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ITALIAN COLLIER IN
Six Thousand Tons Will be Load?
ed Here for Coaling Station
in Italy.
SHIPS OF NAVY SHORT OF F?LL
One Vessel Is Now Loading and Al?
ready Over 25.000 Tons of the
"Black Diamonds" Have Been
Shipped From Newport News to
Italy in Past Two Months.
The bltr Italian naval collier Sto
rope, Captain Coral, arrived at thin
port about 5 o'clock yesterday af?
ternoon from Spc/iu. to load a cargo
or about 6,000 tons of coal for one
of the naval coaling BtntloUa in Italy.
The eoal will bo used ?19 fuel by tl>
warships of the Italian navy.
The Rtorope is the first itnllnii
naval collier to visit Newport News
and as she steamed Into pert and
dropped anchor oil the real piers she
attracted considerable attention. Tb;
vessel is lnrger and handsomer than
the colliers of the Amerloan navy.
Owing to the scarcity of coal In
Europe. Italy has beea Importing
lurgo quantities of "l.'lnek diamonds"
from tills port. The British steamer
Silver Wings sailed Wednesday with a
cargo of 4.344 tons of eoal for Naples
and the Marchioness of Bute is load?
ing 0,300 tons for Italy at this time.
In addition to this 20,880 tons hi coal
has been sent to Italy from Newport
News during the past two .nou'hs and
other vessels are chartered to ljad
here next month.
SHIPPING REPORT
Thursday, August 22, 1907.
Arrived.
Steamer Storope (Hal.). Coral, Spe?
cht?to Horwind White Coal Company
in ballast.
Steamer Mister (Hr.). Russell, Bal?
timore? to New River Consolidated
Coal Company In ballast.
Steamer Suwanco (Hr.), Wright,
Sabine Pass?to Chesapeake * Ohio
Coal & Coke Compnay for bunker
coal.
Steamer Waverly (Dr.), Wheatloy,
Kernandlna? to linker Whltoly Coal
Company for hunker coal.
Steamer Rrivenscralg, Johnson, Pro?
vidence?to Warren & Monks Coal
Company In ballast.
Barge Clenfuegos from Boston?to
New River Consolidated Coal Com?
pany in ballast.
Barge Dunlo from noston?to oBr
Wind-White Coal Company lu ballast.
? Cleared.
Steamer Suwanco (Br.). Wright.
Hull?Chesapeake ft Ohio Coal &
Coke Company.
Steamer Wavorly (Br.), Whootloy,
'Anrhu.s?Bakor-Whltloy Cool Company.
Barge Washington for Providence?
Smokeless Fuel Company.
Barge Ohio for Providence?Smoke?
less Fuel Company.
Sailed.
Schooner {Catherine D. Perry, Car
field, Portland.
Calendar for Today.
Hun rises .5:28 a. m.
Sun sets .P.: IS p. m
Hlght water_0:32 a. m.. 0:51 p. hi.
1a3\v water.3:29 a. m., 3: -11 p. in.
OFFICERS RE-ELECTED.
Annual Meeting of Directors of New?
port News Gas Company.
The directors of the Newport News
Gas Company held their annual meet?
ing yesterday, disposing of Regular
hm>tness and electing officers.
? The old officers were elected as fol?
lows:
President, W. J. Payne; vlco-prcsl
?.?.?..- mnmatma> mwgswm
I?I' V CLOTH KS RIGHT
Mothers Pay Heed!
Positively Last Week of
Our Great
Discount
?Sale &
on Childrens' and Boy's
Clothing
$2.50 suit now $2.00
$3.00 suit now $2.40
$3.i?0 unit now $2.80
$4.00 suit now $3.40
$5.00 suit now $4.00
$6.00 suit now $4.80
MifSlif,
Wash. Ave. and 26th St.
BMtistetMSsuasn
dents, j. M, Curtis, 0. A. Bchmetx, B.
M. Ilruxlun, Samuel Register. John
Blair MncAteo and P. C. Kolllckoffor;
treasurer ami secretary, w. .1 Nnw;
general manager, w. W. s. nutlet1;
auditor, Franz \rori Schilling.
Henklc-Llndem.m.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles (lenkte, who|
were married seVoral days ngo In
Portsmouth, ore now at home to their
friends at 322 Forty firth street Mrs.
