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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-03-31

FOR SALE
or viii trade for farm near Topeka: On
Lane near 18th, rooms, 11z lots. well
cistern, fruit and grapes, mortgage $6OoOO
Price 81. 10000.
Clay near 18th, rooms and shed kitch-
en-, 11s lots, well, etc, S95000
West st, near 18th. room cottage, 112
lots, stable, well, 5000
Morris ave, near 9Th, rooms, lots,
well, cistern, barn, S1,350.00:
East of Kansas ave, blocks of street
car, 4 room cottage, almost new, y lots,
barn fine well, sS5O.00.
Lane near 4th, room house in first
class condition; location all right, ~ lots,
TOPEKA REALTY co. 534 Kan. ave,
H. MACFERRAN, Mgr.
FOR SALE-BARGAINS-
room house, cellar. well, cfstern, barn,
2 lots, west side, $3.50. only $3.50 cash, bal
6 room house, cellar. hall, closets, well.
cisteTn, barn. 1 lot. fine location. near
car line. Price 81, O00-$200 cash, balance
room cottage, well, cistern. 2 lots.
Price. S7o0-$100 cash. balance payments,
room house on paved st. cellar. well,
cistern, barn, IL lots. Price, $750-Sl5O
cash, balance time
room house. cellar, city water. els
tern, barn. fine location Price, $l,7O0-$5oO
Nice new cottage, complete. IL lots,
cistern. city water, east front Price,
We We have large list of bargains. Call and
So SCOTT & SCOTT. els Kansas Ave.
Topeka. Kansas.
FOR SALE
iS3 acres, good land, miles northwest,
improvements cost 5000; if sold soon,
5000 will take it.
100 acres close to Silver Lake. 100 under
pillow, good improvements; 50, $50 easy
terms.
9-room modern house, barn, lots, good
condition, sell or trade.
4 room cottage. lots, barn, east side.
cheap; $500. terms
would exchange for east side.
4-room cottage. IL lots. close in, east
side. $1,000.
Several small tracts. improved. near
city. cheap and easy terms
j. D. MILLER & CO.. SIT Kansas ave.
FOR SALE
5 room house barn. coal shed. good well
fine shade trees. on Clay St, $3.50 A
bargain
MANsPEAKER & HENDERSON,
704 Kansas avenue.
FOR SALE
Desirable rental property, both resi-
dence and business property, at a bar
WIN. FORBES. ns W. 9Th st.
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REAL EsTATE-ROUDEBUsH.

RANCHES AND FARMS
$50 acres Wabaunsee county. improved,
$40 per acre.
500 acres Wabaunsee, $50.
$40 acres Wabaunsee, $500.
140 acre bottom farm, near city.
so acres 312 miles out, So, GOO.
40 acres four miles out, $780,
Many others.
HOUSES
Elegant room house, all modern, on
Lincoln st, 81 900.
room house, IL lots. east front, on
Taylor, near 5th, s., 600.
room house on Buchanan street. fine
shape, 5000.
room house on Buchanan st
11a lots, good barn, east front, $1,700.
room house, on Tyler, near 9Th, $500.
room house, lots, on Harrison, 81, 400.
room cottage, Morris ave, S650
8 room house, Lawrence St, $3.50.
room house, lots, Tyler Make offer.
VACANT LOTS
lots on W. Tenth, near Clay. $s75.
3 lots on Fillmore, on pavement, $3.50.
lots on Western ave, south 10th St,
east front, all for $3.50
Lots on Harrison. $500 each.
Lots in OFT and Tewksberry addition,
Lots in NJ. & D. addition, $50 to $75 each.
See me for vacant lots in all parts of
Money to loan at per cent on farm
For real estate. insurance and loans. see
Phone 2s7. Us West 6th.
room residence, city water, cistern,
barn, good shade. 111 lots, corner Seventh,
easy terms, 81, 600.
Nice five-room residence, barn, cistern
and well. on paved street east side. 81, 800
135 feet east front, on west side. delight
full location for two residences, if sold at
once, So 200.
IL acres, good residence, barn, well, els
tern, in Seabrook, $780,
10 acre tract on West Sixth street, five
room dwelling, good barn, fine location,
$500.
Fine home on Madison street, $500.
Some choice places on Monroe street,
81 800 to 81 500.
2 lots and room residence on Harrison,
s.. 600
Several properties taken in under fore
closure; must be sold at once. Call and
RODGERS. DAVIS & CO.,
10 West Sixth street.
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STORAGE.


