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Chemise 49c.

On sale Monday at these
prices: 4oc, z4c, soc, @8c
and SH.48. Material alone
will cost as much.
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Drawers l5C.

Open and closed, on sale
Monday at these prices:
H5c, 24c, 39c, A0c, csc,
Soc, o8c, SH.24, SH.49,
SH.o8 and S2.24.
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Corset Covers lOc.

Uf1 Sale Monday at tmeSe
prices: HOG, H5c, 25c, 4oc,
z4c, soc, csc and Sn.74.
Don't waste your time
sewing these hot days.
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Skirts 48c.

On sale r1onday at these
prices: 48c, 69c, JAG. soc,
csc, SH.24, SH.3@, $T.4o,
SH.74, Sn.oS, S2.24, $2.49,
up to S3.75.
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Miss Dade stegemsn, Of Illinois.
Miss Dade Stegeman, Superintendent
of the Chicago North Side woman's
Club, writes as follows about Peruna
from No. 10 Lowell Place. Chicago. ILL.,:
"Peruna has often been used by menu
bers Of our club In cases OF stomach
trouble and general debility--also recently
in cases Of Ia grippe. and always with the
most beneficial results. l think great
deal Of Peruna-often recommend 1t to
my friends, and am glad to say all who
have tried 1t speak a good word for It,"
-Dade Stegeman.
Miss Evelyn Morse, Of Minnesota.
Miss Evelyn Morse of -651 Adams St..
Minneapolis. MIMI. says:
81 suffered for nearly three years with
catarrh of the stomach. A friend advised
me to try Peruna. After using 1t 1t cured
me entirely Of all my symptoms. Eve
Ign Morse.
Miss Maggie WEIGH, of Chicago.
Miss Maggie WEIGH, Secretary of the
Betsy Ross Educational and Benevolent
Society, writes from 32S North State
Street, Chicago, ILL.,:
Last fall / caught the most severe
cold ! ever had in my life. I coug1ed
night and day After using Peruna the
cough gradually diminished. and the sore
ness left me."--Maggie WEIGH.
Miss Rose Cullen, of Montana.
Miss Rose Cullen. President Of the
Young Woman's Club Butte. Montana.
writes:
while finishing school I became very
nervous and exhausted from over-study.
I was weak and sick, and could neither
eat, sleep nor enjoy life. A couple bot
ties OF Peruna put new life in me- Rose
Cullen.
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Mrs w. B. Krause, of Winconsin.
Mrs. w. b. Krause. of Port Washing
ton. Wis, in a recent letter to DR.. s. b.
Hartman. says:
Your Peruna has cured my catarrh
and suffering which I had in my back.
and bearing down pains. am very
thankful for Peruna. as 1t has cured me
where other medicines have failed.
will always speak a good word for Pc
runa. "-Mrs. w. B. Krause.
Miss Florence Allan, of Illinois.
Miss Florence Allan, a beautiful Chi
cago girl. writes the following from Ii
Walton Place:
'As a tonic for a worn out system
Peruna stands at the head in my esti-
nation. Its effects are truly wonderful
In rejuvenating the entire system.
keep ii on hand all the time. and never
have that tired feeling as a few doses
always make me feel like different
woman."-Florence Allan.
Mrs. g. Briggs, of Minnesota.
Mrs. G. Briggs Treasurer and Conduc-
tor of the William Downs Relief Corps.
No. g, of the w. r. c., of the State of
Minnesota. writes the following from
24l9 Central Avenue, Minneapolis. MINI.
MY health was completely broken
down from over-work. My appetite was
lost. my sleep f1tful and l found no relief
from the prescriptions of doctors. On
the advice of friends I tried Peruna and
before finishing the second bottle I was
completely restored. Mrs. G. Briggs.
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Miss Bertha Fischer, OF Wisconsin
Miss Bertha Fischer. a popular young
woman of Appleton. Wis. writes OF
Peruna as follows:
81 have found Peruna wonderful
remedy for catarrh of the respiratory
organs which 1 had for several months.
and which nothing else / tried seemed
to cure. have taken a couple of doses
since each week during the winter. and
| find 1t keeps me from contracting any
colds, and my general health has been
unusually good this entire winter, due
qualities of your wonderful remedy
Miss Bertha Fischer.
Miss Annie Wyandotte, of Missouri
Miss Annie Wyandotte. of Kansas
City, Mo-, dramatic soprano. writes DR..
Hartman the following letter:
"Peruna has been my salvation. 1t
has given me back a beautiful voice-a
gift of God; 1t has brought me once more
to my old profession. can talk now.
and sing where before l could scarcely
whisper. Peruna restored my health and
voice. miss Annie Wyandotte.
Miss Mary J. Kennedy, of Chicago Ill
Miss Mary ]. Kennedy. manager OF the
Armour & Co.'S exhibit. Transit issis-
sippi Exposition. Omaha, writes the fol-
lowing from s42 w. SD St., Chicago. Ill. {:
"I found the continual change of diet
incidental to eight years travelling up
set my digestive system. I decided to
try Peruna, and soon found myself well
repaid. l have used 1t for three months,
and feel rejuyenated. M. J. Kennedy.
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Miss Julia Marlowe, Of New York.
Miss Julia Marlowe. the clover actress
Of New York City, has the following to
say in q recent letter to- the Peruna
Medicine Company:
II am glad to write my endorsement OF
the great remedy, Peruna, as a nerve
tonic. do so most heartily. Julia
Marlowe.
Miss Alvina Groth, Of Wisconsin.
Miss -Aisina Groths $50 College Avenue,
Appleton. Wis. writes.
"Peruna 10 fine medicine to take any
time OF the year. but / lind 1t particu-
iarly helpful to Withstand the wearing
effects of excessive heat and summer
colds. have now used 1t on and on for
about two years."-AMiss Alvina Groth.
Miss Mabel H. Ellis, of Michigan
Miss Mabel II. Ellis. President Of the
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woman's Athena Club, Trout Creek.
Mich. says; II suffered for three years
with chronic catarrh of the bronchial
tubes and found no relief until tried
Perura.
Seven weeks constant use of Peruna
cured me permanently."-Ma Helen
Ellis.
Mrs. Friedle, Of Ohio.
Mrs j. Friedle, 80 Harper Street. Cleve-
land, o.. writes:
'iPeruna has cured me of catarrh and
rheumatism. l thank Peruna and no
other medicine for my present good
health."-Mrs. Della Friedle.
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Hiss Eiar a.. -asysrs, Ct Kansas City
Miss Blanche Myers. $40 Penn Street
Kansas City. NO.. has the following u
cay of Perupa:
During each OF the past four seasoni
l have caught a severe cold. WHOM sud
denly chilled after an evening party
and catarrh for several weeks would b
tho result. One bottle OF Peruna cured
me, and shall not dread colds any more
as did."-Blanche Myers.
Mrs. A. s. Triple, Of Minnesota.
Mrs. A. s. Triple, 14s Linden Avenue
Minneapolis, Mimi, writes as follows:
Last winter in taking journey In
very severe weather, caught q cold
which settled on my lungs. developing q
severe case of catarrh Of the respiratory
! organs. My family physician gave me
only temporary relief. when my son ad-
vised me to try Peruna. I sent for q
bottle ana in two days the cough had
nearly disappeared and within week I
felt better than ever."-Mrs. A. g. Triple.
Miss Efie Wallace, of Michigan,
Miss Efae Wallace. 1885 Ross Street.
Benton Harbor, Mich. President, Of the
Young Ladies' Glee Club-writes:
Several times during the past three
years when j have felt completely worn
out and unable to secure the proper rest.
l have found Peruna the best medicine /
have ever tried.
ut has never failed to bring me speedy
and blessed relief; 1t seems to throw of
all impurities from the blood.
Effie wallace.
The sun., 1902-07-20
H., ~ RoBnrD a Ri>s = SiRf.
We, as,s u-~a >,sr,~,, 10 si,e the rnieses
,haRe~ the rel,-~ rNiek

