August 20, 1903 (4 pages)

er ——— J. Judd Injured ‘Biceauast0, Kasse’ 19.—An explo‘sion took place « little after 2 o’clook this afternoon in the basement of the . bullding located at 609 K street and which is occupied by the flrearns and sporting goods store of W. H. Hokhardt, in which Joseph Judd was badly injured and Barchell Upson scorched. The men were engaged in removing the powder and bullets from three boxes of rifle shells when the accident occurred, and it is presumed the frioction from digging into the shells caused the explosion, It is estimated that half a keg of powder went off. TRANS ML ‘Record pings of ‘People. ~_——o . . TERMS oF SUBSCRIPTION = ; rds a . “Theater Next MonEvening. MOURN Soe aio ho leres cn teed eke August 20; sere OUR TRADE aa —_ T the American Fourth of July dinner in Paris; a member of the French Cabinet in his speech adverted . . During en sibearsinen’ of the Bates & Watson Company at the Nevada Theater next week two of McKee Rankin’s well known stcceeses will be produced, “The Danites” and. “In the The force was so great thet the floor corant yee Secale pi 1 ge of the store over that part of the basethor and will be great attractions. hav}qment where the men were working was ; raieed and many articles in the office In our large window today, we nelettes and Wrapper Goods at To ce They just arrived, and althou still you had better buy them now patterns. Hicaanp, N. Y.—The competitive yacht ‘race which opened today between the Reliance and Shamrock III brought out one of the largest crowds that ever witnessed an interConnor Is OF ny came down to the trade between France and America, saying. ’ that every year the people of France pay on the average of two dollars apiece for American products,while the people ot the United States pay only half a dollar apiece for French products; and he suggests that the heavy and almost prohibitive Tariff which we impose on French products should be considerably lightened in the interest. of mutual advantage and good will. The Frenchman was sly, and a spark of humor is not lacking in his remarks. For if we recall that the popuation of the United States is double that of France, it is evident that he made twice as much out of his statement as the facts justify. If we recall further, that the products of the United States, taken by France are all absolute essentials, being chiefly food, oil and tobacco, we will realize that it is not a matter of good will that induces the purchases bat the compelling power of necessity. ‘On the other hand, if we note the imports to this country from France, we-see that they comprise largely wines and liquors, silks, laces and national cup race. : “The course of the first race was fixed for fifteen sietlcad miles. to windward or leeward and return. crossed the line one minute after eleven a. m. tremendous rainfall obscured the yachts. yachts were drifting side by side mney: rain and little wind, a, 12:30—Wind has changed. Both’ ii now headed for turning point, Reliance being a short distance in the . lead, TO-+Re calmed and Wat” hour; . wind light;, probably limit. « .3:37—Race declared off. ‘miles ahead. 1:40 p. nm. —Ridiance now one mile ahead; wind freshrening. :) is Both: yachts At 11:30 a ce two miles ahead. Shesahock as be-. . moved very little during the past half not finish within the time The Reliance ‘is over two ing never been seen before ‘except at At noon both. 4 . bs GIVER Time to Plead. . Chivell with the crime of barglarizing . Lauren Woodruff’s store at C_lumbia “~ . pext Saturday morning at ten o'clock and on the shelves were dashed down. ARRIVALS AT HOTEL ANTLERS. THURSDAY, Augast 20, Ed Germen, San Juan, JE. Hippert, Graniteville, David Keating Julius Goebel, Ben pcimtlees, Ea Hall, H. Kinney, worth ‘Bloomfield, F. Hudson, ineecmeer District Attorney 5 Cedirge L. Jones filed an information in the Superior Court yesterday charging Willliam J. Hill. The accused was brought into court this afternoon and given until They are we ever had, Come and see them on display extra heavy and thes : sem who , is recover! Cartie has ! t Cisco. i Brinkman & Porbestown. op W. He Me ma trip to the A. Preston ] + to relatives 4, Brown of & last evening Arthur. nidsworthy =r bm 8 visit to Se ‘A. Gett, past Daughters, is ty on & visit to Watson arri' m -San.Franei nieville stage. h and wife « ed here last ee: a his plea. other afticles of personal adornment, we see at once that the procure sn attorvey and enter his plea pee desirability of increasing their importation is a matter of exHotel Antlers Dinner Fests o6 : . 