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4, Tyler.

TYLER, October 6,-7supreme sourl: In.
,srna''onal :, q Great Northern railway vs..
''yan, from Anderson county; resubmit,ed
on additional briefs. Ormand ys.elIays 81
a,i, from Anderson county; appeal dis.
nlissed' Balluaralla VS.. Deyoti from An.
1erSoh county; appeal dismissed. Grinith
wedge vs.. Morrison Il Mathews. from,
Annerson county submitted on briels and
arsnments, Edmondson VS.. Sellman, from
anuerson county submitted. Scott vs.,
9yot', rom Harrison county; writ of error
"'s'nIssed; W Roberts ct al. vs.. johnson ct
al, from San Augustine appeal dismissed
Judge Hurt has arrived. An tho courts
are actively at work.
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Special 70 The Herald,
WirniTA FANS, October Cit IL 70.
ported here on good authority that the
chief engineer Of the Improvement com.
pany has received instructions from New
! ORR 70 dsoand his force. Lots have ad.
fixes the future Of this town, and insurea H.
being the trade centre Of northwest Tesas
Houses are building all over town,
Heavy rains have fallen ont west, Tho
streams are oil full.
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Marine


Nav loRK, october 0.-Arrived. lie
Ruy,er, Republic Arrived out. Benlary.
A WHOLESALE wREck,
NEw ORLEANS, October B.-The Times.
Democrat special from quarantine says:
The steamship Atlantic brought from Vera
Cruz forty.seven sailors from five Norwe.
gian vessels aud four sailors from one
American vessel. the Commodore Dupont,
all wrecked on the coast Of Mexico during
the late gale, OF September nth. of seven
vessels riding at anchor of Tampico,
Mexico, during the night five went
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WHAT M sam WHEN nE SURRENDERED.
kAssAs Cry, No, October 0.-Frank
James surrendered 10 Governor Cri,,ende., !,
NJ Jefferson City yesterday. When he
handed his pistols 10 the governor he said
that the governor was the only man except
himself who had touched them for twenty
years. ''
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The License Question In Arlan.a.
SETTLED.

LITTLE Rock, AM, october Returns
Of the vote in :hc September election on
me liquor question have been received by
small county, as follows; For license. ~
SO against license, i50il. Only twelve
out OF seyenty.iour counties voted agalns,
license
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The Land League Fund


NEw loRx, October 0.-Mr. Patrick Ford
has Just cabled Patrick Egan, treasurer of
,he Land,league, Paris, the sum Of si7,.
ted to the lsnd.leaeue, which closes Inc
fund '"N
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A Coward's Act.
ArrKMrr Ar AssAsslNArlnN

MEMPHIS, October G.-The Appeals
Townsville, Tennessee, dispatch says;
Last night n dastnrdly attempt was made
To assasssnate William Capel who lives
thirteen miles west of here. lie was seated
with his wife and two coored boys in a room
with an window, sholling hazel nuts,
when u load OF shot was fired
through the window. ono shot
struck him in the neck, producing q SLIGHT
flesh wound. The rest of the load tore
away the skull OF one OF the boys, named
Jerry Berkley, killing him almostinstantly
The.ossassln was evidently accompanied 6y
an accomplicc, rs the tracks OF horse and
man walking were traced back to town a.
iar as the corporation line. MIR. Capel
thinks he knows the parties. The news
crcnlod much exclicmeni.
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Special 10 the Herald
GALVESTON October Cat the opera
house tonight Mrs Minnie Maddern wa,
presented with handsome bouque, Of flow.
ers BY Mr.. Otis Eaton, in behalf Of the Ills.
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1t Is Not a Corner!

HE finest and most extensive Of its kind devoted solely
a'e sale of Mems and Boys Clothing in Dallas.
Our reputation for hanGng only drst-cass and strictly
VnaOe goods is doubtless well known majority of those
O will visit Dallas during the coming week. and anticipating
se demand for clothing have made ample preparations
way ofa enormous stock embracing all grades prices
aaorcs and have added largely force of saesmen
" mat all may receive careful attention
Every gamentpurchased at house is guaranteed to
the latest style and just represented every respect
l cases when any dissatisfaction the purchase money is
Ueerlully returned.
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Washington News Items.
nm lEANXErrr INNrsrlaArIoN.


