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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1885-11-19
This Great Stats.

- The sweet potato crop OF
Fsanklin parish will yield largely.
The present cotton crop of
Vermilion is the best ever made ia
the parish.
Considerable more hay was
made this fall in Vermilion than any
previous year.
- Diptheria is prevailing in
Rapides, and several deaths from
this disease are reported.
The editor of the Echo boasts
of eating snap beans fresh from the
gardens in Lake Charles.
Justice Dubus, of Iberia,
has sued Mr.. Jacobs and the Louisi.
ana Farmer for S5, 900 damages.
The criminal docket of Match
itoches is at present the smallest
that the parish has known for years.
A sweet potato, q Cuban
Yam, weighing five pounds, has
been received by the Lake Charles
Commercial.
- The Southern Express Office
at Monroe was burglarized Saturday
and box containing $500 in silver
secured by the robbers.
The st. Landry Democrat
has been presented with a sugar
cane of twenty mature joints and
over eight feet in length.
- The Sugar Bowl says it has
received potato from Iberia which
measured SO inches in circumfer-
ence and weighed "a pounds.
The Democrat says at least
five thousand citizens of st. Landry
were in Opelousas on the 18th inst,
on account of Barrett's show.
- The total cotton receipts at
Shreveport from Sept. LIST to last
Saturday amount to 29,875 bales,
against 23,O7O bales at correspond
ing date last season.
- Citizens Of Iberville parish,
who are interested in the matter,
have decided to build, by private
contributions, levee which will cost
$4,000. Work will begin imme.
diately.
- Mr.. H. J. Lea, of Franklin
parish, is preparing a bale of cotton
raised from Egyptian seed for the
New Orleans Exposition. The edi.
tor of the Sun says the staple is as
fine as he ever saw.
~ Three colored children near
Lake Providence ate heartily of
poison oak berries, which they had
procured from a grape tree. Two
died after lingering three days, and
the other is reported 10 a dying con.
dition.
- The Ruston Caligraph says
1.-THE merchants of our town, or at
least a portion of them, are loud 10
their complaints of losses on cotton
for the past few weeks. They have
not only lost in price but in weights,
which is the most serious burden
of their grief. New Orleans weights,
it seems, fallshort of Ruston weights
from FIVE to ten pounds per bale"
--zzD~0~e
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Free education has been brought
10 the front as Q prominent issue in
English politics.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1885-11-19

Mrs. Augusta Evans Wilson 10 re-
ported TO have made 800, 900 from
her books.
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There ere now 30 October States
Ohio bang the last one to change.
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The best lessons a man ever has
are his mistakes,
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IN Bnsiness promptly attsndedto. Ofcs.s
Red Land, La. vadnSa
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Probably Malone win forget about
Thanksgiving this year.
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Done and signed, officially, thia
the 9th day Of November, 1856.
A. b. THOMPSON,
Clerk and ex-oflcio Commissioner,
81. BARNACAsTLE.
j. N. BRYAN.
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The warner Silver Bill.

The following is the much talked of
compromise bill which Mr.. Warner, of
Ohio, will bring forward in the next
Congress:
A BILL to provide for the issue of
Treasury certificates on deposited
silver bullion, and for other purposes.
Be It enacted By the Senate and House
of Representatives. of the United States of
America in Congress assembled. That
any holder of silver bullion may deposit
the same with the Treasurer or any
Assistant-Treasurer of the United
States in amounts not less in value that
I $40, and receive therefor certificates in
I denominations of $40 and multipIies of
| ten, prepared as now provided by law
/ for United States notes. Such certifi
, Gates shall be received at par. in ali
parts of the United States for customs.
taxes, and all other public dues. and
may be deposited by national banks fol
the redemption of their circulating
notes, and shall be legal tender be-
tween national banks, and shall he 2
legal tender IN payment of all debts
and demands owing by the United
States except where payment Is coin i.
expressly stipulated. They shall he re
deemable on presentation at the Urea
sury, or Sub-Treasury- in the citv al
New York, in lawful money. or. Al
op. on of the Secretary of the Treasury
IN silver bullion at its market value. "a
the time of redemption.
SEC. 2. The value or ratio to gold, al
which certificates shall be issued on
silver bullion deposited under this act
shall be It's actual ratio-or- market value
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u 70 Consult DIR. FOOte, Sen, by
Mail.

