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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-26
What " Discovery" DID.

cFor six long suffered with my liver. Kidneys
and indigestion, which baaed the best doctors in
country" writes E. L. Ransel Esq OF Woolscy Prince
William Co., Va Fl suffered with my stomach and back
for long time and after taking cartload Of medicine
from three doctors grew bad could hardly do days
work Would have death-ke pains in my side. and blind
spells, and thought that life hardly worth living.
decided consult Dr. R. " Pierce, and his staff of phys
clans They said my durable and I greatly
encouraged began taking Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery and Pleasant Pellets as advised lin August
ISeS). Before had taken half of the second bottle
began to feel relieved got six bottles and used
them and happy say my life to Dr. Pierce and
his medicine. These words truths, live if this
testimonial be used in any way to be of benefit you
need hesitate it. shall stand for the Invalds
Hotel and Surgical Institute as long as life lasts"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-26
Funeral of Miss Mary Mawn.

A large number of friends and r2la
tives attended the funeral of the late
Mary Mawn from The family residence
30 South Irving avenue, yesterday
In ST. Peters cathedral
solemn high mass of requiem was cele-
brated by Rev. Father OByrne. Rev
j. j. Griffin was deacon and Rev. NJ. j.
McManus sub-deacon.
Two pAll bearors Mnlo nA-., ElieN
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-26

Charles Mcneil, Of Palm street. a
brakeman employed at the South mill,
had his knee wrenched yesterday morn
ing by being caught between two cars
About two months ago Mcneil had his
hip dislocated i'm similar manner.
Mrs. Anthony Dougherty, of Birney
avenue, had her shoulder blade and one
of her ribs broken Tuesday by a fall.
She is at the LaCkawanna hospital.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-26
Funerals.

The funeral of the late Mrs. Sarah
Davis, whose remains arrived here
yesterday from Philadelphia, Will take
place tomorrow afternoon at 23O
o'clock from the home of the deceased ,
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. john Hoffman.
at the Hampton mine, ntcrmcnt VIII
be made in the Cambria cemetery.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-26

absence from home, will be found in
the jackson street police station. He
was annoying the patrolmen last night.
and upon his persistent refusals to go
home. was locked UP. Evans was at
tired In his mining clothes. not having
returned home from work yet when
placed under arrest
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-26
WEST SCRANTON

was at first supposed that he was seri-
ously injured, but from inquiries at
his home last night 1t was learned
that he is only suffering from few
hruiees
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-26

"For years suffered with complication of dis
including heart trouble dyspepsia catarh of the
stomach and female weakness, writes Mrs Harette Mar
tin, of Pedo, Boone Co., Ark. "Durng that time think
suffered all that human flesh could suffer.
without pain Was just dragging around and unable
to do anything at all In the of 1898 obliged
to 60 to bed Had soherng spells and great misery in
the lower bowels, and very cough treated
by three of the best doctors this country affords could
not sit up only propped up in bed. would take
onehaf pint of cough medicine day. Finally the doc
tors said had consumption in the last stage and that
bound to die, SO gave up in despair Ny husband then
bought me bottle of DIR. Perce's Golden Medical Dscov
cry. could tell my cough better after the first dose
continued his medicine until had taken six bottles of his
"Goden Medical Discovery" and "Favorite Prescription
Now do my own work for my family OF four'
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-26

Patrick McGroarty. Patrick Mawn,
Michael Bowman and Michael Jordan.
Burial was in the Cathedral cemetery,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-26

ton, have returned home after a sta!
of several days in town.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-07
THIS AUTO WAS MADE OUT OF
A SOAP BOX AND is A FLYER.
Inventor Believes His Model
Will Revolutionize
"Mobe" Building.
Miniature Machine Will Run
for an Hour at Lively
Pace.

