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Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-12-18
THE LISBON FALLS FIRE.
Loss Will Be About S3O.O0O-List of Loses
and Insurance.

Lisbon Falls, Dec. 17.-The scene of
last nights fire presents dismal appear
ance, today. The buildings destroyed
were: Parkin block, $4,000, insured for
$4,000; Buffers candy factory, $500: Web
oer's Photographic building, $500, and
stock, $500.
The buildings more or less damaged
were Ginsburg's block, valued at $4,000
and containing over $50, 200 worth of
goods, about ruined, and the goods
badly damaged. Mr.. Bailey's less on
stock in this block was about $500. Mr..
Ginsburg's insurance was $l4 900
ParSins block was occupied by r. S.
Wbitney's jewelry, arms and ammunition
store; Mrs. NJ. +. Hollis, millinery; W.
G. Coombs, tailoring Lisbon Enterprise :;
b. +. Thorne, job printing; aud Worum-
bus Lodge,L O. o. +. Mr. Whitney saved
a good deal of his jewelry His stock was
worth $3.50. Mrs. Hollis had $1,000 stock
of goods. Mir. Coombs' stock was worth
$1,000 and he saved IA part of It, The En-
terprise plant was worth $500, and moth
ing was saved. Mr. Thorne's plant was a
total loss, $1,000. The Odd Fellows ball
was not entered during the fire fighting.
burned; insured for 5000
The rev Everett block across the street,
worth about $50, 600, with $1,000 of plate
glass, had every window but one broken;
insured for $500.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-12-18
NOW SALISBURY
DO You Dare to Longer Defy
the American Eagle
Presidents Advocates Prompt Meas
ures in Venezuelan Affair.
Dete mine Boundary for Ourselves and See
That England Keeps Away.

Washington. Dec lin the Senate
chandler, Rep, of New Hampshire pre-
sented the resolutions Of the church of
Dartmouth College in reference to the our
RACES IN the Turkish empire, declaripo
that those outrages should not be tolerated
by the nations of the earth, but should br
terminated by speedy and effective meas
ures Referred to the committee on
foreign relations
Bills were introduced and referred for the
! coinage OF the gold and silver bullion in
the treasury; to increase the pension OF
the widow of Brig. Gen Kautz to $I75 a
month; and TO prevent dissertation of the
national flag.
Call, Dem, of Florida offered rcsolu-
tlon, which went over. for the appoint
ment of select committee to investigate
the subject Of the organized efforts Of cor
porations to control the elections of mem
bers of Congress and Influence legislation.
AT II. 40, the Senate proceeded to the
consideration of executive business. AT
l T. M, the doors were reopened and the
Vice President laid before the Senate the
President message accompanying the
Venezuelan correspondence, and the secre-
tary of the Senate read it,
The reading was listened to with in
tense interest by every senator, and when
finished, the spectators in the galleries
Joined the senators in demonstrations of
applause. The evidence of approval was
equally strong and significant on both
sides of the chamber-perhaps even more
SO on the Republican than on the Demo
cratic side.
Morgan, Dem, of Alabama, looking
over to the Republican side, remarked
thai there was "no mistaking the mean
ing tf that, +" and Frye Rep, of Maine,
gave an asserting nod, with the remark,
That is capital
sherman, Rep, of Ohio, moved that the
message and documents be printed. and
the order was made.
Lodge, Rep, of Massachusetts, sug-
gested that the correspondence be read.
put yielded his own wish on the subject,
swhen the remark was made that the cor
respondence was too long to be now read.
Morgan, chairman of the committee on
foreign relations, moved that the message
and accompanying papers be referred to
the committee on foreign relations, and
the motion was agreed to.
The committee on foreign relations was
authorized to sit during any recess of the
Senate. At 1870 p. NJ, as the ordinary
executive business was unsuited to the
excited mental condition of the senators,
the Senate adjourned until tomorrow
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-12-18
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Patents have been granted to Joseph
". Chamherlin. Bangor, for float valve,
aud to John W Chandler Corinth, for a
lubricatng attachment for animal clip
ping machines.
The annual meeting of the Fish and
Game Association Will he held at Bangor
Tuesday p. NJ, Jan Z, in the common
council rooms. Election Of officers will
be held and addresses upon topics IF in
terest to members.
The old fashioned one and one-half
story farm house owped and occupied by
Mr. and Mrs. Harry ellison. An aged
couple, at East Bay. Perry, was destroyed
by fire. Friday evening. The fire caught
fiom detective chimney, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Gibson bad a narrow escape Mrs
ellison having to be carried out. The
barn was saved. The loss is estimated
al $500. Insurance on house and furni-
tIlre, $500
The trial Of the action for $40. 900 dam
ages brought against the Bangor &
Aroostook Railroad Co., by the heirs Of
the late William Giberson, who was killed
at Mars Hill crossing, was ended at
Caribou Tuesday. The jury. after re-
naming out six hours. reported a verdict
OF $1,000 for the plaintiff. The attorneys
for the company promptly filed a motion
to have the verdict set aside as against the
evidcncc. aud the case now goes to the
law court
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-12-18
THE MESSAGE.
The President Says to England: Hands on
from Venezuela"

