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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-10-05
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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-10-05

ENY it those who
may, nevertheless
to crafty ambition
for public life in
our country, it is
often more essen
tial that a man
should be popular
than that he should
be competent. So,
- Al
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-10-05
Terms. $500 Per Year.

No subscriptions received for a shorter
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Correspondence solicited from all parts OF
the country. No notice will be taken oi
anonymous communications.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-06
Cornell University.

A nephew Of PRECEDENT Dole Of the iia-
wniinn iHlnnda. Mt, W. ~ Dole, has lust
Won a . 90 fellowship Ia architecture In
Cornell University.
Cornell University II 30 much " an .s-
inhiirh.d Institution that u u hard for
tho younger generation 10 realize that
Tits institution has Just issued IT, Third
Tcn.Nsnr Book ThiH slSablo volume
addresses OF IN" holders Of the iiis d..
IrccH, which have been granted The L..
Z, h.a alone Of thus Institution number
every c0urt. But look out for the ~. ID. 4
They are 10 begin next June.
The Cornell University. College OF AEn-
wonderful pSssibll,ica d p7'siS culture
80 III III, 10 the icrf on in'iii'rsii 10
uua cultiA alton To- i've yonst ~ ~ sut fai :
p0si ~ :. which hes b9Hn unifr cisntinu.
tiliE"r. Director Roberts says sugar bociu
cant pufsihiy be- mnd" 10 pay a. we'll ar
POTATOES that are properly cared Cor, To
The average Yield OF poinioes in New
York state " only ono-thlrd that obtained
BY the CORNELL experiments.
The New York state college of forestry
has az last ~ al,Nl acre Concentration
AREA % Adirondack forest. The terms OF
sale are ustscd Oh, nnd only survey de-
LAYS the formal turning over oi the prop
city. The tract lies In Franklin county.
upon the lower slope Of Nj Seward, II
contains some virgin forest. some from
which lunhermcn have taken the choice
timber, nnd some from which forest fires
have taken all the tlmbvr Tho college
con therefore ON N" start demonstrate
nll sldcH ~ forestry from plhnting hare
tracts 20 lumhctins aud retting the logs
tu market,
Sit u. T.. Andrcwa. the young Cornell
Ian whn two ssais nEg .fnined q cheer
from tho lcnrneu world by climbing up
tho t'nfihsnou and dscipherinE a lOni:
iust inscription FUN the holes leh by the
nuits which, centuries ago. held tho let
tors In place. continues to stir thinga up.
~ N u comparatively recent dincoysfy
that she Greeks painted their ntitu6.t
1 hiding them washed s.tnn By ia tit'us
df AVnfH, u udHfn artists sunnose'l tn.
q, spki 10 hnN" lrft ihHir rlatueH q il
irhtd white nuffntu, itvconily tgtc~r of
pHiuf have been fuIlh an man. Gi4gisnt
statues nnd during the past summer Mr..
Andrews put u cilnrh'r to u, by dircOv-
cIins, duunR 9 summer apent IN Invests
gazing IN the lifiiiHh Museum. unmiathk
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-06
Congressional IaeI.

women who regard II ~ their chief
fnI III life to attract admiration Will
rlend hours before the looknH.glntH AMI
eg,9is 90 " ar'-, ,,s n,i M " ,,,liis n,in my
ihsif minds and Ia acquiring the ahilliy
h Laik well would accomplish the SANE
purpose In q Tar greater dgHr"., writes
Afs Moses y. Handy IN the Decemhot
Womana Home Companion when dis
tusslnr "Thc AT 81 Conversation" In
tts ffst place. Ia order 10 tnlk nErcenbly
about You cannot draw water. ifom a
usil where no water ", therefore you
must cultivate your mind through read.
be sud observation. Accu-tom AnutHei,
H. talk about what you sec AMI read. ~
IL q mistake not TO talk ~ the people ~
uuf own family. many q one has grown
tsriiufn from rnnslderinE n not worth
while 10 entertain the HON. folks. Let
you cannot iaUA Tor auditors while you
have rhllirrn among solf hf LiaintnntH
You Nlll ma that ~ - dali,. yout men
sned Keep yourself M touch with tho
Questions ~ the day 10 dn tnis TtVr "A
frs moments a. the newrrnIs'r uVfty
rsrsur whom you are % entertain pre-
fsfr 10 speak or 10 listen, and voNs m
yogftrlf accordingly. Avoid M fnr a.
pnrihlH all unpleasant subjects. ana en-
d.Htnf o. discover what y most Interest,"
irs tn htur eumpnnlong With some per.
cons this faculty amounts 60 Intuition,
nIN others u II lahofiuuflN ACQUIRED,
tut u Invariably grows by exercise. TAX
II thluHa aud not of people, gpfrlp N
nlt conversation. Never talk much Of
Au1urIi nor your own anair~, " ~ IN
ah form. and Frnernily I hlr"a your
bearer Avoid also. finkind anu crnsnri.
uaH observations ahuht other people, and
nrNer. u you can help H. make personal
ftfnnfha, unless they are something IN
No nature Of delicate compliment.
thus Nuu viii avoid TRADING On your
nflEhhufH' cufua"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-06

