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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1904-05-21
M1LLIoNAREs POOR STOMACH.

The vermont stomach OF the oVef-fed
millionaire is often paraded IN public
Prints rs a horrible example Of the evils
attendant upon the possession OF gleitt
wealth. u5mi(ll0lalfesjtr IRE not the only
ones Who are atflirtel with bad stomachs
Tie proportion is tal: g%Eeatcr. among tue
tollar.. Dyspep il, and indigestion are
rampant among these people, and they
suffer far WoFao ]tOTtites than iMililohaiSeS
unj.ss they avail themselves OF II stan
aafd medicine like Green's August
Flower which has been a faEorite house
bpId remedy far stomach troubles Tor
over t~hirty-fiye wears. August Flower
ronses The torpid liver, thus creating APP
retite and insucing perfect Digestion. II
tones and yitaIizes the entire system am
makes life worth living. no matter WHAT
yoar staten. Trial bottles KRIS; ies''f;',,
ize. s5c. At A. J.. GODDARD ;. ~
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1904-05-21
INFORMATION WANTED.

Last July Gilbert WA. Hankins,
aged 2lyears, sou Of BIZ. and Mrs.
j, I. Hankius, residing on Fairview
plantation, left home with consent OF
his parents to visit different sections
Of the country. lie was a quiet
young man, q years Of age. The
parents last heard from him at East
st. Louis. They are very anxious
and distressed about their son, fear
ing that he has met with soine
fatal accident, Should this item be
read by any person who knows the
young man, please address his father,
JAS. I. Haukins, Berwick, La.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1904-05-21

Weak lungs should be carelal. Coughs
ana coids are dangerous lhen. One
Minute Cough Gre cures coughs and
colds aid gives strength to the
lungs. Mrs G. il Fenner, Of Marion,
lad, says, II suffered with a cough
until / run down in weight from LIS to
81 lbs. | tried Il number Of remedies 10
no avail uuti! / used one Minute Cough
Cure, F0ar bottles of this wonderful re-
medy cnred me entirely Of the cough,
strengthened my lungs aud restored
me to my rornal weight, health and
strength" sold by A. j. Gedard.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1904-05-21
SEED!

In order to raise good crops, you
must plant accIimated Southern
seeds. We are prepared to fill ali
orders promptly with new crop of
tie following: Turn'ps, cabbage,
aaulidower, radish, kohl rabbit
beets, mustard, celery, tomato,
eggplant pumkin, carrots, lettuce,
Ieeks. endivet small seed IRISH pota-
toes for August plant, bermpdaand
Creole onion seed and sets, red and
white sballots, field peas, holo
beans ii fact The entire line Of field
flower, grass and garden seed tor
the southern soil towering plant,
hrubs, fruit and shade trees veg
table lats in season, fancy peul
~, eggs, fancy dogs and btfk-
hire hogs, j. steckler Seed Co.
d,.New Orleans, La. Catalogue
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1904-05-21
UNDER THE
COPPER MOON
BY CHARLES
SLOAN REID
= 1 1000 - nv ~ ST1(NIy,-a IVY
Copy right, 1903, BY I. c, Mcclure.


