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Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1901-06-27

PREPARATIONS are ROW being made
flor what promises 10 hc III every WAY Il
hitting celebration Of the glorious
Fourth of July in il grand picnic to hc
shrId III Swccncv'S Grove hear Meade"
:Elun. pinucr and refreshments Will
tie served oil the grounds. There Will
tie Il platform dance. y good time
splumiSci to al corners. Come all and
ispcnd the day with us.
TUE COMMITTEE.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1901-06-27
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near LcwIShurg.
Harry smart Esu.. Of .bc Hjct,lards
left rnes,lay for Monroe county to visit
|,.i. son W,,tirs Stuart
us w. ~ ,,,ri,,or IF Ior;sriI,o
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1901-06-27

we. rxci-Har0Ns--H'o on? "1:Et
Comfort. Va. June -, July II ami -
Aug. s and 10 and Sept. .. nn trains
Nos. . and (. good for III days with stop
oyer privilege on return trip. Fare FOR
the round trip from R"nccvcrtc S3."o'
To Atlantic City June ~. July al"
Is. Aug. |. Is and :" and Sept. l..
Round trip from H"nccycric ST. w
rood for IG DAYS Ten day stop overs
allowed Il, Washington. lialtim"re III"
Philadelphia. nn going trip. hy dcl"Sit-
ing ticket with depot agent.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1901-06-27

AT recen, trial in Paris it Wa
revealed that 2 Fr"r;h firm was
making nnre than lN,nND c"rr"tS II
wear tor men, },O00 hpiug shipped It"
England, chiefly for army officers.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1901-06-27

:. ". AxpmH>oN. Esq. pre- prirt"'
Of Ims.c>i,r >tork Farm. Baker MIL
this county. sold recently /" Edw"r"
e.. Nr'fcr. Briggs. VA, one year!!ne
Hereford! hmlI and 40 3-year-c!d helf'
rrS. The nmll was Il yearllng past ARD
weighed l.lon lbs. lie was sired ny
Hritom Gur:7. the hert! bull he has used
.nr i !rw wears and sold At Kansas Clty
No.. laS: fall. weighing. after arriving
there. ~" lbs and was the largest plllI
il; L safe Of over TWO hundred cattle
Also umc ;;ulI one 3-year-old heller and
two cows 10 ". y. Cunningham. OF
Marion county: one 2.vear-old bull to
Lamar Alexander, Of Fort Spring and
one 3-vear-ulh bull to r. Il. freshman
Of Lirdside, Monroe county.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1901-06-27

IT is said Andrew Carnegie will
erect.a monumant to the late james
q. Blaine, in Pittsburg.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1901-06-27

BELOW CosT.-I have ten Guam
pion Hay Rakes, self dump "nlcE l
will sell for $500 each-sS.oO oeio"
cost, JOHN v. HAUL
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1901-06-27

a success in eve1y'HEicular. Tie at.
tendance was good and discipline fine.
Prof. CIV. Rodes proved himself to he
the right man in the right place Ills
teaching was practical and thorough
The closing exercises Of the school were
excellent and consisted of splendid ORA
tons and dialogues, interspersed with
music.
Miss Emily Anderson, who has been
attending school here. left Tuesday for
her home ut Green sulphur Springs
Mr.. Dick Thompson and vile, OF
Charleston, are the guests Of Me-. lSaac
Thompson, Of this place.
Mrs. \. j. Thompson. of RomEcy,
was called TO the bedside of her father,
Mr., d, X. IIofl, Of this section, last
Wednesday. lie is not expected I" i've.
The ice cream supper here OH last H.
dav night was much enjoyed by al!
pres emit. L. H. -
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1901-06-27