| Washington, Dee 1.-THE President
sent to Congress, today, the Venezuelan
correspondence, accompanied by the fol
| lowing significant message;
To the Congress;
In my annual message addressed to the
| Congress on the Sd inst, | called atten-
tion to the pending boundary controversy
| between Great Britain and the republic Of
| Venezuela and recited the substance of q
| representation made by this government
| to Her Maiesty's government suggesting
reasons why such dispute should be sub
mitted to arbitration for settlement and
inquiring whether it would be so sub
mitted. The answer Of the British gov
crnment, which was then awaited has
since been received, and together with the
dispatch to which it is reply, is hereto
appended. Such reply is embodied in two
communications addressed by the British
prime minister to Sir Julian Pauncetote.
the British ambassador at this capital 1t
will be seen that one Of these oommunica-
tions is devoted exclusively TO observa.
tons upon the Monroe doctrine, and
claims that in the present instance a new
and strange extension and development
this doctrine is insisted on by the United
States, that the reasons iustitying an ap-
peal to the doctrine enunciated by presi-
dent Monroe are generally inapplicahle
"to the state Of things in which we live ut
the present day, and especially inap-
plioable to the controversy involving the
boundary line between Great Britain and
Venezuela.
Without attempting extended argument
in reply to these positions. it may not be
amiss to suggest that the doctrine upon
which we stand is strong and sound be
cause Its enforcement is important to our
peace and safety as a nation aud is es-
scntial to the integrity of our free iDsti
tutions and the tranquil maintenance Of
our distinctive form Of government ItI
was intended to apply to every stage of
our national life and cannot become obso
letc while our republic cndures. If the
balance of power is Justly a cause for
jealous anxiety among The governments OF
the old world. and subject for our abso
lutte non-interference, Zone the less is an
observance of the Monroe doctrine of vital
concern TO our people and their govern
ment.
Assuming. therefore, that we may |
properly insist upon this doctrine without /
regard TO the ''state Of things in which |
we live" or any changed conditions here |
or elsewhere, it is not apparent why its 1
application may not be invoked in the /
present controversy. If European |
power by an extension OF its boundaries. |
takes possession Of the territory Of one of /
our neighboring republics against its will /
and in derngation of its rights. IL Is diff /
cult TO see why, to that extent, such 1
European power does not thereby attempt |
to extend its system of government to /
that portion OF this continent which is /
thus taken This Is the precise action /
which President Monroe declared 10 tie
dangerous to our peace and safety, and /
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-12-18
VIOLENCE AND RIOT
viii Be Met With Force Says the
Mayor Of Philadelphia.
appeals to Citizens to Assist in Preserving
Order During Strike.

fhlladelphia, Dec II = Mayor Warwick.
thls afternoon, issued a proclamation call
ing upon all good citizens to assist the
authorities in preserving order and to re-
frain from gathering in c5owds Violence
ana rloF, he ptoclalms' will be met with
force -
Inc 1act that the motormen and con
uuctofs employed on the Peoples Traction
system were not organized did not deter
many from joining the strikers.
Elfiy this afternoon, several ears on
oth street near Vine, were attacked and
stoned by the sympathizers of the strikers.
sixteen arrests were made. On the north
ana south lines of the Philadelphia Trac-
ton system, the percentage of cars running
was minimum. At Mausyunk, a suburb
OF the city, the trolley wires were cut by
the strikers, about noon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-12-18
THE HERRING FISHERIES.
Meetings Of interested Gloucester Parties to
Consider the Situation.

Gloucester, Mass Dec. IA meeting
of those interested in the herring fishery
was held, today, at the board of trade
rooms, and the general situation was CON
sidered at length especially in reference to
the decision of the government in the case
OF the cargo of the schooner n f. Symonds
1t was decided to assist the owners of the
vessel and cargo in carrying the case to
the supreme court. where it is thought,
the decision of the appraisers will be over
ruled
At the conclusion of the meeting, an
other was held by those engaged in gen
eral fisheries. No definite action was
taken, but a telegram was sent to Senator
Lodge, requesting him not to take further
action until something definite could be
learned of the case.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-12-18
Weather Conditions and General Forecast.

