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The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1900-05-19
Dewey Out of Politics.

Washington, May 18-Admiral Dewey
has returned from his western trip and
while he VIII not talk politics it is IN
derstood by. his friends that the presi-
Dental nomination he once declared for
is admitted by him to be beyond his
reach.
The admiral, highly elated by the pop
ular ovations that met him at every
step, is convinced that he has the love OF
his countrymen everywhere in the broad
land, and satisfied With this, is indiffer-
ent as to the future.
The statement Of political principles
that it was believed in some quarters
would be Forthcoming on the admirals
return from his trip has not yet been
prepared and 1t is probable it never will
be.
AS to whether his name would be
presented at the Kansas City convention
the admiral declined to say tonight.
Just say" he said, "during che eigh-
teen days since left Washington have
been overwhelmed by the love Of my
fellow countrymen. In all that time
have not heard an unkind word or seen
an unkind look. do not know what
more could be coveted by living man
than the knowledge that has come to me
of the esteem felt for me IN the hearts oi
the people"
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1900-05-19
THE COLUMBINE BAND BALL
An Unqualified Success.--A Big
Crowd---DeIishtfuI Concert
Financial Success.

1t was splendid success, the ball of
the Columbine band. and demonstrates
fully that the people are interested in
the young ladies who have formed a
musical organization for their own bene-
fit and ss a public institution.
For several weeks past the young
ladies have worked and planned to make
that they succeeded, goes without the
saying.
An immense crowd was at the Armory
to do honor to the occasion and every
thing went off as nicely as the young
ladies had planned. The event will ever
be remembered as brilliant social sue
cess.
The concert by the band was much
appreciated. Four or five numbers
we're given, under the leadership OF Prot,
Boyer, and to say that those who were
there were astonished is expressing the
fact mildly The first rehearsal after
the arrival Of their Instruments, was on
the first of February, so the young ladies
hoNo ODiy cooh PAoSsASAb6 "DOAo eAAASO
months and half.
The young ladies lack a certain
amount OF confidence which will come to
them after little and then their music
will be far above the standard set even
by themselves. Prof. Boyer has labored
hard with the young ladies and a greater
part of his labor has been a labor Of
love. That they deserve richly in the
way Of public commendation would seem
unnecessary to say, because they have
worked to make their organization
credit and an honor to the city, as no
pecuniary reward will be theirs.
The dance itself was like many others
that have preceded it the the present
social season. The dance program was
gone through with rapidly and at no
time was the floor not fully filed with
gay and merry dancers.
A gentleman observed last night,
while looking at the merry whirl that at
no town or city on the western slope
osuld be found 30 many or so well dress
ed dancers. In some OF the dances the
entire floor OF the large hall looked to be
a merry swirl of gay and light costumes
The dance will net the ladies goodly
sum, probably enough for them to pay
the balance due on their horns, which
will take quite burden of their shoul-
ders.
The committee in charge of the affair
is deserving OF much credit for the sue
cessful conclusion of their efforts
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Unique Invitation.

One of the most novel invitations that
has been issued in this city in long
time was received at this office today.
The envelope contained little sack OF
red, white and blue, presented with the
compliments of Sunshine Hive, No. %
Ladies' Of the Maccabees, and 40 invita-
tion card, which read as follows:
A Measuring Reception is giv'n to you
'Tis something novel as we'll as new.
The invitation we send, and sack
For use in bringing or sending back
Three cents for every foot you're tall;
Measure yourself on door or wall.
An extra cent for each inch give
And thereby show how high yon live.
To see your face would give us pleasure
AS we meet our friends at Reception
Measure.
The entertainment will be held at the
Sharpe residence on Ute between Fifth
and Sixth, Tuesday, May %.
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Where is the Wheel?

