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New-York tribune., 1903-01-02
SUBSTITUTE FOR HOTEL REGISTER.

The proprietor Of the Falmouth Hotel in Port
land Maine has abolished his public register and
henceforth will card system Every card
will be numbered and coupon bearing the duph-
cate number given 10 the guest The card bearing
his autograph will be kept On file at the desk
When several hotel men in this city were asked
Yesterday what they thought Of the idea, they
said that il was useless. for positively advantage
could be gained by IL except secrecy as 10 who
was at the hotel. which wasn't always desira bic
If a hotel with the card system did any kind OF
business II would have to use a large number OF
cards which would be extremely cumbersome
they thought Frequently hotel pronted oy
man seeing the name of friend on the res1ster
a reunion was held. the proceeds OF winch went
the bar ,. :. -
dask 80 that II q visitor Is examining one. the
other car be used for an incoming guest without
New-York tribune., 1903-01-02
PLAGUE PANIC IN MEXICO.
Fright Caused Over the Existence of the Fest
in Mazatlan.

Mazatlan. Mex. Jan 1-There ls no iohsei
,be slightest doubt that the disease now afnlct-
i,s this CITY is genuine Asiatic plague, for mi
crosconic investigation proves that bubonic pest
baci are in the blood of those afflicted with the
disease The plague has grown yirulent within
-ha last forty-eight hours. and the alarm winch
had begun in some measure TO abate mas re-
turned with increased strength. The people are
fleeing from the city at the rate Of three nun
drAd q day. and some FIVE thousand persons have
gone already -, "a -
oan+ of fbe persons attacked are women
The news of the recrudescence of the plague
:. .b,s MORT has reached the interior towns of
~ sfs-e and is causing q panic. Sanitary cor
dons of armed men have been placed around
the towns TO prevent the entrance OF any one
from this place ----
New-York tribune., 1903-01-02
BIG LOAN TO VENEZUELA
speyer & Co. Do Not Deny That Syndicate
Is Negotiating One.

Severe MsIIet- Provost and members of the bank
ing house of Speyer g. Co. of this city declined
Yesterday TO give informa ton about report that
they were Interested in syndicate offering 70 ad-
vance money to the Venezuelan Government to
meet pressing obligations. including obligations to
foreign governments They did not contradict the
report but said that for good reasons they could
not talk about II.
II has been reported that the syndicate has Of
fered to guarantee a loan 10 the Venezuelan Gov
ernrnant tn meet the claims OF the governments
now maintaining a blockade of Nenezueian ports
on condition that control of the custom houses be
ptv.n to il until tine loan ie paid. Negotiations
New-York tribune., 1903-01-02
ADDED INSULT TO INJURY.
Venezuelans See the British Flag Flying
Over Their Warship.

La Guayra, Jan. 1.-The former Venezuelan
gunboat Zumbador, transformed into a
British warship, arrived here at noon to-day
and caused considerable indignation among the
people ashore. who looked upon her arrival here
under the British flag, especially New Years
Day, adding insult to injury
The Italian arrnored cruiser Carlo Alberto ar
rived here At 1 p. m. to-day.
An italian cruiser last night chased big
Venezuelan schooner off this port. The occur
renee was seen from here. Under cover of
darkness the schooner managed TO get away.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-02
Won BoGUsLAWsKIs VIEWS HIS OWN

Berlin. Jan 1.-The "Taglische Rundschau
denies that the recent article by General Ton
Boguslawski was inspired. The paper says Ihat
tbe general. being retired. does not have to get
he permission of the government to express his
,-iav-e nubIicly. He is one of the editors of the
.'Rundschau.
General Won Bog1IsIawski is considered one OF
~ forar,ost military writers in Germany He
recently contributed an article to the "Tagsche
Fundschau..' in which he advocated resistance 10
the Monroe Doctrine. His remarks were regarded
in washington as sem1-orrciaI utterance oL Tue
German Government upon that principle
New-York tribune., 1903-01-02
THE SITUATION IN MOROCCO.
Europeans Flee from Tetuan-Io Attack
the Rebels Again.