WASHINGTON, October Ct To.day's session
of the Jcannettc board of inquiry was de.
voted to the examination of the log books o
the ships cruise. Without transacting any
other business the board adjourned until
tomorrow.
THE SUPREME COURT.
The supreme court Of the United States
will assemble for the October term of iSS1
at noon on Monday next All the Justices
are expected TO be present The number
of cases ON the docket to-day are 075. The
number dockcled ut the corresponding time
last year was Ni3,
SPORTING.
The boat race on the Potomac thus even.
ing between the iour.oared crews ot Rappa.
handock club Of fredericksburg Virginia.
and the Potomac club OF this city one mile
and u half straight away, was won hy the
Potomaos by an eighth OF a mile. No time
was taken.
GARrRrLL's DUsH.
Mr. u. II. Henderson, secretary of the re.
publican central committee In this city
received letter tonight from A, T., Buck.
chairman ol the republican state com.
mittee Of Georgia, In which the latter SAYS
that In behalf ot Mr.. Gartrell he will contest
the election Of stephens upon several
grounds, his bribery OF voters at the polls,
open and notorious intimidation, false
counts by the managers the failure to open
precincts in several counties according TO
law, and the voting Of convicis under
guard, some Of whom were minors. lie
says he will summon many witnesses, in.
Cluding Senator Brown, and asserts that
the charges made will be fully sustained
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ashore aud were total wrecks, breakine @
upon the, shelving beach, the Swedish
bark Israel, with acrew OF eleven, the Nor.
wegian bark Laurence. nine men; the Nor.
wegianShip Mexico, eleven men; the Nor.
wegian bark Hesperia, eleven men, Tho
Norwegian bark Bien, ten men. Baromo.
ters began to fall Friday and
ooth anchors were let 20 on each vessel, but
the force Of the wind was so great that the
vessels We're dragged on shore in a short
time and blown to pieces. Each vessel had
small quantity of mahogany ON board
having Just commenced loading. No lives
We're lost. The captains of the wrecked
vessels sent the mates and crews to New OR.
leans, while they remain in Grontera to at.
tend TO surveys.
WRkcRfp OFF THE GEORGIA COAST,
, SAVANNAH, GA, October G.--The bark
Sea Bird tBritishl went ashore on the
breakers south Of Warsaw island, near AS.
saoow sound, on Wednesday at $50 u. M.
during northeaster and sunk soon after
~ Inc crew took TO the boats and landed AT
St' tatharine, arriving here this evening.
me vessel is rapidly going TO pieces. The
cargo consisted OF soap and iron.
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Miscellaneous Foreign Telesrams.

hkukEN OFF.
LONDON, October Ga dispatch dated
Buenos Ayres, Wednesday, October 4, says:
Peace negotiations between Chill and Peru
have been broken of, because Of the refusal
of Chill to abate any OF her demands.
A WATER FAMINE.
., n dispatch from Suez to the Exchange
Telegraph company reports water famine
there. what water remains in the canal Is
putrlu. Many persons are suck with fever.
rRusstAN Politics.
A dispatch TO Reuters telegram com.
pany from Berlin says Various sections of
The liberal party count with some conf.
dence ON gaining seventy seats from the
conservatives in the forthcoming elections
GONE TO MECCA.
CoNsrANrINopLE, October G.-Ayenaila
Ialk, the newly appointed grand cherif of
Mecca, proceeded thither today.
GOING TO HAVE A SAY.
ATHENS, October 6.-All of the power
have assented to the claim of Greece TO
SEND commissioner to Egypt to assist in
the deliberations of the commission
which is to FIX the indemnity for sufferers
by the bombardment of Alexandria, etc.
Great Britain took the initiative in urging
the rights OF Greece to be represented,
DEAD.
PARIS, October Cdr. j. n. Sole. the
republican deputy from the department OF
the Aisne, is dead.
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Political.

GEORGIA RETURNS.
AUGUSTA, October 6.-Thrteen counties
IN this district give stephens 1904 ina.
jotity. Three other counties to hear from,
will make 1900, His majority in the state
will be 5000.
NOMINATIONS.
NEW YORK, October G.-Congressional
nominations were made in the various dis.
tricts to-day as follows; BENJAMIN Hoyev
by the rerrhicans of the 4th New Jersey
district; John Van Voorhees,, by the republi.
caus of the S0ih New York district ii, Il.
Hotter, by the republicans of the 9TH Mary
land district, Ambrose A. Ranney, by the
republicans of the 3d Massachusetts dis q
trict.
MR. STEPHENS RESIGNS A LONG HELD TRUST,
ATLANTA, 0c0ber 6.--To-day Mr.. Steph.
ems, the newly elected governor, sent to tho
governor his resignation OF the office of
congressman from the sth Georgia district,
which was accepted, and an election to mi
the vacancy has been ordered for Noyem.
Der 7th.
WILL CONTEST
Gartrell, the defeated candidate for gov.
ernor, viii contest the election, not with
the hope of getting in, but to show alleged
frauds and intimidation, and he hopes
thereby to keep Stephens out till May next.
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HAVANA, October 6.-Planters generally
predict a late sugar crop, because of the
drought.
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BEWARE OF SMALLPOX.
The Danger of Contagion fr,m
Smoking
CALIFORNIA cnIsEsE.nADE CIGARS.
The Only Safeguard Against Infection Is
to Use the Cigars of Well-known
Kew York Manufacture.

