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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-27
THE REcIPRocI1x CLAUSE

Differs Ina Important Particulars From
That of the Mckinley Bill
WASHINGTON, d. c., May 26-The
reciprocity clause of the new tariff bill has
been prepared and will be introduced by
Burrows as an amendment to the bill. 1t
differs In one or two important particulars
from a similar clause in the Mckinley
law The first portion OF. the proposed
clause places potent weapon in the
hands of the President by which he can
increase duties % per cant on goods from
any country exporting TO the United
States these articles in case they charge
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-27
ELOP SEQUEL.
foung italian Killed by the Man Those
Wife He Had StoIess.

NEW ORLEANS, La, May 26.-Carlo
Martini's wife eloped with her old lover,
Vincenzio Sirchia, but the police caught
them at Monroe La. The vile, very peni-
tent, consented to return home. Yester-
day she received a letter from Sifchia,
saying that he also was about to return
and to meet him secretly at the depot.
The husband filled the appointment in
stead. As the train reached the depot he
sprang upon the cars, walked up the aisle
to where Vincenzio was seated and shot at
him three times. The young man fell to
the floor, when Martini placed the pistol
close to The head of the PROSTATE man and
killed him.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-27
or INTEREST," 10 THE COAST.
White Pleads for tie Bor0D Industry.
Postal and PeAston Rates.

Postal and PeAston Rates.
WASHINGTON, D. c., May 26-Sena-
tor White addressed the Senate to-day IN
advocacy of his amendment 10 increase
the duty on borax from to cents per
pound. The amendment was adopted.
A postoffice was to-day established at
Patchin. Santa Clara County, CAL, and
Charles L. A. Scott appointed postmaster.
Michael B. Blum was to-day appointed
postmaster at Butte City. Cal.
Pensions - California: Increased.Wm m.
F. Carroll, Chico; Stephen Culbsrtson.
San Jose. Reissue and increase-Amos
Pettengell, San Diego.
Oregon: Increase - Daniel H. Tiff,
Grants Pass.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-27
THE WH4LkBacK sECURED.
City of Everett to Carry Grain to Indta's
SfnrrinU PeOple.

NtHTtfWQ feOpte
WASHINGTON, d. c., May 26.-The
Navy Department has succeeded in get
ting an American ship to carry the sup
plies contributed by charitable people
in this country to the famine sufferers
of India. Efforts to secure suitable
vessel in New York failed and the de-
pariment tried other places. The ship
selected is the City OF Everett, now at
San Francisco, which has carrying
capacity of $500 tons. Most of the grain
contributed is in New York, though 700
tons of il has been sent to San Francisco.
When enough has been received there to
fill the vessel she will be sent to India
without further delay.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-27

deputy marshaIs pursuing the three South
ern Pacific train roll bers returned to-day,
having abandoned the chase. The robbers
were trailed 400 miles and found refuge in
the mountains near the New Mexico line.
Officers are waiting for them to come out.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-27
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE
AUG ! ION
BY
LA MI "A Gle
Real Estate and investment Co.,
SATURDAY. MAY 20, 1897,
Az P. NJ at salesroom,
Eiorf, 1, Ilnl LII

