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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-31

VIVA; does civilization amount 90. after
all! LONDON A. the greatest city Of the
world. the seat OF the greatest empire Of
tho world. a center OF learning. wealth
and civilization. Nevertheless there were
enacted on the streets Of London the other
day. upon the occasion Of the return Of
troops from South Africa, such scenes az
might have characterized a savage orgy
IN the dark ages.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-31

Georgia shows up well IN the census
figures. An increase Of nearly $1,000 in
population ought to be sufncien, to give
the state another congressman under
the new apporslcnment hin. y the basis
OF representation were 10 remain what 81
Is now. Georgia would b. enuued TO two
new congressman. but the basis Wal be In
creased
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-31

BY consolidating tho two military divi-
sions OF Cuha into ono division just at
this time. the administration is able 10
point to the act as being in line with the
policy Of turning Cuba over 20 The Gu
bans at an early date. The American
national election is 90 be held next week.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-31

President Mckinley managed 20 make
lican campaign document and promuigato
it just upon the eve Of the national olee-
ton. In this campaign the Republicans
are leaving unemployed 40 means for in
.auencing yotea
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-31
CURRENT COMMENT.

The Columbia Is. c. State Dcm) says.
"Proh,hitlouists ia Georgia are in danger
Of losing everything they have gained by
local option-that g.. provided they are
fools enough 90 follow the lead Of a GER
tain Col. Seaborn Wright. a member from
Floyd county. who purposes 10 Introduce
bill. ostensih.y IN the interest OF temper
ance, providing that the present local op-
lion law be 80 changed us to permit every
county having a town OF 5000 inhabitants
or over TO vote on the question OF dis
pensary' or no dispensary' Instead OF
sale or no sale as under the local op-
ton law. IL Is declared by the Atlanta
Journal that the prohihitionists Them
selves are IA favor OF the bin as "a "a
tional compromise n they will take the
trouble so inquire Of their fellow prohibit
tionists IN South Carolina they VIII nnd
that when tho dispensnry comes in m the
door prohibition flies out OF the window
The surost way 20 Kill their cause Is TO
adopt this Tillmaniacal scheme"
The Cincinnati Enquirer DemD says.
In the event Of the reelection Of Presi-
dent Mckinley viii Mr. Hanna he content
90 remain IN the Senate. where he will
have four years 20 serve? The trusts and
tarin barons who have made such large
contributions TO the administration cam
p1ign fund would doubtless look upon Mr.
Hanna as az deal person for Secretary
81 tho Treasury. lie g. man OF direct
methods and IN Official position would re-
spond quickly 10 a cry FOR relief from
Wall street. He would not care FOR wha,
people might say His political expert
ence has made hard knobs on his SENSIBLE
titles"
The Philadelphia Record Dem) says.
by the projected consolidation OF the
meat packing establishments OF the Ar
mours at Chicago and Kansas city there
would be created single corporation with
$500 90 capital gigantic agency for
controlling IA continually larger measure
the meat supply OF the American people
Little or no commercial ciairvoyance Is
needed 10 discern The future day when one
vast combination ~ interests now sepa-
rate and distinct VIII dole out TO the hun
gry citizens Of every state their necessary
rltions Of beef and pork"
The Louisville Couricr-Journal Dem9
says. What Mr.. Scott IS reported 20 have
said whether Ironically or not. IL stead
lastly believed by all the eminent Repub-
iicans " the country. with possibly a few
exceptions. They think tho trusts ~ good
thing because they supply the campaign
funds Of their party with the exception OF
what tho ofiicehoidcrs can be inumidated
into giving This latter is a great sum. but
% r. trine compared wlsh the amount
supplied hy he trusts"
Tho birmingham AEc-Heraid CDem)
says. TEDDY in the white House uncrip-
pied would stampede the world. He will
remain a possibility up 10 Nov. G. when
the man with an Ak will supplaut him.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-31

Campaign roorhachs are now ripe. and
whole shower OF them may be expected
20 descend upon the devoted heads OF the
popuhce this week.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-31

