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MUNYONS
WITCH HAZEL
SOAPa
I wish tbost who value a good bead of
hair to shampoo their heads with my Witch
Hazel Soap. It will positively cure the worst
cases ol dandruff and all scalp diseases. It
elves new liie and vigor to the scalp and
has a tendency to produce a glossy and
beautiful growth of hair. For the complex
ion It Is the best soap made. It makes the
skin soft as velvet For baby It has no
equal Cures eruptions, allays itching and
makes baby sweet as roses.
To these who have sallow or dull com
plexion or who havo pimples, eczema or
any skin eruption, I can recommend my
Paw-Paw Laxative Pills. They positively
cure constipation, biliousness and all liver
Ailments, if you have dyspepsia or are
weak and nervous use my Paw-Paw Tonic
cMUNYON,
Victor Talking Machines
Edison Phonographs
Stella Music Eoxes -
Wo carry all stles, have every record
and tune sheet, sell for cash or credit.
Call and see lis, een though you do not
buy. If out of town, write for catalogues.
ItEPAirtlXG A SPEC1ALTV.
0, K, HOUCK PIANO GO.
1118 OLIVE ST.
MRS. HANNA ASKS DIVORCE.
Wife of Nephew of Late Senator
Alleges Cruelty.
BEPUBUC SPECIAL.
Lincoln, 1IL, Dec 7. lire. Georglanna.
Houser-Hanna to-day filed in the Circuit
Court of this county a bill for dhorce
against Doctor Joseph J. Hanna, now of
Houston, Tex., alleging extreme and re
peated cruelty.
Tho couplo ft cro married at New Orleans
last March on top. of a thirteen-story of
fice building. Doctor Hanna is a nephew
of the lato Senator Mark Hanna.
.' lor Christmas.
Correspondence Stationery, paper and
envelopes, in fancy boxes special values,
Jl, C and S3. At Mermod & Jaccard's.
Marlon County Farmers Meet.
REPUBLIC SPEOAL.
Salem, 111, Dec. 7. Theiannual midwin
ter Marion County Farmers Institute be
gan hero to-day. The institute -n 111 con
tinue three das. A large number of ex
hibits came In from all sections of tho
county during the day.
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The Belcher Artrninn Well
"Water 1a used at new bathhouso and ho
tel. Fourth and Lucas.
'"Women's Society Electa Officers.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
"Virginia, III, Dec ".The Cass County
Domestic Science Association elected offi
cer to-day as follows. President, Mrs.
.Henry Hunt; vice president, Mrs. E. M.
Dale: secretarj -treasurer, Mrs. Nellie
Robertson. i
- Belcher Baths for Ladies
At Fourth and Lucas avenue. Open day
and nighL .,
Engineer Bart ia Collision.
In a collision between an cant-bound
Wabash engine and a west-bound Frisco
engine at Twenty-first street esterday
morning, Engineer William Turner of No.
410e Manchester avenue, who wa in
charge of the Frisco engine, sustained sev
eral bruises. He was attended by Doctor
J. W. Deveraux of No. 1U1 Old Man
chester road, who pronounced them not
serious.
IF YOU KNEW
a much as we do as to the difference be
tween witch hazel and Pond's Extract you
would nccr use witch hazel. You would
have no confidence in the dealer who tells
you "It is just as good and much cheaper."
Tho reasons for Its cheapness Is shown
by recent analysis of witch hazel pur
chased in St Louis, which in nearly every
Instance contained "poisonous wood alcohol.
Pond's Extract lias been tho standard
of Quality for sixty years. It is bottled by
the manufacturers, and is nccr sold in
bulk. No chance for adulteration there.
It's an unfailing remedy for rheumatic
"pain, stiff Joints, neuralgia, sore throat.
End many other Ills that flesh Is heir to.
Ask for it and bo sure jou get it
""Four sizes; 23c 50c, Jl 00 and tt.75.
Ponds Extract Company, 76 Fifth atenue.
