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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-11

If the Hon. Samuel R. Van SAINT
could have witnessed the pitiable spec
tacle presented by the Hon. Nels Ny
quist as he hit the ties in the direc-
ton of Snithville, Thursday night, he
would have regretted the impetuous
prompting which led him to reject
the legislative appropriation bill.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-11
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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-11

The joyous progress of Signor Mas
cagin adown the primrose path of art
between rows of deputy sheriffs waving
writs, will probably result in the pro-
duction Of an oratorio on America in
which anvils will be substituted for
the chorus.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-11

admission of New Mexico and Arizona,
suggests the distressing possibility that
he has his good lamp fixed ION one
of the embryonic states as a place for
the exploitation of his peculiar politi-
cal activities.
And while we are sorting out ju-
dicial timber for the new federal
judgeship, let us not pass hurriedly
by the claims of that eminent warrior
jurist. Captain-J Judge Court Commits
sioner Gallick.
If DR.. Schimper becomes a Ignite
coal baron and puts the iron heel Of
oppression on the yielding neck of the
grapher may get even on that name
for many frosty hour spent beside a
cealless stove.
The reasons for the want Of sue
cess that met the attempts of that
sterling heavyweight actor, Melbourne
Mcdowell to beat Blanche Walsh into
a state of subsection are no longer
hidden from US.
If the Minneapolis Commercial club
sues McClures Magazine for libel.
Old Man Mcclure might put No. $50
Saltwater in as Exhibit A"
Alfred Belt, the African multi bill
honaire, is said to be dying of starva-
ton resultant from indigestion. Even
the lowering presence of the dark an
gel is not sufficient to restrain us from
pemafking that it's hard lines to have
billion and not be able to take a
belt.
America can whip the world" says
Lord Charles Beresford The next
time Charley runs for lord we'll vote
for him.
That Wisconsin judge who arbitrarily
fixed the price of kisses at 500 per
must have had some delicicusly joyous
experiences in his youth.
with Maggie Cline. Unique idea that
having a female sparring partner
for the bug 'un.
Having isolated the aldermanic mi
crobe, DR.. Ohage might take a club
and mix up a few cultures of the mi
crococci legislatorum
Either the stalI-fed officehoIder who
figured the per capita circulation at
$50 is balled up in his accounts, or
we are $29.85 to the bad.
If the Hon. Samuel r. Van SAINT
could have witnessed the pitiable spec
tacle presented by the Hon. Nels Ny
quist as he hit the ties in the direc-
ton of Smithville, Thursday night he
would have regretted the impetuous
prompting which led him to reject
the legislative appropriation bill.
The joyous progress of Signor Mas
cagin adown the primrose path Of art
between rows of deputy sheriffs waving
writs, will probably result in the pro-
duction of an oratorio on America in
which anvils will be substituted for
the chorus.
Is Walking On His Hands.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-11

Is Walking On His Hands.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-01
MAY BE HOT
TIMES AHEAD
MIR. Gallagher to Appeal to
the Legislature,
,specya, TO Tho TImes,pi.patch.,


YORKTOWN, VA, Feb. 2s.-Therc
may ne hot times ahead for the Board
of Town Trustees OF this ancient VII
lage Mr.. Charles Gallagher, the veter-
an business man who was engaged ~
trade here during post bellum days, and
Until a few years back was resident
of New York city, has decided to ASK
The Virginia Legislature for commls.
sion to inquire into the stewardship OF
these gentlemen as town officials. Mr.
Gallagher. as Is Well known. claims 1gO
feet of waterfront, which includes the
wharf property, now used by the Chesh-
peake line steamers. and several other
portions Of property now used by other
individuals. He claims that his rights
property has been forcibly detained from
mis- possession. lie alleges that he has
attempted to fence In his landed in
terests several times and been threat
sened with arrest Another and deter
mined effort IL proposed by him. with
the hope of drawing the Town into a
suit at law to eject him. He values the
property and. buildings which were on
III. and which he alleges were unlaw-
& flilIy removed, at $1,000 A fsw years
hack a suit of this same nature was
handing for quite while and took three
tIdals 10 decide IT, There are number
(; 81 sensational charges contained in his
statements, and his action Is watched
teenly and closely by all the people In
n Aha village. What the outcome will be
81 & a matter Of great deal OF conjec-
z ANTI WHIskEY.
The anti.whiskey movement Is quite
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-01
FARM. LABOR
VERY SCARCE! {. {,
Employment OF Foreign Labor
on Northern Neck. HI
/. fsnecinl 10 The Times pIspat ch !,

