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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-09-13
Case of Cuban Filibusterers.

WILMINGTON, Del, Sept. 1.-THE
case Of the Cuban filibusterers came be-.
fore the United States court during the
day. District Attorney Vandegritfe
desired to open the letters directed to-
Martinez Campos found among the eff
fects of the alleged filibusterers and use,
them before the grand jury. The ques-s
ton is being argued.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-09-13
Abducted by Gypsies.

NoRTHF1ELD, Mimi, Sept. II. - A
young girl named Ashley, who was alb.
Quoted Saturday from the fair grounds
by band Of gypsies, has been rescued
by a deputy United States marshal, as
sisted by the police and president of the.
fair association, after an exciting chase. I
The party was found in the woods west,
Of town aE2z - Na., ~ s'',!>$! i
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Great Excitement ID I,unlIs,a,i.

Il LONDON, Sept. IL. The excitement in
London over the international yacht
race was greater even than that which
prevailed Saturday night As cable
messages were received announcing the
approach OF the yachts TO the finish line,
% close together that the result might
Be either one or the other, the crowds
became fairly wild with excitement,
and when it was announced that Val
kyrie had crossed the line q victor the
enthusiasm Of the waiting multitudes
knew no bounds. s.9
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EARLY. Monetization.

when was it, asked the inquisitive
Eoarder, that cattle were used as mon
ey?" }g%5 4. -
IT think said the cheerful idiot,
''that it was about tile time when the
POPE began issuing bulls '--Indianapo-
lis Journal
LATEST MARKET REPORT.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-09-13
Succeeds Ex-Governor Marshall.

! ST. PAUL, Sept. Professor War
rem Upham of the state university was
elected by the executive council Of the,
Minnesota State Historical society as.
secretary to succeed Governor Mar,
shall. Professor Upham has been for
eight years assistant Of Professor Win,
chell, both at the university and in the.
work of the geological survey.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-09-13
Canadians Were Jubilant.

MONTREAL, Sept. u.Thousands Of
people yelled themselves hoarse il st.
James street in front Of the newspaper
offices as soon as the final official result
Of the yacht race was announced. The
Star issued Valkyrie badges, and SO
great was the rush that the crowd all
but wrecked the business office. Union
jacks were carried everywhere, &nd the
whole town is in 8 fever Of excitement.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-09-13
Minister Kills His son-in-Law.

4 ALBANY, Ga, Sept. 11.--Rev. Daniel
Griffin, a well known divine, shot and
killed his son-in- law, Robert Dudley:
Griffin got into an alteration with Ben
Smalls and Dudley undertook to act as
peace1naker. Griffin warned him not to
interfere, but Dudley kept on and then
Griffin deliberately shot him dead.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-09-13
south Dakota Murder.

RAPID Cry, s. D., Sept. 1l.--At
Keystone, 20 miles southwest Of here, a
butcher known as Big John shot and
fatally wounded Fred Widdos, locally
known as the English Kid" The
killing resulted from a petty quarrel.
Big John has surrendered to the officers
and will be brought here.
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Low Rates for Ilrishme,n.

CHICAGO. Sept. II. The new move.
ment convention Of Irish Americans is
to be held in this city Sept. 1926 in
elusive, and the lines Of the Western
Passenger association and Of the Central
Traffic association have granted fare
Of one and one.third On the certificate
plan for delegates attending the con-
yentinn ~ y - y. $3.50. I >.
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The lows Fair.

Is Dies MONIES, Ia, Sept. M.-At the
Iowa state fair the Attendance was twice
as large as on the same day last year.
Every thing augurs well for . most sue
cessful fair.
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Milwaukee Grain.

4 MILWAUKEE, Sept. 10, 1895.
& FLOUR-Dull. H.
WHEAT:--No . spring, $3.50; No.
Northern, Coo; December, $3.50.
+ CORN Q. 5, $3.50. 70 =.
Il OATS-No. Q white, 22c; No.. 3 white,
2lk@!2c.
Y BARLEY--No. 2,4215c;sample on track,
34(0 &c.
RYE-No. 1, &c.,
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Lady Cunning Goes to Prison.

