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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-16
Tabor, of Colorado.
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The story Of the career of H. \. ".
Tabor Of Colorado. is a picturesque and
romantic one, interspcrsed with episodes
Of both comedy and pathos, and convey
ing some lessons that have general inter-
est and importance. lie was born and
raised in New England where he learned
the trade of q stOnecutter. From there
he went TO Kansas during the sldF-.y
troubles and engaged in farming, but
gave a good share of his time TO politics,
as an ardent friend Of the Free-State
cause Then he moved TO Colorado. and
opened small store at LeadVille, being
then 50 poor that his wife did washing.
one day no casually "grub-staked' two
ragged and hungry miners, and they
"struck it rich" and he became million
aire before he knew il. lie was the prin-
cipal owner Of the Little Pittsburg Mine,
which yielded over 100000 in two years;
he bought the Crysolite which yielded
100000 in less than one year; then a
part Of the Robert +. Lee, which yielded
as much more. and then the Matchlcss,
which paid him 5000 per day, and at
times as much as $4,000. Everything that
he touched turned TO money, and he ac-
cumulated wealth beyond the dreams
Of avarice." He built magnificent blocks
of houses in Denver and established va
rious business enterprises, and al length
where he promoted the gayety of nations
by wearing nightshirts that cost $50
apiece
lie was senator for only thirty days.
lie was candidate for the long term,
but was defeated by one vote.
Twelve years afterward Tabor was
bankrupt. and an assignee was in pos
session Of the small remnants OF his once
colossal fortune For the preceding five
or six years he had known nothing but
rcverses. His property steadily dwindled
in value his speculations all proved dis
appointing and the payment Of high
rates Of interest upon money borrowed in
the vain hope of turning the tide once
more in his favor had finally forced him
to capituate. and placed him practically
where he was when he kept the little
store at Ieadyillc and his wife from
whom he had been meanwhile divorced,
was helping him along by doing service
of a mining-cdmp laundress.
His appointment as postmaster at Den
yer was secured year ago, without the
old mans knowledge at the instance of
some of his friends. They appealed 10
Senator Wocott to do something for the
old man. and he acted promptly. The
nomination was promptly confirmed.
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STATELY STRUCTURE.
THIRD CHRISTIAN CHURCH PEOPLE
DECIDE no BUILD ONE.
IT WILL BE- ERECTED At DICE.
The Cost VIII he $4,000. Over Hall
of which Has Ucen Raised Al
rendy-PIans Adopted nt n Mass
Meeting "Wednesday Evening.

A mass-meeting Of the members OF the
Third Christian church. at the corner Of
Marshall and Twenty-sixth streets, was
held last Wednesday evening at o'clock.
and It was unanimously decided to erect
at once church building ON the lot
where their church now stands, TO cost
not less than $1,000.
At this meeting the Building Commit
tee which has had the project in hand,
consisting Of Rev. s. r. Maxwell. CHAIR
man. Messrs. c. J.. Richards. W. r.. At
kinson, W. II. Adams. and Wilton Spin
die. made its report as TO the design for
the new building and the funds i'm hand
at present towards its erection. They
have now between 5000 and $500 in cash,
and are assured that the remainder of
the money can easily be secured. Mr. G.
T.. Richards is the special treasurer APP
pointed 10 keep these funds. The design
FOR the church. shown in the accompany
Ing cut. was adopted unanimously and
most heartily. The purpose now is TO be-
gin the work very shortly. just as soon
as the details of the plans can be ar
ranged. and 10 have the edifice ready for
occupancy by the late fall
A MARVELLOUS GROWTH.
Some twelve or fifteen years ago this
congregation, numbering about sixty
members. worshipped in small chapel
on Twenty-ffth between VI and \ streets,
but after one or two years their num-
bers incyeased so rapidly that they found
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-16

