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I he Richmond Climax

I OCHENAULT PresidentA D MILLER ManagerPORTS CROWE Editor

WEDNESDAY APR 2 1903

rOBLISHKl EVERY WEDNESDAY BY

The Climax Printing CoIucorpnrat-

cdDEMOCRATIC TICKETFOR CIRCUIT JUDGEo

TON J M BENTONOf Clark County

NIt COMMON VEALTHS ATTORNEY

lION B A CRUTCHEROr Jessamine County

FOR CIRCUIT COURT CLERK

ROY C WHITE-

7lnnounccmentsFOR JAILER

We are authorized to announce F J PER ¬

InNS ot Baldwiu a candidate for Jailer ofMadison county subject to the action of theDemocratic party

We are authorized to announce D CORIOGSas a candidate for Jailer of MadisonCounty subject to the action of the Demo ¬

cratic partyWe are authorized to announce N B JONES

a candidate for Jailer of Madison County sub ¬

ject to the action of tbe Democratic partytOE COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE

We are authorized to anncunce the nameof Mr T T HEDGER of Scott county as acandidate for Commissioner of AgriculturepartyPrimary

IN the suit brought by GovBeckham to settle the ques ¬

tion of his eligibility the Courtof Appeals affirmed the de ¬

cision of Judge Cantrill di-

recting¬

that Beckhams namebe put on the ballot but thecourt declined to decide thequestion as to whether or notGov Beckham is eligible

IF the prospectus promiseof those Chicago women toprint in their forthcomingnewspaper ever3Tthing andanything exactly as it is ismade good there will soon beamong Chicago women such ahairpulling and facescratch ¬

ing fracas as the world hasnever seen up to this gooddayLouisville Times

L F1BroerCo11LEXINGTON K-

ySpringIs Knocking Loudly

ApproachingIsAnd we are now ready withthe most carefully selectedstock

ofCarpetsDraperies

Furniture WallPaperWoodMantels

Ever offered It is not amatter of guess work whenwe say our line is without asuperior in

Newest PatternsNewest Styles

Newest DesignsNewest Ideas

Give us a call

CBrowerCo11

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Beauty Abounds in our Spring Line o-

fFootwearI

Our lines are now complete in Ladies Misses MensBoys and ChiIdrens

Shoes sindSlippers

We would like the pleasure of fitting you up thisspring Better Shoes cannot be had nor a largerassortment can be found in the city1f Our line of

Gents Furnishing hoods

is the Nobbiest that can be bought <

JASe S CRUTCIIER COMPANY

THE new Chinese ministerChin Tung Liang Cheng re ¬

cently arrived at San Fran ¬

cisco with 53 secretaries andattaches nine seryants and 20studets

The Stallion Show

The annual stallion show has beenconsidered from time inmeinorial theKreat event of the season The firstMonday of April being set apart forthat purpose brings out every horseoi every style and quality an1 for thatday the horbo i MngThe street is giv

n up to him and business stops whilehe receives There were about seven ¬

teen stallions exhibited Monday andprobably ro better lot of hnrp s werover Khown on the streets of RichmondAmong the prominent outs wins Arbuckle Letchers Riclikin 1871 A

S H It said to combine the blood ofthree of Kentuckys best sires viiOld Peavine Mack Squirrel and KingRichard Kichkin was sired by CurtisSquirrel dam Miss Richmond 551

by King Richard he by old Peuvineout of Plioras by Imp Phaeton letdam Lee Wood 2330 Riclikin is asplendid red sorrel 16 hands highfoaled April 30 moo and weighs 1200

poundsTheImp Hackney stallion Maxi

mimlan A S H R 93 owned by DrC C Hooker is making his secondseason in Madison He is another thatlies a splendid record as a show horsebeing the winner at the creat MadisonSquare Garden with four of his getwinner over seventeen entries at Newport L I and in other great horseshows Maximilian combines sizestyle substance and quality whichtogether with his attractive high ac-