466 Eighth street, Oakland.
PROPERTY THAr MUST BE SOLD.
Business Propersy; Note Location:
sN cor. Tenth and Web ter sts.; lots, 25x75
each: apprai' Ell at $225C. $4,000 and $3.50 eAcI;
one has cottage OF re oms: order OF r. McFAD-
DEN, Executor Waters Estate only blocks of
Broad way and First Ma ional Bank; terms cash.
1877 Linden St, near Fourteenth; 46x107; fine
modern 2-story residence; 9 rooms, 3 mantes,
fixtures: rents $40 per month; must be sold;
bank mortgage of $4,000 can run, balance cash.
NE, of Center and Thirteenth sts.; lot 29 IS
x105: 2storv building, store. fiat OF rooms; es-
taolished bus Locations third cash.
Fine Modern Cottage.
S26 Nineteenth ST.. 33xl00: rooms. bath,
com plete; irstcass order: central: cose to local
trans: new bank loan $500; balance cash.
E. side of Telegraph ave-, opposite Thiry-sixth
electric light; bi,uminized street, electric cars;
no city taxes; half cash.
Two Lots.
NV. cor. of Fourteenth and Cypress sts., oppo-
site Contra Costa Laundry; corner 30x1O4 and 25
x1O4; location for store; third cash.
Two Choice Berkeley Lots.
N. side of Russell ST., 120 feet W. of Shaft tuck
ave-; electric cars; each 40x133; block to Ashby
station: must sell; see them half cash.
61s East Eighteenth St, bet Twelfth and Thir-
8 rooms and bath; brick Foundation: stable:
Eighth and Broadway cars psss SIX blocks TO
local trains: orders to sell; bank mortgage $1,000;
balance cash.
East Oakland.
n. side Hopkins ST., ha block of Thirteenth
~Ye'-4oAAVo,-H sboIy, IooiiS anu pdtn' nOu-
ern; nonresident must sell; mortgage $1,000,
balance cash.
Neat Cottage, Oak-st. Station.
1OS Fourth st.-25x75; rooms; bath. stable:
bril- foundation; cement basement: half cash.
. BIB Chester ST., near Eightb-41x132, 2-story
house rooms; appraised $500; l bocS Center
station; must sell; Patrick Scully estate; terms
cash.
Five lots. 25x10O each; double frontage; Hop
kins at and thirteenth ave-; fenced: fruit trees;
barn: BRICK foundation for house; well; assessed
500 each; 10 per cent cAsh balance to suit.
wo lots, 5. side Fortv-sixth ST., go feet w. Of
West ST., 50xl0O each: 500 cash; l and years
Free conveyances to show property.
Write for maps with full information.
LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE AND IN
VESTMENT COMPANY,
466 Eighth ST., Oakland.
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Quit Chasing Mc Train Robbers.
SAN ANTONIO. TEX, May 26.-The
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-27
NEW TO-DAY
PUT SOME MONEY BY

-vERY WEEK OR EVERY MONTH. YOU CAN DO IT.
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-04
Jnrdiniere, Held Rc.ponsibIc,

New York EverInE Post.
The majolica jarlinlere e responsible
for u good many failures n tho raising OF
house plants" sad an uptown florist the
other day. The rrason is ,hat ,he water
: frequently allowed to stand an inch or
two d"ep IN the bottom OF the jariinere.
Jard.n eres are mos; useful for protect
Ing the roo.s Of tender plants from overex-
posture 10 sunshine ana from drought The
Ordinary clay pot, IN which the plant
grows : set inside tho more Ornamental
china lar This is very well but The out
q" jar should be kept clean and dry. FAIL
nfe 10 do this w.ll make the roots UNI
healthy and cause The leaves to turn Vel-
low and drop off. House plants should
not be placed IN draugat, ether. They
arc as sensitive Us people to certain CON
duons. Gus oners who get vigorous
healthy specimens o. plants from Us come
N q week or 80 later TO ask us 70 send
someone 10 examine the plants Thay are
not do!ng well al all. in fact, they look "a
Though they were gong 20 tl.e. We send
a man 10 Invest gaze, and the report comes
tina. they are half-frOZen. Some br -nt
morning, when ihc atmosphere looked
tempting outside. the plants were mt out
the window to enjoy the sunshine. the
window being lef, open meanwh L. and
che pant, having heen housed In a warm
Room, could not stand so abrupt a change
a room in which the a-mnsphere Is kent
sweet by means OF heating and yentila-
ton can produce as good flowers as the
best 6rc. nhouse.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-04
Mr. Gar.'- seven Musical Daughters.

