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the amount Of ninety days pay Be-
ing unable to collect the bill Mr.. nellie
sold it to an Illinois collecting agency
and they brought suit in an Illinois
court and got Judgment. then gar
nisheed the railroad company, the en-
ployer Of Mr.. Schnitker A rule of the
railroad company is that when the
wages of an employe are garnished
the employe must be discharged until
the debt is paid. Under this rulo Mr..
Schnitker was discharged from the
employ Of the company. He thereby
claims to have been damaged to the
amount of $500, for which he sues Mr..
nellie, his contention being that he was
exempt from the debt named, under
the Iowa laws.
Attorney t. B. Snyder, formerly Of
Burlington, represents the defendant.
and ex-City Attorney e. G. Weber
represents the defendant.
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J.
have been visiting their daughter, Mrs.
Mary Horn, have returned to their
home in Princeton, Mo.
Prof. III. G. Brown left Friday for
Shenandoah to remain until the open
ing of the Davis county teachers In
stitute in August.
A hearing was held In the district
court Friday afternoon before Judge
Roberts and five temporary injunctions
prohibiting the sale of intoxicating
liquors were issued against the fol-
lowing, persons: Chas. Mills, Chas.
Mosser, l.. NJ Russell, Mrs. l.. M. Rus
sell, Tony Lowenberg, Frank Davies.
Each case will be tried in the August
term of court.
Miss Burdett, of ottumwa, passed
through this city Saturday, enroute
to Drakeville, where she is visiting
her parents.
Miss Ella Herr, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Herr, OF Denver, Colo, is
visiting at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
B. Hardy.
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me If he couldn't talk glasses with me.
/ told him could for a few moments.
and before had left he had examined
my eyes and fitted a pair Of glasses
to them.
"He told me could have them for
SIS, and il they didn't suit he would
give the money back this morning
They do not suit me, for can't read
nor even see out of them, and went
back He told me he had never seen
me before and he would throw me out
of his store IL l didn't hurry up and
get out,
II brought only Sc with me, and It
will go pretty hard with me II ! don't
get that money back"
Sergeant Dougal accompanied the
unhappy youth to the optical house,
and recovered his money for him, after
delivering a severe lecture to Lipsky.
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TO TEST THE LAW FOR DEBT.
Suit at Fort Madison involves Sound
ness of Exemptlon Act.

Fort Madison, July 1O.--There is a
law suit soon to be tried before Judge
Henry Bank, in the district court in
this city, which may be of some gen.
eral interest, involving as it does the
effectiveness of the Iowa debt exemp-
ton law
The case is brought by w. H. Schnit-
ker againEt B. nellie for damages in
the sum of $500. The plaintiff was en-
ployed by the Santa Fe Railroad COM
pany as stationary engineer at their
shops in this city. He has family
and provided them with groceries pur-
chased from Mr.. nellie, who conducts
grocery store. He became involved
in debt to the amount of about $50
and apparently was unable to pay.
Under the Iowa law a married labor
ing man is allowed an exemption to
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BLOOMFIELD.

Bloomfield. july 1o.-As a result of
the liuuor seizures az last week. the
case Of the state Of Iowa VS., chas.
Mills was tried in Justice Davis
court Saturday morning. i. T.Dabney
appeared for the state. The case was
one in which Mills was last week re-
lieved Of three-fourths of a barrel OF
cream of hons. seized by Sheriff VIII
kinson. The court held that the hons
were intoxicatine and should he de-
stroyed. The liquor was tested by
State Chemist Kinne. Of Des Moines
and was found to contain a large per
cent of alcohol. Mr.. Kline stated that
cream of hons was a very good quail
ity Of beer. The court held that the
beer was forfeited and issued an order
for its destruction.
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EpDYvlLLE.

Eddyville, July 1o.-The residence of
"A. II. Templeton, of North Eighth
street, caught fire at about S:15 oclocl.
Friday night. Mr.. Templeton was out
at the w. H. Anderson home, on upper
Bluff Creek, at the time of the fire
but the neighbors succeeded in ex-
tinguishing it with buckets before the
arrival of the fire department, but not
until considerable damage had been
done to the kitchen and contents. The
FIRE caught In the end of the kitchen
some distance away from the f1ue, pre-
sumably from sparks, as Mr.. Temple
ton made test of the fue on his re-
yturn home and found that it was not
defective. The house and contents
We're insured.
