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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-29
Frank N. Julian,
 Secretary of State.

No. 721) AN ACT GIL B. I1397. To amend 'an Act to make appropria-
 tions for the ordinary expenses for Ex-
 ecutivc. Legislative and Judicial Depart
 ments of the State. for the interest on
 the public debt and for public schools"
 Be it enacted by the Legislature of
 Alabama:
 Section l. That subdivision twenty-five (25) of Section one CD of an Act for the ordinary expenses for the Executive. Leg islatlve and Judicial Departments of .he State, for the interest on the public debt and for public schools. approved Feb ruary 8, 1907. be amended so as to read as follows "25. For public printing and binding, including the reports of the heads of the departments Supreme Court decisions, Acts and Journals of the Leg islature. advertisements and proclama- tions, and other public printing requiIed by law. for the year ending September 30. 1907 fifteen thousand dollars; for the year ending September 30 1908, twenty five thousand dollars, and for the years ending September 30, 1909 and 1910, ten thousand dollars for each year.
 Approved August IA, 1907.
 Official:
 Frank N. Julian,
 SecretarV of State
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-29
Frank N. Julian,
 Secretary of State.

No. 740.) AN ACT (S. B. 513 To amend an Act to provide for the in-
 spection of jails, and aims houses, and
 cotton mills by adding Section 12, to
 provide stationery and for office ex-
 penses.
 Section 1. Be it enacted by the Legis- lature of Alabama That an Act to pro- vide for the inspection of jails and aims houses and cotton mills for factories, approved March 4, 1907. be amended by adding thereto this section: 12. All sta tionery furniture and other office sup plies shall be furnished to the office of the Inspector, as such supplies are now furnished to other officers In the Capi tol
 Approved August 13 1907. Official:
 Frank N. Julian,
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lature of Alabama. That the salary of the Judge of the Thirteenth Judicial Cir cult of Alabama be and 1t is hereby fixed at the sum of four thousand and five hundred dollars per annum, and that he shall be paid out of the State Treasury the same sum as Is now or shall hereafter be authorized by law to be paid to other circuit judges out of the State Treasury, and such sum out of the Treasury of Mobile County, Alabama, as will, when added to the amount paid out of the State Treasury equal to the salary Of said judge as fixed by this Act.
 Approved July 2S, 1907. Official:
 Frank N. Julian,
 Secretary of State.
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IdllhZ IN. J ulldH'
 Secretary of State.

