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The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-02-19

years, it is not likely that they will |
ever enjoy themselves; any better than |
they dit OF tn" farm. ~ %,l the pta-
bic Sights we knew 81 ,ir uiuSl 50 iS !
the old farmer vibrating back and |
forth between the house and the store.
The loaiin% place about town. restless.
uneasy. and hardly Knowing what to
do with himself from morning till
night. one day is just like another.
Talk about tn" monotony OF farm life.
rh" munolony Of city life us it pre-
>"nt> itself Ia the farmer who has sold
out and gone there to live is absolutely
h"y"nd description.
And then. what Il difference between
Iii" fresh. pulr air and food OF the
/ country and THAI of the city! There
used IL 80 Inlk fresh and sweet from
Ia" COW, Vegetables right from the
! 2r"un! fruit. berries anu eggs Just
| hf"u@ht in. Now everything is stale
! Aud hardly "udurahlr to the man who
Ni"W> Wha; fresh farm produce is.
, What Wui!'irT il in Il little while hr
r""ju> 'o 'ru@ for the old home life.
l;Ul il !, j0r latte POW. The little nest
49, '''' ..'s .'i> WHO iiilNt NiNt'l NN
by tn" W""N uu the farm some way
I has d>"it t'a@"i 10y pircrmrnI until
BOW he 'r...I u" buy back the farm
II liz Wah'",i :" ever SO bad. Taxes.
waiter r"u'>. fu"l AMI repairs Keep up
Il constant ,,mHWiug 1T the little store
! i"rhhpS t!"r" r"N h" sickness. which
cats Il LII" hole into thr surplus. The
uih n;tu and his wife SEQ now thai thrv
viii lo we'll if lhry save enough out
81 III" farm - "ivr lhrm Il decent
burial when their time romrS.
'IlMc 80 ia" Old homo fnril. If
STRENGTH fails ami YOU SEQ That yo. can
Il" longer N""p things up rs in The
days of m"uh"nI'> prime. hire some
ON" To Il" th" heavy work. lri oui some
of The plow land. hut keep your hand
| on the helm. BE MASTER Of your own
! farm. 1t will hr Il home to ynu It's Ions;
! rs Eon Will want Il home in thiS world
! Perhaps YOU may have some good son
! q" daughter who would come ON The
iarm and ,ln the hard work. IC 81.
YOU are happy. indeed: but keep the
| deed in your own name. Perhaps it
| will he better to lruild IL separate house
| for them. Both Of YOU may br the
| happier for that. Anyway. keep your
! hold on things all the way through
And The old place will shelter and
! bless YOU I'll the end. E. l.. Vincent. in
New York Tribune Farmer.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-02-19
Publisher ms u Robber Chief.

\t Budapest tho police have arrested
notorious gang Of thieves. They were
all in evening dress and were lcavin:.
concert hall. Their chief is u nuh
llSher. and the gang includes Il lawyer
Il bank clerk and Sergeant in II Hun
garian infantry regiment.
Their dcprcdationS have been carried
on for months. Houses in all parts Of
the city have been broken into. inrlud.
ing Prince OdcScalchi's mansion and
many jewelers. shops.
The chief sufferers. however, vor,
the Hungarian regiment mentioned
aooVe, whose quarters were robbed
day after day. The whole regiment
had been confined TO barracks ror
weeks in CONSEQUENCE I Iondon NIoi,
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-02-19
stand by tho J;nru,

every littlr while we hear Of some
farmer who has sold the old place and
moved away TO town io spend the rest
or his days. Ii always gives lis Il sad
frcling to learn OF these departures.
SAD not only because we miss the old
familiar faces. but more so for the rro.
son that we do n0l believe that those
friends are going TO find the happjnrSs
they anticipate. Ii means II great deal
FOR man past the meridian of life to
tear up the ties which have bound him
to the farm all his life long and move
away TO the city. We have known |
many instances where men have done |
ms and soon gone to their Ion. homes
The change from the free. active Iifc
out OF doors to the Scdcniary life of
the city quickly undermined thcjr
health and they soon passed away.
3ut even if they do live good many
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-02-19
Light Colorcd Tnficta Dire

