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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-06-30
SCRANTON, JUNE 30, 1902.
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
State.
legislative.
BROWN

Governors. w. PENNYPACKER.
Lieutenant Governor-W. NJ. BROWN.
Secretary of Internal Affairs-ISAAC
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Admiral Dewey's testimony disposes
of the anti-imperialists without the
need of coroner's inquest.
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Hotel Rite n house
New Jersey Avenue and the Beach
Atlantic City. n. j.

Select, high class family hotel; cuisine the
best; write for booklet. H. s. STEVENS, Prop.
Hotel Lorrain, Philadelphia and tho Park
Hotel, Williamsport.
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The Trutb as 10
The Cost OF Living

IN THE March number of the bulletin
of the department of labor, the COM
missioner, Carroll d. Wright, has col
lected from published prices current
on a certain day of each week from 1890
to 1901 inclusive. On some of the articles
the prices differ during the year, like
butter, eggs, fruit and vegetables. But
he gives the current price for each week
during the year, and the footing of the
several weeks is set down as the average
price for the year. The price in Chicago
for best beef cattle was in 1890 $4.S7 per
hundred pounds; in 1884, $685. and for the
seven years following. ranged from s4.59
to $3.50. averaging $500. In 1899, $3.50, and
in 1901. $612
A similar condition of things is shown
in almost every article of consumption.
The prices in 1890 and 1891 were nearly as
high as shown for 1900 and 1901. while
from 1894 to 1897 there was a general
depression in almost everything. We
have selected a number of the most i'm
portant items, which, if analyzed. will
show that it did not cost a family for
necessities in 1901 more than it did in 1890:
Fuel-Average annual price per ton in
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For cards of thanks, resolutions of con-
dolence, and similar contributions in the
nature of advertising Tho Tribune makes
charge of 5 cents q line.
Rates of Classified Advertising fur-
nished on application.
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LoWcst prices, 1S!5, S2.ID; highest, 1892,
S4.6O. Bituminous-Lowest, 1885, $40;
highest 1902. $3.50.
F'oods-Meats, wholesale prices in Chi
cago; flour and sugar, New York, and
fish Boston
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Substantially Founded,

II n ANAGER LOGAN'S state
MI ment as to the vitality of
4 y Il local business in spite of
tho strike S tr,le NOT only
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-06-30

1t is high time for summer to get
down to business.
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THE FLAT RATE FOR ADVERTISING.
The following table shows the price per
inch each insertion, space to be used Will
IN one year:
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Low Rate Tour to the Yellowstone Park
via Pennsylvania Railroad.

On account of the Annual Convention
of the National Educational Association
at Minneapolis, the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company will run Il pcrsonally-con-
Quoted tour to Minneapolis and the Vel
lowstonc Park, leaving New York, on
July 9th, and, returning. arriving in New
York, July 10th. Round-trip tickets COW
ering all necessary expenses for the en-
tire trip, will be sold ut rate of $50
from all points on the Pennsylvania Rail
roau east of Pittsburg. Rate from Pitts
burg 50 less. A special train of Pull
man dining, sleeping, compartment, and
observation cars will be used. Six days
will be spent in Yellowstone Park.
For itineraries and other information
apply to ticket agents, Tourist Agent,
1893 Broadway, New York, or George
w. Boyd, Assistant General Passenger
Agent, Pennsylvania Railroad Company,
Broad Street Station, Philadelphia.
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Groceries.
COFFEE

Old Government Java, 35c ID.
Java and Mocha, 30c lb.
Blended coffee, sc, 20c. and
25c.
Don't drink common Zoe cot
fee, when you can get Postum
at 15c a package, you cannot
tell it from coffee, and it will
do you good.
Imported macaron,i finest
made, 12c package, very good
&c package.
A nice line of fish for Lent.
such as mackerel, cod fish and
English romarty bloaters.
10 Id buckets of Mackerel
S1.1 No. 2 fat.
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ColOra.
CoLoRA, MD, May %, 1902

Co,j.. of ,lo ..roo,y u1ljo,, gro ~, soI.
,.s, i,..,,. =. C.,..z y. =, ~ ,,,;,s,,s ,..~a
. 80 80 ''''' '' '' '''' ''''
d cs"'" copy
Rev. II. \. G.. Wrstrrticld. Of Rising
sun NJ. +. Church, preached at Mount
Pheasant ana administered sacrament
last Sunday morning. Rev. Harry Mitch
ell occupied the pulpit at Rising sun VI.
T.. Church.
Mrs. Jacob Torbcrt. of near mere. was
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-05-24

