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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-06
BUTTE CURRENT NOTES.

For shorthand and typewriing attend
the Butte Business College.
Judge Dudley DuBose of Kalispel is in
town.
Paris Gibson of Great Falls was in town
yesterday.
Thomas II. Carter, senator-elect, was in
town yesterday.
w. " Lawlor returned yesterday from
n trip to Los Angeles.
James McGovern and John b. Read
left yesterday for Southern California.
The United States court met yesterday
and Immediately adjourned until
March 3.
The Butte hotel carries the finest line
OF imported Key West and domestic goods
found in the city.
A delicate matter; repairing n watch.
Bring us your work; we will do il right.
Towie d Winterhalter.
w. NJ. Jack of Portland, formerly of
Butte, is in town shaking hands with old
friends. lie is looking well.
c. w. Pitts of Helena was i'm town yes
terday arranging for the "Allkado" and
"Patience" To appear in Helena.
Watch cleaning. $3.50; mainsprings, 81.
Warranted one year. Jewelry repairing
relatively cheap. Mayer, 40 West Park.
For plumbing and thinning call on Hem
0TlCkS ~ o.. corner tark ana W Ofnlng.
Telephone PAS. William Maus, IN tnager.
For plumbing and timing call on Hem
bricks * Co., corner Park and Wyoming.
Telephone 2iS. William Maus, manager.
Dan Driscou. a miner at the Mountain
Con, was slightly injured yesterday after
noon, receiviu q cash IN the head from
falling rock. He was taken TO the Sisters
hospital.
you have the money it will pay you to
buy an overcoat from us. We have only
n few left and do not want 10 carry them
over. "Boucher. the Park Street Cloth
ier.' Price no object.
Under the new time card whichwent into
effect on the Great Northern recently,
No. 20, local train. will leave for Helena
nj 3 80 y. IN. instead of , 40 o'clock, and
will connect with a train from Anaconda.
No. will arrive from Helena at 10 40 a. IN.
instead of II 40 o'clock and will run
through TO Anaconda on the b., A. & u.
No. y, the through train from the East,
VIII arrive al p. IN. as before. No "A will
leave Anaconda at 500 n. m, and will
leave Butte at O'Clock a. IN.
Some of the lines running out of Butte
are Trying TO convince the public that
their trains run through fertile country,
and thatthey encounter 10 sand deserts.
their cars being dust proof, etc. Such
statements made IN July or August might
lie considered 10y the inexperienced
traveller; but in mldwinter, with six inches
of snow OH the ground. they seem little
out of date. At present the public are
wondering how to travel and keep warm.
This can be done 10y using the Northern
Pacific. as winter blasts, rain and sleet
have no tcrrors for passengers using this
line. Their sleeping. dining cars and day
coaches are vestibuled.
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J0EFAGAN WAS FLEECED
He Went 10 Butte and Spent the After
noon Trading.
SOME BIG DEALS MADE
Mines, Socks, Mills, buds, Ranches,
Jack-knives-He Met Shaw
and snapped Every
thing He Had.

BUTTE, Feb. 5.-Ex-Police Chief Pagan
of Anaconda was in town to-day and COM
planned to Mayor Dugan, late in the aft
ernoon, that he had fallen among
thieves. He met ex-County Attorney
Shaw of Deer Lodge, who enticed him into
derry Shinnick's back room.
When Pagan got away he had his
clothes on yet, but he says they are bor-
rowed and really belong to Shaw. The
latter got him interested in trading and
Pagan traded two lots across Missoula
gulch for 200 shares of Golden Gate.
Then Pagan traded $4,000 worth of
property at Salt Lake for $4,000 worth of
property in Deer Lodge They traded
knives, horses, and everything else they
owned, finally they traded clothes on
their backs, said clothes to be mutually
delivered on demand. Eeveything on
earth which was Shaw's is now Fagan's,
and everything which was Fagan's is now
Shaw's. Pagan thinks he got away the
worst of the deal inasmuch as the knife
he got from Shaw has broken blade.
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At the Hotels.

