AN ODD FISH.'
Qaecr Marin Moaater a Natural Ba
, emr to Waalea.
Wlille operating at a fishery In Ad
miralty island, Alaska, one iummer my
attention and the ntteutlon of the flab
lug crew were almost dally attracted to
a large marine creature that would ap
pear in the main channel of Seymour
canal and our immediate vicinity.
. There re large numbers of whales of
the species rorqual there, and the mon
ster seemed to be their natural enemy.
The whales generally travel In schools,
I ml while at the surface to blow one
ivouid be singled out and attacked by
the I". ill. aud a battle was soon In order.
It 1.4 the nature of the rorqual to
make three blows at Intervals of from
two to three minutes each, and then
sound deep and stay beneath the sur
face for thirty or forty minutes. As a
whale would come to the surface thert
would appear always at the whale's
right side and Just about where his
head would connect with the body a
great long tail or fin, "Judged by five
tisbernicn and a number of Indians,
lifter swing it about fifteen times at
various distances," to be about twenty
four feet long, two and ohe-balf feet
wide at the end and tapering down to
the water, where it seemed to be about
eighteen inches in diameter, looking
very much like the blade of the fan of
an old fashioned Dutch windmill.
The jrreat club was used on the back
of the unfortunate whale lu such a
manner that It was a wonder to me
that every whale attacked was not In
stantly killed. Its operator seemed to
have perfect control of its movements
and would bend It hack until the end
would touch the water, forming a
horsi shoe loop; then with a sweep it
would be straightened and brought
incr ai.il down on the back of the
whale with a whack that could be
heard for several miles. If the whale
was fortunate enough to submerge it
self before the blows came, the spray
would tiy for a distance of a hundred
feet from the effect of the stroke, mak
ing a report as loud as n yacht's signal
fctin.
What seemed most remarkable to me
was thai, iu matter which way the
attacked whale went or how fast (the
usual speed is about fourteen knots),
that great club would follow right
along by its side and deliver those tre
mendous blows at intervals of about
four or live seconds. It would always
get in from three to five blows at, each
of the three times the whale would
come to the surface to blow. The
w hale would generally rid itself of the
enemy w hen it took Its deep sound,
especially if the water was forty
fathoms or more deep. During the day
the attack was always offshore, but
at night the whales would be attacked
in the bay and within 400 yards of the
fishery.
I d. not kn iw of any whales being
killed, but there were several that hud
pros it holes and sores on their backs.
Questhiiiim; the Indians about it, I was
told that i' Te was only one, that It
had I lecn tl . :( for many years and that
it once at. ici.od aii Indian canoe and
with one sirohe of the great club
Mua.-I.id He canoe into splinters, kill
i:i;r aud drowning several of Its occu
pants. I'Mvost and Stream.
.Wised Types.
Some years ago the editor of a down
east newspaper undertook to compli
ment an eminent citizen as "a noble
old burgher, proudly loving his native
stale," but the neatly turned compli
ment came from the compositor's hands
"a nobby old burglar, prowling round
in a naued state." This was as per
verse and shocking as the blunder iu
the message Ihnest Kenan hud occa
sion to telegraph across the English
channel on the subject of a proposed
lecture by him in Westminster abbey
The subject as written by blm was
"The Inllucnce of Home on the Forma
tion of Christianity." It was announc
ed in lhigland as "The Influence of
limn on the Digestion of Humanity!"
Baturdny Evening I'ost.
Wanted!
"An industrious farmer with exper
ience to take charge of farm in Pam
lico county. Place healthy, pleasantly
located on Trent creek, one half mile
from Merritt postoffice. Schools and
churches about same distance. Steam
er transportation. Large, convenient
ly arranged residence. Barns and
other out buildings in good condition.
Apply to B. B. Davenport, New Bern,
N. C.
A floe breed sow healthy and ia good
mdltion. Apply.to.W P Gilbert
NOTICE!
I have for sale one pair well
bioken Sceers, 7 years old,
W A EWF.LL,
Near Steels Ferry, Craven Co.
Fof Sale
The tract of land on Goose Creek
known as the Guion tract.
D. C.NGDON.
Plant
Cloth
Si
1 14
D n li n nn
fflmons- ho owe iu
. GaAlInelaoat.' ,
32 feet on keel, dead rise bottom.
Lathorpe engine, 10 h. p. For cash
or easy terms. For particular! aj
ply to J B. COLLINS,
- Trenton, N.
