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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-23
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gen VtiBa6tun9 oes 8eri4tes por
Sreisri6ter llb in Stem 9llbanp citirt,
neil fe bas @isentbum bon M. 3ier
& Co.. pel4es Der &i9ter Der @eiel=
iaaft iiber9eben bate, bem s. 8.
@onnor ausssliefert batten. @Onnor
puroe our6 8unoesri9ter NnberlOn
gum Maiienberwalter Oes pertra9ten
llnternebmens ernannt. Serr gBatts
un0 Elm 0ertreter Der glem gllbanD
Sruit SO. eri9ienen oenn au6 bor
&ihter llB uno bieier eab ibnen auf
@unId 3eit biz MittwO6 IOrsen um
sebn llbr sur sieferuns ibrer slntwort
auf Die @ni6uloi9ung. s. 8. @onnor
uno SEQ. 8. Defer miilien ll9 eben=
falls su elmer nod nidt beitimmtsn
3eit unter oerielben Qntla9e perant=
rporten.
9lm 6reitag Nbenb nabm Sheriff
Morris BON benz ftreitisen @isentbum
geiib unb iibersab es @bas. 8. SeliO,
Den jsbt &i6ter llg gum Maienper-
matter als gtaafolser Der Seem a!banp
Srult So. srnannt bat.
Sn cine neue nnb unerauidli6e
4baie lit Die glngelegenbeit jeoo4 an
Samitae a6eno eetreten.
gunoesmaridaQ 6OleD erldien in
Stem @lbann nit 0orlabunsen oes
gunoesridters @nberisn fir %. 8,
Watts, @bas. .. 9eliO, .. u. Sa9s
@6eriif MOrris, Sflfsibsriff CLAUDE.
Sittalon unb Sbos. Smitbwid.
Sieielben miiilsn um 9 ubr Wtittppd
MOrssn i'm bisfisen 9eri9t eri4sinen
= ebenfals psesn MiBa6tuns bes
Seri6ts.
Gr m n algeri d t.
Sames Gorioon betannte li6 oes
Siebitabls i4ulois uno wuroe su1-3
Sabren 3u9tbaus perurtbeilt.
sSobn Shaffer, Elm 16=jdbriser Siins=
ling, uel4er bss Siebfabls ansetlast
mar, betannte ii9 sbenfaas i9ulOia.
gr fam nit einem iuspsnoirten nrtbeil
babon.
Samuel SubIon, bes ginbriibs uno
2leinoiebtahls angstlaat, betannte litb
oes Siebltabls iaulois. gr bat eine
Strafe bon 1-3 Sabrn &eforma=
torium absuiisen.
ebeutenoe NopDf e n
8eb iibren.
9luf Die BON Dscar Sanoeborg uno
ieinerS9weiter SenHie &ap eingerei6te
3la9e aeqen ben Rs6tsanwalt 8eorse
2 Doung bat oerielbe cine slntiport ein-
serei9t.
Die Gei6uiiter batten i'm engasirt,
nm cine ibnen bon einem in G9weben
periforbenen Obeim susefallene grS=
iaaft su coaectiren. Ser getrag be-
lief ii9 aui s21, 164.02. Ser glnpali
uollts bierauf ieinen @lienten &c.,
l64.02 aussablsn, 10 oab er alio $4,000
fir ii9 bebielt. Die 8ei9uilter far=
ben bieie 8ebiibr su bod uno glaubten,
Dab $1,000 senug tpdren. Cine oies'
beSiieli9e 6lase tsuroe bon ibnen in
@eridt eingereidt. 9oung bradte ein'
@ntuort elm, in tpel6er er geltent
ma6te, bait sr 25 pro3. bon Dem cOllec'
tirten @sloe erbalten iOlte. @r per
langt oemna6 s529l. Ser Sal wirl
our9 8i9ter Garter entfdieoen tper
ben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-23

Das 9ei1 BE | 5
bss am SOnnerfas in Miami, Gla.,
neritorbenen pster 5. 8rpee fanb beute
Madmittas BON oem Sauie oes Sobnss
bes Yeritorbenen, @soree s. grpce,
Of South StraBe go. 529 aus fatt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-23
s E II er.

