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TOLOMI IIIII.
KIW BIRR, CRAYII COUHTY, N. C, TUISDAY, DICEMBIR 4 1 aim -FIRST SllTIOS.
ICMBIE 11
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PRES1DEHTS mm.
Probably Will Isslst on Holdup
Philippines.
Deasnds Open User la China. Fa
vors Ship Subsidies, K action
War Tx, Inter-Oernnle Ca
nal and Increase Brg
alar Xrmj.
WatHtiioToH. D. C. December 1 Th
President's message bu gone to the
printer. In proof it will be revited, and
la tome Instance elaborated and added
to before It la complete. The following
la an outline of what I he President baa
decided to recommend.
The Philippine lalanda are to be hold
by the United State aa a part of I la ter
ritory, to be governed along line similar
to these laid down for Porto Rico. The
need of troopa to maintain order will be
discussed freely, and the opinion ex
pressed that, although the lime has not
jet coma for the creation of a at able
form of government still steps lu that
direction should be taken.
Congress will be asked to pass the
Bpooner Mil, giving the President full
civil authority, so that an emergency
government can be provided and the
military force gradually reduced to the
limit of a police organization. The
treatment of the Philippine question
will be extensive and will foreshadow
tbo ultimate adoption of a broad colo
nial policy.
The message will renew the pledge of
this country to oppose ill schemes of
territorial conquest and will warn the
Power that, whatever result may be
reached, the United Stales will Insist
upon the "open door' in the Orient.
There will be no declaration that
this country will not occupy a sphere
of Influence If that conclusion be inevit
able. A promise will be made that the Island
of CubeJ to be turned over to the Cu
ban a toon. The work of American ofll
cers in Cuba will be praised. There
will be no distinct declaration aa to the
form of government Cuba ought to have
but the admission will be made that the
people are fast learning the lesson of
self-government.
In general terms the President will re
fer to the work of the Isthmian Canal
Commission and commend the con-
atruclion of a canal. He will make it
plain, however, that the Olayton-Bul-wer
treaty must be first repealed or
the original Hay-Paiincefote treaty ratified.
An argument will be advanced to
bow the need of a large army for
aomo years to come. The protection of
Hawaii, the Philippines, Porto Klco,
Cuba and possibly the Isthmian Ca
nal will be used to authorize an
elastic Increase, of which the mini
mum will be 02,000 and the maximum
100,000.
Without mentioning the reduction
that should be made, the message will
-call attention to the fact that the condi
tion of the Treasury now Ju.-tilles the
tatter of right, but a an act of
courtesy.
Unless Turkey grant Dr. Norton's
exaqualor before Congress meet ths
President will declare the relations with
Turkey extremely unsatisfactory, owing
to bar persistent refusal to pay the mis
sionary indemnity and her refusal to
permit lb establishment of an Ameri
cas Consulate at liar pool.
The President will say that ibis coun
try has been faithful to the precept of
avoiding entangling alliances ss to af
fairs not of onr direct concern, and
again explain that, as England aud the
Boer in the present war did not both
ask for mediation, It was impossible for
us to interfere.
The President has not determined
Whether he will recommend the purchase
of the Danish West Iudics, although lb
belief is thst he will.
fiHTIS I MRU i MUCH UNTIL Bill 10 REDUCE, mmmmm..
PLENTY OF GOOD THINGS
JUST RECEIVED
Verdict Arainst Dr. Kilfo
$20,000 Damages.
Qjj'Larfe Increase In Banking
sources In North Carolina.
Introduced by Crumpacker ol In
diana Against Southern Representation.
lemoval of ome of the burdens of
taxation imposed by the Spanish war.
Congress will be urged to lake such
action aa may be necessary to discrimi
nate between what Is useful and what la
injurious la business operations.
.Much stress will be laid upon the fact
that the modus rlvsndt-with Canada Is
a leap or say arrangement that doe not
prejudice the claim of this oountry to
the trying dispute. The President will
how that entering Into Ibis modus vl
vendl has enabled a tatUfactory adjuat-.
meat of other matter in dispute be
tween Canada and the Unite I Slate
The financial legislation of the last
session will be highly commended, bmu
attention called to the perpetual tar
ing in Interest by refolding the nation
al debt into -low Interest-bearing gold
bond. It will be claimed that under
the operation of th Gold Standard law
the actual per capita circulation baa In
created far beyond anything of the kind
accomplUhed by any previous Adminis
tration. Congress will b specifically urged to
authorize the laying of a cable connect
ing Ibli country with the new posses
sion la the Pacific, and extending tblt
Una from Manila to Japan.
