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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-13
AN AMERICAN.
Tells Of Impressions Received by +.
Visit to Parliament.
CRISP HoB-NoBs WITH GULLY.
Has a Talk With BaIfour and
Other Statesmen.
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IoNDoN, Aug. 18.-One Of the most In
verested spectators of tho opening Of the
house Of commons yesterday was Charles
II. Crisp, cx-speaker of the United States
house of representatives. Mr.. Crisp was
present in the speakers gallery at the
special invitation of Mr.. Gully, who was
reelected speaker Of the house Of COM
mons yesterday.
Mr.. Crisp In conversation with re-
porter, after the house Of commons had
adjourned, said: Before the house met
Mr.. Gully showed me the paintings rep
resenting former speakers of the house of
commons. Mr.. Gully also showed me tho
statues of great statesmen OF the past. /
took great delight in studying the por-
traits"
Mr.. Crisp gave the following account OF
his impressions formed at the opening Of
the house Of commons: 1.-THE opening OF
parliament proved a great treat to me.
One of the most striking differences be-
tween our methods and those In use here
Is that tbs speaker Is non-partisan. The
members of parliament ore certainly a
very hne-looking body of men. To an
American, however, It looked very odd TO
see the members of the house sitting with
their hats on.
"After the adjournment, called upon
the speaker, and was escorted by him to his
official residence, where / was introduced
10 his wife. i also met Mr.. Balfour, the
Conservative leader. / did not mention
silver during my conversation with either
gentleman. AS there was no other busi-
ness, outside ofahe election of the speaker,
] was unable to learn M ost OF their legis-
n AaA hAxx
from what 1 did see, that l prefer the
methods of our congress"
Attentions Paid to Americans.
Mr. Crisp said that when the house Of
commons adjourned Mr.. Gully sent an
attendant to where he was seated Con-
tinuing, Mr.. Crisp said: "Mr. Gully had
me escorted to the floor of the house, and
there he introduced me to the leading
members of the house OF commons. /
afterward found myself in an extremely
handsome room, which was the private
dining room Of his official residence. There
we were joined by Senator Lodge and
Henry White, ex-secretary OF the United
States embassy. We were all escorted to
the public dining room Of the speaker,
In which we were introduced TO his wife.
The room was crowded with ladies, who
were waiting to personally congratulate
Mr.. Gully upon his reelection.
After leaving the speakers residence,
Mr. White took Senator Lodge and my
self to the house Of commons, where he in
troduced Us to many of the leaders. We
were Iext taken to Mr.. Balfour's room and
were introduced to him. He Is a man Of
much personal magnetism, and impresses
one Immediately as a striking intellectual
ity."
Mr.. Crisp started for Paris last night,
and will remain there for a week.
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IN STRAW HATS, Have Always See tho line sy ssow at
WOOD & WATSON Been finest finest xsSx @ TO- 70, " which a
The Leaders hVhave tho
Young woman Highly Honored.

miral Rawson and General Matthews ere
accompanying the expedition.
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n-l. NL.l With Collars, pairs
HUIIIIH NMIGsIlI Link Cuns and Tie to
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u u I406 0Ax1 ~ They Have Them
". is specates find the uU
1uIIII 1V York Yacht Soworaka. Larchmn Rhode
uUuNS UuVU English and Stamford Call
Special Classified Directory.

TEACHERS AND COMPOSERS.
ELOCU UTI0N, Physical Culture and Voice
Building taught by Miss Sadie A. German.
6e6 Broadway.
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PROFESSIONAL.

sPARY'S ENGLISH DOG RENE
dies. Siok dogs promptly attended. spary's
Non-Carbolic Soap kills vermin. puriaes the
skin. Il. Spary, ID. ", 585 Public at. Tel. 1851.
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HAID soHyE1DE1, fssshsr 81 Piano.
Conrad Building, Room - X.
MISS HARRIOT n. BARROWs, Teacher
of Voice and Piano. 81 Conrad Building.
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pIsG rsrING 0ANNIBALIsM.
Result of Fcud IIotwssn the Inhabitants
nFTMn ChIne,p NIIIareA.

