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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-10-19

"HRnson's Magic Corn SRlve."
Warranted TO cure or money refunded. Ask your
druggist for IL. Price 10 cents.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-10-19
GOVERNOR HORACE BoIEs.

For the Third Time He Is II Candidate for
Governor OF Iowa.
Governor Horace Boles Of Iowa, re-
Gently renominated for third term
by the State convention OF the Demo
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-10-19
HEIR TO COLUMBUS FAME.

A Descendant OF the DIscoverer Resides in
Buffalo, N. Y.
Buffalo has the honor Of reckoning
among her citizens a lineal descend
ant of Christopher Columbus, the
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K. N. Y. r. 534--Al

When answering any Of these advertise,
ments. please mention this paper.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-10-19

In 1903 the Rhine, Loire, and Seine
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DROWNED LIKE RATS.


Thirty Miners lose Their Lives Id i aitns
~ cornwaIi.
LuSnoN, JIM liza calamitons acei.
dent occurred Tuesday III peuzancc,
Cornwall While d number OF men
were at work In the wheal Owl mine al
that place water suddenly rushed III
md drowned many of tho miners Al
Q o as the rush Of tho water was henrd
those nearest 10 the main shaft rushed
Into the cage and were quickly drawn
70 the surface. Others IL d distance
were ovcrtaken by tho water. and their
cries could be heard rcsonnding through
the galleries Tho number drowned
has been asccrtained 10 be thirty.
Later dispatches from pcnxance state
That the water which flooded Tho Whoal
Owl mine came from nm adjacent mine
which had been closed for many Years,
Water had accumulated in d vast quan.
TITS III Tho abandoned mine, and sud.
denly hurst its way through. Hun.
drcds Of thousands OF tons Of water
poured into the Wheal Owl mine, sweep
ing away ladders. iioodfngs tho work.
ings and destroying life
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NOVEL TRAP.
A Grocer lnvents 4 Continuance
and Gets 4 Burglar.
On catering His Store the Night
PrOwler Steps on ! Door.


