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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-09-17

6err SObn S9tuarb begnb iid leb=
ten 9ien8tag nab Se0nlia, Wtu., mD
ct iid 9eitern nit SRI. 2luguite 8iez
ger, Der 9o6ter Der friiber bier
nobnbaften g8itttpe gbas. &ieger,
perebeli6te. 0err G6lpars mirb
berte Doer mOrgen nit Ieiner iungen
@attin nad 6ermann 5uriffcbren.
Sem iugenOGidJen @anre ruien mir
Elm Observation-Disclosures in Der 6ei=
nlarb entgegen unb tuiinl9en 0emIels
ben @lif un0 Se9en gum Sunoe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-09-17

Die WtD. Yncific 8abngeieui6aft
perfauTt udDren0 Der 9auer Der st.
2Uuiier 6air ODm uOm 3. bis gum s..
OftDber 5abrbiIlete sur 9dlfte be8
regelmaBiyen Yreiies, alID uDn Ser
mann na6 ct. Qpuis un0 retDrr
5u S2.40.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-09-17

Die 9ciiteSfranfe 6rou Sarnb
0nag, Die uUrlebte @ode aus Der
g8Obnnn9 ibres @6Wie9eriDbneS,
Urn. AoO!pb S6fuenteper, an Der
Shirt Greet mpbnbaft Deridiunno, lift
lebten SDnntag an Der @Dles Greet
am ufcr 6es fleinen 8ades iibcno
9efunben mproen. Die be0nuern8z
ipertbe @reilin mar 8 Sage lang sielz
los I'M @a1oe ~umbergeirrt unb als
lie aufgefun0en Duroe, ipar 1ie benz
Serbungern nnbe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-09-17

0as Serein8meIen ltebt b~efanntlifJ
in &nterifa in rDober Sliitbe", unO
5tpar ni6t aeraOe INNER gum Seeen
bes 5amilienlsbens. 9ns 5D9Ite in
Der ,8erein8meierei" bot nber pbne
;3meiIel Der fiirsli1 in Der Stabt Der
Sruberliebe ueriturbenen @riitian
8rug eeteiltet. gr mar ndnllid
Mitelieb BON ni6t rpeniger als 26
8ereinen uuo 2ogen, abeeleben BON
mod ettiden eetuerbli9en@ eleGi6af=
ten. Sn ber2bat, Elm yuielbeliebter"
Mann!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-09-17

Die 0rafe d Serntann telephone
9D. bielt am lebten Sam8ta9 cine
Spe5inlz& erinmmlltng n6. 6err
2oui8 9feeie fiibrte Den Soriit. Die
@eleuidJnft entbeilte Der StOne 5iu
@ein So. Die @rlaubniB sur @rri6ts
ung elmer Yriont 9inie ibre Srabte
IN ben Efolten Der SelcpDOn @D. gu
beieiigen. Ntebre @eiud)e um Nns
ItDluB mur0en periueigert tuie audi
Der Serfaui uDn iug. State CARDS"
nb9eidJnfft WurDe. YrdliOent 9tce1e
purbc benuftragt ian1mtlitbe Der Sill
itrumente Su unteriuden unb oaraul
81 ieben bob Die 9tegeln Der @elenz
i9nft ltrift ourdy9efibrt lueroen
Serr 6rauf @nebGer, pm SuiSs
puroe al8 Sefretdr eriudblt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-09-17

0err 6rit Naneib II. uebit @attin,
Ioiuie 0crr 9oui& Sdneioer uno Sat
tin muren letten 6reitnq bier nm
Dem 8cgrGbniiie ibres 8ru0er8 uno
Sd)mager8, 0erru 0erntnnn Ynneib,
bci3ulpDhnen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-09-17
@s iinb nunmebr ieds @Dden Der

