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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-15
PANIC FOLLOWS
EXPLOSION Of 4
BOMB At ROME

Rome, Nov. IA bomb was exploded In
front of the Cafe Aragno i'm the centre OF
tho city yesterday. The fashionable
throngs at the cafe were thrown into
confusion and one man was seriously
wounded. The perpetrator OF the deed
was not apprehended. The people in and
about the cafe We're panic stricken. They
made frantic efforts to escape in the
fear that the ceilings and walls OF the
cafe were about to collapse. and tables
and chairs were overthrown I'm the mad
scramble to get away. Women screamed
ard tainted. The large plate glass win
dcws of tho cafe were shattered.
One of those who were present says he
saw young man, about 25 years old,
come to the cafe and take "a seat at "A
table outside. He carried a handbag,
which was partially concealed by "A light
overooat on his arm. He deposited the
handbag and his coat ,on a chair at
his side and obtained something to drink.
Before the waiter served him the young
man suddenly arose and saying audiby:
81 have forgotten something" he hur-
ried away, leaving his handbag and over
coat behind. This sudden disappearance
caused suspicion, and a young man who
had been sitting near the stranger sprang
To his feet and cried: Bomb" Bomb
This warming however, came too late to
give the crowd time TO get away, for the
explosion came on the heels OF his last
word
The neighborhood of the cafe was inn
mediately occupied by police. The
wounded mans name is Guido Moroni,
who returned here two weeks ago from
New York. He was taken to hospital
and probably will be all right I'm a fort
night.
The bomb was OF chemical compost
tion. 1t contained several pounds of nails
and metal balls. The perpetrator OF the
deed is supposed 20 be an Anarchist and
the theory is advanced that he attempted
20 blow UP the cafe out OF revenge for
having been prevented from demonstrat-
Ing last Sunday in commemoratlon OF the
hanging of the Chicago Anarchists 10
years ago.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-15

mission, and Mr.. Squiers, tho American
minister at Panama.
During the afternoon. President Roose-
welt received the local newspaper corre-
spondents on board the Louisiana. He
said that his voyage had been pleasant
and uneventful and expressed himself as
gratifled at the welcome which the citl-
zens OF the isthmus are preparing for him
when he lands today. He stated that he
proposed To look into the jamaican labor
question and also intended 20 see every
thing possible concerning the canal
Extensive precautions have been taken
20 protect President Roosevelt during his
three days visit on the isthmus. and IL
is reported that number OF known An
archists have been arrested here or at
Panama. All steamers arriving at the
isthmus are inspected and suspicious
characters have been imprisoned and will
be held in custody until President Roose-
welt departs
President Roosevelt will begin his tour
OF inspection today and an extensive pro-
gram OF official entertainments has been
prepared.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-15
INSPECTED THIS DISTRICT

General Superintendent Edward g.
Brennan OF the United States Volunteer
Life-Saving corps yesterday afternoon In
spectcd the Rhode Island district. The
officers OF the local organization enter
taincd him at dinner at the Hotel Drev-
fls. the party including W y. Tongfel-
low. Alfred Albro Edward otto, pr. G. =
Wcstcott DR. Robert g. Hale. stephen
Conklin. Walter a. Read and Col Phillip
). Chase.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-15
PIERROTs ENTERTAINED

In tho British Club hall last evening an
entertainment was given by the Original
q. h. Pierrots. an organization Of young
men from Greystoue. The participants
werc v. Mullen. AIR Coulton. George Win.
terburn. ~. Metcslf John Taylor, H.
Bentley and 81 Mullen.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-15

