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GENERAL wEYLER.

.tiinge to the untclericals, fighting be-
/ ig common in the streets Of those places
The stoning of the city hall and pro
;ncial council is the latest riotous dem
onstration in Alicante, and the soldiers
will probably take full control there.
The marriage of the Princess of the
Asturias and Prince Charles of Bour-
hon. which, together with the Ubao case.
brought ON the rioting. has served the
antclericals well. and today they are
pointing out in their corner speeches that
the union of the royal house of Spain
with the Bourbons that strove with Don
Carlos to undermine it is ut last fact.
Argument Leads to Riot.
In most places the argument is good
enough 10 lead to riot, and the spirit of
revolution following the immediate future
If Spain is not OF the brightest.
II is openly asserted that the Spanish
ministry is likely to resign. In such an
event serious trouble is anticipated
General Weyler has issued Il proclama-
ton prohibiting persons gathering i'll
groups, declaring that any one found in
sulting or iniliring the troops by word or
deed would be- tried by court martial for
bidding parents and guardians to allow
children to roam the streets Oh penalty
Of Il fine Of 10 pesctas tS25J, and threat.
ening with court martial all military sub
jects on furlough who took part in dis
turbances or any persons injuring rail
ways or other means of transp"r.a ,ion ol
interfering with OF in"::ttssITIlg workmcn.
Very stric. censorship has been estab
lished - IL the daily press, and the min
ster of the interior has prohibited tele
| phonic communication with the provinces
and among them. Wherever news is dis
uuieting it is suppressed.
The censorship is SO rigorous that til,
papers are not allowed to publish ever
the official news supplied by the minister
~ the interior. The t.poca, the minis
lerial organ, appears with several mutt
lated paragraphs. The manuscript of al
plays must be submitted to the militar
censor before they can be produced.
General Weyler threatens to court mai
tial any one spreading seditious news.
Martial law continues and may Il
maintained through carnival week. whti
it is feared. the fctes will give an oppol
tunity for renewed disorder.
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will Speak on "A Dream City."

The Rev. George L. McNutt is Pres
byterian minister who became interested
ia social studies two years ago and re-
signed his pastorate to earn a living by
manual labor, to obtain better knowi.
edge of the conditions in which the
workers live Mr.. McNutt will speak be.
fore the Henry George Democratic A $50.
citation, No. 6l09 Market streeJ, tomor.
row evening on the subject "A Dream
City,
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Three Men Killed by Dynamite.

Cumberland, Md, Feb. II. News has
been received here of an explosion of dy.
namite at Patterson Creek on Bali
more and Ohio branch. Two unknown
Italians and man named John B"arlcr
are reported to have been blown to at
oms. Gilmore Anderson had both legs
blown off and will die. Three others ;Ir,'
said to have been seriously injured. Tile
men We're engaged in cutting II tunnel
through mountain, and, il is said, the
explosion was caused by an attempt t.
thaw several sticks of dynamite
The sun., 1901-02-16
song Service at West Cburcn

The following program will be given
at West Presbyterian Ch1rch tomorrow
evening at z. 80 o'clock: G oria, Mozait 4.
twenty. .hird Psalm; Gloria Patria: "Mr
Soul Longst," MarstoD. d. G. Winpfield
and chorus; Jesus Lover of Ny SonI.n
s.Sun Of My SOUL" Sudd:; Mrs. Carnen.
ter. e. Start and chorus; Scripture read.
ING: "Thou Art 0 God" ladies' trio and
chorus; ''The Lord is Ny Streneth y
male octet; hymn; offertory, selected
sermon; "Hark, Hark, NV SonI .
Shelly, Mrs, Ross and chorus; hymn and
benediction.
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Haven NJ. T., Lyceum.

The Epworth League Lyceum OF Haven
M. E. Church Will present it's second and
third discussion in the current series or
"Man," at 4 O'Clock tomorrow after
noon. The program follows: Openl ng
chorus, Lyceum; invocation; solo, sell
ecte3; discussion, "Man-His Religious
Nature" Revs. Stephen L, Nichols and
M. F. Sleuly; duet, Mrs. Mcllie Wood.
len and Miss S E. Tate; collection;
chorus, Lvceum; benediction.
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centen,riau burned 10 Death

Philadelphia. Feb. ID After living for
103 years Nancy Wood. colorcd. has been
burned TO death. 1t is supposed that she
sci fire to her clothing while attempting
to light her pipe, us she was n habitual
smoker. Her grandson, at whose house
she lived, heard her cries and ran to her
room with bucket Of water. The old
woman was found seated in her chair
envcloped in flames, with her limbs
drawn mp in the death agony. 4 few
,lashes Of water put out the fire, but the
old woman was dead.
The sun., 1901-02-16
Former senatoY Pierce Dead.

