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Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-11-16

Guthrie, 10. r., November 1.-THE
news Of United States District Attor-
pey Samuel l.. Oyerstreets sudden
death was received in Guthrie Nom
day morning. Monday afternoon the
local bar association met and appoint
ed committee, consisting of Attorney
General Harper S. Cunningham and
eX-Attorney c, Il, Brooks, to represent
the organization at the funeral. Mr..
0verstreet left here Sunday morning
In apparent good health. He was on
his way to his old home in Franklin,
Ind, to attend the golden wedding
anniversary of his parents. He was
born AZ Franklin, July "a, 1853, In
November, 1879, he was married to
Miss Julia Rogers Kern, of that city,
who died August 10, 1881. They had
no children.
He was city attorney of his native
town in 1880 and 1881. Mr.. Overstreet
later removed to Kansas, where he
was active In Seventh District Republic
can politics. In May, 1899, he was
appointed register of the United States
land office, serving until July of the
following year. In March, 1898, he
was appointed United States attorney
for Oklahoma.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-11-16
DEAD IN IT'S BIRTH.
street, Of oklahoma, Expires
on A Train,

Chicago, November As. L. Over.
street, United States district attorney
for Oklahoma, was found dead Mon
day in u berth on Chicago & Alton
sleeper when the train reached Joliet
from the west, The body was brought
through TO Chicago,
According to the Pullman conductor,
Mr. Overstreet complained consider
ably Sunday night of pains in his
stomach aud retired early to his berth.
About $3.50 Monday morning, shortly
before the train arrived at Joliet, the
porter of the Pullman ear went TO Mr..
Oyerstrcet's berth to arouse him and
found him dead, The fact was mme-
diately telegrOphcd to Chicago and on
the arrival of the train at the Dear
born Street Station, the body was
given over to an undertaken and will
be held until instructions are received
from Guthrie in regard to its dspo-
sition. Mr.. Oyerstreet was travelling
alone.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-11-16

"lIe laughs hest who larPhs last"
says Sheriff Long, II | bad charged
$3.50 instead Of $50 for taking that old
man to 0ssawatomie reckon my ma
jority would have been 1000, And II
all the prisoners had got away they
would have made 1t unanimous,
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-11-16
NO. H..
P. MARTIN DRY GOODS co.
Kansas Greatest Dry Goods Sellers Hutchinson Kas Nov 49, 1890
The Climax of Good Values

Are essential the prudent careful buyer whether for Of
merchandise another We equal surpass values
offered by other western retailers Our goods purchased
big scale and for cash only consequently position give
most and best for the price every time.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-11-16

members on Company Y, ono nun.
dred and Flfty-eighth Volunteers, and
the superstition is that others Of the
same company belong to the club.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-11-16

Indianapolis, Ind, November 13.--s.
L. Overstreet, who died on train
near Joliet, ILL.,, Monday, was a
brother of Congressman Jesse Over
street, OF this district.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-24

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toeaes 49, ~ sesesw sNeoG, { ~
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here ssS est t0rs ss1 three gmss . ~
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sks ss4as sNd N sss Territories Dssssalss
me spss~s They egDs Vim fhse seN1s
sn5 fsesa ssNe sss eIseHs Thy svslGes
come ~ fssn Ieokisx iise fsss, ss5 thss
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pie tss fss fhsif mssis
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fsassess saS~ef ~ make Moss fFoNs fips
ehss sseSs sejefr fwise svss sHf thsy
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-24
lO'd)Mf y IN Nj5M.
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SsaATs0S 0Wa 0veOv e0OnOt
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t'nsss ssSsss erssssy Tanner, n eps~
tsss. arrives in ne city sss ktehs sns
10 a sss~ss ~ fss aegesevsu vseA ernsfo$
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asanmsstss, as1 ~ NJ e;a~e ~ me Dees
session wes Appointed % sbs cgmmeres
s<sywwsfsse vsHe Asnsfos White. faAsnd
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sssds ~ tgess srss1 go Nwsyin0 -
fsss sbaf Vii Sums - Dsfess fbs1D oSeN-
msu~~s 81 mic winters sssaen. epwesos
Tsfhsr vsa seev1 ten 1srs ~ eyund psqnts
sna then Decessd ~ ess PseS6iesS - -
~ IN wsI~Nstss ~ sssswnsag wemf"e
In vsgsefssss.
az ne sswiss ssssssN ~ wAsvass Mss-
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me nest I've ysa<s mic Coast end puess
syana ~ni b. mes thoroughly fortified
Tho question ~ bsssoss wiu come -
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so iss MS 7 ~ ws. . dGs,si sSSso.
W. e,se sss~ss - s,sw. ss sslspMen
district ~ orir swS sB1 ~ Nwnrs sevNot
additional lighthouses. TIE engineering ~.
t~fimsrt ne rspssss6 ~ NE eNeesNb ~
ss,..s :'s = x: :ss .sss H.. s y:
svgis dangerous p0tns
"Oss ~ me sys1ef thspaStent bfsasbss
y stnets.siys jsesAe!son ~ nst SCISSOR
II. ' AK e" u s ~: Fl ~ ".ss ssss
tts psvtas sga sIl tfsysst>1 IN the -
ssfss5 evse tbs fsfvisSv, ~ pssssNi ths
DysGss tsws sys operative t6sps' The ydSa
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skfgssstggs session.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-24
HalDdkcrChIefS.

