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Svenska monitoren., 1904-01-22

naren Russell Sage har dragit sig
tillbaka fran Diet aktiva affarslifvet
Ehuru han icke ar den rikaste
manner i landet, har Mr. Sage
ordet for sig att pa kort It'd kunna
uppdrifva mera kontanter an ma
gon AMMAN matador pa Wall St.
Mrs Sage sagas ARA den, som
ofvertalat sin man att ofverlemna
affarerna i yngre handler.
bet demokratiska nationalkon-
ventet kemmer att h3llas i St
Louis den 6 JUL. Chicago onskade
att hafva konventet, men St. Louis
giorde EFT battre anbud och fck
Diet. Chicago erbj0d sig att be-
strida utgitterna for motel, men
St. Louis lofvade dessutom att
gifva $5c, 900 till kommitteen och
att bestrida utgifterna for natio-
nalkommitteens medlemmar, Po-
ljtiska orsaker gjorde ocks3 slit
till angiende hvilkep stad som
skulle ia priset, enar man fruktade
att Hearst Skulle "a for stort in
flytande pa k~onventet, derest
delta ho!ls i Chicago. Hearst's
hemst; d.
Testamentet efter den verlds-
beryktade nyligen aAidne bryg-
garen Frederick Pabst i Milwau-
Svenska monitoren., 1904-01-22
Kronika.

l narheten at Miami pa Flo
ridas kust strandade ar 1885 EFT
spanskt fartyg, som hade en- dy :
bar last ombord, Efter manga
ars sokande har man nu funnit
vraket i sander, och en- person
har bllfvit utsedd att leda utgraf-
ningen at skeppet, hvars historic
air en- hel roman.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-01-22
HAIR OCH DER

Prins Cupid af Hawaii ,hviikens
borgerliga mann ar Jonah X. Kali
linanole, och som ar Hawaiis de-
degrade till k~ongressen, rSkade
haromdagen ut for miSsodet att
blifva srresterad for oordentligt
up~pforande. DS han kom till
stationen, nekade han att stalla
bergen for slit losslappande, eme-
Svenska monitoren., 1904-01-22
Oscar III,

Sveriges och Norges vansalle
konung, fyllde i gar den 81 den
nes7s ar, och villa vi med anled-
ming deraf teckna nagra at de yttre
konturerna af mans letnad.
Som bekant ga Diet svenska
konungahusets amor 81 langre till
baka j tiden an 1913, da stamfa-
dern Karl XIV Johan, en- at den
store Napoleons falltherrar, kom
pa Sveriges tron. Den tredje i
ordningen at hans eftertradare ar
Sveriges och Norges nuvarande
konung, Oscar III.
Oscar ii, treble 0 af Oscar |
och Josephina al Leuchtenberg
foddes den FL jan. 1920 i Stock
holm och -erholl titeln hertig af
Ostergotland. Tillsammans med
sina aldre broder erholl han en-
var1ad uppfostran. Han ingick
vid hottan I84s och deltog aret
derpa j iregatten "Engenies" ex
petition till England och Medel-
hafslanderna. Tic ar efterat err
holl han konteramirals grad cch
trolotvades Stamina ar med prin-
sessan Sofia at Nassau,med hvilken
han den juni pafoljande ar firade
slit bilager Biberich.
Konung Oscar | radgjorde j
mycket, sarskildt angaende hot
tans styrelse, med sin son
Oscar. Vid Karl XV.s tronbestig
ming blef Oscar narmaste tronarf
vinge. men stod endast foga i
beroring med regeringsarendena.
mar han ej som ordf, deltog
tillforordnad regering. Han erholl
dock manga sarskilda uppd-ag,
babe m%ilitara och civila, sasom
ledningen al arbetet med "Krigs
historiskt arkiv" och inspektionen
af militarlaroverken. Han besteg
tronen den l8 SEPT. 1872 vid sin
broders dod SAINT krontes i Sverige
den IL mai 1873 SAINT i Norge
den 10 JUL Stamina ar.
Hvad han sedan som regent
utrattat ar bekant for en- hvsr.
Lika bekant ar Diet att han vid
sidan al de tragna regeringsgoro
malen iitigt ~sysselsatt sig med
forfattareverksamhet hufvudsakli-
gen pa Diet skonliterara omradet
babe i bunden och obunden still.
Han har afven med flyer och
intresse foljt med pa Diet allmanna
vetandets omrSde och kallas der
for med skal Europas NEST bildade
monark, en- hederstitel, son annu
ingen vagat bestrida.
Konung Oscar a ingalunda
popular, da han uppsteg pa Sveri
ges tron, ty han saknade helt och
ballet sin folkkare br odeIs kynne.
som sa slog an pa hog och lag.
Men han har torstatt att sd sma
ningom Wilma insteg i slit folks
hjertan och framstar nu j slit Ifs
alton som den vordade och athall,
ne drotten, innesluten i hela fol.
kets karlek.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-01-22

