wan.
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~«1‘1m‘ j
‘ $2.00
1 Shoe
Made
513.0031!"
lawman
I: not an Imitation
but a mum.
Goodyear 1;..Wolt.
All Styles.
u...-
Qflanul Goods
at
Han-union.
90 WASHINGTON $11.
SOUTH NOR WALK.
His Appreciation to the Son-
eioluticn of Condolence
~ Occasion of the
Queen's Death.
NG'l 0N, February 28—~WI1c11
cued today the presi
r. Frye, presented u
proofs of Lansdowne.
1111:1111 appreciation of his muj
King Edward Vii. for the resolu»
f‘tbé Senate adopted upon the
I
” tter which was sent to Ain-
} (if Christie and by him transmit
the 8th inst.
' command of the king. I am to
eat your lexcellency to be so kind
expreiis to the president of the
.W his 11111111911111 most sincere
like for the mark of respect shown
tile Senate "of tht1 United States to
memory of 11111 deeply lamented
eaty, Queen Vittoria cmmcss of
Vl‘ms of the resolution are
silly ppreolated by his majesty
h e the houm to be oh.
' (Signed!
LANSDOWNE."
.Ex‘ccllency, the Iionmublc
H Choate.
etc has agreed to the 1:~ou
on on the war 1cre11uc re-
iIl. Theic was no objection
comer-11.1211 of the Senate and
(fuse upon the war rcvcnuc reduc-
on bill today announced the result of
21111111 deliberations on that 111casure.
he report of tbt1 committee shown. a
inpromflne all along the lincs or the
ill, the‘bhanc‘cs In the pr count law oo-
3 as follows:
Tobacco 20 per cent discount of the
ainal tax of 12 cents p111 pouml us
Most. 25 per cent. 11111111 iion 11.11 11.1111"
Fit the Senatc and none as the bill
' £in the House The 111111 our-111111
(in those wci hint: more
' iree pounds per i ufu the House
per 1 000 was 'L'iailivii 111
0 afifixed by the Senatc and
1601111 in the present law. 011 thonc
tubing less than thre pounds per
lithe Senate rate of ii cents per
as allowed to star 11 as aguiunt
11,3; per thousanii an fixed by
' law. which was not dis;
131111111911: Oh those welghlugl not
atthun three pounds per 1000 the
' to action fixing the mic at club-
"cents per pound provuiiod. 'l‘hc.
undid not. change the existing law.
The Home raid of $1 00 per
1.4m repealing the 714,, pcr1cut.
11111111111111. were retained.
. kera' capital: l’i 'ceont law 1111.-
c,‘ the Senate weeding frmn Its
'Gomn'iercial bl'Okclii:
/
,ncoordance with Original action or
Tax 1 opealcd
,, noes.
. ificatou of clock trnmifers: The
two cents for 11111 b 3100 In re
ml the Senate amendment
gnu: law 11111111311 the transac-
M bucket shape an accepted by
voycd: Exumptcd below $217100:
0!. 500. twenty- live conic for each
accordance with i-iouutc actioa.
11h merit-11111011: 'l‘ux repealed
Mutation: Tax repealed on all
jot Insurance In accordum c of tho
,, 1 , f the dance; the Senate con
"3 on 1111 Senate runond
ax 1'0 rattled.
”fiuxjrepouiod.
'l‘lif repealed.
in 11 page tickets: Ex
,biiloiv 'in value and the rate
11111911111111.1111 each 150 in cost
r.
. Tux rcpoalud.
'l‘nx rcpouiod
also 12.11.111.111: ’I‘ax repealed.
11111111 medicines: '1 at repeal-
1111111111; with House action
, die amendment being (lieu
'l‘hx re
, 1111' 'couineticii:
“Pasta {81.131111 t
. w m so a: 0 ex-
inaction legacies of 11111111
literary or educational
as made by the bill as agreed upon
will amount to about 841,000,000. as
against a reduction of $40,000,000. as
It passed the-House and $45,000,000 11:;
amended in the Senate.
lHi SilliK MARKET
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.—~—Tbc
features at the opening of the stock
market were Sugar, Tobacco and St.
