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The Osceola times., 1885-03-07
Burned by Burglars.

PEORIA, ILL.,, March IAN examina.
tion Of the ruins Of Hesler's furniture
store destroyed by fire between three and
four O'Clock this morning leaves little
doubt that 1t was caused by incendiarism,
and that previously an attempt had been
made to burglarize the safe. The safe
doors were found some distance from the
safe and bearing signs that they had been
subjected TO the force OF an explosion.
The thieves got nothing for their pains,
and probably fred the store out Of re.
venge. The stock OF furniture was com.
pletely destroyed and the building dam
aged TO the extent Of e5,0oo. The loas
on the building v fully covered,
The Osceola times., 1885-03-07
Tom Navin Nabbed at Last.

NEW ORLEANS a., March 2.-Thomas
J. Navin, ex-Mayor Of Adrian, Mich, for
whose capture reward of 81, 900 by that
city and $4,000 by Lenawee County was
offered, has been arrested by detectives.
When arrested, he admitted that he was
the man wanted and was willing to re-
turn without requsition. He has resid-
ed during the past two years at Port
Townsend, Wy. T., and is charged with
extensive forgeries committed in 1882.
He said he was tired eluding arrest, and
Intended TO surrender after viewing the
Exposition
The Osceola times., 1885-03-07
WHAT HE GOT BY IT.

Showing That 1t Is Not Good Policy -
Doubt n Good Mans Word.
"Come mighty nigh KILN fine buck
dis mawnin'," said an old negro.
Comm long through de woods an
er ole buck he jump up an bookerty.
bookerty he run off few yards an
stop still. Come in one er shootin' him,
sah."
"Why didn't you shootp"
"Didn' hab my gun wild me, sah."
Then how did you come within one
of shooting him?"
Case, sab, I come in one o. takin'
my gun wild me-"
Why didn't you take your gun'"
"Didn hab none, sah."
"You are an old fool"
Look heah, doan 'buse er man dAs
way when yer ain got no cause. l ain't
got no gun, fur fcllcr dat wuz er-
bout ter buy one frum axed me ies one
dollar mon ] could pay. So, / come
in one o gettin' de gun. Ef ] had er
got it | would er tuck it long wild me,
an ef Ider had it could or shot DO
buck easy, sab. So doan come 'roun
'busin' er man when dc facks Is all
ergin yer. hab knowcd folks ter fetch
trouble on dar selves dat way. III
pusson oughter be keerful in dis hean
worl' O. science an speckerlation. Coco
mawnin'. sab. Since yer's acted dis
way. wouldenter gin yer none o de
meat ef had er killed it Fore yer
talked dat way l woulder made yer
present o. some o. de buck. See whus
yer got by it, sab. "--ArkansdU Iroo'
eier.
The Osceola times., 1885-03-07
4 The Meane.t Man In Missouri.

SEDALIA, Mo-, March l.-Geo. Wilson
was arrested here yesterday on a war.
rant issued by United States Commis-
sioner A. c. Scott, charging him with
having, about February Sd, forged the
name of his wife, Mrs. Ella Wilson, to a
money order sent her by Wilson's mother
for 81 SO, and having feloniously appro-
priated the proceeds to his own use. WI
sons wife Is an invalid, and he having
failed to support her, she was removed to
the Home OF the Friendless In this city,
where she now is. 1t Is asserted that
Wilson's mother sent the money to be
used In procuring her medical assistance.
Wilson has oonfessed the forgery.
The Osceola times., 1885-03-07
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

