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Cord Wood.

We again have an abundant supply of
dry fir and hard wood for immediate
delivery at the lowest rates, and hope to
be favored with a liberal share of the
trade. Jos. 7. PETERS & Co.
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While opportunity awaits every man
it does not put in its leisure time blowing
a horn.-Milwaukee Journal.
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Put on Your Glasses and Look at This.
From 500 to s., 600 to loan. Apply to
GEO. w. ROWLAND,
113 Third st, The Dalles, Or.
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Millionaire Gilders is good deal of q
wag. A tramp accosted him as he was
on his way down town the other morning,
and Gilders said reprovingly: "Here,
don't you interfere. I'm working this
side of the street. Kate Fields Wash
ington.
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Irving w. Laimore, physical director
of Y. M. G. A., Des Moines, Iowa, says
he can conscientiously recommend
Chamberlain's Pain Balms to athletes,
gymnasts, bicyclists, foot ball players
and the profession in:general for bruises,
sprains and dislocations; also for sore
ness and stiffness of the muscles. When
applied before the parts become swollen
it will effect cure in one half the time
usually required. For sale by Blakeley &
Houghton Druggists.
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Notice.
For Sale.

A. R. Byrkett, at White Salmon,
Wash, has mum Der of pure bred reg
istered AL G. g. Jersey bulls of all ages.
Pedigree furnished on application. Ad-
dress or call on A. r. BYRKETT,
Hood River. Or,
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The cleansing, antiseptic and healin
qualities of DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remed
are uneuualed.
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THE CHRONICLE prints the news.
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MODERN WOODMEN OF THE WORLD
VI Mt. Hood Camp No. SO, Meets Tuesday even
ng of each week in Fraternity Hall, at 7:30 p. m
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nALLEs ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER NO. g.
- Meets in Masonic Hall the third Wednesday
# each month at P. NJ.
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IXTAsCo LODGE, NO. Is, A. F. & A. M-Meet
w first and third Monday of each month at
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HOLUMBIA LODGE, NO. 5, I. o. o. F-Mee
" every Friday evening at Z 80 O'Clock, in
Of P. hall, corner Second and Court street
3ojourning brothers are welcome.
4. CLoUGH, Sec'y. b. A. BILLS N. G.
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A CRUEL MURDER
At bradford With Some Mysterious Feat

At Bradford With Some Mysterious Feat
ureS. ssa5
OIL CRY, Pa, Feb. "a special to
tho Derrick from Bradford says: A
cruel murder was pefpctratod in this
city about 5 O'clock this morning. L.
Il. Bulls and Tondy Burns, two mem.
bcrs of the Citizens Hose Company,
started on spree yesterday that lasted
NIL night. Towards morning they be.
came quarrelsome and engaged i'll n
scutfle on Main street. No ono saw lust
exactly what happened, but Burns
staggered to tho sidewalk with q severe
knife wound in,the neck. lie was car.
gricd to the hose house where he OK.
pired within an hour. Bulls made no
effort to escape, and stoutly maintained
that he had not committed the deed.
He helped carry his victim to tho hose
house and has borne IN air OF inditFer-
ence ever since. he has been arrested,
together with companion, D. B. vii.
Hanson. who were with tho two shortly
before the murder was committed. :.
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TREND OF TRADE,
Confidence Strengthened by tho 1,nnd
IsIut-Tip Ind uAtrini Improvement,

