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The evening world., 1901-10-24
THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING. OCTOBER "a, 1901.
GIoves
For Ladies and Misses.

Three very important Glove offers for
Bargain Friday. The low prie are out Of
all proportion to the actual worth of the
Gloves, but that Is all the more In your
favor. Qualities are precisely as repre-
sented.
Ladies' Jersey Wrist Cashmere GLOVES;
fleece i!net: ''Fostes's Stainless Black" all
siiss from 81 to s,s; the :3se. quality. 19
Misses Wool GLOVES, in plain OF fancy
eoloIs; also white and black, at IS
Ladies' 7-elasp Glaee GLOVES: in all the best
shades Of tan. mode. gray, brown. Oxford,
white and black, at oS
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Zu<onks ana Ch<la1en 5
Woox.

Bargain Friday Specials.
The following will help you dress the
baby at very small csst:
cH1LrREN's FLANNELETrE GOWNS;
with ypkes; all sizes, 38
cHILpREN'S CANTON FLANNEL DRAW
ERS; finished with ruf1es; sizes 10 to ~, IS
cHlLDREN'S COATS: winter weights: rough
material: good, s.fvieeabl. eolors: made with
large eapes, trimmed With braid; to years, $50
cHILpRENs coLoREp SILK CAPS; pad
ded lining, with full top piece, IS
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Extraordinary Groom Sale. u
WolI P11o1s.

Bargain Friday Specials.
High grade wall papers have heretofore
been considered luxury by the average
housekeeper. Prices have made them 80.
But the situation here differs and to-
morrow we will place on sale three grades
Of high-class PAYERS at prices that will en-
able you to decorate the walls Of your home
"fit for a king" at an exceedingly small
outlay.
10 rolls WALL and IS yards BORDER; all good
quality heavy papers: light or dark eelers: your
choice Of many designs; lot worth $l.o7 all
for o.
heavy embossed and gilt papers; new designs;
so to choose from; lot worth $3.50; all for 1.4o
10 rolls WALL, isyards or Isi inch BORDER;
silk finished and endorsed parefs; some Of our
best patterns; endless variety; lot worth $3.50;
all for 2,74
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Share HoursoH? :?
Fine Ra ors Low Priced.

ron't shave yourself with duh or poo
razor. Spoils your temper and is disigur
ing Here arc some Razor values no maj
who shaves himself kho Id overlook:
CHALLENGE SAFETY RAZOR. el-anest.
SIN allest a d most practical sa city IA OF made:
oItb si.iS sp-eisl at o.
celebrated CLIMAX RAZOR. made BY
Schn,ach,enl err Bros. Cerr any; bst rast
s,e-I: iales ar. hardened and tent c;td by
special pr e.ss extra follow ground; worth !.
81 90; pIee to-norr,w. ,
WADE K BUTCHER MEDIUM HOLLOW
(GPOUND RA' oRS. fine IA or for rr'vatc
use fully warranted and equal to the best
I 81 90 grate; tomorrow at $
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OPTICAL Department

Do your eyes pain you? Is your sight
becoming impaired Visit our Optical De-
partmen, IN The N ain Floor. A graduate
opti,ian will examine your eyes free Of
charge.
Cri slGNET EYECLtSSisa rameiess glass,
W tn lax go!i spIirg. e4tIa l.rc lerscs
ans Blanks tip!e avs v hica prevent the
!sas tiom teeom,ns loose. worth s2.so; prce
to.mouow. $50
ALUNNiCo SPECTACLES AND EYE
GLASSES, finely tempered AM fitted with
spe ial lenses, worth 500; price tc-mon.w, leo
X NJ N ALLoI SiEcTAC ES AND EYE
GLASSES: Roman alioy looks like goli and
wears uic as well, re ular price 7sc.; free
tomorrow, q SS
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HELD FOR THEFT OF $1,000
WORTH OF SILK WAISTS,

Abe B!rnwick. truck-drtvcr. Of No.
1: Gouvcrncur street. was committed
without bail to-day BY Magistrate Crane
for the larceny q: 1900 worth OF silk
waists which he wa, to have delivered
to Sixth Avenue department store on
Oct. II. In 1899 he was sentenced to two
years in Sing Sing for similar ofrense.
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CHILDREN WERE
NEAR FLAMES.
SMALL FIRE AT EARLY HOUR
ON RANDALL'S ISLAND.
nInxe wns soon Put Out, However,
and There Was No
Excitement.

