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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-04-01
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Pa, March 31.-Tbe
| Democratic county convention was
held at this place on last Monday, and
was a very lively one. The ticket
nominated is an excellent one, and
with so much dissatisfaction in the
Republican ranks, will stand an excel
| lent chance of election.
The body of Private George Taylor,
late of Company H, Tenth Pa. Regi-
ment, who was killed in battle near
Manila just one year ago, arrived here
on Wednesday, the funeral taking place
on Friday.
The Republican county primaries
will occur on April Is, and the con-
vention on the following Monday. The
fight between the two factions is very
bitter, both sides claiming they will
win out.
Ringing Bros. circus and menagerie
will exhibit at this place on Friday,
April 20.
The hod carriers of Washington
have organized a union and adopted a
scale of wages.
The Washington Business College
has been closed a part of this week,
owing to the death of Prof. Van Or
den's mother.
]. NJ. Montgomery, ticket agent at
the Office of the Pennsylvania railroad
at this place, has resigned his position,
owing to ill health. Mr.. Montgomery
has been connected with this company
for "a years, and was held in high
esteem by the officials of the company
Detective McCleary lodged John VIII
kinson in Jail on Wednesday, charged
with failing to support his children.
Our new burger, Frank H. Judson,
has been doing a rushing business dur
ing the past two weeks, drunks and
disorderlies being the larger number
of offences. In this connection 1t
might be well to add that Washington
is dry town?
Rev. Jas. A. Alexander, pastor of the
| Second United Presbyterian church
rendered his resignation at the morn
! ing service on last Sunday. Mr.. Alex
ander has received a call from Unit
ed Presbyterian church at Cambridge
Mass, and will accept.
Mrs. Byron McKeown, of North
avenue, is visiting friends at Toronto
Canada.
Misses Jennie and Nellie McMurrey,
of Burgettstown, have returned home
after visit at this place.
Clifford H. Jones, formerly of this
place, will open a gents furnishing
store on North Main street, on Monday
next.
The ". & J. base ball team is prac-
ticing daily at the gymnasium, and ex-
/ pect to have a strong team on the dia-
mond.
Harry Duffey. who has been suffer
er with chronic dysentery ever since
| his service with Company II. in the
Philippine Islands, went to Wheeling
to-day( where he will receive treat
ment in hospital.
| Miss Ida Shaffer, of Pittsburg, is the
guest of friends in town.
Robert Martin, of Mcdonald, was q
visitor in Washington on Friday.
| W. D. Leonard. of Claysville. who
has been in jail charged with false pre-
tense, was released on bail Friday.
/ The college, seminary and public
J schools have closed for their spring va
1 cation
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HANNIBAL.

HANNIBAL, O., March 31.-J. R.
Dunlap, OF Marietta, spent few days
in town this week, the guest of
friends.
Mrs. R. S. Strahl lectured at Sardis
last Sabbath in behalf of the India
famine sufferers.
Quarterly meeting services will be
held at the German NJ E. church Sat
urday and Sunday.
A. L. Voegtly left for Pittsburg
this week to go on the steamer City of
Pittsburg as one of the clerks.
Miss Attic Strain, of Fairyiew, w.
Va, spent few days at home the lat
ter part of the week.
Mr.. J. A. Voegtly, clerk, and Mr..
Fred Kettle, engineer, of the steamer
Eloise, are spending few days at
their homes.
Mr.. David Hyer and Mr.. Godfrey
Hyer were Wheeling visitors Wednes-
day and Thursday.
Mrs. C. Hanek, of Pittsburg, Mr..
and Mrs. Thos. Funk and family, of
New Martinsville, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
fisher and daughter, of Wheeling,
Mrs. Herman Hess and family, OF
Moundsville, Mr.. Ernest fisher, OF
Wheeling, and Mr.. and Mrs. Brady
Suter, of Moundsville, were in town
attending the reception of Mr.. Sam
uel fisher and bride, which was given
at the home OF Mr.. Fishers mother.
Mrs. DR.. J. NJ. Boice, of Sistersville
was Hannibal visitor Tuesday and
Wednesday of the past week.
Mr.. Fulton, of Wheeling, was bus
mess caller in town on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel fisher left
Friday morning for Moundsville after
spending several days in Hannibal
and New Martinsville.
Messrs. Pell and Chas. Aaron, OF
Wheeling, were in town Friday.
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MARIETTA.

