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The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-13

problems, learning to handle his iron by graded exercises that begin with a com paratively simple task in iron working and advance steadily-much as one goes in mathematics from simple arithmetic to higher algebra-toward the solution or more and more complicated ones. Each student, in other words, does every part in every typical piece of work performed in the laboratory, the expert iron worker naturally finding time for additional problems of his own choosing; but while some men naturally turn out more finish ed work than others, even the least nn- ished work has to conform to a certain standard of excellence.
 One of the simplest and neatest or these problems is the making of an or dinary unveiled iron ring, an article with which most of us are so familiar that it rarely occurs to one to note the perfect circle made by the neat iron cir conference and wonder how so hard a metal has been brought into so even and regular curve. The secret of that per feet circle lies in the even temperature to which the iron is heated and the careful judgment used in forming 1t. The nrst , thing, therefore, that the student black- smith must learn is the management or his fire and the training of ms eye to judge temperatures and know just when 1t has imparted the proper degree or heat to the straight bar of iron whlcn
 he thrusts into it, firmIy grIpped in q pair of tongs that are themselves the
 work of some more advanced student or backsmithing. When the heat is proper- ! ly distributed, one end of the bar of ron the end that is now soft ana malleaole.
 must be bent oyer the horn of the anvil until the circle is half completed; then
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Christmas Presents to be Found in the Car
 pet and Upholstery Departments.

FIVE HUNDRED MOQUETTE RUGS, 27x54. Regular price $2.50. Special Sale price, 1.95.
 THREE HUNDRED MOQUETI1 RUGS, 36x72. Regular price $4.00. Special Sale price, 2.95.
 THIRTY-FIVE HARVESTER RUGS, 9x12 it. Regular price $30.00 to $S5O0. Special Sale price 25.00.
 ORIENTAL RUGS and CAR PETS, one lot Dajastan and Cara baugh. Regular price $12.50 to $15.00. Special Sale price, 1000.
 KAYAKS and SHIRVANS. Reg ular price $500 to s20.00. Special Sale price, 15.0o.
 SHIRVANS and SHERAS. Reg ular price s2500. Special Sale price, 1850.
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ing so tar that a large portion of the iron work needed in the machinery of the vari- ous other Technology laboratories is turned out by the student blacksmiths, for. although the work of the forging laboratory is first intended for rapid and efficient instruction, the problems are so far as possible useful-the making of pair of tongs, for example, and eye bolt or some other piece of iron work which. although comparatively simple, nevertheless involves several of the eight or ten different operations by which the blacksmith handles his hot iron during the very brief period at which it is work able. The student blacksmith. in other words, must acquire the habit of quick decision and unusually exacr visual judg- mention even his simplest problem in- wolves exact dimensions which his cool ing iron allows only the briefest imagin- able time to measure-as well as a ser viceable acquaintance with the tools of one of the oldest human industries.
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Our line of Fancy Overcoats and Military Capes which are real swell and made for the little fellows, are in juvenile and cape effect; in color, blue, tan, red, brown and OK ford mixtures, sizes 21a to 8. Prices $50 to 12.00.
 Regular Belt Overcoats, sizes 9 to IS, $50 to 12.5o, in all the new mixtures and shades.
 We call special attention to our enormous line of Children's Tam O'Snanters for boys and girls, all colors and shades and in fancy ornamented effects.
 We are making cut of one-third off in our Boys 3-piece Vest Suits, sizes ' to 16.
 Special prices in double-breast- ed Suits. Regular price $500. Spe- cial Sale price, 1.98.
 Regular $3.50 Suits at 2.75.
 Other handsome weaves in chev- tot, worsted and casemere, at higher prices, and call special at- tention to quality, workmanship and fit.
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Appropriate Gifts in the Footwear De-
 partment.

