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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-16
NEWS IN THE COUNTY.
Constable Samuel Getting Bettcr-commls'
sloncrs Appointed.

The friends of Constable r. H. Samuel
are delighted at the news that lie Is
greatly improved in health and Will prob
ably be out again soon. Tho reports re-
ceived at the courthouse during tho past
few days were alarming to a degree, and
much concern was felt. On FRIDAY.
however, the Constable was able TO sit
up little, and appeared 10 be on the
higl, road to recovery.
because of the bad weather the forma-
ton of q, Teachers Association in Ken
rico county had to be postponed again
yesterday. Another meeting will be held
Oh the first Saturday OF Marc0,.
Quito a number of the teachers were
present at the courthouse yesterday
morning. y highly Interesting address
was delivered by Mr.. D. l.. Pullianl, SUI
perintendent of the Manchester schools.
In the County Court OF Henrico yester-
day Messrs r. L. Wilson, x II. Cornwall.
and John r. Hughes were appointed to
meet with commissioning from tho County
Court Of Charles City and decide with
reference to the Turkey Island bridge.
which connects the two counties. Tile
bridge Is in bad repair and the commits
sloners will decide if there is any further
Use for It. II not, they will order that
il be taken down. Should the bridge,
however, be deemed necessity, repairs
will be ordered.
The County Court adjourned yesterday
FOR the term.
Constable 7. ]. Franklin has recently
lost or had stolen from him white
beagle hound. which he valued highly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-16
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-16
FOR THE PLAINTIFF.
Verdict in the Suits OF ChalkIey We. American
Hide and Leather Company.

q. As is usually the case of Saturday, the
city courts transacted little business yes
tcrday. Nothing Of public interest was
done in any of the courts save the City
Circuit.
In the two suits pending, those of Is. D.
Chalklcy & Co vs.. The American Hide
and Leather Company, and which have
been on trial for three or four days, the
jury yesterday brought in a verdict
in favor of the plaintiff in each case.
The cases We're suits in assumpsit for
damages for failure on part of the de-
PENDANT 10 comply with its purchase Of
hides, and in the one case the verdict was
for s., 0u0. the whole amount Of damages
laid in the declaration, and in the other
case it was for S1,3i9. The whole amount
The plaintiff asked for in his statement
of damages.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-16
South Boston Well Lighted.
sneeia1 nisnatch hal The TImes. )

Especial Dispo tch 10 The Times,
SOUTH BOSTON. VA, Feb. 1o.-Ihe
new electric light and power company,
which has harnessed the water power in
Dan River at this place, has turned on
its current, and after being IN total
darkness for several weeks, South Bos-
ton can now claim one of tho best sys-
tens of lighting in the State. Tor the
first time She has an abundance of street
lights burning the entire night. Tie COM
many is a private enterprise operated by
local capitalists, and in addition to fur
nishing lights. offers to supply power to
manufacturing establishments at a very
low rate.
On wednesday night ut half-past nine
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-16
A Fine Publication.

.,Ierst Families has undoubtedly en-
tered upon a long and prosperous lease
Of ltfo as The Echo" The first number
of this really new periodical made its
nnnearance yesterday. and created much
flvorabie comment, The doinss of so
ciety are chronicled in pleasing fashion,
and several special articles add TO It's
i. adableness. y short story by Anne
Stescr Winston, a poem by Marsaret
Ridley Scott and quarain by How
ard j. Iicrrick are tho features OF TINS
interesting number.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-16
PROF. ]. L.-JARNlAN.
New superintendent OF the State Female
Normal Schools

