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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-25
WASHINGTON NEWS.
Insular Possessions Cause Lively
Debate in The Senate.
POLITICAL OUTLINE.
The DlscnsSl0n Pointed 10 the Fact
That Go,ernmsni ~ spanish
War i'asse>siahs VIII he a
Grtai Political Issue.

Washington. May o. The session n
the senate yesterday Hns day ~ rasp.
ing ls'liuoal controversy and orniory.
With the cnntrper.y. tll0s. on the Dem.
ocraiic side uf the chamber, anomalous
NJ u may snfm. had lIi'lr 10 do. What.
by far-eting senators. is regarded ~
hkrlJ "a be the paramount issue Il tho
approaching national campaign, was
the subject ut tvs" notable speeches. one
by Mr plntt Of Connecticut aud tho
other bY Ne. Spsn,r Of Wisconsin.
Tie former was answer % the speech
delivered "a fow days ngp by Mr. Bacon
OF Georgia uu his resolution demanding
an investigation oi hnauuial affairs IN
IN Cuba.
The speech u Mr.. Sp,oner was con.
tinuaiion Of his address Of Tuesday on
the Philippine question. In il course
he became involved in "a heated and sen.
ntionnl cllnquy with Mr. Hale ~
Maine over the government conduct II
Affairs m onr 'iusular possessions. IL
was a remarkable controversy between
two u the be,t dehairrs In the senate
and was listened to with profound atten.
ton by senators. many representatives
and crowded galleries.
Tho house passed without disision the
extraditlon bill framed hy the Judiciary
committee bu, only after debate in
which considerable Political raucor was
aroused. There was no division of sen.
timent ~ 20 the dnty Of congress Ia pass
n bill To permit the extradition ~ Neoly,
hut the Democrats objected 10 the Ian.
guage Of the bill which oovrred "anv
foreign country or territory or part
thereof occupied by the United States "
The Democrats wanted the bill 10 apply
specifically 20 Cuba, ronteuding that the
broader language assumed the possibil.
titles Of further acquisitions by the
United States Of character similar 10
that nf Cuba. A motion n recommit
with instructions tochange the language
was defeated by a strict party voto.
The house also adopted the resolution
tn Allow the committee on ways and
means 20 SIT during the recass Of con.
gress for the purpose OF framing a hill
for the reduction Of the war revenue aud
the resolution for sine die adjourn.
ment June a.
Mr. Richardson. the minority leader.
nnuounced that he WAS IN favor of the
total ruloal Of the war tax on beer.
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Van zandt Major Gen.r.l.

Fort Worth. Tex. May "a. The prin.
cipal event of the second and last day :
session of the Texas division United
Confederate Veterans, was the the cleo
tion Of Major Khlebcr Miller Van Zandt
OF this city TO the position Of major gen.
eral commanding. While the contest
between the friends OF Major Van Zandt
aud General Policy was spirited. the bcst
VI feeling prevailed.
The association adopted a strong reso.
luton calling upon the legislature To ap-
propriate for INDECENT Confederates IS
per month, this amount allowed by the
consultation for pensions
Waco gets the next reunion. The
Geyser City was chosen without opposi /.
tion.
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moRe RIoTINo.
The Strike Causes Another Death and
Two Persons IiadIy Hurt.

81 Lpuis. May Rioting still con.
tinues IN the strc.tcar strike here and
another death and two per.ous fatally
wounded.
SPECIAL Policeman -. Fea was shot
and killed on Cas- avenue whore mob
attacked passing ear.
X Z Hodge. CONDUCTOR. was at.
tack''d by a crowd on salina street and
Is fatally hurt about the bead.
Eddie Manse. years old. was arci.
IDENTIFY shot through the leg by some oue
on Cas- avenue car Tho little fellow
was sitting on the front doorstep when
soins small boys who had been throwing
stones At a westbound car ran up the
alley south Of the house. A man. sup.
posed 70 b. an emergency policeman.
leaned from the car aud iired a shot ~
the boys. The shot hit little Manss In
the fighi lrg near rho hip II Is feared
the wound Will prove fatal
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-25
KANSAS DEMOCRATS.