4 : 5 high prices. Many other great plays or and bis soi treme doubt. And then, whatever balance might otherwise s will be incladed th the repertoire of pretarned fro be in our favor in the commercial relations with France, is easily wiped ont, and the difference put on the other side of Thursday, August 20th. this talented compsny and the engagement is certain to mark one of the neleco and oth Angwin hasr a B ” a ‘ conspicuous successes of the present so. He will le the ledger by the huge sums that American tourists leave in A Resume of News iio rake Bouillon . ‘Beatrice! season. Monday evening arrow. Paris. : 2 2 pie as “Jim the Westerner” will be produced. is Gallagher a : . See ae Prices—15, 25 and 85 cents. Seate Sg vialt to & Under the circumstances, the average American is apt Maine Lobsters Devonshire Sauce . at Foley's to say here again that it is well to leave well enough alone. @#eeeaeaeaeaeenee Concern for What People Think Is Cause of Folly. NCERN for what people may think of us, that which the catechism and Thomas a Kempis cal] human reFrom That Lively Town. The following Truckee. news items we call from the ‘“‘Republican” of Wednesday: George Jenkins, better known as the Mulligan-Club,” came near meetother friends went prospecting when rest of the party. A posse was at once ‘spect and warn us against, is at the bottom of half our trouble and expense and nearly all our folly. Many of those things which, according to our modern notions:we deem necessaries, are not necessaries at all, but ex— travagant luxnries that we will not do without for fees of what people may think. organized and with the assistance of the Captain was located under a Christmas tree. He was ina bad condition and bad nothing left but bread and bacon. The posse, however, pulled him through by administering proper stimulants, The work of stringing the telephone “Oaptein Jenke, Past Worthy Spud of ing his demise last Saturday. He with the Captain wandered away from the ae “Sport, the Truckee blood hound,” RELISHES. Potato Salad. Olives Iced Tomatoes Mayonaiee ENTREES, Sweet Breads in Oracker Meet, with Tomato Sauce Young Broilers Fried with Mashrooms Calves Brains in Batter with Brown Gravy . Jane Pear Fritters 2 ROASTS. Prime ot Beef au Jus © ~ Roll of Beef Stuffed Ribs of Beef, with Brown Potatoes Lamb with Dressing Matton and Jelly Roast Venison, with Apple Sauce ‘ _. VEGETABLES, . Mashed Potatoes — Corn on Cob . ale Epicure DESSERT. . ramento spending a few days. Personal Noles. The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Bennetts is seriously ill, and the Hfe of the little one is despaired of. Mrs. J, O. Hampton arrived here this evening on a visit from San Francisco. Joe Kieffer is over from Montezuma Hill. Mr. and Mrs. T, Wayman and ‘Miss Eva Borris are over from Freemen’s Crossing. . Ted Hall, the well-known coffee man of San Francisco, ie here with his _. pleacant emiles and new stories. —_ Fred Hadson is down from Washington, ; 3. H. King of Oklahoma arrived here thie morning. _Dr. ©. Van Nordon is here from Sac1S BE SUBSTITUTE ROMPAREL RESTAURANT WILERED HOSKEN, Prop. Oysters and All Other Delicacies. erecccee WER vesesmes [E-Everybody cordially invited. Fu pericua program will be published in a few da and other cit DECEPTI vada City . lize the Seri is 80 deceptiv and goes—keoe} cause—then 8 out of ten it 'y Doan’s Kidr kidney ill f: Nevada Oity c P. Davis of £ B street, says ckache, not attack you u stays with yor Cocoanut Cream Pie — Short Orders Served. aot, but the P Take, for example the wife or daughter of a clerk whose siege gfe! ponding! aaron _— ; Padding — Too) Mrs. Schilling and