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El,hlnr on chnlL cneL.

coalvlllc Times; The writer has been
Informed that fishing has been carried
on In CHALK creek right along. not.
withdrawing the stream IN closed for
a period OF three years. II IN soid
that a party n tourists canned rlgbt
on the banks NJ the stream a short
time ago, and iHhed TO their honrts'
content This should not be. and Tho
ntHt gnloot who H. caught 4 n the act
nhould be hauled up Spanish and
prlsonment-one IN about equal ~ tho
other In these days OF gnldbugre,v
Ted Powell ~ Upton has. hoWev.r
hcon appointed deputy nsh ynrdon
and hereafter the violAtors 0f This IN ~,
had better keep their eyes peeled mn
cars open or he Is likely to swat few
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The Utah Lake Drowning.
santaduin Utah.
Iulv alth. 1895.

NlNkAuNlNi q ANNt
july 2ith. 1895.
r, the Eil,or'
In rcadlng your rcplr, u the drown
ms ~ the four young ladies' IN Utah
lake on Tuesday July 18th. I SEQ that
you have been misinf0rmed. ! was one
OF IN. first ones ~ arrive a. the place
where the sad nnalr happened. our
ranch D. about three miles from whore
the fatality occurred. on his way 90
Payfon Or help tho brother of ihg
Kotio girls ctllod ut our place and told
o. 1f the dreadful occurrence, Mr.
Pickett ana myself took q hlat and
some rope and harihnp1 g. the spot,
whore We found ~. Ncolo. the father
~ the thrns girls WAC were drowned,
VIM. CaiiiAior aud the llt1c son ~
ATT. Kcelo. I asked Sir Kccle how I,
had happened and he replied that his
ll1cr son ana himself wrrc uut spear
Ing carp when his iltile boy came rum
Ming and told them that the girls were
I drowning. They all hastcncd back, but
! ihr ulADhtroua lake had covered ia
] 81 l|iuH
| Nr. Keel, had secured N, body o.
hIs youngest daughter. which he found
boating gn the water about one hum
drUd Yard FROM whore she wen, down.
Mt Pickett. Mr. CAlllslcr and myfeli
nucced.d at once to drag the lake
with u barb wire. The first body that
We brought % the surface was That OF
. Miss Bauer. whIlh l took 90 the shore.
I We went 81 work aHaln ana after q
short time We brought the body OF the
I elder kr,le rirl up. ~ this time,
however, about a dozen payHlu people
had arrived and two OF thym hrlpCd
90 me the Flri Into my boat. Soon
after This others came N IN r1ytln.
bringing n seine. and u Yves drtldfl
90 discontinue dragging with tho wire
ana Try the seine. After IN unsucrpaa-
iul trial with the sclnr about half q
dIt0n young men from payslu formed
into Tine and wuded out ~ wherT we
had recovered the two hldles and soon
came across the last one ~ the dead
ana brought the remains @ shore at
about hair past eight or liule lltcr.
The drowning happened M between 2
ana n'chck. according % tho best
judgment Of Mr. Kccie. The water
was about feet deep where We found
The bodies.
GEORGE W. LIE BARON.
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ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING.
wny {. Black Loses His LIE al he Hands OF
a Careless Friend.

wrly T.. Black. 10 ycor olI. and
snn of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas o. Black
~ this city was accidentally aho, and
killed by O. companion, wllla Moun-
ness. 90 the ranch Of Mrs. Valentine r..
Hoy near Rock SPRING. Wyoming.
Way was there on hunting and
fishing outing. and on Friday morning.
at nbou, o'clock. was at the Top of a
hiystack. where he had been sleeping.
McGlnuDaH was throwing chips up Into
thH air. ana shooting ut them with =
ii-oullhcr rifle, when young BLACK
rr,pUd over the top " tsr stack just
aH MUgluncfa firod at iiyiug chip. Tho
ball struck BLACK In the shoulder and
passed into the nCclS and Zoo Two hours
b was dead. The body was brought 10
tH.H city and yesterday was Hlffbwtui-
D. llId away LOO ut. Olivet cemetery,
The shooting was purely HcCId ntai.
hut serves me- terrible illustration ~
90. criminal folly ~ any unnecessary
handling N firearms. ami % should
PROV" o. be- n very effective warning
EHI'nst carclenrucsa of thH nature ne
the future. But II won't mot as long
uH there are any fools alive.
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TiTER F0R THE MINES
f,rg % 3. Applied at II'''' on @
81 Essai August 18Th
,,,.s.,tp, GENERALLY WILL ADOPT tt
III. mar,ha wa'hl's''''
c''ii'''' =, rn,le sam Richest IN
H'''O ,s,,'a so,s. Of SILVER CIT"