MARIETTA, o.. March 31-Mrs. J..
r. Chaplin was called to Dayton. o.,
Thursday, by the death Of her father,
Mr.. Louis Young. which occurred In
that city on Wednesday. Mr.. Young
had been an inmate OF the Soldiers
Home for number Of years.
The Marietta Lodge OF Elks initiated
the following new members into the
mysteries of the order, Thursday az
teInoon: ]. W. Longfellow, l.. w. Page,
W. A. Campbell. John Kaiser. IL s.
sherwood. w. n. Ebinger, George b.
Eyssen, E. Clarke, Jr.. J. 5. Pierpoint.
L. W. Fleetwood, r. d. Davis, Joseph
Snakard. Daniel Kelly, Jerome Hyatt,
J. II. Pringle. Peter Won. Z. II. Ebin-
ger, Arthur NJ Davis.
Mrs. Cole, OF Parkersburg. Is guest
at the home of Mrs. R. T. Moore, Elm
Terrace.
Mr. and Mrs William Sprague have
been spending a few days visiting
friends and relatives in McConneIIs-
willie.
Mrs Charles Knox and Hrs. ]. B.
Haight are home from Cincinnati
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weight spread the timbers enough to
allow its body to pass through where
1t fell and struck the ground several
feet below. The section men all
worked hard to save the other animal
as well as trying to prevent wreck.
They had just succeeded In extracting
it from the bridge, and got it safely
across, when the freight train came
around the curve at fast speed. and
passed without doing any damage.
The owner of the two animals could
not be found at the time. But it has
since been learned that both horses
are in fair way to live after having
such a close call.
A railroad man got into a scrap
with a woman at Rainey's coal works
on last Saturday and the woman came
out on the winning side.
r. NJ. Hill, of Sharon, Pa, was a
caller here this week.
Another robbery occurred out near
Colerain this week. The thieves car
ried away several hams of meat from
farmer by the name of MeComas.
Charles Mercer left on Monday for
the West Virginia oil fields. Charley
is taking a good bit of interest in the
oil business at the present time.
Mrs. H. Deitch is on the mend.
There seems to be quite boom in
the stone business at present, and all
the quarrymen are as busy as bees.
Jesse Carroll, of Cannelville, O., has
accepted a position at the Laughlin
mill. Mr.. Carroll will reside here.
Thomas Hercules is no better.
The Sunday Register was about two
hours late in reaching its patrons here
on last Sunday. Caused by the train
being delayed in an accident.
A man named Moon was presented
with a daughter by his wife. This
overcome that he got intoxicated.
sober he had but twenty-five cents
left. This was the last quarter. Aft
erwards his wife politely knocked him
down with fiat iron. This was an
eclipse.
Everybody and his neighbor seems
to be afflicted with an ailment similar
to that of la grippe. The complaint
is very annoying when it attacks a
person, who is compelled to be at
work, and cannot take the time to
stop in the house long enough to doc
tor himself up. One man who has
suffering with the disease says that it
is the 1900 edition with all it's latest
improvements.
Thomas J. McKim, whose death oc-
Cured on Monday morning at Ben
wood, was well known to many per-
sons in this neighborhood, who were
sorry to learn of his demise.
George Wagner was at Wheeling
Thursday on business.
John H. Schell is slightly indispos-
ed.
P. Moore has moved his family to
Patton's Run.
A Napoleon, o., woman has entered
suit for divorce just because her hus-
band destroyed her false teeth and Sc
creted her switch of false hair to pre-
vent her from attending parties and
other social functions of the neigh
borhood. This adds another poor
man to the list, who should be pitied
and not blamed.
During a revival meeting at Cam
bridge last week a young fellow at the
mourners bench prayed: Give us
all pure hearts, give us all clean hearts,
give us all sweet hearts" Amen"
shouted every young lady in the aud
fence
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Mrs. Kidd, of Spencer, is here the
guest Of her brother, Hon. A. NJ. Camp
bell.
Mrs. c. NJ Matheny was In Marietta
shopping to-day.
L. C. Wilson, Of Sistersville, was
here this week, looking after his oil
interests.
W. @. Kohl, prominent broker. Of
Parkersburg, was in the city yesterday.
Rev. A. A. Kelley, pastor OF the VI.
Z. church here, is holding revival
meeting at Friendly.
The new building being erected by
n. Ogdin is being started.
w. z. Reeds new building on Wash
ington street, is nearing completion.
G. P. Craig was in Sistersyille We'd
nesday.
ID. w. Dillon will leave next week
for Fairmont, where he viii enter the
Normal school for the summemr term.
Webster Smith, OF Charleston, has
returned to the city and assumed
charge Of the Office OF the VespertiYe
Oil Co.
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BURLINGTON.