children are bere} gg" I keep King’s Tomales of Grass ed than little . income is $100 or $150 a month. She must have at least ia The Bonaet Sane peers set ‘Blackberry Pie from Sacramento spending a few days. . Velley, the best in the county. . d by some j four hats a year, costing not less than $5 each, and one or two of them will cost $10 or $12. Women do not wear hats of abont thirty men now engaged in thie work and it ie thonght that it will ae ee ee Mrs, J. B. Watson is here on a visit OPEN DAY AND NIGHT, Broap Street Nevapa Orry Feeling it at ‘Doan’s Kidne: Obeese: Nuts Ralsing Watermelon drag store : be completed within a few days. to protect their heads, but merely as ornaments, so that the — EB Paige, 6: sotng-tan ts oped — entire expense for hats may be set down as unmecessary. poor bealth who with bie parepts was The cond But every woman must have her four hats a year lest people talk. If it is the fashion to sport ostrich plumes or birds on her head she ‘would have to get them though it took her last cent. Let fashion decree that dead cats shall be worn in the season’s millinery and not a woman will dare to appear withstopping at Rubicon Inn on the banks of Lake Tahoe, died at that place early Monday morning. Heart trouble is ascribed asthe cause of death. Undertaker McDougald was communicated with and left with a coffin to prepare the remains, A special boat was Ez 3. Morgan and B. 8. Rector, di. rectors in the Penn Valley Creamery Association, left this forenoon for Creamery Heeing GE Penn Valley to attend a meeting of Ss will LINO L ORO CLUB give ache, and up t a return.” by all deale ter-Milburn 8 agents for r the name— out the necessary dead cat. ewaiting him ta Tahoe Oey and Lhe patel which —s a there. . €2¢ vr SELECT PUBLIC D ANCE betitute, But the husband or father, while reasoning scornfully on pone sete! by bim and regina of . With the creamery te now in a fairly 4 ON THE Bia one things as a woman’s slavery to the opinion of others, is quite as abject a. the bereaved parents arrived in TracA wepphalgachond rg Ge intent ae id Gilt Edge’ thrall asthey are to human t. He,t id adorn . me Monsey covecing, Tee ey = atte with. ema tcemne: Michman, Lut y respect. He, too, would adorn} taxon to the family home at San Fran. *Pitits therewith. his head with dead cats if other men did, but because they do clsco the seme night. The remaine +e are to be cremated. Deceased was 6 $100 Reward, $100. For Rent. Silver Doctor, native of Oalifornia, aged 25 years, 2 not he takes it for granted that he proves hisfreedom by The : : ts of thie r will be Black Gnat, : ed wearing the oninipresent, eternal and monotonous derby. . monthsand 2 days. pleased to that chew be ok sae Grissly King, i month, water The derby is a pretty sensible style of head dress, but men} The public schools of Truckee open-. °h® dreaded disease that science has} y obman, _ * Oapte rect desirabl Brown baer eg he B’y Bisel ot Hecke ply at this off ed for the ensuing term Monday morn. been able to cure in all ite stages: and Gray Hackle,Peacock B’dy Yellow May.) Two of them are bere for the first time, . 's the only positive cure now known to though they come highly recommend-. the medical fraterity. Oaterrh being 6d ae inetructore of ability, One of} Conetitutional disease, requires a the teachers ie Miss Emily Seaman of . Constitutional treatment. Hall’s CaNevada City, who bas had much ex-. tatrh Care is taken loternaliy, acting perience in teaching the young idea. directly apon the blood and mucous bow to shoot. Miss Jeanette Bell, an . ®@rfaces of the system, thereby dewear it, not through choice, but because they are afraid to go outside of the three or four styles that fashion offers them. In the matter of hats, indeed, women have a larger liberty of choice than men. None of us can escape the influence of public opinion which, so far as it affects us, is the opinion ofour friends and DA Ty E WEE ANTLERS CARL wo Single and Double Gat, @ rcp ylgen PE RS ESS TROUT BASKET, with strap. BARREL CORK FLOATS at rt as in LEITER & DUNLAP weareeee aneigtibors. Opinion invades the privacies of