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Dr.. A. Y. Banes' Rheumatic Specific

has an especial affinity for all morbid deposits.
Use, in conjunction with 1t, the Ointment of
3, soothing healing salve which reduces in
Examination and thickening, 50 cents per bottle
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Peorin Markets.

Peoria, July Corn, higher; N
2, 1874.
Oats, higher No. 8 white 25A.
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The schools have opened up again
at Alden, all danger from diptheria
having passed.
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TRAINS LEAVING JEFFERSON rkEEE
UNION STATION
A. j. Packard, Agent.
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE s. ST PAUL
Arrive Depar
Chicago Dubuque & MIL. F1:30 am t2:35am
Chicago, Cedar Rap, ETC.. fl0:S5 am t5:25 pm
Kansas City u Southwest. 1880 am Fl:35 am
Kansas City and local.. ts:30 pm tl0:4o am
Freight trans depart south tT:00a. M, N2:0J
d. IN; north HIS q. M. *10:30 a. III.
: *Daily. Except Sunday. Except Monday
Freight trains arrive at and depart from OF.
nnlMa JUNCTION,
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friends in Lucas this week.
Miss Eliza Gilbreth, of Hamilton,is
visiting in Avery this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Houston and
children celebrated in Hiteman.
Miss SENS, of Lucas, is visiting at
the Scavenger home.
81 BiDWELL.
Bidwell, July 100. M. Stringhan
and wife were visitors at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Garfield, Sat
urday and Sunday.
The sad news of the death of Mrs.
G. H. Garfield, Of Derby, Kansas, was
received here late Saturday evening.
Her death occurred as a result of a
surgical operation. The news was
shock to her many friends here.
Mrs. Garfield has lived in this neigh
borhood all her life and was well
known as kind, conscientious wom-
an and respected by all She had
lived in Kansas but short time.
Misses Navy and VERNE Small
We're baptized Sunday evening at
Chillicothe by Rev. Coggeshall.
Mrs. Joel Cramblit, of Munterville,
visited Mrs. Sam Bowen, Sunday.
Chas. Harlan and wife visited Mr..
and Mrs. Smith near Munterville,
Sunday.
Mesdames ]. H. Chisman and M. f.
Chisman returned to their homes
Thursday after spending the Fourth
among relatives.
Frank Yenger spent Sunday visit
ing her parents near Blakesburg.
kEB.
Keb, July 10.-Mrs. Charles Wright
of Ottumwa, spent Sunday in town
with friends.
Miss M. L. Jones, of Ottumwa, was
calling on her lady friends on Tues
day previous to her departure for Des
Moines.
H. H. Jones, of Seymour, was in
town on Thursday.
The union Sunday school passed a
resolution on Sunday to have Sun
day school picnic on the 4th day of
August. All the Sunday schools in
this immediate vicinity will be invit-
ed.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bennett was in
Ottumwa on Monday
JOuu IiuSl, VI SIuCluudIl, Id, Was
in town on Wednesday.
Mrs. Ted Jiles and children, Of Lu-
cas-, spent the Fourth in town, the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan Phil
lips.
w. E. Williams and George Holt
spent the Fourth in Pekay and Oska-
loosa.
Mr.. and Mrs. James shevlin spent
Wednesday and Thursday in Mystic
with friends.
E. R. Davis, of Lucas, was in town
on Friday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Rees enjoyed
a visit from their sons and families
of Delta, last week.
David Morgan moved his family
from Ottumwa on Friday He will
engage with Thomas Bagnall in the
saloon business.
MYSTIC.
Mystic, July 10.-Our city was very
quiet on the Fourth as most every
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
HOMESEEKERS
Excursions
Twice Each Month During 1900.

