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Decorah-posten., 1901-09-24
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neos'trit tnI0I Che Guin 1errito.
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Dem 90 pao et hs,ere Sto6nm. oa
od TOO gun &reSieu til 1iHlp. "Sbt
2Dm Territories" er pcobleo. at 10.
toHme regehuGSits / 10 Glar.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-24
Snonu mere SalSumpntneri.

Csea tliesYpIiisI hlr uotis arsb,, no, en- 5aIs.
noRiasrSauoe "a iaasi fat en- ier slrnepe ZINE
SsoIer. ber eariaa sosi e~i,ersiort. Of alminpslioe
'ot aleti3 eHes Hts'su'e benz fer ct q { ialfe.
"e'un'ft'efstFs- isaer attn al e%iisr,isHs DC meit
rSTeralse Una i9r is ooiietrers @apebiiterS. oer
Dor 'aa |ans' e'ierItsnsrt, sisu lite TIA sile for al.
muee'iae Spaepm { ,om deber. apleieber. ma.
iaria' tfa5 5orSs'eiis. Sospesiia. 6stn0psslis. Re,,
rsspee o9 dln,Heeite s%lag9slit. Genue Bitter
r~e''''ntrer @dveH. % niaT S7apsu CT / ape Croea
'rfweE'nseT Den aoot Slso o. r3sliat al BET. saa.
lf1fs naar eeaHe e,'ier M s~t1r'eas Os eipslrateus
sTee % slfnsi0et s'prit til cen ipass "a aaprces,
unesoe stieriisHiEs. naar 5e FISHER. saa altie II
saalie'iiss Sseibeief. ION bar crs tor al iiafe
bpae man i~Otlausst.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-24
GOrbeerinasanitaIt fur Number.

en- ns 6orbeoriugaauitalt ior
aoinoer ltal / Nsit oprettes / Rem
9ort. ReoRiugsdrbeIOet itol be.
epn6e / @olfti Ret1ea. boor man iaar
en- Sortegneiie oper ale apinoer, Der
fife er oonem9siige SorbrDoere og
hDis 6Praie!stIO tun or tortparig.
6orat binore Dem ira al repetere.
boao madite er oeres ierite 5Seiltrin,
pil 4geilten ira Sorbeorinasamtal.
ten irroNrroe Jig i 6nngilet iomme
Dag, lom oeres Snbeip9rrine er til.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-24

enoe % ioee Tia al Dem, til Sc fan
ifaffe benz grbeioc.
6orcnineeil bill ogiaa ianpirfe mco
Mgenterne FOR ~@ommn's Some
Nfisiion" meo at ipae at irelie linse
Ntgcr pan Gonep SsIano ira timber.
gang.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-24
Sill nDe
MbOnnenter.

vi bill. iaaIenss cpIaset
parer. ienoe en- elsre Var.
gang at .,geb arnen" al
fslsenbr Snbbolo: So:
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-24
observation-disclosures

Gifbaaebolot euer fmertelis Uten itrnati on. ipaa Nape
nfprbeiehebeb. Dppuhetbeb. Glob. uerpss Goaftelie,
Sooeoptnt. aImlubelia Sp1fftlte.
.~ 7ef or en- f~ororsi Msoicin. swe trI
I| tatntmnelie for bel eoee. ben bar gjorI
mig. YSr4. 3. u. T.,
20 Carolina dps.
cauoico gloiu (eofou) Was
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-24
n Strpitenbe ~fcrne,nmeISe,

eipmess rfsseomme. Der fsroarias.r emsrte. 3rpi
% &astuisykr. iinsss ifroI us tursrts fuIbitenbia
peb oens s,rua. timber ods cutenbisbeber pirfeI
ben | Goerensh euametf TIE mfb be aure. Der timer Qptnbe,
fsftnst. % er isa ~uifobeiise iom ganb.
lm0~ Rsptnsrtsr fpripb mig ba i9 bap6I
K| temt ben auben Jlafte. Ierss Mspiur
" fnrrebe mig. bo anqerne life funb. hiolpe
RE. 3arab eoItetn,
89apiS Elpd, 0prhan Ct 2ofpea, Tosf
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-24
8Y0fmerter.

