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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-05-08
ALWAYS ON TOP.

The experience Of "a newspaper editor
being commented ou by the Springfield
ONO Reuublican concludes in the fol-
lowing breezy manner:
There is no usc trying TO down news
piper man. Give him pencil. a 5ii OF
paper aud AN editorial chair and tie
world belongs 10 him. Ills paper will
come out somehow aud somewhere. II
ma, look az though j, had been shot OUT
Of a caiapuli, or fred OUT Of the window
with u bootiack attachment. but it gets
ont and stays out aud keeps coming Out
every dn, inst the same. SOME sub
scribers GET IL into their heads that they
can crush newspaper b. stopping their
sui srription. but when ihe country
editor refers To his books and discovers
that The Individual subscriber has
"wood opposii" his name. aud then sud
denly remembers that no wood has
ever been 'hauied IN. notwithstanding
thai the name has STOOD there unlarn-
ished b, credits Tor the past tiNe years.
he gently draws his pen across il with %
smile of satisfaction. and proceeds lo
make up his forms" the same as be-
fore. \ newspaper has more lives lhnn
the pr0yerbial cat. and there is no ust
trying 10 squelch ID when there is de-
irrmincd man who has hold of the lhroi'
tie He simply lu'S ON lite NOR
steam. throws her wide open and iumi
the obstruction without a scratch il
perfect safety. or course his editorial
may not be inspired with loVp for hu
mainly. nor hls ink have enough kero
srnc la il. bat he gets there just th'
same and receives his reward in tina
subsequently,, where bill collectors ar
known not and where the olnce 'dcVil
cannot dwell
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-05-08

hyANrEp--SENErAL FAITHFUL MEN or
" rof1rn 81 .agci for RESPONSIBLE established
lonse 10 IDAHO. salary t7sO PAYABLE 80 wcek-
Isl aud expenses. Position pe lnlrent feief-
ouce. Inrirse stif-al lresscd STAMPED ev-
,eiosc The Natl1nai star Baiiding ChieagO.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-05-08

Tnr communication. from Mr. Arson
Colt. in auothrr column of this impress
,iuu relative To- the organization of
club for reading aud study which would
embrace in It's membership men as we'll
rs ladies. is timely and io the point
Such an organization could not fail to
prov. oi bcucnt io It's members and
Spnrcc OF leaSurr as Well A sysicmai-
ir course 81 reading taken zap bv num-
her nf persons togetner will arouse more
intercs, and prove Of much more lasting
benefit Than IL attempted by single
individual aud the Interchange of ideas
ON any subject which might br under
consideration by The class would be
found IN imp al source Of valuable
Information No one - - far advanced
in general knowledge bat they can learn
something from everyone with whom
ihcy come in contact. a~d by making n
aniicd Effort to cultivate the mental Fac
allies more can be accomplished thar
IL ihr same course of reading or study
were sued by each individual singlv
The lNDEx brliev,s ihe idea TO he
good one ard hoir's io scr IL acted upol
in the near future W. invite an, on
whu may bc inisrrsi'd ~ sue
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-05-08

allowed 20 tor examining a criminal. the
probate Judge is only allowed 81. TAX
ine q for granted that ih's was correct
the Judge said he agreed 10 rrlnbnrse
the county for ihis sum Of sl4. Again
the examining committee reported that
AS superintendent ofschools. he had dur
ing the Two years drawn compensation
amounting 10 92i6 too much. The
Judge claims that be drew his pay ~
per statute and that the ex-boasd o.
county comm issionefs so adindsed AID
So paid HIM lie feels therefore. II in
error. that BE- is cerlaiuy cNcusaolr.
when men like Judge Richards, Judge
Stewart and attorney General Mcfar-
hand say that be is right.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-05-08
rnANs mlss.ssIrrl Expos.r.oN.

