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The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1902-11-08
AMERICAN SURGERY PRAIsKD.
alUA TFIbutS Pasd Or Doa0ss 80
. HSaSO1 H@ ~ tie LAAS PnO-
a3soR VIFuA~.

M he Prof. VirehOE, ths smfusna
German physician and scientist had
. high notion Of Amsrican dootors
and American medical scientists gen
orally, reports tie Chirago Inter
Oeean- When interviewed soma tine
ago the professor said, in the course
Of INSTRUMENTATION, thatseVeraI young
medical gtudentA from the United
States had passed through his hands
whose attainments were certainly on
. very high level snd whose bright
ness and GlertnSss could not b ex-
eelled-
Il havoc groat admiFst5oa q Amer
icanEurgeTy," he sdded 'TAS men In
America are - good - anJ We have
here in Europe and IN some depart
ments they are better. Idonot think,
though, that the Americas specialists
are a. good a. the best men IN London,
Paris, Berlin and Vienna, but they ara
making big strides. No penur1Ous
spirit rules the United States. Every
thing is on = large, liberal scale, and
the splendid university SndOWments
there are bound TO tell In the. mar
future. The American Iabora6ories
are exeellently equipped and the stu
dents have enormous advantages over
thOas who study at SomS Of he N
SdsquatalT equipped schools a
BlFoDa2
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1902-11-08
CENTURY OF PATEHT ISSUES.
Bss1aaA.g JuIy n, ITOO, the H@b@
Granted ~ Thts COUtRy 8as
a. Bssa A3s,0l1

The census bureau lately isSusd q
report dealing with the cooperative
relation Of patented inventions TO
manufactures. which shows that New
York, though third In population and
patent rank for the first decade of
the 100 years has since been hrst in
both, - well - manufactures. It "a
an interesting fact, IN considering
the list OF states presented In the
report, that the manufacturing rank
Of state - . rule approximates its
patent rank, says the New York
Sun The report says:
The first patent granted By The
general government was to Samuel
Hopkins, July 81. 1870. for an i'm
Provement in pot and pearl ash
manufacture The last patent grant
ed for the year 1889. ct the close Of
the hrSt 100 years Of patent issues,
va TO Wilhelm Dreyer, December
a. 18oo. for. an eleetro-maQnetic
typesGtting Machine These two pat
ents sEs nRgestfEsly symbolieaI Of
the progress Of the century in IN
vonttOn and manufactuFaa-ths- Ant
akin 70 the primitive indnstrisa o.
pew country and the last seFyfnR.
the e1aeting demands Of highly or
gAnized industrial system. The total
number Of patents issued during thia
century Of invention was lss.621."
A feature Of the report Il IL
steady growth shOWn in the numbGl
OF patents granted 70 citizens Of Roa
oign countries.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1902-11-08

60 e oAo n@t ThrERinv mrvsvs.
sasos Wh1sh Bsaau ne Munsss
- He oama

5mping 8 der" = Q Airhly-os-
tractiEe phraas. quite npt 90 naaka
. tingling 81 The back hair Of ths
tsndsrfoot Who hears e for the hrst
time. II = also intensely uatiEfas-
tory 20 Tie chap who always has q.
shave before WOoing nature, says Out
Ing. Hou may, indeed, gst . good
shot h thh wy, uld q 3 generally
he oaly way 70 sss tie grandsst OF
al the uights % the WOOds-dseT
running through q Windfan. To zee
TIE glossy curves Of fur curl over the
lofty logs that lie piled on each other
IN bOundlesI oOufuEion 81 well worth
. trip 90 tie woods, while for hin
who loves the rife 90 I do. more for
what cannot Be done with Il than foe
what can. there - no such target
elsewhere But for the tyro who Il
dying 20 get that ArEt deer jumping
. deer" generally meana out Of sight
and cut Of hearing both. For the
deer that goes on 20 lie down after
feeding does not 90 20 sleep but 20
Fuminats and take life easy.
Once 81 great while one falls into
. dosa. but almost always the he'd
= wen erect and all senses keen for
danger. And even II one h in . doss
4 may slip away without your aus
Pecting Is eLiHtencs, for sleep dead
ons little % the senses Of this wary
animal ne mhn Who "WOuldn't
shoot such an innocent creature ~ =
deer" should by al means see one
getting out Of q heavy WindfalI, while
the man who loves game that can
set sway can here End the attraction
of The Nooda q fta elimaN.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1902-11-08
HOT THB sAMB HANS.
NOosaGaasaEa So Ra-as a E~aa
50 ABsgala Il HOt sl An
tAS Sans.


