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Smallpox Feared on Steamer.

Port Townshend, WASH, Nov. 1o.-The
steamship Topeka, after a tempestuons
voyage from Alaska, has arrived here
two days late, bringing $50 passengers
most Of whom were from the west coast
of Alaska. When boarded by quaran-
tine officers, NJ. IL. Foster, y steeragt
passenger. showed symptoms Of small
pux, and the vessel will be detained IN the
stream for further developments OF the
suspect. Scventy-eight first class pas
scngcrs who had not come IN contact
with the suspect We're transferred 70 inc
steamer Prosper and allowed 10 continue
~ Snnttlp
The sun., 1900-11-16
An Unpleasant Bet.

John Jones member of the Fame Fire
Company, made novel election bet
with William j. Lutz, secretary of the
company. Mr.. Jones took the Bryan end
Of the proposition and as n result will
sit on top of the hose house for ten hours
on Thanksgiving day, and during the
entire time two plug streams will play
on him. He will, however, be enyeloped
in d rubber coat and boots.
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second ward. East End Club.

All Republicans of the Second ward,
east OF Market street to the Christiana,
are invited to meet at Roney's cigar
store, Third and Poplar streets between
$50 and o'clock Saturday evening and
march with the Second Ward East End
Republican Club. ii. Il. Martin, chair
man of the club requests all members
of the culb to meet there at that time.
The Second ward Republicans from both
sides of the bridge will join their forces
and march together in the parade.
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co.,v nxnInsion In Rochester.

Rochester, y. y, Nov. 1o.-By gas
explosion in Consistory hall lire caused
n total damage which will reach S3o,eWo.
The three upper floors were gutted. Inc
principal damage ON the lower floors was
by water. The elaborate furnishings ana
paraphernalia Of the Masonic fraternity
i'm Consistory hall, valued at Sio'ooo,
were destroyed. The building. which Is
owned by Buck g. Sang, is the home OF
a number Of Masonic bodies and Is
valued NJ SG0,0o. The loss on building
is SOC, 600, fully insured
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Injured on stringham.

A telegram received in this city yes
ttrday stated that ]. w. Mclaughlin of
this city had his jaw bone broken while
making repairs On the torpedo boat
Stringhan which was built by the Hae-
Ian 4 IIollingSworth Company and
which is now 1T Newport. K. L., for her
trial trip. Mclaughlin was taken ashore
and placed III Il hospital 1T Providence.
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Cunning Without License.

Detective Dillon and Constable Wind
ish Of this city yesterday afternoon ar-
rested Henry Raisen, William Curl,
and Daniel Stewart, colored, all of Ches-
ter Pa, AT Silver Side on the Is. n y.
railroad for cunning without license.
They were taken before Magistrate Sassc
of this city and each fined $50 and costs.
Curlcy and Stewart each paid their fine
but Raisen being unable to pay his fine
was locked UP.
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Wright's Band Bazaar.

The bazaar being held by Wright's
Military Band in Pyle's Cycle Academy
is attracting large crowds. A masque-
rade was held last evening. This even
fng there will be Il concert aud drama.
The bazaar will be open on Saturday
afternoon from 2.30 TO o'clock. On ac-
count of the great parade the bazaar will
not open on Saturday night.
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A Mckinley oyster supper.

Several days before the election, vii
liam Lawton promised the girls in his
store an oyster supper if Mckinley was
elected while the girls We're to give him
supper il Bryan was elected. conse-
auently the girls will eat and make
toast to the good health OF William Law
ton this evening.
The sun., 1900-11-16
Wholesale Theft of Wire.

Between the hours Of O'clock last
night and 3 o'clock this morning I'M
known thieves cut down and carried
off about half mile Of the Delaware
and Atlantic Telephone and Telegraph
Company's wire, located near Taliey's
Corner. This is the third time i'll the
past week that wire has been stolen
from the company, and telephone com
munications interrupted.
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Rible Convention Ended.

