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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-11-19
LADIES' JACKET WONDERS.

Ladies black and blue Chin
chilla and cheviot box coats
with melon sleeves /; a natty
and warm winter wrap good
value at IS for Mondays sale
1898.
Ladies black and blue all
wool beaver and diagonal box
coats, ripple back, melon
sleeves worth $3.50; for Mon
days sale $40.
Ladies double stitched Bou-
Gle jackets, two distinct de-
signs; nowhere found under So;
Mondays sale $5,eS.
Ladies black Astrakhan
coats, box style, with elegant
satin facing and melon sleeves;
best judges of value pronounce
them SIS garments, at $Io.oS.
CLOTH CAPE WONDERS.
Ladies Boucle double capes,
good length, very full sweep,
trimmed with fur worth 81 50,
at $2.oS.
Ladies heavy cheviot double
military capes, SO inches long
by 100 sweep, silk braided T;
worth $3.50, at $4.eS.
Handsome line of Children's
Refers at S2,49.
Gaasnds..;. @d95@ sy
s1e KING STREET.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-11-19

Lace curtains cleansed, 75c per pair; blank.
cts cleansed, $1.50 per pair.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-11-19

MILLINERY ORNAMENTS.
Comprising jet. rhinestone, cut
steel, and jeweled cabochons,
buckles, crowns, and various
other kinds, in but one, two, or
three pieces of a style.
10c, 15c, 25c, and SOC Each.
Regular Prices SOC to $1.25.
Second floor. End annex
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-11-19

NEW FRTTITs.-C Cleaned Seeded Raisins,
IN Cleaned Sultana Raisins, Cleaned Cur
rants, Dates and Citron, New Currants, New
Muscatel Raisins and New Layer Raisins Just
received by
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-11-19

D E. LEE CAMP.-The members of 3.
AZ. E. Lee Camp Confederate Veterans, are
notified to meet at their room on THURS
DAY EVENING, November 21st, at 7;30
o'clock, in uniform, to attend the lecture of
General Rosser By order of the Commander.
EDGAR WAKEFIELD,
Adjutant.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-24
prputnI ppmmsru.

9ammin. 4uf BEN SrunoItiit
bss 9aIttpirtbs Surnptp 81 SsIosbrtnt
ipruoslte BEL Der QnIegung zines
8runrens aus 81 Wstsr SisTe Soole
berpor, tpsl6e aus elmer un8sfdbr per
Dieter bObsn 8issI4i6t gum Sprlfsin
tam.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-24
9trlrH 81
INT RIrtnPn !

@lnts Qranftciten. .Nle iehs bis
aht 0odben sei9ten iit 8eidbipiire an per.
ihieoenen Stellen bes S6rpers uto ale Mit.
tel, bic ih auipanote, wollten nlht belien.
3D. labm meme 3uilutt Su Sprrl's Nlpera
frautersSlutbeleber uno beute beiinoe Id,
MID irei BON allen 8eIhmlren uno Elm reles
geben be9innt Itr MIDI" Spbu y. anGpp.
Ct. Sames, Sno.
Na0euletoea Serit6rte meme Beiuno'
belt. SD magerte 81 einem Stelett ab biz
it Sllegt nur nod GO Eiuno ippg. SD mar
benz Spoe nnbe, Nndoem ih farm cine
Slaihe BON Sprui's NlpeHtrGutersSlutbe
Der 9enomnlen bate. tebrte nleiu glppetit
Suriid, Die &raite nabnteu ST NIB ih ple9s
nun 1l2 Yiuno. y. Yeoeriou, 3lloeu, Yiiun.
2ebtrletSen. sd lit on Der Qeber,
bate bitteren @elhnlad I'M Munoe, Hilden,
ItmerSen nno teinen Nppetit. Sorui's Nlpen,
trduters Nlutbeleber itellte mid pteber ppll.
tommen Der. Martin Gttner, Spruce. &is,
8Iutperaii.nna. Set spci 3abrcr
mar ib DIN q"col'nc. Yfelu glut mar Der
9iftet uno id mar 10 eleno. oaB ih ieine gra
bett tbun spnnte. 3ottoren glnubten. it
Satte Die Nlisiebrung, Dun bin id iuieocr
tart uno trGitig, 9nnf benz pnnoertaren
Sorui's Nlpenirduters Slntbelebcr. Sames
3borp, Sarnlpr, Col"
@e9en Haumman9el tDnncu mir mr. pbi9e
Ruren auiiibreu. &eitere Gustunit ertbeil,
jebob Or. Dieter Sabrnrp. U2-Ua :.
PoYne 2lps.. Chicago. Ja.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-24

