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Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1890-08-30
ARIZONA'S GOVERNOR.
He Retires from the Office at the Request
OF the Admi stration.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 3O.-At the request
of the secretary Of the interior Gov.
Wolfey, of Arizona, resigned his office
and his resignation has been accepted.
In response 20 a request for II statement
as to the cause Of Wolhey's retirement
Secretary Noble last night said Mr.. Wolf
ley's personal and official character had
not been brought into question. He was
an honorable gentleman and he, the Sec
retary, had been for years and was still,
his friend. Yet while this was so, he
believed with the president, a change in
the office to be in the interest of all con-
cerned. Mr.. Murphy, the secretary of
state, will act as governor until Mr.. Wolf
ley's successor shall be appointed.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1890-08-30

MONMOUTH PARK, Aug. 30.-Salvator
has smashed the record fo- a mile.
Right after the third race he was brought
on the track. There was short delay.
Then Salvador appeared, followed by Ros-
setta and another horse who we're to act
as pace-makers. The first pace-maker
carried him along at rapid pace to the
head OF the stretch, where he was joined
by Rosetta. She helped him along, he
running easily in the meanwhile until the
last furloHg was reached, when Bergan
sat down to ride and he passed by the
winning post like steam engine. When
l ;351a was hung up cheer after cheer
rent the air. The time by fractions was:
Quarter, 23 So; half, Az; three-quar-
ters, :ll1a; mile, l :351a. The purse
was $25 900.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1890-08-30
Artesian Water.

Every little while some Santa Fean, dis
cussing the utility of artesian wells for
farming purposes, is heard to make the
remark that "it can't be DONE" The at
tentio1 of these individuals is called to
the following in regard to an experiment
that has been made in the San Luis val
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1890-08-30
A Cowboy Fight in German City.

LONDON, Aug. 30.-Meager details have
been received of a fight between the cow
boy and Indian companies of Buffalo Bill
and DR.. Carver in the streets OF Ham
burg. 1t is understood that fierce con
hct took place, and that but for the in
reference of the police in force life would
have been taken. DR.. Carver's company
is bat lately from Russia, where in Mos
COW it had great trouble with the police
and blood was shed. For long time
there has been great rivalty between DR..
Carver and Buffalo Bill. The latter opened
his show in Hamburg yesterday.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1890-08-30
Letter List.

List of letters remaining uncalled for in
the postottice at Santa Fe, New Mexico, for
the week ending August 80, 1890. Ifnot
called for within two weeks will be sent to
the dead letter office at Washington:
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1890-08-30
CAMPAIGN CULLINGS.
A Rio ArrIbR Man Names Hon. Frank
Springer for Delegate
ical Points.
TO the Editor of the New Mexican.

TO the Editor Of the New Mexican
TERRA AMARILLA, N. M. Aug. 27.--As
the holding of the territorial Republican
convention is approaching there is con-
siderable talk as to who the Republican
nominee will be; and having heard that
the Democrats seem to think that the Re-
publlcans have no man who can be elect
ed to the SD congress, suggest that we
have more stock on hand than they think
Many would be glad to see Hon. Frank
Springer, from Colfax county, nominated
if he will accept. Mr.. Springer is well
known throughout the territory. He is a
man who possesses all the necessary
qualifications is good Republican, and
have no doubt that if he will accept the
nomination he will be elected. New
Mexico would not be ashamed to have
such man in congress, but on the con-
:rary be proud OF its delegate. For our
part Rio Arriba county will stay by Hon
Frank Springer, and if nominated Rio
Arriba will give him handsome majority.
Yours truly, ALEX. READ.
David Baldwin, of Pennington, men,
ber of the Republican central committee
for San Juan county and highly respect
ed citizen, died at his home on the 22d.
The following delegates have been elect
ed to the Republican county convention
to be held on Tuesday next;
Canoncito Precinct-Jose l.. Madril,
Pedro Salas.
Golden Precinct-Geo. G. Smith, w.
W. Spencer, Valentine Schick.
From the following it will be seen that
the time candidates for office to make
promises is already at hand. 1t is re-
ported that if Sam Carpenter gets the
nomination and elected he will let AL
Card have his same old position as deputy
sheriff under him. How do the people
tike this ?-Pinos Altos Miner.
The next legislature will divide the big
county OF San Miguel into two and
probably three counties OF convenient
size. If this is done the local political
plums will not appear SO tempting, and
it will be seen that much of the present
lawlessness viii be rapidly done away
with.-Las Vegas Stockgrower.
The following are the Colfax county
delegates to the Silver City Democratic
convention: Chas. Hickman, j. V. Val
dez, A. Sever, &. E. Hosmer, Geo. Nc
Cormick, E. B. Franks. The delegation
was instructed for Joseph. Judge J. H.
Walker was selected as member of the
territorial committee and chairman of the
Democratic county committee.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1890-08-30
improvements at a Military Post.

