The times dispatch. [volume], December 20, 1911, Page 10, Image 10

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THE BEST CHRISTMAS GIFT
Si
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there is such constant, luxurious comfort and keen pleasure in
wearing them. Our varied and distinctive stock will make it easy
to choose a splendid, lasting gift at low cost. . Our assortment of
Muffs and Neckpieces, in every possible f?r ami all the fashionable
styles, is most complete. Especially attractive display of Muffs
and Stoles.
Black Fur Stoics. $12.50, $15.00, $20.00 and $25.00. Muffs,
50, $15.00, $20.00, etc.
Hudson Seal Sets. $40.00, $65.00, $75.00 and $100.00.
Black Lynx Sets, $67.50, $75.00, $90.00 and $100.00.
Skunk Sets. $52.50, $60.00, $70.00.
Mole Sets. $85.00, $100.00 and $125.00.
And others in Red Fox. Sable Fox, Mink, Sable, Persian, etc.
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NEAR EXPLOSIVES
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attorney that she had neeepted J?uoj
01 a $1.000 fund promised on condi?
tion that she would influence her hiits-l
b Robert 1". Bain, a sworn juror.I
Mrs. Bain's statement followed Frank?
lin's arrest on a charge of having nt-i
tempted to bribe Georg?! N. Lock wood,
e prospective Juror.
Mrs. Bain's testimony was taken af- I
ter a proift r made by Franklin's coun- |
pel. former ijovcrnor Henry T. Cage
to admit her story by stipulation had
I- declined by the state.
A county warrant for J?.Ooo was
drawn to-day In favor of William J
Burns. This is the lirst of the re?
wards to be paid foi the capture and
conviction of the McXatnara brothers.
As far as the county Is concerned, ac-j
cording to District Attorney Freder?
icks, no other rewards will be paid. !
Short Session Held.
Los Angeles, Cal.. December 15.?Thc|
Federal grand Jury which Is investi?
gating the Western angle of the al?
leged natlon-wldo dynamiting conspir?
acy to-day ivii? In session not more
than halt an hour. The sudden ending
of thf. session enme niter Oscar Law
lor, special government Investigator,
hid received a telegram in code, lie
declined to dhcuss the message, but
the adjournment Immediately followed.
Then Lawlar anil Mab Olm McLaren, a
detective, hurried to Lawler's private
office.
There Samuel Brown, chief of the
county district attorney's detective bu-j
rcitll. Joined thi in, and soon all three I
hit the Federal building, accompanied]
by Larry Sullivan, tormorlj a dctec-1
in- ior tin McNumni i defence;
Mnr.y witnesses were about the Fed
r.'val building expecting to he culled,
nmom: them Olaf A. Tyietmoe. andErlo.'
Ii, Morion, labor union leaders of Sun I
Francisco.
Dynamit? Found In Yard.
I>if Ange ? Cal., December IS.? ,
Tv ehty-thl 0 licks of high power I
dynamite \.v . toiind by a gardiMiov
|iiti to-day hurled In shrubbery at the|
residence of Arthur Letts, owner of
two of the lat-iresi 'department stores
In Los- Angeles After an Investigation
the police iipfiouneecl their belief that
Ihe dyiiaj.nlU- had'' been placed In the
yard by some one who wanted to get
rid of It. There was nothing to Indi?
cate that any attempt was to hove becii
made to blow hp the Letts residence,
No caps or fuses wen found.
Two men who were scon loitering
ttroiind the Letts mansion at noon are
being sought by the police, but the
latter admit that the can containing
Inn explosives had been buried for
Borni imp-._l_
News of South Richmond
South Richmond Bureau.
The Ttmca-Dlspatch, .
1020 Hull Street,
Phono Madison ITS. i
To lurllit.-itc the handling of lit enormous
?blptncnti the Standard Oil Company, whoso
works are at the (out of Stockton Street, |
South Itlohmond. If havlne two pipe linos
laid from tin tank? to the wharf, about a
mile down tbe river. TlieM Unfa arc of six
and eight-inch pipes. They will do away
with hauling the oil, which If received lit
the wharf In oil barges, to the tanks, tbe
oil being pumped by the new system as
fan ns It comes out oi iho barges. The old
system called tor tbe use of tank ears,
which had to be loaded at the wharf ami
unloaded at tile lank*. making double work.
in lir..' with ihi Improvements In band?
ittis the shipment., too company now has
litulei construction two new steel tanks,
with a combined capacity of SO.IW) barrel* |
of oil. These are equipped, us are the other i
twelve storage tankt, with u safety valve,
whlcli prevents un explosion under any cir?
