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Smyrna times., 1897-06-23

Three sets of twins within the space
of one hour is a record breaker for this
community. But such was the case
recently, when two girls were born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Jefferson Stats, two
boys to Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Walker
and two boys to Mr.. and Mrs. Gray
Deakyne. The twins are all bright
and healthy and doing well.
The season at Woodland Beach open
ed last Sunday anG the first regular
''Beach Night" will come off this
evening and L. p. Campbell, the genial
hotel proprietor, has everything in
readiness for a busy season. Oglesby
Orchestre came down Monday and will
furnish their popular music. The sea-
son promises to be lively one.
w. o. Hoffecker has just finished
hulling his crop of Scarlet Glover seed
and his yield was very large. getting
1OS bushels from acres of ground or
an average Of 134 bushels per acre.
The seed is strictly first class, having
been saved without damage from the
weather. Scarlet clover as crop this
year was very generally failure and
the above yield under these conditions
therefore, is all the more fattering.
Berry shipments over the railroads
and our two boat lines are falling of,
as the strawberry season is about over.
The shipments this year have been
heavy, and the prices secured by the
grower have in most cases been better
than last season. Some growers, how
ever, complain that prices fell steadily
toward the close Of the season. There
is every prospect of a large rasberry
and blackberry crop.
Pavement-InspectOr II. i. Cunamins
is still perambulating and if You have
any bad pavements it would be we'll TO
repair them without any further delay
sooner than clock horns" with this Off
cial. He means to have better pave
ments in the town of Smyrna and to
know how conscientiously he is per-
forming his duties can be seen by
the long list of names handed in at our
Council meetings.
Smyrna times., 1897-06-23

The topic for next Sunday evening
at the Mems Union, st. Peters Chapel,
will be Religion in Relation to Busi-
ness" A full attendance is desired.
Meeting hour 80 o'clock.
Smyrna times., 1897-06-23
Grand Fireworks al Lake Como,

atsio o'clock IN the evening.
Citizens hang oui "old GLORY" at your dwellings.
join IN making this enc gail day
ny order Of RllRCUrIvg COMMITTEE
Smyrna times., 1897-06-23

The "June drop" this year from the
peach trees is something fearful. The
young fruit has mostly fallen and
much that is left seems to be stuug by
the curculio.
Smyrna times., 1897-06-23

Family groups a speciality. An ex-
cellent opportunity while in town on
5th of July to make a sitting. Pho
tOgraphs were never so cheap as
now.
Smyrna times., 1897-06-23

The Brady Steamboat Company have
awarded the contract for building
large warehouse and wharf at Flem-
ings Landing, to the Delaware Con-
structiOn Co. of Wilmington.
Smyrna times., 1897-06-23

Daniel Russ was arraigned before AL
derman Baggs on Wednesday last for
reckless driving on the Sunday pre-
vious. He was fined $500 and costs.
Smyrna times., 1897-06-23

The pestiferous fly and tantalizing
mosquito have begun to get in their
fine work.
Smyrna times., 1897-06-23

Hot water will take the sting from
sunburR; afterwards apply cold
cream.
Smyrna times., 1897-06-23

The farmers are busy. The hay and
wheat harvest is making them hus-
tie. May it be profitable.
Smyrna times., 1897-06-23

your special attention t
Smyrna times., 1897-06-23

Shoes are on the go at Prettymans
cash closing sale. :
Smyrna times., 1897-06-23

A special meeting of the Mogullians
is called for next Monday night to ar
range for the Fourth Of July celebra-
ton.
Smyrna times., 1897-06-23

1t is said that market money will go
almost twice as far in the hands Of q
woman as in those Of a man. Do you
believe it?
Smyrna times., 1897-06-23

The sweet girl graduate is having
her innings.
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Personal MENTION.

