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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-05-28


sell screen doors ard fixtures for 81.
The Bon March room,no honso
| and all kinds Of ice cold dr,nhs
70 Corner End and choctaw avenue.
Ss.sl 5. Rodgers, Prop.
The Artic and White Mountain
lee Cream Freezers do perfect
work. Call and see them.
Oyerstreet & Sons.
buy the Wabash screen doors Of
'he olephenson-Browne Lumber Co
We carry the Michigan Case
line Stoves, and they are the lat
est and best out with the Jet
burners. Overstreet IL Sons.
iguarantee Velvet Starch to give
satisfaction. s''o
tu.th.&sat. WV NJ
II you want perfect easeaDd resi-
during your leisure hours get one
OF those nice new Hammocks at
Oyerstreet IL Sons
Fishers Guarantee, now on sale
with all dealers in Chiekasha. 4
recommended to smokers desirino
a strong cigar. Its elegance s
only equalled by Flscber's pron,
,um' the mild SC cigar. Both
brands are home, hand and union
made. A. G. Fisher.
The Merchants Cafe serves the
best Ice Cream in town.
You TAKE NO CHANCES when
suffering with a cold, Lagrippe. q
Neuralgia by taking Bromoline. a.
II will cure any case in one dav
All druggists are authorized 20 re-
lund your money in any case il
Tails to cure. Price rs cents ne,
package. Remember the name
" o'iio'ine. Nov9 ly
See Oyerstreet d Son TOR your
Screen Doors and wire screening.
they have a good stock on hands.
The flies are coming, get it now.
Taylor is the place 70 get arst
class TIN and sheet iron work done
and material guaranteed. 52-tf
Smoke Gun Club Best Sc Cigar,
: Mecampbell & Harris will de.
liver any kind ofcream or sherbet
at your residence.
Rave you seen the elegant new
display Of fancy groceries a,
The Texas Storefv Suppose
you drop is and get a glance.
= II you want paint, varnish O,
wall paper, 60 down in the base
meat OF the Bank OF Cickashs
and get W B. TOwnsend's prices
Your money back If veIvetstarca
don't please you.
eu.th&sat. Phoenlx Grocery c.
Try oar want column, Il brings
thea.
When wanting a wind mill on
pump don't fail TO see AbrOgast
& Belew.
Ice Cream served at any hour
otthe day or night st the Mer.
chants Cafe.
Leave your orders with A. G
Harris at Post Office News Stand
for Pure Fruit Ice Creams.
CORN WANTED-From / 10 y
cars. Good Prices.
COCHRAN Bros.
Ladies' and gents hats cleaned
blocked and remodled. Leave
order with A F Porter. Il
See those new summer Lar
Robes, latest styles.
Overstreet & Sons
The ladies all recommend Yelve
Starch. tu.th.&sat. W.L.Mobley
Baby's first shoe s
8 iven away at the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-05-28

Buff Cochins. Brown Leghorns.
hite Wyandottes Eggs $500
2 set Of 10. $500 for set of 90.
Mrs FLORA GRIGaBY.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-16
a MYSTERIOUS TRAGEDY.
The killing of n Prominent Young
Man in Virginia.

FARAIVILLE, Va. Aug l6-Cousidera-
bic excitement was created in the neigh
borbood Of Hampden-Sidney College last
evening by the fatal shooting OF George
Cason by a negro girl sixteen year old
The girl claims that the shooting was ac-
cidentaL Ii happened about as follows. as
was shown 8t the cCrDnrrs inquest held
yesterday morning. Mr. Casou and two
friends were out bat hunting one Of his
friends set his gun against fence post
and walked over TO another field, leaving
Air. Cason standing near the gun
A negro girl named Ida White came
along and stopping where the gun was
picked il up Immediately the gun vas
fired. and when one Of the men looked
around ne saw CasOn falling to the
ground and Ida White standing with the
smoking gun in her hands. The load Of
shot had penetrated the lower part of the
mans face and scattered to his brain.
causing almost instant death.
Neither Of the other two men heard any
words except when CasOn and the girl
said good evening to each other. and why
the shooting was done II Intentional. is
shrouded in mystery. The girl ran quick
ly from the scene. and meeting a man in
the road stopped and told him that she
had been fooling with a gun" that it
had been discharged. and Mr.. CasOn was
shot The case VIII be fully investigated
by the attorney for the Commonwealth
he corOners jury sent the case up TO tho
srand jury, and Ida White is in Prince
Edward county jail
Cason was just twenty-one years Of age
lived one mile from Hampdeu-Sidney with
his parents, and bore "a most excellent
reputation. His mother, who was away
from home al the time Of the killing. IS
Frustrated with grief
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.PAINE'S CELERY COMPOUND
SOME EARLY ADVERTISEMENTS.
QUSint Descriptions 80: Forth by the
Public in other Days.