The pfobism Will assume atlll gravsr
Afpgct when II dryolvcH on Congress o.
sgal Win the Philippines There, At
latest ndviecH, all was ~ quiet that den-
liv holds Manila Dewey holds tho has
We natives, ~ whom there arr eight or
!'h mlllions, more ~ less, belonging o. a
asHfN ~ heterogeneous races with the
Aalhl prsdnmlnntlnF, occupy tho rest OF
We one hundred thousand square miles
Tbhi,h .on.lliui. ~. ~ Of the GROUP.
aluuna ~ men. frum fairly Intelligent
lstes TO races which are scarcely above
wv l,t.l of cnnnihalr; they hru alike IN
inrlf total Ignorance of our form OF civil.
..ANnns and ~ the representative system
~ snNcfnmgnt. What IN 10 be done with
Wrmf sir James Bryce fayH, let them
.n' NC more You have 10 do. with
NMlglhw Reid says "OrgnnlIo the
.iahhs as Territory. aud govern them
NY ashlngton, Let y DO underntood
We. il'l arr never To cut up Into states.
on 70 take pnrt In making laws for the
W..'ht states ~ tho Union"
lhr objections TO both plans anutent
In, S.pA' slr James'a reminds one 81
10y Manila, and II We let 40. Il will re-
,.ps7 into the hands Of Aguinaido's saw
whose iavoritc amusement ID 10 tic
/, ln'a' h,lwecn two boards and saw him
~ lNp when We took Manila, we ass
an,l a responsibility 10 It's people aud
we elNillled world, We are bound "a
our 6psrati sSna Y,s foT y We Dc not;
,f.ls not prepared ~ assume tho
sttnis .nnkauuh ~ Improving upon mo
~ 'H,, NY i.ltatlon Of tho SnanlnrdS. We had
V,iIt' ,n'Hs 10 Interfere with them. What
,f,rt.l Become Of the islands N they wcfo
tat'nn'fed TO their natives may be In.
NJ fa,iIt9m me Spanish prisoners whom
40 i1uud AZ Cavito starving 10 death,
~, lhe idea OF cedlnE them 10 Germany
No,,istlAnd, or any other forclgn power,
Am,'sl h9t be tolerated for u moment by
49,, nc h9ld tho. Philippines against the In.
~, ,suohs which would DO sure 10 break
linlii TINE 10 time an army OF nfty
\ W NJ, ~ men would have 10 be Kept on
WbHaNsl squadron not Inferior 10 thai
",,N dewey commands would h. equal
hrso w, y 4 easy 20 gnure how
,h,n be withdrawn from The prodnetiye
mos, WI. OF peace. and how many u our
Wegi, prominent unlyoralty Graduates
the Eui, lutsd from useful oallinss by
Flott h"Ntsl ~ uniforms and visions III
ssT, slr James bryce fears that Tho
divssln nNealih would lose more by The
dlrs'tion. ~ Yholesomo force into idle
snhip "f snan u could galn by the own
''nIesl also be remembered that Tho
M MN % the Philippines would open
and hetnmn' i s toT white labor. The sugar
nov ,,tp ahi tobacco OF the Islands are
,vsr ,alAei by colpred labor and must
N,,sl ,.hhln ~, The white man cannot
tunrtt Hl' tropics, especially " they are
'AlunF my nprii'e ~ So 'l,,-,i','
Land IN, force Into India, nor did Hol.
n'er'btp, Java Tho white man may hu
poi hains an qversecr, but. he can
frw AZ W .ulkg the crop, aud after d
~ A,yia work IN Higher capacity
mon 10y iulro decays, and he becomes
IIsee for ' tb ,e7re dependent on tho gclol
sa,r.ie islnnia, aud convert them Into
PS' VI territory, or what not,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-06