TOPEKA STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE
Co. Packs and ships household goods
Tel. 1S6. c. D. skinner. 123 East Sixth st
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STAMPS. SEALS AND STENCILS.
THE J. c. DARLING CO., 734 Kan. Ave
Rubber stamps, brass and aluminium trad
checks. Prices low. Catalogue free. Tel 292
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wANTED-AeENTs.

NEW DISCOvERY-Hous article
Large profits. Permanent business. Send
10 cents for sample. Ureka Mfg. Co.,
Knox. Pa
WE WANT AGENTS in every town to
handle our patented articles for ladies'
and ehildrens wear. Hoeft & Tobin, 80
Peck Court, Chicago.
WANTED AGENTS Reliable, energetic
men to sell our celebrated Roof and
Metallic Paints, on commission, either ex-
clusively, or as side line, locally or trav-
cling. Samples free. The Cleveland Re
filming Co., Cleveland, Ohio.
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wANTED-sALEsMEN.


TWO statesmen, each state. wanted to
sell large line tobaccos and cigars Elk
perience unnecessary Factory 2l5, Thax-
ton, Va.
TRAVELLING statesmen WANTED for
fall trade to sell our special makes of
dry goods direct. to retailers commits
sion The Purnell Dale Mills, Box $50,
Philadelphia, Pa.
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FOR SALE
room house. barn. coal shed, good well,
fine shade trees. on Clay St, $3.50. a
bargain
MANSPEAKER & HENDERSON,
704 Kansas avenue.
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ATroRNEYs-AT-LAw.
SECRET SOCIETIES.

SHAWNEE COUNCIL NO. PAT MA
tional Union meets first and third Mon
days of each month at the hall of No.
II. A. O. L. W.. West Sixth st. Friends
of sister councils welcome and any WIS.,
iting friends especially welcome.
H. A. BARNES President.
S. c. GARRARD, Secretary.
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FOR SALE
Desirable rental property, both resi-
dence and business property, at a bar
~ Nm. FORBES. 1ls W. 9Th st.
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WATcHMAKER

WATCHES cleaned, 75c; clocks, soc; main.
springs, 75c: crystals, 10c- Cash paid fol
old gold or silver All work guaranteed
Old jewelry exchanged for new. II hard
up. see Uncle Sam. 512 Kansas avenue.
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osTEoPATHIsT.

STEPHEN c. WOODRUFF, Osteopath
ist. Hours: 9-12; "a: Thurs. s-12- e27 ks
Av.
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EDUCATIONAL

FRENCH AND GERMAN Taught either
in class or private. terms Teasona Bile.
Mrs. Hannah Kihlberg. S16 Harrison St
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

