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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-07-18

Mr. Felix Smart was very sick ;lt Sulphur Springs. yesterday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-07-18

< Fal getiees f9f anything 58 iiI the feesh meaa Eiae where IRiil be properly flied aad Hsle 9ial1xeHell. aE tIle xEf5T 1a a9sasF.
 af114 GsszA sa 484 4Ez
 1ifT Afa1kete
 H1a As. Second.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-07-18
Long and. Short.
S9E88l

For ten days We are going to have I clearing sale. This means that we will sell any article in our house at greatly reduced prices in order to make room for goods now in transit.
 We have now in stock,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-07-18

: Gillespie and family, are ,,.s Giliespie's mother at { station.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-07-18

.! I Y: :!.; ss:!. !!::sse.s }:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-07-18

uoog spent last week s.snr springs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-07-18

Ij,I .st1unH 1lsffFlfsff
 sss 5. fllis office 4f
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-07-18

,aox is spending the day n hslo-z ssja springs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-07-18
lONAL L0sA r.

lIle'iNa ' !
 ...,. Hogg spent last week 'pblr springs.
 < aox is spending the day ''ssja s springs.
 .,,,ie Collier, of Altheinier, tbe civ.
 ;. ' Gillespie and family, are 7 ', ,Irs. Gillespie's mother at M lIs station.
 : Petty and nephew, Alr. 7 7, 1Ir.. is expected home from I' < U lula, Miss.
 u.rv saunders who has been 7 5. wi sIIss Amanda t'ald well for " sseEs will return to her 7 st Kew Orleans this week. rav rullis, who has been the 7 ss a;ss Joe Grace for several 7 sill leave in q few days for < 'sa,e [ Dardanelle.
 \. {. Reno returned home 's '.lsr morning rom Potash s,r and left last night for 2 tive ]. ejsjt 10 his old home ae hish- 1iss.
 ,. 4rie Ferguson entertained '.igIit at her home on West .s syenue in bonQr of Misses F;IIis. and Lottie Holmes. ], qarv Saunders, who has been Xxi If Miss Ainanay Caldwell .s,Fal weeks, will return to her .sf New Orleans next week. .,r.Iag afternoon Policeman
 .es;la horseback riding 0a s55e street. dropped hls pistol I gn striking tie ground, Was I.ms Fortunately, 10 one giIled.
 abssf of the laua set befoge yoa X. <. N. .leaners. 1903 West #a4eaue. Bnarslers Eas the aAseaeeoI tle pastor sEIIl de il8 services tt the Chris |esaFed today. He wifi return |aag. the 4th, aud preach sanz |saaiag the 25Ills a iiie k. 9I |5i. aaa a1 1He Main street lHarsa a6 f tils
 faaF sflIefs for a4Ytl.iHe q if fha feeah mea5 liae WIlere eiil be RaaHaels flied aad at9 diaYeHel at the 3fI Reliable gitF Mafkefe 44a 9. Second. a Friday evening flle eiti-
 Jefferson eoHasH, living ia eniig ef tlle Widow Hunts
 a tie piae Bluff aud Aionti= mal, nine niles Wesf af this aY 8 grand barbecue and t was 2 grand affair. and geatilg enjoyed
 Iau would be comfortable Reen doors and windows aby the Bluff City Lumber
 a94'iw& 5 If
 z night Deputy Constable
 er arrested q Eegro chicken
 TAe thief had stolen three
 and then went te sleep Oil 'Afr Qf Gum street and eighth
 The thief gave his name as sMarls, and says he lives at aabalaa street. The officers
 seafeliing for the owners of
 kens.
 liaimed for Life.
 Y Nr. L. E. O'clock, U aan in the Cotton Belt yards
 Plaee' met with a piece Of
 He caught his hand be-
 as bumpers while switching
 Aa two fingers of one hand 'asafd So badly that they had
 nputated.
 -e-.--------- EAlllN lIn alInIEp ol
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BREAKING OF THE AGREEMENT
Union Pacific Feels Unkindly Tow
ard the short Line.

