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About Clackamas County record. (Oregon City, Clackamas County, Or.) 1903-190? | View This Issue
Boys' Waists, t5ct worth 25c.
Boys' Waists, 25c, worth 35c.
Boys' Shirts and Waists, 50c, worth 75c.
Boys' -Suits, $3.50, other stores sell at $4.00.
Nobby Line Men's Suits,
Great Line Men's Suits,
Come to Welch
for a good Shoe
at $3.50.
Every Pair
It will pay you
22 1 -223 Morrison, Corner First St.,
Notice to Creditors.
Notice is hereby given thnt the
undersigned 1ms been appointed ad
ministrator of tho eHtnte ofGoorge
Williams, deceased, by order of the
Comity Court of the State ofOregon,
for tho County of Clackamas. All
iiersons having claims against the said
estate are hereby required to present
fhe same, properly verified, to the un
dersigned administrator at tho office
of Hedges & Griflith in Oregon City,
Orpgon, within six months from the
date ofjdio' first "publication of this
Administrator of the estate of
Georgo Williams,- deceiiBod.
Attorneys for administrator.
First Publication June 11, 11)03
Last publication July 30, 1903.
Notary Public. Abstracts Miide
Forms Drawn, Collections rromptly Attended to
Office with Geo. C. nrownt'll.
W. S. U'Reu C. Scliucbel
U'REN cSi SCHUEBEL
Attorneys at Law.
Puutschcr Auvokut.
Will practice in all courts, muke collections and
iettlemt-nU of Estates.
Furnish alstracls of title, lend you money and
tend your mouey on first mortgage.
Office in linterprise Ilnikling, Oregon City, Or.
LlVY STIPP
Attorney at Law.
Justice ol the Peace.
Jaggcr Building, Oregon City
Notary Publio.
Real Estate, Insurance, Tltlei Examined, Ab
stracts Made, Deeds, Mortgages, lite, drawn.
Carde Building, Oregon City
Commercial bank
Transacts a general baukiug business.
Makes loans and collections, discounts bills
Duys and sella domestic aud loreign exchange,
and receives deposits subject to check.
Open from 9 a. m. to i p. m
Grant b dimiok
ATTORNEY and COUNSELOR at LAW.
Will practice in all Courts In the State. Circuit
and District Courts of the United States. In
solvent debtors taken through bankruptcy
Office in Garde building, Oregon City, Or.
Land Titles Examined, Abstracts Made, Deeds,
Mortgages, fate, Drawn. Money Loaned.
Over Bank oi Oregon City.
Ore on City, Or.
dr. o. D. LOVE
Graduate of the American School ol.Ostcopathy
Kirltaville. Mo.
Successfully treats both acute and chronic dis
eases, .wi i"uniU1..
Consultation and Examination Free.
Office Hours: 1 lto t P M
Or by appointment at any time
looms No. 1 and 6. Stevens Building. Main St
Oregon City, Oregon.
$15, others get $18 Suit.
to trade with
The American
Timber Land, Act June 3, 1878.
Notice For Publication.
United States Land Office.
Oregon City, Oregon.
July 11, 11)03
Notice is hereby given that in com
pliance with the provisions of the act
of Congress of June 8, 1878, entitled
"An act for the sale of timber lauds
in the States of California, Oregon,
Nevada, and Washington Territory,"
as extended to all tho Publio Land
States by act of August, 4, 18112,
of Albany, County of Linn, State of
Oregon, has this day filed in this office
her sworn statement No. (1214, for the
purchase of tho E'r,' SE' and SEJ
NE4 of Section No. 2(5 in Township
No 5 S, Range No. 3 E, and will offer
proof to show that the land" sought is
more valuable for its timber or stone
than for . agricultural purposes, and
to establish her claim to Baid land he
fnro the Register and Receiver of this
office at Oregon City, Oregon, on
Thursday, tlm 24th day pf September.
1903. '
She names as witnesses:
Jnilus C. Eurhe, of Portland, Ore
gon ; Edwnrd Burke, of Portland,
urcgon; JNarcissa ii. Unll, of Port
land. Oregon; Thomas Devinne. of
Portland, Oregon, '
Any and all persons claiming ad
versely t'e above d scribed lands are
requested to file their claims in this
office on or before said 24th day of
September, 11)03.
July 13 Sept. 14
Timber Land, Act June 3, 18T8.
Notice for Publication.
United States Land Offico,
Oregon Citv, Oregon,
May 13, 11)03.
Notice is hereby given that in com
pliance with tho provisions of the act
of Congress of Juno 3, 1878, entitled
"Au act for the Bale of timber lands
in tli states of California. Oreeon.
Nevada, and Washington Territory,"
as extended to all the Public Land
States by act of August 4, 1892,
Annie Unsc h.
of Oregon City, county of Clackamas,
Stare of Oregon, has this day filed in
tins ollico her sworn statement No.
('.038, for tho Diireluiso of the S4 of
Vk, and Lots 3 and 4 of Section No.
9, in Township No. 5 S.Range No.4 E,
aud will differ proof to show that the
laud sought is more valuable for its
timber or stone than for agricultural
purposes, and to establish her claim
to said land before the Register and
Receiver of this office at Oregon City,
Oregon, on Saturday, the 251 h day of
duiy, ivuu.
She names as witnesses : Frank
Habelt, of Springwater, ( to. , Seth
Austin, of Viola, Ore.. Gi. stave Fried-
rioh, of Parkplace, Ore., rrank Busch,
of Oregon City, Ore.
Any and all persons claiming ad
versely the above-described lands are
requested to tile their claims in this
ofllce on or before said 25th day of
July, wiia.
Notice of Final Settlement.
Notice is hereby given 'that the
undersigned, administrator of tin
estate of Anton Klar, deceased, has
filed his final account of said estate
in the county court of the; State of
Oregon, for Clackamas County, and
tli at the Judge oi said court has an
pointed Monday, the Srd day of Aug
ust, at 10 o'clock A. M. , as the time
on which objections may be heard to
said account.
Administrator of the estate of Anton
Klar, deceased.
First publication July 2.
Last publication July 30.
Guardian Notice.
Notice is hereby given that the
undorsigned has beeu appointed
Guardian of the person and property
or feramaiid and Ivor Long, niiimrs
Any person having claims against the
said Illinois or either or tln'in are
hereby notified to present the same for
payment to Gordon E. Hayes at his
office in Oregon City, Oregon, within
six months trom this date.
Dated this 2Uth day of June, 1903.
Guardian of Ferdiand and Ivor Long,
minors. fm
First publication July 8.;
Reduced Excursion Rates
To The Seaside and Mountain
Resorts For The Summer.
Tho Southern Paciflo Company has
placed on sale at very low rates
round-trip tickets to the various re
sorts along its Hues, and also, in
connection with the Corvallis and
Eastern Railroad, to Detroit and the
seaside at Yaquina Bay, latter tickets
good for return until October 10th.
Three day tickets to Yaquina Bay,
good going Saturdays, returning Mon
days, are on sale at greatly reduced
rates from all points from Eugene
ana norm on both east and west
side lines, enabling people to spend
Sunday at the Seaside. Very low
round trip rates are also made be
tween Portland and same points on
the Southern Pacific, good going Sat
urdays, returning Sunday or Mondtiy,
allowing Portland people to spend
hnnday in the country and the out
of town people to have the day in
fort land.
lickets from Portland to Yaquina
Bay good for return via Albany and
bast bide, or Corvallis and West
Side, at option of passenger. Bag
gage checked through to Newport. A
new teuiure at, Newport this year
will be ai tip-to-date Kindergarten
in charge of an experienced Chicago
A beautifully illustrated booklet
describing the seaside resorts on
Yaquina Bay lias been published by
the Southern Pacific and Corvallis
& Eastern Railroads, and can bo se
cured from any of their Agents, or by
addressing W. E. Coman, G. P. A.,
S. P. Co., Portland, or Edwin Stone,
Manager C. & E. R. R., Albany,
Oregon. Yours truly,
Gen. Puss. Agent.