Der leBte Nadt furS mad IL uhr
bon 3afen 829 aessbsne alarm rief
Die 2OIdmanni9aTt na6 oem Sauis
bes @rocers @m. $. Solt an Der
9alcott Ctr. Go. $50, pOIelbit Elm
6euer ausgebro9en mar. S6aoen
500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-23
6err Noot mirS nd, aueii.Isobue

0err Hoot wirb iid) sweiisIsobne
iebr sei4meidelt fiiblen. oab iba Der
2onboner rSpeetator" als einen Der
,beoeutenofen Staatsmdnner Der an=
seliddfii4en &aiie" 9arafteriFrte.
Die beideioen ift bod bas 2anb
@rommel's uno qitt's BEL Der Wer-
tbuns nrenfdli9er grOBe getporben I!
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-23
u T.

Wl or on. Sas @ieser 8ebduoe
iit bur9 Geuer faft total serit0rt pors
ben. sdaosn s20.00O Saiielbe mar
@igenthum Der 6rau gilbert 8all bon
Snoianapolis.
Sn einem 6eudenbaui c
geb boren.
gnansbille. 6rau Sohn
&oa4, ipel4e bon ben 8lattern be-
fallen 1T, muroe in oem Seudenbauie
in Der 5amitaa 9faat bon einem 9o9-
terhen entbunoen. 0as Ginb tpuroe
aus Der Stelle geimpft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-23
Som TelSe Der orsaaiiirten
glrbeit.

prafibent Sobn Mit6en BON ben
Iereinigten 8rubenarbeitern bon Nms=
rifa iit sefern Madmittas nod SPRING
fielb, Sa., abgereiif, um Der @onDen=
tion Der 8rubenarbeiter bon Slinois
unb Der semsinidaftliden @onferen3
nit ben @rubenbelibern beisupobnen.
Sie gonbentien nimmt beute ibren
Nafang. Seute Nbeno peranlfalten
Die 8lrser gu gbren Mit9ea's einen
sroben @mpiang.
Simon Burns, ieit 1895 prdioent
Der 8. u. Union go. 800 (@lasarbei=
ter union), bat auf oas geitimmtsife
erfldrt, oaB er fein @anoioat fir @ie=
oertpabl 1T. Seinen 8smiibunaen ift
es'3u perbanten, oab CUR 3eit swil6en
Der Genifer9las Nrbeiter Union nnb
oem GenFerslas Sruit cine ense 8er=
binbuns eriftirt. gutns 1T elm Nctio-
ndr oes lebteren unb besisbt als Sirec-
tor besielben Elm Sabresgebalt bon
$4,000. Mls prdioent Der 8. u. 800
erbdlt er elm @ebait bon $35 Die
Wohe. 9lls gaadiolser Burns merben
Sector Sespains bon 9artforb @itp
ooer Sobn @rapl pon Belepernon, pa !,
senannt.
gs beiBt, oaB bic 8adIfeinmaurer
cine 6 obnerb0buns BON ben @ontrac=
loren fur bas fomnienbe Sabr berlan=
gen iperben. @s pirb cine reee Yau=
tbdtisteit mdbrenb bes Sommers er=
martet. Sie 8aui9reiner unb 3iln=
merleute merSen feine Qobnerb6bung
foroern, oa Die i'm porisen Sabre an=
senommene 2obn=Stala nod fur elm
tpeiteres Sabr in Graft 1T.
Die Central 9abor Union bdlt heute
Nbeno ihre reselmdbise 8erfammluns
ab. @eIhdfte BON beionoerer Widti9-
teit liesen feine por.
Wm. &. Wbite BON bet Carpenters
Union go. 28l iif gum National- Orr
ganiiator Der .Briioerfdaft Der Sau=
fareinsr u. 3immsrleute-V -Vereinisuns"
ernannt moroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-23

SmotamapoItS &teoertrats.
WaStenbaa
Geute, @ontaa Mbeno, tn
Der 0ermanta Qale.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-23

~ Tish- h-i-mingo.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-02-23

Wm. &. Wbite pon bet Carpenters
Union go. 28l 1T gum National-Or=
ganiiator Der yBriioeriaaft Der Bau=
f4reinsr II. 3immsrleuts- -Vereinisuns"
ernannt moroen.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-03-07
WOmen's Rain-COats
Second floor, Chestnut street,