A mode! Of an automobile has been
mado by II. ". r. Watts. a native OF
London. and now in tho employ Of A. J.
Uni. OF Brooklyn. The model 10 on the
runabout plan and weighs ten pounds.
In construction the model Is unique.
The body Is made OF an ordinary soap
box. The rims OF the wheels are curtain
rings. such n are used on poles for cur.
tain hanStngs. The hubs OF tho wheels
are wooden spools. and the spokes arc
meat skewers. Tho trimmings and ornn-
ments arc made OF telegraph wire. The
frame Is made OF putty blowers.
Tho model. including two small bat
teres. cost 80. and Mr.. Watts made It
In q week.
Tho point Of perfection claimed by
Mr.. Watts for his machine Is ligh;ness.
In principle II - no different from the
ordinary automobile. The motor in the
vehicle TO be constructed from the model
viii be more compact than that In any
similar vehicle. and the inventor claims
Iha: his will not be more than 100 pounds
heavier than any horse vehicle on the
lines Of which the auto will be con-
s,ructed.
That Il. II his invention il built upon
tho buggy plan. tho auto will be 100
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-07
BRITISH LOST
FORTY MEN.
Boers Killed Eighteen
Men and Wounded
Twenty-Five

LONDON. Jan. 7-Reportinx 70 the
war Once, under date Of Jan. g. Lord
kitohsnss sayU:
Yesterday Darlington engaged De-
1arsy's and 6tssnkamp's commanders
q Nsauwpoort. Tho enemy was forced
- retdrs to the northwest. Our casu-
ooes have not yet been received, but
- reported slack. A Bocr doctor ad.
aatted that twenty Beers were killed or
wounded. Cotnmandant Duprez was
taken prisoner.
IT appears from reports of the
wounded who have arrived a He'll
bronn that a detachment 10 stfons be-
longing to Knox's command came into
contact with q superior force near Lind
Icy;
II regret to say that Lieut.. Lains.
two ofsscers ana fifteen mon were kiiiS1
and two other officers and twenty men
Eoundea. No details have come from
The Naauwooort mentioned In Con.
NtcheneTs despatch must not So COZ.
founded With Saauwpoort Junction.
Cape Colony. There are several NeauW.
poorts. Possibly Ito scene OF the 0rht
z the Naauwpoort on tho railroad be-
tween Potchetstrooin ana Enedertkstad.
AsS0DvSSA - a5f4 9a
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-07
PATERSON MEN
DON 7 FEAR TRIAL
Four Expect to Be Freed
Of Bosschieter MUIR
der Charge.
KERR Is NOT GOING BLIND.
Studies German in His Cell
Preparations fer Coming
Great Case.
KERR IS NOT GOING BLIND

There u no truth IN the report that
George J. Kerr. one Of tho four men
10 be tried next week for tho murder Of
Jennie Bosschlcter. OF Paterson Is 30
ing blind.
He has passed. hts ttrne IN prison study.
Ing German, and he still continues to Dc
i, 30. He was fitted with gissses a short
time ago. but they are only for use while
reading.
McAEtster. Kerr. Death and Campbell
are by no means depressed. and oil seem
to have wonderful confidence IN the abil.
ity Of their attorneys to get them OF
free. One said 10 n jailcr last night that
he might get n couple Of years." but to
further quote his words. ITS cinch
they can't lido much to U.S.
The January term OF the Circuit Cour,
Of Oyer and Termincr begins tomorrow.
and Judge iDxun Is expected to an
nounce whether or not he will grant tho
applications made by Kerr and McAllis-
ter for separate trials soon at,er oon-
vcn:ng court. On Monday morning next
the trIal or trials will begin.
Judge Dixon Is expected TO rule that
no one but counsel. witness Jurors and
newspaper men will he admitted to the
trial. In accordance with the president
established BY him n few years ago.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-07
AT Law OVER
.LAV|N|A'S CROWN
ReRaIia Of Holland Danes
Queen Figure in
Court.

The crown and baublcs OF the one
time regal splcndor OF Queen Lavin'a
Dempsey. OF the Holland Danes. are
said to be Mt the bottom OF law suit
Just brough: In the Supreme Court.
Thomas "A. Crockett. in an action
against John a. Dempsey and Mary A.
Soule. alleges that Dempsey. who IL q
brother OF the Queen. wrongfuliy con-
vcycd decd TO the property 6 WeI,
S!x:y-ninth street. valued at $4,000. 10
escape rsaying his debts.
Crocket;s affidavit alleges THAI on
Sept. II. 1900 he got a Judgment in the
city Cour, against John Demr1.y and
Guy c. Dempsey. the famous oarsman.
and slso a broth-r OF Queen Lav1nia,
for tho value OF materials furnished
,hcm from 1882 to 1891. An execution
against the brothers. he declares. was
returned uneatisfed BY fthe Sheriff on
Otc II. 1870.
II was said at that time that the art1-
c!es furnished the Dempseys consisted
largely OF the crown and other baubies
that went TO make up the splendor Of
Queen L1vin!a's court.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-07
ACTOR Fooled
TWO .SlEUTHS
Flarnbeau Cilmour Dis
guised Himself as Adj
miral Schley.

