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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-06-17
THE HAMBURGER COMPANY.
MARKET STREET.

Six furlongs, Ross won. Marion G second,
Pirate King third. Time, 1:15.
Six furlougs, Salvation WOO, Cass second,
Promenade third. Time, 1 IA.
ST. LOUIS, June 16-SiX furloDgs' Battle
Badger won, Miss Gallop second. Geraldine
third. Time, 1:16H.
Mile and One-Sixteenth, Esther won. Wa.
hal chic second, Aiaman third. Time, 1:49.
Five furiongs, Debuiante stakes for three
years olds, guaranteed value $1,000, Miss Alice
won, Carrie b second, Parthena third. Time,
1:03A.
Two miles, Little George won, Billy Nc
KeDzie second Barefoot third, Time. $685..
Steeplechase. short course. EOlic won, Buce-
phalus second, Laura third. Time, 2:O6.
Three quarters Of a mile, LOttie Mills won
Rosita second, Guido third Time, :14s4.
HAWTHORNE, June 16.-FIve-eighths OF q
mile, PeliaS won, COrinne second, Wells Street
third. Time, 1:O312.
Seven-elghths OF mie-1ngomar won,
William 7 second, The Kitten third. Time,
1929.
Chicago Derby, mile anG a quarter, Vasssl
won, Senator Irby second, lakewood third
Time, 2:11.
Three-quarters OF mile Sprite won, Cover
nor Palmer second, Eli hindig third. Time
1:l714.
Three quarters of a mile, Zoolein won, Orty-
anna second, Monrovia third. Time, 1:161h
Three-quarters OF mile, Mother of Pearl
won. Judge ID second, Booze third. Time
lie.
Steeplecbase, short course, Tyro won, Fam
3:3I.
WASHINGTON, June 16. - Five furlones
Brightwood won, Marlboro second Jim Dram
third. lime, :0212.
Six furlongs, Detroit won, Some More second.
Con Lucey third. Time. 1:16.
Five furlongs, Ali Night won, Senator second
Prince Albert third. Time :0915.
One mile, Freezer won. JuDel second, Head
light third. Time, :4334.
Five furlongs, Mary b won. Meadow second
Jim Pagan third. Time, 1:0134.
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YALE DEFEATS PRINCETON.
The Feature of the Game Was
Carter'S Pitching,

BROOKLYN, June 16.-Yale defeated Prince.
ton to-day at Eastern Park by a score of to 8,
ane thereby won the college championship
The feature OF the game was the pitching Of
Carter for Yale, he striking out nine men,
Fully 10000 people saw the game
BRooKLYN, June 16.-Br0oklyn found It easy
work to defeat the Clevelands this afternoon.
Score: BrOOklyns IL, base hits IL, errors 1.
Clevelands z, base hits TO- errors 3. Batteries
klnslow, Daub and Kennedy UCounor, Fisher
aid Young. Umpire-Emslie.
NEW YORK, June 16.-The New Yorks took
their second game from Pittsburg to-day.
inning Dy ram. Score: PlttsburgS 5, base hits
8, errors 2. New Yorks 3. base hits 8, errors 2,
Baiteries-Sugdeu and Nickoll. Rusie and Far
rell. Umpre-Slage.
let out few more reefs in their playing to-day,
and won easily. Score: Baltimores IL base hits
10, errors 2. s. Louis 8, base hits 4, errors l.
Batteres-Inks, Mullane, McMahon and Rob-
inson; Breitenstein and PeitZ. Umpire
ORourke.
PHILADELPHIA, June 16.-The PhIladelphia
team again beat the Cincinnatis to-day Gin.
cinnati tried two new pitchers to-day, and both
were batted all over the field. Score: Phlla-
deiphias 10, base hits 20. errors 1. Cincinnads
Garsey and Grady; Murphy and Mcclure.
UmpirP-Lyncb.
BosToN. June 16.-The LouisyilIes were
easy marks for the home team to-day Score:
LoutsVllles 10, base hits 16. errors 6. Bostons
16, base hits 81, errors 2. Batteries-Ryan and
L0yett. Stratton and Earle. Umpire-Hurst.
WASHINGTON, June 16.-The Chicago team
won the third game of the series with Washing
ington, Pitcher Griffith proving too much for
the senators. score: Washingtons g. base hits
Batteries-Esper. Petty and Mcclure; Grif1th
and klttridge. Umpire-AleOuaid
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GENERAL RAIN.
II Has Spread Over the Whole
Country.