Result OF IA Frud BotWssn the Inhabitants
oTTwo Chinese viIIAgeE
SAN FGANcIsco, Oct. 1.-Two large viii
lagos, Plou Cheng aud Lang Chsng, dis.
tant seven miles from Ty sami, in the
Canton province. China, were recently
the scenes Of shocking deeds in canni.
balism and wanton destruction Of prop
erty. The Swatow correspondent Of the
China Mail, on August 20 forwarded the
details OF the fight between tho two
communities which was precipitated
by dispute over water rig hts.
BY night attack the people OF Lang
Cheng cut the sea embankmGnt aud let
In the water so as to destroy large
part Of their enemies crops, then al'
most ready for cutting. ReprisaIs iol-
lowed, and, although the villages are
distant only thirty miles from two dis
trIct cities, Hal Hong and Lok Hong
tho fighting continued for over q
month, involving many vlllagea and
causing large number OF deaths.
The worst feature however 10 this.
By one side three, and OF th0' other
four, prisoners were taken alive. These
men were killed and eaten, seven in ali.
1t was not in this case, as 10 some
others, an eating OF the heart or gall
only. Every eatable portion waa con.
sumod most Of 1t being given to the
children OF the respective villages.
Though not unprecedented in that dis.
trict such an act Of canaibatism is IN
uduAl, aud led to the appointment of a
special deputy to inquire into the case.
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Your Wife
THE TRIENNIAt CONVENTION


OF the Frotsst0nt Episcopal Church
Opened with Imprs'siVs CoFSmouIss.
MINNEAPOLIS, MNSr Oct, 1.-The
thirty.sixth trlsnnial convention Of the
Protestant EpIlcopal Church Of Amer
lea was begun at IL o'clock this morn
ing with solemn ceremonial, Admls'
Ilou toths service was by ticket only,
and but 1900 tickets Of admission to
GslhIsmane church were issued. Al
the appointed hour tho house Of hiSh-
ops gathered at KniCkerboCRer Memoir
iAl Hall aud formed tho PROFESSIONAL
with which the services was TO be
opened. First came the surpllced choir
Of GsthSsmRus church, then Secretary
HuEchins, OF tho house OF deputies, and
Secretary Hart, oil the house OF bishops,
accompanied by Rev. j. j. Faude, rector
Of GeLhSemane. The long line OF biSh,
ops in their rich yestments and
degree hoods then appeared, headed by
Bishop i. b. MiilIpRugh, OF Kansas, the
junior bishop, his apostolic brethren
following in the order OF THAR cnnsecrG'
ton. and the rear being brought up by
Bishop Whipple, oil Minneapolis, tho
senior bishop, hence tho presiding olh'
cor, With Bishop Whippls in the place
Of honor were the Canadian bishops.
Arriving at the church the head 81
the processeSsion halted and permitted
Bishop Whipple aud his colleagues in
the order OF seniority to pass through
frat. Only eight bishops entered with
In the rail. On tho LETT with Bishop
Whipple were tho Archbishop Of Ru-
psrtG Land, the biahap Of SaHkatche'
wan, aud Bishop Tuttlo, OF Maine On
the right were Bishop Coke, OF New
York, Bishop Medley, OF Maine. Bishop
Gilbert, OF Minnesota, aud tho bishop
OF Saskatchewan. An elaborate mnsi-
cal service was rendered by the GethsO'
name choir and the sermon was preach.
Cd by RS. Rev. Arthur Cleveland Coke,
bishop OF Western New York.
Bishop Coke preached on The
Catholic Religion for the American
People" from Acts xiy-2G.
1.-THE disciples were called Christians
first in Antioch"
- H6sketchod graphically the spread Of
Christianity from Antioch around thu
globe aud maintained that oil all the
Catholic churches, God had made the
Anglican communion the truest rep.
ressntutives OF the Antioch Christians,
who II living to-day, would find nothing
new or strange in the liturgtcal rites OF
the church.
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friends OF the tariff bill which a Demo-
cratic President refused to sign and de-
nouucod as a product OF party Psrady
and diShonOr, by the fulslacAtIop Of
agurss, have attempted to mGgpIIy the
full effect OF the boom aS it aliseta tho
lRboring man. Few Of the wage WOrksr'
Themselves have been deceived, for the
majority are in position to mako COM
parsons OF their present situation with
their condition three yORrI ago, and
this exposure will open the eyes Of
others who have not given the subject
careful study.
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THE sueA& RouNrY.
Secretary Carlisle Can Give No Relief I
the Planter Claimants.

