,- s mi ;.t 3::;; v. -
y i a -r r.-vUi.g at ; a
, 'l invitation to ail; pews free.
v.v.tminster Eev. Alexander- Mar
t !. jastor. . Services at 11 and 8; the
l,orJ's supper-will be celebrated at the
morning hour; .Sunday school at 10;
the public Is cordially invited.
St, paulRev. Charles h. RfS1
rastor. Preaching at 11 and 8 by the
pastor; Sunday school at 8:30; pray
er meeting Wednesday evening at 8,
all are cordially Invited.
Tenth Avenue Rev. A. R,. Shaw,
pastor. Preaching at 11 and by the
pastor, Sunday school at J:S0; West
minster League meeting at 7;1&; pray
er meetin gWednesday evening at
all are cordially invited.
Belmont Sunday school at 10; "
members who signed the petition for
oganizatlon of the church are request
ed1 to be present; at - I o'clock the
church will be organized by Key. Dr.
A. R. Shaw, Rev. Charles Raynal
and Dr. Martin A: Hardin. , AU are
welcome-; :: .' " t i v'-rM ;- -j ';
v" . Methodist.-:
v Tryon StreetRev. H. : K. .Boyer,
pastor At 11 the sacrament of the
Lord's supper- will be administered;
preaching at I by the pastor; men's
prayer meeting at 10; Sunday school
rally -day service at; J:36; ;E cordial
Invitation to all.' : - '-" '' '
, Brevard Street Preaching at 11
and :45-by the pastor. Rev. Harold
Turner; Sunday school at t; prayer
weetlng at 10; a cordial invitation to
all .v..- : -
Calvary Preaching at 11 and 7:30
by the pastor, Rev. 3. P. Totten ;
prayer meeting ; at 10:15; Sunday
school at 9 awelcome to all.
Cfwibrtlv Preaching at .11 and
7:4S by thV tfaMor.' Rev; 1C, M. Saort;
Sunday ecjipol at ft:i5;. all are . wel
come. ,'
Eoworth Preackln -at 11 by Rev.
A. Li Coburn, communion service after
the' sermon: Sunday scnooi at s:o.
preaching at Seversvilla at' 7:80; com
munion service alter sermon; premni
Ing every night neit week at T:0A
Belmont Park Rev, W. 8. Hales,
pastor,-V Preaichlrig thjs evening at
7:80; services tp-morrqw at 11 and 7;
Sunday school at 3; Sunday scnooi ai
ha Unrhum Mill , nhanel at :4B:
nreac'.ilnr at 4:80.
- Trinity Preaching at' li and 8 by
the Tvaator. Rev. Plato. T. Durham;
Sunday school at 4; a cordial invita
tion-to all. . i ' ,
. ; 4 f ( LUTHERAN.
St Mark's Rev. Dr. Robert C
Holland, pastor.- Services and holy
communion at 11: preparatory or con
gretslonal service in the lecture room
at 10:80; Sunday school, at 3:30; mid
week' service Wednesday evening at
8.
; .... . ; a. r, p.
rirst Rev. William Duncan, pas
tor., preaching at 11 and 7:45: subject
of morning sermon, "My Father's
. God;" that Of the evening, "Hornets
and Angels." Sabbath school at 12:15;
session will meet in church study at
' Invitation Is - extended.
East Avenue Tabernacle Rev. W.
TV. Orr, pastor. Preaching at 11 and
7:80; men's prayer meeting at 10:30;
Sabbath school at 3:30; Y. P. C. U,
meets at 6:80; congregational prayer
meeting Wednesday at S. A most cor
: dial invitation, to all these services la
.extended
Villa Heights Preaching at 3:30
by Dr. Orr; Sabbath school at 4:30;
prayer meeting Tuesday night at 8;
everybody invited to all services. '
t -CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
' First Church of Christian Scientist
Services to-morrow at 11 and Wed
nesday svehltig at 8:15; subject for
Sunday, "Are Sin, Disease and Deafh
Real?;" the reading room same ad
dress. Is open dally except Monday
lrom 3 o'clock until 5 in the after
noon;; th public is cordially Invited
to the services and the reading room.
. EPISCOPAL.
, Church 'of the Holy Comforter,
Sims' Hal), Dilworth Bunday school
and Bible class at 9:45.
