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concentration that Congress fix "a rate o I
8 cents per pound or any fractional part
thereof on packages not exceeding 8
pounds mailed at the distributing post
office. Of any rural FREQ delivery route for
delivery to a patron on said route. This
to apply only to packages deposited Al
the local -postohlce for delivery to patrons
on routes emanating from that office and
not to mail transmitted from one Office to
another. 545 s5
That the interstate commerce law be
amended to prohibit telegraph and ex-
press companies, or any: OF heir employs
es. from aiding or abetting in the green
goods or lottery swlndles or any other
scheme carried on partly by mail and
partly by common carrier, in violation
OF the postal laws. lIJ
That the office Of the Assistant Attor-
gney-General for the Postoffice Depart
sment DO made presidential. and the SAL
airy attached thereto increased to $4,000
per annum. s4$. s} "a.
That the appropriation Of s5,ooo pros
vided for the publication OF tho opln-
ions OF the assistant attorney general Of
the Postofico Department be increased
to $4,000.
That Congress consider the propriety
OF granting in annuity to railway post
office clerks who are permanently dis
abled in the line Of duty.
e To provide penalties 4 for the sending
OF dangerous or destructive objects or
matter In the mails,
INCREASE IN MONEY ORDERS.
@ On the subject OF domestic money or
ders the report says: zi
There were 4,a50,S73 more domestic or
ders Issued than In 1903. There were 81
G90,549 more domestic orders paid and
repaid than in 1908. The amount Of or
ders issued, VIZ, S37S,77S,4sS.S repre-
sents an increase of $2515o.Si0.31. The
amount of orders paid trld repaid. VIZ.
$37S,5ll,4OT13, reprerents an increase OF
$25,33s,0S6.Gl, The amuunt received ~
fees was seas, 617.S7 moro than In 1908.
The average foe wus 100 Of a cent below
the average of j 900. II The average amount
OF domestic order Issued, VIZ, SIo2, re-
phesents a decrefs,.e OF Il cents,
On the international nloney-order pusl :
ness the report says:
There were e94, 1s5 more orders issued man
In 1908. There were 1862 more orders
paid and repaid than In 1908, The amount
OF orders Issued viz. s4255o, l6O. u. re-
presents an increase OF S7.8122lb,2S Ihe
amount OF orders paid and repaid, VIZ.
$13 sos, 45962, represents an increase q
$1,G10,SS6.s5. The amount received IN l lee
was $73,52039 more than IN l9oS, ing
average fee, which was 1885 cents, M
creased tho average. Of 1908 by II q
cent. Ihe average amount OF an inter- aa.
5natlona! order issued, VIA, about Slv;saif's
represents ali increase OF 50 cents. y
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State Prison, says he has just made q
careful inspection OF the crops in the
State farms and other enterprises OF the
prison and estimates the net profit for
the year at from s65. 900 10 SIS 900. %8 Tho
prison authorities have on hand s about ~
1900 bales Of cotton that they Will hold
until there IS an Improvement in the mar
kct price, being unwilling to sell 1t at
present prices. S3
,.lsll FAST CONSTRUCTION.
Track on tho Raleigh and Pamlico Sound
Railroad is being laid at the rate; OF mile
a day no " and a material train has been
put on. The track is nov within q mile
OF the Neuse River. AZ, present only %
conyicts are at work on the road. but the
squad will be Increased to 200 within the
next month"; Tho road is building to-
ward washington, n. c..
4 Mrs. Mana Sasser, OF this city. has IN
stituted suit for divorce from her hus s
band, w: Fl. sasser. on the ground OF
abandonment. Both arc members 81
prominent families here. They We're mar
ried In New York some, years ago and MT.
Sasser abandoned his wife within asweek
after the marriage. It is understood that
there will be no resistance to the appli-
cation for the div,Acc.
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CALVIN MOORE
GETS C /: |. 5. o. OFF EASILY j
Is Acquitted in Hastings Court
Of Having Murdered His
Brother-in-Law. &53