our lives. Tt! estimable lady from Colfax, is the. Stroying the porcine et ee PROPRIETORS OF" All grades of Braided Oi! ae Water Proof 8 q MNEE SATU) determines what time we shall go to-bed-and what time get chee Ge teas. Ma ae ving the b pao ai PUR BOOKS at. 5.320052. : Commencing 8°" . charge of the Obicago Park schoo! last balidlog up the sonetitation and as. . = That Stale,’ Flavorless, ; up, what we shall eat and wear, what we shall read and say how we shall bring up our children, what schools wé shall send them to, how we shall pray and what we shall believe in religion and politics. It dictates to us even what we shall do with our dead, how we shall have the funeral conducted and where we shall bury the body. Subservience to this opinion is human respect. It is slavery of the mind. It is moral cowardice. It is vice. Yet it has good effects as well as bad. Human respect] keeps a good many people in a right line, It laysdowna reasonable course of action to many that never could fii one for themselves. Mh In concern for what others may think there is a ‘middle Ready-Ground Packa : gy and try a <n term. F. B. Batherford, who is prinsisting bataroin doing ie woe, Smet ot . have so mach faith cipal of the school, aleo hag charge of re, Ba they often bar if the seventh aud eighth grade. Mies ive ites . Hundred Dollars tor any case that it Seaman {s instracting the pupile in. ‘alls to pba ty — for. let of teetithe fifth and sixth =, OBRNEY £ 00. Tel , is in charge of the third . odo, 0 Sold by: grades. Miss Lizzie Danforth is at. Hall’s Fam Pills are the best, the head of the first and second grades, Caylor’s 25 Cent oe Family Coffee Roasted Dally. Ground. to order, with or on out chicory. Always crisp and aromatic. . ¢ Doors, Windows, Blinds, § 2 Shingles, Laths Posts, M Mi 4 7 Don Oa IMASURY’S PAINT Welevenu oe! Sa way, a golden mean for the circumspect, as there is in most}. other difficult affairs. The man that cringes to opinion is} always a cur, but the man that defies and flouts it is either a fool or a hero pemeting to circumstances. .

er ——— J. Judd Injured ‘Biceauast0, Kasse’ 19.—An explo‘sion took place « little after 2 o’clook this afternoon in the basement of the . bullding located at 609 K street and which is occupied by the flrearns and sporting goods store of W. H. Hokhardt, in which Joseph Judd was badly injured and Barchell Upson scorched. The men were engaged in removing the powder and bullets from three boxes of rifle shells when the accident occurred, and it is presumed the frioction from digging into the shells caused the explosion, It is estimated that half a keg of powder went off. TRANS ML ‘Record pings of ‘People. ~_——o . . TERMS oF SUBSCRIPTION = ; rds a . “Theater Next MonEvening. MOURN Soe aio ho leres cn teed eke August 20; sere OUR TRADE aa —_ T the American Fourth of July dinner in Paris; a member of the French Cabinet in his speech adverted . . During en sibearsinen’ of the Bates & Watson Company at the Nevada Theater next week two of McKee Rankin’s well known stcceeses will be produced, “The Danites” and. “In the The force was so great thet the floor corant yee Secale pi 1 ge of the store over that part of the basethor and will be great attractions. hav}qment where the men were working was ; raieed and many articles in the office In our large window today, we nelettes and Wrapper Goods at To ce They just arrived, and althou still you had better buy them now patterns. Hicaanp, N. Y.—The competitive yacht ‘race which opened today between the Reliance and Shamrock III brought out one of the largest crowds that ever witnessed an interConnor Is OF ny came down to the trade between France and America, saying. ’ that every year the people of France pay on the average of two dollars apiece for American products,while the people ot the United States pay only half a dollar apiece for French products; and he suggests that the heavy and almost prohibitive Tariff which we impose on French products should be considerably lightened in the interest. of mutual advantage and good will. The Frenchman was sly, and a spark of humor is not