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WRECKED BY COFFEE.
Hart Failure Caused By ,he Seductive

4 have been = great coffee dvinkss
for several years. For q long tine
though ! could not eat without coffee
Have been troubled With my s(om.
scn. nerves sad heart. I'Ae worse
felt, the less ] s:e, and the more cot.
Zee ! drank.
Il have taken many different kind,
Of medicines. but could not secure
any lasting benefit. Up to eight
weeks ago had but few veil days
In the preceding two ys4s. could
not do ordinary Homework. except
with great care, because Of hear. fail.
IRE.
i met = friend who said she could
not drink coffee because !; affected
her heart -. ! thought perhaps cot.
Il. miabt be the cause OF most Of ms
troubles. and - I auIt the use Of /:
.bou' elgkt weeks ago and took IN
Postum roCd Coffee. have not taken
any madeleine. anA ! have eainsd %
fast that Il 10 surprise 70 ny frisalG
81 well ~ 10 myself. ] can eat. sDsee
snd wcrt. sAd 40 not have ssy lad
spells With my hear a. Oh. I have
been waiting to tell people what a
relief II 10 since ! left on coffee and
used Postum Food Cos'ee. want
the fast publtshed that II nay relieve
come moor. week. nervous woman. "
Emml PILE. South Wabash. Ind.
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VIEWS OF the LABORATORY

rs Mr.. White In cour-' called Os
borne.
Luther =. Whit. responded. lie 10 this
photographs Of Molincux's lsborstor,
and rooms al H,rrmann's factory. Vi
aid II 1es Oh The Morris End Essez
Canal, IN a tenement sn nd factory neigh
borhocd
lie identified several views he ia.
taken OF the place and the interior
where MolineuA lived anl worked.
Mr.. Hermann, who was jus, entering
the elevator IN his way home, was IN
tercsp;ed ard recalled. lie also !len,i-
ned tle pictures ard said the room.
wers IN the same condition nov as
Wnen the defendant left Ihtm.
q. TIL. laboratory Was hiied UP by
aim complete WASH, it, A YES. sir.
Q. And you LEFT /, solely to him 4
Yes
=. And al that time YOU knew nothing
81 wha; NJ wa stocking II with A.
No. sir.
Pho,oxrArhsr White was called again
and mai farther ii~n'ihcs lions
Their" were views ~ the factory mai
ecx. she slit IN the mail h'N. n. outside
and iis,da ~ N1iinevS. rooms ana the
Ae"vs colrec'in- the various apart
0ea,s
Once more ~ iie'rmarn IA. ~.
called AMI sI.i thai n. mail bo1 also
had remained uuthaIze1
The photographs were nark.i Tor iden,
tt6cation ana offered In evidence
Mr. Weeks objected on Inc ground
tAai they were irrelevant, and not prop
0Piy proven. bu, wHs oysrruled
BY Mr. Weeks;
q. With whom did you 60 10 tss. 'ne..
DAo; oGraphs' A. VIII Detectiy. McCAf
oesty ana my assistant
Q. IL this Mccsneriy In this pic,ur.
9th his hands on his hips and his leg
oUoSt' 4. II 10
q. p!i you group the plciure' A. No
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GAS DIRECTORS RETIRE.
N~',ing Mt anthony Wrsd>'s Once
To-Da, Of New EIertv,r Heat
and Power Company.

The annual meeting o' the New YORK
Gas t.ctr'c Light. Heat and Power
Company was neld tnis afternoon At The
office 81 Anthem, y Brady, 4 wan
street
Some II the DID directors retired In
place u several directors OF IN. CON-
spliiatet Gas Company. Snich recently
acquired controlling intcrrs, In the
llgnt heat and power aompsny
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PLAGUE is IN MANILA.
Three tsses R~porte1 by cable 10
suSg-Oa-Gen~ral sternbsrx By
I. =. sWrgeos Th-vc.

