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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-11-30
PRAIRIE FIRES IN OKLAHOMA
Several Lives Lost. 500 Head OF Cattle and
Hogs. sud Millions of Tons Of Hay
Dsstroyed By al. FIsmsa

PERRY, Ok. Nov. - Prairie Ere,
have played havoc in oklahoma and
the Indian territory for the last fcy,
days.
One farmer lost 1000 acres Of fine
hay in the field, several hundred bale.
Of cotton and 500 head Of cattle and
hogs. lie estimates his loss at s2O. 900
Millions u tons ~ hay ia bale and bulk
have been burned in other sections
and no less than 100 residences have
been destroyed.
Several lives have been lost In these
prairie hrcs. In the Kiowa Indian
reservation strip 81 land go by q,
miles was burned. causing great dam.
age. These fires have been more do
structivc owing 60 the high winds
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LITTLE ROCK. Ark, Nov. 2G I'm North
Little Rock Friday morning ". R
Lane. a section foreman. while in a
drunken frenzy cmpticd both barrels
Of a gun loaded with buclsshot into his
vife's face, killing her instantly. The
wpman's son. ". n. Wright. seized the
pun and broke 10 over the murdcrer's
head, crushing the skull The Lanes
came from Evansville two years ago.
a duel was fought in Paris Sunday
between Maxime Dreyfus and ST..
Lepic, p journalist Neither was in.
Iured
Gov Tanner proclamation dcclar.
ing martial law in Pana went into Of.
ieoi 90 O'Clock Wednesday afternoon.
apt ia Butler commands provost
Fuarl in Flatham district. Lieut. Beam
POI sprIngsidc district and Lieut.. Tay-
.or in East paua.
hrs. Owen Marlowe. the actress.
whose daughter. Ethel Marlowe. died
pol thc wings thcKnickerboclscr thea
''r cora The niqhtof November i6 during
Performance OF "The Christian j.
'i and win probably Withdraw perma
nenty trom Che stage.
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Cnbans who had served In the war lie
will shortly Issue manifesto 90 the ~.
feet that hc intends cncournR.
ing the city's development and
giving employment as far n.
conditions will permit 90 worthy
persons. He win promise 20 look close
ly 70 the general interests Of the com.
munity and viii call upon all cubans
TO obey the law and thus 10 promote
the prosperity Of the country and 10
insure the happiness Of its people
Gen. Wood has high hopes - thl,
first attempt at civil government under
Cuban control.
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CABINETS NIGHT SESSION.
'sr ii'r"sisnt Adslces uad n.a. Iss.
"~''sd Pc" ,he An-rissa r.ae.
t~msoisstsu.ra ~ parta

NAeuiNoroN. Nov "a A spcciai
meeting of the cabinet was held at no
o'clocs Friday night Am thc mem.
hcrs were with the president csccpt
Secretary Long. who IA ont of tho city.
Tho meeting was called ty the prcsi.
dent Iva order that his advisers might
consider with him adviccs received Wed.
day evening from the American peace
commissioners nt Paris. ~ a. under.
stood that the ndviccs related 40
counter proposals. informally made In
tho Ancrican commissioners bv the
representatives ON the commission Of
the Madrid governments
A. The conclusion ~ the meeting.
which lasted only 40 minutes aud was
held VA the parlors Of the white house.
Secretary 81 state Hay said 20 press
representative that the president had
received some advice from Paris that
lac dcsircd 60 lay before the cab.
met and that bee had called tho
members together Go consider them.
The nRturc ~ the hdvicos Mr Hay lie.
ciincd 20 discuss, as ho said that sas a
matter which could not bo gone into
for publication az this time. lie added.
however that after considering the
contents 81 tho dispatches. the prcsi-
dent had cnblcd the American commla-
sioncrs rcitcrnting his former mstrnc-
items
IL ~ understood that ono point. new
In negotiations thus far. wac raised la
the dispatches received bv the prcai.
dent II Is related 90 modification ~
the terms ~ the proposition submitted
10 the spanish commissioner. few
days ago by the American commissioners
but In Just what particular tho proposed
modification was 60 be- made could
not bc ascertaincd. That the
proposition was not accepted ,yn4
made clear by the president I'm
cabling 20 the American commissioners
% reiterotion ~ his former Instructions.
The American commissioners win in.
nist that the demands ~ tho United
statcs,as presented to spain few daya
ago. bc conRidcrcd without further
modification. That they win bo nc-
fcdcd 10 10y the Spanish commissioners
Is the earnest belief 81 The cabinet and
the president
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THE WISCONSIN.
Huge War Vessel Launched az Union
Iron Works, san Francisco.
"''s Elisabeth Stephenson. Daughter 81
hN-tons rsssn,-a Stephenson. 80 Marin.
e''e' Wis. the sponsor ue.crip-
ucn of ,h- War ship