tion¬

makes him an ideal stock horseGhenaull Turleys Imported Hack ¬

ney Stallion Imp Militia 21SG show ¬

ed up well in the crowd Imp Miliiiais a beautiful red bay with black points16 hands and weighs about 1300 lieis ten years old and has a record of

which his owners are justly proudTom Covington 18992 owned by W

R Green Co is one of the bestknown horses in the county ToniCovington has produced many goodones for the race courses the showring the road or for any other placewhere good ones are needed Everytime he is brought out he gathers abouthim a good crowd of admirers

Verdict 1G21 a fine young stallionowned by Irvine T Azbill and makingthe season at Dr C C Hookers barnis a dark chestnut 16 bands high andconing five years old He has as muchnatural style and action as any stallionliving absolutely free from blemishesand combines all the qualities as tolooks breeding style and action Verdicts career as a show horse has rarelybeen equaled winning as a 2yearoldand 3yearold in some of the largesthorse shows

Royal Denmark owned by Dr J WScudder of Union City is one that at ¬

tracted much attention He is a beau-tiful

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seal brown coming six years oldand about sixteen bands high lieboasts of as proud a lineage as anyhorse that ever come over the road

Another good one was M F Aibuckles Rex A No 1416 ot Elk Gar-

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farm His sire Rex McDonaldwas the largest winner of saddle premiums in America Hex A is five yearsold 16 hands high and a model in formand finish It Is said he traces morefancy blood than any other young stal ¬

lion on recordThe combined stallion Peavine Jr

by Old Peavine id well known toevery body He is owed by M APhelps and is making the season atMr Phelps farm near this city

Ellendale Farm was represented byJohn R Gibsons Sciipture bv the sonof William L i Dam Bess Wilkes byHarry Wilkes lie is in the hands ofCapt Bob Walker

Among the other stallions shownwerd Dr Hockadays Rex Peavineby Hex McDonald a handsome redsorrel S W Millions Lloyd a beau-tiful

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bin J H Millions Reuben Hilla chestnut sorrel 10 years old RobertLongs King by Black Squirrel andthe combined stallion Danville Squir ¬

rel by King Squirrel the property ofLuclen iiuguely

Gov Eagle by King Dictator theLowryeCuistantine

I Rose by Walking Denmark were aleoPiich admired

W A LanpfordB Chester Arthurmaking the present season in Clarkcouuty was RISj out Several out oftown horse attracted SOllie attention

I Deafness Cannot be Cured

By local applications as they cannotreach the diseased portion of the carThere is only one way to euro deafness

remediesDeafnessdition of the mucous lining of theIfiflamed ¬

Imperfect hearing and when it is en-tirelY

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closed deafness In the result andunless tbe inflammation can be takenout and this tube restored toils nor¬destroyednothingbutcons services

DollarsforHalls9itQQo1dBilL Fatally PMU wrtiie test

NEWBY

Miss Hilary Tudor is visiting her sis-

ter¬

in LexingtonMiss Gertrude Tudor has returned

home after spending several days withrelatives in Kirksville

Mrs Minnie Riinyon closed her schoollast Friday

Miss Jennie Tudor has had as herguest her aunt Miss Eunice Prather

Miss Sallie Whitaker accompaniedby her brother visited her sister MrsDick Tudor of Valley View last Satur-day

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and Sunday weekMr Sherlcy Cottonuf Kirksvilie vis ¬

ited relatives here Saturday and Sun ¬

dayMifcB Elms Million is getting along

nicely with her schoolMiss llallie Mooroof Iluldwin visit-

ed¬

her sister Mrs Alva Whitaker lastweek

Mr anti Mrs Elvada Tudor visitedfriends near Kirksville Saturday andSunday

Miss Maggie Hood entertained a fewfriends at her home Sunday night

The ladres A id Society meets at MrsSallie Tudors Wednesday night

Mr Mont Heathman is visiting hisbrother iu Lexington

Miss Belle Holman began her schoollast Monday near Bethel

Miss Elms Million entertained anumber of young people at her homeSaturday night

Mr Willie Brank accompanied bvhis sister Miss Annie of College HillvisiJed Miss Sallie Whitaker Sunday