Sheriff Wallis and Marshal Allison
were on the lookout today for man
with bicycle that did not belong to
him. Breckenridge Brownfield, OF Pali-
sade has recently treated himself to a
new bicycle OF the Hartford make, 26-
inch frame. He was proud Of the wheel
but his pride in it did not keep it from
being stolen, Tramps are plentiful on
the road the present season and it is
thought that one OF these gentry loved
not wisely but too we'll the handsome
two wheel machine.
Mr.. Brownfield is on the lookout for
the wheel, which is black finish. 1900
model Hartford. No. 1878, as are others
who would not like Mr.. Brownfield to be
deprived of mis- cycling sport this sum.
mer. The wheel was bought of M. l..
Roberts.
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A REAL SHELTER MAN
Mr.. Gaines, Representing the Bos-
ton GoId-Copper Smelling Co.
Visits the City,

Mr.. Gaines was enroute west to Utah
on an ore purchasing trip. and to look
over some purchasable mining property
for his company.
Mr.. Gaines is thoroughly practical
miner and is not of the kid glove variety
with which this city has recently had an
acquaintance. de has spent twelve
years under ground and knows mining
proposition when he sees one. He said
to The Sentinel man, to whom he kind
ly accorded an interview that, he was
the purchaser OF all ores for the COM
pany he represented and also represent
ell them in the purchase OF mines aud in
the location OF smelling points.
He will look over some property in
Utah which ss been offered by the Rio
Grande western as a smelling location at
place called Sandy, on the line of their
road. He will return here next week
and will take a run up into the Unaweep
country and look over that territory to
see what it offers.
He said that his com pany had dec ded
W DullO bLu5lIoI aU oOuC POInC WCSt VI
Leadville. Where, his company had not
decided. He was out for the purpose Of
looking over several sites and would con-
slider this one He was particular to
emphasize the fact that there we're two
essential things necessary to make
smelter success. First was tonnage
and no small amount was sufficient.
Even with the small smelter an average
Of $50 tons OF ore per day was necessary
and it required a camp OF considerable
size, or a mine of size to furnish this
amount. The second item necessary to
make a smelter a success were freight
rates He did not feel that there
would be any trouble on that score, but
the people in this city would have to
realize that The Rio Grande western road
was after smelters and that they would
do all things possible to secure the smell
ter.
Before concluding his little interview
with The Sentinel man Mr.. Gaines in a
spirit OF fun said 81 understood you have
had some experience in this city with al
legged emelter men and to make you feel
secure l will permit you to see my Gre
dentials and he thereupon drew from his
pocket letter OF credit from the Boston
people which gives him carte blanc to
purchase ore and do sundry other matters
in behalf OF the Boston GoldCopper
Smelling Co.
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Brunswick Hotel Arrivals.

F.. w. Ford, Cripple Creek; Mrs. G.
w. Gibbs and children, Telluride; G. w.
Kilner and wife and S. L. and E. G.
Kilner, London, England; Mrs. j. G..
Kilner and Miss A. j. Kilner, Chicago;
John G. Hollister, Aspen; M. Havens
and wife, Fremont, Nebraska; P. Ran
dolph Morris, E. F. Campbell, Para
chute
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Gov. Smith Don't Like It.

Butte May 1s-Governor Smith today
sent dispatches from here. to Senators
W. A. Clark, Chandler. chairman OF the
committee on privileges and elections
and Senator Fry, president OF the Sen
ate, saying that he had disregarded and
revoked the action Of Governor Sprlggs
in naming Clark to succeed to vacancy
caused by his own resignation and say
ing that he had named Martin Maginnis
of Helena to fill the vacancy.
The governor gave as his reason FOL
his action that the appointment OF CLARK
by Lieutenant Governor Spriggs was by
collusion and fraud.
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P. A. Rice Of Grand Junction was
visitor in Telluride yesterday, leaving
on the evening train for his Lizard
Head saw mill.-Telluride Journal.
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Because she would not marry the man
her uncle had selected RosIna chlero,
pretty. fair-hairsd Italian. lies a.
tho point of death to-day There are
usiv pistol wounds in her left shoulder
and above her heart
Her uncle. Domsnco Arena, who shot
her twice for her refusal. 10 q fugitive
from justice.
The chieros live on the fourht floor
Of the tenement a, . Broome street
There IL the father. Philippe, and an
other daughter. vlnriena. sixteen years
Old. The mother . still In Rome
Ro.ina came 10 this counSry three
weeks ago. and as she IL perfect
blonde and pretty beside. soon became
a belle and a much-soughi-after prize.
Roslna's uncle. Arena. took his niece
matrimonial prospects, in charge. be-
cause he has been In this country sew
eral years and knew the financial stand
ing Of each sultor. lie finally fixed upon
an elderly man. who offered a hosrA'
sum for the hand OF the girl.
This one you must marry, an
nouneed Uncle Domsnlco. but the s'rl
tossed her head in objection.
In Italy she loved and was loved oy
Mlchaelo Clemen,e. nineteen years oia'
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A handsome cornet player. She had
pllghted her ,roth 20 him, ana ~h.a ne
had followed her week later their love
making was renewed.
The uncle saw this and became an
gsred.
III this Clemente comes around here
warned ne. sugzestive.y touching his
stlletto pocket. there will be trouble y
The girl laughed
Arena came to the Chieffo apartments
early this morning 10 md Clements and
some other callers lie ordered the mu-
slcian out. but the giri babe him stay
There was a quarrel. The uncle de-
elared the girl should marry the man he
had picked out for her or none ., all
The girl taunted him.
Maddened by this, Arena pulled Q re-
volyer and shot her twice. she fell 10
tho floor screaming Then he walked
| out.
The police are not confident of catch.
ing him They know he lived at "
Goerck street. but say, a. 10 the custom.
| the other Italians will shield him and
settle the difYiculty In their own way.
The physicians At 6ouvernsuf hos
pltal succeeded in extracting the bullets
from her breast later and she improve
80 much that she was taken nome. shs
may live.
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CALIFORNIA LADIES
Exrerienee with Drink.

