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SUPERIOR COURT
Department nne-Cntlin -,

department. One-Catlin, Presiding.
FRIDAY, January Is, 1893.
M; kayser vs. His Creditors-Gontinued one
Atlle Wichers VS.. Fred Wichers-Costs taxed
at $50 65.
State Of California VS.. Reclamation District
40. 80. ct tal'-Judgment entered for the de-
Meta Meicrdierks rs. +. G. Waite-AIotion to
retaN cost bill continued generally,
Jacob Ankener VS.. II. j. Goethe ct al.-Sub-
mltted TO be taken up In chambers.
Barnett Bros. VS.. Justice Contribution
goes over one week.
California State Bank vs. Henry Cowell-
Motion for Change OF venue granted.
! \. ScroggS VS.. +. G. Wermuth- Demurrer 10
I l.. NJ. Lincoln vs.. City of fSacrtn1ento-Mo-
one week.
L. NJ Ellery VS.. Frank Sw1ft-ATotion to
dismiss granted; wish of prosecution.
Eugene j. Gregory and B. u. Sieinmnn VS..
W, K. Jones and Louis ElSus-Motion TO open
/ judgment dismissed.
Barrett d BerkeY VS. Their Credftors-AIo-
/ ton 10 sell book accounts granted.
Emma Dodge VS.. @. NJ. McClatchy ct al
Continued.
People VS.. 0. c. Hickok-D Defendant given
until next Friday to plead
| People vs.. Richard Reeves-Deiendant given
| until next Friday to plead.
! People vs.. Jack Observation-Disclosures given
until next Friday 10 plead.
People VS.. Colllnan Duny-Continued till
| the 27th.
| the 27th -
People VS.. Charles Wieger-To be settled in
chanbers Friday, January Goth.
/ People vs.. James A. Scott-Demurrer over
/ ruled pleads not guilty.
People vs. Henry Beeler-No appearance OF
! defendants attorney.
! People, vs.. George b. Jefferis-Defendant
given till next Friday 10 plead
| Department Two-Johnson, Judge.
! FRIDAY, January 13th.
Matt Matter & Of the estate Of Isaac Bennett, de-
! continued two weeks
Matter Of the estate Of G. Arata deceased
Fetitlon ior letters OF administration granted
I To the fuDhc Administrator, and c. 4. Elliott
4 appointed attorney for absent o!rs
Matter OF the estate of BENJAMIN Turk de-
ceased-Slle Of real estate confirmed.
/ Matter OF the estate OF Frank Graham da-
ceased-Acc account having been filed, citation is
4 dismissed
Matter Of the estate OF L. E. and Hazel
1 GrahaIa, minors-Pettion for letters of adj
minlstration granted; bond. 81, 600 to each
| minor.
Matter of the estate and guardianship OF
| Perklss mlnors-Application to remove guard
| ian continued one week.
| Matter Of the estate Of Philip II. Thsby, de-
| ceased-Final account and decreee of distrI-
| button granted.
! Matter of the estate of Jean Simeon, deceased
Sale OF personal property confirmed.
| Matter of the estate of Maria Foster Ja
/ ceased-Sale of personal property confirmed
| James Rooney VS.. Peter j. Shields admin
! istrator of the estate Of NJ. w. Hicks deceased
Motion to strike out portions OF answer con-
/ t1nued one week by consent.
People of the State Of California vs. Recla-
| nation District No. 362 ct al.-AOtion to
| enter Judgment granted.
q. E. Swezy VS.. Central Electric Railway
| COmpany-MOtiOn to strike out parts OF com.
| plant granted.
! j. j. Spieker VS. 4. NJ. Lash-Motion to tax
| COSTS continued one week by consent.
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ravelers-1amiliarly known as the
'Scalper's' bill.
No. u, relating to the mortgaging of
household goods and upholstery tor any
purpose whatever
Leave of absence until Monday were
granted Messrs. Emeric, Curtis, Jacob
sen, Puesehel, Kerns, Kahn, Pendleton,
Hendriekson ahd McCauley
motion to adjourn until next Mon
day at 1850 o'clock was lost
Adjournment until Saturday.
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her eyebrows all fell
OIL, and She presented
a pitiable condition.
We tried almost
everything, but She
continued TO get
worse. Then we tried
one of our best ply
sicians, but all to no
purpose. Finally my
wife believed that the
CCTICURA REMEDIES
would cure her. After
she bad used nine
boxes of CUTICURA
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The Portland orr TELEGRAM recently
charged certain city officials with levying
assessments on gambling-houses and
houses of ill-repute. The accused men
brought libel suit against the paper,
but they lost their case upon the novel
ground that the accusation is not libelous,
because levying assessments of this kind
is not crime.
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and ABOUT dozen cakes OF CCTICURA soar
and four bottles of CUTICURA RESQLvENT she
was cured entirely. Her hair came on again,
and to-day she has as fine head of black.
curly hair and as smooth skin as any lady in
Allentown. Her eyebrows are heavier than
they ever were, her scalp is free from dandruH,
and her health is excellent. Now, for the benz
eft Of those suffering with same disease, or 10
those who may doubt the truthtulness Of this
statement, write me, inclOsing stamp, and L
will cheerfully answer. | am sure that the
CUrICURA REMEDIES cured my wife, TOR sac
used nothing else during the four or five
months she used them.
FREEMAN STOEkER,
225 Court street, Allentown, Pa.
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Mrs. Logan's "Hore Magazine" AMI
the weekly Union"

