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Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-20

The new meat and produce market
of Merrill Hissong. at the old Dalton
stand, was thrown open yesterday ev-
ening, with the hooks hanging full OF
prime beef and big display OF fruit
and produce. The well known meat
cutter. Dickerson, is at the block, and
the new house starts of with q good
business.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-20

A. L. Reynolds and d. G. Miller OF
the May Day mine came down from
Denver yesterday evening.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-20

stage barn; they get into 1t and never
find the way out. Mr.. Miner said he
had read so much in The Herald about
the Durango country that he guessed
he had become hypnotized and that he
would not be content till he had seen
the whole area tributary to Durango
He goes TO the Pennington country to-
day. and If he doesn't find something
To hold him here he may go over into
the Arkansas valley sugar beet and
factoy country. He is looking for
section that produces something every
year without an exceptional season
without production, and he has found
It here.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-20

In the county court yesterday even
ing r. b. Newcomb of Allison pleaded
guilty to the charge OF assault on the
person OF d. b. Gift, his neighbor. ant
was fined $40 and costs. Another
charge OF similar import made by F
B. Thomas, another neignbor. was dis
missed by the deputy district attorney
The Pensacola journal., 1905-03-26
A PROPOSITION
HAS BEEN MADE
FOR APPOINTMENT OF AMERI-
CAN COMMISSIONERS TO COL
LEcT CUSTOMS AT SOUTHERN
PORTS = GOVERNMENT ANx-
rOUS TO REACH AGREEMENT.
BY Associated Press.

San Domingo, Marchx 25.-State-
mentS published in the United States
that fiscal agents and representatives
Of the creditor nations of San Domin-
go, alter a conference had agreed on
q temporary settlement of all fnan-
cial matters in This republic, are pre-
mature. The foreign creditors, prin
cipally Italy ana Belgium, are taking
advantage OF the oeferring OF the pro-
posed convention between the united
States and Santo Domingo and the
Venezuelan situation 10 press the pay
ment of their claims.
1t has been proposed by the DOmini-
can government that an American be
designated as commissioner. for the
collection of all customs at southern
POrts, forty-five per cent being set
apart for government expenses and
the rest less the expenses of cOllec-
ton. deposited in an American bank
until the convention was either rati-
fed or rejected.
Should the convention ultimately be
rejected, the money would be divided
in just proportion to all creditors.
Thus far nothing has been DECIDED.
The government is anxious to reach
some agreement to prevent difficulties
with European creditors which might
lead to Intervention and precipitate
International trouble. The country is
quiet although the situation is unset
tied.
The Pensacola journal., 1905-03-26
PINE BARREN
NEWS NOTES
REV. J. o. LAWRENCE AND BRIDE
GIVEN A HEARTY WELCOME.
PERSONAL NEWS OF
INTEREST.
Special Correspondence.

Pine Barren, March 25.-Rev. J. o.
Lawrence and Miss jamie Jones were
quietly married last TUESDAY at the
home of the brides parents in Ala
bama. The happy couple arrived on
the afternoon train and were met by
a party of ladies who were generous
with showers of rice. On arriving at
the parsonage, which the groom had
carefully made ready for his bride,
they were welcomed by a number of
ladies who were also eXtravagant with
rice and good wishes. The ladies had
prepared a sumptuous repast and the
artistically decorated dining table
fairly groaned with oelicacies. The
bride was a dainty picture, beautifully
gowned in a blue travelling dress,
with a hat to match. At about $50
O'Clock quite a gay party of ladies and
gentlemen surprised the happy couple.
At an early hour light refreshments
were served, after which the guests
took their departure amid cOngratula-
tions and many good wishes for the
future happiness of the popular groom
and his fair young bride.
Miss Lena Williams has returned
from New Orleans and other places
of interest, where she has been for
the past few weeks.
Mrs w. P. Brownson, of Pensacola,
was the guest of Mrs. A. NJ. Mcmillan
Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. Franklin, of Century, visited his
daughter, Mrs. T. Virgins. Wednes-
day.
Mr.. ]. H. Berry, the popular picture
agent, was here Friday.
Mr.. H. Salter, of Chumuckla, was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Jernigan
on Thursday.
Mrs. d. H. FinlaY and two children
spent this week in Brewton visiting
Mrs. Finlay's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bell.
Mrs. F. Perkins visited in Pensacola
last THURSDAY.
Mrs. T. Sowell spent Wednesday
and Thursday in Pensacola visiting
her mother. Mrs. Clayburn.
.,.r. Ned Finlay, of Brewton, visited
his brothers DR.. D. H. anu Mr.. w. A
Finlay, Tuesday.
Mrs. F. Perkins paid business visit
to McDavi0 Friday.
Mr.. E. McCaskill and two daughters
Misses Minnie and Ira, of ChumuclKla
spent Sunday here the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. ]. McCaskill and family.
The Pensacola journal., 1905-03-26
CONTROL IN
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
FRENCH MINISTER coLoNI Es SURPRISED AT WONDERFUL
PROGRESS UNDER ETHeDs EMPLOYED BY
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT.

