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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-18
JACOB NJ. BALDERSTON.
JOHN FISHER,
p. S. BELL,
COMMITTEES.

OOlAHllAEc-
A committee consisting OF John Fisher,
7. II. Balderston and J. F. Bellew was
appointed TO make out the program and
they viii meet with Mayor Mclean at
o'clock this morning to make the plans
for the day
sanford's band has rendered their ser
vices and viii march at the head Of the
parade that day. All the old soldiers viii
meet at the corner of First and Main
streets at the hour set by the committee
and then march to the auditorium and
there a memorial address viii be given.
The Garfield Post has invited ali ex-con-
feGerates to join them in the parade.
The Women Relief Corps adopted the
following resolutions at the meeting yes
terday afternoon:
Whereas, a great and overwhelming
calamity has visited this nation in the
sudden and unparable Iiss Of William Nc
Kinley. the chief executive Of these Unit
ed States ard in view OF this terrible
event, the women Of the Relief union
auxiliary to the Union Veterans union.
would express their sorrow in the fol-
lowing resolution:
Resolved, That our hearts go out in love
and sympathy to the bereaved wife and
family. trusting that the Great Power
who rules over all win comfort her in
this sad hour.
Resolved. That we bow in submission.
not understanding the purpose OF this
dread event. but leaving all in the hands
Of an all wise God.
Resolved, That copy Of this be placed
upon the records Of the Relief Union.
(signed)
COMMITTEE on RESOLUTIONS.
At $50 all the school children will meet
IL their respective schools and under the
direction OF the teachers viii go 10 the
auditorium. As soon after O'Clock as the
children can be seated the services will
begin with a song By the High school
chorus. Rev. F. y. Lynch viii deliver
the address 60 the children The chorus
win sing another song. Ine superinten-
dent Of the schools promise TO have the
building empty by 1880. During the time
Of the school services no one VIII be al
lowed IN the building except the children
ard their teachers.
At II o'clock the ministerial association
win hold services. Rev. rhayer win de-
liver the ADDRESS Ii is not yet decided
what the exact time OF the old soldiers
meeting win be held. bUt IL viii p-o6a bly,
be held in the afternoon.
The court house Offices win all p eclos-
Cd during the day as vel as the city Of
fces and the postoTce except on hour
in the morning.
The mayor in his proclamation has re-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-18
FOuR WEDDINGS SOLEMNIZED
= sht 1ogng People were Married
Xesterdar

one Of the happy weddings OF the season
was that at the home Of Rev. Bradt, of
ths First Presbyterian church. last
night at s:45 o'clock. when Mr.. Joseph
L. Collins and Miss Bertha Helbert We're
united in the holy bans of matrimony.
1t was a quiet affair. as GO guests, there
being present only Miss Maude Strlble,
Miss Maude Shelley and Air. Carl Seger.
but the occasion was enlivened by de-
lightful dinner. served after the ceremony
AT the home Of Miss Struble, 1916 South
Lawrence avenue. Miss Helbert is one OF
Wichitas best known young ladies. she
being one Of George lines & Co $ popular
salesladies and has many friends in lie
ciyt- Mt Collins IS one OF the genial
young statesmen Of the Golden Eagle. and
HIS many friends in the city are legion.
Mr. and Mrs Collins viii start out in life
with the best wishes of hosts OF friends
Tor long. happy and prosperous welded
journey. They have taken rooms II Mrs.
Hawks. go North Topeka avenue.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-18
EAR.Y "0EVlL9 CONES BACK
S.:E. Huxley CT Oklahoma aad His
HElchitn - erienea.

r. Mukev OF Grant county. 0. T.
0ss IN The cry Yesterday calling On old
friends. II was about fifteen years ago
that he left This county. ana he says
there IS ercat changes in Wichita in that
tine Ife was raised near Garden Plain.
in shat county. ana when shelton ran
the Times in this city. Mulkey was the
.devl" ia the Times Office.
oae day he took a nation that he could
vrite f1r the paper and he SAT- down ard
wrote q story about people getting en-
ana or the trains AZ the santa Re depot.
and turned it over to Editor shelton.
Shelton called in the force and told them
thar the article was only euqauled by
Shakespeare. and that they had real
genius IN the Office. Shelton's praise
alarmed Nulkcy 50 much that he stole
part OF his manuscript. left FOR home
and quit the newspaper business.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-18
Salt Rheuna
It NAV become chronic.

