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"Right Off the Balcony"

SONS and spring. This section of the coun-
try is enjoying 66 degrees above zero, and
Mobile, not to be outdone by the land of
the everglades, basks amid a semi-tropical
temperature of 90 degrees
The police report but few arrests last
night and today for the failure Of the resi-
dents of Washington to remove the snow
Notwithstanding the fact that about
three inches of 1.-The beautiful" have fallen
since yesterday, the city payements were
comparatively clear of snow and ice before
the noon hour today.
Disaster Follows Pleasure.
There was an exciting runaway accident
on Pennsylvania avenue last night about
7:90 which resulted in damaging two sleighs
and injuring a horse. Several men were
thrown on the snow-covered pavement and
a show window was smashed The animal
that caused all the trouble was. owned and
driven by William A. Sacks of No 1O9 /
street northwest. Seated In the sleigh with
him were ]. G. Limburger and John G..
Rodgers.
Shortly after the animal became unman-
ageable the sleigh collided with similar
vehicle in which Harry B. Denty of 1919
14th street northwest was seated Then ii
was that the men were thrown out upon
the snow and the sleighs were DANA eed
The horse ran across the sidewalk at 2d
street and smashed the show window az
the store of ]. F. Jarvis u
The animal was so badly cut and bruised
that It had to be taken TO a. veterinary. sur
geen. for treatment
ChfId's Arm Broken.
Helen A Nauraf fh fo,,y otd aa,,~.
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Twelve MOnthS In Hall

Isaac Winfield, a colored man aged about
thirty-five years, was sent to jail by Judge
kimball today for twelve months after
having been convicted on a charge of carry
Ing revolver with the intention of using
the same in an unlawful manner.
Several witnesses explained that Winfield
visited saloon several days ago looking
for man with whom he had had trouble
Winfield denied that he had ever had a
shooting iron in his possession but the
court dfsbelieved his statement and SEN
fenced him to six months on each count
twelve months in all.
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Sent to Jail for Four Months.

James Malvin, colored, about thirty-five
years old, pleaded guilty In the Police Court
today to charge Of having assaulted Ed
ma West, also colored. Christmas night
Malvin called at the womans house in
Temperance alley, where they had some
words.
The woman was badly beaten as a result
or the quarrel and had to be sent to the
nospitai. Malvin left town and went to
Baltimore, where he was arrested later at
the instance of the local authorities.
On advice of his counsel Malvin entered
a plea of guilty and Judge Scott sentenced
him to four months in jail
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Marriages Licenses

Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following:
White-Robert w. F. Ogilvie nord
Bauf) and lrmasale B. D. Harman; Jo-
seph 6. Ryan and Theresa L. Buehler
James A. Burke and Annie NJ Boyle;
Charles F. Jenkins and Grace Love:
Charles Whiteford and Blanche Maxwell:
Michael F. Carey and Rose L. Owens:
Harry F. Williams and Ada E. Chisholm:
Antonio Cioffi and Theodore Rosattf
Colored-WiHiam johnson and Fannie
Swain: Charles Miller and Eliza Reynoids.
VIM. E. Cook and Lizzie c. Wright.
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The LOST Thomp.on Homew.rd Bound

The State Department has received
cablegram from Consul General Bigham at
Cape Town, South Africa, bearing date of
yesterday, stating that Congressman
Thompsons" lost son has sailed from Cape
Town homeward bound: From information
gathered at the Department of State it ap-
pears that Mr.. Bigham has labored under a
misapprehension of the identity of the miss
ing Thompson. Representative Cooney of
Missouri recently interested himself in the
case of one L. L. Thompson, jr., young
Missourian, who, after first attempting to
enlist in the American army, shipped to
mules, and had not been heard from for
some time. He requested the State Depart
ment to look into the matter, and Mr. Big
ham has evidently been led. from the
source of the inquiry, to believe that the
missing man was son of Representative
Thompson of Alabama.
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Deaths tn the ni.trict.

The following deaths were reported to the
health Office during the twenty-four hours
ending at noon today:
James D. Harrod, 72 years: Armistead
Peter, 81 years; Olive S. Botsford S5
years; Edward Fields, 4S years; Sarah Nor
ton, As years; George E. Smith, 43 wears.
Joseph Diggs, "a years: Basil Rollins, 81
years; Maggie Barrett. % years: Alhart
Cryer, year; Viola Howard, / year: infa nj
of Irene Williams, months =
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damage. to Oyster Rea.

