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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-17

ROMAN CATHOLIC OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Vaughan, addressing the Catholic Truth society,
outlined a project which. he said, had been oecloeo
Upon at the Vatican and blessed by the rope. 10
celebrate the last year OF the century and the first
year OF the next IN Solemn international, world
wide acts OF homage TO the Saviour" There are
90 be common prayers. pilgrimages TO Jerusalem
and Rome religious solemnities. special meetings
solemn mn Profession of the Catholic faith: and the
erection Of crosses and bonhres on the ioi,y emil
the ts putin 70 Ens II fHR one s WIZ
the world.
LACK OF ARMY RECRUITS-The British War
Once is again It's wits ends to find recruits for
the army. There outburst Of military fer
vor after the battle of Ondurman, but Il short
lived, and now the prospects are worse than before
nS enc While the OUTLOOK for the cavalry ar
lery and infantry 10 exceedingly gloomy. The army
so6pd The Industrial activity PREVAILING seems to
be the explanation Of the recruiting failure; AL
crniting being insufficient 10 replace the retiring
patches.
AMERICAN WHEELS IN ARGENTINA.-More
Testimony to American commercial energy comes
IN a British Cousul's report from Argentina. saying
the Americans practically hold the bicycle market
and that they are beating both Their British and
were american wheels, which far cheaper
ahan those OF their competitors
SOCIETY AT NEwMARKET-Last week was
miserable wet week in London. and there was
a complete dearth OF social festivities. All the
fashionable people are either In ireland with the
Duke or Duchess Of York or attending the New
market race meeting where Tod" Sloan has had
q popular run OF victories. The strong head wind
blowing across the course gave his style OF rioing
0 wonderful advantage. Some OF the jockeys after
his first wins tried to initiate him. bpt witnol.
success. There Is much betting on LORD DunraVers
Desmond for the Derby. in view OF the report tnat
6losn is 20 ride His Lordships entry In the great
race OF the year. Desmond has been rather shaky
IN the knees recently. and experts doubt wnether
sven sloan5 riding will bring him home IL rs
Inousht more probable that the American Jockey
WIZ ride Lord William Beresford's morse
DUKE OF YoRK's RECEPTIoN-The Duke
sno Duchess OF York have met with a splendid
reception In Ireland In fact the exceptional cor
oiaity OF their welcome from all classes. including
me peasants. has made a considerable impression
me Daily Graphic" remarks: The manifestations
aica'e that the Irish peQajs are delighted to wei
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crALplSc BICYCLES AND ATHLETIC SUPPLIES. \
spAfprN0 q BIDwErL, Pas ". l2d-st
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SECOND RAcE-For two-yea-ods -Four and Ia
Snrlnn
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IN Greater Eeu,- Xosl

r,owxAS CYCLE STORES, 800 Broadway. sA Ava:
b cor seth St.. and 10 W. iz9tn sI--Cassssano ma
Feathsrstons Cycles
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STARR WHEEL Co. ga Lexi,ston Ava-lansA
- ouaksrs. stormsrs. Tires. 9lS Up

TOWNSEND. A. r.. - John-s'.. Las BsdscrdrevsL-
i Tribunes. crescsnss Fsathsrssones oafordA
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C,oLvMBIA and Hartford Bicycles -Amos Shirley. esq
hst ssth and 9th and IS w. i2Sth st.. Shave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-17

~>yrprr GEO n 4 co-Pierce Cycles. Tried and
DiETxs. wsnhsttan. los Chambers 81. Broadway ana
soth 81. e. s2d ST.; Harlem. loo West 18th 81 ;
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-08-19
AN IMPORTANT SESSION
Grand Lodge Of the Sons of st,
George to Meet at Great Falls,
SILVER BOW DELEGATION
Members VIII Leave Butte Sunday
Morning-People OF Grea. Falls
VIII Be Treated to Oratory
-, and Music