No. 593.) AN ACT (S. B. 26. To repeal an Act entitled an Act to amend Section 46S0 of the code of 1896 of Alabama, so far as same relates to Beats 10 and II of Bibb County. Ala bama. Approved February 2l, 1899. Be it enacted by the Legislature of Ala bama:
 Section L That an Act entitled 'an Act to amend Section 4630 of ...e Code of 1896 so far as same relates to Beats 10 and Il of Bibb County, Alabama, approved Feb ruary 21, 1899, be, and the same is hereby repealed.
 Sec. 2. This Act shall rot go into ef- feet until the 18th day of November 1908. Approved August 6. 1907. Offical
 Frank N. Julian,
 Secretary of State
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said certificates shall be presented for payment within six months after the is- suance of the same, or on failure shall be forever barred.
 Sec D. That in cases in which the de- fendant is convicted the amount of cer- tificates issued as above provided for shall be charged as costs against said defendant and collected as other costs and shall be paid Into the treasury of said county to the credit of said general fund.
 Sec. 6. That within thirty days after the adjournment of the regular or any special term of the circuit court of sald county, 1t shall be the duty of the clerk of said court to certify to the county treasurer the amount of the certificates of witnesses before the grand jury and State witnesses in the circuit court in each case where the State has secured d conviction, and when said witness fees are collected it shall be the duty of the clerk to pay the same over to the county treasurer. and for performing said ser vice he shall be entitled to a fee of fifty cents for each case where there Is con viction so certified.
 Sec. 7 That all laws and parts of laws in conflict with this act be, and the samo are hereby repealed,
 Approved July 19 1907.
 Official:
 Frank N. Julian.
 Secretary of State.
 No. 732) AN ACT (II. B. 1923. To appropriate fifteen hundred dollars for
 the purpose of furnishing and equippng
 the office of Mine Inspectors of this
 State with necessary and suitable furn-
 iture, apparatus. machines and all
 other necessary instruments.
 Section. i. Be 1t enacted by the Leg islature of Alabama. That the sum of fifteen hundred dollars be. and the same is hereby appropriated out of any money in the State Treasury, not otherwise ap- propriated, to furnish and equip the of- flee of the Mine Inspectors with the nec- essary and suitable furniture, record books, aneometers, gas testing machines, barometers, hygrometers, inclinometers, smoke gas and fume helmets water gauges. speed indicators. safety lamps, and all other instruments necessary to properly equip said office.
 Sec. 2. Be it further enacted, That the State Auditor be and he is hereby au- thorized to draw his warrant on the State Treasurer in favor of the Chief Mine In spector for the said sum of fifteen hun dred dollars. or so much thereof as may be used by him for the purposes afore- said the same to be approved by the Coy ernor of the State
 Sec. B. Be 1t further enacted. That this act take effect and be in force from and after it's passage.
 Approved August S. 1907.
 official:
 Frank N. Julian,
 Secretary of State.
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No. 7S4) (H. J. R. 362
 Be it resolved by the House of Repre- sentatves the Senate coneurring therein, That the several Federal courts in Ala bama be respectfully requested to enforce Section 3239 of the Revised Statutes of the United States, which requires tax stamps issued to liquor dealers by the United States to be posted in a consplcu- ous place.
 Approved August O., 1907. Officlal:
 Frank N. Julian.
 Secretary of State.
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No. 569.) AN ACT (H. B. 11s3 To provide for holding separate terms of the Circuit Court for Coffee County, in the Twelfth Judicial Circuit at En- terprise for the following portions of Coffee County, to-wit: Township 3. Range 22: Township 1, Range 22; Town ship 5, Range p; Township 3, Range 21: Township f. Range 21; the east F of Township g. Range 20; the following Sections in Township 4 Range 20. to-wit: 13. p. 23. 24, 25. 26. 27 34. S5. 36 and all . that portion of the territory in Town ship G. Range p, Township :, Range 22
 Township 5, Range 21; Township s. Range ?l. lying south of Pea River, and to regulate the holding of such court, to provide buildings and accommoda- tions therefor, making its Jurisdiction within such district exclusive of the jurisdiction it exercises when sitting at Elba, in said County of Coffee. defining
The daily tribune., 1907-06-29

Az Lodges, Business Men. Hossemen. Bicyeiisb and
ars invited 70 taks part h ths GRAND PARADE
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ABOUT YOUR NEi0hB0Rs
AND YOURSELVES

