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The representative., 1901-01-03
Homework.
ON TAKING PAINS.

Two hundred and more years ago the
earl of Chesterfield wrote: Whatever
is worth doing at all is worth doing
WELL" 1t was true then and it is true to-
day. A good many things are not worth
doing at all, and it surely is folly to
spend valuable time on trivial objects,
but the duties of life are not trivial
"The common task" the unvarying
round which all households furnish is
not trivial.
A mother, daughter, sister, hired
helper has always the same duties.
They are on her conscience; the good
or bad way in which she performs them
is her opportunity. Many humble, un-
known woman finds in them her starlit
path to the Great Beyond, while the
fretting, careless. unwilling woman
builds up sorrow for herself by her
hatred Of the task laid upon her.
Housework is an honorable profession.
After all the years since Adam delved
and Eve spun, we are still in it's infancy.
Largely, therefore the art of cooking
has been guesswork. Every woman can
learn to cook by rule and to cook we'll.
Why guess at the quantity of -four or
butter or sugar? Why guess you have
not quite enough or a little too much,
when 1t is possible with no more trouble
to have exactly the quantity required for
cooking? Every kitchen has a clock
and every woman can read it's dial Why
not cook by ruler? Perhaps you are d
genius, or inspired. but probably you
are just an ordinary woman. who will
find success in exact following of we'll
tried rules.
We have all seen beds made anyhow,
with wrinkled sheets and crumpled pill
lows, with the spread askew and the
blankets showing below 1t. Only five
minutes are needed to make a bed, so
take pains and make it well. Turn it
back early, open the window, hang the
night garments to air and, when all IS
fresh from outside atmosphere, make the
bed properly.
The woman who habitually brushes
dirt under rug or couch, under whose
beds the dust lies thick, must have i'll
i. health to excuse her. No we'll woman
with any sense Of honor will do these
things.
"A servant with this clause
Makes drudgery divine;
Who sweeps room as for Thy laws
Makes that an tn action lne."
We Ill know women who work them-
The representative., 1901-01-03

selves half to death for foolish show,
who make trashy fancy work, who paint
wooden things and lumber their rooms
with the abominable stun, who rack
their weak bratas. to. follow afar OF
some richer. woman In ,ornamentation
That Is work not worth doing. and yet
for It's sake many duties, Of. Importance
are neglected. We know women who
spend time and money for novel read
The representative., 1901-01-03

turn in half cupful of blanched al
monds,5. and stir OF the fire until the
nuts are well covered with the granu-
lated sugar. but turn them out before
they become one mass" Boil another
cupful Of sugar the came length of time,
and turn in the coated almonds, and stir
again in the same way. giving them a
second coating Of sugar. being careful
not to let thefh stleR together. IN
The representative., 1901-01-03
!. N. ROBERTS SUPPLY HOUSE,

ing, women to whom the woes of Alger-
non Albert and Alvira Gladys are Of
more account than those Of her husband;
SON or brother; women. who sit up half
the night to finish q love. story and who,
are cross In the morning and furnish
breakfast for their families nnat. to
offer a tramp. Those women are not
exactly lazy, they are misdirecttag- their
efforts. It Is tireseme to do the saams.
The representative., 1901-01-03
A Fine AsliPy Country.

Lying along the Minneapolis, st. Paul
4 Sault Ste. Marie railway, In Cent "a
Wisconsin and Michigan. Is the .inest
grass and clover region in the North
west, The lands arc rich and product
i've, and can be bad near stations q
Low prices and ON very easy tarms. Yoi
can get. tree descriptive maps by writ.
ing TO the Land Agent Of the .'Scer
railway 1t Minnssaiipii61n1 ssaiipii61n1 Min. Y. = y
The representative., 1901-01-03

thing over and over, it is temptation to
let the sink's"g0," to use a kettle un-
washed to slight the dish-washing. and
sweeping. to iron poorly, to throw the
beds together, but it is q wrong done.
The girl or woman who allows herself
:
such slovenly license is building char.
acter which will influence her fate for
time aad eternity. Every action tends
to the formation Of habit, and q habit
The representative., 1901-01-03
builds into a character that is almost
indestructible. II you do not like doing
honsework, find something else to do,
but do not damn your soul by doing it
dishonesty.

