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Evening star., 1898-03-25

2oo Boys Doul1e-hreasted Suits neat patterns
seFyiceable and Wei made: two pairs Of pants
with each suit, and each pair of pants has double
seat and knees. Sizes 3 10 16- Value, $500.
Special price, S.. 80.
100 Al-wooi Fancy Mixed Cheviot Combination
Suits THAT is. each suit has two pairs Of pants),
well made and perfect itting-good for dress
play. Sizes to 16.
Special price, $500.
Worth the price with one pair pants.
table full of very fine AN-wool Suits. made up
from ends Of fine goods Sizes Z to 15
Special price, $3.3S.
Which is ] to 2-3 regular prices.
table full of Navy Pue and Black Cheviot and
Serge Suits. all wool. guaranteed fast color, well
made and perfect fitting Sizes TO 16. Values up
to $500.
Special price, $3.75.
Third floor.
Evening star., 1898-03-25
A Great SAINT Bernard.

From Our Dumb Antmais,''
lady well known to us, residing in New
ton. was drawing her little girl on sled,
just after our recent great snow storm,
through long. narrow path to the school
house. the snow being thrown up very high
on each side Of the path, when she met
midway a large st. Bernard dog IA
strangely. She Immediately addressed him
as she would human being, explaining
that the, path was narrow and the snow
deep and that he must turn around and go
back. He listened carefully to her explana-
tion. then wheeled about and walked back
q considerable distance until he found a
place where the snow had been shoveled
out little at the side. Into this he backed
and waited quietly until she passed him
with the sled and child. The lady thanked
him for being SO much OF a gentleman, and
he then wheeled about and started again
On the path.
Evening star., 1898-03-25
A Monument to Their War Horse.

A Monument to Their War Horses,
From "Our Dumb Animals"
There is perhaps no more humane nation
in the world than the Japanese, who have
recently erected a monument in memory of
the horses that fell in their war with China
and no nation that has ever exhibited
greater bravery in battle. A Japanese
would no more think Of shooting, wound
ing and killing any of Gods creatures sim
ply for fun than he would think of shoot
ing, wounding or killing q human being for
the same object.
Evening star., 1898-03-25

inal from whose heart came the impulse
to murder Captain Sigsbee and his men
would probably not be reached in any fight.
Thousands of Spanish and a good many
American homes would be left mourning
sons. fathers and husbands slain in war
And at the end of our humiliation of Spain,
wha- good would have been gained? Our
honor, courage and strength would be
equally unquestioned if we insisted on a
peaceful settlement under mere police pro-
tectlon.
AS the boys say. "If you want to fight,
try somebody of your size" Why war?
Evening star., 1898-03-25
Two Special Values
Hra ITEMS Night Shirts.

Fancy Night Shirts, of excellent
quality, with neat, fancily trimmed
fronts and cuffs. Each. 5oc.
Mems Night Shirts, OF Utica Non
pareil muslin, made very full and we'll
made. Special price,
soc. Value, Csc.
Evening star., 1898-03-25
BRYAN's GALLANTRY cHEERED,
fOltteness to Representative Bailey
Mother Pleases u Crowd.

Mother Pleases u Crowd.
"A special dispatch to the New York World
from Greenviile. Miss. yesterday, says:
William j. Bryan today passed through
crystal Springs, Miss, and he spoke to a
crowd from the Platform of car.
Crystal Springs being the birthplace of
Representative Joseph w. Bailey, Mr.. Bry-
an was speakingain most complimentary
terms of the youhg democratic leader and
OF his friendship and admiration for him.
when he was interrupted by woman near
who exclaimed, .Thds is his mother" at
the same time pointing to q sweet-faced,
elderly lady in the crowd. Mr.. Bryan i'm
mediately descended from the steps, and,
erasplng the hand 81 Mrs. Bailey, told her
mother of his brilliant friend. The i'm
mense crowd, grasping the situation,
cheered loudly .isss.
Evening star., 1898-03-25