sChildrcn's Printed Bordered Handler.
chiefs, 20c PER dozen.
The Dewey Handkcrchisfs, with picture
Of 1.-THE Hero Of Manila" 3 for 10c
Ladies' White Hsmstitched and Printed
Bordersd UsSdkerchiefs, g for CSC.
Ladies' Swiss Embroidered and All Linen
Hemssitched Handkerchiefs, 10c each.
Ladies' Lace Edge, Swiss Embroidered,
and Hsmstitched Linen Hsndkerchiefs, 1sc
and $50 each.
A beautiful range Of Fine Linen Lace
Edged and Hand Embroidered Hemsti( bed
Irish Linen Handkerchief, SOC each.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-24

sns ~ rs ascsHss su~urses q lfse7 a
yoH5s~ wHn IN <~sttie rHn live ara tive
sef srs nsee thrxe naais dsy fr n -
Tts~k - n - safa mt twn rnaefa = fsv
y esn Hee fss - srssfI = suun - " " per
eeeS sne err q = 4 weev - ran go fse
ssea'lsn- meHfs = fav eftN lusufftA
wsas ~esi4 50 fhe hi - fark ~ = Fusr
fvne ~ ~ rate y go per eeet 10
sst~a W~r~ 4 e ara So " y - nos sgns
enough ~ anybvfy siwass etppe~fna.
tntfh s tn9saiiy ihs casn. fhrre q suM
efent qflsnfftv Of xreH fsH ffeeN sns
sfean. ans clfsnty esnfsd sns ~sFl srFyea
Fsr tT~atfast ~ would hs~e sstN~Y .
srsH ~~sk ~ rsecs ~ fried hsn' ~ TOO
ewxs ffset posss~es brees sns huttsY ana
ssr1e
rsr hfneh = assh " ~ossp esshsr ~ew or
~sfne Ttsa dish az urn psef ard rsbtsee
o. ssas' n1fss = ~yr4s Writ wf'N posafc~~
$40 nue efNrf vegetable hrvsa snd butter,
pie - putidfns. mia ~ conrc
Fof *nnef snop With salad chops ~
sfess - efe~. ~ roaw nes potsto~s
sri sns vegetable brad AMI butter rita.
nseian ~ patding ~es ~ mgIk
N tie matter 81 m.sfs ~ any ~ al hts
rcaie. Re - ~ NJ mans boHna fewn 20
tAe~e evsn r ire fsre~einx bui ~ fare.
fIe an Substitute eHtlrss Eggs, - ch5p~
81 any kind. exefpi lamb ehaps Or liver
eud bacon ~ snllfsr as~'se~ wifhosf, an In
eresss ~ cost
On three raeh mssis - a~scrissa hun.
6rtfs &c hard Worrying men Icing fhs
heaviest kinds - manual latter. ara living
ftfrF isT IN Seatff~ The meats and exv~
fgev eet aYc ~ frsyh "a and sometimes
srrster TRAN ne meats sra eue~ 20 he
feuna IN fne sacailef Hrs' lass rgssapr-
snte TIC tutter 10 usnslty bctter The
rsiik has - mere wasev n a sAsn In ths
"hi~nfsne easins hnsss~a ard ~ 10 ss-
sr'if the astne kind - wsfe< what theirs
3 - to ~sme hekcrS furnish sH the
Restaurants ~ifh brrsa The fruit is the
Same " ~ pisces
Tae eoree nav nave . srinr more ehgeory
IN Z ~ IRE ch.se restaurant fhan AZ ne
fia a4 where = ~ eetslfy - made 70 coffee
BIT ahat coffee - uesa ~ the chesp rr--
tauraHfs i tfuvHs1 ard sfosni on ihs
Frerelses sud = eew~e Rae - We sfalssr-
sfva on~ wpnlf ss ropn have re rec
nasrnfstsarer NJ xroena esv9ee- TIE ce-ck-
irR en ne aversss y =. sned 90 81 many
81 ihe swea restaurants for II 70 perfectly
risin srt fn~rr % no chsse- 's hits or
fisEsae snythsns sbf~rtsc~shs with the
BET eeansflrx ti'iss u cr~1uest.s ~ Some
SITTER Nod
TIE ~~vvtrs :. rsech gnferirr IN appear
snca - 80 s~ef places Thss@ are 30
snnwv fehi~cicfhs ane nsrsfv. hut tNe
fsoas sre e'ssn ard ne nabssns % ~
Sananrse lstpss SORT sns whts the fl~Nss
efe vf -s~Nsss~sgsrent rSsws. Trey are
eirar snF resr,y ant not "a. warv -
thHn To- writer's ars an'te ". attentive
- fsse in tte swefi ,sf~ssufans s. sri ~.
ref ~ 49, fw eo'ns tne ws~k fSry are
rait e. a.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-24
Wool Shrt Mt

