Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 18 December 1893 — Page 4
THE BANNER TIMES. GREENCASTLE, INDIANA. MONDAY. DECEMBER IS, 181)3.
NO SLkLI RARGA1NS
W ert- ever offered in (ireencastle in the
CLOTHING Line as are now being given by Tlie MODICL. The large stock recently received from New York to be closed out to raise money surpasses any goods in quality and price ever before offered. I hey are being sold at less than the cost of manufacture, and all the fine Clothing in the House marked down to conform with the above goods. F. A. HAYS, PROP.
larKC't of any other juriwlietion, as la "also the total memlwrship. Boston cominancl' ery still retains the lead, not only at home, hut over any commnndery in other jurisdictions, hariuK a total membership of ?J9. Eccentric Indite, No. !3,488, was consecrated in l.ondon on Oct. an. (Irand Secretary Letchworth officiated. The lodtre is composed of men of distinction in literature and art, and wiki probably prove to ho another of thos>- "class lodges” that have become numerous among our English
bret hren.
They have a past masters’ association in !
Toronto.
A Masonic lodge should never take the ground that it is under an obligation toadroitall the candidates that may knock at i its doors seeking Masonic light and com- 1
muuiou.
11. E. grand commander of the grand commandery of Pennsylvania, Sir Charles C. Baer, has appointed Sir Jo'au Sterling on the finance committee to fill the vacancy caused by thedcath of thelateSir Augustus
ii. Hull.
AMERICAN LEGION OF HONOR. Strcniith of the Order la I'eiiiisylvanla.
Notes by the Way.
The order is growing rapidly, but is not
Highwayman Fatally Shot. Kansas City, Mo., Dec. IS. — At Wyandotte and Sixth street, in the business district, at 1 o’clock this morning an unknown highwayman, in attempting to hold up a young man, was fatally shot by the latter. The wouldbe robber, who is still alive, received a bullet directly over the heart, and though weakened by loss of blood fought hard before he could be arrested. He refuses to
divulge his name.
Wealthy I-etterearrler Drowned. Cincinnati, Dec. IS. — Henry Mc-
Milllan, a lettercarrier, was found ( drowned in the Ohio river. An interest- : ing feature of this casualty was the revelation that McMillan leaves an un- ! incumbered estate of $100,000, compris- j ing a woolen mill in Indiana, several farms and a number of houses in Cin- i — cinnati, Newport and Covington. He
lived in Newport. I’rlzetlght Kiildi'd.
Kankakee, Ills., Dec. 18.—The sherifl raided the Larkin-Hurley prizefight at North Kankakee yesterday morning, just after the first round had Issut finished. The princ ; —' 1
arrested and veil
BOSTON STORE
FOR
X - M as They Will
( 5ri i ts. Be Here
ished. The principals and Im si>orts were ■
= . arrested and vail nave a hearing today. as strong lit Pemisylvaniiiasin otherstates. Some of those in attendance are engaged
The order was started in Meadville, and in business here,
the members think that Pennsylvania
NATIONAL PROVIDENT UNION. JanicH \ oiinie, Govt-rnor <»t the Order In
New York—Note*.
fJoveriior Janies Yo'.irde is one of the , most active work's-s in tl.-on’ r. He was born in Brooklyn in isg) of . coteh parents and received ids education in the public
schools of that city. Upon the breaking out of the civil war ho , was attached to ; the quartermas- ; tet's department j at New hem, N. C„ and in 18CJ-3 i served with the , Thirteenth regimeet. N. G. S. N. Y. Cpon the or- : ganization of Bin- I coin council, No. I 16, Brooklyn, he j
I ' became one of its
JAMKs Yot'NIE. charter members and was elected one of its first Imard of trustees. He was afterward elected to the I
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tires to the sove*. mu giM«ur longu were Bros. Maguire of California, Pinkerton of Massaclius. its, Carletou of Texas, Goodwin of Georgia, Dcedy of Indiana, Ives of Minnesota and Itixey of Missouri. One or more days will he celebrated by the order during the California Midwinter
fair.
