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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-30
\ Case of Brights Disease Cured by
Chase City Lithia Water.
TESTIMONIALS.
MINERAL HOTEL, CHASE CITY, NA.,l

MINERAL HOTEL, CHASE CITY, NA.,l
June Is, 1880. !
Messrs. H0rdy & Roller,
Pr0priet0rS chase CITY Lithto Fdter.
chase CfV T0.:
Gentlemen. On my arrival here from my
home. Bloomfield. Ky, the 18th OF this
month, ! met my neighb0r, Mr.. John ID.
Wakefield, Of spencer county, Ky. Mr.,
Wakefield has, TO my own personal know
ledge, been in very bad health for seven or
eight years, and during that time treated
by some OF the most eminent physicians Of
Kentucky. His nervous system was affect
ed. complicated with Brights disease Of the
kidneys, and it appeared at one time that
he would lose one of his kidneys entirely
He was as near death rs a man possibly
could be. He tried some Of the celebrated
mineral waters of this country and OBJ
tanned only temporary relief
lie visited this place and has been using
the Chase City Lithia Water since oath Of
April, 1890 and, so far as | can now dis
cover, he has complete relief His COM
plexiOn healthy, action improved. appetite
restored, rest. tranquil, and spirits revived.
His general condition indicates restored
and inyigorated man, attributable to the
use OF the Chase City Lithia Water.
Very respectfully,
JAMES X. HUGHES, NJ. ID.
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PERSONAL MENTION.
PEOPLE Going Away and Returning-Do
ing This and That.

Mr.. c. Morellc Bruce, Of Arizona, a brother
of Mr. Philip a. Bruce, Of The TINES, is
spending a few days in the city.
Bishop George ". Peterkin. Of West'\ ir-
ginia. will preach tomorrow. at II O'Clock
in the morning. ut It. James church.
Mr.. Powhatan Bouldin, editor of the Dan
VILE Times, was in the city yesterday.
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James Gillian, a white man, was arrested
by Officer T. J.. Wren, of the Second police
station. Yesterday afternoon upon the charge
of stealing a charity box the property of
st. Mary's German Catholic Church. The
thief was locked up in the second station
for a hearing in the Police Court this morn
tpf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-30

~ have aspeedyand positive cure tor Ca
tarri,, Jiphthera, Cankcr Mouth and Head
ache N SHILOH'- CAi ARRU REMEDY. a
Nasal Injector free with each bottle. Use II
IL You desire health and sweet breath. Price.
90 cents. Sold by BOdeker Brothers and
Il, NJ. shields & Co. corner OF Fifth and Mall
fall str
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In the Courts.

Hcnyico county Court.-The grand jury
term of this court begins Monday. septem-
Der Sth. The following grand jury has been
drawn: William NJ. Mcliruder: Adam Jas
ner. John b. Cooper. William !. Mordecai.
4 f. sheppard, A. J. Ford, Oliver Garth
right. {. l.. Miller, j. +. Mitchell, William
4. Harrison. l.. II:Ilerbert, and Robert {.
Friend.
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THE PAPER-MIlL FIRE.
Estimate of the Damage and Amount Of
Insurance.

The total loss on the building Of the Rich
mond Paper Company, which was partially
destroyed by fire Thursday night, is esti-
mated 10 be $1,000. The whole amount OF
insurance ON the buildings was $4,000,
placed by j. h. Moore, insurance agent. In
the following companies:
Insurance Company Of North America.
S,Vw; Western, 5000; 4Etna, $500;
Rochester-German, $3.50; Portsmouth.
sl.J0o; Queen, $500; Hartford, 5000;
Home Insurance Of New York, 5000; Fire
Association Of Philadelphia, $500; impe-
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Answer This Question.

Why do so many people we around us
seem la prefer Ia suffer and he made misera-
BILE by Indigestion. Consumption, Dizziness,
Loss Of Appetite, Coming Up Of the Food
Yellow skin, when for 70 cents We will sell
them Shiloh's system Nitaizer. guarante ed
10 cure them Sold by Bodeker Brothers and
I'M. shields 4 Co. corner Ut Filth and MA =
shall streets.
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ISL not worth tie small price # ~ cents
to free Yourself OF every Symptom Of these
distressing complaints Ityou tnmN So, 'al-
at our store and get "a bottle of Nhiioh VIAL
izer. livery BOTTLE has printed guarantee
on il. Use accordingly. and 10 30 docs you no
good IL will cost you nothing. sold hy b0die
Ssr BROTHERS and ". N. shields & co.. corner
Of FiQu aud Marshall gtr'cfs
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The Theatre.

