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HORSE LOOSE:
PANIC IN STREETS
Rabid Animal Slips Halter and Escapes From Veterinary
Frightening Many People Before Being Shot by
DR.. Buckingham

Slipping its halter while being treated
at the veterinary hospital Of DT. D. r.
Buckingham, 2115 Fourteenth street
northwest. a horse supposed 70 be suf-
fering from rabies. dashed nadIy TO the
street. and ran amuck in the northwest
section Of the city FOR almost half an
hour this morning
Running down Fourteenth street, the
maddened animal. frothing at the
mouth. caused q panic among Pedes-
trfans, who took refuge in doo-ways or
lodged behind tree boxes. while driv-
ers Of vehicles gave the horse a clear
road
Immediately after the animal escaped
from the hospital, Dr. Buckingham
rushed TO telephone, called up the
Third precinct police station. and re-
quested the police 10 round up the horse
and shoot him The veterinarian advis-
ed the police not to lay hands on the
horse. buS to kin him on sight
The animals mouth and head, covered
with foam, was a warning to those who
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saw him not 10 try 70 -oD him. Down
Fourteenth street the frightened horse
ran until he reached Thomas Circle.
Here he narrowly missed crashing head
foremost into an east-bound Capital
Traction car.
Twice around the circle the horse ran,
md then dashed up NJ street. at the
corner Of Twenty-foUrth street several
colored men were standing and when
the horse was seen rushing I'D the
street these men, thinking II was SIM
ply a runaway. formed a line across
the pavement anG grabbed the animal
By the halter
In the meantime DT. buckingham had
jumped on a bicycle and started after
the animal He had little difficulty in
learning from persons or the street the
direction the animai had taken, and ar
rived at TwenIy--fOUrth street before the
police. Dr. Buckingham shot the ami
NAL through the head
Although the horse vas swapping at
the colored men who captured him, they
managed TO hold on tC him without be
ing bitten.
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COLONEL DEPARTS
IN EARLY MORNING
Roosevelt Says Good-by at Longworth Home and Hur-
ries in Taxicab 10 Catch Q O Clock Train
for New York

After sorty-eisht strenuous hours
since his arrival Friday afternoon, dur
ing which he delivered thyee informal
addresses, one lecture, attended two
luncbeons and a dinner, held two re-
CePtiOns, and paid a number Of calls,
Col Theodore Roosevelt was not too
tired this morning TO catch an early
train for New York
He was UP IN time Ia eat an s O'Clock
breakfast with his daughter. Mrs Mich
oias Longworth, and forty minutes later
the two left in taxi for Union
Station His departure from the L5hE-
worth home was witnessed by none but
a policeman, who was detailed as guard
Furry At Station.
There was mild excitement as he
passed through Union Station but this
barely had time to manifest itself be-
fore he had told Mrs Isongworth good
by and was admitted Through the
gates TO the 3 O'Clock Pennsylvania
train.
The Policeman was still on guard
when Mrs Longworth returned he
continued to watch the house until
informed by the butler that Mr.
Roosevelt had left the city
The concluding entertainment given
in honor Of Colonel Roosevelt oc-
CURED last evening at Rauscher's,
when ne sat down TO dinner with q
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few OF his most intimate friends Di-
rector Charles d. WaIcott. Of the
Smithsonian Institution, was the host
Of the occasion
one Of the principal guests was
James r Garfield, Secretary Of the
Interior under the Roosevelt Admin
lStTaJto1s with whom Secretary FaI-
lnEer 7TSt conhicteG at the beginning
Of the new famous conservation war
Before the dinner and afterward in
Inc smoking room. the colonel and
Mr- Garfield held lengthy Converse .
tiOns.
Dinner Entirely Private.
The dinner vas private. and.
whether Mr. Roosevelt availed him
self OF the opportunity or not. the
idea Of the occasion, supposedly. was
10 give him a chance 10 express him
self as he wished
Yesterday afternoon Colonel Roose-
welt was given a tea and luncheon
at hte L0ngWOTth home Among the
guests were Secretary OF Interior
Richard A BauinEsr, Count ]. II Won
BernstOrf. Baron Rosen. the Russian
ambassador; Baron HengelmuIler Won
HenSerEar. the AustrO- Hungarian n
am bassaoOr1 Secretary Of the Treas
ury and Mrs MacVeagh: Captain de
Cnambruns of the French embassv-
Comptroller Of Currency Laurence q
Murray, and Justice Harlan. of the
supreme Court
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DEATH SUMMONS
HENRY NJ. HOYT
COUNSELOR VICTIM
OF PERITONITIS
Was Yale ClaSSmate of President
Taft, and Attained High
Honor IN Service.

