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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE IN HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
electors OF the city of Seattle. school
washington. that on Saturday. the ard
day OF November t~fo in the several
election wards into which said school
District Is divided, general school cleo
voting places hereinafter zpecined. Ter
the purpose OF election thereaf. % the
following Officers u said school district;
3 t0wit. One school director for the full
Notice IL hereby further given that thg
place. u voting IN each of the several
wards ~ the school district al said gen
erai election viii be as tollews;
First south srhoel building, kitu-
ate on block :. ~ the syndicate addition
20 the City az Seattle and In room on
second door Of the Paclffc block. corner
u Nosler way and occtdentai avenue.
Second ward RIA nter school building.
situate on block H. % the larkson street
aa h,s w sS sss ny ua Il ss sssse, building
situate on block ts ~ the Rsnton adj
tlen so the eits % Seattle, ard ~ The Pa
cine school building, % ssesk Il, EssssrA
Fourth ward--Centrai Schssoi building.
sltuate corner Of Seventh avenue aud
Madison street.
Flfsh wara 81 Frances school building
situate on north side 90 Spring street. be-
tween Fifth and sixth avcages.
sixth ward ienuN school building, sit1-
ate corner OF Fifth avenue and Battery
seventh wara-~C&scaGs schepl building.
situate corner Howard awenae and ThnFa-
as street and Coianhla school BUILDING.
block "a, L. pantius' addition - the city
~ Seattle.
E4ghth ward Mercer school building.
situate on block 81 et Mcrcers second adj
dlti0n 10 the city ~ Seattle.
Ninth wlrt--b. =. Day school building.
situate on biock l0 ~ r. Ii. Days la
CsvAnde addition 20 the city OF Seattle.
and I.sions school hssidine. block II. La
tcua addition.
said voting places VIII be open 20 re-
ceive ballots from u nl- 20 5 o'clock p rn.,
of The same day.
In witness whereof I have hereunto set
my hand and affixed the seal OF the city
81 seattle. school District No. l. IN King
county state OF Washington, this the
18th day OF October, A. u. 1900
(SeaD LYMAN BANKS
Secretary Board Of Directors.
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SEATTLE PosrTEIGENcER SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20 1900


