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The morning call., 1892-12-31

The highest average speed attained by
railway trains in England Is fifty-one miles
an hour.
The morning call., 1892-12-31

= Your GENEROUS and acceptable present was
dug received this morning. and my husband and
ITetufn our most cordial thanks for your kind
ness, also for the good wishes expressed in your
letter Hoping that The New Year may be a
happy one b lieye me very sincerely yours,
The morning call., 1892-12-31

take Bfolno-beItzer Tor Insomnia ~
Before retiring-1oc bottle.
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FAMILY POISONED.
In the Thrces Of Death From Rating msrs.
head Cheese.

In the Throes oG Death From Eating Hues-
head Cheese.
WASHINGTON, Pa, doc. "a "A mos.
distressing poisoning cash. resulting
probably from eating hogshead cheese,
occurred at this place Tuesday evening"
Tho victims embrace tho family OF VIM
Mccready, which consiats Of VIM Mo
Crcady. his wife md nine-year-old boy
named Harold. Tho boy md Mrs. Nc
Crcady were both taken M Tuesday
evening. and medical MD was sum.
moncd. but they both seemed TO DO
slightiy indisposed, and were much bet
ter whom the physician left.
Wednesday morning Mr. Mccready
failed 10 appear a. his work. and man
was sent 20 soc what was the matter.
On entering tho house he found Mra
McCrcady and Harold in bed uncon-
sciouA and Mr.. Mccready stretched
across them In the Same condition. A
number OF physicians were called, and
worked with the Victims al day. Mrs.
McCready and the boy seemed slightly
Improved "Wednesday evening. but there
Ia little hopc Of Mr.. McCready'a rccoys
cry. Tho family has been hero about
ono year, coming originally from Cam
ada
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ROBBED M own I,anl..

Ell RENO, Ok. Dec. 90 Five indiot-
ments have been returned by the grand
jury, now In session hare. against 3 w.
Sawyer, few months ago 1t the hend
OF the leading banking Institution 81
this city, which, he declared, had been
robbed Of $4,000 BY the Dalton gang.
thus causing failure. Il WIS generally
believed at the hme that no robbery
had been committed, except BY Sawyer
himself, and . report Of the COMMITTEES
appointed by@th1 lepositors. and the In
yestigation and action Of the. grand
Jury, confirmed that belief.
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kNioaTHooD FoR A WORKMAN
EIenfy Broadhurst would No the First
Person 30 Honoreds

NEW YoRK. Dec. 2s A London dis-
patch sayA that Mr.. Gladstone has onee
the liberal movement by the tfnllts
union element By appointing Henry
Broadharst to be chief inspector 81
factories 1T . salary Of $1,000 yearly,
and an allowance OF s25. 900 year for
expenses Broadhurst b one Of the
most representative Of the profes-
sional laboring men Of England, hay
ing been for years secretary Of the
parliamentary committee on the Trades
congress, and Il IL known In trades
union circles as champion Of tho
masses.r II il also given out that the
dignity Of lnighthood will be conferred
upon him whenever the present govern
ment may go out Of Office, and II this
promise Is fulfilled he will be the
first workingman in the history Of
Great Britain to receive q title ut the
hands of the queen.
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r.mIllr M 81 sinr-sing.

ALBANY, N. Y. Dec. %. Warden
Brown, In report to Gov. Flower on
the Mcclure electrocution, says; by .
new and modern appliance Of electricity
applied TO the execution Of this man tho
shock swas reduced from 1,SOO to 100
volts within three seconds and one
contact was sufficient not only 70 mako
life extinct. but this modern appliance,
which has grown ont Of experiences
learned by tho electrocution Of ten men.
reduces and does away with ell posi-
bility Of any burning, scorching, etc {
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Two AssAsslNATgo.
Iteapccted Citixena shot Thronsh q WI
sDw with shot aud kIurn.

