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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1902-07-17
FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE.

FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE.
The friends Of w. S. GRAYsoN an
nounce him as candidate for the
Legislature. subject to the rules OF the
Democratic party.
At the solicitation Of many friends
I have decided IT, become candidate
for the House of Representatives. SUBJ
ject to the rules Of the Democratic
party. Thanking my friends for their
support in the past, / pledge myself, if
elected, to faithfully strive to represent
the whole people and to support and
defend the doctrines and principles OF
the Democratic party as defined by our
State and National conventions.
w. w. KENNEDY.
We are authorized to announce w.
EUGENE COOKE candidate for the
Legislature, subject to the rules gov
erning the primary election.
With a deep Sense Of appreciation
for the support Of my friends two
years ago, hereby announce that | am
a candidate for reelection to the House
If Representatives, subject to the de-
cision Of the Democratic voters in the
approaching primary election. If am
elected shall endeavor to serve my
constituents with the same yea! and
fidelity in the future "A in the past.
T. B. GoCRDIN.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-12-25

havana, Dec. 20.-Presideut Palma
sent the Cuban-American treaty to the
senate yesterday with a MESSAGE urg-
ing cary action.
Washington, Dec. 2O-Frfends OF
the reciprocity treaty recently Dcgo-
tiated with Cuba have been assured.
by the members Of the senate COM
mittee Oh foreign relations that the
treaty will be taken up as soon as
practicable after the Christmas holt
days. The treaty makes more liberal
provision for the importation of Amer
lean articles into Cuba than has been
stated heretofore, there being pro-
vision for reductions of 40, 80 and %
per cent. On all articles grown or
made ~ America except tobacco i'm
ported into Cuba and not specified in
the 25, 80 and 40 per cent classes.
there Is to be a uniform tariff reduc-
ton of 25 percent without exception
on all imports from Cuba.
Cuba does not agree to any reduc-
ton on tobacco grown in the United
States or any Of its possessions and
imported into Cuba. Products Of the
United States which are to be adj
mitted into Cuba at reductions of 80
per cent, from the rates existing in
the Cuban tariff include common
soaps, preserved vegetables, butter.
drugs, bottled bear, writing and print
ing papers. The 10 per cent reduc-
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-12-25
TALES OF VIOLENCE.
Strike Commission Hears Them from
Non-Union Workmen.

Scranton, Pa, Dec. 2O.-Non-union
men, some of their relatives and
others to the number of 80, ap-
peared before the anthracite coal
strike commission yesterday and told
stories of alleged boycOtts, intimida-
tions, dynamiting and violence in var
ious forms during the late strike.
Each witness called was a sufferer in
one form or another at the hands,
they alleged, of union men. -Four
witnesses said attempts were made to
blow up their houses; one house was
badly damaged; many of the witness
es were threatened with bodily harm;
several were beaten, one shot in the
leg, everyone stoned, boycotted or
hung in efIlgy. One school teacher
testified to having lost his position
because his father did not strike. One
man was asked to resign from the
Catholic Temperance society and an
other was expelled from the local
lodge of the Ancient Order of Hiber-
mans, after a membership of &c to IS
years, because they were classed as
unfair wOrllmen.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-12-25
MURDERER SHOT
BY A POSSE

Keokuk, la, Dec. 2O.--City Marshal
r. w. Coulter and Justice A. e. Mits-
grave were fatally wounded last night
at Pennington, Iowa, by George Still
we'll, deputy fish commissioner, who
was afterwards shot to death by a
posse. Coulter attempted to arrest
Stillwell on a warrant charging him
with disturbing the peace. StillwelI
shot Coulter in the stomach and
shouIdei. StillWell ran up the street
and shot Musgrave in the head be
cause, it is said, the justice recently
sent him to Jail on a charge of dis
orderly conduct Stillwell then went
home, reloaded his revolver, took his
rife and started across the country
with a posse Of armed citizens in pur-
suit When the posse overlook the
fugitive, he took a position behind a
tree and held the citizens at bay near
IL an GG. StlIwen was wounded
several times and dropped on his knee
but continued to shoot until a bullet
stuck In the barrel of his rife. The
posse then closed in on him, Kidding
him with bullets None Of the posse
Wgrn hit
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-12-25
ROOSEVELT TO BE
AT GRANT FUNERAL