Calvin H. ii Moore, Il young man OF
wenty-one years OF age. was promptly
acquitted last night In the Illus tipgs Court
Of the charge Of murder, and was dis
Young Moore, who Is OF slight build
and weighs only one hundred and fifteen
pounds sllot 4 and killed James 1. Boyle.
his brother-in-laW on October 18th last.
Els plea was mot guilty OF the charge.
sof murder. and his contention that tho
shooting was In self-defense
Tile following jury was promptly se-
cured; Mcssrs Barney Frisohl<orn. Call
yin Lipscolnb James Mum, G. r. Meads.
Salvador Cassatta, +, D. Neal, w, D..
Rice. Sol w. Flelschman Nathan Mich
eIoacher, "A, l., ThaW. James Augustine
and Edgar G. Gum.
Moore was defended by Messrs james
r. Russell and George u, Wise. and the
prosecution was conducted by Mr., D C..
Richardson, al
There were a large number OF witnesses
on both sides, but 1t was evident that
the jury would find tho prisoner mot
guilty" So strongly did 1t appear that
Boyle was about to do the prisoner bodily
harm. ds
This was the result, tho jury having
!delIberated only long enough to sign the
verdict and there having been no speeches.
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THE pALINEAToR FoR JANUARY u

With " most attractive cover and q
varied list OF contents, including the lat
est news Of the fashions and literary and
domestic features OF, the greatest value.
The pellneator for January is an alto-
sgetler excellent number The regular
fashion display Is supplemented by q
strlkingly illustrated alRi1le pn "Tlle
Stage as a School Of Costume showing
the close relations that exlst between tho
theatre and the world OF style. Herbert
d. Ward and seulnas MacManUs contrl-
byto stories Of rare charnl and under the
ipsuedonym marie Columbia a very
clever writer describes the smart set
IN Washington society, Jesus, Lover 81
NY Soul" Is the FIRST pepper III q series;
by Allan Sutherland giving the history
and romance OF the famous hymns of the,
world. and In the Composers Series
the love story OF gAfendelssohn md Gaelic
Is related by Gustav lSobbe, For chill,
'dren there is q wealth Of interesting mat
ter. tho names Of i. 1cranls Baum and
Grace MACEDONIAN Cooke being prominent
among tho contributors. Among tile dos
,mestic TOPICS, In addition to- The regular
features, is the first paper of ''rha AJAX
ing Of q HOUSEWIFE by Isabel Gordon
Curtis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-13
NEVEP0STAL RAT
|SRECONNENDED.
Postmaster General Makes An
nual Report, Showing Pros
porous y ear.
DEFICIT OF s8,779,492.36
Increase Resulted From Exten-
4 sion and Maintenance Of Ru-
raj Free Delivery Service.
(special TO The Times-Dlspatch.)

(5p3CIdl W ! lAS
syY.AssillN GTON, D. O.. December 1.-
The annual report OF Postmaster-Gen-
jeral Wynne was made public yesterday.
1t announces a prosperous year for the
Department, and makes many RECON-
mendations, Including q new postage rate
on third and fourth-class matter, und
packages for rural free delivery. Larger
quarters for the Postottice DEPARTMENT
are urged, and the purchase of tha block
Immediately south Of the postofiice build
ing for the erection Of an annex is recon-
3lnended. @ sa S,'s
The total receipts for the fiscal yenr
We're $1A3, $50 G24.34, and the total e&pend!-
lures $152, 3G2 1870. Leaving q deficit of
$S,779. 4sa.S6 The report. In part, follows:
.In presenting the annual report Of the
Posi- Office Department for tho fiscal year
ended il tno so, 1904. l have pleasure In
recording n year of most successful adj
.mnistration. Postal revenues hnvo In
creased, Salutary changes In tho classI-
lhcation OF the mails have been carried
out. greatly to the benefit Of tho service,
to regulations facilitating
the handling OF mercantile packages III
bulk have been put into effect. At home
and abroad postal facilities have been ex-
tended, Exchange OF money orders With
countries have been siniplided and
cheapened. Parcels post conventions were
extended to European countries as an
experiment with Germany five years ago.
They have been extended to Japan and
the British colony at Hong Kong to meet
changes OF trade conditions In the far
East; also to Norway.
Economy and strict accountability have
been enforced In all branches Of tho sor-
vice. While the so-called deficit Of sS.-
no 492-thnt Is to say: the excess of ex-
pendtures over receipts--is greater by
$4.30, 4i7 than fdr the fiscal year 1908. 1t
must be borno In mind that the eXpondl-
iture authorized for the extension and
maintenance OF the rural free delivery
service during the past fiscal year was
$4,0O2,,22S7 create than the preceding year.
REC NIAIEN CATIONS SUMMARIZED,
* For facility OF reference the chief rec-
concentrations contalne in this report re-
curling action Of Congress- to give thom
effect are here summarized:
That proper legislation be enacted to ac-
quiral tha title OF block No. S24 In the city
of Washington for the purpose OF prect-
Ing IN annex to the Ppstofflce Depart
ment building,
An amendment to existing law 80 as to
provide for the termination Of l2oiiicial
bonds OF postofIice rentals.
That third and fourth class mail mat
'teiNbe consolidated at the rate OF postage
now patd on third class mall matter-l
cent for each 2 ounces.
That consideration be given TO the rsc-
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..NIASONS TO. BUILD
TE:M||||PL|..E|, in SPRING 5. }. IN
Give Tenants in Raleigh No
ticea 70 Vacate Their
Property.
COTTON MILLS At AUCTION
Death Of the Widow Of Confede;-
rate, Commander D. II. Hill.
Rapid Building Of Railroad.
Especial to The Times-Dispatcho

