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The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1908-11-20
DROPS THE COMIC SUPPLEMENT

The Boston Herald has abandoned
its comic supplement on the ground
that "oomio supplements have ceased
to be comic" that they lack any SEM
blance of art. their coloring is neces-
sarily tawdry. and the ideas they con-
vey are not elevatinR. The New York
Post and other influential papers ap-
plaud the action.
As might be expected, the art editors
of papers which have exploited the
Sunday comic" rally to its defense.
1t is noticeable, however, that they
hasten to guard their reputation as art
editors by explaining their own dis
taste for the colored supplement, say
ing it is not for them that it is pub
lished bat for children who need
picture stories and for grownups with
crippled educational opportunities.
There is much to be said on both
sides of the question, because the
supplements are usually uneven in
quality. They mingle good and in
different cartoons with some that are
of exceedingly doubtful moral value.
High-olass contributors deterioIate
uuder pressure of work, and sometimes
it is hard to find enough really funny
things in a hurry to fill the sheets.
Even the humorlsts are subject 10
brainfag.
Many people throw the supplements
away without glance, and in some
homes of refinement the oolored SEQ
tions are carefully kept from the
children. There is plenty of room
for Improvements and the remedy
would seem to lie in raising the stan
dard rather than in total elimination
of this feature, for there are many
readers of the daily papers who can not
afford to buy the comic week. lies for
their families. Moreover. the week
lies are not for children aud tho news
papers have the chance to furnish
something really good in the juvenile |
line. Here is an OPPORTUNITY tor the
art editors who have acknowledged
their responsibility for the comics. A
few square feet of space might be
sacrificed for the sake of better
quality. -@Spokesman. Review.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1908-11-20

Brother Greer advises the boys on
the democratic papers "to be fair. -
He wants them to "calm down"--lay
dead, SO to speak, while with a real
peppery pen he covertly thrusts the
harpoon hither aud yon. ''But good
fellows" every blasted, bloomin' one
of 'em, is favorite phrase the sly old
duffer uses as frill to a particularly
acrid and stinging roast; roast hot
enough to melt the door knobs of Sat
ans asbestos brown stone front. Boys,
sic Tige right back at him; is our say.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1908-11-20

On Saturday. November 2S, a good
roads convention will be held in
Athena. The general movement for
better highways is one in wh oh almost
every one is. or should be interested.
Every dollar that property is taxed to
further better condition of public
highways, is money we'll spent Let
all give the date of the meeting here
as much publicity as possible, so that
there will be large attendance. The
good roads movement is state wide
more than that, it reaches interstate
proportions. There is talk of state
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1908-11-20
ATHENA. ORE. NOV. 20. ....... 1908

The success of the republican party
in the presidential election leads the
trust magnates and their benchmen
out Of cover, as is attested by bold
statements made recently. Steel mag
nate Sohwab held bis special train
over time the other night in San
Francisco, that he might make an ad-
dress. He made the address all right,
and in it he said that trusts bad come
to stay; that he favored them (of
course every one knows that he does)
and he oiled over his allegiance
TO competition destroying monopoly
with his sugar coated Fill made palat.
able in these words 81 believe in
trusts for they insure high wages; l
believe in high wages, but l exact
hard work in return" Schwab's
avowel had hardly got cold on the
associated press wires, when the tele-
graph lines pulsated to the four corners
of the earth the croakings of an after.
dinner effort of that old fossilized po-
litioal parasite, Chauncy M. DePew,
who went to the United States Senate
by virtue of the plumpness of his
money bags. This ancient product of
graft finds fault with Oregon's pri-
mary election law and her method of
choosing United States Senators by
popular vote of the people. He dubs
1t "the new idea" and saroastinally
cites the choice of Cham berlain as
being "the first illustration we have
of the practical workings of the new
idea." Well, DePew is a dead one,
and for that reason the "new idea"
will never have chance to cleanse the
political pot by mopping him in defeat,
but it has been promulgated by the
people of Oregon--and the promulga-
tion will be followed by other states
for the purpose of sending to the poll
tioal scrap heap just such coin veneered
statesmen as Chaunoy proved to be.
Also his messmate, Clark of Montana.
Here, we find pair of Statesmen to
be proud of. indeed. They are the
brand. labeled in gilt, that for years
dominated the Senate; the inner circle
of the aristooratio set. group of gout-
benumbed political seedlings that are
easy game for the Vaccinations of the
greedy Captains of industry" of the
Sohwab ilk. But Roosevelt has prom.
ised that Taft will give the country
the same square deal" that he gave
1t, and it may be that Messrs. Schwab
and DePew are just little previous in
elating through the medium of lung
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1908-11-20

