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Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-02-12
PRESIDENT is
IN NEW YORK
Will Deliver Address To-
night Before New York
Republican Club.
TO ALLY NERVOUSNESS
Special By United Press Wire.

Special By United Press Wire.
New York, Feb. 12:-President
Taft, Mrs. Taft, the latter's sister,
Mrs. Anderson, and his aunt, Mrs.
Torrey. arrived here from Washing
ton at 1 o'clock this afternoon. They
were driven at once to the town
house of Henry w. Taft. At A o'clock
Mr.. Taft will meet Governor Hughes,
Senator Depew and others at the
home of Llovd Griscom, where it is
exltc,ed party mat in this state
will be talked over. Taft will speak
at the Lincoln dinne- of the Repub-
lican Club this evening.
Start from Washington.
Special by United Press Wirc.
Washington, Feb. 12:-President
Taft left this morning for New York,
where he will speak tonight at the
Lincoln day dinner of the New York
Republican Club. He will arrive in
Jersey City early this afternoon, 60
ing Immediately to the home of his
brother in New York The speech
tonight is awaited with great inter-
est, as it is expected he will outline
clearly It's policy toward corporation
legislation and control Financial
magnates have been urging him to
do that in order to ally nervousness
which has been recently affecting the
market conditions.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-02-12
RECEIVER NAMED FOR
BIG FOUNDRY CONCERN

Special by United Press Wire.
New York, Feb. 12--Judge Hough,
of the United States district court,
today appointed Waddill Catchings
as receiver for the S14, 100000 Cen
trail Foundry Company of New Jer-
sey, which is alleged by three petit
tioning creditors to be insolvent. 1t
runs one plant in Newark and half q
dozen more in various parts of the
country. According to the petition
ing cerditors it employs 1900 men
and has an annual payroll of 81. .000,-
600. The company also owns the
entire stock of the Central Radiator
Company of New Jersey, amounting
to 100000. The receiver is auth
orized to continue the business of the
Central Foundry Company until such
time as he sees fit to close 1t.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-02-12
WILL START
EXTENSION
FOR SUPPLY
Work for 16 New Ground
Storage Wells 10 Be Com
menced Next Week.
THREE CAR LOADS
OF PIPE ARRIVES
Engineer Mason Has Com
Completed Preliminary Sur
vey--The Contract.

Work on the extension to the ground
storage system at the Perth Amboy
city water works at Runyon will be
started next Thursday. Three carloads
of twenty-four inch pipe is on the
ground and civil engineer s. J. Mason
has staked out the ground upon which
the extension is to be made, so that
everything is practically in readiness
for the beginning of-the work
g. P. Hodgson, Of Metuchen, has the
contract, which consists of driving six
teen new wells. He was awarded the
work at the last meeting of the Water
Commission in January. The extension
Is being made because the city was in
need of an extended water supply,
which was shown during a dry spell
last summer.
A new 100000 gallon pump will
be installed in the pumping station at
Runyon shortly and will be used in
connection with the additional wells.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-02-12
REAPP0INTED
BY GOVERNOR
Judge Beekman of District
Court Has Received His
Commission.
TO SERVE 5 YEARS

John W. Beekman, of this city, has
been re-appointed by Governor Fort,
for fve-year term, as Judge of the
District Court in this city. He re-
ago.
Judge Beekman has filed copies OF
his oath of office at the county clerk S
office in New Brunswick and at the
Office of the city clerk in this city.
Mr. Beekman has been serving on
the District Court bench for about a
year. He succeeded Judge Adrian
Lyon, who is now judge OF the Court
of Common Pleas at New Brunswick.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-02-12
T0TTENV|LLE WILL
NOW BE HAILED
AS BENTLEY MANOR
Change Known By
Appointment Of
Postmaster.
MANY PLEASED
Special to the EVENING NEWS.


