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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-05-20

Clarence Corum vas In Fulton
Sunday.
A. o. Caruthers has been visiting
in Louisville.
Mrs. r. T. Tyler has returned
from a visit 10 Louisville.
Mrs. Kate Doss. of Dorena. No,
was here Monday shopping.
Five gallons White Rose gasoline
81. at Courier Office. Its pure.
FOR SALE: Young SOW and sew
en- pigs. Good stock.-W. ]. Bar
ry. app
John Hunzicker went 10 Dyers.
burg, Friday. where he spent several
days.
Miss Carmen Crawford, OF
Dorena, Mo-, was here Monday
shopping.
Mr.. RosencrantI, OF New York,
visited the Mengel Box Company
Monday.
Dave Bryant. OF Union City. visit
ed his daughter. Mrs. T. A. Led
ford, last week.
Sam Salmon has returned from
Hales Point, Tenn, where he has
been for several weeks.
Miss Corinne Smith, who has a
position in Memphis, is visiting her
parents. Dick Smith and family.
Don't always be at the mercy OF
your land lord. Let the Hickman
Courier Realty Co.. sell you lot
at 81 week. Its easy.
There is no old stock on our
shelves. II you like the freshes,
and best groceries. phone c. II.
Moore. All goods delivered.
c. A. Glasier. Prof. A. ]. Hun
ziker and son, Emiel. spent Tuesday
evening in Union City. at the con-
cert.
Prof. Pickering gives il as his
opinion that message TO Mars can
be sent for 1000, 900. A face
,ious paragrapher suggests that i,
be sent "collect."
Kent Raney and wife, OF Union
City, moved here Thursday, and are
occupying Mrs. oma Shaw's resi-
dence on Troy Avenue. Mr.. Raney
is in the insurance business.
Remember. when you get blue
mark on the corner Of your paper or
a postal calling attention to your
subscription to this paper expiring
that il will stop the following week.
No exceptions to this rule.
STRAYED OR STOLEN; Sorrel
horse, Is hands high. 9 years old.
frosty nose, and thin name and tail.
Disappeared about April gath. Re-
ward for horse or Information. "A.
S. Barkett, Hickman, KY.
In our "news-gathering rounds"
We find the new store OF Z. R. Eli
son one OF the busiest stores in Hick-
man. Mr.. Ellison mas an iron-clad
rule of crediting no one-not even
his grandmother-and Is making a
successful demonstration OF this SEN
sible business policy. His many
friends will be glad to know that he
is making a success oil his new ven
ture, and we shall be glad when
every store IN the land adopts tie
pay as-you-go system.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-05-20