BURLINGTON, o., March 31.-On
last Sunday morning Section Foreman
Frank Mooney, who is employed by
the Pennsylvania Company, on the c
6 P. road, started to go from Martins
Ferry, to Portland. and when he got
as far as the railroad bridge at Deep
Run, he found mare and colt out on
the bridge, with their legs wedged
down between the crossties. Mr..
Mooney knowing that the West bound
freight train. No. Is. was then past
DUE He hustled and gathered up his
section men. By this time, however.
one Of the animals had by its own
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ST. CLAIRSVILLE.

ST. GAINESVILLE, O., March 81
Mr. Sherman Carr, of Girard, Ohio
visited with relatives here on Friday,
while on his way home from college to
spend the spring vacation.
Carl Oshe, who has been clerking in
Fred Geller's drug store for several
months past, went to-day to Athens,
Ohio, where he has accepted position.
w. B. Hanlon, of GAINESVILLE, was in
town Friday and Saturday on business.
Samuel Phillips and wife, of the Is
land, who have been visiting w. T. An
derson and wife, have returned home
John Rix and wife, of Massillon, Wis
tied with Mrs. Rix's parents, Mr.. and
AIRS. Thos. Johnson, few days this
week.
Misses Retta and Emeline Arm
strong, who have been in the East for
several months past, returned to their
home in this place on Tuesday.
Miss Emma Fletcher and Miss West
wood, of Martins Ferry. visited a few
days with Scion Fletcher here.
Miss Mary Grimes is home from COL
lege TO spend the spring vacation with
her parents, Rev. and Mrs. Grimes.
VIM. N. Darby went to Columbus on
wednesday 70 familiarize himself with
the duties of his new position as war
den of the penitentiary, of which he
will take charge on May 1.
Mrs. Peter Hughes and little son,
Charlie, who have been visiting with
her mother, Mrs. Rachael Collins, have
returned to their home in Bellaire.
Mrs. e. I. McMillen went to Girard,
o., on Tuesday, on visit to her pa
rents in that place.
Mrs. Hattie Leasure, of Bellaire, Is
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Madison
Aldridge, in the East End.
Harridan Troll went TO New York
pn Tuesday to purchase spring goods
Tor f. Trolls Sons.
Martin Cowen, of Columbus, Ohio,
Deputy State Dairy and Food Commits
bioner, was calling on friends in town
Friday.
Mrs. M. J. Boroff came in from Ma
yion, Ohio, on Thursday, to visit rela-
lives and look after her property here.
Thompson Butcher came in from
Chicago and is calling on friends in
town this week
Earl Clark, who has been visiting his
pncle, Elsa Clark, has returned to his
home IN East Liverpool
Marriage licenses since last report:
Lewis Miller and Rosanna Wineman,
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ST. MARYS.

ST. MARYS. W Va, March 31.-The
week has been been devoted to the
holland murder trial, and it's outcome.
This incident has overshadowed local
movements and oil news
A H. Stanley, who has been quite Ill,
is improving
Hon. John H. Mccoy, Of Sistersville,
was here Monday on business.
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NEW MATAMORAS,

NEW MATAMoRAs. o.. March n.
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Meals Creek Items.

