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Athletics Defeated.

Santa Cruz baseball team to-day de-
feated the Athletics of this city by
score of ; to f. 1t was the best game
played this season on the local diamond
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Association of Democratic Clubs.

LOS ANGELES, June 11.-Official
State Organizer Norton of the National
Association of Democratic Clubs has
appointed D. H. Arnold Of Colusa
Treasurer and E. N. Bector of Merced
Secretary of the California Division.
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ANOTHER PRIZE.
The St. Louis Captures a Spanish
Merchantmen,

NEW YORK, June IA dispatch to
the World from Port Antonio, Ja-
maica, says:
The United States auxiliary cruiser
st. Louis was off Morant Point yes
terday. She reported that she had cap
tured a Spanish merchantmen just out
of Kingston
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Victory for Oregon,

PORTLAND (Or), June 1.-THE
Interstate collegiate games between
the Universities of Oregon and Wash
ington took place and resulted in a vic
tory for Oregon by a score of II to 81.
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Linen
Crashes.
Priced at 15c per yard

plain Next to an or
xxyI.A CANDY r. swiss
w IulC dress for sum-
Swiss. mer, pure white
and sheer, is al
ways in popular favor and de-
mand. Makes pretty street cos
tunes for summer hot days, look
well for evening wear always and
they, too, launder beautifully.
Priced 35c per yard
New A Thousand
Shirt are here FOR You
Waists. to pick from
next week. Some
Of the very prettiest ones we've
shown this season, many entirely
new patterns, including the large
coin polka dot and the now pop
ular Bayadere stripes, novel and
attractive. indeed, are these eff
fects in the newest shades Of
green, dahlia, heliotrope, blues,
etc., and also new perpendicular
rainbow striped waists, with the
most beautiful blendings of color,
also plaided floral effects. A va
riety SO great as to please the
most fastidious, and more beau
tifu1 lot was never uncased in
Sacramento. Priced popularity
At ST., $l.25 and $1.5O
~ -s
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Rich TO say rich is
Imported Of the perfect
S9teen finish and the
beautiful blend
ing Of coloriEgs in this ever popu-
lar weave. Chameleon, moire and
fou1ard effects, the most attrac-
tive styles ever shown in sateen.
They make q good street dress or
pretty house wrapper.
Priced 35C per yard
White White Dotted
Swiss is also one
DOIICu of the correct
Swiss. and conventional
summer dress
weaves, and a favorite Of years.
standing, both for dresses for wo-
men and children, and for cool
summer waists. We show an as
sortment of various sized dots
At 25c per yard
White White checked
Checked Nainsook is an
NainsOOk. other standby in
the white goods
line and is a favorite for making
infants and childrcn's wear, slips,
dresses and aprons for them and
for older folks, also makes cool
summer waists quite attractive in
appearance.
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Don't think because a man holds a
position of trust that he will trust you.
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White
SWISS.
At 25C per yard
White
.NainsOOk.
White checked
or cross barred
Nainsook is an
other standby in
the whiko unods
Priced 12bC yard
Linen
Lawns.

| linen Pure Ii n N
lawns are the
A-dWIIS. cheapest always
in the long run,
as they are the
most durable kind manufactured.
There is no shrinking and no fad
ing to this kind Of goods. This
Line is in neat figures and lowered
effects, all in pretty and popular
summer colorings. Will make neat
dresses and pretty shirt waists.
Priced 25c yard
Linen The demand for
Crashes. has drawn new
fabrics into use
to meet the
demands for something different.
Linen crash in its natural colors
proves to be one Of the most popu-
lar fabrics turned to. It makes
up a cheap, yet desirable and dur
able skirt for all ordinary wear
and for outing or cycling pur-
poses. =
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Striped
Dinities.

