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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-02-02
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 2-The Burrows
resolution calling for an Investigation
Of the alleged Whisky trust has been
referred to the Judiciary committee 81
the house for consideration. II was
Tuesday referred by the chairman 81
that committee to the subcommittee.
ii Is not thought that tho matter will
ever be heard Of again outside the com
mittee room.
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ZAxRsvILLE, o.. Feb 2John Slime
and his wife's sister, who had kept
house for him for i number Of years,
were secretly married May !, 1885,. So
well was the secret kept that the family
did not discover the exact. state Of
things until the son searched the pro
bate records and discovered that they
secured d license May 3 and were mar
ried on the following day.
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DETROIT, Mich. Feb "a special
from Washington says there is some
prospect that Benjamin Franklin Ho-
mer Hosford, Of Detroit, will be Presi-
lent-elect g~leveland's private secretary.
Mr.. Hosford Is secretary OF the Mich
igan democratic state central commit
tee. and tally clerk in the house, at
Wash;n0ton
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-02-02

SALEM. Mass, Feb 2-Ex-Secretary
Of War Endicott. Is confined to his home
on Essex street There was a consul
tation Of physicians Tuesday afternoon
regarding his ease. His ailments q nm
derstood to be complicated, including
pneumonia His son has been tele-
craphed for.
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appointed Judge.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. Feb 2-Gov.
Tnrney Tuesday evening appointed +
M. Anderson. OF the Nashville bar.
criminal court judge Of the Nashville
circuit TO fiji outthe unexpired term Of
Judge Ridley. resigned Judge Ander
son is a young man and Is at present
city attorney Of Nashville. He has AZ
cepted the appointment
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-02-02

NEW York, Feb. 2-Michael Finne.
gan, 30 years old who was formerly a
Catholic priestin charge Of a parish in
south Brooklyn, was sent 70 the peni-
tertiary for thirty days BY Justice Hag-
gerty In the Myrtle avenue police court
for begging IN frontAof Bishop MELON
naIIt. horea n ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
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WAsHIxaroN, Feb a-Senator Dawes
introduced q resolution Tuesday which
provides Tor another junketing trip II
proposes that the committee on Indian
affairs shall spend the summer, Or rs
much thereof as Is pleasant and agree
able, IN travelling around the various
Indian agencies.
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OTTAWA, Ont, Feb 2.-The knights
Of Labor will send q deputation TO
watch the proceedings 81 the dominion
parliament this session. They are ask
ing the Legislation to prohibit the im-
portation Of alien labor under contract
well aa an act imposing an annual
poll tax 81 800 on Chinese residents In
Canada, the sum 70 DO paid into the
municipalities where they may reside.
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viii sign the Antl.Optlon I;nli.

WASHINGTON, Feb 2-There appears
TO BE- 40 doubt that the anti-option bill
which passed tho senate late Tuesday,
will be signed BY the president There
win be alibustering against It In the
house when the senate amendments are
taken up for concurrence. but there Is
such a heavy majority for the measure
In the house that flibustering can not
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CHIcAoo, Feb THE contract foi
then construction Of the Metropolitan
West Side Elevated railroad has been
let to the Carnegie Co. Of Pittsburgh.
ct a price approximatine IS, o00. 600.
The carnegis Co is to construct four
teen miles Of road. but the contract
does not include the rails,
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npennarIvnnIa Fnvora Annexatton.

HA~RRIsBuRe, Pa, Feb. 2.-The sen
tie unanimously adopted a resolution
tavoring the annexation Of the Sand
wich islands TO the United States. and
urging the representatives Of Pennsyl
yania at Westinghouse use every means
in their power to promote the annexa-
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a June Meeting.

