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Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-02-12
ocAL AND PERSONAL.

W. J. Eakin who is an Old time
friend Of his,
Parties who want notices
inserted in this paper must de-
,;vor same on Thursday, the
latest, ON Friday we have our
form made up and cannot be-
Gin to tear anything down.
The Spraying calendar for
Washington is now ready. and
will be sent free on application.
address, e. A. Bryan, President,
agricultural College, Pullman,
Wash.
H. A. Hover has sold the fur
niture in she Hotel Hover to
!. F. Penn, formerly proprietor
pf the Merchant Hotel at Gar
ield. Mr.. Penn has also rented
The building and will in the
future conduct the Hotel.
Attorney o. F. Halcomb and
Sheriff Sherno, from Ritsville
are here looking after their
aland in the valley. They will
Improve considerable Of their
holdings in the spring.
Lost, between the post office
and the kennewick Hardware
Cos. store on Sunday, II ladies
purse containing some money.
Finder will return same to Miss
Hettie Dodson and receive re-
ward,
H. Tweed from Idaho, and
Larry Erikson from Dakota
each purchased from the Ken
newick Land Co. forty acres in
section 10. They expect to To-
cate here and commence i'm
provemen's in the spring.
Quite a number of Kenne.
wickers were at North Yakima
lust week attending the trial of
the party who attempted to
burglarize the safe of the N. P.
Irrigation Co., some five weeks
ago. Among the crowd we're,
Fay F. Dean, Daniel Boyd, DR..
Pallister, o. l.. Hanson and
H. E. Beach.
U. Beck, an old timer in these
parts, committed suicide at Pasco
Monday. He retired to bed
and pulled the covers over his
head and fired his pistol, blow
ing out his brains, the flash of
the powder burned part of his
pillow. 1t is a wonder the fire
did not burn the bedding and
house. He conducted a shoe
shop at Pasco.
War in the East is in progress
and there has been a call in the
United States for 100000 suits
alone from one house in 1903.
This house is the Ed. V. Price,
tailoring Co., and it is represent
ed In kennewick by Scott & Co.
VINO carry a large up to date
stock of clothing, furnishings,
hats, caps, shoes, gloves and
anything that you may want.
Japan has struck the first
olow and war is now OIL between
mat country and Russia, Japan
mas already destroyed several of
Nussla's best battleships and
cruisers, and captured trans.
port ship conveying 1000 troops.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-02-12
Ordinances of the Town of KennewlCk.


fixing holding council meetings.
Be it o,zained byHe Council o1the 7owm Of Aennevich
SECTION l. The council Kennewck reg
uar meeting for the transaction of business the first Tuesday each
month"; the Town Hail. hereby established at the office known the
Office of the Bank Building the town of Kennewick provided
whenever such day falls legal holiday the regular meeting
shall be held the following Wednesday, at the same hour
The of meeting shall be thirty O'Clock
p.
This ordinance shall he force and effect from and
after passage approval and publication the COLUMBIA CuR1ER
general circulation and printed and published in the town
Kennewck Passed by the council February 9t A D.
Approved February 9th, A. d. 1904.
Attest l.. G. MOORE Clerk, tem L. HANSON, Mayor
ORDINANCE No. II.
designating paper
Be it o,ai,ed bytbe Couac1o ftte Tom of Aenmecich
SECTION l. That CuR1ER weekly newspaper of
general circulation printed and published within the limits Of
of Kennewk be and hereby selected designated and made
the official paper of said town.
All ordinances resolutions notices other official
legal required be published by law shall be published i'll the
COLUMBIA CURR1ER.
SECTION g. This and from and after
passage approval and publication i'll the COLUMBIA cuR1HR
newspaper printed and published i'll Kennewick.
Passed by the council February 9TH 1904.
Approved February 9th, 1904
Attest: L" G. MOORE Clerk pro en O. L. HANSON Mayor
ORDINANCE No. III.
An Ordinance creating office Attorney providing
pontmen, the office md defining his duties
Be it oroihed the CO1tncI0 the T01cn Of KenneWch
sEcr1oN l. Town Attorney hereby created and
tablished.
SECTION The attorney shall be appointed by the
subject to the by council in the
scrbed the Session Laws of the State
Washington.
SECTION g. The when appointed under the
visions shall hold office during the pleasure of the
time and appoint his
removal notice writing shall be served
attorney and said notice together with statement
removal signed by the shall be filed with the town
clerk of time in the office of
town attorney herein provided shall be the duty the
MAYOR regular meeting of the council to
point competent attorney fill such which appoint
subject confirmation herein provided and shall file
written notice of such appointment with the clerk
SEcr1oN a. the attorney to advise the
town all legal pertaining to the bust
request othe
committee and Defend behalf OF
said town any against shall be his duty
Continued in Supplement
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-12-28
CASE
GOES OVER
Attorney Ashford Wants
a Week to Make
Tests.