The grand lodge of the Order of Sons
of st. George of Montana will meet at
Great Falls next Monday. the 21st, and
will be in session for two days The
Silver Bow county delegation will leave
Sunday morning over the Great North
ern railway.
The following are the grand lodge
officers and delegates from Butte: John
Nance, past grand PRESIDENT John
Weber, grand president; William Rob-
inson, grand secretary; Matt Brown,
grand treasurer; Thomas Edwards,
grand messenger; Peter Eddy, grand
guard. Besides the grand lodge officers
named, 10 delegates will represent the
Silver Bow lodges at the meeting in
Great Falls. The delegates are as fol-
lows: Victoria lodge, Butte-Charles
Caddy, William Bartle, William Jane,
Isaac Williams, Anthony Toy, Andrew
Osborne, 4. H. Dunstan and T. Fl.
Bridgeman. Peace and Harmony lodge
Centerville-E A. Ford, Fred Martin,
Frank Billings, James Tippett, Thomas
Studridge, Thomas Scadden, William
Eddy. William Oke, Henry Youlton. DR..
Livingston lodge of Burlington-Mich-
ael Combulack and Charles Mitchell
A number of past presidents from
Centerville and Butte will also attend
and large delegation from Helena,
Marysvlle, Great Falls and other points
throughout the state will be in attend
ance. There are questions of great i'm
rortance to the order to be considered.
1t is expected to be the most interesting
session the grand lodge has ever held
in the state.
The Great Falls lodge, it is under
stood. Is making great preparations to
entertain the visitors from different
parts of the state. AS the Butte and
Centerville delegation is composed of
some Of the ablest orators in the coun-
try, as we'll as some of the best sing
ers in the state, Great Falls people will
be treated to something that will not
soon be forgotten by them.
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EXAMINE THEM.
Bargains in Pianos,

We have lately taken in exchange
several secondhand pianos, some of
which are very fine instruments indeed,
and they can be purchased now at
about one-half their value. Among
them will be found the celebrated
Chickering & Son, the Decker & Son,
the Earnt Gabler, Estey, r. S. Will
Jams, the Baldwin, J. P. Hale, Miller
and others, ranging in price from 500
up. Among our new line Of pianos will
be found the world renowned Kimball.
the Weber. Hallet & Davis, and other
cheaper makes, on which we will dis
count the price of each enough to edu-
cate the whole family in music. Terms,
s25 down and SO monthly payment. A
number Of organs, secondhand and
new. will sell from 500 upwards on
terms Of S. per month.
ORION BROS,
219 North Main street.
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The rapidity with which crowd can
congregate in Butte is astonishing.
Yesterday afternoon an overloaded de-
livery wagon got stuck in a rut in Wy
oming street and the jaded team abso-
lutely refused to attempt to pull it out
OF course the crowd was soon there
and every possible advice was offered
the irate driver. Finally a Centennial
brewery wagon, drawn by four hand
some Percheron horses, came along and
the driver hitched pair of them to the
belated wagon, drawing 1t out of the
rut with ease. A bystander remarked:
The team is just like the Centennial
berthe very best"
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A JEWELRY FIRMS TROUBLE.

The recent troubles Of the Wyatt
Jewelry House in Salt Lake City that
ended In bankruptcy and the sale, Of
their $4,000 stock on an order from the
court, is liable to prove blessing in
disguise to the people Of Butte. We
are creditably informed that while the
original invoice of this stock amounted
to s25, 900. the appraisers saw fit to re-
duce it to $4,000, and the court ap-
proved a sale of the entire stock to the
]. H. Leyson company Of that city and
Butte Montana. for $4,000. On the
strength of this purchase the Utah
house inaugurated what proved to be
the must successful sale of jewelry ever
made in the West. 1t is now the inten-
ton of the Butte house of J. H. Leyson
to utilize their portion of this fortunate
purchase in the same manner. AS the
goods stand this firm less than As per
cent of their original cost it can readily
be seen that they are in position to
make a special sale of jewelry that is
sure to prove the most remarkable
event in the history of Butte merchan-
dising. 1t will require several days to
mark and arrange the stock for this
sale, which will probably commence on
or about Aug. q. Watch this space for
day and date.
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JUST WHAT He NEEDS.


