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The sun., 1900-10-05
NEWS or THE WHEBLMRN.
Title of Middle Distance Champion Placed In
Doubt by Stinson.

The defeat Of Elkes and Moran by Stinson
on Tuesday night at Bridgeport places the
question Of the middle distance championship
In greater muddle than ever. Nelson has
repeatedly outridden Stlnson. while Elkes has
beaten Nelson. and the time made by Stinson
In this last race was ahead of Nelson's best
and the worlds record. Figured out, Stin-
sons time was an average for a mile Of 80
and fraction for twenty-five miles. a won
derful performance that is as yet untouched
automobiles The ride branded Sunson
as a man Of great sspability under favorng
conditions and the laurel for the paced cham
Nelson. or Fixes. and Michael Is not entirely
out or the running.
The Essex Bicycle Club. organized in 1878,
which was one OF the founders Of the League
cling club In New Jersey. has announced a rim
2t three days, beginning tomorrow morning.
by train uptown and through Central Park to
Inston On sunday and Monday the e' ride 'VSi Viii
be TO Port Jefferson. and thence by devious
way, as the spirit may Direct TO 'Greenpoint,
from where the boat to New York will be taken
on Monday night.
Roundsman Schuessler OF the Bicycle Sound
OF this city, who has been getting himself into
special match races this, week. Judging from
the way in which he ollshed of both Els op-
ponents, one Of them the famous Tom Butler,
the Boston profess lonal II l. quite clear that the
Flying Cop" is hard proposition for anv OF
the wel-known pros" or amateurs TO tackle
SChuessler's first race was on Wednesday when
he met Fred Mcpherson in an unlimited pursuit
race at berkeley OveI Tor sio0 a side. II was
u close race w 70 two miles, when the policeman
spurted and caught his man at two and three
quarter miles Time minutes and 35 2-5
seconds. Yesterday another race Of the sago
kind was brought on at Berkeley Oval, this
time, T m Butler being Schuesser's opponent.
The latter was not quite so easy and for nvcmilCs
II was about AN even thing SChuessler finally
passed the Bostonian at seven miles and two
LAPS The time for this race was 10 minutes
and 2s seconds. SChucSsler's showing against
the Boston crack was veryrleasing to his friends
and there Is all kinds Of money in sight TO back
him against any Of the hrst-class men at uI-
limited pursuit traclnR.
The sun., 1900-10-05
GERMANY'S NEW PROPOSAL!
THE UNITED STATES PRACTICALLY
AGREES WiTH IT.

Il Considers Chhnas order for the Punishment
Of the Boxer Leaders as "the First step In
the Direction OF Peace and Order but
Proposes That the Real Offenders shall BE
Punished and That the Punishment' shall
Accord with the Gravity OF the Grimes
WASHINGTON. Oct. 4-Tho answer n The
United States to the new suggestions OF Ger
many, outlined in a Washington despatch TO
The sun this morning, was delivered to-day
to Baron Won Sternburg, the Charge d'AnalreS
OF Germany in this capital. and this evening the
Secretary Of state made public the text OF the
two communications 1t Is apparent from tho
German Communication, made in the form OF u
memorandum, that the Imperial Government
at Berlin will notinsist on the terms Of its original
proposal for the punishment by the Powers OF
the Boxer leaders but regards the designation
for punishment by the Emperor Kwang-Su in
his edict of Sept IS Of Prince Tuan and other
antl-foregn agitators rs the first step in tho
direction OF peace and order in China Moth
ing is said IN the German memorandum about
the first proposal Of that Government. but the
remark quoted above and the acceptance OF the
Chinese EmperOr's action as an evidence OF good
faith make II evident that the previous plan
will not be pressed
In accordance with request contained In
Baron Won sternburg's memorandum the Sec
retary Of state has directed Minister Conger
10 make a report In regard 70 the culpahillty
OF the Chinese officials named for punishment.
the adequacy ol the sentences imposed and
the character Of the assurances that the punish
ments inflicted are satisfactory There -
nothing in tho American memorandum that
conflicts with the new German attitude, and II
might therefore be taken as a complete agree
mont with Germany's suggestions. The Amrri-
can answer contains the interesting information
that this Government has signifed to China a
desire 20 see Prince Tuan severely punished
The communications made public follow;
Proposal o. the Imperial German Government
in regard 10 the Chinsse sdict o. SEPT. 25 1862
decreeno the Punishment Of certain Chinese
officials.
The sun., 1900-10-05
SKELETON ON THE SHORE.
skull, Arms and Les Bones Missing-May Hav'
Been a Woman.