Sugared AlmOnds-Put a cupf,il of
granulated sugar in saucepan with a
little water. Stir,it until It is- dissolved,
and 1T boil for q few minutes. Then
The representative., 1901-01-03
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% ~ :. blue uph9lng you live within
or couch
oe 90 Couch offered Our
noldez
In paper
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STEEL WIRE NAILS.
So for a So CORN sHElLER

mounted, and the cob ontside Il has = narfe A.
tension ~ that can be adjusted instasuy. viii
toushero Dent Woiaht Is lbs 6ant = srvsS
9ress by freight on reoeipt Of ESQ. Nor ~
kinds OF Corn 6hollera soad for our Treo A. ri-,
cultural Implement Ca.Alo9ue.
The representative., 1901-01-03
! ; MoMIhs'pRkE TRIAL

Use this couch in your own home for three
months and II at any time during the three
months you become dissatisfied for any
reason whatsoever, return the couch to us
at our expense OF freight charges both ways
and we will return your 50 ~.
The representative., 1901-01-03

SEND ~ GENTS With this a, ana vel
- send You thta Mandolin BY express c. q.
D., subject 70 oxA1inAuou. Dxamino + e yourl
express once. oad II found exactly O pe6r0-
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81; q:
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sa e ss an sa Hsa % sa
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Used tie Ss nsn grade
sss % ss 6O
graz grade mechanic, tools PAT TINE AGEST~
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pay cent the agent will return It expenss
THIS COMPLETE OUTFIT gotten ss;; . %. :.
very complete any and all kinds OF mechanical
the
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eScE .ns s sRa 4 2XR sl &.
SAWS; We furnish four saws l'o, ONE Roberts, rp
inches long With walput handle steel plate side;
dle. compass saw inches long. Our Roberts saw
sA as5 ~s foSr pi:ss; a.Ss y STANLEY
With * 0s oSe ss
ley wood fore plane inches long with tx inch cutter,
eAW JSoIss Isssl Il saw @ set :. aeRnes!sdssa K s
pest pads mad one saw clamp lever adjustment inches
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MARKED with Essex numbef board giving inches
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Scaie, American screw pate,t
erfui. and the aQuais Of guitar
dQde ire one uot q Nat t3ouaI 4
TO vENTlSE OUR RI
haze your choice q thane jnsar
secn II ysur eectisn at anythil
wTite for cur Free Aua3c Cats
nusical Merchandise, etc. 81
We are soss lorSess 1ssie
Iat - several large Esropoaa
man you can buy eisswh o1e.
The representative., 1901-01-03
I. H. ROBERTS SUPPLY HOUSE, MINNEAPOLIS. AINNI

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our exna aa e1 .sS. .ha.eve.
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The representative., 1901-01-03
S4.87 for this Fine Couch
We have Just closed
q contract for 5000
COuches at q low


wish Couch cut this a and state wheth h
neapol win this Couch By freight y subject
The representative., 1901-01-03

Cut this nd cut and send tou SEND
no MONEY. II you live east Of the
kocsy Meuntains, state whether Won
wish the violin and the complete outf,t
or the guitar, and No will send either in
stfument to you by express &. O, D..
SUBJECT to examination. You can ex-
sMns s.M 1 u at your nearest express Office,
> It, and II you ind 1t perfectly satisf-c
tory, pronounced by everyone the rrani-
eat barg ain ever seen or heard o.. equal
IN material and 6aish, and superior in
tone to Instruments that others sell Al
tive or three times our special price. pay
the express agent &4 az and ex-
our special price, OsO press
The representative., 1901-01-03

State that they can save money by ordering ell their
astonishing offer. At hess than Wholesale prices loss
buy at prices never before known at onehaf regular
ceived and examined We o6er ths IS pound esoeo oa
Of staple groceries, every underour binding
antee 70 quality. nsney heek lmne1nlsly n
.st s:esstsry Sesd yosr srdsr sAsy. This cer must
Be Withdrawn a. eoen as our stock on hand 10 sold
Grocery Catalogue is free. Write for K.
The editor OF this paper has beeh requested 70 Ok
anime this lot OF groceries The only surprise 70 ii
about II IL how It possibly BE- sold. al boxed and
delivered At the depot in Minneapolis for ses7 Iti
evidently because the r wants everyone to have on.
Order Monthly In ordering from this advertisement.
The representative., 1901-01-03

