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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-07
DETROIT OWNED
BY ENDEAVORERS
Twenty thousand Delegates in At
tendance on Convention.
NORMAN QUESTION DISCUSSED.
Rev. DR.. Padcn. OF Salt Lake. Makes
"A Bitter Personal Attack on Con
gresham Roberts-Many Other
Speeches We're Made.

DETROIT, MICH. July 6.-Both c! ne
great main tents owned boy the United So
cicty OF Christian Endeavor were used
tonight for the first time during the
eighteenth international convention. Both
contained their full quota Of 1000 people
and hundreds of others who failed 20 see
cure admittance patiently occupied stand
ing room AN around th< outer edges. Many
visiting delegates from long distances
came in to-day, swelling the number OF
visiting delegates. 10 is believed beyond
the 5000 mark The convention days
are essentially days of song. Although
Tonight the united convention was di-
vided between two tents there seemed no
diminishment of the volume of song or
the number of singers in each.
THEY ALL SANG.
As for the audiences. their spiritual en-
thusiasm expanded with the passage OF
the hours. Yesterday there was little
street enthusiasm To-day the Eudeavor-
ers hOn0red the invitation of the mayor OF
Detroit 90 sing. Street car loads of them
finally swung along the streets singing
AS they went Many groups sang by the
Wayside. aside from those who Joined the
squads of monday workers in business
houses and factories. Ten thousand peo-
p.e crowded into Tent Wiiston Tor the
services. President Clark presided over
the meeting and p. 5 Foster of Wash
ington. was musical director
The two principal addresses in Tent VII
liston We're delivered 10y Rev John r..
Pounds. of indianapolis. and Rev Dr. +.
s. Henson. Of Chicago. the former on
Dollars and Duty and the latter ON
Satan Zoo the CITY, Both were listened
TO with undivided attention by the great
audience. and bursts of applause were
frequent
In Tent Eudooyor, the principal adj
dress of the evening was boy Rev Dr. W..
A. Noble. of Chicago. His subject was
"War Against Var
ROBERTS AssAILED.
The Mormon Question" was treated
on by Rev. Dr. W. NJ. Paden. Of Salt
Lake city. who made "a bitter personal
attack upon Congressman Roberts. Dr.
Paden insisted that "a majority Of the
people of Utah believe m poiygamous
marriage, and beyond doubt such MAJ
! riages are still being contaminated. lie
| closed with ezhortauon 20 au Endeavor-
crs To- join Through their congressman
in bringing about the deposition of Utahs
new congressman.
Frederick A. Wallis of Hopknsville
| KY. outlined progress Of "Our Prison
| Work. and urged Che interest. prayers
| and active work of Christian EndeaNor
| people in behalf of prisoners.
William Shaw. treasurer OF the United
| Society. made a hit Boo his appeal for
FLOATING Christian Endeavor.' Said
he:
.Thr heroic dead of Santiago and the
| living heroes of Manila Bias have called
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-07

SALEM. VA. July 6.-Special.-Mr
Hughes Critz. former Salem young
man. now connected with the Algoma
coal and Coke Company of Algoma, w.
va. was united iu marriage yesterday
afternoon To- Miss Ella Ruth Francis. the
third daughter of the late John A..
Francis The ceremony was performed
bv Rcv. w. IT. il. Joyce. of the Metho-
dist church. at the home of the bride
ON west Main street and was witnessed
bv several friends and relatives of the
contracting parties The young couple
took the afternoon train for their future
home at Alpoma. W. Va.
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crig,. to-day saw the President with re-
,.rs1ce IN the selection Of officers Tor
he new volunteer regiments. As a Ies'll,
r. was stated the President promised lhe
following appointments. r p. l., Sp 49,,
of Georgia. 10 be major FRANK ~
80. ~ Georgia no DE captain: ;. q.
a.. - ceoreia no be- assistant quarter
Va ,er. Marion Matson. Of Alabama, 10
,i. .o.or5 lieutenant. 6 NJ. Howies, Of
,.,,-.ia IN he second lieutenant
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CAPT. B0NNEAU'S FUNERAL.
A Locomotive ENpIodcs with Disas-
trouS Results

