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Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1904-11-17
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OPINIONS OF GREAT PAPERS ON IMPORTANT SUBJECTS

intellectual toll long sttns Forttudc is going out OF
the world.
If of wishes escape fatty degeneration cor
porell intellectual moral it is for him to
make himself uncomfortable Let him sleep hard mat
rcss let him sit only hard straiGht-backcd chairs with
upholstery him batc in cold let him black
his boots let him walk long distances: let him cat
sparinGly and of but simple dishes: let him do the
things that he does like do: let him refrain from
doing the things he does like TO do let him mortify his
flesh and humilate his desires until he shall gain the
terry himself.-San francisco Bulletin.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1904-11-17
CITY MAN IN THE COUNTRY.
Problem MiddIe-AGed Men Are Trying
to Solve in the Metropolis.

Problem MiddIe-Aged Men Are Trying
to Solve in the Metropolis.
If farmers could know the number
of men at work in cities who are SlaV
ing and pinching that they may save
enough TO buy small home in the
country they would be more than con-
tented with their lot. City life has its
rewards, but the wear and tear on the
mental and physical being is very
great. Probably the ambition of four
tifths of the trained newspaper men
in the great cities is to accumulate a
sum sufficient to enable them to buy
paper in a small town; one that will
give them a comfortable living with
out the remorseless grind incident to
work on a great city daily. So with
the clerk and the artisan In the great
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1904-11-17
LUXURY IN THE KLONDlkE.
Hardship Is No Longer the Inevitabl
Lot of Alaska Miners.

Lot OF ALASKA MlncrS.
Hardship is 10 longer Il necessary
accompaniment Of owning and work
ing a mine in the I<londike. Certain
holders of rich claims on Bonanza and
EIdOradO creeks. on which were made
She strikes" that startled the world
q few years ago. have worked out a
system Of gathering their golden divi-
dends which involves little more than
an enjoyable summer outing. 1t is as
easy as going TO the races, only the
klondiker brings back the gold. 1t is
hardly more trouble than clipping
coupons from gilt-esged bonds.
These owners of bonanza claims
spend the winter in the States." Cali
fornia claiming most Of them. In the
spring they make up a party OF
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1904-11-17
Free Canals in Canada,

The Welland and st. Lawrence ca
nails were made free of 81. tolls during
1908 and it appears that the effect on
trade was satisfactory, traffic of all
kinds increasing.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1904-11-17
Making Ourselves Uncomfortable.

Ne Of the troubles rather Of the
e "a strouleS. Of this age is that people too
A y Ef0rtahlG. Hot and cold water in every ROOM
electric liGt, elevators steam heaters easy
ET g95S rhairs-al these things are running the
M&t1%{2s We growing soft torpid, lazy and inecct-
i've because way is made 100 smooth for
us Especially this bachelors who live in
do anything for themselves. bat all
share degree. in the uXuIies that have
converted the poor among into SyDarites.
Strength Of muscle mind of viii, is acquired only
by exercise. An athlete mile. 1t is hard work.
but ii builds up his muscle. If he lay in bed he would
4 ease but his muscles would grow fabby and
and in the day of trial he would fail. \ child whose
slglc wish is obcyed will up weakwilled and pel-
Liant helpless afterward face of deter
EniRoI opposition.
Modern invention and the competition of business have
relieved people OF vast deal of labor which formerly
had perform The elevator climbing upstairs the
electric light the work of filling and cleaning oil
lamps The telephone going errands the
walking All things done for In consequence
losing the habit and the doing things for
ourselves We going seed, falling into flesh suffer-
Eng weakening of the will and darkcning of the I'M
de-staniing The old Spartan spirit is evaporang We
cry Under slight pain and demand ancstheticS soft
bodies cannot stand heat cold soft minds intense
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1904-11-17
Keep the Rod Gut of School.

