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DEPENDABLE.
DO YOU KNOW

the safe snd unsafe in clothing Car
you tell whether it's going TO wear
shabbily or with crediis
You'll find there are both kinds II you
investigate.
We wish you would We wish YOU
would You will quickly understand
how we'll our dependable clothing and
prices are meant 10 serve you.
Quality and workmanship are the in.
separable items Of good clothing. The
workmanship is well-nigh hidden. The
texture of the cloth is as blank 10 you as
the unexplored bottom Of the James.
What we know about the cloth, you
shall. Wool or part cotton-whichsyer
Il is we shall tell
It's bulwark to you against mean
quality and mean wear
Isn't that fsIrS You'll end our work.
manship on 1t Just as honest and trust
worthy.
Have you seen our Boys aud Children's
Clothlngy
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THE OFFICE
OF COMMISSIONERS OF INTERNAL
REVENUE TRANSFERRED.
TIE OUTGOING COMMISSIONER
INTRODUCES TIE INCOMING.
PICNIC PARTIES AND THE INTER
STATE COMMERCE. COMMISSION.
The Senate VIII Probably Adjourn Next
Wssk-wanamsker Tirsd-Tbs Clerks
Must Work-prowning on an lee
fJos-Other kilograms.

WAsHISaroS, ID. c., March et.-The
office OF Commissioner of Internal Reye-
nue. was to-day formally transferred from
James 5. Miller, the retiring Commits.
sioner, TO John w Mason. the newly APP
pointed Commissioner. Both OF these
gentlemen hail from the same State, Mr.
Miller Icing a resident of Huntington
and Mr.. Mason OF Grafton, W. Va. They
not only hail from the same State but
are personal friends, and, of course, are
OF opposite politics. The ceremony was
simple, and after Mr.. Mason had sub
scribed to the oath and was fully installed,
Mr. Miller remained and introduced
many newspaper men, political friends
and bureau people, who called TO pay
their respects to the incoming Commits
sioner, and bid goodbye to the retirin Z
official. Mr.. Miller, who is ono Of the
most popular and atfabe officials OF the
outgoing Democratic administration,
leaves the city tonight for his home in
West Virginia, with the best wishes Of
success In his future life from both po-
litical friends and opponents In Wash
lngton, after filling the position of Com
of Internal Revenue exactly
four years. Mr.. Miller was installed as
Commissioner on March 2l, 1855.
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pistinguished irish Citirens Call upon the
President

WAsHrNeToN, March 21.-A party that
shook hands with the President at his
reception to-day consisted Of the Irish
American speakers Of the last campaign,
headed by General James X. O'Belrne,
Of New York, who introduced each one
Of the others 20 the President Besides
General O'Beirne there were \. L. Nor
rison, Of New Mexico; Colonel John f.
Scanlon, of Chicago Colonel Timothy
Lee, Of North Carolina r. I. Dow, OF
Georgia; Captain Michael Pickett, Of
Quincy, H. Joe Murray, Of Colorado :
Thomas Il. Walsh. Of New York; DR..
Donahue, surgeon. general Of the Grand
Army: 7. +. Ryan, of Indianapolis, and
Paul V. Flynn, of New Jersey These
gentlemen were accorded q short inter.
view with the President after the crowd
had passed ont
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LONDON March gl.-The Stqr tonight
save that Mr Lewis Mr. Parnelps solici.
tor, has obtained the diary Of the late
f0rgera and Iimes witness, Richard Pigoit.
aud that "it contains much matter of
3D. omen 10 the equiyocators of the Trea-
.ury bench To what use the contents
of The forgers diary viii DE put viii be
seen later, as no doubt the Parnelliies
will make The most of it, and lis use as a
standing menace 20 the government viii
De very valuable 10 the opposition
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Drowned on the leo.

