BOHEMIA NUGGET,
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IWItnr
IttmliicxH M('r.
C J. Howard .
Ilnrton C. V. Ilniwn .
.a, .. .
Knlerr.l Ml t tn ..l.illri nl (IhIIuk. ltn.
Ormiin mHncilinrtii" mall iimI'm.
Hiilirlillini rlm, 41,110, In H'Umiri.
AilvnrlMi'ft ,1tNt. lii.i kiiiiwi, mimiii
4iillritlliillt
TIIIH I'.M'I'.II l hppt cm I1ln.it K I', limit')
Aivrllaluic Aicurnr, llt.iiilivt MtIiM K
rliftii.,Hii Kmii'lwo, rnllfiirnU wiim .iii
r.di fur mWfifllflnjr run Ih iitmlit fur II
I'KIDAV, I'ltlltHtAMV G, KJO.V
llolmon, the so-culli'd li in ill llii
Mcrrlninc inililuiii, I in h tesi)titi Im
omitiilvloii In ( I it tr. s. n w I i
mi oilier rcnvoii tluiii lie vhh r
fused further leave of iilucnrc, met
had to go (o ivurk or rcs'Kii
linn nlwny.s appealed lo hqiiio th i
In wiih n wirt ul inflated licit).
SCHOOL NOTUS.
AN INCIDI ;N I' I OK lilt! HOYS
At tin liciil of mi 1 1 1 1 1 1) t r I 1 1 r ill
piti'lliii'lil lii urn1 nl l In' kii'mi "Ion
In New Vni l( ( ll.v In n iiiiin Willi mi
i. IuIcithiIiik lilHtnr.v. IIIh curirr nf'
uuiim ii nun iiiiiMiriiuoii in Hie k I ii ii
4 dplrll tlmt wIiim In I lie IiiihIiichm
yi'irn
mm nil
NOTES FROM THE BOWLING ALLEY.
There U n little .slnrv In inmtlier
Column, from I lie jienof Hev. V
1'. Anderson, iiulilUheil In Kpwnrth
Herald, thntli rcspeclliilly refertcil
to the boys mill ulrlt of thin eliv
While It H nut Inllinnted Unit (In
boys ami glrli of thin section nre
any worse In itny rc.icct, or con
slilcr the icipouitblllly of nil Imiiest
mill IndtisUinUH life innr " lightlv
thin do the hoys mid iith in other
location, it will do no liiirm in.
I cud the HttlcHtorv. It shows Unit
the nppeiil of the honest, willing
liny or twin, will succeed. Some
nvenuc ol Industry will ocn to
him, If he persevcrs. He may not
get what he most desires to start
with. The first position may not
l,r cntlrelv to his liking, hut it Is u
foothold on the ladder to success, If
he will put .up a cliccrlul lace anil
nlm liiKh- One's success in the
various vocMllons in life depends
largely upon one's desire and en
ergy to succeed. The target
shooter does not alwoys get his
niiiKC at the first shot, hut by
eiirclul training of his sights he
will eventually hit the hulls eye.
A L'ood rlllc. a steady Imud and n
well trained eye ore essential to the
target shooter. A good charnclcr,
sternly habits, and n true estimate
of the value of one's present po
Hitiiiu. in the race for advancement,
nre csculial reuls!lcs to one who
would succeed.
Collnuc, ilrovi', I'rb. 4, IJKil.
Tin' following Im tli rvpnrt of I lie
puhllf wIioiiIh of HiIh rily for t Im
inoiilli of Jiiiiiuir.v:
To In I riimllint'ut As
NiiiiiImt In n t i-in 1 1 1 1 it-c Hs4
Ai.rnKiiiniy jfiit
Tolnl iliiyw "
vthliif loilit.v. Only h few
ni Im iippi'invd nl HiIh hIiiii'
' UirVtlllt fur II iiomIIIoii,
i phtrn fur von," uriillly kiiIiI
l lie iiifuumiT.
"Hull I'vi' rit lo Iiiivii ii phti'i'.
HrMlMli'i4 llii-iiiiiii. ".My family will
Mtllll HllAxM Ufi Hllllll'tllllll! to do,
! Look nil inn. tIiIiikm Iiiivii Kolic
imnliiHt nil", lint through no fault f
...7;CI mllli'. Am I itili-triiHiiokliur fellow?
niiHi-nt ;wt
" Union lad. ltf.1
II Im very lunch ilfxIrYil Hull w,oi;iit
wIIImhhIhI. In lim liiK pupil In liool
nit limn. Tin iiiiiiiIh'i' of CIHWM of
liiitillni'MM mIimiIiI Im rcilni'i'iO one
hull.
