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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-04-15

c III A L L / L s. the all-woolen
A NTINES, u n s.
VEILINGS, CHECKED SUIT
INGS, ZIBELINE PLAIDS,
DIAGONAL SUITINGS-Black
and Colors, IS 20 so inches wide;
our regular price up to zoe.
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FOR SIXTY.FIVE CENTS

lib Z LIN E S, wHIPCORDS,
HOMESPUNS, CLAY SERGES,
MATALASSE. CHECKERED
SUITIN q 5, SKIRTING
PLAIDS, CHEVIOTS, MO-
HAIRS, SICILIANS, GRE
PONS-Black and Colors, A to
81 inches wide; our regular
price is UP to $50.
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CREPONS-English make. Black
and Colors, AZ to IS inches wide;
u regular prices up to Sl.50.
HEAVY SKIRTINGS-That re-
quire no Innings. 81 to 56 inches
wide, Plain Black, Plaid Backs
and Double-faced Invisible
Plaids; our regular price up TO
g 90
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OUR SEMI-ANNUAL
Dress Goods and Silks
CLEARANCE SALE
Opens To- Morrow

The important features worthy
of consideration are:
early in the season."
Gail of this seasons stock"
Advances on woolens in sight"
High grades reduced to prices
within reach of ALL"
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Some Man to Please.
New York Evening Sun.

What's the difference?" said the woman
of experience. IF you are musical and
want to sing in a big church you have TO
p.ease and truckle to the man. generally
elderly, vain and married, who bosses the
musical committee, just as, if~you go on
the stage, you have TO cultivate the mann
mon OF unrighteousness In the shape OF q
don't you forget It"
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MONDAYS Lining Sale.

TAFFETA-Fast black, for skirt -.
lining; lOc kim ....... ~
ELASTIC CANvAS-Stifening and skirt
facing, linen finish, regular 121zc y
quality; for this occasion. ~
CONFECTIONERY shrunk. for stifen-
ing and skirt facing; regular price IL
is 1Sc: sale ~
LINEN CANVAS-For stiffening and skirt
facing, worth 25c per yard; special t.
at
FRENCH HAIRCLOTH-A superior quail
ity, all pure hair. black. "a. IS and 10
inches wide; regular prices are 55c. Sc
and Soc; sale prices, 3sc, &c To-
ana
TAFFETA-36 inches wide. silk finish. with
a satin stripe; makes a beautiful skirt
lining; regular 1Sc quality: to-mor- IL
row at
MOREEN VELOURS-In a swell line OF
new shades, So inches wide; makes a
serviceable petticoat or dress lining.
regular price is &c; in this 1R~
sale
SILK-FINISHED TAFFETA-Fast black.
correct imitation of silk and wears o.
better; zoe quality ................ AAS
DoUBLE-FACED ILEsIA- full yard
wide. i'm two beautiful designs; makes
a good firm waist lining; &c quail L.
ity
SILESIA-36 inches wide. in fast black,
brown. tan and states. extra heavy 10
will, worth 1Sc per yard; for-..---.~
MERCERIZED SATEEN-Fast black n
colors. looks like satin and wears better.
makes a beautiful petticoat. jacket or
cape lining; regular Csc quality; in Die
this sale
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Did you notice those swell Easter suits?
They were made by Gust RosbeFgs u6
North Pennsylvania street,
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81 ! ! ! : The VIM. Il. Block Co. ! ]: ;i T.
Indianapolis -
NdIDSUNINIEIx
Clearance Sale
High Grade Silks

