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The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-10-03
CITY COUNCIL MEETING.


The city council met last night
in regular session, all members
present. One small claim of&B,5(
was allowed, and several other
CLAIMS laid over. The following
ordinances were passed:
Ordin ance No. AZ:
Be it ordained by the tcnn
council OF the incorporated town OF
Vinita:
Sec. /: That the mayor OF this
town is hereby directed to appoint
from the members of the council Q
committee of three to be known ae
the park committee of said town.
Sec. 2; That said committe,
when appointed, is hereby author
ICED and directed to have the south
park within the incorporated linn
its of the town Of Vinita, laid off,
plated, and improved in such
manner as it may deem proper,
and that said committe have full
authority with reference to plant
ing trees, shrubs, flowers and grass
es, making walks and drivewsys,
and fencing and otherwise improv-
ing said park.
Ordinance No. 48, regulating at
tendance at public school;
Be it ordained, by the mayor and
town council of the incorporated
town of Vinita, that no children
whose parents were not bonafde
residents of the town at least 60
days before the opening Of the pub
lie school IN each year shall be
allowed the benefit Of free tuition,
except such Cherokee children as
have heretofore attended the pub
lie schools in the town Of Down.
ingviIle, or vinita, prior to the in
corporation Of the town Of Vinits
under the the authority of the act
Of congress approved June 2S,
1898.
Resolution: That all claims hs
approved and audited by the f.
nance committee before being paid.
Arrangements we're made to tile
drain the Harris lot on North Will
con street By the committee.
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us will be fulfilled.
A very few claimants advanced
the extra money to keep mel in the
capital so long, some OF them pay
ing more than s76. There is 10 be
a cash expenditure Of at least $500
to ensure enrolment. The men
who have advanced the money
suggest that list Of l05 families
be made on the conditions that
sl0 be paid me by each family,
which amount will be deducted
from the contract fee of l5 per
cent.
My clients will not number more
than 105 families. wish toplace
them first on the list. AS there
mag be families represented by
other attorneys who may apply to
me. it is important that my clients
who desire to join this list do so at
once. / will name the families in
the order / receive them to the
number Of 105. Ifthere are others
they will be left out under the
amendment. | desire the names
and ages Of each member OF your
family who is a claiment. This
letter is intended for all claimants.
| gave up my Office for five
months and | will succeed as |
have always stated, but success
will only come to those who do
their part, which is small COM
pared to my loss of time. You
are ct home conducting your busi-
ness. A few dollars is nothing to
you compared to my loss Of time
from family and business. Trust
ing you will see the Importance OF
acting early, am, Very Truly,
M. M. EDMIsToN.
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NOtlcel

Railroads will grant reduced ratess
to the w. G. T. U. convention to be
held at Muskogee, October I'd to 5th,
provided as macy as fifty attend the
convention. 1t is hoped that friends
will take advantage Of these rates.
Secure a certificate from the agent
where you buy your ticket and you
will get the reduction on the return
trip
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Fine Speaker.

Mrs. nellie &. Burger OF Clark. Mo-,
will give a recital at the Baptist
church Friday evening under the aus
pices Of the Baptist Young Peoples
Union. For genuine ability as, a
speaker and elocutionist, practical
good sense and power to hold her aud
ie1ce, she has no superior. You
should hear her.
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Ladies'
J sSuspender
J Belts.


NJ, K. st. will sell tickets Sept.
26th, 18th and 30th and Oct. srd and
10th to Dallas and return for Tl.75,
tickets good for return leaving Dallas
not later than Oct. 18th.
]. IT. Clapper, Agent.
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Account st. Louis exposition, NJ,
X. s. T. will sell tickets Oct. I'd, 4th,
9th, 11th, 10th and 18th Vinita.tO St.
Louis and return for Sl4.35, tickets
good to return days from date Of
sale. J. T. Clapper, agent.
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TAKEN UP-at my residente one bav mare
or years old 14i hands high. branded A
on left shoulder and two AV on left thigh:
owner can have same by paying this ad and
proving same; GEO w SEIGEL, Kinnison. I
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STILL FLEECING THEM.
= Marvellous Work of Claimants
Attorney.

