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The morning times., 1896-02-24

Tacoma City Treasurer Guilty
Tacoma, Wash, Feb. 23.-A jury yester-
day brought in a verdict of guilty against
James W. McCauley, ex-city treasurer
charged with using public money for per-
sonal gain.
The morning times., 1896-02-24
WANT BIDS ON REINDEER
Some Queer Advertising Which
Hoke Smith Suggests.
APPROPRIATION is NEEDED

Congress Asked to Set Aside Forty
five Thousa nd Dolla RS for This Pur-
pose-Revenus Cutters Can He No
Longer Used as .Freighters-Ani-
mails Are Intended for Alaska
The morning times., 1896-02-24
Badness
Falling Hair, Da druff,

Facial Blemishes and Skin Diseases promptly
and permanently cured DIR j. SEMMES
704 l4th St, near @,
once and Residence
The morning times., 1896-02-24
FOR MONDAY AND TUESDAY.

8 lbs Best Creamery Butter. $3.50
3 lbs Best Creamery Butter. so
2 lbs Best Creamery Butter. SIS
Id. Best Creamery Butter - %
Clifton Cream Cheese. ..... is
Eggs that are guaranteed. Is
At my stand and on mall orders only.
GIBBONS, Butter Dealer,
Street Market. 5th and X.
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LESSON ON WATERLOO.
The Terrible Story of the sunken
Road and It's Awful Meaning
TO TIE GREAT NAPOLEON.
rre Had MOS, Carefully PLANNED Every
thing, bat Did Not Know the Danger OF
the sunLsn Road, Which Proved His
utter Ruin and Destruction.

Victor Hugo in that mntchless word
picture of Waterloo. wherein he paints
with such realistic vlvldness the awful
carnage OF the sunkCn road, tells the
tragic story OF a fatal mistake. In his
moment OF anticipated victory when he
thought the field was won, Napoleon
ordered an advance only to see the
flower OF his army DISAPPEAR in the
bloody ruvIne OF which he was ignor-
ant. So sudden and unexpected was
the shock, that when the voice Of tho
cannon had ceased and the great battle
was ended he wandered across the
bloody field leading his tired horse by
the bride. buried in thoughtful medi-
tation. as Hugo paints him. the SON.
nambullst of the shattered dream stlil
striving to advance"
Can we not apply this story 10 our
selves?
The weakness we disregard are our
sunken roads and bring often our
Waterloo OF III health.
Ignorance or neglect OF some appar-
emily little symptom may plunge US
into fatal disease. Remember oil dam
gerous diseases have beginning. II
you look to the little aches and palms,
the nervousness, weakness, the tired
exhausted feeling. the sieepiess nights,
the Indigestion, constipation. poor con-
ditIOn OF the blood, the slight kidney
or liver trouble. the spring debility, 30
sure to come at this season. as soon as
you discover them. you can easily, by
using that great ctfrer OF disease, DR..
Greene's Eervurn blood and nerve rem
cdy, make yourself perfectly strong and
well again.
1t gave perfect health to Mr.. Daniel
L. Ellington, OF 20 Hammond street,
Providence, K. l., who says:
Some time ago was completely run
down. was weak. tired and debilitated
all the time and good for nothing. My
digestive organs became fearfully dam
aged md I could eat scarcely anything.
What little food could take caused
me great distress. My sleep also
troubled me. and l would wake tired
and unrefreshed. got almost no rest
at night.
Hearing OF the wonderful cures
made by Dr.. Greenes NervuFa blood
and nerve remedy. l could not resist
the temptation TO try 1t. After takinS
Il short time began to feel much bet
ter.
81 continued to steadily improve and
am now entirely cured OF all my
troubles, thanks to DR.. Greene's Ner-
vura blood and nerve remedy. II Is n
wonderful medicine and advise every
one who is not in perfect health to use
It."
Take DR.. Greene's Nerpura blood and
nerve remedy this spring, for now Of all
times. 1t Is most dangerous TO neglect
your health. and the system Is always
made strong and vigorous by this per-
feet spring medicine. 1t Is the pre-
scription and discovery Of Dr. Greene.
OF IS West Fourteenth street, New York
City. who can be consulted without
CT rye personally or by letter.
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Mrs. Phoebe Thomas, OF Junction
City, H., was told by her doctors she
had Consumption ind that there was
no hope for her, but two bottles DR..
Kings New Discovery completely
cured her and she says II saved her life.
Mr.. Thomas Eggers. 1879 Florida street.
San Francisco, suffered from a drend-
full cold, approaching Consumption,
tried without result everything else.
then bought one bottle OF DR.. Kings
New Discovery and In two weeks was
cured. He Is naturally thankful. It Is
such results, OF which these are sam
pies; mat Ef totro the ~ C womGsriu, GieaSy
Free trial bottles at Logan Drug Co.'S
Drug Store. Regular size soc and 81 90.
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COULDN'T GET MS FORFEIT.
FItIslmmonH Manager HAS HIa Opinion
ofArticIea Of Agreement.

