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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-05

TROTTING AT BRIGHrwooD-There were two
trotting races at Brlghtwood park yesterday
afternoon. The first was between Potomac CHIEF,
Mollie WOodcock and Shagarack. Potomac Chief
won In three straight heats his fastest time being
3:06. The second race was between the black
mare TOOts and the gray mare Belle to road
wagons Toots won the race after trotting lve
heats, the best time being 3:la
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.

fssIHE PARTNER HIP HERETOFORE EX-
~ istii.~ between VIM. NJ. t.alt j. G. Weide 81 d
r. D. Mayer. dis 'Oyed September ], 1888. The busi
Mayer. as
sep5"t WM NJ GAIT CO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-05

RSo PERSONS INT RESTED IN The PRE-
S vention Of cruelty to animals will confer favor
by repot ting to the comIanys Office, 1920 New York
avenue, TIE number of cart wagon owned by the
WASHING ton Brick Mscte' ompany driven faster
than walk, giving time and place. whether loaded O.
not. r. l., HOLRROOK
auZ5-1ln igient
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-05

ANOTHER MARINE DEAD OF YELLOW FEVER
Commodore English received a telegram from Pen
sacoa. Fla, last night. stating that Clarke, a ma
rine, died in the hospital, AMI that there were no
new cases. The surgeon general of the marine
hospital service has directed the board OF health
at Pensacola to discontinue the hOuse-to-hOuse in
SDeSliun at that mort.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-05
District Government Affairs.

NISCELLANKOUSe
In relation to the application OF Mr.. Samuel G
Kinsey, or the National theater, for the privilege
placing show bill boards In front of the Nationa
theater, the Commissioners reply to-day that the!
do not feel at liberty to make exceptions IN an!
case in enforcing the law respecting obstruction
N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-05

baltimore ORIOIE,"
HAMILTON TEL RACE GRAND STAND,
Eutaw Street and Madison Avenue
MYSTIC PAG AMI NIGHT, SEP EMBER Is.
Chair Seats can be secured now. Diagram at
W. s. THOMPSON'S, 7O3 18th street.
eep1-Sts Washington. ID. @.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-05

A CALIFORNIA PRoTEsT-The governor and at
torney general OF California have sent protest to
boundary line between the state OF California and
the Pueblo of San Francisco.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-05

WASHINGTON. d. c.. July 10th. 1888.
C.S Having greatly tncress our facilities by tho
introd ucton Of an Electric Light Ma hine. together
with other are not subject to the
don OF the weather. and prepared to furnish with
promptness and low price, work in the line Of
Ihoto Engraving for either relief or plate print
ing.
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The Ii,fle town Of Atlantis, % miles
iouih Of kirk>vllle was almost wiped
out 10y iil-on Friday night. We are
indebted 10 one Of our subscr bers---
Mr. l.. J. Atterbery of that place, for
most of the ps fticulars It will be re.
membered that the wind was blowing
very hard from the southeast and all
efforts TO stop the fine were futile. The
fine starred in a building belonging to
Mr.. B. c. Atterberry which was occu.
pied by a grocery store. Nine huild-
ings were bui ned; six business houses,
two dwellings and one ice house.
The following are the losses and in
surance as near as we can ascertain.
Orla Snow, dry goods; stock valued
al $1,000, and i..sured at $4,000. House
insured at 500.
Geo. Dodson, dry goods: stock yalu-
ed at 5000 to $4,000, insured at
$1,000 on stock, and s4OO on house
John S. LYDIA, furniture, stock insur.
ed at $500, house $4OO.
Martin Dixon, restaurant and dwell
ing, estimate at $500; insurance
5000.
James Fry. grocery store. stocl, etc:
$1,000, insur, d at $1,000. The building
was owned by L. ]. Atterbery, valued
at $500: insured tor $500.
Walter Lander, ha, DWARF stock and
house, stock valued at 5000 house at
500; insurance on all $4,000.
B. G. Atterberry, dwelling and house
hold goods; thought to be fully insur-
ed.
The wind carried sparks to dwell
ling occupied by Mrs. Myers, a widow.
Household goods all burned as she was
absent. The house belongs to Jas.
johnson and Mat Collins. Some insur-
ance on building and $500 on .he fur
nlture
DIR. Dunnln gton, Office fu,ldinq and
furniture. Loss $500 with no lnsur-
ance.
An ice house belong to John LYDIA
was also badly damaged uy the flames.
1t is Is sad and heav loss TO- At
lanta, but we learn that number of
the business men thus burned out OF
business have declared their intention
to rebuild and start anew
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A Friend in Need.