lieyes the public ought to know.
II was addressed to a gentleman
living in Vinita whose name is
withheld. 1t has every appear
ance OF an attempt to obtain fees
from claimants TO citizenship by
holding cut to them false hopes of
ultimate success. We feel that
these people ought to be protected
from such contemplate methods.
The one statement that McKen-
non was removed from the COM
mission is sufficient to discredit
the entire statement. That Capt.
McKennon voluntarily left the
commission is we'll known and can
be verified by the secretary Of the
interior himself. The letter
throughout contains statements so
preposterous as to hardly need
contradiction:
VINITA. |. T., Aug. 8, 1900.
DEAR SIR:-Pressing business
after five months absence in Wash
ington has caused delay IN writing
claimants as to present conditions.
The fight was persistent before the
committees. Our efforts from the
FIRST were to have an investigation
of the work Of the Dawes com.
mission. We won our, contention
by securing the removal of Mr..
McKennon who presented matters
for legislation in favor Of the In
dians as a paid attorney would be
expected to do. Hisremoval was
victory, as much interAs. exhi5-
tied by our opponents was loss
when Mr.. McKennon stepped
down.
We were promised by the SEN
ate committee that our amend
ment would go on the treaty. The
sub-conmittee of the house acting
Independently introduced the
treaty bill without our amend
ment. When Senator Jones asked
for consent TO introduce the same
bill in the senate, Senator Stewart
whom we had won to our side, OBJ
jected on the Proposition of right,
that our amendment should 60 on
the treaty. This prevented the
bill then introduced in the senate
from passing. Later Senator Jones
agreed that a modified amendment
made or suggested by himself
should go on the bill. The amend
ment is as irlloWs:
"That claimants having masters
reports showing Indian blood not
to exceed 125 5families, to be named
shall be enrolled by the secretary
on proof of residence ON April let,
1900" This was agreed to by
members of the house committee
who had opposed our claim. The
following day Senator Jones arose
to introduce the treaty with our
amendment when Senator McLaur-
in had the bill 20 over to Decem-
Der that the lease provision might
be discusses. 1t is understood
that the lease clause will be COM
promised and the treaty with our
amendment will pass early in the
next session.
The Indians cannot afford to &C
cept the Curtis bill and they will
ratify the treaty with our amend
ment which will admit about 800
or six hundred people.
OF course the amendment cuts
out those who have moved out Of
The territory with intent to remain
away. We could not take chances
in the less 10 those who have re-
maine0.
It's important that I return to
Washington 10 see that no clip is
made and that ibs promises made
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district OF the Indian Territory OF Wag-
oner. l. 7.
Della Osborn paintihi' NJ. 40
Lou Osborn. defendant.
The defendant. Lou Osborn. is warned to
appear in this court within thirty days and
answer the complaint Of the plaintiff, Della
Osborn.
Witness the Honorable Joseph A. Gill,
Judge OF said court and the seal thereof at
Wagner. Ind. Ter this 2lst day Of August,
A. d. 1900. Chas. A. Davidson. CLERK.
[Seall By r. q. Hunter, Deputy,
Davenport & Thompson,
Attorneys for plaintiff.
VS. Stanfeld,
23l30d Attorney for nonresident Def't
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Warning Order.

In the United States court for the Northern
district OF the Indian Territory at Wag-
nnar n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-11
INCREASED WATER SUPPLY
secured by Pumping Air into the
ArtesitIn Wells.