Dee Harris was in Union City
Sunday.
Strawberry and Ice Cream supper
tonight.
jim Somers, OF Union City, was
here this week.
Lee Campbell spent Sunday in
Mound City with home folks.
DO you wear pantsi Have
Schmidt. the tailor. TO make them.
Let c. II. Moore all tina, grocery
order. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Misses Pearl and Myrtle King. Of
Dorena. Mo-. we're here Monday
shopping
Mrs. Z. c. Newman, OF Memphis.
Tenn. is the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
Allison Tyler.
F.S. Moore and wife went TO Villa
Ridge. Ills. Tuesday night to visit
Mrs. Moore's parents.
Engraved cards and embossed
tationery and cards Of every de-
scription at this Office.
Lindsay Jackson. proprietor OF
Hickman's leading barber shop,
was visitor in town Friday. -
Clinton Gazette.
The negro Masons Of this city will
hold ceremonies with cornerstone
laying at the Pleasant Hill Bap,is,
church, Sunday, June 18th.
Compare our prices with any other
store in Western Kentucky and see
who sells house furnishings the
cheapest st. Louis Fur. Co.
FOR Thoroughbred Rhode
Island Reds eggs (is) for setting.
si.00. Splendid layers.-Mrs. G.
B. Threlkeld, State Line, Ky.
7-l-o
At the district meeting Of the
Knights Of PyiLias in Paducah last
Friday. Judge Bunk Gardner. OF
Mayfeld, was elected district dep
uty.
The ladies Aid Society will have
a Strawberry and Ice Cream Supper
in the Baltzer Building next door to
Farmers & Merchants Bank this
Thursday evening.
"What brought you here1" said
a Hickman magistrate to an Irish
offender. 1.-Two policemen, sorr,"
was the reply, "Ah. drunk. Of
coursei" eyes. sor, both o. Thin"
Mrs J. M. Hubbard entertained
a number OF friends Saturday alter
noon at 1900" Much interest and
enthusiasm we're manifested in the
progressive games. Apricot ices
and cake we're served. Mrs. <. {.
Newman. of Memphis, was an cutoff
town guest.
Noting that in 1907 the beef trust
paid cattlemen Si2.50 apiece for
cows and sold the hides alone for
50 apiece is not the way TO get
Aldrich to permit free hides. Such
a good thing for the trusts as a tariff
on hides is not likely to be let slip
by the trusts best friend at Wash
ington.
The ladies OF the Embroidery Club
we're delightfully."- entertained Friday
afternoon from three to five by Mrs
A. M. Tyler. This being the last
entertainment of that Club until fall.
the afternoon was unusually enjoyed
There we're a number Of guests. and
one out-oftown guest. Mrs. Z. c. |
Newman, Mrs Tyler's sister. Lily
pudding and cake we're served.
New Madrid is not setting up any
claims to having as a resident,
George Washington's body servant.
but we have a negro named William
Rogers. who carried the challenge
from Gen. Jackson 10 Gen. Packen-
ham, at New Orleans on January 2.
1915, to fight a battle next day. |
"Did they light next day1" he was
asked. Eyes, sir" he replied "and
! was there until they fred the FIRST
big cannon" This story is authen-
tic for he told II himself and says he
was IS years old al the time.-New
Madrid Record.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-05-20
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1T is gratifying
I'm the evening
twilight 20 scratch
in the suburban
garden. In a
prayerful attitude
you kneel upon
the moist earth
and make drills
for your radisnes
and onions. She
stands by and
clucks, holding the
seeds while you
scratch. And just
as the rosy sun Is
setting in the
west and the hori-
zon is shame and
afiush with iri-
descent colorings,
you drop the seed
into the seams.
cover II gently
with rich. black
loan and try to
assum Q your
natural perpendic-
Mar nose.
OH Ow! How
that kink in your
back does hurtl
And just as the
bull-frog In the
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-05-20

Louis Ridley and son, Of clSs s1
natl. Ohio, have returned aoI S,i n
a visit to his broih,r Zoe n'''1
and family.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-05-20

Saturday nigh,-bas'oal gaa]
First OF It's kind you ever had an
portunity 10 see
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-05-20

Baseball Saturday afternoon and
night.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-16

Don't try bluff with the eleva-
tor boy; he will always take you up.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-16
JOHN d. AS TO THE
INCOME TAX.

when man has accumulated of money within
the law, that is to say in legally honest way the people
no longer have right to share the earnings resulting
from that accumulation.
This is probably the view of the majority of the heavy
accumulators Any of making money without getting
into jail is ustifiable legally morally and every other
way according to the Roekeellers Carnegies, Wander
bits, tricks, Morgans and the others of their ilk
The legally honest way the way in which thing can
be done without nfracon of law with penal consequences
herefrom and the big corporations hire gaaxes of the
shrewdes lawyers not to tell them what they legally
do but to steer them in doing things in spite of the law
But the laws which, by sufferance otherwise permit
OF the formation of the brutal monopoes not honest
law of itself necessarily honest just or moral
Many OF them the product of bribery vicious
or other sorts of corruption and there is nothing honest
just or moral about them. They of bad character
and through the income tax it is proposed ameorate
their perniclous effects since their evil character
fastened upon
1t is probable that earth knows better than
John D. Rockefeller what is illegally honest" He could
probably rub against kinds of law and still keep
out OF Jail than other in America But he speaks
above from the standpoint of the law SOLELY and he u.s.
his old age, passing something other than awdodger
something in the way of phanthropist and moraist
That his miserable millions bought Ohio senatorshp 25
years ago doesn put moral quality into federal legs
aton perpetrated with that senator's aid however ega
ly honest may make the tactics of the Standard Oil
cabal But the old thinks it does perhaps and what
his purchased tools do have done to make human
oppression, british monopoly and helsh greed triumph
ant and illegally honest, very likely appears to him to
bear all the brands of purest morality
And the old goes his way toward DEATH salts
lied that that is right and ought to be mperishabe which
has been made illegally honest by Greeds Infamous tao
tics and expecting to pacate his moral obligations to
mankind by donating college hospital to those who
have been squeezed robbed slain by his made
illegally honest'' methods.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-16
STUDY TO TAKE AN
AUTO BLOW.