(Special to The Timcs-Dlspatch.)
HEATHHVILLE. VA Feb. 2s'-Tne
scarcity OF farm labor is very alarm
Ing feature here Just now-in fact farm
labor Is almost thing OF the past in
this section therefore. on account Of
this. with the unfavorahle weather Of
January and nearly all OF February,
very little progress has been made on
the farms. Many of the old farIners
have retired from the field and given
up IN despair, and those left will not
prepare for over half OF the usual crop.
During last year the cannerIes and fish
factories hired many Bohemian and Ger
man from Baltimore,
Real estate agents say that for tho past
month business has been unusual
brisk, The local newspapers get many
letters. inqulrng as t. homes ~ TINS
section.
Colonial Beach. ..Westmoreland county,
Potomac, 1t will soon be Lighted 9Gl
by electricity and a national bank VIII
be esta blished there In tho near lutuFs'
lCH FACTORY. t. i
Tho Ice factory there has proven
decided success from the beginning aha
has done il lucrative business. =
town Is very valuable to the farmerss g
It's Vicinity, affording market Tor mAHs
thousands of dollars worth OF taFm
Recently the people OF Couple Dis
trct, IN which tho sji town rlF ~ " atea
have asked Judge Beale TO order q soca
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-01
c;t1, With price.itldu that must make
The arrival 81 New
Colored Dress Goods.

show Tie advantages they're
have before at their first peep.
Such prices for the highest class
Of goods and newest styles have
been made before. Facts
are facts, and goods will show
.you what Cohen's store, does tor
Its public.
gil Finest Imported Examines, in all
tia leading shades, 40 inches wide,
for 05c yard.
Novelty suiting, 81 inches wide,
newest spring effects, for Soc yard.
RAW silk and Wool Fabrics,f new
est mixtures, for early spring wear,
Mt 75c. per yard. ..j,
All.Wool Scotch Cheviots, all the
newest spring colors, for 4oc. the
Niistrnl Examines, III flshinct, Or
crepcy effects, full double width,
every shade, for Soc. yard.
4s-inch All Wool Self.Striped Eta.
mines AFRO Csc. thesyard.
French Tissues, very new. and styi.
ish, ut Sl.20 per yard.
French lBatiste, double width, all
the new shndcs@at, the yard, 4Sc,
Best Soc. All-Wool Wolfe, 80 inches
wide, at, the yard, SOC.
Beautiful new shadings in all the
newest color combinations for 20c.
per yard.
Best Soc. grade All-Wool cheviots
for $50. yard
Berlin Cloths, new fabric for this
season, all colors and double width,
at the yard, 20c II
Striped Venetian Waist Cloths, in
/; all the best spring shades, cannot be
had for less thnn 3Oc. special at, the
yard, l8 2.3c. s.sl,5S d
French Tan,ise Cloths, Examines,
Voiles, Henriettas and feelings, that
cost s5c. to Sl.20 a yard Mondays
price, 45c.. yard. a.
4. All-Wool Broadcloths, $l.25 TO $500
a yard special for 75c. yard. ts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-01
ACHARMlNG TRIP.