LONDON, Sept. 11.,,Lady Rose Gun
ming, widow Of the Rev. Henry Gun
ming, Bart, and daughter Of the Rev.
Hon. William Henry Spencer, has been
sentenced to one years imprisonment
at hard labor for the forgery Of her
fathers name to certain deeds.
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P.okine House Tor sioux FANS,

Sioux FALLS, Sept. IL. S. @. Tuthill,
who is just. home from Boston. states
that the John "A. North Packing
company has been organized in Boston
for the operation Of q packing house in
Sioux Falls. The company has q CAPT
tai stock Of $50, 900. 3
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-09-13
Duluth Grain.

= E 8l !. DULUTH, Sept 10, 1895 .
. WHEAT-Ca No. l hard, SEC: No.
/ Norvhern, $3.50; September No. North
ern, 553sc; December No. / Northern,
5 c; May No. Mort fern. Sic. s%+'. - r.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-09-13
lows scorchers Meet.

CREsroN, Ia, Sept. 1.-The race meet
Of the Iowa state bicycle circuit will be
held Oct. ., following the Ottumwn
races. The prizes offered exceed $500. 4
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-09-13
Minneapolis Grain.

~ " GT7F. MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. ~, 1917.
& WHEAT eptember, 54Ac; December,
5aX May, $3.50. On Track-No1 hard,
554c; 80. Northern, $3.50; No. Noruh-
,rn 53L o. NV r. T.: Il se T.. r..
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-09-13
Flour Mil Burned.

WooD LAKE, Mimi, Sept. 1.-The
6orlien flour mill burned, four miles
north Of here. Loss, 5000.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-09-13

st. Louis, Peoria, Chicago, Indianapolis, Benton
Harbor, Sandusky, Cleveland, Columbus, Spring
field and Dayton to Cincinnati, connecting In
Central Union Station with trainslof the Queen
4 Crescent route and Louisville 4 Nashville Try,
for Chattanooga. III .%. rg#s3s, W.
Special side trips from Chattanooga at very
low rates to all points OF interest.
& For full particulars call on or address agents
Of the big Four route. ass
E. o. XcCORMICK D.B. MARTIN,
Pass. frame Manager. GeAT Pass& Tkt, AZ
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-09-13
''B:|,G OUR"
Route to
LOUISVILLE
18th q National Encampment
I q. n. r.. *. !
SEPTEMBER lit to 18th.
1Cent y
APERI MILE
Tickets on sale September Sth to 18th
good Returning until Oct. 5, 1896.

1 The ',Big Four has it's c wN LINE to Louis
vile from Chicago. Lafayette, Indianapolis.
Peoria, bloomington, Danyllle. Charlottesville,
Benton Harbor,- Marion and intermediate
points. sE&s ~ 4 N ssa55s .E e x
! From Cleveland. Columbus, Sandusky, Spring
field, Dayton and intermediate points. all
through trains connect In Central Union Station.
Cincinnati, with through trains to Louisville,
avoiding transfer across the city. - y .
Special low rates will be made for side trips
from Louisville. E' =
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Legal.

FRANK wv. 81 LYON. Attorney II Law. C!Acc
% second floor City. Hall, Little FalIs, MINI.
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.FAIR nAHEN.