WASHINGTON Jan. . The p.sTus
nas broken out in Manila seyond u doubt
as apprafs rom he following cab.c.
gram received by Surgeon-,;erersl stern.
berg:
Manila. Jan. Three bubonic ma.
ives. GREENLEAF.'
TIE signsr 10 Col. Greenisaf. Assistan,
Sutstcn- General and CHIEF Surgeon In
Inc Ph!lippincs.
II was susy cted las, week thG, the
'i.sasc ma obtained n footing In Manila
nut T. was no, unit. Col. Or .enisafs r..
port that the fact was established.
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$4,000 FOR LAWTONS.
Fund eWs Mere GeOeesvs Family
10 sweloed to NskDs
pv0pOptOOas

WASH Jan. she Law,on
Tome ruTl Is atsinirs 70 monte propo-.
lions. and Gen. Corbin 10 OF the opinion
thai there IL nov In SIGH, about $500
he contributions turned In .'aes
7oon SatuIii,. cr reported. amount 10
fssieJ making the grand total a.
r,cr io-tp, HI.,N.I
zen corbin says that IL addition Ia
'hls there Is fund ~ 5000 In San
Franchise and another 81 GrH In New
York not We, turned In. and there Is no
doubt that other sums will he repo- tel.
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DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
MAY Be HELLO IN NEW YORK.
William J. Bryan and His Comforting Friends Are
Said to Be in Favor OF Such
Plan.

The Democratic Naionsl Convention
may re neld IN this eity. Il u said thai
william B!sIn and hi. friends are In
fl.uI II II
Mr. Brys, snH sip Friends have hsen
holding conference. In chicago during
ias past tsensy-four holrs. ana ne re-
port, coming Immediately after the C)n.
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2. In The saHe position: \ W.
MISS MILLER ARRIVES.

Emma Miller came into court a, !,
o'clock.
She was arrayel ~i'h much glory a
bright red shirt waist. gorgeous col
lAre,te. n favn.ccltrcd outer coat and
Many ostrich plum-s on black p.cturs
hat.
! ~ Mr. wasks;
Q. Did you have any cyanide OF mer-
eury IN your factory A. Not To my
haAWisdss.
9. There was none on any Of you,
o1iis, 4. No. sir.
BY Juror Martin:
q Did Mr, Molineux have any other
line Of business 4. | believe not
~ ~ Osborne:
Y. Didn't he ever tell you y. wanted ~
20 into business A. an .namellrr7 4.
No. cir.
MIR. Osborne read a letter bv IN. i..
PENDANT IN reference 10 enamel
.. A. this time you wsr- not engaged
In the enamel business A. No. sir
Q. To begin that business q lot Of ne&
experiments would have been necessary
\. No. sir.
=. And he never spoke 10 you ~ this
A. ] think he did casually.
q And do you know that the people 10
whom this letter was addressed are the
biexts, manufacturers ~ cyanide. In
America A. know nothing q, II,
Y. For a long time he lived right there
st the laboratory A. He dil. I be.
iIcve.
q. b YOU knew nothing NJ what he
doing there much Of the tlme7 A. | sup.
pose not
By Mr.. Weeks:
y. When Sir. Molln-ax spoas to row
of the enamel didn't he say he wa, look
ing Into II for nj. brother A. Either
sof hIs brother or the Genera.
q. anme msmher OF his family A.
Yes. si-.
When Mr., Hermann left the ,thnd 10
walked back % the jury-h,x ami teen
approaching the defendant reached for.
ward and held out nj. hand.
MolineuN s,w him arose and smlI.
ing. took the hand ~ his employer and
shook I, heartily. Hermann ,hen lef,
the room.
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JUROR PERSISTENT.