An alarm OF frc was sent out from
Randalrs Island at 80 o'clock this
morning.
Engines were hurried to the One Hun
dred and Twcnty-nfth street dock and
Police Headquarters hustled the upper
section OF the harbor squad over to the
island.
There are about two hundred children
and feeble-minded adults there. The
blaze was small one In the one-story
Of the island. and by the time the fire.
mon and policemen got over the local
engine had extinguished It,
The work was done 50 quickly that
ened
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Taney China.
Bargain Friday Specials.

Prices are reduced third---in many In
stances one half to give Bargain Friday q
strong element Of interest and economy.
The finest Austrian and English Chinaware
Is embraced in these very special offe Q, and
there Is every reason why this announce
ment should evoke q most enthusiastic res
ponse on your part.
CUP AND SAUcERS with god bands, finest
Austrian china; regularly sold at ise.; special
PLATES. FRUIT sAucERs. CREAM JUGS.
&C., Austrian china. handsomely decorated;
regularly sold at 7oe.; special
PLATES, CUPS and sAUcERs, SALAD
BOWLS and SALAD TRAYS, fn.st Austrian
china, very richly decorated; regularly sold at
3te. and 4oe. each; special 18
cARoRErrE or LOBSTER SALAD DISHES,
finest Austrian china, richly decorated; regu-
!aziy seh at $3.50: special at 100
DINNER SET, 100 pieces, finest Austrian
china. richly decorated: regularly sold at
$500: special. 1875
DINNER SET, III pieces, finest English por.
eelain, richly decorated. every piece gold lired;
regularly sold at 31l.oo: special, 1880
TEA SET, So pieces, Ane thin china, richly
deeofatsd; regularly sole at $500; special, 4.o5
TOILET SET, 9 pieces, large shape, richly
decorated; regularly sold at $500; special. 1913
BATHROOM SETS. dns Austrian china, nicely
regularly sold at 7se.; special, IS
cUsPiDGEs, in rieh. soft eoiors, new shape;
regularly sold at 3se.; special. 20
GAS GLOBES. imitation Of cut glass; regularly
sold at l9e.. special, 10
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Remnants!
Black and Colored Dress Goods
zoe. to 75c. Yard.
WORTH DOUBLE.

We have been so wonderfully busy in the
Dress Goods Sections since Fall began that
thousands of short lengths have accumulated.
These leneths vary from one to seven
yards. and tomorrow will be marked at the
prices quoted. It Is safe to assume the
rush for these Remnants viii begin without
delay.
The lots comprise fabrics for Suits Jackets Raslans
Waists, Skirts, children's Dresses, Kimonos, Wrap
great variety Of shades In canels HAIR Homespuns.
English Whipeords. English Crepe Cloths, Prunella.,
Satin Cloths, Zbelines, Piesolas. cheviots French
tross, Venetian Cloths, Ere eh Brcadeloths, French
Serges Henrettas, Scotch Tweeds, Striped Albatross
Habit Cloths, Satin Stripes. Striped Serges, oxford
6kirtirgs, Plaid Backs, cloakings, Scotch Piaiis
Z!telne Plaids, Tweeds, Granites. Covert Suit nSs
Crepe de Chimes. sublimes Lansdowue. Nuns Yelling
etc
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BIG PACKING PLANT BURNED.
Twelve Hundred Men Idle and
ebOO,OOO LGsp In Iamm ond, Ind.