 Rev. J. Lee Mitchell and E. c. Hill were at the state capitol Tuesday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Cambridge ot Brooklyn, N. Y, are visiting the family of George Darby of Ferry street. They will shortly remove to this city, locating on Exchange street.
 The members of Columbia castle, K. G. E., will go onl their annual excursion to Glen Island August 1.
 Fort Hale lodge, N. E. o. F., will have two candidates to receive the degrees to- morrow evening. The lodge has now about eighty members.
 There will be special meeting of Pulaski chapter, R. A. M, tomorrow evening to work the most excellent mas ter's degree on three candidates There will be other degree work.
 The members of East Rock lodge, A. o. U. w., whose regular meeting occurs on the night of July {, will hold a pa- triotlc celebration. It will include a. display of fireworks on the open lot at the corner of Lombard and AtWater streets.
 The last meeting of the season of the Home Missionary society connected with the Grand avenue Baptist church will be held this afternoon at 3 o'clock with Mrs. Beebe "a t 22 Woolsey street.
 A surprise was tendered Miss Florence Amy Gage in honor of her sixteenth anniversary at her home, 223 Grand avenue, on Saturday evening, Games and music, followed by a spread, completed the evening. Miss Gage was the recipient of many presents. Among those present were the Misses Hattie Gage, Grace E. Huntley, Lillle G. Bish- op, Mabel Ford, May Hunes and Lena A. Smith, and the Messrs. C. Bertram French, George w. Loveland, Eugene D. Jeffers, Charles A. Leigh, Archie Meigs and Harry Shepard.
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GRADUarroN N1Gur
Hiiihouse Seniors Will Receive The
 Diplomas This Evening.

Hiilhouse Seniors VIII Receive Thei, Diplomas This Evening.
 The crowning event of the graduating
 exercises of the senior class in Eilthonse
 high school will be the commencement
 at the Hyperion this evening. The pro-
 gram to be rendered printed yesterday will be unusually interesting and the big | theater will undoubtedly be crowded with the friends and relatives of the l members of the class, as the demand for tickets is unusually large.
 THE GRADUATES.
 The list of the senior class is as fol- lows;
 Classical -four years)-Clara Belle Adams. Abby Louise Allen. Grace Eld- ridge Brach, Florence Jessie Bright, Elizabeth Mary Chamberlain. Dorothy Lavinia Cone, Fannie Ora Edgett, Net
 tie Florence Fullerton, Louisa Alice
 Griggs, Kittie Merchant, Adele Hey
 worth Merwin, Ella woodward Plumb,
 Edith Gray Pope, Gertrude Budslng-
 ham Rowe, Mabel Agnes sherman, Cornelia Burton Trowbridge.
 Frederick George Beck, Albert Nor
 ton Butler. William Joseph Cooney. Frank Charles Eberth, Charles Root Fowler, Frank Franey, Burton Wilkes Gibson, John Lee Gibson, Victor Alex ander KowalewslSi, Arthur Wayland Lowell, George stephen Manning Frederick Benjamin Merrels, Howard Curtis Meserve, Wyeth Elliott Ray. Henry Buckley Rodman, Walter John o1e1, JH,n,f fJ ,,tt1
 English -four years)-Lola Delphine Barlow, Sarah Louise Bassett, Louise Beach, Edith Ettalyn lBlakeslee, Nell lie Gertrude Burton, Katharyn Calla- han, Josephine Treat Clark, Susie Coe, Maud Shepherd Cruttenden, Elizabeth Mary Curran, Marie Rosalie Dillon, Honor Catharine Heilman, Carrie Susie Holmes, Lillian May Hopton, Harriet May Hubbell, Grace Adele Johnson, Ar sine Elizabeth Jones, Alice Bernadett Kiernan, Clara Amanda Klebe Esther Mabel Lamport, Elizabeth Catherine To- gan, Grace Sarah Tryon Maltby, Alice Taylor Minor, Augusta Jennie Moeller, Nettie Ellen Moore, Emile Marie Au- glista Neebe, Theresa Marie Peck, Ma bel Gertrude Phelps, Maude Purdue, Lu- lu RSntz. Mary Frances Reilly, Mary Avery Sanford, Mary Shepard, Mabel Short, Nione Sperry, Cecilia Angela Storrs, Josie Helen Sullivan, Katherine Sullivan, Ethel Lucy Tillotson, Mary Agnes Williams.
 James Joseph Dunleavy, Thomas Jo- seph Hayes, Edwin Fuller Lines, Ter renee Stephen McDermott, Arthur Sam uel Mcqueen, William Bloomfield Stark weather
 Commercials two years-Louise Marie Margaret Elizabeth Erbsen Julia Ford, Marie Josephine Grant, Harriet Louisa Jenks, Yetta Kraft, Mary Ella Reynolds, Mary Bowie Eva Louise Sohoenbein, Emi- lie Laura Schrader, Margaret Penman Scott, Anna Josephine Wesbeeker.
 Harry James Bill, Edward Joseph 1 Dunn, Preston Woodruff Eldridge, Bonnie Edward Farrell William Fran eis Hickey, Isaac Tabor Jenks, Albert Herman Jente Harry Edward Jones, Arlington Garfield Post, Harry Frank in Pierce, James Francis Quinn, Adolv l Gustav Schirmer, August Spaenkuch.
 Commercials three years-Bessie May l 3eebe, Christine Celia Daily, Kittie Ger | rude Moalsler, Lillie Eugenia Peck, l
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noPKENs eRAMMAR soHoo1.

