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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-03-14
A NEW INDUSTRY
Old Established Tannery
Will Move to
Aberdeen.

ETGENE, Or, March l1.-(Special)-
The loss of'the tannery of W. W.Haines
q Sons to Eugene, which many had
hoped would be averted, now seems to
be assured beyond doubt. The firm
has has practically decided to accept an
offer for removal to Aberdeen, Wash.
where they find conditions favorable for
their business, and they are preparing
for the removal Ct their plant some
time during the coming season.
Efforts have been made TO induce
Haines & Sons to reconsider and con.
tinue their business here, but appar-
emily without avail. Learning that
freight rates and shortage of shipping
facilities had something to do with the
matter, Mr.. Conan of the Southern
Pacific, sent Travelling Freight Agent
Lounsbury here to see Mr.. Haines, and
they had two or three interviews. Mr..
Haines has been offered quite material
concessions by the railroad company if
he will remain here. Among other
things an offer of reduction of IS car
on bark was offered, but Mr.. Haines is
obdurate, and says the move will be
made, that it is to his interest in bust.
ness way, that he will be able to locate
where bark is nearer at hand and where
shipping facilities are better, and where
the amount of business he has been do
ing here will!..be more profitable by
~, 900 year, on account OF the above
advantages.
This tanneIy is one of the thriftiest
and most progressive manufacturing en-
terprises in this city, and is pioneer
institution, and its loss will be very per-
ceptible in the co nmunity.-Orcgonian
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-03-14

gsnce Of his country and the memory Of
Washington, return as guest of honor
at a Washington birthday celebration,
such sacrilege, such sign OF the times
is a sight for Americans to behold
with amazement, sorrow and shame.
and while we say:
Revile him not, the tempter hath
A snare for all;
And plying tears, not scorn and wrath,
Befit his fall.
Nevertheless, when the privileged citi.
zen OF country aspiring to be free, a
citizen endowed with many splendid
opportunities, elected tc high honors Of
public service, owing sacred obligations
OF loyalty to that liberty which he
knows would pour out blessings upon all
mankind as it has poured out fortune
upon him, squanders his birthrght as q
leader in the worlds struggle for a
larger freedom and more righteous laws,
betrays the trust Of his heritage and his
country's heritage. and whatever reason
lends his name and hand to the oven
throw of popular government, whether
it be at home or abroad, it is time for
all who revere the precepts ef Washing
ton and would revive our Nations faith
in the wisdom of respecting everywhere
human rights and the laws Of God in
human society, to join with one voice in
that Just judgment and scorching re.
buke pronounced in an earlier crisis OF
American liberty:
Shame on the costly mockery Of piling
stone on stone,
To the men who won our liberties, the
heroes dead and gone.
While we look coldly on and see law
shielded uffians slay
The men who fain would win their own.
the heroes OF today.
We have already celebrated this month
the birthday anniversary OF Lincoln
and still fresh in our hearts is that high
resolve which he has voiced for us
That this country. under God, shall
have new birth of freedom" Shall
we not today highly resolve, also, that
this nation. so far as its influence and
example &c. shall aid and only aid other
nations in winning their freedom, and
that we, to the extent of our power, will
assure our public servants and our fellow.
citizens that there is alive in this land
a patriotism OF reason and humanity,
a patriotism dedicated not alone to our
own rights but to the rights Of MAN, a
patriotism whose motto is: The world
is my country and mankind are my
| countrymen."
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-03-14

Notice is hereby given, that the disso
luton OF partnership heretofore existing
between J. NJ. Bowes and f. B. Thomp
son, under the firm name and style o
Bowes & Thompson, is this day dissovet
by mutual consent; +. B. Thompson re-
firing from said business in what il
known .sF the Is Fashion Saloon" -rr
Mr. Bowes will collect all accounts du'
and pay all debts against said firm.
Dated March 8, 1904.
J. M. BowEs.
53-4t +. b. THOMPSON.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-03-14
Dissolution OF Partnership.

