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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1899-10-25
DENMARK.

: "A tWelVe-IOOt STATUE or Archbishop Abb
salon, the founder of the city of Copen-
hagen, has been proposed for the main
entrance to the new court house in Co.
penhagen. The statue is made out of
hammered copper plates, and is said to
be very creditable piece of work.
The demand for skilled laborers is
great after the close of the lockout. All
the men who were locked out in the
building and iron industries have been
readmitted. but still the work is ham,
pered by lack of men.
The Danish scientific expedition to-
Siam left Denmark Sept. 30. Its aim is
to study the plants and animals of SIAM
and its equipment is said to be excellent
The national farmers alliance Of Dem
mark has a membership of &c. 900. A rep
resentative convention held at Aarhus
passed resolution in favor of reducing
the tariff on, manufactures and raising
the taxes on whisky t9~:
Sweden has about 100000 Inhabitants
and Norway and Denmark about 1900, 900
each. But Sweden has As daily news
papers, Norway 80 and Denmark 1884,
Eheltoft, Danish town of 1000 inhabi-
tants, supports two dailies.
1.-THE Daughters Schools of 1899" in Co.
penhagen will celebrate the one hun
dredth anniversary of the institution on
the seventh of December.
Rev. Kroyer, of Kastrup, drove to
Taarnby to preach Sunday forenoon, Oct.
l. Unfortunately his buggy tipped over,
and he was hurled into ditch. When
he got on his feet again he felt singing
pain In one of his arms and could not
move it. But he drove to Taarnby and
preached as usual. In the afternoon he
sent for doctor, and the latter told him
that his arm was broken. Rev. Kroyer
is rs years old. ~
The law which was passed last winter
for the purpose of loaning S5OO,0OO a year
to homeless farm laborers to enable them
to obtain small farms of their own went
into effect Oct. l. This marks an epoch
in granger legislation in Denmark-and
in the whole world, for that matter.
The national debt of Denmark is $780,
100000. X x 5
The budget Of the government for the
fiscal year 1sO0-19O1 closes with total re-
ceipts amounting to $19,676,25O. The esti-
mated expenses for the same year are
SIS, 4S8, $50, leaving a surplus of $lSS,19O.
The Good Templars Of Copenhagen have
built a hig hall of their own
The Copenhagen rat war is going on
as merrily as ever. The record for the
eighth week was 1884, and 5O,37 for the
campaign up to Oct. /.
The riksdag opened Oct. with the U.s.
ual ceremonies. The reports Of the gov
eminent shows that the receipts for $685.
80 were almost $4,000, 900 in excess of the
estimate.
Copenhagen, Oct. 1.-The wrestling
match between Bech-Olsen and Paul
Pons, famous French athlete, took place
this afternoon at the Charlottenlund race
course. About 10000 people witnessed the
exceedingly interesting combat. For
three-quarters of an hour the struggle
was undecided, but Bech-Olsen finally
threw his antagonist, amidst great rejoic-
ing. Olsen was not disposed, having re-
ceived the news in the forenoon that his
brother had lost his life, through an ac-
cident. The shock was so great that for
time Bech-Olsen refused to enter the
contest. go, -:
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1899-10-25
Dash 81 GayetY..

M The doomed man feared the people who
waited along the way to the scaffold
SIS s'tSeeS how they stare q met he cried
aaonixingly
Yes. that what you5 might call rubber
I'M SC "a! observed the executioner, play
ment Sof gayefys INTO thisS wise sombers
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1899-10-25
kbOar Ne ), Yacht :, :

The slippe Ton look terribly
gloomy gots into y1ou|2
The Other hing inst hasn't 10.
ont mn
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1899-10-25

And & Jerry ]" threw 5 regular l.o...
don fog, 50 thick sou could cut it with
3 knife, over the lrospec tive candidates.
Van SAINT, Collins. Clapp, ct a.. An.
other Hennepin candi date is the only.
thilS, says Jerry 3 forgetting the
dreadful mess last year, when Henne
pin and Eustis hogged the nominal ton,
and he further says that Bob Dunn il
ruled ont by the opposition of Repub.
ican SENATOR. 81 g.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1899-10-25