Light rOlOrrG talf'rt"S are V
in prrroudrrancr for cvrnin
The other nigh; Il! Il fashion
taurnni Il pink tattrln was $,
hudirc. pouchcd back and +!
almost covered with beautiful
Of heavy make. I'hc sleeves
thn were entirely OF lac" i
which n;Sn wen, dnWn The ioI
cus skirt. 'Thi" skirt was vc
iii" hem. with Il nV;dpliri'y
pings and vrinin-S. The Cow
li"hifuily becoming. rs amy
hardness was So!lcnrd by I
sion of beautiful lace.
With reference TO dresses
OF cloth. -c%n;;:;l!s- and Siunilar
III" leading ,ailurS of ,hS7mb
most useful people iu consul
torial ART has very nearly re;
frc,ion. and tn" old idea Of
madr$ has entirely disappear
on outing gowns.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-02-19

The regulations at the Paris p,yv.
tcchnir School are lust now comiu., in
'of good deal "f criticism. "A French
'n'hcr, writing To I.c TENNIS. uuu,rs
the time table for one of the ,loys Of
'"St week. From, this it appears that
Inc young m"n rise al I.:tO a m. and
begin their studies half au hour l,t,r
At I o'clock they 90 to the rjdju-
school. where they rr,nain uu,1 :
"clock. An hour j. then LryuI.l ,o'
breakfast, after which studies mr., r,.
"uihrd nnlntrrruptrdly until luncheon
ut l2.30. Half al, hour j.: allowed i,,.
'ae lnchi. which IL followed bv an
hours 'rccreation.' From 4. D. m
"nul $50 y. M. the young men ar.
again either i'll the classroom or the
lecture hall. with the exception Of sIx,v
minutes military drill. SuDDcr i at
$50 and at " the pupils retire to bed
ihc writer of the letter is OF the orlo.
'oh that even the best of cvustitutionS
must break down under such Il rcpjm,
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-02-19

tensile strength is required. u two by
eight is nearly us good az an eight
inch Sulnr" stick trnonrd nnd fastened
III the post mortiSc with Il pin. In this
frame there Is no inOrtiSr or tcnOnS.
Ihr frame is put together with spikes.
Hay is taken through the open centre
driveway with bridge, or more con.
v"nicntly at end Of barn, where The
centre Is open to The peak. The ad.
vnntages Of this alone arc muuifolL
lhe Illustrations show clearly the
manner or framing any size barn, and
It's wonderful simplicity. All these
arc planned with il basement Fip,
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-02-19

Amid the frost and SNOW ,r :, ,.,.,
icss winter. the Agricultural, Depuri
mcnt. which warns itself in ,b. ,or
nal mildncss Of greenhouses. is fond,y.
rhcrishing specimens of new oron"c.
sent from the Far South. One variety
comes from Miami. Fla. and is the re.
suit Of q cross between the ordinnrv
orange and tangerinc. This fruit
mas rich, sweet flavor suggestive of
inc Oriental orange, while still pre-.
serving something of the steadicr o,,uI.
tiles of the native. This ora npe is die.
"'s''S''eo at a glance by The Drotrud
ing pip and the coarse glands r,o,
'herc IS i" new grapefruit which b,s
attracted much attention. Thi. t,,,i,
contains the natural bitter flavor or IL,
original, Lut, unlike tho ordinary or,no
1ruit, can bc peeled more easily q.
skin dividing into sections. l., co,ou
ana size 1t differs from The ordin,r,,
grapefruit. AS the result of diminished
size and a rind more easily pcclcd #
Is believed that the new f.uit Will npn
n rrHt'v najkNf
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-02-19
Hnta Must BE LnrreI

Picture hats are assuming
proportions. which. OF course.
low when millincrs study Il
proportion. for sleeves are 81,
luminous and muifS are Of
size; consequently, 10 look
must be the same.
The fur t0Qur is much larg,
yorc and trimmed with Il gre
tullc or chiffon. White and
trachan are very popular. &
arc used for larger hats, such :
and brimS Of crminc or Sahl,
fully mixed with velvet ant
and lace, OF course. is often |
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-02-19
4 STRONG HOG HOLDER.