Miss Fern Lobach returned from
Denver last night
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Griffith re
turned from Denver yesterday.
-E. B. Criddle is down from Dem
yer and will remain day or two.
Prank Johnston went to Pueblo
today and expects to return tomor.
row.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Roberts re-
turned from Colorado Springs ycster-
day afternoon.
-Leavett M. Tudor. commercial
agent for the Union Pacific railroad,
was in the city yesterday afternoon
drumming up some business for his
company.
Isaac Sanders and his visitors
left yesterday for Greenwood to re-
main until tomorrow when they will
joined by John 7. Sanders. They
expect to be away until Wednesday.
-Mr. Will Eynon will leave Mon.
day for Canon City to reside. Mr..
Eynop Is bookkecper at tho peniten-
Mary aud ~ long ss he holds tho Job
khcy will mako Canon their home.
h w. A. Loughi and family Of
Boulder are here Visiting Mrs.. viii.
liams and family, aIi East Fifth
street. They have besn fishing on
the 0unnison and stopped Oh hero
TOR . dsy. They will retnrn to
thsis homo st Boulder tomorrow.
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The reservoir will have capacity
Of 1000 acre feet Of water and will
food the canon for nearly one mile,
and will have an average width Of
about one-fourth that distance. The
source of supply will be Brush Hol-
low creek and the Brush Hollow
supply ditch, which will have its
headgate on Beaver creek some six
miles east Of the proposed reservoir.
The waters will be used for irrigation
domestic and power purposes.
The estimated cost Of the reservoir
is go, 900 and preliminary work was
begun last April.
Another plat was filed covering the
Brush Hollow supply ditch, which
will be constructed Of cement and will
extend from BeAyer creek to the res
ervoir. Its averaaS width will be ls
feet at the top and Its depth wili>be 8
feet. The ditch will have carrying
capacity Of $40 cubic feet per second
Of time and claim is made for the
normal flow of 40 cubic feet per Sec
ond from Beaver creek, also for 500
cubic feet Of flood waters. The esti-
mated cost Of the ditch is &75, 900.
1t is proposed to irrigste $1,000
acres Of arid land from the contem-
plated ditch. The company, it is
understood, will Immediately begin
the construction of the reservoir and
canal with the hope of having it COM
pleted, filled and ready for the irri-
CATION Of land next spring. A large
corps Of surveyors are now in the
field completing the requisite plats
aud surveys. Canon City Record.
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BRUSH HouOW
RESERVOIR 70 E
MI NAY

W. + soAsssss svss s.ss,s.
ing the - = |, - We -.
pany = - -. 4 ! i. ellst
Of the COD = - sipo
plats Of the ~ ~
low Reservoif \ - ~ "a
several miles east of.tAss city. The
impounding dam will be ilS feet In
height and 900 feet long and will b.
soastructsd Of concsets ard mssonry.
The daily tribune., 1907-06-29
Fourth OF July Rates.

Between all points In Colorado on
the D. and r. G., one fare for the
round trip. minimum 5Oc. Going
passage to besin on date Of sale. con.
tinuous passage In each direction.
Dates Of sale July 0 and 4, final rc.
turn litnit July 7th. 9o.io5
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ADVERTISING FoURTH-w. O.

ADVERTISING FOURTH-W. o.
Burnside and W. L. Smith, two
boosters from Cripple Greek, were in
the city yesterday afternoon boosting
for the celebration that will he given
In the Greek on the Fourth and fifth
Of July. They claim that it will be
the grnndest celebration that the dis
trict has ever been attempted for IN
dependence day. There will be two
days OF solid amusement and excur-
sion rates on all railroads. Two
Thousand dollars is to be given away
in prizes and there be will sports
galore. There will be honse racing,
drilling contests. illuminated runs,
broncho busting. foot races for
everybody and grand display Of
fireworks. Freddie Weeks and Grover
Hayes will fight twenty rounds for
the featherweight championship Of
the world.
The daily tribune., 1907-06-29

IT'S A SHANE A report has
reached the city that some miscreant,
bent on devilment, has thrown a
stone in the Brown artesian we'll on
the fats north Of the city and 20 clog
ged the hole that only small stream
Of water runs through it. At one
time this was one Of the finest fiow-
ing artesian wells in this section and
was capable Of irrigating large
acreage Of land. The we'll was q
valuable one ~ it made garden
spot out Of cactus desert and the per-
son who blocked the wheel should be
compelled to hide his face In shame.
The work might have been done to
spite someone or it might have been
done by q person who was jealous Of
the success attending the Brown
venture, but whatever the reason is
or WAS. the guilty party shosld be
made to pay for it.
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The Tribune small ads bring 70.
sults. Sell what you don't WAst
and buy son'ething you neetl.
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J0TTIN01 ADOUT TOWN
{ s:s===ssz=E
L0CtL AND 0THHRwisH


