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The Van Buren press., 1903-05-02
Scottish Bite Masons Meet.

Tho annual meeting Of the Ancient
ana Accepted Scottish Rite, Valley OF
Little Rock, southern jurisdiction,
was held at Little Rock with large
attendance from all parts Of the state
az well M from other states soyor'
elgn Grand Commander James u,
Richardson, the highest ranking Ma.
son Ia the world, and Col George 7,
Moore, sovereign grand inspector
general for Alabama, attended tho
meeting, Degrees were conferred
upon a class Of slxtyono members,
The Van Buren press., 1903-05-02
Citizens Clean Eureka Springs,

The citizens Of Eureka Springs
were given novel holiday In the
shape Of renovation day which was
observed In accordance with proc.
lamation issued by Mayor f. A.
Richard All business houses and
schools were closed for the day and
mon, women and children devoted
themselves 10 q municipal house
cleaning, The reservations about
tho springs and all the streets OF the
city were thoroughly cleaned by the
citizen laborers.
The Van Buren press., 1903-05-02
Big Fire at Mena.

A disastrous fire at Mena destroyed
property valued at $4,000. The total
insurance on all the property will not
exceed $4,000. The property de.
stroyed by the flames included the
following: The LaClede hotel, the
Norton lumber yards, including five
acres of stacked lumber, a -four mill,
cotton gin, warehouse and nine resi-.
dences. The fire started in the ware
house and is supposed to have been
caused by spark from a passing en-.
CINE A strong wind was blowing and
the fire spread rapidly.
The Van Buren press., 1903-05-02
Killed Wife While Drunk

A. J. Drumrlght, OF Lake Village
shot his wife and she died as tht
result Of the shooting. Drumright
had been drinking and when he asked
his wife to give him some money she
refused. A quarrel ensued and Drum
right shot his wife, the bullet striking
her knee The physicians amputatct
the limb in the hope OF saving tn,
woman's life but she died from III,
effects of the operation. Drumrlghj
was arrested and placed In Jail
The Van Buren press., 1903-05-02
COLLISION AT NEW HAMPTVN
Five Men Injured In Railway Aoo
dent ON the burlington Near
Albany, Mo,

Albany No. April 2o,-ln a coII',M
between a south.bound freight and Y
accommodation train on the l'urIls
ton nt New Hampton five men Nu'
injured, M follows VIC, Elder, I"
ton agent at Albany cut about n, c~
and badly bruised, NJ Il, ShanlOlI
station agent at Bethany se'e''y
bruised and cut; Dr. COyanough Y
New Hampton, leg broken, bruises
Albert Rodcckcr, Darlington, Mo" v
broken, crushcdi unidentified ~''
bndly put.
The Van Buren press., 1903-05-02
WARSHIPS ARE ASSEMBLING
Russian Omcinl Claims His Goyer
ment Is Acting In self-Defenss
In Nnnchuria.

London, April 20,-ln n dspatd
from Toxic the correspondent Of ID
Daily Mail says the Russian char
d'afYaires at Pekin told a Japanes
journalist that the japanese, Engll
and Americans came to Manchun
with a political object and that R'
sia's attempt TO exclude them was Al
act of self-defense, The Russia
charge failed to understand why j.
pan was not satisfied with her acqg'
stions in Corea and stretched outh
hand toward Manchuria. hmeraH
war vessels are assembling at Yokt
hama, continues the corresponds,
supposedly in connection with On
Manchurian situation.
The Van Buren press., 1903-05-02
FRIDAY, APRIL "A.

The bin placing the entire state In
chancery districts and creating three
new districts, passed the house by three
votes
The senate adjourned til Monday
morning at 0 o'clock
Senator Killough's biz, authorizing
the St Francis lcveo board TO Increase
It's bond issue to 100000, passed the
house
The Van Buren press., 1903-05-02
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30.

The deficiency appropriation bill was
tabled in the senate. A resolution pro-
viding that the general assembly ad-
journ ill January Il, 1904, was lost in
the senate.
The senate tabled a resolution ex-
pressing the desire of the senate that
the Pulaski county grand jury inves-
tigate the charge of attempted bribery
which had been made
Both senate and house passed over
the governors veto the resolution pro-
yiding for the issuance of certificates
Of election to the capitol commissioners
chosen by the general assembly.
The Van Buren press., 1903-05-02
White Boy Kills Neurc.