OK the oath the schooner i. j. Collins
and cargo, valued at $4,000, burned off
Ocean City, Nd.
AN octogenarian, VIM. Haun, was MUIR
dered in his home, near Knoxville, Ten n,
on the oath. His son is charged with the
crime.
JuDsoN DIrsoS, who has been collecting
money on forged checks at Boston, was ar
rested on the 18th.
FIVE children were severely II not fatal
ly injured while coasting at Pittsburgh,
Pa, ON the 25th, their bob -sled running
with great force into passing wagon.
The Pittsburgh (Pa.) detective force
have unearthed an organized gang Of
thieves, captured several of them and re-
covered money and valuables to the
amount of $1,000.
WHILE practicing roller-skating in her
room at Columbus, o., on the 25th, Miss
Ollie Fredericks, young society lady of
that city, aged twenty lone, fell, her
head striking the floor with such force
as to fracture. her skull. Her life is de-
SPARED of.
JOSE GALLEGos, the Mexican who mur.
dered so many people at Las Novias, N
NJ, was shot to death by mob.
On the 2Gth terrible explosion occurred
at the Royal School of Gunnery at Shoe.
buryness, Eng, while a number of artil
lery officers aud scientists were testing
new patent fuse. Three men were killed
outright and several fatally wounded
Among the latter were some of the mos
prominent officials of the Government
Laboratory at Woolwich.
jim WATTS, n colored murder er, knocked
the jailer down at Nicholasville, KY, an,
was shot and killed by the jailer.
NOSE CATION, of Union City, KY, on tn
27th hanged his wife, whom he married
| four years ago.
WIN. T. CoMsToCK, "a Justice of th
Peace, shot Geo. z. Smith near Valentine
Neb., on the 2,th.
CnAs. DEAN, of Indianapolis, Ind, aftel
brooding over real estate troubles, endeC
his career.
OK the lst s. W. Perry, a prominent res
ident of Bereau, o., was suffocated witt
coal gas.
Ok the list John Miller, assistant hea,
waiter of the Arlington Hotel, Lynch
burg, Va, murdered Royal Matthews, tn
head waiter, with u carving-knife. Bot
colored.
THREE men with cooked revolvers en-
tered the State Treasury of Nebraska a
Lincoln, on the 2sth, and demanded money
The attack was expected and detective
were in waiting. They killed James Grif
fin. a noted criminal and arrested anothe
man. The money handed over was recov
| cred.
The Osceola times., 1885-03-07

Bakers Molasses Cookies. Two cups
OF good molasses, one cup OF butter.
milk. one cup of shortening, one-hsi
cup of sugar, two teaspoonfuls OF sale,
ratus, one teaspoonful Of ginger ana
cinnamon. Mix at night roll out on
your molding spard in the morning, cos
Ia squares ybYs knife; Just beiosss
baking wash - Of saoh ooelde ~ =
one oss,.!gg egg ss, iossss''r tas's'ee'asA 4
The Osceola times., 1885-03-07