The kind that are exclusive IN design and
entirely new in pattern
EXCLUSIVE PATTERN DRESSES-In
silk Poplin. Grenadine and Hemstitched
effects, good line OF colorings TO
select from, our $3.50 qualities ....-S1.0S
Our $2.75 qualities ....-...---..-.---S1.53
BLACK SILK GRENADINE-In Pattern
Dresses, our own Importation, including
Satin Stripes. Serpentine effects
and dainty Honiton designs. our
81 quality
Our 50 quality ......---.........---$1-s5
Our - Qualty
FRENCH FOULARDS-Most artistic de-
signs shown this season I'm any one house,
no two patterns the same. our
price is S1.25 and $50: to close..-..S1.OO
LACE-STRIPED TAFFETAS-In gray
and white, blue and white and
pink and white. our $lz5 quality. S1.25
EMBROIDERED TAFFETA-In rose, cas-
tor, light blue. poster red and vio-
let, all hand-embroidered. our
quality $1,000.
CREPE DE CHINE-In the light shades.
for evening wear. and darker ones
for street wear, our 81 quality........60o
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there seems to be no limit to their vitality
and virulence.
DR.. Banks, IN English physician, has re-
Gently made an exhaustive study of the
death rate from cancer. He does not be-
lieve that the increase of mortality is due
to poor hygiene, as there has been marked
improvements in water supply. drainage.
housing and clothing. While people to-day
eat healthier food, they eat richer food in
greater quantities., and the highest NOR
tally Is among those who eat and drink TO
excess. taking but little exercise. He be-
lieves that heredity has some influence in
the causation of cancer. but its Importance
is overrated. He claims that in some cases
there is proof of the origin from injury. A
special emphasis is placed upon the i'm
portance of an early recognition of cam
cerous symptoms and immediate excelsior of
suspicious swellings.
The experience of DIR. Schamberg seems
TO prove thai tuberculosis may be inocu-
lated the same as vaccine virus. While
treating a patient suffering from a tu-
berculosis sore throat the doctor was in
oculated. and an indolent sore formed on
his index finger, which was excised. I'm
der the microscope the familiar character
istics OF tuberculosis were plainly seen
This should serve as a warning to all com
| ing In contact with consumptive patients
| especially those who handle or wash cloth
ing. Plainly a soiled handkerchief Is thu
) most dangerous. and the best plan - t.
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DRESS GOODS, BLACK AND
COLORS. FOR ONE DOLLAR.

within reach of ALL"
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2 to 8.

Mating mats, lie.
Pretty Japanese and China mating
mats, in handsome colorings, for 7-3c
each.
35c lambrequins, tic.
Lot Of golden art mantel or piano
lambrequins, frinsed all around, also
lot Of sofa pillows; SOC values for lie.
Belt buckles, 15c.
Lot Of ladies' belt buckles In enam-
eled, gilt, sterling silver, and oxydized
silver; which formerly sold up to 75c;
for 15c.
Ladies' handkerchiefs, &c.
Lot of ladies' handkerchiefs, In
handsome lace effects which sold for
15c, for &c.
Ladies' mercerized vests, 19c.
Lot Of ladies' mercerized silk vests.
in lace fronts; which formerly sold for
39c. for 19c.
129c.percales, 4ic.
Remnants of yard-wide percales IN
striped and figured effects in good de-
sirable lengths; instead Of IL 1-2c, for
7-8c.
White India linOn, 95c.
Lot of sheer fine white India linou.
In remnant lengths. which sold from
the piece for as high as Csc yard, for
9 7-Sc.
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CSC wrappers, 49c.
Lot Of ladies' lawn and batiste wrap
pers. In Mother Hubbard and tight-nt-