Miss Alice Cornett has returned homeafter spending several months witbher sister Mrs Alvin Easters

KIKKSVILLE

DelayedThe sick of our town are all on the

mend Mr W P Prewitt the clevorauctioneer is out again after a threeweeks illness

Mr Green Estes of this place lost avaluable buggy horse last week bybreaking his leg

IMrs Bettie Whittaker of the RoundHill locality died Saturday of consump-tion aged twenty years Burial atGilead Sunday

L D King of Junction City liesbeen here for some time tuning pianosand organs and with the practicihg 01

the colored band sweet strains arewafted nightly 01 the breeze

A couple from Silver Creek called onRev C IJ Ratchford one day lastweek and were married

Mrs Rbodus of Round Hill diedFriday night of grip aged about seventv yrs Burial at Gilead

The Baptists of Kirksville are con ¬

templating erecting a new church inthe near future Work will probablybegin on it as soon as the weatheropens up-

Three new telephones have been putin here recently Kirksvillo schoolsand business houses are in touch withalt the county

Mr R S Brown is in the city buy¬

lug spring goods

Miss Gertie Tudor ot Newby whospent a pleasant week with friendshere returned home Saturday

Miss Ora Hendren who Is teachinga spring school at this place has a fullschool

Miss ElIzabeth Wilmoro of Richuiond made a flying visit to Kirks ¬

ville one day last week

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TheKiltiesare

ComingThegreatest Scottish Band in

the world

I One NightOnlyG-

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Opera Ious

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As spring is here it is time to haveyour old vehicle repainted and over ¬

hauled and made as goodas new Wewill do the work at prices that will sur¬

prise youRichmond Carriage Works

mch25 tf S L Midkiff Prop

Kilties Band at theGrandnext Tuesday

BIRTHSHURST Mr and Mrs Ben Hurst are

rejoicing over the arrival of a fine girlat their home on Walnut street

DEATHoxAt her homo near Wacersvillp

E> till county last Thuisday Mrs VmCox of paralysis aged ahout sixtyyears Besides a busband Rov WinCox she leaves one child to mournher demis-

eCuIeIsTzAxJolin William Christian died at his home near ChilesbnrgFayette con nty Wednesday afternoonApril 1 He had been in ill health forseveral months and last fall went toFlorida hoping to be benefitted by thechange of climate He returned Fri ¬

day ni lIt and on Sunday he was takensuddenly ill sinking rapidly until theend came Mr Christian was thesenior member of the firm of J WChristian Co of this city besidesbeing interested in other enterpriseshere His wife who was formerlyMiss Anna Price of Evansville Indand three daughters survive him

TAYLOH Our community was verymuch shocked on last Friday to learnof the death of Mrs Duncan Taylorof Paris which occurod on April 2 De-

ceased was formerly Miss Bessie Baughthan of this city and numbered herfriends by the score She was for sev¬

eral years saleslady for W D Ol hanCo Her death was due to typhoid

fevdr her illness extending over onlytwo brief weeks It is sad to think ofone being snatched away when in thefull bloom of her young womanhoodThe family has the tonderest sympathyof all especially when we recall thatonly a few weeks ago death claimed asister Mrs Lyttlelon Pnrnell formerlyMiss Sadie Baughmau The funeralservices were conducted Saturday after-noon

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at the Taylor residence afterwhich her remains were interred in theParis cemetery

