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Fox River, CloverHill BUTTER, RECEIVED TODAY AT N. P. MURPHY'S Will Have Friday, A NICE LOT OF Tomatoe Pine Apples THEO. ATWELL'S. Phone No. 79. WEATHER FORECASTS Showers tonight and Wednesday. VOL. IX. SALISBURY, N. C, TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 21, 1901. NO. 70 . STRIKE CONTINUES. 700 MACHINISTS GO OUT IN N. Y. I TODAY. - i A Statement GlveD out as to how Many Machinists Have Entered on the S'rike to Far. Dunkirk. N. Y., May 21. Seven hundred machinists employ ed in Brooks' Locomotive Works struck this morning for nine hours a day anil rz per cent increase Following: is a statement of the number of men out at important points: Hartford, Conn., 1,000; Ansonia and Derby, Conn., 500; Hamilton, O , 1,000; Buffalo, 1,- 200; Serantqn, 2,500; Cincinnati completely tied up and 3,000 men out; Connorsville, Ind., 200; Palestine, Tex. , 200; York, Pa., 300, East -Orange, N, J., 300; Oswego, X. Y., 300; Norfolk,Va., all shops out, 500. Word from other large cities is tardy in reach ing here.. Mr. O'Cbnnell said last night that up to 5 o'clock reports showed that 001 firms employing approx imately 30,000 men had signed the agreement for the nine hour day or made satisfactory rrangements with the local organizations. Pete Murphy was There. . We clip from the Charlotte Ob server's account of the Elk meet ing the following: Peter Murphy he came along now. He said an introductory word or two and then transformed himself into Col. "Windy-Billy" Henderson ana with regu larity and persistence he was inter- runted by applause every half minute that hewas on1 the stage. Salisbury was very largely, beau tifully and numerously represent ed by the same Peter Murphy. Party Postponed. Owing to the inclemency of the weather the lawn party, which was to have been given by class No. 3, of the Baptist Sunday school, has been postponed and will be given Thursday night, although ice cream and other refreshments will be served indoors tonight at the same place the Boyden lot, cor ner Lee 8nd Bank streets. Every body is invited. Cheitsut Hill Beats Salisbury. Salisbury went down inglorious ly before Chestnut Hill's ball ag gregation yesterday afternoon. The two teams met on the diamond at Henderson's Park and when the game was ended Chestnut HilLhad 22 rubs to its credit while Salis bury bad with difficulty managed ,to hold on to the beginning & goose egg. The Chestnut Hill fboys were elated over their victory. More Rain The city was visited by a heavy rain today and the weather bu reau holds-out no promise of im provement tomorrow. The fore cast is: rain tonight and Wednes day. Brisk east to southeast winds and probably- squalls this afternoon. Attending Lectures Mr. Charles Kluttz left this morning for Wilson, N. C, to at tend a course of lectures in an embalming school. He will be gone about a week. Back at Her Po t. Miss Mary Dvvire, who ha.s been sick for sevei m! weeks, is again on duty at the Telephone Exchange office. We want more We will sell them. Land Agents. houses to sell. Maupin Bros, You can get a Jackson's mark enjoy. roast of beef at at that you will For Rent Several nice cot tages on north Main street. Ap ply to T. P. Johnston. "Our little girl was unconscious from strangulation during a sud den and terrible attack of croup. 1 quickly secured a bottle. of One Minute Cough Cure, giving her three doses. The croup was mas tered and our little darling speed ily recovered." So writes A. L Snafford. Chester. Mich. Jas Plummer. SIX BURIED ALIVE. WERE KILLED B TONS OF FALL ING DEBRIS. A Hon ibis Death or Six Men in New York Caused Building Today by a D.sminuea iew lork, May zi. oix men were killed today under tons of debris by the cofllapseof a disman tled building on Christie street. Two believed to pave been killed showed by the wriggling of a hand l that they still are alive while the remaining three escaped. with The more or less serious miuries eroans ana nravers or tne men 1 whose hands wer b exposed led to the discovery. THE OLYMPIC GAMES. i Chicago "Wins abi Victory by Get- ting it for 1904 Paris, May 21 Chicago won a pfe victory toda Y by securing the Olympic j gamed for 1904. The meeting was helfl at the Autoino over bv bile Club and presided Baron de: Coubertin. Delegates were present fr pm all countries Chicago offered b put up ' 100, 000. At once all other nations withdrewi Then the question was narrowed! down to a choice Louis. be- tween