Union Pacific Feels Unkindly Tow
ard the short Line.
NEW YORK, June 3.-The following
statement was made today at the Union
Pacific railroad offices regarding the
breaking UP OF relations between the
Union Pacific and the Oregon Short Line:
1T IS true that the Oregon Short Line
has become an open road, and also that the
Union Pacific has made new traffic ar
rangement by which 1t may route business
differently from heretofore II is Well
known that under the arrangement form-
erly existing the Oregon Short Line WAS
allowed constructive mileage in the adjust (.
ment OF rates. receiving a credit OF la
miles Tor each actual mile The RECEIVERS
allowed this arrangement 10 continue. and
IL has been In force unti quite recently.
1t was discontinued because it was ascer-
tanned that the Oregon Short Line had
made other traffic alliances
We do not question the right or the Or
egon Short Line to make other connections,
but we have been disposed TO criucise the
gotiations with the Union Pacific were in
progress. while constructive mileage was
being allowed and while the Union PACIFIC
was under obligations 10 give its undivided
support 10 the Short line
when the policy OF the Short Line be-
came apparent We set about making new
connections. and they are now established
Existing conditions do not at all preclude
our giving business to the Short Line or
taking business from IL. but of course con-
siructive mileage which is quite factor
in the case, ceases to exist The snort Line
of course intends to make its connection
with the Rio CsFande Western. but whether
this will prove as advantageous as the
arrangement which has been In existence
with the Union Pacific remains 10 be seen.
We shall have little longer haul on Pa
than We have had by delivery to the Short
Line at Granger"
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A decidedly novel and interesting enter
'ain,nent will be given at the Third Ave
nue. theater SUNDAY evening, II Is moth
In. mere nor less than "A grand war
whoop blowout by hand Of real Indians
net stwashes bat the kind Of Indians Of
which the novelist writes The entertain
meHt VIII he given ny the Chciau division
If the Yakima Indians. headed h. skew
head chief oE the Yakiuas Handee-
Washee White Rone, chief of the Kiicki-
tags and aheus fifteen ar twenty braves
Warriors and slGaws. II VIII consist %
tn naa peHtomiae. war HauE~ dances
nrations. etc. Among ether feature. will
he the famous ghost dance" Regular
Third Avenue prices viii prevail Tickets
vii. Dc on sale Saturday.
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GRAND LODGE ADJouRNs.
The Session Ending Yesterday One
Of the Most Profitable Ever Held.


