Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, February 20, 1901, Image 4
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GERMAN KALI WORKS, 9i Na?-*o St., N. 1
Weyler Has Declared that a Rot
olution Would Help.
Madrid, Feb. 10?The Azcar
raga ministry was formed in Oc
tober last. The resignation of tlx
Silvela ministry, on October 21
was due then to the dissatisfactioi
caused by the appointment o
Gen. Weyler to be captain gen
eral of Madrid. The appointmen
was made by General Linares, tlx
minister of war, without the di
rect knowledge of his colleagues
Gen. Weyler has been accused
of anti-parliamentary tendencies
He has publicly declared thai
a revolution in Spain might be
beneficial.
"IT* 1.1 1 1 _ - ^ ~ i
r or mo wensaoss hiiu prumra
tioa following grippe there if
nothing so prompt and effective
as One Minute Cough Cure. Thif
preparation is highly endorsed
as an unfailing remedy for al
throat and lung troubles and iti
early use prevents consumption
It was made to cure quickly
CrawfordBros. d-wMonastery
Stoned in Valencia To
day by Mob.
Valencia, Feb, 1G.?After th
funeral of Dr. Jerrandi llerr th
mob raised the black flag and at
tacked the Jesuit monastery
stoning the building and break
ingin the doors. The gendarme
drove the mob back, killing on
person and injuring two others.
Nlopa th? C'oiikIi nn<l Work* of
the Cold.
Laxative Rromo-Qu<nine Tablets cur
h cold in one day. No cure, no paj
Price 2.'? cents.
Ton Million Catholics in tho L'ni
tod States.
Baltimore, Mil., F?b. lb.?Th
Catholic directory for 1901 ha
just been issued and gives th
lollowing statistics of the churc
in the United States:
One cardinal ; 13 archbishops
bO bishops ; 8,977 secular priesti
3,010 priests of religious orders
0,127 churches,with their residen
priests; 6,518 missions, with als
churches; 1,774 chapels; b nnivei
sitios; 70 seminaries, with 3,99
students; 188 colleges for hoys
677 academies for girls; 3,81
parishes, with schools, and 903,
980 children attending; 147 or
phan asylums, with 350,849 or
_ l r> r> k _ i ? i . i i - ?
jmiuiir, ooo cnantauie insiii uiion1,055,832
children in Catholic in
gtitutionR ; 10,774,980 as the to
tal Catholic population.
The interesting feature abon
the directory is the statement o
the statistics, at present, of thi
Catholic church in the Philip
pines.
The dioceses in fhe Archipelagi
are as follows : Manila, (archdio
ceso), Cebu, Jaro, Vigan and Ca
marines. The Cat holic populatioi
is as follows : Manila, 1,811,445
Ov u, 1,748,872 ; Jaro, 1,310,775
V igan, 997,099 ; Camarines, 097,
298; total, 6,505,998.
Of the 075 priets in the island
150 are secular and tho remainde
hdong to the following orders
Augustinians, Kecolette, Francis
can, Capuchin and Jesuit.
Millions of people are familia
wiih DeWitt's Little Early Riser
a id thoae who use them find then
to be famous lit! e liver pilli
Never gripe. Crawford Rros.d w
RAIDING THE JOINTS.
Kansas Women Keeping Up the
Work ol Mrs. Nation.
Perry, Kas., Feb. lG.?Fifteer
prominent women, led by th?
wives of a Methodist minister anc
a bank cashier, raided severa
"joints'' here last night. Witl
hatchets and axes they demolish
ed fixtures right and left, entail
ing a loss in that particular t(
one saloon alone of more thai
$1,000.
Twenty whiskey barrels ant
62 kegs and 20 cases of beer wert
carried into the streets, when
they were chopped into kindling
r, wood and their contents llowet
" away in the gutters.
A drugstore was the last plact
visited. The proprietor was ac
. cused of quenching the thirst ol
local inebriates and his stnrk was
p quickly destroyed. In striking
at the shelves with her hatchet
^ one of tho women accidental!}
- struck a bottle of carbolic acid
The tluid bespattered her clothing
and hands, burning her quitt
' severely.
Duke ol Westminster Married.