y This is the season of the year when
the largest volume of trade ia carried
on in merchandising lines. To meet
the wants of the people of this section,
Athena merchants seem to have We'd
each with the other in providing ex-
ceptionally large and we'll selected
stocks of goods of all lines to satisfy
the demands that are now being made.
There is notable briskness of trade in
all branches of business here. Money
appears to be plentiful. farm produce
of all kinds is bringing fairly good
prioes-in fact every thing seems to
be on the mend except the hen /;
Athena is eating Iowa eggs.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1908-11-20

Mr.. Edison says his success is due to
2 per centTgenius and 9S per cent hard
work. And yet some men who think
they are endowed with 90 per cent
genius and do 2 per cent hard work
wonder why they get only 50 a day.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1908-11-20

A New York paper asserts that Mrs.
Hetty Green Is known in Hoboken,
where she occupies an expensive $40 a
month apartment, as miss Warning
ton." 1t is one of Mrs. Hetty's un-
doubted rights to live and travel in
cognito if she ohooses--and probably
it doesn't cost an extra cent to do it.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1908-11-20

Charles NJ. Schwab has shocked
London by wearing top hat with o
short coat, but we are assured that be
has never appeared anywhere with
tan shoes and clawhammer.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1908-11-20

In bis latest description of the war
between the United States and Japan,
Captain Hobson generously refraius
from getting us licked.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1908-11-20
(irantIand Rice sings:

Grantland Rice sings: 'If ever |
should write a book, I'D make my
heroine a cook. Huston Post.
Grantland will of necessity have a
policeman for hero if they are to
marry in the last chapter.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1908-11-20

A congressman who has talked him.
self into Conrgess quite naturally feels
that be must do lot of talking after
he gets there.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1908-11-20

A Pennsylvania girl recently
coughed up safety pin. They are
the only kind that should be swal-
lowed.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1908-11-20

Politics not only makes strange bed
fellows, but it generally leads to a
quarrel as to who should have the
middle of the ted.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1908-11-20

Over 1000 people committed suicide
in Prussia last year. Evidently the
gospel of hope is much needed in that
country,
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1908-11-20

Another crisis is feared in Portugal.
The young King insists on paying his
fathers debts.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1908-11-20

That onr American Forests abound in
plants which possess the most valuable
E'"tllcinal virtues is abundantly attesteI
by scores of the most eminent medical
writer's and teachers. Even the untu-
tored Indians had discovered the useful
ness of many native plants before the
advent OF the white race. This informa-
tlon, impaired freely to the whites, led
the latter to continue Investigations until
to-day we have rich assortment of most
valuable American medicinal roots.
- - -
Dr. Pierce believes that our American for
ests aboNpd in most valuable medicinal roots
foA the cuft>Qt most obstinate and fatal dis
eases. If weswoeSd properly investigate them;
and ip Fetir7saffE OF this conviction. he
poirfte/ with pride>0 the Utmost marvellous
cures effected BY bis So nG Golden Medical Dis
coyery.nn- which has prQYep itself TO be the
most eflcient- stomach Ionic liver inYigQr--
9tnrl- heart tQnlc- and regulator. and blood
ciaanser known 70 mnhicQi science. Dyspep-
s!a or indigestion, tu.Jid liver. functional
and even valvular ana other affections of
the heart yield 10 its curative action. The
reason trhy it cnres these and many other
affections. is clearly shown in little book
of extracts from ne standard medical works
which Is mailed re 3 . any address by Dr. R
v. Pierce. Of Buffalo. N. ". to all sending
re1uest for the same.
-
Not less marvellous. In the unparalleled
cures it Is constantly making of woman's
many peculaC affections. weaknesses and
DISTRESSING derangements, is DR.. Pierce's
Favorite\P Prescripu0r>>a as is amply attested
by thousands otppSosci ifed testimonials con-
trbuted by\GSateful patren@ who have been
cured b. L Of otcataIrhal lnelyic drains -painfIf
PERIODS. irregnlaritles: prolapsus and Other
1lSplacements- cauSeI by weakness. ulcer-
01ion Of uterus and Kindred aifections often
after many other advertised medicines. and
physicians had failed.
<S - -
Both the above mentioned medicines are
wholly made UP from the glyceric extracts Of
native. medicinal roots The processes en-
ployed III their manHt2rture were original
with Dr. Pierce. and they are carried on by
skilled chemists and Pharmacists with the
aid of apparatus and appliances specially
designed and built for this purpose. Both
medicines arc entirely free from alcohol and
all other harmful. halit-forming drugs. A
full list of their ingredients is printed on
each bottle-wraDDer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-10