The discovery of the primevaI advertise
ment has not. OF course. rewarded our re-
search. For We have not access 20 the
strata wherein we might N least dig Tor
its remains. The earliest Of any kind
which we have been able % unearth oc-
ours in a Riders Diary for 1886. which
possibly belonged 10 the newspaper col
lect0r. 10 rs that Of a dentist We give
81 with It's own spelling ami punctuation.
Artificial Teeth, set in so firm as 10
cat with them, and so Exact. as not 10
be distinguish from natural they are
not 20 be taken out at night as is uv some
falsely suggested, but may Doe worn wears
together vet are they so fitted that rr,-
may be taken out and put i'm boy the Per-
son that wears them at Pleasure and
are an ornament 90 the Mouth. and great
is helpful To- the Speech Also Teeth
cleanu and drawn by John Watts
Racquet Court, Fleet Street"
Many also are the advert iscmeuts Of
losses or money and property through
footpacs whether DO De "a Iusty Young
Fellow who wore his own hair OF "a uacx
IrtileH man lu pair OF everlasting
Breyches. or on Wimbledon Common "a
tall man in a blue FrUck and "a light Bob
wig on a bay Horse with a Swish Tan
and l0pkd Ike a grutecI gaI0DDIu- hunt
tr. The E08kmau.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-16
Infants Clothing.

Infants Hand-crOcheted Worst
ed SacqUeS, with pink and
blue trimmings. Each. DC
Infants Cotton Shirts, but
toned down the front. Each. 25c
Infants White Null Caps, close
fitting, made with lace-tdged
Children's Cambria Skirts. made
on waist finished with tucked
rufle; sizes To years. Each .35c
Chldren's Muslin Drawers hem
and tuckS. faced down sides to
prevent tearing; sizes > TO Is
years Pair .-...........l2 l-2c
Sizes to = years. Pair. 15c
Sizes 10 and u years. Pair. poe
Size II years. Pair. .-....-. 2Jc
second haor
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IN THE OLD DOMINION.