We wish to call special attention to our very
fine line of the famous ''Reciproeity Sutts-the
best suits that can he bought for the money; fine
materials. pretty patterns and the best workman
ship. Sizes to 16.
$500 and 5000.
An-wOol Cheviot Sailor Suits navy blue. neatly
braided with plain black. white, red and white or
light blue and white braid. Sizes to IL. Value,
$3.50.
Special price, $3.25.
special line Of Boys Brownie and Stanley
Suits-abeut dozen different styles: fancily trim
med; and colored vest prettfly braided. Sizes
to .. Many Of these suits are worth 5000.
Special price, S3.75. ~
wn arr showing a very handsome line OF Little
Bnys' Fancy Suits - Stanleys, a.tons H.sNnies,
yestias and Sailors: scores Of bright and pretty
combinations and ali prices represcntcd; 9lso Il
good assortment of Sailor Suits Sizes } to L.
S2.69 to SI2.co.
Evening star., 1898-03-25
BenSOn's
Porous Plaster

to the chest tfront and hack) upon ths nrst ap-
pearSnce Of such warning symptoms. IT Az
FORDS PROMPT PREVENTION against these dan
gerouR complexities and SURE CURE Always
reliable. But only the geudine effective. PRICE,
= cenfs Refnse substitutes. =
Evening star., 1898-03-25
Infants
Department.

We never permit any but the new
est, the daintiest, the best in Little
Folks Wear to come into this de-
partment. Paris and Berlin elegan-
cies are shown in generous quantities
and in the latest effects. American
productions from the leading design
ers and makers. from the practical
little garments for everyday wear to
the most luxurious Quality is the
first consideration. Prices are in per-
feet harmony.
Attention is called to the follow
ing:
LitIIp Children's Cloth Refers. u beautiful as
sortIhent Of the newest effects large collars trim
med with insertions. ribbons and brads-
plain Each eh.....................S2 So 81 to S11 so
Infants Long CIoaks Of Cashmere. Bedford Cord
AMI Noyelt, Cloths. with fancy collars. trimmed
Infants Cream Long Cloaks. cape and skirt
richly embroidered in silk. lined throughout and
finished with baby ribbcns. Special price.
Fine AluIl Caps in various styles clusters OF fine
dainty laces and insertions: broad null ties.
orting Cloth Wrappers, neat pink and blue
Hand-er"che;ed Bootees. Pair. ............ 25c.
Hand-crocheted Sacques. Each. .......... .25c.
Evening star., 1898-03-25
Children's
~u

Our new lines of Misses and Chill
dren's Black and Tan Boots are
about complete and comprise the ex-
treme wide toe, the medium coin toe
and all other good shapes; lace and
button. Our Shoes are the product
of the best known makers and are
guaranteed in every instance.
In Boys and Youths Shoes we are showing a
large assortment. prominent among which Is q
special line of black and dark tans Per pair So 90
Finer quality. Goodyear welt. Sizes II to 2.
Sizes 2lk TO g. Per pair Observation-Disclosures So 90
Little Gents Patent Calf Lace Shoes with spring
heel-inade like a mans shoe Sizes Sia to 13h.
The Casco Caf-a shoe for every day wear.
1illr 81. ..5
Second floor
Evening star., 1898-03-25
Don't Neglect
That Cold

No matter how slight It may seem to you, for
parently insiEnincant CHEST PANS often lead to
PLEUREY. PNEUMONIA, CONSUMPTION and
other fatal LUNG DISEASES If neRlected
AVERT ALL DANGER BY PROMPTLY
Evening star., 1898-03-25
Attention is called to the follow
Women's
Umbrellas.

Three Excellent Values.
Union Taffeta Umbrellas, with Dresden handles
Eacit Observation-Disclosures. 50 90
AIi-silk Umbrellas red blue brown and green:
"a and 2S-inch. Dresden and natural handles
I-a't " "a
Princess Of Wales Umbrellas: Union tafeta:
rbhon and tsssel attachment. Zach. ........S 81 so
First tOcr
Evening star., 1898-03-25

Ntenticn is also called to the new toy
The Photograph Top.
Productive of entertainment for Young and old
can be produced. '
25c. each.
Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1898-03-25

10y
Department.
All the new Toys and all the staple
sorts can be found here, Tops,
Marbles of all kinds, Agates, Hoops,
Roller Skates, Outdoor and Indoor
Games and all the latest Easter Nov
elites and Candy Boxes.
Evening star., 1898-03-25

Liebig Company Extract of Beef
Evening star., 1898-03-25
Saturdays Pure Food List.
Best Brands at Lowest Prices.