Washington, Dec. 2O.-PresidenJ
Roosevelt expects to attend the tuuer-
al services Of Mrs. Grant, widow of
the soldier-presIdent, to be held this
morning. The members Of the cab
met, diplomatic corps and both houses
Of congress, and representatives of the
Grand Army, Loyal Legion, Union Vet
eran Legion, Army Of the Tennessee,
Army of the Cumberland and Army OF
Ohio will also be present.
Washington, Dec. 20.-General Fred
ericl >. Grant and his aide, Leuten-
ant Maury, yesterday paid thei. re-
spects to the president General
Grant is here to attend the funeral Of
his mother.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-12-25
ANARCHISTS IN TRAGEDY.
Unrequted Love Prompts One to Kill
Another.

Another,
Philadelphia, Dec. 2O.-Voltatrine lie
CIeyrc, noted anarchist and teacher
of languages. was yesterday shot and
m0rtaIy wounded by Herman Helsch-
or. a former pupil The woman is dy-
ing and Helscher was arrested. Unre-
Quilted love is said to have prompted
the deed. The shooting occurred on
the street and was witnessed by
score or persons. She attempted to
run away from HelsCher. but he fired
five shots at her, three taking effect.
Miss lie CIeyre has attained wide
spread uotortety through her anarchis-
tic utterances and intimacy with En-
ma Goldman and other anarchists
She has written much anarchistic liter
allure and many orotic poems Friends
Of the woman say she came to this
city Is years ago from Michigan. Her
father, who was a Frenchman, is dead.
Her mother is said to live somewhere
in the west. Helscher is a Russian
and came to this country fourteen
years ago. He is an ayowed anarchist
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-12-25
BIG LINER MAY BE LOST.

Report that Vessel Carrying Crown
Prince Has Gone Down.
Victoria, b. c., Dec 2O.--A report is
in circulation that the Empress Of
China has gone down with all hands
She left here December for Yoko-
hama and was due there on December
IS. with the Siamese crown prince and
party on board. The report is not
credited here.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-12-25
GERMANS
CONSENT
Long Delayed Acceptance
of Berlin at Last
Received
Venezuela Denies Alleged
Offensive Tone of
correspondence
British Order BIoCkade---
Reported Rebels Are
Active

T,,,I;v no, ,,,r,yD, Of Iu,,
J.. ..t.,.ua.,o., :, ,.,,.,s - W,
'''''ll' ~ O. '''' ''''o-l - '''l''''l -
Zuela received through Ihe united
States government is its acceptance
The delivery of the reply to the United
Stotoe for transmission IN Minister
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90 "''7
for tactical reasons, probably through
the expectation that another solution
may he found. possibly by Castro
,.i.I,,iro. Nom. do.,,, ooo tho idao or
'llo "olIil"n 5o'oi nill0il' "''' IL "a "
OF rejecting arDltratloh ana that Is
understood here to have been the TEN.
ner of the British foreign office. While
IL is impossible TO trace the steps that
led to a reversal of this view il an.
,oor, tbot tho .toto. of nuhIic onirion
J." '"o Ohi'o0 "'"'o'' % Ia CO N0'
many Is concerned, produced reFls-
ion Of the first idea.
RIockade stiu On.
DIOSNubS SNlIt VIZ
Port of Spain, Dec. 2O.-rhe British
cruiser Alert left here Thursday night
for Carupano and the British torpedo
boat Rocket sailed fro here Yesterday
afternoon for Cuidad Bolivar. 1t is
reported here that a Venezuelan reyo-
mtionaw army of 10000 men is march
ing on Caracas and is believed now TO
be near that CITY Cable MESSAGES
from Venezuela are subjected to Vene-
; zualan censorsbin
Admiral DoupIae of the Rrttish feet
Inns ordered y bIorlado of Ia e aira
carcnoro Guanta Cumana Carrnono
and rhn months of tbn Orinoco tba
hIncI,odr ia take orfoct Of nfdnigbt
december 20.
venezueIa,s Answer.
rorooos Mao n Tbo Ass,oiotod
! t,.,a,'., n.n,' ,I,tair,J aa,,,, - 49,, ~,
.vor made bv Vene2uoia 10 the Cor.
man u,Io ,lbn answer was deli, erred
December Q. If recites the statements
made Inv Venezuela in notos Of various
I,tos sirco March roo1 ana COOS mo
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-12-25

an appeal for assistance in this work.
He says the conditions today are
worse than those of 1867, when 10O,-
900 persons died.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-12-25