Extensive arrangements are being
made at Omaha 10 insure the success, o..
thr Trans Mississippi aud international
Exposition to be- held in that city next
year beginning in June and closing in
November
The estimated cos of Exposition
buildings. apart from tnr government,
aud State buildings. is 4550.0OO II d.
said that the sum tonl of the cost OF
Exposition buildings of every Kind. ia.
Guiding those of different states and OF
coneccs,iouaires, VIII approSimat,
100000
Estimates already submitted FIX th,
probable cos, OF Il ting line Exposition
grounds ia shape for an purposes a
s5C0,0OO The fence inclosing ih'
grounds. nearly completed will It, abou
five miles IN rNi'ut
Nearly 81 900. 600 Is la sight. from a.
sources. for the Exposition. This sun
is being constantly add,d to and it is cN
pectcd will bee more than doubled 10y "a
end of 1857.
The railroads in that territory hav
already subscribed $4,000 ior the M
position O,hcr railroad subscription
will double this amount, The le-isla
tive appropriation will be available earl
in july, bV which time il Is cNpccte
I tl,... ,,i.nu f.r la. .t.,l.. b,.flIfn. ,.fIl D.
completed.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-05-08

Yesterday morning q railroad crnd-
ing outfit lett far pavcf,r n consisted
of 3 Trans es ,crapcrs and rieht piows
Another is expected 10 come through
here on Wednesday consisting of .
teams with plows and srrapers. tls
aunornrrd ihatwork an he road will De-
inaururalpd ON the Hlh with an the
force available John Coudron will,
let,c ior paycilc today G.. d. HodE,
will also GO down. having accept q a.
position 90 iaNechnree OF the Office work
The construction companv directors
met Yesterday afternoon aud elected OK
senator nuhriS president II is oN-
rcctcd 10 arrive here this We H.
Statesman
In conversation with Cawaio
Wells. who recently returned from
Chicago. where he Srcui six month 81.
the representative of New Pivmopth
COLONY. We lcaru that much interest is
being manifested hv great numbers OF
people who would make very d"sirabl,
ciiizeus. Of whom not few are making
strenuous efforts 10 share their affairs $,
they can become identified with New
Plymouth. ldnho's FIRST aud foremost
COLONY. Canlaiu Wells says rhase VIII,
arr MOI acquainted Win the conditions
that exist in ID" drnsclv populated cent
'rS ct the oldrrsiaic have no idea hnp
many people are just now discussing to-
possibilities of this lhier-nouutain conn
try and weighing the probabilities q
their being able So make personal in
vcsiigaiion He thinks the work ina
has been done by th- promoters Of Nc'
Plymouth Will result in great good
NOT only 20 the Colens but Ia the en-
tire Payctte valley Payeiie Indelen
dent
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HOW JUDGE uTILE VIEWS IT.
Caldwell Record

Caldwell Record.
The commissioners proceedings pub
lish~d rs wr,k. read that Probate
judge liiilrhad durin- the wears ioe5-
'96 drawn lees ON account at criminal
causes aud The superintendent Of school
funds. ia excess 10 the amount of $500.
Judge Little said 10 RecOri representa-
tive. "rhe statement should have read
that the c0mmiite appointed io expert
the books had reported that he had
drawn during two years on account of
criminal causes. 81 more than allowed
as advised by tine county attorney.
4 Tne judge says he charged ia his
claims. fees The same rs jce,ices receiv-
for like work. II is claimed that tho
feS are different. that while irsiil' j,
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As will be- seen hv an article COPIED
from the Caldwell Record, in tins issue.
judge Little also takes exception 10 the
relori ~ the experts. who after "ciuch-
ing Jake Horn for more than $1,000
turned their attention 10 Mr. Titles
office aud figured him out some $500 in
the hulr. aud the chances are that the
Judge will hc as stubborn as Mr. Horn
WIS aud refuse 10 "ruugh az" the
amount demanded This is really uu-
kind Mrssts Dilc and Handy hal Co
make some sort of showing 10y way OF
earning their $500 per day. aud The on
!, way they could do 50 wns io find that
somebody had been stealing Judge
Little claims that such eminent lawyers
rs Iudg', Richards and Stewart and
Attorney General Mcfarland hold that
be is lceally and in justice entitled to
the amount of may be- has drawn. but
then hc must remember that these gem
tlemcn are not "eNprrts" while Dillc and
HANDY are fun Hrdecd experts" work
T. NN~ WNNN'N NNM|NN lNNNNN wv iARN'NMWN'
Board of County commissioners of Cuu-
county State OF Idaho. All of which is
supposed 10 be- done in the interest ol
economy and reform The fact that
T the Honorable commissioners saw 90. iu
their wisdom, tn cast aside. MS AN empi,
brcr bottle. The report Of their own rN
perls, and accept the report of Mr.
Horn S experts ON his books. ON the las
turn of The game is one %, the mNsicfie
Of reform politics. and is AN the moy'
reason why Judge Little should pa,
" hat is demanded of him without Kick
ing Somebody must make "A little sac
rilice in ORDER that this Infant nduSir
of exporting shall be- encouraged. other
wisc 30 will laugulsh and dc aud Their
viii boz not AN expert lett Ia the count
Ca "dig up' cruoheduesS two Years henc
when thc pfesen, ucumocn shall HAY
stepped down aud out.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-05-08

