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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-04
Marshalltown Mnrkc1s.

Niarshnlltovn Markers.
The following prices quoted are as
nearly correct as it is possible to ob-
tain from AIarshalltown dealers. The
quotations are rcr prices paid by deal
ers, corrected Friday afternoon:
GRAIN AND FEED.
The Kansas City Grain Company re-
ports the following prices:
Oats-l9lls.
coin New, 27a4 old, 27ls.
Wheat-S6.
CORN.
The Glucose Sugar Defining Com
nany viii pay IS cents for sound, dry
LIVE s'rccK-
Receipt today, 45D.
Britain & %. are paying RE :oiiow-
ing prices for hogs in wagon load lots:
Selected heavy, over 800 pounds. 4.C5
Selected light, lao Is 200 pounds, Leo
stays and piggy sows graded accord
inc TO quality after reduction. Rough
includes thin old sows. milky bellies and
hogs unit for packing. Premium hogs
must be smooth and fairly we'll fatted.
q All hogs subject TO government In
spection.
PROVISIONS.
Marshalltowi. grocers quote the fol-
lowing prices TOT country produce:
& at9es-4o cents.
Eggs 20 cents.
Butter-lS cents in trade.
POULTRY
Butchers. commission and cold stor-
age houses are paying The following
cash prices:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-04
THE GRINNELL NEWS.
{. r.. Mowatt Mnrrtcd-Local ana
Personal Notes.

" - 4NONtutt MurrleO=LOCal ana
Personal Notes.
Special to Times Republican.
Grinnell, Jan. 4. John p. Mowatt, the
Spanish war veteran and correspondent,
has joined the ranks of the Benedicts.
Last evening at the residence of II. L.
Triplett he was married to Miss Grace
el2ruce, of Maple Grove, the ceremony
being performed BY Rev. Il. NJ. Vittum
Mr. and Nlrs. r. w. Clark visited
friends in Lynnville yesterday
all.. and Mrs Laurin Clark entertained
e number of friends at game dinner
last night.
c. $. Sickle has received set of
Plans from his architect for fine house
70 be built early in the spring.
Amos Thompson has purchased the
icayei' property on East street.
Charley Marsh. of Westfield, met with
another accident from one of his horses;
rot so serious. however, as to prevent
linn from getting around whit the aid Of
scrutches
The Iowa Legion Of Honor recently
elected Henry Pitman president a Nc
isatosh VICE president aud Charles Porter
secretary.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-04
STOCK WAY UP TODAY
iinil ampai sn started in Wall street

aud q catsadys,nce In stocks Re-
suits.
York Jana -7he bulls u rs
US i ma surngd Ire taples or tbs
b s today g tosssd thsni right and
eft IN eonfussa and hudaiea group
sstlai,Aa 81 :l@ 9w prices7 t1e
',hsriislg safl Tie p figures recorded q &
e. -.s.d taking OF q lrsssentatly I'VE STOCK
= cash ss9lil,. il.(nisass the orly afle-
auate illustratic, Of the rampant bull.
peclil aiion in psoe;isss's:
St. Paul from ls5 ls577s7=s
Nartliern I2aeiiics s61s.
Fin plate iai5a
Sugar. lsselll42
Esriq first preferls 81 q. asa.
Psnrs's sTania l45mlia'4
Great Northern. ll.siegresl, 1857 1914 r..
Metrenpl!Fan. 1850 lsa.
OUTSIDE tises PRESENT the gains
highly excited dla.ingl.f RI ,ll,s UP upu
sci;e gsnaeral. Speculation cSltinuaa
Iltglllv ssG during the entire day.
The aggregate sales' w~re close % the
higl, record 4 the history OF the ex-
flsanse. Thare w.as mGah profit taking
,ste IN z Re . y. lou; Development &c new
4s9irts Of strength ssryed TO sastaim
prices.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-04
INGiInan.

