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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-23
PROTESTANT EPlscoPAL BISHOPS

PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL BISHOPS.
BALTIaoRE. Oct 2.-In the executive
session Of the EpiscopaliAn council today
seven new bishops were added to the Pro
restant Episcopal church. The list Of new
bishops is rs follows:
Southern Fiorida-Rey. William Crouse
Gray.
Western Colorado Rev. William Nor
ris Barker.
Oklahoma and Indian Territofy-Rsv.
Francis Key Brooke.
Northern Michigan-Rev. Joseph Horn
..All johnson.
Yeddo, Japan-Rev. Thomas Allen Tid-
ball
Spokaus-Rsv. Lemuel Henry Wells.
Shanghai = Rev. Samuel Roosevelt
johnson Hoyt.
Rev. Dr. Tatiock's resignation as secre.
tary OF the house OF bishops was accepted,
and Rev. Dr. Samuel Hart Of Trinity col
iege lConn) was elected his successor. On
Monday the house OF deputies will present
u handsome silver nrn TO DR.. Tatlock rs a
testimonial for his services during the past
twenty-five years
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-23
CHEAP WHEAT.

ST. Louis. Oct. 22.-The lowest quota
tion ever recorded on wheat since ST. Louis
became leading market was recorded to
day. The price. which has been on the
decline Tor some time past. dropped today
TO 66@S cspts- The bears have for some
time believed that they were on the win
ming side, but SO sharp decline had not
been expected. The crop this year, al
though isir, Is below aD average one. aud
the Europeaa demand has been heavier
than had been counted upon. owing TO
isoor crops ia the wbeai-xrowing section II
Europe. The direct cause OF tue lox price
seems. according 10 the prevailing ides, 10
be that the farmers vino have beeu hold
ing back the grain have suddenly released
il, flooding the market
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-23
A FATAL EXPLOSION.
Seven Persons Killed During the Columbian
Celebration at Los Angeles

SCAOui dtiO0 nt AJVo AuSOAOcs
-l---
Los ANGELES, CALI Oct. q A frightful
explosion attended the Columbus day
celebration last night, A large number
of people. including many children, had
crowded around the spot wnere prepara-
tons were being made to explode piece
of six inch gas pipe loaded with powder.
The contrivance exploded prematurely
and caused dreadful havoc. Seven per-
sons were killed outright or received in.
juries from which they died soon after
wards Besides these it is believed that
at least five others were fatally injured,
and a number Of others seriously injured.
The dead as far as known at present are
as follows:
Frank Ford, aged IA.
Agrita Cohen. aged
Louis Oden. aged IL.
Antonio Righitto.
Victor Casino.
The two daughters of Theodore Rapp
Theodore Rapp was standing near by
holding his two little daughters by the
hands Both girls were instantly killed,
the side of one of them being entirely
blown away. Among the wounded is
Herman Cammei, who works for Il local
fireworks make-, and is supposed to have
fired the fatal bomb. His right leg was
amputated and he will probably die. An
tonio Righitto had his LETT leg torn off and
died AN hour later. Edward Grifiiths, -
years DID, had the flesh torn from his left
leg. Matthew Cullen, aged Is. had his
rigat arm fractured. z. Bunker, 80 years
of age, received injuries that may prove
fatal. Ii. J. LLOYD, aged 13, had his left
leg shattered. He may live. Victor Cas-
sino, an Italian. had his right leg torn
from his body, and afterwards died The
first body found was that of a l4-year-old
newsboy named Frank Ford. a piece Of
the pipe passed through his body. rhe
body of another boy named Louis Oden
was also found
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-23
4 RIOT IN PROSPECT.

CHEsTRRTowS. Md, Oct. "a des2er-
ate riot Is impending here 4 mob IL be-
ing orgaDi1-.i 10 Iyuch eight nrgro~s. In
dicted bsre today for the ne;tirr Of DIR.
Hill. Judge Wyckes has ordered The
sheriff TO summon a posse Of lfsy usn &c
deiend the jail In hich i.4e Indicted
negroes sre confined Tue judge says that
ntea have 10 be suEnraoaed to
do ~ Oa the other hand. tie friends of
DR.. Hsli, tic VIC. iuI o. the negroes. are de
;<rinsa-d TO b-s r~vsn-esi II - feared tSat
Il an attempt Le naaee u lsnen them a
battle VIII erSue. Tie organized bcdy
will meet xt eev;asa f1sut l0saorrosg
night and an stt<aups will ie uasds 10 take
the blacks frofa the jail and hang them.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-23
REGISTRATION FRAUDS,