8L Martin's Chapel, Davidson and
Tenth streets Sunday school and Bi
ble class at 3:30; evening uraver and
' sermon at 8.
St. Andrew's Chapel. Seversvllle
Morning prayer and -sermon at 11;
Sunday school at 4. '
Chapel of Hope. Bast Fifteenth
Street Sunday school at 3:30; evening
prayer and sermon at 8:30.
St Peters Rev. Harris .Malllnck
rodt. rector. Sunday school at 8:45
Morning prayer and sermon. 11
Evening service, 8, Pews free.
. ," BAPTIST.
Ninth Avenue There will be three
" services to-morrow at 11, 3:80 and
. ' TA AAM SiS-aJ V. . is -
, ncjs wno w aiding tne pastor In a
luiciini. nuiHisv rnniii mostiH at
1:11. T.iere will be services to-day
'at 1:10 and 7:45. All are Invited to
i - j q m
Fmchard Memorial Rev. Dr. E E.
Bomar, imstor. Services at 1 1 and
7:45; annual conference at 8:30; Hun-
. aay scnooi at ;ju; ipuour invited to
' all iheiu, jierviees. Tlip naRtnr v,r.r.,.u
lor a tun ait'-nflance m mctiibt-rft und
.friends at this, the beginning of hfet
econa years pwtorate.
BIO StTCESS ASSl-HEJ).
Over Twelve Hundred Dollar Worth
or llckcts Sold For Fan FmUvsJ
Programmes Complete Hig Sue
cess Certain.
tprom every Indication the ap
prvacoing. . lesuvai will et a new
record In this State, The Campanarl
ana wunson musteei programmes
have been completed and will be
;' published in The Otaserver xhortly,
and everything s almost ready for
.the grand opening.
Governor Glenn has Informed the
managers that he win be here In
good time to enjoy the opening re
ception ' . In honor of Hon. W. J.
Bryan. -.; '.
It la planned ' to have a great
street parade and royal all-around
good welcoming ovation for the din-
. tlnguished Nebraskan.
, A gentleman from Winston-Salem
writes that a big crowd will attend
the festlval lrom that city, similar
letters hare come from Stateevhie,
Gastonla,-; Monroe and other towns
nearby.
Orders sre received dally from
out of town for seat Yeservat Tons, and
tickets are going fast in the city.
Tickets may be purchased at Jor
, Can's drug store, the Selwyn Hotel,
Charles M. StiefTs Charlotte Music
Company's,'-Stone &' Harrlnger's and
fi m "the blind roan on the corner."
From all appearances the festival
this fall ts to be an all-around ph
; nomenal success, .
i m mfm, i. ,i ,', ((t ,",
Tetu'licrs Exflmlnatlons 1 Tills Werk.
TiiursJay, Friday and Saturday of
this week are the dates upon which
the examinations for teacher cerdlj-
a will ts hejd In the office" of the
iy suprfntendent of schools in
- i ;rt h"uM.- This is the last call
r V vrtnt season and all "who
' TTtlflcate houl4 tke ' notice
vviujvw. - vv vvivb
A i . i . .- ; of t'..a 8:.--Kl:-.:.!er.i of
to :.; ecK;,--,,.,u"-ir Co;:.on JloUin Coni
i any waa hc-U at- tae court bouse
j-".iter Jay morning- and 'organization
wan perfected. Following the re
election of Mesors. -M. Davis, T. J.
Renfiw,S. B. Alexander; C, II.
Wolfe, S. B. Faulkner. W. H. Belkj
and B. T. Price as a board of direc
tors, the capital stock of the corpora
tion -was Increased from 31.000 to
110.000. Within the next two or
three days a meeting of the directors
will bs held and officers chosen, v
The prevailing sentiment of . those
present seemed to be that cotton
snouia oo neia unui i cenis can uc .
obtained for' It A quorum of the
members of the Cotton Association
was not present, however, so no defl-
nlte or binding action was taken at
this meeting. l-
The directors have vnot yet Ueter-
mined whether the company shall
confine Its activities to the field, of
warehousing the cotton of the. farmers
pr engage in the buying of cotton.
Messrs. Stewart & McRae havs been
retained as counsel.
FIRE. OX EAST STOXEWALL.