Sr. LouIS Jan. 1.-THE most novel
and, At the same tina. practical cnpr
ture OF a burglar evor made III 81. Louis
wns effccted early Monday morning, IN
the grocery-hopse Of 81 T~eRethoff. No
roo 9tFalton streek Tcrethofr runn
four stores in different sections Of 81
Louis. and hnA been tho victim % :
number q burglariea IIe invented =
"thief-trap. unique and original IA
design, but as reliable III ia workings
as Q bear tran
Albert Williams, who has served two
terms for burglary. and ens recSntiy
released from prison, was Monday night
In Jail suffering with one log nearly
ruined from the hold which the thief
trap teeth got on II His yeils Of pain
while IN tho trap brought policemen 70
the store. They could not reionsa him.
md hc had 10 remain ii the trap until
the inventor was awakened ut his homo
altnilc away. who camo and 'lpoNencd
mp" the. things
The arrangement Of the trap Is thus
described: In the floor Of the store =
placed i movable trMp-dpor, which 4
protected during the day. but left 20
that d triiiing weight Will force Il npen
during the night when stepped upon
this falls through Into the cellar, re-
leasing d strong. heavy movable bar.
much after the style 81 the cutter. bar
NJ q moving machine bristiinQ
with spikesg to which Is attached.
by means Of wire ropes and pull
leys, several large stones weighing
about sixty-iivc pounds Facing this II
. stationary bar also spiked. and II d
between these two formidable rows OF
teeth thnt Williams icR was held.
These are placed between two jeikts IL
the ceiling ~ the cellar. and when IN
position ARE held open BY the trnpedoor.
Az the trap-door falls the xeighta pull
the movable bar forward with great
force. II such i manner that the objoet
the trap-door can not fail 10
caught Tho bars to which this 10
attached arc notchcd. aud Is they move
forward arc locked upon the ether side
Of the ioisk
n addition TO holding the burglars
leg a. the trap falls II pniis down 4
small board which supports n brick.
which IN turn Is attached 70 The trigger
81 4 pistol III the Etor1 abovc and point
cd 90 that when discharged ii shoots
straight acrpsa the hole IA which tho
victim icg Is held:
Monday night the cartridge In this
pistol missed firc Of burglar Williams
would hare been shot dead.
Williams said 81 his experiences: syTho
gave Way and | began slippinR IN
10 the cellar. 1nt was caught like
BY two iron bars with sharp teeth,
which stabbed right into my Ter into
Ihe bone. The bars held my leg near
The knee and ! could not escape
The pain was unbenfnble. and
u seemed as II l W. held there
III night Tho more moved
The worse the trap liberated my ieR
md increased tho pal WINS glad 70
DO released and scnt over the road
There was d sa-caiibcr gan set 50 that
\ pointed directly toward my head and
body. II did not 60 on II Ii had /
would have been blown 10 pieces.
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lie rails From = PLATFORM IL q xlac M0rks
0nto = Sest ef s~teamptpeNs
NKwARK, N j., Jan. il.-Whglc some
laborers were az work on ono 81 tie
furnaces in the Newark Zine works
they detected the smell Of burning aesh
and were hhrrifed 10 SEQ blood trick.
ling down some pipes overhead One
III the men wont 10 the roof 81 a shed
and crawled Iii on a sort Of platform
over the nest OF pipes beneath the
platform IN the pipes the workmen saw
the body Of a man. The clothing had
been burned from tho body. II took
several workmen over an hour 10 dis
lodge the body. There Is nothing 10
lead 70 the mans identity. None Of
the workmen are missing. and II Is be-
licyed The victim Is a tramp who
crawled on the platform TO sleep and
was overcome by gas from the fnrnaees
II i supposed that feeling the effects 81
the gas he had attempted Is reach the
shed. bnt In his struggle rolled from
The platform u the nest Of pipes. which
formed a gridiron on which he was
slowly roasted 70 death.
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Down, N. J., Jan. 1.-THE Forcite
Powder works at Lake Hopatcong blew
up Monday morning with a tremendous
report shaking the country for miles
around, shattering windows In many Of
the village houses. There were two ex-
blossoms, one at 10 o'clock and another
fifteen minutes later. mall $50 pounds
of giant powder went of. The powder
works were demolished. 1t 50 chanccd
thatalI the workmen and the superin-
tendent left the building Ave minutes
before / help extinguish a fire and
hence no bne was hurt The works
blew up a year ago. killing five people.
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UPROAR
President Carrots Ministry Re-
signs.
The Greatest Exci,smsn, Prevails and
People Throng the Streets.


PANS Jan 1.-THE French ministry
has just resigned. owing 70 differences
In the cabinet on the arrest 81 eS-Min.
istcr Of Public Works Baihut and other
matters The greatest excitement pre-
walls, and people throng the streets
The police are ont In force and diapers.
ing the crowds,
President Garnet has just charged NJ.
Ribot with the duty OF reconstructing
the ministry. II is openly charged that
The president and NJ. Ribot are not in
earnest In the Panama prosecutiniA and
that they have no intention of bringing
the bribo takers to trial and that the
prosecution OF Do Lesscps. kontane.
Cottu and Eiffci, now under arrest will
be nothing moro than 4 farce
The indictment against Gustave Eiffel
stntes that he secured 90. 600, 900 francs
of ranama canal money. Heretofore II
was supposed that he had obtained but
81, 900. 900 francs. Ii Is now regarded us
l~mprobable that al. BaIhut will be
tried by the senate.
The senate will undoubtedly vote 10
favor 81 his being taken before d Grim
inal court The parliamentary commiF
sion OF inquiry has discovered a hiatus
III the sequence of the canal companys
leheck-stubs More than half OF the
sfnbs are missing. md il has transpired
that IL every case 4 large sum was I'M
eotVed.
0ae ~ the checks In question was for
100, 900 francs. others for sums between
40. 900 and 70, 600. II the stubs Of these
checks are not found. Folk cottu and
Marius Fontane, AZ directors 81 the
Canal Co. will be liable TO imprIson
mcnt for three years earhs They ARE
suspected Of having destroyed the stubs
So as to protect their renctionIst friends
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%coNuloTEp o. RIoI.
HIT One Of the Dnqnesne strikers A..
quilted ~ Pittsbnrgh.