Now that Actor J. II. Gilmour. thu
veteran Flambeau in Mnudc Adams'i
"L'Aislon.'' has gone on the road with
the company. there Is no harm In tellins
how he outwitted two slcuths who tried
to arrest him at tho Montauk Theatre.
in Brooklyn. last Friday night.
Mr.. G:lmour was recently served with
summons to appear in n district
court. II came at an inconvcnient
time. and tho actor neglected to obey
tho summons. Then tho Magistrate is
sued a warrant calling for Gilmour's
|arraignnent for contempt. but a friend
gave him warning.
0ilmour wen; to the theatre at noon
and atayed all day in his dressing-room.
The hour for the evening performance
drew near and with It the two sleuths,
, who took up their vigil Mt tho stage en-.
trance. Soon Actor Carter. who look.
| somewhat like Gilmour In street attire,
came along.
Hist! Ills he!" said tho sleuths. and
each grabbed an arm.
Mr.. Carter thought he was being he'd
up and was starting TO put up a viSor.
Gus resistance. when tho detectives cx-
planned that they had a warrant for his
arrest. He protested that he was not
Mr.. t'llmeur. but the sleuths refused 70
release him until Stage Manager Joa
HUMPHREYS. and finally Miss Adams her
self. came 10 the stage door and vouched
for the actors res! Identity.
After he died ION the stnse) and the
play no longer required his presence,
Gilmour donned n gray wig and xoatee
in excellent imitation Of Admiral schley,
and in evening dress made his way
with an accomplish out into two or
chestra chairs. from which they viewed
the last act. Then. programmes In
hand. they drifted out with tho au.
d!ence. The sleuths were waiting In the
lobby and peered susp1cious,y in their
faces.
II thought Gilmour was great" said
Gilmour himself to his friend in tones
plainly audible to one sieu,h. whose
suspicious were thereby allnycd.
Then the conspirators took a car In
front Of the door and went home.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-07
GRAVE ENDS
THE MYSTERY.
Beautiful Woman, Victim
of Tragedy, in Pot
ter's Field.

In n grave in Pot:cr's Field was buried
to-day the beautiful and wcll.dressed
young woman who ten days ago was
.>found ,iiead in Is room at Courincy's
2 Hotel at Vcsta avenue and Fulton street.
with John ]. Walker. prosperous
young builder and Sunday-schooi super
intendcnt OF Jamaica. Her body had
since remained At the Morgue unidenti-
fed.
Walker and his companion. after regis
tering at the hotel. DRINK several bottles
OF whisky. In n drunken siupor Walk
or. in trying to turn on the gas, turned
on the cock leading to gas stove.
His companion was refined In appear
ance and extremely we'll dressed. She
wore no jeweiry but n wedding ring.
which was buried with her.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-07
GARR|CK FOUND;
MEMORY CONE.
Contractor Was Stricken
While Wandering in
Buffalo.

Bart Carrick. tho contractor who dis
appeared from his homo. at 80 oWcst
Fifty-second street. last Friday has been
found In Buffalo. stricken dumb and with
his memory gone.
Carrick was discovered wandering
about tho stSeots OF Buffalo unable 10
speak or write anything about himself.
1t was decided that he waS suffering
from grip. and he was taken TO che Buf-
falo Hospital. Subsequently his identity
was established.
Asscmblyman James r. Smith, learning
that Ca-ick had been found. teiegraphed
AAsenblynan Bradley. OF Buffalo. to
care for him.
west aldo politics. He 10 an intimate
friend OF Senator Plunhdtt.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-07
FILIPINO CHIEFS
CO TO GUAM.
Macarthur to Deport Five
Generals and Several
Subordinates.

