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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-18
.V|RGIN!ANs Win l! !. suit ]!
FOR HALT million \
Supreme Court of Texas De
crides III Favor Of Heirs Of
Dr.. Kearney.
]. { r., I ~, Z. r,,,,,a

Especial to Tho Time -Dis patch
5DURAY eli. teles re- wa va 9
received ut Luray last night announcing elm
that Edward Vcrtncr, i. carney Vert Vert
.ncr ana Miss BIdly vertncr $ot Lura y.g the
il.eirs OF Dr. ii horlas carney deceased ,te'1
have won final victory before tho s ;,,;-
Ipremo Court :of Texas IN q .slit in V "
ing the title to an estate Of 40, 900 acres
OF INVALUABLE ranch land on the Rio Grande
River in Texas yaluetl at nearly halt at 2
million d ollars. 8iF S$
& This suit, which has been pending for
yea rs. has been contested with the heirs
or Dr. Kearneys by the State OF 4, Texas Z
which claimed the title to the land as
part Of tho public domain! TIE case Is y
not only Important for the large amount
involved, butt is also a test case, which
isuttles the title Of other estates q Inn
;inenso value. The flciaries under this
decision nre the Children Of NJ Con-
stance kearney yertner, daug htter& g {
DR.. Kearney. The family came orig inal-
Ily from Port Gibson, NJ So. z ~
The engagement OF Miss Lily Vertner,
one or tho three heirs to- Russell Jones,
OF Baltimore, was recently announced.
Edward VertnerS Is a tudent$ at ashIng-
ton and Lee University. Lexing ton. y Va,
and 7. K vertneris temporarily a. resi-
dent or Baltimore "A III VI i:i,yS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-18
NORTH IiAN OVER.
3tl fs} s5 ---------- l3 S. t;i ~ ~
Winter Sports--HaWk Foxes
and Mifiks Prey on Game.

III & fspecfat 10 TIE Ilincs. Dlspatch.) i$
Vstsi, i Feb. l7.-'rhs Bovere cold
fgeutiier HAS put a stop to all farm work, but
the Sncoblo nre having fino tinio constng
and scighlng. sBs 4. /. 4 y. ~. on 81 Il x, ,,ss
dAy pti tho nil I'D front Of j.. NJ JVitshr6's
8TEcre the coastins was fine, old t,sr1, as we'll
us youiig, ftlrt lei pating. }I.s3 .t 5a53ti
Of WI Ti,. satterNf,ltei III tho eyening. . I, !,
F5Tt III feared that all the gane has been killed
Z ~ tninkA, hawks, owls, foxes and the cold
quest of food = "a hawk went to Mrs. Nancy
II. Wiltshire III killed d lien, then 1T on the
i'd rgo N farm boil q md rang u for others to
come and dine with him; tho bell was att
Iachcd is comb of the dwelling house Il. v I.
ll6t have heard OF fifteen iminks being Killed
around IiyhB this year. 3S Il q! 81. !. h.
N Mrs, Edwiil Esnead, who has been 1ults siels,
4 Is able to be up again ,la. sS i. TX .
ST STAFFORD Dnbiiey sold hls store at M Il ylas
Inst Friday at & public auction; no is going
nit of TIE mercantile busness. b Il w.
M Mrs, j, Beale, Of Scottsvllle, is nj her
father III for.s ri Bleds6a 395S 4 h I.
MrJ.tT. NJ, ptiryenr ls sick at hla home near
here. A Miss Ora puryear, OF Richmond, y
WIN fhe nttondai,te of the ROCKVILLE school has
beer very poor for some tlino owing TO tho
weaiher. rho attendance yofjtle fIylas school
Miss TMonia babney s Visiting Mrs. Lydia
Mis- incz raiey s the guest Of Miss Ethel
lltShlro,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-18
5I1IEJTEN AN II REIN STATED
Brother Q officers 3 elieyed He Had Had
Been UniustlyN ID ealt With. 4