Rev. @. j. Copeland, our efficient
summer vacation. He has been elected
to serve another year.
Rev. Johnnie Mann, of Whitcfield,
will preach at this place next Sunday
afternoon ut 4:'0 o'clock. Mr.. Mann is
an excellent preacher, and we hope
there will be Il large crowd out to hear
him.
Miss Louise Anderson has been elect
ed principal and Miss Lizzie Kay assis-
tant to teach school here for this sea
son.
MIR. James King, of Possum King
dom. and Messrs. Jones ana Drake,
of Flat Rock, w0rshipped here Sunday.
Misses Daisy Nandiver, Aldic VIII
bingham and Lowe McDavid, of Bel
ton, attended services here Sunday,
and visited the home Of their friend,
Miss Etfie Willingham.
Mr.. T.. l.. Willingham, of near Bel
ton, is selling books. We wish him
Mr.. L. NJ. Holland is repairing his
house. Look out, girls!
Mr.. Raymond Elgin leaves to-day to
resume his studies ut Nashville, Tenn.
Miss Lizzie Smith, of this section, is
visiting her parents Mt Due West.
We were delighted to learn that Mai.
j. y. Nandivcr, of this section, was re
elected County Supervisor. Maj. Van
diver is a typical gentleman, and is
certainly the right man in the right
place.
We are all we'll. G. S.
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Hollands Store Items.

Miss Claudia Wilson, Of Anderson,
Is teaching Il private school at this
place.
Miss Pearl Dean recently spent some
time with Miss Lois Holland.
pr. WithcrspOOn, who has been quite
sick, Is up again attending to his pa
tients. His many friends were very
anxious about him for several days dur
ing his illness. We note his improve
mcnt with pleasure.
No sickness of IL serious type in Oui
nciglibOlh0nd.
Cotton picking is the order now.
The :rol is short, but if the price gets
up to so. cthng like II cts. before it
leaves The farmers hands. we will
come out all right, but it is plain to all
that strong efforts are being made to
press price down, and by those. too,
who profess to be our best friends
Our humble opinion is that the tactO-
iits will hardly be able t. supply their
needs at less than 10 cts. for cotton
y prot ilictcd meeting was held last
week ~ Ruhamah. The pastor, Mr..
l'mrgcSS. was assisted by Mr.. Martin.
Inrnip patches, pOtatOcs. peas, etc,
are doing well since the rain.
Th, Bible Institute will meet with
Shiloh Church on the Second Sunday
III October and Saturday before. Two
services each day and dinner on the
grounds. If you are Interested come
and bring your Bible and dinner.
BURKE.
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Bolton Items.

Mrs. Rice and Miss Daisy have re-
turned from Virginia.
DR.. Edward Poorc. Of ancastcr. is
visiting his mother, Mrs. Corric IOorc,
of this place.
Miss Matte Brown has returned home
after an absence OF two months, but
will leave again on Thursday for Will
mington, y. {. Mrs. y. G. I.atimcr
will accompany her.
The High School at this place threw
open its doors to The public the 10th
inst, and under the skiltul manage
mcnt Of Prof. Il. u. Chcaihan, is III
every respect Il thorough institution
for culiilaiing I he mind.
Mr.. G.. w. GluhbS. one of our best
citizens, has moved to IIonca Path.
Miss Amelia Buns. who has been
visiting Ms. /. W. Cos. has returned
home.
y good many of ON Young ladies and
gentlemen arc leaving for college.
Miss Mamie Ioorc Will return to
Grccnvillr Female College day.
Mr.. lIobb Cobb now has charge Of
The hotel AT this place.
j \t.j EIINE
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TGwlyiIlc Items.

