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Ladies, lOc hose, 41c.

Ladies 10c hose, 49c.
Ladies fast black hose. in all sizes;
the regular 1Oc full seamless hose;' for
this hour 1-2c pair.
Taffeta gloves, 19c.
The regular 25c taffeta gloves for la
dies in tan, black. and white, in broken
sizes which sell for Zoe usually; for 19c.
25c ribbons, 12lc yard.
Nos. 80 and 40 and so all silk taffeta
ribbons in such shades as light blue,
pink. turquoise. cerise. olive, green.
and golden brown. which has been Csc
yard; to go for II 1-2c yard.
Sc folding fans, &c.
Alarm clocks, Sc.
Lord Baltimore" nickel alarm
clocks: perfect timekeepers and alarm
strikers; for soc this hour.
soc leather chatelaines, 23c.
Black leather chatelaines. with
nickel frame. which sold for SOC for
23c.
Dog collar belts, 19c.
A lot of dog collar belts with nickel
trimmings which sold up to $1.25 to go
for 19c.
Screen doors. Csc.
Best quality hardwood screen doors;
in various sizes; such as sell for sl.5O;
for CSC Please bring sizes of door.
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Child's fast black hose, 45c.

1. Child's fast black hose, 44c.
i children's fast black full seamless
I hose; in sizes to 61-2 only; the usual
l. 1Oc hose, for 1-2c.
|. Satin ribbon, 1c yard.
/ Small lot of No. satin ribbon to go
: for lie yard.
!. Linen laces, lie yard.
|. Small lot of linen laces; inches
!. wide: sold formerly for u Lee yard;
!. TO go for 7-Sc yard.
!. Window shades, TIC.
!. Waterproof felt window shades; in
|. different colors; complete with fixtures
!. for 7-sc.
!. Door screens, SOC.
! Walnut finish door screens, by
] feet in size, for o9c.
! 75c straw sailors, 35c.
!. Lot of chIldren's mixed and plain
!. straw sailors; silk trimmed; sold for
merly for 75c; to go for 35c.
. SO and Csc untrimmed hats, 15c.
, Lot of ladies' and misses untrimmed
hats in colors; also trimmed sailors in
either black or white; which sold for
merly for CSC to CSC. to go for 15c.
. 39c flowers, Zoe.
Sprays OF 6 lilaes in bunch and
wreaths of blossoms and grasses; sold
for 39c formerly; for 10c bunch.
. Writing paper and envelopes, &c
Boxes of writing paper and envel-
opes to match for &c box.
Mems underwear. dc,
Mems balbriggan shirts and drawers
which formerly sold for 39c--.o go
for 21c.
Ladies' waists, 19c.
Tableful OF ladies' coiored percale
and madras shirt waists; in sizes 80
and "a, and few of 3S; they sold for as
high as 81 formerly; choice as long as
they last for ice.
Corset covers, DC.
Ladies' muslin corset covers; finish
ed with felled seams and perfect fit
ting; for sc; same for which others
ask IL 1-2c. ~
WOOL knee pants. SIC.
Two patterns in boys wool knee
pants; the kind which all clothiers sell
for Csc; for lie pair.
Zoe India linon, 35c.
Remnants of India linon; the sheer
quality, in splendid lengths; sells for
1Oc from the piece; for 7-sc yard.
Japanese wash silks, 19c.
Lot of handsome patterns in Jap
anese wash silks; in stripes in such
colors as heliotrope, rose. turquoise,
and cadet blue; sell for 39c yard usu-
ally; for 19c yard.
Child's 40c shoes, 25c.
Children's stylish spring heel tan
and black shoes; sizes to s; instead
of 40c: for 25c.
Child's "NaZareth' waists, 14c.
Children's Nazareth" waists, all
sizes for 14c-25c usually.
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THE RACING CALENDAR.
Entrie. at Washington Par