In al tho .Hh'sits," said IN. expert
the tendency IL 70 make IN. letter.
smaller ~ the clos. % the words"
'is tina, unusual 80 asked Juror Rill
insp
No" saii the witness mo, unusual
Nut II II very Characteristic In III.
handwriting The ~rit-t ~ IN. exhibit,
from to n was very easy writer
'Bu' 'h!. diminution In the sire OF
tisr,-' persisted the juror
1T = hshh With many persons.
answered ~, ;olonel
Miss Miller escorted by tail youru
man With a Van Dyke b.an le't IN.
courtroom ~ 80 and IL was under
stood Mr. Osborne tad told her h,
would not call upon her 10 testify unit
to- moyynv
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this case when you received that 'ole.
gram A. dld no.
q And we're you shown on vonr ar
riv,l In New York. number ~ hand
whiting eNhlb!isT 4 sas
Y And Wa any comment made when
they were handed 30 you \. Only that
these wer. tina exhibits In the CASE ana
that they desired from me a rspor,
thereon.
Y Are these tho sShi bit,7
col Hay. after long ard minute study.
pronounced all tn. EXHIBITS the same a.
those submitted TO him and by him com
pared with the originals,
2 You've made long and exhaustive
study II these letters A ihsv.
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SAME HAND WROTE ALL.

y Can yoI express an opinion on the
barnsi isttsrs and the admitted eh-
hiblts? 4 ies. sir-,hai they were wit
ten by one and the same hand
Y. Asa che Cosstsh irsscrss 4.
The sa0s hand.
Y. \sd 49, Eshibis \ have yos
arrived ~ an "ptuton' \. Yes.
sir--~Lst this. Ne The Others. were
by the .Rm~ hsWa.
Col HAY compressed Ms lps lifted
his chin and looked AZ the Jury under
half-closed lids.
q. XOw ksss csaesr~d all ~
these rAkibtss' 4. . kas--tks Ger
W,sk. the usrnrt. Es.',it 4 usd the
admitted writissaf 4. ! have,
u. Asd yosr eptni"n Ter \. That
the, are ~, b. 'h~ same hand.
The defendant never looked M from
the dali, letter 10 his wife
state briefly nov your reason. for Or.
rivirs at this opinion
First Of all. hnj that the hand that
wrote the Harm letters wrote the COR
nish letters Comparing these with Es.
hibit 4, | frd that the same hand wrote
these
u. Now. comparing -shibu I
With the a. ntts-d wvisias-th-
~sI,btss tvoss ! to ar 4. . and
shst the sane hand wrote both.
Thisw. sVsaII,~s the saw- tsi~s.
cat Al zach othsr. . aWA tkss the
hssd that wrote the sdmitt-a e.
hsktss also wrote tie Hsvnes SD
Cornish ieUeVs.
Col. Hay hen icived deep.y into spsc.
Ing, alignment. capital stems AMI lower
loops. hammering out his points Tx. a
heavy cannonade-
The Jury ir.rriioj hctind their photo
graphs and Expert CarNalho hi,ch"d
his chair closer 70 Lawyer Weeks
While Col Hay, nuick. decisive AMI
nsmboyari IN utt.r,ncs va. t.stlfying
Expert kirsl.y came into court and sur.
we've! him with glii,-rlng eye The
Washington man l. an sHae, opposlt.
~ ki1lev Hp'h are Hofid ~ face
nut the Colonel Is -sif-conAden, and a..
settive. kinsleN l. not,
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EXPERT HAY CALLED.

rs Col Hay. from washingtos.
~" ssns Osborne, bliihely
Toefe sas a Sroan from The specta-
- md s~wspaper men. for Col. Edwin
Nay Handwriting expcri- a great
Donent Of scratches and sisnis-on.
Ne hrsi experts retained In The -s,e
= - h fat and smooth shaver. M.
- 10 smooth ana dyp saJ sush.s
~ wtea he tabs. like q mighty
~ Ne yonEb,es serge and a pink
Dabea. ~ also Ia PIMA.
~ W. suamcn-d Into ,ne
- ~ 4 NV Az ssaass ..
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OO6V WeVOOVss
q. Do YOU use oxide 81 mercury there
a No; only Msseury-auicksiivsr.
O. Have you ever handled Queens vel
NV! 4. Never; only artists uss u.
O. Or Kinr's yellow A. No. sir
Q. what salary was the defendant
Urtuns!
Mr. Ossorns objected and was 'us
talned.
O. p,d the defendant continue In youi
employ I'LL the day OF his arrest? A.
Tes.
BY NJ. Osborne:
q. Why did Mr.. Zsller stop coming fo'
the PAYROLL
Nr. Week. objected. and vas sus.
tasned
Y. kov long RAD he been coming for
- payroll! A. Three years
'-Thre. ysassr shouted Os,orne, and
hs s'oussd within The las, 'hres
montAs."
The Court ordered thi. remark
Utrieken from the records.
Q DID you make English vetmiliion7 ,
q. Nj. Mo.lneuS used ~ 4. Presun-
sely.
Q. Now. you have the recipes made out
IN this dsfsndanrs hsndvvttins' a.
Yea
q Many pages A Yes
Y. Did ne make out the psvroil' A
Not personally.
@ Did he write you concerning the
ousneS- A Yes.
~ the Court:
Q. IL Ze;ler s,ill employed by you 4
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G0FF TAKES A HAND.