N'aG.- lr Hary Hsrirr boar,'insf ru~s
q ~ tAaf iv.r'v.r.r'h s'r's; -afiv ve-'sf-
iav 'noru,fg s.s.Ir, valued q tso and sii
IN Cash w-r' s'H.'u from 'h~ uvr~i bot
r'rum TIE p.Hrn acre Inclined ~ think
hat ~ ng- "a. .'art.I % give Tho thi-v~s
q chancr
ksnIsr. sho.- stfs ara chll1 sr- IN The
cuuu'Iv, vs- avakens-i ahnut - Nv crN
u Frr' from 40 ya, - - rrn.h ~ho osv'.-
pied a ruom ,u 'hr Yarl.r iuar Wh~n Re
st ~ Lr fI.ri tue hail. N.u Il -rn"ke
- rushe,! e. The front duvr e. ~ a pu.Ic.--
man 20 --ni iu a. alarm A. D." N-t' cut.
he K - mi f"--iut. ts -av-. hat t~u ut
nor U"u RAJ uiu tie be- -. bIt D" " a.
too eScitsSi AZ -" tine % pay any attention
t. tlstn
n" trc star''~i p a lA-~mcrt c' 's"t full
of linen an r.t'Ain- l. va- u,, -x'in-
guish~i Until thai rupT hAd l--"n hu riesi 90 :
amt 'h" upp-f par q he hou-.. had -uf-rr'i
severely from sfnpk" aui water Return
ing % hts room y Ell. R.urer discovered
that he had t--rn rott--i AT the furniture
Ia the place had hs.u ransaCked ant throw IA
about
The sun., 1902-07-20
DFvERy,, .or LOI or WoNFY
Phiian,hropist Loads Him Up Win bocd'e
10 carr, the Ninth

