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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-13
CAUGHT AT RALEIGH.
SAY THEY HAVE THE RUSSELL
MEN WHIPPED.
BIuebIrds Appear Acknowledgement
Pearson on Ben TilIman-Heward
whitaker Once More.

RALEIGH, n. c., March l2-(Spe-
ciai)-The cotton-mil to be built at
Gastonia Is to be 3O0x7 feet, and two
stories high. One million bricks will be
used in It's construction. A great deal OF
new machinery is being placed In the
Erwin cotton-mill, at Durham. which is
one of the largest mills In the state. one
of the best-payng mills in North Caro-
lima is the Henrietta.
The Dockery men are openly saying
that they have Russell whipped now In
the Republican fight for the guberna-
torial nomination. They declare that
there is not word of truth in the
statement that the Populists are TO name
the man; that the Republicans will not
entertain such an idea for an instant.
The Populists, It Is said. know this, and
are only making the demand for pur-
poses OF a BLUM. in order 10 get as many
concessions as hey can from the Repub-
Leans.
BLUEBIRDS APPEAR.
Last year there were no bluebirds, and
the farmers greatly missed these little
harbngers OF spring, TO their delight
the bluebirds have reappeared.
The number Of students at Davidson
College Is now TO- and at Wake Forest
225.
The people In this section are again
fortunate In missing the blizzard. Last
night was blustery, and to-day the wealth
or Il cold but bright. Very little rain
fell here.
Labor-Commissioner y. r. Lacy Will
Ia v-hO nv
mail a copy Of his interesting report for
1885.
PEARSON AND TTLLMAN.
In an address TO the Republicans OF
the Ninth District Congressman Rich
mond Pearson tells them 10 90 ahead
and fuse with the Populists, and TO
be sure to be extremely liberal 10 the
latter in counties in which the Republi-
cans must have Populist aid to beat the
Democrats. Pearson says Ben TIL
man is the real head Of the new silver
party. and speaks Of him In harsh terms.
judge Ewart deliberately says that he
intends 10 take the stump for Senator
Pritchard when the time comes. The
last Judge 10 make n regular campaign
was Sam Watts. I'm 1874.
There Is a considerable increase I'm the
number OF cases OF grippe.
The close season for partridges and
most other birds begins March 18th. The
slaughter here has been great. and the
birds are thinned out.
The State University baseball team
has made dates for games with Yale
and Princeton.
Governor Carr offers reward OF $50
for the capture OF Robert Whitaker, Of
Halifax county, who murdered J. w.
Harrall, and who fed from the State
Mrs. Arlington succeeded to-day in
getting n warrant for ex-Judge Spier
Whitaker. charging him with perjury
The hearing was held this afternoon
The charge was proved unfounded, and
the case was dismissed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-13
WILSON NEWS.
4 Wedding-Prepnring for Increased
Tobacco Trade.

WILSON, n. c.. March 12.-(Speclal)-
Last evening. at the residence Of the
BRIDE Miss Florence Taylor was united
in marriage to Mr.. Walter SadIer, both
of this place. Rev T. n. Iyey. pastor
Of the Methodist church. performed the
ceremony.
Wilson's tobacco trade will be greatly
augmented for next season. Large pre-
parations are already being made TO meet
the increased trade next fall. Another
large warehouse is one Of the increased
facilities for next season. Nearly 5000
coo pounds of the weed have already been
sold since the 1st Of August, and the
market is still active.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-13
Minnesota Editor Nobbed.

MITCHELL. s. D.. March EN-
couragcd by the action of the late Mitch
ell mob. the citizens OF Lu Verne.
Mimi, have taken the law into their
own hands ana dealt summarily with
Editor +. n. Bailey. who. II Is claimed,
has been blackmailing prominent citi-
zens OF that place. lie was seized by
"A mob. and beaten and kicked into In
sensibiiity. and then dragged through
the streets. He was finally rescued by
an officer, who was also roughly handled.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-13
PROPOSED CUBAN RECOGNITION.
How a Member OF Parliament Looks
Al IL.

LONDON. March l2.-Mr. Walford Da-
Wis Green Conservative, member of Par
Lament for Wedbury. has written an ar
ticle. which is published in the PAN Mall
the belIigerent rights OF the Cuban insur-
gents by the United States. The United
States, he says, has always been on the
side OF people struggling for freedom.
and Spain. he thinks. would make an
error II she regarded the recognition OF
the belligerency OF the Cubans as a hos
tile act. The people Of Great Britain, he
continues. will bear IN mind the essential
distinction between recognition 81 bellige-
rency and recognition OF independence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-13
The Dry-Good- Mnrket.

