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HOW THE CLUBS STAND.
RALEIGH,s BUDGET
A sIur Observation-Disclosures Matters
Taxes.

RALEIGH, N. c.. August 6.-(special)
The slur on the North Carolina troops OF
the Second Regiment. stationed at Fort
Mcpherson, by the Atlanta papers. is not
relished here at all. While volunteers
are not expected to know as much as.
nor be as well disciplined as, the regular
troops. still the North Carolina men
must have been more fully up to their
duty than they are given credit for. II
must have been found that they could
not. so well as regulars. stand having
to serve side by side with the negro
teroops, for lest trouble should arise
they were relieved from duty at that
point and sent to ST. simons 70 their
legitimate colonel. w. s. II. Burgwyne,
1he tobacco market opened well here
yesterday. There was splendid
s.brsak1 and NJ IL theughA that sAvsral
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HARTFORD TOOK TWO.
Co-Operntives Had n Walkover I'm
Each Game.

HARTFORD. CONN. August 6.-(Spe-
cial 1.-THE Co-operatives played great ban
to-day and downed Paterson with ease in
both games. In the first game the locals
knocked Flaherty all over the lot, while
the second game was walk-over. The
errors made little difference in the score:
Scores.
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Choice OF Boys Lightweight ALL
made with singIe-breasted coats, neat
checks and small plaids, that have been
Snow ........... :.......... :.....:;.::...;
Choice OF Boys Lightweight All-Wool
Long-Pants Suits. that have been So,
handsome patterns. well made, for........
Choice of Boys Light-W Weight ATWOOD
in plaid and checked Cheviots and
Cassimeres, that have been S.O.
lOI .ss.s....s ...s..s.. minimum
Choice of Boys lightweight Long-P,
all-wool Cheviots, Black Blue,
and fancy effects. that have been
SlV, Tor ...-....... ............ ...............
Choice OF Boys Lightweight Long-Pai
fine. plain and fancy Cheviots and
Worsteds all wool and carefully tailored,
that have been $l35O-NOW........
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READING TOOK ANOTHER GAME.
Allentown Was an Easy Victim
Chapter OF Accidents.

READING. PA. August 6-(SpeciaI.)-
Allentown was defeated with ease this
afternoon before loo people. Foreman
pitched finely for the locals Umpire
Ebright had a policeman remove BILLY"
sharsig from the grounds because he
called him a. lobster" sharsig claims
that one OF the players made the remark.
Ebrisht was hit In the stomach by a
pitched ball, and for I'VE minutes suf-
Lesea ferriblx agony Keener knocked
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Choice OF lots OF Mems Wlnter-weight
suits. made of neatly patterned Cheviots
and that have sold at SNOW.
Choice OF lots OF Mems Winter Weigh
wool, good patterns, made up in Single
Breasted Sack Suits. that have been 81 60
Choice of lots Of Mems ATWOOD White.
Cashmere Suits. plain Blue and Black
and fancy effects, just as stylish az any
that will be shown this fall at sl0-NOW.
Choice OF Mems Winter-Weight Che,
single and Double Breasted Sack
suits, out OF our matchless $3.50 line.
~, -'''' - .'''.*s ssssss.... ....s......s..
Choice OF Mems Fine Atwood Winter,
Norsted Suits, mostly Single Breast
SACKS, our regular standard SIS Suits,
~ ''.''.''.. .,.......... ................ .....
Choice Of Mems Single-Breasted Suits,
weight imported weaves exclu-
slve patterns. regular SIS values.
~ .'''.-'.' .ss..-.........s..... .,...........
Cholce OF Mems Fine Imported Heavy
Cassimeres, and Worsteds, plain ana
fancy, made up in faultless manner, per-
Iect hitting, regularly $780, for .........
Cnolce OF Mems Finest Heayy-Weisht
and Fancy Worsted Suits the best of
fabrics: and the best Of suits, regular
price go. NOW .............. ............
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NORFOLK.
SCORE BY INNINGS.

SOOkE ~ INNINGS.
4567S9
ldchmond ..... ......,....02 0230-7
Norfolk ....... ...........0 o 10000 o. 0
summary: TwO-base hits-Klopf, Luten-
bgrs, Fox, Weddige. Stolen base-Har-
Qcsty. Double play-Leahy TO Klopf to
Gutenberg. Bases on balls-Of Schmidt,
OF Newton, 2. Hit by pitched ball
Gutenberg. Struck out-By Schmidt l.
by Newton. 6. Wild pitch-Newton. Time
Of camel hour and 40 minutes. Umpire
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SCORE BY INNINGS.