Special to Tisnee -iR epublican.
Gilman, Jam Jehiel Burlington died
"Wednesday evening at his home in til:s
city of a complication of diseases after
an Illness of eight weeks. He was IA
years of age.
He came TO low from Indiana IN 1865
and settled in jasper county lived in
Marshall and Tama counties respect
lively and moved to Gilman. about eight
YEARS ago, where he has ever since re-
sided. He was a man of sterling char
sacter. of quiet disposition AMI of the
most unalinching integrity. He leaves
q wife and four daughters to mourn his
loss.
The Iowa College contingent, con-
sisting Of Misses Edith Negley I4izzie
Lowry. EfIie OIL Bessie Carney and
Eddie Paul, went to Grinnell Wednes-
day evening
REV. g. l.. Hammond and wife slrove
oyer 10 Toledo Thursday morning TO
represent the gational church in
he council at tina place Which con-
yened in the afternoon for the ,nstaiia-
tion2of the pastor Of that chu.cn..
a card received on Nsdss ebay from
j. w. Negley conveys the information
that his health is somewhat improved
Since going to Colfax.
III. Alexander has bolgtit the T.. c.
Wise property on Church street for a
cons Iteration of $1,000 and intends to
occupy 1t as family residence on the
lstof March.
Rice in the management of the Gilman
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-04
GEORGE II. CHAPEL.
Forecast Oficial.
"A keen clear Brnin,

Your best feelings, your social position
or business success depend largely on
the perfect action of your stomach and
liver. Dr.. Kings New Life Pills give.
increased strength, keen, clear BRAIN
high ambition. A 25 cent box will make
you feel like a ne wheeling. Sold by Geo
70 Io.,,,,1.,.s, dri,nf,ir,f
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-04

The Aurora, HI zouaves left for VII
enna, Austria. They expect to visit
several European cities before reaching
the Austrian capital and will parties
pate in several eompetitiYe- drills.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-04
ASSOCIATED PRESS MARKETS..
Ctica4o Livestocx

Chicago, Jan. 4
Cattle Estimated receipts 1000:
steady to slow; beevas, 3.65M6.15; stock
ers, 2T5@144o; COWS, 2:s5M4l5, Texans
3 3o0l4. 10.
Hogs+F,stimate receipts 10000; 10
higher; heavy, 5.o5M5.25; light, 1860
$50. mixed, 4.9oG5.25
Sheep-Opened steady, closing active;
10 higher; 3.toM4.7p; lambs, 4.O0M5.70.
chicago I-roduce.
Chicago, Jan. A.
Wheat January, 74ss May, 77la.
corn--J anuary, 3t,iss; May, 3Tla0i3755s.
OatsJanuary, 227s; May, PAS.
Pork-January, 1905; May, 1915.
Lard-January 700; May 7.15.
Ribs January, 60; May. $50.
Rye47ia.
Barley-38N63.
1.55@l.57.
Timothy-475.
o'lover-10.T5.
Dull: unchanged.
Eggs-Quiet; %.
Dressed Poultry-Fairly active; I'M
changed.
New York Produce.
New York. Jan. A.
wheat-May, s2sz.
CONN May 4sA.
Butter--Steady 17M25.
Eggs--Firm; 22@27.
ST. LOUIS frodnc..
st. Louis. Jan. 4.
Wheat caell. 1874: May, 1914.
Corn-fasll. 351s May 361..
Oats-cash, "a; May, 25as.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-04
Peorin Produce.

Peoria. Jan. 4.
Corn Firm: No 2 white, s5N.
Oats-Firm; No. 2 white, 25A.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-04

When threatened by pneumonia or
any other lung trouble, prompt relief is
necessary, az 1t is dangerous to delay.
We would suggest that One Minute
Cough Cure be taken as soon az indica-
tons of having taken cold are noticed.
1t cures quickly and its early use pre-
vents CONSTITUTION. All druggists.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-04

The Horse Mark ct.
Chicago, Jan. 4.-Receipts Thursday,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-04
ST. Loul- frodne..

st. louis, Jan. 4.
wheat-c'aeh. 1874; May, 1914.
corn-7f'a 351a May 361s.
Oats-cash, "a; May, 252s.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-04

The following market lettcris furnished
the FINES Republican, by Martin y Slack
from their local Office over y East Main
thrulA J. Clark. local niunager.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-04
t.hurch Conference.