6dnnpper. Bel elmer grploiion
in Der 3iinobitdenfabrit in Der 9or'
ftaot 9inoen puroen cine 4rbetterin
sst0btst unb feds arbsiterinnsn i4tper
perleBt.
Dtl6eIms6apen Gin bier
bsbisnitetss junsss WGotsn fam in
bic aiite, UNI bort Der urIahe etnes
brensliten 9srutss na6suforiden.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-24
Mpcr's
G6errD= Fectpral

fam, rpenn man es In ben eriien Staoten
Der ausSebruns auiuenoet, ben weitcrr
6ortidritt oieier arantbeit auibaltcu, uto
ielbit III ipdteren Staoieu linSert es Den
beidwerliden Suiten, uno perihaft er'
friihencen Sdlaf. Gs idmedt %augeucbm.
braudt nur In seringeu Dozen gcuommen
III peroeu, uno fort fpeoer bic Sercauurg
nod irscno cine anoere regelmdBigc Srrfs
ton oes &Orpers. Ssoe camille ioutc iitl
fir plotlide Sale init 2lper'S Gberrp'
Pectoral pericbeu.
sd gebraufe Aper'S Sberrp.B ectCral
lett pieleu Sabrcn In mcinem Salle, uno
fann eS superlihtlif, cmpieblen ais cln
Wfittel fir ale llebCl, meldle eS ~ hciltn
peripriht. SD p%erfauie jeoCs Sobr mehr
oapor, uno meine Snnoen betrnd)ten es ais
oas bette aller Sulteumittcl." - 9. ".
Yarent, Gueensburp, u. y.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-24
MDcr's
GberrD= &ectDral

Sinoet ietnes @leiden ntht in Der raiter
QinSerung uno ~baloisen Seilung BON Or
faltuns. Suffsn. SautiSer Braune, Seis
terfeit. Stimmenberluf, preoisers6a gals
mel. afbma, 8ruffbraune. 0rippe uto
onoern 8ebl. unb Guugeuiibelr. GS rpiro
ols bic bette Suteu.a r;uet BON bcrpor'
ragenoen aer3teu empioblsn, uno 1T bel
Sansern, Sdauipielern, Yreoigern unc
9ebrern beliebt. SIS beidpihtigt bic cnts
s~iinoetsn @ebdute, lon ben Shleim, tbut
benz Suiten Ginbalt uno iibrt Sdlai berbei.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-24
Bette BON auen CUR eaueresG% ntwidsluns = sHrr smidt Ser. 81. !Snsisruns
Re-! R BSMsssz
2lbiclut ,1r,perfali1t.