0nlTygl The Illinois Central will run
VllllIuI Homeseeker's Excursions to GER
AIIIJIIl tain points in the South the
1ir,ae of 4 ,a N ant nd
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STOCKS UP
md DOWN.
Rallies Followed the De-
( preston in First
Prices.

with q few exceptions the Information.
als and the metal stocks showed fnark'u
Aggression. declines IN several cases APP
nruaching a point. mt the opening OF the
o1ock market to-day. 49,
The market was active and dealings
veIl distributed. Sugar Immediately
after ,pen.ng AT its 81 reacted IL. 10
rs a., then steadily climbed another
n,I.s IN ia SIAN extreme advance OF
- points.
The recovery In this stock Influenced
rallies elsewhere. Federal Steel rose 5-i
70 y. Missouri Pacific. Burlington and
Peoples Gas also advanced substantial
". However. the majority OF stocks
were inclined to sag In the early hours.
Buoyancy In some Of the low-pfieed
stocks combined With rise To tne
record figure IA Pennsylvania gave
otimul Is to the market, and many
classes Of stocks were absorbed at rising
Srices.
Pcnnsyivania rose TO ii2 81 against
~. years high record OF iG- Peoples
Gas extended Its gain to points ana
1esdiug ist pf. o Interest became more
esnssai In the railroads. hut some lead
hg stocks continued sluggirh.
There was profit taking uider cover OF
ohe strength In special stocks and weak
ness developed IN Pacific Mall and Conu'
nsn:sl Tobacco. Southern Pacific also
showed depression and declined a point,
chile Baltimore a OHIO and fennsyl'
Vunka reacted as much. The whole mar
nat showed a yielding tendency. -.
Pressure against the market became
acute and not only were the carrier
DAins cancelled bat many stocks ralra
II The neiEhborhood u a point below
Yesterdays iinal figures.
the decline ceased before /? o'clock ana
Drtces hardened. Some - the specials
He regained q point but recoyeries
n the standard issues We're more mou.
crate.
A jump Of 35-t 10 United States Rub.
Ger on The dividend declaration and OF
Z IL In Cotton on preferred had an IN
otsnfe IN checking the decline.
The market made only a nomentary
stand against the rcallxing pressure. and
the fail In prizes was renewed. the
former low level being exceeded. The
fAcifics. Changers and Trunk lines were
81 notably affected.
When the selling .novemcn, mad spent
Ms force hftees minu;es yet remained
ef the session. and prices set about a
6esultory recovery
The closing was duh and iirm. and the
BNlly showed net changes mixed.
The total sales Of stocks to-day were
"a, 20 shares and II bonds q. xsO DO par
vaius.
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WHEAT WAS WEAKER
ON LOWER CABLES.

wbea; opened weaker to-day owing to
che considerable amount II grain car.
nd over night whish came out inlu.
eaced b. the Disappointing cables from
France Foreign houses bough, some.
uoet ut the start. Corn was also
oQectiyely weaker.
gbest. q IS: Jul!. a 81. Aay I'm.
- IS
caicsgo'f opening prizes ssre " 3
Shest. 81 II: July, ~ is. sepieu, Der.
= ~. NAY corn. ~ IS. May usis. q Is
Nee yort's closing prices w,re. MAJ
Wheat. ~ ia ssked. July. q - asked
ept. al, MAY corn. sS-N May oats.
chicssos closing prices were: MAJ
ehtsL 81 hi1. Az u ~ ~; July. a ~
~ sep'enber. ~ i-s bid. MAJ oats.
The evening world., 1900-04-05
Bicycle Sundries.


Prices are the unique features Of
this stock. Our watch on the mar.
ket never re!axes. For that reason
we know the les, value, are always
10 he found here. The same convic.
ton is fixed in the minds Of thou.
sands. A few illustrative bargains.
pier Cd Lamps, value $50 ous
Price o4c.
aoth Century on Lamys. value 81 our
rfiee si.u.
Brilliant Gas LAMPS, valu. s, a. our
Prize si.ie.
stir,h Ligh, Gas Lamps, value q; our
prize $40.
Thrssin-One Oil. value ise.: our
Prize &C.
FOO, Pumps, value i,t+ or price 3<c.
New Departure tlseiri; Stroke Bssb,
with eisnsp, 2ts.
New Departure Continuous Ringing
Bells, sc. and a-c.
Sheiion Single Tube Thss.v value a. %
or Prize $40.
WEBSTER Single Tube Tires. guassa-
tsed fos 800 valst ~ OF psiee
$40.
The evening world., 1900-04-05
Children's Refers and Coats.

Children's Refers and Coats.
They'll fit away as soon as seen.
Select the style you like best, find
the size, and the sale is made. The
Macy prices simplify business You
know they are right. For instance ::
Brown, Red. Goreln Blue md Navy
Serge Double br elSted Refers. French
back, cape trimmed with fancy traid,
sizes to "a years, Sass.
Red and Blue Cloth Double-hreasted
Refers. velvet collar. lined through
out With taffeta silk, sizes TO ~
years, to.oS.
Gray Mixed Covert Cloth Double.
breasted Jackets, notched colhr. laced
with silk serge, sizes 4, to rs years.
sS.2i.
Tan Covert Cloth Jackets. ny-iront
STYLE. neatly tailored, lined with
tAftta, sizes - to ~ years. 500.
blue. Tan and Brown Broidcloth
quarter Double.breas,ed Goats,
finished. large. pearl buttons,
lined throughout with fancy tatieia
silk, sizes s to - years, $ii.oS
The evening world., 1900-04-05
ChiIdrcn's Dresses.

Is your child'S wardrobe in touch
with the warming weather. Don't
burden the little one with iinscason-
able clothing. Here are Dresses.
and low priced Dresses.
that were made Tor April wear.
Come.
One-pieee styles. made Of pretty
chs,ked mtef ais, round yoke finished
with straps OF Seli.m,terials in con-
trasting eolors, lull skirt. sizes to
- years, !i.22.
Red, Blu. and thsk Cashmere. one.
piece STYLES. finished with sell-yoke
and spauisites and ta1eti silk folds,
full skiit, sizes 1 t. ~ years. S2.93.
Red, Blue and Black Cashmere. tucked
seli.yoke back and front. finished with
vide collar OF tafet silk. trimmed
with fancy braid, gored skirt, sizes 4
TO - years, ti.2i.
Brown and Cray l!omespun Cheviot,
double breasted tton Jackets, faced
with tucked ,af'eh and lined with
Roman silk, single phi,ed back skirts.
lined with perealire, sizes 5 to ~
years, 500.
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Misses Skirts.

Bring the misses to Macy's. There
are surprises here. We offer better
quality, richer style and larger va.
riety for less money than ever. No
other store can approach the follow.
Ing values
Cimel's Hair Plaid, single plated
back. lined with perealins. length ,S
to rs inches. 1896.
Blek and Navy Serge, single. plaited
back. length % to IS inches, lined
with psreilins. t2.6i.
Cray. Brown. Blue and GRAY Oxford
tiomespun. doubls-phited back, length
70 to 10 inches, lined with psrc,llne,
sj.A.
Great assortment Of Children's and
Misses Cingham. Percale, White
Lawn and Organdie Wash Dresses,
trimmed in a large variety Of styles,
at prices very much lower than
clSewherc,
The evening world., 1900-04-05
Garden Tools.

