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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-16
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-16

j. II. Udell, manager of the collections
for Lombard Investment company of
Kansas City, is stopping at the Man
haitian.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-16

r. l. Merrill. residing near Farley in
Lincoln township, well known and pros
porous stock raiser and farmer Of thar 10
caIity, was transacting business a; the
court house yesterday.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-16

There IS q movement on foot b. eastern
parties 70 Feat q large building ca Aaia
street. 10 cCIlEsrr - 3DtO al opera house
ana 20 e. a5iists q g0o@. company here 20
gire weekly performances tbs year roua1
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-16

Sheriff A1Es Geps.ties ars still affer
Dave Sprssue. AID they arc alter h!n
hax3. tGa- SIR 4 cit sats he is GONG TO
get n.u4 +, such thing oau Dc aeegn-
plished wISA d. gsncs aud perseverance
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-16
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-15
A Protest Against Lynch Law.

Senator PETER today presented . petit
ton Of colored citizens Of Manhattan. Kan, de-
ploring the failure Of the general government
to adequately protect the colored race In its
constitutional rights in that mob or
lynch law has been permitted TO take
the place of regular form OF judicial
procedure and that trial by Jury for members
OF that race accused or even suspected Of crime
has practically ceased In many park OF the
country. The petition declares that clan legis-
ation by the states virtually abroesring and
multiplying the provisions Of the Constitution
has gone on unrebuked by the general gov
eminent; that the systematic robbery and
murder Of colored men has continued for years
with scarce protest from Congress, and that
they are unable TO bring the guilty parties 10
justice, by reason Of the failure OF the general
government 70 secure TO the citizens of every
state a republican form Of government
Their petitions for redress Of grievances, they
say, have been spurned or ignored until the old
doctrine that a colored man has no rights which
white man is bound to respect SCENE TO be
the belief If not the profession OF their white
fellow-citizens. In conclusion, the petition de-
mands equal rights before the Law, equal pro-
lection, one law for black, white, &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-15

DIED.

DIED.
6h on .Ss.s s.S. sSn: 4 ss .
aged ssysnfy ., y.r , -.,s.,o. II. r,.v,p,s
and friends invited % attend. New YORK ard
BROWN. On June Il. 1880. HEsTELIA Brown:
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
GALLAN. On wednesday. JUNG Is 1877 q
9'sl9sf m, at his residence. Mr.. MICHAEL r.
Notcs Of funeral hereafter.
oSS9NNNIEILL On Tus:d.y June a , iss2 Dr. B. y.
Funer.l .sryices vii be he'd :. he chapel. oaf I'm
rs ooioSi nisnf P son 81 bOnOrsn n and
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81. Ssle sA s ss ssr and . snR ns
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n r %smSIy q Sns v TaSs gsss, .sa sss
To take from this world 70 Be Al rest
S I, IS: .i S;s5 Issb FL;
IL ms:s IN s 4. r...%. Of sas .ndi... a.y
Funeral from her late residence elo str.s. .oush
. Sss snS. ssns Il o. .sn
and AIeIsndris papers please copy q
On ST .s;I tss TssaI.
Park. p. c.. IN the nineteenth year Of hsr aSe.
Dearest Emma. thor hast lst, US.
We thy loss most eeeply feel,
But IT'S God who has bereft Us.
He can ali our sorroHs hel.
BY BIER BROTHER
Funeral Thursdsy, June l6. 81 O'CLOCK y. m
Internent at Rock Creek csesery frienas and role
tfves rep ctfully invited 20 attend
MANNING. On Monday, June Is 1882. MICHAEL
Ms & S.s ai cSareS q 9 6eissf Thur
day.
s. RESS On sSss L. iss s, sII5 s,s PEN
pa ner sgnss nn,n 80, 49,, .is sss no'n-
respectfully invited
Smith. On Monday morning. June Is, las2 q
1855 o'clock. HENRY. beloved husband Of Admire o.
smith. aged hfty years.
Aslssp In JesusL
Funeral from Asbury n Z. Church. Eleventh snd
strest northwest, THURSDAY st o'clock hslaryN
and friends are respectfully invited 10 att~nd
TuoHEY. Departed this life on russday June "a
1892, at g. 30 o'clock pm. BRIDGET. bsagvsd vito
Afehssl Iuobey
Funeral from her late r~sid~n,s as strsst south
east. Friday. June IL. st 80 m and thsoce pro-
ceed g 81 pesert Church. vhers requisn mso vfn
tives are invited b attend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-15
FUSION IN KANSAS.
Representative Otis Beaten and His r.
Endorsed by the Democrats.

