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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-03-02

L
has a very bad effect upon the
water in and about Honolulu
and, with the liberal proportion
of mud, presents a decided ecru
tint. So far as colors go the
stomach draws no lines but it
does rebel when it has forced
upon its delicate mechanism as
much mud as water. Your
medical adviser will tell you
this without any desire, per-.
haps, to advertise our Gate
City Stone Filters. Now you
see what we're getting at.
We want to sell you an article
that will reduce, to a minimum,
the quantity of deleterious
matter taken into the stomach.
We don't believe there's
another filter on the market
that can show the same salts
factory results as the Gate
CITY, Made from the natural
stone, quarried near Atlanta,
Georgia, it contains no chemi-
Gals, no machinery, nothing to
be renewed. 1t has been
recommended by several Of
the medical fraternity as being
the very best filter extant.
Every we'll arranged pantry
shOm1d have its spice container,
but many of them are pain
fully lacking in this respect
and, pickle, mustard and gin
ger bottles are brought into
use in holding the very
"Yarbs F." that would be Better
if kept in boxes especially
made for them. To have
things in apple pie order should
be the aim of every good house
wife. You can't have them
that way if you use bottles for
spices. We have also boxes
for bread and cake, either
large, medium or small size
and just what you need fol
keeping such commodities
fresh.
What is more annoying tc
the reader after he has made &
comb d'etat on an interesting
novel and fixed himself in q
comfortable position for read
ing, than to find he has to sit
on a high stool or step ladder
to get the benefit of the fun
ereal light the lamp shed
Nothing we think. Coco
burners don't cost any more
than poor ones and you canno
expect to have good lights with
poor burners, nor can yol
expect TO retain your eyesigh'
if you continue using inferior
lamps. Our sales of lamp:
during the past year lead us tt
believe that the people who buy
our lamps are satisfied with
them, lead us to believe tina
our prices are lower than a
other stores and that your
judgment was correct wher
we selected the stock at the
factory. If these facts did mo-
exist we would have had ;
limited idea of what a lamp
trade there is in this kingdom
But we have a pretty goodide;
and we are with you in profit
ing by the knowledge derived
from the many calls for good:
which the people know to b.
the best in the kingdom.
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as nLEornIc LEIGH.

Mr.. g. ]. Seeminskey, Of Baltimore,
Inns applied for patcntson an electric
sleigh. Stored electricity furnishes
the power which is u propel the vehic-
Il. This power il transmitted 70 a
single wheel in front q The sleigh by
means 81 All endless cllain. The face
eftlie wheel i furnished with enters
which imbed themselves ii The snow
and prevent the wheel from slipping.
Mr.. Sehminskey SAYS that i speed 81
twelve q fifteen miles an hour ean
be attained BY his motor. A lever
to control the steering gear and an
other lever to regulate the speed Of The
sleigh are placed near the occupants
seat in the sleigh.
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coon, "A DiVICic.

Referring to the President elects
forced retirement to sea-grit isle in
order to escape the opportunities Of
Office seekers, the Weston Democrat Of
fers this excellent advice:
Let every good citizen remember
when he goes into fight for an Office
that it is not possible for all to win,
that regard for his own and the par
TVS future compels the man who makes
the appointment to act with circum.
spection and fairness and that there
are many other men who have render.
ed as loyal and valuable service as him.
self and are as well fitted as himself Il
OH the Office creditably. Let him also
remember that thewelfare Of the coum
try and the party are far more impor
liant than his personal advancement
and act in accordance with these facts
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DECEMBER WEATHER.
Hicks ON what viii bel Cronk On what
has Been.