En- urg svensk vid MANN Frank
Frankson, hvilken 81 varit har i
landet lange nog for att lara sig
f0rsta engelska spraket, inlat sig
endag forliden vecka i batalj med
VIM Johnson bakom Oriental sa-
loonen. Frank domdes till ire
GagarS fangelse men fck straffet
efterskankt, seGan han genom tolk
omtalat sin sida af saken.
Bankj'r Abel Anderson hemkom
i tisdags fran EFT besok i New
York och Chicago:
Mr. John Lindgren. foreman vid
harvarande oljemolla och bosatt
IoI4-2I st rakade for nagon
It'd sedan skara sig ena handen
med en- rakknif med den pafolid
att blodforgiftning installde sig.
da han a~terupptog arbetet. |
Dorian at veckan var han sa lila
deran, att farhagor yttrades for
hans lit.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-01-22

Efter hvad gammalt folk pa
platsen berattar, var Diet endast
en- negermatros, som raddade lif-
vet vid skeppsbrottet. Han reste
till New York och anfortrodde
senare hemligheten ON den stran-
dade skatten at en- matros, som
gick under namnet onkel Ned
Pent, hvilken var val bekant med
torhallandena pa Floridas kust.
Tyvarr kunde denne icke orga-
nisera en- expedition att uppsoka
skatten, ty han drack omattligt
och talade endast under ruset
ON skatten. Da han deremot
var nykter och hans kamrater
vile begagna delta tillfalle att fa
sanningen fran, sd teg han, och
man tTodde derfor att historien
ON skeppet var en- vanlig skep-
parhistoria.
Det var emellertid for att ha
saken for sig self DIN onkel
Pent teg. ty omsider drog han
till sios och spejade efter kusten
efter Diet stale, der skeppet san,
nolikt stott pa, da Diet strandade.
Ar 1858 lyckades Diet honom att
finna EFT vrak, som efter hans
mening maste vara Diet forolyc-
kade spauska fartyget. Vid mar
mare understanding fam han hera
malmtsckor, som han ansag vara
bly,, och med hvilka han seglade
till Key West, der de inbragte
honom en- ansenlig summa pen
ningar och EFT godt rus. Kopa-
rem at denna "blybarlast" kom
smart underfund ON tackornas
rata beskaffenhet och sokte err
balla kannedom ON hvarifran de
kommit. Men da hade onkel
Pent gait till sjos igen.
Sd kom inbordeskriget. och
onkel Pents It'd blef sa upptagen
dermed, att han 81 fam tillfalle
att pa Dytt upPsoka Diet gamla
vraket. Och da inb0rdeskriget
var slut, hade stormen betackt
Diet med sand i sadan grad, att Diet
mera stod att finna.
Berattelsen ON fyndet hade
emellertid gjort en- man i New
York sd ifrig att komma at skat-
ten, att han utrustade en- expedi
ton att hnna vraket. Da han
offrat nastan ALT hvad han egde
kopte han en- liten egendom II
narheten at Diet stale, der han
menade att vraket horde %finn4s,
och sok,e efter hvarje storm langs
kusten hopp att finna nigot spar
af detsamma. Andra personer
fortsatte under nastan EFT halt
arhundrade efterferskningarne,
och langs kusten krinsspriddes
efterhand olika sorters verktyg,
hvilka qvarlemnats af folk, som
f0rgafves s6kt efter den dyrbara
lasten. Audtigen st6tte man
for kort It'd sedan omkring fem
mil fran Miami pa EFT f0remal,
som var at ira. Sanden' undan-
r6jdes och Diet visade sig att man
verkligen stott pa EFT skeppsvrak
och folk anskaffades att grafva ut
Diet. SkepPet hade begagnats
att fora silver fran Mexiko till
Europa, och ola Diet var afsedt att
fora adel METAL. var Diet mycket
starkt bysdt och forsedt med en-
mangd kistor af jernbeslaget Elk
ira, fastnaglade till skeppets ST,
dor,
l dessa kistoy ligger den dy,-
bara lasten forward. M arbe
tas Diet med sandborrar och sand
pumpar, och en- jernstallning
bygges omkring skeppet, som
synes vara 100 fot langt, for att
~ q ..If--A
Svenska monitoren., 1904-01-22

