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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-17
Ladies'
/ aiIOp.Msde Suits.

y cut has been ordered and taken on
every SERGE. TWEED. CHEVIOT, and
CLOTH TAILOR-MADE SUIT I'm the
house. We've only TWENTY-FOUR
SUITS left. We will give you an oppor-
tunlty OF buying Suits at prices hereto
lore unheard Of at this season of the
year:
The So 30 Suits reduced to $3.50.
Inc $3.50 Chevfot Suit reduced to $40.
The $40 80 Checked Suit reduced TO 50.
me 80 Tweed SUD reduced to 80
Inc ~ Cheyiot Suit reduced TO s..
Inc me 20 theviot suit reduced TO 81 80.
Inc $40 Serge Suit reduced to 81.
The ENTIRE LINE OF SPRING CAPrs
~ So.4o S5.So, SJ.9j REDUCED NOW TO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-17

was raised by the jealous young people
engaged In IL. Among those who took
part were Misses Fannie Gill; Tealy Wood.
ard, Mattle Bell Malone, Susie Evans,
Bessie Wilkinson, Blanche Rickers Rosa
Irdnt, and Bessie faiiy. and Masters
jim Wilkinson and Julian Winfree. Gin
derella," eft OF the Fairy Oueen % ana
Aunt Peabody's Visit TO the city" were
among the numbers on the attractive lit
tie programme. and all the young actors
reflected much credit on themselves In the
performance OF their respective parts.
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turn, and step< are now on foot with
that object In view.
THE HISTORY Committee.

The History Committee Of the United
Confederate Veterans. OF which General
stephen ID. Lee is chairman. will meet
in this city on Saturday. June 9th. This
each state. Hon. james N. Stubs being
the representative from Virginia. In view
of the fact that many OF the schools I'm
the South will change their textbooks
during the coming session. this meeting
will he OF unusual importance. and their
report OF the convention. day or two
later OF great interest.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-17

1t was at first decided that the moru
ment be unveiled OH the 24th OF June.
Subsequently II was found more convent
ent TO change the date 10 July 4th. and
this date has been fixed for the event.
The Louisiana veterans will leave here
ON July 81, the day after the reunion
closes. and be In Winchester 20 take part
in and witness the ceremonies before
returning home.
X. ~. f.ce Camp has been invited TO
attend the unVciing ceremonies, aud any
one who desires 10 20. viii be welcomed
ny the Louislanlans. They hope to secure
very cheap rate to Winchester and re-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-17

A number Of the young people Of Church
nm gave a nice little entertainment on
Friday evening at No. 40 north Twenty
seventh street. consisting OF tableauN, re-
gotten up TO raise funds for a church
auxiliary society, and a neat little sum
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-17
KAUFMAN & co.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Millinery Selling.
We do away with the formallty of a
SUMMER OPENING.

there everywhere here The Summer PAT.
TERN HATS have just been opened Our foready returned
from the North last week. and all that Is Stylish and Up to
Date in Fashionable Millinery can now be seen here.
An exceptionally large variety of Untrmmed Hats in White
and Black here for you choose from also the newest
things i'll LEGH0RNS for LADIES and CHILDREN complete
of the New Sailors and Walking Hats Ladies as well
as Tam 0'Shaners and Sailors for Children.
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Ladies' and ChiIdren's
Washable Suits

are immensely popular these days. The
reason lies In the fact that yon buy a
ready-made perfect-htting. stylish gar
ment. at very slight advance on v at
the cost OF material would lie. aud IL
does away with all the bother and worry
OF DRESS-NAKING
LAWN. LINEN-COLOR LADIES'
SUITS. blazer effect. large sailor collar.
three styles 10 choose from, at X26a and
s2.75.
'HOMESPuN LINEN BLAZER SUITS.
coat cut short, ripple back. iaQnty and
stylish price 80 aS
LlGHT-WElGiir LAWN, NORFOLK
EFFECT SUITS. In fax color. piped With
white lawn, trimmed With buttons. tIght
hitting inner lining IN waist. two styles 10
choose from; PRICE, $50
HOMESPUN. I.NSH. and GRASS
LINEN SUITS. I'm REFER styles. well
made, perfect fitting and cool: prices
range 1915. 500 and $50
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Prices Almost
Cut i'm Two:

Here it is only the 18th day OF May.
yet we have decided 10 cut the price on all
our COLORED TRIMMED HATS To-
MORROW. In some instances the prico
is cut I'm two. and I'm no instance DO we
fail to cut the price one-third, which
means a saving TO you OF SO f-3 cents
on every dollar. OF course we could have
held on some time longer, as others do.
aud while ii means many dollars lost to
US, we know that you will appreciate this
cut, especially II you haven't yet bought
your Hat or Bonnet.
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stores Of ours afford
bargains In something be-
sides drugs. Here the
thrifty housewife makes
half dollars do nearly
double duty. Come to
either store tomorrow
you'll be likely to see
something you want, and
at prices nearly half of
whatyou count on paying.
New faces here means
new customers. We real
ize this, and so we say
that every lady purchaser
OF soda water at either
store will receive to-mor-
row a handsome b0utinler
of either Roses or Cdrna-
tons, arranged especial
ly for us by W. a. Ham
mond.
Postal card or tele-
phone orders will receive
the promptest attention.
Out-of-town orders to
the amount of IS will be
sent free.
Miller's Sarsaparilla-
A favorite prescription,
prescribed every day of
the wear, in another form,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-17

Richmond has hard row 10 hoe this
week-three games I'm Norfolk and three
with Lynchburg. They Will do well to
break even.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-17

THE MONUHENr AP WrNCH ESTER.
IL WIZ Bo Unveiled in Honor OF Louisiana
Soldiers.
An event In connection with the TO
union which Will be OF more than ordi-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-17

the equal of any dollar
Sarsaparilla in the world,
112 doses for SOC.
Miller's Headachene-
An infallible cure for
Neuralgia, Nervous and
Sick Headache. Test
monials from Richmond's
leading people on file to
be seen for the asking.
u doses for 25c.
Miller's Carb olized
NJ yrr h-An absolutely
pure preparation that
will harden the gums and
make the breath sweet.
a good sized bottle for
25c.
Miller's Minute Liver
Pllls-A positive regula-
tor, and pronounced by
Richmond's people who
have used them to be the
equal of any liver pills.
Thirty pills in a bottle.
Price, 10c.
Miller's Beef, Iron and
Wine-Women who are
run down will find this to
be a speedy restorative.
A pint bottle for SOC. /
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nary interest to many OF the veterans,
Will be the unwilling of the monument
erected at Winchester, Va, in honor OF
the Louisiana soldiers who fell upon the
battle-feids in the Valley Of Virginia.
This monument IS an imposing shaft of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-17

stone, towering up in stonewan Cemetery,
where sleep the Louisiana heroes who
died struggling for the Southern cause
upon the soil OF this State.
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TO THE PEOPLE OF RICHMOND!

We propose to do the
biggest business of any
Drug Store in town. We
know what this means
we realize the profit sac
rifces it will entail.
Nothing will satisfy us
short OF the accomplish
ment of this object, and
we've taken the bull by
the horns forced the
prices nearer cost
than you've ever before
known. Not only in Pat
ent Medicines, but in
every one OF these
stores departments.
This IS no ordinary drug
store-no depending SIM
ply on patent medicines
and drugs for business
here you'll find a verita-
bic department store,
with more bargain-gi
ing and better quality
goods at smaller prices
than any other drug store
in the State. The shop
ping women Of Richmond
have already found their
way here-lIave already
discovered that these two
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-17

- % III|IIl|N NlI
Sponsor Alternate ~ W. Texas Division
IT, c. W
Cold Harb7r. az Gettysburg he was s.ot
in the ien side. from tine effect of which
no has never recovered. he was shot
through thc body at The battle OF Mono
caey in Maryland. from which he was
disabled Tor three months. and be Pc
ceiNed "a number OF other flesh wounds
OF minor importance.
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NJ ANTED, OCCUPANTS FOR LARGE.
W AIRY ROOMS, on first or second
floor, with BOARD. Also, TABLE
BOARDERS. Special terms for gentle
men. 6Q7 east Main street mylz-lts
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-07