Timekeeper Hawley Receives a Time
piece He Can Depend Upon.
Burt Hawley, timekeeper at the
Leonard shaft, was most agreeably sur
prised last evening. Mr.. Hawley has
been timekeeper at the Leonard for
two years, and has just been trans
ferred to another part of the company's
property. The employees Of the mine
surprised him at the shaft house by
calling him "up on the carpet" T. jeff
Booker was the spokesman, and he told
Mr.. Hawley that he was a good fellow
and had always kept his eye on his
business. Now lit was proposed that
the boys should hereafter keep a watch
on Hawley. Then he presented the
timekeeper with $3.50 gold watch. Mr..
Hawley was rendered speeches., but
managed to express his thanks for the
manifestations of esteem in which he
was held by his friends.
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BUTTE CURRENT NOTES.
ent pianos from Orion Bros.


Meet me at Newbro's fountain.
John Johnston is over from Helena.
D. J. Regain of Helena is in the city.
Dr. P. g. Wood is up from Anaconda.
Fred orion. piano tuner. 219 N. Main.
Coursing at West Side park Sunday.
w. G. Williams of Bozeman is in the
city,
Alex Henderson of Anaconda is in the
city.
A. e. briggs returned yesterday from
Salt Lake.
Mrs. j. NJ. Green Of Helena is visiting
in the city.
D. E. Swinehart and wife of Helena
are in the city.
Smoke Anna Held long filler cigars.
They are the best.
DR.. Schwartz, office 81 and 6S Owsley
block. Telephone 446.
Mary E. Smith of Philipsburg is reg
istered at the Butte.
State Senator w. A. Clark of Vir-
ginia City is in Butte.
Schiling Bros. tailors. have moved
to sc West Park street.
Scavenger work done by Harmon &
Co., s29 w. Bdy. Tel. 206.
A daughter was born yesterday to
the wife of John A. Allen.
All the late magazines and periodicals
at the Postoffice news stand.
Mrs S. B. Freeman of Red Bluff, Cal,
is visiting Mrs. c. r. Leonard.
Dave Goldberg's ticket office moved
to N. Main, next to N. p. office.
Young people are prepared practically
for life at Butte Business College.
New fur store, AZ w. Broadway, next
to opera house. ]. M. Froelich, prop.
Jerry Flanagan has returned from
New York, where he spent two months.
The Helena ball team arrived last
night full of confidence of victory to-
day.
Springs every Sunday afternoon and
evening.
You can get needles for all kinds Of
sewing machines at Sherman's, the
undertaken.
To thoroughly enjoy Sunday or holt
day visit Gregson Hot Springs. The
baths are the greatest in the West.
Dan Flowerree, the Helena pioneer,
came over last night. He is accompa-
MED by S. X. Flowerree, brother, from
New London, Md. .,-
Mrs. William Snidow and her sister,
Miss Jessie Mckenzie, will go to Salt
a couple of weeks.
Liebig's Malt assimilates quickly with
the system and irrigates the dry bones
of invalids, $3.50 dozen bottles. Mon
tana Liquor company.
w. E. Philips and wife are over from
Helena. Mr.. Philips is backing the
Helena team. They are accompanied
by Miss Nellie NJ Barger
The Great Northern railway is the
IL
car from Butte to Minneapolis and
St. Paul daily without change.
The state meeting of the Degree of
Honor will be held in this city next
week Mrs. c. A. McNulty, grand re-
ceiver of Virginia City, is now in the
city
Tonight any person breaking records
made at the Heilbronner bowling alley
gets a rs box of their best 121s-cent ci-
gars. The record for ten pins is 202
for cooked hat Al and duck pins 49,
Michael Heffern, aged 20 years. died
at the Sisters hospital yesterday A
brother is expected to arrive from the
East to-day, and it is probable that
the body will be shipped to PennsyI-
vania.
Columbia Gardens time card-Cars
leave corner Park and Main streets as
follows: 10 a. M, II a. M, IL noon, /
p. IN. and every 20 minutes thereafter
until 10 p. m. Gardens open free every
day of the week. Music by Rossner's
orchestra Sunday, Tuesday and Thurs
day, afternoon and evening.
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For Burglary,

