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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-04-24
THE BIa TALK ON TARIFF.

wAsH.Ner N, Aprl 90 [SD,cal. There
wss eu unexpeo,ed revigel oi ihteress
10 tue tariff debate, which .r''nuene.
'o-day. Tne speeches OF Mex hlr, "
widespread attention. Weihorn held
with rare interruption tns at
,eulion o. members t1c he iii-
ty minutes consumed by hin.
He supported all mis- u'cp1-
NJ tiOus with tabular statements,
s!i0wing tireess research. HIS argumrot
may ba taus summed up: the p2puer
| Is the offspring, IA Destined n'vtr
+ cease until the Federal power
| ol taxation is brought 20 its rieh fll iilc-
rar, tue raising Of revenue tor tue Gpp)r5
u toe government. pToiecron lave de-
struCtivs hindrances on all the ng ucips
OF commerce, and is monop"ly IN
i,s worst form L. not only eXtott. from
the many TO give 70 the few, nut scc)m-
clishes th object by outraeing the lat
urai av OF exSneuge, which directs us ~
buy where we can buy cheapest ana SAL
| where we can sell dearssi. Ia
It's fnel analysis protection is q
war of monopolies over sntsg nistlc special
table in its scope. 1t infects the whole
economic system with vicious motives and
conditions. 1t teaches men to look to 'he
| government, and rather than
rely on the capabil Ties nature
( has given them 1t c,nvsrts
copgrssssinto theatre OF uuseemly sl<ife
betwten pampered interests. af6n grab
bipg ior Tao biesgssss:. share in the
monopoly end this robbiDg of the peO-
pie Tha second vico OF protection 10 that
ID is ln i,legirimata md peruicious use OF
the right OF taxation. Local protection, asst
now exists as 0n iIclient 30 the revenue, is
a hypocri,iosl phraseology. Toe alleged.
incident has notoriously become 'ha c,'ief
object and revenue serves main 'yns apretext
for accom- plishiug protection. Fru,n tlis
provision of the taxing power result pro-
digious evils Firt, tne eX3c ions OF Oro-
revenue it IMds h. the government,
and DO adequate return Is m, ,dc to
those on whom txaot'onsara made second,
the whole of these excessive e1Atto3g III.
ures to the beneti Of the manuttc urer.
The plea that protective duties are Tor he
laboring men 10 false aud BY ypocrit cal. Tney
are legislative gifts to ths msnutsct1rers.
The conclusion OF the GrgumeR5 " . lab
projection is a scheme of sucl nonoooies
and peryersion of tho right OF tasG.lon,
and ;hst it on sht to be destroyed.
Tonight Lanham made credibable
speech on the tariff. He handled tha wool
interests Of his district with marked nbil-
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FORT WORTH.

Fort WoRTH, April % Especial. I-The
directors of the Continental Meat company
held a secret meeting here, but intimate
nothing as to what was done. The only
thing known Is that they will resist the
action OF the receiver should he begin
work.
The Cunningham case is now fairly launch.
ed, The witnesses Tor the state have been
examined, when court adjourred owing to
the fact thai other state witnesses were
absent The testimonyis that on the even
ing OF the killing, Cunningham with his
son and q friend we're driving home, when
Cunningham saw Fleming walk
|ing up the street in the
sane direction he wes driving.
Ounpinghnm remarked that Fleming had
been carr wing pistol for MIN sll day anc
stopped the wagon, waiting until Fleming
me mp. Fleming stopped opposits the
Wagon, when Cunningham began to speak
to him about their trouble about some
well. Flrmiog remarked, "CanDirgham.
go on home; don't want any trouhle.s'
Cunningham Jumped out Of tho wagon and
came toward Fleming when the latter drew
pistol and held it Al bis side. Coming
nam re marked, "Ycu hsve pistol in your
hard, now" drew bis own pistol
cut OF his vest pbcket and fired. There are
number OF fine puints in the case, whicn
will be argued et Iesath by the attorney,
snd is Impossible 20 indicate what the
result will be- The sentiment al the coun-
~ Is largely agsinss Cunningham. but the
defense say they will show events, of the
dAv, threats, 9 c., which willput different
|ffc. on the matter The caee is being
fought very hard, no point gong un-
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SWAIN TO RE INVESTIGATED