Henkle was Miss Pelina I.Itldchinil, i?r
Baltimore. Mr. Henkle lias lived hero
for many years anil I? employed nt|
the shipyard.
Charge Dismissed.
The charge of conducting a ill*
dcrly saloon ngalnsl I. Coplan was]
dismissed by Acting Justice Chris
tlan, in (he polk.nun yesterday
A frei? for nil right hol ween negroes!
occurred In Coplnn's place several:
nights ago, hut (ho evidence showed!
that 'in- barkeeper was nut rcsponsl
hi,, for the (rouble.
MISSISSIPPI CITIZENS
THREATEN OPERATORS]
Wcr.tern Union Superintendent Ap
penlc to Governor Vardaman and
is Told to Go to Courts.
(My Associated Press.)
JACKSON, Miss., Aug. 22.?Super
I n ton deal Terlniuc. of the Western
Union Telegraph Company today tip
liehled lo Governor Vurdnuinn to
furnish protection tor I ho offlcen or
the Western Union at Molly Springs,
Grenada and Greenwood, stating that
opera".>is have been forced to i|illt nt
the two offices first named an eltl
sens ar<> offering threats ami Iridlgni
ties to the manager nl that place.
The GoVorh?r replied that Superin?
tendent Tor Mil no should tippoal to Hie
('units and If they are unable to en?
force I ltd law he will adopt special
measures for protection.
Going to Argentina For Murderer,
tllv Associated Press.)
WASHINGTON, P. (V. Au?. 22.?
The Slate Department today Issued a
warrant to Detective o. c. Baldwin, at
Itoaiioke, to proceed to the Argotitlrio
Republic and liiere take into custody
Mns?-si Ferris, a Syrian, wanted in
lloanoko on a charge of murdering
another Syrian named Aa., aid. sov
oral months ago.
Cincinnati Hao $1.000,000 Fire
(By Associated Press.)
CINCINNATI. OHIO, Aug. T>? Fire
which threatened ill,.' entire hlock
hounded by Hunt. Broadway streets
'and East Court streets last night,
caused damage estimated at a million
'dollars. Tl<a flro started at tin- plant
Inf the Paule White Lend Company,
102 Broadway.
i The firemen succeeded in saving
[several oflior buildings in the block.
ODDS AND ENDS IN ELECTRICITY.
I A new process for hardening stool
has h< en discovered. The temper Is
increase,) by electricity and the new
I process Is said to be tmperlor to nny
other.
A special dispatch from London
stntcs thai wearied society women are
I now usiiiK electric treatment for Cholrf
nerves so ns to withstand the mani?
fold duties of the social season. Spe
cinlists use mi electric battery on thnl
overworked nerves and the treatment!
has become a fad.
In Leipzig, Germany, f< ur of Ihe
bin fire fighting engines are driven by
I electricity. The angln?, ladder trucks
and tenders are supplied with electric?
ity from utornge batteries with two
motors of 7 to M It. p. The machines
can cover a distance of 21 mlKos with?
out rocharglng.
It has bet n recommended thai new
cnurKes for the study of electricity
bo established at the Naval Acndbmy
at Annapolis.
It has been found that electrical cur?
rents will soften concrete. This is of
Importance in (he wrecking of old
foundations.
Electricity Is enjoying a wonder?
ful growth In Spain. Few localities I
.exist whe'ih Ihe electric llgM Is nol|
. used nnd motor drive system. The
construction of electrical apparatus in|
the Empire lias not. kopt pace wHh {tip
iiemand and dynamo.-- and motor are|
Imported from America ami Qermnny.
Should Say Not.
Railroad Clerk?Going to the James?
town exposition?
Newspaper Man?Should say not 1 I
The rale bill lias destroyed my taste|
for travel.
Wonders of the Microscope.
The best nilrcroscope magnify about i
10.000 diameters, and make fine flour|
looi< like n heap of rough stonoB.
Rules In Many Languages.
Mining rules in Pennsylvania have
to he printed in thirty-two languages
to reacW all natlonaltlcs employed
In that state.
Dried Malt Dregs Imported.
Pried malt dregs are loroly Im?
ported from Am.-rica and are popu?
lar as feed stuff for stock in Oer
many. Several American brands liavej
attained a firm footing In tlio Gorman|
markets.