For men here are slippers and nullifiers and bath slippers. For women here are slippers, fui trimmed and untrimmed, bath slip. pers and leggins.
 For misses and little men here are iuliets and slippers. And then here are lambs wool soles for making bed slippers.
 LADIES' Black or Red Felt Slip pers, some with and some without fur trimming, LOO to 1.5o.
 GENTLEMEN Black Felt Null lifiers, 1.50.
 MISSES and Child's Red Felt Juliets, with black fur trimming, 100.
 INFANTS Red Felt Juliets, with white fur trimming, soc.
 GENTLEMEN'S House Slippers, in tan, black, and green and black, 1.5O to 500.
 LADIES' and Gentlemen's fleece lined velvet Bath Slippers, $2.0O quality. Special for Christmas week, 98c.
 LADIES' Black Jersey Leggins, regular price 75c. Special Sale price, 5ec.
 MISSES and Child's red, blue and brown chinchilla Leggins, with brass buttons, regular price $l.25. Special Sale price, 98c.
 LAMBS WOOL SOLES, special for Christmas week, 19c.
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Three Big Lots of Ready-to-Wear Suits at
 4Q5. 205 and QQ5

We have taken nearly entire stock of Misses and Women's Suits and divided them into three lots
 Lot No. includes suits for Misses from years the styles Eton and short blouse effect. There undesirable style the lot The choice of shades navy red and brown These suits sold early in the from 12.oo to 2o.oo They are marked 4.o5.
 Lot No. g. consists of fifty Ladies' Taor-made Suits, in Eton and blouse effect last seasons make, silk ned The cloths are Venetian, Broadcloth and Chevlot he shades are castor bue black and brown These suits sold at from $500. Are now marked at 8.o5.
 Lot No. 3, consists of fifty Taior-made Suits with long blouse jacket cape effect The materials mostly fancy mixtures the shades are navy brown and black The former price 500. They marked at o.o5.
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Lace Curtains

50 INCHES wide, 3h yards long, new cluny effects, 1.5u to 2.5o g. pair.
 54 INCHES wide, Irish Point Curtain, 31s yards long. Regular price $1000. Special Sale price, 6.5o.
 50 INCHES wide, 31a yards long, Point De Arab Lace Curtain, new thing for dining room, library, sit ting room or den, corded. Special 5.0(.
 45 INCHES wide, BE yards long, casing in top for pole, white Swiss Curtain with 41a-inch ruffle. Spe- cial, 93c.
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Extra large square-cornered Au- tomobile Bag, of reel walrus, tan color, with braided leather handle. Trimmings of the finest gold filled, beautiful roman colored; contains inside purse, card case and yina- grette. Price 12.50.
 Large Carriage Bag, of real seal, gun metal trimmings throughout, very swell. Price 1u.00.
 Medium size Automobile Bag, in black, brown, gray and tan, nickel trimmings, with complete inside pieces. Very special. Price 3.25. WRIST BAGS, thousand varie- ties, styles, shapes, colors, etc. Prices from 25c to 1000.
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COLLAR AND CUFF CASES, made of real leather, rosewood and oak, beautifully finished, separate places for collars and cuffs as well as convenient place for col lar buttons. Prices, 69c, 1.25, IFS and 2.50. a.
 CARD CASES. Our assortment of Card Cases for both ladies and gentlemen cannot be equaled in the city. In fact, we have so many different kinds it would be impos- sible to do them justice in print. They must be seen to be appreci- ated. Prices from soc to $15.00.
 MUSIC ROLLS. In real leather, seal, walrus, pigskin, etc. All col ors. Prices, soc, 100, 1.50, 200.
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Special reduced price on Boys Rubber Coats and McIntoshes. We have a large stock of these carried over, and December, Jan- uary and February are the months we usually sell them, should like to close out what we have at a reduction of 25 per cent.
 Rubber Coats are marked to sell at 2.50, $50, 400 and 500.
 Large assortment of Boys Canes, these are priced at 25c and 5oc.
 Boys Storm Caps, soc and 75c values, at 39c.
 Children's Toques, 25c to 100. Children's Sweaters, 75c, worth $1.00.
 Chiidren's Sweaters, 100, worth $1.25.
 Children's Sweaters, 1.25, worth $50.
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Shop Before 40 A. M When the Crowds Are Least
 More Holiday News.
Fine Gold Glassware.