England: You always depend England for useful
idea The English such practical people that things
which might be considered funny here accepted
quite helpful
1t appears that prominent strong Mr. Arthur
OConnor-in Albion strong is Mister not Profess
sorwas bicycling in the street when heavy cart knock
ed him down This mind you, pretty apt to happen
the weakest of We can't always eude cart when we
wish to, and can't have much choice about the weight
OF the vehicle We have to take such things they
Now in case, would have lain there supiney and
permitted the cart to scrunch whatever way it stehed
Not Mr. Arthur OConnor strong And here is the
lesson of it. Hear him:
LAS fell beneath the wheel considered what was the
best thing to do In flash recoleced my training in
sustaining weights my chest. | raised myself on my
as to take the strain of the weight the muscles
of the arm. Thus | saved myself The Wheel baffled
passed him and bumped off the other side amid
the congratulations of many admrng bystanders who
seems had leisure to collect and view the stunt that was
taking place.
From which the British exchanges argue that prove
nvunerabe to drays and moving vans all has to do
is to build oneself up into muscular projection like Mr.
Arthur 'Connor
Don't wait. Begin today Take physical culture and
take on weightfng Begin with baby cabs and
yeocpedes Then work yourself up to sukes and piano
box bugges After that nure yourself to the broad
vehicles, and finally you laugh brewery trucks and
freight and automobiles to Ha, ha, ha!-iust
like that.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-16
TAFT FOR RADICAL
REVISION DOWN
OF 326 LBS.
And Those Who Read This
Should Not Repeat It, If
They Would Gain Favor.
fey United Pre.s,)

BEVERLY, Mass, Aug. 16.--All
else having failed, President Taft
has employed a fat reducing mas
seur in a desperate effort to check
the onward march of his avoirdu-
pois. DR.. Walker. the masseur. halls
from Boston.
DR.. Walker bravely asserts that
his treatment will trim off at least
80 pounds before the summer is
over" If it does, Taft will be
highly satisfied. for his greatest
wish is for a radical downward re-
vision of his flesh.
The presidents tendency to girth
increase is really one of the few
matters on which he is inclined to
be "touchy." 1t Is not subject
to become facetious about, If one
would seek the presidential pleas.
ure. 1t is for this reason that the
actual weight of the president, 326
pounds (the weight before Wednes-
days treatment) has been hereto
fore kept from the public.
II DR.. Walker can send Taft back
to Washington In the fall trim and
sprigthly, at some point short of
300 pounds, he will probably be in
line for a permanent berth at
Washington.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-16

~ MILWAUKEE,, Aug. 16.-They
think a lot of their kangaroos at
their zoo here-quite whole lot.
Nellie, an onyx-eyed kangaroo,
lost leg the other day. She
didn't misplace it. The limb was
amputated.- That left a bare place
on the end of the stump. Nellie
is still considered a perfectly good
kangaroo. because even one
legged kangaroo can jump some
But Nellie won't be happy until
her leg is healed.
The keeper tried grating rab-
bit fur on the bare spot, but it
wouldn't take. He tried the skin
of other animals. No go. Now
there is a hurry cab for some hui
man skin. Human cuticle would
do nicely, they say. Who wants
to let himself be peeled for the
benefit of Nellie? Don't all speak
at once.
Some phunny phellow had the
effrontery to suggest that they
graft willow bark on the stump
and let her grow wooden leg.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-16

panies that kicks on eliminating
grade crossings. Then again, may
be 1t isn't.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-16