Ing upon the Great Lakes and upon all
the oceans When the expected great
boom IN American Fhip-hWldluH fomrH
cornell University must have consider
able credit Tor preparing the way. FIFTY
cornell students are this year specialize
Ink In naval architecture and marine cn.
giuccfinr.
The wear n none too long for Cornell.
blaHtiiHned with the amount ~ teaching
and studying which could be- done in the
.iu No1r of three terms this University
has planned and announced "a fourth
torn 10 &C., known na tho summer Sos
sion illgh School teachers ere 10 b.
specially cared Tor IN this session. nul
the lusi Instruction, nnNwhnrU to hg had
~ nll The fuhiecta taught IN the schools.
Including language. mathrmntlta. eri-
iufc study VIII be- given hy the pick ~
IN" Cornell faculty. Including such bril-
liant scientists as Professor Tnrr. the
pcDlofiat and physical Hcurrnphor. prn-
iyfsnr CouHtock tho famous pntomulp-
EifI kitchener. the psychological, Akin
son, thr hDtanist. Bailey, The horiicui-
trlIFt ana writer on evolution and MANY
others. by rrufcsaure Hart In English.
lsunru IN Latin White IN Gotmnn.
'rnuH IN French. by the famous expert
W tie American Venezuelan iuNestirI-
ton, frufsHFnr Burr IN history, by i'ru-
ftHtur nstnfmo. who has occupied every
Nina of educational position. Including
Npae ~ hiuh school trnshrr and uriuel-
pal. normal school teacher. calloFe pro-
frHsuf nui college ufgHldtnt. 10 eINtlti Ius
~ theory. aud by numerous others squat
VI we'll known
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-06
End Of The Ioin, Traffic Association.

Tho eject N the decision l. only 60
emphasize the dlfiicuhy under which
railways labor. Tha, Il ends che Joint
Tranio association II not much loss.
That association has not succeeded In
maintaining rates. nor has 10 proven
VI much advantage 90 the roads which
were mgmhcrs Of q. The same may be
said ~ other associations: thOy ala not
succeed ln accomplishing their object
The maintenance Of rates. They were
morp or less OF makoshift. the host
wis the practicable. inarmuch a. the
law prohibits pooling. 4 decision which
ends them. therefore, may be looked up-
on with some suuanlmity.
II IL manifest that The antl-truE, act
IL at variance with the Interstate CONE
morce act. The rcqulremonfs ~ the lat
Ter cannot be- complied with except by
violation " the former. The Eiat of the
Interstate commerce act is against dis
crimlnaiion. either In favor ~ persons
or places. \ Just relations uf rates
cannot be- reaches except by agreements
between roads. ana such agreements
are declared 20 be- unlawful. the
Decision Against Railway Pooling. by
Roswell Miller. president 81 the Chloa.
90. Milwaukee and ~. Paul railway. In
North America Review for December.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-06
ITINYS IN THE WEST.
EXPLOSION INA srRo.etyctaISf HOUSE


