Daily British Whig (1850), 7 Nov 1906, p. 1

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Cond Hmm - Coats In Ligh, ° yeed Mixtures is With the ately Come Jest Makers 'is it for us to you much idea ashion worked e showing. All 10 have earned a's Bast Mak- know, Canada | place to any of gar- ly one way to aits---come and the weather to argue that ne, the greater t. w will run 5.75, 6.50, 7.75 875 97 5, 11.75, 12.50, 13.50 and on up to 1675 ial favorites : i T'weed Tost Double-breasted front, full | )s runnidg into box-pleats 'at bottom "style, with stitched velvet and cloth eoves tucked into fancy cufis of inlaid ve rimmed, With. neat -buttons. Extrucspecid), | N 14 ulders, ful) » Tweed Coat--Close fitting around sh. » self-straps down back and front, fiy d cuffs, fine black velvet collar, lip nd forty-séven inches Tong. Extra special Comfortable Coats for Children . : it we have given nearly as much attentig e many effects for children's wear, as those for "grown-ups ?"° We are sure that we can perfectly fit and please your little girl--no, matter what age she is. be tween 2 and 16 years. Prices to morrow will run : 2.25, 2.49, 2.75. 3.95. 350, 3.75 and on up to 10.50, with these sper cial favorites : Light Grey Tweed Coat style, pleated back and ir "'mpipe" \ dou- ble breasted, with side pockets, sf - strap forming yoke at } , pipad with grey velvet, full s) s,.faney collar and cuffs, 1 i . throughout, for" 2 years 4.25 . Extra-gpecial, only .. . Light Grey Tweed Coat--Pleated faney yoke back and: front, buttoning close to neck, turn-down collar with velvet and fancy braid, full sleeves pleated into cuffs, trimmed with steel buttons; for 6 and 8 years. ' Extra-special 593 OBIY oaerorasirs ors xsttemnes. siensens OY - 2S andRang es A ---- arry the largestlassortment oves in the city, our prices reasonable. Examine 6ur before purchasing. Garland" Hall Heater wledged thé best Heater made BROS. 77 Princess St RASS, BRONZE OR ALUMIN fa SEND YOUR PATIE Quick William St; tal Co. Toronto Phone Mai! M Fi Sh -to-date Stock, Narrow, Medium Toes, Light and Heavy Soles Only : -- tton Heavy Sole, regular $5, now $3.75 cher, Heavy Sple, regular $5, now $3.75. ucher, Light Soie, regular $5, now $3.85 8, Heavy Sole, regular $5, now $3.78. icher Lace, Heavy and Single Soles : . ~ tow, Heavy Sole, regular $3.50, now $2.50 ucher, Slip Sole, regular $5, now $4 Light Sole, regular $5, now $3.75 oe, Light and Dressy, regular $5, now $ ecial Bargai ns, in sizes 94 and 10. es in above list of Men's Shoes, but We 0 t almost an y foot with a goed pair of 3 No Slater Shoes Reduced in plain figures and we guarantee the reduced price to be correct. ockett Shoe Store' a YEAR 73. NO. Absolstely Guaranted INDERWEA Ceetee Spring- Needle Penman's Stanfield's A These are the best makes known and we stand behind every one with an absolute guarantee. E. P. Jenkins Clothing Co. Queen's vs. Ottawa At 2.30 P.M. SATURDAY, NOV. 10th Quesn's Athletic Grounds 260, West Side and Grand Stand, 50c. East Bide, 25¢. Bleachers, 10c. Extra. Liberal Ward _ Liberal Ward Meetings for the election of sub-division Chairmen will be held in the Reform Rooms, Golden Lion Block, as follows :-- TUESDAY EVENING, Nov. 13 inst. at 8'o'elock. Nos. 1 and 2 Sydenham Ward. No. 4 Ontario Ward Nos. 5 and 6 St. Lawrence Ward Nos. 7, 8, ® and 10 Cataraqui Ward Nos. 28, 23, 24 and 25 Victoria Ward WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nov. 14th inst at 8 o'clock. No. 3 Ontario Ward Nos: 11, 12, 13, 14 and 15 Front- enac Ward . 16, 17, 18, 19, 20 and 21 Rideau Ward Kingston, Nov. 5th, 1906. * J. McDONALD MOWAT, President Kingston Reform Association The "Royal Scots" gomcers. CITY HALL Thursday Evening,Nov.8 MISS FLORIA DONALDSON Queen of __ Scottish Song. GEORGE NEIL Scotland's Greatest Tenor. FRED, HOWARD, V.L.C.B.S. Roidier Ventriloquist and Musical 'nter- Nos. tainer MISS McGREGOR Solo Pianist and Ac- Companist. See bills und 3 progranunes. Tickets, 75¢., 50¢c., 25¢ Plan at Uglow"s. We Guarantee to. Fit Your Feet! Durability and Style in Our Shoes liiews MILITARY BOOTMAKERS 84 Brock Street en of Golden Boot npr. TAKE NOTICE For a Hall Stove, Parlor Stove. Kitchen