N rOVieWing . book about "Baasts
end Birds in America" the London
Spectator warns EnEliEh readers
against the confusion that may arise
IN their minds by the application Of
the same name to different birds in
England and the United StateA The
consequence, Il remarks, SIS that the
critical English SehOOIboy Who reads
Of robins Pecking q wicked squirrel
cAeekoO to death win perhaps toss
the book away as untFustWorthy-un-
lssS he is 8 reader Of Wendell Holmes.
and remembers the alluEion TO TIE
day when young Americans were mis-
led b. the English book with local
color not fitting the new eountry. In
the books that came from England the
robin was q little domestic bird that
fed At table instead Of q great hdgrty,
3erky, WhOOPing thrush"
But the WhOOping thrunh (Tardus
migratOrious) Of North America hada
red breast Ike the robin Of En1land.
and 80 the Eame was given TO him,
and it was q mob Of WhOopfng thrnsh-
e. and not robin redbreasts, that did
-neekO," the mischief maker 20 death.
And 50. Il may be added, the ancient
misunderstanding and controversy BE-
tween English and American tourists
g The Atlantic hners' tables e. 20
Wha4 - partridge. . pleasant q
yrolseSg e. Win o. On 20 thS Saa o.
ttwa
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1902-11-08
SEHATOR CLARK's WI.


a soy - going The rOunds a Butte
which quite Gptly represents tie buEi-
aesE methods adhered to By United
States Senator W. A. Clark, tie multi
millionaire minsF. baak0F and NAM
faeturuE.
Upon his return from - east She
senator Visited . barber ihop FOR Ne
purpose q hGEinE his HAIR trimmed.
He inquired Tor . esrtain barbsr whose
ability had been reeomnsndsa 20 ths
senator b. HIS son, Charles W.
Upon TIE eompletion Of the FOB ths
senator inquired ths anoant q tie
BIN. Ehereupon ths tonsorisl artist
salmly replied:
-charlsy usually gf'as n ~ 81
isra.s
ne sanaaor Ne taksa b. sarprisu.
hut, reyaining III wiz. asksa. -But
What q ~ lsual charrs for sueh :.
ssrvics9s
Fifty oenta. Fe1ponded tie barhaF.
well" 6aid ssnstor Clsrl.. VIA :
smile. according 70 ths New York
Tines. Charley has rieb fsfher and
I have not. Whereupor he har1sE &c
haFber 90 cents and departed
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1902-11-08
VERY LONG PLUH Lm7a
I've e PAaao WA-os A,GSo - =,
baBtA susDsnlsa N nlaAGg.a
MaS shaeaa.

Some singular expsrimsuAa A..
been carried ont Fcceutly by hnu-.iil--
What are probably the largest plumb-
hnes ever ussd anywhere IN two az
tie nAafts Of TGmaraek nine g Cll-
unsA Hdh At Rr1t tWO Hnss 81
No. - piano Wfrs. essh ALSO fset
long. and eaFFying . cast iron hob
weighing 50 pounds, were SuSpsndsd
about y feet apart IN shaft No. g.
Careful measurements showed that
the lower extremists OF the Inc. d.
Vergod Characterization a. 4
foot or three-quarters AZ an fneh.
Ihis was . surprising cireumstanes
for which various explanations were
offered To sEoid possible magnetic
repulsion, bronze wires, carrying e.
pound lead hobs, were hung IN shafI
No. 4 These wires were z.4lo feet
IN length They showed : slight con
Vergenee e the bottom. but Whan
they were hung On shaft No. s. iestead
Of eo1verging. they dipeEged, IS ne
steel wires had done. These fae4a,
together with other eoDzidsrafiona
Led 20 the concluaion that tie cause
OF the divergence Was neither graVi-
fafion nor magnetiEm. but che inau-
enee 81 almost imperceptfbls cir 60
rents - The shafts.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1902-11-08

@4guR 1agOsaAag a. . RSEls gASB
NAasA PsSSiDtiaasa . RslaEk-
abls Batasa.

