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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-11-14

7 heard the telegraph instrument rartla
! Hold 1S-danger ahead" II was
most unusual kind of message. I wait.
ed in silence and listened. but, no tba
instrument never budged looked A.
the clock. Only been asleep. all told
twenty-five minutes, No. Is was tbs
express. and by this time she must h..
within fifteen miles of Foxdale. Then
great snakes and spiders, heard i.
f. -. and I was watchin' my nstru-
nent, too. Not one moved Mamie
was on that train or perhaps | would
have laughed the thing off. No, heard
it all right
| / grabbed the key and called Platt-
vile, Foxdale and Hunkers, all in turn
askin', did you send any orders to
Forest City," Queer thing for me 10
do, cause in ordinary events had to
respond to the call before | could get
the message, so of course in each case
the reply came no
| There was somethin' up with me
sure! turned to get my pipe and
have a smoke to quiet my nerves. for
was just little worked up when
-. =. -. -.
There is no use talkin boys. heard
that message. omethin' had to be
done quick. | decided to act first and
think after, but then If was wrong my
excuse for holdin' the express would no.
go at headquarters. Again hestated
thinkin' excitedly, and in the midst of
it 49,. -. -.
| / seized the key and called Foxdale.
Hold No. 49," | flashed along. Then
why | added it | can't say, but | con
tinued Stranger here who says track
to Hunkers out of order" They fired
all sorts of queries at me and finally
replied: Don't know the man, and he
has gone
Well. wired this same fake to head
quarters, for | had gone that far now
and had to carry it out If ever there
was a sorry man, it was Jim Nethersole.
felt sure it was all ny with me now.
Headquarters wired Hunkers and
Foxdale to keep both tracks clear and
send engines and crews from both
DOlulS ONeI tue llllt W SEE WIdl WAS up
We had two holdups in three years in
that canyon, so even such message as
| sent could not go unhee6ed With
the crews from Foxdale and Hunkers
went few firearms and of course you
fellows know the rest The engine from
( Foxdale was wrecked just at the curve
! in the canyon but only one man was
killed, though old Pratt is a leg shy to-
day
Spike McCree's gang had blocked the
/ track and had three fellows at FoXdale
to board the train. and at the proper
point to hold up TEDDY Bloss and his
fireman, and slow up as they neared
the curve Who they were no one
knows. but they must have had an UNI
easy time when that engine and crew
left Foxdale on the search. Spike and
his gang were wiped out that night.
The newspapers were full of the
yarn. The company offered reward of
a thousand dollars to the stranger who
came in and told Jim Nethersole, OPP
orator at Forest City" of the blocked
track-but somehow he never showed
up.
| or course you know what Mamie
says. bat then you fellows know. too,
that | never did believe in the spirit
rappiu' game But maybe Mamie is
right. Ell?
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-11-14

The sons OF tho late Henry George are
divided on the issues of the New York
mayoralty campaign. Some days age
Henry George 1r emphatically oeelar-
ed for Mr.. Shepard ana the rest of the
Democratic ticket Saturday Richard
George his brother, announced that he
would support Mr. Low and the entire
fusion ticket Both will take the
stump. and II is possible that the two
brothers will meet In debate,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-11-14

In ST Louis the nut-cracking mus
try gives employment TO a consideraol9
number OF persons There are thif
plants in the city. The nut-crackers ",
driven by electricity. each MT being ~.
individually into the crusher Aitei ~
shells are cracked the nuts are HihhoS
ed by an air blast, and the meat i piI
ed from the cracked shells by IT,
women and girls being employee ~
this part u The work
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-11-14
hvmnathetic Souls.