j5 ;Ss pec,al 10 This ti:mea- D!spatc CHI
Spine,s the wife OF lieutenant Kenneth NJ e
Alpine. OF tho navy, whose lone " Sin
Portsmouth received a letter to day from
tho Secretary OF the Navy. advising her
that her husband shall be restored 70 his
former rank In tho navy. yea EAR N ago
4I,icut ennnt arc.Alpine was ordered to an
Z examining N board for promotion to the
rank OF utenant-commander. The
board I. recommended Ills promotion, but but
later he was discharged fro1n the service.
III was charged that he wa S a dicted 70
drink. There was intense surprise when
tha action OF the board became KIN own,
but its rccomp endations were approved d
and lieutenant NIciAipine was dismissed
\ from tic service Every effort was made
to have him rcinstated The depaI rtment t
refused to reopen the cast, hou gh al AL
Shis brother officers familiar Will, the cir
Gums tanccs Eel certain he had been l n.
Justly dealt with. rs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-18
'B|OD|!YCRU|.|.s||'|I.H|E||:..D|:!|..
.BE[YVEG 4 G|;|!s:i.
y ----- 8 q, Y
Fellow Etip1oyc Cuts, /; y h Belt E'' Y to 70
Save Companions lli't,'' i. III
il, t. Life. IL
TWO Y u 4 ~ 9 scAooNERs
d 4, 4 33
Last 81 a Great Fleet ~ Caught 81 u
Calm ! inside tic
Capes. ...#s
TWO uNLUcK s I ! [ D Y !: 8
}lNtt ti s..AIss.s.~--Ns-ss'..-s II 4 NJ

4 33 fi. ,sncc,o, Is rho rimos Dls,atch.) &.
8 NCoRfODK, VA, Feb lnrlcs 5l y Y
ton Is III, recarois conditt ioil, between 81
@l;fe aid death, In lie King
Hospital, Portsmouth, He was 2bro ~ =
from Brighton, where no .yaS 7 or r. q
rnangIcd tho truckers mani
plant yesterday. He caught pet ''etll
two cog wheels, ono thirty ~ gar
eter and tho other ten hes. l1ltton W -
saved from instantaneous dcat n e py ing
n Quick work II d fellow c1npl W 2 9, 1l ''
waiting 10 stop tile engine lea her
y belt connecting tic machine the mo
i've po,ser5 Ditton remained crush ' CO pe1-
tween the wheels, and " was n ecess q
$40 use crowbars to release him.. &c vera!
\ ribs arc broken, Ills back wrcnc ned On q 9
torn muscles exposed and he is sn y ~
terribly . Z, 4. !. =, Z, II vi I;a
SWilllnm Bile, colored, charged viii nay {,
Ing fatally assalt ted Russeil WIFI
{ d BOARD on oifp OF ( tho Old DOMINION Z =,
s,eaitiship Co1npanys steamers IN this =
b huraoDr last summer, was con cted n OF
n mansiaughtcr by a. 4 Corpora Ion %s court
x juryths afternoon for five years IL st g
penltcntlary. 8 ay5 . ~ !.
Captain w. 13ou ty'cll, @ the Virgin
q Pilots. Association, has gone TO WASH .1s 2
ington a gain-in The Interest Of the fig = :
the Virginia pilots and ct her members I[s'
..Ip[ the Nnlionnl N Pilots Associat ton are
making against the passage by Congress
3SofS tho stlittlefield# bill. 3sss 5i
" @ !. TIA LIEN DI ortS CAUGHT 3555
gfStT fte fleet which sailed from lianpto'nnl
~ II Dads on Wednesday last, and Swhie cons
Sisted mainly Of schooners which had been
1 IN the roads waiting fair sailing weather,
ii IS said by8a ahipnas ter arriving here to- TO,
day 10 have nun,De red thlrty-se sail.
The viewer said tliese passage 9 eawnrd
was az beautiful sight: that 1ustA as q no
$tal Of the fleet wound out two sclo0ntelrs
Il among the last Of the q v ward bound IND
were struck by n q calm, and could not q
" gel out The others al escaped and nearly
y all went orth. 3. 3 II Nj 5l M VI 8t !.
Rev. Carl y. Grammer rect or of@ g i hrlst
IIplscopals Church. in this eli y. VIII preacthl
at the University OF irginia " be tween '
this and the finals in June. $ds
" 5ReY. iliam Il. Barr. Of St. Luke 8
4 Episcopal Church, Norfolk swill preeach
at5thc4 University on Sunday, March 2s sIt h.8.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-18
( ALL COUNSEL DEAD DE. a
New Set Of Lawyers in in suit suit
Against Shipyard Company