They select Brysn Delegates aud Give
Instrasiiohs on Vice President.
Wichita. Kan. May 24-The Kansas
Democratic state convention here se-
l-cied delegates to the Kansas City con-
ventIon and instructed them to vote for
Bryan. The resolutions bind the dele.
Cation not only To support Bryan for
president but also TO support for vice
president man who Is now aud was in
1906 IN full sympathy with the Chicago
platform.
Trusts are denounced and n remedy
asked by throwing open 10 foreign com.
petition through the enlargement Of the
free list every business managed by a
trust and rigid enforcement OF drastic
antitrust laws in Kansas"
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SUN0RY CIVIL BILL.
Total Appropriation of the Measure Er.
s"-a, Sisty-tt,~ Million DalIar..

Total appropriation of the Measure Er.
s"-d. >is,y-fiss Miiiion DolIar..
Washington. MAY e. - The senate
COMMITTEES on appropriations have cou.
cluded ~ wurk on the sundry civil np.
propriation bill aud reported the hill 10
the senate.
As amended by tho committee net
increase of Si.3lG. GG5 is made over the
amount carried by the bill as It passed
the house.
The principal item Of increase is that
Of e.. ~. 900 improvement Of the Missis.
sippl river and Of this sum e.. 500 900
IL 10 be expended below the mouth Of
the Ohio.
An increase Of $3.50. 900 is made on nc.
count OF Improvement Ia the Missouri
river.
Tho industrial commission is contin.
ued until Oct. 81. 1901. and sl22. 800 /.
appropriated for the payment Of ex.
ponses
The house provision for payment 10
the Eads heirs on account Of the Missis.
sippi river jcities Is stricken out
Provision is made for replacing head.
stones at the graves II Confederate sol.
diers buried at Arlington aGd at the Ma
ton soldiers homes.
The secretary Of war is authorized 80
investigate claims OF the United States
Tor private property taken by the militia.
~ authorities during the war with
Spain.
The total appropriation is tGs. 90a 40.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-25

Middlesboro, Ky. May 9l-The kill.
ing Of Deputy Sheriff Felix Davidson BY
Millard Philpot at Manchester Saturday
night has stirred mp the old feud in Clay
county worse than IL ever was. The
Philpots and Bakers have gathered, 40
strong, for the purpose Of releasing Mil.
lard philpot from Jail. The Howards
and Whites, 80 strong, are guarding the
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-25

Waxahachie, Tex, May 2l.-secretary
s. c. Todd Of tho waxahachio Cotton
mills gave ont the statement that site
for the location Of tho cotton mills had
been secured, that practically all Of the
100000 capital stock had been subscrib.
ed, that large part Of the machinery
has been ordered and the contract for
the erection Of the buildings will be lot
next Monday. II is expected to have
the mill in full operation by next fall.
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Little Rock Won.

Atlanta. May 2i.-Little Rock, Ark.
has been chosen as the 1901 meeting
place Of the southern general assembly
OF the Presbyterian church. Two other
cities invited the assembly. They were
Fort Worth, Tex, and Owensboro, Ky.
On the first ballot Little Rock received
u VOTES, Owensboro IS aud Fort Worth
al. On the second ballot Fort Worth
was withdrawn, Little Rock receiving
liz aud Owensboro %. The regular
time for the annual sessions Of ,he as.
scmbly TO meet is the third Thursday in
May.
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Pound Dead In Hl. Roam.

jail. ana a coInsion is momentanly er.
pected.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-25

Jerseyville. Ills, May 2l.-Jesse Far.
mer attempted suicide at his home north.
east Of this clty during ft Of dcspon.
denoy caused by disappointed love. Tho
young man had gone IN sec young
lady. but on arrival found she had gone
riding with another lover On return.
ing home he went 10 his room, and soon
after the report Of revolver was heard.
Members Of the family rushed 10 the
scene and found him lying across the
bod with bullet hole through his left
side near the heart. He NAV recover
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-25

