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some financial returns for their days
work. regardless of whether they woa
anything in the final. fairly substantial
prizes were placed on the heats. Then
a consolation race eligible to all those
who were unplaced in the qualifying
heats was run. aie the tirst three men
In this. together with the six riders
finishing FIRST In their respective quail
flying heats. constituted the bunch TO
ride in the semi-anals. The nine rid
ers were divided into groups OF three
each. thus making three seml-hnais.
the nrst man in each instance qualify
Ing for the final. which thus became
truly exciting race. the large original
held having been narrowed down to
tho three best riders present. Tho
prizes in the INA! were. OF course. much
larger than those awarded In the trial
heats. With such system as this.
where the winning riders have to rise
heat by heat TO the throne OF honor.
public interest Is kept muca moro
awake than when the days racing
comprises three or four races in which
everyone may ride and In which the
finishes are SO contradictory to each
other that the spectators are much In
doubt as 10 who should lie considered
fayorlte.
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American Cycles In siu m.

Cycling is becoming popular in the
little kingdom Of Siam, and in the last
two years it has developed wonderful
ly. This is not alone true of Bang
kok, but of the surrounding country,
and bicycles are encountered now
where formerly the elephant was the
prime means of transportation. Am
erican cycles are popular, but the field
has not been as strongly worked by
manufacturers in the United States as
1t has by German and English COM
petitors. French and Belgian wheels
are little known. The demand for BIZ
cycles continues to increase daily. II
1t is borne in mind that Siam has a
population of about 100000, that the
country Is steadily making progress
in every respect. that the roads are
good. and that the duty imposed on
bicycles is but 8 per cent ad valorem.
1t must be admitted that the market
there for American goods can be cre-
ated and controlled.
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A King at rhirtc-u.

One of the youngest rulers OF the
world is Sumshcrc Jung, tho young
king OF Scpaul, which lies between
Thibet and India. and which contains
the highest mountain OF the Hlmala-
yas. This little king. who is only 10
years old. has some hundred thousand
warriors under his command. and Us
they arc wonderfully brave fighters.
young Sumshcre Jung has the rcspec.
Of all the nelghhor!ng tribes and gov
crnments. and even the English gov
crnment is very glad. indeed. to keep
on friendly terms with this little mon
arch. These people of Nepaul are a
very queer mixture OF races. with the
Ghoorkas as the ruling tribe. Tho
only men that are respected In this
strange land are warriors. SO every
boy is brought up with the one idea
that fighting IS the only thing worth
living for. II anyone does
anything TO displease this little king
he can order his head to be cut of At
once and 1t will be Immediately done.
How would you like to have boy for
a playmate who could have your head
cut on whenever you did anything he
did not like? 1t is pretty safe to say
that he is never "it" in any game uu-
lesa he wants to be.
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Enropean Heat sxstem.

1t is notable fact that nearly all OF
the great European sprint races fur
nish each in itself full days sport.
Instead Of running several distinct
races. the continental promoter makes
drawing card of some one grand
nee in which compete from twenty to
thirty riders and which comprises
some nine or ten heats and final. For
instance. in the recent great prize race
of the U. V. F., there were six original
qualifying heats. The men were d.
vided among these so that each heat
would yield a spirited race. That all
Of the best riders in the heat night get
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Titus Prove. n victim.

Fred Titus certainly must have need
cd the money very badiy-there was n
losers end. OF course-to have consent
ed to offer himself up as sacrifice n
the manner he did nj woodside park.
Philadelphia, when, out OF condition
and hog fat" he easily fell victim to
Archie McEachron, the Canadian "un-
paced king" In IN UNLIMITED" pursuit
race whose duration was less tnnn
three miles. The 1000 spectators looked
for n run for their money. but they
didn't get 1t, the Canrck gaining
ground from the drop OF the hat. Nc
Eachren. winning the toss. chose to
start from the tape. Titus being sent
away from the backstretch mark. At
the end OF the first mile Titus bad lost
fully seventy-five yards: at the two
mile mark almost double that distance.
At this point the Canadian. realizing
what "cinch" he had. put his head
down. and after n hard sprint OF fully
three-quarters OF mile. passed Freddy
about seventy-fve yards short of three
miles. Archie's victory. while hollow,
was by no means a discreditable one,
as his time. 6:52 3-5. bears witness. The
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Walter. Win. Three cornor.d Match.