SOME MEN, WHO DON'T KNOW, have
an idea that all ready-to-wear clothing IS
alike. and they continually go on blindly
paying higher prices to smaller operators
for garments that are made nothing like
so good nor fit anything like as well as
these extraordinary Mems Suit Bargains
we have just placed on sale for the Seven
TWENTY-FIVE Here are handsome pat-
terms of Mems Sack Suits, made up into
fashionable three and four-button sacks,
full lined. half lined, or quarter lined
wide French facings. inverted piped
seams, full box. conforming side bodies,
or DISQUALIFICATION cassimeres and che
yiots. that are warranted in every detail
10 give Al wear. Now is the time for
pick and choice Of a large and varied as
scrtment of patterns of stylish up-t0-
date Mems Spring Suits, ana there is no
question about the most satisfactory re-
suits Of securing the best selection Of
patterns and sizes at the out G. z n
set Of the season, when the I'D
size scales are cOmplete......
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-16

JUST a WORD or 50 TO THE SKEP-
TIC i'm reference to Clothing values. Big.
black type with all sorts of claims stare
you i'm the face at almost every turn.
Take a look at the show windows when
IN this neighborno0d-take peep at the
handsome patterns-type Of materials
shapeliness of garments and the general
tone and finish OF the Mems Suits now
offered on sale At the Nine twenty-five
we'd be much pleased 10 have YOU go into
still further details i'm the matter: I'm fact
give them a rigid and most thorough in-
spectiOn Come in and examine the quail
ity Of the textiles. take careful notice OF
the correct features and decided improve
ments in the tailor work try EN- on
and then say whether or not you would
consider them values az Nine Twenty
Five Hundreds 0t men are ayailing
themselves OF this extraordinary Suit
2 39,.I95 rI 1"s ' My N aa5 1925
you ....... .ss..ss's.ss .sss.t.ss
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Council Committees TO Meet.

The following municipal committees VIII
meet tomorrow:
Committee on First Market, u o'clock.
Grounds and Buildings, 3 T.. VI. Oour OF
inspection.
Committee on Water. 10 y. VI.
Committee on Streets T. NJ.
Committee on Light, q L. NJ.
Relief OF the Poor. S Z. NJ, at the aims
house.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-16
The New Theatre Stock Company.

An effort Will be made this week to
raise "A subscription for the building of a
new theatre. \ good many capitalists
and others have signihed their willing
ness to take stock. and no fear Is en-
tertained that the necessary amount Will
be promptly forthcoming.
IT is proposed to organize a $1,000 stock
company. and it is said that tenant
has been found who is willing 10 pay an
annual rent equal TO 8 per cent, on the
investment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-16
THE NEW THIRD TRISTAN CHURCH

Arthur Rooney, Joseph Powers. James
Hogan. Albert Boschen. John Murphy
George Powell, Joseph Meyer, John Car
mody. Charles Hungerford, Peter Epps'
and =. j. Griffin.
After the ceremony the wedding party
Will visit St. Marys Benedictine Institute,
on Fourth street and the bride and groom
will be entertained by the Sisters.
A reception will follow at the residence
of the brides parents. No. 10 east Broad
street. and at midnight the happy pair
will leave for the South, where the honey
moon will be spent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-16
DR.. Hiden to Preach To-Day.

Rev. Or. J. c. Hiden returned 20 the
city yesterday afternoon from Orange
county, where he is spending while with
relatives, and will remain here until to-
morrow At II o'clock this morning he
will occupy the pulpit of Monroe Baptist
church. in Monroe Hall on west Main
street between Bclyidere and Pine. and
will preach on "The Origin and history
~ the Diaconatc." Ilc will ia DTS
pitla GLASS m DO o'clock. The reg @un-
dav-school exercises will bee opens, 90
ofaIee1e
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THE HUGHES-DAHEN NUPTIiLS.
They VIII he Celebrated With High
Mass on Tuesday.

