CHRISTMAS GOODS!
SMOKING
JACKETS
HANDKERCHIEFS
Initiai 25c and 50c. Linen
White
$5.00, $6 00 and $7.50
OFFICE COATS
$4-00 and $4.50
CARDIGAN JACKETS
$1 00 to $2.50
FANCY VESTS
Silk
25c to $1.00. Fancy Silk
25c to $1 00. Mufflers 50c
to $2 50
FANCY
SUSPENDERS
50c, 75c aud $1.0.1
SHOES AND
SLIPPERS
WHITE SHIRTS
cases? While such questions are pro
pounded each year, they remain unan­
swered. for our people would rather
foster a whole army of undeserving
idlers than that ‘one of the least' of
the deserving ones should remain in
want."
What is to be done? What 1» the
answer? How will the subject
be
met? That is easy.
Did the county court of Wasco
county never hear of Pingree aud his
potato patch? Did it never occur to
the people of the West that nine
cases of poverty in ten is an unin
vlted condition, and that with few
exceptions poor p< >ple are baru
working people? Such being the case,
why is it not profitable, charitable
and just to provide public work for
those w ho are compelled to work or
beg?
Wasco county and Umatilla coun­
ty—it need be, every county in Ore
gon, could rent of buy land enough
to support the objects of charity with
growing crops, manufacturing plants
or some industry that would bring in
a profit to tue county.
It is the only solution of poverty
that Iles within reach of moderati
plana.
It Is worthy of consideration.
face and brightens the twinkle In his
eye.
When he runs for the presidency, if
he ever does, it will be on a platform,
not of "free trade as they have In
England" but of free trade such as
only Cobden himself ever had thought
of.
He will be for tariff auolnlon
and the raising of the national reven­
ues by a tax on the value or land ir­
respective of improvements.
The plutocrats have killed “Bryan-
ism." but If Tom L. Johnson lives
they will meet uu opponent who will
make them think tegrellully ol Bry-
au almost m> one of their frienus.
Aud all the discontent growing out
of the »20-coal aud 40-cent beef out
of low wages aud trust-cornered
goods, and, above all, out ol the hard
limes which tile plutocrats are pre­
paring for the poor by the piling up
millions tor themselves, will express
ilseil through Jobusou s uemaml lor
•qual aud exact justice tor all aud
ipecial privileges lor none.-—Louis
Post s Public.
GENERAL NEWS
Private Ernest Thompson, of Fort,
Stevens, has been found guilty of ar­
son by the court-martial and sentenc­
ed to 20 years in prison. He will be
placed in the I^eavenworth, Kan . pen-
itentiary
Gottfried Amstutz,
of
Portland,
shot himself twice In the
head,
Thursday, death resulting almost In­
stantly. He had been drinking heav­
ily and was In a fit of melancholy at
the time.
Three men were arrested Sunday
evening at Ashland on suspicion of
being the highwaymen who held up
the Grant's Pass-Williams stage on
Saturday. The men are Frank Mil­
ler, of Spokane, George Moody and
William Kirkman.
The body of a miner named Ryan,
of Butte. Mont, was found Sunday In
m outbuilding of Salt Lake City. It
is thought he la a victim of "knock i
out" drops, administered In a drink1
of liquor at a saloon near by. as »50
he Is known to have had. is missing.'
Ingram, the guard of the Oregon
penitentiary, who was shot by con-
vict Merrill last summer, is clrculat-
ing a petition to present to the leg-
tslature, asking for a small donation
to assist him in starting a small busi­
ness. The petition la being generally
Signed
H. A. Anderson, who was recently
arrested on a charge of perjury, al­
leged to have been committed In the
giving of testimony last summer
while several homestead contest cases
were being heard, has been given an
examination before the United States
commissioner and discharged and the|
complaint dismissed
Overgaiters
Merry Xmas
is coming again, it is tune you were thinking about those
presents. \Miat will you get ? You say,.“Can think of bo.th
ing
We say, come in and let us show you a line of useful
article», very nice for Christmas presents. For gents we have
ties, silk handkerchiefs, silk mufflers, dre s shirts, dress gloves,
dress suspenders, a s rt or an overcoat
For ladies, fine pock
etbooks, evening sliaw is. silk Handkerchiefs, silk ties, dress
patterns, muffs, coats, jackets and many other things very use
ful as well as nice for presents
Spain has offered to purchase two
new warships and one cruiser from
Chill.