hut One 81 the Dnqaesne STRIKERS An.
quilted at r~ittsbnrgb.
PfTTsHuRGH. Jan 1.-THE jury Ia
the case % the thirteen Ddquesne strik.
ers charged with riot reformed q scaled
verdict Monday night. II was opened
in court Tuesday morning and the yer.
diet announced. Ten ~ the defendants
were convicted Of riot. two az unlawful
assembly and one acquitted. The en-
ployes i carnegie's Dnquesne plant
struck last August III sympathy with
the Homesteaders The day after the
inauguration Of the strike the strikers
placed guards about tho mill and nom
union men were assaulted. II was
proven that the defendants had acted
as volunteer guards and had taken part
In the riot
The verdict created much surprise, as
1t was generally believed II would be
not guilty II Is looked upon rs q great
victory for the prosecution and Is the
first case growing outof the Homestead
troubles. The punishment Is the same
for riot as unlawful assembly, the max.
imum being $500 fine and two years III
Jail or the work-house. The defense
will at once move for q new trial
III all thirty strikers were Indicted for
the riot, but the officers were unable 10
find the others. The defendantsa are ali
Young men.
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CONDENSED NEWS
Gathered Prom All rarts Of the Con ~
BY Telegraph

lCafhrrea From All rnrts Of the Con trg
BY T~siesrAph-
Chattanooga union iron molders
threaten to strike.
II Is now said that ex-senator EustiS
o louisiana, is to be made secretary Of
state in Clcveinnd's cabinet
The San Antonio Water Co struck
another fow 81 artesian water Monday,
The flow being 5000. 900 Of gallons Ia
t~wentysfour hours.
In view Of the Panama canal scandal
IN France, the Columbian government
has suspended action in the matter Of
extending the concession.
Robert Roe, a butcher at Chattanoo-
gn. Tenn, identified his son, killed in q
g. 4 G collision near Harpersviilc,
Miss by a piece Of his coat
Congressman Mills. who was thought
70 be a certainty for the senate, is now
opposed by the Hogg faction. and will
have q lively fight on his hands
Lord Beresford. in jail for swind-
ling at Rome. Ga, says he win expose
many prominent persons after the dis
posal Of his case In the U. s supreme
court, March l8
David Roach, Of Charlottesville, Ind,
was IN Monday appointed sheriff Of the
Supreme court 1t is expected that
t;ov. Matthews will name Irwin Rob
bins Of Indianapolis, acknowledgement
BY election in the Abb Arrondissc-
nient Of the department OF the Tarn
i'rof. Jaures, u socialist, was elected 70
the chandler by q large majority. la
Garpaux the electorate voted Tor him
Utmost unanimously.
The remains Of Miss Mary. Allan
West, which arrived at San Francisco
Monday on the steamer Rio de Janeiro
from Japan, have been forwarded to
hieago to Miss Frances L. Willard, at
The Women's temple.
The ~five-year-old chestnut mare, by
Robert McGregor. dam the dam OF
Nancy Hunks. 30 Is dead at the homo
Of arN.sIlarkncss, near Lexington, Ky.
AtE. iiarkness recently paid $1,000 for
her at Kclloggss New York sale.
Sir Francis Knollys, private secretary
10 the prince Of Wales, says that his
royal highness will not use his new
Yacht 70 visit the Worlds fair at Chica-
"a this year. Sir Francis states that
The prince has no intention Of visiting
Chicago.
The t~wenty-ninth general assembly
of Arkansas convened at noon Monday.
effected a temporary organization and
vent into the election Of permanent
officers. A caucus Of senators nomin-
nted e. D. Kcnworthy. of Clark county.
for president
j. NJ. Evans and Cal Free, two white
farmers living near Star City, adjacent
to Pine Bluff, Ark, fell out Sunday
night about rents. Hot words ensued,
when Evans drew . revolver and shot
Free three times. from the effects Of
which he died. Evans was arrested.
The various Evangelical churches, Of
Charlottesville. Ind, held a rousing
union meeting and organized what will
be known as the Citizens Reform
league, with q capital stock OF q, 900.
and to be Incorporated under the laws
Of Indiana Itexpects to root ont evil
and suppress crime. Its motto is: Let
No Guilty Man Escape and liberal.
premiums will be placed on the scalps
Of evil doers Nearly all the stock is
taken. and an u~nreienting crusade is
promised.
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or the Men who Disgracsd Frnnos About
70 Begin.