London. Feb. 16?The wedding
I I of the Duke of Westminster and
. Miss Slielagh Cornwallis-West
t tho sister of Lieutenant Cornwal>
lis West, who married Lady Randolph
Churchill, and also of the
Princess of Pless, took place at 1
o'clock t h is afternoon at St Paul's
,(church, Knight's bridge.
*! The Dulre of Westminster was
J formerly Lord Bolgrave, and sue'
ceeded to the ducal estate on the
death ot liis grandfather, the late
duke. 111 and is in consequence
the richest peer uow in
s all England.
Lie i 8 2 J years <?f age. His en
-jgagement to Miss Shelagh Corn
wallis West was often rumorec
and was denied. The oppositior
c to the match was developed ii
both families, and it is a fact tha
| the late Duke of Westminstei
' I 1 .. J.'.1.1 i ii /?
: eariy uifiikou mo uorr.waiiis
NVoats.
H The young Lor J Helgrave wa
? finally sent to South Africa t<
cure him of his love affair. H<
| was attached to the statr of Si
f Alfred Milner. When on hi
return from Opo it was discov
e ered that his devotion to Mis
r
West was as strong as ever, th<
family became reconciled to tin
1- match and the engagement wa
formally announced.
e Miss West is considered one c
the most beautiful women ii
England, and the Duke of West
0
j minster is without doubt th<
richest nobleman in the IJnitet
Kingdom. He owns about P>(N
'? acrqs of land in London, whirl
'i in wnrf It liiiluM millinna oml 1?>
; estates arc over 30,000 acres.
O You Know What Ion Arc Takln
IVhen yon take Orove'sTasteless Ctiil
Tonic, because the formula is plainly
5 printed on every bntt le showing thai
it is simpl) Iron ami Quinine in i
' tasteless form. No cure, no pay. No,
2 . ? ? j. i m.
: UTAKA
Sack of
THE ROCK HILL
ROLLER
MILLS
; F LOUR or MEAL
HOME WITH YOU
' And it will not disappoint
y
Ask your
Grocer for it,
take no substitute.
Its pure
r And unadulterated.
tfJtT'Ne\v management, clem
business.
gW\Send us in your orders
everything up to date,
r L. E. BROWN,
a Manaokr.
j1 Rock Hill Roller Mills, Rock Hill
* South Carolina.
More Mules
' Coming!
Yes. and
J Horses, Too I
1 Having well nigh sold out the
I two carloads of stook we received
Iho other day,, our Mr. Crawford
1 is now on the western markets
buying more Mules and Ilorses
for our rapidly increasing trade.
) The carloads of new stock being
( bought by Mr. Crawford are expected
to arrive here Saturday of
this week, so don't fail to call
' and seo them. You'll
! Find in the Lot
y Some rare beauties in both Mules
J and Horses. And while you are
looking at our fine stock, you
can take a peep at our handsome
> display of vehicles?Buggies and
Wagons.
f ELLIOTT <6 CRA WFORD.
; WANTED!
Reliable man for Manager of
' Branch Office we wish to open
in this vicinity. If your record
' is O. K. here is an opportunity.
Kindly give good reference
when writing.
THE A. T. MORRIS, WHOLESALE HOUSE
CINCINNATI, IOHIO.
Illustrated catalogue 4 cents
: stamps. 12t.
Soilli Carolina k Georgia
Ex. R. R. Co.
SCHEDULE NUMBER 4.
n KITcct 12.01 a ni., Sunday, Dec 24, 1HW.
Between Camden, S. C.f and Blacksburg,
S. C.
\V. m ;13 j East 32
Vn -U laH-4 EASTERN TIME Eir* Ma.-*
l*asHenj?er _____ | Passenger
Daily * I Dally
Except STATIONS Except
Sunday 1 Sunday.
12 f>o Camden 12 2.1
1 15 DoKalb 12 02
1 27 Westvlllo 11 5(J
1 40 Kershaw II 8.1
2 10i lleath Springs 11 20
2 15 Pleasant Hill II 10
2 3.) Lancaster 10 ft!
2 50 Ulvcrsidc 10 4C
3 001 Springdcll ||0 3t
j iOi Caiuwbu junction 1<> 2.
