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Alaska forum., 1901-07-18

EDITORIAL.
 The conviction of O'Brien i'll Dawson for the murders committed on Christmas Day, '99, is due to the tire]ess energy of the N. w. M. P. In ferreting out the entile chain of circumstances and the manner, to the most minute details, i'll which these men were done to death. Tine quick and speedy trial is a credit to the judiciary; the address of Prosecutor Wl1e to the jury was Ill lsterpiece cold, pltiless exposition of the evidence produc ed, put to the jury ill most con vincing manner.
 The libel case of Chief of Police Meredith against Editor Clayson was brought to a sudden close by the killing of Meredith by John Considine, one of the principal witnesses for Clayson. Meredith was shot and instantly killed in front of Guys drugstore ill Seattle, after an intellectual attempt to empty the contents of a saWedof shot gun into Considine.
 Vancouver, B. C., merchants are subscribing to fund to be disburs- ell in paying the miners the differ ence ill gold charges between Seat tie and that point. Five thousand dollars was needed to make mp the deficit on a ST. soc, 1000 shil meut.
Alaska forum., 1901-07-18
Personal Mention,

A rumor Is current that Judge WiCkersham has been transferred to the Nome district.
 MT. and Mrs. l.. Cheq 1in will stay ill Rampant the coming winler. MT. Chcquin will work on 4 Little Minook.
 P. M. Mullen, of Nebraska, was appointed register of the law office at Rampant by the President June 24.
 Judge Post h~,s been succeeded as district attorney for the district bv a son of the late Justice Har Ian. Judge Harlan is now i'll Daw. son. His wife accompanies him. Yukon Order Of Pioneers meets every first Saturday in each month. Miners Mutual Protective Association meets every alternate "Wednesday uight. The Masonic Association of Rampant meets every and. and 4th. Saturday.
  I. .LINDLEY CIR ZEN,
 ATTORNEY AT LAW. \
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SfEKING CARS FAVOR
SPECIAL MISSION FROM TIBET
TO ST. PETERSBURG
Regarded rs Another Step in IN.
teuSiono ot Russian lnhuenee
in lndo.ChinSSc.

,CaggssvoGjvHce ~ Associated Puessl
ST PETERSBURG, July "A burial
aom rgunsh1iNllia, named Akohlram-
D., Alc,wan Dorshicf. who has gained
che tAyor ol IA, Dalai Lama " Tibet
came u Lv,j.a las; Nc;Oher ana WAS
.ac Nal Wv yhe Emperor
n, returned @, T.be, AMI suc,ccdcd
10 rsr~utjUE the Dalai Lama 20 Scui
q special mission 80 $. Petersburg 20
ap.g friendly relations with this coun.
ry. r0., mission has arrived under ths
guidance ot porsbIcr and has been re-.
,..yet pv Couu, L0msjoyn. l, con
ss;s u four persons, one OF whom Is The
puN LAml's second secretary
|. brings an autograph letter lrom the
rsscu, q Tibet 10 the czar, The Rus
SIAN newspapers attach much import
a0ts ,a .h.s Journey /, marks another
sep ,0 ,he extension " Russaa iunu-
enc .HNaris ,Ae lnl'-Chnese possess, 1ns
u France.
TIE Russians regard ,he establishment
" 4 chain u communications across ;ue
rear os .hs Indian Empire ana he pei
wIut-, Isolation W India trnm the
Nlugtsa Kuag valley ~ practically as
sursI The NDyo' Nrsymae regards
.a. sending II this mission rs proof ,Ad.
Che grrwess ~ RusSa In MnchWlu
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sHERIFF's SALE

