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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-20
sMR. sWIsHER,s PLATFORM.

Elsewhere in to-day's paper is found
the formal announcement of our fel.
81ow.townsman, Hon. Chas. W. Swisher.
now Secretary Of State, us q candl-
date for the Republican nomination for
Governor. Mr.. swisher's statements.
While necessarily brief because of
the numerous questions discussed. are
clear and frank, there being no doubt
as . his position on the various prop;
osttlons discussed. In discussing the
tax question, he takes one bruadside
shot Mt Candidate scherr, who an
nopncel some time ago that he woulI
take no steps backward in the matter
ottdS reform. Mr. Swisher says 1t is
not enough 10 shy we will take no
steps backward but urges that We 50
forward until the laws are made rs
nearly perfect as possible In every dc.
tall That Is q point well taken. The
people willAnot be satisfied with half
heartedness on the tax question. Mr..
Swisher thinks there is n general de-
mand for n railroad commission anil
he stands ready to do whatever he can
Q s9tiaiy that demand. He also "a.
yors primary election law, Il the
people wantit and the Republican ron
yention declares for 1t. Mr.. swisher
refuses TO let SIr. Hearne have tho
good roads question all to himself and
pledges his best endeavor in this di.
reetton. He also speaks n good wor.l
for schools and school teachers and
Says very emphatically that we can
never agree to pay a huge portion Of
the ante bellum debt Of old Virginia.
on9the whole, Mr.. swisher's platform
Is sound and conservative and there
IS no plank in II. to which honest OBJ.
lection could be made. In fact we
donbtili any;candldate now before the
people or yet to come. should there
be any more on the Republican side.
would take Issue with Mr.. swisher on
any principal for which lie stands.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-20

The Democratic papers OF this State
are largely excla!mlng about tax nav
ers examining their little slips Of IA.
pr 10 see how the comparison Is with
last year. They might go a little back
Of that and observe how they show
ND with the season that rolled around
before tax reform was il bloom.-Por.
k%ershuEg State Journal.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-20
E. @. Jones'.

six millions, or more than twice the
total output OF all the southern States.
The natural gas OF West Virginia
has n value more than ~six.sevenths as
great as that OF the petroleum output,
or more than thirteen millions.-Char.
lesion Gazette.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-20
Linen Damask
and Huek Towels
In dozens Of patterns, plain
or fringed, Csc to ST each

All the very newest effects il
Linen embroidered Drawn Work
clnny and Renaissance Luncl
Cloths. Doylies, Center Pieces an6
scarfs are here in profusion, some
of the most beautiful and moder
ateIT priced articles we have eve:
sold. Prices range from 15c t:
$500. The collection is too goot
TO miss,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-20
Christening of First Child.

Christening Of First Child.
She said the son had heen christonod
In Browns presence md II hnl been
given the senator's name. He had
wanted to get a divorce and marry hor.
she said, but she would not consent
TO break up his home anil had tried to
break the relationship, but ho wouli
not have it 50 and would frequently
come TO her saying she was the only
bright spot in his life,
Did you believe in his protestatlons
of ntfection?"
Il didn't believe It possible for any
one to ask a woman to have a child
and not be fond OF her."
Mrs. Bradley then told Of the birth
Of her second child and Of a criminal
operation which she said had been uer.
formed in 1901 by Mr.. Brown himself.
after which she was very iii for two,
weeks. She declared she had not sug:
gested the operation, but at that time
the intimacy between them had IS.
come hnognjand neitherof;them knew
what to do: After this Incident shs
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-20