OW ii thirty years when corporal pun
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A.-~1rr-A infested with gangs Of young ruff
EEJSNEslE who terrOrZcd the neigloOrhOOdS and
Ek9SSTffH against whom the police almost power
- less? Have the generations of boys since then
better? The peace and quiet Of
town Increased sobriety the absence of the Old
gans Youthful would suggest that there
Improvement during the period since the whip
aba m;oned schools For reason New York
orderly than it before, and order is
preserved more easily Roting comparatively fire.
qUeni ceased. The discipline in the schools themselves
efficient when il enforced with the rod.
In every respect they are better.-NeW York Sun
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1904-11-17

grim soicism than the Turks North American
Indians. To die recklessly in battle is a trait and
argues special nobility of character Least of all does
give any indication of the Righteousness of
of the traits that make for the glory of nation
peace To have bulldogs fearless pugnacty does not
demonstrate the possession of Christian OF moral
virtues. Bad have it in with the best men,
Boston Herald.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1904-11-17

die with good laugh
There is objection to joyousncsS, the solemn
Of passing from this Of existence
which know nothing except by faith. All the same
frivolous laugh be aCctatiOn of courage rather
than genuine heroism Death joke for those who go
for those who left behind. One may say, with the
Emerson THE God who has led graciOusly
all through this wherever leads me-
Syracuse Telegram.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1904-11-17
peat:, ard the Fear of It.

G1zE1zsWN GORGE MEREDITH is reported TO have said
G Fin recent interview that doctors and parsons
M Fare doing harm by increasing the fear of death
land making the English less manly NO one
ehe added, should consider death think Of it
a<SS Eas than going from to another
For his own part he saws he "hopcs he shall
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1904-11-17
COURAGE in War.

the great naval battles that have occurre. in
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ESMMSNNEcivized peoples and OF many semi-civized
HS9Wel aand many barbarian peoples No people in
nlpnfd death will chala Or
Arizona republican., 1904-03-27
coulp-RocKEFEILER LINES
Comment Concerning Their Extension
 to the Coast.

Tine eagBesss ssss a1aeGat tIle rqaihppasq sss Siathoa ts t'uRl&sAed by thee EhgagESs DispateA:
 Pre6esss~ JatSasss Douglas left tash night aftge @tteN&in@ tlse blpsx itsa aas Of the Copper Queen saae3teT eA 8 tFfp fFa@gha with apemaea9oeAs interest s7a tue laeopls of ATiz@Ns.s With his-a was ase47 eFsg Superintendent SiNatnsS@s eE tsss E. F. $ s. W., 9aaes of tAe m@st sRi1&ea engineers 5a the c@Unt&Y. They hsSS Bisbee at e'ctaoc& tsst night Hes fsil- = sah. @heVe theg were tail1ed by DiFertor OsbnRn~ ot the Phelps Dodge company. who haS been nc Arizona 6OE some time and of Late at 3IoEeMci. Clifton and Globe. On tho Golden State Limited @f the SsAtheva tacjfic the party left f9T the Pacific coast.
 EroGm the Raosa authentic seSEece is is IesFRea that this expedition is the Qglt- eogses of the vis8t @e George Gould to tlae s9at west sssn1e little dtime ago and that PF0fessseF Rs@glas and his party H'ill so to Sen Diego to looJR into the eMtensioa of the E3 Paso Southwestern to that fine peqt. Superintendent Sim asUAs goes Sb@aS as consulting engi- Hsev. IL is ast@ that the trip will be SR extended oae and5 the inspection eNhSp pEstiWs.
 This go~s far toward establishing the stoSy recently published exclusively in the Dispatch that the Gould d-Rocke- felleT interests were looking for d s@Nthw estern outlet to the oPacific coast, Sith 9 Hpe tapping the wonder fully rich mines of New Mexico, Ari- Soaas, Mexico and Southern California. The Gould Rockefeller interests are closely allied financially with the Phelps-Dodge people, and the natural conclusion is that il will not be long before the Gould system will begin active operations on an extension from Benson. or some intermediate point to San Diego.
Arizona republican., 1904-03-27
MATCH MAKING.