cumstance* In cnae of a tire. If the heat
would reach tail !i an intensity as would
ceiiiM an explosion tinder ordinary clrcuRt-1
stances, with the present system a gas'
would be generated, which would cseapo by '
tbo valve. The vnlve would act as a clean- |
tie uns buiner. and other than a Dame,
which would continue until the fuel wn? ex- |
haunted, r.o damage would result. i
A brick stahl'-, V> by 1K> feet lona. Is be?
ing built on Second Street Imtweon Stock?
ton and Decatur, h which all the horrci;
used b) the compaiij will be accommodated.
Mr. Toue>' Withdraws.
Not desiring unvi Ms name placed In
nomination by a hopelessly divided delega?
tion, D. If. Toney yesterday notified his
supporters that he I.ad withdrawn his con?
sent to have his name placed In-lore the
Cliy Council to-night as a candidate for the
vueaticy on the Hoard of Fire Commlaalon
cri caused by ih>- d.-nth of Oeorg? E. <5ary.
Mr. Tunoy Inis nevet sought the position,
.tnd out,* consented u> heroine a candidate]
on lln- assurance that a cauciii would decide
who would have tin solid bucking of the
Washington Ward delegation,
\- tin- meeting held Friday night a sup
I. r of nhothcr candidate announced his
Intention n?i to abide by the majority's se?
lection, A tangle Immediately resulted. The
withdrawal of Mr. Toney lanvej two candi?
dates In Ihn Held, Jol-n 7. Walker and Wal?
ter franklin.
Lower tour I SuMnlned.
Snstnlnlng tin- decision nf .luttlre h .\,
Maurice, ol police t'ourt, Part u. Judge i
Ernest It. Wells in Huntings court, l'urt 2, |
yesterday ordered K. 1'. Watklna, who -i.im
:11, il on appeal fo'r noiiMipporl, to puv
i n week Id Ids wife.
) Whii. no uniisual feattiroi were presented
I the rnVe attracted a great deal of attention,
las Iho r-?riles were well known. More than
j thirty witnesses werr examined- The ac
[ cased vyhf represented by r>. I.. PulUaiu
and Iii" Commonwealth U\ charier u pas..-.
Thin being .in off term no civil earns have
been set. The Watklns rase Is the only
criminal ease on the docket, and other than
foi the purpose ol considering some i-han
eery mutters tlie December icrm 1.? con-j
eluded.
In Police. Court.
Lisgle Kofi?, colored, a well known visi?
tor In I'ollce Court. I'hti '.\ wiu gl van a Due
of |? l>y Justice Moiirlrc yesterday. Tho
woman nut charged with stealing 19.30 trein
Samuel Jone;, also colored. The main failed I
to make out his ease, ttui Lizzie drew the
line on general principle.
In order 16 preserve the records uf Police
Court, Pan 3, In case of lire, a stce: die sysr
trni is being Installed In the Third Police
Btallon. The Mcs arc a.1! steel. They .ire
two In number, each being ils feet high,
three feet wide, and have a depth of clijh
icen lache?. Not only will the books of the
Coin 1 be kepi pale, bin a place Will be re?
served for the hooks ot tho police station.
Meet lug Postponed.
Uecaute ol the approaching holidays the
Officers of the Swanshoro Civic Improve?
ment League havo pen per..vi the rast:; n q
which was scheduled (or to-night until the
fust Wednesday in January. The action
was necessary because it was feared aaniall
attendance at ibis time would he Injurious
to the future prospects of the league.
At (he next mecilnp the rommlttr? \\hlcli
wait appointed to present a petition to this
Board o: Supervisors caillug for an Investi?
gation of the county treasurers book from
th? time he emend Into the duties ol the
office will make its report. .
Marriage Announcement.
Cards have been Issued by Mr. and M.^.
E. T. Utley, W8 Cowardln Avenue, announc?
ing the marriage of tiiclr daughter. Beulst)
Agnes, to Herbert W. Jones, of ]1H North
Twciily-second Strict, ltlehniond. to-morrow
oealng at 0 o'clock in the parlors of the
parsonage of the Cowardln Avenue Chi Ita?
lian Church, the Itev. I\ \V. Long ott'lclai
tng..
Owing to a bereavement In Miss TJtley's
family the termony will be' very quiet, only
members t>f the Immediate families being
present.
.Mr. .lone* Quite III.