Walters Wins Three CoEncred Match.
A three-cornered l00-kilometcr match
race was run at Nantes. France. re-
Gently, between Bouhours. Fischer. the
German, and Walters. Bourhours
jumped his competitors at the start.
and before they had gotten their high
gears moving in good shape was fully
100 meters in the lead. He was over
taken in the tenth lap. however. by
the Englishman, who did not wait for
him but ran ahead and cut out a pace
that allowed him to continually lap
the others. He carried OFF the race
with eight laps to spare over Fischer.
who compelled the Frerchman to fin
ish third. The time was somewhat
slow. the 1O0-kilometer task being
dragged out during 2:1a:33 2-5. The
1O-kilometer race for pacemakers prov
ed more interesting than the match.
1t was won by the Prennet team. who
rode as in pursuit race all OF the
way, tapping the rest Of the field at
the seventh lap and finishing first by
an unusually wide margin in the splen-
did time OF 1854.
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Teddy. Tutor, raom.. Tln.isr

Thomas Tinker. Teddy's tutor.
Tried to teach Ted taetfully:
srihins Teddy thought too t!resome
Tutor Thinkers tendency.
Therefore Teddy. tempting trouble
Tried to thwar, the tutors tact:
Turned TO taking truant trudges.
TIL T. Tinekier Teddy tracked.
Tutor threatened. truant trembied.
Then to tardy tasks turned they.
Thanks TO tutelary tyrani.
Teddy's talents tell today.
-Addle 5. Colon in Harper's Round
Tabia
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steven. Win. a, nan.,e.

Before a very slim crowd Orlando
Stevens gained the title Of halt-mile
champion by defeating Kimble. Cooper.
kiser snd Mcfarland In the champion
ship race for that distance a, the y. C.
A. srasd circuit meet at Buffalo. Two
heats only were ron. In the iirst Nc
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I.a.,,.. Can Wear shn.-

One size smaller after using Aliens Foot
Ease. a powder for the feet. I, makes
tight or new shoes easy. Cures swol.
len. hot. sweating, aching feet. ingrow.
ing nails, corns and bunions. \, all
druggists and shoe stores. IS cts Trial
package FREE 10y mail Addio,s Allen
s. Olmstcd. Lc Roy, y. y.
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Remember tha; cholera morbas.
cholera insantum. summer COM
plaint. bilious collie. dIarrhoca and
dysen;cry are each and all catarrh
OF the bowels. ca,arrh Is the only
correct name for these affections.
Pc-ru-na Is an absolute specific for
these ailments. which arc so COM
mon In summer. DIR. Hartman. IN
a practice Of over forty years. never
loss a single case OF cholera Infan-
tum. dysen,ary. dlarrhoea. or chol-
era mo.bus. and his only remedy
was Pc-ru-na. Those dcslrinI fur
thcr particulars should send for n
free copy of Summer Catarrh."
Address DR.. Hartman. Columbus. o.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-08-24

"Every human eye has blind spot
in It," said the scientific boarder. II
wonder" asked the savage bachelor,
"if that accounts for matrimony."-
Indianapolis Journal
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-08-24
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.
SOME GOOD STORIES FOR OUR
IuHiOH READERS.

a Seaside Fair. How the Hoys Helped
Tho Show In the Old ssiiboat-A
Hing ss Thist~en-rhe Story of search.
hsht-ea = Maze.
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ROBERT DOWNING
Tells the Secret Of His Great En-.
durance,

Robert Downing was recently inter.
viewed by the press on the subject Of
his splendid health. Mr.. Downing
promptly and emphat!cally gave the
whole credit Of his splendid physical
condition to Pe-ru-na. saying:
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-08-24

preliminary events were of a character
to whet the appetities of the crowd for
a fierce contest in the event of the day.
and they filed out of the grounds yls
IDLY disappointed after the idol-shatter-
ing experience.
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sweet Revenge.