Graduation Exercises In North Sheffield Hall To-day-The Program-The Gradu- ates. The graduation exercises of the Hop kins Grammar school will be held in North Sheffield hall this afternoon at 3 o'clock There are fourteen gradu- ates in the classical department and thirteen in the scientific course. The program for the exercises is as fol- lows:
 Prayer.
 Song-Vocal March .....,........ Becker 0ration-The Ideal Newspaper .... Henry Killam Murphy, New Haven,
 Conn. Song-Out on the Deep. Lohr Reading of the Baldwin Prize Essay.
 Subject-A New England Farm Donald Russell Hooker New Haven,
 Conn. Song-The Bugler ..............P Pdueger H, c. S. Glee club, Solo by c. E. Thompson, jr., of the Senior Class, Essay-The Surplus Revenue of 1887 Ralph Gibbs Van Name. New Haven,
 Conn. Song-Soldiers' Chorus .,........ Gounod
 (From the Opera of Faust) Oration-The Limits of Party Allegi-
 ance ....................... Curtis Howe Walker. West Haven,
 Conn. Song-The Holy City Adams Deciamatlon-Th Uprising of Lib
 erty Men Will Awake ..........
 From Victor Hugo) Lester Walton Hall, Kansas City, Mo. Whispering Roses ........ .Geibel
 II, G. s. Glee Club. Presentation of Diplomas. Announcement of Prizes. Donum ........ Reading Solo by Edwin S. Pickett of the Senior
 Class. America.
 Benediction.
 Professor William F. Chandler will direct the music and Robert w. Chand- Ter of the senior class will be the accom- panist.
 The list of graduates is as follows:
 CLASSICAL COURSE. De Forest Baldwin .N New Haven Thayer Brastow New Haven Robert Woods Chandler New Haven Richard Lawrence Doyle New Haven [sham Henderson ........ Louisville, Ky. Donald Russell Hooker New Haven Henry Killam Murphy ....New Haven Edwin Starr Pickett ......New Haven Omar William Platt ......,... Milford Clarence Elmore Thompson, jr ....
 .....,...,.,........... West Haven Edmund Quincy Trowbridge .....
 ......,......+....t.... New Haven | Lester Ferris Turney ........... Derby | Ralph Gibbs Van Name New Haven | Curtis Howe Walker ...... West Haven
 SCIENTIFIC COURSE. Wilbur Merwin filling .......... Derby | Rowan Ayres u. .,,..,.. Cincinnati, 0. Paul Joseph Brown ......g. Albany, Ga. | Paul Nelson Damn New Haven | Lester Walton Hall Kansas City, Mo. Nelson Arthur Howard ...... .,...................B Brownsburg, Can, 1 Newton Francis Lewis :. New Haven Henry Buckland Olmstead :. Branford Frank Nathan Platt ......... Milford Alfred Warfield Ryley .........
 ...................,.,K Kansas City, Mo. | Edward James Sherwood .... Westport Slhert Darlington Smith Milford Paul De Rotche Swift .......
 '........,,.,.....,., ,Ishpeming, Mich.
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4 POMPE1TIN FETE.
A Spectacular Exhibition of the "Last Day
 ofPompeii," i" to be Given at savin Rock.