BRussE1s, Feh a-The Independence
Beige publishes an interview with NJ.
Allard, Belgian delegate to the none
.ary conference, in which he says that
he conference certainly viii be econ
vened next June,
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MONTGOMERY, Ala, Feb 24The
house has passed q bill prohibiting the
sale or giving away Or otherwise dis.
posing Of cigarettes cigarette tobacco
and cigarette paperin Alabama II i'm.
poses Z One Of not less than SO or more
than $50, and imprisonment D sentence
to hard labor for not less than thirty
days for ! violation 81 it, provisions
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FRANKFORT, KY, Feb 2-The com
nittee on circuit courts favorably re-
ported the senate bill relating 70 circuit
Judges in counties Of not less than 90
100 nor more than 5000 population.
Allowing extra pays to be voted Judge
Perkins IS the purpose Of the bill.
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CHICAGO. Feb R-4he British consul
was busily engaged Tuesday in arrang-
ing for the funeral Of the late Col @. Il
Grover. British Worlds fair commis-
sioner. The funeral win be held At
ST James church Thursday, and The
body will be inferred in Rose Hill Gem
eterx.
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BERLIN, Feb. 2-One fresh case 81
cholera has been reported, and several
ut Kro1lwftz. near SaaIe. The out
break Is attributed TO the condition Of
the Saale river. The figures show that
1208 cases Of cholera and forty-twc
deaths have occurred in the Biettleben
ASYLUM to date.
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COLUMBUS o., Feb 2-The Hooking
and Ohio Valley Editorial association
ana the Associated Ohio dailies. were
in session here Tuesday. One Of the
points TO be considered Is the threatened
legislation adverse 10 the interest Of
the craft in the matter Of legal adver-
tisinp.
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FRANKFORT. KY, Feb 2-The KEN
lucky senate has not had 4 quorum for
two days. and twice those present were
on the pointof issuing warrants Of ar
rest for absent members, but r~efrained.
fearing, as one remarked, that It would
get into the newspapers.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Feb 2.-The Pacific
mail steamer China arrived from Hong
Kong and Yokohama Wednesday morn.
ing. She did not stop at the Hawaiian
islands en- route.
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SAIEM, Ore. Feb. a-Huth houses Of
the legislature have adopttaresoEutions
favoring the Annexation OF The Hawai-.
ian islands.
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yT,HE most perfect dyeing II done byJ. CORD
NER, frst-clnss dyer and fnishet. south
R,1eigh street. near new jail. Ladies' and gen
t5emens garments 0f every description steam
cleaned, dyed and finished without ripping
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YIIMER's China Hall on King street, Tor all
IN kinds Of Dishes.
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GONE merchants lei their linesof staple goods
run down In order to lay In q stock OF toys,
dolls. etc. for the holidays-not 50 with Emnert
a Fiery for their largest trades isin dress goods
and coats. They carry these lines full 80 that
yonill find Just as great a variety IN their dress
goods as you did carly In the season and their
assortment of coats was never better.
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YOU called lately at Emmert & Fierysss
I'll IL not. You'll fnd plenty of new fancy arti-
eies for their holiday trade. Visit their store
and You'll find many suggestions for presents.
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* m YOU HAPPY ri IL not go TO the
A Great Muslin sale. and you win 50 home
nic,sr "a "a death, Fat C.P. H~RRlINGss, corner
Queen and Martin streets
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s re YOU 4 II, If so stop at the Great
IA Sale, and get two or three bargains and
20 home feeling happy and glad, at N II HEX
INGS, corner Queen and Martin streets.
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IN you want to make a present Of ~a.handsome
dress or coat 90 to Emmert 81 Fiery a great
variety Of the latest styles and patterns at
bottom prices.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-02-24

Overman has ordered a pair of
pure-bred Poland China pigs from
Clairenda, Iowa.
JW Allen writes from Pennsyl-
vania that he has got his foot in it
married "a rich widow. Well,
friend Allen, here's our nes~.
Owen gave II dance to his friends
at Russell's Friday night.
Stock is getting through the win
ter in pretty good shape-loss very
light.
Tom Marrinan is spending the
winter in Iowa.
Sweet has bought an interest in
the Davis sawmill at Petersburg.
Omer Wise is under the weather
at his residence ON the Telcher farm
We hear pretty loud kick y
in this country about sending men
to the poor farm who are in good
financial circumstances.
The heaviest team we have seen
in the logging business was Clark
Gill with ten horses to one log
and Clark will always get there i
the bobs hold together.
E.S.Spooner sold his big black
stallion to Clark Gill.
We sold our team Of black horses
last Monday for $3.50.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-02-24
The Latest From Warrens.