Ladies' Wool Shirt Waists, plezset -
in navy, blue and red, sI.ss.
Ladies' Wool Wsists, in navy biss
BLOCK, Jokes trimmed win white BRAID -
ladies Wool Waists, trimmed v1ss -
taehe braid, in black, navy, blue and -
pal, t19s.
Ladies' Wool Waists, trimmed VI -
hair soutache, in black, rcyai, aavy - -
dinal, e2.4s and s2-ss.
Ladies' Wool Waists, IN black nssy -
cardinal, with appliqusd FOXES, sss5-
All Wool Venetian VASES, srubFus<t
with silk figures, bowknotz, esrr s%a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-24
H1nDelette g.

Lsdisy' FlsnneIests Gowns, full aD0
well made, in pink, blus and rss ssis4e
and Soc.
Ladies' FlanneIsfss Gowns, srimu1u :
sorchon lace and fswshcr ssftcn NJ
s3c and Csc.
Ladies' Empire FIsnneIerss g.
and blue stripes, alD nads Of G.
cloth in cream, blue and pink, ziu9u
tonshon lacs and wide fsaehw Asub
91.25.
Best TeazIedown Fannelesss g.
serloo hack and tucked yoke, trsm1st 60
satin ribbon and sorchon lace, s1-50
Children's Flannelesss Gowns, = =
45c, SOC, 75c.
Ladies' Flanneiette Skirts. 2sb - y
Soc, $50, 7sc-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-24
o4g Classes ~ Patrons.

