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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-01
CHRISTIAN
CHURCHES

The annual convention OF the
Western washington district OF the
Christian church. which has been In
session since Tuesday evening In the
Methodist Protestant church. corner
az Third avenue and Pine street,
closes tonight
This forenoon the following pro-
gram waa carried out:
e.s0-Soug service. led by A. c.
scholea, New whatcom.
io~Reports OF committees and
general business.
f0sO-Our Missionary Dsys-fa)
The Day for Foreign Missions. Ira
w Kimmei Oh The Day for Home
Missions. w. 4. Crockett; (cl The Day
for Church Extension. l.. c. Martin
90 Forefathera' Day, w. NJ. Kenna
Ce) Ministerial Relief. W. NJ. Kenna
90 Day for state Work. r. u. Sapp.
This afternoon the program was:
Praise service. led by Mrs. l.. A.
Hopkins. Tacoma; reports Of district
manager. greetings from Missionary
pocial Union Of Seattle; "fIlndrhncee
TO e. w. a. NJ Work." paper. Mrs.
J. y. Rsavis, Oiympla--general dIp-
cuaaion: our watchword for 30. I"
Mrs ~ n. Ebert, Taeoma. "Condi-
ton and outlook Of Washington
AuxlllarieA. Mrs. l.. A. Hopkins.
Tacoma. state secretary; How TO
Help an Auxiliary" Mrs. I. J. Flint.
North Yakima. general discussion
Uses Of Committees In Auxiliary
Work" Miss Ada Johnston. Seattle.
general discussion. object and
Work Of Junior c. e." Mrs. p. J, Ga
bel. seattle. How to Interest Our
Boys" Mrs. H. Mccall, Tacoma
discussion: How We Can Interest
the Muthers," Mrs o. ~. Littell:
discussion. young Women's Mis-
sionary Circles" general discussion;
"Our Silver Anniversary" Mrs. u.
~. Lngcnfelier. Tacoma, Reports OF
committees.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-01

FOR MURDER

The complaint was issued rum the
prosecuting attorneys office today.
ssxena. n-<'Azs.exn~w.
Ntth murder n The HFst DEGREE. the
crime being The stEaugunK 81 Katie
Taxa. the japanese wennn. on Tues
dsy morHuR. Chung VAS seen to
come from the Yokohama house.
where me deed WAS committed.
about o'clock THAI nsoFning. and
rhe woman vas found about three
hours later In a dying cnnasiion.
chief Reed wAi MT discip~s the
evidence against chunx. but ., will
be brought out IN the preliminary
hearing. chunx speaks English well
and ls above the average ChinAinan.
Attorney White has been detained by
Chung. Tgstn afternoon Chung'r bail
was fxsd at tsaao. ard M hlmsssf
made a cash deposit. as be 10 IN good
financial circumstances
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-01

cREEDE. Col. June THE un-
watering Of seven great silver mines
90 this camp was begun unexpected.
ly. when a diamond drill which WAS
being operated Ia the Nelson tunnel
tapped the bottom OF the Chance
SHAFT.
Seven big mines viii be drained by
the Nelson tunnel. including the
Chance. Commodore. Amethyst and
New York. This lower workings q
these mlnen We're abandoned some
time ago on account AZ the water.
which was hundreds Of feet deep in
all Of them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-01
Chicago Money Dropped

CHICAGO. Ill. June Chicago
investors in trust stocks In the two
months past have dropped 81 t0o. 200
IN Llnseed OIL trust stocks alone a
shrinkage OF over a million dollars
has taken place In stocks held by the
public. The stock Of the National
Biscuit company has shrunk sST6 900
and the quoted values Of the Straw
berry trust. the Tlnplate trust and
the Carbon trust stock have fallen
on sufficiently 10 make up the bal
ance.
The liquidation Of the steel shares
In Wall street Ia largely from Chlca-
go. The Chicago public has been
hit hard and the liquidation Is still
In progress
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-01
A FIGHT ON
MARK HANNA
Made in the Ohio
Convention.
HIS OPPONENTS UNABLE TO AGREE
Mssy Conferences nsls which
Sore No Fruit tHespt
oissppeIstmsat.
IIiS OPPONENTS UNABLE TO AGREE

