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The Holly chieftain., 1900-12-28
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ter. for it contains the latest by tele-
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NEAT CABINET NESTS

They Are Compact. Readily NSveA.
and Easy TO Clean.
They consist OF box. 40 inches square.
is inches deep. with two upright par
titions is inches wide. equal distance
apart. Small clents are on each side
for the nest TO slide in. The back can
he covered with any light material,
such ns old zinc. or an old Oilcloth held
in plac. with light strips. The meets
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R. P. FREW ING,
Plain and Ornamental
Plastering.
AxlrY. COLORADO.
JEWELRY
A STAPLE.

Lnk at the next ten people you5
meet and rec how much is worn Of the
so-callcd jcwelry. From the 10000
watch chain to flve cent stick pin.
Iewelry has come to be . staple arti.
Gle Of dress
You will buy more or less as II; zee
that you get what vou pay for when
you buy. You can be ssre Of this
when yon buy of e. L. McPhsfSon, u
Holly. who has full assortment of;
the W. F. MAIN Co. goUdx. EvefY
article 0f these Hoods " fullv wsrsan.
ted to be exactly u reptesensed. ~
printed guaranty 70 this eject b Nv
en- with each article of these goode'
purchased At their store.
W. 2. eoAoM 90, u
Eastefa Faetpsy Cee. FrisaAsaip ~ RAl1
sts. rrovsdsnes \, !, wsstssa Yasasey
4 tLrEest JsweisJ Factory Il ~ wseid, -
resvs on. ~. or As1D ~ 49, aaS,.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-12-28

CUNDAY SCHOOL EvRRY SUNDAY AT
y 900 A. NJ. at the school house.
WV. McGl.AsHKN Supt.
NJ. E. CHURCH--se,o,,'ssss,. o,ss, essI, ssS,
bath, ut II 80 q. m. and 1880 p. m.
n. RICE. Pastor.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-12-28

Modern woodmen OF America, No. Y7A3.
vi Meets every Saturday night. H. W. Mil
FORD. G. C; M. II. Gill; G.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-12-28

psowEns COUNTY DIRECTORY.
Clerk aud Recorder. john Curry
treasurer, ". ". REYNOLDS
superintendent. Mamie Exlinc
Judge, D ". Robinson
sheriff, Frank Tate
Coroner. Dr. ClarS
Assessor. j. A. Mcdowell
surveyor, l.. n. Markham
- Thos. itsrifith
]. n. leslie
HOLLY PRECINCT.
:, . =, Ju.tlceso,.he Peace.
J. W. LYONS. Constable
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pOsroFFICE HOURS.
Opens A. N. Closes Z P. NJ.
West bound mail closes p. ".
East bound mail closes 2 r, M.
sunday opens 8 to 10 a. M. and 2 to 80 p. N
G. L. McPHKKsoN. P. n.
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II IL ~ SLAlc'NS AOA AA"
AND SANTA FIX
RAILWAY.
GOING WHIST.
No. 5--Denver express. I 1929 4. m
No. California express I l:25 q m
No. l7-Mexico and Cali
fornia express......- =. 4:O6 =. m
No. s3s-Way freight..... $50 a. IN
sTlags for passengers for points west
of La Junta.
Except SUNDAY.
so1Na EAST.
No. 8tMexico and Califor-
mia express. Sl2:n5 p. m
No. 2.-California express. 1929 =. m
No. S4g-Way freight ...... S 4:30 p. m
'Flags for passengers for points east
of Hutchinson.
Except Sunday.
Train ) is a yestibuled train be-
tween Chicago and Denver. 1t car
rics chair cars and Pu1lmans through
without change.
Trains l and 2 are local express
trains and carry first and second class
coaches, tourist sleepers and Pullman
sleepers.
H. P. Horst, Agent.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-12-28

U.S.. LAND OFFICE, at Lamar.
w. A. Merrill Register
G.. Frost LigCett' Receiver
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FRIEND {. BROOKS, 79i-795 Chapel Street.

