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The Brunswick times-call., 1901-08-21
MISSOURI HAS A
DOUBLE [YNCH|NG
MOB OF ONE THOUSAND SWING TWO
NEGRO BRUTES IN FRONT OF Al
HOTEL.-MORE TROUBLE is Ex-
PECTED IN THE VICINITY.

Pierce City, MO, August 2o.--will
Cooley and Gene Carter. negroes, were
lynchcd by mob composed of 1000
armed cit zens tonight for the murder
of Miss Csselie Wild. whose dead body
was found today in the woocs near
here,
The mob went TO ihs jeil about 8
O'Clock and battered down the doors
and threw " ropes around the necks of
Cooley and Carter, another suspect.
Cooley was hanged in front of the
Lawrence hotel sns J, body riddled
with bullets. Carter's guilt was not
clearly established. and he was taken
back to the jail, but was subsequently
taken out aud shot.
Mtss Caselis Wild's body was found
today In ths woods near here, It
appears that the negro assaulted the
girl yesterday while she was returning
from Sunday school aud later out her
throat with razor.
The crime was committed at the
Frisco railway bridge. half mile from
the station. The girl was crossing the
bridge when the negro, who had been
sitting on the rail, attacked her. A
farmer In an adjoining field witnessed
the assault, but hearing no outcry, did
not interfere. Later, when the negro
was seen running down the track, he
gave the alarm The girls body was
found lying in the weeds under the
bridge.
Carter confessed that he knew who
committed the crime, and charged Jos
Clark, q railroad porter, with being the
real culprit. The mob has arranged to
NEST Clark when he arrives at Monett
in the morning and hang him. Cooley,
the first negro Iynched, had served a
sentence in the penitentiary for out
raging 4 woman go years of age. The
feeling against the negroes here is
intense Twenty-Five men armed with
guns are now in the negro district
firing indisoriminately.
After Cooley was strung up there
was much shooting at the body, and a
small boy was killed and several per-
sons wounded by this promiscuous firing
of the mob.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-08-21
Removal Notice.

Mr.. Max Isaac, attorney at law, has
removed offices from the National
Bank building to the offices formerly
occupied by DR.. G. W. Blanton, over
Polhil's drug store. His telephone
number is 255 5.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-08-21

Enjoy an evening by attend
ing the Rifemen's excursion
to st. Simon Thursday night.
Music by the Marine band,
and dancing at the pavilion.
Steamer Emmeline leaves
Mallory wharf at s O'Clock.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-08-21
At The OgIethorpe Yesterday.

Wright Campbell, MoRae; Z. J.
Lyons, New York; ]. Il. Hutchinson,
Boston; J. j. Gonzsles, Thomasville
W. W. HaraldsoD, Wayoross; J. w
Graf, Woodbine; Juo. E: Clark
Albany; R. J. Dawney, Darien; A. P.
Parkey, Washington, D. G.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-08-21

Riaemen excursion to St.
Simon Thursday night; the
steamer Emmeline leaves at
8 o'clock, Marine band will
be in attendance.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-08-21

Miss Matsle Hopkins, of Thomas>
vile, after q short visit to Brunswick,
left last night for Buffalo, where she
will spsnd a week or two, after which
she will visit Niagara, Boston, Phila-
delphia, Baltimore, Washington and
other places Of interest,
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-08-21
A Pleasant Dance.

Mr.. Allie Elkan rendered q number
Of his friends a dance in the Rinemen's
armory last night. Refreshments we're
served and the large crowd seemed to
greatly enjoy the evening.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-08-21

Don't fail to attend the
Rifemen's excursion to st.
Simon Thursday night, Music
by Marine band, dancing at
pavilion. Steamer Emmeline
leaves Mallory wharf at 8
O clock.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-08-21

Col. w. E. Kay, Miss L1oile Kay
and Master Archie Kay are spending
some time in Nsw York and other
places Of interest.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-08-21
SOME SOCIETY NEWS.
What is Going On in Brunswick's GAY
Social World.

BY MARY M'NIsH BURROUGHS.
Mr.. andMrs. J. B. TAFT and child
rem have returned from . pleasant
visit to friends ip North Carolina.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-08-21
SOuTHERN'S EARNINGS.
ERancial Statement For Fiscal Year Ending
June 80.