NEW YORK. March Elm the dry
goods market to-day the temperature was
stiIi too low for any spirited business in
surlng lines, either with retailers or job
hers. although the latter have reported
a fair days business.
The primary market coptinues dull In
tone. and, whilst prices are without
ouotable change In any direction. the
market is stiil an easy one to do busi-
ness in.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-13
PHILADELPHIA METHODIsTs.
Action in Favor of Admission OF
Women 10 Conference.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, March 12.-The
Philadelphia Methodist Episcopal Confer
once to-day rejected the resolution sub
mitted TO all conferences by the last
General Conference lin 1890, permitting
the admission Of males only to the gene
raj conference as lay delegates. The
vote was three IN favor OF the resolution,
and elghty-siX against it. while l2i MEM
bers were recorded as Declining TO vote"
The conference thus virtually sanctions
the admission Of women as lay delegates
The conference tomorrow Will vote
upon a resolution which was adopted
by the last general conference. and also
submitted to the different annual con-
ferences, providing for the admission of
men and women as lay delegates to the
general body. II IS expected that this
will meet with affirmative action.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-13
New Deputy Comptroller.

WASHINGTON. ID. G.. March H.
George NJ. Coffin. Of Charleston, s. C.,
to-day entered upon the duties Of Deputy
Comptroller OF the Currency. to which
position he has been appointed by Sec
rotary Carlisle. upon the reeommenda-
ton OF Comptroller Eckels He was
appointed Chief OF the Division OF Issues
IN 1856, upon the request Of Comptroller
Trenholm. vino transferred him in 1879
10 the head Of the Division Of Reports.
including examiners reports. In which
position he has been retained continu-
ously since by Comptroilers Lacy, Hep
burn and Eckels
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-13
BLACKSTONE.
Death of Mrs. Il. Frank Crowe-So
License.

BLACKSTONE, VA, March l2.-tSpe-
cial)-Mrs. e. Frank Grove, who was
stricken with paralysis yesterday, died
this morning at o'clock. She was not
able to speak at al after being paralyzed.
nor was she able 10 write her desires. The
funeral will take place from the residence
tomorrow evening and the interment will
be In Lake View Cemetery. Mrs. Grove
was the only daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Anderson Scott. Of Blackstone. She leaves
a husband and three children, who have
the sympathy Of the entire community
in their great afflction. Mrs. Grove had
only one brother. Mr. Hunter Scott. Of
Lynchburg.
Your correspondent was In error yester-
day when he stated that after May no
liquor license will be issued here for less
than 800 ] should have said that no H.
cense at all VIII be issued in the town or
within a radius OF three miles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-13

PARIS, March l2.-The Figaro pub
fishes an article deallng with the fresh
disturbances in Armenia. and the policy OF
blindness and inertia which prevails In the
Yildlz palace, in which IL says: According
to the latest intelligence. a revolution in
the palace is imminent, the object OF it
being 10 compel recalcitrant members OF
the palace TO adopt IDEAS OF tolerance
and progress"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-13
UNCLE SANS "PRETENsIoNs.-
France Would Like to Help End
Spain's Trials.

PARIS, March l2.-The Eciair says that
in view Of the exaggerated pretensions
Of the United States, # appears difficult
for European diplomats not to extend
their good offices 70 Spain. In any case,
the paper says. the people Of France
would be pleased TO see everything done
70 end the trials Of a sister nation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-13
Ashland Notes.

ASHLAND. VA. March l2.--(Special)
At a meeting OF W. y. Newton Camp.
No. 81 Confederate Veterans to-day
Mrs. III. c. Scott was chosen TO repre-
sent the camp as assistant 10 Mrs
j. Taylor Ellyson, Vice-Regent OF vir-
glnia, in collecting war-relics for the
Confederate Museum, at Richmond.
The vestry OF 81. James Episcopal
church here has extended call 20 the
Rev. Mr.. Spencer, OF Petersburg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-13
ITALy.s AFRICAN CAMPAIGN.
IL u I'm Future to he on the De-
feusiye.

ROME. March 12-AdvIces received
from Africa say King Menelek's army,
advancing slowly. has now reached En-
tisco. midway between Adowa and Adj
graf. Communication with Kassala is
unbroken. Osman Digma is now at
Galu Sit.
The Italia says II understands the gov
eminent viii hereafter act strictly on
the defensive In Africa.
1t Is learned that after the battle at
Adowa only II per cent. OF the
Italian army answered to their names
at roll-call.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-13
FAILURE OF CLOTHING COMPANIES.
IL Is Due TO the Assignment of
ROthSci,iid. Baum a. Stern.

