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land and his name has been familiar ell classes Of his
oountrymen In our Supplement sheet this morning
will be found extended and interesting sketch Of the
life OF the distinguished deceased The funeral will take
place at two O'Clock on next Friday afternoon.
Some additional particulars respecting the accident
which occurred the Hudson River Railroad on Satur-
day last furnished In our Supplement sheet Among
the injured Miss Emma N. Cassidy, young lady from
Utica who had her left broken In two places and
two fingers OF the left hand cut or
Surrogate Tucker yesterday decided to, admit TO pro-
bate the contested will Of Abraham westervelt deceased
The contestants who were children Of the decedent
alleged that he had become partially insane through
sprtualsm The Surrogate. however, holds that does
not appear that the decisions Of ancied communications
from another world Influenced Mr. westervelt in the
making Of this WILL the provisions Of which seem rather
10 have been dictated by natural and rational feelings
The City Inspector reports the deaths during the past
week In the city 4s Of which 1ol were Of boys and
1877 girls being total increase OF 90 over the previous
week, and decrease Of 2 a. compared with the NOR
aty Of the corresponding period In 1896 OF the Deaths
214 were Of children less than five years Of age
The stock market was the WHOLE steady yesterday
and closed moderately firm Gold closed at 140X Gov
ernments were dull.
The rise Of gold 70 10 and upwards impaired moro
Armness 70 tho msrchandise markets yesterday; bus
therc mot much activity, and badness tho whole
was light Foreign goods wore quic but arm for nearly
every Descriptions, Groceries were dull Cotton was
dull and mostly noninai Pstssienm was quiet On
Change aour was quiet and unchanged. Wheat was dull
and nominal. Corn was In fair demand and steady
PORK and lard werc duh and lower. Whiskey dull
and nominay unchanged
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DwAY THEATRE. Broadway. near Broome
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GEORGE CHRIsrY's MTNsTRELs.-THx OLD souooL
or MssrRRLsr BALLADS. MUSICAL Gnxs. &c, the Fifth
Avenue Opera House, Nos and West Twenty fourth ST.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.
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BAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELs. 5B Broadway, opposite
Metropolitan Hotel-ErHoFAH SINGING. DANCING. &c
TaxF IYIrg TRAPExK.
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BRYANrs' MINsrRELS Mechan,cs' Hall. 472 Broad.
vay-DAN BRYASrs NEW SrUMP SPxnCH-NEGR0 C0nI0ALI-
rrIs BuRLxsoUEs. &c.-THx Hor or FASHION.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-09-04

a Contention Of the Third EistricN
was held al Lancaster on Saturday
E~qr Burr presided, J. W Biandin-
secretary. \ resolution was 9nani
mously adopted tavoring a re-elce
ton Of Col. Cobb for Congress, and
j. g. Cover and Hon Horny Ctt
were appointed to represent the Dis
trict in the Cong Dist Convention
to be held on Wednesday Of this
week ut Bo>cobel
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-09-04

MERINo BUCKs.-Hon. J. Il. Dodge
adverJises for sale some spanish Me-
rno Bucks, one to three years old,
y cFmont Pedigree. Persons in want
OF sheepthat are Just exactly as repre-
sentcd and not a kink or circumhex,
may call on Mr. Dodge who advcr-
tises IA the HERALD just whot he has
for sale.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-09-04