Edith hear III AZ Won ana Fred are
quite Interested III one another.
Bertha -Don't YOU tell a soul. Edith
but really believe Fred and were,
made for eacA ether we have play -
golf together three times. and we never
have quarreled except two or threr
times when Fred was clearly in me
wrong Boston Transcript
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-11-14

4 Paris dispatch says No fewer
than 1000 landlords have refused 70
provide a proper drainage system 70
their houses. In accordance with tas
new sanitary regulations. Tie muir ~ .
pal council has now 10 decide whethei y
shall undertake 1000 prosecutions ~
do the work itself aud sue the laadioib7
to recover the cost afterwards.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-11-14

Ntan auction sale of library AT ION
don in original copy of Blake's Songs
of Innocence and Songs OF ENper-
fence" was sold for sS.50o. II is under
stood that IL VAS purchased TOT an
American.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-11-14

Andrew Carnegie through the cham
Der OF commerce OF Nashville Tenn
has offered the city SlN0.0o0 for a H.
brary building proviaeG that the city
furnish an annuity. for rahnine 4,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-11-14

Putaro komurah, former minister
from Japan to Pekin, and later 10
Washington has been formally Installed
as foreign minister of the imperial cao-
met OF Japan. He is q graduate OF Tue
Harvard Law School
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-11-14

p X Zaugogianuis who was ap-
pointed professor OF pedagogy at the
University of Athens two years ago. has
Il is reported been deposed by the gov
eminent because Of an article he wrote
for German periodical in which he
criticised the Greek high schools
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-11-14

With the construction Of two short
gaps, one from u poiut in North Da-
kota 10 Miles CITY, and the other from
Billings Mont. to same place there
will be telephone line from ocean TO
ocean via Boston, New York, Chicago.
Helena Mont Portland 10 Los Angeles
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-11-14

OF the G.S59 Prussians who committed
eWrur Ina 1893, no fewer than sos
hose hanging, while LOS drowned
themselves, and >2S shot themselves.
Poisoning and jumping down preci-
pjce came nest. with go aud It's cases
respectively Nine-fve allowed rail
way trains 10 pass over them.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-11-14

IIUpYFlgHt, l.WI, DN
r YELL, now, 1 tell you, boys. this
III spirit rappin' business amt in
III my line. Never did go much
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-11-14

There is no use talkin' boys, heard
that message. omethin' had to be
done quick. | decided to act first and
think after, but then If | was wrong my
excuse for holdin' the express would no,
go at headquarters. Again hesitated
thinkin' excitedly, and in the midst of
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-11-14

heard the telegraph instrument rar,ls
aH &c
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in social and church circles, and her
departure viii be regretted by her
many friends.
Wednesday Ms Ellen Blood left for
Berkeley. Cal, on a several weeks
visit
Miss Agnes Harrington was visiting
with friends in Salt Lake this week.
The Ask Me club met yesterday af-
ternson with Mrs. ]. NJ. Cross and a
good time enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. f.. A. McCarty were
visitors in Salt Lake this week.
@ @ o
A D. Moffat was q visitor in the
Park today from Phillipsburg, Mont.
where he is foreman of the BimetaTic
mill. He was greeted by many friends.
% g o
Miss G. A. Blocher, Miss Lillian Balm.
Miss Valentine Murphy, Miss EsteIla
Watson and Miss ETma Watson COM
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PARK CITY.

/. ~ - t-l.s-s : - -
Park City, April 2o.-Mrs. Walter
"Wednesday afternoon She was : q
comIanied by Master Willie Scoble.
-, ., %
Mrs. Alice Duttoa left Tuesday for
C'hey enIle. Wyo., where her husband is
enseged-in the ReEspaper business.
The supper given by the ladies of
successful affair. $40 being realized
The. ladies or the congregational
church society gava an enteftainment
last Monday which was enjoyed by
the large number present.
Next Thursday evening the local
loages OF Odd Fellows win celebrate
the eighty second anniversary of the
founding of the order An appropriate
programme has been prepared
o . g =, 20 q
Mrs. Thomas Cupit was the recipient
or a very enjoyable surprise party on
w ednesday evening. The occasion be-
ing her forty siSr.. birthday. II was
arranged and successfully carried out
by her daughter. Mass Annie and with
music, TefreshTents. et,=. a happy time
resulted. The guests were. Mrs. NJ
y Hurlout, Mrs. Helen Franklin, Mrs
9oitn eirahaIn' MIS- r. s Townsend
Mrs F. ;. Fox. Miss Igase Pyper and
Miss ,I.s1ura Townsend.
30 <. 80
Miss Jessie Franklin and Mr. Clar-
ence. Drake viii, be united in marriage
Thursday next at tie home of Mrs.
Helen Franklin.
Mr., and Mrs. Janlss 2. KesceI ar
rived home Thursday morning and are
new az nome 10 their numerous frienas-
Warren Foster was among the salt
Lake visitors to. the Park this week,
- Several prominent society ladies of
the Park win meet at the city han
next Friday evening and endeavor to
organize a humane society for the sTre-
ven'ion OF cruelty ito animals Their.
Efforts in this difection ere meeting.
With every encouragement
Mrs; J. " Stevens earae Up FROM
Salt Lake Friday morning on a few
days visit with Ter husband.
Mrs. John L. Mitchell left the Park
Yesterday for Phili;psburg. Mont.
where she VIII make her future home.
Mrs. B. NJ. Sperry wassa passenger
% SAT- Lake Friday on q Few days
sls's mn i;s .slstes MS, We Mills
After a pleasant ten days visit with
relatives IN salt Lake Miss IIazeis Len
Il returned hoT9s yestT yday morning
Mrs. Joseph Goo5aa returned from
Butte, Mont F'riday morning.
G a Waee is Visiting with his par
ents at Payson.
Mrs John McSorley SEd Miss Maymes
Mcs'orisv returned Thursday from the
metropelis. after 2 PHEASANT visit.
Airs William Kreale and Mrs y 3 C.
Johnson returned FROM Salt Lake FRI
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PROVO

