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Douglas Island news., 1899-10-18
THE JOKE ON US.
The Recipient Of Fine Tooth Comb.

In the issue of the Douglas Island News of Sept. 20, last, there appeared an item as follows:
Douglas Island news., 1899-10-18

MT. Kaufman the Skagway merchant is one of the brightest members of the Skagway delegation. Socially he is rattling good fellow-he is just like the balance of the boys.
The sun., 1899-05-07

J;,;,r Tomorrow will be
Lus moving day for the
kemhants short length Innings at
Below Cost. these prices. Thousands
Section B. of all kinds just in,
handy pieces to have for little fix
ings, and big ones, too. Fast black
and colored PercalineS, SateenS, and
others.
500 remnants of Kid Cambria, all
colors, at &c. yd.; they won't last long.
Pseudo Hair Cloth, IS inches wide,
in light weight, which sells regularly
at tOc. yard, and tomorrow we will
sell 1000 yards Of gray at SC. yard,
and black at &c. yard.
Just received, twenty spring colors
in Silkette Moreen, for summer
underskirts, at 4oc. yard.
Ask to see Spun Glass in all the
fashionable lining shades.
29c. for Boys A lot Of 81
4Qc EauntIerov dozen for boys
RIowses of "a to years.
No. ou SsC on made from good
MOI Sent '. ". u. quality dimity,
lawn and percaleS, newest plaids,
checks and stripes, light and dark
colorings, ruffled sailor collars, and
turn-back cuffs, all fresh new stock,
bought at less than the cost of the
material, at 29c. for Monday.
Boys AZ dozen boys
WoshahIa Washable Knee
H,oo T.o,,so-s Trousers, made
""se o"'s' 1o from strong fabric
al I9C. in neat stripes of
dark blue and white, also blue pin
check, tapped seams and we'll fitting,
sizes 3 to IA years, 9 to IA year
sizes have belt loops, also patent
waist bands. Not sent c. o. D.
CSC. for Boys ,32o BOYS
Sl.4S washable sizes 3 to IL years.
ouiIS. made from pin
check crash, blue denim and cotton
in blue and brown checks, nicely
braided collars and shields, suits that
will hold their shape and won't fade,
none sold regularly for less than
St.48, to close at o8c. for Monday.
Not sent c. Q. D.
The sun., 1899-05-07
The Strongest Values Offered This Season.

French Flowers ~ Ons ns special table. able,
2sc Instead I'd floor, a very
soS, 10 "s'I%. oo large assortment
OF 3Sc. to VIC. of bluetts, apple
blossoms, satin buttercups, lily of
the valley, heather, velvet geraniums,
roses, violetS, chrySanthemums, and
foliage, all at 25c. bunch.
Violets 5000 large punches
IN. to 3ac Violets, with foliage,
've. " Ioe: to IL dozen violets
insteao 0i in bunch, at 1oc.,
lSc. to 05c. 15c., 1885,, 25c. and
A SnaD in These uncovered
IIrcovered Down Pillows are made
onvU n.,' especially for US, very
riIioWs. carefully filled with pure
gray down and small feathers. We
have 50 dozen of them for Monday,
at prices which you will recognize at
once as being exceptional.
2ox2o, 5Sc. each.
22x22, ooe. each.
24x24, 85c. each.
26x2o, oSc. each.
French The largest assortment and
Roses. lowest prices for French
Roses in either city, on
special table, at 25c., $780,, 4Sc. and
58c. per bunch; in regular depart
ment large Single Roses at 25c., 38c.,
48c., 68c., to $1.25, all Paris.made
goods in all colors; special in Rose
Montures at 48c. and 5Sc.
Leghorn Hats. A large lot of
az IN S7s high-grade Leghorn
Instead of misses snnerior
69c. to S2.z5. quality and finish,
in both high and low crowns, at $780,,
58c., 75c., o8c. and Si.25.
The sun., 1899-05-07

