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- -WHOLESALE AND RETAIL' FANCY-GROCER,
53 Patton Avenue,
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." jt gks'iaEkl haa! heen. ihorougMji'
itested wOth the moeit saitlSfaotoryY
rt;.-;"--- .results. -Price 50 cents and jnoa-,
' . er refunded if no eat4sfattfry. ,
,T ! - A glaBd (fountain niajl klouclie
oaumt 6lze, 75 Jeemte. The 'earn
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qual:ty 25 and 35" cento.-
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? erty :Biifned: "S
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fA; Ciiiv r ATlll'-i8 "411111 military Conduct. "The
JLrOllg .btretCn; OI .-JBroaOtnegra a carried Otack ttothe reene-f
Street Swept ;by the ;
Flames.
Many -WjbII Known - Stbres
and STheii Contents
Firei 'Originated in a Drugv Store and
: 4. Spread Quickly to the Hontgom-L
r soni Injured. , f
r1Augtistai ,Qa,f-JUne .-Irerreeulting
in th& losaf of at Jea9t half amillloa of
doTtarwstarted kni Broad street thisTaf
ternoon.4"The 'flretMiginated 4ri drug
house .and spread wjldyto Ithe Mont
gomery .building- ,armtory,J- Kress, big
ten'cent store," lAmibert's; t grocery,
Stiill'e big" liquor ' housed Alexander's
drug, store, .Thomas & 'Barton.'e" music
house, ! &elmonlc6stboaronng; hbuse, the
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Augusta china house Schwelgert'SL" big
jewelry store, Itfie Law range, the pal-
ace; market, Batty .wagoa-works' and
other smaller stores.. Tfie blaze: to still
burning fiercely but lsnunder control :
One man was' hurt-by. Jtalling walls.
Several were overcome: by heat and a
number" were" hurt by t exploding car
tridges in ithe armory. ,The " loss la
covered by iBurance. r' ;
VILL THE SLUDGERS
.v BE ALLOVED TO FIGHT?
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Devery Seems to Have Modified Hit
Stern Decree .F" - r, "
New York, June ' 7.-Tieket ; holders
for the FitzsImmonSr Jeffries flght ate
wondering whether they wills be per-
mltted to reach a. conclusion withouj
police interference, f Patronr 1 of. the
ring are amazed "at trhief Deyery-s let
ter. - The suddenchange otvbase on the
partjof Pevery.-who did" not stop the
kpockoui contest ait "the Lenox cluib
Tuesday ' mhtr and" who permitted
Sharkey to "knocks Mc?oy ' senselegs
last winter is : buzzH ing.: Some say. the
move has beenmiade in the. interest of
"pugilistic poltticians ; who do. not rel
ish "the idea of having -, an. ; opposition
fighting 'club run at Coney Island. - The
Brooklyn politlcianalsay-that4ftthe big
figiht is permitted "in" Manhattan . there
must Jbe no discritrviiiation "again3 1. Con
ey Islands z. - - -."If- . v
? "When" Devery- was asked 'today by: .a
reporter 4 if - he would not allow ti oro e
real - punching " he r 'replied he r woald
stand by what he had said-Ift hi?, letter
and if a knockout Mow was -struck he
would lock" "up -.the pugilists- Wfen
asked whyhe did nort.J'interfere Infthe
Sharkey-CrbettA-and-"3I;C)oy-Sharkey
encounters "he-said,if the'; battle' - be
tween Jeffties and- FitzfrfrnmonsL Is conr
dticted..iih..4hem'eorderlyinanner,-::as
those- two everything" will , :be -serene.'
He-would only draw the" line at brutii
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THE KIDtlAPPERS.
" 'S ' -.-JZ -u iJ.
rranging" for-the Trial of Barrow
.::in lffew'"York.;;-r'r;;
;"Nyack,-iN.Trr JuneJ.'f-The T?oklan4
county-1 omcraus, .-. jieu-ccwxii.c civc; &v
West Nyack this afternoon and; after a
"ttroildnged ; discussion, -.herein i Ceunty
Judge Wheeler sttongly advocateousuri.
rendering ' the - kidnappers, Barrows and
hl9 ,wife; to, New irorlc, officials, it -was
proposed to District" Attorney-Gardiner
of New.TOrk to have.affl,yity prepar
ed, setting, forth- that the - Kidnapping
was' committed In New ,Tbrk: and that
that dty- had a prior right to the , trial.