Chicago and St Pennsylvapia Paid Up. Harrisburg, J lay 21. Gover ! received a war from the United nor Stone- today rant for 102,00) States government as pan of the wer settlement jj account. . - This account covers money expended by the State for she civil and Span ish American wa OTHER DONATIONS. St-nt for the Confi dera e Bazaar to be Hell ia Salisbury. Swift & Co., proprietors of a house, Chicago, of hams and lard large packing have sent a case for the Confederate bazaar. . . . Mr. P. :D. Hunter, of the Amer- ican carriage wuipany, iincm- nati, sent: a pictlure, copies in oil, for the Bazaar. Mr. AV. F. Forbes, of Rich- i i. L . . mond, makes a conation in money or goods from hps warehouse. These articles were received by Mrs. W. H. Ov erman. Mr. Peacock Dscl; cesd Mr. cently course L W. Peacock, who re completed bis medical and ha(L a stated in the Sun some days ago, an appoint ment on a British steamer to take a cruise to Soi: th Africa, has de clined to take tne trip. He receiv ed a telegram last Thursday to re port at New O leans at once for Mr. Peacock be ' standing his ex icense to practice the voyage, butj ing at Durham animation for medicine, concl ided to remain and complete the xamination. The sh'P on which he was to leave Mr. Peacock sailed Saturday- gave up a fine 'pportunity of see- ing much of tbje world, but pre take up the work ferred rather t of his chosen profession. f The Jacksonville Fund Rev. L, E. 15 usby requests us to ask that all whh have subscribed or will subscrit e to the Jackson fuud, which was 1 A ville sufferers' created last S inaay morning at the Lutheran church, to please leave their subscriptions with Mr. A. W. Winecclti by noon tomor- row. The fun l will be forwarded to Jacksonville! tomorrow night. Thieves in East Salisbury. A 'phone mt ssage was received by the officers this morning that Mr. Charles K luttz's residence in East Salisbury by thieves. $3 had been visited in cash was taken from the ho pse. I ne omcers went out but dould find no clue to the thief. Telephone Service It is !the pu bury Telephq rpose of The Salis ne Co. to give its patrons-the very best service pos sible. , To this end the manage co-operation of its subscribers by reporting promptly any trouble they may have with their phones Please notify or with employees. E. C 'Heins, Manager, 1 or WVF. Snider. TOUCHED A LIVE WIRE. Mr. N- P- Murphy's Narrow Esca-e Last Night Our esteemed fellow citizen, N P. Murphy, fc.sq , had a narrow escape from death last night. ' It was Mr. Murphy's first ex nerience with a live wire and he declares it will be his last. The arc light near Mr. Mur phv's residence at! the corner of Church and Horah streets failed to burn last night and he endeavored to remedy the defeat.- Injprhe in explicable manner his right hand came in contact with the live wire and Mr. Murphy reeled and staggered. Fortunately he de tected that be was in contact with the current before he had received the full voltage. He is slightly dizzy today from his experience. SOIL SURVEY. A Corps of Experts Examining the Soil in Rowan. A corps of experts, ; consisting of eight men, sent out by the U. S. Agricultural Department, are making a soil survey in Western Rowan. The gentlemen now have their headquarters in Salisbury. They examine the soil in differ ent' localities and classify it. The object is to find what kind of fer tilizers are best suited to various soils and what crops are most adapted to the soili Samples of the soil are taken and sent to Washington for analysis. i The corps is working in connec tion with the State Agricultural Department. It is hoped that much good will result to the farm ers and all others from the sur vey. ; ; GOES TO PHILIPPINES. Mr. Robert Stallings Will Go There to Teach, ' Mr. Robert Stallings, son of Rev. Dr. J. N. Stallings, , of this city, who is at present pursuing a post graduate course at the University of Virginia has decided to accept the offer made him to ; go to the Philippine Islands. ! k; Mr. Stallings was recently ten dered a situation as government teacher in the Philippines with a lucrative salary and has had the matter under consideration since that time. He has this week determined to notify the govern ment of this acceptance.: Mr. Stallings will come to Salis bury for a short vacation and will sail for the Philippines ; on July 10th. J I 'i SEIZURE FRIDAY. Mr. James A. Basinger's Distillery Seized by Deputy Mills. ' Deputy Collector C. E. Mills seized the