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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-07
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SEE THAT BLUE STREAK2-WHEN
you say ..rRIBUNE" that is all there
is TO 1t. There is one high grade, and
we have 1t known the world over as
the perfection Of wheels. "FEATHER
STONE" BICYCLE. fleet as bird,
strong as a mule. at 81 per pound.
Warranted Tires, s1.75: Gas Lamps, 81
Nickel Oil Lamps. 75c.; Spokes. &C.
Brass-Nickel Foot Pumps. CSC. We have
equipped our shop with the latest
machinery for building and enamellng
all kinds of Bicycles, Tricycles ana
Baby-Carriage Repairs. Work guar
anteed. HARRIS HARDWARE COM
PANY, No. 40s East Broad Street,
Richmond Va.
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EANsRUTPcY NOTICES.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA:
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BoARDERs AT WILLoUGHBE
Beach, between Little Bay and Chesa-
peake Bay; ten minutes walk to Ocean
View. Good bathing, boating and fish
Address Mrs. T. r. F,AIRILAAIB. at
Ocean View. 1ny2V
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BY ]. B. ELAN & Co,
Real Estate AuctiOneers.

A TTRAcTIVE AUCTION SALE
n OF
THREE WELL-LOCATED. WE'LL
BUILT AND VERY DESIRABLE
CHURCH HILL DWELLINGS,,
Nos. SIG, 3lS AND $50 NORTH TElR-
TEETH STREET.
ON MONDAY, JUNE 18th,
at 6 O'Clock z. NJ. we shall sell. by public
auction, on the premises, those THREE
NEAT SUBSTANTIAL, MODERNLY-
CONSTRUCTED AND ATTRACTIVE
TWO-STORY FRAME TENEMENT
DWELLINGS, Nos. 316. ::'1S AND $50, ON
THE WEST SIDE OF THIRTIETH
STREET. between Broad and Marshall
Streets, containing six rooms each, city
gas water. bath. closets. culVert cOnnec-
tions, and the usual city conveniences,
and in nice order. The lots front about
1Gx9O feet each, with wide alley in rear:
The location and neighborhood are most
convenient and pleasant. the property
well tenanted and of the most desirable
character in size and location for invest
nent Home-seeEers and investors are
respectfully urged to attend this sale.
TERMS: One-third cash; balance by
negotiable notes, at six, twelve and
eighteen months, interest added, and Sc
cured by deed OF trust.
ie6 J. 3. ELAN. & CO, Auctioneers.
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P P. WINSTON, Clerk.
Arthur w. Winn, p. q.

TO JAMES ROBERT .ALDRIDGE:
Take notice that I shall, on the 3lST
LAY OF JULY, 1900. at the office OF Mr..
ARTHUR ". WYNN, 1112 East Main
Street, in Richmond, Va. between the
hours of a. NJ. and p. NJ. on that day,
proceed to take the dispositions of Wit
nesses to be read in evidence in my be-
half in a certain chancery suit in equity
pending in the Law and Equity Court of
the city OF Richmond, Va, wherein you
are defendant and j am Complainant, ana
if from any cause the taking OF s;aid
deDoSitions be not commenced on that
day, or il commenced. be not conc!uded
on that day, the taking OF the same VIII
day. or from time TO time. at the same
place between the same hours, and until
the same shall be completed
Respectfully yours.
LOTTIE MARION Al4DRlDGE.
BY Arthur w. Vim, Attorney
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MEETINGS..
BosRnEKs WANTED.

