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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-10-27
FLEEING FROM YELLOW FEVER
Stampede of Refugees From Towns

Stampede of Refugees From Towns
Near San Antonio, Tex.
Dallas, Texas, Oct 26.-The stam-
pede of refugees from towns in the
section surrounding San Antonio con
tinues. All trains to the north Sun
day were crowded. The lobbies of
hotels at Dallas are overrun and ac-
commodations are exhausted.
Conditions Improve.
Laredo, Texas. Oct 26.-Yellow few
.er conditions have SO greatly improv.
ed that there is 2Ge lsnger any doubt
that in a short time the disease will
have been entirely stamped out.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-10-27
RRlcKLAYERs STRIKE.
Building of New Presbyterian Church
At Waterloo is Stopped.

At Waterloo is Stopped.
Waterloo Oct. 26.-Bricklaying on
the new Presbyterian church is at a
standstill The cessation of the labors
of the men who lay the brick is not
due to scarcity of brick, but to the
fact that they thought they ought to
have more pay. They have been re-
ceiving so cents an hour or S. a day
and they demand SO cents an hour or
an Increase of 81 a day, making the
new scale S6 daily for ten hours work.
w. ]. Zittrell of Webster City is the
contractor.
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Is a Prominent Citizen.
LAuDs ERIN ABOVE AMERICA.
Redmond Calls Irish Better Off A
Home Than Laborng in States.

Home Than Laboring in States.
London, Oct, 26.-Speaking at Kill
larney Sunday, John Redmond declar-
ed the time had arrived to start a
campaign against emigration. One
cause OF emigration that ought to be
removed he said was the exaggerated
prospect held out to Irish boys and
girls if they went to America. He
criticised Andrew Carnegie's recent
speech at Waterford, and said that
the poorest laborer in Kerry was
happier than the majority of Irish
worgingmen in the United States.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-10-27
DOW IE BITTER
"ELlJAH III ATTACKS NEwsPA-
PERs = DOES NOT KNOW
FATHER-LosEs COACH.

New York, Oct 26--In his morning
address today Dowie said he had no
right to the name Dowie, that he did
not know who his own rather was. The
occasion for the statement was cer-
tain letter published by a newspaper,
purporting to show that Dowie had
cast off his father years ago. Dowie
said that he had painful revelations
made to him that John Murray Dowie,
by whom the letter was written, was
not his father Dowie again de-
nounced the newspapers and demand
ed the establishment of a censorship
to protect clergymen, politicians,
judges and business men from newspa.
per attacks.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-10-27
MEN RESUME WORK.
Joliet Steel Plant Reopens After Three
Weeks ldleness.

: Joliet, H., Oct. 26.-The Joliet a
plant of the Illinois Steel Co., re- )
sumed work today in all its depart 4
+ ments after shut down of three !
8 weeks. The resumption gives en- :
: ployment to 1000 men. !
( X X 81 Il y u II X J. 4 * 4 Il /. X s. = ,
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-10-27
BLOW SAFES IN MICHIGAN.
cracksmen Wreck Postoffice ..Vaul
And Flee With Cash

st. Joseph, Mich. Oct 26.-safe-
blowers who have been operating in
Indiana invaded Michigan Sunday
They wrecked the postoffice vault and
a safe in general store at New Troy
escaping with large sum Of money
Sheriff Collins of Berrien county is
pursuing the thieves with posse OF
IDENTITIES.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-10-27
puRANp AppRovgD BY TIE

New British Ambassador to w =. J,
ton is Now Definitely Appoittbboes..aa
London. Oct. 26.--King pvr-
has approved the appointne
Henry Mortimer Drand, B
bassador at Madrid. to be
bassador to the United s
cession to the late Sir
bert.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-10-27
STORM ON LAKE.
Barge Goes Ashore Near Port Huron,
Mich, Today.

Port Huron. Mich. Oct. 26-After
drifting helplessly about in Lake Hur-
on all night, the barge Grace Whitney
which broke away from the steamer
Sychen in heavy northwest gale Sun
day night, went on the beach seven
miles above Fort Grat1ot light at day
break. The crew was saved. A furious
storm is raging on Lake Huron and a
large fleet is in shelter here and at
Sand Beach
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WILL BE cREMATEp.

Body of Late G. p. siree Of keokuk
to be Burned.
Keokuk. Oct. 26.-( Especially - The
remains of the late c.. P. Birge were
shipped to st. Louis Sunday evening
after the service at the house. The
body is to be cremated that being his
wish and in accord with his belief as
to the proper disposal of the dead.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-10-27
Prominent Man Dies.