COLUMBUS. Juna 1.-The MORN
ing OF the frss day Of the Republic
an state convention finds the situa-
ton In a. much muddled a state as
u was yesterday, There were con-
ferencex and conferences last night.
but none which bore fruit. Every
body seems suspicious Of everybody
elss. u seems 60 be diriouit 60 form
"a combination Cor. Kurfx. Mcf<ts-
son and Daushtcsy. whose combined
strength seems necessary io defeat
Hanna. hsA been unable 20 agree.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-01
W. c. z. U. consentiou.

wESATCHEE. Wash. lime -
The wons gehee ". c. n Y. have re-
crlvsi official untics that they are
to entertain the state convention this
year TIE dats u the annual mset-
ms haa been sci for uctober II. =
ard n. Wtth Jnss time enough for
the delegation 10 leave here ani b.
In attendance At the opening % the
Mother National In seattle.
E-hs union met yesterday afternoon
and appointed the following commit
toe 80 Raise funds Tor convention sx-
psusess Alias Maud AaoSeiil. Mrs.
". n. Fuller. Ma. 4. v Wells. Mira
ID. A. Heal AMI Airs pora HUH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-01
THU FLAG
OF SPAIN
--
Again Displayed in
Washington
IN HONOR OF THE DUO D'iRCOS
-=-a-s=Hs---
The New spanish ministsI msy BIO
Presented to tho Pres.
ldsnt remerros.
IN HONOR OF THE Duo D'iRCOS

WASHINGTON. n. G.. Juno l.
The red and yellow fiag VI Spain
floats over the Arlington hotel today.
the FIRST - be RAISED In Amsflaa
since the outbreak ~ the war II t.
N homo ef the Due p'Areua. new
spanish minister. Who. with his
American wlfe. arrived last night.
They viii remain at the Arlington
until thsy decide on a residence.
which viii probably be the mansion
Formerly occupied by pupuy de
Lone. The new minister has pres
ertsd a copy q hlH credentials lie
viii be presented - the president to-
nsofrow ur Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-01

WARRINGTON. II. C.. June l.
The following cahlerram was re-
ceivei at the War department this
morning: Manila, June t.--Smith
reports from Negroes that he has pun
ished the insurgents who murdered
Capt. Tyiiy, that the eastern coast
Of tho island is now under the Amer.
team flag. and the Inhabitants have
asked protection against rubber
bands. These bands have been pur-
sued into the mountains by United
states and native troops. and sew
erely punished. otis"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-01
TROUBLES OF
THE MINERS

BEvfER. Mo-. June i.--Atl the
miners employed at the Kansas and
Texas mines here are out today
The Watson. Black Diamond and
Northwestern mines are At work as
usual.
PTTvTsBTRG. June 1.-The indlca-
tidrY1 are now that every mine in this
district operated by companies refus-
ine 10 rign the agreement made NJ
last Tuesdays conference will he
shut down within the next ~ hours
and remain 30 until June Is. the date
OF the conference.
WEIR CITY. Kas.. June lin the
Kansas and Texas and Central mines
the forces are considerably smaller
than yesterday. The men Of the
Hamilton Coal n Mercantile conn
pany. and Of the Bennett a Grove
company. are attn out. Sheriff ..
w. Sparks has openly declared that
the companies will moi he permitted
to ship 10 criminal labor. II its takes
every citizen 81 Cherokee county 10
keep It out. lie offers protection TO
all honest laBOrers who are now
working or VINO wish 90 do so.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-01

Rev. r. r. wiswsti.

