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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-13

where else at 25c.-choic:, Monday, 19c.
1oc., fine Sheer Pain Organizes, in
al colors, white and black
1oc.. heavy corded T. X, big value.
Sc. fine Stripe aI::l Check Dimi;y.
10c.. 40 inch Apron AiGrslin
&C., &c, &c.. thros' good grades India
Linen.
DC, pretty styles Spring Bingham.
j. 12c.. Decim Bicycle Suiting.
5S,, pretty spring Drape:y Goods
49c., Embroidered white Stirting
Soc, Whie Table Felt, 81 inch wide.
Sc, Fine Check Nainsoolt, Muslin
10c., best Frenc[:I Bingham. spring
styles.
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plunged the whole British empire unto
mourning. and was, so far as the loss
of life was concerned, Of greater mag
nitude than that of the Maine.
II. NJ. S. DOTERrNL BLOWN UP.
Only one catastrophe has occurred
that was similar to that Of the Maine
This was the blowing up of II. NJ. S..
Doterel, in the Straits Of Magellan
Two distinct explosions were heard, A
court-martial decided that 1t resulted
from coal gas. Some experts advanced
n theory that zesotinea siccative, used
In the paint room. was responsible.
Only seven OF a crew Of $50 escaped
from the Doterel.
The Spanish Navy lost three of her
ships In 1895. The cruiser Reitna Re-
genoa foundcred In a gale in the Straits
OF Gibraltar, and went down with her
crew OF 420 officers and men. She was
second class protected cruiser. The
cruiser Sanchez Baraistegue, employed
as patrol of Cuba, sank as result Of
n collision with a merchant ship in
Havana harbor. Admiral DeIgao Par
epo and nine other officers and thirty
seven Of the crew were drowned. The
second class. cruiser Cristobal Colon
went ashore off Colorado Point, Pro-
vince of P!nar del Rio. All of the crew
were saved.
The Russian double-turreted mont
tor Rosalka sank in n storm in the Gulf
OF Finland, in September, 1893. and her
crew aud twelve officers and 1856 men
were lost
The British torpedo boat Serpent ran
on a rock off Cape Finistcrre, on No
vember 10. 1890. and but three Of ITO
escaped.
The German cruised Hits, lost in q
typhoon off the China coast, in 1896.
had ten men saved Of her crew.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-13
Special Prices
Towels and Table Linen.

Extra specinl prices on the above
goods-everything n little lower
some things much lower than priced at
so-called sEpular stores.
Turkey Red Table Cloth Damask-
Monday, lie, worth 15c.
Bleached and Cream Table Damask,
19c.. worth 25c.
Integrity Turkey Red Table Cloths,
21o., worth SIC.
HeavCt Crearn Irish Table Damask,
$50, worth Soc
Satin Finish Req Table Damask 29c.,
wor,h SOC.
Fine German Linen Table Damask,
Acc, worth CSC.
Fine Bleachs' German, Linen Damask,
75c., worth Sl.00.
&c. each. heavy large Turkish TOWELS.
lie. each, large Hucllsback ALI Linen
Towels.
25c. each. fine, extra large, pure Lin
5n Towels, special, Damask, hucka-
back hemstitched and linen Damask
S. Tssttched. Positively the best Tow
els in Norhclk at Csc.
&C. VI, heavy Pure Linen Towel
Crash.
Sc. I'd, fine check p:n:n glass Towel
Crash.
II 1-2c. heavy striped Stair Crash
Sl.00 doz., heavy linen large size Din
Esr Napkins.
15c. yd.. best quality colored Table
Oh Cloth.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-13
Easter Dress Goods.