Colon, Nov. 1S.-The first trip of an
American president outside Of the boun-
daries OF the United States was success
fully concluded yesterday afternoon az
half past /. when the battleship Louis
lana, having on board President Roose-
welt and his party, dropped anchor in the
harbor of Colon.
The Bouisiana which arrived ahead OF
scheduled time was conveyed by the Ten
nessee and tho Washington. The three
vessels anchored about mile from the
dock during heavy rainfall.
Owing to the fact that the Louisiana
arrived ahead OF time neither President
Amador of Panama, nor Chairman Shonts
of the isthman canal commission, was
on hand to welcome President Roosevelt
They left Panama at half past in spe-
cial train for Colon and at half past y
last night boarded the Louisiana and eX-
tended cordial greeting TO Americas
chief executive.
In President Amadors party, besides
Mr. Shonts. were Chief Engineer Stevens
and Executive Secretary Reed of the COM
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-15
GROWER OF THE
GOLDEN DOME"
GIVEN 4 MEDAL

The most successful exhibit ever held
by the Rhode Island horticultural society
ended last evening in Falstan hall: and II
was decided TO award 10 j. A. Macrae a
special gold medal, the first OF this char
Hcter ever given by the society. I'm rec
ognition OF the culture Of the new Gold
on Dome variety OF chrysanthemum.
The medal Will bear on its face "A fac
simile OF the state house and on the re-
verse sea, 'f the Rhode Island Histori-
cal society and this Inscription: Award
cd 20 Mr. j. A. Macrac. by the Rhode
Island Horticultural society Nov. A. 1906.
Tor his excellent new Chrysanthcmum.
Golden Dome"
special gratuity was awarded To Sam
uel w. Lemo OF Warwick for display
OF honey and beeswaN together with sew
cral smaller gratuities
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-15
GOOD THINGS AT KEITH'S
THIS WEEK AND TO COME

Fred Rays uproariously funny trav-
esty at Kcith's this week is one OF
the biggest laughing hits i'm vaudeville
There have been many Roman bur
lesques, but TO Mr.. Ray belongs the
credit OF having the funniest There
is not line or bit of pantomime in the
travesty that is not "a scream" and
when tho curtain falls on the act there
are tears of laughter i'm peoples eyes.
Mr.. Ray Is an admirable farceur and
plays IL as seriously as he would
tragedy. This is the reason why he
succeeds whore others might fail He
never once let's a muscle of his face
betray the fact that he is amused. yet
IL must take a wonderful amount OF
restraint to refrain from Joining in the
laughter OF the audience.
The lie Brun opera Trio is unani-
mously agreed TO be the best vocal trio
vaudeville has had. All three vocal
lists have magnificent voices and the
manner in which they sing scenes from
III Trovatore" is revelation. The
Ollivotti Troubadours furnish another
delectable musical morsel. Tho violin
ist OF this duo is a wonder and his
mastery technique has the audience
spellbound
Next week will be the iong-waited-
for engagement at Keith's OF George
Evans, the original Honey Boy" who
is tremendously popular here. Unfor-
tunately. his engagement Is limited to
one week. although he has been play
ing six consecutive weeks at all the
other Keith theatres.
George Felix and Lydia Barry who
have bsen absent from the local vaude-
Vile stage for several seasons, will be
seen next week In a new version OF
their nonsensical sketch, THE Boy
Next Door" Felix Is as funny and
Miss Barry as fascinating as ever.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-15
hope STREET SENIORS
ELECT CLASS OFFICERS

The Hope street high school senior
class Yesterday afternoon elected the fol-
lowing officers President Chester T.
Calder; vice president, Andrew u. White
secretary. Julia II. Laigft; assistant sec
retary. Margaret \. Fuller; treasurer,
Clarence S. Cleasby; assistant treasurer,
Joseph B. Walsh.
The officers OF the school book. THE
Blue and White" were chosen as follows
Editor chief. Albert A. Bennett; busi-
ness manager, Harold b. Craushaw
board OF associate editors. Marjorie Full
Ter Chester \. Chaplin, Miss Kimball,
Margaret Fuller, Herbert r. Wray Henry
O. Marsh Miss Grant. Harold Simpson,
julius Saacke, George Lloyd.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-15
PAWTUXET VALLEY
Inspector Goes Over tho Pro.
posed Free Delivery Route.
Horse CurleuSIy Stolen