Entries ut Washington Park.
WASHINGTON PARK, July 12.-Entries for to-
moTrow's races:
First race-For four year -ods and upward one
mie.-The Roman, 1l9; Andes, Greatland, 106;
Potente. l05; Algaretta, Boney Boy, Eva Rice,
1903; The Lady, l0l.
Second race-For three-year- olds and upward;
six iurlongs.-Abe Furst, Pope Leo, May Beach,
III; Levadia, Sly, Lena Williams, liz, George,
ITO; John Yerkes, JOG.
Third race-For fllies two years old; five fur
longs.-Kid Cox, 1l2; Menace, The Conqueror,
l05; Dangerline, l04; Leo Newell, Prosper La Cal,
Curd Giilock, 1903; Kid Hampton, Princess
Tatyana, lOl; Prince of Delight, Grandon, Scala
wag, 80; Lakeview Belle, &C.
Fourth race-For three year dds selling; one
mile and fifty yards.-Russell r., ll6; Lake Mills,
l12; Wax, 10; Arthur Behan, lO5; Barney F., 1903.
Fifth race-For three ear-olds and upward;
selling; mile.-sam Mckeever, l06; Branch,
l0i: Red Pirate, 100: Einstein. George Krats, 30;
Jerry Lee, %; Malaise, semper Eadem, 95; Van
Hoorbcke, ST.
Sixth race-For three-year-olds and upward;
selling; one mile.-Onamastus, ia; John A.
Morris, no; Tappan, Catastrophe, 100; High
JiniA l0ii Lady Meddlesome, Silver Garter, 90;
Wax, o5.
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BRIGHTON BEACH, July 12-Entries for To-
morrow's races:
First race-For mares; three-years old ana up
ward; one mile.-Queen OF song NO. roquois
Belle, Andrisa, Kamara, Pink Domino, VI; loluca,
JOG.
Second racc-For three-y ear-olds; seiling one
and one-sixteenth miles.-First Whip, 10; Cey-
lon, 1902; Carbuncle, 10i; Precursor, 10; Big
Gun, ia; Sir Fitzhugh, 1O5.
Third race-For two-year-ods; five turlongs-
Bellario. Master 49, Baron Pepper, lo2; Glen
nellie, 100; Bounteous, liz; Sereech, lo9; Luke
Ward, ll2; Harlem Lane. 100; Demurrer, w.
Fourth race-IIandicap; for three year olds and
upward; one mile and one furlong.-Jack Point,
1876: Maxine Gomez, III; John Bright. III; Her
bert ILL., Favonious, 1O7; Piucky 1o5; Wooster
Boy. OF.
Fifth racc-For ,two.year-olds selling; five and
one half furongs-Iimself, 9S; Albula, ITO; An
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-07-13
An RnJoyaI,Ie Excursion.

crowd numbering between six and seven
hundred, consisting OF members of Nelson Com
mandery No. q Uniformed Rank, Knights Of
Py,hias, and their families enjoyed days out
ing at Chesapeake Beach Yesterday. The morn
ing trains from the District line dei>ot, terminal
of the Columbia electric cars, w.1e well filled
with the cxcursionists, while ina,s- Others went
TO the Jay side resort later in the DAY. Dancing,
rowing and bathing ware enjoyed 10 the utmost.
while many found delight in patronizing the
scenic railway. the, mammoth carousel and many
other amusemcnis. found at this resort. The
broad board walk crowded until late IN the
evening, and the cool breezes Of the Chesapeake
were greatly appreciated by those who were en-
abled TO spend the day on salt water, away from
the heat Of the city.
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''Hechts' Greater Stores,
513-515 Seventh Street.
1 to =.
Brilliantine skirts. $1.9S.