@8 limb nunmebr le6s @Dd)en berz
flOiIen ieitbem bier Der lebte 0urdz
meidenoe Regen fiel ul1o Die 9lrre
un0 @lutb6ibe oauert unafDaltIam
IDrt. Die 8ei0en fin0 oertrDfnet,
Die Slatter an ben Ydunten limb
Delt. iudbren0 0a8 Sblt friibreif abz
f1llt un0 Die 9rnuben on ben Heben
ueroUrren. Nus benz County, beridz
ten inns Die 6armer, bnB nuf 5clo
un0 gSieie fnum Elm grimes 9dlnlz
den mebr gu ieben uno &uiler 10
rar lit, DAP Die WteBr5nDl Der Sarmer
i6r &icb meilentpeit CUR Srdufe treiz
ben unb ielblt ba8 g8oier fir ben
0ausbebarf berbeifabren miihen.
9ie S0d]e iito au8gctrudnet unb Der
@nscuua0e 5luB lift 10 uie0ri9 0aB
man bcnlelben an beinabe alien
Stellcn 0urdJtpnten fuun. On Be-
itellun9 Der 5el0er fir Ben @mpfon9
Der 8ei5enlaat 1T gar nid)t 81 Oenfen
on bel benz trufenen G8etter oas
Efli9cn cine llumDgli6teit lit.
MDge Der 0intmel bnlb feline
S6leuBen Dffuen unb u1s ei1en tiidJ-
tigen &egen ien0en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-09-17

8enn cure 6iibner tranf iin0 reidJt
oenIelben 9ig9's @efllgeG 8lllper
nit bent Suffer uernlen9t unO ibr
nerDet balO mie0er eeiunoe 9iibner
baben. @enn elm 0ubn tranf lit
unO nidt friBt, permii6t bnS 8uloer
nit @niier uno 9ebe bent 5ubn einen
SbeeGDfet oDll. 3u baben in @nlz
fer'S Nputbete.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-09-17

9ead mebrtpDbentlid)er idJtuerer
&rnnfbeit lit amt lebten Mtuntag Mur=
gen, 8itttue @liiubetb Seniino (Qeb.
@dert) i'm NIter BON 68 Snbren, II
Mtonnten u. 13 Sngen aus oielem Sc
ben eeldJieoen. Die SerItprbene
mar aus &urbefien 9eburtie uub man,
6erte int Sabre 1858 nit ibrent @at=
ten nad Qnerifn aus. 93adb mebr=
idbriaem Nufentbalte in 8beeline,
@eit Sir9inieu, fam oas Gbepaar I'M
Sabre 1856 na6 9ermann uno IieB
ii6 bleibenb bier nieoer. 2us Der
&rie9 ausbrad, 5Ug audi Der @atte
9err Nicolnus Seniing, eeaen ben
Sloen ms Sel0 unb ipi0mete iid
bann na6 Ieiner 8udfebr benz 8ein=
uno Obitbau. SIM Sabre 1883 ging
Der @atte ieiner 2ebensgefabrtin i'm
Sobe ppraus, feline @ittrpe uno orei
Sinber surldlafien0 uno nun lit audi
Die Ntutter benz Batter in elm be1ie-
res Senieits 9efplet.
Srau 8eniine mar bier aIIeemein
beliebt uno erfreute iib Der Iftung
auer Die iie fannten, mie bieS aud
oas eroBe 2ei6engefulse am 9iensz
tag bemies.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-09-17

Die teftigen Sbnter5en bel rbeumz
atiiden 6ifteni6merSen fDnnen gu
irgen0 elmer 3eit igr @rideinen
nj aden. ST. SafUbs Del miro ben
SIP Der Sdjmersen erreiden ut6 bie-
Ielben oertreiben, tuie i6limm lie
audi Iein mDgen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-09-17

Cine fur5e 2eioens9ei6i6te. Cine
@rtaltung, 8ernnblafIi8ung, 2unz
genentSinoun9, Srauer. @enn
5pleD's Spnep & Sar gebrau9t tuDr7
ben mare, 10 mIroe Die @eibidte
Elm erfreuli6eres @nbe eefunben baz
en- .-&alfer Srps.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-09-17

