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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1906-02-03
Bank Burglars at Work.

renee somewhere in the middle west
at this season. The dweller in the
country town knows what 1t is wher
It brings him out Of his peaceful slum'
bers in the dead of night.
There Is no mistaking that sup
pressed roar. If he Is a game mar
the citizen gets his gun and goes ou
on The firing line; IL he is a man OF
peace, he assures his wife hat the
noise they heard Is thunder.
Few Robbers Caught
II is singular fact that few bani
robbers are caught Now and then
gang Of them will make mess Of
4; and bring the wrath Of the citizen
soiIiery down On their heels. but the
average Of mortality IN the business
Is he,ow that Of street car riding and
automobiliDg Bank robbers work 81
c1artet;es. az did TIE aSrsaturers D,
Dumas, and about the only difference
between their lives and those o. the
famous Three Musketsers is ti2ai the
bank robbers adventures are snrsris-
bly, more remaneratire and always Iess
sentimental
sometimes everything goes 10
smash, az II did with a gang a. vii
lard. KY, ON the night Of October ~
last, when a posse put bloo5bo.n5x
upon the trail after the bank was
robbed and fought battle with the
thieves. killing one and capturing the
rest.
Sometimes, too, bank robber grows
careless with his wealth and excites
suspicion by displaying II. This was
the undoing Of Harry Stewart, who
was arrested in st. Louis December
4 while attempting to dispose Of 81 900
worth Of stamps which had been part
Of the loot In robbery at Shelbyville,
Mo-, few days before Stewart con.
fessed to completely In the robbery.
The greater part Of these rowing
rogues. however. get away without q
fight or a capture. They almost in
variably work between midnight and
two o'clock, when citizens are wrapped
In slumber. Indeed, their methods are
80 identical from one end Of the great
Mississippi valley to the other that
one might readily suppose all the rob-
berries were the work Of the same gang.
Detectives, however, know better.
The Robbing Formula.
The formula for robbing bank is
simple. simpler than one not familiar
with the workings OF gang Of safe
crackers would suppose. ~
The gang gets few sticks Of dyna-
mite. takes the nitroglycerine out, Of
II and carries this violent explosive
away. II has been the case. too, that
quantities OF nitroglycerine have been
stolen from manufacturing plant
where the deadly explosive is made
In the northern part Of Indiana. II Is
the superstition OF Capt. Kinney, OF
the Indianapolis detective department,
that the robbers have this explosive
hidden away In some woods and car
ry away small quantities Of II as they
need Il.
Besides TIE explosive the other es-
senslaI to robbing safe Is q bar OF
soap. Sometimes the gang has bur
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1906-02-03
Musical Congressman.

HERE would be no
trouble in orgariz-
ing a frst-class
male chorus ior
concert work or .
light opera amorg
the members OF
the house ana SEN
ate. There ars
quite a number OF
we'll known coz
gressmen who Ios-
sess voices an d
musical knowledge
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1906-02-03
Senator .Aluson's Caution.

ALL
SON, of Iowa, the
father of the SEN
ate and the most
respected man In
that body, has for
many years had
the reputation of
being the m o s t
cautious and con-
sentative man in
his public utter
ances in the SEN
ate. On most sub
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1906-02-03

You're always roasting me
about my extravaganza. For the last
four years I've lived strictly within my
income.
Baldwin, think you have. II was
about four years ago that you found
out nobody would trust you any lorg.
Ier-Chicsgo Tribune.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1906-02-03
The "Panhandlers.o

HIS Is q bad year
for "panhandlers''
at the capitol.
There havo been
fewer arrests by
the capitol police
Of men who en-
gage In . h dy
transactions an d
attempt to bunco
congressman out
Of small sums Of
money than there
ha We been for
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1906-02-03

IL
one were looking
for the jokesmith
Of the senate, he
would hardly pick
out the solemn
looking w. MUIR
ray Crane, Of Mas
sachusetts. That
vi e t. serious,
businesslike g Q n
tleman gives no
outward evidence
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1906-02-03
WASHINGTON LETTER
Mr.. CRANE THE UNsusPECTED
JoKEs1E1TH OF THE SENATE.
A CONSERVATIVE MEMBER
A New Manner Of Dealing with One
Glass Of ofKenders-Wisconsin Nan
Finished Musician - Congress
man Longworth a Singer.

.sgA = AsHINGTON. > II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-18
Muslin !t''ll Underwear.
New Garments.
Great Varieties.

