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The daily sentinel., 1903-04-03

Mayor Sampliner originated the
id Va and proposed it to the council
that they appropriate $3.50 90 to send a
committee to Denver and other Colo
RADIO towns to investigate what the ex-
pense would be to construct for thi :
city n new electric light plant. The
money was appropriated and Messr',
Hutchinson and Shores appointed as
the committee, with the result that
it was learned such plant could be put
in place in operation for s2s, 600 90.
The daily sentinel., 1903-04-03

What a pity it is that man of
JEFF Watson's calibre should permit
himself to be used by the Campbell
Ketchum syndicate simply to carry
out their own schemes. They have
no friendship whatever for jeff, and
are simply using him to fill in the
ticket Jeff's best friends will per-
ceive this, and will vote solely for
Chris O'Neil. They must and will
beat Charlie Knowles.
The daily sentinel., 1903-04-03
TAX PAYERS TICKET.

(Advertisement)
For Mayor.
JOS. NJ. SAMPLINER.
For City Clerk.
FRANK LESLIE.
For City Treasurer,
CHAS. b. RICH.
For City Attorney
w G. SLOAN.
For City Marshal,
CHRIS @. O'NEIL.
For Street Supervisor,
JOHN W. ARMSTRONG.
For Police Magistrate.
JOS p. SWEENEY.
For CITY Engineer.
CHAS. w HASKELL.
For Aldermen:
LIST Ward-THOMAS CHAMBERS.
HERMAN HOESCH.
End Ward CHAS. f. BUCKIUS.
JOHN II. HILL.
3rd Ward d-TIMOTHY S. RAMEY.
w. f. DUDLEY.
4th Ward-JOHN S. O'NEIL.
FELIX TOUPAIN
The daily sentinel., 1903-04-03

win All the candidates
municipal platform
ment of municipal ownership of public
D. Misunderstanding much considering
the fact that aldeanic
anything of better than
that democrat Next while
members of other parties But
into conventions and then endeaor nuy
venton am not much of politician.
business but confess
good ticket in the field this time
siasm coming the
best wishes for the
don't think the
winning
The daily sentinel., 1903-04-03

On account of the delay of the Rio
Grande. General Irving Hale, who
was to have addressed mass meet
ing at the Paik opera house tonight.
will not speak, as it would be entirely
too late to hold such meeting after his
arrival.
Sheriff Struthers again went to Do
minguez last night determined to cap
ture the man Pedro Martinez.
The daily sentinel., 1903-04-03
ARE THEY GREATER THAN
THE PEOPLE?

Is there Grand Junction quite
Is there individual
the of
the individual individuals hardly
this who has party
him.
The faith
the municipal election.
es of the city would be served by the democratic being
To that a primary delegates
followed afterward by regularly constituted
At that convention appeared who have
who
the ticket Had those majority
and nominated the they hoped the platform the
party have had support.
permitted presented convention
He defeated because the dgaes thought Mayor Smn
compliment
hOnored with the nomination.
his he
ownership of public utilities
Truman Kechum's presented
defeated for the nomination
being the fact that his nomination would
tOn of men, whom the party cond not afford lose An equally
competent young In fact young
broader experience clerical lines
his friends these two men were good democrats they would have
abided the decision the regularly
stead they bolted convention which they their
ented and had been defeated honorable
Now who has the least particle sagacy
will readily realize that the city ownership ticket has
1t originated by these who could
will of
any principle but because they be provided with public office
They claim that their lighting Why
platform adopted the convention which SPECIFICALLY PRO
VDES for erecting owned electric lighting plant
BEFORE THERE A OWNERSHIP
TICKET
The Sentinel
before the tempered
shall of
the will
visupeaton without malice
for the best
parties
public affairs in
their duties before the those
party hasb
foot ball by this
mel is long that
lies within preventing
principles freehooe who
public they of public
ought
caioled bamboozeled and has
did naonna record be the subject
whose mentality vastly of party
shameful make the
HERE AND NOW SENTINEL ASKS EvEYR DEMO
OTHER GOOD CITIZEN TO REPUDIAET
THE CITY OWNERSHIP TICKET. II meansn nothing but provd
ing offices for principles
that democrat stand by his
defeat Don't believe be sprung
who for fooling SUCCESS
CROWNS DEMOCRATIC EFFORT YOU WILL NEVER MORE
HEAR OF THOSE DAY ENDE AORING TO
DISRUPT THE PARTY WILLIAM CAMPBELL.
The daily sentinel., 1903-04-03