ROANOKE VA. July -Speclal-Thc
funeral services of the late Captain
Francis Bouneau took place this after
noon az Grace Methodist Episcopal
church (Soutm. Deceased leaves "A wife
but no. children. be was for many years
connected with the French army, but
afterwards came Go America.
Christian German died to-day at the
home OFF his son. George H. German aged
seventy years Death resulted from am
attack Of pneumonia.
Norfolk and Western engine 40. 2io.
blew zap at point about three miles west
OF Tip Top "a station ON The Cinch Vail
iey division OF the Norfolk and Western.
az o'clock yesterday. The accident
was due 90 the carciossness of the enc
ginecr in allowing the water 20 get TOO
low in tho boiler AS a result of thc eX-
piosion j. ID. McColgane. the engineer.
Is fatally injured and the fireman. Z. n
Albert seriously scalded Oscar O..
owens. brakeman. was also badly hurt
The engine was not moving when the ac-
cldcnt occurred
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IuIuS SYCe Son. julius SyCe oOl JULIUS oyC5 oO''

say more concerning the pariys views.
as IT. was the intention 10 leave the other
two parties In the dark regarding the
Popuiist party's movements He stated
however that the party was split on the
natter Of holding the Philippines. some
Of the members 81 the patty counselled
having nothing more 10 do with them.
while others are in favor of keeping
them. fighting the war with the Filipipos
until they are brought "a terms and then
making a republic there.
The last idea Is the one which Mr..
Rankin favors. lie said II the Democrats
tight the policy Of the administration IA
holding the Philippines until a suitable
form of government has been formed
they will md themselves showed under
far worse than they were IN 1896
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when he was commissioned by the Presi-
dent. TO March 4th last.
The Comptroller holds that the ad-
vancement u numbers under section 1896
does not create vacancy from the time
when the President decides % recommend
such advancement. nor is any vacancy
created prior 20 the date when the Sen
ate concurs tn the Presidents recon-
mCndatlOu
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THE NEW OFFICERS.
Joseph Wheeler. Jr, Is One or the
Newly-Namcd Volunteer Majors.