Postoffice Inspector Rogers visited Hope
yesterday and went over the proposed
rural free delivery route with Postmaster
Andrews OF Hope and l.. A. knight of
Kent.
The petition is signed by all Of the res
idents along the route and is endorsed by
Postmaster Yeaw OF Kent. who Is to
resign the first Of the year. as his salary
is only s13 per annum. II the plan is car
ried out II will make Hope a central Office
and the route Will run from there to Kent.
thence TO Burnt Hill, thence easterly to
Pippin Orchard. thence southerly to Fisk
vile Four Corners. returning 20 Hope and
covering a distance OF 25 miles.
So far as known the only person who
does not favor the plan Is John Cahoone
Of Kent, who carries the mail from Hope
to Kent and who receives s20S for his ser
vice yearly.
HORSE Is STOLEN.
The Coventry police are looking for n
horse belonging 10 John Matteson OF
Washington. II is reported that the anil
NAL was stolen on Monday evening after
Mr.. Matteson had returned from a short
ride. According TO Mr.. Matteson he un-
hitched the horse and let II go to the barn
itself After Mr.. Matteson had done a
ltN Nllblth ne Ntlll W Nnf SNdblt 10 tee1
the animal and found that 81 was gone
Mr.. Matteson Immediately investigated
and learned that a strange man had been
seen leading a horse through the village
streets. The police were notified but at
present have no clue 10 the thief or
thieves.
TAKEN TO HOSPITAL
Mrs. Ann Hopkins. while visiting a
friends house At Arctic Centre yesterday
afternoon fell down a flight OF stairs and
fractured her right elbow. DIR. j. A. Mack
OF Crompton was called and he dressed the
wounds and made the patient as comfort
able az possible. Mrs. Hopkins was taken
to the Rhode Island hospital last evening
NOTES
The Crompton company IL soon to erect
a house for tho superintendent OF it's
plant
The third degree was worked by tho
Knights OF Columbus At Natick last eve-
ming.
The Coventry Literary and Social club
met in regular session on Tuesday eve
ming.
The Centreville NJ. Il. church and the
Riverpoint Congregational church will
hold entertainments this evening.
The Red Men OF Natick will meet In
special session this evening.
The financial town meeting OF Warwick
will be held next Tuesday at Apponaug.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-15
MADE RECORD RUN

The steamer Tennessee OF the JOY Line
made a record run from New York 20
Fall River Tuesday night The distance
was covered IN 10 hours and minutes or
an hour and half better than the usual
tlsae>
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-15
BOY MUSICIANS
ENTERTAINED
At ART CLUB

The first Members Night" Of the sea-
son at tho Art club was a most gratifying
success. musicale being provided by
Masters Hugo Kinyon, Canute Pauline
and George HirSt, violin. cello and piano.
and Mr.. George a. Freeman. tenor. and
Mr.. William Hardness Arnold, accompan-
list
The performance Of the three young lads
was remarkably artistic. Master Kinyon Is
a pupil OF Giguerre OF Boston. the noted
violinist Master Pauline OF Bath OF Bos-
ton, and Master lIirst OF Mr.. Arnold All
three won enthusiastic appreciation; and
Master kinyon's brilliant rendition of his
last solo was IN the highest degree worthy
OF commentator.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-15
BATTLE STORY RET0L0
BY C0MRADE KINNEY

Members OF Slocum Post. @. a r.. a
delegation from tho Relief Corps and
pupils OF the Roosevelt street school, last
evening heard a paper by Comrade Van
Buren Kinney on THE Tenth Connecticut
Regiment in the Battle OF Kinston, y. c.
Comrade Kinney. member OF the regi-
ment whose story he rehearsed, gave n
graphic account of the battle and victory.
Hc ascribed TO his regiment the credit foi
deciding the contest by It's charge under
IN personal orders OF Gen. Foster after a
veteran brigade from the Army OF the
Potomac and another sent TO its support
had failed
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-15
DEBATING TEAM CHOSEN

The debating team 60 represent the
Classical high school I'm its semi-annual
debate In February against the B. NJ. G..
Durfee high school OF Fall River will con-
sst OF Messrs. Sucker Pilling, Semenoff
and Grandlund. The team Is nearly the
same as last year. the changes being
SemenOn, who was alternate last year,
and Grandlund. who is the new alternate.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-15
BEATRICE HEREFORD IN
ORIGINAL M0N0l0GUES

