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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-05-06
TELEGRApHIC SUMMARY.

Fifty persons perish in a fire in an
Egyptian town.
Bobby Walthour wins a % mile BIZ
cycle race in Boston
Major Waller sails for home on the
transport Warren.
Three cadets of the Kings Mountain
military school are drowned while bath
ing.
Marvin Hart knocked out Kid Car
ter in the ninth round at Louisville last
night.
The president decides to appoint
Henry Blum. Jr.. as postmaster at Sa-
vansah.
There is an unconfiTmed rumor of
negro being lynched for criminal as
sault in Wake county
Norfolks business men are greatly
exercised over the failing off in the ex-
port trade of that city.
The Glamorgan Fipe Company of
Lynchburg give their employees notice
of an advance in wages.
In the racing yesterday Arsenal won
the Metropolitan handicap and Alan A.
Dale the Kentucky Derby.
? Near Brookyille. Miss, Miss Addie
/ Mcleod is run over and killed by a
Southern passenger train.
A. N. Ely, VINO runs several saw mills
in Essex county, Virginia, is thrown
into involuntary bankruptcy.
The Cincinnati will sail for San Do
ningo today, to protect American in
terests during the present revolution.
Rev. DR.. Joseph Packard, dean of the
faculty of the Episcopal theological
seminary at Alexandra, Va, died yes
terday. aged SO years.
III. G. and Charles Z. Hoadley, half
brothers of the late Henry 3. Plant will
contest the transfer OF the estate from
Connecticut to New York.
1t is said John d. Rockefeller is be-
hind the scheme of the Virginia-Caro-
lima Company to get control of the Ger
man potash plants.
The Gates syndicate secures the Chi
eago, Indianapolis and Louisville rail-
road and it will be consolidated with
the Louisville and Nashville.
General Davis cables that lie has re-
seiyed no answer to his ultimatum sent
the Mindonao datto5; that his outpOsts
have been fired on and he was then
storIning the Filipino forts.
Ex-Governor Russell writes Justice
Clark that the latter can have copies of
the much talked of Ciark-Russell letters
for publication or he [RusselD will pub
iish them if Clark so desires.
The silver service sor presentation to
Admiral Schley made Of Spanish coins
taken from the Cristobal Colon, has
been finished and is on exhibition by
the makers in Baltimore.
The secretary of the treasury re-
quests collectors of customs at Allan
tic ports to look out for Charles Robin
son, who under temporary insanity is
supposed to be wandering along the
coast.
TT fT1nf iyf fXr han f.
ferent parts of the country are out
more than $1,000, 900 by the recent stock
market manipulation and the total loss
Is between $5,000,000 and $4,000, 900.
Warrants have been issued for the ar
rest of one man.
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FIGHTING IN MINDANAO.
American OutpOsts Fired on-Fili-
pino Forts Stormed-Our Casual
ties.

Manila, May S.-General Davis, in
command of the American forces IL the
island OF Mindanao, cables that his
ultimatum has not been answered; taat
his messenger has not returned, and
that the American outposts were fired
upon this morning. The troops ad-
vanced and sheiled Moro fort, but it
did not capitulate until the infantry
reached the ditch. This fort was
strong and well defended by 800 men
Fort Panda Padto was then surround
ed and heavily shelied. Heavy firing
continued as the dispatch was sent.
General Davis also reports that Lieu
tenant Henry S. Wagner, of the Four
teenth infantry, has been seriously
wounded and that twenty enlisted men
were wounded.
This is the substance Of a brief cable
message from the field.
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away in the Philippines. He added that
he considered it incompetent to dissolve
military board of inquiry by resolu-