Things have now arrived at such point
on this coast that it may be safely said to be
dangerous to purchase anything to which is
attached the least suspicion that it has been
manufactured by Chinese. Particularly
does this apply to a cigar. which the consumer
is compelled to take into his mouth, and
while inhaling its fumes is probably also in
haling the germs of leathsome disease, i'm.
parted to the cigar by the heather who made
it, being possibly affected by small pnx,
leprosy or some other vile contagious disorder.
A great many manufacturers conceal the
word California on the caution labels,
which they are compelled by the Government
to put on them. in order to deceive the pub
lie, and make them believe that their treach-
erous cigars were manufactured in New
York. 1t therefore behooves the public to
purchase, for the present, New York made
cigars only, and to guard against any fraud
by taking notice that the caution label on the
cigar boxes has the signature OF some repu-
table and well known New York firm. As to
the purported Geographic messages of New
York firms, contracting to employ China
men. it is not reasonable to believe that any
one in his sober senses would wish to employ
the Mongol after the manner in which his
hlthy practices nave Deen exposed IN this
city.
There may be Eastern manufacturers of
cigars who would resort to such disreputable
practices to save money, but no old and we'll
known house-such. for instance, as that of
Stratton & Storm, of New York, who have
established reputation in this city and on
this coast by fair dealing for over a genera
tion-could descend to such methods. In this
matter business reputation is above every.
thing. The Californis smoker knows that the
cigars of the house of Stratton & Storm are
fully equal to the finest imported Havana
cigars. The firm employ none but the best
of white labor in their own factories, and
their goods have stood successfully the ties. Of
the great competition of the present day. and
their superiority is freely acknowledged, even
by rival manufacturers. A purchaser may
be safe in buying the cigars of any reputable
New York house. but why incur any risk
when the cigars of Stratton & Storm are so
well known on the coast as the purest and
best cigars that can be obtained.
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county, thirty-two miles south OF here, was
drowned Yesterday. He was alone in skill.
There was a stTong wind blowing, and he
lost his balance and fell overheard. lie was
q native Of Scotland, served under France In
the Franco PIusSisn war. was well educated
and quite popular on the river, where he was
well known.
Child Drowned In Two Feet of Wafer.
PORTLAND, june 1SIh.-A two-year-old
child OF Charles Burgess, blacksmith, was
drowned at noon to-day in two feet of water
in the cellar na3er Richard Knoll's saloon.
The father had gone into the bar-room with
his twin sans, who were the admiration of all
present. Oae chased cat through dark
closet down stairs into the water, and the
discovery Of his body was not made for half
an hour after.
Fatal Ae fdent-Found Dead In Bed
stranger Drowned-City Election.
PORTLAND, June 18th-Mrs. Ruble, mother
of Henry Ruble, of Dallas, Polk county,
while driving with her SOD, WAS thrown from
her buggy, sustaining concussion of the
brain, from which she died in three days.
James F. Brown, lawyer, Of Dallas, Polk
county, was found dead in bed Thursday
morning, with vial of chloroform near him.
He had been suffering with asthma, and
whether his death was the result of an over
dose or suicide could not be determined.
The body of a stranger was found in the
Willamette, at the foot of street, this
evening. having evidently been in the water
for four weeks. 1t cannot be identified.
The city election which willtabs place here
tomorrow creates very little excitement, and
there will probably be very light vote polled.
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CAPITAL cHIPs.