Tut IJotli Wnya.
"I want niy hair cut aud no talk,"
wild a groat man wlfi an I own the
earth air, as ho walked into a barber's
shop and sat down.
'The" commenced the man In the
apron. .
"No talk, I tell yon!" shouted thn
heavy man. "Just a plain hair cut.
I've read all the papers and don't want
any news. Start away now!"
Tho man in the apron obeyed.
When he had finished, the man who
knew everything rose from his chair
and surveyed himself In the glass.
Great Scott!" be exclaimed. "It's
really true, then? Yon barbers can't
do your work properly unless you talk."
'1 don t know." said the man In the
apron quietly. "You n ust ask the bar
ber. He'll bo In presently. I'm tb
glazier from next door."
Notice of Final
Notice, is hereby
s hereby given that the
undersigned executor has filed bis iimil
report, in t he Comity Court of Clack
amas County, Oreirou. and tiie sstid
Court has set Monday, Augusts, 11)03,
at the hour of 10 o'clock A. M. of
said day, at tho Court House in Ore
gon City, Oregon, as the time and
place for hearing any and all objec
tions to said final report, aud to his
final dischargo as executor. " .
Dated Jcno 18, 1903.
Executor of the lust will and testa
ment of James L. Bailev. deceased.
Attorney for executor.
July 22,
ahd uni on Pacific
3 TRAINS to the East DAILY
Through Pullman standard and Tourist sleeping
cars daily to Omaha, Chicago, Spokane: tourist
sieeping-car daily to Kansas City; through Pull
man sleeping-cars (personally conducted) weekly
to Chicago, Kansas City, ra clinin g chair-cars.
seats !reetothe Kast daily.
4:.H0 p. h.
For the Kast via
Spokane Flyer.
For hastcru Washing
ton, Walla Walla. Lew
i7;85 a. M.
istou, Coeur d'Alen and
Great Northern points.
Atlantic Kxnaess.
F,or the Kast via Hunt'
ill gton .
6;lft p.
io-,:to a. m.
For San Francisco.
Steamer Geo. W. Klder,
andColumbia leave every
5 days; Ainsworth Dock
K00 p.
S;00 p. M.
For Astona and wav
S;iw p. m.
.VflO p. m
points, connecliiiir will:
steamer lor Ilwaco anil
North Beach. Steamer
Hassalo. Ash St. Dock
ui p. m.
For Salem Corvallis aud
frlft a. m.
wav points. Steamer
Ruth, Ash Street dock
f'M p. m.
water permitting.
For Dayton Oregon Cityl7;(U a. m.
and Yamhill River point Tuesday
steamer Klmore. Ash St. Thursday
dock. Water permiting Saturdsv
3;00 p. m.
i-1 may
For Lewiston. Idaho
4:0.i s. m. i
and wav points, from
:00 p. m.
Daily ex.
Riparia, Wash., steamer
ttpokaue or l.ewiston.
iicnei omce, l ima ami Washingti
phone Main 71J, Portland.
on, Tele-
Portland & Asiatic Steamship
For Yokohama and Hong Kong culling at Kobe
Nagasaki and Shauglii. taking (might via con
necting steamers lor Manilla, port Arthur and
uo.ui j.. ror mioi ma tun information
vo.. v.. u, .nut is. uuituuB or agents ol O. R
N. Company
Justice Court Decides That Me Is Not
Compelled to Pay Road Poll Tax.
Upon information filed by John
Green superintendent' of streets and
collector of road poll tax for this city
T. D. Weed was tried Monday in the
Justice Court charged with refusing
and neglecting to pay his poll tax.
The defense set up that Weed was
under 21 years of age and was not
liable for road poll tax. City Attorney
George L. Story prosecuted the case
and Weed was defended by Attorney
Gilbert L. Hedges. Green attached
the wages of Weed, who clerks in A.
Robertson's grocery store on Seventh
A little over one year ago a marri
age license was issued to Weed upon
the affidavit of Judge William Gallo
way that Weed was over 20 years of
age and this affidavit was introduced
by the prosocuitou to prove that Weed
was now over 21. Judge Galloway
whs called as a witness and explained
that the intention of the affidavit
was that Weed was in his twentieth
year. Justice Stipp ruled that the
affidavit was ex parte evidence and
as such was not admissable in court.
Failing to prove that Weed was past
21 years of age, the court discharged
the defendant and dismissed the caso.
Treasurer's Notice.
I now liavefmoney to pay county
warrants endorsed prior to January
1, 1901. Also road warrnats endorsed
prior to May, 1, 1903. Interest will
cease on such warrants on the date of
this nutice.
Oregon City, Ore., July 24, 1903.
Treasurer ofClackamas County, Ore.
juiy au.
Concluded from Page 5.
ing old friends and relatives.
Mrs. C. Walter and children have
returned to their home at Glencoe,
aftor spending a fortnight with her
mother, Mrs. Weisenborn.
The Revs. Kratt and Eichler, of
Portland, viisted quite recently with
Rev. C. Waehlte.
Mr. G. Rnelt.ir, our former mer
chant, came out from the city this
evening on business.
Mrs. Anna Freeman, after a month's
sojourn with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Waehlte, has returned to her
home at Springfield, Ore.
Miss Delhi Sehroeder, who has beeu
quite seriously ill in Portland, has
nlmsst recovered aud returned h ome.
Viola News Notes.
VIOLA, July 27. (Special. ) An
other pigneer has passed away. Seth
Austen was born in Ohio, June 10,
1833, came to Oregeu in 1852, died in
Viola at tho home of his daughter,
Mrs. Elmora, Mattoon, on the 2(ith
day of July, 1903, sged 70 years,. 1
month and 6 days.
His wife died 11 years ago, while
living at his farm on the Mollalla.
Their five chili rm, .Willaid, Bert,
Harry, Nellie, and Elmora are all
still living. The funeral was con
ducted by Rev. J. W. Exon at Viola
Oiinetery, July 27. A large number
of friends attended the buriul ser
vices. Mr. Austen was well . known
throughout Clackamas County, being
au old pioneer, having .first settled
in the Molalla section, but of recent
years hns been living on a claim far
into the Cascade range on the Clack
amas river, which was becoming
noted for its hot springs and which
someday in . the near future will be
come a great medical resort. .'
Mrs. Capt. Adams, of Portland,
with her 3 three children, are tented
near the home of Mrs. Sevier.
Mrs. Newton Walker is visiting
friends in Portland.
W. O. Ward, the forestranger, came
home this week for supplies. '
J. W. Exon and William Brown
were peddling beef last week. Mr.
Brown is thinking of starting a new
meat market wagon, wJiich will
make regular trips weekly during the
Ed Miller lost a valable heifer last
kjye uxeraae.
An exercise which, If pcrseverlngly
practiced, will greatly strengthen the
eyes and which has entirely restored
many cases of impaired vision, so that
spectacles and eyeglasses were dis
carded, is to turn the eyes upward and
dowuward alternately, as far as possi
ble, twenty times, says a writer in the
New York Herald. Don't pause in the
rd clnnce. The motion is Inces
sant, but not hastened. Next turn the
eyes to right aud to left, repeating as
ifore. Turn them to the upper left
corner and the obverse, or diagonally
that is. to lower right corner. Repeat
Turn them to the upper right corner
nnd Its obverse. Repent. Conclude the
Mercise with rolllmr the eyes around,
first to the right then to the left In
the extreme limit of the muscular ex
tension, being careful, however, not to
Strain the muscles.
If the exercise is repeated at conven
lence several times during the day, it
Will soon strengthen the muscles.