The partnership heretofore existing
between the undersigned has been dis.
solved by mutual consent, each paying
his share Of the bills owed by the firm
and each collecting one.half Of all bills
due the firm.
Aberdeen, WASH, Feb. 5, 1904.
DR.. U. G. KINNIsoN
DR.. r. E. WHITAKER. SOFT
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-03-14

1t is respectfully requested that the
County conventions for the selection OF
delegates to the said State convention
be held not later than Saturday, April
23rd, SO as to enable delegates who may
be selected from the different counties
to have ample time to arrange their
business affairs to the end that full
delegation from each county may partic-
ipate in the deliberations of our State
convention.
An effort will be made to secure the
usual reduced railroad fare for attending
conventions OF this kind.
BY order OF the Democratic State Cen.
trail Committee.
C. G. HEIFNER, Chairman.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-03-14
TO THE PENlTENTlARY.
Six Persons Convicted at This Term Of the
Superior Court.

Sheriff Graham, accompanied by +
Bryan and N. Herman as deputies, left
Montesano last week with six prisoners
for the state penitentiary at Walla Walla
The prisoners were:
Kissaburo Agowa, IL years for murder
VIM. Harrington, 3 years for robbery.
VIM. Nelson. forgery, years.
f. L. Myers, grand larceny. 3 years.
Alex T. McGregor, forgery, year.
]. A. Johnson, burglary, year.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-03-14
Invaluable for Rhematism.

81 have been suffering for the past few
years with severe attack of rheumatism
and found that Billiards. Snow Liniment
was the only thing that gave me satisfac-
ton and tended to alleviate my pains"
March oath, 1902, John G. Degnan,
Kinsman, Ills. 25c, SOC and $1,0O. Sold
by w. &. Paine & Co.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-31
Mill End Sale China,
Glass and Silver

Thin crystal glass Tumblers, banded or
engraved kind, I5c dozen value, not
more than 1 dozen to a person, Ac
Mill End Sale, each.
S-inch crystal glass Berry Bowl and six
sauce dishes to match, Mill End IRr
Sale price,
Dish. Sugar Bowl Cream Pitcher and
Spoon Holder, the Apiece set, IN 1]c
the Mill End Sale. nv
ard 9-inch Art Jardinieres, hand
painted. slightly damaged, $l.25 and
s175 values. in the Mill End c. On
Sale, each, 75c and. P lew
Thin, white China Teacups and Saucers,
15c quality, Mill End Sale price, 10c
pair ..........-.........'.-.. ..-''.''''
All our odd pieces of decorated Dinner
Ware at the price of plain white ware
during the Mill End Sale.
odd patterns of fancy decorated Sauce
dishes, worth TO 10c, in the Mill a.
End sale, h........................
Big lot fancy Candle Shades. regularly
sold up to 25c, go in the Mill End &c
Sale at, each.
Extra plate Silver Forks, Dessert and
Tablespoons that are regularly S.
dozen, choice in the Mill End tSc
Sale, each OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Holmes & Edwardss extra silver-plate
Dessert Spoons that were S4.75 dozen,
in the Mill End Sale, o0c
each observation-disclosures.
Aluminium Bread Trays that were 50c
n in the Mill End Sale 15c
Basement.
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Mill Ends Of Innings