has Seen.
Hicks for December says: A cold
opening for December. The 4th will
find warmer days touching it with rain
and snow storms. From the 9th to
18th is storm period in which many
causes will unite. Full explanation in
Words and Works. Look for heavy
Si0f4ns Of ram; with Perhaps winter
laundering, turning to billiards. in
the northwest, and followed by great
cold. About the 10Th reaction will
center. The 10 to 23rd is another
storm period we will call dangerous on
sea and land. Be prepared for gales
snow, ice in the north, and for gen
eral cold wave over the continent.
Christmas promises to be cold. The
9th win bring hard reactionary storms
which will add fresh rain. snow and
ice. and turn in upon us the parting
cold wave for 1892.
DIR. G. Z. Cronk, observer at the
Baltimore weather station, has pub
lished the following data from obser-
vations for December since 1871: The
mean or normal temperature for the
month Of December is 3S.5 degrees.
The wvarmest Deeembers were in 1881
and 1889 the average temperature
being 43.S.
The col dest December was in 1876
when the average temperature was
2S.5 degrees. The highest December
temperature was 73. in 1873, on the
fourth day Of the month. The lowest
temperature was 3.5 degrees below
zero, on December 80, 1880. The
average precipitation for December IS
3 06 inches; average number Of days
with .0I Of an inch or more of precipi-
tation, IL; greatest monthly precipita-
ton, go inches, in 1881; least month
" precipitation, 81 inches, in 1889;
greatest precipitation in "a hours, 2.S5
inches, on December 10, 1878; great
est snowfall in "a hours up to 1885
was 1915 inches, on December II. is,
1857; average number of clear days,
6; average number Of partly cloudy
days, 10. Prevailing wiEds have
been from the northwest, The veloc-
ity attained was 40 miles, on Decem-
Der IL, 1878.
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PRISON CONF TER E''S |;
THE NaTlOsAl. ASSOCIATION MEETS
III BALTIMORE.
INFRRENcKs FRoM IMMIGRATION
STATIArlcs rAuPER MARRf-
AaEs rRoHlnITED.

RM'rIMoRE. December Of H'lae IT.
annnal congress IL the National Prison
Association Is fully under way, and
the members have taken hold IL the
work before them III HE earnest and
business like manner characteristic &c
practical and successful philRnlhro-
pists and hnmanitarians. Probably
the most noticeable thing about the
proceedings Of tse congress lllns far
has been The earnest unanimity with
which unrestricted immigration has
been denounced President Iiass, Ia
his annual address. alluded u ihe
spread er erine and ia Growth thiA
land, and said i wa iaYeels Due ID
tho clsss of immigrants noV Ginning
into this country. Nearly every sue-
ceeding Paper also Touched npon this
matter, which ii stamped by sll III the
greatest evil Of the day, and tho most
dangerous to the progress and pros
perity Of The country,
At the first business session If tbs
congress yesterday morning Judge
Francis Wayland, DC Connecticut, ri
chairman Of the Committee on Crimi-
nal Law Reform, read an able report
"A great portion of il. however, deal
with the evils OF unrestricted iinmigra
ton. and he quoted figures To show
the corresponding increase in Grim,
with the increase in immigration
among certain class of undesirable
immigrants. He also spoke of tn,
evil to the community IA allowing I'll,
intermarriage Of imbeciles, felons an
paupers, and said that such should b
prohibited The children Of such mar
rage come into the world and gro,
Eup with crime within them az m here
ditary stain, more dangerous than an.
disease. Such children. Judge Nay
land urges, should be removed fror
their parents and homes III their III
fancy, and placed in Christian homes
He also argues that habitual criminals
paupers and drunkards should be con
fined for life; or, IN The ease DC til
two last, until competent Judges sliolil'
Il -, =
decide them noSlcnger dangerous I
1.-THE community.
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RAILROAD NEWS.

A charter was issued last week by
the Secretary Of State to the. Kama
wha u Buckhannon River Railroad
Company with its principal Office lin
Baltimore, Md The road to be built
is to commence at Lanes Station, on
the West Virginia Is Pittsburg Rail-
road, il Upsher county. and is to be
run thence, BY the most practicable
route, 10 q point at or near Cleveland,
III Webster county. The capital sub
scribed is 5000. 900, divided into shares
Of $500 each. and are held by r. r.
McQuay, Of Buckhannon, w. Va,
and others.
The Camden system of railroads,
intending the West Virginia & Pitts
burg Railroad and the road to Nor
gantowr, will pass under the finan-
cial management Of the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad on December i, 1892.
There will be changes in the officials
Of the different roads at this time.
The B. 4 @. is pushing the road from
Morgantown to Mt. Morris as rapidly
as possible and as soon as that is com
pleted there will be continuous sys-
tenn Of railroads under one manage
ment from Pittsbnrg to the interior Of
the State.
A telegram from Baltimore states
that General Manager O'Dell, Of the
Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad, yesterday
issued an order directing the employ
ment Of additional workmen at the
company's shops located at Grafton,
w. Va, New Ark, Glenwood, near
Pittsburg, and Mt. Clare and Bayley's,
in this city. There will be 1000 more
men employed. He has also author
lied the construction of 1000 box
cars with capacity of IS tons, and
500 gondola cars. Contracts have
been renewed with the South Balti-
more car works providing for the re-
pair Of from 200 TO 500 cars per
month. Add to this go new locomo-
tives ordered from the Baldwin loco
motive works in Philadelphia, and it.
will be seen that the B. 4 Q. proposes
not only to improve its road bed and
terminals, but its rolling stock as well.
The company is well supplied with
money fofS that purpose. Wheeling
,Ners.
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AR MY FIGUR Is.
THE AgsIlAI. REPORT or SECRETARY
or WAR ELKlxS.
INTERESTING FIGURES SHOWING
WHAT IT CosTs no iAINTAiN
our ARMY.