Washington, Dec. 1.-THE barometer
has fallen in the st. Lawrence valley and
lower Lake regions. 1t has fallen north
of Montana and risen in all other dis
tricts. 1t is highest on the New England
coast and lowest north of Minnesota,
lt is warmer in the region east of the
Mississippi, and colder from Dakota and
Minnesota, southwark to Texas Fair
weather prevailed in the South Middle
and New England states, aud light show
ers are reported from the Central valleys
and Lake regions.
Warmer, fair weather will prevail on
the Atlantic coast. Local showers are
indicated in the Lake regions ard central
Mississippi valley
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-12-18
THE CASE WEAKENED.
States Witnesses in StockwcI Murder Trial
Help the Defendants Case.

Nashua, N. H., Dec 17.-The witnesses
in the Stockwcll murder trial, this after
noon, We're somewhat sensational in their
statements. 1t appears that the state 5
best witnesses have weakened the case
some what in their direct testimony.
Attorney Peaslee has taken advantage
OF their admissions as to the strange ap-
pearancc of the prisoner on the night of
the murder, as to his probable actions and
his insane proceedings on the night in
which Sergeant McAllistcr lost his life
1t is the general impression, tonight that
the state has not strengthened its case,
this afternoon.
The witnesses stated that in converse
ton with Stockwcll, on that night, they
either considered him drunk or crazy, pre-
vious to his going to the station.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-12-18
R. r. So mers & Co. OF Portland. Assian.

Portland, Dec l7.-R. +. Sommers &
Co, dealers in hats and furs, have as
signed to Chas l. Hutchinson. The liza
bilifies are stated to be S1S, 600 or more !;
assets, not stated They probably will
arrange to go on.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-12-18
Maine peps;nns.

Washington, Dee. 17.-Pensions have
been granted to the following Maine per
SONS:
Original, Reinhold Schoene, Togus
Additional, William H. Charles, South
Smithfield; John ID. Newton, Andovcr
Richard n Bailey. Wiscasset.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-12-18
Maine Postal CHANCES.

Washington. Dec. l7.-The following
changes in the Maine postal service are
announced:
F. X Mathews has been appointed
postmaster of Pleasantville.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-12-18
BORROW MONEY

Where you can pay it back in instalments
on furniture, pianos diamonds, watches,
norses, carriages, live stock or any valuable
tia.
THE COLLATERAL LOAN COMPANY,
PIG Water St..opp. Cony House. Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-12-18
Washington Forecast.

Washington, Dec. 17--Forccast for
Wednesday For New England, generally
fair possibly local SHOWS in extreme
northern portions; southwesterly winds.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-12-18

Constipation is the cause OF all sorts ol
serious disorders of the blood. S'rohs
cathartics are worse than useless. f
dock Bluod Bitters is nature $ own reiil-
odv for troubles of this sort.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-12-18
FAIR AND WARM Err.

Boston, Dec, 17.-Local forecast for
Wednesday: Fair; warmer; southwest
winds.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-12-18
Polo Games.

At Salom-Pawtucket s; Salem, 0.
At Stonoham-Stoncham Z; Wal
than, g.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-12-18

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SUPREME COURT.