S~---~~~---~----->--~~----->
at Seattle or Tacoma 2 800 tons double
compressed baled hay and 1850 tons oats
Tor shipment. For specifications and all
further information apply TO this office.
Right reserved TO accept or reject any
or all bids or parts of bids. Mark en-
velopes containing proposals, Pro-
posais for Forage" and address 20 Maj.
George Ruhien, Qusrtermaster Z. 8.
army.
SCHOOL REGISTRATION NOTICE
Registration books are now open from
a. m. to p. m. IN the comptroller's
IN compliance 9Th section rs. code OF
public Instruction. registration will close
Tuesday evening. October q and remain
closed until Friday. November 2 on which
latterdsy the books viii be open from ?
a. m. to 3 p. m.
Electors registering for any general
election In the year 1900 ARE ENTITLED
TO VOTE at the next succeeding school
election. LYMAN RANKS
Secretary Board of Directors Seattle
School District No. /.
OFFICE OF c. O. M, VANCOUVER
barracks, Wash, October H. 1900
Wanted by the United States. 500 cav
airy horses. more or less Dealers VIII
be advised OF descriptions. etc. By con-
spfcuously posted hand bills in their re-
spectivs localities, and dates when an
inspector VIII be present 20 inspect such
animals an may be presented T. w
Jacobs. e.. O. NJ
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WANTED TIMBER LAxDs-Convd
FOR sALE-lo-acre prune ranch. Carroll
q SarroIl Hinckley block.
FARMS for sale and for rent. w. w
-Dearporn. q Union block.
Foh sALE-rIMBER LANDS.
ron sAYr -. TIMBER.
land. also several tracts 81 piline tirr,-
Der convenient 20 water
HERBERT s. UPPER.
y and Is Scheuerman block
FOREST reserve scrip. ready for irnn.-
date use. final receipts: soldiers ADJ
tlonai scrip: timber bought. John r
Fay. n3 New York block.
80 acres in Kissap county. "a miles from
tide water. VIII cut ZOO ,0d1 feet Eii.
sell cheap. as II must be sold r. n
Dabney. spokane.
PATTEN BROS. room A, Pacific block.
Dealers IN land scrip and timber lands.
q, q. PEAVEY dealer In timber lands.
and SCRIP: 5M New York block, Seattle
FISAScIAI~-MoyEY TO LOAN.
.------------~---~---------
MONEY TO loan on Improved city prop
,so-asl Pioneer building. " -
AN unlimited amount Of money to loan
at per cent per annum on inside
MONEY osnsd sss s DsiRas1s purposes.
V. muco SMITH.
Room Colonial Block.
MONEY TO loan on household furniture
m s1ne partial ssssf ssssss d mm e.
short time: goods not removed: rate OF
interest ! per cent, per month. private
20 Washington building.
on improved city and farm property:
Seattle property and farms in Eastern
Ltd, Robert ], Fisher agent KS sf BAILEY IL;
building Seattle.
WE LOAN MONEY TO all saiaried people
sgensibls concerns on YoUE owN
seattle Loan 4 Credit Co. Ss-s New
MONEY TO loan on furniture, pianos and
other chattei securityi no removal OF
gss ssn cs a psfsl IA
Washingtoh building.
WE loan money. build houses on easy
monthly. payments. write fire insurance.
rent safe deposit boxes and transact
CO.. ~ Pike.
- -. !. - : = :
WILL loan from {loo 70 $4,000 n sums 70
Realty compsny' room Rowan
building
HERBERT D. UPPER private money to
loan on improved city property. farms
bioct = '''-''
V01T01or 1---. ---c,,.,-c. 80
s,rn,srt ~ towsst w. t.rt,
opoTI. n1NIrs . 0sNEP ,oan- IN a.
sttis real eststs nre Insnrancs los MAJ
PRIVATE funds 70 loan On city property;
7 n.7.:; Morton Ian. sss' 49, :,
cismonds w e., ,:s c snd ether good cob
lanes ,bOTHwELL oisy ana IArm
~--S,,-.- - : !, - So.
ment Co. coiligs block.
TO LOAN--Q.o0o. $500 t2So, on improved
fHs cr,ppr RsnT hu,,alne "A'ps' A'''
MONEY ics ned on furniture. pianos. chat
tells, real estate; ali mortgngea bought.
no Yesier way
:
s~siassrr~r No. A's'''
wARRANTe and honda borrht and sold.
Morrison \ Eshelman basement Mutual
Life building
- --- !.
MONEY to loan on Improved farm nno
Siy prcperty =. pameyef. 40 DsssS
oulioin9
WARRANTS bought and sold william