Gas Is Cheap Unfortunately the
and So Are cheap gas rates
Thece stoves haven't touched
ihese o'o'es. Brooklyn vet, but
with these economical Stoves at
such prices it's already economy to
burn gas.
Nickel-plated Hot Plates, with two
very powerful burners, oSc. instead
of $3.50.
The Economy Hot Plate, extra
large heavy castings, always sold at
$3.50, for Monday, St.o8.
No. II Economy Gas Range, 5000
instead of $3.50.
Complete assortment of Oil
Stoves, including the Automatic Blue
Flame Stove, used without wicks.
For the Garden.
Our Zephyr ll.bearing Mower
has already made its reputation,
you'll say so the moment you push
it. Its adjustment is perfect and its
running qualities easy. 1o-inch,
S4.o8; 12-inch, S5.75; 14-inch,
So.75; to.inch, SITS; 1S-inch,
$3.50.
Lawn SetteeS, painted and var
nished, ooc. instead of St.oo.
Housekeepers' Helps.
Economy 4-wheel Carpet Sweep
erS, made by Bissell, 98c. instead of
$3.50.
Japanese Iron Toilet Stands, COM
plete, o5c. instead of Si.35.
Moth Balls, SC. lb.
Moth Flakes, 7c. lb.
Packing Camphor, toc. lb.
Oriental Camphor, 17c. box.
Ta-na Camphor Cubes, 100. box.
Moth Bags, 35c., 43c. and o3c.
SKI Tarine Moth Sheets, t5c. pkg.
Baby Carriages and Co. Carts in
profuSion, all styles and kinds; the
best, you may be sure. Carriages,
from S5.25 up. Go-Carts, from
1926 up.
Water Coolers, galvanized iron
lining, 2 gal, St.15; 3 gal, $3.50;
4 gal, S1.45.
Enamel lining, 2 gal, Si.o8; 3
gal, 1925; 4 gal., 1914; 6 gal,
1926.
The sun., 1899-05-07

AT $1,000 TO SoS.oO, REGULAR
S3t.oo TO 5.oo.-75 high. class
Tailor.made Suits and Costumes, in
a beautiful variety of styles and COL
orings, including broadcloth, cheviot,
Venetian and other wool mixtures;
prices were S3t.oo, $500, So8. 90,
$500, Sio5.Oo; prices are now
$1,000, S34.oo, $500, $500 and
S68 90.
Sts.25, REGULAR S22.oo.-t25 Tai
tornado Suits, in melton cloth OK
ford mixtures), blue, gray or black
effect, jacket with strapped seams
and rows Of stitching, the Pacquin
skirt with twelve rows of stitching
down front, sizes "a to a. bust
measure.
The sun., 1899-05-07

Sc. YARD, REGULAR $3.50
pieces of silver bleached Table DAM
ask, ? yards wide, pure linen.
63c. YARD, REGULAR 75c.-
Bleached Table Linen, extra good
quality.
S3c. YARD, REGULAR St.10--
Fine Irish Table Linen, handsome
. patterns, extra good quality. Nap
kins to match, $3.50 dozen.
AT $40 DOZ.-Silver bleached
German Napkins. all pure linen.
Towels and TowelIing.
i2!c, EACH, REGULAR i8c.-2,oOo
Hutkaback Towels, extra large size.
q. YARD, REGULAR 124c.---Barns-
ley Towelling, pure linen.
AT 9c. YARD-Glass Towelling, pure
linen.
AT ijc., REGULAR 2Oc.-1oo pieces
Glass Towelling, n inches wide.
The sun., 1899-05-07

S2t.5o,REGULAR S3o.oo.-7o Tailor
made Suits, in black, navy, royal,
brown or castor, Venetian cloth, top
coat, lap seams, silk lining, skirt is
circular finished, with small buttons;
sizes 81 to AZ bust.
Misses Tailor.M Made Suits.
$3.50, REGULAR Sto.75.-5o Tailor
made Suits in Venetian cloth, either
blue or castor, skirt and stylish Eton
coat handsomely braided; Ia, 1o and
18 year sizes.
$500, REGULAR S2o.Oo.-5o Tailor
made Suits, in English cheviot cloth,
either blue, black or brown, stylish
Eton coat, with trimmed skirt, suit is
entirely silk lined; sizes ID, 1o and
t8 wears.
The sun., 1899-05-07
Frtdrrirk Eoestr 4 Go.