S. l.. Powers ard wife succeed j NJ.
Rice in the management of the Gilman
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-06-13

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Spibtn
un0
Stiferciell.


Die 8siebuns ,.pur excellence" fir
fdnaIeriide RIeioer 8sidmiduus. Gar.
n,tursn bon rei6er nnb rarer Sd6nbeit.
aein anberes Bacterial sisbt ben IOn
uno bic Abrunbune in Der 8leibsrbsIebs
une, tpie pru&tbols Spisen. Nir
babsn iebt uussefelt cine srOBs aus.
tpabI bon 8etinss, SIOuneinss, breiten
unb snSen GbsinsS. in al ben popuIdrsn
upb Ueri6isosnartissn Spibsn, ems
f6Iiebeno
Nrabiicbe,
Serficbe,
Npint S'2llenepn,
Saleneiennes,
Hptnt Senebi9,
MenaiHanee,
BOREDOM mnS ambere.
Sttfereiem+
8ir ssissn bus sr0Bts Enforcement.
8oahdnbise 2inis bon @umbric unb
NainiOOt, bon benz aarten i&maIsn
Runbe bic gu Der srDBtsn 8OlfOmmsn'
belt Der 9efins in breiten S%Iouncinss
unb Ga' Obers. Stride POint Stidsrei
in al ben n%eustsn Nuitsrn. Ssbr
aussetpdblt unb pra&tbOa.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-06-13
Giienb Seittabelle.
Stlanars, eadapanua uHo sBtherH 1abn,
Su sraft ben 2. Dqtmbn 1900.

Su sTaft ben Q. Dutmbu 1900.
Gablih -BuIa6t Ssrauipu fur Rtp gSri
mn lao, 300, $50, 40 unb 1905, Bormtt-
tags 1855 uue 1888 NaRmitass, Ghr
StrOuesburs, u i'm 6.t0 Nom. WiIh. une VIC.
spmmepattcns. Bug UNI $40 Na9miitass. 9r-
rsitt ppbOisu I'm $50, 7.fS. 1928 wforssus !
Grrint philadelphia UNI LOG, 1923, 600
veu Rsp yorf um f.f0, 4O6 unb 1925
DlsT. 100, t.52, 5.43, 6.45 uup II 100 Som.
ben Streuesbure um S.O5 Werstns.
Rorbiih -8stIaet SCRANTON fur Buffalo unb
AwilntHaatiensn, UNI LIS, 4.t0 unh 800
Wor.; t.55, 5.t6 tt.35 uue RaHm. 6iT %,
mae UNI SyrasuGt um 4.t0 NuT. unb t.55
siaHm. dir utisa um Ito Dior. uub f.55
Ra9m. 6hr Wentrois I'm 900 Wor.; LOS
uHe 5.46 Na2m. Gar Ri4pIion uHi AGO uub
els NaHm. Gir S~iuebamtpn, 1925 Dor.
mitiags. Grtibt Serauiou pon Buffalo
um LES, 255, 5.45 une 1000 Wor.; $50
unp 800 Na&m. Bon Osptsc uHo Spraeufs
um 2.55 Dor. ; 1898 u. 500 NHm. Bpu utea
um2. 55DROr.; 1898 u, $50 RHm. Bon RitoI'
lpn I'm $50 Wor. uue 600 NaHm. Ben
Wsnirplt nm 100 Rpr.j 800 uHs 500
Na6m.
Bloomsbury SibiRoH-grISet Scranton
fur 0srtbumbuIane UNI Gas. 1905 Ner. !
t.55 uHe $50 Ra9m Gar plymouth uHi LOS,
$40 unb $500 Ra&m. 8tr StnsfeH $40
Wor. Gutihi W~ortbumbfrlaub nm 9.35 Ncr. +;
lilo. 500 uus AS Ra9ul. 9rrsi2t atns-
asn um $50 WOr. Gnti@i plpmcuib um 200,
4.32, $50 une 1890 Born Grrtitt Snan'
ton pcu NprtbumbtrIane nm SAP pRcr.j H..
IS, 4.50 nue S.45 NaHm. Bon Riusfun um
tt.00 Wpr. Bon plsmcutb I'm 7.55 Nor.
$40 uHb 5.35 Ra&m.
Sonntaass3hse.
easIi& -guI6ei Scranton um Lao, 900
$50, Hne 1905 Nor; 1888 uub $40 sadm
Ra&m.
RSrbli& -ynI6et Scranton um lis uni
l.t0 NOr.; t,55, 5.48 uup tt.35 Na&m.
DIsamsbHrg 6tbiFeH -Btrldbt SaaHior
~ 1905 PoT. uHs $50 Ra4m,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-06-13
Observation-Disclosures.