away in the Philippines. He added that
he considered ii incompetent to dissolve
a military board of inquiry by resolu-
ton of the senate.
With this latter remark Senator Nor
gan said he agreed.
Replying to the republican senators,
Senator Rawlins said he did not want
to besmirch the army. but he did want
a full inquiry to develop the guilty and
have them punished while the innocent
may be exonorated. He said the minor
ity were met everywhere with objec-
tions and obstruction
'I call the senator from Utah to or
der" said Senator Lodge. mo senator
has a right to charge any other senator
with obstruction
Senator Rawlins referred to the case
of Private Riley ard quoted the secre-
tary of war as saying in connection
with il that private soldiers are inclined
to draw the long bow" in writing
home of occurrences in the Philippines,
which he said was itself a severe re-
Election on the army. Contrary to the
charges of the privates had been sus-
tained.
Senator Lodge-''The Riley case is
the only one that has been sustained"
Senator Rawlins-"The Riley case is
the only one that has been fully investi-
gated"
Without replying Senator Lodge gave
notice of speech next Monday.
After some further discussion the SEN
ate without action on the resolution,
adjourned as a mark of respect to the
memory of the late Amos ]. Cummings.
House of Representatives.
The death of Representative Amos j.
Cummings, of New York, in Baltimore
last night caused general regret and
sorrow in the house today. Above the
hall the flag f1uttered at half mast and
on the floor the old familiar desk on
the centre aisle near the front row,
which Mr. Cummings occupied for so
many years, was draped in black and
covered with a profusion of purple
orchids and spring flowers.
Mr.. Payne, floor leader of the ma
jority, announced Mr.. Cummings death
and offered resolutions providing for a
funeral service in the house on Sun
day.
The resolutions were unanimously
adopted, and the speaker announced
the appointment of the committee to
attend the funeral
At 1915 o'clock the speaker as a fur
ther mark of respect declared the house
adjourned
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MD" Carter Knocked Out By Mar
vim Hart In Ninth Rouus.

Louisville, Ey &ev 1-Aft-r .sc.,t
and half roundG ?. terrific hshtirg.
Marvin Hart. II LoulsyIlie. knocked
out Kid Carter. OF Brooklyn. before
the Southern ATM, IL cIan tonight
The bout was q slugg.ng match IN tn
the sixth round. but The pace had ,,s.n
SO swift that during the last four
rounds, both Men wer. staggering
around the ring. hardly able to stand.
and neither seemed TO land an er.cti-e.
dow. 1t was merely contest of endur-
ahce and the knockout blow, a left To
'he Jaw was given when Hart himself
seemed almost ready to faIl.
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IN SEARCH OF a wANDERER.
A Young Peunsylvanian, Tempo
rarily Insane. Disappears.

Washington. May S.-The secretary
Of the treasury today at the solicitation
of Representative Showalter. of Penn
sylvania. sent circular letter to COL
iectors of customs along the Atlantic
coast. instructing them to lookout for
Charles Robinson, the son Of promi-
nent citizen of Butler. Pa. who disap-
peared from his home a month ago
while suffering from temporary mental
alteration and who is believed to be
wandering along the coast
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trieste. Austria May a.
Inc United States cruiser Chicago ar
rived here at noon from Venice. The
usoai exchange Of salutes took place.
Acme. May 3.-Private dispatches
from venice say the cruiser CHICAGO
VIII proceed for Naples May 18th ana
that she VIII there be joined by the haf-
fiesnip Illinois. the flagship Of the Unit
ed States European squadron. on board
OF which vessel. the officers Of the Chi
cazo who were arrested an imprisoned
IN Venice win be tried by court-martial.
Another United States cruiser. these
oispatcnes further say. Is expected to
arrive at Venice shortly. She wilI moor
outside the st. Mark dock.
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GENERAL SMITHS COURT-MARTlAL
The Trial ConcIuded-COIonel Wood
rua.s Brilliant Speech in the De-
fenSe