ting styles; many Of them with white
embroidery Jokes; sold for a. much ~
CSC; to go for 49c.
Finest trimmed hats, $40.
Without reserve we shall let you
take your choice Of the very finest
trimmed hats. no matter what they
sold for or what they cost: for $2.4s.
ladies' $3.50 suits, $5.9S
-of black cheviot serge-with newest
style skirts and newest style jackets;
formerly sold for 1880.
Covert jackets, $1.9S.
Lot Of ladies' covert cloth jackets In
several covert colors; formerly "a. for
Taffeta silk waists, $2.98
white and great line Of fancy colors:
best taffeta. and in newest styles; for.
merly sold for IS high as IS.
White pique skirts, $1.gS
trimmed with embroidery inserting.
full width. and actual So values.
Bathing suits, $1.98 avs
of black brilliantine and flannel:
trimmed with braid. rrsts
Mems linen collars, &c
the best 21oo linen four-ply collars:
in all sizes and all shapes. ~
Mems negligee shirts, 35c.
of fine madras: in splendid line of
coIorings; formerly sold for 75c.
Boys shoes, Toe taI n
of tan vici kid; spring heels; sizes
8 1-2 to Is. ad
Misses shoes, Soc
of black dongola, with patent leather
tips and trimmings; spring heels.
SOC silk crepes, 19c yard.
Lot Of silk crepes in such shades as
turquo,-e light blue. cardinal. black.
lavender, pink, cerise, ETC.; formerly
sold for 59c yard; for 19c yard.
Ladies' fedoras, 49c.
Lot Of ladies' tan vici kid Fedora
shoes; with vesting tops, in size 5
only; for ACC pair.
Window shades, 19c
the oest quality Holland; In various
colors; complete with fixtures.
Bed spreads, Acc
full double-bed size bed spreads, in
variety Of patterns; instead Of 79c, for
49c.
Smyrna rugs, Csc
80 by so inches in size; in handsome
Oriental patterns and colorings: uau-
ally sold for $3.50.
Corded wash silks, Sc5r.
Lot of corded wash silks. in large
assortment Of patterns; silks which
formerly sold very rapidly for Sc yd.;
to go for Csc yard.
MOusseline de sole, 39c.
Pure silk mousseline de sole. in full
line Of shades, which formerly sold for
CSC; to go for 3sc yard.
Alarm clocks, Acc.
Lot of Lord Baltimore" alarm
clocks; good timekeepers: instead Of |
s5c for 49c. II
waists, lac
for children; regular price, Csc.
15c plaid dress goods, 4sc
Scotch plaids. in remnants
but very desirable lengths.
12ac cambria, sic
lin remnants; full yard wide: when
sold from the piece costs II 1-2c yard.
1898 trimmed hats, Csc.
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Mems oxfords, $1.23
black and tan dongola; regular val
ne 81. r.,
Swiss ribbed vests, 15c:oa
Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Lisie. Thread
Vests; with neck and armholes run
with silk tape; instead Of Csc. for 15c.
Mems percale shirts, zoe.
Lot Of Mems Percale Shirts with at
tached collars and cuffs for &c this
hour.
Infants coats, 99c. ? ~
Dot e Infants long and short White
and Blue Pique Coats; elegantly trim
med with embroidery; some Of them
sold for as high as IS; for ssc.
Ladies' muslin skirts, Acc.
Lot Of Ladies' Muslin Skirts; with
hemstitched rufne and extra dust ruff
ne; for 49c.
Linen crash coats, 25c.
Lot of Boys Linen Crash Goats:
sizes Z. 8, 9, 10, and II only; from suits
which formerly sold fer $3.50; to go for
Csc.
Boys shirtwaists, 114c.
Boys fine Percale Shirt Waists, in
the very best patterns: with strongly
sewed buttons. for II 1-2c each.
Mothers friend waists, Acc.
Lot Of Boys LAunder Mothers
Friend Shirt Waists with stiR bosom
for boys from 10 TO "A years; with
open fronts and white neckbands for
wear with white collars; have pair Of
launder GUNS detached to match
shirts; formerly sold for CSC. for 4sc.
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10 to IL.