.s.,t. are quietly
,,.s.swn,fi u l'''N ,i,, NJ the
no an the appIiea''o' ,,,,,st
fglfihs ,,,,t aiunr about AUS ~
tirc tuii'. S,rr5us company ls
inh. The Jo',-" ,g,r 10 make such
-, Al 10 iis power ,,.,,i,ps now
e''ls pi,flbit and inli''', 80 q
a. r1i iu'. . hr.a weeks elcctri-
"a, and ihht in W, ,be wheels go
. " Icy 20 make '"' ~. has
m IN upplaut that Ni'''" -,
i.lal' w. Cr years. even Wa'''
O. sf'le'
"a atam p'",' .es,.rday By
-.,I. vas visited y,s' '', lam.
ll- ID petry and VIII "i'''''''''
N'si' y vb5 on saturday even
/, sii lAAt' avn hatfield to the
\, iarmranieu W." :, t,,hIrr into
T.. m, purpose OF l''N,"H 49,,
ual -, Washington ana ''", !
. DE- bl'- unity mentioned. was
-',a ~ li5 .b5ps. the rev STRIKE
10 o ~ i.' i..s yelu ~ ore simil ~
,.isaf . l. .,., Men the mine has
sliau " 49, ,.I which runs
f''.if 70 .Nu. ..Iv,f d. co. ton. "
is.i u .. '.,,I La these columns w
fflrlliil ~ ~. f't,t level and WIN
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In he European Mission.