This 5s aaAdseue and Well. Made Box Heat.
ing Stove. Every plate is constructed to
avoid cracking. Has swing hearth ,swing
top and large feed door. The sizes fpdi.
cate the length wood that the stove will
take. It is bolted together and has NO
rods to burn out. Size Is has ono 6-inch
cover. Size - has one 7-inch cover. Size
q has two 7-inch covers and short CEN
ter. Sizes - and 80 have two 4inch COW
ersApd short center. Sizes 81 and s., two
Gin. covers and short center in swing top.
The representative., 1901-01-03
,Thls Larue Comfort Rocker, S2.s7

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The representative., 1901-01-03
|-Piece Oak Chamber Suit, S|9.75.

Order az Ne: 0!Q3, s Same pstts1rn
made Of very best selected oak with flne
size. Dresser top is 9lx43 inches. Commoi
high and feet inches wide. Mirror In dr
PLATE. Top drawer Of dresser and commo
piece Chamber Suits from 3 e 80 Up.
Send e7cts and we will send this SUIT to .
| satisfactory pay balance and freight char
] I, n. ROBERTS SUPPLY HOUSE, 71s.719.721
The representative., 1901-01-03

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MINNEAPOLIS, aais1pl.
The representative., 1901-01-03

SEND NO MONEY $ 81 y: q! IS; 8: 4 {: 8 $; !:
lot S1epse - frelsnt to
factory what coald
poe en ssns n The The d ase,sns VIZ y
% oas sea: ssfS IT, and ses s
$50 % for r'I a $50 GROCERY OuTFIf.
State that
The representative., 1901-01-03

The Leader should not be comparet
sizes, which arc ons full size smaller
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Arizona republican., 1901-01-14

The house stands within about 600 feet of the East End school house and therefore i'm the 400-yard radius within which houses for prostitution and as- signation are prescribed. This Is the first prosecution under this law for So long a time that It's existence had been almost forgotten. Now that attention has been redirscted to 1t, 1t Is probable hat the line will be drawn around the Central school building again and in quiry will be made concerning what is inside of it.
 GONE TO CALIFORNIA. Mir. H.. H. Morrison and family left Saturday night for Pomona, Cal, which was their home previous to their coming to Phoerix some years ago and where MT. Morrison has always owned prop erty, He has purchased an orange grove and will devote hts attention partly at least to that business. He has been connected with the dry goods store TOW owned by the Alkire com- pany since the days when 1t was con- ducted by Dillon & Kenea,ey. During their residence here MT, Morrison and family have made many friends who regret their departure and wish them prosperity.
 RETURN OF JUDGE PENNEY. - Our esteemed friend, ex-Judge D. H. Pinney, say6 the Chicago Legal News, will return to his old 11ome in Arizona to work up his property interests there and practice his profession. The Bar association of Chicago will miss his familiar face and always welcome pres ence. Judge Pinney was for number of years an honOred associate justice of the supreme court of Arizona, and always had good words to say for that territory and it's people. The best wishes of the Chicago bar will go with him. He has we'll earned a splendid reputation as first-clasls trial lawyer here, having been engaged in many hotly contested cases. As lawyer ana citizen he is an honor to any com munity.
Arizona republican., 1901-01-14

Mrs. I. l.. Warner, TAXIDERMIST, 6O3 South Center street.
Arizona republican., 1901-01-14
Buy a Stove
hile It Is Cold and Stoves
 Are Cheap

bur entire line of Wood and Coal
 ating Stoves at reduced prices. 2 tight Heaters. worth sS.25. lt.... .,..... ...... .$s.5O r tight Heaters, worth S.00, It ...,.. ...... ........ ....... 2.95 r tight Heaters, worth A.50,
 t ...... ...... ....... .......... a.sO r tight Heaters worth $5.75, t ..,.. ....u... .......... ..... 4eO r tight Heaters, worth s6.75, |. it..... .,..... ......... ........,. 5.7O r tight Heaters, worth $S.50, It ...... ...... ........ ....... s.sO ' tight Heaters, worth $l1.00. if . S.s0
Arizona republican., 1901-01-14
ROTARY HOT BLAST Coal and Wood Heaters

