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The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1899-02-14

merhorn, County Surveyor, ex-
amined and approved.
At this time was considered
the application of Wong Sam,
owner of warrant No. lis, drawn
July 81, 1897, on the Current Ex-
pense fund. which warrant No.
!. lis, had been lost. The said
Wong Sam asks for the issuance
of a duplicate warrant in lieu of
said warrant No. 1l5. Said Wong
Sam having filed a good and suf-
ticient bond to protect Custer
county against possibility of
loss in case of presentation of
the original warrant No. is. 1t
was ordered that the Auditor is
sue a duplicate warrant in lieu of
said warrant No. lis, and also
that said Auditor endorse on said
warrant an order to the County
Treasurer to pay said warrant
out of any money in the Redemp-
ton fund not otherwise appro-
priated.
In the matter Of accounts al.
lowed in part, the Auditor is di-
rected that before any warrants
are drawn for such accounts SO
allowed in part he shall have de-
posted with him a receipt in full
Tor the claim, as per Sec. 1775,
r. S.
Following is a list of accounts
allowed on Current Exp. fund:
Custer Miners Union, rent for poll pla. 8 8 90
H r., Y. Dodge, witness certificate. ...... "a %
o5Sfsa reglSfs g fees house rent SO
Bolse sentinel printing for Co. Supt.... 7 80
~ y a. I, Flerce' printing contract 49, 100 90
y. ID. curtis, registrars fees. ..... z a5
Lee Pence. registering election returns ri
(dlsallowed 81 10y.
II ~ T. EIx[eloar' mile &per diem as Com. 10 so
Geo. L: MoGowan, registrars fees ia S g
=: +. Wllklnson, per cent. as Collector 69l 30
Gari Lane bal on salary as sheriff 49, 236 90
j. ., Gutter, hospital contract. ......... 3I8 IS
a app3r sae ain money 172 so
A. u Bomar J Judges fees-index. records % 90
~ ldlsallowed $ll.0O.
X N Huil e. r. a . Ices '..'.......-... "a 90
7 +, Wiiii.Sssos - muse, ,................. rs
I p SnaidirSs per cent .:............ 1888 IS
nalI Oh county-Si2. 05-laid over until
next meeting. ~
H. n Knapp expense TO Boise on behalf
n v WHY ................. So so
-, ~ PEI cent '...............- 10 90
T TT Mccaa foo. - .,...;...,.... 49, IA
FREQ klug 10 cords wood and saving IL * o.
a. ). FISCHER, work on Clayton cleo room o.
,. A. sanders, wit. fees-State VS., Brov . m
sentinel Printing Co., election supplies ioo ~
Ut; ,; IL. Rogers, wit. fees state W Rrav M
y. Spaldlng. per cent. as Treasurer sIS 70
". ); .. Meyer, wit. fees state VS. Brav IN
Geo; II. heyes, quar-. salary as Clerk q o.
n r. loinlan mil. and per diem. as Com 9a "a
s. Leigh, :. ..''--.' lUS 10
Geo. y. Reyes, fees as Auditor 80 80 20, 90 eo
Geo. T. Reyes, fees as Recorder Clerk Sn IN IN
ROAD FUND BILLS.
u. Tewalt-overseer Dist. No. a ,ka zs
: fa req e A9nderson-s days work Dist - 20
Jus. II. LenSen-1 . ="
1onn Haney-rent OF room for Road cleo. -
", tion-disallowed 500.
". w. West-Overseer Dist 1 10 os
E e. y. sfeerguson-repairing bridges K M
D Do otewart-1 days work Dist , q IN
Uus'ihe Strand-team hire for Comr's.. M
Board adjourned without date.
GEO. E. KEYEs, Clerk.
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Notice of Forfeiture.
To John W. Gorrott Of -