Robert Sawyer, a young white man
10 years of age, shot and killed a NO
gro at McGehee station. The negro
is said to have threatened to XIII
Sawyer at different times, On the
day Of the shooting he followed Saw
yer into a store with a shotgun In
his hands The latter turned. drew
his pistol and fred, killing the negro
instantly.
The Van Buren press., 1903-05-02
Bio Coal Properties Sold.

further step In the proposed cen.
tralization Of coal interests in the
state has been taken by the sale OF
the Missouri and Arkansas coal mines
at Burma. to Franklin Baohe Of Fort
Smith for $4,000. Mr. Bache re-
Gently purchased the Montreal mines
for 100000 and 5000 acres OF coal
land in the Greenwood district
Bache is a nephew Of Francis Gowen
Of Philadelphia, formerly president
Of the Choctaw railroad until It's alb.
sorption by the Rock Island.
The Van Buren press., 1903-05-02
Bows Drowned at Fort Smith,

The mystery which has surround
ed the disappearance Of two boys,
Robert Brocchus and Clarence Cole
man, at Fort Smith, has been solved
by the finding Of the body of young
Brocchus in the river near that city
Until the finding Of the body by some
fishermen, it was thought probable
that the boys had run away. The
boys disappeared a short time ago
and when last seen were in a boat
upon the river.
The Van Buren press., 1903-05-02
CRYING "KILL THE JEWS
iOnpsioremcn's strike ~ Ass""
serious Proportions IN M"h'''
ai-i'oiicc On Guard

Montreal, CAM April 2o,--The !u os
shorcmcn's strike In assuming "' 'sI
serious character, There are o%
half II dozen vessels In port nov a,t
on four Of these work was ~,
mcnced Tuesday In the o''e'",,
800 men and their sympolhlicg.s,u An
from ship to ship crying, NM
JcwsI' The police drove them Wv
The Van Buren press., 1903-05-02
Accidental Killing,

BERTHE Daniels, a 13.year.old col
ored girl, was accidentally shot and
Killed by her half.sister, Maggie Bur.
ton, at Fort Smith. A crowd of negro
children had become involved in a
quarrel and the Burton girl secured
a revolver and shot into the air to
frighten the crowd A few seconds
later the revolver was accidentally
discharged killing the Daniels girl in.
stantly.
The Van Buren press., 1903-05-02
SECOND PHILIPPINE TRIP
The Tvcnty-Third NJ san Frhh'"
On Its Way 10 the philippine
For the second Time

San Francisco, April 2o.-,r
Twcnty-third regiment in'o"'
numbering nearly 300 men, mas N
rived from New York state ana W.
sail with other troops on the u@|
port Thomas next Friday for Nam.
The regiment was once before III
Philippines, The transport ivy.
from Manila and Nagosaki Is eNF,|
ed 20 arrive here Thursday or frlu''|
The Van Buren press., 1903-05-02
Knights Templar Hold Meeting.

The annual meeting OF the grand
commandery, Knights Templar Of
Arkansas, was held at Little Rock.
The following officers were elected
and installed by Grand Junior War.
den Frank H. Thomas Of Washing
ton, d. c.: G. j. Klock, arand com
mander, Eureka Springs; Thomas II.
Jones, deputy grand commander, Lit
lie Rock; Sam P. Ceilings, grand
generalissimo, Hot Springs; Arthur
c. Jordan, grand captain general
Pine Bluff; Peter Brickey, grand SEN
lor warden, Mariana; C. c. Goss,
grand junior warden. Little Rock;
oliver Gray, grand prelate, Little
Rock; john Brode, grand treasurer,
Little Rocd; Fay Hampstead, grand
recorder, Little Rock; Nick Kizei
grand standard.bearer, Eureka
Springs; James Chapple, grand
sword.bearer. Little Rock; B, Hatch
EFT, grand warder, Fort Smith; Ed
mund Metcalf, grand captain Of the
guard, Little Rock
The Van Buren press., 1903-05-02
TungDAy, APRIL 40,

The senate confirmed the nominations
~ the ehaneollors named by the gov
ornor with the exception Of judge ],
O. Wallace.
A house bin abolI.hinE separate chan.
Gerry districts was tabled
The senate resolution dirootinE tho
attorney general 90 bring walranto
proceedings 60 determine which 90 tho
two capitol commissioners shall act was
passed IN the house,
The Van Buren press., 1903-05-02
Charge Fraud at Election.