Slippers (JOc to $t.5O. Shoes
$1.25 and $150. Full
more first-
England has ordered
$2 00 to $4.50
c lass warships for sea iu view of
Dress $2 00.
complications in Venezuela.
The heaviest snow storm of the
season occurred Saturday in Kansas,
Nebraska. Iowa and the Dakotas.
The “Angora’’ Brand all
The sheriff of Teller county. Colo­
If
Boston
should
hear
of
a
wood
New Patterns at popular
rado, made a boutlie of »5UOU worth
sizes and late styles two
riot on the Pacific coast she would jf eon ti seated gambling tools F rido
prices
Large assortment
for ‘25c. The well known
thank providence that the continent alght.
“E & W,” a complete as­
lay between her and the heathen
of recks, 25c, 50e to
Thin ice on the rails of New York'a
Yet we listen to reports of coal riots new “third rail” street car system
sortment. 25c each
«1.25 Shield Bows 25c
in Boston without a shudder,
Her aas blockaded traffic in that city very
much of late.
Shield Tecks 25c and 50c
manners are so mild, however, that
President Roosevelt
Friday
was
a ‘‘scrap" there would not be as ex­ presented with a card ot honorary
Four in hand all the new
citing as a funeral here.
membership in the Brotherhood of
widths *25c to $1.25.
The healthy
Locomotive Firemen.
woman need not
It is impossible for the bully to
A Rock island train ran into a
Is shown at our st »re in our magnificent display of
“CHESIRE BRAND”
fear the change [
keep his bauds off the small boy. broken rail near Terrill, Texas. Fri­
which come« a» the |
Dolls.
The childr« n tali in love with our big assort
HATS’. HATS’.
Good Madras Shirts ail sizes
Germany was not just!fled in sinking day and was badly wrecked The en­
beginning of life’s
ment
We
have laughing dolls, talking dolls, dolls
gineer and fireman were killed
autumn. It is the
the Venezuelan fleet. But It may be
and different Patterns to
that
close
their
eyes in sluatber when laid down
We have lust received a new
woman * ho is worn
Secretary Hay has explained to Dr
better for the future of South Amer
select from.
65c, 75c.
out. run ¿own and
Harran, the minister from Colombia,
Line of Hats, especially
tea that the fleet was sunk by Ger­ that immediate action must be taken
a sufferei from
85c and $1.00.
Extra
womanly • ’•.sease*
for the Holiday trade.
many. It will save some rebel com concerning the Panama canal.
Quality Madras Shirts two
who naturally
niander
the
task.
A
private
bank
at
Hillsboro.
New
The new shapesjaui colors.
dreads the change
Collars and one pair Cutis
Mexico, was held up in btoad day
of life This is the
light. Wednesday. Thé robbers took
See them.
$2.50 and
HOMES OF DISCORD
critical jenod of
to match. 75c 85: and
♦Jo.ikio and tied to the mountains
woman’s life, and
$3
00.
$1.00.
An automobile train service is to
the prevalence of
"What.” I am asked, “do you think
womanly diwasea
of a mother who permits her 16-year- be inaugurated in France. Each car­
nukes it the duty
old daughter to entertain a regular riage will carry 40 passengers aud
ot every woman
caller without lights in the drawing •rill maintain a speed of 62 miles an
who would avoid
room, and who. by example, teaches hour
unnecessary suffer­
her to be disrespectful toward her
Constables and labor leaders Thurs­
ing to take especial
father and to disr-gard bis opinion?" day raided a counterfeiting plant at
Never in the historv?of Pendleton was such a beau­
care ot lierwil at this time
I think such a woman unfit for the Chicago, arrested Melts, the propri-
The ills wbi-h rri so many women at
tiful
and complete collection of dolls shown.
position and responsibility of mother­ etor, captured IV plates and lOO.OoO the change of life are enurely avoided
First see the dolls and then get our prices, as we
hood. But the. . only one mother in counterfeit union cigar labels
or cured by the use of Dr. Pierce's Fa­
are offering special inducements
100 is fitted for such a responsibility.