Mill ends OF Edwards Cambria. stand
ard sc quality in black, white and
colors; Mill End Sale price, a IL
yaru .'.................-...... ~
Yard-wide black lining Taffeta, rustic
finish, l2l3c quality; in the Mil -
End Sale, a yard. "
Mill ends of yard-wide Spun Glass, IN
black only, regular l5c quality; III
in the Mill End Sale, yard L
Mill ends Of black mercerized Saline.
in lengths of TO 10 yards. 20c quail
ity; in the Mill End Sale, a 81
ydTQ ....-..................A -
Mill ends of yard-wide black mercerized
Sateen, in lengths Of l TO 10 yards,
soft finish, SOC and Csc qualities; rt
in the Mill End Sale, a yard. lIC
Mill ends of yard-wide fast black mer-
ceriZed Saline, that are a little rough
on the selvedge, but otherwise in good
condition, regular 35c quality; in 1A.
the Mill End Sale, a yard........ ~
Mill ends of Near-Silks, Spun Glass and
Percalines, in lengths of l TO yards,
all colors, were zoe and Csc; ~
this sale, a yard. ..................I 10
West Aisle.
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Mill Ends Of Ribbons

No. colored Satin and Gros Grain Rib
bons, in light blue, cardinal, black
scarlet pink and white, in the Mill
End Sale, loo per piece OF ten r.
yards, or a yard .......................h H.
No. Taffeta Ribbon, in wanted shades,
including red, navy, pink. light blue.
black and white, regular SC grade, in
the Mill End Sale, n
yaru .---.-----.---........... ~
No Taffeta Ribbon, in a good line Of
all the leading shades, regular l21bc
quality, in the Mil End Sale, a
ydru .........'.-.......-..-. ~
No. and u plain and Satin Taffeta
Ribbon, in red, blue, white, black.
navy and pink, regular l5c and 1Sc
qualities, In the Mil End Sale, -
No. 22 plain Taffeta and Fancy Stripe
Ribbon in a great assortment of 20c
values, Mill End Sale price. a o.
yafd .....-...-..-............ -
Plain Taffeta Fancy Cords and Striped
Ribbon, also new Scotch plaid RIB
bons, three inches wide, 25c value, in
the Mill End Sale, a.
ydrQ ............-..--...-... ~
5-inch plain Mousseline Taffeta Ribbon,
in black, white and colors. regular CSC
quality, in the Mill End Sale, 10
ydIu --.......---.-...-.-...- ~
New Ombre Ribbons, in checks and
combinations, also Scotch plaids, 355
inches wide, worth to CSC and 75c, Mill
End Sale price, ga
yaId ...--.........-....-..-s ....--...-
West Center Aisle
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-31
Mill End Sale UnderWea
Prices About One Third

Women's full tapped Richlieu ribbed
Vests. low neck. no sleeves, big sizes,
in 12lec quality; special in the -
Mill End sale, each. "
Women's Egyptian Jersey ribbed
Tights. in ankle lengths, just one case
of them, made to sell at 39c; lOIo
Mill End Sale price. I@2O
40 dozen women's Union Suits, bust
opening style. from a maker of soc
qualities; in the Mill End Sale. %.
East Aisle
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-31
Mill Ends OF EInbrcideries

Mill ends of Embroidered Mouss alines,
in all colOrS. AZ inches wide, regular
price S1.50, in the Mill End o.
Sale, a yard ........................% 'tJC
Three-inch NainsOok Embroidery worth
sc, in the Mill End Sale, Il o
Columbia Torchon Laces. also pillow
case laces, three TO five inches wide
worth to Ice, in the Mill End 4
Sale, yard NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. -
Platte and Normandy walls, also black
Escurial and Chantilly laces, worth to
25c and 35c in the Mill End a.
West Center Aisle
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-31
Mill Ends of Carpets
Suitable for Rugs

100 mill samples of Brussels and Velvet
long, with fringed and bound ends,
I'm the Mill End Sale, CT d
NtANA
100 mill samples of Administer Brussels
and Velvet Borders. 221a inches wide
by ~ yards long, in the Mill go
End Sale, each .....................O
100 mill samples All-wool Smyrna Rugs,
size 30x60 inches, in the Mil Ct 20
10 White Angora Baby Robes. fully
lined, regular 81 kind, in the Mil End
Sale, while they last, AS~
each ................-.......
Third Floor.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-31
Mill Ends i'm Draperies

