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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-06
Life in Siberia.

The five years that I spent in Siberia
were for me great education in i!te
and human character, says Il writer IN
the Atlantic. | was brought INTO cen
tact with men of all descriptions: the
best and the worst: those who stood at
the top of society and those who Vege-
tated at the very bottom-the tramps
and the so-called incorrigible criminals.
| had ample opportunities to watcn the
ways and habits of the peasants IN their
daily life, and still more opportunities
to appreciate how little the stale ad-
ministration could give to them, even
though it was animated by the very
best intentions. Finally, my extensive
Journey during which l travelled ever
80, 900 miles in carts, on board steamers,
in boats and especially on horseback,
had wonderful effect in strengthening
my health. They also taught me how
little man really needs as soon as he
comes out of the enchanted circle OF
conventional civilization. With a few
pounds of bread and a few ounces of tea
in leather bag, kettle and Ratchet
hanging at the side of the saddle. ard
under the saddle blanket, to lie spread
at the camp fire upon a bed of freshly
cut spruce twigs, a man feels wonder
fully independent, even amid unknown
mountains, thickly clothed with woods.
and in winter time.
Siberia is not the land buried IN snow
and peopled with eXiles only, that 1t is
imagined to be, even by many Russians.
In it's southern parts it is as rich i'll rat
ural productions as are the southern
parts of Canada, and, besides. half a
million of natives. it has a population
of more than 100000 as thoroughly
Russian as that to the north of Mes
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THE CUBAN ARMY.
1t Reaches a Total of iS,OOO-A fairs in
Havana.

1t Reaches a Total of 4S,OOO-Af1airs in
Havana.
Havana. March 5.-Governor General
Brooke. referring to the complaints
made at Santiago that a large number
of laborers have been thrown out of
employment by an apparent reduction
in the financial allotment Of Santiago
province. said that the funds furnished
the several provinces by the authorities
in Havana have in all cases been equal
to the respective acquisitions
Gen. Maxine Gomez yesterday sent
GovArnor General Brooke, by the hand
of Inspector General Roloff of the Gu
ban army. statement of the number
of men in the army. Ii is understood
that the total reaches $4,000. 80 900 pri-
Yates. 10000 on-ccmmissioned officers
and the rest commanding officers, from
major generals to Sub-lieutenantS.
General Brooke has received d tele-
gram from Washington saying that
paymasters with the 100000 will ar
rive here next week. 1t is not likely
that any trouble which the American
officers cannot circumvert will arise in
connection with the actual payment.
1t is said that Senior Jose Guza secre-
tary of justice in the governor general
advisory cabinet, Is preparing an am
nesty decree for General Brooke's APP
prevail. releasing all against whom
prosecutions are pending for political
offenses. The newspapers assert that
some of the regulations drafted for the
new police force are contrary to exist
ing civil and criminal law and that con-
fusion will result when the two sys-
tens come into conflict.
The United States cruiser Brooklyn
which had received orders last FRIDAY
to proceed to Hampton Roads is still
here. 1t is understood that the orders
We're rescinded.
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LAWSON WINS.
"Terrible Swede" Makes a Record for I'm
DaceSl Riders.
Broadwa.

paced Riders.
San Jose, CAL. March John Lawson
of Chicago, known as the Terrible
Swede won the 100-mile open race at
the meeting held in this city to-day The
event was unpaced and special lap prizes
drew the field into a sprint for lap after
lap
Charles Wells. the California giant.
who entered at the last moment without
training, gained the special prize for
leading at the laps. Wells fought for
and gained 81. while Barnaby, the Boston,
ian had but 70. Fredercks, the long-dis-
lance champion of Europe; Ashinger, lver.
Lawson and Glen Turville of the field of
10 that started quit. Nine men stayed to
the sprint, tied and the finish was some
thing never before witnessed on an out
door track.
Lawson, the last man that it, was
thought could win. shot out of the bunch
in the stretch. and in a hard fight with
Johnny Chapman. Teddy Goodman, Ed
Stevens. Charles Turville, Charles Wells,
Oscar julius, Tom Barnaby and Nawn.
won the contest the finish being in the or
der named and almost abreast. The time
made was hours, "a minutes, so seconds.
record for unpaced work.
As a side issue to the big race short
events were run. Fournier went third
of a mile on his motorcycle in world S
record time, his saddle loosenng in the
last eighth. compelling him to ride stand
ing up on the pedals. Fourier paced Or
lando Stevens for mile in 1:iO&. Cali
fornia track record.
In a mile heat race w. F. Furman of
Los Angeles won both first and second
heats from Downing of San Jose, with
Leonart of Buffalo third in both. The
time for the first heat was PIP 1-5 and for
the second 2:lo.
The attendance was good, weather per-
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DESPERATE STRAITS.
Bound Passengers Compelled to Ask
for Food.