MANILA, Jan. 7.-Gen. Macarthur
has ordered the deportation OF Gems.
Rcarts, Del Pillar. Hizon. Llanera and
Santos to tho Island Of Guam. Nine
regimental and four subordinate
Officers, With eight cIvilians. including
Trtas. Tocson and Mab!ni. notorious
assistants OF tho insurrectionists. have
also bean ordered doportcd.
It Is Gen. MacArthur's intention To
hold most OF the aotivs leaders Of tho
rebels who have been captured In Guam
until the resumption Of . condition Of
peace has been declared.
Tho f,rst municipal election was held
successfully ut Baguio. Province Of
Banquet. Saturday. The Isorrotes took
part in tho election.
Tho construction Of rebel prison at
Olosgapo. In addition to those At
Manila. will be begun shortly.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-07
CAN 7 FIND THE
BOY WIZARD.
Young Napoleon Of Wall
Street Called an
Embezzler.

Adolph Monell-Sayre. the erstwhile
wizard Of Wall street. was called an
cmbexzler to-day in an action brouga,
against him In Supreme Court by Maudc
II. Kirtlaud to recover 1900.
Justice Lcventrdtt signed an order to
servo Monell-Soyrc with tho summons
in the suit BY publication upon the
statement 81 lawyer Isaac Sargent. in
aliss Kirklands behalf. that the young
man cannot be found at $50 Fifth ave.
nue.. his former residence. or anywhere
disc In the city.
Miss Kirtiand's Ahidav1t says that she
Entrusted $3.50 to Moncll-Sayre and that
no has failed utterly to account for Il,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-07
MADE BLIND BY CIGARETTES

There II No Hope for the Recovery
OF Young Norton.
BISG1fAMTOS. Jan. Fred Norton,
the young son OF Eugene Norton. OF
unadilln. has been suddenly stricken
with blindness In both eyes.
The cause OF the sudden blindness was
unknown until last Saturday. when the
boy was brought TO this city and ex.
amined by n specialist.
The physician found that the boy had
been an excessive cigarette smoker, and
examination proved that the cigarette
smoking had been the cause Of the blind
ness.
The lungs were also found to be az
fected. No hopes were given OF the
boys rcsainins his sight.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-07
Collars. 45c. Half Dosen.
Cuffs, soc. Half Dozen.
Office pp1ies& Fine Stationery
Sundries.

Sundries.
Desk Pads for BIottcrs, SIZE Okla,
Isc.; size i2x,9, 1885,; size i2x2a,
&c.
Ink Bottles, l0c., with glass covers.
Double Revolving Ink Stands. 2Oe.,
with pen rack.
Standing and Hanging Files, Sc.
Favorite Board Clips. for filing let
terx 23c.
Falcon Box File, 35c.; very popular; ;
stands without support.
Boxes. 45e. to &c.,: cash. deed, bill
head and post.o''e:; extra heavy ja-
PANIED tin.
Honey or Rent Receipts, 90 in book,
per doz., A3c. ~
Copying Presses, s.ss; best make;
size toxi2.
StanI is for Copying Presses, oak,
3.3S.
Letter Copying Books. @7c., size
ioxi2, canvas bound, 500 pages, good
Promissory Notes, Checks, Drafts.
etc, per book Of 100. l7c.
nemorandum Books, loo. and 2Sc.
per doz,; press board covers. good
Ink and Pencil Pads. &c.. &c.. lOc.
Calendar Blocks, with memorandum
for each day. &c.
Diaries. from I &c. to ESQ.
Hanging Card Racks. ilc.. l9c.
and 23c.
BlottiuG Paper, all colors, Sc. doz.
Blotting Paper, size t9x3+ inches. per
dozen SHEETS. 25c.
Pencils, Papers. Etc.
Faber. Dixon. American and Eagle Pencils.
Good Business Envelopes, No. {,
per box Of $50. l9c.; per box of
1000 Use.
Ereproof Safes
Tor home and office use; less than half \
The prices of regular dealers Every Sale
IS warranted strictly fireproof and was
made by an expert.
The prices are thus: $50, -. 90. 2l.08, !;
$3.50, 1898, 1878 and $500.
Main Flooe. s9,h -. Section.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-07
Fractured Hts skull.

William Currie. twen,y-,hree yea-s old.
OF Cortlandt street. Coney Island. fell
from a ladder at ~ Broadway to-day
and fractured his skull He was taken
to 81. Vincents Hospital.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-07
Business Books.


;Ledcers. journals. LAY Books. Records,
Cash Books. bound in canvas, fair
I paper, 200 pages. ioc.; 500 pages,
I soc.
lSame binding, good quality OF paper. 500
pages. S5c.; 500 pages. 05c.; 500
I pages, 7Sc.: coo pages. S5c.
tiuts--lleavy. full bound. spring back.
fine paper 900 pages. l.3S.
Long Day Books. canvas bound, white
paper. 800 pages. 25c.; 600 pages. 45c.
! Miniature Ledger, Journal, Cash and
Record, flexible Canvas binding. each.
l3c.
Order Books. l3c.. canvas covered.
good white paper. i+i pages.
Order Books, &C., press board COW
crs. m1nila paper. $50 pages, per
dozen, 33c.
Inks. Mucflage. &c:
A full rsortment OF staford's. Car
ter's and D1vids's Copying Iaks below
regular prices.
Davids's Celebrated Combination
Copying Ink and Writing Fluid
In h1lf.pint bottles, lsc.; In pint
bottles, 25c.; in quart bottles, $50.
Davi1s's Best Quality nucltage-
Pint bottles, 1876. quart bottles. 32c.
Cartcr's Dime Mucilage, OF. bot.
ties. Sc.
PenhoIders, lOc., 1885,. 2lc. and
2Sc. per dozen.
Steel Erasers, 45c.
Esterbrook's Falcon Pens. per
gross, @9c.
1ypezvriting Materials.
Ribbons for all machines, best war.
ranted, each. 3lc.
Carbon Paper, size Sx.o or Skis,
warranted bes, quality. l5e. dozen.
Superior quality linen T,pcwriting
Paper. letter size. ASc. per ream;
legal size, Csc. per team.
Also everything pertaining to the line
OF Business Stationery at saving OF at
least one-third. !
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-07

pounds heavier than the bugEy.
"L,sh,nsss;" says ; NJ i've. Vets i Nny
electrical auto that I know or.
When the model was seen to-day BY
an Evening World reporter Il was not
In running order, as the batteries were
not charged. but several persons who
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-07

saw the model go asserted that when
the batteries were charged the model
speed surprising the l!veliest walking
gait OF a man.
No patent, mas been applied for. and
one unless he discovers some new motor
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-07

OF Muslin. soc. Deep cambria
hounce. with lace insertion between
tucks. finished with lace edged ruiile:
also deep embroidered rutfle on cam.
I brio flounce.
Of Cambria. 6oc.-Also Of Muslin
deeprlawn i!ounee, with two lace In.
sertions and lace edge and with EN-.
broidered ruttle; three styles.
OF Cambria, 89c.-Deep lawn flounce.
with four lace insertions and lace edge.
OF Cambria, 89c.-umbreiIa ilounce OF
cambria, with seven ,n;h rutile OF rich
I embroidery.
OF Cambria, 98c.-Lawn founce, with
three rows Of embroidered insertions.
OF Cambria, sI.2s-D.ep hounee Of
! lawn, with three rows OF very hand.
some lace insertions on bottom, edged
I with lace.
! Go1Dns.
OF Muslin. High and low necks.
with yoke OF tucks and cambria ruf.
I he; Empire effect. with insertion
across front: revers and sleeves trim.
! med with cambria rutfe.
OF HuSlin, SOC. Two different
! styles, high and V necks. one style
with yoke OF four lace insertions and
tueks and the other style with yoke Of
hernstitched tucks. finished with hem.
stitched ruffle.
OF nusIin, SOC. .-Hish and square
necks. yoke OF tucks and embroidered
insertions. finished with rufile OF EN-.
broidery.
OF Muslin. 4oc.-Square yoke OF fine
tucking. finished with embroidered
rutfle.
OF Muslin, 4oc. Squaren.ck.t trimmed
with Torchon lace. tueks and ribbon.
OF Cambria, S0c.-ioke Of four Val.
and two embr oidered insertions. lice
ruffle OH neck and sleeves.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-07