WASHINGTON, April % 2-TPress l. Sscre.
tary Lincoln to-day addressed ie'tsr to
the president, enclosing recent letters from
A. E Bateman, % banker OF Washing on, ),
TO the secretary of war, making charges
against General Swain, judge advocste
general OF the army, with The reply OF the
latter 10 the form OF an Endorsement when
the matter was referred to him, al
Of which has heen published. secressry
Lincoln suggests that the reply of Gentrat
Swain ig not quite sufficien' TO.
fully yiDdicate an officer CT highest
rank and very important position
and recommends that the president
order court Of inquiry 10
investigate and report on the matter U,son
receipt of this letter the president ordsyeS q
court of inquiry to meet SO,
WASHINGTON the 5sh of Nav, to make tuE
examination of the whole csse. Oti-
cers 20 constitute tho Gourt are: deior.
General John Pope, Brteediec-Gsnersl
Anger and Brigadisr General Slcsstt, VITA
Major Scott, of the third artillery, as judge
advocate recorder.
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NEWS BY SPECIALS.
Tho Doctors ara swa'mIps at Belton
on Caucu, Bent.
A serious Wreck an the Santa Fe near
Brenham.
Marshal M'Kee is Indignant at Some
Interpretations.
san AstOnio; Heavy Damage Subtitle
Fly Murder Trial.
The Muttsrings Of Revolution Growing
Louser In Mexico.
Williams Rancho; His Sisters Pro
teclOr Shot Down.
Other Specials from Sandry Sources.
san Antonio: Heavy Damage Subtitle
Fly Murder Trial.
The Muttsrings Of Revolution GroWlns
L0user In Mexico.
Williams Rancho; Ilis Sisters Pro
teclor Shot Down.
Other Specials from ssudry Sources,
BELTON.

bELloNs
BELToE, April 22. .-[5pecial. 1-At 10
O'CLOCK this morning tse State MEDICAL a.
sucihtion was called GO order ny the presi.
dent De. A. Z. Brown, of Jrifsrso o., j, A
Osborn, OF Cisburne, as vicc president, and
" j. Burt, Of Austin, u, ., Gre ary, and j.
LoTendon, ~ Uou,t.n, us treasurer.
The fuloWi : pamsd DOCTORS Constitute
the judiosl o,uncl: Il. J. Bsal, For
Worth; O. Smith, Aug.ln: W h. STORY,
Nexia; u. +. Pam. Comanchs; w. II.
Powell, Willis; W. A. Archer, Houston; l..
]. Ru sell, He,denheimtr;. Il. q. Gent,
B-i,ou; Taylor Hud;.o =; Bolton; j.. y. Bnrl,
Worth; NJ. II. Oliver, Elris.
Tns programme carried out was as fol
lows:
Address OF welcome, by d A. Cham
herli' may or of the city, followed by Hon.
Y. b. Saunders aud then suggestions b
the president to the assoc All ~
The session of the association will be
from 0 d. IN. 10 l2 o. IN. aud from 2 p N. 10
5p. m.
Tonight q. s O'Clock Dr.. r. W. Parks
delivered an essay Oh "Eyolu ion," at the
c0ncius,on OF which Judgo X B. Sanders
made few extemporansopa remarks o.
Medical Jurisprud.
On Wednesday night at s O'Clock the
pres,d ut, Dr., A Brown, will make his
anpusl address, Immediately 10 loved by
d.. ". NJ. Swe4repgrn on "Tna charact,I
and death of Dr.. r. ID. Manning"
thursday night at 8 O'Clock DR.. ID. Il
Wallace will deivsr an address on The
Causes e' the Increase oi Insanity through
cut the Civi'Ized old" eiter which tol-
lo9s the grand ball given by ,he knieht'
of Pythiaa sntre nous cluo, com plimentary
10 tina Stats msdlcai assOUiation.
Forty.siy new members sent in appica
ton, and wer, admitted into iha RS ciG
ton to dy. There are now ahou 800 doc
tors in ,and more to errivs on the Ss'I
Ia Fe this evening, which Is two hour. late
Homes shall be impr0vissd for ell.
Dr.. :, Ii Staut, OF Ci-co. read very III
70 esting pisce on Cpntinu'd Frvsrs,
and De-. Kelley euG Gault, OF LCu'sv;He
Kentucky ana several other doc Ors msdi
very il tsrsslius 1emsrks a'G replies,
dess;s Pslk. Doves g. Co, o. Detroit
NJ Ichigap; the Wiliam L. Nor
Tell chemical company, Cinciu
naii: /. p. Albon C. 90, Mempbi5
| Gt sureiosl Instruments, and J II. Onam
bers 6 Co medical bDoks, nil hsye repre-
sent titives and handsome line OF sam pie.
on exhibition here.
The concrete tor the foundation Of tn
court. house was 8nisbsd to-sa,, and th
woFkmen are putting the derrick in piac'
| for handiing he bgstGnes.
A slight uost fell ,his morning..
1
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WILLIAMS RANCHF.

