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Show THE MORNING EXAMINE!:: OGHEX, UTAH. ' WEDNESDAY name as Will Ham of Charlotte. V l'.. a deapeiadii for whom a large reward has been standing sonic tim-- . Frtor to the death of the iwo officer a negro restaurant keeper named Ben Allison was shot and killed by Harris without provocation. Another negro named Tom Nell lie MORNING, 1. MiVEMRER UWW. hi SUGGESTIONS A MATTER OFHEALTH fr ON CANYON wounded he, lou. being shot down before the officers took a hand. In the inelae. Harris started on his tour from a negro house uo Valiev treat. Ha fired Into two bourn's aa ha made his way to South Main street. At Eagle SEND si reel ha fired at and wounded AlliCOUNTY COMMISSIONERS son. Ou South Main street the desLETTER TO RAILROAD CO. perado encountered Tom Nell and fired at him. Police Captain Page and Officers Bailey and Blacks lock Suggest That a Plat Bs Filed Showing rushed from police headquarters in tha Exact Lacation of the pursuit. Captain Hag, who mat tha Lina. negro tn the cantor of Main aneet, received a bullet In tha arm from ihe negro's rifle. Page called upon Black-stuc- k Ai tha aasaion of lha iioard of counto fire, but before that ofllcer ty commissioners held law yesterday rou-- do so. B!ackstock fell dead with afternoon the foli.isriug latter as or- a bullet la tha rhaat. Bailey flred dered sent to the builders cf the rail- twice without hilling, and tha negro then shot and killed road through Ogilcn canyon. Halley. The negro escaped. "Ogden, Utah. Nor. 13. Hn A general alarm was turned in by To the Utah ana Idaho Railroad ( tbe chief of police to call out tha inlli-U- a Ogden City. Ctah: "tientlamen to a resolucompanies and several armed tion presented by yon to the under ptstxas quickly formed to pursue tne signed for the purpose of obtaining a murderer. franchise through Ogden canyon, the AT THE GRAND. undersigned respectfully make tie following suggestions: "That the tana 'along the county At the Grand last night The Devread' is too Indefinite, and we suggeat il's Auction. la alb its scenic effect, that yon Ilia a plat, drawn to cale, was given by a company that comshowing the exact location of your iina pares favorably with that uf last seaand ite relation to tha county highs ay. son. Borne new specialties were In"That tha provision In section 1, In- troduced. sad a few olevar alums enstead of reading Thar wherever said livened the production. In tha form railway location ah all encroach upon of devlla. acrobats did tumbling work or Ini erfera with tha wagon road, said that required a cool head and a sure wagon road shall ha widened to the sight aa they werft through walls and aaitafsctloo and approval of the com- invisible doors ai will. missioner. that It ha made te read The sl rung feature of the play is its that said railway shall not enrroarh srenlo effects. Probably all tha upon nor Interfere with the said Ogknown to the auge are used1 in den canyon wagon road aa now con- displaying the infarno. Electrical, structed and used maohankwl illusions and other meth"Thai for the protection of lha rail- ods of making ihe Impossible seam road company and tha users of the real ware used to good advantage. wagon road, that a suitable fence be Several of the scenes were gorgeous erected to obstruct the view of the and the rapid transformation from one trains nr car from the wagon road and to the other was really remarkable. A ta prevent teams from getting upon good house witnessed the performihe railroad tracks; said fence to he ance. maintained during the life of the franchise by tha company, and that the WAGES RAISED. company agree that no signs of any kind or description other than warning l.oa Angelas. Nov. 13- .- Rumors of a signs or direction notices to be placed general raise In wage on all three of upon said fence; the meaning hereof tha transcontinental railroad the tu h that the said fence shall never Southern Pacific. 