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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-04
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Turner roerben iiber Sieie wi6tiee srase
abftintmen.

Xxi ODtDtt Ces JC0rOuHlertIuUtIueIl
Surnsrtunbes bat iolsenbss &unb.
fGreiben erlafsn
@ut Seil!
auf Settle % beg proiofoqs Der 81.
Bunoesiasiabuns ift bic @inrsi6ung
zines Sdriftifads befdtigt. in ueldem
l3 Seleaaten aus IL ge3irten perlan=
gen. oaB cine llrabffimmuna por9s-
nommen iperoe itber ben bon Der Sag
faBuna nit 185 9eaen 179 gunbes-
ifimmen berwOrfen Gntrag, Der prin=
3ipiensrfldruna bic Befiiriportung bei
birgsrli9en @lsi9bsre9tiguns Der 8e.
i4le&ter bei3uftisen. Muf @runr
ienes Sdriftititfs unb bes 13. para=
grap5en Der Bunoesfatuten orbnet be,
gunbssborort hermit cine rlrab.
ftimmun9 iiber bic Jrage an
SOL Der Surnerbuno In ieiner
@runoidbsn uno 5Oroerunsen Die bhr.
serlide @lei6beredtiaung Der @e.
idlsdter befhrporien 2"
Die urabfiimmung iii nod sriinb.
li8sr grOrteruns Der Grase i'm go.
Dember, DECEMBER unb Sanuar pOr3u'
nsbmen; fe tpirb am 1. Jsbruar 1906
seidlohen, Seoer Bunoesuereiu be-
ifimmt einen Gag fiir Die llrabffim.
mung unb iebt ale ieine Mitgliebe,
re9tasitis bon Der senauen 3eit unn
bem 3ur Mbffimmung tommenoen I'm.
trag in 9enntniB. 9fur bie peri6nlit
abgsesbsnen Stimmsn bhrfsn ge3dhl,
perben. Sas grgsbniB Der Mbifim=
mung 1T In bas Jormular auf Seitt
4 bss &unofdrsibens einautraaen uni
bonn Gpreher uno Sdriftwart bss
Sereins unter geifiisung bes Yereins.
fisgels su beglaubieen.
Sas &unoidreiben nit Beri9tsfor.
mulnren miro ben 0ereinen re9tseitiq
susefanot peroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-04
8aS 0ids propbeseit.
8orausiasunsen oes Betterpropbeten fur
9lopember.

