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The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-17
To See "rhe DazzIer.,

Judge Walter M. Pierce, Captain
ohiidress and VIM. 81. Colhoun, all of
Ohristiansburg, came down yesterday to
witness b performance Of 1.-The
Dszzler" company ct the Academy Of
Music last night. They are registered
at the Ponce de Leon.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-17

Jackets,
Jackets

AT your w prices-look at these
fgures-compars the quality and you
will admit they are way below their
value.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-17
MIR. wayland's Fnther hurt.

j. e. Waylsnd, q letter carrier in the
city postof1ce, received a letter yester-
day from his mother at D%ulinsville,
Madison county. STAYING that his father
had recently sustained severe injuries
by falling from a wagon.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-17
Death of an Infant.

Jennie Lsngford, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. g w. Freese, died OF the family
residence, Buford street. Norwich, yes
terday afternoon at $40 O'Clock, aged ii
months. Interment will take place
this afternoon at 8 o'clock in the City
Cemetery. Short services will be con-
Quoted as the grave by Rev. DR.. Camp
bell.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-17
A II TESTIMONIAL.
Splendid Work Done by a Roanoher In
Fairfax, Va.

op enuio fork D0ne by q in
Fairfax, Va.
FAIRFAX, VA, Jan. 10, 1896.
THIS Is TO certify shat Mr.. J.J. Lank-
ford, general manager for the Southern
Fire Proof Building Company, has given
entire satisfaction to US as such in his
management and control in building The
new clerks offices.
II is q handsome structure, put up
according to contract in every particu-
lar, and to Mr.. Landlord belongs the
credit for the same.
lie has been perfectly frank and
honest with us all the way through,
and we take pleasure in recommend-
ing him to the general public as an
honest, u Industrious man, and thoroughly
competent and capable of d%ischsrginr
the duties OF g builder. We wish MIN
success in life
Respectfully, etc,
j. FL. HURST.
FRANKLIN WILLIAMS,
BENZ. SIMPSON,
Supervisors end Committee,
f. w. RICHARDSON,
Clerk of the Board OF Supervisors of
Fairfax county, Va. 116 1w
THE Ladiee' Benevolent Society will
meet at the Y. M. @. A. rooms on Mon.
day, January 30. A large attendance
is requested. 1t is our purpose this
winter to take care OF the sick and aged
who need help, and as we now have sew.
ersl to care for. we ask the generous
people of Roanoke to assist us in this
work by contributions of provisions,
clothing, fuel and money, which will be
ju%diciously used for those in actual need.
On Monday, the Goth, from IL O.. M. to S
p. M, contributions will be received at
our room No. 10 Luck avenue g. w., near
Marteller's marble yard
MRS JosHPn H. EARMAN,
llI-3t President.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-17
Local Bits.
News of People
and Events.
Happenings Briefly and Reliably
Put Before You.

But little business was transacted
yesterday in the circuit court.
Thirteen members of the "Dazzler"
company are registered at the Ponce de
Leon.
SEE Johnson's double page painting,
"a Weekday Sermon" in Truth to-
morrow.
One of the largest audiences of the
season attended 1.-THE Dszzler" perform.
ance last night,
Some Improvements are being made
by the Norfolk and Western on The east
side of the Day building.
The members of the old Vigilant fire
company will ho'd q business meeting
in their hall on Monday evening at 7:3O
o'clock.
There wore a large number of country
wagons at the city market yesterday,
considering the attendance OF the past
few days.
The Unite social" tonight at the
residence of Mrs. A. l.. Fuqua, at 524
Ninth ven 8. W., for the beneis of
Christ Church.
The remains of the late Mrs. Eliz,
Swain were taken to Bedford City yes
terday and from thence to the old home.
stead for interment.
Next Sunday morning Rev. j. G. Dim
widdie, Of Bethany, and Rev. DIR.
Campbell, OF the First Presbyterian,
will exchange pulpits.
Holding Good Positions.
The National Business College gradu-
eos A.- III I-s11l-- ---I
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-17
In u
Millinery
Department

We are Offering our entire stock at
less than cost.
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Il. n. Stewards New MANAGER.

j. w. Gish. recently OF the Arm of
G!sb & Smith, left for Roanoke last
Monday, where he has secured a posi-
ton as manager Of e. 81. Stewards
furniture store. Bedford Democrat.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-17
Special Notice.

