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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1904-12-29
JAPAN'S FLEET HAS SAILED
A Squadron on The Way to Meet
The Russians.

Singapore, Straits Settlement
Dec. 25.-Two Japanese cruisers
called here this morning and left at
noon. They reported that two Jap
anese battleships, two first class
cruisers, two second class cruisers
and twelve torpedo boat destroyers
were nearby steaming west Two
Japanese auxiliary cruisers are
patrolling off this port.
Shanghai, Dec, % A squadron
OF powerful cruisers under Admiral
Kamimura has gone south to the
China sea to meet the Russian
second Pacific squadron.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1904-12-29
Chief Justice Robson, OF the Su-

Chief Justice Robson, OF the Su-
preme Court, a few days ago issued
a temporary rule In prohibition
against Judge Foster of the St.
Louis Criminal court to prevent him
from proceeding with the trial Of
Edward Butler In bis court charges
oil bribing Charles F Kelley to leave
the State and avoid testiiying
against him in the Doodle cases.
Since Butler turned Republican be
seems to have q "pull" somewhat
unexpected Clinton Democrat.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1904-12-29
Showed Nerve on a ScaffoId,

Boise, Ida Dec, 29-James Connors
the murderer Of a deputy sheriff,
Sweet. at Blackfoot, was put to
death inside the prison yard here
to-day. Connors, who admitted bis
guilt, refused to make any statement
and went to the scaffold without q
tremor. He declined spiritual COM
fort and faced death with q bravado
never before Witnessed on a scaffold
In Idaho. He was pronounced dead
IL minutes after the trapwas sprung.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1904-12-29
Territories Aggressive.

South McAlester, I. T., Dec. 81
Anticipating opposition from Demo-
cratic senator's to the Hamilton
statehood bill, now pending before
congress, which proves for the ad-
mission Of Oklahoma and Indian
Territory as one state, the Demo-
cratic Executive Committee OF the
Indian Territory In session here has
formulated plans to bring pressure
to bear on their party Representa-
tlves 10 the senate to vote for the
measure. The Democratic organza-
lions of both territories favor the
bill.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1904-12-29

Here'sa rare chance! We want a
local, and district agent for one of the
Oldest and best life insurance Compa-
MES In existance, Write to-day and give
references. c. c. Courtney, State Agent,
Massachusetts, Building, Kansas City,
Mo. aft
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1904-12-29

To Cure Cold in One Day.
Take LAXATIVE BROMO OUI.
NINE Tablets. All druggists refund
the money If It fails to cnre. E. W.
Groves signatures on each box. Csc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-08
ELDEST BORN
IS DEAD E, 4 !. ]
Ruth, the Child Of Former Prcsi-
dent Cleveland, Dies Of ii
Diplltllcria.
WAS III ONLY "a FEW DAYS.
Sickness Began Will, All ali Attack
Of Tonsilitis, Which De-
vclopcd Into Dipl1thcria.
(By Associated Press3

