THE RALEIGH EVTININ(r TLMES, kONl)AY, XOVEMliKU '12',
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I FOR CHANGELESS
LITTLE ONES
Rev. Crawford Jackson Spoke i
Five Times Yesterday j
MASS MEETING CALLED
Mini Who Accomplished in Oeorgia '
Establishment or Juvenile Courts I
ami tatovinaloiy Working to
That End fiTeM Meeting Tomor
row Xighl in .Metropolitan Hall.
fii behalf of Hit' enuneelesa rhiUhen
ReV. Cmwford acksou of t.Munta. thp
chairman of the Centra' Juvenile Com
mittee, a lid who was largely instru
inohtal In teeming juvenile courts for At
lanta and a Mate reformatory for Geor
gia, delivered five' addresses In Uielgh
yesterday. First he spoke to the Sun -
iu scoo, ot WWW
In the inornnnr. then to the cimgiega-
Hon of that church, whence he Hurried
ti. n, i.o,.i ii n, .itn i-iiiii-.i, -mil
to (he Central Methodist IuihIi ami,
preached at the morning service there .
in the afternoon he went ove, ,., ,lr-
In" WifS h , i,? ! ?h"vffl
anil last njgni pi pieaineu nu evmiuHf
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sermon in Cjentoii Street Methodi
, liitreh. I. a, gc congregations heard him
and ;:ave iapl attention to his very
rncsl and a, times ioi,ueii, idea f
the bov and -iris that are vvavwariV,
and are seal to jail or th chain gang
ong witti nai-neneq criimii.nH iu
. . . . . , .
the, is ho institution provided for such
.iihf.il i.'T,i,l..,'
fhere will liea mass m.-eiing in
MetitmolUun Hal! tomorrow 10
Bl,t at
h .ir-oasi seven o'clock, at whu h Mr.
Jaek-on wiP speak, and it is possible
s;mie aeiion v ill be taken by I hp ell
Kens of Ftaleigti 111 this-matter.
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Mr. Jack-on charged that the wavward
uie or,, 3 had been offended against by
the state and the church.
"1 ha e a serious aeeusaiioii." sa id
laid
lie, "to mak" against ca.eh of
mightiest organizations hi 1
every nation. these accusatioi
in :
1
1 repined to prove:
"First. I do solemnly charge, in fh
fear of tied, thill the state has 'bee
erii : . 1 in, 1 1: um" hi r unf'n' 'Uii'i':c soft?
daugh, ei s. not with
'malice afore-
thought, but because of th ineK
of tiiat thougl
which is born of Wts.-
doivi -d lover
"fa t me say la pi
foUii'.'ly mi patlenn
1 have
II,,,! pessi -
tnism Which spends itself in crying out nun iiwav.
against the Pharisees and hypocrites in j Smlilcr facts Still,
the church, against the corrupt politi-i "What about the boys I have s. li Ik -i
aus. the scheming lawyers, the op-1 hind bars with hardened criminals flit
lires-i.e eorporatlons and the lyran- getting, in the si iiii of play, mi re-
l-ieal mouev kings, and at the same t inie
parades iS'foiv the public it own lion -
eslv and i,ia.t naniniity. Neither h'.iA
1 any !
v.hirh 1
tfiOU for that optimism
itself on ils w ll-eloiheiT
buck ami hugs Its well-lilled stomach
tuid serenely deeelares that the world
is moving mi gloriously. If you please,
class ine with neither of these enemies
of chin, h and state: but give ine that
aili'Uisi)i hich is honest enough to
acknowledge facts, and is brave enough
P. strike boldly for the deliverance of
our brothers from their manifold af
fllct oiwt. f.hcther they lire in high
'ways Ro;ueniber the JvB .Name 4
Corei a OftU itOcDay. Crip in 2 Days w.
Chew What
Know What You Are
There is real pleasure in chewing
the best tobacco grown where the
ai best tobacco grows in the famous
Piedmont Country.
Only choice selections of this
well-matured and thoroughly cured
tobacco is used in making
SCHNAPPS. That' s why SCHNAPPS
and others of the Reynold's brands,
as snown by the, Internal Revenue
statistics for a fiscal year, made the
wonderful growth of six and one
quarter million pounds, or a net
gain of one-third of the entire
increased consumption cf chewing
and smoking tobaccos in the United
States.