But let no one be deceived. The re-
sception was to the regim emit, and it was
lasmagnitcent one. All hail, noble SONS
of q noble stated Welcome home from
duty nobly done. Now let Us all give
them the glad hand of encouragement
IN peace, as we have praised them for
military valor. 81
That Was nnagnifi cent tribute paid
the volunteer By Governor Lind in his
splendid ddress. Governor Lind pre-
coded the president, and as i intuitively
Arasvins what was about rs be
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1899-10-25

N, The Democratic organization will be
"tickled to death" at the big, fst figures
Jerry j" gives for it's campaign fund
for 1900. For the $75.0OO "Jerry J."
processes to see, is more than 10-timrs
all the money that John Lind's election
cost. Yes. 10 per cent Of that sum di-
.vided in two Is nearer last years fgnre.
And Jerry is wild as to Public Exam
sinera Pope heading any organization at
present raising campaign funds. h. .S$
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1899-10-25

Charles A. Towne will be the next
congressman from the Sixth district.
Paste that in your headgear, Mr.. Cop
pite.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1899-10-25

WALL SIIOuEcI COuSCAOUSnSSS. lnrOOghOut
the whole course of the human race, the
eyes OF martyrs are staring at US in adj
monttion, far away and close by. II your
eyes were closed tomorrow, my dear
Dreyfus, they would only receive that
greater splendor on the Calvary path.
Even now you are sanctified by sorrow.
purified BY the tears of the millions that
have wept for you. When read those
letters from Devils Island which you'll
would not say wrote, no-bled, drop by
drop, ] felt that they settled warm on
many hard hand and reduced its ca
gpacity for doing evil. Settled in MANY
tender souls and increased their desire
to help the unfortunate. At the last trial
you did not return evil in kind. Then
thought. Now he Is giving US an example!
When the last terrible injustice was an
nounced to you, your first thought was
not yourself but your WIFE. Comfort my
Wife!' MY love, my esteem, seeks you.
q am not coming alone. Our little Nor
swegian people as 9 unit feel as I do.
Remember that we scarcely have single
house that does not receive 8 newspaper.
Everybody asks for Dreyfus;* everybody
Is your friend. See the future In this!
For It ~ ct q distance that the final sver-
dict Of history u first realized IS. s.
Stockholm, Oct. The osttidningen
pub fishes g protoc ol q the proceeaings ut
sa9recent council OF state. during which
King Oscar declared he regretted the po-
s si of the CLAN stort hing intro
sducing q purely Norwegian has, II view
sof the fact that the emblem Of union IN
the nag implied equal rights Tor both
& Sweden and Norway Al. however, the
ol,ation has been passed. Shis rnaje&ty
could not refuse 10 sanction the promul-
ration % the new mas law "a accord
! ailce Nth the const Ion of Norway.
ss pointed out the & groyy 81
TIE merchant arine sot Orr q
rapid that sonl part 81 tho nes stSain
and IN thats 81 f.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1899-10-25

The credit W for most OF the plumbers
ia given to Chairman Phelps, with
copious sections of advice from Com:
gressman Fletcher, with both of whom
the people will soon have opportunity
for settlement, since Fletcher is after q
third term, and Mr.. Phelps is credited
with the ambition Of succeeding Jim
Gray, who was snubbed by the install
ing of President Northrup as master Of
ceremonies. The boys who love Our
Jim won't do 9 thing to both OF the
gentlemen named, some time next yeari
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He was Sentenced Yesterday After.
noon by Judge HuEus After n jury
had Heard Evidence Regarding the
Prisoners Sanity and Found that
he was sane-Flve Years ofthe Sen
tcnco Is on Former Conviction.