Rev. H. B. Seeley has been spending
some weeks in kirksville working in
the interest of the Farmers and Mechan-
les Association which contains, among
other benevolent features, that of life
insurance, by assessment of Its MEM
bers. He has been very successful in
taking applications. Last week he
paid to the widow of Rufus h. Primm,
of Knox county, the sum of $3.50 be-
ing the amount of his insurance and all
assessments paid out by MIN during
his membership. He had been mem
Der eight months. In this instance the
Association has proven itself to be what
it claims, "a friend in need"
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to think we ouvh, t, go out with blooo

to think We ought t. go out with blooo
bounds to hunt down men who nave
come here to escape his h.ood.thirsty
judges and courts: men whose crime as
that which Washington's and the Rev.
olutionary fathers would have teen if
John with his Hesslans and Indians
could have succeeded in overpowering
them. He thinks we should hunt down,
denounce and return them. so he could
hang aud behead them as he did En-
met. Poor John, tue American people
feel for him. but they cannot reach him.
We do not wonder that he has bad
dreams. We would think the spirits OF
the millions OF victims oil famine IN
Ireland, would fit across the English
channel and swarm over and around
their arlstocratic couches: we would
think they would whisper death, ruin.
death, into the ears of the Queen of
England. the Empress of India, the
sister of mercy to Egypt, the God.
mother of Canada and step mother Of
the American fnnkies, at every breath.
1t is written "the guilty conscience
needs no accuser," and "the wicked
flee when no man pursueth.
Edna Mo. o. d. j.
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Suicide at kIox City.

A correspondent of the st. Louis Re
publican, flast Mondly gives the par
tlculars CT a tragic affair at Knox City.
He says: Some ten days ago, at Knox
City, Mo-, the boot and shoe store of C.
H. Mlttendorf was discovered to be on
fire under circumstances which led to
the belief that the fire was started for
purpose by the proprietor. IL was
extinguished, however. before much
damage was done. Aiittendorf was ar
rested and put through preliminary
examination, resulting i'll his being
held to bail for his appearance at cir
cult court. He had leen in business
there for year or two, and, as he pass
ed for SINGLE gentleman, he had cul-
tivated the acquaintance of wealthy
widow at or near Knox City, and was
engaged to be married to her in short
time. This widow ard gentleman
friend of Mittendorf became his sure
ties, they not believing him guilty of
the charge. Thus matters stood until
Thursday evening last. when the wild
ow received some information which
caused her to call halt and to com
mence an investigation OF the truth of
the report concerning her lover and
would-be-husband, whlch had been con-
veyed to her. On Friday, April 90, in
company with gentleman, she visited
the store of Mittendorf, and informing
him of what she had heard, told HIM
that their pleasant relations were at an
end, and that she could no longer per-
NIT her name on his hail bond until the
proof was forthcoming that the report
was not true. which was that Mitten-
dorf had wife and two or three chill
dren in Cincinnati, O. Mittendorf de-
med ITS truth and pleaded with the
widow to leave her name on his bond
and thus keep him out Of jail. But she
firm to her first proposition
and told him to go to Jail, and if this
report proved false after proper lnqul-
ry and investigation, she would bail
him out of Jail and marry hlm. When
she refused to comply with his en-
treaties he stepped outside the back
door of the store and soon pistol shot
was heard. and when those IN the store
went to the rear thereof, Mittendorf
was found lying on the ground dead or
lying, having shot himself in the
mouth, the bullet lodging in the brain.
At the coroner's inquest letter was
ound on the deceased from his C,ncin-
lati wife, entreating HIM to send her
;ome money or to come home ana care
or her and the children. These facts
We learned from a gentleman, who was
n Knox City on Friday, and who was
net at Kirksville yesterday.
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The Corner Stone.