ROANOKE, Va, Jan. IA.
PLEASE take notice: The Contract with
e M. Dawson, manager for jos Coin,
clothier. Roanoke, Va has this day ex.
pired by limitation, Mr.. e. M. Dawson
withdra wing from the concern. ANY
bills against JOS. Cohn must be pre-
scented az once for payment. All out
standing accounts not paid on or before
February will be placed In my astor-
ney's ha nds for collection.
Respectfully,
los COuN
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-17

Heating Arrangements at Calvary.
Calvary Baptist Church has contracted
for q general line of steam fisting for
heating purposes.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-17
I'll In Richmond.

Rev. r. w. Patton. of Christ Church,
who recently left the city TO go to New
York, in the interest of hat church,
having arranged for an entertainment
by Polk Miller. is detained at Richmond
by sickness. Information received here
states that he Ia in DR.. Hunter Nc
Cures hospital and has been forced to
abandon the New York trip.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-17

Holding Good Positions.
The National Business College gradu
ates are all holding good positions.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-17
Charged wien Stealing a Watch.

FL. M. Ligon, q white man. wss ar
rested last night by officer Eanes on
the charge of stealing 9 gold watch
from a man named Phelps. who runs a
restaurant near the market house.
Lyon pawned the watch to a negro for
SO. but it was secured by the officers and
Identified by Mi. Phelps SIS being his
property.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-17
Blankets
Blankets.

We have a sslot of about Is
pairs of all-wool -.ankets, slightly
soiied, at wey below their actual value.
Comforts at 75c, s1.Oc, al.25. $3.50,
s1.75, $500 and up.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-17

Supervisors end Committee,
F. w. RICHARDSON,
Clerk OF the Board OF Supervisors Of
Fairfax county, Va. 1161w
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-29

j. Rosenthai, Galveston; s. n. Swinford.
Houston: G, W, Dawley, Dallas; II. w.
Norton. Santa Fe railway; A. Kanome.
York &c. l.. Rector, San Saba Randolph
Hagan. New Orleans: Il. Farnsworth.
Cuero; Sam Harlan, Austin; ii. J. La
Wooason. Lynchburg, Va; y. c. Barry,
Galveston: Miss Nell Cathcart, Miss
itaco Hite Miss Frankie Hite. MIR, IL, $.
Cuero; A, Young. Warren; II. W Wetter.
Galveston: George 7. Holman. Waco +,
q. McReynolds. El Campo; w. A. Hens
y. u. Manning, Galveston; NJ A. Dolan,
New York: Stuart Wheeler. Galveston;
M. l.. Exlem. Galveston: w. a. Ober-
man, Chicago. Joe A. Strogas, San An
tonic: J: ]. Davis, Chicago: r. =.
Moran, New York; George u. Thatcher.
Dallas; C. o. Farmer. Temple.
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TIE SOUTHERN STATES.

MO N r. o NJ ERY. Ala. Information
comes from Greensboro. Aha. giving the
sad news that Ex-Governor Seay II critic
ally Ill. AT last accounts he was uncon-
scious.
ELLISvILLE, Miss--At a dance. west
OF here. about twelve or fifteen miles In
the country. "A man by the name OF oliver
Jam'son was shot by Jack Caldwell The
particulars could not be learned but from
all accounts obtainnble the man shot will
die as he was shot three times the bull
let each time taking effect just below
the right nipple
JACKSON. Miss--The State convention
called by Governor McLaurin two weeks
ago to devise ways and mesns for having
Mississippi properly represented at the
Chiy>so Southern States exposition was
attended by 100 delegates from various
counties. showing the greatest interts st
In the AFFAIR. Resolutions of Endorsement
were adopted and delegates appointed to
aid the enterprise.
PALATKA. Fla--A desperate fight oc-
CURED about ten miles from here, which
viii! result In the death Of two men. The
principals were Captain Ben McGraw,
aged 60. and George LaFrance, a young
man. LaFrance was doing some work for
Captain McGraw. quarrel arose In re-
gard 10 the work and the men fought. Mo-
Graw using a knife and LaFrance a shovel
McGraw's skull was broken In three places
and aFrance was disembowsled..
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AMONG RAILROAD MEN.