NEW SHORT STORIES
How He Heard tha Hews. '
General Spuuldlng, who has been at
the St Louis fair representing the
treasury department as one of Its spe
cial agents, has just returned to Wasb-
' lngtou. . lie was formerly a member of
congress, having served two terms with
credit to himself and his district. I-at-j
er on he became assistant secretary of
i the treasury and while in that position
showed unusual knowledge of the tar
iff laws. It was while he vas a special
agent of the treasury, located lu the
1 eity of Detroit, that he heard news af
fecting himself in the most unexpected
' manner.
The congressional convention of the
district In which he happened to reside
became deadlocked. Twenty ballots
ivere taken wfthout result. General
Spauldiug, who was acquainted with
the rival candidates and very much In
terested lu the outcome, paid several
visits to the newspaper offices for the
purpose of scanning the bulletins, but
"THE DEADLOCK HAS BEEN BROKEN."
o o'clock iu the evening came aud still
there was no result. The convention
was being held in Lansing, aud the
latest dispalch said that a night ses
sion might he necessary. The general
went home to his dinner and on his
way down again stopped iu at the
newspaper office.
"Have you heard anything from Lan
sing?" he asked the telegraph editor.
"Yes," was the reply. "The deadlock
has beeu broken."
"Indeed. Aud who has been nomi
nated?" "Oh, I forget the name," said the op
erator. "Would you mlud looking?" asked
the general.
The man said he had no objection to
this, and, going through a pile of dis
patches, he finally discovered the right
one and. looking up, said carelessly:
"They've nominated an old fellow
named (Jeneral Spaulding."
Aud that was how Spaulding got the
news of his unanimous nomination,
which resulted in his election to the
house of representatives. St. Louis
Globe-Ienioerat.
Barred Strancrri.
"Many times," said Colonel Bill Ster
rett of Texas reflectively, "I have seen
the disastrous effects of butting In.
Sometimes the butter in gets the worst
of it and sometimes not. Now I call to
mlud the ease of a man down lu my
state who got into a seven handed
game of poker and was done right and
proper. After he had lost his money
he went out and formulated the theory
that he had been robbed. He meditat
ed over thU for an hour or two and
then determined to go back and tell
the people he had lieen playing with
exactly what he thought of them.
"He climbed upstairs and dashed
Into the room. While he was out the
game had changed entirely. There was
nobody playing who had been at the
tuble with him.
"He began talking before he looked,
though, aud said, 'I just come up her
to say you arc the biggest lot of thieves
I ever knew.' Then he looked. The
men at the table prepared to get up
and slay this abusive Interloper, but
his presence of mind did not leave him.
" 'Barrln' strangers,' he said as he
backed out of the door 'barrin' stran
gers, of course.' " Chicago Inter
Ouean.
Root For Milk Cattle.
It will be perfectly safe to feed a
heifer coming next spring a moderate
feed of roots until within four or six
weeks of calving, says Professor Wing
of Cornell university in American Agri
culturist. She may have from four
quarts to a peck a day. As soon at she
begins to make up her ndder fhe roots
should be discontinued or there may be
trouble with Inflammation In the ud
der. Milk cows may bare from a peck
to half a bushel of roots per day.
Grown In the open air. Will stand
tay cold. Count guarantied. Guaran
teed headers. Heed g-own by bart ieed
hornet la tbe basinets. 1 have bow an
anllmfttd supply. Any variety. Bold
the laMest half of tha nlanta tnr tha
cabbage crop in Virginia and North
uaroiina last year. Will give rtferencea
If desired lo anyone that used them last
jeer. - ..
Prkai, la lots lets than 500 11.60 par
ibonian1 1 lea thaa innnn at 9it-
lota, (over tan thousand) $1.0.) per
tho Bind, f. o. b . Met-get, 8. IX Ex
press raiei abont 80 L nar Ihnnunrl ail
I elve cnunona with muL nu
ante-lag count, and offeilog rpeci In
ducements to all purchasers.
Cabbage Plants
e. i. corimra,
MEQQETTd, 8. 0.
SV SPORTJNG WORLD
Jarker HIMeaimad's Great Heeara.
Eugene Hildebrand. the California
rider, broke the world's recorjl for win
ning mounts during last season and
will command his own price for 1B05.