8unta Fe and- Balt he used for any kind of advertising Lake verified to aome extent purpusea here by President E. P. Ripley "That the track at the mouth of the of thetoday Bants FY. Prentdenr Ripley canyon be placed sl least five fee, slated that various weatern railroads farther north thau Its preseni location. hud sent representatives to a meeting That no motive power other than to be held in this city next Saturday elect rich y shall be used at which the claim of the several We suggest (hat If these recom- unions of railroad employes that are mendation are satisfactory to you and milled 1o higher wages Will be given ara adopted that ihey bo incorporated consideration'. "There wiH he some by you In a franchise ordinance In the increase In wages on all iranacnntls-enia- l It usual form and that be incorporated but railroads." said Mr. therein. That the plat heretofore re- the various union will Ripley, not gat all ferred to be made a part thereof and they are asking lor. I cannot state said franchise to become eeffctlve upon now just what departments are likely its acceptance by the railroad com- to receive Inc reward pay or how much. pany. made within thirty days after But the railroad will grant something granting Ihe same soon." That, the said railroad company shall at all times comply with such TWO INDICTMENTS. mor-tail- y PILLSBURV A Absolutely Pure Cream of Tartar Powder free from alum or acid phos-phat- ic HAS NO SUBSTITUTE j lime. Fhrrablni de Perron and others. This great organisation cornea Into the west on a apucial train iff eight Na. It Pullman ears and la the largest musiNa. M cal organisation that baa aver toured America. Ball order are baing reNa. 50 ceived la each city a hare title comNa. M pany plays, two weeks ahead c tha performance. Same prices prevailing as were chsrged in New York t'liy. EXAMINER TELEPHONES ROOM. 'Phtni 'Phan, two ring EDITORIAL Independent 11 BUSINESS OFFICE Independent 'Phom Boll 'Phono, ana ring WESSLEBS DtFEATCYSIHS Cigarmakers Win Twt Straight Gamas Freru Barbara. Died Of consumption last evening At 10:30, Sarah A. Bhepard. 245 Hark Ths Wenders defeated the Gysius avenue, aged G4 year, Funeral two straight games at the teiwllng allater. ley last night. In a fairly Interesting The highest scores were made WHEAT 1.10 PER 100 POUNDS-Th- game. by Bowman and Iswdum with 626 and beat and cheapaal of hay at 613 pins each. The cigarmakers got Grout; 352 24ih BL Both phones. a total of 2,256 pins to the barbers 2.166. hTe score follows: Died Isat evening of typhoid pneuGyains. monia at Ogden general hospital, Alfred Hunter, aged aboul 40 years Remains at IJndquIat's undertaking parlors, pending diaoovary of relatives. e Tw special trains wtll leave Salt Take CUy at 7 and 7:4$ p. m. neat Friday evening fur Ogden to bring up the large crowd to see the busing contest between Hyland and Thompson. Died Of general debility list evening at 1:30, at 2020 Adam avenue, Gunnells Eckman, aged 70 year, will take place faun Lindquist's undertaking parlors on 7 it rads y at 2 p. m. Interment In City cemetery. CROWDS WATCH THOMPSON Dick Xeaten of the Burlington route was up from Salt Lake yesterday afternoon. Glvan g Splendid Eshihltion Yesterday Afternoon. fn-ner- al , Col." J. E. Doolittle, representing Balt Lake City, was an Ogden visitor yesterday afternoon. the 'Frisco line at ty. Thai tha failure of the said comthe larma of this days' notice shall this franchise. pany to comply with franchise upon thirty work a forfeiture tu "WM. (Signed) G. WILBOX. O. B. MAIlSON." siatloa yesterday afternoon to ace work "Cyclone Johnny Thompson J. T. Toting, secretary of the H. L out, had the pleasure of seeing four Griffin company, baa returned from very fast boxing bouta. After aoue business trip through lha southern time apent In punching the bag. Thompson went a ooupia of rounds part of the state. with Kelly, hit manager. Geiger for In the case of Robort B. Wilkinson two round. Herrick for two rounds rounda concluded the Oregon Short Lino rail- and Keller for three Interesting afternoon. The young road company, the jury brought In a aa verdict yesterday of no cause of ac- Californian Is In fine shape and will tion. Wilkinson sought to recover lei up the heavy work today. Th a work will damages for a milk wagon that was work and then only be eachlittle bag punching day. struck by a train. pit The line lias been completed to feet of the within about seventy-fivfirst bridge In the canyon, at which poim the road la to run on the south side of the river fra-- shout a hundred feet, thence crossing ihe river tu the north side. At the point where the road recrosaes to the north side