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ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE +!

The undersigned has been made ss,lsaes In q
deed OF assignment made by Alexander Frew.
dated Juna :, 1921. aud duly admitted to record
in the clerks office OF the County Court OF ohio
county. All persons Indebted 10 said Alexander
FFew will settle the same with me. aud all per.
sous having cljus or demands against him will
present tho same ior settlement
Tx. HALL,
les Assignee OF Alexander Frew.
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TThe INrELLlGrScrr, embracing its several
editions Is catered In Tho Po.'oL1cs at Wheel
iuc. ". Va, as secoadclaa, NATAL
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THE TORTURED, DISFIGURED

And huniltated, everywhere, will find In tho
CCTCUHA EEciEDtEs speedy and economical
care for every disease asd huTaor, from pitcpIes
10 scrofula, from infancy 10 age.
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CALIFORNIA CONTINGENT

or COXcy's Crank Army Makes II Peculiar
Demand on tho SoCrotury of War.
Los ANGELES, CAL, March 13.-Thc
industrial army movement is creating
considerable sensation hero. Over 500
unemployed organized q regiment SOY
cral weeks ago and expect TO Join their
comrades from throughout the western
states in the March to Washington.
They sent a delegation to the city couu-
Gil last night to obtain railroad trans
pOrtation for tho Los Angeles regiment
to Washington. General Frye, COM
mander Of the army. to-day sent notice
to Secretary Of War Lamont of the
moving Of the army and enclosed its
constitution and bylaws. 4 demand is
made that Lamont order rations issued
to tho'army from various posts and pro-
vide transportation. General Frye
significantly states that tho army will
number 100000 by tho time it reaches
Washington, and intimntes that it will
DO just as we'll to aacedc to the ire
OIIpste-
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EAulKNE, FOUND OUT.

a Newspaper Nun dives Him mn Object
Lesson On How Reporters Got tho ScwS
From Secret Sessions.
From a lld'hhnq,On Lctn.
Whom tho senate special committee
was onGagod in mn ondoavor to ascertain
who gave Information to.tlo newspaper
men concerning executive sessions, tho
gentlemen OF tho prcss had considerable
quiet fun with tho statesmen.
On ono occasion Senator Faulkner, of
Wcst Virginia, and Senator Bato, OF
Tennessee, were seated together In 4
committee room, when Mr.. George
llarries, n newspaper man, entered.
"llarries," said Senator Faulkner, ~
wish you would tell mo how you news.
paper men get information Of tho trans
actions OF our secret s%esslons?"
why" said Mr.. llArrles, ''thero is n
committee upstaira trying to find that
ont. You ought to 20 up and,liston to
! tho testimony"
"Ncvor mind tho committee" said tho
senator. won't you toll me, just for
tho qualification Of my own curiosity"
Mr.. llarries reflected n moment and
Hnid: 81 would have no objection to
telling you, senator, II you were au-
thorized by tho genito to receive tho
information"
Then why don't you tell it 10 tho
committee? ?" asked tho senator.
"Is tho committee properly consti-
tuted md duly authorized TO receive
such information, sonator?"
"Ot courSe it is"
GLOW do You mako that out?"
why" said tho senator, "it was con-
stitutcd by tho senate In the regular
way under Senator Dolph's resolution"
Then Senator Faulkner went ahead
and gave every detail OF the manner in
which tho senate, in executive session,
discussed aud adopted tho resolution;
how the committee vas constituted and
what it was empowered to do. When
tho senator Ind concluded Mr.. Ilarries
said: well, senator, that is the way
We newspaper men got information Of
the proceedings OF tho secret sessions.
Good day."
Senator Faulkner did not got tho full
meaning Of tho newspaper mans re-
mark until Senator Bate quietly and
good humoredly said:
Faulkner, il every senator were rs
easy to pump as you are, We might rs
well hold our secret sessions out OH tho
nOrticOn
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
Ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of n perfect lax
alive; eftectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession. because it acts on the Kid
ncys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them aud it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup OF Figs is for sale by all drug.
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man
nfactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Fig.
and being well informed, you will uot
accept any substitute if offered.
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THE MARION
Tho United States Mun-of- War Laid Up fC
Repairs mt Yokohama.