Secured by Pumping Air into the
Artesiun Wells.
The Houston Water company has Just
added $4,000 improvement to their
Plant by putting in an air COMPRISING
machine TO increase the flow OF their ar
lesian wells. small air pump was eX-
prlmented with some time ago with
'ucn successful results that the big In
|Nholl'sergeant Corliss air pump has
seen Permanently added to the equipment
|u the plant.
luis air COMPRISING machine. or AIT
Pump as 1t may be called forces COM
Nsssed air through small pipes down into
". We wells to a depth of 100 feet, and this
Ky pressure at that depth forces up the
saer in volume equivalent to what
ssuiu be the result il the well were but
town l2O feet.
I've result of forcing this air into the
n.y. as gives an increased output of 4,OOD, :
~ gallons of water every twenty-four
.s increasing the total output to
lions 'S'VVV iis'eAu VI ''o0V'VV'
'nls Improvement was found necessary
meet the Increased demand upon the
r,an' and to saiIy1-y the demandrior MOTH
except artesian water.
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CITY BREVITIEs.

.,.... -.
lshn A McNabb' Jf. Whp Wa 'nr o,,na it ana
l buggy TUESDAY, IS doie " 0e a'''N
h the streets again.
Pat c, Travellers Protective Association,
I'm meet at 10 o'clock this morning at tue
E1t,hns House,
r,o,o will he a regular State examination
4, sounty teachers conducted at the court
Eu,s in Houston next Friday and Satur-
In
r.,,. arc undelivered kilograms at the
~ :, me Postal Telegraph company, lis
MA , :, .f for lanes o. Gable and Frank
|gar Jr
n. marriage nj Miss Edna Isabelle Nc
r.iIs ~ NJ Georpe v Turck will take place
~ vy.vsrr, i % instead of November u, as
N /. ~, snnourced
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..-,.o,AL MENTION.

:. H''''n' q Dallas : : '1'
tSt I. Of ST. Louis is guest at tho
a'ss If chsppell Hill is registered
p'r xaseot Of Conroe is in the city,
4, the Hutcnins o, J.. :. 49,.
y aa az at the Rice
f'ppps rornkins OF Hampstead regis
tsss,.,srday at the hice'
YIN SHEPPARD OF SANDY Point Is a
b. Li,rsal at the Bristol.
VI An' wiggin and Walter Mann of
|5siis. !, sre guests at the Bristol
Hs'n ~, ~. Cooper Kinney OF Texas CITY
N 40 we yesterday at the Bristol.
= ps,~ rrslebardt left last night for San
|rH a mend couple of days.
~ cIegg of Trinity was among
Ia o. e,r,vals at the Hutchins.
f@ well known lawyer of Whar-
n the city stopping at Tue iu'cn
-, Klam ard son, Victor, returned
Y, gi rom New Orleans and joined MI
~ ,aso r.ochhead's friends in this city
" la'D n hear Of her critical illness at
t. NE 10 corsicaha'
v,,,ence Wheeldon has returned to
W W. three months trip to CHI
Y, rslsyeland and Buffalo
N .v ~ Dublin, Texas, one of the
eri,izens of Erath county, is in the
Fa'1 ,nest at the Hutohins.
Noteworthy and mother will be
ur ?. street until they move into
- home on Main street.
III n.orss b. Griggs left last night for
Y W YAM and Kansas City on business, lie
sl.a be absent week or ten days.
,,.v ue,ne. who has been visiting Miss
W. n ss,o Austin. has returned to her home
esss '.s am accompanied by Miss holland.
n Spence and daughter, Hazel
W e New orleans, are in the city with
|bH. u mother, at All Charles street
w,rhourne Pearce, one OF Texas most
rsa vo1ng politicians, came in from
Ea s4n. oi Bolton yesterday and spent the
h, n the city,
f,,s A. oliver left yesterday for Lam
=. resnonse to a telegram announcing
nv ., y death of his daughter, Mrs
Il -|psv Mrs. Ray was the only child o
4 IL ollyer and her health had been de
En- FOR some time.
Hsbert, superintendent of the Hous
Il. district Of the Metropolitan Lille lnsu
~, company, left last night Tor New or'
|l ~ ybere he will wed Miss Marie Esta
En- Mr. and Mrs. Hebert will return OF
,.sr and make Houston their futur,
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BENEDICKs MEET.
-" ofhcers Elected and Other Busi-
ness TRANSACTED.

