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GRANTS PASS, JOSEPHINE COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, MARCH 8. 1900.
VOL. XVI.
Lace Curtains,
Furniture,
The acuate committee on commerce
Tinware,
Carpets.
Blesse. 1 are they who live in Weet.ro | has favorably reported a bill providing
Mmps,
Picture Moulding,
for
a
cosiuaercial
oommiesion
to
be
sent
Oregon, where real winter weather is
Linoleums,
Wall
Paper,
unknown. Here is the way winter is to Asia, for the purpose of investigating
Mirrors,
Tools,
described back Eaat: "Fust it (ria, su' and reporting ufion lhe best methods of
Chat» With Moth«».
Mattresses,
M. Clement l’rewription Dru»«i.t.
Glassware,
increasing American commerce in that
then
it
tbew
;
an*
then
shew
;
an
’
then
Where do you get yeur hair cut? Try
Pillows.
S chool L vxcbes . Mother, wltoae chib
Cutlery,
it suew agin an’ frix en it." Bad road, J part of the world. The commission is dren are obliged to go lung diataACO.
Cots.
Graniteware,
Will Mallory.
i
to
be
composed
of
five
busiresa
men,
ara preferable to that sort oi thing —
U> school, are often greatly perplexed to
Bicycle hovpital for all repairing al
Merchandising in
J one from each of the geographical di-
Aurora Boreali».
know what to put up for the noonday
Cramer Bros.
visioi s ef tlie country.
lunch
which
shall
be
both
appetixing
Whisky haa beeu elevated, it aeeina,
The 8. I*, railroad company is making
The new i'hilippine commission ia
preparations for building a new dejuvt to the dignity ol a alalutory deienae for now complete, uniese some of the mem­ and wholeaem.. The cuventional school
' crime in Hanford. A citixen of that bers should lisck out. Ds luemliers are luueh ef a lute bread and butler, sand-
at Gold Hill.
wiehes pickle., mince or other rich pie
Mis« Maud Merrill made a trip on i iutereating town who did hi, beat to Judge W. H. Taft, of Ohio; Prof. D. 0.
A FORTUNATE PURCHASE BY OUR EASTERN BUYER enables us to
with a variety of cake snd cookies, i.
Monday to Woodville, where «he will »end a fellow to hl. long account hae ; Worcester, of Michigan; Gen. Luke E,
put on the market in Southern Oregon the Biggest Drive ever offered
scarcely belter than none at all ¡since
been
held
guilty
of
a
simple
aaeault
Wright,
of
Tennessee;
Judge
H.C
ide,
resume her school next week.
Do not buy a camera until you have examined the
tc the people here.
I taM-auee lie proved that he was full of of Vermont, snd Prof. Berna d C, Moss, on lhe one hand there is a deficiency of
40 acre farm 12 miles trum l> ortland, 2
food
material
which
can
be
used
for
the
! wbiaky.—S. F. Call.
of California. The present plan is to
“Al
”
mile, from poet office, to exctiange for
PyPp
a
upbuilding of brains, muscles and nerves;
have the onmmiasioa start to the Philip­
Grant. I’ase residence property. Inquire
while ou the other hand 11 contains an
At
a
political
»peaking
in
Coquille
X
Double
With the patent long and short negative attachment you can take
pines
about
the
first
of
April.
al tIns office.
abundance of material calculated le in­
City some miscreant stuffed rags in the
a 4x4, 4x6. 4x8, 4x10 and a 4x12 picture, as desired. Conse­
War department officials are wrestling
of positively new—this year’s
Doe. your friend have • camera? A chimney and when the tire was started
duce dyspepsia, headache, dullness of
with a problem which they would glad­
quently you have five cameras in one. And the “AL VISTA" is
flexible, leather covered album would i in the stove the speaker and the crowd
intellect,
and
other
morbid
conditions.