en00,00O LGss In Hammond, Ind.
HAMMOND. Ind. Oct. a.-Part of
tho big packing plant Of tho G. Fl.
Hammond Company Is a mass OF ruins.
and the fire which destroyed It IL still
smolder!ng. Twelve hundred men are
thrown out OF work. and tho loss IL
s6oo.ooo Four men were badly hurt IN
a stampede OF cattle and a fireman was
pinned under n falling wall.
The Hammond plant Is the largest OF
the Kind outside OF Chicago. 1t occupies
OF 500 head OF cattle day. -Four
buildings were gutted. Officials OF the
company say that their plant at South
Omaha. which has been closed since las,
spring. will be reopened al soon as men
can be transferred there from Chicago.
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W0men's sNndorskIrts ana
.eow1s.
Bargain Friday Specials.

Bargain Friday Specials.
Some exceptionally strong offerings in
cold weather Underskirts. The black and
white striped Petticoats at osc. are In con-
slant demand, and are about tn. showiest
we ever had at such price.
The Flannelette Robes are particularly
good values.
HoHEN'S SATEEN PETrlcOATS; mercer
igsd; In back AMI wh to stripes; accordion
rlaited lufls: exceedingly pretty skirt; Bar
gain Friday 90
woAiEN'S SATEEN PETTIcoATS: 'ext1a
quality: meIeeTiled; full umbrella lounes;
knife-plaited RUNE; special lustro finish. 1.6e
woMEN's FLANNELETrE NIGHrGowNs;
double yoke: cut full ana long; worth 7Se., SO
woMEN's FLAENELETrE NIGHTGowNS:
extra quality, double yoke; braid trimmed:
our o8e, &C
wOMEN's UNDERsKIRrS, Of striped nan-
relette; yoke bant; deep hem, 1e
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Women's Wa11ers and
Ffmo70s.
~ /WO70S.
Bargain Friday Specials.

Rare bargains in gra :etul, comfortable
house gowns. Stocks .,esu and new; quality
always lax $ precedence here, as the fol-
lowin will prove:
woMrN'S wRAppEES, ranrsiette, in a
big van ~ OF ,'y'es ara colo, ngs. regular
" luz, Si!S, Bargain FrI ay, 79
wOMEN'S W AP EFS, 'eavy peteale:
cry des,ra lie p,t:,rrs. yoke ani vtIs;
! trimmed with I.Iey braid ieun:ed sS,;t:
oil sewbete at Si.39, W
WoMEN'S CAST MERE WRAPPERS, in
avy ard red only. waist pret,iy tim n,:i
W h ecu lace and III bon velvet. extra iul
skirt, with oun;e regular $500 gaIhent:
special. 5.'s
w NEWS KlMoNoS of striped caunelstte;
W tn plata toiders. N,ry sp.c al, s.
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SH0OFLY ROCKERS. made Of hardwood,
nicely painted, is full size ard has hair tail;
special,
EXPRESS WAGON; has iron axle, 10 made
l4x7S irehes and is finished in the natural
wood; special.
PIANO, u key style; well.tonsd ksys, nicely
decorated hardwood ledy; special,
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fun in Geylan&.
Second Floor.
SPECIAL DOLL OFFERS.


What
mobile hill
derment he grow
But it's
lin
Dolls and Doll supplies
Wo DeMs Our Of Doll
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extras IS uery complete.


DRESSED DOL LIS, 10
inches long. beautifully
dsesssd In all the latest
styles In silks and satins,
with pretty hornets to
match; handsome bisque
head with glass eyes and
oIen mouth allowing teeth:
special,
KID BODY DOLLS, 10
inches long, well st .ded
body, jointed hip and knee,
ehres and 1tnckfnoa prattv
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MEMS $3.50 TROUSERS AT ". %.
eolornss and patterns. stylishly cut, well tailored
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BOYS'75c. WOOLFLANNEL WAISTS, ,45c.
Fast-eeored Wool Flannel Waists, In navy blue
and red; plated frost and back; well made, good
fitting.
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POPULAR GAMES AND TOYS.