Leverinss Cohee: H.. .-....................I0 I0c.
Guaher mtS I'D pkg -..................... Zoe.
GeImea, I'D pkg .-...........-.......l5 l5c.
Inreueu " neat biscuit, pkg. 12c.
,yai anu Sieveiand baking Powder, lb. .42c.
ssmabIe tssaI baking Powder ID. .15c.
fc,. n,ow 'anH Tanned Fruits, Jar. soc.
O. fsrira pkg ............-........... Sc.
SnLn . Esg Noodies. pkg. pkg.................... &c.
nuI ri Snaimers PymoCfh Rock Gelatine. 1Oc.
SsIsai hrand Cocdensed MIX, cans. .25c.
Soa2he; fearifne, pkg. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. &c.
raiInsnks santa Clans Soap. ..-.............. &c.
.apm,t bee ana Borax Soap .............. &c.
SnuI,zs Best Star SOAP .2i51c.
,,took Cfystni and Circus Soap. .......... &c.
rIorsan Sapolio, per cake. e.................. 7c.
w q l. bar soap, cakes for. of............... 10c.
y. Ivory soap Sc.
T. q u. oieine Best Soap. .41zc
Evening star., 1898-03-25
Glove
Special.

Not a large quantity. but an unu-
sually good value at the price. 3
clasp Pique Gloves, in tan, mode and
red; self and black embroidery; soft
and elastic.
Special price, SI.oo.
First foor.
Evening star., 1898-03-25
Woodward anu LOtfarOp,
10TH nth and F Ss NV.
Saturday is Cf1ildren's Day.
Exceptional Values for This Week.
Boys New Clothing.

Here will be found weleed stock comprising the best Styles
with large of style, markets afford
Nothing but the best and best Workmanship represented
For Saturday have exceptional the lowest
perhaps but splendid values little possible sell them
Evening star., 1898-03-25
Mezzo Tint Photos

Are our speciality. and . call at our studio
viii show that we make the RESI- at 81 O0
to $500 per dog. Also agents for the yaCor
Bath Cabinet; .cslres she1matism, coids. etc.
CAL and see them.
EstabrOOk's Photo Studio.
lzzT Pa AVE. GROUND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1898-03-25
A Saturdays Special Sale of
WOmem's Cambria and r1uslim Gowns.

We shall have ready Saturdays selling another lot of Muslin
Jnergaments which enabled offer less than the usual
prices in goods
well made properly proporoned and trimmed in vari
tasteful Styles with embrodees and tucks We
have marked them specially low as follows
S1.OO Gowns, 69c. S1.5O Gowns, Sl.OO.
S1OO Gowns, 75c. $l.z5 Gowns, S1.25.
These goods will be conveniently displayed tables
Evening star., 1898-03-25
Girls New Clothing.

Girls Fancy Novelty 2-piece Cloth Suits. broad
sailor collar. braid trimming. Very handsome
garments. Sizes to IA.
So 70 each
Evening star., 1898-03-25

Basement.
Evening star., 1898-03-25

First floor.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-08-05

H.
exhibits shipped
aand her
OF the State
product his
T. be to ha
the the
hibton BEFORE sending Of
should Of
who in turn will nifty the Vice President
OTHERWISE there might
County d,n
tunly OF advertising the of Nevada he -
The Trans Mississippi international Congress
State and
this originated
leS, the
each of Most
States we'll
their
propai0ns while others exhib through
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-08-05
AfI1E1ALS IL A STUDIO.
Live f"hthers and Horses Ar: Kent
by Frederick ';acmonnic. IN
His Paris AteIier.