New York. C Great Ilussell street, Lon
don, s
FOR. WOMEN ONLY
TVs havt th most etScltat.
tot and onlr reUabl rem
edy tor Dtlared Periods. It
, Klines Uw molt obsuAU
I eamnllcatlcns from any
I-coom -1b tt-noun. or S to 4
a&ra. wimoui pun. augrr
or interferenc with wort
W h brought hapdreM
to hundreds of wc-ma n4
hare never known this rat
ed to fau.. too wiiism;
time anejtatture by wriunt
a. b-SSTJBia &. tMti uunr. u Bu.
' tu. a. fiftSwOT. CHICAQO 111.
flur St. Janus Hotel
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'UMricin Plan, $2. "Elropian, SI.
Market rt. ears direct to "idfrom sUUon.
- P. 8H0BT. Prop. L. FRED KLOOZ. Mar.
MITEL JEFFERSON.
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foam without . bath. XtM and Up
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SPACIOUS SAMPLE-BPOMS
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HAT. MIT.
CHRISTMAS FURS.
praai sals en Ladles Pino Fare. Child's For
Set given awir with rry tW pnrcbaie or orer.
PARlSIAj; PCS Oft. SM ODn St.
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MUSEUM
VALUABLE GIFTS
Guatauiulu, Haiti, Portugal, Siam
aud France Among Countries
Tliat Have Contributed.
TO NEGOTIATE FOR STATUARY.
Philippine Exhibits Pledged to
Philadelphia Institution, Which
Is Willing to Divide With
St. Louis.
At a meeting of the Board of Directors
of the St Louis Public Museum, at the
Boatman's Bank, csterday afternoon,
Arnold Shanklln, nho was Special Com
missioner of the Loul".! ina Purchase Ex
position to Mexico to Unite President Diaz
to the World's Fair, and Paul Oeker weio
appointed collectors of exhibits. The mu
seum has receheil valuable girts from
Guatemala, Haiti, Portugal, Slam France.
Nevada, and Kentucky.
A committee was appointed to meet Sec
retary Walter B. Stuens at tho World's
Fair this afternoon to negotiate for the
World's Fair statuary for the museum.
Another committee a- appointed to
confer 'Kith the French Commission at
the French I'ailllon relathe to gifts to
the museum from France, and also to
consider the mineral exhibit of Netada,
which consists of 3,000 different kinds of
mineral and stones, collected at a cost of
JT.0C0.
Doctor William P. Wilson of the Philip
pine Commission, and also of the Phila
delphia Commercial Museum, In a letter
to the St. Louis Public Museum, ald
"That although the Philippine exhibits
were pledge1 to the Philadelphia Museum
and to the Smithsonian Institution, yet he
would divide them with the St. Louis Pub
lic Museum, and that tho Philadelphia
Commercial Museum io&sessed many .il
uablo duplicates, which he would gne to
me bi. ioun jtuseum.
The exhibits are being stored in the
Guatemala Pavilion, which was given by
the commission to the museum, with its
contents. As jet no definite steps hae
been taken to securo a permanent build
ing. The directors refuse to make their
plans on this line known, further than to
state that the building must be fireproof,
and that they desire a central location.
The old City Hall has been suggested as a.
desirable location, but has not been dis
cussed by the board.
A meeting of tho directors will be held
at S o'clock Friday night at the St. Louis
Club.
For Christmas.
Diamond Rings. $6.75 to 3.000. at Mer
mod & Jaccard's.
LITTLE R0CK CONFERENCE.
Bishop Key Presides Over First
Session of Arkansas Methodists.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Texarkana, Ark., Dec. ".The Little
Rock Conference of the Methodist Epis
copal Church, South, met in its nfty-nrst
session in this city this morning at S
o'clock. Bishop Key presided and conduct
ed the demotions. C. J. Green called the
roll of tho conference, after which John
H. Hlneman was elected secretary, with
W. J. Pinson, L. B Lelmp, TV. C. Hill
cord assistants. TV. P. Whaley is railroad
secretary.
Doctor TVhisncr, secretary church exten
sion; Doctor Winston, editor Christian Ad
vocate, and Doctor Alonzo Monk, Fort
Worth, Tex., were introduced to the con
ference. J. H. Hlneman was placed on
Epworth League Board. Ice G. C. Jones.