Range, or any other Stove come and see me as I have the largest stock 1 have ever had : also a lot of altars and Carpets. Everything TURKS: SECONDHAND STORE REAL ESTATE| OR INSURANCE H you want to buy, or sell City Property, see GEO. CLIFF, at 95 Clarence street, opposite Post Office. Miss K. Sullivan Ladies' Tail and Dressmaker, hax re moved from 105 Brock street, to 215 Princess street - opposite Opera House. DAILY MEMORANDA. See The superb values In fine Furs at Cuniplell Bros. Cheese Board, 1.30 p.m. Thursday. The sun rises Thursday at 6.44 a.m. and sets at 4.43 pm. Limestone Lodge, A.0.U.W. mects to- morrow night at eight o'clock. Court of Revision for Rideau Victoria, Wards, 2.30 p.m. ony City Council Chamber. : Practices at Whig ones, at 4 pun. adults at 8 pan. This day in history :--Mackenzie gov. ernment formed. 1873: Battle of Pen- sl 814 ; Battle Brandy Wine, Hall for the little to-morrow, and fur of Thursday aftep- Have tea, and take noon. something very nice home with you, only a cup of 10¢. admission. WHIG TELEPHONES. 243---Business Office. 229--Editorial Rooms, 292--J obbing Department, ---- Ed == "Bleu de Roi" The latest triumph in Ceramic Art A very handsome wide band, rich blue, speci- 'ally adapted for Dinner Sets Don't Fail $0 See it at Robertson Bros. It is worth the statement that we've been in business for nearly half-a-century. Our close connection with the In- dians, and trappers cf the Northern forests are jnterwov- en with the early history of Canadian fur interests, , We have, a reputation all over for the quality and value of our Furs, and the manner in which we consider the in- terests of customers on a par with our own, Experience counts. We know what we're about when we do the very best we can for you. We invite you to call and inspect our Beautiful Furs, ~. Write for Catalog B, JOHN McKAY - FUR HOUSE 149-163 BROCK STREET KINGSTON eT Assignee"s Sale Goods, Chattels and Stock in Trade of Wm. - Pollitt, Baker, on the premises, Collingwood street, near Earl, on Friday, November 9th 1906, at 10.30 a.m. Household Furniture Buggies, Bread Waggons and Sleighs, Bread Mixing Machine, Show Cases, Tools "of Trade, Groceries and General Supplies. JOHN H. MILLS, ' Auctioneer, . IMPORTANT Buy British Columbia Amalge- mated Coal Cd's. Stock at 25¢. befors the rise. 'Nov. 15th tp BOe. A few hundred dollars now may make & fortune. ] JOS. F. SWIFT, 3 FINANCIAL AGENT ROBERT J. REID 'THE LEADING UNDERTAKER 227 Princess St ET The hest of the season, Sweét Con- LE ens 3 y ag store. Fred there, i . cord blue grapes, large bas Crawiord. HIGHS WINS NOT A HEAVY VOTE REPUBLICAN LOSSES IN THE CITIES. Senator McCarren Put Up a Bitter Fight in Brooklyn Against Hearst, But He Carried the City By 4,000-- Tammany and Independence League Carry the Judiciary. New York; © Nov. T.<According to incomrlete returns from all over the state, 'Charles E. Hughes, thy republic can candidate, has been elected gov: ernor of New York State amd the Independence League, hy approximmte ly a plurality of 40,900 or more. Two vears ago Governor Hi~-ins was coeted on the republican ticket by 80,560. The latest figures seem to in above od 115,000, To ofi- this Mr. Méarst's plurality in Greater New Xork will be probably from 75,000 to 80.00, the Bronx will ex COVERNOR-ELECT HUGHES. In Brooklyn, where Senator Patrisk McCarren made "a itter fight st. Hearst, the ied the h by a small plurality, prob ; 000, Hearst has. a majority of nearly 70,000 in Manhattan and' the Lronx. Queen's co y which ia cluties Long lsland City, ha ne for Hearst by from 6,000 to &,000, and RidKmond (Staten sland) also } has piven the democratic candidate a nlurality. In the campaign liciary tic) lependence waged for the ju he. Tammany and In ue joint ticket has won over the non-partizhn candidates by hjr pluralitics. State Senator Thomas F. Grady, of Tammany Hall, \ has been re-elected over Thomas Rock. Throughout the state there has | been a falline off in the vote from 1901, which was a pre sidential year. The republican ticket showed the great loss in this respect, especially in the cities. The Latest Figures. w York, Nov. 7.