ROWLAND This community wasmuch shocked this morninz to learnthat Sidney Y Rowland had passedaway about one oclock this morning athis home on Broadway Ho was a sonof David P Rowland and Mahala Tyree and was born in Richmond KyMay 5 1831 The first work of hisearly manhood was as deputy circuitclerk Subsequently he was for a termengaged in conducting a newspaper inhis native place In 153 on Feb 22he was married in his native town toMiss Susan F Shackelford He com ¬

menced his mercantile life in Rich ¬

mond but in 1865 be moved to Cin-cinnati

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and engaged in the wholesaleboot and shoe business The life of a

responsibilities ¬

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ily and in 18GS he fixed his home inDanville so that his children mighthave the benefit of tho schools of thetown and ot the elevated tone of itssociety He engaged here in the mer¬

cantile business in which he continuedtill 1881 when ho relinquished hisbusiness to his sons and accepted the posi ¬

tion of President and General Managerof the Pittman Coal Co This positionhe filled with great success and satis-faction

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of All concerned till the day ofhis death His wife a woman of un¬

speakable worth and graces of charac ¬

ter preceeded htm tothe tomb on the12th day of February 1898 Hislife was one of great success from hismodest standpoint He had shieldedhimself from the corodingsin of avariceHe desired and obtained that modestcomsetency which he thought shouldbe the wish of a Christain gentlemenThis man walked as if he was over inthe Great Taskmasters eye Thebeauty of his Christian life will alwaysbe remembered with pleasure and profitby his large circle of friends His pre¬

eminent common sense his integrity 01character and his perfect poise of mindmade him often to be sought for in a set ¬

tlement of troubles between friendsBut WIlY multiply words to com

mend or to lament the loss ofthis manwhen all who will read these lines willalready bavesaiJ in their hearts all thatwe can think He was a man of muchcharity and his nature had been chas-tened

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by his acquaintance with griefHe is survived by four children MessrsWin S David P and Edmund S andMrs Maggie White Danville News

Landand Stock Sales

75 Tudor gold a fine young sad 11e

horse Robert T sire Tom Covingtonto Robert Walker for 150

R A Harris sold Monday to Nowl ndJones twentythree shoats aver¬

aging J5 pound at 7 centsDrJW Sounder of Union City

and P R Roaddsrof UpRiptw sqhjlha flUe Jack Biofehftwk toTbejnas

rKfJf1fl t St thiiIll lL1rflOOO-

icwtIis dir jcted to the class of Fresh and Cured Meatscarried the Main street butchers The mail or ¬

der business of this firm has growh to such propor ¬

we are now making a specialty of ourWiiDleijale Department Our constant endeavor isto please our patrons and to do this we slaughteronly tfcje best cattle sheep and hogs that can be pro ¬

cured Our stock of Cured Meats is purchasedwith tlie greatest care and has always given perfectsatisfaction We carry Vegetables Fish and Oys ¬

ters in seasonsW < j also wish to purchase your Hides Tallow

Butters Eggs and other Produce and guarantee inevery instance to pay the highest prices the marketaffords Give us a trial and we will prove our sin ¬

cerity ijo serve you promptly and reliably

Douglas CultonWholesale and Retail Butchers Richmond Ky

= FLOUR =Where are you going my pretty maid

To purchase flour kind sir she saidWhat kind of flou r my pretty maid

Why Elliston Patent of course kind sir she saidThen Ill gbwith you my pretty maids

Youll never repent it sir she saidAnd he never repented in all his life

For he took Elliston Patent Flour home to his wife

MADE BY

Elliston Mill CompanyPhone 1663 WACO KY

Wool Carding in Season tSelling Out at Cost

To Quit Business

Richmond 10C Store+ +++ ++ ++++ 444 + ++++++ ++ +tt SPECIAL t4+ +++ ++ + ++++ + t+++ + +++i +

Dr Hobson dentist next dowto Government building

tf Richmond Ky

Its the little colds that grow intobig colds the big coMs that end inconsumption nml rloftli Watch thelittle colds Dr Woods Norway PineSyrup 1m