PANS, Jan. lin. Tanou, the pro
cureur general Monday summoned
| t~hirty-one witnesses to testify at the
great Panama trial which begins Tues
day. The defendants are nj. Chas. De
Lesseps, director Of the Panama com
pany; M. Marcus Fontaine, director
general Of the company; M. cottu, Of
the banking firm of Reinach, Kohn a
Co, and NJ. Gustave Eifel, the dis
~tinguished engineer. M. De Lesseps
Monday had subponacs served on the
English directorso of the Suez Canal Co,
to testify in his behalf. Sensational
developments are expected at the trial.
and before II Is ended ii Is believed
those deputies who accepted the brides
will be exposed.
The first three defendantsare accused
Of putting the Panama enterprise be-
fore the people in d false light In order
TO induce the public TO invest. and Of
misnppropriating funds In their possess
sion MS trust deposits with q view to
preludicing the interests Of the bond
holders
M. Efffel Is accused Of having shared
in the profits of the fraud, and having
kept funds intended for tile payment Of
wages Of employees Of the company.
Nothing IS said IN the indictments
about bribery Of Legislators. but that
will come ONT during tho hearing.
One OF the witnesses summoned is
said 70 be N. Lucien Napoleon Bona
parte Wyse. who claims tie credit Of
having been the first TO conceive the
idea of . canal between the Atlantic
and Pacific. 1t was he who. in his
character. obtained from the Column
bian government the concession to carry
int the Panama canal in the works Of
which he was engaged until the final
collapse. He Is said to know a great
many secrets il connection with the
cNnuda1a
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GAINESVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 11.-While
neighbors were sitting with the corpse
of Miss Jane Adams, Mrs. Adams at
tempted to FIJI a coal oil lamp from a
full can. An, explosion took place, and
she was s badly burned as to i her
Heath the next day. Mr.. Adams, two
of his sons and one daughter were dan
yerously burned IN endeavoring TO ex
tinguish the flames from Mrs Adams
:lothing. The burning oil yet fire to
the house. and persons present had
bard work to save the corpse and build
Ing.
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pr. I.rIrrs Formnllr ArduitlaA.

NEW York, Jan. 1.-THE final meet
Ing Of the Presbytery of New York,
sitting as a court on the trial OF the
charges against Rev. Charles A. Briggs,
adopted the report Of the committee
that .tthe presbytery do not find that
he has transgressed tho limits OF lib
erty allowed under the constitution
10 scholarship and opinion Col Nc
Cook said be should appeal the case to
the general assembly.
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TAYLOR saeceeds col. Poorman.