A. *'? .Tones continues lo bo very 111 at hi;
home. fi_*s perry Street.
TEMPERANCE CONCERT
MrdnU Awarded by Woman's Temperance
l/eogur of America.
A iarpr audience was In at tend.'in co and
several new members were, receives last
lilglii at a musical and elocutionary Concert
held by the Woman's Temperance League
of America at its headquarters, lfi South
Third .Street. Mrs. t";. M. Jobson. the g..n
? rai president; was In the chair.
A contest was held In elocution, temper
t 'subjects being handled. The medal
?a? awarded by the Judges to Mus May
Turnloy. II-r suabject was 'The Wldou
snd 11. r Or.'.y Fon."
Miss Edith Tnpman '.von the medal in lh?
-,,nt.--t lor ibo lien vo.stl Kolo. sbr ren?
dered. - I >..:>?. Marry a Mar. t: lie Drinks.''
It.itj. medals medals were presented '.?'.
Dr. bonds lllghHlth, of the University Col?
lege ot Medicine.
No Special
on at
e rerguss
BUT
oing ^
?w
WifA WAaf ffce Other Fellows Have ai
Two Hundred Dollars.
See Oar Windows
For Example.
Wen Tsung Yae Declares Estab?
lishment of Republic Will I
Be Insisted Upon.
i
Shanghai. December 19.?The Minis?
ter of Communications In the ropubll- i
can provisional government.. Wen
Tating l'ae declined to-day that any
attempt to obtain foreign Intervention I
would only make matters worse in
Chicago and endanger foreign Inter
eate. Ills party would not consent to
the retention of the Manchus, he said,
oven upon a limited basis, and would
insist upon tho establishment of a re?
public.
The republican government, he dc
clared. was prepared amply to pro- \
vide for Munchu officials, and to offer
Yuan Shi KlU the presidency of the
republic, but, ho added. Yuan Shi Kai |
must uccept before it Is too late. :
It Is reported that the consular rep
rescntalives of the foreign powers will
have a meeting to-morrow with dele?
gates to the pence conference, and will ]
advise the conference to reach a set?
tlement.
La?t Call for Job-Holders.
If the magistrates, Justices of the p**co
and unbonded officers of Henrlco county do
not appear very shortly before Clerk S P.
Waddlll, of the Henrlco Circuit Court, to
qualify for the coming term. It will be too
late to appear at all.
The newly-cloctcd officers of the county.
I who are required to furnish bond, will up
pear beforo Judge Scott on December 37 "
qualify for office.
Mllltla Takes Holiday.
Local million- communda will suspohd
'drill* for the holidays In accordance with;
thj custom- The Rb-limond Howltnera. |
attor drill la*t ninbt. were ordered to report
next on the evening of January ??
Companv a. of tho Richmond Blue* and
Companv ' K, of the Richmond Grays, which
niso drilled last night. Wsucd the samo or?
dere.
OBITUARY
llyrd twtaurivM Willi?.
Uyrd diaries wntis, sixty-tour years
olu, 01 Aje'xutldrlu, miner ot or. A.
Mural \\ tlliti iindf Or. Cnarlcs \? illi*.
ot ItlchmouO, died yesterday at tne
Johnston- *\ tills nospuai, tonowing a
b.rlet iiuiess, chiibuu U>' organic irouolo.
bestues a ivlaow, who v\ as .Miss Aiinie
Crcnsnaw. ot orange, he leaves two
oiner sons?George is. \\ illis, ot Alex?
andria, and Or. ij. C. Willis, ot Auing
uuii, and three slaters?i>irs. John G.
Williams, ot orange, Airs. Charles Ii,
Cury, oi Gloucester Courthouse, and
airs. John L). lAignn, of Salem.
During the lirs't two yt-iru 01 the
War between the Stales, r.lr. Wlltld
wns a cadet at nie Virgilila Military
Institute, ami later enlisted in the
Tweiity-nlnUi Virginia Cavalry, In
u inch he served until tho close of the
war.
'the funeral will take-place this af?
ternoon at ;i:ID o'clock Horn the Mor?
tuary Chapel In Hollywood Cemetery.
MI?? Mary llakcr.
[Special 10 The '1 linos-Dispatch.]
Oordonavlllc, Va., December 19.?
Miss Mary Baker died at her home,
"lloneweir," one mil west of Oordons
ville, Monday evening at 7 o'clock. She
wue the last of the old Hakar family, j
und was eighty-three years ol age. '
She was uu aunt of \V. C. naker, of
this place. The funeral sei vices will
be held at the old home, Wednesday
morning at 11 o'clock, with Interment
in Maplewnotl Cemetery. ^
Mtaa .1 resile F. nimby.