I WILL BE PLEASED TO RECETVE
Summer Boarders, on reasonable terms,
in a conf ortable home, convenient to
the University Of Virginia gymnasium
Apply to Mrs. A. Seldom JONES,
University OF Virginia.
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BY L. A Catlin,
6 North Eleventh Street.
EAsT-END LOTS
Thirty-frst and Tilirty-second Sis,
Between clay and Leigh.
FRIDAY, June 9Th,

at $50 O'Clock p NJ, will sci, number
of LOTS located as above described. in
sizes to suit purchasers, and on terms
which will attract anybody. a large
number of lots have recently been sold
in this neighborhoOd on most OF which
residences will at once be erected, and in
a short time nothing desirable Will be
left and you had. therefore, better Sc
cure a site for a home NOW.
je3 E. A. CAILlN, Aucuoneer-
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LEGAL NOTICES

LEGAL NOTICES
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1TIRGINIA-IN THE LAW AND
EQUITY COURT OF THE CITY OF
RICHMOND, THE 18TH DAY OF MAY,
1900
Lottie Marion Aldridge.. Plaintiff,
James Robert -Aldridse Defendant.
IN CHANCERI.
The object of this suit is to obtain a
divorce d m.axa ct toro. And affidavit
having been made and filed that due dill
sence has been used by and on benalf of
the plaintiff to ascertain in what county
or corporation the defendant is. without
effect it is ordered that said defendant
appear here within fifteen days after due
puD.lcation hereof and do what is neces-
sary to protect his interests herein.
A copy-Teste:
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BY request of E. NJ. Roscher. who is
retiring from business l shall sell the
aforementioned valuable property, upon
IHtRSDAY, JUNE THE 7TH. AT 6
P. NJ. SHARP.
The store is substantial BRICK
BUILDING. with 3 large living rooms,
all in 6rst-class order. adjoining, on the
west is d good frame store, suitable for
grocery purposes. In the rear fronting
on ST Peter Street, is a good frame
dwelling, containing 5 rooms. The total
rental value OF This property is about
$500 per annum. Lot fronts on the south
west corner of BAKER AND ST.
PETER 81 feet by 40 feet front on St
Peter Street TO q, 15-foot alley. Entire
stock of liquors and groceries, with com
piete fixtures. can be purchased with this
property. The stand is a first-class one
in every particular
TERMS: One-thrd cash, and balance
in six and twelve months. secured upon
this property. CHARLES a. ROSE.
je3,5,G.I Auctioneer.
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AUCTION sALEs--This Day.

BY Augustine Royal & Co.
Real Estate Agents. and Auctioncers.
Office No. 70 Tent, Street Leader Baiio-
ing, Manchester. Va
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wANTED-To RENT OUT A SECOND
floor FLAT of four rooms: also two
ROOMS on third floor, partially furnish
ed; to a desirable party very low rent:
use of kitchen if desired. No. SO East
F'ralklin Street.
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49, ST. OF THAT
VALUABLE RESIDENCE,
No. lIO7 Selnmes Street,
BETWEEN ELEv Z N T II AND
TWELFTH STREETS. IN THE
CITY OF MANCHESTER,
VA On
THURSDAY. JUNE z, 1900,
AT CSC O'CLOCK z. n, ON THE
PREMISES

BY direction of the Hastings Court for
the said city. by its decree entered May
%. 1900. in tho chancery suit therein de-
pending, styled Wrights Guardian vs.
Wright and ais. I Will sell. at pubic
auction. on the day. hour and place above
prescribed, that very highly D.siR:a-
BILE RESIDENCE. No. 10y Seinines
btreet. between Eleventh and Twelfth
Streets. The lot fronts ::3 feet on the
north side of Senmes Street and 125 feet
deep 10 an alley 10 feet wide The build
ing IS nearly new, large. well arranged.
contains seven large rooms and three
small. all in nice order supplied with
city water. This property is in one of
the most desirable portions of the city,
convenient to the Richmond and Peters
burg Railroad shops. Southern Railway
shops and street cars. This property,
situated as It is, should attract the at
tention of home-seekers and investors
{as Is is a fine renterl.
TERMS: One-fenrth cash; balance at
six. twelve and eighteen months. Tor ne
sotiabie notes. G per cent. interest added,
little retained until the whole purchase
money is paid and conveyance ordered
by tie court CHARLES i. PAGE,
Special Commissioner.
] certify that the bond required of the
special commissioner in the aDove-styled
suit has been duly given
IL Z. DuVAL,
Clerk Housings Court for the city of
Manchester. Va Je2.".a,6,I
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
No. 1912 West Leigh Street.