Provo, April 2oATbe Terpsichore
club gave its last ball OF the season
Wednesday evening in the Mozart haps
About fifty members of the Salt Lake
City Opal club-c came down on a special
train and spent-the evening. as guests
Of the tTerpsichore. A svefS,s ENJOY bic
time was had by both clubs
Miss s4Ienriette Nen. who is teach
ing scnool at American Fork, IS spe nd-
ing a few days With her mother here
Miss Annie Pike came over from Pay
son. where she is teaehing school, Fri
day morning and VIII spend Sunday
Mrs. Polly Boyden-P Peterson ~ Salt
Lake is visiting her mother. Mrs. Mary
Boycen-
Mrs g. W. Barnes returned Thurs
lazy from Goshen. where she had sbeen
for a week visiting Mrs. Fred eAilberg.
Mrs Anberg returned home with Mrs
Barnes and spent the latter part OF the
week as her guest = 49, .a-,
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Jones of Salt Lake
have been visiting relatives and, friends.
Miss. Grace Fuller was a PayVon Wis
itor 5uiins, the week.
p
Harry Stins0n, who has teen rcon-
nected with the Western Union Tele-
graph company in Prove tor a num-
Der of years. has resigned his position
20 take a place with the Rio Gra-ide
Western rs travelling freight agent
Mr.. j. .. Osborn of Texas has moved
his family TO Provo and wiz lake Mr.
sdnson's place in the telegraph Office
silas S. Smith O.: Afansssa. Coo. an
o.d-tinae resident Of Iron county, was
visiting friends in Provo during the
week.
Joseph wilkins came down from PARK
City Thursday and wiz remain in Pro-
vO a number of days visiting with rel
atives anf friends.
Miss Ada Johns was a Santaouin Wis
itor during the fore part OF the week.
g e, o
The parents class met in College hall
Wednesday, and listened to an inter-
esting address rs Mrs. Susie Y. Gates
Peterson favored the class with the
solo, Fly My Side" DIR. Talmage Of
salt Lake VII lecture to the class next
wednesday.
visiting. friends in Provo during the
week.
Miss Julia Howe, sister of George
Z. Howe. is visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
Howe.
joan Hedouist of Kansas Stopped off
in Provo a few days this week to visit
the Bedqdist family. who are relatives.
q = .
About 900 school CHILDREN Ofsthe, Pro-
20 sclools attended The Seton-Thonsp-
son lecture on wild animals in &c opera
house Friday Afternoon
.
Miss Neve. Booth and Mrs Colds
brouEhr have returned to Nephi
Earl Saarss Of Nephi IS ia Provo.
Q Is q
Repsss eataeiver Josiah EVANS % Lehi
Y as a Provo visitor saturday
Otto f. Malmbelg OF santaquin. ex-
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THE SALT LAKE. HERALD: SUNDAY. APRIL 81 1901