Mr. Weeks took w the ,rps,-cSamira-
Ion ana Jude hi questioning the Nj
ness rst'rd A. n same r,dsjus for his
opinion ~ ,hr-' given hy the other
tlndrrlun. EXPERTS.
We've gone ~ enough into this style
of testimony. sad Ia" Recorder Tho
opirlpu " tho f'ieNaAf testimony and
"a, formation - irih dual letters u now
neither relevant NOV iuprrtaUi
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= Noa'Nc ncVcr studied handwriting.
ctc'?i signature 4 NJ sir
And Nr' YOU -aN ne one but IN" de.
ierdahi tu'ild nav" written this ~,
hititT \ No s.r
~ ~ Dshurn"
q You have to study letters IN sigma
lures don't you \ I.. sir.
q \nd series ~ l'tl'r. make hand.
writing 40 YOU ind" stand o." \ Yes
~
- u. ytI kroR i.r rhar1c'erisiics NJ
hand~riirg mad even pncu mar
T. ir INK 30 sober D" -si pr happyr A.
Nes sir
CuIr' Al this lunrlJr. adjourned until
30 tn-mOiros morning
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CANT FLOAT TIE PARIS.
Liner Again Falls With water IN
AUsapt "a tsdorL

LONDON. 'au. A-Ano'h"- e6Nr' which
wa. made ~ Milf,ri H'v.n to-day 10
rrat the American Ire tcamcr Paris
n,r ~ DIX IN orirr N ,.ke he - Rel
fast Tor extensive trrsi-s s',er having
zen ashore m ne Nsnsc'e- sailed.
Tire vs.srl rcmmea-cl 3, MI ~ soon
A. water ~ss ,r. INTO IN. dock
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"0Ospst tres o.. IA ID"

Mr. Arthur ~. Hall. Ns,tssr Of the a.
Paul Clos. writa 20 q csIeass trend. u
rest 70 give ysv ssms valuable ADVICE.
~ sils - s>se tsvsAae1 9Th osesss,
hGnAaeAs iss tve,ye ySrs. she hes ssvsf
- -. sssIs - !" s'' sss 49, ~ =
Ss Sss SsiiSss ) SssSs." C""
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NEVER MISTAKEN.

q 1--we 20 eyer been mistaken. col
ils'f s No, ,lo' know N sir
$50. ,n one ease
.uh her" ~ one raa, warr" some
one accused mr or re.Hr mistaken. /
. have heard
Q What case vas that \ suppo.e
ypu me,pt De Seer will case | ex-
Dscts 'pu % !rad around 60 that.
Dian the Court on shg' occasion
cav ihai IN. facts lllucsd IN the casr
were wholly ut va'isnce with tn md
i1g = the expert"
"Oh, ycs. hut II vas -horn later ma,
Yrs right
"Solr Honor rried Weeks. angriIy.
tn, witness ha. >sid he {, . prsctis-
Ing ls~yv Ind got he makes this re
mark WSstch hA knoWs 10 Improper
.''htf " inc fcm1-k n the court
please" r,ppied the stout earer, msr.
rib.
Were YOU ever opposed IN any case
70 Expert Tplmsn''
Yes. ana the Jury -ustn ned me
Now Four Honor" pleaded Weeks
'th, wi't-sr oueh, to know bette, than
TO ny that"
lie does, said the wines. quickly
Then show your knowledge" said
Weeks testify
And you sIf Iolman nas On he
other site that time
"Oh. yes-TolmEn, Carvslho ami 4
numher ~ other viftei experts
NJ. Weeks probrd into , number NJ
other cuses IN which, TN witness was
Opposed to his brother eXpsrt- for the
prosecution IN tie pr.seni i,'u'
On 'hr redirect ne vitnerg sad tina
II an, one Of the Jurors Na- 20 use a
pen 10 which ne was un1ccu stoned AM
writ. backwards Inc characteristics 81
his norma hani would stili b. apparcn,
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SURE TWAS MOlINeUx.