Tho United States Mun-or- War Laid Up fo-
Repairs Mt Y%olEohama.
SAN Francisco, CAL, March l3.-The
United States man -of-war Marion which
should have been we'll on her way to
this port, is at Yoke hama undergoing
extensive repairs. About n fortnight
ngo n c%ablegram was received here from
Yokohama saying that tho vessel had
sailed but had been Obliged to return
for repairs. The steamer Gaelic which
has arrived from the Orient brings news
TINT the damage was very serious. Two
days after the Marion left Yokohama
the vessel cncountereda terrific typhoon
in the China sea, which nearly wrecked
her. At ono time she was on her beam
ends. 4 portion OF the rigging was car.
ried away and heavy seas swept ovcr
her cutting the deck houses and sett-
ing everything on deck awash. The
water poured into the cabins and down
into the engine rooms. The boilers
were loosened from their iastcnings.
The fires were o~xtinGuished rs quickly
rs possible and the man-of-war scudded
along under bare poles before the wind.
She rode safely through the storm and
sailed back to Yokohama in 4 battered
condition. Tho full extent OF her
damage was not known when the Gaelic
suiled, but it is estimated that she will
be on tho dock for at least two months.
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HOLD ROBBERY.
bandits Got Ton Thuu'Nnd Dollars from II
SANTA Fo DopDt In Oklahoma.

bandits Got Ton Thousand Dollars from II
SANTA Fc Depot In Oklahoma.
GUTHRIE, o. T., March l2.-Word has
just reached hero from Woodward, 0.
T., TINT tho Santa Fc depot there was
robbed of ovor $4,000 last nigh, by two
masked men. United States Marshal
Nix got tho following telegram to-day
from Superintendent Rhoades, Of tho
Santa Fo:
WOODWARD, o. T., March 10.
To Uniel STATE, NarihGl Etr, Guthrie:
Station Agent Rusk was taken from
his at tho hotel about l o'clock
last night by two robbers, and made TO
20 to tho depot and open tho safe and
deliver tho contents. There was n
packet Of money from %Lcavonworth for
tho Fort Supply paymastGr (Nbout So.
00O), II package Of money aud checks
for Wellington und about $40 railroad
money.
The following Is q description OF tho
robbers: Ono Is s feet 10 inches tall,
about 80 years old. slim. dark, weight
10 pounds, mustnchc. closely built dark
brown shirt, dark SLOUGH hat. rather
heavy voice.
Tho other is 8 foot I inches tall, %
years old. about . weeks growth Of
board, SLOUGH hat with high crown and
crease In top; weight $50 pounds, pants
in boots. Check handkerchief about
his neck, dark suit, sack coat, dark com.
~ploxion.
This mar was tho leader. They woro
on red buy horses and rode of from tho
stock yards In n southeast direction.
lSigncd) D. II. RnoADEs, Supt.
Marshal Nix has ordered out q posse
at Woodward to trail tho robbers.
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y PENSION CODE,
4 ELL which Codiilos All tho Laws Nc
In Existence.

\ Eli Which CoIiilo< All tho Laws Now
in Existence.
WASHINGTON, D. G., March 13.-In
the first session OF the Fifty-third Con-
grcss, Representative Pearson, OF Ohio,
introduced abill for the codifcation and
Arrangement OF the laws relating to
pensions. 1t is n very elaborate meas
ure OF l9l sections and 1i2 printed
pages and divides all the past lecisln-
ton OH the pension question into
twenty-five chapters, each OF which is
again sub.dividGd into sections prop
crly headed, making altogether q most
complete and thorough grouping and
convenient arrangement OF the laws on
tho subject.
The bill was sent to the committee on
the revision oil laws and Mr.. Ellis, tho
chairman OF the committee on the re.
vision OF laws, and Mr.. Ellis the chair
man OF the committee in turn referred
it to tho departmental the interior with
n request that it be considered and an
opinion given as to the Instability OF
its enactment. He has recently receiv-
ed from Assistant Secretary Reynolds 4
letter in which the latter says he is
much impressed with the importance
Of tho matter and in addition to seeking
the opinion OF tho commissioner OF pen
sions regarding it, he gave careful ber-
sonal attention to the arrangements and
details OF the bill and is convinced that
in all respects it is worthy OF commend
alton. Mr.. Reynolds further says that
the secretary fthe interior in his re.
cent annual report recommended the
codification Of the pension laws aud it
is belle we'd, he says, that this bill il
speedily enacted will supply the obvi-
Gus need which prompted that recon-
incubation.
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THE TREATY.
a Clnnso IN tho Tnrln IIill Which VIII
Meet with Strong Opposition.

