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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-02

The class numbers fcsty-three, there
being fourteen from the state University
ana fifteen from Wake Forest College.
There are five negro applicants. !,
Governor Aycock this morning heard
the appeal for the Communication OF me
dealt, sentence OF label Register 70 IRE
imprisonment and reserved hls DECISION
Register is under sentence to be hanged
in Colum bus county for the murder o.
J. Essic Bolcs and Jim S. Taley. B
Next Tuesday tho prosecution IS 20 %
heard against Communication.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-02
THE Mad Princess.

IN a bitter conflict Is raging y certaln
t;ern.an and belgian cities. the, STORM
eentasot which e The Fr dnois Il LOUISE IS
I Iihc princesn is a lunatc, say somei
sba lis Is woman In white, q SANG !yom!a!s
obtained In an insane asylum, others say.
rs he king. her father ponts out y h, Z;
s sisi or it,e Empress Charlotte, WHO be.
c.,ns deplerlted after The shooting OF
AIaXlmtlian by the Mexicans.
3s3 Ipr BachraclL, Of "a Jenna, cont III
this princess 10 Q luns To because otneg'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-02
DIR. BATTLE ON SERMONS.
Greensboro Fire Insurance Com

Especial to The 4.mes- Dlspatch.)
GREENSBORO, N. c., Feb. 1.-Rev. Fl.
Nv. Battle. leaves for Wake Forest, where
during the week he will deliver q series
OF lectures to the theological class at the
college, on ..'The Making and Delivery OF
Sermons"
The Greensboro fire insurance COM
panes, in seven hours after the nd'
justers had agreed upon the amount OF
loss due by tho different companies on
the Normal and Industrial College fire,
sent their proportionatr. part Of the
amount, sl5,5N5O, to DR.. McIvcr, to be
forwarded to the State Treasurer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-02
companies and tho great retail stores. and

companies and tho great retail stores, and
putting 1t through, II germ ltilling pro.
cess. In this plan 1t is contemplated TO
treat hot only the paper money but
also the metal coins. Z, q 81
In the interest OF dccctiey, as well as %
health, It IA to DO hoped that thu u line
Is soon coming WHOM all the money
Handled viii DO clean. '.1rilthy lticre'
nov has a double sgnificnt1cc,
By tho way,tir some 1sichiriond t'ntk
would fnake Il APPOINT TO pay out a; none
but clch,, money, wo >>l2cltnvo t1h,l it
would Increase its tho OF customers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-02
North Carolina Sentiment.

senator Simmons Is endorsed at home.
The Wilmington Messenger says:
We are glad that it was North Caro-
lima senator who led the Democrats In
open advocacy OF accepting the SITUATION
as il exists and urged the acceptance OF
tia ACCOMPLISHMENT OF this great COM,
jlncrcial enterprise II is an honor to
ou... State.
Tie Charlotte Chronicle, which finds
comfort in anything that happens in It's
state, says:
This Is the fine, old-fashioned weather
OF our Observation-Disclosures; weather !ike
they used to have when cotton was SaM.
teen cents q pound and when. everybody.
RAID their honest debts and then; had q, 9 !,
goud time. We congratulate tie Cla
Nt.rth state, and the other cotton STATES,
Tor the return Of the good old tines
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-02
More Money.

During the Christmas holidays The
Times Dispatch noted with pleasure tue
fact that the banks were issuing clean.
crisp notes. 1t was indeed luxury to
have such notes In ones possession rather
than the filthy stun that usually cir
culates.
This question Is now receiving the at
tention OF Congress, and recently the
president OF the New York Board Of
Health appeared before the House Com
mittce on Banking and Currency and
heartily endorsed pending legislation for
"clcan money, Or, Darlington told Tic
committee he had begun m investlga-
ton which was now being conducted by
Dr. Park, OF the New York. Bactcrlolo-
sical Laboratory. for the purpose of,as-
certalping scientifically what Is now fully
believed by the medical profession, that
old bills are mediums for transmitting
disease germs. He based this conclu-
sion on the advances which have been
| made in recent years In surgery from
| the practice OF keeping the hands. and
instruments absolutely clean. Should the
experiments In the New York laboratory
develop the fact that the money in use
In that city is loaded with disease germs
Or. Darlington announced his lntentior
| of formulating some plan for Its dali,
or weekly sterilization. He believes tina,
good will result to the health OF the
city by getting the money from the grca,
arteries OF trade, such as the street 81,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-02
Instantly Killed.

