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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1901-12-14
NUMBER II

Bran and shorts at the chop mill.
We have jtsS one cider mill left.
1t is a bargain.
MCCAIN & OUrmAN.
We have heating stoves ,tltat are
guaranteed to suit.
MCCAIN & OurMAN.
Lamp ohlmneys No. I and at
5 cts. each at Waters Furniture
Store. atf
Ladies, have you seen the Globe
cabinet? Everything for thu kitchen
i'll small space.
A solid silver watch given free
with every steel range bought at.
McCann & Outman's.
Silk down photo cloth can be
toned to any color. You can get it
at Morton's Stationery Store.
We have the agency for Coles
latest improved hot hlaGi coal heat
srs. MCCANN x OUTMAN.
FoH sALE-A good buggy horse,
with light buggy and harness, In
quire at this office.
Prices on ladies hats cut it two.
Fifty per cent discount ON the en-
tire line. See window. Burgan-
Slough CO.
There is, nothing which any sci
entihc optician can do that DIR.
White wall not do for you and your
eyes. Examinations free.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1901-12-14

Moki Tea positively cures sick head
ache, indigestion and constipation. A
delightful herb drink. Removes all
eruption oil the skin, producing a per-
fael eanp sAlexinn. or money refunded. Zoe
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1901-12-14
OIL. MEAL FOR SALE.

Oh meal for sale i'll any quantity f,
having received a carload.
GEo. B.. WEBER,
off Uniontown, Wash.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-09-28
Dress Goods.

Big selling means big values. If our
prices for Dress Goods were not lower than
elsewhere our sales would not be so large.
Its such values as we offer below that hold
our friends and constantly increases their
ranks.
Double fold Cotton Warp ~fancies, regular
l5c qualities at l2!c.
33-inch Fancy Brocades in cardinals,
wines and navy, a DC value at l0c.
36-inch Granite Mixtures, at DC, regular
value would be Soc.
36-lnch all wool Black French Serge, an
especially cheap number at pc yard.
36lnch all Wool Serges and Henriettas
at 49c yard.
All wool TricOt Flannel at DC yd.
54-lnch heavy Melton Skirting for skirts
or jacket at 81 90 yd.
Large line Of plain Flannels, in all the
popular colors for waists, at pc yard.
tleeced back wrapper Flannels, in new
and nobby patterns at Sic. l0c, l2tc and
l5c.
54-inch Dress Flannels, in navy blue.
cardinal and black, a. SOC yard.
JO-iDch all wool. home spur Suiting. in
light, medium and dark grey at 50 c yard.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-09-28
Underwear for Men,
Women and Children.

How about your underwear supplies
Have you everything you need to carry you
through the cold season? If not, let us
suggest you get them the first time you
come over and not wait until the first cold
snap.
Ladies Jersey ribbed vests, fall weight
l5c.
$50 dozen Ladies fine Jersey ribbed vests
and pants, fleece lined, nicely finished,
come in both cream and grey, an extra
value at 2jc.
Ladies' all wool scarlet vests and pants
at 75c.
Ladies fine Australian Wool Vests and
pants at CSC.
Mems heavy grey Undershirts, not the
thin light weight, kind usually sold. but a
good garment for DC.
Mems fieeced Shirts and Drawers, heavy
weight and nicely finished at 3Sc a garment
or Zoe a suit. usually retailed at Sl.00 suit.
Mems extra wool feeced, silk trimmed
neck and front Shirts and drawers with
pearl buttons, come in tan, blue and
white or black and white striped which we
will sell at 49c a garment.
Mems nice quality ribbed balbriggan
Underwear, in cream or Salmon color, a
regular DOC garment goes for 49c.
Boys fleece lined Undershirts and
Drawers, at l9c, it is irregular DC garment.
Mems grey wool shirts and drawers at
69c, worth 75c.
Mems all wool scarlet Undershirts and
Drawers at 75c and CSC.
Mems fine all wool Cashmere Shirts and
Drawers at SOC, value ST. (.
Excellent values in Canton Flannel
Drawers at DC and 35c.
Infants white ribbed Vests l0c. We
also show a large line of finer goods in
Infants Vests at 2Oc, 25c, 80 ard 49c.
100 dozen Children's grey ribbed Vests
and pants, fleece lined and splendidly made
at from DC up, according to the size.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-09-28