Secretary Carlisle Can Give No Relief to
the Platter Claimants.
WAsHrSoroS, Oct. 2.-SOcretary Car
Isle hnI returned to the city, and this
morning had an interview with OK.
Representative Wilkinson, Of louisiana,
now collector Of customs at New Or.
leans, in regard to the pending sugar
controversy. Mr.. Wilkinson appealed
10 the secretary on behalf Of the plan.
tors, on much the same linoI rs had been
covered by Senators Catlroy and
Blanchard at their intervlpRs With the
secretary. Mr.. Carlisle, However, saw
no way ia which he could render the
claimants any assistance, except, posi-
bly,, by expediting the hearing and the
decision OF the court OF claims This he
was willing TO do.
The comptroller. said he, had iuris.
dction Of the matter aud had an'
nounced in his decision that he must
either decide adversely to the claimants
or send the case to the court Of claims.
lie had chosen the latter alternative,
and hs (the secretary had no power TO
override him. lie was perfectly will
ing 10 hear Senator Henderson OF any
Of tho other interested parties on tho
question Of the right oil the comptroller
to send tho case TO the court bi claims,
but further than that he could not take
any action.
Il seems to be the opinion Of the
treasury officials that the case will rO.
main as at present, without going to
tho court until congress meets in De-
cemDer.
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wos. vlrgIpIA and tho Cuban Cause,

West VIrgIpIA and tho Cuban Cause,
The Chicago Tribune has published a
poll Of tho governors Of many OF the
statoa Of the union regarding their pO'
Sltiop with respect to the struggle for
independence now going on in Cuba,
With one or two exceptions they ex'
press the sentiment that the United
States should recognize the bsiiigersnt
rights OF the Cuban iuIurrsCtiouiSIa-
to recognize the right OF tho struggling
patriots to rebel against Spanish OPP
preston and brutality and extend them
moral sympathy and encouragement
for their cause.
Many Of tho governors say that they
voice the sentiment OF their states. The
expression from the governor OF West
Virginia is as follows;
CHARLESTON, w. Va, Sept 90
"Iam an enlhualastiu sympaLhizsr with the
Cuban pAiriou, nndhay onphltetiy that the
United States government should recognize the
Independence Of Cuba at the earliest possible
ii expressed that sentiment IN public
speech 4 few days ago aud added that spain
should DO notified to Keep hands oil. aud was
greeted with such hearty applause that ! was
unable TO proceed for several mluuto[
"WILLIAM A. MAcCoRELE"
The speech Governor MAcCOrkie re.
iors to was probably the one delivered
before the editors meeting at olarks.
burg acouple Of weeks since, His
reference to the Cuban cause on that
occasion was very literally applaudsd,
and Il It's reception by tue hundred or
more newspaper men representing
every section Of the state may be taken
as an indication OF the popular feeling
in West Virginia, the governor i' cor
rect in his conclusions,
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CLAIMS TO HG FArW5 wIDoW.'
Lille BaIer's Ehn s'ory Remarkable
Ona-NpW In Prlson.