:; Virginia, were here this week OH bust
;iuess, stopping at Hotel Duffy.
i Mrs. NJ. l.. Bray and little grand
sdaughter. Minnie Cox, of Hinton. are
Sshere the guests of her daughter, Mrs.
~. w. CrickenberGcr. at Hotel Duffy.
a W. W. IIogsett arrived here from
aMouroc county with his bride Monday
saftcrnooli, and is stopping with the
Hurdles sister, Mrs. NJ. II. Walkup, of
8this vicinity.
i e.. :. Baker, wife and child. of Lilly
S,lale, Monroe county, were guests OF
3Mrs. Bakers father, Mr.. &. NJ. Nor
Sgan. near this place, Il couple ot daVS
4tlr past week.
8 Miss Daisy Fcalnster. music teacher
hin Marshall College, Il; Huntington, Is
sspemling her vacation at her home here.
4Shc WAS accompanied home by Garnet
SBavlass. of Dunloup.
q Miss Agatha ES;ill and Cecil Austin.
aof RUmuey, are hcre-the former the
Aguest of her sister, MIS-. L. W. Me-
aClung, and the latter the guest Of his
afather, DR.. &. y. Austin.
q or those leaving on the Washington
4eXcurSiun last night we note-NIsses
SKatc WnrSham and Susie FrantZ, Mrs.
aSalic +. FrantZ. Mr.. Henry NorShaIn,
land Masters Frank and James RAIDER.
a !. \. McClintic. who wis called to
st;rcenbrer 10y the illness Of his mother,
3 Mrs. J. Steele McCljutic, who has since
Sdicd. left Thursday for his home i'll
aperrv, Mo. lie WAS accompanied by
alis sister. Miss IfcSS. VINO will make it
iahrr future home.
g Miss Brv,la Jetrries and Clifton Coli
Sman returned from the Normal School,
I5at Athens. to their homes Ill the itch
Slauds last week. Miss JctIres was ac-
arumIrlnicd home 10y her friend, Miss
& Nauuic Brown. Of BlurIicld, who will
a be her guest for some time.
! Rev Or Il. l.. TcIrord from Buffalo
3aud ThVs. II. Dennis from "trip
at0 the Northern part Of the state. re.
Hturueh Tuesday morning Miss Mary
: Johnson returned with the latter from
IMorgantown ami is the guest of her
haunt. Mrs ThUS. Fl. Dennis.
1 Rev. DR.. Collins Denny. Of Wander
Abilt University, Nashville, Tennessee,
Sioincd his family here last Monday
1--WE are glad to have Or. Denny, VIII"
4 was pastor of the NJ. T.. Church, south.
Iherc in the SOS, and his family among
+ us again. They have hccn given Z warm
fwclcOmc 10y their Old friends.
4 Among the relatives from distant
SpartS present 10 attend the funeral OF
aCul. Harlow yesterday werc-llcnry NJ.
aund Homer Harlow, Mr.. and Mrs. Hcn.
Nv. W arrcm. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM NJ. Nc
81 Ulster. Mr.. Carter 3. Hunter. Mrs
sIlattie G.. lIakic. Mrs. Roberta f.
1 Catlin. Mr.. Robert ". Rcnck, Mrs.
sClarencc Dickson and Mrs. Jacob Rife.
5Capt. Benz. +. Harlow will arrive from
5Ncw Mexico tomorrow.
Charles Nathan McWhortcr, son OF
s.Iudge J. NJ. McWhOrtcr, is ii home
sfrum The State University with his Il"
4 urec of !1achclOr Of Arts in Law. lie
shaS passed the examination required by
L. I,,,.,, - tIn - NJ - ,uL Imam nj IN IL ted
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1901-06-27

BAEEnTR county, will vote on H.
suing $50, 900 worth of bonds tn bnlld
a new courthouse.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1901-06-27

GEO. W. CARROLL, of Beaumont
Texas, made rich ny The oil d'3r"v'
crjrs. has given Stin. 600 tn Baylor
University in Waco, Texas, to erect
i science building, and has prnmiSrti
more il the sum given is not Suiil'
ripul
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1901-06-27
:!AM!l! GROCERIES

consisting Of SUGAR, COFFEE,
RICE, TEA, MOLASSES, VINE
GAR, LARD, MEATS, CANNED
GOODS Of all kinds, GOODS in
glass, NUTS, FRUITS, TOBACCO
and CIGARS, AMMUNlTlDN and
FISHING TACKLE AND Ian.
DRETH'S GARDEN SEEDS III
season
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NOTICE..

