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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-11-05
Laughed at Death

Richmond. Spcciai-Overrulnr the
motion OF his counsel for a new trial.
Judge Witt. az the Hastings court
sentenced James Goode. double muir.
dmor. to hang on December 3D. Az
ter sentence bad been passed Goode
turned COB che spectators and laughed
as b. Ee considered &C. a good Joke
Goodc some time ago shot down
negro named Fox Ina most brutal
manner. He was later located in a
house one night and an attempt was
made 90 arrest him for che crime
Tie escaped. however. after innictinE
wound ON Police Inspector John r
Shinbergor from which the Inspector
died "a Few days later After n long
search the murderer was found just
outside the city concealed under "a
pile OF brush. Tie was in such con-
clifton from hunger and fear that he
made NO attempt to use cooked re-
N0iver that lay beside him.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-11-05
OLD DOMINION NEWS.


Petersburg. S0ecial--with the oc-
easion marked By a celebration in
which tho people OF Petersburg and
surrounding country and other cities
participated. the work On the govern
ment project Of diverting The navigA-
Die Appomatox river from its regular
channel and carrying 10 two and a
half miles around this city. vas be
gun last week. Senator Martin. Of
Virginia: Captain r r WinSlow. L..
;. A. and leading citizens OF Peters
burg. made addresses at the celebra-
ton. With an appropriation or $500.
0oo made BY the last Congress. a dam
will be- built across the river az the
head OF the harbor. where tide water
Is reached and the new channel will
lead from n point above the dam and
return 10 old course below the city.
where the depth Is I've f&thoms and
where the volume OF water Is sui
Gent % carry OF the sand and gravel
washed down by the freshets which,
until nov. have built up bars and
islands In the harbor here The new
channel viii De 500 feet wide and
probably twenty fest deep.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-11-05

Hon. c. W. Fairbanks spent ths
day a. his home in Indianapolis. and
viii devots the coming week 10 a
tour OF Indiana
In New York the opinion is acid
that President Roosevelt win reply in
a speech TO Judge Parker's charges
OF trust aid being given 10 the Repub-
licans.
The alleged odds Of 90 1 on
Roosevelt quickly dropped 20 4 10 1
and under when some Parker money
appeared on the New York curb On
Saturday
Kogoro Takshira. japanese minister
10 the United States. was operated ON
in New York for appendicitis.
Worlds Fair attendance FOR last
week was 1885. making the grand
total 1888 .295.
The third general assault by the
Japanese on Port Arthur has o. gun
The Russian inquiry into the North
Sea incident is IN progress at Vigo.
Spain.
Obstructive tactics by the oppOsi-
ton led TO violent scenes in the
Madrid Chamber OF Deputies
King Peter. OF Servia. arrived at
Sofia. Bulgaria. and was cordially
welcomed
Tomas AriaS resigned as Secretary
OF State OF the Panama Rep3bltc.
Secretary Hay has issued notes to
representatives abroad instrGctinE
them to sound the gov ers 60 which
they are accredited upon the question
OF roassemblins The Hague confer
enSe
In spite Ga sae great are Baltimore
is shown 90 have held her 0wn As an
l exporting city.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-11-05
Two KILLED by Dynamite.

Houston. Tex. Special.-Two men
are dead. two fatally injured and one
severely hurt. as the result Of dyaa-
mite explosion in the Basin oil field.
The dead: John Brumley. McKees
Rock. Pa. head bolwn on; Clarence j.
Hon. OF Tennessee. body blown TO
pieces. The fatally injured John
Rider. OF Pittsburg. Pa. and Bert Holt
The pumping foreman was also badly
injured but VIII recover Dynamite had
been placed in the Gueff Company's
well 10 loosen the casing. Ii was decid-
ed 10 pull il out and reset the charge.
In drawing the explosive up, it coiiided
with the casing and exploded.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-11-05
Shooting AFFAIR az Danvills.