Manila, May THE trial by court
martial of General Jacob H. Smith
ended today The findings of the court
will be forwarded to Washington, The
general impression here is that he will
be acquitted
The closing address of Colonel Chas.
A Woodruff for the defense was re-
markable oratoIical effort that drew
tears from his hearers. He dramatical-
ly sketched General Smiths career and
declared he had conducted a remark
manner which reflected credit on his
vaIor, humanity and kindness.
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Norfolk. Va. May 3.-Mrs- Waller,
wife OF Major Littleton w. T. Waller.
today received a cablegram from her
husband. announcing that he would sail
today from Manila for San Francisco
on the transport Warren. Major Wal
Ter will go direct to Washington. 1t is
expected that he will make the trip in
tventy-eight days. Nothing is known
as to his future movements after he
reaches the United States
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THE PLANT ESTATE.
Half Brothers of the Deceased Con-
test it's Removal to New York.

New Haven Conn, May 3.-The
announcement was made today that
the transfer O. the estate of the late
or twenty millions of dollars, from Con-
necticut TO the New York courts would
be vigorously opposed by Horace G.
and Charles E. Hoadley of Waterbury,
Conn, sons OF the iate Horace =.
Hoadley, of tins city, who was half
brother Of the dead millionaire.
The case comes up nexc Monday.
Counsel for the HoadIeys will oppose
the transfer uI the ground that tlrt.
will of Henry Bradley Plant, if exc
cuted here, VIII mold the entira property
in trust until The unborn grandson OF
the testaror shall have at aimed his ma
jority. and b.ce use of the alleged fact
that if the widow and Morton Plant
and his son rlInlld die the viii would
be void and tie Hoadlcys wouiG DC
come legal heirs to the millionaire
On the other hand. it is allaye1 that
il the transfer is made to New York
the courts there will not recognize the
will and will Iide the estate, giving
one-third to the widow aad two-thi.cs
to Morton z. Plant.
Besides coGfesting the proposed
transfer Colo,el Lucien L. Burpee OF
Waterbury, WHO represents the cor
testants has brought njunctica pro-
ceedings to restrain temp rarily the
local court fram authorizing the se-
lease Of the funds. This IN junction has
been issued by Judge Robinson OF the
Hartford superior court
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NoRFOLK,S EXPORT TRADE.
Her Business Men Worried Over it's
Great Decrease.

Norfolk, Va. May 3.-The business
community is exercised over the great
decline in export business. The exports
for the past month amounted to only
s446.429. A comparison with other
months show that the ports business
is gradually falling Off The merchants
and business organizations have ap-
pointed committees to confer with the
railway and steamboat companies here
looking to a restoration of the trade,
but SO far their work has apparently
been without satisfactory results.
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The Cincinnati Ordered There "a
Protect Americas Interests.

Washington. May 3.-United States
Minister Powell at Santo Domingo
having reported to the state depart
ment that the revolutionary movement
led by the vica-president had assumed
serious proportions the Cincinnati. now
at Norfolk, has been ordered to be
ready to sail Tor there tomorrow eve
ming to protect American interests.
She should reach Sam Domingo Thurs
day morning.
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Washington. May 3. President Roose-
velt today decided to appoint Henry
Blum, Jr, postmaster at Savannah. Ga,
to succeed Postmaster Doyle. Blum
served as a major in the war with
Spain and is said to be in harmony with
the republican organization OF his
state. ..sss:
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A HEATED DEBATE
IN THE SENATE ON THE PHILIP
PINE QUESTION.
THE REPUBLICANS AROUSED

At the Attacks of the Democrats.
For the First Time they Enter
Fully Into the Discussion-The
Chief Point Being the Proposed
Recall of Major Gardner to Testify
Before the Senate Committee.
Death of Hon. Amos j. Cummings.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1902-04-04