Especial to The Timcs-Dispntch.)
RALEIGH, N. c., Dec. 12--Tho Build
ing Committee OF the North Carolina
Grand Lodge of Masons. Grand Master
z w. S. Liddell OF Charlotte chairman. at
4. a meeting here to-day served notice on
z the Raleigh Savings Bank and other oc-
cupants OF buildings to give place to the
now temple. that they must yacatc as
early as possible as the work on the
new temple must begin as curly In the
spring MS the weather Will permit. All
preliminary a arrangements We're made to-
DAY for bids to be received and the con-
: tract awarded without delay. 1t is their
determination for tho Grand Lodge to
hold their annual session January. 1906. In
The new temple.
MRS. d. II. HILL.
Mrs. Isabella Morrison Eli, rclct OF the
late General D. II. Hill, Of Confederate
war fame, died at tho homo Of her son,
Prof. D., IT. HILL OF the Agricultural
nnu Mechanical College. to-day In the
iii for several weeks. Chief Justice Joseph
:. M. Hill. Of Arkansas, and DR., Radolpla
Tin. OF California, are son Of the de-
ceased, who was n woman of loyable char.
meter. The remains will be carried to
Davidson College tomorrow for, inter- irr-s
,ment,
4. Juanita Cotton Mills. in .Alamance
county, was sold q t auction by order OF
Wake Superior Court his morning and
VAS purchased by r. T, Arendell, Of this
city. presumably for G. B, Enrbce s. Bro.
and White Bros, OF Graham. who It Is
understood will operate the mill. The
price was $40, 900.
Governor Aycock appoints II, 70. Fries.
of Salem. member Of the State Geolo-
glcal board to succeed Mr. Chas. McNa-
mce. resigned.
READY FOR SNI1W GOVERN Or.
Decorators and painters arc delng con-
siderable work on the Governors mansion,
getting 1t In order to be turned over to,
Governor Elect and Mrs. Glenn. Governor.
Aycock is directing tho work. Governor
md Mrs. Aycook' will entertain Governor
and Mrs. Glenn for n week early In the
new year and will give q public recep lion,
The Secretary Of state issued three
charters to-day. The new corpora Ions
arc the Eagle Clothing Manufacturing
Company, Of Mooresyille, capital $4,000,
H. Il. Baker, principal incorporation, The
Southport Building Company, of South
port Brunswick county, capital $4,000, 81.
H. Hood, principal incorporator, The
h CAN'T Harness Cos Of Belwood, cleYeSi
land county. g, H. Ford and w. r. Por-S
ter principal incorporators e. iSS &.
/. MI, J. q. Hackett. a director es the.
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RIGHT To REM0V|
TEL FL. L.E.G|!''.R|A.PH POLES |.
Supreme Court Decides Against
Western Union in Fa-
nous Case.
JUSTICE " 4 E: HARLAN "a DIssEN i s;
Court Holds That Right Of Way
Of Railroad Is Private M.
Property. 55sa,