You are hereby notified that In accor,..s
cd tae proVlsions OF Section 2Ssi of the Reyis
n Tn dIsa'n ute, OF the United States, I John
mn ining claims. TO wit One half Interest IL
me Colifornia one half interest IN tSa.s W., III
=. Bryan and one half interest in the " ~,
iDolar all of which is situated in Yanhae Foa,s
b Ewing District Custer county, Idaho, Thar
aSse Expended In labor and improvements for
aSssessmentS three hundred dollars on .a ~
Wins LOT tne year 1893, CT which the said John
w; Garratt is one half owner in the abova
Now ,Ser liS. OF which his part being sl5O,O0,
yohn M n. or neglect to pay to ssch coowner
e ed Duaey' said proportion as by law reonir.
Se, ootgetner with legal fees for publicstion
ne iS LOT w days after fun publication ne IN
the ahons prescribed your said interest IN
ed and ,yf, i,lnieo mining claims will be forfeit
gu auo VIII become the property of sa,d w ,o
owner, John Dudley. Publication fees s55 90 M
rayinent can be made to the UNDERSIGNED "a o. y;
JOHN DUDLEY,
FIRST publication Jan. IL, 1909, Oo-owner'
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1899-02-14
Notice To reacher..

"A special examination for teachers win be
ne,o IN the Probate Court room, Challis Tdano
Feb 9th and 25lh, $780, -e'no'
al teachers who now hold permits or who
desire to teach Summer schools should ,"i,o
this examination '"Ae
MARGARET KEENAN,.
county supt. OF Public Instruction
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1899-02-14
Cash on Hand Available Against Above Indebtedness

Net Indebtedness.
been advertised for payment, and
the time for redemption having
expired before presentation, it
was, on request of holder, order
ed paid out of any money in the
Redemption fund not otherwise
appropriated.
10Th.
In the matter of fixing the fees
and salaries of county officers for
the year 1899. 1t was ordered
that the salary of the Clerk of
the Board of County Commission
ers be fixed at 500 per year.
That the Sheriff be allowed the
sum of $3.50 for jailor for each
day a prisoner or prisoners is
confined in the county jail. That
the sum of 81 be allowed the
Sheriff as remuneration for board,
clothing and lights for each day
each prisoner is confined in the
county Jail. That the Assessor
and Tax Collector be allowed 5
per cent. on all property taxes
by him collected and turned into
the County Treasurer, and IL per
cent. of all per capita taxes by
him collected and paid into the
County Treasurer.
Consideration of bills.
Goth.
1t appearing that certain off
GERS had not made the detailed
report required by the Statutes,
it was ordered that the several
officers whose terms of office ex-
pired January, 1899, be notified
to give detailed report of all
business transacted and fees col
lected.
In the matter of providing the
necessary supplies for county
officers, Geo. E. Reyes is desig-
mated as the purchasing agent of
Custer county.
In the matter of bids submitted
for county printing for 1899, it
was ordered that bid of r. A.
Pierce be accepted, and on this
same day the contract with said
Pierce was this day signed in
open session. The bond for the
faithful fulfillment of said con
tract having been approved.
Bond of M. S. Fogarty, Road
Overseer, of Dist. No. 3, filed
and approved.
Dist.
Bond of Richmond N. Hull.
TreasuIer-elect, with security in
the amount of $780, 900 presented.
and on motion it was ordered
that said bond be accepted, and
said Hull be notified to furnish
at next regular meeting of this
Board an additional bond in the
sum of IS, 900.
Official bond of j. G. Marker.
Justice of Peace of Clayton pre-
cinct approved.
Bills continued.
23rd.
Reports of officers examined
and compared.
Protest of Robt. Campbell, a
retail liquor dealer, against the
payment of $50 of the sum of SIC.
paid for quarterly license, pre-
sented by Donaldson Rowles,
Sheriff, and no sufficient reason
why the demand for the repay
ment to said Campbell of said
sum of S25 should be complied
with, it was ordered that said
demand be not complied with.
Oath.
Board adjourned to the Office
OF Treasurer to count the money
on hand, and witness transfer of
funds and supplies from the out
going treasurer to incoming
treasurer, and after witnessing
said transaction Board met in
their Office, and the following
business was transacted
License bonds of Nal Branca
and j. @. Dougherty, retail lio-
uor dealers, approved.
Official bond of f. B. Scher
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1899-02-14
Total area of Survey No.
821 A. &B. claimed and