1t may become chronic.
It may cover the body with
large, iniamed, burning, itching,
scaling patches and cause intense
suffering. 1t has been known to
do so.
DO not delay treatment.
Thoroughly cleanse the system
of the humors on which this
ailment depends and prevent their
return.
The medicine taken by Mrs Ida E. Ward.
Cove Point, Nd. was Hoods Sarsaparilla.
She writes; had a disagreeable itching or
ny arms which concluded was salt rheum.
| began taking Hoods Sarsaparilla and IN
two days felt better. IL vas not long before
1 vas cured and have never had any skin
disease since.
Hoods C0rSapdrilIa
Promises to cure and keeps the
promise. 1t is positively une-
qualed for all cutaneous eruptions.
Take it,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-18

AIRS Harvey Horner and deusater Miss
Marie. returned yesterday from aFe
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-18
CUT The FIGURE
0Ild Eumov Of AuarchIst in Town
YESTERDAY.

X was rlmored on the streets yester-
day that some ore had broken into the
rooms OF the y. NJ. c. s. on North Main
s.reet and cut picture OF President ne
Klnley that was hanging in the room.
There vas a picture cut. 5ut x was done
accidentally. one of the board o. direct
ors came into the room. ana in looking
over paper Iying OF the table, saw a
snail piece that DE wanted 70 save. SO
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-18
Goshen, M.

Goshen, ill.
ceuesee Pure Food CO, lie Roy, n. Y.
Pc SCISSORS GAYS since package
az sour GRAIN-O preparation was len
at ry ot5ce. toak il aome and gave .
a tr.ai. end I have To say ] vss very
n ca pleased with 1t. as substitute 70
ccEee We have aiwsys used the besi
7s-s ard Mocha in our family. bit I an
s-s- to say Z Ike the GRAIN-O IS vel
a. the best coffee 7 ever drank. Re
tpecrfuliy yours,
= {. JACKSON. N ..
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-18
RECTAL Vas GOOD


Hose Bohns9n ksica-es a sarge Audi
euce at the Mefhosist Church,
a sons recital was given last night ar
the First Methodist e.4Lrch by AR. Mose
johnson. assisted by Hiss Jeltie Grover
Campbell soprano; Miss Jessie L. Clark
and 3Iiss Emiy Torringtoa, accompan-
lists Tie recital was exceediugiy well
attended and a very intelligent musical
audience WIS there The numbers on
the program were an Of high class ard
worthy oI the efforts OF the finest OF So
lolsts.
1Jr. Johnson certainly did himself great
credit lie possesses q masuiGcent and
powerful bass voice OF an extensive range
though but young man ard practically
new singer he performed some very
artistic work His voice gives promise
of & great future and by continued
STUDY there is no apparent reason why
M-. johnson should no> rank ia future
years among .he foremost bass singers
of thss couutrv HIS rendition Of "Oh
Thou Sublime Sweet Evening Star" by
wagner. The Two Grenadiers. by selsu-
man ana Bonnie Sweet Bessie by J. l.
GLbert- were especially praisewerthy.
Great cred.t IS due Prot T. C. Marshall.
an -ElA2etl s. fNA-t --l-t- .at-ttlr t4t HAS,
brought forth the fact IL the great posi-
bliues IN his pupils voice. Prof Mar
shan vho is the wen known and poprlar
director - the Apollo club. has shown on
Mr.. Johnson's voice that he Knows how
70 bring out TIE pleasing quality as vel
as the power of voice
Miss Campbell. the popular Wichita So
prano. needs m Introduction 70 the music
lovers of this city. She diG her usual
e-tistic singing and her oeaatifla voice
had 10 respond 70 q uore than vigorous
encore Beth sEiss .CiarS and Miss Tor
rinEton deserve special mention on their
artistic accor2pauiment-
The Holloway trio O high-wlrs acrobats
hsve created a sensation win Ringing
Brothers clrc1s. Tssse clever performers
execute Sc~3baus fests On mid-air that
other asTooats besitsts - perform UPON
ire ground It is tbs eniy act 81 the Kind
ever seen ia The Tasted States
afTs- Harvey Horner and daughter Hiss
Marie. returned Yesterday from aFe
weeks trlp ID rhe mountaizs AZ Maaisoa.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-18
CASE WAS DISMISSED