sbursau. 9om S9pureeri6t
in 0intertbur ipurbs tiirsli9 Der 1866
aebprene leoigs Gommis q. Ilb. Bal.
mer bon Stuttgart, Der i6on 3ipeimal
aeri6tli6 tpegen 8etrugs bsItraft lit,
absrmuls pesen glei6er 8erseben gu
neun Mpnaten Irbeitsbuus uno 1Os
iGbriaer Yeripeiiung aus Dem @ebiet
Der gipgenpHsnI6aft perurtbeilt.
3uri9. Ysim 8srIu6e, einen
Mitreiienoen am Qufiprinsen auf e.
men I6on in Yepegung befinoli6en
3;ua gu binoern, %perungliidte imgabns
bot 3,iiri6 Yortier Sugnuuer, elm ca.
3Oidbri9sr, pfliat9etreuer, perbeiras
tbeter InssItslter. gu Safe gstOms
men, iutte er Iia aus Der gefdbrliten
9aae su bsfreien. nobel ibm beioe
SGnoe d~bgsfubren puroen uno sr am
8opfe berartige 8%erlebungen erlitt,
bah Der COB balb e~intrat.'
2i6tsnportb. Der bie8id6s
riae Winter bat bereits Elm WenIasns
leben esforbert. Der auf Dem bisIi9en
5riebbofe ais &ne6t beoienItete Sbos
mas Riprab aus Stintenbrum, Batter
bon feds ainoern, sing bon bier neg,
um fi6 gu isiner Samtlie gu bege6en.
Gr fam isood nidt ndh Sauis uno
puroe apii6en pOtti6ing uno Stins
tenbrunn neben Dem Wege e"rfrorsn
aufsefunoen.
8ubapsit. Sn Sbecie ~oefruuoirts
Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Popppic 1OO,s
900 9ulosn uro ipuros flii6tig. 9as
Snititut lit burd Die unterihlsife total
ruinirt.
9rpbparoein. Der Director
Der 9aBloer 0umpfmiible, S5iQagpi,
bat fsinem 2sbsn ourh Gri6ieben Elm
Gnbe semaht, nahoem er porber Der
Direction eingeitunoen bate, Behiel
i'm 8etrdss BON $4,000 9ulosn gum
Sdaoen Der Miible in llmluuf gebratt
unb niht oerbu6t gu BADEN. Die I'm
tsriudung lit a%ngeoronet.
YiIien. Qus 8er3peiflung iibar
hire er~enssnlpie Notb be9ub ii9 bic
Srau bss Safners 5leiIdmann nit
ibren spei 8inoern gum griidsnIte1
nG6It Der Miible, bano bic &inoer an
i6ren 2sib felt uno itiir3te ii9 in ben
TluB. Die orei 9eiden puroen, felt
%perbunoen, aus benz 5luiIe se5osen.
9urembnrg.
9ifferb | n Dem Yer9s
arbeiter gonrabi iiirste elm Winettsblod
GU" bes Bein, ibm b~nfielbe seridmettsrno
Nrsborf.- Seit Neuiabr 1T bic
@ensoarmerie in Nrsoorf aufseboben,
baaesen Sruel neue Stationen in Sarlin'
gen unb Berle seidafen wproen.
gttelbri d.-Sier iuuroe Der ~.
idbrige Rottenarbeiter Wtbel &ipp bon
einem ON boriisen 8abnboie man0u.
rirenben 8use iberiabren uno aui Der
STEELE set6btet.
2uremb urg.- Der @roBbersos
betuiQiste fur bic leste Neuiabrsbeidees
runs Der euanselliben @emeinoe in
2ursmburs cine @abe BON ca. 5000
Warf.
9iefirh. - Ser Sobn bes Satts
I r. TbiI in 9iefirb molte oas Seuiter
bee SblafSimmers idl,eBen perlcr aber
oas @leidseuidt uno itirate aus elmer
SDbe o brei Weter in ben SoIruum
.binunter, einen Sdulterbru1 bauontras
seno.
Bebinsen. - 8iirSlid besob iit
Der 25idbrise Iderer Wtbel Sdleit
bon 8eotnsen aui bic Saso. tebrte aber
ni1t mebr SurId uno tuuroe feline 2el6e
suei Gage ipdter auissiunoen; Elm
SdlasanfaQ bate ieinem 2eben Elm
gnbe semadt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-24
fino DR.. pterce'e "Pleas-
ant Pellets" befduut.

itofien bergefteut uno bel icosm 86rper,u.
ftano muitdcllh. Gle MAIDEN ietus bsiouoe.
rem Observation-Disclosures u%otbpencis.
gle furirsn 9iltoitdt, safriihes &cpf.
peb, Sartleibistett, %periduerten 0tasen,
Ratpien unb auffobeu, Socbrennen,
Sbmsr,su mad ben Wiabl;eiten uno abnl,te
Storunseu Der 9eber, ees Wiagens uno Der
G%ingepeioe.
Rortsomsrp, Orange 60, q. 3.
DIR. Pierce: Wsrtbsr Serr!-Slutsnbe
Sdmorrboiesn peruriatteu mir uuidSltt)s
Dual. gag uuo gtabt fouute i'd ieiue Gin,
bsruus fiubeu, bis ih auius Sbre pleas.
ant Pellets" gu aebrauhen. Sect bin ih
felt ,tpet ooer mebr Sabreu uiht mebr NIT
Sduiorrboibeu 9splast. Denu td anfanse
8erfOpiunssipmptome gu empfiuben, nebme
i9 sine DOTS BON DIR. Yisrcs's Pleasant
Pellets" uub am udHieu Tag III unsr Iru.
bel m@.
~x ca~~~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-24
Ayrr'a
G6errDz FcctDral

Subsrsitst pom DR.. =. 6. gper & 60 9opsl, g'a'l.
Sn allen Apotbefen ~ babeu. Yrets 81, 1e9S
SIai8eu s..
G1trtt raid, beilt nit Si6erbeit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-24
GUNNER Resort 0niocs.