y. H. Fauver. one OF the most success
ful farmers m Augusta county, died
" cdE+ sdIy-
Holm Hayden. of Fredericksburg. now
severe illness
Capt Charles g. Elliott. a leading citi-
zen Of Norfolk. died Wednesday AZ the
Healing Springs
The coming carnival in Richmond prom
tses 20 be- the most successful and attract
i've ever given in that city.
II. H. Davis. or RusseIlviIle- Tenn. was
struck By a Norfolk and Western TRAIN
near Salem, Va. and killed.
a Republican club 10 promote the nGmi-
nation Of Hon Mark Hanna for President
has been organized in DanvilIe
DIT Hugh H. Trout. OF StauntOn. has
been appointed resident physician at Tile
hospital at the University OF Virginia.
W W Taylor. OF AIbemarIe. who was
a member OF MosBys command during
the civil war. died Wednesday. aged
eighty-thrse years
Ground has been broken al Stauutou for
the erection Of an cooperating factory.
New York men are the prOpriet0rs II
VIII use large quantities Of apples and
peaches
William J. b. Duncan. a weII-knoyva
Young Alexandra pharmacist. was mar
TIgd yesterday 20 Miss George IdtnSeu. of
that city. by Rev. &. T. BAH OF Grace
Church.
Dr. Ernest L. Love and William E
stuck have purchased from j. T. r Sine
the Grafton Drug and Chemical Company
wholesale and retail druggists. az Graf
ton, w Va. for $1,000
William TaIley. a farmer living near
richmond, was shot last night bv some
unknown person The shot was. ft is be-
heved, fired by negro who intended 70
take TaIley's life
The Potomac Baptist Association met in
annual session IN ~arreuUOn "Wednesday
ana viii adjourn today Judge c. T.
NlchOl Is mod rator- \ number OF reIi-
gluCS topics have been discussed.
The Peoples Telephone ComDanv h4s
been recrSaDiZCG at Grafton. W Va. and
VIII be known as the Taylor. Preston a
Barbour Telephone Company The line
pv2etrates the counties named and will be
put in frst-ClaSs order
Henry c. EcItz. OF Richmond. is search
ing Tor his cousin. Carl Henry Bolt vrh1,
went % Baltimore 10 live in 1859 There
Is fortune Of about $500 said 10 De
awaiting the missing man in HeSse Cas-
Sci, Germany HIS cousin i'm HlChm0nu
Tor time correspondent with Carl in Bal
time, but has heard nothing OF HIM for
some time
A horse died in Louisa county a few
days ago which had reached the age OF
thirty-nlne Years In 49, he became tbl
property Of Capt Frank JCruan who
owned the sulphur mines He was rv-aTv.
wears old wheE Captain Jordan died. Can
tain Jordan provided IN his Will for the
care Of the horse and Tor a decent br4r,.lI
The horse died of old age and was inter-
red IN a neat coffin by Henry Niche mo
groom. who had cared for him f1- ryyeD-
lE-uEe years.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-16
MAIL BAGS FULL OF PLUMBER.
Proceeds of Robberies Charged
Against Star-Route Carriers.

KANSAS CITY, Aug. I6.-Five canvas
mail bags filed with silks. satins. cIOaks.
shoes and JeweIry leave The postofice
here today for the Dead Letter
Office in Washington.
The sacks held the residue OF s. 200
worth Of property alleged TO have been
stolen by the families of J. II. Robertson
and J. II. Essex. star-route mail carriers
in Oklahoma. within the space OF six
months. The male members Of the fami-
lies. who are related by marriage and
were involved in the robbery, are now in
prison They had concealed the goods in
three different counties in the district
where they operated. and II IS said the
purpose was 90 open general store in
Roger Mills county. in the western part
Of Oklahoma. They had accumulated
enough property 70 make a good start
when the Government officers put an end
to their operations.
The robberies began soon after the
routes. Of $50 miles around II Reno. were
established in IsgS. During the Christ
mas seasons few persons IN the district
supplied by these routes received any
gifts. Inspectors Frank Beebe and James
j Sites trapped Essex and in four
months two EsseXs and seven RObertSOus.
ranging IN ages from eighteen 20 sixty
years had been tried before Judge Irwin.
at AragahOe, and sent TO prison.
Ever since then the two inspectors have
been engaged in restoring the property
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A LARGE DOMAIN.
some Comparisons Which show the
Size of Canada.

