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Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-11-12

Fofey's Kidney Cure
mikes kidaevs ard hiscOe~ S<1sss,
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-11-12
phillips LOSES OUT
BY SELLING TOO SOON

leased the. Phillips farm. Mr..
Phillips had not been in town for
several days, and was ignorant OF
the excitement the well in the
vicinity had created, so when
Messrs. Sloppy and Cowell hap
pened along and offered to lease
his farm, the inducements were
such that he let them have it. The
very next day another gentleman
happened along and offered Phil
lips a bonus of $1,000 if he would
lease to him.
Mr.. Phillips considers himself
himself out $1,000, and conse-
quently is not in the best of hui
NOR. He has decided to quit the
farm for the present at least.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-11-12

Fortune has often been blamed fol-
blindness. but fortune IL not so blind
as uen are.-Samuel Smiles
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-11-12
Ilp-TO-DATE RESTAUR-
Ant JUST OPENED

Mr.. Dolan will find him a very
agreeable gentleman and his rates
reasonable.
The bill of fare at this new eat
ing establishment will include
each day all the delicacies of the
markets. Fish and all kinds of
wild game will be served when in
season. All meals served on short
notice. Quick lunches a speciality.
Open night and day. 11,12-tf
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-11-12

The Republicans of Middle
bourne celebrated the victory of
Tuesday on Wednesday evening.
Sheriff-Elect H. B. Shriver was
present and was drawn along the
line of march by a number of
young partisans in buggy hand
somely draped in red, white and
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-11-12
REPUBLICANS HAD
GREAT JOLLIFICATION

blue. The band headed the par
ade followed by a creditable num-
Der with red fire, Roman candles
and other fireworks. 1t was a
noisy, but good-natured crowd,
the defeated Democrats taking
their medicine in the best possible
humor, and some of them yelled
for Shriyer.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-11-12
This Will Interest Many Men.

B. j. Longwell, the wheeling
publisher, says that if anyone at
flicted with varicocele or are
weak where perfect men are
strong, will send their address to
him at Wheeling, w. Va, (send
no money! he will direct them to
q perfect cure. He will tell you
how he was cured after years of
search for relief. Hundreds have
tested this with success. Write
today. 4.2l-d&w.tf
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-11-12
Strikes Are For Advances.

In local circles. too. til" strikes az
FOR advances of wages, not reductions
thereof. It isn't strictly polite to rub
Il in" on the free traders in this fash.
lon. but the truth is eternal and must
prevail. Compared with the number
of strikes since the DinGley tariff went
into effect, begun because Of reduction
Of wages. the number Of those which
we're instituted for increases are as the
seashore to a grain Of sand--Philadei
phia Inquirer.
= A Good Excuse Lacking.
"1 wish had 9 rich father"
"Why"
sgThen I'd have some excuse for be-
ing so worthless" - Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
Fortune has often been blamed for
blindness. but fortune IL not so blind
as men are-Samuel Smiles
Bravndo.
$50 Mistuh Erastus Pinkley is gwine
to cit married. sad the coffee coiorc1
youth with the larg" scarf pin.
Yes" was the answer. Somebody
done tol' him Dat marriage was ~
Jery. an he's such spoht dat he's
| rouu' to take Il chance."-Denver News
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-06


n considerable intcrcst In tho catnpaigns
~ month ago Democrats were Wishing he
would como tosl,cw York frequently. IT
VIVA frequently declared hts mere preeet1ce
close to Headquarters would be worth
many votes. He has done EVER better
than was hoped, fot-f lie l,ns not only como
bNt lie has gono to work. putting snap.
ginger and confidence into the people ut
1s,,oise yesterday Of the
at Democratic National Head =
quarters. Everybody notices It and hns
noted tho remarkable IMPROVEMENT In this
RESPECT iii the past two weeks.
One OF the deudest. dullest and most
thoroughly stale and Improbable points
In Now Yorle Is Republican National.
Headquarters Mt the Fifth Avenue. NJ
IL o'clock this morning, there were only
Two Or six mon III tho rooms OF the com 4
mlttec md neitlieltlie chairman. secretary
nor sergeant ut arms was, ono OF these.
ut that hour thcro were O. hundred poo
snle. Including visitors n y Democratic head
quarters. 81 $35 is
Captain Sam Donelson, tho did Tonnes i
sec veteran, remarked. 1T looks mighty
like Republlcan5hcadduar in ] 500, when
Grover Cleveland whipped Benjamin Hnr-.
risOn Otjti OF hia boot g.. 4a45S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-06
HOW CORTELYOU
SQUEEZES THE TRUSTS
fsnecinl u ,rhe 1i,nes.r,isnutc,,,