ACID Easter oniu four weeks off.
Don't wait until the last ruch to make
your selection. We can suit you naNL
Our stock is full and a bcSm,ful as
sorhmcnt 10 choose frtGn Note -th;se
Special prices. our early Dccemhc.
purchases Q some great lots under.
Regular value-g:ves You the chance
to buy like thiSL
29c, worth soc.
&c pieces Of fine Pure Wool Covert
that's sailing all over town at 50c-
choice Monday, @9c.
sec. worth $500.
A pieces fanu, Su..ing. pure wool
checks, pls.ds and brocad:S, also ct
tamiIes. None OF this lot worth less
tram $l.0o. Some worth morris i",ch
widc-'Monday choice, 59c.
soc. A Bargain.
10 pieces OF IS inch Pu.> Wa1i Bou-
Gle, In new blue. tan ana greys. also
plads, in spri@s coJlriug5, early buy
tas get choice of these AZ SOC.
i9c. A Wonder.
1G pieces All Wool Double Width
Spring Dress stuff, new light color.
You will be asckCd soc. for this quality
nj other stores. Yc,irs as long as we
have yard at 19c.
81 High Grade Novelties.
% pieces finest Dress Goods money!
will buy, newest tM,Dts Enr spring wen.
You may thi,t; i; strange we cay fin
eA- az only $l.Up. Ert; we Hl.nt you 10
see these marvellous bargains, aEii IL
Ia &c linen wide, AZ the special ir!cc,
SLIGO Il yard.
79C., worth 81.
S pisces Two-tc!ed Silk W,rp Sicu-
Ian, 10 ilr1A wide, c-tatail ncchin:; but
silk and mohair: makes b,,:ci;lful
dresses and undcrslIirt. arti woryh not
lsss than Sl.00-choice Monday, 79c.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-13

Robert CuiIm,ns Plymouth sermon
was sold 10 Boston IIi.:,tcrday at public
auct!".' fsf' $1,000. The volume is
small quartz of nineteen pages, bcrmd
IN crJTEon morocco ana was printed by
Bedford in 1862. The book contains an.
account: OF the Pilgrim settlement, and
IS ono cs five in existence.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-13

Don't annoy others by your cough
ing. and risk your life by neglecting
Il cold One Minute Cough Cure cures
coughs. colds, Group, grippe and all
throat and lung troubles. j. NJ. Trotter.
Norfolk: r. L. Walker, Brambleton;
Truitt e. Smith. Berkeley.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-13
Bargains in
Mems Shirts.

NO. 1-25c. BAiRiSAIN. MEMS White
Unlaunda-ed Shirts, Mems Outing
Cloth and cheviot Working Shirts.
No. 2-39c. BAIRGATN.- nice
quality Mcdras Shirts, fast color, Mems
Laundered Percape Shirts, fast color.
made Will pocket and white collar
band, 39c y
NO. 3-5Oc BARGATN. -Men's ane
White Unlaun..sn4d Shirts, either plain
lsEien Cur pieated bosoms, Wamsutsa
muslin. Erery store In town sells al
Que @hite shirt. Don't place these In
phe same class. WE, say positively theW
are equal to the 75c. kind. AL we ask
is comparison, and you will be con-
WINGED.
Mems Madras, Colered Shirts, with
ties to match, SOC.
NO. 4-75c. BlAlRGlAINMen's Fine
Laundersd Shirts, New York Mills.
nody' hnsst percale colored bosom, with
link cuffs. Id.
Mems Laundered colored Percale
Shirts, very stylish colors, collars and
l pair Link cuffs, 75c
NO. 81. 90 BAI2GfAIN.-Nfents hGEh
class Colored P;Tcale Shirts long pheat
bc'iGirts, Stylish collars and link cuffs.
Mems finest Percale Bosom and white
badieH shirts, open front ard back,
with stylish cuffs to, match bosoms
81. 90.
Mems Socks, So. &c., 10c., IL 1-2c.,
lie. are special bargains.
Mems Susr'anders, 10c., ara worth
25c.-onGy one pair to a customer.
Mems Srspeciders. 19c., are Rprth
50c.-only one pair tc, a customer.
25c pair, Mems White Jean Draw
ERE.
soc. 81 pair, Jean Drawers. SOC. kind.
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KID GL- OWES.
59c., worth 81 a pair.