iuNuEAf4ssHs sssssss sssssssssss 1899
Eev. r. r. wiswefi.
Selection ..s.s.s+.ssss sAss. sOrchrstrn
Address ..,.s ,..... Hon, ftied. wtneur
cnnferrins % degrees. President
The following we're members Of the
University graduating class. Jessio
m Allen. Aibcrf NJ. Anderson. Ar
thur &. Ballard. Anna c. Boyd.
blanche Brooks. Ina l., Carpenter.
Harry G. coffman. W. Roy conman.
jackson n. Corbett. lr.. Arthur c.
c'rookaIt. Ross = Chestnut. MARY 1.
Dean. g. Arthur Fowler. ~. Elisa
beth Frye. Frank Y. Giles. Mae n
Goodman. jacob y. ,sottrtcin. Walter
\. Griawold. Thos. n. Gum. Henry
T.. Hartman. Caroline T. Horton.
Louise A. Inland. E:uuice V. kerr.
David Kelly. Trevor G. D. Kinca.i.
Clarence NJ. Larson. Ethel NJ. Leake.
Ncrua Iseeman. Lille Metoaif. Don
". Palmer. oivia G. Peck. Agnes l..
Rsseh. Henry l. Reese. Harry l.
Richardson. Emma II. Roll. Theresa
schmid, Isadore II. sinE~rman. An
ne A. Sloan. Burke Smith. Audrey
a. eouder. Permit Thomas. william
q. Turnbuil. /. otto vcw~r. Mabl.
Ward, Arthur =. Wilson. Sara A.
Williams. Ann X. Winters. Cyrus A.
whippie, Sarah wauEhop. Jinta
Edmund s. Moany.
Tha~. y. HrowncHcofnbe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-01
CORONER
INQUEST

The coroner's inquest over the re-
mains OF Emmanuel Broad who was
killed IN the collision between tho
electric car on the Grant street line
and the Northern Pacific train Mon
day morning. was ended last night.
The jury found that the mot0rman.
W. II Sharp. II deserving OF eensure
and that the Grant street ear-llne
has men IN its employ who ere in
competent. Also that the Northern
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-01

WACO. Tex. June III. A. Tyson.
a travelling man representing the
Partisan Portrait company Of Chic
ago. shot and killed Charles Marshall
a local life insurance agent, today.
The trouble arose over the payment
Of come article which Tyson had sold
Marshali's wife. Marshall stated
last night he intended 10 kill Tyson
on sight. Tyson armed himself and
az soon as he met Marshal this
morning opened hre. shooting Mar
shall three times. Tyson n Ia jail
without bait
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-01
PERSONAL MENTION

I. ". Sill a coup~viile lumbcrman.
10 registered at the Stevens hotel.
Mrs. J. Coffman. Clarence Maynard
and Miss Lucas. Of Chehalis, and
Mrs G. n. Fowler and MisS Mary
Fowler. Of Ccnfralla, are In the city
to attend commencement exercises
ut the University.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-01
Fed Poisoned Candy.

NEW YORK. June mime year
old Leon Glasnherg. brooklyn, died
early this morning II n thought
thar death resulted from poison tn
candy, which war said 10 have been
glven him By stranger yesterday,
The body was son Of Rabbi Solo
mon glaaah~rx.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-01
Mckinley Has a Fine Turnout

WASHINGTON. u. O.. June L.
The president has bought new trap.
II is constructed upon the most fash
ionabie lines. In strictly ap-to-date.
enbodlea al that IL modern. luelud-
ing rubber tires. meets al the re-
auirements Of society folk and. alto
gether. is The amarteat turnout yet
owned BY chief magisfrate Of The
United Statos.
Il ~ for the exclusive use 81 Ir.
and Mrs. Mckinley. There II one
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-01

swat in front. ana single seat be.
hind for tho featman.
The trap was not purchased Tor the
purpose Of oslehtation. nor because
u Il stylish. but because u will at
FORD the president more opportunity
TOE outdoar exercise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-01

MANILA, June IA reorganiza-
ton Of tihe American forces haH been
effected. and General Inwton VIII
command the lines around the city
from Calc0can 20 Pascal All troops
70 the north WIN be under the com
n1and OF Macarthur. .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-01

GRADUATES

Tn. commencement exercises of the
University graduating class Of 20
we're held IN Denny hall ths. fore
noon. IRE hall Was crowded with
relatives and frtends Of the sradu-
aseu. The stage. which was prettily
deeorhiet. was occupied By the facai.
- Of the unlversity. together with
several others. Hon. James Iiamll-
ton Lewis made the Grafton. after
which President Graves introduced
Rev. panIsi ftaEiey. the first com
missioner Of the University of Wash.
ington. and DR.. WtImst Whitfield.
president ~ the Puget Sound unlver.
ssty. both gentlemen made q few
g alaEks 70 zest s thessfesrsn
trsfttton sf4s.s..ss.s.ss- ssss.....s.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-01