80.
FGlt. Two silver Key chains and two
or 'hrrr S!iNrr KNIFE handles belonging To-
inc chIid. In the letter broNman calls
'InWs"n his friend. The child was then
nj New Am$t"l. Its name was Am~t"l-
N.nl. or nope OF AmSt"h
inns man FRANCES Wright Obtained n
P'.l'ii FOR tract at Ian" afterwards
'"II'" I"NIau II beng part of what Is
now called '"Ip"ht"rS Point Neck. on
IN" I3th "l September lG.h9 ANA as Will
ne seen from the alloy" extract from
h"'Nhah letter was a partner of Jacob
HI"Fuh. Like me other settlers ON Car
P'ni'rS Iollt Neck. referred lo IN Il pro
'."'"- 'hap'"f. iHr% were II" DOUBT IN
iiah fau'fS' rlGHl uI"u IN lbhi ANA
Iv'' II" H'IIN' III consequences cot NNi'h
ne l"'lu '>'h'itlNh In the luId proprietary
"Ih"l I"d t" q very interesting law sui;
H"a.I\ century afterwards. ire Srnc-
Gus "ulrIl was profanity IN" mann" given
ny the English 10 all tn" different tribes
"l me RIVE Nations, continued To Inc
fuH"Ir>""r, ANA Thomas Matthews in
formed the council, by letter dated at
I"IANNr" the lh OF June. 1861, THAT hu
't' h'rH sent Tor 10 VISIT ihr north sid"
Ni Iu' I"Io'Hao IHNrF ami THAT ID" went
NFrt and found fin, l'rr,Ir-t heat f.1-.tF
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Kin fine E,nrIi.h and that rl.,. l.,l ,.n.
off. nu. n,i,,. and r,. I,r,1i.h E.I Iir,,..I
,i,- off rnnm rh.,. .t.t,I ,I,.,., ,,..,,..
% hundred mar. who r.,1 ,-,r, f., r.
hn.d of fine L.y f, I'm rr.li.n.n,, ,,l
Su..l,rbal.uau,,bs run If ,l,.,.. ,..,,... n,..r,
lLrm Thn endorsement l,r,,.u ibis In,,,.r
WAS 81. r,llovr. II rrII, .,l,,I.,i,. tI.,. ,I,.
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prubt IT,nnrIIIn IN, f.,,t,.,,,,',. l:,,,-
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Mr. VLnnYs NottIrv.. far ~. .,r,f,. If
hi. provfnrn from, Ln,,s, +, r,,,.,. hast.
haste"
en- tlc 9TH nr hmm 1t,,l owl.
Stnrr,r,t ,.Y. commissioned ,..,Ir,,I .,,l
of all Tho forces. f., IN, ,ois,I
hctvr,, ,ltc. cove. nr p,,uy,n, Ri,.r,. and
~, h,.l ,,r a., I.,,. ~, I,,h .tI.,. ~ a.,
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i Observation-Disclosures OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO0 o.
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CHAPTER VII CONTINUED.

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tI,n mill ,.rr, .qrt,,,.l and killed Inv tine
Snrn,.,s II, ff,rfI,.r said tlat if he had
i,,.., ,,f., L,. t,,n Srs.unnHpu9r.l~. H.,
srn,,1I mat Ur,.. b.nu rut Il, death hy
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Dress Goods.

Beautiful silks in the newest
shades, worth Sl.25 per yd. S5c.
Handsome Black Satin. - in.
wide 81, worth S1.25.
New shades in Satin 75c
quality, soc.
New cloths for Spring wear,
soc, SOC and 81 yard.
New Shades in French flannel
effects, all wool 25c, instead Of
SOC.
6 pieces Of fine Serge, Blue,
Green and Brown, SOC, regular
price 65c,, all wool, and are a
great bargain. 10 in, wide and
have a lustre like silk.
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Wrappers.

J9c. zoe. 9uc. 81. 90. Sl.2J
Douglass shoes.
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Francis Wright and Jacob Clawson
were formerly from the settlements on
the Delaware. They are mentioned in a
letter from Beekman to Stuyvesant,
dated April, 1860, in which he refers to
some property belonging to an orphan
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The following are authorized TO take
applications for insurance:
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THE
Farmers and Mechanics
Mutual Insurance
Association
OF CECIL COUNTY, MD.
Pres, ALFRED KIRK, Pennington, Md.
Sec'y and Treas, E. d. CARHART, Zion, Md.
Home Office: Zion, Cecil Co., Md.

