davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-04-23
oarnesie.s Gift to Nor<Aampten.

NORTHAMPTON, Mass, April 2S.-- George W. Gable. founder of the Home Culture club system, has announced a gift of $50, GOO from Andrew Carnegie for the clubs work. The donation will be used for the erection of buildings here. The headquarters of the move ment is in this city.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-04-23
ndward En Route to Nap1en.

SYRACUSE. Sicily, April 9S.-King Edward left hsrs for Naples on board the royal yacht Victoria and Albert, His majesty will make short step at Messina. The yacht was escorted by four battle ships and two torpedo boat
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-04-23
NIT. vaaaerpaat I'm London.

LONDON, April 28,-W. K. Wander bilt and Winfield Hoyt have arEsved here from Paris. They have come, 1t Is helaeved, to prepare for Mir. Wander bilt's marriage to Mrs. Lewis M. Ruth orford on wednesday.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-04-23
Af tIne Lnlxeaide Track.

CHICAGO, April 23. The fourth race at Lakeside furnished the most exciting finish seen during the present meeting Omdurfnan won, Lingo sec ond and Chop Suey third.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-04-23
.AMERICAN ASSOCIATION,

At Louisville Louisville ?, Indian apolis 4.
 At Toledo Columbus 2. Toledo O. At Kansas City-Kansas City s, Minneapolis 1.
 At Milwaukee-Milwauk 10. St Paul [.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-04-23
Amherst Defeated by Tusts.

AMHERST, Mass, April 28. Tufts defeated Amherst, 4 to 3, the result be- ing in doubt till the last inning, when Tufts made the winning run. Amherst lost the game by wild throws letting in runs
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-04-23
syracuse DeFeata Williams.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, April 28. Syra- cuse university defeated Williams col- lege on the diamond by runs to 2
 williams scored in the first inning only.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-04-23
VANDERBILT'S BRIDE
William K. Will Marry Mrs
 Rutherford Next Week.
SISTER OF OLIVER HARTMAN, JR.
Two Great Railroad Families WiH Thus He United-Ceremony to Take Place at Home o1 Ken-
 Tw.

NEW YORK, April 23.--"Mr. Van. derbilt and my sister will be married next Wednesday,"
 With this positive declaration there came from Mrs. William Travers di- rect confirmation of the announcement that William K. Vanderbilt and Mrs. Lewis Morris Rutherford, sister of Oli. yer Hartman, Jr., would wed April %.
 The wedding will without question cent years. The ceremony will unite the two great American houses of Van derbilt and Hartman, and MT. Wander
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-04-23
At Chicago.

Chicago, April 23.- Chicago -was de- feated in the opening game of the Ma 4ional league season here yesterday because of inability to hit Harper Se- lees men played pretty fielding game but almost invariably batted straight at some opposing player. The score:
 R.H.E Chicago .....o o 0 0 o 1.1g0 I-3 1 Cincinnati !.1 0 0 600 2-5 9 4 Batteries Taylor and Hanlon; Har- per and Pietz; unpires, Emslie and Holiday; attendance. 3,200
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-04-23
Al Pittsburg.

Pittsburg, April 23 3-The Pittsburg- St Louis game was postponed on ac- count of cold weather.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-04-23
Annapolis, Md.-Harvard !

At Annapolis, Md-Harvard b, Navy 8.
 At New Haven-Yale 13, Columbia 8.
 At Providence Brown 3, Wesleyan 0.
 At Princeton Princeton 4, Fordham 1.
 At Washington Georgetown 1o, Dickinson 0.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-04-23

