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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-09-02

The Gar of Russia has proposed
a conference of nations, the object of
which is to be the reduction of stand
ing armies of all nations by mutual
consent and agreement. While it is
difficult to see how such an object can
be actually accomplished at the pres
ent time, yet the scheme is a plausi-
BILE one, and any conference of this
character may result in much good in
the future. Spain will not be serious
ly interested in any discussion of this
sort, she having taken the initiative
with her navy without consulting any
other nation except the United States.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE-That the sub
i scriber has obtained from the Register o I
Wills of Hartford county, Nd, Letters of Adj
ministration on the estate of
REU BEN AUBEL,
late of Hartford county, deceased. All persons
having claims against said deceased are hereby
notified to exhibit the same with the legal
vouchers thereof,
On or Before the 2Sth day OF Feb, 1899,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefits of said estate. All persona
indebted to said estate are requested to make
immediate payment.
Given under my hand and seal this 29th day
of August, 1898.
JOHN w. AUBEL.,
2Se Administrator.
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FRED. Il. WILLIAMS, Solicitor.
Trustees Sale
UNDIVIDED HALF INTEREST IN TIL
PARK FARM OF / OIL ACRES, AT OR
NEAR PERRYMANS, HAIR
FORD CO., MD.
On Tuesday,. September

By virtue of q decree of the Circuit Court for
Hartford county, in Chancery, we will offer for
sale. at Public Auction, at the Court House
door in Bel Air,
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GEO. l.. VANBIBBER, Solicitor.
ORDER NISI.

ORDER NISI.
Adele NanBibber, by her
husband and next friend, In the Circuit Court
George l.. NanlIibbcr, for
VS.. Hartford County.
CassaL ORA Foard and In Equity.
others.
Ordered this Odd day OF August, 1893, that
the sales made and reported in the above EN-
titled cause by George l.. NanBbber, trustee,
be finally confirmed, unless cause to the con
trary thereof be shown on or before the 18th
day OF September, 1898; provided n copy of
this order be inserted in some newspaper pub
lished in Hartford county once III each of three
81 successive weeks before the 10th day of
September. 1898.
The report states the amount of sales to be
81 800.
WIN. S. FORWOOD, JR., Clerk.
True COpy-Test:
26au WIN. 5. FORWOOD, JR., Clerk.
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a Cult In REERlGERAIQRS,
CHAMBER SUITS At COST.

We're always glad to give you the bcne-
fit of our Credit System of Easy Pay
ment.
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Teachers Institute.
TEACHERS ASSOCIATION
Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday
Evenings,
SEPTEMBER 6, 7 and 8.
TUESDAY EVENING,

TUESDAY, EVENING,
Lecture Ey Prof boyer. Instructor in the Key
stone state Normal school. Prot Boyer is SAT-
to be an interesting and entertaining speaker
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
Entert inment by Teachers and friends assist
ed by the best Mandolin Club in the county
This evening promises to he the best ever gvcI
by the teachers.
THURSDAY EVENING,
The Gaul Family will give u Concert. Vic
linist, Prof. Fritz Gaui, director of Music IN
the State Normal school; Miss Marie Gaul
Vocalist. Peabody Conservatory Prof. l.. Con.
radi, ianIst. Pea body Con. Music Miss Beulaf
Gilbert, Elocutionist
This promises to he an evening of great in.
terest, and the talent composing this company
being among the finest in the country, those
who wish to enjoy treat should hear It.
SEASON TICKET, RESERVED SEATS, S1.OC
GENERAL ADMISSION, -
SINGLE EVENING, RESERVED SEATS, 81
SINGLE EVENING, 81
TTickets for sale by Committee and at
Drug Stores in Bel Ali.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-09-02

Have your prescriptions compounded at
Richardson's Drug Store, Bel Air, and ask for
Cosmo Butter-Milk Soap. 1t makes the skin
sort, white and healthy 4m.
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81 -A-crsS-

of which John J. Dean, late of said county.
died seized. and on which he lived ut the time
OF his death, situated in said county, on the
public road leading from Wa ervale 10 Bel Ar
stations on the Baltimore and Lehgh IL. H..
about three-quarterS OF Il mile from the former
and two mics from the latter, adjoining the
lands of Joseph LiveZey, Morris NJ. Dean Enn
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R1I9~For Sale-wheelwrgh Shop and
Dwelling, nearly new. Excellent business
sta nd at shawsville, Hartford county Ad-
dress Robert j. Kirkwood, House of Refuge,
Baltimore, Md. 2se5t
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re" Lost-A gold Stick Pin in the shape of
an arrow, Mooustone set. The finder will
please return to this office 2se
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JES- Lotion Suday night, between Broad
way and the residence of Mr.. j. f. Dean, u
lady's black cloth coat. Finder will please
return il to the above address, 2se
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Religious Services.