The record prior to 1904 was 292 vic
tories by ('. Kelff aud was made iu
iSMi. Hlldebrand's total for this year
Is 293 winning mounts. At tbe Dak
tend track last winter lie rode Bfty
seven winners. ' Then he went to the
Los Angeles track and rode forty-four
winners. When he traveled east ha
began riding at Aqueduct (New York)
and followed In all the eastern tracts
EUOKNTu HILDEBRAND, AMEHK'A H LEADTNO
JOCKEY.
during the season. When he went to
the l'aciiic coast In November he led
the list with Htf winning mounts. On
tiie California tracks tnis winter he
rode two winners at Oakland and tin
Ished the year by riding thirty-two win
ners at l.os Angeles, thus bringing his
total winning mounts to ills. This
smashes all records ever attempted lie
fore by a jockey in the United States.
Cornell Rnnnrri Mmy Co Abroad.
A popular movement is being agitat
ed among the students of Cornell uni
versity to promote nn international
cross country meet between Oxford
and Cambridge and an American team
representing either the Intercollegiate
Cross Country association or Cornell
alone. The former plan would be pref
erable, as the American team would
then be representative of all the eastern
universities and not Just one college,
but iu either instance. Inasmuch as four
Cornell runners have been iu the tirst
five to finish at the Intercollegiate cross
country meet In the last two years,
the team selected would be essentially
a Cornell team.
The English distance runners have
the reputation of being the best in the
world, and a few years ago it would
have been Impossible to select an
American team that would not be out
classed by them. The rapid advance
made in American colleges, especially
Cornell, during the last five years In
distance and cross country running
causes many exierts who have follow
ed closely the meets of recent years to
predict that the American team not
only could hold its own, but would prob
ably win if such a meet were arranged
now.
Baa Johaaon Fear.
Ban Johnson Is wrought up because
the National league has voted to play
a 15-1 game schedule, which will neces
sitate tbe American doing the same
thing, although the latter had previous
ly decided to cut to 140 games.
The American league president fears
that there will not be time after the
close of the season and before contracts
expire on Oct. lo to play a lK)t season
championship series, but he has the
remedy iu his own hands lu conjunction
with Messrs. I 'u I Ha in aud Herrmann.
The schedules of the two leagues,
which their respective presidents are
authorized to druw up, can easily be
made a trifle more compact than they
were last season, when for every club
there were breaks of from one to sev
eral days without games.
The regular season cifli be made to
close a few days before Oct. 8, say on
the 4th or 5th, giving ten days or more
for playing off the series for tbe
world's championship and any others
(hat may be mutually arranged.
The Bawerad Sla;
A woman who is a close observer of
children was out walking In the coun
try one day, she relates, when abe saw
a little girl with solemn big blue eyes
sitting on a doorstep munching a bug
slice of bread and butter. The only
peculiarity about the operation was
that aha waa holding tha buttered aid
ef the breed toward tha ground. . -
"Why do you bold your bread and
butter that wayT" asked tha lady.
"Tause," whispered the little maiden
confidentially, "mamma aaya bwead
always falls butter aide down, ao if
you bold It butter side down to start
wif and then dwop It, why, of course,
t falls butter aide tip."
LETTER TO G. W. WATERS.
New Bern, N. C.
Dear Sir: If our agent charges you
10 cents more for a gallon of paint than
somebody else, don't think he ia making
more profit; we charge him more; it
costs us more. It ia all paint, true
paint, and full-measure. ,'
No other paint ia all paint, true paint,
and full-measure, so far as we know.
That ia wrong. We know some that
are pure and full-measure, but weak,
thin, too much oil and too little lead-and-zinc:
an honest sort of weakness;
don't know any better, may be.
It amounts to this: ao far as we know
and we think we know the whole Ameri
can trade; tnere ia no other name but
Devoe that stands for all paint, full
measure, and right proportion. That'a
why it takes less gallons and wean
longer.
, ' ' Toura truly, .
F. W. DEVOE k CO.
97-
P. S. E. W. Small wood sells our
FACTS IN FEW LINES
An Immense flower market la to be
built In New York city by 200 or more
florists. i
An Englishman has been sent to an
Insane asylum through too much study
of newspaper puzzles. .
In the French army soldiers are al
lowed to have gardens In any spare
barrack ground and grow vegetables.
which help out their rations.
Statistics show that the birth rate In
the largest German towus la steadily
decreasing, notably in Berlin, Chariot
tcuburg, Hamburg and Crefeid.