noon. The lineup Is ES follows: Thomas Bolger, C; James Mccoy, p; Harry Bergen. 1b; Charles Morgan, 2b; John .Cass. 3b; Charles McCarthy, ss; Thomas Hanlon. If; John Bartell, Of; Michael Cunningham, If, If the Young Clovers wish to play please call upon or address Manager William Mosgroye, 300 East Main street.
 GREATER WATERBURY LEAGUE. List of Names Submitted by Managers
 of Teams.
 The following is the list of names that has been submitted by the man. agers of the different teams in the Greater Waterbury Amateur Baseball league:
 Moonlights- White, Bergen, Wallace, R. Phelan, F. Phelan, Hardy, Regan, Smith, Taylor, Murray, Sheehan, Fe- metti, Dale, Doyle, Turner, Curey (manager.l
 Merrimacs--Kenney J. Kenney, w. Ghent, w. Mcdonald. J. Slavin. Nc Nellis, J. Corr, J. Mccarthy, E. How ard. J. Byrnes, w. Cleary, J, Burgess, D. Hayes. R. Hayes (ma1ager).
 Big Seven-P. Phelan, F. Leary, II. Burns. M. Horn, w. Cunningham, W. SIavitl, J. Tobin, w. Gleason, E. Bloomfield. M. Dunn, J. Behan, J. Herman, w. Egan, W. Doran man- ager.1
 Sunshines McNellis, A. Rheick- enstein. B. Barker, w. Stokes, F. Me- Graw. J. Phelan, J. Kelly, E. Johnson, e. Shove, P. O'Brien, J. Duer, M. Cav anaugh. J. Cunningham, M. M. Me Graw (manager)
 Fifth Wards-M. Fitzgerald, +. Fitzgerald, J. O'Connell, B. Kelly, + Bergin, T. Rogers, Phelan, p' Buckley, T. Donahue,, Teller (mana- ger.)
 Lafay W. Dwyer, Tiernan, Commerford, Donahue, Bagley, Me Carthy, Campion, Lallier, Refs, Gun ningham, Kelly, Hickey, Belby Car rington, E. Ray (manager)
 Second Wards Keefe, Noonan, Cam. pion, Egan, Kenny, Butler, Carlin, Michaels, Marcella (manager)
 South Ends Doucette, Goet, Kill martin, Hayes, Teller, Ray, Marcello, NcGraw, Doran. Curley, Murphy, Lawlor (manager)
 AS stated in last nights paper, the opening games of the league will be played next Sunday. On the follow ing Sunday games will be played as follows: Moonlights vs. Sunshines Riverside park, afternoon; Lafayettes vs. South Ends, Riverside Park. morn ing; Second Wards vs. Fifth Wards Long Hill, morning; Merrimacs vs Big Seven. Riverside Park, morning Owing to the fact, that the Moon lights play the Big sevens at Water. vile next Sunday afternoon the Moon, lights win have to cancel their game with the Brooklyn Athletic club for next Sunday.
 The next meeting of the league will be held on Tuesday evening, May 5, at o'clock sharp, at the rooms of the Merrimac Athletic club.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-04-23

&S ka. ES E G1 Ea T. -A.n Hsa,s tho s The Kind You Have Always Btueha Signature :. L%zHzzEzx
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-04-23
At Boston.

Boston, April 23.-It took Boston F innings to beat the Philadelphias yes- terday. In the last inning Cooley opened with triple over Thomas's head and came home with the winning run on Carney's long fly to center. The batting of Cooley and Keister and the fielding of Stanley and Thomas were the features. Penney was put out of the game in tho tenth inning for dis putting a decision by Umpire O'Day Attendance, 1,O63. Score:
 R.H.E Boston .0000O1o0o001-2 il 0 lPhila ...100O00O000O0-1 9 1 Batteries Malarkey and Moran; DuggIeby and Roth.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-04-23
THE DIAMOND.
New York Americans Fare Bad-
 ly In First Game.

Washington Trims the New American League Team--A Big Attendance at the Opening of the American League Results of Games in Other Leagues Brooklyn. April 23.-New York de feated Brooklyn, to 2, in the last game of the series at Washington park, McGinnity held Hanlon's men well in hand until the ninth inning, when Householder and Doyle hit safely and both scored on Dahlen's three-bagger. l. New York hit the ball opportunely in the first, sixth and seventh, Bresna- han and Warner each making hit for three bases. Attendance, 3,1O0. The score:
 R.H.E. New York Il 0 o O 0 8 8 0 or 12 1 Brooklyn 10 0 0 O 0 o o o 2-2 Batterie Ginnity and Warner; Evans and AeManus.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-04-23