THk House foreign affairs committee de-
cided to submit a favorable report upon
the resolution calling for retaliatory ac-
American products.
ACCORDING to the Every Erenfng, Q
Journal published at Wilmington, Del,
Senator Bayard viii tender his resigna
tion TO the Legislature, as he has accepted
the State portfolio of Cleveland's Cabinet.
TELEGRAMs from Korti announce the ar =
rival of General Buffers forces at Gakdul.
TAG Ohio Democratic members Of the
Legislature will attend the Inauguration
in body.
Mas. ANNA PARKS, over one hundred
years Of age and born in County Mayo,
Ireland, was buried at Detroit, Mich, on
the 9th.
ANNIE KENNEDY, twenty two years Of
age, hanged herself at Detroit, Mich, on
the 21th.
THE Prince Of Wales will start on his
tour April I'd.
Hon. RUTHERFORD B. HAYES has given
SO, 600 toward lifting O church debt at Free
mont, o.
ALoNzo FLAcK, ID. D., Of Hudson River
Institute, at Hudson, N. Y, died on the
Ist, aged eighty two.
ALBANY, N. Y, was visited by o most
destructive confagr alton on the lst, start
ing in the freight houses Of the Delaware
& Hudson Canal and West Shore Railroad
Companies.
The fall of Gladstone, according to
Paris newspaper, has been Germany's pc.
litical dream and Bismarck's aim.
BY proclamation, President Arthur con.
vened the Senate in special session for
March 4th at ~ IN.
On the 2sth ex Governor Patton Of Ala.
bama died near Florence in that State.
ON the 2sth the Adjutant- General Of New
York gave n private and select dinner in
honor of the President-elect.
Mrs. DUDLEY, who shot Rosa, and Short,
who stabbed Captain Phelan in Rossa's
office, were arraigned on the 2sth and held
for trial.
Hon. DAN MANNING has resigned from
the Presidency of the Albany Bank, to ac-
cept portfolio in President Cleveland's
Cabinet.
OK the 2sth Colonel Fred Grant informed
a reporter that his father was in very bad
health. The doctors assert that there is a
cancerous growth at the root OF the tongue.
which is steadily growing worse, and he
is compelled to take nourishment in the
LIQUID form. On the lst his condition was
somewhat improved.
Ex-MAYoR TON NAvIN of Adrian,
Mich, who has been a fugitive from JUS
tce for several years, having been con-
cerned in heavy forgeries of city bonds,
has been arrested at New Orleans. Re-
wards aggregatlng 5000 were out for his
capture.
The Osceola times., 1885-03-07
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.
DR. RoGERs, of Ann Arbor, Mich,
brother of Randolph Rogers, the sculptor,
now In Rome, has received notice that Mr..
Rogers recently made will bequeathing
his entire collection of casts, models, etc,
TO the University of Michigan.
SECRETARY MCCULLocH sent COM
munication to the House on the 25th rec
ommending the appropriation of s25, 900 for
the revenue marine service to protect the
seal fisheries in Alaska.
OK the Goth Representative Logan (Re-
publican) of the Illinois Legislature died
sudd emily Of heart disease in the capitol
building.
THE Presidents appointment of +. +.
Warren as Governor Of Wyoming, gives
satisfaction at Cheyenne.
A CHICAGO pugilist named Jack Burne
has challenged Paddy Ryan.
TEE Governor of Illinois has ordered an
election In Whiteside County, to fill the
vacancy caused by the death of Represen-
tative Logan.
JusTus ScHwAB, the New York Social
ist, has been held for trial in the sum of
$500 ON each charge.
ADMIRAL CouRBEr announces that he
will take a stand at Shanghai to intercept
vessels with rice cargoes.
Dr.. BALAccI, the alleged French
nobleman, who tried to elope with Mrs.
Grisssri, wealthy Spanish American of
Santa Fe, was arrested in Mexico, and is
wanted at Santa Fe on a charge of lar
csny.
- 0kn lf.ts
tor Garland was rendered and has accept
cd the Attorney Generalship under Cleve-
land.
TIE Illinois Legislature took an informal
ballot for United States Senator on the
9th, merely to maintain the record.
IT IL declared by United ireland that II
there are any demonstrations during the
visit Of the Prince Of Wales to Dublin
there will he counter demonstrations which
viii overshadow any that Earl Spencer
may order.
On the 26th Senator Sherman reported
tothe Senate an amendment TO the sundry
civn WI, which provides for the erec-
ton In the District of Columbia statue to
The memory of General Lafayette, TO cost
10000. .
TuR Vice. President elect arrived at
Warrington ON the 27th, and was received
formally by . number Of political orgaui-
sations and distinguished men at the Ma
tional Capital.
Loan SALIsBuRy's motion in the House
q Lords 10 censure the British Govern
msne vas adopted, lss to 6s A similar
po1on ~ gir 6ta6ord horthcots, in the
- ssjectsa, ~ = ses
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'ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