The hot, spiritIess night was lighted
by a copper moon whose rays were
filed with uncanny figures of miasma
arising over the swamp that stretched
away southwark from a cabin on a
knoll. From the muffled distance came
the sound of the pile drivers sinking
timber on top of timber into the marshy
soil of the swamp. 1t was the night
shift at work. The construction OF the
railroad was Being pushed as rapidly
as the situation would allow, and men
there were yielding up their lives eV-
cry day to the insinuating grasp of
malaria.
On the steps CT the cabin sat q young
woman, gazing with hollow eyes to-
ward the moon, Willie from beyond in
the deeper darkness of the cabins in
terror came s0uorous sounds from the
nostrils Of q man in drunken sleep.
All last the young woIla arose and
walked across the yard to the dense
shadow OF q palm, and she limped with
pain. At the roots of the palm b sat
down and rested her chin in her small
hands. I'he sound Of q light footstep
reached her ear a moment later, u
she did not raise her head until her
name Na called close to her ear.
Gus" she murmured, 1--WE been
hopiu' ye'd come, though don't reckon
it's hardly right to do it. But how can
a body help it, Gus, when he does the
way he doesY'
Cant, Mag, an I'm proud We can't.
reckon it's selfishness in me, an It
may not be right for me to be steppiiF
IN between q a an his wife an
shown We my love the way / do, but
We warn't mated right, Mag, an Jim
knows it as wen as you do. But, little
un, what I'm thinkin' about is where's
the help"
."That's SO. Gus. Where's the help?
( took Jim for better or for worse, an
If it's worse l reckon it amt for me to
| complain-that is, to anybody but yc,
Gus"
Il notice ye're limpln', Mag. More
Of Jim's meanness, reckon"
'Nothin' much, Gus. II
81 reckon ye'd as well tell it, Mag
to me-"
Eyes. l know. But Jim didn't know
what be Was dom hardly, an the ta,
BILE was rickety anyhow"
Jest about made We run ever the ta-
Bile. / guess. But, Mag. ! been won
derin' if We had any rations. know
Jim amt struck a lick sinca-l mean
in the last two weeks
II know what ye mean, Gus. 4t
mean since We give me the last money
An'-an' I'm obliged to say It's 50.
don't know how. hut somehow he foun(
out | Lad the money, an he wanted t.
borrow it. an didn't see any way t.
refuse him"
Il reckon pot He always get
enough to get drunk on. But what
want TO know is how long we've beer
without anything to eat?'
Mig gazed for a moment toward th'
corner moon in the heavens and was
silent. the muscles of her gaunt fac
twitching slightly at a suggestion o
the hunger she felt.
Mag, / reckon ye'd jest IS well tel
me-"
81 know. Gus. I know-but'- Mn
dropped her face into the crook of he
arm and began to cry.
Gus sat on the ground a few fee
away, gazing upon the N Wit
oil the love and yearning Of his sou
in his eyes, and allowed her TO cry !
silence. But ct last he spoke aga}a.
Il know it's been long enough. b
said, lingering q gold piece he had fas
en- from his aGcEe-
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1904-05-21

WANTED.-inforggation as to the
am Of heirs of Iheodule Guidry,
formerly of Abbeville, His widow
was AIRS. Celestine Touchet. Small
recovery can be made for heirs.
Address Harvey Spalding & Sons,
Washington, d. c. M ID.
Gov y. c, Blanchard was inaugu
rated az Baton Rouge last Monday
with fitting ceremony, and the new
administration is now in charge OF
The States affairs, Gov Heard
leaves the executive chair with a
clean record. and the good wishes of
the people follow him into private
life.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1904-05-21
Made Young Again.

zone Of DR.. Kinks New Life Pills
each night for two weeks has but me III
my teens again. writes D., H Turner
of Dempseytown, la. They're the best
in the world for Liver, and Stomach and
Bowels. Purely vegetable. Never gripe.
Only 25e Sold by A. j. GODDARD Drug
gist.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1904-05-21
NOTICE

IN accordance with article so OF the
State Constitution notice is hereby given
of the intention to amply to the approach
ing session of the General assembly Tor
the passage of q law exenlptIng the rest
dents Of thu corporation of Erath, La.
from the payment of parish license.
Erath, La, May, 9Th, 1904.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1904-05-21

Two hundred and seventy-fve
students of Princeton University will
visit the Worlds Fair in a body dur
ing the latter part of May.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1904-05-21

An olive tree containing 1000
in~candescent electric lights is "a part
Of an olive oil display in the Agrical-
ture building at the Worlds Fair.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1904-05-21

j. aHN 49,
ur. and Mrs j. T. Thomas are the
rroud parents Of a baby girl.
chas. Corrodi the State St erchant
Taft This week for a visit to his old home
in switzerland.
non,t forget that all pres"riptions
o.a :7llod Mt the Abbevilln Drug with
W. chemicals and 7Sqnibh's EX-
tracts. Ask your family doctor II these
nronarations are good?-and, If they
hove ever before been exclusively used
in Abbevillo.
Matefia, for the new Hotel ipge is
crriving on the ground, and the build
inc will be pushed rapidly.
Remember the Abbey lille Drug Co,
It'd. handles strictly firstclass goods.
No substitution.
Judge NJ. T, Gordy and his charming
wife, were visitors to'BataH Rouge this
week. attending The inauguration cere-
monies.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1904-05-21
PARTITION SALE,

