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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-10-20
PASSENGERS.
DeDarting,

Per S. S. Sonoma, October II, for San
Francisco.-J. X. Burkett and wife, c.
E. Sedgwick, c. j. Friedricks, H. Har
ga E. r. Paxton, Franz Wilczek, Miss
]. Palecki, b r. Banning A. G.. M.
Robertson, Rev. DR.. Jenner and wife,
A. l. Inman, Miss r. Beckwith F.. w,
Grimwood, Mrs. G. L. Wood and son.
w. w. Dimond, Mrs. T. A. Hays, j. A.
Tuthill, wife and child, o. G. Traphag-
en-, wife and 4 children, r. L. Baker
Grant NJ. Smith, Mrs. c. p. Morse, Mrs
S. T. Alexander, Sister Anna f. Gass
and wife, c. II. Wilcox, Mrs. II. c.
Higgins, A. F. Franco, G. H. Cordier
Miss Banning, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. p.
Rice, II. T. Hambly.
Want ads in SLac nnsE hmL d nnmLa
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-10-20
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
CONTINUED from page two.)
ARRIVING,

Monday, October 20.
Br. bark Eudora, Dickson, IS days
from Newcastle, at $50 a. m.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-10-20

Twenty-Five cents pays for a Want
ad in the Star. A bargain.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-10-20
DEPARTING.

Tuesday, October q.
Am. bark Hesper, Swenson, for Port
Townsend, probably sail in morning.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-10-20
CLERK NEGLECTED woRk-

Judge Gear is arranging to have the.
minutes of his court written up. The
judge stated this morning that the
minutes had been neglected by A. G.
Kaulukou, and that the neglect was
the reason why he called for Naulu-
kou's resignation. The minutes wilt
have 10, be written" said the Judge
FOR they might be wanted at any time
in the future. Ten years from now
some legal paper or other might be
called into question, and the minutes
would be needed then"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-10-20
GERMAN TEACHER WANTED.

a physician wants a German teacher.
at the Office. One hour every after
noon. Mention the terms. Address Z.
o. Box S43, City.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-10-20
Royal
Malt
Extract

Strength comes with the first
bottle. You can sleep soundly
after taking 1t. 1t lifts the sys-
tenn into a robust condition that
defes the enervating heat OF
summer. If your appetite is poor
this is the tonic you require.
1t tones the digestive apparatus.
Royal Malt Extract Is matted
from the finest barley and new
hops and stands at the top OF
the list of malt extracts. One
bottle will convince anyone of
the claims we make. Try 1t,
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1902-07-25

Rev. !. o. Houeen Of Decorah, Iowa,
who came here to participate in the
Augustana corner stone ceremonies, re-
turned to his duties last Friday. He
enjoyed his Canton visit very much,
finding ! host Of old friends who gave
him : hearty greeting. He left Canton
in 1893, and just before leaving. de-
livered . 17th Of May address to large
audience ont at Jacob Holter's, whore
the writer enjoyed pleasant afterncon.
Rev. Hougen 10 an accomplished gent
lelnan, endowed with those qualities
which have won him 9 host Of friends
all over the northwest. He = an elo-
quent and pleasant speaker and stands
high in the Lurtheran Church. He has
gained in weight and looks robust, and
is even handsomer than when he left
here. He loves Canton and our good
people and will visit here more FREE
quently He owns q fine piece of pro-
perty on First street, joining Mr. Judd
on the west
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1902-07-25
senator KittredRe.


Walter WI Wsllman, the famous Arcti
explorer and noted sspondsnt writes
to 8 friend concerning Senator Kit
tredge. The letter was perhaps never
intended for publication, but here is
what Wsllman has to ssy: 1T Is :
pleasure to hear from you again. = y II
Imistaks not. you arc one Of the friends
Of Senator Kittredge. You people Of
South Dakota should be proud Of him.
The senator has high rank here. Rare
II q new man in the senate makes
more rapid progress In the senate.
you know, 8 man makes headway not
with speeches, but with brains, his
character, his ability to inspire conf.
dence MI. Kitlridge has done this to
an unusual extent. His work in con
nec,ion with isthmian canal by long
odds the most important legislation Of
the past winter was Of high order and
won instant and general appreciation.
Il was praised By the old senators and
at once gave Mr. Kittredge . status in
the senate which many men work years
TO attain and some do not get at all.
With I'll his success. your senator i
modest and nnassuming. q predict for
him ! career Of great distinction and
= nsafnlnaaa Sinc0rely yOurs. {f
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1902-07-25
Superintendent