lih unb idlidbt par iein SleuBeres,
orn1 Die 6duerli6eu siuperpnuoteu
ilnb Sreunbe. pcldbe nils leinem @eS
burtSprt Hieie 5llr Sbeilnubmc OH Der
ltillen Scier bcriibergefommen iunren.
Sas Srieitertbmn bilbet Die bcrporz
itchenbitc @i9cnihaft icines pcdicls
poLlen 2ebens uno 8irtenS. 9srieiter
ipar CT aus snn5cn &er6en uno NIT
slufbietuug aller Ardfte ais &nplan
llnb Siarrer; &rielter blieb CT aiS
Sndoi unb Satrinr6; llnb Erielter
Dor Sllem, Elm pabrer 9obeprielter
lit CT aud) iebt nod oils Stellpertreter
Gbrilti unb Sberboupt Der Stride.
Snsleibe bon Secleneiier burhgliibte
Srielterber5, baS inter bem l6parz
sen, pioletten nnb rotbcn Salare ges
l6lo9eu, idlG9t audi inter bcm mei@
Ben @elpanbc, nieicI6e bel6eibene ino
einIabe. licbcpollc unb bod nit eiier@
ner Gnergie bcgabtc Erielteriecle
leu6tct aus pem Yfnrrer. Siihof.
Gorbinal llub @aplt cntacgen.
SSiuS Scr 3cbntc itainmt nidbt, ipie
Ieine beipcn WorBdn0er, aus apeligem
@eid)lccbt. feline gSieac ltono in eiuem
ciniahen @ancrnbdulc. ySeoer auf
Dem &athrscr DcS 9ele9rteu. nod iul
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-10
5m Dienfte unftrrr Sadie.
Die asiale Chat hes Crmtral- Nereims ayyelisrt an
ais 8ere@tisnms, Die Geredtiskeit nna ante4i-
aems hrr hrntfd) d)-amerikanifdbrn tatbnihrn. Is