Had ben Worausiagungen oes @ets
terpropsstsn SRI @. 9ids srftredt fid
bic lebte Sturmp.riooe oss Sttober
nod auf ben /. nno 2. Nobember.
Nad 2 big A 9agen falten. ,flaren unb
froffisen Wetters mirb bel fintenbsm
Barometer i'm Wsifsn tpdrmerss Wet-
ter nit bermebrter Woltenbiloung Elm.
treten, besleitet bon berbffli&en &sgen=
idauern. wsl9e mabri9einlid nit
S9nee enben uno am g.. z. unb s.
In 0fflidsr &idtuns iiber ous 3ano
aieben.
Gin Steiqen oes 8aromeiers unb
Elm We9fsl au fdlterem uno flarem
Wettsr foIat nabe Der usifli9sn Ssite
bss Sturmbifritts.
Die q. sturmperiooe bonn IL. uno
IL. bringt bel fa0enoem Barometer
uno iibliden Winoen mebr WOlten-
bilouna; berbitlide &easnf9auer tuer-
ben BON Wef nod of tber bas 2ano
gebsn. Man sruartet bsionbers einen
WedisI au fdlterem @etter, nit norb=
tpsiili9sn Winben, feiaenbsm 8aro=
meter unb flarem, froifisem Wetter
wdbrenb Der Ndate. tpeldss bon We-
fen ben Stirmen folgen wiro.
Die nd4fs fosenannte rssuIdre
6iurmperiooe bauert bonn Is. big l9.
Mdbreno bieier Werfurperiooe, beren
66bepuntt Der II. brinst. tann man
ftarfs bs-bffIide Siiirme unb Orfane
ertparten. Nisoriger 8arometerffano
III elm fideres Yorssiden far farfe
atmoipbdriI5e St6runsen. 0oraus-
fidtli9 mir Der norbaltantiide O3ean,
iotpie osRen 3iifsn in oiefer unb ben
anberen Beriobsn bes Hobember burd
bobe unb 3erf6renoe Stiirme beimae-
iuht wsrben. @ine talte @eQe folgi
oisier Yeriooe iiber ben aan3en Toroen
unb He miro Den Wsttersuifanb Big tisi
in ben Stioen beein1ufien.
Sic fclgenoe &eaftion 1T am 81
%. unb %. Die St6runaen oiefer
periooe tpsroen am 81. beginner, nit
nisbrigem Barometer uno brobeuoem
Detter. Nm %. unb % perber
6tiirme bon @elt nod Sf sieben. lin:
ter Mnaeidsn fur iebr fttirmiides Wst.
ter fur ben &eit bss Wlonats. 6aa:
bic Stiirme bas 2ano ooer bas Weel
In bieisn smei lebtsn periooen nidi
beimiuden, 70 lit es nit @emibbsit on
3unebmen. baB bic leBten 2 periober
fid melt erhredenoe uno bsfttse STD
runsen Rringsn tpsrSsn,
gine tpeitere re9uldre Sturmperioo'
bauert pom 25. Nobembsr Biz Mnfanql
December. Der 66bspunft III am 90,
Der 26. brinst nit nieoriserem Uni
falIenbem Barometer einen umihlas
gu mdrmerem Wetter, aagemeine bsrbif
liae &sseni9auer weroen ieoOd idnel
fol9en unb 6iflid tber bas 2anb se
ben. Dieter &egen wiro ii9 tn SGue
une salORsn bsrtpanoeln uno i'm @or
ben III beiOnoers. fartes S9Iuhsnmstte
su ertuarten.
3uiammen nit benz Steiaen be
8arometers miro nod bieien Stiirmel
elm edter NObembers. Bli33arb" fai II
gan3en 2anbe au ertparten iein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-04

Duncan @urris, elm Demons
iirator i'm Nrmor Snifitute in @bicaeu
unb Mr&ie @uBman. z gforo @aff Str. /,
gerietbsn gefern an Der gaif uno Court
Str. in elm Mrgument, rpsl9es nur
bur9 eine 2eilerei au fAlidten mar.
Die @abler Nsfin une Duncan mur-
ben 3ur STEELE gerufen uno unter Wn'
wenbuns Der 9ntppel seIans es enb'
lid, bic beioen aampfbdbne 3u trennen.
Sbdtli3er Nnsriff uno 8runfenbeii
lauten bic se9en beioe erbObenen Mn'
Hagen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-04
&inasslsi&e nnfssfnnoen.

Die 2ei9e zines neuee6orenen Rin=
oes muroe beute bon Willie MiQsr.
725 @apitol Npe., unter etnem aoblsns
tuasen In ben &angierb6fen na6e @api-
fol ape. unb Normoob Ctr. aufge.
funben. Man glanbt einen Singer.
3etg al babsn, melder, penn meite,
psrfolst, our 8erbaftuns Der Wutter
bes Riuoss fhbrsn uirb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-04
@toke 0entidle Waiiemner:

0ro6e oemtid,e WaHemper:
iatnmitng tmter oem Maipt=
stem oes 9eutid) Mtterif.
NepubItfaner Clubs Sam-
itag, 4. Wonember, MbemoS
8 itbr, tn Der SIoiette Surn=
baae, Yroipect Str., ttabe
Waotion Mpe. Yronttnente
oeutid3e uno en8ltid)e Neo=
ner tperoen Mnspra6ett baIs
ten. Seoerntann TIT etuge:
laoen.
S. g. Dteler, Yrdi.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-04