SAN FRANCISCAN Nov. aS-1'hc bip-
battle ship Wisconsin was successful
" launecd from the ship yard of tho
Union iron works Saturday In tho
presence OF many thousand OF spccta.
tors.
Miss Elizabeth Stephenson, daughter
OF oN-Congrcssman Stephenson. OF Mar
inettc, Wis. christcncd the huge levi.
Altman as she started from the ways.
dashing over her bows bottle Of
champagne and calling out. In perfect.
~ distinct tones.
II christcn thee Wisconsin
As soon as the great mass nf steel
was seen to move the thousands who
'hrongcd the yards and nciRhborinr
points Of vantage burst into enthusiasts
tie cheering. while bells, whistles and
steam sirens throughout the city clam
orcd and shrek In concert.
Following Il "a description OF the YES
sell
Lcngth, ON load water iiuc. a6s feet. beam ,x
IRENE, 20 feet rss inches. draft on normal Dis
placement Of iitss tons "a feet inches. max.
'mum displacement all ammunition aud stores
ON board Sss tons; maximum indicated horse
power tcstimatcd), 1000, probable speed TO-,
Knots. Normal coal supply. so tons, coal sup
ply loose storage, i.eoo tons FUN bunker ca
pacity. Loo 10 isoo tons Complement OF Of.
hcers, 81, scamcn marines etc. itp
The main battery will consist % four ia-inch
hrcech loading rifles Ia Hichborn balanced
turret- oval ga shape and placed in tho center
limo % tho vessel. and Il o-inoh rapid nro guns
The secondary battery viii consist OF rs O.
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WORST STORM SINCE 1883.
violent M sssrd ri.s. nsvoc Through.
cut rsao-,isae,s-A uca,s
raii ~ snow

inuAnNrtuiN. Nov, IS Tho biis-
sard which came ont 81 tho west
reached this city at n o'clocl, Saturday
morning and ragged furiously until I
"'cioek sunday morning. Unexpected
as 3, was violent IL wrought grcat
havoc not only hcrc but throughout
the entire state. I'm those ia
hours the snow fan reached a
depth VI over nine inches and The wind
velocity ~ as miles an hour. These
hgurcs arr unprecedented la the No
vcmbcr records Of the local weather
bureau. and the officials there sny that
the storm i'm general was the worst
since the memorable blizzard 81 1855
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FAS corvTH. D. O. Nov PSI -. W
Nee, ~ Tacoma. is here with an in.
teresting Klondike mastofon .torv
iie says ~ big pile of bones found
on sulphur creek one was tooth b.
tween four and onc-half and fvr
inches long and nearly two inche.
thick 90 the base. Another ra.
Tire leg ~ au animal from the Knee
to thc ankle. % vac five feet and b
half in length From ihe ground ta
this animals body the disnnre ua.
urlL..L. l--n L.u f..l.
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FINE VENEZUELAN CATTLE.
Large -hipnsnts Are Berg asfs FROM
Pssrts Csb~sio 20 Psrts 10 Cubs-Ths
Climates said 90 Ne similar

WAsHryoToE, SOY 70 Consul Eus-
worth at Puerto Cabeiio has notified
the state department that large ship
rnents ~ enc Venezuelan cattle are boz
ing made from Puerto Cnbeifo t0 ports
% Cuba. ~ Cuba and Porto Rico. be-
says have climate similar 20 tha.
~ Colombia ard Venezuela. iced meats
win give considerable trouble. II it
answer o. ail while live cattle raised
in "a similar climate can bc killed when
necessary for con sumption and viii -.
quirc vcry uttie care
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NV YORK. Nov - At The sugges
ton ~ leading colored men through.
out The country. Thank giving day was
set apart as an appropriate day Tor the
Offering ~ prayer Tor the protection Of
the lives ~ Afro-Americans through.
out the country and FOR the dawninq
If new era Tor the coIored race.
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LovpoS. Nov. 81 According toa dis
patch from Shanghai toarcws agency.
published here. the British admiral bias
hoistod the Union Jack over Ting-liai.
capital Of the island Of Chusan. and
several other islands in The Chusar
nrrnIualnrn
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Csna shafter ana O.reI. W..

