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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1903-01-16
1T PROVED FATAL
Fellows Dies from Morphine Poison.
inq-Was an Accident.

From Thursdays Daily Gazette.
AS the result of the dose of NOR
phine he took the night before
Charles E. Fellows died last night at
st. Vincent's hospital. Sometime be-
fore his death Fellows regained con
seriousness and told Doctor Rinehart
that he did not take the poison with
any intention of committing suicide.
He said he had been drinking heavily
and his nerves were unstrung and he
could not sleep. Thinking the NOR
phine would act as a sedative, he
took what he supposed was an ordi-
nary dose, claiming to have on n
occasion seen a man take as much
as he took and that without any ap-
parent bad effects.
Having attended Fellows during
his sickness and in view of the state
ment he made to him Immediately be-
fore his death, Doctor Rinehart has
decided that it would be unnecessary
to hold an inquest, there being no
doubt as to the cause of death.
Fellows was absolutely without
meanss and will be buried at the ex-
pense of the county. AS previously
published he came here a short time
ago from Red Lodge, to which place
he seems to nave gone from the west
side. He. formerly lived at Hecla, a
small town in Beaverhead county and
is believed to have also lived at
Butte.
The only effects he is known to
have left, outside of the clothes he
wore was a small memorandum book
containing several names and a meal
ticket, partially used, on a Red Lodge
restaurant.
BY weighing the residum left in
the bottle it has been ascertained
that the dose of the poison taken by
| Fellows was 81 grains.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1903-01-16
oFF,cER AWAITED HIM..

Surprise Was in Store for Wells at
Helena. 4
From Thursdays Daily Gazette.
G. w. Wells is wanted in Butte
for obtaining money ounder false pre-
lenses and the chances are he will be
under arrest ere nightfall, says the
Inter Mountain. Wells left Billings
this morning en- route for Helena and
will likely be arrested as he steps
from the train in the latter city, as
Detective Jerry Murphy has tele-
phoned the sheriff of Lewis and
Clarke county to keep a look out for
the
It is alleged that Wells obtained
5000 from Jere Clifford under false
pretenses and that he stole other
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1903-01-16

National bank of Miles City, who
spent yesterday in Billings, returned
to his home this morning.
George Horkan, one of the prom
inent sheepmen of Custer county,
left for Miles City this morning after
spending yesterday on business mat
tiers in Billings.
Sheriff Hubbard returned this morn
ing from Deer Lodge, where he took
Fred Lee, sentenced to one year in
the Ie%nitentiary for burning a lot of
hay and sheep sheds belonging to
J9bh Schroeder.
man sent to Laurel this morn
ing to identify the man under sur
veillance there on the suposition that
he vas Walter Cox, the j~ailbreaker,
returned today. He said it proved to
be a case of mistaken identity.
William Fraser, employed in the
construction of the bridge cross the
Yellowstone, died at Miles City Tues
day evening as the result of injuries
received by falling from the super
structure. 1t is said that he formerly
resided here, although his home was
at Chicago.
Although still compelled to go in a
roundabout way west of Spokane, the
Northern Pacific trains from the coast
are once more running on time. The
same. however, cannot be said of
those from the east, as they are delay
ed considerably by deep SHOWS and
billiards.. r.
Jon the question of taking up the
woman suffrage bill in the senate yes
terday at Helena there was a tie vote,
| Yegen of this county voting for in
definite postponement. The presi-
dent of the senate voted with the suf-
| fragists, but it is claimed that the
measure has no possible show of eve
| getting through the upper branch of
the legislature.
| T.. II. HOSLCl, do0l6AOC VI - W.
| Toole, has filed his report and petit
ton for final distribution. Judge
Loud has designated January % at
9 a. M, as the date and ZINE for the
hearing. The report shows that 20
per cen has been paid on all claims
submitted originally and asks for an
order from the court fer permission
to make a like payment on claims
fleR since the first distribution.
{After innumerable delays and post
ponements caused by the failure OF
the contractors to complete the build
ing, the fire department is finally en-
abled to remove into it's new quarters.