Out-FNuW III EEAuHs
San FRAEcIsco, Oct. 2.-LilIle Baysr,
one of the women who claims to be the
lawful widow OF the late Senator James
G, Fair ia now q prisoner at San
Queutin, where she will servo term Of
ten ysSrs for endorsement.
The life story OF Lille BaYOr is re-
mGrkable enc in many respects, soon
after the death oil Senator Fair, she an
nounced that she had married the mill
iauRlre ia 1892, and that one son was
the result OF the union. Sue asserts
positively that shs has papers IN her
possession which will prove her claims,
aud says further, that the senator
decided 10 her ranch in this state, tho
revenues OF which wGra TO be devoted
TO lle rearing aud educating OF tue boy
Of the charge vi emuszGIement on
which she was convicted, the woman
claims that sha has bs0l grossly mla'
represented, add attributes her present
sad plight and the delay before being
tried to tue Gdorta OF those VINO were
anxious 10 have her out OF tue way.
IL am not insane" she said, "Gnd
whom | say tia. | can prove my mar
riaga to Seuator Fair am not speaking
for effect. My baby SOU is now being
cared for by friends in the country. His
Whereabouts have kept secret, fearing
that anhlort would be made to have
him taken from me. Soon after made
it known that | had been married to
Senator Fair, a representative OF his
son Charles made me an oder Of $50, QUO,
providing | would turn over all the
papers in my possession, allow the boy
to be adopted, aud give tho name OF the
magistrate who performed tho marriage
ceremony. All this refused TO Rccede
to, and told them that ] would accept
nothing except that which legally be-
ionged to mo"
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The action OF the board OF county
commissioners yesterday in granting
the Bunch woman liquor license after
having repeatedly refused her Sppliea.
ton for reasons that were applGuded by
the belt people OF the community, dc.
monatrateI two thinGs: Frat, shat a
bad cause may sometimes win, il per.
sisted in, over the sGruDes OF the con-
sciences Of very good men; second, that
those members who reversed their
former decisions regarding the matter
haven't quite as much backbone as they
were given credit for having.
If it was contrary to public policy
and against pubic morals to license a
road house Of such character on the
three frat applications it WaS equally
80 on the occasion OF the fourth. There
Is no more reason now why such place
should DO sanctioned by the authority
Of license than there ever was, aud tue
amazing action Of those who are 70.
sponuibls for yesterdays verdict calls tor
Gn explanation.
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Coon for Governor CulberSOu and the
Texas legislatureI BY vote that was
almost unanimous the legislature stands
by the governor aud passes law max
ing prils.fghting in the lone.star state
felony, aud this, too. within twenty
four hours after cOnvsuing in special
session. The act is now law
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Sp,tial DiipIith % he ia'eiiiGsnetr
WAsHSoroS, .. G., Oct 2,-ThO fol-.
lowing WOst Virginia PestmSstOEs have
been appointed; Carter, Fuyetto coun.
", A.P. Light vlco Theodore Carter
resigned. Tronchlou, Upshur county,
". II. Wilson vico Il. $. Wilson 70.
signed. Lynn Camp, Marshall county,
Hannah Richmond vice +. ". EIlOr
resigned. Rivor Wow, FayotlO county,
A. W, Childross vice j. ]. Robinson
resigned.
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NtlD York PrtL
have trlrpcd it o'or the brIny for simple liz.
Ito visit
1t lsnota BIZ significant now. reSlly-NurPhy,
Though i've had a chat With Fellows and SCI.
Cummings on the earth,
And bluc.ryod Billy's brothers In soft aud
EprCiDus berth
Though gave Gllroy the icy hand, the dead
lace 10 pufrOy,
Chaste aud coy
Though va shaken hands with Grady, and told
utn'WnOm 10 tlrG
Though gave case OF matbe.hcart TO David
icnuotl liil
Though the syrscnc Convention welcomed all
NY little trrEs
Though cracked the same old snapper, still
I'm on; OF politics.
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TIE management OF the university lie
right in taking steps to encourage aih.
lsticS at the institution. Proper physi.
cal training is necessary aid to success.
ful mental training. Aside from tho
fact that tho policy OF tho board Of re-.
gents breeds the true college spirit, it
will lead to practical results in the line
of developing the real work OF the uni.
YerSity.
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TITS rau.llanilc Dycing establish,
mCnl, ownod BY John llolmOior, at No.
1881 Market qtrool, IL tho best oquipppl
house Of ils kind In Wheeling. In add.
ton to tho dyolng aud cleaning depart.
mcnlsa corps Of iltat.clasI mllOri aro
employed who eau do repairing "a n5aL
ma it ia possible. Clothes aud lndirt
garments, clctnod or dyed, can DO lnndo
10 look Ike new Satisfaction guaran.
tnpu
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VINO would hnvo thought it OF Texas
Hit FIN Again, Mr.. whl,O.