The laying of the corner stone last
Saturday was success, notwithstand-
ing the threatning condition of the
weather during the first half of the day.
The corner stone was laid with due
form and ceremony after the Masonic
ritual. The procession was quite an
imposing affair. Owing to i'll health the,
orator, j. W. Emmerson did not arrive,
but his place was supplied by Rev. I.
j. Wheat, who addressed large and
attentive audience in the NJ. E. church.
We congratulate Mr.. Smith that his
enterprise has been so auspiclously in
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People hate ~ pay for thing they
don't like.
Mrs. J. A. T,nsman returned home
Tuesday evening from Randolph coun-
ty.
We noticed W. c. i. Gillespie. Of
Macon, on our streets, Saturday.
Everett Hope is home from his
southern trip.
Mr.. Lawson, ons Of our Greentop
subscribers callel this week.
A large percentage of GRAPHIC SUBJ
scriptions pay cash ldrw a-aad ninety
per cent of the rest dre as good as
wheat.
We regret that weare compelled 10
omit Morrow Items and Normal
Notes this week. Such portions as are
suitable will appear mex! week.
A surveying party, running a new
railroad line from Chicago to Kansas
City, are now eamped on Floyd's Creek
They will be at Kirksville IN few
days.
Mrs. E. G. French. formerly of .hls
place now of Rocks Co., Kansas, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Woods.
Mr.. Ben. +. Henry and family re.
moved to Edna this week, where Mr..
Henry has secured situation. We
regret to lose them from our communi-
ty.
Rev. p. L. Bransteiter will preach in
the Baptist church OF this place at the
request of many old friends. Saturday.
April 18th, at PPM
Farmers and others wishing tran.
sient board cr single ,,eals will find
nice stopping place at Mrs. l.. r. Dod-
sons boarding house one block south
east of the square.
Third quarterly meeting Pleasant
Mound circuit at Union Ridge School
house, commencing Saturday May 5th.
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Greentop Gatherings.
By our Special Correspondent.

| by SpeCttl SOITcSpOuutUt.
Ed. Fairfax and family are moving
out of town this week, to his farm cas-
of Greentop.:: Monday last we hac
quite a snow storm.
| ]. A. VOORHEES, and Geo. Winn is al
Beatrice, Neb.. this week, attending a
trial.
A. Bowen of Queen City Is here to-
day. loading ties.
w. 3. Reynolds shipped a car load
of fat cattle, and one Of hogs to-day.
A. Story went with them to St. Louis.
Back again is R. R. Wells and wife,
who has been tlaveling in Texas, and
visiting relatives in Ohio. They ar.
rived here on Saturday, both looking
quite wei. We learn from them that
they will ren,ain in Greentop till fall and
then move to Texas.
M. Speer has just completed the
fence around one hundred and sixty
acres of land one mile and half, south
west of town.
Two small children of Joel Church's
have the measels and have been quite
sick, but are some better now.
Judge Wittmer is attending county
court this week.
MIR. Thompson one of kirksville's
enterpnsing attorneys, was in town
one day last week looking after some
insurance business.
Rev. Wilson, of Scotland county,
was in town Saturday last.
Will somebody ask W. G. Towles if
the Canon Ball stops at Greentop?
Miss Scowder has moved her stock
of millinery goods up stairs over W. S.
Gatlin's store.
The Canon Ball has forsaken our
town. 1t don't stop for passengers.
We hear large number of our citizens
complaining on the account of i. not
stopping at this place,as quite large
aumber of passengers get on and off
here.
Frank Toler has the measels this
week.
c. Littleton, and family have moved
70 Greentop. SH1BBoLETH.
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ORDER OF pUBLICTION.
STATE TEOFMIssouRf-, =,

IN the circuit court OF Adair county. Juns te,v,
icy. N vacation April 18th 1858, Wm. Edns.toI,
piNnuM. W Nancy Ann Edmiston defendant
AT thD DAY comes the plaintiff herein by N. A.,
otnsy, oeiore the undersigned clerk in ynGatiom
nnd nies his petition stating among other thinr fhsf
tne defendant n0ntesidenrof this stafe snS M
An oLoef OF ubneauon whefeupon 10 10 order "a ~
tne eierk s. ~ said defendant notified by Dubc1-
uon, tnAt Plaintin has Commenced : suit ar.k0s
ner IN this court the general object and naiSe Of
vn!cn Is 70 obtain decree Of this courS daeOIvins
the Donds OF matrin ony heretofore Contracted and
now e4sung Desween plItnti6 and Defendant on
tne grounds OF mistreatmsus, and oeserfio0 b
more man one year before IN dlipe of this nefir
uon. ana that unless the said defendant be and an
sppear At this court the next term tbereos q, he
and holden at the court bosse in the Town Of
sf rNt IN SAID eouty on the Iitn day OF June
.. nr pieaa 70 the petition In said cause the
same VII oe taken - confessed, and judgmenf Win
And II Is further ordered that n eorv h.,~or n.
paoiished accordine to Law In the weeiIy GsSphie
ssTsP PnE I aof:hed IN the county Of Xdsir.
'.1ts csa1sy Sy af.ssss1G"' ofsss,i.
W. j. Ashiock. clerk Of the circuit eours On
Aoair county. Aforesaid, hereby certify rhst TIE
soove . true copy Of the original Order Of Puii
csuOn. IN the causes therein uamed. = the ssms
appears In my ONCE.
witness my hand .s clerk, and the ,esl of aaid
court. Done At my onco IN XirksviiIe this iSth isy
" "p'u i'''' W.J. ASHLlCK.
CLERK.
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"eooD SUCCESS"
Nothing Better Than Marsh's eoIjep Blood
& Liver Toaie,