--At an early hour Hughes' plurality, in . the 4 54,000. The Hearst news service save that Ghanler, democrat, is elected lieuten- ant-governor by 35000 plurality, and may have carried the rest of the de mocratic ticket with him, §{ Sketch Of Hughes. Born in 1462, the son of nu Baptist minister. Hughes taught school after his graduation from Brown University in 1881, until he could complete kis law education. For the first three or four years. of his practice he taught in night schools, and in 1801 he ae cepted a chair in the Comell Univer- sity Law School, in which he econ- tinned for two years. Affer his re turn to 'the practice of law, in 1803. he still occupied the post of special lecturer in the Cornell and Columbia law schools for a: time. In later years he demonstrated his ability ae an ox- aminer of witnesses and his exploits in turning on the searchlight on insur ance matters in New York, made him soon rank as a political leader. Results Elsewhere. New Jersey--Democrats congressman; delegation, 9 republicans, 1 democrat. ; Pennsylvania-- Stuart, governor. Democratic legislatures in -Florida, Texas, Oklahoma, Alabama. Michigan--Governor Warner and the entire reoublican state ticket have been elected by 60,000 to 100,000 ma jority. " Nebraska--Sheldon, ernor, s Indiang--Lerrislatare republican. West. Virginia--Legislature and con- gressnen. republican: ' Utah--Congressimen, republican. Kansas--Hoch, republican, governor. Massachusetts--Governor Guild, re- publican, re-elected by a éonsiderably increased plurality over last year. H¥mois or Legislature, republican, Sufulzki elected state treasurer, Dispatcher show that republicans have elected 126 ronmegmmens and the republican, republican, gov- s; We." democrats 116, of whom-96. ard Teom' the states, «The demperats A KINGSTON, ONTARIO, gained one. | pleasant to take that even little - -- have gained one in Maryland, one in New dprsey, one in Pennsylvania, and one in New York, wand the republicans one in Maryland, and one in Kentucky, making a democratic gain of five in HOW NEW YORK WENT. ¥ New York, Nov. 7.--Re- turns up to an early hour, this morning, indicate Hughes elected governor by 50, or more plurality. Hearst had a plurality of 95,000 in Greater New York, but Hughes carried the state. Chanler, demo- crat, was elected lieuten- ant-governor, with the re- mainder of the democratic ticket. The congressional elec- tions leave both parties much as they were with no marked gains for either si The U. S. Congress. Chicago, Nov. 7.-Dispatches up to 7.30 o'clock, this morning, show the re- publigans have blected 207 members of congress and the democrats 133, the miscifg districts number 27, nearly all of whith are mow represented by re publicans. ! PITH OF THE NEWS. The Very Latest Culled From All - Over The World. Berlin's ~~ population, according the assessor, is 12,141. The Baptist miseionary women are meeting in St. Thomas, John Goddard, of Hamilton, was killed by touching n live wire. It is rumored that John Milne will be the conservative 'candidate in East Hamilton, Memphis, Tenn., police mutinied against the -mayor, and the chief of the force was suspended, It is said the government will intro- duce legislation whereby the province will obtain a direct revenue from the mings. The Farpiers' and Miners' Bank, of Ladd, Illinois, was held up and rob- bed of $7,000 by two men, who 'es caped. Fhree Italian laborers were killed ond seven others badly hurt by an explosion of Hynamite at "Eatwyue, Quebec, At Cleveland, Dr. Edwin Deeman, who made a large fortune out of the manufacture of chewing gum, died on Tuesday. Rev. Father Lynch, for over fifty yoars a priest, is said to be about to retire at Port Hope. He is cighty four years of age. The case of John O'Meara, charged with perjury in the London election bribery case, at Tofonto, has been tra- versed till the next sessions, George Hilmer, a well-to-do farmer of Carlton township, Michigan, died, last nicht, of rabies. He was bitten by a mad dog Séptember 2nd. 