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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1903-06-13

Moundsville, w. Va. June CIVIL
ford Davis, a young white man, was
hanged in the state penitentiary at
$3.50 Friday evening for the murder on
April 10, 1902, of Page Martsiller, the
chief of police of Elkins. while he was
irving to arrest Davisl
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1903-06-13
Heayy ImmiGration.

San Francisco, June 6.-The total
number of immigrants to California and
other far west and Pacific coast states
has been unusually heavy. The records
show the total number of colonists
passing Ogden, Utah, and FL Paso. Tex,
which are the gateways to the Pacific
coast. between February Is and June S
was 40 272
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1903-06-13
Mo.sy 4. Leave the Cabinet.

Washington, June Alt was an
nounced authorftatively Wednesday
night >that Secretary Moody, of the
navy, would not remain In the cabinet
longer than the present term of Presi-
dent Roosevelt. Mr.. Moody expects
then to resume the practice of law.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1903-06-13

HIS is glorious as
surance to the buff
feted soul. Every
one is forced to
meet the devil
face to face, but
too few have the
blessed experience
Of seeing his re-
treating I or m.
Only he who re-
sists his attacks
has the joy of be-
holding the undig-
nifed fight of the
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1903-06-13
Woman Robbed.

Seattle, Wash, June 6.-Mrs. Robert
Sector, wife of a prominent furniture
dealer, was chloroformed and robbed
OF about $1,000 in her apartments in
the McCombs block Friday. She was
unconscious when found by her hus-
band about an hour after the attack.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1903-06-13

La Crosse, Wis.,, June 6.-The busi-
ness portion of the town of New Lis
bon was almost entirely destroyed by
fire early Friday morning and the loss
is approximately 100000. Two entire
blocks of buildings were entirely ds-
stroyed.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1903-06-13

Memphis, Tenn. June 1.-Sixteen
negroes, composing two families of cot
ton plantation hands, were drowned
last night in the Mississippi river near
Pecan Point. 40 miles north of this city.
They left the Chiles plantation after
dark In two skiffs. Waves from pass
ing vessel capsized the frail boats and
all hands save one went down.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1903-06-13

Rome, June 4.-The Monte di Pieta
Estate pnwnbrokiDg establishment at
Naples has been destroyed by fire, and
the strong room. filed with aluables,
was quilted. The damage amounts to
81. 10000
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1903-06-13

st. John, N. b., June 4.-TLe village
of Briggs Corner, N. b., is reported
destroyed by fire. Also heavy loss at
Benny River.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1903-06-13
Under Obligation.

Every man, whether he will or no
is under memorable obligation to God
and uan.--Rev. DIR. Monk.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1903-06-13
Copyright. 1908. BY ]. NJ. Edison,

Chicago. Sunday, June 2. 1903.
Text: Resist the devil. and he will flee
from you."-James al.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-03

citation viii joke occasionally amid the
strictly prosaic work they are generally
given 10. During a lull IN the pro-
ceedlngs OF the last regular meeting
Rev. T. A. slmpkln startled the ASSOC
citation with this conundum, What Is
the difference between the man VINO
has seen the Niagara the man who has
not seen Niagara, and a ham sand
wlch2' There was Immediately a ces-
satlon u talk about Victoria alley and
even Mrs Shepherd temporarily he d
her breath As no one yentured TO Of
fer a ready solution OF this great prob
lem, Mr. Smpkin began 10 explain,
"The man who has visited NagaIa has
scene the mist the man who has NOT
visited Niagara has mist the scene,
and"-hcre the reverend Joker halted os
II up against some mysterious enigma
requring some intellectual EFFORT 20
make plain Amid breathless gilcnee,
lieY Dr McNiece yenture1 10 maui q,
"BUt how about the ham ganlwch?
lpsiqnctly The classic feature of the
Wopouuder of the conundrum relaxed
into a seven acre smile, ms he promptlj
nnraYered why there IS whern you
bitcH' For q second or two, the doctor
didn't see the Joke but as hts c0nifeie1
rQarcd with laughter he caught on, re-
marking that he rather guessed he was
caught this time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-03
OBLIGATORY SERVICES.
Important Meeting In the Eighteenth
Ward Tomorrow Night.