Marshall Darlington, the young color
ed man who was recently found guilty
on the charge of attempted burglary at
the, home OF Mrs. Harden, OH North
Main street. will spending the ensuing
twenty years in the West Virginia peni-
Tertiary at Moundsvlle, and he will be
taken there in day or tYo by Sheriff
Richards and handed over to Warden
Sam Hawk.
Yesterday morning in the criminal
court, Judge Hugus Instituted mn In
quiry into Carrington's sanity. This
was deemed advisable for the reason
that Darlington has been acting
strangely since his conviction, and by
some 1t was believed lie had become de-
mented. The court desired that there
should be no doubt Of the mans condi-
tlon before he was sentenced to the pen
itentiary. Acting along this line three
physicians, Drs. John L. Dickey, Z. L.
Armbrecht and B. H. Stillyard made an
examination Of Darlington in the jail.
While this examination was in progress.
the following jury was sworn in to hear
the evidence and determine the prison.
ers sanity: r. NJ. Moore, James Phil
lips, r. NJ. Hand. E. Israel, W. H. Gift.
John Trleber. C. H. Copp. P. Bonenber-
ger, Jesse Stimmel, P. c. He'll, Leroy
Willard, Samuel Nesbitt.
f. c. Reynolds testified: he said Car
rington's queer actions were first
noticed in the Jail the second day after
his conviction In the criminal court.
The other witnesses were the three
physicians mentioned above, all Of
whom united in the belief that CARING
ton was shamming and that in reality
he was entirely sane. The jury retired
and in few minutes returned with its
verdict, which was that Darlington was
sane.
Judge Hugus then proceeded to SEN
tence the young colored man on the
Harden attempted burglary conviction.
He gave him twenty years confinement
In the state penitentiaryat Moundsville:
fifteen Of this for the crime and five
years on the strength of the former con-
viction in Mercer. county, this state,
which was proved at the late trial. The
verdict meets with the general approval
Of the community.
Judge Hugus took occasion to COM
mend Attorney Charles j. Schuck for the
able manner in which he had conducted
the defense In the Darlington trial. Be-
fore sentence was pronounced. Mr..
Schuck moved for q new trial fer Car
rington, but this was overruled by the
court.
Indictment No. l. against Darlington,
Is continued indefinitely on the criminal
court docket, but will not likely ever be
heard Of again.
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Mrs. Mckinley In OIL.

Mrs. Mckinley, wife of the President,
her sisters and the heirs OF the late
George D. Saxton, own the oil and min
eral rights In go acres OF land In the
vicinity of the Sco oil field They did
not know It until informed by a man
who wanted a lease. In looking UP an
abstract he found that the present
owner owns only the surface. James
SaHton father of Mrs. Mckinley, when
he sold 1t over thirty years ago, having
reserved the mineral and under the
surface rights. A contract was made
with the Saxtoa heirs 10 sink n test well
and II oil Ia found. to operate under
royalties to the heirs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-04-07

We hnve now on exhibit ono of the
largest and best selected stocks of fine
talloringnt popular prices In the city,
Wc hnyenuded to our cutting depart
j. Ed. Dorner. ono Of the most fashion,
able cutters east.
The artistic cut, stylish appearance
md oxccllcncy In mnke-up -four gar
mentS Will speak for themselves,
Always tho newest In flno furnish
inBs.. c. HESS IL SONS,
fnshlOnnblo Tnilors md Fine Furnish
crs, 1891 and 1923 Market Street. -
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Qlse 1ts:tt;eQiae,eer
onlce: s5 and 20 Fourteenth street.


Wanted--Two MachinIst3 or Die Makers.
Wanted-Milliner and Dressmaker.
Wanted-Boarders
Manufactures. Four or Five Rooms on
the Island.
Extra Special Inducements-stone &:
Thomas-Etghth Page.
25c for SILK Finish Balbrlggan Under
Mckaddens-Second Page
Mint-Albert Stolze & Co. =.
In Case OF I Flre-Alfred PAUL!
DR.. Harrison's Antiseptic Tooth Brush
Goetzc'a Reliable Drug Store.
Sauer.kruut-H. T.. Behrens Co.
Wheeling Warehouse and Storage Co.
Carpet Soap--R. II. List.
Standard Male ouartctte.
Drowned-Wilmot Francy.
Book Store. -
Have Direct connect!on-Howard Haz-
BIcycles-Geo. W. Johnsons Sons.
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SFEfNWhY PIANO


About year ago we sold very fine
Steinway & Sons Upright Piano. in
mahogany case. Recently the owner
has met with some losses. which compcls
her to sell her plano. and In order to re-
allie quickly, will make considerable
sacrifice. This is an opportunity TO buy
one of the finest pianos In the world, at
4 great bargain. For particulars. call
or address T. w. BANNER CO.
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Reached Their Limit,

