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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-12
IN WALL STREET TODAY.
fhe Market Intensely Dull-No Mark ed
Change I'm Prices.

hhe Market Intensely Duil-No Mark ed
Change i'm Prices.
NEW YORK, Aug. l2-First prices in the stock
market this morning were only slightly changed
fron those of last evening in railroad shares,
but the industrisls showed fractional
losses. The latter, however, possessed
none OF their late prominence in the
dealings, and only in St. Paul, Erie.
northern Pacific preferred, Atchison and
Reading was there any animation whatever,
and While prices in the early trading failed
to move in either direction a heavy temper
was developed late in the hour and 81.
PAM retired q and general electric
per cent, but the others only small fractions.
The decline reached its limit before IL O'Clock
ard ut that time the market was Quiet and
fairly steady at fractional losses from first
prices.
Money on call is easy at 11Sa2 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 31Sa5l< Sterling ex-
change is quiet and steady with actual business
Al 1857 a4s7 for sixty-day bills and 4sSa4sslI
Tor demand Posted rates 4s71sa4s9.
The o.hcial report of the Mercan-
tile Safe Deepest Company to the stock exchange
shows: Silver bullion on hand, 1879, $50
ounces; deposited, none; Withdrawn, 50 900
ounces; certificates outstanding, 1879. Gov
eminent bonds dull and easier; state bonds
neglected; railroad bonds quiet and barely
teady.
| Utter stagnation overspread the stock market
at;sr II O'Clock, no tendency in either direc-
y, being apparent, while extreme dullness
No sd the trading in all portions of the list
at non9ge IN these conditions occurred. and
| nan. the market was intensely dull and stag
N""' lose to lowest prices.
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VICTIMS OF wild CAT" TITLES.
now Thousands Of Dollars Have Been

Nov Thousands % Dollars Have Been
Gathered In BY svtndlsrs.
BELLEFoSrz. Pa, Aug. I2.-One Of the
heaviest and probably the greatest swindling
schemes on record is being perpetrated
through the numerous wild cat
Titles to land" carried on the records OF
mis- county. There are probably several
hundred OF these, which, II valid, would sxcre-
gate q valuation Of nearly S5, 000, eOe. For
years they have been carried along and cold
every Two years for taxes - q source Of rev.
enne; AZ recent sale q number Of these tracts
30 called were purchased by New York parties
=, Inc nties called for many thousand acres OF
the richest coal lands In the county. The pur-
cnars organized stock company, issued
the seine on the New York stock exc6anSc
Over $50, 900 was thus realized by the con-
psny ana when the bondholders came 70 more
closely investigate their purchase they found
.nst the whole thing was based on "yild cat
uties aud was comparatively worthless. The
oriSinatQrS were arrested FOR swind,ino ,nd
thousands OF dollars were spent TO secure :,
conviction, but 1t could not be done.
ms y the most recent case on record b,t
there are many others -Sor,e of .he riches,
ana inhueptiai men in Center county are
alleged TO have made their fortunes nv
dealing In these mythical land titles An
effort is TO be made TO stop sucb On
ern'ions in the future By asking the eonr,
TO grant an order 10 have all such titles marked
on the county records. II this shall be granted
IL Wall be a loss of several thousand dollars rev.
ende PEI year 10 Center county and will ms
teriaily increase the rate of taxation in the IN
ture. The officials of Center county are on
posed TO the eieaEing-up process.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-12
DEFENDING pR. scypprr
His Brother Declare. That he Wa Ia
doubleday Insane

CHICAGO, Aug. i2-Edward b. Tol,,nun
attorney for the Dunton family. published An /.
local paper Yesterday reply 10 the de,.ps.
made on behalf Of Dr. Martin scuddsr in an.
New York bdependenL A morning psprr
prints seren-coiamn article over the sigma
tnre OF DIR. DoTemns scadder. a brother az the
alleged murderer. which goes into a detailed
statement of the case
II Is the INST Tune the views Of the pe.r.-,
reatlve OF the saicide have been mad. puhlic
pr. seuddeT, his brother says. Was iosape he.
Tore Ars. Dunton's death and showed homi,.iaal
ana suicidal tendencies. He was in,.n. pfrcr
ner death. the statement sayS. and tried =, I'm
has own father. and in all probability ieliher-
ately poisoned himself
lhe charges against bis brother are alleged n,
Df. iore;nus Scudder to De due 20 thu. d,,sir.
on the part Of Mrs. Duntons relatives 40 Oh
tam Mn Duntons property. Ii Is chained NV
Dr. seIdder that the viii alleged to D. a torrery
Is nota forgery Mt all, but Is valid. There
fore Is apparent that the first document viii
pe contested IN the interests of Mis- Do-.
Scndder This l. rendered more certain by the
silence OF Dr. Doremus Scudder, the circum-
stances surrounding the making Of the will or
the wills, and the attempt OF Dr. Henry Scusaer
70 remove the TN box containing Mrs. Dunton's
papers.
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SWEET OVER a PRECrprCE.
over Ihrce Hundred Head Of Cattle
frsmried on Two Co~boys