S2l A. Unclaimed and
sought to be patented. 3S.S05 Acres.
The said mining claims being OF
record in the office of the County Re
corder of said Mining District,at Chal-
lis, i'll Custer county, State of Idaho:
Fourth of July Lode in Book "C' OF
Quartz at page SO; Homestake Lode III
Book "C' of Quartz at page III; ana
Fourth of July Mill Site in Book "a"
of mill sites at page 4. The nearest
known locations being the Black and
Blue Wing quartz lode mining claims,
both unsurveyed.
Any and all persons claiming adver-
sely any portion of the said Fourth OF
July and Homestake, consolidated
lode mining claims, or the Fourth of
July Mill Site, Survey No. S2l Az b.
or surface ground are required to fle
their adverse claims thereto with the
Register of the United States Land
office, ct HALEY, State of Idaho, with
in the sixty days publication thereof,
or they will be barred by virtue of the
provisions of the statute in such cases
made and provided.
N. j. SHARP, Register.
/ direct that the foregoing Notice
Application for Patent be published
for the period of sixty days item con-
secutive weeks in THE SILVER MES
sENGER, a newspaper published al
Challis, Custer county, State of Idaho,
being the newspaper published near
est said claims.
N. j. SHARP, Register.
First publication Sept. 20, 1898.
W. IL. Watt. dtfOr1Eeu for ApplicGnt.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1899-02-14

In the matter of the petition
of 81 residents of Houston pre-
cinct for the construction of a
jail building in the town of Hous-
ton. 1t was ordered that the
Clerk advertise for bids for the
construction of such building
in the following form to-wit
NOTICE.
Sealed proposals will be received by the
board OF County Commissioners of Custer
county at their regular meeting in July, for
the construction of jail building In the town
OF houston. Said building to be ut least l2xl4
Feet on the inside, with one window and one
uoor. propositions Will be received for stone
or lumber building Propositions for stone
puilding must be for building with walls not
Tess imam ~ Inches In thickness. Floor OF exc
inch plank on edge nailed with No. 90 spikes
every ~ inches; ceiling of 2x6 inch boards on
euye nailed same ns floor. Window barred
with y In round iron, inches apart. PROPOSE
lions Tor lumber building must be for walls to
De 2xo inch pieces laid fiat, nailed every TO
inches with No. 60 spikes. Other specifications
us set out above.
Bidders must set out specifications OF heir
propositions In detail SO that the Board may
De In position 10 select what In their Judgment
VIII pest meet the requirements Of such u
All bids must be sealed and marked PRO
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1899-02-14
COUNTY BOARD.
The New Board Met In Regular e~@-
sion January Q, 1900.

Once OF the Board of County Com missioners
Of Custer county, State of Idaho
Challis idaho, Jan. 8, 1895 !
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Black Goods Dept.

IL yards 43-nch Fancy Crepon Reduced from
SIS 10 $1.00 for piece.
* yards 42-inch Fancy Crepon. Reduced from
S2.O3 to 81 90 for piece
IA yards 42-inch Fancy Crepon. Reduced from
S6.2j to $3.50 for piece.
"a yards 41-inch SILK and Wool Bayadere Re
duced from 81. CD to $500 for piece.
yards 43-inch Mohair Stripe Crepop Reduced
from $3.50 to 81 90 for piece
yards 4G-inch SILK and Wool Crepon Reduced
from $500 to 5000 for piece.
~ yards 44-nch Fancy Stripe. Reduced from
$3.50 to 500 for piece
"a yards 44inch SILK and Wool Gray. Reduced
from $3.50 to $1.T5 for piece.
23S yards i4-inch Silk and Wool BLACK and White
Reduced from s4.94 to $500 for piece
yards 50-inch Sicilian Mohair. Reduced from
SEQ 10 500 for piece.
rs yards 40noh SILK Warp Henrietta Reduced
from S5-15 to $500 for piece.
-. yanls 5o-inch Diagonal theavy). Reduced from
S5.trI to $500 for piece
5f- yards 40-lnch silk and Wool Stripe Reduced
from sG.I2 to 500 for piece.
~ yards 4i-inch Wool Bengaline. Reduced from
s.. 81 TO $50 for piece
ia yards 46-inch All-wcol Cheylot. Reduced from
Ole. 90 50c. for piece
First fODr.
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PoIitcness of Car Conductors.