of the river, the company has completed about two hundred foot of the grade. What action the company will (skin the matter cannot he learned until today, when the letter will be brought before the directors. When the protest of the county commissioners was NO VERDICT YET. msdc several weeks ago and the stated that they would abandon Work of Clearing Away the Debris Is the project, because to thrOw the track Praeaading. five feet farther north would owl several thousand dollars mone on sccoun' Ik Porte, lnd., Nov. 13. Coroner of the great amount of rock work enCarson has received no conqilete list countered. The action of the comof (bo dead and mlaalng In the wreck pany will be awaited with interest. of the Baltimore A Olibi railroad yesterday. The list contains thirty NEGRO DESPERADO. numea, and It Is believed nearly to are he obtained. It will yet twenty of Whites and Blacks. be several days before the coroner Kills Number Titan Escape. can return a verdict. He believes the crew id tha first section of the train Tghilng Asheville. X. 0.. Nov. 13. can give Infontiatlon aa to the sigIn defense of their police bravely nals displayed and baa served notice Blackstock nn the railroad company asking that captain. Patrolmen Charles William aBIley f this city were J. G. IVrter of Paris, lnd.. conductor and hot to death on South Main street r of tha train, amt Engineer Frank negro he summoned before him. The ai 11:30 o'clock tonight by who also killed negro and fatally freight crew Insisted that the first wewded another. The murderer gave section carried a? lights, but the train (heat of the n)ierator at Kunian Indicates that green lights were displayed. The work of clearing sway the debris Is proceeding, hilt nothing further than a mess rtf twisted Iron snd As 'lie piles of hones is revealed. charred bodies are taken from the wreck they aro being In hided and vnl to the undertaker e The case of Clara M. J. Wager against ths Riu Grande Western has been dismissed In the district court at the plaintiff's cost. In the district court late yesterday afternoon the case of G. R. Cleveland ve. C. A. Bmurthwaite Produce company was called for hearing before a jury. The action is to recover on s contract for the delivery of wheal In 1904. i LEONCAVALLO. ITesfrs. Oort and Kronberg will very shortly present for the patronat the age of our local tbeater-gnerGrand Oiiera House. Ogden, on November 2i. one of the rarest anil most noteworthy musical comhinsiions ever sent on tour In America. The eminent Italian composer of "I ragllaccl," Rolando dl Berltno" and other familiar grand operas la to appear there rk the conductor of the complete orchestra from Iw Seals, Itaii's foremost lyric theater and one of the eHebrated opera houses in the old world. The muaiclana, who ure players of stringed Instruments for the moat part, number seventy, snd they are the pick of the numerous great orchestras of the city of Milan. A If so notable an orolustra. led by one of the world's music nuixier himself, were not eiiougii. Messrs. Con and Kronberg have Included In the cm-lntwelve vocal snhdsts of both sexes, Fortimsiely for ihese concert managers they hud rlrue.i and signed contracts With these doren neiehratad. artists daring the sinter months, greatly to the chagrin of the New and York Impresarios. Herr OBcar Hatnm rurln, who each spring In an efton tour every city if Kurope to bring over all of the Ringers of repute that they nieei The vocalists appearing In conjunction with Leoncavallo and his great orchestra are men and women of naMoual Italian repiita'Jnn. The fin hslf of tha program to hu rendered here will consist almost entirely of selections Inna Inoncavalio's greatest and beat known wort, I As a pleasing Introduction in the vocal passages the orchestra renders the Intermesao. and this Is followed by a series of songs by M. Bel lati. M. Bsrbalni. M. Pervs and Mn.e fshrl. This Brat partino of the programme will be concluded by the rendition of the Ave Maria dedicated to the pipe. It Is sung by Mm-- -. Kizr.ir.l assisted by the stage; named and by s m-.i- y Pag-ltacc- i. DENOMI NATIONALISM. Bristol. England. Xo. 1:1. In a speech di'livrred here tonight . Augustine Blrrel!, president of the board of education, said Hie education bill a recons: rue; ed In the house of !rd