Confidence Strengthened by tho 1innd
IsluS-Tho Ind uNtrlni Improvement
NEw Your, Feb. 9.-R. G. Dun & Co.'s
weekly review OF trade:
A frosh Impulse has boon gIvcn 10
business this week by tho success OF tho
treasury in obtaining gold for It's re-
servo, thus strengthening confidence in
It's ability TO maintain gold payment.
Revenue had fallen of so much, and tho
prospects, for the loan looked 80 I'M
favorable, until financial institutions
hcre decided 10 carry it through, that
some anxiety about thcmonotary future
was natural.
Gradual Improvement In buslncss OK
plains tho appearance OF moro CONNER
cal paper IN tho market this wuOk than
has boon soon for n long time, though
AS yet tho vast accumulation Of idle
funds 10 proof enough that trade has by
no means regaincd In Its normal pro-
portions. Industrial recovery contin-
ues, though 1t Is but gradual, in ro-
sponsO to tho demand OF u people whose
consumption ut its lowest IL creator
than that OF my other country, and
more mills ARE now At work.
Larger domand for structural iron and
steel for railway materials. except rails
for barbed wire and especially for wire
nails and wiro rods, gives II better look
to the iron industry both cNst and west.
Chicago notes distinct improvement;
Mt Pittsburgh business is lnrgcr, though
prices do not gain, and gwen ut Phlla-
dGlphia trade Is lettor for pig iron and
finished products, whilo encourage
ment is found in tho fact that tho
prices do not further decline. Only
four OF tho eleven stacks Of tho Thomas
Iron Company arc in operation, and OF
ConnGllsvillo coke ovens S,4l0 nganst
0,l0 idle. offers having been made rs
low rs s. cents, facts which indicate
that tho improvement is not great as
yet, but thore Nrc reported heavy, snles
oil bilIOta and wire rods ut slightly bet
ter prices. Two events Of some noto
arc sale Of bOssemer pig at Cleveland
for $40, and tho capture OF m order for
sixty miles OF wrought iron pipe for Il
Canada company by tho American
JUDO works.
Domestic exports for four weeks have
been fourteen per cent lower than a
year ago. whilo imports have been 81
por cent smaller. Customs receipts
for January were but Sl1 100000, against
SCI 100000 last year and evidently tho
success in the snlc Of bonds is n matter
OF high importance. Commercial fail
nrcs for tho week number $50 in tho
United States against Pos last year and
81 in Canada, against 10 last year, the
list including two OF over quarter OF 4
million each. Ont OF |, 1922 failures re.
ported in four weeks OF Junuary, the
liabilities ascertaned in 1913 failures
amounted to $l9,429. 637, OF which
SS,270,702 were OF manufacturing and
Sl0,S23,SS4 Of training concerns. no fail
uro4 OF banking, brokerage or transport
ting companies or firms being included.
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THE MINERSGOTOW WORK
Elm Grove Minors Accept tho 81
Cent Compromise.
ALL Again CAME OUT List NIGHT.
Tho Contract had Dccn Prepared all
Ready to Sign, but was not slGncd.
n Tho NIoundSvillc striko-Tho River.
side Proposed Ton por Cout Reduce
ition.-Othcr Industrial Matters.

Yesterday twOnty OF tho miners at
the Elm Grove coal works accepted the
proposed reduction OF wages to 81 cents
n ton, and went to work. Last night
tho officers OF tho district union went
ont TO Elm Grove aud called meeting
Of tho miners, which was attended by
nearly all Of them, It was found TINT n
formal contract had been drawn up BY
which tho minors acknowledgement
to accept tho now scale, but it had not
yot boon signed Tho minCra also said
that tho officials OF tho company had
agreed II tho men work at 81 cents until
July /, they would then restore wages,
II possible.
After tho matter had been thoroughly
talked over, the miners again agreed to
como out aud maintain tho strike.
This, morning they will all DO idle again.
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INSULTING WITNESSES.
4 Practice Some Lawyers Follow Roccivcs
u Bncksct From Judge Gary.

4 Practice Some Lawyers Follow Receives
n Backsct From Judge Gary.
CHICAGO, Feb. 2.-Judge Gary who
presided in the Haymarket Anarchist
trial handed down a decision to-day
from tho appellate court which marks 4
departure in Illinois Jurisprudence.
Tho decision is in the case of the West
Chicago Street Railway Company VS.. a.
D. Groshon. Judge Gary in the opinion
takes up the question OF tho treat
ment accorded witnesses by the plain-
tiI's attorneys, one OF whom was ex-
Judge Wing, leading counsel for the
defense in the Coughlin case. A YER
dict Of So, 900 for the plaintiff had been
given and Judge Gary reverses the deci-
sion, giving Us ono OF his reasons the
mannerin which Groshon's counsel at
tackoh the witnesses.
witnesses should not be insulted
when on the stand" says Judge Gary's
orinion NOR should an examination
be a contest oil sllill or nerve between
the witnesses and tho lawyer. III this
state the courts have go little control OF
tho proceedings before them that really
no other way is lott to enforce decorum
toward witnesses and in the addresses
to tho juries than 10 grant new trials
for the breaches OF il. :"
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rlttsbursh Produce NInrket.