GOING TO THE COUNTRY?
Looking for some place which combines
Health Pleasure Ecolomy! ....
II 60 send for postage. or can ano sut
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II ives hotels farm and boarding houses WIN
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and upward sullivan Ulster ana D-ia" r, and
the main line and branches of The New-i DIX Oi.a
Western Railway; 100 ieet above the sea p,sce
fares &C. all In IT, H. New-lork IL No. iateiy
100 Ill 13l Ola l.3-J irOad~ay ." Ah.o' ,rl.
9th Az. 1874 Eas 18th 81. 2,3 "fs IS'th ,rd st.
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Brooklyn. s.; $50 Fulton -: - "
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Containing hafone reproductions from pho'ostsp IN
hotels farm and boarding houses anNrI.s,i
Summer Homes" be purchased u any fick. aee'a
price &c. {. Anderson. General Passenger Hs'"'' "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-24
3nstruftion.
For Both Sexes.-C.ty.
ITO THE EDITOR OF THE TRIBUNE.

Sir: The insisting upon my essays belrs
always placed next reading matter is because h'y
are next reading maiterif reading matter itself
Compare them. subject and scope win oheF ar
tcles in your paper. II they suffer by IT, OF
course The style is Of consequence Nobody locks or
style in newspaper. The question for the reader Is
What is {; all about: and DOCS he make his point
Ny articles AL education and whether or not
make my point VIII depend upon how many books
am asked give away; and how many young people 81
ought say something serious and wish YOU would
listen H. You could hardly believe. NJ Editor, now
much the business community Is suffering for the want
OF s,enoGraphers. There has not been DAY
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male senogaphers good salaries. tomorrow. had
them. Young make great mistake when they &C.
eide this profession UP the girls Girls are good
enough in their wayand good way 1t Is ,oo-bui there
places that girls n just because they are
girls. No doubt there good many floating male
stenoeraphers and doubt advertisement for such
would hundred applicants. but there are plenty of
business OF such help who don't care 70 do
the picking. They prefer 10 responsible institution
like Packard's. the picking" done for them.
We worker without knowing --not
guessng-that he Mr.. Editor II You have
influence with young do your best 70 nduce them
to learn shorthand Tell them to some reputable
TO Packards. don't send them until next fall-sAy
from you will be duly honored Let hear from
Address 5. : PACKARD.
lol East :@d-st.
York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-24
Cnb!lc y otlres.

nPEN COMPETITIVE EXAMINATION
" FOR THE POSITION or CHEF EXAMINER TO
TIE CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION OF THE STATE
or NEW YORK.
II having been determined TO al the Office Of Chief Ex
Z ,IN Service Commission u the state q,
York hy open competitive examination. notice Is
hereby given or the st q September next
aIth an .NAlnlnailon will De- held the OF the
commission IN the Capitol AZ Albany.
Applicants tl.s position should apply 20 the Secre
afy x tho commission Albany for blank applications
which .ll directions VIII - gwen, - the charac
and pe %. the examination. aat other pa ucuirs
Hy order u The commission. .
CLARENCE h. ANGLE.
Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-24

Summer Homes on Long Island.

Long Island" new illustrated descriptive doom, -a
su,r1er Inrnfs book describing hotes and hoatHiis
houses n Long Island upon application a. iio ~
40 and lab broadway, New-Noik; at a3 fut9h.sa.'
Brooklyn Eagle Burcau and at tiatnusn,r,e.
station l.. l. Brooklyn or send cents ~ s,'"pn
- II. A. SMITH Traffic Manager /. l. H. H. LONE
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lnWI DECIDE ON YOUR SUMNER TOUR

,.,-. s.,d,,0 g.. COOKS AMERICAN TOUR BOOK
whch IAN H. had Tor ;he asking. all Routes and Resorts
Pages. 3 Coorcd Maps. ..Ao- ~,
Mail orders have prornp, attention. Send number 81
tour desired check FOR the amount ana uckelS
promptly returned; avoiding delay IN our cv"ue
Oiica1.
THOS. COOK A. son. 16l and 10 bwny'
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Jnstrurtion.


HARVARD UNIVERsITY
EXAMINATION FOR WOMEN
viii be held in Newyork. under me o"eo"'" "a, -,
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a.. lecture room Of the y. NJ c. A. Bui''hs' -''
r,.r .,bovo June o. o. IS. % cand dates oier,,s
Iuancsd Algebra Analytic Geometry ad'hhceo o,her
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Coun!rn Boaro.