~ anyone knows Of law passed by
ihe lalc lnmcnicd Legislature that -
without glazing sins of ommisions OF
commissions the result Of intelligent 90
clerks or careful andpnins,nkins % com
mitiecs with the exception of the salary
appropriation bill. the Salt Lake eXcur-
sion bin and few others of their IN
>se would like to have them send MS o
v,pN W. want 10 see one law. passcc
Ia shelnicrcst Of the people Of Idaho q,
the last session that isn't scrious, Grip.
pied b, such errors. real bad.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-05-08

OF The rrpsneetur. sam Davis aNs b.
the Chatauqnan. ITO The brave ant
rugged pfu,iector. with his cheap oui
"a oi mining tools. his empty stomach.
aud his hopeful heart is due the rapid
development OF the West At the hl
ui has pick the doors oi natures treas.
urr vaults nprn, but their wealth is not
Tor him The stock sharks. the sncc-
uaiors ami The promoters rob him of
hi. Interests. aud tke snow is no sonncr
sinking from shr slopes of the f,uihills
than the poor fellow is vending his
coursc into new territory lie appears
m The ruckN lns;uesses ct the mountains.
aud. with mo- cumrnions bat his puck
aud frying pan. is hest Ca mcmurN. sud
drul, comes The news of another dis.
co,er,. aud city riseS like pillar of
liam" la the wilderness Lucky Bil
has struck q rich gamhlcd ava, hi,
pile and pushed ON. The bones OF huu
drcds of The advance couriers OF civilian
tion blaze The path of progress la the
West. or mouldcr iu forgotten graves
while in their wake are ucmiur CITIES
They have founded aud the ceaseles
murmrr %. the money seeking multitud
whose fortunes the, have builded.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-05-08

Trri omre 10 Boise iiv fdaho
" 1897.
Notice j. hereby eig q Rat The following
naneI settler has led notice % ni> lttnii1A TO
mise ..,.,i r,r.lrf ina support 81 ms cirim. aud
inaf SAIL rroDf viii be mnn' o-iofs e-'cic-
ana Fe,.oi,'lrs-. -. LAND o1c, az Boise City
Idaho. ol June ia. Isl. viz;
T.rfni 7 icrl-d~.
son AID one Of the heirs 81 in isan T. Nlcaa-iS
rces ,ed ~ snnisit ids.fo- RI apn,'caiio1 70,
see 9 q, 6urf "a g. H. lcarC
iicnsne. tAc & lowing Witnesses 70 prove DIS
cou il ous rescerce Lpcu and ct.ili aNcn OF
>.it la1d. VIZ.
Josoi.hine White. Richard r. Mason. Susana
whitehead. OF Boise Ada county lnaho. FRANK
{ lsr- oi Emmtf Canyon county IDAHO
CHAK.E~ htMnon. Register
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-05-08