Socks & Stockings And all this
Mo, Women seasons m o st
u" rs:,,.on 81 Seaso nable
q enI,u'en a. a. things, the value
Less lnan eost of which cannot
to Make. be appreciated
without examination.
AT p t.2c. AND 1876, REGULAR
io. TO 3oc.-Children's fine
gauge black ribbed Cotton Stock
ms, high spliced heels and toes,
with treble knees, guaranteed STAIN
less, sizes 5 to 7, IL 1-2c.; sizes 7 IL
TOO IL, ioc. per pair.
AT ioc.. REGULAR CSC. TO 35c.-
Women's fine gauge black Cotton
Stockings, high spliced heels and
double Soles, guaranteed stainless;
also mems fancy Lisle Thread Socks
at same price.
AT 25c., REGULAR CSC. TO 3oc.-
Women's extra quality ingram black
Richelieu ribbed Lisle Thread Stock.
ings, sp.iced heels and toes; also
mems fancy striped Isle and en-
broidered Cotton Socks, regular CSC.
10 3ot. qualities, at 25c. per pair.
AT3FOR sioo, REGULAR 5oc.-
Women's extra fine grade black In
grain Lsle Thread Stockings, spliced
heels and toes, Richelieu and Rem.
brandt ribbed; regular soc. quality
at : pairs for $500.
co. Artistic genius has put
su!ii'he' its seal of beauty and
Millinery. tastefulness on our new
summery hats. Tomorrow we
show a great variety Of hats trimmed
with chiffon, straw and taffeta silk,
pretty combinations, suitable for the
seaside and the mountain, and the
prices are quite uncommon in their
ittleness for such daintiness and
quality. For instance:
At s3.0S TO $3.50 White and black
Straw Hats, trimmed with null,
edged with straw and gauze ribbon
ard wings.
AT S4.qS TO S5.oS.--Panama and
White Straw Sailors, trimmed with
full A.satian row Of stitched taffeta
six, in pretty combinations.
AT S5.9S.-Childs poke of pleated
MouSeline de Sole, Ito form full edge,
tiny rosehuds outlining rim, tatfeta
fOW
The sun., 1899-05-07
The Extraordinary in Mems Shirts.
SOC. for 75c., Sl0O and sl.5O NegIigee Shirts.

beginning the Of the prices We place
$50 dozen Of Mems Fancy Negg Shirts all of them the
ing STYLE that sell in the regular from and 81
each but give something out Of the ordinary and that why the
price There distinct styles of Shirts, with Collars and
pair of Cuffs detached with Collars and Cuffs detached have
Collar with detached Cuffs These all negGge styles All neck
in
The sun., 1899-05-07

Losers Standard Bleached Muslin,
soft finish, yard wide, 7Ac. yard; /;
regular toc.
Unbleached Muslin, yard wide, &c.
Long Cloth, soft finish, good quality,
yard wide, 85c. piece of II va 'ds.
SHEETS AND PILLOW CASES.
1900 bleached muslin Sheets, made
of extra good muslin, 2ax2A yards,
4Oc. each. This is very much less
than the cost of the plain muslin
itself.
Hand-drawn Hemstitched Sheets,
good muslin, 24x24 yards, 4oc.
each regular o3c.
Special lot of Pillow Cases, made
with corded corners, 45x3o inches,
oAc. each.
The sun., 1899-05-07
Another Ready-to-Wear Suit Oppor

AnOther Ready-t0-Wear Suit Opportunity.
$500 and $1,000 for Regular S2L0O to $500 Kinds.
It's often that such offering this happen but another
good illustration Of aness securing opportunities
small lot Of made Suits but they choice ny aD the
product the best metropolitan manufacturers and from
sci 90 $500 The styles include great variety; materials and coo
and
The sun., 1899-05-07
A Drastic Measure.
Is Per Cent. from Our Entire Stock of
Fancy C0lored Silks.

