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The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-03-06
PROSPERITY FOR ALL

Senator recently remarked in apuc speech that m the
President will be and proud any might we'll
plain simple odfashoned Republican policies instead
of his own prosperity will only again permanently
abide with u.s. Whereupon correspondent of the New York
Evening Post atcay asks whether Senator Foraker might
have omitted something and suggests that the speech carried
full in line with the quoted should have logically continued
follows:
he prosperity all necessary the webng country.
Those who have been designated by the railroad kings the
of all the trade of their respective businesses will again be
helped drive their competitors by rebates
They should prospect Those who have control Of funds
will again be able make money of while the policy
holders pay the They should prospect The word will quietly
passed around that there intention enforce the paenas
provisions the Pure Food Law that those who have previously
gained by the sale of unanay and unaduered foods poisonous
medicines secretly dgged will again be able conduct their tv
ing business They should prospect Those who have been enabled
build marble palaces through their Godgven genius for selling
securities which they had previously acquired at low prices good
business profit the railroad corporations which they controlled will
again able do business without and outrageous criticism
They should prospect Those who have control of corporate affairs
will again be able defer the declaration of dividend SO that they
can acquire figure which good business profit may
be later realized without having their actions investigated They
should prospect Those who have control of the disposition OF the
companies will again be able these
funds for the promotion OF their private speculative enterprises
without having fear again crash and panic bringing loss to the
depoto They should prospect We should all prosper gentle
Those who believe that the almighty dollar worth than
honesty should have another chance make this country what
should be- land filled with the greatest aggregation OF acqusiva
anyprce people the world Dsagreeabe truth should be
thrust before people, Undertaking should be prohibited by law
The should suffer with the guilty We should strive
the dictm the of the fathers shall be visited upon
the children shall hold this land Of ours think that
attorneys all the counties of these United States should
be carefully restrained that the chief support OF family who
call should be taken from his
family will suffer with the guilty In the
same way stakeholder should suffer for the of
his official representatives railroad Let be cartabe Let
each fit and let that the State does
interfere transaction between individual and
corporation The devil take the hndmo!'
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-03-06
WHAT BECOMES OF GOLD

The civilized world has elected gold of
and gold medium exchange Three numbered million
dollars Of the yellow metal being produced each year 1t
almost nductbe thing does not rust does not coode and
Exposed little may to never lost
this way the worlds gold growing larger very
Ily if at ALL says the Denver News
Why? What becomes of it?
And the answer that the course of gold is from earth to earth
from underground underground brought
the Rand and Colorado and the Konde Australia
the mn and from them the yellow goes channels of
For all is we'll The golden flood may sweep
from country the other may move the wheat
crop Canada the crop Texas may the
and tine the vaults of the Bank of England
France and still the worlds wealth. factor in the
worlds But touches the Orient
The gold that goes Egypt India China for all commercial
purposes 1t goes underground the
thousands and millions Of hoards that lie underneath Asian soil
Lord Cromer tells that than $500 100000 per year goes
the boards of Egypt India take nearly much
spite of her habit of boarding silver and China gets away with
comfortable And the world the Western world grumbe
and and opens gold and the East smiles and
the yellow metal back the earth from which taken
Some instances may help get the picture before ones eyes
Lord Cromer tells of Egyptian planter usually sup
posed be wealthy He died. and his cellar found $4,000
British gold ovegns Thousands of planters peasants
lesser sumsich brought light The currency
mission of the Idan government wanted put India strictly
gold basis But they found that to redeem in gold the boarded silver
India would over So The Maharaa Scnda
had hoard of 100000 hidden the fortress Guaor
and the British Government held that fortress After much ngoa
the maaraah got his fortress back chiefly because the British
government did know why he wanted it. He brought wornen
bndoded the place. and kept then tneng until they had
the buried of silver other and
safer quarters and then the soldiers who had watched the wormn
taken and shot that they might bey his gentle hgness
the white masters of the land For has yet
where the gentle Hindu failed show himself the most
Caous mece codbooded of mankind when his interests
At stake
So that is where the gold And the that nothing what
be about 1.-THE Oriental distru banks and pins his
hiding places in the earth few centuries hence he may
have learned better, but meantime the gold IS lost
Those counties strongest Hepburn
already being announced for Brady for Governor 1t is indeed to
augh
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-03-06