TEXAS is very proud Of Congressman
llal e., hecause De recently refused To-
dine nc IA" White House. where he
would be- expected 10 wear dress suit
That's rnlhlnr; when Jerry Simpson
went To- presidential reception in A.
irplrr-and.sali business suit. the po
lite world world was shockcd ana pre-
dictcd immediate aud permanent dc
Nirncuon for the sochlrss lconociast. hu'
derry Is doing business at the old stano
aud hash 40, drrS, sun vet pocutrll
Advance. n makes hut little dillcrcnc,
what kind cf clothes man wears ID hi.
head is onl, nl right Either Bailey %,
Simpson could have b~n as true 10 IA,
trust impn-ed la them by their consul
iurulS. rs much uppo,ed io the mon.'
god as lnsal 10 the best interests of thu
American masses "a q dress suit as snm'
men nave often proven themselves 10 be
dnmphools Ia hrogaus aud without socks
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-05-08

ii.H-s .ts ioan april ~. -
Ncfi-c g. hrs.ar rirc1 liant Tho al .i'nn7sefi
80 ia sh. Blise 60 lussH rl~ Niet "ciit 81
iI-lil .i 20 .la 81 1rnli i'n li, leS i-l. tIrn
4. il4. f,- ina. 50 q uN q y lots a s.' -
.1-nrlrl1. Al. ftnno u-fn e tls oo-i,t' q. g
.esircr u ,; 2 n1t oiicr 40 Boise tift icaho
"a aion. -. tff rf a~ Nar ifl
lie ua.lc. tn' .ui1wIrH witnesses 90 Provo
ego e.-i iicts '.ii .-.itu a- see 2lnri .on ~ asa
.nad.
John y. I-eten Edison Narsh. Fru"s u. Mon
.of. i.nhcrt "a. Istii~ln. an pi Aa -h ttp.-e
.ounty Idalo. 1NARIFs i-faR1D. icii-,er.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-05-08

Tux horrilNing reports OF the recent
holocaust In PARIS. by when probab s.
hundred, Of people met terrible death
by he fire fend is sufficient 10 arouse
public interest ~ the matter of proyid-
ing some regulations and restrictions in
regard 10 90 the erection Of large build
ings designed Tor the accommodation Of
public audiences The Bazare build
ing In which the Paris horror occurred
was 800 feet long by $50 wide. cheaply
Quilt aud OF the most inilamahle materi-
Al aud WAS only pro, idrd with one place
of exit When the alarm of fire
was given the crowd stampcded and In
tn" mad rush for life towards the single
door, scores were trampied down
until 1t Is said the dead bodies were
piled around The doorway several feet
deep. II WAS but few moments frnm
the time the alarm WIS given until the
the blazing roof crashed down upon IA,
heads of the freu1icd victims OF the
most horrible death that can be- imngin
ed. II IS to be- wondered no that ih'
authorities Of % city like Paris woul,
allow such death trap to bee built Am,
made USE OF for public gatherings ans
ID would seem that every city and vi
sgc should take the lesson 20 tnrmsrlve
aud demand that all public buildings
churches, school-rooms. halls thratrr.
'tc., should be- made MS nearly iire-pr ~
IS pos,ihle AS we'll MS being furnished b.
proper means of exit la case of ace idrnl
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The Horticultural bill passed NJ the
last meeting of the stale legislature
copy uf which WAS published Ia these
columns Last week. is H. one respect 40
lrasi. similar to man, other measures
asscd by thai body. An important pro-
VISION of the bill WAS emitted. either
by The stupidity Of the cngeossins clerk
or the carrlcssnes OF ihc committee or
both While the bin gcrs intoelaboraie
details r'gardiug tlm duties OF tree in
spectofs. IA dealing with infected or
chards. giving Them authority to take
stringent measures IN cases whfrr the
owners OF scch neglect or refuse 10
thoroughly dislnirci them themselves.
even 10 he destruction OF such orchards
there is no pruf.ion made by which the
negligent owner car br made 10 pay the
costs which would Of Dcces ,iy be- incur
red bv the inspector IN Inns carrying out
the intention Of the law. Fortunately
ihrr, is provision in tine new law
which mak,~ the refusal or neglect oi
owners ~ Infected trees to thoroughly
cleanse thrm Of dlsfase under The vi.
fccilon uf The inspector. q misdemeauo'
punishable by % hOe Of not less than
twenty nyr dollars nor more than iis,
hundred dollars. This proslqion wil
doubtless deter most persons from dis
obrying the orders Of the inspector. bui
the law win lever be- complete unit
The aforementioned omission is cor
! r.rl.d
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-05-08