The first really efficient lucifer match must be put to the credit of MT. John Walker of Stockton Tees, who in the year 1927 placed them on the market under the name of ''congreves.' in compliment to Sir William Con greve. the inventor of the war rocket. These matches were sold for a shilling a box. which contained, besides a few dozen of the matches, a little piece of folded sandpaper. through which. each splint of wood had to be drawn be- fore t could be made to infame. An original tin box, stamped with. the royal arms and bearing the word "ConSreves' is preserved as d curios- ity in one Of the London museums.
 Az in the case of all other industries, this one was initiated by hand alone. The splipts of wood were no doubt originally dipped in the igniting com position one by one; but subsequently, they were tied up in bundles and dip ped en bloc, the workman giving each bundle a twist with his hand so that taue end of each sPlint would be free to Aaove to 2 certain extent, and absorb a hftle fTeere Of the compound than it w0%ld if kept quite still. The next advance NAs ta fix the splints in frame so that each was separated from it's heishbof; and this frame contain inE about fifteen hundred matches would be brought down upon a marble slab en which the composition was spread. Ike tipped matches. still in tleir ffaspq, would then be dried in aif for 2 few hours, and afterwDd placed ia d h&ated chamber to com p@eEe thelT desiecation. Manual labor, as Nti presently be seen. is now al most wholly dispensed with in the 1'Da nNfactHre of matches. The employ frTelat of y@4&eW phosphorus for the charging of matches made the indus2 tfy a re@y ufeAealthy one, and the work people. if nOf in the best of health. PUB the risk of contracting terrible disease knaWh as necrosis of the jaw srasRe thss vulgar name of which was ''Faessy jaw" With Improvements iIr r'sa nllf@cturs the evil obas now been eIinai@@te9- CAambeks's.
Arizona republican., 1904-03-27

Gus Perry afvfwma here yesterday
 incoming from fstal5eA
 Miss %sp E'emdleaeaa. ess Globe. w IS ala finenlNGR9 fsssSestgeg atz yesterday
 eaafni@s's 81- < F. tFafR.
 Reese E-anes end his sltsess spaa. David. 4rf t'te@cssft, aFn Stsatjnz jAe city and fare stopping at ssr~ Graael1se4cial lqatel, 2 &ea&n@ sh0se sesisteFiHs at tiss. Cesla=
 aprgrlat hsteI gpsasssaay Wsqe: Thomas
 j.. ts8ira. ". Gs. Rsizieh.. c. F. Me- fioHAh uf t'F~acats; \. ID. lyRn of tyieksnhors: A algFphy. Chicago: Thomas e. NawelS, D. b. Young. san ] F'FSnrisco; ". N. Campbell. Flagstaff :
 x. a. RhbirAoGa,, Hartford. GoaR These registering af ahe sFeFd hotel yesterday weee: N. i. Wood of Chi eago; ?. tH.. Tafle~, wife and mother, of MaFiempa: C. tg. Atkins of Cincinnati: 1 M. Gordon Gg Australia. Among thnse arriving ye$teraag at the Hotel Adams for the. purpose of { sn boStHs g sittfs ns AxiAons.s inceam- 1 earaftAe ctiHaats, ReFe F. l.. ESfnseT. of fseneSsso, lis., and john Merton and I James M Merton Sf t,aturnaf, Mich G3F. HrmfP AHoElsr wEils Leave this
 evening FS& tiGe saastlgeYh lsoute faz New Yhyk.
  engeRs }eaVins ott this mornings $. E.
 P. < D. tFaiA: Pa. Welch for ssaa
 f'rat4eiaee: tE. Brewer fag Kansas City; 7. F. @@e&cech. ToT EpoFtIa nd
 S9reSon; A. B. tOsbuFH, for Salem, Ore
 gen; F.. M. Murray, Pittsv3lle, Wis:
 E. L. Wolff. St. Joseph; Flora Fl. Reg
 ers. Chicago: E.. Coffin, Santa Fe. x.
 NJ. Mr. and Mrs. B. E, Ford, st
 Louis Mrs. Fala Campbell Bethany.
 Mo. ]. J. Caonan, Madden Mass; A.. 1 J. Mnrphy, Chicago l Ira 10. Reedv. of C@nanea. @Ae has
 been tn town visiting his wife and soa
 has been suffering of tensilitis. l Mrs. L.. Y. CarrutheTs of 2g East !! Monroe street Will today entertain her | friend, Mrs. A. B. Kersey aEd sons of l Florence who will arrive on the excur-
 sion train. Mrs. Carruthers and Mrs. Kersey last met in Los Angeles eight | years aoo.
 Among the guests registering at the | Hotel Adams yesterday were: J. G. | Rider Milwaukee: F.. z. Clark, H. Me | Coy, John J. Hawkins. H. P. Anewalt. | Prescott; F. F. Adams, Chicago; F. G. ] Greeniug, Los Angeles: l.. Manhe:mer' | and wife, Louisville, Ky; F.. Coffin, | New York: George w. Ness. Chicago: | Thomas Mitchell, Tucson; L. S. Clot- | felter, Los Angeles; Frederick $. Nave. | Tucson: Reese M. Ling, David Ling, | Prescott.
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Arizona republican., 1904-03-27