= EW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
just received at the
GLEN HAVEN CASH STORE,
SCOTT & hAsfoRD, Glen Haven wis
The undersigned would respectfully give notice that
th'y are about opening Eo~ and selce stock Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
which propose sell the lowest market proe
for cash on ready pay 0rr stock conists in part IN
Dry Goods, Groceries, HARDWARE, Patent
Medicines, = G., &c. dc
Amongst which viii he found,
faary Goods, Hats,
Bo3s and Shoes. Guns
For Oil and Young.
Also large assortment of
EROAD-CL0THS. CABINETS VESTIN&s
and various other kinds of wares which we are
prepared to have made up the Shortest Notice having
he best Of workmen in our employ. All kinds of pro
dUre taken ia exchange for goods. Forwarding and
Commissioning attended f9
we have also . full supply Of CR0cKERY.
BAH persons Indebted to ts hereby notified
that all accons must pc settled before the st day Of
January, 1906 q must have lie money buy goods
LUMB BIER.
We have also a large supply of Lumber, Slim gles
Lath- Dimension Suf of an lengths and sizes all of
which propos, e. sen little lover than any other
point On the II is- s-ipl river
Some one, come HI and give s q call.
fha public VIII 30 atteni.d " u7aal ~ one Of the
frn Luther hasfoIa the oli gent Director of the
Maids, Mutual Insurance Con pa y.
JAMES II SCOTT. }
LUTHER BASFORp
Dcccallcrl I, lse5 --ly* Visor sin
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ALONG THE HUDSON.
SPECIAL Correspondence or THE assltn.
The Ice Ga the River-Barse- Frozen In-A
Propeller Disabied-sad Accident.
De- q

The lee tn the River-Barse- Frozen ln-A
Propeller Dissbied-sad Accident.
PoronSssrsfK, Dec IS. 1904
rms Irx ~ TuE nuDsos.
Winter 10 beginning TO show Itself the Hudson
Tho river Is lled with heavy ice from Albany TO Had-
son, and different points between those two places
the channel Is permanently closed for the season.
The steamboats, Austin and Mcdonald we're seen es.
deavortng 70 work their way W this sfernoon Ia the
Vicinity Of coxsackic, Yca,y.'vo m,l,. south Of
Albany but the cannot succeed barge les frozen Ia
81 Coyemans, end am informed that two other vessels
are frosen In further south.
The Norwich passed here this morning. having IN tow
leo barges aud The propeller Miller The latter having
been Disabled by tho From Hudson this Ice 10
sccumulaing fast and by the end OF the week navga
ton far north Rondout will be difficult although
the Rondoul steamers Thomas Cornell aud James Bad
win still running, - are also the Poushkeel-s
bargss ~-.~- -
SAD Accfpyr.
On Saturday . lady named Willard suisred q mil
owned by = man named Wright. at WashingiopviAs.
Grunge county, for the purpose II sesins her
husband. While passing some machinery her
dress caught, and IN an instant she was drawn
In and her leg severed from her body. Her
husband hearing her cries. went 20 her assistance; but
in endeavorng eytrcate her from her perious posi-
ton got his arm caught the machinery the lAitor
tearing the limb nearly OF Putting bis remaining hand
blade with his teeth the piece Of flesh which his
crushed arm hung by and seixng his vile 10 his Gnin.
Jurcd arm carried her down starr where both fell
cxhsusted. Medical attendance Instantly given
them but Miliafd gradually failed until to-day, whea be
died His vito is thought 10 be out Of danger
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BOARD Or ALDERMEN.