A Broken Wedding Ring
lYSE Esz3 u y tt Ell
By Bertha NJ. Clay.

Leah" said the duchess, as they were
walking one morning on the great
terrace
81 suppose SC" she replied; but ]
never like to think Of the time. /
wish that my uncle could live as long
If not longer than, ! shall She
seemed anxious not to continue the
conversation, for soon afterward she
clasped her hands in delight. 20,
duchoss," she said, "what quantities
Of my fayorite passion-1owor And
what coIors-purple scarlet and
blue, What rich clusters. | must
gather some; ,ney are like the faces
Of old friends smiling at me-"
you have brought passion-Ilowers
into fashion" the duchess said smiI-
ing; 81 never saw you without them.
Why do you ike them better than any
other flower, noah?"
81 do not hnow. think it is be.
cause they are mystical flowers; they
are fun OF mystery and passion ana
sorrow"
You ought to like red roses best,
said the duchess; they suit you"
NO" returned Leah; give me
scarlet passion-nowers; they seem to
me choicest Of all"
y suppose laughed the duchess
that when the ideal he comes it win
be discovered that his fayoritc flower
Is the passion,nuwcr?"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-12-25
Continued.


parties. dinners and picnics, dresses
and diamonds nattery and homage,
are all very well-but they could not
fri a life. There is no heart no SOU
I'm them; and she continued, half
sadly zone must tire Of them after
a time
"Do you think so?' asked the
duchess looking at her graycly.
eyes do, one bail Is like another
there are the same people, the same
dances, music, jewels; all ones part
ners say pretty nearly the same
things. Dinners are the same-one
differs very little from another. Al
the opera, although there is Infinite
beauty in the music, 1t is always the
same story of love or jealousy. No,
] do not think that even life spent
amid such brilliant scenes could FIJI
ones heart and soul"
"You are a strange girl, Lean,
said the duchess. 'Who would
imagine that the belle Of the season
had such notions as these? You have
made me very uncomfortable, my dear
shall live now in dread always that
some day or other you Will meet
with one whom you may choose to
imagine your ideal, ana do something
rash. ! always said that there was
something IN your face even that
made you different from other girls
But Leah as you have trusted me 50
far. trust me even further. Tell me,
among al the mon you have mct-und
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-12-25
CUBAN TREATY IN
PRESIDENT PALMA SENDS 1T TO
HAVANA SENATE.
AND URGES ACTION SOON

Friends of the Measure at Washington
Declare it Will be Given Attention
Immediately After the Holidays
Provisions More Generous Than
at First Supposed.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-12-25

