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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-01
CoLoRED MsSoNS' BUILDING.
GRAND LODGE WILL MEET ~ IT rs
AMERICIs.

Three Hundred Delegates and Om-
Gers VIII Gather There THIS
week-Ncariy 1880 voters Are
Registered IN sumter County-Pop-
uiists VIII support Democratic
Nominees Americas Cotton He
ceipt- Growing Larger.
Americas Ca. sept 3d. The coloyed
Masonic Grand I.odge Of Gcorgia meets
81 annual conclavc In Americas this week
and the daily sessions will be held len the
splcndid building erected by the GRIND
Lodge. az an industrial school and home
FOR the children OF deceased member.
The building Is Of brick and stone. and
viii cost completed. S1Oo0o. II r the pur-
pose OF the Grand Lodge TO hold all Of It's
annual sessions here in future. and have
general supervision over the Industrial
school and orphanagc Three hundred
delegates and officers will attend the con-
clave this week, Grand Master Terry Of
Columbus, presiding. Mayor Hixon has
been invited by the local lodge 20 deliver
the ad.iross OF welcome to the Grand
Lodge on Tuesday
Nearly 200 voters are registered for the
state and county election on Wednesday
ana nearly solid Democrats vote will be
polled as none OF the candidates Tor coun-
~ offices has opposition. Hon. J. r..
Hays Is the nominee for senator from this.
the Thirteenth District while Messrs W
T. Lane and b. l., Joiner viii represent
Sumter IN the lower house. All the Pop
uiists voting Will support the Democratic
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Telepathy Told His Death.

A strange case of telepathy is re-
lated in Chicago, where Frank Fay
Pratt says he was informed of the
death Of his twin brother, Fred Roe
Pratt, at Manila, by some telepathic
communication three days before the
news was received from the Philip
pines.
It is said that the two brothers al
ways have noticed a telepathic sym.
pathy existing between them, and
Frank Fay Pratt has related number
Of strange Incidents of messages being
/: communicated. Several years ago
Frank went to England and on his re-
turn his first act was to go to a long
distance telephone to inform his
Sbrothersofthis safe arrival. After con-
uection had been made he found his
brother Fred had been trying to reach
him by telephone at the same time.
He says that the minute his brother
died he became aware OF a severlng or
The telepathic chain.
Z The two brothers looked so much
alike that even their parents made mis-
takes at times, and the likeness was
heightened by their dress, which was
always similar. Both were lawyers
and were known in legal circles as the
ePratt Twins" Until they were
twenty three years old they never were
away from each other single night.
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On Urlnxtue Tez or Cof1ee.

An eminent doctor says that no per-
son should be permitted to drink tea
or coffee until he or she has attained
the age of eighteen years. In the
young those beverages unduly excite
the nervous system, and have an in
furious effect upon the digestive
organs.
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what Do the ChiIdfen Drink q,

Dun't give them tea or coffee. Have
YOU tried the new food drink called
GRAIs-O? 1t is delicious and nourishing,
and takes the place OF coffee. The more
(iRA1H-O you gEet the children the more
health you distribute through their sys'
tens. GRA1N-O is made Of pure grains,
and when properly prepared tastes ike
the ahoice grades OF coffee. but costs about
~ an much. AL grocers selli 1t. 15c. and zoe.
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The Labor World.

.-aSs The Labor World.
The Pc Wagon Drivers Union, OF New
York City, has an enrolled membership o.
100.
Springfield, Ill.,. is soon to have a new
labor temple, with library and reading
rooms.
A State branch of the American Fedora
ton OF Labor has been organized IN Ken
tucky.
1t is now estimated that there are about
thirty.two thousand idle men - Chicago
because of the lockout declared ( the con-
tractors.
Wages have advanced from SIS 20 $50 a
month on Cuban plantations, and expert,
encsd tobacco plckers are getting from u
to - da7
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THE GOLD BILL PASSED.
Adopted by the Senate by Majority
of Seventeen.
o,a Hepublican, Chandler. Voted Again"
the Bill. Two Democrats Cahery
and Lindsay, For 1t.