A "Hook of Songs For Motor Cy
clists'" is being- compiled by the Ger
man Motor Cycle club. Prizes are of
fered for the six best songs submitted.
The l'aris correspondent of the Lon
don Mail says that unties' brains make
very good eating and are frequently
used instead of calves' brains In Pari
sian reatsinrants.
The number of cigarettes manufac
tured and sold In Canada increased
from 34.000,000 in 1890 to 83,000,000 In
1S!)5. In V.m 123.000.000 were manu
factured, while in r.HM the output was
210,000,000.
Some of the old guns purchased by
the town of Crewe from the British
government and placed In the local
park as "war trophies" had never been
used on foreign service nt all, It has
been discovered.
There does nit seem to be much
'graft" In Australia. All Its public
nen who have died In recent years
lied poor. The late Sir George ilibbs.
rhose wlil was probated recently, left
mly about $lil.nn).
An inspector a few days ago found
that a weighing machine used by the
Groat Western liallway company of
Kn.-rhind was sixty-six pounds short In
every ton. The company paid a ten
tk)lh:r line and costs.
French naval ,i!tieers are beginning
io complain strongly of t lie state of the
Mast defenses at Cherbourg. The com
plaints resolve themselves mainly into
tlii.i that the guns are largely obsolete
and the gunners loo few.
The forei'ii i iniitr'es which send
40 .ds t: Kciiad-r t the amount of
Slmi.ii. it or more cmi i year are the
I'niud S;-'.:e.. Dug-land. Germany.
France. Belgium. Australia. Spain,
Italy, ' 'hih', I'eni and China.
A 1 1 1 i n i i 1 1 1 1 1 1 elected lii York cathe
dral to I he olih er ; and men Of the Yoric
and Lancaster regiment who fell in
South Africa was unveiled the other
day. Besides the names of the fallen
It bears only the word "Remember."
The police of Lancashire have pre
sented to (he townships over which
they have jurisdiction forty-six hand
some ambulances, many of them cost
ing $."i(Mi. The money was raised by
means of football matches and other
athletic sports.
Illiteracy among negroes is about sev
en times as common as among whites,
and this ratio between the races has
not altered materially in the last ten
years. Illiteracy among southern ne
groes is more than four times that
among southern whites.
A short time ago Chile solemnly open
ed a permanent Industrial exhibition.
The president presided, surrounded by
the leading people of Chile and the en
tire 'foreign diplomatic corps. Tbe day
is referred to as one marking a new
era in tbe development of the country.
The bishop of Worcester in a trien
nial address to his clergy recently said
that the clergy had fallen under the
despotism of choirs, and with regard
to monotoning on a high note he com
plained that they seemed to think there
was "something sacred about the note
G."
A number of persons In good posi
tions iu Budapest have within the last
few days received threatening letters
bearing the signature "The Hungarian
Black Hand." The sum of $125 Is al
ways demanded, aud many have paid
rather than appeal to the police and
take the risk of assassination.
As early as 1873 the first commercial
Institute was established in Tokyo.
Since that time similar schools have
been established In various parts ofthe
Japanese empire. In 1S84 the commer
cial schools were regulated by minis
terial decree, and in 1899 a general lrfw
was passed concerning commercial edu
cational Institutions.
One of the most remarkable places of
worship in the world is the miners'
chapel In Myndd . Menlgdd colliery,
Swansea, Walea. It Is close to the bot
tom of the shaft The only light la that
obtained from a solitary, safety lamp
hung over the pulpit from the celling,
and the oldest miner In the colliery la
generally chosen to officiate.
In consequence of the scandals In
small German garrison towns, such aa
formed the staple of Lieutenant Bllse's
"Aus Finer Klelnen Garnlson," the
military authorities have decided to
change tbe garrisons at least once In
every five years, ao as to avoid too
great an Intimacy between the officers
and troops and the civil population.
Recently In a paper read before a
technical society at Odessa Mr. Lokuze
jewskl described a way of killing the
young of Insects In fields by electricity.
A dynamo is carried on a wagon (horse
or automobile), and the current excites
an Induction coil, giving a high tension
discharge. One pole of the coll la to
the metal tires and the other to metal
brushes passing over the ground. Tha
discharge kills the grubs, etc., In the
eoll.