Harry Cone arrived from War
rens last week and reports a hard
winter and dull times. There were
six feet of solid snow at the Hot
Springs, the biggest fall in 10 years.
In the camp the Delaware compa-
ny have suspended work for the
winter, although they had good ore
in both faces of the tunnels run
from the bottom of the shaft. The
sale of the Knott, Rescue and other
properties is reported to have lap
sed and they revert to their origi-
nal owners. George Riebold is dri-
wing his big tunnel on the Little
Giant with the energy and vim cha
racteristic of the man, and a vast
amount of practical development
work is being done by individuals
ON various claims. The mail from
the Weiser side is not running reg
ularly owing to the deep SHOWS on
the Secesh and Payette route.
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KeuterUiiIe Kr0uiEles.

p. Bockmier, of Palouse city, and
president of the Farmers Insurance
co., ofSpokane, was visitor Thurs
day.
w. f. Shaw, of Mason, was a Wis
itor Monday.
Denham 4 Logan have gone to
Genesee after freight for Kuther.
Quite a number from here at
tended St. Valentines dance at
Cottonwood Tuesday night.
The dwelling and store of II.
Kuther caught fire Feb. Is. The
falling of looking-glass in the
sleeping apartment led to the dis
covery and extinguishing of the
flames with very slight damage.
The origin of the fire is a mystery
The sleighing has been excellent
the past week and everybody has
been hauling from the timber.
Keuterville, Feb. q, '93.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-02-24
WdgOn Road Blu SiUned.

Gov. Mcconnell signed the wa
gon road bill Feb. 16. We have
written to Senator Morris for GER
titled copy of the bill and will pub
lish it in the L. p. upon its arrival.
The bill may be summarized about
as follows:
Next April the board of county
commissioners of each of the coun-
ties named in the bill will appoint
one member of the State wagon
road commission, which will hold
its first meeting in Boise City June
|. At this meeting engineers will
be appointed to survey and locate
the routes of the several roads of
the proposed system, and at the
earliest moment the bids for the
construction of the different Sec
tions of the road will be advertised
for. To secure funds for the build
ing of the road the State will issue
$i35 900 of 5 per cent. bonds.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-02-24
Ls it Murder or Suicide? ?

An old man nearly 10 years old
named John Swader, engaged in
herding sheep for VIM. Clark, on
Little Salmon, was found dead ON
the range February 10, with a pis-
tol ball through his head and
pistol in his hand. Coroner Turner
was notified and left for the scene,
and has not returned as we go to
press. 1t is reported that deceased
was shot three times through the
head, which precludes the idea of
suicide. Dark rumors are ahoat that
the old man was ambushed and put
out of the way because knew too
much about the late Dickerson fra
cas- on Rapid river, and would have
been too important a witness to
suit the views of some interested
in that case. But in all probabili-
ty these are exaggerations and the
affair will likely resolve itself into
an ordinary suicide. He was shot
through the left temple.
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Hold on to Your Hons.

John Gelbach is back from Lewis
ton and tells the f. P. that the
farmers in all that neighborhood are
gettin 81 cents for hogs right on
their farms, while our own people
here on Camas Prairie have been
selling at 49 cents, delivered May
l. At least, Morse and King, who
were here last week buying for
Spokane, claim to have bought 400
head at those rates, and the farm
ers around Lewiston have am idea
that our people are crazy to sell
good live hog meat 9 cents below
prevailing prices.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-02-24
ABSTRACT OF TITLE.

To any decided land in Idaho County, with
Guarantee as to Correctness,
can be obtai n ed by addressing.
J. 8 Rhoads.
Mt IDAHO, IDAHO.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-02-24
Sunday Mail Sercice Secured.

Senator Dubois sends us the fol-
lowing letter, which explains itself:
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Feb. 8, '93.
HoN. F. r. DuBoIs
SIR referring to the petition
of A. +. Parker ct al, of Grange
vile, Idaho, bearing your favorable
endorsement, asking that mail arri-
wing at Cottonwood ON Saturday,
over route 7O,179, lewiston to Mt.
Idaho, be delivered on Sunday, /
have the honor to inform you that
an order has this day been issued
changing the schedule on that
route so as to cause the mail to be
delivered at Grangeville on Sunday
instead of Monday, as at present.
Very respectfully,
G.. +. STONE,
Acting ID asst p. M. General.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-02-24
To -1dres-tise Elk CitU.

We default on local news this
week in order to give space to Mr..
M. l.. Murray's excellent .descrip-
ton of Elk City district, which is
not only exceedingly we'll written,
but particularly timely. We shall
print good many extra copies of
this letter every week for free dis
tribution in order to advertise the
camp, and everybody, whether sub
scribers to the +. p. or not, can get
free copies to send away while the
article is publishing. Two issues
more will complete its publication.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-02-24
Notice of School Meetinn.