1888 pairs Foster Lacing Kid Gloves, sizes 54 g. 6H 66
o. coors dark and medium brown and tans of fine soft
tins glove deal which threw this bargain our way large
eteT IN Southern city placed the order with importer
was left with the gloves his hands, anxious to unload Tie
great concession made us the original price, enables us to
give you this great chance Of buying pair Of Easter Kid
sale Monday.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-13
New Easter Silks.

- In dice look in amzement when we
tell our prices on Silks, as extravaganza
pric:.s are usually etsked for silks. We
sell silks at the same urifoam small.
percentage Of profits that we mark on
Cllicocs, and buying for cash in large
lrts, are the causes &C OUR low prices
on all silks. ~ few SILK bargains are
thes.c
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69C., real worth SIPS.

E!uSiS Nor, Velour, beautiful and
bl'!llar't, seven pieces Just received, IN
sale Monday. G9c.
Grey and Hack Brocld, Tancta in
eight designs, and worth $l.OO-choce
Mortliay. SOC.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-13
Domestic Specials, Monday.

&C., w10rth 1oc., yard Wide fast color
Percnlcs.
1-2c.. worth &C., Apron Check Cling
ham.
12c., Wprth &C., New Spring Call
Goes.
12c., worth &C.. Laoe Curtain
Sccim.
&C., WORTH Sc, New Spring Draperles.
&C., worth 7c., b:st A Brown Cotton.
&C., worth &c.. heavy A Sheetlng.
1-2c., worth l0c., fine yard wide
Cambria
1-2c.. worth IL 1-2c.. Sea Island
Pc:calcs.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-13
Leonard C. BaidsdeIl Alleges That S64,.
100000 Is Que Him.
MATERIAL Fer, A VOiUNIACvS NOVEL
N:aiisdeii Submits Numrra,,s ANi,,o.
wits In support OF EEts Enoru,aus
'n;m against ihn torcrnI,rnt.
fh"uIh Eds Attorneys rniuk sit-
Tie OF Prospects OF 2croycry
washington Correspondence Chicago
Rccu!ul

tNashington Correspondence Chicago
Rccu!ul
1t Is reported here that u man Of Tho
name OF Leonard &. Bla,.ti;.lc OF Cha,n
paiSn, Ill. IS ptndiinG sha,cs in :. llvsp',
now pending against the United Stale; in
iimie Sonft 81 GA mas among III" people OF
LIMOS ana !no!2na. 1t ~ one III Tho
sG"HESs: eases ever brought u.o court
one OF the lawyers VINO ii..i the original
Pcutlon says that il = I'm onsn:nr.'' 'Thr
atio!h"% who has charge now ADMITS that
thc.c s not HE Shgutrsi probability OF n
verdict in his favor. but he Is an\!Gus ~
secure trail because tie hui,s TO find In
the evidence that may be Presented some
crew 70 Il large amount of securities that
m%stcrious!y disappeared Iweuty-cight
years ago: III III" mean, me The nln.ntIrf
Is SAID 10 be soiEg around the country col.
IGcllAG money from crcdulOus people upon
IN dne nroS2tSt Of a decision in HIS favor.
Ihcy pay hin $40 now ana he promises TO
give thcm $!ui when he " rs the suit rro-
nic VINO know him say that ne has been
hElns of THIS case for years Whatever
ms personal clarAct,: may lac he has
h!9u3nt ini0 court one OF the =tranrrst
stores eyer heard in ill.,. history of III .,n-
ti2n. ana the eriueaU on iiir in The
Court OF Claims furnishes lHuturiai for a
thrrc-volumG novel.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-13
Csc, real worth SOC.

Double Warp Surah, In these shades:
Light link, light Nae, rose pink, Old
rose, lan9n. brown. tan, green, rnry
ore'aGe and black-choce OF these Mon
day, CSC
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100. GIace Silk.

Chs'=geab!e GIace Silks, in various
coloss ard blS'ck; n good wearing ar
ticic; M.t pure silk. but good for
iustS, dresses CT lining; real worth,
Especial prize, l9c.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-13
Soc, worth CSC.
7SC., real worth Si.25.