Ashland, Va.. December 19_MIbs
Jessie F. Busby died at her home
Cherry Dale," nenr Taylorsvtlle. thl?
morning, about 10 o'clock. The funeral
w||| take place from Pork Church
at U A. M Wedncsdny. The interment
w.iu be In the cematcry adjoining
the church.
?I. A. Mayo.
(Special to The Times-Dispatch:j
Charlottes vl lie, Vu., December 19.?
J. A. Mayo, aged sixty-three, died sud?
denly last night at the home of his
Ron. K. A. Mayo, on Hast Main Street.
He suffered a stroke of paralysis about
D o'clock ami the end came suddenly;
The body was Hike,, i? Medium's!
River, this county, for interment,
it. Sr. lliirsccNS.
(Special to The Times-Dispatch 1
Charlottcsvllle. Va., December 19.?I
R; N. Burgess, lor twenty.live years
baggugemastcr ot Union Station, this
oily, died lnpt nicht at the homo ol
his son, .1. \V. Ilurgess, in Flfevlllo
Death way due to heart trouble. Tho
funeral will take place at :o o'clock
to-morrow morning from the First I
Meihr.ili.st Church. Mr. Burgess served!
in the Confederate Army for four |
years. He Is survived by his wife,
ono daughter. Mrs. .1. u Almond, of]
Locust Orove. Orange county; three
sons?J. H. Burgess, of Tloanoke. und!
J. W. and n. T. Burgess, of this city,
and one brother, It, F. Burgess.
Funeral at .Sight.
Charlottcsvillo, Va.. December 10.?
Charlottcsvllle witnessed something'
novel and weird last night?a funeral!
progression moving along the prim i -1
DEATHS
Rp\VDEI?Died, at her residence;, Kdge
wood. Monday. December IS. 1911, at
11:80 O'clock I'. AI., MK.s. MARY K. i
ROW LK. She is survited by one
daughter anil six sons.
The funeral will take place THIS'1
AI'TBRNOON ul o'clock from I
ihe residence. Interment In family
burying ground. Friends ami uc- I
quulntnnccg are invited to attend. j
WILD 18?Died, in Itlchmond. Tuosdnx
morning ,i 11 ..? dock, .Mi;. hyi:i
CHARLF.K WILLIS oi Theological
Seminar;- .\!i :.: : drla, Vn., ngei.
sixty-four years, lie. is survived in '
his wile, who was Miss Anna Cren- 1
Mhuw, of Orange, Vn.. anil three ?jfeli'h. I
Mr. Ooorge Willis, of Alexandria: Or i
A. Mural Willis and Or. Byid Charles!
Willis, of this city. j
Funeral :. ::c place WF.DXFS- .
D.W. December 20, at 3:13 P. M.v'
troin ine Mortuary Chapel, 1161!v- I
wood Cemetery, l
W*'nifl.bCK- Died. Tuesday; Dt-ccmfcoi
1!'. at 111:10 A. M.i *nl Ills I n. n-sl- I
dence, s|| Louisiana Street, BACON
WIUTLOC'K, In the llfty-elg'ukb v ,ir
of his ilgc. lie leaves a wife n|id . i\
children. a
Dearest one from us Is gone. ' !
A voice we loved is Stilb d:
A plnee is vrieani in our home ,
That lie-..;- eiill be lllloii.
It'll lie I a I in.mi tin- home TO-DAY
::t I'. M. Interment in Oak wood.
UiMAX?Died. Sunday. I ?. e< iitln-r i;.
1911 at b!s home 1012 North BCCOIld
Street. WADLACF. H. LuMAN. II. 1
leaves'a wife', two children and one'
sister. Bo:-.: t'iiiuma'n; ihrec broth/irs,
Wlllbuh. .lohn and Thymus, of lUch
inond: lloncll Lumav. cf Wt ?i New'
ton. Mass. . *
I Massachusetts papers pleas.-.y
FUNERAL NOTICE
MAY?Tho funeral of DB. DAVID '.'.
MAV. who died Monday. DeeemDe.- It.
1 1-0:0,1 r. M.i will take place from PI,
1 Paul's Church; . Petersburg; Va..
i ?VKDNKSDAV. 13:30 P M- Friends
and those of his daughter. M"n. Bold.