III Especial to The Times Dispatch
NEW sUttr N tep. CT ID ], i ne
Corporation Court to-day the jury f ialle
Is agree in the case of y ohm. CRANE l.a1l1!
white man, charged with robbery from Y,
the person. & The jury wa discharged and an
CRANE was relea sed on bal, i5
The case Of the N e7yport News Sn M p
building ana 9Drydock Company against
D. Jones is still on trial In the Cir:
cult Court. Attorney r. 2. Btckford who
began speaking yesterday morning '.r was ''sl
still addressing the court when the sa q
iourntng hour rived this evening, z s
torney Meredith, OF Richmond, will open
for Jones tomorrow. a
An interesting feature OF this case ls the
fact that all Of the attorneys who were
representing the parties originally are
dead Attorney j.. 3. II ubhard and COLO.
mel * Thomas Tabb, representing ones.
died several years ago, and Attorney Ar
thur segar, counsel for the shipyard Is Is
dead now. u FS s "a 8 d. s. 81 y " s58i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-18
Harp,er's Assets.

s Se,.,ee' i3sirr Ne Y i,nes-D spatch.)
81 he creditors 81 Edward u, Harper. Of
New york, former president of the de-
sfunct Fidelity National Bank Of. Cinc!n-
,nnli. o., which was held here in,t the office
Who was appointed after the fling Of
bankruptcy papers in tie Federal Court
at Abingdon. adjourned this afternoon to
meet atlBigl Stone Gap. Va. on March
take place and a trustee for the assets
may Sc e'ected. The case has not pro-
,ceeded far enough to render q decision by
the referee necessary, IS as r. It VIII take
some time to determine whether or not
any real assets have been dis closed, EsI NJ.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-18
-. Z, !. . :. =.
ICE BREAKING Up
Transpo ion Partially Restored 8 stored
on the SRappahannock.
snenini 10 Tho ! Times pispatch. )

Especial 70 The Times Dispatch &
5$ 3C)NVLER' S. Nv FL a RI " Fob 7--s
The Rappahannoc k River n q s&aa steam n,
bont for Baltimore yesterday, which is
tlIe first since January 31st., In the mean
time, however, there has been q boat run "
& 1,,ng from this river to IN orfolk, which has
yn1ads three trips, though not being able
I'd get to a great many Of the wharyes,
owing to heavy Ice, This service was q
great Blessing to the shippers. especially
8to oyster packers. II eavy ice stu pre-
L walls. sfi5 81; NJ Us
THE keeper Of BOWERS Rock Light
house managed to make shore yesterday,
hut III an attempt to return 70 the ligtt
station. was carried far below itSwith the
drifting Ice, and finally worked his way
far enough In shore to get on solid Ice,
1 where he left his boat and walked ashore.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-18
k. OF z.

Meeting Grand Lodge knlahts Of Pyth,
lana, Norfolk, Va,, Feb, 21,24.
$3.50 round trip. via Norfolk and West
ern Railway. Tickets will he sold Feb
iruary 10Th, goth and 2lst, good for re-
turn passage until February 18th, Quick
est best and only all-rail line. No
change Of cars. Three daily trains IN each
direction, For tickets and further tnfor-
nation apply Richmond Transfer Com
'pany, Ticket Agent ByruE Street Station,
or at conpany's office. No. s3s East Main
Street.
JNo. 10, WAGNER, O. Fl, IBOsLEY,
CITY Pass. Agent Fl Dist Pass, Agent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-18
Current in Gulf Stream.

Especial to Tho Times Dlspatch.) @
u NORFOLIl,SI VA !. Feb. II. The schooner
Hampton Roads awaiting Il tug to tow her 10
Baltimore. She was bound from Port Tampa,
Fla, with n cargo OF phosphate rock but
could not proceed. gS Captain Weed contir7ns tho
report OF the swift current sweeping 4uth-
word In the gulf stream. which was mado
here by Captain a Brooks, OF the British
schooner Frances Captain Weed says the
current runs fully four miles mn hour, y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-18
Fishing Under lee.