It makes weak
Men and " omen fought for coal in vorite Prescnygton
The silly hen. running about the a coal yard of Boston Thursday Po­ women strong, and enable* the weake*
yard screaming in sbril'. tones, while lice were overpowered in the mad to pass through this trying change with
a kind hand endeavors to direct her scramble aud re-enforcements had to the tranquility of perfect health
•J haw Sreo a vmr bca'ithr «rtwc-ac atd th»
little brood coopward away from be called out to keep the coal from
U-'.e has em WTv Sard wiXn we " write« Mr*.
nighthawks where food and shelter Mine stolen.
M
M
i
M aikm OcarteM
Or P*
fkm '.t
"I am come to the time of
await them, is as wise as the mother
change of bie and I have beer mc R a r*»at <Seal
Secretary
Hitchcock
has
ordered
described by my correspondent—and
<»rf and m
«Then Mn Hrtrm*
v<**de
THE LEADING DRUGGISTS
the scores who resemble her
And the suspension of action in the gen- me I waa wck in bed. and when the came to
-irai
land
office
on
timber
land
entries
me and «e *ere talkies «*«»<** *<kcrw
the conceited and selfish rooster who
in Oregon. Washington and Califor­ Hemmte told me to tre t>r Pierre a Farr rite
calls the barnyard fowls to witness
PYr^cnptkoc and CoJdea Medical Irtacorery.'
paper, the quicker press censorship bis enjoyment of a worm he bas un­ nia. He has also ordered an investi b L wo Pellet*.’ » f** be? to brine rs* • hottie of
gation of timber entries iu Oregon.
each fr m the ‘'’tig
re an»: I uaed them
earthed is typical of the paternal
comes, the better.
The* du. ine a great deal of pood and i
twr
Poor cooking and untidy house­ m 'rr hsvtlea of ‘ F«'<*tte PTmcnp«» n I neve?
side
of
many
a
family.
But do the people accept this as
mv
wch
a
woodeHnl
cure
Hrfcwv
I
exxn
keeping was the underlying cause of 1
• • •
ncea- yoor re medic* i vra* t’i.vjsl it tM4h:na
the true portrayal of their moral
the severing of martial bonds of 400
Indeed, the animal and bird king- couples in Chicago last year, accord­ ww tt» *nch rd«-»-* T harxDy knew what to dr
tastes.
Do
they
wish
to
let
this
idea
With
ms-w-lf now ! can
all mv work
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 1». 1902.
doms far more frequently illustrate ing to Ernest P Bye knell, general su ar..i teei wei! •
of depraved journalism gain credence wise, sensible and kind
parentage perintendent of the Chicago bureau of
Hr. Pierce • Pk ¿*nt Pellet* are eaa)
among the chttdren of the land,
than does the human race.
*u<l
to Lake
chart tiea.
LIGHT. MORE LIGHT.
The parents who deny their daugh­
If so. give vicious principles the
Will be the subject ol a lecture by
Questions as to how it will be pos­
rein. If not. bar them from the Ugh ters all association with young men
of
Had the coal barons known what
and the parents who allow them li­ sible to enforce the payment
of publicity. The slow poison will
a depth of villiany on their part, the
cense like the one described above, Great Britain'^ demands upon Vene­
taint the blood of social and moral are equally to be cen ~ured.
zuela without costly military opera­
anthracite investigation worid reveal,
health, if it is allowed to spread.
