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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-07-24

The Harrison family Is still open
TO gifts. Send them care OF the
Cape May Cottage. Small favms
received with thanks and large
ones in proportion.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice IS hereby gil en- that he following
accounts and vouchers have been filed III
the Probate Court OF Hooking cOunty,O
for first partial settlement:
William Spencer, Executor OF the VIII
OF Jesse spencer, deed.
And tho same will come on for hearing
on the 18th day OF August, 1890, ut ~ O'Clock
A. NJ, or us soon thereafter as may he con-
yenient. W. ACKER,
July 2f-3w Pro. Jtid-e
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The decrease OF Ohio sheep under
. high tariff proves that the OHIO
wool grower knows more about
hogeing than he has learned about
sheeping.
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With three new assistants to help
him shovel the money out of the
Treasury, Secretary Window ought
to be able to keep even with Con
gress.
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The Philadelphia Record
says one Of the interesting
disclosures of the census
enumeration is the fact that
the population of the rotton-
borough State of Nevada is
about $4,000. With less
than one-third Of the present
Congressional ratio Of popu-
lation, this wreched and des-
olate mining-camp is as in
fiuencial in the upper branch
of Congress as is the great
State Of Pennsylvania. The
fathers Of the Republic never
dreamed of such a continu-
ing scandal as this, or they
would have provided a way
Of escape from 1t.
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Putting the entire control Of
elections in the hands of one party
is called by Republican leaders. Sc
acufing "a fair and honest election
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Excursion rates to Columbus 0.
July Is G. 81 1890 to the
Ohio funniest.

On July 26 tc II the C. II. V. & 7
BY, will sell Excursion tickets to Col
umbus anG return ut one fare Tor the
round trip. Tickets good returning
until July 18th inclusive.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-07-24

Tic problem as 10 the reduction
of the National surplus has been
solved by tee Republicans. Its
all gone.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-07-24

The advance IN binding twine
will take away about all'the North
western farmer can make by the
tariff on hen eggs.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-07-24

The Republican Congressional
Convention for this the 18Th dis
trict. will he held at Logan SEP
tember 3rd.
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Tuesday, August 9Th, 1890,

ut IL O'Clock, A. NJ, for the purpose of
mlnating a candidate for Member of
Congress for the said District, and other
necessary business.
The basis of representation in said Con-
vention shall be one delegate Tor eac n one
hundred votes and each fraction over fifty
votes cast in each of said counties for Gov.
James Z. Campbell, under which appor.
tionment each OF said counties is entitled
TO the following number OF Delegates:
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A bankrupt treasury and deficit
of $130.O0O.O00 are the startling
results of sixteen months of Repub-
lican Administration.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-07-24

A Connecticut nan. OF eighty.
three, Is cutting his third set If
teeth,
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DR. Dehig's Worm Syrup. Sweet
to the taste. pleasant and mild. See
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By order OF the Dem. District Committee.
IRWIN DUNCAN, Chm.
T. E. Shaffer, Sec'y.
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APPOINTMENT NOTICE.

Estate OF ThonaS Payne. dec'd.
Tlc Undersigned has been appCinteu
1ni qt t,ijiiest ;,S Administrator OF the e.
t9te nj ThoE,as RdyLe, late OF hEE.uS
.;OJGty dec'ss. LEVI CoS-
June J-,w
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DEMOCRATIC
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION

At meeting of the Democratic District
Committee held at the Rempel House in
Logan, Wednesday. July ,, 1880, at which
resent ted, the following call was issued:
The Democracy OF the 18th Congressional
District. composed OF the counties OF
Hooking, Jackson, Morgan, Fairfield, Per-
ry and Niuton, are called to meet in Dele
gate Convention in LOGAN, Oh
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

When Daby was sick, We save her Castoria-
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoeia,
When She ;.aa Children, shs gave thsm CaaA6h
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PROBATE NOTICE.

