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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1894-07-19


1t will be seen that the column of
assets when added up does not amount
to 280,34727, but only to $s2GO63 1G
and therefore tho accounts do not bal.
ance. the assets being short by $19,.
1911.
Now Governor Tillman says this is a
mistake Of the printer and that the
$19, 9,713. II Is accounted for on the oppo
site page as "Cash in the Treasury"
must leave the public printer and
Governor Tillman to settle the ques-
tion OF mistake,bu granting that TO be
true don't see how that helps him,
because the column of assets Is still
snort and does not balance with the
liabilities.
Now l make no pretensions to q
KNOWLEDGE Of bookkeeping, but have
submitted this report to an expert ac-
counGant. and here Is what he makes
OUT OK 1t In two separate statements,
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1894-07-19

both Of which show shortage Of 3d..
514.55. Perhaps this may be explained.
Statement Of cash account from July
1, 1893, to January 81, 1894:
DIR.
Reed from State appra'tlonss $4,000 90
Reed from July 1, 1893 to
oct. 81, 1894. -. =. 1oo,332 .13
Reed from Nov. 1, 1893 to
Jan. 81, 1894 ........ 205, ,8l4.98
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1894-07-19
$328, ,919 As
To be accounted for. ........ 27,227 .68
Deduct cash in treasury Feb.1 19,713.11

Discrepancy y................$ 7,514.55
Take items on page S reported as
assets and substitute the figures $19,.
7l3.!1 for 1914 .55, and the folio wing
result Is obtained.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1894-07-19

discrepancy .:...........$ 1914 55
Ii there had been reported in the
State treasury as on hand February /,
1884, $27 ,222.66 the account would have
balanced.
Governor Tillman admits that he ex.
ceeded the appropriation Of $4,000 90
made by the Legislature. The follow
ing statement taken from the report
shows the amount Of that excess:
Merchandise purchased from
May %, 1888, to July z, '94.$ 90, ,321 .43
State appropriation. ........ 100000
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-10
Is m nnn pAllrost
A CONN ordered From, For, wcr,h
Mrs. Dalton,

Colin ordered rrom Fort worth
Mrs. Dalton,
The kllllng o. niu Dalton AZ Ard.
more. l. n. Friday, was subject or
u good deal OF discussion IN Fort
Worth yesterday, a aood many OK.
proaaod the opinion TINT they could
not believe the man llibd by Deputy
Loss Hart was linl Dalton. that his
Rctionn prior TO the killing wore too
green for o. man " Daltnn'a nhrcwd.
ness aud intelligence. Mr Crane. 90
the Southern snun COMPANY, Mem.
pitts, cnnic to Fort worth from Arda
moro last night and stated that no saw
the remninh OF the supposed iilll Dal.
ton at the undVrlikei'H. Mr Crane
stated that some people at ArdInoro
who prufesacd to know lill Dalton
we'll. saw the remains and were nure
u wns not the famous dcaporAdu, white
others were equally sure that II was
lilll paltona parpaa Mr. crane HnyF
that ho was amused az the glowing
descriptions some OF the Newspaper
reports gave OF Mrr Dnlton'e personal
charms He saw her yesterday az Ard.
more and nnya she ia anything einp
than attractive In notnOnni appearance
A coffin was shipped frum here last
nlght TO Ardmorr FOR Dalton. u MAS
ordered by wire yesterday morning
from rakce a Go. Of this city II was
u hnndhomr caHlgot costing iiib. Mhule-
sale price II Wnn uudrrnton1 by rnltrs
u Co that the widow of illll Dalton
was 10 pay tho bill,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-10
STORY OF DALTON.
The Dead Bandits Remark.
able Career.
-----
ONCE HONORED AND RICH
And q Member of california's
Legislature.
nouh,- Ahou, the Man Kuicd Near
Ardmorc ncina the cceu,nc nni
No, Wen reunacd--A Conn
From For, worth.


