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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06
p ENNSYLVANIA RAILROAE
Schedule in effect June u, iseu

Schedule in effect June II. lSeD ~
Trains leave Wilmington q ieilewg:
For Philadelphia (expressl ~ aM
A2e. 80, ~. ~. $50. SIS. SG; s8, lo,IH
SO, sli. 4Ss. tI. so7. $50. 7oi. III. ID
"A Xccommodat,on. con X ID go. 10. 40 u-oo 4
M. 1880 2a2. 100, SIS. cas- and le.H .. -
80. 10 So, SIS ii, l1.s. ii.ss. ii.s q
m,. 49,. 500. s.As. As, 6O1. 70i. and sos n
Accommodation. s1o: ITO. n.oo a. nd
70 For N; New " York ~ i.Sroash u e.prs.s,, I'D
sOs. se Dining Carr. s.as, 1852. lis q
n, ,,,"' .',sls Dnlns 9 y, csrS e $50 i,Sv
Sa Saosd 81 sirss, sad s,a5n ss M Fhaaspha iaae1Sns
M. 1855, ISL. 800 sii. ass sO7. s07. &asf
7l7. sl8 and 1913 y, M,
Gays. serld tessleuis a IRAN, H. i fuii@..
Buffet Parlor Cars. Combined Car, snA
Coaches through to Atlantic City. "A
For Boston without change. i0oe . ~
For Newark Center and intsrmsdaats
Baltimore e''s and ID " washington. ID. aes
slS. 1918 ana ll:ol a; M, l29, H.iss a.is.
40, stl. 100, +2S: 81 .sos, $40, 7.sa 7.ss
~ p. M. and rs night.
Baltimore and intermediate stAtioa1
l00, 40, l1 ,. M. l2lS night.
Leave Philadelphia. Broad Street. to
,Ss %iinios5on i9 1 s1I5ss':,' m 49, Ill a IA IS
Sl3, 800. 329, 3.ls, 401. A46. 6.07. 50, IN
SIS, S.oS. $50. s.6s. 7sl. ll.%. n.S p ~
Accommodation, 60, 7s, s12, 1913 .. y.
~, a3, 4.04, 449, 6.27, s.SS. lo.2 and H.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia lexpressl. ~: ~
AN. 935, 9b5, 10 81, ll.45 Z. M, 12bs. l.2, So
as ao7. $50. III. s.os. and s.ls p. NJ
Accommodation, i.iv. $40. ~ Z. -
l2l4, go. 400. b%. aas, and 100 P. =
., Ter e Chester |s1pssms'II ,n 1m NJ ~, ~ e ~
Accommodation. no, Slo. as a M. ni1
FOR New York (through expr0ss). LIZ
lU2, sS5, s.65 DINING Carl, l0.ba. NE q n.
l2bS. 1.N Dining Carr, 800, so7, 's1 (Dln1
Broad Street Station. Philadelphia, u
7.lo $40 s36, 965 u.1 .. M, l2t6 LII,
800 46s. 607. $40, III. sls. and l0D p =
For Boston, without change, Ill p =
Baltimore and Washington. AZ. -
1918 .. M, 12.o6. LIS. l5o. 1Si. 40. IA
sos, 64s, 73s, G.l1 p. M. and los night
Baltimore and intermediate station1
slJ .. M. 1alS night.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street, II
Wilmington (express). 16o. 7,2o. NJ. NJ
T. m, LA. ais, 40, 49, bo7. ~. ~, 50
7.3l. RS5, ll.2s, ll.2e p. m. ana 12:@ night.
Accommodation. as. 81. lo.1 q NJ
N0. 2s2. a1S, So. and 1o.0 p. n. i.
MA, r~,1 .o,r,u -
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06
FOR THE SOUTH.

daily, sleepers to Port Tampa. Aug
Memphis and New Orleans; 7S6 p.
daily. sleepers to Now Orleans. Mad
Memphis, Nashville. va Ashevills q
Hot Springs.
Atlantic Coast Lne-Exrress Z u p. n
daily, sleepers to Charleston. Macon g.
Port Tampa: LOS g. m. daily. slsepers -
Richmond and Jacksonville. 4
Chesapeake 4 Ohio Railway. Gn p.
cinnati.
seaboard Air Line Railway-Exf reaa
l3b a. m. daily, seepers to New OrlesMa
and Jacksonville. FLORIDA and Metropoll1
tan Limited" 400 p. m, daily, sleepcrs u
Jacksonville and Atlanta.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At Philadelphia.