TO MAIL SUBSCRIBERS date when subscription
pes Is on the address label Of each When date
ves your subscription
name taken from the list address
label is receipt.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-16

The st. Louis trolley company
that wants balloons taboOed be.
cause their drag ropes destroy its
wires may be one of those com.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-16

If we may believe the or
gan of Wall street, we have
the following as Rockefel-
ler's view of the income tax
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-16

Maybe Jack Johnson had him
self arrested regularly to avoid
teaching New York before Jeffries
sailed.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-16

OF course, Cannon will not Ire
tire-at least without first taking
might cap" NJ
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-16

New York magistrate signs for >
whipping post for wife beaters
Won't do. Some of the cream O
society liable to become whippe
cream.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-16
POINTS.

Visitors in this city all express admiration for Spokane
electric railway systems The interurban lines compare
favorably to those in Los Angeles county, California
Nothing finer in the country exists in its way, than the
nterurban electric trains of Spokane with their fine
and parlor and observation cars
Spokane needs and large soft drink Joint" 1t is
sadly lacking in big ice parors of modern appear
ance Business men. take notice fortune awaits some
enterprisng fellow if he takes up this business.
Perfection is hard to attain SO it will not be out of place
to suggest to the Traction people that the Mantle park
line could stand some improvement The thing most need
ed Is an Improvement of the track. 1t is hard the
yer now.
Athe very faintest hint of coming autumn in the all
Sng. Delicious, isn't it.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-16
PRESENCE OF MIND

Look, the fires under control,
yet there is a foolish man going to
throw crayon portrait out of the
window
why not? That's his only
chance to get rid of it,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-16

Orville Wright says his perfect
ed airship will carry fuel enough
to last rs hours. Usually it's the
airship that doesn't last that long
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-16

That strike in Sweden has
been growing stronger-due per
haps to effects of the Swedish
movement.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-16
NAMES APPROPRIATE ENOUGH

you call that Persian rug!
Why, it's only piece of rag
carpet"
Il know; but our Persian cat
sleeps on it,"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-16

The way to meet modern
conditions is to train for
them.
That's a hint which
comes all the Wav from
The Washington times., 1909-02-07
.SEMBRICH HAPPY
OYER FAREWELL
Pleased With Great Demon
stration, Showered With
Flowers and Presents.

NEW YORK, Feb. 7.-MarceIa Sem
brIcb. whose farewell appearance at the
Metropolitan Opera House last night
created such a. great demonstration, sat
i'm ucr suite ait the Hotel Savoy today
and ch1ttcd with animation about her
plans TO visit Washington, Philadelphia.
Baltimore upon her return from Europe
next fall
The suite was a floral bower. Masses
of rodolout flowers and ereeneries were
i'm profusion. Great solid silver cups.
jewels. and other treasures were ON all
Sides
Madame Scmbrfch said melodiousiy,
SO they love me. So many. OH. so
many presents and flow eTs. kilograms.
Ietters--here YOU may see. a great
many, are there not such q happy time
I had last night when all those people.
my dear friends, cheored and cheered
for me. 7 love them. or, j love them so
much for their kindness to me and I
Will never forget, 40 never forget"
Wednesday. Madame Sembrich says.
she viii sail on the Campania ana so
to Berlin. on February q she yv.ll
make her initial European appearance.
She viii -hen appear i'm Hamburg, Vi
emma, and Budapest
What the opera singer anticipates
most eagerly is her appearance I'm hcr
native town of Lemberg. Polish Aus
tria. There she VIII meet her former
school girl friends aa-- companions of
her childhood. From LembeFs she will
so TO Russia for several abbearances.
The Washington times., 1909-02-07
BRANCH OFFICES

