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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-11-09
ONO.
The President Receive. Assurances
of His Reflection With

Executive Mansion Canton. o.. Nov.
President Mckinley received the
election returns tonight Al his home
surrounded - large number Of his
old friends and nri-hborS. including
many iadi.~- who came as the guests
81 Mrs Mckinley. 10 share with her
the interest and excitement Of this
eliminating event Of The campaign.
Direct wires connected ths. house with
hr republican national headquarters
Iii New York and az Chicago. with
senator Hanna at the Union club. in
Cleveland. and with the home Of Gov.
Roosevelt. az oyster Fay. - that the
president Was IN constant t.legraphic
touch with his associate on the ticket
and with the campaign leaders.
The president made his headquar-
tiers ia his library. where most IF the
gentlemen guests congregafcd. while
Mrs Mckinley entertained the ladies
in the rlor- The president was in
his usual good hnmor. showing no
signs ~ anxiety over the result
The president in person read aloud
some of the returns. but rrfrained
from making any comment whatever
on the result aud accepting with un-
RULED compoSurc the favorable re-
ports. which began 10 come in AT an
early hour. Secretary Cortclyou read
most Of the dispatches. some Of the
more cheering announcements being
heartily applaudrd BY the guests.
Most Of the early ad,icrS were frag-
mentary and ineNcIusive- but the
strong Indications that New York and
probably Illinois had gone for Nc
kinlev were received with great sat
isfaction-
Al nine o'clock the president re-
ceiyed a disptach from an enthusiastic
individual stating that New York and
Illinois carried the day for Mckinley
and that he was reelected
The responsible leaders made no
early claims. however. although their
dispatches told Of gains at many
points. and brcathed the spirit Of vic
tory near at hand.
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National Committeeman Gave Out
this Statement and Went Home

New York. Nov. Ar 1880 this
morning National committeeman
Manles. Gibbs and Bliss held confer
.nre az the conclusion of which the
following statement was given out:
.'On the returns received az rcpub-
lican headquarters up To this hour the
republican national committee claim
70 have elected Mckinley and RooS--
Welt hy an electoral vote Of 80. with
the possibility 81 "a votes in addition.
making total ~ 3o5- These p votes
consist Of the - votes in kentucky
and in Nebraska The states We
surely claim for Mckinley and Roosc-
welt are California. Connecticut. Della
ware. Illinois, Indiana. Maryland.
Iowa. Kansas. Maine. Massachusetts,.
Michigan. Minnesota. New Hampshire
New Jersey. New York. North Dakota.
Ohio. Oregon. Pennsylvania. Rhode
Island. South Dakota. Utah. Vermont.
Washington. West Virginia. wiscon-
sin and Wyoming
The committeeman then closed their
desks and left for homes
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-11-09

New York. Nov. :. Midnicilf.-li be-
oimr evident al very early hour this
evening that the election OF Mckin-
lct and Roosevelt was assured. Al
hsil-past eight o'clock returns from
ieariy two-thirds Of the election dis
ir'ciS Of Greater New York had been
received. indicating beyond question
that Bryan and Stevenson could not
expect more than 25.OOO or 10000
plurality in this democratic strong
hold. and unless there was land
Slide in the outside counties beyond
All reasonable expectation the pivotal
state Of New York had declared i'm
unmistakablc terms. although by a
greatly reduced ma jority. for the re-
publican candidates. As the night
progressed il only served 10 confirm
'his Judgment. The returns from Illi-
hois betrayed like condition. The
republican plurality Of 1896 was great
y reduced. but il was still far too
large to be overcome.
On the other hand the returns from
Indiana. Michigan. the two Dakotas.
tab and Wyoming. as well as Ncbras-
~. seemed TO Indicate strong T.pab-
mean gains over 1896. Delaware. Mary
iand and West Virginia had given de-
e'siNe republican pluralitics.
The count in several Of the far west
'fn states was naturally so delayed
~ 70 give little Indication Of the out
come there. but they had ceased TO
nave determining effect. and before
Nh O'Clock the democratic leaders
h'd given up the contest. and il was
announced that Mr.. Bryan had gone
:" ped. and was sound asleep.
~ whole story was easily and
ofieiiy told. The republican ticket
Would have larger electoral vote
van four years ago. but in the larger
s'ales OF the east and middle west
.ns plurality had been greatly re-
dnrcy.
massachusetts, had fallen from ia
w " 10000; New York from ars.o00
:" 1000. and Illinois from Ia. coo to
10000 or less.
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ILLINOIS.
Republicans Claim. hut Democrats
Refuse 10 Conc~de state.