Albany, N Y, Oct 26, Thomas j.
Van Alstvne, former. congressman from
this district and formerly mayor OF this
city, died here today.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-10-27
COMMUTERS IN A WRECK.
Man and Woman Injured in Crash OF
Trains in New Jersey.

Orange, N. j., Oct. ga rear end
collision between two Delaware, Lack
awanna & Western passenger trains
occurred here today. Or the dozen per-
sons injured, Mrs. Henry M. Dowd of
Orange, Lawrence T. Fell of New York,
a broker, were the most seriously hurt.
Both trains We're crowded with COM
muters.
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COPPER SHARES UP.
Boston Market Today is Most Active
for Several Months.

Boston, Oct. 26.-Tne most actiy
market here for copper shares in 81
eral months today is attributed to-
action OF the Calumet & Hecla G.
advancing the prices of lake cnvi,
from 13 to Il cents. Calumet, CIV.
and Tam arack made big adyanc. as.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-10-27
THE WEATHER

Iowa and south Dakota-FaiF to
night aud Tuesday.
Illinois-Fair and continued cool to
night and Tuesday.
Local Weather.
9 o'clock last night k5C
Z o'clock this morning Y.
Q o'clock this afternoon .bt
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Coach is Seized.

New York, Oct. 2I.-An attachment
was served today ON John Alexander
Dowie's coach and team as the veht-
Gle MAS being driven past the Fifth
avenue hotel. a deputy jumped on the
drivers seat. served the attachment on
the coachinan. seized the coach and
team and drove off with them. The at
tachment is said TO be for $1,000 ana
was secured by Attorney Farley. his
claim being for services rendered in
defending ]. Luther Pierson. former
Zionita. who was convicted of allowing,
his child 10 die without medical as
sistan2e.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-10-27
MAY CLASH AN AMERICAN
SITUATION GROWS CONSTANTLY
MORE TENSE AS REGARDS
JAPAN AND RUSSIA.

Toxic, Oct 26-'rhe Russian minis
ter at Seoul, Coreo, has recognized the
tllegality of the action of the Russian
aut horities in preventing the landing
at Yongampho recently of Haghiwara
Schuichi, secretary of the Japanese
legation at Seoul, and his party, and
has sent the requisite instructions to
Yongampho.
Reports Withdrawn.
Shuichi reports that the press tele-
grams regarding the situation on the
Yalu river have been greatly eXagger.
ated.
ST. Petersburg Peaceable.
London. Oct. 26.-In connection with
insurances against war risks a tele--
gram was received in London today
from st. Petersburg saying that there
is no further necessity to insure
against war. This is interpreted as
forecasting peaceable outcome OF the
negotiations between Russia and Ja-
pan.
Will Not Compromise.
Toxic. Oct. PA prolonged confer
ence held Saturday by the ministers
and elder statesmen is said to have
resulted in a decision that Japan would
make no compromise but would insist
ON her original demands regarding
Manchuria. Those present included
Prime Minister Katzoura, Marquis Ito,
president of the privy council; Field
Marshal Oyana. CHIEF of the general
staff; Count Inouye, Count Matsuka.
and the ministers of foreign affairs,
of war and of marine.
Discuss ltos Scheme.
The chief subject of discussion was
Marquis, Ito's proposal for a compro-
mise with Russia, whereby Japan will
refrain from pressing for the military
evacuation of Manchuria in return for
d pledge that Russia will respect Chi
nese and Corean integrity.
May Proione Negotiations.
Marquis Ito and Baron Komoura.
minister of foreign affairs, We're clos
eted after the conference. The out
come is understood to be that Japan
viii insist that Russia fulfill all the
pledges made regarding Manchuria,
and the situation may still be prolong-
ed automatically.
Fort at Yongampho.
| According to the Japanese What
has been described as a signal station
at Yongampho is really a fort.
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Excitement PreNaiIs.

There is much excitement in Nora
via over the robberies and the author
tiles are determined to bring the Grim
inals to justice. 1t is though that
the work is that of local parties who
know the lay of the land in the town
and the location of the various rooms
in the houses which have been en-
tered
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MARSHAL
IS ROBBED
CITY PEACE OFFICER AT MORA
VIA LOSES siso, WATCH
AND CHAIN.
OTHERS ARE VICTIMS
During the Past Several Months Many
Houses in Moravla and Vicinity
Have Been Robbed and Thieves
Have Escaped.