Just a word about Furs and that is, if Won
Duy d 1ur collarette or scarf of anv kind
without seeing Il line you will make a
grand mistake. Below we quote a few of
the many values we are Offering in this line
Black Coney Collarettes, mercerized lin.
Electric Seal, Astrachan vol,e coll,r
S1.9S. e''e9'
Fine Electric Seal Collarettes. satin
lined $3.50. '"'in
Stone Marten Collarettes, satin lined
$50. '"''n hhed'
Coney Fur Scarf. at csc and 81. %.
Electric Seal and Sable Fur Scarfs. 81 os
stone Marten Fur Scarfs at s.. Is,
Ladies fine plush Capes from 81 az for
snort ones up to $3.50 for the best grade
az So'VO we show 3 special values in plush
APES IN both plain and crushed nlusb.
trimmed with Thibet fur and lined witb
hne mercerized lining.
Chlldren's Jackets from CSC I'm.
Ladies' q inch Jackets made of cas+or
Vehatlan cloth lined with rood onality
mercerlzed satteen, neatly II. mined with
taheta. The new military back with VOL
effect, 81 9s. :" YOKE
Ladies Jackets, - inches long. made NJ
soou qudlty hersey lined with mercerized
SdTteen' coiors black and castor at &. gs.
ot Iii 10 Nodts, - inches long, made
OF all wool Jersey, all silk lined and neatly
Trimmed with . rows of stitching. high
storm collar and cufTs~ sleeves, a verS chesm
coat at 81. 80. enedp
LaaleS Jackets, p inches long of hest
qudlty hersey trimmed with stran seams
anu YOKE effect in the back, lined with
Iest skinner satin. storm collar and cug
best $40 coat made, Oi"0NS' the
Ladies AZ inch Automobile, made of all
WOOL hersey, lined with satin Panne veivat
npPInqued iape! aud yoke back; colors, tan
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-09-28
Best Indigo Blue Calico, &c yard.

Best Indigo Blue Calico, &c yard.
Light shifting Calicoes, 3.c yard.
Standard Black and White Calico, &c vd.
AmOskeag Staple Check G~inghams, the
best goods made, &c yard, just what they
are worth wholesale low. 1000 yards of a
3l-inch Standard Percale, in dark STYLES
and also medium light patterns &c yard, as
cheap as calico and a great deal better
cloth.
Yard wide Unbleached Muslin, a regular
nickle value, at 4c yard.
Fine Sea Island Unbleached Muslin at DC.
Notice the quality of the yard-wide
Bleached Muslin we sell at &c.
LOO yards of a regular Il Bleached Cot
to goes out at &c yard.
Comfort CalicOes, the nickle quality, at
&c yard.
All the best Comfort Calicoes which re-
tail IN other stores at &: and Il we have
marked &c yard: a chance for you to get
your winter supply of comfort materials
very cheap.
Nice clean Cotton Bats that will unroll
nicely at DC. Ste and lOc.
Our special is a full pound bat and as
good as any l2tc bat sold. Our price on the
special is loo.
Wide heavy Cheviots at ) and tic.
The regular l0c qualities of CheviCts we
sell at &c yard.
Straw tickings at &c, tic, Sic and 1Oc.
The best quality of Featherproof Ticking
for ~ cents.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-09-28
Union Suits