Colonel Thomas II. Jennings Of Nacog-
doches Is In the city.
Miss Lulu Bryan left yesterday for Aus
tin on visit to friends.
| W. II. Breeding was among yesterday g
visitors from San Antonio.
J. s. Hoover OF the Arm Of A. Paul 4
Go. is in Austin on business.
Max Dienstag has returned TO the city
from New York and Eastern markets.
Ex-Governor r. b. Hubbard OF Tyler was
a welcomed visitor to Houston yesterday
Miss Josephine Voiz has returned home
after delightful visit to New Orleans.
Ex-Governor Hubbard OF Tyler. Texas.
is spending Sunday at the Hotel Bristol
Massie heavens. who represents The
Post at Sartartia. arrived in the city last
night.
Miss Ida Hirshncld OF Little Rock, Ark.
Is visiting her sister. Mrs ID. Brown. llo6
Louisiana avenue.
Hon John Browne. representative from
Harris county. arrived in the city last
night and will spend Sunday at home.
&. W. Fellows and family, formerly liv-
ing at 1902 Milan street, Fair Grounds ad-
diuion. have moved to 1i07 Polk avenue,
corner OF Austin.
Mrs. Annie Ross and daughter. Miss Min
ME. have returned from visiting fri snds Mt
san Antonio and they speak In tho most
glowing terms OF their trip.
Miss ANA Ford OF Shreveport La. Is
visiting in tho city and Is the guest OF Miss
Florence Ford at her home, corner of
Chcney,rt and Walker.
Mir aud Mrs. Thomas Collins Of Chicago
are visiting at the residence OF their sister.
Mrs. II. +. Coombs. iil2 Walker avenue.
Mr. Collins was delegate TO the ticket
agents convention at San Antonio.
Miss Cordoba NJ. Noble of l1l5 Mont
geometry avenue has returned homo after an
extended visit TO New Orleans. While In
the Crescent City she was the guest of
| Miss Katie Racquet OF l122 Fourth street
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CITY BREVITIES.


Roy. W. T.. Tynes will preach at Tuam
Mission. Tuam avenue, near Austin street,
tonight
Professor knceshaw will be on the ros
trum at BRYAN Hall this afternoon at 3
o'clock. The public is invited.
~, W { whaeIer will I'M Rev. Phil
No., ,,,,o,n,nont nj tho II o'clock service
~ ,,a wc,hodiat n,ssion in tho Filth ward
today
M r,,r,o, piuos win meet at II. IN.
IN. Inv ~ ha,or,,ino how many Of the com
'pna' ~, oo 10 san Antouio on st Pat
rtDi',s nav
'NN H.. ,., -.
NY ", s,s,i, ",rsa tnnipbt with
ILL.,, i,i,,s,.,,;ons ,o enforce ii, at the
800 stree, prcsbvteriun church.
~. ,,,.,,,,
The regular in".',nE VI -, ,,,,'
camp iahes places ,oi''oi'1 ~ m "taao ,ha
mootihs deieEa'es az !" v. ~, ,ha
H'a'e lu'' ''. n-t,.,i,a ,rar,
"ro''"h - -. ,, ..a
rms ai'erhooh az p'iVNn w" ~
place me fesuid' Iioh1n', IL w w.
Bikor chollm soeetS' ~ nm nan, .'' nv
Preston avenue anu i,~uI,teon ~,
good number Vi ~" i"NHi"''' W." Nv "
United.
Worl, viii begin tomorrow at the rack'
erv which will be- built on the old Noiks-
fest grounds MIR. Warnecke has moved
two car leads of well boring material to
this point and viii commence "orh on the
well AZ once.
There was a sparsely attended meeting
Of colored people at the city hall last night
10 discuss the Lewis Williams case. owing
to the small attendance there viii be an
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ANOTHER orlAII4 EATER.