Henry NJ. Hoyt Counsellor of the
State Department. and a graduate OF
Yale in the class Of President Taft
died al his residence, I70I Rhode Island
avenue, at S o'clock this morning. after
an illness lasting but little more than
four days.
At his bedside when the end came
We're members Of his immediate fam
ily, including his wife, a son, Henry NJ
FioyG jr-, Mrs Philip : Hichborn.
his daughter, and two younger. children.
Morton and Nancy Hoyt, who are un-
der twelve years Of age. A third daugh-
ter, Nine. Ferdinand Won SJumm. wife
OF the former second secretary os-the
German embassy, is now at Stuttgart.
Germany
Mr. Hoyt's death was due 10 peri
tonitis- Although he was thought to be
better yesterday afternoon, and spent
a quiet night a change for the worse
was noticed early this morning. The
patient sank into an unconscious state
several hours before his death. and
never rallied sufficiently 10 recognize
those about him
Doctors Give Up Hope.
Dr. r. w Baker, and Dr. p H Fin
ney- OF Johns Hopkins University Hos
pital, Baltimore, who was called in
consultation. held out no hope for the
recovery OF Mr. HOyt after the change
for the worse set in, and the members
Of the family were notified that death
was a matter OF only a few hours
2r- HOyL mad been hack in Washing
ton only since Monday afternoon fol-
lowing a trip to Montreal. where he
y enI as representative Of the United
states Government in the interest of
formulating uniform tariff rate be-
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tween Canada and the United states
He was feeling fairly well when he
reached the city Monday afternoon. al
though he had not -njOyed the best Of
hfT irI while in Montreal
Monday night he became ILL., and Dr.
Baker was Immediately summoned The
case was soon pronounced to be peri
stomach
Yesterday the natient was thought 70
De more than holding his own, and the
members oE the family became encOur-
aged
Most Of his suffering was experienced
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RESCUES FAMILY
ON BURNING ROOF
Brave Motorman Climbs Into Sleep.
ing Apartment From Adjoin-
ing House.
ing House.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 20.-Upon re-
turning to his home, 1923 Paschan ave
nue., early this morning, and opening
the front door, Harry Thomas, a mo-
torman. was met by a volume of fame
and smoke He ran to the roof Of an
adjacent house and entered his own
home through a seCOnd-stOry window
he found his wife and two children
asleep. Ee carried his wife out first
and passed her TO men in the vacant
TIt,,lse across the roof The children
we're rescueu IN the same manner.
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UNKNOWN ATTACKS
FRENCH PRESIDENT
Prompt Action by Secret
Service Men Saves Life
of FallierieS.

PARIS, Nov so.--NI unidentified man
made a savage assault an President Fal-
Iierias in the palace early ths= afJernoon.
Seized by secret service men, he
fought savaGeIy before ne was over
powered His identity is unknown, as
he maintained a sUlIen silence after his
arrest
owing TO the prompt action of the Of
fcers. the President suffered no INJURY.
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HICCOUGHS FATAL
AFTER FOUR DAYS

BELAIAR, y J.. Nov 2G-The Rev.
Dr. J. " LauEhlin lies dead here today
from the effects OF a prolonged attack
OF hiccOugES which started four days
ago and Whic nothing could stop.
he had a similar attack four years
ago. but recovered
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MEXICAN TOWN
RECAPTURED BY
DIAZ'S SOLDIERS
ReVolutionistS Who Take II
Are All Under
Arrest.
RANGERS PURSUING
MADERO IN TEXAS
Appeal TO United States From Diaz
TO Stop Him From Cross
ing Border.
Developments of tie Dav
IN Menico