20 dozen Ladies' Ribbed cream and gray
fleece lined Union Suits full size silk taped
neck. a special value at pc.
10 dozen Ladies' Oneita Union Suits made
OF nice Egyptian cotton in silver or balbrip-
gan color, nicely leeced, silk tapped neck
and pearl buttons at 49c.
Extra sizes in Union Suits for large ladies
at 50 and 75c suit.
Ladies' natural wool mixed Oneita Union
Suits, finely trimmed and finished at Csc.
Ladies' nicer quality natural wool Union
Sl.2j suit.
Ladies black wool Oneita Union Suits at
$1.25.
Misses Egyptian Union Suits, silk taped
neck and good weight, all sizes, % to a. at
DC suit, a regular 39c retailer.
Boys heavy fleece lined Union Suits at
49c, excellent values.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-09-28
Shoe Department..

The fact that we sell more shoes
any two exclusive shoe houses in Led
ton is pretty good evidence that our
are right.
Ladies' kid lace shoes at CSC.
Godman's genuine DongOla shoes ill
lace and button, all solid leather atl
are regular shoe store $50 shoes. AtV
we show you an extra good quality cl
kid shoes in all the styles.
Our line of fine shoes for ladies, ata
$3.50 and 800 are much better valle;t
exclusive shoe stores will offer you. u
can't afford to do business on the Z
margins we do.
Children's dongola button shoes, kid
spring heel, sizes 5 to 8, at SOC.
Children's and Misses all solid dong
lace shoes, spring heel, sizes 81 to lat
and 81. 90 pair.
Misses of same size, III to ), at SD
Mems heavy buckle shoes, gSt.
Mems satin calf lace shoes, SlW y
Remember we carry a big line OF
celebrated 'Geisecke" boots and shoe;
will save you a little money on them u
will let us.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-09-28
Oil Cloths,
Hugs and CARPETS.

"a lucky cash purchase on Oil Cloths and
LlneQieums puts us in a position r. anu anu
{on Deter values than any store in La.
Hoout 80 pieces in the lot and We >
square yard. uS DIT Zoc per
aSc Sm'li size best quality Moquette Rugs. At
al I a. &c SIZE best quality Moquette Rurs IN
- tnT newest patterns at 500. :"
and iV ths Granite Carpeting, new patterns
ana the best pc carpetmade patterns
yard. ingram carpets 40c
EAtra super cotton chain nh ,,.oo, an,
Ingram Carpet, at ISc. "' O'o' hlIed
at 6Oc yard. Il" WOOL Carpets
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-09-28
Hosiery Bargains.

For father. mother. son, daughter.
brother and sister at prices that cannot be
matched elsewhere for the same qualities.
We bought II much less that the usual sell
ing prices. We sell it to YOU the same way.
Ladies' fast black Cotton Hose. &c pair.
90 dozen Ladies'heavy seamless fast black
Hose, a regular l2ic retailer which we will
sell at l0c pair.
80 dozen Ladies fine imported Topsy black
hose, with high spliced heels and double
soles which We will sell 1T PIC pair.
~ dozen Misses heavy Xxi ribbed Topsy
fast black hose. sizes } to ", at lOc.
40 dozen extra heavy bicycle Hose. sizes
u to 10 at 2Oc pair: compare them with what
others ask DC for.
Extra values in Ladies fleece lined hose
at l0c, l5c and BIC
Misses and Boy fleece lined hose at lOc.
l5c and DC.
In Wooden Hosiery our line is complete
and we show equally a. good bargains as in
cotton.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-09-28
Blankets and FlanneIs