Mrs. q. S, Chord and son, Ralph
went to Oskaloosa Thursday to visit
for a week or more with Mr., and Mrs.
Calvin Chord, ST., near that place.
Mrs Eppie McCrea gave reception
sister, Mrs. A. Maniford, of Beloit,
Kan, who Is visiting here.
Mrs. Jennie Haywood has moved in
to the Simon Dixon property on North
Fifth street. She has for some months
been living in the Paylor or Elder
property on First street, now occu-
pied by AR. Morrish.
The new residence which John ia
ger, ST., has been building on North
Third street, next door to his own. is
now inelosed.
Pleiades lodge No. 10, knights of
Pythias, had work in the first rank at
their regular meeting Thursday even
ing, and there will be work in the Sec
ond on next meeting night, July 20. e.
IS. Holt, of Keokuk, was present at the
Vpeeting Thursday night and upon re-
Quest he gave nice talk on Pythian:-
tNsm. The committee, composed of G.
E. Stephenson, G. A. Riggs, Q. II. Self
ert, j. A. Lafferty and S. L. Vance,
which purchased a piano for the lodge
some time ago. reported that they had
paid off the indebtedness from the pro-
reeds OF three entertainments, and
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IoWAN LOSES HIS COIN.
William v. Rouze Of Tracy swIndIed
In Denver by Grafters.

v. Rouze Of Tracy swIndIed
In Denver by Grafters.
Denver, Colo, July 10.--The seven
teenth fakirs are reaping harvest on
the Epworth leaguers and other visit
ors. Saturday morning shortly after Z
o'clock complaints began coming into
police headquarters. William v. Rouze,
q fiaxen haired youth, fresh from the
green fields of his fathers farm near
Tracy, Ia, complained that while walk
ing up from the depot Friday afternoon
he was inveighed by l., Lpskey, work
ing under the high sounding name of
"The Missouri Optical House." at 1914
Seventeenth street and swindled out
of SIS.
He told his story as follows to Ser
geant Dougal: Il am from pas farm,
near Tracy, Ia, and I got to town yes
terday afternoon. Il was walking up
from the depot and that fellow asked
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they had sSo.25 left to turn into the
lodge treasury.
Mrs. Charles Oldham and children
east of town, are expected home today.
from Unionville, where they have been
visiting relatives since Wednesday.
Born, Friday, July Z, to Mr.. and
Mrs. BENJAMIN Townsley, Of South
Third street, daughter.
Phil Stuber went to Waterloo Thurs
day to visit with his son, Charles
Stuber.
George D. Riggs, of Des Moines, was
guest last week of his father, A. w.
Riggs, and other Eddyville relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. George wager, of Oma-
ha, Nebraska, We're guests Friday of
Mr.. Yager's uncle, John lager ST..
while on their way home from a visit
in Chicago, Ottumwa and other
places
Born, Saturday, July 8, to Mr.. and
Mrs. D. w. Thompson, of South Third
street, a daughter
Roy Elder, who went to the province
Hof Albert, Canada, in May, to look at
the country, with a view of locating.
returned to his home at Hayden
chapel Thursday. Mr.. Elder had the
misfortune to get a spark in his eye
about three weeks ago, while in a
blacksmith shop, resulting in his los
Ing the sight, and ne is still suffering
considerable from the injury.
Charles Keefe returned to his home
at Elma Wednesday after spending
Sunday and the Fourth with his son.
A. J. Keefe.
Mrs. James H. Riggs and daughters,
of Waterloo, Nebraska, are here for a
visit of two or three weeks with their
relatives, the Riggs families and 9TH
ers.
Mrs. Holloway, of Cedar, is visiting
her son, n. b. Holloway.
Truman, the little two and one-half
year old son of Will Hobson, of Gray's
Creek, has been malaria sufferer re-
Gently.
John Lewis, who has been residing
in the Gibson property on North
Fourth street, stored his household
goods over Oldham's store Wednesday
and on Thursday morning he departed
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AGENCY.

Agency, July 1O.-Mr. and Mrs. M.