Both only 81 70 per year. The Home
Magazine of Washington, D. c., con-
Quoted by Mrs. John A. Logan, is the
best and most popular low-priced period
ical ever printed. The publishers of the
WEEKLY UNION will furnish the maga-
zine to its subscribers for mere nominal
sum above the price of subscription to
the weekly.
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Cuticura Resolvent

The new Blood and Skin Purifier, internally,
and CUTICURA, the great Skin Cure. and CUTI.
CURA SOAP, the exquisite Skin Beautider, ex-
ternally, instantly relieve and speedily cure
every disease and humor of the skin, scalp
and blood, with loss of hair, from infancy to
age, from pimples to scrofula.
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Friendly Overtnres.

Neighbours Boy Cooking through the
fence)-My fathers heap bigger man
than your'n.
New Boy with cold disdain)-Size amt
nothini When my father coughs you can
hear him half mile.
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Her Criticism.

Hell do not like the man. He called
me an ass once! What do YOU think of
that?
She-I think his politeness does not
compare with his knowledge of natural
history
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CRUSTS AND SCALES
Hair and Eyebrows Fell Off. Doctor
and Many remedies No Benefit.
Entirely Cured and Hair
Restored by Cuticura.

My wife has been troubled for years with
dry crusts and scales on her head and eve-
brows. After seeming to lie dormant for years
IN her system, it broke out over a year ago in
all its furY. Her hair came out in bio natches
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The Catch of the Season

Belief don't know what you see in
Colin Wood to marry him for. He hasn't
a CLEAN OF sense.
Maude-No, but his father keeps a
coal ward
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No such Man,

The man who never had an infallible
remedy to cure cold is the only man in
the universe who never has one.
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instructed To draw his warrant for s25 for
each Senator for contingent expenses,
after the value of such stationery as he
had taken was deducted.
The resolution created some discussion,
Mr.. Ostrom opposing it on the ground
that the Senators would double up on
their allowance. The resolution was
adopted.
Senator Streeter, of the Committee on
contingent Expenses, reported favorably
the resolution allowing the Secretary $50
for rubber stamps.
Ostrom offered an amendment that the
amount should be SIS, but the amend
ment was defeated.
| Senator Mathews introduced bill out
OF order providing for the establishment
Of a State Board of Arbitration, to which
all labor disputes must be referred.
A resolution was offered appointing an
additional clerk for the Judiciary Com
m1ttee, but there being no quorum pres
ent at this juncture the Chair declared a
recess until o'clock.
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Afternoon Session.