(specinl 10 The Times Dispatcl,.)
| NEW YORK. October 5.--ln ,in edit oriaA
To-day, tfleS World, under tile caption,
Tho cortelyo,i Scandal" says, in part:
= 'Odeisn. typifled by. Mi. .Udell s. con. (
duct In holding at onco the two offices
of Governor and chairman OF tho, state
Committee, Is recognized us a gross pub;
lie scandal HI
but compared with the scandal of
Cortclynuism Odellism Is as trivial az
petty larceny compared with burglary.
Observation-Disclosures Odcll can promise to
use power as boss with such members
OF his party as may be lin office next
winter to make things agreeable for tho
local franchise corporations that want
public fayors. Bit Cortelyou can apply
10th promises and threats TO every inl-=
portnnt corporation in tho United States.
ZIG Is in possession Of secrets that no
man before him ever penetrated. For
5si days the governments bureau of Cor
porations has been working to- perfect
the screws under which he Is now squecE-s
ing the trusts. a stockholder In a coril-
nuny5 recently wrote to the commissioner
Interpretations asking for certain facts.
Tho commissioner replied that under the
law all tile Information obtained was
for tho sole use OF tile President. And
AIR. Cortclyou Is the Presidents conf
dental representa- tive. .5 81 gSz XII
" Here nrc theelinls OF the logical chain
that connects tile White House directly
with hetrcasurlcs of the trusts:
u. President Roosevelt secures Judi
cial endorsement OF the antitrust law.
20 President Roosevelt secures the
Dassagc,of the Department of Commerce.
law, throwing open Il he books OF the
trusts to tile scrutiny OF the secretary 81
commerce. eF
% President Roosevelt makes his pri-a
v;lte secretary, Corteyou,s secretary of
commerce. 4s Fss.;i 5S, Il
81. President Roosevelt makes Corte1-3
volt loadca@wlth trust secrets, chairman
of the Republican National Committee
and sends him 10 collect money from the
corporations he has been investigating 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-06
WATSON SPEAKS
AT DOLLAR DINNER
Wants Parker to Get Ont Of the
Way and Give Him a
Clear Field.
Clear Field.

81 NEW YORK, Oct. b.LTlomas E.. Wat
son. nominee Of the Peoples party for
the Presidency. was dined By his friends
al a dollar dinner, In the Palm
Garden. on Lexington Avenue. More than
tivo hundred members Of the Peoples.
party. accompanied In many instances
by their wives, were there to greet the
candidate. VIM. q. Coakley presided.
n Mr.. Watson was late in arriving. He
came alone. clad In a plain dark business
suit. He walked through the long line OF
tables looking neither to the right nor the
left and took his seat Mt the center OF
the guests ia BILE. This was the signal,
for prolonged cheers OF welcome. After
the dinner, Joseph Buchanan, responded
to the toast. THE Wasted Vote, - He
declared that votes cast for candidates not
elected because OF principle were not
wasted.
John II. Glrdner. whose guest Mr.. Bry-
an always is when he is In this city.
spoke-on Equal Right to All and Special
Privileges to None. @
After some others had spoken, 31r. Wat.
son arose amid Wild cheers. He was the
last speaker. He began By saying. oh
~ that pretense up at Esopus would
only get out tof my way: OH, IL Judge Park.
CIR would only get out of my way and give
mo the Democratic papers and give me
the Jeffersonlan speakers and give me the
noble army that followed Bryan in SO;
II no would only give me all these,
would show the Republican party and
Theodore Roosevelt a great militant Dem
3ocratlc party from sea to sea. would
accept his challenge. might not whip
him. but he would know he had had a
fight. am a fighter On July; thu, fourth
i wasn't even a newspaper item. but now
thax. m f1nhflY,ng ma with nepcSDu Der
toons and editorials I long for and love
the thunder Of the guns and II only Judge
Parker would get out Of my way and lot
me command the army that he may COM
mlnd, would give the Theodore Roose-
yelt a battle royal."s s8i s5slg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-06
GEORGIA STATE !.
ELECTION HELD.
Little Opposition to Democrats
u Who Received Big
Majority.
,f.Rx.5 4 s.s,ociatcd5p Press. J.