State Of Louisian9- Parish of Eermilior
18th Judicial Dis trict e~ourt-No. 2Ud9.
Marie U, Addison
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1904-05-21

The Abbeville Drug Co., is open all
night for your convenience should you
reed anything.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1904-05-21
ThnrsdaY, June l6, 1904.

between the hours prescribed by law
the following described property, to-wit:
All the rights, titles and interest for
merIy belonging to 4. |. addison deeeas..
ell, in and To that certain parcel OF Ian
situated III the town of Abbeville, La.
beng the west half of lot No. 3S OF
Regrets portion of said town. boHndGd
north by Pence street,South ard East by
Mrs Matbilde Leblanc. aud west by lot
No. 60, with all improvements thereon,
and in and to four shares of stock OF the
Abbeyillo Building i Loan Association.
The rights, interest and titles of said y,
/ Addison being such as exist under his
contract of loan with the Building u
Loan Association. The title to said par
eel of lana being in the Abbeviile Bnlld-
ing d Loan Association, and the four
shares Of stock being pledged to said as
ISOLATION,
TEEMs-Cash, Ii
Sheritf7s Office, Abbeville, La, this 18th
day of May 1901.
j. 0, HEBERT.
Sheriff.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1904-05-21

Ex-Gov. w. ". Heard has ac-
cepted the independence Of the
State National Bank Of New Orleans.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1904-05-21

George c Addison, ct ais.

BY virtue vi an order issued out Of the
1T5n Judicial Court and 10 me directed
fully authorizing and empowering me III
the premises.
Will offer for sale, at public auction,
for cash, to the last and highest bidder,
ut the principoi rent door of the court
house III rhe town of AbbeNille, La, on
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1904-05-21

Remember orr line is complete with HOUBIGANr PREPARATIONS, which
are very superior to Roger ~ CaHet, Ed Pinaud and similar manufactures
This is sufficient to give you an idea ofof the standard OF "a goods.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1904-05-21

STATE OF LOUISIANA-I7th Judicial
District Court-Parish Of VermiiioD
No. 81.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-17

,rru.a s,,ry p4ctor and Secretary Duke on
/ tho final day was not an onerous. one,
ME net results OF the final entries
are as follows: .,oo
Two nv candidates for Mayor at SLIGO $500
! Fifteen candidates the Board az 9l IT,. 50
Fifty-fve candidates for common ~
: Council at SO. ......, -. $500 y ..''' Wy
Total amount received. .l...,.l... go sl'o'o
- PM tn UP CrIEEFaElI1.I1Y.
,r,vor Tay,or and Captain Carlton
| mccarthy each paid an add ttlonal GOV 70
make ,lp the $500 assessed aEainst ING
| once Of Mayor, owing to the Wllnarnmu!
a. tho other candidates, Hat MI. tllcks
~ Colonel Anderson remained IN, inc lee
wo,,d hnve been 500 each. Messrs, = ~
lor and Mccarthy had each sptoY'oua'S
| put up 500. r,,n,np
There arc fiftyyfive candidates ha.a
! Toy the lower branch and ouL . .I'ese =
4 onlv thIrty-five can BIO chosen, each VI
the seven wards being chtittiueu, y ~
i members OF the body.
4 Ont OF tho thirty-fve prescnL '' ~.
of the Common Council, twenty.elght arc
standing for reelection. thonsn nan
OF them have been thrown into othet
wards than those they now represent
by the new renpportioninent schen'e N
For this class arc the folloWlhs' MI
stein, from Jackson 70 Ats,'sr -
Huber, from Lee to Henry; Alr. ia ,t,s
from Monroe TO Henry; M fotloc..,
! Teefey and Whalen, from Jachson ~
Madison; Messrs Allen ala @tiNs'''ts'
from Marshall TO Jefferson, go ~.
Il!,NIl SERVED lSEfoe,l'l-fs, IL.
-Four OF the new men running lor .lls
Common Council have heretofore servGu
In ono OF the other branrhes ~ ~,
past They are Mcssrs .Wnli tIrsI .
Madison; FERGUSON. Of Lee; l.ie cse
OF Marshall, and Don Leavy, OF Gay. !,
MI, Waluerstcin served e!sht y ", ~. !.
1.-The lower branch from Madison tna Wa'
dcfented by n narrow ria1 w MI
ago Mr., Ferguson representeu Ieils ,l,.,,,
In the mesent Councisnntll aNle tle,l'oNe'
! his residence 10 the Yostern1. portion ['o' Q
, the clty. 81, 4,...5 !, .,,t,
i Nj. Dlckcrson was II tflye$ttiln tpfs s,
dent OF the Board or unu = A.
Don leayy served n term 9il t.sst ~ w = =
branch from Marshall sYyagd sps's q -
ago, III s. >, q ~
Ing for the Council IN Horny y, AZ r.
q twice tttG Gommon@,solt y va " f = Z Y
4 tic CITY. q, I 3,,,.,d
I, Or tho fifteen asplran.s forBfAe seaf'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-17