tn, board Appoint N street Commfs-ioner
and President Of the Croton Department.
The Board met at two O'Clock yesterday afternoon,
Alderman Brice In the chair.
Tbs Board considered the nomination Of George W.
Mclean by the Mayor Stree, commi ssoner In place
OF Charles O. Cornell resigned.
Alderman Ryxns moved that tho Board condrm the
nomination. and In support OF his motion stated thsi
whether " accident otherwise, this last nomination
by the Mayor perfectly satisfactory The nominee,
Mr. Mclean. Was Q gentleman well known In commercial
and financial circles and was well able to oil the posi-
The motion Of Alderman Rysrs was adopted unani-
mOusly
oricer Of the Croton Aqusduct Department be consid
cred which was adopted
Alderman RALLY moved that the nomination Of John
Bradley Tor President OF the Croton Department be
continued Carried unanimously.
Alderman MAsrKnsos moved that the balsncs Of the
Mayors nominations 70 on the Offices in the Croton
Aancduct Department be laid over which was carried.
on motion, the Board Then adjourned
Tho Presidency 81 the Croton Beard Prospect
Of n Contest About the Possession.
Tho appointment OF ex-senator John J. Bradley 10 the
Presidency Of the Board q crotou Aqueduc, Commits
soners seems 10 have caused excitement In poly
tca circles Al last SESSION Of the Legislature the term
Of cfce OF Assistant Commissioner Daragh, and also that
Of Chief Engineer Craven, extended three years BY
scA act to take effect from tho passage Of ssd act No
provision was, however, made with references 10 the
once Of Psesident neither vas his term Of once
tended Ia view Of this position OF affairs The Mayor and
Aldermen claim the right Of removing the Incumbent,
and appointing successor. This accordingly wn done,
II 5isppsn{ being removed; and on nomination OF the
hayY. , Bradley received ths appontmsnt However.
Atpean shai anticipating such an occursnc. Thomas
ephens the late President. has since the Of The cur
pol mQnsh, bad hsee pcicemsa constantly 10 charge of
AZ o3xJ1g vs. believe ths, Jobs T. bradley Sss sSs .,
pfss6nt eds any Attenpt 10 obtain posssss.oa a tbs
brsniees hs ensis capacity, su1 s6as coufps hs n.
tse1s 70 pavss4 rskans v - seen
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Fir. In Reade stvret-Lo-s About 80 1000.
About quarter 10 ak O'Clock last nigh, Ore sas dis
covered in the building No % Reade street the prem
occ-p.sd by tbs American Suspcnder Company and
tho stcs n Johnson Button Company. rhs nrvmeD
were the premises aud broke open the door but
tho snoke dense thai u was impo~sbls 10 tell
In what part the Ere sas located After coosdsra
ole d1olI,y the bremen -rtingushed the are, which.
on examination. found "a have originated In the
sab cellar but from what Gauge ~ ~ present unknown
The damage 20 the stuck Of the Huspsni-r Company w
be go o0o insured for $4,000 IN tho following
insurance ooupanea, IS 900 10 each company :phsns
Mutual People, of Worcester. Intcrpfi,e. Ssusgsn
s-s, Insurance Company State ~ PeunsJyan Ins1r
snes Company 81 fhladeip ha, Ena, of Hartford, snd
mon Mutual Of New York Ths damage 10 The stock
the Button company VIII lie about - 90 fully In
sared The building 10 osDed ~ " " ]. Townsend
Il 1. damaged about g., 900 AMI Ia insured
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Mr.. Daw On appeared, for the seventh time, at the
ITALIA theatre last evening. He enacted Hans Jlrge in
Won Holtors powerful drama and appeared a twoact
comedy, "The Painters Masterpiece In this latter
production Mr.. Dawson embodied the character OF
Groamo, artists factotu, whose mishsps aud d-ol-
eries, coupled with tho 0 patos mngling Italian
and German keep the audience in the best Of humorv
or the actual plot OF tho pioce little need be said II
merely rehearses the adventures OF two painters boon
companions in Rome, who both become enamored OF the
fair being The interest Of the play centred in
the performance OF tho leading actor, and with Mr..
Dawson the star, Is unnecessary say that the
interest tagged. With versatility possessed by
few great artstes Mr Dawson played part OF
the bufoon TO perfection. He was heartily applauded
and frequently recalled Messrs Lohmann and Hariing,
appeared In the comedy, deserve especial commen
daion Zoe their respective representations.
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fENIANIsM IN ROME.

What the Pope 'Intended' to Say ON the
Future of Canada.
RoAE, Dec. IS, 1868.
Cardinal Antonell has expressed his regret to Mr..
King the Minister OF the United States for the article
which appeared in the official journal Of Rome denying
the statement made by the Holy Father in regard to
Canada
Cardinal Antonell explained that what the Pope in.
sded to say that If tho Canadas we're to be gwen up
by Great Britain better that they should fall into
the hands of the United States than into those OF the
Tenians
With this explanation the Minister Of the United states
was entirey:satisned.
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: R A N C { /.

Reported Change in the Ministry of Foreign
Affairs.
PARIS, Dec. Is, 1885.
IL s said that the Marquis de Mouster has resigned
dis position In the imperial Cabinet Foreign Minister
and that the Marquis Lavaee will be his successor
Fertilization of the Frontiers.
LONDON, Dec lS-Evening.
II is reported that the Notifications the frontiers
OF France all being strengthened that new ones
are projected.
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the CHEMICAL CONFIDENCE NAN N rssy.