lss. III (By hSSOClatcQ IDreSS.J sS. 4-gta5sst Il
PRINCETON, N. u. Jan ruth
Cleveland, the eldest child OF cx-Prcsl-
dent Grover Cleveland. died at the cleve-
land home her, to-day, very unexpcct-
cdly, the immediate cause OF death being
a weakening of tho heart action during
a mild attack Of diphthcrin.
DR.. Wyckoff, the attending physician,
said that Miss Cleveland had haen Ill
WITH mild form Of diphthcria for four
days. and that the heart affection was
no. anticipated. Hgl
The Cleveland household Is grief strlck-
en- over the death OF tho eldest daughter,
and many messages OF coincidence are
being received. The private school which
Ruth attended has been Closed for tho
rest OF tho week out OF respect. IAN
President John NJ Finley. Of the college.
OF the city of New York, Mr.. Clevelaf g
personal friend, has come here to make,
ali arrangements for tho funeral. Tho
bt rial will take place tomorrow
II. response to many inquiries. former
President Cleveland gave out the follows
inE statement to-day:
4 ftcrf a few days illness. which began
with an attack of ftonsillitls and developed
yesterday suddenly into diphthcria our
Oldest daughter. Ruth, oleu suuucHly
to-day"
Futh Cleveland was born on Octoe.,r
9, 1901, in her fathers residence, at No.
8S1e Madison Avenue, after Mr.. Cleveland
had served his first term as President
|, She was named after Mrs. Clevennds
grandmother, and as Baby Ruth" was q
great favorite In Washington society
during her fathers second term In the
=, White House. Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland
have four remaining children.
It Is now Understood that 1t was tho
chlld's Illness that prevented Mr.. Clcvt-
lands attendance at the dinner to Mayor
Nc Clellan in New York January 4th.,
The funeral services will be held at the
Cleveland home, conducted by Rev. Malt
land Bartlett Mr.. Cleveland, with
President Finley. OF the college ofsthc
city OF New York; Dean Andrew West
and a few intimate friends, will accom-
pany the body to Princeton Cemetery.
where interment will take place. It Is
said the other children show no signs
OF diphtheria.
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met on Wednesday night q. Nc!sen's Han.
The featur OF tho meeting ws+s We IN
stallntion Of chiefs. which are as fol
lows: sachem. A.. p. Day; ! senior s saga.
somre, Joseph II. l,aroft: prophet, w Y. n.
Whitlow;' Keeper OF wamnmrn. II. Neisen;
collector OF wampum. Thomas ]. M s;s az
ley; chief Of records 9a a3 Nea e. .nard
Of the wgwam, Henry Il. Hlll; keeper seer =, o.
wigwan, Robert L. Mccauley; first san na
nap. Benjalmn Levy second sonnaP, /, ooS-
Cooley: second warrior. Thomas Enrougti-
ty: third WARRIOR Frank 8. Reams: fourth
Warrior, Arthur G. Nielsen. Mr.. Arthur
c.. Nielsen was also eiectea .rnssre.t those
present marched to the Powhatan SluD,
where an excellent oyster supper. Mas %iu
served them under tho direction Or MT ~
erai tonsts and speeches were made. the
most humorous being delivered by Mr
Joseph l.. BcKerstaf. who delivered, . ~
his usual entertaining manner a speee''
j. b. Pcarman. colorcd, OF Varina, mas rs
received an appointment as carrier. =.
rural route No: g. which goes INTO e attan
p down tie Charles City Road and back
to Station up the Darbytown Road.
This route was esta bllshed through the
efforts of Congressman John - Lam rc,rrned
to his duties in Washington after s Ip,f,, .
inc The holidays at Ills home. DAst
Lawn" on Fulton Hill. 49,
delightful oyster sappefd ann nis G'v at
Laurel Hi Church Hall. In lower ], Hen .ei !,
rico county Pnrlor games were indulged
~ much e the p'easilaIle 81 were
rendered ~ Messrs. Bernard Sea and
Harry larry II Hudson on string instrume,it I, y
The home OF Mr.. and MrsI Charles y az s.
ner. In lower Henrico S sGlun N.Y. va Nan
day night. Music and paror games dd ,t
much to the occasion. until at midnlght.
when an elegant collation. q sbr, who
well known for his artistic " danSing
was present, and danced. to the dellsht
OF every one present. 80, !.
Names ahnse Ja PrassAvS augha S Howard Wade,
II .' 3. Williams. G. r. Cosby, J: T. Mad
ison. Frank Chlldress. c. H. Powell; ,, n.
gan Davis, Carter Kerrck: Harry Wag-
ner. A. lghitlow. Charles Doeppe. A. J..
Eacho, ]. w. Hayne, Harry Mante!o. y.
A. Dillon; w; B: Mooa dInrrv o. Mann ai and and
James Hall. po,,a
The ladies' present were Misses Belle ell,
Peasants Lizzie T1oe, Lzze Lan fsnnis
Hornby. Annie Aigner, Mary Aigner, Myr-
tie Harris Lillian Harris. Cora Gluten,
den. Annie Bracket, Maud Gathright ana
Mrs. James Vaughan.
Maurice Bowling, OF Fredericksburg, has
returned after pleasant visit to friends
Mrs. Wilson Jones has returned from
a visit to her father, Superintendent John
K. russell. of the Henrico county schools.
In Vnrina. Mrs. Jones was accompanied
by her children.
John D. Grant. clerk Of Accomac County
Court, is In Richmond on business. lie
Is the guest OF the Rev. A.. A.. Jones. pas,
tor OF Denny Street Methodist Episcopal
Church.. ~,
at her home near the National Cemetery,
Mrs. Louise Sunday Of belmont Is
improving after recent , iIlness: snner.
Miss LESLIE Trayser IS WISHING super
visor W. b. Frayser, OF Varina.
Thomas Clay, who has been spending
tho holidays with his parents In Ches-
terrified, has returned.
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FULTON NEWS.