Vera CrsE Tetaken by government
troops IN early morning battle
RevolutiOnists show LITTLE reS5e+-
ance- One killed, four wouned
Every available soldier IN Mexico
ordered on duty, and heavy force
Parades under arms IN ali IsT0sT
cities.
Troops rushed to northern NFa1c,
and sumner palace OF Diaz Is
reported - be strongly fortified
Guard is increased.
Sunday bill fights called OF IN al
most every instance. Wherever
allowed, troops, under arms. are
N the bull rings.
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Knowlson, Self-styled Priest,
a Victim of Morphine
Habit.
DEPRIVED OF DRUG
HE LOSES NERVE
Through Long Distance Telephone
From Boston Counsel Is
Obtained.

Incidents IN SWHldler'S s
Hearing IN Baltimore.
Alleged SwIHdleT known by name Of
West, KnOwIson, Bennett, and
Davis.
Only two charges pressed when he
is aTraigned N court today.
Victim Of morphine habit, he be
comes a physical wreck when
deprived Of drug
Washington detectives present at
hearing with warrants charging
crimes IN Capital
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BALTIMORE Nov. 20.-FaCed by
postofice inspectors. detectives. and
witnesses who aLeEe that he had
swIndIed them Hume H west man
of many aliases denounced as an inn
poster priest by Cardinal Gibbons
and who, after the announcement, at
tempted To shoot himself, looked a
physical wreck when he stood in the
central district courtroom this morn
ing
West, EnowIsCn, Frank Bennett
Davis. as he is known to the United
States postoffice Inspectors and 10 the
police Of dozen cities along the At
Iantic coast is q morphine habitue.
and the fact that he was locked ND
Tor nearly tuenty-fOur hours without
the soIace Of the drug had changed
him from the audacious Sslf-styIed
priest ne represented himself 10 be
yesterday when he faced Cardinal
Gibbons in the archie episcopal resi-
dence, on North Charles street, TO a
trembling, stoop-shouldered man,
watering eyes and nervous fingers
that constantly twitched as he FUN
bIed at his smooth-sEaven ciia-
Charges Against Him
The prisoner. wllo Is charged by the
United States postal officials with steal
ing blank money orders and negotiating
them and IS also charged with swindiinE
two baltimore concerns by means OF the
bogus order, was represented by At
1orney Randolph Barton, IT.
The fact IS said Alr- Barton my
- client Is addicted 10 the use of NOR
phine and mas been deprived Of IL since
he has been locked mp here HeNlS IN
such a nervous state thar II he is held
further, I VIII ask that he be sent i'm
mediate-y to the iaii, where he VIII re-
ceive medical attention
Held on Two Charges.
Very few OF Vests alleged swindIing
operations were told IN the court room.
as, IN order TO hold him he was speCif-
cally charged with but two ofenses-
obtaining a diamond ring, valued at SO
from Isewyt & Sa-abes, pawn brokers'
by means OF a bogus postoffce money
order. and with obtaining SD from John
Tjarks, proprietor Of the Hotel Raleigh.
by means OF bogus pcsto1nce money
order.
Proprietor Tjarks and member Of
rne 0avVu brokers firm identified West
~ the man for whom Iney had cashed
the two money orders and then Major
Little. DoSt0t1ce inspector IN " aShluE-
ton, identified the orders a. two OF q
series that had been stolen Iron q
branch pOstofhCe in Washington in Oc-
tober last.
Washington Detectives Present
Attorney Barton made no objection
when the justice committed the prisoner
for court In the sum oF $500 bail in each
case. making q total OF $500 and West
turned quickly 20 the turnkey as though
ankle to be led from the court room
ana sent to Jail, where a physician
could give him something TO ease his
drug-wreCked nerves.
Detectives Hewlett and Pratt, OF
Washington. were on hand, and stated
to the Justice that they held warrants
charging West with svindliDE. but the
Justice told them that The charges laid
against West in Baltimore had first
place, and that he vas holding him
under the MARYLAND state law
However said the Justice, If the
states attorney IS willing To waive the
right 10 prosecute the defendant in this
CITY he NAV grant YOU the privilege OF
taking him hack TO washington.
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WEATHER REPORT.