Joseph Farrell Of % Kearny avenue jersey
City. found a part Of human skeleton on
the shore about ten feet from tidewater at
Caven Point yesterday afternoon. The skull
and arms were missing as we're tho bones ~
the right leg below tho knee. Tie left leg
was di-oiuted at the knee. The skeleton
was removed 10 Specr's morgle. The mOrgue
officials said that m examination II the hip
bones led thcm to believe that IN" skeleton
Il medical college subject which had been thrown
away.
n telephone message was received al yolice
headquarters on Sept IA from tho Standard
oil Works az Cavcu Point that n skeleton had
been seen IN the bay. Patrolman Thau was
+, ~ t. Investigate hut his search for the skele
ton vas unsuccessful.
The sun., 1900-10-05
PROTEST FROM TAhU.
Americans There Think the Troops should
Not He Withdrawn.
.speetal CaoIs Dt,rateh to THE SUN.

spsetdl Gable Despatch TO THE SUN.
LONDON, Oct "a Taku despatch to the Post.
dated oct. l, says:
The American residents met to-day for the
purpose Of protesting against the neglect OF
their interests, which is shown by the with
drawal OF the American troops from Pekin. The
meeting was unanimous in condemning this
action.
Gen Chafree. the American commander. says
he is leaving n legation guard at Pekin simply
as a matter Of duty"
He fails" the correspondent continues
TO appreciate tho need Of projecting Ameri-
cans and their interests. Many persons SINH
larry fail 20 comprehend tho larger question
at issue The Chinese are unconscious Of
having suffered defeat and take the situation
lightly. They reard their success against the
allies as greater than they believe IL was In
the war with Japan and interpret our passivty
a. weakness"
The sun., 1900-10-05
ACKRON JURY DIsAGREES.


After being out four hours the Jury in the
General Sessions. which had been trying Charles
T. Ackrou. manager Of tho Tivoli concert hail.
for sviudlirg m" Brooklyn Chair Company ont
of s,N2 worth OF chairs, disagreed to-day.
standing ten for conviction and two for aC-
qulttal There will he another trial
Ackrou went during the plea of his counsel
Prosecutor Walsh said, in summing M. that
Ackruu'S emotion WAS theatrical Where lie
should have tet moved, but did not, was when
he named his veucrahlc mother, the vito Of
a respectable Toronto physician, as head Of
tie notorious liyOh.
The sun., 1900-10-05
rraulein Gross Not Coming.

Manager Heinrich Conrird Of tho Irving
PItcc Theatre said yesterday that Jenny
Grua.. the distinguished German c0medenne.
Won not come 10 thS country under his man
Hg cut, In spite Of the preliminary arrange
mrnts nude Tor the tour. Mr.. Conried said that
the only star uf his season would be- Helene
Cde'ou. lie had many negotiations with
Traulrin Gross in Berlin. but doCi led that uu-
yle it would be useless Tor her TO make tour
The sun., 1900-10-05

The following ore the measurements OF the
holes az the Wheaton links:
ou,-Aoo, $50, sac AIS. $50, 5'o, 2s5. 200, i7o-
inyIio, ,7o, $50, 500. 200, $50 $40. $50. 42a-
I,ss. yards
The full length is e,Oa2 yards. At st, An
drews, scotland. In June, when Taylor won
back the title from Vardon. he led on the first
day with i5e, vardon having 100 and the next
man ibl. ~ the American open Champion
ship last year viii Anderson led the first day
with i6. VIII Smith Ind IjO, George Low l6i
and Aleck Campbell and Aleck smith were
tied for the next place with 1873.
The sun., 1900-10-05
Chiapas Company Denies Charges.

