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SUPREME COURT RECORD.

Present: The Chief Justice, Mr.. Justice
Field, Mr.. Justice Harlan, MI Justice
Gray, Mr.. Justice Brewer, Mr.. Justice
Brown, Mr Justice Siiras, and MIR. Justice
White.
Robert S Lowell of Houston. Tex, and
Edward s. Evar'S of Chicago, Ill, Were
admitted to practice.
No. 535-Thc United States, appellant.
VS. Charles q Gilliat, administrator, etc.
appeal from the court Of claims: Dismissed.
Opinion by Mr.. Justice Peckham. Can
nOunccd by Mr.. Chief Justice Fuller.l
No. 257-Rose l.. Salonstail ct al. eXecG
Brtwell: on ccrtiorari IN the United States
circuit court of appeals for the first cir
cuit: Judgment AFFIRMED with costs a:l,I
cause rcnIanded to the circuit court of the
United States for the district Of MaSS;,-
chuSettS. Opinion by Mr.. Justice Shiras
Dissenting. Mr.. Chihf Justice Fuller, Hr
Justice Field. Mr.. Justice Harlan, and
Mr.. Justice Brewer.
M. 530-The United States appellant. VS.
Edward kurtZ. Appeal from the coUr: If
claims: judgment reversed and cause re
manded. with directions to enter a new
judgment in conformity with the opinion
= this court. Opinion by Mr.. Justice
Brown.
No. 547-The United States, plaintiff. VS..
Henry Hewecker; ona certificate of division
in opinion between the judges Of the circuit
court of the United States for the Southern
district of New York; dismissed. Opinion
by Mr. Chief Justice Fuller. The Chief JUS
tice also announced the following order
of the court:
No. 333-Thc United States ey rel. Charles
ID. Long, plaintiff in error, VS.. William
Lochren. Commissioner of Pensions; in error
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NDIG SAST AMERICANS.
Deplorcd the Treatment of Irish Po
litical Prisoners Abrood

1itical Prisoners Abroad.
New York. Oct. 26-An Indignation meet
ing held last night under the auspices of the
Irish National Amnesty Association, to
protest against the brutalities to which
DR.. Thomas Gallagher g Gorge Albert White
head and OF herIrsh- American political pris.
oners were subjected to in English prisons.
was great success. The hallwas crowded
Hon. Morgan j. O'Brien, Judge of the su-
preme court, presided.
Letters and kilograms of regret were read
from prominent persons who could not at
tend.
Resolutions were adopted deploring the
treatment accorded to tue Irish politica!
prisoners in English prisons, and calling
upon the United States government to
make such protests as will cause a miti.
CATION of the punishment accorded those
still confined there on similar charges
collection was taken, and it was an
nounced $4,000 had been realized. DR.
Edward McGlynn was among tue speakers
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STEALING IN CHINA.
Frightful Punishment Inflicted Upon


the Offender by Aggrived Husband.
San Francisco, Oct. 26.-special core.
Spondence of the United Associated Presses.
Toxic, Oct. 1O.-As an illustration of the
popular administration of Justice in China,
tbe case Of man that stole a farmers
wife at place Some 800 miles inland
froa Hankow, is instructive. The thief
sold the woman for 100 ounces of silver,
which appears to be about the tariff in
mountainous districts of China.
He was caught by the husband of tho
woman, and two other men, who carried
him to particular tree near a Buddhist
monastery, and strung him up by the wrists
tied behind his back, so that his body W as
bent forward, and his toes barely touched
the ground. In that position he was
hammered with large stone at the base OF
his spine and on his ankles This was by
way Of preliminary TO carrying him to the
magistrates yamen, where he was SEN
fenced to dccapitation.
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AUCTION SALES.