8hlpplo;obld!e will be recommend
ed uader a strong pita for legislation
that will build up and foster the Aroerl
- Aaa merchant marine. Mo peel Be plan
will be suggested.
The work of tbe aavy during the
past year will be reviewed aail recom-
snendaWon sonde .for the Increase in
the setabllahment suggested by ttecro
' tary lioag, and aa Increase vU tb en
lis lad strength aad officer uv naeeV tba
steeds of the ships now nndsr eonstroo-
Foreign relation will ba reviewed at
. length, showing the country to b at
pesos with tba world, aad tha bead glv
en to the American position la China
and tltewbcra will ba pointed out aa tba
iproof that tha United Blataa la now, and
will eontlnna to ba, one of tba warld'i
power. Y '
Tha valua of tha Pari Exposition
'a mean of Introducing American goaJa
abroad and no Urging American trada
' "will be discussed. Tba anmber of award
given exhibitor from thl country show
'tba esonllence o! American prodnota aad
Invention.
Contra will ha asked to authorise
th payment of IVOOO aech to tba f sta
ll ! of ths Italian kllWd In th w
Kitchener In Command.
London, Nov. 80. The War Office
announces this evening that Lord
Roberts handed ovor the command of
the British troops In South Africa yes
terday to Lord Kitchener.
It is further annoutced that the Queen
approves Lord Kitchener's promotion to
lieutenant-general, with the rank of gen
eral, while In command in South Africa
A dlapatch from Durban, Natal, states
that Lord Roberts Is duo to arrive at
Plctcrmarltzburg December 4 and should
arrive at Durban December C on his way
home.
Czar Likely to Recover.
St. Petkahduuo, Nov. !). Informa
tion received through private source's
fully confirms the recent favorable
bulletins referring to the Czar'j health.
Ue has made such genuine improvement
that his condition seem 4 to promise
certain recovery.
Phillips Now Rests.
Cuicaoo, Nov. 30. Successful in his
corn corner to the extent of about $300,
000, Geo. II. Phillips, Ibo young bull
leader, who until Wednesday was the
principal object of attention on the
Beard of Trade, has re?olved hereafter
to confine his efforts to a straight com
mission business. This id what ho said
lo-day at leant.
For the first time in ten years be has
been on 'Change Mr. Phillips was not
on the floor to-day. He was in bis of
fice, on the socend floor of the Rlalto
Building Instead, vleltlpg friends ami
opening batches of letters, These came
from all sources and contained every
thing from a proposal from a young
woman in
sight to
Yorker to stake him in anything' be
might undertake, be It another corn
corner or a poker game, lie also re
ceived offers by the store to back other
enterprises.
"There is not a more pleased man In
Chicago than I," ho Bald. ' Everything
I wanted I have accomplished, and now
I am contented. But no more corners
for ue. Hereafter It Is straight com
mission business. A week from to-morrow
I will leave for Canada to visit my
relatives. It is not that 1 need the rest,
for I am anything but worn out; but I
haven't ha i a vacation in eight years,
and 1 thought it was a good lime now to
lake one.
"A to who was hack of me In my
operations, Daniel IIIII of Morris, who
la a wealthy landowner, Is mv partner.
One other person was interested. Ills
name 1 am not at liberty to tell.'
The Casa a Celebrate Oae Aad
Argned All the Week. An
Appeal Taken by Kllgn
to tha Supreme Cenrt
Special to Journal.
OxroBD, N. C, Dec 1. In the hun
dred thousand dollar auit of iter. T. J.
Gattis agalnat President Ktlgo of Trinity
B. N. Duke and Odell, the jury brought
in a verdict of $20,000 damages..
Argument in this well advertised case
began last Monday, and speeches were
madcNiy twelve lawyers, the length of
the longest address being six hours.
The jury brought in their verdict this
evening. Kilgo lakes an appeal to the
Supreme Court.
Oxford, N. C, Nov, 30.-At last the
argument to the jury in the Gattis-Ktl-go
libel suit for $100,000 damages Is at
an end.