baltimore Ald.-The seven daughters Of
Mr. James A. Gary OF Mr.. McKinley's
cabinet are typical Baltimore beauties.
They Will constitute very attractive ad-
dhion TO Washington society. Mr. Gary's
family viii occupy their handsome eoun-
Try estate nsar this city during The sum
nior. bat next fan no Will close hts hIp
inans.on IN ealumore and take a honse
~ music, The daughters are Mrs Hnr-
oil RtHdolph, Mrs, Henry James, Mrs
Fnyene lowering, Jr.. Miss Ala Gsrv
whose wedeing 10 Mr.. Francis perrsyyn,
viii take place In April, Miss Lily G,rn
Miss Jessie Gary. ana Miss MadeIiSs
Gary MIS-; Randolph plays, the harp and
phony orchestra; At!ss Madeline PLAYS .h.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-04

lI.e. rrc ta1t.5 q szaci3e 50 ss-1rus.T
Thai he ve1 Halls co-z-rksktoa- TIE
planter sr,,lS1ne: 70 Ha1. ssbs iAe -ro.sy
be Lad slrk ~S 70 Se used IL .ifcng TIE
mortgage All tost rs loss ruined ei.a
Asser hearing ;se nals Eo-r Hall skit
e.3ck as 4 nasa "lli tell r0a vsAi / q.
90. TREAD III -scu-a two-iti-as 81 rscs
zao1ty g.Se. pae c5n3itloa, AID taxi -
that you saan acssra rA5y ne 10 -sAt-s-
t-s.s ana tL3e al nAis III yca VIII seNS
touch Gno;Aer card 50 luaE IL yca live.
The VlkEte- krfue5s so1 Ese- e hA-
izEc- Tie oLsh n HtLs s-ce-ocs Use
ta-3e1 sl.7 = bag co-iA-z.sg s.Aaas Il
ga
In 3osr. O. :1fe-ie.rL 1ssaia---za,-
ce7t iznea Coloz.l Marin The oia-ts-1e
gamblers r--~ IA sssza 6. he -.ote-s
sports They ve-e. Ter ihe noss JAR
VEL real AID tso-c@Ealr educated -a..-
ELli. :-rs1tls AZ Se3 Heaele;c-. he lks
Ter also tie .ros-z.scr o. 4 faro aG-A here
h1c TIE ec--e 10 -..lre3 scci~sy. Pe-tle-
-. .1ve--. above sitss. FALL O. pT1adls
u II Intellectual s.ase. He uss a sg1ea-
lie Specimen Of psr.i7Ll --k1hor-- VII.
aas Possessed sety r-1ces o orator.. 7 70
als;a1. ike Han. sevt 4 zakgat1.ce-. home.
He asrss o. New J-rfsv avenue. wttsi-
sieSss lh-nv q tie cAn.tal, where ee e.
te-zEtrrd IN r-1.crsv s1ris. rs vie.
.Kte- o. FIJI Burton Esr. Wis tssvt.i1.
vc.-s-. ans S'ts .recuc-t ruest a. tie
vAifs Eau.4 sccl,i a1tsioa. 3ur.-r tie
sncuzz ss1rr x Fres5ds-s 5tSsszEz- sez-
fi-tu. Eusxsss,s ls-re .o--U1e oat g: coz
s-essin-L salaries. which he hs.- - 20
- . rs 5sE;h
A-st- the v's-. ws-- zso-r vas rse-tl-
III ;Asrs wee 49,. u-sstF hssh rlsrs
L. fI-u h~-e TIE ls.e George FE-ks- came
% ~ frc-i .ue va he logieAl Scccessa-
?. To- P-Irt,s. Fe-1ie.ao ~ ttn "a
BILLY ENERs1Ns EEAYT Losses.
! have scr ssroe s-e;;y s;es? ss;nes
& PHrks-'s se1.e ael- ia oo-as- :; Fou--
i.-zsA s.-eei t-t =. kv~-us Mar -ish;
sS-ne Airs. -o-3Ar v7ult t-op 80 900 L;
1lIJ. sN!y E-e-to-. - z.-s;-e! r--s-
a7lT los; 81 90 {: vs-.7as ;szes n Fax
e-s Aorss. c7e aisA, Eus-so= a-r-Yed
35ss, y cl.s. az reg pswas-s 1885 ~c-th
- t.t-s-4s r.seA s.so vr-, y 80 s.as't.
Wan IS last cs.9 -, saas he ta-a4s =
tse i.-s-e- ~. essslr r@zlckst; = vii
-oW - q - s7te, - seo- = sAt's rest
asvsr -acio sle@9 voen hx3 .7i- n ny
.crse; 4; -4e taor - -lst E.lT lL-e.
t-yz- VIXEN "a b9-rpvs,1 s. ore Ee.--rlaE
30 re ,4hle y --le1 rs lack Erltr Ee
stt-1es 70 q Nia-.ae s;;stk vt3-a ser, ~
a. Est 80 NJ - stars.s1 plzTlzE nc1-