Carlton gave a grand ball, the Glen
was filed with a gay crowd of guests;
they danced until the very walls
seemed to rock The old man told
me that the bride was like some
laughing fairy. Just as the ball was
closing, and when the happiness and
gayety were greatest terrible cry
was heard. 1t came from the supper
room, the grand old banqueting-halI
where kings and queens had Toasted.
The guest rushed out, only to witness
a most horrible scene. The beautiful
Lridc, with terrible cries, was seen
flying across the nall her bright
gossamcr robes all aname. Her light,
huttcring balldress had caught fire,
and, the draught Of air tanning the
flames, they met over her head, and
envelOped her. For a moment every
one was paralyZed; and then one Oh
the guests, a gentleman, caught up a
thick rug and rolled it around her
lie was burned terribly, but he eA-
tinguishCd the flames. 1t was TOO
late. When the hapless lover hasten
ed to the hall, he saw the girl lying
in her agony on the ground, her
golden hair burned, her face distorted,
her pretty dress OF white lace and the
white water-lilies all hanging in
scorchcd shreads around her. She
spoke a few words to him, and then
they carried her upstairs to die"
What a terrible story" said the
duchess.
when Lady Carlton recovered from
the shock" added Sir Arthur, she
went abroad, and took her son with
her She died at Naples last year
and the master, Sir Basil, is coming
home"
i viii be a great trial to him to
return to the scene of such a
catastrophe" said the kindly duchess,
you must ask him here as often as
you can"
The house is 50 cheerful, so bright
and beautiful, you would never think
that tragedy had happened there"
There is a tragedy associated with
most houses. but the world does not
know IT," said the duchess.
Il pray heaven" said the general,
chat there will never be one IN tbis,"
.z-,,,,
N'''N' =" ~"
1t was a lovely day in the first
week Oh August me laughing sum.
mtr had tah'h lHII possession OF inc
Iahui '"' yoIIo" wheat ana the glo"
Ilh lIuIL had Oeoh hlSS"u TO iIpehoE&
~ inc warm sun. me SHY was hIu@
"llh"ul d cIou'' ana inc IfUljIuI
! eaiih laIr 10 view Ihe river flowed
| calmly BETWEEN the green banks,
raSuIlB through the reeds ana sedges,
SjIrrIhS tn" great leaves OF the lilies,
ripping over the dropping DouShS.
IT was drawing near noon some
VI 'no men had sought me cooIheas
Oh the DlIilard.roomi some OF the
ladlHS hod fellfed TO lhe shade OF the
great ccdartree, with DOCKS ana WORK.
Lean mad gone to her laVorlte spot
the terrace where the passion-iioWers
grew III SUch proiuslon' She had
taken them under her special protec-
ton and visited them every day. She
IittIe knew what beautiful picture
, she made WllIc standing there. Her
exquisite face, with IS dainty color
and sWoe, APPS, was bent thoughtfuIIy
over the flowers. She wore a Ions
training dress on pal" amber Every
grace" ',.' d.. , "5&.r was seen to
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1902-01-12

Genuine Buck Gauntlet, made
in different sizes; regular price
$3.50 a pair. Realization Sale
Price, pair, soc
Large size Colored Border Hand
kerchiefs; regular price soc
dozen. Realization Sale Price,
per dozen, Csc
Genuine Guyot Suspenders, plain
and fancy patterns; regular price
soc. Realization Sale Price 39c
Extra strong Elastic Webb Sus-
penders, kid and cloth ends; reg
ular price 25c and 35c. Realiza-
ton Sale Price, per pair, 1ec
Boys Best Elastic Suspenders,
a large assortment of patterns;
regular price Csc. Realization
price, per pair, 1oc
Colored Dress Shirts, neat and
fancy patterns; regular price
$1.00. Realization Sale Price,
each. 75c
All Wool Blue Flannel Shirts,
all sizes. extra long; regular price
YisVO. IACuiiIatiOh odit lltC, ooC
Plain Tan, Black and Blue Half
Hose, double soles. fast colors;
regular price 35c. Realization
Sale Price. per pair. csc
Navy, Black, Tan and Cadet
Blue Half Hose. with polka dots,
fast colors; regular price. per pair,
25c. Realization Sale Price, three
pairs for SOC
Fancy Half Hose, in stripes and
figures embroidered, and OF all
new patterns; regular price soc. :
Realization Sale Price, per pair,
39c
Four-in-Hand Imperial and Pun
Ties. in fancy and solid colors;
regular price soc. 75c and $1.00.
Realization Sale Price, each, Csc
Boys Windsor Bows. in fancy
patterns and plaids; regular price
soc. Realization Sale Price, Toe
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1902-01-12
CoIored Dress Goods.

AT 25c PER Yards pieces
of 40 inch Camel's Hair Plaids-
Cashmere SO inches wide, in all
colors- Atwood Tricot, 30 inches
wide, which sold this season for
CSC to 48c and Csc per yard.
AT 48c PER YARD-ten pieces
of Atwood Gravinas -40-inch all
wool Henriettas-38-inch all-wool
Serges, in all the different colors;
this seasons goods, worth CSC, 75c
up to SOC per yard,
AT CSC PER YARD
Zibelines-48 inches wide.
Storm Serges--50 inches wide.
Basket Cloth-50 inches wide.
Venetian Cloth-52 inches wide.
These are all-wool, come in all
the leading shades and were sold
from CSC, lbs to Sl.50-in this sale
CSC.
AT 10c PER YARD-Black bro
caded Brilliantines "a inches wide;
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1902-01-12
Furniture in the Realization
Sale.