Tottenville, Feb. 12:-Miss Minnie
Slaight, postmistress at the Totem
vile post Office, received notice from
First Assistant Postmaster G. p.
Grand1eld at Washington, D. O.,
that she had been appointed postmas-
ter of Bentley Manor for a term Of
four years, commencing February s,
1910.
This appointment came as a sur
prise at this time when everyone was
awaiting the outcome of the two Pc
titions forwarded to the authorities
at Washington. The one opposing 1t
was sent this week.
The notice says that Miss slaight
is to take no action in the change
until after her commission has been
sent to her from Washington This
appointment, under the name OF
Bentley Manor, changes the name Of
the post Office. 1t is said that the
Staten Island Rapid Transit Railroad
Will change the name of the station
as soon as 1t is convenient.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-02-12

Miss Eleanor Butler Alexander,
fiancee of Theodore Roosevelt, Jr.,
is a beautiful young woman and a
member of family prominent in
New York society. She is twenty
one years old. one year younger than
her future husband. Miss Alexander
is the daughter of MIR. and Mrs.
Henry Addison Alexander, who were
divorced several years ago. She has
been acquainted with her fance since
childhood, but neither will admit
how long the engagement has exist
ed. Theodore Roosevelt, Jr., is the
eldest child of the ex-president by
his second and present wife, who was
Miss Edith Carow. He is a half
brother of Mrs. Nicholas Longworth.
Miss Ethel Roosevelt and Kermit,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-02-12
MAN HACKED
BY ASSASSIN
Wealthy Manufacturer Met
Horrible Death After a
Fearful Struggle.
CLUE LEADS TO ARREST
Special by United Press Wire.

Epecial by United Press Wire.
Chicago, Feb. 12;-The careless
ness of murderer who dropped a
tell-tale stiletto guard after hacking
to death Charles Wiltshire, wealthy
glove manufacturer, in his own office,
is expected to bring about an arrest
today which will solve the mystery
of the killing.
Wiltshire was found dead near his
desk at midnight, his head and body
we're mutilated with forty wounds.
The furniture was scattered about
the room, and blood everywhere in
dicated fearful struggle. Detec-
tives today found stiletto guard in
the room, and the guard has already
been identified as the property of an
It"l'on whose arrest Wiltshire re-
Gently caused.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-02-12
MRS. HANS GREiSEN
CHOSEN A DELEGATE

At meeting of the Danish Sister
hood held in Washington hall We'd
nesday night. Mrs. Hans Greisen was
elected delegate to the convention to
be held in Council Cluff, Iowa, Sep
tember 3, and continuing that week.
Mrs. Mathilda Jensen was chosen the
alternate
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-02-12
$50 LIVES
LOST IN A
WRECK AT SEA
.eciaI bu United Press VIC.

Special By United Press Wire
Marseilles, Feb. 12:-Latest re-
ports show that 155 persons were
lost in the wreck OF the French
steamship General Chanzy. Burned
mail bags washed ashore indicate
terrific explosion. Bodies are float
ing near the shore but cannot be
rescued on account of the continu-
ing storm.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-02-12

Archibald and Quentin Roosevelt are
younger children of the ex-president.
The wedding, which is to be celebrat-
ed on an elaborate scale, will be de-
ferred until the arrival in America
of the bridegroom father next June.
He heartily approves of the match.
The announcement came as a sur
prise to even the close friends of the
contracting parties, for recently
young Mr. Roosevelt has been attend
ing strictly to business, and so he
has had small opportunity for those
social excursions in which he might
meet the young lady. Since his
graduation from Harvard in 1908
young Roosevelt has been hard at
work learning the carpet manufac-
turing business
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-02-12
MEETINGS
mi, O. C. T. HALL

The first of series of temperance
meetings under the auspices of the COM
bined Order of Good Templar lodges
of this city, will be held in I. o. G. T.
hall in Prospect street tonight, Rev. G.
W. Hansen, of the Danish NJ f. church,
will speak upon an appropriate sub
ieet.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-02-12
perlh Amboy. n. j. Feb. 9. 1910

Iefln annoy, n. j., feO' ., iSiV
Mess d. Wolff & Co.,
l42 Smith St Perth Amboy. n. ].
Gentlemen-Permit me TO thank you
for the two and half dollars in gold
yon so willingly gave me when
brought in your a. the Evening
News c1nta:ning m M.
must say that th medium of reach
ing the people of Perth Amboy with
your daily specials is a splendid idea.
Aside from the prize you offer each day
for the interest of everyone. your sd-
vertised specials are amazing. and a
great deal more appreciated when seen
on our floors.
Thanking you again for the courtesy
YOU have shown me- and assuring you
of a continuation of my patronage,
am, Very truly yours.
MRS. A. GILLlS.
1S1 Kearny Ave,
Perth Amboy
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-02-12
Lectured on Music.