1 M.l'an'lll.''.i. v-iuiSled |o ntl.lll.
i pii.ks qi'RP.d ix ? to ii iiavs.
'; Your, druggist wilt refund mon \v If
c\zo OINTMKNT falls in eure any
enso />f Itching, Blind. 'Bleeding or Pru
trudln Piles Iri ? td. 11 days. 30c,
Diamonds and jewelry win instant appreciation from the fair sex?a good thing to
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Jewel Boxes,
Tea Set?,
Combs,
Crosses,
Lockets,
Watches,
Brooches,
Bracelets,
Lavalicrss,
Comb, Brush and Mir?
ror Sets,
Fountain Pens,
Silver Knives,
Shirtwaist Sets,
Clocks and Figures,
Cloth Brushes,
Manicure Sets,
Cuff Buttons,
Gold Watch Chains,
Tooth Picks,
Set Rings,
Tie Clasps,
Shirt Studs,
Thimbles,
Umbrellas,
Handy Pins,
Camooa,
Card Cases,
Soap Boxes,
Cut Glas?,
Signet Rings,
Gold Lockets,
Belt Buckles,
Chatelaine Pins,
Neck Chulns,
Watch Boxe?,
Pal streets after s o'clock. The re?
mains of James II. Daber, 11 Southern j
Railway engineer, who hud died lit.
Strasburg, reached lure on the 7:ao!
o'clock train over the Southern, and j
as it was urgent that many of thej
railroad employes who accompanied]
the body here should return to their,
business to-day. it ens found neccs-i
sury to have the hil'rlnl lake place Inst ;
night. The Interment .took place In!
Oak wood Cemetery, after s o'clock, n|
big arc light In the southern end nf.
Your Christ
ma? Message
Is Best Con
v ey e d b y I
Books. i
The gift of a book at Christ- j
mas is a compliment lo the '
intelligence of the recipient 1
and reflects no less crcdii to j
i
the taste of the giver.
Books of Poems, Standard,
Aulhors, De Luxe Edi?
tions, Art Books, Cal?
endars, Latest No?
els, Bibles and
Hymnals.
II1HI1S? MINIIIIIIkBUWUK^i
sail
914 East Main Street
iho burying ?round furnishing the
only light.
Mi. Daher was a native ui Albe-|
nintic county, and for several ;years:
made his home in Chunlct tcsylllc, lie
wnH twice morrl<'il. his lirst Wife being
a MIbh Williame, -of llil* <ounty. lie
Is survived by bin second wife und
four children; He was ihlrty-sevcn
years of age.
J. ?1. I nrrlii.
Oxford. N. C. December -J. M.
Currln, on'' <>f Oxford's most beloved
and honored eltizen*'. passed away sud?
denly .it his Iioiiio, on llfch Street, yes
.torrlay,
Mr. rurrln wa.? slxty-fivr; years old,
lie bad born In fulling hisiltli for two
yi'ay, out I ho'end was entirely nar\'
pected. II* was on,- . f the leading '
tobacconists of the South,
Mr. Currln is surv ived by hi:- wife, j
two sons and throe daughter.", Kugenei
Currln. of Durham; W. U. Currln. .for- |
meiiy of Wlnston-Salrm: Mrs. W. ('. '
Tyre'e, of High rolnt; Mrs. A U. T'ov. - 1
"the^e?ther.
l-'oreennt: K?r V Irulnln? lucrraalntt't
eloiidlueHH Wednesday: xnotv or rnlu j
at alRbt or TbursuJUo t inerenNing-. north-I
east winds.
Kor .Vorth Carolina?lioudliicaa Wed?
nesday olili hrl.sk to hlKb northeast I
wind?; .rniti at night and Thursday ij
euldrr Thursday In West,
- I
Special Local Until for Veslcrdtij.
12 noon temperature . iu!
3 l". M. temperature . nj
Muxlmum temperature up to
P. M. Iis I
Mini mum temperature up to s
M.tol
Mean temperature . 3fl|
Normal temperature. lot
Deficiency in temperature . I :
Dcllclency In temperature s-lnce
March 1 .I.\ . ; . 107 1
Accum, excess In temperature
Since Jnnuury 1 . Jy I
Deficiency In rainfall since March
1 . G.3aJ
Accum, deficiency ll. rainfall since. |
January 1 . $.6G|
I.ochI Obnervntloii 8 1*. M. Yesterday:
Temperature . 3fi j
Humidity.iji)
Wind?direction .N. W. '
Wind?velocity .u j
Weather.Clear
CONDITIONS l.\ IMI'OBTAXT CITIK8.