FORECAST TOR TIE DISTRICT.
Fair tonight and Monday Warmer
Monday. with light variable winds
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Chesaneake and Ohio = Serrice

To Cincinnati. LOuisvilit Indianapolis,
- Louis. ChiCaSor and the West Solid
train to St Louis with Chicago sleep
eTs. leaves Washington $50 p. m. Other
trains 200 D. m. and I1-I0 p m First
class a Ia carte dining car service
AdEr.
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TE1TFERATURE-


Today-Hish tide. 1o-as q. m and 1O-5
2. m low tide +-t5 a. M and 81 .. m
TonlorrOw-Hish tide N 80 a. m and
- Il p. m low tide. $40 a. ua and -
Q. m
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HARPEHS FERRY, W Va Nov o.
Both TiyerS Gar this morning.
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MISS LIZZIE LeMAIRE
 PASSES AWAY

News reached Pine Bluff yesterday of the sudden death of Miss Elizabeth LeMaire, formerly of this city, which occurred at San Diego, California, Sunday night. Miss LeMaire went to San Diego some months ago for her health. Her parents, Professor and Mrs. LeMaire live in Fort Scott, Kansas. Professor LeMaire was for merly musician here and was lead- CT of LeMaire's band in this city for several years. Miss LeMaire was a pretty and accomplished young lady, being a fine violinist. Her brother, Charles LeMaire, was formerly clerk at the qHotel Jefferson in this city and is now room clerk at the Capital Hotel in Little Rock.
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COLD WAVE

Remember now is the beginning of the commencement of house cleaning. Get all those old hard cotton, hair and moss mattresses out and call up and We will make them over into the latest style. and then when you go to bed you can rest. Half of your life is spent there and why should you sleep on those old hard Jumps. when We can thoroughly renovate the filling and make them into as good a bed as if it had cost you $15. All this we will do for the next 30 days as follows: Good clean picking, double side stitched, price $5; good extra fine picking, rolled edge. side stitched, price s6. We clean car
 pets by electricity by putting the carpet into our wheel and start the
 wheel. It just tumbles over and over and knocks every germ out and the dust must go. Call Us up both phones. Turner Bedding Factory, corner Martin avenue and State street.
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LEO M. ANDREWS
 LOSES GIN BY FIRE