distillery of Mr. J. A. Basinger near Richfield last Fri day. The seizure was made on account of irregularities reported to the office. In addition to the distillery fix tures Mr. Mills seized five barrels of whiskeyi Life Policy Paid Mr. R. Lee Crawford, agent of the New company, check for estate of Johnson. York Life ' Insurance received last . night a $2,000 payable to the the late Prof. B. W This w,as the amount of the policy carried by Prof. Johnson with the New York Life and will be promptly paid over to his estate. Song Recital. ; Miss Mabel Chambelain's music class will give a song recital at Prof. W. H. Neave's residence to night at 8:30 o'clock. The latest thing in Mexican belts at Harry Bros now. Boarders Wanted: Mrs. Erwin Bradshaw can accommodate a number of boarders at $10.00 per month. , Residence, 518 East Lee street. First-class board guaranteed. Call at once. The least in quantity and most in quality describes De Witt's Little Early Risers, thei famous pills for constipation, and liver complaints. Jas. Plummer For Rent Apply to J. -A 3 room O. White. cottage. For Sale or J Rent Cheap A nice cottage at Spencer, near south switch. Apply td , P. A. Cauble. : - " FIRST MEETING. THE NEW BOARD ELECTS THE CITY OFFICERS. - . OLD POLICE ELECTED. All the Present Police Force Elected Mr. J Saml. KcCubbins E'.ectoS City Treasurer; Much Discussion as to the Compensation of the City Tax Collector. Another Meeting to be Held To-Night. A Basy Night Mayor pro tern, T. H. Vander ord, Sr. City Clerk, II. J. Overman, f Treasurer, J. Sam'l McCubbins. City Attorney, Hon. Kerr Craige. Keeper of Cemeteries W. L. James. Sanitary Inspector, T. AJ Con way. Policemen: J. F. Pace, Geo. C. Sagle, M. C. Torrence, B. Frank Cauble and Wm. A. Monroe. School committeemen to fill two vacancies occuring on tne board: iev. Dr. J. Rumple and Prof. R. G. Kizer. " ' City Weigher, Sam'l E. Carter. These were the city officers elected by the aldermen at their first regular meeting last night. And the end is not yet. For one solid hour the aldermen grappled with the knotty proposition as to what compensation should be al lowed the tax collector with the result that action was postponed until a meeting to beheld tonight. The board was called .to order by Majror Boyden, who inquired as to the pleasure of the board. On motion it was resolved to go into the election of city officers. The result was as stated above. In the matter of sanitary keeper Mayor 1 Bo3'den made a feeling and an elo quent talk for the better care of our cemeteries and pledged him self to see that the cemeteries are kept in a better condition. The salaries of the city officers were left as he'etofore with the excep tion of policemen who are now receiving $50 per month. It was decided to allow "them $45 per month for 6 months and $50 for the remaining 6 months. The election of a city marshal and tax collector was next gone into. The first question raised was the remuneration to be al lowed the tax collector. Capt. Coughenour moved that the salary be fixed at $900 per year. Alder man Vanderford moved to allow 4 per cent cqm mission on all taxes collected. Alderman Wright fa vored the allowance of a salary of $1200 per year. Much discussion followed and it was finally agreed to postpone the election of tax collector until tonight, at which time another meeting will be held. The Long, Suit. Hon, Lee S; Overman went to Statesville this morning to attend court. He appears this week as counsel in the $50,000 suit of Mr. B. F, Long vs N. C. R. R. Co. It is expected that the suit will come up tomorrow and will consume the remainder of the week. State Medical Society. The State Medical Society meets at Durham today. Dr. VV . W . McKenzie and Dr. E. M. Sum merell went to Durham today ta be in attendance. Dr. J. E. Stokes will go down tonight. The Elk Reunion. The Elks of North Carolina had a big time at their jollification at Charlotte yesterday. The Char lotte News says the following Sal isbury Elks were present: ,i Walter Murphy, W. M. John ston, C. D. Keehler, James M. Davis, J. M.' Weston. ' If people only knew what we know about Kodol Dyspepsia Cure it would be used in nearly every household, as there are few people who do not suffer from a feeling of fullness after eating, belching, flatulence, sour stomach or water brash, caused by indigestion or dyspepsia. A preparation such as Kodol Dyspepsia Cure, which, with no aid from the stomachy will digest your food, certainly can't