WARRINGTON, D. C. Especially BY ma
,ori,v of seventeen votes the Senate passed
the gold standard currency bill. This Il
the vote in detail:
For the bill-Aldrich, Allison, Beverilgs,
Burrows, Caffery, Carter, Clark (Wyo1
Cullom. Davis, Deboe, Depew, Elkins'
Fairbanks, Foraker, Foster, Frye, Gear
Hale, Hanna, Hansborough, HawIey,. Hoar,
Kear, Lindsay, Lodge, Mcbride. hcOomas'
McCumber, Mcmillan, Mason, nelson, feR'
rose, Perkins, Platt (Conn.) Platt ~. III
Prltchard, Quarles, Ross, Scott, seMet!'
shoup, Simon, Spooner, Thurston' VET
more, Wolcott.
Against the bill-Bates, Berry, Butler.
Chandler, Chiffon, Clark (Mont. J, Clay,
Cockrell, Culberson, Daniel, Harris Helt-
feId. Jones (Ark.), Jones (Ney.), Ksnney.
McEnery. McLaurin, Martin, Money, NOR
oan. Pettus, Rawlings, Stewart. Sullivan,
TaIllaferro, Teller, Tllmap, Turley, VEST.
The bill now goes to conference, where
the Senate scheme OF refundlng anu tne
House Treasury Resumption Bureau pro-
visions will struggle, for surviyai.
There were no surprisesAtn tne y2te.
Messrs. Caf,ery, Of Louisiana and Ltndaay;: : !:
q Kentucky the tyG w,ts s0tS the sepaDseans
snS and Senator Chandler, of New Hampshire,
,nos tha onIv Republican who Joined the
n@nnosifton. nm ,aj. "a ss,,
When When the financial bill WAS laid before
the Senate the pending question: vas on
this amendment, offered by$the Finance
Committees: y.
Intended to placeany obstacles In tla: way
OF the accomplishment OF internationai
bv cnncu rent actior, sof thes1eading COM
~ .y.rcioi n natJons az fhe world, and at ratio
.bieh s,aIl insure 3 OF relative
naina bat waen coii and silver,
NJ Hoar deciared the doubie standard
u, odd a nd sllyer had nor only been sue.
ssrStad hv the s,eot5le: 5tit had been EN-
I Ei5odiad IN the q onsfitn ITSELF In reat.
+ s;ffrn1in 3, the doub oublestKndatd, Congress only
& ~ m,s,ed wl,St tiis speoDie had held fcr;a
aTsntnrv But when 81 sfha action otothat
16Sfion3 this ,counttysWAy forced stos5 5ncceps
Ea 'slnrle stan dard, Is wHs storceas eHccept
sffiasntost valuable metal. B Mould gel
g:ths double standard when the SsQp portun n1fy
1Krne. There 6Hasf thsreso ores no ptetence
sSs. - ~ M = nj diflp amendment.
Esss IN sispIatf an {j5nnecticut, (, said lie pro.
9ast ~ . gaina tia Eassu M ptfon OF the D Demo.
s "A III sidet hatit represented the American
SinsopIe.G 4 g
"a. lsttyhat ayar rrtdy be said about simperi.
II 5alisrt, OF, tthe toliug muses." said
Elsfrg Plstt viii be the same issue. over
Eacsinsin Am paign OF this year and that
Ee shall have a silver standard
IN & States" l@&
fsl, ,E ~ was about to be taken oHsfhc
ycnr,s s2ikk5 amendment Mr.. Teller oAefed
- dThs S&< m tSe limited Slater are In
,ssSsr rShfSrSFSIiismI desirous OF an In
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PROMOTIONS TN THE ARMY
Under Proposed New Law 0ne-thi;;:::
Would Be Made by Selection.
CHANGES IN PRESENT SYSTEM