Mtekui'MM mi imhimIh for Hie ihimiImt
utnliHvnl piiplU, liinveiier tlii'inrrutM
tui help tin- work very iiiueliiky not
cUHmIiiIiik piltminiinvMmirlly..
I'lm enrolltwnt Im III inner I linn
lor niNt yeur. un ineri'UHii 4 inon
tllllll tlllrty-vrvi'll perei'llt.
Wiileli ft tliu priiKrniw for the
KClinol eiitvrtnliiiiieut for Keuruury
When yiMi fn l IIiio iiim) that every
tlilim utvw wriinr. tnku n Ihmi nf Cham,
iMirliilii'n Hliniiiii'li mill l.iver TiihtetK.
They will uleinieu nml lnvlKorntu your
moiiiiten, ipninme your uiweu, uive you
rt-Unli lor your loml jimI nmku you lee I
tlmt III thin olil wnrlil U n ifixxl jiluew to
nvu. i iir nniu ny lleimoii Drill; Uo
Coltiiuo (J rove, Or.
1.00(11! N0II2S.
It is iiunouiiccd that lion, lti'irr j
Ilcrnui'iii will be a candidate for 1
coiiKiesimuti. Mr. Hermiinu Ikih
filled the ptHition in the MSt nml
did ho creditably lo himself ami j
state, and if it i the will of ihe '
congressional convciitiiuilli.il he do'
so ngulii. every voter in the slate
shouM support him. Toda tin-,
Slate ol Orexon has onlv one man
nl W.ishlnKton, who is fannli:it
with the work of either legislative,
body This is on luiKrtnnt eii"l
in the liistory of the state, and it ,
no time docs Oregon need a dele
gation thor uglily acquainted with1
the itemils of duties inciimlei
UH)ii its national tepreoentativi-'.
than it diK-s at this time. While ,
we have many good un u -men
who will make rapid prosiest. ,
in the affairs of state vet it i nut I
Cousisieiit to overlook the fuel ilmt ;
the nmre familiar our delegation is
willi ii ilional legislative vvoik.thrl
belter for Oregon. Above all inj
placing a man in congress, let the!
Mule choose a competent, honnrnlile i
jind well posted man.
KOIIIIHTHIM
I.MMt IVIiliiy iiIk'IiI IiuiI an eiitlin-
HhiHtle iiiisMIiik at which they put ou
the Inlthitor.vniiil iIckiw work, after
which they llllcd up on refnwhmeiitH,
'hitrnelerlHtlc of Kiod fellowslilp, at
IM WIIIhiiii'm reMtatiraiit. One of the
uohle men of the I'orcHt, cllMOovereil
tlmt cyMlerM ore n sorl of "costive"
luxury.
ItlMIMKN.
Monilny nlk'lit the Iteilinen met mm
iimiimI anil u kooiI turnout wiw the
tvHiilt. Several appllcatlonM wen
neteil upon anil Initiation work will
iiK'iln Ih' the order of the nlht un
the rrllH. axwmtiles In weekly coiiii
ell. ni'iiiiiiiiin in: i. o. o. r.
I.MHt Saturday nllit a larKe nr
temlaiiee of the .Siiliordlnnte I.odKe
I. 'I. (). K. met In rvKiilar wmmhui.
Iiiltlntory, InI, I'iiiI nml Ilril derts-M
werveniiferreil Mini oevcrnl appllen-
itllllM III1 HOW H'lllllllg.
k.cami'ii:nt.
Ciieauipiiient, I. O. O. I-'., roast
I'tirk I'lneatiipmeiit will meet from
now mi each II rut and thl.d WedneH
iln.v of each month. WciIiichiIii.v
iiIrIiI of (IiIm wis'k they met anil eon
ferieil the I'atrlurelial, Ooltlen Itule.
ami Itoynl ,1'urple ileum's on live
ineinlierH. Itefn'HhtiieiitH wens nerved
willed was apprrelated liy the iiiein
Ih'I'n iH'fore the clow of the work In
Hie we hiiiii hours.
rmtKii CONSUMPTION.