The tremendous area OF Canada Is some
times forgotten Mr. r. NJ Handle, in "A
letter 10 the Winnipeg Tribune gives
some valuable figures which tell us how
big we are. Great Britain and ireland ne
says. contain 1u95U square miles II the
British Isles were planted IN Ontario there
would Dee room and 10 spare for another
set II they were dropped into british
Columbia there would be room for two
more sets and -nt'J square miles over
Ontario - bigger than France or Ger
many. while the Northwest would take IN
European Russia and leave 9Sl. ulu square
miles Uuoccupied. Ontario. with an area
Of 221,N1u square miles. Is larger than all
- the following States or the Union. New
YORK Hl.o- square miles. Massachusetts.
N.tl5- Connecticut 1870. New Jersey. ISIS.
Maine, 5000, Pennsylvania. a. 10. Nary
land. l22lo- Indiana, $3.50. Vermont 800.
making "A total OF 1850 square miles and
i'm which we can comfortably include the
following additional states, namely. Del
aware. 2UJH square miles District of Co
lumbld. l.o square miles, Rhode Island.
led square miles OF a total OF glul4u
square miles After including the above
We can still afford 10 De- generous and
leave room Tor another state as large as
New Jersey. with sNi5 square miles. and
still have some 400 square miles To toss
of d. closely curUered" We are by mo-
means small. and every inch Is good for
something Canada Is 20 DE the home of
millions upon mIlIIous.-TorOnto Mail and
Em-iTc
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-16
FUNERAL OF COLONEL HYNEs.
Services Held This Afternoon md
the HndN To- BE Cremnted.

Funeral services were held al 2 O'Clock
this afternoon. in the chapel Of Lees uu-
u,Ttakiug establishment, over the re
mains Of the late Colonel Th0mas Hyucs.
who died at his home in Hyuesb0rO, near
Iauham. Prince George county. Md, on
Wednesday morning The Ohseguies were
conducted by the Scottish Rite Masous.
The body Of Colonel Hyues viii be Gre
mated tomorrow morning. The iutermout
of the ashes win be made in the National
Cemetery al Arlington. on Monday. when
George q. Meade Post. Grand Army Of
the Republic. Of which Colonel Hynes was
member viii have charge.
Colonel Hynos is survived 10y widow
aud one daughter. He was born Iu New
York. but moved with his parents 60 St
Louis. when seven years Old He enlisted
In IN, regular army in 1879 and took part
i'm some Of the Indian wars lie served iu
the volunteer army during the civil war.
leaving the service as "A lieutenant He
was we'll known in this city where he
was prominent in Masonic and Grand Ar
my Of the Republic circles For mum
bor OF years n was clerk in the Pension
Dflce.
Colonel Hyues had been sufferer for
some time from cancer ~ the stomach,
which resulted in his death.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-16
NOT AFRAID OF LEAD.
Death Was Robbed of Its Terrors by
"a HOmcIy FHcc-

I'm tho early Indiana days. when both
Judges and attorneys literally rode the
circuit. "a newly elected judge. noted for
his lack of personal beauty. was Flooding
along ON horseback between two county
seats one fine summer day Passing
through a piece Of woods he was suddenly
confronted by "a hunter. who unslung his
squire. rifle from his shoulder and or
d-red the horsomau TO dismouut
somewhat startled boy tins peremptory
command and the fact that the hunter
was. I possible. even more d"ucl'ni ~
facial symmetry than himself. the Jutlst
began 20 demonstrate. Re was quickly
cut short. however. hy tho remark
Its no use talking / long ago sW"Ie
thar if ! ever met a homelier man imam
am. ia shoot him UH sight
The judge was quicN-wltted- anu SIZING
mp the situation. ne promptly got on MS
horse Folding his arms. he faced his as
sallaut and said
If ] am any homeIier than YOU are. for
heavens sake. do shoot uud bv HUlIA
about it,
Then came hearty mutual IduBH' anu
black bottIo. produced from inc JutE' s.
Saddlehags was duly investigated AFTER
this came self iutroducJious, ana the us
ing lurist gained an enthusiastic S-pp.I-
tor Tor his future campaigns. LlpilH'.tI =
Magazine
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WOmen'S
Summer Underwear.

Women'S Muslin Drawers, good
quality, plan hem and cluster
of tuckS; yoke band. Pair DE
WOmen's Muslin Gowns. good
quality, yoke Of clusters of tucks,
cambria rutfie on neck and
sleeves. Each. .....-..... soc
WOmen's NainSOOk Gowns,
square neck of embroidery. in
SertiOn and tucks; embroidery
edge on neck and sleeves.
Each NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 15c
Women'S Cambria PetticOats,
wide lawn or cambria hOUnCe,
clusters of hemStitched tucks
and hem. Each. Toe
Second GoOr.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-16
INFERRED AT OAK HILL.
The Inst Rites over the Remains of
Juan Boyle.