COLUMBUS. o.. June FIX Pres
ident Cleveland IL sorry he issued his
famous civil service order. according
to ex-Gov. Charles Foster why"
said the Ex-Governor today. "presi-
dent Cleveland told me recently he
had gone too far In his famous order.
He said he had issued II knowing
that experience would show where
1 twas lily drown. Now Mckinley
has merely corrected mistakes In
glevelansi'a order"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-01

EPSON. Eng. June 1.-The race
for the royal stakes OF 1000 sover-
eigns was the big event Of today.
and was won by the wyvern, cloan
up.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1899-12-22
Che Children.

Are in ifr..oo! Christmas week you can
buy NE for your money in this de-
pa,tment than in any other in this
town-always could--you can now
and that means today.
Refers and Jackets-Slzes to II
years. Everything new-all received
since the fire-styles and c"lors just
what you want. You'll find no better
about town at 81 90 and e5 90, but here
Christmas week, 81 95.
Another Big Lot all punched together
-Cloaks. Refers, Jackets, Boucle and
kersey cloths. braid and fibre trim
ming, stylish and effective-sizes 4 to
IA years, worth in other places $500
and 87.50-our price Christmas weak,
$3.50.
Great Bargains Christmas week
in high class Underwear. A spec
tally favorable deal gave us a lot
of Underwear very cheap We
offer the entire line Christmas
week
ST. so all wool Black Union Suits 8 .os
200 all wool Black Union Suits l.19
225 all wool Black Union Suits As
2 Is all wool Black Union Suits 1893
Black Wool Underwear is very de-
sirable and at these price they are
real good values. You can buv
"Ihe Jaeger" "The Ypsilanti, y
"The Portage" all high elias, Un-
derwear as >neap as can be bought
anywhere on this continent of US
right here in Des Moines, and don't
you forget it!
Special drives in Hosiery Christmas
week. Fast black hecved hose-two
for % cents.
Fleeced lined, full fashioned, spliced
heel, double sole-good 35-cent stock.
ing, Christmas week. 25c
Miss Lu,nmis would like to see her
friends ut the Glove Counter
Christmas comes apace-acceptable
presents here. Hivh class goods can be
had of us. Every pair warranted, The
latest style in coloring and stitching in
Piques ut $500
Centemri-an old standard-you
know them-all colors, al Sl.75.
A drive for Christmas week-A 81 90
kid glove for Csc.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1899-12-22

For one who may visit Concord the
capitol of North Caro- ina and just
be fore he arrives at the depot of the
Great Southern Railroad, he beho'dS
large three story connmM(iou> brick
building with. a smokes ack towering
one-hundred feet in he air, it is the
new Negro enterprise known as the
Coleman Cott"n Mill. The stock com.
pauy that owns it. was perfected on the
22nd day OF February 1897. having
obtain their charter from the legi>la
ture. One of the policies of the com.
pauy was not to 90 in debt and for
this reason the company ia out
of bebt. The comp,ny owns nearly
ne-hundred acres OF valuable land
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1899-12-22
Second Floor
Offerings.

Not restricted to any one line.
This is to entice willing feet and
eager buyers to the old familiar
haunts Of the Grand Old Store"
made new-(nside(.
1913 Silk and Velveteed Waists-Noth-
ing offe, ed in this ad of better value,
ar more stylish, more dressy, than this
splendid collection of ready to put on
garments .aunty effect, fashionable
worth anywhere S.. rs, $3.50 aud 49, 50
All colors and black-we've t
that's why this price is nade-Christ-
mas week, $4.95.
French Flannel Waists-Nothing
more desira BILE for the house or street
nothing that will please the wearer
bet,er-s4.50 and $3.50 was the price
until Christmas week, $2.95,
Our stock is full in better grades
just rs cheap in proportion.
Open every evening Christmas week
until o'clock.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1899-12-22
SIOUX CITY ITEMS.