S 20! Leslie 10 11
3 10! Itocic Hill 10 ot
3 .1.11 Newport 0 33
4 02 Tlrzah 1' 3<
4 20 Yorkvllle 0 IS
I 35 Sharon ? 01
1 50 Hickory (irovo h i;
5 00 Smyrna H 3J
5 201 H'.acktdiurg H II
r m1 |a. k
Between B/acksburg, S. C., und Marion,
N. C.
j West 11 j East 12
See Class! EASTERN TIME See. Clasi
r Mixed Mixed
I Dahy Dally
ft Except STATIONS Except
?l SlMlltoV * ? ...
- [ A. M! P. M
? m, ninckHburg ?ra.' C 4i
s 8 :tn KarlM n 2t
^ 8 40| Patterson Springs <5 li
3 9 20j Shelby ? IM
10 oo Caitimnro 4 fi<
^ 10 lo Mooreaboro 4 4i
10 25 Henrietta | 4 2<
p 10 Mi Forest City I 3 f?'
11 15 Rutherfordtnn ! 3 21
11 Its Millwood I 8 0;
r 11 4f> (iolden Valley 2 5(
1 12 05 Thermal City 2 4!
12 25 Glen wood 2 2(
' 121 Marion ! 2 Ot
A. M : P. M
WEST CAFFNEY DIVISION EA81
? _
, FirsClas k I | FlrslClaan
i !
) 15 I KA8TKRN TIME i 14 j 10
1 j
8 S'llbll STATIONS U|Si||
a.M ? JLl?J,?5?
klt/1, -i, t/> , j * */> S /,
P. M A* M I A. M P. M
1 ini 0 0j lilaeUsburir 7 ho 3 01
I 20 <5 2d| Cherokee Falls 7 30 2 41
i 1 40 t5 10 GalTney 7 10 2 2(
' P. M A. M I A. M. P. M
f Trains No>. 32 and 33 connect at Itlueksburc
with trains on the IlatTnev I)lvl?inn
1 Train No it.: connects at Camden with the
Charleston Division of the Southern Hallway
for all |m?iiits .south.
? Train No lt3 leaving' f amden at IS. 10 p. m
going west, makes connection at Lancaster,
S. ('., with the L & O. Hy., at Catawba June
tlon with the S. A L., at Rock 11 11 with the
Southern Hallway point.' north.
Train No II connects at Hlacksburij wit)
Southern Railway from the south. At .Marion
N C , with Southern Hallway pomp west.
SAM'I., HUNT, A TItlPP.
President . Superintendent.
S II. LUMPKIN. (J. P. A
I> ANCASTKIt it ClIKNTKlt
RAILWAY.
Between Chester and Lancaster
Schedule n Kffcct September 16lh, 1900.
DaUu Karcept Sunday.
Southbound. Northbound
No. I.\ No. 17. Na Id. No. H
f*. M A M7j P. M. A. S
| 8 pi tf 40 d Lv ...Chester.... Ar 5 66 7 6
10 04l* ".... Knox .... " 6 SO
fit; It) 20 "... Klchburp .... " 5 00 7 2
* 17
H 5? 10 -lOltl . Haacomvlllo.. " -t 27 7 I:
< VI3 1100 * .Fort !,a*n..." i 16 6 6'
II 2<?!* " (Jraces ... . "
o io 11 u>d Ar.. Luucaslor.. Lv 4 0> 6 a
P. M A. M. . P. M. A S
No. II, leaving Lancaster 6.30 a m,, make,
close connection at Chester with Southeri
Railway No. 36 for Charlotte and points north
and Seaboard Air Lino "Atlanta Special" fo
Atlanta and points wi Hi. Also wltli CaroMm
& Northwestern Ry. No. 10 for Lenoir. N. C.
and lnt< rim (Mate points and Southern Kail
way No. 33 for olutnhia and paints south.
No. 17, leaving Chester \> lu a. m , connect!
with Southern Ry., No. 36 from Col itnlila am
points south; Seaboard Air Line "Atlanta 8pe
( elal" from Northern and Eastern points am
Southern Ry, No. 33 from Northern and Rust
erti points, and at Lancaster with S. C. & U. K
for liluc-Wsburg.
No. 16, leaving Lancaster 5 ?i p. m, connecti
at Lancaster with S. C. & Q. K from Cau. lei
and Marion. Southern Ry No. 3( at Chester fo
Charlotte and points north.
No. 16, leaving Chester 610 p ro.. connects n
Li.enter with southern Railway No. 31 fr? nr
Columbia and polot* south
, LKROY SPRINGS,
J. M. HEATH, President
Uen'l. Pan. Airvot.