The above place of amusement, after be-
ing rcpaintcd inside and out, will be opened
Monday next with rennyson a Dawson's
Gift Show for one week at popular prices.
This is preliminary season. The regular
season Of the house will be commenced on
September 9th.
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FOR SALE.

STEAM ENGINES FOR SALE-TWO
- STATIONARY AUTOMATIC CUT ofF
ENGINES. Size OF cylinder iSNzS iuch'f.
each capable Of working up % 100 horse
power. Also three hOki/ONiAL lihi-
Lag BOIL llS. each OF about 80 Ia lse l'"-
or. as good as new. sold only 30 make roDm
for larger ulIchinery
VIRGINIA tLLCraIc LIGHT AND
pOMEN COMPANY,
au3O-iw 40. 10 south seventh street.
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When Mr.. Williams concluded his state
ment the case was submitted without argIl-
ment, and the court quickly replied: IL de
cline to allow the prisoner bail" This
caused a murmur of disappOval from the
white portion Of the large audience present.
The case was continued for ten days.
Mr.. Meredith then requested the Justice
10 ask all OF the witnesses TO appear before
the Hastings Court this morning at II
O'Clock, when he will make an effort 10 OBJ
tain bail for his client on writ OF habeas
corpus.
OAKLEY DEAD.
John Oakley, the wounded negro, died at
O'Clock this morning.
About 4 O'Clock yesterday afternoon a
change for the worse set in. The in1am-
nation increased rapidly, and Oakley's
condition became alarming, Last night at
1890 o'clock he was reported rs being very
bad OF, but his death was not expected by
his attendants, The Coroner will make a
post mortem examination this morning.
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Meeting for Men.

Sunday afternoon at O'Clock there will
be meeting for men only in the gymnasi.
um Of the Young Mems Christian Associa.
ton, conducted by Mr.. W. l.. Foistead, a
student of Mr.. ID. l.. Moody's school. Sub
ject: GLOW TO develop strength" Short
talks: good singing.
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Chase City, Va, June IS. 1890.
STATE or VIRGINIA, COUNT,

STATE or VIRGINIA, COUNTY or NECK
LENBURG, t0-wit:
|, L. ID. Jetfress, notary public for the
county aforesaid. do certify that DIR. James
II. Hughes and John ID. Wakefield. whose
names are signed 10 the writing above. per-
lodged the same.
Given under my hand this 18th Of June,
1890. THos. ID. JErFREss.
Notary Public.
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NOTES ABOUT TOWN.
Local Happenings That Require Little
Space TO Relate.

The Ariel will make a round trip excur-
sion TO Norfolk Saturday night.
The Building Committee Of the Chamber
Of Commerce will meet to-day to decide
upon a site for the new building. Ii is said
upon authority they will select the lot al
the southwest corner Of Main and Ninth
streets.
About one hundred and fifty eXcursionists
from the West arrived here at Yesterday
and left at 3 for Old Point.
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Mr.. Moore's Condition.

Mr.. J. Hall Moore, Jr., OF Henrico county,
who was struck Wednesday afternoon by a
negro, was reported yesterday AS very sick
man. No serious results, however, are
feared. 4 reward of $50 has been offered by
Mr.. Moore's father for the capture Of the
negro.
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pICHMoND THEATRE.-BRANcH
TEMnYSnM & DAWS0N.S
$40 REWARD.

/ will pay $50 reward Cor the arrest 'nd
with feloniousiy assaultrgJ HALL NOOK O.
JR., In HenrlcO county. On the night oi iNr
27th instant. Description: Mulatto, siN it't
high; about % year, old; very SPARE nllI'
burnside whiskers: small light musiffn,
llght brown suit ol clothes: SILK cap. 81 1920
long hrim. J. HALL MOORE
uu3O-3t
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WAsHINGrON. d. g.. Aug. % Forecast ion
Virginia. Showers in eastern poi ton, Itir .n
western portion, westerly WINDS cooler ln
northwest slightly warmer ln toulu'Asl'lu
norton. For North Carolina: Fair, except
local showers boz eastern portion. Signify
warmer. winls shifting 10 norinerll
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Ut fN"IIVN eIWtaIf
JAMES X. HUGHES, NJ. ID.