WILLIAMS R,EcHR, April 22-[3pecisl. i
In Hamilton county 10 dsy, Twelve Mules
cost Of this place, IA man nsm'd McDau al
shot aud killed young m'u named
Proctor. McDnnRal had slsndered Proc.
tors sister aud Proctor had ihrestened to
horse whip HIM on sight. Thsre was no
witnesses to the killing. McDougal Wa
seen running his horse away from the place
ofthe killing, Proctor's hor,e eiollorirg Mo.
DNngals A man caught th" looso horse
aud rode back ,he way from which Nc
Dougal came, when Proctor vas found in
the road, dead, with four bu' le' holes In
hit body. A possee "a now in close rur nit
OF McDougal and as yet have rot captured
him.
A cold uorlher has prevailed for three
days and snme frnst hiss lallen, but not
much damage has yet basn done 10 crops.
The crop prospects were never better IN
this section. Wheat Ia .X'rs fine.
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JE rFERSON.

JEFFERSON, April 2o-[Special.l-Oor city
was thrown into mourning this evening by
the death of Mr.. Myranda Covey,. o. Kill
dare. who died at Mineral Wells OF dysoep.
sia, with which he has been troubled tor
ye.rs. He went to the Wells in the hope
OF getting cured, and was thought to be
gettDg along finely until his death was ar
nounced by telegram from his wife to
Colonel E. W. Taylor. His remains Will
arrive here tomorrow evening, and be in
tered in Oakwood cemetery at this place.
Mr.. Covey was born in Talbot county
Georgia, in 1884, and was gsllan lleutsn.
ant during the war. His death is deplored
by all, as he had but few enemies.
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SAN SABA, April 22.-[Special l-For sew.
eral days we have been fearing frost. Last
night 1t came, but on iuquiring and In
spectiag to day your correspondent doesn
think the damage amounts to any hing.
Corn is slightly nipped. but vegetables and
wheat are not hurt. We are in some dan
ger. however, tonight, as it is still cold.
The new clip OF wool has commenced
coming in, and our new wool house will not
be opened any too soon,
The Odd Fellow, celebrate their snniver'
ssry here on the Goth. when good many
people are expected to be present.. Ihe
Dad Fellows cemetery is to be dedicated at
that tinae.
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CORSICA Ma.

vas commenced Ia dav on yo cj trrns. noe
At the intersection If B'atnn md Crllin
strests, apd Que nt Hunt street, TO b.
used for f;c purposes They are the e.
suls or private subscriptions ny nnr bns-
ness men, "a our city couuoi Il cline t0
expend any more FOR dr5 pu' o",~s ~ nav.
ing aiready furb ishcd megrihc ot $3.50
fire ensins, and 6res not .urp',e the'
,here is enough o. thn, city ie't .'o' INC
nia'y late fires TO jus,ityXny more e%pend
iture.
fne wheat aud oats or y ~ nur countV
promises to be heavy oae, S'.S,,. .pt wheat
having already been brought in Nth iui
hends
The present cold SNAP hss Gr'a-ly rtrSrd-
Q cotton, although corn well advance !,
aud tears of damage from fsoJt ara Aog en-
ssrsained.
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MAThAlOGAS.