PITTSBURGH. Pa. Feb. o-Dutter, Elgln cream.
country roll '20l92c: low grades and cooking
10tljc, Cheese, Ohio new ll1sal2c; New
York new &c: swiss, Ohio 1iali1Sc; WIscou.
stu swiss l5al5Hc; llmburEer. new, l+c.
Eggs, strictly fresh Pennsylvania mud Ohio.
IN casey, i7aiSc. Poultry. large live chick.
ems 6iG1oc per pair; I've chickens. small.
iOl5ec; ducks, 5pa1Oc per pAls; geese 81 OOal 10
per pair; live irrEcyJ Sa9c per pound;
dressed chickens, drawn llai2c per pound; tur-
keys 1lal2o per pouud ducks l2ll3c per pound;
geese 9alUc per pound. Potatoes fancy Bur.
banks, CARROTS on track, 5QG52c per buShcl; less
do l5a5Se: other kinds Ijn55c; Jersey sweets s. 80
NJ % per barrel; Baltimore sweets 81 225aa 80 per
barrel. Cabbage, per 100 head. 81 00G5 90 per
barrel. Onions yellow globe 81 6Ial % per
barrel. Turnips, purple tops, ilajor. Celery,
4Oaoc: RuMhagns, 81 GOAL Is per barrel. Car
rots; 81 lGal % per barrel. Farsnps, 81 T5a2 %
per barrel ~ n O. 55ite y sg,gEt' $50 IHE5 ~
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THE LANDING GRANTED.

Tho Ferry from the island wilt land Mt
tho Upper end of tho Wharf
e Yesterday afternoon the council COM
:mittee on wharves met to consider the
petition OF committee OF Island citi-
zena for the right to land ferry on the
wharf ut tho 700. OF Twelfth street and
Mt tho foot OF Ohio street on the Island.
:Wharfmaster Crockard and several
.tteamboat men were also present. There
was strenuous opposition to the landing
,ntTwelith street, but mono to the use
OF the upper end Of the wharf for that
purpose. Finally the committee agreed
TO recommend to council the passage OF
an ordinance granting tho right 10 land
ut the foot OF Ohio street and at tho
north end OF tho wharf. The water is
deeper there than ut Twelfth street, and
n much better run will be tho result.
The committee soliciting subscrip.
.tions to the capital stock Of the ferry
company is meeting with much en-
:couragemont, and the project is IN as
sured success.
a member OF the committee on ferry
said last night that tho ferry would
surely be in operation sometime next
week.
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NO HARMONY
III Pennsylvania Democratic Rants -
Second Candidate In tho Field.

Second Candidate In tho Field.
PHiLApELrMtA, Pa, Feb. .. : All
probability Of anything like harmonyin
tho ranks OF tho Pennsylvania Dcmoc-
racy was ended to-day by the issuance
OF the letter OF acceptance OF A. D.
NIarkley, the candidate OF the "Pennsyl-
vaniu Democracy" for congressmen-at-
large. It is addressed to tho executive
committee OF the Independents. After
denouucing tho state administration
tho lotter says:
1.-THE organization has been used sim
. ply us an instrument to secure spoils
and patronage for the benefit OF the
boss and his associates and with this
as the solo end OF political activity, tho
Democracy has become in Pennsylvania
thing OF laughter, derision and con-
tempt.
In entering this contest and becom-
ing the standard bearer OF revolt, l de-
sire it known that the present move
mcnt has come into being to stay until
its mission is accomplished, in regcner-
ating tho party from boss ownership, in
RELOCATING spoilsmen 10 tho ranks and
in giving the people OF the state an or
ganization to which they can look for
helpful aid in promoting the public
veal.
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THE INrrLI,IGENoEl, VIEWS.