mo medicine caa surpass Your Col
DEN BLOOD e. LIVER TeNlc, for blood
and liver disorders. have used it with
good success.'-Geo. Thompson. At
Gibson, Kans.
my wife has used MARsH's GOLDEN
BLOOD & Liver Tonic, for cleansing the
blood and strengthening the system.
She thinks there is nothing equal to It.
-[E. B. Dodge, Hannibal, Mo.
"Your GOLDEN BLOOD & LIVER Tonic
has cured me of dyspepsia and liver
complaint. can heartily recommend
It to all."-IB. F. Herbert. Rock Island,
Ills.
MARsH's GOLDEN BLOOD & Liver ToS-
&c, the great blood and liver purifier,
and Marsn's GOLDEN BAIsAx, the famous
Cough remedy, are for sale by Gray &
Co., druggists. Kirksvllle, Mo. Large
bottles so cents and 81 Don't fail to-
try it.
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WEEKLYGRAPHIC
KIRKsv1LLE, MISSOURI.
w: M. a1LL. Editer.
VOLUME FOUR.

With this issue the GRAPHIC
enters its fourth year. We cannot help
feeling little proud over its record as
a successful newspaper venture.
Where it met with frowns, sneers, and
opposition four years ago it finds to-
day, ESPECIALLY throughout the coun-
try, a host Of warm and energetic
friends, whose kind Offices and hearty
recommendations make it unnecessary
for US to resort to drumming" or can.
vasing to keep up our circulation.
There are many other things in this
connection, We might properly men,
ton, but our space this week will no,
permit. We hope to make the
GRAPHIC still more attractive as fam
lily paper in the future, and shall try,
always to merit the appellation of the
Peoples paper which SO many have
SO kindly named it.
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Fires.

Saturday afternoon, between one and
two o'clock, while preparations were
in progress for the procession to the
corner stone laying, everybody "as
startled by the alarm of fire. The res
idence Of Mrs. Harvey in the southeast
part of town, near the Normal grounds
was found to he on fire, and the wild
wind raging at the time prevented any
hopes OF saving the building. Only a
small part cfthe contents Of the house
was saved. Mrs. Haryey's loss will
reach several hundred dollars more
the insurance.
Monday forenoon another alarm of
fire called out our citizens and this
time it proved to be the resiuence Of
Mrs. Dekem o in the extreme northeast
part of town. Only portion of the
contents were saved. We learn that
the building was insured or 800.
The burning of the school building,
near the Baptist church, occurred FRI
day morning of last week. The alarm
was given about iour o'clock. The
building, being OF oak, burned slowly,
and with plenty of water and buckets
could have been extinguished. 1t was
the property of Joe. NJ. lvie, and for
merry occupied the center of the east
side of the square, being a very old
building. Insurance $500. The build
ing was in use as primary school
Most of the desks were saved.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
STATE OF MISSOURI.

Conn,r nv Of @iHsWoh' sSs;r ss.
In the circuit court of Adair connty. June tsru,
lSS. IN vacation April 18Th. 1883. Mary J. Naer-
pisnn,n, ys. jesse Miller, defendant,
AZ ihis day comes the plaintiff herein by Nss st
court in vacation and files her petition and sfidS
w, stating. imong other things, that the above
named defendsntfs q non resident. Whereupon il Is
ordered by the clerk that said defendant be mott
ned by publication that plaintiff has commeneed 3
suit suit .s,nst him IN this court the general ebjees
court, dissoiving the bonds OF matrimOpy henri
i9re Contracted aud now existing between ~
piaintin and defendant on the grounds Of s-s4-
epsce oi one year. and that defendant had livise
% ME y tne time Of his marrying with tins plaintiff.
Inc plain I'M also asks for the care and custody Of
and that unless the said Defendant be and
appear at this court at the next term thereof
10 De begun and holden at the court house
~ the I 'wn OF Kirksville. in said county, on
the l1th day Of June 1888 next and on or be-
fore the sixth day of said term answer or
plead to the petition in said cause. the same.
Will be taken as confessed, and iud eemenc
VIII re rendered accordingly
And 1t is further ordered that 4 copyhereof
0e published according to law in the Weekly
uraphic, newspaper published in the coun.
ty of Adair
STATE OF MISSOURI,
County Of Adair, iss
i W: j. Ashlock clerk of the circuit court of
Adalr county, aforesaid, hereby certify that
the ABOVE IS true copy of the ofiginl Or
der OF Publication, in the cause therein nam.
ed: as the same appears 10 my office.
witness my Land as clerk, aud the seal OF
said court. Done at office in Kirksyille. this
l9tE day Of April 1883. WI AsHLocK,
Clerk
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Financial Statement.