d. E. Haskins was arrested last night
on charge of burglary. 1t is charged
that he went into the house at No. $50
East Park street and stole a suit of
clothes, the property of a man named
Clark. While Officer Conlan was after
the culprit the latter passed the clothes
to man named John ]. Ryan, whom
officer McGillic gathered in.
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Abused His Wife,

A Mrs. Davidson, who lives out near
the Olympia brewery. called at the po-
lice station last night and reported that
her husband was drunk and had abus-
ed her and her children. and said that
she was afraid to 60 home. The Off
GERS advised her to go home and for
get about her husband. 1t appears
that Davidson has been arrested on
previous occasions for abusing his wife
who. in every instance, refused to ap-
pear against him
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-08-19

Visitors to Crystal Springs are treat
ed to very novel sight these days. A
new well is being sunk to obtain
greater supply of water, and the pro-
cess is a very interesting one The
method is the same as is employed in
sinking oil wells in the Pennsylvania
oil fields. the old walking beam engine
being in operation daily. To see the
machinery working is we'll worth a
trip to the springs.
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Kate Bush's Hearing Continued,

Kate Bush, who threw the sulphuric
acid on Mrs. Hogarth in Justice Mich
OILS court several days ago, was to have
had a preliminary hearing yesterday in
Judge Harrington's court. The case
was continued without date.
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Wanted-To borrow $4,000.

We have party who wants to Dor
row $500 on property in Anaconda
worth $1,000 Property consists of six
brick houses, all rented. and bringing
in $1,000 a year Title perfect.
REYNOLDS & MCDOWELL,
46 East Broadway, Butte
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terday to be adjudged bankrupts. Their
liabilities amount to 81 ,057, the creditors
being Butte merchants, principal
among whom are the D. ]. Hennessy
Mercantile company and the Davidson
Grocery company. Their schedule
shows no assets
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Good things to eat, clean, airy rooms,
courteous treatment and popular prices
have built up the Southern hotel from
a few board shanties to splendid
brick structure.
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The body of John Cunningham ar
rived last night from Chicago. The
funeral will take place at 2 p. m. to day
from Sherman's undertaking parlors
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Millinery.

Will open up in my new quarters
Saturday, Aug. 10. Will close out all
summer goods at and below cost.
MISS L. f. MCLARAN
5S1a East Broadway Butte.
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The funeral of John A. Kennedy will
take place to-day at p. m. from Sher-
mans undertaking parlors.
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Children's glasses half price this
month at Butte Optical company's, Z
and Owsley. Examination free.
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Petition Bankruptcy,

Hettie and Thomas Mckay, doing a
grocery business in Harrison avenue,
petiuoned the United States court yes
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will You Sell for 5000?

We have a party who will pay $500
for a four-room house. Reynolds &
Mcdowell, as East Broadway, Butte,
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IF YOU DON'T TAKE THE STAND.
ARD YOU DON'T GET THE NEwA .
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STATE SAVINGS BANK

Corner Main and Park, Butte.
OFFICERS:
JOHN A. CREIGHToN.......... President
G. w. STAPLETON... Vice Presidene
T. M HODGENS. ...................C Cashier
Paid in Capital. 500 ooe.
Surplus and undivided profits, sSc.eco.
Under state supervision and Jurisdiction
Interest paid on deposits. Sells ex-
change available In all the principal citisl
of the United States and Europe. CoilecI
lions attended Co promptly. Transacts q
general banking business.
Directors-John A. Creighton, Omahas G.
W. Stapleton, A. II. Barrett. E. d. Lea
vttt 8. ". Kemper. T. NJ HodgenA
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ON THE RACE TRACK.
At Glenn's Falls.