Athletic ........OlOO 2O00-3 l
Baltimore ..... ...2OO0Ol02 5 10 |
Fraser and Powers; McGinnity and
Bresnehan. Manaseau and Sheridan UNI
pires.
At Boston.
Boston OOOlO0- s !
Washington 10 O0001OO0- l B
Winters and Criger; Lee, Patton and
Clarke. Connolly, umpire.
At Cleveland.
R,H.E.
Clsve and e. OllOOOOOO-2 A 3
Milwaukee....oO O0OOll 90 6 II
Moore and Wood; Hastings and Ma
loney. Haskell, umpire
Al Detroit.
R.H.E.
Detroit ........ OO3OOOOO 8 0 0
Chicago .....0O01 O003 a 0
Sever and Buelow; Griffith and Shl-
livan. Cantilion, umpire.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06
Woman|y Beauty
Sparkling Eyes & Bright Facsa
Are the Frnits Of Hound Nerves.

Arc tn8 FTUtb OF F'Uuuu N0tVVs'
TIE GREAT FRENCH
HlNDlFO NERVE TONIC AND Wit.
ALlZER Cures Nervous Exhaustion. Hysiorta.
Dissiness ,Hsaiache. Backache q Female weak
1iIDI CPassiug through the trying chang,
OINAofrom Giriho0d to Wonanhood vii!
nud In It wonderful relief and benefit. II
Quiets and 6trcng gthens the Nerves, Cle lnses
tbe Blood Clears The Brain and Tones up the
sgho1e System
7 MAKES A WOMAN LOOK YOUNG AND
PHEi. YOUNG. PRICE 5cc., ~ Boxes -
Bent BY mail 10 any address. Sold by n. b
Danforth. Ageut, Wilmington. mS
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06

A. littlo life may TO sacrificed TO an
hours delay. Cholera iniantum, dysen
tsry dist rhoea come suddenly. Only safc
plan 10 to have DR.. Fowlers Extract OF
wild Straw berry always on hand.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06
MANY DEATHS THIS WEEK.
Mortality Will Exceed all Previous
Records.

The death record for this week will be
he largest ever recorded ct the Office off
the Board OF Health. Up 10 the time o.
closing the Office f1r the day yesterday,
fifty three death certificates had been
f.,,d for the week. With the deaths re-
corded today ths record Of 6fty.6ve
deaths in one week Of lest year will be
exceeded.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06
Baseball Yesterday.
NATIONAL Ii
At St. Louis.

1t St. Louis.
R.H.E.
St. Louis 1000 O0O1OOO-l 0 0
Philadelphia 0OOl00OOO- / 0 o
Murphy and Ryan; Donobue and jack
litz. O'Day, umpire.
AT Cincinnati.
R.H.E.
Boston. .0l20lOOOO-4 9 !
Cincinnati. 100000 s 2
Case and Bergen; Dineen and
Kittridge. Cunningham, umpire.
At Pitt mrg. mum
Pittsburg ."...sloO02O1o- ] 10 8
New York ......O OOO010l o. 2
Philip and Zlmmer; Phyle and
Warner. ColRan, umpire.
At Chicago.
Chicago ........OOO2Ol0 3 Q
Brooklyn..... 221OOOO -5 0 o
Hughes and Kahoe; McJames and
Farrell. Nash. umpire.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06
To Farmers.

have OH hand at Cossart ware house full
line Of u M. Osborne machinery, NIL kinds.
and all kinds VI plows, Moutville laud roll ers,
buggies aud spindle wagons spring and peg
tooth harrows Hinch and Dromuold grain
drills aud . full line OF riding cultivat9rs q
ali makes II you will drop me a card will
be glad to quote you lowest prices.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06
DELAWARE DIVISION.