ID APTIST CHURCH Regular services
ID every sunday morning at ~ ~ A. NJ, ana
Al ~ NJ 90 the ~ectud and fourth sundays
~ each month sunday school ut 1870 a. ".
T.. w. GowKs. Pastor
JoHS r. Lively supt - 5.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-01-10
BE Has Made Fortunes for Many.

He has found for his patrons through
second sight investments which made
them wealthy. Married couples who
quarreled and were unhappy are now
united and living contented lives,
drinking husbands have been reformed.
reclaimed and restored TO their fami-
lies. Absent friends have been found,
wayward girls have been shown the
folly of their ways and started in the
path of obedience and duty. This re-
formation has restored their social
standing in their community.
All of these things are Of daily oc-
currence. Letters are received from all
parts of the United States involving
questions of great Importance and
complexities. and every reply is most
satisfactory. To the troubled and I'M
happy he is soothing and beneficial,
giving them that peace of mind that
wealth cannot produce. Men OF the
world consult him on matters OF bust
ness and speculation. He is the
greatest in his line. None surpass
him. None rival him. and few APP
proach him. as a clair7oyant and spir-
ituel medium.
All letters containing stamp
promptly answered Professor is per-
manently located at 1927 Chapline
street. Hours from 10 a. m. to 8 p m,
daily and Sunday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-01-10
Prof. Chas. M. Leon.

He can give you experience, safety,
wealth, success, prudence, wisdom,
marriage, health, progress, justice,
friendship, truth, love and protection.
Prof Icons powers are such as to
be beyond the province of explanation.
He does not pretend to explain them
himself, they may be psychic, divini-
tory, or spiritual. Whatever they are,
results speak for themselves. His
claims for superiority are based upon
the foundation Of overwhelming evil
dence The Professors patrons are
among the very best people Of Chicago,
where he has practiced for years, and
it is not necessary to refer to distant
lands for credentials, this evidence is
open to the inspection of all.
Prof. Leon does not make those
claims like bragart, but in all mod
esty and candor, fully confident Of his
ability to verify them; in this skeptical
age people want proof, they are not
satisfied with mere assertions. The
wonders being daily wrought by this
wonderful man are truth of the proof
of his claims the doubter sees and is
convinced.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-01-10
LAPr. W. ". MOORE.
Career of a Well known Citizen Who Died
~ w nL

Il
v. w. Moore died at the family resi-
lence No. 22os Eoff street. Tuesday
January 5th. at 4:SO O'Clock. Al
, though lying sick for six months or more
| the death was a shock 10 his friends ana
the community. His disease was cancer
and other complications of stomach. Re
covery was impossible.
He was a native of Maryland and came
to West Virginia with his parents when
a small boy. locating in Wheeling. He en-
gagged in the wholesale grocery business
with his father-in-lGw. John McCrackeh'
his place OF business being situated where
H. f. Behrens is now located. ut Center
Market Square In those days he was an
extensive property holder and should be
one of Wheelings wealthiest citizens.
But prosperity does not always remain
with the most deserving.
He is especially well known among river
men having been engaged or the old
Hudson" and Potomac in their days.
His route extended as far South as New
Orleans His friends spent many pleasant
evenings listening 10 his tales of river life.
Capt. Moore married Prue McCracken'
of this city. only daughter of the late
John McCracken. and at her death IeLt
the river that he might look after the
welfare OF his family.
Characteristic of the man was his re-
liability and honesty; sincere as friend
and devoted father. peculiar in some
ways. but TO know him was to understand
and esteem him. He was thoroughly
Democratic in politics. ana a warm adVo-
cate for his party. and up TO last NO
vember was interested in the political
campaign.
The family is well-kncwn enc. The
members are Mr. Thos Il. Moore. Mr.
Herbert Moore and Misses Annie Libbie
and Mrs. Wcstwood. also George Moore,
Of San Francisco. Cal.
The funeral took place from his late
residence Thursday at two o'clock. the
Rev. Messrs. Anderson and Spears oficiat-
ing. Intcrmcnt at Greenwood cemetery.
A large crowd Of friends witnessed the sad
event The pail bearers were: capt.
Robert Devries. James McAdams, Capt.
William List. Samuel Darrah. James Bar
ton and VIM. Robertson.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-01-10
ME,RE FITTERS On rFEr
EDWARD sHARPEs dead.