The Sacramento river LAST evening stood ct
the 1S-foot 6-inch mark.
Company b, of the First Artillery Regi.
ment, elects n Captain tonight
This steamer Governor Dams stsrted fer
the upper Sacramento at noon yesterday.
There will lie some fine Jersey cattle
shipped from this city this afternoon to Los
Angeles.
Mayor Bro ~n has ordered suits to be at
once commenced against ths tax deliLq uents
of this city.
Yesterday and last evening the wind blew
quite strong from the south. The air was
full of flying dust.
The st. Gsorse builiinG, c,rnar # Fourth
and streets, has been rep Iiuted and pre-
sents handsome appe france.
Arthur snd William .tsnley, Mics Mar
celia Trusx and Miss Aidie l'etree left yes.
terday morning for Alabaster Cave.
The First ARTILLERY regiment will leave
here for San Rafael on Sunday, August 21st,
and will return on Monday, August 2Sth.
There are un1slivered messages at the
Western Union Telegraph offic. for Annie
Robinson, Mgs. Yuntis and Thomas Wood.
The only cases in the Police Court on Sat.
usday, were those of Cinnamon charged with
keeping opium dens. Oae Chinaman was
Gned 80 80.
A great many of our citizens decorated
their houses with flags on Saturday last in
commemoration Of the anniversary of the
battle of Buaker Hill.
The Italian vegetable raisers have agreed
to join in the Fourth of July celebration.
The display made by the Italian ctiz.ns two
years ago was very creditable.
:. William Russell and wife, who live near
the Slough House, were out riding the other
evening, when their horse became frightened
and ran away. Both were thrown out, and
Mrs. Russell had one of her wrists broken.
Some OF the old members of the Father
Mathew Socisty met at Howe's Hall last
evening. The Offices is to start society in
this city. Thirty-fye charter members have
been secured. They meet again on Wednes.
day evening"
A man driving spirited horse last evening
knocked down and ran over colored youth
on Fourteenth street, between j and X. He
drove right along, never looked back or
seemed to care whether the lad was seriously
injared or not.
the Pioneers met a. their hall on Saturday
evening. committee of FIVE was appointed
to arrange pioneer group of emigrants, with
picks, .shove,s, rockers and all of the para
phernalia of 40 outfit, and to report next
Saturday evening.
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OREGON.
Adylces from Portland.

PORTLAND, June 17th.-The body Of Thos.
Kerrigan was found in the Willamette this
watef four weeks. He was missing a month.
He had been in the employ Of the Oregon
Railway and Navigation Company, was near.
sighted, and probably fell overheard,
William L. Doland, pioneer of 1850 and
ex-County Treasurer, died last night.
Articles were fled to-day incorporating the
City View Driving Park Association.
To-night;s dispatches from the upper Co
lumbia show the river is steadily falling.
The weather is clear and ooolSan all danger
from high water ia thought now to be over.
A. G. Royn, farmer living in Columbi a
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TO MY OLD PATRONS.

n sTILL OFFER NY VALUABLE SERVICES Ii
q you are so unfortunate % 10 require them.
With mind rnatured and enriched by studies OF an
advanced order e@n safcly say that thore is hardly
disease In tho catalogue Of human ills TIA. cal.
not treat 20 3 successful issJ1s-
LADIE8-I am Always ready 10 sEs.st yoa. Ny
cast knowledge has been increased by extepSiye
experience ! an ROW able 70 treat you with The
certainty Of success. No ease peculiar 70 youf
delicate Organism IL beyond my sure control.
NY Female Monthly Medicines superior &c
any offered heretofore, and will bs warranted y
have the desired effect IN all cases.
Those Of the public who need my service
9epond upon gentlenanly, honorable and sclsn:ibe
treatment az reasonable rates.
/ address particularly thoee who have been ia
;ured by youthful indtscFetions and those who
have contracted local diseases
Pers. afflicted can, II they prefer, consult me
by letter, detailing the symptoms Of tho dlsease
trouble, and receive medicines By express with full
Instructions. All letters must be directed J. II.
JosSELYE, u. b 22s Suttsr street, San Francis
co, Czl.2
Cure warranted In all cases, or no pay required
Consultations personally by letter. grRiis. Send
for book Comfortable apartments Tor patients .;
my Innrmary when desiredl with experienced
nurses.
Consultation Parlors, ga Suffer- street, adjoining
the Young Men Christian Association Buiioj@g
Office hours--Fforn A. N. 70 oP.k.
My Diploma hangs In my oEfse.
Purchase my Essay on Mythology and hErri@
For sale By all newsdealers.
y. n. JossELgH. y. y.
fEplm6swlmWS
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NEVADA.
NishaDs to Miners.

