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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-19
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Train. b. g D. S-"' n: Depart. Arrive.
Cincinnati. Louisville. wash-
ington Baltimore Philadel-
phia and New York Express. s2:1s am 'lL:s1 pm
Cincinnati. Louisville. Pitts
burg. Washington. Baltimore.
Philadelphia and New York
Fast Mail .......... .......... ss:09 pm ~ I'D
Clncn Accommodations. f7:lo am fi'.s pm
Cincinnati. Louisville. Pitts
burg. Washington, baltimore.
Philadelphia and New York
Royal Blue Limited. .......... $3.50 am 10y pm
Flora Accommodation $40 pm ,s:3s am
Flora Accommodation t6bS pm llu'o- all
West Baden and French Lick
Springs via Monon Route. SGD am 300 YIN
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COTTON BELT.

COTTON BELT.
tST. LOUIS SOUTHWESTERN RAILWAY
Train Depart. Arrive.
Arkansas and Texas Express
tvia Bismarck and Delta).-.. 500 am al" pm
Arkansas and Texas Fast Mail
tVta Bismarck and Delta).... S:o1 pm '''o ith
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
--~->>~,~----~,.,..- . :.
cs.t %. 900. Sci, for %. 500.
NEBsIER GROVES HONE.

For Sale-A nice two-s,ory frame house Of nins
and rock foundation: furnace: lot l$sxs7s feet:
fine shade trees; situated on Gore ave-. two
blocks south Of Lockwood ave For price and
terms see KELLEY & CO.. 1l13 Chestnut St
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Depart. Arrive.
sos am r:ss pm
$500 am T:is pm
Ell pm ASS pm
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5 :ai:5 e. Avenue i;ss &C
$50 puu 9as am
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL.
Northern Lines.
FRISCO LINE.

Valley Park Acccmmoda ton.
valley Park Accommodation.
Valley Park Accommodation
Texas and Kansas Mail 10
Carthage. Joplin, Wichita
Arkansas City. Oklahoma
Dallas. Gainesville and For
Pacific Accommodation ;. 80.
valley Park Accommodation.
valley Park Accommodation
pacific Accommodation ......
valley Park Accommodation
Texas Limited (vestibulel. 70
Turelsa Springs. Fort Smith
paris. Dallas. Greenville
Ennis. Cofsicana, Houston
Galveston. Austin and sal
we.tern Express for vinita
Denisou. Sherman. Oklaho
ma, Carthage. Joplin. Witch
ita. Burton and the West
L.. n. 4 81. L. RY. fHen
Fast Mail-owensboro. Clover
port. Louisville and the Eas1
Eastern Express-Owenshoro
Cioyerport. Louisville an,
the East ...... ...............
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BURLINGTON RourE-uNIoN STATION

Train. Depart. A
For Hannibal, H. & st. ].
Burlington 49,. ............... s2:s5 am s6:
Local to Hannibal. 80 AN IS:
For Quincy and North. II ~ am is:
For st. Paul, Minneapolis, via
WISCONSIN 800. ............ 1871 am u;
The Observation-Disclosures Pa
cinc Express. for kansas
City. ST. Joseph, Northwest
Nebraska. Black Hills, Wyo-
oregon ........ ................. 900 am g.
apolis, st. Paul and Iowa.. '2:o5 pm 9
The Nebraska Colorado Ex-
press. for Denver. Colorado.
Utah and Pacific Coast. via 80
st. Joseph -..... ............... s2:o5 pm 70
Local to Burlington ............ $40 pm g
For Northern iowa. st. Paul 49,
and Minneapolis ...............ssi:40p pm rs
For Illinois, via East Side line
to Rock Island and Clinton.la s3:z1 Pm
For Dubuque and La Crosse 81 pm Ia
For Kansas City. Council
Bluffs Omaha, st. Joseph.
Denver. Nebraska, Colorado.
Utah and Pacific Coast.,..... $500 pm y
Local from Hannibal ........... 1900. III
For Alton-Leave 1850 a. M. daily: S:2l
daily: 1900 q. m. daily; 30 p. m. Sat
only: 500 p. m, except Saturday and So
sos p. M. except Sunday $50 p: m. daily
p. m. daily; S:21 p. M. daily; HE y. M
day only.
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MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY.