Madrid. Jan. News has reached here that
the European inhabitants of Tetuan, Morocco
have Quilted that port, fearing the rebels VIII
attack the place
Dispatches received here from Tangier report
that several provision conveys have entered Fez-
The Sultan's troops intended marching out from
Fez December - to attack the rebels The Sui
tan has summoned his brother, Mulai-Mohanaed,
10 Fee. in order to disprove the contention OF
the pretender TO the throne that Mulai-Mohanleo
had fomerted the present rebellion
New-York tribune., 1903-01-02
a nEwssoYs. MASQUERADE.

John Uptown who has been known on the Brook
lvu Bridge as the richest newsboy In the city. gave
a masquerade party At his home No 20 Church
ave BROOKLYN on Wednesday night The mas
,,,aradars did not leave the house until O'Clock
YESTERDAY morning One Young Hebrew. Who had
been invited 70 the house 70 celebrate the advent
~ fbA new wear informed the host that he did not
mink II proper 20 have two New Years days. bot
a little persuasion brought him 10 the party. The
New-York tribune., 1903-01-02

between the syndicate and high Venezuelan Of
hcals said to be in progress
Mr.. Maet-Prevost. who IS reported to be at the
head of the syndiC Ate is a lawyer at No. 30
Broad-st., sharing Office with John G. Carlisle,
the former Secretary of the Treasury. He was
secretary Of the Venezuelan Boundary Commission
in 1885 and he in Venezuela in 1900. represent
ing a syndicate seeking asphalt land concessions.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-02
ALL CLAIMS FOR HAGUE COURT.
Belgium and Holland in the Venezuelan
Settlement

Brussels, Jan. lit is said here that
rangenent has been concluded with Great Brit
ain and Germany to submit the Belgian and
Dutch claims against Venezuela. to the interna-
tional peace court at The Hague at the same
time the AngIo-German claims against the South
American republic are Ia ken that tribunal.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-02
HAZE CASTRO'S ANSWER.
Berlin Is .Satisfed-Rome Balks at
One Condition.

Berlin, Jan. 1-President Castro's reply TO
the powers. through Minister Bowen, is sub
stantially an unqualified acceptance of their
proposals to srbitrate and the accompanying
conditions The Foreign Office here received his
answer to-day. and is sa atisied with its spirit.
further interchange Of views preparatory to
signing the protocol will take place in Wash
ington The only really important question to
be settled is what shall be done with the block
ade. continuance of the blockade is relied
upon to hasten the conclusion of the arbitration
prelin1inaries especially on the part of venez-
uea
Rome. Jan. Foreign Minister Prinetti this
afternoon received through Ambassador Meyer
Secretary Hays note communicating President
Castro's acceptance of The Hague arbitration in
principle, but with an additional proposition
which the government at Washington does not
support
While reserve is maintained at the Foreign
Office with regard to the Venezuelan matter, it
has been learned that the Foreign Office con-
siders the additional proposition made by Presi-
dent Castro not likely of acceptance. Com
municatons this subject are now being ex-
changed with Germany and Great Britain.
AT the New Years diplomatic reception to-day
Minister Prinetti and Ambassador Meyer ex-
changed congratulations over the anticipated
settlement by arbitration of the Venezuelan
troubles. Signor Prinetti expressed his appre-
citation of the attitude of the United States and
his satisfaction at the State Departments action
throughout the affair.
London. Jan. 1.-Mr. White the United States
Charge d'Affaires delivered TO the Foreign Of
fee this afternoon the note of Secretary Hay
announcing President Castros acceptance Of
the proposal to have the Venezuelan claims arbi-
tod i,+ar
Caracas Jan. 1.-The arbitration propositions
of the foreign powers and the counter-proposi-
ton of Venezuela. exchanged through Minister
Bowen yesterday. are said by high Venez-
uelan authority to he easily reconcilable.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-02
GRACE CHURCH oReANIsT BETTER.