Two Moro Portfolios Ready To-day They
4t arc Fine.
Tho parts OF tho Worlds Fair Photos
and Sights md Scenes Of tho World
ready for delivery to-day ato quite as
fine as any former ones In oithor series.
In fact, what has boon said before OF
these magnificent art works holds good
In regard to Tho now issucs-Gach sue.
cOedtnG portfolio seems TO DO m i'm.
provOmGnt on tho last.
Al! tho parts are now In stock ut the
ISTELLGENcER counting rooms, ready to
BIO delivered to those who bringin thoir
xix coupons aud ten cents for cNch part.
Tho demand has showed no dimInulion
from tho beginning, but on tho contrary
there Is llttlo increase ouch week, mud
many II home in tho territory reached
by tho INrELt.lGENCgn will DO frightened
by these GnuHrt works. "a
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Which Minister willis Did Not Have Time
to sond-lt WIN Come Later.
WASHINGTON, D. G.. Feb. 2.-The
President to-day transmitted to Con-
gress the dispatch received from Minis
ter Willis on last Saturday. The letter
OF President Dole is not included for
lack oil time to transcribe it after Mr..
Willis received it. Dispatches %, %
and 81. which arc withheld, are merely
statements of accounts. legation rcqu-
si,ions. etc. Tho dispatch OF Minister
Willis is us follows:
tCoadIcntial)
LEGATION OF THE UNITED STATES. |
Honolulu, II. l., Jan. 10, 1904 7
To Hon. " @ Gresham, Setrdary OF State:
"Sin:-0n yesterday at G: 80 D. M, l
received tho Hon. S. i. Doles answer
to my letter OF January l, requesting
him "at his earliest convenience" to
give me tho specifications contained in
u prior letter. His answer is about fiji
ty pages OF closely written official pa-
per, and has been delivered too late to
either copy or reply to it in time for the
steamer leaving at = p. IN. to-day.
There is one extract, however, to
which think your attention should be
called, wherein it is stated: This GOV.
crnment has been and now is subjected
to the necessity otincreased ,watchtul-
ness and large additional expense
which but for auch attitude would have
been unnecessary
I'm previous letter OF December 81,
Minister Dole has stated tho govcrn-
ment Offices have been placed and still
continue in q condition OF defense and
preparation for scige, and the commu-
nifty has boon put into il state OF mind
bordering on terrorizing.'
some portions OF the letter from
which these extracts arc made confirm
the above statements, while others
scem TO negative them. With this OK
PLANTATION submit them to your consid-
GRAFTON. The next steamer leaves here
February 8, which would place you in
possession of Mr.. Doie's letter and my
purposcd reply thereto about February
is. Very respectfully,
ALBEIT S. WILLIS.
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Iyos.Slosson billiard Match.

ClSclSNArr, O., Feb. o.-Tho feature
OF tho second night OF the billiard
tournament was the long run made by
Ives in the eighteenth inning OF 1853
points-the next to the largest run
ever made in balls line billiards with
theanchor nurse barred.
+ Ives also holds the record OF 203, tho
best under these conditions. Ives
showed the greater skill but Slosson
scored more fancy shots and was in high
favor with,the crowd. q t-S
Score--Ives GOO: Slosson 344. Average
Ives Al; Slosaon II 1-5.
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TUE 10 Whlli.s LOSE.
South Sldo Team Takes tho Lead In tho
LeaguO IiHcu.

Last evening on tho Mozart Park
bowling alloys the South Side bowling
team OF tho Wheeling Bowling League
defeNtod Tho Bowlors two straight
cames and took tho le1d'ln tho rNco for
tho championship. Tho Wheeling
Bowling Club may take two games from
tho IntollIgeucer Club this evening, mud
By on ito with the South Sides bowl
ins pots, but then again they may slip
n coz, go TO speak.
The first game did not bring out any
particularly brilliant scores except those
al Wright, 25l, and Niarschnor, $50.
Not one OF The Bowlcrs made over 1917.
The score:
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proyoment OF appetite and gradual
gain In weight. This remarkable rom.
Gdy sets to work ut once to nourish
ncrve centres and purify tho blood Of
harmful humors. II was the bcliof OF
PROT. Phelps, OF Dartmouth college. tho
discoverer OF CO cry compound, and lc
80 stated TO his classes Mt Dartmouth col
loge, that only when tho System IL pcr-
iectly nourlshed In tissue, blood mud
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THEY MAY STRIKE.
Tho riverside Steel Workers to Meet

Tho riverside steel Workers to Meet To-
K ,s.5isg night,
4 A meeting Of tho steel workers Of
the Riverside works Ia to be held at
Alert Hall, on tho South Side. this
evening when the question as to
whether or not they will accept tho
lately announced cut in their wage
scale Of ten por cont will come up Tor
discussion. 1t is said tho workmcn arc
divided on this question, and dccis'
ion to govern'all may not DO reached at
the meeting this evening.
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strong stomach, healthy nervous syatem
and plenty Of reserve force than Oh
great intellectual power.
Be well. &c. rid OF liver and kidney
weakness. Paine's celery compound
will take away tho sickly, depressed, un.
ambitious feeling that comes with dys-
pepsia, disordcred liver, and nervous
weakness. Paine's celery compound
will fill the veins with blood that is red
and rich in food for every vital organ.
The first noticeable effect OF Paino's
celery compound is the immediate i'm.
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nourlshod brain, a weak digestion, and
shaky nerves. Only the healthy man,
whose organs are doing their duty, is
firm, convincing, magnetic, courageous.
A man OF ideus needs sound health to
carry them out, and 4 clear, cool brain
is better than a shaky one, however
brilliant. The men who can work long
hours under pressure win success, and
iame or failure depends ottener on n
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The second would have been won by
the uptown boys had they rolled re-
spectacle game. but they fell oven
harder than tho South sde and had
score Of 05l, close to the leagues
"booby" score, now held by the Press
Club. Tho beat individual score WAS
that OF Marschnor. 92S. Marschner's
work in both games was excellent. The
score was as follows:
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Paine's celery compound is tho great
est blood and nerve remedy that has
ever in the history OF medicine come
within tho reach OF plain, Woodworking
people. sl-slfE
Hon. George F. Morse, one OF the most
prominent OF tho governors council OF
Massachusetts, is one OF the Bay states
most substantial manufacturers and
business men, a veteran OF tho late war,
popular and conservative citizen. His
autograph letter is OF interostto every
ono. ~, ~ ,r ~
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
=,:- ron T'rE- -. I.
Re. Re?nll (: Q Garbage.
CRY CLERKS OFFICE,