Danville. Va. Specials. II. Bucha-
nan. a banker of Jonesboro. Ca. was
shot in this city and is In critical
condition. He was in the room OF Mrs.
w. T. White, at the latter's home. az
the time. end she has been arrested.
charged with the crime. She declares,
however. that II was a c=se OF attempt
cd suicide. Buchanan Is said 70 have a
wife living n Georgia. Mrs. White
says she knew Ssehanan in Georgia
before coming Ia Virginia
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-11-05
Manoevuers Close.

Gibraltar. BY Cabie-Four Russian
torpedo boat destroyers passed through
the Straits. eastward-bouad. this fore
noon. Swallowed b. a British torpedo
boat. The British Mediterranean squad
ron has been siynaled twenty miles dis
tant. The British mobilization manoeu-
vres az Gibraltar were brought 10 a
close Sunday. This is regarded as indi-
eating that no apprehension is enter
iained OK further complications Wit
kussia
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-11-05

negro butler az the McCre home foS
a number OF years. said they got along
Nicely together ard he never saw or
heard any auarrelS Mrs. Hanger. OF
stanton. and j. II. Browning. visitors
az the McCuc home. never had heard
a cross word there.
Miss Taylor. n seamstress. said MIS-.
McCue always accompanied her hus-
band 10 the door when he left after
meals Mrs. r. o. McCue. sister-in-
law. testified TO cordial relations. 70
licoman Grady said he had often seen
the defendant and his wife at public
occasions and that the former was kind
and attentive. Airs. Crawford. reia-
tive. and Mr.. Turner testified TO the
pleasant relations.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-11-05
Teleqraphic Briefs.

A week OF the most vigorous cam
paign work Is planned 5y the Demo
cratic national managers.
In many churches IN Philadelphia
it has been planned to have prayers
daily to save the city from the gross
corruption OF the Republicans
w. l.. Douglas, Democratic candi.
date for Governor OF Massachusetts,
fed 1000 persons at a barbecue sat
urday in his native town. Plymouth.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-11-05
Virginia Briefs.

Norfolk. SpeciaL--Fircmen found
Mary Nichols burning in her bed. and
she was sent to St Vincent's hospital
unconscious from her injuries. Viii
liam Nichols. her father. sat in his
chair dead when the hremen entered.
In getting out Of bed the woman over
turned the lamp. from which her
clothes caught hrc. She jumped on
the bed and wrapped tho clothes about
her. When the hremen arrived, the
bed and furniture were burning IL is
supposed the man died from fright.
The testimony OF DIR. c. s. Vanable
contradicted that OF Dr.. McCue in the
trial or ex-Mayor McCue. charged with
~ife murdar. ut Charlottesville.
Bichmond. Va. Special.-A FIRE that
threatened the destruction OF several
buildings at the Hampton Normal and
Agricultural Institute aud wrought
damages TO the extent OF 1000. oc-
Cured on the school grounds Tuesday
The large barn and the slaughter house
were destroyed. Insurance. $1,000
Berkeley Is still held under martial
law as result OF the lynching OF
George w. Blount. colored.
Fire destroyed the barn and
slaughter houses at Hampton lnsti.
tutc.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-11-05

Richmond. Va. Speclal-A negro
Baptist convention. with colored
preachers and lay delegates from an
parts of the country as members. be-
gan lis sessions hCrc. Addresses OF
welcome were made hv Mayor Nc
Carthy and Row. nr w T Johnson
coiorcd. pastor OF the First African
Baptist Church. OF Richmond. The
pastor OF the First African church was
notably conservative ia his remarks.
and earnest n the expression 81 "a
belief that the convention would find
wise solutions OF the many serious
problems confronting the negro race.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-11-05
THE HAGUE COURT
Will Be Called Upon 10 Settle Some
Recent Complications
Mr.. HAY ISSUES A CIRCULAR NOTE