Chairman Hull Introduces the War De
psrtnent Bill In the House-Plan Il
Designed to Make Army Regulation,
Conform to the Navy's-It Would CIV.
the President More Power.
WASHINGTON, D. C. Especially The Secre
tary OF Wur has sent to the Chairmen O.
the Senate aud House Military Com mittes:
draft OF O bill that the department claims
greatly strengthens the military system
and remedies defects developed during th.
spanish-AmerIcan war. The bill was In
troducsd in the House by Chairman Hull!
A chief featureot the legislation asked
for provides for one.thlrd OF the promo
tions to DO made by, selection. This is t.
enable the President to reward especlall!
gallant and merltorlous service. 1t recog
nizes both length and special fitness o
service, and Ills author claims that its pro
visions are so GUARDED: that only the most
deserving shall receive recognition and IL
no case be tue creatures of personal or po
lItical Intervention.
s.. The bill gtYes tha President control O:
the tenure,of oface OF the heads OF staff de,
partmentsi and he. can, by and with the
advice andfconsant of tho Senate, make .
new head OF "a department ut any time
|swhen In Msij dgment the efficiency OF the
service would be Increased thereby, the of
sfcer relieved being transferred to the re
This places : army: staff on about the
same footing as the heads OF the navy staa
|sdeparrments. Tho only Immediate result
dndef the pro4f3ion Wpuld be the probable
retirement ot{snerai EAgan, Commissary.
General, now niLdetg going suspension. IL
the Adjutaat neral & and Edpspecsor.
General,s tnepts rthsrs wtil be nc
the the 'n nessils 81 sEsds 81 tue line Tor q tour
| s3s four ri The Qdarsernaaster's, sub
Esistencl lance departments anl
E5Igns i at8 also besfllled In like
b 6sS |s |s| & 81 e pras ions Tor detail, In
an s. s d fjye tenure OF on
.59fS 5I1( ~ ~ ~ tfa q sdepertm snts,
5i j 9fious as nov. provided
Ebyyl Zf1e3 owsver. serve one year
! i1 fxs trll B9 brsnch 81 thas itne as the
SeefS az may sslg1Ate. ~
laTAs ~ y artillery ths
army. S. Ebased "a dEe ideas that are
largely Id use sr coantsiS and y 4, 1
;alled tor BIT tnes Eessas ss ! ssoas! 81 y
asss1 9saas1ss sassIy aSa ss lIss q sss ss'
Vice. < sss " + g q. Z
and onesprovide lment o tths
toe tthe army re8f yolu ntees.
The Ctaplatd,s3 ranf oRY; are ni9t6
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Don't.

Do not let quick-tempered person
stand between you and powder maya
zine; you might get inged.-Corning
Journal.
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II Ii estimated that about 400, 900 acres
.of land In the United States are planted
withsyines.
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what shall We Have For Dessert!
gTbis question arlsesin the family daily. Let
sns answer It to-day. Try Jell-O, delicious
and healthful dessert. Prepared in min. No
9hoilInei no baking Simply add htae NOT
water set to cool. Flavors: Lemon, Orange,
Raspberry and Strawberry. At grocers. loc.
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irs. WInslow's Soothing Syrup for children
eething, softens the gums, reduces lntsamma.
tim ailsya main. cures wind collie. &c q bottle
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,How,. Tni.93

Il Ths Mikako of japan generally travels
with small bodyguerd.
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Chicago has 227 miles OF track elevation
completed.
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Homan's Club. OF Vineland NJ, will
q fjiish free public library In the town.
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nzxicANs. q / sas;

hleHlSANSs.I4 E5$ u . = p: y VI tt5
rh.lr oounsrsS a Busl Ieat
sravo's force Of Ay2 ops has, IS
iriven back tho taken
possession OF seYs Hns ttlnt y
we're occupied during the
week. The couut 8Y xneaNayas
8 little known to 99ss sSEneld, Ills i
natural riches ayS = - 6rfty om .er
With General slkss s as e fol- I
ing recopa9f bnloqs wealtt 3
and on sxa6 81 S Z, Z ! Iss g los, 9
ole sI5ods 81 6 z IS 51 antry Is well
Wataf5d. 8 ii dkncs of game
md Fsinslhg bIrds 1a mountain
Yucatecos, living ai 3 sfe only swait.
ng to- see the Wgt aud zbn they
will rush for tEsss g nsN l1. Aslds {. y
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/. Pfso,s Cure for CONSUMPTION is
5dicine for Coughs.-JENNIEP PINcK.,
4 :a6fiAid, Ills, Oct. l, 1894.
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Jell-O, the New Dessert,
.pleases all the family. Four havors:-
Lemon, Orange, Raspberry and strawberry.
at your grocers. 10 cts.
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l4GUA BILL FAVORED.

