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Omaha daily bee., 1897-10-29
HY MENEAI..
Observation-Disclosures.

CRAIG, Neb., Oct 2S.-lSpecIal.)-One
of the most happy events of the
season took place last evening at
the home OF Mr. and Mrs. Thomp-
sea, when their daughter, Mabel, was mar
red to Mr., Ralph l., Edgerton of Logan, Ia,
In one corner Of the paIlor was an elaborate
floral arch. under which the bridal couple
stood during the ceremony which made them
one. Rev. Sangell oifcated. A large NUM-
ber of relatives of both bride and groom were
present, After spending few weeks travel
ing Mr.. and Mrs Edgerton will be at home
December / at Logan Ia, where Mr.. Edger-
ton is in business as a photographer,
Omaha daily bee., 1897-10-29
Demand for Building Brick.

With two brick yards running full time a
this city there is, or will be before long a
scarcity of building brick. Contracts already
e. by Armour & Co. call for 5000 900 brick
ana Cudahy will use in the neighborhood oi
500 900 brick on the additions to be built
to that plant this winter. The price has ad-
vanced from SO per / 900 to $3.50 per 1000
and 1t is thought will go still higher before
real cold weather sets in The two brick
yards here make in the nelghborhood of 90,
900 brick each in day, but even at this rate
the demand exceeds the supply. quantity
of the brick to be used in the Armour build,
ngs was purchased in Council Bluffs al
$500 per 1000. No brick of home manufac
ture have been sold as low as that for some
time
Omaha daily bee., 1897-10-29
AFFIRMS FOSTERS OPINION
Kansas and Live Stock Shippers Win a
Big Victory.
STATE HAS A RIGHT TO FIX CHARGES
CourtIof Appeals Passes an the i<mn-
city stock Yards Case
Appealed by the
Company.

TOPEKA, Oct. 2S.-Judge Tnayer's opn-
ion, from the United States circuit court of
appeals, was made public here today and
sustains in every particular the opinion here
tofore rendered by Judge Foster In the United
States circuit court declaring that the legis-
lature had perfect right to fix the rates of
charges al the Kansas City stock yards. The
decision is regarded as a big victory for tho
state of Kansas and the live stock shippers,
both of which parties have asserted the
charges were exorbitant and Illegal.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-10-29
Renner-IinII,

HASTINGS, Neb, Oct. 2S.-(Speclal. Mr..
Percival Renner and Miss Anna Marilla Hall
were quietly married yesterday morning at
the home OF the brides parents. The cere-
nony was performed al o'clock by Rev. L.
p. Rose. The newly married couple took the
morning train for Omaha, where they will
spend a week before going to Chicago. M
friends after November 10 at 919 North Has
tings avenue,
Omaha daily bee., 1897-10-29
FOIey-SIcCnnn,

COLUMBUS. Neb,, Oct. 2s,-(speclal.)-
James II, Foley, a business man OF Grand
Island, and Miss Rose McCann of this city
were married this morning at st. Bonayentura
Catholic church. Rev Father Marcellenos
pastor, officiating Mr. and Mrs Foley left
on the Union Pacific for a short trip through
the western country and wil make their fu-
ture home at Grand Island.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-10-29
stocI. UroI,crs susnend

NEW YORK, oct. 2S.-Read. Parsons &
Co, stock brokers, announced their suspcn-
sion today. 1t is said that they have no
outstanding contracts on the exchange.
The firm was composed until few weeks
ago, Of w q. Read, jr., and George u.
Parsons. Mr., Read committed suicide in
his office while suffering, 1t Is said, from
fit Of melanchola
Omaha daily bee., 1897-10-29

A big republican rally will be held at
Pivonka hall, Twenty-fourth and L streets,
Monday night. The committee in charge an
nounces that Senator John NJ. ThuTston and
Senator Pritchard OF North Carolina will be
present and deliver addresses. This will be
the last grand rally before election. and 1t
is hoped that every republican voter in the
CITY will attend
Omaha daily bee., 1897-10-29