authority proceeds 10 shov that 10 the
Jewish community Of b irlin, Germauy,
there are 500 physicians, Si5 attorneys,
81 professors, 90 teachers, u iOurnsllsls
and authors, 25 musical o2mposers, ~
painters and sculptOrs, 80 chemists, $40
machinisls and s actors. The last
named craft affords us a surprise, in
that the number OF liza devotees lie 90
small. The impression has been gradu.
ally gaining ground that the jews are
steadily acquiring control Of the the.
atfloal business 10 this country, aud II
appeara that auoh Ia not the cate In
Europe. There are few playable
printed In this country In which the
name OF Jew does not appear 10
either the roles OF singers, actors or
business managers 0. the theatrical
companies. But the authority from
whom we quote believes that n
canvass Of the professions In any large
American city would chow as credit
able llst Of professions occupied by
Jews a. the one lust shown above.
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stllutional, and vlolative Of the inter.
state commerce law, tho argument b.
Ing that while 1t IL perfectly Legitimate
10 prohibit or restrain the killing Of n h
or game, II 10 not legitimate
to say what ils possessor may do with
u when II has been legally killed. o.
tho other hand It 10 pointed out that
all the surrounding states and some
twelve or fifteen Others have such q
Law, and that In the cases where an
apparently uniavofable ruling hau
been given on the section In question,
the point Involved has not been on The
merits Of the law at all. The weight
OF precedent and opinion clearly seems
10 be that the prohibition OF exporta.
ton 10 proper exercise OF legislative
power; and ne further con.
tribution TO public information on
the subject, we cite the fact that
bill has recently been introduced
in Congress by Senator Teller OF Colo.
RADIO, making It unliwful for railroads
In Colorado, Wyoming and Utah to
transport z mo from one state TO an.
other. AZ summarized by a wyo-
ming paper, thu bill provides that II
shall be unlawful for any railroad
company, express company or other
common carrier, or any Of lts agents,
officers or servants, to receive for ship
ment or 10 Transport, or for any person
or corporation 10 ship or offer to any
common carrier for shipment from any
place within the state Of Colorado, the
state Of Wyoming or the state OF
Utah, to any place without the
samo state, for market or for stor.
age, any carcass, meats, hldss or
horns OF any deer, elk, antelope, bl.
son, or Rocky Mountain shOep. Pro.
vldcd that nothing herein contained
shall prohibit the shipsent OF any such
OF the said articles and in such guam
tltiss as may be- expressly authorised
and permitted by the laws Of the state
In and from which the shipment Ia
made, or the transportation Of any Of
said articles through auy Of the said
states from one place to another with.
out said states. Tue second section
provides that "every person or corpora.
ton guilty Of violating this act shall,
upon conviction, be fined In = sum not
less than 800 nor mora Than ri 600 for
each ofisnss, or punished by imprison.
ment not less than one month, NOR more
than one year, or by both such fine
aud imprisonment"
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A PURGING TARDILY BEGUN.


Month after month the Chicago Ola
patch has been publishing most indie.
cen, aud obscene literature IN the form
OF "wsnt adyertlssmenis.D Hauled
up before court and Jury tbs other day
for i,s vileness, anu the verdict being
that such matter was unat to DO al.
lowed 10 pass through the mails, the
paper now has the contemplate impu-
dehce to cay that having failed to 70.
celye explicit information from the
postal authorities as to what was and
what was not mallable, II finds that II
has "unwlttingly ovetslepped the
limits Of strict tschnioality," ami will
not do SO any morel
Such pretended density Of intel.
llgenee US herein confessed Is the
ctowning iuiamy OF all. The class Of
journal furnished by the proprietOrs Of
the Dispatch lie Of Itself a proof that no
claim OF either innocence or ignorance
Of vice can be any valid excuse for
them. The wonder Is that 10 the
great city OF Chicago, where We trus,
there arc Thousands OF Tesolulo
aud vlrluous men, the Dispatch
establishment has not been destroyed
from cellar to garrett and It's mer-
cenary publishers chuekeI into the
lake. II is better that the law has been
permitted TO reach out 10 remedy the
evil and correct the foul nuisance; but
the patience Of the decent people OF
the city has been monumental.
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A NEW HAMLLT.


The Chicago critics are touching up,
with 4 more or lees sharp stick, the
production OF "Hamlst," by a young
man named Crsstos Clarke. He pre-.
sont the gloomiost and most solemn Of
the many conceptions OF the "melan.
choly Dane" not even relsIinR his
sad rigijity where Hamlet IL fancliul
or 10 set down TO laugh. This incon.
slslenoy, ~ we'll as the notices Mr..
Clarke has been receiving, will be
better undertosd when It " explained
that he Ia the grandson OF Junius
Bru,us Booth, the nephew Of the great
Edwin. and the son OF Asia Booth
Clarke. This ia q fattering enough
pedigree, but the fact tina, his uncle
aud his grandfather were actors
Of high order does not necessarily
make him n performer; for hereJ-
itaIy gifts do not Invariably come
skipping buoyautly down through the
sges, especially with mankind, where
within or circumstance 90 often furnishes
the mate through whom poslerlty shall
come. Comic opera should also have
made young Mr.. Booth. Clarke familiar
with the folly Of sping, without dis.
elimination or genius, the assumed or
acknowledged art and genius Of an.
other. His unols's "Hamlsp will
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-07