A Spectacular Exhibition of the "Last Day
 ofPompeii,'' ,'' to be Given at Savin Rock.
 The historical spectacular representa- tion of Pains Last Days of Pompeii will be given at Savin Rock commencing on the evening of June 29,and continuing every week day evening until July 6, in- clusive: The scene represents the city just before the eruption of old Vesuvius, during the terrible ruin of the flow of lava, and making a most realistic. and impressive spectacle. The so-called Pompeiian fete has been exhibiting at Paterson, N J.. and will exhibit as an attraction provided by the Winchester Avenue Railroad company for it's pat rons. The spectacle will be well worthy visit. The scene opens on the streets of Pompeii on fete day, and presents incidents of everyday life in the ancient city, with the temples, processions, street scenes and the public games.
 The spectacle of the awe inspiring the terrific earthquake, and the total destruction of the city is truly marvellous. Immediately following the fire scene an elaborate display of Pain & Sons magnificent Manhattan Beach fire works will be given, and these will be changed at every performance.
 Some of the specialties of the perform ance will be Harry LaRose, the special globe walker; St. Belvos, wonderful leap fifty feet through the air into an enormous hoop filled with knives and Lenton Brothers, grand staircase. difficult walk up the same head to head, and remarkable hat throwing feat; Gros Bros bronze stat les; and grand ballet under the direc- ton of Arnold Kiralfy.
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WEDDED TEsTERDAY
In southington-To Reside in Fair H

Tn southington-To Reside in Fair Haven.
 Southington, June 19.-Andrew J. Cor ry of this town was married this morn- ing at o'clock in the Catholic church, Forestville, to Miss Mary Hyland of that place. The ceremony was perform ed by Rev. Father Welch. Miss Della Hyland, sister of the bride, was brides maid and Dennis T. Lamb of Plantsville best man. A reception followed the cer- emony at the home of the brides par ents The happy couple left this even ing for New Haven, where they have a handsomely furnished home at 114 Wolcott street. Quite number from here attended the wedding
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Ary Gnnds.
Vnl. Frank & to. 7S3 Chapel St.
 SLAYER SUITS.

We offer exclusive Black Figured Brilliantine Blazer Suits, Blazer all lined except sleeves, with full ripple back, Skirt with stiff pleated back, lined throughout and finished with vel vet facing. A swell and elegant suit. Only few at $9.95, worth $16.50
 Also Blazer Suits of real Tan Mixed Covert Cloth, newest ripple back Blazer, at $4.98 per suit
 Our line of Tailor-Made Suits, Is per- feet in styles and material, in very large variety and positively lowest prices.
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Mary Veronica scally, Agnes White, Gertrude Frances White.
 Oliver Elihu Beckley, William Frank Clark, oscar Emanuel Erickson, Frank Lozelle Foote, Joseph Francis Higgins, Philip Matthey Lynch, John Patrick Murphy
 Scientlfics, four years-Charles Fred erick Parker. Walter Francis Carson Tichborne.
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$i2.OO to S27.5D Capes S7.5O.

We repeat from Thursday until clos ing hour Saturday night Qf they last), about 30 of our most elegant and ex- elusive style Capes lmost of them inl- ported). All were $12.0O to $2750; for 8 days only at $750
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White lawn WQists.

Without any exception we have the largest line of White Lawn Waists in New Haven-just 43 different and dis tinct styles-at all prices; and draw att tention to our special leaders at 9Sc., and $15O.
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At Renlah Misslon ro-morrow.