says ne has n0cn1ng leLE Dur lTe ln- terest in his home in Bath Beach. The house and grounds are estimated to be worth $20,00O, but the property Is in the name of Mrs Rose Fitzsimmons and as she died without making d will 1t passes to the three children and "Bob" has only the right to live in the house. In conversation with his law yer yesterday the "old man of the ring' asserted be had nothing and that his wife left no other property or money except the Bath Beach house
 The financial condition of the old pugiltst is a surprise to his friends who knew what a shrewd business woman his wife was. Fitzsimmons always turned his money over to her and she deposited 1t in bank in her own name. Percy c. Williams, who managed FNtzstmsnons on the tour with "The Honest Blacksmith said he gave Mrs Fttzsimmons $3O0,000 af- ter the play was dropped, and that she deposited the money in her own name in several banks For some reason Mrs Fitzsimmons put her money in national banks. and when advised to invest in some safe stock or govern ment bonds. which would yield her inr terest, she said she preferred to have ready cash all the time
 BTtz's lawyer said he thought the money had been lost by speculation
The Van Buren press., 1903-02-14
A Shrewd Move by the Mo. Pacific

A Shrewd Move by the Mo. Pacific
1t appears that the move for what
WAS called the Fort Smith Suburban
line, for which options were taken on
nine blocks Of property on North Second
street some time since, which options
were taken up ten days ago by the pro.
motors and then assigned to the general
solicitor Of the Mo. Pacifc-lron Mount
Mountain system, turns out to have
been a shrewd move on the part Of the
managers Of that system.
Although the Iron Mountain was the
first road in that field, the Frisco, thro
purchase Of right Of way, had hedged 1t
in in such manner as to seriously
cripple its freight business. The Frisco
had switches into the wholesale district
and charged the Iron Mountain 81 for
each car switched Now the Iron
Mountain, having secured this property
on North Second street, will be able to
enter that district over its own tracks
beside it has under the ordinance passed
for the suburban the privilege Of encir.
cling Fort Smith with belt line, which
it is said will be done as quickly IA pos.
sible,
The Van Buren press., 1903-02-14

The last issue Of the Republican Won.
ture sets up u rather preposterous pro-
position, Because the county officer on
whom devolves the duty OF looking after
necessary repairs TO county property
has been derelict and the roof leaks and
is damaging the property, that paper
sets up the claim that we should have n
nsw court house, For this there Ia no
necessity, II is true the present court
house is too small, and the vault room
too limited, but this could all be rene.
died by wings which could and should
DO built TO the present structure, but
there 10 no necessity for tearing down
tho present building, and the county Is
not In financial shape TO undertake such
= thing But as already stated, add
tonal room should DO secured by add
tions to the building, Better jury
rooms are needed, also witness room
and enlarged quarters for tho circuit
clerk and sheriff,
The Van Buren press., 1903-02-14
Something That win DO You Good.

Something That WIN DO You Good.
We know Of no way In which we can
be OF more service TO our readers than
TO tell them Of something that will be
Of real good to them. For this reason
we want to acquaint them with what
we consider one OF the very best RENE.
dies on the market for coughs.
colds and that alarming complaint,
Group. We refer to Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. We have used 1t with
such good results in our family 30 long
that 1t has become a household neces.
sity. BY It's prompt use we haven't any
doubt but that 1t has time and again
prevented Group, The testimony is
given upon our own experience, and we
suggest that our readers especially those
who have small children. always keep
1t In their homes az safeguard against
Group. Camden Is, O. Messenger.
For sale by JOHN o KANE, FIG, KERR.
Druggists.
The Van Buren press., 1903-02-14
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
MISSOURI PACIFIC.

MISSOURI PACIFIC.
GOING WEST.
Daily,
No. IS ATT. $50 pm. Depart S55 p. 10,
10 S. 3" Sl0a.m 3ib q. NJ.
Daily, except Sunday.
No 10 I" ll2 pm. STOPS al Van Buren,.
GOING EAST.
Daily.
No. So Arr. los pm Depart. llopm.
Eo "a i145 an, ll:50 q m.
Daily, except Sunday
No. 70 Goal Hill Local. Depart OF 2s0 pm.
GREENWOOD BRANCH.
Daily, except Sunday.
Greenwood Local Arr. las pm. Depart, $50 p. m.
pullman sleepers on 90 and "a. Through
tickets on sale to all points For further inform.
atom telephone 80. 81 or call on
Change in Time.
The Iron Mountain has made a change
in its time card out of Van Buren, so far
As it relates to passenger trains.
East bound trains will leave as fol.
lows: No. "a at l:10 u. m. and No.
So at 10 p. m, while the west bound
trains No. IS will leave at 8 10 .. IN .
and No. SO at $40 Il. IN.
The Van Buren press., 1903-02-14