'William Frezell, plasterer, St. Thom as, aged seventy, dropped dead just as he was starting for work. He leaves a widow and family in London. Before the Toronto Fifth Ward Con servative Associption, E. B. Osler, M.P., said ho expooted a dissolution of parliament before, Christmas next year. © At Ottawa the cabinet is considering its estimates for the financial year 1906:7, and hopes fo have these ready for presentation to the house shortly to we after the. opening of the coming ses sion, Charles McGill, formerly manager of the Ontario bank, as a result of the evidenoe'in his case in Toronto, yes- terday, was charged with theft from the bank, and committed to jail with out bail. Patrick handlers in Dolan, the foreman of grain clovator of the Wil liam Baird company, Brooklyn," fell into a pit containing three thousand bushels of grain and was smothered to death : With his dog ving on the breast of his dead nw , BO Won om hunger that he could searcely move, the body of John - Bunting was found in the woods near Canterbury, N.B. Bunting went hunting on Thursday last, an] had been missing since: At Hamilton, Ohio, fire, on Wednes day, destroyed the dry goods stores of C. D. Mathews & Oo... Holsbrooke & Co., and T., V. Howell & Sons, and the Second National Bank. It is be lieved evervthing in the path of the flames will be destroyed. It was esti mated the los swill " reach $5,000,000, Try Bibby's For Underwear. Men's merino shirts. and drawers, 80c., Tbe., 81 Australiay 25 168. Sanitify wool fledce underwear, 35¢.; She. and T3ec. * Men's pure wool combination snits, $2.50 to 81. : : } wool underwear," 81, 81. our large underwear business. The | D. Bibby Co. Ready On The Shelf. 's where youll find "Nerviline' So cil dren will ery for it. Bo certain cure coighs, sudden colds and tight chest: that thousands of bottles are used every day. Polson's Nerviline does prevent illness, it does ese pain and inflammation, and being handy will save worry and keep down the Tha in every well regulated household, quarter at all dealers, The West bargain wa ever offered ia 5 line, of Jents 25 Yo tent Shae, ayy 'sole, for $3.75. tt whoe store. « 5 . nthe Sr TT nie = WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7 242 'of the 385 districts, a bone. Thousands upon thousands L It's our splendid values that cave 'doctor hills. Largo' hottlos sold for & are, 2c. al AWFUL ORD HEARTLESS CZAR THE OFFENCE, COULD NOT GIVE TERRORIST'S NAME. Men the First, Women the Second and Children the Third on the List of Vieti loodshed in Most Brutal FoPm---Innocent People Slaughtered, Who Could Not Answer a Question Put By Their Intended Mur. derers. St. Petersburg, Nov, 7.--Five hun- dred men, women and childven, econ- stituting the population of the of Drostenholer, Esthland, are in peril of being shot by order of the czar be- cause they are unable to give the au- thorities the name of an unknown man who. murdered their mayor, The murder wns committed in church before the horror-stricken people by a Stranger who entered suddenly and withdrew 'as quickly. The bloody work done, he seized a" team and waggon that, at the moment he emerged from the church, drew up at the door; and putting a revolver to the driver's head, ordered him to carry him into the depth ofthe forest. The drive lasted six hours and the driver suid not a word was spoken during the journey, Three days later a detachment of Cossacks arrived in 'the village and all males between the ages of fourteen utd eighty were commanded to turn village out. - The captain gave them fifteen minutes t6 nate' the murderer, the name. not forthcoming, two citizens were to die. As Ho one knew the mur- derer, the demand could not be satis fied. At the expiration of the time, the officer ordered the schoolmaster, Lzyon by name, to prepare dor death, also the farmer that had driven the stranger to the "forest, hey were shot 'at the end: of an hour, and in the meant they wore compelled to dig their own gitives; 15 h- After tho wanton murders, the tap: tain read 'a proclamation by the czar, stipulating that unless the name was given next day, nine males must die. On the third day, three times that number were to be killed, and so forth, until-the male population was wiped out. If, by that 'time, the murderer had not been apprehended, the women and finally the children were to be shot. At this writing 167 males have heen executed. Alaskan Prosperity. Washington, Nov. 7.