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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-11
Better Times I'm Wilmington.
Charleston News and Courler.)


1.-THE number Of colored people who have
left Wilmington, N. c., since the trouble
in the that city on the 10th vi November,
1t is noted, lis estimated at all the way
from 300 10 Loo Many bought tickets
for Richmond, Va, and others for points
in North and South Carolina and Georgia,
whilst quite q number have settled in the
counties surrounding Wilmington. AS a
consequence, there are many vacant
houses in the negro tenement sections
of the city. On the other hand. accord
ing 10 the Wilmington papers, there Is an
influx OF white people TO take the place
Of the negroes. Real estate agents report
that strangers are not only renting, but
are buying houses. One agent says that
white people are coming TO the city very
rapidly, and he thinks that not less than
300 people .rom different counties have
come 10 Wilmington in the past three
weeks. In this connection 1t is stated
that the Businessmen OF the city have
applications every day from white men
who want positions OF all classes Busi-
ness is humming. and under the changed
condition OF affairs the people are in a
nappy frame CT mind" IL would be in
teresting II the people OF Wilmington
should try the experiment OF recognizing
their community wholly on the white
basis; but We do not think they VIII. The
white people Of the South have grown TO
be about as dependent on the colored
people as the colored people are on Them
and are the only whites In the world In
hat condition.
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STARTLING ENTERPRISE.
A Plan by Which Every Home Can
Have n Fine Piano.

The leading piano-factories. In order to
exhibit the beautiful new styles OF cases
for 1899 and the Improvements in tone,
have opened a plano exhibition in the big
stone Smithdeal building corner Ninth
and Broad streets. and filled 1t full of the
best pianos made. This store is one Of
the handsomest In Richmond, and the
pianos surpass any ever seen or heard
in the city. The new designs Of cases
are far In advance of all others, and the
pianos, being from the oldest and most
celebrated factories, have no equal in
tone, touch ana durability.
These pianos are to be sold as an ad-
vertsement, and at such low prices that
every home wishing piano can now own
one. The prices for these beautiful new
hrst-class pianos are even less than others
have been paying for secondhand instru-
ments. Only O few Of each make OF these
fine pianos will be sold at these exceed
ingly low prices, and as many Of them
have already been sold. Those oontem-
plating buying for the holidays are adj
vised 10 come 10 the big store, Ninth and
Broad, and select now, and we will hold
the piano for them.
Pianos aud organs for cash or on the
easy instalment plan.
GEORGE A. MINOR,
Manager
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BRADLEY.-Died,a at Williamsburg. on
| Friday, December 0, 1893, CHARLIE +.
| BRADLEY, in the Goth year of his age.
His funeral will take place from East
End Baptist church SUNDAY AFTER
NOON, December ilth, at $3.50 o'clock.
| Friends and acquaintances are invited 70
attend.
BURGER.-Died, Saturday. December
10th, at S;l6 A. NJ, In the 18th year OF her
age, ELIZA r. BURGER. widow OF H..
, C. Burger.
Funeral MONDAY, December 18th, at
| II A NJ. at the residence Of her son-in-
| law Charles A. Nesbitt, 309 south Cherry
street. Friends of the family invited to
attend.
GUIGON.-Entered into rest Friday az
,ernoon. December 9, 1898, KATE EMP1E.
wife Of A. Il. Guigon,
Funeral from the Church OF the Holy
Trinity THIS Sunday AFTERNOON at
3 o'clock.
HARRY.-Died, Friday. December eth,
M 215 A. NJ, at the residence OF his
mother 2is south Pine street, FRANK
A HARRY, in the 18th year OF his age
blessed are the dead who die In the
Lord"
Funeral from Clay-Street Methodist
Episcopal church SUNDAY AFTER
NOON at $50 o'clock. Friends Of the fam
ily are invited 10 attend ~
HENRY.-Died. at the residence 2f her
daughter. Mrs. NJ. L. Beach No tos east
leigh street, at $40 =. NJ December TO-
is,S Mrs LUCY ANN BOYD HENRY
widow OF James Hugh Henry, IN the 'bth
year OF her age A.. r,..
Funeral will take place from the First
Raptist church MONDAY, the i2ih IN.
slant. at 8 o'clock p. NJ. Friends invited
10 attend.
sMITH.-Died, December sth. n.t5 r.
NJ at Granite, Va. Mrs. LAChLlN
SMITH, In her 18th year.
Funeral THIS Sunday MOkNiNs rrom
residence at 1870 o'clock, Friehas anu
acquaintansss invited to attend
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A MARVEL TO RICHMOND.
The Meyer stores Excellent Exhibit
of Toys.

