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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-06-06
PRACTICE ENDS FATALLY.
Man Loses His Life Learning to
Jump on and On Trains.

Jump on and On Trains.
Racine, Wis, June 3.-While practice
ing jumping of and on passenger trains
of the Milwaukee railway at Corliss
Yesterday Charles c. Bensen fell under
a milk train and both legs were sew
cred above the ankles. He was brought
to a hospital in this city where he died.
Before dying he said that his right
name was Charles C. Maloney and that
he was aged twenty-five a and
that his home was at 295 Third avenue,
New York. His parents are said to be
well-tO-do.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-06-06
Small Blaze.

Graettinger. Iowa, June 4-The fine
harm owned by c. A. Wells. two miles
of Osgood, was burned last
night.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-06-06
BANDITS MAKE BIG HAUL.
One Hundred Thousand Dollars II
silver bullion StOlen.

Durango, Mex, June 8. - Brigands
yesterday attacked a mule pack train
the value Of more than 800. 900 from the
mines Of the Pieramide Mining COM
pany at San Joe de Gracia to Mazatlan.
The guard was driven of and one man
was killed. The bandits secured the
silver AMI fed into the mountains.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-06-06

Emperor William IN experimenting
with an alcohol motor plow on his farm
at Kadinen.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-13

Troubles OF a Coneressmans Wss
I'm Harnor's for Anil Mr. NJ
q @'t'
XIV III ms Reper on washington soda
5'Hls OF we uiiIlcultles confronting y
eiecte'i representatives. VIE In gellA
lnt ,,1,,, socieF;
ne Iuf9l coisressmahs vile al
nous 10 ne III society ana VINO fOndlI
asli'eS ina election TO the mouse q ita
Se".aliNeS carries win u the golden
bitter lesson, says Mr.. Low, when /
discovers that position means soma'li
puI persoI'S are are eEerFthlng. Such Fea
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-13

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| II seems scarcely credible That linen
/ gowns. which are so much i'm vogue at
Inr,,or, .h,,It orst su,l, f,r,,Io,s sums
p''N'''' >'""'" Cost S"ch Iooo''"S sums
they do' but just try to buy a smart cos
tune for any reasonable figure and you will
learn the lnpo.sr,iIlt,. cf sticb % b,rauin.
,o;.
inai the gown Is OF hHen' ana mat to''
coarse mesbed variety which really
-hould not cost more than 40 cents ward.
n.y., ,'. -.
u.'N'S very "'''e "'neieoce 10 Tue d'S'S"'''
the fabric possesses a chic air 1t must be
well rut and made. and, above all. there
'-.>' W. ''''''''' %. 'Np',.'''' '''''' '''.
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surface.
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-13
Ben Franklin Was Their Prototype.

N-''IT7HII'I1' INNWIUE I-TtsH.
Suppose both Louis XVI aud Lafayette
had said TO Frankiu; why don't YOU "a
back TO America 10 nght With your nj
loW-countrymen instead OF lettering about
here Ia France. where YOU win he safe Il
your country men failg'
Ilid NOT Frnubiin achieve as much for
me revolutionary fathers by his sulctl-
Hons as envoy IN France as Washlnst, u
aud Lafayette achieved for tue colonies on
the huttleneld2
Without Ia secret announcement "a
France followed by the open assistance ~
Lafayette. what would have hepn The
fruits az Valley Forcep
Let some Of these facts ~ American h'a
tory be remembered by the American peo.
PIE when they reAd the advice Of Tory
editors tO the Bcer envovs 10 return Ia
south Africa and Join the Boer army.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-13

NDt ilf i'H@l charming detail OF the toilet
was the sleeve finish The INNER soctlon
of cloth .aahed and held with six cords
and tnssels permitted rho niisse rrilIs ~
lace and mtisto to peen tbrnupb ot "arh
opening and fan over fine wrist In door,
wide nounces
C.l - r ,,
1o'o anu "sse' r'fof'''n9s'
trimming just now, and many go,@y which
boast not the slightest hint Of military
STYLE are caught here ana there with these
fashionable concoits Cotton. batistc and
linen gowns and not alone those made up
In tailor effects but even others which
are suitable for afternoon or dinner wear,
display fascinating little wristbands and
cofsage novelties n Ia militore.
In accordance with tho vogue for pale
tnts iu wooden fabrics. Rpchon Dayid
,....,., ,,t,.e ~
~"''"' V'iu COSTUME vary
ing IN a pleasing manner from the usual
tailor model with its short or medium
true+b ,,,ot t +,t. t.4,, 49, ,
is al strlnnd paiib,a i,,i"i my ,o1t itS
n d,.u ,.idiler W ~, It' ''u"'tI WIN
nunt of rnrf,.rtI1 I,''t t''t anu t,iJ
rh.s, }anais ',i1I,,p' t"' t 9iN 40 mnt'H.
,I t, v ,"l'iii"' nun tHr uusI 10
tbcy o.c t5eUsai,e az ,n Wpo ,a''g[ p''n[
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-13

lar. cuffs and perhaps the bottoms d,
garment.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-19
SIR KNIGHTS
DEFEATED