Ell PAso. Texas, Feb. l7-MartIn
Julian Dame across the Rio Grandc
this morning for a conference with
Stuart and Buck Connolly. Julian
started out by claiming forfeit, but was
told ne could get no forfeit. The ar
ticics OF agreement provide that "the
man failing to appear at the ringsfdo.f
should forfeit. MHher wus ready TO
appear at the ringside or would be an
coon rs the morning train got In from
Las Cruces. In addition 10 that there
was no ringside. 30 Mr.. Julian was told
There was q rlngzide on Friday. fhe
day set for the fight md II he wanted
20 cinim any forfeit for the failure of
Mahcr TO appear OF the rlnRsldc hr
should have done II on that day But"
objected Julian. you urged me 10
agree ITO the poStpoHcmcnt until Mon
day and dh X.
''If you don't know enough "a insist
on forfeit NJ me proper time. It's your
own fault" was the cold comfort be-
received. Julian grew indignant hui:
nc had no show He had thrown away
his chances for forfeit by not claiming
y on the day ~ dihe b5frie and he could
do nothing towurd getting II now.
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MouNpsv1LII.
A Miscellaneous MelnnGo OF Minor Mat
ters from MArxhalI'A Metropolis.


tiers from MarEhnll'A Metropolis.
one place of activity in tho city Is Mt
Seamon & Sons stog!e establishment.
One hundred hands are at work and the
newly improved machinery put In for
the more extensive manufacture of
stogles Is working to perfection. The
proprIcturs are greatly encouraged by
their change. Mr.. A. ]. Seaman, the
junior member OF the firm, has rented
the property OF r. S. Mcconnell. on Nc
Connell's addition. which has been va
cant for two years, and will move TO 1t.
Isaac MoNIchol Is n negro tcamster
While hauling In the country over mud
dy roads on Saturday one OF his horses
fell, He became enragcd Mt the poor
dumb animal md denlt blows with his
foot in It's side, the effects OF which end
cd the life Of the horse. No steps have
us yet been taken In the matter, but
something should be done at once.
The Moundsville board OF education
met In regular session last night and
accepted the plans for the new public
school building submitted by McCullum
& Ely, OF Washington, Pm. The other
plans were those OF Ffpuzhelm, Gieacy
& Faris. OF Wheeling, associated with
J. +. Barley, OF Moundsvillc.
Younken & AtcFadden have the con-
tract TO move the tools for the drilling
of Jolly Bros, well on Toms run, from
their Limestone well, which has been
abandoned for the time being. They
will do the work to-day.
II is understood that Pittsburgh par
ties. who are ut the present time opera
ting at Middle Island, will drill for oil
on their leases on Wheeling creek, this
county.
Rev. DR.. Gregg, of Chicago. national
organizer OF the Children's Home So
cIety, presented his cause before the NJ.
f. congregation on Sunday morning.
E. e. Henderson. OF Cameron, stopped
bore yesterday on his way home from
Wheeling.
J. NJ. Booth and D. L, Logan are east
on business trips.
L. Spence, of Martins Ferry, o., was
here yesterday.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Haps and Mtshaps In the Thriving City
Across The River.