Der tintnttiGHrtt stist hfm bsutf8tn TubIi.
fun bon nab nne firm srssbtnt an, eab or bic
Wfribftaft bee perm @serat 8sbr In Sibltp
iduHi& ibtrncmmen bat JteTmann pirb biz
btfftn @sirduit, 9isarrrn uni iuporiommtneft
Btbisnnna bet mir %rprinbtn. 9s tmpftbli ib
btftns. ptnri 5rauffsr, 0irtb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-06-13
Riebrise Tabrprsifs mad 8uFale
uns JHrad aut eer aadstuanna
Gifenbaku.

Bsssn bsr 9an.H msrilanii&sn aus.
hsIluns perben bic f~olasHesn 4uubfatrt.
preiie unb arrangements bon Scranton
in 8raft fsin: SaiisatiGsts bsrbsn psr.
fault. anfaneenh am 30. apriI unb isben
Tag nadbsr ipdbrenb Der aisRsQune,
sur Radfabrt biz gum 40. Robsmbsr in,
eluIips slltie. flr SIl.20. Ssbn Gage
2idets tperbsn aHn 30. avtil unb isben
Tag na@ber ipdbrenb Der gusRsluna
bsrtauft flr $500. 5lHf Gage 3idsis
tpsrben psriauft BON 30. sIpril isbsn Diem.
flag nnb Samftae makrsnb Der Nus.
fsIuns. far $500. VIE 9idsts psr.
ben bonoTirt in SAlafs unb garlor.
@assons in 8srbinsuns init ben uSibi.
gen 9uQmonn 9idas. init ausnakms
Der flnf Gage 2idets. psIds nur in
Gag. Daeeons bonotiti iperesr. aiRbsr
spii&en fanf uno eli Sabrsn, einbaIb
Der Obisen 5abrprsiisn. l7,6
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-06-13

Das 0ur4f9nfttsatts
Der AuGttr, pelds i'm 8oriabrs
in Grpbbritannisn unb Srlanb far.
ben. mar 81 Sobrr z Wonate. Die
3abi Der Sisrbsfaas untsr ben Rinbsrn
ber AuGtsr mar isbr ssrins.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-06-13

Sir BITE 8aumnoIrstnt,
sune tpurbe Dor Rur5em cine Hsus
Mai9ins srfunbeu. ipelhe es sipst Or.
beitsrn .rm0sIiht, tasII4 1000 pfnb
Saumpol. az r,tniseB. GEiibsr bratb.
ten apsi fleibiss WSHHsr O. tapm auf
20 QfaRb tGaIi4.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-06-13
@eDrSe Sanes'
0aiftpirtbf6aft,
1894 dadfsaH &fta6e.

Gin labtHbts Stt, ssslisIids eiauSrs uHs
prtma gisaTrtH psretu nslnt suustn b~rfaHbis
td MIR an 9aHe fiHbsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-06-13
Gonis '.'lobmann's
Rotel,
1923 naS 325 Sprmte Straks.