Partr'5urg STATE JOur7aL
Tho management Of tho Spencer In i.
Baue asylum IL charged with rank par.
tisanBhip, although II has voluntarily
employed number Of Republicans In
the institution. What do our Rcpub.
leans friends want under Democratic
administration anyhow Wheeling Reg.
itisr.
OF rats! Thoro has not bson one
word published in any Republican paper
charging craftsmanship. Tho Register
sOts M n man Of straw aud proceeds 10
pummOl II. Tho charges arc far moro
serious aud havo appeared In Demo.
cratic and Republican journals alike.
Even the Spencer Democratic papss
has criticised tho institution. Tho
charges arc mostly mndO by Democrats,
too. Tho State journal hns had several
communication from Democrats, BOmo
Oi which WO did not publish bccau 10
thOy wore too iriH Can tho ltOgislOr
understand that rOlDrcnCo2
The goys'hes IL honest md fonrluns
But va contend that an investigation by
tho directors Of lhoir own acts will DO
moro or less Of a farce. Bpli.pfosnfvR.
ton II thO IltiL law Ol nature. II tho
governor ana s0inu dilinlOfOilol naao.
cntoa wore n look into matters, va
llayO no doubt that tho public would
fse8ys thsIF conclusions with practical
unnnlmiLy. An investigation which
docs not investigate Ia usOlO1s.
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Asal last resort the desperate Demo.
crata Of Maryland are raising tho NEGRO
domination" cry, which, it will be re.
membered, figured so prominently in
the West Virginia campaign OF 1892.
A party is in a bad way when 1t is
Obliged to appeal to ignorant race
prejudice to pull itself out Of the hole.
In of years Democratic managers pro.
loss to be tho best friends OF the col.
ored man and say the race question 10
settling itself. III campaign years In
southern states they prey upon the
Ignorant vote with tho cry that
Republican succeIs means mixed
schools and tho domination Of tho
white race by the colored. Tho negro
domination" bugabOo worked SUCCESS.
fully in this state in 1892, What sue.
cess II will meet with in Maryland 70.
mains to DO seen. In tho latter state 1t
IL tho straw German and his Baltimore
hoelou arc graphing at. Tho Baltimore
Sun Dem. ridiculOS it as unworthy Of
tho Democracy.
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wAsulsaroS, D. c., Oct. 2,-Iu an.
ticipation Of tho OUisnmon: Of Gen.
Miles to command tho army at Wash.
ingLon, orders were issued to-day max.
ing some important changes in tho
officers OF the ndjutant roneraps office,
Col. Thomas NJ. Vincent, who has been
Lieut. Gen. SchoRod's chioI Of stat, 10
relieved from that duty and assigned TO
duty in tho office Of tho adiutant gon.
erai, in charge Of tho information ba.
reau. Col. samuel Breck, who has
been Gen. Mics adiutRnt general at
New York, la ordered to Washington TO
oil tho place at headquarters vacated
By Gen. Vincent Lieut. Col. Henry Z.
Corbin, who has been thu ranking as.
sistant adjulant general at the depart
mcnE, 10 transferred to New York to
become Adju@ut general Of tho depart.
ment Of the oAst.
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tr Ia n truth In medicine that tho
smallest dolH thai performs a euro Ia tho
beat, Do vita Little Early klseH nrn
tho smallest pills, will perform u euro,
and nfO tho ha,l. Logan Drug Co.,
whrplinp, w. Va, Is. Il. peabody. BeH'
wood and bowie X TO-, bridgeport, "
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A. G. BAErLgY, Of Magic, Pa, writes:
~ ioe it duty Of mine to Inform you
and the public that De Wits Witch
Hazel SRlve cured me Of very bad case
OF eczema 1t Also curod my boy Of a
running sore on his log, Logan Drug
Co., Wheeling, W. Va, Il. I, Peabody.
Benwood, and Bowie Il Co., Bridge.
pnrl n
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NotntSa 40 distressing as hacking
cough. Nothing 40 foolish az to suIler
from II. Nothing 40 dangerous u AL.
lowed TO continue. OnO Minute Cough
Cufo gives Immediate rcIini. Logan Drug
Co., Wheeling, W. Va. u. T.. Peabody,
Dcnwood aud liowio & Co., Bridge.
mort o.
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MEcHASiesylLbe, ST. MARY CopSry,
Mp.-I sold a bottle OF Chambcrlaih's
Pain Balm to u man who had been sui.
foring with rheumatism for several
years. 1t made him u vol man. A. j..
McGILl. For sale at 30 cents per bottle
bv dfugeistn,
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ASSApoLIs, Mn, April 'lG. 1901
have used ChambOrlain's Pain Balm for
rheumatism and found it to be all that
ia claimed for it. / botlovO II TO DO the
best preparation for rheumatism aud
dcop seated muscular pains on tho mar.
ket and cheOriully recommend It to the
public. JouS q. BRooEs, dealer in
boots, shoes, otc,, No. Is Main street.
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Special DhDuth to N. htNJgrr
rAREERsnuRd, W. Va, Oct 9,--GoOrGO
Price, residing near Fairmont, was
robbed OF sii0 by Winnie O'iiArA,
keeper Of dprOputablo house in this
city. rhU O'llata woman was arrested
and Ia Ia jail Price was drum k when
tho robbery was committed.
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CTANDARD GOODS
" AT LOW PRICES