First uorte-used up all those ,nciss7
some left.
First .HorIe-sca,;cr few close to the
curb: here comes an automob!Ie.-oh!o
State Journal
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'Mis- Spsiium wears all her best sum.
Incr clothes down To the office" lis she
nhc says IL scnrcs her employer 20 he
doesn't give her much work to do"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-08-24
Hin, to uou.rhe~prrs.

Alittlc dry ''fauiticss Starch" will make a
large quantity Of starch mixture and gives
better results than any other starch: try IL.
AL groccrs sell "fauitlcss STARCH" ioc.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-08-24

Docs your husband look after things
while you arc away, Mrs. DwigEs7 He
takes care OF The chickens and children.
but l always send my house plants over
to mothcr'A"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-08-24
NOTES OF THE WHEEL
MATTERS OF INTEREST TO Dew
OTEss OF THE BICYCLE.

Rast Nile on the RoAd-Midset Je. Dow
nsy Covers Massachusetts straight
away Course In i;I0 s-s-Titus Proves
Victim to Met.sehren.
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"a woman. ! notice. always lowers her
her voice ~ ahc doesn't get IT."
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-08-24

lAxxM1y[Ex Ans~silnIs dSlitEI \ Ttfs
4}4klSS2HS NV uai list IL sstfz lsl1s.
send for catA lsgs Ss
save wa the atS
isi per cent.
boilers and an automatic engine. EJZ 81
up where u can be seen.
/ direct et-actinE double engine h0!iitt.
/ large coal hoist. double drums. ii
Is ii. L. center crank enEinc. HsE.
loo II. l.. slide valve engine.
/ sxio modern horizontal CnE.Ie. new.
] 10 II. u. portable engine.
=. II. +. horizontal steam engines.
/ 20 II. L. horizontal tubular I0!!eF. CO.
% II. i. horizontal tabular SolIea.
1 ii. II. horizontal tubular bolsr.
hnlf-arch front. complete.
arch front. complete.
90 II. +. locomotive type boiler, ns-iJ
I feed water heaters.
Vertical boilers all sizes.
1 sx5r.sG worthinston outside pasks:
duplex mine station pump.
7 I 16S.NiS Smith Vale mine station pssa
i iS,.xiOxi: worthington pump.
Il I:-inch atcam and s-lrch water Ca y
J ,::inch stroke DUPLEX mine pump
! deep well pump engine
I xii blake crurhcr.
txiO Blake crushcr.
large capacity orc buckets. Eooe
sO-lneh Lcrcii water wheel. in casa
latest improved pa,on, smoke Coz
/ foot Rowland pulvcriEcr. new.
s ir drills. different makes.
rue Nanncr.
l., 'draullc classinor.
IL tutomntic sample splitter.
/ iplc-gcarcd winch for derrick
inches. suitable for raising sshh'ht
q osum mill uieisncr & Co. Chic1se'
.. rum holster, suitable for derT'e~
l 10 on Fairbanks wagon scales; -,
j.. Dot railroad Fairbanks track s'"'s'
iolt IT railroad track scale.
1900. t 4-inch well casing.
10 fuf ace doors. =, Iii
l lot C. brick machinery and tnos, W. y,
sell or \ radc for brick: good chance "
start In I he business. sic.
! complete laundry plant. cheap as s,rrT; nlts;
l assay outfit. complete. with pAiAA''
and small crusher. ,oun.
Shafting. puilcys. boxes. collar cuTg rs
linss: also globe valves and D'"'N P'',
a,; large dIrive belts and numerous 'HlA'
DON'T EtAIL TO CALL AND SEE EE,Sps STs
LINE. WE PAY CASH FOR AL NJ "a.
CHINERY NANp sUPPLIEs.
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Denver Directory.
HARNESS