NEW YORK. Oct. 22.-News comes from
Albany by wire to the state headquarters
hat tho Republicans have taken the
initial steps in attempting to prove the
charges of false registration and colonial
tion, by causing the arrest of three men in
that city. Two of them Hogan and Flan-
nagan) were held in $1,000 bail AMI the
third (McDermot0 in 81 800
'It means, it was said in the committee
rooms, that the national and state com-
mites are ready to begin prosecutions for
violations of the election law. A colossal
scheme of colonization and fraudulent
registration is under way. We are per-
fectly posted. 1t this case Hogan and
Flanagan were the men who had charge
of the men who were illegally registered. +"
ALBANY, n. Y, Oct. 22-Twenty-tw
warrants tor the arrest OF persons who,
it is claimed, have registered illegally in
this city have been issued by the United
States commissioner. Those SO far
arrested are Charles Mailey, George Sui
livan, Albert Morgan. John Casley,
William Flanagan, Patrick Hogan and
Frederick McDermott. Ii is claimed that
Flanagan and Casey each registered
illegally in their wards twenty-one times
and the others several times.
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SELF PRAISE.

Self praise is no recommendation. but
there are times when one must permit q
person to tell the truth about himself.
When what be says is supported by the
testimony Of others no reasonable man
will doubt his word. Now. to say that
Aiiccok's Porous Piasters are the only
genuine and reliable porous plasters made
is not self praise in the slightest
degree They have stood The ties. for
over thirty years. and in proof OF their
merits it is only necessary to call attention
to the cures they have effected and 10 the
voluntary testimonials Of those who have
used them.
Beware of limitations and don't be de
ceived by misrepresentation. Ask for
ALLCoCK's. aud let no solicitation or ex.
PLANTATION induce you to accept substi-
tufA
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SHERMAN AT CHJCAcO-

CHICAGO, Oct. 22.-The largest Repub-
lican meeting of the campaign in this city
was held tonight in Central Music hall.
1t was attended by over 2 900 of the lead
ing Republicans of Chicago and the state
of Illinois. The meeting was held under
the auspices of the Republican bankers
and merchants of the city, and, as the
limited ca pacity of the building required
that admission be strictly limited to
ticket holders, thousands OF disappointed
Republicans were turned from the door.
Senator John Sherman of Ohio was the
principal speaker of the evening He con-
fined himself principally to the financial
aud silver questions, with also few
words on the tariff Senator Sherman re-
ceived tremendous ovation, and his
speech was frequently interrupted with
applause.
Mr.. Sherman denounced the Democrat
ic proposition to withdraw the tax on
state banks as one which would produce
unheard of disasters in the financial
world. He denounced the free coinage of
silver as most infamous blow at the
finances of the country. It meant the
paying of 81 for every 67 cents worth of
silver, and that meant n deprecated cur
rency, which would drive gold to export
aud private hands. and establish silver
basis.
THE money question is serious one"
he said. land If the international none
tary conference fail TO find solution TO
the vexed silver question, you business
men have got TO meet this proposition.
You have either then to stand up
for silver standard and Danish
our gold to foreign lands, or
do the other which ] am
in favor of, and that is to put enough
silver in a silver dollar TO make it equal
In value to a gold dollar =
The senator also spoke at some length
on the tariff and reciprocity questions,
and, Iii conclusion, urged his hearers to
vote for Harrison and Reid.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-23
MALARIA AND BILIOUSNESS.
Furred Tongue, Bad Breath, Poor Diges-
tion, Dizzy Head and Yellow Skin.