help but do you good. Jas. Plummer, PROF. R. G. KIZER'S CHANGE, The Principal of Salisbury's Graded School Will Resign., Prof. R. G. Kizer, as is noted in tho report of the proceeding 6f the alderman of last night's meet ing, has been elected a member of the school committee of Salisbury to succeed Mr. G. W. Wright, whose term has expired and who is now an alderman. Prof. Kizer has decided at the expiration of the school year this ek to give up work in the grad achool and will devote his entire time to his duties as county super intendent. For fifteen years Prof. Kizer has been connected with the grad ed schools of Salisbury in the ca pacity of principal and surely no ed'icator in the State has served hi? constituents more faithfully. During his headship at this school hundreds of boys and girls have gene out into the various walks of life who cheerfully attest to his devotion to the- profession. He has succeeded abundantly and the prtsent school board will part with his service's reluctantly. Their confidence in him was de-. monstrated by the unanimous vote given him last year. As county superintendent Prof. Kir:er brings to the discharge of his duties the ripeness of 25 years' experience -in educational work and the county is to be congratu lated on his determination to give the duties of this office his undi vided time and attention. GRAVES DECORATED. The C- M. A. Remembered TheirDe csased Members Sunday. The C. M. A. Society on Sun day observed a very appropriate and touching ceremony by decorat ing the graves of their deceased members. f ' - The lodge marched from the hal! on Chestnut Hill to the. ceme tery. A large number wa3 in the procession, eacbjne of whom carried large wrwtis, which were placed upon the silent mounds of the deceased. The objects of this order are ex cellent and the custom that they obsefVed Sunday is beautiful in the extreme. . Salisbury Has an Officer.; Among the officers elected by the North Carolina Society of the Benevolent and Protective Order of the Elks which was organized in Charlotte yesterday, the Observer says that Mr. C. D. Keehler, of Salisbury,! was elected secretary and treasurer. Notice. u Prof, and Mrs. W. H." Neave having given the use of their spa- cious concert room, jyiiss Lnam- berlain's vocal concert will be given there tonight, of which in vited guests will please take not ice; time 8:30. Conventiou of Labor Commissioner. H. B. Varner, E?q. , was in the city this morning on bis way to St. Louis, where he goes to attend the convention of the Labor Com missioners of the United States. The meeting will be called to or der Thursday and will be in ses sion until Monday. Her Sister Sick Mrs. W..-G- Russell and child left last night for Concord in, re sponse to a message received by Mrs. Russell notifying her of the serious illness of her sister. She will remain in Concord until there issome change in her sister's con dition. Mr. Eagle's Funeral The funeral of Mr. John Eagle, Jr., was conducted from St. John's Lutheran church yesterday after noon at 4:30 o'clock. The pall bearers were his . former fellow workers at - the Southern shops. The machinists at the Spencer shops were represented by a dele gation of about 50 men, who at tended the funeral in a body. -. Remember that 5c sale of finger marked collars at Reid's. Wanted 57 men, to get their hair cnt at 15c a head, rip stairs, oveMoyle's bar. . W. J. T. Robinson. Order distilled water ICE of crystal clearness from the Salis bury Ice and Fuel Co., manufacturers. BRIEF ITEMS. News Items of Interest too Short for . a Head- W. H. Ayers, of China Grove, spent the morning here. ; Prof. P. E. Wright, of China Grove, was in the city yesterday. W. B. Strachan, of Greensboro, spent last night in the city. 4 Little Ruth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J D. Enniss is quite sick to day. Miss Mamie Austin, of Alb marie, is visiting Mrs. W. M. Harris, . ' J. Mrs. R. Eames came up from New London last night on a visit to relatives. Miss Pauline Goodman, of Ca barrus county, is visiting Mrs. John Robinson. Mr. Luther Miller, who has been; sick since Thursday night, is able to be out again . Misses Agnes and Zula Brown, of Woodside, are spending a few days with Miss Margaret Bailey. The Salisbury Elks, who were at the Elk celebration in Char- otte yesterday, have returned to he city. ' C. A. Black welder returned this morning from the hospital at Sal isbury ,-rsays Saturday's Concord Tribune. 