Special plapatch. ~
Ardmorc. 1. n. June o.-1rhc Ions.
view officers have no, yc, arrived to
Identify the dead bandl, as ono of the
number who looted the bank IN that
city few weeks ago, but ara expected
TO reach hero at midnight. Il Il learn.
ed that sheriff Howard nnd party ARE
now at Fort Worth on their way hcra.
Mrs. Dalton today received u telc-
gram from Bon Dalton, a brother OF
the deceased, residing at KIM Fisher,
stating that he would be here tomor.
row.
Mrs, A, l., Dalton. mother OF the
dead outlaw lives some twenty miles
In the interior from King Fisher, and
has not yet been heard from. although
she Is expected to reach here In tho
morning
Tho corpse OF the bandit was photo
grnphcd by an entcrprlslpg nhotogrA.
nhcr ana photos sold roudlly at 90 cents
each.
Arc being Identified by the Long
ylow authorities, the body will ho taken
to the mnrBhal's once nt Guthrie. o.
n. where a large reward awaits the
officer on his Identification, From
Oklahoma 1t will probably DO iniscn
10 Kansas. where a reward also awaits
the delivery " his body dond or alive.
When the United Sihtoa authorities
are through with tho rpmnina they
VIII be delivered 10 his vito for burial.
The unHottc was eagorly sought nfler
today and many weg tho words Of
praise hoard Of its fun and unequnlied
report Of the capture OF the noted
ahndit
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-10
a cnnoNnmep c.l,nnn.
life ANA Capture Of the Notorious
ouunw, NH DaI,on.

Special Dlapntoh
Ardn,,. ~ t,, -, 4,
u" w - 'un' n'"p ~ INC
rooms OF undertnker j, >. u. Appolia
ON North CRddo street, In this city.
win a oonat t,t at,en, "a, h,,n,ani,,
.,..,,., mn ,
fiVNN "ink PNH' wv u'is hlh bnltpns
the King of mrhwaymon since the
tulmy dnyr Of tho James boys. Her "A
,t,tt,,, q, an, ga, ..,.i,,,. ,t,,, =, ,.,,.,,,.
$3.50 w Wv '''i"'' W." " 'tP"NF
unlted STATES Marshal Loss iihrth ~
Gather Winchester Few mon ever pro-
due,d bv mia cnu,trv nntod t,r ~
V"h""ul''9'E ch"I"''''h' nave "H th'
life or hnd the upa and downs which
have fallen To the lot OF this bandit
,,..s p.t.., 80. ~. -. ~, y,
'h''' N"N'" uNuer wv p"iinh M" Ut
nhge blossoms OF California he grew
from childhood TO manhood a leader.
avn, ,yh,, a ,,n,ll ho,. ~ Ma mann.
eintss Arri,inr al ND an Of nmii,r.
INV. hv which limo he Md ntnsaAnd IA
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-10

ny Associated PROSE-.
Washington. June s.--AaHisiani Hccrc'
tary Haniln, who arranged 10 Leave
here next Tuesday 10 hapcct tho cuh-
toms service u tho far West, has de-
nided. ~ soon ny lia duty N per.
islands and Wy personal obrerfaticn
learn " th, number Of seals that may
he fhian durina Inc profrnt ffaaon
without neri0uaiY interfering win The
natural lncrtaer " hofiis.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-10

by Associated Press.
Chlaaso. June o--M y o'clock the
First infantry OF Chicago, 100 strpnT,
with dating guns and commanded by
col Turner. left this city on q special
trim drawn By two locomotives, for
Pnua. H., tot which they afu scheduled
10 reach by midnight Ihe reslmgNl
has practically boon under arins for
two days, aud win the order nom
Gov. AiiHcid directing tie troops upon
pnnn was received late this afternoon.
There WAS ma delay IN gritlnH tho roRi.
innnt together The train has a clear
track ahead ~ &; clear through 10 ltH
destination, The Second ana Seventh
regiments and batteries A ana y are
hold In readiness 10 move ht mo-
mants nntiuc. The three rcfimenin Az
gregnto nhout 1000 men and al have
Gutlinn guns
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-10
IOw po rIn rrorLr srANnt