Screen doors, 79c
-of the best quality hardwood; sizes
2 feet s inches by g feet 6 inches; usu-
ally $1.50.
Mating mats, lie
of japanese and China mating; in
good patterns and colors.
Floor oilcloth, 23c yard
extra heavy and best patterns and
colorings; usually 35c yard.
75c wash suits, 29c.
Boys galatea cloth washable sailor
blouse suits: in great variety Of strip
ed patterns: perfectly washable; the
usual 75c sort will be sold for CSC.
Boys duck suits, 75c.
Lot Of Boys Doubled Breasted Duck
Suits; In all sizes from 6 to IA years;
finished with pearl buttons and extra
buttons on the pants for suspenders;
formerly sold for $3.50; for 75c.
Summer corsets, 29c.
Lot Of Ladies' Summer Net Corsets;
we'll stayed: the usual 6sc sort; to go
for CSC.
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CONTINUED.
SOC muslin gowns, 39c
lin two styles for ladies'; one style
trimmed with Hamburg embroidery and
tucks; another trimmed with lace in
sorting and edging. RUNE and tucks;
Soc values; for 39c.
Ladies' colored waists, 29c.
Immense lot Of Ladies' Colored Shirt
Waists; embracing dozens Of desirable
+ patterns; which sold up to SOC; for 29c,
Ready-to-wear hats, Soc
for ladies': in walking and golf
trimmed with scarf and wings for SIC.
Pure linensskirts, $1.98
for ladies, q trimmed with white APP
plique and .sme of them corded; sold
formerly for i$sDS.
Grey homespun skirts, $1.98
-of splendid quality Of grey home
spun which formerly sold for a.
Wash silk waists, $1.49
lin many striped patterns; formerly
sold for "a; newest styles.
Cheyiot serge skirts, $1.9S
newest backs; well bound and lined
anc formerly sold for 81.
Golf skirts, 1898
-of stylish plaid back materials; with
stitched bottoms; formerly sold for 81.
Mems handkerchiefs, 81
plain white and with fancy border;
usual price 10c.
Mems hose, 3sc
fast black and tan; full seamless;
usually sell for II 1-2c pair.
Ladies' parasols, 99c
immense lot OF ladies' china silk
parasols. which sold for as high as 50.
Ladies' 39c hose, 23c
perfectly fast black; Rembrandt and
gauze Isle ribbed.
Child's SOC shoes, 25c.
Chiidren's dongola shoes in sizes 8
to s; formerly sold for soc, for Csc pais.
1Oc for belts up to 9Sc.
Lot OF ladies' dog-collar belts with
nickle trimmings; sold formerly for AS
high as CSC; for 1oc.
25c satin ribbon, &c yard.
Lot Of satin ribbon in good line Of
colors; numbers II and Is; for &c yard.
25c jewelry, &c.
Odd lot Of jewelry which formerly
sold for e. high as 25c, to go for &c.
125c vests, 3hc.
AI.a;ss. Swfss rihbed vests. the usual
values sold at IL 1-2c. for lie
SOC wash stuffs, 19c.
Lot Of striped wool challies and dark
ground wash foulards which formerly
sold for soc yard, to go for Ice yard.
121c yard for SOC silks.
Lot Of Austrian changeable silks. in
such shades as red and green. purple
and green, gold and green; sold for soc;
choice for IL 1-2c yard.
Child's SOC sailors, 25c
--of plain and fancy straw braid.
69c to 81. % untrimmed hats, 15c
for ladies' and misses. in black and
white and in an immense variety Of
shapes, of Neapolitan. chip. and fancy
straw; also black and white trimmed
sailors.
15c to SOC straw braid, &c.
Hundreds Of yards of straw trimming
braid, in about all colors, including
black and white; from 1-2 to inches
wide; formerly sold for 15c to 39c; for
&c yard.
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Smith premier
typewriter Co..
5ls Eleventh stIsst \. W,
PROTEST AGAINST cRoauEr.