ii Perkins 4 Co. 30i New York block.
seattle
cn,,, ~.~~s,rv :. -
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GDNtAftuNAi-
GREGGs Cisht-Ane) rhDrfhAna IL a
proved aurreAs Ma ether system ~
brief wrttinr hns nlrt ~lfh augn hearty
fAser. wherever inirpAaret- Nont eaa
retained ~ permanently ~ written 80
freely. sRdleF's lfu6se4 nsakkeg ping
combines Theory Ard pfHciiee frern start
ern ara sisni ~ - d4ss, Dag ana even
ting 4sH4t0mal the uniy igF8e we'll
equipped eownsown. wsii.p'atsan'aet
t4siurzs trAfning afhnoi IN re city ie
wilson's noAsYn Hntipess College cai-
isus hsoek rhans Mas rs
w. ypn knew al shout All the slrsreai
systems - MSorthNna you muni3 F8dY
Graham Fiirassir sanrthara - sApgff
~ tAa new svnfhettc mSthSf AZ fs~o'A
t.S1gsnsNs roise*@
ATTEND ths best Acme Essssnsss Cob
tsge. secgud and PIKE, Seattle
rnfwATr school, Mos Laarsncs crea-
nosoD HOSPITAL
PRIVATE general HOSPITAL gsgz FIRST svs-
naes maternity fvpwYtmert sfeetAstys
nesses' hureaa- Teisphens, i'atan
ELocITfoN AND sHAkEsrEAHE.
LIZZIE sAY RIcHARpsosS-Frstrs
IN eircHttcn. 5tsnr ard string fnsffs-
sn1nts. returned fraxE Europe Oct 4.
etasses TOW fegwings aia1ia "a Co
J0ruhtN
MAE ELIZABETH STEPHENS. staaio.
* H0iyoke block.
MUSICAL
NINE ARAMESTf. the criebyatsd vocal
teacher Of Nea York. voices examined
from II 70 I daily, Stu&los - Hinckley
block.
LOUISE BECK, sa&nista Occidental
hotel rcoC1 ~
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IL 1vERsITY HErGHTs.
;icSri suburb OF Seattle. al
grounds Of the State uni
~ III this beautiful section
Sfed. with cement sidewalks.
els' excellent water supply,
~ .5'5 gi1u; direct car service; lots
1 26ii1es built on instailmcnts.
80 INVESTMENT CO.,
q Columbia Street.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK or
SEATTLE
PAID-uP CAPITAL ............... gsooce
JAMES u. HOCE, Jr, President.
LESTER TURNER Cashier.
a general banking business transacted.
les OF the world. Special facilities for
collecting In British Columbia points.
WE HAVE A BANK AT CAPE NOME
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in this city who have been talking Of
helping the Beers, but so far as I know.
none has aided any expedition or given
any assistance % the Beers. I do not be-
Heve there is anything in the report, and
my attention has never been called 10 any
RELIEF beirg given the South African Re
public by any one connected with the
Army"
The directory does not contain the name
az Capt W. T. T. King. but when Capt ".
T. II. King was shown the above despatch
today he would neither affirm nor deny tho
statements which iJ contained. Captain
King said Il cannot and viii not discuss
this matter. II Is a surprise 10 me. II
Lord PaunceiCte prefers charges against
me which would result iu court martial
they would have 90 be- backed b. proofs
VIII say this that those who know me
know Jbar IN a fight my sympaJhies are
usually with the under dog
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Is
TATE. STU ATE ~ ALEXANDRIA COUNTY.
VA BEING ABOUT 21 ACRES or LAND
IMPROVED BN FRAME DWELLING. STA
BILE ETC
p, virtue Of two certain deeds Of trust. duly
-erCr6ed in Ilber Nc. 4. Folio I45 and If6. one
~ tIa land Rec0rds Of Alexandria COUNTY "a
ana M tho request Of the parties secured thereby
ta undersigned trustees VIII sell. at public al--
ff.r ia front Cf the courthouse. Fort Nyer
TIs7grts. Alexandra county. Va, on THURSDAY
following described land and premises. situate
Irir-. and being ir the County OF Alexandria. in
~, STATE Of Virginia and bounded and described
49, Rsir- part Of the sevcuty-lc-c tract convened
IN Il C. FarnsUel, 20 Amelia Ray, lG.h Julv
1S55 and duly recorded IN Alexandria Va and
rs from Sabiua Gregory 20 al, by deed dated
10tb October. 1852. ard recorded in Liber r. No
F,1io lqs Of the Land Records OF Alexandra
IA beginning for the same At a stake. end Of
~ ms On first line OF his said deed. 10 being