Directors-ALFRED KIRK, JOHN P. WILL
SON. JOHN T. DEWITT. CHAs.
w. SHIPPERS, AARON J. MICH
ENER, WIN. Il. PATTON, THos.
B. MILLER.
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ANCASTER MERCANTILECOMPANV

Ed, who has been unconscious
practically all day and who was
considered dying man last night,
survived until IL o'clock, when
he too went over the great divide.
Both men died without any APP
psrent suffering ut the. close. Mrs
Sofel, who developed symptoms
of pneumonia this afternoon, has
a chance for life aud unless some
unforeseen complication sets in,
will recover.
AS long as he was able John
was extremely talkativs and was
ut times houstful, But as soon
a. the shadow Of death began to
fall upon him and he recognized
1T, he became rspentant.
81 KNOW" said he, "that my
time here is short and you can say
for me that [ am a Christian and
will die u sincere believer in God
and | hope | have strength enough
TO say SO At the last. 1 know l
have taken part in many wrong
deeds, but 1 have never killed any
man and was never implicated
with any one who did. wish |
could sec Mrs. kahnsy. / would
tell her the truth about the killing
of her husband. This life has
been pretty tough to me and the
end cannot come too quick and l
don't care how quick "
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-02-05
Compulsory Education,
The Senate Kills The Bill Bv A
Vote OF Is to 10. The Body
Passes a Resolution to
Adjoura February
,a 1S

Record, Friday.
The house refused to pass the
bill to sell the state farm.
The bill was very earnestly de-
batsd by Senators BarnwelI, Hen
dersos and Livingston in favor
and Senators Blaksney and Gray
don in opposition. On the roll call
the bill was killed by a vote of l 8
to 16.
Senator llderton's hill requi,
ing railroads to furnish spittooas
In cars was passed. During the
debate Senator Ragsdale paid his
respects to the railroad commission
saying it was we'll known fact
that they did nothing which rail
roads didn't want, and that they
were not worth two cents, for the
amount OF good they did the people
Senator 1ldsrton's bill, fixing
the terms Of railroad commissioner
at two years, passed. 1t does not
affect incum bsnts.
Senator Livingston introduced n
bill for three terms of the supreme
court, and giving each justice =
clerk.
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Must Answer to Charge of
Burglary.
Special to The State.

Special to The State.
Laursns, Feby. 1.-Dsputy
Sheriff @. A. Power returned
yesterday afte, noon from Cas-
tonia, N. c., with Charley Huff.
stetsr, ayoung white fellow, whs
is wantsd here ON the charge of
breaking into and robbing the
store of Mr.. Tom Harris at
Waterloo last Septsm Der. He
waived preliminary hearing aad
wsnttoj Jail. When the case comes
to trial it is believed hs will plead
guilty. In fact he has already
made lntimation to that effect.
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HOw'S THISl

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any ca-e 0' Catarrh that can.
not be cured 10y Halps Cata, rh Cur
HENEY & o., Props. To-
iedo, o
We the undersigned lave known
FL Shen-y FIR tue ia.t Is years. and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
bustn sss Transactions and financially
able TO carry out any obligations made
by tn cir firm
"ssT 4 rRUAx, Wholesale Druggist.
yole1e, o.
wALDING KINNAN l. MARVIN
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, o,
HaIPs Cxtarrh cure Ia taken in.
t=rna ly, acting dire:tIy upon the blood
aud m ucous surfaces of the systenn
Pri.'e. 75c. Per bottle. Sold by all
Druggists, Testimonials free.
Hali's Family Pilis are the heat
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TIL l. SEC kkT OF LONG
LIFE,

Consists in keeping all the main
organs of the body in healthy,
regular action, and in quickly
destroying deadly disease germs.
Electric Bittsrs regulate Stomach,
Liver and Kidneys, purify the
blood, and give splendid apps-
tits. They work wonders in cur,
ing Kidney Troubles, Female
Complaints, Nervous Diseases,
Coastipation, Dyspepsia, and
Malaria. Vigorous health and
strength always follow their use.
Only SOC, guaranteed by Craw-
ford Bros, J. F. Macksy & Co. Z,
druggists.
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jail Birds Escape.
Two Brothers Awaiting Execu-
tion for Murder Ovsrpowsr
tha Guards and go Free.

