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ANOTHER SHIP CANAL.
Heyst and Bruges tn BE Connected
and the Latter Made Seaport.

BRUSSELS, Aug. 23.-The Chamber of
Deputies to-day voted the credits necessary
for the construction of a ship canal from
Heyst to Bruges and for the conversion
of the later place into seaport.
Heyst is a village Of Belgium, in the
province of West Flanders, nine miles
north of Bruges. and near the sea. Bruges
is the capital Of the province Of West
Flanders, and is situated at the junction
of several railways and of numerous large
canals 1t is distant ffty-fiye miles from
Brussels, and owes its name to the number
of bridges, upward of fifty, which cross its
canals. Through these canals Bruges has
direct intercourse with several ports OF
Europe. The new ship canal Will un-
doubtedly greatly increase the commercial
Importance of the place.
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Builder Herreshof Says the Fin-keeI
Yacht Is Not Injured.

BRISTOL. r. l., Aug. 23.-The many
reports which have been printed regarding
the condition OF the yacht Defender were
answered this afternoon in a statement
made by President John B. Herreshoff. of
the Hereshoif Manufacturing Company. in
which he not only denied emphatically
that there was any truth in these reports.
but declared that the boat had more than
met the highest expectations of her builders.
There is nothing the matter with the
Defender. and there never has been any
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METHODISTS IN POLITICS.


CLEVELAND. o.. Aug. 2s-An important
circular. signed by every presiding elder
OF tie Methodist Church in Ohio. has been
sent TO the members OF that denomination
throughout the State. 1t calls for united
political action on the part OF all Meth
odists in an effort to elect 10 the next
Legislature-as many members as possible
who will fight the saloons. The circular
states that special services will be called
for by the elders in this connection In
every Methodist church In Ohio.
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LONDON, Aug. 2s.-It is reported that
the usual secrecy relative to the move
ments of Emperor William during his visit
to Lord Lonsdale, at Lowther Castle. was
due to a hint given TO the police that Ger
man socialists might attempt 10 attack the
Emperor II is said that the police had
sentries to watch under Emperor Williams
window and to patrol the grounds all night.
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Fought twenty Rounds.

BRADFORD. Pa, Aug. 23.-Dick Moore
of Boston. and Billy Hennessey. of Clinton,
Ia. fought twenty rattling rounds to a
draw here tonight before the Central
Athletic Club. Both men were we'll
matched. Hennessey broke his right hand
in the thirteenth. but gamey continued the
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PRICE CENTS. s. sS sS !ssSsi ssss iE4zR: gss z

022 600 bushels. In countries which expert
the total production Is 1.651. .701. 900 bashels.
The minister also amends the estimate or
the crop of 1894 so as to make the total
in that year 1882, ,736, ,o00 bushels. showing
that the crop of 1895 is 232, 10000 bushels
less than that of 1894.
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Editor Severely Punished.

SOFIA. Aug. 23.-The editor of Svobodauj
has been imprisoned for three years for
publishing an article declaring that Prince
Ferdinand was morally responsible for the
murder of Stambuloff.
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VIENNA, Aug 23-During the celebra-
tion of mass in church at Rosozno, Cali
cia, to-day. a panic was caused by the up
setting of a taper. During the confusion
three persons were killed and many were
inf
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Foreiun Colony Indignant.

LONDON, Aug. 23.-A dispatch from
Shanghai, published in the Pail Mall Ca
zette this afternoon. says that the utmost
dissatisfaction and Indignation prevails
among the members of the foreign colony
at the appointment of formerly degraded
Viceroy Liu who is regarded as being the
originator Of the Cheng-Tu riots, to in
vestigate the recent outrages and the
causes hereof.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 23.-It is said at
the State Department that If the report Is
true that Viceroy Liu has been appointed
to investigate the ChengTu riots then the
foreigners have good cause for complaint.
If the report be true it is probable both
the British and American governments will
protest. viceroy Liu was Governor OF the
province in which Cheng-Tu is situated
and he was said to have been guilty Of
gross negligence, which by some persons
was regarded as amounting to completely,
in the Chinese riots of last June There
are a great many men in China named
Liu and 1t is thought possible that there
has teen confusion OF names.
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MONARCH
V GROCERY co.
INCORPORATED TEL. 14Ss.
81 EAST WASHINGTON ST.
= Mail Orders Promptly Filled. y

Nobody goes to the MONARCH
because they have to, but because
it is the best place to buy family
supplies. Goods are fresh and first
class. Prices low. Everything
guaranteed.
Fresh Dressed Poultry-cheaper than
buying it alive. The muss and trouble
of dressing avoided, and you get the best.
Selected Spring Chickens, per lb. 80. lac
Selected Fowls, per b....-.........12c
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German colo Men Reioicing.