Chicago. Nov. "a. ii ~ m ,ha,rrnan
Hvwe ~ the republican state cent? III cor1-
rnittee gave out he following statement.
set nc reason az .his hour 10 change
the figures Of the state central CON, rnir 60
issued before the election. Mckinley has
carried the state by s1p. outside 81 Cook
county In Cook county the Indications
are that both Mckinley ana Yates will
nave a majority, With Mckinley IN the
lead BY about l5.r0. estimate this
plurality in Cook al - 90
Chairman Watson. ~ ne democratic.
state c. ntral committee. refused TO conce,se
the state TO Mckinley. and claimed that
Alschuler. democratic candidate Tor gov
erno-, had carried the state by a small
plurality.
F1om returns received BY him. Chairman
Watson also claimed that the democrats
would have working majority in the
lower house Of the legislature.
Judge Yates. who was at republican
state headquarters all evening. claimed
his election as governor by a substantial
majority.
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NEW YORK.
GOV. Rcosev~Is Receives the R~sssns
and Pronounc~. Th~a .rSn~--

Oyster Bay. y. ". Nov. Gov.
Roosevelt. surrounded by his family
tonight. received the returns at his
home on Sycamore Hills The gov
ernor mt no time during the evening
seemed anxious about the result He
did not make any special efforts TO re-
ceive the news. and depended on mes
sagcs TO he brought from the telc-
graph Office. nearly three miles away.
The first definite information OF the
republican victory was conveyed 70
the governor at about ten o'clock
The governor was in the reception
room with his wife and daughter
When be appcaredat the door TO mees
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-11-09

Executive Mansion. Canton. o.. Nov,
g. The Presidents first congratuia.
iions from headquarters came from
j. II. Manlry. al New York. as fol
lows.
Praise God. from whom all bless
ings dow Your triumphant re-eicc-
tion j. conceded by democratic man
ayers lender my Earnest congratu-
lations. We are very happy al head
quarters"
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Boston. NOV. s.As usual I'm presidential
Years Massachusetts, wenk republican to-
day by "a substantial out considerably re-
duc,d majority. giving 80 President Mo
Airlct ~ votes In the electoral college.
"a nilt W NJ Crane was reelected gov
crnor. nearly all ~ the republican state
ticket and AZ least ~ out ~ ~ republican
Cpr-rct ~Inen-
The stale legislature H. also republican
~ q majority 81 about 10 ard will
probably aeain send lion. Geo i. Hn4r
L. the national senate.
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Maryland.