rho wtsrss said that mn other
hsudwsttina than that ot the de-
PENDANT aud the i~t~rcd ~ahis.ts
""d "-~" give" him Nv the Dls.
trict- >si"rWr,
U. could Rn, one else have writ.
tea th,. cNh hit ~ I. No, air.
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"M0LINeUx WROTE IT,"

col HAY competed his preliminary
explanation ~ h.s 'ir,. shortly before
! o'clock
"ss tsev~ any dasbs In ,osr
mind" asked wr. Osbors~. that
this a'f~ndan wrote exhibit I. The
p"is"p parLascs"
"Nbss,ss~ls none" said the sous
esVess. Ae~ssts riy.
Osborne asked the Colonel nunerau,
ou-riicDs. Nnd told him 10 60 into
sr.atrr detail. and the witness "a,
obeying IA. command when reese vas
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"SLASHER" has CONFESSED
Vs~ kv-ks Na,uiss lie Cas Lots Of
Noiu~n's Dresses In Thts
CO.,.

WASH ISGTON. Jar s.-M,x krsos,
Who was recently arrested here has
,-pnfesed - being Jack the SlAsh~r,'
who cut numbv Of women : dresses.
u. has also confssssd 10 havnE com
miir,d sirIlar acts IN Phlladclphi. ard
Now York
lie claims rs ccndu,, MAS the resu.;
VI nervous .rSube.
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'or a new trial stand over uatl. Nednes.
day.
Mss ii0we 10 gra1lds u,yirr
Ella Howe. one Of thc inventors Of the
scslng machine. Mrs. skinner 10 the
site of samuel Perry Skinner. II man ni
means. who h.r. : city nouse md q
country place at l.aYchmon,.
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JURY QUESTIONS.

A. the opening o. IN. afternoon Sc, &.
sion Col. Hay ~as askei oy Mr. 80.
borne To Identity the letter sent him by
Expert Kinslsy early In the case.
Th-n Mr.. Week, suEssst-i tina, p~-.
haps the Jurors would like to ask . few
|aussttsns.
DO you consider" asked juror No.
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ANOTHER BANK TELLER

Hay vns then excused and Alfred II
Graham, paNrng r"t-- ~ ~. Bank OF
North Atn'rl a. Mss called - the stand
Discrimination a. ia bis auIIts AZ
an expert developed the fact M,t Mr.
Graham bad never before tastinei IN
any court r-lstlv, - disputed hand
wtitlns
Have you mad, car-'u study OF
these exhibits!' asked Osborne.
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Headaches Price sc.
s,. u.,r Cure For Weakened Heart Action, Faintn. Fear
FhItering Pressure. Price 2't
Kidney Cu.-For Dsodeed Kidneys, Bladder Pains the
Back Urinary Distress. Price 2,t
so ,,.o Liver curs-For ropd and Ensorgd liver and Spleen
Price sc.
Sovereign Nerve Fol- Nervous Exhaustion and General Debility
Price 1sc.
Sovereign Maas Coated Tongue Constra
ton and Dull "Ague Pains (hls d Fever Alternate Feves.
Price 2Sc
Neusrs cursFor PansSharp Sahbng. T~ngms
Shooting Resesnes and Nervousness Swelling and Heat Of In.
hamn,ahon Price 25c
so.c.sn ,e psas.esFc All Aches and Pains Colds the lungs
Lame Back. Price 2Sc
Rheumatism cu-For rheumatism, Aching Muscles Sore.
ness Stiff Joints Prize $50
ece,su Sore Throst csrs-For Hoane Irritation Of the Throat
Singing Palms. Loss Of Voice Painful Breathing ETC. Price $50
Sovereign Toae-Fo Debtated Men, Nervous abiy Weakness
Loss Of Mental Power and Visor. Prize sc.
so,ss,rs whoepas Cough csrsFor Spasno Convse Dry
hoarse Coughs Soothes, Control, Its Course and Shoes lis
Duration Price 2,c.
soye,s, om Curs-For Local irritation Worms such Collie.
Pains in Bowels Fever. Starnr Sle-p Naon Of the Pupil.
Rolling a Eyes, Grating o. in: Teeth AMI Talking Sleep,
Price sc.
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Y. Have yen arrived ~ m .p,u.
loaf :. have.
u. what u thnti I. That Eshtbtt
4 wa. wristcn b, this d~f-adaat
q. Wns- ,oa rny douhts I. None
whatever.
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PRISONERS EMPLOYER TESTIFIES.
MOLINEUX IS AN EXPERT MIXER.