NewIy-Namcd Volunteer Majors.
The following officers have been AZ
Doinfed by the President for the new
regiments.
Colonels-Twenty-s Regiment. Major
Edmund Rice. Third Infantry, Twenty
seventh Regiment Major James NJ Bell
First Cavalry. Twenty-eighth Regiment
CAPTAIN James S. Petuf. First Infantry
DIETER known as colonel of the Fourth
lmmunesl: Twenty-ninth Regiment, Cap
tain Edward T.. Hardin colonel u che
Second New York volunteer In he war
with SPAIN ThIrdoth Regiment Captain
Cornelius Gardner Nineteenth Infantry;
Thrty-second Regiment Captain l. a.
Craig. sixth Cavalry Thirty-third Reg-
ment Captain Luther r. Hare. seventh
Cavalry: Thirty-dfth Regiment. Major
William A. Kobbe. Third Artillery
There are two colonies yet to De APP
pointed. who viii bee assigned 20 the
Thirty-drst and Th.ry-fOurth Regiments
The man designated for Mathematical
onel Of the Thirty-dnh Regiment Will
organize 80 and take it to the Philippines
when Colonel Kobbe VIII assume COM
mand
Majors First Lieutenant Harry T.
Hawthorne. Sixth Artillery, First Lieu
\ %
First Lieutenant T.. -. Anderson. Tenth
Cavalry. Captain T.. a. Steele, Eighth
Cavalry. First Lieutenant Albert Laws
Twenty-fourth Infantry First Lieutenant
George L. Byram. First Cavalry; Second
Lieutenant Joseph Wheeler. Jr., Fourth
Artillery.
All of these Officers have been selected
because of their distinguished services.
WHO THEY ARE
Colonel Bell is veteran of the Civil
War. and was appointed 10 the army
from PENNSYLVANIA and was several times
promoted and brcvetol As major of the
First Cavalry he commanded ID squadron
in Cuba and was severely wounded at
as Guasimas.
Colonel James S Petit ifs better known
as colonel of the Fourth lmmunes. lie IS
"a West Point graduate. and at one time
professor of military science al Yale
College.
Colonel Edward Hardin. was appointed
to the Military Academy from Kentucky
lie saw service 0n The frontier was an I'M
structor al West Point and at the out
break of the war with Spain was made
colonel of the Second New York Nolun-
tecrs.
Colonel T.. A. Craig WAS appointed 10
lii. 'iii'ilf A'd''i'i' '' ~. -'
1.f9. served on the frontier and was in-
structor for four years al West Point
Tie was appointed MAJOR ana assistant
adjuiant general % May. y. ana served
through the campaisn ih Iorio hieo.
Colonel Luther r. Hare was appointed
from Texas 20 l''o ana s'.Iel WIN lne
S'N'"'" ''No"S '" '''' ...t.-..,.
for twenty-five years. Nl ihe ouinIeaA
of the war Doe was appointed lieutenant
colonel Of the First Texas cavalry dni
Subsequently made co.'ne.
Colonel VIM. a. Koooe Third Artillery.
1tiN'l WIN ,he N'"
lion and was twice breyeied for dis
unguished services. Be has served with
distinction in the philippines ana ire
quenuy commended Tor DIS service.
Colonel Cornelius Gardner was appoint
ed io West POINT ih i'. '''in N'-ili7 al
and served in the west and southwest. Al
the outbreak of me war WIN SPAN ne
was made colonel Of the Thirty-iirsi
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Nm IIni.inn.

FREDERICKsBURG VA. July G.
SpeciaI-The United States flags were to-
day raised ON al the public schools and
other public buildings of The city The
City Council. 100 the request of Stonewau
Council Junior order Jniteg American
Mechanics. made an appropriation l'f
the flags and the raising to-day was un-
der fhe.r auspices The order parlded
the principal streets. AT the conclusion
of the flag raising the procession proc
ceeded 90 the courthouse where the ape
rr9priato exercises were conducted
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-07

WASHINGTON. July 6.-Acting Com
missioner Williams OF the Internal Rev
enue Bureau has decided that natural or
artificial gas companies are subject to
he gross receipt tax under the war rcv-
enue act and that In the case of artificial
eas the returns made by the company
should include sales OF tar. ammonia.
coke. etc. :
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-07

Commissioner KOiner has recently had
some ore sent him by man In Frederick
county assayed 10 was found TO be very
rich in lead and silver. He also had as
saved "a specimen Of gold ore from Abe.
marie. II was found TO be worth s5.25 to
the ton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-07
Another
25C
Sale.
See what PC. will buy in
The Hosiery Department.

orc VIII buy pairs OF Tan Richelieu
~O~ Ribbed Hose. sold for loc.
orc VIII buy pair Childrens Ribbed
~ Hose, fast black. sold for l-3c.
pair.
,-c VIII buy pairs Of chdren's LLsle-
90 thread Hose. that sold for size.
a pair.
,-c WI buy pairs OF ladies' fancy
- top Hose. with black boots, fast
black color, sold for gle a pair.
,-- VIII buy pairs OF ladies' black.
20 3.thresd heel and toe. white feet;
sold for l9c. a pair.
-. VIII buy 2 pairs of ladies' black
30 Hose. the best lsc value ever Of
fered before
orc WIN buy pairs OF children,s rib.
- bed Hose double knee. heel. ana
toe: real value 2oc. a pair.
,-- VIII buy 1 pair OF Lisle-thresd
20 Hose IN plain or dropstitch. the
regular SOC. pairs.
~. VIII buy pairs Of ladies' tan,
20 white balbriggau. or black HOSE,
that can't be matched in the city at Ia
a pair
- VIII buy / pair OF ladies' ANY
- Stockings. Ia stripes and polka
dots. real value. Soc. a pair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-07