Respected Cittxsna Shot Thronsh win.
aow with shot aud kIuEs.
TALLULAII, La, Dec. e8s One OF tho
most dastardly crimes In the history Of
tho parish was pcrpctrated Tuesday
night at Altoona station. twelve miles
westof this place. While Capt. n. II
Pierce and J. w, Garrett were, sitting In
the formers Office some sIeerson stealth
lily approached the window. and, plac-
ing Tho muExle Of shotgun against the
panea, fred two shota, killing both men
instantly Both were shot In tho neck,
and were horribly ,mutilated. the gun
having boon heavily loaded with all
sizes Of shot and slugs. The bodies
were not discovered until II o'clock,
whom the alarm was given. A largo
body Of citizens gathered NJ tho scene.
and diligcnt search was made 70 dis.
cover the murderers. Two Negro sus-
poets were brought 70 this place
Wednesday by tho sheriff, and lodged
In Jail TO await further investigation.
Both the murdered mon wore highly.
respected cltizenn. and thcir foul muir.
der Is shronana1'n the deepest mystery,
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. Dec. % "A head
end collision occurred on the L and n.
road near Edgeheld junction at 1880
Thursday morning. Five men are re-
ported seriously hurt. perhaps fatally,
though no one was instantly killed.
The injured are Conductor e. j. 0alre.
who suffers from severe internal in
iuries; Brakeman T. odel, uFireman
Frank Porter, Engineer Frank Wilkes
and Fireman r. c. johnson. Both en-
rines and ten cars were ruined, and the
track torn up for some distance. Rail-
road men in this city are reticent about
the matter, and the cause OF the acci-
dent has not been ascertained
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,r.r,co win Ma Complaint.

CRY or MEXICO, Dec. % THE state
department has prepared aformal com
plant regarding the crossing OF bandits
from the United States to Mexican soil,
and 81 the damage they have caused,
and requesting the American govern
ment to put stop 70 such practices
II is<reportcd that note on the sub
ject, couched in energetic language,
will be presented to the .. s. govern
ment within . few days. lis not yet
known whether Mexico will claim dam
ages, though It is believed she will do
IL, lafar n
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ZOE Nor VOTING.
iEannas City Islsclogs WIN - t11e4 IS
Tho Courts.

Kansas city Electo1r VIII Ur N<rN4 f=N
tho Courts
KANSAS CRY, Doc "a City Counselor
Rosselle brought 6uis n The circuit
courts "Wednesday % compel 81 a..
Whipplo. prominent cnpitalisk % pay
eabo ~ q ,ponaity Tor NOS voting al fho
last spring election. Kansas City hnn
. clause IN its charter fixing ponalfy
Of $3.50 per capita on al who DO not
vote Tho recorder ok votes. books
show that Il, All voters dId not vote last
year. and consequently they owe tho
city et,6Tob0 The suit "wednesday Will
be followed by others, 70 include every
delinquent non-voter on the books Tho
list Of delinquenta contains bank presi-
dents. capitalists and propcrty-owncr
who did not tal<e enough interest To-
vote The result Of che suit win be
noted with interest
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HARTFORD, CT, Dec. aa--Julia and
.Flossie Hayes, aged four and eight
years respectively, were found drowned
in Walkers pond, Burnside. The chil,
dren lived near the pond and had left
their homes half an hour before with
their sleds. They ventured ont on the
thin ice near the edge Of the pond
lust above the dam, where the water Is
deep. Their father, missing them,
went to the pond. saw the slsds and
hats and broken Ice, and under these
found the childrcn's dead bodies,
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ishlllnrar Hanred.

JERSEY CRY, N. j., Dec. 23.-Edward
w. Hallinger was hanged in the county
Jail here at 1905 Thursday morning,
dying of slow strangulation. A tele-
gram was received from Lawyer Schall
at o'clock asking the sheriff to wait
till Up. M, but no attention was paid
to the request Schan said he would
have the case before a justice at 10
o'clock. Hallinger was Baptist ex
horter and then prize fighter. 1t l.
said that Mary Peterson, the woman he
killed, had a husband in Connecticut
whom she deserted for Hallinger.
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INDIAN UPRISING.
They Are Massacreing Mexicaas Right
and Left.