Delegates 10 the Grand Lodge OF Odd
Fellows. which closed it's nineteenth an
nuat session last night. were generous In
their praise OF the treatment afforded
them by the people of Seattle On every
side were heard expressions OF pleasure
that the sessions of the Grand Lodge and
the allied organizations were held in Sc
attic. The session has been most profit
able in its relation to the work OF the or
der.
The closing meetings of the Grand Lodge
and the Rebekah assembly were held yes
terday morning and afternoon. In the
evening at o'clock. Germanfa lodge held
Its regular meeting in the Stevens block
which was attended by many visitors
The grand ball last night at Odd Fell
lows temple on First avenue brought the
conventions to an end. At O'Clock. the
hour set for the first number on the at
tractive programme prepared for the even
ing. the large hall was filled with Odd
Fellows and their wives and friends of
the Rebekahs. The room was handsomely
decorated with vines. flowers and hunt
ing. 4 string orchestra furnished good
music for the dancers until O'Clock. A
delightful supper was served during the
evening I'm the supper room of the hall. II
was estimated that 700 persons attended
the ball.
Al the meeting of the Grand lodge yes
terday afternoon all Of the proposed
amendments to the constitution and by
laws were voted down save two. One of
these provides that the grand master.
deputy Grand master and grand warden
shall be ex-oficio members of the board
Of trustees Of the Grand lodge. The other
provides that delegates shall he allowed
their actual travelling expenses while at
| tending meetings OF the Grand lodge and
| Grand enrampEient
An amendment providing that the ses-
| sions of the Grand lodge shall be bicn-
| NAL instead az annual was lost with the
| others which were received with disfavor
| Last night the new officers OF the Grand
| lodge were duly Installed The instalia =
| tion ceremonies Of the assembly occurred
| In tho afternoon.
| A number cf Odd Fellows will leave
here this morning ut 10 o'clock on tho
+, steamer Eassiie for an excursion TO Vic
| tofia.
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The State ~ Washington VIII be- decked
out with bunting from stem TO stern sun
day and will be covered with evergreens
20 give her a holiday appearance. LANCER
4 fsuehea's orchestra will discourse sweet
music ana no pains ~ili be spared 80 make
thSs az enjoyable trip. \ plenty Of chairs
VIII he provided for the acrouamosfa ton
ef all Racks have hIen fitted up on thu.
lower deck 80 that wheels can be handled
without danger of soaring them TIE ride
from Tacoma 10 Olympia IS a beautiful
one. and ample time viii ne allowed FOR ali
80 make 81. The beat ieaveS Sesier dock
Sunday morning az s.SA cloak Fare for
the roana trip. only sI,ei. \ barge number
OF tickets have already been sold
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\ thiaese HOLIDAY.

There was a celebration at Geo Hoes
residence on Washington street 'ast night.
and probably AT ether places that the re-
pyrtsr DIT nNt leSTu about. II appears
that Yesterday was a Chinese holiday.
based 0pcG the following legend There
eRs an aEr6 Chinsnau Nsc was O. pturci
o. csnae III contact with a white and veil
low snake, ~h0 were ssotIsg 10 eat hitss.
HE gave them s0use wine mixed with
sofee kt@d ~ a fSaeeicIus. Witch caused
shesn 20 60 away Thea ne went into a
rise Sell wgih liftie box ~ vsce 70 scars,
iAe eY}l sptsgts sway ems MAS never
heard ~ aesla- II IS supposed, according
10 cne version. tftt BE- went - the other
laua wisho2s HHtcg. TIE custom is 20
4siak souse wire Nth medicine on = cer-
ssto DAP "a NeaF as 4 preventive against
gxB
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AMI sEMENrs.
crca.on, the uor.. Tuwer.

Prof Oscar II. Gleason the renowned
horse trainer. who will open II the Y.
NJ. e. A. park on Tuesday next for a
short season. perhaps knows more about
handling hars~s than any man In America.
he created sensation among hcrsemen
when he was here TWO years ago. and
there Is no question that ae will do even
better ihis time. as he VIII have much
more room In which Ia operate, In adj
iitian 20 carload Of horses RICH. from,
the plains that have never been handled
Prof. Gleason will use a number of local
horses that axe noted for their EgiineSs,
ana when he gets through with them
they will b. as gentle az lambs.
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CHINEsE-BELGIAN RAILWAY.
Contract Signed, but Funds Hard Il
Obtain.

LONDON, June "A special to the
Times from Pekin says.
The Chinese-Belgian railway contract
was signed on May 50. Under its terms
the railway from Hankow 10 Paoling is
to be completed by 1906
1.-The contract appears to be unwork-
able. because in view of the fact that COM
plete control is vested in China. no con-
fidence can be felt IN the securities TO be
offered by the syndicate
Ching Tai Jen has undertaken to raise
c2.oo0. Geo. but he will find that impossible
unless he can float new foreign loan
from which TO divert that amount. No
Chinese bank has been appointed banker
to the railway company"
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l'nwnhres..ra. ordinance Contest.