Especial to Tie Times Dispa tcill
HENDERSON, n. G., Feb. WINE
sitting on the main track under ne inau.
ence Of whiskey Saturday afternoon H iy,
:aiu Simon. Cola. rallroad, employs 2yyeiaS o.
engine and Instantly killed. his skull be-
ing partially crushed and his brains scat
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-02
THE SUPREME COURT.
Forty-tl1ree Applicants for Law
Yer's License, Five Colored.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
RALEIGH, N. c., Feb. 1.-The North
Carolina Supreme Court convened this
morning for the February term, all
the justices, except Justice Douglas
on the bench. he being. detained in
Greensboro. and will arrive tomorrow.
y To-day was devoted to tho. examination
OF applicants fox licenses to practice law.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-02

WHO she would not have Travelled from.
carlsbad to England with, 90 pair Iot
hcrse s, and that she would NOT nave
tollght 135 pairs OF shoes, all at tllg same
bind Furthermore, the doctor adds, ishe
5sf'Wkat is certain Is that the princess,
WAS not considered TO be- lnnatlG g, n NJ
taftIrlther elopemcnt with Lieut.. l>ld1s-
.y.tcl,,s-New York Journal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-02
3Had tol Be Killed,

~ yesterday evening about 6;S0 o'clock
tho buggy and horse Of Keeper Dickinson.
p were styaek =, ss5 1e,sa s say
one wheel Of the buggy was smashed
and ono Leg. nf the horse SO badly hurt
that The animal had TO be shot
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-02

cause. IT i IN @
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Notice has been served on the Rapid
Transit Commission Of New York by
the Trinity corporation thnt the tunnel
now being constructed under lower
Broadway threatens the tower walls OF
Old Trinity. Church, and that the: city
must be prepared to hold itsof rcspon-
sIb1e lie digging the subway in any lranr.
ner, dana ges the church property.
We gather from the comments Of the
New York papers that there is really
little likelihood that the church will be
injured. The probability that 1t will
DO is remote indeed, yet the corporation
has very properly taken precautionary
action in case the church edifice should
suffer injury. . r.,
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Emperor NIenelik no doubt meant we'll
when he. resolved to send the President
two lions, but what the President is to
do with them VIC do not know; to give
them away. would be unciylll-to keep
them, IN the Whites House would he itu1-
IRA utlcablc He will have to lendat
to a ZOO we guess. For Il return pres
ent, he might send Ills Royal Iiig hn mess
a cub of tho Tammany tiger or else Il
baby elephant descended from the e. 81
Q. r. animal. u q ss 4, ts ..s.. #
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The Nottoway News, published f'p M g g.
crewe, is just fourteen weeks odd and y d
is one Of the liycst Journalistic young
sters that ever came down the pike.
Already it has grown from a six to, a
seven column weekly, and all its co..
umns are interesting and for the most.
part newsS. -
After we have uttered all the sentt-
mental stuff VIC may about the county
courts, we must admit that a wonderful.
amount OF time has been wasted "tend-
in cote" and in some quarters batter
crops may be made now that there's
no monthly court TO attend.
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Ir<all the hogs that sec their shadows
to-day hide in holes in tho ground! for
the allotted time, there wiN be a lot
OF vacant houses and empty rooms IN
town for about Sin weeks. /,
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Colonel Bryan would probably break
his back il ,ho should too suddenly fall
or tho Kansas City platform, This may
explain. n thing or two. @
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The willipus walipus. that cleans the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-02
Alas, Poor Yorick!l

4 The Portsmouth Star says that It Is
not championing the cause Of the Fusion Ion
members Of the General Assembly from ron
Norfolk county: ~ We: take pleasure IN
making the correction. That leaves these
members without "a solitary Democratic
paper in tho state to champion their
cause. i5 Il, II i N III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-02
PublicitY.g