IMPORTING rHEN-Th amt car
Load oe strHwbsrriss shipped in . the
leoai naaribst this ssason auivsd -
Canon fsom PROVO. utah, and wsss
ooasisnsd % The Colosado Canning
Company. Thsy arrived In GOOD ooa-
dition and weEs q sapsilsnt quality,
being larger and In svssy way 81.
perior 70 the houas growa product.
The shipping ok strawberriss to Ere
mont county Is An apparent paradox,
or something like carrying Goals to
Newcastle. It only happens In m on
year when the crop here IL 8 failure,
or partially 20. The Provo shipment
shows that the Mormons know how
to raise strawberries.
The daily tribune., 1907-06-29

ALLEGED SHORTAGE A. R.
Gumaer Of the Gumaer meat market,
yesterday afternoon swore to war
rant charging . shortage Of e55 to ".
Fl. Wallace, cashier for the market
for the last several months. The
young man was placed under e5O0
bonds, John Hicks and Richard Good
head of Rockvale furnishing bail.
The case is set for next Monday
morning, but 1t is doubtful II It comes
up IS 1t is understood that part of
the money that was supposed to have
been taken, has been accounted for
and it is thought the books Of the
young man will be found to be O. X.
when they are properly audited.
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Grand Carnival of Contest
LIST OF PRIZES.

Most stylish turnout. 80 90
Foot 200 yards) free for all amateurs
Fat Meas 30 yards) weight 6Vsr 200 pound.
Young Ladies' foot go yards) age 16 SEQ
Married Women's foot go yards) ............ 500
Egg aud Spoon $50 yd boys girls l6 90
Whsslb,rrow racs, bindfold Observation-Disclosures. 500
Burro 200 yards) ........................ 500
Qaot pitching. 10 90
Italisn ball rolling (Boooie) Observation-Disclosures. 10 90
Base Ball game, winning so 90
Hose race dry test 80 90
uun SHOOT.
HORSE RACES:
Halt Mile Dash free for all. Observation-Disclosures. 90
Quarter Mile Dash free for all Observation-Disclosures. 25
Half Mile Pace, two best in three
Halt Mile Trot two best in three 80
Msrshal ut Raos Track k................ Koons
Startsr and Announcer. Dr. A. A. Eddy
Jadgss. h. A. Ramsay. Chas Reeves and F. @. Lamer
Judge Of Italian Ball Game. Tony Savant
Judge Of Quit Pitching. Observation-Disclosures. Wm. Cowan
Manager Of Ball Game ................T.S s Richards
For all privileges for the sals drinks eaables shooting
galleries. side Of every description
I. II. MORRIsSEY. Secretary.
Az Lodse Business Men, Hosssmen Bicyet,h and Auto s
srs invited 70 taks past h ths GRAND PARADE.
All psSsoss parties desiring contests will aofy
Ne Sscssy Fos fatAse intersection programs or
addssss
ALvA KO0NTz TIL MORRiSSEY,
President Secretary.
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THE FLAG FLOATS The first
flag Of the United States to float in
the loyal breezes Of Red Gulcl was
unfurled today at Copperfeld, Fre-
mont county, from 10 foot flag mast
raised by tho miners and employees
Of the Copper Prince. the Colorado,
the American and the Queen Copper
mines. Superintendent Tabor Of the
Copper Prince raised the colors amid
the shouts and hat raising demon
stration Of the audience, and after
the colors were set and "Old Glory"
gracefully. grandly and gloriously
had spread its star and stripes to the
winds Of the West, Judge Hopkins
made brief but eloquent oration
appropriate to the occasion.
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AND ASSOCIATE COMPANIES

Connects with the Denver and
Rio Graude at Canon City and
Florenos Two trains daily.
d. G. MACWATTERs,
General Passenger Agent,
Colorado Springs.
The daily tribune., 1907-06-29

yer and return. Tickets ON sale Juns
16th-Dcrby day = ~, 30, July 9.
and ls. Return limit July Is. Fol-
particulars inquire Of D. and R. c.
local agent. STA
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-12-12
Scene on Street Proves the
Statement,
HEAs,I'l(gss'ssaBssssE' Bss
CoidS 6re Freely Dropped
IntQ Singers Cup
Men on the Other Hand Pass BY
With Little More Than q Glance
at the Unfortunate One.