Prof. w. T. Tomlins, of New York,
delivered the second of course of
lectures on music before the school
teachers in the high school yester-
day. The third will be given next
Friday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-02-12
Nav Sue For namnges.

A suit Tor damages for the death
Of Steve Olnac, will be instituted
against the Raritan Copper Works
x week, unless a settlement
-ouid bg effected in the meantime.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-02-12
OPERATION UPON
EDWIN G. FRASER

Edwin G. Fraser, of AZ Lewis
street, president of the water board,
is in a serious condition in the city
hospital following an operation for
appendicitis. The operation was
performed yesterday afternoon ty
DR.. j. G. Wilson. Mr.. ERASER was re-
ported to be doing as well as could
be expected this afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-02-12
NEW ENGLAND
is TIED UP
BY THE STORM
Special oy Unitea Press WIRE.

Special by United Press Wire
Boston, Feb. 12:-Heavy snow
driven by high winds today has prac-
tically tied up the traffic throughout
New England. The fishing schooner
Minerva has been wrecked near the
eastern port light. The crew escaped
in boats.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-02-12
BIG WIRELESS
STATION ON
LONG ISLAND

Special by United Press Wire.
New York. Feb. 12:-The United
Wireless Company today closed
contract for q long lease Of five acres
at the extreme end of Long Island
10 build a mammoth wireless station.
They say they will have wireless
communication with France within
one month.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-02-12

We guarantee to cure chapped
hands with Handy Cream Or money
refunded. Garben, 433 State street
S935-2-12-1te
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-02-12

Sewing Machines, any make. any
style, at A. Jensen. $50 State street.
S762-2-3-tfs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-02-12
The Storm In Rochester.

speclnI bU UnlfeN Press Wffe.
Rochester, n. Feb. 12Txelez
inches of snow Is on the gFound here.
A terrific storm is still raging. Traf-
fic is almost-at a standstfll Trains
are over five hours late. The local
forester predicts more snow today
and tomorrow.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-02-12

Ford Automobiles, sole agency, A.
Jensen, $50 State street.
S762-2-3-tfs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-02-12
Fishing Schooner Wrecked.

Special by United Press Wire.
Portsmouth, N. H., Feb. 12:-The
fishing schooner W. H. Reid is COM
pletely wrecked today on Strawis
Point Life savers rescued the crew
after terrible danger.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-02-12

Gardens White Pine Will cure tina
cough Garben, 433 State street.
2996-2-12-Il
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-02-12
Schooner Is Ashore.

npslIuI Oy UHFIeu FTe5s VIC.
Bridgeport, Conn, Feb. PA
two-masted schooner, name unknown,
is ashore on Nauvoo Island of Nor
walk. Tugs have been sent out to
assist it.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-02-12
CHARCOT FAILED TO
REACH SOUTH POLE

London, Feb. 12:-(SpeciaD
Dispatches today from DR.. Char
cot, leader of the French Antartic
expedition now at Punta Arena,
returning, say the expedition
reached only within 1,400 miles
of the south pole. The men were
seriously sick of scurvy, but none
died. Scientific data of great
value was declared to have been
obtained.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-02-12
Sound Steamers Seek Shelter.

Special By United Press Wire.
New London, Conn, Feb rs
Especially The steamers New Haven
and Providence were forced to put
in here on account Of the terrific
seas in the sound. They carry 800
passengers
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-02-12

New York, Feb. 12:-(SpeciaD
Herbert l.. Bridgman, secretary
of the Peary Arctic Club, received
the following message today:
"Punta Arena, Chill, February
II. To Peary, North Pole, Brook
lyn. Hearty congratulation. Sign
ed, Charcot."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-02-12

some or the news" or your imme-
diate neighborhood may be found in
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-02-12

Sole agency for National Cash
Registers, all the latest models. A..
Jensen, 336 State street.
S762-2-3-tf*
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-02-12
Recharge Storage batteries.