Recent events seem 10 indicate that Il
was Roosevelt and not Bryan. that
struck the encmy's country" in New
xork state
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-31

The most eloquent speech OF the cam
paign on the Republican side has been
tho one the Hon. Thomas b. Reed OF
Maine and New York has not delivered
80 behalf Of Mckinley and Roosevelt.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-31

Tho birmingham AFe-Hcrad CDem)
says Teddy IN the White House uncrip-
pied would stampede the world lie will
remain possibility up TO Nov. 6. when
the man with az Ak Will supplaut him.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-31
Sg w! w!
OCEAN Steamship Go.
FOR
New York, Boston
AND
THE EAST.

Unsurpassed cabin accommodations. An
the comforts OF q modern hotel. Electric
lights. Unezceiled table. Tickets include
meals and berths aboard ship.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-15
TUESDAY, April 24.

342 WEST 23D STREET,
:S-stOry and basement hixh-stOOp brick
dwelling and lot. 25x55x3S.8.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-15
MOTNT VERNON.

A well dressed man about thirty-two years DID,
whose name the police have not Vet been able to
obtain. has been lying in the Mount Vernon HOS
pital since Tuesday the point OF death He was
found by Patrolmen Vollmer wandering aim:fSssiy
IN West Mount Vernon and talking incoherently IN
some foreign language. The only utterances thet
the officer could interpret were cries Tor ms WIZ
ana babv There is a long deep wound on the
mans head which has been only recently sewed
m Yesterday Chief Foley learned that the man
Is a Finn An interpreter told Chief Foley that
the man is hopelessly insane and talks at random
about his wife and baby. and also about having ost
a large sum Of money. He came to New,1 & 4fh r
-ner ie . gold miner who while returning TO his
hnrne in Finland to join his wife and child, was
assaulted and robbed.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-15
MAMARONECK.

rnit1ee OF the Larchmont Golf Club, ana well
known member of the Larchmont Yacht Club. re-
Gently purchased a plot of land known AS scotch
Reach on Orienta Point. Long Island SOUND ne
expects TO build fine home overlooking the Souno.
Henry Siegel. the w-York merchant mas
hough hi the old David Dudley Field house ana
grounds consisting of eight acres. at Orienta Point
S,verlooking tho Sound The hoIse. which Is OF
ToIoniaI fvpe is being reconstructed and a green
house io5 feet long. IS being built on the grounGS
The property was originally owned by George l.
Seney founder of the Seney Hospital in Brooklyn'
Mr. and Mrs Siegel will occupy ii this sunnner r.
ana will probably entertain large scale.
Among Others who will return to their couhr!
cerf:x purchased the home of 1nomas F. Oakes,
formerly receiver of the Northern Pacihc RailToad
Flagaer w T. Cornell, F. j. Dupignac ana
Thomas L. Rushmore.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-15
EASTERN STAR MEMBERS APPEAL.
JUSTICE FITZGERALD ORDERS THAT CON
TESTED ELECTION BE INVESTIGATED.