This morning the work of tearing up
the carpets in the old meeting room
vas begun and the furniture and pic.
lures that it is intended to use were
taken to the new rooms. Chief Bond
says that the apparatus will be trans
ferred next Saturday.
Nothing has as. yet been heard oil
Walter Cox, who escaped from jail
Yesterday. Last night it was report
ed from Laurel hat a man answer
ing the description of the fugitive hao
been seen there and this morning a
representative of the sheriff's office
was sent there to look at the suspect
I 1t has been learned that after get
ting out Cox worked his way through
the city to the Northern Pacific yards
and the superstition is that he left or
an outward bound freight train some
time during the night. An excellent
photograph of the fellow is in the
possession of the sheriff and copies Of
it will be sent in various directions.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1903-01-16

See shoemaker under Iegen Bros.
Savings bank. Good work; prices
right. oo-'i
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1903-01-16

County Attorney Harris was taken
suddenly i'll early this morning and
when he appeared at the court house
his physical condition was such as to
make it impossible for him to proceed
with the trial then about to be aiken
up. At his request f. H. Hathhorn,
former prosecutor, was appointed to
prosecute the case against R. l..
| Glunt. Mr.. Harris then started to
walk home, but had gone only a short
| distance when he grew so much
worse that a friend had to summon a
carriage into which he was placed
and taken home.
VTwo of the members of the board
of county commissioners, Messrs.
Parker and Deverill, have discussed
informally with a representa-
tive of a Jail manufacturing con-
Germ a plan to remodel the present
county Jail and make additional. cell
room. If this plan is adopted it
would mean that the commissioners in
letting a contract for the erection OF
the new court house will not include
the building OF a new jail. About
Sc 5000 could be saved to the county
if. the board concludes to repair the
old Jail building instead of erecting
a new one.
From Thursdays Daily Gazette.
J. w. Richardson of Lavina is at
the Grand.
]. F. Trumbo of Bridger is register
ed at the Grand.
Senator Yegen will return to the
city tomorrow night to remain a few
days looking after his business affairs
here.
C. w. Butler, cashier of the State
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M, .lnw"i' ~ inisrr..rs WITH ths -nguiAr
isilv rnrflne Jindsr which shout 'wcive W
lfie.pn rugs az, woven n he worts-
ng yours, lrNnriing 10 width aud DO
,sNraiinn
II skss ahoni 'hpae variS " material
~ max. ,re ,r,isrp yarrt " he woven
koNd~ viiich - rot large D''rNsniage
md brings he ros, ~ I've Jaw -rur town
70 , -"r7' ow icur"
rNer.. WIS +, linz, N nnr tf1ndmn,hers
isv when ','n--- household had ~ MN:
hon, - fime went IN aud ins~hinsr-- n
-r'assh lie housrho,d loom vas r"p'arrsf
Rv S,tar sr'ic'as ,it srill he vIllsge reid
- wv, md weaving. when rpnuir'd Vas
iona indsr he personal niD~r--is,on NJ the
,nrsr'-snD~r r0-dsv he 'illsge fw~ilsr
ends nar is,ss 20 I've riiY 20 ~ WOVEN M
tsrd no'us aud r',tned ~ her
rhars = little difference ~ ha H,'les
,,nul,.d Ne ,-lllsqe women hasr iaud-
yvov,,n rar7p~r- A. general 'hinp. he
..,gu hat az, 4ent ,sN'a paan gathered 'nr
.-,a,N. h"v ,,urrsrnt al he hrdAl gowns
no n-r-r tr'svrs I've >hh0ns ir'Nm ha
Psa-.,r f,nnns-s the aids and .'f,ds " nnr'si
N,-,,v.,r>s III oan'Nillv ~ md Vnrnd n'n
jc hail r,,m which hey srs DIT M no
shu,. o ~ Inc ,vortn,Nm
q q 10 prfNs " he tNnsstaaDrr vhsr
no 10 .,vp s"iri rn,- '1i'~ ans n
rt-7nd- rniss DAitar-i iN -,oir' N'u rhe ARROWS
,ra " Nlua .,,d gwen. 80 aud al h"ir
,i.f.r, r.,sr,, . , iij,a nurh " srnfi wont
,hNw hia s'i~h lNi tisD'"as'ng. ant
,hhongi, NO ~" sius ud 'a'-D"'s nsn" y
hts ,s'.'rDq.nsons nsi.'rrsi ,r,' ~ In'''
4N ~ sftr ',,r 10 sdndRrts " - 1''v
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-15

,,'r>s yvi,sn me .,,nsifleru lie tips sN-
osnded md he nsautv II rav''r" and
1ni-h
10, lie sa., interesting igIr N he
vrort MONS ,ra he Swedish siTs Who
rnsnipnla,s he Mons -pinutpg w',ee's
and nil These DIE III tResr IN '''eir
>,-s,,uea he peasant c'aas' he hair Iar'rd
sip,,,,v he v,rnd ',.sh ,ol0rsd 'arss
he ,ig ,h,e sv,.a md general ~ " ~
>o4e nsrt thern ~ tistiuci Tiom I've Nrdi.
