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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-02-10

Vie GeTntania Fire Insurance Gamma,
4 ny, of New York City; IncOrpOr,fed
IA 1913; Commenced Bushes, i'm lS50
unSo schunann. President; Secretary,
Chas. Ruyl<haver.
oapi'ai fald up IN Cash, $1,000. 900 o.
ASSETS DECEMBER 81, 1895.
Real estate owned by the company,
unincumbered - AK os1 !,
Loans on bond and niortgage first
liens), oes am ~,
Stocks and bonds owned by the
company, market value, 26ss 200 d
Cash in the company's principal
office and in bank, On 80 81
Interest due and accrued nj a.o a.
Premiums in due course of collec-
ton, 100 -o,e-
Cash in hands of Dept. Managers, i2,559 %
Aggregate of all the admitted as.
Sets OF the company at their act
"ai Naiue' Ss,si3,545 Is
LIABILITIES DECEMBER 81, ISIS.
Net amount of unpaid losses and
claims, =; ., N
Amount required TO safely REIN
~ na ne, an outstanding risks. l,24s.s25 NJ
All other demands aea n inst the COM
r panhy, VIZ: commissions m I ETC.. 6o.osI IS
capital stock and net surplus IS, ,da M
Capital actually paid up in cash. j00o oao M
Surplus beyond capital, 39S s-S a. AZ
Aggregate amount OF liabilities in
GLIDING net surplus, S3-i3b i5 rs
A. BAILEY a. Co. ag'ts Remedies 10
feb3d 1aw3t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-02-10

= catfish Union q National Insurance
- Co.. of Edinburgh; INCORPORATED in
1921 Commenced business in 1850,
Martin Bennett, Manager: Assistant
Manager. L. -. James II. Brewster.
Capital Paid up in Cash. $500, 900 90.
ASSETS DECEMBER, 81. 1875.
Real estate owned by the COM
pany, unincumbered s342s4 ~
Loans on bonds and mortgage
thrst iiens). l.i65, ESQ IS
Stocks and bonds owned bythe
company, market value, 1.2il,l Is
Cash In company's principal
Office. and in bang es7. 1854 q
Interest due aud ACQUIRED, 3sql5 II
Premiums in due course Of col
lection, 2s3.s.s 20
All other assets, 2,6lo -
Aggregate OF all admitted assets
OF the company at their actual
value, $685., 521 g.
LIABILITIES, DEcEMBsR 81, 1925.
Ne. amount Of unpaid losses
ana Gains, slss,245 90
Amount required to safely re-
insnre ali outstanding risks, l,l3s,25s 20
All other demands against the
company, viz. commissions
etc, 1913. 525 Is
Total amount OF liabilities. ex-
cept capital stcck AMI net
SnrpIus beyond capital, -, is7a se- 20
Aggregate amount of liabilities ~
including net surplus. e33ss.5 21 q :
febSdi&wky3t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-02-10
9laily xeuutbtf aanrual.
TERMS: 500 Per Year.

No notice whatever will be taken Of un-
gned communications.
Tn JOURNAL CANNOT Bn held RHsroNsIBLn
for the preservation or return Of rejected COM
munications.
Addreas all communication relating to sub
criptions and advertisements to BuRLsIsH
FLYNT, Publishers. Augusta. Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-02-10

A well known Maine man who occupies
quite prominent position in Washington
had notifying experience in the office
of the Shoreham, one evening this week.
writes Roundabout" to the Rockland
Courier Gazette. He had been up to call
on Mr.. Reed, and was passing through
the office on his way out when spoon
fell from somewhere among his clothing
and struck the floor with a metallic clang
that attracted the attention of the forty
or more people in the office, who looked
suspiciously at the embarrassed young
man who stood in the center of the floor
cycling the innocent but noisy cruel ladle
as if it were a deadly serpent. No, he
didn't steal the spoon, and it didn be-
long to the Shoreham. 1t was spoon
that the baby of the house used for play
thing. Baby had tucked the spoon in
papa's vest and the spoon regained its
liberty at most inopportune tine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-02-10