Evidently, chewers cannot resist
the flavor and they cheer SCHN APPS
because SCHNAPPS cheers them
more than any other chewing to
bacco, and every man that chews
SCHNAPPS passes the good thing
along one chewer makes other
chewers until the fact is now es
tablished that there are many more
Sold at 50c. per
i R J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY, Winston-Salem, N. C.
,u ..!....,..f.?i.i. i-t-.
places or low. whether
itlnnit or
within prison walls.
"Now for tin1 evidence of my first sol
emn accusal ion.
I "Kit-Governor W. J. Northen, trust-
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. 1 1 I i i V II L I' H I. HI III''. ..li'
Jm ,,, G ia ,,,, ,m. out of
j..u ... v.i .
his own mouth, pointing to a pris.nier
n stipes, 'my court made that hoy a
' ,
' Llttlejohn, who is de . -
IggA.gWJM
mS supported it, and has in,,,.-
S 1 (lUI'l'O me in ins I'l'UI e- 01 r-pe.uv III IWVIVVVO .-I'm, ........... ....
interest, told nie this in. i. lent with per-
mission to use it wherever I thought
bc.u: That he sent a colore! buy to
the chaingang for a tHtllhg oTtellc-e, not
ant.d t. hut. he O gh.
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"''lee. -in.il una no as m as.......
ot einiT,' o i! six moiuiis. inn 111.' ii'
seliotii masters 1 tiicht amt day win. were
expetts, and he accordingly came .an
hack to his community. la 1 tne
iirst night at the mi.lniglu h-.ur. he hcM,
up an imuesi wnii. i.ii.i in
with a drawn u-volvor in his face.
! "I ,,.!;. 1. 1.. VI, 1I10 li-t
, 1
me of another Judge w ho sentenced a
i b,,v to the 1 haiugang for taking a bu-
'nana. Just lu re ict me confess thai Ii
ha.v.e.tttkcii a btihaiia, Almui two. yeiivsl
ha e tak'
iwo:ago a fruit wagon was going at a pret-1
1 y
lively rate down Plyer Street. At-,
!ai)l:i. Ga between Temple Court and
ilu chamber of 1 'onmn n . . 1 me or two
1 bananas dropped put. I deliberately
i.iek.il ill. -in no aiid nave taein to thi'
d 1 lirsl hungry street waif 1 louud. I !
win aomii mm un- i-n euni,.ie i-n i 1-
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n.llW. in ma, we 00111 10.. n .,. ,
'have no apology to make for my net.
atl-janu inui 1 Been a nungrj bo; 11 is
jat all likely 1 would have given the
I volving doors and gat
. passing freight trains.
iUSl
r unconsciously oh jiosu-d land
I ,
. lor 1,11 OS w nun Ultf ma.. 111 in
lil - e -
i.e. may not have killed.
'Wh.il about inn.!
whh my own eyes
of our larger eili
Who w arc Ins in :nc
ml: H with a great
big man iih a eluh in his hand, a pail'
of iisto!s buckled 0:1. and covered with
brass billions, every (me of which
stands for sunn thing avful I" a child's
mind, espoi lull) win.it ariest.-d; and
,1, sc children, lost n-oiii honie and par.
ills, detained w i! h t hlltV
mi
on every
bos. 25c
You Know
pound in 5c. Cuts. Strictly lOc.
rr-W"!"Hi ',"t' p-i'v.-i i
Nip Pneumonia in the bud.
GOWAN'S PNEUMONIA CURE cures,
coughs, colds and .stive throat in 4 hours. Croup by 1
application. Cures Pneumonia m 4 DAYS.
It acts speedily and surely, by absorption. It is ex
ternal and never fails.
25c, 50c. and $1.00.
For Sale b all Druggists.
rut throats, harlots ntul drunkards, til!;
their patents away out in the county
eonUl be fouml.