Striped Sheer thin, fine
DllIIlllcS. corded dimities,
an always favor
ed summer IA
brio, for full dresses, shirt waists
OF for children's wear. Washes
and 1aunders until the last as
when new, and nothing prettier
than its dainty corded effect.
Priced SBc yard
Black The handsomest
Cotton Is not saving too
Grenadine. much for this
new assortment
of open-work, lacy striped weave,
which is SO near like unto and has
such a 1uster as to closely resem-
BILE the silk grenadine. 1t will
make very attractive and cool
summer dresses and waists and the
attractiveness may be added to
greatly by making up over a col
ored lining. They are
Priced at 1890 yard
Plaid This is an un-
usually attrac-
tive showing of
new dress ging-
hams, also. They
are large plaids interlined and
checked in contrasting colors, en-
tirely new effects. stripes promi-
nent in a distinctive color and
shaded block checks, etc. Make
splendid summer house dresses.
n mr. Pow oh
more serviceab1e or pretty In sta
pie wash goods.
Priced 12ac yard
Pure This sheer,
weave - T Is WE 4we
yards wide and
50 much used for
dresses for warm weather wear
during summers heated term.
Nothing is prettier than pure
white, and no fabric more durable
OF more perfect to 1aunder than
this. You may want a cut from
this for your graduating costume.
We show IT in various grades,
priced according to quality.
SOC, 75c, ST. and up per yd
WOnen'S Warm weather
Summer Portable under-
Underwear derwear go hand
in hand and our
stock Of warm weather underwear
for women in all grades at almost
any price desired is most COM
p1ete at this time. A rapid selling,
cheap line is women's white Jersey
ribbed undervests, one Of sum-
mer's most comfortable garments,
thin, elastic, low necked and
sleeveless, with fancy openwork
around yoke and shoulder straps
run with tape. Price, 12ihc each.
Price, 12ac each
Also better grades of the same
style at higher prices
l8c, 25c, 35c, SOC and up
Remnants The large de-
Wool pretty fahr;cs sce
Cha1IieS. that have of late
become so popu-
lar has left us with many short
ends and remnants of from 21a to
8 and 8 yard lengths. These we
have marked at low price to in
sure immediate sale. Among the
lot are some lengths that will
make pretty waists that are as
cool as lawns OF organdies and
much more serviceab1c. Some very
pretty pieces for children's dresses
and house gowns or wrappers and
the prices are so tempting and ia
brics 50 pretty that you can't re-
sist the desire to purchase.
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THIS S.. WEEK
New Display.
Summer
Wash
Goods.

Sim f11Rf over SIX hum
! Wash brieht, new
) Goods. waist goods will
be ON our c0un-
; tiers Monday morning, and the
kind you want too, for the summer
) heated spell now dawning upon us,
You don't buy wash goods simply
because they wash, but because
you want dainty summer wear,
and you buy where the sheer,
gauzy stuffs are best shown, where
the assortment is the largest, and
) where they're not only dainty but
reliable and serviceable, and will
4 actually wash if need be. That's
) the kind you'll find here to your
hearts content, organdies,
} swisses, dimities, lawns, zephyr,
4 madras, ginghams, percales, etc.,
) an assortment which makes this
SON Of all the year. We quote a
! few lines here.
Corded Good corded
Summer price. They will
ET.awnS. make splendid
! and pr t t y
; dresses for children for vacation
/ wear, when they go through cloth
I ing rapidly on the play ground;
) also will be the correct fabric for
} lawn house wrappers. They're
good colors and neat floral, vine
; and foliage patterns.
; Priced SC per yard
.IacOnef Full 80 inches
wide, fast in
1 dIlSy coloring, neat in
4 avn pattern, pIaids,
: checks, stripes
For shirt waists, wrappers and
dresses.
} Priced 7c per yard
pinlle Over a hundred
~, patterns of this
aus. Handsome round
thread " e a v
wash fabric in
bright, new colors as well as many
IF the old ones. They're Oxford
, plaids, stripes and checks, strong
} and durable and make the most
attractive separate waists.
! Priced lOc per yard
C.oc< of summer wash
! - oISuS fabrics are class
Variety ed together at
the price below,
and many OF
: them the prettiest of this seasons
; showing. Percales, lawns, prints,
1 madras, dimities, etc., etc. All neat
) patterns and good and desirable
; colors, particularly desirable for
waists for women and boys, as
well as little folks dresses.
Priced l2ic yard
I-oo.<od These are the
AnPOA ~ most beautiful
) OfQdn0leS. and sheer lot we
have shown this
year; they come
i'm white and tinted ground of
pink and blue, are principally in
vine, leaf and floral patterns, deli
} cate and pretty; some with large
satin striped plaid effects, and will
make up, with the addition of
little lace and ribbon. a most ele-
CANT summer costume. These are
regular 4Oc values and never have
) been shown this season for less,
but you can pick from tho lot this
week ~
! At 25c yard.
! WhccEpMAN nA'
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Boys
-BIOuseS.