The Eighteenth ward chapel, re-
Gently enlarged and improved az cost
Of $4,000 viii be dedicated with fitting
ceremony tomorrow night. the meeting
commencing at $3.50, There viii be pres
ent the First Presidency the presl-
dency OF the stake Patriarch John
Smith, and other general and local
Church authorities. and the dedicatoy
prayer will be offered by President J0-
seph f. Smith. There win also be see
cial music and the affair as a whole
VIII be red letter event IN the his
tory Of that ward.
The fair and festival recently given
there was for the purpose OF raising
means with which TO pay of an in
dehtedness Of $3.50 incurred in making
improvements on the ward house More
than enough TO wipe out this indebted
ness was realized and the remainder
was used in providing Christmas Offer
ings for the poor Thus the ward Is at
present unlncumbered and the Bishop
rio and saints are highly gratihed at
being able 70 dedicate, the first Sunday
In the new year, the ward chapel, i'm
proyements on which are fully paid for
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-03

Iavlgnac-M Music and Musicians.
LCe-Tho Lost Art u Reading.
Macdonell-Son OF France.
Maclaren-The Homcly Virtues
Notre, Le-The House OF the Com
biays
observation-disclosures for Everybody.
MISUNDERSTANDING poetry.
Reagan locomotives Simple Com.
pound and Electric.
stephen Studies Of Biographer ?
vcls.
FICTION.
Anstey-A Bayard from Bengal.
Becke-By Reef and Palm: and His
Native Wife.
Bady-Woven with the Ship.
.Church-Penruddock Of the White
lambs
Clousten-Advenmres OF NJ. D'Harl-
cot.
Connor-Glengarry schooldays.
Ollivant-Danny.
Dunn-Memory Street.
lacobs-The Lady OF the Barges.
Shelton-The Reformer
Tales frop Blackwood, vols.
Turner-The Task Masters.
Wister-The Dragon OF Wantley.
Yete-The American Diary Of Jap
anese Girl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-03
ANNIVERSARY EXERCISES.
Twelfth Ward Sunday School Cole
brates It's FOrtlath Birthday.

The fortieth anniversary Of the
Twelfth ward Sabbath school Is being
celebrated this afternoon by party
gwen to all Sunday school children IN
the ward assembly rooms This even
Ing there will be a social for the older
folks and tomorrow morning and even
ms special services win be held, the
programs for each being as folows
MORNING PROGRAM
Singing, Thanks for the Sabbath
School"
Singing, Island Of Dreams u..."
Kindergarten and Primary Glasses
Organization and Growth Of
School ..,, ..n.oT. V, Williams
Song, and Review Early Life OF
Christ =. kindergarten Department
20 My Father" concert, led by...
........,. ,.....n George Midgley
Advanced Theological department
Review ......... George H. Brooks
Second Intermediate department
Prize Christmas Carol review
Nt'eh WIN sfssf fsA'NihA' n.y.
Vocal solo .....n.... George D. Piper
Remarks.
Singing, zion Stands with Hills
Surrounded
Eenediction ...,n.u., Bert Williams
March.
EVENING PROGRAM,
Singing .,,...,. Congregational hymn
Prayer ...,n,......H II. T.. Campbell,
Singing, anthem ..,.,..,....W Ward Choir
Song, and Peters Vision and Con-
version OF Cornelius.
,.a,.,,.,.,o..Prlmary Department
NlOlln SOLO .s.s.'s...ss,st .JdHleS JdQuts
Articles OF Faith and Scriptural
Reference" Theological Department
Duet, Sisters Young and Wardrop
Life of Christ, Resurrection to AS
CensiOn ..,...,. ".s... .,.,.,,,'.
...First intermediate Department
Presentation of Officers.
Remarks.
Singing, THE Spirit OF God" etc..
tn...,.,... ,...... .,.,.Congregation
Benedictlon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-03
CHIN CHIN.
'Mayor" OF Salt Lakes Chinatown.