NOtice1 is hereby gwen thar the follow
ing accounts and vouchers have been filed,
in the Probate Court of Hooking county,
OhiO for first ans. final settlement:
Mary A. Deienblugh, guardian OF Mar
tina ]. Dcieni,au.i Stachia NJ. Deienbaugh'
aud SaiaI ". Defen baugh.
AMI iIe same will come on for hearing
on the 5ti day of July, 1890, Mt 10 o'clock
A. ", or as soon thereafter as may be con-
veuient w. TAO tkER.
Juue l2-3w Pro Judge
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Question---Where can clothing
Of good value be found
Ans--Numerous styles at Roses.
Cues What is the remark in
regard to their goods ?
Ans--It is said that Chas. Roses
offer in each price is a little better
value than others.
Ques--What other advantage is
there in buying clothing of them !?
Ans--They offer the neatest and
best in that line.
Conclusion When in need Of
anything try them.
Chas. Rose.
The Strictly One Price Clothing.
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THIS WILL Be A BIG "FAlR YEAR" "

JAS. CAPEHART, Pres, Pt Pleasant, W. Va.
P. T. WALL. Sec'y GaIIipoIis, 0.
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random Cate. board 81, maj b4ets, $s.
AMONG THE FIREMEN.


Three Alarms Yesterday-P racticinr with
the Aerial Ladder.
There were three alarms Of fire yesterday
two Of which came in simultaneously
These were from the Sixth ward and from
Sixth avenue. Tho IRE department. re-
sponded to the latter, % it was near the
business center of the city. A barn belong
ing to Richard Jockey and rented by Louis
Rosencrans WAS ON ire. Tho 6remsn we're
at the scene very promptly, and in q very
short time extinguished the blaze. The
damage was very slight. and the origin Of
the fire is laid to the steam motor which
used for keeping COWS, but th4fAwere none
IN it at the time. A young oahvas tied up,
Wilson rescued the little animal while the
names were roaring in the roof.
Inc other alarm was from Gilchrist Bros.
q EdRar's lumber yard. A small pile Of
wood and shavings wero on fire but they
wore extinkuished without the aid Of the
flremen. The loss wae Nominal.
department out. This var 4 test alarm for
exercise and practice wish the aerial hook
and ladder. In sixteen heSonds the blacks
attached to the hose carriage were dashing
down Main street and The ponderous ladder
truck WAS right after " and there was
close call to collision With street car.
Both teams wore halted in front Of the Iron
Front building and hundbeds Of people were
on the spot looking forAfAse. Within Ave
minutes after the alarIi had been sounded
the aerial ladder was hoiBted to the roof of
the big structure, height of sixty-five feet,
ana Fireman Cannon was on top. Il was
G q.ici piece Of work and fully demon
|sfIsted the ability of the department to
handle the aerial ladder in cases OF emer-
|Geney.
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COURT HOUSE NEWS.


inc Beard II 1QuAlina13oa Nosts Monday
-Fiung's witA The sserstar.
Outside Of the secretary Of states olasa
business wsa rather quiet around the court
house yesterday. But Monday promises "a
BE- moro active % the state board Of
equalization NESTS to assess the property Of
the railroad corporations. Attorney gsner-
81 Haskell says the powers Of the board in
this connection are vsry limited. They are
confined to one small paragraph in the
stats constitution while the county boards
have dozen pages Of Law to work from.
Hedoes not anticipate any conflict, how.
evsr, and thinks tho valuation will remain
nearly the same a. il Vas last year. Il il
expected that all the railroad companies
will be represented.
The following are yesterdays filings with
Secretary Rotwitt:
Certificate Of incorporation Of the Jay
Hawk Mining company, limited, inoorpora'
ted May 70. 1883, was filed with the score.
tary Yesterday. Also : statement in oath
that the capital stock il ElB0 600. in shares
of 81 each, Of which Ia, 664 shares have beer
received. The amount of the capital stock
actually paid in is 1883 Ia. 3d., and there
is q balance Of E3,261 Ia. Cd. due. The
liabilities are g, 80 borrowed, which carry
10 per cent. interest per annum. Sundry
debts In England amount to E71O l6s. Sd.
Sundry debts in Montana, the amount OF
which h not yet ascertained, are legal and
tradesman's debts. The assets are the Jay
Hawk and Pettingill group Of mines, ten
stamp gold mill, air compressor, mill sites,
etc., and a 15-stamp mill on Dewey's Flats.
The appointment and acceptance Of Horace
B. Kane 40 agent has also been filed.
Articles Of Incorporation Of the New L.
sue Publishing company, with A. II. Priest,
r. A. Nelson, s. J. Stone and II. v. Wheeler
on incorporators. The object shall be to
publish ono or more newspapers and to do
job printing. The capital stock ia 500
in shares of $40 each. Helena will be the
principal place OF business.
The Homestaks Mining COMPANY has
been incorporated with G.. X. Wells, A. ].
Seligman and L. G. Phelps, AZ lncorpora-
tors. The capital stock will be 81, 500, OOO
in 50O, 600 shares Of IS each. Castle will be
the principal place of business.
Duplicate articles of incorporation Of the
Riverside Mining company. Thomas NJ.
Park, Harry A. Jones, Daniel White and F.
w. Van Allen, Of Bozeman, and George B.
and D. F. Morgan, of Minneapo-
lis, as incorporators. Capital $500, 900 in
shares Of 81 each. Principal Office, Boze-
man.
A certificate Of incorporation Of the Dia-
mond Mining company, with j. E. Van
Gundy, Joseph Lodge, Harry Peterson and
John +. Lloyd ct al. as incorporators, Cap
ital stock $80O, 900, in 4OO,O 600 shares of IL
each. Orc Elmo Mining district will Is the
place of buainess. ss-5-
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LOVED By HIS FELLOW W0RKMEN
Gensral Yardmastsr W1laer Pleasantly
Surprised Defers His Departure.