The Third ward will be the most
difficult to carry. But Nelson Hurds
will get there as he did before, and
Osborn will follow him mighty close.
The daily sentinel., 1903-04-03

Tom RAIDER and Charlie Buckius
will come out of the Second ward
with n big majority.
The daily sentinel., 1903-04-03

The Fourth ward will do its duty
on election day by giving Toupain
and O'Neil good majority
The daily sentinel., 1903-04-03

Just watch the results in the First
ward. Big odds are even now offered
on Waldroup and Chambers.
The daily sentinel., 1903-04-03
DEMOCRATIC CITY TICKET

For Mayor.
J. M. Sampliner
For City ATTORNEY,
Henry R. Rhone
For Treasurer.
Morrison Wohlfort
For Clerk.
Hayden H. Green
For Surveyor
c. w. Haskell.
For Marshal.
c. c. O'Neil
For Commissioner.
John w. Armstrong
For Police Magistrate
A. ]. Peck
For Alderman
1st Ward IS. i. Waldrup
Thomas Chambers
I'd Ward-Charles Bu,kius
Thomas RAIDER
Sd Ward-Nelson is
j. w. Osborn
4th Ward-FelIx Toupain
j S. O'Nail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-24
MONEY DRUNKENNESS

Is not generally brother Of charles
the greAe~s ssa'scan
oui,saa /. vssl,ahis very
under contract TO pay MN va
companies sr MS prof
the ueeeeded IN Fens inside the
agencies he wh"
books e these erne" con"
there 70 years akot
deaths aud business failures
s the sort
Of who live TO be 90 years
others for Twins
= am appalling revelation.
precious ascHiss set e"os-
sail Of business failure
sh Of every 10 bits the -awaut
the al Rome ana An
teeh And Of are dead or defeated
had habits and
many Bu larssiy SPECULATION
Of sesriehauik s~ndss az New or
Men aud ehltfen~ah were uSmS W
SOMETHING ron NOTHING
Of trade where the mas''srom
sual men =
rHr WHEAT PIT THIRTY FEET ACROSS BUT IT.
HAS SWALLOWED WHOLE FLEETS on BUSINESS cARloEs
but has let thousands Of souls down 70
Tn. dissatisfied lie reasons I
dollars 10 and 80 makes dollars where
should not vnsuref And De-
he n. water and unable TO swim
The craving TOR wealth becomes
9 MONEY DRUNK
Is n insurance
dissosns this real
. rad IL
bat don't speculate With H. poht gamble
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-24
STRANGE
CASE OF
DR.. THOMS
Made Charges Against Legis-
lators Which lie Did Not
Substantiate

OLYMPIA. Feb. 2i.--Dr. Thoms OF
seattle. president % the State Anti
saloon league. WAS Jailed before the
senate miscellaneous committee iaHt
night 10 explain the rharH=s be made
ia his Sunday nights address ~ this
city that 10. committee intends 10
Nm the anti-salnhiins Legislation. n
IL claimed that De. Th0nts referred
10 the committee 81 the atrauRilnR
committee" snd said 90 AZ least In
tlmated that With three u 81 mem
befH. constituting a majority 81 the
committee. their action upon any
question Was simply a matter 81
cash,
Rinnear of King Ia chairman Of the
committee. He ana ciarp OF Jsnsr.
son and Davis % Pierce arc under
stood 20 be the members referred 10
IN rsproachful terms. when Thoms
appeared before the committed he
denied part 81 the Language attrl-
buted 10 him. and Insisted that he
had never intended 10 reflect upon
any members 81 the COMMITTEES. The
committee Was particularly warm
over the handful which Dr. Thofns
had issued 10 adveftiss his meeting
This Was IN the following terms
THE Both Century city Probiefn
~ n o'clock a m Washington
Hones ana Three Cardinal Vices.
7 30 .. m. The high handed ho'd-sp
% gambling legislation by the
stransiinE COMMITTEES % m . state
house. Don't fail % hear Dr. .. G.
ThDnw AZ the Baptist church. Ninth
ana Franklin strretA. Olympia. Sun
day. Feb. 27d"
Dr. T1ioms said the ,Fords stranR-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-24
PIANOS