NEW YORK. Nov. 20. While passing
out q the Fifth avenue hotel Friday
night Gen. shaftcr and Gen. Calixto
Garcia met FOR the first tirno since the
capitalization If Santiago. The gencr-
ais salutcd simultaneously. then shook
hands and couyerscd pleasantly for
several minutes Zach seemed pleased
at the meeting.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-11-30

PARIS. Nov. 2s During the last -
hours storms. Increasing iu severity.
have ragged throughout southern
France and northern Italy Much
damage has been done a. Marscillcs.
Cannes. San Romo and Genoa. Along
the Riviera sea walls and sea fronts
have suffered especially
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-11-30

CAFE MAY. y. j.. nov. o.. The
northwest snowstorm which has pre-
vailed along the coast since Saturday.
accompanied by a wind blowing az the
rate Of about 90 miles ana hour. did mo-
damage on the beach front, but ON the
Delaware bay shore destroyed large
number Of fish pounds and piers. The
telephone, telegraph. electric light
and fire alarm wires are down and
sunday night the town streets were 10
darIrue.-
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HARTFORD, c., Nov IS The storm
In this city b. the heaviest known since
the blizzard Of 1855 The snow Is
about two feet on level and is drifted
badly. John Ahern, an electrician. was
killed on the Glastonbury trolley line
sunday while working az clearing the
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GHEES BAY, Wis., Nov. 2s The
schooner Idea lies near Long Tail
Point Light, sunk in about ten feet Of
water. Her bow is just ont and 10 is
supposed that she IS q complete wreck.
The crew Of the vessel is missing. and
80 Is feared they went down with her.
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kfcnNoSn, Va. Nov. 21 Many
points in south and southwest vir
ginia report having experienced an
earthquake shock about $50 o'clock
Friday afternoon. The disturbance
was felt from Nottoway county to the
Tennessee line. There was the usual
preceding roaring noise No damage
is reported
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sASutoo. Nov g6 Cen wood has
instructed Che rural police &C. keep "a
special lookout along Tire telegraph
Use between Santiago ard San Luis as
che peasant farmers are still cutting
the wire and us.ng 81 90 bale has aud
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4 sIssspcbu.stt. Bans Robbed.

WALroLg Mass. Nov 2s. The vault
of the Wrentham national bank at
Wrentham. was blown open b. burg
lars early Saturday and r.hed. About
Sc 600 in cash and notes valued 40 $50.
OO0 are missing
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-11-30

AKRON Cd. Sow. s6 Natural gas has
been struck on the faun os victor
Brown. four miles north ~ tais cts.
Greet excitement prevails and enc price
of land has iumucI.
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TOLEDO. o.. Nov 2sJoe pouiiot
of Detroit Monday began work on
Toicdo's boat which viii race 90 Chica-
90 for the Canadian cup The boat is
90 bo the nronortv If syndicate
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-11-30

AvrwEEr Nov. 2s The Droits de
L'Homme asserts that Maj Comte
Ferdinand Walsh Estcrhazy BIAS saiicd
for the United states
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IiIaaeo - - ~ .n.In p.,.,nl.-r }

HAvArA, Nov. 9G.- Passports were
Friday delivered 90 enc a.des-de camp
~ Gen. Blanco's star. who viii sail
Tor Spain ou the steamer Juan Forgas
December % On the samc steamer is
is announced. will embark Marshal
Bianco, Cen. soiuno and bis stan.
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EyAr sfDrF. lnd Eog g
coal miners at atareh. a f-w m.I
above Evansville. err on strife for
increased wages They are getting &
cents pcf ton. and uan IS CENTS
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AsurABUrA. o.. Nov. 2s. Rev. ". vs..
Jones. retired Methodist minister Of
81 Conneaut. dropped dead Saturday
while purchasing ticket 40 the rail-
road station in that town
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MARION. Ind. Nov 2s The east
bound Panhandle train struck and
killed an unknown man. There was
nothing in his clothes 90 prove identi-
rr~ftr-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-26
LOCAL BREv1TrEs