boys re''y nam
w.. sock and lawn 4
w IiIlC blouse waists for
RIOIISoS boys are on dis Z
play to-day in
great variety Of styles, some strip
ed, some plain, many have ruffies q
down front and around collar and
others have insertion down front
and are embroidery trimmed. Ages
Z to years. Price, soc eaCh4
These are very =
W. pretty creations q
w dSIl of lawn and en- q
Hats. broidery ruffies
around crown :
and brim. Handsome openwork,
Irish point embroidery, well fin
ished and will launder well. Jaun- y
ty bits of headgear for little folks.
Priced soc and OOCS
MOfher'S The best boys :
waist made. No !
FfIcI1Q buttons can be =
Waist. torn off, either :
washing. The Mothers Friend
does away entirely with the sew :
ing on of buttons. 1t is supplied .
with an adjustable belt, which is y
easily taken off when the waist is 8
washed; the buttons are riveted 9
on the belt, consequently cannot \
be torn off, either in wearing, )
washing OF ironing. :
Boys unlaundered Mothers 3
Friend Shirt Waist, with detach- 3
able band, in either light or dark 9
striped or figured percale, ages A =
to IL years. 5Oc$
Boys laundered Mothers Friend 9
Shirt Waist, with detachable Z
band, in either light or dark per-
Gale; 4 to 10 years, 75C, Sig
Boys Matsar1y aass,ity ,sxe s"'t I
wash calls on you to q
Cutie investigate the z
-0ulIo' merits of the Z
Facility Suit. It is the henIthiest
as well as the cheapest for wear.
IT fs healthy because it's whole y
weight is suspended directly from .
the shoulders, allowing free mus .
cuIar development of the entire x
BODY. 1t is the cheapest, as no un- .
derwaists or shirt waists are re- =
uuired, Non-corroding, linen =
covered buttons that can't come =
Off are attached. No rubber elas-
ties to rot through washing. No =
tapcs to pull ont Handsome, sty-
Iish and perfect in fit. No boy 3
comfortably costumed without !
one. Made of washable striped .
duck, blouse waist, with large =
sailor collar, knee pants, blue and =
white striped and brown and
white stripe. Price, $l>
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Every garment made by we'll
paid white labor.
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Black
Cotton
Grenadine.

of Open-work, lacy striped weave,
which is so near like unto and has
such a 1uster as to closely resem-
BILE the silk grenadine. 1t will
make very attractive and cool
summer dresses and waists and the
attractiveness may be added to
greatly by making up over a col
ored lining. They are
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Price, SI.I0

Ladies' empire gown, large roll
ing collar band of embroidery in
sertion, with two rows of ribbon
running through.
Price, SI.IO
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great variety of
ed, some plain,
down front and
others have ins
and are enbroid
4 to 9 years. I
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Priced SC per yard

JaCOnet Full 80 inches
Fancy eoIoring, neat in
avn. pattern, plaids,
checks, stripes
and figures, blue, green, pink, etc.
For shirt waists, wrappers and
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Corded
Summer
Lawns.

dresses for children for vacation
wear, when they go through cloth
ing rapidly on the play ground;
also will be the correct fabric for
lawn house wrappers. They're
good colors and neat floral, vine
and foliage patterns.
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Ladies' cambric drawers, wide
ruffle Of lace and lace insertion.
Price, SIC
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Ladies' muslin
yoke of clusters of
embroidery around
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Ladies' muslin
embroidery ruMe.
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.ChiIdren'S
Wash
Hats.

and brim. Handsome openwork, 4
Irish point embroidery, well fin
ished and will launder well. Jaun-
ty bits of headgear for little folks.
Priced soc and OOCS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-26
Spanish Cabinet Crisis.