Merry Chri .tmas from Sioux City.
Miss II. V. Davis gave one Of her read
ings ut the church on the evening Of the
It'll to large and appreci"tive au''ianee
after which grand banquet was given
by the young men ofthr city.
Mr.. Il cry Smith Of Yankton s. D. is
a guest at the home Of Mr.. +. B'ker.
MIR. Smith will 10 ate here il he can find
work.
Mrs Jas. Washington has been quite
sick but is much better at this writing,
the others vi" have bern on the sick list
are Mrs. Harrison, Allen Williams and
Mr. A. Morgan's little children.
Sioux City has c"|ored band which
WAS organized by Prot. Owens. We wish
them success.
The Ladies Sewing Circle will give .
one night baz.re on the 29th.
Rev. Clark is holding a two weeks re-.
ligious services preparatory TO his reviva's
which he expects to start after the holi.
days.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1899-12-22

The bui ding is 80 by 100 feet with
engine room annexed The engine is
q 23O horse power Of the Atlas-CorlissS
mad. from the Atlas Engine Company
of indianapolis, Ind. they have sys-
tenn If l4O looms and 5000 spindles.
They have the sprinkler system heat
ing system, electric plant and all other
m"d-rn appliance necessary for fast
Mork such MS spools shutters. bobbins,
pullies C They are working hard to
commence operation by the lst OF
January as they are Working double
force one day and one night The
capital stock is 100000 divided into
shares of one.hundred each.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1899-12-22
Christmas Week

All week at the Grand Old
Store. II any OF coolest inhab.
itants" do not feel Sat home" else
where, but SIGH for the old fami
liar haunts of other days, come to
us and rest az lille, and we will
certainly do all in our power to
make you comfortable until the
daisies and the buttercups come
again.
II the same conditions Of wealth.
er prevail rs did in The winters Of
1891 80 when the Harris Emery
CO. made their debut in Des
Moines; We will be lat home" to
you on April LIST, 1900 when
hearts are young even in what
this sense calls old bodies. Hone
revives and promises cheer, even
amid The gloamipgs Of this lite
dream.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1899-12-22
Ribbons.

5000 piece purchase bought cheap
Satin and Gros-Grain Ribbons-all silk,
all color>-the biggest snap of the sea.
son-you'll want them tor all sorts IF
fancy work, and We'll give you them at
half price, just for luck.
Look at the prices-you can buy A~
Nos. 5 and Z at. :. ...... ~
You can buy Nos. 9 and IL n
dt ......s....s. -
You can buy Nos. Is and % o.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1899-12-22
Turs for Christmas
Ueek.

Item No. 4-1Oinch Electric Seal,
Collarettes; 1O-inch Electric Seal. edged
with imitation Chinchilla-Satin lined
worth $3.50 and 81 5OThey are
yours Christmas week, $2.05.
Item No. 5-For Standardization
brown Marten with eight (s) cluster
tails, stylish in effect--worth SO. so to
81 aO-Christmas week, 3d. 90.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1899-12-22
New Tailored Suits
Shattered Christmas
week..
AT the old Younker Building,)

(At the old Younker Building,)
Nothing old-aIl bought since
the fire.
Item No. 3.-There are 43 of these
dres>es-ready to be put on. The styles
and colors are correct Jackets lined
with silk You can take no exception to
these handsome gowns, sold at $l5 90
and sl7.5o-Slaughtered price Christ
mas week, $1,000
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1899-12-22
Demand Big WAGE Increase.

Demand Big WAGE Increase.
Philadelphia, Dec. 19.-An amended
scale Of wages has been decided upon
BY the cloth weavers OF this city and
will be presented to the manufacturers
during the current week. The scale
calls for q general increase Of Is per
cent The weavers announce that II
their demands are not compiled with
before Jan. a strike will be ordered.
About 5000 weavers and 1000 mill
hands will be affected It this action 70
taken. IA
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1899-12-22
Is that cheap? Guess yes.
Holiday JeW'e/rT.