trouble placing this moose. 1t is tight
rn"d when in place hy twisting the
hrlv". There is little danger of the
hogs biting one : hand when using il.
When we use ,hc rontrivunrc on IL
horse that halkS We call il Il per
Sunacr.' In his case il Is used Oh the
under jaw. Ey twisting il mcrcifully
minute. NOR" or loss. the horse viii
start us well lis ever. We used it ON
one nf our horses quite Il number OF
times. Have M use for ii nuw.-~.A. e..
IIihbard in ohio Farmer.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-02-19
TROUBLE,

when the skies arc full of light.
Over ic DIS OF blossoms bright;
while the stars smile down at night
On Il sea like glass.
=. Let no apprehension rise
Tor The tutYrc OvcrniSc:
Never seek with anxious cycs
Shadows i'll the grass:
SORROW meet with Scanty sighs,
1t VIII pass.
il the sullcn wind is drcar,
kccp Il hope uudimmci by fear;
ADD not /" the rain tear,
Murmur no. "AlaS,' 4;
l'c Il soldier. not Il saint
Fighters have not time to faint
Greet the cloud with no complaint.
tlout the irowning mass:
Tn It's brow Il rainbow paint.
1t will pass
Samuel Mnturn Peck. in Boston Tran,
script.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-02-19

SHOWS 0nc.lalf Of Il bent for Il thirty
S'N-fo"i barn. with lwrnty-forr foot
posts, rig. : one bent for thirty-six.
loot harn with SiXtrcn.foot posts. I'm
Fig. is shown the manner of bujldinr
Il Darn Sixty feet wide with posts six.
'c"n feet high from floor to plate. On
'lrSt appearance one would imagine
l't inns frame would spread but if
me reader will study the mathematics
u bracinG he will see that it cannot
''h any weight or pressure which
sfaih crops or hay are likely to give
j. ~. Macdonald, in American Agrjcul |
EriSt.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-02-19
For u Kuinv HnU

An umbrella is II thing IL
one, man. woman aud child, a
Ihcy are HOt supposed to pOS>
character, as they are Il ncccs.
ar than an Ornil mental adiu
tile woman Of individuality
i i'm this detail Of he" tout
rs well HS in Ill others. Their
tincl fashions in umbrellas,
is always sufficient latitude fo
play OF personal taste. The y
now lS for Il tone similar. to til
gown. and in handles ihr ter
toward simply chased silver {;
or the natural wood.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-02-19
"ris, Don't Look Eabyi,

Girls, Don't Look Eabyi.
or all the wcapons in ,nr ".
llllhr arsenal the most natr
'abF stare! Il wish | had ON
the clever girl cnviouslvnSsn,
the couple on the pier. ~
woman out there sits with
innocent face in the tcudrv Il
waning moonlight. AND lu.
That un>uSp"rtin% your~
pleading of Il pair of childish
rnOu%h to melt "A Stoue"
"What does she want of hin
ihink!" asked her amused o
.iuSting her wrap about hcv ST.
Il don't know. One of the
things that women like fr,
theatre invitations. love. sym
motor car rides. it's all the :,
whatever it is the baby sta
for her. \ mau looks down
diZZN. innocent depths and
Srr> all that is good and Sw
eternal feminine and Gets hrl
wants."
and them"
I'll" wakes up arlrr a wi
never trust Il woman will
stare. She is sure 10 hc cold
ing and dccciiful to y dent
down in the strata Of hum;
for any known expert 20 rXpl,
"SEr is selfish. and havin
herself. thai is Ill she both,
Men think they are such fine
| human na,lirr. especially "
turc. but the best arc often
most 81 nSily by Il Designing '
she has The baby stare. -
! News.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-02-19
FARM s.
q MATTERS.
1" hn"w What the Farm i Doing.

10 Know What the Farm i Doinr
ih"rr Is large field FOX IN" farmer
10 work over in order to lind uul what
the receipts and expenses are. The
FARMER Knows the price he received for
his butter. bu, he may moi know til"
cost. 1t is not difficult to arriv" at AN
'h'iila'c oil the cost Of amy artici" it
accounts are kept. Progressive iarm-
"rS keep an account with each animal.
weighing their food and cllaryin" lhrrr.
Tor. Even the fields are entered in 4
p"ok ana accounts kept with thrn
IL Is extra work, but il is the only WAY
10 Know what the farm is doing.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-02-19