The demand for Pianos during
last week was quite remarkable for
this time Of year. and VIII no doubt
he considerably more active this
week. by rea son Of the extremely low
prices prevailing during our special
Cleanup Sale" We shall make an
unusual effort to dispose af the very
greatest number Of Pianan ana Or.
KunA possible during this sale. A. We
are very much eros ded and must
thin out stock in all tines 10 that We
can pror~ed IN making a number Of
important changes rs soon as our
sheet ufusir and book department In
out Of the way
Among She makes represented are
such well hbpwn names az t'his Kerr
ing a sons, kimhsii, Hobart NJ. Ca
bic. Pehse. Doll. -. x Johnston Co.
Heinse. nnd other Planes. and klla-
ball Ofnana. All Of these are nov
Koine at prices that challenge effn
pafison. quality considered. For IN.
stance. Pianos that retail resl.laslY
at sass. tsse. ta1s. ft2s and tinwnrf
are now going nj tttI. fzse. TIE
t1ss. stis, etc, and on unuau4 eafy
terms. -
bargains IN second hand square
pianos from sa7. ste. tsl. 81 &snd up.
on most easy fefnia.
New organs thar retail f<xulHfiy
- SIS. 400 am fita win Fsfnaai 1t
fs7. tsS aud 80. Many other styles
ana prices on most f4snfnbie Terms
Every instrument - fully warrant
cd and guaranteed TO be A. repre-
scented,
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WAS IT AN INJUSTICE

The impaired
railroads should not
II injustice
virtually eonseAied ~ inc
to
alsnzth that wrong be rishtet
against the Of the
before ,hs
which that
m-xz was enxin council
nosdo guilty %
to ne ity
h ncta
with their siee
to
he
should
In whess city for that
Inc
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Inland Sailors

Thirtysfaur recruits for the navy,
Vim enlisted At orient Fails, Mont.
4rfisea IN this ny last evening.
Ilhiaf Ia the evening they lrft f1r
van Franfiaea. Whsfs they VIII be
taken on board training ship.
II i customary 10 recruit sailors
mainly ffau seaport towns The ens
ilsfhH Of these men IN az inirfiH
state Is wnIthF II note, ~ u " inii-
taiis. Of tie pressing need f"f more
men ~ the unf y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-24

tas. ~hsst fgI - Pc faHl fhsH Sc s=,tl
~ o. frf tnHi ftan. So a. Isf t4a sttii ssks
tntt a. 80 tAn iAuxst lisitna iHtasssf hen
sta On. "a O. qsg taaa Hastafa Mestiiaftsia
tliiafhf. sfaa ~ taa5 aitaifs4 - - So
tool uhsat hay. staItst isf iIIf n
PRtcGs 70 PRODUCERS
ffi.sss rfissa als los sea14 fsissefesi -
Fuiif,.=t frsieht dsisais - - - 80
- this sffffs
Hay sas Grain
t'aEes aiasint HiassstAf Hsf. fft4sasasi :. ~
fsf taa4 fasfsfe WssAlasfaa flhiatit3
fta o. tisF tao. Eastern 81 nsaiHetssti tiet -
$50 ca fsF tasti stfatfs. 80 - lssF fsil a4ff
stsea ref too taFisg fatni - ted
ehsat - o. 80 tan tfaa. 81 o. 80 81
shorts. sts N. natsaiiasss a. eoa<f -
rsas. Poultry and livestock
Nsas. strictly ffesA tsesh - ref
aas live hess. ttuist&H FeH M i've 1aehs.
iaf tsf ~. i've aeerss tattfe pee NJ
sree-sa veal 10 paf - fifee-sd atattan,
- peF ~ dressed hasrs4 = tasf -. ehatee
lssf eass On fs4st. So tsf ~ siaesA 90
ftlef sAsaa4e pef ~ fAitrs - tssst. fi9e
AeF H. hess. On fa.at. es$s nsf ~ shsep.
"a net. a. psf n iasebs. On fs-ats so
ess 10. hfass assa psr n
vssstshls and Green Fruits
nartsnk rasais~z a.iIec. q - f~s taai
fshtunas. stsot tsf taai fsfsssis u
ss4ni HafiNs n4alans. - plsAsasss - 20
rsf tna. sahtsxa 80 t~F rwti epf~s.
taueau ~ tas f&nsf o. sssssi "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-24

ling eommi,tees had no reference 70
this committee.
whom dld they refer to-" asked
Senator t'iapp.
oh. IL Naa just n general refer
enra 10 the talk current On the hpUf
81 both houses and tn SOME Of the
papers"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-24
GETS JUDGMENT