Senator Carpenter introduced out of
order two bills: An Act amending the
law relative to foreign corporations;
Corporations. An Act to pay the def
cheney in the appropriation Tor the sup
port OF the Whittier Reform School.
A message was received from the AS
sembly announcing that the concurrent
resolution calling for joint meeting for
the election of State Library Trustees,
had been concurred in by the Assembly,
as amended by the Senate-making the
time Tor the meeting next Wednesday.
Senator Campbell introduced a resolu-
ton directing the Secretary of the Senate
to confine all orders for printing to the
requirements of the law. Adopted.
Senator MCGOWAN introduced bills as
follows: An Act providing that twenty
five sets of the California reports be de-
livered to county Judges and other county
officers entitled to them under the law;
Judiciary Committee. An Act amending
the marriage law, SO as to abolish mar
rlages by consent without solemniZation;
Judiciary. An Act to amend the Civil
Code relative to the adoption of children !;
Judiciary. An Act to amend the Code of
| civil Procedure relative to the disquali-
fication of Judges: Judiciary. An Act
providing that District Attorneys must
act in default divorce cases; Judiciary.
motion was made to adjourn until to-
day, but an amendment making the adj
journment until Monday at P. NJ. was
adopted.
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Sold everywhere. Price, CUTICURA, soc:
SOAP, 25c; REsoLVENT 81. Prepared by tho
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION,
Boston.
Co" How to Cure Skin Diseases" !" ga pages.
so illustrations and testimonials, mailed freea
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pIpYi0 Skin and Scalp purified and beautided
DlDl by CCTICUEA SOAP. ABSOLUTELY nura.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-15

She lived with her brother and sister
in-law in a curious frame structure, part
ly unfinished. MIR. and Mrs. Sharp slept
in a remote corner of it, and the fearless
Miss Daisy in another part of the place
1t had not occurred to her to be afraid
until last Tuesday night. But on that
night about II o'clock her slumbers were
disturbed by the crashing in of one of the
heavy doors of her bedroom. Miss Sharp
turned to see what caused the disturb
ance. She saw two of the citizens of
Rosebud, masked and armed.
Miss Sharp screamed to her brother,
but, fortunately, realized that he was too
far away to hear her in time to adopt
more effective means of defense She
drew her revolver from beneath her pill
low and began firing When she had
fired three shots they fed, and she fol-
lowed their example by rushing towards
her brothers room Mr.. Sharp went for
help, but did not succeed in finding the
invaders, so thoroughly had his sister
succeeded in driving them away Then
Miss Daisy promptly had Mysteries
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LEMON ELIXIR.
A Pleasant Lemon Tonic.