Next month viii see the advent OF
Chinese New Years. but there win be
sadness In Chinatown then as there is
how, and there will be one familiar
figure whose hospitality and kindness
to his white visitors is unbounded, who
WIN be absent during the coming fes-
tvities. The person referred 10 Is
Chin Chin the mayor OF Chinatown.
On Thursday next he will leave salt
Lake Tor China His mission to his
native country Is sad one and no man
native country IL sad one, and no
man, be he white or black, II he were
IN Chin Chin's position could feel It
more keenly.
Today Chin received word from Sin
fung that his wife was dead. The
sad news was a great shock TO Chin,
and as he told the reporter about It,
tears welled up In his eyes and he
was, overcome with emotion. Several
months ago Chin sent his wife back
to her old home In China, intending
20 90 for her next April and bring her
back TO this country His wife took
with her o baby boy who Is now a
year old and little girl aged years.
According TO the letter received by
Chin today. his wife took sick on Mo-
vember 6 and passed away on the 18th.
Since that time the children have been
with Chin's aunt
THE loss of my wife Is bad enough"
said Chin. as tears coursed down his
checks, but think OF my little baby
only twelve months old Yes, | viii
leave Thursday and go to China and
bring the children home. | don't think
will have any trouble getting them
here, as they were born in Salt Lake.
| win not be here for New Years. but
| have told my clerk In the store to
treat all my friends MS / would treat
them"
He said he would probably be back
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by April. and In the meantime close
personal friend VIII look after his resi-
dence ana store on Plum Alley. chin
cannot understand why his relatives
did not notify him sooner Of his wife's
death, because. he says, they knew
he would worry about the little ones.
Immediately upon the receipt Of the
sad news, he began making prepare
lions TO go TO Sin Yung and VIII get
his affairs in shape to leave by Thurs
day night.
Chin Chin came TO Salt Lake from
Ogden many years ago and at once
went into business as a merchant on
Plum Alley, where his establishment
still remains II Is the largest store
in Chinatown. and Chin does good
business. BY reason Of his long resi-
dence here and his honesty ne has
gained great influence not only among
his own people but among the business
men of the town Nearly all matters
Of dispute which come w In Chinatown
are referred to Chin for settlemenband
his word nearly always goes among
his countrymen. On Chinese New
Years Chin Is in all his glory. He
It Is who heads the contributions for
the purchase OF fire works, and none
entertains so royalty as does he Dur
Ing the week or ten DAYS celebration,
hundreds OF people, well known resi-
dents OF Salt Lake, visit his place
nightly and are treated 10 wine, fruit,
candy and nuts. while he relates to
them stories Of his native country and
endeavors to explain the mysteries OF
their religious rites. And to say that
he win be missed by the crowds OF
merry makers who viii throng Plum
Alley this year, II only stating the case
mildly. The sympathy Of scores OF
friends goes out TO him, and they hope
that he will receive comfort and. con-
ISOLATION in this his hour OF sadness,
and that his journey to China and back
will be made In safety.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-03
VINE SlbTEM WIND MIND.
Ministers Declare That This License to
Wrong Doing Shonld be stopped.

AZ n meeting held yesterday after
neon, b. the Ministerial association II
WAS tac senfe Of the association that
The One system In vogue in this city
was nothing more than a license for
vice and crime, glvca under the cloak
o, The law. and should be changed,
algo that the police force should be In
cifasod, and measures taken by tho
city TO prevent children coming under
the influences Of the dizzy denzens Of
Victoria alley The association decided
not 20 call any public meeting for tho
present, but 10 continue the work Of
inyesti alton quietly. with a view TO
pushing reforms through the city coun-
cii FIRST
Rev Z A. Slmpkln, who was detailed
BY the association TO personally inyea-
tlgate the alley stated that he found
trc local conditions favorable as CONF
pared With similar localities In other
cities. But an officer told him that the
aIIarent quiet was due rather to the
effect of public exposure, than any real
Intention 90 clean up the immoral at
m0gphere Of the alley. Witnesses Of
previous scenes In the alley told Mr.
Gimpkln that school boys and street
gamins had been wont 10 frequent the
plGce and talk with the women who
were ndecently clad, and some OF the
boys had gone inside the houses. More
over the women had frequently So
licited from their windows. The sys.
tenn OF license-iines was the same as
obtained With the gamblers, and 1t was
stated that four gambling houses have
been paying regular monthly fines for
The privilege Of carrying on their bust
ness. II was also stated that fines have
been at tines collected on the install
ment pian 'Connlvlng at crime TO
get revenue" remarked member OF
the association
In matters OF vice, II was reported
that the city was no better off than
2 year ago, except that the saloons
were better closed on Sundays. The use
Of messenger boys by the women Of tn
alley. aud the roomlng house evil were
discussed. and Il was agreed that leg
islatlon was needed A committee, COM
posed OF the Rev G. r. Brown and the
Rev =. A. Simpkiu, WAS appointed to
meet with the committee that met In
the Deseret News building this morn
ing TO consider what legislation the
city council Will be asked to make.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-03
LATEST THUNDER MOUNTAIN NEWS
Recent Developments Insure the Permanently OF The District
Seventy Feet Of Sl2 Ore Wagon Road to be Com.
peed Next Summer.