One type indicates a selfish for­ tions and whether it would achieve
they would have undoubtedly agree.!
getfulness of the natural rights and desired results are being asked tn
to some terms with the miners
needs of the young: the other seems England.
THE SEWERAGE SYSTEM.
surprisingly ignorant of the way of
Nobody except the suffering miners
An official expose of the spécifié
the world.
methods used by mill operators in
and guilty operators knew wl.at the
AT THE FRAZER OPERA HOUSE
The tax-payers of Pendleton have
The wife who Influences her child­ getting possession ot belts of Ore­
exact conditions ,n those internal re­ a plain, business-like, thorough state­
ren to fee) and show disrespect for gon timber for mH) purposes, has just
All the worid loves a man who is sincere, and who has the cour­
gions of the earth were, \obody ex ment of the sewer question before the father is. to my thinking,
an in­ been received by the register» and
age
of
his convictions
No more certain proof of the truth of this
cept maimed and cripple«, men and them. The sewer committee of the moral factor in the world's
social receiver» of land offices In Oregon
assertion was ever given than in the esteem in which Eugene V. Debs
children. wLose
lives
liave been council is to be commended upon its life
and Washington.
• • •
is held today. Even those wro have frankly differed with him on
dwarfed and whose bodies aave been painstaking efforts to put the entire
The entire body of 1902 students I
»r.
•Byr' ed our |<lruM
economic
issues respect him for his honesty, admire him for his gen
To
of
dia-
rear
children
in
a
home
mutilated, is capable of telling the situation before the public.
There cord, I have insisted. Is far worse of the University of Kansas, under
Good nea(. well eoi.ked rU. s
ius , and point to him as the ideal of the French proverb, “A m-n
whole truth of that loathsome piL are many doubts as to the efficiency than to shadow them with a divorce the direction of the faculty, began
■irai compi-v. Pull orlgbl *»d
without fear and without reproach.” The all-absorbing topics of the
an organized search Thursday
prompt aellv-ry »rr Halar»* ot our
The newspaper correspondents who of a 930.000 sewer system. It can­ scandal.
the wife of Professor Barber,
times are those bearing upon economic subjects, and the apparert
busli.w*
wsteh
la
trowlur
rapidi;
Nothing can ever compensate a disappeared from her home very
told the truth were branded as liars. not be mad? to cover the entire city
desire
of the pub ic to look upon all sides of the questions is good
child for the horror of ■ quarrelsome denly Thursday morning.
The need for
The labor leaders who appealed to within that amount
evidence that tn«* old era of prejudice has passed away, and a fair and
home
the public for relief were branded as sewers is so great and the task of
The English language is to be sys-
broad minded spirit has come in its stead.
It leaves a s<-ar upon the heart
building them of such vital import, that time cannot efface. Better be an tematically
taught
in
anarchists.
M exican
Seats now on sale at Frazier s Book Store
But the broken stories of these ance to the city that many of the orphan—or a divorce court orphan— schools. English being deemed as
necessary
as
Spanish
for
commercial
by
far.
than
com?
up
In
such
an
en
­
most
practical and far-seeing business
POPULAR PRICES—25c and 50c.
blind men and widowed women are
COURT ’.THEFT
Ufa
More Mexican ch.ldren
1
vironment.
stirring the notion’s indignation to men of Pendleton doubt the wisdom
When a chil 1 is one year old a ever before ar. being »ent to
Houser’s Old Stand
its farthest depths. How ihose bra- of building an incomplete system at father and mother of right ideas and United States for education.
TILIPHOJSB
RED
t)
is
time.
If
sewers
are
not
to
be
a sense of their tremendous responsl-
zen men who claim to
“captains
The secretary of the Interior has
bllity
should
begin
to
guard
their
con-
extended
to
the
entire
residence
and
sent to the house the draft of a bill
of industry" can face the public is a
to permit himto sell timber and other
business districts,' the menace to versation tn Its presence.
wonder.