julius a. Hobson.. r.. Le- asurlor Z. ). ~.
X. pollock, John Tcefey. 'losepn wal az
.,lsteip, John IT., West, NJ f.fs'S ~ =
Charles u williams, Jr.
s9 MARSHALL WARD.
Aldermen-John Mann, Jr. (One 70 10
a. Common council--W. III. Curtis 10 8,
scpl, g. Dlckerson, 'Joseph Faherty, -
RI. CARRIER, John r. Grimes, NV'lpu
Grlggs, 'John It, Neagle.
MOI I H CLAY WARD. !.
Aldcrmen-Ro Whttet, Jr' loiie -
Common Council Bottom. Sr q d
7. Dance, Howard s. Heslep' ION ~ " q I
Don Leayy george j, Hooper, e. =. 80, !, :
Miner, sJohn T. Powers, CIV. op'Te' :
$50 JEF1fiERsoN WARD. !.
,3Aldern,en-J. b. Wood zone 70 We
on comon council-Jan,es N. \. Allen
.1villian r. Cavedo, "A. IL. t'lourn ~, !,
John J. Lynch Morgan r. Mills, ,1pse ~
q phillips, Phil, Shea, g. II n,l.n.'..S =
1hun,as B. yyillinms, 'Thomas ~ = es'e :.
i LEE WARD. .-,,.,,
Aldern,en---A. w. Bennett, F4'''' =
SHIELD. (One.to be chosen,) 49,. y,
3 Common }Council--Clande u bath''tH :.
RI. IiiIett. -E, III, FERGUSON, -. W, TIM =.
grove, ". W.S5Morton, H. R,5 fo''atu 7
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-17

ion are to be chosen. Nino Of them are
incumbents and the rest new, men.
.rl., Following have been thrown out OF
tho wards they now represent and are
running before, new constituents; !
Mr., burton, from Monroe to d Hen en- ry.5
Messrs, Beck and Bahen, from Jack
SON. 10 Monroe,
There are two pretty fights FOR tho
Board, one is in Lee and the other ~
Madison. In the former, MT. q. W. l5el-
nett, the well known undertaken. Is COM
retinE for the honor with MT. Phll. =
Shield, and III the latter Messrs' ". =.
Dabnny. and Otwuy S. Allen, botEl present
members, are contestlng, for the only va
cancy to be filled.
below will be found q complete list OF
all the candidates for the Board ana
Council who paid up on yesterday and
whose names will be on tho official BAL
lot. those indicated by a star being new
men and the ncumbents being 'unmark-
ed:
HENRY WARD,
Al6ermer-tA. Beirne Blair r. Burton.
.BurtonI II. Cirlndy, ". y Wingfeld.
/ (Tlnae to he chosen)
Common Conncl--sJ. G. Corley, Striving
u. Cannon, I'll T.. Grimn,sll fJohn 8.
Lea, ~ III. Spence, M. l., spotswood.
sI4ewis, G. Williams.
MONROE WARD.
| ,9 Aldermeu-James Bahen, ST., Henry Z.
Beck, II. Ct, Rennolds, w. 4, Witte, ItIWo
to b. chosen)
Common council--sA. S. Baker, flames
| b. Cannon, sJohn F. Lea, Il, II. spence
mi. II spotswnod, +LeWls 9, NNllllams, y
MADISON WARD,
Aldermel,--O tway S. Allen, w Dab
! ncy iJne tn be chosen,)
Common Council--Harry ~. dleln
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-17