There are bargain sales
and bargain sales.
These are not $40 over
coats raised in price to SIS
and then reduced to s12. 50.
These are not made of
cloths that have turned out
all they ought not to be.
These are not out of date
styles.
Blue and black jerseys, IS
to as inches chest, s12. so; 81
to 81 inches, $40.
ROGERS, PEET g. COMPANY.
so9 broadway. cor. Warren.
and and Warren St
go broadway. COZ. Prince. We NIL orders
106e Broadvsy. cor 3?S. By mail.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-07
Household Linens, Etc.

This is by far the greatest sale we have ever held,
and we have held some great ones. Read every item
carefully. They are worth it.
Table Linens Dan1ask and Napkins
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| W
With deep WU
lawn umbrella
ruitle. with hem. ~
stitched tucks III
and handsome 81
lace edge.
OF Cambria, Soc.-With deep ruffle OF
h:mstitched tueks and emnr Older ed
| Insertion above.
OF Muslin, 59c.-With a very full ruttle
OF embroidery six inches deep: also OF
fine cambric, deep lawn ruttle. with
bowknot lice and insertion.
OF Cambria, 60c.--umbrella ruffle OF
fine lawn. with two rows o. Val. lace
insertion and lace edge.
OF Cambria, 7oc. Deep lawn umbrella
ruiils. handsomely trimmed with lace
and insertion. and hen,stitched tuck
ing.
Corset Cobers.
OF Fine Cambria, I5c.--V front and
high back; with wide embroidered
OF Fine Cambria. l7c.-French cut
low neck. full front. with lace edge.
W s"S S0usObsNs so$s-lhku heNAp
tucked down fronts. fine pearl but
tons.
OF Fine Cambria, 3oc.-french cut.
with three rows OF lace insertion
across front. and lace edge around
neck.
Che71,ises.
OF Muslin, 39c.-Squ1re neck. wide
embroidered Insertion across front,
edge OF embroidery all around
OF Cambria, 4oc.-Fine quality. ellb-
oiately trimmed with lace ami inser.
ton, and ribbon through beading.
OF Cambria, A9c Fine quality. bosom
OF hemstitched tucks and insertion,
finished with embroidered edge.
OF Fine Cambria. +oc.-Two rows OF
Val lace insertion Joined with ribbon
and beading. finished with lace edge.
OF Muslin. 49c.-Ponted bosom OF
tucks and insertion, iinisEed with en-
broidered edge.
Sonnette Corsets.
S1.25 Corscts for Soc.-Both long
and short OF sateen. In black, white
and drab; sizes rs to so inches.
Second Floor. Near Rotunda.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-07-31
ONE MORE CHANCE
To Visit Eureka Springs. Ark, rlon-
day. August 10th, 1901.

The Frisco line will have special
excursion, al rate OF $500 for the
round trip, tickets limited TO ten days
from date of sale. aud good 20 return
on any regular train within limit.
This is only a gentle hint 20 give you
an opportunity to make your prepa-
rations. Watch this space for full
particulars. or make yourself known
to either of the undersigned by postal
or letter. Bryan Snyder, General
Passenger Agent, 81. Louis, Mo. b.
+. Dunn, District Passenger Agent,
Wichita. Kansas.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-07-31
Adair Items.

Mrs. Garrison has a new organ.
Adair has a new blacksmith shop.
Jim Steward is very low with fever.
Claude Rogers is 10 Vinita today.
Ezra Jones has been on the sick list
for couple OF days.
Mrs. Name Propp spcat Monday
with Mrs. Willie Meeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Butler visited
Mrs. John Hatfield Sunday.
M. L. Milford was in to see ]. w.
Skinner this week on business.
Mrs. frankie Lenox visited her
brother G. r. Collins Monday.
What makes Bud Thomas wear that
broad smile Bud says its plow boy.
Charlie Culp and Miss Julia DeLo-
zler visited Miss Bette Jones Sunday.
Charley Jeans aud family have
moved to South McAlester. Sorry to
see Charlie 90. for he was a good
citizen.
HAPPY JACK.