THOMAS DowLING Y CO. Auctioneers,
612 L ST. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
PROVED PRoPERTi ON QUINCY
STREET, BETWEEN NORTH CAPI-
ToL AND FIRST STREETS. WEST
ECKINGTO y.
BY virtue of Il deed of trust recorded
in Liber 2139. folio 10, of the Land
Records of the District OF Columbia. and
at the request of the holder OF the note
secured thereby, default having been m ahe
in the payment of said note. We will offer
for sale at public auction, in front OF the
premises. on WEDNESDAY, TUE TWEN'
TY EIGHTH DAY OF OCTOBER: a. u.
1896, at 30 o'clock y. m, the following
real estate viz: Suhlot Il. block ), West
lexington ID. c., improved by two
story anh cellar brick uwellng-house, being
No. SO Quincy street northeast.
Terms: The purchaser to assume a first
trust OF So 800, maturing February, 1900,
and the balance in cash. deposit oil
$l00 required when the property is sold
Terms to he complied with in ten days,
otherwise the right is reserved to resell
at the cost Of the defaultng purchaser.
All conveyancing and recording at pur-
chaSer'S cOSJ,
GEORGE E. HAMILTON. Trustee,
512 ST. NV.
MICHAEL ]. COLBERT. Trustee,
512 ST. NV
Oc22 1924, &c, 27 2S ,em
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40,000,000 ACRES
Enormous Land Suit Before
the Supreme Court.
LIES IN THE SOUTHWEST

Grant Reaches From the Colorado
Rivertothe theSupreme Cuurt-Frenc
Spoliation Cluim Dismissed ON APP
peaI-impOrtant Customs Decision
Handed Downby Mr.J ustice Shiras.
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The King of Pills is Beecham's-BEECH.
ANS.
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WE have number OF applicants for
month: send US description of your vacant
house and you will be surprised how quick
we will rent it. TINES REAL ESTATE
BUREAU tt
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wANTED-HOUSEs.

ANTED-Torent,9 g or 1O-room house,
Where there are some rOomerS, rent
not over $35 or $40. j A. c., this office.
nnOE 2t-nfn
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wANTED-FURNIs HOUSES
W ANTED-Furnished houses. We have
many applications for furnished houses
m all locations of the city. THE TlNES
REAL ESTATE BUREAU.
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LOST
---- -.

LOST-Lady's gold watch, marked
Lillian. 614 9th ST., reward. 1t
LOST-Sunday, on II street extended
northeast, bet tween 9th ST anu benniug
Bridge u small brown dog, with hair rubbed
off Right fore leg, i,atne - Brownie:' return
or send information to 1880 4th ST. NV. and
be rewarded. Oc26-3t-em
I,OST-Sunday, October %, black and
MIloe roX terrier. Liberal reward ir
returned To 1910 10Th st. NV. 0c26-3teIn
LOST-On Sunday, October 70 on IN
St. bet q and l SITS. St, pocketnOok
s II Martin Finder will please return 70
7OS g St Sc. or 3I5 Center Market, Re-
ward, $40. ise.a
Lost Monday scotGhterr mixed with WITH
u,i,i ,,s.cr ,f CI ain Reward " returned
Il, t30o 9th ST. NV. N-f-at-eHi
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FOR RENT I'd floor, Untur. rooms;
large. l medium size; heat aud bath,
eXtreIn ~ contOrtaIie anu aCcs-ssIuie, IoH
rent. ll07 u st. nv. Oc26-at-cm
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FOR RENr-sTABLE.

FOR RENT-STABLE.
FOR RENT-New stable and carriage
house in rear Of 442 Franklin st. NV,
$500. oc2I .3G
FOR RENT-Two stables in rear 616
Sd st. NV Inquire 81 A Sd st. NV.
oc25-3t
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Fox RriNT-Iio .Isj ST., desirable I'd
story front ROOM fur; best tOard, haIl
room, bath. oc.6-yt,em
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FOR RENT-sl3 G st. NV, Ole nice
l.-... ,Js.n. AItn board. = . per month;
nice large I'd story rooms, front and
back, terms very reasonable, With first
class board, and every convenience
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms, So up.
1904 TN ST. NV 1t
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FOR RENT -Une furnished. south
front hall room; all home comforts.
price, 81 per month. ol3 Ist nv. OCT st
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FOR RENT -2IO Indiana ave. nv, 5
pr 4 unIurnlshed ROOMS, good location.
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FOUND d.