Zen bar bslbreeet Eert 9ilieIos al mpsimerter %
seusorrhosa enb np9et onbet 0asemiboel, Dsrben ncs
aentnos bar tieubt. let Ct nefsen uteiIborti ~joehanue
ftifnfos. Dst oplpsr oa fierusr epmfsr ira sSebi.ls.
oetsus mar Be snenu er ! fin BegpRbene, % ffaubkr
hosr 1euetns til arefipuiter.
mCe 1erss Vegetable Compound hioip miai
W> al rntb 1uoi.fnnIf | eipmober,n. eiterafl
reg t~orei0ptS hoebe iset 8essbielp.
2srS. .. ". xombaye,
WefthQIe. p{oSi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19
BALLARD AND
GREEN LAKE
Both Want Cedar River Water
Appear Before Committee.

Water supply FOR the suburbs OF
Seattle was discussed last night by
the city councils frc ana water COM
mittcr. For Ballard, seth Chandler
and =. 4. kolloge appeared and ura-
Cd that an arrangement be made to
supply that town with cedar river
water on the terms mentioned In the
ballard letter published Ia last sat
urday'a Star SOME OF the commit
teemuu were not sure that Seattle
could AFFORD Co furnish water 90 Hal
lard FOR 90 years. as Seattle T. grow
inE rapidly and some districts are
yet without mains The price Was
also objected 20, as being lower than
the Seattle rates, but Ballard'a dele
gates pointed out that this was for
a mar sin 20 cover leakage aud city
usage, which Ballard would have Ia
pay.
Green Lake was represented BY g.
A. Duke. aud Hrunklyn by Prof n.
W. Hfintuali. who presented large
petitions signed by residents uf those
suburbs and asking Zoe water mains
They said that lack II water supply
was hlnderiug the growth Of the
towns The committeeman recog
niEcd the need 81 the suburbs and
expressed their disposition 90 vote
FOR extensions 81 the water mains
wherever the cost TO the city wha
not too large The committee viii
meet again when it has obtained a
HIST 81 assessed value ~ property
that would be affected by the pro
posed mains
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19
SEATTLE BRICK.
Extensive Plants. Equal 10 All De-
mands Expectations.

owing 20 seattle's great building
boom the local brickyartia we're re-
Gently unable temporarily @ supply
the demand. and this circumstance
led some citizens 90 infer that the
Industry Is unequal 60 the needs u
the city. The shortage was due 60
the surprising increase of building.
yet preparations have been under
way Tor several months 60 increase
the capacity ~ local yards.
last year the output was st.oQo 90
bricks This year Il viii be about
81 etle. 90. There are eight large yards
in Seattle and they turn out the hest
bricks at prices 80 reasonable that
they not only supply the local de-
mand. but also export large guam
titles. The shortage MAS purely
temporary.
About s55o.Oo0 Is invested in brick
making plants Tn seattle. and they
employ 4eo men most Of the year at
wages averaging $50 a day. sew
erai are consolidated IS the Brick
Exchange. In addition there are
several large plants near seattle
The Pontiac Brick \ Tile Co, whica
has large plant at Pontiac. viii
shortly open new yards At Eagle
harbor. employing 100 men. The
Harper Co. has yards at Colby.
when the new drying sheds are com.
pisted the Abrnham.on. Harper.
Pontiac aud Builders plants can
make brick In winter as we'll a. Ia
summer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19
SWINDlING ON
THE WATERFRONT