The habeas CORPUS case of the al
legged leper. Mikala Kaipu, went over
for a. week in the United States Dis
trict Court yesterday because Attor-
ney c. w Ashford claimed that the
methods of the physicians for the
Board of Health in determining the ex-
istence of leprosy in a patient were
altogether out of date.
1t seems that there was some diff
Guilty in getting a white doctor to ac-
company the Japanese physicians
whom it was desired should make an
examination of the suspect, and the
Japanese did not want to undertake
physician was present at the time.
Finally, DR.. Day said that he would go
with DR.. Uchida to make the exam
ination, provided the court would or
der him to do go.
The order was made accordingly. and
then Mr. Ashford came into court yes
terday and asked that the matter go
over for one week more because, as
he claimed. DIR. Day said that he had
a new method for determining the ex-
istence OF leprosy in a patient, which
was entirely different from the meth
cd adopted by the Board but which,
according to Mr.. Ashford, was a much
more determinate method
Attorney General Andrews opposed
the granting of the continuance, argu-
ing that there was already abundant
medical testimony of the existence of
leprosy in the suspect, and that all the
doctors had declared themselves salts
fed with the official manner of making
tests. Mr.. Andrews, moreover. argued
that the case had already taken a
great deal of the time of his depart
ment which time, in effect, he thought
had been wasted to no purpose. Judge
Dole nevertheless granted the contin-
uance. and the case went over until
next Tuesday.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-12-28
COURT ORDERS
FOR JANUARY

In the Judiciary Building yesterday,
Judge De Bolt posted the following
orders for procedure in his court dur
ing the January term:
L. All parties in interest are hereby
notified, that, until otherwise ordered,
First Judge of this Circuit Court will
other short matters each morning from
to 10 O'Clock, upon previous arrange
-nent therefor.
2. At 10 o'clock a. M, each day (ex-
cept on Mondays of the said Judges
week at Chambers and on Saturdays
jury trials will be taken up and con-
tinued, to the exclusion of all other
matters, for the day.
8. Recess from II m. to 2 p. m.
Court adjourning at 4 p. M, for the
day, unless otherwise ordered.
4. That on the 9Th day of January,
A. .. 1905, at o'clock a. m. sharp, the
First Judge will call the entire Civil
Calendar, todd numbers), for the pur-
pose of having the cases set down as
Ready for Trial in their order or other
proper disposition.
5. That from the 9Th day of Janu-.
airy, 1905. Immediately after the calling
of the calendar, and the 14th day of
January, 1905. from 8 a. m. to IL M,
and p. m. to 4 p. M, the First Judge
will hear demurrers, ex parte motions
and other short matters, upon previous
arrangement therefor, and will also
take up Jury Waived cases in their or
der.
6. On Tuesday the 18th day of Janu-
airy, 1905, at 10 a. M, the Jurors sum-
moned for said term will appear in said
Judges Court Room, at which time the
Court will proceed with Jury trials.
z. The Jury will be excused at 4 p.
m, each Friday. until 10 a. M. Monday
following, except when it is said
judges week at Chambers, when the
Jury will be excused until 10 a. m,
Tuesday following, unless otherwise
8. On Saturdays, from a. m. tic Il
M. motions, demurrers and other mat
tiers, not requiring a Jury viii be
heard.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-12-28
ORPHEUM APPEAL
IS DISMISSED