I YeM. you are, repliiil (lie man
uvi'. "lull I have no ilme I eau kIvu
run."
"llllL in.v wife Mini children nreile
im'iiilt'lit upon me, nml will mooii Ih;
list the point of Hiifferlui; linlisw I K't
taork. In llirre not xoine way In
hleh I could lietiHcful anil for which
1 roiilil ns'i'lve a Niilllclent amount
rsllh which lo liny lin-ml at least?
Tlieii wiih an carncMliittM ol voice
luud milliner which dually mailt' ItM
ll,'Ml.
"What are you willing to do
Mhl the iiiuiiukit.
''Au.vlhliiK mid every tiling," n-plleil
iitir friend.
"Well. I HtippoM 1 could Klveyou a
place as a Hurt u lackey hoy. Vou
will have to do, plenty of work. Home
of II very dlHaicns-ahle, and your pay
will lie hut hU ilollurH a week."
"All rlnlil, Kir. I'll lake Ihejoli, and
1 thank you fur It."
Thus hiiinlily did he Ih-kIii. He
Mttulieil to iiiaku liluiMcIf iiHcful. lie
wm- one ul the llrnt to Ih- on hand In
the nuii'iihiK, and often lingered after
cIom of liiiurM In iiul everythliiir In
erfis't order fur Ihe next day. He
did not n ull In lie told what to do.
lie could nut have taken a livelier In-
tcrcHt hud he Ihsmi one of the
proprietors. In unhurt time promo
tion came. After a few moiitliH he
wiim put In chaw of a delivery
ruiile. Some way he found time to
do much extra work. ICvery day he
brought In new urilers for kooiIm.
The Incn-aM' of trade ou IiIh route at
tracted attention. I .It He hy little he
wiiii IiIm way until he wiim placed at
the head of a niimt Important de
partment. I'orncvcral years he Iimh
drawn a Hillary of eighteen HioiimmiuI
ilollurH a year. How Hilly the cry
Hiul there an no opporlunltlra for
youiiK men In IiiimIiichh! Then' wen'
never Ik'Hit opporlunltleM th'iu now.
I'iihIi, pluck and a rllit nplrlt an'
HieKiTMt ikh'iIm, and are niiiv to win.
Itev. William I". AnilerMoli. In ICp
worth Herald.
The only lli-st-chinM, fnsdi linked
lil-ead III town, at Ihe Horw SIiih'
n'siaiiriiit. '.' t J
COTIAOI! (1K0VI5 IH)VS.
I'p lo TlinrHilay
McoroM in "leu pins
A wailll IiowIIiik I'onlcrit ImjIwis'II
the "falM" ami "Iciiiih" Im aiuoiig the
coiiiiiik aiiraviioiiM ai Hie alley.
Dr. I'alue liolils 'Hid new cDiiiincr-
clnl chili liowllnir alley record for
"coekeil hat" at HiiKi'iie. wlthaHcora
of ul.
We have eiioiiKh Kuod howlcrx to
Klve the Kiikciic team a red-hol i;ame
IH'fore they lake un Hie Salem and
Alhany teaiiiH.
renins till. IM-Mt
' fur Ihe week.
weiv iim follows: Tiiriieii ir,7. Ollkl-
moii III'.'. I'arrlMh I Us and Turieii 171.
Thin wore will douhtli-HH In- ralwil
iM-forn tho wis-k Is over.
This week and after, a prlwi of n
i.no oowimir iickui win im- awardisi
the ihtmoii KiS'lirlliK the IiIIii-mI mire
III "ciK'Heu nat, lor llie wirk. iiIho
t the one Ktsmrlui; the hlirheHt wore
In "leu pliiH," TIiIm uiaki-M :'.IHI tier
wis'k nald In pmcM to liuwlers anil Ih
well worth trylmc for.
The hluhcHt Mconsi In "cuckiMl hat
thus far this week are mm follows:
Handy SI, Miller r,. W IIIIuiiim S! and
ID, lliild :?.) ami 4:1 and Trunk Thotup-
hoii .w, 41 and 4.1. Arthur
M'onnrd holds the record lor the alley
which Ih IVi and Im arviniii kalile wore
to In- maile on a n-Kiilatlua ( 12 Inch.)
nlley.
O'ANCKIt rt lti:!)!!