Chicago. Feb. To- Gilbert a. Pierce,
formerly United States senator from
North Dakota and in 1883 territorial
governor of Dakota. is dead AT his apart
ments in the Lexington hotel after long
illness. Mr. Pierce was formerly Il well
known newspaper man. Mr.. Pierce had
Il wide experience in the newspaper field,
both prior and subsequent 10 his election
TO the United States senate from the new
state of North Dakota. For II years,
from 1871 to 1883, he was associate and
managing editor of the Chicago Inter
Ocean and later was on the editorial staff
of the Chicago News.
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boy,s strnnge D,,nnu.nrnn,.

poughkccpsie, y. ~. Feb. 10 Fred
"rick Converse. Il l2-yrar-old son Of
Charles +. Converse. n prominent mcr-
chant Of this city. disappeared On Tues
day. On that day he was suspended
from I,iveryiew academy for three days
for some failure i'll his work. This pre-
vented him from attending the annual
dance of the cadets on Wednesday. 1t
is thought that chagrin led him to 20
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Many Hurt In Trolley Wreck.

Cincinnati. Feb. l5.-Twcnty- per-
sons We're injured in the deralmcnt of Il
trolley car en- route from Dayton, N.Y. to
this city. 1t is feared several of he in
iurcd will die. Only one of the 80 pas
sengers aboard escaped unhurt An oh
Struction of some unknown nature de-
rallied the ear as it rounded a curve along
the bank of small stream On The Ken
tucky side of the Ohio river. The ear
plunged across the sidewalk, carried
away railing and rolled over the en-
bankment 10 the bed of the stream, Ill
feet below.
The sun., 1901-02-16
Knights OF Columbus Bowling.

In the Knights of Columbus Hall ON
Thursday evening in n bowling match
the ''short" team defeated the "long"
team by score of 1854 to 2010. The
teams We're as follows:
Long-Mark /. McKenna, captain;
Herman Gossen, M. J. Kelley, A j.
Doherty and John Il. McCracken.
Short-Martin Il. Fairy, captain; ].
A. Hamilton, James Ford, NJ. d. Murphy
and Thomas ]. Farley.
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Presented With RegaIia.

On Thursday evening Asylum Lodge
and Christiana Eacampment, l. o. o. +,
presented Charles Z. Maroney with g
handsome regalia OF the order. The pre-
sentation was made at Odd Fellows Hal
and was in honor of Mr.. Maroney's re
cent election to the Office of grand repre-
sentative to the Sovereign Grand Lodge
The sun., 1901-02-16
MIR. Kciier's Condition.

Newark. n. j., Feb. II. The doctors
attending the Rev. John Keller did not
issue the usual bulletin. DIR. James A.
Exton said ne did not wish to issue Il bull
letin unless the name Of Dir. a. a. Stras-
ser was subscribed to ii together with his
own. He said that Mr.. lielcr's general
condition was unchanged A small ab-
scess has formed On the left eye. DR..
Exton said that Il consultation would he
held. when the eye would he carefully
eNnmined
The sun., 1901-02-16
The Drummer of shiIoh Dead.

Lancaster. Pa. Feb. 13.-George w.
Bricntnall. who is dead here, was one Of
the famous soldiers of the rebellion.
When scarcely more than Is years of age
he enlisted as drummer boy. At the
battle Of Shiloh he displayed remark
able coolness and bravery and was after
ward known by the sobriquet "'rhc
Drummer Of Shiloh" title pcrpctuated
in song and drama. In this engagement
he was blinded by powder in both eyes,
but his sight was restored by Il surgical
operation. Brientnall enlisted three
times
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DAILY Claims Unfair Treatment.