I II. parties are hereby nntitIed not
y 20 tresspass. IL any way-tlsh!hg
hunting or O,her~ise-upOn the lands
formerly owned by Dewing 4 Sons and
now owned rs the Cherry River Boom
L Lumber 20 situated Oh the waters
of Cherry river. in the counties Of
Greeubrier and Nichcias
CHERRY RIVER BOON x I.LMhEE
rp.. by Il. Gilpim Smith. >upt.
June 6-tf.
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S,ayS. The pastor. irv Meadows, re.
SuurSt. Us IL state rhat special arrange
smcnts will he mAc TO accommodate all
their white friends who may wish To at
Stcnd.
y Mr.. VIM. Is. Groves AMI Miss Martha
W iuall were married yesterday after
anoon ut the home of her father, George
CIV mall. EsQ., near LcwiShurg. heT.
sRobcrt l.. Fult2 oficiatcd. y happy
Sbride and groom. i gooi dinner, and a
sInyorS wedding party generally. was
stlc result Of the occasion. Theattcnd-
Sante were Miss Lulu Groves and Mr..
HFlctcher Reed ard Miss Willie Boone
Hand Mr.. John Groves.
3 !. f. Vanstaveru. of Cap Mills. Mon,
+ roe county. was IN l.ewiSburg last tues
Slav with wagon load OF rs fine straw
HherrieS as we ever saw, many OF them
Ebeing almost aS large as 4 hen egg. lie
Uniformed us that he has an acre and
aa-half in Strawberries this year and
Xviii gather about 100 bushels from the
asame. He sold the load out that he had
sbrought over in few hours at SS.OO
sper bushel. and engaged another load to
HE delivered next week.
The people of Lewisburg were greatly
surprised yesterday morning to learn
Hthat the night before Mr.. Emmett Ty-
rec and Miss Willie L. Cogblll and
Mr. Harry l.. Tyree and Miss Nash
Brosius were very quietly married at
Frankford. this county, and had left
Ion the night train. with their brides. for
1.-The Buffalo Exposition on bridal tours.
HRev. A. NJ. Hartman performed the
Sceremonies. These two young men are
Slsons of Samuel F. Tyree, Esq, of
fFrankford, and we wish them and their
Syouug brides a happy and prosperous
Diourney through life.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1901-06-27

Anv one in doubt Of this being genuine sale is in
vited to look former prices which are marked IN PLAIN
fyures Business we are after and Business we Will
have if price cutting on seasonable goods counts.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1901-06-27
CvrtN1rjtr :lInflrpenAtAt
rtilN~lAN, JUNE 17Tu, 1901.
k.E4 Al. " AEEER RS

...n.j President his appointed George
I:4r, postmaster * Anderson.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-05