Dr Foote, Senior, author OF Plain
Home Talk, ,. Ned .av f TO tb0se
o 'hn TTonld ike to consult him by mail
MI tbev can have a list Of questions
and circular Of gFss s sFe c cfEeS T By
aout esI bas arranged to have such in
G fNT,nation supplied in this way to save
t tr1e Receiving such printed matter
the t correspondent can describe SC i d his OF
iI' NoTv York. DR.. FoOte is successfully
t treating all forms OF chronic diseases, a
ssInecialty to which he has devoted thirty
Years Of study and practice. Evidences
Of his success can also be had by ad
dressing Box Ala, as above. bul all let
tiers of Consultation and orders for rem n
edies should be addressed to DIR. z: B
FOote, ST.. 40 Lexington Avenue, New
York CITY, n. Y. Consultation free.
An advertisement Of DR.. Foote, Sr.
in the Sunday and Wednesday edition
deserves attention.
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GAS STOCK sold during theweek at $40.
stock sold in Ogden at par, which is
better than the market here.
THE MEETING of q. C. Nj. l. stock
holders occurs tomorrow. The institu-
ton makes an admirable showing for
the past six months, and the usual divi-
dend is declared.
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Crescent.

Mr.. Whitley has been in town during
the week and states that when the heavy
rails now being laid are all down, the
new engine will work to charm, and
he thinks an output of $50 tons each
twentv-four hours can be promised
The expense of laying new rails. OF
conrse. devolves upon Mr.. Frank Dyer,
whose three or four years contract as
ore hauler justifies him in making the
outlay.
Wednesday. when an interesting time
NAV be looked for, as the Michigan
giants are still at "Outs, " and the bal
ance of power.sheld here, is still unde-
cided to which side it shall incline.
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By 7. r. Jones d Co.:
Scars Germania bullion. ..... $21, 1922
Total shipments for week. Sill, 419.15
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m CHICAGO
NORTH
WESTRRy
RAILNA
TIE BEsT ROUTz An
SHORTLI
-EETEN-
Omaha,
Council Bluff,
and Chicago.

The only line to taxa for pss NoSsao y.
halltoWn, Cedar Rapids, CIRteR- nv
;hicsgo, Milwaukee, Gad al ReSnta kEEt
he people Of NebZaskR, CSloF1Ga, Wyoub.
itah, Idaho, Nevada, Oregoa, WaGhinrs
md California Il Offers EuPSriog kdTknEiS
lot possible By any other Hns.
Among q few OF the Numerous Roiah
superiority enjoyed By The patrons Of b
Dad between Omaha and cAIcaEo a.
NO trains . dag of DAY G0ACHES, VII
ire the nnest that human aPt and ingsnss
AN create; its PALACE SLEEPING CA
Which are models Of comfort and 8lsgsrs
It's PARLOR ORA WING R0Ok CARS q
'urDassed by any; and it widely eslebFaa
PALATIAL DINING CARS, the eQGAs ,
shich can not be found elsewhere.
At Council Bluffs the trains q the Url-
Pacific Ry. connect IN Union DepOt VI
hose of the Chicago q NorthweKtsrn Ry. 7
'hicsgo the trains Of this line make ca
Connection with those of al Hasten l.1si
For DetrOit Columbus, mo; ausreLs t.,
innati, Niagara Falls, BItalc, Pt.tSb1,
orOntO. Montreal, Boston, New York, Fl.
ielphia, Baltimore, Washington, and
Joints in the East, ask the ticket EgeD; ;
'ckets via the
NORTHWESTERN,
fvou wish the best accommodation
:cket agents sell tickets via this line.
{. HUGHITT, B. s. EAR
Gent Manager. 6enl Pea Asz
CHICAGO,
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II. E.Grow, Esq:

II. E.GrOUi Esq:
Dear Sir:-For nine months succeeding
the birth of my last child my suffering
was most intense. 1 was afflicted with
constipation, vertigo, lumbago, and a
complication of other ailments, from
which only women suffer. During all
those weary months was confined to
my bed, and room land was attended
by different physicians, and tried
various remedies, but without avail. l
heard of your success in treating
diseases by electricity, and resolved to
try your treatment, with but little faith
however. tina could be cured. But l
now rejoice to know that you, under
divine providence, have restored my
health. And l feel it a duty owe 10
the afflicted, to make my case known,
and to recommend your system, for the
treatment of similar cases.
Respectfully,
MINNIE MADsEN.
Consult the above named Mrs.
Madsen. at Madsen's furniture store,
No. 80 and Al, First South Street.
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NOTICE.
Salt Lake city Brewing Company

We beg to inform our many patrons
and the public generally, that Williams
e. Gerrans, one door north of the Post
office, Hill & Trewhela, opposite Tribune
Office, and The Fountain Beer Hall, LIS
Main street, telephone No. 142, are duly
authorized to receive orders for our
popular brands of beer. We have no
other agents in the city.
Orders may also be sent to the Brew
erv Office, by telephone No. "a.
Goods promptly delivered to any part
of the city.
JACOB MoR1Tz, Sec. & Treas.
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SAT- LAKE. CITY. Sent. :. 1856.
Mr.. II. E. GrO,r:

Mr. II. E. Grolp:
Dear Sir:-After years Of suffering
from pain in my head and back, and
general prostration OF my whole sys-
tenn, caused presume, from Irregular
ties necnIiar to nv sex, I began to feel
that NV case was hopeless, as could
find no remedy to give me relief. ] was
,l lel.. to try your Electric Treat
ment' which am happy to say, has
moved the greatest blessing of my lite,
F If has restored my health. You may
nse This letter as you ike. Some sufferer
sffiicted as ( was may try it, and find
reIief as / have done from your treat
,,,oot Yours Respectfully,
Miss III. RANSOM.
Sixteenth Ward.
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NlOultOn.

Dividend No. of ~ cents per share
amounting to $3O,OOO-has been de-
clared, payable tomorrow at ]. NJ.
Moore & Co.'S, New York. The STOCK
has not been recently quoted.
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TRUTH WILL TELL
Don't Read These Testimonials.
Because They are Genuine.

II. E. Grow, Electropathist, No. IL
w, South Temple Street. opposite
Valley House, and next to Sandberg's
store.
SALT LAKE CITY, October 1st. 1885.
llr. II. Z. GrOw:
Dear Sir:-I cheerfully give you my
testimonial to the efficacy of your treat
ment by electricity. l was severely
afflicted with sciatica rheumatism, but
am now happy 10 state entirely cured
by your treatment, and recommend the
same to all those afflicted with the
disease. JAMES Watson,
Bishop Nineteenth Ward
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Ontario.

The 111th dividend of 30 cents per
share. was paid on Wednesday. This
raises the total paid to stockholders to
6,725, 600. The stock sold at $3.50 and
$3.50.
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Ore and Bullion

The receipts of ore and bullion at the
various banks in this city, for the
week ending Saturday, October Sd.
amounted to Sill ,41915, against $751;
$3.50 for the week previous; they were
distributed as follows
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StornnOnt.