The marriage of Miss Kate Hughes and
Mr.. James Bahcn. Jr., Will be celebrated
with nuptial high mass at the Cathedral
next Tuesday. The ceremony Will begin
at 10 O'Clock. and Right Rev. Bishop Van
de Nyver will ofliciate. The service will
be fully choral, and Mrs. Charles Rich
ardsOn will be the solost.
The brides attendants will be her sis
ter, Miss Mamie Hughes. and Miss Maggie
Bahen, sister Of the bridegroom.
Mr.. William Bahen will act as best
man, and the ushers will be Mcssrs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-16
HcmarI1nbie cure of Rheumatism.

kenna, JACKSON county, ". Va.
About three years ago my wife had an
attack Of rheumatism, which confined her
10 her bed for over month and rendered
her unable To walk a step without as
sistance, her limbs being swollen TO dou-
bic their normal size. Mr. 5. Maddox in
sisted on my using Chamberain's Pain
Balm. / purchased a 50-cent bottle and
used II according 10 the directions, and
tho next morning sho walked TO break
fast without assistance I'm any manner.
and she has not had a similar attack
since.-A. u. Parsons. Far sale by all
druggist2 Sa. Sun&W
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Ml.s nelnhnrat. lhe NloIIai.t

Miss Annie h mhardt. Gaueh'rf '.
Jacob Reinhardt. who is already
spoken about as q rising star iN
steal armament. has returned hu.'
New York. she has made mhth
gress in her ara. and is WORKING r.r.
abatcd enthusiasm for hoafs every
Miss Reinhardt Is not only 'H ..s
plished violinist. but she is b.e'''- ID.
a charming personality ana ....I
stlned % make her mark 900 iAe
uorit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-16
Ladies' Military Band Comins.

Tho Ladics Military Band. of H
viii appear 40 the auditorium n.Nt I
day, April 20th. and the TWO days
Ing. The organization is caml
fifty ladies. every one OF whom .
ished musician. They arc uoW o.
well tour OF America, before .,f
Paris. France. whore they have b..'
gagged % play at the Exposition .a ="
The programme Tor Thursday n.sh,
cert will bc lengthy, well Oversize.
calculated 20 appeal 20 the pop..' +,
The Traction Company VIII iln
and from the auditorium at ln,.f'.'
two minutes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-16

II necessary TO enlarge their qua .Vfs,
They then bought their present peduui"'
lot at the northeast corner OF lWVh'S
sixth and Marshall streets, upon tne rear
end of which they az once trtc'Ou
small church building OF bIlcK' WIN "
view at some future day OF erecuns
more handsome and commodous building
upon the front OF their lol' FACING MAJ
shall street. . ..oo,l,.
This congregation now numbers nearly
sno and I'm order TO accommodate TINS
great increase of membership, about eisht
wears ago a building fund was started lvl
the purpose OF erecting the new ehutVn.
THE results of this effort are the pans
above subject. perhaps. TO few changes
In interior arrangements.
AN IMPOSING STRUCTURE.
The walls Of the building are 10 be or
red having brick with buttress caps WIN
do,y sills and steps OF stone, with a llhe
OF terra-cotta around the BUILDING DC
tween the limo of the lower and upper
floors The style Of architecture VIII oo
modern Gothic.
The front OF the main auditorium-room
win he lighted BY large, handsome win
dow I'm cathedral glass, placed III the
main wall OF the building, which VIII ada
much 20 the beauty OF the front, as VIII
also four smaller windows IN cathedral
glass. which Will light the vesubule. On
the corner next TO Twenty-siNth street
will be bunt tower about hiteen teet
square by about fifty feet nigh. when
will be square in design. while on the
other corner will be kind OF half-
tower octagon shape. which wlh add
beauty and variety 10 the front. The TWO
main entrances will be on the Marshall
street front. one under the tower and the
other in the centre. with stone steps
leading thereto. The SIDES OF the build
ing viii DO very lizzie less attractive than
the front. being ornamented on 10th
floors with i've handsome windows In
ssJh.drAl glasa with tia roof OF The
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-16
A NEW STEAMER LAUNCHED.
Another Boat Added 10 the Old Do
miniOn Line.