Auditor's Notice.
LANCASTER, S. C., Dec. 5,1900.
Notick ia hereby given that thia
office will he open from FIRST
DAY OP JANUARY to the 20TH
DAY OF FEBRU ARY 1901, for the
purpoae of receiving the returna of
the taxpayera of Lancaster county.
All persona having property in their
possession or control, as managers,
. holders, or as husband, parent, guardian,
trustee, executor, administrator,
receiver, accounting officer, agent, attorney
or factor, on the Urat day of
January 1901, are required to list the
same for taxation within the time required
by law or incur the penalty of
Fifty per cent which attaches in case
of failure to do so.
The polljaxof One Dollar is laid
upon all male persons between the
ages of 21 and (JO years, except persons
who are maimed and unable to
earn a support; also onfederate aoli
diers above the age of 50 years.
The Auditor or an assistant will attend
the following places in the county
on the day named below for tht
i convenience of the public.
Osceola?Tuesd.iy, January Stli, 11 m.
Pleasant Vnlley? Wednesday, Jan 9th,
llelair?Thursday, Jan. 10th.
Van Wyick?Friday, Jan. 11th.
Dixie, a. m., Dwlghtp. m.,?Monday, Jan- 14th.
Tradeavtlle?Tuesday. Jan. 15th.
Taxabaw?Wednesday, Jan, 16th.
, Flat Creek church?Thursday, Jan. 17th.
Dr. C. C. Welsh's?Friday. Jan. 18th.
Primus?Saturday, Jan. 19th.
Hallo Gold Mine?Monday, Jan. 21st.
Kershaw?Tuesday and Wed , Jan. 22dnnd23d.
Heath Sprirgs?Thursday, Jan. 23d.
Plhasant 11111?Friday, 2 p. m., Jan. 25th.
Dry Creek P. O. ?Monday, Jan. 28th.
Under an act of the legislature, all
persons having a gross income of $2,500
or more are required to make a
return of the same to the Auditor at
the time of making their other returns.
It will he to the interest or every
taxpayer t? make his return promptly
of all personal property; also of all
transfers or improvements on real
estate, and save the penalty of 50 per
cent, which attaches after the 20th of
February.
All persons sending their returns
to this office by mail, will please sign
the oath at bottom of return before an
officer who is authorized to take tli
same. JOHN A. OOK,
oun ty A uditor.
Dec. ?. 1 DOG.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Cantral Tlmo at Jacksonville and ftaraaaah.
Euttra Tlmo at Otkor Points.
1 _ Hohadu'.o la Effeot Jan. 8Tth, 1P01.
aonxnuootm. j2aU?|2aUy|2.??l5
i Lv. Jacksonville (P 3) ^i~S SS'TtCp iiTJiip
I " ^arnnuxh (So. r.y ) !l' Slip 12 00a! 4?p
i " EkiuWvii 1 ^laj .
> " Rlaekvlllo 4 80p' izSal Ship
) Ar- CV-nmhla^ .. .,M !.* ]/ J10n Pirp
| Lf. (JUarloston. (So. Rjr iTkh p
' Bumuiervllle t 41u l.viorii 6tkp
> " Bvanohvuie 8 5Ba| 2 00a 7 9Qp
'l " OrnnyiAmrg P sia! t 46a 7 top
> " talr-s/UJo 110 15a: 4 25? M'.p
Ar Coin ni PI a 11 (<m 'i ftfta OW.p
' ?Tv An/uatYT zto. ify.-) 3ivi'? paop "iTS/p
! Lt. Granite villa arap'io iftp
Lv. Aikou , 81Spj 7 15p
' Lv. Tro.iton 4 OUp II CMp
" Jounaton . 4 lJp!ll Uupl
>r Columbia, (U. D.) ftWp! 2 loft,
Lv. Columbia, (Bids *t OaOy; 8 :>.? 04pP
" W'lnikiburo 7lJpi 7'i.'n 108'p
" ChOHfCr ....*, 8 Dip 8 Ukt 11 ittp
" Nek Hill sixip; ? 43a II 4M>
" M
At. iHohmond . ai . ,v>
Ar. Washington . "....". T^5| y501) 1 vf 1" *
" Ba1iimcT-otPa.RU) " Ion 11 83pill ?