BY order of the trustees ofschool
district No. ., there will be meet
ing at the School House, in said
district, on Monday, March 6, 1898,
at 2 O'Clock p. IN.
The object of said meeting is to
discuss the proposition of establish
ing Graded School system in said
district, and to advise on the best
means to erect suitable buildings
therefor, and also for the transac,
ton of such other business as may
be brought before the meeting.
Come one, come all, and let us
be alive to the best interests of oul
school and town.
Feb. %, 1898. r. d. SHEARER,
Clerk.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-02-24
Estrays advertised for 81.
See ad Cottonwood brickyard.

See ad Cottonwood brickyard
Warranty deed blanks sold here.
j. f. Ailshie has returned from
Moscow.
Club dances postponed until Fri
day, March 10.
The brass band meets for prac-
tice twice week.
See notice of dissolution of part
nership on page +.
Inauguration ball March 3, by
Co. G, |. n. G. See ad.
Chattel mortgage blanks for sale
at the printing office.
Real estate mortgage and chattel
mortgage blanks for sale here.
Quartz and placer location notice
blanks for sale at reduced prices at
the FEEE Press office.
If you wish to negotiate a loan,
buy or sell farm Or town proper
ty call at the +. p. Office.
The supper at the military ball
on the evening of March will con-
sist of a "Grand Army bean bake"
Tickets, including supper will be
only $500.
Grangeville Undertaking Compa-
ny have on hand a large stock of
caskets and trimmings and robes.
Call and examine. Funerals taken
charge Of when required Offices
in brown front building, Grange
vile, Idaho. S. l.. CowEN,
Manager.
FRUIT TREES FOR SALE.-I have
200 Italian and Bremen prune
trees, yearlings, and about 100 Sc
lected varieties of other fruit trees,
two-year-olds, for sale in quantities
to suit, by G. IL. BRooKMAN, Denver
Idaho. 40
Commencing Monday, February
81, steamers will run as follows
Leave Lewiston for Riparia Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday, at i
a. m. Returning, will leave Ripa-
ria on arrival of trains and arrive
at Lewiston Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday.
Call at the Furniture Store and
see the new goods that have jusr
arrived. We are selling the Wover
Wire Spring for five dollars, thai
used to sell at seven dollars. | have
a complete stock of Undertaken,
Goods, from the finest to the cheap
est, and won't be undersold.
w. Z. GRAHAM.
Sunday afternoon Bob Crea ant
Ebert Rhett had a difficulty il
Holsclaw's store, which resulted il
Crea striking Rhett over the hea,
several times. Young Rhett ha,
Crea arrested and a. trial was ha,
Tuesday before justice Bonebrak,
and a jury. The jury was unabl
to agree on a verdict and the cas-
is for trial again to-day.
If you want good quarter sec
ton of pillow land, all well fenced
with dwelling house, wood sheG
granary and barn; good place t
raise hogs, with plenty of water
about q acres garden and orchard
in the Fairview wheat belt, onl
three miles northeast of Grang,
vile: For price and terms call o
or address; CHAs. S. McCREADY,
| 43 Grangeville, Idah,
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-02-24

The masquerade ball Wednesday
night was the best, the brightest,
and in all respects the most sue
cessful ever held here. We have
not space for description, Follow
ing is the list of maskers and char
acters assumed. Those with pre-
fix were awarded prizes.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-02-24

DrED.-At the county poor farm,
February II, 1893, William FERN
der, aged sc years. Uncle Billy
owned the ranch ON the foothills
back of Telcher's, and he was ta-
ken to the poor farm because he
could get better treatment there
than at home. He had been ailing
for some time, and the immediate
cause of death was inflammation OF
the PROSTATE gland. He was an old
settler here and a native of Germa-
ny. Peace to his ashes.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-02-24

MARRIEp.-At Willett, N. Y,
Feb. 4, 1898, at the home of the
brides sister, by rev. d. w. SWEET
land, brother-in-law of the bride.
Junia w. Allen, of Grangeville,
Idaho, to Mrs. Hattie A. Whitney,
of Rome, Pa.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-02-24

EsTRAY NOTICE. Game to D. II. Telcher' S
ranch near Grangeville. the following describ.
ed cattle
red yearllng steer, with under halfcrop in
each ear No brand.
One white two-year old heifer. with two up
per bits in left ear, and half-under- crop In
right ear
Owner viii please pay charges and take cat,
tie. 30 OMER WISE.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-02-24

BoRN.-In Lake precinct, this
county, February II, 1893, to the
wife of Jas. Il. Mcconnell, a son,
weight 81 pounds.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-02-24
Twenty Dollars Reward.