Irau 6. Y. 3%Uermann, iUeIdJe
me6rerc @OdJeu bel ibren S6mieQer~
eltern, Nrn. lSnt. 0Dermnnn uu0
i5rau. nahc Qrufe oerpeilte, febrte
lebten 6reitoQ pie0er in ibre ct.
2uuiler 0eimntb 5urijd.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-09-17

Fnitpr 81. &uenia, Der mdbren0
Den lebten . Sabren ais 8iarrer Der
bieIi8en beutlden MtetbDOiltenz@e=
nteinoe opritano lit geitern nit Ieiner
6amilie na6 Senate @rpue, 6ranfz
lin County, ieinem nelten @irfungsz
Teloe, 8e3ogen. l~lnIeren bersli61ten
@ilnl6e fir ibr fernere8 @Ublergeb=
geben bealeiten i'm unb 5nnlilie in
Die neue 0eimatb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-09-17

@8 lit uerfebrte Spariamfeit cure
0ubuer trauf peroen uno iterben SIT
la1ieu. menu mar nit % Gents
tpertJ opn 9igg's @eflu9el 8uloer
0ieIelben retten fam. gu baben in
@alfer'8 2(potbete.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-09-17

2&dbrcn0 Der 9nucr Der ct. 2Dui=
Icr GrpDlitiDn miro Die WtD. Yacific
&abn jcOen Gienstna II. 0Onmcr8ta8
6nbrbil(etc bon 0ermamn nnd) ct,
4Uujs uu0 5urilf 5u $3.50 perfnu-
len.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-09-17

auf ieiner Snrm bel StDns 9iI
itarb uDriee@u6 Serr Subn Sdneiz
Der, elm alter unb befannter 8ireer
unieres @puntps int buben Nlter BON
"a Sabren. Der 8eritorbene mar
elm geteran aus benz lebten 8iirgerz
trie9e.
9aS opm 5rene Greet Social Club
peranftnltete 8icnic, bas lester
Sonntae in @aebler'S @rune itatt.
fano, mar eleib ieinen 8ureangerr
Elm pplitdnbieer @rfule. Su eroBe,
3abl batten iid Die 8eiu9er aus be,
eansen l%lm9ebuns eingefunben uni
NIle berlebteu, trDb ber oruben Sibe
einen redt neren1eten Sag.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-09-17

Qerr Casper Berger, Bpm Ghnr=
lOtte. ~itattete inns lebten Mtittmod]
einen angenebmeu Seiud ob. 0err
Berger bate nit ieinem 6tiefiobn,
8. u. Sdmeer, cine 9rOBe &iebbeer-
Be bicrber qebro6t uro bier iiber
ben TlllB Qeiebt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-09-17

Die WiiIiDuri Yociiic @~ilenbabn
bat ibren 6obrplan ruieber ettua8
u~eranoert bem3ufplge Die nleiiten
,3uQe Jest et!uos Iritber ol8 bi8bcr
nbQc9eu-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-09-17

Die Wtitglieber Der 2uBe Der @ptb
ia8rittcr unO ocren 6onilien ntad)=
ten lebten SDnntag auI benz 6abrz
bOute einen 9~(u8ilug nncb benz Gas
cpnube, tpo Tie iicb benz N(neelIport
nibmeteu. 9a Die 6ilde nidt beiBz
en- molten, tunr Die 8cute nidbt nu=
5u GroB, aber 0eiien un9eadtet ant
iilirten iid Die Nu8ilii9er nui sSeite.
Inner Mtitbirger, 0err 0cnrp
Bod, mel6er 1eit mebreren Sobren
ais glidBer I'M 9ienite 0er &egierunq
itanO, lit lebte g8pde an Stene beS
%OerltOrbenen @Omin .. Seffries BON
6routlin County, 5um 9cputp=Sun0
eS=S teuereinuebnter ernnnnt morDer
su melder YrpmUoirung mi,
6reulto Bud 6er5lldlIt qrotuliren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-09-17