nenrico Council Of tho Royal Arcanum
t,ha report OF the Auditing Committee
was read, and showed the council was In
q better condition than It had been for
years, The Committee on he I%enty.
q suitable programme for tho occasion
had been we'll arranged. The anniversary
viii be held on, January 2lst, at, which
stalled BY Grand Regent y, IT. McFaden.
Jacob Giffert has returned from salem,
Ohio. where he went to attend the fun
eral OF his sister-in-laW. Mrs. Rosa Shat
Mr. Luther snoddy has returned to his
home Ii, buckingham county after q pleas
Ant visit TO friends and relatives In Full
M Msiattaponi Tribe. No, 10. j %. p. M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-08
ANNUAL BALL.
Italian Beneficial Society Enjoy
Cd Itself at Sanger Hall,

s YaY sts.fls vas presented at Sanger
giSgi las, Slgts, upon the occasion OF the
afEGsi A@gi NJ Inc Italian Social and
i;hTtYG8tait i:tGiety.
ftHs &ti&haancH was not confined to tho
frsfat,efs NJ the Italian colony, but was
larRsfg ntads ~ Of citizens OF all nation-
aiilles, ufH Wns as large as upon any
SIMILAR necasiOn.,,
Ths committee Of arrangements en-
bfapsd MGasrs. l.. Baldacci. a. Mnrchetti.
T.. !.1hoio, L.. 5Iarchetti. j.. Poa and
4 ttaHci
The committee: on prizes made up Of
representative citizens after careful con-
aiCsratlon. decided that the prizes should
bq awarded TO the following;
First prizs--M,ss NJ. Schopp, hand
Hrne rarlor lamp; Mr.. Louis Gl!elmo. q
IS gold piece.
stcond yrlzs-Mlss Alice Olive. q fine
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-08

THE THEATRES.
Alphonse and CASTOR.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.:

If some OF the big New York papers
had offered prize for the piece contain
ing the largest assortment and. greatest
business, the writer of the musical COM
edy, alfonso and Castor" would surely
be winner If he presented the manu-
script Of that play TO the judges.
There have been many Of the so-caled
farce and musical comedies presented
here, in which the lines have been full
of the cohwebs of time, but "Alphonse
and Gaston'' must have been buried
alive" some years ago, and recently rcsur-
recled: Avne of the jokes were SO old
that they had been forgotten by many
in the audience and were received as new
products.
The ten chorus girls, who fit upon the
stage at times, were in keeping with the
piece
Alphonsc and CASTOR wero really minor
characters. They were inter!opers, for
their date was too near our time for the
writer Of the piece 10 use them to advan-
tagG In building this Nodh's Ark produce
loh. The comic lrishman, tho German
comedian the tramp of the Weary Willie
type and the overdresscd Irish lady had
all of tho lines, and Door Alphonse and
CASTOR merely had the opportunity to
bow a few times and get off their copy
rlshtcd After you, my dear Alphonsc.
Hearts Adrift."
"Eearts Adrift' was presented at the
Bijou Theatre last night by the same
company which appeared at that house
last season. That Is. all the principals
were The same.
Tho play Is mclodrama. with scnsa-
tional scenes and situations. 1t Is the
story of Il father whose designations
J wrecked a home and orphaned two chill
! dron He sobo.s down, finds n friend who
| has beTrIcnded mis- children, and. when u
muTcr Is committed, he takes the crime
| as his, own. Is arrested goes TO prison
/ and Is condemned 10 death, Then are
| developed the Vaccinations OF n designing
/ woman and hcr lover TO secure The wealth
! OF the murdered man and the hunt 70,
| The murdegers Deelns. and they arc run
| down all right,
The murde. ers are found, Captain Ted
| dy' establishes the innocence OF his
| friend. Robert Darney. and then come!
Tho excitement. the villain receiving a
fatal shot from his bride. who. then end.
her life.
Augus,in Glassimir, ns "old Pigeon,
the oa man, tended to erotesqucncss II
] ms character. Capable, he forgets tina
the character is that of decrupt ole
man and throws considerable athletic!
in his actions, Captain Teddy IS tn,
leading role, filled cupably by II. l., Snu
der The other members OF the oJmpan,
are good. especially Energy !Iugga,
BoWery Blossom.
The play runs the remainder Of III
week. with q matinee SATURDAY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-08
THREE LIVES LOST
IN ELEVATED COLLISION
ny Assoclated Press.l