IEUft Utf II I1ov
The bogus clergyman I. NJ Tlackisr, ~ho ofnciaisi
recently 10 couple Of paipIs this city, and nscsd
Trojan tradesen TO some srten arrived here this
ing 10 charge Of chief detective Huribut from Prov
dencs, r. L. In which cisy he played similar conndsncs
game He s now In the station hous- engaged In writ
Ing sermon al least he ~ he LOOKS up from
his manuscript II thought he IL insane, and 10 70
said 10 have escaped from the Utica Asylum, being
member Of one % the FIRST families OF that city Hs
age 10 about twenty, and be = . man Of eommandins
ira
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Opera Houses, Thoatras and Museums
burned In tho United stmtcs.

burned In tho Unued Stmtes
The following Ia a list Of places Of Amusement do
sroyed by nrs in the United states the year 1898
Federal street theatre. Boston. February 2, i7ss
cnnus So. sSssrs PSs%epss Apr 20 $50
Park theatre, New York, July 4, 1921.
Richmond theatre Richmond December 10, 1921
Theatre. hatcher. Miss, september D. lssz
Bowery theatre, Now York, aay ~, 1928
lafayette theatre, Now York, 1929.
CsldweiiH theatre, Cincinnati, October q, 1880
Richmond Hin theatre, Now York. July T. 1881
From! street theatre, baltimore, January ., is.''
Cooks theatre, Baltimore, February z, 1883.
Mobile theatre, Mobile, February q, 1888
Bowcry theatre, Now York, February ~, 1888.
New theatre. Charleston, :. 9. Aptii q, 1855
New National theatre, New York. May -, isii
81 Charles theatre, Now Orleans March ID 1912
American theatre New Orleans, July ~, 1899
Old American theatre, Cincinnati .epssnbcg ~ lst2
state street theatre. Mobile, November 10. lss2
rrovidsnce theatre. Providence, October -, is4A
Madonna theatre, Wash ;ngton. March Q, lss5.
Bowcry theatre, Now York, April Is, fs<5.
Niblos theatre, New York, September IL. is4s
Park theatre. New York, December 10. lS4a
Avon theatre. Norfolk, Va. Fcbraary IL. 1850
Theatre, lafayette In March ~, $50
wood's museum, Cincinnati. SuI/1b 1851
American theatre, sacra'aezto. Cal. 1859.
National theatre. Eoslo0 Assffl ", 1861
american tboa'sA Iisscrvie Cal January 30, 1854
Sn,nss. ,r,nsa,ssm, rhlsa,iphIs, July r. 1874
y,.s.a... y~s,,.A Gsu oIiqAps soys,sscr 2, ls'a
s s,s.nS~Inl neseam, Sew orlesn.. ~ !a
Ly~snm, sau Frnnrsco. Cal 1850
orrcst theatre, Sacramento CAL 1881
1894
Bsrnum's museum, New York, July IA. laos
bowrry theatre, 81. Louis October u. 1895
Pikos Opera House, Cincinnati March o. 1904
Academy OF Music, New York, May ~ 1919
Metropolitan theatre, ~ Louis, Nay III, 1906
Academy Of Mnsic, Cincinnati, July ~. 1894
louisville theatre, Louisville, Ky, October n 1904
broadway Varieties theatre, Nashville, renD, soveu.
bar g. 1868
P6tnix afll theatre Petersburg. Va, November Is,
1893 e%rp0TyY 49, - -
Qlseans theatre, New 0ricsns, Dscsmbsr Z isss
New Bowery theatre, New York, December is. 1890
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British Comments on President
Johns0n's Message.
Pope Plus the Ninth on Fenianism
and Canada.
Reported Resignation Of Napoleon's
Foreign Minister.
PRESIDENT JonNsoN's. MESSAGE.
English Reading Of the Fun Text.

English Reading Of the Full Text.
.naf LONDON Dec 49, 1868.
The Message Of the President which has just been
seved in full by mail tho general topic Of discussion
by the public and the press
II Is argued that the President rather weakens the
strength OF tho Alabama claims by the In which
he treats the Fenian question: but that portion OF .he
Message which refers the finances highly spoken Of
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BRITISH AMERICAN CONFEDERATION.