o'hcers Elected ana Other busi-
~ ness Transacted.
A' benedicks met last night and re-
sanized for the social season. Mr.. Il. }.
aaS was Reelected president and Mt
= Dillingham; vice president. Mr.. r
''mpson was chosen as secretary and
p'Tsufer and Messrs. A. w. Pollard and
= roster selected as members OF the
c,ssuuVe committee, to serve With the
In, was a general discussion OF the
|e,,I, entertainment to be given. ana the
|s.v part of December decided upon as
M uhei The form of entertainment VIII
IA ~ euneed by the executive commit
|ns., Vne new member was elected al THIS
|ons,s' making a total of fifty now be-
|llrs,as to the club. The membership Is
f's,lIed to sixty.
so,ae 'benedicks will give three or four
sssss..saihne7ts during the season, and VIII
|n,Sa 90 eclipse the splendid record
'as during the past year
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Young MEMS HEBREW SOCIETY.

ms Have Completed Arrange
NJ "ee Tor a Dance This Evening.
oineers Of the Young Mems Hebrew
N" nave completed arrangements for
s"ee to be given this evening at Monte
u-h on Crawford street The weather
"a qeightfully cool the dancing VIII
,s,, '1ot be enjoyed all the more The
. intendei 70 take the place OF one
4, az oeen given by the society. u is
It anair given. by them this season
rlem'ses TO be the source of much
'0fe to those attending.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-11

The New ERECT Form Corsets
are coming and going fast. We
try our best to appreciate your ca
gei appreciation of the Erect Form
Corset but we have to apologize
for being out of sizes sometimes.
Not our fault-simrly a factory
trouble. No occasion to insist on
being fitted, but don't fail to ASK
to be fitted. Sales ladies will glad
ly comply with your request and
your corset trouble will be thing
of the past. You will be benefit
ted because little things about a
corset which you OUGHT to know
will be explained to you.
p. d. Corsets, w. B.Corsets,
J. B. Corsets, r. s. q. Corsets,
Thomson Corsets.
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Acc
75cs
co.

You've got TO buy your Underwear soon and the
best place to buy it is at the busiest store, but not
at the busiest time Come early, you know how
crowded we shall be when it does turn cold if you
delay, sizes will be broken
Good Underwear for Hfdnts, Misses and Ladies,
quite few good kinds for Boys 25c, ACC, 75c and
ST. 90 per garment, drawers shirts and we want
to tell you that our Underwear was bought of the
mills that make GOOD stuff Better than ever is
what You'll hnd ours to be.
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ART DEPARTMENT.

Now complete and competent salesadles to assist
you in combining colors.
New Pillow Tops, new Cords, new Battenberg
patterns. new Battenberg Laces and Braids, new
Fringes, new Pillows, new Art Squares, new En-
broidery Silks, etc.
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PERFUMERIES.

This store sends YOU word today of our readiness
- furnish YOU with perfumeres that you know well,
because lis Pinaud's, Roger Gallet's and Colgates
81 pua,,d's Roman Violet, Peau dc Fsr1-oe, Roman
lac Roman Iris, Opoponax and Rose de I nm
France, per bottle ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
pinauds Quintescence Yang Lang, White Rose
Heliotrope, Violet Opoponax, Peau &c Espangs.
Jockey Jockey Club, Violet RENE, 1J5
pnaud's Hair Tonic, Toilet Water, Powders and
oapr E Callet's Violet de Parme, Vera Violet, Peau
Dc + snanpe. Iris Blanc, Boquet DIES Armoris, I mn
Opoponax per bottle .........,,.'.
Roger & Gallet's Toilet Water, Powders and
Soaps at special prices. -
Colgate's Toilet Water, rH or 25ci3 6yC
o. 4oc; S or, 6oc, and IL pin's az
coloate's .avender Water, same prices.
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DRESS STUFFS.