FOUND.
CA M e TO my prem 'ses. a large. brown
hnnnd puppy; with tag ON: owner can
Iavt. h,m by brewing number and paying
i"r this ud. X. {. GRINDER, near Rossiyn.
1t
EOIIND-Bicycle in First ward. Owner
can n.sve same by proving property and
pa yins charges. Address oVA, this office.
oc26-3tem
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wANTED-ROOMS

wANTED-RoOMs
w NTED-Three unfurnished rooms
Tor gnt Housekeeping, second floor,
on CanItul Hill; answer at once BOY -,
this office. &C. '-St
w NTED-A furnished room, well
heaIeu, privilege of light housekeeping;
convenient to Tth st. NV. ". b. L., tins
office. II
w TED-unrurnished room, Where
Address SEWING, this Office 1t
w NTED-Two or three unfur. rOOms
Tor liSnt Aousekeepmg, bet. Sd and 9Th
stS., IA. ave. anu st. NV, rent not over
Sl5; private family preferred e., this
office. 1t
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FOR RENT large. anfurnished
rlSBdnt front rUOm, Hinuows, new
curtains. heat and gas, cheap. MRS. L.
j. C., this office. 1t
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FOR RENT Capitol Hill. furnished
rooms, with or without board. 2O6
4
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WE can rent your flat; send us full de-
Scrip,ion Address TIMES REAL ES-
TATE BUREAU. Oc1I.u
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FOX Rf.NI-5l4 9th St NV. comfort
aDIy Iutn.>ned communicating rooms,
with hoard. also table budTl OC2o-Bt
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FoR RENr-RooMa

FOR RENT Furnished rUoin ON i,arIor
floor; in new house; private family,
TO Srltietnan of goou haDIts. al 4 st.
NV. OC2T-3t
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MEMS FINE Calf Shoes-hand- welt, made
with three solcs extended. These come
in opera toe, calf lined; in the new
49, needle, Glebc and Bulldog toes,
with drill lining. These shoes are
correct in every respect, and are
made to retail at $500.
Special Sale Price,
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FOR RENT-714 18th st. NV, flat
or nicely-fur. rooms; suitable for
light housekeeping; will rent reasonable
to a careful tenant, without children.
oc25-St
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-09-01
A BASE BALL PUZZLE
SOME SPECULATION on THE SEA-
SONS OUTCOME.
Stars and Regiments-What They
Must 20 to Be Saved-Wood Now
Sulking in nis Tent.

The base bail pennant is nobody's
trophy yet. Of course the Stars have
IA big swing, but there are queer pos
sibnlties in the next four games, nee
essary to close the season. Up to now
all the teams have played seven games
each, The Stars have won 5, First
Regiments 4, Kamehamehas 3 and
Honolulus 2. Percentages are within
fractions of the following: Stars, ia;
First Regiment, ST.; Kamehamehas,
.42S: Honolulus, 1856. The remaining
the result will be tie between the
hameha VS.. Star, First Regiment VS..
Honolulu. Star VS.. First Regiment, Ho-
nolulu VS.. Kamehameha.
If the Stars beat the Kamehamehas
and the First Regiments, the season
will be theirs; if the First Regiment
lose to the Honolulus and win from
the Stars the result will be the same.
But if the Stars lose both games the
soldiers will be champions. On the
other hand if the Stars beat the Rams,
lose to the barracks men and the lat
ter beat the Honolulus, the result will
be a tie between the two clubs. Again,
if the Regiments beat the Stars, lose
to the HonoluIus and the Kamehame-
has win from the Stars and Honolulus
the result will be Il tie between the
Stars, Regiments and Kamehamehas.
1t is not now possible for the latter to
win the pennant unless deciding
games have to be played The best the
Honolulus can hope to do is to tie the
Rams.
With all these problems ahead, the
First Regiments find themselves in IA
bit of tangle. George Woods, the
pitcher, is on his ear and says he will
play no more. He may be in a better
humor in two weeks, wnen the contest
with the Honolulus will take place.
Rabbit, the new pitcher for the Stars,
will have his first practice with the
team this afternoon and will appear
in the box against the Rams on Satur-
day. He is said to be an all round
played. Lucas will again pitch for
the Honolulus against the Regiments
a week from Saturday.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-09-01
A REALISTIC NOVELETTE,.