Make the garden a dainty, pefumed
SPOT The splash Of April rains and
The watt Of April airs, with little
human care, will render il ripe and
rich and redolent. Here are the
Tools 10 help convert a patch, or an
acre Of sod into hidded world
al daisied and rosied and termed.
Mallsible Iron Rakes. 1885,, 3ic. and 13e
Sleei Rskes. - teeth. ste; ~ teeth, Soc;
70 teeth, 6te.
Sized Hos. 7Se. aud ns
stesi Spades. 6'c.
steel Sratins Folks. csc.
Steel Trowsls. &c. and ioe.
Pruning Shears, nc.
Gflss Hooks. i6s.
Girdsn SEES. large sire. sac.
The Lawn" Lawn Mowers. - in. s,.7a.
~ To-. SASS; 10 is.. SAG.
Flower Boxes 70 In. &C. 20 in, 47e.
Olszndu Boxes, "a In So. 4ee; - in. -.
ote= 10 IN. So, SIC. q
cahiia o Faat Sticks . H.. &c. } H., &c;
~, &C.. s Il, toc.; g a., &c.
fsuasy Netting. IN. S,.oi, ST, t,ea:'
~, t<.os Sil.. e,ot 8 ~ ~
The evening world., 1900-04-05

Our Clothing business is immense We want to
double it, That audabe ambition is partly responsible
for the remarkable values now dominant We depend
upon their logic and power TO secure desired results
Quotations are not very convincing unless you ex.
anime the goods May we hope that you will visit
the store and indulge in personal Inspection Our
statements will he more than sustained.
Mems Sack Suits made Of strictly pure worseds. newest
checks and stripes. hand finished hpes and buonholes.
thoroughly tailored lined with tine quality farmers SATIN
value 81 500 ouf price 1914.
Mems Sack Suits doubsbreased vests nade Of Gne bek
Thibst lined with doubls.warp Italian cloth value sS,OG
Our price. si?.9S.
Mems CuAway Goats and Vests made OF line Oxford veuna
sursrby tailored elegantly finished lined throughout with
pure dye silk value s22.oo, our price. H6A.
Mems Spring Ovtreoats made OF all wool Oxford ehtvo,.
correct shlp.s, lined with Farmers SATIN value 5000 ou
price, f6sS.
Mems Spring Oyercoa shades Of whipeord. dressy
nd servceabl heavy satin sleeve lining value $500
price, si07I.
Mems Rasan oveeoas made OF the popuar Oxford gray
ehtvo nobhy and fashionable lined throughout with pure
dye silk; value !,sOe our price. SiS.N.
The evening world., 1900-04-05
A Cot Glass Sale.

The articles involved In this Sale made Of the most famous
factories in the work Each piece fresh from poes
hands perfect flashing psmate unparalleled bargain Here's
an explicit remark enng our US: OF the word worth" the quota
comparison based the certain knowledge acquired by thorough per-
na examination You every and again RECALLED by amusing
explanations Of pretenied bagas One Of the choicest and ga
expenc claim that prices low orders were accepted
almost cost for the purpose Of keeping factories running during
summer.
That argument might be applied to Coaks-but when turned to Cut
Glass Il becomes falacous and puere.
We operate Cut Glass factory high pressure all
Spring Summer Autumn and Winter We quite sure that other
have the experience and do not have THAR le.
mate profits order to keep machinery from ning SUMMER
The Summer ridiculous twadde-ss.ained neither by fact
nor logic
Our prices lowest because give tribute to mddemen
Five hundred Fruit and Salad Bowls six different styles
S% ss sas sac ,d Gorgeous sn' worth $497
The evening world., 1900-04-05
Women's UnderweAr.

" OsSSsb = Sss~s w."
Cotton ribbed Vests, long and short
sleeves. finished with pearl buttons
and silk ribton; Parts to match,
knee and ankle length. finished with
French hands, 90.
Hslf.wo,l Jersey ribbeivests ,Iongand
short sleeves. finished with ps1rl rut'
ton, and hznd.cSochsted eiGinn Fants
TO match knee length tnbhed with
Ffep,h bands. 7%e.
Thfee-qssrtsr WOOL iefsey rieetd
vssts. iong and short sleeves. iinishee
with reMi buttons and hand .efo;heted
six edeing stoand nick and down
front: Pants to mateh, knee length. SOC.
Cotton omhlnsiIonS Suits. high neck,
lons and short sleeves, snkls OF knee
tneth--also low neck, shost sleeves,
kase Isnsih. 9Ic.
LisI. TMe,d Correlation Suits. sto't
sleeves. high and low neeks. I'm.
ished WIN dk dbboa and had.
uotkeset edsine around n<ek md
dova iscae. $3.50
The evening world., 1900-04-05
N&!!!lllQ!!!! I! I! :!
Easter Cards.
Fishing Tackle.

