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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1903-06-25

Going Fishing? The best and
cheapest of everything needful in
that line at the Right Drug Store.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1903-06-25

District of the State of Idaho, in and for the
county OF Idaho.
George Blaine, =. 5. Prtch-l
ard and A. freidenrich and
J. Alexander, ,co-part-
ness under the firm name
F FREE Plaintiffs. SUMMONS
Thomas Bollman and An
ME Bollman, his wife, Ed
ward Il. simmons and the
Montana Idaho Mining Il
Commercial Co., u corpora
ton, Defendants.
The State of Idaho sends Greeting TO Thomas
Bollman, Annie Bollman, his wife. Edward b.
simmons, aud the Montana-ldaho Mining Il
Commercial Co., n corporation; defendants;
You are hereby required to appear in all &C.
ton brought against you BY the above named
plaintiffs, in the district court OF the second
judicial district of the state of Idaho. in and
com plant filed therein within ten days, exclu
| sive of the day of service. after the service on
you of this summons-if served within this
| county; or II served without this county, but
within this district, within twenty days; or II
! served elsew here within fort, days or iudg-
ment by default will be taken against you,
1 according 10 the prayer of said com plant.
| This action is brought to obtain decree of
this court for he foreclosure of q certain mort.
gage, described in the complaint and executed
| by the said Thomas Bollman aud Annie Boil
man on the Ind day of april, 1901, to secure the
! payment of II certain proDissory note, dated
pixie, Idaho, April 2nd 1901; due January LIST,
Cummings, P. :. Prichsrd aud george Blaine,
at Grangevile, Idaho: said note provides il said
sum or any part thereof shall not be paid at
maturity, then said note shall bear interest ut
| 10 percent per annum from date upon that por-
tion OF said note remaining due aud unpaid
and in case of suit action is instituted 10 col
| lect said note or any portion thereof, thS "A
reasonable sum be paid as attorneys fees.
ON the End April, 1901, to secure the payment
of said note the said Thomas Bollman and Au-
ME Bollmau, executed aud delivered said mort
gage, To said George Blaine, z. ). piehsrd aud
| A. II Cummings, thereby conveying and mort
gaging, the following described property, to
wit All that certain pece aud parcel of ps
Ger mining ground. known anu described rs the
Gro ked ln'ek Placer Mining la IN. situate in
Dixie Mining District, In the county of idaho.
state of ldaho, being rep cs"nted by official
vry Nolil6 aud "omuri-ing laS.1ss acres of pat
entrd ground rnd evidenced by U. :. trceivtrs
receipt, Miners' Entry 40. 30 dated Marc eth,
1901, together with al bitches, water nights an
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1903-06-25
NOTICE OF GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE

Notice is hereby given that In pursuance of
an order of sale. made and entered by the pro-
bate court of the county of Idaho, State of Idaho
on the 18th day Of May 1903 in the matter Of the
guardianship of the estate of Nellie NJ. Sebast-
ian and Victor K. Sebastian minors, the under
signed guardian VI said minors will sell at pr-
vate sale subject to confirmation by the said
Probate Court. the following described real
property towit: All the right. title and interest
Of the said Nellie N. Sebastian and Victor X.
Sebastian, minors, in and TO the west half of the
north west = of section $, and the east half OF
the north east of section Z, all in township 30
north OF range Z NJ in Idaho county, state
Of Idaho.
The sale will be made or after the 18th day
of June 1893, and bids will be received at the
Bank of Camas Prairie. in the city OF Grange
Terms Of sale will be ten percent cash and
balance OF one third OF the purchase price to be
paid on confirmation of sale. aud the balance of
the purchase prize to be paid on before l. 2
and years, with interest at eight percent
from date, payable annually, and secured by
Mortgage on land sold.
Dated, May N, 1903. W. W. BROWN,
Guardian of estate of said minors
First Pub May -, 1908.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1903-06-25

f1HEDFroRD$}
fBLACK-DRAUGHT|
I 1.-THE ORIGINATE
IklvER MEDlCINEE)