Rev. S. b Tredway will preach IN Bel Church
on sabbath next at IL A. NJ. At 7.l5 p NJ
there will be an extra INT citing of the Christian
EndeavUr society. No preaching ut Mt Car
mel. Rev. 4. K. woodford will preach in
rovidence Church on Sabbath next at IL. 30
A. NJ. and ut Union Chapel at 3 30 +. NJ.
Jerusalem (MOuntaiu) hristian church
sunday School 945 a. NJ, preaching IL A. NJ
Y. p. =. G. L. 7.:5O p NJ. Joppa Sunday School
y =. NJ. Preaching 4 =. NJ, i. p. :. Z. f. 80
7. NJ. Fork Sunday SCHOOL, Z. NJ. Y.P.S. c.
so p. NJ.
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EMS NOTICES.

Eight cents a line for the FIRST Insertion
aud & cents line for each s"bSeqncnf inser-
tion-seren cords to 1t iine. No nduartiss-
~, emit inserted uBIess prepaid.
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Address all orders to---~~~4a@GastssA

1I,rb NrcI,aug1alin and his intimate friend.
IIo wat. thrice successfully president OF the
democratic general committee OF klhGS
coun+v. has been q member Of the New
York democratic state central comihll1ee'
and frequently has been delegate TO GEM
ocratic state county and city conventions
Mr.. van Wyck has been the Sraho mas
ter OF tho Zeta Frapsi fraternity ana -
,rap,har If the New York Poland society
He is also a member OF ine S'd"oi''e -,
nittea on canors Of the Episcopal diocese
Mr. Van wick married Miss Leila Cor
don Wnkens. of Richmond, Va. Niiliait
Van Wyck. his son, Is an assistant ui9''!C'
attorney of Kings county, and his soh-lh-
law Iames w, Osborne, is assistant dis-
trict attorney IN New York county
Brvan's Name Cheered.
Thomas s. Carmody, OF Penn Yam ln le
Toned for the first time IN the CONVENTION
tha name of Colonel William Jennings
Bryan. The convention went lllo an "t ,t>att.
of annlause. Delegates sprang TO tle!I
eoo+s md waving hats. canes and umprel-
los cboarod and cheered again for the Ne
braskan. , o+o+or
-, Inn ond grasped the slender stair
tbat eunnorted a Cuban flag. waving the
flag and the crowd shouted for Bryan for
several minutes
To Meet in New York City.
The Chicago platform democrats, VIII"
IN conference last night adopted resoiu-
lions empowering and instructins the com
,,tttaa Oh organization composed of one
member from each senatorial district il
~ state to place in domination "A fun
tini-at nv petitiOn should the convention
tndav fail to affirm the Chicago platform,
mad another meeting today after the re
10 ~ the regular committee on reSOlu-
lions report became known. Under the
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which during four years Of republican con-
troll of state affairs have resulted in great
pecuniary loss TO the people and Il gradual
lowering of the standards heretofore OBJ
tanned in state government. The recent re-
port of the canal investigation commission
has startled the people of the state AID
produced a profound convicticl their
part, Irrespective of their views on ma
ton Of the canals now seriously iL.periled
for the protection Of taxpayers and for the
vindication of the honor of the Empire
State. 1t therefore becomes the part of
wisdom to recognize the fact that under
existing circumstances state issues in this
campaign must necessarily be paramount
in the present extraordinary crisis.
1--WE pledge the people an honest and
economical administration o. the canals
of the state. No squanderinC OF the pub
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TIE CONSTITUTION, Atlanta, Ga.

ernor by the regular democratic convention
at Syracuse was indorsed, The other can
didates nominated are as follows;
Secretary Of State-Gideon J. Tucker.
Comptrollcr-J. McDonough, Albany.
Treasurer-M. c. Cation, of Buffalo
Attorney Gencral-Ole f Snider Buffalo.
Engineer and Surveyor-General James A.
Lee RockIand county.
The meeting was not by any means har-
monious. In fact there were two meet
ngs.
At the close Of the two meetings Colonel
Fisk. the opposing chairman, announced
himself for George. Mr.. George will ac-
cept the nomination. it ts said.
The Chicago platform in its entirety was
reaffirmed.
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T..

