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A WORTHY SUCCESSOR.
Something New Under
The Sun.

All doctors have tried to cure Ca
.TARRH by the use of powders, acid
gases, inhalers and drugs in paste form.
Their powders dry up the mucuous mem
branees causing them to crack open ana
bleed. The powder acids used in the in
halerS have entirely eaten away the
same membranes that their makers
ave aimed TO cure, while pastes and ONT
mcnts cannot reach the disease. An old
and experienced practitioner who has fer
many years made close study and spec.
ialty " the treatment of CATARRH
has al last perfected Treatment which
when faithfully used, not only relieves at
once; but permanently cures CATARkE
~ removing the cause, stopping the dis
charges, anu curing all Inflammation. II
is the only remedy known to science thai
actnaly reaches the afflicted parts. This
wonderful remedy is known as "SNuF-
Fl.FS$hc GUARANTEED CATAltRH
fCrRE," ana Is sold at the extremely
low price ot One Dollar. each package
containing internal and external meii-
riue sufficient for a full months treat
uitrt and everything necessary to its per-
feet use.
~SNuFFLES" is the only perfect
trNTARRu CURE ever made and is
rnw recognized as the only safe and posi-
rive euro for that annoying and disgust
iirs Jtissa>S. Il cures all infamatl N
icc;ekly and permanently. and is also
wonderfully quick 70 relieve HAY
FEWER II COI.D IN the HEAD.
Y C-ATARRH when neglected often lea.
les OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
wfyl save you II ven use il at once. II Is
&, o-,iinsry remedy. but a complete treat
u1sar which is positively guaranteed C
sans CATARRH in any form or stage
iit rSsi according 10 the directions whi.'t
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i'4- s.ri for II At once, and write ful
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viii r,,,siry. special advice from the dis
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tvs,-t, ne regular price Of "SNUFFLES'
; Ira ~GrARANThEn CATARRI
: 'CTRE
b. 80, prepaid n any address in tn
: Isfi.,t StstsS Ut Canada on receipt "
,aas n1ilsr Address Pept y. Ill Ell
WIN +. GILES & COMPANY, 23Sl an
g+s Market Street. Philadelphia.
The sun., 1901-12-02
BOSTON Hank con,oIidot,on.

Boston, Dec. 1.-The doors of the
Third National bank have been closed.
and that institution ceases to exist
Last Monday by the votes of holders
Of mere than two-thlrds Of the capital
stock Of the bank 1t becomes consoli-
dated with the Shawmut National
bank. President Francis B. Sears of
the Third National bank becomes 4
vice president OF the Shawmut Ma
tional, George w. Grant. vice prasl-
dent Of the Third, becoming All otti-
Ger Of the Shswmut and Moses 3.
Williams Henry b En5.eo-t and 10
seph B. Russell beng aided = the
board of directors
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charters Granted saturdav.

5sre-. p~l-. Nov 3o.-rhe following
III, II Incorporation We're filed
e Sss;e Hhu~e today;
The Apartment Hous. Development
CANARY. Philadelphia concern. with
--al >ra,k X $4,000.
49,. - g4sI. brill and Tool Com
al iEh4 concern of ritt>burg,
Sa capital stock X s25o,ooo.
Lc CraH, Company. TO do a general
t.1t5l- business 1t j. a Washington,
n ' ncrr. with capital stock Of
-a.tg II renewal II the charter Of
0i.-ian ..lrctrc Company, with
5rar" ~ the acceptance of the
af,rrrtitu vi said company.
H=audyMue Fire Company, No, 10, q
= tL.GGp3u volunteer protective nrcani
iis. aU capital stock being required.
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FOR ANOTHER EXTENSION.
Industrial Commission Desires stiI
Longer Tenure of ONCE.

Washington, Dec 1.-The industrial
commission viii ask congress for an
other extension OF tenure. his time for
TWO months, fixing Feb. 10, 1902, as
the expiration of tie life Of the com
mission. The commission claims this
extension is necessary TO satisfactorily
complete lis reports. All OF the vol
umes except that containing its con
clusions and recommendations will he
ready to submit 10 congress before
Dec. Is. but the final volume, TO com
prise between TOO and 900 pages, is
hot complete and agreement on the
conclusions and recommendatioBs, the
commission announces, is impossible
by Dec. Is.
The commission already has virtual
" completed its review OF facts and
statement Of conclusions as TO trans
portauon. trusts. agriculture. immigra-
tion and mining ana has made con
siderabl progress In the direction o,
proposed recommendations on these
topics. Only a preliminary draft has
been prepared FOR the final report on
manufactures and general business,
I labor problems and taxation.
The sun., 1901-12-02
FATAL DENVER FIRE.
City Hall In Ruins. and Three Fire
men Meet Death.