Moravia, Oct. 26-( (SpeciaD The
residents of Moravia and the surround
ing country are much agitated over the
frequent robebries which have taken
place here within the past several
months, and the most recent of which
was the bold entrance by unknown
thieves of the residence of City Mar
shall Fred Buckmaster Sunday morn
ing, when S130 in money and gold
watch and chain belonging to Mr.
Buckmaster We're taken. The robbers
escaped after securing the property
from the pockets of MIR. Buckmaster's
clothes, which lay on the floor in the
room in which he was sleeping at the
time OF he robbery. He did not
awaken and learned,o of the robbery on
ly upon arising in the morning.
BIoodhouncs Were Away.
On account OF the frequent robber-
les of houses in Moravia and vicinity
the authorities, about one month ago,
bought pair OF trained bloodhounds
for the purpose of tracking the Grim
inals in the future. The robberies
ceased as soon as the dogs were pur-
chased, but when the robbery of the
Queen City, Mo, bank took place Fri
day night the dogs were sent to that
place for the purpose of, il possible,
trailing the bank robbers and effecting
their capture.
Trait Grew Cold.
AS soon as Mr. BuclSmaster learned
of his losses Sunday morning he I'M
mediately wired to Queen City to Sc
cure the return of the dogs. They ar
rived here during the day but were un
able to get started on The trail be
cause of the time Which lad elapsed
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Reports Withdrawn.

Shuichi reports that the press tele-
grams regarding the situation on the
Yalu river have been greatly eXagger.
atad
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Shaw Appointed DolIiyer.

"Now, there is absolutely no reason
to suppose that the present secretary of
of the treasury has changed his atti-
tude toward Dolliver from the time
when as governor of Iowa he appoint
ed him United States senator. In fact,
he says he isl not fighting Dolliver, and
that should settle it
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NEIv roRK STOCK MARKET.

onsnins. Highest. Lowe., auo,a.,o.
Following are the closing prices FeportsJ
" Prince 4 Whitley, bankers apd broker.
~ hroaaway, New Yprk. aud IL Centes
street street. New tiarsn:
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FROM NEW YORK
To London and Return in TIVE
Weeks.

To London and Return in Two
Weeks.
When it comes to sending letter
5000 miles and getting reply within
two weeks it is necessary to fall back
on American ingenuity and brains, This
fact has just become known through
the change in the sailing schedule Of
Uncle SAINTS only transatlantic passen-
ger company, the American line, from
Wednesday to Saturday, The United
States postal authorities desired speed
Ter mail facilities between New York
and London, and the American line Off
Gals solved the problem. They chang
ed the sailing day and decided to take
four weeks for the round trip voyage
instead Of three, SO as to allow q week
in each terminus for oYerhauling,
Here is the tale Of a letter:
Posted in the New York postoffice
early Saturday morning, it leaves oil
the speedy American liner at $3.50. Ear
~ in the morning of the seventh day
following it is delivered in London. BY
answering on the same day the Eng
fish correspondent can get his reply
onto the return boat at Queenstown, so
that in two weeks from the time the
original missive was posted in New
York its reply is received.
During the past year the American
liners plying between New York and
Southampton have been entirely refit-
ted. making them the fastest auartette
of ocean flyers afioat. Patriotic Amer
leans will rejoice in this renewed EVIL
dence of the prosperity Of this good old
line.
With the addition of everything
which naval architects can devise for
the comfort of passengers, including a
lively newspaper, the Transatlantic
American, which publishes the latest
news received on board by Mareoni
wireless telegraph, the American line
offers inducements to ocean travellers
excelled by no other company
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5-.r ea45 sws. vt ~ -..
Governments Isamtls.
dAstsd
eh,eago syh.nt Marks,

