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Cañon City record., 1899-11-16
A Good Offer.
To the people of Canon City and vi

A Good Offer.
To the people of Canon City and vi
cinity:
Anxious to show my work and to
secure the confidence of the people,
will fit glasses for responsible parties
on two weeks trial. Will not demand
pay unless work is satisfactory. Ex-
animation and consultation free.
2 R. ROSENBERG,
42l Main st. Graduate Optician.
From the Paris Journal Of April ~.
Mr.. Edward Baxter Perry, of Bos-
ton, gave concert yesterday, which
was the occasion of new triumph
for this eminent pianist. An old pu-
pill of Liszt and of Clara Schumann,
Mr.. Perry, who has given thirteen
hundred concerts in the past ten
years in America, il a remarkable
vistuoso, interpreting with equal au-
thority the works of Beethoven, Liszt
and Chopin. We had all but forgot
ten to say that Mr.. Perry is blind;
but all those who applauded his exc
cution so precise, and his cleanness
of attack, probably like ourselves. in
listening to the virtuoso, quite forgot
his infirmity.
Cañon City record., 1899-11-16
From the Berlin MusikweIt Of Mch.s

On Thursday the blind pianist from
Boston was heard and astonished his
hearers in the highest degree by his
extraordinary and secure technique,
with which the artist united very
melodious and singing quality of tone.
Cañon City record., 1899-11-16

have engaged Royal Hubbell to
operate for me every Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday. Stamp Photos,
25 for 25c. All work guaranteed.
46 E. L. Cleveland.
Cañon City record., 1899-11-16

Good vacant lots for residences
srs ususlly IN demand and Il seems
'tSlrs ouSt b sone st vsry Iov Agnrss
= 49, q J, - HaUaals { -
Cañon City record., 1899-11-16

L. H. Bancroft and family spent
Sunday with G. s. Warner ct Chand-
~.
Cañon City record., 1899-11-16

and nerve. II
you want to
b e g n to be
stro ng, start
with the ston-
sch. Put the
digestive and
nutritivc or
gans and blood
making glands
in perfec ct
"orbfxI~ N<1A~
Cañon City record., 1899-11-16

way fc5UIVt 10 Dtiy 4 phi
of dumb bells and get
strong, as If the secret of
strength lay in muscles.
Strength begins in the
st o III a h. It begins
there because there the
strength elc m c nts are
Cañon City record., 1899-11-16

We all covet strength and admire it. We
look at the marvellous muscular develop.
ment of Sandow with envy and straight-
Daily camera., 1899-12-13
"Sir Brooklyn. Eagle"

London Cable to New York Herald.
The Brooklyn Eagle is immortalizt d.
La Liber,e this evening prints the fol-
lowing dispatch. dated New York:
"Sir Brooklyn (eaglel. a most import
ant politician in the government in Wash
ington, denies in the most categorical
way the existence o! an understanding
between England America, and Germany
"He adds; There is not the slightest
chance OF such a combination being
realized"
La Liberte evidently thought that Sir
Brooklyn's authority would stand empha-
sizing, for i, adds the following editorial
note:
The above dispatch designates Sir
Brooklyn as eagle. party name that
has no equivalent IN our political phras
eology."
Daily camera., 1899-12-13
A University Giee Club.

The Denver University Glee Club is
one of the strongest organizations OF
its kind in the west. The members OF
this Glee Club have been under the lead
ership of Prof. c. z. Cutler for the past
three months and will undoubtedly pre-.
sent an entertaining program, They are
especially fortunate in having with them
Prof and Mrs. J. w. We'zel. Prof
Wetzel stands without equal in the state
as an elocutionist and reader. He is too
well known to need further introduction
Mrs. Wetzel is recognized as one of
Denver's first pianists. Mr.. H, n. Pfeit.
ter mandolin soloist, is the finest player
in Colorado. He has been leader and
soloist of the Mandolin Club of the Uni.
versity of New York for the past four
years. Ii will be an entertainment in
itself to hear him play. Mr.. Hines H.
Hinesworth. soloist of Trinity church,
Denver, is also with the club.
This concert will be one Of the music,
al events of the season. 1, OF
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PUT ON SHORT RATIONS.
Stomach. Of British tn Hemmed-in Mxfe
king Given Slight Pinch.