"No use arguing who is the more
tender-hearted and sympathetic
man or woman, remarked a
red nosed man who stood on the
courthouse square Wednesday af-
ternoon and listened to the strid-
ent singing. of the blind man who
stood nearby. He held out a lit
tie cup for the reception of
aims from passersby.
"T've been standing here half
an hour. :, continued the man with
the chilled nostrils, "and I haven't
seen man stop. to give that blind
fellow a cent. Yet during the same
time five women have stopped to
drop in coins.'
Even while !; these observations
were being made. well-dressed
little woman happened along and
walked few feet past the blind
man. Then she stopped. opened her
purse and dropped coin in the
cup. 1t was impossible for an
observer to tell whether 1t was a
penny or coin of larger denomi.
nation, but at any rate. the little
woman continued on her way with
a smile of contentment, due to a
feeling of having done her duty.
Another woman, not to be outdone,
walked along just in time to see
the first woman make her dona-
tion. The second one repeated the
performance and left coin with
the blind singer.
While all this was going on
fully 30fmsr, passed that way and
not one contributed to the blind
mans fund. Some didn't even look
at the sightlsss singeN and some
of those who did give him q
glance mentally observed that he
ought to be dp some charitable In.
stitution fhstead' rrof standing out
in the cold.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-12-12

Of OHIO.
Section 344s-s, Of the Revised Stat
utes OF Ohio, states that all electric
cars shall have their front platforms
enclosed or screened for the protec-
ton OF the motormen and that tenn
perature of not less than sixty de-
grees Fahrenheit shall be maintained
at all times in said vestibule. For
each day each car Is operated In VI
olation Of the section the company
shall be liable to fine Of s25 or
not more than 800. The statute ex-
pressiy states that It Is the duty Of
the pf0secMing 'att1rHey to see that
the section is strictly enforced.
pIrhe cars Of the Marion = Railway
Light and powefg company, which OPP
efhtes the local system are not
equipped as is required by law. On
the front and rear platforms, one side
is open to the elements and the mot
ormen suffer intensely from cold and
exposure in the long hours they are
required to work.
1t Is the intention OF the mayor to
call upon the prosecutor to demand
that the company Immediately enclose
the forward platforms OF its cars and
that heaters that will give the ves-
tibule the required temperature are
installed and kept in working order.
III the statute is not complied with
in exery particular the mayor wants
the prosecutor to commence legal pro-
ceedings against the company and
the prosecutor has stated that such
steps will be taken II the company
delays making the changes.
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WILL ARREST
SUPT. ALLEN
Mayor Scherff Will Got Real
Busy.
BLOCKING OF CROSSINGS
In the City Must Stop Says
His Honor.
Erie Superintendent Warned Yet
Failed to Keep HE Promises
Law will be Enforced.
BLOCKING OF CROSSINGS