wNF vHsmx wsa Nc wrrks tnAscrs sm1
eFsit n~ss- t~s sr~sss say sna want.
81 iisf on y o. e~ek can select ans
twh - ere riesi- a~~~ibs8 sna thsrr sec
hau frfis % fNks -fs~s - customers 1As
paffaniSr te@ eh~.p sWsfsarswss ~hHs
re sasu ~hs wans ~ sssss ss rsneN =.
rsr w~sk esn mSks tsr cent sfeak
fRsi sra FNer 80 flaHsr have 80 fefinws-
lne Srup ssist - fbfnasa~. testara ,r
essrftrsN~ra rssssf rs ken ~ s4~s - fassts
shof.s ~ ycung pa .ua psas ssaee. ~
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refsf-~@ N.iis* er fftrss VITA TO- esSer
veeasaHise Nrsa8 0F ssse saa huufes ASA
ane 80 ~ re~4cn a r~ason aN1 aaysa ar
ustk
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rests a ssv ts- wea ~hs eat fws rsess
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fs~nwss sfs~s SF sas~ens - 'Ns eNean rss
tanrsafs al ss~-s rssa err ~uektna fsr
vase ~hlcA aslew them 70 Sine A. nsssF~
sretssvs suvss~vs~ss . tsss 80 fsxfs. b1t
s--4s So. sss~.ss ~ ssssrsngs sAss ssY
w~w 80 rv~s a. re rNena rwstsNFanf
~ 80 sssrs sse - ans shsy ssssssass
fHe7n. shu~ aavfnm raeTe ws.snev - ssent
~ esH~T ssaoe~ er - save e. ~ EMS ~
the we<k
~e~ .. IS 80 ws~~ So worx ear sunaM
wsErs sriF va F&trorit~ tss ehesr~v res
fawfmnts A. raw e Fhe~~ sstfms Fsare~
Hl~rs~- ~ser wfrn es,sn1sfssszs ere - e
<sInt fakfne sheff ganeA. 80 ss<ss SiwH~r.
~Nea s@nt aownfawm sse sssN " a. hesn~
go fsfs a. nrre~ ffgss sAeaf g. the cnly
feseee 49, the p.srerss. - she ressssn
ehrsp r~stRa~ns tsrx. a. 4 - 10 ret
sresAvs tu~r@u~N - ssfeN se8 f@ssfsA
nstse en- tHe eaFt "a eaFus ypessG rs~n wse
v-silt rsfheT ras ea~sfsv f@ss csnset sf
fnrt So kn4ssa faT sSe9F meals sn sanse
etaee - sssSesfasesN tsan - ~~a sn a
sh~xn rnzfe~raaf ~ atArr s~ss~ trey
~s~s~r 80 s~e theg tesi>r Aha th~s sss>a-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-24

10.4 siz Soft Cotton BIsnksss, in tn,
gray and white, 48c.
iO.4 sixs heavier weight Tsn and Grsy
Notified BIsnksts, Soc.
ia siss Tan, Gray ssd White BlsakesS
76c,
~ siss Whits and Gray BIspkets, 9sc
snd Clio.
~ siss Gray and Tsn Notified Dlsahsss,
1tt8
ia size Heavy Twi1sd B1snketa, white,
sIso gray sad brown moesisd, t1.4s.
~ size BIsnksts, In tan only, $3.50.
1O.4 siss All Wool Whtts Blankets, >9.os.
III sizs All Wool White BIsaksss, $3.50.
III siss All Wool Blankets, in white and
silver gray, $3.50, $3.50, $50.
12.f size All Wool White Blankets, $500.
ia sixe All Wool Blankets, In plsin scsrl
lss, also In red and black plaid, $3.50.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-24
Buying IN Lxrs Lots.