All these symptoms are caused by malar-
ial poisons in the system. Pe-ru-na will
rid the system of these poisons. and after
taking course of treatment with this
remedy, a person feels twenty years
younger.
Miss Carrie Smith, 1856 Vance street,
Memphis, Tenn, writes: Il was cured of
chills aud fever by Pe-ru-na. Hundreds of
bottles of Pc ru-na are being sold in this
neighborhood, and everybody praises it. A
young lady friend of mine that had ma
lara and chills, whose complexion was as
yellow as pumpkin. began to take
Pe-ru-na recently. She has now taken
three bottles and is looking splendid. Her
color and heBlth are better"
A treatise on malaria sent free to any
address by the Pe-ru-na Drug Manufac.
turing Company, Columbus, Ohio.
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stitufes 70 make q larZer profit bats The
reason the makers Of DR. Picrces rseiseaDe.
object TO the cutting Of prices and fAstss The
reason they rTrre.t il. on tbesr medicines
To protect ths pa.slic froEa frslsd and i'm
POSITION. the osr sagsse gstasuaf.ed nlss1kisse<
Of DR. k v Pierce are nos odd ouiy through
druggists regularly authorized a. 4ses.s< ax-e
oi,1cfs at these long established prices.
Golden Maiical Discovery ifor tbs liver
blood ard lungs $l.G
FayoEits PRESUMPTION ifcr wo.nans wezs
ncsses and aiisssentSs <iB
Pleasant Pellets fo- the liver, sfornaeA
and bowels - cents
But thavsre tie ckeng~sf medicines sosd
for poss pay only for The soca tos oss- The
money Is refunded If they doa's bezssss ~
cure. Beware of -syssriaus limitations az sub
sstutes II lower pricsS than sboy&
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-23
THE RUSSIAN SEALER SEIZURES.

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. - The Official
Messenger publishes the first authorits-
tive version OF the Russian capture of
sealing vessels in the Pacific ocean. II
says that six vessels were seized at points
eighteen to twenty miles from the Russian
coasts, not from til rec to four miles SIS ha )
been asserted. The captures were nearly
all made outside the territorial water
boundary. This Is explained by the
fact that the sealers. seeing the
Russian cruisers approaching, fed aud the
cruisers chased them. Only vessels whose
logs, charts, etc, proved them to have
been scaling in Russian waters were
seized. The conduct of the Russian officers
was biameiess. The British flag WAS not
insulted The crews Of the captured ves-
sells were well treated. but when they be-
came quarreisome and insulted the Rus
sian officers. order had 10 be restored by
force of arms
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-23
A POLITICAL KILLING.

ALLENsvILLE, Ind, Oct. 22.-While the
Hon. George Cooper, the present congress
man from this district, was speaking yes
terday, disorderly crowd made much
noise outside the hall. Finally, when
stones were thrawn against the building.
Calvin Williams, the captain of the Avon
Democratic club, stepped out of the door
10 quell the racket. He was Immediately
shot by Henry Allison, a Republican.
Williams died Immediately. Allison was
arrested
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-23
AeikTc CHOLERA

BERLIN, Oct. @.-Official information
shows that while choiers in Hamburg Is
decreasing. Germany - IN Increased dan
ger OF an invasion from Russia Manner
Gus cases of the disea.e. Including Aye
de a b.. have occurred al Miawa aris there
Lave i~en cxses AZ BoDer-ck N!9vx aud
other frontier towns. Comn q icat ion
with :he NsFys dist rscf Is suspended The
authorities al koaig >t,ers nave Is-laed al
order fcrtidding Russian travellers 10 cTs,ss
the frontier except at Iliossso and Opaier1-
ica. where they viii be subjected 20 meti.
cal inspection
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ADVANCED RATES.

CHICAGO. Oct. - 2a-Although passenger
rates from Chicago to southwestern Mis-
souri, river points viii be advanced on
Nov. /, through rates from eastern points
cannot be advanced on that date. The
representatives OF the lines in the Central
check up rates to the Missouri river on
the basis OF tie advance, after which due
notice must be given before the rates ran
be put into effect. This will cause de-
lay in the actual adoption OF the rates un-
I'll Nov. III, and until that time the west
era ROADS Will be compelled 10 accept
through tickets from eastern connections
on the pr sent basis
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WEATHER BULLETIN
Nv EATHER BUREAU, !
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. :


DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
WICHITA, Kan. Oct. %. 1892.
Forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Clearing tonight; colder and fair Sunday,
fair Monday.
During the past "a hours the highest
temperature was $50. the lowest 49' /.
and the mean $40, with cloudy cool
weather, northeast to north winds and ris-
ing barometer.
For the past four years the average
temperature for the month of October
has been 56e, and for the 22d day 4So.
FRED L. JOHNSON. Observer.
WASHINGTON. Oct 22.-The following
are the indications until p. m. Sun
day:
For Missouri-Fair, preceded by showers
tonight in extreme northern portion;
slightly cooler in southern portion, north
winds.
For kausas-Fair: northeast winds,
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GOVERNOR FlFeR AT HOME.