Every cause has an eject. The
reason for the constant Increase
in our Muslin Underwear bust.
ness Is that not only do we devote
more space to this department
than any other store in town, but,
the quality and variety OF gar.
lncnts shown hero has no equal
in value for the prices asked.
a few specimen values, as fol.
lows:
Fetticoats in several styles
trimmed with tncks and full
rnffle OF embroidery, Others with
lace insertion and edge, $3.50.
Night Gowns, in Nainsook and
Cambria. trimmed with fine Swiss
embroidery and Val. lace, high
and low necks, $50 to $3.50.
Drawers OF Nainsook, tucks
above ruffle and tucked rnffle.
edged with fine Val. lace. s1.25.
Clien,isc of good Nainsook,
trimmed with fine quality lace,
full ,r,lffle on bottom, 500.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-18
.AyTOR-sHAW WEDD|NG
0FGREAT. INTEREST
CONTINUED from Ihir,ls Pnge.)

(COnttnued from gIftrlF Pnge.) g,5's
this accldent she continued the Chase bare
headed, and came In, first at the8death,
breathlcss and disl,eyeled. q but Hbcautlftll.
Not Ions after the Incident lad sub!
sided did she recollect her hat. Devotion
to sport which will make a woman for
get her hat must be tremendous. and Is
almost nnheard of. sy3 III ID y, II H
Down In old Virginia. she and horl
farorite hunters were familiari objects
about the. countryside near .Tsichmond..
She is as good "a Judge Of. horse flesh as
she is n rider. Her thoroug hness Is shown
III the fact that she looks after the
grooming, the feeding and tile general,
comfort Of herg horse. She y actually.
polishes the BITS and buck esgt OF her,
bride with her own hands. Y
Since her marriage frs. Brooks has
spent tile greater part Y OF her; time IN
the North with occasional visits to her
old home insAlbemarle county. and trips
to Aiken, s.. C..whcre she follows = Mr..
1litchcock's Hounds. "i.she has lost none
of her charm and still rides as hard as In
the days when SHE was Miss Phyllis
Langhorne.
Last Of the Girls.
The last Aof the five Langhorno girls.
VIII make her debut next winter SHE .
is Miss Nora Janghorne.S who has dust
left scllooleiands has been abroad with
her father, where she eroceiveds much at
tention. She bids fair to rival tile repu-
tation of hcr attractive sisters when
she turns out" next November.
Mrs., I. NIoncure Perkin. and Mrs. !,
Reginald Brooks sailed for Europe yes
8terday to be present at the wedding OF.
their sister. Mrs. Shaw. to Mr. Aston.
MI. Langhorne. and Miss Nora Langhorne
Will sail later and Mrs. Charles Dana
Gibson, who is with her husband in
Madrid, Will join the party in London.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-18
MILLER q RHO ADS.
N a
The !. New Spring p 8
Dress Go o!'d's.

People naturally expect more
Of this store in the matter Of
dress goods, styles and sweaves
than than they do Of any other store.
That comes from the satisfac-.
ton begottei1 Of former trad-'
ing.
OUR l new goods for this spring
we believe will tplease IL OH I'm:
every way, including price.
The new light ground effects
are here In the very latest de-.
signs. In both stripes and checks,
$1.0O, $50 and s1..7B yard.
Novelty Grays, 500, S1.5O and
5000 yard.
Shepherds Checks, 4sc to $3.50
yard. MD;
German Broadclotll. $500 yard.
Alice sblue, old rose. light.
gray, navy blue, wine. pur-
pie, Hunters green and
black.
Panama Cloths, zoe yard.
Navy brown, green, royal
and black.
German Henriettas, s1.0O yard,
in the new shades Of Alice
blue. old rose, reseda, etc.
French Grcnadine Voilcs, $1.0O
yard,
in the newest and most fash
ionable shades. Ia.
Caro- do Sole, S1.25 yard.
This is silk-warp checked
Wolfe, something entirely
new. in black and colors.
All-Wool Batistc, SOC yard.
36 inches wide, in n wide
range OF colors.
Atwood Albatross, Doc yard.
35 inches wide.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-18

