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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-06-04
A TWENTY FOOT SNAKE.

A monster snake is terrorizing that portion of the Osage Indian country and of pawnee country adjacent to the Arkansas river and near the town of Skedee. Tn fact the hotel man at Skedee was the last to see the reptile last week. when he was returning from a fishing expedition in the Os- age country,
 This monster reptile. which meas ures over twenty feet in length, es- capped from circus at Newark three years ago and has since been at liber- ty. terrorizing the neighborhood. It has appeared numerous times during the past three years. but this spring it seems to be on the warpath and has evidently increased in size, being a young snake when it escaped.
 From Newark the snake traversed eastward through the Ponca Indian country to the Osage country and is making its home in the iungles along the Arkansas river. where it can live and enjoy freedom with only an oc- casional glimpse of q white man,
 The Skedee hotel man describes the snake as between twenty and twenty five feet long. carrying Its monstrous head five feet from the ground when in motion, and making an appearance that would easily terrorize any lonely hody of travellers. It is supposed to live on the smaller reptiles with an oc- casional calf or dog from the sur rounding Indian country, which is pastured by large herds helonging to southern owners
 There are numerous residents of that l0c0 Iitv In addition tO the Indians ---who are mortally afraid of the snake-who claims to have seen the reptile and among them is R. E. Hu- ron . mail clerk on the Eastern Okla homa division of the Santa Fe, the terminus of which is Skedee. A searching party Is being organized to eyterminate the snake. Among the searchcrs will be band of cowboys from the nearby 's10i" cattle ranch who will attempt to lariat the big reptile, Indian guides will lead the searchers through the jungies.-- Dallas News.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-06-04
ean do considerable bleeding for other

can do considerable bleeding for other reasons.
 We are solemnly informed that the czar has passion for bric-a-brac. Just now he appears to be anxious to secure solne pieces of old China.
 Probably shortening of our political campaigns is one of the earthly impos- abilities, but 1t would be a good thing if they were materially condensed.
 If the Carnegie hero fund can be stretched so as to benefit heroines, the New York World respectfully presents the claim of the girl who caught and held mouse.
 Noodle manufacturers have formed 3 trust and boarding house keepers will hereafter place only four noodles III each bowl of soup, but prunes Will stlll be served five times week. The sultan Is very much pleased with his new cruiser, He has had oc- casion from time to time to inspect so many visiting war ships that he ought to know good one when he sees It, l The talk about consumption among the New York street sweepers has re- 1 suited in Rn official examination III charge of Dr Woodbury, and an ar rangement to send such as are con- sumptive to the Adirondaeks. The ex. animation as far as it has gone shows much less tuberculosis than had at one l time been suspected, AS for the ad- mirable plan of sending such as need l it to the North woods, 1t seems to be- long to Dr Woodbury, and 1t is said that he will bear the cost himself, if I necessary. But as to tAis he declined to answer any questions. Hartford Times.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-06-04

The Ohio supreme court recently rendered decision of far reaching import. It was, in effect, that man could forbid the visits of his mother in-law, The case was something like this: Oscar Green--long may his memory be like his name--gave notice to his mother-in-law that she was not wanted under his humble roof. The mother-in-law would not take the hint. Tn few days she appeared at the Green domicile, as usual. Oscar gently but firmly led her into the street and not so gently evicted her ungallant son-in-law before a justice and had him fined. Oscar took the case to higher court, only to be beat en again, He appealed to the supreme court. and that august body, by prac- ticaIly a unanimous vote, reversed the decision and decreed that Oscar Green had perfect right to quarantine him self against his mother-in-law, These are the main points of the story, though there were doubtless minor passages at arms and pyrotechnic lam guage employed that were highly ex- citing, but not exactly suitable for print. Thus was fought and won the great battle for the liberation of Buckeye sons-in-law and incidentally for those of other states as well. This case calls in mind another even more recent case, in which Detroit judge
 "a bachelor, by the way-handed down judicial opinion that man is the head of his house and followed this up a few days later by advising complaining husband to take his wife home and spank her. If the wife in the case had been mother-in-law, the unmarried court would probably have advised even more drastic measures. There is no telling what degrees of courage 8 single, and hence inexperi- enced, man may develop, especially when he is properly protected by off cers of the law. A married man, how ever, will have some timidity in com menting on these cases too freely. Discretion is a domestic virtue.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-06-04