In order TO witness the i.nng
Mems Christian Association and
Young Mems Republican Club teams
tomorrow night, the knights OF
columbus and Wilmington BICYCLE
club teams, bowIed off their last
game Of the Wilmington League
season last night on the formers
alleys. The game was won by the
Columbus team by Il score Of 2.s7' t"
logo The game was Witnessed by
Il large crowd, The teams of the Young
Mems Republican Club and Y. NJ. c.
A. being present.
When the game started it had the
appearance Of being very close and
exciting contest, but in the second
and third game the wIcelmcn were
far away from their usual form,
while the sir knight, particularly in
their third game, rolled IN excellent
style. In the first game the cyclcrs
gor lead Of live pins, hut i'll the
second the knights pulled far up in
the lead. and in the third gam. sim.
ply made II walk-away, getting Il
lead of l53 pins and making their
total lead 20 pil,s. Malioy carried
off the honors Of the evening. coming
within five Plus of the fifth century
and Kurt Of the cycIers was next in
line with Il total Of Ash kurtz got
the high csI individual score for any
one game bis mark being ISL, and
he lrcnglhcncd his hold On tie first
prize for individual scores in the
lpauIIr
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-19

The greatest support Of i human
beng is property. The don't cry
or it don't WORRY tor food as long as
its mother supports it. The keep
ers OF an orchard don't have to
, worry for frust in the month OF
August. The cold winter has
past The beautiful spring comes
day after day, hour after hour,
nearer for the new costume to be
Delivered, The talors have them
cut, mostly made ready 10 put on.
Let prepare men, women aud chill
dren tc greet the grand coming H.
ture, the fields Of royal values is
near TO be discovered. the lounda-
ton Of prospects is near to come.
The Surprise Stores Grand
Sprin. Opening. which takes place
on Saturday. March %, means a
great event Tor the people Of vii.
ming ton and vicinity. This IS what
every man. woman and child has
been waiting for. Their third sue,
cesslul year has brought them 10
grow larger and larger; thev have
have secured more room, larger
space, larger quantities, more de.
partmenLs; every isle well lighted
at night as we'll as day. Plenty Of
help 10 accommodate customers.
Their shows III the store aud dis
plays In the windows are great.
Every article is a model; every
price is money saver. Their al
terat;ons and preparations has put
them in a position 10 compel them
10 close the store Tor one day, on
Friday, March 2l the doors will he
opened from to . p. IN. for per-
| pies . inspection. No goods will
be sold that day. Surprise Store,
SO2 Market street and7 East Third
street. Wilmington, Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-19

THERE Is no TedSou why seo' ~
tate should bear all tn. burdens.
If any money has to be raised to
make any public Improvement all
that our law makers have 10 DO IL
10 add another dollar or SO Oh the
thousand. If that does not raise
sufficient revenue then the assess
pept is raised u lew hundred OF a
few thousand as the assessor thinks
it should TO correspond with the
rating given the firm, if a success
full one.
We do not believe in raising the
assessment OH land beyond that
which was paid !or it or other LAND
in the vicinity is selling lor.
Take the large contract OF land
owned by the North Side Improve
,uent Company which has been III
the market Ter several years. 1t
has already cost for improvements
interest on money invested aud
taxes as much if not more than The
men interested in i. will ever real
we. But Notwithstanding all this
the city assessment was put M
higher than ever aud over hall
again as much as was paid Tor 1t.
Every house that goes up on THIS
property is that much more benefit
to the city aud brings in Just that
much more revenue INTO the city
aud county treasury.
fEh, ~,l,, n, Y ri, MA T.
higher taxes is that it detcrs men
from building and locating any
new manufactures in Wilmington.
Wilmington should have had the
! large shiny ard that is now located
! at Camden, y. J. That one new
industry Infused new lille into that
| city and made It grow as It mad
never before experienced in its his
| torv
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-19

There are now but few children
i'll the public schools who have not
been vaccinated, in accordance
with the rules of the Board OF
Education. When the inspection
was completed it was found that
2,7GO children had not been vac
cinated and they were given ten
days in which to comply with the
rule. When the ten days had ex-
pired over 2,4OO of the children
had become vaccinated and others
have complied since. In a few cases
parents kept their children away
from school sooner than comply
with the rules.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-19
THE BURGOMASrER.