oiA W ooo AANetSAp
 Frhese stoves are beautiful in finish
 bd very heavy and durable.
 |o. F Rotary Hot Blast Heater
 |old price s15.0O: new price .,...s11.90
 |o. 16 Rotary Hot Blast Heater; |old price slS.5O; new price ...... 1i.70 To. 19 Rotary Hot Blast Heater;
 |Old price s22.5O; new price .... 17.S5
 kovepipe collars ...... ........ .05 Finch Hampers ...... ............ .l5 |inch Hampers ..... ............. 20 |o. Plume X Atwood oil Heat
 |tIS ...... ...... ...... .......... o.0O
 |o. ? Plume & Atwood oil Heat
 CTS ..... ......... .... ......... 600 To, 1 Standard Oil Heaters ...... 6.50 Io. ? Standard oil Heaters ..... zoo Stove boards from 65c to $1.15. Don't fail to see our line of stoves
 hd buy while the cold weather is on
 hd stoves are cheap.
Arizona republican., 1901-01-14

|Our entire line of WHAT. CHEER Air Circulating Heat ers-the best wood heater
 made-at a great reduction.
Arizona republican., 1901-01-14

$500, $500! $500 takes 160 acres fine Arlington canals. Call early. Lincoln Fowler. 34 South Center Street.
 We have an extensive list of cfty farms or ranches in all desirable parts of tfris valley. The Evans Loan & Investment Go.
 We lend money on improved real es- tate for ourselves and others. The Ev- ans Loan and Investment Co.
 300 boxes window glass bought before the rise in price, at J. B. Long Hard ware company.
 Good hotel business for sale. Cheap est rent in town. Good lease. Address Hotel, this office.
 Hairdressing parlors, facial and scalp treatment speciality. Miss Moffat, Room 1. over Boston Store.
 Try the upstairs private rooms for a Lobster la Newburg, at Coffee AIS Restaurant.
 Clearance sale on entire stock. Big reduction in all lines. especially on school speakers. this week. Phil. Book Depot, 34 West Washington Street.
Arizona republican., 1901-01-14
For Good Drugs

Too few people are careful to see that their prescriptions are properly filled and frequently they are imposed upon by interruptions druggists. With the Brisley Drug company, in the Hotel Adams. the accurate filling of pre- scriptions and the use of the purest drugs are the chief considerations They carry the most complete line of drugs and accessories of any pharmacy in the city. The BrislGy Company has the agency for Lowneys chocolates, the finest confections made.
 Good massage treatment and hot medicated baths are of lasting benefit to invalids. Dan Flowers is an expert in both Address, care of Hotel Adams shaving parlors.
 Every great fortune had it's first foundation laid in small savings. Mar shall Field began work as a clerk in a small retail dry goods store. Today he is one of the greatest merchants in America. He saved something every day. Then he put his savings in saw ings bank. where they drew interest Why not initiate Fields example by putting your savings in The Home Saw ings Bank?
 Mrs. I. l.. Warner. TAXIDERMIsT,
Arizona republican., 1901-01-14

The annual meeting of the Arizona Press association has been called for this city January 2l, 1901, at which matters of interest to the newspaper world will be discussed and remedial legislation will be suggested.
 A. J. Christie professional. golf in structor. Country club or Sixth Avenue hotel.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-12-07
IDAHO GLEANISGS.