BY virtue of a certain deed of trust
dated 25th Nav. 1899 of record in the
clerks office Richmond Chancery Court
D. B. 165 a. page 304, default having
been made in the payment Of the debt
thereby secured, and being required SO 70
do by the Beneficiary. [ will sell, by auc-
ton upon the premises, on
MONDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF JUNE,
1890,
at 6 o'clock P NJ, the property above
numbered. The lot has front of so by
175 feet to an alley in rear 20 feet wide
This has always been looked upon as
being a good business stand.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses or SAFE
and note of 1913. with interest thereon
from 18th May, 1900; the residue as may
be named at time of sale.
SETH GAYLE, Trustee.
Edward S. Rose Co., Auctioneers. je6
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In the Matter of In
. H.DICkERSON & CO,
InyoI BanSruDtS. Damn ptCy'
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Two Detached Brick Dwellings
cENTRaLLY LOCATED. !

At the request of the owner, a nom
resident. we will offer for sale. at public
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF
THAT fIGHLY-IMPROVE AND VERY
VALUABLE STOCK FARM
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in full; Standish, s302.sl; New Glouoes.
ter, 500. in part About SIS, 00o remains
unpaid on Portland's tax.
Y. M. G. A. NOTES.

On Washington's birthday the Brock
ton basket ball team Will play the Port
land Y. NJ. GA. tam In this city. This
game should be one of the finest Of the
season as the Brooktons won the New
England championship last year.
The game scheduled with Dartmouth
college Is of, as satisfactory arrange
msnts could not be oonsummated.
"Gvm'' and athletic contests Will be
INDUCED Ia by the members of the
gym" on FRIDAY evening, December
81. This Will be the first in q series OF
five tests to be participated in during the
winter.
The members of the Century club of
the Y. NJ O. A., are TO enjoy "A turkey
supper In the associations building on
Thursday evening, December "a. Tna
club Is composed of association, members
who secure one new member before
Christmas day.
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The assessors are engaged in preparing
the street books for use in the new valu-
alton upon which an active canvass will
commence In the early spring
At the Office or the oity CLERK. matrimo-
Mai intsntions have been filed by John
O. Yeingst of South Portland and Anna
NJ. Carroll of Portland.
The American Granite company Is
rushing work at Deake's wharf The
old lumber shed has bsen closed in and
arranged for stone shed, where q dozen
workman are busily working on raw
stone, of which several carloads are stand
ing at the wharf. The railway for the
loading OF granite is being constructed
ana a large quantity OF machinery has
arrived to be set no. The company
quarry in Jay produces high grade
stone and when fully under way the cor
poration will prove a material addition
to Portland's industrial sinews.
Skating Is the diversion or the hour.
Parties large and small may be seen ar
irving and departing at all hours OF the
day and evening via Stroudwater and
WestbrooK cars.
At the Willis club which met with Miss
Margaret blackwell, Eastern promenade,
yesterday afternoon, Churches and
Church Bells OF Portland" furnished an
interesting and instructive programme.
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PERSONALS.

Miss FaustinA Butler OF California,
noted for her magnificent collection OF
floral studies on this California exhibit at
the worlds Columbian Exposition, Is in
this city and is staying at ~ Pearl street.
She has some 800 pictures on exhibition.
Mrs. Il. ID. Libby and Miss Pearl LIB
by are spending the week In Boston.
Capt. and Mrs. Laithwaits have re.
turned from a weeks visit In Machias.
The East End whist clubs last meeting
was held with Mrs. Berry of st. Lawrence
street. The souvenirs were awarded to
Mrs. John Cummings and Mrs. William
Brine.
Mrs II. p. Dewey has returned from a
visit to Northampton and New Haven
and is established in her pleasant apart
ment at the Columbia where she is to
spend the winter.
Mrs, Roliin Il. Hack left early yester-
day morning for BaIlston Spa, New York,
where she Is called by the illness of her
mother.
The classes of '96 and '97 will hold a
joint reunion at Riverton on the evening
of the "a. There VIII he supper and
dance.
Mrs. Edward Il. Hastings of Fryeburg
is the guest of Mrs. Herbert CIav Of
Bramhall street, for a few days.
Mr.. Montague Nj. Smith OF New York
is in town for few days.
Mr.. Archie Cummings Of Willimantio,
Conn.,, is attending his brother who is
critically Ill at the Eye and Ear tnfirm-
airy, his mothar, Mrs. Cummings has ar
rived from West Charleston, VT,
Miss Jennie buffet and Miss Winter
botham are guests of Mrs. Frederick Nor
ton or Cambridge for the holidays.
Dr. Seth Gordon was pre-ented with
. set of Royal Satsuma. won at a dinner
party given at the New Falmouth hotel
last evening by party of seventeen OF
his friends. His response was Ia his
usual happy vein, ana the party proc sei-
ed to dinner which was served In the
muse room,
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cAsroRrA
BRIEF JOTTINGS.