nsEo Wa1 e. extraordinary oesuF-
renee rocantly n . ehsossmonFsr'I
nhOP Ia the Avenue PaTmsntisr, Paris,
relates PearsOn's weekly. One Of the
trade1man'S eustOmers. Who had In
Vitod Eve friends 20 dinnar, had pur-
chased . large cheese, and when e
va cut into he stump Of Q half
smokod cigar Was found IA Tia mid
de. he host and his guests marched
rOund n . body 20 he ehsassmonRer
20 demand an sxplAnstioa and the
return Of the money or The substitu-
ton Of another cheess, but the trades-
nan refused all tire propositions,
and even Buggogt0d that they ought
20 Be- satiIhOd, a. they had not only
the cheese, but half . cigar e. well.
One OF the guests than threatsned
20 rOPOFt tie cheessmongoF for sell
ing tobacco without psrminsion. High
words followed, and st length the
customer picked up TIE Offending
cheese and huFlsd Il Vita correct
aim % The dealers head. A regular
battle snSuod- The shoPksspsr was
backed up By hil wife and three a.
GiGtantH and the customer By his
friendS- The counter Was piled with
ehSossa Of various kinds, and these
were converted at once into missiles,
while the butter also came IN handy.
The uProsF attracted the attention OF
. policeman. who arrived just e. q
large Dutch cheese crashed through
the window and caught him on the
chest. When the Oflcsr had rseOV-
cred his breath he SsPsTstSd the com
batants and took them 20 the police
station, where they were discharged
with . caution.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1902-11-08
LOBSTER cLn[Bs TRBBS.
IAAnal BSs Captures % GAS BASl ~
80 Ialaaas nat AFS BSaa -
oesOanual.

In thS Eat Indian isaandB a found Q
curious lobster which climbs trees. Al
though IL prefers q home on land i st
times feslS . longing for the water,
where e goes 20 mOisten - gills; and
here the sggs are laid, and the young
ArS raised on the cost, where they
have The benefit of salt air, always
good for children But most Of their
timS IL sPent inland, HVing 81 che roots
Of trees where they have bUrrOWed
deep hOlioWs which they carpet lux
'uriOusIy with AbSrS stripped from CO
cOanuts.
! They come out Of thoSe hons Ct
night 70 climb the palm trsoS, for al
though 4 seems funny 20 N, their
climbing IL quite . serious business TO
them nnes Il il in this way thai they
secure the oOeoanuts of which they are
30 fond and O. which they live Prinei-
psly.
. To get ~ tie eOptsnts Of thSnut the
lobster hrst tearEaWayth the fiber which
covers the three "eyeS." CYOl must all
have noticed those black SpOts on one
end Of . oOeOanut that makes It look
like tie Wierd face of . mOokey.) Il
hammers away with IS claws ct these
sPOts or "eyes" until . hole IL made,
Whsn s. extracts the kernel By means
Of it, Hmaller Pineers. Sometimes AZ
~ drilling through ths PerfOrated
~sFSn Il grasPs the nut in itselGNs and
broAkl & Againgt . stOnS.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1902-11-08

ne famous old Gtons Ra0in 49,
which WaahinEtoa watsrsd ~.
aorlel n rovolutionary days a -
longer used IS > pump trouRA. II
ne1 been removed from. the o.
~ Of tie Old frame pump hous. ~.
joining the Rsrtram mausioa 60.
tor nearly . century Il collected -
waters IRON TIE cooling auriug. ~
ne Old WelD and has been RiSsn 4
position Of honor Just outulds o. -
hi.soEle nanHioA GAys tho Phnadel-
phia Record.
AZ Grst glanas 3 uasma a 49,.
been placed thu IN osdsr 20 1.rv. -
: huge stone eisteEn 20 collect fhe
rain water non the uroi.,ts-,-
caves, but closer lnapect7on chow
that the rain spout 4 turned 49,
RrOm Il and Il q not intended a
serve any practical puFposs, but 4
aply preserved - q treasured relie.
IN giving 3 . position of honor
Wnere g win sttraSt the attention az
ne visitor sOon after entering the
famous garden The place has been
eerefully chosen. For although a
hsd been taken from The old ven
which, perhaps. seemed . mors a.
ProPriate place for 4, where Il stood
When WaahingtOnis horses drank
non 4. i has boon plaeed nsar ths
famOus WaahingtOn arborS On TIE
Eivsr mont q tie Bartran hou0o.
Only . few yards away IN tie lonr
ago there gtoOd he Wauhfn0to1
arooE. overlooking tie Ghinfn0
stretch Of SehuyIkin
Ciooe BY this mammOlk GSons havln
o. trough, on the lawn On TIE liver
front Of the houss, are two nobIe
6oxyood trees sent from smvrna.
Turkey, 20 Mr.. Bartram b. the sari
OF Butte. over 40 years ago. Appro-
Ptlete surroundings these Tor tie
historic old STONE trough
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1902-11-08