Ton RENT-Neat 8 room cottage II
Russell addition. Apply to l.. Roll
wage.
Money to loan on improved planta-
tons; 8 : and 10 years time. Geo. =.
Taylor X Go.
Try Chamberlain's Stomach & Liver
Tablets, the best physic. For sale by
j. Il. Sanders,
There will be free band concert at
tine operahouse next Thursday night.
All are invited.
Low Rates to Dallas and return by
the "Ghoetaw Route for the Reunion
April 22nd to 18th.
"Ckoctaw Route best way to the
Dallas Reunion United Confederate
Veterans, in April.
Sheriff Marshal Ford. and Mr. B
Miller, OF Ma,ianua. were registered at
the Imperia. Tuesday.
Ed. A. y. Couch, pastor Of the
Baptist church at this place, preached
IT AAaf hVS iuok Cuh0dS'
For SATE.-A few more good lots in
the RUSSELL addition. on easy terms
Apply to James Russell.
Garry your clothes to be cleaned
pressed, or repaired, to 5. l.. Berry,
opposite Methodist Church.
Take the "Choctaw Route to the
Confederate Reunion, Dallas, Texas,
III April Excursion rates.
Thoroughbred Barred. Plymouth
Rock eggs for sale, 81 90 for ID. See
Mrs. ". II Dyer, phone %.
Hon. John NJ. Daggett, prominent
gentleman of Mariana, was III the
city last Friday on business.
Mat Grasmick, who had been in the
meat business at Dusicks old stand.
retired from business Monday.
DIR. Simson, the dentist. arrived
| "Wednesday and VIII be here all next
week. Office at Hotel Marion.
Jno r Oval, of Goodwin, a mem
:
mittee was in town Wednesday.
Judge J. $. r. Cowan boarded the
east bound train Monday morning
We think he went to Edmonson.
Recommended by physicians for
medicinal purposes-Old j. II. Gutter
Whiskey. y. b. Nelson q Co, agents.
Letter copying books, Rubber bands.
Btank Books, pens. pencils. erasers,
and all desk requirements at the News,
stand.
Cincinnati Bass Hooks. Nauchaug
Silk line, genuine cork floats, and al
frst-ciass fishing tackle at the News
stand.
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| DR.. +. J proofs new residence il
the Russell addition. is now ready foi
occupancy. aud the Doctor and family
are Gomciled at home.
Mrs. W. c. Simmons and little
daughter left Saturday for Brinkley.
where she will spend a short time
among relatives and friends,
J.. VI. Dunn, The veteran Of Black
! fish township. was in town Tuesday
/ tn bring the election returns and shake
hands with numerous friends.
W. ). Thomas. postmaster and poet,
Of Democrat, Was in town Tuesday on
his WAY home from Nettletnn. where
he had been to visit his kinsfolk.
Louie Altman, our energetic cit
ILL poster, and a cheerful aud philo-
Soplhcal genius in many other respects,
paid the Bluff City visit this week.
:. Il Trap. ST.. Of Alabama, arrived
in the city Saturday ON VISIT To his
son. ) Il. Jr.. aud family. He is II
prominent figure in the lobby of the
Imperial.
Mrs. a Wineberg was the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Is. Levy Sunday. She
WAS Ell route to Memphis to attend the
wedding of her sister, Miss Rosa
! Groskind.
Neuralgia pains, rheumatism, lum-
bago and sciatic pains, Weld To tie
penetrating influence of Billiards. Snow
Linment. Price, p and 30 cents. j.
/. Sanders.
We have all kinds of papers at The
wSStand-Drawing Toilet. Writing,
Carbon, Typewriter, leral and fools
cap. fiat, folded, news, rag, wood, OF
| any ol: kind.
The Spring meet of the New Mem
| phis Jockey club is now at it's height.
! The card is the most attractive and OF
the highest class ever presented at this
| popular track
W. A. II. Mcdaniel, formerly of
Wynne, now in charge of the Arkan.
sas circulation OF Memphis new paper,
was IN town Monday, accompanied by
his little daughter, Rose.
y. Seaiord, oil Helena. agent tor
the Singer Manufacturing Co.., and one
OF the swiftest sewing machine sales
men in this section of the state, was in
the city Wednesday on business.
Boys. and girls, too. should see the
prettiest line of marbles, tops, Base
Balls, Mits, Masks GLOVES. and sport
! ing goods ever brought to Forrest City.
Just received at The Newsstand.
Through the State of Arkansas from
east To west; through its fertile valleys,
prairles and beautiful uplands: through
Indian Territory. The Promised
Land" yen will traverse ty the Chloe
taw Route" to tile United Confederate
Veterans Reunion, Dallas, Texas
April 22ud to 18th.
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The Thoroughbred Stallion. Fergu
SON Wilkes, Jr., the Black Jack. Joe
Wheeler and the Blue Jack Buckskin
Bill, will stand the seas n on the San
der's farm Il We miles northwest of For.
rest City. commencing March 1st. 1902
Terms Tor Stalll0n:-Seven dollars the
season. Ten dollars to insure. Terms
for Jacks Five Dollars for the season;
Seven dollars 10 insure. Care will bic
taktsl 10 prevent accidents but wiz
not be responsible should any occur.
Good pasture for stock Of any kind.
WM. SMITH.
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\ flock of wild geese, last Saturday
night, attracted by the electric lights
OF the town, became bewidered and
scared around the town fer some little
time. For awhile the rushing noise Of
their wings was taken for Honorable
Responsible Rodney McJoy'S airship
on its way to Salt River, bus the
.'honk, honk,n of the Old goose leader
dlspelied tins wished for event.
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"A neighbor ran in with a bottle of
Chamberlain's Cole, Cholera aud Diar-
rhoea Remedy when my son was suffer
Ing with severe cramps aud WAS gwen
up as beyond hope by nay regular phys.-
clan. who stanGs high III his profession
After administering three does of it,
my son regained consciousness and re-
covered entirely within twenty-fonr
hours" says Mrs. Mary Halter. OF Mt,
Crawford, Va. This remedy is for sale
by !. /. Sanders
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1902-04-04