LONDON, Aug 24.-The Berlin correspon-
dent Of the Times says: Supporters OF the
gold currency are jubilant at the statement
made by Hon. A. ]. Balfour, First Lord of
the Treasury, in the House OF Commons,
to the effect that the English government
will take no steps looking to an interna-
tional bimetallic conference. The Nation
al Zeitung," the correspondent adds says
that he has burst the soap bubble which
the German bimetallists blew from the
Diet Undoubtedly Mr.. Balfour's statement
viii put an end to the deliberations of the
federal governments on the question Only
sible without Englani's cooperation"
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FRESH MEATS = The best. Can
give you just what you want, and prices
will suit you.
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MARSEILLES. Aug. 23.-Advices received
here from Tong king say that the province
of Song Tay Is infested with pirates. who
harass the French troops. The situation
is said to be grave.
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The WorId,s Wheat Crou.

BUDA-PESTH. Aug. 23.-The Minister of
Agriculture announces as a result Of data
obtained from ccnsrls and specialists that
the worlds wheat crop for 1885 Is as fol-
1--we: The total production In countries
which import wheat u estimated at TO-
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MONEY +eA.
Rob't Martindale g. Co..
81 East Market Street.


E2rsrt Crown ami Bridge Workers Fine Arti6ch.
Teeth. ainless Extracting with Cocaine f,as or
vitslzed Air Ladies entrance (ground foor). Dsni
oonHoteL "
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FRESH FRUITS received every morn
ing-great variety and prices low.
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Vinegar for pickling-get the best
We sell it for zoe gallon, and warrant
it. When we say "Best," we mean it.
Fancy mixed Picking Spices, 25c per
pound.
Mason Jars, quarts. .........70c dozen
Best roller process straight Flour,
per Dri- ............ 1910
Fresh crisp Crackers, per ID. ....... 41sc
Choice Dairy Butter, per 10. ..........15 15c
Simon-pure Leaf Lard, per ID. ........ 1Oc
Full Cream Cheese, per 10. 12c
Imported Sardines, key. 1Oc
The MONARCH is headquarters for
fine Teas and Coffees.
New crop Teas-retailed at wholesale
prices.
Fancy fresh roasted Rio, per ID .25c
Crushed Java-excellent, per lb. 80. 16c
Hoffman House Java and Mocha, per
HAS no equally
French Breakfast Coffee, per Id. 80. 2Oc
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Commander perry'a Action Approved.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 3.-The Navy De-
partment has been informed by Commander
Perry of his action in not saluting the
French flag at Tamatave. His course meets
the approval OF the department Tamatave
is not q French port. Consul Wettcr, who
represents the United States, is credited to
Madagascar, and in the official register of
the state Department the representatives of
the United States in Madagascar are NOT
Madagascar.
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at all had fallen during the entire per-
iod OF the peninsular campaign. In vain
did the congressman from lsraels dis.
trlct Invcigh against this unrighleous
aclj In vain did Corporal Tanner post
No, 1893, Il, A. r., formally call upon
the uniaeling President to resign. 1t
was all too apparent that Corporal Tan
nor poIt No. l03r q, A, h, had lost its
grin,
AS II to complicats au already dis.
tressiug condition OF alIaira, simms'
general store burned up one night, and
tho property OF tho Corporal Tanner
post INCLUDING twenty.tour chairs, ono
nine table, one copy Of "HRrdee's Tao.
tics" ons dag, two kerosene lamps, one
nicholson and a dozen patriotic song
hooksl fell prey TO the rsmorsoleSs
flames; no insurance, All that was
saved was a case OF canned peaches, and
they belonged TO Simms.
In this most critical emergency Luz
cius came to the rescue, ~ avn, by
the kindness Of fortune" said he, ZEN.
abIcd to do something for this noble
cause. | will build building for Cor
poral Tanner post and give tho hall in
tho upper stnry to the post for perna'
uent occupancy, resorving only tbs rem
tals derived from tho two stores In the
lower story" This was generous, in
deed, The building was handsome
one Of brjck--an architect from Cedar
Rapids devised it. Attic dedication Of
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"IIE CAN'T 60, FOR MOTHER TOOK OFF MS
WOODEN LEG AND LOCKED IT..
tho hall speeches euIogistic Of Luciu7
wer0 delivered ami ut the next regular
meeting OF tho post l.usCiuI was elected
chairman Of the delegation to the ma
tional encampmenl. The other dele
gate was lovRl Hank Baker; Hank had
blod at Autieium.
This was the honor that Lucius hal
long coveted. "Iu Bayonot county"
said lie TO himself. tine soldier boys
have, by most unjust decree OF norvor'e
fate, fallen into disreputo. Elsewhere
it is otherwise. shall 90 to the ma
.ional encampment, hear the old song,
sec tho oil tacc', be- honored as Il vet
tOran soldier. and return home encour'
aged ant rehabilitated.
Susan could not bear tho thought Oi
HE going away, and it was only after no
had promised to bring them something
that tho children became reconcI!ed to
his departure
Don't go ont after dark or you'll got
stabbed" were Sulan's last words;
"tuose city loiki are powerful bad, |
boar"
"Why on earth have you raised the
price Of iickati?" asked Lucius OF the
station agent
1--WE had to do it," said tho agent
"Tho war in Hayti has give everything
an Upward tendency. You know"
Luciu4 ditn'. know, but he suppolel
It wal all right,
Curiousy enough, tho other dele
gale, joYial Hank Bakor, did not nhOw
10 at the railway station; but presently
Hanks oldest girl lshe hal paIo blue
eyes aud long waller hair came IN oping
along. "Moiher allows that iather ain't
goin'," said tho girl.
"Ain't goin'2' echool LuCius.
NAV, mother won't let him." said
the girl.
Lucius was worry much disappointed.
and hc was mad, too
III was Hank I'd 70 anyhow" said
LucluG
"Brt he can't" demonstrated tho Girl,
"fr mother took oil his Log nd 10 ckcd
1t up"
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Posr oFFIoE lNsPEOroRs.