L. McMinn, Of Ottumwa, visited here
Sunday at the home OF Mr.. McMinn's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. McMinn.
Mrs C. r. Long. Of Council Bluffs, is
visiting friends here.
Watson Enyart is building an addi-
ton to his house.
Fred Miller Is In Kansas City on
business.
Miss Flora Watkin, of Grinnell. is
visiting friends here.
Miss Lucy Dixon, of Mystic, is vis-
ting friends here.
DR.. and Mrs. Creath of Ottumwa.
visited with relatives east of town
over Sunday.
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for Seattle. Washington, Portland
Oregon, and other western points with
a view to locating.
Mrs. John Kentfield, wife OF the
manager of the company store at
Coalfield, has been sick with tonsilitis
and complications.
l.. D. Westfall concluded weeks
pleasant visit with his son, j. c..
Westfall, and with old friends, and left
Friday for Hynes. enroute to his home
at Derby. Mrs. ]. C. Westfall accom-
ranied him as far as Hynes, and visit
ed relatives there.
G. G. Palmer accompanied ship
ment of two carloads of cattle to Chi
cago Sunday.
q. T. Reed has very sore leg, caus-
eG by dog biting him Wednesday.
w. A. Jones and son, John, of White
City, We're over Sunday guests at the
B. II. Surbaugh home, Miss Minnie
Jones, also of White City, was in town
Saturday.
B. B. Cherry, Hungarian miner at
! Lost Creek, has been having very
sore eye caused by getting a piece of
steel in it Saturday.
Misses, Gertie Clark and Fay Car
son will leave this morning for Des
Moines. Miss Clark goes to make
her home with Mrs. M. Swintek and
Miss Carson will spend a month with
relatives.
Miss Alta Littlejohn, daughter of
Mrs. w. A. Littlejohn, near Lakonta
and Percy w. Rogers, of Osborn, Mo-,
were married at Oskaloosa Wednes-
day. They departed soon after for
Missouri to reside. The bride is quite
well known In and around Lakonta.
G. M. Garfield, who fell Wednesday
and fractured his leg quite badly, has
| been improving the past two or three
days.
Misses Goldie and Minta Mater and
Mary Scribner were over Sunday WIS.,
| itors at Coalfield
Mrs. S. E. Mintoyne and daughter
| Miss Ethel, We're on the sick list Fri
day.
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zoe LARGE SIZE CHINA
PITCHER ;. SC
LARGE SIZE BERRY DISH SC
s SAUCE DISHES .............9e
2oc DECORATED BREAD PLATE. &c
2oc CHINA VEGETABLE DISH. sc
15c BUTTER DISH, WITH
COVER ....9c
", GALLON GLASS PITCHER. !. &c
CHINA CUP AND SAUCER. SC
15c CHINA SALT OR PEPPER
SHAKER. ................9
LARGE SIZE CELERY HOLDER. sc
SYRUP PITCHER I. !. ........ &c
GLASS PICKLE DISH .......ec
15c JELLY DISH, WITH COVER. DC
SOUVENIR TOOTH PICK
HOLDER ..................sc
CHINA MUG 49,. ...............e
2 LARGE SIZE GoBLETs $500. Sc
2 EXTRA HEAVY TUMBLERs. Sc
15c TuMBLERs (sET OF 6 ..... &c
WHATS WHAT FACE CREAM. &c
15c BOX TALcuM POWDER. SC
GERMAN COLOGNE, NONE
15c GRADE SIDE COMBS 1890. sc
FINE COMBS, 15c VALUE. &c
COARSE COMBS .... Sc
BEST 15c BACK COMBS ;. &c
12Lac AND 15c FANS. Sc
INFANTS PLAIN AND FANCY
( HooE........ .,.......sc
BOYS AND GIRLS 12lac AND
15c HOSE, BLACK AND TAN -. Sc
GOOD QUALITY FRENCH
/ HARPS.. &c
2 BOLTS FINISHING BRAID. &c
SPLENDID QUALITY POCKET
MATCH SAFE ............ &c
TRIPLicATE MIRROR !. 80. &c
5 FANCY FRINGE TAssELS,
PER YARD -. ........ ..... sc
\ LARGE SIZE RUBBER RATTLEs, &c
15cs RUBBER DOLLS -. .s.s.s. Sc
LADIES' FANCY CARRIERS 49,. &c
LADIES' AND CHILDREN
ELASTIC SUPPORTERS -. 49,. &c
S MEMS ARM BANDS $50. -. ..... Sc
15c LADIES' PURSES -. -. ....9c
MEMS WALLETS $50. ... &c
ALL SHADES IN NO. 40 RIB
BON, PER YARD ). -. -. 80. SC
LADIES' 25c SUMNER VESTS ..ec
LADIES' LONG SLEEVE
VESTS .. &c
CHILDREN t2Lac AND 15c
SUMMER VEsTG -. ...... ....ec
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zoe FLOOR BROOM !. ;. :. J. &c
IL DoZ. CLOTHES PINS .. !. &c .