Is In reserve for those who contemplate 10
visiting California during the spring or
sumner on one Of the several exclr-
SONS being organized BY ,o the a Southern Ut ;as
Railway and Southern Pacinc COMPANIES
Tho first Of these occasions Is the Fres-
byterian General Assembly, at Los
Angeles fer when t!sNsss w s 5s q ds ss
and stonoyers Tor the wonderfully low
rate OF $s5s5. from Rlchnond Washing.
ton Norfolk and points sout 8 tneraor; ~
Service tile high class y xcHrslon Sleep
sr operated regularly ~ ssa .nsss os VII
ba 1 ayalable' The Excugsion slsepers are
psgsensy am Sss 0s Tsan syss
hoIsterv adding sY rrrsatiy thereto Having
operated these essprsons ter y ha past sx
years. the experimental STAGE n p I, w. "
since passed, and their success - 81 u.s.
sured fact.
~ I' - 9, ~. NgESTRuRY,
District Passenger Asyn a.,
No. no r. Main ST., ts'ch'tasofu' Il e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-01
vast d,tterence In tha two vessels when

vast difference In the two vessels when
It comes to lighting.
~ Mr.. and Mrs. d, w, Morris who lost
their dwelling with all It's contents BY
FIRE few days ago, have moved what
small remnants of household effects they
managed TO save from the flames into
tho residence OF the late p. NJ. Van
Name, now owned by, Dr. George W.
Richardson, OF West Point. This prop
erty was also reported MS destroyed by
FIRE. but which proved to be erroneous
This dwelling Is within a few hundred
yards of tho burned building and will
add greatly in keeping Mr., Morris so
close to his work, He is one Of the
most progressive and up-to-date farm
uously ayers that the origin OF tho fire
was inoendiary, without the slightest
doubt While he claims to have some
what of an idea as to the guilty par.
ty. he also refuses to state. being un-
able to obtain conclusive evidence
against him. Tho loss will exceed the
estimated by $500 at least, the largest
Mrs, Morris wardrobe OF magnificent
furs, @
When seen by your correspondent Mr..
and Mrs, Morris were still so choked
by smoke and flame as to scarcely be
able to speak out OF whisper.
CANDY COOKING.
Public school No, /, In Crab Neck.
taught by Miss ElflA 8. Wynne and Miss
Bertha Amry, closes the session on Mon
day next, The members Of the school
will be given candy-cooking by the
teachers, and full reign given to tho
pupils for an hour OF two at least. This
school numbers between IS and 50 schol-
ars. and is one OF the largest In the
county, and has tho shortest term--ivs
months being the session
Miss Louise Crockett gave a very
pleasant Eat home" to her many friends
In Grab Neck the past Tuesday evening
The affair was well-attended and much
enjoyed. lce-crfam was on the list Of
refreshments served on the occasion,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j, Crockett OF Graf
ton, We're guest OF friends In the town
during the latter part OF the week.
Mr.. T. NJ. Chandler has been confined
10 tho house for the past week or ten
days with a severe attack OF the grip
| Mrs, j, w. Rogers Is also confined to
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-01
BLACK SILKS.

CSC. FOR 81 90 SILKS.
Black Sewing silk Grcnadine, -
fine double and twisted weave. s.
+, 4sc. FOR ssc. SILKS. \
Black pcau} de Sole, pure silk, l,is.
trous, lid finish, most satisfactory
waist silk. NJ, u.
Coo. FOR S1.oo SILKS.
Black Rustling "Nover.Tear" Taf-
feta, finest imported weave, pure
Lyons dye. 9as .45.
CSC. FOR $3.50 SILK.
Heavy Black Pea,l do Levant, finish.
ed dixie on, both sides, handsome for
whole costumes.
ssc. FOR s1.5o SILKS.
Black Hermann, in narrow, me-
dum, and wide stripe effect, pure
silk, ga,lzy finish. ss
CSC. FOR ,S1.a5 SILK.
Handsome Black Crepe de Chine,
soft and clir1gy pure Lyons dye,
CSC. FOR CSC. SILKS. ta.s H. Il, b
Wear guaranteed, Black, All-Silk
Tafreta, splendid wearing, for Innings
and waists. w sfa b !, T2e.
45c. FOR 7sc. SILK.
2l-inch Hand Made Black India silk,
a,smooth, even weave, water and per:
spira ton. proof. '55 .s5.
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be ready, and every yard has Cob
$50. FOR CSC. SILKS.
II 1850 yards Corded Io,iisincs, in street
and evening shades. soft md bril-.
Il liant, for whole costume or waists.
600. FOR $500 SILKS.
1000 yards Satin Liberty Totlards,
in navy, black, white and gray
& grounds. in small, medium and large
polkn.dot effects. Il
4sc. FOR 75c. SILKS.
White Ground Cheney Silks. with
small Dresden figures scattered over :
the surface, this seasons latest dc.
sign. Il TT
CSC. FOR CSC. SILKS.
u 10 pieces Peat dc Cygnes, In all the
new spring and summer co]orings
arc. FOR soc. SILKS.
White Washable Habutai, lustrous,
q glossy finish.
aec. FOR soc. SILKS.
yam HI Pongne, pure silk fabric,
!. beautiful for dresses, waists and lin.
ings.
soc. FOR $500 SILKS.
ll"Gros dc Suisse" a new all.silk
fabric, in every conceivable shade,
suitable for street or evening wear,
guaranteed to wear we'll.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-01