EAEIAWARE VIEW COTTAGE. ! mile from L. PR ::
- kltchfn good Dshing boats free For par
i.culsrs address g. sT-MIF. Coo lecon sui Co.. y T.
HrLAWhHE VALLEY. between Port Jer,s and Milford !;
~ drti-clsS table eNceen roads for and wnee
moderate. CHAS. MARVIN. Matsmoras. Pa
=, MINER ROARDERS Pine views. good shade. airy
- rooms. moderate prices min from station. Mrs
'ARf'TlEkS Irving House. Ta-rytown y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-24

= REENEs INN, >.s,.,.,r TIE, y
mi hosiery Is becoming famous as aghclass resort.
those seeking and roller from
th. exactons bone NE society business Early and
ATE vftor, every comfort sanitary and heating
modern and complete: climate saubrious
',iisins and .e,lce the best. good livery. etc
Il ". & ~ L. GREENE.
PToprIetora
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-24

Totals 600 IS 800 ia 2s3 100 574 459 3i8
The bank exchanges OF the New-York Clearing
House and the stock sold at the NewYork Stock
Exchange last week and for the week Of
the preceding two years compare as follows:
June "a. 90. June q. "a June % rs.
Exchanges $5o6 2D2 OT9 S42S 1875 s23 1914 Si2a4S
No. shares sod..... 1891 630.2S7 l.is6.i III
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efbocl Aeentlcs.

wrptcAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies Professors. Teachers, Tutor 1ove'nesssA
&C., ~ Ms M } YOCNG-FULTOS. % Onion Square.
E'isK TEACHERS AGENSIESs cI Nsw.Yo * rq:en
= tSusssocn w y Pratt. N. T.. AaaaF~fs. 10 3th-
..,,,.,, roypIrRE.s Teachers Agency supple, pro-
N tutors teachers In all depts
schoos carefully Eecomnsnceo AS' on~'s' COT 0tn-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-24

IL \ST CI.ELNWINII N'fDI@'''
F1undcd 1902 Both sexes on Hnsraeanset Bay steam
-, md electric light. Endowed Twelve courses $40
nsn. mn. Sen, 10 Write illustrated catalogue
year '''' 49, T. ID EI,AKESIEE, y. D.. Principal.
East Greenwich. l.. l.
Miscellaneous
A PARENTS desiring perfectly healihfu and rcano1
apply 10 ". d. 'io"'s'" " -
Terms not low.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-24
THE MONETARY SITUATION.

There was no change OF any Importance In the
local money market either in rates or conditions
ind the supply OF loanabe funds continued
large, while there was no apparent Increase In
the demand. Money on call representing bank
ers' balances was generally loaned at per cent
at the Stock Exchange. and there were some
cases where fairly large loans were made at
lia@2 per cent on security not so desirable
Banks and trust companies quoted / per cent
all the week as the minimum for new loans
The inquiry for rediscounts was light The sup
Fly OF commercial paper offerings was slightly
increased. In London the Bank Of England's
minimum rate Of discount remains UNCHANGED
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-12
HIS CHEST CRUSHED
Luther r. Jaeger Died From the Ef-
fects Of His Injuries.
HE WAS A WELL-KNOWN MAN
James Dairympie Offered to Assist
Him. But His Services Proved
Fatal to the Engineer OF
the Oagnon.

Luther +. Yaeger, the engineer at the
Gagnon mine. who was 80 badly hurt
by being carried into the sheaves on
Tuesday night. died about o'clock yes
terday afternoon from his Injuries which
were Of a more serious nature than was
cred arm. which was caught between the
rope and the iron pulley and cut IN two
about four inches below the elbow. and
his terribly crushed ankle. his chest was
caved In, dnfiicting internal injuries OF
such serious nature that recovery was
out Of the question. The body was re-
moved 20 the Butte undertaking rooms.
where Coroner Richards Will conduct an
inquest at 7:3o o'clock this evening.
Yaeger was born In Virginia and was
about A years old. He came to Butte
In ISL and went TO work in the Gagnon
when a whSm replaced the windlass with
which work on the SHAFT was commenced
and had worked there as a carman most
OF the time since then. He had. also
worked In other mines around the camp
and was we'll known. He was single
man. but was 20 have been married In
about three weeks. His relatives live
somewhere In Missouri.
Deputy Nine Inspector Miles visited the
mine last evening and made a full in
vestigation of the accident. He found the
facts to be as follows: Sinking had just
foot level and a small Ledgerwood hoist
ing engine was located at the 1.300-foot
station 50 that the sinking operations
would not interfere with the working
of the mdne. Yaeger. who had previously
been a carman, was given the position
OF engineer of the hoisting engine and
also hooked after the sinking pump. On
Tuesday the pump was lowered 10 feet
below the station. but the men did not
have time to put In the ladders connect
ing with II and they were not put in until
yesterday. 1t was Yaeger's custom to oil
the pump about midnight and he started
IN to do this work about 1l:s0 o'clock
Tuesday night. He started to climb down
over the timbers which was an easy and
safe way Of reaching the pump. when
james Dalrymple. a car man. who was
standing IN the stanton. offered to let
him down in the bucket. He said that
he was an experienced engineer and Yae-
ger stepped into the bucket and told
him to let her 60" Instead Of towering
the bucket, Dalrymple threw the throttle
wide open and Yaeger was carried up into
the sheaves I'm an instant. He was re-
moved to Murray & Freund's hospital,
where the external injuries were dressed
and he was shown every attention. Gill.
the shift boss, and two other car men
We're eye witnesses to the accident and
they viii give their version of Il at the
inquest this evening.
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BUTTE BRIEFS.