so FOOT WIRE CLOTHES LINE &c
COMBINATION SHOE POLISH ;. 90
LITTLE HANDY LANTERN ;. ;. &c
WOODEN cHoPPING BOWL -. &c
FULL SIZE FRYING PAN $500. &c
TIN TEAPOT .... $3.50. &c
GOOD FIBRE LUNCH BOX -. &c
sILvERlNE COMB CASE !. ). ..sc
NO. g HEAVY BRASS
LAMP BURNER $50. &c
DOUBLE MINciNG
KNIVES, 15c GRADE j. ;. :. &c 2
GOOD GRADE DOVER
EGG BEATERS.. ). !. :. :. >. &c
FULL SIZE WHITE
WASH BRUSH 49,. &c
SPLENDID PAINT BRUSH &c
EXTRA HEAVY TIN DlPPER &c
BRASS PLATE RACK ). -. ;. &c
MILK sTRAiNER :. !. =. -. :. Sc
15c, PADDOCK !. ;. ). :. &c
HUNTER FLOUR SITTER :. sc
cQLANDER, (RETiNNED) !. -. &c
COVERED LUNCH BASKETS :. &c
WF1lSk BROOM ). -. ;. &c
SCRUB BRUSHES =. ). &c
HAND BRUSHES -. -. SO
CURRY COMBS ). ;, 80. $. &c
GRANITE DIPPER ...ec
TIN OR GALVANIZED
WASH BASlNa ;. 49,. &c
cUSPIDORE ;. =. ;. >. &c
15c CHAIR SEAT !. =. !. SC
ROLLING PIN ). !. -. ;. j. SO
POUND BUTTER MOULD :. &c
6 OF. TIN KETTLE :. &c
ALUMINIUM DRINKING CUP ~. SC
COAT AND HAT RACK &c
TOWEL ROLLER !. &c
LARGE SIZE BREAD PANS &c
FULL SIZE REFINED CAKE
FAISS 9c
HEAVY WEIGHT MARKET
15c SHOE BRUSH !. -. &c
"cATcH THEM ALIVE"