Jack DAILY, the light weight boxer, has
returned to Wilmington after his meet
ing with Joe Cans, in Baltimore Ill
says he was unjustly treated by Gans
getting the decision on full. When the
contract for the contest was signed at thu
Sturtevant House, New York city, the
provisions were for strict Marquis OF
Queensbury rules, hitting in clinches az
long as one hand was free.
The sun., 1901-02-16
Iehigh Valley Train DerniIcd.

Cortland. \. Y. Feb. 15.-Lchigh Val
ley railroad train 81. with two engines.
from Elnira, was dcrailcd four miles east
of Cortland in Il snowbank. Both tend
crs We're overturned, and both engines
and the passenger coacheS left the track.
Engineer Cleveland Of the second engine
had his leg broken. No passenger was
hurt. \ wrecking train from Cortland
brought passengers back to the city.
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Slain by Gagged Tir.r.

indianapolis, Feb. 15.--Albcrt Nelson,
ID years old. keeper Of lion cubs at the
zoo III this city. met Il terrible death IN
the cage of Bengal tiger. His flesh was
torn off in large chunks, and the tiger
maddencd by the taste of fresh blood
was about to begin eating him alive when
help arrived. Keepers hurried to the
scene with rcdhot irons. Nelson man
aged to crawl toward the door and was
quickly dragged from the cage. He died
in q few minutes
The sun., 1901-02-16
Meath of Maurice Tbom,son.

Charlottesville, Ind, Feb. 15.--Mau-
rice Thompson, the novelist, is dead after
an illness of many weeks. He had been
kept alive several days by the use of
stimulants. Mr.. Thompson was uncon-
scious and passed away without sign of
pain. All the members of his family
were at his bedside. 1t is thought the
s..ssral will ba held here Monday.
The sun., 1901-02-16
Canada 10 Fisht TubercuIosis.

Ottawa, Feb, 1l.-At conference az
ranged by Lord Mimic, the governor gen
eral, it was declared the opinion Of the
conference that il il the duty Of every
government, municipality and individual
citizen to adopt organized methods for
lessening the spread Of tuberculosis,
which disease. il was stated, was causing
directly or indirectly. probably onefifth
of the total deaths in the Dominion. The
government was asked to assist.
The sun., 1901-02-16
Locomotiv. Crashed In.

Newark, \. j., Feb. ia peculiar ne.
cident occurred here ON the centro, ' pniI ~"
ioaa i,,at oi New Jersey. A locomotive had
stsl run on the turntable at Mulberry
street when the engineer for some rnasnn
iost D control Of it, and the big engine ,a, ra,
ol the track and into the kitchen il thn M
rear OF Gus Iiolfrecht'a saloon, Hal.
ltechts aged mother was in the kitchn,,
I. U tae tne uIne, and she was slightly injured
The sun., 1901-02-16
Mrs. Nation 10 Take Editors Desk.

Chicago. Feb. 1J.-There are indica.
tions that the saloons and the saloon
keepers Of Chicago are not through with
Mrs. Nation. and that when she returns
to Chicago there will be excitement. If
nothing more. Mrs. Nation is to edit the
Peoria journal on Tuesday, Feb. 2i. and
she will be in Chicago about that time
Chicago women are planning Ia engage
in some sort of crusade against thr S;t-
looms when she comes.
The sun., 1901-02-16
Cbi.f Good Thundcr Dying.

Redwood Fails Min, Feb. 15.-Chef
Good Thunder, who was one Of the
friendly Indians during the uprising in
the sixties and was one of the scouts of
the late General II. II. Sibley, who was
at the head Of the expedition to suppress
the uprising, is dying ut his home at the
Indian agency. six miles east of this city.
Good Thmnder is nenrly 90 y.Nrs old.
The sun., 1901-02-16
Additional Locals.
Missionary society ofricers.

At meeting of the Woman's Home
Missionary Society OF Union M. IL
Church on Tuesday ss siy.svsl evening the follow
ing officers we're elected; President, Mrr.
Theodore W; ,Era2ela; vice pr sidents.
Mrs. Howard MCDANIEL, Mrs. William
~. Mccormick, Mrs. Harry Hough; re.
cording secretary and secretary Of Mite
Loxes, Mrs. Charles W. Brad way; CORES.
ponding secretary and secretary Of Home
Missions, Mrs. John B. Mon Gar; treas.
urer, Mfs.. E. T. Potter; secretary OF
literature, Mrs. Clifford Mecannon: sec. =.
retary OF Mothers Jewels, Mrs. R. Nc.
Call.
The sun., 1901-02-16
VIII Build Monster Refinery.