Hunt & Ayers have begun shelving
their hardware stock.
John Peters is having new set Of
bar fixtures placed in his saloon.
Louie Mathews Is contemplating on.
gsging in the bakery business shortly.
Quite a number Of our citizens attend
ed tho funeral of ex-Gov. Fishback at
Fort Smith Wednesday.
The firm Of Kennedy & Horton was
short-lived, After three -weeks part.
nership it was dissolved Monday.
Louie Mathews will move into the
Choinski building, until recently occu-
pied by A. A. Lewis, on March LIST.
Herbert Lane was Tuesday released
from the penitentiary, having COM
pleted his term of one year In the peni-
Tertiary for robbery,
Hon. Randolph Comstock WAS in
from Uniontown Tuesday and like all
those living out Of town reported the
roads in horrible shape.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Whitaker left
Thursday for Knoxville, Ark. in re-
Spouse to telegram announcing sister
Of Mr.. Whitaker to be in dying con-
dition.
Gardening season IL near and in pur-
chasing your seed remember the old
reliable seed of ID. Landreth e. Sons,
for sale only by 7. W. Edmondson, has
no superior.
Postmaster Orrick was able to be ont
this week, though not entirely well yet,
Mr., Orrick's physician has warned
him against applying himself very
closely to his duties for month.
Monday added its share to the wetness
that has made existence miserable this
winter; 1,05 inches was the precipita-
ton for that day, AS result all the
creeks were up for several days
The last quorum court appropriated
money for two additional bridges in this
county Ism 1t time the county Judge
was appointing bridge commissioners
TO locate the sites and advertise for bidsH
towing to the very disagreeable
weather, only n small audience greeted
Edward p, Elliott In his monologue
IAN American Citizen, - Tuesday
night, bat those who attended reported
having been well repaid for Drawing the
elements,
No / Of tho Alma News, edited
by j $, Renfroe and sons, Ia on our
exchange table and starts out with most
ilattering prospects, The Messrs Rem
froe will give ALMA u good paper, II
Alma people In return will give them
the encouragement they have a right to
expect.
The Van Buren press., 1903-02-14
Frisco Line Excursions.

Los ANGELES AND san FRANCISCO California
Church al Los Angeles and National Associa-
ton OF Master Plumbers Of the United States at
San Francisco. The Frisco system will sell
tickets to Los Angeles and San Francisco and
return at the extremely low rate Of S47 Is for the
round trip. Tickets on sale May \, IL IS, IA. Is,
l6, II and Is, 1908. Final limit July Is. 1908.
Tickets may read via one route. returning via
another route. Liberal stop.oyer privileges al
lowed. Ask the agent aboutit
Low CoLoSIsT RATES to the Northwest-Mon.
day from February 18th TO April 30th the Frisco
System will sell Colonist tickets to above men
toned points at the following rates: Bill
lngs, Montana, S2421; Ogden and salt Lake
City. Utah, S26 40; Helena Montana, s26t0
spokane, Wash. $3.50; Portland, Ore, and
Puget Sound points, s3l40.
HonzsRRKERs' EXCURSIONS to Indian and
Oklahoma Territories and Te1as-The Frisco
nrst and third Tuesdays in each month to all
points in sbove-nsmed territory where the one.
way rate Is 81. 90 or more. Rate 10 one fare plus
81 90 for round trip Limit. Fl days
NEW ORLEANS, LA-Account Mardi Gras Fes.
tivities. Tickets on sale February II to y, in
elusive, final limit February IS with provision
for extension OF limit TO March IA by deposit
One fare Sl7.55 for the round trip.
One way Coloust rates to California points,
also intermediate points In Arizona and New
Mexico on sale daily from February Is TO April
sth. Rate S27.55
P. W. FURRY, Agent Frisco Line.
The Van Buren press., 1903-02-14
hillnun Colo.