MOUSE TRAPS i. j. -. &c
LEMON sQUEEZER 49,. -. &c
or. COFFEE POT :. SC
10 OF. DISH PAN ). &c
10 OF. WATER PAIL :. :. SC
LARGE SIZE FIRE SHOVEL !. sc
COVERED DUST PAN :. &c
4FULL SIZE INCH PIE
FLAKES 49,. &c
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10 Doz. PATENT HOOKS
AND EYES. -. -. go. &c
1 Doz. LADIES' OR Chill.
DREN'S THlMBLES ......-.. Sc
8 BOLTS OF TAPE 80. ...... SC
15c GUARANTEED GOLD
FILLED COLLAR BUTTON &c
200 WIRE HAIR PINS ). 80. &c
PAIR STAR CUFF HOLDERS ]. 90
4s SHEETS FIRST QUALITY
WHITING PAPER :. ;. J, $50. 90
z skEINs sAxoNY YARN -. !. 90
MEMS LARGE RED OR
BLUE HANDkERCHiEFS ;. >. &c
sPooLs MACHINE THREAD !. &c
MEMS i5c POUCHES ;. $50. 30
2 WAsHRuRN DOUBLE PEN
GIL HOLDERS. =. =. ;. >. 80
2 WASHRURN PATENT
DRAWERS SUPPORTERS ;. ;. &c
4 PAIR WIZARD CUFF HOLDERS 90
LARGE SIZE HONEY
COMB TOWELS ;. .. >. =. SC
BIsoUE OR CHINA DOLLS,
LARGE SIZE, ), :. ...... -. &c
cHILD's EMBOSSED PLATES
FOR. &c
HORSE BRUSH -. 80. &c
a ASBESTOS STOVE MATS go. sc
FEATHER BUSTER :. .,.... &c
cHlLD's NICKEL PLATED
CUP ...., .". &c
FULL SIZE RATCHET ). ..... &c
FULL SIZE HAMMER j. =. o.. &c
EXTRA HEAVY RETiNNED
PRESERVE KETTLE &c
,16c WASH BOARD :. .......... &c
BEST SAD IRON HANDLE 1900. Sc
GRANITE SOUP LIABLE -. &c
MEAT FOUNDER :. 80. :. &c
LONG HANDLED GRANITE
BAsTiNG SPOON -. !. &c
NUT CRACKER >. -. ). &c
TEA AND COFFEE CANISTER &c
cRUMR TRAY AND scRAPER &c
i MISSES 15c LONG OR
SHORT SLEEVE VESTS .... &c
15c MILK KETTLE 90
TIN RIMMED SLEEVES ). &c
GOOD QUALITY CORK SCREW &c
sQUART PUDDING PAN &c
HEAVY REFINED SAUCE
Tf%iS go. =. 9c
IL BOXES CARPET TAcks !. ;. &c
15c BAsEBALLs AND BATS i. &c
LARGE SIZE MUFFIN PANS &c
WINDOW SHADE WITH BEST
SPRING ROLLER ;. &c
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Read this list and you'll find

t2Kac CRASH ToWELlNa,
cHILD's KNIFE AND FORK $50
LADIES' 15c suNRoNNETs $50
NO. 40 FANCY SILK RIBBON,
PER YARD $500. $3.50. .......9c
IL TEA SPOONS -. 80. .....9c
TABLE SPOONS -. ........ec
STEEL BLADE PAIRING KNIFE &c
2oe BREAD KNIFE ...... .......sc
LARGE SIZE BUTCHER KNIFE. SC
CAN OPENER AND CORK
SCREW, COMBINED ......... &c
LADIES LACE TRIMMED
HANDKERCHIEF 81. -. &c
MEMS PLAIN OR COLoRED
BoRDERED HANDkERcHiEFS &c
LADIES' MUSLIN CORSET
COVERS $3.50. ..,...9c
SHELL HAT PINS
EXTRA LONG 1890. ........ &c
LADIES' PEARL SHIRT WAIST
GOLD FILLED COLLAR PINS,
0E . ...Sc
LADIES' BEAD NECKLACE &c
MEMS LEATHER POCKET
6OOhS ...... ...r... ..A...9c
LADIES' LACE PINS -. &c
MEMS 15c BLACK AND FANCY
2 DoZ BONE COLLAR BUTTONS, &c
DoZ. RUBBER HAIR PINS &c
15c CHATTELAlNE u. Sc
MEMS LEATHER WATCH
CHAIN 1855. .............9c
GENTS POCKET COMB IN
CASE LARGE SIZE ). ). 90
12Lac and 15c TOOTH
bHOS7Eo ..............9 &c
CLOTHES BRUSH 1850. ........ec
HAIR BRUSH ............. 80. &c
TOY BROOM -. !. ..sc
BEST QUALITY EMBROIDERY
HOOPS, PAIR -. 1850. ~. .....9c
BOYS POCKET KNIFE SC
zoe SHEARS 8. ............... &c
CARPENTERS RULES -. Sc
SELF WINDING
TAPE MEASURE ...... Sc
CHILDREN, PARAsoLs. ......sc
LADIES' EMBROIDERED COL.