In this Department are many
special prices, and you save in
every instance a quarter and a
third of original prices.
Solid Oak Extension Table
Well finished, 6 feet long, large
legs, bolted, best slides; regular
price $500. Realization Sale
Price 3.s7
Golden Oak or Mahogany Fin
ish Large Arm Rocker-High
back, nicely embossed, shaped
wood seat, we'll braced and nicely
finished; regular value $2.25. Re-
alization Sale Price 1856
HEYWOOD'S CELEBRATED
VIENNA BENT WOOD CHAIRS
Made from oak and birch, polish
finish, well braced, cane seat,
most excellent bedroom or dining
chair; regular value $3.50. Reali-
cation Sale Price 1885
Golden Quarter Sawed Ook
Rocker-Hand polished, bolted
arm, leather cobbler seat, extra
large size and high, embossed
udCh, iC6uiui price 9O.UU. R6d1l-
ization Sale Price AIS
Morris Chairs-Golden Oak, pol
ished, spring seat, hair top and
bottom, reversible velour cush-
ions, full regular size, ratchet
back; regular value $3.50. Reali-
cation Sale Price 500
AS Seen in Window-Golden
Oak Dining Room Set, comprising
Side Board, China Closet, Circular
Extension Table, Side Table,
Side Chairs and 2 Arm Chairs, all
made of the best CHARTERED oak
and hand polished; regular price
$2O5.0o. Realization Sale Price
5000
Velour Couch rows tufts. 90
inches wide, rs inches long, best
grade; regular price $3.50 Reali-
cation Sala prio~ $50
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1902-01-12
Lace and Embroidery in the
Realization Sale.

1t will soon be embroidery tim
after that Laces. These price
ire close enough to warrant yol
,uying for weeks ahaad.
5000 yards of Cambria and Swiss
Guipure Embroideries. ranging
from 5 inches to 10 inches in
width. We will place on sale
these 5000 yards at 25c per yard
% yards for $3.50. They are all
new and in manufactures lengths.
At Sc per yard. We are showing
a new and complete line of Ma
chine Torchon Lace and Inser-
tions-excellent copies of the real
Smyrna and Medici Laces, ranging
from l inch to 2h inches in width
worth TIC and 10c per yard.
At Csc per yard, we have about
20 pieces of Oriental Guipure
Laces in the White and the Butter
Colors, from 6 inches to IL inches
wide, worth from soc to 75c per
yard.
At ACC per yard we are closing
out all of our Remnants, from 1
yard to 25a yards in length-many
fancy dress. trimmings-Guimps
Braids, Pearl Guimps, Steel
Guimps and Jets.
There are trimmings to match
all classes OF dresses and silks,
and trimmings to match all col
ors-worth from 75c up to $500
per yard.
Pearl Buttons in all sizes--from
16 to 20 lines, with two or four
holes-pure wnite-at 1oc per
card Of 2 dozen
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1902-01-12