l. was reported A. IN" Pump v"s'er-
day that former D-rU'v Pplic- Conn
mi,siuu-r Dry.ry had r',~'vct Con'it-r-
ahl. sum - money from = Well-krovn
philau' hrupi-t and tha, T. va O." - A-'d
ia the campaign IN H." Nlr'n Assembly
di-'r.N Wh.n d very Sss Ash at".'
th. r,.,or' y.-t-r.Ay D." aid o Sas u -.
-Nov, ,pur'. III tell v"u 'ta' ! 80 l"'
~ money. al night. ard ''a' = l. g'itg -
- usci ~ ~" district, 10 ~did, NV i
am a Eu,n ,u ,.u Who sen u and all. :
4 spln 80 :eli huS y l. a . "a % h- us-d
That vii 10 ."en 10y de -.'pusTtr -,
n. fr-.. t., stations 4 the eN-cN'" '"f
v.r. Opened v.-,srtisv and sixteen tons 81
ic~ v--" Distributed. lo,' viii - given
away a. them every morning except sunday
hereafter
Mr D"vsry vas not a. 'h" h' 81 -''aftcrs
last NJ yht and ~ll to away today hts
end - tho campaisu will CO. oL-v asaln
tomorrow
NJ D,.verv's FREE ic- ard fr-" boz cam =
I.aicr waS -~-TpN-I'i- fHr 20" Gr'er' 'i
on - hls ainuIr-r- a. rlg bS ~. =
follower N.-' ou 'N- Tortef.n.'. I. .''"-
a. .Ju'- Do simply h-ra'l," :" va '..1
llai.-4 VIZ. ir--- l.- 90 sTN~ h- "arf-'
La''."
P.arcm1a Riich," found him ~ Broad
way a. Thr.v v-flur' Do -'-,-' tAiig -'r'fu-
GA, ,-ur. '. give Voice :. Big BIZ cam
pIgN -Drg
The sun., 1902-07-20
>orr,iR r0 r>GEWaN. mr. SAYS
4 Friend Of the Rscins Man Protests ~
"t a. We statements.

4 corre~ pot,s.n' Nriitrs over N. in''ial-
e G. " cent 20 nv ~yN som" reminis-
c-flC..- oftu, la'@ jan..-- I aliw-.l the well
known starter Il race hor-e-. "hich w"f"
purish.,i "a July o. In ~" c'nr~" ~
n. A. .cle '4~ writer rai" certain state
fu.f's 90 w.i.r '.c 'rl.. 4 - ~. late WI
lam Fus.ru founder ard ..rs' Pr--Id''. .
- ,l. Fusutu'. B.'acl Ea',rs 49, .'ia'''t
,.-pk rNrrfAiuu. H. speaking ~ me trii''''
y.,-'--iav Afternoon on" '! %" lat" NJ
E.s.fran'- fri-nd- sa.i
-NI...,r e. & " - h- nigh. know
more. al,ur 'l. conduct { -" old brishior
R.,a "a Track and riIl. MT u" uVtrnU!i"u''i
with kr..,.-tsr There wa> now ami ih'n.
..r...A,-t .,..r..ua tha-B III m the 4
a.N- 'r' cd. I'D, k.,i rar-- wer" run h"" aui
Leo, .,f. Al t', I'D Tim" Track, just e there
a., .l..s,Si TA.c- run n The tracks OBJ!
'u-,iaN
NJ eyr-vtu.iy knows, With 'Ge pos. i"
.,...r.t.f. e e " thai ~" inauas"-
,,....f II 49,, ult Brighton track ~uul!n
-.,,.I i.r 81 % raD'- any mor- han Vie - o..
.t ..,. fnura-f 49,. stand ~ them today
NA.,.t.r a race aroused p" suspect -
,f I.u,.. Ri, = g-r.aA. be- had 'ts' rae"
investigated ard Z cr.uk-,I w"tk VA
r,v,.,...i tru-. ..uclg-i 20 .i we're rr"mi'.'
punished p...
,-... ut.. In moved - SAv 'h"-- 'n4Hg-
b.-r.,Is., I drr'' Ike - -.,a auNt ing ma
lc.k. .nr mud '.fuWn az "a" m"tnvrN ~
a n,,-b.sr-,,. mau Ike n'i- BIly tuse-
The sun., 1902-07-20
MORE WORN FOR LESS WAGES.
Big Contract for Ttn Boxe> Depends on .
Labor mons Action.