s1q--tl-c Re 1a5 H91 tEcE rs $3.50 -.
1'a-la-l' -23 s-;sas: ~ whole s., Pz-Ee-s
hszk reil
vael Jsta c..=z.ar.,- ~. care :,
Ats..ascz - "a tz-9 ra-1A 70 -he
t9-s- '9---r-iy coeapl-s ~ re Xsriesr-
-~4alv-~- u ne T4-s E-3 gr. -trs.
I~ti-.t Ee7@-zi Il ;ae 3--7v. @. rf.a--I-e
u79el-t.'i4s az MA z.a-e :ao-ey rtsn
efcrtf-,L strs,,e1 40 -c-u. 20 s-r bis
l-cs T-s 9i3 Es.-ar aslea - .t--lt lse
5rEs ~ -, s. IS s.
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Wa c-e TO many .or 4 vc-.Gr- Hor c9rid
4 l--se t&ea.- vtser~ swo ocilics ysEneied
40 oe5 each ocAer. x called tea sfifai.
cc0c~Tssccs :. the seautlfa. are cnly cum
saArxi1,e As1er ali A sars>ou ~ho siAsses
q sES.ers SEei and left. sl!csz os ctuaks
o! a4s aonsrsas." p4Ars oStcae< O. living
hcey Ao1 -erels II sl-c3. Is riysz 10 de-
scr7hl-g x rs beautiful o2e-ziicn. "
! ctss- s@sassle talk o. eody making |.
.s-Audsl, cc<yee.~
-'Elis IS aA-.ax --.sAinr. az hitting AID
rousAirS It. ~ though IL bal bean ;x=le
f.6 ssSE Ea4 E9sAcu. h.ttiae AL along. i.
i SIS ny ausAAzo he WAS fighting tia;
way To1l3 scratch his eyes cI." broke
osgt vg-c4utiNe lazy. WITH ;iEAt lips and
c-lsS sEes- Her resgheo- eyl6er.ly thought
Ms Co-sstt knew & sood .Afag when see
saw Z k-sa was glad q, the chance o. De-
jig e2vse9 sF wcEs. ali over the COUNTRY.
Sas were aiSslos they coal6 s.. By and
te~ soze "a. s'a-nEasl theft old nan.
. there are 10 roa13s III stay xad see
i e1t, anET7ly s1o1ie6 Fat lady, with
re- css-->ss k1e greasy air. as Il SIZE was
nss.a % plsaty y p,o-k ana s-svy.
Is-y are fighting WITH hooks again -
asserted ise ses--'ct st-i. IS she ~oabl~a her
gaz 20 lie c:h~- Jaw. When she read. Jim
.ao5s hLlf hook % Fritz -ase."
lie -zus. have broken his hook the las.
TIE se Ass- Fati lis won3e- I: aiaa',
XII si-n- rco- man
Win AoG5 cheers BY ;be crowd and Ii.
women :1t1sd * The Bulletin -ss rendered
ne tAst.r ~ kpiotcses @. red pata; TO rep
resent so-e. h1t re women il The thronr
ve-e not Ua-erTe3
Se wc-nec were ready 20 fight, .cc.
wNsz they read 'Titz tsEA,s like a demon
Tier hzd gottea warmed u by this tine
Al wc1l3 have STAYED II out Il they had
-=iss-3 gsSi2as al Easter eocost in coose-
css-lcs.
The ladies' iooict SD and some she'd tears
As Il was a.aparcei ihs; Corbet. Vas
weakening.
Wan few exceptions tier war; mad a.
hornets Ese1 RoAe-t Fi.zs,u-noos VA.
I-.'e ls-Iae3 Char 2Ic1 o. the World"
Tha n2;tu-e Kris we're DC. Il full force
L; isa-r o.d p.Acs. AZ Bars Olive street.
eiii-11ae. A-d -e-e h&v!aE great time
discussing tie HEh; They even Il, the
first &c; @. Tie drama re; away iron, them
= thsir eagerress - hear The news from
Czrs1-
Ever 7o1Ea ~ao could 70: get down
io~l watcaei !iEratie.tlv ,c- the news
Tors ans rad the news Of the fight as
esre--y s. cii ne men. 1a5sinE from the
interest -aisz he-e ~ TIE aides +, Is rot
70 - ~oo3e7et a. that q few. g: ,he sax
.z- sAs ha-1 1co3 to witness he fiEn; l.
ss-'. Minnie = Underwood
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-04
AIKEnEYER'S
Our New Spring arriving daily Below we give
some of our very prices that will prevail this week:
Men. Night shirts