Hearing one of hla officers say at din
ner that "half a dozen Russians could
drive tbe English out of Tibet" a sol
dier In Manchuria, who had been serv
ing aa a waiter at the table, asked
some people where Tibet waa and,
learning that It waa somewhere south
west, persuaded seven comrades to
Join blm in an expedition. Tbey bad
not gone far when they were attacked
and aelzed by Chinese bandits, from
whom they were afterward rescued.
Cluver Hay.
Farm clover hay la often very dusty.
For that reason It la almost traditional
that farmers prefer timothy to clover,
aaya American Agriculturist. JYhen It
Is put up and properly cured there la
no dust, and a very flue nitrogenous
feed U the result. Tbe use of clover
bay la becoming uidre and more com
toon.
o a OTP on 7.:.
Wttm tii , " A II Kind Yu 'A.t Bu'jit
TH ROWN AWAY
By BARRY PAIN
"1 have been having a sort of row
with mamma again," said my cousin
KUa.
"Then," I said, "you ought to be
ashamed of yourself, as usual. And
you won't be, also as usual." '
. "I happen to think," said Elsa, with
rather more dignity than she possesses.
"that In thla case mamma was quite
unjustified. Of course you take ber
aide, and of course you thluk you are
In the right. You always do."
"Oulte so," said I. "Well, sob out
your sad story. What Is the entangle -
ineut who Is tbe man? No; on second
thoughts don't tell me. Aa I observed
to you at bridge lust night. 1 don't
like your weak heart declarations."
"So you think you're always lu the
right, do you?" said Elsa, with bitter
triumph. "Yon begin by being nil in
the wrong anyhow. There Is no man
lu the question. Iu fact, 1 have come
to think now that I shall never marry."
"The;," I said, "I am eutirely with
you."
"Frankly, I don't know a man who Is
worthy of me."
"I would sooner put It that I don't
know n limn n-lm deserves vnn thmiirh 1
I know many men .who are far from
perfect. Weil, If It was not a man,
what wns the subject of your trouble?"
"It was dress boxes."
"What on earth do you mean?"
"I wonder if there is anything about
which you know anything." said Elsa
reflectively, "lress boxes tire, as the
name Implies, boxes which hold dress
es. The box In which your dress is sent
home Is a dress box. lo you think you
can understand that now?"
"Yes, my child." I said. "Wbnt I ca&
not understand Is how you or nay oth
er sane person can manage to have any
kind of dispute with a mother or with
anybody else about a rotten dress b.ix."
"Dress boxes are not rotten: I hate
that word. I hate almost all the words
you use."
'That limits me." I observed.
"Dress boxes are very good boxes,
very strongly and neatly made of card
board and frightfully useful. You nev
er know when you may want one."
"1 didn't know that urgent necessity
was hanging over me. Put I'll take
your word for It. 1'r.s-eed."
"You have of.en called me careless
and extravagant, and so has mamma.
Yon are always In the light, aren't
you? As It happens this proves wheth
er yo'.i are or not. I always keep my
dress boxes, and I always have done
since I came to years of discretion."
"Y'ears of discretion?"
"Try to be quiet and listen. I filled
up the box room with dress boxes, aud
I had a lot more In the spare room
wardrobe. In fact, I had them pretty
well everywhere. There were 242 of
them altogether. They were all good
boxes that might have been used again.
Last week I was Saturduy-to-Moudiiy
Ing with Mrs. Banrjuest (the boy rather
believes be Is In love with me, but I
don't think he is reallyi. While I was
away mamma got an awful fit of ener
gy and went about the house saying
she wouldn't have anything any longer.
Among other thlugs she said she would
not have my Insane collection of dress
boxes. Those were the very words
which she used to my maid, and I don't
think it was right But whnt I really
complain of is that she has bnd them
all tumed out, every oqe of them. I
don't know where they are, and mam
ma says she doesn't know either, but
she Is thaukful to say they are not In
her bouse any more. It means tbe work
of years undone. Suppose I wanted a
dress box tomorrow?"
"To start with, you will not want a
dress box tomorrow, and yon know it.
Secondly, If you did you would tele
phone to your dressmaker to seud you
one and all would end happily. Your
mother was right."
"It's ao easy to say that Perhaps
you will tell me why. If you can."
"Certainly. Dress boxes come lu the
category of things which to mean,
weak, vacillating minds seem to be too
good to be thrown away. I should like
to work out the cubic space occupied
by the lost 242 and calculate for you
what rent per annum your mother was
paying to accommodate the rubbish.