I.
Ell ATLANTA. GA, Oct, 5--Electlons Of
state and county officers. members Of
the Legislature, judges and solicitors were
held III every county In Georgia to-day
48 Owing to this lack OF opposition. tile
returns from different parts Of the state
are coming In very slowly tonight II
will be Impossible before Tomorrow or
noxt day to estimate the total vote poll
ed. 1t Is conceded the Democratic ticket
was overwhelmingly elected.
Four constitutional amendments we're
placed on the State ticket for approval
by voters. These sought to- limit the tax
rate 10 fivc mills. to allow local taxa
tlon for the common SCHOOLS OF the state.
to Increase tho number Of counties in
tile State from ] 81 to 145 and to<increase
the number OF representatives from l16
TO 49, In Atlanta and a number OF 9th
err cities, Democratic primaries we're held
which excited moro than usual Interest
Atlanta had Syc candidates for mayor.
seeking election on entirely local or fac-
tional grounds. The local campaign has
been warm one and brought out heavy
vote James c. Woodward was noini-5
tied for Mayor. sf 81
THE state officers voted for to-day
were tic. following: Governor JOS NJ
Terrell: Attorney General John G. Hart;
School Commissioner. Wm. b. Merritt:
Comptroller. VIM. A. Wright; Treasurer.
Robert r. Il Park: Commissioner Of AGri-
culture, o. ia. Stcvsns;s Secretary OF $ state,
Phillip Cook: Prison Commissioner. JOS
S. Turner; Chief Justice. Thomas j. Sim
mons Associate Justices. VIM. III. Fish,
JOS. r. Lamar and Beverly D. Evans.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-06
LIE Saved BY swamp.6o Root I
THE WONDERFUL KIDNEY, L'vkR
AND eLAppxR REMEDY.
sampIe Bottle sent Free ey Mall.4

81 y i y iff
swamp Root, discovered by The eminent
kttlney ana bladder specialist. promptly
cures Kidney, liver bladder ana uric ava
LrJualns.
Some Of the carly symptoms OF WenS
kidneys are pain or dull achnS II, the pae6,
rheumatism. dizziness, headache. nervous U.s.
ness. catarrl, of tic bladder, Eravel Or
calculi bloating, sallow complexlon, p. WI
fy or dark circles under Tho eyes. SUP
precision OF urine. or compelled TO pass
water often dny and night. X.
Tie mild and extraordinary effect ot
the world famous kidney remedy. Dr. ISL.
nler's Swamp Root. Is sool, rcaliscu. y y
stands the highest for Its wondct:f. ~ cures g.
of the most distressing cascs'. II you ncca
a medicine you should lave the best.
Swamp Root Is not recommended Tor
everything, but II you have kidney. livor.
bladf1ar or ,,ric nclh trouble you VIII. tnu
1t just the remedy YOU need.
Sold by druggists III fifty cent and one
dollar sizes. You may linve a sample bo o.
tie, at Dr. K1lncr's Swamp Root anu ~
1 pamphlet that tells ull about II, incllidlsS
ting many OF the thousands OF letters re-
ceivetl from sufferers cured, botli sent free
by mail. Write DR.. Kiliner & Co.. Bins-
f,anlton. II. A., and please be sure TO NEIL
ton that yu,r read this generous offer III
tho Richmond Dnily TinieA-Dispatcl,.
Don't n1nlkc any mistake. but remember i,
the name, Swamp Boot. DR.. l<llmc4S's
swamp Root and the address Bingham
ton, n. VI, on every bottle.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-06
Captain Opie's Position.