Presidents Premise to the Peace Con-
oress at ST. Louis Redeemed
Through the Secretary Of State.
Who Says That The international
Conference OF 1899 Left Various
Matters For a Future Conference
Progress % the Russo-Japanese War
No Obstacle. Inssmueh as the Unit
ed States and Spain Had Not Con-
eiuded Peace on the Prior Occasion.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-11-05

Wash.ngtou. Speciai-The President
has issued the Thanksgiving procia-
nation. setting aside Thursday. No
vsmber "a. TO be observed as a day
cl festival and thanksgiving By all the
people % the United States az home
and abroad. The proclamation fol
lows.
By the President q the United state.
n America Proclamation
II has pleased Almighty God To
bring the American people in safety
and honor through another year. and.
ic accordance with the long unbroken
custom handed down 90 us BY our fore
fathers. the time has come when a
special DAY shall be SEE apart In which
io thank Him who holds All nations n
The hollow % His hand Tor the mercies
thus vouchsafed % IA. During the CEN
irry and a quarter OF our national
e.. We az a people have been blessed
beyond all others and for tbs W. owe
humble and heartfelt thanks 90 tho
author ~ all blessings The year that
has closed has been one 90 peace with
IN, our own borders. az well a. between
ua and an other nations. The harvost4
have been abundant. and those who
work. whether with hand or brain. ara
It"o ifllAs -lfattt- ArNttA mas Nl+teei
Npon honest enort We have been
enabled 20 10 our duty 90 ourselves and
40 others Never has there been time
when religious ana charitable EFFORT has
oeen more evident Much nas been
slean 20 us and much wilt be- expected
from us. We speak oi what has been
B aone ny ta-s nation iu no spirit az
I oolellulne-s or vain slorl. ont Win
I lnl ana reFerent realization that our
strength ls nothing unless we are help
4 @ irom above hitherto we have eren
I sven ta' heaft aAd me strength % Co
I l-t TASKS aiottcd ID ls as tnef sever
I a-'l arose
we are taanNiat fn- aii taat has
hten done tor n- lA tar paHt ana We
T pray taAt m me iAtnfr We NAY %
r.Itn- th'Arl It'd tnc Nlenlin@ stfnsele
+ 4. 90 OUT NAif IrAl'fN-if anu none SHY.
WIN rnaii'1 ana good VIII. VIA re-
/ eI''t TOY ourselves ana Win ioFe To-
warn oAt ieiioN men IN tn-s elrat
iePnnh, me euort % ecin ne nhlionai
/ -'l'n-tA WIN personal lie'"oh Pr n'.ihe
tlieA on scare more sisAhllc tAAh
ever before in the ~ofia history tur
success VII mean nn,n. not oais lo'
ourselves. nnl FOG tu' tutlIe ni AZ ln an
Ping anu 10y ~" ~ "'-l'N l- ~. ~.
.,nl snouln tee' tne save rs p'i'.' o .s
Ivy ieatns upon him uf Net' iot iH 80
.as' AI,Aly ..s 'nia au,,e.a niue, .ep.n,,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-11-05

Norfolk. Va. Special Martial law
continues where the negro politician
Biount was taken from Jail and muir
dered Col. Higgins. commanding the
troops there. says they will remain
as long as Mayor Allen feels there is
danger Of an uprising Tho murderers
are still unknown. bat there is belief
that they were familiar with the Berk-
icy Jail
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-11-05

Petersburg. Specialize tenth an
nual State convention OF the Virginia
division az the United Daughters OF
the Confederacy OF Virginia. opened
M the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ticn Hall here. The convention was
called 10 order by the president. Miss
Ruth Jennings. Of Lynchburg after
which prayer was offered by Rev. Dr.
W G.. Starr.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-11-05
A Big WAR SCARE
All London furiOusIy Wrought up
FOR Awhile
WAS NO BASIS FOR FALSE RuN0RS

Not Tor Years Have So Many Alarm
let Reports and Flaming Extras
Been circulsted-Hour by Hour the
News from Gibraltar Became More
Serious Until Finally IL Was Said
That the British Fleet Had Cleared
for Aetion-The Foreign Office Is
sues = Statement
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-11-05