Mr.. John f. Mayer OF the Old Domin-
ion Steamship Company. received tele-
gram last night announcing the success
full launching OF the Jefferson at Chester.
Pa. yesterday afternoon.
The jefferson is a sister-ship OF the
Hamilton. and will go into commission
some time between the list and 18th Of
June 1t will run between New York and
Norfolk, and will be one Of the largest.
fastest. and best of the coastwise steam
ers The boat is named after Thomas JEFF
ferson. Of Virginia. and the sister-shil
After Alexander Hamilton. OF New NOrk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-16
To Talk Mt the Woman's Club.

Miss Curtis. Of Boston. is the guest or
Miss Peasants, sos east Franklin street
While here she will talk before the Wo-
mans Club on Associated Charities. MISS
Peasants, who has been in Boston
for some time, returned TO the city last
evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-16
United STATES Court TO Reconyene.

The United States District Court VIII
be in session tomorrow and throughout
the week. The Becker case viii be up Tor
trial on the 18th. but neither side Is
ready 10 proceed with it. and it will in all
probability, be postponed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-16
TRAGLES CUT-RATE DRUGSTORE, Sll Last BrOdd Street

building relieved by parapct walls form
ing gable in the roof watch will add
very Iuuch 20 ;he side appearance Of the
structure. At the rear on the Twenty
sixth-street side WI be side entrance
leading TO the pastors study on the main
audience floor and also to the Sunday
school-room IN The basement
FINISHED IL EVERY RESPECT.
The main auditorium will have seat
ing capacity of about zoo with one centre
ana two side aisles The pulpit platform
contains every necessary arrangement,
such as bapustry, drcssing-r0oms, pas
tors study &c. DC. The basement. or
Suuday-sChOOl room. viii have a seating
capacity nearly. if not quite. as great as
the upper floor, bat will be divided by
means of sliding partitions into Bible
class room, infart-class room, and main
SundaN-schoOl IOOm-all OF which can be
thrown into one room upon occasions Of
large crowds. The whole building. both
outside and inside, viii be modern, at
tractivc, and convenient and reflects
great credit upon The taste of the Build-
ing Committee. as well as upon Messrs.
holland d Baskerville. the architects. in
order 10 erect the new building it VIII be
necessary 10 pull down the old building.
as there is not enough vacant ground 10
accommodate the plans for the new struc-
turc
ON the 1st of November last Rev. s. r.
Maxwell. of Rockville. Md. took charge
OF this pastoratc. Mr. Maxwell is a
strong. forcible speaker. having a style
peculiarly his own i'm the presentation of
the doctrine Of primitive Christianity. and
is listened 10 by crowded houses at every
service.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-16
Miss Harvie's Cotillon.

Miss Sara Harvie's cotillon class will
give a dance al the kindergarten Hall.
on Tuesday. April the 18th. Miss Har-
yie's dances are very popular. and large
attendance is almost certain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-16

The quinine In Grove gu''.sr n,t;
Pulls makes them better thsH "a o.a.s
pills. That Is all. Price ~ ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-16

DC. Pomade Vsscllne ........'....''.
Soc. Twins Blood and Nerve Ionic..
zoe. Tragle's Headache Tabets...''''
81 Taylor's Nerviuc ...................'
81 2-duart Pure Rubber FOUNTAIN
SNineos, harG-rJhbcr pi9es......
I5e. Dead stuck for Bugs .............
PC. Dead stuck f0r Bugs ............
soc. Perfection HAIR Dye ...............
zoe solid Poiislc0-B1ck, Pune Nhiie
Brlstle Hair brushes ...............
&c. Patent-LeathCr or Kusset Sh0e
Polish .....-. ......-.....' ...'.-''''''
&c. Tabst Malt Extract .........:....
81 Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
cONrrN ...+....+.. ....'.'''s''''''''''
25c. Cuticura Soap .......... .........'
pc. Packers Tar Soap ...............
zoe. Sw5mp Root .......... ........'''
15c. Dark Lubb-r Bulb Syrinse......
3jc Ouinine Hair Tonic ...............
l5c. Pint Bottle Witch Hazel .......
Zoe. Pint Bottle Ammonia ............
81 Tuyi0r's Celery B.tters ...".......
25c Carriage Sponses ................
Another lot Of those 1-.ow &C.
TOofhbcusheS .......... .............
Csc. LYONS Tooth Powder ............
7tc. Beef. Wine and Iron, pint ooi-
tie. 90 customer ...............
I 900 boxes Talcum Iowder..........
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-16