Chief W.' 6, Orr. Sideswipe a Yonns;
Stan on Independence Squaro aa tie
Hurries to the Fire - and Knocks
Ui9 Down Fire Loss About $800
The' ilre ; department ' was call
ed out yesterday afternoon to extin
guish a fierce fire on Bast Stonewall
street, which .burned one negro cabin
to the ground and badly damaged
the two adjoining ones. The houses
weme occupied by Susie Relnharat,
Hannah Weeks and Ed Phillips, all
colored and were located at Nps. BOJ,
504 and 608 East Stonewall street
The loss 1s estimated at from 8800 to
31.000.-. -
While on hfs way to' the fire, Chief
W. 8. Orr sideswlped a young white
man standing on the square -with the
front wheel of his buggy and knock
ed him : to the ground. f; The man's
name was Henry Newell; a eon or
Leander Newell, of the county. He
was gailng with eajer Interest at the
first of! the wagons hurryfng: to the
fire down East Trade, street and In his
desire to see all that was going on
stepped out at least 15 feet from the
curb. Chief Git's buggy touched him
as it flew by and knocked him to the
ground. No bone were broken ond
no serious harm done: , ' ; ,'
ASSOCIATIOX TEAR REPORT.
ExcoUent Showing of First Baptist
Chirrrh IjCt AH the Baptist
fTwmhes of the State. ,
' The statistical report of the Baptist
churches In the Mecklenburg-Cabarrus
Association has Just been tabulated,
and the following figures constituting
the report of the First Baptist church
In Charlotte will interest many In the
city and elsewhere In the State. These
figure show that this chupch leads all
of the Baptist churches In the State
during the year beginning September
1. 1906. and ending 'September 1,
1907.
Pastor's salary, $3,180; building
fund for repairs on Sunday school
room, 38, 028.88; ,foreign missions,
$1,318.25; home missions, 3839.55;
State missions, 3877.13; incidentals,
$2,100; Sunday school extension,
$1,500; ansorlatlonal missions, $160;
poor fund. $102; orphanage, $82.88.
Total. $17,6R2.70. " -
New members added Jurlng the
year, 221.
Too Anxious to SHI Mortgaged Mule
and was jvaonea. -An
evident undue desire to rid him
self of the possession of a likely-look
Ing mule nas landed Amsl Kirk pat
rick, colored, In the hands of the pow
ers which be. Amsl mounted himself
on Mis animal Friday and meandered
to Gaxtonia, where he offered It for
sale for $100. This amount soon
dwindled to $25. The suspicions of
the Oastonla folks were aroused and
a query was telephoned to Charlotte
officers to learn whether or not a
"mule wis missing, t Investigation
yesterday proved that Mr. J. C. Reb
man, of Seversville, had a mortgage
on the beast. The negro was sent
for.
Trjon Street Sunday St'hool to Observe
1 ituii n
This afternoon the Sunday school
of Tryon Street Methodist church will
hold a special "Rally Day" exercise,
beginning at 3:30 o'clock. All mem
bers of the school and all visitors who
will are urxea to be present. The
following programme will be pre
sented at this time;
The programs Is as follows:
Opening inn ly the school.
1'rayer. .
Flue to by Prof. Harry Asbury.
Scripture re.-vlin.
8ong by the school.
Hon try qnanpttH, composed of Messrs.
wtimn, Kirny, tiuyi-K nn Culpepper.
Sitlo by Mia Ads Craven.
Report of cliso. n
Uenedletlon. -M
Paiors of lurorporatlon' For Meek
Icnimrg Holding Company.
In the office of t hit clerk of the
court yesterday papers of incorpora
tion issued by the. Secretary of State
for the Mecklenburg Cotton Holding
Company twero Moil The Incorpor
alors are: Meters. W. 8. Pharr. with
50 Kbarfw; T, J. Itenfrow, 10; C. H.
Wolfe, CO; W. 11. Helk, 20; B, T.
Pnre, 20; a. 11. Alexander, 10; J. M.
Davis, 40. Bach share represents a
value of $5. The ' total T authorised
capital stock is $1 25,000," or 25,000
shares. It can benln business when
1.000 shares have been subscribed.
Children Outside to Attend Graded
School. ,
An arrangement has Ibeen effected
between Oounty Superintendent of
Schools R. J. -Cochran and Mr. J.