Satines and siIkolines for comforts.
draperies and screens, all new pat
terms, 15c and zoe qualities, in IL
the Mill End Sale, a yard......... y
Figured Denims and Cretonnes for
boxes, cushions and curtains, regular
zoe and 25c qualities, in the Mill z1c
End Sale, a yard. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Summer Cottage Draperies for curtains,
etc. wash colors, ~ inches wide, 35c
quality, in the Mill End Sale, a To-
200-odd single Lace Curtains, in Noting
ham, SaXony and Snowflake designs,
not more than strips to a per- HOc
son, this sale, a strip. ............. -
Couch Covers. 3 yards long by 80 inches
wide, trimmed with fringe. about 3
dozen of them; new and good values,
worth 81 TO 81, Mill End Sale e. OS
price, eacn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~
$50 pairs odd Portieres, a mill cleanup
of light and heavy weights, So to 81
values. in the Mill End Sale e.. 0O
pair OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
2.OO0 yards Curtain Swisses. so inches
wide, with embroidered edge, and &c.
inch, with stripes and cOlOrs, worth
12l2c to zoe. in the Mill End IL
Sale, yard.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-31
Mill End Sale in the
Mems Corner

More room and greater facilities for
accommodating the immense crowds
that throng this popular section.
200 dozen mems black and mixed gray
and brown cotton Half Hose, full
seamless. with double heels and toes,
a cleanup of a hosiery mills. 10c and
l5c qualities; in the Mill End Is
Sale, q pair. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. "
Boys Undershirts, small sizes, of a
25c quality; in the Mill End -.
Sale, each ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
Men and boys light colored Bedford
cord negligee Working Shirts. 80 doz-
EN-. made To sell at sc; in the ~
Mill End Sale, each. A I
Mems colored Numbered Shirts, some
with collars and one pair cuffs,
others with only the cuffs, regular
CSC quality; in this Mill End o.
SAFE, chOlce .............-...........- oS
100 dozen mems Suspenders, a lot made
of the short ends of 25c webs; in 40
the Mill End Sale, a pair. lOC
East Aisle.
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West Basement Mill Ends

Hunters Flour Sifters, 15c kind, II
in the Mill End Sale, each.........
Braided Clotheslines. fine 1Oc quail
ty, in the Mill End Sale, each. 81
Just 301 Family Clotheslines, 20c n.
kind. in the Mill End Sale, EACH. -
Extra fine 4-tie Parlor Brooms, in g.
the Mill End Sale, each........... I'JC
High-grade 4-tie ParlOr Brooms, D..
in the Mill End Sale. each. .%OC
Double Roasting Pans. family size, soc
quality, in the Mill End Sale. 49,
eacn ...--....-.-...-... .---.----.-....
Ideal Wood Heaters that were So, in
the Mill End Sale, e. 20
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1 YOU are not the mighty dn that each succeeding return our store this mah
in a
IS to
phrases personally
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Mill ends of fancy Plaid Silks, In o.
Mil ends of Printed Pongees and 0Oc
Foulards, in this sale, a yard. .oSO
Mill ends of check and striped 2O.
Silks, in this sale, a yard. .oSS
M SIX ends this Sale 95 plain black China SOC
Mill ends of black guaranteed Tai 60
feta, in this sale, a yard .ooC
Mill ends of yard-wide black 20
China Silk, this sale, a yard. W.
Mill ends of 27-inch black Peau de zE
Sole, this sale, a yard..............A ~
Mill ends of yard-wide black Peau g. Ec
de Sole, this sale, n yard. ........ .OOO
West Aisle
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-31
Mill End Sale Women's
NeckWear