Total \, 69l .78 4
# TO the County Auditor Of Lincoln
county, 8. D. / herewith hand you
statement Of account Of Jacob Hanson.
with the Hospital for the Insane, for
the time ending March 3ist. 1902
4. ,3ss3! T.. e, MEAD.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1902-07-25

lNoTE.-This is . claim which was
in dispute as to whether it should be
paid by Union county or by this coun-
~ and was finally decided to be .
proper charge against this county and
was allowed at this session. Hanson
went from this county to Beresford to
be treated by q physician and was sent
to the asylum from there.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1902-07-25

Edwin shufelt had I narrow escap 8
fro,n daath ThnYad II evening of last
a. ,waak After returning I, home from bis
work over Il the JudRe Kennedy hon 8
NJ waa getting ready :, for supper. and
among other nrenar.tions Tor this
aevant ~ had "a t.lra Y teaap.,oonfnl of
m,ad;c;na R, 4 lnottlle 81 carbolic acid
p. q !. n rd;ng .,nn nosida q his. rap,,lar
medicine ;l,ot.le and both bottles were
q ona size and general character. He
,n,;ckad Z ! the acid hottie and rot about
I ! ,ta,.anoo,nful il his mouth and
,vitb the raniditv az thoneht he found
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1902-07-25
Superintendent.

Admitted July I, 1893, to dis
charge February, 1s, 1899 $l18 40
Re-admitted Apr. 80, 1900; to
March 81, 1902. 1888 90
n 3 ~ m n ~ M Aloo IN
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1902-07-25
ms. SMITH WESTWARD BOUND.
Writes Her First Latter to ths Argus
4 Lsadsr = she Travels Towards
~ Pacific. 4.

~ AVsAO WAU ) AOetO3 1YR9Uk0O ~ sAS
Arsus.L Lsadsr July ~. ~
on Board Train, July 15-On The
nightof Sunday The 18th inst. / On.
tered q Omaha alsspse Tor Minneapolis
from which city started On tho jonr-
|ney which by virtue of your kindness
am permitted 70 enjoy. Before proceed
ing farther I fssl !. ny duty % sxtsnd
TO my friends. Of al ages, who %
earnestly undertook % prove the popu-
larity Of their teacher Or the teacher Of
their children Or andchildren my sin
,cers thanks. Your support was 20 nm
selfish. % snlhusiaatic, soehective, that
Il would havs bssn impossible for meto
have felt psoudsr even though ] had
won. should have been glad Of
course, bnt Il would have bsen more OH
your account than my own. Those
coupons spoke . me . nothing eyer
had before. Of viii again. To me they
were sacrsd. They wsrs like the voices
of the thousands of little ones whose
advent In school life was through my
room That room may haye benin tho
dug ont Of pioneer days, the small
district school or the most modern. II
have met the voters In each Of such
classes of rooms. and III In the same
territory. What IN army they would be
could they be mustered In On the
same field. What s fine. body Of men,
woman and children. Iscannot now re-
call IN instance Of one Of whom ] could
not be truly proud. OF the boys some,
successful q teachers, others are law-s
yers and doctors. Many are merchants
and bankers. Successful and honor
able. Some have distinguished them
selves on the battlefield and others in
halls. and many are to bsl
counted among the backbone Of the
state. the sturdy and brainy farmers.
OF the girls I am Just q proud Some,
have gained prominance In literary.
work. Others have attained Or are sureI
to attain fame . musicians. Many are
efficient teachers, . host are beautiful
wives and mothers. the guaranty Of. .
grand future Of our state. AZ said:
those coupons spoke to me @ their
voices conveying 70 me that the ''little
tots" to whom I had repeated their a B
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1902-07-25

Cut this ont and. take It to I. M. Hell.
may & Co Drug Store and get . box Of
3Chamberlain's Stomach & Liver Tab
lets. The best physic. They also COR
rect disordsfs OF the stomach. Price 25
Icante. s5ss$ s
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1902-07-25

The Fremont, Elkhorn and Missouri;
Valley railroad company will run low
rate excursion from Sioux City to Hot
Springs leaving Sioux City August Let.
This is one Of the most delightful trips
in the country. You can see just as
grand and beautiful scenery in the
Black Hills as you can in any part Of
the world. Make this trip if you can.
II will pay you. The plunge baths at
Hot Springs is worth. the trip alone
Write to J. a. Gable, T. p. A., Deni-
son. lows, for, aleepers Or other inform.
alton is Fl X
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1902-07-25
Enjoying Camp Life.

