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New-York tribune., 1901-01-02
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n and Scotland have been the most
notable contributors 70 this gathering OF
Linens. The Wanamakcr Stores being
the largest distributors of their product
they enter into this novemcat with as
much enthusiasm as our own people, and
send pure and beautiful linens at prices
far below those they could afford 10 the
regular way. Unusual offerings have
comethis ycar-.wo noteworthy groups
of Dinner Cloths and Napkins are worthy
Of especial msntion. Then there are
stirring offerings of splendid Table
Linens by the yard. as well as Towels
away below their value.
Every thread linen in every piece at
every pricc--xc-pting only the Turkish
Towels which are clearly designated as
all cotton.
Table Cloths
Bleached linen table cloths, from one os tie best
Irish manufacturers.
2 yd. square were S5. now S225; I'd long,
were 81 so, now SS. IS; 2H yd- square, were
S5.25, now S3.75; 21zxSI yds., were 81. Is,
now SS.25; 2x2I yds., were S375, now S275;
2xS1z yds., were sS.25, now S5.75; 21lx3 yds.,
were So. IS, now .sOi 214x4 yds., were sS.2s,
now SO.
Breakfast napkins to match, q in. square. were
$3.50, now So. so; dinner napkins to match, 20
in square, were S6.75, now $3.50
These from one of the best Scotch makers. Cloths;
yds. square, worth S4, now S3; 2x2Z yds.,
worth S., now s.. IS; 2xS yds., worth So now
$3.50; napkins, 2s in, worth $3.50, now $500
Table Linen BY the Yard
61c yd, was oSc-Snow-shite table linen, Irish,
81 in. wide.
zoe yd, was Soc-Snow-white table linen, Irish,
SOC I'd. was e5c-Snow-whiie table linen, Scotch.
~ in. wide.
9oc yd, was Sl.25-Snov-white table linen, Fl-n-
ish, oS in. wide.
Napkins
Sl.SO dozsn, worth 81. so-Bleached Scotch
daEnasS, 20 in. square.
Sl.90 dozen, reduced from S2.25 - (rrlss
bleachcd, German, % in. square.
81 dozen, reduced from 81. S5-Bleached Irish
damask, % in. square.
S2~2s dozen, reduced from s. .S0-Bleaehei
Scotch damask, "a in. square.
So. SO dozen, reduced from SS-Bl cached Irish
damask, "a in square
Towels
l5c each-H-mm.i huckahacx towels, I3xSo IN;
fully worth 20c.
25c each-Frinsei cold Bl-ach" huc<aback
towels, 2Ox39 in.; towels, h-mulsi, at
price.
border; h-nstitchei ends; all white; 27S43 in.
Regularly ST each.
Bath Towels-Au cotton
lOc each-Blezched Turkish towels, 19x42 in.;
regularly l2Hc.
15c each-Bleached or cream Turkish towels; red
borders, some all white. fringei, some
hemmei; all worth 20c each.
25c elch-Snow-whi,e bath towels; extra heavys
double warp; two-ply yarn; the best 2Sc towel
we have ever shown.
TowelingS-
l5c yd-Bleaehei plain erasni one Of the best
makes in the market; IS in. widei our regular
lie kind.
Bed Linen
So par-Hemstiich-d linen sheets; 72x90 in
regularly $3.50
$3.50 pair-Hem5ttch-i linen sheets; 90x9+ in
regularly $3.50.
9Oc pair-H-mstitch-i linen pillow cases; Tx
SO in. fully worth ST..
New-York tribune., 1901-01-02

Get Your Facts Straight.
See The Tribune Almanac, 1901.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-02
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MUSLIN UNDERWEAR