For .3iliousness, Constipation and
Malaria
For Indigestion, Sick and Nervous
Headache.
For Sleeplessness, Nervousness and
aud Heart diseases.
For Fever, Chills, Debility and Kidney
Diseases, take Lemon Elixir.
Ladies, for natural and thorough or
ganic regulation, take Lemon Elixir.
DR. Mozley's Lemon Elixir is prepared
from the fresh juice of Lemons, combined
with other vegetable liver tonics, and
will not fail you in any of the above
named diseases. SOC, and 81 bottles at
druggists.
Prepared only by DR.. H. Motley, At
lanta, Ga.
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girls in South Kensington, where l was
stopping, were bent on having him walk
with them on Sunday, conscious of the
fact that his color would attract far
more attention TO themselves than an or
binary trooper or even sergeant Of the
Horse Guards. So active was the com
petition that I have known Mike to be
paid as much as six or seven shillings for
prOmenading with stout and mature
looking cooks for a couple of hours, along
the Vanity Fair of Hyde Park, on Sun
day afternoon.
In Paris the attention of the fair sex to
my colored gentleman became source of
considerable embarrassment TO me- and /
had great trouble to prevent them from
completely turning the boys head. They
served, however, to convince him that he
was UNNECESSARILY superior to all other
men servants of the white race. His con-
ceit became amazing, and | remember
that especially when on the day after the
death of the late king of Hanover in
Paris, went to his majestys house in
the Rue de Prosburg to write my name on
the visitors book, | was astonished to see
Mike in the act of coming out. l had not
time to speak to him at the moment, but
a minute or two later, when inscribing
my name, | was Mortified TO see, in a
large and scrawling hand, that of Mike
at the top of the page and figuring just
between that of Lord Lyons, the British
ambassador, and that of Due d 'Aumale.
On reaching home l Immediately in
quired what on earth he meant by such
piece of presumption, whereupon he was
good enough TO inform me that he had
overheard me saying that it was the cor
rect thing to do, and that inasmuch as the
Crown Prince of Hanover-now known as
the Duke of Cumberland-had clipped"
him prog puppql nppacinua nnifa 1fbaro11t
Mike considered it only proper to take
this means of conveying to him his ex-
preston of sympathy for the loss he had
uStained.
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THE NEGRO IN EUROPE.
His Color Sometimes Secures for Him
Precedence Over the White Trash.

Freceueuce over Ine Wn1Je Trash.
From Modern Society.
When I was first at Vienna, some years
ago, / remember that the favorite and
constant playmate of the young Arch
duchess Valarie, daughter of the en-
peror, was a young negro named Nah
mored, who had been employed in the
Egyptian department of the international
exposition of 1873, where he had taken
the fancy of the empress to such degree
that she attached him to her household
Notwithstanding his color and the infe-
riOrity Of his rank he was treated with a
greater cOndescension and familiarity and
admitted to much more intimacy, not
only by the imperial children, but also by
the empress, than iftGe had borne one of
the most illustrious names in the Austro-
Hungarian nobility
At Lisbon 1 have been present when
the king solemnly and in the presence of
his whole court invested three full
blooded negroes from the coast Of Africa
with the dignity of knighthood of the
Order of Christ, and one of the principal
personages of the kingdom was an aged
negress who had been with the queen
ever since her marriage, and who was
chief of her maiesty's attendants and
maids.
The man of color enjoys favor and
CONSIDERATION IN Un6 OlQ World that
those who have never visited Europe will
find it dimcult to comprehend. He is
made much Of, petted, and admired.
especially by the fair sex. Before we
had been long in London | found that my
negro attendant, who was acting for me
as valet and courier, was making money
at a rapid rate and in a somewhat
peculiar manner. Some of my readers
may be aware that the soldiers of
the London garrison supplement- their
scanty pay by taking servant girls out
for walk in Hyde Park on Sunday af-
ternoons. On that day the girls deck
themselves out in all their fnerv. and
aping their employers, promenade in
Hyde Park, usually up and down the
serpentine Man does not like TO be
alone, and still less does woman. Hence
the girls feel the necessity OF a suitable
escort. not so much for the sake of con
yersation as the look Of the thing. The
consequence is, that they secure the SER
vices Of "a soldier, who promenades them
IN the park for % couple Of hours for "a
stipulated sum, after which they escort
them home and leave them at the back
door Of the house where they are em-
ploycd. The regular tariff IAN infantry
man having % content himself with
shilling, whereas the far more stately
aud imposing life aud horse guard receive
as much as half "a crown
While my black servant. Mike, was la
London he seriously iuterfered with this
source Of revenue Of the British army
y seemed 40 u oil The cooks and servant
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CAN YOU BUY
Silk Hosiery,