The Hehekuhs of New Jersey have paid $2,500 for several acres of laud at Irvington, near Newark, to build the Odd Fellows' orphanage. Past Grand Sire John H. White of New York is unqualifiedly in favor of some equitable law for the benefit of aged Odd Fellows of defunct lodges. Keliekah lodges should have fundsenough so as to pay fur watching with the sick and to bestow benefits on the Kebekabs when
sick.
should have a larger membership than 18, 000. Massachusetts and New York each I have Jo,000 members. Some of the western states also lead Pennsylvania, which is twelfth in the list. Five new councils are now under way in New York—two on Ixing Island, two in New York city and one in the western part of the state. Payments for death benelits amounted Sept. 30 to $20,000,335. The highest death lieneflt now is #3,000 and the lowest $1,000, a change which it is j thought will lie an Improvement, as it will win to the order members who, instead of dividing their interests by holding ♦Nki certificates in two orders, will have one $1,000 1 certificate in the Legion of Honor. Among the changes made by thesupreme council, the chief one (in a pecuniary |>omt) is that contained In the announcement that with January, isiif, begins the arrangement by which members will have until the last day of the month t.opay the January assessment. and so it willgtontinue in succeeding
months.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
A. O. U. W.
t.oue Into Training.
Jacksonville, Dec. 18.—The Corbett j party loft for Maypouit yesterday afternoon. where the champion will at once begin training. Mitchell will arrive in Jacksonville Monday, having cancelled
his engagements.
Lost 1’itrts of I'oth ILn s. Cincinnati, Dec. 18.—Pete Nolan, a | noted pugilist lost a part of each ear in a
pistol and fist encounter yesterday with Charles Davis, a circus follower. It is
undecided whether shot or bitten off.
Nolan’s ears were
ation-probably arc not sufficiently generous to accomplish the results desired by the members. It is impossible to accomplish anything in a jurisdiction without sufficient funds, and the holding buck on the part of the grand lodge of 25 or 30
following offices in the council: Counselor, j c ] e " ts l>er capita tax is often sufficient to two years: vice president, two years; presi- j dampen the zeal of members and destroy dent; two years. He was also a represents- ; ,U T i<**‘ b| e or effective growth, tire from his council in the first congress Des Moines has another fine new subor-
of the National Provident union. As gov- | dinate—Newton, 304.
ernor of the state of New York for the Na- Aberdeen,*S. D., is working up thedegreo
tioual Provident muon he has displayed j of honor.
great interest in the work of the order, and | The rec ,. nt un | on meetings held in several
WaHhhiKton Member* Preparing For the
Supreme I.uUge - Helmet Glint*. Washington was the birthplace of t he or-
der of the Knights of Pythias, and for this | , reason more than usual interest attache* to j
The (Irtler to He Ptisneo In Pennsylvania. , - , , i .• ... ' the meeling of llm supreme lodge of the, ( hip* I nun llte Iteneh. ij.ivii.i- . . » . , , , , world, to lx* held in this city next August,
I he PennsylviKim grand lodge recently w , lirll u . m h„ i,.,] |, v „ J
held a meelimr and made appropriut ions to carry forward the work of imilding up tire onter. Siili, in spite of this, the appropti-
has stirreil
the citizens to renewed ef-
forts in the upbuilding of the order and * giving kindly encouragement to officers and
citizens alike.
A new council has been organized in ; North St. Louis. The members were called upon to pay double assessments during the months of J October and November, but a single assessment has i>een called for December. The councils in Detroit are having well attended meetings and u marKed increase in
membership.
The St. Lmis cabinet has appointed a ; committee to arrange for n joint entertainment of all the councils in tlu.t city about Feb. 22.
ODD FELLOWS.
Indiana (■raud Lodge', Ftincl,Tied rp—Ite-
llcloih Degree Notes.
At the session of the Indiana grand encampment at Indianapolis Grand Ma jor Enoch J. Hogate reported that there was due the grand lodge by Theodore 1’. Haugh-
ev. president of t be RiiKneiiilod fpdbinnn-Jia t bom* nf n bri el iter fn'ire" The Knights
New York districts have started a boom throughout the state. Tenessee is making a start in the right direction by instituting degree of honor
lodges.
Colorado had no assessment for November. The last claim was paid in 11 days
after filing proof.
KNIGHTS i i 3 LAR5.
CbrUtmn, Observin'-* !‘i*r *:r linights.
Chip From I » ■ 11 mplr.