Haps and Mishaps In the Thriving City
Across the River.
AZ the Romal inquest held yesterday
by Coroner ReCce Furbay, the motor
man and conductor on the electric car
which ran over him on Saturday morn
ing, were exonerated from oil blame.
The accident occurred on the Bellalre,
Bridgeport & Martins Ferry Electrical
Railway and the company was also eX-
onerated. II . Is supposed the young
man attempted to gel on The car.
Polk Miller will lecture at the Opera
House next Saturday evening and will
doubtless draw a large house. This
will be the second lecture OF the Y N.
C. A. course and deserves liberal pat
ronage.
Miss SallIe Miller. % Allegheny, Pa.
formerly OF Martins Ferry, Is VI skiing
her sister. Mrs. Frank HeinrIoh. Oh
Third street.
The masquerade ball at the Maen-
nerchor and the Scott Gordon benefit
at Inns hall last night were largely
attended.
MIss Virginia Matthews. of Allie
gheny. Pa, spent yesterday with her
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. s. G. Robinson.
The furnaces in the Central school
building were finished yesterday. The
heaters will be tested to-day.
F. C. Freshwater and NJ. L. Carey.
OF SlNtevsvIlIe, were hcre yesterday
on business.
Yesterday the Kelsey properly on
Fayette street, was appraised Mt $ISch
j. VI. Henderson returned last night
from Smi'hrcld.
Mrs. j. u. crowi, who has bcel vary
sick, Is better.
One of Lee whMe's children Is very
sick.
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LONDON, Feb. 1.-THE debate on
the address In reply 70 the queens
speech was continued in the house ~
commons to-day. Mr.. Timothy Har-
rington. ParnellHe, member Of Dublin
HArbor. moved an amendment TO the
effect that amnesty be granted TO the
Irish political prisoners. The motion
was supported by Mr.. John Redmond.
ParnellIte, member for Waterford
City: Mr. II. c. Plunkett, member for
the south division OF Dublin county;
Prof. W. H. II, Eecky. Liberal. Union
list. member for Dublin University and
others. Mr.. Balfout the Conservative
leader, moved the closure, which was
carried by n vote OF go to i07. Mr..
HarrIngton's motion was then defeated
by vote OF 279 to III.
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NEW ORLEANS RACES,
Roosevelt Wins the Handicap From Pey-
tomb and nIaaeo.


tonIa and BIasco.
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. l7.-seventy-
fourth day Crescent City Jockey Clubs
winter meeting. Clear and cool; track
good.
selling; seven furlongs-Dockst
won easily by two lengths: B. 4. Fly. Jr.
second; Souvenir third. Time. 1904.
Second. $500. for three-year-olds and
UP. selling: seven and half furlongs--
Rainmaker won easily by n head;
Hackett second: Gleesome third. Time,
Third, $3.50. for three-year.oIds and
upwards, selling: one mile-Midstar
won easily by two lengths: Lillian e,
second: Ban johnson third. Time,
Fourth, $500, HANDICAPPED three-year-
olds and upwards; one mile and twenty
yArds-RooSevelt won easily by two
lengths: Peytonia second; Blasco third.
Fifth, $3.50. for maiden three-year-
oids: six fHrlongs Commissioner
Frank won easily by two lengths;
Twelve Fifty second; J. W. Levy third.
Time. LII.
sixth, 5000. for three-year-olds and
up: seven furlongs-Gold Dust won.
driving by length; Dutch Arrow Sec
ond; My Hebe third. Time, 1907.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
n RIDER OF PUBLICATION.

The State OF West Virginia. Ohio
County, Rss
In tho Circuit Court OF Ohio County,
West Virginia, February Rules, 1896.
A. c, Harold vs. Margaret Elwood, John
Elwood, james Elwood, Patrick Elwood.
Edward Elwood, Mary Elwood, Alice
Elwood, Annie Now md Johnnie Now,
her husband, Doalia Lap (alias Bridget
lap, and Harry Lap, her husband, the
Mutual Savings Bank OF Wheeling,
George Il, Caldwell. trustee, and Joseph
WarnOr,-ln Chancery.
The object OF this suit Is to subject tho
real estate IN the city Of Wheeling, WOst
Virginia, OF which Patrick EIwood died
seized, 70 sale for the purpose Of paying
And It appearing from an AFFIDAVIT flied
IN said cause, ut these rulos, that the de-
fOndAnts, John ElwoOd James Elwood,
Dealla Lap (AlnA Bridget lap and Harry
Lap, her husband. are not residents OF tho
state OF West Virginia. and thoy not hav-
ing been served with process In said suit,
on motion OF tho complainant, by his so-
Hector, this order OF publication Ii entered
against thcm, and II Ia ordered that tho
said defendants, above named, be and are
required to appear within ono month after
tho date o. tho nrst publication OF this or
der nnd 10 what IS necessary TO protect
their interests. 4 is further ordered that
tins order DO published and posted as re-
Witness. John W. Mitchell, clerk of our
said court, q tho court house q said
wit: February Rules, lSgS. wv w
go, JOHN W. MITCHELL, ciork.
Pnhlaheg nrst time February 9, 1890
Attest J9itN W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
: Solicitor for Complainant. fce.th .
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OUR people are growing more and
more in the habit OF looking to G. I.
Mcnken1cller, John Klnri, W. II. Hague,
II. C. Stewart. r. Il. Burt, ]. Coleman,
a, T.. Schenle, William Menkemoller,
J. G. Ehrle, Wheeling: Bowie 6 Co,
bridgeport; B. +, Peabody & Son. Ben
wood, FOR the latest and best OF every
thing In the drug line. They sell Cham
hcrlaIns Cough Remedy, famous for its
cures OF bad colds, Group and whooping
cough. When IN need Of such medl-
elmo give this remedy trial and YOU
will DO more thnn pleased with the ro-
suit.
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SHIRT WAISTS GEO. 2. eTlgHL 8 co.
{. STEFEL 6 co.
shirt waists
made to order