TRIMMED DOLL
bED, ~ inches
long, m lde Of
strCng steel wire,
mic ely trimmed
mattress, b eet
eove.let and two
pillows Of assorted
patterns: special,
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Groceries.
Ra, gain Friday Specials.

FISH: Fancy Chicken Ealiout Steaks, s,lb., Il
Selected Long Branch Weak Fish or Butter
Fish, h.,
MI TTOE: Hiudquartefs Canada Mutton, h. 9
SAUSAGE Choice Jergey Pork Sausage,
fresh made; delieately scasoned; lb., 9
LAMB: Fo,equaIters Canada Spring Lamb h., g
DEF ICATESSE Selected Franku1ters, sp.-
eial, Aha. IS
SCRAFPLE: Fancy new Philadelphia farm
seiapp'e or Head Cheese, H., 9
POTATOES: Farcv Virei ia Sweet Potatoes;
will cook dry and mealy, peek. IS
CELERY: La'ge stalks choice Kalamazoo
Celery, nicely bleaehed. stalk, S
GRAPES: Fancy large cultivated Tokay
IELLY: Ge,rin, imported Barbecue" Jelly,
half price; glass, II
COFFEE: Lion" brand Coffee. ID. pkge., 10
Fancy Bourbon Santos, fresh roasted daily, ID. IS
OLIVES: Fancy New Stusei Olives, bot, 10
CHEESE: Swiss Chees-, h., IL
TO NATJES: Fancy hand packed Jersey
Tomatoes, can, 9
CORN: N. Y. State Cream Sugar Com, can,
BOSTON BAKED BEANS: Plain or in sauce,
can, B
TEA: Your choe. Of our rich farc..d Gr.en,
Bl,ck or Blcnaed Teas; choice cup Qualities,
H., IS
DATES; Fancy Stuffed Dates, as orted mt
meas, tox. 20
'FIGS: The new impor' alton fancy large
smyrna Figs, -Four Crown, b., IL
|sAPDINES: Falstafs imported Bonsless
Saltines, ., Tin. IL
&C. AN CHOW Err: E. S. Birnham's New
England Clam Chowder. 3-ls. can, II
EGG OR GREEN GAGE PLUMS: "Park"
bra d, 3.lb can, IL
PEACHES: Cream Dessert Pcaehts, iun:heou
sire, tin, 9
HONEY: Fancy Sat. White Clover Honey,
large sire toxes, each, 20
SOAP: Kinks White Floating Soap, large
cakes,
Wlnes and Liquors.
OLD CROW wHrsKEY. bat, 60
MT. VERNON RYE waIsHEY. fu'i at. bot; rs
HENHEsSEY IMPORTED BRANDY, bot, 1.10
S, pcr.or CALIFORNIA cLARET, ZINFAN-
D L Ar BURGUNDY, according to vintage.
/ CSC, sSt. and oO
Pure CALIFORNIA PORT AND SHERRY
WINE, GAL. LIS
}PEPPER wHISKEY. gal. $50
OLD CABINET RYE wHIsKEY, GAL. 800
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lotions.
Bargain Friday Specials.

LADIES', MISSES AND cHnDREN'S Isle
HOSE SUPPORTERS, black ard white.
with pin top an rubber sutt'n': pair,
LIGHT WEIGHT DRESS IlELDS. sis.
and 4: par,
RENAISSANCE PATTERNS Of HANDKER.
{cHiFFE. TIE EMS, TURNOVERS and
BARES, assorted des!.ns; eae',
so-YARD BLACK MACHINE SILK; COZ
spools.
aud eolots: card,
STAR ALPACA SKIRT BRAID. S yard
piece best quality, black and to!"rs; Ter
WIRE AND SPRING COLLARS. all sir:s;
each,
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MEMS $40 BLACK SUITS AT x6.OO.
All-vool fast black eheviot. sissle and double
breasted sack coat designs lined with pure mohair
serge.
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BOYS wOoLLEN 50. 90 SUITS AT ST.. rs.
Strong wooen materials Of neat dark patterns also
blue black and Oxford mixed; are well made and per
feet fitting; for boys to 10 years old.
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YOUTHS $500 WINTER ovERcOATs AT
$3.50.