Denver, Dec. IA fire which start.
I'd ON the fourth floor of the Denver
city hall practically ruined that build
ing destroying much property and
many valuable records. Three fire
men are victims Of the flames Their
hodies have not Yet been recovered.
Tie origin NJ the fire Is not absolute
ly known, mt il is supposed 10 have
lrru caused hy defective electric wiz
iH4
The mu.ldinS contained ill tha city
iiiteS excep, thar ot tie police ae.
r--manr ani neiuded tIgc central iire
starton and yl~ city jail II was OF
~-r',e and six Starirs in height
rha aiFy hall cast nearly half 4 nil,
iion dollars, but II vas hu;lt in 1sSp
ana has ieprrciat.a much iu value Il
WA iA>li,s.5 fnr $4,000
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oKIAHoMA,s NEW GOV afoovvERNoR.
President Appoints Il. ID. Ferguson,
Vice william jenkins, Removed.

President Appoints Il. ID. Ferguson,
Vice William jenkins, Removed.
V Washington, Dee. THE president
has appointed Thomas b. Ferguson
governor OF Oklahoma, vice William nj.
Jenkins. removed.
In. taking action the president at
tached to the papers the following
memorandum
4 "Governor Jenkins of Oklahoma is
hereby removed because of his improp-
er connection with contract between
the territory and the Oklahoma SAM
tarium company TheNeacision Is based
purely upon his owiS'written state
ments and his oral explanations of
them at the final hearing.
Zone of the duties of the territorial
governor is to enter into a contract
with some person or corporation for
the keeping of the insane of the terri
! tory. Governor jenkins made such a
contract with the Oklahoma Sanltari-
um company. a corporation, the pro
motcrs of which reserved $4,000 of Its
stock for the governor and subject te
| his orders.
In the governors explanation OF the
affair lie says he told the promoters al
the time they desired him to sanction
tho contract that it was an improper
contract and flat I had some friend:
whom | would like 10 have interested
In the company 10 whom owed some
Ipolitical obligations which would no
]. be able TO pay by an appointment o.
anything of that kind
THE governors confessed relations
to the matter disclose such an entir'
4 lttck Of appreciation Of the high tidu
ciary nature of the duties of his offic'
as to unfit him for their further dis
charge.
"A sound rule of public policy ant
morals forbids public servant from
seeking or accepting any personal ben
eft in a transaction wherein he has
public duty 70 perform"
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MSS STONE STILL ALIVE.
President washburne of Robert coir
Iege sends Cheering Csbiearrm.

u z
IeRe sends Cheering CsbIearrm.
New York, Dec. LIN view of the
recent alarming reports from Turkey
about the death of Miss Stone, the
American missionary, The Christian
Herald cahled message of Inquiry
last Saturday to President Washburne
of Robert college. Constantinople.
In an answer just received from the
college president he shows that the re-
ports Of the captive missionary's death
ace entirely without authentic founda-
tiob. fle cablcs that he has strong evil
dsnce of Miss Stones humane treat
fttrt1t
The official assurance that Miss
Stoue ms net lost her life at the hands
of tbs B,lSarian hriSSnds has been re-
celyod with much joy. and hopes OF her
ultimate release are stronger than ever
I.bcfprG
,Presiaam Washhurne's eablesran is
dated fI,,m Behek. city on the Ros-
kphorus "a short distance from the Turk
ish capital. He SAYS:
s"Siaae negotiations suspended. No
Immediate prospect 0c release Salts
factory evidence she has hten vel
/ treated"
The Rev. Judson Smith. n. n. q
Boston. secretary Of tire American
board OF foreign missions. hSs Sst'siN
ed FROM the state department AZ Wash
ington telegram stating that ne re
cent runlor Of Miss Stens'S dsaIo : al
solutely unconfirned
II think that il there vas sng y-asl
in it, said DR., Smith =! Noe,d ssy
had a cable dtSnStcA tra= eSl- rs
sionaries before this I: : decided
case where no news is sC.oi news
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CAMDEN VACCINE PUgz
Health hoard Decides TAst IL Cos
tnfns no Tetanrs G<rvAs