Those counties that strongest for Hepburn for Senator
already being announced for Brady for Governor is indeed
laugh
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-03-06
Third TERM TALK AGAIN

Is Roosevelt secretly plotting for the Republican nomination This
question again the front from Washington as
denced by special sent by Abbott the string of papers
for which correspondent which find the Denver News
1t will be seen that Senator front Roosevelt
cuckoo, according to this report which is follows
Sat the writing Senator Bourne has rented in the
most modern and building Washington luxurious
suite rooms them with mahogany and Turkish rugs and
the systematic work for the denomination of Theo
dore his third Senator Bourne calls it, his
term He has engaged press caoonists
clerks enogaphers galore He insists that he has consulted
subject and really of his friends the Senate
among the press in Washington think that in saying he is
telling the truth
Bu there isn't of them who doubts that whether consulted
not absolutely cognzan of what being done and that
pleased though he quite ready yet openly
approve If anybody Washington with knowledge of
plans denomination would take of John Wilkes clever
secret service to find the doubter.
people think that Taft party this plan make Roose
vt the Others hold that Taft is being made
sacrifice Roosevelt ambition but nobody thinks that there
sincerity Roosevelt support Taft and the general opinion
Taft either soopigeon unwilling sacrifice
from Idaho told today that he perfectly confident that
the line of Northwestern states ranging from Minnesota to Washing
then through California the gulf of California,
unqueonaby send Taft delegations the Chicago
asked him whether they would be real Taft delegations or
Roosevelt delegations Said he: IF Roosevs
put forward every delegations will forget Taft and
their for Roosevelt
1t is pleasant situation Taft Perhaps he might inn
prove would resign his position Secretary of War and go
out as selrespecng candidate the presidency AS now
doing duty the department pressing his
candidacy anyway except the egatee of his boss
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-03-06

H. B Eastman, Thomas Davis, Leo J..
Falk, Edgar Wilson, c. B. Hurtt,
Tho as Mcmillan, j. Z. Clinton,
G. H. Coffin, w. S. Bruce.
A general banking business trans
&C ed
Interest allowed on time deposits.
Exchange drawn direct on the prin-
cipal cities Of the Uni ed States and
Europe Drafts on Hongkong, China,
at San Francisco rates.
Special attention given to making
collections and handling bullion.
Highest price paid for all kinds Of
warrants.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-03-06
PROMPT
DELIV cry

Is an essential element of sue
cess in the Grocery trade. 1t is
one of the points in which we take
great pride and Our we'll sustained
reputation in this regard constant
ly brings us new customers, while
being an important factor in hold
ing old ones. Of course our
goods are standard quality-the
very best of all brands and our
prices are most reasonable Sat
isfaction in goods, prices and ser
vice guaranteed.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-03-06

The United States will open in Boise week There
already that the timber land fraud result adj
ditonal whitewashing
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-03-06

We yet find the Ada County Republican who advocates
election NOTORIOUS Jim Brady the Governorshp If he
the election will make appear that Goodng
extremely popular in Ada in comparison
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Wingina Social News.