Fine lot of Women's Stock Collars and
String Ties, in fancy colors, regular
zoe kind, in the Mill End Sale, 70
Fancy stock collars and turnovers, both
in linen and silk embroidered effects, a
special lot. worth 25c; in the ne
Mill End Sale. each.
Fancy Automobile Ties, turnover collars,
china silk scarfs, also fancy-top collars
-drummers' samples of SOC and Toe
values, in the Mill End Sale, D.
West Center Aisle.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-31
Mill End Sale Hosiery
Better Values Have Never
Been Offered

$50 dozen women's fast black full seam
less cotton Hose, fleece lined, 1212c
a pair ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. w
Children's fast black medium weight
ribbed cotton Hose. regular 1212c and
lac qualities; in the Mill End 81
Sale, a ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. "
Women's fast black cotton Hose, full
regular made. with double soles, heels
and toes, a cleanup from mill that
makes a speciality of 25c quail tIlc
ties; Mill End Sale price, pair.
100 dozen women's fancy silk embroid
cred cotton and lace Isle Hose,
Her,usdorf black. imported to sell at
soc. but as a special in the Mill az
End Sale we say, pair.
East Aisle.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-31
Mill Ends Of Black Dress
Goods

Armure, yard-wide Superior Danish
Cloth and i2-inch black storm Serge.
actual 25c and 29c qualities; in ~
Fine black Sicilians, in a soc quality:
Mill End Sale price. a o.
All-wool Mistral Etamine, regularly
sold sold at at t0c; choice in the Mill .3Qc
50-inch pure Mohair Sicilian and 44-inch
pure Mohair Brilliantines, CSC quail
ties; In the Mill End Sale. 1E
SdTQ -
56-iHch all-wool Twill Cheviot, worth
SIS; Mill End Sale price, zE
yaTQ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES - ~
Rear West Aisle
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-31
Mill Ends Of Domestic.

Mill ends of full yard-wide unbleached
Muslin. 1900 yards. in the Mill =
End Sale, at a yard. ~
1000 yards Mill ends OF bleached &.
Muslin, at a yard. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
Mill ends of soft-finish Long Cloth,
1000 yards, at a IL
NdfQ
Mill ends OF soft-finish Cambrics that
sell daily at 12lsc TO Ice. 1900 yards.
in the Mill End Sale, al
yard ..-....................O
Ready-made bleached or brown Sheets,
with center seam. in the Mill az
End Sale, bargain at, each. .oA y
Basement.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-31
Mill Ends i'm Art Dept.

Laundry Bags made of choice patterns
in washable ticking, 39c values ~.
in the Mill End Sale, each. ........ tOC
Pillow Cords, worth sc a yard, D.
in the Mill End Sale, 3 yds....... 90
Swiss and Spachtel scarfs and squares,
figured or plain effects; 50c val n
ues in the Mnl End Sale, each..... ~
Poster pictures; fine lot of subjects, 10c
TO 25c values in the Mill End a.
Sale, each NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. "
Metal photograph frames, were
25c. in the Mill End Sale, Il
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-31

100 pairs choice Portieres, in Dana SIX
and pretty border styles, one and two
pairs of a kind, worth to IS d. M
Mill End Sale price, pair. POsOO
Curtain Swisses, choice grades and
styles, in stripes and colors, 25c quail
tiles, in the Mill End Sale, 1Sc
ydTu ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Mill ends of imported Madras. beautiful
dark colors, in rich effects, 80 inches
wide, 81 and SIPS values. in the 40
Mill End Sale, a yard. ............ W
1900 opaque Window Shades, SKI size.
I'm all colOrs. regular 35c and 40c val
ues, in the Mill End Sale, o.
each ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. @OO
LOCO Opaque Shades, size Ski, all colors,
with linen fringe. SOC quality, in az
the Mill End Sale, each....-......o C'
Ruffle Swiss Curtains, 800 pairs worth
soc to S1.35, choice in the Mill OQo
End Sale, pair, 35c, 74c.......... SOC
400 pairs Lace Curtains, in Saxony, Irish
Point, Cluny, Brussels, Arabian and
Renaissance effects, to pairs of
style, s. to $50 values in the Mill End
Sale, pair
$1.0S to $500
Third Floor
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Mill Ends Of Silks