Ladies Silk Plated. an imported nov
city for autumn wear pair .....,.......sl 90
Ladies Pure silk While Tipped Hose, in
all prevailing shades, usually sold at
81 % pair, this week (pairl .............. SO
Ladies Onyx Black, Ingram Cluster,
Ribbed Silk Plated Hose, guaranteed,
pair ................ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lS
Or Ladies Underwear, such as Natural
and White Ribbed Wool Vests high
necked and long sleeves drawers to
match tea, HI ....................... / 50
Ladies extra quality White Merino
Vests and Drawers, ribbed or plain,
usual 81 25 (each) ....... ................. os
Richelieu Ribbed Vests, high neck (each) 20
In fact our lines of silk Hosiery. Ladies'
Underwear this fall is in keeping with every
other department.; nothing hut the best, at
prices that would be useless for you to try to
equal. YOU CANT DO 1T
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CAN YOU BUY
Dress Goods

Like these 4s-inch Atwood Wide
Vale Serges, 40-inch Atwood
Plaids Habit Cloths in all the new
autumn colors, or Scotch Diagonal
CheYiots, every bit strictly all
wool warranted, for less than roc
and CSC (this weeks price, ......5Oc a yd
No one else is showing richer line of high
class novelty Dress RObes. in the new weaves
rough effects, changea0le and irridescent
fabri, S. Take 52inch Atwood BroadCloth
in probably or 10 new colors n splendid
leader at 81 % yard We offer it at SJc. You
can't lind another store that is able to match
every con, eiya0le style or goods with suita-
BILE trimmings like we can
YOU CAN'T DO 1T!
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CAN YOU BUY
BOYS Clothing,

Chldrens Single and Double
breasted Suits Plated or Plain
Jackets, choice patterns sizes
10 H. al. -.......-. ............S 40
Boys Long Pants Suits single
breasted coats will lit small
mem, % to 30 chest measure,
new and desirable patterns, ages
10 to IS years. ...... ........; go. 90 & up
For the little ones we have o large
line of twO-pieCe kits in Zouave
or ButtOned Jackets, pa to 8
years, price begins at............ 2 10 & W
The Bows Jersey Suits 3 to 9years,
offered this week are good value
at IS SO Observation-Disclosures. z 90
In caps we give you a rare bargain
made of blue flannel, gilt round
peak, a regular little fatigue cap.
Can you beat any one of the
above items or this at............ 25o
YOU CAN'T DO TIT
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CAN YOU FIND
China

Or Crockery Of any description as good or as
cheap as you can In our Easements
Can you buy an English Decorated Tea
Set. 90 pieces, assorted designs for o.. So %
This week we offer you
500 Hand painted Carlsbad China
Gold Decorated, Laced edged Fruit
Plates worth 39c., at................27 c each
800 English PorIclainDeCorated Break
fast sets, cup, saucer ana plate, for. 19c
Usual 25c
1000 Decorated English Porcelain
Bowls ............. - DC each
oyster Plates TO hold q dozen, deco
rated and gilt................... 2io each
Where else can you buy Lunch. Breakfast,
Dinner. Soup or supper English and Ameri-
can Porcelain Plates at Ic, SC, &C. and 7c each2
YOU CAN'T DO TIT
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CAN YOU SEE
Jackets or CapeS

Like the new garments shown here
like these Ladies Diagonal Cloth Jack
cts, with the new umbrella collar
trimmed with cape seal fur. t.........S %
Or these latest novelties in Cloth Double
Capes, tan, brown, navy blue or black,
some with velvet trimming Others with
plain ribbon. at o.. ................... %
Then we offer you probably 80 sample
garments cloth, trimmed with fur and
plain tailor-made in various Colors,
not one coat among the lot worth less
than SIS For this week sale they are 10 90
This coat in Havana, lobac and Brown.
made in the very latest style and
trimmed with black lambs wool is a
rare largain .................,. Is 90
In Wrappers, new fall dark cOlors turn
over collars and fun sleeves. made with
"Berthas' and lined some Percales.
Outings and Cotton Cords. ..... II p to . 4S
YOU CAN'T DO ITl
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CAN YOU BUY
Silks