Twelfth District appeals:
Deaver vs. Jones; argued by j. IL.
Nerrimon for plaintiff, and Moore d
Moore for defendant
Bank VS.. Bradley; argued by David
cason & Jones and w. WJones for plain
tiff; ]. II. Merrimon for defendant.
- Gudger VS.. Penland; argued by w.
w. Jones and j M .Gudger for plaintiff;
w. j. Peele and Lock Craig for defend
ant.
Opinions were handed down as fol-
lows:
Hnnsucker VS.. Stalcup. from Chero-
01xee. appeal dismissed upon the ground
that it was not brought up to the pro
t.per term of this court, and that the
.certiorari formerly applied for had
been denied and for other causes set
Eforth in the motion.
Spencer VS.. Rice, from Swain, per
curiam, Judgment affirmed.
Is State VS. Blankenship, from Madison.
Indictment for assault. per curtain, AT
;sfirmed
Durham Fertilizer Co, vs.. Little a
Co. from Union, writ of certiorari or
gdered to issue and motion to dismiss
continued.
= Morganton Improvement Co., vs..
Webb, from Burke. No error.
Strauss VS.. b. & l.. Association, from
New Hanover, modified and affirmed.
Doster VS.. Street Railway Co, from
yMecklenburg, new trial.
Nichols vs. GLADDEN.. from Cleveland,
reversed.
State vs.. Smith, from Cherokee, af-
firmed
Blount VS.. Ward, from Duplin, mo-
ton to re-instate appeal denied
Simpson VS., Broom, from Union, af-
firmed
Wiley VS. Mining Co. from CASTOR,
motion to re-instate appeal denied.
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Mr.. George w. Atkinson, of this
county, has taken the agency Tor
''Skepticism Assailed; or The Strong
holds of Infidelity Overturned" a
powerful representation of the divin-
ity of Christ and the absolute truth of
the Holy Scriptures, by Hon. Britton
III. Tabor of the New York bar. 1t is
a available book of $50 pages, and sold
only by subscription. 1t is beautifully
printed on fine paper with many full
page illustrations, and would be val
liable accession to any library.
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Not the Handkerchiefs, but the prices.
Imported Handkerchiefs Ladies' Fine
Hemstitched Muslin sc, worth double.
Every Thread Linen Hemstitched 10c.
Embroidered Hemstitched, extra val
ues, Is, 10, II / 3 to 16c
Embroidered Hemstitched Beauties,
30, % to soc.
Embroidered Hemstitched, simply ex-
quisite, soc TO 81,
Gentlemen's Muslin Hemstitched,
White and Colored Borders sc.
Every thread Linen Hemstitched White
and Colored Borders 25c.
Extra Quality japanese White Silk
Handkerchief, Hemstitched, with pinch
initial letter, only soc.
Ladies japanese White Silk Handker-
chiefs 25c.
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Wrap Depa rtment.

Jackets and Capes, this seasons make,
latest styles and shapes. Our IS line in
Beaver and Rough Effects Our So, so
line in English Beaver and Boucle Eff
fects
Our IS line in Boucles, English Bea-
vers and Meltons.
Our So line in Clay Diagonals, Boucle
Effects aud Meltons.
In Astrakan, $40 to $13 So
Send US bust measure and price you
wish to pay, and we will guarantee to
please you.
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WEEKLY BANK cLEAPINGs.

NEW YORK. Dec. 10 Total bank
clearings at the principal cities Of the
United States and Canada for the week
ending Friday, December goth, show
ing increase or decrease as compared
with the corresponding week of last
year:
Total for the United States, $1,1S5,-
960. 639: increase. 15.9. Exclusive Of
New York. $500, POI ,161; increase, 100.
Total for Canada, s23, 204, 405; increase,
%
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THE SOUTH ATLANTIC LIFE. IN
SURANCE COMPANY.

win be ready during January to is
sue full life and endowment policies,
and will be able to offer safe and re-
liable insurance to the policy-holdersr
Employment can be given to energetic
solicitors. Address, South Atlantic
Life and Endowment Co, Pullen build
ing, Raleigh
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CHRISTMAS II THE SCHOOLS.

\ surprise greeted the primary pupils
of the city schools yesterday morning
in the shape Of q beautiful Christmas
tree. There we're two at the Centen-
NAL school. one at the Murphey, and
zone at the Washington school for coli
ored children. enough 10 feast the eyes
of every little scholar. The rooms had
been made beautiful with holly and
cedar; and the trees Of green holly and
red berries. decorated with apples.
popcorn. and coiored papers. repre-
scented the acme OF Christmas splendor
to the delighted children. They sang
with enthusiasm songs in honor Of
Santa Claus and Christmas time. Then
each child was given apples and candy
provided BY their thoughtful, kind
hearted teachers. 1t was truly a de-
lghtful sight To behold the glad little
children in the abandon of pure Christ
mas fun And the teachers thorough
~ enjoyed The happiness of the little
ones.
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WANTED.

\ physician wanted IN the eastern
part of the State. Good location, VII
guarantee practice of first year OF
over 5000. Address the Editor OF the
News and Observer.
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EVERYWHERE WE co

We find some one who has been cured
by Hoods Sarsaparilla, and people on
all hands are praising this great medl-
cine for what il has done for them and
their friends. Taken in time Hoods
Sarsapafilla prevents serious illness
by keeping the blood pure and all the
organs in a healthy condition. IT IS
the great blood purifier
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Satin-fnisn White Damasks Fern and
Glover Leaf Effects, 66 inches wide, 75c
per yard. 10 inch Napkins to match, 81
per dozen
Jonquil Pattern, 70 inches wide, 81
per yard. 19-inch Napkins to match
81. so per dozen.
Rose and Vine Pattern, 70 inches
wide, $3.50 per yard. 20-inch Napkins
to match 81 per dozen.
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RoYSTER'S CANDY.
The acme of perfection.
Suitable for holiday gifts.
Arrays in good taste.
Ard ALWAYS tastes good.
Notice..

want every man and woman ia the
gnited States interested in the Opium
aud Whiskey habits to have one Of my
books on these diseases. Address B. NJ.
Wnoliey. Atlanta, Ga, Box $50, and
one will be sent you free.
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CHRISTMAS CANDIES.