MArAMoRAs, MEx..Apr'l 23.- I5pecili j
A. bridge sixty feet in ienVt 'nr Assa-
morss & Mor tereY railroad, nRtTeen Cor
rales ard Rssnosa, three ol from the
latter place. Was burned Snad nieht 1t
wss evidently the work ni ~ !'cendinry.
The authorities ar very ,'tceut. fhey
hopa to discover ;bs incenG acT. rne rail-
road folks, as soon as i wss discovered,
commenced to rebuild the hr'dgs and had
it comp eted early this m1tN'cg
There is yet trouble over thf stamp law.
The secretary has issued u Oi rou!sr ating
the law will be strictly eutrG", pnd not
only ali merohsrdss offered Tor aae, nut
all that is iu warehouses nls' hn stamped
within thirty days. IL ID posi- oit that q
revolution may result fro tn enforce.
ment of this got. The peopis coa0emn the
Icv- IN the strongest terms
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FORT SMITH.

Fort SIXTH, ARE. April % -fSpecial. =:
w. W. Gardbrough and wl'n ~ bow rd
county, wers placed in tho U Iited States
jail here to day, charged vita eDunlerfei,.
ing. They took the Impression OF nicsie
in way. constructed mou'd s"d went 10
WORK making nlckles, and we're doing IN ex-
tepsive business when arrested
William pickerFon. o notorious negro
desperate ana terror TO his neighbors IN
the Chicksesw nation, was brou ht ia t.
day, and will be tried in the United States
court for the murder of Samuel Lssker. q
white man. whom he killed Ut q dance at
Lske West last December.
Weather here is very cold tor April.
fruit is in great dancer Nf being frozen.
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Mems Straw Hats
YOUTHS STRAW HATS,
BOYS STRAW HATS
Straw Hats For Everybody.

Our stock is open and selling fast. We haye outdone
ourselves in every way Our lines more complete our
STYLES are better and prices lower than ever before
Our customers know what expect when theyread hs sun
thew will be surprised when they become personally ac-
duainted with what weare doing
Mems Satin Porcpne Brads in white and colors fancy
band On c6rd trimming, at 75c Mems Macklnaw Hats,
hound Bin ana pros grain silk band, ST. finer qualities at
q xaso and $a Mems Panama Hats, special lot
$ 81 6ne qualify Panamas at $3 and $3.50 Mems hne
Manila Hats white, and new coors, hne SILK bands
ana bindings at So and $3.50 Mems Fancy Brads at w.,
.so 400 and $25o> Mems White Milan Braids at $50
Bows Sailor Hats a5c 35c 4oc, soc, 65c S5c, 100
un 10 $s A finer line of Boys Hats were never shown
line Of Youths Hats in all styles OF nobby shapes
and new brads. -
I Infants, Iatsi in large variety OF styles.
which ins entirety comprises everything in Straw Hats
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SPAIN AND THE UNIrED STATES.

WAsuINGroN, April % Pres. l-Ho1.
John w. Foster, United S'ayAs mintster to
Spsin, who arrived at Wsshihgtou yesterday
As come to confer with the antnor't es re.
mercial treaty betweeH Sosin and tho
United States ~ is said on
undisputed su hority that his visit has
nothing to do with The alleged plan for the
purchase of Cabs blythe Uaitea 8 a.es, nor
has it had any beariDg On the .Dsuirectien
in Cuba.
rne secretary 9f the treasury and attor-
ney- geDersl haze issued. orders to ths!r
agents 10 citisS bordering on the Gull Of
Mexico for the ssiic. enforcement
Of the Heuiraliiy ia~R.- Agsats
we're instDhcted 10 keep sharp
lockout ior/Cuban Insurgents and Intercept
sny filibu9tering es dition bound for Cuos
Zoe revsLue steam 20 Forward sDd 6ss-
ysrd sTe craisinsr sap Gafsa pa oil
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DALLAS AND FORT WORTH POST
OFFICES.