BOHEMIAN GOLD Glassware, in Cake Plates, Fruit Bowls, Ice Cream Saucers, Roemers, Bon Bons, Champagne Glasses, Footed Olives and Water Bottles.
 FOOTED ICE CREAM Saucers, per dozen, 20.o0.
 Roemers, per dozen, from 12.o0 to 32.50.
 Cake Plates, each, 1000.
 Bowls, 300, 500, 800 and 1000. CHAMPAGNE Glasses, each, 2.5o and 300.
 BON-BONS, each, 200.
 WATER BOTTLES, each, 500. FOOTED OLIVES, each, $50.
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Portiers.

HEAVY TAPESTRY PORTIERS, heavy fringe top and bottom in good bright colors, 50 inches wide, 3 yards long. Regular price $500. Special Sale price, 3.75.
 MEhCERIZED TAPESTRY PORTIERS, heavy fringe top and bottom new line colors, 50 inches wide, yards long Regular price 5000. Special Sale price, 6.75.
 CORDED and FRINGE POR- TIERS, mercerized in all the new colors, 50 inches wide, yards long. Regular price $15.00. Special Sale price, 9.75.
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Knitted Circular Shawls for Christmas
 Presents.
Presents.

LADIES' CIRCULAR SHAWLS, made of good quality zephyr, hand made, neat size for headwear, full circle, shell pattern, deep borders of mixed tones of pink or blue, very neat; regular value 98c.
 Special Christmas Price, 75c. LADIES' CIRCULAR SHAWLS, made of good quality zephyr, hand made, large size for shoulder wear, full circle, shell patterns, double
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Musical Hits of the Day, Only 23C
 a Copy.

When We Were Two Little Boys. A Wise Old Owl. The Voice of the Hudson. There Are No Fields of Cotton There.
 Bashful Jane. Bedulia.
 If That's the Landlord, Tell Him I Aain't Home. My Dixie Anna. Dear Old Girl. When Jane and I Were Wed. Down In the Meadow Where the Green Grass Grows. Would You Kindly Hum Old Home Sweet Home to Me. I Didn't Mean to Tell You.
 Instrumental Laughing Water Soul of the Rose (Waltzes). Two Honeys. Africana.
 all&:lont-Reverie. Under Southern Skies. A Kangaroo Hop. One Life, One Love-Waltzes. Olivia-March. The Watchmaker-March.
 Special Lovey Mary, characteristic fo piano. Our price 25c. Published 1t o0e.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-13