forming the pill now begins. and it is
an operation requiring a great deal of
acquired deXterity.
With the dexterOus tviriinE motion
of the fingers the prospective pill is
made 70 ASSUME the shape OF a cone.
While still plant a swift thrust Of the
point Of the needle through the central
orifice of the bowl converts the cone
into a cylinder. The cylinder is a. little
irregular on the upper edge but a, twiri
along the rim of the. bowl corrects it.
That practically completes the cooking
Of the pill Tor the pin OF the opium
smoker is not a sphere, but a cylinder
IA thing like a spool Of thread, and
like it. having a hole through its long
axis. The next thing to do IS to fix
the pin in position on the bowl so that
IL can - smoked.
This rs accomplished BY heating the
orifce Of the bowl and the bottom of
the pellet of opium at the same time.
Then the point Of the needle is Inserted
hi the hole and pressed downward, AID
q quick twlst seats the-little cylinder Of
opiUm-n0W quite hard and dark brown
Ia color--on the pipe bowl. The hole
left by the withdrawn needle makes a
CONTINUOUS passage from the outside Of
the pin Is the Interior Of the bowl and
50 Trough the long bamboo stem to
the phi the pipe bowl is inverted over
the lamp ir such a R'vy as 70 allow the
point Of the flame almost 70 touch the
try hole through the center Of the
olii1m pellet The opium begins to
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which there is great mental activity Of
a confused kind with much bodily tor
pOr and discomfort. Entire uneon-
sciOusness is very rare.
1t is a mistake to suppose that the
smoking of one pill of opium wiz rem
der a. novice unconscious, or that II VIII
give him delightful visions. 1t takes at
least five or SIX pills to effect an ordi-
nary man, and the after effects are
nearly always pleasant The aItfsles-
tons OF opium differ with the ind4Vld-
ual, but. III general. they may be sum
med UP as follows The smoking OF a
moderate amount Of the drug produces
a feeling Of bodily and mental comfort;
the troubles OF the day vanish or be
come incOnsiderable; the mind as IN
clOuded.
There is a marked tendency to con
versatiOn-to condolences and the Feia--
opium is distinctly p social diversion
Two persons are nearly always com
panions at the opium tray. each after
nately acting as cook while' the othsf
smokes This tongue loosenlng pc VI ~
arity of opium has often been taken a.
vantage Of by the police Many OF the
cIeverer class Of Criminals are. smokers
of opium, and the police knowing thdC
the man does not exist who VIII not 10
the intervals Of smoking, relate ms ad-
ventures. lay their plans accordingly
Only too often. however, Ghey nave
found that the drug stimulated Lne slll-
aginatiOn as well as the cOnVerSatlOndI
powers Of the habitue, and that he has
related a series of thrilling deeds that
have no foundation in fact This IS che
origin OF the slang exp essions, pipe
story and pipe dream It is reeog-
nfzed fact that the use Of opium seeIns
to abolish the ability to distinguish the
differences between lact and fiction The
I grea test liars on earth are the Chlnese,
while in the United States, the. M0rd
of a user of opium is discred3ted IN
every court Of law.
The greatest evil due to the smoking
Of opium is the consumption OF unle
which attends it. Opium IS usually
smoked at night. and owing TO the SLOW
/ process of preparing the pills. e VIII
be daylight before the smoker IS re-ily
( for sleep. Then he wiz either sleep
badly or very heavily. In either event
he win be disinclined to rise at the
hour usual TO non-srnOkers- Opium
smoking is, IN fact, the greatest time
Z wsster on earth. The confirmed opium
/ smoker is never punctuaI; he is never
Z ready for the work at hand Procras-
I tination is his daily habit. His general
I tendency is to neglect his business; 20
'-Iet things slide" Even the Chime man
1 who is almost always moderate
/ smoker, is not exempt from this rule
] You may. see Cinnamon working late
/ at night hut never early in the morn
+ ing. New YOrk's Chinatown at 9
i o'clock in the morning is a, desert OF
7 closed shops
4 In the scanty literature on the sub
jeet OF opium smoking the concensus OF
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opinion, both medical and lay, is to the
effect that moderate indulgences in
opium smoking is not more harmful
than the moderate Indulgence in beer.
Inc trouble is, however that the white
especially the American-is not
prone to moderation in anything that
he likes, and OF which the results don't
show.
The dangers which temperance advo-
Gates find ia the liquor traffic are in
finitesipDaf compared to those attend
ant upon the abuse OF opium. The
person who consumes alcohol to ex-
cess becomes noisy and violent He at
tracts public attention, and the cause
of his nisdemeanOr is recognized The
0pium inebTiate creates no disturbance;
attracts nc attentiOn: makes no trou-
BILE for any one. Because of this IL
is somewhat difficult to awaken the
average man to an appreciation Of the
existing facts concerning Opium The
( subject is not popular. Only a few
months have passed since DIR. Crothers,
one Of the greatest living authorities
on the drug, declared in a. .signed arti-
Gle that 80 per cent of medical men
were haBIts1a.l users Of morphine-
which is one Of the derivatives of
opium. The statement passed almost
unnoticed and Inehalienged. whereas
had amy one asserted -thata30 per cent
of the doctors of this country vsere
habitual drinkers, there would have
been wild hOwls Of. protest.
(copyright 1901, BY Harvey Sparks)
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into the box containing the treacly
opium and gets a piece about the size
Of a pea TO adhere to it, This little
gl0bule of opium &C then held some
inches above the flame of the lamp.
AS the heat reaches it the opium be-
gins to swell and change color. 1t be-
comes, when pure, a. delicate golden
brown and emits a rather pleasant
fruity Odor.It is Intensely inhammable
and the greatest care has to be taken
90 prevent the pip from catching
fire while It is being cooked If it does
il flares ike a bit Of sealing wax. If
all goes well the pellet Of opium IS
cooked until the superfous moisture
has been dried off All this time the
surface of the pipe bowl has also been
heated at the lamp, and an occasional
tWirl of the pellet against the lamp
bow, has Kept it ia an approximately
sphericstl shape. The work of really
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-05