The Supreme Court yesterday dis
missed the appeal Of the defendant in
the case Of ]. J. Byrne VS.. the. orphe-
UNI Co., Ltd, the ruling being as fol-
lows.
This was an action for assumpsit on
defendants promissory note. sum
mons issued Dec. Ii, 1903, process; was
served Dec. 16. and answer fled Jan.
s, 1904, no order of default having
been entered or moved for. January
plaintiff fled motion for an order
for default based on a certificate Of
the clerk dated Jan. 6 that more than
twenty days had elapsed since the SER
vice and that the defendant hal not
filed any pleading other than paper
entitled an answer in which a general
denial of the allegations of plaintiffs
declaration, dated Jan. 6.
On Jan. 8 the court fled an order
that no pleading had been filed with
in the time allowed by law. the an
swers filed Jan. 6 not being such as
required. and ordered the defendant
declared in default, the clerk being
authorized to enter a judgment for de-
PENDANTS claim. Defendants motion
to file a verified answer was denied
The defendant appealed from the or
der. ruling and Judgment.
The decision per curtain holds that
the order for defi,ult was authorized
by the showing made, and it does not
appear that there was any abuse of
discretion in refusing to open the de-
fault, no meritorious defense having
been suggested other than a verified
answer.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-12-28
An Enjoyable Outing.

The most attractive days outing is
that afforded by the excursion down
the railroad line. The HALEIwA
LIMITED, a first-class train. leaves
Honolulu every Sunday morning at 1922
o'clock making the run in two hours,
the rate for round trip being only 50 90.
From 1922 a. m. until $40 D. m. is
spent at the beautiful HOTEL HA-
LEIWA, with fresh and salt water
bathing. tennis, golf drives and walks,
shooting or fishing and you are back
in town at 1910 O'Clock in the even
ing. o
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-12-28

Ship and General B1acksmithing.
Brass Goods, Pipe and Fittings, Bur
rows Wire Screens.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-12-28

THE FUNDAMENTAL LAW OF
HAWAII. Bound in law calf, sent
postage prepaid, to any address in the
United States for IS a copy.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-05-12

|. from Kamiah, where they located
;. some weeks ago.
Sewing machines and supplies.
E Orders filed by mail. James Prout
: Supply House, All Main street,
Lewiston, Idaho.
Why use blue stone, which only
| retards the growth Of smut, while
formalin destroys it. Bowlby has
formalin for sale.
Wood hauling will commence in a
week or two and the prevailing
price per cord is five dollars for
sixteen inch wood.
B. J. Fike and family and w. F.
Johnson and family left today for
Waterloo, Iowa, where they will
spend the summer.
Clark Harding and family re-
turned to Lewiston last Saturday
after six months stay in Penn
sylvania and Ohio.
A dance viii be given in Wilson's
hall Saturday evening, May IA, for
the benefit of the base ball team.
Everybody welcome.
Bronze grass seed for sale at &c
per pound as long as supply lasts.
This is the real Bromus Inirmus
seed. B. J. McRae.
WOOD FOR SALE-Four foot and
sixteen inch wood for sale, located
one mile west of Ramey's old mill
site. Isaah Abbott.
Home Restaurant for rent. Best
equipped building for this business
IN the city. Renter can have
possession March 20.
Work on the ball ground is pro- /
crossing rapidly this week. A large
orce is working to have everything 3
n shape by Saturday. Y
have opened up a second hand {
tore in the old building and would b
'e pleased to meet all my old pa
rons. S. N. Berray. O
If your horse is lame get its feet Il
tended to before you haul your P
rain and save the horse and time. al
,rengel & McLennan.
L. E. Sallady and R. L. Spiker to
Iere in attendance this week at the CT
ieeting of the Implement Dealers b.
ssociation in Lewiston. N
c. w. Nelson, agent for Ketten- pr
ach Company, buys all kinds of
rain at the highest market prices. ne
flee in Farmers State Bank. Sc
J. A. Schultz, T. M. Mockler and yo
rank Graham left Monday morn &c
6 for the Big Bend country, in pa
'ashington TO investigate stock Gu
'nge in that section.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-05-12
NEZPERCE CASH STORE
SPECIAL SALE!
Groceries, Etc.