Funeral services over tho remains Of
Juan BOYLE. who died AT the Garfield Hos
pitaI Tuesday evening, We're held at st
Matthew Church al II r. m. today, Rev.
Father Buckley officiating. lut,rmeat
was made at Oak IiuL Before the Iu-
neral the body had been removed from the
hospital TO the HON of David Lyman.
an old friend Of the deceased. at lllU q
Street
Juan Boyle was a son Of Commodore
Boyle. He was born iu Georgetown nifty
one years ago. and was for number 10.
years i'm the real estate business in this
city. having an office opposite the Treas
ury Building ON Fifteenth Street Ha had
resided at Eearuy N-b.. Tor tho I.rsy
eighteen or twenty years. where Do was
engaged in business
Mr.. BOYLE was sufferer from heart dis
ease and had been undergoing trcat-u .-.r
for some time both in Nebraska and l.r.
az the Garfield Hospital Ife was ID fro
pUeut visitor To- the National Capital
Tie i~ survived by a widow and six chill
dreu. Two 81 whom. Lieut. Juuius R.yl.
and Lieut. Ashton Boyle. are c1ruTuf--f'Ir7
I'd officers now serving iu the Phili1ulg,s
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-16

Dainty and cool Chambray and
Linen Dresses for town. country
and seashOre wear. Light woods
for travelling and cool days. Wrap
perS for summer negligee- All
sorts Of comfortable wear things.
Attention is called to a complete
and very choice assortment Of
summer waists for girls.
Girls Plain Chambray Waists,
in the most desirable shades; just
the waist for general wear; sizes
10. u and If.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-16
A BORDER LINE CHURCH.
The Pulpit Half In Maryland and
Half in Pennsylvania.

CUMBERLAND. Nd. Aug 16--The
Rev. Dr. a. r Krcmer. OF lockwood, has
accepted call 20 the Reformed Church
az Euerslie. AIIegany county. Hynd-
man. just across the State line, Is in
cIuded in the charge A popularity Of the
church at EIIerslie is that II is situated
in two States. the Fcn1sylvania-M8ryIan
line running through the centre of the
building and through the pulpit Thus
when DR. Kremer stands on one side OF
the pulpit he Is In Pennsylvania and when
he crosses to the other side he is in Mary
land while his congregation is divided be-
TWEEN the two States
over 800 people attended the annual re-
union Of the Lutheraus of Somerset. Pa,
Yesterday at lockwood. Many people
were present from AIIeeauy and Garrett
counties The principal address was de
Hyered by Rev. DR.. W. :. Freas. Of Bal
tImOre. President Of the General Synod
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CRUSHED BY HEAVY WEIGHTS.
Two Lives Lost In n wheeling EIe-
Vntor Accident.


WHEELING. vs.. Va. Aug 16--At the
new Held Building this afternoon. while
an elevator was being put in, heavy cast
iugs fell from the top floor and Jacob
Ruth and John Kelly were crushed to
death.
At the last meeting Of the Board Of Ed
ucati0n Library Committee il was decid-
ed in view Of the hostility 20 the accept
ance Of Andrew CarueEie's $500 library
offer shown by the labor unions. not 20
order an election on the bond issue 70
maintain it, It's defeat was a foregOne
conclusion.
At their golden wedding last night
Charles Driehorst and wife, each more
than eighty-fve years old, led the grand
march ana WaItZed together as gracefully
as fifty years ago.
The State Pardon Board adjourned yes
JeTday after refusing all applications.
Assistants Of President LOree have made
a close inspection OF the Cleveland. LOraiu
and Wheeling River division They will
inspect the Ohio River road today and
the branches next day
Frederick kehr. a prominent citizen
was found dead Ia bed yesterday.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-16

G. Eugle. one Of the largest fruit and
vegetable dealers iu the Centre Market
said Yesterday that the present prices OF
food were higher than they have been for
wears The cause is 90 be- found ~ the
late spring ana the long drought. said
Mr. EngIa The potatoes rotted In the
ground. and many Of the vegetables and
fruits were a!sr4pSt completely ruined
Corn this year is good, and there Is
plenty OF IL. but potatoes are -oirceF
than they have been for years With the
other vegetables a scarcity prevails.
which also contributes TO the high
prices.
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SOS Each.
We're $3.75 TO $3.50.