] NJ Helfenstein the orgauist Of Grace Church
ProaJuay and Tenth-st who II was reported lay
diving on New Years Eve AT his apartments IN the
Hotel ST Denis. is said at tine st. Denis 70 be
on the road to recovery. His physician Dr. Z l.
Partridge Of No n Fifth-ave., said last evening
mat uShile Mr. Helfenstein still had appendicitis
and might have be operated on, his life was IN
no immediate danger
New-York tribune., 1903-01-02
a NEW GOVERNOR OF PANAMA.

r,ar.r,s Ian. DIR Facundo Nuts Duran re-
ce,,ad last night dispatch from President Mario
o,,In appointing him Governor of Panama, IN sue
ces=ion to General Salazar. Dr. Duran hlled the
s+ of Governor of Panama from 1898 to 1899
Members Of The Electoral Council have also beeh
afT-rp
New-York tribune., 1903-01-02

Begun of BhopaI "a Manometan prncessl, who
was Tricky veiled. After the presentation of
the notahilities. the vieeroy and the Duke of
Connaught stepped forward and shook hands
with Lady Curzon
New-York tribune., 1903-01-02
SECRETARY IoDINes HURT.

Rome Ian. 1.-As the result of collision be
tween the carriage of Secretary Iddings, OF the
United States Embassy here, and an electric
st-eetcar last night. Mr.. Iddings's shoulder was
disIocated and MS coachman was injured
slightly
New-York tribune., 1903-01-02
WOULD NOT CURTsEY TO vICEREINE

London. Jan. In a dispatch from Delhi, the
correspondent of THE Daily Express" says:
Great discussion has occurred here among the
titled women as whether not they ought
10 curtsey to the Vicereine: it was finally de-
cided that no curtsies be given.
The Xicereine Of India, Lady Curzon of kedle-
ston was Mary Victoria daughter of l. Z. Letter.
of Washington
New-York tribune., 1903-01-02
COUNT LAMsooRFF LEAVES VIENNA

Vienna. Ian. Count Lamsdorf Russian Minis
ter Of Foreign Affairs, left here TINS evening iof
Petersburg.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-02
COAL TOO HIGH. Use

young man then managed TO keep hiussSlt
series OF embarrassing DTedcsments Not only vas
the large and futcV ham, which was che principal
piece a the table. distastefuf him. bnr when hs
suggested that attending religious service would
be good way 70 begin the year. the party
went 10 Protestant church instead OF - ssna-
soEus-
New-York tribune., 1903-01-02

Caracas. Jan. 1.-The arbitration propositions
of the foreign powers and the counter-proposi-
ton Of Venezuela exchanged through Minister
Bowen yesterday. are said by high Venez-
uelan authority to he easily reconcilable.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-05-22
Jusstex LNAhy Doss Rsssaen..

Two druHks mci their Waterioo
before Justiee l,eahs this week. "a;
urdav o. l.. Gattan was hBed s2tD
and easss bUt the Ene remlfted a.
Cotton had no msney and agreed o.
clear ost john uidenburz had his
sei-t9 Tuesday and emoreea nlinus
$500 and cgsts.
On Monday J g Greathause ua-
hnei $500 and cnsss far os-tractin.
and htnderInE AN officer la the di-
charge of be duty b seems Mar
shall lamberty had attempted o. im-
pound a morse belmgiug o. Great
house but was driven 20 A gun
play Is spoken II bat did not figure
m the TRIAL J q Adams was als8
arra guet ou charge ii interfering
with an 1fhoer bar 1al was put oif
wl. june 2nl
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-05-22
Lo~er Csnaasoa vAIxy keuz.