All day services will be held at Beu- Iah mission, 965 Grand avenue, Friday, June 21 Rev. MT. Smith of Ansonia, Rev. Mir Remington and Rev Mir Gil lies of Bridgeport and others will be present. Morning service at 10:30, af- ternoon service at 2:30, evening service at 7:45. Prayer meetings between the services All are invited.
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Sixty nTpn Killed.

Rome, June 19. Sixty men were kill ed and three seriously injured by an ex- plosion of powder in the Balisle factory at Avigliana, fourteen miles west of Turin to-day The explosion was caus- ed by the carelessness of the victims.
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DO Low Prices YON :?

Again we have done the unheard-of. We've para lyzed competition before. But now, with our i'm mense Factory Stock to dispose of, we've left them far behind. Instead of disposing of their wholesale stock in big lots to retailers, upon long credit, our New York factory has sent the whole stock up here to be turned into immediate cash at wholesale prices.
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Blouse Fronts.

A superb line of Fashions latest and most beautiful fad-exquisite Blouse Fronts of White Lawn, Dotted Swiss and Linen, all beautifully trimmed with Lace or Embroidery. Also large Sailor Collar and Pointed Embroidered Yokes, in an immense variety; prices soc. up.
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chon1ois Cloves.

We offer the very best make of White Chamois Wash Gloves in 4-Button and 0-Button lengths, handsome Embroid- cred Backs, for Thursday, Friday and Saturday only, special 69c
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It's time for the boat to start. Sail- ing suits the season and our Boyss Sailor Suits are just the garments to sail in.
 Young America couldn't make the summer voyage in anything betters Your boy won't have half summer unA less he has a suit from our stock. It's almost like buying at half price to take advantage of our magnificent and url- equalled clothing values.
 The top quality of these suits makes them very cheap. It takes figures to ornament and beautify everything. We ornament our Boys Sailor Suits with handsome and attractive figures like these:
 washable Sailor Suits. 4sc, $1.oo, st.5os $2oO. $2.5o.
 Blue Flannel Sailor Suits 75c, s8c. $19S.
 Every Suit in our Children's Depart ment has been marked down 15 to 2d per cent. Our stock in this department is large. and includes some of the most handsome lines we have carried this season.
 A complete line of Black. Dark Blue and Dark Mixed Graduating suitss from $25O to $500 suit.
 Those nickel combination savings banks are not all gone vet. One will be given with each purchaser of $2.OO or over in our Children's Department.
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For OnIY ThursdaY, FridaY, SaturdaY

CoIgate's Perfumes, all odofs, at spe- cial 19c. per ounce. Colgate's Antiseptic Dental Powder, special 14c.
 Sterling Silver Rings 25c.
 Handsome White Metal Belt Buckles, price elsewhere 25c., special &c.,
 All Silk Baby Ribbons in Picot and plain edge, 10 yards in a piece, special 10c. per piece.
 Genuine Jackson Corset Waists. regu- lar $1.25 for 3 days, 98c.
 Ladies' Fine Seamless Hose, in Tan colors, worth 15c., special at 10c. Also specials in Duck Suits, Separate Skirts and Shirt Waists.
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mtants' Caps. TWO FAIRBANKS

Elegant Embroidered large Poke Bonnets at 39c.
 Some of our most exquisite styles Poke Bonnets, reduced special to $1.25
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Yours is the Saving, while We are NOt the Losers. The MiddIGIlal'S Profit Is What You Save.

Mems Suits $4.9 9o, all wool value BIO. Mems Suits $5.75, all wool; value O.5O. Mems Suits SITS, Clay Diagonal, value
 $13.5O Mems Suits $9.49, sold everywhere
 $15.00. Boys Washable Suits 43c up. Boys School Suits 79c up. Boys Dress Suits s2.OO up. Summer Coats 35c up. Mems Pants 79o up.