Cyrus B. Watson for the prosecution
and Governor Chas. B. Aycock for the
defense, each made masterly addresses
to the jury to day. Mr. Watson spoke
this morning and Mr. Aycock concluded
at five o'clock this afternoon. The two
speeches were worthy in every way of
the two really great lawyers who made
them.
Judge Hoke will give the case to the
jury tomorrow morning at nine o'clock.
There is much speculation as to the re
sult, though the belief Is hazarded by
many that the jury will be unable to
agree.
Intensity of Interest in the Gattls-Kil
go caso is evident as the long trial draws
near its end. The scene In the court
room is an unusual one, by reason of the
presence of a large number of ladies.
and this serves to show the excitement
prevailing in the community, being but
a retlex of the sentiment of the State at
large. All persons seem impressed with
the solemnity of the occasion, and the
case has lost its aspect of a battle of
lawyers and legal talent, and ths public
Is face to face with the realization that a
question of grave import to the parties
to the suit Trinity College, the Metho
dist Conference and the State Is soon
to be decided.
The possibility of a mistrial by reason
of the illness of one or more jurors, was
by no means a pleasing prospect, and it
is to be hoped that yesterday, a breathing
ap-
Dulutli to marry bun ou j fpell has removed these grounds for
an offer by a rich New prehension.
REVENUE OFFICERS SHOT.
An Unavoidable Accident. Farmers
Overdoing Farming. United States
Court.
The One Day Cold Cure.
For colds and son throat nw Ktrmott'sChoco-
Utef laxative Quinine, liasily taken aa candy
and quickly cure.
Big Sales in Cotton.
Pall River, Mast., Nov. 3J. The Sale
In tha print cloth market during tha'
week amounted to about 25000 piece
all odd. No regular were disposed of
during that lime. For the first time in
months the silc fur the week exceeded
the regular production, a promising sign
of the prosperous -..business conditions
which are confidently expected by
manufacturer. Manufacturer bore
say the manner in which printers and
converter are talking ha convinced
them that there I a good trade in th
Booth and Wast, and that the next three
week will sea a large Increase In the
tale. Buyer will, by thst time, be com"
palled to renew their stock, which have
of late bten depleted by the converter.
The Increase la the price of cotton
has given renewed strenth to the print
cloth market aud tha production I held
on n bait of ft cent for all make.
Four Filipinos to Hang.
Manila, November 80.- Oeneral Mac-
Arthur ha confirmed ' the tonlenco of
banging pased upon four native re
cently convicted of murder at Llngayen.
Tha condemned ware membej of the
"Guardln da Honor," a band of alleged
nssasslne. whose victim, It I charged,
were kidnapped and boloed. They will
ba haaged December si
! AGinTaFrobytctians.
PntLaDtLFHii, , I. The Commit
tee of the Presbyterian General Assem
bly having la (barge (be rising of tba
twentieth century fund for lb church
atatea that tha - entire eipense of tha
work neoettsry to tba gathering of thlf
food baa been provided for by a gaaar
oof friend. -Every dollar contributed to
apeolat object or to the general fund
by chnrches or Individual will therefore
go at directed by the donor.
Rai.kiiiii, N. C, Dec. 1. Revenue
Collector Duncan has the following tele
gram from Deputy Collector R. J. Lewis
who by mistake shot two revenue offi
cers from Virginia Thursday afternoon:
"Shooting scrape in Northampton coun
ty, N. C, in which two officers from
Virginia were shot, neither fatally
wounded. Unavoidable." Lewis told a
deputy marshal thsl the officers from
Virginia had lost their bearings and
came over into North Carolina territory.
Collector Duncan aald the accident,
though deplorable, was unavoidable.
The State charters the Edgemont
Company of Durham county, Julian S.
Carr and other stockholders, giving It
leave to Increase Its capital stock to
$1,000,000. It can build and operate
factories and other plants.
Some farmer are laying that they are
afraid the general prosperity now pre
vailing among the farmers, certainly the
greatest in fifteen year or more, will
lead them to buy more land and go In
dobt, and will alia cause them to plant
too large cropi, and lay thoy iee signs of
both these movements.
Today the hearing of the railway tax
assessment case was continued hero. It
Is really amusing to tee the newspaper
head Hoe. One paper thn declares
that the railway bat proved their
contention that tha other property
It assessed far bolow it oost on true
value; another paper , that the State
ha already proved It case against tbe
road.