val annu for nagon It'd att utgora
hufvudamnet for tidningarne och
Diet allmanna intresset. F0rho-
rem at de manga vittnen, som
voro i teatern och kommo ut der
ifran med lifvet. taga lang It'd
och aro ! manga tillfallen mycket
gripande. ALA vittnesmal arc
0fverensstammande deri. att So
godt som inga atgarder mot elds
vada blifvit vidtagna, medan stora
penningsummor snvandts pa en-
smakfull, dyrbar facad, som star
orord. Med an fin utstyrsel j
ALA r%iktningar har man icke gift
Wit ems de enklaste skyddsatgar-
der i handelse af eldsvada den
ringaste appmarksamhet, och
fragan ON hvar ansvaret ligger
kan icke vara vansklig att be
svara.
Olyckan har haft vidt gaende
folder med sig i manga riktnin-
gar. Teatrarnes stangning m.
m. har gjort en- mangd menniskor
arbetslosa och ingripit j manga
affarer. ON Diet an VISA fall
synes som ON stangningen ar
litet for radikal, har katastrofen
dock. i all sin ohygglighet gjort,
att de pabjudna forandringarne
och de dermed f5rbundna stang
ningarne pa langre eller kortare
It'd komma att grundligare ge-
nomforas an hvsd mahanda an
nars skulle haiva varit fallet.
Undersokningarne angaende
orsakeu till den stora forlusten af
menniskolif hafva MI framskridit
sd langt, att man kan BORA rat
tegang mot teaterns egare och
Williams.
Dessa herrar arc anklagade for
mandrap. Advokaten Fulkerson
at brandvasendet forklarar att Diet
al: obestridligen bevisadt att Diet
radt en- brottslig likn0jdhet for
allmanhetens sakerhet.
Eft at de ledande vittnena.
lanes M. Strong, vittnade att
han, hans hustru och moder Of
vervoro forestallningen den odes-
digra eftermiddagen. Da de
varsebleivo eden pa scenen,
skyndade de sig till en- sidoutg&ng
som de dock funno stangd. Mr.
Strong banade sig dock vag ut
genom att sla sender glasrutan
Diver d0rren och krypa genom
oppningen. Utanfor traffade han
en- arbetare med en- del verkIyg
och de forsokte spranga dorren,
men forgafves. Strong krop MI
Stamina vag tlllbaka igen, men
M var teatern i lagor o, menni-
skorna der kampade son Wild
dur for att radda lifvet. Hans
hustrr och moder omkommo in
for hans ogon utan att han Var i
stand att hjelpa dem, och sjelt
blef han So lila brand, att han
under flera daga; svafvade mel
Ian lif och dod. Han p&star pa
Diet bestamdaste att ilera tundra
menniSkor kunnat radda lltvet
genom denna dorr, derest den
varit open. En- af teatsrns
|,jensteman vittnade att Diet fanns
d0rrar fran balkongen ut till tor
hallen. men att dessa voro stang
da och han sjelf hade nyckeIn.
Han f0rklarade ocksa att ingeu al
t~eaterns maskinister eller arbeta-
re erhallit i~nstruktioner ON hvad
de horde CORA i handelse at elds-
v8da.
HAR OCH DER
Svenska monitoren., 1904-01-22
L0snummer &c

