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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1902-05-01

If Emperor William should desire to
get out OF the reigning business, John
Wanamaker would doubtless give him
job in one of his big department
stores. Mr. Wanamaker has no hest
fancy in saying that he regards Viii.
liam as "a very enterprising young
man."
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1902-05-01

AN examination of the City Treas
urer's report makes the chances for
any municipal improvements this year
look like thirty cents. Or, to be ex-
act, like thirty-six cents. That was
the amount remaining in the treasury
on April IA after the outstanding or
ders were paid.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1902-05-01
DO THEY LIVE IN EVANSVILLE?

1t is about time for Congressman
Cooper to come out in the open and
declare himself. If he expects his
friends around the district to rally to
his support, it may be necessary for
him to do little missionary work at
home. There are other men in the
district who aspire to Congress-
GAINESVILLE Daily Gazette.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1902-05-01

Via the sNorth Western line. Excur-
sion tickets will be sold May 4 and 5.
with final return limit until June 80,
inclusive, account General Conference
M. E. church South. Apply to agents
Chicago & North Western R'y. w51
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1902-05-01
STANDING OF BOWLING TEAMS.

Bowling season for 19O1-O2 of the
Kenosha Bowling league closed We'd
nesday night at the Grant House
alleys with game between the Kenos
and Ade1fas, the latter taking three
straight games. The standing of the
league is as follows:
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1902-05-01

We, the undersigned, do hereby
agree to refund the money on 5O-cent
bottle of Greene's Warranted Syrup OF
Tar if it.fails to cure your cough or
cold. We also guarantee a 25-cent
bott1eito provelsatisfactory or money
refunded.
L. e. HACKLEY'& Son,
Observation-Disclosures,
dwm15 G.. L. CAMERON.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1902-05-01
A CARD

The Individual average Of every
will be given by May LIST.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1902-05-01
very Low Rates to DALLAS, TEX.

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The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-02

man Is slow TO lose his temper Il
takes him a long time % find Il
again when be loses il once. IL may
be a little thing that makes him lose
it in The first place, but that's only
because there's been lots Of other
things behind that little one that's
been putting him IN the humoE,
Lawlessness breeds lawlessness, and
Them gangs Of repea,ers protected
by The police, and judicial decisions
that conceal their lawlessness and
make il triumphant, will be largely
responsible for anything Of the kind
that may happen to you. Thing
have commenced a-hsppening now.
And when them kind Of things be.
gin a-happening they keep on >.
happenin & until the right hing hap.
pens. Then they stop.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-02
whatold politician says.

the msjafuy 70 he overcome. They
wouIAnt have to issue an order
against ihe deputy sheuns, for
they've got an Of them deputies
now, but hey would issue the or
ders acccssafy 10 control the regis
tration through the power OF the
police at the precinct registration
polls, asa iicn again at The polls on
election day. I've always said that
the Juas law wasa bigger knot on
their club Than The Nesbi, law is,
and they have proved I and will
prove Il agnn. The ducks who
said natI was auay off when dc.
clared bots oi ihese bills, before
they were passed, constituted a con
spiraey 10 ccuni in a gold bug adj
ministtalion 10 81. Louis, can salt
tins down aud see il Il viii keep.
lcu can't head EN- off between
now and mes, November unless You
throw ihsir trolley of the line, Ike
you're 1oia down there nowadays
when 500 want to stop q street car
that's CONS 20 run over you and
cant be topped any other way
Looks % me ike yor people down
there are l~eginnin TO get mad.
When go3d-tcmpered people begin
to &c, tHai way they're liable to
stay msj : long tune. When a
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-02