Glenn's Falls, N. Y, Aug. B.-Glorious
weather and perfect track drew large
attendance to the grand circuit meet to.
day The spectators witnessed the best
racing and most exciting finishes of the
meet Seven horses faced the starter in
the opening event, the 2:N pace. with
Ananias favorite in the betting. The sec
ond heat Of this race furnished the most
sensational heat of the meet and the
closest finish and resulted in the breaking
of another record. Lady of the Manor, a
chestnut mare by Mambrino King, driven
by Geers and starting in the sixth place.
made the quarter in :34&, the half in
1:01 and the three-quarters In 1:31ls and
the mile in the mountaineering time of
2:O4A The best previous time made by
a pacing mare in a race was made by
Lena H.. driven by Mcdowell last year at
Cleveland. in 2:05l4. This is the fastest
time ever made over the track since
John r. Gentry made his race record of
2:o1a In 1897. Lady of the Manor i'm
proved her own best previous record by
-. seconds.
Twelve horses lined up for the 2:14 class
trot with Lord Vincent ruling favoritc,
and he won in straight heats, lowering
his mark in each heat. There was post
ponement in the 2:19 trot on account of
tho darkness and the race will be finish
ed tomorrow. Intact Hartwell and Pixie
will be drawn. however. Results:
got pace. purse S20Oo-Lady of the Man
or won second. third and fifth heats;
time. 3:04A 2:06la, 2:0sit. Royal r. Shell
don won first and fourth heats and was
second; time. 2:0Sk and 2:11A. Prince
Alert third. Ananias, Choral, Egoeen and
Exploit also started. ala class trotting
purse 81. so0-Lord Vincent won in straight
heats; time. 2:1Oi4. 2:09,a 2:08A. Charley
Herr second, Precision third Phoeby
Childers. Improvidence, Pnoter. Chanty,
Ruby H., Robert j. Nancy King. Pres
ton and Celebrate also started. 2:19 class,
trotting, purse, $500 unfinished-Lettah
s. won third and fourth heats: time.
PIN, 2:11a. Jock D. won second heat in
2:l1h. Dollar D. Wilkes won first heat in
2:l24. Excel, Esparto Rex Pixie Oak
ley Intact and Hartwell also started.
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At Hawthorne.

Chicago, Aug. ia killing was made
in the fifth race at Hawthorne to-day on
Hagerdon. He was backed from 30 to /
to to l here, and also. 1t is said, all over
the country. He came through next to
the rail and beat the favorite, Caloocan,
handily. May Beach ran six furlongs in
l:13. She and Montanus were the win
ming favorites. Weather clear, track fast.
Results:
First race. seven-eighths of a mile-Mu-
rat won, Harry Thoburn second. Ed Tip
ton third; time, 1:26A. Second race, five
and a half furlongs, selling-Azua won,
Lilly Ann second. Mont Eagle third; time
1:Os14. Third race, six furlongs-May
Beach won, Kensington second, News
gatherer third; time, 1:13. Fourth race,
mile and a sixteenth, selling-Fair De-
ceiver won, Little second, Young Dixon
third time, 1:4T4. Fifth race. five fur
longs-Hagerdon won, Caloocan second
Jake Weber third; time, 1:O1 Sixth race,
mile, selling-Montanus won. Racivan sec
ond, Owyhee third; time. 1:41A
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At Detroit.