Commencing tomorrow and for week offer dis
from the marked entire stock of Fancy Cood
Silks which really reduction of at least so CENT
onea the original prices This sale takes Cooed Silk
the store from c to $500 yard including White Bocad and excepting
printed ndas This offer the logical result of system of business
and determination to begin each with absolutely fresh stock
Fancy Silks We feel hestancy that offer of equal importance
has beer made the buying public.
The sun., 1899-05-07

Th. Eddv Of course, you
n. Luuy have heard of this
Refrigerator. wonderful ice saver.
This fast seems to be synonymous
with the name of Eddy. Thousands
of satisfied patrons will testify to
this statement. We sell the Eddy
box because we know it to be the
very best Refrigerator; prices from
S5.75 to 5000.
A Surprise in ,ot ntse nf basutifnl a,t
Art Embroidery. com m enced
pieces, consisting of Doilies, Centre
pieces, Tea Cloths, Trays and Scarfs
at prices / to 1 of the regular, which
includes the material for finishing.
Really very unusual opportunity.
Doilies, 8x8 and 12xi2, round
and square, from 100. to 98c., in
stead of 75c. to S3.25.
Centrepieces, 18, 20 to "a
inches, round and square, from o9c.
W pG'1o1 ilIotCdd VI pG'So w p/'oOs
Trays, from ooc. to St.9S, instead
of $3.50 to $3.50.
Scarfs, from 98c. to S2.4o, instead
of 81 90 to $500.
The embroidery is of the best
workmanship and correct in shading,
the designs are floral and conven-
tional. These goods are particularly
adapted for summer work.
Also Us yards of Silks, in rem
nants, % and so inches wide, plain
and figured, including printed warps,
surahS, brooches and satinS, 75c. and
98c., instead of 81. 50 and 1886 yard.
Leather Belts, A lot OF 5000
IOc. and ISc. Leather Belts, all
IS..aI new this season,
I9C. to 39c. fancy feathers in
black, tan, brown, gray, white, rus
set and green, with metal and leather
covered buckles, at i0c. and tSc.,
instead of toc. to 900.
Leather Medicine Cases, with 4
bottles. 3oc. 6 bottles, 45c.; 8 bot
ties, $50, and 10 bottles, Csc.
The sun., 1899-05-07
Still Better Chances for Housekeepers.
Table Linens, Sheets Pillow Cases. MusIlns, Etc.

The extraordinary offerings Of Table Linens etc. last Monday
brought another lot goods incompatible prices
Frankly would oversight for who needs linen neglect such
opportunity this.
The sun., 1899-05-07

W. W ~ III up-to-dotS Va
can fail to have her taste gratitied, and a
made in the very best manner and are p
AT 2oc., REGULAR 5oc.-Percale
Waists in neat patterns and stripes
and checks, covered seams
AT 4oc.-Lawn and Percale Waists in
very desirable patterns.
AT &C.,, REGULAR St.oo AND St.25
900 Derby and Unique Waists
in fine fancy lawn and percale,
pretty and dainty stripes and figures
AT oSc., REGULAR S1.4s AND
St.5e-t,ooo Gingham and extra
quality Pereale Waists, checks,
stripes and plaids, very dainty and
pretty patterns.
Exceptional values in finer Waists,
all of the best makers, St.25, St.45,
St.o8.
The Celebrated King Waists, latest
designs, at $3.50, St.9S, s2.25 and
S2o8.
The Fisk, Clark & Flagg Waists in
fine imported ginghams and cham
hrays, in plain colors and stripes,
one in box, at $3.50.
In finest quality White Pique,
1898.
White Waists.
Fine White Lawn Waists in as
sorted styles, some entirely yoke
tucked, others tucked and rows of
l5c. for 2OC., 25C.
This is lot of Imported Scotch W
for waists and wrappers. At these pric'
all at 1sc. a ward: regular 2Oc.. 2Sc. an
The sun., 1899-05-07