From advance sheets of the annual
report for the year ending June 80,
1901, Of f::ihs Southern Railway, 1t a O.
pears that the operating expenses for
the last year showed heavy increase,
mainly due to heavy charges for new
equipment. maintenance Of way, and
other permanent improvements. These
items cut down the increase in gross
earnings Of $3 .450,6 to en- increase in
net earnings of $947, 434. The ratio of
expenses to earnings decreased IA per
cent, If the lately acquired St. Louis
division is excluded, This branch,
which was formerly the Louisville,
Evansville and st. Louis, shows a de-
crease Ia net earnings Of IS 03 per cent,
and an increase in the ratio of expenses
to earnings of 7.44, The income ac-
count, with all the lines included,
shows:
1900. 1901,
Gross earn'gs. .$3l 200, ,se9 1884, $3.50, ,4s2
Operating ex-
penses. ....... 1881 .44s "a 343 ,625
Net income. .... 9,36s,4 1O,3i6,s57
Total income 9,6sS 22S 10 sl5 563
Intr st and rent
ais. ..... 6.755.442 7,lS1, 1876
Other deductions 1884 90. 767
Bslauce. ........ 2,Ol7,251 9,34O,5OO
Dividsnds...... 100000 1,2OO,00
Reserve for Oct.
dividends. 100000 100000
Balance. 1,117.251 LAO, 500
Traffic statistios show that 7,437, ,4O4
passengers we're carried, an increase of
10 53 per cent, at rate sof 2 326 cents
per passenger per mile, q decrease of
o O9s per cent. The tons of freight
carried were IA, ,l2l, 1s1, an increase OF
3.27 per cent, at rate Of o 947 cent, IN
increase Of 327 per cent.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-08-21

FOR SALE-Northen ore half of OLD
Town lot number 100 between Rich.
mond and Reynolds streets, B. Il. Da.
niels,
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-08-21

Capt. and Mrs. William NJ. Tupper
have returned .trom a pleasant trip
North, during which they visited Buff
falo and many other places of interest.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-08-21

Mrs. G. M. Tllton expects to spend
to day on st SIMON island, the Ruust
Of her husband, at his pleasant place.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-08-21

Mr.. Robert Brunor and family have
returned to their home in Macon, after
a pleasant visit to st Simon island,
where they spent several weeks.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-08-21

Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Gale and child
rem have returned from St Simon is
land, where they spent several weeks.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-08-21

Many friends are glad to know that
Mr.. q. 8. Lee is improving after his
recent illness at his home on Lee street.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-08-21
ARRIVED

Steamship Navahoe, Jonstone, Boston.
Brig c. G. Sweeney Miller, Savannah.
SAILED,
Schooner Viola Reppard, williams, Boston,
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-08-21

Brunswick Rifemen's ex-
cursion to st. Simon Thurs
day night, accompanied by
Marine band. The steamer
Emmeline leaves Mallory
wharf at 8 o'clock.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-08-21
SHIPPING REPORT

Corrected Daily by Capt: Otto Johannsssn
Port Of BrunsRisk August 40, 1901
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-08-21

A pretty wedding which will inter-
est many friends, will be that of Miss
Virginia S. Lowe, of this oity, and Mr..
Julian NJ. Yoemans. of Port Tampa,
which will take place on the first day
of September, At the home of the brides
sister. Mrs. r M. Newsome, In Port
Tampa. Miss Lowe is the daue hter of
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Lowe of
Brunswick, and has many friends aud
admirers here. who are wishing for
her the best that can come. in the
new life she is about to enter. Mr..
Yoemans is one of Floridas stearlipg z
and promising young men, who has
the confidence and esteem of all who
know him.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-08-21

Mrs. 4. r. Hopkins and son, Mr..
Hunter Hopkins loft last night for Buf-
falo and other cities. Owing to I'M
portant business Mr.. Hopkins was
unable to accompany them, 90 he had
expected,
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-08-21

The Naval Reserves picnic on next
Wednesday, and the moonlight excurs.
ion to the island in the evening prom
ise to be among the delightful events
of the summer. The features of the
morning will be the ball game, the
Target practice, the basket lunch, etc.
The features Of the evening will be the
music by the Marine Band, the dane.
ing in the pavilion, the moonlight, the
high tide along the beach, and the
cooling breezes,
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-08-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Topper leave il
q few days for Buffalo.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-08-21