We are strictly in the lead.
solid Gold jewel set Rings for 81 90
and $50.
500 and s1.4s jeweled Pompadour
Combs, 98c
Ebony Brushes and Rubber Combs.
in sets, with sterling silver mountings
-sold everywhere VI 81. 90 and $3.50,
S1.5o. Fine sterling silver mounted,
real ebony sets, real value $1,000, our
price S7.9s.
Fine manicure sets-fine smoking
sets, $3.50 up
Dog Collsr Belts, tan, mode and black
worth double, soc.
Leather Purees-High class goods for
holiday gifts, at $500, $500, 81. 50-also
a good line of 81. 90, soc. csc. lOc and Sc
each. We meet the needs of any pocket
book.
Mems Furnish,ngs-s special men
ton for Christmas week
Gents MuMers.
The very latest effects in fancies and
reversible quilted, at $l,OO each Mon.
day and ell the week if they last
Bla.k Satin and silk Muflers, tho Sl.OO
kind for 75c-s few left At Soc.
Aar1is-Emery Go.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1899-12-22
Christmas Peek.

Christmas Week.
From Monday forward but lit
tie thought will BE- given TO any
subject, but the happy and joyous
one OF making all hearts happy
and The older hearts Young again.
We know of no other place
where this beautiful thought and
desire can be carried to IFS full
fruition but at the Harris Emer,
Co.
Would remind our friends and
other old patrons that notwith.
standing our present congested
quarters that whatever We have to
offer will be rs cheap rs any place
in this city. hin the whirIi gig Of
competition some one may mark
bis goods below their value tor
effect if our friends will kindly
inform US they will always obtain
goods Of US that will meet any and
all competition. This We always
have done. Not only have We led
in low prices (for we believe in
then) but We also say that we want
to trade with you, and there is no
.pziGS hat caq e. will BE- made that
will not be met by the Harris
Emery Co. promptly ard thec'u-
ally. ...
Therefore every facility will BE-
offered by the Harris Emery Co.
in the arrangement OF their store,
and their goods, with plenty OF
help-to handle the trade and
prompt delivery OF goods up t"
$3.50 Christmas eve by wagon, and
after that up to 1890 by special
delivery, and if anything should
60 wrong, telephone No. 3, or
1926 any time before 10 a. m.
Christmas morning. This is only
q safeguard-as mistakes have
always been known to occur in
the best regulated families. espec
tally in our mercantile family as
now constituted.
To detail for you some OF the
good things for Christmas week
We offer
Il Table of Dress Goods
49c.
Every yard worth 75c to S9c
and all new stylish goods. Will
cut them in lengths just as you
want them, at the low prices OF 49
cents.
..- Dress Patterns
and skirt lengths in blacks and
colors, silk and wool and all wool
fabrics at half price or less. As
an illustration, goods that sold at
$1,000 pattern will be offered at
81 IS. Another table Of high class
coiored dress goods worth 81 25
up to $500, Christmas price soc.
another AttractiVe
Table. 49,
containing advance ideas Is to
styles and colorings in French
flannel, cballies, embroidered hen
r;ettas for both fancy waists and
house gowns from 50 cents up to
1925 per yard-the finest thing
made. .s "
(Open every evening Christmas week
until 9 o'clock.)
Young Men.
Would you like to send to
:, !. mother or sister good substan-
initial Christmas gitia Can buy for
desnother one Of our guaranteed
e .lotbs in staple styles of the cele-
hoa. sted priestly Black FsbricsN
g sp. = - i; wearing goods ever mfde:
i u iadf sister one Of our Grand
INES n ars Of black silk Or Kin of
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1899-12-22
''s's''
sor Tie
Christmas
Sleigh Bells.

# not these bells some other
bellies may do better (but not
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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1899-12-22

Reports from the university OF MIN
nesota indicate that its total number
of students will this year reach, or even
pass, 5000.
Two hundred and dfty-nine univ,
sity Of Michigan men were in servicA
either at the front or In camp. during,
the recent Spanish war. I,
The Presbyterians Of Tennessee ar4l
striving to establish college at M91 y
phis to be known % the Cumbel II
Presbyterian university. L.;