IA large number Of Canton young
ladies' and gentlemen formed camp
ing party and located on the banks Of
the Sioux river, about two miles from
town. Tents were pitched on Monday
and camp life began in the evening.
Here is q list Of the young gentlemen:
Chas. Whitmore, Lars Wirstad, Ralph
Dean, yeo and sGu O'Neil, Napoleon
Lewis. Joe Anderson, Richard Judd.
Floyd Cooper, Rev. N. A. Martin, O..
b. Lybasger. Bailey Clifford, Frank
Nash and Charley Naylor. The ladies
of the party are; Alice and Eva Conk-
lin, Louise and Marjorie Clark, Lou
and Florence Rudolph, Mics Hartman,
Pearl Naylor, Mamie Cooper, Laura
Whitmore, Maude Lewis, Katharine
Gemmill. Palma Anderson, Marie
Anderson. Mrs. O. A. Rudolph, Mrs.
ia. w. Naylor went ont Monday after.
noon to see how the young people were
situated with reference to rain and
wind storms.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1902-07-25
Inter s tate Railroad Co.

~ SSSSO AsSSAAA 49,
The Governor and Secretary Of State
Of South Dakota, issued q patent July
|17, to R. Allyn. a. P. Dixon, g. ~.
Henderson, Geo. Olson and F. g. Seav-i
er, incorporating the Interstate Rail-.
way Company Of South Dakota with an
authorized capital Of $50. OOO. COO, for
the5purpose Of constructing railroad
from Galveston Texas via. Kansas City
to Duluth and Manitobs, passing
through South Dakota from the lows
state line in Union county to North
Dakota state line IN Roberts county,
with branch line running through
the counties Of Brookings. Beadle,
Hand, Hyde. Potter, Walworth and
Campbell to North Dakota. The in
corporators met In the Office Of 81. N.
Cooper on July 1s, and with other
stockholders. held q stockholders' meet
ing and elected the following board
Of directors: q. w. Avery Of Chicago.
81. G. James Of Oceanside. Cal, A. p.
Dixon. ii. N. Cooper, George Olson
and F. q. Seaver. Of Canton, E. -.
Carpenter, il. Of Sioux Falls, R.. Allyn
and g. E, Henderson. Of Beloit, Iowa.
and authorized the issue Of stock and
bonds and making Of : contract for
the construction Of part Of the line.
The directors then held . meeting and
elected q. w. Avery President. and
G. E. Henderson. Vice President, w.
H. Hopkins Of Chicago, Secretary.
George Olson, Assistant secretary, and
5H. N. Cooper Treasurer, and the presi-
dent and secretary were authorised g
enter into contract for construction a.
authorized by the stockholders. Canton
win be the headquarters Of the COM
.pany and Canton win be the main
point on the new road.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-14

Lot Of odds and ends in Black Silks,
all worth S5c. and S1.oc; any for, Essc
yara. ~
An unusual collection OF Beautiful Fouiard
Silks, in dress patterns, some panIe-dnish,
the S1o0 and Sl.19 qualities for,
Plain and Embroidered Chanting Pongee
Silks, for waists, S1.00 ones, Hn~
yalu.
All Shades Solid Colored Pure Silk Taf-
fetas, finest Swiss makes. regular 2nr
25c. qualities for, yard. ~
Plaid Silks, in the latest combinations,
including Black and White, 81 Anc
inches, SLIGO grades, for, yard ...... u
Lustrous Satins in all colors for fancy
work, the best 75c. grade for, Asc
2-Yard-Wide Illusion sells every Enc
where S1.o0, for, yard. w
Crinkled and Corded soft-Finished TAT
fetas. save tucking. regularly 2-F/
eoc.. per yard = ~
White Washable Silks, the kind that
launders perfectly, 75c. grade for, A..
2-Toned Peau de Sole, the newest Shirt
Waist Silks. will wear WELL SlO0 CO.
grade, for, yard. Observation-Disclosures. COA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-14