Civil Engineer Percy Richardson Is d.
msnt OF the Saco END of the Main street
bridge at Biddeford. When asked how
long it would take to complete the work,
he said that was q hard question to an
aver since 10 Ii not yet possible to say
hat is the condition Of the masonry
below the surface OF the wafer. Now that
the stone men are about to work below
the surface. hs said that the work must
of necessity progress more slowly, since
it Will be necessary to pump tina Golfer
dam out each day.
Colonial Scale company has been orga-
nized at Portland for the purpose OF man
ufactuIlng and dealing In scales and
measuring Instruments. with $3.50. 600
capital stock, OF which nothing is paid
In. The officsrs are; President. +. f.
Holland of Portland; treasurer, Il. A.
Chaplin of Portland.
The IL. E. Davis company has bean or
ganizsd in Portland for the purpose Of
manufacturing and dealing in boots and
shoes, with $50, 900 capital stonk, Of which
$500 is paid In. The officers are: Presl-
dent, II. K. Davis of Freeport; treasurer,
]. II. Davis of Frseport.
The draw tender at Tukey's bridge has
returned to Commissioner of Public
Works Fsrnald these statistics OF travel
over his bridge on December a; 7sO vehi-
cles, p8s pedestrians and s57 persons rid.
ing.
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MAINE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA.

The patrons of the Maine Symphony
Orchestra and the members OF the fes
tival Chorus. are beginning to remind
their friends of the fine concert for the
benefit of the orchestra, which Is to lie
given in City hall in the afternoon ana
evening of January 9TH.
Nine. Maconda, who was Sd fsyorably
received at two OF the festivals, is to be
the soioist and the orchestra is TO be
ass sssd by chorus OF 300 voices, con-
s.ssing OF the Portland society ana rspre-
ssntatives from soma OF the other CHOIR
us of the Western Maine association.
MIR. Chapman is 60 conduct and will be
in this Vicinity the last Of December to
attend rehearsals in preparation for this
concert.
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SONS OF THE AMERICAN REvo
LUTON.

At meeting of the Board OF Managers
OF the Maine Socisty Of the Sons OF tbs
American Revolution; held yesterday in
this city Mr., Aurelius Stone Kinds was
elected member OF the. Society as de-
scendant OF Lieut.. Samuel Benjamin.
The following members of the society
were appointed to represent the society on
committees OF the National Society. On
Revolutionary movements, Mr. Nathan
Gould; on Press Committee, Mr.. Francis
L. Littiefieidi on National Parks, Mir.
A. l.. Talbot, on Publication, Mai
ohas. H. Boyd; on Legislation, Hon. j.
II. Drummond. sen.
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THE COUNTY TAX.

The county commissioners are closing
up their years records in preparation
for their annual report. County Treas.
urer Thompson's report viii be completed
about January /. Approximately half
Of the 1909 county tax OF $500 has been
naid, including the following recent re-
turns from several towns; Gorham. 81, :
0ioo 80; Gray, s65l o.; windhaIn. i,c6ia9.
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Jewelry.