" fhllftdolphla 11 8ia '< y?' 1 S<la
*' York ^ | gpftpl tffcW 116a
Lv". flolumbta ....77'.'. Tllun f 2i>ai......
Ar Hpai-tftabur? | UJOpIll 'J5a
" As.ieville 7 Pip! 2 pip
Ar. Knoxvil 0 | | jlift Tftip
I -^1; Olnelnnii l . . " 7 l"n 7 iaTv
I .?! " _ tfp f "?/n ."....
BorTiinousD.
|Pally ^Jallyjox b>u
Lv. L? uiHvino ... ~ ~ ! Tito -T55V ?
LvT?V .11 "T ~ Ij^?>1",
Lv Ksoxvllle * Si"
L " Arthevtiio Pum 8Ciopl
" Hpartanburg . 1! 4.'*? Clip
Ar. Oolmnbln .. . (p !?O0p
Lv. : o-.v V.,rk I'a.K.U; " j"it H '!>"lC'HSot T.V.ii
" Philadelphia CWOp <160n; 81'!'>
> " Baltimore b ?7pj t* ?Ja! ftttp
Lv. waahl'gtn (8o.By) f .vp111 irmj Cu6^
Lv. wcEni >d<i lYl wpilSo n
Lv. DanvlIl? .." T3Bn T5p fFv.i
Cv .Charlotte.. . | FB 73Bp|T3fii
> " Book Kill fOOnTOPfip SCon
i " Cheater I KOn 11 lup! # .?:?
> " V'.nnfVx.ro. ? lb l!?a 12 OUi 0y>o
Ar. C-'<'inibift, < HM j Pi ... 11 *7>u l lou 7&m
- Lv. Colombia, (U. D.>.. .. illCCn 4 if .in
: Johnston ) 81 pi
" Trenton j 1 40;>| (> 4-m
1 Ar. Aiken VSfcp 7 80a| 0 * a
Ar. Crauttcvillo 14 J{tp, 7 14ft
Ar. Aogoata.. - vwp o GOajlO 20a
LV. OolUmbTir(bo" 1?y] 1 lion 7 >it
" Kir.gville 4 4Mp 2 !j?a 7 Ma
" Ornnaabnra. ? OOpi P 46a| $ 4l?
" Bran, hviiie fl Ibp 4 4'u 0 2U?
" Summorvilla : ,ti{. 67,7. ;oWa
1 Ar. Oiiarlwton ttlSj TOOajlllta
Lv Columbia 1S0. Ky.) 11 S'n I l.Vi 7 u. .a
" BliK-kvllle | 1 lop i 57fc 81/ji
" Baruwell ...... 184pi U 1-ct;
" Bcannah 8 03p> S vi* 102oa
^.r. Juol{.v<nTUln (P. 3. i 1 7 4<ipl c Xm 'i ;Mf
Slcvplng Car Service.
Excellent daily passenger service between
Florid* Ahd Kfl-.v York.
Nos. ;?1 and It??Now York and Florida Ltin
ltcd. Daily oxoopt Sunday, composed ei-luit
voir of Pullman ttoev. Drawing Uooin Sleeping,
Cympartnieat and Observatory Car* dotwain
Sew York. Columbia und St Augustine.
Pullman sleeping cars between AugnetAaud
Aiken and New York, runs from Augusta to
Columbia via Blaokvllls Parlor cars between
Charleston and Columbia.
I Nos. KB and 84?Now York and Florida Kx
. Pre*# Draw In a room aire pin a oars between
Augunfa and New York. Pullman drawing
' foom aleovlng cara between Port Tanipa, Jaofiaonville,
Savannah Washington an li VPw York.
1 Pullman sleeping oars between Churlotte and
Kb lunond. 1'inlng cars between Charlotte
; and Savannah.
' Nos. 86 ana J?V?U. B. Fast Mall. Through
Pullman drawing-room bunet sleeping earsb?1
iw?et Jacksonville and New York and Pullman
stooping oars between Augugta and 01,alotte.
Dialog oar* serve all meal* enronte
Fall man sleeping car* between Jacksonville
1 and Columbia, on run to daily between Jackson
ytlle and Cincinnati, vlo AenevlUe.
kltA NFS DrMNdN M H llAl'liWICK
TMrdV P. A-Uca. Mgr., Ciou P??a Agt.,
WMnlcgton, D. U Waahlogton, D. O
* W. H.TALOB. R. W.HUMT,
Aa't Omu. Pi?*i Ag'L, Div. Pn??. Ag'?..