The rain-coat is ngshit born of the English msts
and dews Philadelphia writer of the last century tells us
that the ladies of 1925 and earlier had knowledge of
umbrellas but to keep off rain few used quitaso "-an
article small the paraso of that day They of oiled
muslin in various colors and from India by way of
England
The rain-coat of today quite useful quitaso
In point of real nothing else take place
a woman's outfit
But utility can be unsighty-it has been with this garment
This however, the makers have given much thought
style as they did with any other garment
This the triumph of the ran-coat-he testimony to its
dealt in rubber goods the provincial; nothing
thought of but rain shedding.
Now have the best designers upon these coats
and that range of styles which never before
been able Offer but style that does not harmonic
with usefulness
Fabrics little changed but particular laid upon the LIGHT
weight crahee which apparently cannot be improved
The hest colon oxford olive color which
became popular the end of the fall saon-black.
Black adapted for of for
for mourning and for other
As to styles idea the spring and
dres effect otherwise anab being mostly detachable the coats
be with or without them
pockets being
mems Coats are made with the patch effect, sometimes butonng
Sleeves have changed entirely The full bishop vogue
necessary result of the wide sleeves of hrtwasts and
held sometimes with
bet They are also haftted and fitted but the loose
Pres lower than before $40, $14 So SIS SIG S18
So" 20 Up $50
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-03-07
Girls Nightgowns
Second floor. first gallery

Just as much attention is
given to girls underclothes as
to grown-up's and there's no
reason in the world why they
shouldn't be dainty and still be
substantial - the embroideries
and laces are simple, of course,
but fine; the materials good,
and all the gowns are cut extra
full and wide.
30c regularly 40c and Soc ; muslin,
the yoke tucked in clusters, ruffle OF
cambria on the neck and sleeves. to
IA years.
Soc and 55c, according to size; cam
brio, surplicc neck, the yoke tucked
the neck and sleeves trimmed with hem
stitched ruf1les. to IA years.
Use and 85c, according to size; cam
brio, made after the bishop style, lace.
edged rufle on the neck and sleeves =;
insertion around the neck run with rib.
bon. 4 to II years.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-03-07
New Regulation Dresses for
Little Girls, S.

kocSOnu SneStnut srect)
We've had lots Of two-piece
Regulation dresses, but never
before one of these little Rus
sian dresses all in one piece for
less than $3.50.
The dark blue storm serge
of which they are made is a
better quality than has ever
gone into our SIS dresses. The
material has not been SIX mped
at ala fine deep hem to let
down and an inverted plcat on
either side of the back to give
plenty of fulness.
Brass buttons fasten the front; the
sailor collar trimmed with three rows of
white braid, and a white anchor en-
broidered in each corner An embroi-
dered emblem on one sleeve, the red
band of good service on the other A
red silk tie and black patent leath r
belt 4 to 10 years
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-03-07
Tailored Suits for Girls
Second floor, Ches.nu: .tr,et)

One, a walk ng suit with a
trim little short jacket, is by
far the finest $40 suit we have
ever had
The cloth, not really a canvas, but
more like that than ANYTHING else, is
firm and a bit wry, but not at all stiff
oxford or light gray, whichever you
like best
The fy-front jacket is lined with
satin to match and despite the fact
that the suit is tailor-made, the sleeve
is full and gathered into cuff.
The seven-gore flare skirt has lap
seams and is unlined.
The other suit has long,
sweeping skirt and collarle SIS
blouse, SIP.
Brown, green, blue or black cancels
hair-a stuff almost as soft as fur.
Around the neck of the jacket is fiat
velvet band to take the place of collar.
The fronts edged with fancy braid
which forms tiny vest. The sleeves
full and the whole jacket lined with
satin to match.
The skirt is unlined and pleated, OF
course. A good hem to let down if
needed. IA, 16 and IS years.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-03-07