Could not fit more perfectly than the waists boughtfro
our store This demonstrated daily and although this
is yet midwinter we're selling waists very readily Our
last years business large in this dePort@ent-hun
ton is established and this year expect double this
business at least Only the best can sell
us. Look in lower window-for styles in wash waists
that we have--from 48c up to 81 70 each.
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SIMON s. HARTMAN, Of runnol.

SIMON s. HARTMAN. OF Tunnel
ton, West Virginia, has been subject to
attacks OF collie about once year, and
would have to cnll doctor and then
suffer for about twelve hours as much
na some do when they die. lie was taxi
en- recently Just the same as ut other
times, and concluded to try Chamber
lnIn's Cole, Cholera and Dihrrhocn
Remedy. He says: II took one dose OF
II and II gave me relief In i've minutes.
This Is more thnn anything else has cv-
or done for me-"
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LONDON. Feb. t7.-The Baptism o!
the second son OF the duke and duchess
OF York, who was born June %, 1894,
took place in the church at SandrIng-
ham to-day. The occasion was mode a
general holiday for the people OF the
neighborhood. DR.. Shebrank OBLIGATED.
The Princess OF Wales pronounced the
name Albert Frederick George Arthur.
A hymn and the blessing finished the
ceremony
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The Press Club and Independents, tho
two tailender teams In the Musee tour
nament, met last evening and figured IN
three exciting contests. The first waa
won by Press Club on heavy margin
and the second was almost as easy for
Independents. In the third both teama
rolled fine ten-pins, and when the tenth
frame was completed It was seen that
the game was tle-each team had S96.
rolled. Independents making lie and
winning the game. while Press Club
cracked out the very respectable score
NJ az Score.
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M1DDLEsBoRo. KY, Feb. Ill.
Jackson was waylaid, shot and killed
near the Half Way House on Saturday
night. Jackson usually kept n large
sum OF money about him and evidently
the object OF the assassin was robbery.
No rIup
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SOOTHING. healing, cleansing. De-
Wits Witch Hazel Salve is the enemy
TO sores, wounds and piles, which II
never falls TO cure. Stops itching and
burning. Cures chnpped lips and cold
sores In two or three hours. LoEnn &
Co, Wheeling, W. Va, u. +. Peabody,
Benwood, and Bowie & Co.. Bridgeport.
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Know.n n Good Thing.

BOSTON, Feb. f7.-The North Adams
(Mass.) Transcript, the Oldest paper In
northwestern Massachusetts, begins
tuking the Geographic news service OF
the Associated Press to-day. and aban-
dons the service OF the United Press.
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LONDON. Feb. 1.-THE British vice
consul at Archangel. It Is now known,
received the news OF Dr.. Nansen's
safety from the governor of Archangel.
1t Is net 9tntCd whence the latter OBJ
talned his Information.
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THE DAgE BALL PARK.
Tho GILES site Being Considered Along
WIN Lhn OH PARK.

The base ball grounds question 10 stu
unsettled md another site in addition
10 the old park Ia now being considered
~ Mr.. Wright. The owners Of tho
Giles property Just ncroas tho street
from the SChmulbach property, Rrc
negotiating with the base ball clul
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WITH THE BowLERs,
TbsSIEhny Reeor'i OF strikes ana spares
on the Alleys.

Last evening the Mozarts and La
Bellies were scheduled for games in the
over-the- creek bowling tournament.
The Mozarts failed to appear and La
Bellies rolled three scores and claim
tho Victories by forfeit The score:
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PEOPLE who live in the country
should keep Salvation OIL, the infnlllble
antidote for the poisonous stlngs Of
bees and wasps.
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wANTED-Everybody to call at ].
C. Beck q Co.'S. corner OF Thlrty-ninth
and Jacob streets, and get sample cup
OF Teepley's Indian and Ceylon Tea.
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NOW IT'S FRIDAY.
Fi.ssimmons and Julian Agree to
II Postponement Again.
A VERY LIVELY CONFERENCE

Was Held by the interested pisr.ons Yes
trr,Iay at El Pn.o-FltIsimmpns aud
.Juilan both Lose Their To'hpers, and
show that Old Streak OF "Ve'iow.'
Last Nights Rowling Games Above and
Below the Creek Other sporting News.
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HELP wANrEp-MALE.