A telegram was received In this CITY
yesterday conveying Intelligence 4
the death of Edward Shapes. at Phoe4
nix. Arizona. Mr. Shapes was a nhar-
maceutical clerk in the employ Of
Charles Goethe, of this city. but waa
taken with consumption and left for thq
west in search of health residing al,
different times at Pueblo, Denver and
other points. His home was I'm Buck,
harmon. w. Va. and the remains viii
be sent there for burial lie has a
brother in this city, who is travelling
representative Of J. f. Goodwin & Co.
Mr.. Sharpe was a member of local
lodge Of the x. Of 2. He was eItreme-
" popular among his acquaintances,
and q host Of friends will sympathize
with the bereaved family.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-01-10
Rivals He Has None.

No other person on earth possesses
those powers. Prof. Leon believes that
the mysterious power he possesses is
too holy to be prostituted. He is not a
mountebank. In the severe tests to
which he is daily put. a charlatan
would fail. He goes about his daily
work laying bare the future Of his pa
irons. awed and humbled by the
strange powers that are Incompetent
sively his. and determined that it shall
not be abused. Hundreds who have
consulted him consider his advice and
assistance most valuable.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-01-10
ROWLING

Below viii be found the standing Of tho
clubs in the South Side tournament at the
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-01-10
PROF.. LEON

Answers all questions involving the af-
fairs of the heart, business and do
nestle life, and of loved ones far and
near He not only answers questions,
but reads your future life, he drives
from the mind skepticism at the first
glance. His patrons are his witnesses,
but not his patrons alone, but the en-
tire country join his patrons in pro-
nouncing his phenomenal powers I'M
approachable. In this particular line
he stands alone.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-01-10
MINERAL WATER
Found and Bottled in Ohio County-A New
Industry.

4 new enterprise has been started by
Wheeling parties. principally OF the South
Side 1t is known as the Woodsdale Min
eral Company. The company Is already
doing business ana has puf Ipon the mar
ket a mineral proiuc . ~ ,,2erties OF
which are said TO De unedUalled for medicl-
ral purposes. II is also very paiatable
and makes ~pleudi table water
The waf Is taken from an old and IA
nous 81. ing on The farm of Hutchinson
the milk man, who lives al Woodsdale.
This water has been analyzed by expert
chemists. who pronounce IL as high a
grade OF mineral water as is sold. 1t lows
from the spring in abundant quantity.
Mr. Hutchinson. the owner of the land on
which the spring is situated, Is stock
holder of the company. which has already
bottled considerable OF the water and
placed il on the market for sale.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-01-10

EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS FOR TO-
MORROW AT HENRY JACOBS.
We have bought about 900 yis OF fine
Drapery. Prices ranging from 10 to 2Jc.
We have bought them at half price and
will put them on sale at &c Tomorrow.
Chenille Tale Covers worth 80 at 10c.
Our Special 40 inch Muslin at DC.
'"he best Sc Bleached Muslin Bt Lee.
& BOD Feather Ticking at IL Lee.
sc Plaid Dress Goods at Sc.
Remnants of Carpets ut half price.
The best all Wool Carpets at 4Sc.
HENRY JACOBS.