Cheyenne. Wye, March 5.-An ur-
gent message for relief was received
to-day from the Cheyenne & Northern
train in the snow at Iron Mountain.
The provisions are reduced to few
beans and a little coffee. with AZ per-
sons on board. They have been showed
in for six days. The conditions are des-
perate, as the adjacent ranches, where
food has heretofore been obtained. are
about out of provisions Hon. John +.
McDermott, John and w. f. FoXton.
who walked in from the imprisoned
train. report the cuts drifted level full
of hard snow between here and Iron
Mountain, and that the only way Of
getting through with train will be
by shoveling. A relief train with 4
supply of provisions and 100 shovelers
was sent out this morning, but it cam
not reach the imprisoned train before
tomorrow morning.
The blockade on the Union Pacific
was raised to-day and trains are now
running. 1t was with great difficulty
that the rotaries and wedges plows
managed to push through. as the cuts
were all piled full of hard packed snow.
The trains that We're imprisoned at
Laramie came through all the way
from seven to twelve hours late. The
weather tonight is warm and fair.
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Many sidewalks have been laid and
other necessary improvements, still, the
city has done all this besides pulling it
self out of debt. There is about $500.
| am told, in the treasury, and there is
no bonded Indebtedness. What other
city in Montana can say as much?'
The aldermen whose terms will expire
this spring are Sandoe of the first.
Sims of the second and Duffy of the
third. 1t is more than probable that
they will be returned to the council
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BUTTE CURRENT NOTES.
Chopin, clear Havana.
Rent pianos from Orton Bros.


Rent pianos from Orton Bros.
Remember the name-La Melinda.
Read Hight & Fairfield's ad., page 10.
Missouri cocktails at the "Sideboard."
Fred Orion. piano tuner. 219 N. Main.
Kelley institute. 22s S. Montana ST.
H. Yaeger came over from Helena
yesterday.
j. NJ Robertson is in the city from
Bozeman.
Bert D. White is in the city from
Great Falls.
Miss Bertha Kelly Of Helena is visit
ing in the city.
Judge Lindsay returned yesterday
from trip East.
]. W. Opp, wheel horse of Philips
burg, is in the city.
John w. Sherwood is among Great
Falls visitors in Butte.
Mr., and Mrs J. F. Plotting of Helena
are at the McDermott.
We rent new pianos. Montana Music
Co.. 119 North Main street.
Editor Pace of the Zephyr came over
from Whitehall yesterday.
Under Sheriff Morgan of Anaconda
was here yesterday morning.
Butte Stove Repair company, 216 e.
Park. Phone 529. Stoves and ranges.
T. E. Kleinschmidt, pioneer of Hell
ena, accompanied by Mrs. Kleinschmidt.
is in the city.
T. ]. Walsh. the orator of Helena,
came over yesterday to enjoy a season
of metropolitan life.
All our 81, $3.50 and $3.50 hats go at
$3.50 to make room for the spring stock.
Boucher, 45 East Park
Hennessy and Martell cognac brandy.
the genuine" always obtainable at cur
store. Montana Liquor Co.
Mrs. Jones Mcdowell returned to her
home after few days visit with ner
sister, Mrs A S. Mcdonald of Anacon-
da.
Attorney j. W. James of Anaconda
was in the city yesterday on business
connected with case he is conducting
in the court here.
Mrs. Charles H. Williams of Anacon-
da is visiting her sister, Mrs. Fred W.
Bickenbach. wife of the city engineer.
Judge Williams accompanied his wife
to Butte and returned home last even
ing on the twilight flyer.
Mrs. A. J. Campbell who spent her
girlhood days in Anaconda, but now a
resident of Cripple Creek, is visiting
city. Mr.. Campbell has charge of large
mining interests in the big Colorado
camp.
Albert Church of Anaconda was in
the city yesterday and made some cam
era pictures of the Anaconda Never
Sweat and other big hosts out on the
hill. Mr.. Church has one of the finest
collections of amateur Photographic
work in the state.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-06

feet am the races closed at 6 O'clock. The
finals are
100 miles-Won by John Lawson, John
chapman second Teddy Goodman third.
Earl Stevens fourth; time, 4:a:3O
Mile open-Furman won, Downing sec
ond. Leonert third; time. 2:l2 1-5
Mile exhibition by o. Stevens. paced by
Fournier-Time 40 So
One-third of mile, exhibition, by Four
rier-Time. 80 2-5.
Another meet may be given next Sun
day
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One View of 1t,