Miss Beatrice Herford, whose mono-
logues have previously been enjoyed I'm
this city. appeared last evening in the
Eloise. under the auspices OF the Rad
cliffe club, and read five OF her original
and humorous productions, The Profes-
sional Boarder," "An English Tea Party"
"The Telephone Girl" "A Church Bazaar
and I'm tho Intelligence Onice"
These drew upon her versatility I'm Inn
personating very varied types and
throughout them all she kent her auditors
continually amused by her suhtlety Of
acting. good-nstured ease and great s1ft
OF seleciian-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-30

Brummett and Mr. John Fowler left Saturday for Sherrill to visit Dr. and Mrs. Sherrill.
 Miss Olivia returned Saturday from sherrill where she has been visiting friends and relatives.
 MT. Louis Ottenheimer of Little Rock will arrive in the city today to accompany his wife home.
 Miss Toney Engelander of Tyler, Texas is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Max Veil
 Miss Edith, Josephine and Henry Johnson are spending a few days in St. Louis.
 Tn enegro soldiers of the Twenty fifth regiment of infantry seem de- termined not to be overlooked, and to maintain their reputation. Thursday
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elarlSsvilIe. Ark. State HorIieul- eral Society Roand trip S4.S5. Tickets on sale Jau Fl to 25, ineius= i've Return limit Jan %
 Dallas Tex, Retail G;rocor5 .>sso. ciajion Round trip rate $f2.1d. Tickets on sale Jan. 19 and %, f907. Return Emit go days from date of sale.
 HiFmiu&dam Ma Southern Go#- lea Association Round trip rae $1e.sa Tickets on sale Jan. L.. 1G and IT. f9o7 Return limit 5aa. 2f. .19054
 tshiea&o H. Retail Furniture be.aers a=o=i5tioa Boopa gip f5t.e
 297e. Tickets on sale Ian. 1l 5o= t5. inclusive Retaen limit Ian 2s 5a5. oH= fae ealttGGata nlan G4foN BELT }7E3bi48zs
 New Orleans, fas FeIlaW Psaa AaaafaeemeGs Association. Baane r0 rate &19s&5. Tieha4 on sala lan > te iuclQ&iye. Return Itmit Ian. %. 1907, on the ccrtIG- caf5 RlaH.
 faieaeo =EaHtaaal sdeeatiaf- al Association Round trip rafa %-a.5o- Tickets on sale Fohr0ary P to 2S, inclusive. Return limit March 19Q4. on the ccrtiioaa, plan.
 Kansas City Mo- Southern Lua- agmcn's Association Round tsip Faa &tc2o Tiel5ots on sale Ian. fe af f9o7. RetHrn limit Fe5
 t4a1. on certiag#te plan. af9dI Ae4a. est5 127S9al2a>
 Na1~4 ieGe Mo- Ra55tt Feaieae Association. Round aialate $It.4Q 'fiebets on sale Jan. II @ t5. faela4 be. BeHaH Emit Ian 2f5 1aQ1. o4 'iR certificate plan
 Eitae Rock. Good Roads coay [ ton, Bs8Ha tip rate 10. riss gts on sale Jan 2@. 29 and %, 190@ Return limit February 1 1907.
 8. ". DICKEY. Agent
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LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.
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.. w. Boyce oevotes hls ams to rents
Have T.. J. Malcolm tune Your plano. Old phone No. CSC.