was a sheer Imprealhlllty. As the measure came from the house of hut the It wa iinderximinailonnl. InrilK hail fostered and bolstered u Mr. Birrell said he hoped the lord would recogn'.re. during the stage of the bill, that they hmi pone Ton far. and that a liberal government could not b carried on with a J van: a sincerity on measures prepared in accordance with Us pledge were mutilated snd destroyed by an nnripri-scntatlv- nd aesbtnMy. STANDARD pj ,leell SISTER MARY r Mary Ju- Chicago. .Nov. !3 Han. rounder and mi he- - a'lperlor of Ft. Vincent's orphan asylum in 'hi cily. who asined :m internal. in ellgloii n her rfiirl arr,.;aln-I'.f piRT. ili'ri -- br.-.vis- ni - -j CONDITION 4-- 1.000 MARINES. Havana. Nov. IS. It is puir.xr, , that a force of about I.ixk will be retained for duty in Cuba Tit Fourth raca. Mx furlongs Hasel-thorp- e la indicated by a letter from Gt-wan. St. Joseph second, Grace Bell to Brig. Gen. George F. Kilioi. Has a- Number of Wounds an Hia Bady Kimball third. Time, 1:12 which ha ,;s , But None of Them Seam to Ba Fifth raca. six furlongs Xonie Lu- of the marine corps, variuus marine cwa.i . Fatal. cille won. Goldprouf second. Toboggan been sent to the forth Gen. Bell's .j f and which set third. Time, 1:14 that this seta forth Gen. Bell's li.,..; Sixth race, mile sad a sixteenth that it Is now possible to remove Charlea Gorman, the young student Golden Mineral won. Granada second, poblbiticm upon officers uf the trB a, 1:44 brakaiuan. who was the victim at a Trenola third. Time; rine corps from bringing their uiiirdi-Touassault by a gang of rufand families to Cuba. fians ta the Southern Pacific yards AQUEDUCT RESULTS. early yesterday morning, and at presTAFT IN TEXAS. ent In the dry New York, Nov. 13. suffering from a number of dangerous wounds, was First, race, seven furlongs Sister . Fori Worth. Tex.. Nov. 13 s very much Improved, according to re- Frances won. Consistent second, Taft and hia parly, who ar or lary mornreceived from there ports thif third. Time. 1:28 tonr of inspection of the army pus . ing. This information will d m biles Frank Second race, six furlong through he-be well received by one George Pills-bur- Gill won. Oreculum second. Purslane of the southwest, passed tonight en route to Ban Antonio. Ti a large heavyweight switchman, third. Tima. 1:15 3 4. secretary waa met by a delegation v' who Is detained ar the police station Third race, mile and a sixteenth city and federal officials and mem upon a serious charge. The assault Ormond Right won, Wes second. Sir of ihe FOrt Worth Roosevelt ciuh I ., Caliupon Gorman is alleged to have been Ralph third. Time. 1:47 declined to wear a hadgv of th made yesterday morning about 3 fornia King finished first, but was disthe ground that his tour lx ir. o'clock by George Plllsbury, Arthur qualified for fouling. sense political and to do so won id i.r McUn and W. 51. Ryan, who also asFourth race, mile and a aixteenth improper. e saulted Night Yard Master Frank Martin Doyle won, Agile second. Anearlier In the evening by giving gler third. Time, 1:4$. WHALEN GETS TEN YEARS. him a badly bruised eye. It is alleged Fifth race, one mile Leonard Joe that Plllsbury bears the reputation of Hayman won, NeUle Burn seoond, Sacramento. Oal.. Nov. 13. WClis i, a bully, being a large and strongly Battle Asa third. Tima, 1:42 built fellow. The whole trouble, it is Sixth race. na mile Deuce won. Whelan, an aged mining prospector suite of Nevada, who was arrcxit.i alleged, suited over whiskey, which Babler second. King Henry third, the here for swindling a number f the men brought them when coming 'luue, 1:42 out of several thousand di llam ou duty, this being contrary to rules false representations, wa by and cause for Instant dismissal. ADJUDGED INSANE. sentenced to ten yews' imprison inept McUn and Ryan, who were arrestat Ban (Jqentin. An Investigation uf ed with Plllsbury. were released last 12. W. E. Leavenworth. Kaa , Nov. the Whalen mines showed lha the as railevening. The officers as C. J. ore Vas "salted." the late road officials are making a farther in- Thomas, interested inwith who coal mines, vestigation, and dismissals a well ar- Devlin of Topeka, attempted to commit suicide here JOE GLENN IDENTIFIED. rests may follow. shortly after the Devlin failure 'by taking' carbolic