BUTTE, Feb. 5.-The Butte-Sam A.
Steele. Chicago; A. T.. Bray, Omaha
William NJ. Jack, Portland; John Old.
field, George BorIhwick, ST. Paul; r. b.
Turner, Bozeman; ID. NJ. Moses, II. j.,
Bergman, ST. Paul; G.. w. Brown, Dem
yer; &. A. Walker. j. Z. Enos, Bozeman
J. II. Clark, j. A. Watson, Denver; c. w.
Pitts, Helena.
The Southern. H. Miller, George
Cummings, L. Mathews, Sheridan; G.. II.
Howard and wife, Glendale; Mrs. Os-
borne, Seattle; Pat Hayes, Miles City
Louis Albert, John Reddin, George Steph-
enson, Salt Lake; II. c. Freeze. New
York; +. p. Mcfarland, Lincoln, Neb. G..
j. Reese, Salt Lake; George Brown, Bal
timore John Davis. Marion, Ohio; Mrs.
Dunstan, Marion, Ohio; Thomas O'Gara,
Charles Albright, Davenport.
The McDermott-G. Harris, Thomas
McGraw, Basin; Samuel Wainwright, Bos-
ton; II. IL. Leslie, Helena; A. w. Barnard,
Silver Bow; +. W. Bannock, Portland /;
Dudley DuBose, Kalispel; A. II. WILDER,
New York; A. j. Lyon, Livingston; r. Ii.
Anderson, Ponsonby; H. f. Randall and
wife, Great Falls; l., c. White, Boise City
Il. w. Bates, Pocatello; j. Kohn, julius
Meyerback, San Francisco; Frank Eagan,
St. Paul; f. X. Warden. Bert Fields, Og-
den; L. c. Galbraith, Boulder.
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vICIORIA'S SPEECH.
She Says She Is at Peace With Most of
the World.

She Says She Is at Peace With Most of
the World.
LONDON, Feb. b.-The fourth session of
the 18th parliament of Queen Victoria was
opened at o'clock this afternoon. The
queens speech was as follows:
My LORDS AND GENTLEMEN My relations
with foreign powers remain friendly and on a
satisfactory footing An agreement has been
concluded. after protracted Negotiations, be-
tween my government and The French republic
for the settlement OF the frontier between my
colony OF Sierra Leone and the neighboring
French possessions | regret to say that the
war between China and Japan stlll continues.
| have maintained a close and cordial under
standing with the powers interested in these
regions, and | sh II lose no favorable oppor-
tunity OF promo ing a peaceful termination of
the contest
In consequence Of reports which have reached
my government of excuses committed by Turk
ish troops. regular or irregular, on Armenans
in the district of Asia Minor. thought it right,
In conjunction with other powers. TO make rep
reservations to the porte. The sultan has de-
clared his intention of seriously furnishing any
Of his officers or soldiers who have be en- guilty
of such acts and has sent a commits sion 10 con-
duct an Investigation on the spot. Delegates
from the mowers which have consulS at Ere
roum will accompany this commission.
am happy 10 observe the striking fact that
In Ireland otienses Of all kinds against the law
have sunk during the past year 10 the lowest
leyei hitherto marked in official records. A
proposal will be submitted to you for remedy
ing the defects which experience has brought
TO light in the working of the law governing
landlord and tenant in ireland and for dealing
with certain eYicted tenants. whose situations
still constitute peril to social order.
\ bill will be- presented 10 you dealing with
the church establishment OF Wales Bills will
also be submitted for the popular control of the
4
provision for the payment Of the charges of re-
turning officers at elections; bills for the unfit
cation Of London and facilitating the conStruc-
ton OF light railways, VIII en-, trust will benefit
the districts. in view OF the agricultural depreS-
sion, a blu Tor the p emotion OF Cancellation in
trade disputes; AN amendment TO the factory
accounts bill: for the completion of a system Of
county government In scotland. and for fur, her
legislation for the crofters will be submitted TO
you.
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0PIE And HIS BOOK
Two Little Girls In Court Tell the
Sorry.
FACTS ARE HARD TO GETAT
A Large Number of Witnesses Were
Examined But the Most of
Them Didn't Know Any
thing About the Case.