SOuUlTys
NAPA. June 16.-Quite a heavy shower
of rain fell here this afternoon. Many
acres of hay is down and damage Is sure
to result. The late cherries will also
suffer.
NEWCASTLE, June 16.-Heavy peals of
thunder, vivid lightning, frequent copious
showers; no injury to fruit probable.
BRIGHTON, Colo, June 16.-The hall
storm yesterday was the worst known in
this section for years and destroyed all
crops in its path. It's track was from four
to six miles wide and from eight to ten
miles long
The loss to crops will reach many thou
sands of dollars. As an evidence of the
immensely Of the water fall. the Platte
River rose one foot in one hour over an
already high stage OF water.
KANSAS CITY. June 16-The Missouri
is steadily approaching the danger line
here. The weather bureau reports heavy
rain during the past few days in the Platte
and the Kaw River valleys, which, OBJ
server Conner states, will cause the river
to continue to rise. The river is now 10
feet above low water mark. The danger
line is 81 feet.
OMAHA, Nebr., June 16.-The heaviest
rain for years fell throughout Nebraska
last night. The Missouri River rose l
foot In torty-eight hours. 1t is within IS
inches of the danger line, with the pros
pect of more rapid rise during the next
twenty-four hours.
BURLINGTON, Iowa, June 16.-The long
and severe drouth was broken this after
noon by heavy rain.
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A New Dress.

The willie Girl" composed Of English
court cloth with the full. graceful
Paauin skirt, %-length cutaway coat
one button, with broad. handsome
lapels. SIS.
Look at 1t carefully. Could the cut be
trimmer? Could the design be more per-
feet? Could the getup be improved In any
way-wish eye to common sense. fitness
and jaunty grace? Artists of the shears
say "No."
We believe that no costume has been
shown hereabouts this season at even S25
that will equal the Willie Girl In fine
quality, stylish elegance and excellence
Of workmanship.
It's costumes like this-En glish tailor
made-that have of late become the rage
of Paris.
Court Cloth and Serge Dresses, $40, $l2 80
and S15.
Ladies can select material and have
man-tailored dresses to order same price
as for ready to wear.
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CORNELL'S CREW WINS.
Defeat of the University of PennsyI-
Vania Oarsmen.

PHILADELPHIA. June 16.-The Cornell
boat crew glided smoothly over the line
which marks the finishing point of the race
between the Cornell and University of
Pennsylvania crews. Five lengths In the
rear came in the vanquished oarsmen of
the red and blue. CornelPs time was
q :121a and the University 81 :34A. The
l.haeans won easily. 1t was not lack of
training that caused the downfall of the
pennsylvania boys. for even the Cornell
boys admitted the University of Pennsyl-
vania crew their superior in muscular
strength, but it was case of skill again st
Drawn and muscle. and skill won. The
rowing of the sons OF Pennsylvania lacked
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RACING AT SAN JOSE.
Five Interesting Events on the
Garden CITY Track,

SAN JOSE, June 16.-The first days
races on the San Jose track by the Breed
ers' and Horsemen's Association took
place to-day and consisted of five events.
A strong wind and threatening clouds ma
terially interfered with the attendance, vet
about 800 people enjoyed the sport. All
the events were frst-class. and nearly all
the horses that entered started.
Five and half furlongs. three-year-olds and
upward, selling, Vulcan won, Warrago second
North third. Time, :0734.
Five furlongs, two year-olds, selling Arpo
won. Niagara second, Sport McAlllster third
Time, 1:02sA.
Five and a half furlongs, for three-year- olds
that have started ana not won since January /,
1898. selling. Obee won, Inkerman second
Patsy O'Nel third. Time, :0S.
Six and half furlougs, Hotel Vendome
handicap Sir Rel won. Royal Flush second
Ledalia third. Time, PIE.
One nile, for three-year-olds and inward
Eagle Brewery race, selling. Robolink won
Ryland second, April third. Time, :42sl,
A weeks racing on the San Jose track
will be given by the association, beginning
with next Saturday.
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Drapery.