Vice President r. Is Bser OF the 1al Yes
ron Houston and Henderson, spent -. s
teriav I'm Galveston and returned hon'e
last evening. .,.,
u &c believed that the successor 20 A ,,.'te
~ fiil,ette Of the Atchlson VIII pe i'l ~, ~,
~ the meeting OF directors to DE he'u III
New York, April /. i,
Mcfarland Smith, commercial asGn' % o.
49,, tIonston and West Texas, was ~ w
'.,tv Yesterday doing u niue sktrin,. a,,,s
IN commercial centers accepting sh'pi''eA'
for his road. , ., the
II g Askew, expert accountant o. ~, ne
etate railroad commission, arrlNei ~ r tr's
'., .,.esterday from Austin. ne j.
SitA Z 1'axaa on business for inc c9iltt,s
sion and will remain here for seVerai uas
So er,s,dent Fish OF the Illinois cen ndda
n, agdress Inc South and West iT" 90
Congress- in Charlesto,g ,. - tsariiitaie
g. So, s,'rhe Ways and Means 70 Sa,,th .
BUSINESS Between the West anu ,'rs",
" tate. the quiet commerce. aaw Ss'i in
a., " cation Belt. fami.iar.y ,e, - :"
OF VIZ VIZ, circles as Jack the r.. roi,,
Ia..l.Ms,,Sc5 Yesterday from sshuy sf,ey
return 'bas been engaged LOOKING ai'ei
VIZ "rpsnectiye freight movements, ana
FTrsff,c Manager Bein Of the s tn,', N S,
ita.ii expected home TO-DAY iIol i, ,wo
tcts' az ~ he has been the pa ,,,h
not,s attending the meeting O. ~, other
wesns s'' Traffic association ana O'"s'
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traffic meetings in New York. Chicago
ana st. Louis.
James ]. oDonneH. Southwestern pas
senger agent of the Atlanta and West
Point, was at headquarters in this city
yesterday. He devoted few leisure mo-
meuts greeting the boys In ticket row.
where he is a prime favorite and always
welcomed as the sweet singer of Irish
songs.
w. n. Lawson. the affab,e travelling
passenger representative of the Katy. was
at headquarters yesterday from week q
absence on the road. Local traffic is
splendid on the Katy and through bust
ness is by no means discouraging, with
every indication of heavy travel the next
few weeks
Robert Eugene George, representing the
passenger department of the Houston ana
Texas Central on the road, came In last
night from North Texas and concluded TO
remain over today to witness the ball
game. Gene Ia sporting n handsome
watch charm presented him a. champion
Joker" by the Dallas Runners club,
Steve Fitzgerald, travelling freight rep
resentative OF the Cotton Belt, returned
10 headquarters here yesterday from n
tour of his territory. He arrived In time
to attend the informal conference OF the
Smith and Fitzgerald, at which freight
traffic in all its phaaes was discussed.
The meeting adjourned without action
until next Wednesday evening.
Dennis G. Weatherby, the popular and
anable district representative OF the
American Refrigerator Transit company
MAS here yesterday at his headquarters
attending 10 correspondence. With the
approach of warm weather refrigerator
shipments become lively, and MIR. Wealth
crby VIII leave tonight for company head
quarters In ST. Louis to confer with his
superiors and arrange for the handling OF
cold freight. lie VIII be accompanied by
his wife.
c. H. Morgan. the young and ambitious
passenger agent Of the Chesapeake anC
Onto Southwestern, headquarters In Mem
| phia spent yesterday in the city meeting
the representatives OF ticket row and IN
! cidently getting In a good word for his
| road. This - Mr.. Morgan's initial triI
through the Lone Star State and he ex
pressed himself rs most agreeably sur
prised and favorably impressed With
Texas and Der hospitable citizens. lie
| took a run to Galveston in the evening
to view the finest beach in the countr,
| by moonlight.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO.