II, Soover, u carpenter and builder OF
Kenton, Tenn, whom aultoring IN
teneely from Nh attack Of bilious collie
sent to u nearby drug store for some
thing to relieve him. The druggist sent
him bottle OF Chamberains Collie
Cholera and d iarrhpa Remedy, three
doses Of which effected permanent
euro. This Ia tho only romedy that can
DO depended upon 10 the most severe
cases OF collie or cholera morbus Most
druggists know this and recommend II
when such n medicine " called for,
For sale by john o KANE, 20 KgRR
Drugglste,
The Van Buren press., 1903-02-14
West-Cannon Nuptlals.

From the Nashville American.
The marriage of Miss Alleen V.
Cannon and Mr. r. NJ. West was con.
summated last evening Jan. 26th) al
the home Of the bride parents, on
Holman street. The wedding was a
quiet affair and only few friends OF
the bride aud family were present. The
ceremony was performed by Justice
James Cassety in most impressive and
felicitous manner. A supper was
served after the ceremony Mr.. West
will take his bride to his home In Var
Buren,. Ark. after few days stay in
Nashville.
Mr.. West is son Of Mr.. NJ. T.
West, one Of our prominent farmers
and or his return will settle on the old
home place.
The Van Buren press., 1903-02-14

Park Crutcher spent few hours at
home Wednesday, having been selected
one OF the members of the house com
mittee to attend the obsequies Of OK
Gov, Fishback
According to the Alma News, -
8, 4l3 bales Of cotton have been market.
ed there this season, Cravens &
Cravens were the largest buyers, having
purchased 4 600 bales.
J. d. Kagy and wife and youngest
son left Wednesday for ten-day stay
at his old home, Salem, III, the occa-
sion for the visit being the celebration
of the golden wedding anniversary Of
his parents,
This IL st, Valentines day and the
conceit Of many u dude-snd dudine-
will be shocked by the comic valentine
which friends and enemies will take
occasion to mail on that day,
The Van Buren, delegates to the State
horticultural society convention 30.
cured the convention for this city for
1904. M. +. II Smeltzer was reelected
chairman OF the executive committee.
A strong lodge Of the Improved Order
Of Redmen was organized at Odd Eel
lows hall Thursday night, About
twenty OF the former members were
present at tho reorganization and nearly
that number more Of palefaces presented
themselves for initiation into the mys.
tories Of the order, The lodge Ia now
again In good working order and will
meet regularly, The Fort Smith degree
team under the guidance Of Geo, r.
Jobe and Claud Henderson, deputy state
organizers, put the candidates through
In the contest for tho ~ 800 offered
by County Judge Falconer Of Sebastian
county TO the road into Fort Smith
raising the greatest subscription toward
improving such road, the Van Buren,
road was the winner, with tho Green
wood 4 close second. For the Van
Buren, road e. 800 exclusive Of material
was raised, while for tho Greenwood
road g., 800 inclusive Of material was
the amount, Judge Falconor In making
tho award said he would duplicate tho
cash subscription Of tho Greenwood
road from tho county's funds II II
stood. SO all are pleased aud Upper
township ia assured Of several miles Of
hrst.olass roads,
Last week considerable property wat
purchased along North Second Btfeet a,
Fort Smith, for what was then stated
was intended for TERMINALS for n snbur.
ban railroad, later It developed that the
suburban was backed by the Goulds
and the property was all transferred tc
the loyal representatives Of that com
pany, Saturday n construction ganR
arrived 10 that city and immediately
tho talk became rife over there that THIS
company Intended TO move tho shops
and division from hero over there, We
would advise oar people 20 lose no sleet
over that matter This being freight
division point, and mono Of the through
buoincw going by way Of Fort Smith
we SEQ no reason for the company NOV
ing tho division over there and, OF
course, wherever the division n located
the shops will also be,
The Van Buren press., 1903-02-14
LOCAL and Personal.