4 K
Asa wilder. the popular general yard
master Of The Northern Pacific yards in
Helena, leaves on Wednesday to accept
better position with the company at Seattle,
All the yard employees, and especially The
sWitchmsn, had . warm spot in their hearta
for Nh. Wilder. and their regard and esteem
for him was fttinsly attested yesterday
evening = Nj. Wilder had finished his last
days' work in Helena. Az he Was walking
70 his house Mr.. Wilder was accostsd BY q
awitohman who said his presence vas de
Inandsd by . number Of his fellow work
men 70 consider matter Of grave Inn
portance. Mr.. Wilder reluctantly went
away, apprshensivs Of something serious,
a he could not surmise the meaning Of the
gathering. r. 81. Campbell was designated
place Mr.. Wilder was assured that there
was no cause for alarm among such 9
psacable get Of switchmen and promised to
make flying switch Of tho business be-
fore him: Proceeding Mr.. Camphell said:
"Mr. Wilder We have invited You here this
evening en ior the purpose OF presenting you
II %''h the . sss.snir in as which n soa
are held BY the employees and your
subordinates in Helena yard and in behalf
Of my s1ellow-workmen, allow mo to *
press our sincere regrets at your departure
and in leaving ~ 20 suddenly. We have
all found very strong attachment and
everlasting friendship for you because you
have treated rs like men ever sine you first
became our yard master. We wish to thank
Won for all your past courtesies and favors
which you have extended to 10, one and all.
and will say that your kindness
has been highly appreciated by u.s.
In conclusion the speaker said there was ~
good material in the Helena yard for sue
oessor to Mr.. Wilder a. could be found in
the entire system OF the Northern Pacific o.
any other system, but If their superior of
6cers saw Ct to appoint an outsider to fill
the vacancy they promised to abide by this
and give him cordial welcome. and hoped
he would guard the interests Of the COM
pany and Of the employees 40 we'll az Mr..
Wilder had done. Mr.. Wilder was wished
all the success and prosperity that could
fall to the lot of railroad man in his now
field, and bid him goodbye.
Mr.. Wilder was deeply touched BY the un-
expected manifestation Of friendship, and
in accepting the gold watch and chain pre-
sented to HIM, promised to always treasure
1t because it came from mon whom he ad
mired with feeling warmer than more COM
General hand-shaking fol-
lowed, and it ID needless to add that Mr..
Wilder will take with him the good wishes
OF all the Northern Pacific employees.
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Kuphal d Schumacher Move to Mors
Central Quarters.
About i've years ago there might have
been seen behind the counters of small
grocery establishment in this city in the In
ternational block, two bright industrious
young men. Their stock was small. They
could not at that time afford to hire any
clerks. They took turn about in delivering
their goods. Their expenses were light.
and 90 were their sales for while. Bust
ness began to pick up and they gradually in
creased their stock. They hired delivery
man and then clerk. Their business m
CREASED at such rate that they opened a
branch on Bridge street. which necessitated
the employment of several extra men. They
moved on in this way for about three years
and then they sought more commodious
quarters, removing their stock from both
Of their stores into what il known az the
Zeigler building on upper main street. The
firm name and style of this enterprizing and
prosperous firm was that of Kuphal q Leo
pold. In March last Mr.. Leopold disposed
Of his interest in the business to young
and enterprizing man, who had had great
deal of experience in the grocery business,
ana now Inc style OF the nrm IS Auphal d