It. was further suggested that .Gardiner
obtain an -r order from the - supreme
court, judges f orthe, prisoner's" transf er
to JSfew.-.Yorkl Nyack officials assured
Gardiner i if -this ; was done.all rights to
try the. kidnappers in "Rockland . dounty
would be waived Gardiner agreed, and
said 'he would have affldalts'rprepared
at'lbnce' - A police -boat will . probably
"be .sent ttoiNya6k tonight to . bring the
prisoners Uo NeW-TorkA r
; PLOW TRUST DECLARED:: OFF, 4 ?W!
-Chicago; June 7."Word! has.. reached
i Chicago thar negotiation for the fcro-
the manufacturers in the Greai North
f . cm IAfaf t mnn cws(ii ;f lia Vt I.aT
vraB-ofacially decBared , Vffr at least
acihe cure, 25c.- Granfs Pharmacy,
CAPTURED BY nOBr
nrm f vnniicn
AllegedAccomplice of f a
Ilurderer Put : to Diathj
Birminghain, . AlaVJune X--A mob
whiefrptured WilUamHill.'wba Was
anaccempUcefof r AlexanderjHil .h
negrov who Bhot; and killed ' Mrs. BuXus
Hubbard and . seriousfyWunded iter
husbandand - child? tn IMonday Ust
jnear Centreville, in Bibb tiounty, gaVo
"him an execution ' In thelwoods which
the 'murder,' "-Hubbard,identined , nijn
and the posse .helped the, wounded rnan
to;the:woodstowitnes the .execution.
The negro! was, placed-on-a; box an Jdt
hands and feet tied tight..v He was
then -told that he wasgoing to ttie.
Hubbard was. given gun but he ra
almost unable to hold Jt. He fired the
first 'shot lander difflcultie,, The xfce
then completed the?.executIoni and "the
body of .the" megro. was literally. loaded
wilv aead . Citizens are looking for
Alexander Hilk. vlflcaught nei,wi-j)e
treated as J was (his accomplice.;
NICARAGUA IS READY
FOR A SILVER BASIS
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ITotice Given "that i-ail Paper Honey
IWfflBe'EetiredT -
C New. Orleans, June :7l The steamer
gunnlva,' which ? arnved - today ' from
Bluefields, .brings 'advieeTihat ott May
SO Governor Estrada ' callei aT meeting i
of: American merchts and informed
them that j; he had been.- ordered by
President 1 Ze5aV to" retire all t paper
inoney.andlput the country on silver
basis.- ' -
t,He declared, he needed thea ssistance
tfflthe merchants-; andwan ted them .to
rJe"a mililoti ; with ; which ' to. f urthee
the tK-ojeptK He offered "to pledge ,th4
revenues from iiquorai and - 20 peM
cent," import djr.ies - .The offer ; will oe
rejected, as war'Jjs threatened be
tween Nicara sua ajj'tf l CostiT , 1 ilcat In,
which - event the Smmtry -wufafjaln be
flooded 'With! paper money.. r '
The iostUa-i Reeling - between - Costa
prrrcar and -TTIsaragnrar is " rovvmg tfu
war seems neviiaDie.
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THE DREYFUS DECISION
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POSTED III PARIS.
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Soldiers Ordered to Avoid Places
' liable to Ontbreaki.. -- 7-
v-Paris, . Jun 7. The first posters giv
ing the decision of the court' ot'cossa
tion were affixed here ; this -venlng.
They will beldistributed throughont the
country.- -i-The--mll1(tary governor ,of
Paris.-General .Zurlindeni has " ;oered
soldiers to ayoid'all places where out
breaks jare llkely to. occur. " ?. .;. .v:
SCIURMAN I COMINGKOM ?