The stock market moves along quietly hoping for favorable develop ments, says Banker Clews. For the time being such hopes appear to be Tn vain, for the average run of news IS hardly of a stimulating kind. Rail- road earnings, both gross and net, con tinue to make unsa atisfactory compar- isons with last year; complaints of in' activity in trade are more frequent. while demand and prices for iron are declining. These and other signs of business and industrial contraction all serve to impart a listles tone to the stock market. That they did not pre- cipitate a fresh decline is probably due to the fact that present low prices largely discount such development, the large holders having anticipated them months ago, Tn fact, the most encouraging feature in the whole sit uation is the stady resistance shown to unfavorable news; for. howsoever un- satisfactory the general outlook may seem, the fact cannot be ignored that past liquidation has left the market intrinsically sounder than for long period, and stocks generally are in strong hands. There are probably few CT weak accounts in the street to-day than for several years past, and even the 'indigestibles" which still remain are held in strong boxes, from which they canot be dislodged except at will of their owners. There is considerable satisfaction in this knowledge that the market is intrinsically sound, for this should enable Us to view the period of quiet. which promises to last until the harvest and elections are settled, with comparative eduanimity.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-06-04

Many business men complain of a feeling of fatigue and lassitude they do not understand, It seems to be a product of the last forty years and IS increasing. Everyone is influenced more or less by suggestion. One yawn in drawing room will start an cpl demie of facial excavations or tearfully concealed attempts thereat. On the same principal much of the weariness of this age is due to the voice of the telephone girl. says one, writer. If the drAary, resigned intonation of that alng-song would not start a contagion of fatigue, nothing on earth would.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-06-04
sATuRDAY, JUNE {, 1p04.
A Lonr rulana man save,, q how fro

A Long Island man saved boy from drowning and did not know till after ward that Lne lad was his son. It may be mentioned in this connection that a Pennsylvania butcher has just received $25,O00 from the estate of a woman whose runaway herse he stopped sew eral years ago. Some heroes are re- warded even without extracting a wad from the Carnegie fund.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-06-04
Strawberry Egg-Nog.

Beat the yolk and white of one egg separately and to each add one tea spoonful of sugar. To the yolk add one teaspoonful of lemon juice and two tablespoonfuls of strawberry juice. Stir in the white, leaving enough to serve as 3 neringue for the top.-Good Health.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-06-04
Snakes as Rat catchers.

Snakes are not infrequently employed as rat catchers in the Philippines. Nearly all of the older bungalows in Ma nila possess what are called house snakes--huge reptiles that reside per- manently up in the roof and live on rats. These big creatures are harmless, and rarely, if ever, leave their abodes.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-06-04
STOPI DON'T GET HOT.

over an argument as to where to buy your Trunks, Bags, Dress Suit Cases and Umbrellas of the best make; come here; we are headquarters and exclu- sively of, our own make of that line. The lowest prices in the city; it will pay you to come and see our line and prices before buying elsewhere.
 LOOK OUT.
 A disaster is one of the possible re- suits of not having your Trunks or Bags repaired before you travel. We would like to call to your attention that we do all kind of repairings in tat line in best manner at reasonable prices. Umbrellas recovered and re- paired with best gloria silk from 6oc up. Telephone 119-2, and will call and deliver your repairs.
 Waterbury Umbrella and Trunk MT 153 Bank St lforne1ly cor Bank and
 Grand sts). Keys sold and fitted.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-06-04
"salted,o y Probably.

Lately find of diamonds, rubies and sapphires was reported to have been made in the Hope valley of the Orange river colony, South Africa. Ex- perts at Johannesburg have examined the specimens and say they are glass,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-06-04
unaxnactad Ratioancs.

The oldest locomotive engineer in the world is getting his name in the papers. By the way, who is the oldest mason in the world now, and why is the oldest Yale graduate keeping so quiet?--Chicago Record Herald.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-06-04
Going to Mstiok.n

Senor Riesco, the president of Chile, was asked the other day whether he thought the difficulties of the political situation would necessitate his resigna- ton. He replied that he would never resign, his sense of patriotism requiring him to retain office.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-06-04
Russian simnlinitu.

Many Russian peasants believes that the Japanese are race of ugly dwarfs and that the Cossacks kill them by throwing their big caps at them or guffocating them therewith.-London Tit-BitR
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-06-04
Smallest Coin the Maltese Grain.