L--
rnent Me would plead guilty when lier
ttrfaf came ~; 4 abe Afterwards dia.
She said she had again promised %
marry her within d year when in 1903.
IN connection Win BROWNE trsai on
the charge Of adultery Win her she
was summoned to appear against MIN
and after going on the witness stand,
she had refused To- testify.
Refused to Testify.
Il said TO the Judge. she said. that
Brown was the father OF my chit
dren anil I could not testify ssainst
him. At that time he was frequency
very bitter towards her. she said but
she still believed In him and thought
there would be a. change when his trous
BILE was ended. After her refusal .
testify he telephoned her: aYou are
the best woman in the world and i
Will repay you for your lifelong deto-
ton" He told her be owed all to her.
Mrs. Bradley said that In the spring
Of 1905 BrwOn had performed a third
criminal operation on her. with the re.
suit that she was very III and greatly
depressed. Again on this occasion
Brown renewed his promises to her.
He had soon afterwards told her OF
Mrs. Browns illness, adding that rho
would not live a month. and when it
was all over with her he would fulfill
his pledge to her. Mrs. Brown died In:
August, 1905. and the very newt aay
afterward Brown had come to Mr.
B%radley's house and told her that she
should procure a divorce, adding that
he would then make everything all
right After she got the divorce hts
manner was variable, she said, some.
times encouraging and at others dts
appointing. He told her ut one time
that he thought they should have i
eoartship. At last he promised to-
marry her in June. 1906. saying be
would not ask for another moment OF
delay.
WASHINGTON, o. c., Nov. ao.-A
throng Of people crowded to enter the
court room to hear Mrs. Bradley re-
! sumo her testimony In he rtrlai for che
murder Of ex-senator Brown, Of Utah.
Mrs Bradley looked weary but was
composed as she took the witness
chair. Letters written BY Brown 10
Mrs. Bradley were introduced, identG.
fed BY her.. Letters Will; be read later.
In the list OF documents submitted
a telegram in which appeared the
word "%Illpnane,r Mrs. Bradley said it
meant Il love yon.r This was part
Of a code by which the couple som.
mnnicated with each other The vii,
ness explained how she vent ii
Browns house remaining then TN
Ing to get him to marry her.
AID BRADLEY
One letter introduced specifically
acknowledged little Arthsr as our
child. The letter read in part: ..TaEe
good care our own little Arthur In.
sanity experts are %intentiy watching
Mrs, Bradley, one drawing a diagram
of her head and another examining
letters.
Mrs. Bradley qnailed as Letters wers
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-20

sald she was not well Tor O. long time
and her doctor had said she copld MOI
expect to be wen. she had felt thai
t ID Syery wrong. hut, oil. It's Il
hard 70 tell ones feelings.
She had cried. she said. when Mr.,
Brown had made his first race for the
United States senate and had! been de
.feated. but he had cheered her with
the assurance that, whatever happened,
they would stay together, He had writ
ten her as many as five letters a day
she continued, and she then loved him
deeply as 1t was possible 70 love.
Relating the incident Of the birth OF
hers and Senator Browns second son,
she said; Brown was in California and,
returning TO Salt Lake two weeks aft.
erwards, had come to see her and the
boy. appearing greatly delighted.
"He said.n she went on, this Is my
beloved son. in whom 1 am well
pleased"
Browns Intellect.
Then she told Of Mr.. Browns Intel.
lectual attachments and said that he
completely dominated her. He had
been very fond of the oldest boy, had
often noted his resemblance to himself
and had said Of the boy. "I must make
him a supreme judge OF the United
States"
Mrs. Bradley said she had agreed In
1907 that Brown should get a divorce
and marry her and when she had warn.
ed him that it would cost him his po-
sition he had declared that he cared
for nothing but her. She had gone to
Grand Junction, Colorado, in that year.
she said. and notwithstanding the
place vas 300 miles from Salt Lake
City, the senator came to see her ey-
cry ten days. He then consulted her
about everything including his flnan.
cial affairs and his law cases. Mrs.
Bradley testified. They read Burns.
Tennyson and chaucer together. and
the witnesses seemed to find In his
phase OF their life together another
green spot. the memory Of which dc.
lighted her. She smiled continually
as she related 1t.
While they were at Grand Junction.
Mrs. Bradley continued, Mr.. Brown as.
sured her that his arrangements for a
divorce were progressing. and that i
compromise with Mrs. Brown had been
agreed upon. Mrs. Bradley said sht
had told him to give the wife and his
children all his property. He then
gave Mrs. Bradley a ring.
Visited Washington.
After the Grand Junction visit Mrs
Bradley said she came to Washington
with Senator Brown and Miss Alic,
Brown, the senator's daughter by hi.
first wife. who was only a year young
or than herself. They had also visite:
several other points. including An
tioch College. in Ohio. at this time
She had Travelled as Mrs. Brown, sht
said. and had been introduced by tina.
name. Mr.. Browns bearing toward:
/ - .-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-20

Fairmonti W. Va, Nov. 20. b
Sealed proposals viii be received at
the city engineers Office Until a.,
O'Clock, noon, on the 10Th day Of No
yember, 1907, for Constructing a gaai
tary sewer on East Park avenue.
Blanks may be had at this once:
s.A s-HUTTIEsMoRTH
It sCit5l
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-20

.#"
Beloved, / love you. in the
truest and best sense that a man
can love a woman, not alone ior
passion that's warm between us.
but In a higher and trner way.
love to be with you. TO hear you.
to be close to You. Good bye. dear
wife, good bye, fora brief period!
| viii write every mail. Ny life,
my hope, my all IS bound up in
you and you only. Be good to
me. Love nc as 1 do yol. as
ever,
tsigned.) Your Own Arthur.
Al- .Lt.lae S1kAS sa65G
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-20
Specials in
Lace Curtains and Draperiies.

