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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-15
ATTACKED BY THREE LIONS.


The nleclric Lights Went Oas' ana
Their Attendant Was at the mercy OF
the Beasts.
S,N FRANCISCO, CAL, February IA.
Csrio Tbiemsn. attendant at Colonel
Dsniei Roone's wild animal show, at
The 1Tidwinter Fair, was attacked Dy
tbree lions. last night, and so horribly
mapeled that be may die. The even
inp performance had been in progress
In Roone's arena for about half an hour,
and the circular enclosure was niied
with people. The wild animals were
exhibited in a large cage in the center
M the arena, and it was time for the
lions no 60 %. Three huge beasts,
ParDeU. Romeo and Commodore, were
led into the cage by Thieman, prepare
torv 10 Boone's entrance. Suddenly the
electric lights went out. There
was a, short interval OF ST.
lence. when suddenly shrek
of agony came from the cage. It was
followed by a war Of enraged lions, the
crupcning Of their terrible jaws and
the qroans Of the man In the cage. The
large crowd OF spectators became panic
stricken and started for the doors.
Women shrleked and tainted, but the
crowd were finally induced to remain
seated bv attendants who had retained
their presence OF mind Finally Ian
terms were brought and there In the
cage Law Thieman with three lions
clawing and munching his PROSTATE
form. COL Boone seized an iron bar
and entered the cage. With shouts
and blows be drove the beasts from
their prey and dragged the unfortunate
man from the cage. IL was an exhibit
ton of bravery seldom seen and the
big crowd cheered the gallant Colonel.
Thieman was taken TO the receiving
hospital where his wounds, 50 in num-
Der, we're examined.
AT the hospital he recovered con-
seriousness and managed TO tell his story.
He said be was attending 70 some OF the
cage fixtures when the lights went QUIZ
The big lion Parnell jumped for him
and knocked him down with blow on
the head Then the other two lions,
Romeo and Commodore, seized him IN
der the arm pits and dragged him across
the cage, while Parnell made a general
onslaught on his body. The lions are
an full grown beasts and have been ex-
hiblted as trained animals for some
time. Thieman has been an animal
tender for eighteen years and was con-
sidered one of the best in the business.
Col. Boone. In speaking OF the affair
said: 1t has always been my custom
% have lanterns aud lamps about the
arena 10 case the electric lights should
90 out, as it is we'll known that wild
animals, no matter how we'll trained,
will attack a mau 10 the dark. By some
oversight the lanterns were not 10 their
usual places and it was some time be-
fore they could be found"
The doctors think there is a possible
ity Of Thieman's recovery unless blood
poisoning ensues.
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under way.
NOTES FROM ROMNEY.
The Story of a Missing Checked in
Session

Session.
Spsciay Correspondence OF the REGISTER.
RcMNEY, w. VA, February 13.-The
Circuit Court has been in session here
since Tuesday, and has disposed of con-
siderable business. The grand jury
found fifteen indictments and finished
it's work in oae daY. The trial Of a
young Corbin, for breaking into house
with intent to steal, resulted in his con-
viction, while Oscar Ford (colored) was
acquitted. The principal interest Of
the term, however, gathered about the
case of the State VS.. c. II. Dangherty,
for the larceny of check in the winter
OF '02 The jury failed TO agree.
c. II. Daugherty carried the mail on
horseback from Romney TO Rockoak in
the southern part Of the county. l. n.
Baker & Co. have a general store at a
place about two miles from Rockoak,
at which their mail was delivered oby
Daugherty, who lives near the store.
He got their mail from the Office and
carried it TO them regularly az the time
in question. l. n. Baker &c Co., in the
fall preceding the loss Of the check, had
sold some produce to Stephen II. Haet,
OF New York, aud 1t appears on trial,
that Haet & Co. mailed their check for
S69.22 on the 21st OF December, 1892, or
at least that Mr. Haet, the head of the
firm, signed the check for that
amount in favor OF ]. n. Baker &
Co. and gave it to his clerk to en-
close and forward. In due course Of
mail it would have passed over the route
from Romney to Rockoak on the 23d,
and have been carried to the store on
the evening Of that day by Daugherty.
On the 24th,he got someone else to carry
the mail and be started on visit, pass
ing through Romney, where he negoti-
ated the check, claiming to have bought
il from man, now supposed to be sup
positions, named H. Snyder, who wrote
his name below the name Of l. n. Baker
& Co., whose signature was already on
the paper. He was arrested, bailed,
indicted, re-indlcted, aud now tried
with hung jury, eight for the boy and
four against.
James a Gibson was buried here yes
terday.
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AGAINST THE HOUSE OF LORDS.