Century Designs
ly evade. They are called U|wn to de­
made tor time and snap-shot work, too Uses the ordinary 4x5
make a spiendid present—$1 and less gathered, were soou almost suffocated
1-ell la the ante-room, during the scbool-
cide whether the country is in a state ot
direct from the factory. You get the benefit of our eastern con­
E daylight loading film on spools. Drop us a postal and get our
A. E. Voorbtea ha. a stock oi album».
I by the smoke and the occasion declared war or peace. The problem haa been ! session, until in cold weather it becomes
nections and experience when dealing here. The difference in
G, I. Brown returned Saturday morn­ not a success. This is another way of raised by the application ot a number of I nearly froseti, and then partaken of
1900 catalogue.
price is yours every time.
hurriedly,
that
there
may
lie
more
time
chukiug
off
a
political
speaker.
—
Myrtle
ing from a visit to Fortland.
soldiers for the purchase of tlieir dis­
(or play, is it to be wandered at that the
Miss Sylvia Anderson, who ha. been Point Enterprise.
charge from tlie army, which the law says
BURLINGTON. WIS.
after-dinner Session drags ,0 wearily,
attending school at Salem, returned
may be done in time oi peace. A
Witne.se- in the Coeur d'Alene riot
and that the pupils (eel sleepy, dull and
home Thursday to remain.
peace decision would enable these men
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
cases testify that the ‘ bull pen" prison
uninterested? Our brains are nourished
-V- p. DODGE,
Mr and Mr«. B. H. Calhoun went to where the rioting miners were confined to purchase their discharges, but it
by blood made from the food we eat;
reducing
the
pay
of
would
also
result
in
Ashland Thursday. They are intending while under arrest, was a filthy,
CSITXO STATE».
INSURANCE*" J
and
if it be formed of improper or un­
the
Philippines
who
soldiers serving in
to make tlieir home at that place.
Vreeident ................... William McKinley
unhealibful, uncomfortable place. It
REAL ESTATE
wholesome food, the result will be a
Vi -e President............
Mrs. J. H. Booth passed through might be staled that "bull pen" prisons, are, in the absence of a decision, draw- disordered organ, inca|iable for fir.', class
Fecretary of Xate .... ........ John Ha\
here last Wednesday evening returning jails and penitentiaries, are gool-places mg lhe increased pay authorized by law work.
. .Lyman J liage
Berretary of Treasury
to her home in Roseburg from Cal­ to stay out of, and ought not to be in time of war. On the other hand, a
.......... C N Bills
tiei retary of Interior .
Again, the extra work imposed upon
war decision would raise com plications
O regon . ifornia.
Be. tretarv oi War ........ ........Elihu Root G rant « P ass ,
furnished too luxuriously.—Albany Her­
John I) Long
abroad, which might become dangerous. the digestive organs, and the liver in
Secretary of Navy ............
.
The public school began on Monday, ald.
Ke. retary of Agric jI
J.. ture
— . James A Wilson
The solving ot this problem is likely to getting rid of the excess of fats and
PoF-tinaster-General........ James A Gary
sugar in rich, unwholesome foods, con­
after a two weeks vacation. The only
j
Though corquered aud captured, and lie deferred as long as |iosritele.
Attorney-General.. . Joseph McKenna x A X« C. HOUGH,
present reminders of lhe late small-pox though it may be determined by cril cs : That the scheme for the sale of the tinually overtaxes these organs.
ATTORN EY-AT LAW,
STATE or OREGON.
scare, are tlie occasional insane reports and experts that he took too great risks , south side of Pennsylvania avenue,
It can hardly be doubted that a large
(Geo W McBride Pi act ices in all State and Federal Courts which are still observed on the pages of
about the most nnprotilable real estate majority of the cases so-called overwork
U. S. Senators...
and
made
mistakes,
Cronje
will
remain
(Joseph Niinun
from which school-children suffer, are
some of the exchanges.
Office over First National Bank.
an heroic figure in history. There have 1 >n Washington, to the government as
(Tiros H Tongue
Congressmen .... •
M. W. Wheelor, who is now in busi­ been, there will be, lew more sternly sites for future public buildings, is caused by violation of hygienic laws re­
A Moody
G rants P arr ,
•
-
O regon .