III Tor no other reason than their pres-
eht exhibit OF Toys. The Meyer Store has
achieved great triumph. Visitors to
,he great department stores Of New York
nave said that with the exception of the
amount OF space occupied. the show Of
ioys at The Meyer Store is Identical, and
~ us enurety is novel one for Ricn-
mono. Inc special sale Of many Of these
purchases Will be one of the chief attrac
uohs OF that store this week Sets Of
Boxing Gloves. for sec; Patrol-Wagons
ior ~'0o, Large Bowling Alleys, for SOC. (:
large oVc. Boxes of Colored illustrated
biochs' Tor 1oc.; the 25c. sizes for Zoe /:
Buggy Express-W Wagons, with seat and
WHIP VI, Steel Body Wagons. Q.19; Large
Express Wagons. with shaft and sem
SLoV' WaVerly $50 Bicycles. for SOS: Nina
lure Iheatres, with drop curtains. slx
sets OF scenery, and actors for two COM
piete pays, y; Carpet Sweepers, Ioc.; B.
hey Steinway Pianos, lOc.; Robinson
nut, Boat. and Companions.
T, ~; ou.ht for 25c.; Very large Wooden
laser Blackboards. with illustrations. l9c .
Onbreakable Dolls, standing % inches
'oe.; French Bisque Dolls. with iointod
Dooles, standing IS inches, Sc; China
Iea sets, for large children, on nickel
rays toc.; the Sl.50 size OF Indestructible
oteel Freight Trains. engine tender. and
Two cars forming a train q inches long.
LOT SOc. all kinds Of Games, Golf Sticks,
picycle Lamps, Saddles, Soldier and Fire
men outfits, Menageries, Stoves. Butcher
SHOPS, Warehouses with elevators. Com
pete Bowling Alleys, requiring the skill
OF the real alley, $50 and $3.50. Every
ChHo is expected to write Santa Claus
one letter, or as many as they please.
and the most original letter will bring
the child the life-size Donkey and Car
rage which Santa Claus Is showing IN
MS yard at The Meyer Store. Already
over LOO letters have been received, and
me newspaper men who are 70 read these
letters have a happy task before them.
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OUR MILLIONAIREs.
The Modern Tendency to Overesti-
mate Mems EOrtuncs.

It was confidently believed that the es-
| tate of the late Amos r. Emo amounted
to s25. 600, 900; Appraiser oConnel, of New
York, reports it at less than 100000.
Theodore Havemeyer was supposed to be
worth at least $40, 100000; he cut up for
about 100000. Look at George Pullman's
vast" property says writer IN the
New York Press. We had him sized Up
for anything between 100000 and $50.
10000; these figures dropped TO $1,000 90.
have heard men say that ]. Pierpont
Morgan's estate is worth from 5000 0CO
to 100000; conservative broker told
me yesterday that s25 10000 would cover
It. A Democratic paper announced that
fifty Croesuses had agreed 10 contribute
70 the Republican campaign fund. and fig
ured up their combined wealth at $685., COO, =
600. We could buy them In a job lot for
$500, 10000.
Mems fortunes grow through the friend
ly exaggeration of INDECENT people with
whom they come in contact Mr.. b.,
looking for favor. proudly tells Mr.. c.
that II have seen my friend, Mr.. A., Who
Is worth at least 5000, Geo." whereas, he
knows Mr.. A. is not worth anything Of
the sort. Mr.. C. will raise the figure S.
10000 when he tells that his old friend,
MI. D., II liltlIldte WIN Mt. "A. ana so
II goes. We all drop into line, and care
lessly name enormous figures when small
ones would do more good, and be nearer
the truth. To revert so often TO our Croes-
uses and each time enlarge their hold
ings stirs up resentful feelings We should
put a stop 10 1t.
have been Informed that there are In
Philadelphia no less than 145 men who
are worth 100000 apiece, and twenty
whose estates exceed in value 5000
The richest man in the Quaker City is be-
lieyed to be William Weightman, whose
firm. Powers & Weightman, cornered the
quinins market, when all the world
thought II the only cold and fever cure.
He is worth 100000. John Wanamaker
presses him hard with seven figures In
New York we have heard there are 400
millionaires, and l have not much doubt
OF IL, but their fortunes are not up in the
hundreds OF millions. don't believe John
Rockefeller is worth 500 10000. but near
err 100000. l doubt II Jack Astor is
worth a dollar over sS5,O0o,O00, although
he Is set down at $4,000 900. Does any
sane man believe that Levi p. Morton is
worth $25, 10000?
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n OUR SISTER CITY.
,rvrNr TO START UP COTTON
MILLS NOT MATURED.
,gg HULL-STREET CARS YESTIBULED
Are Now Running According to
tsw-Lsd Has HIS Arm Crushed
while at work-Fu"er"i oil Esteem
rormer Resident-Briefs.