KNEE PANTS FOR BOYS. ALL AGES
from 4 10 IS. Junior buckles and binding
on bottoms sizes 10 ). Three buttons
finish sizes . TO 16-taped Seams, strong
bands, slightly, serviceable.
Brownish Twill Cheviots. Choice nc
Of sizes this week ony.......... ~
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81 Pe.ru.f1d. .,... &c.


Ok. t-ounce bottle jamaica GIN
ger. SPIRITS Canphor. FaIegoUc.
Lemon or Vanilla Extracts per. -,
bottle ....s....~.s.. .'ss-'ff- '''''''''N
PC Shoe Brushes ...........-........
15c. Screw-Cap Naseltne .............. -
81 Hoods Sarsaparilia .....-........- 81
Ice. BOX Writing Paper ....-.........
25c .Highly-PcIfume1 Ialcom POW o.
der ..s.....+.- .s.....s .'tt. ...''.'-
75c. S-cuuco princess May F.ofiG" .-
water ............. -...st '-'''' -
10c. Traclc's 40 Little Liver Iils..,' ..
1Oc. Diamond Dyes. an colcrs..... ~
roc Or Dink's Dyspepsia hpleis.' ~
SIS Warmers Safe Cure ....,....... -
81 Maltinc. full line ..................'' q.
soc. Groves chill Tonic ...........''- -
! ounce Absorbent cotton -......:.- ~
4-ounCe bottle Sewing Machine on. ~
Doc. Stuarts Dyspepsia TAblcts..... -
z5c. Or Kilmcr's Cough SYRUP. ID
{5c. Humphreys Homeopathic
Remedies .............. .t. '''t''''''- ".
&c. Horse and Cattle Powders.
e5c. Poultry Food ................. .-..' ~
l0c. Polishcd-Back Hand Brushes. 81.
Be- Nail-Brushcs ....... .-...-.'....'.'
&c. White Powder PUTS .......~.....
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-16

KNEE PANTS FOR BOYS, ALL AGES
4 70 ~. All improvements; made from
Pure Wool Cheviots. When We say ALL
WOOL, We mean just what We say.
Stylish plads and neat. plain patterns.
Very serviceable, eXtraordl- O%
nary bargains. Choice Of sizes ZOC.
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2oc half-plnt Black Ink ............ ..
Toe. Root-Bccr Extract, .............. -
lle. soap Bark .......... ......,.......
25H Hoyt's German Cologno......... -
/ -lt. Nal Ergmcl ........ ............
90. Colg .'f Nl0r's Soap ...... ~
I slc. Ayers Cherry Poct0ral ..
, 81 M.l.s'- Estrf cure .........
: zoe. Laxative Fg syrup ........
@lc Inpmpeou's Cough syrup
: ! 2'c Quentins Periumed BAH va
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Csc. Calomel and Soda Tablets.
sizes, per lnp ................ ..
Ooe. Nompoie.s Fornaud AnIsert.
; solution ....,...... ............
I Marshall's Cubcb Cigarettes
: ! o3f. Glrwool' special Ol0rs ~ AZ
pie Blossom. Niole. H.lotr.
ana White Rose Orng blna'
iti ounce ......-.--.-. ........... ..
| l'c. Williams shaving SllD
D.. Medicine Dropper .............
.e. Medicine Glass ..........
! | zoe. Malcna Salve .............
90. Deans Dyspepsia pills .. ..l
5 5oc' y%pih... Ioothp.cks. per box
! lf. Hair On ....... .......
, | 20. w l.te Perlumcd pomada
I zoe. Han Catarrh Cure ............
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-16