lacking in his remarks. For if we recall that the popuation of the United States is double that of France, it is evident that he made twice as much out of his statement as the facts justify. If we recall further, that the products of the United States, taken by France are all absolute essentials, being chiefly food, oil and tobacco, we will realize that it is not a matter of good will that induces the purchases bat the compelling power of necessity. ‘On the other hand, if we note the imports to this country from France, we-see that they comprise largely wines and liquors, silks, laces and national cup race. : “The course of the first race was fixed for fifteen sietlcad miles. to windward or leeward and return. crossed the line one minute after eleven a. m. tremendous rainfall obscured the yachts. yachts were drifting side by side mney: rain and little wind, a, 12:30—Wind has changed. Both’ ii now headed for turning point, Reliance being a short distance in the . lead, TO-+Re calmed and Wat” hour; . wind light;, probably limit. « .3:37—Race declared off. ‘miles ahead. 1:40 p. nm. —Ridiance now one mile ahead; wind freshrening. :) is Both: yachts At 11:30 a ce two miles ahead. Shesahock as be-. . moved very little during the past half not finish within the time The Reliance ‘is over two ing never been seen before ‘except at At noon both. 4 . bs GIVER Time to Plead. . Chivell with the crime of barglarizing . Lauren Woodruff’s store at C_lumbia “~ . pext Saturday morning at ten o'clock and on the shelves were dashed down. ARRIVALS AT HOTEL ANTLERS. THURSDAY, Augast 20, Ed Germen, San Juan, JE. Hippert, Graniteville, David Keating Julius Goebel, Ben pcimtlees, Ea Hall, H. Kinney, worth ‘Bloomfield, F. Hudson, ineecmeer District Attorney 5 Cedirge L. Jones filed an information in the Superior Court yesterday charging Willliam J. Hill. The accused was brought into court this afternoon and given until They are we ever had, Come and see them on display extra heavy and thes : sem who , is recover! Cartie has ! t Cisco. i Brinkman & Porbestown. op W. He Me ma trip to the A. Preston ] + to relatives 4, Brown of & last evening Arthur. nidsworthy =r bm 8 visit to Se ‘A. Gett, past Daughters, is ty on & visit to Watson arri' m -San.Franei nieville stage. h and wife « ed here last ee: a his plea. other afticles of personal adornment, we see at once that the procure sn attorvey and enter his plea pee desirability of increasing their importation is a matter of exHotel Antlers Dinner Fests o6 : . 4 : 5 high prices. Many other great plays or and bis soi treme doubt. And then, whatever balance might otherwise s will be incladed th the repertoire of pretarned fro be in our favor in the commercial relations with France, is easily wiped ont, and the difference put on the other side of Thursday, August 20th. this talented compsny and the engagement is certain to mark one of the neleco and oth Angwin hasr a B ” a ‘ conspicuous successes of the present so. He will le the ledger by the huge sums that American tourists leave in A Resume of News iio rake Bouillon . ‘Beatrice! season. Monday evening arrow. Paris. : 2 2 pie as “Jim the Westerner” will be produced. is Gallagher a : . See ae Prices—15, 25 and 85 cents. Seate Sg vialt to & Under the circumstances, the average American is apt Maine Lobsters Devonshire Sauce . at Foley's to say here again that it is well to leave well enough alone. @#eeeaeaeaeaeenee Concern for What People Think Is Cause of Folly. NCERN for what people may think of us, that which the catechism and Thomas a Kempis cal] human reFrom That Lively Town. The following Truckee. news items we call from the ‘“‘Republican” of Wednesday: George Jenkins, better known as the Mulligan-Club,” came near meetother friends went prospecting when rest of the party. A posse was at once ‘spect and warn us against, is at the bottom of half our trouble and expense and nearly all our folly. Many of those things which, according to our modern notions:we deem necessaries, are not necessaries at all, but ex— travagant luxnries that we will not do without for fees of what people may think. organized and with the assistance of the Captain was located under a Christmas tree. He was ina bad condition and bad nothing left but bread and bacon. The posse, however, pulled him through by administering proper stimulants, The work of stringing the telephone “Oaptein Jenke, Past Worthy Spud of ing his demise last Saturday. He with the Captain wandered away from the ae “Sport, the Truckee blood hound,” RELISHES. Potato Salad. Olives Iced Tomatoes Mayonaiee