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pussy ~ harEsssgl
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lowest Nkj-ss
prices cstsl,.
! FR,rD ui'p,
u ipenter c0l.-tsa
-AAhISATIOS
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The J.H. Montgomery
Machinery Company

i.Niso Curtis .sFvs.
ino baFsAius p zs
chineTy, ;hIazEaJr
ni;s,i aud FSaJsrts-
mediate ,icl'tHI Arti.
tiai list Is stfa tsHs.
,~-nd for caSA ~ We
can save yul tfg G. atS
isi Per c-ni.
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HYPNoTrsM EXTRAORDINARY.
Some New Feats by Partisan Young
Woman

Some New Feats by Partisan Young
Woman.
y very puZzling young person IS at
present exercising the curiosity of Pari-
slams. She is known to fame as Mdlle.
Lima. says Pail Mall Gazette. Till re-
Gently she was an artists model. Then
Colonel dc Rochas and NJ. Jules Bois
discovered her strange capabilities. and
Mdlle Lima has since passed much of
her time III hypnotic frances, a state in
which she performs wonders that must
be seen 10 be believed. Her sponsors,
IL WIKI be we'll to remark. are men OF
high standing and acknowledged repu-
tation. and not professional organizers
of raree shows. Colonel de RoChas is
ut the head OF tho Ecolc Polytechnioue.
4 government institution, and one of
the foremost educational establish
ments in France. NJ Jules Bots is
among the most talented of the younger
school of French notism and kindred
subjects.
Presented under these auspices. Mdlle
Lima cannot be dismissed as a vulgar
impostor. Her pretentlons at any rnte
deserve TO be looked into. They are
wonderful enough. Mdlle. Lima. for in
stance. is the best subject Colonel de
EochaS has so far come across for
demonstrating the phenomenon he
terms the characterization OF sensi-
blity." When in II trance her sens,-
bility leaves her body and can be local
lied by the operator in any object he
desires within few feet OF her. If
this object be pricked or otherwise
MANIPULATED Mdlle. Lima experiences
exactly the same sensation as If the act
had been performed on her own per-
son. whereas her body while she is in
this state is wholly insensible. It may
he objected that this sort of thing
might be feiEned. Colonel dc Rochas.
however, vouches for several cases in
which deception would seem TO be out
OF tho question.
on one occasion. for example. the SEN
s!b!lity of Mdlle. Lima had been trans
rcffed to a Photographic plate. Various
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experiments were made and then the
subject was brought back, as 1t was
thought. TO her normal condition. After
the lapse of considerable time Mdlle.
Lima was suddenly sliced with shiver-
ing and then with violent sickness. 1t
was found that simultaneously with the
appearance of these symptoms NJ. Euer,
TO whom the Photographic plate belong
ed, had immersed 1t, unknown to the
rest or the company, and in n dark
room in distant corner of the house.
IN n chemical bath and was developing
1t In the usual way-a process which
had afflicted Mdlle. Lima with a sort OF
seasickEess.
In another curious set of experiments
music played an important part. IT was
within hearing of Mdlle. Lima while she
was under the hypnotic influence sine
adopted attitudes suitable to the music
played. In every case the attitudes were
so strikingly beautiful and opposite as
to excite the admiration of the operatio
artists and painters who had been in
vited to witness the experiments. Here
again the suspicion might arise OF de-
ception, though there IS no reason to
believe that Mdlle. Lima has ever had
and musical or dramatic training. But
direct proof has been forthcoming OF
the genuinenesS of the phenomena. Al
Polish musical composer who witnessed
some of the experiments asked to be al
lowed to apply a test that would satisfy
him that Mdlle. Lima. was NOT merely
going through performance rehearsed
beforehand. What he did was to play q,
Polish country dance that has feIlen
even in Poland into almost entire OBJ
livton. To his astonishment Mdlle Lind
went through the dance exactly as ft
ought to be performed. though 1t was
uetterly impossible that she could have
learned the proper gestures and meas-
urc.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-29