PLATTsBuEe, n Y, March Ell
Meagre details have Just reached here
Of sad drowning accident at Rouse's
Point at noon today. Hon. Henry Mott,
of Alburg, VI, accompanied by his wife,
was crossing on the ice from Isle La
Notice to Rouse's Point, when the ice
gave way and the horses, sleigh, and
Mr and Mrs Mott were thrown into the
water. Mrs. Mott was drowned and Mr..
Mott was probably fatally injured. The
horses were drowned. Mrs. Motifs body
has been recovered.
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{.
The Forty-fourth Annual Report OF
the NEW YORK LIFE, for the year ending
January /, 1889, shows:
/. An INcREAsE of over half million
dollars in Interest Receipts, over the
figures OF 1887;
2. An INcREAsE of nearly one and a
half million dollars in Benefits TO Policy.
holders;
3. Az INCREASE Of over one and half
million dollars in Surplus for Dividends
over January /, 1883;
/ An INCREASE OF over three million
dollars in Annual Income, over the
figures Of 1887;
8. An INCREASE OF over ten million
dollars in Assets over the figures OF jan
nary /, 1888; ..
O. AN INCREASE of sixty million dol
lars in Insurance in Force over the
figures Of January |, 1883;
7. A TOTAL INCOME, IN 1888, OF oVEB
TWENTY-FIVE MILLION DoLLARs;
5. ASSETS, JANUARY |, 1852, OVER
SISETY-THREE MILLION DoLLARsi
9. NEW INSURANCE WRITTEN, N 1888
OVER ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE
MILLION DOLLARS;
10. INSURANCE n FORCE, JANUARY /,
1889, NEARLY FOUR HUNDRED AND
TWENTY MILLION DOLLARS.
INCOME.
There are only seven Of the twenty
nine life companies Of the country that
have assets to the amount OF the NEW
YORK LIES annual income. The total
income of all other companies is less
than five times that OF the NEW foRH
LIFE.
The income and disbursements OF the
Company pass those Of any State in the
American Union. It's accumulated as
sets are greater than the capital OF the
Bank OF England. Its new insurance
written in 1883 was greater than tht
value of the farm lands in the State oi
Connecticut Its insurance in force
January ], 1889, was greater than tht
value Of all annual wheat crop OF iht
United States.
C.P. LYfoRD, Assistant Supt
Agencies, 9ls east Main street.
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she Daily Times " Will,
a. sO0n - practicable,
move It's entire plant and
osiice tO thc first tl0Or OF
Che large aud CcnaTnOdiOus
bui!Aing No. 0Oi East Vain
street. recently occupied
hI Sstn. Mitchell - 90.
Having added largely So
giie fcr,ncr outnt, the
"Bsalsy Times ~ nOT pre-
pared so fulfil ala the re-
qu.sitcs Of n live, progress
isc newspaper.
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Indications are that the senate will Ad-
journ Next Week.

WAsHryGToS, March sl.-The indica-
tions now are that unless there is some
unexpected and unnecessary delay the
Senate will adjourn sias die next week.
Members of the Senate in the secret ses
sion to-day said they were anxious TO get
away from the city, and express the hope
that business would be expedited as much
as possible, 50 as to permit adjournment
the latter part OF next week. This after
noon Senator Allison said that he
thought the Senate would get away next
week. President Harrison stated TO Wis.
itors recently that be was anxious TO
give the Senate an opportunity 10 adj
journ, and that no expected an adjourn.
ment next week.
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Interstate Commerce Commission aud
Ptonics.

WAsHISeToS, March 2l.--The Inter.
State Commerce Commissioners to-day
held conference with representatives
Of the various passenger associations of
the country in regard to the matter Of
printing and posting passenger tariffs,
rates TO excursion parties, etc. About
forty passenger agents, representing
nearly every railroad In the country,
were present. After presenting their
views the commission took the questions
submitted under adyisement, and the
conference ended.
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WAyAMAKER TIRED.
Clerks Must Work Early and Late to Fix
Up Postoffice Applications.