MASsOUHl PACIFIC HALLWAY.
s..:::. R;s; Il s;; e
ci heo and p ssn ssi, Lake .,m
Washington Accommodation. i5:2s pm t7:ss am
s'Kid sssp i Joplin, Wichita and q
ID ss pm :!ss am
a, .s.ne Occur Lake trains leave Union station
.ss gan@. i I. is T p
% s train. s issv Union a9 s.., ten 4
saturday, and Sunday alo op p l arg & SIS q M
Daily Except Sunday. tSunday only.
NJ. X. 4 1.-THE KATY.' =
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indian territory fa and 1s1a,;
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Ne Mexico City and in,erm:Ga:
Jsas s pG,n'' city: Columbia. ';'' ?" -" a"
Indian Territory and Texas
Missouri Missouri Kansas. indian Ter: ii'' p" u" an
RORY and Oklahoma Flyer. 1850 pm s7:.7 Am
ST. LOUIS AND HANNIBAL RAILROAD.
Via Wabash.l ..l
NJ: :ss Ess:: 81! e sis; !:
L., n. y. e Y. y. u.
''sT. LOUIS LINE SIS
Ial-los xail-unIon. No.. and '' ~.
intermediate points daily. y:1y nm 30 an
Es-1ts Sunday Speciai-Biand. =
No., and intermediate points
ss SnlSe No. an: n:
date points daily except Sunday lsayso
Vandevenfer avenue 6:34 O.. m. and For
syth Junction $50 O.. m. Returning ar.
rlves at Ewing avenue 800 p. m.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
ST. LOUIS-LOUISvILLE LINES.
Train. Depart. Arrive,
Louisville Exprsss--Centralia.
Mount Vernon. Mount Car
mel. Princeton. Louisville.
s Mssr NeM To,k pniladepnis .,cs ar, xm ~,
Mount Vernon Accommodation 1904 pm t9:3& an
Florida Limited TO Louisville.
Lexington, Knoxville and -.
AsheyilIe n. G.; chasta- 80
mega; Atlantis and jackson
Vile Florida 1000 pm tn an
rENSsyLvANIA LINES WEST OF PITTS.
BuRG-PENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
Trains Nos. 20 and u. New ''
York. Philadelphia. Belti- "a
e!al::::,....;;.. go. 's:M am $50 pm
s.s se1 York Limited e: pm rs. IS S Pm
ys%ssiis ,Asso5%osasIon $40 p% 'sas pa s@
y. asDs Is;, "a: e pm pm 81: :s s :.
Pan American Express ....... $50 am s1f:51 pm
Buffalo Express .....-..-...-... sSiS 0m s0:lO IN
Train No. 2-Daiiy Petoskey.
Maeklnac. etc: -: 100 pm MSS pm
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nd San
..-...-... .ou DIN 40 am
ylnita.
Oklaho- -
!, wich-
J West. 80: 90 pm IT'S am
. (HendePR0n R0ufe.)
Depart. Arrive.
Clover
he East. SIS am s7:1s pu,
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lie and
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RED MEN

Order Red Men. meets every Friday at nruids'
Hall. southeast corner Ninth and Market street.
Work In Warriors degree. Eighth run. no breath
sharp. Visitors cordially invited. Members ex
rected to attend. w. x. RuSHNELIA, Sachen.
T. p. Walker. c. of r.. 2as0 Walnut Ct.
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,; 1ss.s Limited R sssss IS Agts
Fast Mait-Evansvills, Nash
Vile Birmingham. Mont
9omery. Chattanooga. Allan
ia Mobile New Orleans and
Jacksonville. Fla. ...... ...... III an Y1e -
Southern Express to Evans
VILE, Nashville. Bifming-
ham Mobile. New Orleans, .-s..
Thorna sviIle. Jacksonville. =
Paiatks. ocaia and 81.
retersburg. Fla. S:sS pm T:0 ~
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$1,475.