 JAPANESE DRAWNWORK in Doilies. Tray Cloths, Squares, Bu- reau and Sideboard Scarfs--
 Doilies from 25c up.
 Squares from 1.25 up.
 Scarfs from 1.75 up. JAPANESE DRAWNWORK and Embroidery in Pure Linen Doilies, Squares, Tray Cloths and Scarfs. Every piece of these goods is strict ly handmade, designs and patterns being exquisite
 Doilies from 85c up.
 Squares from 1.19 up.
 Bureau and Sideboard Scarfs
 2.25 up.
 BEAUTIFUL HANDMADE Ten eriffe Doilies, Centers, Squares and Scarfs-
 Doilies from 35c up.
 Centerpieces from $50 up.
 Squares from 500 up.
 Scarfs from 500 up. THE NEW GERMAN EMBROID- FRY WORK in is attract ing no small attention. This Der lin Hand Embroidery is decidedly new and very durable; Squares and Scarfs to match. Squares 3Ox3l inches, Scarfs 18x54. Price, each, $50 to GOO.
 PILLOWS, TABLE COVERS and Centerpieces of velvet. appli- oued in burnt leather The effect is very rich and novel. One can not but appreciate the vast amount of labor in these pieces Of art work at the prices they are offered at
 Centers, 20x20-inch, 800.
 Squares, 36x36, at 15.o0.
 Pillows to match at from
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 lent, too:
 5.oo to 1000.
 STAMPED MT. MELLICK, in great variety of patterns on genu- inc Mt. Mellick cloth Prices from '10c up to 1.75.
 MT. MELLICK Material, by the yard. S5c.
 CORTICELLI TINTED PILLOW Tops, borderings are perfect; out lining is all that is necessary. Prices 35c and soc.
 NEW RAFFIA EMBROIDERY in Pillow Tops and Centerpieces, material with each piece, at 5ocand 100, each, complete.
 soc Velvet Pillow Tops, Monday, 39c.
 SOC Lithograph Pillow Tops, Monday, 35c.
 ORIENTAL DRAPERIES, splen- did opportunity to select Drapery for your cosy corners.
 INDIAN BEAD WORK, get in line every lover of art is inter- ested in this work; 5c buys you a book telling all about the home of the originarbead workers, and giving all directions for using the Apache Beadwork Loom. We have styles in Looms, 25c, 39c and soc. Complete stock of Beads, not withstanding the great demand for these goods we can supply the full assortment of colors.
 SWING BOXES for the little miss; cannot please the little daughter more than to buy her a pretty work box, a complete little outfit from 25c up.
 SATIN PIN CUSHIONS for GOV ering with lace and ribbons, all shapes and shades, from 15c up.
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the goods represented.
 DOLL WIGS, real hair, beautiful large curls, dark and light shades, at 1.25.
 LARGE PARISIAN HAIR PINS, from 25c up.
 REAL HAIR BRAIDS, $1.00 value, at 75c.
 REAL HAIR BRAIDS, $2.00 value, at 1.75.
 POMPADOURS, from 15c to 2.25.
 FANCY SKELETON COLLARS, 25c to soc.
 PLAIN SKELETON COLLARS, 10c to 25c.
 soc SUPPORTERS for ladies, satin pad and belt; special, 25c. SCISSORS, good steel, all sizes, regular soc values; special, 25c. LADIES' HOOK-ON SUPPORT FRS, pair to the box, all shades, extra heavy 3-row fancy silk web- ping, large bow of ribbon and ster- ling buckles an exquisite gift, at 300.
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FANCY NEEDLE BOOKS, TOT Christmas gifts, most complete Needle Book ever shown, needles for all purposes, 25c to 75c each. POCKET KNIVES, of the best quality steel, and handles of horn, stag, ivory and pearl, from 25c to 1.75.
 MANICURING SETS, in leather cases, complete outfit, from 2.25 up.
 STAR" SAFETY RAZORS, in Morocco cases, handsome Christ mas gifts to any gentleman.
 FANCY SUPPORTERS, in satin lined boxes, and beautifully em- broidered, from 1.50 up.
 SHELL HAIR ORNAMENTS for Christmas gifts, handsome pair of Side Combs from 5c up, and Back Combs to match from Soc up.
 HAIR RETAINERS, from 25c up.
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If there was a better candy in the world we'd sell it. but there isn't-so we sell Huy- ler's-leave orders now for holidays. Doster- -Northing- ton Drug Go.
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not quite so expenslVely made.
 A Brown Chantille Lace, in brown and bisquet color over light blue foundation, with brown veil ing of chiffon, exact copy of Pac- quin, made to sell for $125.00 and cannot be duplicated for less. Price $500.
 Champagne 3-piece Suit-Coat, Waist and Skirt-with lace garni- lures, made to sell for $225.00. The coat for 5000, the suit 10000, or 1.50.00 for pieces.
 Black and Cream Lace Suit, with velvet leaves, the most striking
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border of pink or blue, fancy cen ter, very neat; regular price $1.25.
 Special Christmas Price, 98c. LADIES CIRCULAR SHAWLS, 5 made of the best quality wool yarn, handmade, large size for shoulder wear, full circle, loop stitched pat tern, with deep fancy shell pat tern edge of pink or blue, one of the best styles in stock; regular price SIPS.
 Special Christmas Price, 1.48.
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Foot Stools

ROUND FOOTSTOOL, with iron feet, gilded, covered with good quality carpet. Special, each, 69c.
 SQUARE FOOTSTOOLS, with even feet, gilded, covered with good quality carpet. Special, each. 98c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-13
Fruitless Quest.