Madrid, June 25, p. m.-The cabine,
held a meeting this morning and later the
premier. Senior Sagasta, went to the palace
He told the newspaper representatives that
the cabinet meeting was to reconvepe, but
he refused to furnish any information OF
the subject. Although it is officially an
nounced that the premier visited the queen
in order to furnish her majesty with the
news of current affairs. it is now believed
that the expected ministerial crisis has oc-
Cured.
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sNot included IN means.
Cotton Belt Bulletin.


Washington, June 25.-Easteru Texas--Fair;
south winds.
Western Texas. Indian Territory, Oklahoma
and Arkansas-Far south winds.
Dakotas and Montana-Showers: winds
Colorado. Wyoming and kansas-Fair va,
rable winds
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TWO PERSONS KILLED.
u North Dakota Struck nv
| ightnfnp- Holt

lightning Bolt.
~, ID. June PA new Lutn-
.'sa near Minnewaukan was struck by
.ane dedication ceremonies were In
wy end was torn out of the build
LESSONS were present and two we're
IN the panic a number of
INJURED, but not fatally.
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coafederate Dend.

ccafederate Dead.
y" 'ane S.-Colonel w. f. Sims, a
ue Mexican war. a colonel in the
my former United States SEN
.Oe' OF the Confederate congress,
way aged IS. He was very wealthy
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Spanish Outposts Have Been Driven Back to
the City of Santiago.



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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1898-09-22
HOUSEKEEPING.

Ii woman is In good health there
is no more healthful employment than
housework. Generally speaking.
teere is no happier woman in the
world. But how different when every
breath is pain. every step torture
This state of health, in nine cases ont
of ten, comes from derangements of
the delicate. feminine organs of gen
Grafton. The family doctor inquiries
first concerning these. He most usu
ally insists upon an examination "
From this the modest woman natur
ally shrinks She is ight Except
in very unusual cases of "feminine
weakness" examinations are nnneces
sary. DR. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip
ton is a sinnte, natural remedy for
these ills It cures safely, perna
neHtB
Send II one cent stamps to cover
expens" of mailing only, and receive
free copy Of DR., Pirrca's Medical
ADVISE. Address Worlds Dispensary
Medical Association, Buffalo, n Y
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resolution chased the uncertainty
from his countenance. His brother
officer saw that something was the
matter.
WHATS up, Spink?" he demanded.
whats the matter with you, man?'
Nothing" responded Spink, sharp
ly, ION Y I'm the biggest fool unhnng.
Rap for assistance and surround the
bank"
He was across the street in four
quick strides and darted around the
corner after the erstwhile bank clerk.
A carriage was rapidly rolling down
the street, but not pedestrian was
in sight Sphinx put on an extra
burst of speed and followed the vehl
Gle. 1t turned several corners before
be caught mp Then he brought the
driver to sudden halt by the display
of his revolver, rushed to the door
and rev it open, and found-a suit
of mems clothes and a soft hat III
heap npon the carriage floor; but the
bird had flown!
And Spiuk never again set eyes up
on the man with the green shade"
nor the gIrl whose conscience would
not allow her fathers pals to rob the
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DOCTOR TURBIN, 6O49 Madison Ave, Chicago Tl