a.. ta.n, atate hoard ~
"a IL said thai w, IN" !. d,rision in the
.'einna has ten,he" -. " mn IA sct AZ
Enfuundneld JAZZ ,nis' '"'
49,. not been mnu' P"'"
....,,,, sprlntcr named Jane
,,Aa,gh Won purse OF 49, " I'M,
~. Friday last ~ h.,ns 'rIn eontrat
s91fka Of American, ra.,'e,..i a diatnnr,,
- m close one hhn ''''' "
III ~ yards.
a. q A. Matthew brigade sur
Nniot vi states Volunteers, has been
rrnn. hi'' ~" command of the alylriun
nss.ehru W. a. the prcaldo, relieving
field h. ii,b "a Ebert. who Will pro-
MAJOR ~ r,suinr post, Vancouver Bar
esti 70 ,..hington.
racks, " a.. -,
.rt. American NatiNc rohht slv-s "",'
rberiicai company, Win = 'api,a, 49,
81 Iunes. mas m,n ~, ~ XvVnuttnr
alton WIN ,, uiii Operate In Albany
Tn ,NiN IT,, II has properties. and IT,
cuuntIl' A A. psdden, 4. n. Flint
trustee 81 E.v.er'
Anl W. w. ,.,,. ,...t,, Al
me trint ~ Mrs. 'or,lelA ho'sii uln
-, 4dvhncs very far Monday. hiA,
.,ia,iar ~ taieemen were ,sleu on ~.
.ts.uffaa noted, nitcr winch Wv '." ~.
stf5nrued until today "ut ~ rHpo,, '"
foirs Rhodes Hordsny ue'.na'n. :.
s.aHsfatuud that tile deinnHp VIII aHh i"i
,trflnunnce untii fridny'
49,. tau,.. A. Noinn Of ttoop
llft Lieut., als,.,..s ,a,.ifv has ,il,ii
T. Igufth lhlt," ~ ,,n,,tmntiia nfter "A
p w ,It.ss'u WI n native W wis.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-06
N:|!!hllI|9|!|j]|
|2SIIIIl(l3

You really don't know what comforts
able travelling h. n you have never ,rav-
cl0i VIA the burlington
Holds tho worlds record for long
distance faa, running. 1895 miles. io,'
minutes.
Tho burlington Route Is 1..t. miles
long-ncariy one-thlrd the distance
round the world.
om,ra a wider choice OF routes than
any other line. 10 and from Chicago,
b. Louis. Omaha. Kansas City and all
eastern points.
Two through trains each way daily.
Nontlbulcd bunet smoking library
cars. Pullman nieeplng cara. feciln-
Ink chair cars tseats froo). coaches.
Finest dining car service IN the world.
Dining ears operated on the cafe plan;
that Is. you pay only Cor what You orr
der.
Tickets at offices Of connecting lines.
I. \. DENTON. Ticket Agent. II. q.
W. Ry. p,oiy Block.
II. y. NESLEN. Travelling Pass. and
Freight Agent.
w. y. M'ArLLAN. Gen. ACT,
.A 3. w. Temple st.. salt Lake City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-06


Elizabeth J, Bniafd. Of Winnie. nisdsn Co,
NJ C. In a signlleant letter TO Dt. ". v. Pierce
Of buffalo, nv. Twas confined TO the house
aud yard all the time, ! could not be on my
lei but very little. fsould not 10 the weight
Of a cup Of coffee; and did not have strength 10
speak mote than q FEW words nt time,
ave tried three doctors and a lot Of patent
medicine which cost over one hundred ana
twenty-five dollars and found no relief had
lost an hops Of ever getting any better when INV
ifieuds advised me 10 take Df, Perec's medl
cine ny husband said we would Try that neFt
Ilr GOT me five bottles Of pavofie Prcscfipiion,
and three Of Golden Medical Discovery 4
commenced taking these nedlciues aud soot,
found relief When had taken one bottle ~
each walked half q mile To chuteh,
OF commenced taking Il tile first Of Inuua,,
teJ5; the first Of the following Iune I took ,ny
c,,nklng IN hand aud have cooked for eleven IL
family an through the summer. II was ~
piefcr's medicine that gave iue all the relief
have received. ! recommend u TO all suffefir,,
females, Tor II h hll medicine aud the HELM ~
Cod that has rcaiured me-"
Every suffering woman In this lana
should write to Dr. Pierce and learn nov,
certainly he can help her to health ami
strength, II costs nothing TO write and
receive entirely free the advice Of one AZ
the most experienced physicians In ,his
country. His great thousand. page hook ihs
Common Sense Medical Adviser viii ~.
sent free for ~ one-eent stamps, tne bare
coat Of mailing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-06