We have something interesting io show you in Tables also. The
Altornev-General. ... D R N Blackburn
ness in Sumpter, writes concerning our pathetic scenes than the surrender of nothing more than a big money grabbing garding food and diet rather than by an
alxive cut shows one of our new ones. For taste and elegance in
............. T ! Geer
excess
of
brain
work
;
or
in
other
words,
Governor ..............
•inall-pox scare, that there have been Cronje's decimated army, driven to real estate deal, has been demonstrated
designs and style We lead and for prices we are Headquarters.
Het i vlary of Stat«........ ........ Fl Dunbar JJIC. J. JENNINGS
tunny cases in Sumpter and in Baker "lhe last ditch," and surrounded by by the hysterical opposition of the bad the brain been properly nourished
Stale Treasurer............ .. Cli us S Moore
by
an
abundance
of
good
wholesome
City,
but
as
yet
not
a
single
death
unless
principal
newspaper
organ
ol
the
Supt 1‘iib instruction .. J il Ackerman I
ten times its number. You surrendered,
RESIDENT DENTIST.
Stat- Printer................ ........ W 11 1-eeds
in complication with something else, Cronje, but tlie world takes its hat off to schemers to the proposal, endorsed by food, the same amount of work could
tU F. Wolverton 30 Years Exp -• ee.
snd 'hat the form of lhe disease preval­ you as a hero.—Telegram.
the committee, composed oi tlie govern­ liavs been easily accomplished with no under. Fill the interstice, between the
’ 1/ > H Lean
lluu„
vallis
lie is now at the head of the
Supreme Judges........ • K
ent
there
is
not
usually
so
severe
as
lhe
ors
oi states and territories, representa­ detriment whatever.
(FA Moore
Office in Opera Hou e block; >ee the sign
bread with hot fiuit uaing juat aa little Horticultural Board of the state.
and
when
that
Whenever
practicable,
children
should
Bad
news
travels
faat,
of
The
Big
Tooth.
tives,
senators,
and
prominent
citizens
measles.
Clerk Board S-liooi l.aiidCoin. WHOdell
return to their homes for their midday juice aa poaaible, cover with another
oldt prevai icating jade Dame Rumor
riEST JCIHCIAL DISTRICT.
O regon .
G rants P ass ,
The following original |>ensions have starts a report there are always enough of Washington, which met last week to Innch, since under the oversight of a layer, thia time placing the atrip, of
Disaster it Iron Mountain.
Western Division....... ludge il K Hanna
been granted to citizens of the Rogue of those of a thoughtless and uninvesti­ arrange for the celebration of the cell ten1 wise mother there will be fewer viola­ of bread over the fruit i.1 the tirat layer.
The most distressing accident in the
nisi
ot
the
establishment
of
the
capital
Eastern Division........ Judge ii 1. Benson
River Valley by the federal government; gating turn of mind to push it along.
tions of hygienic laws, and the walk back Fill tne diah with theae layera of fruit history of mining in northern California
Pro».-, tiling Attorney'
........ C B Watson j J C. PERKINS,
Win. Shafer, Gold H ll, »S ; Esther Nutt, Some shallow-pated individual ha* start­ of the United States, at Washington, to to the school-room will be far more con­ and bread and when full pour over all occured last Thursday at the Iron
Men iber Board of Equalizat. . RA Einmitt
lay out a new federal avenue, Irotn the
the hot fruit juice, put a plate with a Mountain mine near Redding. With­
Grants Pane, »10; and the following ed a story that “the «mall |»ox ha*
U. S. DEPUTY
ducive to good digestion than the violent
U. 8. LAND OFFICE RONEBURO.
increases in pensions: Jesse Higgins, reached Ashland,’' and various parern capitel to the proposed Memorial bridge exercise or the sports so often indulged weight on it on the top to preaa it firmly. out a moments warning, the roof of a
Ker? ver ................................ Henry Booth
MINERAL SURVEYOR,
across
the
Potomac
to
Arlington,
upon
Dip off any juice that may be preened
Jacksonville, from »S to »12: C 1'. Jones, published in Northern California towns,
Kegi'ier...................................... J T Bridgts
which all future federal buildings shall be 111 directly after eating. When this is out, and set the pudding in the refrig­ tunnel gave way and tone of copper ore
O
regon . Ashland, »30 to »3(1; A. D Burton, Ash­ and one across the Klamath divide, have
G
rants
P
ass
,
cauie crashing down, anti eight msn
impracticable,
let
the
Innch
be
as
sim
­
JONEPHINE COUNTY
erected. The proposed avenue would be
land »6 to »S.