Tlie f vllowieg toast has been prepared l»y the committee on I’liriM.::: ;s oliservauce of the Knights Tetnpiar': "To our Most Eminent Grand Masterlln : i McCurdy—A hundred thousand Kniulit s Templars send greetings, wisl: ing a merry < ’hiist mas with peace, health and happitit -s.” Grand Master McCurdy sends tli * following response: “To the valiant Tir Knights of the nineteenth century, lO i. 1 o | i strong—Noble sons of illustrious an: r- ‘is. wliese knightly lives slnsl Increasing luster upon a glorious past and illumine the present with the inspiring
which will be attended by a grand conclave of K1 lights. The members of the order in this city are fully awake to the importance of the occasion and are energetically working to prepare for an event which they believe will surpass in numbers, interest and effect all former efforts made by
the order since its organization.
Damon lodge of Detroit lias tlie reputation of being the best working body of By
tbians in tlie state.
Poughkeepsie (N. Y.) lodge, by a unanimous vote, reduced the sentence of a brother who was suspended for ten years to one
year.
Major It. 11. lieroy of the New York bat taliou, First regiment. Is a most indefatigable worker. His bright uniform is seen in some lodge or division armory every week
night.
National lodge of Cleveland has a project under foot for the establishing of a Pythian i orchestra. National Fraternal ('oiigre**. The seventh minimi session was held in Cincinnati, the following officers being chosen: President, N. S. Boynton of Port Huron, Mich.; vice president, S. A. Will, Pittsburg; secretary ami treasurer, O. M. Shedd, Poughkeepsie, N. V. The objects of tlie congress are declared to be the uniting permanently of all legiti-
Sevcn Pleasure Seeker, Drowned. Sydney, N. S. W., Dec, 18.—A pleasure vacht with 15 persons aboard capsized yesterday in the harbor and seven
were drowned. Coal Shipments.
PiTTsBrnci, Dec. 18.—Coal shipments to the west and south yesterday aggregated 6,000,000 bushels. It is expected that as much more will go out today. Boycotted by HcmrrihiKhouses. Auburn, N. Y., Dec. 18.—Nonunion Lehigh Valley men are boycotted and cannot get anything to eat. Every house is closed against them and the only hotel which will board them is full.
Stories of Cruelty.
Philadelphia, Dec. 18.—Jesse Williams, who sailed on the Brazilian warship Nictheroy, has returned and tells tales of brutal cruelty practiced by Officer Hill. Working Full Time. Reading. Pa., Dec. 18.—The bolt and nut works of J. H. Sterberg & Son began today working full time. Over 400 workmen will lie benefited.
The Great English and German Doctors. FIE FOB DUE Oil. TUEODBY, DEC. 19.
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All who visit these Eminent Physicians on Dec. 19 will receive all medical services and surgical treatment FREE UNTIL CURED.
The object of this KRKKSKKN i< E is to becomr
, (Icinonatmte the Biipcrior excellence of their nu t hods of t routing all diseases of a ehronu 1 long-standing nature. The doctors feel usMiired that the grateful endorsement* of ihe 11 they relieve and cure will give them during their future visits an extended practice that
rh t hey t rcat 1
: amply renay for this great outlay of time and money.
j chronic, long-standing, obscure or difhcult nature, and cure many so-called Incurable dis-
Utickly ae<|uu'mtod with the sick; also to
diroiuc or the many
extended practice
Although
lany win
they treat all diseases ol a.
eases, they wlshlt thoroughly'understood that it. after a thorough i xamlnation, you I found to he incurable, we frankly tell you so, and reserve the right to n Jeet all such ALL DISEASES AND DEFORMITIES TREATED.
rcase Is
cases.
ATAUKH ( UR ED, ( otisump 4, on in the Incipient stage: H onehit is. Asthma. Rhciima
“ ‘uses 1 ' •' * • • ••
ill cli ted hi
NEK\dI > I>Mv\n|$>
na.
liver and kidneys: "crofiihi, ''ores, implcs, I Notches, and all skin
t ism, all diseases of the nose, throat, lungs, stomach.,.*. Ulcers and all chronic blood troubles; Eczema, Psoriasis,
troubles trcated and cured.
NEK\dU> I)|sEA>E> 1 jdlc|*sy posit ividy and j» •rm:iiicnt!> cured. NArvous debility from any cause, llystenta, Ncm atlicnia, ( horca, ‘'t. yMIus* Dance, etc., h,t the London Specific
treatment.