- A sallow compilation, dizziness, -
+ biliousle.e and q coated tongue !
are common indications of liver
and kidney diseases. Stomach and
bowel Troubles. severe ~ they are,
give Immediate waning BY pain.
but liver and kidney troubles,
though less painful at the start, are
much harder to cure. Thedford's
Black Draught never fails to bene-
fit diseased liver and weakened kid /
neys. It stirs up the torpid liver \
to throw of the germs of fever and (
ague. Il is q certain preventive
OF cholera and Bright's disease Of
the kidneys. With kidneys re-
inforced by Thedford's Black.
DrauRht Thousands of persons have
dwelt immune in the midst Of yell
low fever. Many families live in
perfect health and have no other
doctor than Thedford's Black
Draught. 1t is always on hand for
use in an emergency and saves
many expensive calls Of doctor.
Mullins. S. c.. March 10. 1901.
I have used Thedford's Black. DrauSht
for three years and ihavs not hsdto 90
to doctor since hsvs been taking Il.
II b the best medicine Tor me that b
on the market for liver and kidney
troubles and dyspepsia and other !
q complaints. Rev. A 9. LEWIS.
.nsuaa>nnnu11aanAnS'
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1903-06-25

In the Chicago judicial elections
last week the democrats won IA
out of the Is districts. Dem
ocratic doctrines are gaining in
popular favor all over the coun-
try.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1903-06-25
SUN MONS

In the District court of the Second Judicial
District of the State of Idaho, in and for the
county OF Idaho.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1903-06-25
A Snap If Sold Soon

Grangeville, Idaho.
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. s. 4
amt going to risk much over this job"
"Bosh." said Tasker There's only the
niger to tackle. I've got the stuff TO
quiet him, and he won't know nothing
when he wakes UP. I'm not going to
chuck thousand pounds away. 1t'n the
biggest chance we've ever had"
lie sprang into tho boat. Soanes had
mufflcd the oars He pulled with strong
steady strokes.
"Hello" said Tasker, don't you smell
smoker" @
soan7es breathed in the mist.
II smell It strong. The barge must be
on fire.
IF 1t burns out we're done. BY CAD.
i is on FIRE. Why aln't the Niger yell
Ing? That's queer"
The smell Of smoke grew more pro-
nounced. They shot round the stern OF
the barge. At that moment a blanket
burst into flame.
"catch hold,'' shouted soames, land
steady her.
Tasker could feel tho heat as his fin
gers slid along the sides Of the boat.
They closed on n ring. Smoke was pour
Ing in clouds from the window.
"Glve me pail" gasped Tasker.
soanaes passed 1t to him. He sized It
and began to dash water through the
window frantically. while soames stead
led the boat by holding the ring. They
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endcavorcd to extinguish the flames from
no feeling OF humanity. Whether the
negro lived or died a death Of agony and
torture was nothing to them. They were
working for the milllonaires bride, and
II tho barge persisted thoy would lose the
money.
The smoke began to thin. Dashlng his
over his mouth and nostrlls Tasker
sprnnk through the window.
Course IT, he shouted. they've roped
up tho Niger Somebody's been before
u.s."
"Ropcd-done what7'
soames clanbered In alter him.
"rhere it H. he cried, cxultantly.
look. under the boards.
Tho fire had eaten Its way through the
beams. and q few red embers cleaned on
the pointed nose OF metal object that
noated on the bllge-water below. They
wrenched up tho boards and dragged
Give Draytons model out OF Its hiding
place. It was so heavy that Soames could
barely lft It unaided.
I'VE shall want rope" he said, his
voice trem bling with excitement.
Tasker whipped out his knife and slash
Cd the rope that bound the negro a few
inches above tho ring. Ruby fell with
thud Tasker dropped back into the boat
The rope was knotted round the model.
"Ready7'
Eyes.
''Les her down then
steadying himself. Soames paid out the
rope foot by foot until the model lay Sc
cure in the bottom OF tho boat. Then he
bent and looked at the negro.
He's pretty we'll shff 'un.t ne
Erinned, 'if he amt stiff 'un already"
Come along" whispered his companion.
Never mind him. Let's get ashore and
find the cart. The other chap may como
along"
soalnes lowered himself into the boat.
What about cutting the old hulk
adrift," he aid. "It'll gve us time. for
he won't know for month in this fog
that it's gone. There ain't'no chains, I
noticed that-only ropes. Hack away at
them
Good idea. Joe"
They sawed through the two stout haw-
sers one after the other. Like q shadow
the barge glided into the fog and was
borne silently towards the distant sea IN
tho bosom OF the great river. Tho black;
hearted millionaire had won.
Tho smaller boat had swept across the
stream bearing with 1t Give Drayton's
ono hope, tho magnificent model on which
he had expended his best-his brain, his
money, his very hearts blood
A gull wheeled through the mist with
an eerle shrek and tho hoarse roar OF o
siren sounded warning. And then all
was still save for tho ceaseless murmur
Of the stream whose voice nothing but
! eternity will silence.
Cro be Continued To-morrow)
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MISSIONARIES WE'D
IN PARKWAY CHINA