able remnants Of paint on tho statues
removed ~ Lord llgin - London, sir.
AndroNa " curator pf the cornell tul-
Vcrsity archaeological museum.
The average land iuhbcr will wonder
how 10 ~ that there o. at Cornell uni-
Vurrity. In central Now York. the great
ct school OF naval architecture In Amer
lea Hut such IL tho unuuostionrd fact.
The department ~ presided over hy
Professor burnnd0 graduate OF the a..
\. naval academy. who has had eleven
yenrH' work m the construction Of ships
for the navy, and Assistant Professor
McDsrmntt Tor twelve years designer
aud In charge " HcisntinC work In the
great J. a %. Thompfon shipynrda at
Ciydohank. Scotland. The Cornell school
has been running seven years, ana men
trained IN II are employed In all tho rrcnt
HhlpynfdH 81 the country, aud have helped
90 design aud construct the Mnranchu.
sets. Htonklyn. Alabama. Iowa. Rear
sarge, kWituckf. llhnnlH. ana w thct IN
all Uncle Sans recently built ships, be-
sides hundreds OF merchant vessels ply
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-06

A. a soldier. Mr. narrr,ss record ut
Manila II full " daring and shfilllng
experiences. a. u politician his reputa-
tidn IL IDEAL. and ainEulirly free NOM
many ~ the events which associate
themselves with thu lie of a gnar who
mlnglca In public AFFAIR. He has nilci
several political posts. among chem he
Ing thp miriri0rshlp 60 slam. lie IA
silli IN his prime. ana u pleasing coun-
icr1ncv. Mr.. Barrett II man 81 sN-
sri0rdinary literary abllky aud a
graphic writer. Many Of his works up-
pear IN the LEADING magazine VI this
country AMI Europe. and he J. we'll
known a. u ingulai.
According % official statements che
memorial has LOs reached fhc capitol.
but the FlliplnnH expect great results
from % " rpile ~ Mr.. Barrcti'a dccinr-
utinn ihlt he would have no influence
~ the matter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-06

fame. honor. and feminine admiration
thtrshy.
In the forefront Of American dlpio-
mats Ia China it Inhr barrett. who
has been asked by the members Of she
FtlirruH tuf'u ~ iiungkung 20 pfesciri
a M mortal VI their grievances 30 Pr
ldrni Mckinley an1 She American pc0-
pie.
The memorial contains an appeal "io
shc great aa1 good judgment. fairness
and Justice Vt thn executive officer ana
citizens ~ America O. end she Sights
shuwD the Flllpnps leaders. soldiers.
anil people By some 81 the United
states military and naval officials"
when asked 60 prcsent che document
Mr.. Barrett Informed she juuia repre-
nrnTafivoa that h. was pdwcflcss 90
have any oillclai iniinrncr regarding
the status u tht matter. bu assured
thcm that their memorial would receive
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-06
Here are some
UNDERWEAR VALUES

That will surely interest the prospective
buyers.
Ladies' Natural Cray Ribbed Un'on
Suits, 50 per cent Wool perfect fitting
share, warm and c. mioriable, in ali
sizes, the equal Of any sI.so suit in Sal
Lake, goes this week at.......... SI.I5
Ladies' Extra Fine All-Wool Union
SUITS, the popular florence style IN the
very best qualty, comes in Black, GRAY
or White. all sizes, the best suit ever
offered at,,"''''', ....-.... 90
LADIES' Jersey Ribbed Fleeeed Natuf.
al Gray In on SUIT in all sizes. an extra
good Use quality goes Tor this week
only at."",',.'''.''''''''' ''''...........,5O
Ladies' Extra Quality Cream Ierse,
Rihoed Heavy Flesced Vests aud Pants,
In all sizes, he best Cotton underweaf
in the market, regular Coo grade, III S
wees at eacl.. ..'."..'..." ",",."45e
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-06

they may. In my years. be inhabited by
iva uttrH, % master race and HvfYiie
fnro, such uH W now observe IN parts "
the south. aud IN Hclf.dsfunHr "a modified
form ~ involuntary sefViiudO may have
10 10 adopted 10 tho owners Of the land.
II u Wise a. court such a contingency
John bonner In Golfers Weekly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-06
The n,n,t