CoLuMnus,NO, Jan. is NJ Taylor
became secretary Of state at noon Mon
day. Judge Spear. Of the supreme
court, visited the secretary's Office, and
without ceremony administered the
oath Of Office to Mr.. Taylor. Then the
new clerical force was drawn up In line
and the oath administered to them
Mi. Taylor gave the usual bond Of
500, 600. with exceptionally strong Sc
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Cold yeather 81 81. paul.

81. PAUL, Jan. 1.-THE mercury con-
tinued to drop rapidi5during the night,
falling nearly as much as during the
previous twenty-fonrl hours. During
Monday night 1t touched from 20 70 80
degrees below In different parts Of the
city. and 80 degrees was also reported.
but the average was about rs. At Z
o'clock Tuesday morningit had warmed
up a triie, the mercury at from II TO rs
below. The night was the coolest Of
the winter thus far.
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4 Lawyer sent 10 Jan.

New YoRk, Jan ii. Lawyer VIM,
Lane ofNeiil, the Irish agitator, was ar
rested. He Is charged with forging the
name Of a client, John William Lang, 10
4 retainer. When arrested lie had come
into the Yorsville police court to get
possession Of the retainer. which had
been filed IN his suit against Lang for
attorneys fees. He was unable Is give
g, 600 bail and was locked mp.
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DIG BOSTON FIRE.
A Mtliion Dollars worth d Property Goes
~ III smoke.

FRENNy NA4Nh.
I'D 10 smoke.
BosroS. Jan f1.-Three alarms have
been rnng in for largo fre In the
buildings from aO7 To 2t9 Federal street
Hccht Bros & 60, Korshland Il Co,
wool, and Patterson Bros market oc-
cupy The building. The fremen are bat
Ting tiercoly with the flames, but de-.
spite their Efforts the ffre Is spreading
south and fast. The loss viii 30 heavy.
Five men have been injured. but none
killed. The nee burned over $4,000 feet
Iof land Hecht Bros loss. IL Ii estimated,
viii reach $500. 900. and the aggregate
loss. 81. 900. 900 Tho fire started In Hecht
Bros from, II Il said, the explosion Of
d boiler.
The flames moved rapidly along Fed
erai street to Summer street. and a. d
result eight or ten buildings are badly
damaged and several other completely
burned out District Chief Mullen fell
from a ladder. but was not badly In.
iured.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-11

GAINESVILLE. Tenn, Jan. 11.-Miss
Lucy Noien. living in the lower portion
Of Montgomery county. has come to be
known as the most tickle maiden In the
state. Tuesday she was to be welded to
Vim. shannon. but objected at the very
hour for the ceremony 70 be performed
This makes the fifth sutton she has re-
jected on the wedding day set.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-11

81. PETERsBURG, Jan. 1.-THE Novoe
vrema regards the fact that the sui
tan conveys United States Minister
Thompson from Smyrna to constanti-
rople on the imperial yacht rather than
allow q United States m~an-of-war to
pass Though the Dardanclles, as an in
timation to Russia Of Turkeys firm fiji.
tention to exclude Russian men-of-w war
also from that privilege
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DENyER, Col, Jan. fI-Jamcs A.
Clark, aged Is, som Of the millionaire
thread manufacturer Of Paisley, Scot
land, was killed at Colorado Springs,
Monday. by being thrown from 4 car
riage while driving with his brother
Norman He had just received a tele-
gram informing him OF the death Of his
sister. MEa. Clara Baxter, ut Paisley.
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Ely MHEEL.
~ nutsts At Pitfsburgh, KtliinR One Man
ard lnJnrlng OtlInrs.