The electric light comQany was ordered
yesterday to erect at once an arc light at
the railroad crossing at Thirty-sixth and /.
streets. This was one Of the provisions 1i
the ordinance granting the right of way to
the stock yards company for a track across
the street. Now that it has been demon
strated that the council has the right to com
pei railroads to maintain electric lights al
crossings the matter is to be brought up i'll
the council again and an attempt made TO
compel other railroads to erect and maintain
lights at the principal crossings.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-10-29

LlTTLE ROCK, Ark, oct. 2S. A wolf " Q
killed on one of the principal streets of
Little Rock today Just as it was about to
attack "A party of children playing on Arch
street The animal emholdened by
hunger, had come out Of the swamps soutn
of the city. A negro named Tom Johnson
saw the animal about 10 attack the chill
dren, and occurring q gun, Quickly Killed II.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-10-29

"In Gay New York" will come to the Boyd
tonight and for a matinee performance to-
morrow. The piece scored emphatic sue
cess when seen in this city last season and
the approval given it here was but in line
with that accorded it during its entire tour
Adequate description OF the piece is hardly
practicable; to say that it is musical,
terpsichOrean, rollicking favrago Of fun and
nonsense perhaps indicates, in general way,
the nature of the entertainment. The COM
pany presenting this merry burlesque mum
bers in its entirety some seventy-hve per-
sons The list OF comedians includes Eddie
Foy, Lee Harrison. Gilbert Gregory, Yorke
and Adams (who furnish a novel ''Yiddish"
speciality, Arthur V. Gibson Il. S. Tarr
James G. Peakes, William Sellery James A.
Furey, Harry Watson "a trick cyclisD and
others. jeanette Bageard, Gertrude Zella
Eta GilrOy, Alice Veaze, Josephine Stanton
and Winnie Sennett are at the head of the
list of two-scOre bright and pretty girls
Ballet, grotesque and solo dances, novel spe-
cialties and original features are large fac
tors in the performance.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-10-29

found to have S44 in money and ladys
gold watch. He was placed in the sweat poX
and told a number of conflicting stories In re-
gard to his movements the last Few weeks
The police are inclined to think that Graham
stole the money and watch and propose to
investigate his case before turning him loose
Omaha daily bee., 1897-10-29
Nebraska cattle at Chicago.

A carload of high grade Hereford cattle,
the property of the Stanton Breeding Farm
company of Madison. passed through the
city yesterday. The cattle are en- route TO
the fat stock show which opens in Chicago
next Monday. There were sixteen head in
the car and their average weight was l,7OO
pounds
Omaha daily bee., 1897-10-29

Mr.. Gerrin possesses information which
probably throws the true light on
Fagin's motive. He says that the
girl to whom Fagin is attached has been
lately visiting in the city from Tekamah. He
knows that the two have met and believes
that the girl passed Fagin by unnoticed on
account of the latters intoxicated condition
Omaha daily bee., 1897-10-29