The Sheer Fine White Hemstitched Hand
,s 7ses .n. for ladies, usually 0IAC
Hundreds of dozens Lace and Embroidered
Trimmed Handkerchiefs, some in the sheer
d"awn-thread, special loo. values, 60
In
Pure-Linen, Hemstitched Embroidered,
best lie. Handkerchief value ever shown:
ssss Of over twenty-five styles l2Hc
The prettiest of all the SOC. Lace e.
Eendk erchicfs are here for. LoS
Pure-L!neu Hemstitched Handker- r.
chiefs, SC. everywhere, here, each. 49,. ~
All the prett;est l2 l-2 TO lee. Handker-
chiefs. lace embroidered, to be found o.
anywhere, are priced here, each. y
Pure-Lincn Embroidered Hand
chiefs, in fancy boxes. half dozen Of the
prettiest, daiatiest styles to the COX, Csr
The ard &c. Sheer White Hem o.
stitched Eandkerchiefs for ladies sre.. ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-14

An entire case Of Fur scarfs that
cost $500. Among them Water
Mink, Electric Seal. Sable. Hare.
and french coney;,I az
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-14
The ae'-~c, Stock OF a Most RsIla.
biz MaauIac a'e. Of Slair,s.

Che sale o. tue goods is one of those that
occurs once season only.
Sssd-wide MORE Vei0Grs, instead o.
y HSs's "a .ASoN
Tho best Percaline IL liz to l7c, O =
the New snk.Like Innings that O.
IRE Ice. value, are &C
Inc highest grades of SILK Mercerizod
s satseen, IN Black only. that cost
from 20 to 4sc., choice. &c
.. M.so lot Of coiored l2 l.ao Per- e.
sa-snos Tor, per yard. &c
Enc usual LOG. canyss for 41.ao
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-14

Ladies welI-Talored Suits. Of best mate.
rails the kind we have sold to SO 90
s15.co, on sale for. ~ o'oo
At $3.50 cs sses Sol and o venetian ansGs
Cloth, with new-cut Peplum Blouss and
Jacket effect, silk-trimmed and slot-seam
finish, Skirts to match; regular $500
suits.
$1,000 ss d9s Hs @its Grade aa'1E
Jackets over silk drop skirts; regular price
$50 %
$500 choice "s styss and nsve tfmn snits
worth to $500.
COTE TIE i, HTo n 3s9s; ,, RAN $1,000
Of The nse9 newest aa1 no 9s1ts $500
The "Eish.and" Rsinprocf, S11 so
Saia Of Fur eo7ts,
tl Finest 3ss,5 E::t5is s sss, Goats $500
The usual $500 Seal Coats r15 90
Farten- and Persian Lamb CA2 On
Trimmed Nesr-seal Coats -. .FNtC.s''
Real Persian Lamb Coats. with sable
trimmings the $500 values, S65
Ian1EF' $500 F1TTED-BacK G. OF
COATS, sll colors and sizes, are. . a9S'>o
Best $500 Monte Carlo Coats. full 20
inches long. tailored strictly c. -S
up to date, for. Observation-Disclosures ~ -
The usual $1,000 Fine Black Double
Pleat Monte Carlo Coats, G< 90
for SDt'' y
Short TiSht-Fitting and blouse Jackets
corded and velvet trimmed, SO 20
ESQ Children's $500 Cloth Coats. from
to IA years. stitched velvet col. CD IN
lars and side pockets, for. " - "
Children's $500 Full-Back, Braid Trimmed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-14