From the Augusta Herald.
 Worry" said the author. 'fs the plague of genius. but it hasn't reached my brain yet" Perhaps" suggested listener, Tt got tired looking for it.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-13
Some Show Gowns That Make Excellent Gifts

Early in the season we bought number of elaborate and beautiful gowns for the sake ofustrang something to the ultra styles that would be worn this winter The gowns beyond question superior to anything ever brought south They have however served our purpose and because of this and the season being ae we have put them on sale at less than they cost us.
 which would readily bring 3O00O York if made to order, priced by us at 22500-ts marked L25
 gown that would just readily bring 20OO0 New York, marked by 12O0a than marked $500
 that would have 220O York marked by 15000 it's marked 10000
 Here's brief description of these besides others
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Carpet Sweepers

BISSELL'S Carpet Sweepers are the best made, Cyco bearing, finish in South American Mahogany or Oak, at 300 to $50.
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Silk Waist Patterns.

Waist Patterns, large quantity cially selected for gift-giving. Each One lot marked for 4 yards, 219.
 One lot marked for 4 yards, 295.
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of plain and fancy weavos, espe waist worth from 3.75 to 7.50.
 One lot marked for 4 yards, 385.
 One lot marked for 4 yards, 45O.
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Dress Patterns for DOmestiCs.

Seven yards of choice Dress Goods that were 75c to 100 yard-a put up in pattern lenghsa whole tablefu to select from Black in the Black Goods Department Seven yards for LOO
 Seven yards for 2.OO
 Seven yards for 3.5O
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Drapery Materials

Satin Russo, 50 inches wide, in blue and green, per yard, soc.
 Mercerized Figured Repps, all colors, 50 inches wide, per yard, 100.
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Boys Clothing Department.

We particular attention Boys Eton Suts-con ssng Bouses Norfolk and Russian effect Colors-ed imperial blue and brown and in Brster Brown Christmas presents Prices 600 zoo Sizes 2
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Leather Goods.

Our assortment of Automobile and Carriage Bags is the largest and most complete in the entire South We cate to all demands. We carry automobile and carriage bags from 05 Q E 0O
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Gifts in the Notion Department.

little odds and ends that make nice gfts and tn moderate the quality of the goods represented
 TANCv beautif
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Curtain Poles

CURTAIN POLE, fit. long, with white metal ends ana brass brack- cts. Special, each, 15c.
 EXTENSION Rod Brass, good heavy tubings. Special, each, 1oc.
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gown of the year, made to sell for $225.00. The price now 115.o0. White Open Coat, was $S500. Now 5000.
 Embroidered Lace Coat, chiffon lined, was $85.00. Now 5000. Black Taffeta Coat made to sell for $35.00. Price 20.00
 Black Taffeta Coat, made to sell for S32.50 Price 1900.
 Black Visiting Suit, made of eolian cloth, made to sell for $60.00. Price 42.5o.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-13
Screens.
Rope Portiers
Cretons, SilkaIines, Denims

We have dapey designer cutter and hanger direct exclusive decorative New York; better prepared submit drawings and properly dpees than before We give of new
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-13
Couch Covers.