All Wool Cancels Hair Under
shirts; regular price $1.00 and
$1.25. Realization Sale Price,
each, 69c
Ribbed Undershirts and Draw
ers, f1eeced lined; regular price
soc. Realization Sale Price, each,
25c
All Wool Natural Color Under
shirts and Drawers; regular price
$3.50. Realization Sale Price,
each, ITO
Outing Flannel Night Shirts,
extra length, and trimmed with
braid; regular price $1.OO. Re-
alization Sale Price, each. soc
Heavy Flannelette Night Shirts,
fancy pattern; regular price $1.25.
Realization Sale Price sec
Outing Pajamas, all sizes; reg
ular price s1.25 per suit. Realiza-
tion Sale Price. per suit, ssc
Chace's Best Plush Lap Robes.
in new designs, fancy color on one
side and plain on the other; regu-
lar $3.50 and $500 quality. Re-
alization Sale Price $50
Regular $500 quality. Realiza-
tion Sale Price $50
Regular $500 quality. Realiza-
tion Sale Price ESQ
Regular $500 and $3.50 quality.
Realization Sale Price 1876
Canvass Telescopes, all sizes;
regular price 81 90 TO S250 Re-
alization Sale Price, each, Csc
Ladies' and Mems. Union Tai
feta Umbrellas. steel rods, case
and tassel to match each UNI
brella. all handles sterling silver
trimmed, 26 and 2S-inch size: reg
uiar price $500. Realization Sale
Price 1.39
Genuine Asbestos Gloves,
fieeced lined. water and fire-proof;
regular price $1.00. Realization
Sale Price, pair, soc
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1902-01-12
The Realization Sale Begins
Here Monday Morning.

When the Realization Sale naugaed two or three sea-
back the response the advertising was nothing short OF Pe
oena This year will undoubtedly be greater for you have
past experience and testimony of what the Realization Sale is able
ito do for you in the way of saving money.
The present sale will undoubtedly bring the biggest crowd that
was ever in this store, outside of Christmas week
The prices and quality Of the goods beyond question better
and cheaper than that of year and most of the things told OF
will be in this Realization Sale
Run this page and what is you want-check off
and bring the page along with you.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1902-01-12
Diaries for 1902 at Half Off
Marked Prices.

POPULAR COPYRIGHT Nov
ELs-Bound in Paper--Pub-
lished at SOC;
Realization Sale price 27e
Being all limited editions, it is
but question of sort time until
stock of all these books will be
exhausted, and as opportunity to
purchase them at such low price
will not occur again, take advant-
age of this offer.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1902-01-12
Shakespeare's Complete
Works.

LARGE TYPE EDITION-One
large volume, bound in cloth, con-
tanning full and comprehensive
life; history of the early drama;
an introduction to each play; the
readings of former editions;
glossorial and other notes, etc.
from the WORKS of Collier, Knight,
Dice, Douce, Holliwell, Hunter,
Richardson, verplanck and Hud-
son. Was S125. Realization Sale
rice only Csc
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1902-01-12
Silk Department.

Crepe de Chene in all the lead
ing colors; cloth that always sold
for SIPS per yard-all silk-heavy
weight, perfect colors at Sc per
yard. j
Black Draperies, square and
round meshes, some plain, others
with figures at SOC per yard worth
Csc to csc.
Black Taffeta Silks, strictly all
silk, pure eye, y inches wide, jet
black at SOC per yard worth 7oc.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1902-01-12

Ladies' Hand-Welted, Exten-
sion Sole, Box Calf Enamel,
Lace. The heel is 1-8 inch
Military; with broad mannish
toe. The price was $500;
Realization Sale Price 2.55
Children's Heavy and light
weight soles, patent leather
and kid tips, button or lace;
size 81 to II. The price was
$1.75;
Realization Sale price f.25
Children's Broken Lots of
Seven styles; dongola and pat
ent leather; tips and plain toes.
Size 5 to IN. The price was
S1.00 and SIPS;
Realization Sale Price SOC
500 pairs Black Dongola, But
ton, Medium and Broad Toes.
Patent Leather and Kid Tips.
All close edges. The price
was $500 and $3.50;
Realization Sale Price Las
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1902-01-12
Carpets5and Mattings

Tapestry Brussels
Was Csc, now $50
Was 75c, now A9c
Was 85c, now $50
Was CSC, now CSC
Hartford Administer Carpets,
: noted for excellent wearing
qualities, were $50 now 9ec
Saxony Administers, were SIPS
now 69c
Velvet Carpets, were sl.OO,
now 79c
Velvet Carpets, were sl.25,
now 99c
japanese Mattings, 20x3O, i5c
Japanese Mattings, 20x30. 22c
Values are zoe and SOC.
China Mattings, 10, II, 10 and 20
Values, l2c, &c, zoe and 25c.
Moquette Rugs
27x54, 1888, worth $500
3ox72, 2.89, worth $3.50.