kee, Wis, bekraftades fredags
at domstolen. Det visade sig att
den afidne bryggaren etterlem-
made en- formogenhet pa 10 MILL
oner dollars. Han gjorde inga
testamente ringar till nagra offent
liga eller valgorande in%rattningar,
utan hans hustru och fyra barn
SAINT en- adopterad dotter erhalla
hvardera en- sjettedel at formo-
genheten.
Den rata medicinen. On
ryggen varker, on nj kanner eder
tr0tt och elandig, ON nj har for
Iorat aptiten och kanner, huru
krafterna aftaga dag for dag, da
CALLER Diet att fnna den rata me-
dicinen. Hvarfor superintendent,
da der finnes EFT lakemedel, som
alldeles passar for dessa tillstand
nemligen DR. Peters Kuriko, den
gamla, valkanGa ortmedicinen. |
EFT BRET till fabrikanten. dateradt
den Dec. 1902. skrifver Mrs
Ludwig Plat, Coldwater, Ohio:
"Dr. P. Farney, Chicago, ILL.,.
Jag plagades af reumatism och
niurlidande och syntes vara full
standigt nedbruten. Under van
dringen till kyrkan, hvilken var
omkring tire fjerdedels mil aflag-
sen, blef jag vanligen belt och
ballet uttrottad. Men sedan jag
bru@at fyra tlaskor al Elder Kuriko
kan jag ga till kyrkan och till
baka hem, och Diet trottar mig
icke en- smula. Reumatismen
och den der kanslan at tr0tthet
hafva alldeles forsvunnit, och jag
hammer mig sa frisk som jag ma
gonsin varit. Jag kopte Kuriko
af Eder agent. Mr. Henry Snider,
som ar min narmaste granne. Jag
0nskar. att andra, matte sporja
ON mitt fall. sd att de kunna bli
botade for sina sjukdomar.
Fraga icke efter Dr.. Peters
Kuriko pa apotek; den saljes
genom lokalagenter eller pa
platser, der lngen sadan fnnes,
direkt af fabrikanten, DR.. Peter
Fahrney, 1I2-I14 So. Hoyne
Ave, Chicago, III.
Bokanmalan.
Den illustrerade tidskriften
Ungdomsyannen, hvilken utkom-
mel pa Augustana Book Concerns
lorlag i Rock Isldnd. Ill har 1T
sandt slit forsta hattie for i ar, och
innehaller efter vanligheten upp-
satser babe pa vers och prosa
Borian cores med en- nyarsdikt a.
Daniel Fallstrom. Ludwig bidra-
ger med en- at sina svensk-ameri-
kanska bilder kallad Jacob Arlig.
En- minnesruna ar tecknad Diver
tramlidne prof. A o. Bersell med
i texten inforda illustrationer. DR..
Carl Svensson bidrager med en-
skiss: Forr och nu. Haftet innehaI-
Ter dessutom hera andra ~uppsatser
al olika forfattare och ar rikt illu-
streradt. Tidskriften, som utkom-
mer en- gang i manaden, kan
erhallas for Diet billiga priset af en-
dollar pr ar genomatt prenumerera
hos iorlaggarne.
En- urg svensk vid MANN Frank
Frankson, hvilken 81 varit mar i
Svenska monitoren., 1904-01-22

Den stora teaterbranden i Chi
cago Dir fortfarande och kommer
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-10
THE EDITORS PROBLEM.
What to Print or No: to Print Otter
Vexed Question.

1t is the inclination of people who
do not get enough brain exercise to
blame the editor when a piece OF
news appears that does not happen
to please, says the Springfield CO.,
Sun. They think the editor "has it in"
for them or their friends if he is fear
less enough to tell the truth. AS soon
as some weak member of the family
goes astray and makes news, the
newspaper telephone is brought into
rse. and the editor is requested not
to print it-that it would cause the
family further sorrow, etc.
Then there is the dignitied citizen
who is respected land feared) by a
whole lot of people. He must not be
mentioned unless the paper upon
which his name is printed is perfum-
ed His ideas may be inimical to
what the editor believes to be for the
good of the race, but because he con-
trolls money, or has record, he must
not be criticised A thousand and one
other ins ances arise where the edi-
tor is requested to remain silent or
varnish over this or that.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-10

The civil service commission +,
nounces that examinations FOR
way mail clerk will be held rt,,,
her 80 at tho following places
Rock. Fort Smith and T. - 10
Ark. This examination is fy, and
sal residents Of the state avan,i.
Persons desiring to take, onv
n&ti0e at any other pla ,,+ianod
other date than as abe ~ ovon7.
Person sdesiring 10 ia -. - ti,a
iaation should al or.;4.ta,, Wash.
L S. civil service e. aaorotor7, cf
i'eton. d, C.. or Fl of examiners
the civil service c,...,. ,-ovor.
al Little Rock, eorn, aol which
Kama for apple a,oon+od ond for
should be proty ezs,9tea >arztca ann anmmis 'Gs
Warded to tt q ~ annlvino
sion. Washi, m, D. = |" Apply ,,,1 'a1
49, 'lmtion applicant should
lOf tnlS eX 4 .:.1 81
ne carefn-o safe the exact title OF
-, .natio-railway mail clerk;
ants INST be at least feet
.es in hesht, between is and
- aars of age weigh not less than
:. pounds andhave no physical de-
ects.
The examinatn will include spell
ig, arithmetic, atter writing, penman-
hip, copying firm plain copy, geog-
Apply of the Uned States-questions
elating to the boundaries of states
nd to capitals, argest cities. rivers
md other bodie Of water, and the
ocation by state of prominent cities
systems of raKay transportatio tio'
If the division al reading addre ses
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-10
BUSINESS SECRETS.