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-18

Three other weddings We're solemnized
in Wichita yesterday. 8Ir. c. A Truax
and Miss Bertha NJ. Allen. Frank S Hite
and Nary Worrell, al of this city, and
George Blanchard and Miss Lora owens
OF wellington and q marriage license was
issued t. Joseph H .Richey OF Andale
and Miss Anna III. Rausch Of AllePo.
The evening world., 1901-01-03

how frequently hypoderm!c injections OF
artificial serum are made use Of by doc
tom. These injections. which are made
up Of . solution OF chloride Of sodium In
water. really have stimulating qualities.
But. instead Of making use OF solutions
Of pure chloride of sodium. II Is bette.
to mako use OF solutions which contain
the aanne salts a. tho blood.
'OhIorids Of sodium forms only three.
quarters of tho saline matter OF the
blood. The other. quarter IL made up OF
phosphAtes OF soda and potassium and
Of bEaArbonates.
1T 10 evident that In injecting solu.
tions made with these salts We obtain
much more active and lasting effects
than with those obtained from pure
solutions OF chloride OF sodium.
This fact 10 In no way a novelty. in.
asmuch a. Professor 0ermain See put
forward the same ideas In 1865 In u work
on the blood. This had been some what
forgotten by medical men. and DR.. Loeb
has had the merit OF having revived II.
ITO sum the matter up. when the
blood 10 detertorated or Impoverished Il
may be given fresh viSor in some cases
by a saline injection. but this will not
give back life In the essential sense OF
the word. That II to say, the total
amount OF vital energy which each per.
son possesses will not be augmented
The evening world., 1901-01-03
DOCTORS TO TEST
ELIXIR OF LIFE.
Treatment of Ex-Mayor Hewitt Will Result
in Many Other Experiments.

Experiments to test the efficacy OF
E!ycerophosphnte OF sodium as an elixir
OF lie vii! be made by several prominent
physicians. This Is tho Immediate result
OF the interest aroused by publication
OF the fact that ex.Mayor Hewitt has
Tor three years been benefited by the
use Of a serum OF s,dium salts.
There Will be no lack OF subjects. Sew
erJl persons over three eooro and ten
have already written to The Evening
World expressing = willingness to sub.
mi; themselves to a test under = com.
pe;cni physician.
In a cabled interview from Paris. Or.
Robin. who prescribed the use Of sly.
cerophospha.e OF sodium for Mr. Hewitt
said that ne recommended the treatment
to the American Academy OF Medicine In
My. 1891. At that time the Brown
Scquard e.ixirs were In common use.
lie Ieorecatcs the use OF the organic
serum. as ne says their active principle
IS. after all. the slyceroph osphate.
DR.. Robin said!
I'VE are now beginning TO obtain some
details as to the elixir OF lie OF Prof.
Loeb. OF Chicago. Every ono knows
The evening world., 1901-01-03
LAST OF II
BROTHERS DEAD.
Strange Fatality that Has
Pursued Henry Fam
lily for Years.

The death OF fourtecn-year-oid Isaac
Henry. OF 20 Niles avenue. West New
York. y. j.. has removed the last OF
seventeen brothers. Tho father and
mother are also dead. DR.. Justin. who
attended the boy. said to-day that he
could not account, for the mysterious
fatality which seemed to pursue the
children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry married more
than twenty-five years ago. They were
In good health and prosperous. \ son
was born after year and appeared TO
be strong ana well. Suddenly he was
taken I'll and died.
The next year another son was born
and soon died. For seventeen years
sons were born each year and each year
death claimed one. The sorrow stricken
parents employed the best medical aid,
and when Issnc was born. fourteen years
ago. and passed his flrst year they began
~ hope ne might survive tho fStp that
has pursued the others.
When he WAS ten years old the par.
cnts died and the hoy was placed In
u hong, where ne received the bes, Of
care. he was never strong. and short
while ago he began to grow weaker.
The doctors were not able to diagnose
his case.
He will be buried by the side OF his
brothers and parents.
The evening world., 1901-01-03
Furs Greatly Reduced.