Basis of Plan Agreed on in England.
LONDON Dec 49, 1865
The delegation ffoE. British North America have
agreed upon basis OF bill for tie confederation Of
tire British Provinces in North America, and
tits psrfccted the bill will be the British Para
,ment for confirmation
The amount OF the Intercoonial Railway loan has been
sed TO million pounds sterling
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H y n O A R Y.

-. sfs fsSsiYG Ss.slss.
Cs BERLIN Dec. is, 1885,
II reported from Vienna that the Austrian Cabinet,
In despair OF satsfyng the demands Of Hungary propose
70 give all the various nationaiitcs composing the
empire the liberty 70 agree upon = general scheme OF
reconstruction.
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RELEASE Or c. Y. CULVER. n. c.

MrApyiLfa Pa. Dec ~, fses.
The Hon. G " Culver. Member o. Congress from this
district paszed through this city to-day, route from
frankln where he has been imprisoned for sons uns
past 10 washington. He was accompanied by Sergeant.
a. Arms Ordway Of the House, who had been r@nt to-
him The sheriff at Franklin msis no defnr a. deliver
log Mr. Culver 20 the serz tsthrns who requested
Deputy sheriff 20 accompany them W Wnhing'ea.
james T. pyrrv one Of Mr. Cuivrrs principal creditors.
and tho ose upon whose complaint he committed -
jail also srcotnpani.d the party since the publication
Of Mr. Culvers letter, the popular feslng tas tented
strongly IN hls favor
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stLIslQu, cQsYEsrIps u sasrus

Bderov Dee. IS 100.
A conventon of number u %. various Evangelical
churches 10 Massachusetts, assembled today IN rremolt
Temple Mr.. Joseph A. Fond presdes. Among re
subjects under confederation The ssbbalh school,
the work q homo missions, the provy,sns By homo
svsnssllxston efforts fes ~asts plscss The daty of
Young Mems CHRISTIAN assOctafons, The sRDfu 70 BE-
mate spread The Gospel TIE poos asd setsd
and shs duiss ef Christians Win reference " 81 tb~Ss
qessiioas lhs cssvsshsn lAsssJ stlsnasd as9 ' al
fss~sin 70 sees.oa - tAga
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JOHN n. SURRATT.

TIE Vessel for His EmbarkntiOn.
La vAILErrA Malta Dec Is, 1859.
The United States man-of-war Swatara has left here
FOR Alexandria, Egypt, where she will take board the
A. asain surratt and Immediately sail for America
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NORTH GERMANY.

The Conference Delegates In Session.
BERLIN, Dec 49, 1885
The Conference Of the Northern German States has
com msnoed It's sessions in this city.
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wnmroTo., Dec. -, lSd
The recent order Of General sekss prohbit,sg cor.
poresl pNnishpsot vaa served the Solicitor Of this
district yesterday. universally regarded - IN IN
warranted IpssssuCs kiab The Judiciary % the ssaas,
and ~ rsvb6asl&a " Ne rrsssdsss oosA1ssny pre-
fkossf
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,loeArcsH has Met, ssd tho knss uslsaas
10 yII5rso fart. 81 -hisA -. isss NE tnes' y.
Nb~ttasr 81 kNDAB Noesthrt Tor tbs
.. ~, dow town patrons 40 IN Broadway, snt 'tps
up residents. No. bss Bfosfwaf-anA you
tain Just The aglcis ksOTe s,s,s OF tsgs
also peculiarly s.trRcfiye tits sess8n
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c A NJ A D A..
sptcIil rtlecaAn 10 THt HtRlLq