Just opened came from manufac-
turer who owed us and was hard up for
cash, so let us take our pay in his goods
at a great reduction. Gold flied ten
year warrant pieces OF all kinds.
Watch Chains, Charms, Rings, Sleeve
Buttons, Link Butto3s, Scarf Pins,
Brooches, Lorgnette Chains, Neck Chains
Shirt Studs, Collar Buttons, Hat Pins,
etc., etc.
We've put "realizatioh' prices on all
this stuff to get our pash out of the
transaction. Every piece1s warranted.
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WEST PARIS BRIDGE DISASTER.
The investigation of the bridge disaster
at West Paris by the railroad commits
sioners will occur next Wednesday The
commissioners will go mp from Portland
Wednesday morning.
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Wall Papers.

So patterns of desirable papers, suita-
BILE for chambers, kitchens, halls, dining
rooms and parlors, TO be scld at 3, a.,
and 5 cents per roll. These papers
are worth from to II IL cents.
IS choice patterns of nice papers, in
Guiding gilt papers of good grade, en-
bossed and silk finished papers, also
some stripes, at s, 10 and i3i-2 cents
Most of them have 1S-inch borders to
match; q few have 0 inch borders.
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On the Fourth Floor-Meny Bargains.

On the Fourth Floor-Many Bargains.
4 Oak siaeboard very with swell ends and front,
Saturday. S25 instead Of sS7
Curly Birch Balance Folding with high grade
instead of s97
4 Birds Eye Maple Folding Bed S25 instead oil 80
n Bed i'm Carved solit Mahogany, nsea o
large mirrors made to
$l7 0s
ber $40 instead of S57
4 Mapi Chamber seft ntea o
full swell &f5 So instead of S25
marble S255 instead of $3.50
White stock Saturday
C swell 50 instead of SIS
double
instead ofS of
n curly 80 instead of SIS
whole
Al
IN DIS Old Bed spring insd oil
shelf
Mirror $l2 instead of s2} Is
Ga Beds
wi matte Saturday &l2
foot liable, $40 rs instead of so
ChinaC OF
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A Low Average.

BY actual comparison you will
find that prices average lower on
Furniture at T. p. Tibbetts & Co. 8
than elsewhere in Portland. No
tice the quality.
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Desks. Cabinets
and Such Things
Street Floor.

1 Mahogany ParlOr Cabinet.
S2f instead of SA2
1 Mahogany PRrlor Cabinet,
$3.50 instead of s57
Mahogany PariOr Cabinet,
S1S75 instead of sST.5
Mahogany ParlOr Cabinet.
SIC instead of $32
1 Mahogany PariOr Cabinet,
S713 instead of Sl4.25
1 biuatiou I'm Mahogany
Writing Desk and Music Cabinet,
SI9.S5 instead of ST
Music Cabinet, mahogany finish,
with inlaid 'front.'
$I2.75 instead of $3.50
Bric.a-Rrac Cabinet, in oak
SIS instead of s25
Curly Birch Desk, with double
swell lid, $40 instead of $50
Mahogany Desk,
1915 instead of 1925
25 Oak Desks, with quertered oak
lid and French legs, worth s., S3.9s
Oak Desk. Chippendale pat'etn,
with two closets, sii.o5 instead of$22.5o
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A DIV Err I'll s e YOUR
w a vt S in the DAILY
PRESS, and get best re-
suits. The PRESS goes
into more homes than
any other paper. Is cents
a week for 40 words.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

REAL ESTATE IhANSfEEso
Wilbur L. Burnham of Boston ct al,
land In Westbrook.
George L. Edwards OF Portland to
Deborah p. Norton of Portland, for 81,
land on Brighton avenue. Portland.
Silas Scribner ct al OF Otistleld to Eva
NJ. Elliot of New York city, for 81, land
at Otisiield.
Sewall A. Whitney ct al Of Cumberland
to George NJ. Wilson OF Cumberland, for
81, land in Cumberland
Hanson 5. CLAW of Portland to John
Forth of westhrook, for 81, land on
Bridge street, Westbrook
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Things in China. etc.