"A bil has Been offered In the House
by Mr. Ould prbviding tina section s47
o. the Code be amended 50 as to read: 4
The board OF supervisors shall cause
to be made out twice n wear. Immediate
~ after each Of its two annual meet
ings, statement showing the lnggre-
gate amount OF the receipts and dis
tursenlents Of the six months next pro-
ceding, and after the last annual meet
ing the board OF supervisors shall cause
TO be made out also a statement showing
the aggregate amount allowed for the
next succeeding year to the officers of
tho county and for Incidental and neces-
sary expenses of the county, IN form
as follows: ;t SzBf
no the sheriff OF the county........,..$
10 the county clerk..,... By
TO the Comonwealth's attorney Of
M tho county ......................-*, "
no tho treasurer Of the county. ......$
10 the members of the board OF SUI
perV1SOrS .,............ ...'..........'-'S
10 registrars .............,...*
To the superintendent OF the poor...-@
10 Judges Of election: s.:.........t f
10 clerks of election. ,:o.'.....S
Ia Name Of person to whom warrant
Is given ............., ............ .y4t.Y
u, Loca ton of bridge.
10 amount. paid for the building
thereof OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
Fo, overseers Of roads ito be named
and amount paid each stated.......s
For damages In opening roads:
(a) Name OF landowner to- whom
damages Is pa}d..,
Oh Name OF road. ......... .,............
(c) Amount paid for such damages..s
For support OF the poor: I'LL
Names of the paupers supper Ted,
% Amount paid eaeh.....
And au itemized statement Of nciden-
tai expenses ut the county not en-
Traced BY either Of the foregoing Items,
which statement shall be made out In
tho following form:
Name OF person to- whom vibrant Is
given Observation-Disclosures.
Amount Of lwarrant.,.....,....
For what warrant Is given ,.............-
copy Of such, statement shall be
posted at the front door ot ithe7 court
house and at each Of, the voting plnces
in the county or published In one OF
more newspapcrs OF the; county or Az
Joining county or city at tbs. direction
of the board. 49,. yse ss.:g
II is further provided. that the grand
jury shall SEQ to 1t that these state
mcnts arc published according. to law.
This bill is first rate, as far as y
goes. But we suggest two important
amendments, The statements should be
published once month and they should
DO published In tho county newspaper
10 post them at the courthouse, door Is
not sufficient. They should, be publish
cd iii the pa per. so that each and every
taxpayer may take the account hons
and study it at his leisure, Publicity Is
| the great power Of the press.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-02

A warm rain is all that Ia required now
to put the roaring Jeems on one OF its
highest horses. II. n. 1850 II.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-02
b ..sl I. - !. = -
our STORES SAVE you MONEY y
BEST QUALITY ..sl
,C.RO.C Z: r | IS

q Cabs Salmon for. go. $500. .s..sxoo
Beet American GRADUATED Sugar, n We:
pound t.I.l.t..,. 1t.....s.lA,.2s/k -
Pearilne Washing powder, tor.'..'.. Z. ,,
pounds California Peaches for..... 20 sst
FRESH Malaga Grapes, pound ~. . 4. ego
Home ads Mince Meat, pollt1 q u 800, 20.
Mountaln Roll Butter, lb...s. s %
Small California Hams, pound ......ns0
2 pounds Nav Aominy ard orlts 1or., .! %.
8 lbs White a. etIgar or...............zoo
Small WkIks Beans, quart. ..........t.,. ~ 81
Large juicy lemons, doxen.....s....lse'l
Best Cry Meat, per ..,s'...8 . ~ g
Quart Masot, Oars Vanilla syrup .... 100
Best !, cream Cheese. ound...........1sa
Canned Tomatoes, large cans. ......, ~
New Q Tipped 4errngs, dozen 'or...s . y"
Good Lard, pound ........s..' &c! &c,
Whole sWest pickles, quartz. ...,., 100
Gibson, Xxxx,5 Mt. Vernon. Oscar
oeper Old Brands Whisky, bottle. 7Se.,
s.lb Jars homemade Preserves t $50, !so.
Blackberry or Catawba Wins, qears 12o'i
New Dates. 90, Or 8 lbs for, ..,.,....zeo
salt Pork, per pound....
sn1Itt,fcld n ans, pound.... .,s.........15o
Etackln1 and Scrub ishes...........b 90.
s bars octaeon Shaped Soap for...... $50.
Cood Green Or Mixed Tea, pound '2ec.i
New VIrglnia 1UokWheat, lbs. Tor !. 2eo.
Canned sugar Corn. .........ts.... ~ y, 90
Country Joles, pound. ............. 80. &c
eest Leaf Lard, pound .............,..ec.
Duffy's Malt Whisky, per bottle... Soe'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-02
Personal and General.