TRENTON. n. J. feb. zi-ftsy.
Henry T.. Johnson a eolefsd min :
ister, has obtained verdict for $500
damages against the Pullman faiafe
Car eompany. ~ the United states
court. here. Hts cause 81 action
was the refusal Of employees Of a
dining car 90 furnish him With food
when he was passenger on a rail-
way train.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-24

THE MARKETS
Trade was a little less bri.k on
Western avenue today. There II
stiH a ssrrisy OF California Nexst-
sbi~~. Sweet pSistse- advanced 10
J crntA
WHOLESALE PRICES
rrhsss ssis.s e.. q s~y ssyss "a ss.s.
- - cess hlah-sl
srssisisrs
Frssh Ns@t-csr p>sf ~ - ~. ss--s
t~st - 80 - usttsrl . ser 10. ppfs
i'rsssl-is|as- III ~. ~. 61sakfsss tsssa.
IN ,~itas. fs-sA. i1ise
Vegetables
muft-4nk pufatlaa naftFs. tfc0tz pef
iaei fssiu.as - cs0fi& 80 p-see i-ate-
ie-s a. - ~ e@ffq'. sAestt % $50
So. %. Secs. .'..s . ss.. ~. sSss..s
ssss..-. !. = -. sas.s.. ssSsis s-,.
s.saa~hea. = - a.
Greer Frs,s. Ute
t~speaa o. ttet3 rs 80 hss apsss<. -
ati.z - hss f.ney. ~ 30 ~ - s.a.
"a - q t-as rsaslhsrra.<. al - iaaS 80
~. ss-s- frsis. saassa ~ ~ eas.
Better. Cheese. Gsss. Poultry
tAsstrF ws-hihst4s a~anss<t~s nj
xsss~fa. s7uNAe fsnsh. taexcs
E4s--sf..A r@a-A. sAssie. c-iiissnis.
sss-.- ~.uv. ws.rsns,-. ~ ss-.-.
fesl E4asfm. lteitr. tnssau. ttufs t<Ms-
hura~F. it4tlsi tfirt a~tea fHrte&
fSsisfF--t1 fasssa fafksFA 1t01tel ksas.
iA9tsc. i've ducks. lee. i've geese lie
sfs@se.i iaa
rsy, Grain srd Feed
o<ss tl1 90 rsr tsni b@Ei~F. fsapa -
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WARRINGTON. ~. g.. Feb. e.
lEpecsai. James ". Garfield. who
has been selected BY President
Roosevelt a. commissioner Of cor.
lseiaiions Ia the new department Of
commerce. IL the second san 81 Pres
fdsnt Garfield lie IA q lawyer and
raNldua in Mentor. a suburh Of
Cleveland. Ohio.
Ne. Garfield has BEEN more or less
IN palitlea Ia Ohio for several years.
lie h a refurmer and has a reputs-
tioh for honesty which has been
sainsthlns Of a ka ndieap 10 him la
hls Political career. lie served ono
term In the phia senate. bot pollti-
eianr were not able 90 handle him
and he waa retired. lie was recently
appointed a member Of the civil s~fN-
tea commission b. Preaidsnt hoose-
Welt.
e---~
Dr. kibbe has resumed practice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-24