Stylish Oxford Metors, the long full box coat cut.
we'll lined and tailored.
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Ruqs Nnao>0><ceA
Bargain Friday Specials.
Royal Wilton or Smyrna Rugs. Which
, I'll, YOU come for Tomorrow Fine assort-
ments o. both at very special Bargain Fri
ay prices.
ROYAL WILTON RUGS.
M,a,,,o, and Turk sh des gus. al new ard perfect:
Size l7xA. 2.1o @H!' 80
oxo e., 1928 o."' 1919
txi2 IT,. 2e. so
cyypN, RUGS-loo all choice designs, In sizes
.t,o ( IS 7.txi0.t, S.25 .xl1, 1913 }
lNGRA N CARPETS.
Extra hea y. h,lt wool filing, 10 choice pat
terms, regular oe. quality. to o'morow. yari, IS
lNLAlD LlNOLEUM.
Very bes. quality imp,.ei a,d domestic. IS
D., teri 8 % choose from, regular viius sloo'
per siuare y.rd. 1.Ao
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BOYS WARM 81. 50 REFERS AT 81. so.
Boys stysh gay and Oxford Meltons, nicely m ID.
and with warm Innings AMI velvet collars; for boy,
3 to yeaIs old.
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@!i!Si5I{j IL i: i: {jg59j!i$!!!!!:!?@ j!!!!:! ii;;!;.:!:
Bargain E1zaay 2Qgaln/

The Big Store Blossoms With Fine Values.
II stores under roof help make BARGAIN Friday inter
estng here Nearly 1000 empoyes to serve you city IN
tseii.
Almost everybo knows that The sege Cooper Store is
the largest finest and stocked in the world in fact
of the sights of the metropolis.
Millions trade here anauay y; thousands here daily
The store is marvel of mercantile progr
And Bargain Friday What lively ay it is. Every de-
partmen responds promptly and ticay with host Of
remarkable
Bargains plentiful apple blossoms in June
Crowds will be great aga to Every aisle, every
department will bu z with busyness.
Everything that and choice in me disc awaits
you Can you resist the days Can you resist the prices?
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EASEL BLACKBOARD, stands - inches
hi b, blackboard 10 lsx75 inches and 10 severs.
ible. 10 made Of veneered hardwood, strong and
substautial; special,
cHH,D's CHAIR. maze Of tariwood, veri
warn shed, 10 20 inches high ard nicely finish
ed -aek and arms; special,
SPELLING BOARDS, male Of hardwood.
strong. durable. better than blocks, and one OF
the best educators known,
MAGIC BOX, magnetic toy that will Cause
moro than d.zen fancy fgur.s to perform
grotesque guations on It's smooth surface;
speciil.
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OlanaSas Eoatrng ana
Cooking Stovos.
Bargain Friday Specials.

How about your stove? Well fortified
for the Winter Very disagreeable to get
up on a cold morning and bother with a
sulky stove just at cooking time.
We are richly prepared to serve your
stove wants; been busy selling stoves Tor
the past six weeks; the extreme lowness In
price and the superior quality OF the ma u
facture of our stoves haze eau. ed the rush ;
but we expect big business, so are ready to
fill all orders promptly.
The evening world., 1901-10-24

BOYS 3oc. WAISTS AT 15c.
Styiish fast-eolored psIeales and outing fannels
plated back and front and fitted with patent dsseh
able wastband.
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n Greot HIllIme1y Z<splay