An infant Child OF }. y. Tribblc died
on the 2and AMI was buried in the
Presbyterian Churchyartl ON last Sun
day, Rev. w. w. Lenthcrs, of Ander-
son. conducting the funeral services.
Mr.. Clarence Fant,.of near this place,
has gone bncll to Columbus, Ga, to
finish his business course.
Mcssrs. Gcru Graham and John IIar-
ris will start to Furman University
Mir. Frank Graham has purchased 100
acres of land from J. A. burgess and
will move to it this fall
Mrs. Annn l'rOwnlcc, widow of Will
liam DrOwnlee, died in Westminster on
the 22nd inst, and was buried at West
minister on the 23rd.
Mr.. Paul O'Neal and sister, Kate, of
Anderson, were visiting friends in this
place last week.
The Union meeting OF the third Dis
trict will meet with the Townvillc
Baptist Church next Sunday. We
hoped to be able to publish the names
and the homes of the delegates, but
cannot. The delegates will. however,
be well cared for, so come right along.
Mr.. j. ID. Rabb, Of near this place,
has gone to l.aurcns to visit his mother
Mrs, ii; +. NJ. FAINT: Of near this
IIttc, Has DcClt tclS SlCh, Dul VIZ Uic
glad to note she is some better.
Master Wilton Earle, who is attend
ing school at Clemson. was here on a
visit Sunday.
MIR. Walter Dickson. of near this
place. will start this week for Wotford,
where he will attend school.
Miss Matte Bruce, daughter of l.. O.
Bruce, of Oconec County, went to Rock
Hill last week to attend school.
The Baptists of this place will OBJ
serve missionary day OH the 3rd Sun
day in October. Come one, come all,
and bring well filled pocket books and
baskets.
Mr.. j. c. Spcarcs and son, Kit, are
Oft on n trip in Georgia.
OLD ROsIN DE Bow.
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Autaii Items.

The hazel skies and ..redening leaves
arc beauties that Forthcoming autum
is preparing. The big harvest of the
South is here, and many--almost all.
being familiar with SolOmon's ant in
dusiry. are gathering in material for
future wants.
Air. RObt. Burns, ono of our best
young gents, has accepted q positisE rs
clerk with Burns g. Mcclure, mer-
ly pleased to greet and serve his friends
and ncighbors in his new vocation.
Cotton IL not opening very fast, and,
really, there is not much to open. But
Mt 10 cents pound there win not be
much loss with the producers.
Cotton picking, ginning, ETC., have
circumscribed. Bon AMATEUR.
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LOOK OUT FOR
NEXT WEEKS PRICES.

In them shall give practical demon
stration Ci my determination TO pull
down Grocery prices to saving basis foI
my customers. The benefit of cash pay
ing will lie apparent at glance or two
But ther0 can be but a partial list at best
Come TO the store on Monday, Oct. 1st
and ask me about the saving I offer in
my new Cash Check System, and my
new Coupon Book System These, with
the lowering prices ali over the Store
will make it of interest to every man
woman AMI child in Anderson County to
see my Goods and get my prices before
buying.
After that date everybody pays cash
and 1t seems TO ms that everybody will
want to .pGy cash when Bolts Saving
Prices prevail. No more bad debts, nc
more Of the cash payer helping 10 make
good a trrocer's losses. Every ybody treat
cd alike, and everybody saving-that's
the new rule.
Yours for Cash Savings,
G. FRANK BOLT.
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M. Zion Items.