day morning, where they had been
visiting while their husbands were in
attendance at the T. o. o. F. grand
lodge.
After a. weeks visit in salt Lake. Mr.
and Mrs. James Duffy returned home
Thursday morning.
3 q
Mrs. John McLane and family de-
parted for Ogden Thursday morning.
where they viii take UP their resi-
deDce.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas L. Powers en-
tertained the Rev. Father Kelly Of salt
Lake at their home in ParIey's Park
Sunday last.
The ball given by the Park City fire
department Tuesday evening was very
largely attended and was a social and
financial success. Many Salt Lakers
We're present.
Mr. and Afrs. r, Miller of Lead City.
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Marriare Licenses

The following. permits TO wed Nere Isl
sued last week by the county clerk OF
salt Lake county:
James T. kescel, Park, CITY. ....I.. 30
Mary T. Webb, Monroe, X. Y.-.-.. 4e
Henry a. Schweikhart. salt Lake 80. "a
Nellie Cook. salt LAX. 0ity 49,. g
Charles G.. Anderson, Huntingdon -. AZ
Waihorg Christiansen. Logan &c
Patrick Sheahau, De Lamar New e. ~
Elva y. Godbe, salt Lake City .-----27
Albert Wailin, Salt Lake City ....,..Szss
Hilda Anderson, Salt Lake City -..-2i
Charles J Wright Murray ...s.-.--.. "a
Lille Walter. Murray ......-.....2 6
Christian christensen. Mill Creek ..-.2S
Cora r Faag. Mil Creek --...-...- Is
John w ateFfall, Salt Lake City 800. 81
Mary +. Berry. salt Lake city =. IS
Edward Smith. tluielSss go 49,. = -
Ida smith. Eureka. -. .....if ..,--.,.- 70
Charles F&rrer. sandy 80. a
Laura EIge, sandy -.---- --.--. .2l
Charles =. Rives, salt Lake City =. 3S
Luelia Fisher. GiraFd. Uis----4 90
Orie r. Maddy, salt Lake City 49,. e
sadie GruE. salt Lake City ..s23
Brigham Y.aJOhusonr Spgingville - 36
Fila Cederlund. SpEinsNille -, sc
Adam Niisons Scohs4d - 1890; 81
Harriet Lloyd, Sccdeld ......-....-.. go
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tainment Tuesday evening in ne Fed
Honolulu.
The German Singing Society Har-
monte win give a concert and ball on
May at Gifts han.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Welby and Miss
Nelby viii retdrn from California dur
ing the coming week.
Or. Seq brook and Miss Murcutt were
guests or honor at a delightful recep-
iron given Thursday afternoon by Mrs.
Clarenee T. Brown
Mrs. Kirkpatrick and the Misses
kirkpatrick Will return to Salt Lake for
The summer. and VIII occupy the nome
Of Mrs John Marshall.
Captain and Mrs T. A. Weaewood
OF Provo viii shortly come to salt Lake
10 make their honle. They wiz reside
at 265 West Fifth South street. -
DR.. and Mrs. Utter are the guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. 9 W. watson at 13f Sec
ond East, where they viii be at hOSne
to their friends Monday afternoon
Thursday afternoon Miss Clara Col
ton gave a tea from 4 until 6, Compile
fnentary 70 Mrs. Henry Ia Motto, who
has rectntly come to salt Lake TO live.
DR. and Mrs. =. V. silver were the
evening AZ rhs ThiFd Presbyterian
church. The affaff. was "A most delight
ful one. and was attended by over 100
friends Of the guests Of honor
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Culver of bar
iington entertained the May club at
their. cosy. cottage On "Wednesday even
ing and a very pleasant time was had
The usual game. of might've was
played, the fo3owE1g1 being awarded
prizes: Mrs. H. NJ. Sadler and Mr.. Z.
c. Holding, first Mrs J. W Timms
and Mr.. p Bench, second. Dainty re-
freshments We're served by the hostess,
assisted by Mrs. Ford. After - some
musical selections by the members, the
club adjo9rneh 70. meet in two wesks
at the residence of. Atr3 and Mrs. n M.
Sadler.
One Of the most enjoyable events Of
the week was an afternoon tea given
by Mrs, John Mcdonald sT., assisted
by her daughter, Miss Ella Mcdonald.
There We're forty guests present The
afternoon was spent in music, CONVEX
satiOn, and a number of cOtilliOns were
enjoyed. The rooms were beautifully
decorated with palms. American Beau
lunch was served during the afternoon.
Those present were Mrs. Woodruff.
Mrs. Miner. Mrs. A. WOODRUFF, Mrs.
Melvin, Mrs. Shelter, Mrs. Bebee,
Mrs. Roundy. Mrs. Jensen. Mrs. Joseph
Daynes, Mrs MulhoB, Airs. Beat
tie, Mrs. Dugan. Mrs. Lon
Hyde Mrs. r. Hyde. Mrs. Ian
ra Merrill Mrs. Ensign, Mrs.
II Margetts, Mrs r. =. Margetts, Mrs.
Cartwright. Mrs. Ashman, MRS. May,
Mrs. W. H Rowe, Mrs. j. Mcdonald,
jr., Mrs. ]. -. Mcdonald, Mrs. Rom
ney. Mrs. y. Daynes, Mrs. A. Solomon,
Mrs. r.. e Bfxrgetts. Mrs. c. b. Mar
getts, Mrs June Mcdonald. Miss Lisls
Daynes, rdiss Laura Hunter. Miss
Priscilla Smith, Miss Clara TVhinlner.
Miss Min.lie Margetts, Miss Edna
Brown.
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~ 80 go