a Clnnsc Ia tho Tnrln I'LL Which VIII
Meet with Strong Opposition.
WAsutSGToN, D. G., March 1&.-The
indications point to a spirited debate in
the senate over tho clause in tho senate
taritf.bill Inserted by the finance commit
tee providing for the abrogation OF tho
Hawaiian reciprocity treaty OF 1879 and
the subject is already beginning to at
tract attention on both sides OF the
chamber. This treaty provides for
general exchange OF tho products OF tho
two countries free OF duty and includes
sugar as the principal Hawaiian export
to this country, the United States in
turn being permitted to export agricul.
tural implements and other machinery,
and manufactures OF wooden and cotton
textiles fabrics as well rs IL great variety
OF other articles to Hawaii without tho
payment OF duty.
1t also contains 4 provision that no
other foreign government than this
shall acquire title TO any port or harbor
in the Hawaiian Islands. There arc q
number OF senators on the Democratic
side who will object to the clause and it
Is believed the Republican party in the
senate will be almost solid in its oppos.
ition. Already objection ia heard, not
only because the termination Of the
treaty would deprive this country OF
valuable p~rerogatives on tho islands,
but because also OF the fact that the ac-
ton contemplated would be q serious
blow to the sugar planters OF tho
islands whose, business, it is %contended,
is dependent absolutely upon main
tanning free commercial intercourse
with tho United States. The clause
was inserted rs n concession to tho
sugar interest OF this country, whose
friends in the senate will exert their in
iluence to have it retained.
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LATER-THE TERMS REFUSED.


WAsHIHGroN,2 c., March 1S.-Moro
than 200 patents on various inventions
expired by limitation to-day. Among
tho inventions we're the following:
Machinery for drilling oil and other
nrtesian wells, c. Swan. Trenton, n. j.,
assignor to J. A. Roebling's Sons Com.
pany, same nlacc; grain separator, Will
ian Edris, Eugene City, Oregon; wool
cleansing machinery, o. Love, Hyde
Park, Mass; comblng harvester and
thresher, 4. j. Wise, X. r. Wise and L.
J. Wise, Vac Station, Cal.
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WAsnISGroS, D. G., March l3,-It is
expected at tho p~ostofice department
that the President will sign the parcels
post treaty with New F~oundland to-
day. The treaty was signed BY Post
master General Bissell January S, and
will take effect April l.. 1t provides for
the transmission OF mails, limited to
1000 pounds annually, at twelve cents
- ,Nn,,1
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NEw iouK, March l3.-The green flag
OF Ireland will after all float over Brook.
lyn city hall on St. Patrick's day, the
board OF aldermen having authorized it
by a vote OF eight year to seven noes.
Three aldermen, Hess, Coleman and
Cohen, would not put themselves upon
record, refusing to vote, although their
names were called repeatedly by the
clork. Mayor Scheiron is thus over,
ruled.
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WASHINGTON, b. c., March 1S.-Spcak.
err Crisp is not regarded by his frien de-
az q candidate for the United States
senate to succeed Senator Oolquitt, al
though recent dispatches from Georgia
have named Mr.. Crisp among the prob.
able candidates. Tho speaker will not
discuss the subject. but those near him
have reason to know that he is no. n
candidate,
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WHEELING, W. VA.
Ono Cent Articles.

Heavy Envelopes. I good POn Holders, G steel
rons, l Mcm0rRnd umlioOE. G Sheets MOTTO Paper,
@ SIaie Pencils, ! Lead Pencils. 4 Collar buttons,
: punches lialr Pins, | handkerchief, / Thimhlo,
] paper Pins, | paper Needles. | spool SIX Twist,
: dozen Hooks and Eyes. G Darnlnr Needles. /
Nutmeg Crater, | dozen Brass Pants Buttons, |
Hat III, box Carrot THcEs. | dozen Cio.hoI
Pins, | Tablet, ! SCt Knitting Noodles
lots OF 6Cnnl CnnlS nninr NJ 1 cont
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FiYC-CCnt Articles.

Ladies'. Hose, Chlldron's Hose. Rolling PGuL
Boxwood Rules. Gun buttons, Tin lucket,. Com.
b%innii0n Glass Cutters, Boys Knives, pokers,
Door Bolts. Ncat,foOL on Shoe KIacEIDg WHSh
IRns, Richter ltGrmOnlcnS. Towels. nc Sccllc
Packages, SpcciacleI. Dime Cologne. Hair Curl
nrS, school States. Lamp Burners, Shoe Dressing,
Ladies' Pins, Table Knives.
MIN; Decent articles In our j.ccut list. Come
nnQ LAke them ont Of nur Mar.
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The man who is charitable to himself will lis.
ten 10 the mute appeal for assistance made by
his stomach, or his liver. in the shape OF divers
dySpcptIc qualms and uneasy sensations in the
regions Of the gland that sccrctes his bile. Hos.
letters Stomach DIttcrs, my dear sir, or madam
as the casu may bc-is what you require. Has.
ten to use II you nrc troubled with heartburn.
wind In the stomach, or note That your skin or
the whites OF your eyes arc taking Il SalloW hue.
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TINE is worth everything. Delays
are dangerous. No one can afford to
run the risk Of allowing a cough to de-
velop into Pneumonia, which is nearly
always fatal. Cubob Cough Cure is tho
only remedy hat can be relied on TO
give quick relief and cure the cold.
Sold by Alex. 7. Young, John klari,
Wheeling, and Bowie g. Co., Bridgeport,
Ohio.
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Ten-Ceut Articles.