can control and was struck with the
enormous prestige gained in such a
short period. 1t mas been greater
during the last four years than during
the $50 years preceding the American
occupation. The natives are being
educated receiving the benefits of
municipal and provincial liberty and
are rapidly acquiring the spirit of re-
publican institutions. France can
take a most beneficial lesson from
the splendid results of the American
colonial system"
The Pensacola journal., 1905-03-26
GOV. BROWARD
AT DeEUNIAK
HE SPOKE THERE YESTERDAY BE.
FORE A LARGE CHAuTAU-
qua AUDIENCE.

DeFuniak Springs, March 25.-An
immense crowd was in the city to hear
Governor N. B. Broward speak before
the Chautauqua Assembly to-day.
Governor Broward delivered an adj
dress which was both eloquent and
instructive, particularly tnat portion
of it relating to the Everglades drain
ing project, which he explained in de-
tail
The last excursion of the season viii
be run next Saturday when Lieut.. R.
p. Hobson will speak.
The Pensacola journal., 1905-03-26
BY Associated Press.

London. March 25.-Referring to the
~ea5r that peace negotiations between
Russia and Japan are proceeding, a
u...,L olicial said to-day. when ask
tE .0r information: Even if l knew it
30 81 true that negotiations were go
irs on. ] would consider it little less
.-aa a crime TO even hint of their ma
,--5. so much hangs in the balance,
ea. 50 much might be lost by prema-
r.-. G.sciOsures."
The Pensacola journal., 1905-03-26
BY Associated Press.

Paris, March 25.-Minister Of the
Colonies Clementel has just received
a confidential report concerning the
progress and status of the Philippines
and the Island of Java. The report is
from Governor General Lamothe, oi
Cochin China, who is a recognized
authority on colonial administration
and said in part:
I spent four months in the Philip
pines studying the results Of Ameri'
The Pensacola journal., 1905-03-26
PROTEST AGAINST
RETURN OF FLAGS
WISCONSIN VETERANS DESIRE TO
RETAIN TROPHIES OF BAT.
TLE-WILL BE SETTLED
AT G. A. r. EN-
cAMPMENT.
By Associated Press.

Madison, Wis, March 25.-The sur
vivors of the Fifteenth Wisconsin re-
Gently sent strong protest to the
legislature against the proposed i'm
mediate return to Alabama of the bat
tie flags captured during the war. The
assembly to-day deferred action on
the Joint resolution until Wednesday,
when a new resolution will be intro
duced for their return, with the con.
currence of the Grand Army OF the Re,
uublic at the encampment next June.
The Pensacola journal., 1905-03-26
REGULATIONS FOR
PEACE UNDER WAY

Paris. March 26.-l1:3O a. MIN
cry ale last night tends to confirm
fl. sa.ament that approaches towards
pace 1g,ween Russia and Japan
l.la already begun al a private con-
ference in a northern European capi-
l-
Inquiries al the Russian embassy
cr. Japanese legation here brought
.. information. neither in affirmation
or denial There are strong indica-
:..l~. however. mat the preliminaries
a.a being conducted al Stockholm,
vl,-a re-1.iatiOns Will be carried on
E. .le pre-uinaries are successful.
Tie parsonage acting for Russia is
said 10 De "a leading general. :. The
representative Of Japan is not known,
hu- is believed ID be one who has here
GO .1-e taken no prominent part in Jap
aL,sg affairs.
The Pensacola journal., 1905-03-26
General Tracy Dead.