Il yea want sale bulls. posters. o.
snytaiag ~ ts, lsus. TINS TatnrSs
wih y 4 los yoa
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-02

of 'Favonte Prescription and one o.
Golden Medical Discovery I was like
a uew woman. Could cat and sleep and
DO ell MY own work. I would entreai
Of any lady suffering frozn female weak.
ness 10 give DR.. Pierce's Fsvorite Pre-.
scuptiou a fair trial, for ] know the ben.
eft she viii reoeive.T
Mrs Matte VenRhaus, Of TiogA Han
cock C9anty, ILL.,, writes: II had been
sick lof seven years, not in bed but just
dragging myself around. Az last ! took
ihrcc bottles OF DR.. Pierce's fAvorits
Prescription and five Of Golden Ned.
ical Discovery, and was well. II Is fs.
@ouft6c 10 GcsdT6c IN mords the good
these medicines did me. No praise Il
too high for DE-. Pieree's medieineh@
woNAH's CONFIDENCE JUSTIFIED.
The woman who begins The > Of DR.,
pierce's Favorte Prescgipsion Is justified
ia feeling that she has taken The 6rsI
step in The path TO perfect woiuaniy
health. All wonanly diseases medically
durable yield 20 the healing power d
this wonderful remedy. II eEiahliShe,
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-02

sought L viii almost %uieays b. found
60 o. wauaniy disease. The throhbiug
hrad. the achiug bach, and the dragging.
down f-tiiTf arc tut syinptoria 81 a
disorirN8 ani diseased condition. pi tbs
dsiiraie w-Huaaiy orRauisn Whra ihis
iact is,ua .ersibai she oHc thing Tor the
weak aua aick Wosnan 10 DO Is 60 lock
fof q csc 81 uAe disease which causes
her misery.
wHuaE siiAtL stm TuRN
for hc4liag1 If a Womaa were lost IN
e western prGilie aud found several paths
wiich misht lead 10 safety. she would
take tae W~cii-ifodden path in preference
% tha one Ahich showed faint sgnN Of
travel. Why not the same tn sickness
There g = road q Womauly hcalth
which has hccu Travelled by hundreds 81
thousands oi sfomen Rcad what some
OF these wonen Say.
NJ take gpcat pleasure in recommend
ing Dr. ncrcc's medicines 20 ctheg sNt-
feginp waucn.n vgises Mrs Mary AAamA
oil Orassgtteth, Asac Co, n. &. 81 had
internal trouble very badly until L re-
suited Ia nlcem II tho uterus I was
troubled with % go that I never slept a
night fnr scvtu weeks The d0CioTs
Eaid 7 cagli not be cured, but I com
mcncei taking nr. Piercc's Fayohte
Prescription anl Pleasant Pellets AZ
Ter taking lN0 bottles ] could sleep all
night. ana amer taking six boitles Of
'layeritc Prescription and two 81
Golden Medical discovery and three
Walls 81 'rlelsint Pellets, my case Was
cmei. THANK Cod and your medicine
lpf saving Say hle,s
Wont cannot tel what I suffered for
tiif,sea Ycafs with uterine trouble aud
dfareire,doNn psius through my hips
an1 back, Nfltes Mrs John Dickson. Of
cfcnfcii. AniniiFsia Dist, n. W. Teri.
can't tetsule the misery Il was % be
ga my l1gt lang "a q time could not
eai nor sietPd Often I vishgd 10 die.
Ties / saw lr ferce's medicines ad-
t~estiaci and dicaeht ] would tfy itrls.
Hai NOS taken ere hottle an / VAS irei-
lng wsll. AAps ! had taken ase bottles
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-02
Ideal RsEIsssr

This ofsse has foS sale abrsn new
Ideal cash register Ons 81 the
highest class mashiass made
wos,h sIaS, bu. can be bough
cheaper. II yoa are interested sall
and sss a. Il : aos = cheap RIGGS.
.sr, bat wooId be ga ognamsut q
any store. Can be bought o. ia.
ssallmsass II satisfactory security 4
gissa. Costs yos nelhing % IL.
sesligsss
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-02
CHILDISH COMFORT.
"Eever Hind, Mamma, Baby
Loves You"

Drt the childish voice is almost M
Lco}cl The wife and mother has ON
70 8 piscr where loyc cnnuog comfort
her, where rvcn the voice and words oi
love are b.aut with her own misery
t.ai iligf seem 40 increase h.
Imagine q magnificent orchestra play.
iue 10 -tcfy auud the ring 81 ham
meu1 ard tlc rattle aud groeuing Of va
chiuery. Tie discprls would dominate
ihe h8sn8ay and the harmony itself
mcyre .rta ltgeoris That is the way Il
is uita atl tie uluxic Of love when a
uomau 5 wgcuchca and racked bv pain.
u secrs ta become part q the very dis.
cord Ok her life.
Nheu the cause q this suffering Is
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-02
Eureka Springs
AID
Monte Ne
T1tfE OF TaElaa AT
RICH HILL, 40
RICH HILL, no..