FOR sALE-uRse SPOON FRAME HOUSE
Hail. two porches. attic. sood cellar: let asx
10; street and walks made: . big bargain: muss
Be sold: % minutes 70 Courthouse m. Repub-
NC.
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~ plu 10 ALI
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daily: 8::2l a. m,
d. M, Saturday
rday and sunday:
p. m. daily; 7:D
HIS y. M. Sum-
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TERMINAL RAILWAY SUDV1DIN
TRAIN SERVICE.
creep. sunday; 4;o4 SIS tn; S:s, lo:9S mas g
M 1a:os. IL. IN sn a 1o s:1S IN xs e
oniy-ss!, 795 sos 9. M: 1s:n: 5h; 11:4l p q
Leave Washington ayenue. except Sunday, 400.
s7i. 7:l1. SIS 800. 11:cs 4 m !: fS61 l:lS 5:se
104 5:il s::s. sos p. m. saturday md eundey
westSound-Lesvs Granite City. esesps Sunday.
~: ~ s:H go; ss,a s;Is 81 at F. .sats.ssy
Leave Madison. except Sunday. yJ9. -. 7AH
SIS, ga, 1ols q. m: LIS, 1911 3:H. 49, s:07.
oniy-i2.0 500 sos. 1o:os Q. m: 1:o7. 600 p n
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SERVICES REwARDED-A gold watch
was presented to Detective Mark A. Ship
ley by the New York Fidelity and Casualty
Company as a testimonial Of its apprecia-
ton Of his work on the Mineral Point. Wis,
bank robbery. In three days he recovered
SIS, 80 in and about Mineral Point. That
was within about $50 of the amount stolen.
Shipley il located in St. Louis.
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EST OF PITTS.
RAILROAD. Z
Depart. Arrfve.
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AeuINALpo IS SORE.
He Objects to Signing His Name as a
 Prisoner.


 Manila, July 20.-Aguinaldo is consider ably irritated at his continued surveil ance by the American authorities. When ever he signs his name he must add the word 'prisoner.' sae has refused the re- quest of his friends to write the insur- gent General Malvar, still at large in southern Luzon, advising him to surren- der. He consented to sign copy of his oath of allegiance with the understand ing that 1t be forwarded to Malvar with the purpose of influencing his surrender. but under his signature to this oath he wrote ''prisoner in Malacan prison'
 General Davis has been ordered to the command of the American troops on the ilsand of Mindanao and in the Jolo arch ipelago General Kobbe, formerly com- mander of this district will return to the United States
 General Chaffee has issued circular, in which he explicitly defines the status and duties of army officers with respect to their relations with the provincial and other civil governments. It Is expected this circular will settle minor misunder- standings between the two departments and prevent possible conflicts of author ity.
 As fast as the insular constabulary is organized the American troops will be
The age-herald., 1901-07-21
s$$ :s '5$: LOVEMAN, JOSEPH & LOEB s$$;$: :$;;::
Wash Fabrics Cheap.

Monday we place on sale the largest anc most attractive line of wash fabrics ever brought to this city, The prices are less thar usual The goods and the styles are "best' in every respect. All that we have accom- plished in the past few weeks in wash goods must abdicate in favor of those attractive things which go on sale for Monday.
 Figured Lawns some dark effects, but mostly light ground in stripes and flgures-A dress pattern e1HC of 10 yards, the pattern LOU
 Figured Dimities entirely new line, beautlfu de- signs in stripes and figures dark and light ground Notice display in show window, any dress 9OC pattern the pattern L/U
 Shirtng Prints suitable for boys and ladies shirt waists, they come in light ground polka dot or QC stripes-great variety of designs only CU
 Indigo Blue Print, the kind you always pay Sc a QC yard for, only GU
 Short length India Linon, they worth Sc yard but they come in lengths of 1-2 to yards and AC only cost you 4U
 Short length checked Nainsook, some of these are small dmity checks, others large enough tomake QIC children's aprons or ladies waists, only C2O
 One large table of Wash Fabrics containing goods that were sold at 1-2c, 10o and 12 1-2c yard Ec
 Sea Island Domestic, they are not 3o inches wide, but they are nice soft and well finished goods, ((0
 Soft finished Bleached Domestic ready for the Ar needle, only 4U
 Imperial Long Cloth, the kind that sells for 1Sc a yard. They are not full pieces, but tinstead come Or in lengths of to E yards and the price is only 7O
 Dress Ginghams, checks and stripes, HC only CC
The age-herald., 1901-07-21
Lace and Embroidery