Albany. n. Y. -IaTch 25.-FormeI
REPRESENTATIVE Gen. Charles Tracey
Is dead at his home here at the age OF
& sfter an illness of some months.
In congress he was one OF the ieaulns
democratic opponents OF Tree silver.
he left a widow and four children
The Pensacola journal., 1905-03-26
Rv Associated Press.

Cleveland, March 25.-Trustee Lo-
ger, of the Chadwick estate, said to-
day that he viii investigate immedi-
ately the testimony given by Mrs.
Chadwick that she has jewels in Brus-
sells valued at from one hundred ami
fifty to two hundred thousand dollars
ana will write the American consul to
The Pensacola journal., 1905-03-26
FRAcMENTARY REPORTS
OF WAR FROM FRANCE

Paris March 25.-Reports that Gen
era. Ia occupied Mukden and Tie
Pass with Chinese soldiers, are u1-
founded
TIE japanese have refused TO confirm
lie Chinese officials who have been
appointed 10 various positions in
S-sh Nanchuria.
iae Chinese governor of Kirin is
,-0'red 10 have received letters from
Genera. Oyama. saying that the Jap
S1ea wll enter Kirin on April 10.
The appointment of General Kuro-
--.-n TO command the first Russian
l-ry is giving great satisfaction 70
GC soldiers and officers.
The Pensacola journal., 1905-03-26
Court of Appeals Grants
New Trial for Curtis Jeft

murders in connection with the Har.
gises and Sheriff Callahan, who are
now held at Lexington.
The fourth trial of Caleb Powers
for the assassination of Governor
Gobel will begin soon, the court OF
appeals having overruled the petition
of the commonwealth for a rehearing
The Pensacola journal., 1905-03-26
Bv Associated press.

Frankfort, Ky. March 25.-A new
trial for Curtis Jet, un0er sentence to
be hanged for the assassination OF j.
b Narcum. of Breathitt county, was
ordered to-day by the court of appeals.
The case came from the Harrison cir
cult court and is for one OF the few
The Pensacola journal., 1905-03-26
ElGHTY BoMBs FOUND
IN POLISH GRAVES

Warsaw. March 25.-The police to-
-aE discovered eighty bombs hidden
II -ac brick graves in POwOnski Gene
ie-g a. Warsaw.
EaTo-l0r General Meximovitch of
N---aW. received the foreign cOnsu-
As officials. clergy and civilians to-
and m a speech promised impair
--- -'FerImenr without prejudice TO
--.'aa'y. TRe speech made a most
-e''-a2-e impression in polish circles.
The Pensacola journal., 1905-03-26
FRANCO AMERICAN
BANK IN PARIS
BY Associated Press.

Paris. March '25.-Premier Rouyer
strongly approved the project to estab-
lish a Franco-Ameriean financial in
stitution in Paris during his recent
interview with James Speyer, the New
York banker.
The Pensacola journal., 1905-03-26
RECEIVER OF CHADWICK
ESTATE TO INVESTIGATE
AND ENDEAVoR 10 SECURE POSSESSION Tc
BE IN RRUssELs-DR. CHADWICK WILL SHIP PERSON
EFFECTS FLORIDA
SENATOR N. N. BULKLEY.