George Graham is in jail on charge o!
yagrancy. He was found by the police sleep,
ing In box ear in the north railroad yards
When searched at the city jail Graham wal
Omaha daily bee., 1897-10-29
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The prediction made in these columns
that Mr.. Holmes would not find himself a
stranger to an Omaha audience on his sec
ond appearance here was verified last night,
when the lecturer presented series of sur
passingly beautiful views of the scenery of
the Yellowstone National park, together with
an explanatory talk Of absorbing interest con-
cerning that region. The First Congrega
tonal church was well filled or this oc-
casion, all the seats being taken except those
too far to the right or left to command
sight of the screen. Many of the pictures
were vigorously applauded, and more were
greeted with spontaneous eXclamatons of
surprise and delight, which sprang from too
deep a source for mere noisy demonstration.
Beginning with brief account Of the dis
covery of the wonders of the Yellowstone
country and touching lightly upon its reser-
walton by the United States government as a
national park, MIR. Holmes traced, by descrip-
tion and Illustration, the successive steps Of
journey westward to Buffalo by rail, thence
by water to Duluth, and so by train again to
Cinnabar, where conveyance by steam halts
at the gate of the park, Then in series of
word-paintings, explaining and supplement-
ing the exquisite representations upon the
screen he showed his spellbound audience
the wonderland which lies close to our very
doors. Terrace, geyser, forest, stream, lake
and mountain peak were made to pass in ap-
parent reality before the eyes, which were
finally at once dazzled and satisfied with
visions of the majestic beauty and soul-eX-
panding sublimty of the Grand Canon. The
glorious coloring of these localities is repro
duced with extraordinary fidelity in the
stereOptcon pictures by the deft hand and
artistic perception of Miss Catherine Weed.
Mr.. Holmes incidentally makes a strong plea
for the preservation of the park forests, an
other for the betterment Of the roads and
still another for the extension of the southern
boundary the short distance necessary to
take in the great and almost inaccessible
Tetons, which loom in lonely grandeur few
miles without the limit.
Tomorrow night the last lecture OF the
present series will be given in the same
place, The subject is Cycling Through
Corsica"
The return to this city of Sowing the
Wind" Sydney GTundys play, Is announced
by the management of the Creighton theater
for two performances next Sunday. This is
not only very strong drama, as those OF
our people who have seen 1t know, but II
contains a beautiful love story evolved with
fascinating art The cast for the present
| production is said to be an adequate one.
William II. Crane. the comedian, seems to
have hit 1t again with a new American
comedy, this time "A Virginia Courtship," a
| play from the pen of Eugene w Presbrey
| one OF the best known stage directors In the
country. Crane, who Is at present making
| his first tour OF the far west in many years,
| tried the play in San Francisco and II made
a most emphatic hit. The comedian is one
OF the coming attractions at Boyds theater
Omaha daily bee., 1897-10-29

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Omaha daily bee., 1897-10-29

ALEXANDRIA, Ind. Oct. 2S.-Robert l..
Hutchinson and X. Sawyer have asked the
superior court to appoint receiver for the
Madison Glass company, which recently be
gan opera tions here. The plaintiffs allege
that the company has no funds DIR. Grif-
fths of Muncie is president of the company.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-10-29

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lowin ga cold to develop into pneumonia or
consumption. Instant relief and a certain
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Omaha daily bee., 1897-10-29

Read "SimOh Dale" IN Tne Sunday Bee.
II you don't take it. subscribe now.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-10-29

on Wednesday and Thursday next, and while
here he will present "A Virginia Courtship."
"His Wfe's Father" and "a Fool of For
tune" the work with which he met with so
much favor In New York last season.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-10-29

Disagreement. for life ny burns or scalds
may be avoided by using De Wits Witch
Hazel Salye. the great remedy for piles and
for all kinds Of sores and skin troubles.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-10-29

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 2s.-The commit
tee Of the faculty of Cooper Medical college
having in charge the investigation of the
cullne, the new consumption cure dlscov-
cred by DIR. Joseph o. Hirschfclder of this
city. has unrsseryedly endorsed the remedy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-05
MARION COUNTY NEWS.

Items of Interest Gathered in the Court
House.
Marriage licenses were issued today
by County Clerk l.. V. Ehlen, as fol-
lows: j. NJ. Layfeld and Emma A..
Dillenbeck, J. w. Childs and II. C..
Broden, e. l.. Johnson and Jessie NJ.
Hall.
An important document was filed
with County Recorder Frank w.
Waters, this morning. The document
Is in the shape Of patent
from the United States to the
Oregon & California Railroad
company, emitting that corporation
to the ownership OF certain property
adjoining its road-bed in this state.
The document bears the official sigma
ture Of President Grover Cleveland,
witnessed by Private Secretary NJ.
McKean. An act TO aid in the con-
struction OF railroad and tele-
graph line from Portland
to the southern boundary OF Oregon,
was approved in congress on July 25,
1866 and authority was given to aid
such corporation. A further provision
was made granting to the company
every alternate section OF public land
not mineral, designated by odd num-
bers TO the amount OF twenty alternate
sections per mile (ten on each side Of
sand railroad. The patent was
granted on December eth, 1896 |
and was recorded at Marions Capital
today. The patent grants the rail-
road company possession OF the fol-
lowing described property; Town
ship ., range west; lots !, ?, and 8,
section l3, containing 97.2S acres;
township /, range west; lot /, north
east quarter section !, containing 2.l6
acres; township 2, range west; lot |,
section 27, containing AGO acres;
township 4, range west, southwest
quarter OF southeast quarter section
10, containing 40 acres; township Q,
west; lots 2'and 3, section 3,
1915 acres; township II,
?. W., IL. l sec. /, containing 2,76
acres; and II s, sec 20, containing SS. 70
acres; I. Is, r. W., II l sec. 5, con-
tanning 26.5s acres and Its and sec.
:, containing > acres; / 10, r. W.,
lwf OF nwt and east OF nwi, sec. %,
l20 acres. In all the prop
'rty specified in the patent,aggregates
10. 80 acres.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-05
SALEM CHORAL SOCIETY
Tonight at s o'clock. Prof. Werschkul
will be present. All who are inter
ested In music should be present.
A NEW YEARls DINNER

Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. McCann gave at
home on Howell Prairie New Years
dinner, which will be long remem,
bered by those present.
AZ the appointed hour all sat down
10 table that fairly groaned under
the weight OF the things that are!most
pleasant 20 the palate of man, and az.
ter spending several hours In general
conversation the guests departed,
wishing the host aud hostess Happy
New Year, and many returns OF the
occasion,
Those present were;-S. Durbln and
wife OF Salem, Frank Smiths of Salem,
Mrs.Ann Walker and child OF Arllng-
ton, II, Plowman aud child OF Boise,
Idaho, l.. Bechtel, OF Los Angeles, Cal,
Robert Henderson OF Woodburn, A. Is.
w. Hughes and wife OF Sublimity, r.
w. Durbin, wife and child, OF Howell,
Mrs. Sarah Durbin,of Howell, ID. Ross
and wife and son Chiffon OF Howell,
Mrs Leila Jerman OF Howell,F r, Tot,
wife and daughter Edith OF Howell.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-05
LIST OF JURORS
That Win Serve m Justice Court For the
Ensuing Year.

That Win Serve IN Justice Court For thu
Ensuing Year.
Monday evening Justice IL. A
johnson and Morris Wiprut and G. A,
johnson drew alist OF jurors 20 serve
In Justice court for the ensuing year
The list is as follows Frank ~
Baker, J. A. Baker, Il. o. Barker,
Frank J Barr, &. Z, Bishop, A, Bios
ser, j. O. Bozorth, Eugene Breyman,
IL. II. Bruce, A, Il. Buren, Chas, Cal
vert, w, NJ. Cherington, h. b. Crouk,
George Collins, II. A. Crossan, w, j.
Culver ", IL. Danoy, John Donald
son, h. h. Duncan, William England,
Henery Epley, ID. l.. Fiester, Il. IL.
Flagg, T.. X. FretE, G. ID. Gabrielson,
q. q. Cans, M. Il, Goodell, r, l.,
Herchbach, Edward HlrSeh, +, w.
Hollis, J. q. johnson, John Knight,
{. W. Knox, Thomas h, Kay, Il. G,
Keene, John IL, Lewis, Fred Hurst,
A. McGin, Archie Mason, IL, Geo.
Meyer, Hal II. Patton, Frank +. Post,
James D. Riggs, John G. Reed, Silas
II. Riggs. r. w. Steusloti, Gideon
StolS, J, /. Thompson, h. Il. Wild.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-05
Football Notes.