Yesterday was the last day of the
Fourth Semi Annual Bible Conference
which was held in the Delaware Ave
nue. Baptist Church for the past 10 days.
Dr. Scofeld the well-known Bible stu
dent was the instructor throughout the
convention and all the meetings were
largely attended. DIR. Scofield conclnd-
ed last night with lesson on the "Fiftf
Empire" meaning the Kingdom which
Christ is to set mp on earth.
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Brandywine Quartet to sing.

The Brandywine Church quartet com
posed of the following singers, Miss
Bertha Wardell, soprano, Miss Ollie
Bromall, alto, J. Clyde Taggart, tenor,
and ]. Allied Taylor, basso, will sing at
the Y. NJ. c. A. gospel meeting ON Sun
day afternoon.
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Entertained His Friends.

John Lynn, who was reelected Levy
Court commissioner from the First dis
trict, gave dinner to his political
friends at his home in Elsmere last
night. There were guests present from
this city, Mill Greek, Christiana and
Brandywine hundreds. The occasion
was further enlivened with music by
the harshallton Cornet Band.
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Council Reversed Itself.

ldty Council last night reversed its
action OF the previous meeting and voted
10 give tho police commission the $3.50
desired for its contingent fund without
an itemized statement. The balance In
bank was reported to be s51, ,5s2.6s.
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Loean-Ash NupitiaI.

Miss Augustine Logan and Finley Ash
both of this city were married last night
at the home of the brides sister hrs.
Frederick ]. Miller, No. 1908 Lancaster
avenue. The ceremony was performed
BY Lev. {. q. Luddington and Also
Belle Nnore acted az bridesmaid.
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Death OF John SaviIIe.

John Saville who formerly attended
TO the toll gate on the Concord pike for
many years, died at the residence OF his
nephew at Talleyville. on Wednesday,
after a long illness, in his sSth year.
His remains will be inferred on Sunday
at Mt. Lebanon cemesery.
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AParade and Jubilee.

The Reu Lion hundred Republicans at
a meeting held ut Delaware City de-
cided to hold parade and jubilee on
next Thursday night and invitations have
been extended to the Republican clubs
of the adjoining hundreds 10 participate
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.wilr Build Three Stables.

contract to erect three stables for the
Hartmann Il Fehrenbaeh Brewing
Company, two 10 be 22x75 feet and one
q Sgs feet He started work yesterday.
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win Have Good Music.

The Young Mems Republican Club
has secured the well-known letter cur
riers band Of Philadelphia for Satur-
days parade. The East Side Republican
Clnb has engaged the crack band Of
Newark, Del, and drum corps.
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.InIiticatinn at Chester.

4 big Republican jolliiication was held
last evening at Chester under the auspi-
COS Of the Young Mems Republican Club
Of that place. There was a large parade.
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Eve Badly Injured.

While working in the r.. W. & B. car
shops yesterday morning William T..
Day had his eye badly injured by ay-
ing coal chisel. DR.. Draper attended the
injury and it is thought that the sight
may be sawed.
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.,on.u, General MoseIey Dead.

Washington, Nov. 15.-The STATE de
partment has been informed that II. A.
Moseley, Jr., consul general of the Unit
I'd States at Singapore, died at foio-
hama, Japan. lie was granted leave OF
absence by the department some weeks
ago upon representations that his health
demanded change Of cl'rate. Mr.
Maseiey was appointed to his peus daa.
z. 1899. from Alabama.
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will Ride IN Parade.

n. b. Culbert will pay an election bet
on Saturday evening that he made with
Harry w. Lowe. Mr.. Culbert is to wear
high hat draped with crepe and ride in
the Republican parade.
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Letters restamentary.

Register OF Wills Crossan yesterday
granted letters testamentary ON the
estate of Susan ID. Carsweu to Francis
II. Carswell and III. II. Wallace.
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Some Big Potatoes.

Marshall John Cannon Short has at
his office two sweet potatoes that weigh
collectively Z "a pounds. They were
taken from barrel shipped TO him by
his son, Harry Short, Of Bridgeyille.
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A successful Gunner.