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81. aouis anbeui.r Buf@ uno q. Nobinfon
Siere. 8srliner @eibbisr. Bon @eineu uns
eiauoren ueroen nur Ole erprobtsfen Rarfeu
9tfabrt, Better Rortsr uno ale.
Barme unb falte Speifen
Iu itoer Sas.stsit. aas 9sIifatsFeu Der Sab.
t.sjsit. Cine rsi&baItiss anspabI osg btfsr
Siaarrsu.
The age-herald., 1901-05-19

5c Star Alpaca Braid-3 yards to piece-all colors-Fourteenth Anniversary Sale Price, Pc
 Egyptian Cambric-quite a lot on hand in grays, tans, saltes and browns-was 7c yard-Four- teenth Anniversary Sale Price, Sc
 Grass Cloth-20OO yards-were 10c and 15c a yard-Fourteenth Anniversary Sale Price, 5e
 Soft Finish PercaIine-36 inches wide-good lot of colors-some- what stock worn-was 15c a yard Fourteenth Anniversary Sale Price, 6c
 Skirt Cambric-27 inches-col- ors-edges somewhat soiled-waS 5c per yard-Fourteenth Anniver- sary Sale Price, Sc
 Hair Cloth, white, black and slate-50c quality-Fourteenth An niversary Sale Price, 13c
 65c quality-Fourteenth Anni- versary Sale Price, 18c
 Boss Pocket seIssors-30 dozen blunt points-good quality-wfG 1Oc per pair-Fourteenth Anniver- sary Sale Price, 5c
 Towel Racks-very useful arti- cle-were 15c, but as they are somewhat rusted will close out at the Fourteenth Anniversary Sale Price for 6c
 CeiIuloid Shoe Horns-from 10c to the Fourteenth Anniversary Sale Price of Dc
 Lakewood Towel Holders-best quality-were 15c-Fourteenth An niversary Sale Price, Sc
 Elastic Remnants-good quality dark elastic in lengths suitable for Garters-were 10c and 15c yard
The age-herald., 1901-05-19

Lot No. 1-48 white waists, good styles and all sizes, was o0c, four OQn teenth anniversary sale price luu
 Lot No. 2-125 white waists, excel lent values. was 90c, fourteenth IOn anniversary sale price TOu
 Lot No. 3-oo white waists, all sizes and best materials and styles, was HOn $l, fourteenth anniversary sale price JUL
 Lot No. 4-35 excellent styles and values, slightly soiled, but as good as the best, was 75c, fourteenth an 900 niversary sale price UOO
 Lot No. 5-140 white wash waists that have never sold fer less than $50, fourteenth anniversary sale 7Hn price iUU
The age-herald., 1901-05-19
Sale of Notions and Lining Remnants.
 Fourteenth Anniversary Sale.

I
 Fourteenth Anniversary Sale Price, Sc white-were 10c a pair-Four- teenth Anniversary Sale Price, Sc
 Snap Hooks and Eyes-best quality steel-in black and white all sizes-were 1Oc per card of dozen-Fourteenth Anniversary Sale Price, 4c
 100 dozen Best Covered Dress Stays-white and black-were 15c dozen-Fourteenth Anniversary Sale Price, Sc
 Cotton Moreen-36 inches wide black, slate, pink, turquoise, blue and brown-was 200 a yard-Four- teenth Anniversary Sale Price, Sc
 Remnants-Good lot remnants of from to yards in the follow ing Things:
 35c Silk Luster-Fourteenth An niversary Sale Price 1sc
 25c Near Silk-Fourteenth An niversary Sale Price 16c
 35c Percaline-Fourteenth Anni- versary Sale Price 17c 25c Percaline-Fourteenth Anni- versary Sale Price 14c
 15c Percaline-Fourteenth Anni- versary Sale Price Sc
 200 Neva Llning-Fourteenth Anniversary Sale Price 1oc
 200 Shadow Silk-Fourteenth Anniversary Sale Price 11c
 5c Skirt Cambric-Fourteenth Anniversary Sale Price Pc
 35c Hair Brooches-latest de signs-Fourteenth Anniversary Sale Price at 19c
 Dc Brush Edge Skirt Binding all colors-good quality-Four- teenth Anniversary Sale Price 4c
The age-herald., 1901-05-19