Almost anything in drapery you care for
at less than you expect. Foreign and
American of the bluest blood and daintlest
styles are stepping out to the merrest of
price music.
White or Ecru Lace Curtains, yards, $50
pair.
Irish Point, Brussels and Point d'EsprIt,
81 rs a pair.
A splendid collection Of Lace Curtains
from So to $50 pair.
Chenille Portieres, with double dado and
heavy fringe. 50 70 pair.
New Chenille and Tapestry Portieres,
from 50 rs to S18 pair.
Pretty Sikaine. sc inches wide, 10c.
Palmetto Crepe DraperY, 1910.
Sateen Drapery. in French designs, zoe.
Point d'Esprit Swiss Drapery, Sc inches,
25c.
Swiss Rufflng, 15c and $50 yard.
New Silk Furniture Plush, 81.
Handsome Crushed Mohair Plush, 81 %.
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PiCKPOCKET WINS.
Captures the Jockey Club
Handicap.
EVENTS AT MORRIS PARK.
Only Two Favorites Land First
at LatOnia.
LAZZARONE GETS A BIG STAKE.
Yale Defeats Princeton in the COL
Iege Baseball Championship
at Brooklyn.
LAZZARoNE GETS A BIG STAKE.

New YORK, June 16-It was sitting
hot at Morris PARK to-day, but the attend
ance was excellent The T cling was very
good. particularly in the New York Jockey
Club handicap. which Pickpocket won in
hard drive through the stretch. The
four horses got IF well together at the
first attempt, and Herald at once assumed
the lead. Going up the hill Redskin over
hauled him, and they ran on even terms,
three lengths ahead of Don Alonzo, who
was length ahead of PickDocket. AS
they rounded into the stretch Redskin had
enough of it and fell hack. Then Don
AlOnZo started after Herald, but could not
succeed in catching him. PIckpocket came
around the outside. and with little urging
took the lead In the last sixteenth and won
handily by length and half.
Six furlongs, The Judge won, War Bonnet
second, Reitf third. Time, 1:121a.
Barlow STAKES, six furl0ngs, Keenan, won, Sir
Galahad second, Paladin third. Time. :121.
Glen Island handicap, one mile, Prig won,
DobbinS second, Assignee third. lime. 1 1914
New York Jockey Club handicap. mile ana a
quarter, PickpOcket won. Herald second, Don
AlODZo third. Time, 2:07.
Five furlongs, AnniSette won, Silvie second,
Belmar third. Time. :591s.
Mile and sixteenth, Tom Skidmore won,
Clementine second, Count third. Time, 2:091a
CINCINNATI, June 16.-Seven races were
on the card to-day, but scratches caused
the third to be declared off. The track
was last. In the second the mile was
made in :40h, within one-quarter Of a
second OF the track record. In the last
race the LatoDia record. 1 IA for six fur
longs, was equaled. Five thousand bet
tors found little satisfaction in the sport.
for only two favorites won. LazzarOne and
Salvation, the former at prohibitve odds.
LaZZarone was in splendid form and be
galIoped away with $780, the Hillyer
stake, winning under heavy pull by two
lengths. There were several poor starts,
and ia the second race the horses were
held at the post twenty minutes. Thorpse
was fined 500 and Fisher $50 for disobe-
dience in the race. The shock of the dav
came In the first race, when Eally Rose. a
hve-year-old, scored the first victory of
her life at 20 TO 1.
Six furlongs. Early Rose won, Abb second,
Anne Elizabeth third. Time. 1:16A.
One mile, Eghart won, j second, Sculptor
third. Time. 1 :401a.
Hlllyer stake for three-year-olds, nine fur
longs, LaZZarOne. 10 8, won; Respondent
TO !, second; SeliKa, TO l. third. Time, ASIA.
nine furlongs, Sunburst won, joe Mack Sec
ono, lrksome third. Time. 1:05.
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CAMPED IN STOCKTON.
Several Companies From the Interior
at Camp Muller.