Two thousand shares changed hands
on the New York market during the
week, at cents and cents.
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Respectfully,
MINNIE MAnSFN.
II. E. Grog:

n. u. UTUtV.
Dear Sin About seven years ago l
was attacked with typhoid fever and
during the protracted illness which fol
lowed, my hearing become so much i'm
paired that 1 couldn't hear unless
spoken to in the loudest voice, for all
these years l have endured this distress
ing misfortune without finding relief,
until tried your Electric Treatments for
Deafness, and am now most happy to
state that you have restored my hear
ing so that 1 can distinctly hear when
spoken to in the ordinary way and can
converse with my friends as 1 could be-
fore this affection came upon me.
Mrs. CHAROLLET RANSOM,
Sixteenth Ward.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-26
The xersaads ni.strsl Troupe.

Thcrc was quite 4 ripple of sxcits-
mont on the streets yesterday, caused
by n report involving the Kersau d.
minstrel troupe, en- route for Dallas.
1. sppeara that at Colorado City there
wan difficulty with the hotel ~ 10
ing TO furnish them the best
white troupss, whereupon the
minstrelS had 10 put up with inferior
quarters. Provoked ct this hoy
th~y served according 10 rumor) me
landlord q very ugly tfisk before ihoy
lefG their rooms. o. Indignant became
the hotel proprietor when, later, he
discovered IL, that, sympAthiZed with
nv An sngered community, he tocarei
the aid of the authorities, whs followet
tse troups 10 Abilene, whore they
we're ~ perform Wednesday evening.
The ONO ia,s arrived daring tho play.
They seissd the money hex and
waited 10 Arro,t tho membership ne
they should como from tho ,hssus.
They we're then returned 10 Colorado
Cny where trisl was had. Msnsuer
GIecnlaw yesterday afternoon re-
ctived dispatch from Mr..
Hicke, their manager, stating
tina, "lho troupe woro honorabiy
acquitted, and that they gave con.
cert to the judge and jury,p aud that
they "would play In Dallas IA urdsy
and Sunday evsnlngs,n aud most
lisely In Fort Worth ON Monday oven
ing.
Whether this WAS n "Much Ado
About Nothing" remains to b. sis-
closed. But thus IL IL that even tse
fun OF the end men bri, 20 men 10
griefat the end. Bus ants welt II ~
| eulh wall
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W, A, Branch continues to rUn /, liv.
cry atahis NJ Lsus.stcr, md the hack
llns bttpssn tost place and Dallas.
Billlngton'a prices cannot ba
souched on parlor, bedroom sets
rardfobes, tables, chalts, bee SteSds
etc.
A heant)fsl bone Ia tho delight Of
sll. Ii yuu want one, uOusnit j. n,
Const Mt suSreutoe 90 give you tho
nnest high art psper-hanging Tor the
lenet money in the city, liz syc moro
street
Boys call 81 the Hunstsbla Boot d
he Cnmpsuv, az Elm Stroeg, Md t.s
VIII Huhs,Eslv's three uep btvlNs of
tots Gu shucs. The hnd., WAlkeu,
fast, aud DAilss toe Lnavs tns pho
tograph NJ your foot Tiers, aud me
sb"es wont kert year soruA.
Office OF Dallas steam Coffee and Spice
Mills 10 Our Retail Trade;
IN ANNOUNCING our renewal IN our
new btlltnh M. y t. % Live OAK
and SO to $50 Pa inI ave- uN, and uu-
rot,rement ftum tha retail huslnDSs,
| "e Oeg 10 Thank the ppople OF Dallas
t!r thH sCuOrous support they have
! given us, kuu Also 70 inv /, iunm In
io,,urs - ssN for our purs goods npd
take ho other. ree iesppus bls grl-
cerymen of tso city are W ueariy
every iust0nco hupnlisd regularly with
our fresh gouds.
RARcouE, Foor d BgowS,
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rreah oysters Delmonico.