News has reached the Baptist Foreign
Mission Board hore OF the marriage in
China Of the Rev. ". D. Croker, ono
of the best known OF the missionaries
working under the board.
Mr.. Crocker. who IL held in high es-
TEEN here, has for many years been at
work In Chinklang, China. On July 9Th.
in Chinkiang, he was married to Miss
Jessie Fill Swan, Of Grail. Ffeshire.
Scotland Mrs. sCrocker's ancestors for
several, generations have been Presbyto-
rlans. She left her home In China In
1901. and in the far East was converted
to the Baptist faith. She was received
by the Chinkiang Baptist Church In
june 1908, and her marriage to Mr.. Crock
er followed a short time afterwards.
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y \ . : /. 3
put 1t down. Thank you, put It DO wn.
You might drop 1t and break IT. Come
along. Honourable, don't be bashful."
Ruby WINGED and recoiled at the oml-
nous click of revolver. He was a!one'
imprisoned by water and fog. and ne
human ear would hear his cries. The
leering dwarf levelled the weapon,
stick out your fists, Niger.
Ruby's tongue was glued TO the rooi OF
his mouth. He extended his trernpiine
wrists, In moment the rope was round
them. Then the dwarf leapt upon his
shoulders and passed the end through a
ring In the ceiling. springing down he
made It fast to a second ring under the
window. -.
I'll drive your teeth through your thicK
head" IN
An instant later the shivertng negro
was gagged and bound. Monkey s"aylie
rubbed his clnwlilse hands.
'This Is where I get my own PACK LOT
ducking and % broken nose, ne chuck
led. do you know What ! III IL s''''s "
do with your .o.n,,
"I'm going to burn; you, roast you alive"
Kissed Monkey Swayne. nat "ha'
I'm going to
mo, no." said the. Honourable. hastily
| "Mind vour own business" snarled the
dwarf, "and look out for yourselr,
Tho dandy sprang forward. but with an
oath the dwarf pushed nm PACK, nc
whipped UP chair and aimed DO" az Il.
the stove. Tho stove. cFaslleu w., ia NV
n,ncs came down with q rattle, ana a
mass of Kissing Goals rolleu o'o' '''o '''''
amid cloud of smoke.
,You mad fool" screamed me danuy.
"you'll swing us all. Where's hucKet!
Here" croalsod the dwarf, ana now
It's gone" 80, tbrou,l
the port It struck the water "1 I'M a lhl ,..
splash. The mat was ablaze. ne uu,l.'
was filed with choking pll.u',s s". ,'',t,
Ruby was tearing at MS Donae' +ho va ho m.,.
now thot thn bucket was gone. with
amnrting ewes the Honourable raced up
Ina stems, followed by the chnckllne
d 1nu ss'r Thcv tu,nbled into the boat, and
Monkey Swayne trolled OUT o.
-" 'IA', short life, a merry life, q moose fo'
you and mo,
And Davy Jones must have o"f punas-o
"I1nsh, Won maniac, hush'' whispered
tho uonourable. Course YOU 'iohNey
you'll hang us," 80 for Tn no
Tho boat vanished into t I,,,d .a5' tt Nv
| cabin, choked, scorcH's.uII, honds ,rhey
s wol s' not Weld The rug had burned like
H tnder G and S' now the less in arn
door boards we're slowly pilslerlns, ~.
CRASHED and bit at the ha1'n'>e'o''''' ''''''
gagged him. @ .,.,
Tn and down ran the flames, throwing
out let's of smoke. They were llcKlne
round the window and leaping UP .owatus
the deck planking. Hupy ~, a 1yer, e srs
way, and then his aehing, h arms vas s dn,l
tanning all his weight Ihe hean M fall Sor1
ward I his 81 eyes turned CLASSY and s vacant
to to sde 0I but he u saw nothing and felt
nothing,
"Ahoy!' =, .o,,eh the for
and 10 da erS ness san boat stole along tht
edge of the wharf 70 Wne'in = 3 b u,s,
lamp burned feebly, q tnau - ~
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overcoat was standing uridcr tho lamp
"Thnt you, Bonmes r.
5NttVae, " t1,a IA fatY1un '.Ht