Camden. y. J., nt,s TIE ec&-t -
health Of this city has ai-1so1csd he
result OF its lavss. sss1 * te.@ $50
cine used by local r-yssr541s, T,s ~
port OF the hoard states -. - -sg42as
germs were discovered Is II y-ess
Nine deaths from ilSk.AS scre< v&sss-
nation occurred here srs@ s4E-S : =
all the different Inas ses s.. Et,,.s-ss 81
ployed in Camden we-s s7---s-'s5's sc
The state bacteTielo-i>E slc ~x&-- at-
tinn. nr. Henry Mige1z,L Ss.e--.s-y s.
the New Jersey state t-0ss-5 = As&s-1-
reported 10 the local - ~ hat aE1,a--s-
TORY examinations II the v8cs31= isz1-
JnstEa ted that ~, 10; s..s s'itSs'.a > sse
nIeSept.i ft
4 The Camden hns-4 Y a=z,sA's -s-'s-1
states that tetauus lEs.aI* 5R eFazT
make II vaccine used El.a tsftst1l ~
T sUlting from neglect 0n ~ EG-- = The
I patients. The board sIIs-t-Sss-S tl.@ urs p
i,un1s opinion that i-aS-nve1 ss ysoS!-
/ nation i harmless ); SAsull - insisted
upon by physicians sS a. ais lr,e.y :
necessary proceiu.a .gr u. prevention
I Of smallpox. Te;Snus ~ 4HT oyheE in
fsction The report siai. csn never sc.
cnr II tie operation ! .'t.r-rly project
81 from contact with the stris sphere
with soilei clothing san6ssss. etc.
The sun., 1901-12-02
small Gunrd For Presidents Tomb.

Washington. Dec. little dctach-
ment of troops assigned to the duty
of guarding the vault containing the
remains of the late President McKin
ley in the Westlawn cemetery at Can
ION. O., has been reduced 10 FIVE non
commissioned officers and forty pri-
Yates. under command of Lieutenant
william AshbridSe, Fourteenth in
fantry. The remainder OF the guard
las been sent to the post at Fort
Wayne, Mich
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STRIKE OF sWITCHMEE.
All Roads Except Allegheny valley
Have Ended Trouble.

Pittsburg, Dec. l.Eailroad officials
Of all the roads affected by the strike
except the Allegheny Valley report
that the strike is over, The alley Of
ticials say that the worst Is Gyvr ald
that in a few hours their road VIII be
in normal condition.
While the strike is practically dis.
posed of, the companies fiui tGem.
selves confronted with the war,t cal-
dttion Of freight handling in tie H.s-
tory of the city. Mills along the ,io-
nougahela river are working night and
day At an unusual high pressure. and
connecting roads find it impossible to
supply ears 10 the big plants fast
enough TO get the manufactured prod
net away It is said that in the yards
III the Homestead mill 26O00 tons Of
plates are stored, with little room left.
II relief does not come soon, it is
feared the works will have To Shut
down The ten inch mill has been
suspended and the twenty eight inch
mill is likely to follow soon Ii is fear
ed that the tarrie furnaces at Brad
dock will have TO so out for time.
The Edgar Thomson Steel works are
almost as badly handicapped. Manu-
| facturers and merchants throughout
this entire district are being made tc
suffer severely by the lack OF means
! for transportation.
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Training For Mariae Apprentices.

Slullngo. Cuba. Ilt-c. l.-I.le ulie1
states hattleship Indiana. aching u a
training ship. has arrived al Guanta
uamo The Indiana. it is intended
Shall remain three weeks FOR the pur-
pose If training the marine arpren-
tees in land service. as the topography
of the country IS peculiarly adapted
for this sort OF training. The first par
ty from the ship disembarked at the
exact spot on which the first marines
landed ana fought the SpaniardS in
the recent war. The day was spent in
asg!ns guns over the rough country.
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wreck on Halifax Harbor.