Paul. 011 11 sale of 6,000 shares of Sn-
gar. simultaneous quotations were
made of 144% and 142%. compared with
1:31 last night. St. Paul was up 1%. on 11
sale of 4,000 shares
mixed otherwise with fractional gains
predominating. American Smeltiug 11f,-
tcr a fractional gain at the opening
jumped 3%. The steel stocks shared
in the irregularity of the market.
WALL STREET. il a. n1.~ln many
stocks fluctuations of 11 point. or more
were made during the first hour. l’ricc
111ove1ncuis. however. were not uniform
1101' Who the tendency defined for any
special group. Sugar fell off to fill/2.
and rose again to 143. Snlclting react-
ed 2 points. while (he preferred ud-
vuncednsn'111cl1, and National Stool
Preferred improved a point. Delaware
191 Hudson. Eric First l’rcfcrred. St.
Paul. Kansas & ’l‘cxus Preferred and
St Louis 81. Southwestern Prcfcricd
gained 1 to 1%.I11tcruationul Pump
Preferred. Pacific Mall and Internation-
nl Power also abound simugih. Peo-
1111 & 121113111111 St. due a (band Inland
Mrsi I’r0fcrred and (l111111rnl F1111 [111
were quite wcuk. A break 111.19% in
Steel and Wire iudmcd uplling of oth—
cr stccl stocks and Sugar again broke
in 111011;. at If o'clock the market won
on thr down grade 12111111111. for the cop-
per stocks. Smelling rising again to
near the highest and Anaconda and
Amalgamated (‘oppcr risi 111.1, I and 21‘”
i'cspcctively.
WALL S’I‘liillli'l‘. 11oon~~-Stocl1 prices
gravitated still Iowor. although thc
movement was checked at intervals by
feeble rallies. Sugar vibrated a point
01' more frcqucutiy and largely govern
ed the course of thc oihcr stocks. lie~
low l-il buying became effective. but a
two-point rally was followed by 11 um:
111' dcclinc. All of the steel stocks fell
wcll bciow ycsicrduy's closing prices
with pronounced losses in National
'I‘ubc. ’I‘euneancc Coal. American Hoop
11nd Stool 8: Wirc. National 'l‘ubc lost
‘W; and Stccl d1 Wire prcfcrrod 31/13 and
thc others over a point. llcar prcsuurc
was 1'111-'1i111(1d uuaiunt Brooklyn 'l‘rai1~
Hit and profit-inking iowcrcd Tobacco
1'11. lloet of the lcudlill: ruiirondr
wcrc sold freely, particularly St. Paul
l'uion Pacific, Southern Itullwuy pre
fcrr.11l and Northern I’ncilic. A few
exceptions wcrc noted, (‘. (‘. (‘. 6': St
Louis: using I and Lakc Eric 6‘1 Wont-
c111 l‘... lnlcrnatioual va‘t'l was
bought confidently and 1101.111: 11d 2,1;-
Rubi )(‘l roac ’-,i4 null tiic pr'cfcircd 2‘.‘
iiouds held up wcii.
\VALI. S'illlild'l‘. I p. In. The mar-
ket uhowcd britcr pl'icce. but the dc
111111111 was very languid. .\ rally of 2%
in Sugar was :11-1-11111puul11d by rccovcr-
I113 rcachiui: about if point in St. Paul
l‘oblu'co uud Sil'cl & Wire prcl‘ci'l'uil
Lacivde (ins r1111vcd 11p 3 points.
TODAV' S QUOTATIONS.
llcpoitcd ovcr plivaic wirc of l".
iiohmc. cou1111lseion biokcr
(oi Mix 5 block South
A.
Swar 17. 10
No: 11' 11111.
Open High Low 1:30
Am. Cut. ()II 21:04, 28%
\111. St. KL \V., 40 40% 39 Bill/g
A111. S. It, ('11., HIV; HIV: Ilii 11214.
Am. Tab. ('11.. 120% HIV; 120 12]
Atcbluou. 5137.5. 5157-11 55%. 55%
Atcliisou. bid, 88 88 87% 51%
11.1111. .1, 1111111, 113% 111111. .1711; 87%
Hkyn. it. ’l‘.. 74% 741,11. 731/: 111%
(ion. of N. .I.. ”in 1511
(1111-11. .11. 1111111 111-1. 111/11 10% 111114
Chi. It. 8: ii, lziilil. 14117.1. 143% 1431'.