Celebrate to-day at the White
Elephant.
Mr.. Alex Brule sends the ExAMi-
NER fine red snapper from a fresh
shipment. Thanks.
Emma Abbott, from indications of
the box sheet at Carter & William
sons drug store, will play to the larg-
est house OF the season by odds.
All orders left with j. j. Burck at
the corner of Third and franklin
streets, will be promptly filled by
J.E. Mix.
Don't wander off to some irrespon.
sible place, but get what you want at
the White Elephant. No DULLES and
no smooth gentlemen around.
Manager Johnson, in order to give
to every one DESTROYS of seeing Elm
ma Abbott in her opera "Mignon,r
has secured 200 chairs, which will be
distributed through the aisles, and
to render to each one desirable scat.
Remember that Leylnskl a. Albea
give discount of 10 per cent. on all
cash sales to the first of January.
Officers Lowry and Peitigrew and
Alderman Mobley ran onto three
wild characters last night, and sue
ceeded, after great deal of trouble,
In bagging two of them. The third
got on his horse and escaped The
men were raising terrible howl
when the officers tlckleti III IN.
Levinski Il A.bea were busy as
bees Yesterday. Their big advertise.
ment and locals in the EXAMINER had
much TO do with the rush.
The Cotton Exchange saloon, under
Its new management, has already
established reputation Tor the quail
ity ofits wines aud WHISTLES, which
are sold In TASKS or otherwise.
The tine stock OF diamonds in Le-
vinski & Albea's show windows
creates general comment, AID their
low prices are really a surprise to all.
IAmong the many resents given
during the Christmas holidays. not
one was moe practically useful and
appropriate than Major A. Hinch-
mans gift to his sister, Mrs. Sarah +.
Blanchard Mrs. b. has five children,
aud takes care of the mai RS yeler.
able mother, and to show his apprc-
citation of sisters love aud kind
ness, the major presented her with
two lots on North Eighth street.
No arrests were made Christmas,
for violation of the fire works ordi.
nance. There were so many people
letting OFF fire crackers, sky rockets.
Roman candles etc, that the police
did not know where to commence,
but they kept close watch on the
cotton yards, and other places where
there was anything likely to be fired
by sparks from fireworks, and coLse-
qucDtly there was no danger of con-
Migration.
Business before pleasure, is an old
saying, but this time let us put pleas.
ure first. Let the Married Mems
Social club have their ball on We'd
nesday, the 3Oth instant. and then all
can attend the mass meeting Thurs
day night at the Baptist church. Sew
erai gentlemen who are taking lead
ing part in the ball are willing to this
change, aud IL Is to be hoped there
will beno demurrer raised on the qucs-
ton, but let every man Interested IN
the welfare of Waco agree TO 1t.
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. G. II. Jones, of Houston, is In
the city, spending the holidays with
his family.
Mr.. David Bryant and wife, of
Dallas, spent Christmas at Major
Ilinchman's.
Dr. w. b. Carpenter of Mart, Tex.
leaves Tomorrow Tor Brooklyn. N V.
TO attend a five months course OF
medical studies.
Mr.. II. II. ConnelIa leaves this after
noon FOR Alexandria, La, where he
will spcnd.a few days with his brother,
and return about the I'd prox.
Superintendent J. n. Gallagher and
Professor =. Boyd Cresap left last
afternoon for Fort Worth to attend
the State convention of supcrintend-
ehts of pubic schools.
At the New McClelland: Geo w
McMerircy aud wife, Denison; A j
Allen, Colorado City; Fred Ferris.
Depton; J II Stroud, Groesbeck; l. G
llarrick, Falls county; G + johnson,
Dallas; q A Quinlan, IIouston; Wayne
b Green, Corsicana; a ID Teagarden,
Austin; Il l. McNair, Navasota; Miss
Westcott, Cincinnati; John Billinger
and children, Marlin; J b Finley, ST
Louis; L II Gallagher, q w Cary,
New York; Il III Smith, Galveston; L
q Gordan and wife, Durango; II o
Eagan. New Orleans; w $ Baker, q
II Massey, II w Emery, city: w Win
erman, Cincinnati A j Allen, Colo
RADIO City; Miss Marie Wright, At
lanta, Ga; b II Walsh, Texas Il st
Louis railway; John T Fins, Abbott;
Il l. Dabrsy, Texas; Chas Eaton
Lynn. Mass; L Il Miles, Eddy; Il ID
Mcconnell, Washington, ID G; CE
Staley, st Louis; willard Burton and
wife, Mrs g Evans and child, Abilene;
II Strauss, Cincinnati; ID Calm, New
York; llaray Abel, Tyler, ii NJ Coli
ban, Houston; A--P Mathews, Gains
vile.
AT the Pacific Hotel; II. C Bow
or, New York; j. G. Rice, Texas ID.
Bryant and wife, Baird; &. Il. Orr,
Taylor; ii. Mayer, Galveston; Il.
Ormslee, San Francisco; w. II.
Spencer, st. Louis; l.. V. Greer, San
Augustine: Roas Murray, City;J. II.
Jones Belton;J. w. James, Pennsyl-
vania; G. Il. johnson, Dallas; Key
Martin, City; 10, Itblatt, lIillsboro;
Geo. 4. Sturgis, Hillsboro. H. Strong
and vile. Hlllsdale, Mich Miss Leila
Connolly, Buffalo, n. v; Miss Emma
J. Holmes, Buffalo, N. Y; Chas II
Venerable, Middleton, o.: w T.
Burns, New York: f n Mitch.
ell, Brcmond IT Hickman, Walnut
Springs; II Mitchell, Cincinnati; W
y Wenepl, Geneva w Bradshaw,
Dallas; j NJ e Martin and wife, Bort
Gibson, Miss; w u CRANE and fam
lily, Mrs II J Tucker, Temple; Miss
May Read, Corsieaua; Miss viedeiI,
Temple; 5 ID Footc. Lampasas Geo
HUFF. Galveston; T l. McKeen, Nava-
sofa; Jno Harrisou. Chicago; " A
DAVIS, Sulphur Springs; Il W Carey,
New York.
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a JUvENII.E TROUPE
To Make Tour Of the state In Appro.
49, PIRATE Opera.