Representative Otis Beaten and His Rival
Endorsed by the Democrats.
EMPoRIA., KAN. June 15-Congressman John
G. Otis Of the fourth Kansas district was de-
feated for denomination yesterday by e. v.
Wharton, physician of Yates Center, woodson
county. Mr.. Wharton was a democrat before
he joined the alliance. Otis is a straight out
farmers alliance man. The democratic con-
vention, which was in session at the time Of
Wharton's nomination. had given it out that
they would fuse on almost anybody except on
Otis. Five ballots were taken before q nomina-
ton was made. Otis led until the last, when
Wharton secured the necessary majority.
The democratic convention Immediately in
dorsed Wharton's nomination and then both
conventions adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-15
OVERHEAD WIRES.
The Commissioners Reply In Repre-entssiv,
Hemphin Recommending Their Own Bul

The Commissioners Reply In Representative
Hemphin Recommending Their Own Bnl.
Replying to Representative Hemphill, chair
man Of the House Distric; committee. by whom
II. r. bill sse4, providing that no electric
light or telephone company shall maintain
overhead WINS in the District of Columbia, =
was referred 10 the Commissioners Of the DE-
trict, the Commissioners recommend in lieu
thereof bill prepared by them.
Their bill makes its discretionary with
the Commissioners TO authorize any cleo
tric. telegraph OF telephone company already
operating under permits 60 construct conduit.
or subways for service in Washington or
Georgetown whenever the public interest may
require the exercise Of such authority The
overhead wires Of all the telegraph and ,ele-
phone or electric light companies operated
prior 60 September IS. 1855. in this CITY and
Georgetown shall be placed under ground be-
fore July. 1893 IL the companies fail 20 DO 80
the Commissioners will have the wires and
poles removed. The bill authorizes the Com
missioners to grant permits for overhead wires
outside the cities.
In lieu OF taxes on personal property each
company shall pay 20 the District Of Columbia
per cent Of its gross earnings for the wear
previous. This hall be paid TO the tsl collector
a. other taxes are paid and be subject 20 the
shall also paw annually 80 cents for each lineal
yard Of the first four miles Of the aggregate
lineal length Of conduits in the District and 70
cent? per lineal yard for each succeeding mile
or fraction OF a mile. This annual payment
must not be less than 5000. Each company is
required 90 report the names Of all stock holders
and amount Of stock and a detsiled statement
of receipts and expenditures.
This draft L. designed 20 locs tie all electric
telephone and telegraph wires under ground.
both in Washington and Georgetown. and 10
permit overhead wires In the suburbs for q
reasonable tax on companies for the privilege
granted them and o. prevent monopolies.
The Commissioners say that the public &
unanimous in wanting all wires under ground
andplace Georgetown in the same category with
Washington. They think the companies should
pay for privileges and that the method suggested
in the above bill is the best mode OF taxation
Recently Incorporated railways are charged
per cent on the gross earnings and the Com
missioners see no good reason why electric
companies should be exempted. They are of
the opinion that the two electric companies now
established are sufficient for the District IL is
suggested that Congress n Z a maA hmm limit
10 be charged customers by these companies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-15
Dnsrr. ConroErABLE. LUXURIOUS
ABE THESE
CH,11IE Tea Cows.