fully concur in the above statement OF
DR.. Hughes, and | am SO much assured Of
the great benefits derived from the use OF the
Chase City Lithia Water in eiiecting CURE
hitherto despaired OF, that have determined
To bring my family here from my home in
Kentucky 20 reside for some time. | at
tribute my restoration 10 health solely to
the Use Of this water.
JOHN ID. WAKEFIELD,
Of Wakefield, Ky.
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EYNOLpS.-Mau.ed. Au
gust 20. 1890. az BOulsburg, Pa. the homo of
the brides mother. Judge JO~Eft CHRIS
cards.
WrIiE~fnf-kNAf ln Ilcl-
mOnd @ ~. August -. 1880. hy .keV. !. ia.
Newton. join MHutSliIF. jr, and Miss
MARY KNAIZ.of Ilchric0 county, va.
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pAINrs

- A | \ 5.
We oder at.iowcst market pr ees
LEWIS PURE LEAD.
PuNE LINskED OH.
and.an MATERIAL hutsFPAlNiiN0.
Every article guaran's go 10 be strictly par
PUhtiLL. I.ADD n CO.
MIR q rOlrslse Druggists.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-30

Do you know who can remove the gloss
from your clothing, and clean, dye, ANA rc-
pair them i'm the best manner: Apply for
information % MRS. \. j. PYLE, 30 north
Iinh street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-30

NT.-Died. August ~, 1880. at ms rc,i-
dence. Twenty-eighrn street rrtWet aud
+. CHARLIE, l.. BLUNT. in the lo.ty-hrsi
year OF his age.
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During last July the net earnings Of the
Norfolk and Western railroad were SELL
517.0,; gross earnings. sos, l1s.70; ex-
penses, including taxes, $3.50, G0t SO,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-30

For debiltated or nervous condition
a. b. c. Tonic" fights % win. Try It,
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poRr OF RIcuNoND, AUGUST -.
Personal.

MADAME GOFF. THE SEVENTH
vi daughter of "a seventh son, born Win "
veil. and haiirg from the southwest has ar
rived i'm the city. Her PAkLokS are at 100
EAST MAIN STREET. where she can bc cone
suited on the Past, Present, and Future. Ad-
vice on an matters. Tells YOU what is BEST
for your welfare IN business &c. All inter-
10 . +. VI. au2i-iSt
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y IOBACCOi TOBACCO TOBACCO
Being largely engaged In ihe DOB 'nn'.'I.s
ofCTGA Rs and sale OF ~EEn-llAi lNIAl
60. am boz position tO Offer fne Trad. 'Hr
ofCiglrs and seed Leaf at prices sIi's'.
and my brand 0i Chewing ion.c .tAI I-
WOODS HE-r. hnsa big run. DDn.lr, aO.HI
do Well to esauilur my stock bofur. |HlII.
J. GAlFnN.IN
Dealer ln Groceries. Tobacco. nnI lItIf-
HulB llo tIr. III md.
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THE TINES o0es Special Rates % peYons
SEEKING eppi0ymcw
WANTED -ATEACHER TOTEACH
w GtttMAN. LAIN. MJ-IC. end fn.
USUAL ENGLISH BHANCHtN rs a flI.
WAITE FAMILY References exchange
Address ". o.
Bc0Da posiofilce. lowhatau county. va
au2B-ff
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VIRGINIALADY on

tHT = y III." 7 IIl'IIl1 ~ INII IT
~ some experience. desires "a situation fs
TEACHER ~ \ PRlNAIE FAMILY cog
SCHOOL. English. Latin. Music ami Mafhr-
matlcs taught. Reference given. took nDK
IOl. Culpcper. va. lE1~-tm
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~uo rises. .........5. 80 Moon rise, 1888 p. VI.
-un sets...........G. 40 lat s. rn-ih....... BID.
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FOX RENT.

TOR RENT, IN DANVILLE, Vac.
L STORE AND DWELLING. The very -
best location Hds been a Dry Goods and
also a Clothing store Tor the past thiity-uVc
years. Possession Immediately. Apply at
I19 west Baltimore street, Baltimore Md.
au2S- 6teOd
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GTANTED.-A YOUNG MANfROM
w Nru York jagged l7. who iuntuN
understands tuc coal hus uess would Ih'
situation Wltn some coal dealer 100 hi'hin"
with Wow 0f investing some money I'D
Business. Address with full p rIcu'aie. i.h
l65. fredericksburg. We, j. j. D.
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TOR RENT. CHEAPEST g