Paterson ........ O2OOO06- 3
bdl tloIu s'..s... .........O 8 8 Ill
Summary: Two-base hits-Roach, Ca
velle, Williams, Childs, Birmingham.
Three-base hlt-John Smith. Sacrifice
hit-Latham. Stolen bases-James Smith.
Williams, Mcfarland. Left on bases
Hartford, Z; Paterson, z. Struck out-By
Kotall, 2. First base on errors-Paterson
2. First base on balls-OR Kotall, g. on
Flaherty, 2. Passed ball-Roach. UNI
pire-Mr.. Brady. Time OF game-1 hour
and 80 minutes.
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THOSE DOWNCAST SENATOR'S

PHILADELPHIA, August 6.--Cleveland
easily defeated Washington to-day. The
Senator's could not hit Powell opportu-
nately. Score: r. III. Il.
Cleveland -. ...40OI0OoO'L5 /
Washington :. 30 01 00000-1 3
Batteries: Powell and Creiger; Dono-
van. Mercer and Mcclure.
Umpires: Messrs. Lynch and Andrews.
Time hours and 10 minutes.
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Summary: Earned runs-F{eadlIg, 2
Sacrifice hit-Heydon. Two-base hits
Spratt. Stratton. Three-base hits-Mcln-
tyre, Belts Double plays-Spratt TO III
rich 10 Slater; Delehanty 10 Doherty;
Cockman TO Ulrich to Slater Bases on
balls-Off Foreman, 2; off West, 2. Left
on bases-Reading. 6; Allentown, G. Hit
by pitched ball-Doherty. Struck out-By
Foreman, 4; by West, 2. Time-1 hour and
So minutes. Umpire-Mr. Ebright
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ST. LOUIS TIES THE GIANTS.

ST. LOUIS, August 6.-To-day's game
between st. Louis and New York was
called on account OF darkness at the end
OF the tenth inning. The locals tied the
Giants easily by batting rally in the
eighth and ninth. Bad decisions by Hurst
cost the Browns the game. Attendance.
1900. Score: II. II. L..
ST. Louis oO0O33o-s 70 q
New York 100 l 2 o o. 6 IA
Batteries: Taylor and Clements; Rusie
ard Warner.
Umpires: Messrs. Emsle and Hunt
Time 9 hours and 30 minutes
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All Cooked and Primed to Make a Clean SWcel
ITEMS Winter Suits.

The novelty of buying heavy Suits in summer is
lelsntened by the enormous saving made possible by
everything There choice prizes to be secured
mere now that you won't fully appreciate until cold
liar Ilnnk nhnaI ~N-- NN'N
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THE CHAMPIONS BEATEN.
Lancasterfans Could Not Hit Mozart
land, and This Caused Their Defeat.

LANCASTER, PA, August 6.-(Special)
Lancaster was at the mercy of MePartlin
in to-day's game. and was beaten easily.
Newark Yielded in fine form, while the
Champions were dopey. The score fol-
lows:
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season just over.
Choice Of Tan Covert Cloth and Black
Unfinished Worsted Top Coats, that have
been $40 Tor ............. ....................
Choice Of Mems Top Coats, in Tan
Covert Cloth and Black Cheviot some
silk-iined, that have been $3.50, for........
Choice OF Mems Tan Covert Cloth Top
Coats. cut short and made with lap seams,
that have been $3.50. for ...................
Choice of Mems Light Weight Top Coat S
ported Covert Cloth, Whipcord, and Fancy
several fashionable shades of Tan,
that have been selling at $50,
Choice of Mems Light-We eight Top Goa {
tuted our finest grade-the very best coat S
and in the very finest of imported weaves,
Tans and Blacks. The regular price has
been 10, now .......... Observation-Disclosures.
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Choice of Boys Lightweight Short-P
and fancy effects. made in the
latest styles; price has been $1.25-
Choice of Boys Light Weight Short-P
been -Double-Breasted, Refer, Bro
styles-made up in all-wool plain
and fancy Cheviots, all sizes,
Choice of Boys Lightweight Short-Pa
been S2.50-all the leading styles in bet
ter values, that are usually sold at $780,
Choice of Boys Lightweight Short-Pa
been s.. warranted all-wool, and the Bla
which there are a great many, are fast c
fects are . neat and special pat
terms; all leading styles; all sizes,
LOT s...'... .s..s....... ..'.....'s'...'
Choice of Boys Lightweight Short Pa
been 81; among them are some of the bes
that we have had to show this season
far beyond the price in actual value
NOW ..s...s ..s.s....... ...... ...............-
Choice of Boys Lightweight Short Pa
been s. and Sc; made of the finest fancy
Worsteds and Cheviots; cut in Double
Breasted style, sewed with silk-NOW.
Choice of Boys Lightweight Short Pa
been $50 and SS.50-the very best that are
made for boys wear-and just to think
that we have sacrificed them to ...........
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FLASHES FROM THE DIAMOND.
Colonies Move Up to Ninth Place
The Orphans Win.