WAsHfSGTos, d. c., March 2l.-The
work of receiving and fling applications
for postoffices has grown so great in the
past two weeks that Postmaster.G General
Wanamaker to-day issued an order di-
rectlng clerks in the First Assistant Post
master-Generals office to report at $50
A. VI. and remain until 9 p. " each day,
and also detailing to duty in the First
Assistant Postmaster Generals office
clerks from other bureaus until the work
is brought up to date. The work in the
dead.letier Office Is also behind, and
the clerks In that office are ordered to
work from $40 A NJ. to o 7 VI. until the
work il brought up to date
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MILWAUKEE, WIS, March 21.--J.
Matt Aubery, Jr., OF Chicago, and his
bride, the daughter of Chief Justice
Fuller, are still in this city and VIII re-
main for few days longer when they
will go TO Chicago and then probably
to Washington. They received the bless
ing of Chief Justice Fuller this morn
ing by telegraph and besides assuring
them Of forgiveness The message con-
tained an invitation 10 the young
couple TO visit the brides family in
MashinQtOn
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By Manning c. staples,
llCiE Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE IN FURTHER
i EXECUTION OF A DEED OF TRUsT
OF FARM or Z26 ACRES. MORE OK LESS,
WITH THE iMPRON EMENfS THEREON
situated in Amelia county, Va, about two
miles troM Natoak Depot, aud bounded 90 the
north and east by the app lmaftoN river; on
the south by the lands OF Ne kinney, and on
the west by the lands OF Ousky.
By virtue or u 4 ed OK trust from J. +. In
man and Serene Anderson, recorded IN Deed
Book AZ page l53. In the Clerks Once OF
Amelia county. snd ben. required 90 10 do by
the holders " the notes therein secured,
viii sell at pubic auction, st Amelia Court
house, on
THURS LAY. MACH 28rH, issa.
at IL (mgd-day), the above described property.
TERMS: Cash AS 10 expenses OF sale aud a
balance on note due March 18th. 1855 S-t0.As,
with interest from March Iitn, 1856, I'll paid,
and a note 10 fall due tprlOr 10 sale March
i1th. 1859, with interest from March Isfh. 1856:
and upon the following credits: note $3.50, pay
able March l1th. lsyO, with interest from March
ltth. lc-o; note due March 18th. 1891, s25U. with
interest from March 18th. 1888; note payable
narcn i.th. 1892. t2,O. with interest from Har,h
hth. 1850; note due March 18th, 1893, s-o0, With
interest from March 18th. 1870; note payable
March l7th, 1894. $3.50. with interest from
March lith. lnoJ. The residue rs the said j. =.
fnman and Serene Anderson NAV direct, or In
oase Of their failure 50 80 90. ss the uustes
deems az.
sac spersmptory N. CsrAPLEs,
mhlStd' Trustee.
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NEW YORK, March 21.-George L.
Rives formerly Assistant Secretary OF
State, and Mrs. Sailie Whiting Belmont
We're married in this city yesterday. The
only Witnesses were several relatives.
The bride was formerly the wife Of
Oliver H. Belmont, a son OF August
Belmont. from whom she secured u
Newport divorce in 1856. This was
also Mr Riyes second marriage, his wife
dying in 1871 Mr. Rives is u cousin of
Mrs Amelie Riyes- Chandler.
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HILLsBoBO, MIcH, March 2l.-A
Young man named Thomas Barnes aged
about twenty-five was found dead yes
tcrday morning in the road al Lexington,
twelve miles from this place. His death
was caused by pistol shot through the
head.
lie was defendant in suit for bas-
tsrdy brought by Miss Josie SNYDER of
this county. lle has been threatened OF
late. No clue has been obtained Of The
murderer, and the crime is thus far in
yOlYed in mystery
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They MmHn,e Oklahoma.