6enrp @not, I'LL Wri9bt
Str., if am SOnnerfas absno in
isiner WObnuns sefOrben. eein jung.
hes ainb gins ibm IL Stunoen TN
Sobs poraus. Dor stua 6 Wo&en
fforb bereits bas dltere ieiner beioen
Qinoer, bic Beeroigune finoet beute
ffatt. pafor 8orntolo uiro oie
2ef9enprsoist halten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-04

: Sariruns. aleim <Siaaf:
Batter. TT es pabr, bab bic Sebsr
md4ttger tit als bas Shipert2 Oer
Mlte: Hu, ndtiirlib! 2Onnt elm Mann
tein @isentbum Der Jrau perldrsiben
laffen NIT mem SHpert2
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-04

Rid monb. 4. Nobbr. 6ranf
Ban Sifle, Der aus elmer Srrenanfalt
in @onnsrspilIe enttpi9, tpurbe bier
singefan3eH, als er sirtsn Tra9t3ug
beffeigeu wOlIts.
South 8enb, 4. Nob. Sin
ausnabmswsiie fd6nes iurges Dtdos
den, Die ibren Nannen als Nsba
O'@Onnor an9iebt, uuroe nit Deli
rum Sremsns bebaftst, na9 benz biss
figen @efdngnifie gebra6t. Sic er.
fldrt i'm Wabne. oie 3o6ter zines
frlberen Wapors aus 2noruille, Sepn.,
su isin, unb fuat. OaB ibr Batter NOD
bort lebt.
9rinceto 4. gob. @eor9e
Greiner, Der orei Sabre alte Sobn bon
Anbreas Sreinsr, aB cine sroBe Quan=
titdt 9raner gronahs (geanuts) uno
man befhrGtet, baB er fferben wiro.
Wan bate i6n niemals gegen griine
gronii6e gswarnt. Sieielben f6wolen
itm i'm 2eibe on unb Die Nsrste elau=
ben faum Jpn ;u rsttsn i'm Stanoe su
Iein.
g9inslo 4. Nopsmber. Der
Sampftsfiel Der bisiiasn @aisn edge
miible srplooir!e 9eftern uno gDilliam
@aisp. Der @issntbtimer Der Wliible.
uno Salob Ssbman, Elm Nn9effsllter,
uuroen gei6otet. @aisp nurbe iiber
einen Baum binmss, etwa 200 CUB
melt geIdleuoert. Gin She'll isiner
3leiourg hdn9t nod in ben b6dfter
3ueigen bes gaumss Seomau murot
burd bic Wano sei4leuoert uno ei
fiel so 5uB meter ftirdterli6 sermalm
nieoer. @lebelanb 8earb. Der glei9'
falls nabe ftano, iotpis aud Gem Wtor
ton, tpuroen beioe fdmer bsrleBt.
6am monb, 4. Nobbr. Ore
2otomotipsn obne Dampf, wel4e 81
einsm lanssn Sano3uge 9eb6rten. bra
den bic gertubpslung unb fubrsi
einen Nbhans hinunter. sic follioir
ten nit einem gisb3ues. Gin Waai
wuroe gstbotet, bier f9mer unb fin
anoere leidt perlsBt.
@. Babcof. elm Brsmier aus Sn
oiana 6arbOr, wurbs CUR arufts Der
brannt; 2eon Nem aus S9srernill
brad beioe Bsins uno bate einsn gu
abgeidnittsn; WiIiam Grands au
ct. Sobn. srlitt innerliae Ierlesun
gen; Halpb Jrieno aus Snoiana 9ar
Dor erlitt cine Mnsabl 2nO6enbriit
uno innsrlide 8erlsbungen; finf Sta
liener wurben ourh enttueihenoe
Sampf psrbrii6t. alle IL Waggon
bes Yisb3uses uuroen seri6rt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-04