"Thnt you, Son1ncs 2"
Eyes," growled the oarstnhri.
ELIAS hu como bacls?"
G"t'vc not seen him." nnnwcred soames
/ sulltlly "1vo been hanging OF, niid on Tor :
All iiour. It's mighty t1ico for YOU to
drink and enjoy yourself while 40 me me
work. Are we going to chuck itY IN N
sick Of It, Tnslscr." \, \.
g.'Not much. we shnn't get N another
night like this. I've brought some WINS WINS
key and" sto
%''Sh-h!" -.
The splasl,ing OF oars cnn,o family
through the darkness and hoarse voice
singing d doggercl snatch Of song swept
through the mist. 49,,
"Only sailor with n cargo OF rum
aboard, I" said Tasker. whats that foa II.
Ing alongside OF yo,i--thnt black thins.
& soames drew back with almost q sirle y.
Something was creeping up his oar. u
leapt from tho boat to the quay ana was
lost In the gloom. Tasker laughed.
whats wrong. Joe? Are you AFRAID
Sof a half drowned cat?'
&"I'm not" growed his accomplice, !! "out
It gave me a twist. Get In and hold your
Jaw If you're going to do anything. J.
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WAS GIVEN UP
BUT DID NOT GO.
fBy Associated Prrss.)

(By Associated Ptrss.)
MONTGOMERY. ALA, August 2l.-
Judge Jones, in the United States Chr.
cult Court here to-day. issued an order
giving L. W. Lytie, who IS wanted in
Chicago on a charge OF assault with In
tent to murder, into custody OF T. S.
Kehoe. n Chicago detective. On an APP
peal by tho defendant the order was sus-
PENDED and Lyle was turned over to tho
United States marshal here. The court
ruled that 1t had no authority to give up
Lyle on extradit'on papers In face OF
the appeal.
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4 CHAPTER vi.


He struck me and thousand vengeanc yes
Ill take, K, a
I'll rend him limb from limb for that that
blows sake.
Ruby, the negro, grew tired Of waiting waiting
for his master. Hour after hour passed sf't
and still Give did not return. 1t was vas
very drenty and lonely on the st ~ y!fl 9
barge. 81
what ant7 lie gasped his Dyes rolling
In sudden terrc-.
He leaned forward. his big mouth open,
every black muscle tngling. There was
q patter Of footsteps on the deck above \.
Anybody at homer" croulsed g g rufff
voice.
Ruby seized n bottle. 1t was the handi-
est weapon, for his revolver was In the
pockettof his coat, and the cont hung on
the door. And then nm ugly. grlnnlng
face leered at him, and n stunted mis-
shnpen body bounded into tho cabin.
Anybody nt homer" Uttered Monkey
swayne. ira, ha! Only the collier, Ell?
Bless me, and tho thoughtful beauty has
got a drink for me. Put 1t down, darling
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THE MAN
ABOUT
Town
BY
Harry Tucker