100 pieces Swiss Brodee, d line of Swisses in imitation of imported goods that sold for so much as one dollar per yard. See our show window. Was 25c, fourteenth anniversary sale price lbc
 50 pieces Fabric de Luxe, that beautiful woven Madras for ladies' shirt waists, was soc, fourteenth anniversary sale price Z6e
 50 pieces printed Foulard- cites, copied from fine Foulard silk, was 25c, fourteenth anni- versary sale price lSc
 case of Shifting Madras,
 for dark medium shirt waists, was 1oc, fourteenth anniver- sary sale price l27so
 Staple Cotton Goods-34 shirting percales-fourteenth
The age-herald., 1901-05-19

anniversary sale price 31ac
 All standard brands of Cali co, fourteenth anniversary sale price, per yard 4c
 Amoskeag Bingham, four teenth anniversary sale price, pc ryard Dc
 Yard-wide Sea Island Do- mestic, fourteenth anniversary sale price 41sc
 Yard-wide Bleached Domes- tic, fourteenth anniversary sale price DC
 Lonsdale Domestic, yard wide, fourteenth anniversary sale price 61sc
 104 Pepperell Sheeting,four- teenth anniversary sale price
 Lonsdale Cambric, yard wide, fourteenth anniversary sale price Sc
The age-herald., 1901-05-19
Hosiery.
Fourteenth Anniversary Sale.

Ladies fancy hosiery, import ed novelties. striped, dotted and embroidered effects, was 35c and 3oc pair, fourteenth ami versary sale price Z5c Ladies' silk plaited colored hose, plain and dropstitched, values Csc and 75c pair, four teenth anniversary sale price
 35c Ladies' plain and Richelieu ribbed imported lisle thread hose, fancy striped, polka dots, em- broidered, etc, etc., was soc. o5c to Sl, fourteenth anniversary sale price 35c
The age-herald., 1901-05-19
The Sale of Wash Fabrics Fourteenth Anniversary Sale.

sheer figured Lawn Dress 10-yard lengths, QOn was oOc, fourteenth anniversary sale price UOo
 A figured and sheer dainty dress 10-yard I0n lengths 75c fourteenth anniversary sale price fOu
 case of printed Organdes, in stripes and figures. with floral designs, new this years effects was g. Rn fourteenth anniversary sale price VU
 case satin stripe, sheer Baiste, is smooth batise lawn with satin stripes and printed in colored de- 7n signs, was 10c fourteenth anniversary sale price l2u
 100 pieces Dresden Jaconet was 12 1-2c four On teenth anniversary sale price Uu
 100 pieces Batiste D'Ete all linen effects, was 1(ln 2Oc, fourteenth anniversary sale price lVO
The age-herald., 1901-05-19
The Sale of Linens. Fourteenth Anniversary Sale.

Huck Towels Hx35 worth 15c fourteenth anniversary sale price i0c
 100 Linen uck Towels size 8xo worth 20c, fourteenth anniversary sale price t2Kc
 10 pieces Turkey Red Damas 58 inches wide, worth 35c fourteenth anniversary sale price t9c IS pieces linen 8 inches wide, worth 45c fourteenth anniversary sale price 35c
 pieces Cotton Toweng Crash worth &c., fourteenth ann versarv said price per yard 3Mc
 25 checks and sripes 35c four teenth anniversary sale price Z5e
The age-herald., 1901-05-19
Our Fourteenth Anniversary.

In honor of Fourteenth Anniversary in business here have taken of the best things in each of the different departments and remarked them with prices The new price s in many instances exactly what the goods cost by load lots by the gross, according to their natue
 We do this by way of sentiment well as business grate full for the patronage of the people who have made this the largest business in the sou desire to show appreciation in substantial manner and befting the occasion.
 From business point of view these co nearly cost and less than cost prices will attract many the who have failed appreciate the truth that big business like this smallest selling prices aways dozen different stores have dozen managers-here two suce And in every other way the cost of retailing is mnmized
 Every dollars worth of goods costs less to sell than it does other First buy in big ots second pay less freight shp by the oad third the cooperating force of dozen under roof means that when department dull its saespeope help out the busy Even to the an mals this science of economics applied to reang when the horses (and wagon not hauling furniture they're hauling carpets dry something for each of the many stores here Reverse the situation and it's the So when other dry goods furniture carpet have dull and idle dev cry service, we've enough business at least make expenses
 That means no loss to saddle top of the retail price and you
 In todays store news tell of interesting things special prices. Read it cut and read tomorrow. But read it! It's interesting
The age-herald., 1901-05-19
Boys S2.25 Suits l.65. Fourteenth Anniversary Sale,

Gray Cassimere Vestee Suit with a narrow brown and blue stripe; lappels are faced with dark green flannel, with a straw color cord running across, making a most pleasing effect. Vest is double breasted. This suit is provided with a de- tachable shield which can be worn at pleasure; broken sizes; was S2.25, fourteenth anniver- sary sale price l.66
The age-herald., 1901-05-19
Leather Goods
Fourteenth Anniversary Sale.