The following transfers were announced
by the Bishop: A. C. Millar, from Mis
souri Conference; M. TV. Manvllle, New
Mexico Conference: B. B Thomas, W. A.
Swift and M. M. Barton. Memphis Confer
ence; Barrett Wright and Wilson Moore,
Louisiana Conference; W. F. Alderson,
North Alabama Conference, and A. C.
Graham, White River Conference.
W. H. Browning, H. R. Withers, W. J.
Bentt. J. M. CI!n A. Averv tt I?. Atr-hlp
J. M. C. Sturges, E. Garrett. J. F. Carr.
dle, H, Townscnd and W. J. Dato were
referred to Committee on Conference Re
lations for the superannuated relation. C.
D. McSwain was referred for supernum
erary relation. Doctor Whisner preached
this afternoon and Doctor Ward to-night.
not Sprtnsni of St. Louis.
Tho placo to rest and recuperate. Baths
for ladies and gentlemen. Open day and
nlghL. Fourth and Lucas.
OR. HARVEY MUDD IN RUNAWAY
Escapes Injury by Jumping From,
the Carriage.
Doctor Harvey Mudd of No. 4144 Wash
ington boulevard had a narrow escape
from serious injury and probable death
in a runaway at 9 o'clock esterday morn
ing. He was in a carriage belonging to the
Palace Llery Company of Garrison ave
nue and Olive street. It was drhen by
William Schmaliried of the same addres
The horses became frightened and ran
west on Dclmar axenue from Union ae
nue to HamUton avenue, where they col
lided with a wnon and team. The car
riage was overturned and badly damaged.
Doctor Mudd and the driver escaped in
lurv by jumping as the two vehicles col
lided. ,
Change to Aiaerlcaa Flan Sot. 13th.
Monticello Hotel for permanent guests.
largest, best rooms, ana service, at low.
est rates.
Animal Trainer Serlonslj- III.
Albert Stadler, 37 years old, bearding at
the Pike Hotel, near the World's Fair
grounds, is at the City Hospital in a se
rious condition as a result, of a hem
orrhage of the lungs, with which he was
attacked while asleep in his room yester
day morning. He is a Swede, unmar
ried, and has been employed as an animal
trainer by Hagenbeck s Animal Show, on
the Pike.
Improves the flavor
and adds to the health
fulness of the food.'
CBEAH
BAKING
POWDffl
The World's Grandest Jewelry Establishment.
Mermod & Jaccard's Pine Watches and
Magnificent Diamonds for the Holidays.
Gentlemen's
Solid Gold Watches,
From $25. to $860.
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This elegant watch, solid 14
' karat golJ, beau.iful cngine
turned hunting case, fitted with
a Merined & Jaccard jeweled
movement-
Special a
$45.
Value
Solid dold; 14-lcarat
gold, extra heavy
hunting case en
graved ribbon de
sign, at illustrated,
fitted with our cel
ebrated movement,
w $65.
Solid uuiu, .4-l.arat
gold, richly cn
grartd hunting
case, at illustrated,
fitted with our
guaranteed move
ment oiy $36.
Mermod & Jaccard't Watchei
beauty, accuracy and durability.
a telection from, at prices from 06.
Write for New
Catalogue
A, MOLL GROCER CO.
614-616-618 Franklin Avs. and 822 K. 7th St.
SPECIALS FOR
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Fresh ground Corn ileal, per
I9c
peck
"Belle Isle" pure fruit pre- OC
serves, 3-pound jars, per jar.fcOU
Pure Pennsylvania Buckwheat Flour,
10-pound sacks, per , y OC
sack .. . ,wwv
Triumph Tomato Catsup, pint
bottles, per bottle
13c
Pond Lily new Seeded Kalsins,
per package
5c
Imported Anchovies, 1-pound fCf
tins, per tin t.Vu
New loose Muscatel Raisins,
per pound
Fancy Evaporated Pears, per
pound
.New Evaporated Ring Apples,
2 pounds
New crop St. John's Bread,
per pound
Fancy Queen OlUes, 'A -pint
bottles, per bottle
6c
15c
15c
6c
10c
Fresh ground Graham Flour, QCa
10 pounds for vwu
We have in stock a full assortment of Imported Nuern
berger Lebfruchen. and offer same at low prices.