Beautiful Effects and exclusive designs. both
foreign and domestic.
Without exception the pret.iest we hsve had
this season made Of SILK Stirred Imported
ChAlle. With Vatican back. China -iik yoke
and sleeves. and six quilting about yoke and
cuffs This style can he bought for
as. 90.
THER PRETTY STYLES ARE
fr"nch Chsliie. with front o cashmere or crepe
beautiful combinations Of eolorings These
are
-s12.j 20.
Fine Chsllies trimmed with ribbons. variety
- Of patterns Th-s- are but
500
OUR SPECIAL in Lov-prfced Tea Gowns i
made o. good quality chsliie in large
sortE-ent, trimmed with ribbons Only
81 20
&c Ith s. BLDG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-15
HAVOC ON A RACE TRACK.
A Gale Created q Panic at the Binxhamtor
Driving Park.

B1NGHAMToN, N. Y, June ia terrific hail
storm accompanied by high wind ended yes
terday's races Of the Binghamton Driving Park
Association in sensational manner.
Barely was one heat finished when q ter
rible hail storm stopped further proceedings.
A lull of three minutes occurred, but before
the track could be put in shape for racing the
storm was renewed with redoubied fury. Tents
and fences were broken down and trees were
uprooted or broken of like pipe stems.
For time it seemed az II the large grand
stand, which rocked violently, would surely 60
down and the spectators became panic stricken
A score Of horses hitched near the track broke
away from their fastenings and stampeded. A
number Of vehicles were wrecked and their oc-
cupants were injured as the result Of the run
awavs.
Hailstones the size Of walnuts fell in the city,
and large windows were broken by their force.
Hundreds Of windows in the state hospital
building were broken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-15
The Death Record.

Twenty-six deaths were reported to the health
office during the twenty-four hours ending Of
noon today, the certificates showing an In
creased mortality among children. Burial per-
mits were issued FOR thefollowing:
White-Rebecca S. Gflliss, 70 wears, senile
debility; BENZ. F. Council, "A years, sbsoess
prostate gland: Jos. D. Williams, II years can
Ger of stomach: Eli 7. stsckhouse, 81 years
cardiac insuffciency; Michael Manning. 81
years, ur~mia; Martha E. snyder, So yesrs
congestion of brain; Mary A. Lyons, ~ yesrs,
spinal hyperannia: Anthony Jiamia, IS years,
typhoid fever: Menia II. Adams. 8 years. per-
teissis; Walter j. Monroe, l month, entero col
tits; Lawrence Donovan. 5 months entero col
tits: Joseph Winchell, 2 months, marssmus;
Linton Oats, 4 months, marasmus; vivis M
Bedford, months. entero colitis; Clifford
Behrls, wears, scrofulA-
Colored Sarah Catcher. 50 wears. febroid
uterus; Henry c. Smith, SO years, nervous
prostitution: Thos Bolton. 81 years, cystilis;
Daniel +. Hardy. rs years, consumption; Abrs-
ham Poster. 26 years, abscess OF liver; Eddie
Webster, year, scrofula; Alphonzo Colbert, S
months, congestion Of brain; Irene L. Shadd,
months, pneumonia; Viola Howard, 81 months,
cholera infantum; Robert Johnson, . days,
cyanosis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-15
MOTHERS ARE OFTEN PUZZLED

As 10 how to dress girls appropriately ami be-
coIninsly- They want something for proving
girls that will clearly define the line between
children and girls anil urls AMI ,coB>n- Thesc
misses stand between in dress "a in mind and
are full Of anxiety themselves in many css.s
concerning their appearance. In the first place
You wish TO kse them Zirlish as long as posi-
bic. aud fer this reason the sim r'-s, are
the proper styles. II you Will ;srmit Us We
Can give You some valuable helps through our
GIRLS DEPARTMENT. All the IiEh; kinds
are there for all ares ready dor immediate use.
and AZ the prices twill hardly pay yol to buy
the materials and have them rasde up or to
make them up yourselves.
Prudence demands LIGHT WRAP of some
sort for GROWING GIRLS for MOUNTAIN.
sEAsHORE AND HOME USE cool summer
mornings and evenings
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-15
STRUCK BY A TORNADO,
Bangor, Me-, Sustained Considerable Dam