take a pleasant herb drink. the na~,,
morning I feel bright and. my complies.
ION is better. Ny doctor says il acfs
gently on The stomach liver ana Iii
neys, and IS a Pheasant laxative 1t IS
made from herbs. and is prepared = :
easily as tea. 1t is called Lanes Medi-
cine. Lanes family medicine moves
the bowels each day Price 25e- and
Doc For sale by Godbe-Rftts Drug
company. Salt Lake. City. Utah.
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10 De Rr. GO So

Cambridge, Ma s.-NilIiarh Woodward
OF New York has been appointed private
SECRETARY to Ambassador JoSeBh H
Shoa{e at the court of st. James. London.
BE p q Jaw stufent a [ Harvard and viii
graduate. in June.
From the time he entered the univer-
Slty lA-oouWard- became one or the most
pren1i2ent figures III his ciass. He PLAYED
r4Sht guard on his tres Imam football
ELEVEN and in his sophomore year he was
SUBSTITUTE on the varsity IN 1897 he man
aseq the yarsssST crew He was equally
prominent Ia social affairs
The rstirement Of tas ambassadors
gf'ssent priytste secretary. William Bayard
SutuEg, IT., is due 10 the fact that h.
vii shortly marry Sybfl Cuffe. daughter
OF the Earl Of Desart England
Most women with female vvezlSnass
suffer dfeadfully from files in addition
70 their other pains. They nav i,e
cured by using TARLERfS RUCKE,Yf,
FlLE OINTMENT Price 50 CENTS in,
bottles; tubes, Is cents. Van DYKES
Drug store, corner Main and Third
South Streets
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posed a party that visited the silver
king today.
John Balm of Kansas City No, was
IN the Park Sunday last on a brief
visit with. his sister. Miss Lillian Balm.
A party Of New Workers win arrive
IN the PARK tOInorrow who VIII make
Park City their home. They are ia
Burns and family, Mrs. Frank. Robb.
Mr.. c. L.fNright and Mark H Wright.
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county treasurer. was in Provo Satur-
&. o
William Nesbett OF EUREKA has been
wishing his daughter, Mrs 3. Smoot
and friends in Provo during the week.
q e
Mrs. =. D. Houtz is recovering from
q very severe Illness Of ten days or
two weeks.
o o .
A large circle of friends gathered
At the home of Hairy I3oshard on FRI
day evering and gave him a complete
surprise. The Evening WAS merrily
spslit in music. songs ganess and feast
ing.
Al tie city School teachers gathering
Tuesday night ''AIachethv WAS re-
viewed by professor Walton. When
-knignthcOd Was in Flower will be
taken up by Miss Pearl Snow at the
text meeting.
"A most charming enterfainrlent vas
given at the NHeser school Thursday
evening, the charming features of
which were the play, Little Men, p
and a number of musical selections.
The programme VIII be given to the
asylum PATIENTS next Thursday eyen-
ing.
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U,bif|e
Dress
Goods.
Special Lace Curtain Sale