,-0--~-@~~-7~---------~
AN A CANDIDATE FOR MEMBER
of the legislature from the city district
Consisting OF the Third, Fourth and
Fifth wards, subject to the Republican
primaries. April 18th, 1900.
A X WILSON
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1 AN a CANDIDATE FOR PROBATE
Judge, subject to the Republican prf-
mary election. to be held on April Il, fsO0
AN A CANDIDATE FOR CoUNTY
superintendent of public instruction,
subject TO the Republican primaries. to
be held April Il, 1900
WILL vANORSDOL.
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an very giad to b. beck IN old New
York. and especially that part Of the
city known ~ de Ate after my 81,
weeks trip 10 Hot Springs. Ark.
need rest. and from what have gone
through during the time have been
away. I am saiisfsd that the Bowery
on Saturday night. With everything vile
open. IL quiet enough for me.
When I &c, :un down IN the future
and my nerves need auieting. will 30
to McGurk's some nigh, when the North
Atlantic Squadron 10 In port.
6ix weeks ago Charley Kramer. my
SELF lie Won Lesr and Jake Dreyfoos
went 10 the Spring. for our health. !
now believe that We we're the only
orrs there for that purpose. All the rest
said oolrse.y they had ell the health
thsy wanted. and we're after something
else-the tough. nbrous pager used as a
medium ct exchange In this country.
They called 1t ths,"ioas green"
Assss Rsss ssA osiet.
Our party stopped st the Arlington,
where a number Of netsbles had quar-.
tiers. Among them were Mr. James ].
jefYries, OF California, the well-known
mode for the vitsscops; Mr. steve
L'Hommsdieu. who won S<o.eo) on the
rsco and iosl It trying to guess in wha,
numbered hoe an ivory ball would drop;
Mr.. Jim 10 PeirIs. Of Chicago, and One
Eyed Connolly. lie stopped for q few
moments only In front OF the hotel.
Quiet and rect indeed!
On our way from the railroad station
the csb-dfivsr Tried 10 tim- nam me out
Of q two-dollar bill, q porter ~ the hotel
wanted 10 ring In n pair OF loaded dice
a!A the elevator boy was making book;
v TIA. mI En, R Sl sryins e, nsd I'm. s
Qoid brick on . collection plate. and the
hre depart ment gave a faro festival 10
buy new hose.
The following morning was sHakened
avs :ns. sns s ~ .s e % .n mSss
per map. and . walter. on the strength
Of bsinG In New York once. touched me
for . to start . policy game.
Desh.0sbbsss 'sDsaa Oeos.p
Af,ss srSsAfts. e wss! 90, e y! Z! baths
:. : :::!;: & :: az
rsviy nisesd . sandhaS. which Aussa |
lie Yea Lear On the coat aud broke |
Svesy bill IN his pocket.
After the baths We went plSson-shooi-
Ing Here two a On had a Quarrel be- |
natso one hAA taken the shot out OF ihr /
stlefe caftft4Qes aud thsn bet HIN iS
70 be COULDN'T Win.
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4 IRE which started In . room on the
second aoor Of the bosrdins.h Al
~ nsst Oss Hundred and Eighteenth
street this morning caused encitemsn.
among the nftcsn bosrders In the houie
Who vsse obliged TO hustle 10 the STREETS
In the seaatisst Of attire 70 escape yuiIo-
cstioa.
That the nee had no fatal results Gas
due 60 the siertness Of Policeman
Thompson. OF the East One Hundred
and Twenfy-sixth street station. who
found Mary nuiousen. The eCsk. sncoH-
scasas aS1 at her last gasp In q room ON
the top floor, Placing . vstes-soahed
handkerchief over her face and another
evss bis sun ~ carried her down the
three nists' Of stairs 10 the street. She
was vsvtved In the Harlem hospital.
ovsvy le4ger vas In bed. 0eorEe
91oH ~ - . sss0 - the sscosl
49, - eDatess1 u M soop 81
- 80 49, s1ssuI sss1nAso
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THUGS Hello Up
SALOON -KEEPER
Demanded Cash at Point
Of q Pistol and
Billy.

Lsnneo Emaet. whose right name I,
SAID 10 b Robert Mecus. Of - Hss,
rery-sixth street. and John Kelly. Of
sis Hsse rory-sixth street. we're locked
UP In the Ess, Pifty.nrst street sta.
lion this morning on compliant Of
Charles 0oidbers. a ssiooa-kssper. at
so Third avenue.
ooidbers says the men entered his
saioon and while Emmet held a re-
volvss to his face Kelly. With . police.
mans billy. demanded money. GOLDBERG
rsfussd and Emmst trisd 10 fsr>s the
cash register.
sene one called . polseeaan a. ~
nsa vsrs chased thsseo1 ~ rsns =
- =: 40. : = sss's''a - - =
: ~ - 4f.I + +. & !. 4 ~ Is t.a.-.s
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COLD, HUNGRY, DYING.
Wvs. ke1eh sud H~r HsStes. A
Pisifsi Plight. Ms, he Dis
possessed.