Louisa Heitmann of West Haven left
yesterday morning for Iowa. They Will
remain until about the first of March.
Mrs. Willett Hemingway Of Quinni-
piac avenue has returned from visit
with friends in Branford.
Miss Gertrude Flower of Main street,
West Haven leaves Monday to spend
her Christmas vacation with Mrs. w.
E. Stevens OF Cedar street, New Brit
ain.
Miss Anna NJ Corcoran of rs Audu-
bon street is spending the holidays with
relatives in Brooklyn, NJ Y.
Mr. and Mrs. George Kinner OF Dam
bury will be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
d. Augustus Kinner of West Haven on
Christmas day.
Mr. and Mrs. John ]. Clair of New
York city are rejoicing over the arrival
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'You have best Handkerchief city, said well
posted the writer yesterday And that hand
kerchief business thus far certainly triple that of last year
There's been tremendous selling this week. brings
es supply from the importers Every handkerchief
the of both from price and quality standpoint
this that's appreciated We do think merit your favors.
Hints follow of kinds:
for 15cWhhe
offered handkerchief
trimmed and emhded also printed hdrchb- 100
Wcea Now 6 for 25c
for 2scn linen hemstt all
brodered handkeret
and importers profit worth l5c
for 25c-vy he
the
that worth Is Now for
25c soc especially
handkehiss holiday trade
At25c-wmh Soc At Soy
For 33-Owing
At 75c eacI-IImkeichefs and$
Observation-Disclosures
Observation-Disclosures
tSl.S7-Hndkerchefs
each.
ANDY
EN- $l25 SCI SO
kerchiefs,
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Our entire stock of elegant genuine Le-
MARIE Opera Glasses at almost ridiculous
prices. for instance:
Lemaire's - ligne oriental or white pearl,
mountings very best quality, worth PIP. 90.
$3.50
Lemaire IL ligne oriental and white pearls
mountings, very best quality, worth $1,000
$6.08
Lemaire Is ligne oriental and white, pearl
mounting very best quality, worth $500.
$S.oS
Lemaire Is ligne, with Lorgnette Handles
in Oriental or white pearl mountings very
best quality worth $1,000. $l2.98
An Oriental Pearl Opera Glass, with fin.
achromatic lenses, well finished, and made
to our special order under guarantee Of
quality, worth $500 at any time, So. %
A handsome Lorgnette at $3.50.
Reading Glasses soc to $3.50,
Solid Gold Eye Glasses, latest style.
Guaranteed standard quality and sold as high
as $500 at other stores, $l.0S
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PERSONAL JOTTTNGS.

Among the prominent people of this
city, who will entertain quite extern
sively over the holidays are Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry L. Hotchkiss of Htllhousa
avenue, who will have quite a large
party over Christmas, and Mr.. and Mrs.
j. B. Sargent, who will also have a
party of guests during the holidays.
Miss Henrietta Hoffman and Miss
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Special
Ribbons
Sale
Saturday..

grade ribbons at a rldi-
culous price just because
the color assortment is
broken.
About $50 yards Of 4, ~ and
S inch ribbons in dark shades of
green, brown, grey, yellow, laven'
der and violet.
In Satin Gros Grain,
In Satin Taffela,
In Double faced Satin,
The ribbons were made to sell for
25 to SO cents but we had a big
sale of them at 19 cents. Now.
simple because of the colors
9 cents the yard
Ready at opening hour tomorrow.
Those narrow satin ribbons are
selling like hot cakes at 12H
cents the piece. No. 2 Satin. all
silk and above 20 colors.
10 yards for l21z cents
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An Umbrella
as a Gift.

An Umbrella Nobody has many umbreasso umbrella
as Gift is always acceptable You suit purse and
- fancy here easily The lowest priced are SO cents in
womenswe might give you but they'd be umbrellas
only Then 70 SO cents. Sl25 39 1913. 249
% $40 This does give idea Of the silks of
the handles of the wide variety VIII tell you that the
but here prices which lay special emphasis:
For Women
Tafea snk-boxwoo handles Princess STYLE
At$2o8-O handles
trimming Sun and handle.
At
guarantee WEI
At $3oSAn elegant novelty
only-$l.oS $2oS, So. $4.oS
9S
Pnadnly" IS SIS rwomen,S Sfo men
MensU elias a 8ents-h Ito Oeah
Engraving done promptly and neatly by engaver upon
premises. No charge made for three initials
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Xmas Presents.