stomachs Of British In Hemmed-in Mxfe
king Given slight Pinch.
London. Dec. I3. 4:45 a. NJ A war Of
fee despatch states that Mafeking was
safe up to December 4. but that the
Boers had been shelling the town since
November ~ with increased effect
Ra,ions had been reduced. mea, by half
a pound and bread BY quarter OF a
pound. in view of probable long siege
Water, however was still plentiful,
Little mention is made in the war Of.
fee dispatches Of horses. but l, is under
stood that the losses in this respect have
been exceedingly heavy. Among the
officers alone from 20 TO 80 per cent Of
their mounts have been shot from under
them. the Boer tactics being to shoo,
frs, at the officers horse and then the
rider when dismounted.
Daily camera., 1899-12-13
Rel,ef Corps Election.

The Woman's Relief Corps Of Nathan
iel Lyon post has chosen the following
officers:
President-Mrs. Sarah Roster.
S. V. P.-Mrs. Luce.
|. v. P.-Mrs. Mulford.
Treasurer-Mrs. Flora Supple.
Chaplain-Mrs. Lucy Norton.
Conductor-Mrs. A. F. Safely.
Guard-Mrs. Story.
Delegates were chosen as follows;
Mesdames Yates. Eta Coan, Theresa
Weisenhorn. c, c. Oaks. Alternates:
Mesiames Nellie Werley, Emma Terry.
Mary Goldsworthy, Stacy.
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k0ny kIi1g
Men Indicted
SENSATIONAL ARRESTS.

Prominent Cripple Creek Mining Men
Wanted by Uncle Sam.
Denver, Dec. I3-The Federal grand
Jury has indicted two dozen OF the most
prominent minirg promoters, operators,
and miners of Cripple Creek and Colo
RADIO Springs and the warrants were
given to Deputy Marshals to serve to-
day. They are charged with perjury and
fraud in obtaining title to the Hull City
placer. The district attorney withholds
names of the accused pending service OF
the warrants. but a great sensation in
Colorado is promised.
Daily camera., 1899-12-13

Donkey Party" Program, refresh.
ments and the donkey" at the NJ. E.
church Friday. Admission ten cents.
Daily camera., 1899-12-13
.N F. E.DA

New Suit Overcoat for the Holidays. We
have always made it a special feature of our
business to have line of elegant new designs
shipped us for this season. We are happy to say
these reached us yesterday and are now on our
tables ready for your inspection. They comprise
all the late things in cheviots worsteds and cas-
simeres and without exaggeration are the mob
best patterns and most excellent values it has
been good fortune to place before you for
years. Prices range in
SUITS
from 81. so to $500.
OVERCOATS
from 800 to $780,
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BOULDER LINE ORGANIZED,
by June Next Cars May he Expected to
Roll Into Boulder