The Albany Tornadoes and the
Salem Cyclones will play at Salem
next Saturday,
This afternoon the Butte aud Van.
couVer football teams were scheduled
Tor match game at Portland. On
Christmas day the Butte team PLAYED
a game with the Olympic eleven OF
san Francisco, winning the game
easily, with score Of Is 10 O. On
New Years day, return game was
played TesulIing In a victory for the
Golden Gates, with a score Of l4to4
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-05
ASYLUM.
Full Report for December
Interesting Statistics and Facts
for Farmers,

DR.. ID. a. Paine, today filed his re
port as superintendent Of the Oregon
Insane Asylum, for the month OF De
cember.
The stewards report is Of interest
to Oregon farmers, as an example oi
economical management and making
Oregon soil self-SuppOrting. 1t VIII
interest intending immigrants 70
know what can be turned of an Ore
gon farm 10 the month Of December
The report is complimentary TO the
present asylum management, in a
high degree.
STEWARDS REPORT.
The report shows 6O9O pounds Of
meat from 13 head Of cattle, $500, less
s26 for hides, 1924, average per 100
pounds, 1896. Meats purchased, ,s4I3.2O.
Total ,s7O7 20. Asylum farm produced
1892 pounds Of pork from l4'swine,an
3sl pounds OF veal from 4 calves.
Steward Handsaker shows products
as follows for the month"; Six bushels
parsnlps, 100 punches oyster plant, II
dozen eggs, 1892 gallons milk, IA hogs
killed, calves killed, 25 ySung pigs,
8 calves, acre Of land gruObed, I4O
cords fnur-foot wood, A loads OF cab
bage fodder, II loads potatoes, lO4
cords wood and Al loads manure.
Articles manufactured: Two coupling
poles, plow beam, 6 single trees,
sledge handles, II ak handles, 10 pick
handles, s fork handles and 8 eyeners.
THE MONTHS RECORD.
Eloped, Henry Schneider, Washing
ton county, Dec. l.
Escapes returned: Alfred Stearns,
county, Dec. 9. Henry
above. Dec. 10.
Q Discharged: Anna Tetherow Polk
county recovered; John Curtis, Rose
burg, much improved; F. L. Tuck,
Independence, recovered: W. Balti-
more, Marion, not improved; Ida
Yamhill, recovered; H.
Meyer, Portland, recovered; J. B.
Brandon, Portland, improved;Linden
Newman, Eugene, improved; Ed.
Long, Salem, improved; Mary john
Ion, Portland, much improved; Jacob
Ellis, Jackson county, recovered;
Theodore Leon, San Francisco, re- S
covered; Fannie Stevens, Astoria. re-
covered; Emma Starr, Salem, inn
f. S. Miller, Washington s
.ountv, much improved; L. Kolb,
'endleton, improved; these patients
we're all in the asylum from one month
o six months s-nOne oyer.
Deaths: James NJ. Jackson 40; Z. Z.
Watson, 60, Robert Tuftt, l6; T. b
SO; Bert White, Al; Peter Cento,
s; Julius CONN, SO; John L. Smith, As;
Richard Hoyt, A..
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-05
SALEM SOCIAL NEWS.

Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Brown were pas
sengers to Portland this morning.
Miss Claudia Gilbert has gone tC
Portland TO enter 81. Helens' hail.
Miss Susie Lewiston, OF Portland, is
In the city the guest Of Miss Minnie
Anderson.
Mrs. w. II. Byrd Is visiting her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. a. l. Macrum at
Forest Grove.
Mrs. II. II. Reynolds returned Mon
day afternoon toPortland after a short
visit in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il. Calklns are re-
moving into the pleasant little cottage
ut 302 Church street adjoining the re-
sldence OF Il. Breyman.
NJ. Stock came up from Portland
Monday evening and Is the guest of
his son, s. M. Stock, the enterprislng
commercial street clothing merchant.
Mrs. Ira Il. Allen and little daugh-
ter returned Sunday from visit with
relatives at Corvallis. She was accom-
panied home by her brother A. w.
Bowersox.
On ednesday afternoon at the
home OF the brides parents near Ger
walls Will occur the marriage OF l.. ID.
Smith to Miss Florence Esson.
The ladies Of Unity church will give
an advertisement soclable, on Thurs
day evening next, something new,
Fun for all. Six prizes will be given
for six correct guesses. Dancing. Den.
toms orchestra. Admission 25 cents.
I-5-2t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-05
7. HoIVePSoD.
oRRGnN PERSONALS