FURSWe have just received large invoice of new goods
beautiful and elegant. 1t will pay you to look at them
By the way have you anything the Fur line that does
fit If SO, bring them in and our A. V. Szapira, an
artist at the business will give you perfect fit
FUR ROBES-Bear, Wolf Dog, Galloway Cow, Goat etc
UMBRELLAS-Our buyer gave order some time ago
have Umbrellas made up right Exclusive styles
and out of the ordinary Prices low.
SUIT CASES-Our piled high with them and
surplus stock stored in the basement What would
please your friend better for present?
CLOVES-Sk and fur lined gloves seal and beaver gloves
that will make you laugh Wool gloves just the thing
for skating put pair in your boys stocking for Christ
NECKTIES-They the ties that bind your friends to
you. We have just put sale elegant line OF Holt
day Ties
HORSE BLANKETS-Large and SMALL
Hats Trunks, Bags, Hat Boxes, Mems Furnishings,
House Coats, Bath Robes, Underwear
FR|FnD + RR00KS 7aI-7q5 Chanel Street.
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Special Dress Pattern offer for
Saturday and Monday.

6 yd strictly all-wool As in. storm
serge in navy and black only. Boxed
and ribboned in good shape just the
thing for Christmas gift, for Satur-
day and Monday only.
S. 40 a pattern
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he Spirit of


Enhanced by lavish display evergreen and holly and
honesty the thousands of joyous expectant childish faces
the and the oreand last but not least by the immense
displays made by the of articles appropriate for gift giving
There's this Christmas spirit Of gift giving. In watching
questioning faces nvountar carried back the childhood
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Black Silks,

Is yards Black Peau de Sole for Sl4.0S
IS yards eros Grain for
$40 so and 1913
IS yards Satin Duchess Cor
$10.50, 1893, Is. rs
IS yards Faille Francois for
$1,000 and $14. %
IS yards Satin de Lyon, Sl2.03
IS yards all Silk Poplin, $13. oS
A beautiful line of fancy silk patterns fir
waists. They come one pattern in box and
are in pretty lace stripes and Persian effects in
light blue cerise, pale yellow, hello
black and white effects. Figured black taffetas
Lace stripe black taffetas, and satin stripe eff
ects. A holiday special at
Sl.5o, 289, $40, as
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possible and with frequent sheks delight explored their
the And then Christmas with
Rad lights and mysterious packageand the Santa Claus whose identity
vay endeavored om All these things up
before daybut these very things alive
the childish mind by that constitutes the real Christmas Spirit
We remember friends with gift and remembered by them
Joyous both purse strings
tn good will towards men, perfect realization.
Of
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What snail WE laya Tor lassari2

This question arises in the family every
day. Let US answer It to-day: Try Jeli.o
nared in two minutes. No boiling! no bss
inpi simply add boiling water and set -
cool Flavors :-Lemon, Orange, Raspberrvo
and Strawberry. Get package at your
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Wonen's
Gloves.
Til . u 5 "
ands o f.
pairs here

lot glIIS. Only good
| gloves made from care
fully selected skins.
A real mocha Glove of superior
quality, half pique, saddle back en-.
broidery; shades grey, tan, mode,
brown and black. The actual
worth is 81. 38. Our price ST. 90
Rossmonde Gloves at 81 the pair
Comes In all the best street and opera
shades, intending the new beaver. Your
choice of clasp and hook.
Madeleine clasp kid, $J.5O
Bordeaux Hook kid, $l.5O
Fownes-l clasp-Prix seam, $l.50
NJ. B.-Reindeer--wit " out seam
$3.50
Reynier-3 clasp Suede Sl.75
Fowne's Phyllis clasp Dogskin Pique
$l.75
Reynier--3 clasp Glace Kid $500
Fownes best quality Dogskin Pique--all
shades. Regular price $500.
Our price S1.75
Special in a lower priced glove
Pr badly 100 dozen Of these gloves. A
2-clasp Glaze Kid strong and reliable skins
and complete shade assortment for street
and evening wear. As Holiday special at
67c the pr
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Howe & Stetson's Chocolates.
20 varieties at 20 cents the pound.