Professor j. I, Jarman, recently
elected superintendent Of tho State
Female Normal School. at Farmville,
TO succeed DIR. Robert Frazer, who
recently resigned, took active charge
of the school February 1st.
professor Jarlnan is only thirty
four years old, but is recognized as
one of the most energetic, progress
sivc and best equipped educators in
all Virginia.
He is a University OF Virginia man,
taught FOR a time at the Miller School
and made such impress as professor
of natural science at Emory and Henry
College that he was recognized as be-
ing the person to head q. large insti-
tuition, and those who knew his work
at Emory and Henry were quick to
recommend him for the place, and
he was elected over several of the
most eminent teachers III the State.
Professor Jarman is of an eminent-
iy practical turn of mind and energy,
and is conscientious and Scrumllous
in every undertaking. He is not only
i competent and efficient teacher in
the department of natural sciences.
but cNcrts an influence for good in all
the life and work OF the college. He
is young, modest, growing and euthu-
siastic; thoroughly upright and, best
of all. an aggressive Christian. He is
q fine disciplinarian and born teach
er. Though in Farmville but a short
time, he has made many friends.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-16
MADE $50 KNOTS.
The Illinois, Under Normal Draft, Kept High
Speed and Turned Easy.
AZ Associatcd Press.)

WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 1.-THE
members OF the Naval Trial Board nave
1etI,rned to Washington from the final
s,cIar.tarco trial of the battlesilip Illinois.
rrhev state that the big vessels functions
were very satisfactory. and despite 1t
pr evidence of fog, exhibited unusua, ma
l,oryering ability. a very high speed was
rotI made. it being simply the desire to
see her at her best pace under normal
craft. Her speed was about l5!. knots
and at times it ran UP to about l9.A / hs;
1t-knot mark, however, was not re''ciAeu
during the trial.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-16
SLIGHT CHANGE IN SCHEDULE
Southern Railway, February 1s, 1909

Southern Hallway, February 1E, 1904
Train No ., leaving Richmond 1915 A.
NJ, will, on anG after che 18th Instant.
leave Richmond at 1920 y. NJ. for Dan
Vile. Durham and intermediate stations.
connecting at Burkeville with Norfolk s.
Western Railway for Farmvi!le and
Lynchburg, affording the quickest and
shortest route, thus reducing the time
between Richmond and tho above points
one hour. and twenty minutes. No enansa
in other trains via the Southern
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-16
Caught Red-HaDded,

Especial Dispatch to The Timcs)
ROANOKE, VA, Feb 15.--Dcputy
United States Marshal Sifford, Of Pu-
laski. last night arrested Sam Luck, a
Patrick county moonshincr. in tho woods
near This city, with three kegs and jugs
OF wiliskey, which he was retailing
He was taken to Salem to-day for a
hearing before the commissioners.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-16

Shops in Manchester were hurt to any
extent, and the motorman jumped befors
the car stopped
The street car officials are endeavoring
to locate the cause OF the trouble, and
Inspector Franklin is searching for the
passengers who were on the car.
Tie city ambulance was called, but be-
fore it reached the scene those who had
been shaken III, had gone on their various
ways.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-16
70 Thu. -:.uru aN,soU Hu.-T.

The Southern Railway offers superb
service to all the South and Southwest
Through trains, dning-cars to South
Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabanis,
Tennessee, Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas
Mexico and California. Only one night
from Richmond Norfolk or Washington
to New Orleans. Memphis. Nashville.
Washington. Richmond and Florida
Limited leaves Richmond daily $50 p. NJ.
arriving Jacksonville next morning 2:1'
~ NJ; for all Florida, East Coast and
West Coast points, only two nights to
Havana. Cuba
Tourist tickets on sale daily at greatly
reduced rates
C. ". WEsTBURY. D. P. ~.
Richmond, Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-16
SOUTHERN ICE EXCHANGE,
Tampa, Fla. February 18th to cont
1902

For the above occasion the Atlantic
Coast Line announces rate of ono amt
cre-third frst-ctass limited fare for the
rcund-trip. on certificate plan. This line
operates solid vestibuie Pullman trains
with dfniug-car service and no transfers.
This is the quickest and most direct route
between Richmond and Tampa, Fla, as
well as all other Florida points.
For full information in regard to sched-
u:es. rates. etc, apply to any agent OF
the company, or
c.. S. CAMPBELL,
Division Passenger Agent.
SIS Il Main Street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-16
Northumberland Cub.