and was formerly commercial srseNt al
 the eafApanF at San Diego.
 THE RED ToWN.-Mot tang ag,
 thsne appearea. in The Repulliaam aa explanation taken from some as lreg pa:
 per of ahe origin of the sxpiv&slef6 Painting ths Toan Red it stFs1rs the eMrhanse editor iaa fbe tirfts that tlle | fexp,anation waz faF fetched aaa tatay- cd and ihat tho uhnie affaiF N;as ass.
 VolVeJ tm as great mystery as hefefp
 Isut @ ls paW cieaRed ta:s im The Issrss
 reaannahis and satisfactory naanusF hy Perry Williams of &laricopst. N hae 61eeas
 not a4sulne sn AnoW anything abagt ttsa actual proce~s of ps5ptins tspglas red. tIis information is Wholiy IifeFsfg and Ghsnrstieai MF. Williams tracts ffle eMpreasion har&. to Shakespeare t& sao
 makes anes6R his characters sab G4emFy NV. use 8he eHnFesaiosp. "tRycing the
 tOWR ettaaenR.' That nfsank hlpetsely
 what Is meant in these latter days ats' 'Jainfing the sagn red" %
 THE ARIZONA WAY@Tfse Ariaue.a UaE is tn rOata 10 t4ss p59FsG sglthogt Ian3 usftscesEaFH ttsnl03stFatieel: gst
 N'Eat yon want s@ stlaiettg as sspssilsss, ast get it. Yesterday afteFReca fsl3n was standing by his zaafsAeE3 faav@q in fFas1t of 2 bsaslasas HeHze OR Wash i44atan zsreet, EEfsR %rRthar man ap
 ps'aact.et3 1lIsE serF QaietlY &fltI sstra4cs-
 iR@ tie attention of eniy enc aF t1x0 Es'ophs & tE0 cAancei to be. stsRGing nesrhy. The second man Sith very rapid movement drew gun from somewhere, seemingly with less effort
 than would be required to take it from a holster OF a belt, and furnishing it almost against the horsenlap's pers6A, uttered huHniating epithet aNd fol- lowed it with instructions ''te get out of town and do it quick An right sir" was the resllonse of the other aS
 be hastily united his horse mounteaa and rode away. The two men seemed
 to understand each other perfectly and the man with the better hand t@@k the
 trick. One of the very few witnesses, a man who was q stranger to both
 parties, reported the matter to the po-
 lice. but by the time he had reached the city hall the incident had become ancient history.
Arizona republican., 1904-03-27
OF LOCAL
 u INTEREST

STE R E o p TIC oN VtEWS.-MF. i Walter. tgfn Hritl stcw flis steseopficuu
 views of the TtetY .CstY at ttAz Iadlsn seheef aWaitartUD thls- Sunday eVea- i ing.
 oEATH OF A eHiLp-t.igliau Gseacs
 the thirtea months old child uf II. 0 EckeF, died Friday nE pRgumani1. st
 146l EaAt Jefferson street and HFas
 buried yesterday at aet0ck-
 VISITED FLoRENcE-M. Q. fsicA. |. nell. superintendent of the M. 6 r. railroad and c. M. fsuF3haitee. t3bVtSiaR freight agent ot the s. F.. Etth hf-sd- quarters at THcsan.. geEtettlay visited Florence. making a apick trip 0e@r
 the Phoenix 2 'lGasteFss
 8. v. P. U. ROLL cALL.-''hAre vsH be a very interesting missionary meet ing of the 5. Y. f t. tonight at the
 Baptist church. also a Foil cAlE At
 members are urged to Ia pyestRf in ss-
 der to respond at roll eptH and iS umy lpannet be present it is hoped tIAat they Nill send a verse of scPiptuFe or Eorn's
 response ta he Fead7 at roll call hy-
 some friend or by the secretary. g'hs. meeting sill begin promptly at 6: t5
 p. m. teadeY. Miss Mary HalseF.
 GENERAL BALDWlN GH THE CtTY-6:els. F. b. Baldwin. commando ing the department of the Colorado. arrived len the city last night accom- panied by Mrs. Baldwin and his aide. Lieutenant K \. Drum. General Bald
 win and party have been stopping at
 Castle Creek Hot Springs. whence they came last night. They wsli re- main here until Wednesday evening when the general and Ldeutenant Drum will leave for Fort Huachuca and Camp Grant. Meanwhile Mrs. Bald win will remain in the city until their return north.
 AN OFFICIAL CHANcE.-C. J. Cor nell, ticket agent or the NJ. & r. SS S. R. Y. railroad. at this place has ten dered his resignation and it has heen accepted becoming effective April lst. The occasion of his resignation is AGr. COrnell's determination 10 return to hi, former home in New York; not that
 he has lost interest in Arizona. or has learned to love her less, but because his nine-year- daughter is residing there with her grandparents and he wants to be near her. He will not
 leave the territory precipitately as he intends to visit the Grand Canyon and other points of interest before leaving the country. His successor will be George A. McMillan, of San Francisco. who will arrive here Monday. Mir McMillan has been in the employ of the Southern Pacific for many years
Arizona republican., 1904-03-27