WASHINGTON, ID. G., Dee G. Secre-
tary Of War Elkins issued his annual
report Saturday. Ii is shown that for
the fiscal year ended June 30, 1902,
the total expenditures were SOL ,2lS,-
970.59. OF this So, 4O4, 52s.s was
used to maintain the army and Mill
tary Academy s2,olG,545.65 went
III salaries and SO SCI, Is3 i6 for pub
lic work, including river aud harbor
improvements.
The appropriations for Tie year
ending June 30, 1899. amounts 70
sac, h3s 90 81.
Secretary Elkins says the arns's
exhibit for the Worlds Fair Is we'll II
hand. He recommends liberal ap-
preparation for the militia by the var
ious States. He urges tic president
to appoint 10 cadets TO West Point
Military Academy every year. 50 as &c
keep the school more nearly filled.
THE report states that there are now
| in the United States 96 ga 'risoned
posts, not including arsenals and ar
mories. OF these 80 are east Of thu
Mississippi River. None are located
in West Virginia.
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TAKE NOTICE.

Only few more. The Worlds Az.
sgaud, left. For economy Ii, feel They
have no equal, for beauty they never
have been surpassed, they are nsed
for heating one or more rooms. For
sale BY ]. ". I. Fisher. King street.
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PENSIONS.

Pensions procured for soldiers ofithe
Rebellion who served ninety days and
are nor disabled from dng cause. This
pension il payable whether the dis
ability was incurred before, dnring or
since service. Pensions for widows and
children without regard to cause Of
soldiers death. Pensions for mothers
and fathers who are nor dependent,
whether they were dependent, on sold
Ter when he died or not. Widows, chill
dren and parents are regarded as de
pendent in all cases where they have
not sufficient income from property for
their support
Soldiers pensiontd ut less than twelve
tS12) dollars per month and suffering
from disability hi addition to thai
named III their pension certificate may
obtain increase under tile new law.
Information and advice given With
out charge. Best facilities ever offered
to claimants to have their claims prop
Eerly and diligently prosecuted. 10
lcharges unless successful. Write foI
information to The
PRESS CLAIMS I0MPANl,
61S II street, Washington, ID. G.
john WEDDERBuRN,
Managing Attorney.
The .selaim agent first gets in his
work by lobbying pension bills through
Congress. His next move is to scoul
the country for claimants. The pen
sion claim agency business has been d
late years very lucrative occupation
and the circulars and advertisement
sent broadcast through the country ar,
an invitation to fraud which has beer
accepted in thousands of instances
Disability or dependence" from
any cause, no matter about length q
service or actual claim upon the graft
tude or the purse Of the nation, is ask
ed to step to the front and press th.
button 1.-THE claim agent win do fiji
Irest.
& any wondeE thatthe agnI 9
pensioners should grow apace, or tina
/ it should cost more to pay the pension
bills than for all other expenditures .
the government Record.
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wnsr vIRaINIA RRIDGn BuILDING

WEST VIRGINIA BRIDGE BUILDING.
Plans are preparing for o highway
bridge over Tug river from William
son, Logan county, to the Kentucky
side of the river The bridge is to be
10 feet long with sixty foot APP
proach on the West Virginia side, and
forty foot viaduct on the Kentucky
side. II will have a sixteen foot road
way and sidewalks and IS estimated
to cost $4,000. 7. Boggers,, Jr., Of
Ashland, KY, is the engineer.
The abutments for the new bridge
over Black Fork River at Hendricks
are about completed and the steel for
the superstructure is being delivered.
The Pittsburg Bridge Co., is doing the
work,
The King Iron Bridge Co. is erect
ing q two-span highway bridge over
Middle Island Creek. at Middlebonrne,
Tyler county. The new bridge takes
the place Of a wooden structure.
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Personal MENTION.
Your friend. Coming and Going.