tiif mittbdtis limb, menn mir nidJt
ermitliG beitrebt iimb. uniere Weltam-
fdanmng, nnicre gcrcften fatbcliihen
0rnnoidte 10 tren tpie m5glih burd,
nnicre getbeilisuns am pplitiiden
Sebcn s,tm MuS0ruf nnb ann Onrdg.
ortnsen Su brisssen. Sas famn niht
geniigenb 6etont iperben. Soierbei
oenfen mir 5par nift ail eine pom
Central sTerein aiisgebenee parteis
pollttld)e Velue9iin9, ionbertl an cine
S6uluns uab sluitldrltu9 Der bellf,
lt,en 9fdnnerfpelt in politiiHen iSras
gen uno in Den 8e5iebnngen. ipclde
pol'ttld]e Sragen 5ll utlern inrholi<
I6en @riinbidtcn baben. llnlerc tas
tboliid5e @dblerfhaft iollte Die ittels
lt8enteite ili,0 ) beItunterrid)tcte i'm
2unbe fein. Has Sell unierer airhe
IN Imerita uno bic l1nneriebrtbeit I'M.
lerer religioien 6reibeiten ilno Hcd,te
tpiro 81 einem groBen. ia sunn sr63ten
5beil oapon abbdngen. Oh Dem AGthos
li5isnrns in Nmerifa cine @dblerid,aft
5ll 9ebpte Iteht. lpelhc ben polItrialen
Srdseu uno silfgabcn enl @erltdnnz
niB nno elm llrtbcil entgcgsubctngeu.
oas iie befdbiat. nit Wcrc Wtis@
tett uno nit Sntctlia euS
Die Gntlheiblilg iiber ruri.egeanc
polttiidle llno io3ialc 9srohsme unl
Stinunfniten- au fdlten.-.s8 llHo. nieic
Nuffldrnng iiber politiidc GinSc ipill
Der Gentrol> Vereiit ourd, leiHe ipjiC,lc
Yropnganoa per6reiten. 9urd) 3tGhca
nno Gonferen5en. hnr1 6h,gihriiteu
unp io5ialpolitiibe Artifel uno Slnts
pblete iol itetis bon Der 9entralitelle
aus -natiirlid] nntcr eifriger M)tits
arbeit Ieiteus Der gan3en tatbolIIfeit
beutibeu Hrene oieie NuitIdrilnsss
arbeit geleiitet iperoen. glbrr. easll
lit @elo nOtbig. Nebner rno Sours
naliiten. melbe IN Der beid,ricbcnen
@ciie tbdtig iein fperneu, ntiiiien be-
ioloet. Die bon linen 5u ber6rcit,ape
Iuffldrltugs 9iteratur mm6 beSahlt
peroen. gber bic crforberiden
Summen 8eIb. bic 5ur Ausfiibrlmg
bieies Yrogrumrs benotbigt iperbeu.
.lreroeu ii1 IN Heiueu uub leiht 5n
tragenSen geitrdgen allf Die Gin5els
nen pertbeiIen. 8ir aatbolifen
oiirfcn einmnl nieht inrslos Der Sus
funft entgesenseten. @ir miiiieu an
iInierer Selbitbchauptnue in Gonflirs
ren5 treten nit ben @egnern. pcnen
unltreitis 5ur 9eit mabr intelligente
lIno riibrise 8etbdtisnna ailf benz
politiiden 8e1iet nnaacrnbnt ncroen
fann, ais uns. Mber nnicre politiidbe
nnb ipsiale Hiififdneigfcit lit eines
Der sr6etcn Semmitiiic fir oas iies-
bafte Snrhbrinsen nnicrer fntbp.
liiden Weltanidbnnnng IN bnS 5iient.
lidc 9eben, mtb in bnS 9e6en beS ge.
iammten pplitifGen sfaatSt5rpcrS.
@ir bdtten nod gerne bier auf ben
8uin bes eeiunoen lo5ialcn iinb relis
9ioien 2ebenS binaeipieleu. ipeld,en Sie
pplitiIde llntbdtigieit llnb 8leidNiilz
tisfeit Der aatboliien Sranfrcicb's iilr
bieics 2aub sur Solse batten. Sod
bieriibcr nicIleiht III eincm ipdt,ren
Srtifel.
Sn Guftrdse bes Central sGcreinS:
Sds Spe5inf tic
fir So5iale Yropas
gambia.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-10

brad)t I'M Na1folgenbeu cine fllrSe
@eihibtc Yius beS 3ebnten iuieberSu>
acben, Der crit I'M porgcriidten Nlter
81 Der bDditen mcnidbli6en &ilrbe
ernporgcltieaen. 60 fllr6 audi feline
9icsierungs5eit lit, 10 bat CT pcnno1
eS peritunoen. burd) ieiue umiailcnoc.
alsld,lieBlih auf bnS Seil Der Seelen
serid,tetc apoitoliibe Sbatigfeit ii6
bic 3unciglmg ieincr @ldubigcn III
bpbem Grabc 5u errinsen. Illes era
neuern in Gbriito. oas hat er bel Icis
ner &roning alS 3icl ieineS &irtcnS
bingelteilt. nnb getreii bat er gebalten,
ipas er in ieierli6er Stunpe aclobt.
MRit bcm Sidter iubclt oesbalb Die
fat6olii6e Gbriiteuheit icbt. 100 Yius
Der 3cbnte fem solpenes Tricltcr@
nnb lein lilbernes Sil1ofs> Sub'Ioum,
be9ebt:
Sn GbriltuS SaeS Su ernellcrn,
Sit Yins milhes 2olun9siport.
g8er mobtc 3a9eu. tbatloS ieiern,
gYo irob rnS eriibt Der Neitin9 Sort?
Sn Gbriltus ilr bas @ilo cntbnlten.
@ab oen Der 0err has y9cItall lhuf.
@ns Gbriims Quilt Der Gunbe yaltcn.
Ser 2iebe ep ger @eltberiif.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-10
gcrbansnihboae sataitrOpbc.
9 @enton. III. 6, Y