LOUISVILLE. August 6.-The Colonies.
by defeating Brooklyn to-day. moved up
10 ninth place Cunningham was hit
hard, but good fielding kept the trolley
deodgers' score down. Miller lasted but
Louisville -. -.....1 0O30O01.5 10 3
Brooklyn ...... 20 000OO1 o. u 2
Batteries: Cunningham and Kittridge;
Miller. Yeager, and Grim.
Umpires: Messrs. Mcdonald and O'Day.
Time, 2 hours.
BALTIMORE LOST.
PITTSBURG, PA, August 6.-The Bal
timore were shut out up to the ninth in
ming, when by wild throw by Gray and
hit by Robinson one run was scored.
In no inning did the visitors make more
than one hit Kittson pitched we'll but
MS support was slow. Attendance, 800.
Score: r. H. r.
Pittsburg %. .....000O01o1.2 2
Baltimore 90. 10000 0O0l-l 2
Batteries: Tannehili and Bowerman;
Kittson and Robinson.
Umpires: Messrs. Snyder and Connolly.
Time, hour and 20 minutes.
THE BEANEATERS GO DOWN.
CINCINNATI. August 6.-The Reds won
the most exciting game OF the season
from Boston to-day Willis was not hit
as hard as Dwyer. but the latter was in
vincible with men on bases. With two
out In the ninth Steinfeldt doubled and
scored ON Peitzs single. Attendance.
6.650. Score: RHE.
Cincinnati %. ...1o0OOOOO1-2 i
Boston ........ ....1 000O0O00-l 2
Batteries: Dwyer and PETIT; Willis and
Bergen.
Umpires: Messrs. Gaffney and Brown.
Time. 2 hours.
VICTORIOUS ORPHANS.
CHICAGO, August 6.-Thornton's good
pitching and backing allowed but one
n-.- L-- -~sAh fhIsA $3.50 rn>---l--~
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summary: Earned runS-Lancaster, 2;
Newark, g. Two-base hits-George ~.
Chiles. Three-base hits-McVey, George.
McPartlin. Stolen bases-Ward, Schefiier.
Left on bases-Iancaster, 3; Newark, 8.
Struck out-By Wilhelm, 4; by McPartlin.
3 Double play-Moss TO Calhoun to Roth
fuss. First base on errors-Newark, 3.
First base on balls-On Wilhelm, 3: on
McPartlin, 2. Hit by pitched ball-Schef-
fer. Ward, Chiles. Umpire-Mr. Brennan.
Time Of camel hour and - minutes.
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Boys Lightweight
LOng-Pants Suits.

Not one is held back-you are to have the choice Of
them ALL Remember that we have always been lowest
and now cut lowest prices still lower-lower than
reputa merchandise could be sold for under ordinary
circumstances-bu these EXTRAORDINARY CIR
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Hartford ......... oO123O041-n
Paterson .........0 00000OOl-l
Summary: Two-base hits-Cavelle. VIII
lams, Mcfarland. Three-base hit-Wood
Sacrifice hit-Childs. Stolen bases-Mc-
Farland. Roach. Left on bases-Hart-
ford q; Paterson l. Struck out-Rv Wood
3; by Viau. g Double play-Cavelle and
latham. First base on errors-Hartford
2. First base on balls-On Wood. 2. OF
Niau, l. Wild pitch-Viau. Passed ball
Bemis. Umpires-Messrs. O'Brien ana
Nickery. Time OF game-l hour and On
minutes "
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Mems Furnishings.