Die 4ermonm electric Sight 80.
bat lett ibrer @riinGung OOr num-
mebr 5tuei Sobren Die erite 9ioloenoe
ertldren tDnncn uu0 5tunr > YrO5ent
uui ons einae5obGte Capital BON
s. 200
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-09-17

Serr @arl Bod, Bpm Stulpe, mar
lebten 9ienstag bier uno e%rfreute
uns burd ieinen 8eiu9. Serr 8Dd
bate cine 8aeenlabune oDriabrigen
@eisen su Wurfte eebra6t fur ben
CT SO Gents pru Suibel srbielt. Den
neuen &ei5en, meint er, mlroe er
bel ben iesieen 9uten YreiIen nidt
70 lance surldbalten tpie ben nlten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-09-17

ssrslTs im 9sertbe poH SEQ ntrben aHSSsl9ertn
Gr;r5iGatug.u caer 9irt peroeU anI benz SIase gu
tafeu 's;r
.3r 2sbtrajacr getbeIt3uu8 lo0et b6fihft eur
9aS 6 0 ttt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-09-17

Gig9'8 8efliigcG Huluer lit cine
NfeoiSin uno fem 5iitterungsmittel
uno rpiro an9eiuan0t lucnn Siibner
franf limb. 8enn 6ibner geIuno
iino Oann le8en iie un0 tperben audi
lett. gu baben in @alfer's Nppz
tbefe.
The times., 1897-12-04
PLEA FROM ST. ELIZABETH'S
Miss Annie F. Drysdale Asks TO
Be Released.
She Complains of Ill-Treatment-F The
Evening star the Only Paper She
is Allowed TO Read.

Hiss Annie Drysdale, an inmate OF st.
Flizahetli's 4 sylunl for the Insane, belie-es
that sh- is in her right mind, and las
written two very urgent letters 20 the Com
missioners requesting an investigation, and
that she be released. Miss Drysdale was
Adjudged insane in 1891, and sent 10 the
asylum on July II that year. In May
last size wrote to the Commissioners, com
planning tnat she was iIl-treated. one
complaint was that She was not allowed
70 read any other paper than the Evening
Star. Sic also stated that sine was not
allowed q Cli5 nee to prove her sanity
The letter was referred to the attorney
for the District, who made the report III
June tl.at she lad been adjudged insane
after the usual careful methods in the
District.
The second letter has just been received
by the Commissioners. She states again
very positively that she is perfectly sane
and Hrungful;y confined in the asylum
Miss Drysdale alludes to the rescue Of
Miss CIsneros fIom tile Spanish prison in
Cuba, and says that people ought 70 pay
more attention TO prisoners Illegally con
fined at home.
She "a Us that she has friends who could
aid her by rhir influence, but that they
viii not DO so because they do not wish
to be mixed up IN her case. She says
the board cI visitors at the asylum VIII
do nothing for her because they do not
wish to offend the Physicians.
Tho Commissioners yesterday referred
Mrs Drysdale's case to Rev. Byron Sun
derland. j. J.. the chairman Of the board
OF visitors, sking for an inyestig alton.
The times., 1897-12-04
City Brevities.