Thousands of Ready to-Wear Hats OF every new and
novel desrp ion Never busy before October Crowds
all day. tables literally aboom with the most
comprehensive of Fall and Winter hats dis
PLAYED Two remarkable specials for Bargain
Friday
ALPINE HATS
of silk
stylish large positive $500 value; -
A''o
Lace Curtains yorkeres.
Bargain Friday specia S.
Shoppers who Curtains at exceptionally
low prices be pleasantly ed when they reach the
Upholstery Sections t1e Third Floor for there are still lett
good values from the big sale of Nottingham Curtains
that has been in progress for week
BEAUTIFUL
Antiques Plain
oral borders
&c., esc. Sl25 S1.45 S195 and S265 Per Pair
Tapestry Porere at OneThrd Their Regular Value
Brocades, Figured Reps Bagda s. Str ped Orentas and
Armure Weaves, Per Pair at S2.8s, S3.sS, S475
,o PAIRS SATIN poRrEREs heavy DEPARTMENT
means ha you Will oe peasahty
ar, FILLED SCREENS
the cost " the
lpaeist k
pael. 325
value 5000 at 1919
ooBagdad dcu.als s,eae,a |'o
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Wen's ana Rovs'
CIothxna.

Extra Special Bargains for Friday.
Dollars have an almost magical power
In the Mems, Youths and Boys Clothing
Sections tomorrow.
We specialize some Of the strongest values
Of the season, and the Department should be
buster than It has been any Friday this
Fall, and that 10 saying much, for We have
done some extraordinary clothing selling
since summer passed away.
MEMS SO WINTER OvERcoATs AT
S6.05.
Made Of stylish rough surfaee Oxford
Gray coat stuffs; long cut coats; well lined
and we'll tailored.
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bisque head. moving glass eyes and long flow-
Ing eurIs; special,
SANTA" JoINTED DOLL, ~ inches long.
has most beautiful bisque head, moving glass
eyes, open mouth showinv teeth, full ball
iointed arms, legs and wrists; long flowing
full sewed wig and dainty ehemiss trimmed
with lace and baby ribbon; special.
POPULAR GAMES AND TOYS.
cRoKINoLE BOARDS, made Of har wood.
nicely finished, 10 full sire, has checker board
on ba:k AMI guaranteed not to warp; special.
CHlLD'S SWING, made Of hardwood. strong
AID durable, can be folded to put In small
space when not In use: tomorrow,
HARMLESS GUN, shoots hollow rubser rails.
cannot break windows, nicely packed In strong
box; spec al,
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PATROL WAC
ON, Police OF
Fire, strong and
u:able; has steel
year nZ, uPaol-
stsied seats; body
3oxls inches;
III seat S chill.
rsn comfortably:
fYnnt Srshnst. Hovvs
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Ladies Teckwear.
Bargain Friday Specials.

Bargain Friday Specials.
All the new and ashiona lie eolornys In
Ladies' Neck ear in silk. ehifons and velvets.
Tie newest saa es with double bows ani
|s.,'is, faucy Stitching, black ON whits OF
wit back; regular $l.25 values; special
Bargain Friday, W
TT. VENISE LACE COLLARS.
Round, square, boie o an sailor shapes; cream,
white ard Arab sha ieS: rs new aud very hand
some pattern n this lot; worth Si.2S to S2.a0
each; Tomorrow, "
LIBERTY CHIFFON COLLARETTES.
These arc made with fu large ruis and &C.
Gordon plated ends 81 IS values at W
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PARLoR STOVE, = beau.
tiful self-heater, m a de
very heavy and strong.
with q genuine doofs. full
nick, !-plAted ornamental
top. dunn. ing and shaking
grate, removable frepot;
special,
PARLOR CYLINDER
HEATING STOvE,suong-
iy made AMI fitted with
the best quality o brick,
improved dumping crate;
special,
VICTOR OIL HEATER.
nie and ofacfifai euafan.
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nine HOURS A DAYS. WORK
OR NO SAWDUST TOMORROW