there was a lulin the rush at the
rank when the pEperous looking in
c.yidual in the bck suit made his
deposit of bundlof checks and cur
rency. The receing teller smiled
at him in a friendlMay and noted the
amounts on slip paper.
"Business seems o be good with
you." he remarkedAs he finished the
addition.
Cant complain said the prosper
ous-lolling man. Keeps up pretty
WE'LL but Their ain any dull times
with me. People I've to eat, good
times or bad
81 know that's truF replied the tel,
Ter. "But--I live your neiehbor-
hood
"You don't trade VIII me- said the
deposition.
mo" replied the eller, 81 board
But I'd like to knowvhy your trade
doesn't fall off-if yell excuse me-
My wife says the Nm who opened
across the street is seEng away below
YOUR prices. Is that tra? I'm asking
as a neighbor. havet any interest
beyond curiosity.''
cts true all right said the de
pcsitor. (
"Hasn't he taken away any of youl
customers?"
"Naw," replied the Other.
"Your goods are betts, I suppose.
81 don't, know as theyare. I'll tel
you, if you want to know, and just be
tween you and me. The chap across
the street cuts his prices and makes
great hurrah about it-foods tn
neighborhood with dodgeN telling tn
people what bargains hes got in thi
ard that and the other. But you go il
and trade with him-buy a quarter
worth O. granulated sugarfr instance
He'll put a bag on the scale an
throw in a scoopful and then he'll ge
another scoopful and sift it down int
the bag in the barest dribble until tn
scale turns by a hairs breath. The
he'll throw what's left in the 5000
back into the bin and take out Of tn
sack until it's exact, even balance-nC
a grain too little, because you woul
not stand for it, and not grain to
much. Same way with everythin
else. He'll give you full weight-br
no overweight
"Now. with me I know about ho'
much sugar to put in the sack an
make sure by putting in little NOR
The scale goes down with bang an
YOU bet the customer notices it. VIII
I wouldn't scoop out after I'd put i
not if I'd made mistake and throw
in half a pound too much No, sir.
IN selling candles by the dozen a
extra goes in for luck. Heap vol
measures till they run over, Let tt
scale go down and stay down and yo,
customer goes away satisfied tn;
she's got a little more than she's ent
tied to and that you're a nice man
deal with, no matter what your price
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-10

and cut out ano
are. Sal and pa =. selling m below cost
skimp a iii you',s ,,s S',,rS she's cheated
nS.e the eusner = ature and common
sense. way business secrets
I'm eyindd nddepositor with a smile
eonc"dea of you, though" -.
81 amt as you that you won't ee'
"l'll pb much when you casn
a dollae > laughed the teller.
check,os not" said the depos'lof'
y the same there isn't a busl'
"butder the sun you can't apply the
nebrinciple to in some way ~
saNews.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-10
NOVEMBER 80
LAY FIXED FOR CIVIL SERVICE
EXAMINATIONS FOR RAIL.
WAY MAIL SERVICE.
Will Be Held at Little Rock, Fort
Smith and Texarkana on the
Date Named
ib,seRAcEFUL DEFICIENCIES.