Even at that age children are keen­ natural products from the forest re­
How they can stand before that health will not be removed. If sew­ ly sensitive to voice and facial ex- serves and for providing the granting !
wondering erage is not to cleanse the entire city pressions and their nervous systems of permits for the location of hotels. I
tribunal of amazed and
hour
after this $30.000 will not be expended in are often injured by aggressive or mills, etc., on these reserves.
commissioners, listening
people, quarrelsome attitudes between their
"harrow
up the interest of the whole
hour to recitals that
The aggregate capitalization of the
parents
Sewerage
should
be
complete,
if it
industries in Pittsburg is more than i
their Hood," is a study in human
requires »lOn.OOO to make It so.
»Î.ÇOO.OOO.fidO.
The production
of
nature. Their absolute disregard lor
The unhappiness which
domestic
steel In Pittsburg In 1901 equaled half
scenes
and
words
of
anger
and
disa
­
the commonest claims of humanity
that of Germany, twice that of
A WORD FOR THE POOR
greements have caused little crea­
ia revolting. Children that are driven
tures of 3 and 4 years Is Indescriba­ France, five times that of Russia or
Gray’s Harbor Com. Co
to work at a tender age. are made to
ble. and would seem Incredible to one Belgium, and 25 times that of Spain.
In
a
column
article,
The
Dalles
pay the debts forced upon their dead
Opp W. A C. ». Depot
who had not experienced or deserved
PACIFIC NORTHWEST NEWS.
Chronicle discusses the
subject of it
tat’-ers by unjust prices for the ne­
poverty, «-harity and idleness in Was­
Not only are children rendered un­
cessities of life. Age. sickness, ten­
Raspberries which ripened In De-;
co county. With some bitterness of happy by such experiences, but the
der infancy—nothing turns aside the
Whcn getting figures from
cerrber are on exhibition
in Fair I
seed
is
sown
in
their
minds
which
will
feeling it cudgels a certain class of
view. Or.
consuming greed of their degenerate
others
on that lumber bill of
bear
bitter
domestic
fruit
for
them
poor people, which always hangs up-
Captain Jam?« Blakely, of Brown-
natures.
in later life, unless some great and
yours,
don’t forget to come
an th? edge of civilized society, lt8 wise influence is brought to counter­ vllle. Or., celebrated his 90th bfrth-
Revolting as it is. the testimony in
and
see
us We earn a larg-
day
Thursday.
‘one is somewhat harsh, but its find- act the early education.
this strike settlement is the best bit
The bickering and quarreling fath-
pgs. though unpleasant, are too true
Mrs.
Anne
Moxley,
of
Monmouth.
stock
of
all kinds of
of literature that has been furnished
er and mother are instructing their a pioneer of 1853. died Thursday.
'o be questioned.
the public for years. It will open the
children how to be unhappy when after a brief Illness.
“There are in The Dalles
large married.
eyes of the people and they may take
Mrs. H.- H. Stone, a pioneer of Til
amilies." says the Chronicle, “who
It is an awful sin, yet it Is being lamook county, died at Ashland Fri-
lessons from it that will benefit them
including shingles, door win
yearly make their appeal to the coun- done daily In so-called Christian day of heart failures
in the future.
or
written
homes,
and
little
Is
said
dows, moulding, screen doors
•y or others, whether times are pros-
A. R. Norwood, of Corvallis, has
perous or otherwise,
To them it against it.
been fined »50 for shipping unlabeled
and windows—in fact, every
• • •
WELCOME.
game out of the state.
makes no difference, The public
thing that is found in a firat-
Unless children are reared In an
Mrs. J. M. Farley, postmistress at
owes them a living, whether they atmosphere of love, they are badly
class
lumber yard
The people of Pilot Rocl^ are to be
have attempted to earn it or not. In reared, no matter what material ben­ Lexington. Wash., was found dead in
congratulated upon the progress and
her bed, Thursday morning.
esc families are grown sons uvi efits are bestowed upon them.