tMiliennial star, July :. 1891
ArrivalE-nhs following named lei.
dsrs from Zion arrived In Liverpool
on June %. 1888 per American Line
steamer Belgrnland. For the British
Misslon--Alma L. Sargent. uoytayiiie,
Utah For the Holland Mlsalon-Jd.
aeph Weston, Ogden, For the Swiss
MtsHlnn-L, =. Carbon. Logan, utah.
Fr the scandinavian Mlsslon-John
n. Anderson. American Fork; A. j.
Nelson. salt Lake city; Parley An
deraon. K11shargm Utah.
Sister Sophia Carbon 81 Logan city
was with the party. having come over
On Great britain on q short visit. Sis
Ter carbon Is the nrst and only LADY
M % date, In the state % Utah. Who
has held the position of city recorder
She was elected "a the position Of no..
clrder Tor the. city N Logan. duriur
The last municipal elcctinn held there.
App1lniment-Alml l.. Sargent has
been appointed 10 labor az q irlveiIne
Elder In the nottingham conference
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Shipments from this cnd ~ The dis
tflCi f.ul. lur last rfp1ft have boon
Hf tailuWsi lion Milne, a carloads,
Swansea. 3 carloads. South swansea
Do carloads Iron. and carloads ore,
Pleasure nan, o carloads. North star
|. larluldE
The ASSIGNMENT On he capital stock
m the FlHuu Mining company he-
iinr delinquent yesigrdly U'rl-
'liy1
Considerable water r. being tncuun.
'f0i Hl ihr ii0.lcvtl ~ Dc Swans %.
Ithgush not yft iu sufficient auin.
iuu 60 fgfluusly Interfere with 0par.
hm Pumps atg hgIng put IN G.,
indlf ne 1ON,
~ main shaft on thr Tweed has
nd q depth of go ieet aud ID drlfi
q bifn started ga Oh ore body. Mr
tstf tafh confident That De- win d.
M market with cor NJ hIgh.rfidr
4 Do uhfn ihe vU'n "a encountered.
Nlrff CHA STAR
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n. c. Larson o. se1.a seen on our
streets after m.u,hH vacation IN Salt
Lake,
The foundation fr the now First
ward school huil3Hs "a nearing com-
Fiction.
County Treasure Ellen Jakoman n,
spending d wUgEa vacation la Cache
Valley.
Maine memorial services were held IN
tho different wards sunday evening
With good attondanCe.
ON Wednesday evening the Woman.
Relief corps VIII sINr a public camp
IRE az the Proctor academy. ffnlr
OF the proceeds viii gu Tor the benefit
~ tho sick and sounded soldiers of the
present war. ana the other half viii 50
10 tho local q. A. 10. post. Refresh.
mcnts VIII be served.
Clarence Milton Grey. alias James
Thomas. The tramp who was run over
by a train al ClUlr creek some two
months ago, ana who has since then
boon lying ln mlnrlci condition,
greatly runerlnr, died saturday morn
lrg ~ his injuries. The lower limbs
u tho unfortuuato man have LONG since
been In state ui decay, lie was
buried In the pott.rH hsld. Before he
died he stated that h was from Mas
sgohusettR. ana h.H folks there Weru
comfortably situated.
Bishop J. N. Halliday Of snntnquIn
was In Provo Saturday The bishop
IN company with others was In the rear
coach ON tho ". a.. ~, train en- route
20 Provo. when N" train got To spring
willie Il Hlde-sWltUh.l the rear car and
the ptyscnrtrH were forced 10 walk In
this city ThorH WUro two OF tholr
number on the road 90 salt Lake, The
gentlemen are indignant az the traat-
mont received. and some are talking ~
bringing suit against iho railway COM
Lany Tor violation u. thHlr contract
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r,rnr.1iN fIin womb.
,,..n,. 70 Proclaimed by the nepresen-
,,,i,,efaNsu York syndicate.

Fan rrrsiseo. July SC. ~. Vines
y, ,i.r,s.rfs A New York Hynilgnie,
Nitr,rrsfd from ihs Klondlkc. when
,tssfif AZ The richest mining re
n DO world. iic said IN an inter-
,Fg 49,.
what greatly Impressed me i the
am ari extent ~ The bench elalliih.
Id tr irHanta. ! raW a claim on We
|.gsih U.r In French Gulgh which
n area 10 b. 1000 feet above the
~ ia vh.th was turning 1ui H.
D ~ iay. what extent 10 territory
no. tltu % ground covers, 100 man
j lef ana the development ui me
j rffu 40 probably occupy years ~
lgirf itirif. after careful iuv'sN-
b iiim on fifarrIy Inclined 90 the Ne
ID iNii ihiy Go longer exist ln thal
d rlp AZ :. iha future possibilities
'fsaN ~ that they ar apparently
'irrfrsf
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''' 4h head, $50
y ~. sisnmsuio eomp,nv ,,r, ....
'''.'d on wodnssiay next XII pay
!! NJ ,S brokers ar, able. thew WI, 70.
ma s4''''''a az he Old llama ~ ~
"a Ia 'ior1 Of tha Gsy..r.v,-,,,
tsi.. meriInr Wrdn.sasY' , Nv,
s',Hi. ''''''''lliy Of declaring
! . Watch ~ Wave. aw. ,.,.
J., =, THO Raby. NY, 19hn Pen
4 q uhh t,.'l sllih5rn part Of he
r rtini ~, l'ss1st nrlposltion In
M Lr ll,s' acoordinr to ss',s ~
Htrt e. hsnn.r " Mereur Sgs
arr o., l,' l0n ana NE b,,''Nit
ita5- (. ~ 50 says Mr.. Pen,,,a
n, %, Record .oli Morn. pn...,,..,
u .Bi KY. 'he e.ty M drei ny eii ,l
lil'sg .tsi q force VI m'" "l lha
'Ft nj tunnel "p 49,. Work
p a f8sk %, ll u Thaynes f,nn
[. hksn gr IRIlv.1lunN Tools ~
Dot rspe,, MtiHasdaE M M ,u''
.orh q, Wg property as ,ns ,'i9.sl i
co stolen. WIS. supplies, etc. hS ,Sc
'''''''A Progress; Ms..,.. LINN.
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b'rslepmsnisatth.A,, .,