given sufficient credence to the lie a« to entirely on ground already owned by ple as possible and not to ample as to erator to cool and pre»« When cold it were buried. A number of heir-breadth
........ C E Harmon
Joint Senator.........
The Glee Club men are preparing to treat it aa news and publish it with the government, and no ground would tempt the child to overeat. The bread will turn out whole, and can be cut in escapes ere recorded. A rescuing party
County Judgd.. . . ............ Abe Axtell ' Ç^OSHOW& SHERIDAN,
alicea and served with whipped creaiu or was at once put to work, and five of the
(Nick ThoNs |
make a tour of Southern Oregon during prominence.—Ashland Tidings.
Commissioners ....
have to be bought; lienee the squealing should be made of graham or whole­ cocoanut sauce
) Dick George
MINING ATTORNEYS,
lhe
April
vacation.
They
intend
going
unfortunate men have been taken out.
wheat
flour
and
well
baked
and
light,
........ Roy Bartlett
oi the speculators.
County Clerk ........
Washington Letter.
Rica prepare*! aa directed below niakea Four of them were yet alive, but all
Special attention given to Mining as far south as Ashland, stopping ata
biacuit made with bread sponge is good.
Sher nt...................... .............. Ed Lister
The
vote
by
which
lhe
»cuate
took
up
(From Our Regular Correspondent.)
a wholeaome and appetising artici« for have since died. The accident was
..........J W Virtue | and Land Law s, and Land Office practice. ' number of the intervening towns Eaton
Representative........
tlie (Juay case, 34 to 28, is regarded as One can put a well beaten egg, some the lunch banket
W ashington , Feb. 26, 1900.
.............1 T Taylor ’
Treasurer..................
will be unable to sc ompany the club, »o
caused by the insecure timbering, the
sugar
and
a
little
butter,
beat
well
to
K
osebi
rg
.
-
-
O
regon
.
having
settled
two
things.
First,
that
School Superintendent. ............ J I) Hayes '
C hkamy Rica. Put a pint of milk, nature of the ground making safe tim­
Dick Smith will take hie place in lhe | Another striking example of legisla­ a majority of the senate, upholds lhe gether and work In the dougli saved
........... Tom Smith I
Aases.*" r
travesty. The Eastern Oregon trip was tion by conference i« furnished by the claim that anything affecting a senator’s wheu bread was put into tine. Mix well one quarter of a cup of best Carolina bering an extremely difficult operation.
..BO McCulloch
Purveyor. .
... Dr. 1- W k remer U OBERT G. SMITH,
a highly successful one and the Glee finance bill, re|>orted from the confer right to his seat, is a question of the and let rise again, make into small rice, a tahivapoonful of sugar, and a
Coroner . .
Club men protwee to make tlie coming ence com.nitte. It i« practically a new highest privilege and can be called up biscuits, let rise again and bake. Put handful of raiaina into a granite iron or
A flag lor Your Svhoolhouse.
PRECINCT OFFICERS.
tour ¡even more so.—Oregon Weekly, bill embodying the principal features of at any time, regardless of what ia before cold water on when taken out of the earthen-ware diah ami place on the top
Every school bone, in the counly
SBce................................. James Holman
A
ttorneys and C ounselors
both the house and senate bills, but ex­
of the range where it will heat very should have a flag. If you want one lor
Eugene.
Uomtalile .......................... ........ J H Colby
oven.
pressed unlike either. It is more flat- the senate, and second, that Mr. Quay
at L aw .