Hlrshlnger, of the cl:y" board of
S4;hool commlssionern, whereby on
the payment of a stipulated sum by
the county, to the city schools chil
dren who are just -on the outskirts
of the new city limits may a:$end the
graded schools near the free. This
applies to those who last year attend
ed the Dllworth school and v Myers
Park school.
Mr. Becgers to Be Manager.
To-morrow morning Mr. 'Samuel
Seegers, formerly of the firm of Hayes
ft sogers, will become manager ot
the Climax barbershop for Mf. W.
II. Young, the new proprietor, Mr.
Emmet Wlshart. who is the manager
now, will attend the North Carolina
Medical College In the mornings and
ply his trade as tonsorlal antlst In
the afternoon. He will have a chair
In the Climax chop.
iwvrrrms said he woi:ld not livh
1 peter Fry, Wociniff, V. wrlw. "Af
ter dorterlng tr tmo years with the bt
ruysirians in wvnemirg, nd situ gt-
fir
m wnrae. tne .aoetm- nuluut ..... t
had any bubfne to attend ti I b"t-
t-r attend to it at once. I mirt n.if
H-wH4y lv another month as Uters ws
no eure for in Foley Klrtny thire
was recommended to me by a Mend, und
I unmedlatsly sent my son to Uift store
for IU and sftsr taking three buttles I
It Utn to getbeHer swi eontlnueij f m
i r.ruvn until I wss tnuriy v
until I ws entirely we i ." , i
l: - . i
J.5 I'-:.-. a lkite v -.m:-t w..-
was hauli-;l to the city lock-up yes
terday morning between tne -hours of
1 and 2 in'a mingled state of Intoxi
cation and tears, was .fined ' 125 by
Kecorder Smith in court, provided she
does not leavs, the city. s$he went
street car riding Friday night, ehe
said,', with . gentleman friend, but
the latter took French leave, after,
leaving his address. So Mattie sat
her down on the front plazaaa of the
residence of Mr. R. O. Alexander and
gave vent o her loneliness by wails
Uti. VhtnH nmit the neieh
toorhood. She declined to be com
v.j
forted, but liked the nlace too wen to
leave, so the police were called InJ
a-hereupony she resistea arrest vigor
ously, wing voice and limbs, - " , -
Jim Frasier s case was canea at
last and a bond, of $50 required on
the charge of I embexxlement The
specific allegation Is that while - a
driver for the J. W. , W'adsworth
Onnnf nflmtiinr en manv occafons he
collected the fares' and permanently,
silently, selfishly pocketed them, v
' George Edwards ana t. m. orown
were fined $10 for assault and bat
tery, while HaseJ 'Kennel was lined
ior souciiing pascuB5. ,.
l Passion Play ThU Week. ,
Th 'Rdtsonia Is announcing the re
turn of the celebrated "Passion play."
which excited much Interest. and ad
miration there 'several weeks ago. it
depicts the principal events m the
life of ' Christ, reaching - the climax
In the croclflxlop and the resurrec
tion. So like the Siriptural account
is the rendering that It la .easy t
Imtfglne that one is an actual specta
tor. -. -. .- - ' ' ?V-
It will be shown at the .Edisonia
October 7th, 8th. th and 10th Mon
day, Tuesday, .Wednesday and Tnurs-
day. It Is a grea,t- drawing cara.
A Runaway Lad Is-Wanted:
Two Charlotte oys. Cash Robin
son and Hub Allen, left Friday
morning on No. 11 with the avowed
Intention of wintering in sunny Flor
ida. Mr. R. I. Allen la the (father of
Huh. and Is anxious that he be ap
prehended. The police at Gastonla
were notified, but have been -unable
to locate them In hat vtown. ; The
boys are about 18 years old. If any
nersons who know , aught ; of their
persons who know auoght i of -'their
whereabouts will notify The Observer,
the Information will be appreciated.
lilttle Brevard McDowell KendrlcU
Dead. - .: : '
Brevard McDowell, the 10-weeks.
old child of Mr. and Mrs. , Will O
Kendrlck. died last night at 9:80 al
ter an Illness of several weeks. The
funeral will be conducted this after
noon at 4:30 from the residence of
Mr. J. A. BigRsbee, No. 205vEaet LWj
erty street Rev. J. E. Totten. pastor
of Palvarv Methodist church, will
conduct the services. The bereaved
parents have the sympathy o( numer
ous friends.
"Hop O' My Thum."