CITY OF MEXICO. Oct Al. W. Ellsworth.
manager OF the Chiapas Rubber Plantation and
Investment Company. which was recently nc-
cused OF fraud by the press OF San Francisco.
denies the charges and says thnt a committee
OF d dsinterestrd men who were appointed by the
stockholders OF the company 10 Inspect and re-
port on the ylantatlon have just completed
their work and have made favorable report.
The sun., 1900-10-05

Tie Gulf storm was losing force yesterday The
barometer was rising all around the Gulf coast. but
heavy rain was falling IN Florida, Alabama, Ten.
nessc- the Caroluas and Georgia and light rains In
Virginia. Thunder storms occurred In Minnesota.
Michigan. the Dako'ss and eastern Montana. The
pressure was low throughout the Northwest Fair
weather prevailed from New York southwest over
thc Central states 10 Texas
Il was warmer IN the Atlantic States where the
winds were from Tie ocean. and slightly warmer In
nearly all othcT districts
In this city the day was cloudy; average humidity
50 per cent wind uortheastcTly and fresh; barometer
corrected TO read to sea level att A. NJ SO IS p NJ
so %
The temperature as recorded by the of1csl thsr-
momc,er. aud also by THE SUNS Thermometer at the
street level lS shown IN the annexed table:
The sun., 1900-10-05
Killed Herself on the Anniversary of Her
husbands Death.

Iilhs DourCau, aged g., committed suicide
this afternoon by taking oarbolic acid To-
dav wns tho sixth anniversary Of the death Of
her husband in Scotland She had been mPlan-
choly n long time She lived with her son,
Tie wreck Of the Tuy bridge on tho Firth 81
Forth when Il was destroyed some years
The sun., 1900-10-05
Aschenbroed.i yerein, Galveston Check,

Fred Kuhn. treasurer OF the A.ohenbroedel
VereIn, yesterday sent 10 Mayor Van Wyck a
check FOR 81. .331 as the ORGANIZATIONS contribu-
ton TO aid the Galveston storm sufferers Con-
lributions previously Acknowledged amount to
$40 go o5
The sun., 1900-10-05
IIroaklyn and Long Island.

Some of the best examples OF the architeci and
builders hAndiwors are within easy reach OF your
business loofllH See Sundays SUN.-AdR
The sun., 1900-10-05
CONCERT or POWERS RESTORED.

Lord Salisbury said TO Have Approved the
New German Proposition.
Special Cable Dsspdfeh 10 THE sun.
LONDON. Oct, S,-A Berlin despatch to the
Morning Post says the general impressioa
The sun., 1900-10-05
-OncflI- suns -Onetdi- suns
1900 isa0. 1900 1900. 1899. 1900.
"a MR7' AZ 6O'l 6P M6S' CO. 7la
II " -. co. CO. 7.a up M.ss' So so'
Sp NJ 6Us 6!s 7Oals Mid.o6' B2' 69s
WASHINGTON FORECAST FoR TO-DAY AN
TO MORROW.

WANTIINFIVN FVNEUNNT IVN TV7UAT NNH
TOMORROW.
For Now Fngani, generally fair today and
probably tomorrow: light to fresh southwest winds
For edSsrn Ncp York. fair 70 day: probably rdin
10 rorrou In n0rh ana FAIR IN souh portion: Hgh 10
frsSh GluihtD.E UindS
For eastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Della
ware fair today and TO light TO fresh south
west winds.
For the District Of Columbia Maryland and Vlr-
ginia generally fair today and probably to morrow;
light TO fresh south 70 west winds
For western New York and western Pennsylvania.
showers this evening or night and tomorrow; fresh
southwest winds
The sun., 1900-10-05

STANFORD, oct "A ''Kickers handicap
links OF the WEE Burn Coli Club Al Noroton for
prize. offered by Mrs r. VI. Carnrck This
morning Mrs Carnrick made the course In l29
going out in 90 aud returning In 6S. and these
hgur-s were the stdudarf. Miss Marie A.
Charl.s won fret prize and Miss Gelevievc
llrCker second. TIE scores:
Mss Chstl,S l2k. 5-l.S: Miss Hecker no. mus
ll-i.l, Miss julie Edua CApen ls5, Ala; Miss
Louise u. Hecker 80, 4it5, Miss Helen iiecEer,
la, so-ll4; Mss Hoses it2 2S-i54, Mrs
Barkey, iet S0-l5A
The sun., 1900-10-05
The tournament will continue to-day.