Reported oyer private wires by J. Il. Nc.
Lean 4 Co., Is Broad street, New York.
New Haven Office, $40 Chapel street, Hubin-
ger Building. Norman A. Tanner Manager
= ]. = Opan High. Low. Close.
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in stocks. The advancing tendency of
the stocks Of New York corporations
reflected the views of operators Of the
effect of the supposed outcome of to-
mOrroW's election on the values of those
securities. American Car, in face OF a
reported decrease in net earnings for
the quarter ending August 81 of s226. O49
rose sharply and carried the other rail-
road equipment stocks with it.
Money continued to go to the interior.
the sub-treasury transferring $3.50 900 to
New Orleans and 100000 to Chicago.
The movement to st. Louis was discon-
tinued, with a beneficial effect upon
sentiment The rates for time money
hardened decidedly and not much BUSH
ness was done under per cent. Call
loans, on the contrary, eased notably
and fell to 2 per cent, at the last. The
market for foreign exchange was fairly
demoralized and broke violently under
offerings of cotton bills, with very light
demand for remittance. A report which
circulated that s1,0O0OO0 in gold had
been engaged in London for shipment
to New York, although not officially
confirmed, was generally credited and
formed the basis of an expectation that
further gold would come in. This was
the dominant influence on the market.
which resulted in advances reaching
about a point in a number of the Paci-
fics.
Amaigamated Copper was neglected
and heavy, presumably on account of
the failure CT the mediation committee
to effect a settlement of the Montana
trouble.
The advance in money rates contin-
Ted to restrict the business in bonds.
nut prices were fairly we'll maintained,
gains alternating about equally with
losses, The total sales. par value. ag-
eregated sl,85S. 600
United States threes ana the old tours
advanced ene-quarter per cent. on the
last call.
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BAKERY TURNED.

Doughnut Fat Boile over--Loss $4,000.
H. r. Steenhoff's bakery in Collins
vile was burned yesterday and a
dwelling house adtnine was badly
damaged, The fir, was caused by
doughnut fat boilinsover |
In the dwelling hsse In which Mr..
staeenhoff lived, hill wife and eight
year-old boy were lin bed. the latter
shHefing from the eects of fall on
Saturday. Both wei carried OUT NV
neighbors. who also wed most of the
furniture.
Mr., Kimberly has bad cut on the
arm from broken fnfiow and Mra
steennoH Is suneringrom shock. The
loss is s5,0Oo ana the Rurance $4,000
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Glazing pr,ea.

The following are the closing prices re-
ported by Prince S Whitley. bankers ma
Hrokers, 52 kroRdwny. New Yorki il ucnlsr
street. New Haven. Cana;
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DELEGATES ARRIVING

incoming trains yesterday have brought
many delegates to the thirty -sixth annual
meeting Of the Women's Board Of Missions
e De held this week In Plymouth church.
It Is expected that the total number present
to-day will be $50, =
me opening day of the meeting to-day
WIN ne devoted to business matters and to
the discussion Of questions of policy. It's
lic. To the meetings Of 'to-fnorrow and
Thursday, however, the public is most cor
diaIiy invited; These will begin 10 a. m.
o., $50 and 7:45 p. M, tomorrow and at
" q: m AND p. m. on Thursday. The
the Courier yesterday -
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HAMDEN'S HERMIT

Found Deranged in the Woods-Will be
Cared for by Relatives.
Dwight Gaylord, the Hamden hermit,
over eighty years Of age, who was miss
inc Cor several DAYS. and whose head
quarters and place Of business is a how
81 in the west woods, has turned up all
right. 1t was feared he had wandered
away and died as his howell was de-
serted. Last Friday. however. Lester
Warner of Hamden came across Gay
lord in the woods about half a mile
from the cabin. The old man appeared
to be deranged and was sent to the
care of relatives in Durham.
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WILL ATTEND.

WILL ATTEND.
President Mellen of he Consolidated road
has accepted the invitation of the New
Haven chamber Of commerce to attend the
annual banquet rs the special guest OF
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Efata,tria1
YEsIENOAY's STOCK .LARK E4

Sluggish Drin of srices NH Little
Significance.
New York, Nov. 2.---The slgish drift
of prices in te-day's stock ri-ket had
little significance. 4 number factors
conducted to the extreme dut.ss II
was a holiday in London, anto-mor-
row will be a holiday here. Ire time
was given by brokers to betts on TO-
morroW's election than to tIltradine
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MEDICAL PRACTICE ACT.

,r, Eight Cases of Violation Reported.
inc annual report of County Health OFF,
Ger Hoadhey shows complaints Of eight diff
ferent cases of violation of the medical
practice act during the year, and twelve
persons I.ars ns who nracticed midwifery in viola
prosecutions, all of them for the latter
ooffense. There has been but one prosecu-
ton against an individual who presided
oyer church, that being in Waterbury
AFTER conviction in the lower court the
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WHERE is CALLAHAN?