ny <aSSocl1teQ fFe6e,)
S 5 WASHINGTON, December II, The su-
preno Court OF the United States decided
to-day tho case Of tbs Western UTiou
Telegraph Company against the Pennsyl.H
&vania Railroad Company. involving the !
right Of the railroad company to remove
the telegraph conpany's poles from, It's
right OF way. III favor Of the railroad
company. The opinion was handed down
by Justice McKennn In tho decision,
tho court held that the congressional act
OF 1865. which controlled in the case does
not grant eminent domain to telegraph
companies over tho private property q
railroad companies. N
Justice A1ckennas decision followed the /
precedent Of the Pensacola and her 4
cases decided many years ugo by the
Supreme Court. He refused to 5adopt The 4
argument OF tho telegraph company.s q
counsel. tending to the conclusion that
railroad right OF way Is public property.
1T has always been recognized says
the ppiNion. that q railroad right Of I
way Is SO far private property as to DO
entitled to that provision OF the legt- la
tlon which forbds Its taking, except &
under the power OF eminent domain and
upon payment OF compensation. The right
/ OF way OF q railroad was recognized as 4
private property In the Pensacola case,
Dissenting Opinion. al
Justice Harlan delivered n dissenting 4
opinion holding that the act OF 1866 g.vps
to telegraph companies tho lnequlyocalg
right to construct and operate lines not "
only upon the public domain, but along
any post road OF the United States. and
he commended that II tp-day's decision n
was to stand, the United States govern,
ment could not, itself, enter upon the
rights Of railroad conpa niles, III Ssi
The Supreme Court also decided tho
case OF the Western Union Telegraph \
Company against the Pennsylvania fRal
road Company. involving tho right OF tho
telegraph company to condemn a part II I:
the railroads right Of way In Western
Pennsylvania, and appropriate Il for tts
lines In opposltion 70 the telegraph COM
panys contentious. This Is a second case
In The controversy between these COIN
panies, 5 f5s!
This was decided against the telegraph y
company, the court denying the eontentto S
Of counsel for the Western Union that Y
had the right to maintain It's lines over 81
the railroad company's right OF way upon &
making compensation. 80 long az stieh
use did NOT interfere With travel on the 81
railroad *
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Seriously Injured.
ESPECIAL to The Times. Dispatch

" 5(Special = to The Times Dlspat ch) 49, Z
SPENCER, NJ c.. Dec. lo.--Mr. Thomas
III. n Stewart. b one 8of tho foremcn on the
Southern Railway wrecking crew, Which
is operated FIRM Spencer. was severely IN
ern North Carolina Railnoad Friday night
II, consequence OF which hefis now con-
fined to mis- home here. The truck under
ono OF the cars In the wrecking train be-
caIno deralled. MIR. Stewart jumped from
the derrick, on which he wns riding and It
is thought struck against the iron work
Of tho bridge, which tho train was np-
preaching ut q speed Of about 80 miles
per hour. The worst Injuries are about
thought to be only temporary. Though
ono OF the trucks was orr the track, the
train crossed the bridge without further
dera ilrncnt. IN
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We're From VIRGINIA.

Especial to The Times-D lspatch.)
& BALTIaIO RE. MD. Dec. 12.-According
to DR.. a. NJ. Rosett, a young physician,
who says he was. called on to nttend a
member Of I the gang of alleged 'yegg-
men and bank robbers broken UP here
by the police, the patient. who died Dc
ccinber5 "a OF pneumonia was from Alex
andria, Va. and another member OF the
Inns, is tho brother OF the dead youth,
who was only seventeen years old. The
body was shipped TO Alexandria for
burial, 5s.sI III
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(speclal to Tie Times-Dispatch