Elton OF The TImes-D spatch: III.
Some days ago read the protest OF
Captain John n. Ople. that proxies were
not admissible in meetings OF the Demo-
cratic District Committees,
Permit mo to say withsall due Difference
to tho Captain that think his position
entirely untenable and. to say the Least st,
Is directly contrary to the past History
ami customs of our Democratic District
lmeetinga speak from my own personal
Knowledge, when j state that proxies
tWcrn used at every meeting Of the conf
mlttee that attended during the lasl
It was Impossible for me to attend, the
injecting held at Clifton Forge on April
IS, 1901. and i therefore wired my proxy
To Colonel y. Button, chairman, nfter re.
ce'vlng letter from him sta lng tEe
purpose of tho meeting, and what action
lie would move to be tnken APPROVING
to act as any proxy, as oould not De
present. wired to him In ample time
iDr linn TO get tho telegram prior 70 the
mieeting Of the committee and I approve
every thing the committee ia "a It ne
voted Just as Colonel Button voted, my
proxy. # &
81 Richmond, October 5, ;IlQT. NJ. Al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-06
MEREDITH
IS ELECTED
Prominent Richmond Lawye
Now Member Of Library
\ Board.
tTANGLE in THE SOUTHWEST
Superintendent iii .Troublc With
Principal, WHO Has Local
Board With Him.

Thc state Boardscf Education met yes
tcrday and sat the greater part OF the
dav at the Marshall Mansion. The boaId
elected AR Charles Y. Mereditls OF
Richmond a member OF tic state Library
Board TO succeed j. y, CT Chandler re-
signed rhomas II. Shepherd was named
rs division superintendent OF schools IN
1rlnvanna, to fill a. vacancy; caused %!
death, as was j. NJ. Garnett, III l<ils
and Queen county. MI. w Il. .Abpott, Jrn
q graduate of tile University Of Virginia,
was named as superintendent of schools
az; Bedford county, to succeed John y.
h,lcy, resigned.
Clerical errors In tic book lists, .nauc
5bv.tlc local; school committees inEGainl'-
iicll, AlnNandria. Halifax ana Mythe,
we're ordered corrected
In lilo matter ofsrcrtain clinrScs against
the supeiintendents of school III ltaulofu
CITY and Buchanan county, INC pohru
ordered the, charges formulated for pre-
scntation at ~ future meeting. ~ seems
flat thu. superintendent OF Bradford and
the principal of tho school In this
dmirutivc city became involved ~ y,
t;stcuff and tic local. school hoard stood
5lJv tic principal. 1hc cause OF tic CT:
counter las lmtScomc out. buu II y st.'n
that in tho course Of u tho prlhcnal
knocked tho superintendent down
In buchanan county the nature OF the
charges is not definitely given out. 'flieS
arc said. however, to- bcS mat,ulss III no
way reflcciil,s on the integrity OF the
official and By some arc attributed 70
political prejudice.
Tho board will hold meeting in De-
ocn1ber for. the selection Of teSt-bo6ks
/, for use in high schools and. supplement
tary books for use in the grammar
schools.
IL was stated by the secretary of tic
board that no charges were filed against
;,ry publisher for breach. of contract or
any piblislicr4for breach OF contract. or
failure to provide textbooks in&anS3 10
8C;ljty.t 3t Iff&
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-06
JONES WILL GIVE
HIS TIME TO PARTY,
(By a ssocinted Prcss.)