Nuaucc II herby given that VIII, on
Monty. The "a day II September 1901
at the hour of 10 o'clock In the fornoon
" said day At and In front of the court
house door, In the rity u Astoria, IN
CIatsop county. safe Of oregon, offer
for sale and sell, at publice auction 10
the highest bidder for cash In hand at
the time Of sale all and singular the
real estate and property heretofore bid
In for taxes by said ClatsOp county, the
said City Of Astoria ana School Dis
trlct Nos. one Ond six of said county,
or either Of them and which they or
either Of them have acquired title by
Virtue Of any such sale.
Said sale ls fixed for said date pursu-
ant 10 an order heretofore made by the
County Court OF said county, as the
lists Of such property could not be pre-
pared by the first MOndy after July
I, 1901. THOS. LlNVILLE,
Sheriff OF said County.
Dated. July II, 1901.
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..s r..'. Tibet aul .nara 9 DO
.l.. .- active oJmmun.-
... maintained before rrga, 'n
" -.a where another Dalai Lama
..... .-.a. aaI Tibet
I ~uH .h.uk. s, only natural
T.. -aou,I seek IN Russia q
protector against the greed OF Eng
.aE" w outlying territories of China
.4lI uru thdr faces toward the
".u..- czlr.' 4 good part of this anA
muaa more Of the same sort In other
papers is no l0ubt written for the Tibet
aa visitors
I. j.. reported Prince Ferdinand, OF
Bulgaria, the Bulgarian minister resi-
dent and tn. president Of the Sobranje
viii come 70 St. Petersburg in The au-
tumr % present the emperor with
bronze medal u the monument Of me
Emperor Alexander H., which was re-
Gently unveiled at Sofia.
The Russian press as whole has re-
Gently displayed much more moderation
and beneyOlence in It's treatment Of the
Finnish question than at any time sIhce
certain elements Of Russia conjured Up
rhe sDecter Of Finnish separatism. IL
is no secret that the views Of The nlgh-
est circles in Russia have undergone
a change ln regard to Finland. The
council Of the empire not long ago de-
teated the project of Russanizing the
Finnish army which was, as VIII be
remembered, the occasion for the whole
hubbub.
It was noted as significant about the
same time that the "Grajdanln" YVES
pardoned all lis ofenses against the
pregs law soon after It published a
warm and sympathetic article defending
the Finns from charges Of disloyalty'
While there is nc reason 10 believe there
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StlERIFrs SALE

py virtue " au execution AMI order
NJ sale issued cut ~ the circuit Court
ot The state ot Oregon, f'r he County
~ Clatsop. op thc 10Th jay ot June,
1901. upuu a julgmcu; rendered hgryln
en- the lS;h lay W March. lN9S IN IA
vor q! ]. T. Ross, J 4 llgg'ns. II
(. ThNmosru and r. - Ferguson,
partners DOING buSiuCR, under thc nrm
name " Ross, Higgins 4 Go, pain
tins and aga,Ns, S.lls a. smith. de-
teudan, tor the sum ~ $}6oAS ani
costs " said action taxed a, 5000 and
which said Judgment draws ntercs;
from date AZ the rate " n percent per
anuum until paid. and upon which
there was realised upon execution and
order " sale issued Ncr.ou and cred,
itcl Aercon March T. 1901, The sum u
SS9.GO lrayiug balance due on said
March I. 1901 ot $4,000 with interest
thereon from sail date uNUl paid a. 10
per cent per lunum, and The costs ~
and upon this wri, commanding ana
requiring me o. levy upon the property
~ the above named defendant o. salts
" the balance W said judgment IN,
teres.. costs and All accruIng costs. l
dli ON ,hc 18Th day " June. 1901, du'y
levy upon the following l.sc- bed real
property to-wlU
Al that portion ~ the S2lrmon smith
Donation Land Claim situated IN the
County x C'RsNp. S'J'e < oregon.
described as follows. to-w1t
Beglnu ng al JAr southeast corner "
he '1wn ~ li,eNi.i according 70 the
map and p'a; thereof recorded IN the
office ~ ,ht County CLERK ot 'lNsop
County. and "a laid ou' lni recorded
by Slls b Smith and h VIE 'h'nce
In a westerly direction following the
south line ~ sad .awn Go the
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-07-21
THINKS THE POOR
ARE INCREASING
Japanese Student Talks on So
cial Problems.
REMEDY NOT YET FOUND
Would Like TO See united States Put So
eislistie Remedy lnio Effect for
Tnal-Nalters 10 the
Far East.