Bangor, Me-, Sustained Considerable Dam
age.
BANGOR, Me-, June ia terrible tornado
struck this city shortly after o'clock last
evening, doing considerable damage. The
storm lasted for half an hour, during which time
the rain fell in torrents. Many buildings were
blown down, fences demolished, while trees in
all parts of the city were uprooted.
The little steamer Annie, which carries excur-
sion parties up and down the river, was caught
in the squall a short distance below the Maine
Central wharf and capsized. Miss Madeline
Adams was the only person drowned. The six
teen other passengers had a narrow escape
They were rescued in an exhausted condition
by parties who put out from the shore in small
boats.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-15
No Fusion Likely in Minnesota,

ST.. PAUL, MINI, June 1S.-It was learned
last night from Michael Doran, the Minnesota
member Of the democratic national committee,
and VIM. N. Campbell. chairman Of the Min
for fusion with the alliance or peoples party
are at an end, and that there will be no union
on either the electoral or the state ticket II 10
announced that this action is taken because q
poll Of the state shows that the democrats are
likely to have plurality this fall with three
tickets in the field
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-15

GIRLS, SHIRT WAISTS

We mention these again becauss everybody
heels them this weather. We have all sizes
from TO 16 years Tue popular kind for
srhOol and play make Of Percale in new AMI
neat patterns.
-GSc.
REGULAR 1tAc q uality
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-15

Are usually selected a. the proper style of wrap
for such occasions. We have a nice assortment
Of all the nest kinds at popular prices.
An extra -Ood value is of me medium weight
Navy Blue Yacht Clcth. perfect in shape and
coub!e breasted. wide notche.l collars
Just right for seaside and mountain wear
Sizes Ia Ii years
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-15

l.rx ARRIVALS Is P.K.soLs.
RACK LEvASTISE sILK PAkAsoLS, -
inch. Black handles
-s225
BLACK WINDSOR SILK SUN UMBREL-
LAS. 24-i1ch. Bisck or natural wood handles.
$3.50.
wHITF sCRAH SILK PARASOLs, p
inch. bamboo handles
81 a..
Cst foor 10th ST. bldg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-15

Gordon Cumming to Ron for Parliament.
LONDON, June 15.-Trxth today says that Sir
VIM. Gordon Cumming, the principal In the
famous baccarat scandal, will stand Tor seat
in the house Of commons In the Elgin boroughs
at the approaching general elections.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-15

Drowned From an Overturned Ferry Boat
NEW ORLEANS, La, June ia ferry boat
crossing Bayou La Fourche at Napoleonville
Monday night overturned and precipitated the
twelve persons on board into the water. II va
so dark that it was impossible to give the men
any assistance, and Ave of the twelve persons
were drowned. They were Edward Schneider,
Jacob Nsrdilly, An unknown italian, Robert At.
kins and . negro, name unknown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-15

NJ ira electric ear In the Aiseory Of
1oanoks ~ run yesterday. Roaeohs, Il b
elaimsd. yin sAortly have IL finest slsssSe sar
syvesm h u south
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-15
SUMNER READrse
FOR

HOME. MOUNTAIN AND SEASIDE
All the latest publications by the best and
most popular authors
MAGAZINES AND PERIoDICALS.-Har-
per's Ms<azine. Century. Iippfn-ott's. Cosmo-
politan. HArpers Weekly. Hsrper's Bszar.
Life. Puck. Judge. LADIES' Home Journal.
&c.
Lott de IN Mote. Ssason. BOnton. Revue
q Ia Mods &C.. &e
ASK for "Sunmer ResdineS-s literary com
psnion for the season. izsued by Us.
tDdSculeLt .--..-----------I1tu So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-15
Regular &c quality.
LADIES, RATHING sIrIrS

hl-wOol jersey. plain Navy Blue or with
White eoExrs-all with kase pants and half
sleeves The hzndSI-rtest w. have ever shown
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-15