NEW YORK AVE. PHARMACY. New York
ave. and a. Cap. ST.
CHAs. C. IOE&U&G. Chrstiani Pharmacy,
FW- cor Itl and 1T sLs- Phone ~. Eses
NICHOLS THaH2LACE. 18Th and Pa ave-
Phone 81. 1870
PARK ROAD PHARMACY. uth and Park
road Phone C.. Gs5I
J.. Or. TA1LOE. COR 9th and p SITS. Phone
r.. a NETTCH. e1tH ana 81 SITS. Phone ~. 2nr
g. y. FaTrIE. 1920 Georgia ave- Col 1896
MALTBEs PHARMACY. 1867 Calvert o.
1lArTEGLYs rHhRMAcY. 18th and Z.
Phone E ZG-5-
IT. T. BUTTS PHARMACY. zth 81. and
Mazsacruscrrs ave. Phone H. z1f3-
ARNOLD 5tlI lf-h ST. Phone Col. 5s7l
QTIGLr.-'S PHARMACY. -lat and G 5ts
Phone So. 6l5.
r. u. HOWARD. 18th and W. Phone n. 2lCI.
GOLDEEBEEG's 9Th and X sts Phone H.
g. KAHN SONS & co. sth and Market
space Phone NJ 1900.
EEEEEE'S CAPITAL A u Y j. r ~ S I ~ q
AGENCY. 11s5 18th st. Phone n. 1903.
s. IT, McMICHAEL. Cigar Store. 18th and p
Phone ". 22s1.
j. FRENCH SIMPSON. cor. 9Th st.. Rhode
Island ave. and T. 81. Phone n. gfG1.
GEssFDED's PHARMACY. 9th and " SITS.
g. n. wAGEER * CO.. LIST and H. Phone
j.. tzf
The Washington times., 1909-02-07
MINISTER PLEASED
WITH WASHINGTON
Or. Talbot Will Probably
Accept Call TO St.
Paul S.

The Rev. Dr. Robert Talbot rector
OF the Church o. the Ascension Of Kan
sss City. Mo. who has been called TO
the pastorate of ST. PauTs Church ina
this city. where he preached today, said
after the services that he had been much
Impressed with ST. PsuIs and Wash
lugton, and iuumatcd that me probably
would accept the call Dr. Talbot
reached Washington last night and is
the guest OF H. L. Rust. at O'kview.
The Kansas City divine mad most
favorable impression iu his first SER
anon before "a Washington audience that
completely filled ST. Faul's Church lie
IS most attractive personally and indi-
vidual pressure was brought to bear
upon him after the services 10y various
members TO assume charge of the
church. whose pulpit is vacant as the
result of the elevation of Dr. Alfred
Harding 10 the bishopTiC-
II have not fully decided whether ]
shall accept the call said DIT Talbot
to Times representative this after
noon. However. I wiz say that / have
been most favorably impressed today
with the field offered here and with
Washington. I have the matter under
serious consideration.
M. Rust expressed the hope after
the services that Dr. Talbot would
gree 10 accept the cali before leaving
washington saying that the parish
strongest manner possible.
DR. Talbot is a brother Of Bishop Tai
hOtT. OF Pennsylvania with whom he
stopped en- route 10 Washington,
The Washington times., 1909-02-07
HOUSE BURNS;
LOSS IS COMPLETE

HARRISBURG. Pa, Feb. THE club
house Of the Harrisburg Athletic CIun,
owners of the local franchise OF the
Iri-State Baseball League, at island
Park. sgas destroyed by fire, supposed
TO have been Of incendiary origin. early
this morning.
a great quantity of athletic equipment
and apparel. the clubs tickets. and at
tendance records. as well as the con-
tents of the members lockers were
destroyed.
The Washington times., 1909-02-07
BILLIE HAD A FIANCEE
LIVING HERE, IT'S SAID
Young Man, Under Arrest IN New
York, Planned Renting
House