ocratlc heroes all. have written high their
names in American temples Of came.
In conclusion he said:
"MOmentouS questions affecting the fG-
ture policy of America must DC passed upon
by the next national congress. Il should
he the earnest effort of every democrat t.
50 shape the work of this convention thaL
1t shah render possible the return TO the
upper house Of our beloved senior senator,
Edward Murphy
The report of the committee on resou-
tons was read then as follows:
THE democratic party Of the state of
New York in convention assembled declares
as follows:
Ut congratulates the country upon the
successful termination Of war uaderttktn-
not tor conquest or a&SrahdZ ineni, Dat
in the interest Of humanity, liberty and
CIVILIZATION. We glory IN the paiIipllc a.
YOtiOu and NalOr OF our brave sOlit rs AMI
Sailors who have honore'I the American
people and heightened the luStcr Of cur
national fame. The scandalous abuse hy
the president of his pOWcr OF appointment
in scattering army commissions among i'll
experienced and Incompetent civilians a
rewards to personal faVOrites, ana almost
To the exclusion Of experienced officers i'll
the service, Is largely accountable for the
fearful suffermss and the appalling loss Of
life among the gallant soldiers tina have
brought disgrace upon the administration
and u sense of shame to the nation. a
democratic congress Will, if chosen by the
people. rigidly inVcStigat" the conduct of
'i'N W al anu '->tH9' ana b'iA4--A '''' " '-S
may be Responsible Tor inc unnecessary
deaths priVauons and sutlerings OF the
soldiers.
I'VE demand justice ana equal taxation.
no tax lodging. We denouncc all attempt
to cyadc the burdens of taxation upon per
sonal property by pretended changes Of
residence or otherwise Under the coustl-
tuition and laws of our state eligibility to
public office ana liability 10 personal taxa
ton both depend upon long residence If
the affidaVitS and official statements of the
republican candidate for governor are
true, he Is ineligible to the office OF gov
eInOr; If false, The has committed perjury
and is morally disqualified. He cannot eS-
cape from ms dlIenina-lhetr j. t.tuef ly
sal disqualification OF moral uhhtneSS'
State Issues Paramount.
The pIatforn declares that under ex-
istinr circumstances state issues in the
camnaign must necessar:lv be paramount
in the present extraordinary crisis" In
national affairs fidelity is pledged to all the
principles and policies of Jeffersonian de-
mocracy. The platform also says:
I'VE cIor,- in t5e patriotic devotion and
vaIor OF our brave soldiers and sailors who
have honored the American PSopi1 ~
helShtehsd the Jus Gr ~ "ui '1 Iiior.,I nol
ana We ldEot l't i, ,' I,,9,nInd and The
10y o""iU " tLatt H.hn last thri,, lives in
!i'iiii'i1~ ; ua - ,6air country We rejoice
NJ 81 5a',ocrlrv has been connected
liIt llIc uV i'Il,,,,f,iIa ann rred,tablt step
"it.i 49, tnI LIN, nothins that is dis
~ ,,,~ Me or discredilable The scanda-
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GOLD STANDARD MEN IN SESSION
National Democrats 1ndorse the
Candidacy of Van Wyck.

New York. September 3o.-The executive
committee OF the national democratic party.
the gold standard democrats, met today
and decided that Justice Augustus G. Van
WICK was acceptable to them as a c1hdi-
date for governor. 1t was also decided that
as long as Justice Van Wyck remained at
the mead of the ticket the national demo
cratic party would remain neutral. or at
least would not be disturbing element
among democrats. The following 1esolu-
ton was adopted:
Resolved. That this committee deems it
inexpedient to call a state convention at
this time
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Work Of tho Convention.

When the convention met soon after noon
Frederick Scraub was elected permanent
chairman and was escorted to the char.
He made an address in which he scored the
republican state administration. charged
the national government with criminal neg
lect of troops in the Spanish war. and saad:
"Everywhere democrats were in the van
Dewey, Schley. Hohson, Lee, Wheeler, dem
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TIL MISSING WORD CONTEST EXTENDED
The CONTEST WILL CLOSE ON DECEMBER 1st

g was
guem wi III t has BEEN De %
m ~
% ~ ~
start
ema mttnu perennial to
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HENRY GEORGE THE NOMINEE.
Chicago Platform Democrats of New
York Name q Ticker.