Dl s l X' 5 ! > OK \V<)MI N A'<«cxaniiucladies witliout exposure, and treit all diseases pe-
culiar to thcii sex witlioiu 1 lie use of rings, pessaries, ide., !»y
Youv*. >1 UN-Mlddh age ! M.n, old Men,
»n ft
pessaries, etc., !»y a new and painless method, . Weak, Diseased. Despondent Men, den suffering
from premature decay ex jausted and eni'eehl<*d powers, anv or all diseastv-i arising f rom htttdts of youth, early vices, indiser»‘tions or ('.xeesscs, etc., diseases causing losses drain -, yveak or failing niemt*r>. lilotelie*s, plmpl s, imjuii-e hlootl. falling of hair, etc , should visit them at once. Hy tin ir ‘.agio Germ »n methods and renu-dh's thev guarai
relief and a perfi <it cure.
guarantee such sunereo
THE ORIGIN OF ANTHRACITE. A. Possible Solution of Ono of tlie Mysteries of Science. The main differ nee between anthracite and bituminous coal is that the former is devoid of volatile matter. Heretofore the theoiy generally accepted to account for this difference was that presented half a century ago by Professor Rodgers while conducting the first geoligical survey of Pennsylvania. Observing that the anthracite beds lay in the eastern part of the state in close proximity to t ho Arc bean axis of elevation, he surmised that these coal beds had, so to speak, been “coked" upon the elevation of ihe Appalachian chain—that ia, he supposed that the heat and pressure accompanying the Appalachian elevation, noting most vigorously near the
immediate relief and a pei ft
(’ANVER< and malignant t unmrs* ami growt hs, all enlargement* and glandular swelling--reraovud and curod without tkc usiMif It knife. No pains. No matter tv hat dlseoseyoti an Buffering from, or bow long standing: n«» matter bow m my physiol ms have failed to cure
you, cull un us. It will e is I you nothing, and you may prolit hy it.
Office at Commercial Hotel, Ladies’entrance. Hours 9 a. in. to 8 p. m. Main Office Hermitage Buildinj', Canal and Bridge Sts., Grand Rapids, Mich. P. S.—This staff
of Doctors is incorporated by an act of legislature.
Uf^This stall of Physicians will return every 30 days
for one year. ,i:»m,uw.vu
B. F. tJOSbiN
Handles tho Highest Grade Unutll Block $
G B COOPER.
J W. COOPER
COOPER BROS., liaosle ann Liverpen. HusMes to and from all trains,
Baggage T’raiiHfei nil, Eiverv Rigs of all kinds.
Calm for Parties, Uimorals and Weddings,
Draying a So*cialty, i>i—iinf-—* -—
ihtme
n’ I
itiirlit
i'iinew and Kurnlture Moveil
Telenlitm
Ladlin' llall.
rnnneelio’t with depots and <'alls answered any time day or
'. gr.Hju t;'...-.u.iroi the I. 0.0 F. of Indiana. ff'fKf.'r- *’ sureues surremiered hy Mr. Hanghey to se- ' ' '' ' (1 ’ ^ ............ value of $15,250, hut tl.i future canoulv tie v,-l<qi what e*in he realized. The repor* -!-io showed that Hauirhev's failtire will . *..1. r—the fir.r.r..-. of the lluumfui Citi ami Indigent Odd Fellows and their wives and widows. The Rebekab.s are taking Iowa hy storm. Fifty five Re! kali lodge have lieeti instituted in the jurisdiction during the past
year
1 tie Kebekah degree was adopted Sept.
2d, 1851.
The New Hampshire loilgcs are actively at work, and the order is being rapidly extended in that state, especially in the Re-
beKali ti ranch.