Arrangements for the winter race
meeting al Lewiston are completed.
An effort is TO be made to form a
union OF all the colonization companies
and landed interest for Idaho for the
purpose of a more systematic method Of
attracting immigration to the state.
Superintendent VOORHEES, Of the Lap
wal Indian Industrial school states
that present attendance at the school
now reaches $50, an increase in attend
auce over last year Of about 200 per
cent
Senator Heitfeld Of this state has ad-
dressed a letter TO ID. H. Andrews Of
Boise, chairman of the popuhst central
committee, announcing his withdrawal
from the populist party and his affilia-
ton with the democracy.
Adjutant General j. L. Weaver has
mustered in Company G. Second regi-
meni, Idaho National Guard. at Lewis
ton, with So members and the following
officers: Captain, E. Mccullough; first
lieutenant, John Wiggin; second lieu
tenant, jess Harlow.
Edward Rice was hanged Saturday
morning in the state penitentiary for
the murder of Matt Mailley at Wallace
on September 1. 1900. Mailley was
found in his cigar store dead and the
crime was traced 10 Rice.
Captain Mccullough OF the steamer
Norma. which has been making daily
trips from Riparia To Almota and re-
turn since October 10, stated that he
believed the grain delivered at river
points between Lewiston and Riparia
to be fully 100000 bushels.
Jack" Dunn and w. S. Wilkinson
two Of the principal stockholders Of the
Wild Rose mine, in the Pierce City dis
| trict, Idaho, recently brought out q
pounds Of gold bullion valued az $4,000
the result OF a S0-day run by the two
stamp prospecting mill. The mine was
discovered May IS. 1901. and since then
there has been taken out over $4,000.
Professor II. T. French. In charge Of
the university department OF agricul
ture, has left for southern Idaho. MherS
he will hold series Of farmers insi
tutes. Institutes win be held at Pres
ton. Franklin. Weston. Blaclzfoot. Shei
ley. Iona, Lower Boise and New Ply
mouth. and the last at Meridian. Pro
fessor French will be assisted In thil
work throughout the series by Stat
Engineer Ross, who will discuss lrriga
ton problems and road making: Stat
Fruit Inspector A. Mcpherson and A
f. Gipson. editor Of the Gem Stat
Rural. who will act as secretary Of tn
institutes. After the holidays II 10 tn
purpose of the agricultural college Sta
ton stan TO hold several Institutes II
the northern portion Of the state.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-12-07
Go,rrnmcnt su.tnInca.

Washington, Dec. S.-The United
States supreme court decided the second
of the Dooley cases, involving the eonsti-
nationality Of the law Of April IL. provid-
ing for the collection of duty on articles
shipped from the United States into Porto
Rico. The decision was rendered by Jus.
tice Brown. The government is sustained
in the second Dooley case.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-12-07
Canal.

No single great material work which
IemainS'to be undertaken on this con-
unent is Of such consequence to the
American people as the building OF
canal across the isthmus connecting
North and South America. Its import
snce to the nation is by no means linn
ted merely to its material effects upon
cur business prosperity; and yet with
view to these effects alone it would be
% the last degree important for us i'm
medlately to begin it. While its bene
fetal effects would perhaps be most
marked upon the Pacific coast and the
Gulf and South Atlantic states, it would
also greatly benefit other sections, II
is emphatically q work which it is for
the interest OF the entire country to
begin and complete as soon as possible:
Il is one OF those great works which
only a great nation can undertake with
prospects of success, and which when
done are not only permanent assets in
the nations material interests. but
standing monuments TO its constructive
| ability.
am glad to be able to announce to
YOU that our negotiations on this sub
4 iect with Great Britain, conducted on
both sides in a spirit OF friendl.ness
and mutual good will and respect. have
resulted in my being able to lay before
the senate a treaty which II ratifieC
will enable us to begin preparations FOL
an isthmian canal at any time, and
which guarantees to this nation ever,
right that 1t has ever asked in connec
ton with the canal. In this treaty, thu
old Clayton -Bulwer treaty, so long rec
oen!zed as inadequate to supply tn,
base for the construction and mainte
nance OF a necessarily American shil
canal. Is abrogated, II specifically pro
yides that the United States alone shall
do the work OF building and assume tn,
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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-12-07

have so enormously increased the pro.
daeilfe power u mankind, they are
no longeT sufficient.
II Ia not true that as the rich have
grown richer the poor have grown
poorer on the contrary. never before
fAas the average man. the WageNorker,
the farmer, The small trader, been 50
well on as la this country and at the
preseBt time.
The captains Of industry who have
drlfeh the railway systems across I'd !
continent, Who have bailt up our com,
merce. who have developed our manu-,
features. hAge on the whole done great
good " our people Without them tie
material development OF which We are
- justly proud could never have taken
place Moreover. Ne should rec0gnlEl
the immense importance 70 tAis ma.
leFiai development Of leaving As un,
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patlle good lhe strong and f0tcsful men
upon whom the success Of business 0p
eratiOas inevitably rests.
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dealing with eorpul atoms is 10 b.
fouRd In the international commercial
conditions OF today. The same basi
ness conditions which have produce
The great asgFegslions OF corporate and
individual wealth have made them Yery
potnRt tAn&ors la international com
merrlai composition IL is Of the at
most importance that this position b,
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