The exposure 10 all sorts and con-
ditlons OF weather that d lumbermAn Ia
called upon TO endure IN the camps
often produces severe colds which, If
not promptly oheoEej, result In con-
gostiun or pneumOniR. Nj. J. o. DAv-
export, eX.manageT OF tho Fort Brarg
at Fort Bragg, Cal, says they sell
Cough Remedy al the oompaDy'ssitre
eiy for a severe cold and Obtained inn
mediate relief. This medicine prevents
any tendency Of cold toward pueu.
moniA and insur's a prompt recovery,
For sale by druggists.
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rhn n,..n,.rr rn,.a n,. I,f..

Mr.. q. Csillouotie, Druggl,. Bssyss.
willie, ILL.,, sayG "To Dr. Kings New
Discovery owe my life. Was taken
with La Grippe and tried all the ply
slolans for miles about, but OF no avail
and was given up and told could not
live. Having DIR. King's New Dis
oovory 10 my store sent for a bottle
and began lite use aud from the fipt
dose began h get better.s aud aiter uslng
three bottles was up and about again.
IL IL worth its weight In gold. We
WON'T Keep store or house without H."
Get a ireO trial q, Y. q. NJ. l. Drug
Department..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-07

Fora remedy for all forms OF Head.
ache Electric Bliiers has proved to be
the very beat. IL effects n permanent
cure and the most dreaded habitual
blch headaches yield TO its Influence.
We urge all who are atii lolet 10 procure
q bottle, and give this remsdy fair
trial. In cases OF habituAl constips-
ton Electric Bi,tsrs cures by giving
the needed tone 10 the bowels, and few
cases long resist the use Of this medi.
cine. Try II once Only Fifty cent?
ct y, &. NJ. /. Drug Department.
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JEWS IN lHE PROFESSIONS.

A writer In the jewish Review, not.
ing that Israel has often been charged
with the purely commercial nature Of
It's following, brings forth evidence In
rebuttal which, while II cannot be con.
troyerIed, Is probably not familiar to
casual observer. That the jew should
be little else than merchant is 10.
yond the comprehension OF the masses
who are manipulated with the willie
field which the race occupies In the
various professional occupations. Our
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-07

Ayers Cherry PectoTai 10 known
by Its works. The experience OF hslf
a century proves that no other prepai-
alton Of the kind stops coughing anu
allRys irritation Of the throat aud
bronchial tubes 30 promptly ami eiitc.
tuAlly AZ this.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-07

Ina recent editorial the Salem, Ore.
gon Independent sty,; "rlms and
again have wo seen Chamberlain
Cough Remedy tried hud never with
out the most satisfactory f"u'ts.
Whenever we sec ptrson M u.rd
with huaTsrness, with a cough or cold,
we invariably advise them 10 get
ChAmberlaln's Cough II meiy; and
when they do, they never regret n.
IL always does the WORK, aud Goes IL
WELL" Fer sale by dru Pisip.
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AGAINST EXPORTING GAME.

In the discussion Of proposed amend.
ments to,or rather an entirely new law
to take the place Of, the present law
for the protection OF fish and game In
Utah, much discussion has been had
upon the section prohibiting the ex.
portation OF game from the State.
Without going too deeply into the legal
points Involved, We may say that this
trCyisioG &c hSld b. some to be uneOn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-07

Uulike most proprietary medicine,
the iormu u Of DIR. J. q. Ayers saf.
saparilla aud other preparations are
ohosrfully sent u any physician who
applies for them. Hence the special
favor accorded these well.known stan
dard remedies by the world's Fair
commissioners.
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For Men OF Society,

What ~ the i've Of dressing 40 to psy
call when that cough mskes you =
burden TO yourself and IA nuisance to
your iTlenutp Take something for II.
There IL nothing a. good % h twenty
Ave cent bottle Of Ely's Plneola Hal.
SAN, which IL soothing 10 the throat
anu beneficial IN nll diseases OF the
throat aud lungs, IL will relieve III q
cough at once aud In few days you
will ain osi iorg { that you have All a
cough.
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COUNTY INDEBTEDNESS.