Harry S. Metz has returned from 4
two days cunning trip in Cecil county,
Md, laden with game lie secured eight
rabbits, a pair Of wild duck and Il lot of
Muudcuck
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The Making of a Man.

DR.. Joseph f. Sagcbcer, the we'll
known lecturer spoke on The making Of
a man" in Calvary Baptist Church last
evening. There was Il good sized audi
rncc present.
The sun., 1900-11-16
VIII Build New Stable.

The Bavalian Brewing Company are
to build Il new stable and wagon house
in short time NJ cost of about s1a-
eco. Bids fer Tie wsgk will b. re,.,il ID
today.
The sun., 1900-11-16
Had Leg Broke en-.

Edwin Plaukinho had one Of his leg.
broken yesterday afternoon by log
wagon running over him. He was re-'
moved to the Delaware Hospital for
treatment,
The sun., 1900-11-16

An Ice Gre M Social,

An "Ice Cream Social" will be given
at the home of Miss Eva Slant, No. 900
West Second street on Saturday evening
for the benefit OF Wesley N. Il. Church.
The sun., 1900-11-16
Rex short Lecturcd.

''Some American Views" was the sub
ject of an interesting lecture by Rev.
i. Burgettc Short In Brandywine h. n.
Church last night. The lecture wars IL
Illustrated by stereoptican views.
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A Flag Raising.

The Second Ward East End Union
Republican Club will have flag raising
at lpney's cigar store, Third and Poplar
streets at Z o'clock this evening.
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American Manhood.

Chief Justice Charles h. Lore gave
an interesting lecture at Hockessin NJ
L. Church last night. Lis s13.tes Ma
American Msnhood."
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Professor TwitmSer Lectured.

Professor George T'witnyer gavs the
second of series of lectures in St.
Johns parish house last night. His
subject Was Goal and Coal Produces"
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Councilman Willis Luck.

Councilman George A. Willis spent
yesterday cunning in Pencader hundred.
He secured seven rabbits and I've quail.
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Draperies.

Now that housekeeping
time approaches every house
wife will find that she needs
some new draperies if not
complete sets. then an odd
one here and there. Our spe-
cial offerings for the next two
days will certainly interest
you enough to investigate,
Real Brussels Lace Curtains:
One lot worth elsewhere $3.50. Per
pair, $3.4S.
One lot worth elsewhere, 5000 Fer
pair, $4.0S.
Rope Portieres-New arrivals two spe-
cial lots, five handsome color combna-
tions in each Adjustable for double
doors.
Lot /. Each commandments 80.
Lot 2. Each ...................$ 81. 90.
Heavy French Velour Cushion Tops. "A
inches square. rich Oriental patterns and
colors. Regular price SIPS. Special, 75c.
Window shades feet wide by feet
long, mounted on spring rollers, deco
rated border and fringed, SOC quality.
While they last, each. zoe.
Manufacturers sample line of heavy
French Cretonnes, one yard in each
piece, regular 5Oc and 75c goods You
can use them for porch and hammock
cushions. Each. Zoe.
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Rare Bargains in Silk Remnants

Special Sale Travellers Samples and obbers Remnants
Priced at Half and Less of Their Actual Values
At just the opening of seassn is little unusual
have Silk Remnant Sale Of goods but satisfied
that if you wanta silk gown sell it you We have
nearly two thousand pieces from 81 yardsjus what
you want for trimmings acings rues and shirt waists in
all colors and black
Full
to
25c eachan I'd up
In
n plain
andI Import
prices the
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Notions