F~ni~n Alarm In s~~~tsbovG -"Uarr,tnG
To and Fro and moanfing in Hot Haste"
swsrrssrnC e ". De Is 1900
The shabiants Of this quiet village aroused th.a
morning O'Clock by the cry u s FenanA are
coming" and at too O'Clock the road leading Wet
she1sid was blocked with wagons loaded with
AMI children while IN different directions might ~
.~-n removing their vsinasies. Ths voianssrs -ef-
scattered IN every direction apparently ,rying 10 svaf-
their duly. Al hslfpsmt me hor~man cane xsoiasg
Into village sskfd for hajfr bg0s IN rhof1 be CON
municsed the Intelligence thsi ssgs BODY - srtaed
men ~er~ marching from Abb,ts cornsr. N The
releasing the fenlan prsopers Tbs slArm rss imns
dlai@iy gwen and portion Of tho volunteers ga 90 into
q ilns within few fnlnntss sft~r N. alarm "a Eivsh
For iins the guard at the Jsii vss removed sd the
PRISONERS liberty 10 e..ps they hal oniy Ifs
1ttsd By the confusion q the military ~g4,s we're
guard sgsnst a sarprse. rhs rel costs, nrmf~ring
about sixty, under the command u usas ,stnpo~ %
vAnGef Ia The d0uba quick 70 Cowsnstiil- small VI
lass about q mile and half wes; from NNs~tsDnfg
where they ~ere reinforced BY eospsny u ,hs ssfsr
police, under The command 81 Colonel " hgrungNf
Ts~grsfns despatched 10 sontrai and " ~ Join
nichsl hurry forward more ucsfs4 tesns ~sfs
pres se the ssrvee o The gorsfrfa~n s'get thre~
O'clock ss tho moss u ne prisonsfs % n sssrrsi
railway s,siion.
tgfs~i, Reporting They could ses no susmy, And ths
sold snd police fssrnrd 70 thslr qtsrtsfs md TIE
villagers rsfafn-f their b8rns. rir lotm hebs Ia.
tsasaphed that be- voud Increase tie iafy f9Fss W
sEoshsr r-gfn.n, of volunteers
The court cp~usi 81 tss o'eipcs A. ", ssf fhoms~
p.as,a uaa pis1@d 10 Ia Ga Le.a 4siybunx IL
fegagf = right n TIE bssonr - stasnRs uss lufy
sfsf bssins pad % ths essf.s e~~%Hsa ~ fsl sba
ths court sdtournef Sn q sn0ffgs, witsset makibE
any vvosrs~~ 10 BIZ esss
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DIR. vow ri.cnbers Cures H,rv, Oi.rns. as
"a oass u f'a .1,24s :ssa., !, f-ssl
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Touch af Winter PremOptshrs tho I.wAs,s
70 select their fur.. AtdEsIRs..6y Broadwsy they ~
aud all thu fashionable variii~s made this pafs
styles and a prices dictated by determination
popular trade IN this department
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DIR. Ven Eis~nh~rs Csrcs Evcsy K,sA ~
D~sfnHs. and HIadn.s Cs.sfrh Sore faros Aafsss ss4
DU,Bes IN ths Head. Odlee, z5i Fifts ~
10 en.y . gsth street.
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fi~e,ro-t svhoni,ed Prn..-P~rfgetiy Asss-
ARE the bee, Fels In tbs 10 Oss4.n
aeftsr Than GOLD
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tusuwrrs Iter ~ ia
ssssf@f bdll hos b-sp sisf IN Cssn1eyy aKsinss ~
fsrs n py@f Cans5s n cyttstns twsnsyso.e ss4s*
esd f0sh usa kab~rt Cs@s~s became rtHsgrf y
the bssk Al sslsry a $40 o~ p~r - fffiss
q yesss, ~hsch hass Nd yet sspf~4 uas
slvsu hsfn ny ~ pisig~ fes salsfy 49, ~ 50
beand W The sxfs~s.~ns 10 1~svs~ 30 tne So sfh
srrsfvsiy W the sHsirs " uss b&fs ma - hsa 80
.t@ Tia rfovas8.s 81 tbs sxfs<msHt ~ tni~fins 40
arrrsx~sssa,s ~tth CiTrn, Mill ca, istnifn, y -.
iet ssf -s<Nfs The 1ehts Gas " ib~sn ~ - -. ~
whtch - fs~@issf csffals psft$A's$+t - - -
c,acexnsd 10 ,<hss vsaAaesspes fs@ - lhs
by cay ~ eornrplsssn cenpsinA1ts fsh,n h.At tsf
t0 'yfrss~1 sil eisisn - fwmnssfsfyn - ~
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