Theodore J king has been granted a di
vorce from Matte J King On tie ground
of desertion.
The large court of the Pension Office has
been beGutified with number of large
palms of rare species.
Since the advent of cold weather many
of the electric cars of the city afford The
luxury OF & heated interior.
The streets surrounding the new post
office building on the east, south and st
sides are being Laid with asphalt.
Company d, Fourth Battalion, National
Guard, is making extensive improvements
in their quarters at the l. street armorY.
The dome Of the Capitol building wll
not have been entirely repainted By the
opening ofGongresS, as was atfirst thought
A marriage license was issued yesterday
afternoon To Alexander Scott aud Eliza
Lyons, both colored, of Brick Hayen, Va.
Secretary Bliss has called upon the Gen
eraI Land Office for survey of eastern.
southern and western boundaries uf the
Hualpat Indian reservation in Arizona.
The Christian Endeavor Union of 4 ssr.u-
bly, Presbyterian Church entertained the
members OF the Junior Society at a soc'abla
last evening il the lecture room Of the
church.
Postmaster Gordon, OF Chicago, hal a
consults tion with Postmaster General Gary
yesterday in reference to getting increased
space FOR the postoffice in the new Federal
building at Chicago.
The ladies of ST. Stephens Church, Mount
Pleasant, gave their first winter social
Thursday evening, at Parish Hall, -Four
teenth street and Columbia road, and it
was a great success.
The International Brotherhood League
tunsectarianl viii hold another meeting at
Metzerott Hall, tomorrow evening, at
O'Clock, to which earnest intelligent work
ing men and women, without regard to
classes, are especially invited.
Harmony Council, No. 10, Daughters of
America, held its regular session last even
ing at the ball No. 80 Penns Wv ania avenue
northwest, with a large attendance nf
its members and visitors from different
councils Of the District, eral councils
| attending in body.
John jenkins and Horace Allen, both
colored, We're sentenced yesterday to six
years III the penitentiary for larceny from
the person. Allen pleaded guilty to the
| offense IL CHIEF Justice Bingham's court
and JcuBins stood trial III Iudge Bradley's
court and was found guilty.
The funeral services over the rema ins OF
Mrs. Matilda Deliah De Shields, who was
bern in an Indian Head wigwam II 8 years
ago, were held yesterday afternoon at
| O'Clock at Ehenezer A. NJ. L. Church. The
| services We're conducted by the pastor,
| Rev. ". NJ. Clair, after which her rema ins
were escorted to the cemetery by her many
relatives and friends.
The CaledoEian Club has elected the
| following officers for 1895 Robert Low,
chief; Robert Cameron, vice chief John
| B. Smyth, secretary: william Jardine,
treasurer; DR.. Thomas Miller, CORES ponding
secretary; Daniel Black, fin ancial secre-
tary; John Sinclair, conductor; John Gas
| siel, guard, John Robertson, librarian.
The times., 1897-12-04
Cloves.

This is the height or the Glove season.,
people bus them for their OWE use
others are making purchases For Holiday
presents We have made every pTepara-
ton to serve you well and quick-0uT stock
enough to please, and our prices low
enough 10 meet all others We make every
concession within reason and aiiDw no
customer to 90 away dissatisfied
The best Glove To buy Is JOuyiu's- They
may cost a little more than the general
run or Gloves. but You get three times the
seryicc in the end We have them in
clasp and button ln seIr aad coIored
stitching, IN street aud evening shades,
$50 a pair
We are the so.r agents icr Washington.
Our one Dollar Giuves-in 2-ciasp and
4-bctton-in English DogSsin, sue,ie and
Glace, In all styles of stitching aad eOI0rs.
Fancy separate boxes with each pair and
no extra charge.
Mems Extra -gr.,tIe Dog KIN,
S1.OO
Mems Best Qua ~ ferFiR's,
S1.5O
Mems DOgskiR ,..O,ea. ia sed brown.
and tan, =
A9c.
Misses 2-clasp. .a at shades Of tan,
brown and red.
Misses Shook. and tan,
T6c.
The times., 1897-12-04
Rapid Transit for Anacostla

The Capital Railway Company, after
being delayed many months by the Brown
underground electric system, will begin
running winter cars tomorrow. These
cars aIe heated and lighted by electricity
being the most advanced modern style
and VIII run from Congress Heights to the
Navy Yard, using the overhead outside
the city, horses on the bridge, and the
Brown underground electric system in
the city; thus at last giving Anacostia anG
Con gress Heights rapid transit The
company has had a great many obstacles
to overcome, and now seems to have a
bright outlook.
The times., 1897-12-04
Gigantic 5-day
Sale Of Boys and
Mems Clothing.