Preparations Making for Reorganization
of the Company.
baltimore and Ohio stockholders are en-
outraged by the statement that reorgani-
eaton can be effected without any as
sessment on the stock. 1t is also stated
mat by the proposed refunding of the
nearly SSS,oo0,o00 of bonded debt reducing
interest from . to per cent to T. saw
Jug of nearly $1,000 900 annually can he
s a,aue. The physical condition of the read
M M roliing stock is found TO be much
,r than some unfriendly rumors had
, naue H. and altogether the prospects for
T 1th's great property are growing brighter,
p rae public has been well served by the
rn, more and Ohio and the receivership
s Sin doubtless result in even better train
"eptS,lee' where Improvement is desirable,
NJ, t 1htls nave been made for the purchase
o. 1000 new cars and seventy-nve loco
srI, ives, and all shops will be opened with
M Nh forces to do repair work. Receivers
tbaiilay ana Cowen have decided upon
II ife Ut i1nanaEement of the property, which
paying basis.
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THE G., II. & II.

r,e-ryion Rates to DiclSinson--Today's
Train Schedule.
The Galveston, Houston and Henderson
railway, running from Houston to Calves
ton. was recently reorganized. and is now
Jointly operated by the International and
Great Northern and Missouri, Kansas and
TEXAS under a separate and distinct man
aeement While through trains of the
Katy and International are operated over
The Galveston. Houston and Henderson
tracks. they are known only as Galveston.
Houston and Henderson trains between
Houston and Galveston and are all so des-
ignated under the terminal lines time
fable In other words, there was no such
thing as an International or n Katy train
running between Houston and Galveston.
The Galveston, Houston and Henderson
train schedules includes all trains operat-
ing over the tracks of that road. This
seems to he difficult matter for the tray
cling public to understand and consider
able annoyance has been caused Passenger
AGENTS George Hunter OF the International
and Great Northern and X. =. courtney
Of the Missouri, Kansas and Texas, III
consequence.
Messrs Courtney and Hunter are Joint
passenger and ticket agents for the Gal
weston, Houston and Henderson and tick-
cts to Galveston for all trains over the
be purchased from both agents or at either
ticket office. Whether there be through
Katy or International flyer or a local
Galveston. Houston and Henderson train,
II makes no difference so far as between IL
uo,ston and Galveston Is concerned. as II
Is recognized as Galveston, Houston anu
Henderson business between these TWO
points ,,t.,.t,e,,
For the races to be given MT DieKiiisot'
,oSsv tho Galveston, Houston and Hen
derson announces round trip rate OF 10
cents for adults and IS cents for chnoieh;
These tickets are good for today only anu
on the following trains:
and n. m. Returning arrive at Houston
l6:io a. m. 3. 500 aud G:1o p. M.
For the benefit OF Galvestonians com mn
TO this city to spend the, day, ana ,hs C tor
1go base ball club. the last tram lor
Galveston. due to depart at 4i5 P. M
viii be held until p. m, and reach '"i-
weston at $50 p. m.
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cENTRAL's REDUCED RATES.