1t will always pay to look over our
price list, whether you perchasO from "
or elsewhere; you can then find th'
lowest price II quality iS equal We
quote prices for fresh and STANDARD
goodl only.
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PR1cBL LIST.

GranuntCd Sugar, 81 lbs ior.....,.....~".."$i 90
Standard A. q lbs ior.....-...."-.."......- 90
Light Brown SugAr % lbs ior................. 90
Fresh Rolled Oats, : lbs ior.,.-.-......-,.r, 25
Best Gloss Starch, lbs, ior,..,.,.. ...,,.,.. IS
Oh sardiueS cans ior-.........,........a..., rs
Choice Salmon Inat cans, : cauS ior,....- rs
Best standard Tomatoes cans iof....a,.. rs
Fresh nuttcr Cnckcr' 5 lbs iot. ,.......,...- rs
FrcsA GinScr Snaps, S lbs ior.,....."....,... rs
Fresh Lunch Cakes, per pound, 7
Fresh Lemon Cakes. per pound,.....,"o,..
Mason Jars quarts, per dozen ............ 60
Rubbcn for pint. quart and mitigation
jas, per
Caps and rubbcN for pint quart and
holignilon, per dosou,, 30
Good rooui,,."u,,,,.,,., ..r.,,,.,."o"".
les. Kotehur, pinI. pcr bottlc....o...,,..,, 10
Standard Package Coffee, per pounda..,. 20
jolly rumblcr', covered .spina pcrdoE rs
star Candles, S,o the pound, each.,....- I
CatpC! racts, Sot pet bo1;.,.,....-....ns I
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MILLINERY OPEYISG
wednesday and Tiiursday, swabuokCr's,

A VISIT to our Department Of Gents
Goods will amply repay you. Underwear,
Shirts and SeckwIar our special features
THE FANOItlTE, Is Eleventh Street.
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nEAnhCnErfrd lngO mlnuic,by m. MlIcg'
IAiH HimA "unprnnt dU.u" AtdfiggiSla.