Word comes from Paris that 4 visit IN
the studio Of Frederick Macmonpies =.
this time is not :n unmiXed delight. for
among his accumula;ions Gf odds and
ends he has installed Il number Of wild
beasts that he may study i..y.r move
nlenis Il; elise range. \ raging uan.
lh3r occupies cage N one cCrHCr. while
four high-spirited horses are allowed
the freedom CT the place. These horses
are driven across the sunny garden
court for hours at i high gallop, in or
der that the artist may study their
anatomy.
1t is told Of Horace Vernet, the paint
cr OF battle scenes in Napoleon's time,
that he kept three or four lively horses
prancing about his studio, making the
place dangerous for visitors. In addi-
;iOn he hnd Il number Of stuffed ones,
together with overturned ammunition
wagons. pieces Of artillery and other
debris Of the battlefield, 10 give Il real
Isle erect TO his huge pictures, while
around hlm We're always Il gr ;up of old
war veterans, from which lie formed his
Daitl lines or his heaps Of dead Scldiers.
W hen Oh" looks at his panoramic battle
picture. il hardly seems pCssib that he
took all this tr"uble. II often seems as
if he ni"''r rhrm up all out Of lis head.
Remembering I'll this one wonders If
Maciion!.icS' work will ever become as
iifrl,sa U.G clL-fa. hioned - Vcrugt's
WOrh Syg n. 10 MS now.
Tne h.o:Hr fountain which he has
just Sent over for the adUrnmrnt of
Er3@HiNn's lovely park is one cf the
features cf The sculpture exhibition.
Annie reeds aEd ruShrs it sLow.. 4 mail
boy v;so is huGE!ng GUcl :. . :. = -;
OF '!h;h!ir::s are trying to -. 10 he
mGth'r. The wafer SpUris 'vugA HE
mouths Of The ducks. ~" r.l..:in is
tie artists gift Ia lis I..iivp city. and
| is being shown at the cN!ihitinu. in or
der :h3t the park commissioners may
decide upon IFS acceptance or 7. jrction
- WHsh:! ~'c" rca:
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-08-05
SWEDISH PHILOSOPHY.

Keep off tie grass es quite sign of SOM
mer.
Et es te busy faller vat haf tie best
bank account.
y fa!ler do not haf to rrigate very
notch tell hes name es mud.
Et always tax CUTE many beers before
falier get Won det signal lem to quit.
DeS world is full Of trouble 10 tc faller
vat es always full OF boose.
Ven faller tand to hes own besness
hae rs happy bot poorly lonesome.
IF Il man die and leave fortune ct
don't TAX hes relatives lorg to find out
det he es dead.
We get mat at boy met firecracker
now yust same as al crank used to get
mat bay us.
Et es te faller vat talk charity most
.vot kiss nickel guteby before hae gif
1T to newsboy.
A good yoke es someteng vat max
folks laff an naver hurt anybody's feel
ins.
Ef We could all be vat We tank We are
te schoolhouses might yust so veil shut
oop.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-08-05

Modern needles are said to have come
into use in 1545.
Several people living have double rows
of natural teeth.
On an average, there are more daugh-
tiers born TO royalty than sons.
II kept going, the wheels Of u watch
travel 3,55924 miles in year.
The cultivation of the canpbor tree
has proved great success in Florida.
4 healthy baby trebles its own weight
at birth in the course Of the first three
months.
In London there are more fires on
Saturday than on any other day in the
week.
All the land above sea level would
not fill up more than one-third OF the
Atlantic ocean.
Tie negro race embraces about one
tenth Of the worlds population, 19o,-
000,C00 persons.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-08-05
DAILY INDEPENDENT.
AN EV ENIHG PAPER.
issued Every Day, Sundays Excepted.
W. w. BOOHEts, Editor and Pro-
prletOr.