IN WEDDING HE AGREES NOT
TO BE BURIED BESIDE HER.
Kraegrr Mnrrlcn Jlrn. Hcnrlettu Mel
rone. lio KxprenneM frcfcrcuce
for l2rMt HaHbmitl Lot.
Martin Krucgcr of Fox Creek. St. Louis
Count), and Mrs. Henrietta Melrose of
.St Louis were married esterday In Clay
ton by the Reverend William Fotch, pastor
of the Ballwln German II. E. Church.
Krucger and his bride came Into prom
inence last week by an anto-nuptlal agree
ment they signed, whereby Bho reserved
the right to be burled by the side of her
first husband nnd to hare Kniegcr exclud
ed from the pri liege of being burled In
the same lot nhen he died Doth hate
been married before and hae grown chil
dren. Krueger a'o came Into prominence
about two i ears agu, nhen he wus to hae
married a nnman In St. Iju.s. with whom
he became acquainted through an ader
tlsement. He came to St. Louts with the
Reverend Charles Gucnthcr of Ballnin,
whom he had engaged to perform the cer
emony. At the lat moment his bride elect
changed her mind and would not hue the
ceremony performed.
"' Chrlstmnn Cards
And "'1801" Calendars, at from Zc to J10. at
Mermod Jaccard's.
CASH AND DRAFT GIVEN.
Kirksville Bank. President Testi
fies iu Post-Office Sites Case.
Hannibal. Mo. 'Dec. ".. T. Balrd,
Dresldent of the Balrd National Bank, and
yf. A. Downing, both of Kirksville, Mo.,
testified to-day at the trial of the case of
Doctor Vernon, charged with bribery In
connection with the selection of post-office
sites.
Witnesses testified that eleven sites were
offered at Kirksville. The "Wlllard site,
near th Balrd bank, was bought. The
savings bank wanted the site near it se
lected. Negotiations between Balrd and
Vernon were carried on through Downing,
and O00 was paid In cash, and a draft
for JSM given, which was cashed by Ver
non at Memphis, Tenn.. according to the
testimony. The draft and receipts for the
money were produced. Blanton was in
Kirksville at the time and selected the site
designated.
Fred Wellson. another banker, and
Thomas 3. Dockery. real estate dealer, at
Kirksville. were examined.
Ifa In the make.
Jailor. (0 Fine.
aays H. A. Besae,
Ajjrand watch, at sbowu bv
illustration, solid 14-kara't
gold, rickly engraved limiting
case, with our "Constant" jew
eled nickel movement
Special a-j-Value
tputs
Soliu v. , li-Karat
gold, bcautifullv
engraved hunting
case, at illustrated,
fitted with out jew
eled nickel move
ment Price $30.
are the best;
They are noted for their
We have over
5,O0U Watches to make
up.
MEftMOD lb
BROaDWIY, COMER LOCUST STREET
Ch'eeae Sandwiches, In pack-
13c
30c
23c
usee, per package
Fancy Sicily Shelled Al
mondp, pur pound
Fancy Washed Figs, 1-pound
baskets, por basket
Dclmar Club Pimento OIlics, rjCn
pint bottles, per bottle 3L
Now Prunelles, per
pound
23c
'..9.6c
German Sweet Chocolate, V
pound cakes, per cake
Primrose Breakfast Cocoa, V.
pound tins, per tin
9c
Tetley's India and Co? Ion 9fZf
Teas, H -pound tint, por tin. v
Port or Sherry Wlno, C yoara 4Qa
old, per bottle 0t
Old Blackberry Brandy, per Atfs
bottle twt
Norhelmer Rhine Wlno, per
bottle
45c
75c
Belle of Nelson Whisky
years eld), per bottle.
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TO IMPROVE COUNTY ROADS.
Clayton Cour.t Accepts Promises
of Taxpayers.