Now as always we undersell all competi-
tors. We've done it ever since we started
the little Racket Store eleven years ago
and we'll continue the same way.
100 pair full size l0-4 gray cotton blankets
at 39c pair.
lSj pair full size l0-4 cotton blankets.
heavier that the above and comes in tans,
whites or grays at 49c pair.
% pair 3 10. III cotton blankets, size 81 x
80 inches, at 75c pair.
90 pair 81 ID. la cotton blankets, size 81
K 80 inches, in white, gray or tan at CSC.
I'D. gray mixed wool blankets at $l.9S.
All wool blankets in 1 and ) ID. weights
from $3.50 to a. 8 a pair.
Regular ga horse blankets with straps
and buckles, weight 81 lbs. at 81 so.
Heavy wool lap robes at Sl.25.
10 pieces flannelettes in both light and
dark styles at DC yard.
10 pieces heavier weight flannelettes at
&c, regular Sic values.
~ pieces best quality hannelettes in both
light and dark styles at &c yard, the usual
l0c cloth.
10 pieces gray and brown Guinea ~fannels
good weight, Sic yard.
Checked shirting H%annels, strictly all
wool at DC yard.
White hannels, excellent values at l5c.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-09-28

IN THIS department we are showing some
of the very latest things that are shown IN
in the largest cities.
Ladies' black brocaded Dress Skirts. CSC
Ladies' fine black brocaded Skirts at
81 80 and 81 9S. ~
Ladies plain black fine Serge Dress
Skirts, an excellent value at 50. 98.
Special values in all wool black cloth
Dress Skirts. trimmed with 3 rows of satin
and tared bottom, at S3.4S.
Finer qualities in all wool Serges. Cheyiots
and Broadcloths, up to SO 90.
Our 500 and ~ ~ Rainy Dav Skirts are
special leaders and cannot be matched AT
near that price. 81
Special values in Underskirts, from SOC
up.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-09-28
Ladies' Underskirts

Made of mer-
cerized satteen
with deep flounce
and rume at SOC.
Finer mercer
lied ~satteen
X wide
hOunce trimmed
with q rows of
corded stitching
and ruflle 81 -.
In addition to
the old style draw
string band skirts
we carry a large
line of the Dudlex
Adjustable Yoke
Skirts. This yoke
makes these gar
ments adjustable
on both sides to
the fraction of au
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-09-28
Millinery Section

Do not forget that we have the best Mil
linery Department. in Lexington where we
furnish the latest styles in Millinery and do
not charge the regular millinery store
prices either. We sell millinery at the
same close margin of profit that we do
dry goods.
OUR FALL DISPLAY
is worthy of the most f~astidious. wnom we
can and will please in beauty and style, and
delight with the cost.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-09-28
Children's Clothing

At money saving prices. If we cant save
you money on children's clothing don't buy
from us.
Boys , pieces double breasted school suits
ages to ID years CSC.
BOYS blue and brown mixed Cashmere
school suits ages : to II years at 81. 80.
BOYS brown mixed kersey double breasted
suits to - years at 81 90
Children's } piece vest suits ages 1 to 8
years at CSC. 81 ~ and sl.7j.
BOY knee pants extra good values at
pc and 49c.
Boys corduroy knee pants, a special bar
gain at 49c.
children chinchilla and melton overcoats
ages J to : years at SL48.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-09-28

inch. 1t makes every skirt ut IN a
that a garment without this yoke 81
cannot fit. They range in price from.
up. Our special leaders are $50,
and q. 30.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-09-28
And Get Ready for Your Fall Buying
Arrived at it's Present Stage of Usefulness by Chance,

This Store Has Not Arrived al it's Present Stage OF Usefulness by Chance.
There's no luck Wsp speculation about this bWGn@S isn't Her result Ofnhmaed circumstances but downright honest
hard wOd"w WHEREIN your interests cnumew have been carefully aud at every ome andt We@n
here strangers Our uines friends today NUMBER the thousands They know us and havoc confidence in
mechmdEem dm methods odGmgb business If you dntb hN all this visit tet Ned during the coming week
NOethe satisfied WS ine each @con andy HbdN ehHpS henhipm business for we look upon every cuhmu
whol asa dime or om ntH sea asa business fd
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-11-13
PhINCETON'S PRd CTICE.
Ankle Said to Have Been Badly
 Spratned.