judge Eogae az the municipal court.
listened ~ arguments yesterday afternoon
on tho demurrer intrfpased sn ihe raxe
whc-s the nawnhroherS are trying ~ ngoes
that the ordnance which requires then, 20
ray license Of 500 ant k.s.p a dec. In
ton OF the persons Wilt whsm they 10
business and a record at all transactions
Is Invalid. City Attorney Rawaoa arguesl
In feyor Of tho ordinance whlio ex-fsrogc-
cutting Attorney A. ". ttastle ANA es-
DEPUTY Prosecuting Attorney W. II. sspr.
ris tried 10 tear !, 10 pieces They claimed
That there was 30 general las granting the
city power 10 license paw'nhrokerx, ana II
there was. the present ordinance IS gnv,ii,t
necsuse /. Includes three susicets ,sna.r
one tile. The point Wa made that the
ordinance showed dis Elimination IN that II
tsxcst tsawnhrolxcrs $40. u raiSe from 500,
second hand dealers sac, asA h!ssk ,sesle~s
81, judge Rogue took The case nader aA-
viseineni. stating that the only question IN
his mint as 20 the validity al sna crsl-
nance was about tne three subjects.
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FOR THE SHAM BATTLE.
Gov. Eo4ers Asked 10 Re Here July
3-COmnfttees Allowed .
ApprOprfatiOns.

Brig. Cen J. ID. Mcintyre and his staff
and all the line officers of the national
guard throughout the state and as many
companies OF soldiers as can arrange to
be present. have been trvised By Gov.
Rogers to meet him az Tacoma on Jaiy
g. where the governor has consented 10
be present at the rose carnival A steam
or VIII be chartered capable OF carrying
the troops and about so citizens to Ia
coma on that day.
In accepting the governors invitation
to participate In the rose carnival. the
brigadier general and the Seattle Fourth
Of July committees will ask the governor
10 return the courtesy and be present IN
ssatsie. with a large number OF the citi-
Gems Of Olympia and Tacoma, TO partici-
pate with the national guard in the great
sham hattie which is to take place here
July 3. This sham battle is intended TO
be- the creates: Fourth Of July event
which has ever occurred In this city, and
it will no doubt attract 1900 people here
on that day The troops VIII gather from
All portions Of the state. artillery. cavalry
and infantry. and II the Oregon can be
secured for that occasion the officers and
crew will be invited TO participate.
Excursion trains will be run from all d.
rections, as well as water transportation
lines from every point on the Sound, In
Guiding Victoria. and exceedingly low rates
Will re secured IN every instance
The fund so far collected for the Fourth
OF Jaly celebration was apportioned among
the various committees last night at a
meeting of the finance committee. The
total amount subscribed so far is s.. $3.50.
and allowances TO the committees came
within this limit. Those present We're
Chairman James ID. Hoge. jr., Mayor w.
D. Wood, Councilman Gils1u, Andrew
Heinrich and Assistant Secretary Amos
Brown.
The following named committees were
granted appropriations as follows:
Committee On fireworks. requested 81, $50.
allowed N.s50: mining requested s200. al
lowed $100: illuminating and decorating,
asked si,6O. deferred: press. advertising
and printing. asked $s0, allowed 500:
music. asked 500. allowed $500 on account J.
yachting and water carnival. asked $3.50
deferred; sports, allowed $40 on account !;
military. asked 800. allowed 500; recep-
ton. asked $780, deferred: contingent ex-
penses asked 1915. allowed Sis5; total ap-
propriated $a,a2s; balance $1l So
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Special Dispatch TO the Post-Intelligencer.
SPOKANE. Wash, June S.-This even
ing the Centennial Mil Company le. the
contract for its Few mill at Seattle TO the
f. p. Allis Company. OF Milwaukee, whose
representative, j. Z. Watson. is here.
Work on the construction OF the machin-
cry is to be commenced at once. and on
the building within a few days
The mill is TO have a capacity OF ]. 400
barrels day. The building. engine. pow
er and boilers for the full capacity are 10
be completed now. but the rollers for only
one side or section with a capacity OF TO
barrels are to be put in at this time. the
other section 10 be installed later.
President Thomson promises the mill Will
be grinding -four by October Is.
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Railroad and industrial Notes.