Huddied together In a barren. cola
room at the top ~ the tenement. house.
y Monroe street Mr. kelch ard her
hire lii;.e children are starving Tn.
landlord declared he would put the
family out Va lAe street to-day II th.y
did not paw their rent
Last night when the Ht,le Kroup
uss found the rothsr had In her Arms
her six -months-old hahy. dying. IN .
chair. the only one IN The house sat her
thfee.year-old daughter. Mamie. faint
and ~.
The family had been for tuen.y-feur
hours without even q crust Of bread
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n
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~ 10y E - sesAso - y
.,.
ID. 20.
M,s~s oare,,-ps,H.s. IA, = = - :.
r,o. a. c,,..,,.. 80. - e-.-
Dor Of 20. SseS =
IA. n c.,l.s...-co..,.. s......a....
bos q %. S~.34. ~
Kew Wea-Ie yive-oo.r -
vaaa-Cuban ~ -. s1nr171n
2Se6 lower than sBswhae q
CeaehAs espseislas bes Il = ~
Co~e,u R4slA bos a g o,.sA ~ q
px,u,sos c.s,.. bor a nM,x
p,.,,.l,.. 10, q, a nx
.-.,...,,., 1890.
CO.,. ~, ~ a. 80
49,. j
,.xs. 'Ss = 800: 49,, 800.
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NEW YORK DOCTOR,
TO IMPROVE SOCIETY,
v s$ 6 100000
KILL PEOPLE!
DR.. McKim Says Criminals,
Idiots and Imbeciles Should
Be Put to Death.

Dr. W. Duncan Aoxim would osete
the condition OF society IN this countr,
be- slsu.h,er,n, . hsls-msii,on ,eonl.
B...d. ii tn. n..saer. Of o.. BarrAo,o
new, the bloody dsath1harvssts Of Nsr,
"a a, 49,. -,,,A $500. q, ~. -o,,a.,
snu III o.ne< sucn ev'hm IN 'ns "o''a
h0ory sink Into inaEnihcanes.
Dr. McKim believes it Il not only tn,
-. ~, -. At, =, .n,,.,. .. -. .,
sM ou' uns GUY Q! soe's'y p" vus 'e
death Ito criminal and dependent clasDes
embracing thu confirmed criminal. ths
ep,l.p,io and sv,,.rtcaI er,minal IA,
.p'eP''o s&Au "Ss'e''es' s'' Wv
h..,,.. go go, ,r,n...,..
Dr.. Mcieyu 10 q noted peaetitioass Of
nj. div. Ma 10000 h No. r n>s,
E1fty-thira stsss..
D.. McKin's startling remedy 10 -,
sor,h 4, -. mi, .tI.,sh,,, ana a,.,,,.
:" ~ 800 - .
Frosress'' peoiisnsd BY o. r. rutoem 4
Sons. He sAyS:
80 !. ".,..',- S. ",.s,,.A...,.
hsed % musepiy nose 'ndivsduaAs vsoss
llomlnspl eesvous n the altrutstie ssnsa,
ke,A a .,,.,sr.,s ,ho.. NO.. ilvs. ara
"e w s'."A's '""'s ."V'' '
'ul'd By the bas'r sslh'hnsss, 1t 10
.uuwrAR AA2A04l0Aa
70 Stats FOR maintenance and the many
ecious held IN restraint BY the State on
49,. - 49,. ..,- a.. .,...r,
0N VI snOF Himss inst
elininatou seems practicable; ga
sesin6 opportunity TOT tns sApeh'
bn oi suoh hvss q tend 70 advance the
k,A.,A a, "a. -.
~N VI '"s r's
voot00O q ne P10D.
Fyoe eDeouo teeSurs OF tns plan u
.. ~ Oo111o roOoval iron thu Me Of Ouoh
tX.s,. s-S..I,. 80 nss.--.. -rn..lv
$50 o''