ThsIr Work During Soptembnr aud Oeto-
bsr-A Gratifying shoWiEg'
sps;ldi DlGpd,eh 10 ne Ht,s,iiyAeE,
WASHINGTON, Nov 1.-THE official
labulations OF tho work accomplished
by the post Office inspectors during the
months Of September and October
Just past wore recently completed, and
show that tho force OF inspectors has
bean actively at work in all directions,
particularly in depreciation cases. In
speaking OF this matter to-day, Gen. X,
A. Maxwell, the fourth assistant post
master general, said:
"Ihe results OF The operations Of In
speCIori during the last two months are
excellent; in tue matter oil arrests alone
bolh monthS show remarkable figures,
and giyn a total OF 81, or m average Of
little over Eve persons arrested each
LAY; such work speaks we'll Of the elli'
cheney Of this small force Of public ser
wants.
"Oi postal employees Only Slxty.tWo
persons OF all classes werS arrested.
"rhess were divided ~ follows:
twenty-five postmasfors, fourteen aSsIst'
ant postmRi,nrs, four clerks in post
offices, six letter carriers, i've railway
postal clerks and eight mail carriers.
rakcn in comparison with tho multitude
OF people connec cd with the postal SER
vice this is an eloquent tribute 70 the
honesty and integrity OF those who han
die the mails. The balance Of arrests
were made up Of postotEice burglars and
1903 other persons who violated postal
statutes. Tho arrest OF such large
number Of poatolIice burglars is q mat
,er OF qualification TO tho department
and is largely an effect OF the liberal
oTor OF 70 ward issued by tho postmaster
general Tor tho apprehension and con.
yictlon OF criminals Of this class.
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A friend In neod Is a friend indeed,
and not less than one million people
havo found just such a friend in DIR.
Kings New Discovery for Consump.
ton, Cough, and Colds. II you have
never u'ed this great cough medicine,
one trial will convince you that 1t has
wonderful curative powers in all dis
eases of throat, Ghost and lungs. Each
hottie Is guaranteed to do all that IL
claimed or money will be refunded.
Trial bottles Tree at Logan Drug Co. q
drug store. Largo bottles jOc aud 81. |
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Special DsDlhh to "a; h.,aigsg'm
WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. 1.-THE
following pensions have been granted
to West Virginians:
Original John 0rth, Charleston
William G. Hu!ine, RlIaS William U,
Irvine. Montgomery.
Original widows, &c.-Aiinor OF James
Il. SadIor, Wheeling; Ida V. Cox,
Wheeling.
Wilson Johnson, Wheeling
Alphouso Dunfsid, BnifaIo; Martin w.
ilonaker, Culloden; James II. Nnzum,
Fairmont; Thomas GoldinE (deceasel),
heeling,
ReuowaI-wllIiam NJ. JabIer, Mar
.inSburg.
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MUNYON'S
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ONE Remedy PoR EACH DISEASE.