by June Next Cars May he Expected to
Roll Into Boulder.
The organlzs lion of the Denver, Boul-
der & Northern railway was completed
last evening, says the Republican John
F. Mundy OF Illinois was elected presi.
dent, r. J. Mayham of Denver vice
president. S. E. Foley. president of the
Lincoln National bank OF Lincoln, ILL.,,
treasurer, and Heny Michaelson, former
ly with the Gulf system, secretary. The
company is proceeding with the work of
securing right of way and terminal ia
cil'ies into the city. 1t has an option on
the twelve-acre tract on the north side
OF the Platte river. running from Six
| teenth to Nineteenth streets. owned by
J.. Brisben Walker. on which its depot is
likely to stand. The right OF way clear
out OF Denver is practically assured. Be
youd the town the road is so warmly
welcomed by the owners OF abu,ting
| property that there IS little difficulty in
running it anywhere the exigencies OF
the survey may require. The appllca.
ton of the company for leases or rights
of way across state lands is pending be
fore the state land board and prompt
and favorable action is looked for.
The new company does not announce
that it is in the field TO fight the trust" !"
Its only object is to develop the country
lying between Denver ard Boulder, and
to make marke, for the coal underlying
the 700 acres of coal lands 1t controls.
| The actual work OF constructing the
road will be under way shortly after the
rights of way are secured. Work will
progress simultaneously on the larger
power plant at the mines and on the
roadbed. Ninety DAYS is given as the
time it will take TO build the line, as it
lies over a comparatively level country,
particularly easy for an electric line. By
May or June at the latest, the promoters
hope to have running. trains to Boulder.
hauling coal to Denver, while their wires
are bringing power to supplant the
smoky chimneys which have been spoil
ing this city's reputation for pure clear
air. They believe that the local business
along the line of the road alone will as
sure its profitable operation. The whole
country between Denver and Boulder is
irrigated. and can be made series of
truck gardens. small farms, orchards and
country residences. Boulder is a town
of 5000 the population of which doubled
in the hardest times Colorado ever knew
The state university. Chautauqua. a
large sanitarium, many handsome resi-.
| dences, mills and reduction works are
there, and there is a large number OF
prosperous gold camps in the mountains
beyond. The road can make the run
from Boulder to Denver in an hour,
which brings that city, and all the coun.
try between into the position OF a suburb b
of Denver.
President Mundy and the other
| Illinois officers and directors left for
their homes last night as soon as organ
ization was completed. They will make
their financial arrangements i'll the east.
and said confidently that they would be
ready to go ahead with constructive
work just as soon as the local men go,
the rights of way fixed up.
Daily camera., 1899-12-13
COLORADO POSTMASTERS.

President Sends In n Batch of Wolcott Men
For Confirmation.
Washington. Dec. I3-The president
sent to the senate for confirmation today
the following names for Colorado. To
be postmaster at.
Buena Vista, Chas. 7. Wade.
Colorado City, John F. Morgan.
Salida, William P. Hai ibo,tle.
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Root win Be Named.

Washington, Dec. I3-Henry c. Payne,
OF Wisconsin, today said the Republican
n uional convention would be held the
second TUESDAY in June. but where he
could not staIs. He said Eiihu B. Root.
secretary of war, would be nominated for
vice president. Mr.. Plat, stated the
nomination of Mr.. Root would be graft.
fying to New York.
Daily camera., 1899-12-13
SENATOR ALLEN AGAIN.

The Nebraska & liant Receives the Mantle
of the Dead Senator.
Lincoln, Neb., Dec. Ex-Governor
Poyn,er today settled the Senatorial
succession to Senator Haywood, deceas.
ed, by appointing ex Senator William
V. Allen to the place. Senator Allen is
a Populist, a warm friend OF William
Bryan, and one Of the really great men
OF this country. His record in the Senate
a few years ago was remarkable tor his
devotion to currency reform.
Daily camera., 1899-12-13

Modder Camp, Dec. I3-Following
Saturdays bombardment the artillery re
opened on the Boer trenches and the
latter's guns were apparently silenced
The British then advanced. ou, the Beers
had remained in their trenches and the
British were repulsed, the Highland
brigade suffering severely.
Daily camera., 1899-12-13
wAtchman Was on Deck.

New Haven, Dec. ia bold attempt
by four men to rob the Deep Water
Savings bank. where $1,000. 900 is or
deposit. was frustrated last nigh, by the
watchman, who shot and killed one o.
them, The others escaped,
Daily camera., 1899-12-13
ke|1UeD' 5 Army
Be0|e1 Ag0n
MtTHUEN AGAIN BEATEN.
And he Admits that He was Repuised With
Great Loss of Men.

Great Loss of Men.
London. Dec. I3-Startling intelli.
gence came today Of disaster to General
Methuen's relief column. After two
weeks of recupera,ion since the Modder
river disaster. his command has again
suffered heavy losses. The war Office
gave out Me,huen's official despatch
dated yesterday. He states that on Sun
day he shelled the enemy's position on
long high kopje. The Highlanders
attacked the south end Of the kopje and
cavalry and artillery attacked it on the
left and were repulsed. He states 'our
loss was great"
Daily camera., 1899-12-13
AGUlNALOO DESERTED.
Aud Alone Climbs the mountains. Like
Beast That Ia Hunted.