ISpIssAPoLis, july 10 The Analss-
mated A.-o~ia'ton o' Iron. Steel ana Tin
Fia'. Workers - cons ldrrins a proIu-ltion
from the American In Pl'e Company TO
r-duc" the wages Of the not mill tin plate
workers 2j per cent Ia order "a SECURE large
contracts which have heretoi iyr" h-en
placed abroad Tie Standard OI. Com
Janv ha. offered a contract "a the company
for 90 90 boxes e tn. providing II can
ba uttalned az reduced rate. The tarH
rel,r .a,i tons provid. thai tin may b" I'M
ported 70 tA.- D.IUtrv With dg'y of 81 80 a
box and u IA. IN - mad. up into cans
'er. ari fiil,-i WIN Oh AMI -.ui haCH 20
'lr,1gn countries = rebate % N, I-r C'l'
= 'l- iU'v pu a." tn j. gained ihl-
fuaE.- II g. s-ip.c !Hr 'A. standard bi. , .'rl-
ianv o. g-' - TN ga'ay-r IN fpr,.ig' mar
hsi- l. = now Irt I-.~4i 20 give ~" 'rfsr
20 'h- Air-rira~ ..'..aHV \ 'h- latter Will
furnish ia az the ~a'n" rat" ln'' Aiual-
,.1.ai.-i a.. -~.a' llu v.. -.,iie 'h- matter
mex week ty 70 :'r"lI!iu vic.
The sun., 1902-07-20
Ot,ltuay Notes.

Hr.urt k o. Jolt,.r i.u'.. .u. a,. u' ..a
iuor noted oi 'h' .utt"ig!'vrar.. ,,. lo,. -
d. n,icr klua.. trr.l i..'.4 atd other
rr-yart.g U...-sf 'uT TIL r,'..r %! ,r,.i -
hr a. msn, -a.C'--ig' -, . ,'r,.'-,. -
f-,-iN'n that b" sAN" 10 to- hry I',f G'.'...
p.rioTmsnC - To devote u~.I' uho.N ?,
CORY iIoI. ur AIN" kHusu tIs' .f 'h.-
ed ttr", sh ~" -f,ns,riar ~u''" .rt
"a nearly ever tr.d Of .icaI erItiI. IT,
ponIo..si "a oInty.. = VLltr tia r.o-' -
y.---fll va~ -poarn ptau., tni IgU t.-
Of ofatortp- aHd choral vors. ~. fo-'
~ du",s tau ~" g. 'ls Tor 'h''r h'...'.
We ~ns ai-o yrou"' 'nwIo~'r Tor u' vt-
c..;;,t, w. ,,, "",, 'h.r' ,'' r,f. ,.f -.
'bau iniividu
rloMAs uoulArd. s~uior m.mb.. of 49,"
arm ~ Ihoma- ',"pl ~ 4 90. q -f-' iHr>
ant p~iso-r- A. 20 4rf q. Nrt"r,l r''.'.
sd 81 t"lrt i,t!pr" on i,,' . az -. ."'."
> ~ W Goglard "a frr man s-Ir-
r-eu q rn.ut.rr e.! 'ir Produce l,,',rs"
o. ~Lc, . tru h, lo,n-"d ,n-l-o'g O.
va N-r. ,l ht.s ne v,ti ham. aLd ,s"
dsur' r'~r. Nav uoIiAri
Jo-siN tol.I'- , ''"'ors -c..d.n' col!
Nl.'lus'uu AT -. yHH'FN.tuI % ,|4rgH H'
t.,, a. .'tI-t'on n %" ,cf'' .r".nd " ..-
.nctor vu ~lturl.|. god = VI 'u.. f.
w.. one ~ 'hs .~,'-storu 'oLffarfoT> -
Washington Aud hsd arg" Of "a" 'or-'ru'-
q. "a ~ UafN 81 - tar.r huIii ng-
uou A. trnt..s rr-s dent ~ -. \~a
frr."v so. :. dc. - Lo,s htiu'. N".'"t ~
% h,r forty.hf,n }'N Nr, ft"p,. ~
asnsh,, 1sr' y, kr.aHr.~. III sSss 's,,,. ~. -,
i.f husband two so .df"u. Mr. l hufT -
sAd - nouf II fraa,.s
The sun., 1902-07-20
WIFE saw INV NM HINSETF.
suicide Of FN-Pnll.rnan Nurtha. Who
shot a tuglti,c q" Death Nrars Ago.