GLEN CovB Oct This " Nomen's Metroptll-
tan Golf Association team OF the Nassau
Country Club to-day defeated the. Powell on
. ayers WAS able TO win out which was duc TO
Miss Maxwell baing slightly IN her game Miss
for thn eizhte n hole.. necoti ting them IN 100
leaving her opponent down. Tho scores we're:
poweion Club-Mss " wsdron. J; Mn. II s,
Q. Miss r. L RamsdeiL o; Ms. r. HamSdsil, s
Total 4.
Nassau Covnty-Sin MARVEL, o. Miss ". Eddy,
O.: MIS-, 4, B Eddy, 7: Mss Lena Richardson, 1;
Mrs. william Beard, =: default o. Total, 10
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Personal MENTION.


Latham
hs Bristol
., v Murphy of Kansas City is located
y the Bristol.
\ I, l. Riddick came In last night and put
" a. the Latham.
~ ,,s q Moore, banker of Angleton. is
'nh'ered at the Bristol
h MI, charles Albrecht leaves today for a
s.ssnsss visit to Palestine.
~ Mum came up from Galveston last
:, ~ ana registered at the Latham.
~ ~ .onn and c. c. Garrett of Brennan
we Guy, stopping at the Lawlor.
rs,.ss beatty, we'll known citizen of Jasper.
u.s. IS recent arrival at the Latham.
brt henry B. Fall. native Houstonian.
,sls,Iys. oi carthage, is in the city with his
,tauss Moore manager OF the Eureka Tele-
evess, W upahy OF San Antonio, is among the
'ses'' OF the Latham.
M NJ ana Mrs Ike Prmsky of Kansas City.
~ are IN the city on their bridal tour,
y guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Harrison.
c. besney, representing Bradstreet's
JSs ~ Agency. with headquarters at
Bsistol ''n was guest yesterday at the
ns.,;- Lamkin, who has been holding revival
sjl ~ u Lake Charles and Westlake, La
nd s msaea In his own pulpit this morning
l,sys ,.eyef, a prominent cotton man. vii
scr,s uuay over the International and Grea
Ae,s y. lot New York. and will sail from
I. icr Europe,
Asrrs..os reg Shelby Brooks, nee Miss Luc!
lev A.. u sherman, Texas, is spending
YartSs 81, IN the city, the guest of Mis-
4, sneioy, 1903 Louisiana street.
With Try rm f0 Of W,,a OF 1ais eve
ssys,sf Vo but who has been absent TO
Ia IA ;ssars, Is here on business, meetin
n.ehas and acquaintance.
il Assi sFIss,. J, NJ. Berry, New Orleans: job
CAIN S., Waco; |. NJ. Roos and Dave ?
t. ~ Louis: Fred Auverbach. Cincinnati
sa.sssaseson. Jr., st. Louis, and Chark
iisals soorongh Galveston. are late ar
= AZ the Bristol.
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CRY BREvITIEs-

y.,s,, will be call day in Justice Malsth's
cart ,na,o,,,snts
Yesterday before adjournine'
uu / j Cannon gave childrens party
NJ nIaht Complimentary to has sons. oerI
nd Don
N, piscb who lives near Beauehamn
s,rInrs was celebrating yesterday the ar
~, n n Eli baby, born on Friday night
Tbs,a will be a mass meeting Of the voters
!. M Brunner independent school district
N M postofice drummer on Tuesday even
4 hg Nav !.
IAsr. ara undelvered kilograms at the
ds.s Of he Western Union telegraph com
p,ny for A. ], Gilbert, VIM. b. Austin and
us /, R. Conger.
The silver gray medal contest tfThave been
rysn al Mrs Dcksons 9oS Mf1n street. on
Friday afternoon. was pqstpored on aecouut
sStnne ~
game Of baseball, played by the Little
sIr.sers and the Jourdeville Sluggers. two
juvenile teams. on the Phoenix green yes
israay afternoon resulted in victory TOT
Tie former by score of Is to Ia.
|, The pen and ink sketches of the sponsors
I'D maids of honor Of Dick bowling camp
TUG v, that appear on the society page
q todays Post. were made from photographs
taken BY Mr.. c. R. Blackburn.
Ihe South Texas Medical association, wb.ch
Ei.s large membership among Houston ply,
si,lans will hold its eighth semi -annuai
,essiou at Beaumont May % and "a. Several
Houston physicians will attend the meeting
County Surveyor Dradburn made trip
yesterday over the county road to Pasadena
% see what. II any, damage had been done
hat road by the heavy rain of Friday. He
found the road in good condition. without
having sustained any serious damage as
result Of the rain.
The rl.e Of circumcision waa performed
Yesterday by Dr.. l.. Heidingsfelder upon the
.nant son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Levy. a
thar home in the Fifth ward, A very en-
.yable reception followed the ceremony.
The child was named Reuben.
The Arion Quartette will have charge o
ine music at the First Presbyterian churGl
srlsht at the regular service, Or. B.
Perkins taking the first bass in the absenc
q Mr. Herbert r. Gates, who will not re
urn from his visit to New York before tn
Isl Of May.
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tier Of Communication
e.ecnG I4tIe Rock.