ia mail and express ieaves s7G a n.
Connects ~ P~8raEau1ou vita Eyr7
from the nOr1h-
las freight and accom-. ar Sc n h
Carries maSi ard express
153 Carbon Centre mail 4 ac'm 4Sap
15s freight and ac'm barss son .. n
Carries mall and express for soHfi
and connects VITA flyer Al Ph@s
anton.
113l mail and express ar Sc p "A
Connects az PAasantoR vita ayel
from the north
Send yoer frse1Ss Ia the Cd SaAz ona
d oar illustrates Pzmrhkzs % b kAe ~
addressing Room No rs Cenkry BG14nE
s.. LOUIS.
@TAx Tsp a. ~ orsrsa.4
HFeufheTa cad WaB On ~ Erts@
"Frutf FGrminq AlaaF Me FflEc1-
@TAe QElFk LuirI
-TIsrs s sslasius 20 sss Alo-s a.
Frisco kHs."
~Oa. oad ~ksgt 80 fadA."
The mos conpEEhcnive rzIrozd h~rrztuts
tr thE ho~n1e4zekez, Traveller O. Ewc<1r rxSl
pCSlthe5 for E~rzts1o4a Slznr1ion-
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-02

Il observed by Dr. Pierce aud hss ssaa 10
personal consultation az the invaiids'
Hotel and Surgical Institute, buffalo,
n n Address all correspondence 10
~. r. Y. Pierce. Buffalo, \. Y.
To a Little over thirty yeATA. assisted
by his staff 81 nearly = EroFe 81 phyais
clans. Or. Pierre, chief consulting phya.
clan 10 The lnNslids Hotel and Surgical
Institute, Buffalo. n, v, has treated and
cured hundreds Of thousands OF sick and
suffering women,
There IS no similar offer q fuee con.
sulistion BY letter 81 ffce medical advice,
having behind q an institution such as
thc lnyHlids Hotel and Surgical Iusti-
tuic, Buffalo, y, ", with iss tine equip
ueut and skilled medical star. The free
CONSULTATION BY letter, offered BY DR..
Fierce, puts 4 into every sick wonAn's
power 20 have the opinion Of a specialist
on her conditicn-a specialist whose
great success In The treatment aud cure
~ womanly diseases Is In itself an en-
c~ougagemeat TO every sick woman. Ol
the hundreds Of thousands Of womSu
treated by Or, Pierce. uinety-eight pes
cent. have been permanently cured.
NFayoutc Prescription contains ne
alcohol and Is entirely free FROM opium,
cocaine and an other narcotics
II you are persuaded 20 try DR.. Pierce.
FaYorte Prescription because Il has
cured other women, do not allow the
dealer 10 foist on you a less meriterioul
medicine which he claims 60 &c ~iua a
poQ1.n There Il no motive for such
substitution except the little more croft
made by the dealer on the sale q The
less meu,ouous preparation
A VALUABLE 0iFr
Cor any young couple Il nr. rerctS
Common Sense Medical Adviser. Goa,
tanning Tors large pages and over For
illustrations This book VIA ~ sent
mn 20 any addrcs on reecipt * scamp.
h pay expense 81 mailing caff. Senl
ga one.cent stampe lof The noh Bound
in durable cloth. - only al cents Tor tks
boak In paper covers address ns,
H. v hercN Buffalo n, x.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-02
THE BvRulRGTOh'S
NEW FAST DENVER TRAIN.