--Since its purchase by the United Stated Alaska has produced mearly $60,000,000 of furs, §50,000,000 dollars of salmon, more than 890,000,000 of gold and many other produets. Claim jumping which has been the bane of more than one of the large placer camps in Alas- ka will be entirely abolished in Yukon territory, under the provisions of the new mining code. Compulsory arbitra- tion is about to do away with mining legislation, Great Shortage Of Coffee Crop. Santos, Nov. 7.~Commissioners ap- pointed by government to make an es- timate of the cofige crop will furnish a startling report as to the shortage rin fact the crop this season falls so fort that tie report will state the frop is a complete failure. The yearly crop in Santos and the Parana river | up to the present yielded about 18. 000,000 bags, but this season 3,000,000 | bags cannot be placed on the market while the coffee is of inferior quality, Refused Butchers" Demand. Vienna, Nov, 7.-A deputation from tha Austrian Butchers' Association, vesterday, asked "the minister of agri culture to permit the importation of meat front the United States and oth of countries, in order to 'meet the shortage due to the closing of the Servian frontier. It is reported the minister declined 6 accede to the butchers' demand. 2 -- Michigan's Record Beet Crop. Lansing, Mieh., Nov. 7.-The total beet crop this season in this state will amount to 245,000,000 pounds. barm- ors and sugar: manufacturers 'will reap a rich harvest as the crop is a record of beet lunes thiz year will pay as much af $80 an aere while it is expected that the full crop in the state will vield $7,000,000, Blake Murder Trial Watertown, N.Y,, Nov. 7.The trial commenced to-day of Paul Blake, who is charged with the murder of George Machuga. The erime wan a revolting one and fhe courthouse was packed at the opening of the proceeding with parkons. anxious to see the prisoner who has pleaded not guilty to the in- dietment, ALLY When the tip of a dog's nose is cold and moist that dog is not sick. feverish dry nose means sickness with a dog. And so with the human lips. Ury, 'eracked 'and colorless line mean feverishness, and are an well {llgp- pearing. To have btautiful, velver Tike lips, apply at bedtime & coating of Dr. 8Bhoop's Green Salve, Tt will soften and eal any skin ailment, Get a frie trial box of our store, wid be convinred. Tarae nickel capped Gruesome Discovery is Repoited From Haileybury., Haileybury, Ont., Nov. 6.-Two men have just been found dead in a shiek, and had apparently been 'dead for four or five days, dir naties were the Tribune, published for several years at Mattawa, and the other was George White, a stonemason, but ho inquest has been held, as it is supposed there had been heavy deink- ing, and they died alone there from the cold and exposure, Mr. Porter, was a well eduiented man, and at one time a 'church 'of Encland clergyman, Chief of Police Paul took 'charge of the remains. He came here from Kingston where he formerly lived. DRUG CLERK'S MISTAKE. Baby Killed By Morphine at Montreal, Montreal, Nov. 7.---Owing to a mis take in compounding a prescription. the nine-months-old child of Mrs. Max Wener, 92 Clarke street, Mile End, is dead, The drug clerk gave ine instead of calomel, as prescribed by a doctor, and the little one fell into a stupor from © which she did hot re cover... The coroner will hold an ine quest, EVERYTHING REPUBLICAN. Th.s Appears to Be the Latest News. Albany, N.Y., Nov. 7.--Late returns received here give increased plaralitiss for. My. Hughes up the state. In many of the commties the others on the re- publican state ticket held up well, running ahead looks as if though the entire republi- can tivket is elected. ---------- Confesses Murders And Thefts. San' Francisco, Nov. 7.--lLouis Dab- nor has confessid to Chief of Detec- tives Duke that he and 'John Siem- on Jeweler Behrend, last Saturddy, had committed a number of the crimes that recently have startled the ety, He stated that he and Siemsen killad William Pfitaner and ~ William Friede, snd murdered Cashier M. and also robbed Dr. T. D. W, ( though for this erime ano wan i now serving "imprisonment. Debmer made a fnll 'and free statement rve- garding «I and other crimes for which he. and Siemsen had been sus- pocted 'since their arrest. Dabner sta ted that the ghotint taken from the Japanese Bank was $4,200. : Flirtation Flats. Milwaukee, Wis., Nov. 7.