Miss Daisy Burns and Miss VERNE
Leblanc, Of this city, were visiting at
Cherry HILL W Va, last Saturday
and Sunday,
DIR. G. B. Hedges has returned to
Martinsburg again, after taking q rest
and trip for his health, by which he
was greatly benefited. He has settled
down to his practice again, and will
be glad to see his friends ~ his Office
at any time.
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aas. 11o Stew rENsroNEns

Probably il would not be possible to
explain the recent monstrous increase
in the number Of pensioners-from
537, 944 in 1890 to SIG. O63 in 1892 in
amy other way so clearly as by the
publication Of the following specimea
advertisement
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I DIE. IN wEsT vInaINaA.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, December 9.
Saturday morning. at the mouth of
the Breading creek, Logan county,
David Hodge and james Ellis became
engaged in 4 controversy, and agreed
to shoot it out. E Hodges wound il
probably fatal, and Ellis received a
ilesh-wound. The causes leading to
The fight were whiskey and women.
AIT Williamson, Logan county, Satur-
day night, two negroes, names un-
known, got into q quarrel oyer . game
OF cards, and one shot the other, kill
ing him almost instantly. The mnr-
derer escaped. but was caught Sunday
morning and jailed 1t Logan County
Courthouse.
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WHAT Do YOU WANT Z
One Dime Places il in Two Lines
Before Five Thousand Readers.
s,,sa, son., Help wanted. FOR sale, For
Rent. Lost, Fousd. strayed orstoien. To
INV, sell Or Exchange Whatever Your
want, Make il Known In This Column.

IThe treat increase IN the local cir
eniation Of THE World makes this
column the BEST AND CHEAPEST adver-
Using medium in this section. 1t is
read by over 1000 people everv even
ing. One dime pays for two line adj
vertisement Cor one insertion. Snbse-
auent insertions can be had at y cts.
per line. Special rates by the month
ar year. All copy must be in by ! p.
m. daily. A.postaI card msiled by
noon at any point within the collective
district, viii reach this column IN time
for the edition of that day. Cards fur+
nislre,a free atthis Office or It's branches,
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Go to NJ. L. neRN for the prcttiest
Fonr.in-Hand Ties in town.
4 SrKcIsI. MEETING.

The members Of the Democratic
City Executive Committee viii meet
on Wednesday evening. Dec. Z. st s
o'clock. A full attendance Il ntvsnt.
Ii requested. II. w. SNAPPER,
Chairman.
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Does il pay 70 advertise in THE
WORLD Well, we should say 50.
One day last week. Mr.. ]. w. X.
Fisher advertised the World Argand
stove III our columns. and the very
next day he sold q handsome Argand
stove OH the strength Of the al. Adj
vertise your goods in The WORLD,
and you are sure TO sell them every
time.
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BUILDING NOTES.

Mrs. s. ], Thompson il improving
nor residence, ON South Queen street,
BY building an addition.
Abell's addition is At present 4 very
busy place. The handsome brick resi-
denee Of Mr.. w. G.. Edwards il III
most completed. and work is rapidly
progressing on the Baptist parsonage
and Mr.. Abells new cottage Mean
while other improvements are going
on in other sections. Water mains
are being laid on Burke street extend
ed, from Raleigh to Charles. This
part Of Burke. we understand. will
shortly be graded and macadamized.
When completed this will be one Of
the prettiest residence sections in the
city.
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Will DELIeHr Nv rnYnopY.