The National Liberal Federation De-
ciares It a Fraud and Menace to the
Peoples Libertiet
PORTSMOUTH, February 14-At this
mornings meeting OF the National Lib
eral Federation, the delegates passed a
resolution advocating the reform 10 leg
islation and including the one man, one
vote proposition, the holding OF all
elections on the same day, the payment
of members Of Parliament and the abOli-
tion of all rating qualifications.
Mr.. Robson moved a resolution to
the effect that the habitual disregard OF
the national will, manifested By the
House of Lords. was an intolerable
abuse and assuring the ministry Of the
enthusiastic support Of the Liberals for
whStever measures we're adopted to Sc
cure the Commons paramount author
ity.
Mr.. Morton. M. P, in support Of the
resolution. asked what use there was in
the House Of Commons while the House
os Lords was allowed to exist. The
speaker then described the House OF
Lords as a fraud to the country. He
said that the peers used their political
position Of their own pecuniary in
terest, and expressed the opinion that
10 was the duty Of the people TO end
this fraudulent proceeding. What the
people wanted, continued Mr.. Morton,
was first a quarrel with and then the
destruction of their great enemy.
The resolution was finally adopted
nnanimouslv. as we're other resolutions
embOdying the Newcastle programme.
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Went Into a Trance and saw ThIngs.

NEW BRIGHTON, PA, February IA
Alta free Methodist meeting here last
night Kris. Herman Mason went into a
trance and remained in that condition
for three hours. When she revived she
said that no tongue could tell the
ecstatic joy Of being with Jesus. She
said she did not receive = revelation,
but said the devil was With her all the
time trying TO get her away from Jesus,
and that he is thus with every soul
after 10 departs from the body. Mrs.
Mason has been a member Of the Pres
byterian church for fourteen years, and
is q very intelligent and modest lady.
The Free Methodists are greatly excited
over the matter.
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Ernsot to BE Exoneratsd.

P1rrsBURG, PA, February 14.-The
Judiciary Board Of District Assembly
No. 3, K. Of L., has all the evidence
submitted in the charges of malteasance
in Office brought against President ] ohm
z. Eberhardt and Secretary William
Springer OF the National Window Glass
Workers Association. The Board will
make its report at a special meeting
next Saturday night, when it is expect
ed that the officials will be exonerated.
The almost unanimous opinion o. win
dow glass workers is that the officials
are entirely honest and endorsement:
of their official course are being
received from MANY places.
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ANOTHER WORLDS FAIR FIRE
Inoendiaries Set Fire TO the Remaining
Buildings and Give the Firemen Several
Hours OF Hard Work.