J. wriKh, and Frank Edwards alias
big Frank. were arrested last
night ~ Detective Corbett on a
charge Of conducting a gambling
game. The complaint was sworn 70
by Henry Miller. lie alleges Wright
and Ed ards swindled him out OF
f72.60. The two defendants operate
a game on the water front known a.
numbered ten pins" They secur-
Cd a license from the city TO run a
pool table. Miller claims that a play
ser has no chance % win. He r. reprss-
ented BY Attorney Milo A. Root.
Edwards i we'll known 70 the po-
lice Of Seattle. Last fall he vas ar
rested by Detectives Harhee and
Phillips on a charge Of yagrancy. A.
that time the police we're wagiug war
upon the bunco men Of the city. De-
tectives Barbee. Phillips, Powers,
Corhett and cudihse. n0w sheriff. all
testified that Edwards vas known az
a confidence worker, a "atHlt' for
pickpocksts. and always associated
with men known as hunco artists.
He Was bound over 20 the superior
court By Judge Cam. Edwards
furnished ball and then found u con-
venieuf 20 leave the city. He re-
turned recently.
Edwards and Wright will be Civ
en- a hearing IN the police court this
afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19
PEOPLE BUYING OIL
STOCK
should BE Very Careful to
Invest in a Company
That Has Had Expert.
ence in Developing and
Promoting Oil Compa.
mics.

The firm Of Bats and Jordan havs
opened a branch OF their :. r. offies
AZ SIS Pacific block. They are ths
gentlemen who have promoted
your paying companies IN Sunset
Kern county. one uf the richest oil
producing sections ia the world
They have never had failure eth.
- IN thu management % their com
pany. or have they ever promoted a
property that has not been a success
They are now promoting the Cold.
en- West OF Co. which has 30
acres surrounded BY producing wells
and clearly within the oil belt. This
company 10 incorporated for 500,
coo shares az dollar par value each
II - new selling at nc per share. bat
VII not remain at that price a Erea,
while "a the stock n going fast. The
stock is fully paid up and non-aa.
sessable. being under the laws OF
Arizona. This ~ guaranteed
proposition II one is looking for oil
stock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19

washed down from tho adjoining prop
erty was discussed II was pointed out
that according 10 a state law enacted
Ia 1870 property owl cfa must perform
this duty or the city may do it and
charge them With the ceht The elub
agreed to Try Go havr this statute en-.
forced nrst un Queen Anne lllll aud
then ever the whole city
Ia regard 60 the proposed Improve
ment of Queen Annt avenue, tho lekla
latiou committee reported that the
council bin had been killed by a mia
take Ia publication. and that it vii
bee uvecaaury Ga begin all over ty Intro
dnelnR another resolution
The question nf paving Highland
Drive was brought up u was an
uouncrd that az meeting " property
owners yesterday q majority Of thoas
present preferred asphalt The rrsi
dents 81 the thoruughfaro woru mnds
u subcommittee Of the street Improve
moHt committee 20 handle this work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19
Revenue Cutter Changes.

Az order has been received from the
treasury department at Washington na
signing chief fuglncer Spear q the
uIlad states revenue cutter Hear a.
q similar position uu she Rush VI e.
chief Engineer linNtHou. Who Will g.
fn the Hear The order also assigua
Lieutenant tlamhlett 90 the Hear -
chief navigator Gapfaln Francis
futile - the bear has gone to san
Francisco GA a weeks leave When be
returns D. wiil heEia active pfrpara
lions for his vessel annual trip 60
the north The Bear will proceed 20
the siberian euaat when n herd ~
rctudeer will be taken Hhaard and dia
tributed among the reindeer posts IN
Alaska
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19
OUR FRANK
USED TAFFY

TACOMA, April Ia.-ConKressnan
Francis ". Cushman T. sxpected 70 ar.
rive here today. for a murh-ns@Ged va.
cation At his home. He has been visit
log with relatives ia Iowa
dispatch from Spokane gives a long
Interview with Congressman Cuahman.
In which be u made 90 vigorously de-
fend his recent attitude Ia congress on
The rivers and hRrhors BIT. which he
fought on the 80or - the house Mr.
tushman Il represented as saying
am0ng other defensive things
u did ny verT best with tha rivers
and harbors committee usad ths
'taHy' end OK the stick until the fanv
was worn or and ny patience waH worn
cut. without results. I then reversed
the stick and began using the other end
The result IL nov history"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19
THE VISIT OF
THE PRESIDENT
Plans Laid In Tacoma Iesterda,
We're Satisfactory.