Baltimore Nd Nox --Prest.en. Nc
kinney carried Baltimore city by major
tt4 ~ t.-'3. The returns from the counties
aye nea1tr, hut tificial aaVi.-s from Il
scattered precincts QUA 80 Isl give him
l>->N as against 1919 TOR Eryan. thsS AS
rnrlnf him majority yi AZ least 1850 ina
the state. The defeat 30 the .-snncr4ts
has been thorough and surprising. II being
certain tftt theN have lost nve ont " the
six congressman. with the probabilities Ia
favor OF q clean sweep ~ the loss OF the
other
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Tsnyer Col Nov Milton Smith.
chairman ~ the democratic state ntr-li
committee Al Midnight made Ihc follow
in- statement.
~ am satisfied thnt Bran has rsrri.-d
tcilFalo bs from m ~ ~ - tAsi ana the
fIslpnist state ticket viii not run 5fs..
votes Lrnina him The republic ans hrxe
mt elected more than ~ IL the * rnerr-
hers - the iegis iAfurs. ttsnrfsS rTriit 4
~nAfrnth has niH iDrify AZ r. ana Bell.
IN the :. oni district IS elected Dy -snt.l =
Chairman Ford ~ .h- republican COM
rnitt-e. declined 70 make an estimate Of
the result IN the state
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received IN 70 midnight inlirata thai
Wisconsin has gone Iur Mckinley by
1ns.c 20 1890 plurality The republican
legislature viii to- oVerT4 nelfningly repub-
lean. and the congress- 9nai delegation il
also certainly republican.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-11-09

st Louis NOV. s-incompiete returns in
dictate that the state mas given the cleo
torel Vote 20 Bryan aii Stevenson and
that the state ticket has fEn some what be-
hind the national The congressional del
eEation will stand as before. y democrats
and three republicans. with the Twelfth
district somewhat In doubt. owing 80 the
Sc NncSs In making ,he returns The
Worlds fair amendments are unduubted-
Is carried oy handsome majority.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-11-09

White River Junction. VT Nov Sra
r. Allen. 81 Fair Haven. chairman ~ the
republican state committee. al n clock
tonight. announced that Mrkinley'S pIur-
Atty IN tie state will rcacn 5.ts1 based
upon the returns received Up 10 laat time.
curtis Emery. chairman ~ thr 1emo-
cratic state commit -e. would say moth
ing with regard 20 the result
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Nashville Tenn. Nov. AT mianigrt
the returns Indicate a failing Of u 31.ecl
20 h09l votes In the state. about equally
divided between the Two parties MANY
IA groes. especially IN cities. remained
away from the polls BryanS plurality
in the state will fall short II that II Gov
McAIiiir ~ 500 or 4usl votes McAfillin
being reelected by from Zoo u l5.elD.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-11-09

New York Nov Tx Gov stone. ~
midnight. made the following announce
uerf.
n give up. The returns tclegraphea
these headquarters from New York. New
Jersey and Connecticut show that these
states have gone republican. Returns
from MARYLAND and West Virginia arc in
complete. NV information from the mid
die and western states ls so indefinite that
1 can not form m opinion as 20 the result
rs do not know the facts l will wait be-
fore say finally what 1 think L. the re-
suit"
NJ. stone then closed the democr, IL
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Minnesota.

st Paul. MINI Nov AT midnight the
result of ih+ election IN Minnc~ ,ia was
settled - far as The presidential vote j.
concerned but the figures on tht head IF
me state ticket are still too msager TO
max ms iuli statement possible The
~ kinley electors have carried the state
by over "A 80 plurality some estimates
ono claims going far ytycnd that figure
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hani~y Claim. Increased Electoral
Vote.