U1oooovo pBoo0o - aso nov ooDooooR
for maintenance upon r. stat>. and Of
s,,sh .s..,.,. a. ..muN M. ma,
ASlppus crimes, or show ~ the trsqusns
-. - cr,e>ss ,>.. sv~v> ~ that
n L.,.' ~.
10y ma msnth enAxecsss' sno "
NLS,, ~.s ~ @ ~
miautslv N. inAiv,6uala vhem ~
snouio esisct tos e1uhcuon-
II u clear that an tAaoto would require
such a decision. ana n imheeiisa bv far
"-~w
o ereet3 nu9ne1. - eoye0Auy tnooe
no .nus InseaaeS5 esve corS Inelo.
81 moua loS0esy. Ine mAyonty
81 .spnsptic: Wovio n9uir sxuneuon:
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went home to dinner. where the piece
white and blue coiors. The walters
would call for = stack OF whites fos
bread, for single o. when We wanted
doughnuts and double U" when kra'
mer asked for n pretzel. II was nerve
wearing, I tell you. for u man who ha,
always lived peaceably around Grand
street,
Any Ola kisd es Game.
That night We were taken 20 the points
OF in'erct Ia the city We saw the we'll.
known Chance Casino Of one man and
the Betting Pavilion ~ another. In some
Of them were only faro. roulette, chuck.
a-luck, barnard. red and black. under
seven and over seven, wheel Of fortune
and the O'ieary belt. Others added
craps, policy. lottery and knockout
They were talking abou, a law they
wished passed giving the town the right
90 tske what man didn't lose, while !
That va, our daily programme. varied
occasionally by q visit TO a pool-room
where all the races were taken. Do was
the money.
I tell you. It Was exciting Al nrst, bv.
n became monotonous after . while. Se-
cause We got - We could anaiyse .
have 70 carry our IsScrssosy around
With Us any more.
TAey lot W get sWay At the end Of sig
weeks, and II vas plsasan, sight when
We got 10 Albany and m~' '.e Lcgis.
10 gree, us-issy Cohen. q. J. Goldsmith,
.su,ts ltssistsl go.
We got to tbs city Ia dine to attend the
Fast Side Genilemen's Ball at Tammsny
Hall
! tell you. ! bre.thed q SIGH Of relisf
when ] entered The hall and Hrasped the
hands OF the Bovery and the east side.
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Ladies' Coats,
| A Clsssiag SGis 4
L.a!s:' ~. 60 - -
''; ~. ''s q. ~ : 81: 81 ,.,.4
t1.A ga
A spseial - r euln slss Easom
Cess; u, = 40 % ba11e -
Sooot Dooo - eSe - .
se'y - eeaStl 49,
go 6: :. !. -
~ cSss.. ~ ~ s - ~
= -: ::' ~: !. !: =: :,."' -
sSW
Gil
S01t0
4 sssesh 49, - = - - g
Se1e Se - = g.
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Yer ststsa IsiasA sOssAwsy.
The Staten Island priv.ns Club Yeats
4 speedway. Manners. haze petitioael
the RichmonA Borough Doai1 70 ~
S bDaSI: 's s.:".:a Z: r'Sts' 70:
speeding horsasA
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RAPID TRANSIfWVB AFFAIR