President Mckinley viii make biz
tour II the SQUAD before enminE g.
seattle, reaching hefr A. about so
o "a. May q This ~as practically Dc
tsrmiusd yesterday 81 the meeting 10
Tacoma of she representatives % the
sound cities uY the plans agreed ou
kinley will - carried up 80 fuff
Townsend - thu Flyer Oh tbs nigh
u MAJ "a, or 80 40 % BsiilnEbau
Hay ~ train Ia either easu be wil
start early nsHt day Tor 4 trip tifensi
Saa Ivan islands lie wi'i sp~hd a.
mtuutra on HsiiinEham Hny IS g.
Port Townsend and 80 Ga Everett. teat
lhE about four hanes 81 daylight fat
seattle. Former eoNsrnof Nr0fsu
shu represented Heatfis IN the fnesting
expressed satisfaction with this ar
ranksment.
The Prr.iitnt sill - net At rott
land ~ senator Poster when the
special trnin REACHES Ctehaiia shoat
neon On MAJ - Mr. MeKintey wliI ~
formally welcomed % NAahlhEtuu b.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19
RIDIGULED.

NEW YORK. April ~. Statementc
mad this morning hy influential an
arghiata 1T Paterson and hubukan
are in the nature Of ridlcule Of the
story published under hueuus
Ayrea date RlieKtng that an extensive
plan Ca usabssinate the German En-
prrur the Car ~ Russia and the
King ~ Italy. They profess entire
ignorance III any such dasthfdly
alh.ma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19
New Arrivals.

The new shipment Of pattern hats
that came yesterday direct from
New York to N. -. PeasesJ ohnnun
Co. ttn1 Second avenue. this city. Is
testimony Co the up=to-datsrH Of
the new firm The latest styles at
the lowest prices ia the motto Of the
new nInrn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19
HOODOOFD.
That Is What Mariners Say
OF Destroyer Colds
borough,

Mariners says that some kind Of a
hnodoo Is lowering about the new
torpedo boat destroyer GoldshorouEh
Yesterday while ou her nnal trial
trip. she was making the phenomenal
time of So knots. bat suddenly stop
ued aud returned 20 Seattle The
uficers and crew OF the beat refuse
20 give cut any Information regard -
inE the occurrence. and a is gcuer-
ally supposed that some accident
happened C. the engines. Repairs
are gutng ON aboard the vessel today.
and Il IN not known az present Just
" hen the ueNt trial viii be made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19
RATES TO BUFFALO

Rates 20 Bumnlo for the Pan
American exposition are nov being
arranged. Freight VIII have a rate
~ one way for the round trip. faHs
arnRtr rates II one way @ill De put
on Tor members of the state comm 10
slan ana employees IN the exhibits.
A circular Of information VIII soon
be Issued by the Washington COM
mission.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19
MURD EROUS.

VICTORIA. Il. e. April 10 John
Rogers. n convict int the provincial pria.
on. where he In serving sentence for
fhiavinr may have 20 answer 20 the
charge u murder lir threw ma Iron
shovel ~ a convict named hlaadn1i
The missile miaard htoddafd. but struck
another convict on the head. splitting
open his skull. lie has small chance Tor
recovery,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19
In THE COURTS.

VIM. Alden seaton. recently sen
fenced to hang for the killing Of his
uncle. Dan Richards, at South park.
has asked the sheriff TO have an op-
Grafton performed on him 10 extract
a bullet from mis- head. II Is thought
that the bullet which was fired at
Seaton BY the deputy sheriff on the
occasion ~ his refusing to surrender,
has lodged IN his head.
VIM. seigie. tried yesterday on a
charge 81 assault with intent 20 Kill,
was found guilty by a jury after n
hourn' consideration. seigle made
an assault upon Frank Hall In the
Senate saloon some weeks ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19
IN mem ORIAM.

LONDON, April t9.-primrose day,
the Anniversary Of Lord Heaeonas
fields death, IL being observed to-
day By the people, who are wearing
the famous stateaman'u fayorite
dover
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19
Ferry viii Soon Run

The ncw ferry siip at the foot 81
East Madison street viii soon Ia
completed. and the ferry boat King
county VII resume her regular run
within the next week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19
KILLED IN
SNOWSLIDE

BOULDER colo. AprlI fs-EnFi.
ne~rs Hannon and ttfaxrrnid. Conductor
Bale aud g1rgmen Miller we're Killed ~
tsinR buried under their snsiuea Ia q
huEa anowalilt yesterday afternoon on
The COLORADO 4 Northwestern. near here
The train was crowded with passengers,
none 81 Wbom Naa hart
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19
The Dolphin Sails.