The ultlrnatum between the Lum-
her Manufacturers association and
the employees Of the mills in Seattle
ard vicinity Is on for final decision
this afternoon. The first request of
The employees was for 1o-hour pay for
. hours. but this was later modi-
fed 10 2 hours pay for 0 hours
work July Is was the date set for
the manufacturers 20 grant the new
arrangement.
This morning, in nearly all OF the
mills the men went to work at the
usual time. but at o'clock they are
expected to stop work and walk out
in all the mills where the owners
have not signified their intention 20
agree 20 the new arrangements. On
the surface there Is no evidence OF
disagreement or trouble apparent
In those mills where the men quit
ct 3 O'Clock this afternoon, II r. said.
they VIII not be allowed 10 return
20 work tomorrow without an IN
Outstanding.
50 the real crisis. Of which the hour
Of this afternoon Is the beginning.
viii not be on till tomorrow morn
inR. Several thousaud men are af-
fected by the situation.
AZ the Building Trades Council this
afternoon no Information for publ
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scheme OF robbery but he objected
20 the killing part. and therefore re-
fused to take part in O'Brieu's mur-
derous plot.
Vests testimony was given 20
show that O'Brien had planned his
desperate deed long before he ao-
complishsd ~. O'Brien was con-
victed Of killing Reife and sentenced
10 be hanged August %.
httempl 10 Free West
At Dawson an attempt Was made
70 have West released on a writ OF
habeas corpus. Judge Sehlbrede at
bkagway refused 10 act on the petit
ION a. he had no Jurisdiction.
West was then secretly brought 10
vancouver. arriving there July ~.
Betore leaving skagway West pur-
chased complete outnt OF new
clothing and arrived here looking
more Ike a prosperous Klondiker
than a convicted thief Ever since
he left Walla Waila the Canadian
government has paid him s. a day
70 appear az q witness in the case
The Bkagway papers say West be-
hnved IN lull very launtlly and was
nlppant and mOuthy. He played the
grand stand act ruperbly 10 the few
people who watched him In Jail.
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WOULD KEEP THE POWER.

PITTSBURGH Pa, July isThs morning
the Aasamsa Association. told the
Representatives years conference.
This Secretary wlnssns the
object power their own
hands that the demand Of the AaTamad
labor organization would b matters
the United States thing we're
avoid and therefore part ,hs
Aasaasa Associations matter 70
association in ali Of tho trusts mills
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RICH STRIKE ON BIG SALMON
THAT MAY RIVAL THE KL0NDIKE
Advces Brought Down the Dolphin That Further Proves the Rich
ness of AaskaEvidenCe to Show That the
Report Is Authentic.

The steamer Bailey last wednesday
morning loft with a big load OF pros
pectorH for tho new district The
fare for the round trip IL SO.
Roaenbcrg describes the stampede
40 being the largest infhe history
of the district. the people Of White
Horse and Dawson running a neck
ana neck race 10 20 there fret Pro-
visions arc selling at cxorbit, .
ant rates. steamship fares are soar
ing skyward and small boats are SELL
Ing for big prices. Says Mr.. Roacn-
berg:
1t If poor mans country. Soc
ond klondike. only better. Dawson
cannot compare with II. because Of
the moderate depth OF Dawson dig
RingH on Lake creek the average
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AdviceH brought down on the
steamship Dolphin. which arrived IN
port this morning, dated July II. tell
Of what purpgrts 20 be the most i'm
portant gold discovery yet reported
"a strike. The magnitude Of which il
said 90 rival the kioudike diRgiuRs.
The new EldOrado is situated on
Lake creek - miles from HootaIin-
qua. IN the Biz Salmon district The
owners Of the hrHt rich strike IN the
new district arc q. Q. Runner and
Mr.. Rosenberg, OF skagway. They
display sixteen large nuggets taken
from their claim. Bedrock was struck
at feet and II r. very rich la cos rae
gold The discOverer ia jim gaIes.
better known as Sour Dough" Jim.