~. buis. May "a p The seventeenth
day u the strike inaugumted hy en-.
ployec' uf the ST. Ianis Transit Com.
ptny found a settlement apparently
further away than ever. neither side 10
the controversy seeming willing 10 all
vhhce any proposition to end H.
Tho Transit company hasrcsumed ser.
vice on all lines except the Bruaiway.
Northern. Ccntrhl. southern, Union and
South Sixth street divisions aud at.
tempis may be made to run on some of
th,ss lines. On the lines IN operation
the street railway officers assert thoy
are daily running more ears and carry
Ing additional passengers.
Governor stephens is IN the cit, for a
conference with the policeauthor tiles on
the strike situation.
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Panther killed In Tarr.n,.

kennedale, Tex. May 2i.-A large
panther weighing 100 pounds and meas
uring seven feet from tip TO tin was
killed one mile west Of this place. II
was causing disturbance among the
horses in the barnyard Of X. Z. White
when discovered.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-25
Fesett Arrested In ,Is,len-

Fl Paso, Tex, May 2S.-Frank Eos.
sett. who walked out Of the courtroom
In Fort Worth May IL. where he was
ON trial a second time, was apprehended
by Mexican rurAles at point twenty
miles below Juarez, Mex. ON the south
side Of the border.
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Erscu,i,s cIemsney Denied.

Austin. Tex, May o. In the case Of
Ned Fisher, convicted Of murder in the
hrst degree and sentenced TO be hanged
at Gold Springs, san Jacinto county.
June l. Governor Sayers refused to in.
terfere.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-25

San Antonio. Tex. May 2l.-Dock
Pickett Of Karnes county wds found in
his room. A small morphine bottle
drained Of its contents was found in hi.
room. Pickett was IS years old and had
followed no regular occupation in this
city.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-25

track AZ "A switching point. when her
loot cadght in frog. and she could not
get out Of the way Of a car coming down
grade Her right leg was cut OF above
the kns. and she was injured in other
places.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-25

Leavenworth. KAs., May 2l.-Florence
Robinson, aged 10 years, was probably
farally injured by AN electric car here.
The little girl was about TO cross the
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JUST OPEN

have again opened up my shoe store
and repair shop AZ my residence. The
red boot sign you will Sc IN front OF nv
place OF business on Railroad street
across the railroad east from James 4
Castles Furniture store. Am now ready
70 make boots and shoes. All repair
work done on short notice At reduced
prices. have on hand a full llna OF
New Orleans shop made shoes that 4
orer a -, - 3. $50 and - per pair
These shoes are well made and a guar
autee with every pair sold; also keep a
run line OF half soles and sole leather,
etc. Call early. Yours 70 please,
n. JAMETTA, Bryan.
The Delawarean., 1900-12-22
MORE MONEY FOR
THE CHRISTMAS TABLE.
Steady Advance Of Eood Products. :
Eggs Getting Higher and Foul
try Alone is Reasonable.

F5od products are increasing in
price and some articles are reaching
alarming figures. Many of the mer-
chants and dealers s ated this morning
chat they did not know how they
would dispose of theiH goods if the
prices kept advancing. Oranges are
higher and many people who are bein
apprised OF the fact are making thei
purchases for the holiday season be
fore the prices ge. out of reach. Sweet
potatoes are selling at 40 to 45 cent
per basket and the stock is scarce at
these figures. Onions are quoted a.
80 cents per basl1e. As soon as the
supply in some of the houses is dis
posed Of the prices will again rise and
before the end of the week onions will
probably sell at so cents. White po-
tatces are firm and show slight ad-
vance They are sold at So 10 40 cents
per basket and raise of five cents per
bushel has been made, but as yet the
wholesalers have made no advance in
the prices of the baskets. Eggs are
selling for 80 cents per dozen by the
crate containing 30 dozen. This is the
price for nearbys, or strictly
fresh country eggs. The farm
ers are obtaining from two to
five cents per dozen higher for
their eggs. Psultry is yet reasonable
and chickens are selling at . 1-2 to 10
cents per pound by the hundred weight
and turkeys at 10 cents for good near
by stock.-Every Evening.
The Delawarean., 1900-12-22
DEMOCRATIC
CALL To ARMS.
Members Of The Party Urged to
Meet Here on Wednesday.
TO ADVISE THE ASSEMBLYMER.
The Procedure of Democrats At the
Organization of Both Houses
And in the Senatorial
Controversy To Be
Talked Over.