To Make n Tour Of the state In Appro.
49, PIRATE Opera.
Mrs. Chas. Benton. lessee of the
Fort Worth opera house. has decided
to organize u cbildren's opera com
pauy for tour Of the state. She in
tends enlisting between thirty.five
aud forty children |, the enterprise,
to be selected from the Juvenile talent
of the entire state, and after the nee
essary training, which will be given
here and will consume not exceeding
three weeks, the leading towns in the
state will be played. Mrs. Benton
may fairly lay claim to the honor of
originating Juvenile opera in this
country. IL was she who trained
llaverly's juvenile Pinafore company.
which mat with such remarkable sue
cess. In the leading cities of this
state, the delightful entertainments
OF cinderella" aladdin" etc, given
IN the past, bear evidence # the skill
of the plucky little woman in disci-
plining children.
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A Valuable m.airnI treatise.

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AUSTIN srREEr PRuByrKaiAS CHURCH Sab.
bath-achool at PISA m, W. II. Godber, eu-
periniendent haeching AZ u a. m, aud
100 p. m. by the pastor, Rev. Dr. S. King.
FIFTH STREET N. y. cHuHcH, sorrH-Corncr Of
finh and Jackson streets, Rev. Horace
bishop, pastor. sunday school Q 10 a m, Jno.
II. Appel, superintendent Glass meeting
ip. in Rev. J. H. Makon, leader. Prayer
meeting and sunday-school Teachers meet
ing every Wednesday att p. m. Preach
Ing at II IN and at y IN. by the pastor,
Everyone cordially invited.
1T. PAuEs CHuRoH, (Eplscopal) North fifh
street. the Rev. Francis X. Starr, rector. The
Sunday after Christmas and St John, the
Evnngelists Day Early celebration at I'D
m. Morning prayer at II m, Evening
prayer ATT p. m. strangers In the city ate
especially Invited,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-27

president Grevy to-day received
uispalehes from all the European
Movers, also one from the Prince of
n males, concentrating him ON his re-
e ,,it,, to the presidency, Grew
WIN moi SEMI a message TO the cham.
per oil deputies Greyy and the cab.
met ministers urge Brlsson, the prime
minister, to remain in office, deeiarins
20 20 me latter that the government snf
lerea no parliamentary defpat by tho
y, OF the recent vote on he
lonqnln credit Grevy will moi sr.
.ept the resignation DIN. Brisson
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-27