Fruit rolls and buns are good, A cup alowly to boiling temperature. Stir your dlstarM write to the C ourier about
A proposition is now under cons’dera-
cirv or grants ! PASS.
will
be
awarded
the
seat.
footedly in favor of the gold standard ;
of fruit, som« good bread and butter, frequently •> that the rice will not ad­ it.
Mavor
.......... ............ .. . W T Coburn Office in First Narional Bank Building. lion by tlie people of Medford and provides for refunding the bonded in­
Wife Wanted.
..
.Ge
j
.
Em
111a
i
fresh fruits, nuts snd a bottle of rich here to the I ki II oui of the dlab. When
vicinity for a canal carrying water from
Auditor............................
U
sants
P
ass
,
-
•
O
regon
.
debtedness of the government in two
First class baker -ami chef wants a milk is as tempting a lunch s» any child boiling, place in the oven, and bake till
Treasurer......................... .... Col Johnson
Little Butte creek to a point n-ar Med-
. John ^Patrick
per cent gold bonds, upon which nat­ wife, lias been superintendent of rail*
Street Comruiiwioiier.
need desire. Of course each day tlie the rice la tender, which can be axcer-
ford. The proposed ditch is to have an
..
Win.
Lister
ional banks may issue currency to the road dining car service in the East and
Marshal
mother can vary the food. Wlien one tained by dippiug a apoon into one .ide
Y^IiORGE II. BINNS,
average depth of six feet and an average
( August Felten
full face value, and it retain* the senate private cook to Ex-Governor Joe Flier
I loin Smith
i. situated where fresh fruits can lie ob­ and taking out a few grain,. Twenty
width of 10 feet and will he near 25
bimetallic amendment, but in a more oi Illinois; is 35 years old, votar, steady
l D Fay
tained, they should furnish the children minutea will generally be .officiant.
miles
in
length,
it
will
be
used
to
ASS
A
YER,
( E E Dunbar
meaningless form. There is no doubt of and industrious, and a widower, best
"A unt J ohim ".
with apples, oranges, bananas, pear.,
irrigate the large area of now arid land
Councilmen
I T P Jadson
the adoption of the bill, reported by the of references can be given in regard to
north
of
Medford,
known
as
lhe"de>-
gra|iu.,
filberts
and
almond,
in
place
of
I N E McGrew
Office opposite Hotel Josephine,
H B. Miller for Chung King
conference committee, by both house faithfulness and efficiency as servant ar
I M M Rummage
rich pie and cake. They ere just as
ert,” and to furnish the town of Med­
Henry B. Miller, of Eugene, Oregon, ’
and senate, probably before the close of workman.
G rants P aks ,
-
-
O regon .
( H E Smith
cheap as lhe material need for making who was last week appointed United
ford with water and power.
the present week.
Reg ilar meetings
Address. T hus . H. W ard .
IVegniar
inwnaaRO of
w. the
...- city
. .... council of
the Ires wholeeonie sweets, and far easier States Consul at Chung King, China,
*•
----- L..1U
I wi I
Get your writing paper by tlie ream
Grant’s Pa««
are
held in the <*<>■!
council
The republicans of the house who o|>-
Kearns Hotel, Wolf Creek, Oregon.
50 Per cent Cheaper than Kerosene.
of digestion. An occasional plain fruit was selected by Representative Tongue,
rooms in the city hall on the first and
and save money. We offer a ream of poeed the I’orto Rican tariff bill, us re­
or grain pudding, cup custard, or molded whose effort« brought about the nomi­
Insurance Companies Approve.
third Thursday evenings oi each month.
note paper, 480 sheets, 2'a pounds, for ported from the ways and means com­
IT IS BEGINNING
dessert inay be subatituied for variety. nation. Soon after last election Mr.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Cold Doe» Not Affect
45c. We get the paper in large quapti- mittee, forced the party conference to
To be understood that it doei not take • Fruit sandwiches or a slice of stewed
Meets on the third Monday in April
Tongue made an effort to «ecure a
tiesand can sell cheap; Ibis is not cheap agree to a modification of lhe bill. A b
a fortune to secure a first class Moim Fruit 1'ndding. Recipe, will be given.
and the fourth Monday in September.
con«ul«hip for Mr. Miller in Germany
paper but first cla»s goods.—C ocrier modified, the bill will l>e passe-1 this
in nt or Table at the< irania Pass Marble ’ are also suitable lor this purpose.