9enton, ST.. 6s Not.
Sie @riibc BON @ y. Hene & Gpa
bier Weilen bon bier 9elegen. ut 5lm
Sbcil in Die eilft scflogeu. Sier
Sprengmbeitcr iino In Scr eirll6e rers
ldittet; Ser Sauptihadbt lit bon &C.
lteintriimnlern oerlept. Die &anleros
pen Der, &erihiitteten niahien pers
8neifelte glnitrenailnaen, tic Dlirel Nie
Sriinmernlanen sll errcidIen. nIiBs
ten obcr ocu &eriirn nadl uebritiins
oigcr Slr6eit miigebem ilnN bie llEs
aliidliden ibrem Shifial iiberlaiien.
Sic @ermiBien linS George 9tceb.
Sobn 0olmeS, Sat SaiIn inb Scrrp
5tepenS. Sic tuorcu il, &eno Gitp
Su Saiue.
Sn Der srnBen Soe Seiier inen
&oblengrube 5ll 3ci9lcr lit cin ichipes
rer Sranb aliSsebro6en. Der bis iest
alien 2DIhperiMhen piberltnHecn bat.
Sic Sergleute iinb entfoulmcn, bnbeu
abcr Die in Der, Wrllbe beiinoli6en
Nanlfbiere nidt retten fonnen. Die
@rube lit Die belt angeleate im Stnat
imb iteat einen 8ertb non iiber
$1.000.000 bar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-10

bererIeits Die ifpieliseu Sdnbe Der
arbeitcnbeu alaiic geebrt. @s mar
geipihermaben Elm @ru9 nit Der Eraz
pitiou, elm gldn5euber Sriumpb io>
rpbl Der religiossio3iaIen @irfIamfcit
mn Siiftigfeit. als audi ienes edit
bemofratiihen Trin5ipS in Der tatbos
lild)cn 6icrardie, nonah es in ibr
ieiu &prred1t pes Staubes ober Der
0eburt gibt. pur6nus I'M Habmen Der
iortI6rittliben 3eititronuIne.
gic io9t bod Der neitfdIiIhe Sida
tcrfonig 10 idon bon lid:
g0fir 9riii bes 2ebenS barte
SnlIit
S6on in bic fraiiIen &inoer<
lodcn;
Sen 9nabeu bat es berb ges
3au't.
Snt ibn rmIllngen unb llnts
Iollt.
llnb pabrlih nidbt nit 9liis
tbenfloden.
Sci bem re9icrenbcn Ynpite trai cs
in peritdrttcm @laRc 81. Neben
ibm tpieS bas YaterbauS md iieten
ainber nllf. Die NIT oem tdrgli6en
(Sprtieellug aui Der 10. Seite.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-10
Yn6 oe6 a5nlen gdoenes YrieQr 3n6ddnm.

Sn Ghriitus ltiee gun GrSe niebcr
Sic Siebe sielblt bonn Sirunment,
Su Gbriitus ettt it'd allies ipieber.
Sas gotteutfremoet i6 getrennt.
Gs finOen Die berirrtn S5er5en
Ser Stride trantes @eiligtbunt.
@s lpanbelu 3eiben li6 unb Sbmer5en
Sn biulmliibe Suwel,n UNI.
gs mar am t8. Geptember 1858,
am 8ornbeiID bes 'oberitnlienii6eu
&rie9es, dis i'm Sone ees lieblihen,
bon freunolidlem Grin unb iilbers
bellem Sfiibhen eingddumten gaitels
frauco bonn 3repiIauer gifhof Ssnrinn
Der 23idbrige q 8iuieppe Gar t o
5um Trielter geipeibt i,uroe. aerms
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-10

gureau bes 8eamten, nod in BEN
Salons bon Staatsindnnern, tpie Die
meiiten ieiner ndhiten Worgdnscr
bate er iid belpegt, ionbern tets mar
er ulr fiir bas g8obl pes genteinen
giannes tbdtig getueieu. begrnben I'M
ruitlpien. 9erarihloien 8ienite Der
Reni9bett. Der 6,eieIli6dft iinb Der
Stride. gliht elmer Der Sproblinge
aus hpdabelieer Sa,nflie. ober Der
S6riftiteaer. ODER Der &urien6ez
anten mar er, ionbern Der Sobn eines
blutnrmen Wnnnes pont 2anbe, uuis
geipa6ien in Notb uno gntbebrllng.
Sm Gonflape bon 1908 baben alio Die
Bdbler einerieits Der bornenpoIlen
SeeIioree Die Saline 5uertannt, an>
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-10