Small lots or large ots-we've cut both with the de
termination that makes bigger bargains than you ever
were offered before. Evident why the Haberdashery
counters crowded.
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Choice of Mems Blue Kersey Overcoats
that will be fashionable this winter. vel
vet collar and durable Innings, regular
Choice of a lot Of Mems Regular $40 Biz
Heavy Cheviot Overcoats, all wool and
fast color. with warm wool Innings, regu-
lar price So NOW ............... .........
Choice OF Mems Extra Fine and Ext
sey and Heavy Covert Cloth Overcoats.
with fancy wool and plain Italian cloth
Innings, were $3.50 for ......................
Choice OF Mems Regular SIS Kersey am
Overcoats, with fancy lining. silk Jokes,
short and medium lengths, velvet collar,
LoL .ss.s........ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Choice Of Mems Regular SIS and 500 Oy
Brown kersey, Blue Chinchilla, and
Heavy Tan Whipcord Oyercoats, fancy
and plain Innings. silk yoke nobby cut. for
Choice of Mems Regular $3.50 Winter
Top Coats, in unlined Coverts, Blue Ker-
seys. &C., elegantly made. for..............
Choice of Mems Finest Montagnac Beav
sey, and Whipcord Overcoats. silk and
fancy wool lined, deep yoke of silk, reg
ular $25 garments, for .......................
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HOW THE CLUBS STAND.

lake Wells smiled and about 1000 people
yelled long yesterday afternoon at Broad
street Park when Richmond made 1t three
etraiehts by shutting out Norfolk by a
score Of z 10 0.
II WAS q good game of baseball, but
tlst little bit one-sided; nevertheless.
i was interesting, and that's why the
happy crowd rooted and cbeered the good
plays Harry Schmidt, the only colt in
the Wells stable that had not been broken
Of Witness. was trotted out, and made TO
face the boys from the city near tho
ocean. and with the support he received
from the team and Tommy Hesss work
behind the bat. he prevented a single
score. allowing but three of Norfolk's
players 20 get as far as third base. He
was hit hard, for Harvey Cunningham's
rsn met the bah on the nose several
times. driving il far out into the out-ield-
ers' grounds, where Ralph Seybold and
Willie Hargrove fairly made the crowd
hoarse. appauding their successful work
in killing two and three-baggers. Gus.
Dundon. too had his eyes open. and ate
up everything that came his way. and for
dessert took three or four nice runs after
foul-nies along thlrd-base line, getting
them all.
LIKE CLOCK-WORK.
Captain Klopf and Dan Leahy worked
like clock-work handing the ball to Char
ley Gutenberg. who played first base, as
Charley only can Spike" Shannon was
tho only man who did not really have
work 10 do, and at that 1t seemed to be
his off-day, for in four times up he famed
the air three Norfolk played better ball
than II did either Thursday or Friday.
but the Richmond team was just little
bit too much.
Newton. the star pitcher last season,
pitched nice ball. but Wehs s men hit the
ball when hits counted. and therein lies
the whole story. Fox. Wentz, Weddge, |
Trowley and Mari made clever plays, and
Morris Steelman nailed every runner that
tried to steal second.
KLOrF"s sTICK-WORK.
Gus. Klopfs two-bagger to left in the
second scored two runs, and his nit TO
Weddige who fumbled, IN the sixth, was
the cause OF two more TALES. Three sin
giles by Seybold. Leahy. and Dundon,
wild pitch, and a hit batsman netted
Richmond three runs in the eighth. thus
completing the total OF seven runs.
Umpire Belts had charge Of the game.
and with his usual command, kept the
players playing ball from start to finish
Following is n sample Of score the
rooters hope TO sec chalked against Read
ing tomorrow:
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Wool Cheviot Suits,
$3.50
$500
Long Pants Suits,
$3.50
ants Suits, made OF
$500
nts Suits. made Of
5000
Boys Lightweight
ShOrt=PantS Suits.