-,-risr Nacrudcr's \. T. boundary CD y. san w
Il 90 ps 40 q stone and WIKI sherry Land % 5.
fqL ~ IOT ps. 20 a Stone 20 be planted s %
= q rs 10 4 stone 10 be- planted on south side o.
-,-,.srrf road: (f) s. 50 =. 5SI3 rs % JuiaEa
U,gr-s--rs : y. boundary, and with % N 0
M as us 10 stone in Marsh (5) n. sOas F.
- 4 rs 70 the beginning. containing 20 % acres
.f,b1s good we'll Of water. fruit trees etc ETC.
s--5 situate and adjoining the Village cf Halls
ain on the north side o. River Road 20 PANS
-,--rfh. and about three miles from Georgetown.
d. c.
WILLIAM r. ABBOTT.
GEORGE ". Ci>SEI-
fca4-CEds.svS Trustees.
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The Industrial Commission this morning
continued its investigation into tile trout
blss between the Philadelphia AMI Read
Ing Railroad Company and its employees
Ezeria Hughes. Of Philadelphia testified
that he was an employe OF The company up
TO the middle of January. when be was
discharged. lie stated in answer 20 ques-
items OF Mt Phillips that be belonged to
the Brotherhood % Railroad Trainmeu and
that be- was dismissed from me service
OF the company FOR reasons which he would
not state.
r. C.. Luther. General Superintendent Of
the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron
Company. when examined. declined 10 state
the capitalization Of the company. lie said
the output Of coal last year was 100000
tons. a half million less than the output
The year before Mr.. Luther added that
the output OF anthracite coal by the COM
rany was Is per cent of the total output OF
& the Schuylkiu region. where the company
. operates. He explained thar the employee
l of his company were paid ard worked on
J a teu-hour per day basis. He stated the
employees CT the Philadelphia and Read
I ing Company are uoH-Uui0u men. and SO
far the corporation has had no opportunity
! 10 recognize the union men.
/ Continuing be explained the methods
/ bv which the employees were paid and the
I length OF time they worked. Then be SAID
/ that the lesseuiug OF the number Of DAYS
which his employees worked this last year
/ was owing 20 a depression throughout The
! country and a lack OF demand for coal
He declined 20 answer questions pertain
I ing 10 contracts supposed 10 have been
/ made between railroad companies and
! mining organizations. Mr.. Luther In the
/ course of the hearing jrstiuEly remarked
! that there were very few individual oPeT-
/ at0rs rhroughout the region in which his
/ company operates FOR. he said. they would
I all s;drve 10 death.
He remarked that there were purchas-
/ ing contracts with smaller companies l1
I the state of Pennsylvania. bU; that hs
could nor state what these were for. Do
Was not familiar with them.
In answer TO a question pat by Mr. Ken
/ uedv. the superintendent stated shat d
/ there was any Discrimination shown b,
the Reading Railroad i'm conUactS for car
/ ryiug the coal IL was in favor OF the opera
/ tors.
Sir. Luther stated that besides the Toy
! atty received for lease Of land and pay
ments made for the cerrying Of freight Dog
the Reading and Philadelphia COmpanl
/ there are absolutely no other agreement
/ or transactions.
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SHENANDOAH. Pa. March 9.-For four
hours yesterday thirty priests and multi
tude of parishioners were in attendance
upon the peculiar ObscQuies over the 1e-
mains Of Miss Annie LauTisin. the fifteen
year-old daughter of Rev. Cornelius Lauri'
sin. pastor OF the Greek Catholic Church
Of Shenandoah. and President of the Greek
Catholic Union of America Miss LauTisin
was the first daughter Of Greek Cathoh-
priest to be buried in this country. hente
the unusual interest manifested IN heT
funeral. It took four carriages 90 carry
he eoral offerings. which were beautiful
ndtcostIy.
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pied uhiIe ON His knees.