BUTTE, Feb. 5.-John Opie. the Meader-
Vile man who has attained a great deal
of noioriety lately through his alleged
transactions with little girls, was tried
before Judge Dowd this afternoon on the
charge of having exhibited indecent
pictures and obscene literature to Eta
GriDble, n 10-year-old child. The COM
plant was filed by Assistant County At
torney Barlow this afternoon TO take the
place of one that had been drawn up.
About dozen witnesses we're on hand
and subsequent events proved that very
few of them knew anything at all about
the case.
John Lindsay, the defendants attorney,
filed "A demurrer to the complaint, alleging
that the facts stated in complaint do not
constitute n public oiTense, but it was
overruled.
Mrs. Gribble was called and testified to
the simple fact that Eta Grbble, the
complaining witness, was her daughter.
EtIa Gribblc then took the stand. She
testified that she was 10 years old and
that she was in Opte's room last Friday,
Feb. /, when he showed her what she
called a dirty" book, containing pictures
of men and women only partly dressed
and IN the most vulgar attitudes. She
testified that the book was in Opie's trunk
looked at il and then showed 1t to her.
Harriet Williams, another 1O-year girl,
testified substantially as follows: Il was
in Opie's room Feb. ] and saw the book
referred TO. / had seen II once before and
knew that he kept it IN his trunk. | took
II out, don't know why, and showed it to
Eta Gribble, and then gave II TO Opic.
lie wanted to show it to Eta, but she
would not look at IT again"
Mrs. Ed Bowden, landlady of the City
hotel, where OpIe boards, stated that she
did not know anything at all about the
case. She had never seen any immoral
pictures in his room and had never said
that he was a dirty man" Mrs. Crowley
had seen an obscene book in ODIc's room,
but did not know who II belonged to.
Mrs. &. Wagner had also seen a book
containing vulgar pictures III Optics room
some time last summer.
The state then rested and Mr.. Lindsay
asked for n non suit for the reason that
the state had failed to make out "A case
even under the alleged complaint" He
could not understand, he said. why the
county attorney had put the county to the
expense of n trial without first examining
witnesses who knew absolutely nothing
about the case.
Mr.. Barlow resisted the motion, which
was taken under Amusement until to-
morrow afternoon.
Another new complaint was filed against
Opie to-day in Judge Kirkwood's court,
charging him with having committed rape
on little Minnie Young. The case has not
been set.
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MIR. wishon Opens an omce.

DUrrE, Feb. 5.-W. w. Vision, who
has been long and most favorably known
in Butte, is about to open n mining and
real estate office in this city.
Mr.. Wishon was formerly in business in
Butte and holds the confidence of Butte's
business men. He has been in California
for a year, but has returned TO this city
with his famil pleased with old Butte,
satisfied there is no place better. and he
will make this his home. Mr.. Wishon has
secured the handling of a number of valu-
able lots in the thriving city of Astoria,
ore. This city is now booming more than
any other city in the Northwest. The
Portland OreqoHidH of Jan. 81 saws:
"NcNt summer II Is almost an assured
fact that Astoria will have the greatest
boom ever known in the history of Ore
Con. The expected building of the new
railroad. the building of the new water
works. to cost $1,000, the building of
the bridge u connect with the NounCs'
river bridge. and the new road from
l.wIco To Tioya will combine 10 make
this city one of the best points for invest
mcut on the Pacific coast
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G., i: !;::
WE WANT
TO TELL YOU

This morning about a
choice shipment of Spring
Wash Goods arrived yes
terday. We say choice
from utter want of a word
which would better express
the appearance of those
goods. They are new here,
new alike to you and to us.
Some are straight Zephyr
throughout, exceptionally
wide for this class of goods,
and others are Silk Mixed
Zephyr. Both bear the
impress of a master hand,
and will surely be bought
up long before time to
wear them.
Pure Scotch Zephyrs, 81
in. wide, zoe the yard. Sea-
sons opener.
Pure Scotch Zephyrs,
Silk over-plaiding, 35c a
yard. Seasons novelty.
Wide Percales, light and
medium stripes and dots,
I2Hc yard. Absolutely
new patterns.
Dainty Swivel Silks, the
prettiest waist and dress
fabrics we ever looked
upon; IL colorings, 7 de-
signs, guaranteed the best
wash fabrics ever washed;
28 inches wide and only
soc a yard; 5 yards will
make the most modern
waist with the largest kind
of sleeves.
Displayed on center
counters this morning.
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AN OLD-.IM FAVORITE.

Katie Putnam Is Coming to Maguire's
Next Week.
BUTTE, Feb. 5.-Katie Putnam, the win
some and popular actress, will be at
Maguire's all next week in a repertoire of
plays. She will open Monday night in
her new play, "The Old Lime Kim" con-
sisting of comedy, pathos and sensation.
The construction is neat and the dialogue
a happy one. the comedy passages anus
ing and the situations distinctly dramatic.
Miss Putnam has a part we'll suited to her
talents. She has a number of new songs
that are extremely funny, and is assisted
by Mr.. Cohen, who sings Johnny, My
Old Friend John" swim Out O'Grady,n
and parodies on all the latest successes.
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The Cattle M,rket.