b ofen thcir n,,,,,,,os ma, ,,r
~ bot. - - '''N,",'e ~" ~
wy" pih'tprma ana their candi-
y are sldordcked by the mnnipu.
n OF aohemera in oonventions A
A. n mny h. 49, - a" ~ Il, ~
~ W "N'o '" u" ~ w Wv
Nv uhv loft for that etupendous
n The Gazette intends TO ascertain
Tho po,n,o =, ~. ~.
veal issues ana Ia reference to the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-10

ny Associated prcHs.
Denver col. June a.-~shcrln Bowers,
Whose armed deputies werc turned
down by the militia when advancing on
Bun hill has tclegrRphod Gov Waite,
asking him Ia Withdraw the troops II
they were not 10 aid tho sheriff, The
governor replied IN the deputies re-
nlst tho orders u Gen. brooks 10 sup.
press inaurroctions they resist tho law
ful power ~ the state"
sherlni Bowers has concluded 10 nc-
cept the nituatlon. and there viii be
no further arrests.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-10

Special DlHpntoh.
Italy. TEX. June Sine commence.
ment exercises nj the Southwestern
normal college closed yesterday. I.arge
crowds have ieen In attendance all
tho while The different clHfscr az
quilted themseiyeg Win huhof. and
quite a number ~ meuaia were award
cd 20 pupils FOR excellence IN various
atndlos. over 300 pupils Were enrolled
during the Heehion. niid goo IN rcguRr
or hur schools
on sunday nishop Key VIII dedicate
tho new Methodist chutvh.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-10

By Associated Press,
washington, June o,--Actlng indian
Aeont Freeman OF the ouagc agency
Oklahoma, has tclerraphcd the bureau
on Indian rffaifr request that steps be
taken To extend the authority 10 re-
move all intruder on the osaEe fsret-
walton to the adjoining onv u the krw
Indians. The commanding general q
the department OF the missouri, NhliSu
etatea army. was sent several weeks
ago 20 the Usage agency with troop
Of cavalry "a assist the agent IN re-
moving lntrudcra The action fcqucAt'
I'd viii probably be- taken Monday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-10
CRAWFORD DRY GOODS CD.

Congo treaty uurmhnY would not bu
WILING 20 initiate huph Il conference
unltHu size receives the mandate ~
ihe other powers" Tho Congo gov.
eminent, through the uurmnn nlhistot
40 lituEpplr, hna ropnhiAted the ienHt
desire TO uifcnd ucrmnny 10y the cons
cluHiun ~ the agreement with England
me colonial Council.
The hitilnHa Of the colonial council
commenced on last Thursday, Or, Key
nor, director Of the colonial department.
Ia hlH opening nDcedh aaid that the
fofyunt pnlhiirinfni for colonial enter.
prise Ind yielded 20 u more thorough
aud better appreciation NJ the objects
toward when tha Imperial policy was
il now appears that The recent opcrn.
tion performed upon Emperor Will.
Jams cheek WAS the outcome OF
lucky Incident, OWING 10 a telephone
mintnltn, lrof. Bergman recently re-
cciv-d an Invitation TO be present u.
a iiVor party, The Imitation now,
ever, wan intended for Herr HnlamNnn.
the noted mntlne painter prnf linfg.
mann NATURALLY, not knowing uf thr
mistake accepted the Invitation which
reaqhcd him Instead NJ reaching the
painter, aud thp emperor. although as
ionlnhed 20 nue the professor appear
with nn invitation, WAS too diplomatic
10 allow lila uninviicd quest % become
nwnrr that thOtu Was anything Htrangr
Ia his visit.
IN. Hmprror'r rhrch,
The emperor IN order TO make The
professor entirely al his ease, behaved
with great anabllity toward him. The
professor. While IN conversation with
tho emperor. noticed o small red spot
on his maiesty'a check, aud as hin
gaze wns frequently directed towards
a. the emperor noticed the attention
which the professor was beniowlng w
on him Eventually the professor was
led into discussing the SPOT aud no
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-10
soolA,.lsrs II CONVENTION.
Candidates for tsoV-raor and Lea-
t.nant-uoV-rnor samcd.