Brilliantine skirts. $1.9S.
Ladies' black brilliantine skirts. full
width: elegant fitting garments; well
lined and bound; sold for 81; for S1-9S.
Covert jackets, $1.9S.
Ladies' tan covert jackets, in several
shades so well adapted for evening
wear while away or for fall. for si9s;
sold formerly for three times as much.
Organdie dresses, $9.9S.
Ladies' sheer pretty organdIe dresses
trimmed with ribbon-for 1898:
would cost you twice as much to make
up.
Silk underskirts, S4.9S.
Ladies' Givernauds taffeta silk I'M
derskirts; in several styles; sold for
" formerly: choice for s4.9s.
Boys wash suits, 23c.
Lot OF boys striped and check Gala
tea cloth washable sailor suits. such
as sell for SOC. for 23c this hour.
Child's hats, 25c.
Lot Of little girls chiffon and straw
hats and leghorns, which formerly sold
iOi Vi.S", u 80 LOT Soc.
Child's aprons, 19c.
Lot Of children's India Iinon aprons:
all sizes from to IA years; trimmed
with embroidery and ruffies over
shoulder; sold formerly for SOC; choice
for 19c.
Finest shirt waists, Csc.
Your choice of our finest shirt
waists; either white or colored; no
matter what they cost. or what they
sold for: and some Of them sold for as
high as 81; to go for CSC.
Carriers jet black ink
or Carter's mucilage, &c bottle.
Linen buck towels, 7ac.
Linen buck towels with red borders
and fast selvage; instead Of IL 1-2c
for Z 3-4c.
Bic table linen, 21c.
Silver bleached table linen, In rich
est patterns; the usual 31c sort for
21c yard.
S3.49 trimmed hats, $3.50.
Ladies Jumbo straw hats, trimmed .
with straw edged corded Sill. bunch
OF wheat and velvet bands; formerly :
sold for $3.49; now to go for $1.s9.
Window screens, 23c.
Good size hardwood window screens; .
which will fit almost any window; for
23c. I
Appliqued pieces, 29c.
Lot Of appliqued pieces, such as piI- I
low shams, scarfs. covers, and centre (
pieces; some slightly soiled, worth up /
to Use, for 29c. I
Ladies' collars, 1c. /
Ladies' all-Linen Collars; In all
shapes, the best Of Zoe quality, for lie I.
each this hour. /.
Ladies' 25c vests, 12ac. !.
Ladies' Fast Black Lisle Thread
Vests; guaranteed stainless; sell for !.
25e usually; for IL 1-2c. I.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-07-13
NEITHER LIS NOR RUNS.
Hahn Shuts Out the Slugging Phil
les at Cincinnati


CINCINNATI, July l2.-"Soodles'' Hahn
pitched one of the creates, games Of his career
today, and not only kept the Leagues premier
sluggers from scoring, but also declined 10 allow
them hit. But OF the visitors ever got as
fer second. During the whole game only
twenty-eight men faced Hahn. Eight men struck
cut. The score by innings:
Philadelphia 20 0 600 90 0 l
Cincinnati $50. l 2 0 90 4 0 x-4 Z /
Batteries-Bernhard and Mcfarland; Hahn and
PETIT. Three.base hit-A ckley. Home run
Crawford. Stolen bases-Deletanty, Barrett,
Crawford, Corcoran. Sacrifice hit-Barrett
Double plays-Bernhard, Cross, and Delehanty;
Wood, Corcoran and Beckley. Struck out-By
Hahn s, by Bernhard 2. Bases oE-balls--of Hahn
2, off Bernhard 5. Hit by pitcher-By Hahn l.
Wild pitch-Bernhard. Passed ball-McFariand
Left on bases-Cncinna,i s, Philadelphia l. First
base on eTors-CineiDnati /, Philadelphia /.
Umpire-Teuy. Time OF game-l hour and IS
minutes.
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Padrone. l0e; Hazel H., 80: Mizzoura, 1Oi; May
Dine. 81; Lord Neville los; St Cuthbert' los:
Annolee. 90; III Ghor. Iol Grantor, l0S; Verify.
100; Henry of Franzmar. los.
Fifth race-For maiden two yearolds; four and
one-hllf inrlongs.-Evas Darling rs; Freneh;e.
lis; The Thrush, lis; Woodiord lis; Firsay. lis:
Danella, rs; Ida Cicalla, Il5; Crimp lis; Rainy
Day, rs; Gemlerose, lilo.
Sixth race-For four.ycar-olds and upward:
selling; seven furlongs. -Zanetto, 1O9 Eight Bells.
iOi; Dewitt. lgj; kisme, l0i; Ohnet, 95; Sidslu-
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Golden art draperies, BIC.
$50 yards OF Golden Art Draperies IN
handsome patterns; the Sc sort for
37-sc yard.
Mating mats, &c.
japanese and China Mating Mats,
in good colorings and patterns. for
27-Sc.
35c sheeting. 15ac.
Remnants of Unbleached and Bleach
ed Sheeting in 81 and 1914 widths:
some of which sold for as high as 35c
yard; only small lot; to go for Is 3-4c
yard.
White shaker flannel, &c.
White Shaker Flannel, for summer
wear which sells for &C yard to 60 for
3 7-Sc yard.
Child's dresses, 15c.
Lot of Children's Bingham and Per-
Gale Dresses; all sizes from to 4; to
go for 15c.
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10 to IL.

Remnants P KS, 65c yard.
: Lot of remnants of wide and narrow
welt piques which formerly sold for 100
yard; are soiled; hence to go for 7-Sc
yard
Plain lining lawns, 7ac.
4O-inch plain colored lining lawns;
about 425 yards which sold for IL 12c
yard; it will not take long to sell this
small quantity for Z 3-4c yard.
Grey hOmespun skirts. S1.9S.
Ladies' grey homespun skirts, we'll
bound and well lined and with new
backs; the same skirt sold for 81 else
where; for 1913.
Polka dot duck skirts, SOC.
Here is the best bargain of the sea-
son; those blue polka dot duck skirts;
full width and with knife-pleated
1ounce with strap above; with inverted
pleat backs; for 99c; formerly sold for
$3.50.
Wash silk waists, S1.49.
Lot of Ladies Striped Wash silk
Waists; in splendid variety of patterns;
newest in effect; perfect in every way;
sold formerly for $3.50: for SLAB.
y ~ ~ 49, ~y~y.s~
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CONTINUED.
Brownie Overalls, 191c.
Little Boys Brownie" Overalls; o
blue denim; with shoulder straps; fol
10 lie; sold usually at 39c.
Rainy day skirts, S1.9S.
Ladies' Rainy Day Skirts of fashion
able materials; with stitched bottoms;
actual value of which is $3.50; for
s19S.
Csc wash suits, 49c.
Lot of Boys Striped and Check Ca
latea Cloth and plain blue galatea clio Oh
wash suits with pique sailor collars:
the Csc sort for 49c.
Boys crash suits, Csc.
Lot of Boys Double Breasted Crash
Suits; sizes to 16 years; the kind
sold for s1.9s; for CSC.
Misses 81 shoes, SOC.
Misses Dongola Button and Lace
Shoes; sizes II IL to /; instead Of 81
pair for SOC.
$1.25 wrappers, zoe.
Ladies' Percale and Batiste Wrappers.
the best made garments; trimmed
tastefully with braid; finished with
flounces; full width shirts and separate
waist Innings, for SOC instead Of $1.25.
soc tennis shoes, 29c.
Boys and Youths Tennis Shoes;
sizes II to 3; usually sold for SOC for
29c.
69c cOrsets, 39c.
Lot of Ladies' Short and Long Length
White. Grey. and fancy figured Cor
sets: all sizes: sold for 69c; to go for
39c. alI<
Mems hose, 3sc.
Mems Black and Brown Half Hose;
fast colors: full seamless instead Of
10c for Use.
Mems handkerchiefs. &c.
Mems Plain and Colored Border
Handkerchiefs, the 10c kind for 7-Sc.
each.
Mems jean drawers, 19c.
Mems Pepperill Jean Drawers, with
elastic ends. instead Of SOC for 19c.
White shirt waists. 29c.
Just to think; this hour today
you may buy Ladies' White India Linon
Shirt Waists in two styles; one with
five tucks and another with all-over
front tucking; with linen cuffs for
29c which sold for s1.50 and s1.75.
Csc untrimmed hats, 19c.
Balance of the ladies' black and
white untrimmed shapes, yet in ele-
CANT assortment OF Shapes which sold
for as high as 9Sc for 19c.
Finest flowers to go for 15c.
The very finest flowers for hat trim
ming In the store to go this hour for
15c bunch.
Boys crash caps, &c.
79c bed spreads, 49c.
Full double bed size white bed
spreads in handsome patterns which
sold for 79c to go for 49c.
Window screens, 15c.
Walnut finish window screens which
will fit any ordinary window for 15c
this hour.
Mating mats, &c.
japanese and china mating mats in
many designs and colorings to go for
1-Sc this hour.
l2Jc handllerchiefs, &c.
s., dozen ladies' fancy lace edge
which formerly sold for
IL 1-2c to go for &c.
DC ribbed vests, 4lsc.
Ladies' Swiss ribbed vests, with neck
md armholes run with tape; instead OF
2 1-2c for 4. lie.
aides 19c hose, 9!c.
Ladies' plain and drop-stitch fast
Hack hose, in all sizes which formerly
old for 19c: to 60 for 1-2c.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-07-13
Use Aliens Foot-Ease in Your Gloves