Princeton, N. J., Nov. 12.-The Prince ton varsity football team played two fast fifteen minute halves with the scrub team to-day and scored two touchdowns. The practice was secret. The game was characterized by more action among the back field players than usual The defence also appeared to be stronger.
 On account of their injuries several of the regular members of the team, including Pell and McCord, were not in the lineup The following men played on the first team to-day: Davis, Reid, Wright, Fisher, Bradley, Brown, Hen ry, Meier, c. Poe, Stevens, Pearson, Sheffield. Meiers ankle was badly sprained in the practice to-day and the coachers fear that he will not be able to play in the Yale game The last regular lineup before Princeton plays Yale will be held tomorrow. The un- dergraduates will parade to the field and give the annual demonstration in honor of the players
 The coachers will leave here on Fri day night for New Haven. They will stop overnight at the Murray Hill ho- tel in New York city and will leave for New Haven the next morning.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-11-13
Public Sale of Tickets.

Manager Francis of the Football as- sociation announced last night that a limited number of tickets for the Princeton game would go on sale at 12 o'clock to-day These tickets will be sold to New Haven people only, and can be purchased at Coburn's New Ha- ven house drug store, and the Apothe- cary hall. S62 Chaoel street
 This will give New Haven residents a chance to purchase desirable seats before any are sent to outside cities.
 Yesterdays practice of the Yale foot ball team was in a hard rain. and de- spite this the men were put through rigid work. The secret practice lasted about fifty minutes and Judging by the yelling of the staff of coachers on hand the team was made to play its fastest. IL is reported that all the men, with the exception of Olcott, were In the game during the secret half.
 When the gates were thrown open to the public about a dozen of the more faithful followers of the team went in and saw some encouraging football, de- spite the fact that Olcott, Gould, Goss and Chadwick were not in the play. The open pEdCtlce ldSleu dpout tcii iiiiiiutS9, and during that time the college men managed to score on the varsity by using a number of new formations and trick plays. The varsity backs were given rest after the secret practice To-day the team will go through one of the fastest and hardest days work of the season in an endeavor to get the men in the best shape for Princeton. Tomorrow about a thousand students will go to the field and cheer the team at their last practice before the game. Friday there will be nothing but sig nal practice.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-11-13
GLASS WILL NOT BE PLAYED
(Continued from First Page.)

in other ways Harvard undergraduates and alumni have expressed themselves concerning the case, so that even if no formal protest was forwarded, the sem timent of the men from Cambridge was fully understood by everybody connect ed with Yale.
 Princeton once announced that she would not protest Glass, for several reasons. This was done about three weeks ago, and for time nothing was heard from the New Jersey college on the matter. Lately, however, state ments have been printed as coming from there that Glass was not really eligible, and if he was in Princeton he would not be allowed to play on the varsity team. These and other state ments have been carefully read by Yale men so there was no chance to mistake the feeling of the people from Tiger town.
 The Yale men will work all the hard CT to make good the loss of Glass There are several men who have been playing good games In the center of the line, among them being Olcott Goss, John- son, Andrews, and Hamlin, and just how the team will take the field satur- day is a puzzle If Goss Is able to play at all he will probably be found at one of the guards and Olcott at the other.
 This would leave the tackle places to be filled by Hogan and Hamlin If Goss cannot play the made-up of the team will not be arranged until the last mo- ment In the practice yesterday Glass was al nis old place at right guard, lin- ing up on that side for the last time this year. Glass Is one of the highest stand men in his class, has spotless amateur record, and is an athlete of sterling quality, and it is pity that the rule is so worded as to cause the withdrawal of a man of his type.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-11-13
HARVARD,S PRACTICE.
Reid Wiil Say Nothing of His Confer
 With Walter Camp.