AticntA. (ia. Charleston, rt. O.
1
Money Loaned.
I negotiate Mortgage Loans on Improved
r farms a t rt .lHonnble rates.
R. E. WY LIE.
Attorney at J,aw, Lancaster. g.C.
* M -S'gt. ?d. I?0H
A Torpid Liver cause* Depression of Spirit*
Indigestion, Constipation and Headache fee
' pr. M A. Simmon* Liver Medletne to silmo
wtfc that .
SEMI-ANNUAL
CLEARANI
iPc 23egt
^New
And the New Cenl
Clearing 0
All Winter Goi
We have decided to carry
thing must go in season. Ps
Object of this Sale is to Un
This is no ordinary sale, I
Cash Buyers. We make i
all lines. Many goods will g
even LESS. Everything w<
lie Slaughter A
Now is the chance of a
profit by this unusual Cut 1
Bargain cor
Wi
5,000 yards good Alamance only
GCO " " Cotton Flannel 7
1,000 " Mill Flannelette 10 coi
| &00 u French Flannelette, 10
j 1200 " Schoolboy .Jean, 15 con
j Corset Remnants, (yard square), 2
! Bleached Table Damask, 40 cent v?r
Turkey Red Table Damask, 35 cent
Doileys and Napkins very Cheap, 2
Best Calicos, Indigo Blues Turkey !
the Best, Standard Fancies, val
Ladies' Jackets Lined with Quiilor
41 44 Fancy kind, value .k
44 44 Nicely made, value
Black Fur Colloretts, value $1.25, ?
44 4* Larger, value $2.00, only
44 44 Full size, value $2.25, or
A few large Handsome Capes very
Large Double Cloth Capes, value $
Small I'lush Cloth Cape, value $1.5
A few splendid Rainy Day Skirts, 1
SHOE BARGJ
LONGSTO BI
100 pairs Ladies' Fine Dongola nn<
lace, or agenal, price $2,0C
placed on the Bargain
down at
The entire lot bought to go in n (1
We also have some big values in C
Buy Undervt
Men's heavy Fleece-Lined Shirts *
?50 cents each?now only
Ladies', Missses and Children's Uni
Ladies' Vests,
Some Great
r~c
50 pairs fine $4.00 Cassimere panti
25 pairs fine $2.00 Cassimere panti
150 pairs wool pants?mixed Jot?
$1.50; your choice for
Came Too Late i
the
14 fine Black Overcoats, value $9.(
Many Specials we have not spac<
The Canson CAS
_ \
SALE! '?
^vnNNV-iwas
It
THE
YearS?^
tury With a Big
Dut Sale. ?
~ v
ods Must Go.
' nothing over. Everyfo
matter about cost; the v
load winter stuff.
nit a great chance for
inusual reductions along *
^o at HALF Price; some
* offer, a bargain.
Iready Begun.
lifetime?Don't fail to 9 i
^rice Sale.
iters Loaded
th Hot Stuff.
4 cont8.
$ cent value, only ?r> 44
it value, only 6 14
cent value, on ly 7* ?
it value, only 10 "
0 cent value, only 15 u
ilue, only 25 u
, value, only 25 "
!") cents a Dozen and up.
lieds, Silver Grays and
no 6| cents, only 5 cents.
Satin, value 18.50, only $4.95.
&G.75, only $3.95.
$5.00, only $2.95. ^
only 75 cents.
$1.00.
ily $1.25. . A
cheap. *
1,00, only 65 cents.
55, only 90 "
kralue $4.00, only $2.75.
lINS
: REMEMBERED.
I (Jloss Kid l>ut(on and
), $2.50 and $3.00?
counter and marked
$1.25. ,
ay. *
hildrons' Shoes.
rear Cheap.,
md Drawers,our prico
35 cents,
on iShir(s from 25 to 50 "
124 <o 40 "
int Values.
?, now $2.00.
*, now $ 1.25.
value from 75 confB fry
75 cents.
for
Holiday Trade.
)0; will let them go for $fi.50. 4^
j to mention,
>H STORE.**