Mrs Nellie l. Heinz has filed a petit
ton ia the Law and Equity Court for
divorce from W. J. Heinz alleging Inn
moral conduct on his part She asks
custody OF the three children.
I'm the same court motion for Judgment
has been fled by Swift x co. VS.. VIM. =.
Iiggon for N2o6.
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NO FUSION.
The Populists VIII Make Their Nomi
nations Before the Others.

TERRE HAUTE. IND. July s.-Mcrti-
mer Rankin. chairman OF the Popullst
National Committee. stated to-day that
the Populists would not form a fusion
with the Democrats for the coming cam
.paign. Mr. Rankin said that the Popu-
lists will hold their national convention
one month prior to that OF either the
Democratic or Republican convention
On this occasion the Populists VIII pre-
pare their own platform.
Mr.. Rankin said he was not willing 10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-07
DIED OF HIS WOUNDS.
Mrs. Stonowali jackson Visits Her
Grandchildren.

NORFOLK. VA. July -Special.--Wil-
liam Freeman (colorcd) who Was on July
an after "a quarrel over a crap game
shot by Charles lelock (colored). dieo
to-day Yo'lock is in custody charged
with murder
Mrs Jackson. wife OF the famous Cen
oral stonewall Jackson Is an Portsmouth.
visiting her grandchildren the children
~ Air Thomas Christian. of The seaboard
AIRLINE
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N,s SevcIl President.

LONDON. July 6.-Mrs. May Wright
sewell. president Of the United states
Council Of the Women's international
Congress. has been elected 10 succeed
the Countess of Aberdeen as president o,
the Congress which will hold its next
meeting In Berlin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-07
MnsIin llnderMear.

go VIII buy I Chemise, trimmed IN
~ lace and some plain. with camorlc
ruhles sold for Soc.
80 VIII buy 4 pair az ladies Muslin
Z0S Drawers some with Hamburg
trimming and others hemsutcned' sold
for 42c.
go VIII buy I Muslin skirt, with deep
<OS rufie that sold for SOC.
40 VIII buy 1 Corset Cover. trimmed
<OS in torchon. sold for zoe.
See what 15e u.rl buv I'm
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Ladies' Ribbed Undershirts.

orc VIII buy ladies' white ribbed IN
~ dershrts with tape neck sold for
Zoe. apiece
o-c WIN buy 3 ladies' ribbed Under
ZDS shirts with sleeves and without
sleeves. worth 11c apiece.
100 VIII buy 1 ladies' white or black
~ Sikallsie Ribbed shirt, worth SOC
apiece.
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Millinery lpnartment.

,-c VIII buy ! ladies' colored straw
~ Hat over 90 STYLES 90 select trom
sold for 75c. and 81 apiece.
$40 VIII buy great values IN Flowers
~ you ought Do see the values.
VIII INV cowboy sailor
Isl Hat
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Handkerchief Department.

1Ec WI buy ladies' s,,5 lie Hsm soTSefs
sold FOR l0c. apiece
win buy plain white, pure linen,
- hemstltched haadkerchiefs, that
sold for l5c apiece.
-. VIII buy ladies' hemsutched. EN-;
20 broidered Handkerchiefs. that sofa
for 20c apiece.
VIII buy / ladies' silk Handker-
%5C chief. that sold for SOC.
VIII buy 3 ladies' silk Handker-
2OC chiefs in co0rs. that sold for Dc'
apiece.
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Wedding Cards.