HOlystone' bank. Bat he had the
pleasure several years later of seeing
her picture in the record book of the
Chicago detective bureau. She prov
ed to be one of the most successful
''crooks" of the West, had planned
several ahrewd bank burglaries be
fore the Holystone and was altogether
the coolest and keenest woman in
"the business"
Probably more daring, yet better
executed job, than that of the Holy
stone bank Was never planned. The
police and bank officers did just as
the gang expected them to; they sent
away the regular watchman, who had
the run of the banking rooms. and
put ON an officer outside. The rest
was easy While Sphinx was sitting
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modest appearing girl should be fore
ed to live in such locality. In fact,
Sphinx managed to work up quite a
chivslrous emotion regarding her,
while he deftly shadowed her through
the crowd. He was very sure she did
not suspect his presence, for she made
| but one or two turns and never locked
back Finally she disappeared into
the entrance of a certain court. Sphinx
did not hasten his steps, but when he
turned the corner he found her wait
ing for him. Naturally the detective
felt a little sheepish, and he looked
as he felt.
Does your chief think that this is
honorable treatment7" she asked,
with culver in her voice. Her veil
was down and he could not see her
eyes, but his paze fell before her Il
came to him voluntarily" she contin
ued, as Sphinx remained silent, land
he repays me by having my steps
shadowed"
Il assure you, Miss" began
Sphinx
80, l know it is not your fault, SIR"
she said very sweetly. You were
simply obeylng your superior. Had
he sent less able man to shadow
me, should have tried to throw him
off the SCENT continued the girl.
But that was useless with you, l
have come straight home-yes, this
wretched place is my home. To such
are we now reduced. | live in that
house yonder-on the top floor"
She turned as she finished speak
ing and hastily entered the house in
dicated Spink felt so much like
whipped cur that he did not even
make inquiries to assure himself of
the truth of her statement, but went
back to headquarters and told the
captain where he had located her.
'All right" said Warren. 1--WE
may want her as witness when we
gather the gang ill., Tve seen the
bank people. They'll turn off their
regular watchman (he may be in
withe cracksmen-they haven't had
bim but year,, and you shall patrol
the place at night Spink, I'll have
men ready here at your call It's
big chance for you, young man, if
you catch the crowd It'll make your
name in the department.
So Sphinx started in to make his
Eame"-and he did it, too, though it
was not just the reputation he looked
for. The HOlystone bank stood upon
the corner of two business streets and
most of the buildings about it were
occupied by wholesale firms After
nightfall 1t was very quiet locality.
Behind toe bank building was lane,
opening on which was a side door set
deep in the brick wall, and used only
by the bank clerks and the porter.
Sphinx hung round the building and
the lane night after night until he
was quite ready to believe that the
burglars had given up their plans or
the whole thing had been "plant."
Yet he couldn't convince himself that
the girl had deceived them, and Capt.
Warren had quite as much faith in
her story.
Thus a week or ten days passed.
One night, about s o'clock, as Sphinx
went on his lonely watch, he saw
bright light in the back room of the
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Portable, went out upon the cold
street again.
He noticed the light In the bank at
o'clock and again at 4, but he kept
under cover most of the time About
5-just as 1t began to get gray above
the hOusetops In the seast-he was
standing at the corner of the lane at
the rear of the bank, talking with the
regular patrolman, when the quiet of
the street was broken by the sharp
slam of door
See there, Sphinx exclaimed his
brother officer, seiZing his arm.
SPHINX turned to see the slight fl
cure OF the man of the green shade
just leaving the door of the bank.
Its all right he said. He's one
of the clerks; been doing extra duty.
He's been there all night"
The young fellow came down the
lane, his soft hat pulled we'll down
over his eyes; but he glanced up
quickly as he passed the two on the
corner, and Sphinx had a glimpse of
pair of wonderfully brilliant black
eyes.
"Good morning, officer" he said,
and passed on. The two policemen
watched him idly, Sphinx wondering
within himself where he bad seen the
mates to those black eyes before. At
the first corner the stranger turned at
right angles to cross the street, and
Splnk saw at the instant of his step
ping down from the curb a quite in
advertent motion of his hand which
startled every function of the detec-
tlve's mind.
He breathlessly watched the figure
crossing the street, and before it
reached the other curb he was salts
fled that he had made remarkable
discovery. Tne supposed bank clerk
WAS woman! As she started to cross
the street she had quite unconscious
lv ,@ached down 70 gather m the
folds of skirt that was not there
For moment Spink's only thought
was that his chance of promotion in
the ranks of the detective force were
pretty slim. He had been fooled com
pletely tricked-and he knew by
whom. He was sure now where he
had seen such eyes as those of 'the
man with the green shade" But his
brain quietly cleared and the hue of
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by the fire, drinking hot coffee and
chatting with the supposed clerk, the
three male members of the gang were
lying In the vanlt room with their
work already half done
And if the rest of the gang had
been as smart as the girl, they wonld
have got away with cool hundred
thousand She gave them An hour
start, it seemed, before she left the
bank, but somebody made blnnd sr
and two of them, with all the ''sw.g,"
fell into the hands of the police w:thin
twenty four hours.
But Sphinx was lang hing stock for
the entire force, and it it was many u
year before he heard the last of thu
man with the green shade"