tr9om tbe Son, ,~.
 sge. C. r. Ups3esrnR. IT,. IS of tRe arn of rpdesraT ( troWnel. ptop4ia- tora and T'anaaer@r of the ISeas t'iata4s ThealeF aI Heading, and of aufasTuus other enterprises. He says eR nutIy' $ Pure Nsle WyhlsReya
 "For ysasa [ suffered from a agdn. fhiar affection. Nothing che durteaz gave me seemed tU do any gapa, and i2 kept getting woEne. Finally one es the doctors advised me to teY paf9y U Pure Malt Hhislsev. which tta had used for yeafa ln tIls practice. My thsuas rhgnrsenced to heal as once. tny csnsh grew better, atid taday stsl complete Iy cared. a plctBse of rnhusf. rugged health. l ClseeFfully rec0mme16 pll9, fEsa fn atT fnv fff~orn
Arizona republican., 1904-03-27

'rse C'DIooal's Letter.
 "Et gives ure eseaf pleasure to state slaat have 9uat seruyesed from 8 See eeae attack of egsronlss ffasIfl,is- 2Soth' anz could .bg FeSaiUsd oa my stomach during 89g sllHeaa. $sag even rnllb. ] waa regpceg from fss fhs. ao tas lB 2 weeks. Nothing did fne any good. My sDas saslsteI Ehat should iry pufTy'a F'tss aislt whiskeS. WhIcb had cured hi1z- IL stayed OF uBy atomach. ana ! aaE able tn take littls milk with tr. Ia @ete1 lihe magic. and in fev weeks gs@ sble Go take solid load WithnBt distFRsa. snop regained my weight. sIy stomach is sound, my gsnersl health vgaB never better And 1 oWe oTlg cure % EJBffg'a Pure Mslt Whis- key Y. I2 updegraT, % B. Ath St.. N-rvs ia, faa~
Arizona republican., 1904-03-27
PERSONAL.

The outgoing passenger list on the M. & r. last night included: M. C.. McDougall. John Crook and wife Joel f3ondurant and wife, Frank Davis. for Los Angeles William Oak and J. l.. VonKeith for Fl Paso: Homer Davis for St. Louis.
 Hon. Ben Goqlrich left for los An geles on last nights M. & P. train.
Arizona republican., 1904-03-27

lf Fng want ao be superior to ooother raAsela, s8SeN it by quitting tobacco, o1vhis- Key, @e@vg. haastfpg. over-eating, un- fairness aiad gossip.-At tchison Globe.
Arizona republican., 1904-03-27
Their Only Medicine

Duaya Malt whiskeyov
Arizona republican., 1904-03-27

lixeeea 0weF ts the custody of h&s newly aeepuieeql gUeerdliaa.
Arizona republican., 1904-03-27
THE HUB"
 Popular Styles for Spring in High-CIass Clothing.