Through Service to Washington With?
out Change?Norfolk, Old Point
and Washington Special.
Vest Untied Coaches, Pullman Parlor
Cars?Commencing August Fifth, via
C. & O.
LeaVo Norfolk 9:00 a. in.. Pine
Beach Pier 9:00 a. in.. Old Point 9:3.0
a. m.. Newport News 10:00 a. ni.
Arrive Washington via Richmond
and R. F. & P., 3:10 p. m.
Daily Except Sunday.
Connects at WashiiiRtn with Con?
gressional Limited for Baltimore,
Philadelphia, New York and Boston.
Especially arranged for Exposition
Servico. Purchaao tickets via C. &
0. 8 1 13t
Music Lovers Given Unusual Treat
at I M. C. ft.
GENEROUS APPLAUSEWELL MERITED!
Misses Wentworth, Walbridge and
Cottrcll and the Hampton Roads
Glee Club, Over Twenty Strong,
Gendered the Attractive Program.
One id tin' liest amateur concerts
nv< r given in this city, was that nt
(he \ innig Men's Chi ist Ian AbsocUv'
tion hall last night far the benefit of
Hie assoc atlou fund. A small. Inn
Ihorougiily appreciative audience on-|
Joyed every number1 mi I he loni; and
attractively arranged program.
Mfjss l.ola M. Wentworth. a dainty
soprano of Washington, D. C, reuder
od no less than twelve vocal solos.I
every one of Which evoked an outburst I
of gCIIUluj applause from the andi?
ene.'. Miss Wentworth has a strong
Rwee| vole,, and showed li marked'
Versatility, rendering several Italian!
grand opera selections as well as a
half dozen light Buhilinautal ballads.!
A halt dozen enjoyable rending so-,
lectbus were given by Mis- Zoe AI
b< rla Walbrldgo, of Chicago, Miss
Walbridge Is an elocutionist of
Unusual ability and she was compelled
to respond to several encores.
Miss Prances Kthol Cot troll, of this)
city, who was the accompanist for
M ss Went win lb. rendered three piano
solos, two from rtCOthovon and the
third from Itachmauinoff. The num?
bers merited the hearty .applause of
t'.t,. audh uce.
Among the most enjoyable numbers
on the program were two selections
by ib.- llhhiptoh I load i ft loo Club.l
led by the director. Mr William I lam I
lltoil. There were iimre I hail twenty
voices in the chorus and the singing
brought forth round after round of
applause from the listener's. The
club was called upon to respond lo
an encore after each of thti solcci;
Hons. I
The muslcale was arranged by and.
piveii under the dlrcct'on of Mis
Cottrcll.
A De?irjn Thot Fnilod.
"One design which the manufactur?
ers put out for 11.1," said the Jeweler,
"had a abort lived popularity, or, rath?
er. It bad no popularity at all. That
was the decoration of pins, lockets, sll-!
vor tollet articles, belt buckles, etc.,
with women's beads In various styles.
Many of them were extremely beaut!
fill and artistic, but they would not
sell. Women would not buy them for |
themselves liecause no woman cares to j
wear a representation of another worn-1
an, nor would they buy them us pres?
ents for men for obvious reasons. Nei?
ther could n man very well present a
woman With nn article bearing tho
bead of another woman, so those de?
signs bad to be retired or made over."?
Not York Press.
Eternal Fitness of Things.
The mistress of the house Is a ctilti-'
voted Bostoninn of much musical
taste, and the whistling of the foot-!
mau, who believed himself nl-me in tho
bouse, fretted her arllstle soul.
"Joseph." she called ut last from the]
bead of the back stairs, "please don't,
whistle those vulgar ragtime things'."
"Yes, mem," returned Joseph meek-;
ly. "1 knew, mom," he continued, with
unexpected spirit, "but you can't ex-1
peel a rhapsody of Liszt with cleaning
the knives. That will come later When;
I'm polishing the silver." ? Youth's
Companion.
Nervo Phobias.
There Is a class of well defined
"phobias," ns they are called, with
which nerve sufferers are plagued?
"niohophbbln," or fear of being alone;
"claustrophobia,'' or fear of closed In
spaces; "gornphobia," or fear of
crowds or of broad open spaces; "In
somnlapbohla," or fear of not going to
sleep, and mnny others. The one great
remedy for these mental miseries Is
outo-suggestion.?Good Housekeeping.