1 Harlee McCall, Esq , of Lex ington, was in the city- this morn ing on his way to Statesville to at- end court. ' . Mr. D. W. Julian's hand, which i nas been giving Dim so mucn trouble recently, was lanced again today. Ladies who want ease .and com fort would rather have Grover soft shoe than money. Sold by Peterson & Rulfs. " Mrs. Dan Robinson arrived in the city last night from Atlanta on a visit to her parents,. Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Rindre. . ' V Mrs. Harold Tyler and Miss Clara Brown, of Salisbury, are visiting Mrs. Hi C. Williams, at the Leland, says the Charlotte Ob server, i , Messrs. Maupin Bros. , the en terprising real estate . and insur ance dealers, have a display. ad in today's Sun. Read what they have to say. The big weekly shipments 'of shoes we are receiving mean some thing. When you see our show ing this week you will not wonder at our keeping busy.1 The Burt Shoe Store. Mr. and Mrs. E. Lowery, who have been visiting in Richmond, have returned to Salisbury. , Mr. Lowery's hand, which was injured some time since, is but slightly im proved, we regret to learn. Better shoes for less money and a greater variety of styles to se lect from than we've ever offered, now await your approval. The Burt Shoe Store. r BookClub. The Christian Reid book club will meet with Mrs. Linton on Wednesday afternoon at 4:30. Book for discussion, "Great paintings described by great writ ers Mrs Henderlite Improving. Mrs. C. M. Henderlite, who was removed f r,om her ' home on North Main street last week to the Whitehead-Stokes : eanitorium, improved today. 1 is The new straight Harry Bros. form belt at For SALE--Sweet milk, butter milk, cream and butter, at all timesl Mrs. M. W. Barber. Ice Cream. When you are hot send for a quart of Howard's crystal ice cream, which will be delivered at your house at any time. Special attention and special prices given chitrch festivals and lawn partifes. Crystal ice cream made in all flavors. Brick cream and hokey pokey. Corner Kerr and Lee streets. Phone 251. . Miss Florence Newman, who has been a great sufferer from muscular rheumatism, says Cham berlain's -!Pain Balm . is the only remedy that affords "her relief. Miss Newman is a much respected resident of the village of Gray, N. Y., and makes this statement for the benefit of others similarly af-. flicted. Tbis liniment is for sale by Jas. Plummer, druggist. LIRS. H'KINLEY BETTER PASSED VERY COMFORTABLE NIGHT. Strychnine Proved The Only Remedy Whan The Heart'i Action Became Al most Imperceptible Last Thursday. San Francisco, May 20. Mrs. McKinley passed a comfortable night and slept well. She was greatly improved this morning. It is now learned that glycero phos- pate of .sodium wa3 administered to the patient Thursday morning when her heart action was so weak tht her physicians -feared she would not rally. Strychnine also was administered in conjunction. She was restored from almost im perceptible heart action to nearly a normal condition. LEAVING CUBA. Nine Hundred Emigrants Embarked Today! For Hawai. San Juan, May 21. Nine hun dred emigrants embarked today on the steamer California at Guani- caca for Hawai. Four hundred more are ready to sail. Emigra tion agents are spending, it is esti mated, about $10,000 in recruiting and maintaining emigrants. Favor able reports from Hawai causes the continuation of emigrants. Stole Baby's Dead Body. Buffalo, May 21. Grave dig-' gers wno are removing Domes from the Old North Street Ceme tery, in the coffin1 of a baby dis covered that a plaster cast had been substituted for the baby's body. It is believed that medical students robbed the grave. Small Pox la Poughkeepsie. Poughkeepsie N. Y. May 21. Small pox is ragiug among- the colored inhabitants of this city, one of whom is supposed to have New :ought the disease from York. Notice to Confederate Pensioners. The pension law of 1901 requires that all those heretofore drawing pensions shall makenew application and be re examined and this is to notify any desiring to make appli cation that the blanks are now in my office and I am ready to fill up and file the same. It is desired that the pensioners appear in per son and file their application as ti . i j i i 1 soon as possioie witn lue cierK and thus be ready to meet the Pension Board when notified by them. W. G. Watson, Clerk Superior Court. May 20, 1901. . ' . Resolutions of Respect to Junius Fisher. Whereas, it has pleased Al mighty God to callfrbm our midst to his home