Isn't is terrible to think of. darling.
that when you marry Lord Reginald
you must become a British subject?"
"Oh. l shan't mind. You know we
were all English before we became
Amgerican."
Yes. dearest; and we were all mon
keys before we became human; but
that's no reason for going back"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-06

Paris of To-day-the handsomest pre-
MUM book ever offered-now ready for
delivery upon payment of SO in ad-
vance for one years subscription to
the Standard. Can be obtained at
Standard office in Butte, Anaconda,
MiSSoula or Great Falls.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-06
Thomas Hobart Dead.

Orange. N j.. March 5.-Thomas Ho-
bart, formerly a well-known iron manu-
facturer of Cleveland and for five years a
resident of Pittsburg, is dead
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DIR. Dogge. specialist for diseases of
women, chronic and private diseases.
The doctor also cures all forms of ca
tarrh for S. per month and gives med
icine free. 80 North Main street
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-06
Germany Wants Carolincs,

Madrid March 5.-Germany is said
to have renewed the negotiations for
the purchase of the Caroline Islands.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-06

The Weber Hallet & Davis. Kimbal
and other tirst-class makes of planes
at lowest prices and easy terms. Ortor
Bros, 2l9 North Main street.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-06
Too Late.

Dasherly-There's luck in odd num-
berS.
Flasherly-Yes, and a man doesn't
realize it until he's no longer single.
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Nine Hundred and Eighty-S Seven Millions.

Nine hundred ana EiEhty-SeEen Millions.
The largest and strongest insurance
company in the world is the Equitable
Life, whose 39th annual statement APP
pears on the editorial page of this is
sue. and which has nine hundred and
force.
It sells endowments, bonds, insurance
and annuities. If you want the cheap
est and best. call on or send your name,
age and address to Richards & Ellis.
managers for Montana offices, 40 East
Broadway Butte, and Pittsburg block,
Helena.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-06

There is a banquet of beauty await
ing critical eyes in the spring display
of wall papers at Schatzleins, IA Yves
Broadway.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-06

If you desire the latest songs, instruc-
ton books or anything in the musical
goods line. call at orion Bros, 219
North Main street.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-06

81 shoe sale. Tassell's, % w. Park.
for men, women and children.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-06

Infants soft sole shoes 25c at Tas
sells 81 shoe sale. 25 West Park
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-06
AnZOni Dead.

Rome. March 5-Monsignor Anzoni,
chief chaplain to King Humbert, died to-
day.
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Poetry Under Difficulties.
Bazarl

kffdIpeI , DdIdTD
sat me down 10 write Of Daphne's eyes,
To tell OF how they'd make matchless
For some great strapping lover. bold
and true;
But all my penis and all my inks
Exsrtions lead me to the Links.
l could not write of Daphne's cherry lips
For thinking Of the way that Daphne
drives;
And DER her rosy cheek my poor muse
trips
For dwelling on her card of four and
fves.
No matter how try, find
Her golf is always in my mind.
When l would tell of lovely Daphne's
frown.
And how my very soul OF souls II cuts,
I'm gadding on 10 How my Daphne
putts!"
wish TO thunder I could see
Ny way clear Of this misery
I'd love TO write a sonnet TO her hair.
SO fair il IS so sunny and so soft!
No tresses sung by poets can compare;
But. oh, you ought TO see that maiden
loft.
confound IL! there go again!
Most miserable. !, OF men!
And Daphne's smiles very golden ray,
Pom which cen oberon himself would
fain 10 sup;
Night turns aside for bright and joyous
day
When Daphne-with one stroke doth
Oh tutt, What is the earthly use!
- Avaunt. o COLI. CO to the Deuel.
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white silk. with Professor w. G. Brown.
of Columbia, Mo.
Mrs. Andrew ID. Estill, of Lexington,
Va. black silk and net. with DIR. A. u.
Estill, Of Lexington, Va.
Mrs. j. l.. Polk, of Galveston. Tex,
white satin pearl ornaments, with Colo
mel l." J. Polk, of Galveston, Tex.
Mrs. Benjamin Huger, Charleston, S.
C.. white satin, point lace, and pearls,
with Mr. Il Huger, of Charleston, $. g.
Mrs. w 5. Hopkins, Of Lexington. Va
white silk, with Mr.. William $. Hopkins
of Lexington, Va.
Mrs. W. r. Shields, Of Lexington, Va,
black silk, pearls, with Mr.. W. II. Shields,
Of Lexington, Va.
Mrs. ". J. Gillock, of Lexington, Va,
black satin and net, with Captain J. w.
Gillock, Virginia Military Institute.
Mrs. J. W. Sharpe, Chambersburg. Pa,
black silk, with Mr.. J. W. Sharpe Cham
bersburg, Pa.
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millionaire confessed the secret OF
his success in two words--hard work. lie
said he put in the best part OF nus ne
In gaining dollars and losing health, and
now he was putting In the other half In
spendlng dollars 10 get back health. Mo-
thing equals Hostetter's Stomach Bit
tiers Tor restoring health to the overtlred
body and brain. II gets at the starting
point-the stomach-and overcomes ner
vousness. sleeplsssnsss. dyspepsia, and
indigo stion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-18
nfher Cnses Decided.