Goats; Red, Castor, Tan, and e. rs
Royal, for. " -
children's 1878 Finest Kersey G6 IN
Monte Carlo Coats for. ~ Nv
Ladies' Slot-Seam Finish CO 20
Cheviot Walking Skirts for. 800. p@scO
The usua! $3.50 Corded and strap-Trim-
med Walking Skirts, best coiors e.. IN
are.... ....-... w. "
The s1e: .n and s, $3.50 81 Hand $3.50
LADIES' NEW HAND-EN1T GOLF
VESTS, sing single o.o and d double. $3.50
LADIES EXTRA FULL sl.25 FLAE-
NELETTE AND PERCALE WRAP Exc
PEas for. OCS
Extra Heavy Flanneette Wrappers, full
Aounce, shoulder trimmings, 81 siA
to.
Eandsomest Cashmere House Gowns
lace and ribbon trimmings, &c 20
LADIES, AND HENS BATH-RoBEs,
of Eiderdown and Cashmere, 81 Og
Ladies' EiderGown Dressing EHc
saceues, latest wanted fashions. -. cNS
Sale Of Ladies' Shirt Wrists.
Ladies' Black Mcrcerized and Check
Flannelette shirt-Waists; the 75c. AEc
cnes; special Monday. .............. GIS
Extra Heavy Flannel Waists, various
colors and Black, all sizes; the best Sc
S1.25 ones are to Observation-Disclosures. ~
Beautiful Taffeta silk anu trc.lcn Elan.
mel Waists, various stylish designs, evory
imaginable color; some are the S4.5c
and $500 waists; priced Monday c. GQ
$500 Handsome Peau de Cygne G. : 7g,
are to be. ~Os u
Fine French Flannel Waists, neatly trim
med all colors, best S2.Oc value, G. Ok
S6.75 and $3.50 Novelty W-;--- c. 40
various handsome designs, will be. pow
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-14
a Maker of Fine Furs
Closes Out All of His Stock.

Cohen's Flrs will be presenting Monday. It's Of
these accidental happenings you look for in while here
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-14

The Sable Fox scarfs that have been here.
and everywhere. S12.75 with natural
brushes and claws, Will be sold c. EG
iol
A large lot of Black Coney Stoles full
2 yards long, with full tails, that CT zS
should be S9.25, are. ~
Rich Mink scarfs, with sable GLE 90
tails, S21.oo best value. for. =. ~ O'NO
Siberian Squirrel Stole. with lynx tails,
cords, and tassels, s225o best CT n EG
CO E0 will buy Rea! Black Lynx
CCZ. ~ Stole that sold in New York
for $4,000.
The new shape Squirrel Flat Muff. with
stole to match, $4,000 sets GO 90
1oI
The Isabella Fox Long Scarf, with ma
tural brushes ruf to match, sold at all
best furriers ct s75.co, price, Gao 90
per set. -..........--.....p
Real Sable Fox Scarfs, rich Darkroom
colors. with large brush tails, c. C2
Water Mink Cluster scarfs, al 81 ST
ways 1925. are. Observation-Disclosures. ~ w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-14
The Investment OF Thousands in
Made Garment Must Find Relief

This GEM stock OF ReadyAade Garments has not kept pace
with the buying quantities. The late have caused
the order has been given TO SELL and prices
marked in accordance with that order 1t applies nearly
all stock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-14

Mems Best 2oc. Pure-Linen Hemstitched
Handkerchiefs. full large size,
price pr; and l.s:'neA hens. sDs''.! 12zc
The Best and Finest AIl-Linen Csc. Hand.
s ssss' for men are for Soc, loz3c
Pure-Linen Initial Kandker-
i sa5ss; for ladies and men all 1910
Sheer Hemstitched Handkerchiefs 70
for ladies, embroidered initials, for. -. ~
Fancy Lace Trimmed and Embroidered
Ean6kerchiefs that are usually and &c.;
IS several gs hundred dozen to be s0ld' &c
Pure Silk Kan"kerchiefs for men, o.
embroidered initials, for. ~
Mems White Hsmstitched Hacdker- r.
chlefs, best SO. ones, for.............o ~
White Colorcd Bordercd IL 1-2c 81
Mems Handkerchiefs are to be, EACH. "
Children's Fancy Printed Eandker- fc
chiefs for. Observation-Disclosures "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-14
There Is q World OfITandkerchiefs

All the Handkerchief skill OF both henisperes turns toy
Christmas as reaping harvest. Often good Judgment
reins as in the OF great purchase that will go sale
day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-14

some new designs, including hflc
White, sl.00 value. for...... COA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-14
Guaranteed Slack Taffesa silks for
Skirts and Dresses.