DstAs Aitss . n0Dastss
CssSssAIV.
When the big San Marcos saiisd fss
Galveston to-day. Capt. Young waved
= farewell TO . bonay bsids. AnA this
10 the diary Of hts weolas,
Sailed tor 0aiyssto9 FEB. !. Paasea.
81; Marks aveaue. Breeklyn.
Reached GALVESTON Feb. is
Arrived IN New York Feb. \. Can't
Young and svsst Miss Poey sa0aeS1
Leased nat on Lsxtagiea avsasS ~.
~, fsrnishsA Feb. = 1sppy eeuDls
n %.IT'fa X s.~ c.p t.y Yous c1u .s,. A'ss
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No EXTRA CHARGE FoR ~.
essyH = esy Aasss>ss Dssriu nsesi0w go
= 0unaI NIsewsA oo<s h Hss Ss6 a. r.
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Lord 6 Taylor,
Grand Street Store.
THURSDAY RARCAN SPECIALS

Muslin.
Full Hard VIA 0oooshol Fluslia,
good and bssvyi frss from starch;
Mill Ends
iron 6 10 % yards soods - Ell IRON
~ Discs iss'ss. ~
For Thursday SIC. yd.
Fvss Yard WIZ UsbissebsA shsss.
lag;
Atlantic Mills,
heaviest go bssa shsseiag made;
good We ell oshss days for ioc.;
Fer Thursday. SIC. I'D.
| Blankets. |
Ii.< Pie Weej Dlaassts; goei and
heavy; plat. bloc ssd rsd border;
sold oshe' dsys To- i.1ei
For rhsndsy. CSC. . pair.
~ Plsec e1l1essls 0lookeees aiaSy
AnishsA, lAnsy bsedss; ~ s@Ass
dsys ~ s!ooi
yr Mssday. LOS . pair.
ice caAlooesh We'd o1aalhoess ~ |
lion Aoe IAob1 Woe)t ieosy ber
De-; eoN ssbss dsys ~ -,
Es ThsssAsy. SeS . pair.
Comfortables.
Fuw ~ Sass csa1sstsb1ess sissly
made; losoe aOege0oat g Dat.
terSs; Alled M vAoes s09eso;
stjteAed a taftsd; sell seAss 1oyo
fos On. oi.s>;
ios TAsEsday. 7oc., eSc.
Gloe Peooea ooeeoo Cea1osoee
figured On b0eA stdss. o. o. 0os
side figured and on one side Diols;
Alisl VIII bsst white os4~sa, 0Ads
10 or6ss for ~; se,d othse dsys IL
ts.te;
iss TAnss1ay. SI.0&
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NEW YORK SNIP
BURNS At SEA-
Crew Of st. John Landed
at eanjosWange.
Java.

souRADAYA. laws. Yeh. a-rhe
Americas ship st. John. Capt. Fales.
from New York for yckohama. 4, re-
ported los, By hre.
All hands were saved and landed a,
Banjoewanse.
TIE ~. yoha, which carried a CARGO
ys.ued nj Go.Wo. was owned by ID n.
Chapman 4 Co, OF No. I. State street
There vas no Insurance on vessel or
that the crew OF forty would Be- brcaaSs
10 this couptry - coon. - psssbis.
The 81 John. witch 10 Z total losp.
JAILED from Nsw York for Yokehs n
Oct. 8 She cas- buiit st BAH, Ne.
IN IN. and REGISTERED i.sG tons.
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Grocery
Sale
Now
Going On.
Sale Of China and Glassware.

Sale Of China and Glassware.
Need not spend another dime for advertising to popuare
1.-THE Spring Sale Of China and Glassware Partial details
previously printed concerning the insxhaustbe subject
turned the tde-the human tide-Macywards and Il con-
tinuss to flow with cumulative force.
To-day the display diversified and radiant The
economies are Just as numerous and matchesS The logic
that gives Us your preference Is by contrast easier Of COM
Of our past successes.
Come here straightly and buy unreservedly.
Furniture in Annex.
While Others are dining we are DOING. Quick. direct
strokes Of merchandising are more effective than lucrative
catteE We describe the Furniture state prices and you
supply the enthusiasm
Dining Chairs. solid oak hshbraeed backs heavy rnss price only
AG
Dinirs and Bedroom Casod lots representing over fifty dr.
f.fen styles. including number Of solid mahogany and qnsd
oak Ann Chain will Be closed out at Just hah our regular prices
&c. to G.88.
feet, quoted elsewhere $780, our prsa Goa
Morris Chairs solid oak f',ms bns rods reversible cushions
covered With French eretome velour in your choice q eoiou
$500. !
Couh all hair full four deep ttng Oh spring edge
covered with velour corduroy your Choice Of o,ors 5000
Three piece Paor Suit nlaid m.hogany veneersd frames spring
seats covered with satin dask IN choice Of several cooS
value. $3.50 our price. U4oo |
Five piece Palor Suit handsome oced mahogany frame n,d
with pearl articaly upholstered with rich satin dmask in your
choice d ccsoy. $500
Pve.pes Oveufed ParIor Suit including sofa .ee two
reception chairs and large chair splenddy upholstered with
satin damask in your choke Of co'or, $500.
C~~s~ T..a
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Sporting Goods.