Getting Into a Scrape.
The word "scrape," meaning n dlfll
CUlty, derived Its origin In u curious
Way. When deer roamed the forests
they used to scrape lip the earth with
their fore feet and thus leave a bole
sometimes a foot or two deep. When]
wayfarers passed through the woods]
they were In danger of falling Into]
these hollows and wrenching nn ankle j
or twisting a (high, and thus they were,
said to have got Into a scrape. The
Cambridge students picked up the ex?
pression and applied It to nny perplex?
ing matters that brought a man mor?
ally Into a flx.?Piftsburg Pent.
"Splitting" ti bank note Consists of
dividing the bill in two ao that one
half consists of the face of the bill
and the other half of the hack only.
This sounds like nn Impossible feat,
but secret service Officers say that It
can be done, although tho method Is a
government secret.
How many persons know where the
tamos of the original Santa Clans lie?
At present they repose in a town In
southern Italy, where they have rested
for nearly nine eentnrlen. Before they
were laid to root there the good St.
Nicholas was buried for six centuries
In Myrn.
? President Taylor of the Boston
' Americans lias secured Second Base?
man McConneli of Providence, who
Is giving much promise, as an In
flolder. .'. .
revities
THE HALL OF FAME.
William M. Lnffnn, proprietor of the
New York Sun, Is n famous collector
\i( china ami ceramics.
At eighty-six years of age the Mar
i|iils Behind, In London, uunouuces Ills
Intention of swimming IIi? linst river
from Manhattan to Brooklyn.
Tho houorary degree of doctor or i
laws whs recently conferred on l?r. j
Nicholas Murray Butler, |iresldenl of
C'oluuiblu uulvorslt'y, New Veik, by
Cutnbrldgo university.
Colonel t'hnrlcs M. JorvlH of flerlin,
Conn,; settled a Htjunhhie over the Be?
loc t Inn of a school site by presenting
the town with a plot of land Just
South of the one talked of, which hail
been boosted to a prohibitory price,
Governor Hokc Smith low selected a
newspaper mini as his private sec re
tary. Ills nnino Is JohIoIi Anderson
Cnrtor, ami he has been mimuglng edl
tor of the Atlanta Journal and has
been connected with the BttViinnuh
Press iiiul the Atlanta News.
Islilor Wormser, the New York hauli?
er, lately deceased, hail a habit of be?
ing out of doors when other brokers
were In their olllces or on the ex
etiuhgc tleor. it Is said that on the
steps of the exchange be always knew
within one-eighth the standing of tho
stock.
Michael William Palfo. son of the fa
iiioiis composer of '.Tho Dobendan
Girl." Is living In poverty In l.oudon.
lie Is now seventy years nhl ami al?
most disabled, He spent twenty years
In America, from lSi',,1 to 1st," ami
from 1ST'.) to lSStl. Ills IncOlhc Is only
n few shillings n week, contributed by
sympathetic friends.
Asa tl. Cuiitller of Atlanta has nub
scribed $70.000 to the Wesley memorial
enteniri.se. launched by the bishops of
the Methodist Episcopal Church South.
Mr. Cuniller Js one of the wealthiest
uioii lu the south. Thirty-two years
ago he trumped to Atlanta from his
country home lu the state, his only
asset being the clothes be wore.
S. W. Atherton. the twenty times
over millionaire of Chicago und the
founder of Chicago's great Union
Stockyard system, was born on a farm
In New York state, where he labored
until lie was a young man, when he
went to Chicago. Although he holds
uicmbershlp In n number of the ex?
clusive clubs of Chicago, home life 1?
more attractive, and he spends more
time at home than does almost uny
other Chicago man of like means,
ENGLISH ETCHINGS.
The picture post card craze Is dimin?
ishing In England.
If nil the laud in the United King?
dom were divided among Its Inhabit?
ants, n little over one and three-ipiar
ter acres would be the share of each
poraoit'.
The Westminster (T.oiuloiii guardians
have acceded to h request by an In?
mate of the workhouse seventy-eight
years old to be provided with falsa
teeth mid u false palate. The cost will
be f 1.