lived on terms OF closest intimacy, not
to learn law. but 10 acQuairt himself
with the practice of the English courts
and 10 obtain some introduction to the
English bar. In June. 1866. he was
called to the bar by the benchers OF
the Inner Temple, and entered at once
upon a lucrative practice. Because of
his knowledge of law, merchants, in
Guiding insurance. shipping and foreign
trading. his clients were principally of
the mercantile class. The law of Lou
isiana had its origin in the code Of
Iustinian. and Benjamin's familiarity
with the principles and the modes of
procedure of this system gave him "a
distinct position superior 10 his broth
cr advocates when arguing before the
Industrial committee of the privy coun-
ell. appeals from the English colonies
of French origin which were coded To
England before the code OF Napoleon"
While junior he had briefs before
the House of Lords, and Lord Chancel-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-29
Representative payne "a commits


rBy Telegraph to Virglnian- PllotD
Washington. Jan. 2S.-The President
has appointed Representative Serene
T.. Payne, of New York, member of
the Joint High Commission to fill the
vacancy in the American representa-
ton on that body. caused by the death
of Mr.. Dingley. Mr.. Payne also sue
ceeded Mr. Dingley as chairman Of the
ways end Means Committee of the
House. He represents the Twenty
"'~h'" Now York District and is now
serving his seventh term.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-29
Charges Against Ncbrns4n Judge.
tEy Telegraph to virglnan-Pnot,

Lincoln. Neb., Jan. 2S-Charges af-
fecting the integrity of District Judge
Scott, of Omaha. and seeking his i'm
parchment by the Legislature. were to-
night presented to Speaker Clark. of
the House, and will be presented to that
body when 1t convenes Monday. The
charges are preferred by Attorney Da-
via van Ellen. of Omaha, and anumc-
rate many alleged shortcomings. Speak
er Clark refused TO submit the charges
for inspection until the House had
first passed on them.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-29

and saying that General Richard Tay-
Tor would never surrender the trans
Mississippi army. The prophesy was
short-lived for Taylor took his parole
n few days afterwards. benjamin had
u sanguine temperament and not in
frequently when the clouds lowered /
sought conversation with him to hear
and catch his ever hopeful views cf the
future. Some Of the older inha bitants
of Richmond may remember the meet
ing in the old African church on Broad
street when Davis and Benjamin spoke
to key up the people. who were becom-
ing respondent. TO greater fortitude
and hopefuness. With difficulty Ben
jamin avoided capture and made his
escape from the country and settled in
England.
AT THE ENGLISH BAR
Promptly he entered as student in
I.incoln's Inn, London. He became a
pupil OF Baron Pollock, with whom he
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-29
,.c IL Noi nuu,,,,,,

(By Telegraph to Virginian- Filo.)
San Jose, Cal. Jan. 2S.-Sheriff Lang
ford has wired the Burlington, Iowa,
sheriff to release the Durham suspect
he has under arrest. The officers are
satisfied the man is no, Durham.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-29
Ano,her RerImen, nennr,s.

(Ry Telegraph to virginian- PIlot1 y
Savannah, Ga, Jan. 2s.-The trans-
port Chester. with the Thirty-frst
Michigan Regiment. went to sea to-day.
bound for Cienfuegos.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-29
BENJAMIN WAS BRILLIANT
Or. J. |. M. Curry's RecoIIec-
tions.
Versatility of tho Famous Jewish
staicsman-Hi Mntch,css Powers
as ~ Drbater In the United states
senate.