Oriental butter color and white lace, 12 inches wide, for trimming of dressing sacques and wrappers, sold at soc to S.00 per yard at l5ef
 45-inch White Embroidery FIounces, two and three ruff fles, scalloped and hemstitch- ed, sold for $50 and 400, at per yard 2.i9 All7over Embroidery, swiss, Ccan1bric and nainSook, sold from 2.50 to 4.50 per yard. at
 Lace AlI-over is inches wide, assorted patterns in Point de Paris and Macklin, value soc $ per yard, at 35c
The age-herald., 1901-07-21
Use Shopping Card When Shopping.

You will find it easy and convenient if you use shopping card when making more than single pur- chase. It not only saves you time but trouble well. It obvates waiting for each purchase. It is simple and easy there nothing to learn Just ask for ashop- ping card and hand it to the salesperson-when you buy your purchase is marked thereon, as are subse- ping you present the card at the shopping room rear second aise-where you will find all your purchases made into bundle (f you desire to take them) and where you pay your bill all at time (f it is not to be charged) And the shopping card makes shopping easy whether you are paying cash or having things charged.
The age-herald., 1901-07-21
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
All the Difference at Huntsville Have
 Been Settled.

Huntsville, July 2O-(SpeciaL) )-The Chamber of Commerce, which threatened to break up over the matter of the secre- tary's salary, is now reunited and ready to continue its long past work of the ad- vancement of Huntsville as a commercial point. The organization held a called meeting last night and Secretary Thomp- son accepted an offer of 25 per cent of the dues paid in by the members for his ser vices. Ten days ago the executive com mittee rejected a proposition to fix the secrstary's salary at s25 per month land so reported to the Chamber of Commerce at its next meeting. The committee sras
The age-herald., 1901-07-21
THE GRANDFATHER CLAUSE

greatly inadequate to the needs of the State. We pronounce it gigantic blum der, for which. if 1t is adopted by the convention in its present shape, its maker will be held to accountability. From the Dothan Siftings
 The official proceedings of the conven- tion. read carefully would disgust any one, notwithstanding it is said to be ''the ablest body of statesmen we have had assembled at the capitol
 From the Clayton Record.
 There Is no telling what may happen in the constitutional convention before the time is out
 From the Florence Times.
 General Morgan comes out against the grandfather clause in the proposed suf- frage ordinance, giving as his reasons that it will foster heredity of suffrage, against which the spirit of our people have always fought.
 From the Scottsboro Progressive Age.
 The grandfather clause reported py the suffrage committee of the Constitutional Convention is unquestionably very unpop-
The age-herald., 1901-07-21

From the Marshall Banner. A wag in Montgomery rises to remark that while there were 14s persons died of sunstroke in the North the other day that there are 165 in Montgomery who are daily suffering with brain effection, but who are not likely to die until after the convention adJourns.
 From the Birmingham Times. Rep.
 The grandfather clause of the proposed constitution was gotten up by set of black belt politicians to carry the damna- bie registrar clause through. knowing at the same time, that the grandfather clause would be held unconstitutional. and as consequence the registrars would have the whole political power of the State in their nefarious hands. From the Mobile Item.
 If the convention embodies all the ar ticies in all the ordinances now before it. they as well adjourn the Legislature sine die.
 From the Abbeville Times.
 The suffrage scheme as presented by the majority report is complex, arbitrary and
The age-herald., 1901-07-21
The Mail Order System of This Store.