Mr.. j. -. McElroy, who has been
quite sick with fever, is improving
slowly.
Mr. Fred G.. Brown has ovcrhaulctl
his old ginhousc and put in some extra
machinery. he is ready to serve his
patrons.
Mr.. ThoS. l.. llobson has returned
from Chester. 5. Z.
Mcssrs. Jacob Walter and Callic
Smith spent last Saturday and Sunday
at Corinth attending tn" teachers
meeting.
Mr.. a. C. Summcrcl is now clcrking
for the Pcndlcton Mfg. Co. Mt Autun
The County cOnvicts are doing some
excellent work on roads in this section
Mr.. Lcven Jones and wife have gone
to >Flatwoods, Ga, to spend few
weeks.
Mr.. w. Williamson has moved tt
Portman to engage in merchandising
DESOTO.
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Sullivan Hardware Co. have their two
large Store Rooms packed with goods
from cellar TO top floor, as we'll as their
warehouses, and YOU can get anything
from them from Plow Bolt TO D Steam
Engine.
touch with the Manufactu rers, buying
dirsct from them, they knock ont the
middle mans prof.. and give it 10 .heir
customers.
Twenty-Five Dollars will buy a fairly
good square practice Piano at the e.. A.
Reed aiusic House. They are intrinsi-
cally worth double that amount.
Spot cash purchases made in car load
lots enables sullivan Hardware Co. to AL
ways take care OF their customer in
prices.
II YOU wi buy an Oliver Chilled Plow
aud DISC Harrow from Sullivan Hard
ware Go. You cannot regret 1t when the
harvest comes again.
Roofing, tin work, galvanized iron
work aud plumbing done on short notice
| by Osborne & Osborne.
a clean Shave, an easy Shave Is what a
man wants when he shaves at all. 4 bis
you can have by buyi Ing your Razor
Just received at right prices.
Sullivan Hardware Co can supply yoa
with everything necessary to repair your
Wagon or Buggy. A big line of spokes,
Hubs, Rims, Steel and Iron Tire In
stock.
w. II. Shearer, Surveyor. You will
find me at Dean e. Ratlife's.
We offer this week hundreds of pairs
OF SAMPLE Shoes at prices to please. Come
quick while wo have your number. Pri-
ces on these Shoes too cheap to quote.
Vandiver Bros.
| Blue and White Fruit Boilers. Al
Jno. II. Burriss.
The Oliver Is king among Plows and
next IN succession comes the Impera
sold by Sullivan Hardware Co. Thii
Plow Is superior to any other make or
the market outside the Oliver.
Ifyou don't believe the farmers hav,
found out the place 10 buy Hardware
watch the store Of Sullivan Hardware Co
No dull days, but o ruah from morning
until night.
Iron King Stoves are considered tn,
best. Buy one. Osborne q Osborne
Sole Agents.
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y Farmers Loan and Trust Co.
/ The Farmers. Loan and Trust Co. will
pay you interest on y.,nr deposits.
Childrei's deposits especially solicited.
Ofice az Formers and Merchants Bank.
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LESSER andC COMP ANY.
Grand Fall Announcement !
$4,000 worth of Staple Dry Goods Shoes Hats
Gents Furnishings under our roof
THE greatest and largest Stock we ever carried
Our House now packed from cellar to dome

THE greatest and largest Stockwe ever carried.
Our House packed from cellar o
Bargains for cash. and
25 s3a you may pu
good Below few articles in various departments:
New N Otions..
New Ladies' Fine Embroidered Handkerohie1s only
New Bleached only Sc
New Ladies' only
New Ladies Fascinators ony w. . " 24c
New Linen Huok Towels only
Nsw oh@s9 Kai weo
New Dry Goods.
New line Outings. designs,
New line Flanneettes only &c
panask red ana ahs only &c
Few line 9heyiot fast colors only 7c
new !ne Dnoeahed Cotton Fiannel from 1Oc
New ne White Check Muslin only &c
New line Meeerized Satin; all color only 1sc
new me WOOL Dress Goods from R0c to15e
New Capes, Waists and Jackets
New line Ladies' Melton Capes cny 4Sc
New line Ladies Extra Fine Cloth Capes only As
New New line line Ladies Pl Plush Gpes from sloo to 90
New line Ladies' only
New line Ladies' Fan Jackets 9S
New Nsw lime lime LADIES' Lades Fannea FLANNEL M Wss only 5 7s
New line Ladies' Wool Flannel Waists $50
M sss ssz ass s only ssnsSs ss sb s
only 500 Hsy line ohns Shoes line Mems Shoes
s5 s5STs ~ ssss fas.sss IN III
s Gents M Msw N n fnss from
FREE FREE. China
csss ss s sy eoa
1s.2hs q usbaa AsoaIs Tasisnr
P Special bargains look
through lonr V Millinery Dspaf m faents s.: