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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-03
Determined to Die.

CHICAGO. October 2.-Last night Theo
dore Ferstenberg jumped from the Indiana
street bridge into the river Bridge Ienu
err McGrew jumped in after him and q
fierce struggle cnsued, McGrew trying 70
rescue the would-be suicide and the lattel
frbting against it, whilea crowd gathered
on the bridge and looked on at the tr9seu{
FINALLY Ferstenberg broke away ana s"uA
IN rise no more alive. His BODY was re
covered about an hour later. terslcilo ,.,l" oei
belonged TO a very prominent ldii'lis ~ ~
Germany, and five years ago vas Il .u'oi,f. ny.
ro1nt,.v but met financial reverseS al
eyerv turn. the end being despondency ana
leafh i'm the river.
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British oninlons on Ireland,s ramIne.

LONDON, October 2.-The 81. James ca
cite to-day prints an article commentlhg III
sneerinr manner upon the movement in
America TO establish a fund for the rehel
of famine sufferers in ireland. II says that
the movement is simply dodge to secure
the Irish vote.
The Pal Mall gazette rebukes the Times
for its articles denying tina. the condition
of affairs i'm ireland is such as to warrant
apprehensions of scarcity of food Inc
Grzstie asks: Does Jackson's airy scamp
er. Balfour's placid absence from ireland,
or the eager skepticism of the Times prove
that there is no famine in Ireland
The star SAYS: America shames us. Ihe
establishment Of a British fund TO relieve
the distress in ireland is imperative.
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n-.n.lron. - In sylncy-

SYDNEY. y. =. ". October "A hre
broke out ia this city last night and despite
the efforts ofthe frcmen aud the assistance
rendered them by citizens the flames spread
rapidly and extended over large area on
Pitt. CastlcrauCh, Moors and Hunter
streets Among the buildings destroyed
were the city bank. the Atheu~um club
and the warehouses of Dart y Sons. Ball
* Co. Gibbs * Co. and Lawler X Rich
ardsou A uumhcrol other business houses
were injured Thc damage is estimated at
ID 500 UOU
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PRESIDENT, nominations.

WASHINGTON. ID. e.. October % During
the ten months session just closed Prcsi-
don't Harrison sent 1850 nominations 90 the
Senate. of which all but twelve were con-
frmed AS many of these nominations
contained names oi more than one person,
they represented about $500 appointments.
The nominations include the appointments
in connection with the census, nearly AN OF
which are temporary in their nature lu
tle first session of the F0riy-nuth Con.
-ress. which lasted eight months, Presi-
dent Cleveland sent tO the Senate 2,6t
nominations
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-03
TERsE TELEGRAMs.

The total population Of the State Of New
Hampshire is 325, ,S21; an increase Of >. .S;'6
II is stated at the Treasury Department
that the decrease in the bonded debt of the
United States during the past month, VIZ
sac 3i6 24l. was greater than in any month
since the period of refunding operations
under Secretary Sherman, the nearest ap
nroach 10 it being S26.5O3, $50, in the month
of October, lSSS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-03
Teemer WINS the Race.

PIrrsBUGc, PA, October "A spe-
cial from East Liverpool, o., says that
the race there to-day between Teemer
and Hanlan was won by the former,
Teemer landing easily at the finish.
The race was for 900, which was
subscribed by the citizens of East Liv-
erpool, and was given as an additional
attraction to the fair now at that place.
No time is given in the race, as it was a
one-mile Scull down stream, and the
steamboats, containing the Judges could
not keep up the pace.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-03
Railroad News,

The Pittsburg, Cincinnati, Chicago and
St Louis Railway came into official exist
ance Wednesday in the offices oft the Penn
sylvania Company, the Pittsburg, Cincin-
matt and St. Louis having become extinct.
II is estimated that the cost entalling by
the change of tickets, blanks, letter heads,
manifests, reports, etc, Of the initials Of
several roads on cars, locomotives and
other property will alone amount to sew
cral thousand dollars. The stationary Of
all kinds used on the road has been
changed, and the initials on thelocomotives
and cars will be.
Engineer Wilson, of the Wheeling and
Lake Erie, is in the city to-day and une-
equivocally denied the assertion made in an
interview published in the GGzettc that the
Wheeling and Lake Erie had made a
freight agreement with the p. Il. K. Co,
by which it would not be competing line
He says that the c. x Il. has not now and
never will enter into a collusion with the
=. Il. Il. Co OF which it is entirely indie
pendent and is to be operated in competi-
iion with it. and the natural result will be
cheaper freight rates in this part OF the
Ohio Valley.-Sicitlcnrl Herald.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-03
Idaho Election.

Boise CRY. Ipmo, October2.-Ihe est
mate of the vote Of Boise City. IN lIano
county, gives "a Republican majority oil l''
ON the entire State ticket. Bingham re-
turns give the Republican ticket majority
of 300. In Boise county. returns from lour
nrecincts give Wilson. Democrat, for Con-
aress. twelve majority same precincts
cave Hawlev. Democratic delegate in lS>N,
twenty majority. Incomplete returns irom
five counties give Sweet Republican, Tor
Congress. $50 majority. Meagre returns
Indicate the Legislature will stand thirty
Repubicans ami twenty-five Democrats.
Republicans claim the State by 300 ma
ioritv. Returns received show large gains
for the Republicans over the vote of lS>S
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-03

PHILADELPHIA. October 2.-Counsel Tor
Carl II. Mayer, proprietor of the Ereninl
ami Morning Gd-citc. Yesterday began sult
for libel against the TGDcblutt, of which pa
per Louis Werner is editOr-in-chief Mayer
wishes 20 recover from Werner S1OWO
damages for alleged libellous and malicious
articles published In the Tdgcbldt, inluring
his character and business. The trouble
was caused by dispute between Mayer
and his foreman. which was taken up by
Topographic No /, who boycotted Mayer
and attempted TO take away advertisers
and subscribers from the paper. Union
members on the Tdgebl0tt were alleged TO
have caused the insertion of the hbellous
articles.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-03
nestrnctiye Prairie Fires.

Dickinson. y. D.. October 2.-Last night
terrific prairie fires were raging east and
south OF here Near Gladstone several
farmers have lost all their wheat, oats and
hay. Reports to-day indicate there was
great loss north Of Richardson. n party
has been formed to guard the town. Sev-
eral farmers west Of here have lost all their
rrnns-
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piIIed for a Lynching.

FEANKFoRr, IND. October ~ !li' me
DEPUTY Marshal George W. blru Wa I'm e..A
ing Arthur Palmer. a suspeclcSE .'o, - =
shot Rird under the right arm, inillcting I
fatal wound Though mortally hurt, BIRD
bnn, n, 10 his prisoner until assistance ar,
rived. A lynching is feared when Bird
dies.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-03
run DESERTED CAPITOL.
Its Halls are silent. Save the swish of the
Broom and Noise of the Scrubbers.


Broom and Noise of the Scrubbers.
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. October Tho
Capitol this morning was almost de-
sorted. A few Sicht-seers were I'm the
corridors. and in the rotuuda a small
army of scrubbcrs was engaged I'm the
task OF cdacing from the walls and
steps the evidences of the wear and tear
OF q ten months session. and q few
newspaper men wandered around hop
ing against hope that some scrap of
news would repay them FOR their visit,
lu the Senate Chamber not q Senator
appeared. and only the uoiseof the page
boys was heard as they prepared the
files of Che Record, etc., for binding
Mr. Owens, of Ohio, was the only
member iu the House. lie sat in "a cloud
of dust raised by the men engaged in
sweeping Cine hall. attending to his cor
re>pOndcucc.
lu the committee rooms the clerks
werc bu>iiy employed attending 10 the
business of the chairmeu. ranking doe
umeuts and answering letters But the
air OF "fl.l house cleaning pervaded
every nook and corner of the huge
building
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injected with mug. aud Thieves.

SrokANE FALLS. WASH. October 2.-Thc
town of Olkesdale fO miles from here, has
of late been Infested with thugs and cut
thr0ats. whom Che authorities were totally
unable OBJ hold iu check. Many 0urgllrieS
have been committed. Thugs have threat
euci t0 burn the town, and good citizens
have oeer organizing for its defense Yes
teraav am old time Vigilance Committee
wa, organized and three mou ordered To
leave town u i5 minutes. They left There
is great excitement The town is well
guarded to prevent any acts of revenge.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-03

Bo,roN. October o The local United
States authorities acting neutrality-suspicious.
from Washington have begun "a stringent
Enforcement of the new law relating To- lot
terics, and yesterday advised the news
papers % receive no more advert sements
pcrtaiuing to git enterprises.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-03

LtN-iNe. NlCu. October "A trio of
c0uutcricitcrs, who have been flooding thl,
vicinity with bogus silver dollars of the
date of l~rg were captured at North Lans
ing last night Charles Wesley Hastings
the leader of the gang. is veteran of Com
nluv O.. Seventy-secoud Ohio lntautry,aud
sas been engaged iu business in a small
way at ST. Johns His accomplces are
Silas and Ben Hulitt The gang were sur
pr.sod iu their room in the very act of run
ming tlc base coin with all their dies,
ladies' and metal The newly made dol
lars We're stu hot from the mo.ds when
captured All three are desperate charac-
tcrs and attempted resistance. but were
driven into "a corner before the guns Oi the
officers and haudcufed They viii Oe taken
to Detroit tomorrow 90 appear before the
United States Comm s,iOucr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-03
RIVER RIPPLES.
News About the Boats and Boatmen on
the Ohio.

The marks at the landing. last evening,
injicated feet : inches and falling. At
Pittsburg the marks were feet u inches
and stationary: at Brownsville > feet ]
inch and stationary. and at Mercer 6 inches
and falling.
The towboat Sentinel IS m the hahds OF
the United States Marshal at caro-, anu
Iii he sold bv him. There are claims Of
soo0 against her She was libeled by the
ROY but other claims have been present
cd She is valued at 5000.
can, Cooper. Of the Andes, who has been
q, The river over fifty years, says he can
yar'ember -. events transpiring forty to NIFTY
,sa,.s much better than those taking place
within the past year or two. He mas a
wonderful memory, and his talks on Old
time events are entertaining.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-03
un11rnrt The world.s Fair.

BRUSSELS. October 2.-The. iadePeHd1e,93ec 1,3.
Rsior saws that the adoption Of the Mchln-
lev tariff bin ensures the failure OF the
Worlds Fair at Chicago, as II VIII oe d
needless and hopeless expense lor lore's"
nations 10 send exhibits there
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-03
shot His wife Dead.

TROY. y. Y, October 2.-James Denton, l.,il,
lli,-inc- for miles from Saratoga, on the line
Of the Mt. McGregor railroad shot ms
wife dead and then killed himself inns
afternoon. He is believed to have been III
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-03
WORTH 4 DOZEN DIMES

The Character Reception at the Young
Mems Christian Association building
Market and Twentieth streets, Will take
place tonight and a very pleasant affair II
will be. The admission will be dime.
Music will be furnished by Mrs. Geo, b
Caldwell. Mrs Flora Williams, Miss Alma
Conner. Prof Goldby and Prof. Shockey,
and recitations will be given by Prof.
Earle 4 Whitley. an elocutionist Of recog-
nized ability. The choicest refreshments
viii be served by young ladies attractiyely
ottired 10 represent some character. The
Measure one can find at the Association
buildinr will be worth dozen dimes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-03

Lori,vuir. Ky. October AT Prince
ton. Ky. yesterday Earnest Humphreys
shot and killed Dick Mouer, both col0red.
Humphreys was placed I'M Jail. and last
night mob of negroes took him out and
hung him. Humphreys had killed % man
rtrnfsfnrr-'
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Na,ionsiLoague.

At ucmuati-Ciucinnat 8, Boston
f e.: earned runs. I and 3: hits, n and :;
errors. and /; pitchers. RhincS and
Nichols: umpire. Strict
At New York -PittSburg J., Brooklyn
90. pitchers, Anderson, Terry and Foutz;
earned. Brooklyn /; hits. g and 10; cr-
rorS. Pitt>hurg 6: umpire. Lynch.
AT Cleveland Cleveland ., Philadel-
phia %. hits. and g; errors, and /;
earned. Cleveland /; pitchers, Young
and Gleason. umpire. McQuaid.
40 Chicago Chicago z. New York 81;
pitchers. Hutchinson aud Sharrott; hits,
and q. errors. each; earned. Chicago
. Umpire. Powers
Association.
At Tolcdo-Tolodo .. Rochester /;
hit, and 9: errors. Toledo I; earned,
Toledo ]; pitchers. Healy and Barr.
Umpire. Curry.
At Columbus Columbus 10, Athletics
.: hits. "a and 8: errors. and .: earned,
3 and 1; pitchers, Green and I.acSey.
Umpire. kcriuS.
Az ST. Louis-St. Louis Is: Syracuse 3.
Pitchers. Stivetts and Keefe. Hits, o
and 3. Errors. 1 aud .. Earned, 3
each. Umpire Emslic.
Players League.
At Chicago Chicago 4. New York O;
pitchers. Baldwin aud Crane; hits, 3 and
3: errors. and 4; umpireS, Knight and
Jones.
AT BufIaIo-BuiTalo 3, Brooklyn 2;hitS,
Is and g; errors, and 3: earned runs, ]
e1rh. uifcherS. Cunningham and Sow
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-03

SEW Nu.S. October 2-rhc folowiu-
circular ll, been issued from The Office Oi
tae Sew NCrS Central * Hudson River
/ Railroad.
CENTRAL * Hrp,oN RIVER R. Is.
OFFICE 1F THHD Woe President,
NrW YORK. October o. l~yO
n. M>.r, D. Iawo. GNl0' Manager,
rH.Htr. VOORHEES,. Gucfr' >HprHflidsnf.
WHf.r kfur. ttiH Engineer. rHfFH Bn-
ctrnrl. Superintendent Motrr pur.rrnd
Rolling >'.r.-
The rccent strike. the acts of law 'es,ucss
committed u connection Herewith. the
published corre-u -uoudence between the
leaders OF thc organization that ordered
.t. and the fact that many men now seek
Iur unemployment state that they
Quit work from fear of per-
soual violence. aud did not dare To-
resume work. for the same reason. compel
the management of this company 90 am
u0uuce that it objects to its employees being
members of the organization known ms the
KNIGHTS of Labor The management is
satisfied that membership iu this plrticu-
iar organization is iucunsi stcut with faith
ful and efficient service TO- the company,
and DO is likelvat any time to prevcutit from
properly dischargiuc it's duties t0 tine pub
Ec You win at once take such action as
w.l bring This circular t0 the attention OF
the employees m Your respective depart
meuts
SIGNED H. WALTER WEHH
Third Vice President
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-03

WuAr's better for wound than salvation Oh .,
Z -.''.'' 'e, ans,v,r.. what We answer. 'Noth'
H., 50 saw we an Of us. SO say We allt Only
- ITS
moor unfortunate M Milwaukee Is said 20
- ~ s0,eeled himself 90 death. Alas poor
feature living ia the light Of the nine zee nth
century and never heard of DI- Bun '4uSu
syrup. Well. this Is more thHh L-yP'i'N u''
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-03

AT Steubenville, Wednesday after
noon, was solemnized the wedding of
Miss Emma North and Mr.. j. r. An
drews, of San Antonio, Tex. A recep-
tion followed the ceremony, after which
the newly married couple left for San
Antonio. Mr.. Andrews was formerly
of Wheeling, and was in the employ Of
HabronLy Rros jewellers
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-03

ENTERTAINED HER fRlEND>.
Miss Kate Kossuth, of the South Side,
entertained the Klendenning Club at
her home on South Jacob street, last
evening. Dancing and games, with re-
freshmentS served at intervals during
tthe evening. contributed toward max
ing it one Of the most enjoyable meet
ingS of the club.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-03
FAST FLYING FEET.

The Bachelor Club gave the opening
hop of their winter programme at
Franzheim's Hall, last evening. Prof.
ChaS. Killmeyer oiliciated at the piano
in his usual faultless style, and dancing
was INDUCED in until 1890, when all
repaired to Durst'S. where splendid
supper awaited them, and to which
they did full Justice. Returning to the
hall, dancing was resumed. and con
tinued until an early hour this morn
fpp
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-03
THE MAZE OF MIRTH.
The Social Happenings About the City
Yesterday.

Misses Fannie and Gertrude Merge
entertained a number of their friends
at their home on North Main street,
last Wednesday evening. Progressive
euchre occupied the attention of those
present until midnight, when the prizes
were awarded and refreshments served
and discussed. A pleasant season Of
social conversation followed, the young
folks departing for home at season
able hour.
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CONTINUED on Third Page. [
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-28

Mrs. Hetty Williams and dsughtef Ars
making great preparations for Eastsr.
They have some very beautiful deeigno
that they are making up Tor the different
churches.
The man going around taking IN our
people en- the advertising scheme dosa
mot represent the cOlored people nor Tia
Twilight. Editor BriEckley k vigorously
pushing biz plans and will Issue busi'
sss directory, ~ announced feW week1
ago The white man, who b now clain-
Ing to be getting ono up ID working Tor
himself. Mr.. Brinckley he's not given
up the idea, 10 the canvasssr he's informed
several colored business men.
Mr.. Joseph Price celebrated hia birth
day ON Tuesday evening, the 25th inst
A party OF friends and relatives rendered
him . handsome surprise party at his
residence, which contained some oash
and several valuable presents. The social
bevy comprised nephews and old aud
young friends. After merry time ives
INDUCED in the visitors adjourned wish.
ing him many bright anniversaries.
Mr.. A. Worthington Brincklcy. editor
Of she Twilight was invited 10 . social
gathering composed Of some of our most
influential aud progressive business men
last Monday evening.
During the evening he was pre-.
sented with Q handsome gold pen and
handle, - token Of appreciation Of bis
Journalistic ability.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-28
|FIE'pa EDITION
Levy Court,