unoll the stage and was accorded Il .llae-
tering reception, such as had Just been
given his predecessor. lic promised con-
tinued faithful service II returned. iie
made u longer speech than any OF inc
Council candidates. and went 70 some
extent into his record of twelve years
in the Board.
He believed he was entitled TO re-clec-
ton because he had protected the M
terests OF the people in his long SER
vice.
A Sharp Retort,
When Major Allen was saying he had
been fair to all interests. some one In
the audience asked: How did you fo'ei
on increasing tho pay Of laborers OH me.
palks?"
Il voted no. vas the qulck reply,
'"rhere were only two of You. thank
| God said, the one In the audience. ana
/, In a second Major Allen declared amid
! great cheering that lfe had consistently
voted against all increases IN salaries
and wages.
He referred in a biting manner to the
uuostioner as this man., and before
1.-the speaker had finished defending
course on this point, he was given QUITE
an ovation.
lie declared that unless man IN th'
Council was q "srrfter" he had u mare
, re.ad TO travel, and then he discussed
, the recent SALARY raising business
. some length, and he declared that n
/, had fought il from start 70 finish
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-17
FOSTER HAS THEM NOW.

z Mn IL. ". Foster, the Wei KnnW .T' I'M
e, whose studio Is on North Ninth
stteot, has purchased all the negatives
Of the Elite studio, on Broad slreot'
which nacently suspended business,
These negatives have been carefully .a y.
systematicully filed away by MI Foster.
n1nls no Is III a position to duplicate any
orders sent to him where sit ms We're
had at tho Elite. Mt Foster tnlnks 'n wen
az Tie work done by the EllEs W. ~ a.,
fine, and he will he glnd 70 ~ ].
p!icates at any tins 70 'nos0 ase''i's
them
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AS q Mild Offset


tuition freii, the railroads.
AS a Mild Offset.
II say these things as niiid olis's..
to the suggestion In some quarters tiul
/ am a reckless man, & have neVer peer.
beaten inca fight J have lndcrtahcn iorI
better municipal conditions, ana az ti'ssS
counclmen III both DftlcHcs "'o NY
iricnds.' 5Hss
C,aplajn Mccarthy created great meffl-8
mnni .by saving that If all the support
ers Of his friend Hicks Who were JUST
waiting 10 vote for tho erstWhlle cahuf-
dnt,s would vote for him. the cohlcst Was
already settled, and he urged those pres
| ent 10 look TO the future auNancetllfht
| and prosperity OF the city pS CHOOSING
strong executive and Intelligent council-
,aen.
'Ofiic..s We're intended as a reward Tor
lsoryices," Nc said, and with outstretchcd
4 hands he declared; II certainly do not
NalI, the faded votes of tho mayoraltS,
! want to gather UP material ana MAKE
some honors OF my own ana WIN t'le
guiding nelp nf this 'intellis.,sl ro srinn -
IL II elected. will make the. Office o.
Nlayor one which any man might coYe''
Urged Him On.
Captain Mccarthy was about to slor
iarc hut there was loud cries OF go
on;'f Go en-" and he declared tnat lh'
effect of his Two campaigns would never
cnnse. mill the childrcn of the present
aoiicration had reaped the benefit,
If lie sud he had raised the sianuaro o.
thc otrius, and II he could but M II nc
cC.dlng 10 that standard, he would zee
i,rstly proud. II lie failed N THIS h'
would be willing 10 leave the s'ate,
when Captain Mccarthy resumed ~
seat there Was long continued cheering
ana when the meeting broke up srea
crowds gathered upon the stage 70 shnk
his hand and to offer him theli coFa'a
support, ,,ost cue
cessfpl yet held in the campaign,
The candidates for the Common Coun
eli and Board from the Ward LED OF
and spoke ia tile following order ea ,s
forcefully presenting his claims Tor ~
honor he seeks: Messrs Glenn, iopsol
Masurier. Pollock Wallerste!p and Yves
lor The Council, and Mr, NJ. y Dapne!
for the Board
jus, as MIR. Dabney colrladed, Ma1t
~ ptway ), Allen. hia compellsol, cam
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-17
WONDERFUL HORSE,
Would Catch Moonshiners by
Nv IL . Collar and Hold Them.