PURCELL. /. T.. March 21-Congress-
man {. Ii Mansur of Chillicothe, Mo,
addressed an immense mass-meeting Of
oklahoma settlers AZ Purcell yesterday
his speech was an able argument for the
prompt opening of the Territory, and
WAS received with great enthusiasm
W hen Congressman Mansur referred to
the Presidents proclamation for the
opening Of The Territory there was deaf
ening applause The speaker urged
peace aud obedience 10 the Presidents
proclamation. The would be settlers are
daily increasing in numbers, and show
determined spirit
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THE IMMIGRATION CONVENTION.
toninissioners Whitehead and 0rattsn
speak-A Farmer Missing-A swollen
River. .
ESPECIAL 10 the Times1


DASvILLE, Va, March 2l.-The Immi.
grafton Convention of the Fifth Con-
gre-sIonal district, composed OF delegates
from the several counties comprising
that district and some adjacent, met
here to-day. Hon. William VI. Treadway
presided. Action was taken looking to
inducing immigration from the North
anu Northwest. Hon. Thomas White
head, Commissioner of Agriculture, was
present, as was Judge Grattan, Commits.
sioner Of immigration, each Of whom
made addresses.
Edward Turner, young farmer living
i've miles from Danville, has been miss.
ing from his home for two DAYS. II Is
believed that he has been foulIy dealt
with. \ certain negro, who is suspected
of the deed, is now being watched.
At Kapes' Ferry, on the Dan river,
ferry-boat capsized while IN the middle
OF the stream. The river at the time
was swollen. The ferryman, Wash. vii.
son (colored), and two mules were
drowned. Two colored boys, drivers of
the mules, swan ashore and saved their
lives
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rhsrmo,ncter At the Iiioe- once.
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The Senate's secret session.

WAsHiSGT0S, March 2l.--The Senate
met to-day at o'clock, and Immediately
after the reading Of The Journal went
into secret session.
All nominations reported from com.
mitlees were confirmed in secret session
to-day with the exception of that of Mr..
Whitelaw Reed, TO be Minister 10 France.
An eifolt was made 10 have Mr..
Reids nomination confirmed, but
under objection By Mr. Plumb, il
went over until the next executive
session. There is no question Of the
continuation OF Mr. Reds nomination.
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NEW YORK, March 2l.--The British
steamship Plata, from Italian ports,
which arrived yesterday with smallpox
on board, IS still detained at quarantine.
The patients have been removed TO the
Riverside hospital. The ship is being
fumigeted and her psssen-
gers yaccinated Every precaution is
being taken TO prevent the disease from
spreading.
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HARTFORD, CoNy., March AT New
Britain, this evening. Frederick Ruff,
aged ffiy-thfee, saloon keeper, quar-.
feled with John O'Brien. who came into
the saloon for liquor During the row
Run drew revolver and shot O'Brien
through the right lung. OBrien died
within twenty minutes after the shoot
ing. He was but twenty-four years of
age and leaves a widow Ruff Is under
arrest
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Mr. Plunb's objection was purely for
nal. The report was made on the noml-
nations OF Fred. Grant and John I. New
to-day, because there was not quorum
Of the Foreign Relations Committe pres
ent. The list Of nominations confirmed
to-day was not given out for publication.
AT 2 T. VI the Senate adjourned until J
clock tomorrow.
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= Prominent "omber of the New York
Cotton Exchange suddenly pies