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Aug. 30.-Con-
tracts for the extensive improvement of
the military post have been signed.
Ground will be broken in two weeks.
Two new barrack halls will be built. A
mess room costing $4,000 will be con-
structed, an additional guard house will
be made, also an extensive improvement
of off GERS quarters. The total cost will
be considerably more than $500, 900, and
as soon as the buildings are completed
more troops will be stationed here by the
department of war. The work will be
finished next spring. This addition will
make San Antonio the largest military
post in the union.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1890-08-30

In calling please say advertised and
give the date. JACOB WELTMER, 2. M.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1890-08-30

The house is in committee of the who'll
on the private calendar.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1890-08-30

Accounts of Banks, Bankers and Corporations
solicited.
Our facilities for COLLECTIONS are excellent
and we re-discount for Banks when balances
warrant it.
Boston is a Reserve City, and balances with Us
from Banks mot located in other Reserve Cities
count as a reserve.
We draw our own Exchange on London and
the Continent, and make transfers and place
money by telegraph throughout the United
States and Canada.
We have market for prime iirst-class Invest
ment Securities, and invite proposals from
States Counties and Cities when issuing bonds.
We do general Banking Business, and invite
correspondence
Asa p. POTTER. Prest.
JOS. w. WORK, Cashier.
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Deaths.

.MossMoS.-February II. 1890, In this city,
Harry James Mossman. son Of John and Sarah
MOssnan. in the fifth year OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
specially invited TO attend the funeral, nom
his parents residence, No. 48s Rockland street,
on Saturday afternoon at o'clock Interment
at Woodward Hin cemetery.
BRoM-In this city, on the llth Inst, Mrs
Elizabeth Brom, In her 73d year.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re.
spectfully invited TO attend the funeral, from
her son's residence, No. 4S4 Chester street, on
Friday morning at $40 at the house and o'clock
at st. Anthony's church. lnterment at St. An
thongs cemetery. 2td
James Wilson, In the S0th year OF his age.
The relatives and friends of tho family are re-
spectfully invited TO attend the funeral, from
his late residence, on Friday morning. High
Mass at ~. Peters Catholic church at o'clock
a. m. Interment at the cemetery. ltd
MISUNDERSTANDING H. 1880, at Lampeter
John Lanious, aged 62 years
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from
his late residence In Lampeter, on Friday after
also at the Methodist church, Strasburg. Inter
ment at Strasburg cemetery. 2td
HERR February II. 1890, In this city, Chris
tlan ID. Herr, president Of the Lancaster County
National bank, In his Sist year.
The relatives and friends Of the family are re
spectfully invited TO attend the funeral from
his late residence, No. al West Orange street,
on Friday afternoon ut 2 O'Clock. Services at
the Duke Street Methodist church at 2:a0. In
terment at Woodward Hin cemetery. Please
omit flowers.
McCoMB.-February ~, 1890, William Me.
Comb, In the 10th year or his age.
The relatives ana friends Of the family are re.
spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from
his late residence, In Drumore, on Saturday
afternoon Ut 2o'clock. Intermont at Chestnut
Level. 2td&w
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HANNAH MCCARTHY DIES.
sine suffers . Long Time From Dropay.
BaY. Moran Called to Annapolis.