New cmbrOldcrleS are used, new styles OF
!, carefully made and comfortable. applies
:, that is more varied and handsome than
PetticOats-
3sc-of muslin; trimmed with camsric ru'H,;
splsts above.
50c-Of muslin; three styles: with deep umbrella
ruffle and plaits; with UMBRELLA ruffi,, plain hem
and small plats; with umbrella ru 81, trimmed
with torchon lace.
75c-Of heavy muslin; with umbrella rufis of
cambric; deep hem, henstitchsi
Sl.50-Of cambric; 3 styles: With umbrella ruff
fles plated and hemstitched; or trimmed with
torchon lace.
Sl.75-Of cambria; styles: With umbrella rufHe
trimmed with the newest embroidery; or with
torchon lace and insertion.
Drawers
loc-of muslin; deep hem and plaits; not more
than TO buyer.
lSc-Of muslin camhric; with hem and hne
plaits; not more than 3 OF there to buyer.
25c-Of muslin; 3 styles: Trimmed with UNI
brella ruffe of cambrc with hem and plaits above;
or with deep hem and h-ms.itching. Also plain
drawers with wide hem and hcnstitching and
paits above.
Sl-Of cambric or nainsoos: STYLES; beautifully
trimmed with torchon, Point de Paris, or Cluny
lace and dainty embroidery.
Children'S
Muslin Underwear
Drawers
or good muslin, full size, with hem and clusters of
plaitsi lOc for sizes to years; l5c for sizes
9, and 10 years; lSc for l2-year size.
OF good muslin, with embroidery ruffe and clusters
of plaiis; sizes 2 to i2 years, 25c.
Gowns
$500 muslin; square yoke of plsits; neck front
and sleeves finished with cambric rufle; 2 to IA
years
s0c-Of muslin; square neck; yoke of plzits in
cluster; neck and sleeves finished with hem
stitched ruffl.
PettiCOatS-
OF muslin; umbrella ruH1c of camhrc trimmed
with ruf1.; finished with deep hem and
cluster of plaits; 35c for sizes to 8 years; 45c
for sizes 10 to 10 years.
4Sc-Of muslin; umbrella rutae, trimmed with
embroidery ruhl-; sizes Q to Ia years
New-York tribune., 1901-01-02
Short PetticOatS-

25c-Of muslin; cambric rutf-; paits above.
35c-Of cambric; deep umbrella ruhae of lawn,
plated and hemstitched
S5c-of cambria, 3 styles: With umbrella rutle of
lawn, trimmed with dainty embroidery; with
hemsitchcd plaits, or with torchon lace and in
sertion.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-02

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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-10

wichita. Kas.. Sept 9.-The Dowie-
ito missionaries first patient in wichits
Is dead. and as result there Il greai
Indignation among the neighbors oi
William Jones. whose iS-year-old son II
the victim. The boy contracted typhoid
fever. and his parents. who had become
disciples ot Dowieism. called in the 10
cal missionaries. Mr.. and Mrs. ID. A
Reed. The latter advised them not 10
call in a doctor. since they could cure
the child by means Of their prayers.
Accordingly they prayed. and prayed
hard. The boy gradually became worse
aud finally died. The Dowieites claim
the lad had no faith. and consequently
could not b. benefited by prayer The
neighbors blame the parents. since they
say that the child's life might have
been spared II a physician had beer
called at the proper time. The matter
will likely be taken up by the police de-
parfment and an investigation made.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-10
CZ0LGOSC NOT ALONE
II Is Firmly Believed Others Con.
cerned in His Crime.
A SERIES OF CRIMES,
Seine Connect Emma Goldman With the
Conspiracy and the Murder Of -
the President Only the De.
ginning of the Plots.

Buffalo. Sept. 0--That there was a
conspiracy in which many besides Czol
{ gosc were concerned and which had the
destruction of President Mckinley as
its purpose. is the firm conviction Of all
the members Of the cabinet and of the
Buffalo police. An agent Of the United
States secret service said that the theo-
~ Is held that Emma Goldman. the an
archist. was the prime mover in this
plot. which may have contemplated a
series Of crimes. Of which the murder
Of the president was only the beginning.
Emma Goldman was In Buffalo las,
Monday. She was here under an as.
surned name. What the object of her
visit was has not been learned. but pre-.
sumably IL was in connection with the
crime that followed four days later.
The police all over the United States
are now searching for Emma Goldman.
who seems to have disappeared utterly.
II can be stated on absolute authority
that this woman teacher Of anarchy
will be expelled II ercuse Of law can be
found for such an act. Moreover. she
will not 20 alone. Holding 10 the the
ory that the anarchists oonspired against
the constitution. authority and govern.
meut Of the United States and planned
tho assassination Of President McKin-
ley. the members Of the cabinet will
urge that strenuous efforts be made 20
eradicate them. Secretary Root Is par.
ticularly earnest 10 urging this.
Few believe that Czolgoso was alone
in the crime. or that he has been any.
thing more than mere instrument un-
der the control Of the real conspirators
That other and important arrest are
contemplated in the near future. 10
known TO be fact
Czolgosc has made no additional ad-
missions 10 the police officials and moth.
ing they have learned has dded toward
a solution Of the criminal side Of the
case. He It'll insists that he alone con
ceived, planned and carried out the
crime and that he alone must answer
for t.
He admits he attended meetings AZ
which Emma Goldman spoke and where
he and his fellow anarchists discu ssed
their propaganda Of murder, but stoadi.
ly denies that any Of them had part
in his plans. He says he did not di
vulge 20 them any feature Of his scheme
10 kill the president.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-10
More Anarchists Pral.. csolso.e.