while using Mocha and Java cof-
fee I was finally thrown into a seri.
Gus case Of nervous prostration. with
hear, trouble and dizzy headaches.
Nv husband also had most serious
stomach trouble for years. We
finally gave Nd coffee and beean the
Use OF Postum. Both husband and
myself have now been perfectly well
for three years
"Mrs G. n Holmes. OF lsxs Edair
8, and Mr., Ade Leonard aat
Tventy.seyenth ~ Ia Anssles
bo.h tr,ed pos,um pood co6eS but
did mn. holl n 0f,sen mlnutss A..
cordinr N direction. and thsr.sore
dId no, like n made a cue n,
each a them IN. r,eht way sod nov
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HER FATHER
Teresa Casale Caused the
Capture of a Muir
derer.

Teresa. ne beautiful widowed diuEh-
'sr ~ Frlncesco Solinctio. was released
'-,m the Long Island city Jail las,
night and spends her time !, Weeping
snu reyilinr the Sister Superior o' 81
Jnseph's Home. NJ P'ekskill. sup
Rium. OF the New York Charities De-
par,ment. and pisirict.A,iorney Merrill.
~ Queens County. all ~ whom. she
claims. by decep,lbJ ani fraud, Induced
her 20 be,rly her father into the hands
- he police.
aoiineito was shot and killed at his
nome IN ozone Park. l.. J., In August,
los. and Casals Immediately disappear
ID, nor coud the police of this and other
countries nnd any trace os him. HIS
two youngest children. Katie and Philip,
we're committed to the home at Peeks.
kill.
Eleven months ago Teresa received a
letter from her fathed. dated London.
saying that he had hesn run over by a
team. and might die. lie gave the girl
his address, but she bocked the letter
up and told no one Of iis receipt.
few months ago s1e conceived the
IDEA OF securing the release OF her sister
Katie from the Institution. and With
thai obje.t IN vies vent 10 see the
Sister Superior. This good lady al once
showed a keen detective sense. for she
tod Teresa that u would be necessary
Tor her 10 secure the written consent
on hsr father Teresa would not tel
the address of aer father. save that h
vas living abroad.
Ths sister superior wrote Mr.. Merrill
taat Teresa knew her fathers where
abouy. AMI plan was evolved 70
get her to reveal u. Teresa was told
10 Apply 10 supt. Baum. and whom shs
dId 30. she claims she vas told that u
she would give her fathers addres,
the Charities Department would write
him. and that he would not be ar
rested
20 she reluctantly Esvs the address
snd the london police we're Al oncs
cablsd 10 place him under arrest. This
they succeeded IN doing q week ago.
rr;c.. T.s... c&TTos. were ss' e.c.a sas., .
.si two weeks aEo and locked 40 until
lsst nixht when they were feleascd az
,hsy vouli tell nothing whatever about
the crime. DECLARING they were ignorant.
czsAis VIII b sxtrsdiisd 10 mis-
sssatse
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M'KINLBY SAVES SOLDIER.
Private MiIier's Sentence ef Death
Commated 10 Twenty Years
sf Hard Labor.