NEW YORK, July 2o.-Baron HiSlya
Iwaski, who Is said TO b one of the
weal;hiest If the Mikado's subjec's, viii
sail for England from this Tor; o. day
with two Of his brothers aai three c,hrr
fellow coun;rymsn On the steamship
Umbria. IN discds,'lS The condition q
Japan ne said that n h : na;irt lard
the rich were growing richer and the
poor growing poorer.
Baron Iwaski is a graduate Il Penn
sylyana University of the class Of ST.
bu; for The past ten years has been liv-
ing in Toxic He has ius, Srrivel in
New York after A ;s.o aSr1ss ne con-
tinent from Seatle. With him are To-
shiya Iwasaki, his cousin hiieva and
Yasuya Iwasaki, his brothers, aai Jun
ssrtru Hayo and TatsIzJ Scne.
He carries the her,ie.ary ti;le Of
-danshatku," or "bsroH' to which be
succeeded not long agl aad besides h,-
inS very wealthy is a student Of indus
tral and social questions.
Have you any polr in JgDan?' he
was asked.
We have" he answered, and they
are continually incre lsi1g in numbers.
The rich are growing richer and the
poor poorer although the change is
gradual 1t is due 10 the introduction
Of the new industrial system
The baron said he was glad TO see the
new system introduced. but he did not
ike the accompanying disparity between
the rich and poor. When asked If any
body had hit on a remedy he, said:
That will have 10 De found by the
political economists, won; it?' then h
aided with a smile:
DO you think you have solved the
problem here? Perhaps the only real
remedy is socialistc. We shall bz glad
to see you put one into effect and then
We may follow your example"
How do your fellow coun,rymen re-
gard the Chinese s.,uat.oa?' he was
asked
Do they think now ;ha, ,here is
any danger Of their having TO hga- Rus
sia?"
Why. the trouble over Manchur.a has
all been settled. Of course" he sa!i.
Under present c1nsid-ns there IS no
probability Of our going u war. W. ID
r1, desire the dismembsrmen, N China
VIVA. We do want is the open door Jus.
VIVA, you want
Japan has a great deal at stake ia
this matter Should China be d-viei
w- might find much OF her cas-, .H
possession Of Russia and then our f-s.
commercial ntercouse wl.h China
might be stopped. No one can tell ws1.
w- might have 10 do TO protect 71'
rights VIVA, W. desire, Of COURSE Is
u=ace'
HOW dos Japan regard rae 7..l-
78rey by the United States at -ae PA
iru.ns-2"
We 90 10, caaee-a ourselves mu.1
ab uc ,ha. Since the United STATE.
took possession our Ph.EPp.1e "a la Ia.
slightly increased. We sell m1r= .t ou
coal there. Th7 An-r.c-n war-a.rs ua
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north boundary ~ .hs cram
tract ~ .aaI 10 sad Donation
Larl Claim n.w owned by ..uis
K.rrlln. theme. east '9 th. u1rh
boundary Ian 0f hat certain Tl.. of
land 100 aa.d BONA '. LIMA Claim OWN
"a By ihe Astoria and Columbia River
Railroad Company thence easteriy
along the said north boundary line Ot
SAID tract ~ ANA owned by said As
toria ana Columbia RIVER railroad
Company 20 an Intersection with the
east boundary line u sail town NJ
Idlewlld II projected, thence nor,herIy
on said projecting line TO the place Of
beginning
Also all Of blocks numbered /, 2, g.,
T. 6, Z, 3, 9, 10. II, y, "A. Is, q, %, 23
a. 25, 2G, q, 2s and all of block l3,
excepting lots 9 and 10, and all of
block five excepting lot one. all In the
town Of Idlewld, in Clatsop County.
State Of Oregon, az laid out and record
ed bv Silas B. Smith and his wife.
according to the map and plat here
OF on record In the office Of the County
Clerk OF Clatsop County, oregon.
Also all that portion Of the Solomon
Smith Donation Land Claim situated
in the County Of ClatsOp, In the State
Of Oregon, and lying west OF the west
boundary line Of the said town OF
Idlewild, aforesaid, excepting a certain
tract Of land owned by Phe Flavel Ho-
tel Company containing 13 acres. as
per deed recorded In Volume "38, page
1872, Records Of Deeds for Clatsop Coun-
ty, and a certain tract Of land owned
by 7ald Flavel Hotel Company as per
deed recorded In Volume 49," page 1876,
Records Of Deeds for Clatsop County.
Notice Is hereby given that will on
Monday, the 22d day OF July, 1901, at
the hour Of 10 O'clock In the forenoon
of said day, In front Of and at the
Court House door in the City Of As
toria, Cla.sop County, Oregon, sell at
public auction to the highest bidder fer
cash, the above described real property
20 satisfy said judgment, interests.
costs and all accruing costs.
THOS. LINVILLB,
Sheriff Of Clatsop County, Ore.
Astoria. Ore, June IS. 1901.
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NEW LIBERAL PARTY
LORD ROSERERN To START
NEW MOVEMENT
Former prSmier's Manifesto lg-
norcd By Mr., ASquith Lib
erOl Party'S OulN Hops.