Mrs. Jane gIou2 Boia, who taught Patti,
the famous singer IN tlIea only public
aeh1e1 she 6reseet IL n e s
lie Oldest woman college graduate
In Massachusetts, Is not IN tho United
States, is DR.. Sophronla Fletcher. Of
Cambridge, who recently celebrated her
18th birthday,
4iFIt is announced that the Hearst Esyp-
uai,5 expedition, of which DR.. George a.
, RCsiner IL director and DIR. A. II, Lythroe
assistant director will continue this win
tcrto make excavations III Upper Egypt,
where II has been occupied now for
I three years, .a4
\ l,rof. Glddngs, Of Columbia University.
condemns the strictness o. the new tmmi;;
grafton laws and declares that Il To!stol
came to this country Immigration Com,
nlssioner Williams. o t ellis Island; n.
~ would be Obliged ITO deport him,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-02

And after the beautiful comes the
slush, which Is, neither beautiful or in
teresting. {. stas &.!.5EsI. W.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-02

Mr.. IIanpa ls.$ going to- take a trip
South for his health and. probably to avoid
further denlals.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-02

The beautiful snow ceases 70 Be beau
tlful when it, gets rolled up into
ball,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-02
Tho AshevIllc Citizen says:

Leading Democratic papers, and Prom
trent members of tho democratic party;
are united In the oplpion that =, W !, had
his; peace and. retire to that obscurity
witch Il presidential candidate. twice, Re.
lected by tho people, should accept Will
out question, They also agree that AZ:
Br.ar,'s deliberate attempt to rcsurrect
a dead ISSUE, and again wreck the party
to which he Ia supposed to beNat'1llated IS
deserving OF severe condemnation, thEa' 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-02

Ifsall the hogs that sec their shadows
to-day hide in holes in tho ground! for
the allotted time, there wiz be lot
OF vacant houses and empty rooms IN
town for about ;siN weeks. !, 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-02

Tho snowhtorm Reems4to have known n. no
north. no south. no7 east and no west,
It has whlte-rrockeds all alike L; 4; Z. Z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-02
The Times-D]| ! Dispatch
Published Daily and Weekly {
4 FAt No. 4 North 'renth street,
RIohr,ond. Va. 1ntersd Jaru'
ary a7, 1908, at Rlohtncnd, VA
ss second .cjasa matter, under
i Act q Congress ~ March ),
1879.

= < Z 4 " ( . l.. y
rhs DAILY TIMES. DISPATCH is sold
$slt 2 cents a copy.
Il 1,he SUNDAY TIMES. DISPATCH =
lold at s cents a copy.
The DAILY TIMES DISPATCH IN
GLIDING Sunday. in Richmond ana man.
chester, By carrier, 10 cents per week OF
20 cents per month.
THE TIMES. DISPATCH, Rlchnond' va
81 MAIL. Ions M e.. (r%sr cs' No. 10.
pa;1y s,so san syd.v sSS s ise
Sunday edition only..... 100 Ivy *
v Weekly Yvcdnesdays)..I loo " -
All Unsigned Communications VIII DO
rejected
Rejected Communications VIII not %
returned unless accompanied BY stamp
uptown Office at a. ml'lers' H N'
Bic East Broad Street. y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-02

After we lave uttered all the senti-
mental stuff We may about the county
courts, we must admit that a wonderful
amount OF timo has been wasted "tend-
in cote" and In some quarters batter
crops may. be made now that there's
no monthly court TO attend.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-02

Colonel Bryan would probably break
his back il no should too suddenly fall
Off tho Kansas City platform, This may
explain. n thing or two. @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-02

Tho Virginia real estate men arc cut
ting UP considerable dust these days
II Observation-Disclosures
This is all hogs day, especially the
ground hog, st-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-02

The warrcnton Record is tired Of both both
Cleveland and Bryan. 1t concludes at,
aba editorial OIL the situation with this
paragraph: B.
!. The Democratic party is capable Of
making a democratic platform, and Sc
Letting its own Candidate, without, the
nsslstance OF either MI. cleNyeland Or
NJ, Bryan, Lot us 20 before tue people
Etruo Democratic candidate, and our
chances for success were never bet
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-02

Tho willipus wallIpus, that cleans the
snow off the street car tracks, kicks up
a lot Of dust at q mighty odd time for.
dust. ,% N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-02
The Life That Is Worth Living

4 IA slae5 q
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-19
PARKER WILL SPEAK.
Expected to Tour the West or at Least
Visit Indiana.