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
A special meeting Of the Htnrkhold-
ers Of the RHODES MINING con-
PASY will he held NJ $50 O'Clock
.. m. on Monday, March 2, 1908, at
57i Burke building.
The question Of selling. lcanlng,
bonding or making trust deed fof
the purpose OF selling the mining
claims owned by the company STU
ated IN Alaska, 20 John ~ MASON Q.
other partiea win he considered and
acted l,pon. also whether or not the
company shall raise or undertake to
raise any additional money. VIII be-
discussed. considered and acted
upon. The stockholders viii transact
All other business which may be
brought before ".
NY ORDER or THE PltrsiDENT.
Olcott Payne. Secretary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-24
A PICTURESQUE COSTUME,
A THEATRICAL MAKEUP WHICH HAS CAUSED MUCH COM.
MuNr THROUGHOUT ENGLAND


Newspaper FHtsntiss Association.
LONDON, Feb. 10 tRpeelal earfes
Hpondener This T. A nistuFe u he
moat picturesque and mnst talked Of
costume on the Enslish stage tasiay.
u IL the array IN which Irene Van
hfush pnftfaNs the character u the
heroine In Ias iIaffle'a latest SUE.
cess, Admiral ct htan." This nts3
Will soon be s=ea rs Ameffea fhe
costume u little InaFs than skin
tights and larfeasnta the fHfh. ~
which the naughty daunht = Il az
earl appears an a desert ftir ~
which she aud her family eie essts
awRya.
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HE SPLITS THE DIFFERENCE

order VIII
that
indicted The pool
although refusing pesrseas themselves
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-24

We VIII. durins all OF To weak.
sell all sheet mpair at Ice ltr cnpy.
In any quantity. pf your ntii Hrler.
ton. This music retsf's &Ru,ariy
NJ sse. 15c. 500 and Tie. somsfaH high
as 81 90. While We are out uf all al
the most popular music thee II alill
quite . stock u good mua4 of all
kinds left and Il will certainly pay
anyone wishing something IN this
line TO step IN and iook over the
ntmc I.rienH on Instruction books
Of all kinds literally cut 70 piaeea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-24
Remarkable Values

In all lines q small Musical fnstrr.
ments. We have very large A..
aortment Of Mandoiins, Guitafn,
Victims. Banios, Music Boxes. Talk
Ing Machines. oil kinds OF ntrinRn.
trimmings. etc, 10 show you, and
our prices viii surprise you on
many lines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-24
RAILROAD
FATALITY
MAIL CLERKS BURIED IN CAR
AFTER COLLISION

CLEVELAND. Feb. st.-ruar rail-
way matt clerks burned TO Death "
their car whtir resned up - the re-
suit 81 a headsou collision bets cen
q pahseugsF and \ freight train on
the HiE Pour fozd last night The
~fsckase caught fifs before the men
could - estffcatet. ftsth engineers.
az express fne ssenkef and = passen-
ser we're Injured. and the passenger
uili probably die.
10th trains Nef~ running rapidly
and the enslnea we're demolished BY
the enillston. The fife which con
summed the debris grew - hot that u
vas itnposrfbte 10 anptesch II. ssd
the telegraph pole hestds u Nas
burned and the sifes came dasn.
cutting eff seleafanhie cofnfnuniea=
ton. A urwekins train Was flnaiiy
obtAinet. which toek the dead and
injured to e.lsFslsad.
==-x==--=-
ffair eatslss. IS cent. shre~r-
turris. ia NesI<r.
Dunlap. real eatsfs. - unton bloch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-24

DR.. Williams. Ophihaimologist and
opticlan. has the latest and only alb.
sointo correct method Of fiifina
glasses and treating the eyes. stt
Arcade building. go
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Legislator dazzling BE- the
palm
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A he
And
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mott nnps he favur a he
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political
he hI-rz a nd nen
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nxra-
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a
grave
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The municipal
during session Of
days
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atoo-n.z1.rti-af0Q