"Whauaboul Incarcerating peer epl -
leptic
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as niiii
i ot in i
.III ' i ' ' , . i .. - I
,, ,, ,l iUe t:,,y autlurities
i, ,., ,,. ,. ,, ih . , nii.l
, eould deer l, r he, u a . ; '.'.,
shotlld I"' sent to the State san tauum.j
; .., ,,v W1IV of summing up Hi '
1 evidence o 'this point, the siate 1M ;
I f , ,. ,s, Unfortunate
' hiiih.n. The state II, l.be attempt 1
..1,0.1,...,, i,u . nni.nl ili.m.
The slate. umiPK I lie semptance in pun-
Ssliing her wayward sons and daugh-
, t.-rs and piuteefing soeiety. hits crliu:-
j nulizeil these cl
dam-ei '' ' ' sovie,
nuliKcd Muse t'hildrett, and turther en-
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,j.no secpiiK cimr.' ri -
in in tear 0.1 i.'io. .laiuie. ."
church QfChrist.
"Wliat is the cnuri ii 01 1 hum m-m
,,. ,, . v.,.;! ,,,, ., ,,: ,.,,.,... Kno
iS the criminal class, paving olll a
leaving .nit
i.'-jH'w ei.ee sous hi-ui 1.0
w,s.'v. George Whit lield. John !!.-
.....1 l.-llv il.o.i'. I. IV 1101 llAlgllt 1..
Moody. What has been the relation of
the christian church- to Him who s.ini.
'I VAs in lu'tsQn and 'c cutne uni,. me.
r "1 vus 111 pi-ison um "'
,111:0 m.-r Win re will Jte p,u yen
me. in: oieiiii.-ii.
Why run ' increases.
"By the cn-oiicous methods of th-
slate and by I the ei'uel i-ieglccl of th-
church eliinrtVhns niultiplicd all over
Hie 1,111.1
"tial ,'oii iruni w 1111 ine suim.,e .-a
cpthm
tod be
that
ic crime lf lynching--and
ki .1 lor this iiite c, piio:,
was, an actual, inircasc,
'according to reliable stMistieiiins. of
I every other cviijie in ISO," ov. r 19Q4?
"And 'li'l yen know thai the 1'nited
'S-ati's stood 011'. with the gre iest iv.ltH-
tier of homicide of any nation bn the
("giohe'i in piroporlion to p 'iiulalion?
j Italy m-nrs sei-ir.ul. lite United i'Ciiig-
iii' on siowiy ! ('.um third nnd tlevmany With the mini. -htiniiug
eoe,-j est iten-ehf.
j I he ast hxiieiise ot rime.
1 Kid .-on know, moreover, In HUM H
1st this- country $tiOi.',n0i).('W to arrest.
.liii.'i'.-li S'--.'Il..i- .,.,.1 i-i.iv.lali li' 111 eH,nt:,ls. ,,r a
per capita of SS.'.HW for that year.
"During the same year there wore
j IJ.QOO.Ot'U children in our
j jjo times more than th
ds (that is
aiinal pop-
illation. 1 The
lay for IWft v.'i
than oi-.. -f.')Ui t
tire 1ducali0n.il
lt6,r.,0W,0CO, little
mote
niiiials
f what mi
cost US.
! mi the in. st sturijlng
(iiars In the icr ciipila
school 1 hild C)St ill.OO is
criminai eosl ;$-', l.'.n per ;
limes its much.' to can fyi
as t.. can,' fog Hie chili'.
"Tlr se a muiiug stati; . ii
st; Kiuh
ir. Kaeh
H5
nihali
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he th
About and
Chewing
chewers and pounds of tobacco
chewed, to the population, in those
States where SCHNAPPS tobacco
was first sold than there are in the
States where SCHNAPPS has not
yet been offered to the trade.
SCHNAPPS is like a cup of fine
Java coffee, sweetened just enough
to bring out its natural, stimulating
qualities. SCHNAPPS pleases all
classes of chewers: the rich, be
cause they do not find a chew that
really pleases them better at any
pries ; the poor, because it is more
economical than the large 10c. or
15c. plugs and they get their mon
ey's worth of the real snappy, stim
ulating flavor so appreciated by to
bacco lovers. All imitations con
tain much more sweetening than
SCHNAPPS. They are made that
way to hide poor tobacco improp
erly cured.