The smallest coin in the world hav- ing genuine circulation is probably the Maltese grain" tiny fragment of bronze about as big and round as the top of 8 slate pencil, and worth only one-twelfth of penny.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-06-04
HEARD IN PASSING

No girl is quite as pretty as she thinks a man thinks she looks.
 Dents in the Columbia attest that the best built cruiser may not cut across lots safely.
 If the claim that liberty is dead in Russia is really true, 1t shows that men
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-06-04
LaeIking the Frills.

Many 8 great man has considered himself failure because hA couldn't dance.- Chicago RecoTd-Herald.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-10
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

PROTECTION UNDER ANY FLAG
y Identification and care In sickness. accl-
dent or death. credit reference medical
bined With special accident and disease
Insurance. Registration with the sInter-
national Registry Company, 23ls Broad
Wy New York. Provides instant
sickness or Inconsistencies. distress or
difficulty OF any kind, thus supplying
e prompt medical or legal attendance.
IL care, attention, or financial assistance.
& Ia s! Of the State Of New York, has Of
E fees In the leading American and Euro
+ pean cities. and agencies. everywhere.
snnna rep o1ae
without additional expenses. u special
accident and disease insurance contract,
y paying maximum weekly indemnify Of
limbs or eyesight, IS weekly Indemnity
for. loss Of time, not exceeding five
D weeks and $3.50 death benefit, from acci-t
dents arising, while. riding in or II struck
E Gle propelled by steam. electricity, cable,
s compressed air or horse power, or while
riding on,a bicycle or from the burning
q Of a dwelling house, store, hotel rsthea-5
) tre and pays death benefit for drowning.
This contract also provides for s6 weekly
indemnity (not exceeding FIVE !, wees)
diseases: 4 Smallpox, typhus fever. scar.
4 let fever. epilepsy. mumps, brain fever.
chicken-pox, Asiatic cholera. measles,
cerebral apoplexy, tctnnusa lockjaw). or
sunstroke. The, annual subscl!p tIon OF
g for registration under plan b. In,
cludes insurance for s1,5oo ma ximuin
+ benefit and a weekly indemnity Of s. for
not exceeding ten weeks for accidents,
4 and five weeks for diseases as specified
Il l5ndcr$ plan .C'''$8Sthe annual cost Is $
and includes insurance for $2,5oQ ma i-.
IL mum benefit t, with SO weekly indemnify
for fifteen weeks for cciden IS and eight
weeks for disea ses. undera plan ID n the
indemnity Of $40 for twcnty-six weeks
Z for accidents and ten weeks for diseases;
a the annual cost. including all benefits OF
registration, being S. There are no a 81
sessmen.s. or dues. The annual lsubscrip-.
~ A. IS under plan b.. $ under plan
Sc" or IS under plan d.. covers re
insurance to the subscriber for, one year.
TIL, cheapest INSURANCE combine on With
nation call on or address G. HICKS 81
81 SON, General Agents, SCI III Main ST.,
u Richmond, Va, Room 4. Reliable repre-
5YScntatfveS wanted stfssg -
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NO SURPRISE
N PETERSBURG |. [
Election Commissioners e e Can
vass the Returns
To-day.
PLEASED WITH THE CIRCUS
Drinking Water to be Analyzed
Tor Typhoid Germs Only a
Few Gases i'll the City.

iSuecia 10 The Times. Dispatcn.)
PETERSBURG. VA, November o--No
surprise is expressed ut tho election OF
The Republican national ticket, but the
size of the nlaiorities and the result IN
MARYLAND and Missouri We're utterly I'M
expected by Petersburg Democrats, some
Of whom were very hopeful OF New York
state.
The election commissioners will meet IN
the Office or tho G1orl. OF the court to-
morrow morning TO canvass the returns.
Betting on tic ress:it OF the election, es-
pecially as 10 tho doubtful States, was
moro active than usual, and q consider
able amount OF money will change hands,
one Roosevelt hacker holding the long end
of about thirty bets.
Tho big Forepaugh.Sells Brothers cir
Gus reached Petersburg this morning
from Norfolk, and for several hours the
streets were lined with people waiting
for the parade, which was very GOOD,
and must have been nearly a mile long.
On circus days Petersburg is always Wis
tied by large numbers of PEOPLE from
the adjoining counties and today tue I'll
streets .arc crowded with them.
John AIcBri1e, young white tramp.
who was arrested here nearly three
months ago oil suspicion Of being impli-
Gated III the robbery of tho postotiice at
Port Norfolk, was taken 10 Norfolk TINS
morning by Deputy United States Mar
shall Bendit. where he will be tried in the
limited states District Court.
There arc a few cases of typhoid fever
M the city. and some alarm has been
aroused: but the extent Of the trouble
as very limited. Tho Council, ct its last
meeting. ordered that a careful analysis
OF the city water be promptly made.
Miss Margaret Bailey, the beautiful
daughter of Mr.. David Bailey, well
known wholesale merchant of this city,
will be married on November 9TH 70 AIR.
Walter Walsh. of Jersey City.
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81 Richmond. Va. Novembe L. 1904. Il
THE REG UlIAIt ANNUAL q 1T E,rlNci
OF the Stockholders Of the S. M Hyde
Bven,bcr. 1901. Eat 8 0. clock p. NJ, at the
# office of Lancaster g. Luck o. No i l07 r.
Nam Street. Richmond, Va "A full &
tendance Is requested. as ma tiers OF n,-
a EpOrtanco to the com any Will conc be-
tsElorc the meeting. If t;i IA
yss CLAY DRENRY.g Secy.H and Treas.
"A 8. n. HYDE CO..#I.NC. Sss
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THE RATE
FOR CLASSIFIED WANT
Ri ADVERTISING