For New Castle, s.,3 a. m. 103 4O2 an0
A6S p. m, weekdays. ~
For Lewes and Rehoboth, s,i3 a. m. 80
For For Dover, Harrington, and Delmar3
sis, lo.5s a. m, Io2, SIS and I'll p. m1
Sundays, Ell p. m. 4
For. Wyoming and way stations. s.os q
m, week-da. .. \
days and lo.u night daily. -
TRAINS LEAVE BROAD srRExj
STATION. PHILADELPHIA 4
FOR THE WEST; ~
s;:as T. fsasv's e''s h''sas't sas g. 'H's;:e hss
loS a. M, daily for Pittsburs and cnl
oaso. (No coaches to Pittsburg) LinI1
Is Is % 'no nv. eHs' daily Limited" Limit plt..our
-Chicaro, Cleveland, Toledo, cincinnas
Louisville. and 81. Louis Dining Car,
Iso = n. daily. PittsburE. chieaxs
Naevllls. svia ,t' C'lnc,nnssG, 9 c lnd,an2
a25 p. m. daily. Ptttsburs. Columbus. Isf
dianapolis, Louisville, and st. Louis.
80 p, m, daily. Pittsburg and Chioaes6
for Toledo. except Saturday. 4
n:@ p c., m: !. daily Ia Pitt'0urs' Cincinnati
u . p. m. daily, Plttsburs and chicss.
~ Tor Knoxville. via Shenandoah
va;ey Route; for Cleveland. except eat1
urday.
FOR BUFFALO.
Via Emporium Junction. $50 T. n. an
8.N .. m, daily. i
Via Uanandalgua, $50 g. m. week-dayQ
$50 p. m. except Saturday, and n.e y
N. daily. ~
q Congressional Limited Express. An
Festibule Parlor Cars and Dining Car. NJ
extra fare other than the usual Pullma4
charge. A
(s') Limited Express vestibulo Parid
Cars vestibule Passenger Coaches. 40
Dining Car No extra fare. ~
The Wilmington Transfer Company WI
call for and check baggage from hotels
and residences. y
For further Information. Iaasenger1
are referred to the ticket agent at 10
station L
J. B. HUTCHINSON, j R. wOoDfN
General Manager. General Pass AsenA
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06
IQ H0RSENEN ANl FARMERS.

Electri'kes as941, sired by EleHtlite Nv
f0B50, dan, Hidenc by aaMbetta Wl<es :t.3S
Elsctrilkes is beautifully formed, dnppfo
chestnut with good disposls,on aud plenty OF.
vim make short season at Fnun tA'I Glenn
farm, Guyenconit, Delaware. Fec $!j.O0'
Apply 70 har ley Turner, su?t
m.3 ltawk.l2t
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06
TUESDAY, JULY Q. 1901.
at | o'clock, p. IN, sharp,

The following personal property, to wit;
~ l horse, y years old. good NH
10y wo rker and driver. will work in KIN
single or double harness, 3 milch cows.
sprin ger, family carriage in good order.
market dearborn. l horse cart. ! brood SOW
with y Ga 8 large shoats, large lot OF oil and
spring chickens, ploughs. harl ows and cult. :.
vators, carriage and dearborn harness, ! set
Of good cart harness, feed cuttsrA In good
order, forks. spades, hoes, and many other
articles too numerous to IN sution.
House hold and kitchen furniture. consist
ing of parlor stovo good as new. llfoot ex-
tension table, dining room chairs, bed room
sets, beds and bedding. lot Of carpets AID
ma things / parlor stove large cook stove,
in good order, cans buckets, tubs, and mauy
other articles
Terms Of sale-All sums under 81 cash. on
all sums over that amount = credit OF w days
will he given by purchaser giving bankable
note with an approved endorser. Interest
adde d from day of sale.
ELLA NJ, LiNDERs. Exccu:rix.,
j2et p O., New Castle. Del
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06
COLLAR BONE BROKEN
lila Clymer Refuses to Tell How She
Was Hurt.

Ida Clymer, colored, of No. lO5 But
towood street, had her collar bone
broken yesterday afternoon. She was re.
moved to the Delaware Hospital in the
Phoenix ambulance.
Ida would not state how she was in.
iured, but IL is said that she got in a
''ecrap'' with her husband and the
broken collar bone is the result. She was
resting easy last night.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06

TH1ECUTRiX sALE-WILL BE SOLD AT
II public sale on the premises uf the late
Thomas Barry. sr, deceased. on the H. ga-
Forth of New Castle, on
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06
Steamers City Of Chester and Brandy
wine

TNHE ONLY LINE GIVING MOoNLIGHT I
l. Excursions, Leave King atreet wharf
\ 7 p, m. and Philadelphia 930p ~ every
evening,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-28
Bad Wreck 9rs Wabash

Omaha, Neb Sept 27.-A through passenger train on the Wabash rail- road from St. Louis to Omaha was wrecked to-day near Council Bluffs, and baggage cars, two day coaches, q chair car and a Pullman sleeper, rolled down an eighteen foot embankment and turned bottomside up, the engine alone remaining on the track. The en- zine stopped with the forward trucks on the edge of the bride over Idian Creek. The train carried nearly a hun dred passengers. Three persons were perhaps fatally injured, sixteen seri- ously hurt and q score of others re- minor bruises.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-28
Mems Autumn Needs.