Dewey mine are completed and the mill
win DE taken IN next summer, as soon
as the wagon road is completed. one
of the objects Of Mr. Purdum's visit TO
Pittsburg is TO arrange for the compile
ton Of the road Surveys show that 81
miles are yet to be built. which Will
be done In sections az soon as the wea-
Their win permit in the spring or early
summer
The cam shaft OF the Dewey mine has
been broken and therefore only five
stamps are now dropping on ore. The
Belle of Thunder Mountain company is
working a force of 90 men at present
who are comfortably housed and pro.
visiontd for eight months. The Dewey
Ia working 80 men and the Fairview r.
and there are many individual miners
spending the winter there opening up
their own properties There are In
the town OF Roosevelt and the sur
rounding mines IN the vicinity of 500
men. There Is an abundance OF pro-
visions the health of the district Is
first class and everybody is hopeful. A
tri-wetkly mail service keeps the camp
In touch with the outside world, cabins
being established every IS miles along
the trail and the carriers who live In
them are comfortably housed and well
proyisioned. They travel on snow
shoes,
Mr.. Purdum. who has been In Idaho
many years is a firm believer In the
future OF the district and says the prin-
cipal companies operating there are in
good shape financially and will open up
some big mines There is no boom now,
and none Is wanted Thunder Noun
tain properties are al O discount in the
east but all mining camps have passed
through similar vlcissltudes He pre-
diets that by next spring sufficient de-
yelopment viii have been done to prove
the intrinsic merit Of the district be-
You'd question,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-03

n. W. Purdum Of Nampa, Idaho gem
eral manager OF the Belle of Thunder
Mountain mining company stopped over
between trains yesterday en- route TO
Pittsburg, Pa, where he goes to report
progress on the famous Idaho camp,
His adylces are the very latest and are
perfectly reliable, inasmuch as the Belle
OF Thunder Mountain company Is de-
veloplng the largest property In the dis
trict, Is a close corporation; has in
vested nearly quarters OF a mil
lion dollars there and has no stock for
sale, The news was brought out Dec,
"a, and shows that everything is look
ing promising In the district.
Mr. Purdum says that the Dewey
mine has cut the black porphyry ledge
at depth OF 800 feet, and has passed
through 20 feet OF ore which runs 81
per ton, The s'nnyside belonging TO
the Belle OF Thunder Mountain COM
pany has cut the same ledge with
practically the same amount Of ore
which also assays Sls. The Dewey
mine after its first rich strike of ore
last year entered IN overflow OF por-
phyiy which went as low as Sll2 per
ton and passed through li6 feet OF II
before encountering the ore body above
mentioned. The reports brought out by
people during the latter part OF last
summer, that they couldn't pan gold
from the Dewey mine. nor obtain as
says, were perfectly correct because
the values were not there, Things are
entirely difftrent now. and Nit Purdum
win carry message 10 Mr. Barnsdall.
the millionaire oil operator OF Pitts
burg. who is the principal owned IN the
mine that It's future Is assured. Build
ings for the fifty stamp mill on the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-03
pESERE7EVBNINGN NEWS
WEATHER REPORT.

Record at the local office Of tho
weather bureau for the "a hours ending
al a. m. today:
Barometer reading at a. m, 25.S7 in
ches Temperature at a. M 30 de
Erees; MAXIMUM 81; minimum, %;
mean 80 which is normM.
Precipitation since hrs; OF the month,
.Oi inch, which Is ,05 inch below nor
NAL
4 FORECASTS TILL p. NJ, SUNDAY,
Local forecast cor Salt Lake city and
t. Vicinity:
Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday
For ttah: Forecasts taken at Dem
YER colo
Partly cloudy tonight and sunday
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
An area Of low pressure is central
north OF Montana The crest OF an
J area Of high pressure extends from the
northern California coast eastward TO
Colorado Precipitation has occurred
over Washington and Oregon Missouri
and Illinois II is warmer over the
northern Rocky Mountain slope and
, colder over the lower Mississippi vail
ley.
J.. II. MURDOCH.
Section Director.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-03
FOR THE LIBRARY.
Choice Selection Of Books TO be Added
Ca Monday

Tho following " volumes Will be add
ed to the public library Jan. 5, 1903
MISCELLANEOUS.
Annunzio. D. Francesca da Rlmlni
Bayne--Ou an Irish Jaunting-car
through Donegal and Connemara.
cr-Recollcctluns o. Long Life
- An autobiography.
Ghent.-O our Banevolen, Fendalism
Gilder-The American Idea as eX-
pounded by American Statesmen.
lakewood Lore: Being the
legends, traditions, etc. VI the Chris
tian church.
Hanuan--Thc Textile Hbres Of Com
merce
.Hanscom--Love raurels and Laugh
ter
IInlis-The Quest OF Happiness.
Janvier-The Christmas Kalends Of
Provence, and some ether Provencal
festivals.
Johnston-The Uganda PrOtectorate
. vols
Kropotkln-Mutual aid a factor Of
Evolution.
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TELEPHONE SUBSCRIBERS.