Rev. Moran Called to Annapolis.
COLUMBIA, Feb. lS.--Mrs. Hannah Me-
Carthy, living on Union street, near Fith,
died 1t her home yesterday afternoon, aged
% years he. death resulted from pneu-
monia and dropsy after four months Ill
mess. She was tho widow Of Dennis Nc
Carthy, who was killed on the Pennsylva-
mia railroad seven years ago. She was
born In ireland and has lived In town for
many years. Two daughters survive, Miss
Ellen Mccarthy, at homo, and Sister Anna
Theresa, at the Founding asylum, New
York. The funeral will take place on Sat-
nrtiay morning at 0o'clock from st. Peters
Catholic church.
Rev. F. J. Clay Moran, rector Of st.
Paurs p. E. church, has been called by the
bishop of Maryland to the ofIioe Of arch
deacon OF Annapolis.
Constable g. Morrison has been notified
by the clerk OF the court, under instruc-
tions from the judges, to notify borough
and township constables that their election
last year was for thrce years.
G. c. kaufman, ESQ.,, will address the
Franklin lyceum, of East Donegal town
ship. on Thursday evening, February 20.
John Reidinger, four year-old son OF
George Reidinger, living on South Fourth
street, took an overdose of laudanum this
morning. The bottle was standing on a
sewing machine and was picked up by the
boy and some Of the contents swallowed.
DIR. Markell was summoned and prescribed
the proper antidotes.
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m COMMON PLEAS COURT.
Judge Patterson Files Opinions In 1'hr
Cases Argued Some Time Ago.

Judge Patterson Files Opinions In Three
Cases Argued Some Time Ago.
The uuit OF Abraham Y. Gantz
~. Henry u. Gantx, was attached
FOR trial at noon to-day before Judge Liv.
inxs3ou. It II an action to recover 81 900
damages from defendant for circulating a
report that plaintiff had forged note.
The suit Of Carey Bros. 4 Grevemyer va.
A. Hershey & Bro, was attached for trial
before Judge Patterson. This Is q suit to
recover for goods sold aud delivered.
About certain articles, among them music
boxes, there Ia . dispute as TO price.
Judge Patterson filed opinions In the
following cases:
Joseph Kreider and wife's assigned es.
tate, the exceptions to auditors report were
dismissed and the report absolutely con-
Armed.
In the attachment suit Of Susan Landis
W. Breneman Brothers, with the Lancas-
ter County National bank as gsrnishees,
Judgment was entered In favor of plaintiff
for S76s.2S.
In the suit of Sarah Foltx vs.. tho Singer
Sewing Machine company, the rule TO show
causA why the names Of +. 8. Ayers and
e. F. Grove should not be added as co.de-
{ PENDANTS was discharged.
A petition for . 4. ia. against VIM. Con-.
roath, Of Salisbury, for arrearages due his
wife, in desertion proceedings, was pre-.
scented. The court directed aG. ia. TO issue
In the replevin suit Of Mary A. Gantz vs.
Abraham w. Gantz, the jury found In favol
Of plaintiff for l436,s3. Brown & Hense
for plaintiff; s. p. Eby and H. c. Brubakel
for defendant.
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M orkrta.
Live stock Markets.