Count Herbert Alsnassk, slAssts - of H4Ae>
1imassk, vfu - naerisd 10 Ceuatao MazUa-
~ Heye6 q ~ EvsnesaAeal Church, n visnaA
Jme q. h tgiAo-eSeot = . Ca4Ad1na.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-15

HANDY NyKpru1s.
CHAMOI5 GLOVES. White. Gray and nat
urA color. nothing better for .esshore and
mountain wear.
-SI.O0
REAL KID GLOVES. <4outtOn. Tans. Gray.
And Black.
-Sl-O0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-15

Suspender Wins the Royal Hunt Cup.
LONDON, June 15.-suspender won the race
for the roycl hunt cup at the Ascot meeting 70
day. High Commissioner was second and
Stuart third
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-15
LETS REASON TOGETHER.

LETS REASON TOGETHER
Isn't this pleasant proposition! Could anything be
,sirers We think not. and because life is so short
'uppose We condense matters and briefly mention
actsnxed by dooers-and If the subtle sophistres
If surly set Of sinister sneaks BY any possible
means-upset them.
We have been too rude in Characterization Of
zrsedy gang Of gansreno-,. shouls-we desire to be
hsd personally responsible. and have higher smbi
lion than to be afforded the opportunity defend
self.
size from 80 to ~.
AT ESQ SUIT
Are vastly superior to any suits we have
our figures.
The SUITS Of Clothes for Men which we sell
AT e1o SUIT
Are such - TO be admired and sought after.
Many Of like quality we have seen on the persons
Of individuals in this city who claimed to have paid
one hundred per cent more than the price We name
md who obtained their suits at q house Of mean
Soporous. and of small caiber. IN the feeble
Drain which directs its workings.
AND YET.
To listen to their
DISCLAIMER
" any wrong intent, Is forcibly reminded Of
'HAzAEL"-who. standing before the Prophet, indie-
nAntly asked: Am . dog that should do this
.hinss"
IL tho Scriptures be true. few moments thereafter he
perpetratsd murder most foul and the victim his
,snsfactor. Thus We ind IT in the business world
that those who have been lifted from obscurity into
Tominance are a. . rule the first to turn and stab
heir benefactors- However true thus may be It
Doesn't prevent from selling
PONGER COATS and VESTS at
900.
CHII.DRRNs SHORT PANTS SUITS ct IL 60
81. 70. $2-00. e225 and
And whsn 1t comes to the question Of
MEMS PANTALOONs
The figures speak for themselves. and ell men who
wear Pants know how to appreciate them. 81 %,
81. 50. 81 rs. e. 90. 81. So 81. 7S g. 90 upward
Aye! Aye!i We viii meet you At Phillippi. In other
words. 1t
VICTOR z. ADLERS
0Per Cent Clothing House
927 and go 7th 1t. NV,
Corner Massachusetts, ave.
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
Open Saturday until IL pm.
t1o6ce Oosts on sale Monday, Wednesday and
Friday noFninss from till 10 O'Clock.
cents.
js7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-15
TEE RED FAC Is FLrrse.

We are obfsed 20 hang out the danger stsnal--
The people have always been our frSsnEh end shsy
shall not be deceived. II we can help pit.
HE'D THE WARNING.
Many limitations and Submissions Of cARTERB
LITTLE LIVER PILLS ere bong offered end A. 4
our duty TO rasss the ',daneG sirnai..
DON'T BIZ DECEIVED.
You cannot be too CAREFUL you cannot susanass tho
closely. wbca. you ssh for clRTERB LITTLE
LIVER PILLS you want ''O-A-R-T-E-A--s- Dew
b careless; sse that you set ''o-A-1-T-B-n,-a"
Refuse al others take nothng boa the esnuns CAR
TER's LIrTLI LIVER PILLA
POSITIVE CURE FOR SICK HEADACHE
Small pm Small Doss. osan Pssss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-15
ON JUNE
SPECIAL SALE
LADIES, MusI1S. CAMBR1c AND
N1ysooK UspERwEAR
lNGRsUGetursrs' Sampled
vs. TOMORROW, THCRSD4 JUNE fs