DR.. ]. l.. NJ. Curry contributes the
following to the Atlanta Constitution
under the head. "Recollec tons of Great
Southerners:",
AT the Southern Baptist convention,
in Baltimore, in 1868. northern WIS.,
tor in an effusive speech spoke of "the
brethren" before him as late rebels"
and DIR. Nell. the presiding officer,
promptly and properly called him to
order. From parliamentary point of
view the decision. criticised after
wards. was correct. From a constitu
tional and historic point of view, the
term is equally unjust and offensive.
Secession was not rebellion nor revo-
luton. 1t was not anarchy nor law
lessness nor resistance to legally con-
stituted authorities. 1t was an appear
to fundamental principles, to reserved
rights, the operation OF an ancient and
well-underStood claim, most carefully
and presciently by some of the States.
notably by New York and Virginia in
their ratification of the constitution az.
the compact of the union. Talleyrand.
long after the period had passed, sale
La revolution Il desosee la France"
Such was not true of changes wrought
ny the new government in the South.
The state governments remained
they were. To preserve them in their
integrity was the object OF the new
movement. There WAS no purpose in
those who led in the formation of the
Confederacy or is in maintenance to
destroy revcrcd traditions or proclaim
theories OF government acceptable to
anarchists or mobocrats.
IL was never dreamed by them that
practical -Ehcrty-e nt;ld-ha- found d-oii-
abStrac; declarations or that institu-
tons which had produced such remark
able statesmen and jurlsts and such re-
hned SEd polished society, such speci-
mers of chivalry. courtesy, true
WCmarliness. were not worth Nreserv-
lnE mt the costlicst sacrifice. Unfortu
nately the conquered do not write the
accepted histories Of the struggle OF
1851 1860, nor Of the causes which led
to H. aud the South must perforce CON
tent herself with the unrcgarded pro-
Tests ana with explanations rejected in
advance. The question is often asked by
persons inclined to fairness ana unwill-
ingness to condemn in ignorance how
men OF culture and Intelligence. Chris
tian men. could have been guilty DELHI
cratcly of treason" or engaged in
fratricidal war against the union. The
question hcgs the whole issue and can
not be discussed or decided here. Hon
est inquircrS may be referred To the
books of Davis, Stephens. Isledsoe ana
others as giving conclusively our side
OF the controversy. 1t NAV be stated
that At the time of The Presidential
election in 1850 there were I'm the State
governments and in Congress men of
large experience and Of great ability
from the South. Without invidious dis
tinction or more than the mention of
rev. it may suffice to say that in the
senate were such men IS Hunter.
Clln3man. ToOmbs. Hammond Davis
General Lee, Mallory and S;ldeu. There
was no one more CAPABLE or distin-
Tuishrd than Judah p. Benjamin, Of
Louisiana.
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Night Robes, 49c.

Lot o. Mems Fine Muslin Night
Robes-cut full length-some nicely
embroidered. very good value at zoe
i9c.
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Mems $3.50 Suits, 81 90.

Du~:nc this hour we Offer you the
choice of Mems Stylish Clssimcre
and ChcVi0t Su;s. which : Ia from
$; ~ 10 $40. for Si.9O-A variety OF
nObby styles 10 select from.
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35c. Neckwear, tic.

Lot OF Mems Fine Silk Nocllwear-
In Tccks. Puffs. Bows, Impcrials and
and ISptterns-sold at &c. and 35c.-
your choice during this hour lie.
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Your choice of splendid lot OF
Childrcn's Windsor Bows. IN a variety
or pretty patterns, which sells ull
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-29
Mems OveraIls, 39c.

Lot of Mons Extra Heavy Overalls
made OF the best blue deni.n--with
or without apronS--reinforced seat and
kuecs-worth toc. anu I5c,-rhoy so
for sec. pair
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$500 Blouse Suits, $3.75.

Lot of % Boys blouse Suits. in bluo.
black and fancy shade elegantly
trimmed with silk bra d-sold al 500
Will be offered for 1915.
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Hub" Collars, &c.

The Hub make 4-ply linen Col
lars, in all the newest apeS-twenty-
six STYLES TO select from-usual price
l0c.. VIII so for 6i.c. each.