The young man who sat in the win
dow of the eighteenth story of the Co
lossus building balanced himself neatly
on the window ledge and surveyed the
eddying MONDAY throng beneath him.
There was an air Of elegance and self
poise about him that bespoke the man
of leisure and refinement.
Suddenly he heard the mad clang of
bell down the street, and with a sud.
den motion turned to see fire engine
rushing up the crowded thoroughfare.
A second later cry of horror arose
from the street.
lost his balance and was falling with
lightning speed to the street below.
CHAPTER H.
The faces of the thousands who saw
the frightful leap were pale with terror
as the young mans body, striking pro-
jecting sign in his flight, bounded far
out toward the street.
Strong men wept, and women turned
their blanched faces aside.
With horrible thud the falling fig
ure reached the granite pave midway in
the street.
CHAPTER III.
But the thousands who rushed for
ward to see if spark of life remained
in the PROSTATE figure were suddenly
held back
The fire engine, with maddened
steeds and heavy, rumbling wheels, was
close at hand.
In vain the frightened driver tried to
check the precipitous motion of his ma
chine
AS we'll might he have stopped the
ball at cannon mouth.
| Almost before the crowd could know
what had occurred the flying engine
had reached the PROSTATE form and pass
ed directly over it.
CHAPTER ".
Save for the low sobs of some an
guished women and the muff1ed exola-
nations of horror from the men the
crowd was completely hushed.
Two of the bravest men in the awed
assemblage sprung forward, together
With q stout policeman, and stood above
;he form of the young man.
The policeman turned away with a
sad face and started for the patrol box.
But ere ne had taken two steps the
figure on the pavement Strengthened out,
and the young man rose, busted his
clothes off light with his handkerchief
and started to walk away.
"Hold on, said the officer, ''you re
injured. "
II guess not, replied the young man
as he airily lighted a cigarette. II am
a college football player Chicago
Record
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-09-01
Special line of
ladies EMBROIDERED :.
LINEN HANDKERCH|EFS.

No house works for their patrons as
this one does. We mean to be the only
house you will care to trade with. Your
answers become more emphatic every
gay.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-09-01
Hawaiian
Electric
Company.

The cleanest, brightest SAFEST and really,
in the long run, the cheapest and best light
for use in the family residence, is the mean
descent electric light. Safe; nothing could
be safer. A'few days ago prominent gen.
tleman of Honolulu came rushing down to
the office of the Electric Company and said:
"Give me figures for wiring my house, and
want it done at once; no more lamps for me.
Last night a lamp tipped over and it came
so near setting fire to the house and burning
my children and take no more risks"
This is the sentiment of quite a number in
the past few weeks, who have ordered their
houses fitted with the perfect light.
JuNRthink it over and make up your mind
that you want the best and safest light; send
for the Hawaiian Electric Company and tell
them what you want.
We have complete stock of everything in
this line and have just received a lot of the
very latest designs in chandeliers.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-09-01
THE MODERN BEAUTY.

Thrives on good food and sunshine,
with plenty OF exercise in the open air.
Her form glows with health and her
face blooms with its beauty. If her
system needs the cleansing action of
a laxative remedy, she uses the gentle
and pleasant liquid laxative Syrup of
Figs.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-09-01
WE'RE
OFFERING

This week handsome line of ''Vicuna" Eng
lish Balbriggan Underwear.
Fresh new stock One dollar will buy you
one Of these full fashioned Under Shirts Pants
and hose to match if you want them.
Just look at Onr display of these goods in our Mer-
chant street window as you pass along.
We've also have few more left of those colored
border linen handkerchiefs you saw in the same
window last week We marked them down to
so cents to sell quick and they're going too.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-09-01
Can't
This is the complaint of ww =
thousands at this season. IN - =
They have no appetite; food Nm q 4

This is the complaint of Ww -
thousands at this season. IN ~
They have no appetite; food nm q Z
does not relish and often fails to digest,
causing severe suffering. Such people
need the toning up of the stomach and
digestive organs, which course OF Hoods
Sarsaparilla will give them. 1t also puri-
fies and enriches the blood, cures that dis
tress after eating and
Internal Misery
Only dyspeptic can know, creates an
appetite, overcomes that tired feeling and
builds up and sustains the whole physical
system. 1t so promptly and effectively
relieves dyspeptic symptoms and cures
nervous headaches, that it seems to have
almost a magic touch"
Distress After Eating.
"I have been troubled with indigestion
for some time. After eating anything
that was sweet 1 was sure to experience
great difficulty and distress. Last fall
began taking Hoods Sarsaparilla and am
glad to say that my stomach trouble has
entirely disappeared. can now eat a
nearly meal of almost any kind of food
end have no trouble afterwards. Hoods
Shrsaparilla has also cured me of nervous
Aells." JOHN H. HoMRIGHAUsEN,
neatland, Iowa. Such cures prove that
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-06
School Supply Department.