BorE Cir. InAro. AUG. I2-Hunr-, pro.-
pec'ors on Tuesday oEased the loss OF SCI head
OF me ce'se and ne death o. two coWboy.
near iHnn"ck, Butte. The prospeciors. who are
nov under arrest. attempted to captures straw
can, winch ran into the herd. The prospector-
ir'ed to cut out the calf. A stampede resulted
and he cattle ran toward the hr.fk OF a SIC
Tic two coWboys. Jerome Nnsson ,ra
nahiei Hancock. succeeded in getting in
mont 81 the herd and attempted 90 brir.s The
animals TO standStill Their hor-ia,d
comtanions saw them swept of she cha a. tl,e
ma 9ue.'ed animals: unable to stop. rushed over
on the olin and feil seventy-nine feet, The
BODIES OF the two cowboys we're found dread
fuily mangled Thousands Of buzzar,ls ana
vulturos have gathered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-12

Ne Wa Arrested and Assaulted with
Gsuss In New York

No wss ASr>sted and Assaulted Without
csass In New York.
ksw foak. Aug. 2-saperinsendcnt Byrne.
vh investigate he charges by james II. smel-
ser, agent Of the Texsrkana and Fort smi.h
Railroad Company in Tex.s, against Policeman
Farrell, whom he charges with blaclm.il and
robbery.
smeissr wss arrested in broadway on Jul.
Tor intoxieaficn. He claims thai he ma.
not insoAieassd at the time and thai
ne was arrested for no apparent
cause. In the struggle 70 avoid ar
rest be alleges tia, heiosta 81 .oeaaismond tina
ne further says that he was subjected % out
rsgsoes abuse and that the policeman. With q
Ssousaersse. attempted 70 extort money from
him ~ secure his release.
Superintendent Byrnes thinks I, straar. that
Mr. srnsaser should have waited 30 long 10 rnese
a. COMPLIANT lie is inclinsd 10 danb, Ian.
stor' Ar. Smelser, he says. will have ruslre.s
u 81 are o. he states, be. he NAV have -
come From Texas TO Prove his case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-12

n nLSiSSSh DIED.
Funeral from TssSgRs,d.y. August IL. 1852 at lo:B
CWryTHING Sns resideoce, s4l street north
,oSsd snsGsSd ~ Is. ats o'clocE . m
year Of his axe INST IL. 1s95, WILLIAM h.
chuenins. In the eishfieth
Fypersl SATURDAY., II I. w His CHILDREN.
HANNI On THURSDAY Auirn. lTssi stssson. O.
an, ELIZA. beloved wife q ,,oo o
''s issss.y Angus. Il. at - isas if asss
MceaAw, On. Wednesday Au. FUNERAL "a
THOMAS. bsloved husband u Mary N
fuperAl from his lsts residenes. 30. 1s92.
Dcninicr Church. where solemn hirh M serest
said Tor tbs rsposs Of his soul kslssivss szfo 81
rsspecduliy invited 10 attend. he
q m. Elsie Y. sia:si ean1 u dhasss: 3.
Noeios Of funeral hereafter. q
suLLiyAH. On THURSDAY. Aurnst n. ispR. {
eOILfvAN. dsufrhtsr Of Dennis and Mary Suiiivsr
In ~ tuynV -eighth year Of her sgs.
Funeral from her suntt rcstd~ncs. 37th and
sossses norshwese. Sunday l4th instant 81 o'cloa
wAIsH, On THURSDAY, Aus.ss N, lsss. 81 Is
En-. rLIfxEE1H, the bslos I'd dssShtss q de u
funssal from hsr late residenos. No sev~u
Dorthwesl on Saturday. August Il, sf 3o,oloch b r
nsesvs md friends srs rsspsctfaily invissd . q
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MADRID, Aug. i2-He&sy storms are sweep
ing over Spain and are doing an immense
amount of damage. The rain is falling in tor
rents and IL destroying the grape and Olive
crops. Much damage has been done by the
rivers overfowing their banks. and in some
places the low country adjacent 20 the river.
resembles hngh lakes. In Huesca the Isuela
river Is out of its banks. The food has already
carried away thirty houses and il Is fea red sh.,
other damage will be done.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-12
Washington Stock Exchange.