Several Companies From the Interior
at Camp Muller.
STOCKTON, June 16.-The eight COM
panies of the Sixth Regiment went into
camp here to-day for the annual encamp-
ment drill. The companies from Bakers
field, Visalia. Fresno, MERGED and Modesto
arrived on special train this afternoon,
and were met at the station by Companies
A and B of this city.
The regiment formed In line and marched
to Camp Muller. named in honor of
Brigadier- General Muller, commanding the
Third Regiment.
The camp Will be maintained eight days,
and will be under strict military discipline.
Colonel Nunan ordered Company A on
guard duty tonight, and the other soldiers
are enjoying themselves about the city
until II o'clock. Lieutenant McIver of the
regular army will inspect the drill.
FRESNO, June 16-AbOut eighty memte
Of Companies and F, n. q. c., left this
morning for the encampment at Stockton.
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Immense Ore Body.

WINNEPEa. Manitoba, June 16.-An in-
manse body OF anriferOus ore mile wide
by two long is reported to have been dis
covered between Rat Portage and Port
Arthur, seventy miles south of the Cana
dian Pacific Railway. Assays average So
In gold and 81 in silver.
Biologists have expressed the opinion
that the deposits may be from 5000 to
IN 0o0 feet daaD
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The Maidstone Again.

NEVADA, Mo-, Juno 16. - Miss Rosa
Roach of Pawnee. Kans., has arrived here
to have maidstone applied to a wound in
tiicted by dog supposed to be affected
with hydrophobia. The unfortunate young
lady was bitten on the evening of June
u, at Fort Scott where she was attending
a teachers institute. The same dog at
locked other ladies. tearing their clothing.
but doing no other damage. The stone ad-
hered several hours.
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Shoes.

The make of the shoe Is worthy Of the
leather-careful, honest, exact in every
way; and the leather and the work came
together under conditions that let US make
the least prices for these shoes that were
ever put On goods of this grade.
Ladies' French Kid Tourist foxed Oxford
Ties, English cOrkscrew cloth tops,
needle pointed or narrow square toes
with patent leather tips, low fat heels,
hand made,
So instead of 81.
Ladies' Tan Color Chrome Goat Oxford
Ties, whole fOxing, pointed or square
toes, low fiat heels, nobby shoe for
summer wear.
So instead OF 81.
Misses Tan Color Spring Heel Oxford
Ties. full foxed, hand-turned soles,
sizes II to 2,
Ladies' bronze or black French kid, low
cut Prince Alberts, Louis XIV French
heels. extreme point toes,
SIS instead of Sc so.
Ladies' finest quality russell leather SPRING
heel Shoes. dark tan, square button fly
and top, sizes 21a to 6,
So instead OF 81.
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NOT ENDED YET.
Trouble Likely to Grow Out of the
Roscoe Robbery Case,

Roscoe ROBBERY case.
Los ANGELES, June 16.-The Express
says: Another criminal suit growing out
Of the arrest and trial of Comstock,
Fitzsimmons and Thorne seems imminent
1t was currently reported this morning
that complaint will be filed by one OF the
above-named trio against the colored man,
John Belt, charging him with perjury. 1t
was also limited that Belt received 500
for his part in the trial.
Proceedings against Charles II. Clay,
who was TO have been examined on the
charge of perpetrating the crime, and who
was arrested on June 6 and held, will be
dismissed.
Deputy District Attorney Conkling said
to-day that the only evidence against Clay
was that he was seen riding a much-jaded
and d-bepattered horse into East Los
Angeles on the morning after the robbery,
and that fact alone would be insufficient
to convict him,
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Millinery.