Peanut Cluster Bellemonts,
Chocolate Dates, Chocolate Rose,
Ice cream dtops g Wintergreen
Grenobles, Peppermints
Maishmallows, Pecans.
Marguerites, :" Pineapple,
Grenadas, Nougatines,
Molasses Chips, Penolia,
Vlolets, -" Dragers,
Old Fashioned Molasses Candy.
Some New Boxes Packed for the
Holidays.
Howe & Stetsons u pound box of choco-
lates l5c each
Howe & Stetson's e pound box assorted
bonbons, l5c each
Howe & Stetson's one pound box assorted
chocolates containing 20 varieties suchas Al
monds, Nougatines, Peppermnts, Ttilby's
Pineapple, cherries etc. Daintly packed in
pretty glazed paper boxes, with tongs, Csc box
Candy Baskets from SC TO 75c.
Candy Canes, Sc to $1.00 ca
Candy Candlesticks, 25c ca
A pretty line of fancy baskets filled with
choice candy, SC to Use ea
At the Soda Fountain.
For Christmas order one of the forms--Santa
Claus and Rooster they contain three pints
of cream.
Delivered at any time--$l 90 each
Pure Brick Cream, all havors, delivered 35c at
Humpty Dumpty--our own mixture contain
ing cherry bisqus-coffee cream, vanilla cream
and orange ice, Acc qrt
Ice Cream Soda--all havors sc the glass
Hot Drinks with Saline waters, Hot Choco-
late, tomato boullion, clam boullion, beef tea,
5 cents
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@ Bath Robes
at reduced prices to
close. We have too
many Of these and in
stead of waiting until af-
ter Xmas, we give you
the benefit of the deep
cuts now.
Shall put them in lots
and they will 60 in a
hurry at these prices.
House Coats.
1896, were $500.
4. %, were 5000
and 81. 40.
$685., were $3.50
and 50. 90.
1896, were $1,000
and $13. 90.
These are handsome
coats, we'll made and
fitting perfectly. They
are not shop worn either.
Cloths are two toned eff
fects. velvet, tricot, We
netian AID matlasse.
Bath Robes.
Will 60 with a rush at
these prices.
Boys $3.50, were
$2.25, 2. so.
Mems $3.50, were
$500.
Mems So. rs, were
81. so.
Mems $3.50, were
ST. 90.
Mems S6.9S, we're
$40. 90.
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20 Cure a Cold In One Day.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money II 1t fails to
cure. Il, w. Groves signature is on each
box Csc.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-12-22

For Cold In the Head
Laxative Bromo-Q uinine Tablets.
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Nobody has too many umbrellas--so umbrell
is always acceptable. You suit purse ane
fancy here easily, The lowest priced are SO cents il
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-06-08
BATTLE AT A COURTHOUSE,
= scene of BI.od>h-d Worshy of the
Larsi-r bays cd csc Lone
star state