A Lewiston man has learned to his sor
row that 1t Is hazardous gossiping to cir.
culate rumOrs of financial stress in the
case of reliable firms. It's mighty poo1
business at best.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-02-10

Our farmers are killing the goose that
lays the golden egg by selling off their
sheep; only year or two ago, Aroostook
rs could be found in the State. and the
sheep industry was something for our
people to feel proud over. Today 1t is
scarcely worth mentioning Free wool
did the business, writes gentleman
from the town Of Blaine
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-02-10

Dexter Masons think they can form a
stock company and build hall Angus
ia Masons have blazed the way to the sue
cess of such an undertaking.
Hon. E. K. O'Brien of Thomaston, is
receiving compliments on being the best
looking Democrat in Maine Mr.. O'Brien
isn't hankering for an office Just at
present, or is too shrewd to let the fact be
known if he is.
The Bath Times is inclined to chuckle
at the thought of Portland being in
agitation over the question of putting n
woman on the school board. Bath took
that step some years ago and Is now con-
templating electiDg one to the poor board
The coolest impudence ia reported from
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-02-10

The coolest impudence ia reported from
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-23
ADJUSTMENTS.

On tho BoweTy-r he original play
Of this name with the ovlobfatoI
bridge jumper. Steve Brodis Ia the
cast, was given before fair house be.
low siairs and packet galleries above,
at tho Theater last evening. The play
Ia secondary consideration, after the
gorgeous scenic eueclr, and 10 IA
might have been predicted, OF y very
commonplace nature as ~ tins plot, but
II Ia the kind Of play inst tariffs the
gallery crowds anu cells forth no euu
0i sIp.aus spd approval from that
quarter. The scenic reproductions OF
thu famous Bowery, by Artist John
II. Young, were smong tho bat ever
seen hero particularly the perspective
view OF Brooklyn bridge ana pier No.
20. Tbs second act showing the rx-
terror and interior OF Steve Bfodit's
saloon and its bHbituct, was certainly
true 10 life AMI an effort that has J. OF
been ate mpted before. On the BoweTy
viii be given tonight anu tomorrow
night ana will no doubt DO well
patio nised.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-23
Highest of all in Leavenng Latest U. S Govt Report
R3H!A!'l!l! R Rskasgl:
ABSOLUTELY PURE

pfefslon IL taAt no valu have yet
been shown up. -Four Aces showed
little life.
Contrary TO expectations, ueyser did
not maintain itself after tho deoi,ion.
Of the court In ila favor had been given
anu the stock was Offered quite iteelN
al the close around tho bidding u ufes
Of the previuue week. A numbet o.
mill improvements are now coulem.
plated by the company and tho stOek
looks like a safe Investment, ptOviJeJ
buyers will take some cnat ceb with tue
future OF the ,uilf. GalenA In making
itt usuaI shipmsnis u high graie ore
and tho stock was about unchanged.
Horn Silver was quioi. Lucky Blli
was not very active, although liiile OF
the stock was offered. Little Pitu-
bnrg was slow.
Mammoth has declared its dividend
Of . cents per share and will pay on
the 2nJ Of November. The stock
sbOwud some weakness during the
week, but recovered with the dcclara.
ton OF the dividend and clleed iaifly
strong. Only q small amount OF ship
ping ole IN being put Out ~ present,
pending shaft improvements. MSfcuf
paid its October dividend on tbs 20ih
and the stock continued strong, with
ouly limited onerl ". Anothvr de.
yelopmsnt VI ~ Important nature
0ccufrsd during the week. Orc carry.
log tbe highest average values the
company has yet had was encountered
Ia large gu ntltlcs. bioplng has been
entirely discontinued, Ill orc taken out
coming from the development work.
lho ofo reserves are increasing all tue
time. O1tafiO YVES only fairly active.
Overland 10 pushing devel1 pment work.
Hunbeam Of rintlc wss quite active,
but showed q decline at thu close. The
mine Il loJking well. Silver King
was practically out 81 tho mntkUi, with
quotations we'll up. Sunshine was
slightly shaded, win n limited em unt
VI stock cut. Better reports ART o,ming
In regarding the properties. swansea
did considerable business, but NJ IN.
changed quotation, wolfe South
swansea Wa, In better demand anu
made some advance In tue bidding.
Uiah was strong. Its hhipmenta COZ.
tinu. 10 be regular and OF Rooi gtaus.
Utah Consolidated has Just bought 10
uew properties aud will not declare H.
OcIoOcf divldend.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-23
New Safety amps for Mines.