One Copy, one year. -.......... % 10
One Copy, six Inootas ............... 500
For any period under six months, one dollar
ger month. Payable IN advance.
Delivered by carrier in Elko at twenty. Eve
ssnts perweekI
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-08-05
WEEKLY IRDEPENOeNT.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

Published every Friday and sent TO any 40.
dress, tpostage paid). at the following rates.
payable in advance.
DIX III mOAtAb
For any period under six months, fifty cents
per month.
Entered at Elko, Nevada, PostoIice for
transmission through the mails AZ second
rlass mai matter.
ADVERTISING tAIES.
FWill be made AZ low as is consistent with
solid business principles. Apply 1t the Of
bice for terms.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-08-05
TRauS-1SSSsIPPI INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION.
@91AGlAa lRBaA5pAs
June lst to November Ist, 1873.

COL H. President Nevada Reno Nevada
EXPOSITION COUNTY COMMISSIONERS:
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1898-11-25

EVERGREEN.

Grandma Krieas i SICK With
lypho'u 'er:
John kriens Ii ~ X
cred from typhoid
L. P. Connor was doing bu~isfss
in Corvallis last Saturday
I'D, u.,.i,.. :, q
c,,;f,r,;., - he ,,,,r mi ara
Mr., T. = >........, ~.., ter
have been IN # -.,..ia te.
MT, i, H., s,,; will
,,;,,ys. - .,.,,......, u, - i,s days
-, ,, -
a'.e '"S@'' . ~. ,:....,.,...l.., arc
'''- '". ~.''>'' 4 "''
Nv
, mis !1u No''on' VI o'ne
Da9' - ,i'''" ''''" 80 y" Al. W
nu@s' ls''
Henry Kriens has built ii IL, "
dwelling and H. as,d his gy,ni..l are
now settled in it
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1898-11-25

You can tell the successful
farmer by looking at the wile's
iruit cans in the closet; yen can
iell a dry goods-box statesman by
the patches On his pants; you eau
tell slouchy woman by ths shoe
buttons and hat; you can tell the
poison serpent by the bluntness
Of his tail; but the easiest Of ali,
you can pick oat the enterprising
merchant of the town by looking
at the home paper. This is not
Divine revelation, but it is busi
ness and gospel truth.-Oregon
Mist.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1898-11-25
DUSTY - < WIS.

Jos. Gtagg lost d valuable hose
this week.
Mr.. Afford was improving at
last accounts.
Fred Walters and Hiram Hall
have the measles.
Several of Mr.. Barnard's horses
have the lung fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reese are Wis ting
in Corvallis this week,
NJ /. Starr eel; brated his sixty
first birthday las Sunday.
DR.. Bennett expects ta go t.
Portland the last of the week.
V. r. Buckingham and family
OF Eugene, are wishing in GU
burg.
Mrs. Edgar Grim is visiting
with her sister, Mrs. W. ii. Kay o
Dusty.
Perrin aud Oakes killed a cov"t
on the farm of V. r. Buckingh.'n
last week.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1898-11-25
CITATION.