&c. yd. for Si.oo and st.25 VIII. |
ton Velvets.
S3c. yd. for 7sc. and S5c. Tapestry
Brussels.
$50 rolls fancy and double-dyed
MattinsS, that usually sell for $o.75
and Sio,5o roll, at S6.75 roll of 40
yards.
Rugs.
Gold Medal Reversible Jute Smyr-
ma Rugs in Turkish designs, suitable
tor summer homes,
ox9, $3.50; former price, S6.75.
76xtoo, $3.50; former price,
H05o.
9xt2 it., S1o.so; former price,
Si4.5O.
A chance to buy Oriental Carpet
Rugs in Turkish and Persians at re-
The sun., 1899-05-07
Shirt Waists in Silk and Cotton.

o. outuViuS tuS VuSt.
Garments here for tomorrow that no one
| as for price that's incompatible. All are
perfect fitting, whatever the price.
e embroidered insertion, all at oSc.,
IS regular $3.50.
In finer qualities, 500, Sio8.
n Fine White Pique Waists, at
$40, S1.98, $3.50.
5 Children's and Misses
Is Percale Waists, in neat patterns,
:, 4oc., SOC. and 7oc.
S. Gingham Waists, at oSc.
D In pink and blue Derby make,
"a o8c.
S, White Lawn, at eSc., Si.45.
10 Silk Waists.
AT S2.o8 INSTEAD OF S3.oS-
> $50 Japanese Silk Waists, in black,
y heliotrope, cerise and turquoise
=. blue, some made with large pleats,
81 81 others entire yoke corded, bias effect,
III dress waist and shirt waist sleeves.
:, AT S3.o8 INSTEAD OF $500
~ $50 fine Taffeta Silk Waists, in hello.
= trope, pink, cerise, lavender and
D blue, stripes, one in box.
= AT s4.o8 INSTEAD OF S6.5o-3oo
y assorted extra fine Taffeta SilkWaists,
in newest plain colorings, stylish
fancy effects, stripes and plaids, all
s. handsomely tucked and corded, in
ie this lot good values in black Taffeta
Of and Satin Waists, entire yoke corded.
c. and SOC. Flannel.
The sun., 1899-05-07

markably low prices. Sizes suitable
for almost any room. These prices for
Monday and Tuesday only. Space
to mention but few.
o.1ox1O.4 red medallion centre,
green border, S42.5O; former price
So2.5o.
7.sx11 old gold centre, light bor-
der, $4,000; former price $1,000.
8.4x9.7 red centre, blue border,
$4,000; former price $500.
ox1o.4 red centre, blue border,
5000; former price S82.5o.
8.2xi2.2 light centre and red bor-
der, 5000; former price $4,000.
9.11x13 blue centre, blue and terra
Gotta border, $500; former price
S115.OO.
o.9x13.5 red centre, light border,
$500; former price $4,000.
The sun., 1899-05-07
More of Carpets and Rugs.
Large Price inducements.

Tomorrow make very exceptional offers Carpets Rugs and
Mat The only hndrance full enjoyment of buying with such
opportunities will be the possible slight inconvenience caused BY the wokmn
will than compensate for what unavoidable There 500 rolls of
Wilton Velvet and Tapestry Brussels Carpets in coong and designs
o library hall less than cost
The sun., 1899-05-07