The new safety lamp for mines, or
Grating upon 4 peculiar principle, IL
reported M being In successful use In
Germany. A PECULIARLY OF this lamp
IL noted. namely. thst Il 10 not closed
In Any special way, like other Iamps,
anu It matters very little whether OF
not tho workman. disregafding the
regulations OF tho mine, succeeds In
opening the lamp, for there Ia a special
arrangement by means vi which tue
fame IL ertingpiahed NJ tho same Ia.
atani. This " explained by there being
IN the interior OF the lamp glass a
spring, which II o0mpIessVd when the
upper piece " screwed down, which
enhbleh a cap ~ operate upon n wick
In such a manner Rs 10 shiit II aside,
facilitating the lighting Of the lamp
anu altersafds the combustion; when
the spring 10 WORKED In the contrary
direction the cap again operates upon
tue wick, anu the flame ceaSrs the mo.
ment the cap comes In ogutaot with
tha aiT. The lang can be lighted
without being npeusi,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-23

ana c3nesponieuco g tho Lthi
BanntT The fJlllwilg Items appear with
regard TO the mines VI the Fish Spdngs
district:
The mines nte shipping nrst Glaze
orc and the prospects Hto looking we'll.
supi. Hiegs VI the Last Chance No. 2
has lot OF goo1 ore on the Jump. Inr
Cactus people nave cut Through sever.
nj veins vi hish gtado ofe which thel
will,wufk on NJ soon ~ ihoy lotthr.pfo.
YET amount VI development done. rne
working shaitlon tho EAtiy Harvest ~
now, dow n seventy.nve feat WITH ore
on tho bottom. Tne oontTActor,,
yaic. anu Thoma,, are doing some
good work aud are aisisttd by Arch.
Thomas aud Paul Stewart. Toe Dlys
arc trying 10 wesr III. steel CUT a. we'll
as Themselves. They are ubli.o cd IL
stop occasi5nally uuring ashiit 10 let
tho hammer handles cool on aud tror-
by they get their breath. Iuu bli,tvIs
on John L.. Thomas's bsnds Aio sUOul
healed w, 90 arc those on his con.
science anu ho 10 becoming reconcile
" his lot aud one wOulI thius ho wac
u the "mnnUr born."
The Meteor property which Joins the
famous ualona mine gu the nUr.b west
Ia conceded by all experts TO 10 a very
promising property, although no large
ore bottles have teen encountered.
Tue Indications IN all OF the workings
on the property are very favorable aud
az all orc Dgdies or shoots In the G.lsna
mine are divit q straight for tue Meteor
works, n little more development musl
surely open w something 10 repay the
Stockholders for their money invented.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-23
The MINING MARKET
m, STICK Brokers Have a Day De-
yOld OF Business
ru,y REGRET rur BAD RECORD