~-Louis Auer & Son will eréet a novel build- ing on Fifteenth street, a "bachelor and bachelor maid" apartment. Jt will be four storeys high, containing in all forty apartments, and have two wings, ono side for bachelors, the other for Bughelor maids, and the centre for 'thedchaperons. Auer & Son po to offer a month's rent as a yonus to any of. the occupants who marry Whilé tehants of the building. It was the Aucts who a vear avo built apartments for families with children and placed a bonus on babies by offering un month's rent for every child horn in the #tructure, ---------- Burned 'In Belleville. Belleville, Ont., Nov. 7..The large barn and stables of the Windsor ho- tel, together with a smaller barn, | owned by Hugh Howie, cheese inspect ior, were burned early this morning. The fire is believed to have been in- cendinrv. Loss, including the con- tents of 'both barns, nearly $5,000: in- surance, 21,600. About midnight two strangers were frightened away from a residence in another part of the cifv and, this morning, it was found | a deliberate attempt had been made to { fire the barn belonging to the house. To Attack Witnesses. Payie, Nov. 7.--Sensutional develop mentd are anticipated at the hearing of the Castellane divoree suit, to-day, Convinced that all "hope of a recon cilintion has gone forever, it aprarent | lv is the intention of the count's at torneys to: open a vicious attack on the countess' Withesses, Helen Gould i» here giving support and "comfort to her sister during the painful ordegl. ' Traversed To Next Session. Toronto. Nov. 7.--John O'Meara and Tom Lewis, accused of bribery in Lon- don investigation, were brought be- fore criminal aseizes and cases travers ed till next sessions. Bail -was increas. ed, O'Meara was, yestérday, arrested, at the Union station, for drunkeness and was taken to. the cells but was af-. terwards released, Serious Trouble On Island. 8t, Petersburg, Nov. 7:--Serious dis turbances have occurred between Rus. signs. and Japafiese in Saghalien, the island which was partitioned by Rus- sia and Japan, by the Portemouth treaty of peace, A report received here says that the Russian transport Koluma has been sunk. Pears, Pears, Pears. Extra fine proserving pears, also choice table pears. J. Crawford, In A Bad State. a 4 Ottawa, Nov. T.--Johmitone, of thé St. Patrick's football elab, is in precarious condition as the result ot a fractured skull which is believed to have been received in' the game with Montreal last Saturday. wid 3 Thomas G. Porter, formerly editor of | The 'coroner made an examination, | in some instances, It | sen, arrested with him for an assault |. merchants, robbed the Japanese Bank |; hy. Lb carelessly. To achieve it, a great thing. To show E we have achieved Blanket qualities, in white und $1.15 to $1.50. veludine the celebrated Comforts, which every house keeper should see. Price, $3.50. el Toe ; t Steacy's Popular Store. DIED. ni BATESON.~In Kingston, op Nov. ath 1906, Matthew Bateson. Ln late residencs, Funeral from his Clergy St. West, on Thurs: o'clock, 10 & Cutarag ames' church, thence {0 Cemetery BN ( MARRIED. SPOOR~] NY May «¥ uy % Wo! Spoor, to Miss Suse C. * both of Marysville, Wolfe Island. ---------------------- PE me STE GRAND OPERA HOUSE THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8ih The Big Melodramatic Novelty Nettie The News Girl A Splendid Company, Headed Ly : MISS ISABELLE LOWE Scenic Investiture U rpusned. | Every Act Carried in ie roty. PRRCIAL 15.95.85-50 JuiiNe © Seats now on Sale. MONDAY, NOYEMBER 12th Chas. H.: Yale Atbusement Cop Pi The New Musical Hurrah i - PAINTING THE TOWN Written for Liaurhine Purposes Sixty People in the Cast HEADED BY 4 HALLIDAY AND LEONARD is not bie, of Og ig Costuries, Maen it Soemiry. Prices, 25¢., 80c., 75¢:, $1. Heats on Sale ,! Nov. 14th--* CESS BEGGAR." Ta New Arrivals

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