(At 6 P. M. Kantern Standard Time.)
linee. Thor. II. T. L T. Weather.
Ashovillo _84 I 1 30 Clear
Atlanta ..... 10 HI ;!rt Cloudy
Atlantic City. :J2 lu 23 Clear
lloston . 2S 3? -'S Clear
Huffnio . 2 1 20 21 Clear
Calgary . 31 3 1 U Cloudy
Charleston .. 40 ?"???. 12 Cloudy
(111 teil go . 36 3> 30 f'lenr
Denver .2ii ?Ii .,20 Cloudy j
Di'iliith . 22 VC I' - Clear !
Uuiveston ... 50VHll 50 Itutti \
llalterus '_ 40 I4 10 Clear I
Havre . IS 22 10 Clear '
?Jacksonville.. ?2 Ii I 5S Cloudy '
Kansas City.. :y? lu 30 Cloudy j
Louisville ... 3(5 12 . 30 Clear
Montgomery- 52 ,r,2 II Clear ,
New Orleans- 61 ?'? i ' ?'?'- Is.itn ;
New yai'k'.... 30 ??. 30 Clear I
I Norfolk. SR 12 31 CU-ar
Oklnhdma ... 3S. 10 3S it.iln 1
I'ittsliurg ... 34 ,2S Cloudy ;
IMlolgli .'- 3fi 12 .".0 Clear I
St. Louis'- 38 12 .30: Clear '
tit. Paul . 28 32 20 _ Clear .. j
San p'raiKiseo- 54 -T.S . 4i". P, cloudy I
Savannah _4 6 C2. II C10U4)'
SpokniHa 30 34 -. 30 .Cloudy .'
.Tampa .'60 'i- 00 Cloudy.
! Washington.'.*8'l > ?<<> 32' '.Cieiu
. Wlnnhtog ? ? ? 80 30 : ?. 10. .cloudy
W.yih v.tllc. .2s*. ..3* - . .-.L . .!>??.'. j
i .. - - U|M.V.Tt.'l?H -VUM.VXAC.
December 20. 1011.
1 Klon Tim;.
I Sun ii>b'S- 7.:32 Morn'nK- IM I
l^un acts. 4 53 1 Evening- I
eil und Mr.. V (1. LlSsltcr. bf ?.\for-l
Tf funeral was conducted at t'..
Il?ptlst (.'huroll, of which he \vu*
member, r.ils afternoon at .1 o'clock
and tu? Interment was In Oaktvo"
Cemetery.
J. .1. Knot*.
I'loderickabur^ V.l.. December is.
.1. if. Ktni!-. .jf Stafford county, ill' .
v Meiilay at. 1,1,. home, after a b.-bf
lllticsn. UKeii slxty-bn?; yea;.-. lie if
survived hy a family.
.lohn Taylor Cox.
Suffolk. Vs., December 19,?John it.
Taylor Oo\. I wepty-nlne years old.
dl?d at his hnpic here to-day. Ills
mother, n sister and two brother* sur?
vive liliii; He formerly wa.- h'inerln
leinjcnl of an li on wot klti): plant In,
Alaimmu, where he lost ti lerr.
For Infante and Children.
The Kind You Have Alwo/b Bought
Signature of
Candies, Nuts, Raisins, Etc.
Mixed Nut- .12>3i
1-nycr Figs'.'-I2'.t
French Candy. 8(
English Walnuts.15c
Black Walnuts. |>eck .25c
1-lb. Seeded Raisins.Hi"
1 11). Cleaned Currants.11c
Rest Citron, lb..18c
Christinas Mixed Candy, lb. .10c
Fresh Heat llanio, lb.15c
FYcsli Cornell Ham*, lb.15c
.3 ChaJmcr's Gelatine.25c
Wine for icily, quart.20c
Sweet Cider, gallon...30c
Chocolate Drop- .12jir
S. Oilman's Son
1820-1822 East Main,
506 East Marshall.
W. Fred. Richardson's
Storaire and Transfer Department,
Main and Belvldcre Sis.
Hauling. Pnckln?; and Storing IlltJh
Grade Household Goods.
Phones: Madison 8*3. day.. Monroe
142. night. _'
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MF.X OK TASTE NAT!-RALLY
COME TO
Greentree s tor Clothes
Broad at Seventh.
Ask Grocers, Druggists Dealers for
POMPiSIAN
-LUCCA
OLIVE OIL
Genuine?Pure?Healthful