roJsv,a call OF mining stocks was
.,lowed 10 come 10 an cni without the
rou,umma,ion Of a single transfer, aud
=. the brokers began 10 disperse from
inc pit, many Of them were heard to
,lye voice to expressions Of regret. be-
cause Of the bad record that hais been
u.ee. lis not al all unlikely that
,h,y will have n much better day To-
morrow.
TAKEN A. whole tho quota.
inns roma ned about stationary. Ajax
va. bid for at 10 cents with the
,,oek offsfed al IS. Mereur could have
b,.p bsuaht a, 81 los but bidders would
sivs only $685.; Mammoth stood a,
sglgI asked with s2.O5 bid. Bun.
shine dropped away down, n spare 100
shares being offered at si.25, while n
bid Of si.OTi greeted the stock. These
asure., however, cannot be taken 90
criterion for the value OF tho stock, ~
tho amount OF stock 10 be- found at 10.
dsyl asking ngute would DO very
limited indeed. Utah was held BY
ownofs At 81 10. and bid for by would.
bs posssss1ts a. fl.lO.
Snuih swansea came out initially In
the call Of unlisted stocRs and was bid
for at 81, with no offerings. This
stock Ia fast gaining ground 40 good
tecurity, and the brokers are hard siIef
n. bles willing H. buy the stock al
quite a subs,sptiAl Il lute. HolIefs OF
swansea msde dtmsnd OF sa.IO Tor
the stock. but the best bid was 20 cents
blow that figure. Sunbeam was an
offering al 80 cents with 10 bid, while
Northern Ligbt was quoted a. 40 oiior'
ing ~ a. cents ana bid ior At 49,
The cl0siug figures wetv NJ ioilo~G
LiaTED STOCKS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-23
poLLocK's wEsnLY Rnv,sw.
Improved Feeling Ia the stack ur-
net with very Favorable
indications.

indications.
james a. Pollock says Ia his weekly
mining share market letter under date
OF today:
While there was no materia, change
from the Conditions which existed at
the close OF the previous week, tne I'm.
proved feeling was again noticeable In
The mining stock market aud tho 10.
dieations for a continued improvement
ere still favorable. with one or two
Exceptions, all OF the stocks on tn.
list are splendid buys an feoetsions be
they ever 40 light and many good pur.
chh,es are going begging at present
quotations.
Ajax continued TO advance on heavy
buying and continued Improvement
81 the properties. The company has n
Rooi board OF difectOIs, the election
having Just been hell, anu number
OF matefiaI changes Tor the better are
contemplated. Tbs stock should be
telling higher. Anchor has ceased
Operations entirely, uue 10 the low
prices Of the metals, aud the stock
showed a slight decline, although hui
lev sales wero recorded.
Buillon.Btok was slightly shaded nj.
lerlhepaymentoi tht October dividend.
uood reports continue 10 come from the
nlnes, where the production Of SHIP
lng ore II NJ heavy rs ever. With
comparatively little business being
.uhe with tho stock. Centennial,
Eureka quotations aro we'll main.
lAinei aud few offerings Of tho stock
are being made. Divldtn 10 ATo Tegu.
lnr aud ht the present nssiug qu itatiOas
ne tueutity IL paying twenty per cent.
EVeiylhlpg nj The mines are Ia splea.
uil condition.
An adjourn nient Of the asseetmeut
hle on Dalton for Thirty days was
ordered ~ the directors. 9oms WORK
being uone al the mines, but nc new
reports have been received. Daly
mhlnei about Unchanged. 10 io0kt
IKE good buy al even higher quota.
lous than now eSihi. The show.
,ng al tue properties Is nveIyihing
nat could be desired. Daily Wesi
was strong ~ usual, tue deman d
oelng even heavier than during the
previous week. Eael Golden Gate diI
very heavy business In point OF
'uaies lfnhsierfed, tue quotations Tu.
hs olshs 20 2 cents. Fears Tor the
uIute ownership u the pI0peIlivs are
epofledto DO the cause OF the very
.neial unlosding. just what IA.
unl ~ enoountefing IL not known on
no street, hut the vvry general i'm.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-23

The hes, ioe, ia,ie and rse Canton Elan.
mel In town
children's home made all wool Under.
wear 35e each.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-23
OBITUARY NOTES.