Bob Rogers was visitor at the legis-
lative halls at Little Rock Monday.
Prof. A, L. Peacher spent Saturday
a in Van Buren,, meeting old friends,
sE Window Glass and Putty at JoHH
10 KANE 8 DRUG STORE.
n Jim Hawkins left Sunday evening for
@Chicago, to select clothing for HIS firm
Nile returned Thursday.
81 Conductor Geo. Ray has moved from
1.-THE Walter Mann cottage to the Gillette
'shouse on College Hill,
Safety" Cough Cure-ouly 20
dimes" bottle at JOHN 0 KANE 9
EDRUs sToRB,
As q result Of last week 3 heavy rain
and snow the river registered a seven
Moot rise by Sunday morning.
\ Charley Ayers and family arrived
STuesdsy from Paris to again take up
Ntheir permanent residence here.
Levi Smith has opened lunch coun-
Der In the rear Of Will Minors saloon.
10 Is In charge of Vint Wallace.
Safety" Chill Tonic--only "a
Dimes bottle, and guaranteed, at
i1oHN 0 KANR's DRUo STORE,
M In spite OF the untoward weather Of
Sic past winter n great deal Of the low
s1and across the river has been broken.
Miss Mona Potts " the Oak Grove
6ueighborhood left Saturday on several
II onths' visit TO relatives at st. Louis
Safety" Liver Invigorator only
. Dimes package At JOHN
KANE's DRUo sToRB,
Mr.. and Mrs Chas Coffman returned
burned Saturday night from two.
eoks visit to st. Louis and Spring.
IA FIELD, III,
laN The north bound cannon.ball Sunday
7f as six hours late owing to derail-
bent between Poteau and Wister juno
M on
Hard Colds pooplo whose blood " pure aro
w III naArly 40 likely 20 take hard colds as arc
Ehen Hoods sarsapaflla makes tho blood
4 1hto aud this great medicine RECEIVERS the
Y u stem after II cold a. no other medicine does.
r iIhke Hoods $50
'k Brown-Roloson the leading dry
n (pods house Of Fort Smith, was forced
~ to involuntary bankruptcy by credit
Tuesday,
I' Tho members Of the Christian Endea-
pr society gave n very pleasant valen.
4! PIC party Thursay evening vt the home
"a Mrs, u, j Oneill
ISM Col. Sam r, Chew has been retained
u assist IN tho prosecution OF Jno, d..
add for murder In the Logan circuit
purt ut Psris, Ark,
W. ii, Rushing and family loft over
lnd for Wednesday, Holdenvillo, |, i,
par which place they will engage In
Srning aud stock raising,
NA1 The tax collector can now be found
The court house, Mr., Pitcock sayf
h collections IN outside townships
ve been better than usual,
lN The Little Rock "uazette trade
ition Of last Sunday was oreditablt
ece OF work for that paper and u great
ADVERTISEMENT for tho capital city,
s.s'S Henry Steele was IN Van Bnren thi'
PEEK visiting relatives and frionde, II,
p transferred his headquarters from
orange belt TO Springfield, Mo,
Considerable road work IN being don,
VArioue portions0f the county TIL,
%'s> aa east Of town has boon receiving
pihe attention the past week, Roel
pa been thrown into many ct the boz
Hes to al them up There aro som,
IA ho claim that matters have thereby
en made worse, M tho rocks are toe
fge aud endanser tho footing Of th,
sft animals passing over them.
The Van Buren press., 1903-02-14

Fort smith win be an Eating Point
From tho Fort Smith Times
A blue print Of the new Frisco depot
shows that Harvey, the eating house
man OF tho Frisco system, has large
rooms set apart for lunch and dining
rooms and II Ia said that tho schedule OF
the trains will be adapted to the oon.
venience Of meal times at this point
The Van Buren press., 1903-02-14

The Bankrupt Stock of Dry Goods we
bought from j. W. Mckinney g. Co.
less than a month ago at the lowest price
a stock was ever bought here, is still on
sale at our store, where we will
continue to sell any piece of bankrupt
goods at bankrupt prices, and it takes
long time tossell $40, 900. 90 worth Of
goods, even at as low prices as we are
selling. II you cannot get bankrupt
article to suit you we can suit you in
our stock as cheap as anybody will sell
you. Besides you can not help finding
many articles in the bankrupt stock at
half the former prices. Come and price
our stock and you will be convinced
that we have the prices for you.
Respectfully.
GEO. r. WOOD D. G. CO.