LAhS ~. 30
SHAVING BRUSHES !. !. .....ec
15c PIPE ]. .................9c
1 Doz. KID CURRIERS',
LARGE SIZE $685.. -. $500. 30
l5c ELASTIC, PER YARD ...... &c
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15c LINEN TOWELS :. -. !. sc
LARGE SIZE GRANITE
WASH BASINS =. 80. Sc
LARGE HEAVY BATH TOWELS &c
zoe TURKEY RED TABLE
CLOTH, PEE. YARD :. !. .... &c
15c BUGGY WHIP -. &c
POCKET LEDGER ;. ;. ). -. &c
15c MEMORANDUM BOOK $500. SC
LARGE SIZE ZINC oILER !. ~. SC
I GAL. OIL CAN Z. &c
15c BOX WRITING PAPER -. sc
cHILD'S TOY CART sc
FULL LENGTH SHAWL STRAPS &c
GOOD QUALITY WRITING
TABLETS :. !. &c
1 DoZ. SHOE LAcES =. 49,. &c
BOX WHITE CHALK ~. &c
15e SPRINKLER >. ), ). DC
8 2 PENCIL BOXES :. !. &c
2 SCHOOL STATES ). IS. ). &c
2 ROUND GRATERs 49,. sc
2 BOXES WHITE MAPLE
IOOTHPICkS .... y. -. :. =. &c
2 BOXES STOVE POLISH :. J. sc
4 at. COVERED. BUCKET !. 50. &c
15c ENAMELED PAN :. !. &c
2 BOTTLES MACHINE OIL SC
2 BOTTLES BLUE SEAL VAS
ELiNE.. 49,. -. Sc
2 LARGE BOXES
MOTH RAILS o.
cHlLD's MONEY BANK &c
2 PANCAKE TURNER'S 5. -. &c
2 POTATO WASHERS &c
2 STOVE LETTERS &c
2 SOAP DISHES &c
BREAD TOASTER 7. 90
4 NEST EGGS 8. 49,. &c
TWO I PIT. GRANITE CUPS 49,. Sc
15c WALL BRUSH j. &c
4 BARS OF GOOD
CASTLE SOAP sc
1 GRANITE POT COVER &c
LADIES' 15c SEAMLESS
6IASh HOSE ................9c
LADIES' TAN AND FANCY
SEAMLESS HOSE SC
LADIES' 12Lac AND 15c EN-
RRoiDERED HANDkERcHiEFs 80
LADIES' AND MISSES CSC
SILK MITTS &c
LADIES' AND MISSES CSC
PLAIN AND LACE GLOVES ~. 90
10 BARS OF TOILET SOAP sc
EXTRA LARGE SIZE JELLY
GLASSES, WITH COVER. go
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Present virtues may do more for a
people than past victories.
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You cannot measure the holiness OF
others by your own habits,
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SALE OPENS TUESDAY, july Ii, A

H and have
VALUES Be
will get prolific this
ynga ii season
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The perfume of life comes from the
flowers of affection.
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BEST 15c FANCY LAMP
CfilMNEYS 49,. ....... .....9c
2oc BABY MoccAslNs, ALL
GENTS UP-To-DATE LINEN
COLLARS, SIZES 1874 to II 800. Sc
GENTS cELLuLolD COLLARS,
ALL SIZES .... &c
MEMS AND BOYS BOW
AND STRING TIES -. :. &c
LAWN TIES, PER Doz. :. $50. &c
1 PR. MEMS CUFFS ..... -. Sc
BOYS OR MEMS f5c
STRAW HATS !. j. -. :. >. Sc
BOYS, zoe KNEE PANTS 3. ..i..9c
BOYS, 15c oVERsHiRTs I. Sc
MEMS EXTRA HEAVY
CANVAS GLOVES s. SC
EXTRA VALUE MEMS
SHOP CAPS .... $50
MEMS 15c SUBSCRIBERS 49,. SC
q BARS GOOD QUALITY
LAUNDRY SOAP :. ....... &c
DoZ. PEARL BUTTONS -. 3. &c
SAMPLE LINE OF LADIES' BELTS,
IN WHITE, BLACK AND CoLORS,
USUALLY SOLD FOX Z5c
AND SOC, YOUR CHOICE !. ). ....9c
10 LARGE SIZE HAT PINS ~. &c
10 PALM LEAF FANS !. ;. &c
20 WRITING PENS ]. &c
BOLT BEST SKIRT BRAID 8. !. &c
BOXES PATENT PANTS
BUTTONS. ...... ....9c
1 GROSS PLAIN PANTS
- - NJ.