II yo1 love oysters go 10 the Del
nonico restaurant.
Only 30 cents per dozen by the asn
oysters; Delmonico.
Wootss Wells water, = cents a glass,
at the Glen Lea saloon.
Wootan Wells water recei, I'd daily
at the Glen Lea saloon.
FRESH Woo,an Wells wates eyery
day NJ the Glen Lea saloon.
Wsgenhatpser beer, slways FREAK ON
tap a. 7vS Elm street, the Blue Front.
VIM. II. Garretton, general aSeat,
plebold Safo snd Lock company, al
N ain street.
Coal and coke at bottom figures, I'm
large and ANAL quantities, Dallas
CITY Gas Liant company.
Bsuche,tne Main street grocer, keen,
the Aldus compressed yeast. Alwas q
fresh.
buy your coffee, teas, spices and
gro 'eries AZ eSs Elm street, tho late
coffee aud spice mill stahd.
Elegant now stock OF iewelry jus
recsivsd. Corner Main aud pSydras
Streets. u. u. Curtis, ia~eler.
Preserves, jellies, and peach hutts,
IN pals, vt 4. Ii. Crsddock's, SOS Elm
street, the late coffee and spice ssill
stand.
To have your watches, clocks and
lewclty repaired, 40 TO L. II. Curtis
corner NJ &sin aud pOvdras strests,
In collars, Coos & Co., IRE takiug Oh,
lead. Our stock is the largest IN IN,
CITY. III. u. Barr h Bro, bos Main
Atreet,
Talk 10 eheap, goods and prico,
always tell. DON'T fail TO asa B1r,
Bros, noe full stock OF iprni.hior
goods and hats, as Nsin street.
| Miss rord's evening class meat,
Mondays, Wednesd avs, Fridsvs M =
30 y. IN. Children's clasa THesdsv,
saturday afternoons al 4:so %. IN.
Pitmau h Roberts, contractors for I
j. sshii enger, pstent cement aide
walks. Oniee VI Ord's Place, N, II,
lamar street. Orders promptly Al
tended TO.
The interest enlisted IN tho msot
ings OF EVANGELIST Williams, A
Armory b IL, Il still Of an unabstin,
cnarActer. Another Gro sd ID n,u..
greeted him Last night and sincero at
tention was PAID HIS Discourse,
Mr.. vauca Boren, whose recent RI
mantle marriage ~ M,ss Flora Henri,
WAS The otjsut Of suuh irou,sitiv,
interest," hes accepted = pos,,ivn viii
M. =. y. Mafeslis, the srucsr and ,
trelAslvo VI The BRIDE
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PERSONAL.

q. A. Gibbsns, Of Houston, IL In tho
city.
Lieutenant Beaumont b. Buck liz In
The city. He'll at present posted ~
Laredo.
Captain A. ]. Porter, OF tho Weir
Plow company, Ia sojourning Ia the
City Of Mexico.
MIR. Henry Greenwsld, manager OF
the opera house, came up from CAL
weston yesterday.
Captain ". Ii. Gun all and dau ghter,
hiss Matte, Of Decatur, are In the
city visiting relatives.
Mr.. II. II. Christian, the general
representative OF n popular drug house
OF st. Louis, 10 In tho city.
Mrs.. A. l.. Livingstone, who has
been alex abed with denguo fever the
past few DAYS, IL convalsscing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wagner and
Mr.. Frank Rudy returned yesterday
from visit to Switzerland ind
Germany, their old homes.
Mr.. W. II, CASTOR and daughter,
Miss Laura, and Miss May Thomas
returned lass evening from the sum
mer resorts Of tho Northwest.
| Mr.. A. L. Smith, passenger agent OF
tho Lutte Rock & Memphis road, re-.
turned yesterday from an ex ended
trip through the North and East.
CAPTAIN II. Garripy, tho well kuswn
foundfyman OF Fort Worth, 10 In the
city, aud the probabilities ara that he
VIII engage IN bsslzess here ON an ex-
tonsive scsle.
Mr.. q. u. Swlndslls, the enicisut aud
popular tlckct agent Of the Missouri
Pacific, who has boen confined to mis-
bed for tho past week by the dengus
lever, 10 out again ~ his post OF duty,
Mr.. II. Raynor has accepted the
portion OF cashier Of tue North
Central and South American e1posi.
tion, IN be held A. New Orleans, com.
mencing November 10. The appoint.
inent IL . worthy one.
| Mrs. Alex Cockrell received Z
tslerram yesterday which bore the
ssd announcement Of the death OF hel
father, DR.. J. w. Fulxerson, n
Warrensbuvg, Missouri. Msny
friends " Dallas sympAthiss with hcl
IN ncE eiu'vuons |.
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Ns.sr. Taher sr..hr,s