Con Kohrs Of Deer Lodge Is In town.
Sam Kohlberg came over from Hell
ena yesterday.
Mrs. d. McLaren OF Great Falls Is
visiting In Butte.
Manager Daniel Simpson IL In from
the Eva0day mine.
A nine-pound son was born last even
ing the wife of Perry II. Beal.
George B. Mclaughlin. sheriff OF
Choteau county. is In the city.
Mai. J. Z. Dawson has gone to Lon
don. Ont. to spend the holidays.
Herman Cans. Z. d. Edgerton and
J. Il. West are over from Helena.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brash are re-
joicing In the arrival Of an 11-pound
boy. ~.
B. johnson. Pete Curran and J.
Kelly were sent to jail for 10 days Tor
vasrancy by Judge Holland yester-
day.
Tom Ledford, whose bonds were for
feited and who was subsequently ar
rested on q bench warrant. was ar
raigned before Judge Holland yester-
day afternoon on the charge OF en-
bezzling s13 from the Consumers Fuel
company a nd his trial was set for
o'clock this afternoon. He was unable
to secure any more bondsmen and
went to TALL
Joseph Broughton, the walkervtlle
merchant, yesterday concluded negoti-
ations by which he acquired the lease
Of the building now occupied by Kauf-
man Bros. and the fixtures therein.
BY the terms Of the transfer Kaufman
Bros. agree to vacate on or prior to
Feb. Is.
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WOMEN'S COATS S7.75.

To-day. and as long as they last. q
lot OF Ladies' Winter Jackets. no two
exactly alike. best cloths, best makes
made, styles similar TO cut. have been
sold up as high as $40. none less than
SIS. Other style coats at IS. s7.35. ss.45,
$40. That we say. match them at
double these prices elsewhere.
Children's Coats all reduced.
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o. K.Iewis IS. s Go Co.,
The Success Of the Handkerchief Sale

The Success Of the Handkerchief Sale
The sales of Monday
and Tuesday, crowd last
years sale of a week. You
may regret it if you fail to
read this advertisement.
The throng of eager
buyers that crowded our
store Monday and Tues
day, the first day of our
Handkerchief Sale insures
the success of this great
est OF handkerchief sales.
The sale lasts this week.
Plenty for all. Like pre-
vious sales of ours the
best, of course, go first.
Some of the values ap-
pear thus:
Children's school handkerchief. SOC
per dozen.
Children's embroidered handkerchtefs
at &c each: value 10c.
Women's handkerchiefs. hemstftched
and revered at s 1-3c and 12itc each:
value 12izc and zoe.
womens embroidered handkerchiefs.
scaaloped edges. ever 90 many. pretty
styles: the only question-we may not
have enough of them. at 12isc.
womens fine quality embroidered
corners at 16 Csc; value Csc.
womens fine quality hemstitched
handkerchiefs. drawn work corners. at
zoe: value Csc.
rs dozen embroidered silk handker-
chiefs. at Csc.
25 dozen mems 20-inch plain silk
handkerchiefs at csc; value soc. Q-inch
hem)
so dozen women's initial handker-
chiefs Csc.
Mems initial silk handkerchifs soc.
Think OF I'll over $500 styles OF hand
kerchaefs In this sale.
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Sixty days trial. Ten cents for eacf
burton that comes OF and twenty-fiv'
cents for every seam that rips. Palm
er's pants. Main street. Butte.
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Next to man" comes his underwear
and socks, which he should buy from
the Cash Clothing company.