NEw YORK. March 2l-Buslness was
almost suspended al the Cotton Ex-
change to-day, in consequence of the
news oi the sudden death of William
Woodward Jr, one OF the most promi.
nent members Mr. Woodward was
about fity-iour years of age lie resided
at II west Fifiy-drst street, and started
last night 10 visit hts brother, James T.
Woodward president OF the Hanover
National Bank, who resides on Twenty
eighth street lie took Fourth avenue
car. and bad not proceeded far down
town when he was struck suddenly by
apoplexy, and died in few minute.
he had large interests in various South
ern corporations
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AlFANIf. COAST LINE
fIrHMOFI ANp PE EH-BuHo hAtLnpAD,
fICHAOsD. NA., March ~, lsss.
NOTICE.
40 and sifeI SUNDAY, March Ztta. Trains
t.. 10 ard ~ wilt te llsc0nt uuCd south 90
Weldon. y a. Those trains wIl continue 10
fl between Richmond and Weldon Until
.I.Nrf nD. lCt.
N N -CiiY. Superintendent.
g tMLts1a. General Passenger Agent.
Iun k.5t
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OF the United States, he having not yet
taken out his second papers. There is
considerable opposition already being
manifested 10 hi, nomination, especially
from his own State Mr.. Blaine so far
does not seem to have had any large de-
gree Of luck in connection with those
names which he has been most In favor
OF securing positions for.
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CITY OF Mexico, March ga re-
markable literary hnd has been made
here by tourist. 1t IS fret folio Of
Shakespeares plays, dated 1928 which
he found at a book stall here and bought
for few dollars. The copies are in
perfect condition, and show that they
have never been tampered with. The
copy Is stated 10 command $4,000 In
London
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DUBLIN, March 2l-A number Of
evictions took place at Tonawilly, Coun-
tr Donegal 4 large crowd Of sympa-
thizers with the tenants were present,
but they we're oyer-awed by the presence
of strong force OF police snd military,
and made 80 attempt TO interfere Fully
three hundred police and soldiers at
ienled tie eYintOIs
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lspecialtO the TINES }

LN'f'N"'tt W tAt' a A"r
ROANOKE, Va, March 2l.-Abont 2l5
o'clock this mornings colored man who
was stealing n ride on the front of the
baggage car OF passenger train No Oh
the Norfolk and Western WAS put ol by
the fireman. As the train moved oil he
fired two shots at Engineer Williams and
his fireman. II is thought he will be ap.
pretended
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inc wells known. yer aflls comedian. IN the
...f dressed aid most iaughahle comedy,
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Engineer Msy-r Acquitted

WHKEsBARgE, Pa. March 2l.--The
accuittal Of Engineer Mayer to-day ends
the Mud Run disaster trials, three per-
sons accused having all been acquitted,
and the record standing that nobody was
to blame for the loss Of sixiy-one iiyes
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1s GOO OporatIve. LIkeIy 10 I.eeome Idle

o~f'"" 'fNA"''N' '+'0''' :" '''"'N '"'0'
FALL RIVER, MASS, March 2l.-The
strike situation is unchanged, except
that the Granite, Richard Borden, Troy,
and Mechanics mills shut down indeh-
nitely to-day. Others will close to-mor-
row, and it seems likely that every mill
in town will be closed by Saturday and
that 80, 600 operatives will be idle
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In Prison Garb.

New YORK, March 2l.--Robert Sieel,
the Pension Ohce clerk who was con-
yicted Of forging pension checks, was
sentenced to-day by Judge Benedict In
the United States Circuit Court TO six
wears In the Erie penitentiary.
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NEW YORK, March 21.-In an aban-
doned yalise found by the brakeman in
the train which arrived here at 2l5 p
VI. to-day from New Haven was baby
about month old, plainly clad, and
which had a dose of paregoric. The
child is now al police headquarters.
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NEW YoRK, March 2l.-The strike of
the feather workers is virtually over.
The girls admit their defeat One hun
dred Of the two hundred and fifty girls
who struck in Cohnfeld's factory re-
turned to work this morning.
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SANFORD. Fla. March 21--Ex-Presis
dent Cleveland aud ex-secretaries BAY
oid, Villas and Dickinson were enter
tained al the Sanford House to-day. Il
is expected that the party will spend
several days here upon their return TRIP
from Cuha.
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A Big Fire, ani the owner Nearly suffo-

ELMIRA, y. y, March 2l.-E. B. Gard
ners beer bottling establishment here
was burned at an early hour this morn
ing. Loss, $4,000; nearly covered by
insurance. Gardner was partially suiio-
Gated, and is in a serious condition.
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Weather Indications.