The season is far advanced AMI therefore we are
going to start reduction sale in our fur department.
Every fur Jacket mut. Colartte, scarf and rug will be
sold regardless OF its real value These fur garments
are finely made Of the best materials and finely inished;
all latest styles and shapes.
Fine Fur Goats. 1900.
Oi Baltic Seal which closely resembles ssaskn real value
Near Seal Goats. 22.OO.
Have the appearance of Alaska Seal would take expert
distinguish them from the Alaska Seal Coat which costs
$4,000 In fact these very garments sold great many place.
as a bargain at $1,000.
Near Seal Goats, $500.
Some have mink collars and Persian Lamb collars and
reves Sable Fox collars and Beaver and Chnc collars and
revers real value from 5000 to $500.
Persian Lamb Coats $3.50.
OF best eipc dye finely finished throughout the finest
manner newest and latest designs
Persian Lamb Goats. $500.
With large collars and of cncla mink and sable
which looks like and the nearest approa 10 Russian sable These
garments manufactured sell at from s35o0 $4,000
Alaska Seal Goats. I25.OO.
Real value $4,000.
Elton Jackets, 100 and $500.
Near Seal Elton Jackets, pain, and trimmed with Alaska
Saple ana PERSIAN Ia1lu son NJ rIo-.ts Z see
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FREED HUSBAND
OF WOMAN SHOT.
Pfirzig Says in Court
That It. Was an
Accident.
The RESULT OF A JOKE.
Mystery Was Made Of Affair
by the Conduct Of the
Hospital Patient.

Herman Phrz!s. OF 81 East Eighty
hrst street. husband OF the woman who
WINS taken to the Presbyterian Hospital
late Tuesday night wounded by a re-
volver. was arraigned In tho Harlem
Court to-day.
He said that his wife had shot herself
by accident With a weapon belonging to
his friend wetzel. the man that accom-.
panied Mrs. PnrziE to the hospital. The
shooting has not altered the cordial re-
lations Of the two msn. a Phrsig de-
clnrcd to Magistrate Meade He said
that It was al tho result Of . jocular
remark and that the woman didn't know
that the revolver was loaded when she
pointed It at herself.
4 mystery was made OF The case By
tho giving Of assumed names At the hos.
pi,al and the disappsarancs Of Wstssi
after he lett Mira Pnryir there.
Magistrate Meade to-day disoharred
the husband.
The evening world., 1901-01-03
NOT DUE TO CLIMATE.
Catasrh Is Found Everywhere.

Ca.arrh is at home anywhere and every.
where. While more common In cold. change.
able climates. II Is by no means confined TO
them. but IL prevalent In every State and
Territory In the union.
Tho common definition OF catarrh Is n
chronic cold In the head which II long nc.
Iected often destroys the senfe Of smell and
heartnE; but there are many other iormo o.;
the disease. even more obstinate and dan.
g-rous
Ca,arrh OF the throat and bronchial tubes
as we'll As eatarrh Of the stomach and liver
are almost as common as nasal catarrh and
generally mora difficult to cure.
Ca,nrrh 10 undoubtedly a blood disease
ard can only be successfully eradicated by
an Internal treatment Sprays. washos and
powders arc useless a. far as reaching the
real seat Of the disease Is concerned.
DR.. McIverney advises caiarrh sufferers 10
Use . new preparation. sold by druggists.
called Stuart's Catarrh Tablets. because
actual analysis has shown these tablets to
contain certain anti.septic qualities OF the
highest value and. being an internal remedy.
pleasant to the taste. convenient and harm.
less. can Se used ~ freely a. required. -
we'll for. children ~ for adults.
An attorney and public speaker. who had
been . catarrh sufferer for years says:
Every Fall would catch . cold which
would settle In my head and threat and
hang on all Winter long. and every Winter
II seemed 10 get . little worse. I was con.
tinuaily clearing my throat, and NY voice
became affected TO such an extent - 70 in.
terfers with my public speaking.
II tried trochss .ad cheap cough curss
and sometimes got relief. but only Tor
short time. until this Winter when lsasnsA
OF the new catarrh cure. 8tuart's Catarrh
Tablets, through . newspaper advertise
msnt. Two dfty.esnt boxes which bought
at my druggists cleared my head and throat
In nns shape. and to guard against return
Of my old ,ro,5l keep box Of the tablets
on hand. and whenever catch little cold
! take . tablet or Two and ward Oh any
serious Developments"
stuart's Cstarrh Tablets deserve 10 head
the list ~ . household remedy. to check
and break up coughs and colds. because.
unlike many other ea,arTh aud cough cures.
these tablets contain no oplats. cocaine or
any luxurious drug. ~,
The evening world., 1901-01-03