beNkl EHH' IT. "H"ec"'
Washington, Dec, II-Gencral Gus to
day wired the department that Aguin'
aldo's body guard has been dispersed
and Aguinaldo is alone in the mountain:
seeking escape and closely pursued.
Spanish prisoners are being abandon
ed bv their Filipino squads and are com
ing into Manila BY the hundreds. Sew
en- hundred OF them have embarked at
Vigan for Manila in transports sent fol
them. At another point 1900 are await
ing transports. Colonel Howe report:
the demolition Of Tino's army by his
force, killing so Filipinos, woundins
many and taking 100 prisoners.
Daily camera., 1899-12-13

The scandinavian society Norder
will give an entertainment consisting OF
music. recitations, speeches, select read
ings. etc. and supper at the hall over
post Office Thursday evening Dec. IS
Daily camera., 1899-12-13

Capetown. Dec. I3-Gatacre has re-.
tired to Bushman's mex. The Boer loss
at the battle OF Stormberg was only four
killed ana nine wounded. In an oficia !
report by General Methuen to General
Walker this afternoon he says tina,
Major General Andrew G. Waschcope
was killed in the battle on Modder river
Monday.
Daily camera., 1899-12-13
THE sOERS REJOICING.

Happy over their Victory and send Gift. to
their Soldiers.
Pretoria, Dec. I3-There is immense
excitement and rejoicing here today
over the victory oil Beers over the Brit.
Use under Methuen. Great quantities of
Christmas presents are being brought
for the army at the front.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-02-27

The KneIseI Quartet.

Following is the programme for to- morrow nights concert: Tschaikowsky- Quartet in F flat minor, op. 30 (D. Andante sostenuto-Alelgro modera- to-Andante sustenuto.
 Allegretto vivo e scherzando.
 Andante funebre doloroso ma con moto.
 Finale (a1legro risoluto). @ Written in memoriam of Ferdinand Laub, the noted violinist and quartet player. Mozart-Quartet in D minor. -(a)-Menuetto (allegretto). (b)-Andante. Schumann-Quartet in F major, op. fl, No. 2.
 Allegro viVace.
 Andante quasi variazioni
 Scherzo (Presto.)
 Allegro motto vivace. This is the last appearance for the quartet here for the season, and the au- dience will probably be notable one in accordance with the importance of the event.
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Toilet and Hat Pins.

Adamantine Pins, per paper, 1c, per dozen, 10c
 Samson Pins, 400 on sheet, per pa per, Pc.
 Best English Pins, full count, per paper, &c.,.
 Puritan Pins, per paper, 6c. Shakespeare 12 row Assorted Book Pins, per paper, 4c.
 Mourning Pins, 80 count per box, 1c. Souvran Pins, per paper, 7c. N. P. U.. Black Steel Pins, per box, Sc. Small size Pin Cubes, 2c. Large size Assorted Pin Cubes, Sc. Medium size Assorted Pin Cubes, 4c 5 inch Jet Head Hat Pins, per doz- en, Sc. ..,...
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-02-27

All this week an authority upon perfect-6tting corsets will hold a reception in our Corset Department. Ladies who are interested in know ing how to select a proper corset and how to wear it, are invited to be present. The corset talk in our de- partment begins Monday no expense to you. The new corset fashion" is great ly talked of just now. Be sure and hear the story from the expert authority.
 See our window display of Redfern Corsets.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-02-27
A NEW COMPANY TO BE FORMED
Of Interest to New Haven Business
 

Of Interest to New Haven Business
 Men,
 A company now being formed in this city is the fourth company composed of New Haven business men to be incor- porated here to acquire patented ma- chimes and own exclusive rights in the operation of them. Large dividends have been paid by existing corporations A limited number of new subscribers can join with shareholders of the old companies in forming this new com- pany Particulars may be had by ad- dressing w. R., postoffice box 1474. The new company is to enter a new field and acquire more extensive rights. : f2h 1t
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WEATHER RECORD.