8li Special lot OF Bed and Dining-room Curtains
made OF fancy fish nets, strong and durable; about
ten styles to select from regular price S16o spec
cial 800 pair.
Il Heavy Net Curtains. in scroll and floral designs.
3h yards long 60 Inches wide; regular price s2.25;
special 41.bO per pair. 81
Madras Weave Lace Curtains, In net Brussels
cinl $3.50 q pair
Special lot of Cluny Lace Curtains. mounted on
Nbest French net, with hand lace edge; regular
I 81 90 value; special, *209
It'll irish Point Curtains, that sold up to $1,000 81 "a
and 4 yards long; special $3.50 a pair
Novelty Net and Renaissance Curtains in white
or "a bnn color. and " yards long; special at
fuily one third more than we are asking for them
St Tapestry Portieres, made Of extra quality rem
bands and borders; $3.50 and $500 values $500 q
pair. 96
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-20
Black Silk Chat.

BY old and young, grave and gay.
Black silks are wanted from day to day..
Real every item below, and you will find just
what you want
Csc: fls'l go s'ss - ss''s' !, - =
24-inch Black Peau de Crepe worth s125, for 0sc
20-inch Black Satin Surah, worth 1923, for 9Sc
2O-inch Black Peau de Sole. worth $f00, for S5c
20-inch Black Swiss Louisine. worth $l.00, for
- DID YOU SAY BLACK TAFFETAs? Well you
Just simply cannot get away from the counter
Without buying; Lock at these prices: os
s6-inch Black Taneta, worth s1,s5. for s1.1S.
34-inch Black Taffeta, worth $3.50. for SIPS,
3s-inch Black Tareta, Mosby's Pride $3.50.
II you wear Mosbys black silks once you will
want them all the time. sXF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-20

Ruben's Infants Vests. In nerino.
wool and silk and wool, :5c, 35c,
soc, zoe, s5c, *1.o0.
Boys Australian Wool Shirts.
Pants and Drawers. in white and
natural, soc, Goo, zoe.
Three Special Underwear Bargains
Odds and ends from our regular
stock.
! Zoe for chtldren's 25c and soc
Vests and Pants.
soc ior Ladies' and children's 75c
Vests and. Combination Suits.
fsoc for Ladies' $500 Combination
Suits and Vests and Pants.
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An Unusual Sale Of Suits,
Coats and Ready-to-W Wear Appare!

Whavc gotsuT AND COAT tile talking We
positive that thinking Of buying will read it with interest
Here's
New York Suits wired weeks ago f
could about $50 special discount
basis We wired an offer hwasac
They all on weeks selling
We sold
and have arranged for sale will You will
SUITS AND COATS half
SAVINGS
that thoroughly
ionaly
n
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Velvet Chat.

This Is Velvet season; you know that. OF
course and must have Velvet Suit We have
Just opened line OF silk finished costume vel
veteens in black, brown, navy, gray mode green.
myrtle resede ivy green. plum and marine They
are guaranteed not to fade or crush "a inches wide:
worth $1.25 yard; special for this week. 0sc.
We have the same shades the above in a
beautiful one that is little heavier and much
wider--27 Inches widebought to sell at s1,75:
cia this week. S14O.
We have two numbers in Fine All-Sik Costume
Velvet, in black. navy and brown. and full yard
wide; $500 quality. special. s3.os, $500 quality
special S2.9S.
DO NOT LEAVE THE STORE WITHOUT SEE
ING VELVETS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-20
Your Figure Adapts Itself With Ease 10 These

Every figureany figurc-wi fit the GOSSARD CORSET.
1t emphasizes individuality being the foundation and permit
ting the final touch Of exclusive character to either simple
elaborate toee AS the most intimate accessory Of wonans
apparel It meets and joins the earers figure quite per-
sona asociatng itself closely and finely that the Cos
SARD and its The regards Of the for
her GOSSARD CORSET as near true friendship as
exist between animate beings and nanmatc objects
For the
refining with
II only either these
that model
corsets sell the
Will GOSSARD
,
SPECIAL NOTICE-The o
Jones' Will permanently
has received training
sated co She Is to remain in Corset
Corset that making
best
Corset Department,
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Long Gloves
Guaranteed to wcnr.)