Government Bonds-U. s. a. registered, Il
ll5,a bid. llsH asked. Z. S. IS. coupons, lsJ
District Of Columbia Bonds-2o-year fund. IS
1853, gold, 1861 bid - asked. Water stocks Is
currency, 1901, us: bid. asked. 3e-sear fund, IS
gold, 1902, ll3l bid, asked Water stock, Is 1898
currency, l20 bid, asked 8.s6s 1874, fund, cur
rency, bid, il6 asked s1ss, reg. 2-los. 1893
Miscellaneous Bonds-washington and George
town Rallr 1910 IS, 1908, bid, asked. Washing
ton and Georgetown Railroad Convertible IS. II
bid, I3s asked. Masonic Han Assn IS, l0l bid
asked. Washington Light Infantry LIST mort
gage O., 1901. IS bid, - asked. Washington Ca.
Company, series A, ss, ll7. bid, asked. W asning
ION Gas Co. c o We ss, isoI, asKea
lexington Railroad 6s, s74 bid, - asked. Chesa
peake and Potomac Telephone LIST mort. IS. - bid
mortgage IS. los bid, liz asked. Metropolitan
Railroad Convertible IS, 100 bid, 1ls asked. Us
Electric Light Coavertible IS, l2s bid, : asked
bid, - asked. American Security and Trust 5s
1905, F. Il A., 100 bid,-asked. American Security
and Trust %. 1906, A. 4 o., 100 bid, - asked
Washington Market Co. imp. 6s, ia bid, - asked
washington Market Co. LIST Is. lS91ls,t, 1851 bid,
asked Anscostia Railroad q, 1901, leg bid, =
asked.
National Bank Stocks-Bank of Washington. =
bid, - asked. Bank Of the Republic, 800 bid, =
asked. Metropolitan, s65 bid. asked. Central, 3d.
iss bid, iss asKed Farmer, and Mech anics IL
bid, asked. Capital, 125 bid. lao asked. Wes
End, io7 BIZ, asked. Traders. lis bid, - asked
l-iuCoiil. iVO oiu, SECOND, los Do, asked
Railroad Stocks-W ashington and Georgetown,
sos bid, $40 asked. Metropolitan, IS bid : asked
Columbia = bid, s. asked. Capitol and North
Street, 37A bid, = asked. lexington aud Soldiers
Home. sOa bid. "a asked. Georgetown and Tenley
town, - bid. Sc asked. Rock Greek. 100 bid. :
asked.
Insurance Stocks-Firemen's Is bid, asked
Franklin, - bid, - asked. Metropolitan, 50 bid
asked. National Union. II bid, 214 asked. Co
lumbis, Is bad, 11A asked. Potomac, 20 bid. .
asked. Riggs, bid. 81 asked. Peoples. $. bid
SIs asked. Lincoln. y. bid. asked Commercial
bid, 81 asked.
Title Insurance stecks-Columbia Title, az bid
- asked. Real Estate Title, l21 Did, asked.
Gas and Electric Light St0cks-Washington Gas,
<6h bid, IS asked. Georgetown Gas, IS bid, -
asked. U.s. Electric Light, las Did, = asked.
Telephone Stocks-chesapeake and Potomac, q
bid, = asked American GraphOphone, ~ bid, (
asked. Pennsylvania, 20 bid, = asked.
Miscellaneous Stocks-Wash. Brick Machine, :
bid, soO asked. Great Falls Ice, bid, = asked
Pneumatic Gun Carriage, $50 bid. 0.so asked Lin
coin hall, rs bid, = asked.
Safe Deposit aud Trust Companies-Washing tou
Loan and Trust, lla,f bid. ls5 asked. American
security and Trust III bid, Ia asked. National
Safe Deposit, Savings and Trust Company, III
bid, 120 asked.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-12
More Indian Trouble.