~ fairy tale Of moley Rrowinv
buEhsG Was htely realized alou9
:. right Of way 81 tha BurIinVto9
-arosd between Hynnnis ana ana.
- says . Lincoln (Nsb.l report
gang Of section MN we're n
- when one Of then notieod
.-wething that looked Ike bin Ws4-
- from the tangled top o. nm
eo-.r growing By tie roadEida. BE
-ratigstsd. II Was . trOasmy note
rtia
h vailed . few steps farther ana
,,ers. noddi1g from E bransA OF BIT
= dog fonnsI, vas anothsr IN az In
1-F denominati0l.
h called 20 ~ eoDpAnonls and
as entire gang threw down their
1ooIs and started On . money hunt.
Tor three hours they searched up and
Avn the right Of way and far 6feld.
AZ almost every yard their trOo-
~ uaS rewarded By finding either
! Ave CT q tsn-doIaR bill. some bills
we're tangled in the tops Of weeds,
oshsrS half hiddsR = huahss slong
he fence, and stfn Othegs - tie
Utubble Of the hsld
ne entire day's elsaa-up q TIE
elght vas S2,13S. Wken The ind Waa
reported, word came from headquar-
tsrs that . money pouch eontafninE
$500 had been Lost iron al oEpEess
Ghipment the day before
The superstition b that tie BAG foll
out Of the open car door and was
ground to pieces under the Whsels.
and the contents were scattered 20
the wiodA This hypothesis Il sup
ported BY the later discovery Of poF.
tons Of the damaged pouch.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1902-11-08

HaHta BaFoan county = naauraIlV
divided into . northern ana = south
en- hah By a.rSngs Of FugEod noun
tains varying from 1000 % 400 fee4
high me city Of Santa Barh.r.-
AontecitO and other health resorts
are along the coast "A the southern
halt Los Alamoa n near the u.id-
a. 0-t ~ groa4 EaIleys eomprisin1
noGe q t. lurEhaEnr ~ - a.
country. and b ab0us q Mn -.
the city Of Santa Barbara, win 4
big mountain ranRe intervene. aavl
the San Francisco Chronicle.
For many years therS has ban n
small actiEO volcano On the 10.
Alamo side Of the mountain Il
- almost Within sight Of tAs old
Los AlHmOs-Santa BaTbGra rta0a
road that crosses the mountain bV
the San Marcos pass. Hunteru and
eattlemon % the vicinity and prou-
PeetorI are familiar With Il. smokp
and steam constantly issue from
various assures along the summit o.
. plateau or aheh near The northe-,
slope Of the mountain Viewed from
the distance Of the old staRe road.
these manifestations appear lfks
smaH eAmPhres- They have never
developed any alarming tendsncies
and have attracted very little dirset
investigation And Jet they nav -
come vent holes IRON Whish IonR-
confined sshs and lava viu spout
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1902-11-08

a singular ease b that % PsaEisk
bogus, Of Altoona. Pa. Who has been
Proaeeutsd for cruelty 20 animals. III
oAsnss eonsiating Of excessive Md
nSrl. Logue = 90 fond o. en- infalll-
gent hcrse owned By him hat he WIN
not allow the horse 20 work OF even
Be eHsreized- FOR four years ths
horSs has not ben out q TIE stable.
bogue feeds 4 snd cares fox g ten
derry, but he has sfeadfastly rofu1sd
20 taEe 4 cut Consequently ths Hu-
name society has broleht nuit 80
force lin 70 give the harso so-.s
woEkoT sxsrciss Il daily - laast
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1902-11-08
JRRsEY's PURCHASE PRICE,
uiStsv8s Doeunent vvhtaE BhSWs
nat tAe state waa Sola ~ IN
eaaas foF Ran, cess, Bta -