BuffALo, Feb. 2.--Cattle-Rcceipts, 20 I;
market steady.
sheep and Lambs Receipts, 0, 100 fair demand
and lower Sheep--Choice TO extra, IS 75g0 90 !;
medium TO good, S. 450y5 IS common TO good
s596 80. Lambs--good to choice, 81 1867 90 ;
fair TO good, ~ 4oCse7O; medium TO fair, s. sOS
o35.
Hogs-Receipts, go memedlum and heavy.
~ 40gi i5 mixed, 81 As; Workers, 81 i0Gi Is !;
pigs, 81 loai ID roughs, s. 1898 10.
EAST lJBERrY.-Cattle-Recei 1905 ship
ments, ll7B; market firm prime, 81 5g1i rs I;
fair 10 good, s3a5GII 30; common, So bOll3 Is :
stockers and feeders, 81 1898 % no cars shipped
TO New York.
Hogs : Receipts, 1900; shipments. 400 (:
market firm medium. 81 4094 SO; Workers.
1si6o; Phiiadeiphias, 81 s5@i As Pigs,
- 6oGi 10 no cars shipped TO New York.
sheep-Receipts, 40; shipments. none !;
market fair; prime, IS 50s5 IS fair to good,
q 75s5 IS good TO common, 81 SOas 50 /; lambs,
st@6 90.
CHICAGO, Feb. ll.-Receipts, H.0IO; shipments
1000; steady; beeves, 81 SOS 10; steers,
s3 0Od4 20 stockers and feeders, 81 40aS 50 /;
cows. bull and mixed, 81 00y3 %; Texas catlle,
& sOG3 90; Western Hangers, e2 1908 %.
Hogs-Recelpts. 80 0OO; sh pments, IA 600 mar
ket steady; mixed, IS SQ94 o.: heavy, s. rs
o. %; light ss 75a465 skips, ss 25as 20.
sheep-Receipts, 5000; shipments. 1000: mar
ket strong; natives, e 5O9S75; Western wooled
u 90G6 90 shorn Texans, 81 5095 % lambs, IS w
to S 10 per hundred weight.
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~. r1aCv leDsnvs, q Sswllpl,
@ RssCSsD u q. JlHw vBznS.


Al nssalng of ne vestry Of 81. James
caaruh, held La evening, Rev. Percy
looAst>om ives elected rector. The new
rr1mAG1or b native Of New York state. He
eo0Ga1ed Rueby academy N England. ana
1SS6 his eflucation Il Trinity college,
1eS9 Yosi. AZ one time he was on the
1dIeorIai stan Of the New York 7ribmns.
~ present he 10 stationed at Towanda.
Hs came to Lancaster several weeks
go and preached In 81. James
eAureh. He II . young man not
more than thirty years Of age. This morn
,Sue William Aug. Aslce, ESQ.,, secretary Of
lshs veslry, ofhcially notified Mr.. Robot
tenn Of his election, and he 10 likely "a
eecept
81. James' church has been without .
rector for nearly year. II Rev. Robottom
accspts he will not be likely 70 enter upon
NJ duties before some time In April.
Thsrs was strong opposition to his leav.
ing Towanda.
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Another Freight wreck

At Falmouth station, which Is on the
Columbia branch Of the Pennsylvania rail
road, q wreck occurred about o'clock
Wednesday afternoon. An axle In west
srn bound train, drawn by engine No.
ll72, broke and caused eight cars to leave
the rails. The trucks were torn out from
each, ..snd although they caused q great
blockade, they are not broken. The south
track was blocked for an hour, and it was
found necessary to run the Harrisburg sc-
commodstion due here at 6:45, back to Mids
dletown and down the Mount Joy track.
II was over two hours late reaching Lam
caster. An extra train was made up at
Columbia and run to this city to make con-
nections. The north track was not cleared
until four o'clock this morning.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-13

County Superintendent Brocht has rc-
csived contributions from . number Of
schools in the county for the Higbee
memorial fund. Up TO Monday returns
wore made 10 him from 1863 schools. The
amount was eis5.0s, making an average Of
90 cents from each school.
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Bows Complained Against.