WASHINGTON. May ii-privs'e
Frank Miller. Company 7. Twenty-,hird
infantry. viii no, 10 sho, for ill.,reat-
ing a Filipino woman.
lie was tried by general court-mir-
tlal and conyic,el on a charge Of as
sault committed near San Nicolas, Is
ana of Ce'Su on Oct. %. 100. and SEN
fenced % be shot
The President Gas. however. upon the
recommendation Of the Major-Seneral
o1mmandlnE the army, eoncurred In By
tle Secretary of War. committed the
.cntenre 70 dl.honorable discharge. for
feiiure ~ all pay and allowances, and
confinement at hard LABOR In a peni,er-
tlary for the period ~ twenty years.
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electrical Soods, OooIs, dc.

Some goods and prices for Saturdays selling that
ought to interest all Economical electricians and
mechanics, since they are not to be had elsewhere
at anything like these low quotations:
ELECTRIC FANS sss.lcspr
bsds protector neatly spsnnsd
pus suoagy essetsd regular $500 % here f - oa
t-amevh Z'V0
(rhs tssAy gsssd They
q sAnsy iaeasdssst lamps " pei hour
ey Linz Of the vsntssvs Spruce Electric Fns
uEcrRIc ALARM CLOCKS, guusssa 200
SAL AMh0MAc, puB ioe
RED cross MEDICAL BATTERY, o.sa put Up ,s
b Astvss6esss hss Saeuova $50
END CUTTING MPPERS ssnsrvva a Se
SAWS, rsa quality sss, 10 ssd s ss sss. specials M
Dhp 30c
A LOT OF STEEL HATCHETS, p.e.la 8 and ih
STEEL DRAW KNIVES, highly tempered specially BY An.
nshsu 10 iah Tomorrow seisH wv
SINGLE TUBE SPRING PUNCHES fa ..Aa ETC., teaouovn zoe
MILLERS FALLS CARVING SETS, No 1, an van.n,.d with
took. spsisia l.lo
TRY SQUARES Of a.,
ssasd, p<aals LN
MILLERS FALLS HAcK-sAw FRAMES The .r,.r.s lind nas
plst fpn handles SoC
HAMMERS, Eesd quality special ih
A LOT OF SINGH ScREwDRIvERs, worth ,ss spsiLs 2oe
HEAVY GALVANIZED PICTURE WIRE, ,syd rolls ea-yv ih
We carry in stock full line Of Gas Chandeliers
and Incandssceut Lamps at very moderate prices
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Mlsses' and ChHayen's CIoaks,
dresses, Wa1sts and SAx,4s.