No matter where you go to spend the Summer whether it is at the Seashoe or Mountain side, want you to remember that you within reach of this Store at all times through the mails. aA
 No matter what you want we will send it to you the same day
 our Mail Order Service at all times kept up to the highest standard, is particularly high and perfect in the summer season.
 The minute your order gets in the house it is given attention and the goods mailed you quick as they can be goton over to the Postofice and we're only block away.
The age-herald., 1901-07-21
Boys' Clothing.

Double breasted Suits for boys, made of medium dark blue linen, with small pin check design. The coat has two rows of large pearl buttons. The trousers have three means of suspension-belt, straps. suspender buttons and hand. fin ished button holes for waist. Every seam taped; the color is fast; all sizes from ' to 16 years; reduced from S2.50 to 200
The age-herald., 1901-07-21
ParaSOlS.

Ladies' fancy" Parasols, in stripes, solid colors, ecru, plain and embroidered, regular price S4.10, S4.50 and $500, special
 250 Children's fancy Parasols, in plain and rufied, regular price soc and 75c, special 25c
The age-herald., 1901-07-21
Dinner Sets.

English Semi-Porcelain, 3 patterns, viz: Pink, Carnation, Rosebud and Lilac spray, 100 pieces with soup tureen, g. inch dinner plates and Coupe soups. These goods sell reg ularly at S1o.o5 per set, for
The age-herald., 1901-07-21
Straw Hats.

For youths, small boys and girls. The stock has just been replen- ished by arriva, of several popular styles, including the yacht with the flange and stiff brim, in white and white and black.
 Monday we oner the rough straw Yacht, regular S1 value, at 63c The black and white Yacht, re duced from 75c to 59c
The age-herald., 1901-07-21

The Age-HeraId Anniversary Edition, devoted Ito the industrial and manu- featuring growth of the Birmingham district, will be issued next Sunday. and merchants desiring space should get their copy in early.
The age-herald., 1901-07-21
Special rate of one fare fol

Special rate of one fare for round trip Birmingham to Gadsden, Saturday and Sum- day, good to return the fol- lowing Monday, for those who want to spend Sunday at Bellevue Hotel. Trains leave Birmingham at z:4O. and 6:5O p. m. z
The age-herald., 1901-07-21
The Trusts Did It.

From the Gadsden Times News.
 Trusts are ruining this country and all sections feels its blighting touch. Gads- den lost her car works through the trust and now it is said we will lose the pipe shops, as the trusts want to center every thing at Bessemer.
The age-herald., 1901-07-21
Infants Slips.

Infants Long Slips, made of French Nainsook, V shaped yoke, trimmed all over with dainty embroidery beading, sholder ruffle, dainty collar and bands, trimmed with embroid- cry to match, sold regular at S2.50. very special t.3S
The age-herald., 1901-07-21
Shoes for Little Money.

We place sale about dozen styles of Ladies' Oxfods four styles which from Lad Shober Co., worth S4 and SS They extension and this and other respects repre- sent the latest ideas and styles.
 The feathers patent vc patent calf and bright dongoa kid All have patent leather tips.
 The lot larg but there enough for days sell ing at least
 The price is 2.B5
 Then have fifteen styles of extension and handuned soes Oxfords and Strap Slippers in the lot We showing very pretty 3buon Oxford with dull mat top kid tip extension soes; in fact, give you any style you may wish at 85
 Here Boys Tan Shoes Russia calf Goodyear wets sizes PIP to 5 1-2, LIE
 Sizes to 2, I50
The age-herald., 1901-07-21
From the Geneva Reaper.