John y. BozOrth Is in Ashland OF
business.
i. +. Mckinney went to Marion
this morning on business.
Adjutant General b. B. Tuttle came
up from Portland this morning.
Deputy Sheriff f. f. Cooper had
official business ia Detroit today.
Edgar c. Keller, advance agent for
the StOckwell Bacon Co., was in Sa-
lem today.
State Senator |. ID. Driver returned
this morning to Eugene after a brief
visit in this city.
Representatiye-elect II. l.. Barkley,
OF WOOdburn, was In the city today
bet 6een trains.
Senator Mitchell will come 20 Salem
Friday and open headquarters at
Hotel Willamette.
Hon. w. w. Howser, OF Jackson
county, has arrived IN the city TO re-
main for the session.
Miss May Green has returned TO
Salem, after spending few days with
her parents In Jefferson.
Hon. j. II. Cruise, Of Clackamas
county, Populist member Of the com
ing legislature, is in the city today.
Presiding Elder, Rev. N. Shupp, Of
Portland, will preach at the Che
meketa street Evangelical church at
1880 p. m.
DR.. w. A. Cusick, Governor Lord
and W. G.. Westacott were among
Salemites who went TO Portland
today.
A. Bush has erected flag pole at
his bank corner where IS feet from
the ground IA flag will fly on special
occasions.
Prof. u. NJ Paryin returned TO Al |
bany this morning to resume his work |
in the musical conservatory after the |
holiday vacation.
Ralph Terrell, a son OF County
Judge Terrell, was held up on the
streets Of Corvallis and robbed of
about slS at point OF "A pistol by high
waymen.
epresentatiYe-elect j. N. Brown,
OF Morrow county, arrived in the city
this morning from Heppner, TO re-
main until after the legislature. Mr..
Brown is mentioned in connection
with the speakership of the house.
Hon. John Bourne and Mrs, Bourne
will occupy the Keller residence on
State street during the legislative
session. Mr.. and Mrs. Bourne are de-
Iightful entertainers and their Salem
home will be quite social center
The first meeting OF the new Salem
,lty council viii be held this evening.
Mayor Richardson will deliver his
lrst message and appoint the stand
ng committees for the ensuing year. s
The aldermen are as follows: First s
ward; Il. s. Lamport, j. M. Lawrence; I
ecOnd ward; ThOs. Holman, +. +. {
third ward; Chas. Simp- q
on, Hiram Smith; fourth ward: II. S
\, Legg, j, $. Graham, A fire chief, {
treet commissioner and policemen 9
viii be elected.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-05

ESCAPED ANY INJURY.-A son Of n.
M. Learned, mounted his horse about
9p. M, Monday, and rode out on Asy-
lum avenue, when the animal fell
aud, In the struggle, rolled upon its
rider, the horn OF the saddle striking
him In the abdomen, intiicting most
painful injury, He was asslsten home
where every attention was given him.
Tie escaped without serious injury, ,ex.
ceRt n badly bruised body.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-05
EXPENSE FOR MONTH.
StOekwsL and The Bacon compan,

Stoekweu and The Bacon Company.
L. X. stockWell, the eminent come.
dian, will be the next attraction at
the opera house. Mr.. Stockweu is
without a peer, in his particular line
OF comedy. so distinct is his indiyid.
uality, that Hoyt, the greatest Amer.
lean comedy producer, has written
three plays around him.
Mr, Stockwell will be seen in The
Magistrate - rousing comedy, and
Archibald Gunther's strong comedy
drama, "Mr. Potter, Of Texas
The Bacon Company, 80 favorably
known here, will support Mr.. stock.
well The company open January IL.
for two nights.
EDGAR KELLER,
Advance Agent.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-05

RAND Music. The ~ Perkins SUI
peru baud will give a short program
on the streets this evening, preceding
the performance al the opera house
The band Is one OF the best on the
road, and no one viii regret hearing
Il.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-05
jackets.
Dress Goods.


Three lines that are being pushed
at money saying figures.
The jackets One-third of. The
dress goods classified into big piles at
slash prices, 20, 80, 40. Co. etc; and
the embrOideries out at slash prices
2, 3, 4, 3, 6, 8, 4 and IL cents. Splen-
did values, originally, ana this Is a
clean up price.