Mr., Clyde Saunders, like ourself, IS
superstitious.
lilo don't take much stock in No. 10.
So do we.
rho other day he went out with s1S In
his pocket, and before he got away from
tho bunch he hadn't thirteen cents.
Then he went out with bill for slS
in his pocket and walked all day without
collecting cent.
He's SO superstitious that he won't eat
Mt a table with thirteen people, and no
won't ride on car No. 10 or walk under
ladder.
We can't blanc him. for we feel tho
same way ourself. and we are always
ready to sympathize with fellow VINO
feels the same way,
We understand that when Johnnie
Moore of the Olympia Club went TO ocean
View to catch some FISH he saw the only
sen serpent that has been seen this sum
mer.
II is reported that he was standing out
In front of the club tent looking out to
sea.
Far away In the distance he saw the
| smoke from the senfaring craft. and ever
and anon the white sail OF some boat
would show itself upon the horizon as
the waves dashed upon the shore at his
feet.
AS he looked out upon the wator he
saw a sight that terrified him with ter
ror.
Up from the depths OF the hriny big,
| b,shy head stuck Itself and looked around
| and gave a snort,
"Gosh!" said Johnnie what be that?'
Again he looked and again did the head
bob up.
Johnnie rubbed his eyes.
MAY be optical delusion.' he nut
tered.
But 1t wasn't optical delusion, and tho
head came slowly toward shore. While
Johnnie began to trcmble IN his boots
and to cast his eyes about for tree.
sea serpent" he tried to shout put
the words stuck In his parched NOUN.
He could not move, and the horrible
head came on toward Nun,
The serpent was evidently crawling on
tho bottom, and Johnnie was expecting
eeyry minute to see the savage thing
spring into tho air and land upon him.
He couldn't call Billy Hart, or Fergu-
son, or Wells, or Morton,
| His tongue WAS parayZed.
Suddenly, with a great swish OF tho
water, the head shook and raised Itself,
and when the water had settled down to
Its, wonted calm, there stood Billy Allen
| In his bathing suit.
II knew it was you all the time said
| Johnnie.
BURNETT's EXTRACT or VANILLA
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ANIMAL STORIES II
FORSO OUR
BOYS AND GIRLS
How the Rooster Learned Lesson.

How the Rooster Learned a Lesson.
There was rooster who was SO large
that a boy hltched him up to wagon
and drove him up and down the road,
"Ah!'' exclaimed the rooster. 1T Is
much nicer to be horse than rooster.
! shall always be horse.
And lie felt very proud. indeed, OF MS
new accomplishment.
When night came his master put q
halter on him and tied him In a regular
horse stall and gave him an nrmful OF
hay and a bucket of water for his sup
per,
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considerably improved.
Miss Gertrude Hart and Miss Daisy
Jones, OF Floyd Avenue are the guests
~ frIends near Montvale. Bedford county,,
Va. where they will spend several weeks.
Mrs. Robert M. Lynn and little son are
spending the summer with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hancock at Halc1oro'
FRANKLIN county. Va:
Mrs. Clarence Mulre, who has been visit
Ing friends in Lynchburg, Va. FOR sew
eral weeks, returned to her home last
evening.
Mrs. Lloyd o. Bullock was quite sick
before leaving the city, but Is now I'M
proving at the homo of Mrs. w. D. Card CARD
WE'LL In Hanover.
Miss Meade Burwell has returned from
the yellow Sulphur Springs and the Natu-
raj Bridge.
Mrs. Frank G. Renshaw a ana : sn sarern;
of Pensacola, Fla, are spending several
weeks In this city.
Judge and Mrs. e. G. Minor are spend
Ing a month at Manchester. Mass, Where
they went last week.
: 49, Z .
Miss Avis Grant. who is spending the
summer at Natural Bridge, leIt Lhuis.
day for a ten-days' stay at the Old sweet
Springs.
Miss Elizabeth Pendleton. who has
been visiting friends In the northern part
of Virginia, returned to her home IN
Ashland few days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Decatur Axtell. who are
snending the summer in the British Isles,
arc now touring Scotland. They spent
several days In Edinburgh last week.
Messrs. A. r. McCalley and George Ro-
gers have returned from Mammalian
Beach, where they have been for the past
two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Turner are visit
Ing in Louisa county.
Martin Fall, formerly OF Fulton, who
has been visiting his sister. Mrs, T. j.
Enright, has returned to his home IN
| Baltimore, Md.
DR.. John wlds OF Fulton Hill. is Wis
iting his old home in Logansport, Ind.
Mrs. Cole Scott left Thursday to Join
his mother, Mrs, Fred R. Scott. at the
Hot Springs.
Mrs. James w. Shelton returned from
Pittsburg Thursday evening"
Miss Leila Jones, of Baltimore, Is visit
Ing Miss Conway.
Nottoway, where ne went on professional
business
MT. James T. Morris spent a few days
this week in Burkeville.
DR.. and Mrs. ], w. Fleming have gone
to Asheville. N. c., where the former OK
poets to recuperate from his recent at.
tack OF typhoid fever
| Mr.. G. G. Laird has returned from the
Yellow Sulphur Springs and the Natural
Bridge.
Miss Martha Murray Robinson is the
guest OF Mrs. G. IT, Buck at Long Beach
l.. I.
Miss May Handy Is visiting Mrs, Jess
Tyson. near Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. White. of Wash
ington. D. c., accompanied by Mrs
Whites sister. Miss Gladys Brady. o
Little Rock. Ark, are visiting at The
home OF Mr., and Mrs. a. n. Tinsley. Sr,
No, 100 West Marshall Street.
Mrs. j. r. Eubank and daughter, Miss
Rena Talley, will spend the coming week
at West Point.
Miss Carrie Eubank has returned home
after pleasant visit to Philadelphia and
Atlantic City.
Mr., Frank Nicholson Of varlna, Henrico
county, left last night for New York
city for brief visit.
Mr., George Ainslle Powell. accompanied
by his wife, Is spending his vacation al
"Tern Cliff" farm. Hardware, Va, the
guests of Mrs. White.
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skirt, made with a yoke and finished
with stitching and buttons.
1898 for a Finely Tailored Black
Thibet Cloth Skirt, seven rows OF
stitching around the bottom. strap
ped seams and finished with straps
and buttons.
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lie NOruNERlENpLY