When public ofilc ais roach the point
Whero they can violate the express
provisions Of law and then go TO the
Legislature and get their acts vail
lated, q condition ffsught with great
iangor to ths public has been brought
about. Yet that would be tho precise
uluatlon II House bill No. 90, which
proposes 10 validate certain county
warrants end other Indebtedness,
should be passed by the Legislature.
In express terms II declares that all
slams against, and all liabilities and
debts contracted BY any county in tho
Territory Of Utah prior to Jan' 4, 1898,
are validated and confirmed as legally
binding debts Of ths counties in tho
State, Notwithstanding that the same
or any OF them may have been Issued
d contracted or attempted 10 DO con.
lracted In excess Of the limit to which
said counties respectively might by
law issue warrants or incur indeoted-
ness" II for no other reason, the bill
should be killed In tho interest Of i'm.
pressing officials with n thorough un-
dsrstandlug Of tho fact that they have
no busiusss 10 violate the law, even
though they may be called into i'm
portant public positions.
The folly OF validating "al claims"
against any county In the way the
bill proposes ought 10 be quickly teoog-
nizsd by q legislator Of the most ordi.
nary capacity; 4, does moi even leave
room 10 inquire into the Justice OF such
claims. But n this feature were elm.
mated tho proposition 10 still objsc.
,lonable a. being yiolatve OF that
sound principle In legislative procs-
dure which insists on refusing 10 up.
prove a disregard Of existing statutes;
and there IL n still further objection 10
n In tho fact that its adoption would
b, sss,u,, the publicly expressed
vul Of the peopls most Interested.
There IL no denying that the bill 10 n
,oheme 10 enable Salt Lake county TO
y., .rou nd the fac, of having plunged
into deb, beyond the legal limit. and 10
,neompas. n tssult which the people
r.fu,,d TO permit. The sAlt Lake
oountv eourt pr.sentsd a condition OF
almost bAnEIultCY 70 tuu NUttrtt uuu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-07

~ PEOPLE In this world would
worry about neither the tbings they
cannot help, nor the ihings they can
help, what delugo Of tears and sobs
and sorrows would DO tavsdl Yet this
lie the plan Of plain, common-sense,
everyday philosophy.
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Rneklen,. Arniea snlre.

TnE BEar sALvK Ia the world foi
Cuts. Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rhoum, Fever Sores, retter, Chapped
Hands, ChilblainS, Corns, and all Skin
Elupiionu, ard positively ourss Piles,
or no pay required. IL IL guaranteed &c
iAle by z, &. NJ. 1. drug department
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-07

How rs It that We hear from each
new mining camp only Of the COM
paratlvsly few who have "btruck II
rich?" They are a small minority OF
the many who have rl,ksd and toilsd
ana tempted fortunes smile.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-07

THE Foley Of the Spanish com.
msndefs In CUBA Ia largely determined
by tho insurgents; tho latter, At any
rate, appear to DO the ones to decide
what the Spanish movements shall be.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-07

BoME OF those candidates who aIo
SIN the hands Of their friends" will
DO justified 10 asking whose hands
their ftiendB arc 10.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-07

TnE MAN who holds the highes,
position In tho city IL the one who
climbs up TO wind the clock In the city
and county building.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-07

IT Is u singular AMI an unfoTlunai
fact that the mercury and the price of
coal cannot arrangs It 20 a. to 20 down
together,
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CliCdGQ Dental ParlnN

Have removed 70 go south, Main ,l,s
next door TO Bank Of Salt Lake Vim
thoy have ntted up elegant apaiinHs
with all the latest and modern dsrs
for lhoir rapid and painless operasloSi !
dentistry.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-07

10 retain an abundant head OF hair
Of q natural color 10 good old age, the
hygiene Of the scalp must be observed.
Apply HAlps Hair Remover.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-07

The DrsrnrI EvrSryo NEvs u rlhll'hei lAlY,
Sunday excepted, At corner souih anu iAst 'NiNf''
streets salt 1ate city. ... -.
Train Hilton a, SO p IN. Regular Edition NJ
> O'Clock. ....-.
on Tneaday and FRIDAY Of each week.
The Drsrarr wrsHLr IN magazine form u Pun
liahed ever SATURDAY..
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MUST BE SOLD
EnR RENI.

ZANE RUSTIC noUsE WIN THREE
" rooms and a big barn. Call tsl Apple
street
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All communication should be addressed to
DrsrHsr stvs PusLnHna 90.
Tsisphons 80.