On Saturday night of next w.ek
at the Opera House local theatre
sosrs will receive treat OF the
very frstt quality. for on that date
the musical comedy, 1.-THE Burgo-
MASTER will be presented here.
When a production Of this char
actor can achieve runs of one hun
dred nights each IN New York, Phil
adelphla aud Boston. and the un-
prccedented record OF $50 perform
ances IN Chicago, all question as to
its value, either literary or must
cal, vanishes into thin air aud be-
comes actually. Such is the status
Of "The Burgomaster, easily the
monarch OF all musical comedies.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-19
THE NEW WORKERS.

Dan Daily, aud whom there is no
n. hfe famous comedian in his own
peculiar line in this country, aided
BY the big George W. Lederer Or
ganizal'on, including four-score
prominent comedians and singers.
will BE- seen IN this city at the Opera
House, April II, in the prcsenta :
tion Of the great New York music al
auccess entitled "The New York
err. Mr.. DAILY is the star OF this
org anlzation, which is one OF the
most powerful ever gathered to-
gether Tor the production OF must
cal comedy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-19
CASES IN
CITY COURT

Alter Judge Cochran had dis
missed two men for being drunk.
he fined William Dorsey IS and
costs in the city court this morning.
| John Clark was fined s! and
costs Ter beng drunk and begging.
! Valentine Myers was charged
| bv his vile with beating her. Bail
| was fixed at $500 for his appear
| ance at the court of General Ses-
sions.
i Denis Mahoney and Simon Eli.
OFT. two bows; were charged with
disturbing the West END Reading
Room. They were. given repri-
mand and the case was help up
The charge OF Keeping a d'aor.
derby house Dreterred againt i!ieh-
ard Fault was continued until Fri
dav morning and bail was fixed at
5000.
Martin Butler was charged with
acting in dlsorderly manner.
The hue was SO aud costs.
! Carrie jackson. coIored. was
charged with larceny ut iIas,on.
Md. A warrant sworn out in tina
place was produced and she was
held in $500 bal pending Athc ac-
ton OF the Eas,on authorities.
Hugbey Hines. Iolorei, was held
pending the action OF the Maryiard
author tiles. He recently escaped
from the offiuers ard is wante ior
CARRYING revolver.
pennsylvania authorities had a
retainer for James Mem ahon who
Is wanted in Upper Dublin town
ship. Montgomery county. Pa. ON
the charge OF larceny Of Il watch.
McMahon claims that there
! is no ground Tor such a charge and
he will rctur" to Upper DuhI'n and
face the authorities.
/ Joseph McColIum was arralgned
before Magistrate We'll last night
charged with assauItIus Charles
I Este. The evidence showed that
| McColIum, who IL a grocer at
; Third and Adams streets, had a
dispute with Este over bill and
during the dispute the men came 10
blows. Magistrate We'll held Nc
ColIum under 5000 bail for a hear
Ing in the city court this evening
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-19
Newark Items


George d. Kerr, who recent
ly sold his farm situated about
a mile from Newark, is moving
into Newark to-day. Mr..
Kerris one of the Trustees Of
the New Castle County Work. I
EG0nSe n 4 Si!s y.
George sv Grimm has p,ifs,
chased The property, southeast
corner Of Main and Elkton
streets, formally owned by the
late Adleine K. Merritt. The
price paid was NJ, 100.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-19
MASOUE or THE WHITE ROSE.

MASOUE or THE WHITE ROSE.
OJames Macarthur, who wrote
"'Ihe Masque OF the White Rose. "
the American rights to which Hen.
rietta Crossmon has, will sail for
England on the Goth OF March.
Julia Nelson aud Fred Terry own
the English rights to this play and
Mr.. Macarthur goes abroad to con.
fer with these stars regarding an
early production iu London. 1.-THE
Masque Of the White Rose will be
one Of the London attractions dur
ing tae coronation. He comes to
the Opera House early 10 Mag.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-19
A NIGHT AROUND TOWN.