SuspcndcT3. Clothes lines, 2icent Jowc,ry.
Anger hrGCc', Stationery Packages, Jail PlllocGs.
Royal Needle Packages. onc.hHif pound Tea. In.
dies 9ccnt Hose, Dolls, 3j-CGut CUR Buttons,
Mirrors, Pocket Knives.
We are constantly receiving bargains and can.
not quote prices, MS they arc here to-day aud
gone tomorrow. 1t IL our aim to always have
something new at prices llat VIII make you buy.
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NEARING THE END.
Tho Brazilian Insurgents Now on
Their Last Logs,
EFFECT OF Oh GAMA'0 SURRENDER

II Leaves Dc aicilo tho Leader Of tho
Robclllon-Alono With Ills Land
Forces md Two War Ships In tho
Somth-If Ito Marches on lilo DO
Jnnciro lilo win He Easily Defeated
and tho War VIII Soon Bo n Thin.
9of tho Past.
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Nine. Cent Articles.

Ladies' Cloves. Shoe Brushes, Stew Pms, Pre-.
serve Kettles. butcher Knives. worth Il ccu:S,
Glass Dishes. MIX S;EaIuc5s. Coffee Pots Flour
Siicrs. Suspender. Extract Vanilla. Dolls. DISh
Pans, hammers, ! Pound Grain or ur0und Pep.
Baking Powder.
The n6oyc me ell genuine bargains and lowe.
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ThrCe.Ce Articles.

Ladies' llRndkcrchiefs. Shaving brushes, l
dozen Drc'S Buttons, Stamped Clippers, Match
Safes. Machine oil Cans. PointO Washers. do2On
safety Pins. Pcriuned Toilet Soup. | pGIr Sells.
soTs. Pint Tunnels, Jelly PlAtcL Curry ConbV |
dozen Shoe Lnces. School Sln,cs, Busting spoons,
5.ccnt Tablets. Cork Screws. u franuicas, Cake
Turner'S. Mouse Traps. Windsor Iicy.
Come here for bargains, we will not dISlppoln!
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FOur-CCnt Articles.

One set Teaspoons, Patent Sleeve Holders. BovS
Srlspenders. Clntk's Z. y. 7. Thread. Oh H!ren's
liiths, Rubber Dressing Combs. Comb and Brush
gasc, Pot Covers, Tooth Brushes. Fire ShOyels.
I,owcIinS. Charm Knives, MuCl!agc. Sowing Ia.
chine Oh Scrub brushes, Linen Fhical. Hand
Saw Files. suspcRdcr', Pencil lioxcs, CnI'Co. Mus.
l!nS mud hundreds Of other articles solug At This
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SiX.Cent Articles.

One set Table Spoons. Blank Books, Purses,
shifting, Slspendess, Butcher EuIYcS Decent
lnccS, Sleeve Buttons. Decent EnbroIderlcs,
ScrubblnG Brushes. Cents Half Hose.
Merchants invitcd. We have bargains for you
md IL will pay YOU 10 call.
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Eight.CGnt Articles.

Monkey Wrenchcs. whisk Brooms. wnsh Bowls.
Tin Buckets. Long Handle Fire ShoyelS, Rules.
Hosiery. Large Lamp Burners, BOX PAPER aud
Envelopes, Spring Balances. Scissors. Bank
Books. Patent Buttons.
Our customers know n good thing when they
sec IL JOIn the procession 10 OH stnrn
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Seyen-Cent Articles.