4 tableful Of Double breasted
Wool Suits, lightweight mater
ials, in neat, stylish effects; we'll
made and we'll fitting; pants
double in seats and knees; sizes
5 TO Is.
$3.50 Each. We're S3.75.
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Woodward
and
LOthrOp,
New neutrality-suspicious.
During the summer store closes
at > O'Clock; Saturdays at 1
o'clock.
Special Sale of
BOYS Summer Suits.

Excellent Tor dress purposes az
mountain or seashOre, and the
proper weight for early fall wear.
Pretty mixed effects and plain blue
serges and cheviots. Nearly half
original prices.
A lot of fine Suits, strictly all
WOOL, best make and best materials
navy blue and fancy cheviOts
and Cassimeres; single-breasted
and double-breasted; twO-piece
and three-piece styles; sizes s to
Is
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-16
SI.OO Each.

\ choice collection of Fancy
Summer Waists, IN linens and
lawns
\ particularly attractive little
Waist is of white lawn, with large
hemStitched sailor collar, trim
med with lace, having a front of
fine tucks finished with sailor
knot.
$50 Each.
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Discharged.

From the Philadelphia Preysl
Mrs. Heunczsy-Di hear Cassidy ,rpr dis
charged 'rum the quarry Hog he ouuytllnz Co.
dc yitl
Mrs Cassidy-oi dunno Shure be hoyu't cum
down from the explosion.
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Csc Each.

White Lawn Waists, all-OveT
tucked; plain sleeves with tucked
cuffs; soft cOllaF-a sheer. cool
waist for these hot summer even
ings: sizes 10, u, and IL
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-16
news FROM GEORGETOWN
A Bridge Sergeant Welcomed on
His Return TO Duty.

Friends Of John Jacob smith Ten
der Him n Complimentary sur
Prise-A Young Woman Writes Her
Mother That She l. 10 BE Married.
There was a lively demonstration yCster-
day in honor Of the return 20 duty OF
Bridge Sergeant John Jacob Smith. who Is
stationed az the Georgetown end OF the
Aqueduct Bridge. There were speeches OF
welcome. banners were Uufurl,d. and
notices were displayed and there was
music. The residents Of the vicinity were
the demonstrators. Prof Hoskin. OF the
Holy HIM Band. directed the ceIebra-
ton.
The affair was great surprise 10 the
sergeant. The strains of Hail 70 the
Chief increased the crowd and there was
much impromPtu meTriment. The ser
geaEt's office vas decorated g0rgeOusly.
Through flowers and twiuiug vines ap-
peared notices. bearing such inscriptions
as Welcome Home John Jacob" What
is Home Without a Policeman What is
a Policeman. without a Homer XIII the
Fatted Calf etc. Sergeant Smith has
been absent from duty on Bis vacation
about twenty days
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$500 Each.
We're S6.75 and $3.50.

A los Of Sailor B Ouse Suits IN
fine ali-wOol navy blue serges and
cheviots: well-made; prettily trim
med and braided; sizes ) to y.
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$3.50 Each.
Special Sale OF
WOmen'S Hosiery.

\ manufacturer entire sample
line Of Fancy Isle and Cotton
Hose, in a great variety of styles
and cOIors, plain and fancy-a
third to a half less than usual
prices.
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Hing.

OFrlm the Phiiadelpha EulIeuul
Tie LATEST of lawyers
They said De was. and still
llr always was quite anxious 90
Be working with u VIII.
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25C a pair.

Regular prices, 35e and SOC.
First hg0r
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Don't you forget. ROYAL Headache Tablets ar,
4uirA and safe Curc. -Four du7e7 i"t-