"7BRUTAC COL'T'Tft'AiNINd.
3tw Farmer Perklna I sed Stratex?
and a Doll Whip.
There Is a right way and a wronn
way of breaking a colt to halter. Th
latter method is described by Sewell
Ford in "Horses Nine." Blue Blazes,
the colt In the story, was own- d by e
Michigan farmer. He had been fright
eued by the first attempt to brlille him
snd had broken away. He was prompt
ly declared to be a vicious colt
"We'll tame hlin!" said Farmer Per
kins. Under his coat he bid u stout
baiter and a heavy bull whip. Tberj,
holding a grain measrre temptingly be
fore him, he climbed the pasture fence,
In the measure were oats, which lie
rattled seductively. Also he called
mildly and persuasively. Blue I'.lazcs
was suspicious. Four times he allowed
the farmer to come almost within
reaching distance, only to turn and bolt
with a snort of alarm just at the cm
ciul moment At last he concluded that
he must have just one taste of those
"Come, coltiel Nice coltle!" cooed
the man in a strained but conciliating
Blue Blazes planted himself for a
sudden whirl, stretched his neck as far
as possible and worked his upper Hp
Inquiringly. The smell of the oats
lured him on. Hardly had he touched
his nose to the grain before the meas
ure v?as dropped, and he found himself
roughly grabbed by the forelock. In a
moment he saw the' hated straps and
ropes. Before he could break away
the halter was around his neck and
buckled firmly.
Farmer Perkins changed his tone.
Now, you ugly -little brute, I've got
you! Jerk. Blast your wicked hide!
Slash. You will, will you? Yank.
I'll 1'arn you!" Slash.
Man and colt were almost exhausted
when the "lesson" was finished. It
left B'ue Blazes ridged with welts,
trembling, fright sickened. Never
again would he trust himself within
reach of those men; no, not if they of
fered him a whole bushel of oats.
How to Sell Goods.
"'You must know how to talk with a
customer so that she will buy. Is one
of the things the buyer says over ond
over again in his lectures -down In the
basement. Even when the girl Is be
hind the counter at work the buyer
will often step up and give her a hint.
For Instance, he will give a new name
to an old piece of goods. There is ev
erything in a name. He came up tc
me one day and said, 'Call that line ol
goods the Marlborough,' and It was not
long before I had sold the entire stock.
The sweller a name Is the better, of
course. Cumberland pins will sell much
better than plaiu pins even if they are
the same thing. French names aro
much-in vogue, too. und they are some
times coined. Names taken from swell
sports are also very good sellers. An
other thing, of course, which helps a
girl sell the goods Is genuine knowl
edge of thein." Leslie's Monthly.
Anmxnll.lna' Elsr Appetite. '
Perhaps the most astonishing statis
tics in Mr. Conghlau's book. "Seven
Colonies o Australasia," are those that
describe what the average Australian
eats and drinks. Apparently he hns
the best appetite, If not the best diges
tion, of any human being on the planet.
He eats every year 204 pounds of meat
which works out an average of two
sheep And one-fifth of a bullock for ev
ery man, woman and baby in Australa
sia. He eats more than twice as much
meat as the average Englishman, three
times as much as the average French
man and four times ns much as the nv
erage German or Swiss. He eats, in
addition, about 375 pounds of wheat
223 pounds of potatoes and almost 100
pounds of sugar. If he is a Tnsiuu
niait. he eats a quarter of a ton of po
tatoes in a year, a quite surprising feat.
A Rare Olil Book. .
The second book printed In the Eng
lish language was "The Game and
Playe of the Chess," which the title
page says was "Fynyshld the last day
of Marche, the yer of our lord god a
tbousaude foure bondred and LXXIIj."
Only twelve copies of the work are
now known to exist. In 1813 an Eng
lishman of the name of Alchorne sold
his copy for a sum equal to $270 In
United States currency. Fifty-six years
later. In 18UU. the same volume (an lin
perfect copy! was sold for $2,150. The
British museum has refused an offer of
$10,000 for its copy, which Is imper
fect to the extent of having seven
leaves missing.
Not the Same.
"It's a merciful dispensation of Prov
idence that makes consumptives al
ways boDeful. It's just heaven's mercy
that keeps them from realizing how
bad they are."
"Huh! And what Is it that ken
some singers from realizing bow tad
thev are? Would you call that heav
en's mercy!" Catholic Standard and
Times. .
Miss Koy In discussing the "galaxy
of beauty" at the ball the other night
Mr. Grafton paid me quite a compli
Miss Spelts The idea! That's so un
like him. I never before beard of his
paying anything before It's due. rhila
delphla Press.
"My wife and I agree perfc-etly about
some things," remarked Mr. Meek ton.
with a gentle smile.
"Yes; when anything goes wrong I
take It for granted that it Is my fault
and UenrKtta always thinks so too."
One nil tit as well attempt to rear
ranire the rainbow colors of a soap bub
ble as to undertake the reformation of
one' ndcMiora. Chlcaso News.
Willamette Valley Cbaataoqna Assocl'.
The Willamette Valley , Chautauqua
Association will be held at Gladstone
Park Hour Oretrnn ti ....
to 20th inclusive,- Rate of one and
one-third fare on the certificate plan
has been made from all points on
Oregon Lines. Special attractions
have been provided. "Germaine"
the magician, with his wonderful
productions; R. J. Burdette, the cele.
brated humorist, will entertain in lug
usual delightful manner, while the lec
tures of Hon. Champ Clark and Hon
J. P. Dolliver will be an intellectual
treat. .
Many of the attractions have'been
provided, making the finest enter'tain.
ment ever given at this Chautauqua.
1. OliiwJ JEWELER
Repairing- of Watches, Clocks.
Jewelrv. S lverwnw o
Carfield Bldg. Oregon City, Or.
Elk Horn Livery Feed
and Sale Stables.
Horses bought and sold.
Fine Rigs to Let at Reason-
cie .races.
D.R.DIMICK, vrSoS
C. N. Gyeenman
Established 1805.
Offico in O. W. P. & Co. 's Warehouse,
Main Street, Oregon City.
Main Street, opp. Huntley's
'Phone 804 and 411.
Plumbing and TinShoj
Jobbing and Repairing a Specialty
Opp. Caufield Block, Oregon City
Oregon Qty
Machine Shop
Ph. BUCKLEIN, Prop. .
All kinds of Machinery made
and repaired, also keep in
Shafting. Pulleys, etc.
Prices reasonable. Work guaranteed.
Chu. W. KeUy
Lwnncc Rucanich
High Grade Whiskies Fine Clears
Garrl9 Building, Oregon City .
Daily River Excursions
Oregon City Boats.
- Daily and Sunday.
Le Fort Und Ltivc Crtson Orr
-8:30 a. m
7:00 A. m.
11:30 a. m.
3:00 p. m.
6:15 p. m.
10:00 a. m.
1:30 p. m.
4:30 p. m.
Steamer "Leona" makes no way land
ings except Sundays.
Tickets good on electric cars.
Offlc and Dock foot oi Tr!v St.
Phone Main 40 PORTLAND
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Didn't see the note, but I'm crossing my fingers you're going to tell us it's a new "enforcer"?
I know i'm a little asleep at the switch here, but did anyone notice the notes or signs for the new way meters are policed?
Didn't see the note, but I'm crossing my fingers you're going to tell us it's a new "enforcer"?
Is this the new "customer only" parking hours?
Funny guys! 👍. No I just had it explained to me. It's the businesses and train parking (I believe) . Huge misunderstanding. Not affecting customers / residents. Hours changed and the staff's hours (readers). Carry on.
correct but actually its 7 days a week
I was going to post this yesterday, but it is so horribly written and completely confusing...I didn't, but now I will just to mock it.
From the Patch...