Recharge Storage Batteries.
Andrew Anderson has opened q
storage battery, made by the Eagle
tablsnment at 362 state street, He
will recharge storage batteries and
repair them. He holds the sole
agency of this district for the Eagle
storage battery, made by the 7agls
Storage Battery Company, OF New
York.
Get a Typewriter from A. Jensen.
336 State street
S762-2-3-tfr
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Holiday Fandkerchiefs
Mems, Women's, Children's.
All Kinds-All Qualities Prices.

HANDKFS AT 1212-
All Iinen-Hand Eub'd Corners
All I.nen-plair-sE and heavy
All Linen Crossbar-
Fu,b'd HIS emh'd and Lace trim u
Mourning Handk fs-H- = and scallop enb y
All Linen HrTuatitch-
Mems All Linen Initial
Mems Nercsrized-white and fancy
HANDkFS AT &c.
For Men and Women.
All Linen Crosshar
al Iinsn-i,. IA. 4 inch hem
All IAren Hemstirch-ernb'd corner
HANDKFS AT IS CENTS.
Mems and wonens All Linen Hsrnstitch.
HANDKFS AT % CTS.
Mems and WomAus All Linen Initial
Mems ana Wouens All Linen Henstitch.
Mems Extra size H s Linen
Mems Extra Lineu-taps border.
Mems All Linen Crosshar.
Wornen's All Linen Hand Embroidered
SrsIIop-d and Hemstitched Embroidery. all
white or black and whits-sn Linen-lace
trim'd.
HANDKF rs AT 40 CTS
All I.fneu-hand enb'd corners
All I,inen-Madeira embroidery
Al Iinen-iace rrim'd-
Mems Al Linen Initial
Mems All Linen II S.-reg. aud extra size
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MACHINERY. DIES AND MODELS.

SPECIALISTS in tools dies. models, expert
mental work and screw machine products esti-
mates furnished Volquart's Machine Works. 239
East o7th St New York
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WATER FILTERS.

DPTEK PURE wATER-LINkE "ACORN''
and Advance self cleaning stone tube water
-,-rffars- Endorsed by leading physicians:
booklet mailed 225 West 18Th ST
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LOST EANkBOOkS.

HANDBOOK Nc. 533. 434 Of the Union Dime
Savings Bank is missing. Any person hav-
INC a claim to il IS hereby called upon To pre-
se9+ the same within ten days or submit TO
having said passbook cancelled and new
one issued
PAEKBOOK No JO7. 1914 of the Union Dime Saw
fnrs Bank Is missing ANY person having a
lain To Il IS hereby called upon 20 present the
ssT7e within ten DAYS submit 10 having said
raeshoolz cancelled and new one izsled
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

" ANTTrD Competent business in. san
Francisco cal. with $G,Ge0 cash Tor perma
reIt ztnr,, both wholesale and retail in We'll
known staple line; S2I0 month ana all expenses
and liberal share of profits; large: We'll know n
liesiss rstahjisbed many wears. offers excellent
opening for steady, e9ai~feHt man. f7vura bile in
should axe 81 900 to $4,000 a year az better:
large future prospect. reference required Ad-
dress \. $. Box g. Tribune Office
90 Eeo M WE WILL LEND YOU $1,000
S[,pEUrOV under certain reasonable coudi-
lions. and agree that you may repay the loan
from the dividends investment which We
VIII suggest. CONTINENTAL COMMERCIAL
co. ST. Louis. Mo
WANTED to meet Investors who would appre-
ciate a good lumber and tie proposition Ad-
dress NJ J. Appel. 1897 lntervale ave. n y. City
s. UOn CASH paid for months Joan OF seu 00O:
security sound rrine ipals only J. l., Box 81,
Tribune Office
ADVERTISEMENT AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for The Tribune received at their Uptown Office.
No 1884 Broadway. between Seth and 37th SITS.
until q o'clock D. m Advertisements received 1t
tie following branch offices regular office rates
n7-iI : osrlCck D. IN. ptz.: 36i SIN ave, cor.
aea II 1,S sfll ave. cor. i-th St, foi East 18th
- 81 west 42d ST.. between 9Th and 9Th az es
,e: West fe5th g. 10;5 I'd ave iH2s ID ave
near sist = 1If~ 1st ave. near Sath St, 15I
East i25tl, II Tas fremont ave, 500 "a ave,
and sny American District Telegraph once.
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Will. YOU INVEST IN \ SAFE.
SOUND GOING CONCERN
4 business that has grown so
rapidly In the past few months
that more capital IL needed i'm
niediateiy offers $40, Goa OF its
capital stock. You will have
very facility for investigation
references exchanged only
principals viii be dealt with
IMMEDIATE ACTION
viii put you into the best paving
proposition in New York-wffh or
without services
NJ. Box $. Tribune Office.
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machinery for any purpose; model makers AMI
light manufacturing. NATIONAL. INDICATOR
80 $50 Worth 81
| RIO GOO CASH. and bonus for advancing Sls.eoo
J New Jersey snierpriss; promoters h J..
Box s. Tribune once,
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STORAGE AND MOVING.