-
vHr eook question dsrsssd Of psvs
comes The fecd supply. ce~s ~ rsns
hsip. etc In buyfnG thcir meats ana
heh 'rs rnnr Who fuas = cseae restaurant
buys Whole essrsss ~ time. From this
Re rsfs Me ssssss and rosas. chops os
cutters according 70 the nature Of the
animal. and then nsse the Balance r.,
sorrs. .sws sna = HUNDRED ana one ~
fsr.ns dishes Not a scrap Of the eow or
csf. sheep 90 nc6 10 wasted and me
enormous 9nsnstsv ~ meat us~d enables
tnssn 70 ass 40 al The meat Trey buy long
hsfors = hs. chance 70 spcH fu the
swell fes'aussot only ore ~ two different
Kinds Of ssesss ere called FOR. tui IN The
cheap r~ztaufsus evvy ssssh snss car be
cs, from csrcsss 10 as-d. sns score. ~
plain sssshs ere sold 10 . ssif dos~n sir.
luia " porisshcnss cuts n 10 - with
- rcssts ire shs asS the sshsy edbls
portions
so8p for thousand men day ssss-
nest 90 matte ~. for Fasss 30 sora ssstp
y ire r~~'smrstssr sap~'~ - hold NJ.
frs'e The scrsinsmsn IL - particular
about his souo 10 - shcut rs coHss
sni touilIon 10 noe for rim lie wants .
Tros strong hesvy sosp, soA fhs chap
frstAlfant siyes u W hin hersuse shsv
can utilis~ IN The assp Kettle oil sns sfesf
thsi esnnos - serves N 8shs~ wsys ana
im esrrs.s ~ t~~f safh srsnt sasrs
smnss half whs, v tra. - s~.s 10 trss
Q, nu'sioa ard hogs sn5 from eslvss bsss
on tnrauWA sat-f resf' "a pfrsisf pses
fsst nothing % wssf~9
pr nl~ ssss sns spslsry. ses In m1ny
ca~s Or he butter fns cheap restaurant
ran ~ ga hss M farm ~ his sye es~
tracts wf'h eerns farmer sns 'skss sg b.
rRs%es The Iasaansss rssf.arset sosn IN
ihis ri'y r~srfv 81 e~e farms ~ fhss,
osn 90 whteh TREY ss~e -vsssIxss sssh.
seiFss ara tsp~es ar-pr 80 ss~ss e she
rsssssrers ~ sfBpss
Dee gsgss~ss pf~prisssr ~ ~. lasgn~,
cs@sp fesfsursa' n sesisie ~ an gflier.
s'ew s@fs ! s~ef nearly son eNsg.is sv.
sry asv 49, 70 ssfe.f.s ssss meal ssFv@f
"a en~ eersen whss sApfia hava -.ss
wss fH.' 7 ssyw~8 500 r-~sts -vsss 4sy
80 eeauf'nx car~ o, r1res ssv. ~
eva ssFrn I Nsva f~u rnslra i@gwa sae,..
sssgn 80. 49, tat sr sDssnz rsh,
80 NJ ss~su .. Z 10y sB ~ srr.ast
nests SRI sussgf As ssfesems
hfs n frv*ssf ysesfs - ~ sane 80,
fsaf sarrsfse twe = 60. hssf sesswn fsa
'sarAsss zrs s~s tusf ssskgsv -. ss~e
stock fA.t they a. NJ esss 4 saaw are
fresh s"s A. - 80 rufl~t. 80 huv nv
r,as sleo sav wssf smss~v -. %. =,
fhs snehsn. wAssh q nss wasrs a. 90.
sestsn sesa 81 n pssf.r.-~s q lsss :.
paes tssssss ssr r~sssrs sna fsrs ~ pa,.
re~s ilMs . s~ssss 7 ssv ~ eeves ~ ~.
80 sseks sss rssss ssa srsssa /. ~rsetr
YES sfeIs~vsf@ = WIS sks~svv hut ~eh
rssa@ns ssss sra vsn ~fu ars ss.s o.
fsytfy = Fs~ps@ prsfsr . nfsis rAsrosv n
tne1F enre~ F7c0s 7 ess So g.. ans go.
hsrrs. 80 sore~#sss - gstr@ tss q.
hus s.y kf~@4 ara relss. ! pee fes@ easss
sAsr yea ws~sAs thsas - So csHfarris
t~xE sassT whtes I saY n ~. se4 ten
barre iess ~ fs~sA frww { S1y u ss@n
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-24