The Senate committee on commerce today
authorized an unfavorable report on a bill
looking to, payment for damages done to
oyster beds in Raritan bay. New Jersey.
The bill represents one of several similar
claims, and the action OF the COMMITTEES Is
intended to indicate its policy on the sub
tect sas-sss5s'
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Receipts Mt Star Office
A HAPPY THOUGHT.
Remembering the Poor as Well as the
Rich.

Mr.. John Joy Edison, treasurer of the
Associated Charities, received this morn
ing note, copy of which is given below.
The wish of the writer that his name
should not be made public is respected; but
Mr. Edison indulges the hope that, with this
thoughtful example before them, some 9TH
ers who are able to and do entertain lib
orally might be inspired to do something
in the same way. The note Is as follows:
Dear Mr.. Edison: l have recently ex-
pended about hundred dollars in enter
tanning well-to-do friends, and think it a
good thing to do as much for the needy
deserving poor, at a time like the present,
When there must be a great deal of suffer-
Ing in the city.
SO here is my check for that amount
Sincerely yours,
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civil servtce Re.,r.a r..

Senator Hansbrough has introduced a
bill authorizing the retirement on three
Quarters pay Of ex-soldiers and sailors who
have served twenty years in the civil SER
vice Of the United States government
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A Survey of Macedonia,

At the request and expense of the Sultan
of Turkey, j. E. Spur of the United States
geological survey has entered upon sur
vey of Macedonia and Albania
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To BE Examined for Cha.l.,.

To BE Examined for Chaplain.
The President has ordered MFR. Bower
Reynolds Patrick Of Duluth, Mimi, to ex-
animation for q forthcoming vacant chap
laincy in the navy. In consequence Of the
retirement Of Chaplain r. A. GIN on Feb
ruary 8 next.
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January %, 1907. :"
FOR REMOVAL of SNOW.

J0iht HesOIutfon Rasses House ApprO-
prfating $4,000.
The House today, on motion of Mr.. Nc
Cleary, passed a resolution appropriating
5000 for the removal of snow and ice from
the streets of Washington. The Commits
sioners asked for $4,000. The favorable
action Of the Senate upon the resolution Is
awaited with some anxiety AS soon as
the fund shall be made Aavaifable the work
of clearing the thoroughfares will be begun.
Evening star., 1902-01-30

To Cure . Cold In One Day
Take Lsxstivs Bromo outnine Tablets. An drug
Groves signature q on each boy. &c.
se24rtukth-o0f
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SNOW OR RAIN TONIGHT.
Friday Fair; Contin1fed EOw Temper.

HiuNS + aifj SOnflHued LOW temper
Forecast till pm. -EFidayF For the Dis
trict of Columbia, Delaware, ,1Maryland and
Virginia, snow or rain tonight. Friday fair;
continued low temperature; tight easteriy
Winds becoming variable. 90
weather conditions and general forecast:
The storm center is this morning over the
mountains of West Virginia., While not at
all Of a marked character, It's peculiar po-
sition relative to the abnornally high area
to the .northward has resulted in the Sc
yerest storm of the winter east of the slope
region, except along the Canadian border.
Whfie there We're rains IN the extreme
south, sleet and snow fell in such quantities
in the central valleys and the east as to
cause an immense amount OF damage and
serious Interruption of many branches Of
business, particularly in the lower Ohio
and middle Mississippi valleys.
temperatures continue very low for the
season, except in the extreme south
In the west there have been local SHOWS,
except in the middle plateau.
Snow or sleet wifi continue tonight in the
middle Atlantic states upper Ohio valley
ana lower lake region, and probably on
Friday in the eastern lower lake region
ana New York, as we'll as in the eastern
mountain districts. In the south. the
mostly without precipitation, except in
Ficsfdr y sst
It will r- solder In the east gulf states
and tennessee and continue cold over the
remaining districts east and south.
On the middle Atlantic coast fresh north
easteriy winds will become variable: on the
south Atlantic coast winds viii be light to
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evidence there, from the ragged urchin,
with his improvised "bob," to the pretty
maiden ensconsed in furs on her up-to-date
chute
All seemed to enjoy the exhilaratng sport,
and care was for the nonce laid aside
The snow ceased falling early last night,
and the sleet that followed In its wake
made walking hazardous undertaking.
Numerous falls, some Of them followed by
severe consequences, have been reported.
The weather man says the temperature will
remain stationary for at least twenty-four
hours, SO that those who are fond of sleigh
ing need have no fear that the snow will
vanish soon.
Continued cold and cloudy with occa-
sional snow f1urries tonight Is the fore
cast. The storm has been general in the
Ohio valley and southwest, while New Eng
land and portion OF the middle Atlantic
States have also been visited by snow.
Damages Wrought by Storm.
! Reports from these sections Of the coun-
try indicate that the storm has wrought
much havoc, in many places railroad COM
munication having suffered, and telegraph
wires were broken down. Several of the
incoming trains from the west were late
today.
The coolest place the weather map
is White River, Ontario, where the ma
tives are blowing their finger tips and
watching the gymnastics performed by the
mercury while it plays around As degrees
below zero. In Tampa, Fla, however, the
temperature is suggestive of orange bios
Evening star., 1902-01-30