nsrv fsctor-r Dr. - l'eir .vori, q iis''n"i
and pleasing in comparison
The 9~An&tnssisr' -p,trr f,tr n'5s~s''
IN. World ,,s.r r,r .heir 4lill ~ domestic
matters We vv-a'irs " rar7,~'- in"1
fshrfc- -igs ~ az 1ar' " tl,er ts'lv
dutiee ~ hors 1'isv i-' prn'ii'c N dn-
.ds,s 70, this xind ~ vor'' and MANY "
NE novelties h4sNd IN Mt Da'~ irrlar 'sfnh-
ltshrnen, have l,~nn Nr'udir tirHc' f'O'n
sw~deu w he naad 'n-i,u,nr v''0 has
,sed .hsr ~ ner N'vN r0're flnar nsr-
rics,Iar Js,aiqls 'n,hr,cS 40 rnhrDid"rfrz
olsc~d NJ 20 r-igs ~ iuishina iNp"h
Nth ,,har rN'-s'ti..a NJ .g"aN,' ~ application
n, .ha fn-,Qi,Nrnd " hs ,vnr',r',orI
rsnds 10 rpinning .v'nn' % avs~' ''"-
i,nila " 10 ,nas f,r v',ioh no .'iir nun'ar
. yrillina 20 .Na,~,,r 500 irr ,id 4Nul Rw
r,s-sad " rIn Ns-sr NO -,qe rpnr M
. horizontal ,ar vhich yh"n ills'H axiom
',sD,, ha I~hael and Dls~sd 10 Hutila
~ -,,adv 'n- no vN''y " v,'a .'"g
1'ha S,ys1i-h ~ nss"- 'ha'nIiug
,ici,,-, ~ sha rands nss' 20 v'"n' 'ud
iNo"-4 w. -i-itor 'N'v vNrss ''s' lha
ik.,- no work ,pDays'n' md n"r' nHn's
~ ,sr I-..d S.v ,"fhtug vAich HigS,'7'
, y..,rn,nv ,rrr n,- n,ra 1or' .at,sf1''ns
han rupipg zee -',Hei .iorg go mo
.h,,,t;. and ,lv'nv = nsck ,ud .r' %
r -, h,nd Ehol"aNma rgu ''"r'
/, .,rr.,nt ,.aiisf It's, no l',., Nsrpia ~,
tea ~ ~ ,ouv,au ,od tsaith fpod Stone
.nd ar .,niy fhe-n ,ry"m tirs 'csr
,p .hs 18th " .,a s.t.n,em .as' nrr,
.. md teal ~ az .-fs'us v,~s A. lob
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-15

cs,I them rreu. dcoy pieces. CURTAINS, coucb
and iivan covers Tiss~ csrppts. or whae-
ayer hey nav ~ are really -ublinst~d
er,;,ion. editions d. ure, - 20 speak, ~
the Stnd " o.hev dsvr, although one se~s
l.,re and th.re genuine reproductions ~
the old~n sort
The cplorine "a he most attractive fie-
mont y, arst and me wandere from the Sags
,aeans D~,N blues. Jala willows golden
b,o~r.s each shade made ernphsf'c by q
l.,r,,ar y ,onrreat or harmony, W Lao ~
,,,e,v -oonor-hro oaa,ic MANY ~ 'h~se ar
n..,s are made ,eynrtiIne y sample IN ronn~
r,.c,,hsr ,int or shsde which hsr often ~ 10
r,,t,,uc.-d W ivrins ne most pDpilar
,vls = rhs or,,. ,olor virh dark b1rtisr
,.a gu,n0 aono-tirnss matching this bprfAr
,,d .irfpr ~ aec,ssaarv ~ n lndividu-
,i+v IN u-',r i,figl,r -esrn " sonns too rncnot-
.,,,rs W., yravrs are he "',asket the
-B>tsy toss' and he egulsr -c'ntstn
W ,,p TIE baelSet weave W chec1c-r-
l~rerd pattern IL he familiar me which