Carefully locked away in one Of the
hreprOof safes Of the New Jersey His-
tOrical society there now are two yalu-
able documents that tell Of the early
colonization Of the state, says the New
York TimeG
The first IL 9 deed on parchment
from Charles II. TO HIS brother james,
duke Of YORK. afterward king Of Eng
land, giving him a grant Of al Iands
from the 81. Lawrence river to Chess
peake bag. The only two names on the
grant that Americans of to-day would
recognize are Nantucket and Cape Cod,
which are spelled 90 they ere to-day.
The st. Lawrence river is designatsd
a. The Great River in Canada"
The deed IL beautifully written in
Gothic lettering, and the document 81
in excellent condition. Under each
line Of writing Is q ruling Of red, eyi-
IDENTIFY done with . quill. The pareh-
ment Il over two feet in length, and 70
the bottom 10 attached what IVES once
. large seal Of wax.
Gold and silver cords ere fastened
20 the seal In an upper left-hand cor
ner Is an engraving Of Charles H., and
the borders Of the deed are filed with
pen and ink deaigns. delicate and beau
tifuL The document Is dated from
WestminSter in the seventeenth year
of King Charies' reign. While the
deed 10 apparently the original. for the
amount Of work expended on It would
not be given TO q copy, no signatures
appear. and apparently none vs. ever
placed on Il.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1902-11-08

q so.swa.a nishy O~sa OEza-
49, Tat Savos 2@S ~
sWaay DaH -fI

"A whole lot Of ideas Wltk Vsh8sE ",
grow mp change when We get into en-.
other country" said = New York nan
who has just cane baek from . three
months trip a The southwest aeeord-
ing % the Sun. Nov, one Of "a % thinEu
We have heard Of al our lives So that Il
. mans hal blogEs OF he g. . fool 70
run after Il, for there a. always some
body around polite enough 60 pick e
up and hand e 70 the owner, ~ he has
20 walk q block 20 doiG
II have sssn e dons. ] bGvO raad
about - morn tmsS thaA ] have had
hats.
Bat = - nOt ~ custom e Rsno,
Okla. I vs. Eitting On tie vsranda Of
the hotel in that town, watching the
various articles which oDs Of thosS
Ssndstorms Whirled through tie air.
'Ths hat Of . citizen was raised and
carried against . plaee On tie other
side Of the street.. A EtraPPinR fellow,
who had been picking his teeth with
. match as he st nearmSon the VaFan-
d, got up, whipped out . nAVyreVolvsr
and fred . EhOt ~ tie hsA railing =
70 the fence.
The owner eAmS up. pulled the hat
from fts Implement waved his hand
81 the man on tie VsEsndA s1A proceed
ed on his way.
1T saves tine Funnfn' abssr f. EaId
the man on tie veranda, And Il doaH
hurt the hst.'"
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1902-11-08

Before sending hnen q he lsun-
dFy look every piece over for forgot
tun collar buttons and sticE Pima. ne
laundriea are repolitories q more
Lost articles a. thia foscrIptfon than
Is dreamod Of 81 ere puhlio. tterv
day quantities az gold ani isuelei ar
tfeles are picked -. Some 81 them
ere idenfi1ed ard Restored. bat more
ere simply pockst1d ~ the andera-
Nonev was frequently foand e. fhs
pocket1 90 anrtatis rlni1tccrtr 1o1n
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1902-11-08
OILY A LTfTLR CLIP.
Al hgsaisus Dsvios ass mulaa1Ps-
20, Whish Has BSsS3o VoEy
PoDulaR.