Philadelphia, Feb 15.-Adolph Segal,
who has associated with him several
wealthy capitalists, will build upon the
Delaware river front in this city one of
the largest sugar reiineries in the United
States. 1t is stated that the new refinery
will be operated independently Of the
American Sugar Refining company,
which controls practically all of the re-
fneries in operation.
The sun., 1901-02-16
Funeral of Thomas DOnohue.

The funeral Of Thomas Donohue took
place at 9 o'clock yesterday morning
from the home of his brother, Michael
Donohue, Fourteenth and Union streets.
High mass was said at st. Anne's
Church. Interment was made in the
Cathedral cemetery.
The sun., 1901-02-16
Our Warships Leave In Gunyra.

Washington. Feb. 15.--rhe navy de-
partment has been informed that the
training ships Lancaster and Dixie have
left La Guayra, the former for st. Lu.
Ella via Curacao and the latter for Pen.
sacola. The Scorpion is slowly working
her way mp to La Guayra from the east
stopping at several ports along the coast
The sun., 1901-02-16
Must Make Early Collections.

Commissioner Pierson Yesterday mott
fed Contractor A. G. B. Anderson that
hereafter the ash collections must be be-
gun on Market street at o'clock in the
morning, go that the work will be fin
ished before the rush of business hours
Under the schedule the collections art
made below Eighth street on Mondays
and above Eighth street on Tuesdays
Mu,h complaint has been made about
ashes blowing about on Market street on
days when collections are made.
The sun., 1901-02-16
Editor Cartwright Held For Trial.

Cape Town, Feb. 15.-Mr. Albert Cart
wright, editor Of The South African
News, who was arrested Feb. Z charged
with seditious and defamatory libel in
having published in his paper statement
to the effect that the British commander
in chief had secretly instructed his troops
to take no prisoners, was held for trial,
bail being fixed ut E2,000.
The sun., 1901-02-16

Chicago, Feb. l:,.-Chicago packers and
dealers in leaf tobacco report that the
crop of 1900 leaf tobacco is so badly
damaged by rust, pole rot and smut that
it will be almost n total loss. There is an
increased demand for the stock left over
from the crop of 1890. The large deal
ers estimate that not more than 40 per
cent of the Wisconsin tobacco will be fit
for use,
The sun., 1901-02-16
Death Of Charles H. Davis.

Charles H. Davis, aged IS years, for
merly Of this city, died Yesterday al
Ocean Grove, N. j. He was at one tim
connected with the Boston Clothing
House here and was prominent mem
ber Of the Ancient Order Of United
Workmen
The sun., 1901-02-16
Mrs. McGinIey's Funeral.

The funeral Of Ellen Mckinley, widow
of laugh Mckinley, will take place at
3 o'clock Monday morning from the
residence of her son-in-law, William
Logan, at du Points upper banks. High
mass will be said in st. Joseph's Church.
Interment will he made at st. Joseph's
cemetery.
The sun., 1901-02-16
The Cabinet Meeting.

Washington, Feb. 15.-The meeting of
the cabinet was devoid Of public interest.
The members remained in session less
than an hour and transacted no business.
Secretaries Hay and Hitchcock We're not
presant at the meeting
The sun., 1901-02-16
Selling Out Harness Stock.

Preparatory to removing to new loca-
tions at $50 Arch street, Philadelphia,
and 407 Shipley street, Wilmington, the
Frank S. Dnre Co., will dispose of about
$25, 900 worth Of harness. blanket luri
goods, robes, whips, etc, at public auc-
tion today.
The sun., 1901-02-16
The GnrihaIdi damaged h, coiii.ion.

London, Feb. H. The Norwegian bark
Garibaldi, Captain Rackcr, from Liver
pool, Feb. II. for Mobile, has rclurncn
to Carnarvon hny. northwest coast of
Wales, and will probably he towcd by
tugs back to Liverpool, having been con
siderably damaged by collision, off the
Irish coast with the British steamer
Roman, Captain Jones, from Portland.
Me-, for Liverpool.
The sun., 1901-02-16
Marcus Hook iron Works Leased.