Bought at auction at fraction, Of their actual
WORTH -sft ifftp ~ t2sf rtse 4,
ssi 1ssssfs Lace egtsslas tasss yards 65c
NOt 1dos fn Laeeegrtains, thrss yards S5c
Sos idas 9a9 Lace surtains 50 yards S1.35
frnftatioh Point dEsrrft Lace Curtains, 31z q IN
yards long for ~ y AsCV y
Ini, S. Fi.l Nss IS. .S3.25
Pss 4sq swiss Hgf ned sure sesFsps $40
roiqs aEsPEit Ruined Curtains, lace edged $500
ss i.e R fss Lace Curtains. with nattsfssss S6.0O
sssssa ss dee sas'ps fancy see9 as $3.50
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s. D., were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
T.. III. Pinneo this week
Mr.. and Mrs. H w. Deighton ar
rived from sMercizr Friday and will
again take up their residence in the
Park.
Henry Robinson. a prominent citizen
of Deadwood, S. D., was in the Park
this week visiting his brother. Joseph
r. Robinson. 1t was their first meet
ing for twenty-five years.
Andrew Welsh left for Butte Tues
day morning and wiz remain there
with. his family.
Mayor George Smith was a business
visitor to Salt Lake for several days
After a residence of seven years in
the Park. Mrs. E. N. Pike left for her
fotmer homes Gouvenear, N. Y. Wed
nesday morning She was prominent
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Che new Straight Front
(OgSefS.

ALL THE OTHER HIGH CLASS SPECIALS
ALI THE POPULAR PRICES Bell A 3 L E
MAKES.
Straight Front Corsets IN black, drab and F6lr
white. The seasons new shapes for .UVS
Fancy Girdle Corsets. trimmed with lace and baby
ribbon, top and bottom, in black, pink fAfA
and blue, for y I sVV
Ssg s SssE a F ana so5 white ssnssh S15O
The Ceebrated Reafern Straight Front Corset. war
raIlted whaiebpnes best material and the correct
81 straight front shape In short, medium and long
One trial Will make you our steady Gus fhsa
Price ifUsUO
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Blaek Fabrics.

ing: ~.
Soft clnging lid flexible black wool granite cheviot
and r. ard twisted ArTnure, including silk
finished He ietta, retailed7 aipsavs for.soc AClc
HANDSOME nea design, black Perola Cloth and satin
finished 8la Prunella. worth regularly 75e kf1r
yard, for ...ss-.... ~ - =. ......... JyS
Specials for Tail r-Iade suits at prices never heard te
OF before 50 5nch aI-yooI reversible English Che
viot. sponG and sshrunk ready for use elegant
s f Ssali 1.... SO .o. value. $500. Use
Special sale of fine imported black fabrics 50 scarce
and hard g find this season. except at exorbitant
prices such black. French wool crepe chine
e black burr CLEANLINESS black satin soeils pru-
nellas, 527in b French broadcloth and 5S-ineh We
s sssa Fam T8@ n3z q prices Up to ss per $500
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II Summer CprdIn,,f. /.

s The Cotton Shirt Waist will WELD the
ScePtre more this season than ever before.
Intact this strictly American Innovation
IN ladies cool and comfortable. summer
attire is.new dominating all of Europe as.
well as America.
Materials used this season are as vast
" different from last summer as are the
styles and shapes, and here you will find
nothing but the very newSt and latest. e
80 Not single waist carried over from
last season.
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SATIN LUIsANT. dainty ssateens fabric, Henrietta
finish, artistic floral designs, all rich and delicate
color, eon1hina TOMS good s3ec fabric. DC
Special price, per yard. "
PINEAPPLE zEPHYRs fine sheer fabric. comes in
the prettiest color combinations in stripes and
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COTTON tFoULARDss beautiful rnercerized effects,
giving them the exact appearance OF pure silk
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