>eNsat hsaaisIislIl ssirsss .aoaal.lIses.
Ea,ls Maore is spending the vso,.k
a hause Slth her slssor Mrs Cairns.
4 Cam1.
Rev } A. >ollers. she FF.-tyter-
san Sabbath >shasl missionary. pad
a visit e. she uelghharhaod Thsrs
day af la-f week aecara panied BY his
viie The Preaching service held
By hlm IN the evening Was well at
tended III -Poke oncouraslngiy II
the Sabbath -.shoal n Prueress here
Mr. Poster the popular youns
toaehar af lala. was in GunHi-an
SATURDAY. iie reports a good eondi-
ti1n of the schlsl which b. saws viii
have an organ in a few weeks
Mr. and Mrs q II Andrews we're
guests af Mr. and Mrs 7 W GRAY
last SATURDAY, and SUNDAY
-J1Hted Rod fishing resort l.
undergoing sIhcsfut repairs prepara
tors Oh Che advent of The hshIgg SEA
su
OWING taa vigorous and charsc
ter-tIc Snow storm ~aIuriav a
B1aH Eas BASS. af GuHHisu vas
uabie r5 hlhI u app1iutmsaf o.
preach u iLr ah1d hH-e ID b.
hoped tha arrangements can De-
made with hlm tr regular Services
af this phase u lea-f once % month";
A last dav -fh1a picnic Is uav
tHe ueichbuHaHi taLh
The spawning station viii ur1h.
abby he aHmImaI tle l5-t 20 the
week a- fat spawning seazau af the
rainbow fraut i- nearing cilse
The lu-t part I'd fbe new school
library arrived saturday District
40 2G Hillside school boasts of
having one af the best f not ths
best an round practical and efficient
school libraries IN the county, with
the possible exception Of the Gmni-
som high -chool 70 contains sixty
three cloth bound durable volumes
adapted % all grades from one 10
ten. With the exception If mine
volumes donated bv the state super
iuteudeut of schools. the cost of the
books is ~3S ij.
Miss Clara Ashley. u Kansas. ar
rived Tuesday, and will spend the
summer with her uncle. c. l.. Stone.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-05-22
Charged with Arson.

W W Roof was brought from Tin
Cup Tuesday bv Undersheriff Snod
grass charged with arson and house
breaking.
The complaint was sworn 0ui bv
W W Vol and W G. Neiderhuit
whose story is that Mr.. Roof at
tempted 10 fire the old Masonic hall
at Tin Cup.
Mr.. Roof denies the charge. He
waived examination before Justice f..
o. Churchill Of Tin Cup who put
him under $1,000 bonds to appear
before district court in September
Effort is being made to have the
bond reduced as it is considered ex-
cessive for the character Of the
charge.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-05-22
A Farmer Strengthened out.

a man living 9n a iarm near here
rale m d short time ag1 completely
iHuhled zap with rhoumatism. L
banded him a b9ttleo Chamberlain 5
Pain Balm and tlll him t1 use 81
irHaIy and % uat satisfied after using
DO He need nai pay "a cent f1r it. saws
a. J. Eayder of Patterns Mills. ny.
few DAYS later he walked in the
store a. straight as string and
handed me a dollar saving. give me
another bottle uf Chamberlain Pain
Balm ! want u in the house all the
time for it cured me For sale bv
all druggists.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-05-22
Doy leville Doinss.
News-D hampton Correspondence.
Too late ior last week.


Too late ior last week.
Mrs w. Sewers and Mrs Mellow
ell are on the sick list.
W. l.. Bennett and G.. A. Des
Combes are earring hay.
John Norwood and wife of Pitkin
and Dave Cuthbert the popular fire.
man on the D. a II. G and wife were
visiting NJ G. Walters last week.
T. W. Castle Of Vulcan spent the
early part Of last week visiting with
Mr. NJ. l.. Walker Mr.. Castle is on
his way to British Columbia looking
after mining interests.
W. l.. Bennett celebrated his SIX
tieth birthday last Saturday by hav-
ing family gathering. Supper was
served at an early hour, the table he
ing handsomely decorated and loaded
with many delicacies. We all con-
graduated Mr.. Bennett hoping the
pleasure viii be his 10 enjoy many
more such occasions. Mr.. Bennett
received many handsome presents.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-05-22

STATE OF OHIo, CRY or ToLEDol
Lucas COUNTY.
FRANK j. CHENEY makes an oath
that he is senior partner Of the firm
of i. j. CHENEY a Go. doing business
in the City Of Toledo, county and
state aforesaid. and that said firm
will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for each and every case of
CATAhRH that cannot be cured bv the
use Of HN.L's CATRRH CURE.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn 10 before me and subscribed
in my presence, this sixth day Of
December, \. d. lSS6.
SEAL \. W. GLEASON,
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh cure is taken in
ternally and acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. Send for testimonials free
F. j. CHENEY q Co., Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by all druggists. 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the lest.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-05-22
~ BilR ALTON NOTICE.