The Dolphin Captain O'nricn. sailed
Tor Lynn Canal last night with 50
passengers aud fuil cargo OF freight
About 10 81 the passengers are bound
Tor Dawson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19
LACROSSE CLUB

An enthusiastic meeting Of the He-
Attic Lacrosse club was held in the
Chamber 81 Commerce rooms last night
The coming season was discussed and
IL was generally conceded that some
good matches could be arranged Will
lam Murphy vas elected president for
the year and A. ~ Garrett Vice preai-
dent. The following honorary officers
we're chosen Honorary president, O.
". stewart vice presidents. Dr. Martin,
Or. W. A. shannon, r. -. Hughes, James
Lee and George Tudhope patrons. W.
Turner, Il sartor, James Hamilton
Lewis, Judge T. H. Burke. james X
Goldsmith, Judge Boyd j Taliman j.
4. Moore. Al Barton and o. y. CoIvln
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19
To the RatlI.shlp.

Ths new fast steamer Athlpa
Isaveu daily at $50 and 80 for the
hattleahtp from Columbia street
dack. only boat on the run.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19
AMBUSHED.

LONDON. April 1e.-Lord Kitchen
or reports n British disaster today.
He says In a dispatch from Pretoria.
Il regret 10 report that a party Of
the Ninth Lancers waB ambushed by
the enemy, and Lieut.. Macdonald
and three men were killed and FIVE
Mnre MOunded"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19
BIG VALUES AFTER SIX
Here Is Tomorrow Nights List.

Raven Gloss Shoe Dressing. a
&c shoe dressing for l8c a bottle
after six Saturday. only one to
a customer.
Violets a large bunch. after
six Saturday. s..
Roses and Foliage, nice line
OF .oc values at Zoe. after six.
A stlli better grade of roses
and foliage. Saturday. after six.
at iEc
Womsns black cotton Hose,
guaranteed absolutely stainless,
high spiiced heel and double sole,
made from two-thread. combed
Naco cotton. extra elastic top.
worth regular 4oc a pair. Satur-
day after six. this splendid line
VIII be on sale at z5c a pair or
s.. Is n box Of six pair.
Boys and misses black Cotton
Hose. ribbed, double knee. heel
and toes warranted stainless. all
sizes, worth regular lsc a pair,
after six only ioc a pair.
women's Jersey Ribbed Vests.
silver color. high neck and long
sleeves. neeeed. wool mixed.
worth regular T5e. Saturday al
ter ak only fse each.
Women's Jersey Ribbed Com
bination suits in ecru aud grey.
all sizes. worth regular 81 %.
Saturday after six. bargain price
SEC suit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19

Governor Rogers aud COMMITTEES Of
legislators The party will ~ nrut
60 Olympia. reaching Tacoma at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19

Best Of all refrlserators f. the
Herrlek. At z. c. Niles A Piper Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19

All the latest IN paper hnnRinRa.
erepss. stripes. burlaps Basdaaa.
silks. all the novelties. Star Paint
Co. 800 30z Pike street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19
QUEEN ANNE CLUB.

~ the regular meeting ~ the Queen
Anne Improvement Club last night the
subject u clearing sidewalks Of debris
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19

Good Gas Nantes Saturday
after six at &C.
Mems Fancy Bosom Shirts In
IL and isia sizes. a big bargain
after six al &c.
Mems Balbriggan Underwear
In fancy stripes. 5oc value, a.
the garment. $50.
100 boxes Stationery. "a sheets
paper and "a envelopes. worth
20c. after six at &c.
100 boxes ButtermlIk Soap, .
bars tn box. at SC.
Imported Cathartic Pills, worth
25c. at sc n box.
A large lot OF Perfume In triple
extract, violet. lilac, moss rose,
apple blossom. etc. 5oc value ct
l6c OF.
SOC Bow Ties for men. after ssr
Saturday at Ice.
Old Fashioned Molasses Tafy
In strawberry and chocolate. az
ter six. i2i1c.
All silk Yelling IN plain and
dotted, black or colored. &c kind
at Toe. after six Saturday.
The last of several lines Of sc
embroidery are to go after sir
at. yard. SC.
Si.oo Waist Goods in fancy VEL
vet. spot silk and linen ground.
comes in several colors and
white and black. at Soc yard az
ter six Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19