Matters OF, Minor aiSnrnt IN and Abort
tho tSty.
Four deeds OF trustw recorded at
Clerk Robertsoa's office yesterday.
The work Of setting in the new boilers
between the annealing furnaces at the
La Belle. Is nearly completed.
3 Ed. Fitzsimmons, who !nsulted wo-
man on Market street, was fined so
and costs by Mayor Butts yesterday.
Last night about II O'clock the cylln-
der head OF a new engine at the La
Belle. blew out. AS a result mills, s, 6
and Z will be Off for several days
Y In police court yesterday, Patrick
King the Baltimore & Ohio engineer
who ran his train through the Jr. o. U.
Al II. procession Tuesday, was taxed IS
and costs. .
The social given by the Ladies' Aid
Society Of the Second Christian church.
last night, was a success, both socially
and financially. Several hundred per-
sons were served at the tables.
u Yesterday. in Part T. OF the circuit
court, Judge Paull,ln the case OF Thorn
as +. Burke, committee Of Mary Sween-
eS,s al oiuel' was eHteEeu directing inc
sale OF the dover interest In certain
property involved. A decree confirming
the sale will be entered this morning.
The Phoebe Rowe Missionary Society
will meet this afternoon at 2 o'clock,
with Miss Alice Sanford. They are ar
ranging for a Lady Washington recep-
ton to be given Thursday OF next
week. at the residence OF DR.. Rogers.
Owing TO the meetings in progress n,
the N. L. church on the 22d OF Fcbru-
airy, 1t was postponed until March 3.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-26
ANOTHER FIRE ENGINE
For the Business District is Desired by
the Fire IIrderwriters

For the Business District is Desired by
the Fire Underwriters.
AS the time for the making of the
annual appropriations arrives. the va
rious committees OF council are consId-
erlng the wants Of the coming year.
The committee on fire department has
several big Improvements on the tapis,
and their accomplishment. Of course,
depends on the success reached in SEE
curing the appropriations. This, COM
mittee is in receipt OF many suggestions,
the latest, TO purchase ON engine for the
business district.
This suggestion, or request. comes
from the local poaru Of fire underwrit-
ers, which has mentioned the need OF
an engine to be stationed within close
range Of the business district. At pres
ent the nearest Is located at the Attain
tic, and the possibility Of 1t being shut
off by q Baltimore & Ohio train. which
would hold the track along Sixteenth
street, Is q source OF dread, say the in
surance men. They say that Wheeling
has been unusually lucky compared
with other cities. in not having de-,
structive fire In the business part OF the
city. and should q fire OF big proper
tons occur there some delay necessa-
rlly would ensue until the ARRIVAL OF the
Vigilant engine, in case Sixteenth
street was blocked by a Baltimore &
Ohio train. or course the chemical.
from Eleventh street would soon be on
hand, but Its services might not be suf-
acieIt to prevent the spread Of the fire.
An engine Is asked. for In the Third
ward by the insurance men, and they
have suggested Its need to Chairman
Harry w. Mcclure. OF the fire commit
tee, who, In addition to faroring the
purchase OF a one-horse chemical for
McColloch street. is In favor Of an en-
CINE In touch with the business district,
but Is Of the opinion that the latter pur-
chase can hardly be made this year.
The fire committee had Its hands full
last year repairing the alarm system,
and Is likely to be busy this year consld-
erirg the purchase Of shut-off MOBILES,
chemicals for the Island and around the
hill In the East End, and with the latest
suggestion from the Insurance men.
WheellrS's fire department IS on n
high standard OF efficiency, but 1t Is
nevertheless true that while Wheeling
has been s!ngusarly fortunate In escap-i
Ing big fires In the business district, and
the central part OF town, 1t may not
always be so fortunate.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-26
ALF. c. DAVIS 3HAsBEENfNAMED
;oN's REs1esA,.T..1lto:N

The news that Mr.. ". 3. Simpson
has resigned the assistant postmaster
ship at Wheeling. the office which he as
sumed when Postmaster George Wise
took Office on New Years. viii be re.
celyed throughout the community with
regret. Mr.. Wise was fortunate in be-.
Ing able to command the cooperation
ard assistance OF q business man OF the
abilities OF Mr.. Simpson, 80 long and
favorably known In business Wheeling,
and he, like the general public, regrets
the necessity that compelled AIR. Slnp-
sons resignation. n N '
! For several weeks Mr.. Simpson has
been In poor health and, as there was
no assurance that there would be any
Improvement while he was confined In
doors performing the duties OF his Of
f!ce, he concluded that'the only, course
left; for him was to resign, which he
did. and the resignation became known
yesterday. II
Mr.. Simpsons successor has been
chosen by Postmaster Wise. The new
assistant postmaster 10 All. C. Davis
OF the Island. young man who Will
enter into the office after a training
that lnsures intell!geilr service on his
part. Mr.. Davis business training was
had in the Offices OF the Wheeling and
Warwick potterles, where he served
several years as book-keeper. Mr.. Da-
Wis has always been faithful Repub.
lican. and his services to the party In
past campaigns have been both active
and Intelligent. His many friends will
be glad to learn that Postmaster Wise
has selected him as Mr.. Simpsons sue
cessor. He Will enter upon the duties
Of the office next Tuesday.
Mr. Davis has recently been employed
at Washington as an Index clerk. In
this position he Is to be succeeded by q
Wheeling young man, David Dlnger.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-26