"The Nebraska-C Colorado Express "
now leaves Kansas City AT 9sf5 u. m.
arriving Denver AIS y. IN. next day.
three hours quicker. This convenient
hour ~ departure allows travellers
arriving Kansas City ON afternoon
trains. a few hours for business or
visiting in this attractive city. arrive
Denver at Sis r. NJ. gives ave hours
that afternoon in beaver iefoue ieav-
ing for the west through Scenic Colo
RADIO; through rtsss,. ~ars. ~slcvpcrs
and dining ears,
To 40 through Colorado without
sselng Denver IA TO 80 through
France without HVing Paris.
The Burlington's morning BEAVER
ENpress caycs Kansas CITY az leeAl
a. m,
Personally conducted California
Excursions Ia through tnuTist slcep'
rrs from Kansas city every Mcducs.
dag and Thursday morning Vla
Sasuic Colorado,
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-02

ago today. After giving the offer
senoos confederation Aif. Crane
drriined the honor iof p9iitiesi.
financial and personal feasops
The president then rendered she
omce 10 Gov. Shsw. d lows. who
has accepted and Who, IL is be-
Ilisye5, viii materially strengthen
the esbiEef.
There srs mary Disadvantages
about being a MEMBER Of the eabi-
net. set the least Of which Is the
fart that such = minister Is sbso
luiely At tire mercy Of congress and
particularly Of those members who
compose the committee on The a.
FAIRS Of his department ! have
never known a msmbsr Of the cab
met Rho was mol soreiy disappoirt.
cd when he found boE sbpolHieiy
hampered he vas. A comparative
" recent occurrence will serve 70
illustrate the situation. A member
Of the cabinet few years ago. az
ter consultation with the president,
determined that a certain line Of
work should be undertaken by has
department. He called to hiss aid
all the experts Of his own force
and those Of several other depart.
meuts. as well a. some Of his
friends in private llf.. Alter a
great deal Of hard work be deter
mined that Sac, 600 would be all
soIutely necessary to the proper
performance of the undertaking
and so recommended 10 his annual
report. When congress made the
appropriations for his department
il instructed him to perform this
work but appropriated for the pur-
pose but $40, COO. The secretary
was unable to understand why his
appropriation had been s'kniied, .
as the saying is, but bis private
secretary came TO the rescue. He
reminded the secretary Of an in
stance when be had discharged, as
thoroughly incompetent and unfit
for employment, the brother IN
Law OF one Of the members Of The
congressional committee which
had pared down the appropriation.
The secretary was Obliged to un-
dertake the work with half the
amount he needed, il was only hall
done and the onus Of the failure al.
iaehed to him. This is one in.
stance Of a frequent occurrence.
Pres. Roosevelt's decision tc
close the SChley matter has me
with the approval Of the member
OF his Party to a marked degree
/ Nothing was to be gainsd>by a pro
longasion of the painful and, IN
sense, disgrseeful incident. Mr.
Roosevelt satisfied himself tina
there vas exagerahon ard parts
anship on both sides and that thi
affair was detrimental 10 the navs
. service. He therefore determine,
TO put an end 10 the matter an,
! after his severe rspnmand OF Gen
Miles, it is not likely that othe
c officials will give n~tteranee 10 fur
5 Their opinions pro or con.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-02
TO THE RORTRWESI.

'sThc Observation-Disclosures Pacific
E1prcss r. the grrAt daily through
train. LIS the time saver "a the en-
tirr uplar Northwest euUntrs.
A'scrihe TO ~ your proposed tHp
aud lct us quote Won the lowest
cost, send you printed matter free,
etc.
L. J, BRickER. L. " WANELEf,
T. p A. ea3 Nata ~. C4n1 NsA Az
KANxss an, No - Las4s a.
HOWARD EIlioTTs
CtasSsl Nsuaga,
81 Io2rru. Me-
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-02

Great interest has altaehed 70
the presidents efforts TO secure a
seers,sEy el the treasury. Altho
Mt. Roosevelt states that he has
never received Mr.. Cages fesig-
nssisa and no copy Of seeh a doc.
ument has ever been s,ea hy shs
members Of she press, .hs predict.
Ion that the present secretary Nal
10 have ; successor vas promp,is
eonhmed BY tbs tender q the 20.
sitiou to 6oy. Crane, 81 Nassaeha.
sssss. which was made eas wesi
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-02
News Notes From the Capital