HAEGER'S STORAGE WAREHOUSE CO. sth
ave 33d 10 Bath sts.-Storags for furniturs:
padded for moving: boxing packing and
shipping estimates furnished. Phone 3210-3Sth
MKINLEY STORAGE co, 232 East 11Sth.-
Vans for moving; SHIPPING. packing. mod
crate charges. Tel l8i4-Harlem-
HARLEM STORAGE WAREHOUSE co. I'll
East Tooth st--StoraCe, moving. carpet clean
inE- Telephone S5o-.9th ST.
LEE BROTHERS STORAGE g. VAN Gu cIu
East 121th ST. Storage, moving. packing.
hest service: telephone
JNpEPFNDENT STpI:NGE co. 1877 - ave
Moving packing shipping city or country.
lowest charges. Te'. 3anN Lenox.
pAUBS STORAGE WAREHOUSE. IS LIST ave
Storage. moving. packing. slipping. safes and
pianos moved. Tel 124-Orchard,
CENTRAL STORAGE WAREHOUSES;. 307 Vest
s7th st-MovinE, storing. packing. shipping
Telephone 1890 MURRAY Hi
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BIG BARGAINS Slightly used office furniture
desks, tvpewriters cash registers adding ma
crimes. mirYeographs, fling cabinets safes. ad-
dressing machines time clocks, partition J. check
protectors bookcases NATHAN'S. White ST
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OLD GOLD AND SILVER.

HIGHEST PRICES for Diamonds. old Gold:
EMBELLISHMENTS made. CHARLES 4. WEBER
COMPANY. I Wall St
JACKS OLD CURIOSITY SHOP buys old gold.
slTger antiques curi0s. etc. JACK ROTH. IS
Fiat9,ush ave. Brooklyn. Tel. a2a-PrGspeet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-11

TESKS. partitions. telephone booths. tables.
chairs wardrobes, mirror vail fixtures. bust
ness furniture all kinds Finn Brothers. SIS
Broadway. 80 Franklin
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rYPEWRITIMG ND TYPEWRlTERs

II1eTfDR VISIBLE. ~ Nassau ST. catalogue
free: all makes taken part meut: bargains
in Underwood Renlingtons. C!iyers. Smiths.
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CARPE CLEANING.
ANTIQUES.
The Charles Dickens Curiosity Shop

: T MANLY. MGR. 80 WEST Bath ST.
-bLFS ART GALLERY. TO- We. 49, Ct
Antiques. c1srioS old Jewels. si1verwars II re
fans, painting. miniatures snd wcsp ons. Old
god bought
F'p2 SLIGHTLY used furniture Inducing
Prices Charles ! Darling CO sucrioneers.
SUCCESSOR Jo1n ? STEPHENS, 6e3 sth ave Tel
z11- N1rTav Hi
- RN1TU Re pictures. mirrors. uphoIsterinK.
- biDet making, polishing. picture framing and
ysgildinE. II schoen, l23 East 5sth 81
=. OLD SEOPPE--ANTIQI- Fl R%TTI- RE
hric-s-hrsc. paintings porcelairs bronzes
cUrios $50 Fourth ave. Tel, 57lp Mad So.
Z. CABOZA. the old and original cryaa re-
psirer. marble and alabaster cleaned nd re-
pared. 81 East 52d st Telephone 5Ta0 Plaza.
d SALTO BROS--An;iGue furniture bric-a-
brac. Sheffield and solid silver. ass 4th ave
9Th ST Tel 2246-Macison Square.
CHaS- X KsPEER AZ Lexington ave cor
45.h st---TarcSt Of iqEes and works " art
horCHt and sold
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REFUGE FORM AND BEAUTIFY FACE