NEW YORK. Jan. Three trainmen
were killed to-day by collision Of two
trains on the Brooklyn Elevated Railroad.
Ono Of the dead. was hurled from the
structure to the street. and nearly, eve y
bone in his body was broken, whlle an
bumper Of the engine. which was ,rammedl
by motor train, and the front car OF
tho one drawn by steam power:
simultaneously with the collision q fire
was started by the Goals from a locomo-
tive, and this added to the panic Of the
passengers, who fought desperately to
escape from tho wrecked cars.
None Of tho pnssenEers were badly hurt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-08

reception last evening from to II o'clock
by their young hostess. Miss Margaret
Cropper Watkins.
The Watkins home, No. All West
Grace Street. was prettily decorated in
Christmas holly and greenery. Guests
were received by Mrs. K, w. Watkins,
Miss Margaret Watkins. Miss Anita
Clark, Miss Margaret Cabell Darlington.
Miss Elise Clark ana MS Ammo Middle
ton of Now YORK.
The Misses Clark arc very charming
young ladies. One OF tho largest and
most elegant of many house parties In
Virginia was given last summer by them
at Clarkton, and was attended by both
Miss Watkins and Miss harrington, IN
whose honor it was given.
Miss Sophie White, who is In Balti-
more. where she went this week to DO
present at the wedding of Miss Lanahan
to Mr.. Leland, of Chicago. will return to
Richmond by way of the University OF
Virginia.
Miss Martha Bowie, who is attending
school in Philadelphia this winter, Is pre-
pairing to enter Vussar College next year.
Her brother. Mr., Russell Bowie, is the
leader and orator Of the senior class
at Harvard.
Miss Carrie Coleman will spend part
Of January In New York as tho guest Of
friends there.
Miss Margaret and Lima Shields will on
tertain number of their friends at cards
this evening.
DR.. Benjamin Hughes -ray Is in Rich
mond on Il short visit. DR.. Gray has
position in one Of the hospitals Of New
York city, and is spending the winter
there
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-08
YOUNG MEN EAGER
FOR MISSION WORK \ !.
Thirty. at Seminary Are Ready
to Go, Sixteen Others Are
Considering.

Rev. Dr.. Robert J, Willngha'n, secre'
tory of tho Foreign Mission Board. has
lust returned to the city after trip
through; certain sections Of the South ~
tbs interests Of his work, b.
While away Or. Wllllngham visited tho
Southern Baptist Theologlcal seminary
ar Louisville. Tho conditions he met
there were most gratifying the ,r SEMI p, !,
nary was never in better state. Thirty
a. Inc Young men told pr. Wilpngham
TINT they we're ready to enter the foreign
work; sixteen other said they were 2c on.
s.dering doing ses IN view 81 ne great
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-08
HAVE SIGNED THE
NEW WAGE. SCALE.