Ladies' belts, plain and fancy, patent leather, undressed kid, last years styles, was soc to $50, fourteenth anniversary sale price l5c
 Belt buckles, silk, gilt and oxidized, was 25c and 35c, four teenth anniversary sale price Ito
The age-herald., 1901-05-19
25c to Soc Ties l5c
 l4th Anniversary Sale.

An assortment of ten different styles Net Ties, 2 yard long, some with tucked ends, others accordeon plaited ends, lace ruff fled, also embroidered chiffon bows, including a line of stocks and bows and plain stock collars, was 25c, 35c and soc, fourteenth anniversary sale price i5c
The age-herald., 1901-05-19
Sl.5O Novels soc

Fourteenth Anniversary Sale. THE ISLAND, by Richard White ing.
 THE vIZIER OF THE TWO HORNED ALEXANDER. by Frank R. Stockton.
 BRETON AND BOER, by James Brice and others. ! VENGEANCE IS MINE, by An drew Balfour.
 AN AMERICAN CITIZEN, by Madeleine Lucette Ryley.
 ACTIVE SERVICE, by Stephen Crane.
 THE FAITH OF OUR FAITH FRS, by Cardinal Gibbons.
The age-herald., 1901-05-19
SIS Smyrna Rugs 9.S9. l4th Anniversary Sale.

ox12-four different designs, was Sl5; fourteenth anniversary sale price SsoS New Japan Rugs, ox12, some- thing elegant for summer use; no wool, cool as the bare floor, made of vegetable fiber, have just arrived, was S12.50, four teenth anniversary sale price
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The age-herald., 1901-05-19
25C Stationery l9c
Fourteenth Anniversary Sal.

Fourteenth NnnIVersary Sale.
 Writings Royal Satin Writ ing Paper-box containing 24 sheets and "A envelopes, latest shapes, extra quality, was 25c, a box, fourteenth anniversary sale price l9c
The age-herald., 1901-05-19
The Sale of Mems Furnishings.
 Fourteenth Anniversary Sale.

SO dozen all linen hemstitch- ed Handkerchief, regular price l5c, was 15c, fourteenth ami versary sale price SC
 25 dozen fancy Half Hose, new styles, fast colors, was 25c, fourteenthl anniversary sale price l5c
 Plain black or tan Half Hose, double heel and soles, was 25c, fourteenth anniversary sale price, ? pairs for S0c
 Camhric Night Shirts in plain and embroidered front, no col
The age-herald., 1901-05-19
Ladies' $2.5O and S3
 Shoes LAS
Fourteenth Anniversary Sale.

Fourteenth AnnIversary Sale.
 Several hundred pairs of La dies Oxfords, among this lot are shoes from last season that sold for S2.50 and $500, but the sizes are broken. How ever. in order to fit you we are going to include several styles of this seasons goods that sell S2.50. Remember, we have all sizes-fourteenth anniversary sale price l.45
The age-herald., 1901-05-19
HandkerChiefS. l4th Anniversary Sale.

300 dozen hemstitched swiss embroidered and lace trimmed handkerchiefs, also initials, was 10c, fourteenth anniversary sale price, each 6c
The age-herald., 1901-05-19

lars, 54 inches long, fourteenth anniversary sale price 49c
 Genuine Elastic Seam Draw CTS, was 4oc, fourteenth anni- versary sale price 39c
 50 dozen Balbriggan Under shirts, well made, was 25c, fourteenth anniversary sale price ISc
 20 dozen Madras Negligee Shirts, collars attached or de- tached, was 75c, fourteenth anniversary sale price 5Oc