Inoendiarles Set Fire TO the Remaining
Buildings aud Give the Firemsn several
Hours OF Hard Work
CHICAGO, February 14-Fire broke
olt at II q. m. to-day tn the colOnnade
between The Agricultural building and
Machinery Hall, Worlds Fair grounds.
nc gained rapid Roadway, and the fire
department avsilablein the district was
massed 81 the point of danger.
The fire started near the point at
which the iremen made a fierce light
against the flames last week When
first seen flames were crawling up the
pillars. Quickly they mounted higher,
and the fire grew hotter aud more dan
gerous. The first alarm was soon fol-
lowed by a second call, but before the
additional engines reached the burning
structure IT'S destruction and that Of
the large buildings adjoining on either
side was threatened
Another call was sent out, and all the
available engines % WOOdlawn and
HYDE Park were soon hurrying 30 the
scene. Drifted snow I'm the grounds
made the work of the tirmen slow, and
before sufficient streams were directed
toward the burning structure its tim
bars were cracking in a rapidly spread
ing blaze.
Starting at a point nearly back Of the
Egyptian obelisk, it spread east and
west through the Coll0nadef covering a
distance Of eighty feet
The light wood work offered little
resistance 20 the flames and the pillars
aud ornate roof decorations along the
colorado were soon To- ruins. Three
groups OF animals in statuary standing
on the roof were burned. Firemen
were hampered not only in reaching
the cOlOnDade by the snow, but the
drifts DELAYED them Ia fighting the
blaze. 10 was difficult 70 move the en-
gines, and lines OF hose were clOgged
in the snow. The engines drew a water
supply from the canal and no difficulty
in this supply was encountered. Short
age of coal, however, was some disad-
gantage, as the supply wagons made
low trips. Firemen and fair officials
.ree that the fire was OF inCendiary
igin. They regard it as another at
npt OF the kind made so frequently
entity.
Eenty bremen we're under the main
OF the colorado when Fire Marshal
l.y, fearing that the central por-
the structure would fall, ordered
Out They had hardly drawn
ON the place WHOM the top OF
made was seen TO rock for q mo-
40 the same Instant 10 fell
20 the ground carrying with it
dcent Quadriga by Wagner
the central part OF the top
ade. Manager f. r. Ora
rounds and buildings direc-
mailer colOnades connect
lery Hall and Agricpitur-
destroyed TO keNp the
,hiag these bui ngs.
the Assembly + all ia
OF the struct and
lch the rooms the
artist Frank
)r his depart
be Ere was pa
ore p. 10.
was destr
4 Prof hi
u left stand
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RINEHART & TATUM,
City Bank Building Rooms. Telephone 2l1.
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.

House rooms, brick, Fourteenth St.. 5000.
6lois in BolVedere addition, 2 corner lots,
S275 each.
House G rooms. brick, and 4 roomed house in
rear. Eoff street, between Twenty-third and
Twenty fourth streets, q, 500.
House rooms, Eighteenth street good
condition, q 500.
Double brick house o rooms. Fourteenth
street $1,000.
House seven rooms. brick. Sixteenth street
$500.
House seven rooms, fifteenth street, lots
House seven rooms, Chaplins street Centre
Wheeling, H.25O.
House eight rooms. First ward $1,000.
House i've rooms, Baltimore street. East
Wheeling, $3.50.
House four rooms, Charles street. Centre
House four rooms, Eightsenth street. 81. ool
House three rooms, Twelfth street. $3.50.
House eight rooms, Sixteenth street. in good
condition, B,1O0-
He Hous. 8 rooms and stable EIghtssnth street
$500.
4 lots in Fian. white 4 Gallagher sdditloa
6O1lOo feet, 600 each.
3lots on Caldwells run, E250 each
fine farm, 1<7 acres, on HatloEal road, ntns
miles east OF city. on easy terms.
Market street business property At moderate
ons-hAIf 70. On NsCOlIooA street. Centre
osS Of .AS best mauufastuFing sites ntl1
city, fIonting On tive Eailroada
NESB1TT 6 DEV1NE,
1872 Market Street
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The figures show that the greatest
increase has been in Mcdowell county,
which was almost ten times as much
in 1898 as 10 was in ISIS.
Itis suggested thai a great deal OF
this expense can be saved 70 the State
bv the adoption of a different method
OF conveying prisoners 70 the penlten-
tiary. The per diem and mileage or
the sherifis guards in conveying prison
ers TO the penitentiary from the various
counties constitute large part Of the
criminal expenses which must be paid
By the State. As a means of Obviating
this expense it is suggested that the
duty OF conveying prisoners 70 the
States prison be- conferred upon the
superintendent of the penitentiary, and
that the guards Of the penitentiary be
utilized for that purpose Formerly
the insane were transferred from the
county jails to the asylum by the sher-
IFS. To order 70 curtail the expense Of
this work thf superintendent Of the
hospital fovfthe insane was charged
with this r. The superintendent
i--f-,~~ % send guards after all
persons adJudged insane ana the result
IS the expenses Of conveying insane to
the hospitals is reduced 70 one-third OF
what 10 was when the sheriifs were
charged with the work. There are
many ways in which the enormous sums
of money paid out each year for crimi-
nal expenses may be- reduced, and the
Legislature will at the next session
doubtless be called upon to deal with
cha rnnffor
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fOSTLY CRIMINALS.
l,PlD GROWTH OF IBE CHARGES FOR GRIM
NAL EXPENSES IN THB STATE.
Son, INTERESTING Figures showing the Rate Of
Is,-,sss-A Suggestion as to How These
Cess Nay 8, Rsdassi-A Matter " Which
6s Legislatures Attention WIN Be Called.