IENNrnntccu to WeHr.J
12-Button English Cape Gloves, in
the new tan and brown shades, $500
pair.
First quality guaranteed KID
Gloves, in glace and suede; colors,
pink, light blue, lavender, corn,
champagne. red, navy, tan, green,
brown. mode, white and black.
1c-DUTToN SUEDE, $500 PAIR.
1.-BUTvroN GLACE, $3.50 PAIR.
1o-DUTroN SUEDE, 1850 PAIR.
1G-BUTTON GLACE, $4.0O PAIR.
.O-BUTTON SUEDE, $500 PAIR.
2O-DUT'rON GLACE. $3.50 PAIR.
Dents Elbow-Length Gloves in
tan. brown and black. x4.O0.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-20
October Special Sale Of Furs
2O% Discount on Our Entire
Stock of High Grade Furs.

We usher in the Fur with the greatest
play of fine Furs in history With it begin usual
per cent reduction sale for October
is
to Mo.hys uniformly
c price.
1t is we'll remember that when you buying Frs you
compelled to rely entirely upon the with you
dealing To represent Fu correctly is the exception and
the rule 1t is needless add that misrepresentation
INDUCED in here Every Fur sold for what is and you
have absolute guarantee
mi for IN ure eliyery.
quaint of this
n.
to
F<olinsky %
Royal Ermnc Sets
BrondtaI
o
to
to
10
cts 49,. to
Sets
Sl2.75
%
o
udaon,
ima fur on Fur Coats.
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TEs RICHMOND VA SUNDAY OCTOBER %
Do You Do Your
Glove Buying Here?

If You Don't, There Are Many Reasons Why You Should
Because you buy Gloves here you get them rig-rght
i'll style, positively the best values in Richmond lady
remarked at our Glove yesterday Il ncversave bought
gloves anywhere but here and have nevego bad pair mere
So YOU want the best your money take advice OF the know
n.,dh .,., Glates 1ere
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-20
Our Offering Of Room-Size Rugs.

FINE ADMINISTER RUG, 9x12 feet best make
and finest assortment OF rich Oriental patterns OF
dark tone and floral effects to be found In Rich
mond. $4,000 value. for $4,000. FisaA
WILTON VELVET RUGS room size. sxl2 feet;
fine. close weave. light and dark combinations OF
Oriental, floral and medallion designs. in a large
and extensive assortment to select from; special
value for S4:.5O. tA
FRENCH WILTON RUGS. 9x12 feet, in Oriental
and Persian designs. soft colorngs; the best RUG
made In the world for the money; price S57 80.
PRO- BRUSSELS RUGS. all WOOL 0x12 feet, In
rich Oriental colorngs regular $1,000 values, for
5000. .asi = a&i
ADMINISTER RUNNERS. exact copies OF Ori-s
entails 3xl2 feet, special 5000 each
NOTE.--We beg to call your attention to huns
dreds OF designs In dozen different qualities. in
O euch II Z & e.
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Specials from Richmond's Best
Rug and Lace Curtain Department


Mo Co. and the fact that handle line and have the reputation
bargain Read Of the special
cha1nu
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-20

New Lace Nets, plain and em-
broidered. in white. cream, okra and
champagne. 7bc, SOC to $500.
Nav Filet, Venise. Planen and
Baby Irish Allover Laces. $1'6O to
$1,000.
Bands Edges, Testoons and Gall
looms to match, DOC to $500 yard. Is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-20

Boys Warm and Comfortable
gleece-Lined. Winter Weight Cot
ton Shirts and Drawers. 25c, 35c,
soc.
Boys Strictly Non-shrinking Me-
rino Wool Shirts and Drawers.
white and natural. 75c, *1.0O.
Misses Strictly on-shrinking
Merino Wool Vests and Pants, 75c,
Sl.OO, $l.25.
Ladies' Ribbed Underwear, Of
cotton, merino. WOOL and silk and
wool and all silk, 5Oc, Toe, S1.0O to
$500.
Ladies' Equestrienne Tights, zoe,
s1.OO, S1.:5 to $500.
Ladies' Combination Suits of cot
ton, merino, wool. and silk and wool,
f1.OO, $1.25, $3.50 to $500 each.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-20
Two Blanket Specials.