New York September So.-At a meeting
of the Chicago platform democrats tonight
Henry George. the son of the single tax
advocate was nominated to head an indie
pendent democratic ticket. The nomination
Of Elliott f. Danforth for lieutenant gov
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Van Wyck Accepts Nomination.
New York October 1.-Justice Van Wyck
has announced his acceptance of the demo-
cratic candidacy for governor.
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Van Wyck Resigns Supreme Court.

New York. october 1.-Augustus Van
Wyck democratic nominee for governor.
has resigned his seat on the supreme court
bench in order that he may accept the
nomination.
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instructions Of tho conference which re-
Quires that a full ticket be nominated
within forty-eight hours, the committee on
organization will meet at the Union Squa re
hotel, New York city. tomorrow night aud
select Il candidate for each place upon the
81 ticket
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DEMOCRATS NAME
"GUS" VAN WICK
Surprise Sprung in the Syracuse
Democratic Convention,
MAYOR VAN WICK sTEPPEDOuT
But It Goes to His Brother Augustus
Instead,
BRYAN'S NAME IS LOUDLY CHEERED
National Issues Are ignored for Those
of State-How Judge Van Wyck
Received News-All Parties
Harmonized in the
Result.
BRYbN'S KANE IS LOUDLY CHEERED
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Van Wyck.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Van Wyclz.
Lieutenant Governor-Elliott Dan
forth.
Secretary of State-George W. Bat
ten.
Observation-Disclosures S. Atwater.
State Treasurer-E. P. Morriss.
Attorney General-Thomas f. Con-
way.
State Engineer-Martin schenok.
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Rr Robert Adamson.

c,,r,o,,sa \ y SeDternber E9.-(SpeCial)-
49,. w y-,,rl,,s brother Gus. asleep in
-''>" 90 " - ~ VOC, com
ifooA'Sh' "ed' ''' "''0'e N@~'-
tenders 1T syracuse.
III. got the democratic nom'haiioh lo'
governor On the first ballot. without lifting
. sr,.-,
,..,,.- and States went down in a crash.
800. 49,, 49,. ,,3.,+ ,o,ro,t and
E''i"o l''''''o 90 ''' '- 49,, 1,,.,,,,,,,,t
iof MS 5S10" "' 'ol''. ~ ~
Eovcrnor@hip- LAT Mc0"fIen' I1o''S az
i'm whose face hunger and humor seem 10
~. r...ior an everlasting battle. issued
f~r.i, ,r.o7 The fate room wherein were
II., ,,,,,,,t,,. Of al AZ . o'clock
NI"Nv'' 'i''' Az '''''
tins morning
Telegram Reaches the Judge.
r r.,t ,-r,+o % -n1aarar, and before
,-,,,,,i,,,, ia +lra hall Of destiny he let fan
a remark which sounded like this: u said
it would he NanMycll, and 1t Is Gus IS
as good as BOD.
Pats telegram woke up Il SIeeplhE I', man
in bTophiEu, ana caused MN u t|Ac0"1' 90
sorts of mental CoH'oiiI"hS' hut !" IN
gray hours there came a WORD btSh 10 d.
which soothed him. u" pore J., 10 N'"Ne''
ct al. "t'us says ITS an Tl2ht, ne S"lI'
The stroke OF rate Aad ia'Iem. l 'l'.,.'5'
Of nope came tuihphn6 d'"h' lC'l"H, ,iI
visions OF Albany an" power N"''9"S" 'iNo
dreams a. they were bay was coming "p
over the canal but the sun was setting lor
some OF the men VINO heai1 l-@ news "u'
side. some few delegates tossed q "CoIH' III
nose Whom theE heaId Inc news "l W o.
fast. Inc brown ME. 9'a'I'i'l'et" IN '''7
i.iI'-,ii'e 'l ms "uI' '',.t''-' 80
com 49,, ,,,1.,. t.,adl e,iffrd
,...'', l,,,r',,e ,,.,v0,. booted
~, hin, ..,..~,.trf1.r ,bat has happened since
.,,.,..i.,, ,,.,,,,, ..,..n+ thn first ballot
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Filipinos Call at the White House.

ITIIIIIVS OtVII ~ Vt10 W II1U 1AVV39V'
Washington, October 1.-AgODci!lo and
Lopez. the representatives of AguiualdO.
the Philippine insurgeut leader. called at
che white house today in company with
General Greene, and had 4 private confer
ence with the president in the cabinet
room.
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paid in cash prizes to subscribers and
agents over $1,000. coming fairly and
sQulrely, in absolute good faith to the
terms Of every offer. Hundreds who have
received our checks for prizes will testify
to the prOmptness Of every payment.
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Below we give letters Of the parties receiving the checks
did not cost them cent
the opand the result
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mittee. Pat McCarren had to be sacrificed.