Mr. W. W.l'rlekett, s m ii I, (lM . tliu
write. Hrnl. lOtli. IIMH: "I l.ii.l Im-i-h
HiilferliiK n'Vernl yeiitH with n ciuieeroii
my fiiee, wlilt'll i!iive ine greHt siuiov
il lire nml unlM-iirHiile ili'liuiK I whh
il'lllif I l.i I hi rit h Siiovt I.iiuiiieiit fur
Hire li'H. mid Ihroiicli hii ucciileni, I
rulilM-il wine of the liniment on the
Hiicer, mid im it khvc iik-hIiiiomi inaimil
lellef, I decided to coiitiiiue to lire th
liniiiit-nt on the csm-er. In n rhort
time the rmieer came out. my fu
lienleil up mid llieie in nut the luihlei.t
Ki-ur left I hnve implicit fiuth in the
ineritM nf thin prepHriiluin. him! it cannot
! t.Mi lilirlilv n-iiiiiriii-ii.iil . 'Joe. WH'
nml tl OU. For hhIi hy New Kra DrilK
Store.
T
I -1.
BERG BROS.
New outfit and up to-date meth
ods assaying, or complete analysis
of ores
Cloriuation, cyanide and working
tests made. All work done in du
plicate, and correct returns guar
anteed. Mail orders promptly at
tended to. '
A. H. KING
Attorney at Law,
c.oTTAin: aitoric. hue.
Atmrugraph going the rounds of
the newspapers is sending coll
chills up the backs of lieer drinkers
It runs thus, "According to sta
tistics of life insurance companies,
n m ill nt so years of age who does
not drink beer, may reasonably ex
pect lo rench the age of 6i. If he
Is a beer drinker he will probably
not live over 35. If he is 30
years when he begins to drink beer,
he will probably drop off some
where between 40 and 45, instead
of living to the age of 61, as other
wise lie should.
The senatorial fight drags ou, as
of yore. Thus far exciting inci
dents have not been numerous -hardly
sufficient to attract the at
tention ol the public, generally.
It cannot he denied, however that
the affair is retarding legislative
progress. 1 1 is the duly of the two
bodies to elect a senator, whoever
he may be, at the earliest moment.
The voters demand it, and by virtue
of the ballot the legislature has
power. Gentlemen, elect a senator.
Hon. Hinger Hermann, in ac
cordance with his resignation
closed his duties as U S laud com
missioner lust Saturday and de
parted Immediately for Or;gou, af
ter ncarlj six years of faithful ser
vice. He has many friends in Ore
gon who will be pleased to see him,
nml who look at the attitude of
Secretary Hitchcock toward Mr.
Hermann as n direct slap in the
face for Oregon,
It is announced that the First
District Congressional Convention
to nominate a candidate to succeed
Hon. Thos. H. Tongue will be held
in March, Albany has been sug
gested ns a proper meeting place.
The suggestion is n good one,
especially so lu view of its central
location, and sho.uhl be acted upon.
The house pf representatives is
proving itselfa very good working
body. The senate, too, is getting
ahead with its business expediti
ously. The house being the larger
body, a better working regime is
necessary for It to accomplish as
much business ns the smaller
branch numerically
Mr. It. W, Kviuin, Clinrwiiter, Kim.,
write: "My hiiidKind lay rick lor
three liiiuil Iim ; the iIih'Ioim Htuteil he Iih.I
tiiick rtilirillliiiil inn. W11 tiliMllti ml 11
IniIIIi. of lliillard'a Ilorehouiid nvrui. mid 1
II eiited 1 1 1 11 1 . Tlml wn" nix yenm 11 K".
mid mnee then uo iiIwiivh kept 11 l.ile
III the hoiMe. We cannot do wn hunt it
lor cousin and ciiIiIh, it him no ispud."
J!k; Me and I.IK) hot tin ill New ICra
Drue Stoui
ClVMwell. On-.. Fell. :. IIM.
Hdltor NiiKwt.t'otlaKVtirove, On'.
I leu v Sir: I have, an item which I
would like for you to have iim a little
Juke 011 a couple of Iio.vh from your
town. They came toCn'Hwellon the
train a week iik'i to vIhH a couple of
lady friends and Intended to catch
the train Kolnu Mouth but owing to
the wiiHh-outH ou the road the train
wiim delayed and the lioyn were com
pelled to walk hack to CottiiKcdrovc
that nlKht as then- won- no traltiH
until next day. You can tlx It up to
Hiilt youi-Mclf hut Ik Him1 and give
them a Jolly iim they think Uo one
j kllOWH It.