Manila,-'' June 7. Professor Schnrman
ixf -the .Philippine commission sails
from here oniPriday 5pn the Bennington
for a three -'weeks'. trip. araang he
southern islands, - The gunboat, Petrel
has" also been placed ait the professors
disposal, and he will ' visit . Iloilo, Cebu,
Negros and Zulu. He, expects ifl Inves-
fSeS.wmrttofnr what company or meni
talks.with- the leading natives.' He wilt
sail forr,home; in .July.- Other memners
of the commission., will remain t here
some months ilonger.-
.-ALCi'SERENErJN SAMOA. .
'Berlin June -T-Api advices dated;
May 31 say : that' the" Germain subjects,
Hurfftagel arid Marquardt,-arrestd.ln
connection fwlK"" h&. Mataafa" -rising,
-have beeii released. , . - - r c
f t f JAPANESE EXCLUSION VETOED.- .
- Ottawa," Ont, - June7.TheJDo2nino,nJ
government has decided to -disallow; the
anti-Japanese legislationlpaaeed by the
British Columbia' legislature s; Yat
aga::kiiJapan;;protested.
suit "which. the?s exclusion act ? "placed
upon -its peopler- including" theni'v withJ
the Chinese. 1
our: celebrated . v; ,c ..
BIFOCAL; SPECTACLES
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;.r Just the glasses for ease andjcom-
fort,'-and preservation -of - your, " eye
Bight. It comes nearer being the na
tural - ey itself "than anything else
. in (the way tof glasses. .You can see
both far off and , near by with - the
aaam pair of glabses. ' - "
Eye examination free.- 'j-t r--'A
full line of smoked glassesr"
Glasses
To FrrT
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' EUir'a Furniture Store;
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CONFEDERATE
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It Is the. Stars and 'StHpes
Incident of &e'EncamD- : ,
ment at Giea JEcbo ET V-
WashingtoW June ' 7.-The : encaap
xnent of the United' Daughter' of "the
Confederacy tatlen Echo,; nde the
auspices of R. JE7..Leehapter of Pall
Church, Va.; opened this afternoon
yith a fair attendance considering the
intense -heat., Presidents McKiritey
postponed hissvisit until :tomorrow and
a telegram, was reijeived fromQovernor
Tyler that he would be "unable to be
present Owing to '-their, absence : the
exercises in the amphithreatre were
abandoneTlIcatioiJ
spring to Stonewa,ll ' Jackson wasJfrub
stituted, andat 3f30 oclock those pres
ent, headed byUhe ;forW Meyer band
marched to the spring.' The band play
ed the "Star Spangled Banner," and
Rev. Dr. "Butler? ledjlni prayerr'Co
lumbia" was jthenviven -by .the Band,
followed by in address byTSktr Utley.
The spring was dedicated ' by- - Mrs.
Bowling in the following word; ' "I
christen this snring - the - 'StonewaW
Jackson spring- As the water is- the
symbol of. purity may all who quench
their, thirst at this: place - be reminded
of the spotless charaater and pure, life:
of the brave Jackson, and,i inspired by
his bravery; fight the battle of life on
the side of .right" and honest - convic
tion." The RevA Drr Hyde; of. Winches
ter, Va.t then proclaimed the spring as
dedicated to. the- meroVMry of General
Jackson by R., Ril.ee ' chapter of the
Daughters of the Confederacy."- ' ,f
""-At this, Che; hand burst. 'info the
strains of "t'Dixie,", and amid thfe cheer
ing:, the benediction was deMvered-fcir
Rev.Mr.vHyde and the ceremonies for
the- afternoon closed ",: - v. '
In these.mphitheatre ikis evening ad
dresses were made by Corporal Painner
and .John H. Alexan"der,"-f of -ALeesburg,'
Val A patriotic recitation Was deflilver
ed by Miss Little, of- North)-Carolina
and E. C. Heywood, ,pf -Washington. ?