DR.. j. w. McClendon, Of Hot
Springs, has brought suit against
Mayor George Bedding contestng the
election Of the latter to the Office Of
mayor Of Hot Springs at the recent
municipal election. The returns
showed the election OF Mayor Belding
by nearly n thousand majority, Dr.
McClendon charges in his complaint
that over one thousand OF the ballots
counted for his opponent were fraud.
ulent
The Van Buren press., 1903-05-02
ARKANSAS LEGISLATURE
Both Branches Pass Bill Naming
Hon. W. F. Kirby to Digest
Laws of the State.
THURSDAY, APRIL 23.

The senate passed the house bill pro-
viding for the redigesting Of the stat
utes amending il by inserting the name
Of w. F. Kirby for that of 7. ID. Craw-
ford as digester
The governor announced his veto OF
the Myers bill for the regulation of mus
sci and pearl fishing a motion to pass
the bill over the veto was lost by three
votes
The Whitthorne bill. repeating the
Wilson anti-gambling law and re-en-
acting the old gambling laws, was in
definitely postponed in the house.
The Van Buren press., 1903-05-02
Repairing Damage From Storm.

The work Of repairing the dam
age caused by the tornado which
swept over the northern part Of tn,
state has been carried on actively b!
the citizens Of Heber, Pangburn
Pearson and other towns which we-,
devastated. The telephone line be
tween Searcy and Heber has beer
rebuilt at cost Of several hundred
dollars. Many houses are In course
OF construction at Pearson and Pang
burn to take the place OF those de
stroyod.
The Van Buren press., 1903-05-02
SATURDAY, APRIL as.

Judge Keith's bill, abolishing frater-
mites in the University of Arkansas,
was passed by the house. only one more
than a quorum being present when the
bill was voted upon.
The house concurred in the senate
amendment to the redigesting bill sub
stituting the name of w. f. Kirby Of
Texarkana for that of T. D. Crawford
az digester.
The bill passed during the present
session for the protection Of mussels
was repealed by the house.
The senate was not in session.
The Van Buren press., 1903-05-02
MONDAY, APRIL az.

The deficiency appropriation pill re-
ceived a majority in the house, and the
speaker reserved his decision as to
whether a two-thirds majority was re-
quired.
The house passed the bill requiring
railroads TO remove eli entertainments
between the ST. Francis levee and the
Mississippi.
Repeated efforts to take up the anti
trust bills and the anti-fraternity bill
were defeated in the senate.
The governor announced the appoint
ment OF chancellors for the new chan
Gerry districts.
The Van Buren press., 1903-05-02
Sunday School Convention,

The sixteenth annual convention n
the Arkansas Sunday School Conyer
ton was held at Hot Springs with n
good attendance from all parts Of the
state, Among the features Of tho
meeting were addresses by President
@, p Boles, OF Fayetteville Rev g
.. Bachman, and Prof Frank S, Root
OF FAYETTEVILLE
The Van Buren press., 1903-05-02
RUSSIAN MINISTER QUOTED.
Mnnchurin Likely 10 he incorpori
ed In the Russian Empire,

Toxic, April 29,-The Jill publss'
a dispatch from pekin, in which !
correspondent quoted the RUSSO
minister as saying that the effect
the remonstrances Of Japan and Y
other powers would be that W
statesmen now paramount at st. y
tcrsburg would decide to incorF
rate the three provinces Of MancA9
ria I'm the Russian empire,
The Van Buren press., 1903-05-02
The House.