Halifax. u 81 Doc. i 1t is feared
vessel founlered IN the nay outside
ifalifax harhor IN last Mondays gale.
~ hpre haS since drifted ashore At
S!rny cove. sonIr miles west Of The
r.tr, in 2 sparsely settled locality. the
>.rH " 4 schooner or hrig 1t Il paint
rd Hack outside and lead color inside.
Tine name board is gone The stern
looked AZ though It had been repaired
within two years and n harhor pilot
who saw il Thought ii would hel-nG to
4 vessel Y ahont seventy or eighty
tons
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Rooseveit sign. Death warrant.

Washington. Dec. l. President
Roosevelt has confirmed sentence of
death imposed by general court mar
tial convened at Nueva Caceres, Philip
pine Iaands, upon Private Daniel Hea-
ly, Company C, Twenty infan
try, who was found guilty Of muir
der and sentenced to be hanged
This is the first instance since Mr..
Roosevelt entered on his presidential
duties wherein death sentence i'm
posed on an American soldier has been
approved by him. In but one case did
the late President Mckinley sign the
death warrant Of a soldier Of the Unit
ed States, that Of Phineas Foutz. an
Ohio soldier, who murdered his Filipi-
no sweetheart.
The sun., 1901-12-02
pig s,reet Eaaway strike imminent

Dftrult. NIeA,, Dec. n kugin ON OI
this city national treasurer Of TN
AmaIgnmarei Association of Street
Railway Employees, who has returned
from the east. says that u strike Of
street railway men in Philadelphia is
imminent The men want 20 cents an
hour ana ten hour day. Mr. Orr
said: Il expect 10 he called back to Phil
adelphia in few days To take charge
Of affairs there. The Union Traction
company refuses to discuss the mems
demands. and conditions there are i'm
bearable."
The sun., 1901-12-02
West Point Downs the Middie..

Philadelphia, Dec. Probably the
most distinguished gathering that evel
witnessed football contest in this
country and admittedly the greatest
crowd that ever entered the gates of
Franklin field saw West Point defeat
Annapolis BY the score OF II 10 ). From
the moment that President Roosevelt
and his party entered the great amphi,
theater until half an hour after the
tinekeeper announced cessation Of hos.
tilities there was an almost continuous
uproar such as has probably ngveI
taken place on any other football field
In the count-v
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Erie strike settled.

Susquelauna. Pa, Dec. l-After ten
months duration the labor contention
between the Erie Railway company
and its striking boiler makers employ
ed at the shops at Susquehanna and
Meadville. Pa, and Hornellsyille, y,
Y. has been amicably settled The
men VIII return to work. 1t is under.
stood that there We're concessions Oil
both sides During the strike tie
boiler shops have been manned by
transient workmen.
The sun., 1901-12-02
Alleaed Murderer podse. rnr.nit.

New York, Dec l.. II has been
learned sy the police here that Frank.
lin Williams, accused u staying John
Kraus in Trentou. y. j.. has fei to.
ward this city instead ot Philadelphia.
as was at first supposed He bought
ticket in Trenton for Ph!ladelphia.
but at Ttenton Junction. on the Read
ing railrPad, he changed il for trans.
portauOn; to Bound Brook.
The sun., 1901-12-02
Hartford Rector pead.

Hartford, Conn. Dec. 1.-The Rev.
Cornelius G. Bristol, Ii Ioz Of tie
Church Of the Good Shepherd, i dead
at his home in this l!ty from heart
failure, following an eperation He
was thirty eight years Of age and
leaves widow and Two eh.lifen be-
sides bis mother. WHO lives ID Milford.
He graduated from Yale with the class
Of So and was ordained in lSs.o.
The sun., 1901-12-02
rhe I.i,ernool llnnk Ernnds.

London, Dec, L. Bow street inspect
ors have announced that no further ar.
rests have been made i'll connection
With the Liverpool bank frauds. Coun
sci for the bank say however, that an
additional warrant has been issued fol
W. II. STYLES, who has not yet been
taken into custody and who apparent
ly received about Sl3O,O00 from Gou
The sun., 1901-12-02
nner Attnck Rerui-ed.