Something new in the way of ex-
,ravaganza will be produced here
on next Tuesday night at the Opera
House by the Crpheon Extrava.
ganza which is producing on the
road its new skt "A Night Around
Town with new scenery and cos.
tunes. This IS the burlesque which
was written especially for the Or.
pheon players aad which was to
have run all sprIrg in Chicago. It
will! be produced here exactly as
it was being given when the nome
Of The company was destroyed.
The music and lines Of "a Nigh
Around Town" were his hly praised
by the Chicago papers while the
play was said to contain more gen.
uiue situations than any Of the other
skits Of the compauy's repertoire.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-19

THE Wilmington Conferences OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church is
now being held in CrlSiell. Md.
The territory Of the conference in
cludcs the Stale OF Delaware and
tbs counties OF the eastern shores
OF Maryland and Virginia. The
number OF pastors includes % in
Maryland aud IS in Maryland and
I in Virginia. The estimated value
Of real estate held Ov the Confer
cnce IS 81, o75. 400. TINS conference
will be a very interesting one aud
numerous DelawareaLs are IN at
tend ance.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-19
ADJUSTMENTS,
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

CORSE PAXTON COMEDY co.
At the Grand Opera House
the Corse Payton Comedy Company
began its second weeks engage
ment 10 another big house
yesterday and last night. This
afternoon "rhe Proiigal Daughter
will be given and this evening
1.-The Two Orphans
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-19

DoTr be fool and q uarrel
with your neighbor il he IS Re
publican because he don | think 4 5
YOU do. Talk quietly 10 him, rea-
sou with him, laugh and chat with
lin. hand him il good cigar to
smoke. But don't abuse him and
tell him he is a b,dnkctv hiank
TOO aud dou't know enough 10 come
III out Of the rain because he differs
with YOU Don { intimate that he IS
purchasable and has not the same
rlyh. TO think for himself as you
have. All men are not TO be bought
neither are they to be blackguarded
or frlshteu ed into doing that which
they .h,nk is right or honorable
Rldjcnle is rot the snrest method OF
making 9th ers think rs YOU would
have ihcm think or do. Every
man does not wear $50 a week
collar arouu his neck. And don I
Eave 10 writ as some other man
pays him 20 do. Men employed OF
newspapers are paid the same
as other wage earncrs by the ma
ior,!v OF those ownin or managing
newspaper plants. 1t i'll 3eeo mes
man who has TO write the gush
lie serves UP daily 10 hint that
everybody but himself is pure hasa
be because the ether man dom
agree with his Republican policy.
1t would not do ii we all thought
alike. Even doctors disagree aud
lawyers fall out over points o. the
Jaw.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-19

b. B. Allen is the Deputy Col
hector of Port stationed. at Marcus
Hook. He now has in his possess
slou two very fine and handsome
French bull dogs. They are UNI
luubtv the finest Of their class
ever seen iii Wilmington, and the
inspector secured them under
rather peculiar circumstances.
When inspecting the French steam
ship Vile Douai, Which arrived at
Marcus Hook several days ago,
M.r Allen found on board the two
valuable dogs. They We're not
manifested, and as there is u duty
upon them the inspector could not
do otherwise than seize them.
The animals were for II man
living in Boston, and he has been
communicated with to see what he
intends doing about the two ami
mails. They will no doubt have to
be sold. the same rs other goods
seized by the custom house officers
The animals are fine. One OF them
is rather small in size and IS
almost the counterpart Of the bull
dog Of Miss Elsie DeWolfc, tho
actress, and which has won the
first prizes at I'LL the big bench
shows in Paris, London and New
York. Inspector Allen is caring
for the dogs at lis home. Last
night he had them out for Il walk
and they were much admired by
his friends.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-19
PUBLIC SALE!

VIII be sold 1t No. 1909 washington stree,
on MON DAY. Alarch 24th, at O'clock n. m
household goods consisting OF parlor suite
beds, tAbles chuirs, ro.ker4, hatrack. carpets
sewing machine. mirrors, china and glass
ware, dishes cooking utensils and mauv 9th
er articles. Extra fine sideb lard refr * erntoi
W. A, AUKiLL, Auc.
III ly4t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-19

THE census bureau which num-
bers some 5000 clerks will oe lur-
Their re duced on March 5lst. Gov
ernment ioDs are not the best Hind
Of paying Jobs and very uncertain
unless protected by civil service
rules. President Roosevelt is a
civil service advocate. Possibly
he expects this class OF men IN the
Government service 10 vote Tor him
10 1904 WIN they! Mt.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-19