Type can only convey a faint
idea as to what we have the
delicate color effects, the beau
ETY. Of weave; the scrviceability.
and worth Of the silk itself can
only be determined by a per-
sonal inspection.
Yard-wldc Black Tnftcta, 75c yd.
.Showcr.dot Fonlartis, 0Dc I'd. q
sl,owcr.proof Foulartis, q Sc yd.S /; s
Gray Novelty Tnnctas, SOC I'd, B b
in checks and stripes. 4
.,Loulsinc Checks and Stripes, 100
yard.
Japanese Hnbutai,, :sOc, yti:, ssyss Il Il
In neat checks and stripes.
Corded Wash Silks, 30c ytl.a, 7: 4
In all white as we'll Y, I, as q the the
colors. 4 +. 4: ~ 4, a a
Printed Japanese Habntai, /. SOC
yard. is5 y z.
Black and White. Novelty Silks
75c yard.
Novelty Tafretas, 500 and g %
yard. s. 4
Colored TafYctas, bOc yard.
10 inches wide, strong and
lustrous; 35 different shades
to select from. g (. 5 ~ ~
Togo Silks, SOC yard.
% inches wide very ilus-s
trous; imported from Japan,
Double Width Crepe dc Chine,
$50 yard. s y
Z Ono Scam-O Crepe, 800. yard.
40 inches wide. In black and
colors. Id /. ssIsi,. So
Point D'Esprit Pon,padour Nets
Il 18c yard. B, &,
Eolicnnc dc Luxe, SOC yard.
Chiffon dc Sole, SOC yard. 3
French, Eolienne, Doc yard.
Crepe dc Chine, :sOc yard.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-18
/ Grace Street Baptist Church.

The services at Grace Street Baptist
Church will be OF unusual Interest to-day
The pastor Or. Charles s. Gnrdner.s Will B
occupy the pulpit at boil, serv Ices "A Il I
the morning his ubiects will be +! Life
OF Service, and In the evening Perish
ling With 1Iunger.',';ils s. 81 ss iifi.
Iio choir has arranged tile following
programme: vi 3 isi u. ss3 Vi
~ Morning Service Anthem, s.. II Have
asllreiy Rlllit Thee 4 Ilolse-NVll'si nso1.
Solo--''M itation, &, Il Iorrisoll- Miss
iIsn1cs. 5isS II 4. SIS. B 81 S
34sl1ySelI!ng Service them Nune pfnit-
EtlsnI SC hmecker. ss y s asss ;5S
& The Heavenly Song. p--By MIR.
a Cosby. s. Y f58 y jss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-18
MILLER & RHoApsI,,
Comp $ tock Il
] (! Gloves /
For Sprina

Spend a few momet,ts,i, the
Glove Department % souf store
some day watching the crowd
that's always. there, and youth
get some idea as Is why we're
the leading glove house 81
Richmond. ;Fs
No other; store iii Rich f,1ond Ia.
tho variety and amount OF stool
that we carry. and Just & nresant
this applies particularlyilf hi inr..
gloves, which are SO scarce thu
.sensori. J + ''iie
Our White and BIack t,,..,
Gloves. In 12 and 1B bnttans
lengths, a pair, Z !ou.'o'ls
500, $3.50. $500 and ~. "a
Our line OF 800 Gloves ita,.as
in the NJ. & r.. specini f.lann s
which ia famed throughout Rich.
inond Ms the best at the price I.
also the "NIaie'' Suede f,lnxn
$1.5O.8 Su az
Fownes Eugene Dress Glove
all shades, pair ~. n En =
"Reynier' SUICIDES, s1.75 nair
No other black suede glove com.
pares With It for good value.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-18
To Annul Lease.
INV Associated press.,

NEW BERN, N. c., March 17-Judge
Il. II. Long. OF stntesvillc, Is here to-day
hearing arguments or counsel In tho suit
to nnnul tho lease OF the Atlantic and
North Carolina road. Tie courtroom is
crowded, the case being OF great Interest
to the citlzsfis of the entire State.
Former Governor q. q. Aycock. OF
Coldsboro:f G. NJ. Busboe, Attorncy-9 cn-,
eral n. d. cillnler, Ii. Moore OF Green
Vile; w. w. Clark and o. III. Gliion,8 OF
this city, nro among the lawyers senga gcd'
in fire case y Y fg9 q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-18
! md 50c Shirt -,
inn M adra q, yd, -

About 600 yardsigof Mercerized
Stripe Shifting Madras. with small
Y neat, figures, stripes sand plaids;
all the newest eiYects.s
Ito 3o!iyards III each piece
the 81 eanTup OF tho mills, short
pieces. Well cut you any length
]. desired; half price In some IN
stances, csc. s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-18

White 4. s J ". rosgan.die printed
by the best manufacturers in
America the printing being al
most equal the finest French.
work. Beautiful floral effects.
from the small rose bud design
up to large American Beauty
and q! c;aar:nation patterns.
/ a. soft, effective fabric, a5c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-18
Meetings This Week,

I AN the schedule now atands,it looks ~
5f the city fathers will haze q compare
alvely quiet time this week, hut there is
i aio telling what y dny may bring Forth.
sf!,.,sre may h. other meetings. yet called
s5,,it at the present time tho Following are.
''5ssti Tint nrc on the schedule,
~ Monday. joint subcommittee from the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-18
II nestead Sold. n