BLOOMINGTON, Ills. Oct. 22-The Re-
publicans of central Illinois held the last
grand rally of the campaign here today.
Crowds were..in the city from the surround
ing towns. A large procession marched
through the streets this morning to Mil
ler's park, where the meeting was ad-
dressed by John NJ Thurston of Nebraska
In the evening the largest torchlight pro-
cession ever seen in Bloomington-with
fully 5000 men ia hne-paraded the
streets, sscorting Governor Fifer, who bad
just arrived from Chicago, to the court
house, from the steps of which he ad-
dressed "a crowd numbering $1,000 people.
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20 IAkE oaNeiAa LEssoss

CAEs0g. New. Oca --s..s--F.sas Arsp4noe
buck indians, ~ szsfu sszs.s-a hs = tne5eaas
saterpreisr. isase arrived in Carson on
tiseiF w4y 10 the u aiksr lake reservation,
ssssere fsseY go 10 learn the Bsaess ussc<
from ssse aErssisil- Ies AFs azsa1s-s rsssrr-
seEG I ssg ssgt te ~ 80 s.si9 Uka-tocA Isa4 -
thekuvsEasaxcE soE 81 80 ga
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on the charge of publishing in his paper
and circulating through the mails indie
cent literature. He was brought to this
city today and arraigned before United
States Commissioner Mosher, and was
placed under bond of 500 for his appear
ance for. trial Swsariuger's paper is "A
third party organ. and he accuses his
prosecutors of attempting to make polltl-
cal capital out of the affair.
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cAviNG IN.

Just as the rotten tenement collapses
when too great a weight or strain Is
brought TO bear upon its upper floors. so
does puny physique collapse and cave in
when subjected 10 the strain of disease
which must come sooner or later. ii it is
not reinforced and built up. Hostetter's
Stomach Bitfers is of immense service TO
to the debiiiated, the nervous and the dvs-
peptic, because il strengthens and prevents
them from caving in. 1t is not necessary
To have the biceps Of u sampson to be
healthfully vigorous. Many slender,
apparently fragile And undersiSed people
enjoy phenomenal health. Vigor means
the ability to digest, eat and sleep we'll
This power Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
will confer. 1t will, besides. cure malaria.
biliousness, rheumatic and kidney all
ments, mitigate tho infirn,ities OF age and
overcome nervousness
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GOVERNOR MCKINLEY.

KANSAS CITY, Oct. 90 Next week Gov
ernor Mckinley will make trip across
the state of Missouri from St. Louis to
Kansas City and back again. He will
make political speeches en- route AS follows:
Oct. 24-Macon, Brookfield, Chillicothe,
Breckenridge. Hamilton, Cameron, St.
Joseph, Kansas City and Leavenworth,
Kan.
Oct. 25.-Jefferson City, Chamois, Wash
ington, Pacific and ST. Louis.
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HUNG FOR HIS POLITICS.

Los VEGAS n. NJ, Oct. IA Mexican
named Patricio Macs, who had reneunced
the Peoples party ticket in this county,
and had publicly announced that he would
hereafter affiliate with the Republican
party. was found hanging lifeless to the
river bridge early this morning. 1t is uD-
doubtedly political murder, but no clue
has AS yet been found to the perpetrators
of the deed. The man was in poor circum-
stances, and leaves wife and two children.
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pRoMlscuous snoorso

SowEEsgE k,.. f,rf. - - THIS nssrssar.
st Gresamssoi. Palsssi ceassy. isacs~a
pati~rsea ausi Charles Hssnss t,ssrrs.
I'd Hates drrz . resosse. sssss f.r.s4 swS,
shots. Bosl sasssars rattes-oa. hat afs.
ssssiiet kiss@st A@gTo snzsaeF usss ss1ssn
sbd the other sso4ssal~d sss4ssss a .essa
NsaEnesforsi ia tie sbSGi.sr s.zstexeoa
tbsn ssos Hsin-- deal
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SECRETARY FOSTER.

DAVENPORT, Ia. Oct. 22.-Hon. Charles
Foster, secretary of the treasury, delivered
an address here this evening. He discussed
the tariff and reviewed the commercial
questions elaborately. predicting fnan-
cial depression in the event Of the election
of Cleveland and Democratic house and
senate.
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OPPOSED TO CHEAP MONEY.