Women's Outing Hats. every breezy
shape, for land and sea. The sauciest
styles for the girls, both little and big.
Not merely a sample Of a kind-liberal
lots.
Imported Hats. artistically trimmed. for
q very little more than the original price
of the hat untrimmed.
Ribbons and Bonnet Ornaments-fiow
ers that a bee would know were not
natural you, Wouldn't
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Valuable Horse Burned.

PAso ROBLEs. June 16.-A ire. thought
to be of ncendiary origin. destroyed
Nuckolls & behring's livery stable at 1
o'clock this morning. Everything was
saved. with the exception of a $500 horse
belonging to E. F. Burns, which was
burned SO badly il had to be shot Loss,
$4,000; insurance, $500.
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FOLSOM PRISON DIRECTORS.
Will Ask the Governor to Commute
Weigher's Sentence.

SACRAMENTO. June 10 AT a meeting
of the state Board of Prison Directors,
held at Folsom PRISM, Charles Welgher
made an application for Communication of
sentence Weigher was a Sacramento
merchant who was convicted IF having
secured goods by false preienses and sent
to the Denilentiary for one year. The
Prison Directors decided to recommend to
the Governor that his sentence be COM
muted to six months
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THE HAMBURGER COMPANY.
MARKET STREET.
the rhythmic precision which character.
ized that of the Cornell boys.
CONGRESS OF ATHLETES.
Opening of an Important Meeting in
Paris

PARIS. June 16.-The international con-
gress of amateur athletic associations was
opened here this afternoon under the
auspices of the French Union of Athletic
Sports Society. Baron de Counsel, the
well-known diplomatist, who presided at
the information al court of arbitration in the
Boring Sea fisheries question. has been
chosen president. One of the chief objects
Of the congress will be to draw up and
ultimately recommend for international
adoption definite rules In regard to the
status of American field sports.
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Linens.

No, all the llDen-selling Of the town isn't
done here, but you almost wonder that il
is not.
Full-bleached Table Linen, 63 inches
wide, extra quality. 75c yard.
Satin Damask Dinner Cloths. Sx10. hand
some French designs. 81.
Dinner Napkins of fine damask, 81 dozen.
Large White Damask Towels. with
knotted fringe. 25c each.
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Silks.

Those pretty Shepherd Checks-differ-
ent size checks, wide width 75c quality
for SOC.
A few more Pongee dress pieces left,
from 141a to 10 yard lengths, So 65 piece
New shades in MORE. 81. 81 % and 81 80.
New Black MOire. 81, 81 % and 81 so.
Coored Taffeta. good quality, 90c.
Black Satin Moire. 81 inches wide. 81 25.
MORE in mirror and satin stripes, 81 70
and So.
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Music. etc.

He'll Never Forget EN- Again." Fer
ris Hartmann's latest success. as sung by
him in "Tar and Tartar" Words and
music. zoe copy.
14-inch Leather Music-roll, 47c.
Wire Mandolin Strings. SC.
12-inch Kid Doll. bisque head, natural
hair, 25c.
40 Shees Good Note-paper, 15c.
S6-page Note Tablets, &c.
125-page Pocket Diary, 1894, 1Oc
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BIG GRAPE COMBINE.
Several Growers Agree to Sell Only
to a Syndicate,

SAN JOSE, June 16-At mass meeting
OF the wine-grape growers held here to-
day about 80 were present and all enthu-
siastic over the plan of a syndicate con-
trolling the output for five years in order
to increase prices of the product.
Contracts to sell to the syndicate were
signed by growers representing 100 acres,
and many carried blank contracts away
with the intention of signing them later.
There is no doubt that about all the grow
ers of Santa Clara County will go into the
combine. for it is realized to be the only
solution of present difficulties.
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DRY GOODS
Suits

For the merry, romping boys who want
something to wear afieid. Something that
will stand brambles and bushes and still
be neat and dressY. Here's. maybe, two
dollars for one.
Boys Duck Sailor Blouse Suits, age to 8
years, 81 90 TO 50 IS.
Boys Cheviot Refer Suits, deep sailor
collar, rows Of Soutache braid On
collar and cuffs, ages 4 to Syears, S..
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Drolllnger Poisoning Case.