The entertainment to be given By
the Boston Stars in the Martin
street Opera House tonight will de-
light and edify everybody. 1t is a
concert commanding the highest price
for admission, yet placed at very rea-
sonable rates for our city. General
admission 80 cents. No extra charge
FOR reserved seats at Burdette's.
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yxT e are now receiving our novelties IoT tne
w Christmas holidays, and will have them
ready next week for your inspection Don't put
ID buying your gifts until the rush. Come ear
ly and get the best selections IT .
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r OST--0n yesterday evening between the
Market sfonse and SmoketowW sitk nm
bYelia with steel rod center stat Cherry handIe.
Finder win receive reward BIZ leaving az this
8fice.
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MOUND. -on Tuesday mgnt, on Queen street
4 watch owner can have same by calling
Al The WoRLD ONCE. and paying the cost o. TINS
notice. lr@p-ut
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xYotrR sweetheart will thank you for buying
that box Of candy for her at LOUIS =.
BROWNS.
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ATTAyE yeu looked over your wardrobe 70 see
ii II any OF your winter garments need clean.
fs1RDNER near wooden mill. Gloves, slippers,
neckwear SC beautifully cleaned.
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AID Winter Excursion.-5 genuine ~ Neal
wi Mulfs for 81. 80, EUGENE T.. HERRING next
1oor Cleo. Mann's Tonsorial Emporium.
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r3DR RENT q oiiiees oceupsa for years by
sa.,,tt, =, ma nfire is-5.fm
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AS FslfRDETTE,s line OF special Xmas gifts
lN surpasses anything he has ever had be-
fore, and that Is saying lots. for we know what
mis- stocks In the past have been.
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AVID Winter Excursion.--5N0 genuine - Seal
door Geo Mann's Tonsorial Emporium.
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T3oR sALE.4Geod buggy and set new har
11s1S1tnon.
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TJUR Capes are very popular wraps this sea
: son. for medium sold weather. We are sell.
I'd 4 new invoice which you should see
z ','ss 81: MstERIl.s n EIsx. !
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The educational building at the
Worlds Fair will cost $4,000.
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If you want handsome initialF silk
Handkerchief go 10 Mi L. Dom.
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T1RoM now to Xmas ii a very short time--ju
h long enough togo to BROWNS and select
one 81 those charming toilet cases for your
sisters holiday gifts,
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Anthartic coal has been discovered
ms Hamilton County, Indiana.
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THE WORLD at L. cents per week
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Forthe best quality ofSillo Umbrellas
for Xmas present 10 10 MI DoRN.
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: tIsoNE N ks,<Il,Eh -.
-. ~ -lAal Shea ~ ElEl-ssa Sll1E: sslI1L.Ll

I/ILMER,S china Hall on King street, for
IN beautiful Tea and Dinner Sets.
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MID Winter Excursion 800 genuine 81 Seal
iM Muffs tor 81 80, Ell I'm 4 F.. III FIRING next
door Geo. Manns Tonsorial Art Emporium.
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THE woRLD at 10 cents per week.
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TAyE you been to look at the elegant line of
III plush AMI hard wood Toilet Cases, Albums
and Work Boxes at N. 5. BuRDErTRs Book
Store. a-=zz11~T--"~5
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HEADQUARTERS for Pillsbury xxx X Best
III Flour Win sell at lowest prices. Money
can be saved by buying from me. A. = shy
DER, Agent. sl-om
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HILMER's China Hall on King street, Tor all
IN kinds Of Dishes.
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gTyRUNK SALE +-Great slaughter Sale of
Trunks think of good Trunks only sizes at
C.P BEHRING'S Cash House.
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Nov Is YOUR CHANCE to get first class
IN Chiidren's school Shoes at FIERxss SHoE
SroEE- Every pair guaranteed 70 give satisfaG-
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KILMER's China Hall on King street, for
IN fine Chinas
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ATA BARGAIN.-A handsome G. Clarinet
"A concert pitch good as new at Joe Mess
mans.
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NJ S.,BURDETTE now has his Xmas stock
M. goods displayed.
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KILMER's China Hall on King street, for sub
N stantial Lamps
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ANENS SHIRT SAI.E,-5OO meas working shirts
lyl worth 10 cents now % cents.
500 Boys working shirts worth 35cents now;
20 cents.
800 boys waist percale worth 5c cents now
e cents.
$50 ladies blouse waists worth 50 cents now 20
cents at e. p HERRING Netspot Cash House.
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FTyHE MAGNIFICENT line Of Writing Paper and
Envelopes At NJ. s, BURDETFE'S is an
Xmas stock in itself 60 and look at It.