"Shoppers in Glen Ellyn's business district will now be able to park along the streets for a longer period of time, now that the village has extended its consumer-only parking hours. The change was made after Glen Ellyn officials received feedback from residents who suggested there should be more parking options in the central business district, specifically in the evening and on weekends.
As a result, village officials changed the parking ordinance, which previously permitted customer-only parking on Monday through Saturday from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. The newly amended ordinance permits customer parking in the business district seven days a week from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m."
Amazing how bad this is...this change does not give customers more parking options, customers have always been able to park seven days a week from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. From the Patch...which rhymes with trash.
Thanks Cliche! I'm glad someone else knew about this.
So now that Glen Ellyn has two meter maids and is ticketing almost around the clock...here is the results we will start to see...good PR GE!!!
Tweet from Howard Sudbury, 2,100 plus followers...
"Had early evening meal at restaurant we go to weekly. Park in public lot as always. this time #officerfriendly gave ticket on Sat. Night. Guess #glenellyn needs $$. Not their fault but last time at restaurant.Who gives tickets on Sat. nights? #boycottglenellyn"
Since he's claiming to go "weekly" to the same place on a Saturday night, I'd have to guess ATM or Fire & Wine as most likely, possibly Maize & Mash or Santa Fe. So probably Main Street, but possibly the lot behind the fire station. Either way, he comes across as kind of a cheap blowhard. Here is a place you enjoy so much that you dine there weekly, and you finally get burned on a parking violation and can't just accept the blame, possibly go appeal the ticket.
you don't think Sudsy is a Toda Madre fan?

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Spring is here and we are excited to announce that we will be holding a Luxury Collective shopping event in Brighton this May. The shop will be located in the heart of Brighton's cultural hub, opposite the iconic Corn Exchange building. The event is from the 1st - 7th May, coinciding with the launch of Brighton festival, and will showcase some of our favourite new pieces. We'll be sending out more information about this in the upcoming weeks, so for now put the date in the diary and watch this space for updates.
Rose cut diamonds
We have sourced a stunning selection of ethically mined natural grey rose cut diamonds for our stock of gemstones for commission work. Creating one of a kind unique diamond engagement rings is more than about creating just a ring, but making a piece so rare that is the only one in existence. #futureheirlooms


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All three NYS teams participating in the Bellingham Fall Softball League had very successful regular seasons! They will each be seeded #2 in their respective divisions in the playoff tournament! All of the games will be played at the Bellingham Softball Complex (33 High Street in Bellingham) next weekend (10/13 & 10/14).
The U14 team posted a 4-2 record, which put them into the #2 seed. (They managed to give #1 seeded Blackstone their only loss during the regular season!) They will play Medway in the semi-finals on Saturday 10/13 @ 12:00 PM. If they win, they will play in the final on Saturday 10/13 @ 2:00 PM.
The U12 team posted a perfect 5-0 record! Due to a tiebreaker, they will also be seeded #2 in the playoffs. They will play the winner of the Millis/Bellingham game on Sunday 10/14 @ 8:00 AM. If they win, they will play on Sunday 10/14 @ 12:00 PM. If they win again, the final will be on Sunday 10/14 @ 2:00 PM.
The U10 team posted a 4-1 record, with their sole loss being a one-run thriller against Milford. They are also seeded #2 in the playoffs and will play Mansfield in the first round on Saturday 10/13 @ 2:00 PM. If they win, they will play on Sunday 10/14 @ 10:00 AM. If they win again, the final will be Sunday 10/14 @ 12:00 PM.
Great job to all of the NYS teams this fall!!! Good luck in the playoffs!!


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Howard Leach, survived the attack at the hospital. While his body healed he lied there buried under rubble as the hospital was on fire. Howard could hear the shrieking of people trapped inside or also buried under rubble. Then for some time he heard nothing. Howard, just laid there.
"What's the point anymore?" He thought. Howard could not protect anyone. Not when his opponent could over power him. Howard couldn't stop her.
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"Please stop…" Howard begged a little quieter as he cried. He cursed his powers. Without them he could be with Viviana and their son. If there were such a way. He wouldn't be able to hear the people crying out to be saved only for them to suddenly go silent. If only he could just die. Howard closed his eyes and wished for that to be even a small possibility.
Howard awoke disappointed. Howard could hear workers excavating the rubble he was buried under. "Stop." Howard pleaded weakly with a hoarse voice. Howard had no idea how long he had been under the rubble of the wall. His body had healed by this point. He was just so tired. His throat was dry and he was hungry, but even if he had food he wouldn't eat. Lying in his own filth and hopeless all he wanted was to be left there.
There was an off smell. Not his soiled body, but gas. "What's tha—" Howard groaned as he moved for the first time. His muscles ached as he willed himself to move. He felt stiff and sore. He launched himself straight up through debris and above workers bulldozing the area that had been the hospital parking lot.
He landed in front of a backhoe that had been digging where he had been buried. As the arm came down he caught it in his hand and held it. The workers all yelled, "Holy shi—"
"Gas! Gas!" Howard tried to speak through a cough. "Call the cops!"
Howard coughed, he was so thirsty. "Water!"
One of the construction workers handed Howard a water bottle, "You freaking stink man!"
Howard gulped as much was he could swallow and most of it spilled all over him. The sun was nearly blinding, it was the first time he'd seen it in days and it did nothing for him. Howard felt sick. He dropped to his knees and heaved. Vomit erupted from his throat as stomach acid, debris accumulated from days of being buried and the water he drank scratched his throat raw.
"Christ man!" The construction worker that handed him the water reached out to touch Howard. Howard jumped away, the workers were left in awe as he soared into the distance.
After a few minutes of violent coughing and more vomiting Howard rolled over on a roof top and passed out. Howard awoke hours later. It was night and he was still naked. He rolled on his stomach and dragged himself to his feet. He walked to the edge of the building walked off. He landed in front of a fire hydrant. The construction worker was right he did stink. He twisted the valve open and washed himself as he was sprayed by water.
For an hour he shop-lifted from various stores nearby. He had no clothes and he couldn't just walk around naked. Since he couldn't remain buried he might as well be dressed he figured. Once he was fully clothed he pulled himself along. He tried to not think about Viviana and their son. All he did was cry when he did. Howard wondered into a corner store and then as Chicago frequently did for him, it produced a problem.
"Pockets on the ground!" A mugger said, to Howard. The cashier had his hands raised and his face lit up with fear. Howard rolled his eyes. He was in no mood for this or any heroics. Too much was on his mind and he just didn't care.
Howard had stolen a scarf that covered his face and sun glasses. He didn't care to be noticed. Howard placed some cash he had lifted from a safe in one of the stores he used to acquire his disguise. Howard asked. "You just don't have anything better to do, tonight do you?"
In almost slow motion as the mugger fired two rounds into his chest, Howard stepped in front of the bullets after he determined the mugger would have missed. "How bad are you now wit a—" The mugger looked at the man. Two holes where he shot were there, but there was no blood. He looked down. The bullets were fragmented on the floor.
Howard had twisted a soda he had bought and let his scarf down. Everyone in the city knew who he was and typically that was enough to send a coward on the run, "Two-minute head start?"
The mugger began to tremble violently and dropped his pistol, as he turned to run out of the store. Howard smiled and took a sip of his soda. "Works every time." He thought. Howard grabbed the gun. Howard raised his scarf over his face and turned to the cashier. The cashier had no words. He was in awe of this feat and even after years of being an active hero people still were amazed. That was a humbling thing for Howard.
Howard had put the gun he had taken and put it on the counter. He crushed the barrel of the weapon and turned around and walked off as if nothing had happened, "Hey! Call the police, they'll find that guy on the corner of 4th and Addison in about a minute."
Howard had no idea what he was thinking. He showed his face and he had no idea if that woman that attacked him was still watching. Or even why he was attacked in the first place. Now wasn't the time to catch a robber. He needed to figure out his next move. He needed to mourn. Yet, Howard kept on.