You must remember that dress boxes
are not like the 1900 port"
"Really? What a lot of things you
do notice! I've never tasted a dress box
mysel." .
"Do not be silly, Elsa. I give you
words of wisdom. Tbe 1000 port Im
proves with keeping and Increases In
value, tt helpa to pay Ita rent Now,
the dresa box, aa you know If you
would not palter with your conscience,
distinctly deteriorates In keeping. It
gets dustier and dustier. 'Tbe corner
which Is broken there la always one
gets broken worse. By ' people with
clear,, practical, sensible mlnda dress
boxes are Invariably thrown away. It
ia a algn of mental Inferiority to keep
that which la worthless. And leave
that box alone, please."
' Elsa bad Just opened a brass box on
my writing table. It waa full of smell
pieces of string.
"Why do you keep all theae?" .
"I sometimes want etrlng."
. "You're got a whole baH of It In a
special case there. Don't you know It
la a sign of mental Inferiority to keep
things that are worthless? Those bits
of string ought to be thrown away, aa
yonr advice will be. And, I aay, I Md
mamma you would take me to lunch."
Upbore.
' ' Hara aa Thaam. ..;
nicks Isn't It awful tbe way Dum
ley bmga of hla ancestors?
Wlcka Yea, It excltea my sincere
pity.
Hicks Pity? Nonsense, tbe chump
doesn't deserve any pltyT : '
Wlcka Oh. I don't pity blm. but bla
ancestors. Catholic Standard and
Tlmea,
ah Caparaanabra raalt.
Flgg Goodman ia dead. He baa led
a most beautiful and a correct Ufa.
Everybody praises bim. Fogg But,
confound him, be tramped my ace once
when we were playing partners at
wblst
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
let, all druggists refund the, money if
it fails to cure.
iiacricaitaiy Corsets!
are upheld by America s formost
votaries of fashion. Every
where they are recog- .
nized as the
K K Kl I I
. mM
1
a
Dashingly Stylish Periect Fitting.
All the new models, now on. dis- "
play. Notice window.
$1. CO, l.CX
Perfect fitting garment tor every indl- t
vidual shape of feminine form. J
J BARTOpT. BR OS.
Wafceh
Being overstocked on Watches we
I tions. . , i
I 20 year Gentlemen'a Gold Filled Screw Back and hazel at $8.00 with Elgin
j or Waltham movements, the same with ladies hunting case at $10.00.
j Solid 14 karat gold, Waltham or Elgin Watches, medium weight, ladiea size
at $i5.tw; heavy weight at ?20.u0. Extra heavy $22.50.
J. O.
I JUST RECEIVED
! An Invoice of
White House Coffee
I j. iaJ.
S Wholenale A Retail Grocer.
5 Tarker Store. . Corner Broad and Hancock Sta. Zr
onnocononononononoonoDDooo
if lite Goods, Laces
I and Embroidery Sale.
Foi 3 Days.
We will platta on sale next Monday, February 13th a beautiful
l line of White Waist Goods. Victoria and Peraian Lawns, Waist Lin-
ens, yard wide. '
I The 35c grade at 23c. v
The 60c grade at 39c.
1 ' The 60c grade at 44c.
' Our new stock of Laces and Embroideries are the prettiest we
have ever shown, and the prices are lower than you have ever seen
them. '" ' . ...
l This sale ia for three days only, don't fail to come, you can al
ways make money at our store. We are atill selling all winter goods
at and below cost.
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WE OFFER SPECIAL :
DAI2GA1N3 TIIIS VEEH.
HAMBERG
For Hamberg and Insertion,
kind that you pay 20c for elsewhere, for-10c yard.
' T"! TAFFETTA SILK. .
Two piecea best quality, 36
by the manufacturer. Sale price
DRESS GOODS, EXTRA.
Fine quality Skirting, 66
Ureen, and uarnet, wonn ioe, nere oniy vc
A good chance now to buy good suit of Clothea for half price,
aa they are broken sizes and must be sold at once.
aa they are broken sizes and must
K S. COPLON, 75 Lliddle Street. X
:zycti !j H-rJ Vcrk without GOLD DUST.
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are now aelling them at ereat reduc-
BAXTER.
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come to us. We will sell you the 1
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inch. Black Taffetta Silk; guaranteed
96c yard. Value $1.60. -
inches wide in Navy, Black, Grey, fj
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be sold at once.
Sal
McDaniel
E. W. Grove's signature on each box
paint.
25c.