Ml
AUllAl
Just opened in the
Walker Unilriiujj: near
Depot on South Side
of Main Street. We
will supply you with
Meals or Short Orders
at any time. We buy
only the freshest and
best the market af
fords find prepare in
any style you desire.
"aULU'.R & (IOWDY,
lit IhHir Wet of Popul
South mild ol Main Street.
fflSBff
I u. ii. 11.
NOTICI-: FOlt PUIIUCATION.
United Stnun Luud Oirice,
Honehuri!, Ore., .Ian. 80th, 1003.
Notice in hereby given that in compli
ance with tliu provlflons of the art oi
CotieronH of Juno 3, 1S78, entitled "An
Act for Ihe unlo of Timlier Laud In tin
Slates of California, Oiegnn, Nevada,
and W imhinicton Territory. as ex
tended to all tho 1'ublio l.iuul Stales by
net of AiiKiiat -I, 1892. F.uuiin
Woyor, of Mound, County of Lane,
Slnto of Ore him this day lllisl in tide
olfiee her Kwom idntoinent No. 4370, for
the purrhiiKO of the l.oln HA II of BeoNo.
'.' In Towimhlp No. 20 S, Unlike No. 7
West, and will oiler pruot iimliuw that
tho laud Houitht is more valuiihlo for its
Umber or Mono than for nurleultnr.il
puriiosuH, and to establish his claim to
hiiiii lanu neiore .mine 1,. nam,
I'. S. Commissioner nt Kimono, Oregon,
on Wcdiiesilay tho 16th tin v of ipril,
11103.
She niiiiioH us witnesses:
Frank llollaiitl.Ucoriio Holland, Wal
ler Holland, of Crow, I.nno Co.. Oie..
I'M Hosolton, of Mound, UinCo.,Ort).
Anv and all persons claiming ad
versely tho abovo-tloscribcil Iniulg aro
rcpuestcd to lllo their claims in this
olficti tin or before said l&thdny of April,
!D03.
J.T.IIuiiHits, Ileistster.
JEROME KNOX
Ittoriicij-nf-Law
l'rtiia.t Htieiitlmt iM to Mlnlnic Builuet
CoTTAGH GKOVH. ORR.
J. S. MEDLEY
jltlovitey-ut-Laiv o o
: Ofllfeou Mln iirl t -
CoTTAOit Okovk, Oris.
r
FURNITURE
5
lCW 1111(1
Second Hand.
There is nothing that beautifies home more
than good furniture, and nothing that looks
worse than a poor grade of furniture. I have
a first class line of high grade goods in the new
furniture and will make
Lower Prices
To lluyorH than can bo obtained elsewhere, and to tliOBo
W'lahliiKKi'contl hand kooiIh 1 can make prk'OH that are Bttr
prlHlntr. 1 keep only tho hlKhcHt Krado of Second Imud goods.
KKlflfi Tim BSAIUHS
And Ket a Warranted
uothliic.
Solid Oold Illnir l'rtv. It coats you
Tho lialty must bo under 0110 year old.
C.J.MILLER.
HERBERT LEIGH
ASS AY Hit AND MKTAI.M'IKIIKT
KlIOUNK OlIKOUX.
IM hnui.il swny onUela the Hale. Sam
ltely mall relvu .r..uit alletitlon. work
Inn teati made on ore P-initlea of one to ttfiy
lwimiilitoilvterniliu' the inooi luttable inelh
otlt of trcatmeut. l'rte on application
I I
Allison k Haste
BARBERS.
,i We atv now ltH'iited In our
? Now iiuarters, opposite tho
? l'oslotllce, and respectfully
$ Solicit the patroiuw of all
ji Who desire lli-st-class work.
I A LARGE NEW
f PORCELAIN BATH TUB.
j U1VK I'S A CAI.k
I
N0TI0K KOK PUIIUCATION.
United States lind Otlice,
lloscburg, Ortyon, Dec. 24. 1002.
Notice is hereby given that in compli
ance with tho piovlsinns of the act of
Congress ol June 3, lti'S, entitled "An
act for tho saloof timber lamia In tho
States of California, Oregon, Nevada anil
Washington Territory,'' as extended to
all tho I'ulil.o I.aud Slates by act of An
Ktiat4,lK02, Hlraiu K. woikI.o! Kugeno,
Co. of Initio Statu of Oregon lina this
diiv tiled lut hla olllce hie an orn statement
No. 4IU2, for Ihe purchaso of the N l
8w H & S j Nw '4 of Sec No. 10, Twp.