Selling out to quit businessRichmond Ten Cent tore Store forrent apr 1 tf

Come and see tho heaviest thebest and the most complete Range inthe marketThe Mille You will findplenty ot them that have been in usein this city for fifteen years tf

D B Khaekelford Co

Ordinary household accidents haveno terrors when theres a bottle of DrThomas Eclectric Oil in the medicinechest Heals burns cuts bruisessprains Instant relief 1m

Dan IL Breck will Insure your cityor coontry property against fire light-ning

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and cyclones Office in Oldhambuilding npr 8 lOt

The Garnet Hotel has recentlyopened an lan accommodate the pub-lic with lodging and moals Reasona ¬

ble rates Would appreciate your pa-

tronage¬

Resr 3Ctfullymar 4 3m R G Engle

Proprietor

If you buy a Majesit Range youwill not have to telephone us to comeand take It out as the Majestic peopledo not make that kind Of course ifyour Range is not Batisff ctory we willmake is so but such an occureucenever happens with the Majestic

fob 25 4m Arbuckles Simmons

Blue Grass Land Fcr Rent

I have 400 acres of good grazingbluegrass land for rent

apr l lf Harvey ChenaultCorm Wanted

Wo wish to buy delivered at SilverCreek Ky several thousand barrelsof corn

BURXAM BENHKTT BRO

forSai-sAnextragoodmllchcow Jersey

tf S2POWELLA lazy liver makes a lazy man Bur¬

dock Blood Bitters is the natural nev-er

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failing remedy for a lazy liver 1m

D B Shackelford Co have contractedwitu the Miller B F Co forthe Eale of their Ranges in Madisoncounty tf

Auctioneer

My serVIces as an auctioneer can besecured bv leaving word at the StateBank tc lrust Company or by writing

T D CilEXAOL-tmlilS tferriil wy

correctvthingforPhone 165j

Dissolution Sale

Having decided to dissolve partner-ship

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we will closeout our entire stockof general merchandise at liost

R LJENNIKQIS C-omcbl83moPaint Lick Ky

70 CURE A COLD IN ONE DAYTake Laxative Bromo Quinine TabletsAll druggists refund the Hitfails to cure E W Grovels signaturea on each box 25 cents tFarm For Sale

One of the best farms iij KentuckyI

on two good pikes lj mlljs from rail ¬

road station and postofficeij Excellentimprovements all in grnsitweIl wa¬

tered Contains 255 acre bedivided Terms extra easy

EBEyAsaprltf1edHusoKyA visit to tIe Richmond Carriage

Works will convince you tlifit we canserve yon as never befoTei The hand-somest

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line of CIJ18teSitphaolonsbuegies road cartein Central Kentucky here awaits your

Iinspection We will not ily pleaseyou with the style and finisl fOil r ve-

hicles¬

but will make the pijbe so as tosuit your means Our veh iles rangeIn prices from S3S to soqatid suchbeauties were never t 3 be-

fore¬

in Richmond Eve r vehicleguaranteed JQ bpits rejiresoi efl Giveue If chI

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I New Millinery

J Miss K V Schmidts new stock ofI spring milinery has arrived and sheinvites her friends to call The trimniini department is in charge of MissStrirker of Cincinnati an experiencedtrimmer Main street with T ARobinson jeweler mch25 3t

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liverybusinessI will continue the businessat the same stand and invitemy friends and the public tocall and see me when in needof anything in this line Willmake a specialty of

IMoving Pianos

Furniture Etcand guarantee to please mypatrons at all times

Elmer ParrishSuccessor to Lyman Parrish

Cor Third Irvine Phone

RICHMOND KY11 mar 3m

Richkin No87121 S H Rin offering the services of this

young stallion to the Public wehave no hesitation in saying thatwe believe he is one of the bestgeneral utility horses doing publicservice today in Kentucky illsstyle action size and breeding cer-tainly