Chester, Pa, Feb. Is The plant Of
the Marcus Hook Iron WORKS has beer
leased by the American Electric Appli
ance Company, which has been operat
ing plant Watsonville, Pa, and worl
will De started to get the iron works il
condition for running.
The sun., 1901-02-16
Impressions of European Trip.

Personal Impression of Trip to
Europe" will be the subject Of a lee
ture to be delivered in the Opera House
IN March 18th, by the Right Rev. John
J. Monaghan, who has just returned from
Rome.
The sun., 1901-02-16
Nine-year-oId BOY Bent on Suicide.

Mount Vernon, o., Feb. 15.-Willic
Huffman, $ years old, made desperate
effort to commit suicide with a knife. He
cut his throat badly. His mother res
cued him and then had to have the police
lock him up to keep him from killing him
self Cigarette smoking is believed tc
have unbalanced the boys mind.
The sun., 1901-02-16
Wanted to See His Wife.

A colored man called at the police
station last night and asked that an Of
iicer be detailed to accompany him to
where his wife and child were. He
stated that his wife was sick and her
relatives refused to allow him TO see her.
He was told to 60 to magistrates
office.
The sun., 1901-02-16
Funeral of Hugh Hagan,

The funeral Of Hugh Hagan will take
place at 8 O'Clock this morning from h.
la;e home, n 504 Walnut street. High
mass will be said in st. Mary's Church
Interment will be made in the Cathedral
cemetery.
The sun., 1901-02-16
Delaware Society Officers.

officers OF the Delaware Society OF New
York have been elected as foil ,ws: Presi
dent, w. L. Cannon; fret vice president,
o. B. Deakyne; second vice president, T.
+. Bayard; treasurer, w. A. hanson,
and secretary, W. B. Stayton.
The sun., 1901-02-16
Caught Hold of the Gable

While dredging was in progress in the
Christiana river last evening, the fire
and police cable was caught hold OF and
put out Of adjustment This threw out Of
service fire alarm box l42, Causeway and
Guthrie's lane. and police box No. 1872
Men were at once ordered cut to remed,
the trouble.
The sun., 1901-02-16
New Real Estate Company.

The Home Real Estate Co. has beer
organic ID hy the election of Francis f
Gallagher, president; frank NJ Gooding
vice president; Marion :. Wood, treas
urer and w. S Prickett, secretary. The
authorized capital is Sl25, ,GGGGG. N
The sun., 1901-02-16
Child Burned by a Fall.

Claude Bryant. child, was badly
burned on Thursday evening by falling
against stove at the home of his par
ents No. New street
The sun., 1901-02-16
Held Funeral Services Last Evening

Funeral services over the remains OF
Mrs. Cora Brown Britton were held at
7.30 O'Clock last evening at her late
home, No. 1872 West Fourth street. In
terment will be made this morning at
Calvert, Md.
The sun., 1901-02-16
Euchre Party and Dance.

Branch No. 81 Ladies' Catholic Bene-
VIOLENT Association gave 4 euchre party
and dance in Sacred Heart Sunday
School Hall Tenth and Madison streets.
4 large crowd attended and a pleasant
evening was passed
The sun., 1901-02-16
Victory Ascribed to Freu.h

Lourenco Marques. Feb. 15.-It is re-
ported that General French has captured
large Boer force in the Eiinelo district.
The Beers occupied Murraysburg, Cape
Colony, Feb. Z.
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8th and Market streets.

Authorized to Act as
TRUSTEE EXECUTOR, ADMIN.
ISTRATOR, GUARDIAN AS.
SIGNEE, RECEIVER, REGIS
TRAR AND AGENT.
Transacts a
u. GENERAL TRUST BUSINESS.
Allows Interest on Deposits
Loans Money on Mortgages and
Other Good Securities.
Attends to the
Management OF Real Estate and to
the Collection and Remittance OF
Rents, Interest on Securities and
Dividends on Stocks.
Rents Boxes
In its New Burgular and Fireproof
Vaults, Makes ample provision in
its Store Room and Vaults Tor the
Safe Keeping of Securities and Valu-
able Packages placed in its custody.
Keeps Wills without Charge.
BENJAMIN NIELDS, President.
WILLIAM k. BRINCKLE, Vice Pres.
JAMES B. CLARKSON, Treas. and Sec.
JOHN s. RUsSELL, Trust Officer.
The sun., 1901-02-16
Captain Black ConvaIescing.