4 large io; consisting OF como OF the
yery f,cs. made. some are slightly soiled
,.,.s week. -, - sc each.
Is dozen Mems Four-Ply LHoen Collars
AID CUFFS. consisting of Clue-,. Coon &
cos bes, make; Cellars this week, &c
each. Cutss this week. loc pair.
Mems Iron clad Jean Pants. warranted
10. to r.p. regular si.n kind, this week
-. a pair.
Mems TirA- Brand Pants, neat stylish
patterns. warranted 10; to rip, regular
E. 90 k!n5. this week. s. a a pair.
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Periodical Comet. In 1897.

4sNNNltAse
DR.. spltaler tnow Of the Imperial OBJ
seryatory at Prague discovered faint
comet at Vienna on the 18th OF November,
iSs0, AS 1t was found TO be moving in an
elliptic orbit with period OF lcss than
six and half years he has calculated that
II should return 20 perlhelion on the 18th
o, March in the present year. But 1t was
nearest the earth in September. and as II
has not been seen. We must conclude that
Il Is too faint 20 be visible at this return
Two other periodical comets Will be due
In rerihelion during the forthcoming
serins. that OF dArresl. which was dis
covered at Leipzig on the eth OF June. 1851
calculated 10 complete revolution in six
and half years, and observed at appear
snee In 1851. 1870. 1877. and in 1890. when
1t passed It's periheli0n on the 10th of Sep
TENDER and that which was Grst discoy-
cred Tempei IN November 1868. but It's Pc
rioeieity was not detected until after Its
rediscoyery by Professor Swift in oet1per.
1880. n consequence Of which II Is usually
known as swift's comet. The period q the
latter is Only about 1--WE and half years
but as It escaped observation in 1875. when
II vas not looked for so also II did ~
1881. vhon u was. though W tn small lore
of seeing II. as II was unfayorably placed.
II Hag. however. sell observed at the last
return. Nh!ch TOOK place IN ls9l, the peril
helion passage took place on that occa-
sion IN the month OF November. md an
other viii be due in April or May next
IL may not be out Of place To add to Mr..
Lynn's list of periodical comets expected
this wear the fact that the comet discov-
eyered by Mr. perrine on December .. 1896.
has now been found 10 be comet OF short
period. six and a half years. and therefore.
like the above. member OF the Jupiter
family" It's elements resemble those OF
the lest comet Of Biela in everything but
The longitude " the perihelion
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years hence, the safe and prudent manage
ment under which It is chartered fo.eshad
ow for the Texas Presbyterian university
an influence, not only UPON the future ci
Presby,erianisfn, but upon the great state
and territory in which ii is located. thar
can not be estimated. We take great pleas
ure IN comendlng II to the liberallty o, all
VINO are interested in the Christian and re-.
lisious education OF youth
T. A. Nelson. pastor; Jonathan Browne!l.
Nilloushoy Powell Nm. r. HYATT. Geo.
N. Nsndeventer. Howard Hayilsnd, James
Cruikshank, elders
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Duchess Makes HI. Lordship,. Col,
Hose.
The GantleNonan