Special sale Of Fine csltornlss Wool Blankets:
price $1,000; special, $500 pair,
Fancy German Robe Blankets tor making bach
robes, all colors and various new designs, full size.
81, so value. for $3.50 each.
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$50 New Suits at s22.75

OF superior broadcloth. in the light browns,
ELEGANT Chevot and Noyeitv Wors,ed o suits in
all the shades All sizes are here the so-inoh
semi lifted coats, jauny short coat style and the
trimmed With taiiored strips vevet collar anS
cuffs. silk braid and fancy buttons coats lined with
satin or tafeta skirts made in correct plated
models. in flare effects, with GOO ~
narrow or wide folds absolutely worth 6ZZ./O
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$3.50 New Suit, at SITS

Suits Of unusual EFFECTIVENESS and quality: tho
tailored styles with velvet collars; single and dou-
BILE breasted coats in a7-inch, '3o-nch and 80 Inch
with folds In the rich shades Ct brown 5sek
gently tailored. brmful Of style and 617 II
snap and fit accurately; $3.50 value; 6l/.l0
al. io nolc :
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-20
A Sale of Table
and Household Linens
And the Average Saving is One-Fourth

And the Average Saving One-Fourth
Not item mentioned below but what will cost onefourth
when present stocks exhausted
in new and
patterns; value 1925 Special
designs
Special $500
-
x Hemmed All-1inen ele-
$500
2oxto emstched AIinen I1uck
ter than the usual $500 kind Special.
Hemstitched Linen Pillow Cases--Two Specials
Hemstitched AlIinen the
the $500 - $500 -
Damask Cloths
Heavy, all
2S2s yards value $500. Special.
2xS1 yards, value $3.50,
2N3 yards. value $3.50.
2& yards, so
s Napkins to dozen
Special Announcement
Our direct importation OF hand-embroidered Madeira
japanese and Mexican drawn and Cuny Linen Doyes Centres
Trays and Table Covers, Prices SC to S125oo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-20
A Cape Goat Glove at $l.O0

The Eqnnl of Any ut st.:5.
And Good as Some Tint we HIVE
Seen From Elsewhere
at $3.50 Pair.
English Cape Goat Glove. spear
point back, full of wear and style:
colors. tan, brown, oNblood, black
and gray. Special, 500 pair.
New Gauntlets, $l.5O and $2.25
Entirely new; colors, tan and
black.
English Military Gauntlets
Eight-button length entirely new
and just full of style. Seen only
here Si.1O pair
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SIS Long Coat at So. 90

Swell 5o-inch loose htting. coat OF fine broad
cloth, yoke lined with heavy guaranteed satin and
and cuffs of black velvet, trimmed with On no
braid Positively the best coat shown In 1S.SC
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-20
The Underwear
Stock Can Help You

Yes help you just what and at the time
get just what you and little less prices than what you
can get it for elsewhere.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-20
Richmond's Lace
Business Centres Here

a is shown here Just as soon as
he fashion centres. The prices
see is very noticeable, especially
I I New braids, hundreds Of new de-
signs, in all colors and black. &c to
x1.5O yard.
New Appllaues, SOC to *1O0s.
New Trimming Buttons. entirely
new ideas, 25c dozen to $3.50 each,
New Radlum Pure Braids, in new
and pleasing color combinations,
| :5c to zoe yard.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-20
For MONDAYS Selling-.-These Special Hosiery Bar

land
weights double heels soes and Positively better
paid 35c Special,
Ladies Carte
Positively soc
leather,
ira IL and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-20
Special Sale Of Waists
$3.50 Is SO. This Week at $5.98

tat
medaliohs Mt perfectly
the
week.
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$3.50 Value. New Suits. S29.75

Magnificent Cloths. integsntly portraying the
authentic fashions that will reign supreme this
fall All the proper long or short coat models models
Slightly curved fitted backs or plain fitted backs i
with six skirts in the nared Or plated II, styles
shades included: Suits q gentity and coo 7E
week at j. 3 MosbY & Co.'S choice ~ = ~
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$21.5O, Special, Coat at SIS

Two exceptional models. one strictly mourning
Mourning coat Is handsomely trimmed With dq ha
other model with deep velvet collar and hand
ments lined thr9ughous with extra quality satin
These special s215o values, this week 3l0.VU
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SIS New Suits at $24.75

Handsome Broadcloth sutA, In the very
long, medium and short coat mod els !, some /
the palmer tailored effects: lifted or semi
coats. lined with satin or taffeta; skirts witt
folds, finished in strips OF superior quality
cloth; colors. green, plum. navy and black; 81
distinctiveness and elegance. artist
cally tailored. fully worth $500 Mon do
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-20

Why? Because every new id
It appears in the markets Of
are right, too. This you will
If YOU have looked elsewhere.
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An Extra Handkerchief Value

Ladies Barred All-Lnen Handkerchief hand
actual value 16 csc. Special. I: 1-cc.