Ell PAso, Tex, Oct. :2-Reports from
the City OF Mexico state that the mechanics
on the Mexican Central railroad have
struck for an Increase in wages owing TO
the depreciation in value of the Mexican
dollar The strike includes all points ua
tween Chihuahua aud the City OF Mexico
Tie men have asked Tor s. per day, whica
is an Increase OF about 10 per Cent. abose
what they are now psii, IL Is also
rumored that the boiler-makers have gene
out on n strike
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A uGHT SENTENCE

LoxroS. Oct. =. Rev. Gsnoa Robert
Bsynes. - years old, siso WAS ARRESTED ia
August last on the charge CT iad~ceaiss
ssszaIsing girl named Miriam LoE5s
s-o-.sels agzs H. ss- today fou :A1I ga.sfs
aud s-nieBcrsi 10 esgEs-~a month"; ina.
prisoun-ssf Rev. sir Easar~ u an bon
eraEs c4aoss of the eaasrta Of k-sssxasi-
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eeeNc.s TAnsy wAeres

Thesr waters are for the relief aud cure
os painful irses uiarits>s. aud will remove
all obsssueGsons- They sr- sare and safe
every time. Manufactured by Esnsr>oa
Drug Co, ~an Jo-e. Cal aud so1 sale Iy
Fred l. ksclt, II Eass Douglas Ayesaa
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KILLED BY APACHES.

MoRENCI. A. T.. Oct. 22.-Three Apache
Indians, supposed to be members of 1.-The
Kids gang, on their way back from Mex
leo into the reservation, were seen on Eagle
creek. about eight miles from here, last
Tuesday. where they raided several Mexi-
can wood camps. On the 10TH William
Mayer and John Cardinal of the Tuttls
Cattle company started out to gather up
band of horses for the roundup, and, at q
point on the divide between Bolivia and
Eagle creeks, were shot and killed, pre-
sumably by the same Indians, as their
tracks were seen and rawhide horseshoe
was found The Indians doubtless are
now among the friendly Apaches in the
reseryatiOn
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PISTOLS sau caens

Ds.D~o1D. : IL. 0cs- &--fs2nx Eoa..
sr--og MAS sAes asa tstaisy -@asEssSa by
Loag' -haEaY Ia . qss2sFes exes a -sEs
81 csgsss, ssss saeFs 49,. nsa.~gasssty
wounded IA ses gso.a. Eoss as<s sEs
2znb.egA
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AN INDECENT SHEET.

FoIT SCorT. Kan, Oct ED X
swearinger. editor OF the sun, at Waverly,
Linn county, Kan, was last evening ar
sested by a deputy United States marshal
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- SHOT MOTHER AND CHlID.

LEBANON. Ky, Oct. GA horrible at
tempt AT murder was made at Scot: 5
Ridge, a station in this county. yesterday
afternoon. Dan Horton, a nephew of the
leaders of the warning factions in that
ghborhood, lived there with his wife
and one child. A few days ,ago Mrs. Her.
toms brother left the district for Ohio
Previous to his going she visited him. for
which Horton drove her from home. Yes
terday she returned home. picked up her
babe aud started to leave the premises.
She WAS discovered by Horton, who
grabbed musket and fired heavy charge
of small shot into both mother and child.
Mrs. Horton is dying, but the babe will
recover
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GENERAL SlCkLES INELIGIBLE.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 22-Henry II. Smith,
an authority on parliamentary law. says
that General Sickles while on the retired
list of the army is ineligible to election to
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WHEN NATURE

Needs assistance it may be best to render
it promptly, but one should remember to
use even the most perfect remedies only
when needed. The best and most simple
and gentle remedy is the Syrup OF Figs
manufactured by the California Fig Syrup
c0mpanh.
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MINOR OBLIGATORY EVENTS AT
THE WORLDS FAIR GROUNDS.
Massachusetts,, New York, Ohio,
Kansas and Other States Hold
Exercises in Jackson Park
Ohauncey M. Depsw Talks for the New
Workers, Governor Mckinley for the
Buckeyes, and Judge Horton for
the Jayhawkers

An Enthusiastic Assemblage at the Home
Of the Future Sunhower State Exhibit.
Songs by the Modoc Club and Ad-
dresses by Felt, Mohler and
Others - Mrs. Mitchell
Tells of Ante -Bellum
Times in Kan
sas-General
Notes.
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OS ffQ0S 10 RA
other. The - cut
ting +" OF price.
leads to the sub
ssitution Of worth
jess gooss<-fra,1d-
'uient limitations
Of the genuine
medicfnes e dila-
tions Of Il. all
s4.Tts CT cheap sub
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lPORHERS
At Special Prices
| THIS WEEK.

See the qualities we show
at $3.50, $4.75, $500 and
$3.50. They may sur
prise you.
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Big Value Giving
In Men s Hosiery
THIS WEEK.!

Provide yourselves whilo
the prices are low. This
week you get a good
stocking for the price of
q cheap one.