Perfect digestion is the only FONDA
ton for perfect health. The food We
eat makes all the blood We have wbici
N turn feeds every nerve, muscle. arc
tissue ii the body. Hetbiue quickenS
The appetite, aids digestion. gives tone
and yigor TO all The functions aud EN-.
sures good health. Price 80 cents. J
L. Sanders.
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J. II. G.
Cd J. II. c.
Old J. II. Cutter.
Spit on your bait
1t looks like baseball.
Get out your fishing tackle.
Old !. II. Cutter at Nelson's.
Fishing tackle at the Newsstand.
Forget your troubles and go fishing.
Tons of all kinds at the News Stand.
Garden and flower seeds at Sanders.
Buy crcqqet set at The Newsstand.
Harye Luton now resides in Mem
phis.
Map drawing paper at tie News
Stand.
New supply of marbles at the News
Stand.
Crcquet sets 75c and up at the News
stand.
County scrip for sale at The News
staGd
Old Prentice Whiskey at T. C. Fol
DIt ~ ~
J. II Odom, of Palestine, WAS in town
Saturday.
20 600 marbles, all kinds, at the
Newsstand.
Il. J L9nier, Of Caldwell, was in
town Sunday,
Rev w. b. Harper is cut again after
weeks illness.
Ppeains tops-2 for 5e. and up at
The New sstaGd.
,passe Partoal binding may be had at
The Newsstand.
Mrs. Mary Shade took in The Mont
g0mely handicap.
For Rent-A . room cottage Apply
to l.. RolIwage Il Co.
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Don't be selfish. If YOU are satisfied
that Old Eolimer whiskey is the best
tell your fllenGs. Y. {. Folbre u Co.
sell 1t.
J. S Niaton, one of the cleverest
tourists on the road was circulating
among his friends and customers hsre
Tuesday.
". E. Duncan and James Nelson,
represented the Forrest City cniored
contingent at the races in Memphis
Monday,
The streets Of Forrest City present
Il deserted appearance. Everybody is
At work repairing fences and planting
gardens.
MIS- Tile Davis Will leave Sunday
morning for Memphis to attend thu
wedding or her friend, M!3s Rosa
GrosSiud.
nd you notice the distinct and
pleasant flavor possessed by The Old
Noll,ler" whiskey? 1t is the result OF
purity. T. G. Folbre II Co, Forrest
City, Ark.
When Ga j. II. Cutter is around
other whistles must go way bacl,
AID sit down N. b. Nelson 4 Co.,
sole agents.
Go 10 sanders grocery for your nice
spring VEGETABLES and all good things
to eat. Also fine line of glass and
Queeusware.
II q un,itl, ne yvha,,l.v r,.s bere
Vad,es6.r 80 ,t,erd NO ,nsutin,, ~
rho rvscnt;va cnmn,i,taa of wh;rh he
;s !, n,an,rar
y c9 Of tor m SIa pt mn sya the p yasss
i in F 9ns s' Z ca before Oo''I"s At T
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1902-04-04