When the Confederated Veterans': as
sociation of -Washington ' entered sithe
hall Inr a body ib was:noticedr: fthat the
decorations wer.e.alnsxclusJyely:
of confederate flags, loaned by. them--eelvesu
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CJWhere. Id our flagT th6y-eno;ulred
fromthe- manager.. ."- "j- i j;
- ;"i7iere,it ls" heTpesponded "pointing
to. the confederate-flags - onl theiothe
side'ofthe stage." - , j r t
fc'.'Oh, no," sald:the commander 'That
was our flag. once but it is no longer."
-' 'They declinedv'"to "enter the hall and
participate in the . exercises until a
large United States .flag was obtained.
J THE VENEZUELAN COMMISSION. y
fSLris,: J une" 7. Ex-President Harri
son, except for a few-offlcial calls, will
stay in retirement until the Venezuelan
commission nieets.next week. He is
expected to at?nd no social functions
ex"cept Ambassador Porter's dinner. In
the -meantime Chief Justice. Fuller-and
Justice Brewer are expected" here June
12 and General Tracy any day. ; When
askedrby a reporter to discuss the Ven
ezuelan! question General Harrison
would only reply: "It is . undipromatlc
for counsel to consider a case Jaeforeit
1 open."
A SEAFCH FOR BROTHER AND FORTUNE
r Rfchmond,' Va;J ' June- 6. W.R. Gil
key, of Duffs J'postofflce, Weetinore-;
land county Pa., writes to '.Governor
John-Gilkey served in during the war;"
The. JPennsylvanian states ,thafr his
brother came south 'before -the'.war'and
fought t with the nconfederat troobsHe
haaheard "fhat his roither"Jias. diedarid
1 AUGUSTS DALY DEAD
;. i6ftdon, June TTHe- Paris V corfe
spDndent of the-Daily:-Mafls .sayshat:
Augustin Daly, the New ,Tork theatric
cal manager, died at theHotel, Conti
nental. i " f ?; C-J "J'i. ti
3-xlllCHIGAN FOR -'HENDERSONS
:Detroi Mich'. June 7. -The MiQhigran.
congressional aeiegation - xoaay i uuaui
mOusly declared. Jh favor, of Henderson
for4spe'aken' -
FOB
Summer
4-
1 Lime Jiiice.
I Grape; Juices
IGlaretShnib,
WildGHerry
; " Phosphate,
rr'each make - a-delicious and
77 ' refreshing drmk.rf , f
On tht Square
Snecialti&s
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THEvCAIIADIAN
?DISAGREEr,lEIT
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OurCommissioners uThrovr
AUthe -Blame onr -
V1'
Washington, - June 7.Thes state - de
partment, by an; agreement.iiwith- the
British goverament,'todayrmad6 public
the protocol of -the proceedingsof the
final .meeting of, the 'BriUsh-AmericaB
joint high, commission. The t protocol
confirms the.-jprevious statements .Jthat
the Americans dld the utmost to adjust
the differences - between-; rOanada- and
theiUnlted, States and that, they were
prevented f rom doing so" by- thesiftl
tde of the' Canadians", lit also shows
that t the last minute when an agree
ment on all points of difference "appear
ed assured thCanadians- declined to
ta!,fuTih
. ary 5raes;toff ? wasr sabniitied 'y, to their
government ind in "consequence com
pelled an adjourimenf vf J
SAIITIACO CUBANS
VILL SURRENDER ARMS
False Bumor Set at Rest Begardisg
.Tlieir.Iiitiitioni -; '
Santiagov: June7.jOne - hundred and
eighty Cuban' soidlenrtoday:'expressed
their intentlonrto?receive payment from
the . Americans ' and ;'. surrender their
armwThls sets : at rest -i reports that
not t ingle TsoldieTjt lnV Santiago t prov
ince - would ake-smoney.frm... 'the
Americana,:"- " s W i UltfTJO
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aCOURT house burned.
Daaias' Tfex., June 7: The Harrison
county -court", house, Marshall, Tex,
was buraed: tonight John Coleman, a
fireman, had his leg? brokenl ' Adjoining
property was damaged. The loss is
1100000.;- ; 'X "" i '
-STATE CROP REPORT.