John Blythe of this city the original
quail eater Of Texas. is of opinion that
Oofty Goofiy's claims to the championship
iu his rlnss have been allowed TO perch on
the standard long enough and Us willing TO
do his share I'm calling him down. II ap-
pears that John Ward also Is willing to
back Long John. and has authorized n
challenge TO 0ofty Gofty or any other good
feeder 10 eat any number OF quails for
$500 side Long John waa eating quail as
far bnGk as 1889, and the outcome of the
present issue is awaited with interest by
the boys for the fun there Is 10 II.
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beaumont Texas, March 1s.-Mr. Simon
Enrich. chief clerk OF tho Cotton belt, with
headquarters at Texarkana, Is In the city
visiting relatives.
a large force OF men and tearls have been
at work this week grading streets on which
the Texarkana and Fort Smith railroad has
tracks
Mr.. Fox Winnie. general manager OF the
mont this week looking after tho construo-
ton OF terminals for his road.
The Cult beaumont and Kansas City
railroad has begun to distribute rails TO
relay the track between the Neches river
and Buna. The road is also figuring on
shell to ballast the entire roldbed.
Engineer f. T. Robinson OF the Texar-
kama and Fort Smith came in from trip
over the line this week and says tho grade
for the road is completed, and track laying
on the Lake Charles branch Will he finished
In a few days.
The rrestle for the Texarkana and Fort
Smith bridge from the Ncches river bridge
TO the Southern Pacific railroad was com
ple,ed this week The pile driving crew Is
now orking on the north side OF the South
ern Pacific
The 1exarksna and Fort Smith railroad
this week filed deeds for light OF way
through property owned by C. r. tieIsig,
e A. Blount. Fred Cent?. Mary j.. Courts.
L. C. Kline and wife. william Gallon and
wife. Isaac Garrison and wife and Jen
Chaicon and wife
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TO COTTON BUYERS.


Address ~ the Ccrsicsna Associa-
tion 20 the state.
Corsicana, Texn. March iS.--The fol-
lowing was Issued from the headquarters
Of the Navarro County Cotton Buyers as
ISOLATION this evening:
To tho Cotton Buyers and shippers Of
Texas
Greetings on behalf VI tho Navarro Coun-
~ Cotton Buyers association: We beg Ia
thank one and all who have 80 kindly In
tercsted themselves and assured us Of their
4 earnest support to assist In tho organtsa-
tion OF a State association for the promo
tion and elevation OF tho method Of hand
ling cotton In Texas. There are numerous
questions Of vital Importance that will
State convention. to be held here on the
Jist instant and We sincerely trust that
every cotton buyer and shipper In the State
Will be here that can possibly come. Let
every cotton man urge on tho others to be
In attendance. The meeting. from all In
dications and assurances. promises to b.
a large one.
Corsicana IL q beautiful city. centrally
located and we can assure all who come
that they will DO received by the citizens
wbh open arms and their stay Will be made
pleasant.
The railroads throughout tho state will
give reduced rates for tho occasion. AZ will
the hotels OF our city. Hoping all will IN
tcrost themselves to DO present. Respect
fully. George T.. Miller. President.
Joseph Shwarts, Secretary.
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San Antonio. Texas. March 1s.--The con
test case for tho aldermancy OF tho Fifth
ward between Ludwig Mahnckc. the pres
ent alderman. aud Herman ], Voglcr. the
contestant. was decided In favor OF
Mnhnckc In tho Foryfiith district court
today. Mahnckc. Vogler and others ran
for aldermen OF tho Fifth ward at the
municipal election IN February aud
Mahncke beat Noglcr by four votes, Tho
latter claimed that the official count had
been Illegal aud Incorrect aud Instituted
quo warranto proceedings against the sue
cessful candidate. The contest hinged
principally over II number OF ballots IN
which the list Of offices for which the
election was being held opposite the names
OF the respective candidates had beer
crossed down with n lead peucil. The
complainant claimed that this CROSSING
rendered the ballots null and ineffective
The cour, held that this mistake did not
nudity tho votes. as II was clearly tn,
intention OF the voters TO cast eiicetiv,
ballots.
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WACO AND NORTHWESTERN,
Courts Will Decide Nho Are ~.
Owners.
BROTHERHOOD OF RAIL WAY TRAlNMFN
Will Meet I'm Toronto, Can.a. w.
H. iso'' When Important Mat
tiers win lie Discussed.