Se-is' Te'e1ran 20 He heqi'.er
crAprrsrON. W.. Va, February IL.
-Toe charges fer criminal expenses IN
trfs STATE have largely increaseaYi thln
tba last few years-so much so, In Iact,
"a 10 provoke general comment ana ca,
for The adoption OF some metnou "a
dealing with criminals that Will tenu 70
curtai the heavy drain from the state
treasury for that purpose. The DOCKS
fD the Auditors Office show that 20 tue
wear 1sS5 tho sum paid out fer criminal
erDenses was S3I,O2S.15. In the year
1908 the sum paid out for the same pur-
nose was ss0,S70O5. For ten years
rom 1854 % 1898, both included, tre
nmonpts paid each year for criminal eX-
Donses were as follows: 1854, S3S.99O 81;
1855, S31, O2S.75: 1SS6, 500 6lo.St' ~ ~,
Stl7. 63s. 46; 1SSS, S65.SS2.91; lssy, So
5s5. 20. 1890. S7s,l6S.23; 1891, S64, Sg9.04i
1899. ST., O66.42; 1898, $50, s19.O5.
For the FIRST Eve years-from 1881 10
ISIS. both included-the total was
Ssoo 151.2q. For the last i've years
from 1859 to 1898, both included-tne
total WAS S37S. 590.13, an increase over
tbe previous FIVE years OF S5S,44i.of.
Auditor Johnson estimates that the
amount that will have 20 be PAID THIS
wear for criminal expenses Will reacn
500, 600. ,
Nearly an the increase in criminal
expenses comes from those counties
that have made the greatest Industrial
progress. Take, for example, four
counties iu which the coal and coke In
dustry has largely increased-Fayette,
Kanawha. Mercer aud McDowell-and
h will be seen that the criminal ex-
penses have almost doubled In i've years,
the tOtal increase being over eleVen
thousand dollars. The Criminal eX-
penses in those counties 90 less ana
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Tan.Gani IrIItIn

Suspenders. clothes Lines ar /.
Anger Braces. Sta'losrfr 'r.in 4
locks. Royal Needle Psrst..t re n
Tea, Ladies 20ceni Hose l II
Buttons. Mirrors. ro-tethr.fn
We are constantly rc.Ttt ~
cannot quote price q. t-et e. n
and gone tomorrow n H .ilt
have something new 81 r'1tit
you buy.
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ST. LOUIS, Mo-, February IL A
special to the POSt-DiSpGtch from Pa
ducah, XIV, says: THE steamer City
OF Paducah ran into the Tennessee river
bridge here, throwing 1t out Of gear
aud preventing trains Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio and Southwestern from cross
ing. The steamer had large portion
OF her upper works carried agaY and a
hole below her water line compelled the
Captain TO run her ashore to save her
from sinking"
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An About stoppInE Traina.

