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a. t HIE RECORDER IS PUBLISMZD «VKB1 TUl'HMDAT ▲ FTBCBKOOW ST »AVID K. STITT, ÏDITOB AMD PBOPBIZTOB. SUBSCRIPTION BATES. One keer.......... Six Months... Throe Months. THURSDAY. NOV. 1», .«SOO .. 1 00 ,. B0 IMS EDITORIAL. Tbe R ccobdib will be issued one day earlier next week, in order to al low the force to enjoy Tbaakegiving. Tbe Porta may flatter himself that ha is ruler of the barbarous Turk, but with Russia and Austria banding in ultimatums, it begins to appear that tbe Sick Man baa donned a straight j acket All is not rosea with tbe President of Columbia, and now that Panama has seceded and gained her liberty through recognition of tbe United States, Colombian citizens are crying “Down with Marroqnio.” This coun try's recognition of Panama makes it an object of hatred to some of the Columbians. San Domingo is having another re bellion, or revolution, it ia bard to de termine wbicb. If tbe government ie victorious, it will be a rebellion or in surrection; but if therebelsprsvail.it will be a revolution. It is au off day when some of those countries lying in Central or South America, cannot puli off a rebellion. Hundreds of people in New York were willing to sell tbeir right ear for 95000. bnt weie unable to prodneeone tbe right size aud shape, and tbe man wbo wants to fit ont at the expense of some other party, has bad to give np the task. However, that so many persons were willing to part with an ear to obtain the stipulated sum, does not speak well for tbe social system uud»r wbicb we live. China is worrying again. The Brit ish Lion has possessions on her West, and tbe Russian Bear on her North, and «be bus apprehension that one or tiie otiisr may want to feast on her carOBis. Just uow she is most afraid of the Linu. aud wants the Bear to aid her, while next week it may be tbe Lion she seeks for her friend. Under tbe circumstances the best thing she can du to ease her mind, ia to set the Bear aud the Lion to fighting each other; there is nothing like keeping idle folks busy to save trouble. Tbe question now is, will tLere be u special session of tbe Legislature! It seems that under the emergency wbicb bus arisen, there should be one. It coats money to convene tbe legis lature, $15,000 being tbe estimate, but it will coat many times that much to pav the interest that will necessarily entail upon state cuntities, cities and school districts, because of tbe delay of tbe necessary funds to carry on tbe purposes for which they were created. Ji may be some.)bat critical to con, venw tbe law makers, but it is not a good thing to do to let tbe state and minor divisions get into chaotic con- dilioua Tbe interest in tbs latter case will over balance tbe coat of con vening the law makers. Only Makes A Had Matter Worse. Perhaps yon have never thought of it, but the fact must be apparent to every ooe that constipation ia cansed by a lack of water in tbe system, and tbe use of drastic cathartics like tbe old fashioned pills, only makes a bad matter worse. Chamberlain’s btom- [tch and Liver Tablets are much more mild and gentle in their effect, and when tbe proper dose is takeu their action is so natural that one can hard ly realize it is tbe effect of a medicine. Try a 25 cent bottle ot them. For sale by C. Y. Lowe, Druggist. Bnoday Welcome! Senator Hanna is au acrobat of tratieoeudaut agility. Surely it ia not base flattery to say this of a man wbo can uoapariogly deuouuce the democratic party for briogiog on tbe hard limes in |893, aud then iu tbe same speech praise without stint Grover Cleveland, wbo was then at the bead of that party. The Commoner:—Schwab and his companions made 920,000,000 on tbeir investment of $10,000,000 in tbe ship building trust, and on top of that they wanted Uncle 8am to give them a subsidy, Uncle Sam naa earned tbe reputation of being *a easy mark among tbeffiaaueial ‘-grafters.” Mnfle Tana« Agate. ‘One of Dr. King's Naw Life Pilla each night fur twq weeka baa put me ia my ’teena* again.” writes