Howard leapt and cut through the air like a hurricane. Howard looked down the mugger grew closer as Howard hurdled to earth. Howard landed in front of the mugger and crouched low, the mugger slammed into Howard as the hero swept his legs from under him and he slammed into the side walk head first.
The mugger was out cold from the hit. Howard checked the mugger's pockets and took his smart phone and a roll of cash. Howard had to know what was happening. Howard used the man's thumb to unlock the cell phone and opened the web browser on it. Howard had read he had died in a meteor shower that struck the hospital. No word of his family having died, no word on the woman in black besides an Info Wars conspiracy video that happened to be real and that it had all been a week since it happened.
Howard sighed with relief that Viviana's face wasn't being used in the media. He wasn't ready to see her yet. His grief had started well up in him has he thought about his family as he read each article covering his death. He had so many questions. Who was the woman in black? The government's response to his death was quick. It seemed too quick, like it had been entirely made up.
Howard then read a story that amazed him and filled him with wonder as if it were the first time he had gone out on patrol, "Mark freaking Metcalf has powers!"
Howard wasn't alone anymore and that made him feel better than he had in days. Besides the woman in black there was another person who had powers. Howard needed to go to New York right away. What could he say? What could he do? Mark was a movie star and Howard was a dead celebrity super hero. Howard had decided he had all the time in the world to figure out that one, he had to make his way to New York City right now. At the very least, Howard felt like he needed to warn him.


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last evening. Bach and Chopin ere somewhat
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cutant on the piano, assisted to vary the
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which are usually supposed to reflect the
financial condition of a community have
shown a steady falling off for the last
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conspicuously in the weekly tables of bank
clearings because, while Minneapolis is
about the only city of its class to show
a decrease, the other cities have shown
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ing St. Paul.
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the only city that has been on the off Side.
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Spokane, 20.3. The week before Minne
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had fallen oft* 6.3, and four weeks ago the
shortage was 29.5.
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financial anomaly by inquiry in business
circles to-day. Man after man who was
asked for an explanation replied that he
had been so busy attending to increased
business that he had scarcely had time to
notice the clearings statements. Every
one was at a loss for an exact solution of
the phenomenon. All agreed, however,
that it was without doubt due to the pe
culiar conditions obtaining in Minneapolis,
as the greatest wheat and flour market of
the world, which do not affect other cen
Tbe Wheat Shortage.
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ordinarily swells the bank clearings in this
city. When there is inactivity in either
department the bank clearings must show
a falling off.
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found in the flour market, which has
shown constantly increasing activity dur
ing the month that the bank clearings had
dropped off.
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the shortage of the wheat croo last sea
son. The crop fell off 35,000,000 bushels,
which would materially affect the move
ment of wheat at this time.
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eration," said Mr. Dunwoody, "is that, as
I remember it, shipments during March
last year were exceptionally large. The
increased activity at that time, of course,
shoved the clearings up. With a duller
market, this March, there would naturally
be a considerable disparity as compared
with last year. That is the only way I
can explain. Businessi n every line is cer
tainly forging ahead at a most encouraging
rate. Everything has a roseate hue. and
anyone who take a falling off in the bank
clearings as an infallible financial barom
eter is following the wrong lead."
Henry L. Little, manager of the Pills
bury- Washburn Flour Milling company,
said that the decrease in clearings could'
not be traced to the flour industry.
Flour Business All Right.
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on the volume of business in our line," he
said," and flour is of course, the chief
staple of Minneapolis, then the figures
ought to be away up. For the past two
weeks the revival has been particularly
noticeable. We have had all we could do
to handle additional business. I think the
explanation rests with the grain men."
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ings Bank, attributes smaller bank clear
ings to the shortage in last years grain
crop. The decrease, he says, has no sig
nificance whatever as reflecting the finan
cial condition of the city. Minneapolis is
going ahead now with leacs and bounds.
E. W. Decker, cashier of the North
western National bank, says shortage of
last year's crop explains the appearance of
the bank clearings at this time. The
fact that there is no other great industry
in the world in which prices are so sub
ject to fluctuation as in the grain busi
ness, he points out, may also acocunt for
the decrease. The shortage of 35,000,000
bushels last year, he says, has sent wheat
up so high that there is a corresponding
falling off in the demand. The shipments
are not so large as last year. The fact
that the movement of what Is less pro
nounced this year, he says, is reflected In
the bank acqounts of the grain men. Their
deposits are not nearly as large just now
as they would be, should the demand for
wheat jump up to the price. Buyers are
waiting for the price to tumble before in
Consolidations Partly Responsible.
"To some degree," said Mr. Decker,
'the recent consolidation in this city of
the Security and Flour City National
banks may be contributory to the decrease
in clearings for the last months as com
pared with the corresponding weeks last
year. For instance, suppose the Security
Bank had been making a daily exchange of
$50,000 on the Flour City and vice' versa
There would be $100,000 knocked off of the
daily clearings by that consolidation The
same would apply to the other big consoli
dation. But. of course, that would hardly
be a satisfactory explanation in itself of a
steady decrease in clearings."
They Find Home* in the Yak ima
Among the lowa and Illinois people
passing through Minneapolis for the west
are a large number of Holland farmers
who go to Washington to settle in the
North Yakima country. South Dakota is
also contributing to this movement. A
large colony has been established and ar
rangements made for irrigation by means
of a canal that cost $50,000. The Holland
ers have formed themselves into a mutual
home improvement, society and what wag
but a few months ago nothing but sage
brush land will be from now on produc
tive soil and the scene of pretty homes.
Schools are being established and teach
ers who understand the Dutch tongue and
the ways of the Dutch are being hired
i*n this part of the northwest to carry on
the work. Many of the immigrants own
good farms in lowa and intend to hold
them for awhile although making their
home in Washington. All of them have
plenty of money with which to begin life
in a new state and all of them intend to
work for themselves. They say that more
will follow them next year.
Pullman Tourist Sleeper to Califor
nia via the Sunshine Route— c,
M, & St. P. Ry.
Every Tuesday a splendid up-to-dat*
Pullman tourist sleeper leaves Minneapo
lis at 7:50 a. m. and St. Paul 8:00 a. m.,
Tia the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Ry., and runs througn without change
io Los Angeles, Cal., Tia. Kansas City and
\he A., T. & S. F. Ry.—the famous Sun
shine Route—arriving there the following
Saturday morning.
Through berth rate Twin Cities to Los
Angeles only $6.00. Each berth in this
sleeper will comfortably accommodate
two persons.
Tickets, for use in this tourist sleeper,
frdm Minneapolis and St. Paul to Los
Angeles, San Francisco, etc., now being
sold at the unusually low rate of $32.90.
For further particulars and deacriptive
folder address J. T. Conley, Asst. Gen.
Pass. Agent, St. Paul, Minn., or see "Mil
waukee' ticket agents.
Dyspepsia in its worst forms will yield
to the use of Carter's Little Nerve Pills,
aided by Carter's Little Liver Pills. They
not only relieve present distress, but
strengthen tee stomach and digestive ap
niNNEAPOLIS DRY GOODS CO.