WASHINGTON, February 1.-The en-
tire time Of the Senate to-day was con-
sumed in the discussion of the House
bill compelling the Rock Island Rail-
road Company to stop its trains at the
new towns of Enid and Round Pond, in
the Indian Territory. The measure is
especially ehampioned by Senator
Berry, Of Arkansas, aud is proving a
subject OF great attention, as some
Democratic Senators see in the proposed
exercise Of Congressional power usur-
patton of rights. No action has been
reached on the bill, but a vote will prob
ably be taken tomorrow.
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- Irnn Hnnd ID - 60.

ST. PETERSBURG, February 14.-The
editorial staff Of the Warsaw newspaper
Clos and the staff Of another newspaper
have been arrested. There have been
numerous domiciliary visits at Warsaw
during the last few days, owing to the
discovery OF an extensive Nlhilist
society. A number of Catholic priests
have been arrested on the charge OF
conducting an agitation for the liberia
ton OF Poles. The Bishop OF Kaliniki
has been deprived Of his stipend.
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Hlna.Gani AhItL

Ladies' Gloves. Shoe Brushes gra
serve Kettles, Butcher knives va.
Glass Dishes, MIX STalnsfA U fss
Sitter, SusFoniefs EfTtr ina
Dish Pans, Hammers p..al Oar .
Pepper l Pound tI0usuor Pes
Pound Baki0g Powder
The above are aIl gelg.ls lrgul
than nNhr hnlnrA
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EiYe.Gani l,llL..

Ladies Rose. ChUlr,.H'
lockwood Rules. O.r 49, I'll
Combination Gss. lt, Lei
PoSets. Door Bolt. Ne.tt. i
Ing Wash Pans KIcli.f u..-
So-eent Needle pa..s
Cologne, Hair Carfr, >...'e
Burners, Shoe Dfo.s,le 49, 4
Knives. a i
Many Decent a,;lc. s.a,,....
anu take them olt.f0.,r.
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SeVen.Genl kHitlH

Cslgate's Palm Sosa lsiy D.,
liarm0nlcas, Counter Hr.s. .,.. n
dies HandIerch.efs Mined f,. II
wash Brushes, Large Ia C.,. 4.
Shears. q
At this popuia-prIre W or -rl
worth d0uh e tls none.
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PROBATE OF WILL.

OFFICE OF THE CLERK or THE COUNTY
~ Court OF Ohio county, State OF West Var
GINA In the matter o. the probate Of the last
will and testament OF Alice Surminski, de-
ceased.
The object of the petition filed in this matt r
on the 25th day OF January, 4. ID. 1894, is to
have admitted 10 probate a paper writing pur-
porting to be the will OF Alice Surminski, de-
ceased bearing date the 49, day OF September
A. D. 1898, and It appearing from an affidavit
nled with me in my Office, that Mrs. James
Moore, Thomas McElwaine, and the Treasurer
Of the Ladies' Foreign Missionary Society OF
New Matamoras Ohio the persons who are
therein aud by said petition declared TO be in
terested in the probate OF said will are nom
residents OF this State, II is ordered that they
DO appear at my ONCE, in the city OF Wheeling,
in the county and State aforesaid, within one
month after the date Of the first publication
hereof and do what is necessary 10 protect
their interest in said matter.
The hearing OF said petition is set for the 9th
DAY OF March. A. d. 1894 at 10 o o ock a m.
Published the first time February 9th, 1904.
GEORGE HOOK, Clerk.
JOHN A. HOWARD, Attorney. fe9oaWt
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Eighi.CenI brlI,l,,

Monkey Nrenclss. WIS. -
Bowls, TIN Buckrtf L0ltH4.tfs.
Rules, Hosiery Ls-.e ars 81.
Paper and Envelope. ,gnsi la.
sors. Blank Books. raissi Bsru
our customers know ag0lt h IN
see ls. Join the procession b r.fas
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Fourteenth r...