For many months internal strife has agtated the
Arcturus Chapter of the Eastern Star, and recently
the tension between two opposing factions in the
the courts The Eastern Star is an organization
fos+ered ny Mssons having subordinate chapters
scattered throughout the State One of these chap
fers is the Arcturus Like all other chapters ii is
controlled by women officers-the head of whom is
called the matron-who are however, advised by
a male official who holds sort of executive posi-
ton under the title OF patron. 1t seems that just
before the election of the Arcturus Chapter last
December Dr.. Harriet Herr the associate
rnatron Of the chapter but in consequence OF some
trouble resigned q step which she subsequently
reconsidered. When the day Of the election came
round Dr. Herr was a candidate for the matron-
ship.
Now comes the trouble as described In a petition
presented to the Supreme Court asking that the
election as held last December be set aside In the
petition II was declared that Rudolph Bohm the
patron OF the chapter accepted DR.. Herrs resgna-
ton and erased her name from the rolls without
authority that he nominated relative Of his for
the Office of matron and appointed other relatives
ss teIlers Mr. Bohm declared that the election
resulted in the choice Of his relative. Minnie Boh
result OF a canvass of the members, however, 1t
. is contended that William II. Davidson discovered
Herr had secured votes than were
credited her, and thereupon a protest was hled
with Mrs. NJ. Eva Williams the Grand Matron of
the Eastern Star objecting TO the installation of
Minnie Bohm. and investigation was asked for.
The protest needed. and then Mr. Davidson
presented a petition TO the Supreme Court setting
forth the facts related and praying that a man
damus se issued resembling the election and IN
structing Mrs; Williams TO make an investigation ion
Davidson, who made the petition was represented
by Myer J. Stein and the mandamus asked for
granted yesterday by Judge Fitzgerald.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-15
FOR SALE CHEAP.
BOROUGH of BRONX.

ALL WITHIN MINUTES OF TROLLEY EI.E-
WAITED AND NEW YORK CENTRAL. ALI. THE FOL-
LOWING PARCELS WILL BE FAVORABLY AT
FECTED BY MANHATTAN ELEVATED ROAD EX-
TENSION.
GOOD CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT AND sPECULA-
TION. =
PARCEL 1,southeast corner Of 1s4th st and Webster
ave and j adjoining lots. the finest location
borough OF the Bronx. Webster 100 feet wide
regulated graded. paved and severed.
PARCEL 2.-Four comparatively houses all the
latest Improvements. open plumbing hot water. baths
&c: situated in Ford St. north side just OF
Westchester Also 1880
25x1O0; graded, paved and severed.
PARCEL 1.-Two strictly modern flats 1898 and 2OOC
Bathgate 10th
Address communications
T. b. HARRISON. 251 West 67th ST.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-15
A BARGAIN.

ONE OF MY VERY SUPERIOR 70 FL.
AMERICAN BASEMENT HOUSES, NO. 3l4
WEST 10TH STREET, CLOSE TO RIVER
SIDE CAN BE PURCHASED AT THE OLD
PRICE OF $4,000. HIGH GROUND. GRAND
VIEW AND FINEST SURROUNDINGS. WILL
BE WORTH $1,000 MORE WHEN RIVER
SIDE VIADUCT AND RAPID TRANSIT ARE
COMPLETED. BUY NOW AND YOU CAN
LIVE RENT FREE AND MAKE MONEY.
ALSO A VERY ELEGANT % FIT. HOUSE.
NO 324 WEST 10TH STREET. SAME VIEW
AS ON THE DRIVE, AT $4,000. PLANS
AND DESCRIPTION ON PREMISES OR OF
OWNER, CHARLES Buck,
No 100 West 42d St
New-York tribune., 1900-04-15

WILL SELL AT AUCTION, TUESDAY. April II.
At u o'clock noon at the New York Real-Estae Sales
Ill Broadway.
f66 West 72d ST.,
NEAR AMSTERDAM AVENUE,
4-stOry and basement brOwnstOne dwelling
with 2-story buffers pantry and bath
tension and lot. Size, 20 IS Z extension x
1922. Sanitary plumbing, etc, gas fixtures
and chandeliers included. Liberal terms.
THURSDAY, April 10.
2O71 THIRD AVENUE,
bricI. building. 20 feet deep, with 3-.tory
Lot 25.21a Y 1916 feet
per efns t EHsT " r:%rin a%TH sTnhRgT + gfr cent
8-story and basement brick dwelling and
lot. Size 2Ox35X39.11 feet.
Mortgage $1,000 Mt cent. cnn remain.
1914 WEST 72D STREET,
4-story basement and cellar hish:stoOp
brownsione dwelling, 10x55 (bay window
Lot IOxIO2.2.
TUESDAY. April %.
a42 WEST 23D STREET
3-story and basement high-stOOp brick
dwelling and lot. 25x55x3S.8.
WEDNESDAY. April 20.
44EAsT 18TH ST..
4-story and basement brownstOne hiEh-stocp
dwelling with @-story buffers pantry nnd
1922. Chandeliers. gas fixtures, ans iogn,
tenders, etc, included. Can he seen from
i to 3 only.
THURSDAY, April 2e
Central! Park West,
The very yaiuabIe plot of LOTS.
90 per cent mortgage mt per cent
Maps at Auctoneers II and "a Liberty ST.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-15
FAST CHESTER.