Special to The Times Dispatchl
WINGINA. VA, June 6.-N1iss Louise
Cox, Of Iron Gate. Is spending some
time at Soldiers JOY. as the guest
of Miss Marguerite Palmer.
Mrs. James Dunlop. OF Richmond. is
making quite lengthy stay here
visiting Der daughter. Mrs. John p.
johnson.
Dr.. Percy Harris, of Norwood. spent
Sunday last at Soldiers Joy as the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. Pal
mer.
Mr.. Walter Simpson. of Chicago. Ill.
spent few days visiting his sisters at
Midway Mills last week.
Mr. j. Churchill Gardner is enjoy
ing a lengthy vacation at the nome
of his parents, DR.. and Mrs. John Il.
Gardner. near this place. Mrs. Card
ner has Just returned from Roanoke.
where she has been i'll for several
weeks, and her many friends are glad
to note she is much improved.
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New York City, but now Wilmington
manager of the National Biscuit Com.
pany. The event was solemnizcd Mt
the home OF tile brides parents, No
i25 North Fifth Street.
Wednesday afternoon two pretty
marriage ceremonies were performed
one being an imposing church service
former was the marriage of Miss Ida
Alice Peezolt, daughter Of M. and
Mrs. r.. Poozolt. and Mr.. CALDWELL Albce
Williams. formerly Of Buffalo. N. y.
but now OF this city. The wedding
took place In ST. Paul's Lutheran
Church. which had been beautifully
decorated for the occasion. and Which
wax thronged with invited guests
The other wedding Wednesday IT,
of Mrs. A. v. Robertson. and was
that of her daughter. Miss EuIalia Ro-
bertson. and Mr.. John Everett Meal
lister. There We're but two attendants
little Miss Hortensc Strickland, who
acted as ring-bearer, and Miss Ina
Alderman. maid of honor
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. G.. Tienken
royalty celebrated their wooden we'd
ding Thursday night at their hand
some home. corner OF Fifth and Cast.
Streets, and during tho evening fully
graduated them upon the happy event
The finals IN the tennis tournament
which had been in progress on the
handsome courts of the Cape Fear. Coll
Club took place Tuesday afternoon
| The finals resulted In tie between
Misses Amerct Lord and Isabel Small.
bones. A play-off resulted in the lat
ter winning. and she was awarded tht
trophy, a beautiful cup. presented b,
Miss Lucille Murchlson.
| The Golden jubilee celebration Of st
Paul's Lutheran Church came to .
close Thursday with an outing 4
Wrightsville Beach, which was pre-
coded Wednesday evening by a delight
full reception, given in the Luther Me
mortal Hall.
Mrs. Annie Bailey was the charming
hostess at a reception given Wednes
day afternoon at the Bailey home. OF
4 Ann Street.
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West Point Social News.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l

[special to The Times Dspatch.l
WEST POINT, VA. June 6.-At re-
cent meeting Of the Town Council the
report Of the secretary of the school
board was received and after due con-
lsideratfon and necessary appropriations
the school funds were declared In ex-
lcellent shape. The report of the au-
ditor and sergeant show tile iowa to
be In excellent fixnancial condition.
Mr. ]. II. Gary will leave Monday
for Norfolk to serve on the United
States jury, Mrs. Gary will accompany
him and visit her sons. Messrs. Ben
and Harry Cary, who reside in Nor
folk.
Mrs. Woodland Anderson, Of Newport
News, is visiting her sister. Mrs. Thos.
Il. Jeffries.
Miss Inez Palmer. Jessie Llpscomb,
and Bessie Hutchinson. of King Will
liam county. received the "B H. ,le-
gree at the Woman's College of Rich.
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ton, d. c., is the guest of her son. Mr..
Edward c. Hillyer.5 at "Seclusion."
Mr.. Thomas Harris, of Richmond, has
returned home after brief visit to his
father, Mr.. James H. Harris.
Bon Air Social News.
Especial TO The Tlmes-Dlspatch.