Great regret 1 expressed here at the
death of A. P. Bryan, one of tbe oldest
employee In the Southern Kfpre
Company' Service. lie aerved here at
year In charge of the Raleigh office.
Tbe United State Court begin a term
here next Monday. . The docket, though
pretty full, I not ao large a usual.
Tba November Bulletin of the Agri
cultural department will contain th
first report of tha work of tbe toll test
farm at Red Spring and Tarboro.
Scheme to Vote for Butler Baptist
Slate Coaveatlott. Propped
Exhibit at Bafalo
Funeral ef A P.
Bryan.
Special to Journal.
Ralkioh, Dec. 3. The report on tbe
National banks In North Carolina shows
that their resources aggregate f l!i,362,-
183. The resources in 189S were only
$11,863,728. The resources of the Slate,
private and saving banks are now $14 -
817,959, which they were ouly 1
$10,526,900. The Increase is remarkably '
great, being of all banks $7,589, .'19 in
the two years, of which $4 091 ,0.'iU was
of State banks and H,498,4SO of Na'inn- 1
al banks.
It Is learned from a Republican high
In position that an effort is Ix-ing made
to induce Republican inemlcrs of the
legislature to vote for Marion Butler for 1
Senator, the Idea being that by bo doing '
It will give him a better chance to make
a fight against the scatinir of F. M. Sim-:
mons, or will get Simmons seat My in- I
formant says he cannot believe that the
Republicans will vole for Ituiii r
The Federal Court nominally began a
term today, but really it begins tomor
row. The Baptist State convention which
meets here this week will discuss many
matters but the chief one will be the
raising of a largo fund for the endow
ment of its colleges, female university
aud schools, along the same line as those
which the Presbyterian Synod marked
out.
The Supreme court will take up the
tenth district appeals tomorrow.
John K. Cllne of Liucolnlon is the
first sheriff to make full pcttlcment
of his State taxes, treasurer Worth
says.
The State charters the Oak Grove
Lumber Company of Halifax county and
the Sherwood, Bobbin and Shuttle Mfg.
Co, of Greensboro.
The Secretary of Slate has reprinted
tho 68th, N. O. Supreme Court reports.
He is reprinting at the rate of 5 reports
a year, which is the limit.
The State board of agricullure meets
Wednesday. "One of the matters it will
consider will be the inakiug of an e
hlbil at the Pan-American exposition at
Buffalo. Secretary Rruner says there is
not lime enough to do thi?; that it re
quires at least two years. The legisla
ture made no appropriation. The board
has sofar made none. It requires a
long lime to get up a proper agricultu
ral exhibit.
The funeral of A. 1'. Bryan, who was
for 43 years In charge of Ihe Southern
express office here was held yesterday.
Division Superintendent W. J' Croswcll
attended It. Hastia Poe, who has been
lit the office 39 years, succeeds Bryan as
agent.
Bill Introduced in the lioUHr It
Would (iive North Carolina
Kite I orirrcshmen J
Ouly. !Bucb Feel
iug is Show n
Spi cml to Journal. j
Washington, December 3 -A bill
was introduced iu the House of Repre
sentatives today by Edgar I). Crum
packer of I.idiana to reduce the repre
sentation in Congress of the Stales of
Ijouisiana, Mississippi North and South
Carolina.
The b:li reduces 1 1 it representation of
these four state's thirteen voles. It cuts
dow n the repicseiiiation of North Car
olina from the present number niiie to
five.
The liiil is based on the assumption
that under tbe Constitutional Amend
ment all the negroes in the slate will be
excluded from voting, the representa
tion of live being for the white voters of
the state.
Much Indignation is expressed by
North Carolinians at the Capital. They
declare that the bill is an outrageous
Iff
ill
At
J, L, McDamets
71 Broad St.
Miuce Meat, (;raiiberriea,f itron, Currants, Raisins, Evaporated
Apples and Peaches, New Prune, Soft Shell Almonds, Brazil
NuU, Pecans, English Walnuts all new crop, Sweet Mixed
Pickles and.Qirkins Sour Picklea, Lemon Flavoring Extinct
and Spices, Heiuz's Tomato Catsup, Lea and Pen-in Banoe, Ap
ple Butter, Schredded Uocoanut beat quality 5c package, Cook J
ing Butter and Cotto'ene, Fresh Elgin Butter and Buckwheat,
Fancy Cream Cheese 15c lb., Macaroni, Small Pig Hams, Can
ned Goods of all kinds, Queen Olives and numerous other good
things just received.