prepared for him and all who keep His commandments, dear J unius Fisher, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. M. G. M. Fisher, therefore,:be it Resolved (1) That we bow in humble submission to the will of Him who is too wise to err. (2) That in the death of this dear friend .we have lost an rctive and esteemed member of our Sun day school class. (3) That we will evermore strive to imitate his p.ious life, active- ness as a co-worser in ounuay school work and self-sacrificing in his daily life. (4) That a copy of these resolu tions be sent to the Lutheran Visi tor, county papers, and to the be reaved family. Teacher and Members ok Sun day SCHOOL. CLASS. You can get the very nobbiest things, in new belts at Harry Bros. The newest things in ladies black velvet belts at Reid's. Notice. I have taken the Agency of the Leon Steam Laun dry, Charlotte, N. C. and all orders left at Western Union Tele graph office will be given prompt attention, bundles called for and delivered. Chas. L. Lentz. Dr. W. H. Wakefield, of Char lotte, N. C. will be in Salisbury at Central Hotel on Wednesday, June oth, for one day only. His Sractice is limited to Eye, Ear, ose and Throat. Cow fob Sale Seven-eighths Jersey. 3 gallons. D. M. PuiLLirs. GEN. PORTER IS DEAD. A NOTED FEDERAL GENERAL EIED TODAY. Was Court Martiihd fjr Inglorious Conduct at Bull Rui bat Acquitted of the CharsT's. Morristown, N. J., May 21. General Fitzjohn Porter died this morning. Both his sons and phy sicians were with him when ho died. Gen. Porter was court martialed but acquitted for hi conduct at tho battle of Bull Run. The Constitutioa Off. Bristol, May 21. Exactly at ten o'clock this morning the Con stitution hoisted sails and left the harbor, moving slowly before a very light north west bret-zo. Sho went towards Newport through the west passage with Ciipt. Nat Hcrreshoff at tho wheel. Tho mainsail .had four buttons in tho leech. Oh board were Mr. and Mrs. W. Butler, Duncan New- can Thorn and two other guests. Admiral Schley Hurrits Back. New York, May 21. Renr Ad miral Schley arrived here this afternoon on the Kaiser Wilhelm der Groise. His son, who.se ill ness caused his hurrying to this country, is reported today out of danger. The admiral hurried from t hp Ktfiiimshit forthwith to the hospital. A Sentence Commuted. Washington, D. C , May 2L The president today com muted thg-death sentence of Boyd Wal- ce, colored, convicted of tho murder of Robert Stafford, also col ored, in Washington last yeur and santenced to be hanged next Mon day, to imprisonment for life. Shamrock II Wins Again. London, May 21. After two hours' racing today Shamrock II led Shamrock I by two minutes and twelve seconds. Cotton, New York, May 21. Cotton bids: May, 7.02; Aug. 7.31. Wheat Chicago, May 21. Wheat bids: July, 79i. LOCATING SIDE THACK. Southern Will Put in One Near Cres cent Soon. Correspondence of Sun. Faih, N. C, May 21. A num ber of Faith contractors met Mr. J. W.Martin, tho section master, at Crescent flag station today to help locate a side track so they can have a better andnearer point at which to load their granite. Wo hope to get tho side track riht away. It will mean a big lot of money for the R. . R 'company from freights. Mr. and Mrs. M. G. M. Fisher return thanks to their friends and neighbors for kind attentions and favors during the sickness and af ter the death of their son,' .Junius. Mr. J. E. Holler is moving into the house he bought of Mr. Pies Ilolshouser today, Mr. Hols houser having moved into his new house last week. Attending Commencement. Rev. Dr. J. N. Stallings left yesterday for Bennctlsille, S. C, to attend the commencement of the Bennettsvillo graded school, in which his daughters, Misses Minnie and Bettie have been teach ing. These ladies are contemplat ing giving up their positions at Bennettsvillo. The school trustees are reluctant to part with their services and have oficrcd" them an increased salary. Fine fat mutton at Jackson's market daily. Do You Want to see the latest? Go to Buerbaum and examine tho new style cooking vessels, made of liro clay, heavily glazed, with cold decorations under glaze. They are good for all household pur poses."" The beautiful new style of Orien tal Ware Vases, etc. They aio worth a visit to Buerbaum's. Those elegant gold and ebony finished oval picture frames from the smallest to the larger sizes. Buerbaum makes the picture frames for the people.
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