NORFOLK. VA. July 6.-Special-
cards are out Announcing that ON Iues-
dar Julv 18th. Miss Mac Se.den. daughter
of Mrs Lucretia y. smith Will 't mar ,, "
~. M pouben d Bitter g. S. n. The
,,a~-.aoe viii take place at ST. Luke s.
T.nf-.0nlf church. Norfolk.
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Hnnlrs Cor Carnegie.

ABERDEEN. SCOTLAND. July The
Freedom Of Tain. Caithness, was oesto~-
"a upon Andrew Carnegie today, Inc
ing the Union Jack and the stars ana
Stripes floating side by side over notices
OF welcome. go.
The Provost In comforting the freedom
never seen a man comparable with the
great and distinguished Scot-American
I'm the magnitude of his li5erality 70 public
Libraries and I'm the advancement OF ART
and education. upon which. In Great Brit
ain and America, he has expended $ze,ec.-
600
Mr.. Carnegie made a brief reply.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-07
JOINT CONVENTION.
Epwortb League and Sunday Schools
ofBaltimorc Conference.

SALEM VA. July 6-Spccial-The
Joint Sunday school Convention and
EpV0rih League Conference of the Bal
timore Conference viii convene I'm the
Methodist church. this place. next Tues
day night and Will continue I'm session
ul Friday The opening sermon win be
preached hy Bishop wilson of Balu-
more.
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The Lining Department.

Wnl buy Yards 81 the Neet
20 Dress-maker's Cambria.
25c w ei 9ay % ayn adTdss O. SS yard '"''
25c nat m s seis for 9'G Is s = s0y Yard.
25c VIII VIII f Sqy iss ya5 Yard Of Jeans '"'
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WHEN SIMPSONS PAY BEGAN.
Comptroller Decides His New saiar
Docs Not Date From Aug. 10.

WAsHlNGTON, ID. c, July b.-The
Acting Comptroller 81 the Treasury to-
asy rendered decision that Rear Admit
raj ". T. Sampson is not entitled te The
p~y OF that grade freG August ~. lSS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-07

25C hook double split Corset; sold for
39c.
VIII buy chndren's Corset Waist.
~ that sold for soc.
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Umbrella Department.

o-c VIII buy I ladies' Umbrella. wen
20 made. grape handle, solid SUCK
sold for soc.
go VIII buy chuds Parasol; great
~ value
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See what &c. viii buy IN
Gents Furnishing Department.

1=c VIII buy I gents white z. Is shirt.
- in colored stripes. Shirts slightly
soiled. sold for 81.
orc VIM buy I pair Of gents we'll
<OS made Bleachcd Jeans Drawers,
thatssold for zoe.
,-c VIII buy I gents or boys Madras
90 Working shirt. that sold Tor 5'c.
o-c VIII buy I gents eause shirt. wei
~ made. imDOs sible 20 match we
can give You the Drawers 10 match.
,rc VIII buy pairs Of Mems Suspen-
~ ders that sold for Ice. pair.
,-c VIII buy I pair Of mems Suspen-
~ ders, that sold for soc. par
PC Ws4 euy 'n laId for S5 and 5oc
apiece.
o-c VIII buy mems silk string Ties
<ON that sold for 2jc. apiece.
o-c VIII buy pairs gents Un5leached
20 Jeans Drawers double seats
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See what 80. VIII buy in
Dress Goods

49, VIII buy / yard Of black Crepon,
20 that sold for soc. yard
-. VIII buy one yard of wool fancy
20 Dress Goods. that sold for J0c.
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&c what 90. VII buy IN
Stationery Department.