You often go to your pin
tray or work basket for some
little article and find you are
entirely out. Just replenish
your stock after looking over
these items for Mondays sale.
Soft finish Spool Cotton ................. &c
Hump Hooks and Eyes, card .......... &c
Pin Cubes, small size ................... Sc
Pin Cubes, large size .................... &c
Nickel-Plated Safety Pins, cards for Toe
Horn Hair Pins, shell amber and
black, per dozen .......................1 0c
Children's Brace Hose Supporters. -. 1Oc
The "Eigo" Ez Threading Needle, the
latest invention for people who have DIFF
acUlty in threading needles; per paper. sc.
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Our efforts from now on
will be to more thorough
ly popularize our Millinery
Department. While we will
have many hats worth up to
SIS. 90, we shall make a spe-
cial feature of a moderate
priced hat-the general effect
the same as our imported
models. and will use only
flrst,class materials.
Tomorrow we place on sale
two hundred stylishly trim
med hats really worth $500
and So. 90 at, choice, S..
1900" Spring Block Cor.
don" Fedoras for ladies. Col
ors, pearl and -ecru. Price,
So, 90.
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New Wash Fabrics

There isn't a woman in
the world who doesn't ad
mire a pretty wash dress, and
whose beauty is not enhanced
by the wearing. In selecting
our new stock we have bought
the best of everything and yet
have priced them to make the
working girls little go as far
as the society leaders much.
You will find every new
and novel domestic and for
eign weave-Mousseline de
Sole, Peau de Sole, Peau de
Satin, French Crepes, Dim
lite Satin Raye, Dimities,
Ginghams and Percales. We
could use pages of space to
describe them in full, but to
see them in all their beauty as
displayed on our counters
will be to more fully appre.
ciate them.
200 pieces S6-inch Percales in dark COL
crs Our regular Ice quality. Special
Monday, nc.
Dimities and Melrose Lawns in latest
colorings and designs No competitor
can match them at our price. Per yard,
Zoe.
FOULARDINES. in the same patterns
and wear as we'll as Foulard silks. These
goods can be had at this store only AS
a leader we price them. per yard, 1Sc.
Imported French Novelties and Egyp-
tian Tissues, the best popular priced
fabrics of the weavers' and the des en-
ers' art. Per yard, zoe.
Embroidered Mousseline de Sole, in the
popular ring pattern. The highest grade
OF wash fabric in our great emporium
and we control it's sale in the Northwest
All evening shades, as also white and
black. Per yard, 0Oc.
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New Wall Paper

Now just to make your
home more attractive, enliven
it a bit with new paper this
spring. A beautiful blending
of colors in exquisite designs
makes our new stock the best
in the Northwest.
eParlor and Library Papers at 15c and
1Sc, up to Coo per roll.
Hall and Dining Room Papers at 12c
and 15c, up to 40c per roll.
Chamber Papers, SC and Toe. to SIC per
Cottage Papers. &c, and Sc, to 18c per
SAMPLES mailed on receipt of Sc fer
postage. Say whether 8 or lS-inch bord-
ers are wanted.
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LOT Choice $I.oo per yard

LOT Choice $I.oO per yard.
54-inch Venetian Cloths in popular col
ors and pastel shades;
5O-inch Tailor Cheviots;
50-inch Venetian Suitings;
50-inch Mixed Prunella Cloths;
52-inch English Cheviots, shrunk and
spOnged;
45-inch French Poplins;
Whipcords Satin Cloth and Melrose
Cloth-all new spring goods in most de-
sirable colors; some of them are advcr-
tised today in this city at SIPS and $50.
We price them all week at $1.0O.
LOT Choice S9- per yard.
5O-inch Paquin Twills, a hard-fnished
tailor serge;
44-inch French Poplins, Worsted Ve:e-
tians. Whipcords, Prunellas;
54-inch Invisible Striped English Chew
lot, shrunk and sponged-the latest In
Cheviot effects;
46-inch VigoreauX Suitings;
54-inch Broadcloths, in colors.
These goods are worth $1.00 and 81 Is
elsewhere. Our price, see.
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Solid Golden Oak Table Qike cuD, fine
ly polished top,
s feet long, at. ..................$6.0
feet long, at......... .$S.45
Same table, with round top, 6 feet
long, $S.05.
Other Dining Tables from 1926 up.
Solid Oak Sideboard, golden finish. size
Of top 22x44, and has 16x2S bevel plate
mirror, top drawers are made with swell.
would be cheap at $500. but special this
week. $1O.95.
Similar Sideboards in Ash, $S95.
Cane Seat Dining Chairs from 08c up.
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Dining Room Furniture

The leading feature of our
Furniture department is the
extra large assortment Of din
ing room furniture. The best
known factories are represent.
ed in our tables, sideboards,
side tables, buffets and chairs.
No firm in the city can show
you similar lines at as low
prices.
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Bench Show Winners
zale Of za0o Little Dogs.