More trouble with the Indian. has occurr.a
IN Arizona. On Monday last Indiana
Killed two men at the Davenport ranch
In Coyote mc ain. fifteen miles sopth
OF Sc r. A. Z. Head and Rev. W. u. Duke sen,
mis information from Deming 10 Gen Bliss AZ
Fort Baysrd. Nm, and asked that some action
be taken. as the Indians were still in the yicnity
OF the murders according 20 reports received
Yesterday through Pachita mail carrier.. den
bliss wired department headquarters at Los
Angeles, Cal. and today the riiutant
general Of the army received a d,.nssch
from Col II. c. Corbin. assistant adm
tant general Of tie department OF Arizona
telling OF the murders. The commanding
onscer AZ Fort Baivre has been directed 20
cause immediate investigation As TO the nre~-
ence OF any indians in the neiehborhood where
tne murders were committed and order.
nave also been given 20 the commanding ofb-
Ger AZ San Carlos lndinn agency TO ascertain n
any Indians are or have been absent from th.t
reservation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-12

N orRfSa AFFORDS THE RESPECTABLE
HOUSEWIFE MORE PLEASURE THAN TIE
KNOWLEDGE THAT. WHETHER
SHE HAVE LITTLE OR NO
READY MONEY AT HER
COMMAND.
OUR EQUITABLE
CREDIT
REPOsING UNB0UNDED
CONFIDENCE IN HER HONOR. PLACES HER IN
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION OF EVERY COMFORT
AND ACCEPTS REPAYMENT FROM THE SMALL
SAVINGS OF HER
WEEKLY OR MONTHLY Toll.
WITH US HER PROMISES ARE AS GOLD AND
HER GOOD WILL AS TREASURES WHICH CAN
BE EXCHANGED FOR TANGIBLE HOUSEHOLD
NECESSITIES. KxALTIEG HER TO An EVEN
PLANE WITH THE MOST FORTUNATE.
OUR RENOVATED PARLoRs HAVE AGAIN
BEEN REPLENIsHED WITH A HANDSOME
LINE OF
FURNITURE. CARPETS. MATTINos.
GAS AND vAPoR STOVES. REFRIGRRAToks.
BABY CARRIAGES. TOILET AND DINNER SETS
AND EVERY ARTICLE CALCULATED TO MAKE
HOME ATTRACTIVE AND TIE HOME CIRCLE
TO GLOW WITH CHEER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-12

BALTIMORE, Aug. ls.-Fiour steady, UNCHANGED
-recepts ll,2es barrels; shipments, s0s barrels;
sales. 900 barrels. Wheat weak-No red spot,
soasox: August, soaSek; september. s9A sS0&;
receipts. lse essheis; shipments as7s s1 bushels
stock, 1.ssa,sse buaaes; salss, sol ,0oO buahels.
southern wheat easy-Fultx, 7Sas2 Longberry,
SoxSS. Corn dul-mixed spot, 66as6k; August,
66k asked; September, 5sH bid: October, 5ex bid
receipts e6ls busAeis stock. 1855 bushels sales,
1900 bnshels. southern corn steady-White, So
81; yellow, 66a57. Oats steady-No. & white
western. -; No. 2, mixed western, se-receipts,
- busAels; stoct. 1es,4ls bushels Rye steady
1874 bushela Hay steady and nrm-eood 70
choice timothy, lk60als.s0. Gram freignts dun,
unchanged. Cotton steady-niddino, ~. Pro-
visions steady-mess PORK. l4-so bulk meals, loose
shoulders, y; long clear. .; clear nib sdes sk;
sngar-pickled shoulderA 81; sasar-cured smoked
fsns. X; sr1cs: n butter aI . ssssns.y.
don. 1sas0 lade. fancy 10; do GOOD 70 choice, Is
AIT; store-packed, laai5; grasG, i4ai& KGgs arm
and sctive-iSsi& Coffee arn-Kie eargoes, fair,
Il; No !, lsxaik sugar 1rm, unchanged.
Copper, steady. unceenoed. Whi1ky arm, I'M
changed. Peanuts Anchange1
BALTIMORE. Aug. la.virginia coneole =
ssEsssH; Northern c:ntfsi stsci, ssx Sid; Ssis.
more ana 0hio seuehvessen nrses, leSfaiosA;
%. hrst Incomes. cox I'D; "a. sscond ineoDsA q
bid; do. third incomes, tssA; consoltdated eas
bonds, 1l4N bid; DO. stock. sekssex.
Chseago Asrkso.
CHICAGO, Ang 10 tclosln0. = Whsat--oepeem-
Der. III. Corn-Septemhee, Gox; oetober, ~.
osn = september. Gk: October, 0l. PORK -Sep-
tember.. iAl53. Lard-septsmbse. tia R1bs-
September Assx.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-12
Marriage Liceuses-