D. H. Turner <if Dempsey town, Pa, They’re the beat in Ibe world for Liver, Stom ach and Bowels Purely vegetable. Never gripe. Only 25 cents at C. Y. Lowc't Drug Store. Rockefeller aeil Traut. tbe A 8n<. (Mag. Miet* I A brief dlapatcb IO yeaiKday'a Journal mmle tbe annonucruieui I bat tba Hoeknfeliar interests wean no* dominant io tbe steel trust instead of J. Pierpont Morgan. Il woold not be at all surprising should this prove to be true. It in an open secret ibst for a oomberof years tbe Rockefeller interests in Standard Oil and other* wise bare made ao much money that it was nest to impossible to find in vest moot for it. The investments sought were not necessarily those which were likely to produce immedi ate dividends, bat which might be counted on io tbe future to be sate, and perhaps profitable. They could afford to wait, as, for instance, they bad waited in tbe Mawiaba iron mines. 1'beee mine* were ultimately turned into tbe steel trust at a tremendous profit, and it was through them that tbe Rockefellera secured tbeir heavy interest in that great conoern and tbeir representation on its executive board. Perhaps, too, bocauaeof this interest added to tbe need of seeking new investments, tbeir attention was attracted to the Colorado Fuel A Iron Co., a corporation operating in four states and territories, and employing over 20,000 men, the only big Western eleel company which is uot in tbs trust. This company is now controlled by a combination of tbe Rockefeller and Gould interests Having now ab solute control of this company, what more natural than that they should extend their holdings in the steel trust, particularly when that stock was tumbling to such a point that public confidence in it was destroyed and so many people were anxious to get rid of it at almost any price! Thia would be a logical outcome, a move in the direction of an absolute monopoly of tbe steel business, whose stupendous record in tbe past few years will soon again be duplicated. It is but a following out of the old Standard ,/il idea which is tbe basia of tbe greatest fortune ever gathered together in the history of tbe country and which would mean a tremendous accession to that fortune io tbe pres ent generation through tbe medium of steel. If tbe news is not literally true at this moment, it only autici pates what will surely happen io tbe immediate future. Then a change will come over American Steel, its prices will immediately atffen, and whatever may be the effect otherwise, tbe whole vast enterprise will be con ducted on a basis of the strictest bus iness and to produce tbe highest pos sible results economically aud materi ally in tbe wide ramifications of its present products,—Portland Journal. The Companion as a Christmas Gift The youth's Companion is one of the few gifts that are alwaye appro priate and yet within reach of tbe smallest puree. It brings to every member of tbe family something of interest, something of value—a atory that cheers, an article that carries tbe reader into far off countries or among men who govern, a sketch that amns- ee, a poem that puts a bit of truth in a new and convincing way, a page of pictures that bolds the children spell bound. It is America’s borne paper— a paper received weekly in more than half a million buueebolda in tbeUnit ed States. If yon desire to make a Christmas present of Tbe Youth’s Companion, send tbe publishers tbe name and ad dress of tbe person to whom yon wish to give The Companion, with 11.75, the annual subscription price. They will send to the address named Tbe Companion’s Christmas Packet, all ready for Christmas morning, contain ing tbe Christmas number. The Com panion Calendar for J9O4, litho graphed in twelve colors and gold, and subscription certificate for the fifty two issues of 1904. Tbe new subscriber for 1904 will receive all the issues of TbeCompan ion for tbe remaining weeks of 1903 free from the time of subscription, also Tbe Companion Calendar for 1904, lithographed in twelve colors and gold. Annual