t,.Ss fshries ND tbbSns exhibif Ito
i,.,sv ItcSs i. I've regular Carr't w-avr
md he cNIrtsin = he sau~ brt With looser
warp
R,lex are made m hose locns for he
WHOLESALE horses for he ptrnsrous art
l,ouyesu shopr where he Did, Wy he Urn
20 me wheel nas n-rcoyr~ he new 1h~y
sre t-,uslt for retail al over he ,S,untry-
snd many customers end th~ir raes
frop, bcu~ ~ ~ made h~rr INTO compArted
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80 a. -stsassa - -
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= 49, - 81 60 49, -
Hr sI.sfs 80 - -
af ss -
.HF - - 49,
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49, 80 49, 81. - 30 sfaHf
- &c., s.ss Il - $500 Co..
go NaF - - saasss 81
H
90 TO- 900
r.na 49, afa 800 Hr go
-. :. -
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- nn 80 4 Hl~Fsf ar o. raa
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aHaH = $500 80
80 = 800 RI - sasef.a..as 49,
- - $1,000 80 4 - 9sests-
. - -ss-.g sfs.-.s 'sas~< ~ 800
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schsns 10 TIN rppnias' ons. Said thu pro-
rrfseorr al rhse weaving coupanyT
-Thseer Ia no Doubt that tho ciav II tho
RAG casp~e is ovee--thas Ia, the rag ~ it
haa been understood In the past. No longer
vii tho hom.skeepsr carefully treasure
oid yseces. NOWADAYS the hygtsnfc woman
wants esevvthine fresh and ctean- ana ths
rag carpee and Tho rag curtain are 10Th
made from new material which IL Tur-
chased al he Wholesale Iliaccs ano cut into
strfp@.
"lseaily," she continued. it ia oniy tho
VILLAGE woman who ssnds old pieces now
Nest % oar caspeos and russ are made
from wholly tmussd material. You see
the difference And she beid up a ball
u silk strips, from ~ woman in Ainneapohs,
frayrd. sons II 1t -oiisd. all Of it having
the homeless AIR 81 having seen its best days'
Now, look N ttis, and she took rom
one q her Swedish hancirnaidens a Jan
~ absolutely fresh linen. cut into regular
strfra. OF Course spots ana tains ana
fraypo enda don't show a. much in caceefy
s,ysu fshrica N ttsey do in other raAccs,
tn,t he rugs are different They certainly
DID look dissirnilas. one yuHs fright. r.ean
and new. he other dtngy and not riartie'i'
lariv attractive.
Y viah.- he speaker went m ~ she
thrust he shuttle. which looked ike n
miniature anal boat, through he warp,
and Iu,shed he Ieavv reed Daci and FORTH
Y ygtsh thaf women Solild ave ~ ne
ras hadn't. Iteiieve hey will after a yflBe.
That ia mart NJ NV Mission.