Have T.. J. Malcolm tune youl plano Old phone No. CSC.
 For sale, stock in good paving, long established business from to 40 shares. "J." care of Graphic.
 For sale, two small second hand coal stoves Will sell cheap. Apply at the Graphic.
 At the Grand Leader, ladies par Tor, shampooing, manicuring, and facial massage, also artificial hair goods for sale, Ladies please call.
 Wanted, to rent place near town suitable for vegetable and poultry farm, Will take long lease. W. II. Gist, 312 Main street.
 For safe the Armstrong resi- dence, 1903 West Fifth avenue. Ap- ply Co r. NJ. Boano, office of $. C.. Alexander and company.
 Wanted, situation Young man of 2, with bast of city reference =as to morals, Integrity, ability IS worker. etc. desires a posiGen as boo&heeper ref efty solicitor by Jan uarE ] &t present employed as hoolsEeepee hE an old established eomeanr. Good reasons fot. leaxine present emRloyef. consider fa- ture of position mo- shan salary ta= hessin Hith. Address P. care ae Gfa9l5is.
 For sa1e-A &fQo Orient gasoline bachaeaf3 fer $5e. cash or Credit Apply KnoX-SMaf Real Estate Co.
 Wanted, position, can d8 almost aa1 nine. Address ieol F. 53h a4e.
 #aH#ea. Position as afe0o7- ealAer have just completed
 -3 Furnished rooms for ,eat Ap- plZ 7l6 State
 Wanted rent Six=roan cot ta@e. conveniently located to school Address H. Care Graphic.
 Wanted. nosition-Atter taking i course of hookkeeping with DraugA- on's Business College of Nashville. Tenn l desire a position as hook keeper. Good reference can 6e styoo. tadeess x" care Graphic.
 N}pDLE-AGEO widow VOW @eallRH. Hfe }ooktng Hrsl af 5 Ea=sesa al#los ee en1es99.5 .aeleaaA sa1. st Jos534 uehi&aa.
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one of them threw a lady into the street, and Friday another one held up Chinaman and robbed him. Sen ator Foraker will, of course, volunteer his services for the defense.
 Squire l.. V. Bogy of Vinegar Hill. Ark, was in the city Saturday.
 J. $. Barraque of Altheimer was in the city Saturday on business.
 Mr. Hendrix Byrd, travelling man for J. B. speers O., arrived here Saturday.
 Miss Laura McMinn left Saturday for Shreveport. Miss McMinn has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Elliott. of this city.
 Mrs. Creed Caldwell. Miss Hoy Caldwell and Master Greed caId- well, Jr., Will arrive here today
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WANTED

A mechanic who has some money and is willing to work to take one- half interest ill my bicycle, carriage tire and automobile business. I will have other business to attend to after January 1.
 c. G. SCHENCK,
 327 Main Street.
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RAIN gf .+.

Ill cloth cravenette in oopulas. styles and eoiors, well made ypinitt soods for all seasons, ia lo9@e a.il tight back. fhe price on these niis interest you if yos; appreciate <; ser- viecabse garment fer q little money.
 Blankets, Down Comforts, Quilts. S'aInE,er Robes, Lap Robes at q eoso- siderable reduction.
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Female Itplp Wanted.

Intelligent woman waated by Phil aaelDdia milt Work in ewn town, full oP spare time; salary and boari pud. Experience net essential
 F. Q. Box 1862,
 Philadelphia, Fa
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Ruston, La, Young Nea's Y. lI (. A. and Students cenferencd Round trip rate s1o1o Tickets 1 sale Dee. 25 to 3o. inclusive R turn limit Jan. 2, 1967. Tickets sol on certificate plan.
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FOR SALE.

t'earroom house, corner Eff teenth and Laurel streets, conyen- tent to school and church. Owner desires to leave town. Apply old
 exe -vser~l w- e-7# .s .sssf asxSsy7 RhoAS w Fl | ta., s.als s. -. ..--4.,...S.
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| position with the Adams Printing d as cashier and stenograBber, and N enter upon the discharge of her d ties tomorrow.
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FOR SALE CHEAP.

One suite of Parlor Furniture; one Piano, Apply at 223 West Barraque street
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MaIe lIeln Nnntpd.