Bc2utiful line eli PLAID and Check
also Taffcta stripes, various styles, al!
color&-ndna WORTH under 81 90; some
$1.25-choice Monday, T?c
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-13

During the war Charles Durkcr. of Ike
nosEa: VS.. was appointed Governor of
Itah by President Lincoln and took win
nm as his private secretary Franklin H.
Head Of the same place then a yoIIm.; MAJ,
and the son OF nuiIh,ur. now n promi-
ncht ana hisnl% respected c!t.:yn OF ChiCa-
70: NJ. putkcs was a money maker and
navinG great faith III the future OF th,
Union ana Central "a lie railroads which
We're lhtn under cOIi$trUc: ion invested ali
capital IN the purchase Of th.. bonds
the company
While Mr. pmrkce was returning from
utah 10 MS old home in January. 1870 in
company with his wife and MIR jirIi bi.:
sccrptary, he was taken i'll on tie train.
lie was removed 10 :: hotel nj Omaha ana
died ihcrc. u lis widow, Caroline Durltc
IS SUI living IN kcnuSha ana tcStiiics Thai
al MS securities and many other valuable
papers. including $l."Cp in cash of her own
nloiey, We're IN tin box which has not
been seen since that time
The body WAS removed TO Kcnosha and
there buried. The will was opened and il
was found that after providing n trust for
the SUPPORT OF his widow and making GER
tain requests TO his favori,c ncphcyyS and
nleccs. Mr.. Dnrkcc being without children,
left the residue OF his estate 10 trustees co,
tho erection OF an observatory for the uub-
nc SCHOOLS OF k,anoS ha and Tor the cduCa-
ton OF youth OF both SEXES in such a way
8nd manner as my executors shall deem
best for tho good of the youth as citizens
OF our common country
Harvey II. Durkce.n brother. and Eron1.
lin II Head Were made executors ga
trustees Of the tstote. and rourC % thci,,.
astonishmcnt, that Tie tia box contnin;n..
the securities of the deceased. which were
in value way UP into m!".ons, had nysir-
rionsiy disappeared. and that nothing was
left except the homestead in Ken0sha and
t a59ut $1,000 worth Of other property,
cent for the support OF the widow
In April, 1876, Leonard G. Eaisdnlc. of
Champaign. lli.who married Harriet Dur
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soc. Taneta Silk.

rura SIX Warp and Filling Plain
Iareta. These always sell for $l.O0-
arcial Mcr:Glay, soc.
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Csc, actual worth Si.25.

2i-iach Hack Rh1dame Duchess. all
silk and gu2rar.tecd for one gears
wear. This Q,sLly never sold for less
than $l.25-spccial Monday, 69c.
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59c., real worth Si.OO.

Colored Brocades in every color Of
the rainbow; forty styles, strictly pure
silk. aCd tone color!ng. Not 4 gard
worth under 81. 0O--cEDice OF this Let
MonGilW, 53o
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79C., real worth St.25.

27-iach Black Taffeta Silk-the kind
us2l:Liy s;Iis for 81 25-spccill NL1c:day,
79c.
Soc, worth CSC.
BLACK Tafcta-would be n bargain
even IL 69c.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-08-14
rs FREEDMAN IN THE WRoyGp
The League Directors Will Take Action In
His Case To-MOrrow.

The League Directors Will Take Action In
His Case To-MOrrow.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 13.-President Young OF
the National League said to-day that the con-
troversy between the New York and Baltimore
clubs over the answer OF President Freedman
in withdrawing the New York Club from the
field on July 20 would be settled at the meeting
of the Board OF Directors OF the League on next
Monday at Philadelphia. In reference to his
actions in permitting the New York Club to
play ball after the expiration of the ten days al
lowed by the rules Of the League. Young said
that the New York Club had deposited with
him 81, 100 to await its disposition by the Board
OF Directors.
On the day the time limit expired Young sent
Freedman an official and also a personal tale-
gram 70 the effect that the 500 fine and the
Sl.UVo forfeit TO the Baltimore Club should be
DEPOSITED ct once, Freedman was out Of the
CITY. hut me Secretary OF the New York Gu
not be interfered with. as no was sure the
money would be sent as soon ms Freedman re-
turned, Later In the day Young was notified
that the, checks had been sent. and they were
Tecelven the following morning, II the New
YORK Gun consented TO the payment OF the
q the gate receipts TO Baltimore for that game
there would be no necessity for the meeting OF
the Board Of Directors.
The checks given by. Freedman for the share
OF the PROCEEDS due Baltimore are still held up
by him, II the directors decide that Freed
two or three days to him In which to Comply
with their decision under penalty OF having the
bell.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-08-14
Gossip OF the Ring.