Expected to Tour the West or at Least
Visit Indiana.
Esopus, N. II, Aug l9--No definite
plans have been made FOR Judge Par
ker Ia visit the west during the cam
paign. but it is almost certain that a
speaking four Of some kind viii be ar
ranged. 1t nay De that Indiana will be
the only state il the west where the
candidate viii speak, though his pres
ence Is desired in Nebraska. Wisconsin,
Colorado and Illinois as we'll This Is h
question which Will be taken up at once
by the national committee, and an early
announcement is expected
k was stated At Hosemount that Ma
ior q Y. Menzies ana John w Spencer
Of Indiana received no answer TO their
invitation 70 Judge Parker TO visit their
state hut il is known, too, that he did
not decline The general impression
here is that Judge Parker VIII make
several speeches In the west when he
goes to tile St Louis exposition The
date for that trip has not been settled,
but the Judge aud Mrs Parker will
probably leave here late N September
and remain away over the first week in
October
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-19
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Bake with gas.
See segel q Brady's big adv on eighth
page.
Only few left Of those 25e lace collars
for l5c at Vaughan's.
Saturday candy for 29c per box at the
Red Cross Pharmacy.
Abbott's fur sale, at prices named, is
sure to force the season.
See the specials In $500 and 5000 walk
ing skirts at S9.9s at Fits.
A special sale Of children's hose, two
pairs for 25c, at Perrys on Saturday.
Old gold and silver wanted at refners'
prices in exchange for goods at F. &. Burr's
Our line Of samples for custom suits
and overcoats cannot be surpassed. Call
at McWhorter's.
Miss Edith Downie goes to Hardwick
tomorrow for two weeks visit with
her sister, Mrs. James Ross.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Jenness of Ign.
donvile, VT, are visiting their daughter,
Mrs. c. n. Kenyon, AZ Merchant street.
James A. Doyle Of Rutland is here in
the intsrest OF the Marble Workers Inter
national union. He will be pleased to
meet the officers of the unions connected
with the Central Labor Union at r. i. Me-
Carthy's Office In the Morse block.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-19

1t is very important that horses In
tended for tile city markets be well
fattened. This can usually be done by
feeding mixture Of coarse fodder,
rorn. oats and bran. BY adding a lit
lie steamed grain with Oh or haxseed
neal once week the fattening process
may be hurried along. Horses ought
10 gain from three TO four pounds per
day II properly fed American Agri-
sulturist
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-19
TO0LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION

FOR SALE Young pigs, four weeks old.
Apply 20 Geo, Robertson, Thomas street is2tf
FOR SALE AT Al BARGAIN.--An American
Dictionary and Cyelopedia DC voiuInesl. Cost
s5s WIN sell for so II taken before septem-
Brook street. IS2te
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-19
IS You Well When We Are Right.
WaiStings.

This lot Of Waistings are find. They
are warranted yarn mercerized and are
best grades Of soc Waistings. They
come. in Oxford and Mosaic patterns.
Half Of this lot al 25c the other half
at 35c per yard.
One lot Of waistings in jacquard pat
terms. All Of these are yarn mercerized.
Regular soc goods. Just the thing for
Shirt Waist Suits. These are put into
two lots-one at 25c and the other at
2oc per yard.
The above values will be a
surprise to ladies Of good judg-
ment.
See the new
GiIbertson's
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-19
Fur Sale.

It's early for Fur sale. We expect
the difference in prices will seem 70 you a
saving large enough to take advantage Of.
seventy-fve Black coney Cluster scarfs
with six tails. This is our csc quality.
They sell for misses school wear. We
do not recommend Furs at this price. If
what you want, the price will be in this
sale now soc.
Twenty-Five Brook Mink Cluster Scarfs
for misses wear. These are seryiceable
and all right. This sale, Sl.4o.
Fifty Isabella Opossum Cluster Scaris
with six soft tails. These will sell later
at $500. This sale now. So. OS.
+h;ng,e ~ I ad,ae, Nacl,,uaa. -,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-19
Fur Sale.

One hundred and fifty Isabella and
Sable Opossum Scmf with six very lone
tails, collar very wide and full Thil
grade sold BY Us last season at $3.50.
This sale now, sos.
Ten Isabella and Sable Cluster Scarf
with two brush and four soft tails, lined
with squirrel Good value at IS. SO and
5000. This Sale now, 81 08.
Ten Isabella Fox Astorias with brusE
tails. You have always seen this grad
at s7.5 50. This sale. S4. 90.
High-grade Furs, such as foxes, Il
came in this large purchase, will 60 ID
this sale at prices proportionately As \
as those advertised