The barratry cases reached their lin
1t In lower court yesterday afternoon,
when Squire Greer dismissed the case
brought against Squire J. G. Haberneld,
and the prosecutor, II. Z. Bachman
following the decision In the Haberneld
case, asked that proceedings against
John Anderson and George Waite, con-
stables, be dropped, which was done.
Squire Greer rendered his Judgment In
the McCulley case. he holding the de-
PENDANT for the grand jury. Bond was
fixed at $500, which Mr.. McCulley fur
nIshel,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-04-07

Yesterday afternoon. Miss Emma j.
Behanna, who preferred a paternity
charge against George Terrill, both OF
Echo Point, journeyed to the county
Jail TO marry Terrlll. in line with his
proposition the previous evening. but
Terrill had suddenly changed his mind,
refusing to marry her, This act on his
part was disappointing. Squire Rogers
thereupon held Terrill to the grand
jury. the defendant furnishing $3.50 bond
for his appearance,
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THE SALE RATIFIED.
North Penn Oil & Gas Stockholders
Hold Their Last Meeting.

The last meeting of the stockholders
OF the North Penn OIL &; Gas Company,
or this city. was held at the Odd Fellows
hall last night. and the principal bust
ness was the ratification Of the sale of
the company's holdings. which was
made by Assignee S. G. Smith some
time ago. This ends the career Of the
North Penn, which has been one Of al
ternatc storm and calm. success and ad-
rersity.
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She STAB c1oater..
@e Sub c1oMier,.
Get OH The Inside.

# you want to see what's going. on at a circu,
you'll naturally GET ON THE INSIDE You wont
stand outside the tent and wonder. If you want i
getan Office there's always a rnggget the inside
If you want to know about what suit Of clothes (
made Of get on the inside---turn up the coat innp
and look at the back Of the goods-look at the lin.
ings-look at the finsl-look at the stitching
good piece Of goods is often made up into poor suit
ofsclothes The suits that we are selling at $40 are
elegantly lined made up and finished All these suits
are self-aced to the armholes. Lots of new suits 70
look at in the window-but you'd better get'on the
inside, where you can also get a glimpse Of the ee-
giant life size portraits which we are giving away
absolutely free, The artistic workmanship is demon
strated in our corner window, where we exhibit some
portraits Of well known citizens for your inspection
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In Clerk Robcrtson's Office.

Yesterday. in Clerk Robertson's office,
the following transfer of real estate was
recorded:
Deed made January %. 1899. by H. c.
Caldwell and wife'to Laura Bishop and
husband: consideration. $50; transfers
part Of lot .. in division L, of Joseph
Caldwell estate.
Three deeds of trust were recorded
Yesterday,
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A Frightful BIunder

VIII often cause horrible burn, scald.
cut or bruise. Bu2klcn's Arnlca Salve,
the best In the world. will kill the pain
and promptly heal 1t. Cures old sores,
fever sores. ulcers. boils, felons, corns,
all skin eruptions. Best pile cure on
earth. Only 25 cents box. Cure guar
anteed. Sold by Logan Drug Co.. drug
lclstS
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10000.

Wo hnyc fitted moro thnn twenty
thousand pairs of Spectacles, giving his
record and experience une1rniied by
any other opticlan in West Virginia.
satisfaction guaranteed.
JACOB w. GRuIB, Optlcinn,
No. 1906 Market street.
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Rig and Tank Rurncd.

Yesterday. near Scio. the rig and tank
Of the Jennings Brothers well, on tho
edge OF the field, was destroyed by fire.
The loss will foot up several hundred
dollars. The origin Of the fire was not
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FAMILY WASHING.

Rough Dry Washed. Starchod md
Dyed ccnts pcr pound.
Flint Work, Washed and Ironcl. g
pound. AZ I.UTZ BROS.
hilaF Homo Steam Laundry,
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A fine lot of Old Export Whiskcy lust
| arrived from Bremen, Germany, for !.
T.. WELTI AZ CO.
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,luSr RECEINEn