ny AAhocintcd Press
Syracuse, n n. june a-At the rca-
sion OF the soolullat convention here
today The committee rn resolutions re-
Itrtol IN favor ~ u resolution con.
demnlng The American Protective Ns.
hoointicn, M organization that sought
60 Introduce aect,ian differences into
lolitiua rhn resolution stated thnt ne
American Protective mlpn waH Tie M
conscious tool OF capitalists ana tte
Republicans IN this matter. nnd WAS
doing untold injury 10 both froten-
tanta and Catholics Tho resolution
WAS a iuptcd unpnlmaullyi ~ TIN
evening tosniDn o. The convention tie
national party PLATFORM was lnduracd
ana adopted without change chlflcg
N. Hntchctt " Brooklyn was nonln-
nted Tor governor ~ the etpie, w u.
Steers OF Albany war nominated for
lieutenant governor No other oandi-
dates were nominated
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-10

ny Associated Press
London. June g.a-rfe publishers o.
j. i. Tynan's book. The Irish Ma
tlonal invinrlhles ana Their Times.
have informed the ~ james uexc,te
mat. contrary 10 tAv statement 81
mat newspaper yesterday, lyman y
ven Uusih alive. n;tl shs publishers
are pniparei ~ prove this fact.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-10

pronounced II 10 DO ANAL tumor.
which, he said. could be removed With
out danger or without leaving any dis
ngutemont THIS was followed hy pres
nhratinnH for the Aueeahnflil operation.
az already unbled,
The emperor lenYea lNilc On board
the imperial yacht llohcnsoiiern on
june ~. Ills majesty has invited Herr
IlulNpn, manager Of the royal thcntfr
~ WNihbndon, ~ accompany him, Herr
llulAon " m export nt doing trluka
with cards. anu the emperor tRkon con.
siderable pleasure IN seeing such tricks
portolmod
,rawn rrincrs- sppbia.
Afief 40 absence ~ Hnvcrnl years tho
sister 90 Emperor william, the Crown
irlntrHh sophia, ~ Greece, wife Of the
huir apparent 10 the throne az urau0e.
u'iincc Constantine, duke " Npniial.
has arrived here With hor husband on d
ehotl visit "a the Imperial ouuri rho
rotations between lie emperor and hin
sister cooled considerably from tho
tine Hip Joined the Crock church and
the present reconciliation IN said 20 hu
due 20 tho mediation " Queen Vie.
ipfin ana cN4limprana Frederick "
Germany, Emperor wilinm'e mother,
Mrs Won ltpihenhnfg. The daughter of
Nj, William Walter Phelps. ex.uniiod
hthtrH minister TO uerinnny, sailed
nom Hamburg on Thufndny last on
board the niqnnnllp Columbia IN ordur
70 ioin her fnthet WHO IL reported 20 bn
dangerously ~
The man said 10 be mn American
who was arrested ~ Munich on June
q charged with ulnbilnK and nerloualy
w9utdinF The two nfiicrrH M nom the
fyuhemhifF castle, turns Dui nni 10 DO
ma American ciilxcu. although he has
lived a short time In the United atnioa.
ihe prisoner gives Tho nnne OF Hiram,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-10
Q Festive Mosquito

broad Evidences in the pitted forcheods and the
$ry eye from sleeplessness
If you want tho Bobinets 90 and los inches wide
N only III Nottingham England, we have them Mt 25c
400 SOC 65c per yard the American mosquito bar
hive them. Buy sleep with projections and make
Ply, for this Is pest year
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-10