COLUMBUS, o.. March 12.-As result
Of the failure OF the clothing firm Of
Rothschid, Baum & Stern. in Rochester,
y. y. yesterday. the Union Clothing
Company. Solomon NJ. Levy, proprietor
made an assignment to-day TO James NJ
Butler The assets are valued at 10000
The liabilities are $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-13
Aged Indy Burned 10 Death.

RALEIGH. y. c., March l2.-This morn
ing. during the absence OF the remainder
OF the family, Mrs. Fannie Ivey. Y years
Of age, was burned 10 death at the home
Of her son, Henry NJ. Ivey, general store
keeper Of the 5eaboard Airline. Her
body was found by a grandchild on the
hearth, so badly burned that she was
unrecognizable. 1t is bought she was
removing the blower from the crate and
had an attack Of vertigo, or was
paralyZed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-13

sulting tho managers OF the Colonial and
Barcelona banks. called meeting OF the
Cabinet. which decided TO secure month
ly subsc option OF 100000 for the pur-
pose OF prosecuting the war In Cuba the
government 10 pay 6 per cent. interest
therefor. II II hoped by this plan TO
avoid credit operations abroad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-13
DAMAGES AGAINST THE "woRLD.,
Five Thousand Dollars Awarded to
Harriet Monroe.

NEW YORK, March BY a deci-
sion in the United States Circuit Court
OF Appeals Harriet Monroe has been
awarded 5000 against the New York
World for unlawmlly publishing a poem
written by the plaintiff to be delivered
on the occasion OF the dedication Of
the Columbian Exposition, or World S
Fair, in Chicago.
The case has been before the United
States Crcnit Court some time. and
judgment was rendered against the
World on December IS. 1894 An appeal
was taken, with the result here stated,
Judges Wallace, Lacombe, and Shipman
declaring that the World should pay
the damages demanded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-13
SOUTHERN RAILWAY SECURITIES.
Decline Therein Due to Sales by
SNndicnte Members.

NEW YORK, March 12.-The recent de-
cline ia Southern railway stocks and
bonds is understood to have been Cue to
sales by members Of the syndicate form
cd 10 underwrite the Richmond reorgani-
cation plan. A few days ago call was
made upon syndicate members for the
remainder Of their subscriptions due.
amounting TO 80 per cent. In anticipation
Of the distribution of the Southern rail-
way securities, which was made yester-
DAY on the closing up OF the syndi-
cate. some OF the members sold the bonds
and stocks they were already carrying.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-13
ItaIInns Fleeing Military Service.

PARIS. March 12-italians DESTROYS
OF escaping military service are docking
into France by every railway train. and
there is no dimlnution Of their numbers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-13
ENGLISH OFFICERS AND SPAIN.
Tender of Service In Case Of War
With Us.

LONDON, March l2.-In the House of
Commons to-day, Hon. w. s. Frederick,
Parliamentary Secretary for the War
Office, stated in reply TO a question asked
by Dr. Tanner. Nationalist member for
Middle Cork, that the -War-Ofiice knew
nothing Of a report that English mill
tary officers had offered their services
to Spain I'm the event Of the occurrence
OF hostilites between that country and
the United States. The penalties Of such
action, he added. would be enforced, in
accordance with the foreign enlistment
act
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-13
Degrees for Women.

LONDON. March l2.-The senate OF the
University Of Cambridge met to-day and
decided that the members OF the uni
yersity should elect a committee TO con-
slider under what conditions women may
be admitted TO degrees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-13
Tobacco Warehouse Bnrned.

LANCASTER, PA, March i2.-The
large tobacco warehouse OF c. Walter
KendIg was completely destroyed by fire
this morning. Loss. $500; covered by
insurance. The fire is supposed to have
been of incendiary origin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-13
MIR. CHAMBER DENIES.
He Is Not Thinking of Marriage
uf All.

WELDON, \. c.. March l2-(Special)-
J. Armstrong Chanier was here to-day.
He says there Is no truth in the rumor
that he is TO marry cousin OF Amelle
Rives princess TroubetzkoD; nor is he
thinking of marriage az all.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-13
co,, Reserve. st29.o5i.s35.

WASHINGTON. -. G., March IL
The Treasury gold reserve at the close
Of business to-day stood at NZoooi, 80
The Withdrawals FOL the day were $ioZ'-
100
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-13
New Chinese Loan.