Dress Goods, SgS* **Jl i- ' l^™^"""^""^i~^~ll™l™ll^~l~™!!~ 1"^ I We prepare for
are a few of the more popular " /cs -^89^ Bfllllll //L s 1 UTXI Thursday's sale by
fabrics for spring dressmaking. ' | «L*\ *BH H _H__N 1 I RV*Jtk Xr »- I Peking out the best bargains in the
gups .^^^&--- Millinery sm slHSr^^isc
quality \ ._ O"C /^MK^V^V^ C^ll^ for 50c-perpair lOG
■Stor m " Serge—a 'fine 'grade, all ; t^f i^w*"** -HHfr B ' CiTw. Ladies' black cotton hose, velvet
wool fabric, 4G in. wide, sponged and 4*^(Si!i£^ ! ' fIV BB ,"' l . :s£rs>s finish, extra double sole, high spliced ]
shrunk so that water no longer stains />i'tßiE< IMl#bß%■ Ml JW /fjJtP he, el > w.ell worth 18c: 441 a
it, very durable, the «9c JH A^ &T^V ■ * I I '"■« t-f i^ii F"^llj'"-3 l^_iri» «■! O BhtwH' *j^\wTvv^^% sale price.. I^2©
quality, at IOC tIpQRN MJS U K3l 1C S/^Bs Children's fine lisle thread Hose,
English Crepon—Mohair and wool, T\ ■ « Hw ■■ ■ ■ 823 l *~: ixl rib, with double heels and toes,
the best and finest made, very serv- I&l^v^ ■■ 'JiSfi; regular 25c stocking; f A1 A
iceable, handsome as silk, a "fabric . '*"?W(&r*J\ A " X lv" j ■• -Ai'iV ; •t_ • / 7/'"H>>%; sizes sto 9^; per pair... Ifi2v
that has come to stay, a full line of r JsCP^^% AS a mere TUnCtlOn, deVOteCl tO Sight-Seeing, F-4M_&b Boys' heavy, very efostic black
new designs; on Thursday, !£*•_ Ala.^jL^ ,:h ■ '_• It_ r i_ Tt j j r-> • i t*Ww%\ I cotton hose, either 2xl or lxl rib,
the 8i.50 quality, at ....91 >OE2P will continue through Thursday and Friday. -^Sfcr withdouble heels and to^io^ r
-SSifeKKS** I 3 Yet it would be well to remember that fife 'mS'"^-^^^!* Hose
:S^^"sS^A h I»^ Easter Sunday is only about ten days « ■ lot £$£ heel and 12Jc
$1 goods at a bargain prices* tl r /SsHr/~ «K^ I ti • 'ii i . --^HV^^ "*'*'
w .'a lrt takes an yards.) 1-|W|" ahead. This will make a . short, nerve- ■" Wfc ' m imi Lace ruakmg an a
fec^rarsfir.'idTru^i IJ Illf wearing season, and those who give their vf/ SoLw™L! tnts e!nbroiS Ii: iII
SSSSSS-JHS! W orders first will inevitably be served best. M L S(^JSS
includiiiKthentw^tolinad^T; A WOrd tO the WISe IS SUfflCient. J/ ornmshed.
50-inch highly finished, even- m 4 %^' Vl- 1^ ';- :>/^ T /f JJ ; {Public Balcoeyi.)
wearing alhvool fabric, per yd 9 ■ -^tea3E»Hgijggg«a3agßLim Flemish Lace JJrasdJs, V n
■ ' ■ _ m ■ ■ __ white or cream, per doc. Oi^O
m^--,*- - suit* — books and stationery. Flannels, suitings and p a^s ß e^
Ladies' Spring Suit*. | , V eSpSS^^« Comfortables &.-fi:- 35? || BKf 8 ' in -f
It may be the season that is making business so lively in this Picnics, carving, selection of food, andsoft , a 3Oc yard value? X- ment pefdoz^n aSc^ftJ 98
department, but we more than suspect that our styles and prices : weights and measures, etc ; 527 pages, Thursday, only, at 1C ' pwruozen ' aoc lo »l ■»«
have something to do with it. For instance we're showing se°nat *r° ourprice only 390 Shirt Waist Flannel, fine all wool, LIHCII DCDI ,2 *h*? checked
Ladies' Suits, the new collar- Jackets-50 new Spring Jackets "^ Wit and jiumor" by S^ra'ySX 0010™'Stfl! 1" "Tuse" eKens Sy for P m°ow
less Eton, made of light gray and for Thursday's sale; in blue, castor Mark Twain; "Samantha at Sara- ™ t lue> an extra value 29C tops; the 15c quality tWs-A
blue all wool homespun, fastened and black Covert and Venetian toga," "Twenty Years of Hus'ling," '''"' ■■•;• •*;••; *••••• . lIV, sale, per yard lllC
in front with gilt buttons and j cloth; two styles to choose from "Poems and Yarns," by Riley and ; . Cotton Crib Blankets, size 32x40, ", ■ - '■'
braid; new flar- 4 A Kft either the rlv front or the half-fitted ye; all in substantial QE A best quality, in tan or pink, with U/IKhfiJMMR Basement —
ing Skirt; at... ■^■•If box coat; lined with Romaiue silk- cloth binding; each uOi fancy border, sale price, 9Ea "«01l UWVUO» 100 pieces of
.i regular $7 garments; fl* CA A Box Paper, 24 each paper and en- each...- &mm%i fine Dress Ginghams, 10c £_>3««.
Broadcloth Suits, in castor, gray, sale price 9Oalf" velopes, satin finish, regular O** Figured Silkoline Comfortables, quality. Thursday at. O4C
royal, and red; new Eton Jacket; Golf Canes Yew stvlpa in i.lup 15c; Thursday, per b0x...... OU with plain silkoline linings, zephyr *> A m* Am * -- mL
can be worn open or closed; trim- J 1 ° b f rO P Said back effects rei Box Paper, satin or vellum finish, tied, filled with good white <* 4 COtlOll. F« Thursday only, 50
mcd with Persian embroidered «nd brown plaid back effects,reg- cream or tinted, 24 sheets, fA A batting, size 72x72; each 91 !; "T * Pieces of 36-in. BeaVer
silk and lined with taffeta silk; J )l^ 551-oU- sale 59.00 24 envelopes; reg. 25c box KG Heavy Skirting Cloths, 56 inches Jam L. L. unbleached |-
naring skirt, «17-50 I>nte *v%Mm*M%M Jeweirg and leaner wide colors brown blue erav mcd- Notions Afewu^dress
•sl7-50 n ei^r^S^d^ JcwciPi and leather ■-^S'E'iv- Notions
A very stylish Eton Suit, in tan, the biggest value we d* RA A TAAIIC A few bargains selected at quality, now ROq iwiivuo. making accessories:
brown.red, and blue all wool cloth, - give; each HP 55 %M UvvtlO» for Thursday's sale. . '' '"" *^«^w Mohair Brush Edge Skirt Bind
flare skirt.lined with percaline; * shlrt Waists-New Spring de- Gold Baby Set on chains;« K_% " Abasement.), . ing, in black only, worth 7c a J^^
a good 810 buit Cg "7 RQ signs, in light blue and pink per- reg. price 59c. 5a1e....... -CO O Willie fiAAlfc A bargain if ard- Thursday, at **©
for ...*t»««w cale, with large sailor collar; trim- Barrette Pins in gold and^^-, ■ftllllv UVVUo there ever was Dress Shields, seamless stockinet,
Silk Dress Skirts—With the mcd with embroidery and white shell, various styles each ltfC one- An imported English Pique, standard quality, guaranteed abso
latest style flounce, either plain or pique front; <£ <§ RA Watches with saonnd hand very fine quality cord, with hairline lately waterproof, sizes 2, 3 and 4:
trimmed around bottom with 3 each 9i-«BlF warranted for on? secon« Ji' stripes in colors, the 35c |f. cheap at 18c a pair; your *A A
rows of silk ruching; reg. $12.50 White Lawn Shirt Waists, new veareach 89© quality; this sale, per yard. l OC choice, any size, only, pair lUG
and 815 skirts; QQQQ styles at $5 $3.50 Of Afi Ra'bv andladies' Din^ m-- Fine India Linen, 30 inches wide; Hooks and Eyes, black or white,
saleprice 09-VO $3 $1.98 and JSSjtSd f i?6 "2* ef'2 BO our lOc^lity. Thursday, made with a hump, 2 dozen ©«,
~~—*^^——^~-^^*-—^——~—'^^~<—m'^m'mmm^^~m Fancy Alarm Clock, with small i Peryard-- •b4° o^ card; >_ y size, per card. ZO
spring Medicines Hardware Department i^.s&j^* 1 for % eai; TZT^rTTT ——T^ I—i1 —i
A quartet of them, at half regular Mrs. Vrooman's clock ' each * "** L 290& U U i*iSMS & &§§& iJi*2&p&i mie&
prices— ><^_&Jl_l«tofcs Sanitary Sink Ladies'leather Pulley Belt, in seal T .. ■:■•>,*'-*",, -", , •,-
SI Allen's Sarsaparilla... 'r A #i|ill|WP Strainer |ff« or undressed kid; always OK A spite of the bad weather this department has been
$1 Allen's Celery Com... iWIIp hBJS& our pr.. IOC sold at 50c; now, each &OU crowded lately, because of the unusual bargains we offered.