lh B1i7 Miner rav4 that a.. Al.
l Al Walkerv.llr. ubaer ~.
M NJ i u. on ~ w. EuEzl. cuniInues
~ way and about 800 mon
In, ~ ln NE mines and mil
M. ~. shlpmsniH 81 slysr-r,ia
IN, nale Co., San Franchise fnr
i,isu said that hrrs Nil
~ ' s... l.elarrd iu the near fu.
va '.',. or men Gre employed nj
rf'-- u, property OF thIf connagV
~. ,he Debris from th' i 'r,,.',lg,
~ 'l.ii 90 300 f.at A. go '' nv
Iy .r.i,l nv. N'1 b.r.u Cor tapping a
j. ueN'e vein NJ msns ,',s -. =
IA ~, a lp ~ ihe present iim" NJ W.
80, solely from The N,g ~
y raised. output 81 ore Ia
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and Myers have disposed Of their in.
tertst In the Peioskey Mining COM
many on the nuckskin mountlius az
lar as the two claims are concerned.
Thr mon nt work on those claims md
fhrv ate improving as they 10 down
ard evrrs hing booking better an the
lime. 1.ii,lc aud Myers are negotiating
with some Salt Lake parties and the
outlook is bright.
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Pioneer Day was quietly observed ~
tho Garden city al the business
houses closed and ihr cltlzons took
themselves 30 the canyon and resorts.
Races were had lt the race track.
which drew q lars crowd OF pleasure
HeHAgrh A llyUly wmp ~ bail between
local men was played In the forenoon.
Postmaster snUU OF Spanish Fork
wnF q visitor al ihr county seat to-
day
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wart At tho Annie L,ur,.

fyir Bowman. foreman at the An.
! lAlff mInt was 90 Riehnsid
J, 'tftliT lf.1F supplies ana tools.
70 Aisil thli ihay were dulnH hr
4. lhli ih'J were To- 500 foot from
tl'ali, lN foot ~ which Wan
nlop.h or Wh.le from ths surface
w i,f i'Hf dia,nner had been 1ults
W thsi hii now REACHED tho c1m.
nv gllHi ana found 400 unhfoksn
,H.elllh Iht company ls now work.
,Aisf mis- ~ three mon each. bg.
I,,. w foreman, and az a rrsuit
,lFls eie u actumluatlnr al M
Lw pounds per day. Ths
- w Shipment viii De- made he.
ms llih and 18Th nf Auru,t.
y, n, outlook is far rerulnr sbin'
~ ION Then on illl winter ci9-H.
iaia-lIghhs'l Censor
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PROVO.


Judge puHonhefry having finished his
business lu tiniah county, has rr.
turned 90 this eiiy,nnl saturday opened
~ the Fodrth district court here.
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HOODS PILLS are the favorlto fam
rs cathartlc, Easy TO take, easy to
operate. &c.
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"kFTEROOoN TEAS.u
ST. Louis, Mo, Ladies' serve the New rooo
Delisary.

A. some select afternoon "teas" I'm
~, Louis. Mo, the ladies have bos,'
servlug the new food delloacv uranas
Nuts. ana II has become very nnnnie
owing 10 iia novel and never 10 he fer'
gotten havor as wen as tho fact MAJ
" y rehuy 10 serve without any prep.
feature Tor hurry breakfast and mpcn
Greek, Mich. W. "''''e
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CONSUMPTION

To Eug Enron Please inform Your read
ora that I have a positive rcm,dy fir tho
thousand " holsir,l eases have l,con per.
mancnily cured. shall be- slIi g. sud
~, bottles oimyrrmoiy free 10 auy ~ Your
fc,Hrrs win, la,o CON lumpuUn u ihcy viii
fcnimo the.roNprcssandfn,ton lcehllrss
Ah!DeuHi. M.C., l5J Puan 49,, New AOIs
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Dress Goods.