New York. Nov 6.-At ten O'Clock
National Committeeman Joseph Man
ley supplementeda previous statement
as follows:
The reports al headquarters az
this hour show that President Me-
hinley i reelected by an electoral
vote larger than he received in 1896
Nrw England. New York. New Jersey.
Pennsylvania. Delaware. MARYLAND.
West Virginia. Ohio. Illinois. Wiscon-
sln. Michigan. Minnesota. Iowa. North
Dakota and ~onth Dakota are all in
the republican column.
No definite information has been
received from Indiaus. kansas 90 the
other western and northwestern
states
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indianapolis. md NOV. AT ru.ssi~ht
the following statement Ns~ isSuec ~ tt.a
Indiana polls Sentinel snrm }:
The returns up 20 suls hour are very
Fneager. and The result IN Indiana = in
do hit but u the percentage - Tt pubiice \
gain Indicated hy thr Attest reports i
maintained the state viii give Mckinley
approximately tho same plurality IS IN
tAtF,
The Indianapolis Journal irep.i az mid
nil hit claimed IN. state ios Mckinley by
IA Increased plurality over i>t..
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salt Lake City. Utah NOV. f.-At y 80 to-
night Mr. callister. republican chairman.
said.
The state from present appearances.
has gone republican ~, have not r.
tuins sufficient TO estimate the majority 4
The chairman OF the democratic com
mlttee Burton. said.
At this hour but meagcr returns have
been received but fram the reports re-
ceievd we viii carry .he state by ma
ioi.'y of lea or more
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Fargo. y. -. Sov. e.-Cnairman Kleine-
gen of the democratic state committee
Ccntci the election ~ The republican
electoral and state tickets. with the posi-
bic execution 10 attorney general In 81
curt 81 80 precincts Mckinley received :.
70. Ryan. Las. against Mckinley. ? s3s.
Bryan 40 ia l~gt
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Executive Mansion, Canton. o.. Nov.
c.-Judge Day. who j. with the presi.
dent, says Mckinley carries ,. states.
with "a electoral votes.
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Columbus. o.. Nov. Reports from
different parts Of Ohio indicate the
largest vote ever cast. larger than
either state committees expected.
with Mckinley gaining in rural dis
tricts and holding his own in the
cftieS
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vania line. and has instructed the
committeeman there 20 investigate.
he has not changed his ante-election
prediction that Bryan would carry
Ohio. III there were no frauds"
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Columbia : G.. Nov "A very light
vote was polled in South Carolina. The
fun gtArc ticket and full conversational
ticket was elected by the Democrats.
There WAS some opposition 10 Bryan by
promins NJ cotton min sner. bat ID failed
70 develop much Strength.
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Chicago. Nov. 1.-Refurns from 20 Of
the y5@ congressional districts show that
the republicans have elected lsi. the dem
ocrats Is. the fusionists !. the silver re-
puhlicans ] and The popIiists !. a gain of
10 for the republicans
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Columbus. o.. Nov. chairman
Long of the democratic state commit
tee. says there we're frauds at the
polls in Conreaut. near the Pennsyl-
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Washington NOV. THE jubilAlior here
over President Mckinlsys reelection
broke all bounds. Never. except AZ irau.
guratian times did such crowds surge Ep
ami down Pennsy iNania avenue. cheering.
singing and blowing horns.
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San Francisco Nov while the re-
turns from the state AZ large. and this
city are very incomplete. enough are at
hand 20 warrant the prediction that rresi-
dent Mckinley has carried Calf ssnla by
"A plurality of ln.tsst
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Louisville. Ky. Nov AT midnight the
result Of the election i'm Kentucky was IN
doubt. with both sides claiming the state
ard presidential tickets The dnv-ocrasE
may be considered 10 have a tribe the bet
ter cf the argument
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Carson. New. Nov s-Eetnrns are IN.
complete. Mills. repsbsiran chairman,
comedies the state 10 Bryan by Alr major
ity. The democrats claim II BY ace. The
Ice islaturc Is very close.
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Wilmington. Del Nov. s.-While only
scattered returns have been received from
the country districts. the democrats are
conn lent that they have carried "A majori-
~ of the Delaware legislature.
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Arkansas.

Little Rock Ark NOV s-Af il-31
O'Clock tonight the returns show a slight
n Hing on ir the vote ~ large counties
" hiCh may reduce BrvanS ma sofify 20
--i ,sr In the cities Bryan runs a trifie De
mind the democratic nominees for con-
gregS.
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Seattle. wash Nov. s.-Returns from
the state are coming In slowly. but indica-
tons arc that Mckinley leads Bryan by
large majority. and - well a. advance
Of the republican state candidates.
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national headquarters an New York for
the night.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-20
1CCOCVCCCCCC(
( An Old :
} Newspaper {
( Man :
= says about
( Grape-Nuts. {
SCOOOCOOcCOOC