Reslaeht OF Ansohia q Twenty Years
is Missir.
Ansohla' NOV 4 bhn Callahan,
aged Eorty7seVen. VINO Is been a resi-
GEM Oh TINS CITY TOT e past twenty
years mas suddenly az mysteriously
disappeared ana grave lars are enter
Valilea lhat ne Is the ictim of foul
play.
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ELECTION RE+JRNs

Announcements at Gauates' Club
To-Nighte
Announcement of # election re-
turns from New York y. be made at
the Graduates club te-ivht bepinn,ne
at 8 o'clock.
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ALBEMARLE ASSEMBLY RECEPTION.
One of the enjoyable affairs of the com
ing season will be the reception given by
the original Albemarle assembly under the
direction of Frank Il. Phillips. The recep-
ing of Friday, DECEMBER 4, and from the
assured. p ~ R'' ~
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mneit nature Supply fal; is Borden's
hHe D,ahe condensed iik. 1t is a
oom , Hlith auap1ea 70 limits, accord
~ Tag hishesl scenic methods.
An infant fed on Eagle brand will,
show a steady gain in weht
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The Union Trust COMPANY

NEW HAVEN.
CHARTERED by the State of Connect.
cut with authority to act as Executor. An.
minlstrator, Guardian, Receiver or Trustee,
under will or deed
Is a legal depository Of money paid into
Court and all Public Trust Funds. Acts AZ
Trustee for Municipalities, Gorporatiors
and individuals, and administers trusts a
all kinds, Empowered to net DIS registrar 0f
stocks, bonds, OF other evidence Of indebr
edness, manage sinking. funds, and do ali
Companies.
It also does a general Banking business.
collecting checks. notes, coupons, and re.
Ia invested by itself and kept separate and
apart from the general assets of the Com
pany. y
This Company Is by law regularly exam.
lned by the Bank Examiner Of the State 81
HENRY L. HoTCHKIss, President.
EUGENE 8. BRISTOL. Treasurer.
. "
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-02
EAST BARRE.

Merit Cutler and wife went to Plalnheld
Monday TO visit his brother, Herman Cut
Ter, who lives there.
Verne Coleman who took q brief vaca-
tion at Bradford has returned to his work
In the store Of John Dix.
Rev. A. j. Eastman and wife went to
Waterbury yesterday TO attend the sun
day school convention held there.
Adsh Bianchi is at the present time
working In Rbbies store assisting him
through the busy Christmas season.
The daughter Of Mrs. Bssett, who has
been visiting her during the past month,
returned to her home in Bridgeport yester-
day.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Congregational
church win meet at the home of Mrs a..
J Eastman on the afternoon Of Thurday,
Dec 8, at $50 O'clock. They are planning
to send a Christmas box to the South, and
gifts OF secondhand clothing would be
most acceptable at this time.
The Lodge Of Good Templars seems to
be center for the social life of the young
people Of this community A great deal
\ Of talent is shown in the programme pro-
vided weekly by the members Those
who have not yet become members are
missing a chance for culture as well as q
chance to stand for temperance In all
things.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-02
Quarry and Busness for Sale

DHUIt LItlH IIIt5lVtHb 10
Barre, Nov. %, '0S.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-02
GRANITEyILLE.

A grand public ball under the auspices
Of Court Rob Roy No. 6, F Of A., Gran
iteville, will be given at Miles hall Fri
day evening, December II. Music win be
furnished by the East Barre orchestra Of
four pieces, and w. NJ 0'Donnell viii be
floor manager, assisted by Frank Coyle.
The Introduction committee Is John Nc
William and Michael Hughes; reception
committee, Herman Bulls and John Stool
The full biz, including supper, win be 81,
Dancing from TO 4 o'clock.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-02
TALK OF The TOWN.
Local Happenings TerseIy Told FOR BUS,
Readers.

Local Happenings Terseiy Told For Busy
Readers.
Bennington underwear at AbbOtt's.
Furs remodeled and repaired GO Miles
block
Dr. G. II. spiller will be at the City
hotel Dec. ~ and 3.
Consult the eye sight specialist for
glasses at J. w. Holton's.
Oysters on the half shell, steamed clans,
at Harrington's lunch room.
$40 Zibellnes, So inches wide, for only
81 20 per yard at Yeale & Knights.
Advertising information-kno
power-reliable insurance, Ballard 4 Co,
Lost between G. r. Aliens and Homer
Camps house, a little black handbag
with a sum Of money WIN finder return
TO Frank Merchants store2
We still have a good line Of those sam
pie aprons at wholesale prices: Ice, 26c
zoe, 8Sc, SOC, Tic and roc each No Two
alike and all sizes. Veale & Knight