Lndlcs' rev Tail9r Sits Of Etunine
H Cheviot, Cluster Tucked Blouse III
tary Cape, trimmed witt, handsome
metal buttons.i Skirts have inlaid !
pleats tat%bottomys $l5.00 III & S5S Z
\. Handsome eIAil.NNool Cheyiots Suits,
With Collatless fPleatcd Blouse; tfin1.S
nsa viz ht 'ls n SsSs, ,Rlt. ' staggep
z Another s,,it ofNAf1.lVool Venetian.
4 Has II Military Blouse With three
L stitched .capes, lpipedi with! silk pos.
* til)ion back, and Tucked Flare skirts,
4 blue, black and castor, | $50. 3 4.
Btamine Suits, with new designed
Jackets and skirts, best spring shades,
& $1,000. & 81
All..Wlool 3cioth%shitss with the Col.
med, Blthop Sleeves and postiilion
back; full flare skirts. a good $1,000,
value, for $3.50. Is 81 u d 8it.s5 tx
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-01

by an Eastern llouse that went Q,
rived. tAll. illl.5bc on sale MonId'la
The heaviest German Linen Dinner
Napkins, rsllver bleached, embossed y
deslgns;5 special. 8Sy ls,l dozen,
All.Linen Satin Damask .Fringed
Nnpkint. The best $l.35 ones; are,
dozen, : Loo. J y Il
20 Pieces ss II the heaviest, Silver
Bleuched Table Dan,ask pure Linen;
extra quality. A yard, Soc.
Elegant, designs. In double Damasks,
extra fine ,nqpkinsSto ma tch. a yard,
D sl.oo. ;s3 3. 5,93 \.
$50. For. a otEof Table Damask., in 7
full bleached or cream, full widths
per. yard. .38c. :.
Henstitched All.Linen Dana SIX Tray
Coths,t@ith extra row draw work.
for, 25c..2@s U.s. ~ Z ss &,
800. All-Linen,.s sBarntley Hnck Tow.
els, helriistitchcd, s. with 4, wide So tin tin
Damask b6rders,5 35c.&
Purcs Linen SOC. sDamask Towels
Some with,donble row open work hor.@
ders, Others plain, with heavy 'rringes.
Special, 25c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-01

finest Imported .Metcerized Quilts,
handsome embossed designs, tho $3.50
ones, will be $500. &
s4.5O to, S. A1ercerized White and
Colorod Quilts for $3.50.
White and Colored Marseilles Quilts,
handsome embossed designs fringed1s
md plain, for $3.50. .2S;.;. ts:s 4. /.
.s,Ihe sl.75 toa$250 Crochet Quilts,
fripued and plain, not aall perfect.
Your pick from the lot for $780,. e
Some Of the 800 to S4.00 Crochet
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-01
Cohen's Notion Dept.