A resolution providing that all house
committee clerks be discharged was
adopted.
II. B. $40 Campbell Of Randolph,
repeating the act previously passed for
the protection OF musseis, was taken
up. Dr. Meyers declared that the veto
Of the supplementary bill by the gov
ernor deprived 10000 people of liy-
ing The bill passed, 70 to S.
S. B. 235, regulating the sale OF com.
mercial fertilizers was passed.
II. b. 5S4, providing for the redigest-
ing Of the statutes. was taken up. The
senate amendment substituting the
name Of w. F. Kirby as digester for
that of T. d. Crawford. was concurred
in, SO to 80
The deficiency appropriation bill was
considered by the house in committee
Of the whole. Amendments to strike
out the items of 1913 for carpets and
furniture for the governors Office and
$3.50 Tor the publication Of the uni
versity magazine and annual were re-
jected. The bill was adopted and re-
ported favorably.
Judge Keith called up his bill, abol-
ishing fraternities in the University Of
Arkansas. The rules were suspended
and the bill placed on final passage,
MI hOuHdU introduced an dlltHuultllt
to change the title Of the bin TO read
IAN act to disrupt the University Of
Arkansas The amendment was re-
iected. An amendment to strike out
the enacting clause was rejected. Mr..
Martineau raised the point Of no quo
rum, The sergeant-at-arms was in
structed to bring in the absentees.
When a quorum was secured the bill
was read third time and passed, 80 to
10. The house adjourned at 6:l5, max
ing a new record for length OF session,
The Van Buren press., 1903-05-02
Federation Of Women's Clubs Meet

The sixth annual meeting Of the
Arkansas Federation Of Women's
Clubs WAS held at TeXarkana Sew
enty clubs were represented. twelve
having been added to the federation
during the past year In addition te
the regular program the delegates
were the guests Of honor at nun.
ber Of entertainments given by the
citizens OF Texarkana An amend
ment to the constitution was adopted
providing for an executive board to
be composed Of the seven officers OF
the federation, the chairmen Of the
standing committees and four mem.
hers elected at the annual meeting
The Van Buren press., 1903-05-02
This Senate.

H. y, 66i (Mr, Cook Of ChicoO pro.
viding for the rodigcsting of the stat.
utcs, was read third time and passed
$, Is 2iS tWitD, the .poolroom
bill, was taken up. Senator Smith Of
fered an amendment fixing the license
for running poolrooms at $4,000 and
making It optional with the quorum
courts to allow poolrooms to run
II, - i6b tCrutcher), preventing FISH.
Ing except with hook and line, passed
by unanimous vote,
Tine house bin establishing mining
districts and defining the rights OF
mining corporations, wau passed
II, Il. i97 tBaskln), allowing Jurors
except In justice courts, mileage, was
read third time and passed
Mr. kolth's bin preventing the ob.
struction u neighborhood roads was
passed,
II, b. All (Moore OF phillipsl. mah
Ing appropriation TO secure roster OF
Confederate officers and soldiers from
Arkansas, passed
Senator Fletcher called up the bin
nppropriutng $1,000 TO caro- FOR the
graves Of the Confederate dead NJ
Camp Nelson, near LOnokt The meas
uro was opposed by Senators Wilson,
Hardy and Norwood The bin failed
10 pass, IS to #, a two.thrds majority
being necessary
Senator Huddlcston called up II. u.
an, providing for uniform primary H.
the first senatorial district Senator
Norwood and lluddloaton engaged IN n
heated discussion, IN which Senator
lluddlcston branded statement Of
Senator Norwood hs fnlschood La.
ter both gentlemen OpologIzcd 20 cnoh
other and 10 the house The bin was
placed back on second reading
u II. bl6, requiring mutual Are IN.
surnnce companies 10 give n bond, and
defining their rights, was passed,
Conference committees were appoint
90 on the state university and blind
V,lppl uttt,tyl.tI.,. Itl.
The Van Buren press., 1903-05-02

The senate IN executive session re-.
fused Co confirm the nomination " i,
q, wallace OF Pope county M chan.
oollor of the Ninth ohhneory district
The other chancellor nominations made
by the governor were confirmed,
\ II, $50 tCovnRtOn), increasing tho
salary of the secretary OF tho beard of
state charities, was taken up SENATOR
Cotlngton spoke IN favor ~ he meas.
utc and senator Wood OPPOSED H. Tho
bill failed 10 paAu,
The Van Buren press., 1903-05-02
FINAL AND DEFINITE.
China Has TIntly Refused 10 Accel
Russin's Demands Relating
10 Mnpchurin

Peltin, April 20,-China has give
Russia what the officials describe
a final and definite refusal TO accel
her demands regarding Manchuria
The Van Buren press., 1903-05-02
The Senate.