Houston. Tex. june Nj Fan An.
CUISINE. Yesterday morning. pitched
ia-r.c between the Wall faction on the
one side and the Erookses on the other.
resulted IN IN. death u Felix q. Rob
rrf~- his h>iher ~i-iney Roberts. and
the fatal voEndin- ~ Npel Roberto
sheriff * the county. and brother IL
'he arnI men,
Tie feud grew ont ~ politics. and
las i-rrn brew ing for some yrar~- i
few weeks ago Ns.sI WALL th.. sheriff
was shot and killed hy King Borden.
az IAN Augustine. forsIpn He'd. hui
aft~rward surrendered. and va adj
snitSed 20 .aii- Noel Eos.-rf> was al
pointed sheriff Last Saturday Eugene
Wall brother ~ the dead sheriff. ~no,
70 death Zen Brooks. kinSman ~ Ror-
den Yesterday the factions met when
the examining trial ~ Wall was 10 IL
held and every man came TO the court.
house armed
Eo~iilifics began with the APPEAR
ancr ~ Sheriff Roberts and his broth
srs. who fell az the first voIIev from a
score ~ guns \ few scattering sso--
were returned bv the Wall factionis-s.
but did no execution. sheriff Roberts
WAS removed 10 his home, where he
died in n short time.
Application was AT once made IN the
governor for frvons. and the stone
Fort rifles were ordered from Nacog-
dochrS.
There j. much excitement. and more
trouble j. feared. Both factions are
large. and composed ~ Merry men.
Eugene Wall. the leader ~ his fac
tion. j - years old. and has killed
four men i'm az s,any years.
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CASUALTIES OF FILIPINos.
Report Of .~n- Na- trtLnr for sub
mission 60 thu 4 nifeL states
senate.

Washington. Jun. = ~errr'7ry Root
Yesterday made snSw~r 10 the senate
resolution irquiriH- - n tina nun.g,er
81 possible killed rnd WOUNDED. and
he number ~ prisoners rakcn since
be in>urrceripn regan- Having NJ de-
tailed Information 90 the subject. the
secretary cahIcl the inquiry 20 .1rn.
Naririhur. tommaEiinr ~ Manila,
and received IN. following r. -2osl-e,
which was submitted - congress
Manila. june !. 1870.
..firsant general. Washington:
with nj, renee 70 your telegram 81
I'D ulr. Fiiipino~ kiIi.-d.i0..-0. wound.
ri. 2.Uli. rapfrrrd and ssir-, nsl, rel
io-Se4. number of prisoners in on
r. session. about two rhou~anL
-Nf sysrenIltiy r.s-cr'i osthe Filipino
casualties n 'he~e headquarters. Fore
ing. complied from large nuntip-r
Il reports made immediately afie- EN-
gacsmen-S j. A. cln~r an approxir,.4-
iiun a. now possible. owing 70 fb,
Wide distribution Of troops 4 more
srraraic rr;rrr- would take weeks IA
Trs-rsrc.
The nurni.er reported killed j. ! rob
Ally in excess Of accurate fgmrs
- nile the numl,~r wcande.Fis probab bly,
much los a. Filipino~ manaErI 70 r..
move r,o-r of TIE wuunded from the
FIELD. ans cpmpa ratirtly f.N. fell iatc
.sr harI-. Offers ~ high rank and
dangerous Dr. suspicious men have
ss.cn retained A. prisoners: Hsc>t Other
men uischar-rd ON ficld as loon a. Dis
armed Propose 10 reirisc III Eu,
very few prisoners Ut IN early date
-MacAETHIG.-
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William II. Hearst. President Of the
National Association. Issues
an Address.