$1 Brown's Prescription.. I •111^ Z^W Lyon Egg and Another Pulley Belt of same We are now showing about 500 different patterns in Lace
31 Smith's Tonic Bitters., w ik'-St Cream Beater, kinds of leather; regular JTA A Curtains—think of it! rang- *ftffc^ fl> Mg* EEif^
Undershirts B^CoutU _^TT^ be_t 8tBtrSr d Pri ri!! l;? oWfeaC, "*-;-?f^ ing in price, per pair, from. :..0vC to Sb4^.OU
UIIUVI onll Bo an nearsilk, I best made, reg- Chatelaines, seal or patent leather, ° * ' ... * '
extra wide, finished with nar- ffc M , , , ular -oc'^ Rf% good size, with outside XA A Thursday— Curtain Rods, the brass extension
row ruffle s^l for one day, each iwU handkerchief pocket, each %9 If U 300 pairs 81.50 and An. kind (30 to 54 in.), not a cheap one;
Black mercerized Italian cloth, i Black Japanned coy- /I ■—------------------__-_--_--__.■ $1.75 Curtains, per pair,9o6 but a strong 20c rod. i||f»
extra wide, finished with deep accor- j ered Hood Dust Pans,. ____?_" __.. T ' 78 pairs $2 Cur-«fc C A PnCe> each IWU
dion plaited flounce, Q^ AJ| worth 15c, TT->- ,^^liMi l + lAVAtt Just re tains,per pair 9liwU Curtain Swiss—3ooo yards of
SalepriCe! 70 J WOVCS. |ceived,part 83 pairs 33.50 cur- *£ |- ft beauS CurTafn sK£ 111 36 in'
grSua^nounc? wfth ru?Wnit 10c roll of Toi-|-^ -^^^ffl of an importer's line of pique tains, per pair....^_S.Oll» wide; values up to 18c yard. Q^
SnduSder- ; ?Q±4 'iy^ | let Paper, for.. OS 1" 118 ' sewn Kid Gloves. They are \i 33 pairs $5 Curtains, QO Sale price -...-. 12% c and »C
Piece 9■■ l» ; 10c nackaire of Toilet Paoer ■-• $1.25 gloves, but go om sale P6 t "'"'v I? Window Shades, made of best
Black Amisilk, umbrella style, A"c package of i oiiet Paper, g Q> Thursday morning at/ <& 4 Irish Point Curtains, lines the hand-made oil opaque, all ready to
deep flounce finished with 6-inch i lor • % -** T . p . mi / 6 ' 9|| most complete, prices the low- hang, 45c shades, «tffe.~_
side plaiting, with cluster cord | 15c 60-foot Clothes Line for.. ..7c p pcst ' per ft 9TI each . . ICfO
i^siz uiltephaooii^ Wire Knife aud Fork Box for..sc We have also an . entirely p"B;nS.n s3-" bfd coverings B SilkoUneV 3 V £**£* quaL
velveteen <&-£-tIU Wire Dish Drainers, f0r...... 10c new line of 2-clasp lisle thread pretty novelty stripes 4 O ity, best patterns, best A
. Extra fine quality Amisilk, tail- 10c Scrubbing Brushes, for 5c Gloves for ladies; a perma- and patterns, yard...:.. IOC colorings, only %WMM
ored seams finished • with deep 5c Scrubbing Brushes, for .3c nently good-fitting BA A Bagdads, for couch covers and Rope Curtains, special bargains,
crinkled accordion plaiting with 6 . ' """ glove ncr nair DUO Oriental hangings, AQ 7K ranging from, & 4 *&€&
tucked ruffle on edge. »A "7 BJ Kitchen Carving Sets, "ift^ glove, per pair .... -_»wv real 35.50 values,ea^l>H I © each, $5.50 down to 3>l-<£9
A bargain at..... .. v«b m v worth 25c, for Ivy ■«_■■■__—^^__— .
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Say That Coffee Gets Better Treat
ment Than Their Com
Retail merchant* and wholesalers alike
declare that the tax of 10 cents a pound
on tea is not only oppressive, but is ruin
ing the tea trade. The movement look
ing toward a concerted effort to have the
next congress remove or reduce the duty
is interesting to the dealers of the north
west. Tea men say that the duty has had
the effect of lessening importations, de
creasing consumption and also in reduc
ing profits. They urge that the tax is far
too heavy, and that instead of being "in
the interest of good tea," as argued by
some authorities, it prohibits the sale
of high grades and forces the consumer
who is unable to pay a high price for his
tea to use an article inferior to that used
by him before the duty was levied.
L. E. Doudiet, of Anthony Kelley &
Co., says:
Inspection is a good thing and on the whole
our law has worked well. But the duty is
actually killing the .ea business of thip coun
try. The tax averages 70 per cent. Some of
the congressmen say that it was levied partly
in the interest of good toa. That is not true,
but if it were the tea men would be very
much pleased to share this good thing with
the coffee men. It is not right for the' tea
trade to be staggering under a 10 per cent
duty with none whatever on coffee and a
reduced tax on beer. The trouble is that
the tea men have not been properly organized,
while the coffee irterests have. We presented
a respectful petition to the List congress,
but it was turned down, while the beer me-i
with their organization and forceful way of
going after legislation, accomplished their
point. The tea trade would not seriously ob
ject to a duty- of G cents per pound with
roffoe taxed 2 cents, and that with the im
mense importations of coffee would bring In
more revenue than the tea tax produces to
The large body of tea consumr-rs use a
low grade of tea. The large per centage of
sales has been for years on a tea that re
tailed at 35 cents per pound or three pounds
for a dollar. That, price once established is
hard to break »way from, duty or no duty.
The retailer has furnished the consumer with
a 3. r>-cent lea at a much smaller profit to
himself. The wholesaler has done his best to
secure a tea for his trade to retail at that
figure and it goes without saying that the
addition of the 10 per cent duty means that
the grade had to be lowered. You can see
that all hands "have a kick coming," from
the consumer up. The tea trade were loyal
enough not tfi object to the tax as an emer
gency war measure. But they do claim that
with the close of the war It should have be*n
reduced at least one-half.
Leon N. Gillette, a former Minneapolis boy,
who is studying architecture and design in
Paris, was recently awarded first honors in
an examination at the Atelier, where he is
doing work preparatory to entering L'Ecole
dcs Beaux Art in April.
Red blood corpuscles come with drinking
Health Table Malt. Lauritzen's Century
Does your building require a new roof?
See W. S. Nott Co. Telephone 376.
Rev. E. J. Conaty of Grand Forks is in
Minneapolis. He recently returned from a
trip to Winnipeg and other Manitoba points.