Senator Norwood for the judiciary
committee reported H. b, 279 (Funk)
providing for reprlnting Arkansas SUI
preme court reports, An amendment
was adopted reducing the cost for proof
reading from 500 to s25 per volume.
s. b, 2S6 (WitU prohibiting the
operation Of poOlrooms was taken up,
Senator Norwood moved TO reconsider
the vote by which an amendment in
Guiding all forms OF gambling was
adopted. The motion was lost, The
amendment including betting at race
tracks in the provisions OF the bin was
reconsidered and defeated.
s. b. 245 Logan), regulating bonded
warehouses and store houses, passed
The vote by which the house de.
featcd the bin appropratIng $1,000 for
the care Of Confederate graves at Camp
Nelson in Lonoke county. was recOnsid-
cred and the bin being placed on third
reading, was passed
Motion TO suspend the rules and take
up the Keel and King antitrust bills
and the Keith anti-fraternity bin was
lost
a message was received from tho
governor stating that he had signed s.
B rs, dividing the state into chanccry
districts He announced the follow
ing appointments for chanccllor For
the Eighth district, Judge Geo, Hum,
phries, Ninth district Judge J, c. wal
lace; Tenth district, Judge j, v Bour
land, Eleventh district Judge r. Had.
don HUMPHREYS
Senator witt called up bin constl.
tutlng the board OF directors Of schools
I'm cities Of the FIRST class board Of
directors to be presided over by the ~
DuTIntondent OF schools Passed
The Van Buren press., 1903-05-02
Negroes Fight Duel,

A duel between two negroes near
England resulted In the death Of one
OF them Henry Jones, His slayer,
Harrison Davis, was captured. The
men had quarroled over the posses.
sion OF u piece OF land They met
upon the road, Harrison armed with
shotgun and Jones with Winchcs
ter rife In the interchange OF shots
Jones was instantly killed,
The Van Buren press., 1903-05-02

Tho pe Yamport hotel, the prInci.
pal hotel at Wllmot. was destroyed
by Arc,
prominent among the king Of ror'
tuRAl's varied tastes IN an English
passion for sport. Of all kinds and It
~ known that once when ddhe Of
BragAn2n he entered the ring to face
. bull with points unbatedi" that
10 20 say, not padded, NJ is generally
,he case ~ Portugal M distinguished
from Spain, One OF The ladies " tho
court had dared the duke 60 face q
bull with It's horns unRuHrded and 40
he entered the arena In the Spanish
manner incognito, though every one
knew who the bold bnuderillo was,
Unfortunately the duke slipped and
fell, but, starting up before the bull
could charge again, he ran for the
barrleadc and cleared II at bound
just noment or two before the In.
furIotod animal splntcrcd tho wood.
work with It's horns,
The Van Buren press., 1903-05-02

H. II, % Cstockard), increasing the
Confederate pension tax to one mi
passed
IT, b 400 chestnut, compelling
wholesale dealers to pay an additional
tax Of $3.50 per year for the sale OF
alcohol and whisky passed
The house accepted the senate amer d.
m"nl 20 The blind school apprDprIa.
ton bin, adding $1,000 for insurance,
The bin az amended passed without op.
position
H. n. ~ BclD requiring railroad
companies TO furnish cars To- shippers
under penalty Of u hno of 81 per day
when cars nro not furnished, was rsad
third time and passed,
MIR DcRosslt called up his bin re-.
curing the 81 Louis. Iron Mountain
a southern, Kansas CITY a McmphlH,
ST. Louis & San Francisco ana Chloe.
tow railroads 10 remove All loycc dis.
trlcts In the 81 Francis lovco dist let.
4 motion 20 refer 10 the railrond c0ms
ml,too wOa lost Mossra Cate and
crutohcr opposed the measure Mcusrs,
Eldridgc, Futrcll ana Slaughter Hpoko
IN fnyor Of H. The blll passed
H. u. b6i appointing w. r. Kirby
dlgcstor " the statutes, was passed
Tho deficiency ana dour.muto np.
Precipitation bills were considered IN som.
mitloo ~ the whole
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DUE WEST.
Interesting Paragraphs py Wide
Awake Correspondent.