The National Exchange Bank or Bal-
timore VS.. X. y. Preston ct aus, tle
bank OF Tazewen vs.. X. A.. Preston et
ais. the Bank of Bramweh VS.. ,; L.;
Preston ct ais. all cOgnate cases from
me Circuit Court OF Washington county.
Opinion by Judge Harrison AfiTme o.
Banner VS.. Dingus. sc. From the Cif-
cuit Court of Russell county. opinion py
Judge Buchanan. Reversed.
Covon vs. the National Mutual Build
inc and Loan Association. From the
Circuit Court Of Washington county,
Oninion bv Judge Harrison. Afiirmeu.
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The Modern Beauty

thrlyes on good food and sunshine, with
plenty OF exercise in the open air Her
form CLOVIS with health and her race
blooms with its beauty. II her system
needs the cleansing action of a laxative
remedy. she uses the gentle and pleasant
syrup OF Fjxs made by the California
E.g Ryup Company only.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-18
Bows Shirt-WaistS.

We carry complete lines Of Mother
Friend and Star Waists for Boys; Doth
Percale and White Cambria; prices 90
Toe. and ....... ......... - -
See our line of White aud Colored Can-
brio Waists at -. -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-18

tain and adequate remedy at law; 1t IS
ordered that the decree appealed from
be amended so as to dismiss the bill upon
the demurrer, and as amended affirmed
with costs to appellees. leaving the COM
nlninnnts to bring their action at law
IL tbaV no "a advised.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-18
THE MAN OF THE HOUR.
A Magnificent Portrait of
ADMIRAL DEWEY,
IN TEN COLORS,
(SiZe, I4x2I Inches,)

is offered to Dispatch subscribers, and
will be ready by July 4th. 1t is now
being printed on heavy plate paper, in a
form suitable for framing, by one of the
largest art Autograph houses in Amer
lea. in the famous French stvle of color.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-18

plate work Every American family will want of these hand
some pictures of Admiral Dewey 1t must be remembered that this
picture cheap chrome but will be an example OF
the very highest illuminated printing 1t will be
library drawing Our readers have the
Dewey portrait wha costs namely cents per copy by
merely fg out below and sending to this Office at
such demand for the portrait when it pub
shed that sending orders advance Write name and
address plainly:
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ParasO!s.

To close out the balance OF our stock
Of Parasols. we have marked them tc
prime cost.
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Wrappers.

Lawn and Percale Wrappers. full size
| garments. nicely made, White Tucked
| yoke. trimmed with Hamburg embrOiuery'
| efzes n 10 a. 9Oc. to ..............,.,.Y-' 3D.
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Ddn1dSkS.
6G-inch All-Llnen Damasks, the l9c.
quality, now ........ .....,.:.....; ......''C'
tho Il ulalitv now.................S7 lie.
GS-inch Extra Heavy and Fine DamaskS.
the Sll2 1-2c. quality. now.............o poe.
72-inch -Bleached ra-HeaNy
Scotch Damasks, the N.S5 quality
Remnants of Damasks. I'm useful
lengths, at greatly-reduced prices.
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Remnants of Colored Wash Goods. ir
lengths from l to 10 yards at HALL
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POlka-DOt DimitieS,

Navy-Blue Grounds. with White polka
dots. very fine and sheer quality, the
regular l9c. quality now .................oc
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Printed p. r. s,