The cotton gin of Leo M Andrews on his plantation at Wilkins, East of the city, was destroyed by fire Sun day night, during the thunder storm. The fire occurred about II o'clock, when lightning struck large pile of lint cotton, igniting the building. Some heroes, living near by, discov- cred the fire and succeeded in roll ing away a number of newly ginned bales of cotton and saving them. The seed house nearby was also saved. MT. Andrews knew nothing of the fire until a visit to the plantation yesterday morning. The loss IS about $4,500. with insurance to $2700.
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The "Booby Boy" produced by five people at OrpheO commencing March 21.
 Nothing creating more interest among housekeepers than our Mon. day specials. See our window Sum- day for Monday special March S1.- Rcap & Crawford Furniture Co.
 R. L. Dixon, negro employed in the bridge work being done at Rob Roy, was arrested in this city yes terday afternoon by Patrolman J. J. Hope. on a charge of obtaining money by false pretenses. He is in the city iail. The charge was made against Dixon by Robert Whorton, another negro employed at the Cotton Belt bridge. Whorton charges that Dix on sold him some clothing, took the money from him, but never delivered the goods.
 FOR RENT-Desirable residence on South Olive st. rooms and patn' electric lights and in first class con- dition, also two desirable furnished rooms on West 5th ave. Pinchback Tavlor. 123 w. Bar. Insurance, Loans and Real Estate. (tlJ
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-sss. s. McNew Real Estate, Rents ssa6 Loans. l06 Pine street lo-9-tt'
 p,B .Dat build, repair, move your Excuse or put up with leaking bulid- s1g s.rstil you get our estimate. me ssowce Construction Go. D. w. Boyce, a9sgr., 1Os Pine st.
 Just received a lot of new steel Ranges. Union Fur. Co.,
 -Jeok at Lloyd's Bicycles before ,qx7u buy. 224 Main St. (3-17-lm-)
 Me dry clean ladies skirts and dresses. Give us a trial Ameficah- s3ra.elsior Ldy. Go.
 An exceptional bargain Monday March 21. See our window Sunday 2eap t& Crawford Furniture to.
 We give you the best process or ess,saning and pressing Tn the ciey. ssNsnerican-Excels Ldy. GO.
 Persons contemplating the erect Son of any building should consult x,ftb Mitchell Seligman, architect, Cltl- yeSeas Bank Building. u
 While they last, yard SUCK Tvee with each cash purchase, at sggayeland-Matth Hardware Co.
 See our window Sunday for Mon .egsy, March 2l special $a.OO worth xTor $1.95. Reap X Crawford Furni- sGsnrv Go. (5-lo-tf.)
 -Walter Riley, of Pine Bluff, first @94vss soda man, will assist in serv- -ssng delightful and pleasant !iinta sgst the Da.iuon1eo .'afe.-StEttsa,. :. Asks1 sawyer.
 Everything comes to him who rroes after it. Go to the next store slnS buy an "Arkansaw Kid" Cigar. %4Go after it" and enjoy it, with the vMoney 5c.
 Suffered day and night the tor rnent of itching piles. Nothing help .Nssd sne until I used Doans Ointment s,a scured me permanently. Hon Yohn R. Garrett Mayor, Girard, Ala
 Don't throw your money away sn the fire; buy Laurel Steel yeange'' that will last a life time and ax.,yo 1-2 vour fuel bill. Sold by .srYeyeland-Matthews Hardware O.
 Heavy ply Red Resin Building ygsaper. 800 fit to the roll for roc. Two snIy Roofing Paper, per square Sl.oo, .at Cleveland Matthews Hardware co.
 --I .cok, Look! A splendid line of @yspring Mating just received Union t.E'ur. Go.
 NOR RENT-6 room house With YO acres of land on 22nd and Hazel' first class location for dairy or chicken ranch. flhctioach i"s 'oi l23 w. Bar. Nel.l
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Ch11aroo Cry
 FOR FLE1chER'S "A ASTo RI

-Lentz Lodge No. Il, Degree of Honor, met in regular session Hast night and transacted much business. Mrs. J. o. Thompson was instructed in the mysteries of the Degree and af- ter the business session music and dancing was enjoyed. The members will meet the first and third Monday of each month.
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AAN-.Ns@-@