The regular annual meeting of the west
,,orcland Club will be held ar the cur
roosis corner Sixth and Grace Street
To- morrow night at $50 O'Clock.
Nothing out of the regular order IS
expected TO come up and beyond me c iet-
tin,, OF officers and The hearing OF COM
,nittec reports, little Will be done.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-16
fandals Expelled.
Special Dispatch to The Times,

ISpctIai UIspaIcu % Ias IIAes.3
SALEM. VA, Feb. 1.-THE students OF
Roanoke College yesterday expelled three
of their number for breaking the win
dows Of and damaging tho college chapel.
In 4 mass meeting held some days be-
fore, the students, by an almost unani-
nous vote. had condemned all forms OF
vandalism, and the action of the expelled
was thus a direct violation OF student
law.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-16
Masonic Home,

The Masonic Home Auxiliary win meet
in the Temple on Tuesday morning at II
O'Clock. Every member is urged to at
tend, as usllci, important business is to bs,
transacted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-16
-HOrsemau III,

Special Dispatch TO The Timcs.)
GOLDSBORO, II. c., Feb 15-Cicorge
u. Bennett, 4 noted llorsenlan OF this
city, is very i'll with pneumonia at ST.
Louis, Mo-, and is not expected to live.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-16
sEABoAKD AIR LINE RAILWAY
MISUNDERSTANDING Traiu Service
DiScnuft.nnii.

Richmond and Petersburg Communication
train service. Nos. 80. 40. l2 and IS. viii
be discontinued; effective March I'd. All
parties holding communication tickets cx-
tending beyond that time can have same
redeemed at face value on presentation
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-16

Hundreds of students support them-.
selves ut the big universities in the United
cta+as ~. .,,t--s->- c1--:---,r~ care
ers. washing di hers, waiting on table,
to,np ,..,.,.. =. IL. ,.,...4.s, as agents ~,
laundries, clothing estatlishments,e etc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-16
On and around
The Hotels.

I sEE -
Mrs. a. d. Atkinson OF the Lexington.
has engaged tho chef, The llead-waiter
and The baker OF the burned Atlantic
Hotel, at Norfolk. They went TO work
yesterday.
Judge George w. Morris, OF the Corpo-
ration Court in Charlottesville, was at
Murpbyss yesterday
An unusual number OF citizens of Nor
folk were registered at the various ho-
tells yesterday. At Murphy's were these:
Mir. w. n. Colt. Mr.. S. j. MORROW, Mr..
! james IL Bower, Mr. j.. Z. Champiir,
Mr.. H.. j. Key. Mr.. and Mrs. B. J. Morris
and Mr.. j. IL Wise.
Mr.. james v. Trchy, whose legal con-
test in this city some time ago for the
cerkship of the Norfolk court attracted
wide attention, was at Murphys yester-
Cay.
Messrs. ]. T. and d. IT Pitts. members
of tho firm of Lane Bros. Il Company.
railroad contractors at Scottsvillc, We're
q the Lexington yesterday.
One OF the we'll known yirgiuians regis.
tered at the New FortI's yesterday was
Judge r. L. Kirby, OF Independence.
At the New ISortl's also was Mr.. L. l.,
! Bethel, OF Crewc. u hotel proprietor in
that town.
Well known virginians in the city yes
terday included: Mr.. J. j., Williams, of
Blackstone; Mr.. IL Q. Lyme, of Somer-
set, and Messrs. NJ. c. Jennings and I.
L. Jordan, of Irwin, ut the New Ford's;
Mr. and Mrs. H. l.. White, of South Bos-
ton, at the Lexington, and Mr.. Joseph ".
Everett, of Keswick; Mr.. III. j.. Hibbard,
Mr.. IL L. Norton, and Mrs. j. G.. Hun
ter, all of Newport News; Mr.. William
Patruck, Of Staunton. and Mr.. W. Z. st.
Clair, at AIurphy's.
From Raleigh, N. c.. Messrs. r. L. Rand
and Il. G. Bowser were registered at the
New lord's.
Mr.. A. i. Bradley and Mr.. A. 3.
Scruggs, both of Sweetwater, Tenn, prom.
inent business men thare, were at Muir
phys yesterday.
North Carolinians in the city yesterday
were: Mr.. Frank p. Calling, OF Tarbpro,
and Mr.. d. Rogers, of Pointer, at Muir
phys; Mr.. ]. i. Stephens, of Greensboro,
at the New Fords, and Messrs. II. j.
Blallyelt, ]. ]. Farris, and ]. r. Paschall,
at the Lexington.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-16
The New Shlpyard..
Especial Dispatch to The TImes.)