~ .t5SUCIULCtV II Cos''
NEW YORK. Oct. s. --ISx. Senator James
X. Jones, of Arkansas. former chairman
OF the Democratic National Committee,
saw Judge Parker to-day and after the
conference announced that ha will give
his undivided time to Judge Par ~
any way hercan be Of service. Mr.. Jones
rIdiculed the stories started a week ago
that he had withdrawn his support from
the national ticket. He said Nevada ana
Montana. are Depocratlc8 and that reports
arc fayorb!c from Colordo, idaho, V'yonl-
ing. and Washington. .alg5e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-06
La TOILETTE FOLLOWING
LARGELY FOR PARKES

51NDI4lNAPOLIS. IND. Oct. 5.--NY. f.
La Toilette OF Mitchell, s. -, a: brother
OF Governor La. Follette, OF Wisconsin.
and himself a Republican, writes a long
letter to II. IT. Smith. Of South Dakota,
who Is campaigning for tho Democrats
n this State. Snylng that rorty-flve per
cent OF La Toilette Republicans will
vote for Judge Parker for President.
L have been all through Wisconsin,,
he writes. land I find the anti-Roose-
Welt feeling intense. People are tired of
.tlictation from Washington, and are re-
solved to get rid Of It,. The Republican
national machine will be -~targht les
son in Wisconsin. ! believe Governor La
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-06
SENATOR DANIEL
Makes GREAT
CAMP A|GN SPEECH
lc.ontin,ued from ril,st Page.l

Company. and sad that srta! corpora
tan was driving the independents COM
Y pal,iesf out Of; business
q He paid Il greattribute. TO Mr.. w. u.
Ecyali who he said. had been of great
seivIce TO him In fighting the trusts at 4
to go inwn in; history with those or
great men. This hit created great lSlell-
ter and applause and the popular con
gresham # went on at some lengtn 70
@arpeal for the support Of the people, both
Z for5himsclfs and the national ticket which
she expressed the hope would be triumph
aEtly elected in November.
He referred TO Hon. H. G. Davis as the
an,. was loudly checred. and iils closing
Cartain Lamb arose to a beautiful Epero-
ration. in which he paid splendid tri-
butte to the Democratic party and It's
achievements
Lame Lion Came Next.
II was about nine o'clock when Chair
man EllSson5 broke tile news TO the eX-
pcctant and enthusiastic throng that now
tic Lame Lion. OF Lynchburg. would
address them next and he WAS gwen, y
magnificent ovStion, Mr. Ellyson spoke
but {, moment, bur he; paid ~ glowing
tribute 10 Senator Daniel. declaring that
ne could speak. as no other man could
to a ViI'giniaal xidicpcc. n" praised his
srcat service In. ttf Senate. and ne
lis hearers
Wren Major Daniel hohbled forth the
q ovation was Il most remarkable one The
tbinl struck up3.Dlxic.'' and it was sew
eral moments before The brilliant leader
CculG proceed.
Senator Dsn9cl opcEed with woids N
warnest praise for Captain Lamb.
whom he N d had M de an admi-
liable Congressman. and then he tiankai
K Nir T.liyson for his splendid introdhctinis.
1Ic said amid great applause that white
it lad been sid th0t general apathy
was IN control Of the Democratic forces.
ynt his srcat ;Ii';inpcc lei him - be-
licve that 'irurItil Interest," l,al talSeF
charge, and that whether this Was trac
or not, il was fact that apn1hy WA
lircc fest deep in The Republican ranks
Republicans Doubtful.
Mr.. Cortelyon had 10 be invoked t.
& fly tho tat on, Of tho corporations, viii
whom he had been 50 closely assoriatcd
and this showed that inc RcDublican'
WIRE not 50 ABSOLUTELY sure of victort
after all 1t lad been raining on TX
powder OF the opposition, as well as o.
q 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-06
Lucky Italian Kids.

n italy In tho me day as the new
!cr rtts prince. According 70 italian law,
these buys will be llewed to sprosen,lla
}thsil studies free Of charge IN Mnli Nm,
heceme officers In the sltali liam army. k.ng
Victor has fnlada a. present Of 500, 600 10!
the founding Iof an Institution for aE Z.
HIas.r Cable to ST.. Louis Post-D ispat ch, ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-06
WALL STREET
IS RESENTFU|
CContinued from First Page.)
CONTINUED from First Page.)