The most
terrible cap
uvity a WON.
AN can en-.
perienec Is
TO feel her
SELF COM
pietely inca
paei,aied for
all womanly
duties.
bound hand
and foot, as
II were, by
some nerve
hacking, life.
draining dis.
ease OF weak.
n esq. In
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-06

seems as " Uncle sam is about 90
naye more trouble In she Philippines.
aNu ne does, The young diplomats
nave anvfhcr opportunity 10 achieve
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-06
BARRErT's DIPLOMATIC TASK.
anu Sights
drponrh y American ome'''e

Ill .he coreldcrati'n 81 meriisi az the
hands OF thc proper oihtais. This
seemed 70 have pleased thein. and ehey
isr MIN with smiling faces ald hearts
fun ~ hope.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-06
HELD CAPTIVE.

such q condition she
cannot be a happy wife OF
mother; she cannot be an
efficient housekeeper; she
cannot be a woman al all
In any complete or salts.
factory sense.
~ was afflicted for seven.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-06
CURRENT
TIME
TABLE.

Leave salt Lake city.
No c-iur Provo. Grand Junction
nnd sill point. Iast.....,... an a IN
No flor Provo, Grand Junction
~ nnd Nil points East. .,..., SDp IA
10 t-lyf bingham. Lehi, Provo
Nnntl, Hulknap and intor-
nlcdlhto p1lnts........... E0n n o,
No t-fur Eureka. payson. i'rovn,
a.. ana All intermediate puluts 3 N u m
30 , Tor Ogden aud tho West .. pOs i IA
Do -lpf Ogden and tho West . u ~ b IA
y" a. Tor Park city aud inter-
mediate points. .............. : ~ o IN
srriec saif Take City.
Noi-lron bingham. rruvo, Grand
Junction aud tho last M. ~ n 4, o.,
No B-Iron Provo Grand June. ."
ton and the last ......... 900 IA ~,
No S-lfum Provo. bingham. Eure- "
"a, HOLMAN hantl aud In
LirmcdiAte points .......... sa4n o,
No Prom Ogden and tho Vest foi \ ~,
DO fuin ogden aud the West - "a t.,
No '-lfum Eureka, rnysou. Provo
ana intermediate points,. 10 Oh A m
No fl-l'rum PARK CITY nha lntrr-
mediate polnts.............. fgp IA
ticket 0iGa. los West Second SCUM Slesl.
dustolueo cornuri
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-06
DRESS GOODS AND
SILK SELLING,

90 pieces so.ineh Checked and Striped
Raika Wask Silks. also IS pieces i9-lnch
Plaid Surahs, per yard.."....-....-.29 c
900 yards Block Taheta silk, 90 inches
wide. an excellent quality, as long as ],
lasts "...."..........-'.... ''''''"OSc
Habit Cloth, all wool, In black and
navy blue, 81 inches wide, = value dc
20 shades French Silk.hnished Henri
eitas. very tine qualities, special ior..65e
a fine assortment OF Black Dress
Goods, choice new designs, yard....59e
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-06
A STARTLING PRICE cRAsHi
A Great
FLANNEL SPECIAL.

Six pieces OF the fines, French Flannel
In purple and green grounds, with white
polka dots. tue very hes, Of goods ev-
Try yard warranted. every yard pure
wool. new goods. perfect goods. poi
lively worth not pcnny less than 7se
To create sensation, they 10 this week
nj per yard.." ..........., ........ ......., 50
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-01
NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
hat l have this day filed IL
petition asking for the appoint
Judge OF Probate, rs guardian of my
seven minor children, they having no
general or tcstamentary guardian
named and aged respectively as follows:
Hartwell H., IT; Armand p, 16; Carl c.,
Is; John G., l3; Grace b., II; Lillian
W., 0, and Ellen G. Hinson, 6 years
That tho estate OF said minors Is an in.
terest in about twenty-five hundred
dollars, coming from their mothers es
tate, and an undivided interest in about
six hundred acres of land, partly in
this and Laurens counties
III. D. HINSON,
Father Of said minors.
3lst January, 1893. 2t