50 inches wide, 3 yards long, fringe all round. Oriental Bagdad effects, worth $4.00 each At 2.98. FANCY SILLY Satin Damasks, all the new colors, per yard, 200. FRENCH REPS Damasks and plain colored Velours, a yard, 2.50.
 Screens.
 THREE-PANEL Screen, filled with silkoline, it. high, either oak or mahogany. Special, each, esc.
 Rope Portiers
 BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS, with the new Chenille Rope, all colors Large enough for double L.ors, 500, $50 and 1000.
 Cretons. Silkalines, Denims One lot Silkolines, regular price 15c. Special Sale price, 100.
 One lot Silkolines, regular price 10c. Special Sale price, Sc.
 One lot Cretons, regular price 20c. Special Sale price, 12Lac. One lot Denims, regular price 20c. Special Sale price, 12Tac.
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Evening Gauzes for Holiday Balls and Festivals
 Evening Nets values represented 5O yard coors white and black included Monly only 75
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Mattings

GOOD STRIPED COTTON Warp Japanese Mating, regular price 200. Sale price, a yard, lie.
 GOOD CARPET PATTERNS, Cotton Warp Japanese Mating, regular price 25c. Special Sale price, 15c.
 GOOD CARPET PATTERNS, Cotton Warp Japanese Mating, regular prlce BOG. Special Sale price, 17Iac.
 BEST FANCY JAPANESE Mating, cotton warp, regular price 40c. Special Sale price, 25c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-13
Arr Department Suggests Christmas Gifts

lot of desirable and appropriate and practicable gifts that ent considerable amount of sentiment, too:
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-06-11
improving His Store

F. C. Robins. the grocer, is clean
ing house al the store, painting. deco
rating and getting ready for the busy
season in every way. The drygoods
department is undergoing similar
changes. and soon the entire store
will wear a changed and greatly i'm
proved appearance.
Realizing the advantages OF a we'll
lighted store over a poorly illuminat-
ed one, Mr.. Robins has had both
rooms equipped with a full compile
ment of electric lights. ten incandes-
cent globes having been placed II
each room. White paint has been
plentifully used, until the interior
pI esents a new appearance.
Mr. Robins is expecting daily the
arrival OF a large stock Of new goods
all of the latest get-out and best quail
ity. Readers OF the Silver State vii
find his announcement and particular;
OF these lines as soon as the goods
arrive. Watch for the ad. II vii
pay you to do so.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-06-11
LIGHTNING'S
QUEER FREAK

trains which went through at the
rate of dozen or so a day up to a
short time ago.
G. P. Griffith arrived on the stage
this afternoon from Paradise. He has
been in that vicinity for few days
past, taking orders for monuments.
John Ross. the Idaho mining man.
who is spending the summer here.
returned this afternoon from a trip
through the southern part OF the
county.
W. A. Brown and Chris Wolf re-
turned on No. this morning from
Virginia City, where they attended
the Masonic grand lodge as delegates
from the Winnemucca lodge and chap
ter They were royalty entertained
by the Virginia people, and state that
the session of the grand lodge was
one of the best attended and most
gratifying in every respect OF any held
for many years.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-06-11
Making Extensive Changes

Having recently purchased from the
First National Bank the drug store
property. including the lot and build
ing, Brown Bros. are now fixing the
store up to suit their ideas OF modern
and convenient arrangement Chris
Wolf has built commodious room for
them on the rear end Of the building
which will be used as store room,
and will greatly relieve the crowded
condition OF the store A freight ele-
vator is being installed 10 assist IN
handling the immense stock of goods
Kept in the basement, and as soon
as the new improvements are com
pleted the store will be altered II
appearance and arrangement A
heavy linoleum will be laid over the
entire floor. The proprietors OF the
store are popular, hustling, progres-
slve business men, and their prosper
ity is richly deserved
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-06-11
Discrepancy in Record

According to the session laws OF
the last legislature, as printed and
published. it is unlawful to maintain
hcnses of prostitution within four
hundred yards of church. but ae-
eording TO the journal of the same
hody. il appears that no such law
was passed: that the Law was passed
nv the house. in which il originated.
nroyided that the distance should be
two hundred" and not -four hun
dred" as shown by the printed laws
of the session
How will the conflicting record be
reeonciled: what constitutes viola
ton of the statute. and what Is 10
govern the officers Of the law in case
OF an alleged violation, are questions
that are apt 10 prove bothersome ID
the future.