Constant Reader, Brooklyn.-They met in Paterson,
after six rounds. y" "' fe'ut'
J j, w, New York.-He has only one decision over
nln. ana mat occurred in his recent contest with
Maher, New York.. No. they never met altbor9h
there Wsi some taxi q a match Gstw @ssa' t ahienHuG !.
Billy Moore Of Syracuse has been matched to box
ueorRe Mcfadden again at the Greater New York
4; {; on Aug %, The meeting will be for tweivo
Australian" Billy Murphy, who is staving Al
s ESsiys smi II Ii T,G Il bn 70 meet Tommy White,
stein. or any other man at liz 20 I22 ponnds. D'A
Although Kid Mcfarland e matched to meet Jack
DSiy at C9ney Island on Aug, 20. helhas also consent
10. The bout will be limited to twenty-five rounds
,o Johnny Murphy Of Boston, who has been training
nounGes that he is ready to box the hrst C1 "T
hiurphyls particularly anxious to meet Dave sullivan,
the .aG s,t delaney Is another pGgilIst who Wishes to tet
reasonable inducement will suit DELANEY. who is
prepared TO box Cain at 1876 pounds or less II neOs-l
Dick Burge, who has signed to box " Kid " Lavigns
Hke amo tEe u mst1 o' E : has finally induced Arthur
40 nsht mn, The pair Will night in private within
or lose, Burge will sail for the United States.
The London Mirror oC Life announces that the
p rnSr9I. A., O. 81 birmingham, recently dcnrnct, hlp
Frank BRADLEY has been appointed manager. and
impor"n, matches WIN be held during The coming
national contests. SUN '"''
Jimmy L1wl3r. tho Western fcatherweirht. whose
tEperiuncein the East was anything i,nt enrnurs,iu.'
t ~ SEl!aHe4 at san Francisco, In a letter TO THr SrJ
rom san tianclsco, Lawlor explains why he refused
shght Elwood McCluskey. He states that he was
onerea 20 Tor the bout, and as he never fought for
30 small an amount in his life he refu cd to accept.
steve ODonnell Joined Jim Corbett at the latter's
rcmsln InSrtSrS, Aspury Park. "Wednesday, ana VIII
Win McCoy Is decided, Billy uray, McCoy's man.
SeSI. stSted 70 rHE suS reporter that o Donnell hal
49, sSiSSa Sn dct as sparrlns partner for NcC y at = aAed
hsa anu no was very much surprised that steve
- ~ 9onned forces with COrbett. Gray went 10 BAlr
eton bpA Yesterday sVSRinE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-08-14
ENGLISH SPORTING NEWS.
Newburn Makes Another Big Jump at the
Mullingar Sports.