They Are Massacreing M0xicaas Right
and Left.
CHIHUAHUA, Mex, Dec 23-The
Mexican government troops sent from
here to the Sierra Madre mountains to
suppress the Yaqui and Mace Indian
uprising are unable to put down the re-
sbellion. The Indians to the number OF
5000 have their rendezvous in an almost
inaccessible canyon of the Yakui river,
and bands of them continue to make
frequent raids upon the white and Mex
lean settiera Dozens OF families have
been massacred during the past few
weeks and the troops have been power
less to prevent the depredatioDa The
Yaquis number about 20, 600 and they
have never been conquered by the1Mex-
lean government. They occupy rich
agricultural and mineral region and
have never paid taxes.
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..La Lanterne" stated Thursday that
papers discovered Wednesday show that
Deputies Naquit, La Guerre. st. Martin
and Laur received sums Of money from
orion, the 60 between In the corrup-
ton The papers were discovered
among documents found in the ONCE Of
the dynamite company which supplies
dynamite for use on the canal
The four deputies received their mon.
ey to- votes in the chamber.
The Matin says that fifteen more war
rants have been prepared against soma
tors and deputies and that public prose-
cntors in the country districts have
been instructed TO search the residences
Of accused persons and examine wit
nesses for evidencein regard to charges
These proceedings will. It isapprehend-
ed, add greatly to the excitement In the
country districts already aroused 70 a
dangerous pitch.
M. DeLafosse writes to the Figaro
that the parliamentary republic IL ru-
ined and ought to be replaced by con-
sular republic with Prince Victor Bona
parte rs the first consul. Theasugges-
ton is looked upon as an attempt to re-
vive the empire through the same pro
cess by which the first Napoleon ar
rived at the throne. 1t attracts atten-
ton only as indicating the strained
situation which makes such o sugges-
ton possible.
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Los AHsRLEs, Dsca2s. -Pugilist John
Manning had . narrow escape from
falling q victim 70 surgeons zeal
Last week he was badly cut W Pcmpey
Smith. Wednesday his death was rc-
ported, and DR.. Bryant, city physician.
had the body placed on table In the
morgue He had taken mp his scalpel
and was about to begin postrmortem
whom the supposed corpse arose and
leapcd from the table. NAMING had been
In trance The undertaken, who was
waiting, left without the corpse.
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a .Dor-Eater.u

MKMPHIs, Tenn, Dec. %. Residents
near Montgomery park are In q state Of
feyerish excitement over the appear
ance Of ferocious and misshapen mon
ster which they call the '.dog-eater.'
II II said that the mysterious beast
looks like calf, and that II has letters
attached 10 Its mock thht clank with It's
every movement Its method Of killing
o dog Is to bite It's head of. It Is sup
posed that the dog-eater Is an escaped
panther belonging to some menagerie.
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/. SAN FRANcIsco. Dec. IS Private I'D.
vices from London state authoritative.
ly that the English syndicate Of which
Sir Edward Jenkinson, K G. b, Is
president, called the Mexican Land
Colonization company. has decided tc
abandon IL vast enterprise Inv Lower
California, allowing concession Of IS,
O00, 900 acres Of fertile land to lapse 70
the Mexican government
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Fl. SMITH, Ark, Dec. % Stan Rowe.
the notorious outlaw and desperado.
was fatally wounded In an encounter
with Deputy Marshal BFuner when the
latter attempted to capture Rowe and
his band Joe r Raven, member Of
the gang, was killed, and Ned Downing.
another outlaw, was captured. Braner
had been on the lookout for Rowe for
some time The gang was one Of the
worst In the territory.
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promln.n. Alab amlan Mardered.

BIRMlEeHAM, Ala. Dec 23.-Eear Eu-
taw. Ala, Thursday morning the body
Of Z. p. Hairston. a wealthy planter
and merchant, was found riddied with
bullets II Is supposed he was killed
from ambush during the night while en-
route from his store to his residence.
The object was doubtless robbery, al
Hairston had o great deal of money.
Officers with bloodhounds are after the
murderers, who will be lynched II
caught Mr. Hairston was one Of the
richest and most prominent men polit-
ically- IN the etAtA
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New yoRK, Dec. a. Jack McAulife
has signed q contrsct TO fight Dick
Burge, the English light weight, before
the coney Island athletic club for q
~, 900 purse. This II the largest sum
ever offered for prize fight. Richard
Roche, Burgess hacker. says tho English
pugilist win undoubtedly sign.
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/ PoRTLAND, oro. Doc 20. I'm thu
United States circuit SQUIRT Wednesday
Judge Gilbert rendered declaion IN tho
damage suit OF Fleischner Mayer a
Co. against tho Pacific Postal Tele.
graph Co. awarding plaintiffs s3.7o7,
the amount clained. In June,
1891. Flcischner, Mayer d Co.
filed dispatch 70 their attorney
In Seattle, instructing him TO pre-
sent their claim for es.T00 against
firm Of that city which had failed.
The message WINS notsent, owing 10 the
line being down. until several hours
had elapsed, during which tirne other
creditors filed claims ahead Of Thorn
Tho court held that the defendant was
negligent In not notifying plaintiffs Of
Its inability TO send the message. Tho
acourt awarded tho damages asked for,
with interest at pr cent from Sep.
TENDER lb.y1801
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Watter.on TOO Poor 20 Accept Oales