From Bremen. Germany, 500 barrels
ten-ycnr-oid Sour Mash Whislicy.
L. WELTS d CO.
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r. Wclty 4 co. hnvc Just received
rom HrniiSn, Germany. 5UO bnrrclS
0ln ENPoItT SMOKEiIOUSE wills.
hhA' H l.. WELTT a. co.
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TIE Warffucl Yacht will run until
Ii:So p, m. and Saturdays until IL p. m.
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100 extra size heavy White Gro
chet Quilts. best OF value at
SLIGO. Friday each.................
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100 pieces Checked and Barred
Nainsooks: Sc kind. Friday
~ YARD ......................
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% dozen Ladies' Percale and
American Blue Wrappers. braid
trimmed. extra wide skirts; 75c
and soc grades. Friday...........
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10 pieces Full Blcached Pure Linen
Table Damask, &C inches wide.
Special. Friday yard.
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MIR. Cuyler Is one of the leading mcr-
chants OF this village and one OF the
most prominent mon In this vicinity.
w. q, Phippin, editor Red Creek Her
aid. For snle by druggists, :. =.
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My wife has used chamberlaIn's Pain
Balm for rheumatism with great relief,
and can recommend It rs n splendid
Eminent for rheumatism and other
honsehold use for which we have found
It Snluablc.-W. j. Cuylcr, Red Creek,
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Is pieces 4G-lnch Figured Black
Sollels: FOOD styles. Our regu-
lar 69-cent grade. Friday yard.
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Second SIGHT. .

When you feel thnt you have tried every
thing ana everyone, consult US. A daily
benefited patients at our Office.
Do you have headache? Do your eyes
water? DO they smart or burn? Does In"
prlntlrun together when renllng? Feel ma
II scYm before the eyes? Do things appear
double or mixed up? Have desire to rub
the cyesf Twitchlng? Docs the light min
them? For nny trouble OF your eyes con.
suit US, During this month we devote
much timc to chlldrens eyes. We make
glasses at popular prices lone reason FOR
olh ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS n careful examinn.
tlon free OF charge. The hest proof OF our
success Is the number OF recommendation
from our old patients, 80
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g pieces extra heavy 5G-Inch Sill
Z yer Bleached Table Damask.
Special. Friday yard..............
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q pieces sS-inch Fancy Novelty
Black Goods In new designs.
Real worth soc yard. Friday
Saru ........,..............
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All Wool Smyrna Rugs, size % mn
S IG1,s' T Itl,l heavy fringe; the i5S3,y6
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Is pieces Fancy Plaid Ribbons;
and &c grades. Friday yard.
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50 pieces All Silk Taffetn and /,
Moire Ribbons; all colors. &c
grade. Friday yard............... :
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200 dozen Ladies' Percalc Shirt
Waists, assorted colors: new de-
signs In stripes or, checks. Regu-
lar soc grade. Friday.............
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Lot OF about % pieces Novelty
Dress Goods. 3s inches wide: n
spring colorings: worth from soc
to zoe. Friday ynrd.............. 4
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Best quality. Imperial Smyrna OF ~
r RnEs. Size sS sSx's; the regular Sc S4.45
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100 pieces New Scotch DImitles In
pretty new designs and colors;
JOG and 1H.sc grades. Friday
ward II. 4. - y
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50 dozen ladies'
4-Ply Linen Collars.
AZ friaay each........................ u
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LOCO Opaque Window Shades,
fringed; mounted on good spring
rollers; 45c grade. Frlday........
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For this opening weeks Friday sale.
Regular prices are lost sight Of, and
in many cases cost has not been
considered. Come to-day and your
dlllars will do double duty

~ size 2oxco. All Wool Smyrna q. M
i lar sis S' sra aeavI rTdnye. hesu. Sl
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80 pairs 6-pound Feather Pillows, nr
covered with good quality tick "
Ing. Friday pair. ~
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Stone 3@emas.
Extra
Special
Inducements

One case. double width Colorcd
serges-.blue. green, grey. red. rat.
Violet. browns. also black. Fri, lk5C
uaS Saru..'..,............... 81 = :
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20 pairs Derby Tapestry Por-
there's, yards long, fringed top o. NO
an; and a. bo ttt,5a, all coiors; sa.o 0l.y0
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200 pounds Fine Cocoanut Bon 10,
Bons. assorted navors; zoe kind. II
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c. HESS & SONS SPRING OPENING.

es-Geo. W. Johnson's Sons,
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ZOO yards 3G-inch a.
Ble9ched Muslin, SIC grade. 4.
3 Friday ..................... y!