£ V*
COUNTY
1
COUNTY COURT
— OF —
or Eastern Asia, ami for that pur|>o»e
week. Ils defeat would have been cer­ andjjranite salesroom.
office.
Probate court meets first Monday of
Much care should lie used ia petting secured the indorsement of the delega­
tain bad the modification not been made.
SOUTHERN OREGON.
January, April, July and September.
up the lunch to have it as neat and tion.
la thia Plain Enough?
The objectors knew the bill could not
County commissioner« court meets first
Arm Dislocated
dainty aa possible. A basket of suitable
The present appointment meet« with
Wednesday after the meeting of the
be
passed
without
their
votes,
and
they
If you have a nagging cough, andaré
Capital Stock,
Joe RedHeld, the young eon ol E. E. sixe covered with a clean white napkin the approval of both Senator« Simon
county court.
loving fle«h, go to a drug atore, and get ! made the most of their knowledge. Redfield, the jeweler, was the victim of or cletn ia better for use than the con
and McBride. The appointment will
I Receive deposits subject to chec k or on I a bottle of Shiloh', Consumption Coro. ' Representative Littlefield, of Maine, an accident on Friday afternoon, lie ventlonal dinner pail, in which air tight
probably I»« confirmed in a few day«.
I certificate payable on demand.
i
whose
speech
in
the
Roberts
case
placed
Take two tbirda of it, and then if you are
and another bov were riding a horse, receptacle each food is apt to savor of all This office pay«
a year. Through
J
him
in
the
ranks
of
the
best
legal
ora'ors
Sells sight d.-afu on New York, San Fran- i not benefitted, return the bottle to the
No wicks to trim, so smoke, er
anil Joe says the horse bucked. Any­ the others, making the entire contents the office Mr. Tongue and Mr. Miller
cisco, and Puf'Jand.
druggist, and he eil! return your money | in congress, clinched that position by a way the boy made violent connection unappetizing if not unwholeaome.
smell. No chimneys to dean. Huper-
hope
to
be
able
to
assist
in
building
up
Telegraphic transfer* «old on all points in Isn't that fair? No one could ask more. speech against the Porto Ri<*an tariff |
ior to electricity, gas, acstyleoe or
with the ground, with the result that hie
the Oregon trade with the Orient.
Al'l-aTIZING lilKIIEH .OB LVMCMES.
j the United States.
Do they like milk from the
, 25c., 50c , and »1 ( hi a bottle. W. F. bill. Like his first effort, bis iast spe < h i right arm was dislocated at the elbow.
kerosene. Having effected by its use
H. B. Miller i« one of the well-known
K tewxii F ei . it PimniNG. Take a deep
Special Attention given to Collections ai d Kremer, Druggist.
was mad«* as a minority member of his
quickly pays lor it.
At la.t accounts the injured memb r granite ware or earthen dish; cut .trips business men and politician« of Oregon,
general business of our customers.
party, but that did not lessen it« effect* |
was doing as well as could lie expected. ot etale bread uniformly an ineh in width in 1887-89 he represented Josephine
Collections made throughout Southern
i ven ess. Indeiamdence of opinion is a-1
Education in a Normal.
Oregon, and on all accessible points.
and three fourths of an inch in thickness county in the state senate, and «ub«e-
mired
by
the
average
man,
even
when
Railroading Patents.
The Southern Oregon Normal, at Ash­
J. D. FRY, President.
it is against his own.