Il NEVER DISAPPOINT.'
If you need printed matter and
want it to prove an investment, not
an office expense, seek our advice.
Some printing is good, but most OF
it is worthless as far as results are
concerned.
BYRON S. ADAMS. Printer,
Phone Main $50. 512 11th at
ja30-14d
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Automobile Sleighs and Other sleighs
Out in Force.
BOYS COASFlNG ON TEE SLOPES
Mishaps Here and There, Some
Of Them Serious.
THE NEEDS OF THE POOR

All day long the merry jingle Of the bells
has constantly reminded dwellers here
abouts that Washington was tightly
grasped in the clutch of Jack Frost, and en-
joying the first taste of real winter wealth
Evening star., 1902-01-30

Sleighs innumerable made their appear
!ance on the city's streets at an early hour.
1t seemed as if everything were on runners;
Evening star., 1902-01-30

OFFICE OF THE WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT
comps company: & Washington, D. C., January II, 1902
Washington Gas Light Company, for the election
OF directors and for such other business as may
properly come before said meeting. will be held
MONDAY. February g. 1902. at I2 O'Clock M
O'clock m. WILLIAM n ORWF
jai7-1it Secra,a,
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCKHOID
ers of the Brightwood Railway Company for the
election OF directors to serve for the ensuing
year, aud such other business may properly
9hiee OF the company, 14th and East Capitol sts
Washington, ID. c., FRIDAY, January 81 1902
between the hours Of II III. and pm.
JAS. b. LACKEY, Secretary
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evidence there, from the ragged urchin,
with his improvised "bob," to the pretty
maiden ensconsed in furs on her up-to-date
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

tian Church. 9th and D n.e-Tonight. Evangelist
Z Wilson breaches. sssyhat Sayesy'' Prof. Huston
sings ~ 8 1t
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLD-
ers Of the Columbia Railway Company for the
election OF directors, to serve for the ensuing
year, and the transaction Of such other business
as may come before said meeting will be held
at the office OF the company, 14th and East
tapitof sts, Washington, ID. c.. FRIDAY Janu-
pm. JAS b. LACEEY
JAZZ %, % 2T&30 Secretary
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Helen A. Neurath, four years old dausn-
Evening star., 1902-01-30

Mr.. John Joy Edison, treasurer of the AS
sociated Charities, acknowledges the fol-
lowing contributions:
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CrumpaCker'S Suffrage Plan.
Not In Any Sense Force Bill,
He Says. To Reduce Repre-
sentation.

Washington, Feb. 5.-Repre-
sentative Crumpacker of nd.ana,
author of the resolution presented
at the Republican caucus Monday
night, and to be further consider
ed next Monday, authorizes the
following statement to correct
any impression that his meas.
ure ls in the nature of a "force
bill. s"
"The resolution submitted to
the caucus was designed to secure
full and thorough investigation of
the suffrage question, not only in
the South, but in all the States
that have imp )seI IN ,terial re-
stristlons upon manh ,od suffrage
"There is a general belief that.
a number of States have disfran-
chised the larger portion of their
citizens; that the celored popula>
tien, by operation of the State
laws, is entirely eliminated as a
political quantity, and yet it counti
In apportioning the representa-
tlon among States. 1t is the
general belief that the Southern
States have at least thirty-6vs
representatives in the House and
electoral college, resting upon a
fictitious basis. If this Is found
to be true in fact, and representa-
tlon can be reduced accordingly,
as the Constitution imperativeIy
requires, it would go long way
towards settling the race ques
ton.
"Such a method would have
none of the characteristics of a
force bill. The disfranchislnp
States would suffer q reduction Of
political power which thew could
regain by educating their citizens
and admitting them to the priyi.
lego of the BALLOT
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The President Is Coming!
The Party Will Start South Next
Monday Night.