Professor Munyon's system Of curing
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Republic post. But in tho svOr.to.be.
lnmentcd year Of 1881 the tidal wave oil
civil service rOiorm struck BNynnct
county very hard. A young lawyer,
who had come to Iowa only two yonts
before from tho cast, announced in tho
Democratic weekly that hc was mug
wump, and ho invited nil honoatrit.
ZGns 10 rally 10 tho publication Of m.
lional politics. This Bingulnrly hard.
onud young man hcnpul Oblpquy upon
the Grand Army Of tho Republic aud
urged thB voters Of the county TO ro'
deem thClt iniotOais from tho Clulchc0
NJ n ring that sought maintenance NJ ina
public expense simply by paradinR tho
nnholy continents and mnudlin 'cnli'
moninlitlus oi war that had bncn
ended twenty ycar0, Thu sicscning
result Of this agitation was that tho
voters ii Bnyonct county decided, by n
largo majority, to eulIor tho fostering
wounds. OF tho civil war 10 hnul In Olh0r
wOtdl, tho pRtfipti worG ignominlunsly
voted out u OlIiCn and vet n younger
and whollyunmOflLotou1 civilians wUrO
installed.
Tue four yopts administration oil tho
civil aoryicn tUiDrm fcIidpni iuynlv'
Ing ~ II did tho doaNcrntory diminulion
Of tho pension roll. wa q most ptluyoui
blow ~ Curpotnl lannef pD't No. lOI,
q. A, H. Israel llalclkHp,who mad Loaf
an arm ina lntnllling machine, had NJ.
pliOl iJf indemnity on ncoount Of loss
ii hearing routing from alruplng ont
In tho rain duung tuo pnnirsutr cam.
uRign. A patriotic CougtO11 Endorsed
this application, but tin mnn1uto ap.
ntopttlng eight hunltod dollars 10
lafipla credit VIA yNtonl hy tho IN.
isullna President UPON tho gtounld that
tho back nloa nj tho national meteor.
illogical bureau Indicated that no fall
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TnI vito Of Mr.. LEONARD Wells, OF
East Brimheld. Mass, had been suffer.
ing from neuralgia for two days, not be.
ing abo 10 Rlcep or hardly keep still,
whom Mr.. Holden, tho merchant there,
sent her bottle Of Chamberlain's Pain
Balm and asked that shc give II thor.
ough trial. On meeting Mr.. VOLS tho
next day no was told that she was all
right, tho pain had loft hOr within two
hours. and that tho bottle Of Pain Balm
wns worth s. II II could not bo had for
loss. For BalO at 80 cents n bottle.
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In tho Nature Of - Correction.