EPWorth League Meeting and Lum-
bermen's Convention.
A"e houston and Texas Central an
a.uhces reduced rates to special events as
follows:
20 the Epworth League meeting in San
antonio, s. maximum tor the round trip;
y, neN v on sale April IS and II, and limited
~ Ie.ufn to April Is. These tickets VIII
~, w. extended not to exceed thirty days, TOR
sstssAs ae,inng 10 Visit Mexico on the
ing ticket with Joint agent In san An
INV The round trip rates to Mexico
rs,,,sSan Antonio vii! be S25, going anu
ns,,IthlhS same route, and $50 going one
Es ana returning by another.
ha.ssS' the Lumbermen's convention TO DC
so,S I 10 Austin, round trip tickets VIII Dc
a. on the distance Plan on April Is, ana
n, rains arriving In Austin on morning
Anprll H. tickets limited to return 10
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sale only on April II, good for thirty days
to return.
The United States courts. have EXTENDED
the boating indebtedness OF the h5iti,sot re
ana ohio SO as to enable the receivers 10
mike renewals Of the present obligations
General passenger agents Of Wesi,sern
roads are considering plan Tor dlV,ding
me enstbound immigrant steamship pusl-
nrs, from the west II is proposed TO rs
tabljsh clearing houses at Chicago ana p,
paul. in charge OF authorized agents VINO
viii divide the business in the same mum,
mer that wes,bound traffic is now diVided
at New York. A.. ,,,a-sta+o
commissioner Yeomans Of the interstate
commerce. commission says mat tne W
prerne court decision compelling wiinessty,S,
to testify is OF untoll importanSe' ~ WI ~
eve the commission power 70 40 VIM !, ~
has never been able to do before-namely /.
~ ret al the facts in alleged violations Of
law. The commission has a great eat, NAN MN;
cases pending, which nave otiy p tbnro,,,',
~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-29
rnAFrIc OUTLOOK.
Passenger Business shows an increase
and Bright outlook

Passenger Business Shows an increase
and Bright outlook
Passenger business has picked up con-
siaerably the past few days. and traffic
through the city the past week has been
quite brisk. OF course. business is not
rushing-it never is at this season OF inc
year-but the sales of local ticket OFFICES
for March will show an Increase oyer the
same period last year. aud indications OF
very good trade during April are most
fattering. -
Northern and Eastern people who have
been wntcring in Texas and the sontn
are now returning nome, while TOURISTS
are seeking Mexico and California III
large numbers over the southern routes.
LOCAL business has kept up remarkably
well and TWO or three of the ROADS r.
port steady, increasing local trnitlc.
The outlook for April is bright and
with the several large gatherings, conven-
tons and meetings to be held in this state
and Eastern cities within the next thirty
days, passenger officials are figuring on
handsome returns for their department.
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spEcIAL AUTHoRITY.

austin Texas. March 2S.-In approval
JOINT application of the Texas Midland
ifoad and the Sherman, Shreveport
, ma. Southern Railway companies. sub
Rsiuiseu under No. u of the Texas Midland
serr na company. authority j. hereby
sn',ail'ed for the adoption OF the following
,ssS IN cents per 100 pounds, for the
ca isportauon Of slaves and heading. in
i, Rates.
ffr ron ouinlan to Pittshurg. ...,... IL cents
rom 0uinlHn to Mckinney. II cents
W. ouin.an 10 Sulphur spring., 10 cents
Hifective March 80. 1876
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Are You a
Thinking Mans

You know Of the great Improvement
made during the last few years In Eiesj
Mrs and H aS. YOU as .S.r =.
any, serious thought to the Science III
s Medisne1 Do ySH k ao, that sk1iIs
ngoY DO you know that whole books 81
not have required but ! Few " Pages ~ al
years ago. and that there arc PhysictAui
%ho nov as. " sSsr yss e tn
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who dovoses al his study g one Slass
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expect The eonaasnss of s.now me-, q
or Your rspressntativ. Z: a. e : 49,
sSs:' S.k Ssfe sca. y ' s.. 3; sss
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one can point the ,hnssr q scern S5S = y
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TO INcLuDE GREnR COUNTY