For the man who chews tobacco
for tobacco s sake, there is no chew
like SCHNAPPS.
and 15c. Plugs
- e .'i"T-!r
more readily a
tokl that one ci
ptiyl when you -ine
a lauitiy m wer-
i many cost that gov. i mucin during a
1 period of seventy-tivc y ins $1,260,090;
as , and that the eelel
n-'of this country, aci
: tiil.-iw fanillv
Dugaale. cost this nat
ii,mI,.,i Mnanri ,,. -
5tfwta f ,
.suppose a wise .la
had taken in 'Murguii
criminals' seventy-liv.
UhTeteht would have
f this noted family.
i,. Ilia cnilht-rvi
1 -- ' My
ine Bieut iiou'in
and the lanih-like
. down together, ami !!
IC'll pi nil .'III. 1 II .
, ill
. pi
vet lie I
i leopard
iy and pull
mny untleii.
01 oestruction will yi
together with the kid of
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H II.!. Hh.tK COM 1 I. A I N IS :.
.11 ii,i,i.i.nnun,
I
Th(, ,m.nlbol., f , ,r,,..i-atiim
j mission w leave i.nisirrow tor vvn-
u,msum. MarUl, ,.,uml. f.,,-,he pm-
, t.,i. .1 .' .1... o,,i- i
eoni-
a, the complaints of
litlzens who have hi..! coniplalnts and question tnereiore was 0.11 1 iujcw
,1 petition for bettei pasiieiiger sei vic I ed into the discussion.
n the Atlantic Coast. I. hie between
Plymouth. WUHamstiin, I'.oinele and
1 McOUantl .Neck. II is uisicistooii tuai
I there will bo a rejiieseiilHliyc of both
the petitioning eiti.eus ao.i the uiilrond
company present at the hearing to r. p-
( 1Cj,cnt their respective iiu 'iisis.
NINE SAY THEY
WERE SLAVES
(By the Associated Press.)
Norfolk. Vy Nov. 12. Nine nun,
alleging Ihnttey- had been held in
slavery 0,1 board the Chesapeake bay
oyster dretiga James A. Whiting, off
Tangier Islahd, since they were
"shanghaied' from Richmond and
placed aboard of the Whiting. Octo
ber were ruscued Sunday by Uop-
I Ury 1 lined nrjsies marsnais mcsihuu
Miller and liflided in Norfolk today,
riier the rescued and rescuers u.ir-
ovyjy eseapeu drown. ug last aigiii
iThe deputy marshals, with Ihc nine
nrin John I'ruett arrested upon a
1 L .il' x. m ., ...
als navmg ueou iiiiion.neu 111
tli ' sliangliaiing" of the men, and
'-. '
aeverai oiliers, were making lor
Onanificl; last night in a small
launch, v. Ik a a sudden slornt arose
and tlie launch almost capsized. One
I man became almost crazed from
1 fright i'.tid fried to shoot himself.
I Cap;. Andrew A. Crocket! of the
dredig
Whitijig was not found yes-
terday. Three Italians who wanted
to he taken "from the dredge were
lei! ii. cause the marshals had no
papers lor them.
Elijah Murphy, who had been as
j signed as cook, declared he was
j beaten for giving hot bread to the
men wlio wura compelled to work
from l' r. in. l$o 11 p. m. hauling oys
! tors, und w as, told by the captain to
cook bread three days ahead ami
I slve It to t hef men so they could hot
leal so an, eh.'
The rescued are Kobon Taylor of
! Indiana noils, Ind.; Elijah Murphy of
j Richmond, both white, und . Kddie
I .ion kin... Charles Williams, .lot? Wil
liams, I'eii-r Hunter. John Anderson,
! Charlie i, ogan and Nelson Woolridge,
;all colored, of Richmond, Va.
Tin federal grand jury convened
'lure today lor the investigation of
then o... tor slavery shanghaiing
THE TIMES TOURING
CAR HAS ARRIVED.
Mi',
getu
irgc j. Lyon, of Durham,
lie lleo automobile, arrived
in the i it. today with the handsome
live-sea1 i Mut'taji- lo ho given
by Tin Kerning Times us the capital
prize 1,1 ihc young woman receiving
the greatest number of votes in the
conies; inaugurated by Ibis paper.