4 Is I cent per word Net Cash IN
ADVANCE. with minimum cost
Of Is cents for each insertion.
The same rate applies to deatna
marriages. obituaries and all other
classified notices. No display type
allowed in the classified columns
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-10

ONLY THE SELECTED BEST, 3CULLED
from the multitude Of new millinery
ideas, are shown at MRS. M. L..
B WORTHAN1'S.N No. 216 N.Third Street
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WANTED, ONE OR TWO YOUNG MEN
TO share a nice suite of rooms. consist
ing or a bedroom and sitting room: To-
Gated near Seventh and Grace; rent very
cheap; comfortable and clean. Address
II. 12. care this office.
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I FLATS FOR RENT.

LEE D1sTRIG THREE OR FOUR
rooms. sccond.floor flat or divided be-
tween second and third floors; porcelain
BATH hot and cold water: gas tele-8
phone, etc.; convenient to cars; REFER
cnces given and required Address c..
IL, care this Office.
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MILLINERY.

CALL AND SEE THE LATEST, STYLE
lastly trimmed hats Mt HRS. CHAM
made TO order by expert milliners.
Prices very moderate
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ASK FOR RUssEt1.s AEr1.RoACH
R Powders; positively destroys water bugs
will be mailed on receipt Of price by w.
F. EANES. Twenty-fifth end Leigh.
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SEALED PROPOSALS
Notice to Feed Dealers,

le Office OF city Epgineor,
Richmond, va, Nov. o. 1901:
SEALED PROPOSALS 5W'lELi BE NE
ceived this .otiino nj 4 cl0ct j. Non
Z MONDAY y November A, 1904, for fur
nishing, delivered ut tho CITY Stab .es,
1 IN such quantities and ut 4, s'lrh times as
900 Bvshels Best Quality Nh u Mixed
Shelled Corn, I.
300 Bushels hest Quality No. 9 Mixed
d S,helcd Oats. fF
s Tons Best Qual'ty straw,
Il 2 Sacks Ssa II. . 8. !. !. \. ssyJR i$ 81
D certified check tor $1,000 rAMs =, &C. &C.,
execution of contract. .i sss. 53
The Committee on Streets and ,Shockoe
Greek reserves the right to- reject any
4 and nll proposals offered, and to award
tho contract as q whole or u. separate
parts. w. u. gt!liI SftAAh,8HG4
NOy loaf CITY Engtneel
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-10

COLD WAVE is COMING. WINDOW
>Glnss at THE BRUCE HARDWARE
ri COMPANY. No. 5Cs East Marshall ST.
@'Phone 1928. ri ~ II an 4
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Old Dominion Building and
3SFNr1t ~ SlN ran AEcprt. i'm,

Richmond. va. Nov. I, 1901
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAVE
declared q Dividend OF Five Per. Cent.
payable at the Office of the Association
On and after November 10Th. 1904.
b, "a, BARBER, Treasurer.
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THE LENNON 1906 ~ MARSHALL
Rooms with or without board; also
transients. F
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ANY BUSINESS MAN T H 3s sSa s f co. & %
BOARDING

MISS sP1TzER, 1915 e. F'l2ANKLlN----
Boarding, permanent and transletts.
TWENTIETH ST.. NJ. 232-NvANTE1o, A
limited number of gentlemen boarders.
also transient: good Table board and
nicely furnished, sunny rooms, charges
moderate; Twentieth Street corner
Broad 8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-10

HOW ABOUT YOUR BONNET? WE
would like to show you some OF the
hats. POINDEX'rER-KIRI l-PA1aR
Co, 41s y. Broad. N s3 y
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HERE'S no THE MAN WHO LOVES
\ his wife alone, for many q man loves
love his own. but bottle Of COCA
& COLA will keep peace In the family.
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ANTIQUES.