(_‘.. hi. it St. i'..l:'1.'1 1551/. 153%154‘A
0111. It. i. .0 l’. i .5114, IBM/,1 122:}!121-‘71.
i). & I-l.(.‘1111.liifi-% 11111-11. 1051/3 1051/3
II‘odcrnl Steel, 44% 4471-. 43% 44
W1]. St. old. my. 88 871/. 87%
(ion. I'll. (11)., 213 21.1
1.1111. & Nash, 92% 02% 01% iii'k.
Nor; & Wont. 451/4 41111.
Mun. Coneol.. 117% 117% 117 1112,.
Metropolitan, 1007,41 100%. 1111114,. 100%
M. K. d; 'l‘. pill. 53% 54% 5331/4 513%
MIHH. Pacific, 83% 88%, 87% it'll/.1,
N. V. 0.11: W., it'll/4 311/; 31% 311/4
lou. »'I‘obncc.o. 1i? 47% 40% 4’1 ‘1’.
North Pacific, 831,4 81W. 827/1. 827,11
I’cuneyirauiu my, 140%, 148% 118%
I’oopie'u Ilau,.l.01ll/4 102% 101% 1.01%
Phil. & itelul.. 3034 301/; :10 301/4
l’. & It. pfd., 70% ’ll 70 70
Son. Ilullway, 24% 24% 12% 24%.
Son. Ily. pI‘1l.. 77% 77% 70%, 17%
Son. Pacific. 43% 43-1/1, 43% 113%
Tenn. (1. It i.. 531/9 53% 0051,, 111%
U. 8. Leather. “2% 12% i2’ifi 12%
”'81.; l.(.o. pill 73% 73% 373% 11:11.1.
U. .iiubbcr.1lii 22V, 20 22
Union Pacific 871% 881,51 8i} .1 87%
1111. Rue. pI'd., 83%. Bill/£11 83,41 83%.
Wubitnh. 1if1i.29‘li1 29% 20% 20%
Wont. Union, 86 80% 86 86
CANDY
ESCULETTS
cum-:3 run
And all rectal dimmers or money ro-
lundod. Plenum. 'Not a physio. A
radical cure. 5011. at Geog; . Still-
or
son a. the Apothacurio‘r Hal Frank
It 1111’
Changes were 9
by the 3.1.1.. . 1
1111111111 THE 1111 ‘
“8111111011ior” Taylor’c Proponition Re.
Iectodellitary Officer- Retired,
.After Three Year: of Active
Garvice in the Militia.
HARTFORD. February 28—1‘he
Senate in executive session this noon
confirmed the following nominations
by the governor:
Bunk commission~George 11‘. Ken:
‘dall of Suflleid
Frank C Sumner and Willie 0. Burr
of Hartford and lllqurd F‘ A. Fuller
of Sumold to be directors 01.111. state
prison.
Rebecca 0. Bacon, of New Haven.
Mary Hull and Edwin A. Down. or
11.111.110.111 lo the state board of chari
tics.
George It Martin of New Haven. to
be harbor commissioner of New Iinv
on .
Ioucpli it, ’l‘ownneud, of New Haven.
to the state board of health.
The appointment was confirmed 111‘
David O. Maynard to be Old Lyme
ferry commissioner.
The resolution incorporating the Tol-
land Public Library Ausoclatlon, was
paused.
The bill concerning the issuing of
bonds by school districts was rejected.
The proposal for the biennial sou-
venir of the legislature published by
“Souvenir” 'I‘aylor woe rejected by the
chute.
The resolution appropriating $1,000
for n etciiozrapher for the bunk com-
mission was reported unfuvorubly and
rejected.
The 8111111112 concurred in the action
of thc1 “mum in passing the bill retir-
ing military oillccrs after thrcc youre'
service,
The reuolution incorporating
borough of Ridgcficld was passed.
The resolution making an appropri-
ation of $1.000 for the erection of 11
monument by the Twenty-fourth Regi-
ment (Tonnccticut Volunteers, wan also
passed,
The Senate concurred with ihr.
llounc in the resolution to make I1‘ri-
U1 :1.
day bcrcai’lcr 11 committee hearing
day.