melt and q shesp fnspsrstion through
DE fn9uthpiece OF the pipe deaws the
resuHing, snoke into the mouth of the
It aiSes about Eve mfnute s u. prepare
piA satisfactorily. The sinking of Il
occupies less 5han thirty seconds. Some
smokers merely keke The smoke INFO
me fumes into their lungs and 'exhaIe
the smoke through heir noses. The
sfeatest pbEsiological eGect-and the
Eorst-is Obtaiped hg lhe latter means.
AZ to the evil effects OF pnium su1ok-
ms there is q varietg Of opiniohs. Some
erroneous ideas should first be cleared
cut Of The way iu order to start fairly
IL me FIRST place at is the best to for
get aU those legends about visions, 2
t4oeautiful dreams and "ecstatic cons
ditlop-s There are none. The effect Of
opium - 90 give sensation OF trans
guilty and calm content. III there are
amy 0reams they areF exceetiingIy
likely to be unpleasant ones If too
mucb opium Is smoked. either n,ausea
Nflf r-aui -0r there wiz eusie an un-
pleasant condition Of waking coma, IN
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one end and drawn to a tapering point
at the other.
Opium is always smoked in the re
cumbent position and never with any
other form of pipe than that men
toned. Pictures showing men sitting
while supposed to be smoking opium
are idiotic. There is a rather cOmpG-
Gated German silver water pipe much
used by the Chinese which II often
mistaken for an opium pipe by Vnin-
for tobacco.
When the opium smoker wishes 80
smoke he lights the small lamp, places
If in the center of his tray, and lies
either upon a couch. or. more frequent
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smile IF the ink bottle if a good sized
pin hole were punched through the CEN
ter Or the bottom 81 the Ink bottle a
very good int8ti0n Of an opium pipe
bowl would be obtained. 'rhe neck of
the bottle would form the shank of the
bowl ibis bowl IS dtted on to the
pipe and the shank II She bowl is FREE
Queatly wrapped wits a turn or two
~ sort rag TO MAKE am air-tight Joint
The mouthpiece of the pipe IS invaria-
hIy of ivory ana the hole b it's of the
size Gf the interior of She bamboo stem.
1t j. inteu9e1 20 bc pressed against
The lips. net taken between them.
The smoking lamp Is usually q glass,
and Is almost identical with the little
bedside lamps sold IN tie STORES as
FAIRY lamps. The opium SMOKER ai-
ways burns peanut oil s. the lamp. il
be- en- get 81. O15Ve oil IS used IS
cheap and inferior substitute pefnut
OH says the experienced sfuok-ss gives
q hot. smokeiess and tas-eiess flaue.
other oils give bad faror 20 tRe
opium The needie used. for cooking
the option resembles a sgeei sRltting
Meade which has been hammered al
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-05