In fias.. ...... ell Moon sets........ 1900
n .afs........... tsJ pav's .enytn l@b.o2m
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AWc~ENgNrs To-nAY ASD NIcut.
IN..n 80 performance.
Nonr-~pote Ba sor iu "fn5 Em'uant a.
.tuatstroet Opera uousc-Gcorg0 A. Hen
t.fson n The Leave II Man. matiaee a.
$50 b. a aus T. s.
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Supdry NOmInatIon.

WAsnrNGroN, d c., March 22.-The
President sent to-day TO the Senate the
nominations Of Henry NJ. Blante, OF
Montana, to be Chief Justice Of the Su-
preme Court Of Montana, and c. G..
Wilson, postmaster At Alilledgeyille, Ga.
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GLAscow, March Elm the base ball
game here to-day the An-America Club
defeated the Chicagos by s. to 4. There
was large attendance.
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r- wAsHiN0IoS. j C., March a.-
uf Up. n. lnilcauons-For Virginia,
-D North and south CaroIns. fair sta-
mas temperature. northwcsteriy winds
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GRotTIiIfS. sc.


L1R FASTING lN LENT,
TRY OUR
ea. kef SALMON uli HALfhL T.
t... nIDAIIN- Hui iihhhiNGc,
4 HIl~H. N AChIltfL, ..,...,,,
hltLLk ~PNDIIlN and HAMbi no
KILLED. HENtfN0e
fIHN BEANS SNAPS. aud PEAS,
lYtl iTuf~. Pt MfhiN-, PEACHES
fE .H- pLTN~ PiNEAPPitS.
lNIl.lI-. NC ~uhOOMs. OLIVES.
Ltf.I.H PICKLES,
sI.. ARNNl and all kinds OF CHEESE.
fElrOhAIED Pc tks, PEACHES, ar
Nlia CHERRIES.
I4fIF0HNI FRENCH PRUNES,
.lI4E PkJNts. on y 100 per pound.
...-. ~ COFFEE or Our own roasting arc hl-
WAYS increasing Ihof1no41 wants the
ARABIAN MlNIl RS.
l.r sWLEl MOUNTAIN WINE at only a..
auu olr PREMIUM WHISKY at t2'ltsAe
tle lead.
ECROPE AN STORE OF HERMAN SCHMIDT
5uaul j2 Broad. corner itth street,
MIDI Richmond. Va.
=
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Mr.. W. j. THORNTON, Macon. Ga,
saws. ! have tried Bradycroline for my
wife and myself and in both instances
had relief in ten or fifteen minutes.
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That hacking cough can be so quickly
cured by sbiloh's Cure. we guarantee
OWENS Il MINOR DRUa Co
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Mr.. ALFRED robinson, Wilson, n
c., says: Bradycrotine never fails to cure
the Headache
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Rfon41>D VA Marchls.b, ls''.
HAVING QUALIFIED As ADMIN
II f-IKATOh of the lto Dr. W. q. Cruich-
rer.0u- having claims agsin-i h.s ea
'.. please present the same tD me prop
SD certified. uli Hl persons iuacDt5t 80 the
t.f.fe. .H.I. please come forward Ind settle.
CONWAY h. SANDS.
ni.ttf Eleventh all Bank sireets.
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.Ioul g. lsHEht0u, Jr.. Salesman
So. "a u0rth Nlutn street
CURATOR SAILS OF TIE LAW
& AND NI~CELLANEOIs LIBRARY or
tr LATE HON. JAMES NELSON Al
IIIDN
.r .4fat.f of she estate OF tie late Hon.
-..ei Aee.ou shall sell at auction. on
FRIDAY. MARCH IuE --u.
..nr.r ing ati o'ciech T.. 81. at fAe auction
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