Santa Maria and "BJou. /"
the two first prize winners in
Toy Terriers at the St. Paul
Dog Show just closed, will be
on free exhibition in our Shoe
Department Monday. They
were the special delight of
women and children at the
show and are SO small that
both can sleep inside an Or
binary muff. They are the
only ones of their kind in the
United States. Don't you
want to see them?
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Black Dress Goods.

80 pieces Black Mohair Crepons 40
inches wide, in blistered, crepe and souf1le
designs, regular $3.50 quality, at, per
yard, $1.OO.
25 pieces $1OO Black Mohair Crepoas, 40
inches wide, at, per yard, 75c.
54-inch Black English Cheviots, selected
yarn, bright luster shrunk and sponged,
special Monday. only Csc.
sc and 40-inch Black Soleils, Jacquards.
Figured Mohairs, Crepons and Novelties.
worth up to Soc, at, per yard, 26c.
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u 49,
Z 49, a;'i 8. q '1 &c.
Springtime Dress Goods Beauty Show.
3 Great O6eyimgs for this Week.

1t ofttmes takes critic discover between a hig h
priced and moderate priced piece Dress Goods The
difference is in quality for many lines of goods are made
in same coors and designs. New weaves are constantly
being made and put the market new name The
public quick commend condemn In buying this
seasons stock have selected please you are
displaying full lines for your approval
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Carpet Department

When you take your carpet
up to have it cleaned you may
see that it is very much worn
in whole or in part. You will
want a new carpet or a rug
will consider one or the other
necessary. SO that is why
we open up our entire new
line in latest effects now and
quote these advance low
prices.
Csc Atwood Ingram Carpet, 55c
75c Agra" S-ply Carpet, Csc
Sic Syria extra heavy Carpet, 75c
soc ten-wire Brussels Carpet, 55c and Csc.
$1.Oo standard grade Administer Carpet.
75c and S5c.
Art squares-Choice of new line in 100
patterns, best Atwood newest designs
and colors. at 6Oc per square yard.
x3 yards. ....$S 6Ols XII yards. 81. 20
212xS yards..... 4.5OI8 KAY yards. -. $40
8 x3 yards. 5.4OI4 IA yards. $50
xS1A yards. 6.3OI4 x5 yards. 1900
Grass Irvine Mattings and
Rugs, pretty as China mat
tings and wear as well as car
pets. Goods made in St.
Paul by St. Paul labor.
Mattings In plain colors, stripes and
plaids at 30c and SIC per yard
Rugs in six go sizes at S5c. 6Oc. zoe. S5c,
csc and 1915.
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Drugs and Sundries

Articles Of daily need at
prices greatly reduced Mon
day only. No c. O. D. or
ders filled.
Peruna, the great Tonic, $1Oo size. $50
Chamberlain's Cough Balsam 25c size;
Piso's Cure for Consumption, 25c size;
Flax-Pine Cough Balsam, 25c size;
Your choice, each, 15c
Mack's Hair Tonic, $1Oo size ........... .4sc
Ayers Hair Vigor. $1.OO size ............6 CSC
Munyon's Hard Rubber Pocket m
haler. $1.OO size $50
Williams Pink Pills for Pale People,
5oc size OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ............. 30c
Guides Pepto Mangau. $10O size ~ 69c
Listerine, small Bounce size regular
zoe 80. .''........... ...-...............l5 o
Colgate's Antiseptic Tooth Powder;
Lyons Perfect Tooth Powder:
Graves Unequaled Tooth Powder;
Sheff1elds Creme Dentifrice;
Enthymol Tooth Paste
All regular 25c preparations, choice.
Each, G5c
BROMO-SELTZER-
Regular S100 size ..........................59 500
Regular soc size 20
Regular Zoe size ...........................1 5c
SOME SOAP BARGAINS
Sweet Violet Toilet Soap, always sold
at 15c cake. for Observation-Disclosures. &c
Jubilee TOiloa Soap, cakes in box,
per box Observation-Disclosures. .......... SC
Physicians and Surgeons Soap, per
cake .-.....-.. .......... ................. &c
Benny Heather Oatmeal Soap, regular
25c a box, for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. I5c
Heliotrope Toilet Soap, very fine box
VI d cakes lVO
Colgate's Shaving Soap (roun0
cakes for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 100
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Dress Innings