BauerIa ubni i9eine.-
Oscar Giaper. @o6nbaus, Solmss
ape., nabs Obio. $1,700. = Sobn
Nanaaban, @ei9dfts3immer, 2307
OR Widisan Ctr. $540.-W. s.
portsr, Wobnhaus, Slinois, nabe 25.
Str. 81, 100.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-04

MISUNDERSTANDING ttno
xans oeS 9eutiG. Nmertfa=
ntiMem Boating Stubs tn
Der Sioiette SmrnbaHe am
Sonnteg Ibeno, oen 5.
Wppember. Gtntrttt fur
6err tno 9ame so GemtS.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-04

g. Die beae Sent @i9drre II,
Der Gtabt. WuAo's .2ongfenoip".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-04

- Wau&t bte BONANZA.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1905-08-24
BANQUET BY THE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
Annual Banquet and Election of Officers Wednesday
Night Was Attended by a Large Crowd

The election Columbus
house North
last Wednesday night followed which
greatly enjoyed the members and number
The assembage called order President
O'clock the business
election of officers which resulted follows
Gaus Whitfield E. E.
drector E. Mahon Sydney
Harris c. F. Sherrod, J directors These
officers who have the association faithfully
ganaton and much of its due
fcient which they have performed their duties
At the conclusion of business the
place long table the entire length the
this table laden with the having
elaborate This under the
Mr. Spencer the physical director wo
excellent believes necessary
body abundance wholesome
During the evening number of mprompu speeches
iyered President Irwin Sydney
W. c. Mcclure having little talks touching
good work which has been accomplished by the
congratulating the members its
There orchestra
assembge adjourned the house. where
INDUCED in until hour The occasion altogether
delightful indebted
the association for very evening.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1905-08-24
YELLOW FEVER WILL NOT AFFECT FAIR
Annual Exhibition of Mississippi and West Alabama
Fair Association Will Begin October oath.

yellow epide which has prevailed number
South month"; will effect
exhibition of the Mississippi West Alabama
Association which will Tuesday, October Oath and
for four days There has any time been
pcious Columbus and is thought by that
malady will be completely stamped within the sixty
that by the fair the epi imc will be
bered among the of the past.
The exhibitions Of the associate have constantly
year
be the and grande in its history Dr. john Oliver the
the association informs THE DISPATCH that he has
had inquiries exhibitors
departments than before that applications for
and privileges have been
the policy offer novel
year free while this attraction has yet
the correspondence with number of artists
attraction which finally selected will be
extraordinary which will appeal who visits the
fair
principal attractions of fair will be the Frank
Dudy which will the Columbus Theatre
night week This the
the conceded be the
popular kind that visited Columbus Mr. Dud
entirely coming of
which produced during fair week have been
here before.
abored asudousy in behalf of the
which is the exhibition will be
large due to their efforts.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1905-08-24
GENERAL STEPHEN D. LEE FOR GOVERNOR
The Vicksburg Post in a Recent Editorial Suggests
the Commander of the U.C.V., for Governor.

Discussing interview in this Hon. j. c.
Hardy president of the NJ College, which
he Governor the V1sbug Post
in the following editorial:
Prof Hardy doing excellent work for the State the
ton which he fills with so much ability and zeal.
His position.
responsible that
his He would ideal Governor
worthy Lowry. Stone and
His selection the high and Office
continuation the rebuke the Wilson Longno
noted tricery dupicity which
by the people of the State when they elected Vardaman
Gen. Lee fine executive ability.
sterling worth all the
public life And he is also eloquent convincing
whenever he takes the
General Lees State
and the honor that helped Msssspps sodery
have been fully appreciated they deserve He
the head Confederate
South honor his
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1905-08-24
LOCAL FEVER SITUATION SATISFACTORY
Outbreak of Yellow Jack in Mississippi City Causes
Much Alarm in Southern Section of the State.