@er IS. September mar Der
Al golDcne Snbildnms So
~ tag Ger Erieitermeitc Iapit
- Yius hes 3ebnten. 9nS Gen.
trdi.6pmite fir bieie Subclicier sab
icnpdl bcfannt, bak bic Subelmciie Sr.
Sciligfeit erit am 1 6. Iopcm=
ber selaltci iueroe. 9ln biciem Gage
bat ndmlidJ Der Sl. Sater ppr "a
SGbren ais 9un,berr Spicpb Sartp
ppm Cardinal TarpcdJi Die Siidluis=
peibe cmpfangen. 9ln benz Gage be-
ginnt alio bas Sabr hes iilbcrnen
Siihufs Subildums Sr. Soeilisfcit,
uabrenS sleidDseitis has Grieiter=
SmbeljaBr su Gnbe sebt.
gSir balten es DesbaIb fir anae5
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-11-06
Ladies' Suits, Werth VI - \
on Sale Saturday, 314o0 -


This $3.50 suit sale rsaches The plnnaeIe
of value giving. There have been aales ana
sales, but so far this season ~ such o4er -
this is has been made in Spokane o. my otAer
northwestern town. Certainly sSere have been
offerings made that sounded - good. but ~
great point about this one IL that It u not -
offer of two or three SUITS nor even Of dozen;
1t practically takes In an entire aseortment:
all the garments that we have been selling n
the regular way up to $3.50. and II y N cRer-
Ing of new goods; not an old garment n II the
lot, and each suit il strictly up to the moment
in the matter Of STYLE color and CLOTH ANY
lady can be suited; your taste may be pArticu-
lar, your desires q little ont Of the ordinary,
but yet we think that we can show you . -
lection here that will make buying easy to ron.
In this lot Of suits there are all esizes, nom
80 to A: and plenty Of each size to choose
from; regular values range up to $27.s0: =
hundred and fifty in the lot, and all on sale
Saturday at, each .....................Sts .oO
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1908-12-10
DODGEVILLs NEWS.
From the Chronicle.

From the Chronicle.
Mr.. Harvey Kendall, an experienced
printer, has been added to the Chroni-
cle's force and ne will assist in making
this paper still better. Mr.. Kendall
has been employed in Rolla, N. D.,
several years and for the past year
has been employed by the Sun-Repub-
lie of this city.
The city authorities took possession
of the power house and pumping sta
ton last week and now have complete
control of the water works system in
this city The Dodgeville Electric Light
and Power company, which has had
charge Of the pumping station for the
past ten years, moved last week TO its
new location on north Union street
From the Sun Republic.
A marriage license has been issued
to w. II. Rogers Of this city and Mrs.
Chas. Thomas Of Denver, Colo. The
wedding will take place before Christ
mas.
1t will cost money to play Halloween
pranks next year. An ordinance pro-
yiding for fine Of not less than $40
nor more than 500, for meddling with
property on Halloween was passed at a
meeting of the city fathers Wednesday
evening.
j. A. Anderson and Howard NJ Mid
dleton of Argyle have been granted
letters patent for an egg registering
device. 1t is made of plate and pad
which can be attached to the hens. The
device contains a register which is set
in motion every time an egg is laid and
indicates it on the principal of an auto
matte cash register
To Mrs Emma Penhallegon, of the
town of Linden, belongs the title of
champion walker of the county. She
has walked to this city and back, a dis
lance Of fourteen miles, several times
lately. The last trip was on Tuesday
of this week Mrs. Penhallegon is a
middle aged woman and thinks the feat
no hardship whatever. Nevertheless,
it would bother some of the men, to say
nothing of the average woman, to
make such trip.