Schumacher, Mr.. F. w. Kuphal and I. G.
Schumacher being the sole proprietors.
Their business has had such an unpre-
cedented growth during the past few
months that they have been compelled to
secure more central and commodious quar-
ters, and they have therefore leased
the elegant store room on Main
street opposite the Gold and
Power block, one door south of Sixth ave-
nue.. The firm make speciality of hand
ling fancy ana imported groceries, and
justly claim that they carry q better line of
this class Of goods than any other house in
Helena. They do not overstock themselves
like many others by shipping about twice q
year, but believe in having continually on
hand fresh goods, and are receiving fresh
supply nearly every day, thereby avoiding
the custom Montana merchants have here
tofore fallen into of allowing their goods to
become stale by permitting them to remain
on their shelves from year to year. This
firm is also the sole agent for the Bud
weiser celebrated st. Louis beer, and are
selling large quantities of this delicious
beverage. A fine line Of choice family
wines, put up specially for family trade,
are made speciality Of.
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A Beautiful Fitting Glove
Is undoubtedly the finishing as we'll as the
most attractive portion of lady's costume.
e simply completes the appearance and
gives pronounced effect II the color q ii
accordance and the at perfect one. Fos.
ber's celebrated lace and Mosquetair il At
present the acknowledged leading kid glove
u every fashionable circle. The New York
pU Goods Store has been given the exclu-
ive agency for this glove for Helena. They
barry an exquisite line. consisting Of every
conceivable shade, style and color; and
button length Mosquetair in colors Of tan,
bray, beaver and Eidel, are especially popu-
ar for street war. Heliotrope, sea foam,
emethyst. pearl gray and old ross shades in
to 80 button lengths are notably popular
for evening wear. The New York Store ex-
press much qualification at their success in
Pandiing this glove, which il one of the
popular features of this concern. A guar
fntee IL given with each pair.
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The adjourned meeting of the Working
Woman's Home association meets August
4th Monday, No. 20 Raleigh streets, 2 ., m.
LAURA e. HowE1, Pres.
DELLA A. KELLOGG, Sec.
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At Cost,
lntenomg TO retire from business vii
close out my entire stock Of clothing, fur
n,sh,ng goods. hats. caps. boots and shoes.
blankets and quilts at cost.
A. BIRKxNFKLD,
ID South Main street,
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On account of the Anaconda races The
Northern Pacific railroad will sell tickets
Helena to Garrison and return, at one and
one-ffth fare for the round trip, Tickets
on sale Aug. LIST to 9th inclusive. Good r.
return to Aug. 10th.
A. ID. EDGAR. General Acent
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"Hunyady 1Iatyas" (Bitter) Water.
Contains more suiphate magnesia Zen
sam salts) and less sulphats soda CLAUDE,
or horse salts) than Hunyady Janus water
Recommended by the medical profession
Price 25c per quart bottle.
H. N. PARcHEN & Co.
Agents.
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New line of ladies' muslin night dresses ,
FoWles' Cash Store.
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Lawson, the Sixth avenue PHOTOGRAPHER, whose
rooms were recently damaged by fra. expects to
reopen his fine parlors on the 18th inst. He 10
furnishing his studio with the latest novelties IN
accessories, both for children and adults, II will
pay you to wait and examine them.
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"Hunyady Matyas" Glitter