roHr asMsfv ssass ssr, n 49, 10 ~.
A~ss-s sses n - e.n~fsiss f,nss rss-1ms
sss fsrpno s~fsss seq n ssr Hsss-f:
'ees rseasss ssIisd ~ s.s rssss - sss Pc,
ef<er
ssroms Arrived s.ps q -, csssm,ss ',u~
Sos rssnefsre
TaTosA Ar'vsa. at "a ~ g.sh~-. sees
ssa Fsasetsssi ~ Osstdsrssi sess~ .ss fsensssa
ssliss sses r ~ls Liza - rstsn, ~ ass
f.ssefas sks plssdals 81 Gee tuneists
runr TOWNSEND 4uisss asss n - ris
neasesA -. ssa ffssftsea. btsa " Hgs,s
fydan nsa fwsasf1i stt n,t~s u Hfaf fro
n - aafa 49, rffsss f<Nses frerp usrsssH fsls
cssssse~4 rasf ffsw ssn Fssge w. - HIsss ri
TIA frrfs @zstfis - YtFsasfs
FstwF ff'fassW ssrsf s~v, a ~ Csseess~ssf
81 80 essntfs W. 80 ssss fv f@t lss ssles
tokpssss ss~s-t. swst "a No. ss mr..
frssn $50 I~Fs~
psser rFsls srss.ss asys n. shs aa4sn
sN~ss ffaes fasf Fssta<~
@ppMes Iwly a. tsf ~~ssh. is@s n .s~s
~ ~ tsasssis. ffsea fssstss - psfsf sgsna
fsar tsf estk. tses 80 sr@s. w. ~ i~veas
ssns ffts fssHas fs~ ffxsfps4
fr3ffgafp~ .sns "a wass ssa Tfsrseea -
nssss hsssess Fssurpss ST = - sfessgs a
srfns ~ ssai8sfaa wgfh sfss Esus 30 asqs n -
sgn ~ f~Ha 90 stFas fuy nH@s sass
= rsas reslss etfsSs srhs asiis - ps~ .sa~
49, 50 sasaytssfes sns tss fsfsssN AL ia atess
srssg fsssfs ga afEsf ~ Htsse@s - As.a
sesf Fsffssf s~sr
sAgfA ssEHsns s-s.~s ssss - 80, wtAs
fsss. fro - nsstis
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LADIES' Jackets

Ladies Brown Friezs Jackets. ha1 g.
lined, $3.50.
Ladies All Wool Ksrsev Jsexrss. IN -
and royal, fall satin lined, strapped -
$50.
Ladies Golf Jackets, ia casssrs -
blue and grav, pearl buttons. sfoso :
Ladies' KerSey Jsckets. s2n, csssr
ROYAL, al! satin lined. sr3-so-
Ladies Ksrpsy Jsekess. IN castor, -
ROYAL, scaIlsped tailor stitched ovsrsfz
back, velvet collar, $500
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Ureu . vssrs <sse ess 80 eisfs ~
~ nswSsseiuo ssfso pfsh nt~ntg ~ Hf~sd
sra bsslsf. ard ~ ss1ss gfsess sse
~ rsHse s1Aes fet . esHfs Ne esn ~
600 svsssS eeUs snS vvso1 So svssss ~
. stsh ~ pofF sua yesns fef we ss0.
sna ear n fsrf. bmy q single 5lsH " sssr
~ star fy~s fst ssst mercy pc eed
neeS ~sfh rfsp ~ soA~ 10 eerfs hess
she gssee m~e ees Mvst ssvs Usually
srrHewe az pessfg. ams~s~ fhs someiy sht
ausrfinus snksYH ess s~ - nissss6
n - xensyagiy ~ pfsefies ~ setfns tfs
whn afp eon fhNf uppsfs" 20 IRE Fsng
srvsrg so<s ~ eat hus ore fs@si 5ss,
b~eause gef - eenta espsrdef ~ ore RES
shey ean &C. fouf times fhs feof ere ssna
smount q money Flil bur y diviHsf Irfe
twe NESTS psrHrss~fv fhs eises a fren
sfo svs On : hsrs esfsres 10 svsH IN ~
sstIe. ssrpsiTne snssl ~ = esfy ~ fsls
estvg sn1 @taa' - a~ - ms sHy sBers
n y beurd - catch the men sip sfs hfyke
eHfnine fteyr the rovfh ffoN sefGss The
continent - frotn 4 ioNe - vessas, W.
ssffnur ~ me rssxfsss sssysesesnt cisss
thss belongs ~ swwT asy
The auesf'cn naturssly sfisss from me
foregoing statements VINO n II funs sh~
c.esp ss*'sufsnis snd how 10 u Trey esn
snofd 90 furnish good Ford ~ svrf fefes7
n answer TO the fret part ~ the question
u ear be ssff that ire conducting ~ enesp
rsstsursnts . 9vsN ever sseiuesefy 20 40
rnsls rare ~ rsopis bsss svefy sstioneiHy
n 20 10 found ssnon9 me propfIetofs The
Jspsn~sr t'nss.se ssd Americans yfedssn
insfe Their eosne the 4we5es Germans.
etc The Isrsness undoubtedly rnske fAe
srsstes successes n ths business ~ cheap
cTfefinv. nsxf the Americans then the
Chinese snH 80 On through fhs r9
The Jsesnsts Dsks esceftert cooks ~.
fesa. u II Claimed that with half ,hs sdu4
rsfion N r'ifep~sn rulsnsfy az a fepsn.
ere VIII make better coon than Q Frsenf.
man. and ss is wsii known, frsnee has
FOR rreres ~ yssrs fBrn'sheG the efsns
chsfs ~ the world IN private families the
Japanese sfs rapidly snppisnsins the C.hi-
r~-e sFff fhs American sffi IN tins stehrns
ard Whatever fnsv BE- sid about low wages
y csrnnt apply - the iitfis brown cooks
for they acmsna the top nofcn saIsr.ss
Ever IN mary ~ me American cheap res.
tnufants sh@ cooks srs japanese Ths
Chiness 10 fhsir own cooking ~ coors~
but there - something about "a fistasesn
70 ire Eufopssn palate. whereas tho tsp.
snsss eects follow the methods Of The
country IN ~hfch they are living and sved
al orisntsi dsshes
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Large we'll made Comforts, 69c and zoe.
Full sire Comforts, Turkey red covering,
SOC.
A fine Comfort, made Of good Saline,
white cotton filing, e1.25.
Silkolins Comforts, beautiful patterns,
fine white cotton filing, tied with zephyr
yarn, $3.50 and 800.
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Dress 6OodS,