outbreak yellow fever Mississippi CITY has been the
widespread among
fleeing the impending malady Mississippi City located
the portion of the State and
the there.
AS pecauton the local board of health held
meeting Thursday jack
Hancock and Pearl River Counties and coming
from of these will be permitted the city
Friday
suspicious of fever Starkvlle AS
the telegram the Dr. w.
pscomb county
the county, all Intercourse between Columbus and
Sakve Ockbbeha completely
off Guards placed all the dirt leading this
from the direction of Sarve the passenger
to leave that city Friday afternoon annulled
The young who developed the suspicious Mr..
Robert Clark the Rev. w Clark of the Methodist
church Macon Ms who for several DAYS has been
of family of Robert Bridges his Stakvle He
taken sick during early last and local hys
that symptoms yellow
Health Jackson Immediately
Krauss yellow fever expert from Memphis Starkvie
place early Saturday
AS he the patient he declared him be
suffering from ordinary maara
citizens of starkvie
gladly
of Stakvlefo while the action by local health
would doubtless keI
Sarve would
have resulted 1t learned Clark gentleman
Guport since probably
why the Sarkve physicians thought he had yellow
Later developments however brought light the
had Gulpor July
the malady there.
suspicious reported Moundvle Ala which
only miles from Tuscaloosa Thursday patient
Italian aborer died the following day, quantity
taken Birmingham for analysis, having
that he died from maarial fever
The prompt action taken by
of the suspicious arkve
Columbus Lowndes county guarded
little danger that the fever will this city
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1905-08-24

While coming from his planta
tion into this city last Thursday
Mr.. Jack Bradford had the mis-
fortune to be thrown from his
buggy and rather painfully hurt.
In company with a negro driver
he was seated in the buggy when
the animal attached to the vehicle
became unmanagable and ran
away. Mr.. Bradford was thrown
from the buggy and bruised
abou5 the face and head. He
was brought to the city and tax
en- to the inirmary of Drs. Davis.
Crigler & Molloy, where his
wounds were dressed. His in
juries, while painful, are not Of
serious nature, and he will be all
right again in few days.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1905-08-24
Two Routes Inspected.

Mr.. w. G. Watson, rural route
examiner of this State, spent the
past week at work in LOwndes
county examining the routes for
which petitions have been filed.
On Wednesday he examined the
Prowell neighborhood route and
as result it is understood that
his recon mendation on this route
will be favorable. The route will
be about twenty five miles long
and will serve including negroes
about three hundred families.
The route runs out on the Tibbee
road until you strike the Prowell-
Garfield neighborhood then it
crosses the J. 0. Banks
place and enters the Robertson
road returning to this city by
this route.
On Friday the Waverly route
was inspected. This will be
10 length about twenty six miles
and it will serve about 25O fami-
lies. The route is out the Aher-
deem road to the Andrews Chapel
neighborhood, then across into
the Bartons' ferry section and
thence back TO the Aberdeen
road through the place of Mr..
Brown, who has generously
consented to give public
road through his lands in order
to complete the route. Mr.. Wat
son expected to examine the Bent
Oak route but the yellow fever
decentralization prevented him
from doing so.
While it is against the policy
of the government to give out in
formati ton as to what their re.
concentrations will be in the
premises, from Mr.. Watson s
conversation it is CLEANED that he
believes that there are sufficient
mum Der of people to sustain these
routes handsomely and therefore
his recon ommendation in the mat |
ter will be favorable. Even |
with a favorable rocon ropnd flor,
it will be several months before
the service is inaugurated.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1905-08-24
Another New Eenterprise.