vir iiori Sun
Look here. sir" said the editor to
tho intelligent composi.or.
The intelligent compoIitor looked.
IA my article abou. the Vanderbilt
welding | wrote the duko'O tiancs1,
aud you made 1t read the duke'u
inancos."
The Intelligent composition had no
excuse TO otf,r, and calmly awaited son.
lunCe OF death.
ALLOW me-" said tho editor, extend
ing his hand, "allow me to thank you
for the correction"
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THERE arc many cool reasons why
YOU should use Ono Minute Cough
Cure. There arc no reasons why you
should not, il In need Of help. The only
harmless remedy that produces mmo.
iiRtc results Logan Drug Co., Wheel.
ING, ". Va, B. 4. Peabody, BonWood,
and Bowie & Co., bridgeport. ..
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DlbttOAalng kidney aud bladder die.
oa,u1 fOliNvod III six hour, by tho "NGw
Omar soUrll AMERICAN Kinney CuRR."
This now remedy isn gtONt surprise on
account Of its exceeding ptomptnes In
relieving pain In tho bladder, kidneys,
back And oVOry part Of tho urinary PASS.
pgp IN mnlo or female. II toliovc, rn.
tcnlion OF watCr aud pain In pn'aing II
allnont immediately II volt want quick
foliol and euro this IL yout remedy,
Sold ~ H. II. Liot, druggist, Wheeling
W. Va.
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'lFflh bi'l'itta' " wv AN' Ns.H.''
llusriSaroS, W. W., Nov. 1.-The
case ol the atNtO w. Cx.Unilcd States
Marshal 5. =. Vinson was continued
this morning until tomorrow Col. j..
". ST. CLAIR has bo'n engaged by the
dpionso aud Jnmca Mcnngor Of r.
Pleasant, will assist In tho prosecution.
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Tr Ia a truth In medicine that tho
smallest dose that performs cure Ii tho
bcat. DO Wits littlc Ently lIsurA arc
tho sinAllO't pills, will perform euro,
and nro tho boat. Logan Drug Co.,
Wheeling W. Va, Il. 4. Peabody, hon.
wood, and bowie 4 Co., bridgeport, o.
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Paris, Nov. 1.-THE Figaro this morn.
ing announces that three French war.
.hips have lott Cannes for Turkish
waters, prepared to cope with any
emergency"
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when Baby was nicf, va Eare her cAStoriA
When sho was Child, siC cried for caStoha-
When sho became Mlus, ShO chung to cas,OriA
When phO had Children, abe gAvOthSm CGStorlA
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Jhbell NouuAS FARMER VIM "h' '""'
this Treatment.
SJc.idi Dppdish 10 Ne mt'lgnssE
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, Nov. 1l.-John
Jauoll, poor but Industrious farmer,
living five miles south Of this city, was
bitten By a rabid dog about ten days
ngo, and on Saturday ho manic,tci
slight signs Of hydrophobiR. His friends
at once decided to sond MIN to tho Pas
tour Institute In New York, and the
county commissioners appropriated
fifty dollars to assist IN paving tho Cx'
uonsC, while those individuals who
woro able subscribed Willingly. Last
night ho lett for the cast with guard.
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Handsome Seal Plush Box Front
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ing notched storm collar, four
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throughout with heavy quality
satin-looks as nearly like a
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one not genuine Seal to look
handsome, elegant effect-$iS
Ladies' Jackets and Coats s.
to $50.
Sixdifferents tyles-Boucle,
Cheviots, in newest fancy
weaves, handsome buttons,
velvet and self-Cloth collars,
ETC., etc. all $40 each.
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"Tho uSo OF 'cAaoria' Is - universal and
ia inertia 10 well known that II ROcms work
OF Elpcrcrogntlon TO Cndouoit. Few arr tho
Intelligent families who do not keep csltoriA
Within easy reach"
clElOS MGHTTN, u. ~,
Now York City.
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ATHENS, Nov. ll-A severe Garth.
quake shocl, has boon experienced at
ka,unn. Tho inhabitants arc panic
sifIrkun
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Castoria.

"caItoriaiaSo we'll adapted to chriinrn TINT
irccOmmend II as superior to any prescription
known to me-" II. A. 6Rcura, NJ. b..
III So. Oxford St., brooklyn, MY.
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Castor1a.

caEtorlA cures Collie, Constipation.
Sour Stomach, DlArhpa, Eruc.Ation
Hils Worms gives AcCp and prOnOscO D
RcstlOn,
Without injurious medication.
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"Tor several yca-s have rccommCnid
your cNtortl, and ShaIl slwavs continued
do 10 ns IL has invariably prudaccd bOncasa
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TIm cnrAvr cn,uNsr, u MunRAr sr,,r, INV YoRE en-
zEEazS;lsS;SSI
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EuwM r. rANpER. n. D.,
18th Street and 9Th Avu.. New York ctI
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g5sDon't forget the great inducements our Drapery
Department offers to all buyers. Something new
every day.