 Cambridge, Mass. Nov. 12-Har- yards practice to-day was encourag- ing, although the men have not wholly recovered from the effects of the Penn sylvania game. In thirty minutes of play the varsity made four touch- downs against the second eleven, while the latter. being given the ball on the varsity 25 yard line, were una ble to advance on twelve plays. The end running was good but there was still too much fumbling. Lee and Campbell both blocked punts and CampbelPs resulted in touchdown. Meyer played at right half and Putnam at left. Mathews was tried at end on the second eleven and his work was ex- cellent. Kernan, Ristine and Cutts went through signal practice but did not line up. The backs now have morning practice In catching punts ev- cry day and the whole team has secret practice In the gymnasium in the even ing Every day this week except Thurs day and Friday the practice will be se- cret. Coach Reid was interviewed to- night in regard to the conference he is said to have had with Walter Camp, Yale's graduate adviser. He made no statement in regard to the conference, neither denying or affirming that there was one.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-11-13
AN ITALIAN STABBING AFFRAY
Fight Over a Card Game in Hamilton
 Street Saloon.

Fight Over a Card Game in Hamilton
 Street Saloon.
 An Italian cutting affray, in which the participants were badly hacked, oc- cured yesterday afternoon in the sa- loon of Giuseppe Dineano on Ham, ilton street A party of Italians were playing cards in the saloon when Anto- nio Ruggerio, Arcanangelo Marotti and Antonio Mario became involved in a dispute. Finally knives were drawn and slashing ensued. Ruggerio was arrested by Patrolmen Allen and Egan but the other two escaped and were arrested later in Hamden by Patrolmen Lawlor and James Stevens.
 Rugerio received a gash in the head in which eight stitches were taken. His hands were also badly cut and part of one of his ears was sliced off Marotti received a bad cut on the left arm, and Mario received his share of gashes about the face and arms.
 All will be before the city court this morning on breach of the peace charges.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-11-13
BRITISH ISLES IN A GALE.
NUMBER OF DISASTERS TO
 SHIPPING REPORTED.
An Admiralty Vessel on the Rocks-A Number of Towns Damaged or Flood ed and Traffic Impeded.

Number of Towns Damaged or Flood
 ed and Traffic Impeded
 London, Nov. 12.-Violent winds, rain, and snoWstorms are reported from all the coasts of the United Kingdom. A fierce gale is blowing in the channel, and mountainous seas are running. No less than half a dozen small vessels within sight of Dover are flying signals of distress, and the lifeboats are vainly at tempting to go to their rescue.
 A rocket apparatus has been sent to the South Foreland, where an admiral ty vessel is on the rocks, with the crew clinging to the rigging. Several vessels have been dismasted, and tugs are res cuing craft which were driven ashore.
 The steamer Cato ran into the British ship Loch Vennachar, Captain Bennett, which left Melbourne on August 16 for London, at the mouth of the Thames. The latter foundered, but the crew were saved.
 A number Of coast towns have suf- fered damage to their seawalls and houses, and several rivers have broken their banks and seriously damaged the low parts of inland towns. Traffic in some of the streets of Blackburn has been stopped. Belfast is flooded and elsewhere mills and schools are closed on account of the floods
 The seas are so high off the Tyne that shipping movements have been stopped Even river traffic Is partially suspend ed. Hundreds of shipyard men are idle on account of the abnormal rains. There have been a number of wTecks also on the Sunderland coast.
 Wild weather prevails over the lake district, and the first snow is falling on the Westmoreland hills.
 The seas sweeping over the prome- made at Brighton were so heavy that the fronts of the stores had to be board- ed up.
 The armored cruiser Monmouth was to have been launched on the Clyde to- day, but the storm obliged postpone ment of the ceremony. This is the first time in history that the launch of warship has been postponed on the Clyde.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-11-13
Household Linens.

Again we ask you to see our special Thanksgiving dis play of Table Linens and Napkins. The Chas. Monson Co.'S linens are the depen- dence of frugal buyers. They know the resources of the stock-the qualities and prices. We offer better linens than the usual stocks. No question on that score.
 Take a look through
 the stock for sugges-
 tion of your needs.