THE FINEST FURNITURE AND
other antiques ever shown in Virginia.
& These are antiques; no imitation or
MOORE. 1917 Semnles St.,@Manchester.
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ASK FOR RUssELL.s ANT1-RoACH5
Powder; positively destroys water bugs
will be mailed on receipt Q price by w.
Il z. EANES. THenty-iiftE and Leigh
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DiyiGEED NOTICES,

Wilmington. n. g., Nov. 3, lso4
Office al the Treasurer
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company
THE BOAR.> OF DIRECTORS Of TIL.
nave declared "A Dividend Of Two and
g&Qnrrhalf PCT cent. on the Preferred
4 Capital Stock q. s.lat Company; dividend
due and payable AZ the .oiiice OF tho
after November ~. 1904. Tho transfer
books VIII be closed from the 1st 10 the
10Th days OF November, both Inclusive.
JAMES +. POST. Treasurer.
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FOVERCOArs AND aRAINCOATs, BOTH
long and short from $1,000 up; quality
the best that can be had I'OIEDEx.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CO., AIS East
Broad. s#
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THIRD, s., eos--WANTED, OCCUPANTS
for seconu-story room. furnished and
heated; convenient to board. Apply 2D2
South Third street.
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BOULEVARD vELvETs. BOTH PLAIN
and corded, at $l.OO. Nothing so new
for suits Pl1niBERrO on PRICE & co.
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SEE OUR STOVES, BOTH WOOD AND
ia coal; goods stoves can't DO sold for less.
OSTRANDER'S.2 09 w. Broad Street.
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CALL AND BE coNvINCED-A$F FINE
collection Of original Antiques at low
4 prices. L. N.sARNALL, BIS Brook Ave-
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NEW ARKANSAS OIL FIELD-G. NJ.
Bailey, Missouri Pacific Immigration
Agent Little Rock. Ark, can get you
f All oil lease. trfling expense. Fortunes
from future sale leases.
ABSOLUTELY THE BEST AND BEST
FL fitting MEMS Shirts for dress. plain and
plated Blossoms, ut sl.o0 IEAIBERTON.,
PRICE & co. ~ ~ isa
NEW STOCK OF, SHOPPING SATCH-
" els, and 4 In tho approved shapes : all
modestly priced. PEN BERTON, PRICE
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

SIXTH. N. 514-EURNIsHED ROOM,
convenient to bath, with or without
board. strictly private family; terms tea.-
sonable. Apply to 514 N. Sixth Street.
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FOR sALE-oNE FULL sIzEsUPRIGHTi
Piano, ahogany5 case, 3 pedals; for
j at our store you can get 1t for s1s5.
4 FERGUSSONSBROS IL West Broa d.
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NOTICE.

.FRANCIONE'Sk RESTAURANT is THE
only place In the. city that makes oys;;l
ters a speciality all<the year4round, and
Steak FOR sc. /; one dozen Lynnhavcn s ~
or Horn Harbora Oysters, zoe. on half
shell, and one dozen fry for 30c.; also
employs all white servants. The choicest
#Eof everything in season quick service
and politcgattention, Wines and Liquors.
imported ana domestic Lad es, private
dining rooms upstairs. Furnished rooms,
with bath. Open day and night, at
1 I'FANCIONE'S S. 9o5 and 907 East Broad.
2 - Phone 052 qsSif
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WANTED.t

OLD GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT AT
highest cash prices or taken in exchange
for all kinds of watches, clocks, jew.
clry and silverware; also taken for re-
pairs at j.. WEINSTEIN'S, 1901 =. Main
IL Street
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GUNS.

COME AND LOOK AT THE $3.50 SIN.
fgle-barrel Brcech-oading Gun, worth
doubles; also our hne stock OF double-
barrel Guns; we can give you Some spe-
cinl bargains. BRUCE q HARDWARE
CO., sos l.. Marshall Street. 5F179$
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BISHOPS, THE RELIABLE GENTLE
mems furnishing store: new, fresh goods
at prices to suit all; call and see his
e stock 702 IT, Main Street. ri