- ilsgli rs asudWrit!sE 10 do would
600 20 attenp, 10 disguise the capital
, 'elir~
' And SCI yog ay the capitals In the
lispnieI AMI tho admitted writings are
similar \ N.s. sir.
. How do sou aero ant for ttat7 \.
! don't ~ - account for IL,
Weeks questioned the ~i,ne.. eshsus.
oily ASKING aim about spacing and
r-snpei haiisri'ing
Hay xss rood.naiurei and did not ap.
pear 10 be worried at all Dy inslnuati ons
~ tue dtf~1 lam rilef counsel
During the examination N Hay Mol.
n"n -semed muCn amused at certain
answers. he ,mil-d and once laughed
- nat the sound vas hearr several '.el
away from shs-. 1e az Nh,' ther.
~ ~' Hmus,ug wa no. revealed 10
pth-vs
MJ'' - NJ Weeks. crosse, tmini.
i.Hy eoaesiBed lts.l' w'in IA" -!;e ~
'.r -rrps OF tie ~. t8 lie adm tied
hindN riiinG. The eSper' slid ne hud
found rat among me ~ h's Of tho
admitted hsndwri'ilg o. 'ov- lad Siie
'.uU.
N Weeks plIrk.r pointed ou' ave.
H..#F tHt. -xts-.. ....a 900. I......y
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USED MERCURY.

lsesnsy 10 generally KEEP, locked \. |
y0lnk not.
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reputation for giving full value for the money. Glove
prices here are unusually small compared with other
stores, judging by quality
ANTOINETTE pque glace and medium weight glove two
stitched embroidered backs In black, brown
tan, mode. red gray beaver beige deep and white
THE CELEBRATED p CENTEMERI GLOVES. in light
weight overseam three clasps stitched and embroidered
backs In black brown mode, red beaver beige
deep and white, at .$f69
p. CENTEMERI BLACK GLACE GLOVE. overseam, three
clasps back embroidered in black and white at $500
AT 67c--AN EXCELLENT GLACE OvERSEAM GLOVE,
two clasps In light and medium weight with embroidered
back colors black brown tan, mode red and white.
value $100 Tomorrow SIC
BELMONT-A light weight suede overseam three clasp
glove with the embroidered back, In all the latest
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Mems Handkerchief.

No had enough Handkerchiefs. There's
an exceptionally good variety to choose from at the fair
prices of this store.
THE NEW CoLORED NOVELTY, very nobby, in thirteen
leading shades and styles, only ................2
Big lot JAPONETTE SILK INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS at
or $1.37 dozen
Splendid line PURE SILK INITIAL HEMSTITCHED
BOYS WHITE OR CoLoRED BORDER HANDKER-
&c and DC
MEMS EXTRA QUALITY (best for money! HEM
STITCHED LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS.
TIC, Csc, 35c
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New Things in Fancy Combs.