The Independent tobacco manufacturers
of Richmond have signed the new wage
scale with the Tobacco WG ,aif AH.etn''-
5tional Union for the year 1914. a,
Tho scale Is the same as that OF tne
preceding year. There is no change what-
ever made In the wages and hours s torz
Thn Bland Tobacco Company. OF PetcIS-
burE' has thus far. declined to sign the
scale on account Of the wages N the
cut plug department. The advisory boa re, I'd
OF the local unions Will go 70 FeteIsputs
this week to adjust tho matter 2
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-08
Petitions in Bankruptcy.

rnptcy were filed in the office Of the clerk,
Of tho United States District Court. Ono
OF the bankrupts was Mrs; NJ Marks.
Street this city, Liabilities are placed
ut s355O.b1 and assets at $3.50, SOL
l.. I3loomberg ls4attorney IN the case
and Harold S. Bloomberg was named as
John G, Wolf. a laborer, OF No. G26
Church Street. filed a petition n bank,
fruptcy, stating his liabilities at $24o ana
assets nothing .5g.5 4E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-08

rocker; Mr.. Felix Baschon, silk UNI
b1eNa. 5s
The lucky ticket was No. 1867, drawn
by Miss Ida Pacentini. which gave to
her pretty tea set,
The officers Of the association aroi
President. l.. N1archettl; Vice-President.
Il. Baldacci; Secretary E. Lebolo: Vice
Secretary, a. Casc; Treasurer, a Mar.
chptti: Trustees. V. Donati, J. A..
Bertocci c. Canepa.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-08
FAMOUS DRIVER OF
HORSES is DEAD
II. A soclated Press

(By Assoclated Press.)
NASHVILLE, TENN., Jan. 7.-George
J., Fuller Is dead at The Hermitage, at
the age Of sixty7nine. He was ono OF
the greatest drysrs Of trottns horses
in the country, and at one time had
charge of the stables of the Car of
Russia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-08
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE, SOUTHERN
3f.t RAIL WAY JANUARY, 10, 1904.

On and after January. 10th, train no. II.
for all points South. will leave Richmond
daily at 1000 p. NJ, instead Of 1920 F. NJ.
as at present; sleeper ready at 900 7. NJ
York River Line: Train NO IS. or West
Point, will leave at 1920 p. NJ, Instead OF
4 80 p, NJ, as at present, connecting with
steamers for Baltimore on Mondays.
Wednesdays and Fridays,
e. w. WEsTBURY, p. r, A, 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-08
DELEGATES INSTRUCTED
FOR ROOSEVELT
CHr As mated press.l

(Ey Asr r.ated Press.>
PENSACOLA, FLA, Jan. 7.-The Re-
publican County Convention to-day In
structed It's delegates to the State Con-
vcnton to vote for Roosevelt delegates
to the National Convention.
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Dove Lodge to Meet.

3 Dove Lodge. No. 81. will hold stated
communication at the Masonic Temple
this evening. beginning at 1880 o'clock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-08
PROMINENT VISITORS
at RICHMOND HOTELS