In TINS department we are mead uar-
tiers. Our shelving is brim fuq Of
matchless values. Our line of summer
cashmeres, mohairs, brian tines and
suitings cannot be surpassed in style,
quality and price.
10 pieces 80 inches a WO oil cash
meres, serges and fancy brocad
ed mohairs, the 40c quality ,. 2212C
) pieces 40 inch all wool sultings
in grays and tans, make hand
some suit, The Bee Hives price 223c
20 pieces summer suitings, 36 inch
mixed goods in all shades, not
piece worth less thar Csc peryd,
our price until cos ed. ......... 15c
Is pieces AthenIan novelties,
and Scotch plaids, something
very stylish for skirts; true
value at 373c, we own them cheap
and they are yours at ......... tic
so pieces beautiful quality French
organizes, dimities in solid col
ors, with an endless variety Of
figures and plaids, special bar
gain at acknowledgements. 73c
20 pieces of gauze chambry, the
latest novelty in summer dress
goods, each pattern a gem. 9th
ers ask 25cts, our leading price 15c
so pieces of figured and lace lawns
and Gazonette de BrOiderie.
very artistic pattern, makes a
handsome dress. They must go
per yard at - .......... l0C
40 pieces 30 inch India linen and
sheer white Victoria lawns, the
20c quality; we have them at
y, 10and 123 cents per yard,
A fine assortment of white organ
dies, French batiste and muAs
at 121 to so cents per yard.
3 600 yards nice quality white
lawn. a sacrifice at only. sc
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-06-15
NEW FLOUR ADULTERANT.
A State Chemist Has Found Pulverized
White Chalk in 1t.

A State Chemist Has Found Pulverized
White Chalk in It.
An Ohio chemist has discovered new
adulterant in -four sold in that state. IL
is made Of pulverized white clay, and is
called paineraline. 1t cannot be digest
ed, and is conse quenty very unhealIh-
full. 1t is, however, easily detected under
the microscope. The food commission
er of Ohio in an official circular says OF
the substance: "a chemical analysis
shows that it is sillcious mineral re-
sembling tale in physical properties. IL
is unsoluble, even in the strongest sui
phuric acid, and is totally unfit for tue
purpose for which 1T is used. 1t seems
to be kind of clay, dried and powdered
very fine, and Is shipped from Greens,
boro, N. G." The stuff is said to cOs'
about one cent per pound, while a goou
quality of -four costs two and ar 70
three cents pound, under the advanced
rates. -. ---4---4 ---a-----
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SAMPSON SUNK CRUISER.
Spanish Admit Destruction of the ReIna
Mercedes at Santiago.

Spanish Admit Destruction of the Reina
Mercedes at Santiago.
An official note has been published
at Madrid giving an account of the
bombardment of Santiago de Cuba by
the American fleet:
"The American navy under Admiral
Sampson has fiercely attacked Santiago
and bloody encounter ensued The
Americans made three attacks on the
Spanish marine and land batteries,
which replied. AS a consequence the
Americans were repulsed with heavy
losses estimated at fifteen hundred
men. The American pr0jectiles, how
ever, sank the Spanish cruiser, Reina
Mercedes. 4"
1t is also stated that the Viscaya was
81 ably damaged" The note does not
number the Spanish dead, but it is es-
timated that fully hundred of the
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The Styles Are Right;
The Quality IS Right;
The Prices Are Right.
The People at The Bee Hive Are Right.

in
in to simply,
and
andow
sell
something
sidonto offer YOU ments enowher
Young S
oil
We
neyourwa andr eueWth
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Donnestics.