Miss jamie Moore has returned to
her home in Birmingham, after making
many friends on St Simon island,
where she spent ssrveral weeks.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-08-21

Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Taylor and
children left last night for North
Georgia, where Mrs. Taylor and the
children will spend a month or two,
Mr.. Taylor leaving them at once to
take business trip to New York.
The age-herald., 1901-06-30
LaCeS and EmbrOiderieS.

yard-Realization Sale Price Sc
 EDGES AND INSERTINGS-an assortment that Is superior to any thing ever shown this season-in- sertings for shirt waists and skirts from 11s to 21s inches wide-new open patterns-worth 12hsc to 200 per yard-Realization Sale Price
 10c
 LINEN EMBROIDERY ALL OVEkS-20 inches wide-the ideal material for a cool shirt waist we'll embroidered-good quality worth per yard $1.00-Realization Sale Price 49c
 NOTTINGHAM FANCY LACE ALLOVERS-inserting effects some are fine quality of Point de Paris allovers-21 inches wide for fronts-sailor collars of full waists-worth soc and 75c per yard-Realization Sale Price 39c SWISS ORIENTAL LACES- butter colored-white or ecrn-for dress trimming of wash goods from to 12 inches wide-they are on fine net and fine needle work worth soc and 75c-Realization Sale Price 25c
The age-herald., 1901-06-30
Linings and Notions

SOLE GLACINE-36 inches wide good line of seasons colors-the lightest and most durable silk finish lining made-guaranteed not to fade-Realization Sale Price a yard 2oc
 TAFFETA SKIRTING and Per caline-splendid material for un- derskirts and skirt lining-several splendid designs, in plaids and stripes-former price at 20c-Real- ization Sale Price Sc
 HUSTLE TAFFETA PERCA- LINE+36 inches-flat fold-all colors-former price 200 a yard Realization Sale Price Dc
 TOM-BOY WAISTS for boys and girls-ages 2 to 1.-the most com fortable and desirable suspender made-regular price a pair 25c- Realization Sale Price 15c
 WARRENS TAFFETA GOV BRED QUILLBONE-lengths of 3 yards-all colors-regular price per 3-yard piece 15c-Realization Sale Price 9c
 STANDARD 4-yard piece-Vel- veteen skirt binding-all colors- regular price per piece 15c-Reali- zation Sale Price Dc
 All of above are good items.
The age-herald., 1901-06-30

FRLN NCH VALENCIENNE LACES for edging ruffles. trim ming lawns or any other kind of wash dresses-worth from 10c to 15c dozen yards-Realization Sale Price 6c
 MEDIUM WIDTHS VALEN- CIENNE LACES-fine thread good patterns-in white or butter color-usually sold at 25c and BOG per dozen yards-Realization Sale Price 15c
 MACHINE TORCHON LACES- insertings to match-fine or heavy thread-some are limitations of Cluny-others are copies of the fine expensive Smyrna-they range from % to 21a inches wide-worth 71kc and 10c per ryard-Realization Sale Price 5c
 BLACK SILK INSERTINGS- all silk-fioral and scroll designs from 11a to 2 inches wide-Reali- zation Sale Price 10c
 CULTURE EMBROIDERIES- just received a few days ago same on cambric, partly on Swiss they range from 2 to 3 inches wide-well worth 71sc and 10c per
The age-herald., 1901-06-30
High Roll Top Desk

Has our extra fine grain, patent flexible, smooth outer surface, dust-prooI curtain; is 331s inches wide, SO inches long and 52 inches high. Made in oak. Mounted on extra heavy, patent chilled ball castors. The desk is finished and polished all around; has five draw CTS with movable partitions that automatically lock and unlock by raising and lowering the curtain;
 has two extension slides below writing bed; extra wide space be- tween pedastals; drawers in pig con holes 12h inches long, built up polished V Writing bed and pan els, $500
The age-herald., 1901-06-30
Millinery Very Much
 Reduced