Announcement Number ful ly describing the principal features of Tbe Companion's new volume for 1904 will be seut to any address free. The Youth’s Companion, 144 Berkeley Street, Boston, Mass. FROM SOUTH AFRICA. Mew Wap ot da* rbamberlala's Cangh B.a»e4r. Mr. Artbar Chapman, writing from Darban; Natal. Sooth Africa, sayei “Asa proof that Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy ia a cups suitable for old and young, 1 pan you tbe following: A neighbor of mine bad a child just over two months old. It bad a very had cough, and tbe parenta did not know wbat to give it. ] suggested that if they would get a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, and pot some upon the dummy teat the baby waa socking, it wonld no doubt rare the child. This they aid and brought about a qnicfc relief and cured tbe baby.” Thia remedy m for sale by C. Y- Lowe, Druggist. Il ¡»said tbal uotbiug w.areexcept death nod tax««, bat that is not alto gether true. Dr. King's New Di<e<>v- ery for Consumption ie a sore care for all lung and throat troubles. Thons nnds ean testify to that Mrs. C. B. VanMetreof Shepberdiown. W. Vs, says: “I bad a severe ease of Bron cbitis,and for a year tried everytbiog I heard of, bat got no relief. One bottle of Dr. King’s New Discovery then cared me abeolately." It’s in fallible for Croap, Whooping Congb Grip, Pneumonia and Consumption. Try it It’s guaranteed by C. Y. Lowe, Druggist. Trial bottles free Regular sizes 50c, 91.00. Watches ! Are You Aware WHITE GUNK. RIBBON In tim. the nil gum., and produce, frió lion, which wear, the delicate bearins., de stroy. their high flutob, and perfect At; the. raining an aenrate lime piece. When yoo du tblsdo not blame the jewel er teeasaa h. eannoa make it ran aa ae- curate aa it did before. Aa ordinarv »aateine ia oiled daily. Yoer watch from which you expect oorrect time «boald be cleansed «nd oiled once a year, Do not negleot your wateb, bet haya it re paired by Arttmr Bi«», ‘be reliable jeweler, wbo guaranteea all hia work. BA I da M at G bamt . It has stooped to tbe outcast and drunkard, To tbe youth ou his fast downward bourse; It baa rescued the pwr, fallen women, And redeemed her by magical forcJ. It has given ita food to tbe hungry. And flowers to the sick and the end; It baa awakened br.ght hopes for the hope- •leea, And bid them rejoice and be glad. Yet, thia army of White Ribbon bearers Has invaded e’en far-diataut lauds. And established ita schools and its mission«, Aud ita Christian Temperauoe bands. Ita power has passed o'er the water; Its mag io io felt o’er tbe aea; It baa belted the earth with its blessing« Uf ftitb, hope aud chanty. La easier. Ky. —Tbe Delawaren. Train Up A—Cat." Dry Goods of Every Description. Ladies Coats, Capes and Collarettes. Chemicals, Drugs and Patent and Proprietary Preparations Toilet Articles, Droffsieta Sundries. P zbfumks , Bausaxs, Sroxass, S oaps N uts amd C akdus . Cigna., Tobnoeo. and Clgorotteo. Paints. Oils. GI mmis . and Painter’s Supptted BOOTH SHOES Fresh Groceries of all Kinds. Sults Made to Measure. “Chico,” M. BREUER’S A bow of simple white ribbon That is honored all over the land As the emblem of woman’s great mission, And tbe badge of tbe temperance baud. It has entered tbe almhonse and prison As an emblem of love and of light; It has aided tbe pair and the needy, Aud the viotima of sin's fatal blight. Is juat tn receipt ot a now and fresh etuck of AGENT FOR WARNER’S RUST PROOF C0R8ET. A bow of simple white ribbon, Adorning a woman's drees— Wbat a symbol of aid and uplifting, And of love and of helpfulness t In court-room and general aaaembly It baa prayed for humanity's laws; It has heeded tbe poor man's grievance Aud espoused tbe laborer’s oaase. Apothecary, J. Denholm J 'Í . . You Can’t Expect to Get $2 worth fcr $1, but you The New, Speedy and Elegantly Fitted Steamer, can get your money’s worth at HAS Yes, a magioal power it has proven, Aud beneficent uplift to all, In palace and howl and pritou, Aud in great legislative hall. Druggist and Think