ON>~>S%S~SeS~SSSS>> SStStS~>"SASSSSSS
On Thursday. Jan. ~. the Old Guard
10 to give Its annual ball at the Metro
politAn Opcra.liouse.
There has been radical departure In
arrangements from Its previous enter.
tAinments.
Only invitations from members Will
give admission. The sociai tone will
therefore be higher than ever.
There will probably be more persons OF
motto In attendance. Esht Governors OF
States beside Gov. Odell have accepted
invitations to be present.
Major 8. Z. Briggs. tho commanding
officer. will receive Gov. Odell and hs
stan. Members OF the Ancicn, and Hon
orable Artillery OF Bos on VIII grace the
occasion as will the City Troop OF Ph!a-
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Groceries,.

Flour-Highest grade, our regular
price hoc.. only one FAX ID. bag to q
customer. for 4oc.
Our Celebrated Genuine Java and
Mocha Coffee, formerly sold by US
at SIC. bean. ground or pulverfzed.
per h., Zoe.
Java. Mocha and 7aracalbo, our res.
ular price, o5c lean or ground, per
h., PC, lbs. for 100.
Corn, fancy N. Y. State. can, 7e.
Corn. fancy Main:. our nc. cans, &c. I.
French Peas, best per can. l4a.s
l7c. and zoe.
French Mushrooms, per can. Use.
and &c.
str.nE'ess Beans. can. &c. and lie.
Spinach. very Ere. lib. cans, lie.
Pumpkin, 3.lt. cans. &C.
Camrbeii's Soups, all kinds, 8 eaas
Suee otash. best, our tic. cans. &c.
Lima Beans. small cans. lie.
California Fru Is. extra fine, all lasEo
2H.lb. cans, as follows.
Egg Piums. per can, &c. and 17e.
Gree nHages. per can. ! &c. and l7c.
Lemon Cling Peaches, per can, lie.
and BIC.
Apricots. per can, l5c. and 1Sc.
White Cherr es or Bartlett Pears,
our i4c. 2-lb. cans. lie.
Orange marmaiade, best imported,
lib. jas. lac.
Brandy Peaches. qts., our 9oe. kind,
7cc. s,
Baby Olives. best. bottle. &c. and l6e.
Gu en- Olives, choicest bottle, 0c..
lac: Zoe, 73c.. Sic, 800. 46e.
and 8nc.
Suchurd's French Cocoa, sold else
where At &c; our price. ger can. lSe.
Barley Crystals. delicious cereal, i-lb.
package. &c.
70 led White Oats. finest. our 9e
2.lo. pack ges. &c.
French rlataroui, Spa zhettl, vee.
n,icciil or Alpha5cts, our i2c.
kind. lib packages. IOc.
Peaches. Glib. cans. lie. =
Ground rloor, 18th 81. neetien 4.
The evening world., 1901-01-03
DRANK POISON FOR wHIskEy
Alexander Mathews SWALLOWED
Carbolic Acid Thinking Il 10
Dc an, INt3xlcant.

Alexander II. Mathews. thIrty.five
years old. OF leo East One Hundred and
Thirteenth street. Is to-day recovering
from dose OF carbo!ic acid which he
swallowed. thinking It was whiskey.
He lives with his wife and two children.
Mathews has been drinking since
Christmas. He was In his apartment
and drank the poison by mistake.
DR.. Goldman. who lives next door,
pumped the man out Matthews re-.
manned at home. =
The evening world., 1901-01-03

Use World Wants e Az Iea,
WantA
The evening world., 1901-01-03
Dlnner 20 senmen.