Book and Job Printing neatly executed
II the DISPATCH PrInting-H
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-16

4Jc. Tragle's ViOlets Of Virginia Ex-
tract. the best and most lasting
perfume on the market. per on.
Csc. Spriukle-TOp Violet Water 900.
7Jc. WoodwOrth's Blue Lily Extract.
per ounce .....-......- ...............
25c. :. * ID. Lthia Tablets .........
ljc. Ealslm Cream Shaving Sticks.
l0c Shaving Brushes ................
Use. Cu.icle Shaving soap ............
.jc Bishops Mocklug-Biri FOOd....
&c. Black ~ white Nipples ..........
Csc CarbOiic Saive ...................
pc. Cream for sGuburn .............
2jc. SimmOus's Liver RegU.ator...,..
pc. Camm's Corn cure ...............
25c. Allcock's Porous Plasters.......
Hires Root Beer ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
soc. Schinmlru's Asthma Cure......
25c. Pierce's Pellets -..................
2ic. Laxative Quinino Tablets .....
zoe. CGase's Nerve and Blood Food.
sue. Marchand's Peroxide OF Hydro
sc. HyOmei luhdlcrs ................
aJc. shampoo Tar soap ..............
81 Imported Hair Brushes ...........
loo. Apple-Bl0ssom Toilet SOAP.
sc. 4-0z. White Pre- Cough syrup.
loo. White Cassie soap ...,,.........
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Profitable Reading for Economical Buyers Of Juvenile Attire
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

prudent guardian knows that the
that money can buy comes direct from s The Ch Wear like all
all of the reliable
dependable the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-16

KNEE PANTS FOR BOYS MADE Up
with wide, large double seats, that extend
double knees. tapped seams. patent riyeted
buttons strong bands. pure wool fabrics.
\ variety of styles. Among them
Navy Blue ana other popular knee
P 5iassA patterns t6 is-tS Gs0i'S week ok 4SC,
Only ...ssssss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-16

VESTEE SUITS FOR LITTLE FELL
LOWS. Three pieces. mark you-Jaeket.
Pants, and Nestee. Full and complete,
neat. tidy and durable; made from pretty
Twilled Cheviot. nicely embroi- 4 O.
dered. A big bargain. Choice OF O0t.
Sizes TO S-this week only.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-16

81 TCnGal!ne ....,...... .............,. "a
81 Aletris Cordial .......... ........... "a
&C. package Court Plaster, pieces.
CSC. Indelible Ink ........,.. .........
zoe. Hard Rubber Combs ............
l0c. Death Dust for Bugs ...........
25c Infants syringe .................. II
l5c. Nennen's Talcum Powder ....... Is
81. roll of Toilet Paper ......-......
25c. fui pound Talcum PoWder...... II
2Ic Whisk BrOCms .................
TanglefoOt Fly Paper. double .
sheets ............. ...''.'.' ''''''''''
Insect Powder Gun ......,..' ..''''''
zoe. silk SpoHges ......,....'.'''.'''.' y
i2i sheets Good Note Paper ..'..'... :
20. Nickel PcnhOlders .-:..'.....''.: l
Zoe. Moth Bags, TO hold suit OK On
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&c. Lead Pencils ........... ''.'.''''. !.
lie. pound Writing Paper .......... :
Toe Lemon SETTER .........''-'.''''. =
Zoe. BromO Setter .......... .'''.'''' .,
75c. Bakers Bitters ........ ''...':'' %
zoe Elixir Buckbean, for malaria, o..
cbills. and all kinds Of teYer..'..' 81
Cum Camphor per pound ,....:;:'.... -
zoe :. & y. Lapacuc PMS lOV IN 81,
box ............-. RECOMMENDATIONS r
600 isc. ToOtnbIushes .......'.''''''
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SUPERIOR QUALITY CHLDRFts
DRESS SUITS. consisting or Fire
Blousts, Pretty Fcstcos Jluuty H....
ana varied orimcut OF Plain U..
Breasted Suits for large boys tn...
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oring ART Perfect gems of n - On
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