of It. The next W C T U meeting takes place Tuesday, al 2:30, P. M , at the M. E. Church. THE Buadoa. Oragwa, That in th. core, of a paar ibe b.l»ace of year watch makto IS7.MU.0ÜO revolatioaef w. c. r u T column . WHERE CLARENCE Y. .LOWE, Mra. Fred Unm-th. PrwuMuat tieaatrF Club. Boatow ------- Hurt«, Mtob. ••After my tint baby waa bora I did not item to rajata my rtraagth although th» doctor Sava me a tonic whiah he conald- ved very augcricr. but inatead W jettiaj tetter I grew wuUr every flay. My tend iultUd that t bite WI m of Cardul fee a wtek and tea what K would do fee mt. | did W < the tMelUnc and waa very cralclul to fie.d my alrength and hca.th •lowly returning, la two week»I waa out of bed and la a month I waa tblc to take up my uraal duttea. I am very anthuii- aatlc In Ito prala*.’’ Wine of Cirdui reinforoee the organa ot generation for the ordeal of preg nancy and childbirth. It prevent j luia- carriag». No woman who takes Vk tne ot Cardui nr< d fear the coming of her child. If Mra. Unrath had takeu Wino of Cordui before her baby came she would nut have been weakened a» abewaa. Her rapid recovery shou!-I commend thia great remedy to every expectant mother. Wine of Cardui rogulatex the menstrual flow. Dealer in Boots and Shoes CAPT. C. P. JENSEN. Bepairing[neatly and promptly done at loweat living prioe*. Thia 8t«amer will give a re«ul«r 10 day Sorvioe between Coquille River, Oregon, aud S hu Franciaoo. California, for both paaiientiera and freight. CITY MEAT MARKET, J. WALDVOGEL & SON Props. Fresh Meats, Best Quality SAUSAGE. HEAD-CHEESE «nd VEAL alwnya ou band, CORNED BEEF, PICKLED PORK Fresh Beef, Pork, Mutton, Smoked Meats, Lard. Sausages, Etc., also BUTTER, EGG, and FRUIT and VEGETABLES of all kinds. Fresh Vegetables, Poultry, Eggs, Butter aud all Farm Produce. I will pay highest market price for beef. pork, mutton.wool, bides, etc. Menu Delivered to person g living on th® River, or Along the stape Konto Spring and Summer Goods. A Large Stock Jest Ladies’ Jackets aud All Kinde ot Good. For Received. Cape. Summer Wear. P atents GENTS* FURNISHING GOODS. " / i ■ ■ j k M 4 L ■ ■ w J c. ». 1.1'31'31’, Harness Maker, Bandon Meat Market, All kinds kept, BOLOGNA ^iNEc^CAEDUL The lady who watt viaiting the fam ily epoke approvingly of tbe eat. He waa large aud tawny and bad excep tionally good manners, as well as a Huftly affectionate parr. Sbj said that she supposed be bad been taught a good many tricks. The boateea was Dealer in Harness & Saddles and all just explaining tbal she liked bim bet kinds of leather ware« kept in a harness » „ ter without tricks when a crash like shop. shivered china interrupted them. Tbe fuur-year old son of tbe visitiog lady, Repairing a Specialty. who bad scrambled away from bio William Gallier will act aa my agent at mother aud was using tbe cloisonne Bandon and all order! left with bim for teapot as a fla’iron on tbe carpet, bad goods or repair. will reoeive prompt atten thrown tbe teapot against the radia tion tor, in a little mood of playfulness, Go to til® and tiny shivers of it lay strewn upou the floor. “O, I am so sorry,” murmured the ------- FOB ------- mortified mamma; “1 really do not know what to do with Cameron; be La d:tf Cull tit Childrens Under wear grows so beadstroog. 1 shall have to begin to train him bood ; bat 1 dread Embroidered Mika, Batins, I.nee«, Hand kerchief*, Neeh-ti«« hwtpendrr*, tbe struggle. One bates to discipline Ladle«’ H< hmb , Gentle* a mere baby—and yet, be ia four uow. men’s llo«e, and really, I must do something 1” Ladies Onting-Flanel Under-Skirts, Tbe cat stepped cautiously over to Clnaa-wara, Writing Tubtota, tbe wreck ou tbe carpet. He pot out hie nose, sniffed delicately, then All kind» of Notion«, and thing* too nn- mi roun to mention nnd nave mone). be put out a carefol paw to examine a Mim. J akes C abtwhtoht , Prop. fragment Hie mistress spoke, in a low and firm tone, gentle, but with tbe downward inflection of rebuke: BANDON BREWERY, “Sandro I” C. GEHRIG Proprietor The cat drew back, looked ap al her, and went quietly away to bis MANUFACTURES OF •n eh ion. “How remarkable!” said tbe visit Beer, Porter and Ale. ing lady. “How long have you bad him!” and will keep cnn.tantly Tbe hostess looked at the cat, then for Hnveonhnnd the trade and family ow, brand, of tbe she glanced furtively at tbe now sulk beat quality. ing child. “He is four months old,’’ Gooe «1* de Wye red free of clmrge at any she said gravely.