I-IAR'I‘FOIII). February Ell-Ji‘he
House met at. i0:30 today and ad
iuurncd an hour later until next Tues.
day. :11 12:30 o'clock. The resolution
adopted at the meeting of the com-
mittee chairmcn yesterday afternoon
in: devote I1‘1iduve aftei March l 1111-
cluslvcly to committee burnings and
to have no 1151111111ny on that day 11111.11
passed. Mr. Wadsworth, of Farming-
iou. introduced ihc rcsolutlon and sta-
icd that if the House took i‘avornbb1
action on il111 resolution the session
would be shoricucd by a considerable
period. It was truusuiittcd to the 81-11-
atc and passed their inter in the morn-
1111:.
'I‘l1c uouiiuutioim of Edwin C.
and Jumcs illshop. for judgoships of
tho (‘Iiy Court, of New Haven. wcrc
tnblcd for the culcudar.
flow
'I‘hc resolution incorporating the
llidgcllcld library was passed.
The bill providing for 1111 amend-
ment to the public acts of 1809. so that
thc amount of relief paid by the state
to tho (‘11111111ctlcut State I1‘ir11m1‘1n's As-
sociation. shall not. exceed $12,000 11
ycni' was rejected.
The bill providing that “0,000 I111
cupcnllcd was passed.
’I‘Iic substitutc rceoluilon 111111.111dluu
ilic cburtcr of thc New York blunt
Annual Contercnco of the Methodist
Episcopal Church was passed. It
strikes out 11111 provisou that tlu1 trus-
tcee Hiliiil report to ihc General A5~
sembly thcir financial condition.
The Committee on Incorporations re
ported favorably on the bill umcudini:
the action conccruing Icon to be paid
to the slate for Ihc 1'1‘11ution and in:
I'rcusc of capital Htock of private 1'01'1
poratlous.
lilr. l’caruc. of Middlciou'u llounc
chairman of tbc Conunlttce on lucor
[ilii'zilil)IiS, axkcd that ibc resolution be
put to thc llousc. us until tlu1 law was
fully defined the counuittcc was great-
ly cnibarrnsnml in granting increase
in capital stock to old companies and
thc engrossing cicrk could not procecd
with bin duties. Mr. i’curnc said that
the attorney gcucrul'e ruling on the
law was not in his opinion coneiutent
with the 1111111111111 and 11111 rouolulion
was ili‘COHHIII‘y of pusuugc be‘cnuuc
oihc1wluc the business of ihr1 commit
1.1112 would be indefinitely blocked. M1.
1(qu asked that the ronoluiion be
tabled until latex in the morning.
which was done. Later on. tho resolu-
tion was taken from the table and
passed. It. in one of the moat Impor-
tuut bunincuu bllln to I111 pushed thin
amnion.
The nominations of .loboph It. ’l‘uvlor
to bo Judge and Edward M Lockwood
.wroduio judge of ”10'1an Court of
\‘or u 11lk \\ 11111 1"11polt111l fuvm ably 11nd
undcr Huuponoion of the rules were
phi-11111.11.
'I‘l11- bill providing that any commie
sinned oilicm in tho National Guard
may i111 rctired after three years aor-
vi1 11 null that the cover air may nup-
ply n vacancy wan panned on motion
of Mr Baldwin, of inconu li‘.ulle Mr.
Ilulduiu ruid "up tbcrc was neccenlty
to [1mm tho bill at once 1111 an aide to
the govcr,no11 who had not served five
.vcura could not attend the inuuguru
lion in bin uniform otherwise.
The bill authorizing the town of
Soulhiucton to oxemnt from taxation ‘
curtain induotricu. wan rejected on
motion or Mr 'l‘uckcr. who fluid that.
if war: the cuntom of the neechlbly to
lf‘i('(‘i ouch hills whenever they came
up
The rcuolntlone appointing William
ii. (111111: and lllpupbroditiu-i Puck ludgok
or the Court of Common 111111111 of lim't-
ford County and Lyman S. Burr judge.
and James 11.. Cooper ukuletant juduc
of the police court of New Britain.
were referred to the Committee 1m
Judicial Nominationc.
The bill making it the duty of state
referees with consent. to report the
facts in ouch once as they may hear
to the Superior Court providing a uni
pry of $2. 000 a your and $500 for are
hm. wail pal-ed on motion of M11
in 11111110111111. 1111.111 '
1111111111 ‘ ‘
that ore makiii
unlit warble on not“)
'- . m1 society,
And when the wrote an essay—well.
ttook a tub of ink!