McrrtriZch nuinSOOk. a :,
finished cotton goods. is ono Of
: sons materials for chiIiren's :
Crepe de rhrnr is more II
popular. and there are fancy
rrepeS TO add :, novelty to thi,
goods.
| TN" single ostrich feather, IN
est and most luxurious form
FOR conspicuous ornament on
the large picture hats.
Some touch OF gold appear
very latest model gowns, and
fhcrr is so little Of it It adds
IN" scheme Of decoration
with gnnzy evening frock,
"ilit". pompadOur vclveis n
artificial roses. very silky H
are sometimes employndGn
with pretty effect.
The combination of Il lace rr
Il FUR brim is Il rrruucnt fcau
iincry for drcSSirSi wear. and
imnl heads and tails deck wal
or both airy and stout matcri
\ Japanese wrapper. made
soft figured silk waddcI an
is II novelty for The little y,
season. kimono styles for no,
ana gowns give the small
quaint appearance and are ..
BonnctS for little girls are ..
tuckH and pIcats IL
ma are deeply frilIcd abou ..
ma around thc bottom. Ar
~ r0Scftc or small turf OF i.
these dainty bcIonSi
lille folks.
Thc barbHric custom Of
helpless infant in heavy X 50"
nee covering has given W IL
Sc Of silk or chiffon sclc 4"
Ially for this purpose. '".
lain or finely spriggcd, cde WIZ.
Clicatc lace heading, thrOl D WI
nby ribbon Is drawn, and J. u'a'" 4"
on each side. Thcs ii' ~
place over The cap wit j'NE'
MS.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-02-19
\ PrRCti"nl Hoy Holder

We take AN IN lrlvr thai is useless
'oF 'hA' p'lrp'!>r any more. Saw OF
the para that WAS in the IN and lrur"
Il lhr"".utlarirr-inrh hole i'm :hr Hat
part remaining. ahnui two iirhrS from
III" "nu. lml y ROPE or ror,l. Of SlIf-
hrIrnt length L" mali" Il loop ri::hi or
ten inches l"n". through the hu!, IN
III" hrlrr ami ii" Tie ends In"rtnrr
IN Il >Ullarr knot There i very i;iilr
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-02-19
Tic Eiy liOunii Collar.

or every conceivable style u
seen on every imported gown.
diStS do not finish frOck tn,
without the round collar which
well ont ON the shoulder and I,
to the sleeves. sometimes even
ing the line by swelling out int
below the elbow,
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-02-19

All tho great universities show large
Gains in attendance this year over pre-
N:ouS records. As Il barometer "h'N'r-
Sitv attendance is good indication "i
the financial condition OF the country.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-02-19
Corset Clasps to Date

The clasps Of the up-tO-dar
are studded with turquoise, <:
rhinrSt0nrS. according to whr
article itself is embroidered i,
mr.nOiS. roses or white lilurS.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-02-19

another. Nothing rcmancd and Dov
rrty drew near with Il crucl smile
Thr mead of The family, Iupotcut.
bowed his head.
In answer to his wifr'S: "Vhat coull
they TO now, how live for the rcs, of
their days." he answered larunicuilv
Il don't know"
And what is he to do to-day who los,
everything Yesterday.
we must Try FOR a p"uSiuu." $40
said
It have no right to one" hc an
Swrrcd.
'S'ill we can try: perhaps they'll hc
indulgcnt."
lie only drSpaircd Of success.
;" she decided to move in the matter
herself.
h"lorr rntrrnG OH her last undertake
ing this woman looked al herself for 4
long time in the glass
Slr watched her eyes fill several
tunes with tears: several times Hhr
Wal"h"d them change expression and
th"n. putting on Il black dress. she.
placed several papers in II small hard
bag. ana left the house.
NJ the office they listened nuii,rly /,
her demand. hui informed her that
they couldn't push the matter, which
WAS without the slightest foundation,
| anh therefore to du 50 would be TO-
| "ally. to hrfrauh
! She thea solicited audiences of those
on which depended the examination OF
| her application.
S"hl"bchN Thought that. perhaps rs
an exception for her. tn" matter l,isI,
hr Looked into
S>hr WaS refused
she began 10 cry. For the first time
| III her life tears flowed inyoIunluriIy
with mrNprrSSihc rntrraly Shr fixed
her eyes on him who had the bower
and yea refused 10 grant an nulicncr.
she didn't ultrr i wor,l He .r;,n,ru
her request.
Now everything depended on this IN.
i"rvirw.
Tn" ral"d beauty. il," faded silk
dress. III" faded but sill beautiful
eyes. and ut last The tears tie.
uni"' silent tears lrni WORDS To
"Nnr">S I'll" request which slowly
>hiuuE"rCu in her eyes
He" husband wlS saved from i,,...
gary.
!;Ni from that day her trnrS >rcuri
,Ir;rl ia, ,.h,,,u.,,..,,.,
,nil N.h,n h.r .,,,, ,,,
,, ,'''' III ''''.
tear
.r,,.,
,L,.;r ,,,., "''''"', "''' H''''
l,,,u:u. ,hiun. ,r, l,.,.,,
for the, ,,,,,n,,,, ..,,,,.,
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=, inv. l.,., ".''
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WIS '''''' '''''' 'H'' %!AH'HS
.r
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,,,,,,,I;, ,',,I "'' wy" ''''
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'rn,,
-, ''," ''S''' "'N eyes,
,.,.,, ,;,, " wa
,.l, SrIL,nl,. .,,,, ,.',,. ''';- = '''>'
Sno ,,,,.,,,',, ,,n',' ''''
Sh, .,,,,n,,.,,, n'',, .,
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SLn r,,.h',,, -. ''"''"- w.
b,.o.n =, i,,,,,, ,,' "''' ''''
f., .,r,, r,r ,l,, ,,.,,.,,, '''''
u, said /, ,,.,> ~, ,,r,., ,,.,..,,,.,.,
nf hy<trria.
When b,,. lu.h,,,,, .,;,.I a.. ,. |
renewed itself, and ON Irr Inns. !, l.r, :,
chronic. smile.
Whether ,L, lin. y.,r., ii,,,,,,,, ;,,
pain ur whr,h,, ,I,i, n,i, ,,,, 49,
p:,vr oi the tears ,lo, h,L disonnn,rrd
/, w:,> diilicul, ,o ,,r,;Lr bui ,r,,, .h;, |
Sh, ,,,,- , .,,,u ,:n
lived alunr Tx" = mis,n,hrnn. ~,
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-02-19