Take day of and go fishing. Long
Island trout are biting. Come here
for the tackl. with which TO capture
the speckled prizes. We have a
complete stock Of Filming Supplies.
There's luck in buying your outfit
here and money saving as well.
Silk.wound Split Bamboo Bait or Fly
Rods, three pieces, extra tip, solid
metal reel seat. enimellsd grip tttei
on stained wood mould with cloth
cover, length az to 20 feet. value
$3.50; our price, SIC.
Si.k.wound Split Bamboo Bait or Fly
Rods. three pieces. extra tip, reinforced
ferrulss. solid metal reel seat, cork
grip. ring guides fitted on wooden
mould, covered with flannel. length
81 to 10 feet, value s2ooi our
price, $i.ji.
Silk.wound Lakewood Fly or Trout
Rods, reinforced fsrrulss, solid metal
reel SEATS cork grips. ring guides.
length ~, fee; si.9S.
Silk.wound Lakewood Bait or Bass
Rods. reinforced ftrrulss. solid metal
reel seats, cork grips, spiral standing
guides, length sH feet, value $500;
our price, sos.
Silk.wound Selected Split Bamboo Fly
OF Trout Rods, reinforced ferrules,
celluloid grips. length 81. feet, value
$500; our price, sI.39.
Silk wound Selected Split Bamboo
Hiit or Bass Rods, reinforced ferrules,
eeIluloId grips, length 9 feet, value
$3.50; our price, e4.J9.
Trout Flies. per dozen. 100. 46e.
Skinner Pattern Bait, &C.
Tackle Boses, SIC. 67e. Fly Books
J9e.. 49,, CSC.
The evening world., 1900-04-05
Woenen's Hosiery.

The following items represent aeon.
crete story OF completeness and
eheapnes that will concentrate your
interest and create activity.
Cotton. all tlack a with unbleaehed
splA feet. double soles ard high srlietd
keb and toes. ios.
Fast b,Ack Isle Thread. Rieheiieu and
Rembrandt ribbed. splieed heels and
toes, 2>e.
Flain bhsk ana Hue Cotton Hose. en-.
tractst poki dots. double heels AMI
toes, 31e.
Cdldren's Hosiery.
Fast Blaek Cotton, fine ribbed, dou.
be knees, heels and toes. iSe.
D,ack Isle Thread, tine ribpsd doabse
knees. heels md ,oss acc.
usrk. NAVY and Tan Cotton. fire
rIbted, sxtrsetea POLKA dotA dolbls
kases, heels aad toss. SAC.
The evening world., 1900-04-05

We are alert TO the sapnt edic Of the Clothing style
settlers. The gathering Indicates Our sngle-mindet
fidelity to current fashions We have no rubbish, or
s'o,chy, or graceless products Of bunglers to ofer.
The collection we invite you to choose from includes
the nobbiest and SWEETEST garments that have given
pride and fame to the greatest American manufae.
turerx
Boys Two-psee Suits. including extra pair Of trousers.
made o. all woocassmere sizes to 80 years value $500
our prize, tj.74
foys Threepsce Suits getaway coat and double rASted
vest, made o. tine Atwood serge well taorsd value 500
our price. !ysi
Boys Sailor Blouse Suits made Of alvo)l eeyos and
serses trimmed with silk spUtaehe briid h.avy silk four
in.hand tie value $500; our price s2.S2.
Boys Sailor Blouse Suits made Of very fine all wool series.
large variety a colors prettiy ntembroiefei heavy
silk Windsor and four.in-hlnd tie nlu. $500 price.
H.S
Poys Sailor Blouse suits mde of imported sefges, elah.
orssy trimmed and finished by hand, viu. $1,000 Our
price $685.
Boys Vestee Suits made Of fancy eh.vios taStefuly
trimmed hand embroidered have fancy vests Others
are faced with silk. sizes to years. value 5000; our
price s4.S.
The evening world., 1900-04-05