BY arresting G. A. Allen. Erie sup
erintendent, the mayor hopes to se-
cure some satisfaction from that Of
fetal in regard to the almost daily
crossing Dlockades that occur in the
city and which. Mr.. Allen has failed
in his promises to eliminate.
The latest Offense of the Erie oc-
CURED Wednesday when freight
train blocked the State street cross
ing for period OF fifty minutes af-
ter 6:25 O'Clock p. m. The train had
blocked the crossing for about ten
minutes when an effort was made
to pull up which caused the train to
break In two and the delay resulted.
Many pedestrians and a number OF
persons in street car were held up
Tor that long period.
The conductor OF the freight, John
Noonan, was arrested and taken be-
fore the mayor but was released
as he claimed that he was not to
blame for the delay.
Some time ago, the mayor decided
to take the matter up with G. A,
Allen and wrote to that Official re-
questins a conference on the SUBJ
ject. Mr.. Allen promised to call on
the mayor with few days, but al
though ne has been. In the city many
times since he has not deemed the
matter OF enough importance to car
ry out his promise. The mayor has
determined to have a conference with
|hlr. Allen and unless all signs fail
iAiien VIII wish that he had kept
MS promise to call on the mayor and
thereby make It unnecessary for a
warrant to be issued for him.
City Solicitor Dondthen conferred
with the mayor this morning. and
| 1t was decided to arrest Allen as
the law provides that the superIn-
tendent is more at fault than the
trainmen The penalty for the Of
Tense is heavy fine.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-12-12

final business matters of the re-
Gently held show were settled and
plans for next years show we're
discussed. The association decided
to meet but once a month during
the winter months.
A committee composed OF DR..
Frank Mann, DR.. +. o. Richardson
and Mr.. A. Klerx was appointed
and instructed to draw up set
OF by laws to govern the organiza-
ton. The association determined to
solicit new members and make an
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-12-12
LOCAL
EVENTS

VA. Krause was arrested for, drunk
enness last evening at the corner OF
Ballentine and Bellevue streets by
Officers Bell and oIsenberg = He was
fined IS In othepp police court q this
morning. II sfuefIA shtoileQ
.peA Sordlai Invitation Il extended
to all patrons or the public schools
to attend a literary entertainment
given by members of the Soph-
more class of the high school In
the auditorium of the building to-
morrow afternoon at 2;3O O'Clock.
The infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Campbell. born only last Satur-
day. died at the Campbell home two
mile ssouth OF Martel at o'clock
Thursday morning. The mother is
In critical condition and may not
Survive.
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Warner&EdWardS.

Mrs. G. w. Montgomery OF
Redwood fell and dislocated her
left shoulder at her home In
that village Monday. She was
brought to the Central Emergency
hospital of this city, "Wednesday
where after an examination with
the X ray, the fracture was re-
duced.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-12-12
ROUTINE BUSINESS
Transacted BY the Poultry and Pet
Stock Association.

The Greater Marion Poultry
and Pet Stock association held its
regular meeting in the Office of
DIR. e. o. Richardson on West Cen
ter street yesterday evening. The
attendance was very large. The
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-12-12

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets. Druggist refund money il
it fails to cure. E. W. GROVES
signature is on each box. 26c.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-12-12

New York financiers are always
asking the impossible. Here's John
d. Crimmins calling for "silent
Roosevelt
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-12-12

Mr.. Roosevelt's tribute to the
merits of the possum, ought to
help check the negro movement
against him.
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effort to more than double the
membership before the show next
year.
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MUST CLOSE
VESTIBULES
Warning Given Street Car
Company.
STEPS WILL BE TAKEN
To Enforce the Statutes Gov
erning the Case.
Prosecuting Attorney TO Take Action
Unless Notormsn Iare Protected
From Severe Weather.

Mayor Scherff has put 1t up to John
II Clark, the prosecutor, to compel
tn G Marion Railway Light and Power
company to enclose the front ends Of
Its cars for the protection Of the
motormen, according to the statutes
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-12-12
Don't Forget The
FLOOR
I Take the Elevator sss \. S's' y
IN rgvrHq 4
Oriental
Rugs.

A Joy for ever. A real Oriental win
last century. Hand woven, vege-
table dyes. Designs and patterns
that you never tire of $12. $25 $40
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Domestic
Rugs.

Every size in every weave. AK
minister, Wilton, Smyrna. Plush,
Washable $1.OO to $1,000.