An ice house partly filed with ice situated on
Ftfth-ave. near the Boston Road, was DESTROYED
hy fire late yesterday afternoon, the damage nelhg
oss.5-1e4ad - 80 a. "a 9N0 The building leased by
Wiiiam s Thompson. ice dealer
New-York tribune., 1900-04-15
WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.
NEw-ROcHELLE.

The new Republican Club of this city held an
opening in fits rooms IN the Coutant Building last
night. About two hundred persons attended Inc
club has lis active members and N25o in It's treas
ury Samuel w Marvin the president. was as.
sisted in entertaining the visitors by 6 Hooar5i ar
Morgan. w. H. Kellock. William f. Moore ana
other well known New-Rochelle Republicans Two
large picturesque of President Mckinley ana the
other OF the late Nice-Presdent Hobart-haVe peeh
placed in the reception room.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-15

1874 WEST 72D STREET,
4-story basement and cellar hiEh-stoo
brownstOne dwelling, 1Ox55 ebay window
I'd fOOrD. with S-story extension, 9112
10xIO2.2.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-12-08
1" sIUwn Prices
THE GANS0N CASH STORE

question of the manufacture of
srmor uls,e. that reasonable
price has been secured anl tho
necessity nf a govorum.nt nl.,,
avoided Ths m.s.aoe annrovss
the recommendation ~ th. ..cr.
tsry of the navy for new ,s.ssIs
for the navy and for additional
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-12-08
They Rejoice In Charleston
Special to The State.

Special to The State.
Charleston, Dec 5 The pas
sage of the bill through the sem
ate for an appropriation of $3.50.
600 for a government building and
exhibit for the South CaroIina
Interstate and West Indian expo
sition has caused mueh rejoicing
in Charleston, and Senator Till
msn is coming IN for much praise
for his good work. A committee
will 60 to Washington 10 few
days to urge the passage Of the
bill through the house of represcn-
tstives. Francis X Carey of Bal
timore, q member of tho exposi-
tiOn board is now in Washington
in the interest Of the passage Of tho
bill.
The Charleston Light Dragons
will act a the escort to Gov Nc
Sweeney and Gov Gambler of
GeorgiS, on the parade to the ex-
position grounds next TueSday.
The cadets of the South Carolina
Military academy and tho Char
lesion troops will parade, Ssns,
tor TiIIman, Cows McSus.ney and
Gambler, Mayor Smyth and others
will deliver addresses after tbs
laying Of the cornerStone bv tho
grand lodge. A f 81, Of South
Carolina The exercises will he of
ar interesting character. The
speakers stand and the masonry
work have been begun at the
grounds.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-12-08
Sims is Prepared to Die.
A the Age of 100 Years He Saws
Boards To Make Hi. Coffin.

Richmond, Dec 4-Joseph Sims,
perhaps the only centsnarisn liv-
ing in Virginia, has sawed us =
set OF boards out of which his cOf-
Tin i. to be made whom he dies,
and IN order to keep them from
being stolen has placed them un-
der the mattress Of his bed Mr..
Sims lives near Cukes, IN Louisa
county, and ~ an intsrssting
character. Hs has led 8 hsrmit's
life for vssrs. Hs had y severe
illness in September and it was
Thought he would die. About
that time some one perhaps mis-
chievous boys, stole the pine
boards which he had stored away
for his coffin.
Having recovered, he sawed up
new boards last week and now
sleeps on them Record. have
recently been found which indi
cate that Mr. Sims who had haen
looked upon as 96 years old, wAs
born in l7gS, making him IO2
years Old.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-12-08
A New Congressman
Who Came Very Near Being
Hung During tho Civil War.