While in most stores the apparel for young ladies
andchildren is merely adjunct to so-called cloak
department, it is an entirely separate organization
here, in charge Of an expert whose time and talents
are devoted exclusively to the development of this
important branch Of our business. This brings
about two great points Of advantage:
Firstly Styles are better, tastier more carefully
designed and tailored.
Secondly-The prices, notwithstanding the very
high standard Of excellence always aimed at, are
emphatically lower than elsewhere
A telling demonstration Of these two undisputable
facts Is contained in the offerings for Saturday:
MISSES SUITS .elss II, m
regularly worth Sis essd ct A~'~~
MISSES SUITS, AOms'pun tailor nsa 'h" trimmed vA
tssts and fancy double "A 1S
front regularly worth sa7s. Ou-dH A"''
MISSES H0MESPUN SUITS abfa trimmed with asta and fa'y but
sty. fancy AsnskseAd tim
ming fancy ouH s ,s
regularly q, So offered or Ao''
MISSES WHITE oRGANDIE DRESSES waist mad.
s.d "A en-
with russ edged with nbsou regularly worth SIS offered AT''0
MISSES WHITE ORGANDIE DRESSES, waist ss.s
vaennss lace edge mmmsi
heading ,r
regularly so Offered AA'''
MISSES WHITE LAWN DRESSES uumm. With .uss,asy .sA -
tueks regularly worth sn offered o'''
MISSES WHITE LAWN DRESSES, -.. trimmed with ro
embroidery insertion and collar regularly 49, offered 7''"
CHILDRENS CONFIRMATION DRESSES whit. ar.uass
sury @70o M
offered o''~
cHILDRENs WHITE LAWN DRESSES trimmed With ..ra. ..a NJ,
embroidery with onch - offered @''V
cHILDRENs CASHMERE DRESSES, trimmed with nssoa ro
regularly worth q IS nsredt Sow
cHLDRENs ALLw0oL SAILOR SUITS, trimmed with s,. nss r
larry $500, nov o'<o
cHLDRENs CRASH SAILOR SUITS trimmed WITH t.neyu.a M
arly worth 81 50, offered wv
MISSES AND CHIIDRENs SHIRT WAISTS . . N, ,.. .u.u,v
Of white lawn front and back tucked regularly ts IN
A'AV
MISSES AND cHlLDRENs SHIRT WAISTS tucked ana
stitched iout and back regularly worth wv
MISSES AND cHLDRENs PERcALE WAISTS sl tucked hos. ~
trimmed with Of Insertion regularly offered '
MISSES SERGE SKIRTS, plat rsuriy On
$50
cHILDRENS BOX REEFERs, good quality rsu- On
larry st@ caered
CHlLDRENS CAPE REFERS ranging q
to sA@, b At greatly reduced pnos,
$500, $4.75, 500 & $780,
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N. &w. OIL BICYCLE LAMPS,
full nickel plated. gives good =.
light, on sak tomorrow a, I'Lo
N. q W. RAINBOW GAS b.
CYCLE LAMPS something new.
with red. white and blue glass, or
hefe Tomorrow At ooC
BICYCLE WATCHES, cor. ~
rect tmeksepers, at. each, ooC
CONTINUOUS RING PUSH
BUTTON BELLS, each, SIC
CLEVELAND BLUE, per SO,ti., Sc
THREE-IN-0NE OIL, oc
STEEL HANDLE-BARS,
up of down tussa, each. Zoe
cHRISTY SADDLES, i.3S
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Cents .Zawn Strings .Eawn
Settees. Hammocks, &c.

Cottagers and campers will find full lines a
everything required for their comfort at The Biz
Stores Sporting Goods Dept, on the second Aoor,
and at lower prices than elsewhere for goods Of {
like quality We bought all our tents some six
months ago. Since then cotton duck has gone up
in price, and if we had to replace our present stock
we would have to pay So% more. Our foresisht
means big saving to those who need the soods
and will buy them now and here.
WALL TIHTS' as1s ~ - ta ~ - huA sus
With guy Spsa psss ~ ~; tAsss ass ~ vusss
7I7"I $50 7sstst SIS ssskst a@ usuSa ~
UMBRELLA TENTS, - - b .ssaA ~ ~ ~ -
hvs asssst sSAsy Ssuss shsss ssss ~ - ..
hsvu ~ whit, s M
THE ROYAL RANoIR end THE ROYAL mIR-svs ~. ~
vs recommend - strong. duraba handy ssd ehssp.
LAWN SWINGS, uv su,y W us NJ. ~, -
strong and dufsss ns pss ssl ssad pas -
TS, SS, NSas SW
LAWN SErIhLS, ssas si hsdvssa, plas AsA, -
LAWN SETTLES, Aa,avo ps,ssl vsnAsAsAa ~
500 HAhNocKs vel ..A' via pillow v.s ~ a..
1w; special, %
Ais. Pull Linz. vrRASDA CHAIRS cAnp STOOLS nl srIAsm
CHAIRS I. nsarss pness
ss~ass
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@~ Kat Department

is showing everything in the way Of sensible and
stylish headgear for men and boys for Spring wear
also advance styles in boys straw hats; every hat
priced so as to save you money.
OuR BRIGHTON @ UlNsr = ~ 40 a, S Is s'' 8. . . @ % ss 200
THE MANSFIELD DERBY spns shapes
Ia Rut young miide the old an
ss~ York but <.fV
SMALL BOYS N0BBY STRAW HATS asc Canton and Roashs
splendid sk hss,
7S ta eu, foS
BOYS FINE SAILOR STRAW HATS Of imported ,ssu.,-
hs
shapss QC.
50 yrd M rIiss,s hatis, ss tonorss. srds sas wv
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Good Shoes at .,f1ou HaT 1l1s.