Alas. poor Pat.
Best of all. there was no angry division;
no fight 1t was a remarkably harmonious
convention, presagng a winning campaign.
1t ought to be a winner. Gus Van Wyck
will resign his judgeship, shuck off his coat
and give Teddy Roosevelt the race of his
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THE MONEY WAS DULY RECEIVED

grafed-as you would be- asoto handsome
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Court.

When we went 10 press last week the
court was engaged with the case Of Ed
MeyerS charge with rape. The defendant
undertook to prove an alibi, but utterly
failed and the proof agains; him convinced
the jury of his guilt. After but a short
while in the jury room they returned ver-
dict of guilty, with Il recommendation TO
mercy. the sentence OF the court WAS l:te-
time Imprisonment at hard labor.
William McEveen, charge: with the mnr-
der of Ashby Taylor, was found not guilty.
john Lawson, charged with perjury, not
guilty.
Ham pton Cutter, assault and battery
with intent to kill, Lot guilty.
T. Z. Owens, County Supervisor, order
to show cause why he had not carried out
certain recommendations Of the grand jury
was heard, and after satisfactory return
by Sir. Owens the rule was dismissed.
Frank Williams, assault and battery with
intent to kill, was found guilty of assault
| and battery ard sentanced to ire OF S2C
or thirty days on the changing.
This wound up the court OF sessions and
the court took recess until Monday, when
the court Of common pleas opened.
The first case tried was for the recovery
of land-Anna E Hodge, plaintiff, against
H. l.. &. Hodga-verdict for the psalntil.
Counse! for plaintiff gave motto. OF appeal.
The next case was Jacob Mouzon, PLATA.
tiff, against Central Railroad suit for SlO,.
loco. This case IS Where q colored man OF
last Christmas evening was carried past
Manning and was put OF two miles from
town at his own request. He claimed that
he was elected from the train aud as L Goa.
sequence was severely frost bitten and
NAMED for life; as We 81 to press the trial
| is going on.
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board; and an order has been issuec
that any employee taking even a
drink of whiskey out of the stock VII
be discharged. Everything around
the state dispensary moves like clock
work, and the books are always open
to the inspection of any Taxpayer
who desires to examine them. Since
Mr.. Haselden has been chairman OF
the board, the state has not lost one
dollar by either mismanagement or
1nalfeasance.
AS every candid man must admit,
the dispensary has not had talr
showing since its establishment IN
our state. 1t was bitterly fought by
enemies, and every possible impedl-
ment thrown in the way of its enforce
ment.
But since the supreme court has
declared the law constitutional, op.
position has practically ceased, and
as I. result the last election shows,
where a clean-cut issue was made
that majority of our white demo
Gratis sustained the diSpensary.
The next legislature should not
take upon itself the destruction OF
this law, but rather go to work ana
eliminate its most Objectionable feat
ures and give it q fair trial of at least
one year. And then, if we find dis
content and dissatisfaction, we can
try either high licence or absolute
prohibition. Headlight.
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4 Reduction Sale.

We End that our stock is too large and IL
view of the very low price OF cotton We
have decided to reduce prices on Clothing
Shoes, Hats and Dress Goods.
Dress Goods that sold at Soc Will be Soto
at 25c; Dress Goods that sold at 25c WI! De
sold at Zoe; double width Serge that So!a al
I28c will be sold at l0c; fue Dress Fa',
terms that sold at Csc per yard Will be Sol:;
at soc per yard and so en-. rIne I'll WOO.
Suits for men that sold at S. will be soIo a.
A25. Fine black all wool Clay "orsteo
Suits that sold at 50 will be sold at $50.
Gents fine Hats that sold at 81. 70 VIII oe
sold for 81. Ladies fine Congola ShoeS
that sold FOR si.25 will be sold for 81. oOo
wards fine standard Dress Calicoes that you
can't buy elsewhere fo- less tnan &C. we o.
fer at &c: if these calicoes fade from WASH
ing we refund the money.
All goods are marked IN pt"lc nSoEes ~
YOU will have no trouble to get the gooos as
advertised. We mean just twhat we say ana ana
the man o, lady who comes ID to o0r S!oie '
may expect some exceptional bargains
we will not let you 60 out with the mooet .
We still have large lot CT Red haS'
Proof Oats which we offer at 45c per oashei'
Yours truly,
W. Z. JENKINSON.