WASHINGTON April 22.-[Special.] Your
reporter visited the pDst-ottice department.
to-day to gather the news about posL.ofh ,es
at Dallas and Fort Worth. These offices
we're reported to be in good working shape.
Tnere ore no com plain,s whatever regard
ing the Dallas office, except the ordinary
complaints OF lost letters, g thing not un-
usual with all offices. The political outs
are still irving to work up chang at Dali
las. There are several letters nm tie from
these persons, hu they are, kept from pub
.ic sight The letters are not of muc1 mo-
ment, else they would command more
consideration. Some Of them are not even
referred TO the inspector for report.
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CLEBURNE.

CLxBURNE, April 22.-TSpecal. 1.-The
water. WORKS were tested this morning with
satisfactory resnlt the water being thrown
10 the dials of the court.hnuse clock, which
Is nearly 100 feet high They will be traas-
ferred to the city some time next week.
On and after tomorrow, the 23d, tn e
Western Union reduces their rates to all
points on the line of the Cult. colorado &
Santa Fe, to 25 cents for the frat tsn words
aud csnG for each additional word.
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MARSHALL.

MARSHALL, April12 Especially ]-Nathan
Lockett colored, working in the planning
mill OF William Russell, had his hand
caught in the plsuer, carrying away all the
fingers and go lacersting it as to make am
putstion necessary.
TIE weather continues ex!ramely cold
for the season and iears are entertained
ter the safety of fruit and crops.
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Tho st. Louis, Missouri; Po't.Dispatch
says, that Mrs. Phoebe Rice, 1,20S Madison
st,eet. sister OF Hon. H. Clay Sexton,
chief St. Louis fire department, had been q
suffaTer from inf smmatofy rheumatism Tor
seven yesrs; be muscles of her hands end
i,nps were contracted and che used crutch.
ea. By single application of st. Jacobs
Oil sho was benefited instantaneously, and
finally cDred
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Hrco, April, 22-[Special. There was
consld rable frcss visible this morning, but
crops were apparently not damaged. the
prospect for good grain crop isexc 4
lent S 4Es
lady of Hemitou, returned tc-dav from
New Orleans, wnere che hiss been v'siting
relatives. R
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BROwNsvILLE.

BRowNsvTLLE, April 22.-[Spsnis'-l-T
mail and passengers came 10 on the rilot
boat from the steomer I, 9. Hairis hmoo G
the passenFers 10 judge Turner, wha comes
e,r ihe purpose OF holdlHg Uaited States
court. This session promises 20 BE- very ia.
teresiing. There is large civil docket,
snd several land cases will he tired. MeSsrs.
@. E Fee aud Fred Cullen, of Dallas accom-.
nnnu The indge.
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SAN ANTONIO.