TWENTY years ago, Mr.. Allen VIII
Hams. calculating from the import
figures than at hand, escimated
that there were 1000, 900 opiurn smokers
I'm the United States. Even at that time
his figures were thought to be below
the mark To what extent the habit
has spread since that date can only be
guessed but there Sc abundant evidence
90 show 3 remarkable ana alarming in
crease And vet it is 10 exaggeration
% say that the smoking OF opium. and
the consumption in other Ways oe its
aikaloid derivatives. is becoming one of
the greatest publil menaces of the day.
BY che uuinformed the smoking IS re-
garded as being a distinctly Chinese
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-05
Hair Brushes and Cosmetics

Hair Brushes and Cosmetics
English bristle hair brushes, hard
wood backs, that were 25c, Monday,
Tuesday, Wednesday-17
Most excellent hair brushes, kinds
that sell for CSC, 75c and S5c each,
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,
choice of any fCr-S7c.
Bailey's Face Powder, perfectly pure
and free from anything injurious
to the skin, three days, instead of
sc a box, two boxes-5c
Henry Tetlow Swansdown Face Pow
der, white only, three days, the 15c
boxes-Sc.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-05

stephens VIII set yen a quick tenant
List your 5Souses foT rent with hinS 90
South Main.
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In Notion Store.

Rapid Hooks and Eyes, black and
silver. sizes 3 and 4, Monday and
the week, 15c boxes, II dozens
Alba double covered dress shields,
sizes 4 and 5, not many, sell for
15c and zoe each, reduced to-lOc-
Lilly single covered dress shields
pure gum, French nainsook covers
soc a pair kinds for this week
I5c, and the Csc for-1Sc.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-05

Rest quality tailors' Mending. Tissue,
mends invisibly kid gloves or
cloth of any kind, Monday, Tues
day, Wednesday, instead Of &c a
piece-5e.
Victoria. crochet cotton, plain c9lors
and the variegated, Monday and
the week, instead Of SC a spool,
Ave spools for-10c.
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Last Chapter Of a War Ronance.

(ChicaEo TFibune3
taducah- Ny---Sfe.}rge Hulett, re-
tired capitalist OF Keht. o. arrived
here on his bridal trips Thirty-six
years ago Hulett was wounded in the
civil war near Cleveland. Tenn HIS
regiment Being on the move. he we
LETT behind at residence near bv
Flora richardson then only il years
old, nllrssd him constantly During the
many weeks Of his Illness. ana he se-
cured her promise TO marrs- him when
the war was over Hulett ejoined the
regiment and settled in Kent. o.. ~ hen
the war was eover Forsetting his cid
love, he married and rose in the CONF
nercfei world. Several yea4s ago his
Wife died Twentg-four months after
ward he began q search for his asg11y
days sweetheart He found her after
a long search and they were mairied
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(copyrigRt, 1901 BY harvey sbarts)
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Couch Cover Chance.
! Buckles and
I Jewelry.

women'z belt buckles, gold, silver,
Oxidized and steel, in a variety OF
different desirable styles that were
priced csc up to s1.75 each, Mon
day, Tuesday, wednesday-HAIF
PRICE
chi1d's pin sets, gold fronts, chased,
soc. a set regular, three days-33e.
Baby chain pin sets, rolled gold
plate and in French enamel, 75o
regular, three days-47o.
Brooches in various pretty jewel sst-
tings that were 15c and zoe each,
choice-7c.
Beauty pins, some with stone set
tings, others plain, sell regularly
for csc a dozen, choice-6c dozen,
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$l25 and Sl35 Chamois Gloves---75c.


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