,,...s~c6s OF persons will learn with
800. chat negotiations are pending
.... may result in the combining and
.,on OF the Old Dominion and Mar
~. .,.ton mills Of Manchester. 1t is
...t the movement is in its inception,
a. A. j. Bradley said last night. II
t... printed by another paper that
g.e5'ov would be secretary and trea-
and Air. W. l. Robinson. OF Peters.
s.nerintendent, but Mr.. Bradley
.'...s that this was premature. and
.. .,.. movement had not reached that
,,reD the officers should be chosen.
ola Dominion Mills have not been
s..s since the fire there seven or eight
'.... The Marshall Mills. of which
v..rew Morton was superintendent.
,... down about eighteen months ago.
81. .os plants. when running with fun
... -tve employment 10 about 500 per-
RIGHT ARM CRUSHED.
,...-1 Naplcr. q boy about u years
had his right arm crushed while
q. 90 the bucket" factory. in this
b. ..s-.-5gv The lads arm was caught
..Isv and broken up badly. He was
. The Virginia Hospital. and was
.. vary well last night. His home Is
t. r.f tavern. on Hull street.
g~r.s~EEET CARS VEsTIBULED.
~. three cars Of the Huil-street Line
..,ssr,l Yesterday morning vesubuled'
=. .ra,snt "a very neat and comfortable
an he 70
.'.., protection for them. Most OF the
.-. an the Perry-Street Line were al
-.s, v.sibulcd. and the remaining ones
d. ia iu q few days.
,,-r.- N.urice had one small case be
A.. Fir, Yesterday morning, but The com
.r.rt ala not appear, and the accused
So discharged.
FUNERAL OF MRS. ADAMS.
The funeral Of Mrs. Cornelia NJ. Adams,
,--ss Death occurred in Richmond Thurs
.hv took place Friday afternoon, and
81 Irterment was made in the old fam
rr lrryug- ground In Chesterfield county.
p.y charles y. Van Houten, pastor OF
,ts Presbyterian church in this city, con-
6..t.l tho service.
Deceased was for many years a resi-
3s-. ~ his city. and taught school on
MN street between Stockton and Deca-
,r streets. she was lady VI fine cha
sctr. as betting teacher. At the
,rs u her death she was in her ?4th
year
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Eva. the little daughter of Mr.. 3. c.
Cole who has been so sick, is getting
dong as we'll as can be expected.
Tho usual services will be held In the
churches Of the city to-day. Rev. ]. S.
Wallace will FIJI his first Sunday appoint
rsrt 40 Fifth-Street church this morning.
The following ladies have been elected
,1c.rs q the Aid Society of West-End
Methodist church Mrs. A. V. Brown,
PRESIDENT; Mrs. a. II. Thomas, vice-pres.-
lsrt. Mrs c. A. Raines, secretary; Mrs.
Su1al Womack. assistant secretary; Mrs
! l. Breach, treasurer.
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Wednesday Clubs Musicale.

The first musicale Of the "Wednesday
Club this season, at the Young Men $
Christian Association Hall Tuesday night
IS the theme among lovers or good music:
any given by this popular musical or
ganiZation. -
The programme, which has recently been
published in the Dispatch, Is one or the
most attractive that has oeen arrangeu
for rendition in this city for some time.
Those who will have O part In the en-
tertainment are among the best-kno"n Oh
Richmond's performers and singers.
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THE BOSTON STORE,
Corner Sixth md Broad Streets,

has received a great many new Toys
and Furniture this week, and the great
selling OF Toys and Furniture, for cash,
will continue for only two weeks more.
Mr.. John Donleavy, so well known 10 the
Richmond public. has charge Of this sale
for the owners, and promises the public
great bargains. Fancy ,hai~s. Arm
Chairs. Rocking Chairs, Chamber Suits.
Toy Furniture, Children's Chars. Gman
and Large Toys. An extra large lot If
Easel Blackboards will be closed out at
extra low prices.
THE BOSTON STORE
Sixth and Broad streets.
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offers big inducements this week to buy
of Xmas groceries. See their large ad.
These are a few specials: Fresh Country
Butter. l5c.: Clean Currants, 7c.; French
Candy. &C. per pound; New Raisins, Sc
New Currants, 7c.; New Cltron, llc.;
Lemon and Orange Peel, lOc. per pound /;
Large Juicy Coeoanuts, &C.; New Mixed
Nuts, &C.; New Dates. &C.; New Figs. Sc.
per pound, pounds for 25o.; New Prunes,
Sc; Shelled Almonds, Soc. per pound;
Wine. for jelly. loc. per quart; Sweet
Cider, &c, per quart; Rival Gelatine
worlds best, DC.
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Served without Pay.