Arthur III. Hull. manager Of the st.
Paul Globe, thinks advertisements are
written to inform other people about food
and Its value, but are NOS intended for
newspaper men themselves, and yet Of all
men, newspaper men require good nour-
ishing food to rebuild the brain and
nerve centers. (Thsy will agree that this
is not a joKe.)
Mir. Hull says: az wish to give you an
unsolicited testimonial fer Grape Nuts.
/ have used your Postum Cereal for about
two years.
have seen your advertising for Grape
Nuts in the Globe as well ~ other papers
and have appreciated It from an advertis-
ing standpoint. but some way I never
bought any until about week ago. Since
then have practically lived on 1t.
think 1t is, without exception, the finest
preparation of any food product that ID
has bean my good fortune TO taste, and
my enthusiasm prompts me to write this
note. Wishing you all kinds Of success
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-20
Sales Begin at 9 O'clock.

Waists at 25c, Joe. 7Jc,
9Sc.
One lot of so last summers percale
Shirt Waists, regular 75c and dollar
qualities, mostly in black and white
stripes, will be sold at 25c
One lot of black Lawn Waists,
same kinds as sold last summer at
$500, will be sold at 7Jc
One lot of forty all wool flannel
WAISTS in black, red and blue, will be
sold at zoe
One lot of assorted Waists, includ-
ing flannelS in different colors with
braid trimming, handsome plaid wool
Waists and black mercerized satteen
Waists, formerly selling at from si.75
to FPS, will be sold at 9Sc
Wrappers and Tea Gowns
Half Price.
About Is Wrappers will be sold as
follows:
Wrappers formerly Si.25 at 69c.
Wrappers formerly $3.50, LIS and
200 at 9Sc.
Ten Wooden Tea Gowns, formerly
S. to $50, will be sold at just half
those prices.
Fur lined Cloth Capes.
A few fine broadcloth Capes with
fur collar and front edging and lined
with squirrel fur, will be in the sale
at the following reductions:
$40 and IS to 1000. SIS to
1900, SIS to 1900. S3S to
1000.
For the day Of the sale all
Children's Fur Sets at Just
half former prices.
Remnants of cIOalxings at
less than half price.
Remnants of Fur Trim
innings in lengths from LIZ
yard to = yards at about
One.third former prices.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-20

We intend TO entirely
close out our present stock OF
Cloaks, consequently we have marked
down to
Half Price or Less
Every Ladies' Cloth
Jacket.
Every Child's Refer.
Every Misses Jacket.
Take note of the following special
lots of Cloaks.
Ladies' Jackets-$3.1O.
There are thirty-three Jackets in
this lot in black and colors. Former
prices $500 to $50.
Ladies' Kersey Jackets
S3.9S.
In this lot are AZ good strap seam
and well lined kersey Jackets in black,
brown, castor and blue. The former
prices were $3.50, $50, 900, 1000
and 1900.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-20
SUNDAY SONG SERVICE.

The second free Sunday song service
will be held Sunday afternoon at 2 e
O'Clock at City hall. Rev. S. q. Davis.
pai tor Of All Souls Upiversslist church
OF Morrills' Corner, an abls speaker.
will deliver tbs address. Miss Ida King
Tarbox, soprano; Mrs. Lewis A. Cloudy.
oontralto, and Mr.. Oscar s. Matthews,
are to assist as vocal s,loists. The con.
grega tional singing is to be under the
direction Of Mr.. Julius +. Ward.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-20