At the close OF the Manassas maneu-
vers. one-half tire troops participating
were reported practically used up by
the fatigues OF the weeks operations.
They may think with interest of what
might have happened to them had
they been engaged In the lao Yang
maneuvers instead OF those at now
peaceful Bull Run, says the Buffalo
Courier.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-11-05
YOUNG M'cUE AGAIN
Recalled TO Testify Further in Case
Against dis Father
LETTER READ TO DIscRrDIr HIM

t6-Yesr-OId Son Of Alleged Wife Mur-
oerer Admits Having Complained
That He Was Entirely in the Hands
OF His Fathers People-6rother OF
Deceased Denies Having Said That
the Couples Honeymoon Had Never
Ended and Defense Contradicts Him
BY Three Witnesses-Defense AIsu
Taken BY Surprise" by Witness
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-11-05

London. BY Cable--Negotiation be-
tween Great Britain aud Russia look
ing 20 n settlement OF the North Sea
affair are progressing favorsbly and
thero Is no; the slightest danger
OF any friction arising between the
two governments. The constitution
OF the international commission under
The Hague convention is on the
verge Of settlement.
In spite Of these specific conditions.
Great Britain experienced war
panic Not for years have SO many
aiarmist reports aud flaming extras
flooded London The most extraOr-
binary feature OF this scare is there
was not one single circumstance To-
justify &C.. The excitement started
carly I'm the day. when newspapers an
nOunced the departure OF the Russian
Baltic squadron from Figo The pub
JIG were not in possession OF the in
formation cabied by the Associated
Press that only the officers concerned
in the firing ON the British trawlers
would be detached. and jumped az
the conclusion that Russia had bro
ken faith by not OBTAINING the yes
sefs involved fr tho aHair ON TON ~
this came wild reports OF tremendous
activity at Gibraltar Hour by hour
the news from Gibraltar became more
serious. until az last fhe climax was
reached with the announcement that
mo british no.f had cleared for ac-
ton In huge type the papers made
tho naraVai etatemonts .'The Russian
Fleet Has Saifed"--Tho British Fleet
Has Cleared for Action No news
paDor no p.rson seemed able fo eN-
piafn these events
THO ncv-s from Cn,~alta~ ho.ar,a
moro and moro alarrnfst Ambaesa-
dor Reukendorr was onieflv discuss.
irg with Forrtcr Minister Iansloxnc
tho personnel of tlr International
commission. but if was popularity ru-
morad that he was receiving an uIft-
nahum Premier Baifour Admiral
Sir Iohf. Fisher conmandrr.i ehfrf
az Portsmouth. Lord Seihornc First
Lord n tho Admiralty. and Prince
Louis Il Batfonhurg Director of Ma
val intelligence. were ali i'm tho CON
ference. and IL was openly limited that
they were planning The FIRST stroke oi
war. As . matter of fact. they. like
Lord Lansdownc. were engaged ii
/ considering names that had been sul
gestcd FOR tho international commits
sion When an London was in this
state or mind the Foreign Office de-
cidcd 90 ADOPT course most unusua
for t. and In order 10 auay the pub
/ he excitement gave out 90 the pres,
/ tho following statement.
Before thc Russian hcot lcit Wig
/ instructions were given Co the Rus
] sian admiral with tho view fo nravnn B.
/ ing injury or Inconvenience 20 neutra
/ shipping during the passage or On,
Russian fleet 90 tho Far East. 10
compliance with Russia's engage
mcnt four Russian officers have beer
/ left behind AZ Niso The two govern
I mcnts ere now discussing the terms
j rrff, -,Fn~nnn, o., f4~fnrunf f.,r, ~
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-11-05
FOR DAY OF THANKS
NOVEMBER l4TH IS SET ASIDE

The President Issues fSis proclar,s-
ton Designating the Day TO De 90
served ss a Day o. Fest,i ara
Thanksgiving by All the People of
the United States at Horne and
Aoroad--The Har~ests Have Seen
Abundant ard Those Who work
Have Greatly Prosocrso.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-06
- Classified Ads. ~
Star Want Ad Agencies.