growth which justifies the establish­
The labor unions of Ashland have
Unless the home is the abode uf
laughters lying idle in unkept Bhan-
ment of a newspaper. It is an an­
than an named a city ticket, which has been
ties. The harvest season comes and love and peace, it is worse
Indorsed by the "citizens’ conven-
orphan asylum.
nouncement which will be greeted
is gone, and while the cry has gone
tlon.”
ln-
who
The
father
and
mother
with pleasure by Umatilla county. It
up from al) sides for harvest hands, dulge in wordy quarrels and disputes
Frank Penrose and Clarence Blan-
is a certain evidence of increasing
the boys have set in the shade of before their children are guilty of chard beat up a man named May, at
business strength. There is a rich
were
onie tree and whittled; the farmers’ disorderly conduct, and are foes to Independence. Thursday, and
fined »15 each -.fth costs.
section tributary to our neighbor city
public peace and morality.
wives have begged for help at this
The birth of a child ought to arouse
The body of an unknown man. bad­
which deserves every recognition.
•ime an<1 the city housekeepers have the best and noblest traits in a ly decomposed, washed ashore on the
A half section of tine wheat
The Pilot Rock Record, publish? I
placed advertisement after advertise father and mother, and should nerve bank of the Columbia, near Kalama.
land, all in summer-fal­
is
by McManus and Brown Bros.,
ment in the papers endeavoring to both to self-control and to the erad­ Thursday.
low, north of Pendleton.
now before the public. The East Or­
San Francisco physicians now say
secure assistance in the kitchen .but ication of selfish whims and ugly tem­
Good
improvements
egonian welcomes it warmly, and «till the husky daughters of these pers.
that the reported cases of beubonlc
It
is
a
great
responsibility
to
bring
palgue In that city have proved to
places it upon the growing galaxv unfortunate poor’ lounge about.”
a human being into the world. But be nothing but chicken cholera, a
of Umatilla county institutions, wor-
Almost a section of land jn
Every community feels like express­ few parents seem to so regard it.— harmless disease
thy of support and representative ol ing this very
one body, a short dis­
sentiment at times, Ella Wheeler Wllcok in New York
A restaurant man of Whatcom,
a most progressive people and dis- isolated cases
tance north of town
of wanton
idleness American.
swore out a warrant for the arrest
trict.
of J. J. Jeffries Thursday, because
turn the minds of people against the
no acres of wheat land, 3 mtles from Pendleton, >2500
TOM JOHN8ON.
the champion would not pay In full
deserving |>oor in many instances,
600 acres, to miles from station, plenty of water, Í6500
for a meal he ordered.
WHAT IS YOUR STANDARD?
§
We see their faults and know their
173 acres, 10 miles from Pendleton........................ $1500
The knowing ones ’.ave slated John­
Mrs Mary Parham, one of the old­
shortcomings, and the temptation to son for the governorship, a senator­
est pioneers of Southern
Oregon,
Good house on West Alta street.............................. Si too
An exchange contains the following apply rhe lash tu all who appeal to us ship and the presidency, in due suc­
died at Ashland on Sunday, at the
320 acres on the river, good house and barn, 25
of
public for charity is very strong, but such cession. Johnson himself has de­ age of 91. She had resided continu­
wholesale arraignment
acres alrlafa, balance wheat land
I4000
tastes in journalism:
general condemnation would be ex- clared that he is a candidate for no ously in that city for 30 years.
5 room house on West Alt-« street
........
* 750
office,
except
to
succeed
himself
ns
an
idiot,
“The average man is
Ô00 MAIN STREET
J. D. Hibbs, who owns a large gen­
treinely unjust.
Two five room cottages on West Webb St., each Í 800
mayor of Cleveland. As for the gov eral merchandise store at Gaston,
must be
therefore the newspaper
In utter helplessness the Chronic!« ernorship he has said that he would
Dutch Henry Feed Yard.............................. ..........
was held up and robbed of »90 and a
;♦
idiotic,
The people • * * would throws up its hands and says:
not accept the nomination, end would check for »29. by two men. as he was ORLAN CLYDE CULLEN
Good property In city and country too numerous to mention, any
They
rather read evil than virtue,
“But what’s to be done in the mat­ refuse to serve if elected.
COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW
closing his store Friday night.
location that one may desire.
• •
U. 8 Supreme Court
prefer sensation and depravity, They ter? in a Christian community none
An Eastern Oregon man will be
REGISTERED ATTORNEY
Johnson, like all single taxers, is elected president of the new Portland
They will be left in want; and yet are we
prefer unclean to the clean,
U. 8. Patent Office
ff
an absolute free trader. "Tariff Re­
would resent serious discussion.
not in many instances simply foster­ form.” which is now so much in favor Board of Trade. A split has occurred
t. anti FOREIGN PATENT!
in the board over Irrigation. The two
ASSOCIATION BLOCK
If this is the standard of the masses ing idleness by helping such? Is it with even republican protectionists,
Trad« Mark« sad Copyrights
factions will each elect a set of of.
if this is the mission of the news- uncharitable to refuse aid in such only deepens the smile on Johnson’s fleam.
u.SU
M.
W..
WaaMiBKton.
D.
C
tO
itMMaawm
COLLARS & Cl FI S
Laundered very Fine Quality
NEW
NECKWEAR
A CITY OF
Handsome People
STIFF BOS-
SOM SHIRTS
Large Dolls
Small Dolls
Medium Sited Dolls
BAER (s DALEY
One Price Clothiers Furnish
ers and Hatters
TALLMAN & CO
I
-For—
Ladies and Giris
Men and Boys
50c to $1.25
Per Fair
Best
$2.50
Shoe
on Earth
Women or Men
PEOPLES
WAREHOUSE
Low Cash Prices
Prompt Delivery
Best Groceries...
are what the Miller Cash
Grocery has to offer.
Bakiig—leave your orders for
cakes or pastry of any kind
Lodg-s and patties supplied at
very low prices
C23 Mam Street
Phone Main 511
Miller Grocery Co.
CASH GROCERY AVD BAKERY
“Modern Problems
EUGENE V. DEBS
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 17
CHOICEST •
. . . MEATS
Otto Miescke
Building Material
FOR
FRANK B. CLOPTON
K
Santa Claus would find himself in
if he had a breakdown on “the
night before Chiistmas.” Others
would be just as disappointed if
their carriage or wagon should
break down on the road, unless
they had a first ciass re.airing
shop to bring it to. such as you
will find Neagle Bros always to
be We repair a vehicle and put
it in first class order equal to new
at a reasonable price.
«.EASLE »»OTHI»»
Siorrr n-vMlae rn<ta~> ar» ta« tx«-.
ago- u r®- tana
W*
ED. EBEN
Proprietor of the
«
EASTERN
CLOAK
SUIT
SKIRT and
WAIST FACTORY
Mid-Winter
I
e
»
Clearance Sale
c
announces his
on Jackets
»
Waists
Skirts
and Furs
SALE
I
u.
A Christmas Dilemma
Real Estate Opportunities
Real
Estate...
Young man. do you desire to lay
(he foundation for weal h?
Elderly
men. do you wish to Inst
your»el»ea
i competency?
If so. do m others have done. Look
around you and see who are the well-
to-do men in the community. They
are
»re those who
»ho have lfti
in« «ted in real
«state
However small your means, buy
cal .»state. Commence now.
_
_____
I will
-el] on small partial payments, or for
ash. the following properties:
A ‘ house with ~ 5 rooms a
cellar
«nd lot ................................
»7501*0
A pretty cottage and lot .. 900 00
A house and two lota.......... 700 00
A dwelling, stable and lot .. 700.00
A dwelling, stable and 2 lota 900.00
Vi •cant lots from »150 to »300.
A block of 14 lota .............. 1200.00
A half block, 7 lots.............. 900.00
A . plat of 4 lota...................... 650 00
A plat of » lota .................... »00.00
E. D. BOYD,
III Court Street