----MAnhinatnn. Eah- d. President
and Mrs. Roosevelt and the party
whe will accompany them to the
Charleston exposition will leave
here for the south next Monday
night in u special train over the
Southern railway. The hour for
departure has not been definitely
fixed, but the train will reach
Summervllle Tues day afternoon.
Thursday night will be spent at
Pine Forest Inn, Summerville, as
tho guest of Capt. Wagner, pres
ldsnt OF the exposition. At this
point the party will inspect the
tea farms nearby. On Wednesday
the party will go to Charleston,
spending the day in that city and
at the exposition grounds. At
night Il banquet will be given the
president and party at the Char.
l'stsn hotel. The return journey
will begin Thursday, Feb 13, and
the train will reach Washington
Friday mocaing In the presidents 8
party will be Seer etaries Wilson
and Hitchcock, Attorney General
Knox and Postmaster Genera
Payne and the ladies of their
families.
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Reward For Warren.
Columbia Record.

Columbia Record.
The governor has issued a pro-
clamstion Offering a Thousand dol
lars reward for the apprehension
of Barlow Warren, of Orangeburg
who it will be remembered killed
Thomas IL. Watson last year.
Watson bad testified against War
rem in connection with an express
robbery at that place, and Warren
shot him and escaped.
The theory has been advanced
that Warren was connected with
the latest robbery, and although
the hunt for him has never been
given ap, no trace of him could
bs found.
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IN THE SENATE.
columbla Feb. srss ssssl.

Columbia, Feb. = TIE Seasss
today passed the new jury law as
amended by the House. The l1w
Will probably he ratified and signed
by the Governor tomorrow.
Senator Aldrich's 5 bill to allow
women who pay taxes to vote for
Presidential electors was killed
without debate.
The bill to authorize school trus.
tees to furnish text books to midi
gent children was passed after a
long discussion, as did the bill to
make domesli: fowls come under
the provisions of the general stock
law. r.. j. W.
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Warm Words in Legislature.
Mr. Logan, of Charleston Stirs
the Anderson Members. Child
Labor Bill.
Special to C6affss ton POST. =

Icpeciai 10 CnarIestOn f,oSt. " -s'
Columbia, 5. g., Feb. 4
There were some hot skirmlshes
IN the House today and the child
labor bill showed surprisingly
large support. The main speech
in favor of the bill was made by
Mr.. Croft, of Aiken. 1t was "a
superb effort. He held the floor
for over an hour being frequently
interrupted At the close of his
speech, tired of the taunts of a
youthful member from Greenville,
Mr.. Croft told Il story which
brought down the house and the
young member subsidized. Mr..
Croft likoned the young member
to the bill which alarmed the fox.
A great big mouth, a long tongue.
a hell of a fuss but nothing else.
Mr.. Logan, of Charleston,
made a spirited and pointed speech.
Mr. Logan is quite young men,
bsr and MI. Asheley tries to tease
him. Mr.. Logan refused to be
interrupted and concluded his
speech by making a'dis at Andsr-
son county's alleged unsavory
reputation on account of the
trouble over the "Slavsry" in the
convict case there.
Mr.. Ashley, white with rage,
declared that Judge Bsnet had
stirred UP lot Of trouble .hera
and all the reports sent out about
1T were falsehoeds.
Later Mr. Prince in parliamen-
tary way referred to the fact that
a Charleston man had stirred up
the stink in Anderson and it had
proven to be nothing.
At the close of the days session
Mr.. X. B. A. Robinson, prsmsdi-
tatsdly challenged Mr.. Logan s
statements as falsehoods whether
wilfully or not he could not say.
Mr.. Logan countered beauti-
fully. He stated that he had
made no accusation against AM
derson county, but since so much
had been directed against him
personally he wished to say that
he respected Col. Robinson's grey
hairs but nothing else.
The motion to strike out the
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HOw'S THIS!

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case Of Cat arrh that can.
not be cured by Hall's Cata, rh Cur,
T CHENEY & o., Props To-
ledo, o.
We tho undersigned ave known
Sheney for the last Is years, and
beiiave him pt rfectly honorable in all
business TRANSACTIONS and fnancfaffv
abls TO carry out any obligations made
by their firm.
WEST q rRUAx, Wholesale Druggist.
Toledo, o.
WALDING KINNAN Il MARVIN
Wholesale Druygiets. Toledo. O
Halps Catarrh cure is taken in
t:rna ly, acting dire ,tiy upon the blood
aud mucous surfaces of the system.
Prize, 75c. per bottle. sold by all
Druggists, Testimonials free.
Han's Family Pills are the best
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THE SECRET OF LONG
l.1EE