The St. LujIs Coimtj Court esterday
granted twentj petitions of citizens In
various parts of the county, asking for tho
Improvement or roads In their vicinities.
The petitions granted are as follow b: Au
gustlna road. J10O appropriation, to assist
petitioners in work; Spanish Lake road,
petitioners to grade; Tettcrson Home lane,
pctltioncra to paj J1.3S0; I'tc Fee .road,
petitioners to pay I'M, Cozzens avenue, pe
titioners to pay $200: Warson road, peti
tioners to pay J.V); Larrimore road, peti
tioners to pay tza; Old JameBtown road,
petitioners to do all necessary grading;
Concord School road, two petitions for dif
ferent section-", petitioner to pay $1,OCO on
first and $335 on second; Vermont nvenue,
petitioners to pay fcOJ; Laclede Station
road, Manchester road to Miiourl Pacific
tracks, petitioners to pay JKO; Tesson road
petitioners to pay $200, Hcnrv avenue, pe
tltioniT") to do necessary (rrndlng; Conway
arid Sthocttler roads, petitioners to pay
Baumgartncr avenue, grading and cut
tmg of road to be done by potitlonpn;
Lnlon road, petitioners to pay CS6; Buck
ley road, petitioners to piv MT0; Schultz
The money h to bo paid into the County
Treasury by February J, and will bo used
in tnp work of Improvement. Most of It
has already been subscribed.
For Cbrlatmiu.
Solid Silver Teaspoons; set of six for
CK at Mermod & Jaccard's.
To Increaxe Klevalor CapncItT-.
REPUBLIC bt'ECTAI
Mexico, Mo, Dec 7 Arrangements are
being made, and are about completed, by
which a stock company composed of citi
zens of TebbettB. Callaway County, will
buy tho Marlow & White flouring mill at
Tebbetts and add a 50,000-busheI capacity
elevator. Almost all or the 110,000 stock
has bren subscribed and entirely new and
modern machinery will be Installed.
Why Go ATTnr From Hornet
Take your baths at the new Belcher Ho
tel, Fourth and Lucas avenue.
Any Old Shoe Won't Do. Take the Boy Where
His Pa Goes for Shoes Harris'. Buy Web-
ster School Shoes. To-Day's the Day!
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Brooch Pin
$350.
Tbit grand piece of jewelry,
set with beautiful brilliant
cut gems, diamonds and rubies
rYice, e353.
Locket, solid Oi-,
act with diamond
Price $25.
Locket, solid
gold, set with
diamond
Price
Diamond
Solitaire-
Diamond Ring-
$65.
$75.
W'
Brilliant cut diamonds, set in handmade fold mounting
Diamond Rings, $6.75 to $5. 000. Brooches, 525. to $10,000.
Lockets, $10. to $500. Scarf Pins, $5. to $1,000.
We have the largest and finest collection of precious stone
jewelry ever offered and our prices are the lowest.
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SICK CONVICTS PARDONED.
Governor Dockery Releases Three
Imitates of Penitentiary.
KEI'UBUC SPKCIAI.
Jefferson City. Jlo . Dec. 7. Governor
Dockery to-day granted the following sick
pardons to convicts in tho State Peniten
tary: Ellen B Orcar. cnt up from Boons
County for ten years, January 2), una, for
murder in tho second degree.
Galen E. Bishop, fcent np from Buchanan
County for two years, September' 24, 1503,
for burglary.
J. Morgan Maddox. sent up from Ralls
County for tw-entj-two years, September
12, 1SS7 for robbery.
All of these convicts wire pardoned be
cause thev arc said to be afflicted with
consumption.
For CbrUtmns.
Seo the new Leather Goods at Jlennod
tz. Jaccard's. Tlat Iron Bags special to
day at $6.
PROHIBITION SEEMS CERTAIN.
Reported Tlutt President Favors
Moeinent for Indian Territory.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Muskogee. I. T.. Dec. 7. E. M. Sweet,
who Is now In Washington In charge
of the movement for Indian Terri
tory prohibition, advises friends here that
the President has stated that he will turn
the matter over to Charles J. Bonaparte
with instructions to draw a clause for the
Constitution of the proposed new State
which will coverall of the promises made
In tho Indian treaties relative to the salo
of liquors, and will Insist that when thf
State Is admitted that this clause shall
bo In the enabling act.