Seving-maehines, SI5-
Ball-bearng and drop head none
better at $24. The head folds into the
frame of the machine, and the TOP forms
a table Full set of attachments with
each machine. The spring season for
sewing being at hand, one carload of
machines should not last long. Five
year guarantee with every machine.
Clothes hampers, with cdVer, ST.
Made by the Indians. Fancy colors
and strong. Have been 81, s.. so, 50 !;
now 81 for choice.
Hat and coat racks, I5c-
Hardwood, polished oak finish. The
pins that hold the hats and coats are
adjustable, and brass bands hep to
beautify the racks Regularly Csc;
now 15c.
Washing machines, S2.25-
Round washing machines. big enough
to wash six shirts or an equal amount
of clothing, without doing damage.
Scrnsbing tuekes, I2c-
Made from choice Virginia cedar,
not pine; hoops cannot come off-12c.
Ga VaniSed ash can and ntter,45e.
Separates coal from ashes with little
effort; the right size to be lifted
through the &c lar window.
Busting brushes, 25c-
Snow-white brushes, cherry. polished
handle. Regularly 45c; now 25c
C>mbina.im liable, 81. r.
S,1- Ct ,ep, % inches wide, 40 inches
.ong. BLOW tie top is drawer, and
c;n - inii cln, with a division in
. 3t- can ,ection holding 30
y 80 = Dr il s>,y polished light
:,.~:-: c.. Il -rlss handles on
4ra~er ali. GA. + :. our REGULAR
S.7s tabls 1 nov $3.1o.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-03-07
Timely
Helps for Housekeepers
Basement

The important things in the Housefunshings Sale are
Enamed cooking utensils qualities heretofore
Ballbeang drophead sewing -machines, SIS
Ice chests and refrigertors third price.
Trunks third below usual--an
Details of other things which every household will be
needing within few weeks and which good economy suggests
be bought
Nothing for Dealers They would buy all if they could
for prices things lower they pay to
the makers
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-03-07
Top-Coats for Spring
Market st eet)

The fashion in covert has changed.
The latest and smartest thing for under 80 is
short light tan full the back and faring slightly
the hips Ours with silk stitched sleeves and full silk
lining though fairly priced $25 will be sold during the
present month for $3.50
For the conservative midde-aged we have 34inch
covert coat of extra fine cloth dark of granite
sklined throughout and has the correc silk stitching on
the sleeves $25
Another topcoat STYLE but different fashion, is
the long English urtou, of hon,espun cloth with
velvet collar. 1t is oab and pleasing TO til.
eye. $3.50
Everything depends the of coat Goats pr-s,e
into SHAPE lose h=r shap; but coats ghtv cut aa
CO taIor-work worked in, tnc,e h ~: ~c ::
"l-.~. IA. until .aey com1 --:--> "s.4 w.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-03-07
Easter Candies and Favors
Basement

NDdSsmentI
This weeks special candies
are:
Csc O dfashioned molasses cream
candy, Hat, round or in pll.ow5-;h.
cream inside crisp coat of mo 'a,se -
the sort of candy our mother, and
grandmothers used to make.
zoe. Peanut crisp-the meat of the
nuts with just enough of sugar to hold
them together.
6Oc. Chocolate covered cream wal
nuts-a half walnut meat, coated with
cream and the whole covered with
CHOCOLATE
Easter noVelHes-
The traditional Easter Dummies in all
sizes, grays, browns and mottled, with
carrots or parsnips or radishes or clover
blossom, in their mouths or paws-all
to be filled with candy of course. Other
novelties are chickens, cats, pigs, wag-
ons, bears; chickens and rabbits har-
messed up to little carts with little
rabbits on the boxes; chickens with
hampers on their backs; boxes of all
shapes and sizes; paper eggs, silk eggs
and egg shells on wheels drawn by
rabbits, all to be filled with whatever
candies people select The novelties are
10c to 75c each.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-03-07