Detroit, Mich. Aug. 1S.-The mare Fly
ing Bess established new track record
at Highland park to-day, when she step
ped six furlongs in 1:13aa Her perfer-
nance was the feature of the days rae
ing. Weather fine, track good. Results:
First race, seven-eighths of mile SELL
ing-Damocles won, Demosthenes second.
Traveller third; time, 1:29. Second race,
four and a half furlongs, 2-year-old
maidens, sellng-Aristo won, Queen Eric
second, Sinnemahone third: time. SO
Third race, three-quarters of mile, all
ages MISUNDERSTANDING Bess won, To-
hey Paine second, Advance Guard third (:
time, 1:131a. Fourth race, mile, allow
ances-Guilder won, Elm second Rubel
third; time. AZ Fifth race mile and a
sixteenth, sellng-Wirfdward won. Ellis
mere second, Percita third: time. 1:49k.
Sixth race. seven furlongs, selling-Man-
zanita won. Charlotte NJ. second. Libation
third: time. l:29.
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Davenport, Iowa, Aug. 1S.-The August
meeting of the Mile Track association
closed to-day. Weather fine, track dusty.
Attendance, 1900. Results:
Free-for-all pacing, purse s500-Directly
won second, third and fourth heats; time
2:05l2, 2:06$4, 2:05&. Eyelet won first heat
in 2:0Sa4. Tom Ogden, Birch Twig. Kitty
B. and Warren also started 2:25 class
trotting. purse s56O-Black Robert won in
straight heats. Phrase. Granite. Valor.
Vizeoff and Locks II. also started. Best
time 2l5h. PIG class trotting. purse $500
Sarah S. won in straight heats. Aggie
Medium. Josephine Dixon. Carrie Shield
Thomas c. and Algon also started.
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At Saratoga,

Saratoga, N. Y, Aug. 1s-~Only one first
choice captured the money to-day. Little
Veronica was the good thing, anything
from 80 to l down being offered. Results
First race, seven furlongs-Brigade Won,
Exit second General Mart Gary third
time, 1;27A. Second race, five furlongs-
Little Veronica won, Fleeing Moments
second. Golden Scepter third; time, / O2.
Third race. mile and a quarter-Tudeville
won, Beau Ideal second. Meadowthorpe
third: time, 2:07%. Fourth race. mile
Wolhurst won, Estaca second, Maurice
third; time, 1:4lk. Fifth race, mile-Al-
pen won. Myth second, Star of Bethlehem
third; time, 1:411a
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At st. Louis.

st. Louis, Aug. 1s.-Results: First race,
five furlongs-Fortunion won, Fly Lolita
second. Winnebejour third time / O3
Second race, six furlongs, sellng-Uncle
Bill won, Stella Berkeley second, Bessie
Ewing third: time, 1:16. Third race. 3
year-olds, five and a half furlongs-Marie
Brown won, Hi Nocker second, Can Rob
ert third; time, 1:0l. Fourth race, SELL
ing, six furlongs-Miss Bramble won, Ma
mic Louise second, Grantor third: time
1:l5. Fifth race. selling, two miles-Ko-
OAK won. Barrier second, Jack Bradley
third; time, 1864. Sixth race, selling
mle-Barriso won. Mamie G. second,
Lord Neville third; time, las.
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A Clearance Of Short Ends, Etc.

A Clearance Of Short Ends, Etc.
After placing the Domestic and
Linen Department in their new
home on the first floor, we found
several scores of short pieces of
Outing Flannels, Percales, Prints,
Muslins, Silkaline, Canvas, Duck
and Denims and several dozen Tow
els in linen and Turkish that didn't
belong with any particular lot.
These we place on sale to-day and
Saturday at a fractional part of their
former prices. First Floor, Second Counter
to the Right.
VAL LACE BARGAIN
special lot OF French Val L-aces bought
under very favorable circumstances will
be OH Special Sale to-day and tomorrow
thus:
Ia inch, 3Sc dozen. Value ssc
"a inch, 4oc dozen. Value Csc
! inch, soc dozen. Value 7sc
LACE HOSE BARGAIN
Black tan lace stripe hose far women,
fine quality that is worth 45c pair.
Sale 25c Pair.