Sharer/towed the latest novels. and she
spent hp 1' time in novels,
Where she mil. to touch the E1101
folk to master Masterllnc
She knew all about musicians and their
famous compositions
Could convey her thoughts and ac-
tlona by the slightest wink.
' At tannins she bowled and: in golf aim
was the apryoat.
And in whilst she talked the loudcut
them all,
She could make the 11111111 ra’bit and
she graced the riding habit,
And she never had an equal when
‘ she graced the dancing hall.
But the bridegr’oum still he tart-fed, and
- .1111 yet she isn't married,
1 Though her aria and her dovicaa
they are uiways to the touch;
Now her heart today is saddened and
her mind is angered maddened
With the thought that after all she
learned too much. '
i‘orihe 1.11.1111 who were ii dichonded.
have all l‘ong since been wedded.
And this madernonque Aspaslu sim-
ply decorated the wall;
80 the moral to this Iiiiglev—if you fuin
would tarry single
Just wear n 1111111111 glasses and we
tend you know it all.
—~Iinrold Mchrath, Syrhcuse Herald.
MONTE CARLO. February 28-—h‘our
drawn games and two adjourned games
are to be replayed and finished in the
international chess mustere' tourua
mcnt before the contest can be deciur
ed ended. The drawn games are be
tween Aiapin and anon Alapin 11nd
Blackburne. (lunuborg and Mazon 11nd
.iunowski and Marco and the adjourned
gnmeu between 'l‘uchigorin and Mleser
and Scheve and Wlnawor. 'l‘hia morn
mg the committee ordered Junownkl
and Marco to replay their game which
was drawn. and the former therefore
rcccivcd the1 first prize. Alupin and
Mir/.011 nieo drew ”1011' game.
o._........-.
A beggar In usually a touching ob-
jcct.
LUTHER 11 1111111111.
SLEIGHS l
Just what you want
for this fine snow
fall. are
HERE !
FRANKLIN AND MADISON
' STREETS.
South Norwalk.
EN'i‘EIR’I‘AINMENTS.
HUYT‘ S THEATRE.
MATINEE AND NIGHT,
SATURDAY. MARCH 2.
Second Succeadui Season.
Calhoun. Show 8 Iicston's l
MINSI'RELS1
30 Starr. 30.
i0 (‘liiilt‘lilmlfh Singers and Dancers. I0.
ii Superb Vocaliatn 8.
Ii Skilled Municinus H.
d t‘omicul Euumcu 1i
3 Famous St. Felix Sisters
30 Funny Pentium 30
GRAND S'i‘RlEE’I‘ PARADE A'i‘ NOON
ii.
MA’l‘iNlCE Alxli EVENING
PRICES. 10. 30 .300.
Itcucrvcd Scale for both Performances.
Reserved Seats on sale at Hoyt's
Theatre. South Nor-walk, and Woods
drug store. Norwalk, 5 days in advance
of each performance.
M 1.31": 1's' "r n a: 11.11;"
ONE SOLID WEEK, COMMENClNu
MONDAY, MARCH 4.
1111111111 1111 our
AND COMPANY,
in repertoire of standard
MONDAY mei'i‘.
the lift 11! tho season
To The Rescue.
EVENING Pnlosa, 10, 20, 301:.
MATINEEB, daily cxcopt Monday.
10 and 20 Conn.
Ladlen’ 'l'iciwtn Monday night. poul-
tlvely limited to 300. . ,
Reserved Bonus on sale at Hoyt’a
Theatre, South Normdk, and Wood's
drop liars. Noni/11111.6 days in advance
11 plays.
111 «on performance 1. p
1 I26 :21
git}; p ‘3 .1
111101111: think; 1
riaty and Vivi. , . .
Sale of
No 2 GazellepBuildino.
Previous to taking our annual Inventory it is our custom to close out all 91111111113111... Odd Lots
and Short Ends of all kinds. We will commence this sale on Saturday, February 16th.
REMNANTS OF COLORED DRESS GOODS.
Remnants ‘ and 01111: Lois.
REMNANTS or BLA‘CK DRESS GOODS. j '1
REMNANTS or PLAIN AND FANCY sers. '
i REMNANTS 0F LININGS.