Grandon Cafe, the coolest dining room in the
city. Board 81. m cal ticket Sc.
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Anaconda Races,

Black and colored silk handkerchiefs a
Fowles' CO .h Sore.
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Don't forget that low prices prevail during the
month Of August at the Helena Wall Paper store,
Diamond block. next door to the Helena Water
Co. 3 office, Sixth ave.
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Don't forget that low prices prevail during tn,
month of August 1t the Helena Wall Paper store
Diamond block, next door to tho Helena Watel
Co. . Office, Sixth ave.
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Grandon Cafe, the coolest dining room In the
city. Board 81, meal tick o. So. -
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Dent forget that low prices prevail dnrin~ the
@onin OF August It tine Helena Wall PAPER store,
~ block, next door to the Helena Water
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Through Freight Rates.

Through Freight Rates.
On the Union Pacific, going into s6s<
Aug. l, from Milwaukee. Chicago and com
mon points. and st. Louis and common
points, to Montana common points: First.
class, g; second, $2.66; third, S2.06; fourth
$1.65; fifth, $1.4O; class A, &1.80; B, SLOT
Q, 1910; D, S3c; =, 72c; west bound.
A. e. VEAxxR,
Freight and Pass. Agent.
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Fans in all styles. colors and prices 1t Fowles'
Cash store.
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OF imported, domestic and Key West ci-
CARS I'm the city. Opposite Grand Central
hotel.
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Notice.

The Grandon Gaia is now under new manage
ment. EoArd 81, meal ticket So
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MATHDS0N 4 CO,
HOUSES FOB SALE.

L IL
s13- o for a new, well-b1ilt, frame dwell
in on Rodrey street; good shed and
fen 4es; lot 5Oxi5O. Terms: $3.50 Gown.
S25 per month.
$3.50 for new and handsome cottage on
Hollins ave, one block west of Benton
ave-, on line of electric road; south
front. 900 down, t25 per month.
| S17Oo for new 7-room house ON Sparta
stiee It; good fenas city water: within
10 minutts' walk from court house;
Let 50xl25. Terms: 500 down, $50 per
mOath.
$1,000 for large 7-room house, PEG sta ave-,
half q block west Of Benton ava. ard
enc bl ok from electric line: c ty wa
ter; 600 down, SO per m onth.
$500 for one of the finest residences on
Bro !dway.
VACANT Lots.
800 eat for lots 50s14o in in Hewins'
addition.
$3.50 for good building lot 5Ox125, one
block from Rodney street.
500 for Gesirab.e residence lots in Fro d
water addition. So down, balance on
ono and two years time. To intend
ing builders no down payment 70.
CURED.
$500 for excellent lot ION Prospect ava.
near Flowerse Addison 5Oxi4O. Oniy
500 down, SO per m nth.
5000 for 100 feet on Broadway.
Rarea;ns in lots ID Easterly and
F,oweree additions.
HOUSES FOR RENT.
MATHEsoN 4 CO..
Motor Bloch, Helena, Mont.
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Grandon Cefe, the coolest dining room in the
city. Board 81. meal ticket "a
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Money Loaned
On furniture. No removal. no publicity
Apply to 6111 South Main street.
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Infants long and short muslin dresses :
F0wless' Cash Store.
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At Cost.

Barc.ins in lace collars and cuffs this week .
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The Hawkeye swath hay loader and Commo
chine q tbs age. At +. G. Power 4 Cos 49,
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Buy the z: g. csrst only &c. Ths hiesal
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HELENA m BRIEF.

Every thing at the Bes Hive reduced to make
room for new fall goods.
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HELENA IN BRIEF.
Jackson's music store, Bailey block.
Dinner from u to at the Bon Ton.
Board and rooms at Miss sNeagle's, M
Clark street. --.. 2
James W. Barker, merchant tailor, Main
street, opposite First National bank.
Go east via the Montana Central and
Manitoba railways, the nav, sleepine and
dining car route to st. Paul and the east.
Through trains Leave Helena daily at 1l:80
q. m.
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Grandon CAFE, bo., d q, NAL t,oset. "a

Do not fail to see the bargains in Infants fine
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Tho Jenness Miller model bodice for sale .,
Fowles' Cash Store.
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Have your gloves fitted at Fowles' Cash Store.

Boom at the Bee Hive, caused by the immense
line OF goods just placed on the 5 and 10 cent
counters. &C. 35sfl
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Grandon cafe. the COO est dinips room In III.
cit5. Loard 81, NAL tiekot "a
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Call and see tho hand-knit s.phyr worsted
bands for infants It Towles' Cash STORE.
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Go to Fowles' Cash Store for notions and fame
goods.
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Statement From Mr. Pinuey.

Infants embroidered flannel hirts at Foxle
Cash Store -