1 Just things you'll need any doy, to-day 1 perhaps We'll tell it quick: SFs HALF HOSE Natural Merino Half Hose.s not too hsevy, 19c quality, enough for alta day Saturday, 12Ac a Pair. V x
 HALF HOSE-50 dozen Black Cashmers' Half Hose, bought in the same lot, a 26 cent grade, to go Saturday at 17c Pair, 3pasras for 50 cents. RI2E4 42 mel, amply, cut ahd full long comfortabix| warm Night Shirts, 50 cents each.
 PAJAMAs-Too, of heavy Domet E'lank mel, made in military style, 89c for $1.5Q suit. 4a :. uNDEGXSiEAR5ust m ol EYE s,j fne right weisS
 and Drawers, fine gauge, 50 cts Garments
 UNDERWEAR. White and natural, uEdd{ of fine cashmere wool, Shirts and Drawera worth $1.50 each, for $1.0O Garment.
 UNDERwEAR-of pure Australian wool ln both white and nRtrtal wool the Mnd 0fa < Underwear that won't jrritate the most seiisN sltive of skins, $1.50 a Garment.
 FLEECE LINED Shirts and Drawern. the 50 cent kind, Saturday. whne t4ey IA sfsn 39 cents a Garment. sa
 HEAVY White Merino Shirts and Drnws CTS, 50 cents a Garment.
 MEMS AND BOYS NEW COLORED
 SHIRTS, 30 cents EACH.
 Three lots of Boys and Youths new Aus turnn, Colored Shirts.
 Soft Bosom Shirts, with detacHed csll&Fs- and Cuffs-Soft Bosom Woven Madran Shirts with latacheo vi as. tNs ,NFlIA E0-sl som Shirts with detached cuffs; M
 Choice of this entire lot of fine new Shirts, 90 cents Each
 Mems Soft Bosom Ncgiige Fhirfs ips the late Autumn shades and coloriugNa made with two turndoWD sss..ara, 'tsl1 St tS pair of detachable link cuffs, 10 end 0f A styles to these well selected Shirts, Choicds 50 cents Each. 9t
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-28
Strong Stocking Specials

Strong again in our Women's and Childss . rens Hosiery Department: &
 WOMEN'S Double Silk Fleeccd StockAH ipgs, extra double sole, heel and toeHs Hpmsdorf dye, with either rib or hem topssA 2b cents a pair
 WOMEN'S Black Fleeced Elastic Ribbed Top stockings, with double heel and toe,s 1213c a pair Great value. <
 woMEN's Black and oxford Grey Mixe6 Wool Stockings, 25 cents pair. Extra large sizes in these.
 WOMEN'S Fine Cashmere Stockings, iH black gauge Cashmere, 90 cents Pair.
 SAME STOCKINGS in the medium and extra heavy weights. All made with doublES sole and toe and high-spliced heei soc pair
 WOMEN'S Black Fleeced Stockings, ir all black and with white feet the shme z Stockings in extra large size, all 36 cent4d a pair.
 MISSES 1x1 and 2x1 Rib Fast BlAckM Wool Stockings, with Merino heel and t06xS reinforced thoroughly, 25 cents pair. 3
 BOYS Stockings in the same, but ir exs tra heavy weight, 25 cents pair. z A BIT OF SUIT ROOM NEWS, EsPHE
 CIALLY GOLF CAFES. &$ Golf Capes, not large lot, but they're S5.5O Capes that we'll putt out to you whilqX they last, for $8.9S Each. " Both Women's and Children's Capes ar6 in the lot, the Women's being 30 inches ; long. Both are in pretty, new coloringss through d Southern buyer who didn't dare take the risk of so large lot, so he offered < to share 'em with us. We wanted tho whole lot, but we didn't succeed.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-28
Sale of Fine French Kid Gloves 59 cents q Pair.