To the Editor Of The Evening Star:
May L be permitted TO add my tribute 20
the polteness Of the street car conductors
IN Washington? During the past twenty
years l have Travelled much, and wish to
state emphatically that Washington is the
only city where L willingly take a street
car Through a serious accident | have
been lame for year ana short time ago
while in northern city--a large one-I Was
told TO get hustle on from the conduc-
Tor, who made no effort to help me- Here
the conductors help me without being r.
quested, and som times add an EXPRESSION
OF regret at my misfortune. Being 50
placed that Street-car travel is not a no, IS
slty, L hope these words will bear some
weight, as l am strongly Of the belief that
as the good master makes the good servant.
SO the cdpuous critic makes life harder for
all IN his ncighborhood. He probably de-
serves the slangy criticism Of my nephew:
w nat! b. decent TO that complaining old
duher? Well, L guess not!'
May n 1893.
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NOT COMING TO WASHINGTON.
The Prairie Engaging in Practice I'm
HRmptOn RoRds.

The cruiser Prairie. which is exercising
the naval militia of the different states has
put into Hampton Roads with the naval
reserves of North Carolina for the purpose
OF having two days practice with sub
caltber guns. The sea was too rough to
permit this practice outside and It was
found necessary to bring the vessel into
smooth water. At the conclusion of the
practice in Chesapeake bay the Prairie viii
take the North Carolina reserves out TO SEA
again and land them at Wilmington The
Pralr1e is not now bound for this city. as
was Indicated in the morning papers but
dIler completing the cruises Of the North
carolina and Virginia naval reserves the
ffalrie VIII be at Piney Point about tho
MIDDLE OF June, in time to take on board
me naval militia Of the District OF Column
pa IN accordance with the prearrang,d
schedule. The boys will be- given an eight
days cruise at sea, ana put through various
practical exercises, including target prac-
tiCe
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BriC=a=Brac Dent.

Large SatSuma Vase. Reduced from 500 90 to
$1,000.
Large Marble Ornament, COUGHING Venus Re-
duced from $50 90 to $1,000
Large Marble PEDESTAL. Reduced from SO 90
TO $500
Marble Figure. William Tell Reduced from
$1,000 to $1,000
Marble Bust. Reduced from $1,000 to $1,000
Marble Figures. Reduced from $500 to 81
Marble Figure Reduced from 81 90 to $500
/ Imported Fern Dish. Reduced from So 90 70
$500. "
l Handsome Decorated China Smoking Set Re
duceti from $500 10 81 so
/ Dresden Card Tray. gilt and enameled mount
Ing. Reduced from $500 to $500
Bldc Dresden Bon Bon Dish gilt TRIMMINGS
Reduced from s12oo 10 $500
) Blue Marble Pedestals. Reduced from S. 90 TO
$500 each
White Marble Pedestal Reduced from S. 90 to
S3.Oo
/ Wrought Iron Piano Lamp. with pink silk and
lace shade. Reduced from $500 to $1,000
DreSder Vase, with gilt mountln=s. Reduced
from S1l .OO TO $500.
First
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Art Department.

Satu-lncd Work Baskets Reduced from ,5c
TO 5or. each.
Satin lined Work Baskets Reduced from 35c
70 25c. each. ~
- Stamped Pillow Covers. Reduced from soc to
2oc. each " -
l. sp""ls Silkateen. Reduced! from Sc. to 2 for &c
5Oc 35c. "
Satin-coyered Pin Cushions Reduced from SIC
70 2hc each. ~ w.
Appliqu" Scarf. Rcdaceri from SEQ TO 5000
- II brown Satin Applique Cover Reduced from
g. / 90 Green Satin Applique Cofer. Reduced from
l Green We've, Embroidered Cover. Reduced from
5000 20 $500. ~ ~
$1,000 TO 81 80. ~
=. i Blue Velvet Embroidered Cover. Reduced from
/ Drawn Work Linen CoYsr. Reduced from Sc 90
Linen Centers. lace edge. Reduced from SIS 90
10 50. 60 each. $3.50 ~
Linen Ceneers. lace edge Reduced from $500
10 81. 90 each. WY
2 Emhroidered Linen Tea Cloths. Reduced from
First foDI.
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Millinery Department.