S4-inch Plaids, In oil new effects, &c, 122e,
1:c.
sG-inch Granite Plaid, 2gs
3s-inch Pisids, in beautiful designs with
silk ovcrstripes, SOC.
3sinch All Wool Imported Plaids, with
silk overssripes, worth Doc yards fcvsu-
nate chance made them ours, 50 you can
have them 1t Scc.
Exclusive Plaid Skirt Patterns, no two
alike, Sass, t475, $3.50, $500.
~ 2oe Q vaed.
An endless variety Of exceptional worth,
among them All Wool Aldine Flannels. All
Wool Checks and Mixtures, Caners Hair
Plsids, sergss, Granite Cloths, stc., ETC., Csc.
AZ 6Oe Q Yarl.
Ss-inch All Wool Hemespun Chsvioss,
Tweeds, All Wool and Silk Mixed Checks.
Csmeps Hair Piaids, 6srges, etc.. etc, SOC.
ss-inch Black Crpens, in six differs.
patterns, 4sc.
Black Mohair Crepons, el0o, olse.
&l.s0, el.7S, ei.9s, e72s.
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A hsudsone range Of PYss4 Sxfum -
with plessed and hsbss 49,, so7ut -
$3.50, $3.50, $3.50.
BIaek Chevics Skirss, poinsed smioGmu
habit back, $50.
BIsek CsmeGs Hair Cheviss skiv4 -
med in psnei effect. with wids 81 nuw
nohair hescuIes braid, ss.7s-
BIsek Crepcm Skirts, besusifst -
hsbis heck, lined with yubizs 49, -
lins, 913.s0, $3.50, $500.
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1dDo1e1 ST.

Brown CsmeFs Hair Chsviss Suiob -
lined bon coat, $3.50.
Navy Blue BFesdesesh suifs. ddo -
waist, Handsome braid trimming 1kob Z
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W rsaa ~ ALASKA. ssarrx..
nsv. D. y. ~. tt~yA ~ Uesestss
what Ne Saw 90 ~. EssWsssos,

WhSs We saw 90 ps~ss Esewrssos'
fs.sf smorg ,hs people ~ NJ, Msfks
ps.isN ara he puisie in gen-rsl ~ hear
mere - the hesu,iss - 'he Aissksn trio
&c v'swsf ~ ,hs Post fntsiilseneer sscBr.
hiniiY consented - give az infofnsf tals
upon ,be subject nsyi T'hpfsfay evening
espssrsber y, IN ,hs .x'ul5 room % ~
Nsths ebufoh nj gei0rt
ehaFsft
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You will find here this assortment that &C.
ahead Of what we have carried previous years ~
still carrying goods prices low enough anyous -
have observed and provided the growing demand
better goods In every department this change b
and it is also important to notice that the goods not
priced but fair priced Economical purchasers viii an1
trading here will result in satisfactory saving
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