REMNANTS or LINENS.
REMNANTS OF WASH DRESS GOODS.
ODD LOTS OF LADIES FLANNEL AND SILK WAISTS.
ODD LOTS OF MISSES‘ AND CHILDREN' S JACKETS.
ODD LOTS OF FUR SCARFS AND COLLARETTES.
All to be closed out before inventory.
tu'
Special Sale of Ladles’ cloaks}
If you have not bought a new Jacket this winter, now is your chance. For one week we will
sell any garment in our stock at just one-half of the former price. These garments are all of the
very latest shapes and styles. all this season’ 3 goods. and some of them the very best that we have
bad. You can take your choice of all at the same discount
.. Mill!”
NORWALK YACHT CLUB”
DIVIDEND.
Notice is h1'reby given that the
(governing ljiorid of the Norw'lilt
Yacht Club but: decIur-11i n divulcu'i
ut the rate of f1ur 1.1111' 1:011“... parable
to biockboidm'e of rccord. .1Inr1'b l3.
DAVID W. RAYMOND
1411 1111121113
soon: non wm
511 rows BANK.
Open daily. except Saturday. from
.‘i n. m, to 12 111., and from 1 1o 3 p 111
Sniur1lay.0 n. m. to 1:: n1.. and on Mon
dny evening from '1' to Ii
Interest allowed on deposits.
ALDEN SOLMANS, Preat.
JOHN H. FERRIS, Vice-Proat.
GEO. F. BEARSE. See. and Tree
up...""1;‘"11.11..,
REAL ESTATE AND
INSURANCE.
LINCOLN STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
74 Washington Street.
SOUTH NORWALK coup.
AUCTION SALE
Valuable Real Estate.
Will be sold by public auction 011 ac-
count of E. E. (Iorhum. trustee Nor-
\vulk Building Co. Monday. February
25th, 1901. at 3 1). n1., the property No.
‘24 iinvllnnd street. Smith Norwnik,
Conn. House contains 6 rooms and
modern improvements. Lot 2815x125
feet. mor11 or less. Sale positive. Par-
ticulars of
JACOB M. LAYTON.
Real Eetate. 5 Railroad Place.
MITCHELL a SON, Auctioneers.
HOME 50")
INVESTMENT
Th1: Guaranteed Interest Bonds
sold by the
Conn. General Life Ins. Co"
of Hartford can be purchased by'small
annual installments.
ABSOL UTEL Y BSAFE
BACKED BY MILLIONS.
Address.
F. H. FIELD, Gent. Agt..
United Bank Bulldina. South Nomadic.
Hustle for Cash.
Highest cash price paid for old met.
11111 and materials of every kind. Drop
me a poutal and I will call.
Prompt attention and honorable
dealings with all. I am occasionally
in New York Home day: through the
week
immediate attention on my return
will be given to any business that may
come in during my nbnonco.
ABRAHAM HARRIS.
13 Raymond St. or 11 North Main
8t..Storc.
A MAN or SENSE
In the man who beat preserves thono
fucuitieu with which nature has endow-
1111 him. tic. may halo to wear 1111111111111
~-»mont people (lo-but the man of in-
tuiiignncc thankfully accoptn this arti-
iicini did when his eyes tell of its need.
When yourii apeak let me act. My cer-
vicc. ircutmeni and prices shall be all
right.
H. I. HOYT. Graduate Optician. Af
ter April int, room 0, United Bank
handing.
110111511 B. HOYT.
Graduate 0 ti
11.111111113112111
TRISTRAM Sf HYATT,
NORWALK. CONN.
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west Washington Street.
Cash or Credit.
Our Januaru Clearina Sale has been the
most successful sale in the historu of our
business. We have sold a great manii
goods in everu department. Some lines are
enlirelu closed out. In our Cloak depart-
ment we have but veiu few things to offer.
Come in and look it over. If uou can find
something in uour 5126. price will be no
object.
We have quite a number of Men’s Suits.
broken lots. two or three suits of a kind.
which we are offering to the public for
$6.95: former price of these suits was $10.
All of our $15 and $15 suits we are
offering for $10 and $12.
cam on cam". _
N0 15er cannot ran CREDIT.
accounrs 0mm) wmr trim recur.
...__..._.__
H. KRIEGERSCCO.
20-3! West Washington Street.
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