The Democratic call-to-arms sent
out from Wilmington last night has
aroused the politicians throughou
Southern Delaware, and political talks
and conferences were the order of the
day and night in every town, eclipsing
the Christmas bustle AS a result Of
the call, Democrats from every town
in Delaware, and influential party men
are expected to come to Dover for the
informal talk over the partys attitude
in the coming General Assembly, as
suggested by the State Central Com
mittee. The matter of electing two
United States Senators for long terms
at Washington is deemed important
enough to have a big party council in
the halls where the two Senators are
to be made ON january 10, and TO ad-
wise the Democratic members as to
which move would he to the best in
terests of their party in the organiza-
tion of both houses of the Legislature
The Delawarean., 1900-12-22
LOCAL NOILS.

At Che First Baptist Church, Dover,
ON Sunday morning, Rev. J. C. Pierce
will preach the second of a series of
doctrinal sermons, his subject being,
The Spiritual Constitution Of uhe
Church. There will be a Chris mas
sermon at night when special music
will be rendered by the choir.
In Philade phia this week c.
w Baker issued a foreign attach
men. against Isaac Robinson from the
Common Pleas Court there, with
bail fixed at $15,SSSS4 The Corn Ex-
change National Bank, Pennsylvania
Warehousing and Safe Deposit Com
pany and +. A. James & Co. are sum
moned as garnishees.
The many friends OF Mrs. E. L.
Jones i'm the Wesley NJ. E. Church of
this town, most agreeably surprised
that lady by presenting her with
very handsome china closet as a token
OF their esteem tor her and an
acknowledgment of her faithful and
efficient services in the choir of the
church for more Than twenty years.
10 any one desiring to refurnish a
home or to the new beginner in this
line the show windows of R. j. Fergu
son are just new valuable objec. les
sons Aristically Mr.. Ferguson has
fitted up complete a bedroom in one
window and a dining room in the
other They are attracting much at
Gention.
The following marriage licenses have
been issued by Clerk Of the Peace r. S.
Downs; Levin A. Willis and Miss
Clara L. Gooden; Fred Thomas and
Miss Rena Scott; Walter Pearson and
Miss Emma surry; Charles T. Johnson
and Miss Mary A. AIilcutts; Joseph R.
Emory and Miss Melissa Winant; Noah
Howell and Miss Ida Swain.
The Delawarean., 1900-12-22
FALL TERM CLOSES
At CONFERENCE ACADEMY.
Students Had Hard Week or 1t
With Examinations But VIII
Returrt ,T7vY,n,,y 9
Return January 9.

The fall term Of the Wilmington
Conference Academy closed yesterday
at 4 o'clock, with slori service in
Ia chapel. The examinations and
reports were all completed yesterday
morning Nearly all the students will
leave for their homes to spend the
Christmas holidays. The winter term
will open on january 2, and on Friday
evening. January 4, there will be a
reception to all the students by Prin-
cipal Vaughan S. Collins in the east
parlor from s until 10 o'clock. The
football team which will do battle for
rhe institution during the season of
1901 is already at work in the gym
nasium and is doing some outdoor
work.
The Delawarean., 1900-12-22
TRIPLE WEDDING Ar SALISBURY.
Three Sisters win Become Brides
at The Same Hour.-- Fourth
Bitterly Disappointed.