We ready for your inspection and comparison of styles and prices readily demonstrate the superiority of lines All the newest, approved and most desirable fabrics represented and every garment has individuality which pecuiary usually confined the product of the most exclusive taors
Arizona republican., 1904-03-27
A GOOD FINISH

Isn't aEa yaa get. when we do your laundry @oT@. You get the Very best work. that nsas@s she linen snowy ~aits. @@t dle@s Nst wear it any more than Is absolutely Rscessary. You get pTonapt. polite service. You get any speetal faNaF@ v9a ipssy ask for. You get eveTTthlns a good laundry should furnish
 Yours fes good usps2 ss@ prompt de- liveYyo
Arizona republican., 1904-03-27

puRg's alone will cure you and keen you wetl.
 fl iB scientifically distilled from care fully selected malt. aud is guaranteed absolutely free from fusei eil. so generally found 60 other whis- kiea.
 It begins by killing fhe disease germs and driving them out of the system Thsn aIlzyB all innafnma . tian. replaces the dis. eased tissues, en' riches and puFines { il e blood. q D ( stFsngtheDs the CiF- fplaficn. 1t tonez up tfe heart8 action cuists the nerves
Arizona republican., 1904-03-27

and brings 60 the cheek the g1n@ }og perfect health ?
 Dufy's cures bF h. ehitisa Comsunqptig,n. eatarFh. grip. pneu- tnnnia and all throat and Isms troubles; gastrttfs, indigestion. belehing. dyspepsia and all stomach dis= eases; ulslaYis, and alt lg'g fexers- And it Aass q an, in s quiet. aasgs hatural manner. a4R Q q t leaving sny~ disease Cpmhinatinas hehiad tf. tt ts the only Ehlsheg Gee9saiEea by the gaxeFRlneat ss a meattines whieh is of itseIf 6 ss5aag s7rraSa r.xss -ss
Arizona republican., 1904-03-27

Puts flavor in hot cakes. Toboggan Maple Syrup.
Arizona republican., 1904-03-27

My. but it's good-Toboggan Maple Syrup.
Arizona republican., 1904-03-27

cAuTloNWheu 0eHys    and
 
 
  label and be certain the seal the cork D, >- druggists t@aklet fse 4pGhgs Malt Whskfy Heheses Neg
Arizona republican., 1904-03-27
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NEW SPRING :. ::
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"The Hub" is szss4gaee9asossess..g alas largest distributes of ezase@f. sae5 I5 Arizona. Nc otiaes- es@gs carries -i5s -arge a stock sho~s sa ezssag ne@ styles; or devotes ga, saeaeRs slqsee- adld energy to buying and ss9sing gea@ egsfs as The Hub" In esaditboa fo tlse many other lines oeatrolle5 By uss vs@ are exclusively assssts t,s f'laaesa2g fsa
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1904-12-15

Fashions for 1905 are delight.
fully different from what they were
year ago. The ladies gowns are
to be chifiony and billowy with an
extreme boutfantry effect. | don't
kown what that means but il
sounds nice. The bust is to be
worn high. Blouse effects below
shallow yokes, with sleeves full at
the shoulders aud finished with
deep cuffs will be the style for
waists. The breast plate Of em-
broidered tafieta should be worn
Just below the wish bone. The
kicking strap should be made Of
blue crepe de chine and the throat
latch of pastel blue cloth, with fam
cy braids, shirring, French folds,
buttons and n touch of velvet for
trimming. Check relns Will not be
worn.
Why do women change the style
every little once in awhileP When
Fashion issues her decree why do
the women all agree, no difference
what her orders are, that what she
orders they must wearP A man
must wear the same old clothes,
why this is so nobody knows. II
he should wear chiffon and lace,
they'd be considered out of place,
A v.shaped waist would never do,
with shoulder blades exposed to
viewl And if he'd put on crepe de
chine he'd be arrested and run in.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1904-12-15

A right step in municipal affairs
was taken at the last council meet
ing when the council voted to take
three arc street lights from the
electric light company. This num-
ber is only starter and more will
be added later. Never since the
injunction Let there be light
was first given was the command
more needed than at the present
time in Condor.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1904-12-15

The city dads have the right
idea on the water problem. We
have never failed to get water from
wells here and II looks reasonable
that by sinking q larger and deep
er well an adequate supply may be
obtained. 1t is worth trying for at
least when 1t is plainly evident
that a gravity system from the
mountains is beyond the city's f.
nancial capacity at this time.