P.A. Mullen. sci Ballard ave, spe
EitS Hall
Frsment pruu c. Ewing street
ard Frswent avenue.
W. a. Mansfield q Co. Druggist
f3d ard Jseksen
orahsu's hems Bakery, 2Tos lat
avenue.
c N LshnarSH. cigar store. sisS
neoend
Thea Harris ct PsstO'les, Rsnten'
klttls's Pharmacy, let ave. nerth
and Harrison street }. n. IHts'
preerseton
Carlton a c. prueslss. ear. sth
%. and Ps& street South seattle
=. A Moore. Pes,eftles, 80. Park
uelvsrsity Drua Store. urlvsrsls
6tstlen.
Howell St. Phsrmsey, io2' Howell
street.
Rainier Pharnsey, Mr.. Clark. pro
prister, eo2s z. Madison.
Columbia Drug store, w. j. stud
Ny. prop. Columbia. Wash
Broadway Pharmacy, y. G. Fisher
PREP els Broadway and James
Quaker Drug Co. 1913 lat ave
kesry's Pharmsey, ass N. eresd
ssyi phone. Union %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-06
WILL CURB
AU7OcRATS
Grip and Motornen Must Stop
Cars When Policemen Signal

As an outcome Of consultations
between Mayor Ballinger and Chief
Delaney with officials Of the street
car company. growing out Of the ac-
cident in which little Anna Omley
was killed. the Seattle Electric com
pany's employees will hereafter obey
the police during fires. Whenever
policeman gives the signal 20 a mo-
torrnAn or gripmnn the latter must
atop his ear Immediately Hereto
fore street car men have paid scant
attention 10 patrolmen.
The object OF the new rule Is 20
preyent accidents. especially such as
so often occur while the fire depart
rnent teams are running 20 fires.
Because the officials Of tho car com
pauy have not seen fit TO give their
employees orders 90 stop their cars
when fire alarms are turned IN Chief
Cook Was recently obliged 20 order
the department drivers 70 slow up
AT all street car crossings.
IL was on learning Of this faot
that the mayor decided 10 prevail
upon the Seattle Electric company
to at least obey the orders OF the
city's policemen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-06
INV CITY
HILL HM
Proposition e. Erect a JoiBt
City and County Building
Laid Before Council

The project 10 erect new city
hall and IA municipal building. which,
has been under consideration By tho
city advisory committee for mora
than a month, was formally present.
"a 10 the city council last night Ia
n resolution introduced by Council
man Hude. Tho resolution provides
for the calling OF special election
for a bond issue - tI09. 600 10 build
the municipal building On the tri-
angular block 40 F1fth and Yesler.
and another issue Of $4,000 Tor "a
new city ball. the site for which re-
mains u be selected.
The resolution further provides
that the city combine with tho couH-
~ 20 erect a building 70 be used
both for Il city hail and court
house. If the county shall agree TO
appropriate an equal sum for tho
erection Of the structure.
The resolution was referred 70
special committee OF the council
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-06
Real Us,s,.-cen,iousd

LOTS. stiO each. will sell these iots
from t2tn Go $50 each. fine view OF
Lake Union, etuHa ln. block from ear.
uu Harvard aud uuYlhtou Avenues
no lots cold e. cheap. lots from one
10 three miles farther uut command
much higher price. have bought them
cheap ana VIII take small profit
will guarantee 10 make you at least
- Dot cent on your Investment IN
less than one year. or Will loan you
tNosihlrdh Of price YOU pay ut any
time you wish VIII give real eHtn to
security Go fuifiit this. You are buy
Ing from owner and save all commits
sion. Abstract and perfect title fur
nluhed. Take University car Htt
off nt lilhiuu street or call and VIII
show you these slightly lots.
Houses modern am building at Hal
lard, ON Wiiutrt street. near rail-
sbu wish You could not buy lut
AID build for lees than q 500 Stop
10 yinE rent HuY from owner
iinune. 4 rooms. cement sidewalk. all
improvements IN aud paid nice gar
den, on Twenty eighth. near Jack
Hau price 81 loo. terms 10 suit
House. rooms modern. large lot.
price u. 60. terms. best buy Ia city.
SINGER. ai.gs HALEY BLDG.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-06
Aer..a.-For s.l.-con,Inu,d