A new Hebekah lodge and a new* encampment are spoken of at Marathon, N. Y. The St. Johns Daughters of Hebekah, Detroit, gave an 11 cent social on the lltli ,L,V ..I II.,. 11.1. *•"...,*1; • v • , The Odd Fellows of Sherbrooke, (Jite., are agitating the establishment of a Ilebekah degree hslge. and it appears to he |
taking well with both sexes.
n|..,i;, icqn- -ud li» meet in tiieu re- ' . ,n uuoa. eastern standard
protection. The organization repudiates the speculative societies, whose chief aim is to pay sums of money to members during life, without regard to distress or physical disability, and the aims of such societies are declared entirely opposed to the principles upon w hich the fratern.d beneficial societies are founded and by \ tue of which
they exist.
with good result in nvi* ctstes
Tern
*IT\.
time, and Join In thewn sentiment-:. Very Eminent Fir William C. Melish. the
grand s*:ind :'d. '*,. ;1 rer of tin* grand en- 1
cainpine:11 *tf th.- I’'* : *-*l - •: -. K J ' ;ht- Hiilghts of t;t. John um! 3*aUa. Tt-i-ipiurs. receiveil n '*''*:;tu: * mnu ,ue . i ne jvuigiie.-, of Si. Jouti nnu Mails* have most eminent grand commander of the an honorable antiquity, dating back for 000 United States. Hugh McCurdy of Corunna, years in historical progression and antedatMich.. appointing Mr. Melish ns his proxy ing that period of the world’s progress some to visit the grand commanderies of Penn-I 900 more years in t radition, si Ivania. New Jer-ey and Delaware at their Brooklj . n ba# u . encampments of the or-
der.
tile matter of (he coal bed nearest it. To adjust the theory of increasing facts, Professor Lesley added the supposition that the heat involved in this theory was brought up by conduction when tho superincumbent layers of rock were extremely thick, which have since lieen mainly removed by the erosive agencies winch have been active over tho
OFFICE COR. INDIANA AND WALII.' NUT STS. OPP. ENGINE HOUSE
FRED ±J\L E I K, Practical numKTaiidCasFitter
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Good i^nough?
two witRdrawnlK. 'Hie union im*lurhH to- a « ,, * v • t in
nniiiiiil t-ieetings
Must, Uiuiesid *C, Ai.. 1 Yugh Y.
Past Lommandcr
Curdy has fonvarded a dispensation for t he aiJeJ b Assi , Uint
institution of a commandery of fsiuglils j Templars in the City of Mexico It will be | j known as Popocatepetl commandery. No. 1.
cf the federal di'trict of Mexico.
The new rh mil promulgntisl by the grand encampment of the United States goes iuto
j effect Jan 1.
In years gone hy English lodges fined atisent members 1 shilling for nonattendance. , The fivy u-i.-.I.l I,. .■• ,.1..;.. if , -..m ■ were enforced tislay among many of our
lodges.
Too great value cannot he placed upon hearty, wholesouled fraternal visits as a
W illlum tl. Burkett.. Chancellor William
Pasch of Brooklyn, is ‘.alking of forming a baseball league of Brooklyn, New York and Philadelphia camps, to piny a regular schedule for tbs cl: :; ; : ..Lip cf thewder.
of New York to propound another ami simpler theory, w Inch was ably defer*. - I by him :;f ■'■■■ -:;t inot.ripg tbeGso-
logicid Society ot America.
Ho would account for tho lack of volatile matt er in anthracite coal by the simple fact Unit it had been longer exposed to that kind of decay which takes place in vegetable mutter when immersed in water, and which consists chiefly in tb<* loss of t! ■ hydrocarbon*Which constitute tho volatile elements in bituminous coal. On this supposition the anthracite beds are those which were formed earliest ir. K:.: J lagcoud of tho carboniferous jicriod and remained longest devoid of the covering of sedimentary deposits, which subsequently preserved them from furl her change. This theory
i aSui l'J,) tlie meat ivo Iutvc* i* kikmI cauuffh lor j anybody. D is tlie bc*8t we ttvci' saw ami j Uu* price we ask is very much better value ; t han uiiyHiinf? uhniiar tn he had in the city. I \W kill no stock hut what wc know to be
~ -, r\ Try fair trader steaks, onr iuipv rnants
Sanitary /IppliaijGi?s. .m.imo-a„sag,..
Gas ayd Water Pipes,
dtjd
General Iron Work ....and Blacksmithing.
STONER 4 STONER, MFAT : MARKET
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ach'M :uhl t uiiiiuhia Si>
Nfeisse’sohl ‘-I mil.
E. Wtiahiniftcn Street.
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The Kola Nut a* a Stimulant.
Half a kola nut will, says Mr. C. F.