LADIES' TRIMMED STREET HATS-such as rough straw sail ors, Alpine walking hats, Tam O'Shanters, draped hats-worth from 75c up to $2.25 each-Real- ization Sale Price 49c
 STREET HATS for ladies, misses and children-comprising almost all this seasons new styles --the best styles ever been found in any millinery store, some of them sold as high as $3-others S2.50, $2 and $1.50-Realization Sale Price 98c
 LADIES', MISSES AND CHILL DREN'S UNFRAMED HAT SHAPES-fats, turbans and fioro- dora, leghorn, short back sailors, Gainsborough-in all the leading colors-plain straws-rough straws -Milans, Tuscans, chip flats worth 75c up to $1.50-Realization Sale Price 25c
The age-herald., 1901-06-30
5; :.:: ;:: LOVEMAN, JOSEPH & LOEB
''The Largest Store South
 of the Ohio"
Wash Goods Little More Than Half Price.

100 pieces corded Dmity coored and white ground polka dot striped and fancy figured all the leading shades worth 2 realization sale price 5lZe
 case of Shifting Pecae 24 inches wide all in neat effects suit
 able for shirts and wrappers realization sale price 2c
 50 pieces of 6nch light ground fancy striped Percae be used for mems and boys shirts ladies wrappers worth 0c yard realization sale price 6c 40 pieces Dress Gngams this years goods worth 10c yard
 realization sale price Dc
 so pieces Embroidered Swsses not the kind import from Switzerland but effective and made this country, worth 25c per yard realization sale price 6c
 lot of Imported Fouardettes full pieces but enough each piece for full suit these goods limitations of the best brands of oulard silk and look equally we'll they worth 39 yard
 realization sale price Z4c s pieces of fine Imported Dmties, B inches wide, light and ear grounds polka dots figured solid oors sheer material anywhere sold 25c realization sale price 5c Silk MousseneS Muslin Rayure Crepe Muslin Satin Ray all of these beautiful light and sheer fabrics which have been extremely popular worth 5O 5oc and o9c realization sale price 55c
The age-herald., 1901-06-30
High Roll Top Desk

Has our patent flexible smooth outer. surface dust-proof curtain; is 33R inches wide, AS inches long and 52 inches nigh; made in oak. Mounted on extra heavy, patent chilled ball castors.
 This Desk is finished and pol ished all around; has drawers with movable partitions that auto matically lock and unlock by rais- ing and lowering the curtain; has two extension slides below the writing bed; has 18-inch space be- tween pedestals; drawers in pig con holes 121a inches long; built up polished writing bed and panels,
The age-herald., 1901-06-30
LiningS
HUSTLE SKIRTINI

HUSTLE SKIRTING-36 inches tan, gray, brown and white-for- mer price 15c yard-Realization Sale Price 6c
 GRASS CLOTH-27 inches wide all staple colors-former price 20c-Realization Sale Price 10c
 HAIR CLOTH-domestic-black only-former price 25c a yard Realization Sale Price Sc
 FRENCH HAIR CLOTH-black, slate and white-best quality-reg- ular price yard 65c-Realization Sale Price 25c
 EGYPTIAN CAMBRIC-rustle finish-all colors-27 inches wide sells regularly for 7c yard-Re- alization Sale Price Sc.
The age-herald., 1901-06-30
Notions

HOOKS AND EYES-small size in boxes-in black only-9 dozen to box-regular price 3c-Realiza- tion Sale Price 1c
 MARVEL HOSE SUPPORTERS ladies misses and children's- splendid quality-in white only regular 15c quality-Realization Sale Price 1oc
 LADIES' HOSE SUPPORTERS -white-all lengths-splendid quality-regular price 25c-Real- ization Sale Price 15c
 CELLULOID HAIR PJNS-sev
 eral designs-regular price a doz
 7kc-Realizatio Sale Price 4c
 BOSS POCKET SCISSORS blunt points-good quality-four inches long-regular price pair 1Oc-RealiZation Sale Price 5c
The age-herald., 1901-06-30
High Roll Top Desk

Has our patent flexible smooth outer surface dust-proof curtain; is 331a inches long and 52 inches high; made in oak. Mounted on extra heavy, patent chilled ball castors.
 This desk is finished and pol ished all around has drawers with movable partitions that auto matically lock and unlock by rais- ing and lowering the curtain; has two extension slides below writing bed; has wide space between ped estals; drawers in pigeon holes 121a inches long; built up pol ished writing bed and panels, 33.75
The age-herald., 1901-06-30
Finishing Braids