|@.'k on. the names OF the candii
1is' ~ whom you do not wish 10
H., with an ordinary election
tl.l. $3.50 the platform plAnks 10
you nrr hpponed
'aiotAc. chiiton
so'a standard advocate
IN, For covernoK
s0eh u. Reagan.
y w r. Lanham.
,n,asi.. A. culbrrson.
~. saan I Cochran.
'0an b Mccall.
b., f"r Platforms
4 n iirse silver coinage.
w ~ Income tax.
'>.'nl' an lnyonls tas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-10
LoNaylnw orklonns.
They oo 10 Aramors 80 .a.nuf,
Dalton.

Dalton.
Special Dispatch.
Lonsview. ToS. June 81, c. How
ard. with claud LACEY and Frank
FiHher loft here last night TO Identity
the dead bank robhcr AT Arimorc Nj,
Lacey claims ho killed ncnnoIt here
ana can Identify the othciA nnd Frank
Fisher was ilshng In thp sabine riVcr
the day before the robbery when the
four bank robbers canr TO the river
ana fahed with him al day.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-10

cripple Crock Col, June s.--slx lead.
en- Of tho Hirikius miners, three OF
nom officers OF tho miners union. to-
dav surrendered 20 the military nu-
thofitirr aud have been plaecn W..
,,,,rrnnta Tor their arrest on chAfhfr
,,f nsrault to murder Three ~ Inc
mine. rcrumrd work today rnd 9 num-
III Win rcnulne operations Monday
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-10

The Animals uiddrn by the L.un-
view nnais nehhsrs.
gp.etnt iAi.u.t.n

special Dispatch.
lonEvtew, 'reN4 dung e,--Mr u, s.
cummins OF iiealtdon, who came herc
In search OF stolen hotsca, fuzzy iden-
used tho horse rode ~ Bank Robber
Bennett, who was kllod here on May
" while rohhing the bank, iic alka
owned two others Of the horace lctt
dian Territory. They are $50 miles
from Paris hut he viii ehip the onc
hero 20 Paris ana 80 overland TO the
other horses which VIII be long ana
tedious tourney, but he bays the horRes
are very nne and WORTH the trip, Ito
says that All the good stock In that
country " being stolen ana brands
changed. ana unluNp nonethlng n done
tho country win eufter, Tor tae people
9rc not able TO cope with the dsapcra-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-10
Ia Monday. Ia

|ndoy only we offer you the opportunity to buy par
lat saving of % per cent Black white and colcred
|sols at onefourth off Monday
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-10
st Values.

No one gives better values than ourselves You can
Iowerproed goods than keep, but value for value
fne beats our prces-not in the United States In
rs gau1e underwear at goo, 800 SOC 75o and 81 per
|nent we give the greatest satisfaction. We have
4 roaring business in mems neggee shirts in laun-
ID and unlaundered white shirts and in mems half
I all of which we buy from makers
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-10
AVAILABLE EDITION.
Century War Book,

,.,ains the continuation OF
/. account OF me s"'""' ""h
.,... naid Around Pope by
'laiiafrrr", -, v...,,,, nm,
I. AZ al tntirtrn,.
a,.rnr n. Mcclellan.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-10
39c Dress Goods. 39c

A counter full of fine dress goods SO 80 and 40
es vide all wool. Just what you want for hard wear
hg and travelling suits Thrty-nno cents per yard
u double, For Monday only,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-10
NEWS IN BERLIN,
No Silver Agreement Pos
sible at Present.
THE EMptROR'S CHEEK.
How It Was Said He suf-
ferod With Cancer.
rccuilar ,l-c"r,iane "f IN Invita-
lion to az oa,,.r HAS s,raanc
nnd,na--noscou OF the nr.w-
es--me,urn OF III, rrlnces-,