Tho Duchess OF Fife has followed ,hs
eaIsinp.e OF heT mother, ana invested In a
I Is, OF black walnut, mountnds u 9ns
brass. and, although 100 years o,d vi" I'm
~ excellent working condition with this
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wheel sh the duchess spins her yarn. which
iof her husband. who declares las indeed
no ought 70 do), that no stockings hating
IRON thn ilccadilly shops have ever WORE
OF the Princess of Males, like her dausll,,
s s,rs nave followed her example, ana
s ,hd q spinning wheel. can not az
a woman's time hut l certainly know Of
no obleot so decorative In her drawing
wen, as the quaint and pretty spinnips
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o0o- and says that il Mr.. Bryan had seen
elected he would have Insisted upon Jef
iersonisn simplicity. al cost Of exactly
S'N,. so 1t seems that somebody is out OF
pocket 10 the tune OF SC29 800.
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The Talk of the Day.

sNtN ioIh IE3plu&
Rev. w. II. Claggett OF Taylor, Texas.
president OF the board OF trustees OF tho
Texas Presbyterian university, 1. in tho
city with the object OF arousins the inter-
est OF Presbyterians in the Institution.
There Will be several noteworthy features
about the university IL Will ignore the
differences between the Northern and
Southern Prcshyterians. Ii will be co-e,iu-
cationai, the Bible Will be Its leading text
book. and other text books Will be the
standards and history OF the Presbyterian
church. There VIII be labor departme
where worthy students may work th.lr
way It's projectors intend TO raise an en-
dowment OF So 600. 900 FOR 1t, OF which half
shall be contributed in Texas The scheme
is warmly Endorsed by Presbyterian. North
and South. The session OF the Memorial
Presbyterian church Of Brooklyn has adopt
cd resolutions declaring that such an in
stitutlon is needed, and commencing DR..
Ciasgetrs effort TO raise money for it.
The following are the resolutions referred
10 above:
Having learned through Rev W. II. Clag
geu, president Of the board OF trustees the
history OF the founding OF the Texas Pres
byterian university, the session OF the Nc
mortal Presbyterian church OF Brooklyn
congratulate the board OF trustees and the
rresbyterians Of the Southwest upon the
inauguration OF this great enterprise uader
circumstances TO auspicious.
The Ignoring Of the separation OF the past
thirty years and the cordial uniting OF
brethren connected with the two assemblies
81 the Presbyterian church, North aad
south, IN project 10 found great uni
varsity second to none In the land. to be
center OF Presbyterian education and in
fluenoe in the Southwest must awaken a
response In the heart Of every Presbyterian.
The fact that the Bible is to have the first
place among its text books" will secure for
II the sympathy OF every Christian. ana The
teaching OF tho standards and history OF
NE Presbyterian church ought 10 rally 10
II the sympathy and hearty support OF every
member OF our beloved church,
These features, with the wide open door
Texas and the Southwest present for such
an Institution, the broad and liberal plan
looking to what It should 10 hundred
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,lSH and the Others play the piano or

While they are fond Of socia,,. 49,. at.
WIS., haze other interests and ar, M nv,
what would be called devotecs 10 soc,e,,
t Inc ma sr ~ v dnaghiers an reside in Bal
capital. 'N''oAs al The
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Dru Goods Depdrtm't t,

Ladies'. we call your special attention TO
this Department; Il is s new adventure ioT
us And you will end everything new,
novel and stylish.
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Expectancy.

Expectancy.
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune.
Micawbering" Is the latest for ofuos'
seeking. II isn't SO bad.