susan yilate Muir. daughter OF tho lato
Jedodlah Al. and susan Grant, was born
at Salt Lake City, Utah on tho 10Th day
Of September, 1865 and died at Randolph,
Rich county, Utah, on September 9th,
1906, being Al years and o days old. She
was married to William S. Muir, Jr., In
tho year 1871 ,nnd moved from Bounliplllo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-04
FARMERS DlSAPpgARA nee.
william u. May, the Susp ed EK.Proi-
pscting Partner Tells his story
of the Trip.

william II, May, the Nephl man
who recently left his home IA the
"Litllo Chicago" Of the south ami VINO
was the occasion In part, II least, Of
the oalllog Of a mass meeting Of oiti.
zsns there on Friday night 20 inqulTe
into the mysterious disappearance Of
Fred Farmer, IL In this city. Concern
ing his trip with Farmer no says that
on Jan. - last he left Nephi on pros.
pecling trip IN company with Fred
Farmer. The men took with them y
,pan Of mules and spring wag u
loaded with provisions and "a genera
camping outfit. They reached the
C0lofaIO river absut Feb. 10, whore
May hoped 20 strike some placer miltI,
and where he decided 90 prospect, At =
point about hyo miles above S1hnlan's
Ferry.
The mex, day after deciding where
10 camp, May say no started out pro.
| speoting aud Instructed Farmer 10 fr.
main In camp, when he refused, ~
he desired 10 accompany him. They
took blankets and gold pau anu
| started up the river. About three
/ O'Clock IN the afternoon tLey seIAfat.
ed and agreed 70 meet on the top Of
the mll. May declares no took his
time going up tue wash and when he
arrived NJ the appointed pace Farmer
was not there, lie then went back to
where they had separated, thinking
Farmer had preceded him there. Mr.
May noticed the camp OF couple OF
pFuspt ctots about n mile above anu
thinking Farmer hod gone there 10
'prnu the uight, ho retired, expecting
10 s'e his partner the next uhy.
when mOtuing arrived hu lett iol
camp about i've miles below anu r.
maintd thirteen days, stlll Farmer did
not me, ~ hu oOnoludei he hAu gOn,
10 work tor the ptOspecIors above and
would do no good TO 10 alter MIN.
When the Indian which they had
brought with tuem returned with III,
mules, May hitched up and slarieu
bAUklO Nephi aud arrived tlete on
March l7lh, Ihiuking, he says, that
Farmer would turn pan right.
Ma denies that he hsu Aay trouble
win Farmer, ana said tho latter hal
talkeL tor some tine ufg1ing to Cali
ioTnia, auI as they were not very iaT
rom there he could easily have made
the TIP. lie also Jeults that "a,
un away from Nephi, Whef,
he says no has lived for, thir
ty.hye Yeas. lie admits, how
ever, tuAt there has been thrsais Ol
ynuHing him fuT Farmers disappear.
Ance, "Wby," he SAID, al bAI nc
NATIVE Of killing him. n 1 had why
should tell this story Of his disappear
an o? could have droW ned him auu
uu one would nave been lhu witef
No, sli, Farmer t. alive aud VIII lutr
up again. SEQ % lac d Mt"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-04
WOOL MEMS MEETING.


When the State Wool Growsrs' Rsso.
citation adjourned last evening, II wac
after the Transaction Of considerable
business. Constitution ana by laws
we're adopted, new officers chosen
for the ensuing year and Charles
Crane endorsed 10 attend the Re.
publican contention rs "a delegate.
Senator Arthur Brown, who wa. given
tho cold shoulder by the Republican
silver forces, iafei better among the
aheep and wool non. who by specific
resolution endorsed him 10 the post.
ton be- assumed "as Indicated by his
vote upon the quusliOn OF protection
ana blmBtA llsm."
MI. Crane, chairman Of the RssrCH.
lion presided ant made the uIouing
dfsss m which he pei forth the 900.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-04
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Religious Notes.
Tho NEWS is requested to publish
the following:

Tho NEWS is requested to publish
the following:
Tho regular meeting Of tho iOjth
quorum Ui seventy Will bO hold la the
sugar ward meeting house Monday
evening, April o h, 1900. NJ -. m,
Every Seven In the ward i4 requested
ward Is also invited TO uv present.
st. Paurs chapel, Main street aud
Fourth south Nov. l.. u. BIdgIoy,
prieSt.in.chArge. Services tomorrow,
Easter Day d a. m, choral celebration
holy rnmmuulun3 u. M, holy com.
muuiOu without mu-iCg l.3JJ a. M,
morning Urnypr.wlth music, anthem, To
beum aud las INNS, followed without In-
tormlssiOu 10y choral eucharist with SCR
mon; 3. M, sunday school process ion
aud choral lseTvtcu aud address; 1890 p.
m, evening prayer aud svfmuu. Ser.
vices through the Easter week daily 10 q
=. IA; holy communion .oycopt Monday
Monday a. q, m.i holy communion
daily at s.ii n. m,; morning prayer daily
i.3Up.m,, evening prayer sud msdl alton.
friday,at $3.50 p. m. evening prayer
First Unitarian Society, Unity Hall,
$3.50 west Third south street, Rev,
Adolbcrt l., Hudson minister. Service
at attn, subject Of sermon The Lesser
aud tho Larger Hope Musical pro.
gram. voluntary, tuNnsun do prin-
| Mcndplssohn;anthom Consider tito IN NJ.
/ Unity quar- etti sole, with Nprdufe
/ clad, Mrs Silva; special conservation
service for young people, with musical
/ responses by tho quatiOuo, Tho class
| will meet la the small paflur at 1880.
Sunday school At 1880, with special
| Easter 80 vices. Unity club on Wodnos.
I
| Mendels snhn,' undcil cNargp Of Mrs. G..
| g.. piummrr, assisted by some Of tho
best musical talent In the at y. Special
| entertainment. Tho SUNDAY school
| entertainment announced for Tuesday
| evening has been postponed one week.
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ErOm FINLAND.

j. der James Tucker Of Morgan who
let home on April n, 1891, to take up
a missionary labor IN Great Britain,
has recently returned. The time OF
his absence was spent In the Chelten.
nam conference, England, where the
Elders are generally treated with re-.
psct although not much iuquiry IA
Elder Tucker returns In good health,
suG WITH tho satisfaction Ui kuOHing
that he has been Ia the line VI his
duty.
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Temple Notices.
SALT LAKE TEMPLE.

SALT LAKE TEMPLE.
The Salt Lake Temple will elise on
Friday, March 27,h, ani feoren on
Tuesday, Ann 10, 1895, al 1880 1.m.
These who cone On tue latter iate %
attend 10 ordinances work lux 20 10 bn
on hand sarly, as rscord.tsEing sni
baptlsms will necessarily have 10 bo
attended 10 on the same day,
LoRENzO sSrw, PRECEDENT,
1T. GEORGE ~ MPLE
win close on Fdday, 9Th Msrcl,
1896 aud reopen on lutsisy, the l2lh
VI May. DAVID III. CANNuS,
President.
81. GEoRGE, Utah, lO'h March, 1885
MAS1t TEMPLE.
The NJ 90 Temple will closo on
Tbufsday, End OF April, anu reopen or
TussdRy, Tue IAN, Al ga m. Record
for bapiisms taken at n. M. Monday
the l3th.
JOnN u. r. MCALLisTER,
PfusiJent.
LDGAS TEMPLE.
The Logan Temple viii close on
Tuesday evening, Mafch 8lst, and
open on "Wednesday morning, April
sIh, 1896.
NJ. w. MERRILL, Pfeslienl.
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mILINEHY opENING.

Ladies, you are cordially Invited 10
attend tue spring opening o. millinery
NJ tho Woman's Coop, on Wednesday
and rhursday, April Let and u.
New goods anu latest styles, Those
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before purchasing elfew here, Prices
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