TOR RENT. G III L \ p + ; Z G.
i DWELLINGS IN the city. Pressed IL
brick fronts. twelve rooms. and an modern
improvements. Gail early To- secure one.
II. II. tHAFtIS * 60,
au2S-iteOd Real Estate Agents.
DOR r + y THE VALENTINE
l. HOUSE. located on Broad. ninth. and
Capitol streets, overlooking the Capitol
Square Best bOarding-house IN the city.
GEORGE f. CRAWFORD.
au:l-tf 1908 Bank street.
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CTANLEY'S GREAT BOOK.-TuE
- best selling book of the agn A"tN l-
WANTED boa every county of Virginia aui
North Carolina. Address j. Is. MANilN.
CHARLES oN. -. q sole agent for NlfaiNI..
NOrth tlr0lra, amt Florida.
aul9-Iu.lu.>A-i
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Observation-Disclosures.

MINIATURE ALvNNAc. AUGUST so, lseo
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FOR WEEK ENDING AUGUST 30. 1890
PREDICTED TIME N.lANhAkDl 't
HIGH IlDL 80
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THE oFFICE CHAIR.

ton is a gradual change from an infinite,
incoherent homogeneity to definite, CO.
herent heterogeneity through continuous
differentiations and integrations," but it
would be still better if he knew promptly
what to do in malignant case of bolts.
But / cannot do this subject justice,
and perhaps should not refer to it here,
because il really does not belong to
letter treating Of the custom house, for
the cases above referred to were OBJ
tanned sI-reptitioJsly from other par
tres. The collector seems to take kindly
to civil service, l judged, and although
he courieously laughed when I referred
to these illustrations, he did not give
way to mirth as I have seen people do.
He is kind to those who have served
well and faithfully, and seems to cling to
faithful employees wherever the public
veal requires it or will be best sub
served 1 think that is what he said,
though the word veal is one that know
very little of. He says that gross in
competence, intemDerance or Incidence
would always meet with e prompt dis
missal
And what would you regard as a
pronounced case of Incidence in the ser
vice of the government, Mr.. Erhardt?"
HWell, the government is not gen
orally severe on its employees, think.
For instance, knew of man who acted
for many years as a Waterman for the
government, and while the president was
down there at Washington this man held
I'D his corner of the great national fabric
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Greek Meets Greek.

As stroled on the beach with the fair Isabella
We were friends of long standing: I'd known her
week
Was it love the shade of her gorgeous umbrella,
That futtered in crimson across her soft cheek!
Hope tugged at my heartstrings and made mo
audacious,
For when coquetry blooms like a Provencal rose,
1t is surely sign that she means to be gracious,
And bless with sweet favor some one of her
beauY
So set me to wooing, both blithely and bravely
Caught in mine small hand in brown CANT
de Suede,
Snatched a kiss from her lips, and was begging
suavely
To leave out my heart from the list of betrayed,
When she stopped. I'm sorry" she murmured.
discreetly,
But you see-Tm engagedr-and pretended TO
sigh,
While a swift recollection upset me completely
Great Cesar" gasped, y forgot. So am Il''
-0lnaha Herald.
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by attending the theatre while on watch.
He slept at the government building,
but took his meals at home. Thus he
got his salary for his lodging, and often
received box at the theatre on the
strength of his relations with the gov
eminent. He is now not in it."
But regarding virulent and long con-
tinued attacks of incidence, does the
government fire such cases."
eyes, always. Ultimately. The pol
icy of the government has been rather
pacific, and yet where man has become
SO sedentary that he can sit down on an
open Barlow knife and go to sleep we
look into his case. Should he occupy all
day chair on which there is an open
eight bladed knife, with corkscrew in
the back, also open, and then at night go
home with the knife adhering to his per-
son, we call for his resignation"
Speaking about chairs, while l was in
the office word came that there had been
orders issued from Washington that
some of the Office furniture should be
repaired. 1t seems that some time ago
a special agent of that department called
on the collector. The latter showed him
chair. The agent said he did not care
to sit. eyes, yes, sit down." said the
genial cherub who presides over the rev.
enue and sits serene beneath the peculiar
banner of the custom house; take that
chair right there"
The agent did so, and the collector
conversed with him. Every little while
the agent would put some more chalk on
the leather seat of the chair and remount
it, but in a few minutes he would fall
off, and just barely catch himself and
get out of the way before the chair
stumbled and fell on him. Finally he
said he guessed he must go, and as he
did so the revolutionary chair slid out
from under him, and going over in the
corner crossed its legs and put its arms
behind its back.
Now" said the collector, II beg your
pardon for Offering You that chair, but
| wanted to ask you if it would be posi-
BILE to get hold of an appropriation from
which suitable amount could be Sc
SuIOV Aoi oIe pun pooS VI hAIuS V4'e1
chair. There isn't bareback rider in
the United States who can keep his seat
there over two and one-half minutes ut
present. and am tired of replacing peo-
pie who have fallen of thSt chair
! It is going to be repaired now. Also
a man who cleans cisterns is going to
whitewash the rotunda if the govern
ment would not deem it d mares nest.
4 l sometimes think that if the United
States would give more time to large
affairs, like reciprocity and statesman
ship, instead of running wildly mile
and half every time an old mare flies
cackling joyously from the nest, we
would have more groceries in the house
for given sum than we now have.
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~-><