Salisbury, Md, Dec. 19.
Mr.. and Mrs. William M. Purnell of
Worcester county, have issued invi-
tabions to the marriage of their three
daughters ON Wednesday, December
26, at the Purnell home, Queponco.
The three ceremonies will be perform
ed by the same minister ait the same
hour. The parties are as follows:i
Miss Mary J. Purnell to Ernest e.
Burbage; Miss Lizzie L. .Purnell to
John D. Rayne; Miss Georgie Purneil
to William E. Timmons. "A sad fea-
ture of the ceremony will be the dis
appointment of the youngest daughter
of Mr.. Purnell 1t was intended to
have a quartet marriage, but the In
tended husband Of the other daughter
was accidentally killed while cumming
a few days since.
The Delawarean., 1900-12-22
GLORIOUS NEWS

Comes from DR.. D. B. Cargile, Of
Washita, I. 7. He writes: "Four bot
ties Of Electric Bitters has cured Mrs
Brewer of scrofula, which had caused
her great suffering for years. Terri
BILE sores would break out on her head
and face, and the best doctors could
give no help; but her cure is complete
and her health is excellent" This
shows what thousands have proved
t',ae Electric Bitters is the best blood
purifier known. Its the supreme rem
edy for eczema, tebter, salt rheum,
ulcers, boils and running sores. 1t
stimulates liver, kidneys and bowels,
expeis poisons, helps digestion builds
up the strength. Only 50 CENTS Sold
The Delawarean., 1900-12-22
GREAT CHRISTMAS PRESENT
FOR MIR. JACQUES De LASSkR
Board of Pardons Decide Give Hin,
His Freedom After Eight Years
fnprisonmeMt.

jacques De Lassar's case was bef5ge
ilhe Board OF Pardons at the State
House yesterday Chancellor Nlchol-
son presided and State Treasurer
Ball, Secretary of State Hughes and
State Auditor Fooks we're present
DE Lassar came out victorious and will
doubtless spend the holidays and well
come '.he new century a free man.
DE Lassars case was a remarkable
one in that he was not represented by
an attorney and pressed his own cause
For nearly seven years he has been a
prisoner in New Casole jail, serving a
ten-year sentence for attempted fell
Onions assault. There were peculiar
circumstances surrounding his case,
such hat Judge Clifton, who presided
at the court which tried him, recom-
mended 10 the Board that he be grant
ed an unconditional pardon, he having
served long term.
When the matter came up, Chancel
lor Nicholson recalled the case in de-
tail as ne was then attorney general
and it fell TO his lot to personally
prosecute De Lassar. His hearty ap-
prova Of the pardon was a high mark
in The examination of De Lassar
yesterday and ;he pardon of the pris-
oner was asked of the governor.
DE Lassar is a Frenehman of pleas
ing address and during his eonfinemen
has been an exemplary prisoner.
The Delawarean., 1900-12-22
TEMPERANCE WOMEN TO
TRAVEL TO TEXAS.
National Officers Decide On Fort
Worth, Texas, AS the Place
for Next Convention

The next convention of the National
W. c. T. .. will be held in Fort Worth,
Tex, if suitable railroad accommo-
dations can be obtained. This was
decided last week by the national
officers Of the organization, who were
staying at Rest Cottage, Evanston.
Il was also decided to inauguraUe d
movement TO have September 26,
Frances f. Willard's birthday, OBJ
served in the public schools of the
country by having an hour setapar, for
reading concerning the life and work
of Miss Willard
The Delawarean., 1900-12-22

ti9n of womanhood to let it go on.
There are good honest people among
the Mormons, thrifty and industrious.
but they are Victims of a fanaticism
never equaled. We must save the
children; the men and women are
formed material, but the children are
YET i'm a formative state. They must
be saved from Jhedegradation of living
thus and MOI knowing that it is degra-
dation.
The Delawarean., 1900-12-22
METHODIST MINISTER
DIES FROM COLLAPSE
Rev. D. F. WaddelI Expired Thurs
day at Westminister. Where He
Had Gone For His Health.