BY trying again and keeping ur
courage many things, seemingly i'm
possible, may be attained. Hundred.
Of hopeless cases of kidney aud liver
complaint have been cured by Elec.
trio Bitters, after everything else had
been tried In vain. SO don't thilk
there Is no cure for YOU, but try Flee
trsc liitters. There isno medicine so
safe. 80 pure. and 50 perfect blood
purifier. Electric Bitters will cur
dyspepsia, diabetes and all diseases of
the kidneys. Invaluable III affections
of stomach aud liver, aud overcome al
urinary difficulties.
Large bottles only so cts. at Castles
n Morrison's.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-27

Among the gifts sold for the holt
day season, musical Instruments are
about the most appropriate. have
all kinds aud at all prices, from 10
cents up 10 $500. Cultivate tho taste
OF the children for music. II is a
most paying investment. am sell
ing elegant pianos and organs at most
reasonable prices and on easy terms,
| sell nothing do not consider good
and durable. The proof of the pud-
ding is chewing the string.
Come In and see me. Am always
glad to see anyone interested in music
or musical matters.
+. VAN DUZER,
Dealer in musical instruments,
52l Austin avenue, in Singer Mi. Co.
office.
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Deane's cabinet photos, So per do,


TO MAKO hounk nud Ola Hearts Gind.
Every one in search of u holiday
gift should not fail to examine our
very extensive stock.
For the boys we have tool chests,
marbles, desks, horses, wagons, drums,
bowling alleys, etc
For the girls, any kind of doll
imaginable-from the smallest to the
largest-work baskets, shell boxes,
bureaus and washsiands, etc.
For ladies and gentlemen we are
showing an elegant line of plush
goods in toilet stands, looking glasses,
gents cuii and collar boxes, gents
toilet sets. card receivers, and thou
sands of beautiful and useful brio
a-brac. all of which will be sold al
our usual low and popular prices.
LEVINE Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-27
Go to Taft for what you want.


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corns and skin eruptions, and posi-
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IL Is guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction, or money refunded. Price
20 cents per box. For sale by Castles
Il Morrison.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-27

Mrs Charles Benton, of Fort
Worth, desires twenty more little
boys and girls with good voices for
the childrens opera company That she
is organizing there 10 travel In this
state. Good speakers, aud those hay
ing taken some lessons In dancing
will be preferred. .
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the SCRIPTURES rULpuLLsD.
bread fast Upon the waters L. Re
tu n ID in n Very Few Days.

hPou
tu N d in Very Pew Days.
On Christmas eve, Mr. \. Van Duz-
err, the Austin street dealer in music
aud musical Instruments, sent up four
or five balloons, each containing
circular of the musical instruments
handled by him. AT the top of tho
circulars, which were numbered. was
the greeting, "Merry Christmas AT
the bottom of the circular was re-
quest that the finder should make
known his name and address. On
yesterday circular number two was
brought in by gentleman living
about Iour miles from Waco, aud the
circumstances attendingiis departure
rom Waco were detailed 10 him.
The prices of organs had attracted
his attention, aud before he had left
the store MIR. Van Duzer had sold
him an $500 organ. As an adyer-
Using scheme Mr.. Van Duzer thinks
the balloon almost equal to local
write up in the EXAMINER.
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Tougn Old soldier.

There are various forms OF dyspep-
STA, chiefly acute and chronic. "Acute"
may seize you in a moment, in sud
den fit of Indigestion. "Chronic"
Keeps its victim in perpetual pain aud
worry. Even old chronic may DO
rooted out by Browns Iron Bitters.
Mr.. |. |. Cavins, of Diuwiddle, Va,
says. Browns Iron Bitiers made me
entirely well Of dyspepsia of twenty
years standing" If it will do such a
wonder as that, what will il do for
your comparatively recent case?
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-27

Every Little
Boy and girl that has sauntered in
and out OF the Fashion Bazaar will
have the hcartache until somebody
drops In there to buy him OF her a
Christmas gift. Don't forget your
little ones, nor the Fashion Bazaar
this Christmas.