ENTREES, Sweet Breads in Oracker Meet, with Tomato Sauce Young Broilers Fried with Mashrooms Calves Brains in Batter with Brown Gravy . Jane Pear Fritters 2 ROASTS. Prime ot Beef au Jus © ~ Roll of Beef Stuffed Ribs of Beef, with Brown Potatoes Lamb with Dressing Matton and Jelly Roast Venison, with Apple Sauce ‘ _. VEGETABLES, . Mashed Potatoes — Corn on Cob . ale Epicure DESSERT. . ramento spending a few days. Personal Noles. The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Bennetts is seriously ill, and the Hfe of the little one is despaired of. Mrs. J, O. Hampton arrived here this evening on a visit from San Francisco. Joe Kieffer is over from Montezuma Hill. Mr. and Mrs. T, Wayman and ‘Miss Eva Borris are over from Freemen’s Crossing. . Ted Hall, the well-known coffee man of San Francisco, ie here with his _. pleacant emiles and new stories. —_ Fred Hadson is down from Washington, ; 3. H. King of Oklahoma arrived here thie morning. _Dr. ©. Van Nordon is here from Sac1S BE SUBSTITUTE ROMPAREL RESTAURANT WILERED HOSKEN, Prop. Oysters and All Other Delicacies. erecccee WER vesesmes [E-Everybody cordially invited. Fu pericua program will be published in a few da and other cit DECEPTI vada City . lize the Seri is 80 deceptiv and goes—keoe} cause—then 8 out of ten it 'y Doan’s Kidr kidney ill f: Nevada Oity c P. Davis of £ B street, says ckache, not attack you u stays with yor Cocoanut Cream Pie — Short Orders Served. aot, but the P Take, for example the wife or daughter of a clerk whose siege gfe! ponding! aaron _— ; Padding — Too) Mrs. Schilling and children are bere} gg" I keep King’s Tomales of Grass ed than little . income is $100 or $150 a month. She must have at least ia The Bonaet Sane peers set ‘Blackberry Pie from Sacramento spending a few days. . Velley, the best in the county. . d by some j four hats a year, costing not less than $5 each, and one or two of them will cost $10 or $12. Women do not wear hats of abont thirty men now engaged in thie work and it ie thonght that it will ae ee ee Mrs, J. B. Watson is here on a visit OPEN DAY AND NIGHT, Broap Street Nevapa Orry Feeling it at ‘Doan’s Kidne: Obeese: Nuts Ralsing Watermelon drag store : be completed within a few days. to protect their heads, but merely as ornaments, so that the — EB Paige, 6: sotng-tan ts oped — entire expense for hats may be set down as unmecessary. poor bealth who with bie parepts was The cond But every woman must have her four hats a year lest people talk. If it is the fashion to sport ostrich plumes or birds on her head she ‘would have to get them though it took her last cent. Let fashion decree that dead cats shall be worn in the season’s millinery and not a woman will dare to appear withstopping at Rubicon Inn on the banks of Lake Tahoe, died at that place early Monday morning. Heart trouble is ascribed asthe cause of death. Undertaker McDougald was communicated with and left with a coffin to prepare the remains, A special boat was Ez 3. Morgan and B. 8. Rector, di. rectors in the Penn Valley Creamery Association, left this forenoon for Creamery Heeing GE Penn Valley to attend a meeting of Ss will LINO L ORO CLUB give ache, and up t a return.” by all deale ter-Milburn 8 agents for r the name— out the necessary dead cat. ewaiting him ta Tahoe Oey and Lhe patel which —s a there. . €2¢ vr SELECT PUBLIC D ANCE betitute, But the husband or father, while reasoning scornfully on pone sete! by bim and regina of . With the creamery te now in a fairly 4 ON THE Bia one things as a woman’s slavery to the opinion of others, is quite as abject a. the bereaved parents arrived in TracA wepphalgachond rg Ge intent ae