EnGmeled cooking utensils
Every article is made from steel and
double-coated with pure enamel.
Turquoise blue, imperfect
Saucepans. with lip, X qts., 19c; 2
qts., 25c; 8 qts., Csc; 4 qts 33c.
Preserving kettles, 3 qts., CSC; 4
qt'., 33c; qts., 49c
Tea kettles, 7 qts., ST. TO-
Saucepans, with cover, 2H qts.,
42c; 3 qts., 49c; 4 qts., 58c S q,s.,
6Sci 7 qts., 80c. I
Kettles, with cover. 4 qts., 59c; 7
qts., Soc; 8 qts.. 93c.
Wash basins, 25c, 3Oc, 35c.
Cups and saucers, Zoe, Csc.
Coffee pots, X qts., SIC; 8 qts.,
60c; 4 qts., Csc.
Tea pots, l qt., 43c IL qts., 47c;
2 qts., SAC; qts,, 60c.
Frying pans, Csc, 30c, 33c, 38c.
Milk pitchers, pt., 22c; TX PTS,
Goc; PTS, nc; E1s PTS, 30c.
Rice boilers, qt., Soc; 2 qts., 81 .O8.
Gray sVare- +.
Tea pots, X qts., $50; z qts.. SIC.
Coffee pots, IL qts., 33c; 2 qts.,
SIC; qts., 40c; 4 qts., 4Sc.
Saucepans, with cover, 8 qts., Soc;
4 qts., 44c.
Cooking kettles, with cover, 3 qts.,
36c; CTS, 44c; 6 qts., 55c.
Tea kettles, 4 qts., Coo; 7 qts., SOC.
Covered buckets, qts., 30c.
Dish pans, 10 qts., 45c IA q,,. Csc.
Water buckets, 10 qts., 69c.
Pudding pans. qt., l2c; 2 qts..
19c; 4 qt,., 21c.
Milk pans, 2 qts., 15c; 3 qt,., lie;
4 q,s., 19c.
Tipped saucepans, Y qts., TIC ;2H
Q.... 81.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-03-07
:ij Il. 80 . ,,r..:. = d.
18th Year Of Store 81
4Rza3 YearQSyStem 8
d N s \ M
Every Kind Of Households
Especially Harness
la cnlcnt

In 1877 or 1873 making purchase Old G. ard
Depo: store when there s.coa ask #
there whips for sale The expressed his greet
and said we had whips
Perhaps from this incident certainly the purpose to
have everything the which the needs of the
came here demanded there has Of the largest
finest horse in the United States with all of the
varied supplies which horsemen need.
1t is impossible send of more toan a very
small number OF things but whatever
want always be found here regardless season;
and it convenient for people distance from Phlad- phia
as for those the city purchase any kind of goods
supplies.
News today of four kinds of harness
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-03-07
Mems Clothes to Order
Market street,


The mems to-order clothing
store was one of the original
sections in 1876; up to date
then, it is as conspicuously up
to date in anniversary time,
1908.
New spring suitings and trouser
stulfs in great variety; Scotch effects
and worsteds.
Sack suits, SIS, $50, $35 and $40.
Trousers, $3.50, s., $40 and $12.
Spring overcoats. silk lined, SIS, $50
$35.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-03-07

S23 A single buggy or runabout
harness. American style. 1t is a har-
ness that we keep regularly in stock, a
specially with this store, the best that
we have been able to secure for the
money after many tests and expert
ments, ordering always what is best,
and accepting nothing to sell here that
we are not confident will give good SER
vice. This $23 harness is so thoroughly
a standard among horsemen that other
harness stores have tried to duplicate it,
and, when they failed, some have even
come here to buy ours to sell again.
VII. A single cut-under or trap har-
ness, with collar and names; nickel
composition trimmings or English brass;
l 4 inch traces with four rows Of stitch.
ing; latest English style saddle with
running backband; strong, solid, nicely
inished-a model harness.
These four types OF harnes
prices of horse equipments. f
can be provided for the money
classes mentioned that We have
They are handsome in G,
the eye of the horseman; and,
which every driver ha, right +
Everything else that hor
bar bit to the most deliberately
harness.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-03-07
So Pleated White Shirts, ST.
(Arcad.l
Anniversary Linen Collars,
3 for 25c
Good Looking Neckwear, 25c
Main Aisle. Markc: street,

Main Aisle. Marke: street,
A great maker of fine dress
shirts was making some change S
in his line, amounting to some
2400 shirts, He took his loss
bravely, and here are regular
So shirts for 81. All pleated
bosoms. Fine muslin, fine
making, all spick-and- span.
The anniversary linen COL
lars are special lot we had
made for this sale. They are
the desirable widths of the
high turndowns, 1t is hard to
find linen collars of this char
acter for a half more. We
don't know of any besides our
own. Yet here are reliable,
well-made, good-ftting linen
collars, 3 for Csc; packed three
in box to prevent soil from
handling.
Neckwear for 25c-a goodly
assortment of the popular
shaped four-in-hands.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-03-07
An Outing for Saturday