w. ]. NJ. Newburn. the Dublin University
broad jumper. who has twice this season i'm
proved the worlds record. eclipsed all his re-
markable performances by clearing "a feet $40
inches at the Mullingar sports on July l8.
Marvellous as the new record appears. there is
no doubt that it was fairly established and will
be accepted by the authorities. The honorary
Secretary of the Irish A. A. A. was present at
the meeting and volr-hed for'the'corractness OF
Newburn's jump. A slight cross wind was
the competition took place was perfectly level.
The run up, TO the take-oI board was rather
feet j inches. He foulcd in the second attempt.
but in his third trial he made the record that
beat his own previous best Of "a feet X inch by
Newburn's performance is nearly a foot bet-
the american record Of % feet y. inches" es:
tablished by ,Myer Prinstein. being next in
record Of % feet ~ inches. made by r. Rosein-
Crane. an lrishman. and the best British record
previous to Sewburn's was % feet "a inches:
no less than. Q, dozen times this season. A
Photograph Of the Jumper, while he was IN the
apparently about Ave feet from the ground.
ton OF Irish jumpers after taking off.
A iour;mile match between two veteran pro-
J 5ffs1? 3. the SaV % i wf Being asc! Niehd "a b Go2' w RS
acted as assistant trainer TO the New York A.,C.
following year showed good form in profess
sSlonal races in America. Cox defeated w.
1oung;, who Is two years younger. in 81 min
man who ran his first race in 1870.
Reyersals OF form are frequent among the
English sprinters. A few weeks ago the vet
eran y. d, Morgan, who finished second in tho
Championship hundred" turned the tables
on the winner. Z. w. Cooper. At the Alexandra
A. c. sports at Crewe. Morgan had his number
tthken down by, r. ", Wadsley. who was the
moderate time Of 10 Is Seconds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-08-14
Coming Public Sales.

On tuesday at IL O'Clock Julius II. Seymour. ref.
errr' WIN sell az the Broadway salosroom six parcels
A lot. 25IloO, with the buiIdinus and imnrovennsnts
at NO l2h Pitt street. between East Houston and
stanton streets also a lot at NJ 2ag East TweDtv.
second street between Second and Third avenues.
also a dwelling house and lot at No. a42 vat
I"ehS'third street. &c. between Second and
Ihlra sVenuesi also a lot at No. 40 North Prince
e" IluSnlng' borough OF oueensi also a farm be.
Wen alahhAsset highway and Great Neck ana port
p nissi ~ Hallway, North Hsmpste1d, and also 4
10 Sbnvs ala, Shns north"astsrly and adjoininS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-08-14
Gus Tuthin Writes That He Feels Good for
ar Old Fellow.

John NJ. King of % West 1881 street. who is
one OF Gus Tuthill's oldest friends and WAS as
ISOLATED with him in business for a good many
years, received a letter from tho latter on last
Tuesday. IT was dated villa Post Ofice. Dem
YER. and its contents relieved the anxiety OF
Gus's many friends rs TO his condition. which
has been reported as hopeless. Tuthill writes
that he has been up In the mountains Of Dem
yer since the early spring and is, gradual
Y beginhing to feel like himself again;
return East a we'll man. He spends his leisure
time In fishing and says that the trout are run
King toeome on and see hin, and wishes to be
kki ,RSII Tsmembsred to All his. New York friends.
splendid for an old fellow and they needn't
worry about Gus"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-08-14

Simply. as an. economical, proposition. riders
VIII ma II best to see that their lamps are filed
before starting out on a ride, and to carry their
tools and repair materials with them. II Is the
sundries come, high in the rural districts. A
great many little articles such as tire tnpo, cc-
ment. washers, nuts and wrenches, cost twice
the price at the cycle stores In the suburbs
Is not the, fierce competition OF the Department.
stores 10 be met and such a thing as n cut Of
the list price Is undreamed of. 1t is more
often the case that something is added
70 the regulation charge. The other fact
that makes it expensive TO get caught without
some country dealers do not hesitate to raise
the price as soon as they discover that you
have got TO have the article. A New Yorker
who went thirty miles out In New Jersey re-
work loose: He borrowed wTenchcs several
times and fastened il. He made mp his mind
that he. would buy q wrench 70 carry on his re-
turn trip, He paid 81 % fOrthc article. 1t hurt
and he was inclined 10 go without ii, hut no
needed il, and that is what tho thrifty dealer fig
but there IL many n country hotel where il
costs riders ten cents to get few drops put into
the reservoir OF their lamps because they forgot
TO MI them before starting out. To be mulcted
they might as well accept the situation and pay
all high charges gracefully, considering the
excess as a fine for their negligence, Riders
who go on country trips and are careless about
travelling properly equipped should remember
these points; The fact that they have not had
have IL at any time.
A remarkable thing has come tO pass in con-
nection with the Fifty-eighth annual exhibi-
The organization has Tor its purpose the inn