Il SpcCldl " i ihc iiiieo-h'sS pa lSH'J Z.
BON AIR. VA, June ;6-The Library
Social was delightfully."- entertained Fri-
day. afternoon from ! to 6. by Miss
Bertha Jahnke. at her country home.
near here. Among those invited were
Mesdames Douglas Wherry, James Pat
ton. VIM. NJ Withers, r. 3. Mcclure.
Polk Miller, Allan Ferguson. j. r. Cox.
Norman Morton, A. L. Adamson, r. NJ.
Burlington, A. l.. Pleasants. Dodds and
j. G. Harry. and Misses Alberta VIII
|liams. Frances Withers. Betsy Mcclure.
Grace and Edith Hazen, Carrie Moore,
Olive Moulton. Nancy Dodds, Maud
Miller, Harriet Cooke and Miss Pratt.
DR.. and Mrs. Baskerville Bridge
forth were guests recently of friends
here.
Mrs. Little, OF Richmond, spent Sum
day as the guest OF Mrs. S. G.. Flem-
ing.
Mrs. NJ. Burlington and family,
who We're CUES is last week, of Mrs.
|tRichard Delaney at "KSwick,. Pow
lhatan county, returned to their home
Monday.
Mrs. Fl. w. Shelton and Mr. and Mrs.
Claire Peasants were guests last sun
day of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Pleasants.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Morton and
Miss Rosalie Morton are guests for the
summer Of Mrs. J. s. Cox, at Glen
Lloyd.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. IT. crump and Miss
l 4 E : FtsI y 4
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mond this week. Miss Palmer has re-

mond this week. Miss Palmer has re-
turned to her home In Wtst Point.
Her brother. Mr.. Jeter Palmer, e,onl
Trenton, N. j., is home to greet her.
Miss Myrtle Corr, of West Point, is
visiting relatives on Floyd Avenue,
Richmond, this week. She will take
part in the recital given by Professor
n. G. Hahn, Saturday afternoon at his
studio, on Franklin Street, Richmond
Va.
The moving picture entertainment
given for the benefit of the local vol
unteer fire company. at Beach Park
during the week. was enjoyed by Il
large crowd. The fire, company zeal
lied quite a neat sum.
DR.. C. ". Waugh, pastor OF the Bap-
fist Church, has been granted a vaca-
ton for month, and, as he has not
been we'll, he left yesterday to spend
two weeks at the Mecklenburg Hotel
and after he feels better expects t.
Ga, and his daughter and histwo sons
In Atlanta.
Mrs. George w, Richardson and hel
four sons expect to spend the summer
at the old Richardson home, Holly,
fork" New Kent county.
Mrs. Thomas f. Bagby returned tt
her home In West Point on Friday, af
ter spending ten days at Hollfns In
stitute In conectlon with the Hollin'
finals. 3 81
Mrs. Catherine Bland, Of West Point
has been visiting her son, MI. r. +
Bland. and daughter, Mrs. L. S. Court
ney, OF Shanghai
There is great deal OF interest II
West Point relative to the election o
Mayor and Council on Tuesday next
The candidates for Mayor are Mayor
A. w. Eastwood, the present incum
bent, who has been Mayor for a mum
Der of terms, and Mr.. =. Wilkinson
who has held the office for man!
terms. years ago. and who Resigned
then and since could not be induced
to accept 1t again until now.
Mr.. Geo. q. Governator, president o
tho Beach Park Company. Is rushing
the work for the opening, June 18th
The mammoth skating rink Is alread,
open.
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Newbern Social News.
Special to The Times-Dispatch.l

i
NEWBERN, NJ c.. June s.-8fiss Mat
tie Jenkins. teacher in the high
school. has returned to her home in
Woodland for her vacation.
Mrs. a. G. Lynn. OF Greensboro, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B.
3. Davenport. on Pollock Street.
4 Mr.. H. Gordon Kenna, of the firm Of
Kenna &: Ball. cotton buyers on this
market, has gone to England, where he
will spend several months with his
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Marchant have
returned home after spending week
with relatives in Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. +. Broddus and
family have gone to Virginia. where
they will spend the summer.
Mr.. George Green and family have
gone to Beaufort. where they will
spend the summer.
Captain and Mrs. E. A. Jack are visit
Ing In Norfolk, Va
MIR. and Mrs. G. E. Slower have re-
turned home after spending a month
or more in Western North Carolina.
Mrs. H. r. Bryan, Sr.. has gone to
Lynchburg and Roanoke, Va, where
she Will visit her children for some
time.
Miss Maude Munger has returned
home from Washington. D. c.. where
she has been In school for the past
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ, Spencer, Misses
May Hendren. Mabel Chadw. Maude
Munger and jamie Stewart will spend
the summer in European trip. The
party vii be composed of about ten.
and will be managed by Rev. Mr..
Howard, Of Morehead City, N. C.
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Charlotte Social News