acid, waa adjudged inAtlanta, Ga., Nov. 18. Joe Glenn WRECK NEAR KAMLOOPS. B. C. sane In the probata court of Leaven- wa this afternoon positively litcn'i-fleworth county today by a jury. There by Mrs. J. X. Camp aa the neg u Vancouver, B. C.. Nov. 13. A railas no oral testimony, all being given who entered her home this mornitiR one in life was which accident, way of physi- and la tha form of assaulted her. Afti-lost occurred today at Tranqullle Bid- cians and nurses deposition of St. Vincent insti- beingcriminally teh Identified negro waa brought B. C.. near caused Kamloops, by tution at 8t. Louis, where Thomas ing. the second section of an eaattuaind has baas confined since last Decem- to the city by a roundabout way au--in Canadian Pacific railroad train run-i- n ber. He. according to the testimony, avoid a prase searching for him, g Into the first f rtlon. which was suffers hallucinations and Is said to placed him in jail waiting to meet the westbound pas- have suicidal tendencies. COUNT WITTE. senger express. The first section car b ytfae Devlin Thomas lost riad a party of time expired naval failures and baaheavily since been of ununt Nov. men returning to England from Es- sound mind. St. Petersburg. will short !r quimau. B. C. An ofllcer in charge of F. W. Willard, postmaster here, fata Witte, the former premier, thalr commissary was slightly hurt, been appointed guardian to manage be received by Emperor Nicholas ut Taarskoe-Belo- . and five of the naval sailors were his eatate. . Injured slightly, one having a broken rib. The cook of the commissary car. mckinley sarcophagi. TRADE EXCURSION. nsmad Ruwe, was killed and the ehef and another waiter were badly InWindsor. Vt.. Nov. 13. A contrarl Cleveland. Nov. 13- .- With m view to has jured. Ttirea ears caught Are and juai been placed with a local granwere destroyed. trade extension In the far west and ite firm for furnishing the material for southwest, the Cleveland chamber of the sarcophagi ta which the liodies uf excommerce today decided upon an COTTON BOLL WEEVIL. the late President William McKinley cursion which is to visit the principal and Mrs. McKinley will rest in the Baton Rouge, La., Nor. 13. The cities of that section, and which is to mausoleum at Canton, Ohio. The famcotton boll weevil was discussed by go as far as tha City of 1sMaxco. An ous green granite quarried from to be protrain mountain will be the material tjie Association of Ofllcial Entomol- expcrially equipped 4t)U members of the chamused. ogists of the cotton belt, which met In videdof and manuand merchants ber commerce, B. Gar BMsion here today. Judge J. Kansas Oily. Nor. II. Davis H. rett, assistant entomologist of the facturers of this city will compose the TAFT LEAVES FT. SILL. la to leave within two Kreaky. a freight broker, and W. A. Louisiana crop pest ccwnmisalun. said parly, which the of to weeks IMi5 advantages exploit the migrating boll weevil McGowan, local agant for tha Nickel that In Oklahoma City. OMs.. Nov. 13. -Plata fast freight line, indicted bore In Louisiana had covered but 31 per trade here. Taft and party left Fori Bill Becretarv today charged with conspiracy to vio- cent of the cotton lands, but that durthis morning cm their special train fur IN JAIL TWO YEARS. late 'tha Intent le commerce act, and ing the present rear it had made a Fort Bam Houston. The secretary exHenry 8. Hartley, a grain dealer. In- record breaking migration, now covShreveport. Ia, Nov. 13. After be- pressed himself as greatly pleased dicted on n charge of accepting re- ering 64 per cent of the lands on bates on freight shipment, were ar- which it ran exist. ing in jail over two yean, charged: with conditions at the fort. rested this afteraonn and arraigned before Judge Garland, sitting In the SERVED WITH COLORED TROOPS. I'nitad States dtaicict court. Thev were released on furnishing $5,000 Havami. Nov. 13. Lieut Col. Wilbond apiece. Tha court tomorrow will liam L. Pitcher's attention was railed set a date for thalr trial. to an article in an American tonight to McGowen and liable are Kreaky President a fine of from $1,000 to $10,000 and newspwper declaring that had directed that an immeRoosevelt In the penitentiary for imprisonment requested from him as a term not exceeding two years, or diate report be had