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 The reason "Hartig Becker Plow" is better is because it does the work with the point and not the mold. as most others do. Shipment just received. let us show them to you. Cleveland-Matthews Hardware Co. syIXy
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Co., West 4th. Ave. u.
 Look at Lloyd's Bicycles before you buy. 224 Main St. (5-17-1ml
 The weather man says it vii be generally fair today.
 The "Booby Boy" produced by five people at OrpheO commencing March 21.
 $500 worth for $1.95 Monday, March 21. Reap X Crawford Furni- ture Co.
 R. H. M. Mills, who has heen sick for some time with la grippe, was able to be out yesterday.
 Ring up the American-Excelsior Ldy Co.,, when you have some clothes to clean and press.
 Just received car of Box Seat Dining Chairs and Rockers good values at low prices. Union Fur. Go.
 Get in with the push and ring up American-Excelsior Ldy Co.,, when you want your clothes cleaned and pressed and made to look new.
 Buy useful article of furniture for $i.95 that is worth $3.OO Monday, March 2i. See our window Sunday. Reap X Crawford Furniture. Co.
 LOST-Three strings of salmon colored coral beads, with silver clamp. Return to the Graphic office and re- ceive reward. (3-17-6t.)
 FOUND-An overcoat on West Fifth avenue. Owner can have same by calling at Mo- 509 Georgia street and paying for this ad (3-22-2t1
 LOST-An Elk pin, with small dia mond between horns and small gold star Finder return to Pine Buff Plumbing Company and receive re- ward (3-226t.)
 A car load of crushed rock was received by the county yesterday from Little Rock and will be distributed along the new macadam road, south of Pine Bluff, this week. The rock is being used to fill various holes on the macadam road.
 -Remember we handle everything to make good garden, poultry wire. all nights, heavy or light, show els, rakes, spades and garden tools of all descriptions. 3 piece garden set for soc. Cleveland-Matthews Hardware Go.
 Sylvester Mansfield, a negro, was fined $10 in the city police court yes- terday morning by Police Judge J. R. Stewart for petit larceny. He paid the fine and was released. It was charged that Mansfield stole a shirt and pair of shoes from mother man.
 We are headquarters for Gar den tools". Poultry Wire" heavy or light. high or low, also Square Mesh and Diamond Mesh field fence" in all nights, See Cleveland-Matthews Hardware Go.
 Rabbi A. Weinstein, of Helena, was expected to visit Rabbi B. Frisch in this city this week and oc- cupy the pulpit at the Temple Fri day night, but letter from him to Dr. Frisch yesterday states that he will be unable to visit the city this week. He will come to Pine Bluff next Friday week.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Webb was found dead in bed yesterday morning at an early hour, at her home in this city. The deceased suffered with heart trouble. She is survived by her hus- band, J. E. Webb, who is a carpen- ter, four children, and brother, w. P. Martindale, who lives near Dex- ter. The remains will be shipped 70 i Dexter for burial this morning.
 Lafayette Lodge Mo- 101, K. of P. met last night at their hall on West | Second avenue. and the third degree | in amplified form was conferred. A | large number of members were pres ent, which made the work very im- pressive. The new stereoptican with | new slides and twenty !! five new costumes were used.
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WOMEN'S OXFOR9S.

This Is surely the Oxford sea- son, judging from the busy appear. ante of our Shoe Department, NIlere we are busy showing the correct styles of feathers, made I'D on the right last to ensure a Uerfect fit to the wearer. Prices from $1.50 to s3.50 a pair.
 TABLE WARE PREMIUMS xsk the sales-clerk for Premium, tickets, which will entitle you td a gift upon the purchase of mer- ehandise to the amount of $10,Co or over. |
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FOR SALE.

Lumber for all purposes, and in addition to fine stock Of hlSh grades. we have some great bargains in cheap material, especially suited for fences, outbuildings, etc. Get our prices. Prompt delivery and ship ments guaranteed. Bluff City Lumber Go. West 4th. Ave. tf.
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IRISH CROCHET TRIMMING

All over with bands and edg- es to mathc, ecrue color, designs are small and medium; just the new spatterns> that all the feminine wurI admire so much for Hon- expensive, though handsome dress trimming, from 5c to 2cc. a yard.
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CARD OF THANKS,

We, wish to extend our heartfelt thanks to our generous friends who were so kind to us at the death of our beloved mother, Mrs. J. Jennings, and we will ever remember and hold dear their friendship.
 MRS. LEE TAYLOR,
 MRS. T. B. RAINEY.
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DRESS TRIMMINGS.

The braided nets in a variety of colors and designs-the one claim ing more popularity than the others is known as the "rat tail' Braid 'et Net, Csc yard.
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NEW WEAyES IN MOHAIRS.
STRIPED PARIS POPLINS.

Made up into pretty Easter
 Dress, meets the demand of so ~many of the younger girls that we are showing a wider range of scolors than usual. Prices, 19c uand 25c a yard.
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Look at Lloyd's Bicycles before you buy. PA Main St. (S-17-1m)