SAN ANTONIO, April 22-rSpscial IA
$50 coo damage suit nes been flied agail st
tue Sunset railroad by Mrs. Ustheri he
Nicholas, widow of Michael Nicholas, a
car rppsirer of the said rail, osd, who was
killed ut the Sunset depot at thia place in
February last. Nicholas was Eilled ~ cars
running down the sidc.tr' ok on which be
was standing engaged in listing freight, aud
the jury Of the inquest brousht in YER
dict of death from negligence Of empl wee.
Meas has iu9t seached here from Spot.
ford Junction, Texas. 100 miles west, that
on Sunday last the west bound sccOmmo.
lation discovered man laying noross the
trsck Tho train stopped and the man
wss examined He WAS lying on his face,
stOne dead, with hia arals rem back of bis
hear, AS though trying to defend himself
from AZ uusesn assailant. There were two
slabs in tho back, both OF which were fatal.
He wss roughly dressed and had nothing
in nis pooke to give clue to bis identity,
hut "a supposed 10 have been u railroad ia-
borer.
murder OF B 10 Fly, on the l1th OF Septem.
per lest was called IL the district court
here this morning before fhomss M. Pas
chal, district judge. Both sides announced
ready, and after the spscisl venire of
sixty was exhausted there had been Only
of forty five was called and the jury COM
pleted. Much interest is manifested in the
case, and hard struggle is inevitable
Both sides are we'll pleased with the jury,
with outsiders EXPIRE ssing the opinion that
the state has the advantage. The remainder
of the week will likely be consumed in the
trial of this case, hereby d-barring the
minor cases against the fence cutters.
The present grand jury so far have re-
turned iorty.one indictments for fence cut.
ting, twelve for fence burning and have
filed eighteen iniormations f,r fence cut
ting, also one indictment for
murder. This was against q
Mexican, who was arrsigned he.
fore tho court yesterday, tried, convicted
and sentenced for twenty years. Also, one
for assault with intent to rape, one for as-
sault with intent to murder, aud two coE-
spiraces with intent to murder, by fence
cutters against the informers, and two for
theft of horses. This will mako it lively Tor
the prosecuting attorney, Hon. Willis
Wallace, who has been ever Jealous in the
attempt to break up such bands of law
breakers. None OF the indictments are for
cutting fences under tho so caIled special
act, consequently they are only misde-
meanOrs.
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LAREDO.

LAREDO, April % -[SpsoIsl, l-Marga:
TittO Gntirrsz, one OF the men who burned
The sokal on thu Poiapox rsncha last week,
onmmiuei suicide last night TO avoid nr.
rslt. The owner of the iackal olsimed
,hR, Gutirrtz was at home and had
warrant issued charging him with arson,
The officers repaired TO GutirreE's house
Friday. The door being locked,
they demanded In TIE n'me OF the
law that II bs opened. which after
soma delay WAS done. The of1cers
then asked that the lamp be lighted, for
the room was Ia darkness. A woman an
swered that she hsd no matches, where
upon the officers offered her one, when
pistol shot was heard. bus not mt the otiio'rs'
Tor when the light shown around the room
the BODY OF GutirTez wac found with
ball through The brain. Gntirrez's accom-.
plios, Juan Trevino, has not been heard
from, aud II is supposed he Will stay In
Mexico.
r0-iay NJ noon tho recent stamp act NJ
the Mexo.n government went into eIact
Ia the state Of Tamsulipas. L. occssioned
Qutr display, the mayor OF New Laredo,
police and military Stationed there parad-
inG the s,reets.
The telephone exchange begins business
tomorrow.
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Arrival of the Alert

NEW YORK, April 22.-rhe steamship
Alert. of the Greedy relief expedition, ar
riyed this morniBg.
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shorter hours, nine hours a day and no
work on Rundays
rom Gilroy aDd John Wheeler got into. q
dlnleulty In the Crescent saloon to-day, In
whioh the later was Gu, In the head
The weather for ths last law days has
been very cool. tho iAermometer getting
q Wn 10 lS degrees. The oAt crop Is now
oomplslsly ruined.
William Bacon, while intoxicated, tried
10 ride tbT0ugh wire fanoe north on town
aud was badly Injured, He was brought
back 10 town aud laid up for repairs.
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OUR NEW GOODS FOR SPRING
Low Priced Lots !
L',T4 I AND 2

Are well ma 10 ard Stylish Business suits In
neat dark patterrs Cur prize OF them Is
Four Doll RS n q Fifty Ceuts; other houses sell
them for Fix Dollars.
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LOTS 8, 4 AND 8.

These are three styles of Frocs and Sack Bust.
ness Suits, half lined. The patterns are new
and colors good; some II Them are i ll.wool
$40 " consider d fair price { r them by sogl0
clothing houset; We ask 5000 for ,h-m.