PEKING. March IA contract has
been signed with an Anglo-German syn
dicate for new Chinese loan Of $4,000. d.
coo at 5 per cent. The loan is to be Is
sued ut "a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-13
NI'IIINHEY's MONEY PLANK.


day was written by Him-Favors
"BimetaIlism," with Gold, silver,
and Paper Money Of Equal Value"
From New York World, heading and all)
I'VE contend for honest money. for a
currency OF gold, silver, and paper, with
which to measure our exchange that shall
be as sound as the government and as
untarniahed as its honor, and to that
end we favor bimetallsm and demand the
use OF both gold and silver as standard
money, either in accordance with a ratio
to be fixed by an international agree
ment Of that can be obtaned), or under
such restrictions and such provisions TO
be determined 10y legislation as Will Sc
cure the maintenance of the PARTIES Of
values OF the two metals. so that the
purchasing ana debt-paying power OF the
dollar, whether Of silver gold, or paper.
shall be at all times equal. Financial
plank Of Ohio platform. drawn by Will
liam Mckinley. and adopted by the State
Convention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-13

Orders for printing sent 10 the Dispatch
Company win be given prompt attention.
and the style OF work and prices WI -
sure to please you. ........
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-13
Cuban War-Fund Provtsion.

LONDON. March IA dispatch from
Madrid to the Pail Mall Gazette says that
Premier Canovas del Castillo, after con-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-13

There is no doubling the efficacy OF
Or. Duivs Cough Syrup. II cures every
time.
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PROPER HOOKS FoW Cmn.pnnx.
Wholesome Reading Matter for til
Young Idea Under sixteen Years.


Wholesome Reading Matter for the
Young Idea Under sixteen Years.
|. Black beauty, the Autobiography Of
Horse.
,. Sara Crewe. OF What Happened ut
Miss Minchln's.
3, Little Women--Alcnu.
L. Little Men -Alcott.
b. Two Little Confodorates.
6. Anderson's Fairy Tales.
Z. The Seven Little Sisters.
s. Toby Tyler.
o. Old Fashioned Girl-Alco,t.
10. Little Lord Fauntleroy.
| select this list because everyone OF
these books is a favorte with the children
have read each Que OF them and know
that the language is ohastc and the thought
81 in the best English, Each one Of these
hooks is written with purpose. zach
teaches a truth. There arc many bccks
written for children in u mandy -patnby way
that ought never 10 have been iublishei.
The above hooks instruct as wnll as amt Sc
Everyone Of them is a lesson in ethics. and
the best lesson because the pupil /, un-
consciously taught ethics. You can not
preach morals into children but when they
see morality lived in the story they will be
greatly influenced, Very truly,
W, w, Barnett.
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ball was given with much oclat, Virginia
reel and quadrille We're interspersod With
exquisite ballads rendered by "A sweet
voiced soprano from our ucighboring Ores
cent State. Some fine violin selections With
piano Accomplishments We're much enjoyed
py appreciluyo listeners.
Some distinguished guests at Sour Lake
at present are, Hon w. H. Chiffon. secre-
tary OF the state OF Virginia; Colonel Will
lam NJ. Lecky ~ Peunsy lvania; nr. aud Mrs.
j. b. Mcconnell Of Louisiana; Mr., and Mrs.
Il. Il. Nickerson OF San Antonio. Texas,
Mrs. j. c. Teller and sen OF Denver Colo;
Mrs, G.. w Lloyd aud daughter of Colorado
Springs, Colo General w. II. Howard Of
Houston; A. de Hcrbeccurt of beaumont:
H. NJ Foster of Lake Charles, a; Captain
and Mrs \. W. West Of Lake Charles.
La; A. +. Anderson of Trinity, la; 7. J.
Skaess of Beeville, Texas. and j. ".
Wirch OF Virginia.
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UNCLAIMED EUELGNr.


WrIIN, FnfE0 n N''H tsNIT'NN'
The following ia Il list of packages io-
naming on hand at W'lls' i'qrEo Co 70
express office week ending November rs
Charles Arndt. Mother ST, Louis. s.
Wheeler, H. Baumgar,, T. Marie l.. II
Walker. j. p Collier, T. Morrison, y. C..
Wyman, L. l.. Culpoppcr J. II, Nu'tall.
nou,schc zoltuue. ", Nclsou u. Enstcr-
brock. " II paullan. /. Elsncr ]. T..
pcnnick, $ ". Finn, G W RIcharlson,
J. II. Grimes, l.. e. Ryan George ,.
Wiuslow Robinson, e.. ll0den. c :. Rem
fro. VI. Jacobs " T. Smyih. j. Kerr. Z.
slarcko, y Lemon, lien smith 5ihs lac
u J Schur. l., l.owcrN. pr. g. Vincent
j. Murstim. g. q, Woedcn
Il. l.. Carey. Agent
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the JILT's JACQUEMiNoT.