,.er of Commentator
spsss, , l,s'i Little Rock. j.
IT, , letter was received BY
N 'sllo ,sssl Friday, being written by
hAp ,a.,aw. Mr.. NJ. a. cohn, re-
hshsr.w .v Of Little Rock. who is well
,s'' Y roet April sS.--Your postal ana
lille Roch, Congress edition OF
\, frt1sl n''Ip, post reached me duly. and !
A HOUSTON ssure your article on the
M WIN p snd present status of the
lid rig of this and other countries.
tsfrs house. shows conelusively what
Ixy sr'ieie oysv and pluck have sc-
rsdssn ennscially in a Southern city,
|sc;pshea' ~ sompete with such power
m ~ as galveston was n aiea srnsaSs
~" started its infanll'e /" u''u
s'Aa' II competitors. 80 uo,s,or,s
B,lnsI y as i do, so much OF houston 4, :
Es sslpsr.v ! have no hesitation ID a.
~ nls nv, much Of Houston s CROWN anu
acE aa' !, a due TO the judicious man
rSper,H md progress of The Hous'o n
FnSnt s ars by the way, when Is
~, : nastion the equal OF any one ol
cand Eastern and Northern oaiiy
Eli ID this country. no, tb,s ami
erusis ..Srgested to me that tnls anu
YOU sugs s,nn Of the fifteenth anniversary
ksrlry eul would give me ample reading
he fus' afternoon. Aye! why, my
ksis' 70, almost seemed to me when |
hit son, y nnuber of The Post tnat
Ssasd lns. IL too short to read care
sfkf unie aid edition contains.
tif al va a,sgnise the fact as mucn as
Vs MAJ fact remains true neverthe-
Ne can, VI t1ous,on owes mucn oil us
Ns tnaL success to its matchless Post,
lsrs journal has ou5 S,tv;ts next door
'lns oi the Island City-i's heA'-1oo'
sasno Ns.,nber well when l visited you IN
..n some years ago that the mus
Ss1 sp. awaited the arrival Oh tne Ga,
p1isns Naws each day with greedy longlhe
sso 9a.r to gather from It's PAGES ~,
L cruz ,sws Houston then had sucL
se, a newspapers as our Guy NV
raAssl.t, nublishing Just enough scraps o.
pass y, news as sharpen the appetite
a Eeps.s rnm other sources. o! LOT
n N.Y. po.t here. TOO. to help push 10Y
scaslon soodly city. Our merchants
sifd gar qua, men and business men nave
0s.,S nusb and pluck as an equal mum
nasu men ZEN in any other city, but o s
ef :. 80 700 insignificant to secure 10
rieh al that renown abroad which L
nais s's 70 establish prescience in fayo
4 rising city ,,,arees All we'll her,
ina aas 1--we Inv 10 everybody Your father
ana send wv NJ. A. Cohn.
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Handkerchief Talk.

No one article requresso much repenhng do Hand
kerchets and at the time each lady particular not
10 use ugly, coarse Handkerchies More pretty dainty
ones right here with us than you'll find in most stores.
Plain Sheer at Sc, &c, zoe, 1870 and $50
Neat Embroidery at Sc, 100, f24c $50 and 25o
Great large fellows for men at Sc, 100 and 1910
Cost quite bit more at the furnisher's.
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Pillow Cases 45xSe. for ...','.'''.'''''''-'e
Notbips shoddy: in each instance the
best PeppereH Mills Cloth is "na' y ons's'
TO you.
% pieces Fancy striped Linen skirtins Cloth.
entirely new, DOC
a skirt length of yards for $1,000
100 pieces Pretty Patterns q sneer Law ~ ~.
The ugly coarse STUFF tomorrow ZOC
IN yards for only .'''-tf't'''''
N rtsce. Beautiful Patterns Of soft, Pretty
o. T.I,.y cotton Crepons the thing ior waists
wrarners and house sacques, zoe value IOC
tomorrow only, yard .4's'.f'.t.f't
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Black and ColOred Skirt StuffS.