The machine will stand at the corner
in front of the Klng-Crowell Drug
Company's store when not in use.
Messrs. B. 11. -Lyon and E. H. Thomp
son of Durham accompanied Mr.
George Lyon here today.
I l''roin I lie moment you enter our
I Studio 'i. ii rt4VfHruit until the
Ihiishcd photograph "s delivered to
jyon we are watching to see that
not bin- is overlooked to secure per
fect results.
I WHAKTOX TV KICK
THE IDLE NEGRO
Question Discussed by Im
migration Conference
ADDRESS r HEYWARD
He Declares That the Coming of tin
Immigrant Hours Dircclly on (hi
Solution -of the Kmc rrohlein ami
That We Khouhl Take Coinage,
l.ooiktig at Our I'ast Record.
tr.y the Associated' Press.)
.Nashville. Tenn.. Nov. 1.'. Tile
second annual session of I he Sotllh-
joi n Immigration and Quarantine
Conference was called to order to
day at the capitol.
The conference was organized a
llt ,, tj 'year ago at Chattanooga ami its ef-
.1! tor the same ! forts resulted Indirectly in Hie en
1111 p,r iimtum. I net nieiit of (jotter quarantine regXt
alle I 'rot 1 . cfory ' lations by the federal government.
. the niothev of This year the necessity for qtiur
eurs ago. hov.- a'tiline is not us pressing as ir was
11,0 history j fn nn)j nn question, while it
id what w-in ue disctiSROcI to sonic cMl'-nl.
' will give way to consideration of
inimfgratlon. The real purpose of
""' conierenee ,s 10 unug aoont a
' niore equitable distrfhntlon of tiie
i immigrants who reiyli the United
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. aiii,.ucasiun ,u ,.....,..-3 ... ....
i migrants acvording to those believeu
, , l)c, W(.i informed, and tins ope-
rates against the south reeeivin
eom-:.,,.,, , lnl:lUs iB ils proper share of
,,,. ,,.,., .,1.,-oa.l Various
, '. o ',, " 00
n.ius ...e nut,, o.. .. o
souiurui one urewi ,vv
Address by UOV. MeytviU'il.
Goveriior 0, C. HeyVaiil of Smith
I'ar.iliiia. dellvi red an addiess in which
In- said the coining Immigrants, to th
s.iutli had ii bearing upon the practleitl
and direct sqlutiOU 01 the raea prooiem.
There had I" en too much ihcori.lng.
it was time lor action. He said:
"Without a precedent hi the history
,,f th - woi'd to he guided by. nearly
always misconstrued a"1' mlsujid 1
stood the people of Hie south liavi I'm
forty 1 iiars sought to reconcile dil-
lei.iiees. which were bound to arise.
between two races living upon th" soil
The races differ widely hi intelligence
and mora! responsibility, on.- being (lis.
tlnetly Inferior to the other, only til
a few years ago the inferior race wan It
servitude to the superior, and. with 110
mvpuiution whatever, was given euu.lt
civil t'iid I'Olitieal lights undej' tin:
constitution.
"Under such adverse circumstances
no other hconlc upon this earth could
have succeeded as well as the south
ei 11 people have done in liiecing exist
ing condition, an.! Ibis fact alolu
should no; uuly give us eoitrage am
hope. for the future, hut should entitle
us textile trust and confidence of Hi
world.'
IN MlvMOIMAM.
Wbeiciis II his pleased Almighty
i;...l in Hi- iii'Hnlti. uisdoio and Illcl'Cy
to call 1.1 Jiiius'.lf ..ill- beloved rriend
Mis. Minnie Smith therefore he ii.
Itesolved 1st. Thai we tie iitoinlnH.'S
of the Ladies of the Maccabees of
Wi.rld iippreeiiUed Hie fact that wo
have losl rile of our 'nest highly es
tceiited nii inbci-s of this order, one ijvet
ready to give of her time und niriius
to the cause jshc. lielil so dear and
that mil' loss is keelll,' (oil and rhcMI Hi
ed by all.