verify the statement and aid in recov-
ering the jewels. BY paying the bal
ance due on the jewelry and paying
the duties. the property may be held
for the benefit of the estate.
DR.. Chadwick to-day removed his
personal effects from the Chadwick
residence and it is reported he will
ship them to his daughter in Florida.
The Pensacola journal., 1905-03-26
Three Tourists Drowned
BY CapsiZing OF q Skiff

drowned yesterday while rowing on
the Indian river A squall capsized
the boat and only Mr. Miller escaped,
the others holding to the overturned
boat for a time, then gradually losing
their hold and sinking. The bodies
have not yet been recovered.
The Pensacola journal., 1905-03-26
Venezuelan Matter Has
Not Rea ched Acute Stage

the case of the French Cable Compa-
ny. not indicating that it has been
postponed, but that it is still pending
in the courts ready for consideration
and that the matter is in a chronic
rather than an acute stage.
The Pensacola journal., 1905-03-26
TOWN WIPED
OUT BY FIRE
CARBON, mo-, PRACTICALLY DE-
sTRoYEp YEsTERDkY-Loss-
Es WILL AGGREGATE
100000.
Rx Assoelated Pres.

Carbon, III, March 25.-Fire TO-DAY
practically Destroyed this town ana
the entire business district and pest
mart of the residence section Is n
ashes tonight. Forty residences anu
twenty business houses. have peeh
burned. The loss will reach TWO
hundred Thousand dollars.
The Pensacola journal., 1905-03-26
MUNYON'S WILL
RETURN AGAIN
OsOlOE TO INVADE THE LAND OF
THEIR Fathers AND ERECT
THREE CHURCHES IN
ILLINOIS.
By Associstaa o..

IN r..-- s-on. Ills. March 25.-The
n nm. ---,-s nave decided to come back
~. -s. ----. A. meeting of the 1ll:-
r.--,-.., ..eA..e'ence just closed in Warren
,,---. p was decided to invade the
- g- ileir fathers and build three
O. one at Monmouth, one at
VA and the third at Warsaw.
The Pensacola journal., 1905-03-26

AT SANTIAGO
5y Associated Press.

Santiago, March 25.-The United
States transport Sumner, upon which
is the congressional party which has
been visiting various ports in the
West Indies. arrived here to-day from
Kingston, Jamaica.
The Pensacola journal., 1905-03-26
BY Associated Press.

Atlanta, March 25.-A special from
Fla, says that Mrs. Miller
of Chautauqua, N. Y, Miss Edith
Moore, of Holyoke, Mass, and A. A.
Baldwin, of Georgiana, Fla, were
The Pensacola journal., 1905-03-26
Robert runner Hanaed.

Abingdon, Va, March 25.-Robert
Turner. negro. was hanged here yes
terGay for the murder of Louise JEFF
ferson, colored.
The Pensacola journal., 1905-03-26
Rv Associated Press.

Washington March 25.-In brief
cablegram to-day to the state depart
ment. Minister Bowen, from Caracas,
refers to the action of Venezuela in
The Pensacola journal., 1905-03-26
inquiry Tends TO Confirm Report that Conference
End I'm View Has Begun at a Northern
European Capital
BELIEVED TO BE
AT STOCKHOLM
where Details viii be
Arranged If Prelin1-
jHaPfeS Are Sue
ceSSfUE

srss,AN EMBASSY AND JAPAN
EsE LEGATION At LONDON
NEITHER AFFIRM OR DENY RU-
NoR-APPoINTMENT OF KURo.
PkTKN GIVES SATISFACTION.
EIGHTY BOMBS FOUND HIDDEN
IN POLISH GRAVES.
The Pensacola journal., 1905-03-26
RUSSIAN SQUADRON
SAILS FROM TAMATAVE.

mon. March 25.-A dispatch to
- - 2, nom Tamatave. Madagascar,
.s ,-2 Russian squadron has sail
e. leS,ra-lQn unknown
The Pensacola journal., 1905-03-26
WHITE DEMOCRATS
ARE NOW UNITED
Result win Eliminate
Many Objectionable
Features 0ffhe
Campaign.