Man wanted by Philadelphia mill Work in own town. full or spare time. Salary and board paid Expert ence not essential.
 P. 0. Box 1862,
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CfOths.

la loose and llalf-Gaed bagl<s, all 5o inches long, in broadeIoth. i,ersey and fancy sititinGS, half li,,- ctl and full lined, colors in white, tan, castor, light gray, London smoke, red amd black, must he clos- c.! out at q sacrifice.
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BRIEF MENTION.
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Mayor II. King White says his health is improving every day, and he thinks that, D ythe time the election is over he will weigh something less than ton. His many friends are re. jofcing wit hhim over his wonderful improvement.
 Miss Marion Clemmons, Mr. Tom
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TREET

We tEtye | f,.4.. 5.seieil los af .sbii8 ,Nai-ts lltat ,se Hill cie>e s4t al q price much below the::s sst yal;te.
 ss.e !ots of white Iiaen iinis'Iezj H i.ts, embroidered f..one tst sf.@@.
 03e let Of Flaid Wais.s ia br;@tli caia.s, nicely made, &'.95.
 3ne lot of Waists made Of fancy wetistia@ Nitil embroidered -iit< trips, &t.95.
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from Camden, where they have been spending the holidays with Mrs Caldwell's sister, Mrs. Wood, of that city.
 Jeff Hicks of the Arkansas and Tex as Consolidated Ice and Coal Com pany, spent several days in St. Louis the past week. H returned 10 the city yesterday.
 Mrs. Emma Josephat. t5rtaefiF q resident of Pine Bluff but whc has been visiting Mrs. ]. E. Jacobs of De- tr il, Mich, formaelH Mss He.in All. heln3er, is the guest of Den .Ntheise. ana family.
 Edward W. Freeman af. -e ,1- toned Saturday fsoal a sizi5 65 s Louis.
 Miss Nellie sallae has accepted a
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PRE=INYENT0RY SALE

oT a7 re 77ani0g Winte1 Merchaadse
 Alter the @HoI]day Season. f is oar usual custom 10 'SNe SHOCK n order 10 make further rductions in a remaining stock of winter goods eefore xz,e hai. ; voicing we will put on sale rae entire residue of our remaining stock of Winter goods Ready-to-wear qar- nenfs Underwear Suits Wraps and Millinery at sacr flee prices. flany lines put on sale at Cost some al less than cost Odds and Enrs will be sold at nrics 0eioW value consideration Everything in inc shape of winter goods must be sold quickly. prices have been na[Neo on each and every item that cannot fail to in- o.ee quick removal o all surplus stocks.
 Sale begins Monday nlor9ia~ and ,.o~st;... .rr4I DAYS for CASH ONLY No goods exc,,anqed or sanf on approval a sales prices Out of town orders filled at sales prices Remember that early purchasers a- ways net best results ~aIl early.
 ). Il. EDDINS DRY GOODS COMPANY
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l MURPHY MARTIN DRY GOODS COMPANY
 going details would that
  c1azed a sight afi11pOrtart

= Higl,-t la.s Tailored Suits, sell made and nicely trimmed, ht guaranteed. broatlcloth, fancy wot- stcds, Panama sergcs, manni@ll cloth. ctc. at prices that ti,e skirt alone is worth more than we ask for the suit. These are all new aud stylish garments.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-30

One loi q Oxford Waists al st.75 IL, sfe veil worth s.2.0o.
 he last quotations received from f!1e manufacturers on Birdie, Can. bric uas fo :s-i cents at the g,i,I. Me are offering 5,ooo yards a 10 eetsts. Buy as Eitue or as much a@ yeti Wart.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-06
Go from HARTFORD NEW HAVEN and look up every shoe store and you will find no such variety in Childrsn's Shoes as Is shown in Dodge's
Child Paradise

One store in New Haven does an im- mense business. They will show you higher priced shoes. but even they have no such variety. Shoes solid and durable for people with many little feet to shoe icosts moneyl and goods like the skufTers. Theban. Trojan. etr. for those who ran afford them. On medium lines our own gcpds- In mense variety fn Patent Leather Shoes- Spring Oxforls and Sandals. as well as Tan Goods of all kfD.1s Our basement is filed with new goods but Easter business is ALREADY HERE We have all xDc1s fn stprk 2 weeks earlier than most storesL Ills the
 SPRING STORE, SOUTH MAIN ST.