FINISHING BRAID-the best se- 1ected patterns-embroidered on good quality, narrow or wide width.
 THE Sc KIND-piece of yards Realization Sale Price 3c
 THE Sc KIND-piece of yards Realization Sale Price Sc
 THE 10c KIND-piece of yards Realization Sale Price 7c
 THE 15c KIND-piece of yards Realization Sale Price 10c
 THE 200 KIND-piece of yards Realization Sale Price 15c
 THE BOG KIND-piece of yards Retaliation Sale Price 200
The age-herald., 1901-06-30
Mosquito Bars

GAUZE NETTING-made on umbrella frame-Reanzation Sale Price 1.25
 BEST GAUZE NETTING-made on umbrella Standardization Sale Price 1.50
 WE ARE AGENTS for Birming- ham for the celebrated Acme Mos- quito Bar Frame, and can recom- mend it as the best on the market. We have it for iron or wood beds. Price, complete, with good gauge net, put up-Realization Sale Price only 300
The age-herald., 1901-06-30
High Roll Top Desk

Our No. 57 High Roll Top Desk is in every respect and detail the counterpart of our No. 56,excepting in length, being six inches longer, or SO inches long. width, height and style being the same. A per feet beauty. Parties having re- gard for neatness and cleanliness will do well to purchase either Nos. 56 or 57, as their fancy and wants will be best suited. Quar- tered oak front, top arms and
 slides, 30.15
The age-herald., 1901-06-30
Flat Top WritingDe

Our No. 19 Flat Top Writing Desk is 54 inches long; 30 inches wide and 30 inches high, "A inches between pedestals, made in oak. A nice desk. Has five drawers, cup board on right side for books and papers, IA inches deep; writing bed built up wood, imitation leath- CT or cloth. No castors. 1900
The age-herald., 1901-06-30
HanmOckS

LARGE FULL SIZE HAM MOCKS-the regular kind-Reali- zation Sale Price 69c
 BEAUTIFUL HAMMOCKS with fancy fringe on the sides-the reg ular $1.35 kind-Realization Sale Price 98c
 HAMMOCKS WITH HEAVY VALANCE AND FRINGE-heavy pillow and spreader-verp-the regular $1.75 kind-Realization Sale Price 1.25
The age-herald., 1901-06-30
Flat Top Writing Desk

Our No. IS Flat Top Writing Desk is AS inches long, 30 inches high, made in oak. Eighteen inches between pedestals, has drawers. Cupboard on right side for books and papers, IA inches deep.s A very handsome desk. Writing bed builC up wood. No castors, 11.50
The age-herald., 1901-06-30
And All Other Office Sundries at Cut Prices.
Writing Desk

Our No. 38 Standing Writing Desk is. B inches wide, 72 inches long and A inches high; made in oak. This desk is made of built up wood; has 4 drawers with movable partitions; fine bracket front; very handsome book rack of neat de- sign and well made and finished. Bolt fastened, 14.2o
The age-herald., 1901-06-30
DomestiCs and Bed Clothing

56inch Masonvle Domestic realization sale price ~ Ic 3oinch Fruit of the Loom, realization price 6i-2c 36inch Lonsdae Sheeting realization sale price Size 25O White Bed Spreads, 73xSS worth S5c, realization sale price 5Sc
 100 White Spreads long, worth S5 realization sale price roc 7s Towels 18x3o 2c per dozen, realization sale price .vU
 pieces oOnch full beached Irish Table Damas assorted de signs worth 5oc realization sale price 39e
The age-herald., 1901-06-30
Xeilings

VELINGS, SPIDER WEBS chenille dots, velvet dots-cluster effects-all the latest large Lon don meshes-in solid black-black and white-white and some in col ors-also complete line of chiffon veilings in all colors and embroid- cred large dots-worth from 35c to soc per yard-Realization Sale Price 25c
The age-herald., 1901-06-30
All These are "COl=
 gates" Goods.