NEW NuRN. Ju., 90 \ dispatch %
,ht Tribune rrm London SAYS
The general view among he Lh.wls
Is h,l Mi Asuu,,h has severed n,ms .r
politically and that ,Nt SITUATION rvr
mains as 10 was immediately atvg tho
Reform club meeting |, is noted a.
s,snIn,an, ina, Nit Aslu,,h deliberately
lguorI Lord ENsrberys manifesto
lt is rumorci ,ha, Lord HvscNrry 'n-
,rpls 90 conduct moyrm.n, .u the
country In supp,r, ot his on views.
which arr 90 constitute a Liberal iNr,>
on new and national bass ln'l
Rosthrry seems INCAPABLE ot making
himself understood although b. speak7
with nurncy and writes Wl,h lu'.l''>
Whenever hr .S,urs manifesto go The
political situation some authorised y'n'-
meunry upon 3, becomc- necessary
Ills speech q, the Cny Lny-h club wv
Il ds.gncd % rluylla,c the letter previously
SOM, bu, was !ncomp.,r AMI a 'h.rl
EXPLANATORY ao,c would to-. rr oa' .'
p,Acc
While he v}, leyar.as .ht. Dr. wou.1
plough hls own gurroNs Nj Nslu A.7
friends wert pull.ug .hcmsr'yts ,Hsy'Ar.
tor a melancholy feast Ab'u. loo' Lib
cr,l, atcnIN ,hc AsIuE1 lmaar n
... ..f.. 20 .... ,,,....rf. Cd. .f t.t.# a .
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MELLo Is PERSISTENT
Brazilian Admiral Accuse Pres len; O.,
FA.se Arrest.

NEW YORK. July M dispatch .'
the Herald fro Rio Be- Jan .r' says.
Admiral Meno on Wednesday sen; an
other memorial 20 the ,aam,A. ID. dep
uties ABUSING President Comqos SALES
Of false arres: ard imprisonment tn
president OF the chamber returned Che
documen; ani declared ,na; tn mtiie-
had been dismissed.
The minister Il tore.sn affairs IS
conferring with the United States ana
Peruvian ministers regarding .h- PAN
American congress
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FINAL ACCOUNT NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that | have
filed my final account in the estate OF
Fred Berman deceased, and the County
Court OF ClatsOp county State OF Ore
gon, has set Monday the 18th day Of
August, 1901, at the hour OF II o'clock
In the forenoon, for the hearing OF OBJ
iections II any there be to the same
July 10, 1901. ~
II. B. PARKER,
Administrator Of the Estate Of Fred
Berman, deceased.
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Rebate tickets on sale between Port
land, Sacramento aud San Francisco
Net rates fl7 FIRST class and lii second
class, including sleeper.
rates and tickets to Eastern peints
ana Europe Also Japan. China. Homo
lulu ana Australia Can be obtained
from j, u, kirkland, Ticket Agent. lSi
Third Street.
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YAMHILL DIVISION.
Passenger depot foot OF Jefferson a

Passenger depot foot OF Jefferson 81.
Leave for oswego daily at 7:aO, 'S:N
q m; 1880, 1855. 1925, Sis, Gas. S:O6,
1870 p. nn and Q a. m. on Sunday
only. Arrive AT Portland daily At 'O:SS,
6:SV. 1870 n. m: 1885. S.ib, l.30, S:2O,
1879. 1880 p. m; l2;N a. m. daily ex-
Gept Monday: $3.50 and 1905 q. N. on
Sundays only.
day, at $3.50 ,. m. Arrive AZ Portland
at $3.50 a. m.
Passenger train leaves Dallas for
Airlee Mondays. Wednesdayg ana FRI
days at 2:4b .. m. Returns Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays.
Except Sunday.
II. KoEHLER. Manager.
G. II. MARKHAM.
Gen. Frt. and Pass. AIT.
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and 9raud children Of those whose blood tainted
Nth this dreadful ady may this poison the blood for but
as the vital powers begin slight be mole
middle life to
The umbeing poison to break out ulcer often degeneng
causing the most intense suffering
dpondent another the
remedies shows OF healing The impurities that have
perhaps for cannot eliminated nor
saves washes and ~ The treatment
purify blood the cause when the ulcer heals
|'FN' SS.S. goes directly
Greenwood c. writes "a into the blood destroys
just under the s ~ ~ the the for
spreadng, and grey worse tspady nation Of Canrous
nesh as a. cells
Of Of impurities
leading
g. g. and By the time
the second bottle the oene began supported by the %
heanng whohave
less and finally ee1 tested and been
and not1ins EI .a q " S ~ stored 10 health.
owe my --' :" Begin in time, don't
until polluted and the system thoroughly saturated with the
medicine however caous the the disease
blood get out don't wait for external
~ We have prepared special book
Cancer free Our phycians ready BY their
ADVICE direction Write US fully and reeno
eSsfoS dcai advice THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA, GA
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Arrive