id Gilt Edge’ thrall asthey are to human t. He,t id adorn . me Monsey covecing, Tee ey = atte with. ema tcemne: Michman, Lut y respect. He, too, would adorn} taxon to the family home at San Fran. *Pitits therewith. his head with dead cats if other men did, but because they do clsco the seme night. The remaine +e are to be cremated. Deceased was 6 $100 Reward, $100. For Rent. Silver Doctor, native of Oalifornia, aged 25 years, 2 not he takes it for granted that he proves hisfreedom by The : : ts of thie r will be Black Gnat, : ed wearing the oninipresent, eternal and monotonous derby. . monthsand 2 days. pleased to that chew be ok sae Grissly King, i month, water The derby is a pretty sensible style of head dress, but men} The public schools of Truckee open-. °h® dreaded disease that science has} y obman, _ * Oapte rect desirabl Brown baer eg he B’y Bisel ot Hecke ply at this off ed for the ensuing term Monday morn. been able to cure in all ite stages: and Gray Hackle,Peacock B’dy Yellow May.) Two of them are bere for the first time, . 's the only positive cure now known to though they come highly recommend-. the medical fraterity. Oaterrh being 6d ae inetructore of ability, One of} Conetitutional disease, requires a the teachers ie Miss Emily Seaman of . Constitutional treatment. Hall’s CaNevada City, who bas had much ex-. tatrh Care is taken loternaliy, acting perience in teaching the young idea. directly apon the blood and mucous bow to shoot. Miss Jeanette Bell, an . ®@rfaces of the system, thereby dewear it, not through choice, but because they are afraid to go outside of the three or four styles that fashion offers them. In the matter of hats, indeed, women have a larger liberty of choice than men. None of us can escape the influence of public opinion which, so far as it affects us, is the opinion ofour friends and DA Ty E WEE ANTLERS CARL wo Single and Double Gat, @ rcp ylgen PE RS ESS TROUT BASKET, with strap. BARREL CORK FLOATS at rt as in LEITER & DUNLAP weareeee aneigtibors. Opinion invades the privacies of our lives. Tt! estimable lady from Colfax, is the. Stroying the porcine et ee PROPRIETORS OF" All grades of Braided Oi! ae Water Proof 8 q MNEE SATU) determines what time we shall go to-bed-and what time get chee Ge teas. Ma ae ving the b pao ai PUR BOOKS at. 5.320052. : Commencing 8°" . charge of the Obicago Park schoo! last balidlog up the sonetitation and as. . = That Stale,’ Flavorless, ; up, what we shall eat and wear, what we shall read and say how we shall bring up our children, what schools wé shall send them to, how we shall pray and what we shall believe in religion and politics. It dictates to us even what we shall do with our dead, how we shall have the funeral conducted and where we shall bury the body. Subservience to this opinion is human respect. It is slavery of the mind. It is moral cowardice. It is vice. Yet it has good effects as well as bad. Human respect] keeps a good many people in a right line, It laysdowna reasonable course of action to many that never could fii one for themselves. Mh In concern for what others may think there is a ‘middle Ready-Ground Packa : gy and try a <n term. F. B. Batherford, who is prinsisting bataroin doing ie woe, Smet ot . have so mach faith cipal of the school, aleo hag charge of re, Ba they often bar if the seventh aud eighth grade. Mies ive ites . Hundred Dollars tor any case that it Seaman {s instracting the pupile in. ‘alls to pba ty — for. let of teetithe fifth and sixth =, OBRNEY £ 00. Tel , is in charge of the third . odo, 0 Sold by: grades. Miss Lizzie Danforth is at. Hall’s Fam Pills are the best, the head of the first and second grades, Caylor’s 25 Cent oe Family Coffee Roasted Dally. Ground. to order, with or on out chicory. Always crisp and aromatic. . ¢ Doors, Windows, Blinds, § 2 Shingles, Laths Posts, M Mi 4 7 Don Oa IMASURY’S PAINT Welevenu oe! Sa way, a golden mean for the circumspect, as there is in most}. other difficult affairs. The man that cringes to opinion is} always a cur, but the man that defies and flouts it is either a fool or a hero pemeting to circumstances. .