1t develops that Deputy-Sergeant w. n:
c. Ralston, OF this city, acted gratuitously
when he assisted Marshal ITeat 10 exc
Deputy Ralston went to Norfolk ana
aided In the execution al the request OF
Marshal Treat. He was not sworn IN as
a deputy marshal and received no pay
for his services. Had he been sworn
in, whether serving, gratuitousiy or no. mo-
the case would probably have been dif-
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The pupils Of Mrs. Nellie Sweeney Pal
mer will give the first recital of the sea-
son at the Richmond Music Company s
store on Friday evening. December 18th
The programme. as given below, has been
carefully prepared.
PUPILS RECTAL.
Mr.. Malcolm Hough.
could l. ................ ..........s..'IOSti,
Miss Katharine Davis.
1.-The Last Rose Of Summer"
Miss Marie Leahy.
"All Through the Night" .Plunket Greene,
Mr. w. r. Martin.
"Sing. Sweet Bird" ..,...........,....Ganz,
Miss Mamie sitterding.
Polly and l" ....,..,," .Molloy,
Mrs. J. W. Carson.
1.-The Mission Of a Rose" ..........Cowen,
Miss Rosa Schumacher.
(a) "Thee. and only Thee" ...,.....,Pratt,
% Good Night" Franz, op. s, No. T.,
Mr. G.. Il. Vnderslice.
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Weather strips

ts1 out cold wind, snow, rain, ana
-s- present rafting OF sash, Largest
--a. lowest prices, at
VAUGHAN'S,
Sixth and Broad.
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as you choose friend Foster. for In
stance, whose artistic productions have
made his name synonym for all that's
refined and beautiful In photography. He
gives his personal attention to settings,
which insures success. Fosters work Is
stamped by his individuality, and is al
mhed wherever seen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-11

sst Books, Lap Tablets. and Desk
Pads New styles.
iI.L BOOK & STATIONERY CO,
No. 72S east Main street,
Richmond va.
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s. UiImnn's Son

IS the place 10 buy your Xmas groceries.
A few specials: Good Cooking Butter,
l2c. New Seedless Raisins. &C.; Large
Bottle Essence Lemon, &C.; Large Bottle
Essence Vanilla, &C.; Baking Chocolate,
&c. per cake; Homemade Mince-Meat, &c.
per pound; Shredded Cocoanut, lSc; Home
Made Jelly &c. per pound; Currant jelly
for your Jelly cake, &c.; London Layer
Raisins, &C. per pound; 1-pound package
New Dates, &c.
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Coal at $3.50 a Ton

low price. Yet, if you want your
igse comfortable, you should have wea-
r.- strips on your windows and doors.
thousands OF feet on hand, prices re-
.l.e1 30 per cent. Phone or call at
VAUGHAN'S,
No. coz east Broad street.
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Engrnved yisiting Cards

~ b.e Stamping. Correct styles Get
fras
'-.-. BOOK & STATIONERY CO,
No. rs east Main street,
Richmond. va.
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All Pictures made this coming week
will be ready In ample time to send your
friend for Xmas presents
JEFFERSON FINE ART GALLERY,
528 east Broad street.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

largest stock in the South--all sizes and
1 prices. Come and hear them. Seven
thousand five hundred records. Walter
O. Moses d Co., 1905 Main street
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Whnt Give BImY

an are 20 funny, 20 hard to please. It's
/ puzzle 70 know what TO give a man
about a Razor. Pocket-Knife, a
luhg Coat. Vest. OF pair Of Legsins.
Of useful things az yaughan's. III
want 10 get the best at lowest prices
2" yAUGHAN's,
No. Goa east Broad street.
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Judges of horse-clipping say that Leon
.rd.s Clipping IL done better and smooth
a. ana closer than any clipping that LIS
aver been done here. Price 81
e'ei n. LEONARD.
No $40 north Ninth street.
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Big Cloak Sale