$sf 4, fspccinl sto rho Times. Dispatch.)
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. VA, Feb. Tho
residence of Mrs. g NJ Jones. In King george
with Xii the contents Of furniture, etc.
TOW days some flshern,ci Z, n rMars,,
8folc In tho Ice near the mouth q
n Getting fifty bushels Of fIno fish, mostly
Of tho white porch syarlt 81 So 81 81 s4s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-18
SALT RHEu|.M J |. HANDS ! i |!
Suffered Agony and Had 10 Wear 1. "
Bandsgcs AN tho Tine III
AROTHERcuRE BY,Cu1Ilc @ ! J.

q Another cure ~ cuticurs isetold Of
bv Mrs. Caroline Cable, 81 sVaupo,ca,
Wis3 ii, the following grateful let :: !.
tell! my husband suffered agony
with n salt rl,eum Sg Oh his hands,
and | Had to}keep them bahdagcd all q
Tue time. We tried everything we
could get, but nothing bel ped i him
zuntilf he Used Cutictra. Otc set !, q 2,
I Cuticura Soap . Ointment, aud Pills
cured HIM entirely, and his hands have We
Beef, az smooth as possible eyer since nee
81 tio hope this letterSwil be the eans,
81 helping some othetsudcrct .'3fS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-18
K N TRAIN. WINDOW.
Passengers Excited and Dodge
Under the Z Seats.
nnial ~ Tha Ti,nea-Disnat

La CROSSE. VA.s,I Feb. u. "A stick about
fifteen or eighteen inches Ions !. was y thrown
through the window OF the Southern Railway
turner s siding while Hrunning ut full speed,
cutting one man In tho face very badiy ~ the
rent among the passengers, causing them to
Z get down between the benches thinking some
one was shooting at the train. Il s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-18
NEW CHURCH.
Rev, j. Ellington MCGEE Be-
comes It's First Pastor.

Especial to The Tlmes-D lspatch,) n
IS NORFoLIS. VA, Feb, u REV. y n p ling
ton McGce VIII be the first. pastor Of thu
Portsmouth. The organization Of new
church was brought about by, tho transfer
OF the Rey, Mr.. hiceiee. from, ". Park View
ginia MethodIsts MI, Mccee did not stay IN
Virginia, but secured transfer TO the Ohio
conference, where he now has q charge,
are the organizers OF the new church, md
5they are all istauncl suppoftera Of their old
pastor. sl9 ~ y ISL S5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-18
!. .HoWardsYille Notes.

Especial to The Times Dispateh.>
tfI0WARDSVILLE,E VA, Feb. n. IA channel
hns been cut across the river here. where the
Ice is thlnnest, n order that tbs canoe can
Ing across an the Ice. a 8# 5,4 s1ts }t n
/, Miss LILY Logan and Miss Rogers left e Al
gonna several days q So for New Orleans.
4 Mr.. flnr,ner qlmer went 10 Richmond this
a Mr. Sam Scott has returned to Avorne after
q short Visit to his mother IN Buckingham,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-18
Lexington Firelnen,
(Speclal to Tho T'lmes-Dl spato

d " (Sneclal 70 Tho Tlmes-D lspatoh.)
LEXINGTON. VA. Fob. 1.-THE Lexington
Volunteer Fire Department have elected the
following 9ilicersefor ne ensuing year; Messrs
chief; E.SH. Fuller general foreman; q. a.
Rhodes, assistant general foreman; ". &.
FFlrebaugh,i secretary and treasurer i, s.,
Baker, foreman reel No. / &, Walter Hook
foreman reel No, 81 II. w. Aalnolo, foreman
Tea No 8; T. D. lith,s foreman hook and
ladder; ]. l.. Henderson, fire policeman, Elk
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-18
! WINTER Tov1IsT RATES
IT[HLE .-ATlLANTIc COAST LINE.

4 Fl the ATLANTIC COAST LINE. Il
Winter tourist tickets are now on salt
to MI Southern winter r., resorts via tht
shortest, N quickest and most elegant,
sudpped between the North and South
liz offers to health and pleasure seekers
service equalled by none. You make nj
changes to FLORIDA resorts.
Tor full particulars apply 70 any agent
"a NM nm 81. IS GAAlPBELL,
L 8S; n Division Passenger Agent, 81 \
e n 11slchmo "a We.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-18
KING Of AL { gu Gil NE L DC INES

q KING OF ALL OUCH MEDICINES, "
Mr.. n, q. Case, q mail carrier of Can
ton Center, Conn, WhoSlas Geen In the
u s, service for about sixteen years, says;
1--WE have tried many cough medicines
for Group, but Chamberlain's Cough REM
5edy3is king OF all and one to be relied
upon every time. We also find It the best
remedy for coughs and colds, giving cer-
tain results and leaving no bad after
effects. We are never without II. In the
house. Tor sale by all druggists,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-18
Fire at Warrenton,