"Take q Bond Of Fate and make assur-
ance doubly sure'' by taking out policy
on your dwelling, on its contents, or
your warehouse or store, or on your stock
Of merchandise, With
Ft MONTAGUE AND COMPANY,
M No. lila East Main Street,
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TRlLBY TRIPS
TnFTHE
TO FE -
cEASHORE EVERY SUNDAY

,,.oo round trip to Norfolk and Ocean.
eah rea East a xfoflp SsS a ri NJ
le e,a,tnnest - Best and "ONl.Y ALL-RAlL4
;S5mfITT.'' No change OF cars between
Richmond. Norfolk aud Virginia Beach.
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FASHION HINTS
olRL,s FRENCH DRESS

The frock Illustrated is ono that mar
be made OF any material that will lcnd
itself to plalts. The collar Is round and
may be slnshcd or not. Tho box -plats
arc secured to the lining Just below the
waist limo, and the sash may be passed
under the plaits by button holes or tiled
on the outside to form q Freneh knOA
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TAKE STEAMER PooAHoNTAs,
Saturday, Night, September 9, 1903, at
10 O'clock.

1,arnd trip to Norfolk. 7bc.
Pound trip to Newport News,......, 75c.
Children under twelve years.'.,,',., DOC.
tickets good to return sunday night or
following Tuesday.
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ss,ss for a handsome Kcrsey Cloth
in Black or Blue: 5 rows OF stl'ch'ns
around the bottom corded seams
ana finished with neat straps.
s7.4s for Black Thibet Cloth Skirts
lan seams and trimmed with straps
and buttons.
ss,@s for q Blue or Black Cheviot
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Mems Soft Shirts, Soc and $l.00.

Worth lust 500 and $100-but worth penny OF ltso mucn
We sold them for less we'd be doing business for practically
nothing.
OF the Wnlte ones Win
r.rceized In others IN black ana
The 90 Shirts are Madras and Oxford coths some OF the
Madras in white with ed booms Every pattern desirable one
One gentleman purchased hall dozen yesterday and we
en to know he had looking around and found our dollar oh
looked better to him than ST. ones elsewhere.
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