20 Doz. AGATE BUTTONS :. &c
1 YARD YELLING =. ...9c
2 YARDS MOSQUITO NETTING &c
3 2 PICTURE FRAMES Z. &c
2 PAIRS MEMS HEAVY SOCKS &c
IA sPooLs EMBROIDERY
SILK 9c
SPooLS OF PURE
KNITTING SILK $50. .... 80. &c
S sPooLs DARN,NG COTTON 80
2 PUZZLE MIRRORS .... !. &c
8 sPooLs OF MERCER
lied CROCHET COTTON &c
2 BALLS OF KNITTING
COTTON. -. =. ....9c
csc GOLD FILLED RINGS ). \. ]. SC
LADIES AND cHlLDREN's 25c
BRACELETS ...... $50. 49,. Sc
1910 AND 15c
EMBROIDERY, PER YARD ..... &c
15c VINEGAR JUG !. :. :. &c
ALUMINIUM SALT AND
PEPPER SHAKER 800. -. SC
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-07-11

Every time conceit is punctured
character is strengthened.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-01-07
This Means You, BoysI

Some one has written about the duty
Of girls, while at home. Now, while
a girl has a great duty to do toward
forwarding the domestic comfort and
making the home life happy and cheer
full, boy has just as stern a duty to
perform. Boys, help your father! Do
not help him by buying cigars and
standing treat to your innumerable ac-
quaintances, to spend the money which
has been earned by the sweat of hon
est toll, earned during your infancy
While you We're too young to appre-
ciate the many blessings he bestowed
upon you; earned for you, that when
you should become man, you might
have something to start on'-but holm
him to enjoy the rest that 10 the result
Of a life we'll spent in labor. He ra-
members the difficulties he sustained
the privations he endured during hie
early manhood that he might reserve
for you this nucleus, around which Won
might build a fortune. Therefore. let
MIN see that you appreciate his early
efforts and he will never regret his
many days Of toll, spent in your he.
half.
Do not feel above 1.-THE old man. aa
you are wont to call him when Won arc
with the boys" Perhaps he cannot
adorn his writing with as many honr-
1shes as you can, or cannot give tha
price Of tive dozen cigars at Is cents
each as readily as you; but do Won
ever stop to think why this Is soY did
you ever think that while he ahouId
have been at school, he wac at home
at work, permitted TO attend school
only during the winter session. and
that, probably. his whole school life
did not exceed one year ana perhana
not that2 He calls to memory thu dis-
advantages under which he labored "a
set the little education he has ana
determines that you shall have q be4,
ter advantage. Therefore, he worka
early and late. that you may ACQUIRE
the knowledge he was Deprived of.
Help him In his labOEs. and let him
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-01-07
LOtta'a SDelliuws

Poor, very poorv' sighed mamma.
Queer, isn't 1t, that that child cannot
learn to spell? I am never bothered
by the spelling of a word, nor is your
papa; but according to her report card,
Lotta's spelling seems to be going from
bad to worse. Can't you help her,
Katherine"
Katherine was Lotta's oldest sister.
She was in the high school, and was
going to be graduated in June. You
may think she had very little time to
give to little sister In the third grade
who could not spell, yet she answered
mammals question cheerfully.
I'll try, mamma, dear. Where is
Lotta?'
Soon two heads were bending over
a book. spell pieces" said Rather
inc.
"Pe-I-" began Lolita.
How do you spell pie2" interrupted
Katherine.
why, pie, Of course" said Lolita,
promptly.
NOW, would you like piece Of pie?"
asked Katherine. Think of the pie"
"P-i-e-c-e-s!' spelled Lolita.
Can you spell wasp?"
"W-a-p-s."
'"Try was flrst," suggested Rather
inc.
That's easy. Was"
Nov wasp"
"Oh! Wasp. Katherine, you are
SO good to help me spellv said Lolita,
earnestly.
One day Miss Lane heard Lolita and
some Of her little friends talking to-
gether very earnestly.
"You used to miss every day, Lotta,"
said one. How Is it you never do
nowT'
"Why, you just want to think of
some word you know already that Is
like the one you want to learn. Take
these words in to-morrow's lesson.
Nothing Is no thing, and anyone can
spell both Of those words and then put
them together. Father is fat, her.
Many La man, y. And 80 on. 1 just
love to spell nowy-Youth'S Compan-
ion.