GTNTs-GREATEsT OFFER CIV
"A EN- by any newspRper-Fifty Cents
TO agents on each Dollar. The Catholic
News Is endorsed by the Catholic Bishops.
Priests and eminent writer's Us the leading
price, one Year BY Mall, Ono Dollar
CanVassers are allowed tho idrge com
mission of Fifty Cents on each 81 %.
Agents wanted in every Catholic parish In
every city and town. Experience not nee
THE CATHOLIC NEWS. 10 Barclay
street, New York. fcS
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All pain banlOhOd BY Dr.. MllOa' Palm RUS.
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and Il Is possible that that site will be
accepted. The grounds question Is 70
be settled to-day, says Mr.. Wright.
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sTRIKINGLY HANDSOME
DRESDEN SILKS,

DRESDEN SILKS, STRlKlNGLY HANDsohh
Forevenng costumes waists Silk and Wool Suitings.
and trimmings how pretty Lines of lustrous weaVes in
in their dainty colors and Zgzag jacquard, Persian,
exquisite patterns, works of Check and Plain desgns--
art every one and the either glace ORPHAN grounds
riety is great We have some having the elegant
Just received some of the Dresden effect of printed
warp printed illuminated warp. Also full lines of
design in waist lengths Scotch Tweeds--in the new
exclusive patterns You buy shades green blue brown
t--you don't have dozen etc--rom SOC per yard up
others of the same to meet to So 90 per yard
on the street every day. mp1uw1xcs E
From 75c to 81 rs per yard. trA4-.",' 81, 49,.
0iI In 1:s1 a, or some--either of the pretty
En9roGelea, az - u3 irridescent bands Of spange
A ~ az arhdJ or the wider jet and spange
spots and figures of cardi ~ fb
nal rose blue, white, etc tif Costume
Inc real vau t ~ I Buttons also will be in de-
80 oo yaru' pGS "ie liz s mand So we have put in
81 S. an a. eA onna ltno ~ II nssIen
SILK DAMASSE pb;nts.nna 0mol and Pearl
Is just what you want for and a sizes Of Gilt and
SKIRT or Dress, penny olae :li Pearl Buttons
eAIl" w. us - aar w GILT AND SPANGLED
large running designs Belts of different widths and
Withal the richest black lengths--in prices from SOC
dress fabric on the market to 81 25 EACH
BR0CAELES in all colors of and twoone effects for
H,,c%o E1rnit onntf0O
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BR0CATELLES in all coor of and twotone effects for
Daperies Curtains Furniture cotton, silk and velvet
Draperies for mante drapng curtains in all coors
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nor SALE OR RENT-THE Sci
II BERT Garden, at Pleasant VAL
ley, fronting go feet OH National Road
and extending back 100 feet, Can DO laid
out in very desirable building lots. For
Rcnt--The homestead OF c. SGibert, nd.
Joining s. s. Bloch's residence, with ten
and foHr-roomed house on the promises.
Possession given Immediately. Inquire OF
+. HAPPY. at Rcymnnn Brewery, or at
premises. doSl-eow
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WY ANTED-SEVERAL TRUST
w WORTHY gentlemen or ladies To travel III
West Virginia for established, reliable house.
Salary $50 ppd expenses Steady position. En-.
close reference and Suli.nddrcSsGd stamped GU.
velopc TIE DOMINION COMPANY. Third
Floor. Omaha Building. Chicago. nos
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FOR SALE.

49, 5000"
IToR sALE-oNE SINGLE BED AND
Il mattress. Address 2. A. T., care oil
intciiigcncer office, JAZZ
TNOR SALE-BUFFET SALOON AND
u restaurant fixtures For other In
formation call at saloon, corner Alleys B
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GEO. I. STIFEL & CO.
WANTED.

SALESMAN (NlEDICAL)-WANrED
y 10 call on phyLclanS with large and I'm.
pOrtant surgical work almost ready. An Okcel'
len, Income eau he earned BY physicians or
Others OigoolHddrGSS state age and experience
Lock Box lSJl Philadelphia Pa nrI
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GILT AND SPANGLED

Belts of different widths and
lengths--in prices from Soc
to 81 25 each.