Tina yrJung woman il me " he ba@t-
lsnovyn rrnft workers N New York. Car
~, yv,se,1nQ ia O her but lac present phase
Cf her tNe,Tp q express art "a he Tnannold
forms ,Snown ~ bAndirrnff.
4 an going ada lie mall hand loorn,
sron, ia nv e-1uiDm~nt, she lnnonncs,u.
-TlI- small rand oorn, N'4l, q - familiar
10 nearly every DANISH ~ S~enish woman
ai Trpas-nf ron IAN weave COCOA a Yftn
vide and " vvrrv fine texture. nav"
zpr.n SHIRT Wrists made IN one ~ thee~
looms and material Tor . dress. 10 "a
rssrTectlv sIrprtsipg lie number u women
as present vino arc tsAing Ip this '7ravlng.
In Eitrrp, ti,-v 10 u rntIr, morn han hey :
IA nero For tho last ok wars here 10
has t,s,eY, A nd ,v1rh IL Il IL tist ts,gtnninS
No. u mas NOT harn banded down nom
generation 10 generation. ~ no means
I'm ,-ssaTs ago me CSruld NOT Ind any 'nore}
loorna n the niddie br higher Classes ~
hiropA han mere, IL s simp'y revtrh
" he ND dSa- thai 10 All.
think IN rh~s- strenuous tAvH, NJ sitting 1
Town a a hand oonn AMI Weaving one
oyvr, dirt whist 10 a~~rneo increHfihie, INT 4
The yy,uns c'rafis,vornsn apparently snew
what .hs was talking about
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-s'' .na l'-~a s,p.d s.~.-~N " NSHrs ~
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s@rsnsc <e"srs nn,',@rnsH 1920 -nsrA
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40 49,
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aar 81 f.sF
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49,. ~ -. -. 80, 80. 800, -. - -. - -
,is.r = 4ssr .irasf 1s.s -. 49, II
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70 80 rrsif sfff utFHf go go
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10 20 -
=. -. 80 :. +. ~ q. 49, -, 80
..-asslss - - q ss.~rIss issfssit
= - - - 1855 ss~~ - 800
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80 80 1899 J e~ $3.50 60 80 -
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[ hnyo hsd a 1iInusr nj ~um94 odf o
ne Nv v~al-<nuwn foctora. ankrn9 ne
instruct Jtisfn IN mnft WORK. - nef-~
ron,u. Ar. xenefnl thing, rrdiise. l "a
not running saalteI1un. une 10
pest known soeieiv yvoInen IN Town was -
fused ldInittance into adrudf utass ne other
ttay The teaciier ampiv lid not reii.n
the tiea If teaciiing WOMAN VINO wa
mixing IN ttis AT SIMPLY an Incipe .oF
EXCESSIVE b0Irstom.
.,Dne ,f rhe must interesting women 1
tnuy VINO toes Iraft sorit II tins deeerir'-
riun thar IN. rtie nag DarTlsts anu rusF.
a -n,ng ladv VINO ives AL the vear rotiz1
N the i,tirundacKs. vnere NE las .Ittis
nume ttted NJ WITH lonms. !niils Aiu s''e.''r
}he sprutts all 1er winter lime. most u Z
,nnysed m. preparing Ter stock Tor 10
aiminrr vnen sls Will get M u { o .ts
summer people rhere: ier vorK % NerV
veil-.snnwu unung artists ana pooilV
vaiilret. fur q fiRDihvr {rtNt aste.
Uni rliink VI rt,e oneiineSs n ler ifei
Yul would piurlirv her. voiud mn ioI;
an ty-ett m ryraniv with IIie~r uezs. tiid
c,zia an dnilv COMPANIONS LIS nHvers~ -
cnrr~ct. the 10 7nr- 1rrfty 'uid Scorn
-,,i.br,f lhe WIS .iilcaIeu fur brallu
Gn-,n, f,us ,tiiuisd 3iIruDs und ~ -
Familiar with oit II ne way 1lac-s IN
Fr,,nfr amt Itaiv ~ ne 10 WIN Insir ~
.perrive languages. oncs n = Nnhie his
comes "a New Y1rfx uid JOKE I".,1.,,
.rnonp he liit--r little rur1errp ne tr~nfh
ann haitian settlements urrng Ter frlAv
rnny,,es and hen rcillrrs 20 Isr mountain
Businesses. a.