EUREKA, June 17tb.-Dave O'Brien. a
miner, fell one hundred feet down the shaft
in the Martin White mine, at Ward. Thurs
day, and he is expected to die from the shock,
though be has no bones broken.
Two miners who were burned in the fire at
Shoo-Fly mine some four weeks ago, have
died of their injuries, John Barton expiring
yesterday and Peter Campbell to-day.
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A WINTER RANGE

OF l, 400 Acres; All Penced New Dwelling,
Stable, outbuildiHgs. etc. small Orchard and
Vineyard; is well timbered all foothill land I;
only days drive from Summer Range. Taking
the two together, will make FINE CATTLE OR
SHEEP RANGE. Will sell $3.50 head Of
sheep with places II desired. or viii sell
the Summer Range independent Of Winter Range
swERTsER & ALsIP, Sacramento.
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CAPTAIN O'FARRELL, Of Chicago. ILL.,. says:
81 am only too happy that used st. Jacobs
Oil. My leg was suddenly crippled with
rheumatism. and my suferings were extreme.
/ used st. Jacobs Oil, and it cured me"
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

suicide OF wife Democratic Delegates
Two Bsys Drowncd-Ninin: Accidents
Items OF oregon News-Damases Against
Railroad Comparatively or Muir
dered Man found-The Political Pot
Fire at OrOvIlle-Etc.
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GERBRkl F!OqI0EJ,
Too Late.

How often do we hear this cry OF anguish from
those who find themselves sinking fast under the
pressure OF disease, they look back at the lost
opportunity TO regain their health. To all such
say, it Is not too late; try BRIsToL'5 sARsA-
PARiLLA AND PILLS. They have cured hundreds
Of sufferers. Try them Try them. jel91t
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MILLINERY GOODS. For styles and prices
visit millinery parlors of Red House.
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.pvEETGss4ESr BENTON.

NV A1%ANeASE
Benefit Concert Miss Clinch
Girl wanted at 1871 street
Lost-A child's gold bracelet.
Too late rstors Slrss parilla.
Do you know Well, ask Strobel.
Germalia Building and Loan Association.
Grand Central Lake Tahoe.
The finest meats-Conrad Schepp.
Co!onnade Iouse-l2OG Market street, san Fran
cisco.
Card Of thanks Mrs. John F. Cooper.
Card Of ,banks-Mrs E.iz, 4. Ranlett
Lost a canary bird.
onc-half interest in hotel for sale Strobel.
Joe Davis Mining Co.-Assessed.
Pianos tuned and repaired.
Ancient Order Of Foresters this evening
Business Advertisements.
Mechanics store-A word to strangers
Hale Bros co.-EXtrsordinaryi inducements.
Red House-Great success.
II. s. Croker x Co. Birthday cards
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ATTESTIoN, GENTLEMEN !-Yos can get
fine all-wool suit. latest style and neat pat
tern, for $40 at Hale's.
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LADIES DoLMANs Dry goods depart
ment, second fl DOR of Red House.
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LADIES linen ulsters and dusters-Dry
goods deparsm ent, second floor, Red House. >
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BEWARE of limitations in Rock and Rye.
Trademark filed in this State and Nevada.
Geo. W. Chesley, sole agent.
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CARPETS, mating, oil-cloth, window.
shades, curtains lambreauins, etc, at the
Rad House
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DR.. In Mars Seminal pills cure all
cases Of Seminal Weakness Loss OF yigor, Nocturnal
Emissions, Impotency, Nervous aud Physical Debi
ity, and all that class of complaints arising from Ex
cess, Indiscretlon or Abuse. The old find in this
remedy fountain of YOUTH and the young a safe
PILLS restore the sexual organs, debilitated from
whatever cause, 10 their pristine yigor,. Price,
81 90 per bottle Sent G. o. DR. by express, 10 any
address, secure from observation. Address all or.
Box 1852. San Francisco. t13-3p6m
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SEE our new column ad; Red House.
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Supplements GEItEdge Butter ut Pierce
Eros corner Eleventh and ] streets ie7-lm

Tchi Ban, San Francisco, doubIed IA
size, is the largest Japanese sale exhibition in the
world. SHArTUCK Il FLETCHER export their
printing inks to Japan, receive Japanese goods In
return, and this is why Ichi Ban survives low
prices. Logical, isn't it? Wholesale and retail.
Goods for every branch Of retail country trade m4tf
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CALIFORNIA.

lprspArcnss OF SATURDAY AND srSDAT.l
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New To-DAY.-Read Hsle's advertisement
on first page.
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CLOTHING boom in clothing department of
Rad House. Diagonal suits So, and the new
style old gold check light weights) for
So 80.