Heaviest ward wide sheeting. 49,. Csc.
Riverside checks .... sc.
Heavy mattress ticking. 80. &c.
5000 yds Roman and Oriental silk
in prints; eyerybody's 71ac sci
Ter, our cut price. ...... &c.
1000 yds light calicOs only...... &c.
Fruit of Loom bleaching, yd wide 61ac
1000 yds soft finish baaching ... &c
5 pieces 1914 sheeting. .... 1910
5 pieces pillow casing, 10 inch. 10c
Is pieces cottonades, we worth
Is to zoe per yd., our cut price 1850
Gold Medal shirting cheviots, the
12Ac kind to oo at.... nc
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THE GRIPS WARDROBE,

The Girl With ne Least Money is Apt to
Be the Most Extravagant.
"ltls a truth, and a sad one, that the
girl with the least money is apt to be
most extrayagant, writes Ruth Ash
more, of ''The Care of Girls Ward
robe, y in The Ladies Home-JournaI.
"The very wealthy girl may not have
to care for her own wardrobe, yet each
piece belonging to it is made to do full
service, and in many instances, if she
has wise mother, the girl herself
must superintend the work of the
maid. 1t is said of the daughters OF
Queen Victoria that each one of them
was taught not only to sew we'll but
to mend and darn with great neatness.
and to make over those gowns which
were counted worth it. The girl
whose wardrobe is not large makes her
first mistake in buying cheap material
OF a color that is the fancy of the mo-
ment. Instead, only one new gown
! hi"J DC nav NuLItlS UllG SEASON.. III
should be of a fabric that will stand
wear, that will endure making over.
and of a color of which neither the
! wearer nor the looker-on will soon
grow weary. 1t is extravaganza to
have gown made in the extreme fash
ion, for 1t soon goes out, and then you
have failure on your hands,
was seriously afflicted with a cough
for several years, and last fall had a
more severe cough than ever before. |
have used many remedies without re-
ceiving much relief, and, being recon
mended to try Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy by friend who, knowing me
to be poor widow, gave it to me, |
tried it, and with the most gratifying
results. The first bottle relieved me
very much, and the second bottle has
absolutely cured me. | have noU had
as good health for twenty years.
| give this certificate without solicIta-
tion, simply in appreciation Of the
| gratitude felt for the cure Effected
MRS. MARY A BEARD, Claremore, Ark.
! For sale by Farrar & Harris.
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Notions. Notions.

Job fans two Tor. ........ sc
A better one for. acknowledgements. sc
Our 10, % and soc. fans, worth
double the money.
Cold cream and glycerine toilet
soap l0c per box.
Nice sweet soap cakes to the box
&c per box,
We can show the best line of mems
and ladies' belts in leather and jewel,
prices from 10 cents to $100.
Dress shields ........ ....... Z to loo
Ball thread per pound. .......... l5c
Ladies' black hose fast cOors sc
ST. alarm clock, good time keeper 75c
3 spools Coates thread .... l0c
, spOoIs crochet cotton ......... SC
WhalebOne. ....... ..........,.... sc
Ladies' vests from 5 cents up.
Ladies' shirt wais is, elegant selec
tion 35 cents and up.
Fibre chambry last year s price
Zoe, to close out at .... &c
A full line of mohair, brillIantine
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Duck.

20 pieces best quality linen duck,
plain and fancy striped especial
ly good for skirts; also in solid
coIors, tan, blue and green. 3
pieces of figured pebbled duck.
5 pieces of linen crash, fancy
and plain, you know the value
when you see them. We offer
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and crash skirts from SOC. up.
so bed spreads, the 81 25 kind, at 75c
50 spreads extra long, we'll worth
81 so, our leader only ..........&1 90
CreDoline good quality, per yard Sc
Good quality of cambria all shades 40
Black satteen, good quality, only 75c
Ladies' and misses sailors bought at
auction sales. They are worth from so
to 75c. but will go at % cents only.
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S. G. P. jones, MileAburg, Pa, writes
~ have used DeNitt's Little Early Ris.
ers ever since they were introduced here
and must say have never used any pills
in my family duri0g forty years of house,
keeping that gave such satisfactory Ie-
suits as laxative or cathartic.
SALE-DAvIs DRUG Go.