Bright and early this morning
we begin a 5-day sale of Mems
and Boys Finest Clothing that
will live long in the memories of
those who are wise enough to
take advantage of it.
Never in the entire history of
retail selling have such stupen.
dous clothing values been at
tempted before.
We came across al overstocked
maker-offered him a rid GU
lousy low spot cash price for his
surplus, and our offer was accept
ed. The garments are here aud
go OH sale this morning. You
get suits and overcoats for even
less than wholesale cost. Be
here today some time, sure.
We're open until late tonight.
$40 to S15 Suits, $3.50.
Just think of the saving, gentlemen!
You are offered your choice OF this inn
| nense lot of mems finely tailored suits,
of alI-y DOL cheyiOts. cassimereS, and
! fancy mixtures made in the best man
neI-very stylisfi-and worth $40, 81
and SI5-for the unheard of price OF
| $3.50. Less than half!
SO 10 So Oyercoats, $3.9S.
Another big value-as great as any
| ever offered. Your choice of Mems
stylish oyereoats, OF fine all-wo1l
| chinchiIla, beaver and kersey-in all
| thenewest and most ashiona bic lengths
several shades which are worth Sc,
Ss and Se-for only $3.9S. Really
| ridiculous.
SIC and S12 Overcoats, $5.35.
A record breaker, truly. Your choice
of the finest dress 0vercoats, OF kersey
| and melton, and beaver--in all shades
| made in the most careful manner
styIishly cut-and worth $40 and $12
for $5.35.
S4 Ciild's Overcoats, 81 .9S.
Just see here, mothers, how much
we can save on the boys Ogerooat.
It's saving too great to ignore.
ChildIen's well-made and stylish over
| coats, strictly all-wool-- warm and
comfortable-worth $4+which place
on sale this morning at Sl.9S.
Mems So Pants, S1.9S
Mems fine Dress Pants. in a variety
of sw ell patterns-perfect fitting ana
vel; nade-which are worth from $3
to $5--will 90 during the next five days
for $1.9S.
S1.25 Umbrellas, 49c.
Take your pick Of a lot of fine I'M
brellas of fast black quality-worth
81 .25-for 49c.
Remember, this sale willlast but five
days positively. Starts this morning,
and the sooner you get here the better
your choice.
The times., 1897-12-04
Trnnsfc1s NIust Re Given.

A complaint WAS made to the Conmis-
sioners yesterday that the Capital Railway
f. not complying with tie Law Of its charter
requiring II o. issue transfers to the Capital
Traction Company. The Commissioners
issued PA order that the law lie complied
with immediately.
The times., 1897-12-04
COrsets.

This line comes under general Jse-'Ilany
different pieces OF wearing AZ EFslEei a lady
may do without. but very few can 20
without wearing Corsets- We have every
wei znown make IN our stock, lg1 matter
If they De foreign or domestic kinds-
We are closing out IN odd lot Of perfect
and clean 81 c. * B. Corssts in White.
drab, and black. at the special price Of
75c.
We again cali tne attention Of Stout
Ladies to OUR NEA0 SELF EedIcIng Cor
sets. We are the sole agents for these
goods. They reduce the abdo:neH and
give grace and beauty jo the figure PUcs
$3.50
An Sizes.
SECOND FLooR-NEw BUILDING.
The times., 1897-12-04
Bonesetter threatened with Arres.

Chicago, Dec. 3.-1he treatment of Chi
cago'scrippies by John Atkinson the famous
bonesetter, caIiic to sudden halt this
morning. He was informed by the State
board OF health that if he attempted co give
his demonstrations he would be treated
possibly to ride in a patrol wagon.
The times., 1897-12-04
New office Building to Be Erected

The old Columbian Law School Building.
on Fifth street, between and streets
is to be torn down about the first of the
year aid replaced by seven-story office
building. 1t viii have frontage Of about
seventy feet and a depth of about one
hundred feet. It is TO be constructed OF
steel, at an estimated costor SlI0,o 600.
The times., 1897-12-04

After hearing some friends continually
praising Chaaberlain's Collie. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy, Curtis Fleck, Of Ana
helm, California, purchased bottle Of il for
hts own use and is now as enthusiastic
over its wonderful work as any one can lie.
The % and 80 cent sizes for sale by Henry
Evans. wholesale and retail druggist, 93s
Fsr.. and Cour. ave. andS. st. NV: and 1928
Nd. ave. ne.
The times., 1897-12-04
Prars for separate Maintenance.