(Ndn1tfGetursTs' Sdmpes)
BEGINS TOMORROW. THCRSD4 7. JUNE rs.
At certain times. especially between seasons,
many goods are brought to q poin- where a
market must be found Importers and manu-
fsc;urers have va>t sample stocks chat having
served their purpose until the selling season is
past are 20 longer required This underwear
stock in question Is an ex&inple-it = the
SAMPLE STO~K- OF on, Of orr best mdnu-
Idcturers Of Wouen's Cnfsr'redT. We don't
allow the rniddleman. the commission mer-
chant. In get the benefit Of thes- trada happen
inss- We are in close relation with the manu-
faesarers. and commanding the resources We do
are prepared for large quantiti'-s and collect
them at prices tina; in chsspne-s bear rela-
ton to value- This entire Offering is free from
trash The work Is honest. The goods are made
IN a thorough manner of the hast materials a nd
guaranteed to 1T. The prices are very much
less for the completed garments than materials
would cost To yet the aivantare of this sale
your early call will b necessary
Included are:
GOWNS. - CHENISES.-
SKIRTS. - DRAWEKS-
CORSET COVERS
OF
-MUSLIN. CAMBRIA AND
-SAINSoOK.-
Handsomely trimmed with lace and fine en-
brOidery-Hof more th1n ,,co I-ieces alike. but
all the very latest shapes AMI designs The
selling prices are. in almost every instance.
identical with Whist re pay for like goods IN
der ordinary circumstances.
CSecond floor. center tables. 10Th st tailding)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-15
Gossip in Regard to Members Of Congress
Who VIII Go.

THE ESTIMATE SAID TO HAVE EMAxATKD FROM
. SENATOR HILL COMMENTED rPoS-rwo VICE
PRESIDENTIAL POSSIBILITIES - SOME FEARS
OF THE CLEVELAND MEN EXPLAINED.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-15
Four Sovereigns VIII Meet.


LONDON, June 1.-THE Daily Nesss' special
from Vienna says While At Copenhagen the
car expressed his intention to attend the we'd
ding Of the Crown Prince Of Roumania to Prin-
cess Marie Of Edinburgh II L. expected thas
the wedding win occur in England. One re-
suit, therefore, win be . meeting Of the SOW
ereigns OF England, RusGa, Germany end Bou-
mania.
Bishop Horstmsnn Stopped ths rurbsBs.ss.
CLEvHLAHD, ONO, juno l6-Bishop Horst
mann'lAst evening took . step which win prob
ably stop the turbulence In the Polish paxiah Of
81: stsnialeus, caused By ths rsos.t change In
priests. He Appeared IN he church q ths vss-
Pr ssry!os, and IN abort sddsecs ezeonnu-
nicsted thoss who bad participated h the sttasts
upon Father Roginsh unta My havs yghhaay
repented Of ths In. He seeeed ~ t1FSylsnt
Poles numerically and ~ appsse Dsv - b
thoroughly covsd
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SO7 Pa AVE n. w.

SO7 Pa AVE n. w.
WrspsoR TIES
We are showing elegant line Of Windsor Ties.
"a light and dark plaids Navy grounds, with polk
pots and figures. and Grenadines in plain Black and
OlOrs. AZ the uniform price of
1So.. 3 For SOC.
Our assortment Of Belts none in the city
Angling in price from ISc. to %. 81 each.
AT 25c
We are showing several styles in leather. plain Or
rrsSed, many with laced fronts. Also velvet
lit and silvereJ perforated