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk Of the court to the following: John C.
Green and Mary z. Early; George Gibson and
Ella Susan Moore, both Of Anne Arundel
county, Nd; James stoner and Amelia Ninor,
Willie Bernard Sims and Bessie T. strntber
both OF IsymAn's Mill, Va George Taylor ana
Lucy Gordon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-12

vrxxxA. Ans. nJohspn Singer, elsrk
vho had been ont Of WORK for soms fi1ns, this
merning killed ~ vonas Vim shaa - ~
bAsn nving. thGir thses e1i5drsa anA hinsslf.
He anrtcd . charcoal Aro n ~ Fua1 uhass
thsy dept end ~ peEiahs1 hpn ~ ~, funsA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-12

Canaan & Lrrnr
cas- 7TH AND 100 81. NV
CHALLIES-Hah WOOL. about 25 pieces. 19c. quality.
Marked down to I2,<c.
IDIAIIAN CHALLIEsL2 inches vide, 1oc. quail
tty. Marked down 70 12,<c.
LADIES' JERSEY RIBBED vESTs-Silk emhroid.
cry around the nsck and srms, Soc.
quality. Marked down to PIC.
LADIES' wAIsTs-Fancy sursh lawn. sizes 81 to
4Otnch- Only Soc.
GENUINE BIARRITZ KID GLOVES. Only sSc
Worth e1.25.
BARGAINS IN PARAsOLs.
BARaAINs IN CHINA MATING
MEMS FINE SCOTCH MADRAS SHIRTS. neat
ptn stripes. Reduced from d. 50 10 q.
- ptsees Of l23Sc. WHITE PLAID and CHECK MUS
LINs. Reduced to &c. per yard
CARHARr LIIDY,
suo with - and 7oe Z IT. T. ..
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PLOTTING MIR. TRICKS DEATH.
A Story That Another Attempt VIII b
Made.

Made.
PIrrssURo, Pa, Aug. 1.-The story pub
lishsd this morning that Anarchist Aaronstamm,
rabid friend Of Bergman, il in Pittsburg and
under oath to do what Bergman failed to do
kill H. c. Frick-created considerable anxiety
and excitement for time.
At noon today, in . talk with Q reporter Of
the United Press, Chief Of Police Roger OMAN
ridiculsd the publshed story, and notwith-
standing the alleged statements of the Austrian
vice consul to the American police
bureau In New York, superintendent
O'Mara pronouncss the whole matter abso
lutely false and without the slightest Foundation
partment Of public safety has received no
information OF warning conserving any such
man - described. The police are not ON the
lockout for such an individual. No de-
scription or word concerning Aaronstanm
has been furnished the police from any source
Mr.. H. O. Frick or any other member Of the
Carnegie Steel Company have BEEN provided
and none ire contemplated. No special officers
are stationed - guard at Mr.. Tricks residence
In the east end or accompany him when he 10
on the public streets.
pany was sssn, and said: "While we believe
there may be something in the story. and that
the man described may have left New York for
PttSburg, ne do not believe that he II in Pitts
burg, aud have taken no precautions. Tho
police win attend TO that"
Two Detectives continue on duty ct the
entrance and inside the Carnegie ofice build
ing, e they have since the day Of tho attack
upon Mr.. Prick.
NEv Yosx. Ang. Superintendent Byrnss
said this morning that be kney nothing regard
ing the information contained In the dispatch
from Pittsburg, which says that IN anarchist
named Aaronstaun had left fhis city for there .
couple Of days ago with tbs avoWed intentistn
Of kililng H. G. Frek, The manager Il the CD
nsgis Company.
The dispstoh in question says that the second
plot TO KIN 4r. frick WAS road to Mr.. 0fto Eb-
erhsdt, Austrian vice consul In this city, Who
communicated Il 10 the police Of this DIV. 6u-
per1ntsndsnt Byrnss said be hnA act sen the
vtos consul nor hard from him coeesenng any
plot 70 I'M Mr.. Fniek. He .aAdsd fhaf 70 In
formation bad come 10 him from any sources
regarding the man Aaronstnun. Superintendent
ByDss places ltttls faith IN the stary that sn0h
psssoa has Uoas - Pitssbusg to In -. REiss.
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CIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Name.