lacqueminot, from roses red and white
III her corsagc. she let me pluck one night;
Iwas while we noated through the
witching dance;
The music and her charms held me IN
trance;
She was my queen and her plghted
knight.
An me- Since then twelve months have
taken flight;
No more her ilame-meroly q loveworn
wight
cherish that relic OF my romance
\ jacqucminot.
Another's bride, so beautiful and bright,
she vowed her ycstcreen; with rapt de-
light
lie gazed upon her comedy countenapce:
His love and pride illumincd every
glance.
Just how her Tickle heart such JOY can
blight
Jack may know.
George Shelby Bogert.
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Galveston Texas. November %, 1890 49,
IN memory of Mrs II. H. Hol,kamp. who
lied November 10, 1896. in Houston, Texas.
In that home that Sabbath morning
An VAS happiness and health.
But before the sabbath ended
Sorrow came for there VAS death.
silently stealing came Deaths Angel,
When the dark hour NJ night had cone
Came and took that faithful n'other
From her loving ones and home.
oh, Who has felt a mothers guidance.
or who has had her tender care
To we'll know the bitter anguish
when death from them her presence
tear.
Noble. true and faithful mother.
Kind and loved by every one.
She was cherished and respected
For her deeds much lave had won,
Oh Re consoled husband and children,
Though this parting wounds your heart,
II was Jesus In His wiSdnin
Called your mother from you TO part.
A few short years Of grlof and sorrow
WIN end this earthly strife and pain.
Then our hearts will know no parting
In heaven we hone TO meet again.
Written by her niece, Mrs. Ida But
tcrowe.
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American r,prrss Company.

List OF packages remaining in the cf0co
of the American Express company for wecl,
ending November aS
DO W Allison. $, Bcrgold, NJ Boclle
man, Patrick Egan, ", II rarrand, w,
y, Hamilton, j Il. Jones, II Lcwis, lit
erary Editor Texas School Journal j. &c.
Maypcr. u. y. Mathews. T, Mccall. II. c.
NoisaunGrr George W. Urth, r. 4. Park.
or. II Paris, Mrs. a. u Sampson l..
scheilcr. Frank Tatum, Edward Voglcr y,
y. Whitcomb. Mrs. \. Walter,
NJ Il Trotshprn Arrut
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To Cnrt the Vote.

Henderson. Texas November 2G.--The
following letter explains itself; attorneys
says there is a conflict between the State
and Federal laws
Hon. Ned Morris. Henderson. Texas;
Austin Texas November y. 1896 Dear
Sir: Replying to yours OF the 2Sd llstcnt,
YOU are respectfully advised hat under the
act OF congress OF the unted sintes. ap-
proved February 3, 1887. the electors ucet
and give their votes on the Heconl Monday
in January next following their appoint
ment at such place In each State as The
legislature OF such State shall direct; the
legislature OF this State has dcsigna'rd Aus
tin as the place OF meeting Very truly
yours. o. \. BROWN
Acting Secretary " State.
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As it is essential to good health. Washing
costs but trifle with us, and we guaI :
sntee 1t to be satisfactory. Work called.
for and delivered, and special work turned
out in hours. The Model Laundry, lOll
Prairie. Phone, 1s1.
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The habituos OF the Sour Lake hotel
were alive to the fact that Thanksgiving
Day was TO be observed and the occasion
was discussed with the usual Thanksgiving
turkey and its Accomplishments
While In the evening genuine Sour Lake
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w. &. II, U.

A meeting OF the Womans Christian
80 D. III. with Mrs Tracy. at ll0t Lamar
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WE CAN DO SPECIAL BUNDLES
In four hours and do them right. 81 Pack
ards Troy Laundry. 92 Prairie avenue.
Phone S3e,
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avenue, for the purpose of completing ar
for Mrs. Charlton Edholm's
series of meetings. which commence Tues
day afternoon.
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MILLINERY,

Go the city over and you will find no suen aa
values as our Millinery Department onels-s
complete department in the state laal', Y
Hats S. SO, $500, 81. so, $500. Chllds gym
50. 50. So $780, So. So Nobby caps u =
FOR Boys and Girls.
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Blankets and Quilts at Cost.

Another week of rare values in Blankets and Quilts
Our entire stock at mill cost Cold weather is here
Why wait when you have the opportunity of getting
such rare bargains! No fake sale; simply facts. At
mill cost is what the prices will be.