I White ground. with colored stripes, new
| and pretty patterns, the loc. quahty'
q ri.
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Special.

ltght-weight Ribbed Cotton Vests, SIN
tapes in neck and sleeves, the regular
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a useful Cotton Fabric; washes end wears
nicely: colors, Pink, Blue, ana Lilac; just
the same quality you have bought often
and paid Il l-2c. for: special at. per
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White Lawn Wrappers,

nicely made. deep. full hOunces. fancy and
tucked yokes, trimmed with Valenclenn,es
lace or Swiss embroidery, sizes "a TO ~
81 and ....... ............'''''''''''''' '''''S"
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THE FINAL TRIBUNAL
OPINIONS HANDED DOWN IN THE
SUPREME COURT OF ArPEALs.
SOME CASES OF MUCH IMPORTANCE.
The Majority. However, Arc Not OF
Especial IntereSt-Divorcc, Deceit,
lions Among Those Passed On.

The Supreme Court OF Appeals, which
has been IN session at Wytheville since
june 9Th handed down opinions IN seven
cases last week.
The decisions In some instances seem 20
be Of much Importance. but the majority
are not of unusual interest An the cases
are from southwestern counties.
Divorce and Separate Estate.
Probably the most interesting case Is
that of Brownings Executor VS.. Brown
ing, from the Circuit Court OF Russell
county. 1t appears that Margaret j.
Browning the appellants testatriX. sued
for divorce. and protection in The en-
iovment of her separate estate. Prior 10
the decision Of the case she died. Inc
cause was referred to a commissioner
who returned Il report finding the estate
OF Mrs Browning indebted 70 the nus
band. and a decree was rendered lot
81. SCI 49, From this decree an appeal was
allowed, exceptions being noted TO the
rulings of the court in allowing NUMBER
OF items TO be charged against The estate
of the appellants testatriX.
At the time OF the marriage MIS-.
browning was the owner OF large real
estate and much personal property III,
Gliding livestock and household ana
kitchen furniture a. J.. Browning. 'he
husband. was also engaged in agriculture
but upon a much less extensive scaie.
shortly after the marriage the famiy
went 10 reside upon the wfe's arm.
Browning managed 1t FOR her. they alu
not get along well together. suit tor
divorce was brought The wife died pc
fore it was granted. The husband, neal
while put in a claim Tor money ana Iaoor
expended in running his wifeS farm AS
stated. he was allowed N,S6l,SS. Inc Su-
preme Court cuts down the amount "
S5Oo.sO. with interest from July D. 1871 "a
rnrober az the items allowed by the COM
,,iseioner Of the lower court were strick-
en- ont entirely. The opinion was written
Ia, Enilh i.
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POlka-DOt Lawns,

Navy-Blue ground. with White Polka
Dots: three size dots, a fine and sheer
quality, the regular II l-2c. quality
-, .... .......,........6 3-4c
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Gloves.

IAdies' Extra Qualify Tafeta HIoves,
Tans only, the 2jc. quality, now per
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Real Scotch Ginqhams,

absolutely fast oolors. the best goods i'm
ported, neat checks. pin stripes, ana
bright, rich plaids; the % and 35c. quality,
G..
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Special.
nONiieS
Bath Towels.

on our contro tables We have placet
the greatest Bath Towel values Rich
,..oD hnF oven seen Examine them fol
yourself and become convinced OF thef
l L.. =
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Linen Suitinqs,
Remnants.

STANDARDIZATION, very desirable 10
ladies' skirts and gentlemen's suits, IN
IS and 4Oc qualities. now................loc
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Think of 1t,
Mothers!
Our Entire Stock of
Children's Suits
OFFERED AT
One Half

in numerous instances much
less) their regular prices.
We mean every word OF 1T.
Our determinations to close
out every garment in this
department. 1t will cost us
a loss of hundreds of dol
lars. but that shall not deter
Ms from carrying out our
plan.
SLOO for the choice of hun
dreds of neat Cashmere
Suits, worth ND to $500
$500 for all grades up to 81
$500 for all grades up to SO
$500 for all grades up to S.
The same proportion of
loss for all intermediate
grades.
SI.5O for $500 grades,
$3.50 for $500 grades.
$3.50 for $500 grades.
In ages from 3 to 10 years.
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Underwear.

Ladies' Extra Quality Ribbed Cotton
vov.~ toned neck and sleeves, the IL l-.c.
lVCs