Pretoria. Dec. 1.-The Beers have
made a general attempt to break the
hlockhouSe Gordon along the railway
west of NIidiclburg. but We're re-
lullscd, with, ii is thought, conSilrra-
lie loss. An armored train turned back
iiie main body of 200 of the Beers, and
the garlisuns Of the blockhouses check
ed the attacking party at other points
Cavalry oaicer Wins Seaman Prize.
Washington. Dec. 1.-The military
service institution of the United State
has awarded the Seaman prize 70
l01t-$1oo in gold-for the best es>sl.
on The Utilization of Native Traup
In our Foreign Possessions" 70 CHp
tain e. u. Rhodes. Sixth United Sttta
cavalry.
The sun., 1901-12-02
Hor,emen Home From Abrnah.

New York. Dec The Atlantic
Transport liner Minneapolis, from Lon
don, has arrived at her dock. She has
on board E. Wishsrd, John Hug
gins, trainer for w 9. Whitney. ana
]. Maekey, who has bought IN Great
Britain u large number Of horses for ].
B, Haggins' California and Kentucky
sind farms
The sun., 1901-12-02

n,Iney W. Lafrrrty. a farmer nying
zl@;lr lover, had about 20 baskets Of
a-p stolen from his field last Tuesday
H-tt 1fe wagon iii which the corn was
CARRIED IF was tracked nearly TO Dover,
The annual Sussex County Teachers
lH>titur" Will br held ut Milford, De
rsuhHr 1. and viii continue three days.
The sun., 1901-12-02
MARRIED.

FIIMER gibson ~ 4 \. m., iii
Wednesday. Novcmper 21th, nj the home
!. the cousin Of tho ..rnum. Mr.. William
Dtto Prochl. No Ga1 Jackson st. by The
Itry. William NJ Ieiferi>. u. u. rector Of
Calvary Episcopal Church: MIR. Samuel
e.. Fulmer, to Miss Mary u. Gibson both
NJ Philadelphia.
-MUSTIN = At Calvary
church, hy the rector thr Rev, Dr. Jef.
rariS, ~ Wednesday evening, November
eth. MIR George IL. I.ecch. 10 Miss sou.
isa +, Muslin, 10th II this ,ity.
The sun., 1901-12-02
Prominent syrncnsnn Dead,

Syracuse, y. u, Dec l-Charles 4.
pennison, honr@- assistant IRE chief
OF Syracuse. Is dead from a eomplica,
r!on ri diseases, He was a member Of
al the Masonic bodies and prominent
clubs OF Syracuse nnd the Lambs
club Of New York. He vas forty -four
Years old.
The sun., 1901-12-02
carneu win Again Meet Terry.

Nsw York, Dec. 1.-Young Corbett Of
aruyor who defeated Terry SIcGuvern
tf Hartford Conn. last Thursday says
Jra ae lfl his manager Johnnie
5rhptt would meet McGovern and
}@ uHer sam Harris. in this city
within u 1ew haurs for the purpose Of
amaNl.nE another match. The match
VIII ta governed by the sane condi-
ton weight that prevailed in the
one when proved so disastrous 10 Nc
Govern
The sun., 1901-12-02
TO Investigate Detroit. Horror.

Thy Injector company Of this city,
whose planT Mas wrecked hy q boiler
explosion last Tuesday, in which thirty
employees lost their lives. has secured
Professor T n, carpenter of Cornell
oollege 10 examine the wrecked boiler
IN tleir interests.
The sun., 1901-12-02
Heitfels withdraws From ropuit.t.

Boise, Ida, Dec. 1.-United STATES
Senator Henry Heitfeld Of this state
has addressed letter to r. II. An
drews OF this city chairman Of tia
Populist state central committee an.
houneing his withdrawal from the
Populist party and his atfiliation with
the Democratic party.
The sun., 1901-12-02
Labor Federation convention

Scranton Pa. pec. 1.-DelegateS 70
the twrnty.tir~r aanual convention of
the American Federation of Labor.
which opens here next Thursday have
begun 10 arrive. Thare Will ha 800
delegates and as many more visitors
in attendance. including all the noted
labor leaders.
The sun., 1901-12-02
r. n. Troybrtdue n,,,v

New Haven. Conn. Dec 1.-E. Hayes
Trowbrldge. one Of the wealthiest men
Of this state and prominent as stock
holder In various railroad properties. is
critically i'll at his residence His ply.
sicians state that he can live hut few
hours. Mr. Trowbridge has been sick
since last September, He is sixty years
old EE
The sun., 1901-12-02
old CnInnr stnck snIn.