arrivals. was Hon. NJ. J. Fulton. Of Wal
rem county, member-elect OF the senate
Thomns D. Gold. Mr.. Fulton. Is already
well known here from his recent appear
ancs here as counsel IN the lienrico case.
At that time he VIZ Of hs eity
Mr. Fulton has made an excellent Inn
preston on his future associates Iie IS
a man of attractive appearance ana per
er, and it is predicted that he will take
high rank In the Senate.
Colonel George c. Cabell. IT., Of Nor
folk. Va. former member Of the House
at Al IN Murphy's. Colonel cabell stated that
his visit here had no connection WIN
the Dey-Trehy factionnl contest before
w appeared as counsel The sub-commlt-
tee OF the State Committee will meet IN
Norfolk to take the matter up January
18th and Will arrange the prellmlnarles
and begin the work of taking dispositions
on Monday, the 18th.
Delegate c. A. IIeermans, Of Mont,
geometry, who on Wednesday fell and
broke his log on the street, is reported
dong as nicely as could be expected. He
has now been removed to the Hellam Hos IS;
p!tal. on 80 lie feIi,w mcmbers of the
House yesterday.
Hon. II. L. Gwyn, of Elk Creek. a for
mer member OF the House of Delegates,
arrived in tho city yesterday. and is at
The Powhatan. " ~ ffErfsat
The candida tcs for vacant Circuit Judge.
shin. to succeed hJudgesJ. II. Hubbard. arc
around a,,1i d tho Capitol in the day and in tho
MOTEL lobbies at night. At least. two Of
them are, Messrs. Tyler and Barnes.
I1ro1 pf NVDrraptnn
scnting the Ogden educational movement,
is still in the city, stopping at The POW
hatan.
hammock arrived in the city, yesterday
from washington. He reported tho tenn
perature .ower in the mountain region
than here.
A number OF young men are gathering
In this city TO take the examination be,
tore tho supreme Court Of appeals aIpe { o, or
virginia Tor license to practiSse ,,! iaW y
burne and Mr.. Thomas Temple. OF Char
iotteSVlllc.
mir. julian Meade, Of Danville. a. we'll
known member of the bar Of that city,
Is IN the CITY, and was greeting friends
at Murpny's last night
Among the arrivals at The Pownatan
last night were the following: Arthur
Segar. Jr. Hampton; Dr. Robert Frazer
warrenton: IL. l.. Moore. Dlnwiddie; Sam
rlsonhurg; T. b. Clarke. Portsmouth,; E.
L. Powell, Mcl>enney; 7. l.. Gywn, Elk
Creek, Nj. II. Barnes, New Kent; Lyon
c. Tyler Williamsburg; r. NJ. Parrish,
Virginia. sA
These Yirginlans were among II long
lis, OF arrivals at .1uqphy's last night:
lieorge c. Cahcl!, Jr., Norfolk; NJ. j.,
Th,1nas Temple, Charlottesville; a. Ju-
liar. Basby, West Point: Il, G. Heathcotc,
Lyncnburg: w D, stoakley.- Virginia; +,
". Arnold, Alexandria; S. NJ Shepherd,
| fIuyanna; II. II. Brumback, Lexington,
Va, JOIN r. Hal!er, Pocahpntas; D. Hoge
! Tyler. Rad;ord
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BEGIN THE NEW YEAR RIGHT
AND SAVE MONEY ON YOUR
e ROC
AT OUR STORES.

go ssu american osa"s'stsa sugar. 411c
Fresh Country Eggs, dozen........... SOC.
8 pounds California Peaches for......a5c.
Now Seeded Raslns, ! Id package. ....1oo
Home. Made Mincc Meat, pound ......eo.
Mountain Roll Butter, b..............15o
Small California Hams, pound. ........9o.
2 pounds New Homlny and Grlts for. SC.
Three pounds Seedcss Ralslns for.... 25c. N
Large juicy lemons DOZEN. ...... 12c.
Best City Meal, per peck.......,s ....1sc.
X or, bushel NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. CSC. Y
New Cleaned currants; lib package IS. 30
Best Cream Cheese. pound ...........1sc. 4
Canned Tomatoes large cans........,.7o g
New Clipped HerrInos, 8 dozen for. csc.
Good Lard, pound ............ ........ &c.
Whole sweet Pickles., quart. 100
Gibson, XXX, M. Vernon, Oscar
PEPPER old Brands Whisky, bottle. $50. {
3.lb lars Home. Made Prcserves......1sc.
Blackberry or Catawba Wine, quart 12c.
New Dates. SC. or @ lbs for............25o q
salt Pork, per pound.... .......,.......7o
SmIthflcld Hams, pound. 1850. 4
1lacklng and Scrub Brushes ...........5 c.5
bars octagon Shaped Soap for......25c. 4
Good Green or Mixed Tea, pound. ESQ
New Virginia Buck"heat, lbs. for. ESQ.
\ Florida Oranges, dozen. 30.
JBcst Leaf Lard, pound. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Z
puffy's Malt Whlskey, per bottle... soc.
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Santa Claus Partner Tonight.

The charming little play, Santa 81 Claus aus
Partner will be presented ~ me ie l.L. H.
room Of Monumental Church tonight y ,, ey
a a'e Success 1 Of it. An evening Of pleasure
Is IS s assured those who, attend, and they y
v, have the further pleasure Of SHOWING e
that they are doing much good, ,, as th ne
Expenses Of tho Monumental kindergarten
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The candida tcs for vacant Circuit judge
shin. to succeed Judge&J. II. Hubbard. are
still In tile city and are In evidence
around tho Capitol In the day and IN tho
MOTEL lobbies at night. At least. two or
them are Messrs. Tyler and Barnes