stretches to double its former size z..
Among the hundred Of things TO DC
sold Monday are: Xxx.
| Dozen Palm Soap, for 15c.
Red Cross Nfcdicated Toilet -. Soap
Sc.
t. S. p. Petroleum, per bottle, 2hc,
shan's Prepared Chalk, per box
10c.
Sc. whitnoro New Era Era. Shoe Shoe Paste ste.
for Sc.
per bottle, .l9c.
200 soc. Flair Brushes will be sold
for 24c. I'll, \. NJ.
8 King Spool Cotton for &c.
Regular &C.. Hook and Eyes, per
card, &c.
&. and Sc. Pearl Buttons, per Dozen
2Nc.
{ 3 spools for &c. III. n ..53;
The Agnes Hook and Eyes for for | IL J:
Imperial Tape, M,inch vide vide, 9 rolls lis
for &c. Z,
loc. Black Garter Elastic, per yard,
&c.
SIMPSONS Pins for &c. E4.
Wire Hair Pins, ! dozen papers, for
SC.
Lussey's best Safety Pins, 2 dozen zt4
for DC.
Large o5c. Pearl Buttons. for SOC
Several hundred dozen Pearl But
tons will be sold, card Of two dozen,
per card, &c.
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White Goods Sale
+ in Basement

+ II . = f.g 4 : :
Of 5000 yards Checked and Striped
Dimities. Manufacturers lengths.
Sc. and loc. grades, for &C.
Nrercerized Striped Madras and
Piques; several thousand yards; all
new; this sea sons best styles of loc.
toj26o. White Fabrics, for DC. "a
India Linons; sheer loc. ones; on
sale in basement: for 6Mc.
Sheer White Wash Organizes, lh
yards wide. Instead OF 25c, the
price %l21ac.
Checked sNaipsooks, in full pieces
Buy. as much as; you please for 3Ac.
The finest White Striped Dimities;
best price, 1926; basement sales
price, Loo. ,:iE-
Sheer White India Linons, Mill. End
; lengths, various grades, for 5Ac.
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Sale in Basement

OF Burn.vile, in West Virginia, 3fuIns-
WHO is on the line Of the Wabash extern
%s s and is promising field for l'r.
anddar,h whosis one Of Highlands lest
Young me mon, and "a successful physician
Miss Kate Gibson, OF Monterey, has as
,amtsd 4 'postion as teacher IN the Mill
boro public school 80. !,
Hon. Charles F.. Jones after : ,a trip ! 70 !.
&ttss,ndinR the Warrington NVest NirginiH)
t;o,rt as counsel for Mr. w =. Cunning
ham in a contested will case. Mr.. cum
bingham left for Warrington on Thurs la'
Mr.. O. J. Campbell, of Monterey, ana
Miss Rubie Gum. OF Meadow l1ale' arg
at the Warm, Springs,
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and Marseiles Quilts, fringed and
plain. Some have slight impertIcsc-
tions, for $500. ta#
sl.26 and $3.50 Quilts, extra heavy
md fulli2size, will be 75c. 81 s...
Honey.Comb Quilts easily laundor.
ed, full do,lble:bed size, for .75c. sI.,s.-.
Some Single -und Double. Bed Gro.
Chef Quilts, the 45c. ones for 21c.
Crochet and Atarseilles Quilts, for
single beds and cribs, for .75c. up to
4 SIZE. VIZ s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-01

l2hc., lec. and .lloc. About 1000
yards. Any for oc.
2.Yard wide White Wash Organdy
and Wash Chiffons. Grades costing
from Zoe. to Soc, for lie.
Hundreds ofSayards yard-wide Pa.
jana Checks, Satin Striped Madras
and other fancy soft white materials,
that cost l5c. to 2oc. Any II! for oc.
Lace Striped Piques, heavy white
cords and fine Sheer Satin Striped
Dimitics, that cannot be bought or
dinurily for. less than Zoe, choice, per
yard, l2hc. b
The No 900 Grade English Long
Cloth, finest. softest finish; in pieces
Of - yards, for Sl.3s.
Checked Nainsooks, in pin and large
Satin checks. Special value, Sc.
1900 Yards 40.inch wide White In.
dia Linons, sheer and heavy grades,
per yard, l2hc.
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Z ". . .Li .
l,loo Yards 4o.inch wide White In
dia Linon; best l0c. value. Sale
price, per yard, 5Ac.
The finest |Pin-striped Scotch Dimi-
ties. 1870. value, per yard, l0c.
Nercerized Striped Shirt Waist
Madras, SO inches wide, in various
styles. Per yard, lie.
Z The New Lace Striped White Eta
mines; best price, l2lAc. These to
4 be sold for Sc.
The finest grade Sheer White Per
sian Lawn, IA yards wide; 4bc. best
price. Per yard, 25c.
White AIercerized uxfords and
Heavy Basket Weave shirt.Waist-
ings, per yard, loc.
The zoe and 25c. grade Soft Fin
ished Finest Nainsooks are 1870.
Checked and Striped Nainsooks, in
the finest grades, priced always at
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For early shirt.Waist Dresses Bout
clay and Pebble sSuiting, in all colorrs,,
sells for lfr, per II 11sc. ! 7.
III iew Norcerized beautiful Suit
ings will sell for 25c.
$50 Madras suiting, Iohnson's Eng
lish make, for &c. .;., !.
SO Pieces P. K.sWelts. in light and
dark ground effect, intplace OF I 10 9 2 :s'
1870. "a
pieces to choose FROM !Ac. I,
Heavy .Mercerized Wasting, Glot Joins,
newest fabrics, for. 45c. .],,
lie. Is the lowest price usually TOR 1
~ y " ss9.4s E&t
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5(MAIN FLOOR, LEFT .A1sLE.)