our solicitors are now in the field
DO not sign contracts for telephone
service until they have seen you.
those now charged.
A private wire and secret service will
be given each subscriber
Connections, dlsconnections and busy
signals VIII be instantaneous
Interruptions Of a conversation VIII
De absolutely impossible.
Walt for our solicitor
THE UTAH HOME TELEPHONE CO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-03

The peculiar cough which indicates
Group, is usually well known to the
mothers Of croupy children. No time
should be lost In the treatment Of IT,
and for this purpose no medicine has
received more universal approval than
Chamberlain Cough Remedy. Do not
waste valuable time in experimenting
with untrled remedies. no matter how
highly they may be recommended, but
give this medicine as directed and all
symptoms of Group will quickly disap-
pear. For sale by all druggists,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-03

rRoPOsALs.-U y. DEPARTMENT or
Agriculture Office OF tho s cretary Wash.
lugton. - g., locember ~, lle. Sealed pro.
hrrlculture unit n on Thursday Iauuary
IS 40 T. Toe the erection ~ d two-storY frame
building for uso ~ tho Weather Rurean y.
= Department 81 Agriculture NJ MOdena
Utah In ace riAnca with plaps and srerld-
cations which mny beohtalned OF the office
Of the chief Of ihq Weather Buretu. WASH
lnqtOn ~ O. aud a. the Weather Rureau
nfics at salt Lake City. Utah BIDS must
BE- seated aud Endorsed on envelope. PRO
pnsal Tor Weather Bureau fui ding. MOdona,
Utah" and addressed I the Secretary OF
Agriculture. Washington, ~ e. The Depart.
ment reserves the Hight 10 rel CT any or all
bids JAMES WlLSON, secretary
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Persons who are subject to attacks OF
and Dlarrh9a Remedy. This remedy is
e win be pleased TO know that prompt
relief may be had by taking a dose or
two Of Chamberaln's Collie. Cholera
and Diarrhpa Remedy This remedy Is
equally valuable FOR children and when
reduced with water and sweetened is
pleasant to take, For sale by all drug
gists
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CHEAP PASSENGER RATES

Via the Atchison. Topeka & Santa F.
Ralsay. from ogden and Salt I.aka
20 Kansas City ana Return. S22 Sell
ing dates Jan. u and ". 1903 Good
returning until Jan. 81 For further in
formation apply to c. Il. Warren. Gem
eral Agent, al Dooly block, Salt Lake
City, Utah,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-03

We don't believe there is q German
home In America or Canada that has
not heard of DR.. August Koenig's Ham
burg Drops and Hamburg Breast Tea
and there is hardly a home where these
famous family medicines are not used
The very name inspires confidence
They are sold by all medicine dealers
directions In eleven languages around
each package.
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J. T. lovett all kinds Stove repalry.
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TEMPLE NOTICES.
,rlu1nnnny,u,nnnnnnnrnrnrrH

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The Salt Lake Temple viii close on
Friday evening, Dec. 10 and reopen on
Monday. Jan 5. 1903
JOSEPH f. SMITH.
The Mant Temple viii close on We'd
nesday evening. Dec a. and reopen on
Tuesday. Jan G. 1903.
JOHN D 4 McALLISTER
The Logan Temple win close on We'd
nesday, Dec = 1902. and reopen on
Tuesday, Jan. 9, 1908,
NJ W. MERRILL, President
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An About Idaho.

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and Idaho Capital News (weekly) con-
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Interesting during the coming session OF
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An Inlerc.,Inr Mining Journnl

The Baker City Weekly Herald is the
best mining Journal published. It gives
the mining news Of oregon, Washington,
Idaho and Utah. 1t has paid CORE
snondents IN all the mining camps to
send the most authentic news on min
ing. The price IL 81 per year In advance
BAKER CITY HERALD.
Baker City Oregon.
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Lnsts ,,nl, lhrrn INV.

The Great January Muslin and En-
brolderles Underwear Sale u. G. NJ. /.
Monday Tuesday, Wednesday, Jan. 9
9, z
DIAMOND COAL. 81 W. End so.