THE DISPATCH learns on good
authority that a large bottling
establishment in Birmingham has
for some time past been consider
ing the advisability Of establish
ing a. branch concern somewhere
in East Mississippi, and has
about decided on Columbus as a
suitable location for the new en-
terprise. The corporation is one
the largest of it's character in the
South, and controls the formula
for one of the most popular bev-
erages now on the market.
The season for selling the
product of the concern is in the
summer, SO that it will not be un-
til next spring that the plant
will be erected. That it will be
built and in operation within six
months, however, is almost a
certainty, as gentleman who is
connected with the enterprise has
made several trips to Columbus
recently and has expressed him
self as being very much pleased
with the outlook here.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1905-08-24

him. Northern
Chickasaw Vicksburg O
Tennessee and
four the terrible recognized
dier and sfu embodiment bravery
and devotion to
Now let his be rounded making him Governor
of Mississippi much however, him
for the State will
continue hold Lowry Stone and
Vardaman"
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1905-08-24

The friends of Mrs. Jack
Cheatham will regret to learn
that she has been quite i'll for
the past ten days with intermit-
tent fever. Mrs. Cheatham is
at her home on North Third
Street and was reported better
yesterday.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1905-08-24

The friends and relatives of
Mrs.R.L. Bibb. of Montgomery,
Ala, will be glad to know that
she is the guest of DIR. and Mrs.
Cornelius Hardy on the High
lands.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1905-08-24
BRILLIANT SEASON AT COLUMBUS THEATRE
Will Open Monday Sept. 4th, With 'The Holy City"
-Other High Class Attractions Booked.

AS the public
loving Columbus will
that during the coming they will be offered
attractions brought here Messrs Kw
Eanger the New York the house. have made
behalf of Columbus this all of the attac
here last played large audiences
managers we'll satisfied with the receipts
booking
comic comedies Columbus
this charac
ter gratifying
greatest London productions have been
ed the number being the popular comic
opera of the Kitty which
made the Empire City The companies produc
ng these are large and expensive and
the the local
management
with the earlier bookings of the but the
section been kept from the fever has abaed this
all the original time booked in this State will be filed
the going
New Orleans and the entire State of where the fever
raging
don massive sumptuous
Biblical drama The Holy City The production
usually including trains of of the
and cotere of musicians and makers
summoned before the mighty king
bookings yet'been completed but the following
list of attractions which have already been secured will show the
patrons the character offerings
which the house will make during the coming
Comic Opera Success of Two Continents
Sergeant Kitty One of the Most Popular Comic Opera Pro
ductons Decade.
Musical Comedy Company presenting the
Fairy cinderella The Glass Slipper
Special Scenery and Magnificent Costumes
The Eta Morris Opera Company in The Beggar Prince
The Herald Square Opera Company Repertoire of the
Latest Comic Opera
The John Wills Musical Comedy Company for Three Nights
"A Atlantic Two Old Cronies, Sweet
Sixteen"
Sowing the Wind One of the Most Successful of Charles
Frohman's Many Great Productions
OF Keys Funniest Charles Hoyt
The Perennial Success Rices Show Girl
Engenia Blair. the Great Emotional Actress.
Gilmore a Romantic Comedy Supported a
With Electrical
ELECTS
John Griffith in King Rrichard Third
Pete Baker ia "A Legend of the Catskills.'
The Frank Dudley Company the Best Repertoire Organiza
tion Now Before the Public
Donnely & Hatfed's Ministrels
Barlow Bros. Mnstrels.
E. Ministries
Black Pae
"A Thoroughbred Tramp
Uncle Josh Spruceby' and others.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1905-08-24

Mr.. Wade McRoy, a former
citizen of Columbus who is now
living in Ellisville, Miss, has
been spending the past few days
in the city as the guest of Mr..
W. S. Crawford.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1905-08-24

Mr.. G. r. Smith, of Artesia,
was in the city Friday.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1905-12-23
Sterling Silver

Knives, forks, spoons. pin trays
toilet articles. csouvenir spoons, are
all nice things for presents.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1905-12-23
JeWeIry

Pins, charms, rings, stick pins,
chains, but say. there are too many
things to tell you about them all.
Come in and see them we like to show
goods even II you don't buy.