IN n Ulcer r.inngc rom -he forrnr
Iife ~ 4 1ui? Frnrn the staxc % ms
no .,r-,-,' Tm vii ina 1cr vnrn
,r,i,p,rd .nmn n Ill lie mar stuuios
If Nantistta an mn NJ me fnowS WY WIS
ias Iur-eu 1er-~il ~ die las. M u shr
las .1n-.n ms particular vnriS ~ . rncfhou
~ ..-r,rpssinn or Ier -nlil
r1Ie particular marin tou'if thee ~o~"n
-i,,nas =. he .,iiHIlcs rsitor sessns 10 -
n ri,eir aIggc~Hion 70 siInmcrv uings
r7iey lfy, lntun-l0us rnfninuefb VI ~
tavs tpnrnarnlng tlr~sfv IN ~viff f".'i.
.nd M. rinnIsR " tie Dnrv''ie- ana r-ranuhs.
n N. moonlight nights ana no sfirr-
timer, ,nff,-.- n Inc lD-n, 20 all NJ snlcn
ne ,nni. -af' -Iss will leip ~ pAr- N is
,I-lstic MES. ..n csrs. A4r-Stv $n,ne u
IA. -lus ~ .'ie-aT manipulation. sr~
-.ig-l.st ntn fIisssinsIinH ininInorss W
t,,nu A rs.r- aTnnH inrn rhr~sd TOR ne
warn snlrn - snrh~nr,t ami rv'Htf'i
AZ Ia. ..n,ts nio sAuf fnryts. sS-Nngfr -
sana a. iaEvt sasr amt EAR IN srrn .
tstn,nnr,,. fnr snrns E'r'lt -~ss-on. nor"
man ,nr .hil.r ti-tcs ~ lo'is-snnid anu
avn Is- s.-ns i--' ns.'t.
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cram and uoudre Do rizf' Ofioowss 10 IL.
Aud hes,iae. 10 mas thu ono etannene' whtct,
mere e,ymnastic eIerctses DO not have and
faiI 10 stimulate on that ACCOUNT. lt
certainty has an artistic result. ous that
is evident, and the woman WIN wesves
or enaneee in any form of craft work Loses
hsr seff-conactousnees
sT-bat ia 20 essential 70 the seeker -
beauty. So long ss woman SPENDS her
time working only for the preservation
OF her heanty. she VIII becsnhe over.cor-
s.etous II that. and VIII lose one of uar
grraf.ss charms: rho besaeyv should b"
Incidental 10 The work, and in work ~"
mia, il really il. A woman may start =
with the idea that she.is dctng 10 raerN''
n. .r, cxerctae for the stimulation of unrs-.
ysork><i muscles, bae she VIII end IN %.
corning Interested in the work, ana No
teauty Of firm flesh and blood in proper
cfrc,,iasior viii come by itseif
I'll ia interesting "a note that ptysfcfa =
are coming 20 resiise the svaNfe OF the ~raft
work on the nervous systerts on women
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TALES SLY GIANT NED GLASS
a. sgII RI ~ TgyI sSsSs Z -
g. TaS ISsyGtIf SGFID
s.,sn- Fssr,s' sr'.siss .. rssa o" Ss'iss
s'sv.r ~ Fss ssrss ss "s"-s q
srsas so-r.a srsF ~sst"s
$50 60 stas-~' ass-'SsIisn

20 - 10 sn-- sU~rir.sn snd .fs~s
AZ alilssr salsfs- 80 q 'snis Na n
,.rsnf fs.Fs lsfn laa 40 us~fsFf ..ns .