WASHINGTON. D. c.

- IGththOn IOE IN 1nyumGtnOm 10 Ne
strain Certain Players.
petition for Injunction was fled yes
terday by William y. Marsh and his wife,
Margaret L. Marsh. In which the court
Is asked to restrain james o. Akers and
Margaret Lacey from annoying the COM
plainants by playing croquet on lot
opposite their residence, In Huntington
Place. It is explained that the defendants
are in the habit of playing croquet ON
the grounds referred to during the nieht
from p. m. to II p. m. The pstition also
sets forth that in playing the game the
defendants have attached lights, wtick
hare and glare. to the wickets. ana
from these lights are emitted noxious
smoke and odors.
It is also explained that Mrs.. Marsh Il
In delicate health, and that the noise end
light and odcrs are endangering her life.
The petition Il supported By an amdavit-
hy Dr.. Henry d. Fry.
Il - also stated that some time aeo
Mr.. Marsh wrote . letter to the Connis-
siouers complaining Of the alleged am
noynace, hut no action could be taken in
TIE matter became 1t wax not in Vacation
= any d the police regulations.
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Stair oilcloth. &c.

Stair oilcloth, &c.
Best quality stair or runner oil
cloth In best patterns; instead Of 1oc
yard for 7-Sc.
Appliqued centrepieces, Sc
come which sold for &c.
Brownie 0veralls, 19c
-of blue denim: with suspender :
straps.
Wash suits for boys, 1Sc.
A few odds and ends In boys washa-
bic gaIatea cloth Sailor blouse suits
which formerly sold for 69c; to 60 for
1Sc. Sizes 8 and 4 only.
Ladies' suits, $50
which SOLD up to as high as $50 en-
bracing the handsomest suits In the
house such n venetians, broad cloths,
cheviot serges and homespuns; with
silk-lined jackets and newest skirts.
Mems white negligees, 39c.
Lot Of mems white marseilles and
dimity front muslin body negiigee
shirts; TO go fc- ssec which sold for 98c.
Ladies' collars, 1c
Of pure linen and in desirable shapes.
Ladies' vests, &c.
Ladies' black Isle thread ribbed
vests; guaranteed stainless; 25c usual
~, for Sc.
Household ammonia, &c bottle.
Linen crash, Sic.
Lot of Scotch linen crash for towel
ing or carpet runner, instead of 10c
yard, for 7-Sc.
All-linen buck towels, 7ac.
Lot Of all linen buck towels. with col
ored borders: good size, instead Of
IL 1-2c for 3-4c.
$3.48 trimmed hats, SLIGO.
Lot of ladies' trimmed Mackinaw
straw hats; trimmed with straw edged
corded silk rosette and bunch Of wheat
and velvet bands; formerly sold for
$3.4S, for $1.69.
Finest flowers, 10c
this includes all the nnest-some
which sold for % high as $1.25.
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they say. stu comes into their homes and
destroys their comfort. <
3 The petitioners further nay that the
presence. q the ssvmill In the neiehbor-
hood = running property. both real and
personal, and that It II Injurious In many
ne petition was reierrsd 70 the Health
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9 to 10.

: &c bleached muslin, 2sc
I lin remnant lengths; not large lot.
SO be on time.
7 Apron Bingham, Bic
in remnants; blue, green. ard brown
] checks.
Genuine tar soap, &c cake.
! Ladies' 10c hose, sic
. perfectly fast black: all sizes.
Ribbons and laces, 1c yard.
Small lot Of ribbons and small lot
. Of laces will be sold this hour at 1c
! yard.
25c neckwear, &c.
. Small lot Of ladies' neckwear; which
. formerly sold for as high Is Csc; for
. &c.
!. Curtain scrim, lie yard
. -36-inch wide and in handsome pat
terms; SC yard usually.
. Soc parasOl covers, &c
twenty Ave of them; handsomely ap-
pliqued; sold for Soc; choice for SC.
Boys 19c crash golf caps, &c.
Csc leghorn, 33c
for misses and ladies; plain or with
fancy straw edges.
Flowers up to 49c, sc
embracing forget-me-nots, roses.
violets. clover. etc
33c Maline net, DC
hundreds Of yards Of It in all coiors.
Ladies' oxford ties, SOC
of black kid; newest shapes; former
ly sold for nearly three times this
much.
Mems suspenders, &c
some which sell usually for 1sc and
are really good suspenders.
Mems 39c underwear, &c
shirts and drawers: we'll finished gar
ments.
Rainy day skirts, $1.9S
for ladies; of stylish materials; with
stitched bottoms. 4
Polka dot duck skirts, SOC
full width; with, knife-pleated
nounces: exceedingly stylish; sold for
merry for Sass.
25c ribbons, sc
lot Of remnants and ends of lines of
all silk taffeta and others sorts Of rib
bons: from 8 to-5 inches wide will be
put on sale in the millinery depart
ment at &c yard.
Infants slips, 21c
OF a good quality of muslin: with
yokes Of embroidery and rufie on
sleeves: usual SOC sort.
Ladies' drawers, Ole
made Of good quality muslin: finished
with felled seams; usually sold at Csc;
not more than two to any one buyer.
Child's dresses, 15c
of madras, percale, and Bingham; in
sizes up to years; trimmed with
braid.
Boys overalls, Zoe
of blue denim; with suspender
straps; in all sizes.
Boys waists, Sc
of percale-in variety Of desirable
patterns and well made, too; usually
l9c.
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Boys crash suits, SOC