The people of the province are deeply Inter
ested in the railroad legislation which has
been taken before the Dominion government
for adjustment. Manitoba shows every evi
dence of having a boom within reach. Large
numbers of people are going there from east
ern Canada. The provincial government is
making a systematic effort to attract desir
able settlers to the country tributary to Win
R. B. Steams of Fort Pierre, S. D., is confi
dent that the next few years will be satisfac
tory ones to the stockman. The Minneapolis
and Fort Pierre Cattle company, of which
he is general Ibanager, is erecting big sheds
on its ranches near the Missouri and is in
the market for the purchase of 4,000 feeders.
Cattlemen on the Missouri slope in both Da
kotas have V.»en making money during the
last five years and the favorable winter will
result in increased shipments from Missouri
river ranches.
Stockmen from Montana and Nebraska who
fome to this market have different stories to
relate in connection -with the recent snowfall.
In Montana the snow caime at the right time,
just enough of it, and disappeared so rapidly
as to create a favorablo condition. The
Ftor-kman from that section is now prophesy
ing green grass early in the spring, with
plenty of water in the ditches and the small
natural basins to make his stock prosper.
The Nebraska man got the storm in such
violence that he lost cattle. Corrals were
snowed full and cattle had to be dug out.
The Dakotas came in for easy treatment, and
with Montana they regard this one of the fin
est winters that the stockmen have ever had
to their financial credit.
Thp man from Manitoba who passes
through Minneapolis is generally against the
proposition to reinstate the duty on lumber
which is now before the Ottawa government.
On the other hand, the British Columbia tour
ists, of whom there have been many in the
city during the past few days, are for the
duty. Manitoba has no timber and appre
ciates the value of American competition in
that market and its effect on the price of
lumber. British Columbia, with timber re
sources of its own which it wants developed,
would like to see the Canadian forced to buy
his building material at home. Manitoba
people consider that the price made by Amer
ican manufacturers, in comparison with that
made by their own mills, has a beneficial ef
fect upon immigration and settlement in that
Northwestern people returning from the
south and especially the Hot Springs, are
interested in the news that the Arkansas leg
islature has made, one fell swipe at the gam
blers which infest that health resort. The
"grafters" have grown in numbers and clev
erness during the past few years, and the
average northwesterner. who saw all he
wanted of the roulette wheel here in early
days, has been gradually going to other re
One of the recent visitors here was E. J.
Lander of Grand Forks, one of the prominent
real estate meu of North Dakota. Mr. Lan
der already sees indications of a big move
ment in Lands in that part of the state. He
says that the advance in northwestern lands
is only natural, as the demand for them,
through proper realization of their true value,
will continue strong from now on. Many
North Dakota farmers are becoming interest
ed in good stock. There are several farms in
the state which have made a big success of
raising high grade cattle.
Just a Line or Two.
M. A. O'Hair, attorney, from Delano, Minn.,
is at the St. James.
E. Rustad of Wheaton is at the St. James.
Mr. Rustad was elected county attorney of
Traverse county at the last election.
E. L. Morris, wholesale grocer, is here from
Fargo. He looks for a satisfactory year in
the northwest wholesale trade. Collections
in the Dakotas have been better than was an
F. V. Kent, one of the old-timers In North
Dakota, is at here from Grand Forks. The
winter has been mild and the conditions
promised for this spring are favorable to the
farmer. The ground is in good shape; much
plowing having been done last fall.
P. C. Crenshaw, general agent for the
Standard Oil company in North Dakota, is
in the city ou his way to Chicago. Fargo, he
says, is one of the best secret society towns
In America. The Knights Templar recently
concluded one of the largest meetings ever
held in the west.
Louis Miller of Laramie, Wye, is at the
Nicollet. The recent snow did no damage to
etock in Wyoming. The rancherg had their
cattle well protected. Many of the eastern
houses are going into Wyoming for trade for
the first time this year. The state generally
has bright prospects.
('. H. Anheier of Fargo is at the Nicollet.
Mr. Anheier is one of the leading democrats
of North Dakota. His faith is such that be
can see hope for bis party' ahead if certain
tilings are done. Fargo has a good year in
prospect, and <n fair crop in the state will
make it a record breaker.
They Are Not So Saucy as Isnal—
< liarlen Wilkina Talk*.
Aldexman Claus Mumm of the third
ward presented the merits of his street
connection ordinance before the council
committee on waterworks in the presence
of about thirty plumbers yesterday after
Alderman Mumra insists that the sewer
and water connections in the streets shall
be made under the direction of the city,
and the taxpayers saved the big profits
that now go to the plumbers. Making a
liberal allowance for the cost of this
work, he asserted that the property own
ers affected had paid $82,781 last year in
excess of the actual cost of this work.
More than that, it is a proper part of the
city's business to make all improvements
in the streets, and there is no reason why
street connections should have been ex-
cepted all these years.
Charles Wllkins and others spoke for
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Trade policies just made newspaper more expensive. So what's next?
May 1, 2018
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Admittedly, we here at the Perspective usually enjoy reporting the news from a perch of objectivity and detachedness.
We've never had to cover a murder or a national disaster, but we've commented upon significant and high-profile cases of each of these, and we've managed to retain our objectivity out of simple advantage.
We never went through a Hurricane Katrina here in Illinois, so when commenting on recent efforts in New Orleans to prepare for future weather calamities, we were able to rationally investigate the issue without getting personally involved.
We never witnessed hazing up close and personal, so when we cover Greek issues in colleges Lancers may or may not attend, we can do so with balance, since we don't actually have any immediate skin in the game.
But our objectivity took a hit last month, when our printers told us they'd be increasing the price of running our newspaper because of a recent crackdown on newsprint imports.
In early April, the International Trade Administration enacted anti-dumping duties on Canadian imports of newspaper. The Trump administration, under the direction of Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross, set the tariffs at 10 percent, claiming that, because the Canadian government subsidizes its own paper production, this puts U.S. businesses at a disadvantage. The U.S. imported $1.6 billion in paper from Canada in 2016, according to CNN Money.
Okay, it's probably time to address a few things before we come to the point:
–Until this happened, we had no idea where our paper was actually coming from. If you'd asked us to sit down and think about it, yeah, we probably would have decided the pulp wasn't coming from the Redwood Forest in California, or whatever's left of the foliage in the Rocky Mountains or the West Coast. But since NAFTA was passed in 1994, Canada and the U.S. have been doing business with each other on wood pulp, and one of the benefits (so far as we can tell) was a cheaper price for the school newspaper.
–We're willing to bet a sizable number of people who happen to read this might be thinking "So what? Print is dead." We disagree. Setting aside the fact that reading on a device is much harder to maintain without distraction; setting aside the fact that a passive medium like a newspaper or print book isn't going to throw ads and Twitter notifications at you every ten minutes, making it a more valuable resource than a Kindle or iPad; setting aside the fact that newspaper readers are hard core newspaper readers who want ink on their fingers as they page through the Op Eds; setting aside all that, let's just point out an incontrovertible fact. News readers are news junkies. They want print; they get print. Maybe not every day, but that Sunday paper isn't the same if you're scrolling through it.
Maybe Ross is correct and Canada has been taking us to the cleaners by subsidizing their own paper production. Maybe Forbes, Bloomberg, Press Herald and CNN are correct and this will hammer an already besieged profession.
Fewer and fewer people are subscribing to newspapers, but those who do want their news local, so they can hand the issue around the breakfast table or tape up their kid's soccer scores when they're reprinted in the Daily Herald. We can't say for sure.
But one thing is certain: the U.S. political arena, previously a spectacle for us to gawk at and opine upon in certain opinion pieces, just became real. It hit Lake Park personally.
We're willing to bet this won't be the last time. We have some ideas on what we'd like to do about it.
But now seems like a really good time for all of us to wake up and stop pretending that none of the bustle of Washington D.C. affects us in our communities, our classrooms, our schools…or our school papers.
It's real. It matters. Get involved and pay attention.


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