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entitle him to rank witbthe best He combines the bloodof three of the best sires that overdid service in Kentucky viz

Old ravine Black Squirrel and King Richard

There are few horses that carryas much of Old Peavine blood asthis horse Lou Chief the 3500mare was bred on dams side likebyOlddaughtersSheold form in 225 and only for anaccident at that age would havetaken a low record

PedigreeKichkin 1871 sired by Curtis

Squirrel 1372 Full brothers toCerro Gordo Dam Miss Richmond5T 1 by King Richard be by Old

ImpPhaetonA S H R by Old Peavine

2nd Darn by Warren HarrisDenmark

2rd Dam by the Jim Huguelymare

DescriptionRichkin is a beautiful red sorrel

16 hands high foaled April 20 1000and weighs 1200 Ibs he has themakeup fineness and action ot asmall horse In breeding he hasnta mean cross and is bound to provea superior sire

Tmakeermsat the Jas B Miller farm on Ha¬

sans Mill pike Silver Creek Ky7 miles South of Richmond Kyat20to Insure a Living COLT

I Money Due in all cases when mareIs parted with or bred to anotherhorse otherwise when colt is foaledAll care Will be taken to preventaccidents or escapes but will gotbe responsible should any occur

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AKSUCKLE LETCHERs

I WC8JWHP KTOKY i-

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LADIES MUSLIN T

r UNDERWEARLadies Muslin Skirts cambricjand flounce with

foot ruffles etcLadies Shirts with deep flounce and four rows of in¬

sertion and lace onedge with dust ruffle etcLadies Skirt deep flounce of alternate perpendicular

lace insertion and ducks with laceruffle to ThatchLadies Gowns V shaped and square yokes of wide

insertion and tuck etcLadies Chemise style gown low cut circularnecktand elbow sleeves neck and sleeves trimmed

with hamburg beading and ribbon

Ladies Muslin Drawers wide Cambric rnfile hem ¬

stitched and tuckedLadies Drawers with hamburg ruffle and tucks

Ladies Corset Covers in all styles from

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Space will not permit of my describing onefourth of readymade Muslin Under¬

wear we carry so call in and see our line which is firstclass in every way andfull sizes guaranteed t t Yours respectfully

01 hri OWEN McKBB 1

Cot Main and First RICHMOND KENTUCKYL

n- nfre a Cold in One DayI Take Laxative BrOIliO Quinine Tablets

Seven Million boxes sold in post 12 monthsJ

DR HOBSONFor Mayor of the City of

Richmond

OLD JOE WHISKY

Hand made Sour Mash

guaranteed ¬

isof old style manu ¬

facture No-

BETTERcan be found

for medicinal pur¬

pose You want thebest Furnished Strictly to

Family Trade10 vear old in jugs 100 per gallon10 bottles 55II I IejUJs 2505U e bottles 32 II jugs 210II

Orders promptly filled

WILEY SEARCY PropOld Joe Distillery

ATcBraj ernovlyr Anderson county Ky

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R H Humphreys

Having bought HigginsEllis Grocery and am put¬

ting in a fresh stockeveryday I cordially invite youto call e e

R H HumphreysPHONE NO 31

A Few PactsI Spring is Almost Here

You will want new Dress Goods If you will give us a call

we will show you the prettiest line of

Shirt Waist GoodsIn white in black and in colors t Also a complete line 0

Etamines Crepes and soft wool goods for early spring wear

A gorgeous assortment of Hamburgs Swisses and Laces and

Silks until tnere is no end of Silks Give us a call

White GibsonCorner Main and Second

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BARGAIN STORE

We take pleasure in lnnouncing to the public that we are

again in business and are now daily receiving a full line of

Spring Goodst Prettiest line ofL

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White Goods Ginghams EmbroideriesLaces Ribbons Clothing Shoes and

Millinery j

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ever shown in this cityi Call and inspct lbe and be

convinced that we cant save you money

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