opens Monday morning, WIN 'ne sl,,'' ~
prices ever known for sucn goors ~
helping out n large wholesale house W.
houebt more than they could sell, many
articles are 10 be sold Tor iesS IMAM N'"''
ufacturer's prices.
5e. 12O-Sheet Ruled Tablet &c
Ruled Ink Tablets, five different sizes,
octave. commercial. and ielter, All th@e
sell for lOc.. here for &c. ~, 49,
Largest Pencil Pad made-1o sheets
ruled or plain. pretty colored back, gem
Go-ieaf Composition Books, stlr board
Extra-large 4s-leaf Composition Books.
5000 Of the usual SC. Composition Books.
2 i-2c
School Bags at prices never before
heard OF
Boys On-Cloth Bags. cost 1oc.. here &c.
Flannel Bags. with draw strings. cost
2Jc.. here i2c.
soIld-Color Cloth Bags. draw stringa
cost 29c., hero for lTc.
Small Children's Hemp Bags. &c.
Largest Hemp Bags, embroidered. some
fringed, cost Zoe. 10 DC. here DC
Fine Cloth Bags. with initial letters,
25c.
Atwood Flannel Bags. double ends.
with rings and embroidered initials, 5oc-
Cedar Lead-Pencils dozen for &c.
Rubber Inserted Lead-Pencils, dozen
FOR &C.
Teachers Composition-Books, leather
bound cost 5Oc., here 20c
Regular 2Jc. Leatherette-Back Compo-
sit'on Books, here for Joe.
Hardwood Pencil Boxes. polished and
veneered worth 1Oc.. for SC.
$500 Hardwood Pencils. with lock and
key. Sc
% cases patent Noiseless Covered
States all string bound, no tncks; avoid
tack states. as public schools viii not al
Love them 20 no nCgHf rriTl. 10 e1p
StanOrds best loo. 3-ounce School Ink,
Sc.
Spencerlan Pen-Points. dozen Sc.
Ien-IOints, equal TO Spcncerian, dozen,
&c.
Pencil Canyons in box. Sc.
Longest Pencil Crayons, 8 for Sc.
Hardwood Nickel-Plated Pen-Holders,
10.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-06
ZSEe1te05- GzN SCson1x
THIRD DISTINCT Politics
Filter Feeling Was Engendered by IN,
Hot Contest

Filter Feeling Was Engendered by tho
Hot Contest
The furry OF the past few days ts now
over and the adherents OF Captain Lamp
ana Colonel Elicit. who have been on
tho move ror weeks past. row have
tins 70 rest a while. CAPTAIN lambs
friends wear triumphant smiles. while
the other side are endeayoring to con-
ceal ;nelr chagrin. as best they can. Much
bitter feeling was eugenderad by the
contest which may manifest itself az
the polls IN November.
The Populists viii make no nominal
ton against Captain Lamb. He has
long been an ardent silver man. and
being a man Of remarkabls popularity
the Pops" are perfectly willing that he
should represent the district in Con-
gress. Captain Lamb will not be en-
dorsed by the Peoples party. but 40
one will be put Up AGAINST him.
Secretary Joo Butirn, Of the state
Popocratic Committee was very b,isy
Yesterday. He has added one TO his forcs
OF assistants. Mr.. Buttons correspon-
dence IS now very heavy.
Nearly all the members Of Chairman
Enyson's Executive Committee were hero
yesterday and a meeting was held.
Messrs. Hay and Flood. nominees foi
Congress In the Seventh and Tenth dis
tr.cts. respectively. were II the city yes
.erd1y.
The state Executive P0puiist Commit
tee held a meeting yesterday afternoon
in the Virginia sun Office. Among tho
leaders present were Mr.. j. Haskins
Hobson. chairman. Senator W. II. Hale.
and Captain T.. r. Cooke.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-06
Silks.