PASSAIC. y. J.. March civilian
Burge. colored cOachman for George 4. Sa-
ger. OF this city. did not put in an ap-
pearance at the usual time yesterday
morning. and Mr.. Sager went TO see what
was the matter. He found his coachman
lneeling by the bed in the attitude of
prayer. He was dead
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stole seven hundred Feed sacks.

CUMBERLAND Nd. March e.-Georse
He!goth. John Hamilton. Lewis Hamilton
John Williams. and Van Lear Davis. all
small boys and co,0red, viii the exception
OF HelgOth. were arrested yesterday
morning Tor stealing 200 feed sacks from
Deal Bros. The boys entered the cellar Of
the store by removing a large timber and
burrOwinE under the ground. They sold
the sacks TO raise funds 10 buy marbles
and 10 go TO shows.
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AVENUE PROPERTY VALUED.
The senate Receives the ASsistan.
Assessors Report.

The President pro tempore OF the SEN
ate today submitted 10 that body a report
OF the Assistant Assessor OF the District
an response TO Senate resolution. on the
approximate value OF the squares on the
south side OF Pennsylvania Avenue from
Fifteenth Street 20 the Botanical Gardens.
together with the rental values OF the
same The report IS Ia tabular form. and
gives the number of square feet. value OF
grouuu. value OF improvements. total
value, and rate OF rental Tor each square
included within the above limits
The total number OF square feet Is G49.-
SIS. value OF ground. $3.S5S.S42. value oil
Improvements. S2.01I l55. total value. S..
s29.s27 tC-al rental S526.2lS.
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m 'ihlnE OF them.
20 Man-tailored Suits. I'm tight
fitting open and closed EJons. and
the newest Soat shapes Coat
or Suit lined throughout with hand
some tafeta silk: Skirts drap5d on
our own specially perfect patterns.
We simply challenge their
match at $3.50. Our price. $3.50
100 Best quality silk TaHeta
Waists. thar only q determination
10 lead would induce such an offer
ing. Every popular shade is in
cluded; made in new and very er-
rective styles. M 10 perfection.
Would be good value al IS.
Our price---------. ..-.-...-. 81 so
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~ ". EAr,LrEE -.

TRUSTEES. SALE or A TWO-SrORY BRICK
HOI ~. 40. zl5 - STREET SOUTHWEST
IA. yIrfue of a decd gt trust duly recorded iu
Tubcr No. 22u, 5aL liC. co seq, Of the Land
Records Of the District of Columbia. and ~ the
r-oue.t Of the party secured thereby, tle under-
stoned surviving trustee viii offer for sale. bv
r-lilic auction in front 0i the premises, on MON
nav TINE fgTH DAY OF MARCH. A. 3D.. 1907.
An 4.sO O'CLOCK T. 81. the following described
-,gI estate situate Ia the City % Washington. ia
t-c District of Columbia TO Wit Part 90 original
d. folIr f;l I'm square numbered Eve hundred and
ei9btyoue (5sI). beginning for the same 40 pOiat
Gfr, feet east from the northwest corner Of said
lot and running thence east ID Street twenty
Icof thence south one hundred and ten feat there
yre.t twenty feet and thence north one hundred
and ten feet 90 the place Of beginning. together
with an the improvements. rights. etc.
Tcrms-Onc-third cash. the balance ID one anl
two yesrs, with interest from the day % sale 40
6 Der cent per aUuum, secured by deed Of trust on
the property sold or al cash az the option Of ta
purchaser. A deposit OF 500 required upon ac-
cepaucc Of bid. II the terms 81 sale are rot Cca-
piled with in Is days from the day Of sale. the
trustee reserves the right 10 resell the property az
the risk and cost Of the dciaultIng purchaser.
after five DAYS advertisement a. such resale In
I some newspaper published in Washington, ID. G,
All convey lncing, stamps, etc. % tue purchaser,
| cost .- -
mh7-dGds exS Surviving Trustee.
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Ladies NeEi.e. Berlin. and Wei
Kid Button and Lace Shoes. with
the stylish egg and bulldog toes.
with self aud patent leathc~
tips. Regular price SOS.
Special prise ................21.9 3
Mems Fine Patent Leather Euam-
Cl and Willow CAR LIea SAGE.
strictly hand-Welt and first ora inv
solid leather sCjCS. mos fashionable
last. Right price $3.50 and
$40. Special price ..-......S2 70
% pairs Of Little Gents Box Cali
Enamel and Patent Leather Ice
Shoes, made with bulldog toes. cy-
tension soles. and warranted an
solid leather. Size II TO
-. Instead Of Sl.fS ........... %,
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Decided Bargains in Shoes.