ColGate's Palm Soap. large Dressing Combs,
ilar;n0iIlcaS. Counter Books, DraSI Goods. La.
dies llnnlkerchiets Mixed Bird Seed. White.
wnSh brushes, large Tin Cups, Wash Pans. Shears.
Al thiS popular pEice we olGt many articles
worth double the Eiunry.
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TWO.C Cent Articles.

iedn7en Buttons. | FlnO Comb, l bottle Ink,
PlntTin Cups, Handkerchief, Cake Cutierl Pop.
ncr Boxes, Iangtry llRir Pins, Carpenter PcncllS,
Gun Buttons, Pie Pans, Pocket Combs SapEins.
Tan Openers, Spool Cotton, Toilet SOAP, GIinlots.
Crimpcn.
We dcal only In Bargains and give big ynluc
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Merchant Tailoring.

Our Merchant Tailoring Department will be
ready In Il short time. our cutter. Mr.. ". r.
Mhriowe. will show yOu all the latest STYLES and
patterns In this line and We will sayc you money.
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Are You weak and weary, overworked
and tired? Hoods Sarsnpariila Is Just
the medicine you need to purify and
quicken your blood and to give you
appetite and strength. Ii you decide to
take Hoods Sarsaparilla do not DO in.
duced to buy any othe.. Any effort to
substitute another remedy is proof OF
the merit of Hoods.
Hoods Pills are the best aiier-dinner
Pills, assist digestion, cure headache.
Try q box. 5
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The verdict OF tho people is that Dr..
Bulls Cough Syrup is the best remedy
for coughs, colds, sore throat, asthma;
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@CLOTHING.4A

0YERC0ATS at prices that hat, sT ss b! aIl former {;
oycrcoaI We also have great bargains ut Sj.S7,
$3.50, $500, SG.7j, up to $40. 75.
pay you 10 look At these goods.
MEMS SUITS s. s. s.. . IS 5; s. d 8! si9 g; 8 81 IL q 1 ~;
leaders IN low priceL II you can match these
goods for less than double tho money anywhere
WeinTite you 10 return the same aud your money
VIII be refunded. These goods mustgo.
MEMS PANTS s s; f. + i v s5i' 4 2sf, 81 ID IS E up to
the value Of dollar try to borrow one. II you
want to know how 10 save n dollar or more look
Of our Clothing Department
BOYS SUITS q SO, SIC. CSC. 81 IS, sl37 up
not last always. Iou cannot match tho prices
BOYS PANTS Of lie; l9c, &C. SIC. Thee arc
present We have I'LL sizes from 5 10 Is at these
prices
MEN'S SH0RS Mt sc, &c, 81 10: sl25; slS7.
hTh y uuVuo 81 g., to 500. 1t Is Just as
well to save money on Shoes Ms anything clso,
and We are away below the market
LADIES' PIHE SHOES St T. 49, q? E e 81 + i 81 sI.' I,
s26a Our succeSS In tho Shoe line Is probably
more than we observe. We presume the reason
wo sell 50 many Is because they don't las: long.
but people will have them.
CHlLDREN'S SHOES Ct e.! rs Sc S'i a. &C. I'll Fl S S3s:
gains
Mems and Boys Hats 81: l2 Ss e; S9S & g? s a. 49, !
fine silk HIT, which usually sells atsi5l.
Mems Shirts sSI I2E %; re i S3Si 5 Is, up 'PP, T. &c On
millinery and Ribbons st MIli En- RtI9 So e ON
save you lotsof money. Miss Agnes Clarity will
give you pointers on Millinery and Trimmings
that will do you good mud will not overchuge
you norscll you old styles
Undprga7r undeshIrn md Drawers at sc,
oHGVA ho-l,A SIC. &c. Sc, Gc Up. We nrc nj
ways below ia markct on these goods. rs we'll
as cverything'Glsc.
Bed Comforts and Blankets &C. 81 u.s.; & IS IS S aS,
We have Just received II job los OF these goods at
prices that will surprise YOU
Ladies' COrSetS nt@c, SOC, $50 up
Umbrellas mssc. COO, SIC up.
Lace Curtains ut aos, CSC, SIC up
GFoc0Tl6S. I niSS; GEHn1 cSiso. s! 9a; G iGT IN V Q;
Ground Pepper, Cinnamon. Mustard. Ginger uni
HnSing Powder, nil going a! SC per pound, or J
pounds Tor d cents
Eo- \ Clothing Store, n Boot and Shoe
store, Hat Store, n Dry Goods, StOrr, n
Millinery Store, II Sniion store, n Furnish.
Ing Goods Store, n Hardware and Tinwaro
store, II Tea and Grocery St~OTc-ninc stores
In onc-nil complete under one rOoE.
We haye the lar;es, department. store In tho
state, 100. to 1905 Main street. II 10 81 Tenth
street. and lQ)i TO l0lI Market street. Eleven
entFanceS-Akc your choice Bargains In every
department.