More of the deeper-thanhalf-pr price cuttng-and the
choice of every suit in this magnificent stock that we
selected with much and that you have praised
with much enthusiasm
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Two Silk Hats. size 6S-i, latest shape,
quality we always sell at s.: these are
the last two of tho lot.
Five Genuine Knox SILK Hats. that are
recognized leading shapes, sizes IS. us.
Z II and 3-S, reduced from S. to.........
We offer a lot OF Genuine Knox s. Der
bys, in Black and Brown, becoming
shapes. choice for ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
We offer lot OF Saks's s. and 81 Derbys
shapes and shades, good as the
best OF the exclusive Hats,
choice for .......... ............. ............
Lot OF Children's 80 and 75c. Scotch
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Lot OF Children's Fancy Tam o. Shanter
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elects, choice for ..........................
punching of several lots OF Mems and
Boys Winter Caps, the warmest and most
popular shapes, have been 75c. Choice NOW
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Choice of a lot Of Mems Regular 81 Wo
Shirts, TO be worn with White
collars and cuffs, excellent assortment
OF patterns, Tor ..........................
Choice of a lot OF Mems Woven Madras
that have been selling at SIPS, two collars
and pair Of cuffs TO match pattern with
each shirt. NOW. Observation-Disclosures. -.
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Madras Negligee Shirts. stripes and
checks and plaids, exclusive pat
Choice Of a lot OF Mems French
wear, with French neck and pearl
buttons, regular price has been
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wear, thoroughly made with all the
comfort and wear-giving improvements,
regular price 50c. NOW. ............
Choice Of a lot OF Mems Black and Tan
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been % and 75c. NOW ......................
Choice Of lot of, Mems Regular 50c.
SILK String Ties. in all colors. Now.
Choice OF a lot of Regular soc. Fancy
latest colorings and effects. made
up in Tecks. Puffs, Four-in- Hands. and
lmperials. NOW...... .......... ............
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worth up 10 81, for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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Choice OF lot of Mems Black and Tan
lasts that have proven so especially popu-
IaT lhis season. and grades that We have
sold at 50 and 81 NOW for.
Choice of a lot of Mems Regular s. and
and Patent-Leather Shoes both lace and
button, our special lasts and our match
less qualities, for.
Choice OF lot OF Mems Regular 81 and
Calf, Black and Tan Wei Kid and PATENT
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lasts, for Observation-Disclosures.
Choice OF lot of Boys S0ld-Leather
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have been all along N.0, 81, and
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also did good work until the eleventh,
when two singles and an attempted sacri-
flee, that resulted in the Philles' only
error, gave the orphans the game. At
tendance, 500. Score: II. III. r..
Chicago -. 80 0 0 10000 IL 10 3
Philadelphia % 5000 100000
Batteries: Thornton and Donahue; DON
ahue and Mcfarland.
Umpires: Messrs. Swartwood and Wer-
uer Time, 2 hours and 20 minutes
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$3.50
! Cheviot Suits. all
$500
weight Cheviot and
$500
viot and Cashmere,
5000
Weight Cheviot and
$500
made up OF heavy
5000
Weight Cheviots.
$1,000
Imported Cashmere
$3.50
Tens Winter OverCOats

You'll congratulate yourselves upon vour invest-
ment In one of these Overcoats when it comes time RI
wear it, They'll pay you a dividend of over 100 per
cent. in actual saving W Po'
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1%SGA&s
Hat Specials.

, SIX Hats-Derby -Fedoras-Crash Hats
Men Hats-and Boys Hats. The bargains flying
mere thick and fast. a few clues to the many
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Mems Black Clay Coats and Vests

IItIY Ut UIB HII-IIIe tHr- TOUIIVI
able in the winter as now-some sill
lined with very fine Italian cloth.
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rect in length and perfect in fit--as per-
feet as IL they were made for you-that
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away Coats and Vests. the genuine inn
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Vests, silk-lned and tailored in most
artistic manner; that have been $50.
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than in halves.
Choice of Mems Lightweight Pants. in
neat stripes, all wool and perfect fitting,
that have been $3.50 and SO. for ............
Choice of Mems Lightweight Pants.
that have been 1850 and s., stylish worst
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see at the custom tailors, for.............
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and SS5O-being the finest in weave
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There's a Big Chance
for You in the Shoe Department.

Thousands OF pairs OF our reliable Shoes for man
and boys are being slaughtered with but the one end in
THAT OF clearing the shelves before the 18th of the
month-when we must be out-bag and baggage
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NEWARK.

SCORE BY INNINGS.
1224567
Lancaster ........ ........0 o 01O o /
Newark ........ ..........20 21150 Ill
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ITEMS Winter Pants.

Choice of Mems Go |, Strong v
just the colors you want, regular 50 p
Choice OF Mems Very Genteel Striped
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regular 81 and $3.50 Pants. for ..............
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perfect hitting, for ............ ..............
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fitting for ........... ................ ......
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effects that none but most exclusive tailor.
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and $3.50, none better 10 be had
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Boys Wash Suits.

Most wonderful reductions nave b
Boys Wash Suit in the house-and &
ingly cute styles, you will emember.
Choice Of any Boys Wash Sailor Suits,
that have been 75c, pretty striped pat
terms. with cord and whistle, for..........
Choice of any Boys Wash Suit, neatly
braided and embroidered, with cord and
whistle. reduced from $1.25 TO ..............
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house that has been $3.50 Galateas and
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Choice OF any Boys Wash Sailor Suit,
in White Duck, Striped Linen. and Gala
tea, that has been $3.50, for ................
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strictly exclusive novelties, that has been
$50 for .......... 49,. ..................
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the most elaborate creations, reduced
from 81 and s. TO ........... .................