NORFOLK, VA, Feb. 15.-The pro-
moters OF. the great shipbulding plant
at SewalIs Point met here again to-day.
Mr.. G. w. Tebault said: 'You may say
that The meeting was harmonious and
satisfactory, and that say the building
OF the silipyard is assured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-16
Harvard fionors Him.

". Russell Bowie. OF Richmond. one OF
The leading members OF the Harvard Uni-
vergty class of 1904 has been chosen cor
responding secretary OF the Harvard
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-16
|I|AL I Ed
Most: { go.
Largest and Oldest
Music House
in the South,
los {. Broad Street.

o'clock Miss Catherine Mebanc was Quiet
ly married at the home of her brother,
Mr.. J. y. Mebanc. TO AIr. j. S. Thomas,
OF Atlanta. Ga.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-16

Christian Association.
Mr.. Bowie is u grandson of the late
Capt Walter Bowie, SO highly esteemed
hero.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-16

Caesar Dickson has been appointed
janitor for the First Station by the Po-
lice Committee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-16

Mr.. A. i. Bradley and Mr.. A. B.
Scruggs, both of Sweetwater, Tenn, prom
inent business men there, were ut Muir
phys yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-16

From Raleigh, N. c., Messrs. r. I. Rand
and Il. G. Bowser were registered at the
New Ford's.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-16

One OF the we'll known yirginians regis
tered at the New Ford's yesterday was
JudEe r. l. Kirby, OF Independence.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-16

At the New IFord's also was Mr.. L. L..
Bethel, of Crewc, u hotel proprietor in
that town.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-16

Messrs. ]. Z. and D. IT Pitts, members
Of tho firm of Lane Bros Il Company.
railroad contractors at Scottsvillc, We're
a. the Lexington yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-16

Mr.. james Y. Trchy, whose legal con-
test in this city. some time ago for the
cIerkship of the Norfolk court attracted
vide attention, was at Murphy's yester-
Gay.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-16

Judge George w. Morris, OF the Corpo-
alton Court III charlottesville, was at
MurpLy's yesterday.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-29

Boomers pom Sarge. Der gontratt
wuroe Nouman & 3emis, @rafton,
auf bas Nnsebot bon $26 500 sese
ben. Oas 9ebduoe mub bis gum L.
Ottober sur 8enusuns fertisseiteut
letu.
t.-Oer Sau Coates mur=
Be bur6 Sreilpre6uns oes Delinquent
ten beenoist. @ie i9on semeloet,
bate Coates ieinen Na9barn Sraab
in Notbmebr eri@oiien als bteler in
einem 8utbanfau auf i'm einoraus.
Oie Sbat, sei6eb am 80. Gpril gu
&enmare uno am acknowledgement Saz
&c batte ii6 Coates pon ielbit mad
Minot beseben unb Der YoliSei aus
seliefert. Otes lit elm Sal raider
Suitis, mie es bier i'm Staate Norb=
Oatota ni6t oft gu uersei6nen 1T.
jamestown. -Stabtratb gan
bam bat leinen Nbldteb einserei6t.
gr mar Elm Ebeilbaber in Der Sames.
topn electric Sight Co., mel6e ben
&outraft fir bic Stabtbeleu6tun9
bat. Sn Der Sibuns Wontas Mbeno
mics Der Stabtanmalt barauf bin, bab
fein Stabtratb in Elm sei6dftlides
l1nternebmen NIT Der Staot intereiiirt
ietn barf, unb .%cttirle sa5u bas besas:
li6e @eieb. Na6 elmer 8eratbune
rei6te oann Serr ganbam ieine &es
Equation Elm, unb bteie wuroe ansez
nommen. 9err 6. Peter=
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S@neepflus ~belabenen 9anb.g Gar por
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ben murbe perunitaltet, bod pirb Der
8erunsladte, troe ieiner anbermettiser
l9weren 8erlesunsen, nit benz eeber
bapontemmen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-29