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Risht A.
h.eeat
Ehtep
tan
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hawl
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Their
soiks ana
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81 good
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shnao DAatrit
has tTWf
H. Tor ma,
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19

Rogers Silver Plated hives
and Forks. tl.s5 dozen. after six
Saturday.
Vienna China Plates, s inches
diameter. very dainty decoration
IN imitation French effect, regu-
lar value 75c and sac. your
choice after six for soc.
Aluminium ThImbles. Ic each
after six.
Hair Nets &c. regular price SC.
after sir.
Hair Nets &c. regular price ioc.
after SIX.
Pocket Combs in a case. Sc each
after six.
Needle Books SC. regular price
ibc. after six.
ChnteIain Bags l9c. regular
price &c. after six.
Women's Sailor Hats, sat
urday after six at &c.
Extra heavy Towels, all linen.
with initial hemstitched huck
with damask border, i9xas inch
60. worth soc. Saturday after six
at PC.
women's sf.e5 Calico wrap-
pers Of good percale with deep
hounce on bottom OF skirt and
ruffles on shoulder. Saturday af-
ter six az 7sc.
Hardwood pencil box with PEN
holder, rule with key. worth ise
at Sc.
The Springfield herald., 1901-05-10
County Officers.

County Clerk and Recorder ..E. NJ. Whitaker.
" Treasurer. ........... Wm. NJ. stewart
'' Judge Dr. Robert u. NDm-hcr
District Clerk .......... ...... L VI. Whitaker.
-. sap ernteudent. ....,..- Anna Watson.
Assessor or.,.................... Tho-. g. keyscr
County Attorney ........... .............
Coroner. .............-.. ,....,.......-- :. .-..,
County commissioners-Elija Halt. tretc
II Davis. and Thos. +. Milllsan.
The Springfield herald., 1901-05-10
IS POISON TO TIE CHILD.
DR.. Felix Adler Declares AEni7st
Luxuries of Life and DeIieEcies
of Fare In the Modern Home.

In recent address before the
woman's conference of the Society
of Ethical Culture, at New York city,
DIR. Felix Adler said:
what looms up rs of most con-
spicuous Importance in the average
home arc the luxuries of life and the
dclicncies of fare. Luxury in the
home is poison to the child in that
home. Mothers who have young
children. and mothers should have
Young children the greater part Of
their lives. should not spend all their
time gormandizing and gowning and
in going to matinecs. They should
be taught that education is one OF
the greatest of the grand things of
life
DR.. Adler suggested as a remedy
for gloomy schoolhouscs. smaller
buildings. sun rooms, clubrooms and
couseryatories.
The Springfield herald., 1901-05-10
FOUND AT LAST.
subtrensury OmcinIs Jubilnnt Over
Cancellation OF Last Certificate
Under LRw of 1872.

The subtreasury officials at New
York are jubilant over the cancellation
of the last certificate of deposit issued
under the act of June s. lS12. This
piece of legislation. which was re-
peaied by the act of March IA last,
regulating the currency, permitted the
issuance of certificates on the deposit
by banks of currency with the treas
ury. and S73s, 100000 worth was so is
sued.
For several months diiigent search
has been made for the last outstanding
certificate. which WIS fer $lOGGO.
Every bank and trust company making
clcarings directly or Indirectly through
the clearing house has received cir
cular from Assistant Treasurer [. y.
Jordan asking for the return and cam
collation. of this certificate II it's loca-
tion was known. Officers of the Bank
of America, n stones throw from the
subtreasury. reported the certificate.
It had been issued originally to the
National City bank and transferred by
Endorsement to the Bank of America.