THE street and Sewer Commits
siopers yesterday made SIX year
contract with the We,sbach Street
Lightin. Company for SIS lamps
at 70 1o-lO0 cents lamp. The
contract dates from ! an. Isl. 1892.
The awarding OF the contract had
the unanimous consent of the d.
rectors and under the circumstances
is the best hing that could be done
During the last big storm the
Welsbach lights for several nigh
were the only lights shining On our
streets. That tact alone We think,
had as much 10 do with awarding
the contract 10 the Wcisbach Com
pany as nythlng else. The Ri
PuBLlcAE is not heds ing, as i, has
nothing to hedsc III on ms con tro.
versy aud was perfectly kw:lllng 80
leave the matter TO The men who
should know more about II .hln the
MA jorty Of those who have been
Crjlltlslng them
THERE is a plan on loot among
wv hii'H''''s - {, '''' iTe va " 49," ~
David b. lltli to contro! the state
and let ! amnany elect its mun lc!-
pal ticket next year. In other words
the Tiger expects 10 recaptnrc New
York CITY at the next election AID
thus divide up TIE Offices and the
spoils among the Tammany or, AN
iZation. 1t Is more important 10
y II
DISQUALIFICATION. THIS or! an
iZatlon is til. greatest OF its kind
in the world ana although several
times defeated, they are never dis
MAYED aud come hobblng up as
sererciv at the ncy, election as
though thcr never knew such Il
thing as defeat.
PRINCE HENRY arrived home on
Monday aud en- oyed hins2.t 10
such an extent that It is sad he
slept Tor iortygignt hours. Few
men ever have an opportunity TO
see more than the Ponce is short Il
time in the United States. His
trip gave him some idea Of The PEG.
PIC duu VIC AodHtiy VA ivy II "h'Sh
he passed as if shot out Il howl,zcr.
The Americans appeared TO have
been siruck on the PRICE but ii We
are not mistaken We know that they
treated him royalty which is the
American styles OF doing things.
lT looks as it the new F., ". Il
b. depot viii he located on the
square from French to King and
from Front to Water streets. This
site would allow the Railroad Com :
pany TO erect depot in keeping
with the Size Of Wilmington and
tie large business done by the
Company IN our city. The MARI
land division ia a very lmportan.
branch Of the Pennsy ami the man
ner in which the Company have
their Clerks scattered around does
not speak we'll Tor this system, the
best IN the world.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-19

TUESDAY was She,ly's day anG
it was raw aud cold. 1t was a
regular March day, and the drop IL
tn. thermom ater Md. OvefGoa Is
and wraps lacl good.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-19
List OF Public Sales.

CHOW AND ICE tAUsE ACClDhNTsB BUT
y volt viii not feel so bad who's you get
nurt If you carry IN acrilcnt puicY Tith
the lnlDn q htunliy hurct} CJnhnnr, Wan 10
vtrA " Ian 9boc agents, "A Elu.ta 10 iinlll
ing. ~
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-19
Kept SIS, 900 In Ills Vest Pocket.

Chicago, ILL.,, March 49,
Thomas j. Wells, lawyer, has
not much confidence in banks.
During q hearing Of her di,
vorce suit NEs. Wells testified
SlsSss Id :. ssls ls
entire fortune ), no 4'-in
his vest pocket. He had the
money in $1,000 bills, said
she, "and always carried it
around with him. He said he
did not believe in banks"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-19

GOVERNOR ODELL OF New York,
must be pa,ternIDs alter the Della
ware Democr ats aud removing oh.
lectlonable Democr attic otficehoIders
and putting Republicans in their
-p+rrrM tire Same his actions
we do not uphold or believe in even
if be did Dust De mocrats.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-19

WILMiNGTnN will have ba sc
ball nine the coming season. 1t is
10 be hoped they will play the game
SO that they will deservcth he lioeral
support OF our citizens. A well
managed team should pay in Wit
mington, We remember the time
when base ball nine played good
ball and was well supported. The
season will open between May LIST
and 18th.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-19

EDw. II. brennan has shown
that he does not intend TO stand
AtilI and allow the business to drift
away from what should be tn: best
business square on Market street.
There 10 no reason why large
wholesale houses as we'll as retail
should not be located on Market
street below Third. Mr. Breuneu
has rented the large store formerly
occupied by Samuel Mitchell. .l)
Market street and will tear out and
put it IN shape TO turn into one big
store in connection with his other
store, which is one door above it,.
lie is determined 10 keep up with
the increase in population in VIII
mington and give nobody an excuse
Tor going to Philadelphia or else
where to buy their furniture, car
pets or in tact anything in thu
housekeeping line or wearing APP
parel. He will have a clearing sale
beginning To-day and lasting :wt
weeks.