4 lady writes: II shake, Aliens Foot-E Ease into
my gloves and rub little on my hands. II saves
my gloves by absorbing perspration 1t is most
dainty toilet powder" We invite the attention
Of physicians and nurses to the absolute purity Of
Aliens FootEase Dr. W. c. Abbott. editor OF
the "Chicago Clinio,' says: at Is grand prep
All drug and shoe stores sell it; 25c. Sample sent
FREE. Address Allen s olmsted. Le Roy, n Y.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-07-13
Entries mt st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, July 12.-Entries for tomorrow $
races:
First race-For three-year-olds and upward;
selling; furlongs.-Insurgent, Ill; Helen H.
Gardner. l04; Kildarlie, %; Duchess NJ. lO4 j;
Mascagne, LOG; Iron Chancellor, 1O7; Bonaqua,
10i; Nit Boykin, 1O5; Tole Simmons, log.
Second race-For maiden two-year-olds six fur
longs.-Ceo. N. jenkins. 1Os; Mr.. Smith, los;
Gascor, los; Frank johnson, los; Lutes Fonso,
los; Robert, Jr., 10s.
Third race-For four-year-olds and upward; one
mile and seventy yards.-w. B. Gates lO1; Ida
Marie, 10l; Corner, los; Elgitha, 1903; Lurdan,
1903; Rushfeds, 105 Spring. 90; Merry Glen. 1903:
Downward, 81; woodtriec, 90; Birdie May, 1903.
Fourth race-For three-year. olds and upward;
selling; Elk and one.half furlongs. -Marplot, loe;
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ME Thompson, 81; Princess otilie. %; Great
American, 81; Moor 1903; Spoil Sport, Manga, %;
Bramblebush, %; Kid, o..
Sixth race-For twoyear-old maidens: five fur
longs-Great American. Street Boy, Dame W;
H. Clay Rye, l02; Double Six, 30; Too Sweet,
102: Lady Padden, Lillian Hoffman, Shark, An
ma, 80.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-07-13
Movemen1. of Naval vessels.

The flagship New York and the battle
ships Texas, Indiana. and Massachusetts, ar
rived at Newport yesterday from target
practice. They will be joined by the bat
tleship Kearsarge on Monday or Tuesday.
The despatch boat Dolphin has arrived at
n IL
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-07-13
How the Clubs Stand.
KITsoN TRIED TOO OFTEN.
The Champions Winning Pitcher
Hammered by the PlrEt es.

PITTsBURG, July 12.-Luek, poor support,
and bold base running formed the combination
that broke Kitson's winning streak here today.
At the end OF the seventh Kitson was relieved by
Kennedy, who in the one round in which he was
in service retired the Pirates in one. two. three
order. Tannehll was also punished, but he was
given better support. The score by innings:
II. II. E.
Pittsburg ...... 0 0 2 / % 1-7 IL /
Brooklyn ......0 0 s 0 2 Go 8 S
Batteries-Tannehill and thinner; Kitson, Ken
nedy, and Mcclure.
Stolen bases-Williams, Wagner, Ritciiey,
Kelly. Three-base hts-Dahlen, DAILY, Jennings.
Home runs-Beaumont Clarke. Sacrifice hits
Cooley, Wagner. Double plays-Clark, Ritchey,
Williams. and Ely. Struck out--By Tannehill /.
Bases on balls-0f Tannehill 2. Hi; by pitcher
Keller. umpre-Swartwood. Time of game-2
hours and minutes. Attendance, 1900.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-07-13
nrichton Beach Selections.

First race-Queen Of Song, Iroquois Belle, ka.
mara.
SecuE;: face-First Whip, Precursor, Carbunclc.
Third race-Glennellie, Harlem Lane, Demurrer.
Fourth race-Jack Point. Herbert. Piucky.
Fifth race-Albula, Moor, Himself.
Sixth race-Snark Double Six, Great American.
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First raee-Iron Chancellor. Bonaqua, Helen II
Gardner.
Second race-RObert. Jr.. Frank johnson, Geo
W. Jenkins.
Third race-Spring. W. D. Gates, Downward.
Fourth raoe-Verify. May Dine. Lord Neville.
Fifth race-Rainy Day. Ida Cicalla, Frenehie.
Sixth race-siddubia. ohnet, Eight Bells
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-07-13
Washington Park Selections.

First race-Potente. Andes The Roman.
Second tace-Siy, May Beach, George
Third race-Kid Cox, Menace, Dangerlnc.
Fourth race-Arthur Behan, Lake Mills. Bar.
ney F.
Fifth race-Georgc Kratz, Sam McKeever, Red
Pirate.
Sixth race-Tappan. Catastrophe, John A. Nor
lis
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-07-13
Hechts' Greater Stores"
double attraction today-the weekly Hour Sale made
douby important by the "CIean-sweep" sale.
513-515 Seventh Street.


has lou
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To double n
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con ienc.
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8 to 9.