CHICAGO, Feb. 5.-In cattle there was a
light general demand. Common to extra steers
were quoted at 50 305t5 90; stockers and feed.
ers. 81. 256t3.Sj; cows and bulls, 81. 4Od9S5.
Better prices were obtained for hogs. From
So .G56 I75for common light stuff, and sales were
reported to S4.35 for prime heavy. but not much
business was done below SO So, and sales at bet
ter than 81 % were scattering.
The sheep market was strong and fairly act
i've Common to extra sheep we're quoted al
$500 1 10 and lambs we're saleable at So 256l
40. The sales of sheep were principally at
50 7J03.SJ. and from S42J61i 90 bought most of
the lambs
Recepts-Cattle, $500; calves, 400; hogs, 49,
600; sheep, 10000.
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WOOL IN BOSTON.
The Market Is ouiet with Some Falling
on


BosToN, Feb. 5.-The wool market
maintained a quiet tone with some falling
off IN business as compared with the last
week. At the same time the volume of
sales appears TO foot up TO a good average
season. The prices are not much changed
though the market has improved in this
way. that as supplies are picked over by
the buyers the offerings left are not al
ways of as superior n quality as those
shown for the same price early in the sea-
son. The prices for the leading varieties
are as follows: Ohio and PENNSYLVANIA
fleece No. 1, l9c; NX and above, I7alSc;
Ohio delaine fleeces, 1S1l9c; territorial
woods: Montana fine amt iiue medium,
9dl2c; No. > medium, ia l3c; Wyoming,
Utah. Dakota, Nevada, Idaho and Coll
orado fine and fine medium, safe; No.
medium. Hale; California WOODS. spring
northern. l5Hlic; middle county spring,
9uilc; Oregon woods, eastern fair. sale I;
choice. 1lul3,; Australian woods, secured
combings, super, ilui2c.
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s good remedy and there is not any
thing on the market that equals French
Tansy Tablets for tho relief and cure of
painful or irregular mcnses. These tab
lets remove all distractions. no matter
what the cause. Manufactured by A. Au-
gendre, Paris, France, and for sale only
by u. NJ. New bro Drug Co., quite, Mont,
sole agents. Price s. per box sent by
mail securely sealed.
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There has recently been a good deal of
buster INDUCED in by two of our neigh
boring nations to the south which il
seems now will happily end in talk, but
when the Centennial Brewing company is
turning out annually 40. 900 barrels of beer
il is evident that their claim of superior
quality is more than talk. 1t is the real
stuff,
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The Weather.

BUTTE. Feb. alderman Kelly. chair
man of the public building committee, is
having platform built in the tower of
the city hall so that the weather signals
can be hoisted quickly, conveniently and
safely. The signals will be hoisted every
morning by Captain Shepherd who will
guarantee their accuracy. The indica-
tons received to-day were: Local SHOWS
and colder tonight. Wednesday, fair and
col Ter, probably cold wave in the western
norton.
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PORT REPUBLIC, n. j.. Feb. 5.-The re-
port from Atlantic City last night that w.
II. Fenton, wife and three children had
been burned to death in this town is
erroneous. Fenton's residence was
burned, but the family escaped by jump
ing from windows.
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Wool.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Feb. 5.-Wool was in
fair demand and prices were we'll maintained.
Territory (NorthwesteIn). light fine. s01Oc.
heavy do. 7GJ9c. fine medium. lO01lc. me-
dunn, Hobo; quarterblood, 12Gl3c; coarse,
IIGrl2c
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Kicked Ont of Her Home

BUTTE. Feb. 5.-A Mrs. Allen of the
Parrot addition walked up town tonight
and told story TO the effect that her hus-
band had kicked her out of the house.
Officer Duheme secured quarters for her
and her three children at the Women's
Industrial home.
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s.OCK9 AM BONDS.

NEW YORK, Feb. JAS a result OF to-day's
trading on the STOCK exchange the majority OF
the shares showed declines ranging from u TO
pa per cent. the heaviest loss being in cordage
guaranteed There was no special activity In
the market & any time, but speculation became
utterly stagnant in the halt hour Immediately
preceding and following the delivery hour.
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Through tickets to Cape Town. Africa,
and all European points on sale at Great
Northern city ticket Office at lowest rates.
For railroad and steamship information,
apply TO >. +. DAwSON,
General Agent. To- Main street.
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TROUSERS

are the part Of the suit most subjected to wear
The tire. ike the deacon's one morse shay
should have eacn AMI every portion as pre-
Sentable as every other. 1hs strengt of
trousers Is their numJeT. Every wei Dire Ssel
man should supp ement suits wi h rxt IA
tro sers OF the right mateTiai To susta n tha
general appearance Of the suit. No par of
The ar re 10 sesses more importance. othug
can be mo @ incnngruous than II fitting an |
unfaSh enable trousers, and certainly no trou-
sers in town look or III aS well as those mad o
hy nasn an co. 81 East Park. Hn te.
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Tunnel Contract.