My. what busy section our Dress Goods Depart
nent is and only by showing the bright and spicy
weaves has enabled lis to maintain busy standard.
You'll not find others so well fixed on the dress
goods question. Suppose you investigate our story.
54in Broadcloths all the right shades 1.50 value 90
42-nch all wool Venetian, all the right shades, LOO
value ...,..,..............,.. .,..s..,....... T5c
42in all wool Venetian, all the right shades, LIS
ss-in Homcspuns, Gray and Brown Mixtures,
SIC value bVc
54in Homespuns, Gray and Brown Mixtures,
125 value COG *
54in Homespuns Gray and Brown Mixtures,
I'm 80 C Granite Cloth new coornss s5c value. ssc
47in Granite Cloth, new colorngs, / 90 value 19c
3S.n all wool Henrettas coorings 75c value $50
half wool Henrettas coorngs 5c 25c and Acc
52-n Camels Hair Cheviots new coorings
57.n Invisible Plaid cheviots so value 1.25
34-ln all wool Flannel Sutngs, SOC value zoe
34.in all wool Flannel Sutngs, 75c yalue...,... 4sc
51-n Pebble Cheviot 1900 novelty, shrunk and
slim Cames Hair Zibilene 80 value ........ 1 so
50-in English Whpcords, so value 125
52.in Broadcloths, coorngs, so value ... l. rs
52ln Broadclohs colorngs, 80 value $500. 90
Some of coorngs Absnthe chasseur
Green Havana, Castor, Oxford Silver Gray, Wood
Black all wool serges 4Oc value .............. CSC
Black all wool serges soc value ................ 39c
Black all wool Serges soc value ................. soc
Black all wool Serges, 95c value ........,.... I5c
Black all wool Storm serges, Coo value 49c
Black all wool Storm Serges, 75c value ..... 59c
Black all wool Storm Serges soc value 75c
Black all wool Storm serees 25 value CSC
Black all wool Cheviots. 75c value ........... bic
plack ail wool Cbeviots pOc value .......... soc
piacL all vool Cheviots / rs value .......... CSC
plack 54.inch Broadcloths Csc value ......... Toe
placE 5a.inrh proadoloths ! % value ....... 9Sc
Black 52-inch Pebble Chevot /. 90 value l. 30
Fun line of Priestleys and Gold Medal Black Goods
at reduced prices this week
a8.in Black all wool Henriettas, 75c value SOC
as.in black all wool Henrettas 90c value ..... CSC
44-in Black all wool Henriettas, 10 value soc
Black all wool Henriettas, 30 value l.0o
Black all wool Batiste soc value ............... Doc
Black all wool Batise / 10 value ......,....,.. soc
Some special designs in Silk and Wool Black Gre
pons at s5c rs, l50 per yard; former prices we're
/ rs, /. so. 100
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holds the right kinds Prices no more Than the
shoddy work to be seen at other stores-S35o'
400, So 80 and $500. Then comes the better ones
at 100 $500 and 5000.
OITTING HATS, new ones; come to ne each
week: sroo, SIPS, and $3.50, and then the Knox
makes at $500.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-11
GOLDEN MILLINERY.

The use OF gold
for millinery is
surprisingly popti-
lar in the East. Our
milriners are thor
oughly familiar
with the use of
gold trimming and
use it more deli
cately than others,
thereby giving tone
and finish to the
hat. Pompadotir
and toque effects
are carrying the
charm. Come to
us. Our beautiful
millinery parlor
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SILK SALE.