Especial to Tho Times DispatctD
WARN ENToN, YA,,5 Feb. l7.--C Conway
a,yS s nGm so blnna DD sn
prompt work OF the citizens here, Part Of
The second story was badly damaged by smoke
Mr. ana Mrs, Laborusse. OF New York, are
ocoupyinE the residence Many OF their per-
aonal effects We're ruined. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-18
WATTS ri FARM SOLD
Outlying Lands at Roanoke Be,
ing Bought u III RI Va

n fsneclal to Tho Times Dispatch.
Z 8ROANOIS y, AZ Feb II. The Watts
farm, #neurlt the city, one Of the best farms
in this section, which has been in The
Watts family for nearly a century, has
been sold ito n company in this city for
SIS, 600 This Is tho third suburban farm
sold to stock companies during the past
Two we eks. the others being the Carr and
Persnger farms, and looks like the real
estate people We're preparing for ano ther
Room in tho spring, ri III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-18
was a Confederate soldier ard served as
a member OF Crenshaw's Battery, fle 1s
survived By Ills widow and -four children.
DEATHS,

,Fn,
FEIIDNIaR--oie Died, mt his res! denGs, "a n,
4 Seventh Street, at 3 p, NJ, Fepfuary
18th, IN tho gseventy-tifth year OF his z ags,
CONRAD ftsEI4DNEaR, aRnaatiye OF 1ef7
Funeral at IS r. Nj SUNDAY from St,
Joints German lutheran Church lntef-
ment IN Lakewood Cemetery.
WARE. Died. THURSDAY night, Fe ia Arg
* twenty-seeonl year OF bis age u.
Funeral fEo,I EesI4 1s'SfN esy'9 at
\, o'clonk. Interment in River yleW
Cemetery.
WING TIEI. p.=+pied, suddenly. February,
III 1905. at tho residence nf his SON. q 3, SSo
East Clay. strees, WAITER H. N,Gr
FIELD, aged seYenty,elght years. ~ He
X leaves three sons--H. b., IL. Al, and W.
t Leake w lnghled,
Funeral notice later, III 5s3
8ouARLls.--The funeral OF a. F.
QuARLIss Will take plasss from h 9, a,n
h rO.MllRRC IW IN iSundslyl MORNING.
Friends respectfully invited
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-18
Pugh-Walker.

(speeial to rho Times, plspatcr.) g
FREpERICKSBURGl VA, Feb, s 1--Air.
William Preston I'ligh OF Caroline epunty, md
married MARI 'i here yesterday BY REV. j. Light
at the Methodist paisoa,ags. They will make
their home In Caroline county. Il a s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-18

I, no c uRE "A G OLD in ONE DAY
Take. laxative Promo Cuininea blety.
All druggists refund the nancy v " fails
tn cure. y n. Y, Groves signature 6!s gpn
each box, IN 225c.-a DIV 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-18
Downing for House.

I.FEsBuRa, VA. Feb. 17.--J. "A, Downing,
of Fnuquier county, has publicly anIounced
himself as n candidate for 4 The POSI- Ion ot
fIoater delegate the General Assem- bly, ~
Virginia from the county, pit Lt9vdouR spd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-18
ChQInaS E. GraYeS
(Speclal to The lTl,nca, nls

80 (speclal to The iTlMeA' Hlspalch,) n.
q q FIRE URIC. VA. FEB, H.
known citizens and Il, most prosperous
farmers of Orange county, died We tterday
at his home, near La lore. ter o brief
illness, Qf blood poison, aged " years, lde
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-18
LEE AND LAMB.
Roosevelt 70 Select Them for I'm,
portant Positions at Norfolk.

8PUIEdlll88f USIlIUIIS u y MOI IUIK. 81
NORFOLK, " Va Feb. ii. - a Republican
announced hero To-day that President Roosevelt
viii. at the expiration of the terms, appolnt
General E-itzh,igh Lee collector&of tho ports
OF Norfolk and Portsmouth. and Colonel VIII
liam Lamb. famous MS the COME derate de-
fender OF " Fort Fisher. N.5s C.. during the
Civil War, postmaster OF MORT TX.
Il THE collcctorship pays g, 300 annually, and
the Norfolk postofs cei pays So 600 per year
Major r.. q. Ranks. the present, collector, has
been In Office since the first Nc Rinleyz admin
and lis an old u Virginia Rennblican
Zionist as opposed to tho new I2epubli-
can element In Virginia led by. Con ressman
tain III. b.. Nichols, he present post master
Is serving his first term The terms \, viii not
expire for fifteen mon tbs, Captain Nichols ID
also an old Republican organizationist
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-18
William Anderson.

fspecial to Tho Times pispatolll
DEI4APLA NE, vas. Feb, l7,-.W liam
l1IVlllow Sprlng," died Wednesdhy night
ut % O'clock Of heat failure.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-18
MRS. A, G. Bray.
Albert Smith.