~ gs lift fetn @ebeimniB. @ir
baben einen pollen 8orratb fertis gum
Srasen sema9ter &leiber fir Wdn=
ner unb &naben unb linb aud in Der
Nase, Sud .irsenb @tmas gu seben,
bas Sbr mad WaB semadt gu baben
miui9t. Preiie itets sufriebenitel=
lenb in Yrtce's& leiber= unb S9ub=
banbluns.
Gplb Sprina. Dr. Nipen rpirb
am 6. Stunt in Cob Sprtns iein. !.
ey Ser b691te Marttpreis rpirb
besablt fir gier uon Der ct. glous
Cob Storage & 8rebuce Co., 100
6. Iue. nOrbli9, ct. gloub. 19sba
aY @er in ieinem SntereIe ban=
beln min, sebe gum Nusperfauf, ben
@utbmau & @ebriber Nbeles In benz
@el6dftslotale pom Sacobt & Maf
gu Saut Centre balten. Mue @aare
uerfauft gum balben greiie.
&tcbmpnb. Or. Nipen mirb
am z. unb s. Stunt in &i@monb lein.
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Infertisuns uon Pldnen fur &eii6enz
gen, S9ulen, &ir9en unb ionftise
Neubauten uenbe man ii9 an ben Mr=
diteften g. S. SaaS, ct. gloub,
Wtnn. 12.ba
sY Ser 8ertauf BON &leibern
unb S@uben lit feline Sentimentalis
tdts ionbern cine Sc
i6dftsia9e. Wa9t es @u9 gun, @e>
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81 mel6en Yreiien. gs pirb in gu=
rem Sntereiie iein. Yrice, Der
&leiber= unb Sdubbdubler.
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ct. Gloub @olb Storage & Yrobuce
60. $50. 1906. Mpe. n0rbli9, ct.
gloub. 1Ssba
NaDnespiae. Or. Nipen mirb
am 5. Stunt in Papnespiae ietn.
W 8eridumt bic pom @utbman &
Nbeles Bros. in Sauf Centre offertr:
te ielteue @elesenbeit gum ginfauf sus
ter unb billtser &leiber ni9t. Nues
gum balben Yreiie u~erfauft. Nnsetse
auf Seite Z.
# Sest guer Musenlidt feiner
@efabr aus, inbem Sbr gu9 nit un=
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ben @u@ ri@tise Slider anpaiien unb
gu9 basu nod @elb eriparen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-29
Sine Der erifen

Oiu,ua. Gar; Sebienuns auf amerifaniI9en
@~ilenbabuen murbe III 1875 einsefiibrt. unb
Oinina zIar> 8ebieuun9 snil4en ben 5mils
linasnGbten unb Chicago wilrbe suerit BON
Der Nortbz @eitern 2inte einsefibrt unb nit
bieIer eu1 bic 8equemlidfeiten hes s9imiteb"
gabnbienites ,lnb beute 1T ber Nortbwetern
9imiteb smil9en Minneapolis, ct. Yaul
unb Chicago Der Yair auer anberen gabnz
,iiae. Tir aue Snformation wenbe malt ii9
an &. ~. SeaSoale,
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-29

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den beein fluBt: Nualitdt uno Yreis.
Sbr leib beioer ii6er, rpenn ibr Cure
@intdufe ma6t in Prtce's &leioer=
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NIT 20 Bieroetraft engine, Strob
brenner, 3ex5s SUP sroBem Sepe=
rator, nit Strobabteiter, Selbiilttea
rer, Strob : Cart, 8aherbebdlter,
pumpe unb S@lau@. bic gauge Dres
l9sr Musitattuns gu faufen fir $500
innerbalb SO Tasen. Wan menbe ii6
an Gbas. Dir, Saut Centre, Winnez
lota. 25'4
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faufen wiG, bat iest ba5u bic bette
@elesenbeit in Saut Centre. Wan
lele bic Nnseise Der Sirma @utbmau
& Mbeles Bros.
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eleaante Multer unb neue Sarben,
fir Mdnner unb &naben tn enbloIeu
8~arietdten, pon Scots bis $3.50 In
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lung.
W Der gut unb bilis faufer
min, finbe 5id etu auf benz Musuer:
fauf bes sdn3li9en 8aarenuorratbs
uon Sacobi Bros. & Mad In Saul
Centre. Deren Na@folser, @utb:
mani & Nbeles Bros, uertaufen ben
sanaen 0orratb gum balben Yreiie.
Man lsie bte betrefenbe Gn5eise aul
Sette Z bieies 8lattes.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-29