N ne u Levy. Ley Court me. TIL. fOr,,,,,
av.sV O'Clock, all the memba,. .'Vn
present. A number Of trspsf.,,n "a,
correction Of number Of p,na. aud Y
essess,neat were made, whsn !. 80. %
MM onsret TO reluco tha nse s.ouua
William Jenks Fell iu Mn notf,J
arsa from s26.9s0 to s2l,slo III NY, ny
AKuea by several members ,h,. N
property, which included tbe NJ. y
wine springs, was very valuable . Dl,ad
yearly increasing In value. Tsa saa u
70 reduce was lost. Mr.. Fall w..
piled to 10 assessed a poll tar ,r,, ~.
decided that he would have ~ W. wv
person 10 DO assessed a poll tax -pp9
On motion OF Mr.. Rlissop a .o
lana In White Clay Creek yin.a..
assessed TO George W. Grow.
stricken from the as,essment ,sa
being assessed IN Psacader IIppj,,d' SAY
On motion OF Mr.. Wier se,sn .
land assessed to Nelson c lsn ag'es
sssessed a. q. 900. was Transferred I n ~ n
Harlan q HollinRsworlh Comnarr
On iaotlon OF Mr.. Shallcro,s 4, 49,
perty OF Samuel NJ. Hno., ST G ,0s p
HUNDRED, assessed at 81, OOv was nS,.s
Chairman Grub, calling NJ, n.,
cross TO the chair, moved ,b,t ,hs sa y.
perty OF Joseph W. Guest, Brasg M "
y undred, Assessed At t2,70O 70 rs..5
es. 200. Tho motion wa, sdoDt.i '''Sa
Charles Ii. Clifford, youclei 6ar h, a
NJ. Leitch, was placed upon The esco,
ward assessment. |'>'''
Richard W. Thompap. T.n,h IVA,
was placed upon the Mses,Heut. yourh,
for by Hugh johnson.
On motion OF Mr.. wIer, George 4 M,
Carly and Richard HAggerty were \
eepted ~ sureties for Elwar yeC,rl
constable for Mil Creek Hunarsl
David II. Adams was placed upou Il
Second ward assessment, voush.d for \
Hugh johnson.
John y. Sparrow Was yorcs.a iu
W. II. Pierson and plarcl upon tn.
sessment Of the Seventh ward.
A communication wa read from Z,
ina l.. We!din, treasurer OF the iouu
pAthic Hospital, thanking lie Id
Court for Its donation of 400 lsst I'd
and kindly soliciting Ike favor for d
looming year.
| Joseph Yarnall was placed upon IL
assessment OF the Second ward, youchs(
fer by Joseph 4. Martin.
| Arthur W. Turner, vourhes fer d
Ssth Feastet, was placed upon the u
sessrnent of the Sixth ward.
This Afternoon thu prlioneri' feed \
duction and reduction Of the tsses
ment OF the three farms beiong,ug TO II
Lobdell Car Wheel Company viii
considered.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-28

George L. Ferguson, the well-known
manufacturer Of pure CONNECTIONS at No.
IL East Second street, has added . pop
corn manufactory to his already large
establishment. It is his intention to
manufacture all kinds of pop corn goods
OF the finest material ind in the best
manner. Mr., Ferguson was Induced to
embark In this brsnch OF the business
from tho fact that 1t is the greatest
trouble TO secure fr.t-class goods OF this
kind, and rs it Is his desire TO supply his
customers with nothing except the best
that can be made, be determ ned to estab-
lish Q factory himself 1t is fitted up
with everything needed for the business,
AID 10 the first industry OF the Kind ever
established In this State. Every article
made in this department, the same as In
all others of his establishment will be
fresh every day and guaranteed free from
all authorizations or poisonous coloring
matter,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-28
WILSON'S
Undertaking rooms.or6 King St
Telephone Signal, 1863.
~ Open all night
IA. WILSON. Funeral Dirsot or.
nAMBUHGERs'.

Childfen's Suits are per.
fectly irresistiblel Whether
in novelty kits, Jersey
Suits, School Suits. Dress
Sui's, Confirmation or First
Communion Suits. Every
feature of our superb stock
breathes childish affection.
Can't help loving a child we
rig out. New things coming
In, and trade gaining every
day. Little Boys knee
pants suits all the way from
$3.50 up to SO. BigBoys
preparing Tor the Sacraments
are mostly with rs. We
honestly believe that three
fourths Of the boys to be
confirmed or make their
first Communion will veal
Hamburgers' Suits. CAM
buy the like anywhere else,
Suits for big boys, long
pants, ages IA TO IS years
prices from $500 up to $I5
No matter how low thu
price, the goods are right
This we guarantee.
i Special lot Of Boys knee
. pants suits, about Is, al
: ages, suits carried over from
: last Spring, and sold all thu
: way from $3.50 to $500 ant
$500, we throw them al
together tomorrow and give
! you your choice for $500.
b A special line Of No.
|; unlaundsred Shirt Waists
sizes 4 years to ID, for 25c