Agricultural Department, Office of the Chief of the Weather Bureau, Washington, D. C., Feb 26, 1s99, p. m. Forecast for Monday @ For New England: Snow or rain, mostly rain. followed by clearing; brisk to high east to south winds.
 For Eastern New York: Clearing weather; brisk to high east to southeast winds. Storm signal are displayed on the Atlantic coast from Sandy Hook to Portland.
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Monday, February P. 1899.
NEW ADTERTIsE1fENTs TO-DAY.

v ~'1]F 111LN 1J4I " " I o T v" HT~H Diamonds-The C. II. Ford Co.
 Dressmakers' Congress-Edw. Malley Co. Eurnitnre e-4Bowditch Furniture Co. Gas Heat-N. H, Gas Light Co. .Koal'-W. Y. Gilbert Monday and Tuesday--Public Market. New Developments-E. Mcintyre & Go. Not in the Trust-Milk Dealers.
 Pianos, Music, Etc.-E. Mcintyre & Co. Pineapple Tablets-At Druggists sScissors-LThe John F. Bassett & Co.,. Spring Goods-The Gamble-Desmond Co. Silks-TNhe Chas. Mcnson Go.
 Special Carpet Sale-Brown & Durham. Shave Yourself-Howe X Stetson. Special Low Prices-Beers' Photo Parlors. Tailor-Made Suits-Hamilton X Co. Wanted-Situation-2 Wallace Street Wanted Tailor-The Edw. Malley Co.,, Wanted d-Situatlon-2G Scranton Street. Manted-C!erk-N. H. Hospital. Wanted-Trimmer-The Edw. Malley Co.,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-02-27
Tapes or Stay Binding.

yard roll White Tape, per roll, 1c, per dozen, 10c.
 yard English Super Tape, all widths per piece, Sc.
 12 yard English Super Tape, all widths, per piece, 9c.
 India Tape, per bunch, Sc. Dutch Linen Tape, per piece, Sc. "A yard piece White Tape, Sc.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-02-27
Skirt Binding.

Extra quality bias Velveteen Bind ing (black only), 1c yd. (Not more than 10 yards to one customer.
 Brush Edge, per yard, Sc.
 Worsted Cord Edge Binding (black only), per yard, Sc.
 Lakewood bias Velveteen, black and colors, per yard, 4c.
 Best quality Velvetina, black and colors, per yard, 6c.
 Merriac Corduroy, per yard, 6c.
 Quinnipiac yard piece, black and colors, per piece, 13c.
 Quinnipiac 5 yard piece, black and colors, per piece, 16c.
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Dress Stays.

Victor Twill Covered, per dozen, 1c. Paris Stitched and Capped, white and black, per set, %.
 Ever Ready, per dozen, 10c. Priceless, (Twin Stay), per dozen., 5c. Hornbone, per dozen, Pc. Lightning Steels, per dozen, 1Sc. Chic Bone, per dozen, 12c. Duplex Bone, per dozen, 19c.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-02-27

Fire Insurance Can be Furnished on all Desirable Property to Every One, by Charles Wilson & Co.,, No. 42 Church Street.
 There are about forty fire insurance agents in New Haven, representing about 125 fire insurance companies, clamoring for business. We are agents for over forty, or about one-third of the entire number-enough to do all the in- surance in New Haven. Many of them are the very oldest and strongest of any doing business, having more money to pay their obligations than any others. Examine the ratio of assets to liabilities of all the millionaire companies and sat- lsfy yourselves. Please give us a call and see what we can do for you.
 CHARLES WILSON & co.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-02-27

If inc Baby is Cutting Teeth. Be sure and use that old and we'll tried rem edy,, Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup, for children teething. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind collie, and Is the best remedy for dlar. rhoea. Twenty i've cents a bottle.
 all MWF&w 1y
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Knitting and Darn'ng Cotton.

Dexter's White Knitting Cotton, all sizes per ball, 4c.
 Raymond Darning Cotton (black on- ly), per dozen, 4c.
 Having Darning Cotton, per dozen, Sc. c. B. Dafning Cotton, per ball, 1-2c.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-02-27
liar CurIers.

Good Curling Irons, per pair, 2c. Little Princess, per pair, 5c. Opera, per pair, Sc. Imperial, per pair, Sc. Empress, same as Madame Louise all sizes, %.
 Kid Curriers'. all sizes, Sc.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-02-27
Seam Bindings.