5(MAI1N FLOOR, LEFT ,A1sLE.)
Iargc.size Heavy Turkish, Bath
Towels. l8c. iand 1910. ones for, &C..
Extra: weight Irish Linen Dinner
i Napkins. full ~ size, for $l.l5.
300. Dozen Hcmmed Linen Huck
h Towels, very. heavy weight Special,
&C.. sE ~
Bleached Embroidery luck, or Tow.
cling, for &c. VI. II II &, ss 4
$ Large.Size Hemmed Towels, tho
$l.00 dozen kind Will be sold Mon.
day for SC. ri $s.
Doc. sU1T1NG, LINEN FOR SOC.
$50 Yards Of the finest White Linen
Shifting, ~ inches wide, imported to
retail at 6oc. yard. Cohen's way of
selling makes price 3ac.
White Irish Linen, 80 inches wide,
especially adapted for waists and
Suits, for 25c.
Pure.,Linen lawn; a6i inches wide.
30, 400 Yards on sale Monday, for, q
yard. 23c. 4 I. s.s9
4 Linen Etamine suiting. in white and
solid colors. The very latest dress
linen production a yard 3Qc.
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FULL FLARE WALKING SKIRTS,
I well.tai)ored, use.
/ Melton skirts, full circular flare,
strap md button trimmed, $l.0s. a5
Walking skirts Of Melton; Black,
Y T,lic and, Oxford, tucked yoke; skirts
HI Allstrool Covert Cloth with corded 3
bottoms, $500. =.
4 Handsome, voile skirts, hand trim-
ming forming yoke, S0.0s.
53 Strictly Tailor. Made Skirts Of Gran
ites Examine, pleated panel front and
stitched yoke, very full sweep, $3.50.
.4 Silk. Skirt J!
+ Ail.Over Net Skirts, With Taffeta
(. hand trimmings, fill flare, $500.
y NetfSkirts with double flo,ince, now
designed six trimming $l2.5o.
Handsome Peat de, Sole Silk, ex.
r qpisitely trimmed with cords and
Y MEDAL lions, &15 90. Il.
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SNOW Y I, RIFE !s;l.lLN HIGHLAND

:
Worst Of the Year in Extent # Not Is
e !. ..,i,1 II. Depth. g,.
Il h1oNTERP,Y,iY4s a. Feb, q, Despite the
brIsht, Z Plea SAINT sWeather OF hel.present
week, the snow drifts IN the mountains
renal /. and, along the pike west Of Mon
terey. are said 70 he the worst ever
Yknown-z5not IN depth,, perhaps, but IN
point ofl extent ty@.
MIR. George Brock a. young farlnersof
1Iishtown,. will leave with his family In
a few days for Indiana, OF which state
his8father;. Mr. sGhaEles Brock has been
ayresidsntb for several years:
he took a$, post gradua ~ course, Dr. ~,
| s., sl,aJartIs has decided net TO resume
Ills practice at 5WilliaInssdlle. Bath Gonn-l
ty, but VII! locate at the 20 oRlR 9 soSa