There s a
OF fr the
ladies one
for TIE chill
CrcU aud
one for the
men and
the H.
IEg D. but
very Iitte
NO G than
UCe-halt the
GctuIl
worth.
Natghf;Il
economists
Will profit
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sfonH the Conrh

and works on the Cold.
Laxative BromO-Quinine Tablets cure a cold In
one day. No Cure. No Pay. Price. &c.
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BROSIUS BILL FAVORED
Pare Food Delegates Appear Be-
fore House Committee.

arguments Made by Representatives
of Many Industries in Favor of the
Proposed Lhw-Chairmnn Hepburn
Asks Numerous QUrstiCns-Mr. Adj
ANS, of Wisconsin, in Opposition.
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The well known strengthening properties OF
Iron, combined with other tonics and most per-
feet nervine. are found in Carter's Iron Pills.
which strengthen the nerves and body. and i'm
prove the blood and complexion.
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wsSbinEton-CIeveIa sleeper vim
IL. & o.

Quick service and superior accommodations
daily on $50 p train, without change. ar.
irving Cleveland 1920 next morning.
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Secretary Hay eIlphatically denied that
any protest had been fled with him by
the British Ambassador regarding the al
legged Boer junta in Washington. He said
he had heard nothing OF the reported
junta. When asked if the matter had been
discussed by the State Department and
the British Embassy. he replied that he
never repeated conversations between
himself and ambassador.
Adiutant General Corbin said: 4 have
never heard OF any Regular Army Off
GERS being interested in a Boer junta in
this city or any other place. In fact.
| have not heard that there was a junta.
OF course. there may be retired officers
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DIED.

I ANiSOS-Thursdsy. March s 1900, at 5:f9 9
w.. HORACE T.. beloved husband Of Mary j.
Lansou, in his sixty-sCvcHth year.
Funeral from his late residence, 1895 9Th 81 NV,
SATURDAY. at . D. a. Fricrds iny ID. II en-
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Mr.. LU2HER'S RE4ICENGE
Coal Company superintendent De
clineS TO Answer Questions.

Statements Made Before the Indus
trial Commission Concerning Con-
marks That Indi,i duaI Operators
Would StarNc in schuyIkiU Region.
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Wrappers.

- dozen Percale and Flannelette
Wrappers. made and shaped as only
ours are fitting perfectly and for
tomorrow 10 be sold az about the
cost of the material Instead OF
FL'o- 81
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Above 1000 calls may be contracted for in 100
lots at 500 per hundred No charge for ia
coming calls.
For fun particulars call, or address
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Ii Is Wise to Meet
UNDERTAKINGS.
TRUSTEES SALES.

THos- J. OWEN. Aue,ioreer, 9Is T ST. NV.
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], is the gem Of all secrs-Heusiell's Senate.
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CSC.
Rarely such a chance offers in
Mems Separate Pants

as this. It's 500 pairs big-anI
not a pair in the lot worth less than
81. They are Cheviots and Wors-
teds. I'm neat, stylish and dressy
designs. cut upon our exceptionally
perfect fitting patterns. 500 pairs
ought not 10 be enough 20 meet the
DAYS demand at.
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Mems and Boys Hats.

Choice Of a lot Of as good grade
Mems Derbys. Fedoras. and Golf
Hats as are sold by any hat
Ter at - lOF -.-..---.--.-..-... 81
They are strictly new Spring
shapes. and in Black. Brown. Gov
crt, and Pearl Shades.
Lot Of Boys Fedora and Tele-
scope Hats. in Blue. Brown.
Tan. and Pearl, worth zoe. for. as
Boys Fancy Golf Caps. in plain
Blue. Plaids and Checks. an
wool and fast colors. Worth soc. .23c
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THE DEAF CURED FREE

NEAT SATURDAY at p. A.
~ NLA-DNlC TEMPLE sTH AND O. SIS.
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HENRY Il. BERGMAN.
Surviving Trustee.