1 To half-do things.
Nor 10 develop our POSSIBILITIES
10 he law, indolent, indiiferant'
rro do poor slipshod, bo. ched WORN.
To give a bad example to EoohS
peple
To have crude. british, r2pulsiF.
manners.
To hide talent because you have
Only one.
To live half life when a Who'll
lie is possible.
Not 10 be scrupulously clean in Per
son and surroundings.
To acknowledge a fault and make
no effort to overcome it,
To be ungra; eful to friends and to
Il ose who have helped us.
To go trough life a pismy when ma
trro intended you for a giant.
To kick over the ladder to which
we have climbed to our position.
To be grossly ignorant in these
DAYS of free usages OF good society
To ignore the forces which are I'M
rroving civilization in your own coun-
Try.
Not to be able to carry on intelh-
scntly conversation upon current
topics.
e; To shirk responsibility in politics,
or to be Indifferent to the public vel
fare.
To know nothing of the things we
see handle, and enjoy every day OF
our lives.
To be ignorant of the general MS
I.rv of the world and of the various
countries
Not to know something of the
greatest leaders. reformers, artists
ard musicians of the world.
Not to have intelligent knowledge
O, the general affairs of the world
and the inter.relations of nations.
Not to know enough about the
laws of health, about physiology and
hygiene. to live healthfully and sane
ly
To vote blindly for party, right OF
wrong, instead Of for principle, De
, cause you have been doing so FOL
years.
To be grossly ignorant in these
7 days of free schools, cheap neWspa
) pers. periodicals, and circulating IL
braries.
To be so controlled by any appe
/. tite or passion that ones usefulnes
: and standing in the community ar
impaired
9 To be totally ignorant of natura
history, to know nothing OF tn
|. science which underlies the beautle
e ard marvels of nature.
!. Not to have an intelligent idea 0
q the country in which We live, not I
v know it's history, its industries, an
2 the conditions Of its people.
/ Not to know anything OF the move
ment for human betterment and nc
= to help them along to the extent Q
{ cur ability in time and money.
+ To live in the midst of schools, |
hraries. museums, lectures, pictur
galleries and improvement clubs, an
not to avail oneself of their adva1
IL ages-Orison SWEET Marden in eSu'
ces.:."
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-10
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Of Cash and long experience places the
ground with superb line both wholesale
Pottery, Glass Granite Tin and
Woodenware Lamps Cutlery. Your trade solicited
DRY GOODS
ISAAC DaEvFus
Our wholesale department
nss delivery and quantities to suit
our strong poin, Pine Bluff
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
WEsTeRook GRAIN COMM COMPANY
Cement Plaster. Fire Brick FIRE Gay
Plaster Hair Flour Potatoes Bran Corn, Oas
Hay, Chops Cottcn-seed Meal. shpstun. Field Seed etc
Caroa a
MARSH AND RILEY
Exclusive and provisions State agents
of "Narrita
a. HOLMES COMPANY, Ucorporated)
Fire Clay
FOUNDERS
pLLEY FOUNDRY COMPANY,
and rails boilers ana
planning Castings and Machiner!
Supplies
SHEPPARD
Marble II trade solicited
COLLEGES.
! JAMES PRACTICAL BUSINESS
Solicis patronage Of ambitious and women
Typewring studies Day and
night JAMES, Blun. Ark
UNDERWRITERS AND EMBAIMERS
HoLpERNEss-sENYARD
everything used in the undertaking
quality and taste being onh1de
shipping specially. Open at all hours lev
| graph al telephone given prompt attention
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-10

The end-seat hog is not lamb be-
cause he sits in church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18

= II Z . 81
a 1o-incl Doll, bisq,le
head and kid body.
stockings and shoes, for.
Zoe:
Al l3-inch Sleeping Doll,
with tceth%and movea-
bio joints. shoes and
stockings, ; J5c.
The :5c and Zoe Dolls
have never been reached
heretofore Tin sizc or
perfection; many sorts
to choose from. They
sell in most stores for
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18

Goblets, new pattern In
finest cut, So value. for
$40 a dozen.
A 7-inch Fiat Bowl,
chrysalithemum pat
tern. Tor us, instead OF
$50.
a $40 Sunburst Pattern
Deep Bowl Is W
Diamond Cut Caraffc,
worth IS, for 800.
a 50 Massive Pitcher,
new cut 10 inches high,
90 inches In circumfcr-
ence, Hli.5O. ..,
9.inch handsome Vase.
SN, 30.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18

Sllver-pIated Knife. Fork
and Spoon Sets nre Sc;
the triple-plated sets,
all in neat boxes, .5c
a set.
Rosers's Table Spoons,
quadruplc-plated, best
made. S3.7I n dozcn:
s trip l,e-plated Table.
Spoons, $50.
Rogcrs's Quad ripple,
plated Tea Spoons,
T2.:.J dozen; triple
plated, COO a.do1n.
"A special sale OF silver-
plated pieces makes a
complete Tea Set, with
tray, 1910.
$40 was tho price Of a
New Hammered Silver.
Tea and Coffee Set, .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18
Sale Of ChildreR's Coats,
2 TO 6 Years Old.

Almost the cost of. making. All
OF them new; this seasons styles.
S5.9s Coats will be ~. Il
Velvet Goats that sold for S will be
S3. Il, .z. &. I;
Some Of the 81 and IS Coats arc
i marked: to-. F5.
Coats that sold to $3.50 arc &l.0s
each. ~. J. 81 ;,;A