Wholesale
A Retail
Grocer,
5 f f iff niiffnf
-m n
'Phone 91. 71 Br64 Hi.
Father Tiber Overflows.
When you need a soothing anil heal
ing antiseptic application for any pur
pose, use the original De Will's Witch
Hazel Salve, a well known cure for piles
and skin diseases, it heals sores with
out h aving a scar. Beware of counter
f its. F. S. Duffy ,fc Co.
Bolomen Surrender.
Manila, Dec. Twelve hundred
Itoloincn enti led Vigan, Island of Luzon
and Miii-ndereil to Captain Green, of
1 th': Thirty-third Infantry. This is the
largest number of men who have yet
surrendered in Luzon at one time.
, General Tlnio hail been keeping a
swarm of bolomen along the mountains
and they have impoverished tho food
- sr. ppliiv.
KRUGER'S LAST HOPE.
RuJcly Crushed by Germany. France
j Continuetu Sympathize.
Bmu. in, Dec. !2 - Mr. .(ruger has
abandoned his proposed visit to Berlin
, ow ing to the receipt of an ollicial in
timation that Emperor William regrets
that in consequence of previous arrange
ments lie will be unable to receive him.
1 The lioer statesman, therefore, will
1 proceed direct from Cologne for Hollanu.
He telegraphed to t Ida effect this aflet -'
noon.
! The Cologne Gazette, In an Inspire
c oni 111 1 1 11 i 1 1 11 e, says: "Mr. Kruger's vis!
' is not agreeable to (lermany, his aim be
I ing to obtain intervention in South
Africa. It would be a grave political
mistake, it would lie even a great crime,
to allow him to entertain even a spark
Kniviu v nu i
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We have removed to our
ISTew , IBricli: Store,
Cor. Ilroad & Hancock Sts.,
Where we will be glad to welcome all our old and new patron. Our
strict attention to business in the past Is sufficient guarantee to the trade
that we are always looking out for tbe Best Interest our Customeis.
Our Stock of Staple and Fancy
Groceries Is Complete.
tiiy-Large Stables and Sheds in back lot for the accom
modiition of our Country Friends, FREE.
Yours for Business,
r t o r 1 . 1 m 1 1 of hope that Gem-any will render him
Rome, Dec. 2, Owing to rains which 1 '
,.1 f.lln th Til,pr !, llood. ""V Poetical support.
ed tbe country near Its mouth.
The rise In tho river exceeds that of
1870, but the damage has been limited
by the recently constructed dykes at the
lowest points:
The Pantheon and the Korum, the
neighboring streets,, and a pari of tbe
hospital San Splrlto are Inundated. The
surrounding country and the Protestant
cemetery outside 8t. Paul's gate are also
submerged. Hailroad service is greatly
retarded.
When tbe stomach is tired out it must
havo a rest, but we can't live without
food. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure ' digests
what you eat" so that you can cat all the
good food you want while It Is restoring
tbe digestive organs to health, It Is the
only preparation that digests all kinds
of food. V. a. Duffy 4. Co.
This declaration Is accompanied with
reproaches, Mr. Kruger being charged
with "having encouraged a useless
guerrilla warfare and having disregrad
e I Germany's advice when be still might
have followed it. The press generally
Btrikes tbe 1 ame Hole.
Paiuh, Dec. 8. Kmperor William's re
fusal lo receive Mr. Kruger has caused
general suprlse here. Most of tbe morn
ing papers make it an excise for artic
les hympathizing with the Boer states
man and condemning the Kaiser
Some of the papers publish the Kais
er's famous telegram of lHUu to Mr.
Kruger side by side with that of yeslei
day. Tho Inlransiijeant and other
Nii'lonnli't ora'is comnien' with their
customary violence.
Dress Goods Specials.
NEW ARRIVALS I
IT GOc YARD
All wool Venetians, 36 inches wide, in Blue, Castor, Garnet and
Grey, a beautiful cloth for tailor made suits and very much under
price.
AT 98c YAHD
54 inch Ladies Cloth, au All Wool Cloth and worth $1.25 yard.
AT $1.50 YARD
Novelties in Black Skirt Patterns, very rich and in exclusive designs
SPECIAL NOTICE !