Wonder what you will have for neat Black Skirt
We anticipated and are ready with new CREPONS new
GRANTEES, new POPllNS new CREPE DE CHIMES,
etc. Description here won't avail much. Seek the Sec
ton where these cloths are You will be entertained with
promptness and courtesy.
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TELEPHONE Prices REDUcEp.

lss Thought them down Get one OF the
lsnce ,Eteepnes and be In the push Resi-
est,fy:.',, business, SO per month. Full
rao,s - circuit, No party lines Tele-
iarps,v Tor contract. Citizens Telephone
''s'fany.
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r.rcv Figured white swiss curtains n
100 Palss i eae rathe edges, $3.50 value 100
tomorrow par 49,. .ho.k
20 ss. PlsceS actual rlas i5c value f0C
tomorrow per yard ...-''''.'''''
* dozen large size Fine Quality co'oreo ran
roweis positively zoe SaIue' lUC
tomorrow, each -'-'''''''''
10 dozen Ladies and Gents .ra ss sSs .sS
seaTfs, new colorin ls,,r heS tomorrow. zoe
value or money go ........ .ssc
Hsmmed Sheets. esxso ','.-'''''.' 45e
uemmed Sheets, 1890 '-',.'-''f''''''''i'' 4ac
Eemmed sheets. sixeo ..'-.'''''''''''''f
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NJ, DRIVING HORSES IN HOUSTON.
IA have nave for sale car of fine drivers
''o' 40 Fannin.
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Muslin Underwear.

An interesting department to
those who appreciate well-made and
full-width garments. Try ours and
try others, and you'll be our GUS
toner, for right here you will get
such garments that will prove valu-
able to you. We buy nothing but
the kind TO bring good results to
you and ourselves.
Second Floor.
GOWNS--4oc, soc, ooc, 7sc, CSC,
100, i.2s, $50 and up.
DRAWERS -2sc, 4oc, soc, ooc,
7sc, csc, 100, las, $50 and up.
SklRTS-i.oo, LES, $50, 100,
LIS, i.oS, 200, AS and up.
CORSET COvERs-2sc, ACC, 5,
100 and up.
CHEMlSES loo, les, $50, ~
Full Showing of Muslin Garr
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,' oA THE STOMACH AND KIDNEYS.
lsurss,. rai Pinto water Kiesling's Soda
IN, 6o2 Main straat.
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BROS.

u;tI,"c
No idle dull sections Each and every Department receive
W new and interesting additions each day.
Kindly make known any dissatisfaction that may arise
for by doing you will enable recy and you will av
n our thanks for so doing and we mean it,
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Mosquito Bars.

Buy Bobbinet Bar from the dealer who has your con-
fdence If not you are likely to fare badly. Yardage,
width and quality must be carefully considered by you.
We will not take advantage your confidence Will sell
you bar that has our guarantee. Can't do more.
Bobbinet Bars al 29S, J.49, AIS, AIS, $50, $50.
72-inch made Bars, gauze net. MISUNDERSTANDING. 75o
oo.nch made Bars, gauze net. Observation-Disclosures L25
Ready. made Bars with frame and all attachments for
single bed Observation-Disclosures. $50
For double bed I20
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Remnant Sale Tomorrow.

Tomorrow You will find Remnants in nearly every department
in the house. Plenty of them you can useWe cant PrCes
have been put on them that will move each lot fast We
would advise early call. Coloed Lawn kemnans wme
Ribbon Remnants Lace Remnants, Embroidery Remnants
Table Linen Remnants silk Remnants Black GOODS Remnants
Organdy Remnants and plenty of others ASK 70 DC SHOWN
10 the different remnant secOns-they viii interest," you
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Millinery Millinery

Did think could buy o' We believe tried for there never was
last
caught again and ready with beautiful and artistic Hats ever
received, which will find the
build
price mderabty We because
mayr in nil and continue supply you with