Consists in keeping all the main
organs of the body in healthy,
regular action, and in quickly
destroying deadly disease germs.
Electric Bitters regulate Stomach,
Liver and Kidneys, purify the
blood, and give = splendid sppe-
tite. They work wonders in cur.
ing Kidney Troubles, Female
Complaints, Nervous Diseases,
Constipation, Dyspepsia, and
Malaria. Vigorous health Ynd
strength always follow their use.
Only SOC, guaranteed by Craw-
ford Bros, j. +. Mackey & Co. ,
druggists.
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The bill pertaining to domestic
fowls provides that these fowl.
may be impounded Just as cattle
are and it will cost the owner ic
cents per goose, duck or ci.ickeu
to get them out. The man whe
imponded guinea, however, will
have to be quite ''slick, " for these
birds can run like race horse
and fly like Il buzzard. -Columbia
Record.
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NEW CENTURY COM
FORT

Millions are daily finding =
world of comfort in Buckleu's
Arnica Sslve. 1t kills pain from
Burns, Scalds, Cuts, Bruises; con-
quers Ulcers, and Fever Sores;
cures Eruptions, Salt Rheum,
Boils and Felons; removes Corn.
and Warts. Best Pile cure on
earth Orlv 25c at traw ford
Bros, j. +. Mackey K Cos drug
store. IL
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Governor Pardons Dispenser
who Robbed his Dispensary.

'oNcl uoI dIuSDS DISPENSER
who Robbed his Dispensary.
Special to News and Courier.
Columbia, Feb. 4.-The State
board of control met today and
disposed of routine business
,whleh bad accumulated. Contrary
70 the sgsnefsl imp pfesaons no Spurs-
chases will be made at this meet
ing. The regular time is next
month.
Frank NJ. Player, who, 1t will
be remembered, was convicted in
Williamsburg County last year Of
robbing the dispensary at Kings
tree. has received n pardon from
the Governor.
One of the strongest petitions
ever gotten up was presented to
the Governor. 1t was signed by
everybody in the county, by jur-
ors, by the State board of controI
and Solicitor Wilson. Judge
Watts, who at first opposed tho
pardon, wrote later that he had
Withdrawn his epposi,lon. The
facts were set forth that Player
was 60 years old and his wife and
several children were almost de-
pendent upon charity for sup
port. His original sentence was
three years and six months fer
breach of trust with fraudulent
intent. He was the dispenser who
reported himself as being robbed.
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L N CASTER MER ANTIL EC0MPA

enactlng words of the bill was
lost by vote of 81 to 55. 1t is
thought that the bill will be killed
tomorrow as the House adjourned
without taking final action on it.
w. b.
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Mr.. j. Il. Halle's Idea Good.
Yorkvills YeOman.

1 OrKVllle 1 conan.
That is good idea Hon. j. r.
Halle, of York, has about serving
notices on Jurors by registered
mail compelling acknowledgement
of service under penalty. 1t would
save the State thousands Of dollars
In the course of Il year, would be
just as effective as the present
system, or practically so, and
much more convenient. We hope
to see him pat his idea into the
form of bill and Introduce it.
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AEC,E A Deb,.

Kick dog and he bites you.
He bites you and you.kick him
The mere you kick the nor
he bites and the more he bitl
, she more you kick. Eav
makes the other worse.
A thin body makes thu.
blood. Thin blood makes
thin body. Each makes t.,
other worse. If there is going
to be a change the help must
come from outside.
SCOTS Emulsion is the right
help. 1t breaks up such {.
combination. First it sets the
stomach right. Then it en-
riches the blood. That
strengthens the body and it
begins to grow new flesh.
A strong body makes rich
blood and rich blood makes a
strong body. Each makes the
other better. This is the way
SCOTS Emulsion puts the thin
body on its feet. Now it can
get along by itself. No need
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All persons indebted either by
note, account, or otherwise, must
come forward and settle, for I
need the money.
J. +. Rutledgs.
H Pay your subscription please.
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90 suits very simple We struck Jew that money and
we oS2ehcd to have it. IS odd
your cholcc Tor 81 30 Two lots all
'i o''c a - w SUIT In knee pants
a great line Our suits for little beauties and the prices
very cheap ~ " i''
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of medicine.
This picture represents
the Trade Mark of SCOTS
Emulsion and is on the
wrapper of every bottle.
Send for free sample.
SCOTT :& BOVINE,
400 Pearl ST.. New York.
soc. and 81. all druggists.
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New Style Jackets, CaDcs. Furs.

jackets are he popular garments this We have an
GeSaht lengths uiccst
u ever DROUGHT to ths market. Pces from m 81 ~