l 10. can mince meat lie
8 boxes axle grease 2Sc
Violet mush 10c
Grape nut i5c
Celluloid starch l0c
Soc can Crescent baking powder 20t
Arbuckles coffee 15c
Oysters D cans Csc
Peaches i0c
Oregon prunes 7c
Dried apples l0c
White beans &c
IL gallon baking molasses SOC
Ia 10. cream tarter 10c
IA ID. cloves SC
Summer Goods at Cost
81 lie pretty lawn zoe
zoe pretty lawn lac
zoe fancy goods l0c
zoe linen suiting II lie
zoe white dress duck f0c
Ladies' summer pants Csc
Lady's fine wash silk waist 81
Summer waist SOC
Hats at Cost
$3.50 ladies' hat now S2.25
So ladies' hat now S1.75
81 mems hats now ST.
$3.50 mems hats now $50
Shoes at Cost or Less
ladies' Fine Kid 7sc, S1.10, Sf.25
81 so and So
tents Shoes Csc, 81, S1.25, S1.50
and So
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-05-12

closed until Sunday, May %. Thi.
action was taken to give the libra,
rian a much needed vacation. All
books when due may be left at hel
residence. first door east of the
library.
G. w. Robinson, who spent a
few months here last year in the
employ of the Eilers Piano House,
is again in our midst. He will re-
main here for some time in the in
terests of the Allen-Gilbert- Ramaker
Company.
The Kamiah-Nezperce stage line
changed hands Monday. passing
under the control of the California,
Nevada & Idaho Stage Company.
The line will be greatly improved
with the addition of new horses, We
hicles etc.
Charles Pomeroy, at one time
resident Of this city, was an arrival
in Kamiah this week from Cushing !.
Oklahoma. DR.. Shavley and fam
lily will visit relatives for few days
in Pomeroy and Lewiston before
arriving here.
F. w. Webster mas $4,000 feet
Of dry shiplap and 100000 feet of
dry rustic. flooring and ceiling lun-
Der now being dressed. Also all
kinds OF demension lumber. Mill 10
Gated four miles west and one-half |
mile south of 10.
LoSToR STRAYED-One bay year
ing horse, bob-tail, star in forehead.
10 prand, and one bay 2-year-old,
yire mark right hand foot, bob-tail, !
tar in forehead A reward Of SIS
will be paid for their return or in
ormatiou leading to their recovery.
!. M. Mockler.
The item in the school notes last
Teek, referring to the pupils who ,
'ere neither absent nor tardy,
hould also have contained the name
Gladys Reinhardt. Gladys was
pupil in Miss Schutte's room and
uring the Isl school days was
ways present and on time.
G. w. Robinson, the well known z
iano tuner, will be In Nezperce for 1
.veral days. This is his third !
.mi-annual trip. ANY one having
amos or organs TO tune will please
ave orders with w. N. Hardwick Z
the postonce. Mr.. Robinson v
III be here until about the 10th. G
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-05-12