Ss CHARLOTTE, June Gan event Of
nbsorbing interest this week was the
marriage Tuesday evening OF Miss
Margaret Belle McClintock and Dr..
Duncan Grnham Calder, which took
place at the home of the BRIDES par
ents, In Piedmont Rev. DIR. w. M. KIN
caid, pastor OF the First Presbyterian
Church, performing the ceremony. Mrs.
j. H. Flowers sister Of the bride. was
maid OF honor, and Mr.. Wilbur Hunt
ington best man. Little Miss Elizt-
beth Mathcr was the dainty ring
bearer,
81 Another interesting matrimonial
event was the wedding "Wednesday
afternoon Of Miss Jess Caldwell and
Mr.. Clarence III. Smith, which took
place at the home OF the bride on North
Tryon street. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev DR.. SIncad. The bride
liz an accomplished young woman, aud
the groom promising young business
man.
sirg Edmund S. Burwell has issued
Invitations to the marriage of her
daughter. Miss Fannie. Moore Burwell.
and Mr.. John Laurens Cbisoln1. the
ceremony to take place "Wednesday.
June nth, at the Burwell home on
North College street. The bride-elect
vs. one Oh HlOsis
young women. and the groom a promi-
nent business man OF Birmingham. Ala
Mrs. II. l.. Adams entertained at
euchre Tuesday morning at her North
Tryon street home In honor of Miss
Jolinsie Dickson. WHO Is to be married
next week to Mr.. Jeremiah Goff. The
frat prize was won by Mrs. j. w. Fer
guson, and the consolation went TO
Mrs. Carey Butt. 4 number OF similar
events have been given during the
week complimentary to this popular
6 bride-to-be.
Miss Mauger Moscley has returned
from, VISIT TO Cluster Springs, Va,
where she attended tie commencement
exercises at the academy.
Mr.. Ralph Graves. city editor OF the
New York Evening Post. and Mrs
Graves, who have been visiting the
latters mother here. have returned to
New York City.
Miss Sara peterborough will be
hostess at a delightful house party a,
her home on south Tryon street. begin
ming next Friday.
DR.. and Mrs. Walter Brem. who have
been visiting DR.. Brem's parents hero
viii visit Mrs. Broms parents In Mi
waukec before returning to their home
on the Isthmus OF Panama.
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visiting her parents, Major and Mrs.

is visiting her parents. Major and Mrs.
j. w. Magruder.
Mrs. Ella Hammond, OF Mt. Jackson.
is visiting Mrs. George R. Geary.
Mr.. E. H Wisman. who has been
visiting in Mt. Jackson, has returned
home.
Miss Maria Smltt of New Market.
has returned home after visit to Mics
Susie koontz.
Miss Emily Walton, who has been at :
tending yVoman's College, Lynchburg,
has returned to her home.
Miss Fannie Wierman, OF Moors
store, and Miss Sallie Pence. of Tins
berville, are visiting the family of
County Clerk M. B. Wunder.
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Woodstock Social 1deWs.