A pretty and attractive picture was
on exhibition at the Theato yester
day, titled the "Tom My Thumb."
It Is a realistic presentation of the
old storv which has delighted mil
lions of children.' Tie narrow escape
of tha hew of children from the
miehtv sword of the fiendish ogre
the lad's presence of mind In averting
inirer ftnri effectlna1 escape are all
depicted Interestingly.
Sticks to His Flute.
Mr. Franc H. Jones, formerly of
this city, but now of Atlanta, has
written back to a friend for some
flute music. The Inference Is that he
has Joined Uncle Sam's cljolr.
For Chronic Diarrhoea. ,
"While In the srmy In 1S63 I wm tak
en with chronic diarrhoea," says George
M. Felton. of 8outh Gibson. Pa. '1 ha.v
klnce tried many remedlei hut without
nv poimannt relief until Mr. A. W.
Mllei, of thU plaee, persuaded me to try
Chamberlain's Colic. Cholers nd Dlr
rbooa Remody. one bottle of which stop
red it at once. " For sale by W. L. Hand
tz Co.
Founded 1842s
'Siner their own praise."
The beautiful
smg-"
ing tone, perfectly bal
anced action and touch,
combined with' 'un
equaled durability", is
the REASON, and the
ONLY REASON, for
the high esteem in
which . the Artistic
Stieefl is held in ex
clusive musical circles;
add those ; who are in-
terested in higher mu
sical education, ; - J
Chas M. Stlcff
Manufacturer ot the Artistlo
Stleff, Shstv ana Stlcff
' , ; Self-riayer Pianos, ; .'.
Southern Wareroom:
5 West Trade St., :
CHABLOTTE. N. 0,
o.H.wniiOTH;i:r,
IT f 9 t v -- - -' .
. I r- -r- 1 p r " ' " " f-1 f - ' I . -
Czzs.?Ziz O C.no Ccal & Cc;;-'C6.
M.O.DROOK3 GE1N.MCR.
s VWWVWWW sf
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The Great Religious Drama' Ci
THP dicvtov r,v ' V
will be presented at .
TIH3 EDISOXIA
Monday Tuesday and '
Wednesday.
No one can . afford . to miss it
ooccooooooooocoooooooooooo
Home
Is what we all fancy and aw Xond
of. Nobody makes pies, cakes or pot
roast like mother, Next to home,
though, ' ,
f , I v '
Food at This Res
taurant
Is as Ideal as is obtainable,
good eating and-to . appease
appetite patronise . us.
GEM DINING ROOM.
' For
your
The Stove
will soon be here, as these
cool evenings testify. We
have Just what you 'wish,
from the large Base Burner
for your hall to the Oil Stove
for your bath room.
Give us your order now.
J. N. UlcCausland Co.
Mbtsj Dealers, Rooflag Contractors,
Ml A Tryon Street.
Cooking
s
HOUSEHOLD
Necessities:: Rogers' Stain
Floor Wax, Lucas' iWax -
nish, Waxing Brushes, Floor Sweeps and Dust-Down
Sweeping Powder, Furniture and Metal Polish, Ala
bastine and Galcimo WTall 1 Finishes, - Enamels and
Stains for wood-work and furniture Japanese and
Our; Favorite Gold Paints,' Stove PipeEnamel and
Flat Back for metals. iU
We sell all the little things
about the home. We have mentioned a few of our
leading brands; Tnake esnecial efforts to, keep a 6tock
suited to household requirements. : , -' : - - - -Our
recommendation of any material ,is a guarantee of
quality.- ' Complaints will be -adjutedi to the satis-f
faction of our customers, , without argument. .' ;
Prompt delivery of all orders, advice regarding Paint
wants freo, and we solicit the accounts of reputable '
people. ' ,ri,,. . v ,
Torrcnce Paint Company,
II, , 1 ; , ."t- ' '' iiiVi i'lii'iiii 'i' 1 " imi 11 1 " " ' ' 'J . s ' ' - k .. '"., III
Attractive
c 11 i in rtriiss.i-.r
DINING ltOOlM CHAIRS Ali styles,. from a cane seated one at 85c.,rto a'
$7
o-niDtrTwrt p A "mMFCLT n Tot4oW nfwiAisi
4 BEAUTIFUL. DINING ROOM itUGSA handsome Tapestry Rug, .9x12 size, at $16.50. Oriental
Axminster Rus'9xl2,
Goods esre full fucked fw shipment
out or town eunumers, .