y WHEEttSG. WA, February ], 1891
Sealed proposals will b. received at the onico
ofthc City CLERK until Monday. February .. 1891.
az o'clock p. m, for tho removal Of all kitchen
garbage and DIAL from within tho limits Of tho
City OF Wheeling for the twcnty.tour (2i) months
commencing on tho Arss tlst) day OF May, 1891,
aud ending on the Goth day Of April, 1875,
y Proposals to DO addressed TO the Chairman Of
the Committee On Health.
M II THOMAS F. TlIoNER,
h Eel n City Clerk. Z,
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MAIN AND TENTH SITS.
WHEELING, W. IVA.
Ono Cent Articles.

q Heavy Envelopes, good rcu Holders, 0 stesi
Pens, Memoranda um Book, q Sheets Eote Pqper,
9 Slate Pencils Lead Pencils. Collar lluttous,
J paper Fins. pAper Needles. spool silk Twist,
= dozen Hooks aud Eyes. 6 Darling Needles,
Nutmeg Crater, dozen llraSs PnntS buttons,
Hat Pin, box CARROT Tacks. dozen Clothes
Pins, Tablet 10: Knitting Needles. .ar.
Lots Of 6.cont goods KOing AL cont
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nerve centres, is it possible to drive out
the special disorders IRON important
organs like tho liver, kidneys, heart and
stomach.
Paine's &C lery compound to-day sus-
tains the strength OF thousands OF hard
worked men and women who cannot
lake vacations, and feel the effects OF the
unnatural demands made upon their
strength and nervous energy.
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Cent Articles.

Ladies' IlandkOrchcts. Shaving Brushes. 1,
dozen Dress buttons, Stamped DipporS, mitch
Safes Machine oil Cans, POtnto Washers, l dozen
Safety lynS: poFiumed Toilet Soup. / pair soiS.
tors. Plllt Tunnels, Jelly IlNtoS Curry Combs, /
6,oent Tablets. Cork Screws, lIarmouicay, Cake
Turner's, Mouse Traps. Windsor Tics, s. 71'''
Como hero for bargains, we will NOT disappolnt
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Two.Cont Articles.

IL dozen buttons, Fine Comb, bottle Ink
Pint TIN Cups. llandEetchIeIs Cakc Cutters, Pop
per Boxes. Langtry llnlr Pins Carpenter PonciIs,
CUT buttons, Fl0 Pans, Pocket Combs Napkins,
Can Openers, Spool Cotton. Toilet SOAP GImots.
Iape Lines. Rubber Tipped PCuGlS. Hall
Crlmpcn gN.''gEfE -T-' I'7.
wedCnl only In bargains and give big value
for tho money -, - T'r--
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Special Dispatch TO The intelligence
WELLsnunG, ". Va, Feb. "a case
Of smallpox has been discovered in the
heart OF the business portion OF this
city,. Quarantine measures have been
adopted TO prevent the spread Of the
pest. M SE2 -Ef 'tEa. tg5 81 s
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Ten-Cent Articles.

suspenders, Clothes lines, 25ccnt JeweIry.
Anger Braces, Stationery Packages, Jail PadlocEs.
Royal Needle Packages. one hnif pound Tea, La
dies 9Cent lioSet Dolls, 2j.cent Cur Duttops,
Mirrors, Pocket Knives Hi'f' -
We nro constantly receiving bargains and can.
not quote prices as they arc here to-day and
gone Tomorrow. 1t Is our aim 10 always hnye
something new at prices that will make you buy.