Olive and Pickle Trays, with handles.
beautiful white glass, simply cut,
worth $3.50. al 49c.
Vinegar and Gil Crust', cut nscks.
star bottoms, lapidary shoppers worth
$3.50, Al Coc,
Small bowk for poudered sugar and
the like worth $50, At 97c
Bon .on Dishes, large variety Of
shapes, including the new heart eject,
with handle worth from Si.7S to
s. 50, At $40
Spoon Tays. graceful boat shape
heavy AMI hancsomsly cut worth
500. At St.97.
WatN Bottles. utiyticaIIy cut neeks,
and star bottoms worth $780, At
Si.97.
The evening world., 1900-04-05

Me-. AID Rov.'ShoeeA,,..
A''
Our Snoe u1IgziTH aIe IW w
lots" or depleted lines. Mediocre
manufacturers nav us the Compll.
,,,.r, ot meyer snrcoach;nv nc with
their nrod,cts We have no deal.
-. n,;,h th.c Vheu noashle
"Ss w -. e. 49,.
quantities they turn to Maeys. II
VS. .s'' - ~ n''r co. v r., VIM,
t S.n.,,, few r,s.. IN Mint
'S"'"
MEMS Satin caiskin Lace Shoes.
dse ,.i WITS =. sa. zen o., ; ss.s:
My ss "'''' '''u' '~"' W P'"s
.......,..
Mshs .sn Tu ~. h,I,Sc" 80 -. 49, ".s..
\, ~ o,,r ,rie. Ssoo.
No., w, IA l,e. sho.. ...a.
Mwed welts. new strsight hsts, es.
tsn' s,,.. sS Is = "''' ~ '''~
~, e..,.. car p...,. ,......
Dfs,s shoes, hand. sewsi weIis, Eng
li,h lasts, silss = to 4. sa67; sizes
NE1" '''-s]~
TIN. S s. @. c.I L ...;,: sAo
The evening world., 1900-04-05
Want a Dresse Want a Skirt?
Black or Colored?

On Friday place sale Three Hundred Dress and Three Hundred SKIRT
Lengths the desirable and seascnab American and imported fabrics
The evening world., 1900-04-05

Deeanters. pint size, Gu. neeks, lapi
dairy shoppers. worth $500. at s2.47
quart size. worth 5000, at s297.
Fruit and Salad Bowls, cut all over,
very heavy and brilliant, worth $500,
u )2.%9.
Fruit and Said Bowls, popular squat
shapes. new cuttings, seailoped edges,
worth a. 30. 1t S1.97.
Fruit and Salad Bowls, large size: the
same kind Is sold elsewhere At %. 80.
our price S197.
Celery Trays. exquisite she'll shape.
With tan shaped edges, worth $500.
1t t1.o7.
Chset Jugs, nseks richly cut, hpidary
Seoepess, worth 5000 our pflcs.
SlSt.
The evening world., 1900-04-05
R. H. Macy 4 Co.'S Attractions Are Their Low Prices
COT Goods.