CovINGToN, Ind, June 16.-The Drol-
linger poisoning case is creating excite
ment at Fisher The husband still guards
his wife's grave with shotgun. He il
strongly suspected of causing her death. "a
former wife died suddenly in the same
manner. The body will be exhumed by the
authorities.
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Hosiery.

Fine Standardized Hose in black or
tan. 3 pairs for 81.
Plain Black Lisle Hose, 8 pairs for 81.
Spun-silk Hose in pew shades, 75c in
stead of 81.
Children's Black Hose, ribbed, extra
quality. 25c per pair.
Black Pure-silk Bose, ST. so per pair,
worth 50.
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ALWAYS THE BRITANNIA.
Again Wales Yacht Defeats the
Satanifa

LONDON. June 16.-The Royal Thames
yacht race from the Noree lightship to
Dover was started at 10 A NJ. to-day. The
Britannia, with the Prince of Wales on
board, won at 5;45. The Satanita finished
at 5;46. The distance was 52h miles.
The Gould steam yacht Atlanta arrived
at Cowes to-day. ALI on board are well.
SOUTHAMPTON, June 16. AT the
Southampton regatta for twenty-raters
over twenty-six mile course to-day the
Deidre. owned by Lord Lonsdale, was
first, Dragon second, Luna third.
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From Carlsbad.

Carlsbad White China Dinner-plates. set
of six, 75c.
Carlsbad White China Breakfast-plates,
set of six, 65c
Carlsbad White China Dessert plates. set
of six, 55c.
Carlsbad White China Pie-plates, set of
six, 45c.
Carlsbad White China Soup-plates. set of
six. Csc.
Carlsbad White China Tea Set 56 pieces.
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GRIT AND PLUCK.
Enabled Stanford Boys to Win
Another Game.

TACOMA. Wash, June 16-Stanfords'
grit and luck won them to-day's ball
game from the Tacoma Athletic Club
team. With the score to against them,
two men out and two strikes on the third
man in the eighth inning, they succeeded
in getting five men across the plate and
ming by score of Z to 6.
Lewis two-bagger brought in the de-
Gliding runs. Weldon and Bumiller were
the battery. Attendance. 15O0-the best
of the season.
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Pretty Glass.

Crystal bits that win beautify any table,
and richer than ever from the price cut
ting.
Rose Crystal Berry Set, 81 40.
Frosted Crystal Berry Bowls, 25c.
Crystal dishes of all kinds; tinted, frost
ed or plain, at cut prices.
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DRY GOODS.
Wash Goods.

More price marvels ready to be caressed
by the June breeZes. Opened yesterday
will be shown tomorrow. A credit to the
exquisite taste of our Eastern buyer. Come
and see the pretty cottons.
Satin-striped and Powered Dimity, 1910.
Pretty Figured Lawns, SIC.
French Satenes, best quality now 35c.
New Crepolines Challi, 1212c.
Handsome India Twills, 121zc.
New Flannelettes, Ssc.
Swivel Silk Ginghams, 75c quality for SOC.
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Had to Kill Snmehndu

LINCOLN. Nebr.. June B.-Nettie Cod.
dington. 10 years old, committed suicide
last evening because her lover refused to
respond to message and come to see her.
The girl sent a second message. and was
prepared to shoot him down If he came.
BE did not come, and she swallowed NOR
phine.
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Holding EehrendhacI,

MINNEAPOLIS, June 16.-George Feb
rendbach, the typewriting teacher. was
locked up to-day pending the arrival of
the authorities from San Francisco. where
ne is under sentence of eight years for
sWindlinp
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Flannels.

White and embroidered for under gar
ments. in various qualities and more
or less deliberately embroidered, some
as low priced as 64c and zoe. the better
ones from 81 to 80 yard; all of them
good deal under the regular market
price.