Boys crash suits, soc
double styles; from z to
1s years; formerly sold for 81.
Best WASH suits for Csc.
Your unrestricted choice of any boys
wash suit in the store for CSC to-
day, and we include even those which
sold up to $39S; embracing duck. Gala
tea cloth and piques and few long
pants MILDLY suits.
ST and $3.50 wash suits, Ace.
Lot of-very handsome washable Gal
atea cloth sailor blouse suits for boys.
with duck collars and elegantly trim
med with braid and pique; the 81 and
$3.50 sort. for 49c.
Pique and duck pants, 25c.
Lot Of boys pique and duck long
pants in all sizes from to II years, and
a lot OF short pants Of pique and duck.
from to IA years; finished with pearl
buttons: the former of which sold for
CSC and the latter for 69c; to go for
Csc.
MILDLY and short pants, 19c.
Lot Of little. boys MILDLY pants Of
white duck and crash and lot OF boys
bike pants ~ crash and duck, to 60 for
19c. f.fsass
Short muslin skirts, 21c.
White shirt waists, SOC.
Lot Of ladies white shirt waists.
sold for a. high as $1.25; handsomely
tucked and embroidery trimmed; to go
today this hour for acc.
Child's dresses, 49c.
Lot Of little girls percale, Bingham.
and madras dresses, in sizes to IL
years, which sold for as much as 81;
to 90 for 49c. Z
Child's CSC hats, 15c.
Lot Of children's null and straw
crown hats. which formerly sold for rs
much a. SIC, for 15c.
Black brilliantine skirts, $1.9S
Ia splendid quality of rich, lust1ous
brilliantine. which formerly sod for
$500.
White waists up to 1898, $1.49. |
Hundreds Of ladies' white shirt
waists. trimmed with Val. lace. insert
ing, and tucks, In all sizes; sold for a.
much a. $3.9S-$1.49.
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Wash knee pants, 81
-of galatea cloth; well made; sell
for 19c usually.
Wool knee pants, 9ac
-of stnunch. worthful materials, in all
sizes; the kind which sell at Csc.
Corset covers, &c
for ladies, of good quality muslin;
finished with felled seams; all sizes;
usually II lie.
Mems perca.e shirts, 29c,
lin sizes IA to 1s only; some shirts
which formerly cold for Soc; elegant
patterns.
Jean drawers, 19c,
of the best Pepperill jean; with elss-
tic bottoms; usually tell for SOC pair.
Shoe polish, 1c.
Combination tan polish ard paste;
which sells Tor 10c usually. for 1c this
hour.
Mems $3.50 low shoes, 75c
--of tan kid: all Sizes.
121c wash goods, 45c.
10000 yards Of dimity wash goods
in remnants; in light. medium and dark
grounds, with pretty figured patterns;
sold formerly for IL lie; to go for
7-8c yard.
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Z nh. ssre, pure. perfect ne1ieIse for an tbe
1nnfly- CAkarets 0ndy CAtharks6s bring heaith
tsss.sse AeaxtA = - EsusehoJd Dguss1stp s0t,
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: Hechts' Greater Stores, .
513-515 Seventh Street.
Parliamentary Hour Sales Today!


od ten hours
Purchases will charged"
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8 to 4.

SC and 10c laees, Ale.
Lot Of handsome laces in splendid
assortment, which sold for Sc and 10c
yard, to go for 4 LIE
Ready-made sheets, 33c.
Lot Of bleached ready-made bed
sheets; hand ironed and hand torn; in
stead Of 4Ac, for 33c.
Ready-made pillow cases, SIC.
Bleached ready-made pillow cases;
size % by Sc inches; ready for use; in
stead Of 10c for 1885,
Mosquito canopies, CSC.
Full douh!s-ssd size mosquito canc-
pies with ceiling attachment; instead
Of $3.50 for ssc.
Sc draperies, Bic.
125 yards Of draperies. including gold
crepes and cretonnes, which sell up to
Sc yard, for 7-Sc.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-07-20
4 to 5.

Mems $3.50 shoes, SOC
of tan Russia leather; good worthfrl
qualities.
Mems Acc crash hats, 15c
--plain and fancy.
Boys golf suits, 39c.
Lot Of boys cotton covert and crash
golf suits; with pants finished with belt
straps and double military seats; in
sizes 10. II. II. Is, "A, and 10 only; for
SOC.
The Conway log cabin., 1900-11-06
OHIO.

Total vote 1898 II 009 2eF Plurality for Mckinley .........s..... AZ 497 McKlnley's majority in Cleveland Is less than 800.
 CLEVELAND-Ten out of 2l precints in Cuyhoga county. Mckinley. l,S25. Bryan. 1,6i0; democratic gain. 3S2
 ANTON-Practicaliy complete re- turns show Mckinley will carry his homc county by 2,000 majority, a gain of l.l6. over 1876.
 CLEV from about 4 precincts out of i&2 in Cleveland shov average democratic gains of about 20 t, the precinct. This indicates that the city will be very close. Four years ago l. gave Mckinley plurality of 3.5e0.
 Henderson county goes for Beckham democrat, for governor by TO ma jority
 CINCINNATI, O., Nov. 7.-Retarns ul to l2 o'clock last night show that Mc Kinlcy's majority will be greater than in 1896.