For SALE-Cheap for cash, on
almost brand new Plano header
FRANK GRAHAM.
F. Englehorn came up from til
dam Saturday night and spent Sun
day in Nezpercs.
! 2. A. Johnson and IA mily rejoic,
in the arrival of baby boy OF
Wednesday. May IL.
Fong Lee, Chinese Laundry ii
the city property. Hotel and fam
lily washing a specially.
Ralph Mowry arrived Saturday
from Pennsylvania and is visiting
his uncle, Jacob Mowry.
For first-class horseshoeing get
your horse shod at Krengel & Nc
Lennan's, Nezperce, Idaho.
Mrs. E. L. Parker left Tuesday
afternoon for Sigourney, Iowa, to
visit relatives for a few weeks.
w. E. Larson is out with land
buyers every day. If you want to
sell your place list it with him.
For SALE = Heavy and light
horses at the Lewiston Feed Yard,
Lewiston, Ida. Lowe & Gulick.
For SALE-Nice residence prop
erty in choice location in Nezperce.
Enquire of Father Wander Velden.
Christiana Bowman was an arrival |
Monday from California where she
spent the winter visiting relatives.
"Young Champion" is the best
bred horse on tho prairie. He is
the season at the Boss Barn.
S. c. Tupper's family left this
morning for the Lo 10 to remain as
long as repairing is going on at the
dam.
Jacob Mowry and family contem-
plate an extended visit to Mr.. Nov
rvs old home in Ohio in the near
+,
All kinds of contracting and .
building attended to. J. B. Case,
architect and builder, Nezperce, 2
IDAHO.
Play ball The Post Office Store
las received a complete line of
'paulding and Victor Base Ball ,
foods.
Mrs. W. J. Ramey left Friday A
or Pullman, Washington, where she
ill spend month visiting with her b
arents.
Little Virla Wallace, who under @
rent a severe surgical operation in
pokane last week, is expected homo F
! a few days. in
William Gains and family will v
lortly move back to Nezperce r.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-05-12
Ball game Saturday
Are we going to celebrate?

A S-~~
Are we going to celebtate7
Formlin kills smut. Bowlby ha
it.
Secure your fresh vegetables a
Whetstone's.
"Young Champions colts are thu
Lest on the prairie.
United States court is in session
at Moscow this week.
A first class organ for sale cheap
at the Second Hand Store.
Formalin, the smut destroyer, for
ale by Bowlby Pharmacy.
Go to the Kamiah Trading Com
pany for your hog fencing.
Born, to the wife of c. D. Thomas
Hay 18th, a ten pound girl.
That man Larson will sell your
Pace if you list it with him.
A Lodge of Eastern Stars will be
gained here Friday night.
Horse pasture and pasture of all
kinds. Enquire of Jack Daily.
c. A. Hastings and M. L. Gold
smith visited the prairie this week.
Don't list your property with w.
E. Larson unless you want to sell it.
W. c. Foresman returned Mon
day night from his trip to Spokane.
Attorney c. M. Stearns is in
l-oscow on legal business this week.
Roy Adams and wife are visiting
( ends in the Palouse country this /
week.
Deputy Assessor Jones is. winding
up his work here on the prairie this
week.
R. J. Brown left Tuesday for the
Hawkeye mine to remain for some
VIC cks.
Isn't it about time for the summer
s, .ledule of the stage line to take
,i-,ct7
Miss Ella Hook left Sunday for
N snth's visit with her parents in
S okane.
A few extra good accomplishments
Cheap. Apply to Wallsce &
..tchell.
It is time we were taking some
x ion in regard to a big celebration
!. Nezperce.
g. w. Thomas, of the Idaho
: .sional Bank, was visitor in Nez-
q &c today.
Charles Deschamp made flying
> to Lewiston Monday returning ,
he evening. s
Thomas Heath and wife left Wed i
s~dsy for Lewiston to remain dur
i The summer. S
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-05-12
Miscellaneous

Window curtains 95c, Si.2S, 81 so .
Fine linen table cloths Csc. SOC. Sc
Collars Sc and l0c, rubber isc
Ladies' corsets 5Sc. s5c, CSC and 81
Is clothes pins SC
Lye or mop sticks i0c
Paper cutter Si.2S
Money till or drawer si.2S
Fiber water paf 4Sc
100 full rawhide buggy Whips 60c
Fine rugs 7Sc, 81 81 and 81
Cloves Csc. J5c, SOC and 7sc
Nice line crockery, glassware and
notions
Piece Goods at Cost or Less
Suitings &c
Half wool suitings lie, f2c, zoe. 2sc
Wool dress goods Csc, 3Sc, 40c, Ssc
Silk piece goods 4oc. SOC and CSC
Underwear at Cost
500 pieces mems underwear Csc. Soc
Mems wooden underwear SOC and Csc
Clothing, Etc., at Cost
Mems, boys and children's suits al
Csc, Sl.50, 50, $3.50. So aud 81
Mems all wool suits $3.50 to $3.50
Mems duck work coats 81 and %
Mems s1.25 black sateen oyershirtx
now 81. 90c and 75c
Mems fine white dress Shirts roc
children's union suits Use to SOC
Ladies' union suits s5c
Boys waists zoe
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-05-12