Mill ends of Silks-a fine assortment
weaves, in lengths of l to II yards in
the Mil End Sale at about half regular
values.
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Mill Ends Of Colored
Dress Goods

Double-fold jacquard Novelties and
pretty bright-cOlOred Costume Cloths,
15c qualities: in the Mill End IL
Sale, yard ~
Mil ends OF Dress Materials In bright
colors. for children's dresses and
waists; regular 2Oc quality: this IN.
sale, .......................-1S
40-inch Novelty Dress Goods. in solid
colors. also in bright-colored stripes.
25c value; in the Mill End lOI.
Sale, rd...-........-.....-..-. - -
42-incb Storm Serges. i'm ten different
colors. 3gc quality: in the Mil 10.
End Sale, a yard. ...--.--.--.-.----.AS ~
3S-inch all-woOl Homespuns and Ger
man fancies that sell every day for
soc; Mill End Sale price. a ~
yaru ..................-..--.... -
36-inch all-wool Flake Suitings and
stripe CheViOts. standard soc quality;
in the Mill End Sale. a.
yHFu ...-.-...----.-........
Mill ends of 44-inch all-wool Mistral
Suitings, in royal medium and dark
navy blue. 15c values: in the an.
Mill End Sale, a .OSC
44-inch all-wOol mixed Vigereaux Suit
ings, in a pleasing variety OF colors.
S.O0 and $l-25 qualities; in the A.
Mill End Sale, yard..............fS ~
West Aisle.
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Mill Ends Flannels and
Blankets
Mill End Sale Cloves

Women's Suede Gloves, full elbow
length. in evening shades. slightly
soiled small sizes, worth $3.50 and
$275: IN the Mill End Sale. 49,
Misses pure silk Mittens, in black only,
regular soc and 75c qualities; in o.
the Mil End Sale, a pair..........- CO
Women's Golf Gloves In all colors. reg
uiar price soc: in the 90
Mil End Sale, a pair. 80
Women and Children's fleece lined Jer-
sey Mittens. regular 15c kind; in 4.
the Mill End Sale. a pair.
West Center Aisle.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-31

Trimmings and Buttons
Mill ends of different kinds of Trim
mings. yards 10 a bundle, in the 40.
Mill End Sale, a bundle. .......... AOO
Jet and Colored Gimps. in gold and
black. worth to 25c and SOC, in g.
the Mill End Sale, a yard. CC
Persian Bands, Appliques, Separating
Gimps, worth to 81, Mill End o.
Sale price, yard. .HoC
Fine Fur Trimmings, Persian lamb
AngOra bear and marten, worth 10
sl.25; in the Mill End Sale, a o.
y d. u ..@'.'..-....
Coney Furs in gray and black, usually
sold at 25c, go in the Mill End ~
Sale at, a ard......................A ON
Small Jet Buttons, worth, 15c, In -.
Mill End Sale, dozen. ............. "
Pearl Buttons, in four different sizes,
SC kind, in the Mill End Sale, a II
West Center Aisle.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-11-08
sHAW's VIEW OF THE AMEND.
MENT

~ vigorously opposed the amend
ment to the constitution providing for
biennial elections four years ago, and
the reasons then gave have been
confirmed by my observations since.
1t Iowa expects to remain In the front
rank In national influence she must
continue her annual elections.
~ have been introduced score Of
times as from a state more infuen.
tlal in the affairs of government than
any other commemorative; but in &C.
knoWledging the compliment to nv
state never fail to mention two facts;
first, Iowa has annual elections; sec.
ono, she keeps her men in congress
until they understand public questions,
and her people exercise the same kind
OF craftsmanship at the polls as they
expect their representatives to exer-
else on the floors of congress. They
annually study public questions and
act advisedIy."-LesIie M. Shaw,