With this issue we present the Off
cial statement of the Resources and
Liabilities of the Huntsville Savings
bank. A glance over the tables pre-
sented In the report show that this in
stitution has made very creditable
record for the year just closed, and
that it is conducted on sound and
healthy basis. We congratulate the
gentlemen connected with thus institu-
ton on their success and the evident
growing popularity of their institution.
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THE REV. GEO. H. THAYER, of
Bourbon, Ind. says: "both myself and wife
owe our lives to ShilOh's Consumptiop
Cure"
WHY WILL YOU COUGH when
Shiloh's Cure will give immediate relief.
Price 10 cents, 80 cents and 81.
ARE YOU MADE miserable by in
digestion, Constipation, Dizziness, Loss Of
Appetite, Yellow skin? Shiloh's Vitalizer is
apO.itive cure.
SHILOH'S CATTARRH REMEDY
positive cure for Catarrh, Dip,heria and
Caker Month. Sold by I. r. Fowler, Kinks
vliie. MO: n35-1y-ow
"HACKMETACK" a lasting and
fragrant perfume. Price 25 and 50 cents.
SHILOHS CURE WILL Immediate
" relieve Group, Whooping cough and
bronchitis.
FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Com
plant. You have printed guarantee ON
every bottle Of ShilOh's Vitalizer. 1t never
fails to cure.
A NASAL INJECTOR free with
each bottle of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy
Price 80 cents. Sold by T. r. Fowler, KIrks.
vile
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We don't quote prices for
we always undersell all such
prices at the Palace Store of
Harlan Bros.
Bought In.

Jonas B. Caskey has just purchased
the Magruder Grocery and has gone
into active business again. He is stock
ing up with a tuIl line and invites all
his old friends to call and see him. He
ls going it alone now and proposes to
do first class business. You will find
him al the Magruder stand, 4 doors
south of the Savings Bank.
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Spring Work.

The time for spring work Is here,
and we desire every farmer to bear IN
mind that we have the largest and best
assortment of farm implements ever
brought to this market. a full line
of Sulkeys, Plows, Cultiva.ors, Rakes,
Harrows, Planters, Check Rowers, Drill
Attachments, etc. Do not fail to see
them at LINK & BRAsF1z1p's.
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Willard Bros.

Are alive and coming" for the spring
trade. Customers will find them at all
times fully supplied with everything
in their line.
They have just opened out new
crate of handsome Queensware which
they are selling out at bottom figures
They also keep constantly full sup
ply of the celebrated Hannibal Eagle
Roller Mills flour. every sack of which
is warranted full weight and first quail
ity.
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Still on Hand.

John Hannah the popular Grocery
man Is going it alone this spring and
his old customers will find him ready
to serve them promptly, and he invites
as many new ones as choose to come,
Room for all and plenty of goods at low
figures.
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New Grocery.

Us. Baker & TO. is the new firm
which succeeds j. B. Larkins in the
grocery business. The store is now
opened out for business with fine line
of groceries, one door west of Groves
Drug store. The many friends Of that
popular salesman, Mr.. Jas. Osenbaueh
will find him behind the counter to
wait on customers. Drop in and sec
them.
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Seld out.

Mr.. R. D. Magruder has sold out his
grocery store to Mr.. Jonas B. Caskey
who will continue the business. Mr.,
MaRruder requests all parties having
unsettled accounts ON his book to call
and settle without delay. He will be
found at the old stand.
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Do~c:DrTo For sOLDIERs. any diseass,-
~dren entitled. Zee %. L.
eresse Gre pensions, bounty: back .p.y. Yen3 sssap.
Box 7s5, Washington ID. C.. IS-SSt
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The Kirksville Mercantile College IA
still on the boom, to use a current
phrase. We called one evening this
weuk and found it filled with students.
Since the 9th there have been enrolled
for Penmanship 1O9; Life membership
l; Subscription to building fund /;
total number entered 8, fan this year
1888: total number IN attendance this
year I'll.
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HATS! HATs!! HATS!!!

All the new nobby styles for
men, youths. and boys; the
biggest and best stock and at
lowest prices at Harlan Bros.