You know we represent exclusively in I New Haven county the distinguished French Glovers, Trefousse 6 Co.,, and it is through The Gamble Desmond Co.,, too, that those most worthy Gloves, the "P & L." reach you direct from the French maker
 It is these two noted makes that we place before you to-day-a lot of hun dred and twelve and half dozen pairs. The cable from Paris few days ago announced that lot of forward sam pies and some slightly unprotected Gloves from their houses had been ship ped to us two weeks ago.
 They're here, and Saturday morning the Gloves will he ready for you on the Front Special Table of the West Store. The lowest priced among the Gloves is s125 and the highest $1,9S pair.
 All sizes are here, and all colors in all sizes. Black Gloves, too.
 It's the Best lot of the kind they've ever sent us, and you know what that means, for hundreds wait eagerly for these Glove sales of our every season. ALL WHITE RIBBONS SATURDAY. That is, in this special sale. We have just gathered up great lot of them in widths ranging from 31s to AZ inches, and worthr from 29c to 3sc We have marked them all to sell while they last,
 For 19c Yard. ovERGAITERs 13 GENTS PAIR
 Perfect fitting black Overgaiters, and well made, despite the almost ridicu- lously small price, for there's never been a gaiter like it for less than 25c, and even 3Sc.
 overgaitsr weather is here, too Fin ish out your Summer low Shoes with pair, or keep them for rainy days
 Shoe Department.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-28
 "cHILDREN AND FOoLS.' .Judge of Thing Half Done"

This is particularly applicable in cases where persons seriously troubled from the sffects of coffee drinking, and who take up Postum Food Coffee in it's place, attempt to make the new bever- age with little hot water and two or three minutes boiling. That sort of a lick and a promise produces a drink that is simply exasperating. It is flat and tasteless, whereas the person who will boil the Postum full fifteen minutes after the actual bubbling and boiling begins will have a. beverage that is something.
 There IS point between twelve and fifteen minutes of boiling, when the character of Postum is changed, the food value is extracted and the deli cious flavor which much resembles the milder and more expensive grades of Java coffee is produced.
 A lady in Salem, Ore. say: When ever I drank coffee at night I always passed a restless, wakeful night. EX- treme nervousness and a weak stomach have followed me ever since have been using coffee Finally I got into such state that my dyspepsia took the form of spasms and heart weakness.
 SunereQ 1nlenSely, anu Wllel d pIy- sician was called he enquired, among other things, if I drank coffee and in sisted that I leave it off. I did so and took up tea, which I found almost as bad. Finally husband brought home package of Postum, and we tried 1t (strictly according to directions, for we believe in the adage that Children and fools judge of a thing half doneD
 The new coffee was delicious and from that day until now (which is year) it has been our only drink at meals. My dyspepsia, spasms, etc., are thing of the past. My husband had suffered some years with bilious headaches and indigestion, but during the past year on Postum Food Coffee he has entirely re- covered his health and gained much in weight. Our friends frequently com ment on our improved appearance and change in complexion" Name of writ CT supplied Sby Postum Co.,, Battle Creek, Mich.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-28
JeweIry---I. I.eather.

! Priced Especially for Saturdays Sell ing.
 No pockets in TailoHGowns this year, ladies, so you'll have to have Chate- laine Bag. Whatever else you can dis pense with, you can't be without one of ! these A few specials to-day: | Here's treasure if you want a sim pie bag. Pretty Chatelaine Bags. with rich gilt mountings, new, $1 Bag and a beauty, Saturday for 69 cents. lot of extra quality all seal and alli- gator Chatelaine Bags, with full block bottom, lined with suede, mounted in either French grey or oxidized frames, a g Bag, Saturday for s1.29.
 A Special Purchase of fine Shell Side and Back Combs, in the newest shapes, worth up to 50c and 69c each, Saturday for 21c.
 Roger & Gallet's Almond Soap, Satur- day for 10c cake.
 books, in single and double frames, an extra fine quality, and sold in some stores at $1 Saturday for 42c each.
 Arnold's Beef, Iron and Wine, regu- lar soc kind, Saturday 29c bottle. TOILET SUNDRIES AND PATENT MEDICINES.
 Denticura Tooth Paste, prevents con- tagion and retards decay of teeth, 25c size, Saturday for 1Sc.
 Phillips Milk of Magnesie, Saturday for 39c.
 Dr. Boschee's German Syrup of Tar and Wild Cherry for coughs and colds Saturday for 45c bottle.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-28
rnrncgie Y ncSArts wards.