It developed today that Waldermar
r. Bile. under arrest iu New York as
0he elimination Of his posing as an
srIny officer and an arlstocratic South
eruer. has been engaged 90 a Washing
ton girl whom inc met and wooed while
ne was cutting a swartl m society here
few weeks ago.
The name OF his intended bride If
withheld bE Llo police that she may
NOT be- embarrassed bog The publicity.
This engagement. d. is said. was the
cause OF EIla.s arrangements to rent
house ON hlgFEarlUserfs avenue. near
Hauce had aided HIm iu selecting "a
house tHa police sav. and bee had con-
suited the real estate agent about lt.
hIL when the contract was prepared,
Dee RETAINED from signing ltr giving
rF his reason that He had not Eet deter
mined upon spending quite $50 much for
rent.
The Washington times., 1909-02-07
MOURN FOR WIFE
OF THEIR BISHOP
Service Of Sympathy at
Former Charge of DR..
Harding.

8 service Of sympathy, i'm many re-
spects. was that this morning at ST.
Paurs Church. for many years the
charge Of the Rev. DIR. Alfred Hard
Ing. now bishop of Washington. who
last night lost his wife by death The
Rev. Dr. Robert Talbot. Of Kansas
City, Mo. who has received a call to
the pulpit of -. PauTs preached the
sermon. ana moved the vast congrega-
ton TO tears when he referred feehngiy
TO the bereavement which had so sud-
denly befauen Bishop Harding and the
diocese.
Bishop Harding himself was present,
seeking perhaps I'm the church with
which me had so long been Identified.
and among the people he had grown 20
love and who loved him, the consolation
needed In his hour Of sorrow. At the
conclusion OF the service a special
prayer was said for those under afhic-
tiou," as 1t is designated i'm the
Hymual. which every person i'm the
church realized was meant for the
head Of the washington diocese. The
remains of Mrs. Harding lay just
across the street at the bishops resi-
dence, this fact acContuating the grief
so plainly evident not only on the face
of the husband and head of the Episco-
pal Church in Washington. but on the
C0untenances OF almost every member
of the congregation as well
The Rev. Dr. Talbot, now in charge
OF the Church Of the Ascension at Kan
sas City. made a most favorable i'm
preston upon the large congregation at
ST. Paurs. AT the close of the ser vices
he was rendered an informal reception
by q number of the members of the
church, and she hope was generally
expressed that he would decide to ac-
cent the call
The Washington times., 1909-02-07
BELIEVE AZEFF
HAS BEEN CAUGHT

ST. PETERSBURG. Feb. THE po-
lice authorities of this city received to-
day a long cabIegram in cipher from
their Russian agent in America, con
tanning the name OF Azen-
1T is not known whether the cable
contained the Information that the
double-dealing s.euth of that name, the
former leader Of the terrorstst who
has been causing the secret service here
so much anxiety. was the person refer
red TO, but at any rate there was much
activity among the officials of the serV-
ice, and an answer was al once dis
patched.
1t is surm.sed that iu all probability
Azem has been discovered.
The Washington times., 1909-02-07
BlSSELL'S BAZAAR
TO GIVE SOUVENIRS
Treat for Patrons of O Street
Store First Three DAYS
of Week.

For three consecutive dys during the
forepart Of this week G street shoppers
VIII have opportunity to obtain free
souvenirs. 1T is announced that Bis
sells Bazaar. C and Twelfth streets,
viii present TO every patron a very
handsome and useful souvenir regard
less of amount purchased. The presen-
tations viii be made 10 mark the in
auguTaIiou of a reduction sale of Jewell
rs. silver novelties and leather goods.
IL lis also announced by the pTOprie-
tors OF the Bazaar thar an Increased
patronage has forced them to double
the size of their store. The alterations
and additions are now about completed.
and the store has three distinctly. new
departments. i'm order properly to
mark the opening OF these the firm an
nouuces exceptional reductions in its
staple goods.