This years Anniversary display beyond anything of the
past The New Kind of a Store is continually Good
customs that tested and proven continued But
what fresh BETTER lower pced-even patterns
styles, sizes and makes be Identical
The store is filled with merchandise for Anniversary
monthsome of began arranging for when the last Ami
went BY Everywhere change-fresh goods i'm
proved things lespriced merchandise the development of
advanced storekee ping.
Besides these material conditions very important though
they to the Store-makng the Old Grand Depot Store
always the New Kind of Storeand customers there
number of attractions which guests may and
enjoy prepared in honor of Anniversary time intended
afford pleasure and entertainment those who here
The store decoratonsh the machinery notion the demon
tratons of processes the displays of special goods the many
exhibitions of artistic and curious Objects the making of goods
that are being sold etc.
For the first Saturday of Anniversary month tomorrow
of this page the many the OCCASION
we'll the gala dress of the building and the special
chande exhibits We glad always have friends
whenever it suits their convenience but think they
may have more of pleaurepobly of esure-on Sat
urday than other days, especially if they connected with
schools any and therefore suggest
good time for trip the city and visit to
New Kind of Store. We think may promise them day
of novelty and much pleasures know hearty
welcome and all the and they
may wish
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-03-07

name in Hindu and other languages if
you ask.
Syrian woman and little girl.
A machine making skirts.
Children playing in Rittenhousc
Square
Fashion pictures in glass.
On The third foO,-
The new Furniture Salon, showing
the finest furniture made.
The first new art pianos shown in
America-in the new furnished rooms.
In The basement
A loom making bath rugs.
A machine making cream almonds.
A magician practicing his weird art.
Cooking school, 10. 3Qand 2.30 daily.
A windmill of brushes.
A velvet steamer.
Machines showing the manufacture
of cuffs-folding, stitching and making
the buttonholes.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-03-07

On the frst Goo-
The fountain, Transept and Arcade.
The decorations, everywhere.
The dome Of the National Capitol
made of precious stones, Jewelry Store.
The Battleship Maine, made largely
of Hard Water soap, west Of center.
The Notahook machine, west of CEN
ter, Cross Aisle.
The machine making stockings, east
of center. Gross Aisle.
The Twentieth Century printing
press and the latest envelope machine,
both in operation on the Cross Aisle.
On The second fov-
A miniature Japanese tea garden
with Japanese woman pouring tea,
A mating loom from Japan.
The art of typography as applied to
small articles Of wood and to articles of
furniture.
Gungara Hoondamal, high caste
native of India, who will write your
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-03-07

$6S. Light two-horse carriage har.
ness; l IS-inch trace, short hame tugs;
best solid nickel trimmings; all hand
stitching, elegantly made and finished.
One of the best light double harness
that is made; we don't think it can be
duplicated anywhere for the price.
Collars made to measure to fit your
horses.
$l75. A double cut-undcr surrey or
light trap harness; an all around double
harness for light driving; the best of
Moffett leather; patent leather parts are
of English grain stock; Eglish brass
trimmings; all stitching is by hand and
elegantly finished. Kay collars fitted to
the horses; harness generally sold for
$225 by exclusive harness stores-good
enough for anyone's use. The same
harness with best German silver trim
mings, $185
8 show the range of styles and
lch is the best of its kind that
We except no harness of the
ever seen.
cry respect, and will appeal to
till further, will give the service
expect of good harness.
eman may want, from plain
C equipped four-in-hand driving
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1903-03-19
AL. W. MARTINS BIG REVIVAL.

An unusual degree of interest at
taches to the coming of Al. w. Mar
tins stupepdous revival of "Ten
Nights in Bar Room" next Sunday
night at the Rhode opera house.
While T. S. Arthur's book has been
largely read in this country doubt if
a dramatized version of the story has
ever been presented in so lavish and
correct manner as that given by Mr..
Martins company.
The Critics have given US to un-
derstand that it ranks first among this
seasons great successes while the
press agent assures production OF
such size that it represents an outley
of money which exceeds the entire
cost of all other Ten Night" revivals
combined. Some thirty-fve players
are required to tell the story.