Among the seven new members
of the house of representative il a
man who was once sentenced to ue
hangse-the hero of one of the
most exciting episode. Of the civil
war. In 1868 ayoung confederate
from Alabama named William
Richardson was captured by the
fedora forces in Tennessee and
taken to q prisoners camp in
Indiana. He made his escape and
got back TO Nashville, where he
had relatives who sympathized
with tho Southern cause and who
arranged for him to 90 through
the Union lines with confederate
spy known as " Mr.. Paul. The
pair rsrs captured by Gen.
Crittenden' forces, taken to his
headquarters at Murfrssboro, and
after trial before u drum head
courtmar'isl, were sentenced to
Isnominiou. death by hanging,
which is tho fate of spies, who
under the rules Of warfare, du uoU
deserve HONORABLE death by tho IT..
ing.
In some manner tho news WAS
brought to Gen. Forrest -forty-
Scven uliIss awsy-that one of the
most valuable mon in the secret
service Of the Coufsdsrscy was
about to be hanged by Gen.
Crittenden, and All hour or two
before daylight on tho morBing
appointed for the execution
Forrest surprised CrittSndcn' >
forces, demorali2ing them, kill
ing a good many and taking Il
largo number Of prisoners. Dur
ing the fight MIR. Paul" and
young Richardson managed to es
oape. After the war the latter re,
turned to Alabama. studied law
with his father, who wa. an emf
nent member of the bar Of that
state, and now comes to congress
as the SUCCESSOR of Gen. Joe
Wheeler.-Chica Record.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-12-08
Congress in Session.
House and Senate Listened to the
Presidents Message Monday.

congress convened on Monday;
hut beyond listening to the presi>
dents message, no business was
done. Instead, both houses adj
Journed until Tuesday out of re-
spsct to members wno had died
during the recess.
The presidents message SAYS
legislation concerning the Philip
pines should tie on a generous line :;
that lynching must not he roIer-
ated; urges the payment of Am-ri
can losses by tho Spanish war:
recommends cables with the Hs
walian islands: wants the army to
he increased to 100, 900, Of which
10, 600 should be native FihpinOs:
recommends laws to rest.xin such
trusts as are in uriOus and within
federal Jurisdiction; recommends
congress to give the federal courts
power to deal with lynchers Of
foreigners; calls attention to the
need of new treaty concerning
the Alaskan boundary wishes to
reduce the surplus to $50, 900, 900.
and wants further legislation to
make currency responsive TO the
needs Of business.
He urges some measure to pro.
mote American shipping trade:
urges trade reciprocity with
foreign states; praises tho japan
ese: urges arrangement with
Great Britain for q canal treaty,
IS Nicaragua now shows dispp-
sition to deal freely with the canal
question, either in tho way Of
negotiations with the UnitedStstss
or by taking measures to pros
mote a waterway. Oysrturss for
= convention to effect the building
of canal under the auspices Of
the United States are under con-
sldsration
He reports the sultan as yield
ing to American demands; COM
mends the Buffalo Pan American
exposition; urges subsidies for the
merchant marine; says tho con-
stitution of Cuba must DO made
adequate to secure q stable, or.
dsrly and free government.
The message says . very sstis-
factory settlement has been made
by Secretary Long of the pending
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-12-08
%TORA OF ! Si.tVH.