Waco. Texas. March 13.-Judge l.. w.
Campbell. general attorney of the Texas
Central railroad. has entered a motion in
the United States circuit court 10 compel
Wilbur F. Boyle of st. Louis to comply
with his bid for the Waco aud Northwest,
efn railroad. aud to pay into court the
sum oil sl.3Vo.00O. which was the amount
oil MS bid made at the public sale two
years ago. This motion Is made in the In :
PREVENTION of Moran Bros and Henry X,
Mcharg, the purchasing trustees OF the
IeAas Centrll 1t is alleged in Judge
Campbells motion that the real purchaser
OF the Waco and Northwestern ia Coils T..
huntington. and that Wilbur Il. BOYLE. II
is alleged. was merely Huntlagtons agent
In the purchase. The motion recitas that
all excuses for delaying compliance with
the purchase were recently removed by de-
croes entered in the United States circuit
court ht New Orleans. and that the failure
TO comply further would work a hardship
on the cpditors of the road. the Texas
central owners being among the creditors.
The motion asks that Wilbur +. Boyle
and Coils p. Huntington be cited to APP
pear and show cause why there Is further
delay In putting up the purchase money.
ana that II they can not show cause they
nc required to do 80 at once
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A QUESTION OF Fees.

An important and very unusual question
was brough, M In the meeting OF the city
council finance committee On the point az
10 who should get the penalty attached "a
the payment Of delinquent taxes the coll
lecior or the city. The assessor and col
lector maintains that 1t belongs 10 him
while the committee thinks II should SO
into the city treasury after doducling th,
extra expense involved The matter VIII
! be submitted to attorneys for an opinion
and viii be taken up for consideration
again at tho next meeting Of the commit
iga
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San Antonio Texas. March 13-IIenry
wolst, n retired soldier. died at an carly
hour this morning from the effects OF
nearly two ounces OF lnudanum taken with
suicidal intent. The deceased was for
morly sergeant In Major burhanbs Co. II
OF the Third LiRht Artillery, Later he
was member OF the San Antonio fire dc
partmont but was removed under tho new
administration. Tho cause Of his act Is
unknown. AS he left no farewell message.
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81. Clair company and the Kansas City Dry
0cods company. yesterday sold the entire
stock Of goods. notcs and accounts Of both
companies to the H. D. ClAnin company Of
New York for Sl1,5oc. IN accordance with
notice to credit0r sent out by them some
time aimee. The liabilities Of the two frms
have been asccrtained to be 100000 and
the Asscts $685. 900.
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co,,o, uuycrs' Association.

on accoun, Of the meeting of the cotton
puvors association. which meets in corsi-
o,r, March 81. the Southern Pacific has
made rate Of onc-f fare for the round trip.
The territory included Is from ,Falae ~
all points east in Texas Tickets WI u,
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rhc caucus then adjourned.
W. q. Jnmc. & Som.

& Son. who have been conducting groc-
cry business at this place. executed deed
OF trust this morning to J. s. Fulton to
secure their indebtedness TO Patty. Joiner
a. Eubank company Of Sherman. Assets
and liabilities not given.
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San Antonio. Texas. March iS.--Mar'a
Alvcrez, II 4-year-old Mexican girl was
saalded to death at her home near the
city hospital yesterday. The child was
playing In the yard. and In brushing
against n Wash boiler full Of ScaIdus wa
ter her dress caught and she fell to Tho
ground pulling the kettle of water oyei
her. sho died in great agony In few
hours.
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New Agent Checked In.

Dallas. Texas. March 1S.-T. T. McDoh-
aid. for many years chief st'nosrapher u"
the Office of General Passenger Agent crush
If the Katy In this city, was checked IN
today as ticket agent Of the road at 'aihes-
villo vice W. l.. Greenhtll. transferred 10
Fort Worth.
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nI SALVATION ARMY