Complaint was made yesterday before
Alderman Hershey against John Lauer,
Lyman White, Harry White. Harry
Stevens, c. Stapf, A. Doersom, Harry
Bransby, Harry Fasnacht and Ivy Dart
The boys have house rented on Dorwsrt
street which they occupy a. place Of
meeting, and the neighbors complain that
they are q nuisance, and Constable May
brought suit. They will have hearing
shortly.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-13

Rev. Seth d. w. Smith has made ar
rangements for . final grand rally at his
church, on Strawberry street, on Sunday
evening. The money realized will be ap-
piled to the payment Of the debt contracted
by the purchase Of parsonage.
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Corporal Tanner to Lecture.

The Veteran Union Legion has engaged Cor
porai Tanner TO deliver lecture In the court
house on the evening Of February Is, for the
benefit Of It's relief fund. His subject will be
I" The soldiers life, grave and gay" 1t will be
Corporal Tanners first appearance In Lancas-
ter, ana the desire TO see this mueh.talked-of
person will attract large audience.
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Feiiurs ofs Merchant

D. B. Case, attorney for lilly Coble, Of
Marietta, issued execution late on Wednes-
day aftsrnoon against John w. Cobie,
msrchant Of Marietta, for $500. The
juaemsnt on which execution was issued
q datsd January l, 1883. but was only en-
oessd In the prothonetary's office late on
wednesday.
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A Trim West,

On next Thursday evening J. n. Iiabcckcr, Of
Philadelphia, will lecture In the Court House
on "a trip West 10 drive away dull care" for
the bencft of Emmanuel chapel and the Choral
society Of IT. Pauis Reformed church.
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Marrtnpea.

Observation-Disclosures February 8,
issO, ~ the parsonage, No. 2l7 South Queen
Mr.. Joseph Maixner, and Miss Carrie McLaugh-
lin, all of this city. ltd&w"
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The Busincrs Mems Jubilee

The business Mems Jubilee.
An entertainment known as" The Business
Mems Jubilee" is In course Of preparation by
the Young Peoples society Of st. Johns Lu-
theran church, and will be presented 10 the pub.
lie In fhe n0ar future
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-13

A social and literary entertainment will be
held this rrhursday) evening at Emmanuel mis-
sion, Cor. Pine and Walnut streets. Admission
free.
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Case Continued.

The hearing Of Paul Hoke, of York
ocunty. charged by Henry Binkley with
onboxslemsnt, will be held on the 9Th.
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A Grand Concert.

The musical event Of the season will certainly
be the FIRST performance In Lancaster Of Ros-
sini's " Stabat Mater" on scale OF magnitude
and with the accessories that will not only draw
Q large house, but make II a memorable occa-
sion In the musical history Of Lancaster. A
large, selected and wel-drilled chorus will as
sist In the choral work, while the soloists en-.
gagged stand In the front rank Of American ar
lists. MIR. William Courtney, the eminent
tenor, whose success in England was only
equaled by the sensation he created In America,
will sustain the tenor solos and has charge OF
the quartet. In tho rendition Of oratorios like
"Judas Msccabaeus," Messiah" and espe-
cially the Stabat Mater" this quartet has
earned q most enyiable reputation. At the
Worcester musical festival Carl Zsroahu, the
veteran leader, declared that ths quartct's per-
formancss OF the 1" Stabat Mater " was the best
hc ever conducted. Miss Hallenbeck and Miss
O'Connsll (alto OF Plymouth church), are names
familiar TO all musicians, and figuring most
prominently a. all our great musical festivals
In miscellaneous programme, forming the seo
ond part Of the entertainment, the Quartet will
be heard In their best selections. Us we'll a. II
the new national hymn, I" Banner Of the sea, :
which will bc heard for tho nrst time In Ian
caster, the native home ofthe composer.
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Handsome Ali-Wooi Plaids, ~ In. wide, SOC
worth loc.
Eight shades In All-Wool Stripes, 50 In. wide,
0tyc
Eight shades In Plaids, 10 In wide, Soc.
sd SSSr. saa 'as hest
Broadwales, Dinyonais and Cloth, s2.25 to sl2.
Boys, n nee Pant suits, o. to IS.
Boys Odd Pants all sizes, 25c, 3sc 5Cc, 75c 81.
Gents stylish Light Weight Overcoats, 81, IS,
~, ~, $40, sl2
Gents Medium Weight Overcoats, 81 Us, $3.50,
S;So. 20, 90 S
working Pants, 75c, 81, 81: 10, N.2 sl.50, 81.
); ':' {. : :: ::
Embroideries and L.acas
swis. and cambr,c r,ounc,us, 1.nc, an,
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Messrs. Raymond Il whitconb's Cali
fOruia TOuro.