Ever and anon hotel IS yictimized
by some smooth tonSued Individual,
but not SO frequently as formerly. De-
linquent lists, and other mediums have
placed the proprietor In such a position
OF safety that he seldom misses 1t. But
many q hotel man to his sorrow has
cashed a worthless check. and Z. u.
Carney proprietor OF the Hotel Wind
sor yesterday caused the arrest OF Sig
mund Kapy. al Louisville. KY. for
working him for $40 on this kind of
game.
Kapy was formerly In the employ OF
W. J. Morgan & Co.. photographers, OF
Cleveland, but severed his connection
with the firm over two weeks ago. He
had previously rendered Mr.. Carney a
check for a smaller sum, the check be-
Ing all right. but he showed tho bad
check on him a few days after he left
Morgan & Co. II was drawn on Fisher
& Wilson, q Cleveland lumber, firm. pay
able to Sigmurd kapy, at the Commer-
cial bank. Cleveland, and contained the
name of w. ]. Morgan. jr. It was re-
e~hSS btpAeatSts " All. Lar Iey, uut III
the meantime Kapy had left ostensibly
for Parksrsburg. leaving board bill,
and n few generous creditors about the
citywho had advanced him small loans.
Mr.. Carney communicated with Nor
gan & Co.. from whom he got reply
stating that Kapy had victlmlzed sew
eral other people since he was dis
charged, and they agreed to assist In
prosecuting him. Then Mr.. Carney
sent n descriptions OF his man to the
prominent hotels nlarger cities, yester-
day morning receiving the information
that Kapy was at the Gait house, In
Louisville. Through Captain Bennett
word was received that Kapy was under
arrest, and would be held until q W heel:
Ing officer could get him. AS soon us
the necessary papers are made out,
kapy will be brought TO this city.
kapy has other aliases. as glance ut
the latest issue of the hotel mems de-
ilrquent list shows. He Is a French
Jew, speaks several languages fluently,
and English with q decided foreign ac-
cent. He Is about thirty-eight years OF
age. and is easily recognized by the hole
in his right cheek. He left Wheeling
Sunday. February 10. u
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-26
ABOUT i PEOPLE
Strangers IN the City and wheeling reo-

Strangers IN the City and Wheeling Peo-
pie Abs oad.
George Malone, Of Cairo, is staying a.
the Howell.
T. Dunlap. OF sistersville, is register
ed at the Stamm.
c. L. Skinner. the Fairmont hotel
magnate. Is q Windsor guest.
y. MayortW. T. Hite, OF Huntington, was
an arrival at the Mcclure last night.
"a Colonel John A. Peyton, of Charleston,
was one OF last nights visitors In the
city. M -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-26

DON'T annoy others by your cough
Ing, and risk your life by neglecting
Geld. Ore Minute Cough Cure cures
coughs, colds, Group grippe and all
throat and lung troubles. Charles r..
Goethe, Market and Twelfth streets;
Chatham Sinclair, Forty-slxth and ia,
cob streets: A. E. Scheele. No. COZ Main
street; ESley Bros, Penn and Zane
streets; Bowie & Co.. Bridgeport. i7'71
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-26
STILL IN TOWN.
rke, "the TOUGHER" Hasn't obeyed
. The MaYor's Orders.

Clarke, the TOUGHER" Hasn't obeyed
the Mayors Orders.
Charles Clarke, or Devices, and wife.
whose system Of working the hard luck
story on Wheeling people resulted in
their arrest, as detailed In yesterdays
Intelllgencer, were, discharged yester-
daySby Mayor Butts on condition that
they give this town 4 wide berth. Later
In the day President II. P. McGregor,
of the Ohio county board OF commits
!sloners, agreed to furnish transporta-
ton as far as Parkersburg for Mss.
Clarke, her sister, and her two children.
Clarke was given permission 10 solicit
funds for his fare, bot evidently did moi
succeed. for las; night he had resumed
his Market street beat.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-26

LADIES, clean your Kid gloves with
Mlller's lGlovcinc, for sale only by ]. S..
Rhodes & Co. Sole agents for the celc..
brated Clemcntina Kid Gloves. All tho
most desirable shades for street or
nvnninp wrnr ~ fs7'}I ~, ( issfs
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