I I I 1(1 r ,, . '..'.'-' ' .
g n f' ' 1
RICMMONO, VIRGINIA
mm
VU you will not
near
rea-
,-.( a
son
be'll 1 surely . rap
your
knuckles
,Take tho matter, of Book.
- . " . " t --cases,
for Instance: An ordl
nary - Bookcase It ; always
. bought Just large' enough for
the book ' you nave,: or too
large, in order to have room
for future purchases. ' ' ' ,
If noughts, too ( large 'you,
will' have unsightly ; .empty
shelves staring'"'at70u" In tn'ute
( reproach.'' If bought Just
large enough you will - soon
havrf books scattered all over
the house, beng damaged by
, dust and handling. r -----.
REASON SAYS ' '
Buy the Wernicke "Elastic"
Bookcase. .Small enough - for
"10 books; large enough
for
10,000- books.
"May your knuckles not
be
rapped. ; ; ; 'v.'; j r
A large stock, all woods, all
finishes, all sues now on hand.
Call er write 'for catalogue.
Stone & Barringer Co.
Booksellers and Stationers,
Floor Finish, Floorsatin,
o - Lac, FloonPaint and Var-:
in Paint that are useful
The excentional " quality
SAID
and finish of -our furniture for Hhc dining room
will find favor in the eyes
housekeeper. -':'X . '
nTTaTwri pnnTT TA'RT.'Ra" ;
. From a six-foot Golden
Quartered Oak, 60-inch t6p Table at $o0.00..Otherv
i-Tables $9.50, $11.00, $15.00, $18.50 and $25.00. j ;.
- HAITDSOME BUFFETS;
'- i. ' '? V " L . - . - -k- I4. m l iV SS A A . ' -
In Golden Oak at prices
In Golden Oak from $11.50 lb $100.00, Excellent .
Values at $22.50' to $50.00., ? ' , . - :Y ;
- OTITKA CLOSETS i-'
A In; specially selected Golden Oakfrom1 $18.50 jto
$25.00, $28.50, $36.75.".
VJ.: T. fJcGOV,
la
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ty cf
C1 ifiY-,--net
KJ U . J.1I4-,) ,.1
K.r..1y-t0M7c"r CI
fcripticns that
ire c
Suits . .
......
Oyercoats;
The
Tate -
- , Furnlshias Goods 2d liat3.
Suits to order in tht
f.i .v?vv
Mail orders filled ,
1 r1tf-"'-::0i'fiVA,v,' 1 -'
' Ed.Melllm Ma
Remember, 'Mello
Handsome in design and
the best possible manner, it wm wear weu, a wcu ao
look well; ancour little prices on each piece add; , the ;
more to'its attractiveness.
? ' ' .1 T. 1:1. il. Thrill rvotr TT111 A CPA ' '
1 -t- ifrnTiT iruwirii rii' ill.
ii 11 il 11 11 li n 11 1 11 ji 11 -
UUmIV kKsV HUH M . as
Mi
and beauty : of design
;of-the most ; particular
Oak at $6.00 to a Pedestal
from $ib.ou to $du.w. -
vie?rma or inm jfei9 50 $15.00 and $18.00. ;
.S , . (
4,.,.:
cf dl
do-
!utcly brr.nl Ecw-fjoOvls.
.1 .. . , , , v
. .... .,C-3-C3 to C10.C3.
Brown
Go.
tailoring department. . )J
Wa'itivite vour attention
to vtMs kind , of clothes bV
cause it is ; . better for.., ua
.both to have you wear tho
superior qualitV V,- J
. . The' clothes .we sell hava
, . ' '"" . .
an individuality and1 superi
ority all of their own that
makes them very noticeable
on day of receipt.
n's Clothes Fit
THE GENERAL
APPEARANCE
OI OUT S uriUlUlv ucawo a..
favorable impression. It
proves worthy of the fullest
conhdence. , , '
finTsETand constructed, in
i ir I I. w ill a fga, sr tuu uu ;
11 11 11 iLiLij u Lf
as w - - -,
:
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' - Vl ;
." ... mbvhbw.' !.. ;-v. "'.'.,. issa ..saw vxw " x in
handsome leather one" at;
t