"'rhM luhe 'NepSrish''n wv ny
the A@Hoo'N'oa ire~ -7iiHfr hNdwin'
an eminent authority upon the quoH'
ton OF hlmetalinm and mcmhnr Of thu
.n,,,, commemorate, a.,,,a,., t,,,,,.s,.
N',''' W ,''"' "''N'
'NNlN7Vh' u"NH OF 'hfhes' uAVutnlnh
not only has no tangible result been
nf.ri,.eu NJ h,,t thn nicotine. ~ ma
,.,,,,,,,s.,,,.., -. '...,. -,
N'i'''"'N'lph nave iuFhlehVl oN'FWh''m'
ing proof that IN the future no confer
encV. pither nntionni or International
olu nr,iY. n, =, ,,,n.,,,., ,,,,
"" '''N''N ''HN'N ~
enfalnW 10 Herr llrmhelBen an Nndcr'
standing upon bimrthiinm aooma 10
him lnit,aaibie cith,r heiu.rn IN. IA,
,..,,,, l,,,.' 49,. WY" wv w
wv" e'''eh ~ EUROPE mnluuihE hnH.
~ W Wlh"u' H''s'enu' lie says
a p"s w "l'v'sn'' VI lni''eh' OF 'he
sa,',...' 'eu"',l'r p''''uu'e any se'iA'
'"'''' n Sn,.s,uvn,,
v"
"''N''hh W ihV Npoii nom wash
inNtun That Germany hnn protested
against the drrIsinn ~ ~, tf,it.,
e,a,"s w 1851 AZ, W w Nn'''u
'''''NN"oi ""'N W
"h'-iohW OF cont on huHar impaired
into the United atntos from rountrica
granting bountiea a., susar ,,n,sn,.
a,,a n,., XXI ,,'... "r"i '''".' ~
W. ''"' Wv wy nn"h NoN'lhh'hi ms
threatened repraRlH against certain
American inportn. notably nork IN,
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''N''''N ''""l ."NN 'h"t
thn report " raise hnd rrnhahly nlunt
uatca from Americans Interested IA the
aupRr trade vho ara daslrn,. ar AIN.
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lbre|IaS.

III will take but little money to buy rstoass sun
|ella Monday four lines go on sal8 Q the lowest
ever mace on same quality goods ~ rs, 81. As
|sleS lhese goods were made to sell ~, 81. So
bid S3 silk and wool and all silk coversS, ~ 'sone
bal crooks, silver and gold mounted stick sesSou1l
der at their cheapness
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bat Bargains at Wash Goods
Inter This Week.

New goods have kept coming this week II looks as
L last had about reached us Wa often hear, Your
h of wash goods look fresh and new That is what
IRE here for--to bring you the best and the newest
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BteriaIs for Bathing Suits.

Don't wrap your manly form in cotton You will
like drowned rat the instant you strike the wnter
week are going TO sell LOT of yard wide annneis
are intrinsically worth 100 at 39c There nre not
than 300 yards and you better come around early
tally adapted for bathing suits
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.ck Vests for Ladies.

Made with open backs for GOODNESS 81 80 each YES.
Fay busiest day in suit room--extra help was
on alterations in Duck Suits If you intend buying a
|ck Suit this summer, let advise you that stock
|rger and better this week than will be later II in
Fd we have any left,
AV&RAVT TIL MV@AAI III
D. Sap co sa. a.S Sap 60.
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SIXTEEN PAGES.


In tho splendid pictures % tss most
veri<us charaeter- puhtt~hru IA the
"rartraif rspcs" circulated by the
oas.,sc,
cir tho ceupnn from the sradsy
unsrtse aud wet ~ onis "n- renroa
aud 40 ccrtn required.
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CRAWFORD'S s ii;i'sE

midsummer C,eaungs are Norm 0rcer
Our sale priccs always what CLAIM Tor them II Craw
rA tell the pocs advertised loss than value YOU do
pend upon 1t being fact W. offer this week.