gsportIns Favorably tho Committee
Asserts That We Have the Power to
Control Waterway and Build Fortifica-
tions-A Means to Build UP Commerce
-Refereuce to Clayton -Bulwer Treaty.
WASHINGTON, D. G. (speciaD. .-Represen'
tative Hepburn, Chairman OF the House
Committee on Interstate and Foreign Com
merce, reported the Nicaragua Canal bill
to the House. The report prepared by Mr..
Hepburn and approved by the other mem.
bers OF. the committee first reviews the pro-
visions OF the bill AID refers briefly to the
universal demand In the United States for
the construction of transisthmian canal.
Referring to the question whether Mica
ragua and Costa Rlca will consent to the
construction OF the canal by the United
States the report says;
"There seems to be little doubt that Mic.
aragua and Costa RIGA will give their con-
sent for the construction OF this great
work. These States are friendly disposed
toward our Government and our people.
are, In proportion to their wealth and pop.
ulation, even greater than ours"
The practlcability OF the work Is dis
cussed In detail and the various surveys
and estimates are reviewed. The report
an takes up the question of whether the
1 will pay, and says:
rr committee suggests, In discussing
remuneration that will come to
States from the ownership OF
that estimates only can be
e has been a great differ
'ypressed by witnesses and
'ubject as to the extent
be made OF the canal
world. One gentle.
's Judgment not
Thousand tons
al annually.
'llion tons
'-'time
ION
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Strange Case of George A. ziegler,
of Reading, Penn.
Friend Gradually Obtained Control Over
Him, But is Now Unable TO Lee
ueve Bis SuGferings.

ural strength, One man must Stluu VA u!S
feet, another holds them, one sits on his
more his head, and still he makes them
struggle for an hour and q half before there
Is any relief.
All this time he is painfully cognizant OF
everything that goes on. HIS facial
muscles twitch and comfort. The only
drug that relieves him Is morphine, and ne
himself directs the doctor where to inject
Il.
Mr.. Ziegler,s first "spell" occurred last
October, while he was at work In q railroad
machine shop. He was carried to doc
tors ofice, but nothing could be done for
him except to administer morphine. An
other time when he had an attack he was
taken to the Homeopathic Hospital, but
nothing could be done for him there.
Sometimes he had attacks every day, and
then every week. ~
The attack always occurs at-exactly the
same time Of day. After 1t WAS over no
one would suspect that the patient had
been 80 violent. The cause OF these attacks
was for time a puzzle. One doctor at.
tributed them to typhoid fever. Some OF
the neighbors believed Zlegler bewltched
and wanted to call In a witch doctor. The
family Is now convinced It is a.case OF ex-
cessive hypnotism.
ZIeeler and several friends became In
!erested In hypnotsm eight months ago.
several learned it, and Zlegler often al
lowed them to experiment on him. They
were unsuccessful at first, but one young
man seemed more capable than the rest,
He obtained gradual control over zieSler, :
and finally could make him do anything
he chose.
Zleeler's relatives charged his rfrlend
with having brought the young man into
his condition, but he said he could not
N It. Then he said he would see to 1t
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wrecl; on spanIs!, Coast.

wrecI; on Spanish Coast.
LES arc causing a number OF shipp!n
,asters on the north coast OF Spain
Ihrea small vessels have been wrecka'
near Santandsr and tGenty-foIr seameN
5drowneI. Eight other vessels nre missing
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I: ption for chills
i OF GROVES TAsrILIs9
IMPLY iron and quinine IN
20 cnfe--no pay. Price soc.