Old Man Moneybag5 facetiously)-
Come, my dear, aren't you going to ad-
wise me? Here's man that wants me
to lend him ten Thousand dollars on his
Atchison stock Now what DO you ad-
wise me to do?
Young Wife-Why, you know that l
don't know anything about money.
Old Man Moneybags Don't know
anything about money. That's pretty
good, when You made as much in one
day as have made in all my life.
Young Wife-Why, when was that?
Old Man Moneybags (uproariously)--
When you married me.
Young Wife-Yes, but all my friends
have told me that l couldn't have made
a worse bargain.-Boston Courier
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THE CUSTOM HOUSE.
Nye on New York's Great Are
chitectural Faux Pas.
LUNCHES WITH THE COLLECTOR.
He Learns Some Things About Government
AMI Civil Service and studies
Trained Chair.

FLOR THE SUNDAY HERALD. BY special
arrangement with the author.i
1t is reported th:t when Juan De
Verazzano IN 1924 discovered the Bay
Of New York, and had been looked over
from therapeutic standpoint by DR..
Smith at quarantine, he proceeded al
most at once to select site for a Gus
tom house and place it in the hands of
able men, several of whom are still at
their desks in a pretty fair state of pres
ervation.
TIE present custom house is an impos-
ing gray granite architectural faux pas,
with low, retreating forehead like that
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Yes. mum; it's my opinion, mum,
that that baker is usin condensed milk. :"
New York Weekly.
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NEW CARPETS, NEW CURTAINS
Dinwaoday,S
REMARKABLE RESCUE.

Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plainfield, ILL.,.
makes the statement that she caught cold.
which settled on her lungs; she was
treated for month by her family physi.
clan, but grew worse. He told her she was
q hopeless Uictim of consumption and that no
medicine could cure her. Her druggist
suggested DR.. Kings New Discovery for
consumption; she bought a bottle and to
ksr delight found herself benefited from
the first dose. She continued its use ant
stter taking ten bottles, found herself
sound and well, now does her own house
work and is as we'll as she ever was Fret
trial bottles of this Great Discovery at
A. G. Smith g. Co.'s Drug Store, large bo:-
ties SOC and Sl.00. 3
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A Correct Surmise.

Excuse me, Mr.. Travers." said the
tailor, ''but a gentleman named Jagway
was in yesterday and wanted to order
some clothes l was a trifie suspicious
of him, sir. He said he was a friend of
yours and referred me to you"
"Of course, said Travers, "Jagway is
all right. Why, sir, that fellow is just
as good as am
Yes. sir" replied the tailor sadly,
that is just what thought. "-Clothier
and Furnisher.
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Mistress-Did you ask for milk bread?
Domestic-Yes, mum.
What miserable little loaf they gave
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In order to make it interesting for purchas ars.
HANDKERCHIEF5 FOR THOUSANDS



beautiful We SPECIAL
o
Real Duchess Handkerchief SL75
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Gentlemen's Handkerchief.

Gents Linen Handkerchief hemstitched and printed
Gents Brocaded Silk Handkerchief at 25c each.
Gents Chinese hemsttched Handkerchefs 40c each
Gents japanese Silk Handkerchefs all desirable sizes
75c, Soc, sl.o0 S1.25, S1.40, $3.50 and $l.75.
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4 Big Business.

swipesy Ito newsboy)-Hello, Stokesey!
How's trade?
Stoi.esey (shoestring vender)-Trade's
rushili'; but L just took in u lead dime,
and that knocks the profits for today
Harpers Bazaar.
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Laphson-Have you the courage to
lend me five dollars?
Smiles-I have the courage, but I
haven't the five dollars. -Journal Of Ed
ucatiop.