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uyTo"s COec'e Iusey'weVu' Excl
$500 49, -
nCnineW .no wAmu' "oooWoiA'
regular pnce US.OO; our SGe
SiO.7%
wh,Ielv T,,vs,l,,s' E.s,ene,s ~ and
zoe
whne'y eseeuen, eood 9seiHy enssE
~ Issvy vsigk N.ss
Whitley e1sssisers god quality slastie
eeset s1 49, - 80 WH' ~
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s.r,s'ne - \: ss's ... Gag
,"ss.Sh h sns bs,sX. S'ss.
.,s.. con-. ~, A,n,,. .,,,....
sads covered With sswhiIs, 9sc.
x-~,...... es..l,.. NJ .... ,
ity, pure gum blAdde, covered "a,
G.H.
Soft LEATHER Striking 1as Gloves, es
psif. Sc. and &C.
s:s: : :s.s s s's' :.' Es'' H. '' .s
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Upholstery Specials.

The Upholstery department renaentt pusates with IL n
freshed activities The goods you want I'M
sparkling pofusloa The prices are you'd have tsem. WI -
70 furnish The homeor renovate decorate add enrich IT, ~ c.
wil b ~ advantage you to consult w. Everything fum 49,
10 interior sdorning.
Asmus Dsspesy sodoi grounds div, crimson ,nd Empire eo
enhanced With Fhtoesi dssnA n vide value 500 ya&
price Sc. - 7tyn
German tapestry attractive and dainty Dsesdsn duxpvMpv ae
sases oss nile aad NUE. 20 w. Stds value a yard ee S
tapestry portn. 1gs ,sclmen to choose from my -
suvbe practical tn Isn't ileIea window doof, arch
needs Porlus'-pH pair Si.7i and SaA rf9t<1
tapestry Couch Covers sx, heavy quality kiasda Gv
BIZ Couch Cover will conceal the edea a ie
vide ylns )1o1 n )4,n. -.
Down Sofa Pnow,fih Japanese covstmbrodnsi Aus -
nse-n order to close them out have reduced prices follows O
S33t and S5A ''f'<fs
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annual Remnant Sale
CSlored and Black Dress Goods
7:sno yards Of stylish Dress Goods,
such -
Ail.Vvool Lsdiss' ctsth.
Flno freoch heaFiettas.
Camol's.lisir Plalds,
Scotch chsvjots,
Drastic Cloth,
S%.ls. vssstiaa Cloths,
nohsifs, etc., &C.,
in lsnsths iree . 70 9 yds.; il n colom
and hoaeG oil teOo0
a5c. I'd.
Greatest bargain ever offered.
Come eahy and get your choice.
No mail orders filled or goods sent
c. o. D.
Silks.
All.SMk FesloeADV In oil the leading
shades goods W ell regularly ss SssI
fo' Thsr'day. l9c. I'D
corAs6 Wssh 9i)6s, sisosas line Of
q Soc:
Tor rhunday. acc. I'D.
Ali.Sllk Satis Llbsstys aa1 Frsach
Fevlar6s; in navy and white; and
hslis and vhisN eSsds ~ ell Fsgs
larry u ses.;
Tor Thsnday, 3ec I'd.
ss.ls. wsls An. Sook Ovehees;
71.ls. wv A. Sak Ores q Lyes,
21.ls. w Akolk 0Fee 0ealo,
Goods 10 ssll ssgubHy u OLA
Tor Tsunday, o6e. I'D.
Every yard warranted Is adver.|
tised.
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Spring Carpets-Ann...

Wilton velyets Body Brussels Smiths Administers Velyets Ingram,
Tapestries That's catalogue ioays offerings Enough kind, for
every normal taste All Left the mills and arrived Mays for
this seasons selling The designs and coorngs proclaim their freshness
Quiet eaetbgh effects anything you may fancy except patterns
and combinations that p,se.
We start the season with prizes asonishingly low.
s.. ~ for $40 Wilton velve &c. for Sis Velvet Carpe
s6e. for $40 Body Bnssels A.
66e for Si.2s Smiths Amin. ~ W. "s''" NNPS~
stea Ilje. ~ sc. Tspsg CAPITA
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TIE roll then. a those whom our
Pl4a ,would eliminate consists Of the fol.
!ofng classes coming under the abso-
~. imbeciiss. epiIspticA habisuai
Drv1kards and insane criminals; the
number Of murdersrs: nocturnal
006o.erookeu: suca criniaais. what.
ever tho(S oaenos. ~ mi0At thsouGh
thsir constitutional organisatiea appGaS