TO he bound hand and foot for
J ears by by the chains Of disease
Is the worst form of slavery.
George ID Williams, of Manchcs>
ter, Mich tells how such slave was
made free. lie says: Only wife
b IS Oeen so helpless for five years
that she could not turn over in
he'd alone After using two bot
ties Of Electric Bitters, sho is
wonderfully improvemed and and
able to do her own work" This
supreme remedy for female dis
eases quickly cures uer vousne,s,
sieepIeoSncB., melancholy, head
ache, backache, faInting and dizzy
spells. This miracle working
medicine is godseud to weak,
sickly, run down people. Every
bottle guaranteed. Only so cents.
Sold by Crawford Bros Druggist.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-12-08
State Pension Board.
All Pensioners Must Make New
Applications This Year.
The State, 9th, inst

The State board of pensions
held = long session Yesterday and
1t was one of considerable impor-
tanCs. The hoard went over the
whole pension stu alton very
carefully and adopted new set of
rules governing the filing and
passing upon applications for
pensions. An entils now set Of
blanks was also devised. As soon
~ these rules and blanks can 10
printed they will be sent to tho
chairnsn of the several new county
boards. In cases where there are
no now boards. the chairman of
the old board will get them.
Tho new rules will requirs all
who wish pensions upon tho next
distribution Of the fund to make
out and file entirely new sppllcs-
tions. There will DO absolu. civ no
deviation from this rule.
The board yesterday greatly in .
creased its oun efficiency by adding
to its number, Dr. p + Griffin of
shis city, who will be the general
medical examiner OF the BODY
DIR. Griffin WAS for years tho
efficient superintendent of the
State hospital for the insane, and
ia no" prscticing in Columbia. A
veteran himself, his services on
tho board will prove valuable.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-12-08
Faith Doctor in Florence.
Special to The State

Special to The State
Florence, Dec. 3.-The work
of DR.. w S Gilbert, a divine
healer, i. creating some interest in
Florence. He has been here sever.
al days, and with each day his
sudiencs has increased. It's said
that he has wrought some marvel
Gus cures, chiefly among the color.
cd population. Several negroes
have throw their crutchss aside.
declaring the use of their limb.
restored. Others have been cured
OF partial deafness and other all
ments. But few white people have
submitted to the touch of the
faith curist. These, however, ac-
knowlsdged aftsrward that the v
''felt better"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-12-08
W. B. Smith Granted Bail.

Special to The State.
Nerbevry, Dec. 6.-Saluda, via
Newberry. III Nelson made APP
plicstion before Judge Townsend
ners tonight for bail for w b
Smith, charged with the murder
Of Howard Allen. Bail was allov-
cd in the sum of 81, 500. Solicitor
Thurmond represented tho State.
+. S. B.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-12-08
$17S,00 Deficit.

Raleigh, Dec. At is found
by the auditor that during the
fiscal year, which ended last Fri
day, North Carolins's expenditure
exceeded receipts $178, 900.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-12-08

In six football games this year
the Clemson College team has
scored an aggregate of 215 points
to ten points by opponents. Glenn
soa has not lost game and been
scored against only twice.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-12-08
Forty Millions to Come Of Taxes.

Washington, Dee -Chairman
Payne Of the ways and means
committee today introduced the
bill reducing the taxation under
the war revenue act, after the
Republican members Of the com
mlttee had agreed on the form of
the measure and tho articles to
receive the reduction of tax. The
bill provides an aggregate rsduc-
ton estimated at $40, O00,348
The chief items Of this reduction
are the stamp taxes, amounting to
$22, 0o0,0 900; beer, s9,s32,712;
cigars, So, 1S9, 1874; proprietary
articles, emitting wines, s., 94S, q.
2S3.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-12-08
Gov. McS-esney has offered q

Gov. McS-esney has offered =
reward of 500 for the capture
and delivered to the sheriff of
Hampton county of one A. Colson
alias Arnold, colored, whs recon-
tly inflicted injuries on Mr. Trsvsrs
Harmon, which resulted in his
death.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-12-08
7 H0.F Gal MNG.

Miss Wasey of Baltimore in charge Everybody
of her beautiful
has bsn
ul Areadv
Im"At exhsused by the rush Many p-
al feature in this department, is low Price
~ !. %.jF pRit
AnheI lot Of those good sample Pants
bsen getting have just in We nothing
gard to this lot that they
! quick