Awake Correspondent.
Due West, Nov. 80, 1908.
Mr.. Ralph Grier who is workin in the
News and Courier Office In Charlest on. spent
Thanksgiving in Due West with homefo lks.
Rev. d. g.. Philips of Atlanta, Ga, spen,
several days here last week. He was accom-
panied by his two children who will spend
sometime with their grandpar ents, DIR. and
]. w. Wideman.
Prof. and Mrs. J. L. Pressly, and daughter
Elena, spent several days last week with Mrs.
Pressly's sister, Mrs. ]. Nj. Perry OF Green
Mics Pinkie Lee Estees, who has charge OF
the Ore School, spent Thanksgiving with
friends in Due West.
Mr.. Livy Caldwell OF Clemson College spent
Thursday with bis parents al home.
Rev. and Mrs. w. G. Ewart were the guests
Of Mr.. epd Mrs. II. E. Brooks recently. Mr..
Ewart will leave Abbeville soon for Yorkville,
Where he Will serve as pastor for the A. r. P.
Church..
Miss Matte Williams Of the Due West Fe-
male College is visiting relatives In Green.
Mrs. salIie W. Addison spent Than ksgiving
with two OF her children at the Thorn veil
Orphanage, Clinton. 8. G.
Mrs. Turner Is visiting In Due West. She
sometime here
:. Commppion services were held in the A. R..
MIR. ]. E. Pressly, who Is with A. M. Smith
ter, Miss Jennie Rosen borough Of Mexico,
who will spend the winter In Due West.
Rev. and Mrs. ]. s. A. Hunter of Mexico,
are visiting relatives In Due West.
Rev. o. Y. Bonner will meet his appoint
ment at Sunny Slope next Sabbath at three
O'Clock. He breaches at this place the first
and third Sabbath OF every month at three
o'clock.
Union services were held at the Baptist
Church last Saturday and Sabbath Rev
Il. G. Buchhoz and otter ministers were
present.
Mr.. 6. w. Hannah OF the Seminary, spent
Thursday at his home in Gastonla.
Mrs. j. NJ. Moffat of Chester. is with her
mother. Mrs. N Nj. Grier.
Mrs. H. M. Young is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. j. G. Harper OF Alabama.
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The State of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE.

COUNTY OF ABBEvILLE.
Probate Capitalization for Letters OF Ad.
ministratiot.
BY r. E. hill, ESQ.,, JUDGE OF PROBATE.
WHEREAS. J. l.. Perrin, G.. 9. G. P. & q. 8.
w has made suit to me, to grant him
Letters OF Administration OF the Estate and
effects of Reoecca A. McCaslau, late Of Abbe-
vile County, deceased.
These are therefore, to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and creditors Of
the said Rebecca A. McCaslan, deceased. that
they be and appear before me, In the Court Of
Probate, to be held at Abbeville G. f., on
Thursday, the 17th day OF December. 1908, af
ter publication hereof, at II O'Clock in the
forenoon, TO show cause, If any they have.
why the said Administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal of the Court,
this 5th day of November In the year
lSEAL.l OF our Lord one thousand nine hun
dred and three, and in the l2Sth year
OF American Independence.
Published Oh the 1lth day of November,
19O3 in the Press and Banner and on
the Court House door for the time required
by law.
R. E. HILL,
Judge OF Probate.
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SAFEGUARD AGAINST ACCIDENT

The best safeguard against accident is to
But, accidents will often occur In spite of ev.
cry effort 10 prevent them. The best safe.
guard against Injury resulting from accidents
IL Eliott's Emulsl6ed Oil LiuIment. 1t is the
most serviceable accident and Emergency
Liniment made, and is the most satisfactory
Liniment for use in the family and on anil
mails ever offered. Large bottle 25 cts. G. A.
Milford.
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Every first class liar owns dog.
Noxember is the month for stuffing turkeys
and ballot boxes.
A true friend IL one who never reminds you
Of your best traits.
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Still another bargain. Is pieces 81 inch
cloth finished suitings, bought under price,
worth GO and 75c. While this lot lasts they 60
at so and 59c, at Haddon's.