Don't he troubled with cold feet! Get a
il.- Of Electric Insoles erd be comforta-
81. Price 80 cents.
ELECTRIC CONSTRUCTION
COMPANY OF VIRGINIA,
No. 900 Bank street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-11

Prepare yourself for the predicted snow
and cold weather by procuring a pair OF
Electric Insoles. They cure chilblains,
rheumatism, cramps, and govt.
ELECTRIC CONSTRUCTION
COMPANY OF VIRGINIA.
No. 500 Bank street.
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l'l cam purchase that Christmas PIANO
.ai price. on easy terms, by attehuihs
i s-s this week.
CHASE BROS. PIANO CO.
No 4l0 east Broad street.
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Special Holiday Prices

II. areoug Books.
~'" )JK d STATIONERY CO.
No rs east Main street,
Richmond. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-11

Jefferson Fine Art Gallery is the place
10 go IL you want the best looking nc
lures 10 be had OF yourself.
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IL You Have Damp Walls

apply TO L. d. Johnson, i4zi cas-, MAN
street phone, 1874. Best hiehmohu anu
New york city references.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-11

Electric Insoles cure rheumatism,
cramps. govt. and chilblains. Price 80
cents. 100000 in daily use.
ELECTRIC CONSTRUCTION
COMPANY OF VIRGINIA,
No. 900 Bank street.
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wonderful Pianos and wonderful bar
gains. Ninth and Broad streets.
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90 TO the great Piano sale. Ninth ant
BROAD streets.
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% sure and see those Plano bargains
/. c-r big cut-sale this week.
CHASE BROS. PIANO CO,
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Dr Hore slightly Weaker.

Rev. DR.. Moses D. Hoge was considered
slightly weaker Yesterday, but last night
Or Mcclure said there was no material
change in his condition.
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'..h pair OF Electric lnsoles you may
'.l on ice all day, and still have warm
Price 80 cents.
--1cIkIC CONSTRUCTION
COMPANY OF VIRGINIA,
No 900 Bank street.
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IN Ideal ChrIstmas Present

N.timaus Ideal Fountain Pen,
---L look q STATIONERY CO.,
No. 72S east Main street,
Richmond. Va.
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booklets. Calendars, and GIFT Books,
sr- liudings-Cathollc and Episcopal
tll.--E1oks and Hymnals.
BELL BOOK & STATIONERY CO,
No. Us east Main street,
Richmond, Va.
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steinyyay and Knabe Pianos,

also, Hartman. Kimball, Standard, and
other famous Pianos, Walter d. Moses
a. Co.. 1905 Main street,
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Those Pianos at Ninth and Broad streets
are the talk OF the town
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1ne Plano exhibit a. Ni4,H e'u nr0d6
streets attracts great crowds,
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Have you seen the lovely Chickering
Pianos, Ninth and Broad streets?
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washburn Guitars, Mandolins, and Ban
ios-the finest in the world. Elegant new
holiday stock. Walter d. Moses az Co.
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Choose nm Artist

All kinds. styles, and prices OF Pianos
at Ninth and Broad streets.
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Music noxes. Music Boxes,

HuhIc HONtH, MusIc HVNh'
.u- smallest and finest 20 the largest
t,. Walter ID. Moses * Co, 4VVo
+-H s,rlet.
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Special Sale OF Handkerchiefs at The
Tower.
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Special Sale Horse Blankets
ts Buggy Robes al The Tower.
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DEATHS.

Read Chase Brothers big Piano sale ad
vertisement in another column.
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Musicale.

Beautiful Pianos for Christmas gifts.
Ninth and Broad streets.
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sterling Silverware
~ great reduction at The Tower.
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4. UIIman's Son

Read The Tower advertisement.
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Useful Christmas Presents.

Special Fur Sale at The Tower.
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''i The Tower TOY Department.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1898-06-25
Edna Polk,
Nelia Cochran,
Ethel Turkey,
Blanche Garten,

Katherine Woods OF Schuyler, Clara
Parks Of Cedar Rapids. Gertrude Walton
Of Blair, Mae Macuremeny of Blair.
Miss Grace Guy Thompson and Mr..
]. s. Hyatt we're quietly married at the
home of the brides mother on Wednes.
day. Promptly at four o'clock the party
entered the parlor Rev. Charles Finch
performed the ceremony. The bride
wore her travelling suit Of gray blue.
The house was decorated with palms
and roses. After the ceremony they all
sat down to an elegent luncheon They
left on the six O'Clock train for Denver