Violet Toilet Water, 8-ounce bot tie, 85c Violet Toilet Water, Bounce bot tie, 39c Florida Water, k-pint bottle. soc Florida Water, Bounce bottle,
 25c Lavender Flower Water, 8-ounce bottle, 75c Lilac Toilet Water, bounce bot tie, 56c La France Rose Extract, 1-ounce bottle, 45c Violet Extract, 1-ounce bottle,
 45c 1s-ounce vottle's Extract, all odors, 23c
The age-herald., 1901-06-30
Books

Both of the following books are now having big sale in New York City:
 A KINGS PAWN, by Hamilton Drummond.
 THE LIONS BROOD, by Dur field Osborne.
 Either only 69c
The age-herald., 1901-06-30
Wrappers

LADIES' WHITE HOUSE
 WRAPPERS-of satin striped lawn-round yoke with deep ruff1e with featherstitched braid-flounce skirt-full width-regular price S1.75-Realization Sale Price 1.35
The age-herald., 1901-06-30
Flat Top Writing Desk

Is 60 inches long, 331s inches wide and 31 inches high, made in oak. Has five drawers with nov able partitions, all drawers lock and unlock automatically by open ing or closing upper drawer; high ly finished, writing bed built up wood. No castors. 14.85
The age-herald., 1901-06-30
White Goods.

case short lengths Long Cloth pieces 10 yard lengths the 15c quality yard realization sale price Oc so pieces Checked Nansoo the Sc quality realization sale price DC
 50 pieces plain white Dress Swss 12 2c 5c zaton sale price Ii-zc 25 pieces fancy open work White goods 2 2c quality ea
 zation sale price, Il-Zc
The age-herald., 1901-06-30
UnderSkirtS

UNDERSKIRTS of fine Muslin Cambric f1ounce-with ruffle of deep Hamburg embroidery and in- serting to match above dust ruffie regular $1.25-Realization Sale Price 95c
The age-herald., 1901-06-30
Ladies' $2.5O OxfOrdS
 Sl.85

Just from the factory are 1000 pairs ladies' Oxford ties-in this lot we give you about ten styles ; in all the new shapes-broad and medium toes-heavy, medium ex- tension and lightweight soles-kid and patent tips-the price vas $2, $2.25 and $2.50-Realization Sale Price 1.85
The age-herald., 1901-06-30
Free Trip to Buffalo.

Loveman Joseph Loeb will give ticket and 
 There no cost attached to this oero obligation buy certain amount of goods goods aa that to do is to read our advertiser IS in the Ledger every day.
 Here is the plan:
 Beginning yesterday Ledger finding these mspened
  will receive free ticket to the Buffalo
The age-herald., 1901-06-30
Ladies' Vests

LADIES' VESTS-mercerized- isle-Richelieu ribbed-siik cro- cheted neck and arm band drawn with silk braid-regular price 200 Realization Sale Price at 23c
The age-herald., 1901-06-30
HandkerChiefS

LADIES' PURE LINEN UN- LAUNDERED ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS with embroidered initials-hem- stitched, too-cheap at 10c each Realization Sale Price, the dozen
 85c
The age-herald., 1901-06-30
Long Silk KinlOna

LONG RAMONA of Japanese wash silk in blue and pink-plaited back-regular price $998--Reali- Zation Sale Price 7.50
The age-herald., 1901-06-30
Mems $5 Shoes 2.75

Then here is another lot of Mems $5 Shoes-these for $2.75. They are low cut tan shoes. In three styles to select from, and the style and fit is correct in every particular.
The age-herald., 1901-06-30
That Window Display of Sheets.

biggest stoche lowest prices; sounds hackneyed may be- but can't utuy express the situation here erenty- these prices prove they're lowest"
 o0xo0 Hemmed Sheets realization sale price 4Se 45x3o Pillow Cases realization sale price lOc By the way-AI of our sheets torn
The age-herald., 1901-06-30
All These are "COl-
 gates" Goods

Shampoo Mixture, 1 pint bottle,
 45c Shampoo Mixture, 5h-ounce bot tie, 29c Rene Bouche Dentrifice, 2-ounce bottle, 23c Antiseptic Dental Powder, large size, 39c Antiseptic Dental Powder, small size, 200 Purified Talcum Powder, small sperfumed, 18c Nursery Powder, 19c Violet Soap, a cake, Bic East India Sandal Wood, cake,
 23c Cashmere Bouquet, cake, 22c
The age-herald., 1901-06-30
Drawers

DRAWERS of soft finished mus lin-deep embroidered ruffle-clus- ter tucks above-regular price 4Sc Realization Sale Price 3sc