For Fridays selling we have made
very decided reductions on Trimmed
Hats in order to close them out at
once. Special attention is called to
those marked $500. Some sold as
high as SII.5o. We mention a few:
l Blue Satin Straw Hat, trimmed in white chf-
fon, pink roses and violet foliage. Reduced from
$11.5o to $500.
/ Gray Straw Hat. trimmed in light blue tafeta
ribbon. French viOlets gilt buckle white chiffon
ami blue satin straw. Reduced from $1,000 81 90.
Brown Straw Turban, trimmed in brown tafeta
ribbon, Tuscan net, yellow cowslips and violet
foliage Reduced from 50 30 TO $500.
i 'yrano TOIue. Of silk braid trimmed in black
II aline and Cyrano roses. Reduced from 50 80 to
$500
1 Panama Sailor trimmed in white taffeta rib
bon. black velvet ribbon yellow cowslips and fancy
net Reduced from $1,000 to $500
SeCOnl DOR
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FATALLY ILL.
Henry DunkIe Dies while on the Way
TO Hospital.

Henry Dunkle, a clock maker. who lived
with his aunt near Deanwood. was found on
the Benning road yesterday afternoon In
an unconscious condition. Sergeant Nc
Iasgart, who is detailed at Bennlng sum
moned an ambulance from police head
quarters When It reached BennIng the
driver examined the patient and became
satisfied that he was diving. He put him
IN the wagon and hurried to the Washing
ton Asylum Hospital. only to find that life
had left the body on the way there. Then
instead OF taking him in the hospital. he
drove TO The morgue and turned the body
over to Superintendent Schoenberger
Dunkle who was thirty-nine years old
had lived at Deanwood for a number OF
years and was well known about the city
People who know him say he had been
drinking. An inquest was deemed un-
necessary and word was sent To his aunt
10 take charge of his body
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China Department.

| Haviland China Dinner Set several pieces
missing. Reduced from S25. 90 to SIT 95
Carlsbad China Dinner Set covered dishes
missing. Reduced from s25. 90 to $3.50
Decorated Toilet Set, pitcher damaged Re-
duced from 80 90 to S5.95.
Odd Royal Blue Covered Slop JAR handle dam
aged Reduced from SO 90 to ST 90
Odd Covered Stop Jars manufacturers seconds
Reduced to 81 90 each.
Royal Bonn Salad Dishes. Reduced from 75c
3 Austrian China Chocolate Pots. Reduced from
S5c. TO soc. each.
Austrian Glass Vases. Reduced from 75c to
25c. each.
II Limoges China Soup Plates. Reduced TO 15c
II Limoges China Dinner Plates. Reduced to lie
IL Limoges China Butter Plates. Reduced to &c
3 English Porcelain Tea Pots. Reduced from
t5c- and S5c. to Csc. each.
is Bone Dishes. Reduced from 10c. to &c each
Is German China Sauce Plates. Reduced from
10c- to De. each
German China Cream Jugs. Reduced from lOc
Fifth flour,
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Infants DeYa rtr1ent.

. Chiblren'S lawn Waist Dresses, blue with polk,
dts and pink ani white stripes; collars and cuns
tr.@m,.l with white braid. Reduced frar, 81 =, =,
-. each.
Infants NainsO1k Long Dresses, trimmed with
fine tu'ks Insertion aud embroidery. Reduced from,
s2.T5 20 81 - each.
Chi.dF' rs PtIde ci-rg!ar Skirts. Reduced from
t2-IJ and - 81 u 81 81 each.
Fancy Lace Striped Pilue Refer. e!a,sorl rely
trimrlef with Insertion AMI embroidery. Reduced
from $40 % 70 $500
Figured Piqus CcaS trimmed with enlhrcf Icrv
f'd Insertion R'dneed from S1o.50 20 $500.
Second foo=.
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Domestic Cotton Dress Goods.

tiinghams, in checks and stripes. ali col9rs:
lrngtIr- from 10 yards. Reduced from 1Oc. 10
s.. yard
Dlmities. Lawns and Swisses, in printed stripes,
dots and figures; lengths from 10 yards. Re
duced from 12tzc. lOc. yard.
Best Quality Perrale. in a large variety OF styles;
lengths from IL TO Yards SO inches wide. Re
duc-d from 124ac. to Toe. yard.
PercaIes by the yard odd designs AMI print
ings black. blue and white grounds-abOut 20
styles Reduced from 121ac. To s.. yard.
Special.
About 25 parts OF pieces probably
500 yards in alD OF Printed Lawns in
variety OF styles and colorings, at
exactly half price.
Ole. yard.
Regular price, I23c.
Fret lDor.
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Boys DEPARTMENT.