~ uutsts A. Pittsburgh killing One Man
ard inJnrlnR others.
PITTsBunGH, Pm, Jan. II.-The nv
wheel at the steel mill Of Oliver Bros,
South Ninth and bingham streets, burst
ut 10 O'clock Tuesday morning. one
man was instantly killed and twelve
injured Among the injured are:
Ferdinand Eden, roller ii rod mill,
twenty-cight years old, skull fractured,
will die; Mike Schmotccr. Pole, thirty
eight years old. employed ut furnace,
skull fractured, will die, has wife and
i've children; Jack Eodac, fourteen
years old. leg injured and badly bruised,
will recover. The injured were vent To
the South Side hospital The mill II
badly wrecked. The lying pieces of
the wheel tore hinge holes IA the roof
and damaged the machinery =
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BRussELs, Jan. liza dynamite bomb
that had been placed ia front Of the
building occupied by the Catholic club
at Seraing exploded Tuesday morning,
completely wrccking the front 81 the
structure and otherwise causing great
damage. Fortunately not a single per-
son was hurt There Is noNclew 70 the
perpetrators 81 the outrage.
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WnEE1ING, W. Va, Jan lin two
days this city has had twelve narrow
escapes from disastrous fires ii he
warehouse and jobbing district Every
n Of these fires has been due Is tie
~unevenness Of the natural ras supplv.
and but for their early discovery ali 81
them would have resulted d~isnsirouslv.
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BULLET THao' 4 KNOT HoLE.
4 MoonshlnsF was Peepins ana Rsil Back
Dead.

- tFNN AL-ENHA y M0IA II2UX
Dead.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Jan. 1.-The
story 81 . singular tragedy IN buchanan
county. Va. through 4 reliable
source. chaa Carroll, q m~oonshiner
who was being pursued By deputy
marshals. concealed himself ii ID
abandoned cabin, barred the door
and stood peeping out through
o knot-hoie. The posse SaIno along
the road, stopped and began talking on
the edge Of the clearing. too far away
to be heard IN ordinary Conversation.
A bet WA made and taken that one Of
the party could not shoot through {
knot hole Ia the door. The Winchester
was lowered and fired and something
was heard to fall inside the cabin. The
officers rushed 70 the spot and found
writing in death the man for whom
they were hunting.
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CHICAGO, III, Jan 1L-C Il. Gregory,
. telegraph operator, went into the
apartment Of Mrs. Robert Hitler. =
skirt dancer. whose stage name Is Sadie
Barnes, and shot himself dead. He was
in love with the woman, although she
claims she never saw him before. Miss
Barnes says that she lives Ia New York,
but would not give her Address there.
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LONDON, Jan. 1i.-Andrew George
Macrae. who on December "a was ON
yicted Of the murder Of his mistress,
Annie Prifchard, was Tuesday executed
At Northampton. The hanging was
private. but the governor OF the Jail
states there was not q hitch In the pro-
eeedingA V
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DULUTH. Mimi, Jan. .lt.-charles
Prince. q barber, was so terribly cut
with 4 razor in the hands Of his Infuri
lted wife. that il is thought he viii die,
The woman was jealous Of her wild
owed sister.
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Decided AgaI st the Treasurers.

MADISON Wis. Jan. 1.-THE Sd.
preme court Tuesday affirmed Judgment
in the treasury suits. Ex-treasurcrs
and bondsmen are thereby required 10
return to the state about $500 900, re-
ceived as interest on state money. de-
posted BY treasurers in state banks
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HAMBrRe. Jan 1.-Two Of the sick
sailors from the Spanish steamer Muir
ciano. from New Orleans. are declared
10 have the cholera The vessel has
been disinfected,
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GONE merchants let thair lineRof staple goods
run down lii order 70 lay inSl stock 81 toys,
dolls. etc. forthe hoiidays-pOt y with Emfnert
Il Fiery for their largest trades ism dress goods
and coats. They carry these lines full 10 that
You'll find just AS great a variety in their dress
goods as You did early hi the season and their
assortment Of coats was never better.
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IIAvE You called lately at Emmert 81 Feryfss
III not, y0ull find plenty Of new fancy arti-
dies for their holiday trade. Visit their store
and y0uIl find many suggestions for presents.
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Il rP STAITS-Ypu are wanted by Kris. COME
at once To q. r.. HEBEIsa's Toy Department,