Washington. May 31.-Mr. William
Il. Hearst. president 81 the National
Association of Democratic Clubs had
formal conference with the princi-
pal democratic leaders in Washington
at the Metropolitan hotel regarding
the plan o: campaign 10 he followed
in the approaching presidential strr--
Gle. Senator Jones. chairman OF the
democratic national committee: Eep-
rcSentative Richardson. democratic
leader in The house. md cAairman OF
the congressional committee. Judge
Chauncey f. Black: Representative
~layden and Others were present. ii
was agreed that the democratic ma
rional committee. the Association q:
Democratic Clubs and the democratic
congressional. campaign committee
should wor, in harmony. - the close
OF the conference President Hearst j.
sued the following:
.'ro thu Democratic Ci1bs and Sncierie.
~ tsn United states. Recent events IN -h=
history ~ The United states Toi-t 70 rhs
approachin. anniversary o. IN, birthday
~ the nation a day that should be cele-
i,raffd with special fervnr this year. There
are those in tho nation who seex 10 create
the impression that the rnertcan people
have oufgrown their love for she just prir-
ciples ~ government expressed IL the Dec
laration II independence and are ready 10
surrender their moral leadership among
nations in order 10 crafty q rev iy horn in
stinct for imperial power fo-rdei on a
colonial system All the democratic clubs
and societies ara earnestly reqI1c Srfe 20 as
senble on the Fourth 81 July. and al "a tri-
ot.c citizens. regardless ~ past parry Arsiii-
asions. are Urged 20 Join with them in a
new pledge NJ ulciify TO the rsr,..oic as the
fathers made ~ Let the people Of the
United States unite tn tfscir various cities.
towns and villages n "A demonstration ~
the confidence they ieei In The form 10 Eo--
eminent under which the nation has grow q
10 its present greatness The danger wt4c .
threaieas the country A resi- and -r.r,in.sT.T-
IL seems appropriate therefore. that c4ri-
zcTs who believe that the Declaration ~
Independence = not merely an academic
document should meet together pl rhis
day and Eis. voice 70 the national @sl-ti-
fnert that All men are created free and
equai and that Their. r-susf ~ TO s-5- e. I
colonies Under the American t'lE
~ II HEARST.
president f National Association Ok Dlz-1-
ocrar4c Clubs
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II think IL Is rny duty TO write a
letter 20 yoE, in regard to wha, Lydia
l.. Pinkhan-s Vegetable compo-ne t.i
!. for me- | wrote vou so-lc ti.-e a-y,
describing rly symptoms and asking
your advice. which you very Al1lg
gave am now healthy and cluay,
begin 70 praise ycnr remedy enough
would say 70 all suffering vornel-
take Mrs. PinLhlm advice, for Y n
man best understand woman s s-.-
fcriars. and Mrs Pinkhail. from Aar
vast experience IA treating lcna i..r
can give you advice that yoa c41 ~
from no other source. - rAE4 A1ge.
Eock2ort. Ind. April 70, 1922.
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II the republicans in congress rally
had a remedy for trusts. why dil they
hold il till the last DAYS of The session.
when il j. impossible TO get il through ?
The constitutional amendment viii
take years 70 become incorporated in
tina; instrument. even IL IL IL started
on It's course Immediately. ~ rem
edy il Is joke. This report Of the
house Judiciary committee j. 20 trans
pareniiy a campaign dodge thai. 4. will
fall fiat. The republican Mckinley ad-
ministration has 50 diligently pro-
NOTED trusts and all their works that
a pompous antitrust declaration by
a congressional committee will not de-
ceive the people as tn the party ats3-
tude on the subject After election ue
shall hear no more OF the proposed
amendmeni.-Ss. Louis rost Dispatch
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The Porto Kcan cCnsumer--by the
juggling ~ the administration barred
- citizen ~ the republic musr i'm
port from TIE United .taies az. arr ic.es
entering into his daily life The dag
iey law prevents him importing from
elsewhere. and il charges him this
toll: Corn. = cents per nEShel: cora
meal. ~ cents rer huShc.. oatmeal. ?
mills per pound. oats. . cents per
bushcl. brooms. each mills. cotton
c.oih. per yard. valued al j. cents. 3
mills: wire nails. per pound. li. mills.
boots and shoes. valued at 81. .r.-
cents: clocks. each dollar Of value. d
cents: lard. each pound al cents. 3
mills: butter. each pound saincl = 10
cents. = mills: soaD. on each pOnn.
valued ri ID cents. 3 mills. beans per
bnshel cents. household furniture.
on each dollars value .06. cents. earth
cnwafc. common. on each dollars val.
ne. e.. cents. rixssw are. common. on
each dollars value. 20. cents; dried
herring. per pound. ! mill. Msche-cs.
il i pleasing TO note. 20 in free o. duty.
The Verdict
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-06-08

New Nork.Jmnc g.. Robert IL Eoose-
Welt. fresh from the Paris exposition.
says: Il am not cynic and am u~'ssi-
" easily pleased. but that eSposit-cn
10 the worst fake and fraud that was
ever pcrpctrated on mankind