10 washable Tams. checked and plain linen
Reduced from 25c. to Zoe. each
:" Navy Blue Cloth Sailor Tams; all sizes Re
dtced from soc. and 15c. to 25c. each
Very Fine Atwood Bicycle or Golf Suits
sizes IL. II II and 10. Reduced from $3.50 and
$3.50 to 81. 80 each.
Suits; size Is. Reduced from ST. so to s195.
Long Pants Suits, 3 pieces-coat pants and
vest; sizes 10 and 10. Reduced from S675 IL
$685. each
Atwood Fancy Brownie and Sailor Suits
heavy weight prettily trimmed and braided: size
., kenuced from from $500 to S1.95 each
~ pairs Ali-Wool Bicycle Pants; sizes s, and
10. Reduced from S1.75 to Sloo pair
30 laiundcred Shirt Waists Mothers Friend
brand, pretty patterns; sizes G. I. IL, IL and IA
Reduced from S1.00 to 59c. each
Third floor.
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Picture Department.

ducel from $3.50 TO 81 80 " mat NJ
,oloFed rims, IN silver frames with gray mats
ornamental "orners. Reduced from 75c to De each
u" 1"ipFtl AeGalIios, with ornamental corners
Reduced from =. to zoe. each
p, laiitulh photographs, in Flemish oak frames
Fruit Subjects in oak frames Reduced from
81 80 to 15C. each. uu'ed lroh
l CIT Photograph Frame, with green mat. four
openings Reduced from soc to 25c ' "
/ OAt Photograph Frame, five openings with
green maj: Reduced from SOC. TO 25c
to 1Oc '' heuu'eu from Doe.
10 imitation Platinums in black frames. all good
SUBJECTS. Redlced from .:5c to 15c each " s
10 10 e1lo Photograph Frames with mats. Reduced
Fourth floor
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Furniture Department.

1 Rattan Rocker. small and neat suitable for
reception bed Reduced from So SO to
50 30
Oak and Imitation Mahogany Chairs uphol-
stored IN figured velour. Reduced from So 90 10
81. 30 each.
Oak and Imitation Mahogany Rockers uphoI-
stored in inquired velour. Reduced from So. 100 to
50 80 each.
oak Dressing Table, with large mirror Re
duced from 50 10 to 1896
Oak Chairs, suitable for library reception
room, hall or desk chair. Reduced from ST, so to
81 25 each
/ Rattan Baby Carriage upholstered in corduroy.
pongee parasol. Reduced from SIS 90 to $1,000
Children's Go-Cart. Reduced from So so TO
81 so. ''' "
/ Children's Rattan Go-Cart best running gear
patent brake. etc. Reduced from SIS 90 to SO 90
Fourth floor
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White Goods Dept,

remnants 82-iuch Blue Swiss embroidered in
yellow; Il" lOle and IL yard lengths. Reduced
from So. To l214c. yard
remnants 45-inch Dotted Swiss nile groom and
linen. slightly faded: 2ls to 12yar,i lengths Re-
duced from SOC 12l.c yard
remnants Black Swiss. embroidered in pink. Law
enisr AMI blue plalds with dots: 20 I2-vard
lengths Reduced from sos. TO pc. yard
~ ro,-
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E1ousefurnisning Dent.

e. Wicker Music Rack. soiled Reduced from
IatSe STAN Cooker. slightly damaged. Re
to zoe. i'oiH ''c'
l Patent Ash Sieve. damaged Reduced from
i0c. TO 2Jc. N from
l Fancy Hat Rack, slightly damaged Reduced
from 81 80 70 81 90 u'eu
Nickel Towel Bars. Reduced from 75c. t.
,oper-hottom Wash Boiler, damaged Re
1IOIh. Sugar Canister denied Reducod r
Soc. GJc ~
Ent' her Knives. Reduced from 15c. to Sc ca
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ANNUAL COMPETITIVE DRILL.
Details Completed for Event 20 Take
Place This Afternoon

All details were completed this after
noon Tor the annual company competitive
urlI OF the regiment Of High School cadets.
Inc composition Is to begin at ocock at
the National Base Ball Park. The four
companies of the LIST Battalion. located at
the central High School, will face tho
Judges today, while the four companies OF
the "a Battalion are to maneuver tomor-
row afternoon. The tickets ISSUED bearing
GATE OF Wednesday viii be received Tor
ADMISSION today; those issued for the "a
Battalion, Thursday, will be accepted To-
morrow.