McKeesport. Pa, Sept. 1.-Two hun
dred Italian anarchists celebrated Prosi.
dent McKinley's attempted Assassina.
tion Sunday at Guffey Hollow. a min.
ing hamlet across the river from Buena
Vista. Beer, whisky, speeches, songs
and praise for Czolgosc were the order
of the day. This is one Of the largest
anarchist groups in the country. IL was
started and led for years by Garcia
CiamesvillA, who now lives az Spring.
valley. Ills and edits The FirebrAnd.
the anarchist organ Of Chicago When
Bresci qssassinated King Humbert he
declared that Mckinley would bs the
next victim Of tho anarchist plots.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-10
Sever. storm on Lab. Huron.

Port Huron. Mich. Sept. 9.--Ths
worst disasters ever on Lake Huron are
piled mp on shore hers. Many thousand
dollars worth Of vessels aud property
were wrecked and the chance for get
ting them OFF are slim unless many
thousands Of dollars are expended IN
dredging. Strange To say in connection
with this great calamity there Is no los
Of life. The life saving crew took on
81 people and the others were beyond
danger. The storm ragged "a hours.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-10
Frustrated by a chariv.ri.

Abilene. KAs.. Sept S.-Startled by
charivari just after her wedding cere
mony Thursday evening. Mrs. William
Bailey still lies unconscious at hei
fathers home. 10 miles north Of town
The ringing Of a number Of COW bells
and blowing Of horns so startled hei
that she tainted. and has since lain in .
semi-stupor. She has grown worse ana
the physicians fear that her illness will
end fnfAllv
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-10
...-m. uslam.n W.. .. -

Sc. Louis. Sept. s-Emma Goldman.
the anarchist lecturer and author. who
wrote the book that Csolgosc says in.
spired him to atternp, the assassination
Of President Mckinley. arrived in Sc.
Louis Thursday night. She was in the
city all Friday. the day the president
was shot. The police believe she de-
parted the same evening for Chicago or
Buffalo. Whether she left the city or
not. the police and the federal officers
are making every effort to apprehend
her.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-10

London. Sept. .. The Times prints
dispatch from Toxic stating that there
will be no official reception of the spec
ial mission sent by China 20 apologize
for the murder Of Sugi Yama. the chan.
cellor Of tina legation at Pekin. until II
Is presented by the Chinese minister q
japan. No complications are feared. a,
the japanese ceremonial only will b,
required.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-10
WATCHING ANARCHISTS.
Move Made In New York City TO STOP
Holding of Meetings.

New York. Sept. s.-Haunts Of an.
archists in this city were deserted sun.
day, according TO the police. Special
detectives have been on the watch every.
where members OF the hand are known
20 have collected in the past.
Instructions have been issued TO the
owners Of halls not 20 rent them 10 an.
srchists. Same conditions ruled in Pa.
terson where no big meetings were held
a. is customary ON Sunday
Mayor Hiuohlitfee Of Paterson ha,
given notice that any saloonkeeper who
rents His hall for anarchists meetings
will have his license revoked Licenses
will be- refused to applicants known 70
be even friendly with tie followers of
the red flag.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-10
WITHOUT A QUORUM.
Neither House Had Enough Members ts
Transact Members.

Austin. Sept. 9.-Neither branch OF
the Legislature had a quorum this morn.
ing The house was shy II and the
senate 8. The house recessed until the
afternoon and the senate adjourned &c
tomorrow morning.
Resolutions condemning in unquali.
fed terms the assassination Of President
Mckinley will be offered as soon as 9
quorum 10 present. Legislators condemn
the act as dastardly. and very likely
steps g-ill be taken by the Legislature
peti' X the national congress 10 pass
he gel the Punishment OF all anArch
l. III. 20 United States.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-10

St louis, Sept. o-As the result Of
n three.cornered fight IN a saloon. which
eliminated IN a revolver fusillade. Aug.
Walsh was shot IN the head. but the
wound r. not serious He was shot by
Martin Coyne. Michael Dalton was also
mixed up in the fight Coyne and Dai
ton were arrested
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-10
suitan'. Cook. MutIny.