Ample evidence Of the truth Of
Bobbie Burns statement that 'the
best laid plans O. mice and men
gang aft agley' seems likely TO
force itself upon the attention OF
our national legislators when they
return 10 the capital alter the holi-
days. Almost simultaneously with
the passage Of the Philippine tar
vi bill, there arrived 10 Washing.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-02

regularity. dries disA-
Wreeabie and weakening
drains. heals inaamms.
ton aud liberation Aad
cures female weakness
The periodic headache,
the distressing hacksehe,
and e~xaanstiHg bearing
down pains are cured
peunAneGuy with the
cure Of womauiy dis
eases by Favorte Pre-
Ecnpuon." Mothers find
in this medicine the best
prcpaltiye for mater.
nifty, Il gives abundanl
strength and makes the
baby $ advent practically
painless.
wo,usn suffering from
chronic forms Of diseass
arc invited 20 consult Dr.
Pierce by letter, Hee.
Al ictieu are privately
read and privately an.
swened and womssly
condolences are guarded
by the same strict pro.
iessonal privacy which
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-11-29
Notes. Personals, Etc.

King George c. H., Va, Nov. 25th, 1902
Mrs Camp. Of Petersburg. Is visiting
her sister, Mrs. II. B.Coghill. at her home
in our village
Ar. Henry Mathews. prominent law
yer of the Washington city bar, is visit
ing Mr. William Tayloe at Powhatan
MIR Mathews Is a Keen sportsman and q
crack shot lie has bagged many par
tridges since his arrival
Mr. \. Hansfori Grymes is having
erected handsome and m odern 4 yelling.
on his farm, near Mount Stuart.
Miss Title q Thornton. Of Port Royal.
Is visiting Miss Anna c. Hunter, at the
Court House.
Mr.. Edward Tay Ice is having built a
large stable on the Powhatan estate.
Mr.. Strother Jones, who is engaged in
business in Roanoke. and who has been
visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. J
Fitz Jones, at CaledOn, has returned.
Mr.. J. {. Ninde, Deputy Treasurer. has
returned from business trip to Wash
ington and Baltimore.
The Board of Supervisors met at King
George {. II. on the 23rd instant. and
issued ninety-one warrants to road con
tractors, officers of the late election and
TO others.
DAoHHF PAbNVH VIII uOiu. ScFNlcec AT
the r. +. churches in this county as fol
lows: Emmanuel church on Friday morn
ing, Dec. 9th, at IL o'clock a. m, st.
Johns at Z O'Clock p. m, the same day.
and st Paul's on Saturday morning Dee
9th, at l ! O'Clock n. m
Drs. Arthur Snowden and Gibson. of
Alexandria, aud Mr.. Young, OF Mt Yer
non, are guests oil Mrs John II. Stuart
Airs. kOealie +. Stuart. of Cedar Grove
Il visiting friends in Baltimore aud Alex
aDdria.
Mr.. Stuart Hunter. of Pittsburg. who
has been visiting the Stuarts at Cedar
Grove, has returned.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-11-29
Chartered

Judge Wallace in the Corporation Court
has chartered The Peoples Business
and Benevolent Society OF Fredericks-
burg. The object OF this society is to pay
sick benefits and funeral expenses and
death losses. Also to inspire love of law
and order among its members. Its Off
GERS are: Supreme President, Rev. J. +.
Brown; Supreme Secretary, Warren W.
Lee; Supreme Assistant Secretary, Sam
uei A Brown; Supreme Treasurer, Rev
). j. Coates; Supreme Vice President, +.
}. Scott; Supreme Chaplain, Rev James
A. Robinson.
? These are among our very best eolored
citizens. They are property owners and
are reliable and trustworthy. Under
their management this society ought to
he placed. in a prosperous condition.
Judge Jno. Il. Goodrich is attorney for
the society.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-11-29
Spanish War Veteran a suicide.