Boston pcr Il Fifteen hundred
shares III the now stock of tia Old
colony railrnad authorized ',y ,At rail
-oad commissioners NOV lit tile par
value OF $500 per share. have been
sold at auction for s2lu4s a share
The sun., 1901-12-02
Another Skating FntnIi,y,

Nausaturk, Conn, bee. l.-while
skating 1T Mulberry Hill reservoir
Tracy Cannon, aged sixteen, son of j
L. Cannon, a prominent resident
broke through the thin ice and was
drowned.
The sun., 1901-12-02
Reward FOR cl.iI War Naval oacer.

Washington, Dec. LIN accordance
with a decision of the, navy. depart
ment all the mates now in the navy
who served during the war of the re-
bellion are TO he warranted as boat
swains in recognition Of their long
term Of service. FL
The sun., 1901-12-02
Yale. cro.. country victory

New York, Dec. l.-Yale athletes Won
the individual and team AonorS IN the
intercollegiate cro~S country champion.
ship run which took PlIrA over the
Norris park steeplcchase race course.
Tire individual honor was Won NV =,
" Franehot 1T olean, y. u
The sun., 1901-12-02
rire sweeping >nsra.i,a rrnirie..

Lincoln. S-h., Dec. L. y special from
Spriugyirw SAYS The whole range
coun.ty north aud west OF here il on
fire. All the range for many miles has
been burned over. and thousands Of
tons Of Hay huNr hrrn destroyed"
The sun., 1901-12-02
Momemad. GIo.es For Army.

Washington Dee !. The war de-
parlurnt de~iruns ot encouraging
home industries. has directed the de,
pot quartcrmastcr AT Philadelphia 10
purchase supply of white gloves
manufactured in New York and send
4 limited number 10 several Of the
more important military posts for trial
aS to whether the gloves ARE equal in
wearing qualities TO the White Berlin
gloves manufactured III Germany and
now furnished the army.
The sun., 1901-12-02

Small automobiles with places for the
alAS and ends ~ the writing table or
matches and finished with nickel, some
u Them, others in brass. will cost 50
aud 81.
The sun., 1901-12-02
Holiday Goods
:: AT ::
..''" sssD Bros.

barney and Berry Skates, sleds,
Express Wagons. blackboards, veloci-
pedes; Malleable Iron, steel and me-
chanical toys, money safes, black
boards, tool chests, Christmas tree
holders and fence, hot air engines,
magic lanterns, footballs, striking
bags, boxing gloves, guns, air and
cartridge rifles, Russell's silver-plated
ware and carving sets. Table and
pocket cutlery. scissors, safety and
other razors.
The sun., 1901-12-02

Watches AS has been our
custom for years
Given past, we are Civ
ing until Christ
With mas real fine time
keeping watches
Boys with chains, with /
Clothing worth W of boys
49,, clothing, hats and
Unti shoes. We do this
N, as an advertise
ohris'h'"s ment and to make
our house popular with the
little fellows. The watch
given with IS worth is tile
celebrated Yankee Nickel
Watch, and with $40 the
Triple Silver Watch. Neat
chain with charm goes with
every watch. The clothing
costs you no more thau reg
ular prices. The watch and
chain cost you nothing, and
during the past four years at
Christmas times we have
given away more than J, 200
of these watches, and feel
we'll paid for the extra ex-
pense Of their cost.
Open Tuesdsy and Satur'
day nights.
Jas. 7. MuNin & Sons
9th & Market, Wilmington
The sun., 1901-12-02
R...r.l .R.,rnnc netnrn,.

Peoria. ms, Dec /. Collections of
internal revenue for tile month of No
vember for tile Fifth district have
created tie highest record FOR any dis,
trict hi the United states. The total
The sun., 1901-12-02

Ladies' Mackintoshes former price
$500 to $500, sale
Arice, ............... -. zoe. to Sd 90
The sun., 1901-12-02

,.ll.lI lIiIsatlIt.ts
The Marshall republican., 1901-11-15

Battle Creek S~snitarium Foods may
be had 1t MILES 4 STEELE'S. (7.tf)