A single firm of Patent Lawyers, C. and place them in lhe dish with space« quently represented that county as «tale
Exhibited and Sold by
land,
gives
a
training
of
three
and
four
nOffiMt our cows are all high grade,
lietween them equal to their width, or representative, and In both house« was
J. T.TUFFS, Vice President.
The debate in the senate on the bill A . Snow de Co., of Washington I).
years in branches of study above the
von get it night or morning,
,
active,
in
political
and
busine««
meas
­
tit
the
stripe
around
the
bottom
of
a
R. A. B ooth . Cashier.
couse it ie pare and clean.
W. BLAKE.
eighth grade. One year <•? practice providing a territorial form of govern­ have hi the last year procuted 1,630 pat­
For many years lie was a partner
round, earthen pudding dish, like the ures
teaching in the training e<-h«x»l i« afford* ment for Hawaii, has not developed ents for their clients, many ol them for »imkea of a v heel with an often apace '
Orant» Pass, Oregon.
| ol ex Senator J. C. Carsori in the menu
ed to students preparing to teach much opposition Amendments offered rejected nventions C. A. Know A Co.
far'are
of
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pine
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between
each
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center.
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17 Quart Tickets for SI.
Many young people l»*av^ not the train­ by senators on both sides of the cham­ have been a< < *n«ed of railroading patents
ready some hot slewed or canned fruit, Pass, hi recent year« he has devoted
ing and have the sdvantaL'H of the aca­ ber have been adopted without division, through the Patent Office, hut they in­
I Stop the New Wagon.
sweetened to taste; apricots, cherries, hie attention to fruit culture, in which
and
it
is
certain
that
as
fsxm
as
all
the
sist
that
this
locomotion
is
better
than
demic work aa a preparation for college.
I currants, slrawberriee and gooee-berriee he has been very successful. For a
Not all students, by any means, attend­ senator« who wish to make speeche« oxcarting them, fot by the latter process
may all fie used, si-parate the juice (row. while Mr. Miller served as president ol
ing a Normal Rcb<x>l, make te&chi*rs of on it have ha-l an opportunity to do •««, trie inventor often dies before he gets
the Iierrie. by turaing them into a cci- the State Agricultural College at Cor
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his
patent.
that
it
will
pass.
themselves.
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Plato said: "To be fir-rt in anything is distinction." I believe I
have achieved that honor by showing the First Up-to-Date crea-
tions of 1900; No old stock in m v Lines to allow In my
Ladies’ Neckwear.
Petticoats.
Net Ties with Battenburg and Fringed ends from r Ji to 2 yards
long. Lots oi new things in Ribbons for the neck.
In the Mercerized Silk, in New Blue, Cerise, Navy, Green and
Black
Dress Goods Department
Silk Waists.
I bave tne very latest in Crêpons, Postie and Suiting«, and a big
Fringes and Braids
line of Plain and Figured Goods in all colors.
to match
I have the richest and most beautiful designs in Silk Waists, and
at prices to suit your purse.
Silks.
la Silks you will find the Most Beautiful Patterns the eye ever
">ted upan in Stripes, Persians and Plain.
Skirts.
Some of the very newest designs in Skirts in the Dry Goods
window for all the New Cria’ions, Trimmed in Alpaca and
Fringe.
NEXT DOOR zltozrtzhz OF EÆZTSTZEC.
Hosiery.
A big line of Hosiery for Ladies, Missea and Gentlemen at 5c,
10c, 15c, 20c, 25c, 35c, 50c, 75c, in Red, Blue, Tan and Black.
Shoes,
The Entire Length of 85 feet of shelving on one side of my store
isfilledwitha thoroughly up-to-date line of Ladies', Childrens’,
Mens' and Boys' Shoe«
and Tan.
Baby Shoes in Red, Chocolate, Black
Men's Furnishing Goods,
All the up-to date styles in Stiff Bosoms with the Stripe running
Golf and Negligee Shirts tn all the new things.
Neckwear in all eutirely New Designs in Imperial, Square, Four-
Nobby shapes in Hats. A big
in-Hand, Band and Shield Bows
line of Outings. Calicos. Shirting. La lies’ Wrappers. The best
up and down.
Overall in the market for 50c.
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