Street Floor.
Banded Tumblers,
csc the dozen
Cups and saucers In choice China.
Usually $3.50 and higher. Saturday,
Csc
Chiidren's Sets of knife, fork and
spoon-in box. Uncommon in design.
csc the set
IA Banquet Lamps, with hand
some globes. They're on the right as
You enter. Saturday You may have any
one of them at just one haif the
regular marked price.
Ga Ferneries-so pretty for table
decoration. SOC up. Fifteen of these
are worth 50, $3.50 and 50. 90 each.
Your choice Saturday. l$I.AS
Brass Reading Lamps, S275
ones, with shade, $I.S7
Dinner sets with rich underglaze
decoration. 1l2 pieces, usually $3.50.
$64s
AOnyx Lamps with decorated
globes, worth $500, Csc each
4 Piano Lamps with globes. Sat
urday at just one half price
French China Dinner Srls, for
six people, Dresden pattern, $2I.9S
Fancy Plates in French, German
and Austrian China. Worth s1.25, Sl.50,
200, Csc
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Tables. and like things-2nd Floor.
Folding Work Tables with yard measure, finely finished
100 kind, 69c
Eng,i.h Break fast Table in polished quarteed oak
go. 9s instead of $2 25
Library Table mahogany richly carved; has 3
drawers, Sl2.9S
Revolving Bookcases, oak and iron usually s7.6s,
$I0s each
Revolving Boolxcssein mahogany S9.s5 instead of $40
JardincTe stands oak rope twist legs well braced
00c, soc
Tables STYLE sem-clrcuar shape. but
making the full circle when desired oak in mahogany
Were SIS each. Saturday S79s
Onyx Tables
Black and onyx SO. 9s instead Of 1890
Silver Finish and Onyx. Los $50
very massive brass and onyx, I2.9S 1000
almost heavy. IO9s $500
These last two street hoor)
Red Oak Centre Table quaint oddly has been
appreciated, $i.9s instead of 5000
Brio "A brac Table in oak-ova shape
S2.9s instead of $50
Masonic Emblem inIaid mahogany. fine
Gift for a sliason' So 0s instead of $50
siIvered Work Table with trays, regularly
GEO SI.9S
Round Centre able in quartered oak, carved
Top AZ inches in diameter, Sl240
Poles Elegant which have proved too costly
to sell WELL Saturday only at Half Price.
n solid Mahogany SIS rs instead of 1850
in white enamel andb bronze, $50 "119O
in all brass 4.26 $50
in carved oak, 500 " HOO
Umbrella Stands. Gin wrought irou $e.I7 instead
Oak Desk. beautiful roll top desk quaint
curved pedestal
panel work galore Always s4 Saturday only $27
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Mrs. yvin.lov'. Soothing syrup.

Has been used over Fifty Years by millions Of
mothers for their children while Teething.
with perfect success. II soothes the child,
softens the gums, allays Pain, cures Wind
Cole, regulates the bowels, and is the best
remedy for Dlarrhoea whether arising from
teething or other causes. For sale by Drug
gists in every part of the world. Be sure and
ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup. % cts
a bottle.
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THE PRESS.
NEW ApvERTIsEMENTs TO-DAY.

Fosters Dye House.
Oren Hoopers Sons.
j. X. Libby Co.
Geo. Z. Shaw u Co.
Standard Clothing Co.
Loring, Short x Harmon.
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Tours
N. NJ. Perkins & Co.
Frank L. ibbetts Il Co.
Owen Moore & Co.
o. G. Elwe.
Frank NJ Low.
r. F. F0ss & Sons.
Schlotterbeck s FOss Co
IL II Hay & son.
johnson & Lambert
State Board of Bar Examiners.
New Wants, For Sale, To Let, Lost, Found
and similar advertisements Will be found ON
Page under appropriate heads
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OYt HOUSE TALKS NO. 7.

GOOD morning Hattie, how
nice your new winter jacket
looks" ,
TT does look nice, only it is
my last years one. l took it
down to Fosters on Prebie
STREET and they cleaned and
pressed it, so no wonder you
thought it was now one."