THE onRtEs G.ACRE TRACTS are
on the market Five acres % clear
ed. partly cleared " numbered land
for frutu t2U snd up
particulars call 90 siuttsngrsu q
ArnriI owners 3 noRuelt block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-06
THE MARKETS

wHoLEsALE PRICES
rThese prices are 60 any buyer -
eusntitiss Prices on small purchases
average - per cent hixhsrJ
Provisions
Fresh Meat-Cow beef. 70 per les
steer beef. 11g1Ac 10. vssl lT1lc 10:
Pfovisions- Hams. lbsgise 10. breakf1ss
bacon. iso ID: bellies. fresh ING In
Vegetables
White River Burbankr. tooo
per Z" ton: California potatoes. 500
Der ton. Yakima potatoes. - %
Der ton carrots. &c Der sack ruta-
baEan. &c sack; cabbage. tsoa4 owt;
w.. 80, rss,shes' loo per dei eanch-s:
onions. go per cWt. green onions.
zee Per &c 't psr ~ pumpkin. i9itss
per NJ. Rhuharh. 1a4isc per 10. As
paragls. 81 sol o. case. Florida to-
mafoe-. s. 90 per box. scueumbers. r-So
Gao per boz.
Green Fruit. Etc.
AppIes. cooking. boo1n-so bon: Spit
renherKefn 81. 1SfI1-2 per boz. bAidwtns
Wasners. Northern spies. etc. a.s31
fancy dreeninEs. sedtl box. Wears and
tonAthann. s. bosTi- q sox. Winter fsl-
lies psars. 81 zbgIss bon. Wears aad
others about O. uax. fTnsapples. ts3
dor Redlands oranges. S15offlao box.
lemons. 81 sofac0 box. Cranbcrries, ti1
bbI. Persian dates. Sic 10. Hucklsbsr-
ries. ioo 10. Bananas.. $1,000. per
Australian onions. SO per ewt.
Hay, Grain and Feed
oats RIGS per ton: barley. 50 ton:
wheat. - ton; chop Atg1e ton .horts.
F w timothy. new. "a ton, +. W.
compressed timothy. new, 81 ton:
new wheat hay. usd9t ton: new alfalfS
ID ton. .middllnss. 80 ton. Peanuts
Jumbo. &c: Al &C.
Butter. Eggs. Cheese
Native creamery. &c per 10. Eastern
creamery. fresh. &c 10. storage. a9s
EEEs-Native ranch. so0ac don: ore
s99 ranch S eo' 5 re ps; f Ts,,-
trn. lee per ID.
Poultry
Ducks. live. lee: dressed iiSiTc per is
Geese. i2e per 10. SQUADS. scarce.
Fish. Etc.
Halibut, Tdsc per ID; salmon trout
~ g. per ID. founders. &c per 10. soiea.
taSc per ID: shrimps. ibo per ID smsIta
t0bc peF 10
LANCASTER. Pa. May s.-Rev.
Emanuel V. Gerhart, president of
the Reformed Theological seminary
OF the United States. died here to-
day. lie was 81 years of age.
-.-
SIS In millinery 60 be given away. 's
s-
Fresh Washington creamery but
ter, csc. Crescent Creamery Co, Ills
First avenue. 80.
S25 in millinery TO be given away. &c
s.
Campbell Douhletree Co.
Ad. will appear In display column
Saturday. 80
=s.-
SOS IN millinery 60 be given away. &c