General Agent /. A. Nadeau. Of the
Northern Pacific made flying ;ripto Ia
coma yesterday.
w. s Riblett. agent of the Oregon Rail-
way & Navigation Company. at Mount
Vernon. was visitor in the city yester-
day.
The new time card on the Oregon Raj
Way & Navigation Company went into ef-
feet yesterday. M. /, the west-pounsf
overland. now goes oy way OF Waiia Waiia
instead of from Pendieton to Umatina d.
rect. making the run sixty-ona miles longer
than formerly. The train reaches Portland
at TO a. IN. instead OF oclock as FORM
erly. Between Peudieton and UmatUia
the east-houfd overland. as well as iocs, !
service. ia maintained.
In new tariff circular the Northern Pa
Cifsc, IN connection with the Central Wash
River railway, announces that hereafter
the minimum weight on hay and straw IN
ear hoads Will DE Is ea pounds instead Of
- eo as heretofore. This amounts TO prac-
tically o reduction Oh 10 per cent, as the
companies have charged shippers Tor the
fan 11Ua pounds whether this amount was
placed in the car or not. IL IS very difficult
to get that amount u hay or straw into Il
ear, and the change In the minimum
weight r IN the nature OF reduction ia
freight.
GEEEEEfLf.E. O.. June 3--The DaEke
county fnfirmary has been 3ssf roye1 ny
FIRE. an1 many helpless creSt lures. some 81
them partly insane, are wandering about
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1t : D. m. It which time he viii Address
them. Other speakers OF the evening viii
be Rev B. n. Iangenfeiter and H. J.
Fries, OF Tacoma The nominating com
raittee VIII report naues TO be voted on
soon by the societies for local union Of
Gcerz for the ensuing year. Good singing
viii be feature Of the evening.
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o. 1. co.'s NEW CARS.
Eighty Coal Cars and Flats 20 Be
Built at the Car shops Here.

Eighty Coal Cars ana rats TO De
Built at the Car Shops Here.
Within thirty days it is expected that
work will be begun in this city on the
eighty coal and Fat cars to be constructed
by the Oregon Improvement Company.
The building CT the cars is a part If the
Improvement of the Columbia & Puget
Sound Railroad. which will be standard
lied. The wheels and fittings will be made
IL Chicago. but the work of putting the
cars together will be done at the car
shops of the company In this city. Wash
ington fir. which tests by the Northern
Pacific Railroad made during the re-
ceivership of Andrew F. Burleigh. demon
strated that it is especially adapted for
car building. will be used exclusively.
The construction of the cars will oc-
cupy a force of men during most of the
season at the company's shops in this
city
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TIE regular quarterly meeting ~ the
Young womcn'x Christian Association
wsu be held IN the rooms Us Third ave
nue next Saturday AT o'clock ~ the aft.
eruoon 4 matter Tor which all are esggsl-
Is responsible - ~ ne hfaaght before .he
assoc stioa. and each member - URGED -
~ praser; 20 bear her part ~ the rysgsn-
sibsfity.
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lxenrston 60 Monte Srs~tu

NNAt - ttelv 20 ~ nses e the most roF-
esar exr}&TStcssef ttlC SEES sssu - announces
~ NTl a St-el, fnan&Ssg o. The Asfegzx
Herald - xssn ff0gs Seattle ga SATURDAY.
Jane - a SPECIAL tF&-a Viii leaNa ever
tire Seattle & International railroad az
a ~. sfa ran through so the famous 81.
The rise eyus sac Everett & Asnate &'Yzsfo
read IS ere ~ tNe ssoss pastEreSges ia
America. SeAna sr8S Escaats from scat
t;s ~sigl BE sold gog q. sns lowest rate esSs
.NSa
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PROTECTION OF PRISON GUARDS
Iron Cages to he Placed in the "a n
Quentin Jutc Viii.