Proposals are invited for the extension
of the Ohio tunnel, near Whitehall. Spec
ihcations furnished on application At 2ll
North Main street. American Developing
4 Mining COMPANY.
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Honey. honey. honey, homemade bread,
fresh ranch eggs and creamery butter at
the Southern hotel. Meals p cents.
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Bar SIlrnr-Gl

Bar Silyer-60.
Lead-Quiet. Brokers' price, 3.O2M; ex-
change prices. So. 100 S3.I21I.
COpper-Quiet. Brokers' price. S9.75; ex.
change price $3.50.
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AL the best housewives use the "Elec-
trio" -four. No more sour or heavy bread.
Try IL.
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Doiph Lost Vote Yesterday In oreeon's
I-gisla urr

I-gisla urr.
SALEM. ore. Feb. 5.-lu the 18th joint
ballot for United States senator to-day.
Dllph lost one vote. The vote was as
follows. Do.ph. a.; Hare, 80; Weather
ford. =; Williams, n; Hermann, L.;
Lord. 3; Lowell, /; absent, L..
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The Butte. Anaconda q Pacific IS the
shortest line between Butte and Ana
conda. Free street car tickets.
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Money Market.

Money easy; closed at Ia per cent; Sterling
exchange dull; bankers bills SissA asa So z
for demand and Sl.s71a Gsi.s71i for GO days.
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Season tickets are reduced to half price
at the Butte skating r.uk, being now
only -.
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Lessons in skating given every after
noon at the Butte rink.
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For plaques, paints. brushes. etc. 60 to
Charles Schatzlein's. II West Broadway.
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Government bonds about firm


Petroleum quiet; March offered 1924.
HOps-Steddy.
NoOl-Steady.
Coitee-Closed dull. March, S1I35; May,
Sii20; september, Sl4. 2O114.25. Spot Rio, dull;
No. :. lGisc.
Sugar-Raw, dul refined quiet.
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Free! Souvenirs given away daily. L
Wertheimer Drug Co, 10 w. Granite.
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We Have
Received
To-Day

Two thousand boxes OF very fine Snake River
more in transit We must sell them and do it
quick.
The varieties are Geniton, Wine sap, Green
in IS, Ben Davis, Baldwins and other varieties
OF winter apes.
The boxes are 10 pounds heavier than the
average box OF apes.
Tne pr.ce for one week only will be 81 box
In :, oceries we have no competitors. Note
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Butte Cash Grocery, Co. ,.

Cor. Park and Wyoming streets,
Butte; Hibernia Building, Gen.
terville. A. F. BRAY, Mgr.
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For artist supplies 90 TO Charles Schatz-
Iein's. "a West Broadway.
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Try the Electric" flour; o. makes the
finest bread. and has no rival IA Tins mar
ket.
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For window glass 60 to ~chlatzlein's. Il
W.Broadway. They can supply all demand
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The ChicIuo Market.

CHICAGO. Feb. MAY wheat, which closed
yesterday with sellers at 5274, was wanted at
the opening this morning at from 53d53is, and
advanced steadily to 5314. showing weak spots
occasionally on the way up.
Closing May wheat, 53A.
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N.A.~mith. piano tuner. Smith P.auoC o.
- ~. PARK, will receive prompt attention.
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High 4 Fairfield
Have the Premier egg cup. No shells. No
muss. No fuss.
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1T is A
TRIUMPH
Of Economy and
Satisfaction to find
Prices like these.

Ingram Carpets reduced from 4oc to 25c
a yard.
Ingram Carpets reduced from SOC to
321.c yard.
ingram Carpets reduced from Csc to 45c
yard.
All wool Ingrains as low as SOC a yard.
Tapestry Brussels Carpets reduced
from Toe to 45c yard.
Tapestry Brussels Carpets reduced from
90c to 65c yard.
Tapestry Brussels Carpets reduced from
81 to 75c yard.
Oil Cloths reduced from 40c to 25c yd.
Linoleums reduced from 75c to SOC yd.
$3.50 Smyrna Rugs for 1925.
S. Smyrna Rugs for 1895.
$3.50 Smyrna Rugs for $4.25.
81 Lace Curtains for 99c.
$3.50 Lace Curtains for $1.76.
So Lace Curtains for 81 80.
Blankets worth 81. so for 75c a pair.
Blankets wor h 81 Tor 81 a pair.
Blankets worth So IS for s2.45 pair.
Blankets worth IS for 1913.
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Oats-.9
fOrk-sfO01.
Lard-SG G..
Ribs-S5.22.
Receipts Wheat, 10 900 bushels; corn i35, 900
bushels; oats, 1000 bushels.