COT Goods.
Iron Clubs, Ceeks, Lofters. Mashies,
Putters, Mid Irons ard Jiggers, made
of rest drop.iorged steel, selected
hickory shafts sold under different
bran S at Si.75 and $500; our
price CSC.
Wooden Clubs, Drivers and Bsassies.
made Of best guilty selected dogwood
and persimmon. selected hickory
Shafts soil under different brands At
si.75 AM $2oo' our price CSC.
Eureka" ,,d triumph" Coli Balls,
per doz., }2.97.
"Silverton" Colt Balls. per doz., 500.
"Siemens." "Oeobo.' "Muss .lbor-
ough" and "Henley" Golf Balls, per
doz., sj.74.
Caddy Bags
Brown Canvas, with pocket, trim.
med with leather, SOC.
Heavy White Canvas. with pocket.
trimmed with leather and metal studs,
$i.4+.
Extra Heavy Brown Canval with
pocket. trimmed with leather and
metal studs. $3.50.
Piiid Macintosh Cloth. IN an the
newest designs, with pocket, trimmed
with leather and metal studs. St.4%
Plid Macintosh Cloth, with pocket,
reed sizes. trimmed with leather,
wood buttons, S2.<%.
Grain Leather, leather covered, wood
bottoms, trimmed with metal studs,
gji2.
Pig Skin, with shoulder strap and
pocket. $3.50.
Sole Leather, sewed with porpoise
heing, $500.
The evening world., 1900-04-05

Roses and Shrubberies.
You'll want Roses to bloom in your
garden, and yourl want its BEDS and
paths fringed and tordered and
hedged with Strawberries That's
why We have provided prodigally Of
10th. You will find our prices con.
sistent with the stinch Macy policy
the lowest in town.
Rose Bushes, ineiuding Jaequeminot
Harrison yellow. Pink Rambler and
othS besutiiu. varieties, advertised
elsewhere d &C.; our price ioc.
Towering Shrubs-snowballs. syrin-
geas, freigeIias Ampelopsis, veltehii
and a score Of other hardy and re-
Sconsive sp.eies, t0c.
The evening world., 1900-04-05
At
Is Per Cent.
Less
Than
Current
Prices.

They all and dsnv fashionable weavesthe choicest OF
choice The reductions made solely because they are Dress
Skirt Lengths instead Of bolts
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-17
AMERICANS FOUGHT noxERs.
DenEaI Lancers went Co the Rescue
aud I<tIIcd Many Chinese.

Copyright 1870. The Associated Press
Ticn Tsln. Sept a. VITA Shanghai. sept
ia British signal officer reports a sharp
engagement between company OF the
Fourteenth United states Infantry. and
two thousand Boxers. az No Tao. (Nia
Tow?l. on the road 20 Pekin.
The Americans made a gallant stand
and detachment OF Bengal I.sncers near
by. hearing the nring came 10 their rescue
and charged the Boxers Ia the rear. The
Chinese were routed. leaving two hundred
dead. The Americans had no casualties.
The Germans report an engagement with
heavy force Of Boxers west OF Pckin
yesterday. Thursday The German loss
h said 10 have been twenty
Indications now point strongly 90 the
Withdrawal OF oil the Powers from Pekin
TO Tion Tsin.
Gen. Fuckshima Is here arranging win
ter quarters for the Japansesc troops.
The Germans are pouring 20 Tien Tsln.
and an national allies are scrambling for
buildings. ono British battery and two
hundred Austrians have arrived
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-17
MARBLE MEN Will auIr. roo.
President mitchell L. satisfied with
the situation.

Hazlcton Pa. sept. ie.-President
Mitchell. In an address NJ Jeddo to-nirhf
called upon the Marklc men to reconsider
their action not 20 strike. He said II
they failed 20 respond 20 che call 10 strike
it would work great injury 60 the cause
Of the men After he hsd concluded a
viva vo,c vote was taken which resulted
IN the Marklc miners deciding To- strike
on his return from the Je,ldo meeting
President Mitchell sa.d he was satisfied
with the situation He has reports from
the three anthracite districts which he
said. indicate chat l25oe men will not
star, 20 work Tomorrow he said the
First and Ninth Districts would be tied
up tight while the seventh will Oc al
most so.
Tonight Father Phillips held secret
conference with President Mitcheii and
National Committeeman benjamin James
"a which Father Phillips laid before them
hts latest proposition 60 have Archbishop
Ryan act az arbitrator. After the con-
ference % was stated that President
Mitchell would issue a statement on the
muttcr tomorrow