75c. AND 81 WAIST SILKS N ALL
TINE COT,ORS AND DESIGNS
STRIPES. FIGURES, TE7SIANS, md
Many CTHEKS-TO CLOSE FOR s9c.
For 59c. a yard, Al-Silk ralle' AH-0ll K
Tanets. All-Snk China, worth tyc- "a y',5u'
For SOC. yard, All-ollh 7uI'..- 'l4..'
twisted. with besgtum lustre. worm Que.
For or 75c. n yard. Ail-sHk Taretas. IN ne
most beautf ll colorings, MAT sold ior 81
For 40 23-inch-wide Pure SIX ChlAA' lN
Black. With White Polka Dol. CO.
Blue with white Polka Dot worth o0c
CN,iiS CASE OF DOUBLE-TOLD JET
RACK FIGUREL MOHAlR, ~ hlf b.
FERENT DESIGNS, FOR bic A
YARD.
Now Imrcrted Black Goods Of the best
Just opened for this sale. less than me
importers price.
I'roiza. with figure, 81.
Tarcta- With six stripe elc.
Rep with raigcd figure 1Jc.
Iiezag Serge. Usc.
g. Wool and Silk Fricze 81 90.
,f.7J Tancta and SIX Stripe STA
zoe All-Wool Armure. 81 l-2c.
30 70 All-WoOl French serge, PC
81 1-oc. Atwood Henrietta, DC.
25c. Wool Diagonal. 15c.
20c Figured Dress Goods II 1-2c.
MEADE g. BAKERS CARBOLTC
MOUTH WASH, Toe. A BOTTLE.
Enameiled-Baci Fine Bristie Hair
Brushes that were 7lc., special price, CSC
each.
Jarsncso 'Tocth-Picks. 10 packs FOR Be-
Ealf-Pnt Bottle Pure Distilled Bay
I.um.
seven sgtf erlaDd Sisters Halr-Growsr
Gee.
pc. Celmloid Powder Boxes. delft de-
signs 1fc. each.
&c. Finest Brietle Toothbrush. 15c-
1-c. Tooth Brtstes. Zoe
Joe. JlTlncsc Tcoth-Brushes. 3c
Levys IL BiaChe Face Powder. z9c.
THIS is ecru'no, no imitation.
Hunters Invisible Powder, loc.
Ii1zonis Ince Powder 19c.
Fellows Gossauer. ice.
Regular doc. Turiish-Bath Soap, 4-oz
cakes 2jc. n dozen.
Genuine Palm soap. &C. dozen.
rarOiO. Jc- cake.
Joe. bottle lafayette Gliding. &c.
Roger a. Galiot'a Powder. 1Sc.
lest 81 ahty chamcis skins, extra large
pieces. from . 10 11c.
joe. Cnamois kins ho. cach.
2c.-ALL OUR DUCK AND OTHER
Nv ASH SKIRTS. IN BOTH LIGHT AND
DARK COLQRS. INCLUDING TANs.
I'm IrI- * era, AID ~ ,WIlllIlE ANp NANY-
L.i+N-A ~ llil Do HAT SOLD lkO.l
t'e TO t1.2J. NOW 2Jc.
ul3 for Black Figured Mohair skirts.
lined an through. and bound with ,ei-
Yeteen binding
H.e9.-Black Figured Mohair Skirts. fun
rustic lined and full four yards wide.
ana made g, de with tho same set as 50 skirts.
S2.5O.-solid Plack Mohair skirts o.
good quality Mofair and lined throueholt
ana made equal 70 any skirt your dress
mafer would make now s. so.
e.'sc--All LeCie5 800 Duck ana Lawn
suits, IN Tan, Black and White. and Biue
and White with blazer and fuu-witth
skirts. now Coo.
slc.-All 50. $3.50. ana s. Duck and p. K.
suits with Wide sailor collars ana mi
SKIRTS and NoifCik Jackets in Biaci, and
WAite Blue and White. Mixed Tans. and
sofia White now Sc. ''4
eil'.-Au White DUCK SUITS. with
blazer and full-width skirts. Chat were
ao!l for $50. now {11g
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