Depot. Fjilh and
Leave streets Arrive
Overland Express
Trains for Salem.
NoHeburE. Ash.
land Sacramento.
T.JO pm Ogden San Fran. I'9.l5 am
cisco. Mojave. Los
Angeles. III Pano.
$50 am New Orleans and 100 pm
the East
At Woodburn
daily except sun
day, morning
train connects with
train for Mt. An
GEL Sllycrton,
u ownHvllic,
Springfield. ana
Natron. and oven
Ink train for Mt
Angel and silver.
ton
II7;ao am Corvallis pa~cn- O5'5opm
ger
IlI.5O pm Sheridan pasa,n. lis ga m
ger
DAILY. Daily except Sunday,
Evening journal., 1901-04-05
REPUBLICANS
PLAN VICTORY
Appeal to Voters Sent Ont
by Joint Committee
Members Fix Saturday, May 4, As
The Day for The Registration
Of Voters

Plans for an aggressive city cam
paign are beng made by the Republic
can Joint Campaign Committee, and
in an appeal issued yesterday after
noon the committee asks fer ths united
support OF the voters, only by which
can the party be successful Following
Is copy Of the appeal
Dear SIR: 1ne election for mayor
lefty solicitor, tax receiver. president
land members OF City Council VIII be
held on Saturday, June l.. 1901. The
day for the revision Of registration and
REGISTRATION of voters will be Saturday
MAY 4 between the hours of IL in the
forenoon and o'clock p. m.
Every man who has changed his
lresidence since last November must
| have his name and residence transfer
lred, even though he resides in the same
district. A man may vote only from
the residence where he now lives. TO
facilitate the transfer of names from
the register of one district TO the reg
lister OF another district in case Of re-
m0val Of all kinds, at least one mem
her Of the Department of Elections
w,ll sit at the office of the Depart
lmont Of Elections, southeast corner OF
Seventh and Shiplly shree,s, every day
for two weeks beginning Tuesday
April 9, between the hours OF and 8
o'clock in the afternoon, and beginning
TUESDAY April %, between the
hours Of and o'clock in
the afternoon, and and s
lO'clOck in the evening, and they will
lalso at the same time make the trans
lfers in the books OF qualified voters al
primary elections.
For the purpose OF registration and
the revision Of registration the officers
iof election will sit in every election
district in the city on Saturday, May
IA. between the hours OF II a. m ans
q p. m.
Every man who registered prsviou!
to the last State election (held On No.
vember 6, 1900 but failed to vote
must be registered on May 4 If be de
sires to vote at city election Every
person who has become OF age since
last November may be registered OF
Saturday, May 4. Every man who has
moved here from some other part OF
the State prior to March !, may be reg.
istered. TO be transferred on May 4
the voter must go to the district wher,
he was registered and voted last No.
yember and obtain a certificate Of re
moval, take II to the polling place IL
the district where he now lives ant
have 1t there put upon the registration
books.
Much work will have to be done OF
Saturday May 4, the day set for the re-
vision Of registration. in a very shori
time Therefore all Republicans ought
Evening journal., 1901-04-05

to try to have themselves transferred
during the sitting of the Department of
Elections at their Office, southeast cor
ner Seventh and Shipley streats. during
the last three weeks in April.
If yOn desire any further infOrma-
ton call al the headquarters, Fifth and
Shipley streets, or at the East Side Re
publican Club, No. 904 King street,
any day after the above date between
the hours Of 8 a. m. and p. m.
Registration and revision Of regis
'tration, Saturday May 4. The cleo
tion will oe held on Saturday, June J..
REPUBLICAN JOINT CAMPAIGN
COMMITTEE.
Evening journal., 1901-04-05
From PElNSGROVE TO
ATLANTIC BY TROLLEY

c. c. Turner, Of Pennsgrove, n. j.,
was in this city to-day. He is inter-
este1 in a syndicate whose idea is to
build a trolley line from Pennsgrove to
Atlantic City. It is proposed to have a
series of ferries. from Gordon Heights
TO transfer passengers 10 Pennsgrove.
where they will take the trolley for At
lantic City.
Som Wilmington capitalists are said
to be interested and rumor has 1t that
they viii put 100000 each in ths ven
ture Albert l.. Johnson also is said
TO be interested.
Evening journal., 1901-04-05
ENGAGEMENT OF INTEREST
That of DR.. Kane TO Miss Williams
Announced