23 South, of ltango 2 WeBt and
will olrer proof to show tlmt 1110
land sought is more valuable for its
Umber or stone than for agricultural
purposes, and to establish his claim to
saittlanil before Marie L. ware, U. S.
Commissioner at Kugene, Oregon,
on Thursdny, the 12th day of Mar., 11)03.
lie names as witnesses:
.1. W l'urrlsli. of Jefferson. Oiegon.
N II Martin, James w llouck, of Cot
tage Grovo, Ore., Hay N wllson, of Ku
gene, Ore.
Any and nil persons claiming adverse
W tin. aliove-ilescribed lands are re-
mieslod to lllo their claims In this otlice
1 ... -..! 111.1. .1.... .. I M liA.)
on or ooioro sum l.tu ui iur,t iwo.
J . I. 1IHI1HIKS, liegller.
Cnrliott and Jeffries have slcncd
articles to tleht 20 rounds for a ptirso
of 25,000. The fllit will bo pulled
off at Fort Krle, Cftimdit.
he man who is properly hqiupped
Weather of any kind is the one who
live long and be Health- and Happy,
doesn't pay to neglect necessities.
for
will
It
You Clothing Wants
Are nt the head of the lis of vour necessities,
fit yon comfortably, Sultsh an I ceounmicallv.
We can
AT PACIFIC TIMBER CO'S STORE
Under Odd Fellow's Hall,
1
COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON
In our Capes, Coats, Jackefs, Furs and Skirts,
which will be sold at reduced prices.
Also a Ten per cent Discout.
In our Clothing
which will include
Men's Youth's and Boys' Suits Pants
OVERCOATS.
1 11 a
sgi Always Keeps Yoti JPosted. j
Hoys Boots $1.LT)
Ladies' Shoes 3.50
Men's Boots 1.90
Cloves 1.50 ones 1.20
40e
lioc
Men's Working
Shirts 40c.
You jnust see these to
apppreciate their
Value
Closing out Men's
Drawers at 35c.
Worth GOc.
Ladies' best all Wool
Vests, auorth $1.25 wiil
Close what is left at 75cts
Each
Ladies' Hose
4 pair 25c
Boys' Corduroy Pants
Small Sizes 40c
Large Sizes 50c
I TOTTCJi:
The people in Oregon
know a K"d thing when
theyheeit. They sre like
Mt.NOuriaiiN, ou have to
show them This is what
I am doing Making everv
aittcle in Plain Figure-..
I Want You to Know that
I am Underselling every
store in Cottage Grove,
nnd can safely sny you can
save from
IO to 50
lci; Cent.
Come Whether you want (6
Buv or not.
KublM'i
of any
Goods
kind nt
Cut Prices.
Ladies' Rubbers
at IOC a Pair
Men's All Wool Flannel
Shirts Si. 75 kind at
81.45
Good half Wool Sox toe
Misses' Heavy School
Shoes
$t.00 nml Sl.'JB
Woman's Shoes
fil.'-iii Worth J.CO
JUST RECEIVED
loO Fair of Fine
Kid Lace Shoes
My Price $1.50
Boys' Hats 10, Id,
20 and 25 cents.
Men's Huts
50cts to 1,00
I have too many
H ts and they
must he Sold.
The New Styles for
Spring.
R. WELCH, Manager
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ueuer Late i nan never.
But good goods never borne too late, and, owing to the delay in the Eastern freights, our
Shipment of small goods did not arrive until today, and now that Jhe holidays are over we are
willing to make a great sacrifice on these goods in order to make room for another shipment that
is to follow.
T. K. RICHARDSON, MUSIC STORE.
NEEDHAM'S PIANOS
WeNeedham because musicians Needham and must have them, and everyone that wants a
good piano, a sweet toned piatio, au irtistic piano, a durable piano, they find it under the name
of NEEDHAM. Arthur Frazer says the Needliam has as good action as he has ever used, and
Mr.Fage. the baritone soloist, says the tone is exquisite, and has placed en order with us for one
to be delivered at his home in Philadelphia. In fast the Needham has no rival and that is why
we haoe just shipped a car load from the faccory, and our last lot is a lot of beautiee of new and
artistic deslcrns.
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