AsAort tine ego somsols pa m ths
maFkss 81 ingenious device for bold
ing sheets Of paper together. Il took
thsplaes of the pin, says tie New York
PFess- b short tine" q meant .
matter q some hve o. ak ysarl. To
dAy there are more than - dfGurouf
kids % clips. selling from g cents
pr 100 20 IS cents pr TO, and con
Eidsrabls capital = invested n thsir
manufaetura. The sane general prfn-
sipls 3 followed n an, and e 4 e.
Bamsd that each imProvsment 3 pa
snted CoFporatiols have been
formed % maks nothing but elip1. and
eompetition 3 lively. Tho oFiginal
patentso win no doubt bscoms 8 MI
Honairs, though he may make oI5y ore
cent q each 100 sold. n = the siu-
PIE. dirtchcap invention thn8 bFfnxs
ths 5ig Feturn1-soUelhfn % insr-
Pomirs thaf a. ths mfllons q
Wantfa
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1902-11-08

N1els sam'l sala-Egn1ar wnrn.
Nor % years the Uuited 1tatss
ecnaission 81 fsh and G-harle1 has
been la,ing e study 81 Unclc Eru'a
saIt-Haier farm. 81 rrc1nc1r nn1 tts
n1e vac Hork g.
The age-herald., 1902-02-02
MARDI GRAS
Via Louisville and Nashville Railroad.

New Orleans and return, S1045.
 Mobile and return. S7.S0. Q Pensacola and return, S7.75.
 On account of Mardi Gras festivities at the above points. the Louisville and Nashville Railroad will sell tickets from February to 10, inclusive. limited for re- turn until February 15. at one first-cIass fare for the round trip. from all points within the territory of the Southeastern Passenger Association, to any one of the above points.
 By depositing tickets with the joint agents on or before February 15 at any one of the above points. and payment of fee of 50 cents. an extension not later than February 2S will be granted
 For full particulars concerning rates. schedules and sleeping car reservations call on or write, P. SID JONES District Passenger Agent. WALTER L. BEASLEY.
 Passenger Agent Birmingham, Ala.
 ..- l-A-u
The age-herald., 1902-02-02
HSHINGS =.
BY MRS. E. c. STEVENS.

The garnishing of dishes is one of the greatest features in the cookery Of to- day. The simplest dish is thus made more attractive.
 Lemons are the most favored article for garnishing meat dishes and fish, and all fried articles such as chicken, outlets ,croouettes, etc. They may be cut into quarters or eights. One may also serve thin slices with chopped parsly on top with steaks and chops.
 Parsley adds very much to the appear ance of most every dish. In the ao- 'sence of it use fine celery tops or the lettuce hearts. Bread cut in fancy shapes with pastry cutter or in triangles and fried makes a pretty garnish for warmed over meats chicken, etc.
 Paner frills for chops and smaller ones to mt on the legs of birds can be round at the stores or can be made al nome bv cutting in fine fringed letter paper and then rolled in little covers 10 nt. lpickles of almost every kind are useful for garnishing. especially Tor hsh oisnes'
 Hard boiled eggs, the yolks having been pressed through a seive, are an ad- iditior to broiled fish, aspie jelly. wine jelly and lemon jelly make sparkling addition to salad, and stuffed olives cut in thin slices especially when stuffed with the rcd pepper give pleasing touch to many dishes
 Mushrooms can also be bought stuffed and served with plain roast or steak make a most pleasing variation. The cream soups are all improved by 9 touch of whipped cream on the top. The French always pass dish Of grated parmisan cheese with their bouillon and clear soups There are many Iancy shaned cutters for vegetables and one can display good deal of ingenuity and taste in the variety of their garnishings, taSeS iH 'S
The age-herald., 1902-02-02
RE M N NANTS.

One lot of mill Remnants of 36- inch Percale. light and dark col ors-12hc kind, Sa
The age-herald., 1902-02-02
SPECIAL SLIPPERS FOR
Mardi Gras Via Louisville and Nash
 vile Railroad.

The Louisville and Nashville Railroad will operate special sleepers on both the morning and evening train for New Or leans. Saturday, Sunday and Monday, February s, Q and 10.
 Parties wishing sleeping car accommo- dations will please call at the passenger agents office, corner Nineteenth street and Morris avenue. or telephone o25, old and new phone. and make same.
 P. SID JONES, D. P. A. WALTER l.. BEASLEY, P. A. 2-2-9t
The age-herald., 1902-02-02

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The age-herald., 1902-02-02
WHITE FLANN FL.

Good quality of White Flannel 200 and 25c quality-spe- 1So cial reduction at. IOO
The age-herald., 1902-02-02

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The age-herald., 1902-02-02

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The age-herald., 1902-02-02
CURTAIN POLES.

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