SAN QUENTIN. Csi. june s~Warsien
Hale has decided tn build cages in the
safe Tuisi "a order that guards rnay fe
ElaceS. sn them to watch the conv8cts
wHs5 thsy Fsfarn TO work. The cases
Will - arranged IN such a manner that
they cannot easily be reached by tha
PRISONERS la CASE 90 riot Each guard
All ts armed a!th rife ard ~sii be given
eTsis-s 10 shoot In event o. reyo., n tire
rail-
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ss--~s .--~s'-~ - 49,
str. Matt Here 1ontaat.

Hog,a Y Matt. chairman 81 the San
Fsanetsee International Christian Entsav-
or S.orvcnfleu committee. wgl. STRIVE fn
Seattle this evening 81 eas from san
Eraneasec he Will ha entertained NJ
dinner hv the state transportation roYn-
mitsee. witch has arranged 10 meet hsru
here and determine All Transports g;.,n
matters pertaining 10 The Tacoma and
Qan Francisco conventions.
rne iaeal ts.ldesScrers VIII meet hi.r IN
the First Christian ehuTwh fAls evening"
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Most coughs may ns cured in few hours
or az any rate in q few days by tire use Of
Ayers Cherry Pastoral With s.eh a
prompt ard sslre remedy es this zt hard
there g 10 neeyi 90 proaonrfnE TIE ss,,-7xy
fax weeks ard months Keep this resaezgy
il war house.
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NASHVILLE. Tenn. June 3.-The Ma
tional Travellers Protective Association
today adopted the reports OF the commit
tees. Several amendments to the constt-
tuition were adopted. The members of the
association will visit the exposition to-
morrow.
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.SEATTLES NEW MILL.
III WILL he GRINDING FLOUR ny
OCTOBER rs.

tract to the e. p. Aiifn Company
Work On Machinery 70 Begin mt
SOon-Total Capacity Fixed Mt
Fourteen Hundred Barrels Per
Day.
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Pooling min Again Postponed.

WASHINGTON. June S.--Final consider
alton of the railroad pooling bill was again
postponed by the committee on interstate
commerce today until next week.
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MADE A BIG HAUL.
REBEL GEORGE AND MELLON HAVE
THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS.

Something u the Career of Two
Famous Confidence Men-Mrs.
Wilson, the Woman Burglar
Knowlton Shat Up In . Cell by
Ton Bianck I'm the King County
Jail-A Character Distinctive
Among Criminals.
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Guard your Sight" Consultation Free.
Miss p Wl.Rlrska Graduate Optlciaa.
80 Secnrssi AxrEgn t1nS Aagsr s. Hrs
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Tssl3ctouS rNwaraFSh Dairy Ice cream
Culx pare crsam used. 60 quart Tese-
phoue Main isT
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The
Worst
Cases Cured.

HAVE YOU A
"A bad case. which
other physicians
have experimental
upon aud failed TO
cnreg If so. do not
give up in despair.
do not condemn all
physicians because
s o IN @ ordinary
practitioner o r
some anScrupuious
quack has 6ssap-
pointed you. The
well known and
reliable specialist,
Doctor Radcliffe.
cures when others
fail. His thoughts
are continuously
- sk-g4s- =. 4 -.
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Great Remnant Sale.
Creckesy. China ~ Glassware
af Actual Wholesale Cost.

VERY BEST QUALITY SEMI
PORCELAIN WIND FIJDWE Err
SPRAY DECORATION. GOLD
HANDLES AND TRIMMINGS
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Sliced esl!e4 E.-B. GO. hams. pe.acat-
essen.
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Sliced Aogss4 g.-8. ce. hams. Del.cas-
eSze2,
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Carpets.

PLACING LARGE SHIPMENT
INCLUDING DESIGNS wILToNs.
MooUETTEs.
Sells