One sci To4.r-,- W.
Boys Suspende-.. C,,.... y.'1.
children 5 BiuS Ru.a,, E
aud Brush Case. %
flre Shoyeis. roNe,.ur ..,.-
3: sge, Sewing Macb.ueO.l. ,-... Il a
4 hread, Hand Saw ~. 1s.
boAes' Calico, Nus,1s La q
articles going attb.,r-.. .-,c
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
In the Circuit Court Of Ohio county, West
Virginia.
4. T. Hutchisson & Co.
va I'm Assumrslt
lin AsSumrsit.
Kramer. Wise & Co.

Kramer Wise a Co.
The object ~ this suit is TO recover on benRh
OF the plaintiffs agAinstthe defendants the sum
OF Sl95 70. with interest from the lst 81 July:
1893 until paid with costs, and TO attach and
subject for the payment thereof all the inter
est, right and title Of the defendant Wise OF, 10
and TO lot No 10 on the northeast corner OF
Market aud Twenty-fourth streets. in the city
OF Wheeling W. Va. being the lot conveyed
by Samuel J. Elliiritz. And II appearing from
an affidavit fled in this cause that the defend
ant Charles A. Wise. 10 not resident OF the
state OF West Virginia, It IS ordered that the
said defendant Charles A. Wise. appear within
one month after the date OF the first puolics-
ton Of this order and do what is necessary TO
protect his interests. Itisfurther ordered that
this order be Published and posted Es required
by law.
Witness. John w Mitchell. Clerk Of our said
Court at the Court House OF said county, this
7th day Of February, 1894 To wit: February
Rules, 1924.
JOHN ". MITCHELL. Clerk.
Published the fret Ime February 9, 1891.
Attest: JOHN ". MITCHELL, Clerk.
WH1TE & ALLEN, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
fegoawt
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FOR RENT.


No. 43 Fifteenth streot brick dwelling.
No. 2SS9 Eoff street brick, 3 rooms.
No 2s47 Eof street, brick. rooms.
No. 1906 Market street, Office rooms.
No. 10 Tenth street storeroom.
No 10 Ohio street, second floor, frame.
No. AZ alley Z, lower part, SOD
No 1893 Chapine St, rooms.
No. l2l Thirty-third ST., brick. rooms.
No. 1927 Alley II, rooms, frame.
No. 2S02 Eof ST., 3 rooms first floor.
Fourteenth and McColoch SITS, store, dwell
ing OF rooms, bake shop aud stable, for $50.
Front room on Fourteenth ST., suitable for
one or two gentlemen.
No. SO S Front street, Z rooms and bath.
No. 9O5 Main St., l9 rooms, brick.
No. 2l39 Nam St, brick, rooms
No. n ). York St., 3 Rooms, frame.
No. SO Thirty seventh ST.. "a floor, 3 rooms
No 1879 Mais ST. Cd and Sd floors.
No. 65 Seventeenth ST., 4rooms, brick
No. % Ohio St, LIST floor 3 rooms.
No. 2904 Eof St. brick, rooms.
No. 3ll9 McColloch ST.. 3rooms.
No. 300 Chapline St.. rooms. brick, tl4cO.
No. 1883 Main St. Sd hoor. rooms.
No, IS ThIrty-first ST., brick.
six room dwelling In Leatherwood
store room 10 Hearns Tabernacle building.
South street
ONCE rooms in Hibbsrd Block, No. 1914 Mark
ct street.
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MERCHANT TALON

Our Merchant Ta.lnrlg DtF'i
ready shcrt time ugf e.,
Marlowe. VIII show sou al ihfh
patterns in This l.ncari HeF.It ~
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IWo.Geni Isi,,,,'

j. dozen Butt0ns. b. usla
PlnL Tn Cups Has5 ''o' e.,
Pepper Boxes. Ls.s-., pa 81
Pencils, Cur Bolton, y Sag
ESQ Can Opsa,.s Il, -, -
soap; G.mists, Tar L'-. -.
ellis; Hair Crimpef, '' a-s.E
FOR the money AAlis,5