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...- 90. - a ~=n,= q H.sff 's-t~r' Fs
,slsss- .Ea.us. pei ssf sga.,.fsr O. .4
ease 6.rh 10 n..-I liHH. is .Hr ~ iisu
a ssfsss-saf asir Hs.sssH H e. 80 ~
fss : a.-s = 80 80 81 fs.ui .isf. "a.
f.-s q. Ass $780, sf.ans ~shia
a. 90 . $40 H f0f.ss 40
go . ffsais - 49, a. o.. 81 80
49, a~rIs 30 $3.50 s..sfsY 20 ti-fss
1880 ssf.fs o. sHsr .asssf - sHIef
a sA..e 90 sl.n 10 fHfataff
s..fs--tn = 90 fs.s 90 .arissrf
sfEts 40 s.n,s.@s.t - A. 80. $500
- go tsasss
ss..i 80 - - - ss.i.sfs Iss
fssa<afFs.F Hstfs~r 49, 80
g.ssII t. 49, - as 80 .asF 80
- sssas ..a stsf t@ssss
80 .flss 80 . Hsa.as.. - go
80 srass ~ 80. 30 -
sAs@.s &c.,
49, = Hsffsff 80 - 49, A.
- Hia-sT 80 fsaff e 49, 80
fs.-- 80 - -. o. sa.af,f sssasHi
49, 80 sssf 80 % rssaf Co
o. HiF $50 ssssIrl - go
TsH~ .seslssHs.e 20 10 - - -
a. afs.-s.s 49, - $50 49,
y - TO- 80 $3.50 sFaf 80 49,
- o. o. fs o. . 80 90 .
a. g. .ss H. s.s ..f .ssn s.af -
o. go HHrsss
90 % $780, aF o. .sfssssrF
Ffr 80 81 ss.fHr .. TO- q - .
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.ss.r IN. weaving u csmpssss, ov psrhsrs
sors., prcnlisr tine whics, calls for' ezers
dyesne! Acooch cover, Which seems IN 10
he universal need AZ present may he OBJ
aimed for a reasonable amount, cay - on w.
RS. cr,ich cox ere are supplemented by
c,,.h,on COVERS wfich se'l for - each ~
Ina, the price ~ one set ~ deep. American
E,sauty coloved fabrics for couch and o'ishi"u
MIGHT ~ obtained Cor SO ~ s,7--not n high
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>asDc's ~ No t-v s-Tpot ns~ " NJ
he oo-' i~tined fo- soNs summer ho'ns
~ Ne w. - ~ - NJ pi-Sinis r-rs'or
pns -,-k sr'iF>'ly Nsrd ~o-t aprssp'
-he 'r'ting ~ pc 80 ,''i"h Son" ~
i'msn ~-ch,na Ne 'hopp~r 'o- nes
''~ ~ss'p r',~n No-rpls'~d rHly s'ri
~" '-,ich rsNAs-i' s'~s -e'-nv -o1s'hsr
we've no >.o,ii',,d -iS'h " 100 .''r'H ~
'"'r s,ris - nsy ~
f'~ NsrrS~'s A~il fo-s -, snn..' ,,ri ~.
go fnar' am. specl.i sr,h'>,d~rg Son"
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the, heaish fcca. thess denied thsr sesss-
rc~ns thss they needed nothing eesse
The workIocma are particularly busy
~ present preparins samples for the
vario,,s expositions which are taking piaoe
an over the country. there betng ono hsid
az Nf~,anh~e this month and ons 40 the
unitet Crafts al Syracuse, eariy' in April
There are aiso deetana betns selected for
The 81 Ioris Exposition, and all this u
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'0ns' ts'-tt On u}pr1srmug awning
lrsssnt
~ 'ar~ unlv Iurd ''a'ryss--s ar ne
tlii''ies Ant siia 1ushsd Ne f'rd ioh
,1g ilfFh shO'v.g t,.r ,sn' ~ No I'saiils.S.
,nd hen snosad H.v I" nnnuS N'''s
snuur W ha spinning vl"s'
I,s' Inst - 49, .taa fiuunnss ~
aiNiau fiuis-, .,al N~' 80 .ial Hnid