Captain George Black, who has been
i'll with the grip for several days, is con-
vaesciug and expects to return to duty
in day or two.
The sun., 1901-02-16
Fifteenth Annual Reception.

The fifteenth annual reception Of the
Brownson Library Association was held
in Turn Hall last night. An interesting
program had been arranged for the oc-
t.uSiun
The sun., 1901-02-16
'THEWORK OF CONGRESS-
The Senate Passes the Agricultural
Appropriation Measure.
PERKINS ON SHIPPING BILL.
California Senator Says He Fnvors
an Amended Measure, but Has
Many objections to That
Reported to the SENATE.

Washington, Feb. 15.-Rev. J. }. Dol
liver OF Fort Dodge, la, the venerable
father of Senator Dolliver, pronounced
the invocation at the opening OF the ses-
sion of the senate.
A resolution authorizing the Indian
committee of the senate during the re-
cess of congress to visit Indian reserva-
tions and Indian schools was adopted.
A bill was passed appropriating $780,
600 for the purchase of replica of the
bronze equestrian statue OF Geherai
George Washington by Daniel Chester
erected in Washington.
Consideration was resumed of the agri-
cultural appropriation bill, the pending
question being Mr.. Dolliver's amendment
providing for the inspection and certifica-
tion of dairy products intended for ex-
portation.
Mr.. Stewart urged that the amendment
did not go far enough. He maintained
that to make the proposed inspection
cfiicacious il should begin with the treat.
ment of the milk where it is produced.
Mr.. Tilmnn Is. O. urged that the in
spccton should extend to all dairy prod
nets which enter into interstate COM
lnerce.
He believed that the people ought to be
protected against the "aXle grease,
which, he declared, was foisted upon the
American people for butter.
After some further discussion Mr.. Dol
liver's amendment was agreed to.
Mr.. Mallory inaugurated the old fight
upon seed distribution by Offering an
amendment proposing to strike out the
provision for the distribution of seeds
and substituting an increased appropria-
lion for the purchase abroad Of rare and
valuable shrubs. vines and cuttings, with
view to adapting them to this country.
lie declared that the distribution Of
seeds was paternalism Of the most often
sivc sort and that it served no useful
purpose whatever. Mr.. Proctor agreed
that Mr.. AIallory's proposition was a
good one. but thought it was presented
TOO late to insure adequate consideration.
Mr.. Tilhnan temporarily Withdrew his
amendment, and that Of Mr.. Mallory was
rejected The South Carolina senator
then pressed his proposition to increase
the appropriation for seeds and seed dis
tributon from S1TO,OO0 to S270,000, and
after some discussion it was agreed to-
.,3 to %. The hill was then passed.
On motion Of Mr.. kean On. J,) the sen
ate then proceeded 70 consider the shil
subsidy bill.
Mr.. Perkins Cal,) addressed the sen
ate. lie favored an amended bill, hut
| had many objections to the bill as re.
| ported
The sun., 1901-02-16

Let Us Theextreme mild.
ness of the fore
Fut YOU part of the winter
leaves us with
on 10 q thousands of dol.
cI lars'worth ofFine
0ooo Clothing that
Thing. have mUulu hssn o.nerw.se ",
posed of. We
can't afford to carry it. Must
have cash. Don't want to
show them again next fail.
So toget rid OF goods quickly
and TO get the cash quickly
we have determinedto make
the prices stated below. The
sacrifice is great on our part.
The gain is great for you,
All Overcoats, Mems and
Boys Suits, Gents Fur.
nishings, Sweaters and Hats
at Half Price. $I2 Over
coats at &C.,. Suitings at s6,
regular price sra; Boys
Overcoats or Suits, $1.a to
So, were $2.So and Sc; 81
Hats for ST.; All goods
sacrificed. No trading
stamps with this sale. Every
sale strickly CASH
WRIGHT & DAVIDSON CO.,
Sth and Market streets.
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Dockstader's Theatre.

All This Week.
=, e nome or Hfgh-Class Vaudeville.
1ne 'es' place In town to pass your leisure hours.
PPhhhakEbES PhaEbES LEONARD FLETCHER.
nSu nTSpbEhTS. HAYES and ROBERTr
william Rowe, Wnn. .,d drS I.1 ne's'
Afternoon.. yAH fBterbrook BfGs.
A'e'hoons and evening". 10, 20, aOc,