EsTRAY NoTICE.-Came to my place one and
one half mile northwest of Grangeville about
the 25 of January, 1898 a three year old roam
hefer Squire crop right ear underbit in left
ear; undistingushable brand on left hip
animal away. 30 W. HOHAus.
EsTRAY NoTICE.-Came to my place on Clear
water, five miles east Of Goangeville, Dee. l..
1892, one light red COW, white face. half upper
crop in left ear; branded with row lock on left
side and left shoulder.
40 WIN. McCREADY
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SrQge 0eber.

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petoc burd Sldbunacn;
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uno cine ylei9una. Ales auiBulhieben.
Gin. natiirIiher Slug DON Gal, DON Der Sec
Der III sur Geiunbbeit uotbpsnhi9. aDeuu
bieler perhinbrrt in ,ntffphrn
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Spibens0 . 0arnitaren, Stmbloe6=


spiben,0arm stmbIoed=
d,en itnO Scarfs, bon ttitS
feIbft oireft tutporttrt.
-rleber 1000 8arnitnren uno Stn6.--
-Drsiie nieoriser, oenu ie.--
Soften 1-irlGnbiide Spieen in@cru
uno WeiB. Die @arnitur (Set)
$500.
Soften 2-irlanbiide Spisen in geru
uno WeiB. Die @arnitur
SO unb $40.
Soften 3-irlanbiide Spisen in Gcru
unb 2SeiB. Die @arnitur
$11, $12 uno $14.
Soften 4-irlanoiide Spisen in Gcru
uuo BeiB. Die @arnitur
SIS, $1S nno 500.
Ghte antife Gpieen @arnituren.
Die @arnitur
$6.5O,S7.5O,S9,S10,S11,S12,S25.
@dte GlunD-@arnituren. Die Gar
nitur
$50 BIG $50.
ebte observation-disclosures. Die
@arnitur
$50, S65, $75 bis S125.
gdts&snaii1ancesScarfs. Das Stiid
$6.25 bis SIP.
0edden (Tidies) aus irldnbiiden
93ou i'm Quabrut is Gts.
II SoI i'm Quaorat 25 @ts.
Is Soa i'm Guaorat 374 Gts.
NOttinsbamer Osfden -
9 bel g.. 10 @ts.
bel 13. 124 Cts.
Is bel Is 20 @ts.
18 bel 18. 80 Cts.
% bel %. ...37i Cts.
Saus1alts=SSaaren.
Cine aife 1ol4 breit.r Tamilien.9e eden
(Blankets), ausse5ei6nste aualltdt. 5eute
bas Yaa1
$3.50.
Cine Rifte unIerer beriihrlten 6aupt.
Dedeu, auf uuiere eiseue SefeGuna se-
maht. 0as Baar
S4.0O.
CINE Sifie Idperer @aIitornier 0tden
elm BradtartifeI. 0as Baar
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1eden, II IA unb 1914 brett, elm @enie be-
ldmust; $40 merth. 0as Yaar
$3.50.
Bier aiifen Gioerbaunen.G omfortablss,
nit slattem unb geblumtem Satiue.ueber.
3ug. 0a8 Stiid
1925.
100 Baare "a bel 100 Son GROCER fran,
s0tiher boblidumiser linueuer Setttiid]er,
9auoarbeit, elfenbeinfarbis sebleid1t. 9as
Yaar
$4.65.
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@etpebe. rene Diuiter, belonoers fir 9ameu
unb 3inher geeianet. Die Daro
81 Gts.
so Stid Slanea, ,leineSualitdt,S Sacquarb,
meme @epebe uuo Sarben, farrirt uno se-
ftrelit. Die 9arb
so Gts.
100 perid)iebeue Nuiter frdnsoIiffer ge.
brudter Slau.le better QuaIitat; nette iorg,
fdltis searbeitete 9eiiins, bober SuufOlud.
Die Yaro
65 GtS.
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