'AND ELEVATE oTTY ELECTIONS
:. TO A MUCH HIGHER PLANE
: THAN HEREToFoRE-NEWs OF
WELL KNOWN CITIZENS AS Ex.
PRESSED TO A REPRESENTA-.
TIVE OF TIE JOURNAL YES
TERDAY.
The Pensacola journal., 1905-03-26
PROMINENT MEN ENDORSE
THE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY

Majority OF Those interviewed the Municipal
White Primary Their Unqualified Support and Abide
by Choice OF Majority
The Pensacola journal., 1905-03-26

Continued on Fifth Pagal
The Pensacola journal., 1905-03-26

yzTEATHER Generally fair Sunday
wv ans Mondays fresh South to
southwest winds.
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Corset Covers

A. Offering lar eut - taEs oFfinnfy As Of ine
ur1r Finished Nith the neSe@t trimmings ard easnea
n lsHasss ASaFssu~nts Ter vwe4vv serrnt 81 ea
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The Ennis Daily News gives the
following report Of farmers insti-
tute held in Ennis Tuesday after
noon:
A good crowd of farmers and basil
ness men met at the Y. M. c. A. hall
Tuesday afternoon and were address
ed by DR.. s. A. Knapp. Profs. Kyle
and Carson of the A. L. M. College
and Mr.. Evans The addresses were
along the lire of diverslfication of
crops and a considerable portion Of
the discussion was on growing Irish
potatoes for market.
Prof. Kyle said that the black land
was not well adapted to potato
culture, but the ideal land was a
loose. sandy loan high land, we'll
drained He would have the land
iplowed TO inches deep and then
the Tennessee Triumph potato. about
| February Is to 90, in rows 8 w feet
apart and the plants IL to Is inches
apart. He advocates using fertilizers
and said Mr.. Allison's Hurry Plant"
| fertilizer was first class. He would
put the fertilizer in the ground about
ten days before planting the potatoes.
He would cut the potatoes several
days before planting and would
sprinkle them with Stacked lime 20
prevent seab. He urges that they
be cultivated every ten days and bur
Tried as much as possible as the early
market always paid the best prices.
He would dig and keep in shade and
put in 100 pound sacks for the
market.
All the speakers urged the organi-
cation OF Truck Growers Associa-
tons as by that method seed pota-
toes could be bought to better advan-
tage. buyers would come here for
potatoes and better price obtained,
besides obtaining better freight
rate both ways.
| DR.. Knapp's address was on cot
con, corn and COW peas. He said
when cotton was high anybody could
raise II at profit. but when 1t was
low 1t takes smart man TO raise
4 II at a profit. He urged that each
/ farmer reduce the acreage To what
he could work and gather with his
own force and put the rest OF his
! land in corn. Then at the last plow-
| ing of the corn to plant COW peas.
He said COW peas made lots of hay
which could either be cut or pas1ured
| or even IL 1t was turned under 1t
would pay for Itself as fertilizer.
! Spanish pea nuts. onions and vari-
/ GUS other crops were mentioned as
good diyersifiers
| The speeches were all we'll re-
ceived and will doubtless result in
practical benefit TO this community
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GOT HIS HAIR BACK.