fspecialto The Times Dispatch.1
E WOODSTOCK, VA, June 6.--Mr and
Mrs. JOHNNY. Saum Of Strasburg, Va,
announce the marriage Of their daugh-
ter Miss Lena Maude, to Mr.. John W..
Dean. on June 10th, in the Christian
Church.
Misses salie and Margorie Hoover
have joined their parents in New.
4 Hampshire.
Miss Allce Rinker, who has been
in Middleton has returned to her home
here Is4,
The students Of Nlassenutten Acal-
envy have gone to their homes for the
summer vacation.
Gilbert Coffman visited Washing ton
several days this week.
Mrs. Marion Eyery and children. OF
Mt Jackson, visited the forlner's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Coffman.
e Charles Allen, who has been In Ro;-
noke, is visiting his mother, Mrs,
Emily Allen. III
Mrs. Valley Christ, OF Pittsburg Pc,
lis visiting her parents. Mr.. ana Mrs.
John b. Brooks, Jr. S{l5 i
Miss Mabel Walton is In Pulas
having gone there to attend the we'd
ding other friend, Miss Hattie WysoI.
Mrs, Virginia Geary, who was visit.
\ ing her daughter, Mrs. Burgess. IN
Richmond, has returned here and il
making her home with her som y. 9,
4Geary. & ii INV N a AZ
Mrs. q, q. Niece \, q " , o,dyIlls Miss;
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Wedding Announced.

[specinl to The Times Dispatchl
NIANNSBORO, VA, June 6.--NIr. and
Mrs. George r. Williamson. of Span
Vile, have issued Invitations for the
marriage of their daughter. Mamie, A..
I to Mr.. "A. Dudley Sydnor, the MARTA ga
to take place at Rocky Hill Methodist
Church. June 18th. 1880 "A. M.
Miss Williamson is the elder daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Williamson. and Is
very popular with a large circle Of
friends
Mr. sydnor is a prosperous and sub
stantial young business man OF Mann
boro, Va.
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7redericks Hall Social News.

18. Special to The Times-Dlspatch.1
iFREDERICK'S HALL, VA. June O.
MI. and Mrs. y, N. Tapscott. of San
Francisco and Oakland, Cal, who have
been in the East for four or five
weeks. were recent guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Edward Spicer. .
Miss Virginia Darnel, OF Waynes-
.boro. Va, who has been visiting Miss
~ Maude PoindeNter has returned te
her home, ID
Miss Mamie Goodwin left yesterday
for ST, Louis, Mo-. where she will visit
relatives en- route. She Will stop al
8FishersYille 81 y a. to 4 seq friends.
4 n Mss E An gslina Iillyer,, ot Was hing,
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Wilmington Social News.

TSpccIst 70 The 'TIrnes- Dlspntch.
X WILMINGTON. n. c.. June 6.-Sey
erai interesting marriages to societ,
occurred the present week, and ons
was surprise wedding. This latter
took place Wednesday night. and was
that OF Miss Mildred Maunder. daugh.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Maundcr
and Mr.. E. S. Charles, Jr., formerly OF
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Robinson, who have been guests of
Mrs. T. p. L. Cooke, have taken the
house Of Mrs. r. N. Wood at Forest
Hill, for the remainder of the sum

Mrs. Charles Montague is the guest
of her mother, Mrs. William Withers.
Mr.. Bates Mcclure, who has been a
student at the University of Virginia,
Is home for his vacation.
Miss Edith Scotfin was the guest Of
the Misses Moore last wednesday,.
Mr.. 7. II. Bransford is the guest OF
the Misses Moore,
Miss Alberta Williams visited friends
In Richomnd recently.
Mr., and Miss Farley Cooke. ara
T.. Cooke. VA q
Mr.. Matthew Glmour and Miss
Louise Gilmour, who have been guests
at the Noel Hotel left Wednesday for
Hanover county.
= Bon Air is rapidly filling UP with
summer people, and good many more
are expected later.
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For this elegant full quarter
sawed oak 3-piece Bedroom
Suit; tho bed is full size and
neatly carved, and has large
roll on footboard; dresser and
washstand to match; worth
$4,000.