a. \, o'ohei Evans, Command
rue Midland Division.
J. s.laader of the Midland division
,sys'lon Army LIeutoaant CaloneI
M ccooulpanied by Ensign Iryings aud
Nj r,,%lnsnder OF the Houston con-
MI sp'aln Roy, and his wife. ar
ys,,sei' cry from Dallas by the $3.50
,aap, .s morning. In Dallas the
)kas r oiohel has been holding soul
hf sns 'lnss with the members OF
h fissS ne State officers of the
"a rsp,, ,a,o f-'iIs we're FUN Of inter
assd n yea IN great good to those
10 the a s,.,hd' The colonel is on il
iai ib,0asu ereni corps throughout
& Amy M. holding genuine sal
4 TIM ana Milan streets toSyb NM 4
nd ~ y expected and everybody ia
.a'ited to attend
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The following rates have been maze oy
the Houston East and West Texas
on account OF the meeting Of the IraV-
eyers' Protective association at Houston
Aurll lG and II. the Houston East ana
West Texas will sell tickets for NO = leav-
ing Shreveport April 10 and 49, good 10
return April 10. Rate, one and one th'rd
fare for distance OF 10 miles. ana ," IRON,
70 miles 10 1919 miles; one fare over 100
miles. not to exceed So
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seatica, weak hacks, pain
' kianeys. uterine pains,
MINI o'e lungs, relieved quick as
~ electric Hash by Collins
's''aac Electric Piasters.
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On account OF the Christian Endeavor at
Houston, May to 6. the Houston East
and West Texas will sell tickets at rate OF
,,,a faro for round trip. with maximum OF
e. Tickets on sale May 3 aud 4. Good
10 reiitru Nav s.
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slhou,o,. esss March l2.-The t.rn
xsrn ve.. Jacob Gosch. a resident
slth very destroyed by fire last
"a bale. seafN loss. MIR. Gosch lost
"a iO9 b,' o. cotton, 200 bushels of
lbon, tSsnns Of oats In all. amount
ssvoo No insurance
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THE HOTELS.

! LAwLoR-RATES $3.50 AND $500
b DAY. JAMES LAWLOR. PRO
IIEToR.
Ii Hubbard, Tyler: Ed Rumsee. st
]. A. lsaacs. 81 Louis: Mir. ana
Batler, New York. W. l.. Black. san
20; Wm. ]. Rau, Galveston. John j
e, Ennis. Charles Parks, Brenham,
Johnson, Dallas. &. Hale, New
+ II. II. Bissell, Eric. Pa. T.. NJ
Dallas; ]. Is. Clark. Chicago: 4.
frs, Corslcana; Allan Cameron, Gal.
b; Randolph llagan. New Orleans:
Knight, Dallas; X. W. Han. New
~; J, r. rrasper. philadelphia; y.
\ end wife Beaumont. Miss Lula
z BEAUMONT; Clem Fittger. chicago,
Hamilton. ChitNro. II. !. Iubalt.
Galveston II. S. Felson. Orange: n.
Ff,nas, Georgia. L. ". Earnest. san
Puo; !. L. Wenb. Memphis: l.. o.
Pan, Lemore, Iowa; l.. 5. Eastman
|sne, Los Angeles, l.. j. lsrick, Kan
Gy: Washington Allen. Lake
s. James Beaumont, Victoria; loo
pam, New orleans icd Stesimon
kGorge Lock, West Lake; j. J. Mo
ral New Orlcans. Mrs. Berry. West
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pAR MEETING.


a meeting Of the Fort Worth bar was
held to consider n letter from Hon. II. Z.
hyros ana TO formulate n reply In regard
TO the proposed change in the judicial dis,
tricts. Tarrant county is now divided Into
two judicial districts. the Seventeenth and
the Forty eighth. and both arc Rorgcd
with crowded dockets, while many persona
charged with ononses have to lie In Jail
for long period of time because II is i'm
possible TO reach and try their caseB.
Judge &. &. Cummings was made chair,
man OF the meeting, and when the letter
OF MIR, Ayres was read, stating that II was
proposed by tho legislature while reds
trictlng the state TO wipe out one OF our
districts and leave Tariant county with
but one district court. many prominent at
torneya spoke TO the question. strongly dis.
approving of the change The above mcn-
toned facts were brought out In forcble
terms and the statement made that instead
Of cutting down the judicial force OF the
county IT should be Increased and that
not only should n protest DO made against
the proposed reduction. but that u demand
| should be made for an additional court--a
| criminal cour,-to relieve tho present con
gested state Of the district courts.
statement prepared by the distric,
clerk AZ the beginning of the year showed
| the following items
Civil suita filed In 1895, 45G6; tax suits,
ISIS.
! Suits pending IN tho Foriy-cghth dis
trict court February I, 1897 Non jury,
100, jury docket, 50. criminal docket, 1ib;
total $40.
suits pending in tho Seventeenth district
court January 1897 Nonjury, 36b; jury
docket. 100; criminal. 30, total. b55 tex
| elusive OF tax suits,)
These protests aud demands were form
ulated into resolutions, which werc passed
and which viii be forwarded to Mr.. Ayrea
| at Austin.
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A.,irncc's snIe.