Announcement has been made of the
engagement of Miss Sarah X. Will
liams. daughter of Mr. and Mrs John
Wcrthington Williams, and Dr. j. A.
Bayard Kane DIR. Kane is a son OF
the late DR.. John X. Kane, Of VIII
mlngton. His mother was a Miss Bay
ard, a daughter OF Senator James A.
Bayard. and a sister of Senator Thomas
IF. Bayard Ike is a graduate of the
Imedica, department Of the University
Icf Pennsylvania, and has been living
this Winter at No. S2S South Seven
teenth street, Philadelphia. Miss VIII
liams is the sister Of Mrs. John X.
Mitchell She lives with her parents.
az No. 1852 Walnut street. Her mo-
ths' was a Miss Keyser, of Baltimore,
and her father is a member of an old
Philadelphia family.
Evening journal., 1901-04-05
Oar ChiIdren'S Department

Everything for the little ones. from
the little tot to the miss of IS. We
have so different styles in Infants Null
Caps and Hats. starting with a stylish,
pretty cap at 25c.. then 39c., SOC, G9c.,
Use, CSC, S1.25, Sl.50. Many styles at
the same prices.
Infants Long and Short White
Coats, Childs' Spring Weight Automo
bile and Refer Coats. Visit this de-
partment
Evening journal., 1901-04-05
PIaintir Gets Judgment

Wlll.9m IT. Robinson. John p. Dona-
hoe and George r. Townsend, referees,
sitting in Magistrate Sasse's Office this
morning gave plaintiff judgment to
the amount Of S36 in the suit of Ida
Henderson VS.. l.. o. Tyler, of Phila-
delphia.
Evening journal., 1901-04-05
Dress Goods and Silks.

A large Department on lst floor, 9TH st. side
Lovely Silk, Mohair. Lansdown and
Albatross Waists, a very large assort-
ment.
36 in. All-wool Cloth, 35c yard.
5i in. All-wool Broadcl5ih, G9c. yard.
ga in. All-wool HOmespun, 69c yard.
5l in All-wool Venetian, 69c. yard.
"a in. All-wOol Pebble Cheviot, in
black or colors, 95c. yard.
Lovely new goods, l2lsc., 15c., 25c.,
soc. yard.
25c.-Wash Silks, corded effect, in
many styles.
25c.-Foulard Silks, worth soc. yard
50c.-Black, White CT COlOred Taf-
feta Silks, worth 75c.
80 in. Silk Pongee, a new fabric zoe
yard.
/ Silk Striped Flannel for Waists 22c
yard worth Soc
Evening journal., 1901-04-05

j. wilkins Coosh. of Cooch's
Bridge, came to Wilmington to-day to
abtend the meeting Of the CoOch's
Bridge Battlefield Memorial Associa-
tion. which will be held this afternoon,
to award the contract for making the
memorial
Evening journal., 1901-04-05
presb,terIan Preparalorr serrIces

From April to y special preparatory
services win be held IN First Presbyterian
Church. Market street above Ninth. The
following pastors will ofliciate
The Revs William MacFarland, Edwin
W. Long Loyal Y. Graham and ID. A.
McWilliams.
Evening journal., 1901-04-05

1t is likely that the work of renovat-
ing the rooms c. the Young Mems
Democratic Club will be completed in a
few days. and that the formal reopen
ing will take place in about a week.
Evening journal., 1901-04-05
SAM'L Les S c
sAM'L LEES co.
Special Announcement for Saturday.
LEES CO..
Dept. StOres s. e. Cor Fifth and RHarkef Streets.

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everyone opportunity Lovely
Sunday We have without doubt the largest stock of Trimmed
Unimmed Hats be found anywhere Our styles upodate
and all saying hats the most lovely ons m
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