az SeIebt I'M ere &tn6erz NnSiz
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banblung.
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wertitatt nit 8obnbuus unb etnem
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fur etnen beutl6en &atbolifen su
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tauf gutter uno biaiser &letber in Sa=
cobi Bros. & Mad's &leiberbanbs
lung gu Saut Centre, beren Sorratb
pom Der reler Strma @utbman &
Nbeles Bros. gum balben 8reiie per-
tauft mtrb. Wan leie bic Mnseise
auf Der Z. Seite.
~ .Sett 1T bic !3eit, Cure SEM
iter Screens "unb Screen ~.Sbireu
sesen S9ub Dor llnsesiefer gu tau=
fen. @tr MAIDEN ale berartise Corr
ten auf 8eteluns unb gum ri@ttseu
Preile. @risbt & Smart, Der Car
ter's Wablmible s~eseniber. "a ba.
az @roBer 8orratb an Srib
iabrs= unb CONNER. &appen fur Mdn,
ner unb &naben gu 25cts unb Scots
in Der Price's &leiber= unb S9ub
banbluns.
sT 6. 8. Mtmoob lit sarauf Dor:
bereitet, gu6 gu ben niebrisiten Gins:
raten Mnleibeu pom $500 bis gu So:
900 auf c~ulttuirtes 9anb fur sebu
Sabre gu MAIDEN nit benz &e9te, elmer
She'll ober bic gauge Summe gu tr:
senb elmer 3eit suridsusablen. Spredt
bel ibm in Ietner Office i'm Gtmoot
9lod 81 ct. glous Dor. 25.e
W @dnSli9er Nusuerfauf aIe,
in ber Sirma Sacobt Bros. & Wad
ibernommeneu &letber gum balber
Preiie. Nie suuor etne iol9e @ele=
senbeit in Saut Centre seboten.
@utbman & Nbeles Bros. Nnseist
auf Settle Z.
w SIR $500 fault man ctr
8obnbaus NIT feds 3tmmern, init
Stall unb elm Mder 9anb, tnnerbalb
Ser Stabtsrensen selesen. Saar ODE,
tbeilmeiIe baar unb tbetlmetle aui
3eit. @roBes Bargain. 8m. 9,
Wtt9e0, ct. gloub.
s 8elebt unlere blauen Serst
Nnsise fur Wdnuer gu Sc, S. uni
$40. gs f0nnen benlelben faum an:
bere slei@seiteIt werben. Sour gu ia:
ben in Yrice's &leiber- unb S9ub:
b%anbluns.
90 9rabiteine seidmaduou uni
biuis ansefe,ttst. Sebe 8efte0une
prompt unb suuerlafis beiorst Dor
sos. &tpper, nabe Gourtbaus, ct,
Gloub, Wtnn. SO bt
e 0elet, mas bic Sirma 8utb'
man & @ebr. Nbeles pon Sauf Gen:
tire auf ber Z. Seite bieles 8lattes Of
feriren. Ser gauge &leiberuorratl
gum unb unter'm balben Preile. Set
eine before @elesenbeit seboten.
az Sn Sumelen, namentli@ Sod:
seitsrinsen, III. Ealden unb Sausub'
rem mie au9 In Stlberwaaren fauf
mon baS bette unb biaisite BET u. S.
&obertlon, ct. Glouo, BET benz aud
Neparaturen an nbren prompt unb gu
perld1iis belor9t werben. 39:bt