4 New ENGLAND primer bought Tor
Twelve cents has been sold for S2'0O.
Learning comes high. but our milllon-
nircs are bound to have ii.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-02-19

In commrmorat!on o' the coronation
Durhar'S lG.l3S prisoners har" been let
ont Of Indian .i,ilS. II is almost sad
drniu" to think o; such an army of
men suddenly turned ont to work for Il
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-02-19
The Brace Frame Barn.

With The scarcity "f heavy timhrr
and consequent cost. is il not time
Farmers who ar, to rrrc, barns should
civ" some study to The newer mrthuds
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-02-19

'''"'' ''S"'"'' IN lAVor "i her pre-
'r'''.S '''' "N'rFh"dF, beginning
wy" '''h't 'hh mother ANA ending
W." ''H''''' VISITORS. hHStrn"d t" dry
'",' yves ny '"illS h'r sweet W!ll.
u WIS 't'l"SS''lr h"' /" notice that,
'' f''S'i'' II WaS II" NOR" tn" child
WIN ''''h. h'l IN" 'u'hfr woman. II
WIS even tlnp"S>i'l" not I" perceive
ines" tears could h" compared to ihr
! S''''S "'" rams q" necessary to the
| l'|HA'Sl Tor III" "N'''l'i"H "i Il more
| uIlilrn!i piece oi music.
| III snort. ''i' '"'iu manifested Il tai.
en- Tor 'rN!h-.
''"' h'N' "'''f i quarrel with her
! '"'lr 'r"'H'|. I" Mi'"'n Sh" had been
most "niuSi. >h" WAS /" l." punished.
| Ih' N'rH '"f pretty bite eyes looked
| III And. ~ usual. h"::An 10 ill with
'""'> '&'i."> >'''= IT, their depths nil the
| Si"i":r..i al :: iG;t.rv hr" parents. nm.
'hNi'"tiii~N aill without tur;hrr in.
u'IirN. iuuiNhrl h"r iun"rrnl little
hr"'h" '"U!'l ~U"h eyes ;"ll lies:
She U'"!"r>t'rI. this tim" ncl;rr than
| ever, NhAi II H"Ini !" know h"w 20
| cry. AH,i '.'r'f'!"d iul the iuturr To pruiit
>''li more widely NY The gin.
once. ""nN inc h hy facts. h"r mother
!i;'i>hrl her without NIyinG attention
!" her tears a',l beautiful innocent en-
PRECISION. TIL" &irl endured this affrunl.
she even stopped crying hut when hey
father returned home the fears .;t!.
cred in her eve, once more.
"Wiiai'S she CRYING about ;" In. asked
"Sllr l,iS been Il unl,-h,y .irl. nv.
iSh"u her.
IIrr falhrv unjv shr,l...rrh his suoul.
dcrS: the nnu~liv rirl uidu', .ov !,
word.
After dinner 4h. wru ,o hcr rn,hcr's
study. She looked nj him. hcr cvrs
filled with tears. and sh, ,urnrL AWAY
to gaze on, Of the winduw. Sh. h,,,
been shamrfullv ill-uSrd
Her father wen, to her mother, ,rn,v
hnt IL long discussion, For many ,,v.
| AFTER they didn't speak 10 each othrr
at dinner.
Srvru years passed.
The tim" for coullrlrv unu dress had
| arrived Each new dress ,,s, I'm, :,
f"w tears.
Her beautiful eyes had become sill
mnre enchanting. and their chances
were 50 used to deal on, muSt,,r. tho,
'h'noE '"rH cost h"r hu' lhil" trouble
VI '"or'. iheh cam" Il "'riSir" day.
y r'riI and h'ndS"nlr young man
",'''" up ~ 'h' mousse. NJ FIRST he
'"'? '"'"' '"r papa OH hiSlh"SS hili
H''''S ''' '"'a"'h"' "anYh'"r he h"=nu
~ ,'''N ill., "','' )" on
',"" '>''' '!' gave II" par'Itular sign
W. "'H ."''"''"''H' H''" H''' "ri'rihlnrd
'" '''''"'''' '"' H''nh''"'' SIN con
''"'h'"S anguish
', W. '' ''''' ''r eyes h'''l "''h tears.
" NV '""'' ",S',''' 'n' 'h'rh' ana en-
80 '''>' '"'l''f e''S: IN
n n,' l'""'"' "t"''H "'F" i"r'"p'iol"
49," W. .''''''r W "N'' I'll" S''"$El" or
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Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-17