— Natalie Rice Clark. i«mw*i n i t wi flirteare. E. DYER Agent, Bandon. Oregon. SWAYNE A HOYT. Agent. 226 Battery Street. San Franoiaon.. California. HH ’y v.’- Orders Taken for Tellor Mede Clothing. rJ-dj-Jul T rade M arks Boots and Shoes Scientific Jtaerican. N. Ataadaomalylltaatrated woaklr. CLOTHING DRY GOODS DenraHS ’FTTV ' C opyrights Ac. Anyone BOTSlne a akaUA and SaacHptlon may antoklv aacartain our opinion free wkathar ao invention I» peobably nftantabto. ConBuitea- tiona atrtctly conadantteL Handbook on Patents aanc free. Oldeat aaeney for Meunnapwtanta. Patente taken throuah Munn AXto. raoalva rp/rioi notte«, without obanra. in tba k T .GRENZ’S STORE twaaaaMr- , Oregon. Racket JStoi-e iie^kiktobiM Cautuolbu Cvhreil by local applications, sb they cannot reach tbe diseased portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure deaf ness, and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by au inflamed condition of tbe mucous Im ing of tbe Eastacbian Tube, When this tube is inflamed, yon have a rumb ling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed. Deafness is the result, and nnlaee the inflamma tion can be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition, bear ing will be destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are canned by Catarrh, which is nothing but ao inflamed con dition of tbe mnoons services. We will give Ooe Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (canned by Catarrh) that cannot be cured by Haifa Catarrh Care, Send for circa - Ian, free. F. J, C wbnby A Co., Toledo, a Sold by Druggists, Tie. Hall's Family Pills are the best. CONSTANTLY on HAND A Large Stock of Fresh Groceries and Provisions NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Timber Land Act. Jana 3. 1878. UsrTkD S tatu L. wd Ornes, Itoaebarg Oregon, Augaat 2i>tb. 19113. Notice in hereby given thnt In ooroplinnce with tbe provisions of the set of Congretw of Jone 3. 1878. entitled ”Au not for the nnle of timber land, in the Stele, of California, Oregon, Nevada, and Wnehington Terri tory.” ah extended to all the Public Land State, by act of August 4. 1892. William Jntnea, of Myrtl. Point, County of Cooa, Stale of Oregon, has thin day filed in thia office hia «worn at,element No. MW. for the purcbaae of tbe SEW of SEkf and Lot & of Section No. 33. in Townnhip No. 27 8., of R. No. 14 W., and will offer proof to abow that the land sought is more valuable for ita tim ber or alone than for agricultural pnrpoua. nnd to eatablixb hi* claim to «aid laud before C. T. Blninenrother. U. B. Comin'ir-<i<»ier at Bandon, Cooa Comity, Oregon, ou Friday, tbe 2<>tb day of Noveml>er. l'Jiid. He naiuen aa witneaaea. hhelvey Mundy, of Hnndon, Oregon, Auna Mundy, of Bandon, Oregon, Lee Barrows of Bullnrd*, Oregon, and Gl.u Cox, of Bandon, Oregon. Any and nil peraona claiming ndv< raely the nlxive de«cril>ed land« nre requested to file their claim« in thin office ou or before «aid 2Utb day of November, 1903. J. T. BRIDGES, Sept 10 Register. NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION. [Timber Land. Act June 3, 1878.] U mitbd H tatm L amd Orrioa, Hueaaueo OauaoM, Augnat 27.1!XM fUOllCE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN complienoe with ibe provision« of tbe not of CoDgreha of June 3. 1878. entitled "An act for the «ale of timber land« in the States of California. Oregon. Nevada, and Waabington Territory,” as extended to all tbe Public Land States by act of Auguat ♦. 