Pittsburg, Pa., Sept 27.-John W Beattie, director of fine arts, Carnegie Institute, tonight announced the names of the international jury of award, elected for this year by the con- tTibutors. They are: Edmond Aman- Jean, Paris; Robert w. Allen. London; John w. Alexander, New York; John La Farge, New York; Winslow Hewer, Scarboeo, Me; Frank w. Benson, Sa- lem (Boston), Mass; Robert ". Von- noh, Rockland, Lake Rockland county. N. r.; Thomas Eakins, Philadelphia; i; Frederick w Freere, Chicago; Clar- ence M. Johns, Pittsburg.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-28
Saturday, Boys.

l Our Special Souvenir Offer is a Dou- ble-Breasted Suit of all wool cheviot, a Suit any custom tailor would be proud of as to cut and finish-a s3.50 Suit for s269.
 Aside from this Saturday Souvenir, that is good and serviceable Yes, and there's oy-stylein everything we have for boys. That. mems like his dads clothes, enough to please the lad, and like a boys, enough to please his mother.
 Double Breasted Suits, from $1.s9 to $9, with every Suit guaranteed all wool; l2 to 16 years. Norfolk Suits, all wool Suits and with our guarantee as to fast colors, from s425 to $6; eges to 10 years.
 Three-Piece Suits. pretty little Vestie Suits these are, with the vest buttoning high up in the naw way, $1.9S to $S; to 10 years.
 Kilt Suits and they haven't made them so attractively in years. Put all the loving care into 'em that the lads mother would; ?, 2h and years; and in the white, blue and red flannel, black velvet and blue and red serge-$2.25 to $7.00.
 AUTOMATIC HAND SEWING MA
 CHINE.
 New Haven has taken up the little Automatic Sewing Machine with right good will.
 Sold several hundred of 'em in week You see, this one we advocate is not an experiment.
 Thousand of the Smith & Egge make are in use. It'stas} small as toy but it does grown-up machines' work-drop it into your trunk if you're going away. It is valuable anywhere. Only $2.00.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-28
The Gamble Desmond Co.
STATIONERY AND PRAYING

STATIONERY AND PRAYING CARDS. A Stationery Bargain-Priscilla Sta tionery, in one- pound boxes, bond kid finish and Irish linen, regular 25c- pound box, for 15c pound. Envelopes to match, Sc package.
 Hart's Crown and Brownie Whist Playing Cards Saturday for 14c pack. THAT SALE OF AUCTION SILKS.
 The curtain rings down on the sale of Auction Silks Saturday and it has been a sale to be proud of. Alot of every- thing isn't here, but some of nearly everythong is:
 Good Black Satin Duchesse and Black Gros Grain Silk, 49c yard.
 Colored and Black Hemstitched Silks and Fancy Brocades 49c yard.
 Black Taffeta, high lustre, e5c quality, for 47c yard.
 21 inches wide Black Taffeta, S9c Tai. feta, 57c yard.
 And $1 colored Satin Mervelleaux fon 57c yard
 Black Taffeta, a genuine Swiss Taffe- ta, 21 inches wide, a 9Sc grade, 69d yard. ~
 Black Satin Brocades, all pure silks, $1 Brocades, 69c yard.
 Heavy Black Taffeta, 2s1s inches wide worth $1 a yard-for 74c.
 Corsica" the new silk ming, ssc ' yard.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-28
The Gamble-D Co.

Weather Bulletin: Generally Pleasant
 Saturday. IF,YOU- SEE TT IN OUR NEWS, ITS
 HERE.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-28

Priced Especially for Saturdays Sell
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-28
Sultan's Health Failing,

Berlin, Sept. 27.-The health of Abdul Hamid, sultan of Turkey, is said to be failing. The German embassy in Con- stantinople receives daily reports as to his condition from it's agents stationed near the Yildiz Kiosk.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-28

Our Special Souvenir Offer is a Dou- ble- Breasted Suit of all wool cheviot, a Suit any custom tailor would be proud of as to cut and finish-a $3.50 Suit for S269