Respectfully Gall attention {, their
opucsl department. They have OH.
prsc ical opueiSs, who vii carefully
Nst ta"s'sht Ia All cases OF m,ppla,
pro.b ,upA, astigmAtism AMI ntAar
dolce . ut vision, and a sWsne of tns
face v 4 be- tAken ~ en.0rs 80 par
lec fitting %. ercctsclee o. .slassoe,
Gutd sfsutaclaa and eye.glAsses la al,
styles INSIDE =. short nciics, snd "a
para In goll, silver, steul, or l,lNss
work quickly aud neatly executed.
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Louis and Annie Miller were ar.
rsisned seicrs JsstIce Kendall yester.
day Aftcrroon upon y .hargs q, stohl.
ine apair o. nrscelsts Anh har A. ~.
slry ion M. 0ui-. Af,e- he.rlnv
tue evloence tho isuse ainltted / =
defesdsst, to- hail IN tns ruu Of 81 o
esoh Tue hulefs .t.tus lhat Ne,
0e..n 10 nos the "proper kiud VI poo
PIE" ana dues uos s,se fscis.
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II. E,s.x.ll,r. n..tl,r.

The sfnory was througed, 40 usaal,
lest night by people anxious TO hear
Mr.. Williams. Notwithstanding the
seating capacity has boon recently In
creased by the addition sftwo or three
hundred chairs, there wore no seats
not In demand. The text-"kow II the
accepted timen - was one often
ussd. but u was not wanting In vigor
and power ~ presented by the speaker
In connection with tho vast iniert ats
which constitute tho theme Of this
meeting. Some stirring illu straiious
were given Of the fatal rcsults Of delay.
eonne ten public professions Of faith In
Christ occurred during the evening.
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The chow windows in China Hail
contain . dasslin8 array Of chioa din.
many sdmirsis Who lonsinsly sssc a.
the variety II stock a almoes eudllSss ,
s snss: 10 lsct, ths = are over 100 different
s4lss q decoration Of sucA ssls IN
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1ajsr \. v. Tsmpkius, the owner Of
y eee-ssosy beisk building situated
= noHhwest eornef Of Main and
~ e>Ese(ss vill q ones, Il IL ssat.
nenes ~ esQetlon Of IN sddi-
NJ eoeelos ~ ~ sdiass TIE
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LOANS ON LANDS.
hShe For Long limo, At Reasonable
hnfo9 Ia Amounts W suit, Now istAs
r'me 70 Borrow for Inyestment o.
SpCCulatioa,
For p.rticuiars, call or or address
j. q. WATKINS l.. NJ, co.,
nnNss, T.s1s
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2,-DOUBLE-EEEas SACK SUIT
A garment for everybody We have
them In large variety for both men and
youths, cut from plan and fancy plaid
Gas ineres including some very fine
foreign chevlots.
G.-BGEFERS Or PEA JACKETS
Garments for eEtre comfort, We
have them In large variety, with double
end single. breasted vests to match, in
every grade.
9.-LAsT, HsT NOT LEAsT-our Boys
Clothing Department is the most ex-
ten.iye Of any house In the atate Boys
and Chi suits from 81 to 400
Boys Pasts frOM 5'c 10 "A, and Boys
Shirts, shirt Waists and Hats are too
numero y to mention.
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