sl.9S for the $500 k THIS This ., is a lot
2. Z Corsets. Oh. q, 1so s,.,I pans Ins,'s,. o.
z. z. Corsets, made of fine quality
French material, we'll boned, perfect
in shape, white, pink, blue, and
violet, handsomely trimmed with
silk lace, and double row of ribbon
top and bottom. They are perfect
in every respect, except the lace on
some of them is slightly soiled, no
practical injury whatever, but it gives
you these excellent Corsets at St.o8
instead Of $500: sizes 18 to IS.
Something Special o. our :. assort. aSs
in Wrappers. nsrs n...i'e' ie rsytiep waep
larly attractive for Monday. These
are worth noting:
AT 7oc., REGULAR Si.25.-FancD
Lawn Wrappers, in the newest spring
patterns, made with double capo
over shoulder, yoke back and 'front.'
braid trimmed.
AT S1.2o, REGULAR $40 AND
Si.oS.-A choice line of fine fancy
lawn and soft finished Percale Wrapa
perS, in dainty patterns, some with
white yoke, finished with embroidS
cred rltfle; others yoke and colla1
lace trimmed.
LaCes Insertions in white, ivorN
Half champagne and butter shades
ord straight and irregular edges
"nu now in such demand, at 1oc.1
Less. 15c., 1oc. and 25c. per yardS
regular prices 25c. to SOC.
Fancy net top and solid effect
champagne and butter shades, at 1oc.I
1oc., 25c, 3oc., 4oc. and 75c. peS
yard; regular prices 25c. to $50;
suitable for revers, guimpeS, yokesj
sleeves and fronts.
All-overs, in white, ivory and butr
ter shades, 45c., 5oc., &C.,, 75c. and
9Sc. per yard.
Washable Laces, in various makes
and widths, at &C., &C., 7c., 1oc. to
25c. per yard; regular prices &c.
to 75c.
Valenciennes Laces and Insertions,
12-yard pieces, at 1oc., 15c., toc.,
25c., CSC. and 49c. per piece.
Sale of Small Wares and Dress
makers Findings at Very
Low Prices.
The sun., 1899-05-07

frame, bamboo design, with high
sloping back, very comfortable, up.
holstered seat and back covered
with grass cloth or figured burlap.
AT S7.5O-Settee, maple frame, with
sloping arms and back, upholstered
seat and rack covered with grass
cloth or figured burlap.
The sun., 1899-05-07
An Item of Dinner Sets.
S7.9S for the $l3.5O Kinds.

Let this item illustrate the saving other
styles. We offer both Porcelain and French China.
There of these particular American Porcelain Sets,
decorated three floral designs and each trimmed with
gold The composed pieces including soup
large pats and other seceae that generally included
SETS They regularly worth 1880 but the price for Mou
day sS7o8.
The sun., 1899-05-07

This lot Of Imported Scotch Wash Flannel very and adapted
for and At these prices it's like the goods
all at 15c yard regular and
The sun., 1899-05-07
Some $500 COuChes for $3.50.

these wide and deep tufd Oak Mahogany finish
frames covered with tapestry figured velour regular $500 this lot
o si2 so each They are extremely comfortable wsmade sensible Couh
luxury without having to pay for it. Only rs OF them
The sun., 1899-05-07

A lot OF 5000
Leather Belts, all
new this season,
real seal, grain and
fancy feathers, in
The sun., 1899-05-07
Something New in Summer Furniture.

SF.UU-ArmChalr, maple ITalne, III
eamboo design, low comfortable
back, sloping arms, upholstered seat
and back covered with grass cloth or
figured burlap.
AT s4.25-Rocker, maple frame, bam-
boo designs, sloping back and arms,
upholstered seat and back covered
with grass cloth or figured burlap.
The sun., 1899-05-07
A Selling of Good Pressed Glassware
And Prices Less Than the Ordinary Kind.

its fine polishing it sparkles and glistens
Nappies and Berry Bowls, i2c. to |
35c.; regular zoe. to SOC.
Water Pitchers, CSC. regular soc.
Water Bottles, CSC, regular soc. |
Cake Plates, i9c. and 25c.; reg
ular 25c. and CSC.
Syrup Cups, 1885,; regular CSC.
These articles at SC. !; regular prices
up to t5c.: Individual sugars, Indi-
vidual cream pitchers, claret and !
The sun., 1899-05-07