The Protestant Episcopal Society FOR
sea1nen will give an entertainment and
dinner this evening to the .eamcn OF the
port OF New York at n Pike street.
The evening world., 1901-01-03

n
Business Books.
Ledgers. Journals Day Books. Records,
Cash Books. bound In canvas. fair
rsper. 200 pages. 1885,; 500 pages
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Order Books, &C., press hoard COW
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Sundr4es.
Desk pads for blotters. size 9xi,. l5c.;
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Ink Bottles. IGc.. With gla's covers.
Double Revolving Ink Stands, 20c.,
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Standing and Hanging Flies, Sc.
Fayorite Board Clips. Tor filing letters.
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Falcon Box File. $50. very popular,
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Boxes Asc to 500, cash, deed, bill
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The evening world., 1901-01-03

fri F-gzy-z-7 r. Are YOU renovating your office
E4ssN nh ~ placing an old desk with
ess1 Ts31f new stationery, possibly you want 4
@ MGYN hold tomorrow sale which we p)anne
- N% ticular benefit On every article name
GxJ7F from Is to :. what YOU would have to
SsLH2I chased these goods months ago. Sir
fHNNY in this line has advanced parer especially
23StG went up But we got in before the raise al
such goods at much less than competition and prices
The evening world., 1901-01-03
25% Discount on Art Wares.

and These Were Imported from the Paris Exposition.
One of The handsomest collections of Art Good, ever
brought into the United States will be reduced to three
ourths our holiday prices which were at that time exceed
ingiy, low Many Of the specimens were in collection,
which received the Grand Prx and gold and silver medals
From the French Exhibit
Some of the handsome specimens Of Limoges Enamel Paintings
handsome Sevs Vases exquisite point lace fans also fans of hand
some duchess lace bronze figures and miniatures specimens Of
Legres art glassware
25"o Discount Fine Scores Vases
They astcay painted many designs mounted
with and some with white Some were exhibited
at the Paris Exhibition The entire lot will placed on sale al
special dscoun OF 1924 Also Ivory Saary Dutch Silver TOYS
Royal Vienna Enames Vases Plates Cups and Saucers French
Cosonne Enames nkstands Holland Delft Ware Dutch Pew.
ter Marble Sauary and fact the finest and largest collection
OF AIT Wares exhibited in New York Ciw
2596 Discount on Tbese:-
Diamond Jewelry from $3.50 up lCandelabra.
Sterling Slverware Handsome Sets of Books
Novelties in Leather Goods Hand Pal Toilet Ses
opera ana re Glasses Imported Dress Trimmings.
Fine French Clocks. Fine Umbrellas from 400 up
so Per Gent. Discount Solid Gold Le1peLy.
Small lots Of solid gold jewelry fancy back combs side combs
and all our 1901 calendars to the exceptional discount of so
per cent a,,, rs,. 90, a ..s,.
The evening world., 1901-01-03

Honey or Rent Receipts. 50 in book,
per doz.. 43c.
Copying Presses. $3.50. best make,
size iONi2.
Stand. for Copying Presses. oak.
Letter Copying Books. 47c., size
ioxt2. canvas bound, sOo pages. good
white paper.
Pron.issory Notes. Checks. Drafts,
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Memorandum Books, I0c. and 2sc
per doz. press board covers. good
paper.
Ink ana p neil Pads. 3e., &c.. Ioc.
Calendar Blocks. with memorandum
for each DAY. &c.
D'nri =, from &c. to $3.50.
Hanging Card Racks. lIc., I0c.
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Biotting Pnrer, all tolor,. &c dr..
q citing Paper. size sAj4 nches, per
dozen sheets 2!c
Inks. Muci!aqr. &c.
A full as o,trent OF S.4ford's. Car.
er's and "a. ds's Copying INKS below
resula, price.
Davids's Gel brated Combination
Copying MI and Writ n Fluid
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Tint bottles, l0c.; quart bottles. 32c.