Messrs. Raymond a Whltcomb, the popular
excursion managers, announce three more tours
TO tho Pacific Coast In connection with their
winter series of trips, the dates OF departure
being March 0, 10 and ~. Two OF the parties
March and 2o) Will 60 via Chicago and the
Rock Island and Santa Fe lines, and the South.
ern Pacific company's "Sunset Route" from
the Crescent City. AL three parties viii travel
in magnificent trains Of Pullman palace dining.
cars. No greater comfort or luxury can be OBJ
tained In railway travel than these superb
trains arord, and the transcontinental journey
becomes In q Raymond q Whitcomb tour Q
most delightful experience. Many weil-known
names are already booked for the several trips,
and the March tours promise TO be among the
plcasantest and most successful of the season.
The closing Mexico tour is assigned tor March
10. The annual Sightseeing tours TO the Pacific
Coast arc announced for April ~. Descriptive
circulars Of the various trips may be obtained
by addressing Raymond h Whitcomb, III South
Ninth street, under the Continental Hotel, Phil
adelphia.
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New York Store.
A rcLARkE's'
GREAT SEVEN DAYS. SNAP.

Commencing Tomorrow SATURDAY. sth, at
CLARkES.
We cannot give you Fnll List OF the Great
Bargains, but would give:
Fine Hams mo shoulder, lOc bologna. 3 ms
25c. Extra Dried Beef, bs 25c. Pint Bottles
Worcestershire Sauce, 25c; halfpint:bottles, 9c
Prunes loc. Fine New French Prunes, ns 25c.
Good Prunes, I, 8 and 10 rbs 25c. Great xxx
Flour, 75c. Buckwheat, 75c for 25 Ms. Snaps In
Dried and Eyaporated Fruits. Snaps In Canned
Goods. Bottled Goods and Preserves, syrnps,
Coal OIL; Limbnrger Cheese, l2'sc. Swiss
our 2Sc Coffee will convince you that II Is as
good as any sold elsewhere for 25c, and our
Blended Coffee for nc the equal Of any S5c Cof-
fee In town; A new deal In Poppy Oh soap
Call and see IL,
ASr Bring all your old checks In at once and
ask for our new rebate card.
SAMUEL CLARKE'S
TEA, COFFEE GROCERY STORE, NOS. "
a SOUTH QUEEN ST,
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NyILLIAMsoN q FOSTER.
HATS HATS |
INCREASING DAILY
SPRING STYLES!

Our stock of spring styles Is increased daily
by fresh arrivals
We are now showing an elegant Derby Hat
for Gents ut Sl,25, and Gents Black Derby, In
three proportions, at 81 50.
Black Derbys at ~.
The English Comfort Derby. q 80. Also Bos-
ton Flexible.
SilvermRn's ana Knox Hats.
Boys Light Cloth Hats, silk lined, equal IN
quality 10 81 goods, only Gdc.
Boys Light Cloth Hats, 3sc and 25c.
and SOC. =
Child's Scotch Caps, regular Rob hoy pat
terms, Soc.
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HAGER 4 BROTHER.
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Nsm advertisements.
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