NN AOAAo IA1S f1ealLns
heV. u. +. Waddell, ID. d., is dead.
The well-known Methodist minister
who has served this conference since
1879, expired of nervous prostration
ait Westminster, Md, ON Thursday.
Having broken down in health and
been compelled TO relinquish his pas
toraIte at Millsboro, DIR. Waddell was
taken by his wife and family to West
ern Maryland in the hope Of regaining
his health. He gradually grew worse
until the end came on Thursday morn-
ing.
Rev. v. S. Collins was telegraphed
for to officiate at the funeral, which
is set for to-day at Westminster, Mrs
Waddells former home. Raymond
Waddell, now attending the Whining
ton Conference Academy, is a son of
the deceased His daughter, Miss
Amy, is the teacher ait Hazlettville
school,
He has served churches on THE pen
insula since 1879, when he was trans
ferred to this conference from the
Wyoming Conference, having been ad-
mitted there in 1874 He was pastor
at Red Lion, Christiana, Appoquini-
mink, Berlin, GumIboro, Nanticoke,
Galesaown, Madeley Wilmington.
Lincoln City, FELTON,, Millington and
Millsboro.
The Delawarean., 1900-12-22
LEGISLATORS CAENOT VOTE
FOR SENATOR UNTIL 18TH
Mistaken Idea Prevailed That Unex-
pired Term Might BE Filled at
Once.

There has been a general feeling that
the Legislature, upon its reconyentia
here next Tuesday week, can at once
ser about electing a Senator who may
go to Washington and be Immediately
sworn in to fill the vacancy at Wash
ington caused by their failure to elect
a Senator at last session. The tact is,
however, that they cannot begin to
ballot for the short-term Senator be-
fore Tuesday, january Is, and not
then unless the two houses succeed
in effecting organization. The law
bearing on elections of United Sta. es
Senators, in chapter 245, section 2.
says:
THAT whether on the meeting of
the Legislature of any State, vacancy
shall exis5 i'm the representation of said
State in the Senate of the United
States, said Legislature shall proceed
on the SECOND TUESDAY AFTER
THE COMMENCEMENT AND OR
iGANIzATION OF IT'S SESSION, to
elect a person to fill such vacancy in
the manner hereinbefore provided for
the election of a Senator for a full
term. and if a vacancy shall happen
during the session Of the Legislature
then, on the second Tuesday after the
Legislature shall have been organized
and shall have notice Of such
vacancy"
The Delawarean., 1900-12-22
SLAUGHTER &. BlCE
PRISCILLA BLOCK, DOVER.

HORSE BLANKETS, PLUSH ROBES.
We can save you money ON blankets
and robes. Look at our stock and you
will be convinced that we give you
larger dollars worth than you cam get
elsewhere. bright, stylish goods di-
rect from factory Shoock & Chase
plush goods.
GUNS AND AMMUNITION
We have a few breech-loading shot
guns left over, which we will close out
regardless of COST Have marked
every gun at a price ito make it move.
Largest stock of ammunition in Kent
county. Cumming coats, covers, leg
gings, etc.
CORN SHELTERS.
One and two hole shelters, also
small hand shelters. Our prices may
interest you.
N. B-We have three fodder cutters
(hand sizes) in stock that must 60
Name your price.
AUBURN WAGONS.
Better than ever. Every Auburn
wagon guaranteed. If not satisfactory
we make it so. If you need wagon
we can do you some good in prices.
SAUSAGE CUTTERS, STUFFERS,
KNIVES, BEAMS AND POISE AND
SCALES.
BISSELL CARPET. SWEEPERS,
CLOTHES WRINGERS.
Washing machines, axes, handles,
lanterns, cross-cut saws
EXPRESS WAGONS, sLEDS.
We can sell you wagons and sleds
cheaper than you can buy elsewhere.
We have placed our order with one
of THE largest manufacturers, and our
stock is complete. Wagons, 75c to S..
Sleds, all prices.
SEWING MACHINES.
New Royal sewing machines, guar
anteed for 10 years Full set best att
tachments, $3.50 cash.
CUTLERY
WostenIholm, Walden and other
makes. Pocket cutlery. Rogers plat
ed table cutlery. Clauss guaranteed
scissors, shears, razors and carving
sets.
Baum's Stock Food. trusts Havens
Climax Poultry Powder.
BRICKS, LIME, COAL. CEMENT
PLASTER, FIRE BRICK AND
CLAY, TERRA GOTTA TILE.