From the Geneva Reaper.
 Section 1. Make every voter show his poll tax receipt before he registers. Sec. ?. Disfranchise for life and put in the pen for one year every man who of- fers to sell his vote.
 Sec 8. Disfranchise for life and put in the pen for ten years every office-seeker who offers to purchase vote for himself.
 Sec 4. Disfranchise for life and put in the pen for five years every office-seeker, of any party, who is caught either arming a negro or soliciting a negros vote.
 Sec 5. Disfranchise for life and put in the pen for one year every man caught either selling or giving away whisky on election day.
 Sec. 6. Number all ballots and allow no man to vote who is ashamed to let the world know who he votes for.
 The above is respectfully submitted, to the Constitutional Convention with the hope that its adoption will help them to release their hold on the white elephant, on whose tail they now seem to have death grip. It will run away from the
The age-herald., 1901-07-21
From the Franklin Times.

From the Franklin Times
 Report has it that the convention has agreed that the basis of representation in the Legislature and future State conven- tions shall be based upon population in stead of votes. If the negro Is disfran- chised by this convention, matters will stand in this attitude. Franklin county with white vote of 3O36 will have one member of the Legislature, while Lowndes county, with only 113s white voters, will have two representatives. In other words, one white mans vote in Lowndes will be worth little over five white mems vote in Franklin. Is this right or just in any sense of the word? The negro ought to and should be dis franchised, but the representation should not be based on this disfranchised vote. So in the State conventions that nominate the State officials Lowndes county has one delegate to each 100 white voters, while Franklin has one to each 750.
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turned down and salary allowed, but subsequently, 1t was found that the com mittee had final powers under the con- stitution A bitter feeling was engender- ed In the turning down of the executive, committee and several officers including the president threatened to resign. :,
The age-herald., 1901-07-21
Children's Caps.

Children's round skull caps, made of all-over drawn and embroidered lawn, lace ruche and ruffle with bow of ribbon on top, regular SI.00, special
 70c
The age-herald., 1901-07-21
Children S Dresses.

Children's Dresses, age 4 to IA, made of dimity, in fancy patterns, round yoke and deep yoke ruffle, embroidery and braid trimmings, regular 8oc- special 58e
The age-herald., 1901-07-21
White Lawn Wrapper

One lot of White Lawn
 Wrappers that where s2.25, 1.8o and l.75, all go at the one > uniform price of i.25
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entered in fewer garrisons and their number will be decrea sed.
 The transport Sheridan, with the Four teenth Infantry. sailed from here today Macarthur, who left here on the Meade, July 4, will embark on the Sheridan at Nagasaki for San Francisco.
The age-herald., 1901-07-21
Established 1s4o.

Calhoun Jewelry Co., 210 N. 18th St., next to Loveman, Joseph & Loeb's. have opened the finest store in the South. Ali goods are new and up-to-date, and prices are the lowest Phone 306.
The age-herald., 1901-07-21
Weddlnq Stationery.

You can get the newest designs in wed- ding invitations, announcements, visiting cards, monogram paper, etc, from Cal 3Oe
The age-herald., 1901-07-21
$22.5O Fonlard Silk Dresses ll.05.
The $500 Acme for Only 200.

The mosquito net bar frame in the world is hes Acme All United States sells for S00 have been selling ourselves for $500 the convenient bar frame made works easy and doesn't get of order may be adjust ed any size any kind of bed The net fine gauge and will keep the smallest size mosquitoes
 We place the balance of these Acme" mosquito bar frames sale Monday for 2OO
The age-herald., 1901-07-21
25c Ribbon l8c.

No. 40 all silk taffeta Rib- bon, 4 inches wide, any shade you may desire, best quality
 t8c
The age-herald., 1901-07-21
Taffeta and Japanese Silks.

Japanese Silk absolutely water and precipitation proof spot san break split makes the coolest kind of dress waist =
 24-ineh special 4Se 28-inch special 6Jc Black Taeta Silk 27 inches wide, pure silk perfectly highly finished will break split splendid quality for suits skirts or Things; special 59c
The age-herald., 1901-07-21

ular with the leading public men in the State. The large amount of opposition that has developed as to this and other clauses of the committees report makes it certain that the report will undergo many changes before it is adopted.
The age-herald., 1901-07-21
PettiCOats.

Petticoats of fancy stripe lawn, also in black and white, three lace ruffles on bottom, regular SIPS, special 69c