5ctt Belcher Hotel and Bath.
Fireproof, sulpho. saline, tub and Turk
ish baths for ladles and gentlemen. Open
day and night. Fourth and Lucas.
407 N.
Ill
Sixth St.
MAIL YOUR
ORDER.
House in America for Fine Goods.
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A Crown of (JiCA
Diamonds !p4i)Ua
Oct with 62 beautiful diamonds,
brilliant cut stones, in baad"
made gold mounting.
D i amon d
Pin, set with
9 diamonds
$150.
Brooch Fm, Fleur-de-Lis,
iet with dia-notid-s
Price 5200.
aI(,.
ESS
Diamond Ring
$95.
Mail Order
Filletl
PERFECTLY
FITTED SITJUaXm
ANY WUHJOa
EASY TO CONTROL
amm-nm
ONLY SOFT COAL STOVE
ejb
L)Xi.stsVwaaU
Ring
$150.
tmhtmai a wmmrvar
OUST FLUE
WHICH CAN ALSO BE USED AS A CHECK DRAFT
RINGEN STOVE CO.
DlV.Of AMERICAN STOVE CO.
SIXTH IT. NEAR LOCUST
nrrowN nmaia rroniN'ncwDma
Union Pacific
is the
903 Olive Street.
VICTIM OF BANDITS DIES.
Messenger Roberts Does Not Tell
of TJrain Robbers.
Los Angeles, Cal . Dec 7 Messenger
Evan Roberts of Wells X'argo Company,
who was shot by a train robber while en
route to Los Angeles over tho Santa Fe
Railroad, near The Ncedlc3, Monday morn
ing. Is dead.
The chances of bringing to justice the
man who shot Mescnger Roberts and loot
ed the Wells Fargo safe or J300 on the
Santa Fe train at Daggett. CaL. aro ma
terially lessened by tho death of Roberts,
who never revived sufficiently to furnish
more than avery meager description of
the bandit. Two suspects, a negro named
Williams and a white man named Fltz
patrlcK, are under arrest.
Sulpho Tnrklih Batha.
Sew Belcher Fireproof Hotel baths for
ladles and gentlemen. Open day and
night. Fourth and Lucas avenue.
Construction Company Sura.
The Henncblgue Construction Company
of New York filed suit against I B.
Wright of St. Louis, representing the
Portland Cement Association, yesterday In
'"? United States Circuit Court for C
3i.lS. which It alleges is due for con
structing the association building at the
Fair.
For Chrlatmu.
rine Watches. to H.00Q. At Mermod &
Jaccard's.
Opinion In Railroad Accident Case.
An opinion was filed yesterday In the of- I
RUPTURE
ALWAYS INSIST ON GETTING A
BECAUSE-
You are SOT VfVjag for Bffl BMraa.
but for-flae.aaalltr Havaaa Tahaee.
the retailer by the Manufacturer, F. B.
THIS IS GREAT
Overcoat
Weather
And -we have the
Greatcoats to suit
the weather.
Black Kersey, Long,
Loose Back Swag
ger Overcoats.
Chinchilla and Frieze
Ulsters.
Fancy Scotch Tour
ist Overcoats with
belts.
Surtout ' and Pad
dock Frock Over
coats. Sack Overcoats.
Regular length all
these Orercoats are
correct in shaoe:
made of the most
stylish fabrics that
will be worn this;
season and they fit
Price $10 to $50
Browning,
King & Co.,
Broadway and Pise St
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flee of the Clerk of the Court of Appeals,
rendered by Judge Hook at St. Paid, in,
the case of Hattle Tomllnson. plaintiff, t.
the Chicago. Milwaukee & St. Paul Ball
road, for damages. The verdict was In fa
2Jri.0lMe defcn5ant. who was chanted
with killing the husband of the plaintiff
by the carelessness of its employes.
For Chrlatna.
China Dinner Sets, JH.s
Mermod & Jaccard'i.
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