1892. Gilliert G Kennedy, of Bandon, comity of Cooa. State of Oregon, baa thia day filed in thia office Ilia .worn atateiuent No. A 61. for the purchase of tbe Lota 3 and 4. and WJJof SW'K of Section No 7. in Township No. 21) South. Range No. 14 W., and will ot- f«r proof to ahow that the land aongbt la more valuable for it. timber or atone than for agricultural perpoaea, and tn e«tnbli«h hi« claiui Vo aald land bifor. C. T. Blunien- rother, United Hlnte. Oommiaeioner. for Hampton can be found 'n the waloone. Oregon, at bi* office at Bandon, Oregon, on ................ e ff'1 ------------------------------------ -mturday the 2iat day of November. IJUo. NOT^IK FOB PUBLICATION. He name* hh witneaaea: G. W. Cox, C. S. Elliot, A. L. Oetiorn, Jerry Crowley, all of Department Of Th. Interior. Bandon. Oregon. L amp Omen at Ro-a>ca<i. Oregon, Sept. Any and all peraona claiming advereelv the above described land« are requested to 21. 1968. Notice ia hereby given tb«t the iviiowiu* tiie their olainia in tine oG’u'e ou ot beiur* «Hid 21 m day of November, 1903. named arttier ba. filed notioe of bl. inlen J. T. B udobs . tion to make Znal proof in support of bi. eepl7 Register. clnitn. .nd that said proof will be made be fore J. H. Upton. U. 8- Commissioner, al Langlois, Oregon, on NOVEMBER 12. 1003. via i George D. Elgin, on H ■ E. No. 13067, for th. 8Wk of NEtf. and Lots I, 2. Seo 11, Croar owa wtectioa) ta ev.r, sato Kzibvr Oal, 50 teal. « ,ur. Lota I, 2, Seo. 10. Tp. 32. Booth, R. 14, Weet. He name, the following witneeaea to prove bia eontinuou. remdmo. upon and cultivation ot aaid land, vis; W. 8- Guerin, of Langlom, Oregon, J. F. Raer.il, of I.angloi.. Oregon. 0. w ■ Zumwalt, Ot Fort Orford, Oregon, and Cyraa Madden, of Port Orford, Oregon. J. T. Bai oom, Ootl ltegteter. Now is the time to buy. Other bargains Tire ZPerfeot Froduot of Ssleoted OaJiftojmia. Wheat. Every For Sale Exclusively by SANDERSON BROS., Bandon. E l D orado 1 What We Can Do For You TONSORIAL PARLORS P. B. HOYT, Prop Located In EL DORADO BUILDING. First Street. BANDON, OKKOOX SHAVING, SHAMPOOING AND HAIB CUTTING AT STANDARD PRICES. Bathroom newly Sited nF with Pereelnln Tub. Hot or Cold Hellie »8 «ente. TRKNPAM NOTICK. Notier ia hereby given to all pereona not to trv«t>HM upon tbe pretniaeaof l>r. Kenyon, •ituated between Floras Lake and the coun ty road, in Northern Curry, by removing, cutting, or destroying timber upon said land. reward will be paid for informs- -ton leauing to a oonvietiou ui treapete to elated above. Dated «I Bandon. Oregon. March 14. 1901. FETEK NELSON. Agent. To those who pay ap arrearage. and a year in advance. and to all new .obacri- bere who pay in advance, we make tbe following proposition comprising several different oouplet a to eeleot from ■ Plies or P ublic .nose rsa Y bab . 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Keoorder and Weakly Oregonian.. »2 M It is the duty of each pesasa to seek to- A LADIiS' MAGAZINE. formatioe along all linea that tend toward bringing about better conditions and greater 4 I prosperity for the human family, and tor tba porpnes of giving oar rvadese a chance to inform themselves wo give them the heel —Appeal to Banana. Aay dootrlao that does not ay > ml to W ad tea conia« io not sala, MSCALLfffflkl I Brani ma Telenreea. of Portland, >, IS ie tee largeet evening newe- ¡n Oreana I it oueteiue neva of Ibe state end of th. Try It for a month. A sawpla Ite mailed to yon f re.. Addarne Tbe Telegram, rQKTAANV. OH*. Guaranteed. YvUr Money Back if it Don’t Suit. j MSCALLS^Ki I Bty1l«b, RHinMe, Strnnln, TTy>t>- Mate. Economical »nd Ai»«ol«*el/ Feriect-Fiitiug Piper Pat ter mb . * Phoenix Family Flour I ! magazine W Do You Q Know the News ; 4 »» To be bed in Dre (I wk I s , Clothing, bhoeia and other goode thni must be auld to rnnke room for more. A FREE PATTERN A ff«n*: beam 11 til mlorrd plat*«; faantonw ; <|rr»«inakini' ev«vt«.>Mkina ; lossey w..rk ; ho'iffet.r.'d i t « . h. ■ ion, etff. Mnb •erilM tn-dav. nr. «end <c 1« IntrM Copy Lady agent* wanted Send lor leria*. «Lieh will be disposed of at prices that will aatouiab you, while there are ..«see •ep«24