sv s.a-,:- .rL
Pittsburg, Pa, Jan. 3O.-Ed-
ward and John BiddIs, awaiting
execution in the county Jail for
the murder of Grocer Thomas ID.
hnhney, of Mount Washington,
overpowered the guards at four
O'Clock this morning aud escaped.
Pittsburg, Jan. 80. Wsrd
from New Castle tonight says Ed
and John Biddle, who escaped
from Allegheny county jail here
with the aid of Warden Sofsl,s
wife, were seen there this after
noon with Mrs. Sofel. A poss.
Is pursuing them. This is proba-
ply the most startling escape on
record. The Bidoles ovsrpowers
cd the three guards, shot two AID
hurled one man ever the corridor
railing to the stone floor below,
locked all three up in cell, stole
their key s and fled with the war
dsn's wife after stealing the war
den's ovsrcoat and some jswelry.
The Blddles were to die next
month for numbering Grocery.
man kshney and a detective " hils
bursIarizing Kabnsy's house.
The county commissioners .ffsr
IS, 600 for the capture, dead or
alive, of the Bidales. Warden
Sofel is hsar,broksn to find that
his wife supplied the Biddlss with
files and reviewers. She is IN
lsvs with the younger Biddls.
Later-The two brothers w.r,
pursued, riddlsd with bullets and
then captured. A woman who
accompanied the fleeing prisoners
attempted suicide by shooting her
self in the breast. John Biddl,
received eleven wounds.
LAST SCENES IN THE SAD TRAGEDY
Butler, Pa, Feb. AT tn.
close of a day of intense excite
mont and many conflicting stories
concerning the chances for life Of
the wounded Biddls brothers and
Mrs. Kate Sofsl, the unexpected
has happened. John Biddle. who
until late this afternoon was tn.
more likely brother to sscap.
present death succum bed first and
died at 1885 p. m. His brother
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Eight Cars and a Gan Nuar,,d
Int klndl'ng Wood.



WarrenvlIle, February |. A
through freight on the Charleston
division of the Southern 1aiirnad
ran into the rear end of local
freight on the main line at this
place about 2 e'clock this morn
ing. The engine ran under the
cab and eight cars, knuckiny
them into kindhny wood and
scattering their contents in evrry
direction. Cotfee, sugar, gulnn,
snuff, and many her supel iluil es
csvsred the ground in mixed and
rich profusion.
1t appears that the local was
not expected to step at this place,
and possibly on account of the
fog, was not seen by the rear en-
ginssr until it WAS too late. Hs
claims to have done all he could
to stop the train, hut seeing it
was impossible left the engine in
time to escape personal injury.
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The legislature.
New Jury Law Passes the House
County Pension Commits
sionsr Provided For.
Saturday, Colum bia Record.

Saturday, Columbia Record.
The attendance in both the
houss and senate was small this
morning. Owing to the mum her
OF abssntess, both houses agreed
to take up on y those bills upon
which there would be no debate.
The house, among other thing.
passed the new jury bill, and in a
day or two it will be sent to the
governor for his signature.
The senate had some fun over
the broken granite columns. 1t
10 found that thsrs are only four
pieces, and six chapters of Daugh-
tsrs are after then.
Senator Manning's bill pro.
viding for creating a county pen
sion commissioner passed. 1t
provides that the county board
shall elect one of their mum bsr a.
commissioner, Who shall bs At the
auditors Office every Saturday in
January and receive pension ap-
plicstisns. He shall then make
4 repOrt IA fha hoard Of ~. ,,>>t
ing on the first Monday in Feb
rusry. Tho salary shall be 81
per day.
The senate decided to adjourn
until 8 o'clock Monday evening,
although an effort was made to
adjourn until Tuesday.
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Bryan in Masonry.

Lincoln, Nsb., Jan. 3O.-Col.
W. j. Bryan, who is already an
Elk, . Modern Woodman and .
fythisn knight, took his first
degree in Aa'onry last night. He
becomes q member of Lincoln
Lodge No. 19, Ancient Free and
Accepted Massns, and will speak
at . banquet to bs given whsn hs
takes his third degree.
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Great, If it Doesn't Explode.
Kansas City Journal.