PrrrsBuRGH, Pa, Dec. "a Henry
Watterson, in speaking Of Mr. Cleve-
lands administration, said: II will not
be In Mr. Cleveland's cabinet Ican
not afford TO accept any public Office.
+ am too poor. II wanted any Office !
would not be required to leave KEN
lucky to get it. / did fight the coming
president at the convention. but am
satisfied that Mr.. Cleveland will come
nearer being democrat this time than
ever before"
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OMAHA, Neb.. Dec. IS. The family 81
John Brenlc, which was left 1t White
Hall i'll, In 1850, while the father went
to California IN search o. . fortnne. Il
heir TO half q million dollars Attorney
VIM. Morelnnd. Of Portland, Ora. Il IN
Omaha looking for tho family He has
been able to find no trace. Mr.. More
land offers reward Tor Information.
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PITTSBURGH. Pa, Dec: 2s.-True bills
were returned by the grand jury against
Hugh r. Dempsey, Robert Beatty and
j. NJ. Davidson for felonious assault
and battery. in administering poison to
the non union men q, the Homestead
Steel works The men will probably
ha triad varv eArlv.N
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SYDNEY. N 8. W.. Dec. Is. Maxim
and his wife, the baby farmers, who
killed thirteen infants by piercing their
hearts or spines with needles. were
Wsanesday committed for trial Both
pleaded not guilty. d
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GosHEN, Ind. Dee Isl Rufus ben
mis-. Of Napanee. attempted 10 boat (
Big -Four express train over crossing
Wednesday morning. The locomotive,
however. struck the carriage midway,
and inflicted injuries upon Dennis from
which he died ii an hour.
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NUF1b9tO NuF u1SHsINHy % III HEWSsUNys
WASHINGTON, Dec. %. The talk
grows stronger TO the effect that
Senator Carlisle will be named as sec.
Rotary Of tho treasury. No one. how.
ever, has spoken authoritiyely about
the matter. nor can any one be found
who knows Of . certainty that Cleve-
land has proffcred the senator the posi-
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san Arrestinr rIotters.

VALPARAISO, Dec. %. --Arrests of per-
sons supposed to have been concerned
in the plots against the government at
Santiago continue. One Of the most
prominent prisoners Is nephew. Of
Archbishop Casanova. There Is not the
faintest idea that the revolutionary
movement will extend further The
country is quiet and business continues
s.SS....
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coMPLETE RETURNS.

From the FourtS ssatss ~ the UnIss
-cleveiands Plurality Over Ifarrisor
3Ot.sT0. NJ
NEW YoKK, DeG 23 The Evening
Post gives the following table 81 Tho
vote for president In ench state.
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Dca.h ID Confs !, 1 ion.

MILAN, Tenn, Dee %. Jack 0lser.
who died here, confessed he had muir
dered Monroe Erriclxs' family In 1879
Tor his money.
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0leveland's plurality In isqe, sei SAD.
Clevaland's plurality IN 1889. o1,bSts
Cleveland.s plurality In 1884, R8O0k
f1a~NaiNso ,.i,,.alia,y a., tQoo d NaN

0WfFUII . FtUEWIINy IN IuHVi tiNyNs J /
sNo Harrison electoral ticket In the Held
FIN Louisiana the republicans and Peoples
parties having nominated fusion ticket. on
which there were fivo Harrison electors and
three Weaver electors, the vote for plurality
purposes Is credited 70 Harrison
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ard the cooks gallagher, Dnvid1o4
Beatty, charged with being imptc ned
In the Homestead poisoning.
Jim Flick, OF Big Sandy. Tenn. tired
Of life. committed suicide In q horrible
manner while his family were absent
from his home He built . large log
ere in an old.fashioned Fireplace, and,
removing his clothes. deliberately
leaped into the flames. His body was
cremated when found.
Judge Woolson Wednesday morning
sentenced R. E. Graves. president Of
the wrecked Commercial national bank,
Of Dubuque, la, to Ave years in the
penitentiary-the minimum term. The
bond on appeal was increased to I'll, 600.
and the defendant was given until
January 5 to file bill Of exceptions
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4 CRITICAL CONDITION.
The Bonapartists are Ready to Seize
Struggling France.
ARoUsING THEIR JEALOUSY,