81 Especial to Tie Times DispatclLl s1
Il HAMLET, N. c.. Dec 12.-Sunday morn
Ing, about eight O'clock, the switch en-
5gine struck and SO badly injured Mr.. Hen
sry Chapman that it became necessary to
samputate his left arm and q part Of his
scovery. Il 35'sY II 3.ss. &
Mr.. Chpman, /. formerly of Columbia,
IS c., was day hostler In the Seaboard Air
Line yards here, and was attempting to
board the switch engine to relieve the
night man when he was hurt. 3s3 y
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rgest and Most Popular Toy St,

Easel Blackboards. made IS genuine
slate. with drawing desiens, large
sizes. Same as used IN many sch ools.
1926, se.7b, $3.50 and {. IS. ss. os
Fancy Painted and Trimmed Swing
Horse, at...... $S 90 ~
Oak Writing Desks. with drop lid and
s drawer. -. ........... ...... ~ 86
Polished Oak Morris Chairs. with
sanvy velour covered cushions,
s ~ 3
Genuine Fancy Reed Rockers for chill
dren.,t very durable. VI sff III III
The folleFins is only : part 81: the
long list otsarticles found In our store:
Hill climbing Engine and Tend
Automobiles. ;?sHs
Horse and Wagon,
Leather Purses. e; III 81 55}s 81
Triple Mirrors, 81 $s. T.
1905 Calendars. &. IA 3sg AT
: k4,XNngon. with cans.
Imported German Magic Lanterns.
Music Boxes.
Oak Washstand and Bureau. 8
/ Dolls House (large).
Large Stables. ~ 55ss III
Extension Tables.
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sSchooner's Captain Killed.

Especial to The Times DlspatchS
NEWBI3RN, n c., Dec. l2-Captnin
John Franklin Mann, Of the schooner IVY
Blades, was accidentally killed on his
ing at four O'clock. Owing to change Of
wind, lle was shifting sail from ono side
to tho other 1t came back, entangled
him and swayed violently back and forth,
beating him OH the deck until lie was In
jured 50 that he lived but two hours.
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DR.. ALDERMAN SPEAKS
AT MARYLAND BANQUET

Especial 70 Use mes-DispAI55Sn.3} - /,
Ed SAnt X ALDERMAN Of tie University q
Vlrgiiiia was tho principal speaker to,
night at the hrst annual dinner m OF I ,Ise
conrsed onfthe institution Of which ho!ls
the head and its rela ton 70 tho Pr ESD !,
terrain Church He dwelt At some some len M
ON the part the IN yerslty Mouu't a pay
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-13
Toys at s1.oo Each.

Toys at $1.O 90 Each.
sleds for boys and girls.
& Desks. $3
J. Blackboards.i 5 81 25
Toys at $50 Each.
17-key fancy wood Toy Pianos.
\ Parlor, Bedroom and Dining room
Furniture Sets.
Fancy Decorated China Tea Sets.
Fancy Wood Doll Houses.
4 Fancy Wood Stables. 49,, ST. i!f
Fancy Kitchen Stove.
Z Skin Covered Horses on wheels.
y Loaded Wagon with skin-covered5
II orse. 3 N.Y.
4 Boys Soldier Sets a
Fancy Elephants. y, 81
Skin Covered Donkeys. 81
Skin Covered Cows, 8 III
Y Milk Wagons, with skin-covered
horse.
Oak Dresser. with oval mirror.
as Toys $1.76 to $500 Each,
Steam Engine d i.s y
! Fancy SILK Dressed Dolls. very fine
az. Quail ....-..t.P~i~Ot
va ola Jointed IDOL have fine. bisaueS
]. II heads with moving eyes,. i.. DIS
Z Easel Blackboards, with designs for.
Vs. drawing, e LOU
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READY TO PAY.
IT. p. Morgan & Co. Serve Notice
on Members Of A. G. y. Syndicate.
(By Associated Press,)

(By Associated Prcss,) i9.
NEW YORK, Dec. 2.--It was announced
to-day that j. 7. Morgan and Company
have given notice to members ,. q I, ne !, {,
underwrlte the bonds Issued to pay for
q controlling interest in the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad Company. that
tho syndicate has been closed and that
cyulng from the operations Of the syndlT
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-13
BUYS Yarbrouph House

The famous old Yarbrough house on
Church Hill, was sold on yesterday to
Mr.. Gilbert r. Parker The residence Is
ono OF the handsomest in the eastern sec
ton of the city. and Is surrounded by
extensive grounds. The prce paid was
$500.
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Mr.. Brooks's Condition.