= - = sall for complete formula Price s.
Al AAN HOPE ~ C9iuGabus AVe4. New YorE.
- s - 117N HAIR GROWER positively grows
,-,ii -, , Cies eaiicruf. money refunded: 81
St New York ~-o- -" W s7N 1SN~
A4s5 DELLA AND Mss KATE. formerly
- 9i-ss E-i-5iy GRAY ard bIeached hair re
$40. - s--.1r- arbitration s. 4 V 30 St
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DENTISTRY
lAIlMnRfEe

Hoss'jp7E LAUNDRT. IIs West 2sth s.
hys-, - rt-f3 cor scEeI7t oEIsis work thai
tltss EsS s-aI-on- TeleEaoRe. 1873 Madison.
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Pearl and Beaded
Garnitures

are selling freely as gifts. \ glance -
enough to explain why SO many choose
them as gifts. Their beauty as decOTa-
tiOns for the COrsage is SO pronounced
that any woman welcomes such an Of
ferinC They may be transferred as
readily as a necklace. and make a SUI
perb showing at far less expense, being
complete trim for waist
LAO to 500
ASSIGNMENTS show styles in all gilt. ar
silver or combination including an
Oriental Indian design IN the wonderful
combination cOlorings for which East
ern art is nOted-Pearls figure largely in
many of the designS-aU have rich
fringe.
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LAO to 500

HANDk'FS AT SO AND 15 CTS
All I>fuen-Madeira embroidery
All Iinen-Fal- lace trim
All Linen-smbd and r. :. embroidered.
HANDK'FS AT as CTS
All Ilnsn-Fius Val or Esuiss iac- triTn-dD
combined with French en1b ;.
Finer to 81 as each. with dep Tsl -
SILK HANDK F
Mems lap SiIk-vhfts ard coIor.-
he-nsti-ch. with and without Initial
also fsuciss ---------. .-...-. 20
wornen's Enb' d-sesllop edge ..----.-. 50
Mems lap
rlsin With Initial ..--.--....-.-- 50
CniIdrsn's Handk Is in fancy boI-s-
in box ------------- 20
IN box --..-.-------- ~
IN BONES6 IN BON.
Mems Union Linen ...-- ---.-. -..-..- 81
Mems All Iinru-----..-.----.-.- IS 81
Wornen-s AT Linen Initial
All TLuen-elshorats errhry
in fancy feIder-i= DOZEN -.----.--.--.- =. OF
Cro<sLar- Eub'd Corners
all Linen-1= dozen. ....-.-............ .9S
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This handsome parlor or library chair,
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wOuF,N's SUITS+eIoth and velvet
Were S15.9S to SJ9-9c
wONEN'S DRESSES-vool-silk -velve
Were SS-9S 10 S249S-
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TOILET PREPARATIONS.

ftot. DE SPOTTES AMERICAN HAIR DYE
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The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1910-09-15
Gard From MIR. Bethea.

Permit me through the columns
or your paper to thank the people
of Dillon county for the generous
support given me in the primary of
the 3Oth ult. Words are made
quate to convey the gratitude | feel,
as the first representative of Dillon
county, for the overwhelming en-
dorsement l received
After such an expression of con-
fidence, one would, indeed, be an
migrate did he not put forth his ut
most efforts to measure up to the
highest expectations of his friends,
and assure them that it shall be
my task to redeem every promise
made and devote all the powers OF
my mind and heart to the upbuild-
Ing of our county and the best in
terests Of the people, I am,
Very sincerely,
Preston l.. Bethea