clerks are employed In
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the German Ambulance Corps under Drs.
Kaettner and Hildebrand, who with their int
stats have shown the greatest kindness to OF
our wounded, as they have to the Boer biz
wounded. Some OF our wounded nave by
been here since December" me-
Jacobsdal is now In possesslonsot the wi wi
British. When small cavalry patrol en-. va
tared the place. they found it full OF
wounded, Including several British tsom tof
Rensburg. The place was only occupied ee
by small force, which feil pacK pelose sns
patrol Aftsrta series OF small ilr
batteryoi tillery she!lsd thssanvlE s;rel
and drovsout the lastso Of the Bot .sj j2re1
British abandon Rensbprxs hi, 4
LONDON (By Cable General ttf
Withdrew from Rensburg dur!nl IS ~
del del the next morning nus Beers rrOpp :6r
followed. rs-occupyInR poe,tlol FEa
In the Taaibosch Hfilss hsR6e they etl ! fes
been shellng the British ~ spstrQlS or
but Intellectually gls ps
Kimberley has been blockadQ g19s ;8s5SS;tS
hundred and eighteen days, inysssS55E e.
ment having been made eiscHve or VI lEsF.
tober 20 last During the blockade seyd3 yco "a,
sorties were made by the garrison, ana N til
the first, made October "a, some loss was s.,
',alcted on the Beers and their Command IA
Botha, was killed. As time went on the Ia
-1rces were augmented from the 5000 no;
'nally began the siege. until they nj
.the least to IN estimated 20 ,o00 an
= OF the British under General fth
'e Orange River on Novem. jSgar A
Il the detachment OF a ia
OF the Beers from on
Modder River and nc
the British ad. -
EZRA made at OF
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The Connecticut LEGISLATURE has passed
d kw for the protection Of arbutus.
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KIMBERLEY IS RELIEVED
General French, With His Cavalry
Division, Raises the Siege.
IACOBSDAL TAKEN BY BRITISH
General Roberts Reports That the Siege
OF Kimberley Has Been Raised-Eoers
offered No Resistance to General
French's Force, Which Entered tho
City-Their Supplies Captured.

LONDON (By Cable) Lord Roberts has
reported to the War ONCE in series OF
dispatches az follows:
"JAcoBspAL.-French,w with force OF ar
tillery, cavalry and mounted infantry.
reached Kimberley this evening, Thursday.
"The following from General French
was received this morning:
"I have completely dispersed the enemy
from the southern side OF Kimberley, from
Alexender.tontei to Cliphansfonteln, and
am now going to occupy their ground.
Have eaptured the enemy's lager and
store depot supplies and supplies OF am, /,
munition. Casualties about twenty OF oil
ranks wounded. ... ... -
,."Kimberley cheerful aud we'll. 4,
"I have good reas on to believe the Mag
ersfonteIn trenches have been abandoned,
and that the Beers are endeavoEng TO es-
cape. Genera! French is SECURING the
conntrv north OF Kimberley. One ot7Gen.
eral Kelly-Kenny's brigades OF infantry Is
In pursuit OF large Boer convoy moving
toward Bloemfontein.
"Much gratiAed on arrival here to find
admirable hospital arrangements, made py
the German Ambulance Corps under Drs.
Kaettner and Hildebrand, who with their
stats have shown the greatest Kindness to
our wounded, as they have TO the Boer
wounded. Some OF our wounded have
been here since December
Jacobsdal Is now In nf5possessionsot the
British. When small cavalry patrol en-.
tered the place, they found Il fall ot
wounded, Including several British tsom
Rsnsburg. THE place was only occupied
by q small force, which fell bnck beio set tnfe
patrol. ,Aiterya series sol small sglr9isn snes
and drove out the. last toE the Beers, 81. n
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British Abandon i Rlsnsburxsl:

LONDON (By Cable AneraI t5Ismettas
withdrew from Renssurg ds5i1 y !ss, &
day night, his rear gnards Striving ia5 ,!Ean
followed. rs.occupyfnR q sh6lf old posftt01
in the Taaibosch Hfiis sRSt8 taeyAhK9e
been shelling the BriflsHsS pstrQlEss
but Intellectually. Tue SEns 4 = 81 sss
turned the fire, making edre{ls IS
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-07-25
BRYAN CLUB CROWS
Democratic Organization Now
Embraces Over Two Hun.
dred Voters.
PICNIC TO OPEN THE CAMPAIGN
Speakers Of National Reputation
to Be Secured for the
Occasion.