While we are on the sub iect of dress goods, a navy blue voile, AZ inches wide, at 65c a yard, is worth speaking about. And navy blue is one of the best colors of the season.
 A cream white canvas cloth, AZ inches wide, at zoe a yard, is another of the new dress stuffs. You'll see lots of suits made of of this sort of goods worn this summer-espec1ally if you are going to the sea. shore.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-17
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of James G. Squires, de ceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the un- dersigned administrator of the estate of James c. Squires. deceased. to the creditors of and all persons having claims against said deceased. to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within four months after tfe first publication of this notice to the said administrator at Naco, Ariz., the same being the place for the trans action of business of said estate, in said county of Cochise.
 Quin J. Anderson.
 Administrator of the estate of
 James G. Squires, deceased
 Dated this 10th day of February, 1903. 2-13-4w
Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-17

Our formal.Millinery Open ing will take place Wednes- day and Thursday, April Ist and 2nd. Easter Sunday falls on April 12th this year, sothe opening will be in plenty oi time.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-17
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Tomorrow we shall show for the first time some new dressing sacques and kimonas. made of colored lawns and trimmed with plain white lawn.
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 Already women have begun to call for the lightweight dressing sacques, and these are so pretty and low priced, they ought to be gone in a few days.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-17

The dress goods problem is greatly simplifed this sea- son. If you want what's cor rect your choice sinners down to the open mesh sorts-et- amines, voiles, canvas cloth,
 Our stock ofthe dress goods is not so large as 1t IS ex- elusive and hne-and after all, that's what most women care most for.
 Fr III SI.I5 to SI.75 ayard.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-17

"Sole agents for Dunlap Hats" IS about the best and briefest way to advertise them. About every man knows about them and how they compare with every other hat in the land-.-or rather, .. how other hats failto compare with them.
 Hanan shoes Is another name to conjure with. How many men there are who won't buy a shoe unless they can see the name of "Hanan" sewed on the inside, or on the strap.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-17

Star shirts. They make a great trio. Star shirts are to other shirts what Dunlap hats and Hanan shoes are to other hats and shoes. We are al- ready showing the new pat terms, materials and styles for Spring. From SI.5o to S2.5o each.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-17

St. Patrick's Green Neck wear. Four-in-hands, tecks, and band bows, SOC each, club ties, 35c--all of the proper shade of green for Tuesday, the 17th of March. Every man who is going to the dance will want one.
 Green silk Shamrocks, 2 for sc