London. Sept 9-The Constantine.
pie correspondent Of The Times say,
that owing to the nonpayment Of sala.
ries. the kitchen staff OF tho Yildii
Kiosk muiinied last week The sultan
ordered the payment Of wages. but al
the same time had several cooks impris
oued
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-10

Fort Worth. Tex. Sept. 9.-survsy.
Ing began for one Of the new packing
houses. Four Representatives Of the Ar
mour aud Swift houses are here taking
preliminary steps.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-10

Constantinople. Sept 9-The Amer
ican legation learns that Miss Stone
the missionary who was abducted last
week by brigands in the vilayet Of So
lonica, Is still a prisoner in the hand OF
her oaptors. IL has not yet been stated
what ransom Is demanded for her re
lease
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-10

Manila. Sept. 9.-The insurgcnt lead.
er, Angeles. has surrendered In Cana.
rines with 10 officers and t2 men. and a
number Of rifles and quantity Of am.
munition. Numbers Of other small sur.
renders occur daily.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-10
Conferred with Chicago AnarchIs,.

Chicago. Sept. Eff any further
proof was needed that Leon Czolgoso
was the guest Of Chicago anarchists
shortly before he went 20 Buffalo on
his murderous mission against Pre~i-
dent Mckinley, It was supplied Sunday
by three Of the prisoners In the Oentai
police station here. They identified a
photograph Of the murderous red" as
a picture OF a man whom thDy saw at
the home Of Abraham Isaak. SIS Car
roll avenue. pot longer than July l2.
Eleven men and women. avowed an
archists, are under arrest here ON the
charges Of 'nspiracy TO commit mur.
der aud others will be arrested.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-10

Fort Worth. Tex. Sept 9.-Froderick
MennashA, aged %. died Sunday from
poisoning He was found dead at hi,
fathers home on Gay street He wa,
despoldent over a love affair. He is said
70 have been engaged % ayonng woman
who went 20 New Orleans last week.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-10

Buffalo, Sept. 9-The police believe
they have discovered conspiracy -
take the life OF Czolgosc He has been
removed TO a dungeon in the basement
many feet below the surface Of th,
earth
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-10

Vancouver. B. O.. Sept 9,-steaun--
Tartar brings news Of disastrous fir,
In Foo Chow, China, with loss Of ti.-
100000. Many coolies who resorted &c
loot during the Ere were shot down by
the police
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-10
DIR. Won Miguel Dead.

Frankfort-on-the-M Main. Sept DIR
Johannes won MIGUEL. former Prussi4n
minister Of finance. was found dead 10
bed here. Apoplexy is believed to have
been the cause Of his death. He wa,
born Feb. 2i, 1929
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-10
JUST RECEIVED

a new line Of Window Shades; prices run from
zoe each up. : Call and see them.
The Greenville times., 1901-03-02
Railroad Companies
to Charge Storage.
A Rate Of One Cent Per Hundred
Pounds For Every DAY
After Notification.

After March 'he lst the railroad
companies will charge storage "n all
goods left In the depot over AZ hours.
This agreement has been entered into
by all the southern roads and viii he en-
forced. Below we print the nrtice as
sent out and the rates to-be charged.
'All package freight not removed by
owners from the custody of tie rail-
way within forty-eight hours not in
cluding Sundays or legal holidays com
puted from 10 o'clock a. m. of the day
following the date of legal notice OF ar
rival, shall thereafter be subject TO "a
charge for storage each day or fraction
OF a day that such consignments may
remain in custody of the railway com
pany, OF lc per loo pounds pr day,
with minimum charges OF five cents for
any one package or lot for one consig-
nee, but not more than one dollar per
day for any one consig- not in
excess of car load. F"
The Greenville times., 1901-03-02

faloo BIZ combination, and reports say
he is the leading man with the combi-
nation.
Charles Moore, the druggist. is now
making. an easy living from his vege-
table, Moore's Improved Ponde Rose
tomato. He planted one acre the last
year and realized $3,s54 from 1t, some
of the fruit weighing 81 pounds.
One of the special features Of the fair
was the ginning of the cotton, weaving
Of he cloth and making of 20 suits OF
clothes all in one hour, and worn by
Sommer's Concert Brass Band. who
discoursed the fine music every day
Morris Rosenstock raised 300 mules
last season and last year his income 10
something enormous from the "long
long cared fruit"
The Greenville times., 1901-03-02
NIGHT WAS HER TERROR.

Il would cough nearly all
night long," writes Mrs. Chas.
Applegate, Of AIexendria, Ind,
''and could hvrslly get any sleep.
| had the consumption 50 had
that if | walked block | would
cough frightfuIly and spit blood,
but, when all other medicines
tailed, three 81 90 bottles of
DR.. Kings New Discovery wholly
cured me and / gaine'i So pounds. !"
It's absolutely guaranteed to cure
Colds, Coughs, LaGrippe, Bron-
chitis and all throat and lung
troubles. Price 5oc and 81. 90
Trial bottles free at Finlay's drug
store.
The Greenville times., 1901-03-02

How Men Are Ruined.
Prosperity has ruined more men
than poverty.-Chicago Daily News.
The Greenville times., 1901-03-02
STRIKES A RICH FIND.