19-inch Fast-Edge ssc. Grade for 4ec
2l-inch Extra Heavy SLIGO Grade HEo
25-inch Extra Heavy S1.l9 Grade To-
for. ...................S AS
27-inch Kid-Finish, Lyons best ca 7s
make, $500 grade, for. y 80
36-inch-a special Swiss Taft CT 90
feta-S2.19 grade, for. '%t
Black Crepe de Chimes, best Black and
fine crinkle, beautiful for entire 81 q
gowns, $3.50 yard value. ....... ~ A'1C
Specia' Black Peau de Sole.
19-inch Pure-silk Soft Lustrous 20.
Finish s5c. Grade for Wv
19-inch Pure-Silk Reversible S1.l9 Qnc
2o.inch Extra Heavy Strictly Reversi-
BILE, Pure Silk, Sl.29 Grade oAc
lo1. .........-.-.
a6-tnch Finest Lyons Dye $500 Gs SE
Grade for. ....................>O h'Ac
Three Black $500 Silks for, HEc
19-inch Pure-Silk Armure; 2i,inch LUIS
trcus, Pure-silk Duchess Satin, and 81
inch Black MORE Franchise, choice hSc
for, yard Wv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-14

Beautiful Holiday Umbrellas, pearl
s sse s asss for top; best SI.05
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-14
We sfavs Grown a Gooi jawalrv Ssore
Men Ere T9kan Cara q,

EsSt; SFS sSk2I s.sfs VI,
The greatest stock OF Holiday Furnish
ings for men. The most Beautiful Neck.
wear, Srspenders-bcth American and i'm
pcrted--Underwear. Hosiery, Jewelry, and
Shirts of every newest idea.
The most Beautiful Neckwear to be seen
in town at zoe, is had here, in all 1Sc
Mufflers, in a most complete assortment
of novel ideas for theatre wear.
The Sill. and fierceriZed Suspenders,
the usual SLIGO and sl.25 ones, HOc
are 81 and. "
A lot OF new and most Beautiful Muffers,
imported for one of the swell Broadway
furnishing houses-they proved too many,
and cohen's bought lot at e third off.
Gloves, Hosiery, Shirts, and Jewelry of
every description-to keep the male par.
of your family in mended hUmor with you.
Cohen's coiorsd Dress Goods D7or.
We are anxious to close them at sac
rifce rather than to let them linger unto
the January sale. ELL are the best of this
seasons goods.
Atwood Bourette Dress Fabrics that
were the best 6oc of the season, 2nSsc
The Al-Wool Cheviot Serges, best JNo
ever sold anywhere for 5no.. are. nv
The Double-Width Tricots, all Or
wool, every color, instead of Soc, for. e. ~
The Ealf.Wool Danish Cloth, N Cream,
to s9d 5o street seeas sh1 faf wear: equal 2C
o, silK and s Wool Scotch pla'ds' $780, SIC
All colors of All-Wool Zebeines, double
a :er. will be sold MONDAY soc
Soc Double Width Crepe Examines, 9Ec
ger yard NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SO
cops French Cordettes, the O. 4 D.
choice for. ...................s0 '@ac
s,so So and ncs sa5 ,d nsaTy KsFssy CSC
All-Wool Ladies' Cloth, in Street 2zc
Shades, for, per yard. ~ y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-14
9iems That
Apply 10 Cohen 5
G,ay Of selling.

Pure Linen Embossed Table Da.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-20
INSCRUTABLE WILCOX,
PInce of HIS Next Trial Not Yet De-
cidcd Upon.

ELIZABETH CITY, n. c., November
19.-tSpecial)-lt Is not yet decided where
the second trial Of James Wilcox will be
held as Judge Moore has not made known
his decision. This holding back is not
worrying the prisoner at all, and he re-
CARDS the situation with very little in
terest
The attorneys for both sides Of the case
are still on the scene and are anxiously
awaiting the outcome. It looks to your
correspondent as If the trial will be hello
at iIdenton in Chowan county. and al b,
date not later than the middle of jan
uary. This case has been hanging over
SO long with costs accruing that the
county wants it tried swiftly, and it is
thought that Governor Aycock will nam,
a special date and trial judge to get the
case off the docket
Wilcox is an interesting man. And he
is an odd specimen of human kind. To
think that for months this man has
shown front that has puzzled the best
OF criminologists. And none of them has
been able to advance any idea as to the
man because the case is different from
any that ever came under their notice.
II Wilcox is guilty man, he fools every
one. and if innocent he is entitled to all
the restitution and favors that the people
OF Elizabeth City can bestow upon hin.
for his imprisonment.
The Elizabeth City people are sorry
That the case viii no, be again tried here
Ihey are glad 10 assert that the prisoner
would get fair a showing here as at
any other town