All Silk Taffeta Binding, all colors and black, per piece, Sc.
 Silk Prussia Binding, (black only), yard piece, 10c
 Extra Quality Silk Prussia Binding, per piece, 19c
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-02-27
Hair Pins.

Good Hair Pins, plain and crimped, 12 papers for 4c.
 Invincible Hair Pins, plain and crimped, 1c.
 Fancy Cabinet Hair Pins per box, %. Scotch Plaid Cabinet Hair Pins, per box, 5c. Crimping Pins, per box, 4c.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-02-27
ARRESTED FOR THEFT.

Patrolmen Allen and Lawlor yester- day afternoon arrested John Arnone, a Fair street Italian, for the theft of thir- ty-seven cents, from boy named James Kee,eher. Arnone will he arraigned in the city court this morning.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-02-27
M MlIinerS' EldStiCS,

Silk Cord Elastic, black only, per yard, 1c.
 and 10 strand Silk, black and white, per yard, Sc.
 Vienna oval Elastic, white and black, per yard, 1c.
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Hook and Eyes.

De Long style, per card, 1c. Swan Bill, per box of six cards, Sc. Appleton's Invisible, per card, Sc. Admiral (Brass Hook and Eye), per card, Pc.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-02-27
Corset LdCeS.

yard White Corset Laces, per doz- en, Sc.
 21-2 yard White Linen Corset Laces, per piece, 1c.
 21-2 yard Elastic Corset Laces, per piece, 1c.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-02-27
"PriScilla" Sewing Machines.

Experience has taught us that in the "Priscilla" we have a wonderful sewing machine value. It contains more points of excellence than any other machine we know of. It is made express ly for us and we guarantee it. They come in two styles, the upright at $I9.5o and the drop-head at $25.5o. These are equal in every respect to the best $oo and $7o ma- chimes.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-02-27
Hook and Eye Tape.

Practical, per yard, Sc. Perfection, per yard, 12 1-2c. De Long, per yard, 1Sc.
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Linen Thread.

Good Black Linen Thread, per spool, 1c.
 100 yd. Spool Good Brown Linen Thread, per spool, 1c.
 Kings Giant Linen Thread, 4c. Barbour's Linen Thread, per spool, Dc.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-02-27
Whale Bone.

Genuine Shell, every piece guaran- teed. per piece, 10c, per dozen $115. Genuine Shell Extra Heavy. 1Sc pair, $2.00 dozen.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-02-27
Corset Steels.

Hobby Extra Quality Tempered Stee 1 inch back, pair, 4c.
 P. N. Hook Cork Protector, pair Sc Kid Covered French Steels, pair 4c. Kid Covered Unbreakable Steels pair 4c.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-02-27
"Si1kdoWn" Cushions.

The public always wanted something good and cheap to take the place of high-price down. This is evident by the cheap, rank, bad smelling pill lows the public have been willing to buy for the sake of getting something near what they want. But here's a re- lief from the ill-smelling pill low:
 Silkdown Cushions, some thing new and absolutely clean and odorless and will remain so in any condition or place or weather. They are perfectly free from dust and quills and the silkdown will not come through any kind of a cover.
 On the Temple St. Bargain Table.
 You will find a pile of these pillows Monday morning at these surprisingly low prices:
 loxI6 inches, 1ec each. /
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Spool Cotton.

Large Spool Blasting Cotton, per spool, 1c. 9c dozen.
 200 yd. Spool Sewing Cotton (BroWn only), per spool 1c.
 Kings 200 yd. Soft Finish Sewing Cotton, per dozen, 1Sc.
 Kings 800 yd. Soft Finish sewing Cotton, per spool, 4c. Kings One Mile Cotton, per spool, 14c
 Kings Trojan Cotton, 2,4oo yards spool 14c.
 Kerr's Lustre Twist per spool, 12c. Kings 500 yd. Geneva Silk Finish, per spool Sc.
 silkine, per spool, Sc.
 Merrick's Ready Wound Bobbins, per box, 4c.