ISpeeial 10 Tho llImes-D ispntch.)
HANOVER GOuRTII q y 81. " Al, March
S17.--4Thes old honest ead Of Henry Wool,
lslrt9 mslIonses dollars
several years ago. has changed hands, 3Ths 4
4loNnestcud was sold by tic heirs for various
sums, II d is9
me lnr,nbsrs 6f tho Wood family have
been, unable as yet pussesElonA OF tic
vast nstala left by Henry Mood d hrothor,
f.sIayEeS the heirs live In YirglnIs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-18
Printed Or YaIL
san,d''|jie, I'D. 4 2 : Z
Finely MerceriixediS Stripe.


800 yards Of these beautifully.
printed Gottons go on sale to-.
morrow. The floral designs are
very pretty as much 80 actually
as shown in the SOC French Or
candies; special price, IL 1.2c
yard. " {.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-18
Miller q Rhoads
AGRICULTURAL FAIR
IN .GREENSY|LLE.
Ground Cleared and Contracts Lei
for the Buildings at
Emporia.

Especial TO The Times Dispaicl)
EAiPOR1A. VA, Marci, 17.-The EN-
poriA Agricultural Fair Association il
going right ahead in It's work. Iii.
grounds now being sufficiently graded
TO be enclosed
Contracts for the buildings for the fair
were, given out this week to Alcssrs. Ste
phenson and Company. OF Enporla. and
tho work viii be rushed to Competitions
Tile building will include one larss
two story executive frame structure
forty modern stables, Il. srundstand 81
"a seating capacity OF about two thons.
and. the judges stand. and u number Of
accessory smaller buildings.
The tract OF land, comprises twenty.
three acres admirably located within
three blocks OF the center Of town. and
contagious to the Coast Line railroad.
The fair grounds are TO be enclosed with
"a substantial board fence. which whct
completed and painted. will present
most attractive appearance. The bni!G.
Ing committee comprises L. Gordon Vim.
cent, president; A. D. Slaglc, general
manager. and J. y. Bailey, ;lssista:lt
general mana ger. The fair association
any points, by the railroads entering
tEmporpt
Purses are now being arranged for
the opening races Which will be I'll.
means OF bringing II number OF fine &
horses to the fair. in facts the largest
and most substantial purses will be Of
fered OF any like attraction ever given
in tho South side section Of the State.
Owners of high bred strotting, pacing and
Thoroughbred horses are now In CORE.
sspondence with the local management,
concerning the date of the opening q
tho fur, which Will he some time IN
E October next. {skst 81; III sssss
Il The local ders Fof track stock, are
5liaylng their steeds; gotten into good
shape for The opening date the town
already owning most desirnb le track for
L general exercise work. s Il y II Il 81.
,rhe agricultural, poultry 4 md stock
display, promis SIS the i fair Will not. lie II
excelled w any III the State. This. 4
much may be said In advance, Every
modern pub lonvcnie ilce will be COM
pletcol when he gates Of the cx posi.H
9tioil arc thrown o pc isSS} i.5s ~ ,t sl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-18
Best Quality doc -.
Mating, I'd, ooSs

The Chinese rarely vary their
customs in anything, and mat
tings are no exception to the
rule.
These new floor coverings are
very bright and attractive look
ing, though in neat checks and
pin stripes best of all, the quali-
ty is the finest at;fusuallya sells
at 4Oc. We landed enough Of it
in this country to get a price Of
33c yard on these goods
Another special in China Mat.
ting is a heavy. hand-palmed arti-
Gle at SOC yard. The regular
price is S5c. Pin stripes, checks
and plaids.
Very good qualities of Heavy
China Mating, 21c and 25c yard.
The Japs have more variety Of
color and patternain their Mat
tings than their neighbors in
China.
japanese Cotton-Warp Mating,
In geometrical designs, 23c yard.
Jap Mating, all colors, in car
pet patterns. CSC yard.
White Japanese NIattings, neat
inlaid designs, SOC yard.
High Color Japanese Mattings,
5inlaid designs, all colors, ;s3c
y yard. As
Mating Rugs, aes72 inches,
japanese Rugs, beautiful de-
signs and colors, 30xGO inches,
S1.15. 5s
Fibre Carpets, all colors, in
checks, stripes and carpet designs,
20c to zoe yard.
Fibre Rugs, 1896 inches to
l2xl5 It., G5c to $500 each.
Spccial-Cloycr Fibre Rugs.
eGx12 IL; special, $780,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-18
l9c English White Y,k.
Madras, I'd. Az/1S