Like these heavy Crystal Corded
Silks on sale at....................,S 40 yard
Irridescent Striped Tanetas at...... 25 yard
Satin Duchesse IN all shades at. so yard
Peau de Sol, the latest silk for your
fall dresses, worth S125............ 80 yard
Imported Novelty Silks, satin eff
1ects, both striped and figured 30 yard
Here you can see the richest novelty
of the season, satin grounds, with
an ombre velvet stripe at......... ~ 80 yard
Could you find o bett r variety Of
neW-entireiy new Nelvets, heavy
raised corded and Manageable eff
fects for trimmings as low as. l 9S yard
anywhere else In town like ours:
YOU CAN'T DO 1T
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CAN YOU BUY
Table Linens, Etc,

66inch Double Satin Damask ats 75 yard
Finch Double Satin Damasll at. 1 90 yard
Pure Linen DOllies. eX. size ,ColOred
borders, worth II p dozen. for &c & &c each
81 Double hCnille covers, usually
sold at 81 30, assorted colOrs ...... $50
81 elegant Tapestry and Tinsel Ia
BILE & overs, worth SI............... 15c
TwO-tOned dOublc-faced Flannel
Drapcries, plain and figured eco. 25c yard
SaXony Striped and Fig Eidecdown
Flannels, extra heavy quality GOO. Csc yard
We open soue Table mems this week bet
ter than we ever Carl ID efore. Sets, in
GLIDING open worked colOred and plain Lor-
ders, fringed and hemsttched They are
marked at prices to prove our headings this
week and to beat them
YOU CAN'T DO TT.
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yellow ever 1873.

j. o. Burge, prominent druggist, OF
Bowling Green, KY, writes During our
yellow fever epidemic no one who kept
their liver and bowels regulated with DR..
Mozley's Lemon Elixir was attacked with
the fever
A lady, head nurse of the yellow fever
hospital at Grenada Miss, writes: DIR.
MoAey's Lemon Elixir was the only
remedy that seemed to protect our peo-
pie from the attacks Of yellow fever dur
ing the epidemic at Grenada
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WHERE CAN YOU FIND
Rugs

In greater quantity, variety or stylesH
Not even In the carpet stores. 5OOhall
and bath room Drugget Rugs. .........S 80
Deep Velvet Pile Rugs, rich mellow
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 25
Deep Velvet Pile Rugs rich mellow tints 2 98
Smyrna and Angora Rugs, black, white,
silver grey centers .............. 81 9S to 10 90
Felt Crumb Cloths, yards long, 25s
wide .,..,.,....4,,...' 5 IS
wide. .,...........,.. -. 7 81
Tapestry Art Squares, 81 yards long
and yards wide ........ 81 48 to 20 90
We know our rugs and art square offerings
tn 5 season are greater and letter than last
seasons. We don think you could beat
these values or prices We are sure
YOU CAN'T DO TIT
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n Prominent Minister Writes:

After ten years Of great suffering from
Indigestion, with great nervous prostra-
lion. bili0usness, disordered kidneys aud
constipation ] have been cured by DR.
AlOlieys Lemon Elixir and am now a
well man.
REV T.. G. DAVIS, Ed NJ. r. Church
South,
No 2s Tatnall ST., Atlanta, Ca
Bessie-That young SIR skimpley has over
"a million
kitty docking hlm over Wen ne needs itl
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week, as our skilled artists readily copy and
improve on them. and In addition we are on
tinually ad ling new creations and receiving
new models, and wLen you are ready for your
fan Hat or Bonnet you really can't do better
than see our importations or orr skilled mil
liners. YOU CANT 90 BETTER!
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Ell -. Beun 50 vas treasurer OF Norwich.
onn. from 1909 % 1870 inclusive nifty one
consecutive years and would have been
lnser continued ln on ce but Tor bis positive
efusal tU accept rcnomiUn iOn. iie Ras
originally elected on WhiF ticket. and Was
atnr "a republican. huf for years both parties
liaeed hls name npQn iheir teke.s VI every
alnunl toWu menilug