State Of Colorado. 90
Gunnison County.
County Court Of Gunuisnn county To the Juns
term, A. u. 1913
j NJ Gorman, Administra-
tor of the Estate OF Kate
Fisher, deceased, Petition To- sell
Anna Lee. and any other pay debts
heirs OF Kate Fisher, de-
ceased, If any there be.
Affidavit of the non-resideuce of Anna I.fe
and any other heirs Of Kate Fisher, deceased If
any there be, defendants above named. having
been filed in the Office Of the Judge Of tie
county court of bunnison County notice is
hereby given 70 the said Anna Lee and any
other heirs Of Kate Fisher IL any there be- that
of the estate of Kate Fisher, deceased has filed
hls petition in the said County Court Of Ounni-
son county for an order to sell the premises
belonging TO the estate Of said tecpase.i on "a,
much of II may be neesigd to nay the debts II
said deceased, aud desert bed as follows, To Wit:
Lots numbered seven : ,. eight and nine "
N block numbered thirty one 81 Of the Town
4 Tin Cup. Gunuison County. state af Colo,
rad0, a. per the plat Of said town now Of record
aud on bic H. the Recorder Office Of said
Gunni-on County.
And that summons has been issued out ~
tins tourt against YOU, rHturuable at the NAV
term, A d. ls3. Of said Court To- be holden on
the last Monday - May, A. n 1903 at the court
House m Guunison. IN Gunuison County. Colo
radn
Now, unless you. the said Anna Lee, and any
other heirs OF Kate Isher Deceased ii pnV
there be, shall personally be and appear before
sad County Court Of Gunni-ou touutr. on tie
trst day of the term thereof to ba ht.lssn a.
Gunnison in said County. on tho last Nor3av -
July, lesa, and plead answer or demur TO aid
complainant s petition, flied therein the same
and The matters aud things therein charged and
stated will be taken a confessed aud a decree
said bill
Gunnison. Colorado. May 2. 1eoa.
GEO. HETHEKrNoroS
First pub. MAY % Ia18
In f.rrk 10
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-05-22
County School Notes.

County Superintendent Fannie
Burnett visited Sapinero and Bel
mont schools on the Lake Fork this
week.
Mrs Phoebe Walker was elected
treasurer in the Outcalt district, Mrs.
Lizzie Craig, treasurer in district
No. II on the Lake Fork and W. W.
Wood treasurer at Marble. three items
the NEWS-CHNNPIoN was unable to
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-05-22
AKOOND nsbesGsaSs Issu>
- Il II X s.t sal.x~~ ~sA kspsrts VI
COIINTY Ssssisssitss Abroad.

ct fF a. ils.i e sahaal electsaus
prluied iass Waek
Fiskin ~cisasil~ Close tllis wesk
Mise L.gGlse B.slley has been RETAINED
N thc primary aepartmeui ~ a ras-c
~ s..iary trgsu >tsl b -7W maurh
Arthur : Pops i O. b. prlncip..l
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-05-22

n " Mah ana " g Neiderhui
have orgaHIzed the Tn Cap sroeery
COMPANY. b. carry 90 general gro
ccry business in Tn Cup
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-05-22

>amerscf coal HlInes arr turning
gsf at,ouf $50 tons day and plan
n4us au more. SAID = J Harley Who
Wa ihr8urh thai -ectIpn last week
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-05-22

1sct ready faE . hss blom n Oun-
alssln cuilnfF nslnes. ou ve heard
thssf bsi.Fcs Baaf this y slasatlalHe
ns~
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-05-22
4 MINES AND MINING =

N - - ihe selephone ca1 wiaen
va ~aui thsf iab a prsusin. Hsaaiy
AM gsssckly aaus.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-05-22

>frcngsh and vigrF come 4 good
foad dsiy discsied 'torce a
real y-to-sorve wheai and barley food
odd. n burden. bat ss.islns aour-
Ieh~e Invlgurstce
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-05-22

The Union Park placers have
obeyed the injunction issued by the
county court last week on relation of
J. NJ. Woodard, state fish and game
commissioner, To prevent their wash
ing sand and gravel into the Gunni-
son river. The superintendent, r..
W. Spensley came 10 Gunnison last
Friday to see about taking measures
to dissolve the injunction lie ex-
presses himself as glad the matter
has been brought to focus so early
for it can be settled in the courts
without such serious loss TO the com
pany as would have resulted had the
injunction been served after they
were actually at work washing the
gravel.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-05-22