The Bryan and Stevenson Anti-Im-
perialistic club held its regular week
ly meeting last night at Turner hall.
A number of new mem bers were
added and the enrolment is now over
200.
The question of organizing march
ing club was discussed at length and
the idea met with much favor. While
no definite action was taken it is al
together probable that the matter
will be given further attention in the
near future.
1t was decided to open the campaign
with picnic, to be held in the vicin-
ity of Rock Island. and to which dem
ocrats from the surrounding country
will be invited. The main feature, of
course, will be speeches, and men OF
national reputation will be secured to
make them. Details have not been
arranged. but will be brought out
later.
Excursion Proposed.
A COMMITTEES was appointed to see
what arrangements could be made for
giving an excursion on the river. The
question OF permanent quarters was
left unsettled.
Meetings of the club will be held
regularly Tuesday evenings hereafter.
and at Turner hall until permanent
quarters are selected.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-07-25
CITY CHAT.


Joliet and return.
Tuesday, July 3D..
Buy home of Reidy Bros.
For Insurance T.. j. Burns.
You know us. The London.
For real estate, f. j. Burns.
Watch for our ad. The London.
Read NJ. & K. ad. and profit by it.
Read NJ. e X. ad. and profit by it.
List your property with Reidy Bros.
Read NJ. & X. ad. and profit by it.
Read NJ. & X. ad. and profit by it.
Look for our ad Thursday. The
London.
Special sale of shirts at Stewards.
the halter.
II you want your property sold list
It with Hull & Co.
Up to $3.50 summer wrappers So
cents, at McCabe's.
Shirts for the masses, shirts for the
classes. The London.
Buy box of fine cigars at the Har-
per house cigar stand.
Be wise. Watch for our adj. and
read 1T. The London.
Buy $40 road wheel for $2S so at
Spencer's. High grade.
Buy 500 racing wheel for $3.50
at Spencer's-high grade.
Up to so cent dotted swisses.
10 cents a yard, at McCabe's.
Meet me tomorrow at the NJ. & X.
bargain counters. Tomorrow.
Thirty-five cent merchants lunch
at noon hour at Harms restaurant.
The bargain sale at NJ. & K. opens
at 8 o'clock tomorrow morning.
Underselling everybody on every
thing is our motto. The London.
Anheu ser-Busch bottled beer. A.
d. Huesing. sole agent. Phone 1888.
Our great clean up sale commences
Thursday; watch our ad. The Lon
don.
Sharp special hour sales for the
rest of the week. Read McCabe's
adv.
Get your bows ready for our great
sclean up sale. Starts Thursday. The
London.
Some hurry up last of the week
bargains in McCabe's linen depart
ment. See adv.
Just what you have been looking
fora special sale of shirts at Stsw-
arts, the halter.
Union made shoes for union men
at $3.50 to $3.50 at the Leader, oppo-
site Harper house.
High grade bicycles and low prices
go hsnd-in-hand. SPencer's is the
place. 1909 Second avenue.
Low prices bears on our COMPETE
tors minds-buy 3 wheel of Lloyd.
You know the high grade kind.
Special sale on mirrors at T. r.
Mitseh & Co.'S. Mirrors for 5, 10. Is
23. 25. so. So. IS. 50 and IS cents
For low prices on fy nets and bar
ness call at City Harness store, for
merly Trenaman's. Market square
Monarch and Emery shirts, worth
$3.50. $I.75. 81. your choice 81.
Look in cur windows. The London.
Everything in the clothing line is
about cut in half Don't miss this
great sale Starts Thursday. The
London.
You heard about the big sale M &
K. had in Davenporte It's Rock ISL
and's turn now. Lots of help. lots of
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-07-25
Open Tonight, wright a Barber.

Wright & BARRIERS soc ladies' oxford
ssle. These oxfords must go.
The greatest bargains of the season
Wright & BARRIERS SOC oxford sale.
99c gets fine shoe ut Wright &
Rarber's sale.
Wright & Barber's gents low shoe
sale Is eorker.