New York. Nov. 2e.-Broken down
by illness and poverty. John Black.
a veteran OF the Spanish war. commit
ted suicide yesterday by taking poi
son. leaving a widow and child desti-
tute. Black enlisted in the 23d United
States Infantry on the outbreak OF the
war. and while charging the Spanish
lines before Santiago was shot through
the chest. His wound rendered him
unfit for further service, and sitter re.
ceiving his discharge from the army
he supported his family by his trade
as a painter until illness rendered him
unable to work.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-11-29
Dental Fees Reduced.
Less Than Any Dentist in the City.
DIR. G. II. CHEWING.

over Bell x Bro. New Store, on Main st.
DR.. q. II. Chewing has returned to the city
and has moved into his new Office. which has
been fitted up in the most convenient. moe ern
and up-tO-date style. He has added every
Improved instrument ana appliances. together
with water, steam. gas and electricity, there
by enabling him TO do better work and In
less time. Bridge and Crown work begun
and finished before leaving the Office, when
the patient desires &c. Fees less than any
other dentist I'm the city.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-11-29

Sacrifice Sale
OF TIE
Rochester ClOlllDg stock
1886
Elegant Suits and Overcoats
Are Going at soc. on the
Dollar.
ANc

Children's and boys mackintOshes at
: ~, and those for men at St.49.
We offer mems heavy wooden suits.
worth $40, for S3.95; mems eheyiot suits,
black, brown. or mixtures, worth SI2 for
S6.e5; mems fine striped wOrsted suits, in
sack or frock style, worth So, for 81 30;
mems cashmere suits, worth SIC, for
SS.45; mems fine clay diagonal dress suits,
sack or getaways, worth S25, for S1i .25;
Prince Alberts at S1f %: Young mem :
long pants suits, II to "a years, in cassi-
mereS and cheviOts, 1925 and 81 AZ, worth
SO and So; mems durable pants, Csc:
mems cheviOt and cashmere pants, 81 a.
cl.lJ, ana 81; fine dress pants, 81 % and
$50, worth four times the money.
Mems OvercoatS, worth SIS, for 81.
mems OvercoatS, worth $50, for 50. so
mems lOng-cut ulSters. worth S12.OO. at
ol.92i mems Overcoats, worth SIC, at S7.25:
men and young mems fall OvercOats, silk
OF satin lined. all the new shades. in
smooth or rough goods, at S7.95, salable at
SO; mems genuine black cheviot over
coats, worth SIS at S9.45. Weoffer mems
kersey and melton overcoats at 81. %.
worth SO, in blue, black, and Oxford;
mems genuine Cars melton overcoats
the best manufactured, worth S32, 20 for
cil.9J, silk or satin sleeve lining
Mems OvercOatS, made by custom tailors
Elegantly finished. Made for so. Sale
price, $50.
Boys stylish top coats. from 4 to ID
years, usually retail for ST, for 500: boys
REFERS, TO 10 years, storm and velvet col
lars, finest quality chinchilla, usually re-
tail for s., go at S2.S9; boys REFERS, 81 40:
ehildren'S suits, made dOuble-breasted.
heavy materials, sizes to 10 years, retail
at So. go for Sl.29.
Mems S3Silk vests, S162.
Mems chinchilla bicycle coats, s.. as. s.
Jersey Coats go ct 1926; pure wool cardi-
gan jackets, single and dOuble-breasted
Sl.4S; Sl.J0 famous medicated flannel un-
nprWanF IN "a d f.1
A heavy sacrifice Of mems furnishings
men 5 soc camel's hair socks, at PIE; mems
me linen-end suspenders, worth PC. 20
for f5c.
There never were such prices-S2 blue
nannel shirts, az Csc, heavy natural wool
socks, u l-2 c, always a quarter: genuine
heece-lined fun regular made underwear.
worth 81, for 47c.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-11-29
cturna Interests Of the Taevete go
Porto SEC WnI erant conoesslnn.-


San Juan. Porto Rico. Nov. 26.-The
executive council has decided 70 cable
TO the Nandergrift Construction Com
pany. OF Philadelphia. which was one
OF the three applicants for a franchise
to develop the water power of the
island and 10 build an electric road
from San Juan to Ponce at an esti-
mated cost Of $4,000. 600. that Il Is
willing to grant II the franchise for
the railroad and water power pro-
vided that the company gives a $780,
600 bond and deposits $4,000 I'm
cash Several Of the members of the
council questioned the feasibility OF
a railroad, and It. therefore. was de-
cided to test the good faith of the
company by exacting a heavy bond.