Especial to The Tines-D lspatoh,)
BREpER IcKsB uRq, VA, Feb, H.
Mr.. Albert Smith died last night a. MS
Me II survived BY his wife and several
children, The remains were taken 70 MS
former homo In Stafford county for inter-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-18
BROUGHT 1 II 7 Q LIFE.

Death, Was Resuscitated. s8.
FIX (Speclal to Tho sTimes- Dispatch,)
4 NIEftERRIN, YAn Feb, ri T. mas been
reported here to-day I hat Mr.. ]: !, Hardy,
days ago while en- route from Blackstone,
Sia vet alive. He was found IN, what was
i Thought dead condition but later re-N
iylvetl. He IS yet in q very bad condition,
but not dead,
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-12-07
The Most Gigantic Undertaking ,zn Ever

The Most Gigantic Undertaking kn nvsp
in this mans country Biggest ribbon sale ever
held in Atlantic Saturday morning we will have
on sale an immense quantity of new Ribbons just
received from the manufacturer The lot consists
Of every kind of new and up-to-date Ribbons that
have been manufactured in the last six months
and they go out to all the people at prices ranging
follows SC, 4c, &c. &C. &c. 1lc l4c 100, and up to
as high as $50.
Oceans of Notions e Ms speak ~bs of notions ga9 sn Ss
thedoor you Wilt find them lined up from one end
of the store to the other. The big red mark will be
on them, so your child we'll yourself can come
here and buy with safety. The whole house is
ablaze with bargains During this Carnival you
buy papers of Pins for lc, and the famous Hooks
them here during this Cash Getting Carnival at
cards for L.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-12-07
Ladies furnishings

Ladies Furnishings Of b h ez that ana were We Ss
ieve you know it, There are hundreds of articles in
Guiding Fur Scarfs, Muffs, Muslin Underwear Winter
Underwear, Corsets, Wool Underwear Gloves and
Mittens, Belts Hose Supporters Hand Bags Purses,
Handkerchiefs, Fancy Neckwear, Perfumes of all
kinds and Toilet Articles, Kimonas Ribbons Dress
ing Saques, Fleeced Gowns Golf Jackets Fancy
Combs, Collars Jewelry etc. and they will cost you
less money than the other fellow gets for what he has
been carrying for the past two to ten years
Surgical Operation has taken taken place msse in sk hd
We have cut the price so deep that they are not rec
ognizable and now they yours if you get here in
time. Read few prices Ladies All Wool Dress
Skirts at sl9S, others at 1919 24s $751; &c. 527 63S
and up
Unnoyu,onr An immense line of Ladies Under
O'"o' cOou' at prices that speak out in great
big plain figures In other words many garments in
where. Mems Underwear comes under the same ban
We have it in all weights and all prices but our prices
always the lowest.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-12-07

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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-12-07
The Whole Shooting Match Goes TO the PEOPLE W

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whether
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only We it's
other that Downs losing thousands dollars
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entire big institution
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-12-07

An HOoLpY +hp Hosiery,
80 o'' - ''o 0"'o1' will
can buy them cheaper than did before.
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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-12-07
We are Goinq to Talk Dress Goods
Ladies Coats and Suits We We are going 90 to

81
never seen or heard of before. We have one lot Of
anv other store in this town Then we have another
lot of coats for the ladies at $54S that would be
sdered cheap in any of these warprced stores at 81
including all the latest and most desirable c-eatons
All go in this great carnival SALE 50 ai,les suits
worth $780, Is and 90 Your choice SG.9S. Big line
Of chldrens coats at less than half regular price
It is your dollar you have got and it is the duty
any other times to place them where they will the
farthest The whole house is opsy-turvey, every
thing is re.arranged. There such change
in any store in this community. The big red tickets
will be on them so your child we'll as yourself
buy with safety. Remember that any item got in
this house that does not meet with approval, and is
notcut off bolt be returned and your cash will
be cheerfull refunded to you and questions asked