Comanche. Texns. March lit. II. Hili
and c. -. Mason. assignees OF the Beoman-
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necoham'u Pills for stomach and Liver
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Boys Knee Pants.

The Enoo Pants sold here are Az Wool.
are perfect fitting. have elostic waist
bands. double coat and kDess. hold-fast
buttons. and are Warranted not TO rip. all
sizas, to 10. .ut Joc. si.0o. ti-26 and ti.bO.
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A FORT WORTH BUDGET.
Burglar With a knife Terrorlsed
Two Women.
ONE PLUCKILY 'PHOSED FOR POLICE,
Lawyers Resolve That Two pistrict
Courts Are - Observation-Disclosures
tton of Fees tn Disp~te.

Fort Worth. TEXAS. March N.--Two dar-
Ing burglaries wore attempted here yes-
terday. The first was In the Afternoon,
when man entered the residence Of
Henry c. Larscnt and demanded Of Mrs.
i.argent the money her husband had Just
received a. his months salary a. fireman
OF the Fort Worth Light and Power COM
pany. He put big knife to her throat and
the woman In terror told him 1t was in
the sewing machine drawer. Part OF II had
been used In settling bills. but there still
| remained s35. which tho thief secured and
then decamped.
The second was similar case, and oc-
CURED at the residence OF City Treasurer
J. NJ. Logan. who had gone to Waco on tho
o'clock train. Mrs. Logan was alone With
her small children. as her cousin, MIR. RIOS
siugton, who lives with them, was attend
In. an entertainment. when ut IL 80 she
heard noise down stairs. Surprising II was
MIR kossington. she went to her door and
called him. but obtaining no response shc
went to the telephone and called up the
police station. She still had tho receiver at
her ear when the burglar ran up the stairs
and assaulted her. demanding, with a large
knife In his hand that she give him her
money and Jewels. Tho piucky lady called
him coward to attack u woman that way
and with desperate effort wrcnched her.
self free from his grasp and ran out on
an upper gallery screaming for help. Tho
villain caught her by the hair again and
chokod her into insensibllliy, but her
screamS had aroused the neighborhood and
Two mounted officers arrived at the same
moment "a mile run In three minutes)
The thief had disappeared without any
plumber. and 1t required over an hour to
hA lad ma.
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Boys Long Pants Suits,
SO, So, $3.50, $40.

Hundreds OF Nobby Suits. In snappy
Checks and plaids at above prices. These
are perfect htting Tailor Made Garments
and are cut and made just like tho
lest stun In the Mems Department. all
Sizes, II To II.
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CAPITOL
HOTEI.
ARRIVALS.

Rates, $50 TO
500 y er day.
s. I y I Y elegant
! o q IN = Wh,h
bath, l. a r & q
S1npla rooms.
Centrally locat-
"a. Best accom-
iuofldfiolIs Tor
fnrtT,.rpf,l mon
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$3.50

For Lot 5siic-A
noys' i<nse I snts
Suit. coat made
four-b button. round
cut, sack style, In
q very nohlS light
plaid ChovloL. ayes
2 TO IL.
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$500

During tho last few days we have re-
ecivcd - dozen new styles OF Boys knco
Ipnia suits. which now makes our line
ut 81 n perfect one. Come and srn iheso
splendid Suits at S. all sizes, 4 to 1e. :.