The lively reception backed by rapid selling, that
was given our silk Sale last Monday depleted our
stock, but Geographic orders to the mills finds us
ready to do as well for you tomorrow See us be-
fore YOU purchase elsewhere 90.
70 =; a. ,,ih IA ,ata new eoorings 90 value at 55c
90 a. az si rraeta black only s5c value at Soc
% - az SUI reaets BLACK only l. 90 value at. &c
Ok - al sii, Iasets BLACK only SO value at. CSC
2O-n ali SIX Black Peau de Sole, Soc value at. sue
on 10 ~ e ,,,, ST., Dpchesse s5c value at 59c
90 a. a., .1,a ea,in Ducbesse 95c value at. so
On a. al san, piacL sarah Ssc quality at ....... CSC
o, a. a., en- i,iao Smyah az quality at. S5c
27-in Black guaranteed Taffeta S5 quality att soc
BUSIEST STORE ON HOUSTON'S
BUSIEST STREET.
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Our SOC Corset.

Monday we will show Corset
for SOC, which we particularly wish
to call your attention to as being a
regular 75c kind. Not much profit
to us, but that's not your trouble.
We are selling Agents in Hous-
ton for the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-11
Special Sale Of women's stockings.

Tomorrow and during the week we offer remark
able values in Stockings -Four kinds offered for
your consideration which will make many new
friends for our Hosiery Department
h hsas, a plain 81 dropped stitched fast black Acc
, snss g gor q dropped stitched fast black 75c
L, Ssss Ps'n q dropped stitched fs'' black csc
l1 DIz. gs" Or dropped stitched fast black 99c
In each instance a saving ON regular price.
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DRAPERIES.

Going to tone up room OF some kind IN your
home Neat, pretty new colorines OF Draperles VIII
do the work Don't fret about where you will go but
come to us You'll find many pretty kinds to please
You.
SHkolnes at Sc 8 r-3c, and .........,.s.. II lac
Fancy Deni,nS, at z I-2c, I5c, I9c and 1888. 25c
Fancy Sdteens, at &c, csc and .....,-,,...,. zoe
TapearyS, at 4oc, $50, 75c, sos, 9Sc Sl.25
SI.35 and up to ...,......-.....,..r... $500
3o-inch Fancy Swiss at ..........-....., \. loc
36-inch Fancy Swiss at ....,............ II lac
48-inch Fancy Swiss at csc, 3oc and 1890. soc
LEVY BROTHERS.
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STANDARD PATTERNS AND PUBLICATIONS FOR DECEMBER N
KID GLOVES.

In the Kid Glove section you'll always find busy
time Expert filters, and willing at all times to
serve you properly, no excuse for being otherwise.
but we appreciate their pleasant manners lust the
same.
ONLY the best Gloves sold in this store but the
psices are lower than is asked bv others for kinds
not SO good
Cenemeri, Trefonsse, Foster, Paal q Co., three
best makes on earth, Sl.oo, SI25, $l.5o q OK
Each pair fitted and FULLY GUARANTEED
Another shipment of $I.oo Gloves, 2-casps, all
colors and blacks, only tomouosp per 5Qc
pair ................ ...... OOC
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One Kind we especially offer in SILK, black and all
popular colors, IL inch corded ruffies S. 2 QQ
value, now ....... ..........''. .,,'.'
Another kind made of finest French sateen all col
ors and black; with %>ep accordion-pleat OF 500
One kind of mercerized silk, inch accordion pleat-
ed ruffes, all colors and black $500 value, I 50
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WINTER UNDERWEAR.

h instance a saving on regular p
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Pleased customers were many. They found Our
story about our linen sale to be to their liking.
Stock has had many additions, and these prices VIII
rule
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FLANNEL WAISTS.

New ones shown at this store, PRETTY made and
all the good coors.
One style at 75c, solid navy, black and red, ST. 90
value worth 5000
One style at SI5o, solid with white embroidery
Some interesting kinds at SI.o8, $2.25, If mn
ST. 30, $500, S375 and . T.OO
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SILK WAISTS.

Another bright line came to lis the past we
New colors, also black; $2.oS $500 and S5.oS. I
OF tucks new collars and sleeves.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-09-04

Fine Job Printing at the Bulletin
Office.