bean correctly he whether to fine and both Imprisonment. Hartley as negro troops denouncing quoted to la liable a fine of from $1.0u0 to while at Port Rheridan last. year. In SSO.pat). reply Col. Pitcher said that ho had CAN AND WILL FIT YOUR EYES WITH GLASSES never entertained and never expresaf.il. FOX HUNTERS. IF YOU LET THEM. such sentiments. He explained that colored troop ta with served had ha Rardatovn, Ky Nov. 13. The greatLast week our optician sent two patients to an ocullsi for had aeen them do herolo est gathering of tneinhera of the Na- the post, and One waa a little girl who had been fitted (7. treatment. fighting. tional Fux Hunters' association ever asan optician who ha dont any right to prwcrlbe for by sembled on a similar occasion Is here RACE RIOT AT MERIDIAN. such a cue at all. If we cannot give you entire satisfor the big rhsse which began early today, anil which will he followed by faction, we pasa you on to an oculist for treatmauL HonMeridian. Mlxs.. Nov. 13. Following many festivities during the week. esty at all times la part of our business. Scenting conditions foi the chase were general dlxorder si a performance of not the best, me weather being cold, x negro mlnxtrel troupe at Macon. LET US EXAMINE YOUR EYES FREE OF CHARGE. clear and dry. Miss., last night. Dr. AV. D. Shepherd, a negro deputy marshal, wa wounded mob of THE GALENA AGROUND. and his home daxtroyed hv cltixens and an unsuccemfnl attempt British made by a negro to asslsstaate County Astoria, ure.. Nov. OPTICIANS ship Galena, sixty days from Junta. Officer Clark. Fur the latter offense was arresta CLOCK AT BIG THE WASHINGTON, AVENUE. negro, Chile, fur this port, wvwt ashore today Lieverly lewls. on f'latMip beach. The ofilcers and ed and brought to Meridian for The negro wax later spirited crew all came ashore safely. The vessel i skirl to he resting easily and away on the approach of the mob. who her nisster. Cspt. Powell, has conf- searched the jail. - Shepherd has disidence ta getting her off. appeared. IS GREAT- LY IMPROVED. uia-in- 3-- b-- 2-- 1-- s Zle-na- p 2-- e y, 2-- lt-vell- 3-- cui-xen- s ll d r IS.-Co- 1 J.S. LEWIS & COMPANY J. S. LEWIS & CO. 13.-i-- j sate-keepin- ODD PATTERNS CLOTHS AND NAPKINS H JULIAN DEAD. GORMAN'S RETAIN 1:46 Third raoe. mile and a sixteenth Tartan won. Dr. Leggu sacuad, Nat B. third. Tima. 1:47 O LOVERS of high grade TABLE LINENS we offer an exceptional opportunity this week to purchase. The best, the most durable, the handsomest patterns, the purest linen we have them. For this sale we have reduced the price substantially in the face of the fact that we could not replace our present stock today for what we paid linens have gone up. BIG SAVINGS WILL BE YOURS genera! isik with of Texas, ay had General Ellis nml his assistIn ants rmardtae the Mil's brought thle s'Sle stains the H'andnrd Ol! con-peMr l.lgirfooi tafi with copies of n'in!nms document which he experts to use In ex attains: "he Standard in T(xh - Time. OUR GREAT ANNUAL THANKSGIVING LINEN SALE BEGINS TOMORROW . OIL IN TEXAS. Coiumbux. O. N". l'l assistant a'io-nUghtfoo. lor1 a ARREST SIT UP AND TAKE NOTICE corn-pun- y FOSTERED Cincinnati, Nov. 13. Pirvi race, six furlougs - King PepKed per won. The Thrall second, Thistle third. Time. 1:15 Second raca, oue mile Beau Brum-me-l won, Tanagai- aecuud. Caper third. . nd ' A marriage license was Issued late yesterday afternoon to lance Green-Well- , aged 26. and Rvbenia Hanimim. aged IS, both of Roy. been arrested with Womat-- aH nr; derson. cbargr.i with iir.piirat.ou ;i the crime, was lynched vy a ei.ii. Dr. rrank. a pnuniueni phsi.-id- 0 ,f Monroe, and brother of the munvx.-aman. ia under indictment charged wTh leading the mob. LATONIA RESULTS. da-vlo- reasonable rules and regulations as shall be prescribed by the board of county commissioners "of Waber coun- Tha large number of fans who gathered in the gymnasium at tha Bra . IS -- UNDER ROAD mu-pan- with the murder of Jesse Si own Girard. I ta . W. D. Womack an! K Henderson, whi'e men. were arq.t'--T."- . A at Msproe this merntag. ft." months ago Hebert Rtgers. u0 j, ,.' That is. Table Cloths for which we have no Napkins to match, and dozens and half dozens of Napkins for which we have no Cloths to match, are being dosed out at BIG REDUCTIONS. LAST-- & & OMA |