The OniV Guaranteed Kidney Cure.
IS Smiths Sure Kidney Cure Your drug
gist viii refund money, if after taking ole
bottle yoa are not entirely satisfied with
results. soc.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1902-04-04

The Only Guaranteed Kidney Cure
is Smiths Sure Kidney Cure. Your drug
gist viii refund money, If after taking one
bottle you are not entirely satisfied with
results. soc,
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To Cure a Cold in One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money if it fails
to cure. +. w. Groves signature is on
.ach box. 25c.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1902-04-04

Hubert Folbre was handsome visi
tor TO Wynnc Sunday.
Shoes repaired by :. L. Berry, oppo-
site Methodist Church.
PRESCRIPTIONS filed only by graduates
at Sanders Pharmacy.
Try Cd J. II. Cutter Whiskey once
aid you Will stick TO it.
Marshall Ford. sheriff OF Lee county,
was in town Wednesday.
Once trieA--always used-O,d J II.
Cutter, at Nelson Il Co.'S.
f. l. Horton, of New Castle, was in
town on business Tuesday.
Attorney $. II. Mann was in Mem
pins on business yesterday.
Have y9u got any Gnat oil?" seems
to be the burning question.
I. C. Folbre. ST.. was looking at the
horses at Memphis Monday
Nelson e Co, are exclusive agents
ior Old j. H. Cutter Whiskey.
II, G Sanders spent election day in
Newport among his old friends.
c. A, Walker carried eff rich purse
at the montgomery park Monday.
{. II. Ravens has several desirable
residences for rent. Telephone IS.
DR.. CaldwelI's syrnp Pppsin aids di-
Se'lion. Sold by J. IL. Dunavant.
Recommended by physicians and
eo"suHess, cid Prentice Whiskey
Cheapest, best-Rnchters' guaran-
Tee paint at Sanders Drug Store.
as line Whiskey as Old Kentucky
proailces-O.d j. Il. Cutter Whiskey.
Df. CaldNeirs Syup ppusin Is a ner-
iect laxative. Sold by j. II. Dunavant
Call on Sanders grocery store for
0he oest garden seed Seed potatoes.
i. + McCrary and Rebt. Sellers
went to Nlaener Monday on business
The yonng folks had very ENJOYABLE
u"tee luesGay night at the Imperial.
Boxing GlaYes, Base Ball supplies.
dhG All Sporting goods at the News
/ ne prett.SSt stock of base ball goods
IN Eastern Arkansas at the News
stand.
,,;i,iheo. 'lieyck, manager Cotton Oil
NH Mlli, was IL Little Roe, Wednesday on
business
Gail up No. l for the freshest and
~ ,ri etst llne OF groceries in town. w.
| Sanders.
Marbles from &c per 100 to 25c each
~ lht Newsstand. We have the
leauty line.
ca. s. @ REA.
Bsass the nIhe Kind You Haze Always Bought
S1 - NLENN7z