T7hs rsaa+fs % fisls papsr VIII bs pleased
- barn fhat fhsfs - 81 l<asf one dreaded
disease that aetanna has been abi< to cure
IN ell Ifa HtaaeH. and that i fataffhs
Tails s4fafsh cufr Il thu only psaltivs
ours now tnessH 70 the fn~dieai fraternity.
fsfarrh being = constitutional diseasf. re-
u1Ifrs eaoEfifttfioraI treatment. Hall :
s-atnfrh cure u tsken Internally. acting
difsrsfy upon the biaod and mnevus sur
faees u The system. Thereby destroying
the f0andafl.u- u the disease. and giving
The pssl~rs strength By baiidina up the
..4teslfuffaa sad aszfstinH nature In dsins
lfa ~sfk. Tks proprietsr. hax- - fss,eh
falfsI IN ita curstivs pewers that they efef
Du< Iiua9red Dollars fsf anf case that II
falls ia cssgs Eend for ilFf % ieetlW1uls d.
Adsnsss y. O. CHENEY 4 Co.
Teietio. o.
eclf BIZ Druggist. Tic.
HAIRS Family Pills are the bet.
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Dsssina Glasses
Professor Wilson At HaHke Hhh
Monday aud Friday evenings Pft-
vata lessons daily.
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Our Double Suction Adhenivs
Plates never fail.
Teeth Extracted Free, without
pain and replaced with new ones tho
same day. LRdy attendant always
present.
Tcn-year written guarantee. No
students. but al specialists u from
~ 20 20 years practice. We are
making a speciality Of gold crown
and bridge work. Re sure ana con-
suit us about this hiEh-rl work.
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penalty
waited
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OPENSUPBR ISKLY

Tn. Second Week 81 o. .. y.hr.ser
Co.'S Big General Clean up ssIe~
Started With q Record 81 Nine
Plane and oras. Sales and larss
ossnsit, 81 Sheet Music and Small
Instruments Yesterday
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Summit
Addition
200 Lots cruhb,l
and Gle AIRED

Overlooking Lake ws..,.
80 DoNn-ts Per nea,s
Zee this property befor. ~
Take HeutOn cur at 200 ~
ington street. get or Al Ra.n va
beyond Columbia City oif'. y
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All Sheet Music VIII .. OFFERED All
81 This Week 81 10 Cent. per cspy
81 Your Own seisotion In Any
Quantity. Regardless 81 cest Or
Regular Price
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1907 Second Avenue. Se2lW
Next TO Stone. Fisher 4 Lm'
Store.i
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Give them the attentioa M ,
serve at the first hint Of strslA y
give the most painstsking ~ =
Vice at a minimum Of eceL Cas-
sLeo and up.
0hfSdroa's Ey0s . &poolnQ
We manufarture any kind q :
eye-giass TO order IN our ovr ~
using the latest improved r1ns1
cry for grinding lenses. WIS "
make your glasses they are s5n.'1r
~ correct and guaranteed q -
they should
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-04-11
SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY.

'.hc deaths from pneumonia i'll Chi
cago have averaged over 500 a month
this year.
One hundred and thirty kinds OF wild
flowers are found near Nome. Alaska
The art OF glypiics. engraving or
precious stones. is being revived Ill
France.
Thermometers used by physicist:
show change oi a milloneth OF a dc
gree.
In spite of recent disturbances the
Transvaal exported S35.232.9I5 OF gold
i'll 1902.
More poisonous snakes arc found in
Arizona than i'll any other part OF the
United States.
The error OF an astronomical chro-
nomctcr is rarely greater than two one
hundrcdths OF a second.
4 North American rattlcsnakc taken
to the Museum OF Paris refused all
food for twcntysix months.
1t is said that nine tenths OF tho pcO-
pie OF New York city live in tcne-
mcntS.
Bank deposits have increased IS per
cent. in ten years.
The export OF automobiles is about
81 100000 year.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-04-11
A Toy Electroscopc.

Some very pretty experiments may
be made with the simple apparatus
herein described. An ingenious boy
can make all the necessary prepare
lions and without expense.
Get a piece of wire about six inches
in length and bend two inches of it
down ct right angles. Then bend the
other end, also at right angles, but in
a direction opposite TO the first.
Place the upper horizontal branch
OF the wire on the rim of an ordinary
glass tumbler. and let it hang there
so that the vertical part of the wire
shall not touch the inside of the glass.
Over the lower branch of the wire
hand a piece of tin foil. and then place
on top of the glass an ordinary tin
plate.
Now what you have to do is to cleo
trify the tin foil. and this you can do
by rubbing a glass rod. or stick of
sealing wax. with wooden cloth and
holding it close to the tin plate, when
the two ends of the tin foil will fly
apart suddenly. This shows that you
have electrified the foil by means OF
the electricity awakened in the glass
rod or sealing wax by rubbing it.