The Silk Velour aud other Dress Trimmings that have been so long
delayed in coming have at last arrived.
Vandalism at Pekin.
I UaM . t, fi. (. -U CaS I I
I I., H K. 1.' 'i I I
Why Japs like Eorlaod.
St. Paol, December 1 1: Winnipeg
dispatch ayi Tb Jtpaotee Print)
Komara, n routs home frota the Parte
Exposition, w luttrvUwed hare. ' Be
said: "The French are not ready to 0ht
anybody . nay more than Spain wan.
Their nraay Is very rotten, so far ne I
east ndfa. In ease of Wr England can
always conat opon Japan, baennteonr
Inlerette nre Identical aad beonnae we
know that EnglUknten always "win I
the end, ' They may bo beaten and
beaten, and nil other people say," 'JCnf
land Is no good,' hut we notion they
never care to take k hand la the ft,
and by and by tbe XnIIhaaa note
out on top. Tbal'e why we like Eng
Hi !p Is needed al once when a pcrsnu't
llfo W In d.mger. A neglicled cough or
cold may foon become serious and
j should 1m: stopped at oner. O ic Minule
Tiuhtain, Dec 8. Protests have been ! Vmn T,l'lklr ore. coughs and
forwarded to Field Mar.h.l Count von I '"1,U hnA Uie wor" rMt "'l;r""l'i -Walder.ee
by the representative, of lhc chill., grippe and other throat and lung
, . .. ' , . ! trim Wen. K. ri. Dully Ai Co.
powers BgaiDBl wie remuvai Ul aa.ruutmi-
Ical Instruments from the observatory at
I'ekln.
Most of Ibe principal Instruments have
been prepared for sblpmcut and labeled
for Derlln or I'arli.
selves do not protest, because, as mem
ber of LI Uunj Chang staff put It,
tbelr objection would be useless, and
whatever they lay or do in th way of
protests elicit only uncivil treatment.
The observatory I recognised a cue
of Ibe most I merest lag aad historic
sights in Pekln. Most of the Instru
ntente nre over 15 year old. Many of
the are Bagnlfioeot bronses, and al
though not of modern type, can still be
(or tbe purpose of astronomical
observation.
' The flrst locomotive since the siege of
tbe legation Wgan ran yesterday from
Tlrwuln to Pekln. Tbe line will nm be
Opened fur general use until about !
eembertoV " ' " !"
G. A. BARFOOT,
43 Pollock Street.
CASTOR I A
for IaftvnU tad CUldrss, -
Til thl Tea RaTi A!n E::;M
CfhAtWOof
Congress In Session.
Wasiiimitok, Dec. :ird. KeT ressloos
The Chinese Ihem- of Congress have opr ned more quietly
than that which ivrncncj to-day. Ad
vance knoAlen.lgo of lh (sol that ad
journment was to liumedia.ely follow
ifco opening of lh" station In honor of
Ibe memory of thn late Henalor Davis,
of Minnesota and jrar, of Iowa, lerved
lo leaeD attendance both on tb floor of
the II loso and Hcnsto nd In tb galler
! nd conarqu'nlly lo lesjo inter!
In lb short proceedings.
t'onr,ioslonal Interest H strongly ren-
teml In the Isthmian Canal question.
Tbe announcement that th Canal Com
mission bad et out of Its report Its
original rcoemntendatlon In favor of tbe
Nicaragua route, and left It to Congress
to decide between (bat end tbe Pnnastn
route, front tbe facte and tgnren pre
sented. Is taken to preeage n light, which
ntsr esse scandal before it Is edded.
The lobbyists nre also credited with
pushing forward tbe Ship Bnbaldy bill,
whkb I likely .to be tbe bill (rest fought
measure of thn session, for (he pnrpose
et displacing the Mlcnrsgnn Csnnlblll,
which by resolution adopted by tbe Ben
at the )t session, should be takn ap
We do more than do the Boys, we
Dress ihem. Those of you Who know
the Boys' Clothing Section.'1' know
the Neatness, the Ratines of the
Boys Suits wb sell.
And never before were we ' so well
prepared to clothe the little man in a
manner to his liking. )',, U;
A word about the' Prices, from
$2.50i1to!$So50:
in two'and three piece. Cults. "
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99 m$e Street Opp. P ' t C
"Orleans rtoti tbla to ba dona not aa n
land." ;
on Wednesday ot tbts week.