Ladies' Suits at Half Price.
Sixteen fine Suits will be in the sale
as follows: $4,000 suits at 5000.
$500 suits at 1850, 5000 suits at
1900. $500 suits at 1880, 1900
suits at $50.
Children's WOODEN one
piece Dresses.
Three lots in the sale as follows:
-Sl.9S, reduced from 2.75 and
800.
$3.50, reduced from 3.75 and
400.
So. 0S. reduced from $50, AS
and 500.
Separate Skirts-half price.
One lot Plaid Skirts, formerly 5000
and $50, reduced to 800.
One lot Grey Homespun Skirts re-
duced from 1913 to lbs.
One lot Black Crepon Skirts re-
duced from 5000 to 600 and $3.50
to 1873.
Rainy bay Skirts-half and
less.
Six Skirts at $500, formerly
s o, fl and II.
IN Skirts at S3.0S, formerly
S. and $50.
These skirts are all in heavy plaid
back materials.
silk Waists at S3.9S.
There will be lot of about fifty
Silk Waists in the sale at 3.9S. The
larger part of these are some new
Spring style Waists which we have
just received. A good 500 Waist in
black and new fancy shades.
We have also marked to 1898 in
order to close them out number of
black and colored silk and satin
Waists, formerly selling at from 500
10 $50.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-20
Eastman Bros. g Bancroft.
BRUNSWICK CLUB AT UNDER
WOOD.

The Brunswick club Of this city. a so
oft ty Of well-known ladies and gsntl '-
men, holding social gatherings every two
weeks during the winter. went to Under
wood park casino last evening IN special
cars of the Portland and Yarmouth
electric railway company. for the purposs
Of opening the season OF their winter 4
events.
The party numbered about 90 persons
On arrival at the casino the party en-
joyed q fine supper prepared by Land
lord Plll,bury. After supper soois
evening was enjoyed. The party re-
turned to the city at lats hour by spec
ial cars.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-20
AT PINE IS ALLEYS

Thei Tontines and Looms bowlsd very
Interesting match last evening. Hig
gins and Enos bowlsd very fine games.
Good win and Merriwsther bowled we'll.
Many fine plays were made by bcti
taams. Score:
Tontines-Pine. e94; Q. Wood. 3i2; Hig-
rins. SEQ: Nrtter, $50. Total, 400.
Loons-Go GOD win, $50; Sub. 800; Enos,
e67; Merriweathsr, $50; Total. 1871.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-20

The Savoirs Faire club held matines
whist at the Falmouth hotsl yesterday
afternoon and IL was Q most successful
al air. About 50 psorle were in atten-
danss. Rsfrsshmsnts were served.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-20
Doors Open at 8 O'clock.

and some of the greatest bargains we
ever offered.
Jackets marked from $500 to 500
22.0O to 1000
$500 to 1900
5000 to 1880
$500 to 1900
Six Velour Jack cts to Half
Price.
Jackets marked from 5000 to 1900
$500 to 22.5O
5000 to $500
$3.50 Golf Capes mt S3.9S.
This is a lot of New Golf Capes
which we had made especially for
this sale. Regular $3.50 CapeS and
only thirty in the lot.
Plush Capes and Jackets
mt 5000.
Five Plush Jackets at $500 and
ten Plush Capes, formerly $1,000,
1900 and 1900, at $500 each.
All these above lots are
this seasons Garments-nO
last seasons Ladies' ClOaks
i'm this sale.
Ten Children's Refers at
Sl.OO.
Fifteen Children's Refers
at Sl.5O.
The Refers at 100 were formerly
$500 to $50.
The Refers at $3.50 were formerly
S2.o8 to 400.
Misses Jackets at Half
Price.
All the Misses Jackets to half price.
Jackets marked from SIS to 1900.
1000 to 1000. 1850, 1900 and
1900 to $50, 1900 to 600. 1000
and 1900 to 400.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-20
Ladies' CheviOt Jackets
Ar. 4S.

This is lot of thirty black cheviot
and rough cloth Jackets we had made
for this sale. These are with storm
collars and high buttoned necks and
we'll lined with black satin. From
$500 to $1,000 would be fair price
for them.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-20

Saturday the asst dy he Annual
Dpatma
Of marked half
ImnD f
AN nner
Hed ennatshf homSd Of
is Come