MR. Mamie R. selby has filed bin
against her husband, BENJAMIN r. Selby'
for separate maintenance. She states that
they were married in August, 1896, and
that they iived together until october 8,
1897, when size left him On account 5f his
infIdalitY and cruelty.
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SNOWFALL" AGAIN.
Given Yesterday by the Bohemial
cIuh at the Columbia

TIE ever delightful farce, THE Snow
ball, by sydney Grundy, which has been
seen so often, has rarely been given
better amateur presentation tran IL re-
celved yesterday afternoon at the Cofun-
bia Theater by the Bohemian Club 1t was
a creditabIe occasion, and the beneficiary
is the National Shrine OF the Sacred Heart
Miss Theress Machen directed The per
formant e, ina its skiIlfulness and smooth
ness redouuded to her credit Miss Maehen
also played charmingly the light comedy
role OF Mrs. Featherstoue. Mr. Charles f
Purdy appeared as Uncle John, Mr.. Ciar-
ence V. Howard as Felix Featherstone, MIR.
Wnlien, Claybaugh as Harry Prendergast,
Mr.. William y. Ryder as Saunders, Miss
Alice Freeman as Ethel Granger. and Miss
Lille Evans as Penelope, and they all did
exceIlertly well In spite OF the rain,
there were many In attendance. and their
coming was rewarded by pleasant matt
nee.
DR.. Henry's Headache Powders, instant
Il fctan
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DR.. Henry's Headache Powders win
promptly cure any headache
no20-thurs,Sat-H
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Granite Ware,
" Sal ErnnneIsd ~

1Sc 2-qt. Covered BuCkets-.-..- 10c
I9c sgt. Pudding Pans -..-...-l lOc
25C 3-QJ. Uncovered SaucepanS- &c
3qc 2-dt. Tea or Coffee Pots. PC
A9c 3-QJ. Tea OF Coffee Pots --.- &C
55c 4-qT. Tpaor Coffee Pots 1000 2TC
4gc Tea Kettles ....--.........-2 25c
$50 > ! 2-Qt. Oatmeal Boilers. 3SC
acc Roasting Pans ..-.......--25 csc
zee S-qt. Covered Saucepan --.- 12c
S9c 1u-qt- Covered saucepan --.- 05c
1Cc Pie Plates ........,..-- &C
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Qunihe Tablets. All
druggists refundthe moneyif it failsto cure.
25c. The gen uine has L. B. @ on each Ia bl ct.
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The Busy Corner.
S.KANN,SONS&CO
9Th and Market Space.
Millinery.

We are still making big sacrifices IN
our Millinery stock in order u make room
for Holiday goods.
Ostrich PIumes worth from 4Oc. to 81.
15c to csc.
Ostrich Tips- SO ..n soc. to S1.7B.
lSc to 69c-
Amazon Plume -woitn $2-25.
$z.19
ornements redueeC-Feathers reduced
Ribbons reduced-Trimmed Hats reiceei- -
Everything in this department reduced.
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Ribbons.

This continued wet weather has sonlewhat
dampeDed the arlor of Ribbon selling
Therefore we have taken the balance Of
our elegant Zoe. and soc Roman stripes,
Fancy Pltids. and Assorted Novelties. and
made tiia price
I5c Yard
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DR.. Henry's Headache Powders, instant
relief for all nervousness and sleeplcssuess.
nu20-thurs, ,sat-u
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lZgE EEEEIE-
IGDGllgEG
DiSagreeable weather

doesn't seem nearly so bad when we are prop
erly clothed for the occasion. Our stock en-
braces clothing for every oecasion-for every
kind of weather. Prices below everybodv's al
though we give credit without question.