Scott Elliott, in his rcjiort on the botan'’ ,,
of.Sierra K.Mini. n:ibl«» m«n tr*m, *vJtl*. i'. conhrim d !■> the fact tliat there is iu> nnt fnnd ,in,i gtipport great fatigue for ""W’ 11 Tt’teiion of till, anthracite
w v ■ a
£>■ R I
FOR $10,(HKI WORTH OF GOODS AT
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,, , , , . I The total membership in the jurisdiction
1 here are 2.,0.1 more ebekahs in Indl- I of Manachusetts and Hhodc Island is9,9U. u::a_ lhan test year. Illinois has 1 „ „ r( ,,, im;r ,, HSB of Toi w , d a ni . t , j n( . r ,.*„. „f
! 323 during the year. The average meni-
Tln-Iwsf debaters aiming t ho renresenta- bership of the44 commanderies is 225, the
AT /AEA1 HI AES (In yotl nver ..vxi-jtlvr the 'i'.;ality Of till foixl yoli all i .ilmg : ll may j lie goixl. Il might he iM-tter. piiriq - . fresher and inure wholesome. Is it not worth while fo make sure that your Tea, Coffee. Sugar. Bultcr, Kgira, Suiees, and iiinimierahle other groceries are of (he Ix.^t quality'f ’I’here is siteb a trifling difference in the prices of the be.-t and ihe worsi thai it certainly does not pay to buy the worst, even on the false ground of supposed economy. The best is always the ehcape-t. because the inosi satisfactory and durable and the very Ix-sf of everything in the Grocery line is kept at Broadstreet Sc Hurst's. COR. WASHINGTON AM) WATER STS.
out food and
24 hours or more. It is an excellent nerve tonic, and is especially good for keeping the brain clear and active at night. It prevents sleep, however, almost too thoroughly, and should not be taken less than four hours before bedtime. It is said to remove immediately and . 2 — ■ S.—J . • ■ w ,..i. ,,1,00 ..I.,, SbUplU' ity due to drunkenness. It grows freely everywhere, thrives wherever planted, seems to require no special condition of soil and yields at the rate of £800 per acre. Another property attributed to this nnt is that of rapidly clearing foul water and improving beer.—Invention.
A Viciou* Fish.
In South America there is a small fish that not only attacks its fellows of the sea and river, but is greatly dreaded by the natives, who during certain seasons have to ford tho streams in which the carbitosare found. Bathers are often attacked by them, the sharp, chis, 1 shaped teeth taking a bit from the flesh wherever they attack. They ate perfect scavengers, eating the animals that float down the river—dead or alive,—Pitts-
burg Dispatch.
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I hese ^oods must be closed out regardless of cdst, as the
owner wauls the money for other business.
BARGAIMS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
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beds to the Appalachian axis of elevation as Professor Rodgers had supposed and hy many other considerations which Professor Stevenson is about to publish. This simple cause seems adequate to account fof all tho phenomena and probably solves one of tlie long standing mys-
1 - ■ p/itiia Lace Curtains, §o pairs Ladies Shoes 90c, worth
$1.50; 300 Umbrellas at way-down figures, 12 dozen suits Men’s Fancy Wool Underwear going at #1.50 per suit, former retail price #4.50; 50 boxes Soap at seven bars for 25c, Ladies’Nightshirts 75c, worth $1.50; Men’s Night Shirts 50c, worth $1.25; large stock Men’s Hat c at half regular selling price, Ladies’ Wraps at half price, 85,000 of Shoes will he sacrificed. This is no fake “closing out sale. 1 he owner got the goods on a trade and now wants the money and don t want the goods. You want the goods. Come right along. Butter, Eggs, Chickens and other country produce will be taken in exchange for these goods
same as cash, Remember the place,
ent.
Paddington, a London district which contains 100,000 inhabitants, burns 30,000 tons of garbage a year in furnaces which furnish sufficient power to light all the streets of Paddington ami reduce the cost of electric lights Utah tlie house-
holders in tiie district.
The first forks made in England were manufactured in 1608. Their use was ridiculed by the men of tlie time, who argued that tlie English race must be degenerating when a knife and a spoon were not sufficient for the table use.
In cleansing japanned goods never use hot water. Wet a cloth slightly in warm water and rub the article to be cleaned. Should any smear appear sprinkle with
flour and wipe dry.
Tlie Bee N. W. Cor. Square.
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iH.’ iiiuw.'io-iiii WM. DOBBINS, Prop.