Especial to The Times Dispntch.)
RALEIGH, N. c., Dec. 12.-Dr Hubert
A. Royster. who remains with II. A1orti-
mer Brooks. at Pittsboro, reports tonight
that there is little changei In the condition
Of tho wounded man. fsSl
Mr.. Reginald Brooks and DR.. Folk left
for New York this afternoon. Il.
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TeHrie,:,s.

Especial ITO Tie Tlmes-Di spatch.)
FlRBDHRICksBURG, VA. Dec. p
Mr.: ] ohm Baylor, Jr., OF Essex county.
and Miss Augusta Jeffrles. daughter OF
Mr. James N. Jeftries, formerly OF Mid
desc county. were married last week in
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cate to it's members. This profit Is said
to amount to- a bout seven per cent. on
the investment, including the dividend
declared some time ago.
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Fatally Hurt.

Captain Slann's body was sent to his
home at Elizabeth City, NJ c.. &
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Toys at $1.oo Each.

- 20 - ~ V
Patent Jointed Dolls. have bisque
heads. with curly hair. moving eyes.
length 81 inches. a s.3::
Fancy Dressed Dolls. with tolnted
bodies and bisque heads. length 10
inches. 81
Oak sideboards. 1s Inches high, also
!, white enameled; beauty set.
Wire Beds, fitted with mattress.
Red Painted Tables. III
White Enameled Bed. with woven
Iron On, ii, Fire Engine. Hook and "a der,
etc. 45s
Mechanical Tin Trains on track.
Mechanical AUTOMOBILES.
Magic Lanterns.
Toy Iron Ranges. 5
Boys Printing Presses. IS
Boys Tool Chests.
Fancy Metal Drums, i;Ss a. /.
! Toy China Tea Sets. ~
skin- Covered Horses, "a .tached to wagr5
q ons. - sl & II
Fancy Wood Doll HOUSE !, &
Fancy Wood Stables, a. si "
Large Mechanical Auto obiles. n,
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tfgsa tSAOJ . ~ As'1S A1ttNAas 5l mi
Dolls Jewelry Sets, also Toilet Sets
Dolls Bisque Heads.
4 Rag Dolls. dressed. # i5
u Celluloid Babies.
Domino Games. i5
Lotto Games. Ms.
Toys Mt soc Each.
Fish Pond Game.
Soldiers on parade complete sets.
Fancy Letter and Picture Blocks.
Bagatelle Gamc Boards. q;
Lotto Games. i
Skin Covered Cows and Horses.
Horses and Wagons.
Soldier Sets.
Boys Horse Reins K. 555;i5
Clapping Dolls. % "a.
Mechanical Toys.
Toys at Soc Each.
Mod cling Sets. III
Wood Extension Tables. 1.4
Large white enameled Cradles. RS
Red Painted & Rocking Chairs.
D Large 2-whcel Wood Carts. tys
81 Wheel EXPIRES Wa gons. b: .ii;
Fancy Dressed Dolls,ss IA Inches long
Patent Jointed Dolls with bisQue
s heads. 35F2sS::, s d IA s:i5
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Large Drum.
Extra Large Felt Horse. Z. .S
Cow and Sheep on rollers. e
Outfits for Soldiers, Ftremen. Police;
cozy Corners. /.
Large Trimmed Beds. si8a \. 8fs;,3
Writing Desks. with double black
board.
Police and Fire Patrol,
Ice Wagon,
Dray with barrels. sS
Large Trunks 81! VI. II
Tool Chests. 81 ,.4
Iron Wagons with all steel gearing. II
! Reclining OK Cos Cart with steel,
gearing.
I Large Oak Rockers. t$ys
Shoe Ely. f9 i, 81 IS N I; IN VI. n
Large Sled with steel runners.
Sail Boa is. Il nj
1racls Train. making figure 8, with
engine, tender and car.
Hook and Ladd Ter. 5
Hose Cart. 5 & 8 III sa8s
Coal Cart, e i3
Iron Toys Fire Engines, etc.