We are daily making fresh candies
for the Christmas trade. Best quality
Cream Neauget and Peanut Brittle. 20
cents. A specially of aur best Tatfy al
Is cents per pound.
w. A. BETS &, co.
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Towel Specials.

Colored Border Hemmed Huek, 25x44
inches, 25c.
Satin Damask, Tied Fringe, 25x46,
25c.
Hemmed and Hemstitched Huck and
Satin Damask, 20x42, 20 and 25c.
Russian Huck, Biggest and Best, 25x56
inches, soc.
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Mr.. John w Jenkins, Of the News
and Observer staff. went to Chatham
county yesterday morning 10 report
the CumnoelS mine disaster. He re-
turned yesterday afternoon.
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soRDINATIoN CEREMONY TO-DAY.

At the Church Of the Good Shepherd
at 1870 o'clock this morning, Rev.
]. Frederick Fetter and Rev. Charles
Fetter, OF kernerssille will be ordain-
ed 10 the priesthood. and Rev. Mr..
! Garfield. formerly Of Virginia. who is
10 have charge OF Saint Savor's
Z Chapel. viii be ordained deacon
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MAKE MONEY By CAREFUL SPECULATION
i1Grain through reliable successful firm. Excel
lent opportunities to make profits by our new plans
Emily explained and sent free. Highest references
PATrISON & Co, 6O9 Omaha Building, Chicago, Ill.
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We are expecting colder weather by
Xmas or soon after. Then will be the
time for ladies to wear Fur Capes.
With the present unreasonable
Esyea ther-hot, NE make the sugges-
e36ca that right NOW viii be the time 10
buy a garment Of this kind II you
? give rs the. chance before. Xmas, we
sssiI save you big money on the price
OF a wrap This applies to ladies coats
ssslsssvell as fur capes.
9 sats ". II. q II. S. TUCKER q co.
----------4-----------4---
ls1 ~ A MED miller for first-class
I 50,5arrel. 3-brcal< mill Address.
WM. CUMMINGS,
80 & Aspen Grove. y. {.
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Hoods pills become the fayorite
cathartic with every one who tries
them. 25c. per box.
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Rare Chyistmas Present Tor Your Wife
go re or Friend.

You can buy a new White Sew
ing Machine for the next few days for
twenty dollars. Call quick and get
your cho' CT. Oaly few left. Order
With check or postoflice order. VIII
ship TO any point
I'D Mrs l. r. WYATT,
No. 2l6 Fayetteville St, Rlleigh.
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IA yard lengths. Black Satin Duchess
81, Extra Quality $l1 %, eros de Lon.
dres rs 81, $11.25 to $14, Regents s14,
Brocade effects $11. 25.
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For the az, III ao4aLl0A OF uf cns-t
toners we will keep our sfo 9 open from
nov until Xmas, until Up m
WooLLcvTT Il SON,
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Foot and Hand.

Holiday Shoes, In New Shades and
Stitchings, 81 to 81. 20 per pair.
Holiday Slippers for Ladies and Gen
tlemen.
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Dress Goods Department.

Dress Patterns in Atwood Serges,
Hentiettas, Diagonals, Whipeords, Che
viots, Heather Mixtures, Boucles, Bour-
cites, Orepons, Silk and Wool Novelties
and English and Scotch Suitings.
So 90 to SIS so per Suit.
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Blankets.

Useful, thanksgiving presents, 81 to
81 per pair.
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a Comfortable Gift.

Bed Comforts of Fancy Chintz and
Sateen, 75c, 81, $1.25 to $50
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Misses and Children's Jackets,
Coats and Gretchens.

From SIS to s.. Give US age and name
your price-we will please you.
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Index 20 New AdverI. sements.

index o NEW AUVFTf' stHtHts
Page Il Marshall Oak City Se4m
LauLdly,
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a SUGGESTION ABOUT Fur GAB
MENTS.
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Wool Lap Robes.

Fancy Shapes So to So.
Plush Lap Robes, reversible, $3.50 to
So 90.
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New and Exclusive Designs, So to $3.50
per pair. =