We imported this madras d.
rect from England. and by saving
the importers profits we can sell
Il regular 19c fabric for 121-2c.
Beautiful piece of goods, with
neatly woven designs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-18
Four Specials for
Monday in Laces

=
500 dozen Val. Edges and In
servings. in diamond and round
mesh; all widths, worth 75c to
$1.25 per dozen; special dozen, SOC
300 dozen Point de Paris Laces,
3 to inches wide, all desirable
patterns, worth up to tic yard;
special, yard 1890. Toe.
White and Cream Oriental ALL
over Laces; the correct thing for
light weight waists or entire
dresses, worth up to s1.39 yard;
special, yard ..........5.5... soc
50 pieces of very desirable
Point dc Paris Laces; all widths,
exclusive patterns. worth 1oc TO
Sac yard; price, yard ......15c
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-18
Ribbons r6Ff M sDSsisl'

39r3t + VI NlO0Qdy.
Nos. lie and 9 TaiYc,n RIB
Dons, with colored edges, all.
shades, suitable for undergar-
I1ents. yard 49,. 1850. ~. &c.
High Iustre Tancta Ribbons,
) inches wide, for the hair, best
shades. worth 2bc yard, to-mor-
row, yard 15c
High Lustre 1affcta I,ibbon,a
suitable for sashes. in white, blue,
pink, red, lavender, corn. pet,-;
MIA and gray, worth 25c yard, to-
morrow, yard .......,. 1Oc
Orr Ribbon Department this
spring Ii complete (as 1t always
Is with the wanted shades and
qualities, s.
Wash Ribbons, Shoe Tic Rib
hons. Fob Ribbons and ii fun line
OF Peau de Sole Ribbons for
mourning purposes.
Our limo of fancles consists OF
ribbons for stocks or fob ends,
] 1-2 inches wide. in embroidered
and warp print effects; also n full
/. line OF warp prints, 3 liz 10 IL
inches wide, for aashcs.
Fl Il p a VI Z
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-11
HoW"s THIS?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, o
We, the undersigned, have known
F, J. Cheney for the last 10 years
and believe him perfectly honorable
IN all business transactions and Il
nancially able 10 carry out any obli'
cations made by his firm.
Walding. Kinnan & Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo
Halls Catarrh Cure IS taken inter.
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system
Testimonials sent free Price rs cents
per bottle Sold by all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for con
stipation.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-11
THE COmmOner''
Mr.. Bryan'S Paper.

Now is the time to secure Mr.
Bryan's paper. All Democrats
need the paper and Mr.. Bryan
needs the support and co-opera-
ton Of all true friends of re-
form. The Commoner has COM
menced to organize the Demo-
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ans advocacy through the Com
moner OF public ownership of
railroad and telegraph systems,
the election of U. S. Judges and
U. S. Senators by popular vote,
direct legislation, the overthrow
of private monopolles, tariff re-
form and other issues, insures in
teresting and instructive reading
as well as new life to the party.
The Commoner and BIG SAN
by NEWS both one year for
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offer applies TO both new and re-
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-11
nercial value il suits both parties,

mercial value It suits both parties.
We believe in the existence OF mod
81 husbands; in truth we have known
great, noble, self-sacrificing men who
would scorn 10 impose on any crea-
ture dependent upon them for care
and protection Yet We are skeptical
Of the abundance Of such men and
we too often find a vast gulf be
tween the real and the ideal which
cannot be bridgeu by human prayers
or human tears. Same men may run
well for season, then drop their
masks at intervals; later these are
laid aside revealing the true char
acter Of the man
Then the beautiful bubble bursts
and the rainbow tlnts vanish in mid
air. leaving wiser and sadder women
to mourn over their shattered idJis.
Herbert Spencer, who is the best
authority on biological truths. thinks
that the eventual mixture Of the
varieties Of the race will produce in
America finer type Of man than
has heretofore existed in our world,
more plastic. more adaptable, more
capable Of undergoing The modifica-
tions needful fer complete social life,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-11
Special Clubbing offer.

An arrangement has been made
BY the NEWS by which, for limit
ed time, we can furnish the Cincln-
natl Weekly Enquirer aud this paper
one year for $780, Those want
ing 10 take advantage of this offer
should do so as soon as possible, AZ
We do not know how long the arrange
ment will last
The weekly Courier-Journal will al
SO be furnished at the same price.
Also, We will furnish tns Daily
Cincinnati Post and the Big Sandy
News. both one year. for s2.5O
This offer is not good in corporate
limits covered by a carrier of the
Post.
Also, We viii send the Home and
Farm and Big Sandy News one year
for s1.25.