ItfHoivi'd 2nd. Thai we extend to
the husband und Children of our dear
f'.'l'inl our sincere sympathy, in the
loss of a devoted wife and I6vlng
ill,.,,
le.si ih ed 3rd
. Hut i, 111s be
' : il copy SI
eased and a
That
spread
I C'Opy of tiles.
upon our nilii
nt ti
copy
the family of tin
to the city papers
I'oniinittrc:
M US, JOHNSON.
MRS, HOltTI iN
MRS. TURNER.
Coiumlttee.
Special Rates Via Seabourd Account
Burnum At Bailey's siiows.
The Seaboard announces a rate
of one and one-third tirsL-class fares
for Hie round trip from all points
within tt radius of fifty miles of Ral
eigh und fifty miles of Henderson
account of Circus in Raleigh No
vember 14th and Henderson No
vember loth. Special coaches will
lie provided on all trains and special
'rain will be operated from Durham
to Henderson and return Thursday-,
November 15th, leaving Durham tit
7:3D a. in., returning leave Hender
son at, ." : I a p. 111.
For further information apply to
('. II. OATTIS.
Traveling Passenger Agent,
Raleigh, North Carolina.
ViLW CI BUI) IX TO 14 DAYS.
PAZO ulNTML'NT is guaranteed to
cure any ease of Itching, Blind, Bleed
ing or Protruding Plies in 6 to 14 days
or money refunded. Me.
PEN1
LOOK BEFORK
YOU BUY!
If a sufferer from
Rheumatism you
CANNOT make a
mistake by buying
PL3NN BIIKUMA
TISM CURE
Large bottles,
liquid, $1; Tablets,
00c. At Ull drug
gists. REMEDIES
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W LLIAM ffOOUeOTT I
31! and 313 Fayetteville Street
O PPOSITE
LADIES
Wv buvo mi iiegaiii Line of Ladies'' Long Coats,
in Blaek. Tan, and Castor, at
$7.00, $7.50, $8,00, $10.00 and $12.50
These are all good values, and you should see
them.
Separate Skirts, from $2.00 to $10.00
Fin s, from $1.50 to $8.00
Ladies', .Misses and Children's Underwear, at
25, 50, 75c and $1.00
Long Kid (ilt'ves While. Crey ima Black, at $2.50
Clarice Shoes for Ladies.
S MONTHS!
GUARANTEE
iigainsi noies. no more i
darning ii you uy
HalenrooP I
s7iasier4j
All the popular colors.
or Men: worsted.
sola only in lots ox I
6 pairs tor $2.50; Cot
ton. 6 pairs for J 1 so. j
For Ladies; Kpyptinn Cotton six pairs
101 fz.'ti. A guaiMn:rc ucftti
0
FOK SALB BY
5 William
fWi i n n i a wra
Clothe
to all Use.
Whether you ore a man with a
laste tending to beaver hats, English
frock coats, or garments of a more
modest nature, you will lind them
here, marked at prices we do not be
lieve you caa duplicate iu Raleigh.
Suits and Overcoats
$8 to $30.
''-'' 1 4
Lee & Broughton.
Adopted
THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK
I RALEIGH, N. C.
A Bank with a Million and ihalf Dollars of Assets, enjoy
ing the confidence of its patrons and the public, doing a gen
eral Banking Business, paying no Interest on deposits, but
extending to its customers every aecommodat'on helr Just
ness and balances justify. New businesi t )K .ec
Tho collector of Items of North Carol. Ja is given espioial
care and attention.
CAPITAL , . . $100,0001.00
SUBPLUS 100,000.00
JOSKPM G. BROWN. President.
3
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POSTOFFICE
:0:
COATS
Here is a Shoe that
1 excelled by none.
'e Quarantee them wj
, ' . s
1 lie as goo ua every
ray as any $4 Shoe
made. AVo have them
in all lasts and leath
ers, at. $3.00 a pair.
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Woollcblt.
White House Coffee
Is prepared for the
mixrKet in the cleanest,
best lighted, best ven
tilated Coffee establish
ment in the world,
.where automatic ma
chinery wcrkinf4 in PURE
air and Sunlip;hl. han
dled the COFFEE without
the iouch of hand there
fore its pvire, clean and
DELICIOUS, why not drink
the best.
HENRY R. lilTCHEORO, Oaihler.
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