Tan shoe paste
of combination shoe polish, which sells
for Zoe in every shoe store in town, to
go this hour for ] lie.
Infants shoes, 15c.
Infants tan or black shoes; sizes
! to 5; instead Of Soc for 15c.
Bleached muslin, lie.
Lot of remnants of bIeached muslin;
the kind sold from full pieces for &C
and &c yard; for 17-Sc yard.
Wash knee pants, SIC.
Boys washable galatea cloth knee
pants; not the cheap. poorly put to-
gether sort: but well-made; 1-2c
pair.
Mems shirts, 19c.
Lot of mems percale shirts; in sizes
is 1-2 only; which formerly sold for
soc, for 19c.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-07-13
II TEE ROOSEVELT Home
The Committee of Notification Goes
to Oyster Bay.

Governor Informed of His Nominu-
ton as Vice President by Senator
Wolcott in a Stirring Speech-Thc
Candidate Accepts in His Forcibie
Manner-State officials Thunket
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8 to 4.

9Sc table covers, SOC.
Turkey red table covers, fast colors;
good size; instead of CSC for sec.
Figured wash goods, 3sc.
Lot of remnants of figured wash
goods which sold for ice and Sc yard;
both corded and plain effects; to go for
3 7-Sc.
81 hammOcks. 79c.
Large woven hammocks, with steel
spreader and pillow attached instead of
81 for rec
Mosquito netting, 45c yard.
Best quality 7-quarter mosquito net
ting, for 4 Use yard
39c silk vests, 19c.
Ladies' mercerized silk vests. white
with lace fronts: with neck and arm
holes run with silk tape; instead of
500 for Ice.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-07-13

You'll have countenance more in happiness
than in sorrow after you have drunk bottle Of
Heurich's Maerzen, Senate, or Lager
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-07-13

bia, loi; Necklace. ioi; Libbie, lo4; Lee King
%; sam Lazarus, l04.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-07-13
In THE BASEBALL WORLD.


Games Yesterday.
Pittsburg T. Brooklyn 6.
St. Louis 2. Boston l.
Cincinnati 4, Philadelphia 0.
Chicago NewYork-no; scheduled.
Games Today.
Brooklyn at New York.
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4 to s.

Mems 75c underwear, 35c.
Mems fancy striped balbriggan shirts
and drawers. which formerly sold for
75c and 81; to go for 35c
Mems $50 Oxfords, 9Sc.
Lot Of mems tan oxfords. which for
merly sold for s1.50; to go for sSc.
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1900-03-10

4"
Interest In State politics will gain new
strength, rs the meeting Of the national
Democratic convention, called for July 4,
will necessitate the calling OF the State
convention earlier than usual. tits prob
able that Florida Democrats will be call
ed together some time In June. II has
been the custom, owing to great distances
to be travelled In our State to reach con-
vention point, and the necessary expense
to delegates, to confine all party business
to one convention and there to nominate
national delegates and all the State off,
GERS. Our friends, the candidates for Gov.
ernor, have only three months in which
TO shake the delegate from the tree. and
from now on the still hunt win he disturb
I'd by the active beating OF the bush,-
Times Union and Citizen. ......- III
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1900-03-10
A TAX ON INTELLIGENCE.

The advance ri about 70 per cent In the
price OF white paper, by the paper trust,
falls most burdensome on publishers, as
up to this time there have been but few
cases Of newspapers or periodicals Icing
raised In rates. This. however, can not
continue always. The time will come. II
the power Of the trust is exerted toward
further exactions, when publishers will be
forced to Increase their charges, and then
will follow the usual result Of bnrdentpg
the consumer. Already we see In many
directions curtailment In the proportions
OF publications, inferior quality OF paper
and other protective measures, Jr l4.
Sentiment does not 90 for much where
money Is scented MS the hound scents
blood, but certainly the oft.repeated
statement that the tax upon white paper
Ia tax npondntelllGence should have It's
wnighi In curbing the greed o AFT II
urers, and II his cannot be done IN s-cur-
Ing from - Dgress an act placing wood
pulp and white paper on the lis.
Congressman Shack leford's bill to secure
this end, or some other equally as effect.
I've measure, should certainly pass, and u
IL does, the gentlemen who vote for II will
, be called blessed BY the parents who must
buy school books; as well as the men and
women who want their newspa pers, their
books and their msgsziues.-Pensacola
Press. 49,.