the New York are The opening and closing prices o,
wine 20 Carson 2ck Market, Is reported by spSciAl
tacartney, l4l0 street.
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rRs. w1NsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP

MRs wINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP
Hes been ussd for over FIFTY TEARS BY MILLIONS
ofNOTHERS for their CHI DREN WHILE TEETH
ING With PERFECT SUCCESS. II sOOrHEs the
CHILD, sOFTENs the GUMS. AILAYs eli PAIN.
CURES WIND collie and 10 ths best remedy for
pIARRH0A- Sold By druggists In every part Of tbs
world. b sure and ask for Mrs. winslow's Sooth-
inr svrup" and take no other kind 25 cents bottle.
DuIOCsNEss CONSTIPATION, TORPID LIVER.
D&c,, cured Nerve and Liver fflls. 20 doses &c
0aRpiee freo SCHILLER STEVENS,
Oh st. and Pa. ave.
Fon TIE BLooD.
Weakness Malaria Indigestion and Dfliousnsss take
BROWNS IRON BITTERs.
II cures quickly For sale by all dealers In msdicile
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-12
August Days ut Atlantic CITY.

Last Saturday excursion on August 20 via
b; and o. X. r. special train at $40 p. m.
VIZ psrior car, arriving at Atlantic Civ at 3
day or Monday.-AdpL
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MARRIED.

LULyR-BLAKE. ON August II, lsa2, By Rev, q.
county q lbs residenre, EDWARD KfIIFR %
ATHEk BLAKE. both " Moutsomery
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Range OF the Thermom-s.r

"H"Re " NHe EHermom rfer.
The following were the temperatures a. IN,
pmoe OF the weather bureau TODAY; sam, "a;
4 pm, 81; maximum. 81; minimum. "a
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INTERESTING To Mrx.

MEMS COTTON HALF HOSE
Fast black. tsns. srays and fancy ssripsa
Sizes o. to IL
-15c. half dozen pairsL-
Display in Ct window and On center tables.
frat door. Arss saasx-)
OUR FIRST SPECIAL ABDUCTION SALE
OF MEMS NEaLIaEE SHIRTS
TOMORROW.
sflh. silk and wool. French flannel. madras
and ohsvios o. and O. 50 grades ss
-h-50-
se and sR 50 trades ss
similar 70 iuseions on al cheaper srsdss
First door. .....-........-..-S...F First annex
CosoEnsrxe CurIraY
We are mAkinss speciality se the vorld-rs-
novnsd Wade Butcher" Razors. naaufsc-
tursd By ". aad Q. Butchss. shsnasld. Ensland.
the original makers Of hosiow-groand rasors
and the sole msnufacsussrs for upwsrd Of .
quarter Of century of this eslsbssssd make.
Al wade Butcher" Rssors are made Of
erucible east steel maaufacsursd b. ". and g.
su''A'r' and especially prepared for '.''r.
Therefore. excellence of quality. superiority
oftsmpsr and kesnnsss of edss are fully guar
-, x
''Extrs hollow -Ground." o1.ah
cn..,,,,,x ,.,,,,a..
A' AAAs1'h' M 80 -
ssao1 I.a,s. ss.ssea length xoa.qu.s.ar.
~ '>''
nsa 80,
QUIT OEPARrNxNr.
Anew .ssorsmsns Of Fine vhSs, Ina. Linz,
al. u %. sl 50 end g.
dunn s0lOr.-full rob. ssoas.-pria0... back.
rms "n''' r'iAa-a0''s@ IMAM Nun "se-
N'U A0'i-''-''------.--..-hi LIN u oaaidaAs.)
-
Mr To-. =
ATHAs
-,
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