1 Ra4eighrN. . C., June 7,rtie state
crop report; for- May, based Vpnrrreturns
from, one fthousand correspondents,
shows reduction inacreageof) all crops
-yJLOcoidl t'lfs brought up to
average- on account'of-'itlhe greatin-
:crease in the counties east of Raleigh.
A MURDERER .4fANd.f 4
tflncusiter,, Pa;, Jun.Ralph VT
.TVxerti4cn,'iLiroerro
was hanged! In the jail yard here today
In the presence of several hundred per
jonft. This ;twaapthe firstxecutlon . in
this county since 1858, ' -y "'"".X'''
BASEBALL GAMES YESTERDAY.
At.JMew Tork ' ' R. H. E.
New Tork. .V. -':...v.. -7 12.,;1
Cleveland. ; i "1 7 , 2
V Batteries; Caxricfc and Grady; Bates
and Sudden. - rC 1 t '-4
. AfTBoston-r " , ,f - RHE.
Boston? .;..T: V..,.,...i -6 -6 2
Louisville '."..;r... 7 6 4
CaKed at the" end of the eighth in
ning -on account- of rain. Batteries:
Nichols, andClarke";Magee ' andKit
tridgt. i- V v. " J Kt j 1
At Washington 4i
R. H. E.
Washington ......
8.15 0
Chicago--.'. . i - .-r 71 iJ . 3-9, 2
Batteries: r'Weyhlng, and McGUlre;
Callahan and. Chancew ' - i . '
At Philadelphia- - - .RH. El
PbiiadeTphia "..".;?.-2-0 ,0
St-Louis x. ; V. s . . .6.1
. Batteries; Piatt andDquglass; Pow?
ell and Criger. 1 "T w
At Baltimore -" R. KE,
Baltimore . .e: 6 ? f 1
Pittsburg, v ....;. ...s...
"Batteries-. VKttson -and' Robinson;
Leevei; and Bowerman. k j i
KAt. BfooklynH- A'- R--'
Brooklyn ..it...
610.-3
5 lfr S
RflJttpries: -'Kennedy ana Jbarreix,
Hahn a.nd?Peit2.
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WHERE-THMY. PtAT'TODAY. "
-C Xoufs'vtllr ai Boston.'
r --Cleveland at New Tork. . J-t
i-.t. .Liouls'at Philadelphia.";-
r- 'V- Jhicago at Washington.
- STANDING OF THE'CLUBS V
ciubs.-rrv W.-Ii. JPct
Brooklyn
Boston -4, .. v.ft..,.,v..
i--l? .ac'-;-' : " .--'ii.
If , .664
Stlljouis.. ., .Vi'r,-. . 27 17 .614
Chicago -IT ."..."..'26 19,578
BalWmore..'...-":rr'3 7. -25 19 ..568
Phlladelphlaf v.;-24 19.558
fHmoioinatl I; .V ;if, . '...-.."21 21';,500
NWvYork 19 " 24-"",442
Pitftsburgr .rr. -".-. ,-17 -25 .405
Washington , ,'si-.SWl 1629.356
Uaulsvlllo
Cleveland
14 30
.318
.200
r-- assessors: -notice,1 r-Tv
. The 'undersigned assessors; " for the
city-of. Ashe vilje , wilt be in the, com
missionens' Iroonv of j ther court v - house
each "day from: 10 om. to" A" p. -mr - All
persons wishing to . lis t their:; tax-i are
urged to call at as early a dajr as pos
sible. - -ryT- i'
v: -Prem .8 WloWii :,and from' 4. to 6
p. m. rwill be devotedTto examination
and valuation' of property, and during
these-hours the ( See will be closed. 1 .
June! 1,1839. - V- v - - "t - -
-r : . :v- j. 'bearden.
"J".- . W. PATTON. r
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M'ni'Eo:n"prii
A I
Tbwn Along the:GoI
Jbrado" River Jn-
undated, ;:";
Great JiDanit Above - Austin
LStandingrTfemenddus
- Strain.
8afetj of -the CiiDepends:
. Upon thep CosiiyyK:
Structnre.