VIII buy 10 packages OF square
Z5C Envelopes. that sell for Be.
WIN buy boxes Writing Paper,
- that sold for l0c. a box.
VIII buv 8 boxes OF Writing Paper
ZOC mat sold for lZizc a box.
WIN buy boxes OF Writing Paper'
ZOC that sold for l9c. a box 'satlh h'''s"'
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25c will buy in
Table Linens.

o-c VIII buy ~ yards ~ Turkey Red
~ Table Linen 80 inches wide tast
color. sold for 25c. yard.
80 VIII buy I yard OF Table Linen,
~ that sold for @iac. a yard, IN white,
~ inches wide.
go VIII buy I yard Of Turkey Red
ZOS Table Linen. sold for 3sc.
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See what &c. will buy in
Wash Goods.
The Notion Department.

what 30. vii buy in
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-07

20c ors: worth 6o and 75c. apiece.
Come and see what ljc. will bu, !" the
je,,eiry Department.
Come see what 25o. will buy in towels
and FIoor 0ilCloth.
Come and see how many fans and Yards.
OF Ribbon for l5C.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-07
Dizziness

means that your stomach needs stten-
tlon-your liver Is getting ready 10 nh
your system with poisonous bile. After
the dizziness will come dyspepsia. ner-
vousness and sleeplessness. There's but
one thing TO do. Use Hostetter's stomach
Ritters faithfully. IL will cleanse the
sytem. and tone up the stomach IL
makes hearty. strong men and women.
See that a Private Revenue Stamp covers
the neck of the Bottle.
i y want Hcstetter's
Health
Avoid oSOuuuQCU
Substitutes. 6lttGH8.
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Window Shade Department.

r VIII buy 3 perfect Shades Win
PC good spring rollers and all nHtars
complete
500 what go. Will buy In
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see Ma q. IN buy BE-
The Domestic Department.

,-c VIII buy ~ Yards 81 Figured
Z - Denim. that sold for l5c. yard.
80 VIII buy ~, yards OF Snkoline.
<OS that sold for l2izc. "a yard.
WI buy yards of White Wool
~ Flannel. that sold for lie. yard.
VIII buy yard of pure Wool F.an-
~ nell. In white, gray. or req tnal
sold for SOC
orc VIII buy 8 yards OF 9nole4c,hse ..
~ Canton Flannel, that sold ior D l-ie'
VIII buy 2ls yards OF Bleached or
Isl Unb'eached Canton Flanne.. that
sold for l2lzc.
- WIN buy 6 yards Of Apron cling
81 ham. that sold for l-4c. yard.
VIII buy H, yards of Unoieached
~ sheetlng. that sold for -oc. ydtu'
Full width
80 VIII buy 2i4 yards OF Covert Cloth.
~ in all coiors. that sold LOT l-'2c' d
VIII buy Yards OF Bleached Cot,
ZOC ton. I ward wide. equally as soOi
O. A,froseegean sold for o l-ic. yard.
WIN buv yards of Bed Ticking
Isl that sold for s l-3c. n yard.
WIN buv yards OF linen color
, sc crash that sold for Zoe. yard.
WIN buy 4 yards OF shifting. that
Z0( sold for Joe. yard
VIII buy yards Of Bleached sheeet-
Isl Ing full width, that sofa lot &c
WIN buy 3 yards of Black sattne'
, sc that sold for zoe. yard.
wan buy yards of Unbleached
2SC cotfon fml I yard wide that sold
for l-ic. a yard.
WIN buy 2 yards Of pure Linen
2SC crash. that sold for zoe. a yara.
80 VIII buy 8 yards Of SIX f fdl 5o. VA :
2 So dras, / yard Wide' solu lol -O0' d
yard.
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ORDER ISSUED
FOR ENLISTMENT

Continued FROM First Page.
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Glnya Denartment Tomorrow.

VIII buy pair Of ladies' sid
2OC cloves sizes 3-f and IL, they
sold for zoe. and 81 a pair.
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Ladies' NeCkWear.

Z. VIII buy ladies' fancy STOCK lie
10 that sold for SOC.
oSc WIN buy great values ,.,i ~ , LswI,
SOC apiece.
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Gee what DC. will buy in
Beading.

win bay ! lunches o. Beading
ZOC that sells for Sc. a bunch.
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Bead Chains.

r. VIII buy Cyrano chain IN all col
20C ors worth ~ and 15c. apiece