Work on the dam at the power
house is progressing nicely. Mr.
| Johnson now expects to have hi.
plant in operation by June 10.
c. D. Thomas reports the follow
ing real estate sale this week: David
Osborne TO John E. Montgomery,
100 acres, consideration $4,000.
Why not get dry lumber? Go to
the Golden Rule Lumber Company
which carries the largest stock of
dry lumber in Nezperce county.
John Sannes left Monday for
Eugene, Oregon, where he will re-
main until about the 1st of June,
when he viii return to Nezperce.
Get c. J. Hancock to do your
draying. He was always to be de-
pended on when the roads were bad
and you should remember him now.
FOR SALE@Fresh mich COWS,
also cows that will be fresh next
month. Pierce Brothers, located
one and half miles east of Kamiah.
DR.. J. H. Powell left Monday for
Sunnyside, Washington, to meet his
wife, who has been absent in South
ern California for the past three
months.
B. F. Richardson, matchmaker
and jeweler. Watches, clocks and 4
iewelry repairing. All work Oh
watches and clocks guaranteed for
one year. J
The Vollmer Clearwater Company
S paying highest market prices for
Ii kinds Of grain, stored either in
farmers or Kettenbach warehouses
i tramway.
Miss Lille Schultz and Miss Bon
lie Davis are the only teachers Of
he old force who have filed their
1ritten acceptance to teach for the
oming year.
If you wish to build this summer
onsult J. B. Case, architect and
uilder He will draw your plans :
nd superintend your building and
ave you money.
Save money by buying your mon
nents Of Clayton Jones, agent for ?
oberts Monument Company. Most >
,mplete list Of designs Of any 3
,use in the northwest. 7
RANCH FOR SALE-SO acres of :
,od decided land, situated three
Iarters Of mile north of Nezperce, :
enty of good water. Address S. 7
Morse, Nezperce, Idaho.
The Ramey Lumber Company's 7
II is disabled this week owing to
accident to the engine. This
rtion of the machinery will be
zen to Lewiston for repairs.
young Champion" the Percheron
.llion owned by M. B. Melmoe,
j make the season Of 1904 at the "
IS Livery Barn in Nezperce. Can \
found there after May 18th.
Two picked mines played a game 4,
ball here Sunday afternoon and
score stood 8 to 8. Mccoy and
ce we're the battery for one side
Olson and Rush for the other.
The democratic county convention
nominate delegates to the state c
vention at Weiser, June 6, will
held in Lewiston June /. Pri-
res will be held in the various X.
cincts in the county May %.
Word was received here We'd
lay that the house and barn of
It Stone, living across the can
had been destroyed by FIRE, to-
ler with the entire contents. No D.
iculars have as yet been Sc =
ID.
he public library will remain
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-05-12
Saturdays and Sundays Base Ball Games

May
grounds game whth Cudc.
pqing extensively visiting
Mr.. mbH
be n
thee On
home
first Reha,
T. Hard
dance will be Saturday night Wilson's Opera House
fort benefit Of base team
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1904-08-18
Fruit Day Brought
Many People Here
MIR. Raynolds Tells Something Of the Value of Our
Time Fruit, Days and of Who Gets the Benefits

case. A man comes here. buys a
piece OF property of land owner or
real estate dealer, in selling which
piece of real estate there is made by
the owner, after holding it for some
years. from 500 to a possible $500 pro-
it, on the entire tract mean, and not
per acre. The purchaser with his FAM
lily becomes permanent settler here.
He Immediately buys lumber, hard
ware, clothing. dry goods, groceries
and nicknacks from merchants in every
branch Of business named. He does
not simply make one purchase but
every week the merchants have a
chance to be benefited by this perma-