1Cortelyou would use to their hurt the In
formation concerning 4s their business,
which he received through tho Bureau
OF Corporations OF the Department OF
Commerce and Labor. whileS he was at
the head of that uepartnent.Ae1tis lis as
serted that contributions have been made
with the understanding that acton was
not to be taken against certain corpora
tions, because OF violations Of law In the
conduct OF their business. The editorial
Will create a sensation when the country
has read it and 1t Is believed at Demo
cratic headquarters that the course K Of
Mr.. Cortelyouh will create reaction
b against the Republican party. At any
rate. Mr. Roosevelts appointment Of
Cortclyou to the National craftsmanship
against the protest Of all the principal
Republican leaders, played ducks and
brakes with the frequent pleas made ~
the President for ''decency" and civic
Righteousness and honesty iii the adj
ministration Of government.
| There Is Il belief that Judge Parker
will have to yield to the pressure being
brought to bear upon linn to mako some
| speeches In this campaign. Nearly every
| Democrat of prominence who Inns been
| in this city in the past week has urged
| the candidate to mako three or four
speeches in some of the doubtful States
| lie has steadfastly refused and no later
/ than yesterday, after two or three man
| ayers Of the campaign has besccched him
| To reconsider his determinations hc sal
| his Judgment would not allow him TO do
4 so. However. there il; Il growing belief
that lie will have to yield and mako some
4 speeches In Indiana ut feast
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-06
Cook Will Withdraw.
Will close Friday.

Persons desiring to secure their transfer
Tor the November alectPn, better apply iS
70 Chairman Pohertya once ococI. 1 Ai,
IN ITrdaW. Saturday Is registration day.
and there can DO no transfers after fr'-
day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-06

Follette viii be reelected By, q rerna rk-
abba lYr1ihjority, as the grcat bulk Of the
independents are with him In his fight.
Ennnnpr han rhfr1 cflf ~ s&
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-06
McLane IN Cincinnati.

y 5539T. 20 DIV NFsOc1htt1 Pres5.J 40 a. . . q
rs NEW YORK, October 81 Ohm R.Mc-
tive Committee, will spend the last two
weeks Of tile campaign IN CINCINNATI. CIV.
5ii,g personal attention to the political
situation In Ohio and Indianh.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-06
Braxton Coming.

Il civ Chairman James b. Doherty an.
.ro,ir,ces that Hon. Al G. Braxton will
speak at Corcoran Hall, IN this city, on
October 9th.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-06

Are you looking Tor
a Wed ding Gift7 We
have q III = h 8 latest ]: i 9, |,
novelties.
Chatting Dish ll. Sets
are still in the lead.
We have them with
Spoons, Forks, Egg
Poachers, 9 o5qu5et
Pans, T rays and
Flaggol1s.
For "a rich present
Minton China Plates,
Bouillon Cups and
saucers and Chop
Sets are the latest.
Reception Lamps, in
the new copper finish Ii
or the G Q loin I
Lamps, in: in old brass,
are considered very
fine.
Rich Cut Glass is
always in demand.
The cuttings |! for or! this his
season are better 81
than ever. We are
. showing a great va
ri. rl'iety in in, Ice Ice Cream ''''.l
Sets, Mayon,laais'e
Bowls, Orange Bowls,
Vases, Decant g and a < !
many small L j !. novelties 9,
Clocks make a nice
present. We Z !. !. have j (: q
large variety z. ri let Of Of the
best makes. Look I j
through our our stores torres,
and we will be able X: |':.
to please you.
The E. B. Taylor 7 CO. %
1911 =. Main ST.,
9 E. Broad st.