Organs are to be supplied to British
warships carrying chaplains. Four
new cruisers are tn have them at onto
It Is thought that the organ will give
u more Impressive setting to the dally
services on board ship than the accom?
paniment of the ship's band.
John Thomas Dean, who has died nt
Peterborough, England, at the uge of
eighty-live, was the last of the post?
boys connected with that city. In his
time he performed tunny notable rid?
ing feats, on ote- occasion winning u
wager for riding eighty miles in eight
hours.
GERMAN GLEANINGS.
According to the latest figures, the
population of the Herman empire now
exceeds fJO,UO5,0O?.
C.erninny exports more than n.000.
000,000 lead pencils every twelve
months. They are shipped to foreign
countries at the rate of over Iii.imk).
OOo a day, counting six days to the
week.
Horseflesh is generally advertised In
the German newspapers, and most
cities In the empire have lit least one
market which makes It a specialty,
maintaining that it has u higher per?
centage of nourishment than beef,
veal, million or pork.
Less than 10 per cent of the emi?
grants who sailed from German ports
last year were natives of the German
empire. The vast majority came by
railroad from Russia; Austria-Hungary
and other countries south ami cast of
Germany.
NEW YORK CITY.
New York city women have more pot
dogs lu proportion to the population
than any oihcr city In the world ex?
cepting Paris.
New York hospital records show that
thPre Is an average of olio man killed
or seriously Injured every week on
each dock of the c||y.
New York city has n smaller propor?
tion of Inhabitants born within its bor?
ders than any other city In the world.
Brooklyn boroiljch has the most and
Manhattan the least.
Liberty street, In New York city, has
hooii so known since the days of the
Re-MiUtlon. Before that It was Crown
street, which savorel entirely too much
of royalty to suit the patriots, so tho
name had lb go with kingly rule.?New
York llcrnld,
WE; CANNOT SAY TOO MICH FOR PE RU N?
These Women Say, in Substance, That Be.turo
They Took Po-ru-na They Were Miserable.
They Were Weak and Wretched.
Alter Taking Po-ru-na They Wen.' Restored to
Health and Usefulness.
This Is the Whole Story In a Nutshell,
If Pe-ru-na Can Do Such Wonders For These
Women It Can Do the Same For You.
Stronfter Than lor Years.
Mrs.CarOllnof3undhblmof,Glarkt,lia.,
writes:
?1 am fooling null? well now. I can
work again and am stronger than i bavo
boon for years, and 1 do bollovo that
peruna saved my iif?-.
"1 amyory thankful to you for your
ndyicp. 1 will advise nil 1 can to lain
your medicine."
Pc-rii-nu Oavc Health.
Mrs. A. K. siouifur, Os{>loma,
K ansas, wi lies:
"l'uruna hasgtveu nie health
anil strength; it is tho best medi?
cine thiii wan over made for
women. My frlonds say tlioy
never saw inch a change in a
woman, l talk to every one
about I'oruna. I oanuutaay too
much foi It."
A Remedy for Women.
11 Im ?afo to nay Hint w<' have
thousands oi letters written to
Dr. Hartman from women who
repeal the Millie sentiment to lie
found In Mm. Btouffor'H testi?
monial i "My frloilds any they
n?ver saw sitoh a change in n
woman." Over und over again this
Ronloncu is penned by grateful women
who are inoru than willing that we
should use their words to assist other
sutTerinu women In tlmllng a euro.
t'l runnlH n great nieillelnu fur women.
II eloansoa the lualdo of tho body In
much the aaino way that water oloauSQI
Hie ollUlik- ol the liudy.
Mrs. K. T. Oaddts. Marlon,
Z> N . ('., wrl ten :
\ "itetoro I commenced to
t\ take I'oruna 1 could not do
W any hunt work without Buf?
fering great pain, 1 took
Porunannd Manalln, mid dan
say with pleasure they have
done more, fur mo than any
other medicine I have over
taken. Now 1 am an well as
ov?r, 1 do all my own work
und 11 never hurls mo at all, I
Hunk I'oruna Is a groat lllodl
for womankind."
from Grateful Women.
"I was troubled with suppressed,
and painful menstruation. I took
a according to your directions,
und now 1 am well."?Mrs. James Hlgb
iney, Utapc, Mich.
"We have U-enusing I'oruna for Rome
time. To speak from a Htandpolnt of ox
IMirtoneu 1 can candidly say that I'oruna
la the remedy r,,r female wcakiics*.