81 was troubled for several
years with chronic indigestion and
nervous debility writes F. j
Green, of Lancaster, N. H., "No
remedy helped me until | began
using Electric Bitters, which did
me more good than all the medi-
cines | ever used They have also
kept my wife in excellent health
for years. She says Electric Bit
tiers are just splendid for Female
troubles: that they are u grand
tonic and invigirator for weak,
run down women. No other
medicine can take its place in our
family" Try them. Only soc
Satisfaction guaranteed by Fin
lays drug store.
The Greenville times., 1901-03-02
! Forty Years Hence.

Several ladies' and gentlemen took
the ariel tram for New Orleans this
week to attend Mardi Gras. Mr.. and
Mrs. Greenley, who have never missed
Mards Gras, accompanied the party.
The state fair, which came off here
this week, was grand success. Pres
ident Joshua Skinner deserves much
praise for the manner in which every
thing was carried out. The streets Of
antiquity, which contained repro
duction of the Southern depot, the ho-
tells, churches and other buildings of
the city 4Oyears ago, cause many peo-
pie to look on with astOnishment and
smiles. Many of our old citizens say
they would have felt really at home on
these streets had they been muddy.
The Schlessinger Brothers, who had
charge Of the show streets of the fair.
were highly complimented on the at
fractions presented. Among them
were Beno, who was buried alive here
40 years ago, and is still breathing and
speaking; Uno, the snake man, little
aged, but still eating them alive; Will
liam Jennings Bryan. the next candi-
date for president ON platform OF | to
i6; Mrs. Nations little hatchet; Teddy
Roosevelt. the lion killer, and many
other strange and curious freaks.
The living megaphone, r. W. Til
ford had a somewhat aged voice, but 1t
brought crOwdsof visitors to the streets.
The sewerage system is now a sue
cess.
The rights of the fire company have
at last been recognized, and the new
company line up as fire fighters.
In order to collect amounts due from
delinquent subscribers The Times will
give to all who will pay up before
April / a house and lot. This is only
done to keep your name on our list.
Gen. Scott, the Oldest resident of our
CIuy3 oO1C lAFOuVOT VI PT1VdI6 SNJChI
still continues to be the boss gardener
of the place, and was mingling with his
many friends yesterday at Rorticult-
ural Hall telling them how to raise
fine vegetables.
George Wheatley, proprietor of
Plum Ridge Jersey Farm, took first
prize at the state fair on his herd of
Jerseys, also first prize on single COW
milk butter test. His famous COW, Vio-
la, 1926 pounds, gave 43 pounds of but
ser in one week.
J. H. Robb has just returned from
St. Louis, where he took several prizes
on his Plymouth Rocks. He sold one
pen of his tar-famed chickens for $15o,
and contracted for the sale of 300 set
tings of eggs at $lo per setting of l3.
Jim Smythe, known in his boy
days as Indian Jim, is now with Buf-
The Greenville times., 1901-03-02

On account OF the Presidential inau-
guration ceremonies at Washington,
D. c.. March 4th. 1901, the Southern
Railway will sell tickets from all points
ON its lines to Washington, D.. G. and
return at rate of one fare for the round
trip Tickets will be sold March l, 2,
3, 1901, with final lin to return until
March 9th, 1901. For further infor-
nation call on Southern Railway tick
ct agent.
The Greenville times., 1901-03-02
His Time Limit,

Senator Beveridge tells good story
on an Indiana lawyer who was some
thing of a wag. Leaving his Office one
afternoon, this man stopped in res
taurant and took a drink of whisky.
On the car he met prohibition friend.
81 have quit drinking and feel splen-
did," remarked the lawyer.
''Quit drinking?" queried the pro-
hibitionist. scenting the liquor on the
lawyers breath. "How long since2"
The lawyer took out his watch and
looked at it. "Three minutes ago." he
replied.-Washington Post,
The Greenville times., 1901-03-02

is under not merely to be hunter,
but to be the best hunter that he
can. Apart from physical disability
he must be a hunter or else he is not
a man and has no chance of securing
a wife
The Greenville times., 1901-03-02

Mr.. Lee Hexter. of Cleveland. Ohio,
but formerly of this city was the guest
of his many friends here last week.
The Greenville times., 1901-03-02
An Mxpfaastlon.

Ikey-Fader, rot means "rapacity."
His Father-Oht dot is q word vot
some folks use to relief dere veelings
ven dey CANT get dere money back
Puck.