PANS, Dee 2a Thursday 1t WINS the
lionapaItssts who were mt the front
ready 70 take advantage Of the critical
condition OF the government The Roy
illist activity aroused Tho jealousy of
the Bouapartists and at secret con-
clave they drafted o manifesto TO the
people OF Frtrncc, urging them 10 recall
the house Of Bonaparte 70 the throne.
The manifesto II being withheld TO
await the approval Of Prince Victor,
present head Of the ex-imperial fam
lily, who is in Brussels. Bonapartist
agents have gone thither TO endeavor
10 induce the prince Ito sign the mani
festo
The'weakncss Of the opposition TO the
government however, is becoming
moro and more apparent and the Inn
perialists and royalists are now fight
ing among themselves, although here
tofore united IN opposition TO republican
rule. The manifesto. II issued. will
cause little uneasiness, but the secret
agents OF the government are still
watching the royalists
The refusal Of the pope to become .
tool of the monarchists Il highly graft
flying to the government
NJ. Floquet president Of the cham
bers, appeared before the Investigating
committee Thursday. Heodeclared em-
phatically that he never received . franc
from the Panama Co. for any object
whatever.
M. Guyot, formerly minister Of public
works. refused TO appear before the com
mittee Thursday TO answer inquiries re-
garding his allegation that he had q
full list Of those compromised In the
scandal He baaed his refusal on the
| gfodnd that hc did NOT with TO mingie
- - q r.nslasSt ceeet With
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CONDENSED NEWS
Gathered From All Parts OF the couatf
BY Telenrnnh.

Gathered From All Parts Of the couatry
ny Telegraph
Young J. W. Eubanks was arrested
u Atlanta for making counterfeit
uickels.
The oldest theater in the city Of
5othenburgh. Sweden, built In 1915,
vas destroyed by fire.
At Spring Place, Ca, Gus Geisler.
; printer, was fatally shot by j. r.
Edmundson. The men had been drink
ing.
Marcus Whites three children were
locked alone in their home at waverly,
Tenn, and persisted in q fire that de-
stroyed the house
Gen. Estrada, prominent Mexican
officer stationed near Mier, Is missing
from his post and is thought TO be with
the revolutionists.
The city attorney Of Pittsburgh has
rendered decision against the power
Of the police as recently exerted In the
bawdy house cases.
Ex-Premier MERCER. will deliver an
address at Montreal, January 2, on the
Future Of Canada" 1t is understood
hat he will declare for the immediate
Independence of Canada.
At Phoenix, Ariz., in the circuit court,
Judgment has been entered In favor of
VIM. o. o'Neil and w. c. Barnes
against the Equitable Mortgage Co. for
s17s,00o, the largest ever rendered In the
territory.
The government pack train at TT
Russell. near Cheyenne, Wyo, has been
ordered to Texas and viii leave at once.
This means some active army work in
Texas. Col Tom More. chief govern
ment packer, goes along.
The famous Iguana mines, near Lam
pasas, Mex. have again gone into a
bonanza. Ore has been found valued nj
from q, 900 TO 81, 900 ton These mines
were originally worked by the Span
iards and abandoned In 1850
The Minnesota canvassing board Il
now at work. Thus far only part Of the
ticket has been footed up. For governor
Nelson, rep. has110o, 100; Lawier. dem,
$4,000; Donnelly, pop, so.s63; Dean,
prohib., 12,2so; Nelson's plurality,
II. $40.
True bills were found by the grand
Jury 81 PittsburEh Wednesday after
noon a9uinst e r, dempsey. the dis
rirt iTko - th1 fsc|| f1|
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TT you want to make present OF q handsome
L dresser coat 90 to Emmert q Fiery, great
variety 81 the latest styles and patterns at
bottom prices.
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yI1 &c aIsss. y \ 3 aaH2s;
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DUBE1C SALE Of nice lot / will offer at
Jig public sale December "A, 1892, In front OF the
Court House at O'Clock, Lot No ~, IN Bender
Addition to the town Of Martinsburg, being the
lot adjoining Thos. Gregory's house on the east
side. Size 3Ox1OO, fronting on Race street. 90 y.
alley at the rear. Less than half q square from
4th ward school house. Terms cash. balance
ON easy terms. X. A. WIoKRRsHAM.
fe-ot cod
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ESOR RENT ofaces occupied for 8 years by
il Dr.. Day. Possession given April !, 1895.
Apply ct this ONCE. ls6lm.
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CtOLLAPSEDi Collapsed Old Kris Kingle
u has succumbed with his entire load at G. p.
HKRRINa's Toy Department, up stairs, corner
Queen and Martin streets.
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GONE merchants let their lines OF staple goods
- run down IN order to lay In stock OF toys,
dolls. tc.,for the hoiidnys-not 50 with Emmert
q Fiery for their largest trades isin dress goods
and coats. They carry these lines full so that
you'll find inst as great o variety In their dress
goods as you did early In the season and their
assortment Of coats was never better.