"1'ioin n personal test aud from tho
testimony of many others I ahull not
bvsltato to recommend it, especially to
all Kuffcrlug women." ? Mra. M. P.
.lom-s, Burning Hprlngs, Ky.
" 1 suiTered from
PE-RU-NA FOB
PELVIO DISEASES.
emarrh for many
yearn, but SlUCO
taking I'oruna 1
foul strong und well. An 1 used I'oruna
and Manalln while 1 was passing
through the change of life, I am pool
llvoty convinced your beneficial roine
dies have relieved ino of all my 111*."?
Mrs. Mathilde IttChtor, Poulphan, Nob.
"I Buffered with pelvic catarrh until I
wrote to Dr. Hartman, arid aftur taking
treatment au ho advised, 1 can say I am
cured of this most trying a rillet Ion, for
which 1 am truly thankful. I nevor felt
better In my life than I do at present."
? Mm. Ittta Hunker, Dunduril, (liik,
N. W. T., Cau,
ABSOLUTELY PURE WHISKEY.
Physicians ami others dc-alrlug tin
oxcellunt article are respectfully re?
quested to give this whiskey a trln! ,
on my guaruntoo. vllowod by ue*.
B. R. COFER, Sole Agent.
24th fitraet, near Washington Avonnsi ,
Ladies. ^
I have Opened n large mill attrac?
tive Hair Dressing Parlor at 21 fi
Twenty-seventh street. Every branch
of the business Is given Special at?
tention.
Shampooing,
Hair Dressing,
Marcel Waving,
Chiropody,
Manicuring.
Children's Hair Cutling. t
IRVINE HAIR DRESSING PARLORS
Tn-thii-lvr. Bell 'Phone rif.fi.
j LADIES! I
J This add and 25 cents entitles {
5 you to either a shampoo, maul- j
t cure, massage or fancy hair j
f dre.-s at J
j NICHOLAS' HAIR DRESS- i
INO PARLOR j
( 203, 27th street, Sllshy Buldg. j
Promptly
Done
From a Parcel to an
Engine.
FREIGHT, BAGGAGE.,
FURNITURE AND
SAFES
CAREFULLY ANI>
PROMPTLY MOVED
Virginia
Transportation Co.
Storage Warehouse
514=520 27th St.
REASONABLE RATES
Electric Light
Power!
Tho host nnrt cheapest, Seo ns
nliotit connecting your building.
Hate, 10c per 1.000 watts, subject
to our usual terms and discounts.
PURE ICE MADE OF DISTILLED
WATER?COLD STORAGE.
Citizens' Railway, Light
& Power Company.
Power house and prnnl, Twenty
fifth street and Virginia avenue. Of?
fice, Thirty-first and Washington ave?
nues.
1 Both 'phones. No. 15. Night 'phone,
No. 408. Citizens.
MEN AND WOMEft.
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dUch.rnM.liilWitiimllon.
Irrititionl er ulr.r.llonl
of ruaoou. m*:nttr.D?4
P.lnl.M. ?ud oot ?itrlo
g.nt ur poOonoi...
Oold bjr VrasxLt*.
or i.r.t to ?l?to ',r?i--,!.
t.r .iit.ti, ?r.p.lil, t<?
ii.OO. or IbotileltITt
cuwtsf ms*** tum**
Fome Folks
Think that In order to bo com?
fortable one must nncrlfico stylo.
Thl6, like many other ancient
theories, han been largely dis?
pelled.
We are constantly fitting
people to their entire satisfac?
tion, with chocs that arc the
very essence of fashion, yet
preserving the greatest amount
of comfort. Try uo once.
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Shoe Palace
2600 Washington
Avenue.
T.oniis tone. to your Imst
ness and creates a favorable
Impression. Wo m/iko good 1
Impressions 011 stationery at
prices consistent with good
work.
?
We carry the following well
Known brands of pnpor:
Bonds ? Housatonfc, Bap
rlngton. Uanlrer, Cambric, \
Carthage. }
Flat Writing ? Windsor, '
Ivanboe, Palo Alto and River?
side.
Engraving.
We represent one of the V
best engraving houses In the '
United States and guarantee
quality and prompt delivery.
Our specialty, all kinds of
commercial printing.
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