In the County Court OF tho State OF Or:scn
for the County Of Benton.
In the Matter of the Estate
Peter W. Mason and Han- "''A
nah r. Mason, Deceased.
To 1.-The Home, Frontier. and Foreign Mis-
sionary Society Of .ne United Brethren in
Christ. Organized by tie General Confer
aneo of said Church, May goth, 1883, and
Incorporated in Butler County, Ohio,
l.. September 23rd, 1854, one half to the Afrl-
can Mission Of said Church and the
remainixg half to the Ganeral work OF
Missions as carried forward by its Beard
of Missions - and to any heirs unknown, if
any such there be, Of said deceased, and to
ali ell e., .,:rsons interested in said estate,
Greeting:
Ii. the name II the State Of 0regohs
Lou ..,ro hereby cited and reauirsd to ap-
near in tho County Court Of tss State of
Jrs gsn, for the Cdiinty of Benton. at the
court room thereof, at Corvallis, in the
County of Benton, State of Oregon, Oh
Tuesday, The 3rd day of yanuary, A. D..
lseg, Mt ls o'clock, in tho forenoon Of that
4. V, then and there TO show cause, if any
sxi.t, why aa ordtr of sale should not be
made as in tho pstition Of j. l.. Akin, Exc
utor of said e:tate, prayed for, OF the follow
ing described real estate, to wit:
Lots 6 and d II Block 8, In the town OF
Philoma.h, in Bentsn County, State OF Ore,
! gen. Ale. beginning at the S. E. corner OF
| the don lad claim, No. SO, L. II ST.. K. 6
| W., thence Turning west on south line OF
said claim II rods, thencc north ls5 rods to
the center of Mary's river, thence down iaid
river with the meanders thereof to the head
\ OF certain slough, thence OF traight line
t~ the mouth of said slough, thence down
! said river again with its meandcrlngs to the
cast line of said a,n. land claim, thence
south en- the east line of said claim to place
Of beginning, coniainlEg so acrsa, lii Benson
! County, Oregon.
Also Lot No. in Bleek No. in ths
Town of Hogae's First addition to High
lands, i'll i4incs.il Cssia.y, Oregon.
Also, heg. .aning An this south west nsrne
OF the North East quarter OF the soGta eas
a@sr ep>of S,ctiaa -. ia Townhhln Sic, e
South. Kaasc Eteueh West OF MiltaInett
Meridian, rua ring thence north 70 RODS
tb nce s.ast ~ rods. thencr south 70 raos
| theme. west az mods % the place OF beginning
cuntairitac acres, In LRfcofn County
Sta,r Oregon
Witness, The Han. Z Weodwara, y udg
af tho County Cuurt-of the Siatc {
Oregon. fpr the County of BentoT
IS=sI7 with th. s...l of said Court affixet
thi. 15th day of November, "A. u
1898.
Attest: VIRGIL Z. WATERS.
Clerl
Dy VICTOR P. MOSES,
Deputy Clerl
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1898-11-25

iii. Times OF this city has
devoted considerable space to Mrs.
Fayne Strahan Moore, whose re.
cent arrest in New York has caused
quite a sensation in eastern papers.
The GAZETTE has studiously
avoided mentioning this matter out
ofrespeet to The iiisniery OF the late
SJudge Strahan, father of tha
lady in disgrace, and it would moi
now take up space with it, except
70 correct statement of the
Times which says this much
talked OF person once lived in Cor
wallis. Now, Corvallis being a
college town, has shortcomlng,
enough of its own to answer for
without undertaking as the Times
does to father the misdeeds o
others. Or claim acquaintanceshiI
with the vile of other localities
# is no credit to Corvallis to have
the honor thrust upon 1t by IN
Times This per,on did not live II
Corvallis, and was not born here
IF any place is entitled to tn
nroud distinction of being tn
birthplace of Miss Fayne Strahan
# IS our sister town, Albany, he
parents having moved from Coz
lI:to AIh.nv where they ha
lived a year or two when MlS
Favne first saw the light.
It is altogether likely that A
bany does not regard the TACT {
her being born there anything 10 Il
credit. and would no doubt be e,
tirely willing that Corvallis shoul
stand sponsor for the yoan
wonan's birth. education an
moral training. but Corvallis q
clines the honor with thanks.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1898-11-25
For West Point.

Writing from 1lillsbaro. under
date Of November llth, Congress
man Thos. S. Tongue says:
"Kinlly permit me- 10 say
through the columns Of your pap<f
that it will become my duty tt
nominate Il cadet for the United
States military acadeny Al West
Point. who will take an exanliha-
ton at Vancouver barracks, Wash
ington, OH The first Monday o:
Nar..h. 1899. An examination OF
the physical and mental qualities
of all applicants for such appoint
meat will be made by President
W. g. Hawley. OF the Willamette
University, and DR., J. A. Richard
son, at Salem On Saturday, lhs
seventh day of January. 1899
Each applicant must submit pro"l
that he is of good moral character.
devoted to the best interests u
his country, and obedient to it,
laws and constituted authorities.
The applicant, who upon examina
ton proves to be the best qualified
physically, m~ntally and morally
will receive tbs appointment. Nc
one is eligible except resident o
the first congressional district. be
tween II and % wears of age"