Guthrie. o. T., March 2s.--Today the
clerk OF the Oklahoma supreme court re-.
ceived n telegram from Acknowledgement
Harmon at Washington to cali a special
session or that court for the purpose OF
Including what has been known as Greer
county, Texas, within the judicial district
Ct Oklahoma. This is IN pursuance OF the
decision of the United States supreme
court some days ago. and means the ad-
liiion OF 10000 people to Oklahoma. and
!, 500. 900 acres of land ~
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4. a. Warden. city; II. NJ. Winston.
Matagorda; W, T., Sweeney, Brazoria; 4.
c. Mcintyre Brennan: j. X. Murphy. St.
Louis: W II. simpson. Chicago; j. Evans
Spiers. New York: i. II. Smith, Dallas
7. j. Johnson. 81. Louis; James Moore.
Galveston; j. J. Mclaughlin. Chicago: 4.
A. Mcbride. W. Griffith. p. Terry. Il.
Parrot, J. Parker, W, Mcfarland, D..
Friend. ]. Donahue, Chicago; L. j. Cox.
Smith, Cleveland; John II. Bond. Louis
Vile: w. T. Johnston, Smithviile chas.
S. Checborough. Galveston: J. r Koch.
Omaha; Ed Steadman. city; q. Van Am
erongcn, Orange city; G, W. Hawley.
Louisville J. l.. Cathen, Galveston; 8.
NJ Johnson Liberty; w. VI. d. Lee, Vel
asco. c. r.. Hoffman, st. Louis; G. Jester.
Chicago; william Wallace, James Petrie.
New Orleans; s. r. Alexander. Beaumont
J. p Strong. Liberty.
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The LawIor-Rates $3.50 sua % PEI
day, james Lavlor. Pr0prietor.

T. o. Davidson. San Antonio; w. Har-
ris. Hutchinson, Kan; Miss T.. Evans.
Cameron; e. l.. Lappington. Houston; Sol
Bromberg, Galveston; Mrs. Aaron Grove,
Denver; Ed. Eichiitz. Cincinnati; C. Van
York; Miss Cora Grove. DenYer; C. o.
Littleiield. New York; r. A. Presnall,
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LADIES FINED.

Bonham. Texas. March 2s.--The ladies'
who participated in the cowhiding of
DIR. Hancock at Ladonia last week APP
peared by attorney yesterday evening
before the county judge and pleaded
terry. and were fined SIS each.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-29
CLOSING HOUR OF TRAIN MAILS.

Northern and Galveston. Houston and
henderson arrive and depart OF the In
ernational depot, foot of Congress ave-
iue; Missouri. Kansas and Texas trains
I the Katy depot: Galveston. La Porte
nd Houston trains at San Jaelnto street
lepot; all other roads use the Grand
central depot.
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HEADLIGHT FLASHES.

ot excursion tickets TO the City of Mexico
ana ,,n,e International and Great Novlhern
NeAiean National routes VIII De on
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IslD'lf 4 Uuersn-
ger. Proprietors.
tsmodeled ana
newly furnished.
urlliaied In all
fts appointments
IN the state OF
Je,as
The L 0 . q ! ny
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LOT 23f7C-Chi!dren's Sailor Suit. Blouse
and Knee Paints, in ages to ., of Navy
Blue diminished Serge. Red silk Embroid-
sailor Collar aud Sleeves, trimmed with
VIDE Mohair Braid. Il great value for $50
LOT 2SlsC-Children's Sailor Suit, Blouse
anu khee rants, ages to ., of fine I'm
ported Bright Ndvy Blue Storm Serge,
Breast-front and the deep Sailor Collar
tsr,inlmed with Silk-piped Braid, Reefod
for $40
LOT 28isC-Children's Sailor SUIT B,ousa
and Knee Pants, in ages 3 to Q. of Light
Brown striped Cheviot. deep SILK Braid
on the deep Sailor Collar Breast front.
suit for He5.
LOT 23l5C-Children's Sailor Suit. Blouse
ana Knee Pants. Of Cream White Imported
serge, White SILK Embroidered Anchor
on the deep Sailor Collar and a very swell
Suit for $3.50.