Whether you use good or
poor Innings makes or mars a
dress. 1t has been a long
established fact that every
piece of lining sold here can
be relied on.
S6-inch Percaline. fast black. silk finish.
as sold by others at 15c. Our special
price is, per yard, Sc.
S6-inch silesia, in all grey shades, fine
ana sort l212c qualities. Monday only.
per yard, &c.
So-inch Elastic Canvas. fast black and
oolofs; worth 121zc, but special for two
days, per yard, Sc.
S6-inch "Lil1esilk.'' in fast black and
staple shades; it is the equal to the ad-
Vertised 25c ''NearsiIk" Per yard. 15c.
B-inch French Herringbone Haircloth.
in black and grey; 35c quality; shrunk
ready for use. Per yard. 22c.
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A Trnmp's Damage Salt.

NeW J OrK IrIbune
An Idaho tramp who was iuiure6 IN .
railroad car, while stealing a ride Oh has q
brought suit for damages, alleging ne ssii
gence on the part of the employees of the
company because although thew kpaU,
where he was and that he ought 70 he MY
Off, they did not put him off. ~ P"'
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A RoyaI MiIIincr

Quaen Wilhelmina of Holland some.
times amuses herself designing ladies'
n ts IN q special workshop fitted up foI
pert millincr. q" en-
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LOT 3-Choice soc per yard.

LOT 3-Choice soc per yard.
46-nch French Poplins
45-inch Silk and Wool GRANTEES;
45-inch Sharkskin Suitings;
45-inch French Foule;
40-inch Siclian Cloth;
Together with the latest French Novel
ties, making the most complete assc TT
ment of popular priced Dress Goods in all
the prevailing colors and des grs ever
shown over our counters We price them
for all week at, per yard, 59c.
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Ono Advantage OF the Automnhl1e

Chicago Ir!bune
=, The owner of the top-lofty automobile
that had capsized in a strong gale Climb
ea out Of the overturned vehicle and
stiff hat. ei'0es III MS
ITS. all right he said, defantlv. at
doesn' run away and drag me ali over
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Work of Artists, Not Arti-
sans
sans

The three days of our
Spring Millinery Opening
are past. The praises of both
the public and press have
amply repaid US for making
that opening beautiful dis
play of feminine headwear.
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Book means literally. strength ana Tho
strength of Hamnl's Book Beer is readily
assimiIated by the human system. Ready
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-03-25
New Gloves

Two-clasp Glace and Suede Kid Gloves
IN tan, brown, mode, grey, white and
black; every pair fitted to the hand ana
fully guaranteed. Our great leader, and
equal to any in the world at, per pair
$1.OO.
Two-clasp Pique Kid Gloves. in all pop
ular colors and black, per pair, $I.25
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Here They Are.

One ear load of Canvas-covered Trunks.
any size you want, 80, 80, "a, Sc, So and 40
inch. Take your choice for three DAYS
only, each, $500.
Special Sale of LADIES', Dress
Trunks for Monday only. These Trunks
are extremely well made, steel-bound
throughout. steel strap hinges, heavy
bolts, brass lock. russet straps, linen
lined and fitted with, dress trav