41am Telt Sudden Bite of Eighteen
st -
Feet in tfce JMfer Yesterday
.-Still, Going, Tip. ; :
(Austin Tex.,"; June 7, The. 'Colorado-
river and ' Its- tributaries - areY higher
than has been known for thirty years. Ji '
At Klngsland. one hundred miles above " ir -
here, an eighteen-foot rise- occurred t-
uuucmj ,uu uiurmug. a lartce iarL or..
the town-is Under water and a. num--ber
of thehoues"have ' been, washed
away. Nearly all of Marble Falls is
under water Thousands of. acres of
crops, have -been destroyed.' l,' v " 1 vt
The great dam .which "was erected ' - v
here, at''a cost of 41.600,000 ja. few years v
ago, is having its .first test. of,-a flood, ' r
it is apparently bearing: the- terrible '
strain. -Should the dam give, way a;" t
large part of Austin would be destroy- ..j
ed and hundreds of lives lost Mdchv'
alarm Is felt. The river vi stUlTrlsingB I .
LIMITED TO MEDIATION.
1-The HagneJune' 7. The. naval see-'.- j. '
tio nof the disarmament committee 4ias
finished its workout waa found that S.
v unanimity, was. not - possible on any, 'I " '
polftt?- TheretwasspeclalJy strong op- ,
4 position, to the proposal tgujrohibit theV.V ;
use or suDmarine "boats T4n ?arrare. .r .
The .report f this sectien' to;the con-v l c
ference will toe negutive oai'all-polnts..'1"- :
The adoption"- of f ithev mediation; C
scheme is the "first contribution to' a"
positive program for the conference. :"zff
The substance of the " scheme ws.:?
ubscrlbed to last week, end variations v.,
in the text will not affect ft. A -'d?
i The miliitary and naval delegates at-'.r- -T
tach special-importance to?: Count Ni
gria's modification that the acceptance --..,-" .
ofniediation shall,no interrupt or Int-" x
pede' mobilization of - forcesr ""'unless .
there is an agreement to( the cQntrary, v .
and that mediation after Ithe outbreaic -.-J -of
hostilities shaU"not imerTUpf heop- ; : c
erations in progress without an- agree- v, .
ment to thaJt effect i --r
"The United States, Great Britaltf and '
Germany strongly . supported -rj- these ;
moameations. ,
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ALASKA'S FIRST BANK TAILS.
Seattle. Wash.1. June-C7r-The First" -
bank . of - Skagway closed its . doors "Dn r''
May 29, with U6,0OQJiablIitie.-,The as-
sets artf said to be, $18,000, ' but many
say j but $8,Q0O will be,reallzedI.'J7udge ,
.Johnson has. appointed X'Cf. Price re- ?
ceiver. He thinks the depositors will -"v
get about 80 perj-centlJIhe bank, did a -rushlng
business during the- earry days, : 1'
It- was the first bank - in .Alaska;- and-.'
the' first bo fait. Its-decline dates from i
the "Soapy" Smith riots - last summer.7 -A:
sack, of gold, which Smith's ' gang x"
tookfrom'a Klondiker,"was found in '
Ihe.bank safest Smith was -killed toad
many "of hl partnersr got. long ierms In r
prison. President Moody inad Irouole ;
in- clearing jikj e&xr
V r-u caution.- r -rv: -
"TArtalk on' Coal "at 34 "Patton avenue . "
will save you anoney.- Thone 40. - v ' i.
" . 7.ASHEVIT.TF ICE & COAL. CO.
200-Pairs Worth 90c
AT
60cfrPERPAiR
"We "have "just closed out a'
-.larpe - nianuf acturersretock
of extra - heavy Sterlinp; Bil'
' ver Link .Cuff ' Buttons which
f we are vofferin for: 60 cents
per pair as long as they last. -v
This class of button we have
-"always sold heretofore for ,
X 9acents and $1.00 per pair:
.r;Artaur,!;'Fieldv
'Lcbdlhg Jeweler; : : '
Church Ctrc:I cni Patten Avcr.uc
jLEheTfflsTN.bCL"
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