Kansas City Journal.
81 consider the oil discovery
In Texas the greatest thing of its
kind ever known to tho world -
said n man from the Lone Star
State recently. "Herstofors no
oil has been discovered in lakes,
as it 10 down there, and my snly
fear is that ssms day thsrs will
be . terrible explosion which will
tear open the wkols side of the
world at that point and put an
end to the oil business, saumont,
every body in town and q good
sized piece of Texas"
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NEW CENTURY COM
FORT

Millions are daily finding
world of comfort in Buckleu's
Arnica Salve. 1t kills pain from
Burns, Scalds, Cuts, Bruises: con,
quers Ulcers, and Fever Sores;
cures Eruptiens, Salt Rheum,
Boils and felons; removes Corns
and Warts. Best Pile cure on
earth. Only 25c ut Crawford
Bros, j. F. Asckey < Co.'S drug
store.
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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind Ysa Have Always Bought
as.s,s': s:sss u: q e2<z1Z2s1a.
Accidental killing.
special to The State.

special to The State.
Spartanburg, Feb. To-day
a sad tragedy occurred about
two miles from Csmpobsllo in
this county. Ernsst Brown,
young white boy, age 13. re-
turned from hunt and in plsc,
ing his rifle where 1t belonged the
weapon was accidentally dis
charged, the ball penetrating the
heart of his .tspfsther, Mr.. w.
K. Foster, killing him instantly.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-02-05

All persons indebted either by
note, account, or otherwise, must
come forward and settle, for I
need tho money.
J. E.. Rutlsdgs.
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hlIlA A lstsas

Kick a dog and he bites You
He bites YOU and you kick hin
TIE more YOU kick tie mo-
he bites and the more he ';i
the n.crc you A:ck. ID,
makes the c.Eer worse.
A thin body r,akc~ II,
blood. Thin blood n.a~e.
thin body. Each makes ti,.
other worse. If there is coin:
to be a change the help mus
come from outside.
SCOTS Emulsion is the righ,
help. 1t breaks up such a
combination. First it sets the
stomach right. Then it en-
riches the blood. That
strengthens the body and it
begins to grow new flesh.
A strong body makes rich
blood and rich blood makes a
strong body. Each makes the
other better. This is the way
SCOTS Emulsion puts the thin
body on its feet. Now it can
get along by itself. No need
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of medicine.

of medicine.
This picture represents
the Trade Mark of Scott's
Emulsion and is on the
wrapper of every bottle.
Send for free sample.
SCOTT & BOVINE,
400 Pearl ST.. New York.
soc. and 81. all druggists.
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E Pay yosr subscription to
The Ledger, please.
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The One bay Geld cure.
- esiA In tie hesA aad sAse threat We Ysn
SsHs Shssslasss Lasa&ivs asasaas, ~ 80
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Vur Millinery Depart
ment Rushed with a., -.

Inc success of our opening is shown by ;r
%o mhilnes cant keep up with them w,rknf day ami MIA
deghted at the very nac prices at which we are =
s CLASS millinery this season Bargain shoe sale began tn
out 400 pairs Ladies fine shoes ranging in rirc from 8
~ ao Will be closed IS 81 co. Two
ladies' hne shoes select from
Sually at " 90, ~ so S3 just picked up snpc L.
pants at 90 cents the dollar. We Headquarters for first
goods Come to for the of everything
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% su's Is very SIMPLE We struck Jew that
We oSPpehea 10 nave It, rs odd worth from
your choice for So so. Two hard inis, c;,s
" ah' relaole at 81 90 suit In knee pants %
"a grea ne Our suits for little
very cheap. ~ ' i''
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n OF NEW FALL GOOD
mproV| d The >t,l le and Qualit,
"' s'int Formerly Carried i'm This Market
.% Stock of Goods Second to N,ne in th,

}ocodn beautiful coo"s, IS dress pattern Of wards
" pieces IWido dress lads; the 20 kind have been
I o. the bllgNn 10 cents Broadclth
the 81 kind, hest
ans Is lot OF eeced tianneeucs, ALWAYS are
h'"A% tn m IN at cents to cinc trade Picked up couple of
"' =" iaHd1r Galcoes low and they 90 at cents
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New Style Jackets. Canes. -, :,

MS S'sNaS0 IV-V Nm
elegant line in correct eugls We
I urs ever brought to this market. p
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SPLEEN DID
For Many Yo0n3

NotWthssndng the improved quality goods we oI
Lover rices than ever before Goods bought CHEAP
ChEAf Our buyer made great hit this season.
Marvellous Vane Caught the fly 5000 yards
We have set the ablaze al Three Cents a ward
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Cleaned uD the Lot,

Z" uF guaranteed 30 Suits ard uarye in
~ ship They make glad and competitors sad We
d have never seen anything equal them The history famous
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hhh
Blankets and Quilts.


t.y ind a fine
o Blankets the So SO all
fore
and - o. real at bargain
din lpeof
It a Our
"e'NeS i"r the benefit quick before lgone