Frederick MANUEL. Maryland block.
Butte. Montana, bought bottle of New
bros Herpicide. April 8. 80, and began to
use 1t for entire badness. The hair fol-
licles In his scalp were not dead and In
20 days he had hair all over his head.
On July he writes. ''and today my hair
Ia as thick and luxuriant as any one
could wish" Newbro's Herpicide works
on an old principle and with a uey dis
covery-destroy the cause and you re-
move the effect. Herpicsde destroys the
germ that causes dandrufY. falling hair.
and finally badness. 40 that with the
cause gone the effect cannot remain.
Stops falling hair at once and a new
growth starts. Sold by leading
druggists. Send Toe In stamps for sample
to The Herpicide Co.. Detroit. Mich.
Herring Drug Co., Special Agents.
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Two weeks ago the blackberry
trees were loaded wifh berries. bat
they have been striped OF their fruit.
age By the sw arms Of little red
breasted robins which recently made
their appearance
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THAT southwest Texas vt
/ aas rival and probably sssrs t'a 9 e
fornia IN the production
loranges ana kindred eitxusaIth "as
the opinion. not only Of ray
ficials interested in the de9pr y shs
of that new section. but alsf
nent authorities who base Il 3ehs 70
cisien upon years Of aa4nh
ence. of Fort
i last tsu ~ - y OF Mr..
the owner of the famous Pa
ranch in Cameron county, aros ~ we =
which the st. Louis, Brow'ille
Mexico railway now passesi lad II, 10 :
display of lemons at the Wd's 4 with
which so attracted the attspE
excited the interest of the dfoi Bobt.
commissioner OF horticultnrshat ,rman.
made personal visit to thsectSe ner
for the purpose of obtain.
handed information an the
The conclusion of the Cfonarlv :
authority was most flatters rs he is
'ouuolois vi OOutuWSSl 1egeAS souh-
in report to Mr.. VIM Do
general passenger agent O.
Coast line. he made no
positive conviction that GRAIN LOT the
and moisture condi+ the oinis- W at
favorable. if, indeed,
able TO citrus fruit eau with facts
conditions on the p
said: The lemonsoouthlano Loveds
Kennedy's ranch o ware. Bolton
higher in citric acted action against
| ever knew and)egun in February OF
of a lemons corpras the result? Where
other important his headquarters at
leatheryow lar was this from
ness.nf the skin. ell OF Stuarts gallant
conduc,-4e "a = rs death. What does
: Davis say of his very last hours? -
Rise and Fall of Confederate Govern
ment, Chapter AS, Jefferson rayis.
Poem So Galveston" Mollie E
Moore,
u Music.
Character sketch of Calhoun.
Song-The Bonnie Blue Flag.
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r. r. TIME TABLE.

vi. N. q +. North Bound.
No. 8 tFlyerl leaves T:13 m
No. zoo leaves. ..... 1851 m
No. 204 leaves. 7:25 p m
Soath Bound.
No 2o3 leaves ........... 9:2s m
No. z01 leaves ........ .6:46 p m
No. 5 (Flyerl leaves =. ..9:17 p m
III. a. +. G.. West Bound.
NO. 50 leaves $50 N
no. 81 leaves .I:1U d m
No. 81 arrives 4:50 D m 100 Does not
run west OF WaxahacLie.
No. SO arrives .11:15 N
East Bound.
No. 81 leaves 9.2s a m-Connects Mt
Ennis for Houston
No. "a leaves 3:45 ri--Starts from
Waxahachle.
No. Sc leaves .9.12 m
No. SO leaves $40 a m---Connects at
Garrett for the North.
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We earnestly request that each
member of this committee be pres
ent al the county court room Friday
afternoon AT O'Clock
H. ID. TIMMoNS Chairman.
n j. THOMAS. Secretary
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Allen Early, who has been with
the Waxahaehie Grain Company the
past six or eight months. has resign
ed as secretary OF that company. He
left today for his home at Waco
where he will In the future reside
The directors have not Yet named a
successor 10 MIR Early
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In this court of criminal appeals
nj Dallas Yesterday the ease of jos
saTaii max pagerassd aAA rAG..asszl...A
Lowell was tried and convicted at
the last term OF the district ooart
on a eharg. OF theft and sentenced to
tvo years Ia the penifentEars
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rlea.an, and Mo-. Eftectlsr.

r. J. Chambers. I'D yindIeatc-,
Liberty. Texas. writes Dec. IS. 1909 !.
With pleasure and unsolicited by
you. bear testimony TO the curative
power Of naIlass! H.c.eA. sss;;sssaa Syrup
| have used II In my family and can
cheerfully affirm Ii liz the most ef-
fectlye and pleaSantest remedy for
coughs and colds / have ever used :.
2se. soc and 800 at Hood Martin :
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FOR RENT--Three houses. A. T.
Bishop Il Co. tt
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Have your pictures framed at
Brooks Second Hand Store Full
line of fine mouldings TO select
from. 50
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We have great variety of card
valentines from | cent To Is cents
Nice novelties for cents 20 sf.ea.
Buy early. No matter what II II we
can fiji the order See our display
next Friday So
THE BOSTON STORE
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We praaans here ths biggest valnsm given IN in-
sxpsssavs gaEsnensz BsaatAfai gsrnsnsa IN sAsa "a
- o. styles aHS@~ vi v~TS@a"sy pss~@~ TINS sa'