t7t lIlCts SO41oA o41o = - -
Especial to. The Times Dispatch)3a Z.
\ GREEN BoRo, N. C., April 16.-A COM
apany to handle carpets, mantels.-5 wall
inaper. etc, MAS 3organ'z ed yesterday. with
4 capital stock of $50, 900 Tho new firm
VIII scunv, the building now occupied
by the five and ten cent store e, me ,ii
foitlcers Of the company are H.. r. Holt
day, president; a. n. Perkins, ylco-pte :l
Who has been In The retail carpet busi-
moss for several years, becomes manager
Of tho new enterprise.
A very valuable horse belonging; 70
Deputy MnrshalA. G., Bryan, OF .Avlllsos
county. Ied Thursday. The hnrseB no1
been trained by him to eaten n'ochauess
who tried to run away When , Wanleo.
, Tho animal showed unusual intelligence,
and when given the rein would salwa y,
SO the story goes. help hsrlde eaten me
! law breakers, ,5s,4i
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LARGE Granite Corporation,

tBy Associated Pressl ", \. I.
DOVER, DEL, April ia ferlll.tn - ),
of Incorporation was filed mere '1T sso.
ciation Of Wilmington, Del. to deal !, 2
grnnItc and other stones, Capital stocA'
SIT OOO, 900. F
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-17
Hot Game.

The Little shamrocks defeated ~. y
Pho street Hltters to II yes'efu"s
afternoon. 1Ui,lie
batteries Little shamrocks & 9' = .,e
vn'Iriinn and Charlie Doggett; t,ne v,
street Hltters, Newton Lee ana Wy
Bryant l6 ,s3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-17

Mrs. James Clark and daughter, p
New Haven. Conn. nre the snesss. ~
Mrs, Thomas streat, no, 2524 If9ss
Avenue easa Sla RE
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Astonishing, Far.Rcaching,
Fetching.
J HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT.

49, 1ss Snama's a afns Bird Seed 81
15c. Star Corn Cure. ~. ...... ~. TO-
100 Empty Capsules, any size...... 5!sc.
zoe. Best Wool Carriage SPONGE. 1UC!
50c. Best Wool Bath Sponge ...... 1Dc.
Lie. Best SILK Sponge. ..... ....... Dc. III
Doc. Celluloid Sdnp Boxes. ........ 2lc.
\ &c. Toothpicks. 5000 In box......... 31ac.
10c. Writing Tablets. Naturalization. Be-
lac. Fine Writing Paper, all
shadeSs per box. DO.
15c. Whittemores Largo Paste.
per Dox...... ....... $40. ............ NC.
y Sc. Nipples. best made, &C., 8 for Sc.
y 10c. Corn or Bunion Plnstcrs, per MI
box Observation-Disclosures. ......... Q. :
25c, Bishops hooking Bird Food. 4. i 11sc.
loc. Large Bottle Of Lemon or
s Vanilla .1c. r.,
1tc. Diamond Dyes, all colors. :. Glsc.
+ 95c. Bath Tablets. per bottle...... To-
loc. Bath Tablets, per bottle...... re.
l5c. Gold Paint......... SC. N.
3sc. cclluloid Baby Rattles....... lie.
1bc Caustic Pencils Oc. II
5G loo. Eye Shndey. Observation-Disclosures. G.
90 SC.r11t nh, s1'lps i5 {per pai,) n. y. 12r.
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25c. Large Nickel Engraved soap
Foxes ........ 1Dc-
1oc. patterson's Toothachc Wax. ITO.
Soy1 ner box n 7ke
Loo. Dime Corn .Salvc.............. 7c.5
&c Court Plaster, two for......... DC.
N CSC. IVYcth's Menthol 1nha ler...... &c.
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1Oc German Corn P1aster.........5 z c.S5
Csc. Bath Tablets, per bottle.....- &c.
I0c Bottle Very Best Pepper
mint, sweet Oil. Spirits OF
Nitre and nilla..,...-.......s.. -!.c.
&c. Rat and Roach E1termina-
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(. S9 g., IS, ns... 2oc.
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&c. Toilet Paper, per PACKAGE. a g.
1nc. Moth Balls, pound :,.-...tt....5 ~.
35c. pekins Camphor. ~ ..
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lj5c Bottle Vanilla, Turpentlne, 33rf
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