Sood Ch0es at ,f1oxt F0X 1ssa
The last Of that big Wholesale stock which w
bought at about half its actual value, and which
has been on sale for the past two weeks win 20 On
sale tomorrow. Some Of the sizes In some Of the
lots are broken, but there's still splendid picking
left especially considering the very low prices.
LADIES' KID SHOES Nsss, sss~. ~ a.s
worth q pair;
LADIES' PATENT LIArHIR SHOES .n nssr q
heels y pair;
LADIES' 0xr0RDs, al Aa.tausst = vssA v~u 1.0S.
pwa pair;
MEMS PATENT LEATHER sHoIs ayss II asAD Yss Aaa
mostly ~ta widths, worth g.
MEMS CALF SHOES, bssss asss vsn saW
apar Asvos
LADIES' SHOES, oxFoRDs SANDALS ssl. ss.. vun n.
0@p $50 pair your ssnmsv. ~
LADIES' TAN BUTTON SHOES al anss vsru sss pss
LADIES BICYCLE SHOES, ., ..a S.ek ss s,.s v~SA Er
N@s pair, ~
LADIES' LACE SHOES, dss psh AsSV
LADIES' 0xF0RDs t.. and black al a,.s vsrA a. pss
stysd
our t.mou. "F0orN0UID" SHOES men a. ys pair 3.00
These Shoes 0xords In black Wei hd ks
calf also patent leather; and have al the st comfort and eS
fitting qualities the best $500 shoes the market
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Special Purchase and Sale Of
Wen sSp,zng and ,
Summer CIothlnq. .

SlotnlnS dWVho "
the fact and only few days ago at that, that his
stock of spring and summer goods was entirely TOO
large for this time Of the year. He concluded 10
reduce it as quickly as possible, even at sacrlhce
and asked us to make bid for whatever we could
use. Now we weren't really in need OF any more
clothing, and consequently made him very low
offer for very choice lot Of stylish suits. 10 our
SURPRISE he accepted, and the goods will 60 on sale
tomorrow for the first time, divided into three oig
ots marked In accordance with the low prices paid
for them, which means a big saving to prompt
purchasers.
LOT eeatans $40 choice SPRING AND SUMNER SUITS FOR
cAsss a fest Indigo blue SERGE cut and dsEpsd the hs approve"
perfect vokm.nsAip; regular from hi" ss% 90
priced hs 10
LOT contains ii1s SPRING AND SUMMER SUITS FOR MEN
through imported the best genuine scotch
chsvc English Storm ssg nhy lined and fault so
ssy ni'd actually worth 5000 and ns" 90 .h tomorrow "is"
LUZ exceptionally choice lot Of MEMS SPRNo
AND SUMNER SUITS English the gssA s
neat Tweed suunss Do
Cow to $3.50 suit priced a tomorrow At only
Other attractive offerings In Mems Clothing TOR
Saturday are the following
MEMS FINE SPRING AND SUMNER DRESS TROUSERS,
English ovsspss checks tailored NJ" AZ
perfectly; worth fully q; priced os tomorrow at "
PAIRS OF MEMS N0BBY BIKE AND GOLF TROUSERS as
.,. I.n. ''''l' and Scotch mixtures fully worth "" ' us
MEMS FANCY VESTS hanmed vnngs vel
patterns cut and MAKE our xs sO
lar 100 Ess, % sale tomorrow
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Wen's Good Nndsrwsar

will be sold here tomorrow, for special reasons, q
very low priceszso low in fact that the great
saving will be self apparent even to those whose
knowledge Of market values is limited.
1,s Doz MEMS FRENCH BALBRIooAN SHIRTS AND pRAWYaA
sIus well and finished Of st rnseA sssas .
Of sfss; unqusstousbly dollar values; spsdas <8
50 DOz. MEMS IMPORTED MERcIRlzID SIX SHIRTS And
DRAWERS nA blue ssd khuops fully sdd QSc
MEMS SPRING. WEIGHT WOOL SHIRTS AND pRAwIps .
ss.uia and blue eosrs value fully tip; ssaLss 0Sc
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HIL. .c.L Two offerings that
S"ef0/1 S|0S'"sS' we reQuite sure

can't be matched elsewhere at our prices.
WILLIAM ELLIOT CO. 8 MAGNETIC RAZ0Rs .s n o~-s.v 4
quality ground Assd vm..ssl -,
worth oo,o sale 81 sp~ialst S&
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