Holiday hints with small prices-thngs that entirely
lack look of eheapness.
The new ideas in Combs.
FANCY SIDE COMBS with rhinestones at..... soc o,ir
EXTRA LONG PoMPADoUR COMBS with plain tops at 2sc
PoMPADouR COMBS with hinestones turquoise at 25c
PLAIN SIDE COMBS with long teeth at ...... zoe osir
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NoWCOnnest the
Christmas
Buying.

We've tried to help you with sus.
qestions---hints at cost, ctc.---On this
page---there is not department in
the whole store that hasn't some
worthy, desirable suggestion to make,
but even in this entire paper we could
not give everything. Beside. you
might grow tired Of reading. These
items show the regularly fair way OF
pricing---shouId show you that its to
your advantage to bring your Christ.
mas list here.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-09
Fancy Toilet Articles.

Boxes for Handkerchiefs, Photo Receivers. Smoking
Sets and half hundred other things, some of which
you've already on your shopping list Wen hint that
you early, for the price and quality combination
here is unusually pleasing.
GLOVE, HANDKERCHIEF AND NECKTIE BOXES with
eelluod covers hand painted in designs trimmed
with dmty puns oor Zach
PHOTO RECEIVERS OF WlCKERwoRR and daintly dec
Grated with paintings in red purple. SITS each
SATIN HANDKERCHIEF BONES with hand painted ceIu-
SMOKING SETS OF GOLD AND SILVER mounted on
hardwood stands ranging in price from to $ss each
SMOKING SETS OF GUN METAL with tray to match IFS
LITTLE SILVER AND GOLD INK STANDS with sliding
&c
TOILET AND MANICURE SETS in satin inaid boxes
ranging III price rom $50 to $3.50
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-09

LADIES' SUIT in Venetian CLOTH short doubebreast
ed jacket lined with silk front closetting back bell
sleeve high medci collar appqued in braided designs,
ninegored faring skirt appqued in braid to match
LADIES' SUIT In brown pebble cheviot doubebreasted
box coat breteles and collar Of brown silk jacket lined
with extra quality taffeta silk fve-gored farng skirt
double stitched seams, lined with percane, corduroy
binding ......... .......... ................ $1995
LADIES' SUIT, in black cheviot short doubebreasted
jacket silk lined, dip front bell sleeves high farng col
lar finished with five of stitching, skirt
plated back, taorstched ............ $3.50
LADIES' SUIT in dark brown camel shair doubebreasted
Russian blouse silk lined velvet collar bell sleeves collar
and edge of garment finished with stitching T.
gored faring skirt percane lined corduroy binding $3.50
LADIES GOLF SUIT in castor shade short doubebreast-
ed coat, cose-ftting back seams collar
with rows of stitching, cut faring skirt plated
back, tailorstitched Observation-Disclosures. $1895
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-09
Latest in Ladies Neckwear.

Eastern women find Eastern styles have preceded
them to this store. New ideas quickly snapped up
as soon fashion smiles on them Some things
just in-r-
large line Of AUTOMOBILE TIES, in assorted colors
with overcolar bound and stitched in black and
white CSC and csc
FANCY STOCKS IN TAFFETA SILK. with a over
collar hemstched ends in all desirable colos $125
We have also large line of FANCY STOCKS trimmed in
black velvet with spike ends at 1893, 1925 and $250
and fancy line of STOCKS AND JABOTS combined
In black and white, lavender, pink and blue,
at SIPS, $5o $500 $25o
nice line OF BATWING TIES, with hemstitched
29c
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-09
Ladies Handkerchief.

No fear of what somebody else will give if you give
Handkerchiefs There's limit to the desirable num-
Der in the ladies' wardrobe and additional are al
ways acceptable.
New, pretty patterns in wide range of prices. Just
suggesons-these:
CHILDREN's JAPoNETTE HANDKERCHIEFs with col
CHLDREN'S C0LORED BORDER HANDKERCHIEFS,
with lavender, blue red and pink borders,
LADIES' LAWN HANDKERCHIEFS. with embroidered
and satin stripe BORDERS at toc
LADIES' HANDKERCHIEFS with fancy scalloped edges
and embroidered hemstitched borders
LADIES' WHITE LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, u and
1ainch hemstitched border and linen lawn centers