25c. FOR 900. QUALITY-38-inch
all wool Etamine Bunting, firm, wiry
and durable, in navy and black only.
900. FOR SOC. QUALlTY--45-inch
all wool Frantic Suiting, in the cor
rect spring weight.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-06

Elder Rev. DR.. J. H. Mansfield Of
Brao2line presiding.
The meeting was harmonious, ana
there was but little said on either side.
The law of the church was plain in
this particular case, and there seemed
to have been no desire on the part or
the trustees to combat the action OF
the conference. One member of the
conference said last night that the
trustees evidently did not understand
the obligations and that their action
was more a matter Of conscience than
a desire to be recalcitrant
The resolution adopted last night was
practically the same as the one pre-
viously passed, and which the trustees
had refused to carry out. This the
conference had sent to the license COM
missioners, but to make the protest as
strong as might be, the trustees
had been also re-instructed to send
the same, inasmuch as they were the
representatives of the church. Tho
following instructions were presented
by the conference last night to the
trustees:
worcester, Mass, April s. 1899.
ITO the Honorable License Commits
sioners: Gentlemen-At a meeting or
the trustees of the Grace Methodist
Church held this evening, the follow
ing resolution was adopted:
Resolved, that the trustees Of the
Grace Methodist Church, under instruc-
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-06
CENTRAL CIVIL CASES.

The following list of cases to be tried
at the civil session OF the central dis
trict court, Saturday, was posted yes
terday:
Bottomly VS.. Smith ct al; Pinkerion
and Thayer & Cobb
Chamberlain VS.. Pope. Sheehan &
Cutting and Scott.
Higgins VS.. Haven Bros. Blackmer &
Vaughan and Thayer & Cobb.
McMahor VS.. American Wheelock
Engine Company Sullivan & O'Con-
nell and Rice King & Rice.
Grossman VS.. Rosenberg. Hoar and
Thayer & Cobb.
Fontaine VS.. Delorme and tr. jan
dron and Carrigan.
Pond vs.. Wilmot; Sullivan and Nc
Loughlin.
Robert VS.. Murphy, Hall and Bron-
ner
Chaplut VS.. Duffy ct al. Jandron and
Merrill
Charbonneau VS.. Gorhan. Sullivan &
O'Connell and Sibley.
Reed VS.. Calwell and TT. Sibley and
McGillicuddy.
Shien VS.. Heilerling. Thayer & Perry
and Sullivan & O'Connell.
Flagg VS.. Zamarri. Scott and Sui
livan q O'Connell.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-06
CallaS and
Easier Lilies.
DEATHS.

THOMPsON-In this city, 9th. Helen c.,
daughter of John II. and Annie CRear-
dom Thompson, mos. % days.
Funeral from the parents residence, -
Shrewsbury street. Thursday afternoon
at o'clock. Relatives and friends are
invited TO attend.
MnLdIN-In Cuba, August 1st, Ragnar
Mellin, d member of co. L, Ninth Massa-
crusetts, u. s. V.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend funeral services at the Central
Church Thursday at p. m.
CHASE -- In this city, 81, Esther c..
widow of Homer Chase, 81 yrs. q mos.
rs days
Relatives and friends are invited 10 at
tend funeral services at her late resi-
dence. 20 Eden street., Thursday, at IL
q. m.
NnY-Tn this city 9Th, Amanda J.. wife OF
Henry Ney. % yrs, 4 mos.
RONAYNE-At Colorado Springs, "a. DE-
David p. Ronayne.
Funeral from the residence Of his slstnr,
Mrs. Frank ]. Houston, Bridgeport, CT,
Friday morning, with requiem mass IN
st Augmstins Church at o'clock tu-
neral IN this city Friday afternoon at
9.l7, upon arrival OF train from Bridge
port Services 10 St. Johns Church al
O'CLOCK Relatives end friends are IN
Vited to attend.