Sprine creek IL likely b. b. the
scene 81 mueh mining activity tins
coming season. The D1cior mine
vii again hecme a heavy producer
and other promising mines near the
head # the basin are being Opened
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-05-22

Pilot L. Ward Bannister. esq. of
Denver came in ON sunday : train In
company with i j Rnckefeller
Mr. Bannister is attorney for the
Colo-Cal :. NJ. a NJ Co. and Is here
TO adjust business pertaining 10 the
saw mill owned by that company.
The mill has been leased to Mr..
Rockefeller for this season.-Chas.
Julian and JAS Carson attempted to
open the road 10 Gothic last week but
failed. They report the snow five
feet deep in places. They got only
about half way To Gothic.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-05-22

pr E D. Mehaifey and wife regit-
erred al the Ia Neta Monday from
fIfku The drtars home Is at
Delia beat hc zfenis bis SUMMERS
Operating m She Silver Bube and
other pormising mines ai fitkiu In
which hr j. Interested
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-05-22

Tho Colorado Consolidated Mining
Co. operating the Old Hathaway mine
ON Cochctopa creek are reported 90
have struck a good chute of ore this
last week lf % turns au a. well as
IL looks the 30 stamp mill erected
last tail by the company will be
started This is a fine mill. erected
al a COST Ol some - .UO. IL is com
plete with Whitley tables and all
modern apparatus.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-05-22

Most af the burr,sJ j NJ McDougd
has been collecting fr she Tildeu
mining company we're sem t0 Iaylar
pUrk lhis week o. be keTt 40 Adam
MurIle S ranch until the snow melts
80 that mining operation can begin
m upper Ccmeut creek
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1903-11-20

and nine inches wide. The seat is
shown in the sketch. The splasher, A,
is strip of board fastened close to the
stone to prevent water being thrown
on the operators legs. The treadle, Z,
is strip one by two inches square,
and is attached to the leg of the frame
with a half inch bolt. The connecting
god is bent around the treadle loosely,
so that it can be moved forward or
backward to suit the operator. A piece
of lath, with bits of wood under each
end, nailed to the leg forms slot for
the treadle to move up and down in.
@ is the water can at the back of the
grindstone. There are what are called
bicycle mounted grindstones on the
market, but when one has q stone he
dislikes to throw it away to get one
that Is easier to work. Such q stone
mounted in g frame as here described
will prove as satisfactory as a bicycle
mounted one. Put little sand on the
wet stone every minute or two, letting
only enough water drip on it to keep
it damp, and you can put an edge on
any tool in very short time. In or
der to make smooth edge, finish with
out sand and with q good flow of
water"
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1903-11-20
CLOTHING.

E00MeaS Suits IA Wors'ed, Check,
~VOHomespa,, weH made up, t'tly
worth $40 10 $I2, at this sale SIS TO $3.50
E00Neas Suits III French Clays, dag
0UU onal,. Cheeioi, Fsannels aud Me-
tons, faest tailor made. satteea and serge
lining, IN the latest Military cut, Ffocks,
Sacks and Cutaways, moi sAit IN the lot
can be bought elsewhere for less than from
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from $40 to SIS.
700Mensfne dress Orercoa's, !" Melton,
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d, B., S. b. Ragltns, at this sale your
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000Mens listers and Pea Jackets, a
%VVg good assortment, your choice from
S.. SO to Sis.
1000Pr Mems Pants IN clay Worsted,
>OVV Stripes, E1nnel also a fuU assort-
ment of Corduroys, price 50c 10 So.
0E0Suits in youths, boys and chiidrens
@~Vin spieces;- long pants 9,piece suiis
No'toiks, price SOC to $S.75
000pr knee pants 6ag sazeS 10 close out
@VUdt 15c to Poe. Ocercoats for youths,
boys and children assorted styles your
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We Arrays haze q large assortment Of
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attention TO our Clothing department. We
are atcays milling 10 compete nth any
Clothing House IN -4lnericd In Quality
and Price.