joan NNf' a ''.'"' -" ''''A"
V.1 i'r Tie las' i've ..,1.- had ''-'h N '."
-.e, ,sta o hu.Ine-. -t'' ard AI.ld him.
.,..f y....rrf.y .'..,r...l a. tt- a-a a,
-. -. ...,-,...., -.
'"
boz. s' 'a'f '. ''.' i''' ~ 10y
sHrf Iu 'li '"'.'' p" t'v az az. De
met 20 sa'ls.N 4 Nt t'0
N.,iIa LA t--.g l-.rsgrr I.av.v Il
a., 60. .t..-,,.,.y.,., -. D.. 80
The sun., 1902-07-20
CIRCUIT DODGEs HILLS CLUB.
stiS ~ s0sTS 0Drfi sfoo.fsso
tTtR 10 NJ cot ERNOh.
And . Poor Nan Can't tnerd o. -vespie
are tssinx wh, Nr. Uul Dec>-t rsss
tire >en,isaiisa ttinis~,f Ne nrN an
sA,s. tie 'kne~s where the ueie- trr'

Is,td Il HIs FiJi lsA1d club has doh"
he busln~-- fpr Comptroller Gruat IN"
Crmr'rpler pond~r~i al FRIDAY nighi
rv~r Nr In. Nisit go han. a.i V'--'-'-
Ia formally lhau4us-i thA' b." ~a, not
the p-fuurrafic candidate Tor GvNer'of
4 don't ~aIit the nomination. AID wont
tak. a. Mr. Gruit ,a.l I an . poor
man. and ouu.i not carry the dignity ~
the osiC.. a. ~ should he maintained IL
costs Gov Odell sleO.o.o a year t. assume
al 4 th- duties of his offic- ~ entertain
lns aad ali sorts Of ot,iga ions ain a
psor ma aud couldn't do that
Mr. Hul will now remain IN the Demo-
cratir underbrush for sp~ll. Al III"
moment he d-rm- pror-r. though. he viii
-,.althiiy pounc- upon -ome other unsc ,
I--,''ne D,nrcrat ana altemp, 80 rang
~" lIiLIuatlpn into him
u Go TIA, morning every l~iu"rrai
whom hs has -t.ou-ly cons. !ored ipi th.
nomination has s-'al~d -harsl, = ain
'i.rIgh. with IVA On Darforth u the
uhLgo, Couf sallor SianChisli II 'N"muLs
ari Eo.-.-t tar. %! H"rNIrr'r N" question
= iU,.y Ask'd, II Nj il!ll =" -srg'I.n"
~ paHlHrTai. -ury--s '"t- ftL. wv i.-'>
h" rot take TIA. nomination Linn IT.
la.r" b. gs l.''"r b.tu, cfai,y eau
pai.t.r 30 f.. ~..t. 'h4. ~ Hi He
'Ir-c-- md u strong ,I-~ htnasef. a.
though ~ r"C,n' Ncar- ~ iriSiIi- com
plain that hi- sI--ri,-- NT~ lnuC -wiriei
Nj liIl. Il Wa sad YESTERDAY ha- "a IT.
r.ud 49, uarv atg-<- WF.sn ought ?" -
,urI,t'.d IA the state hat 30 -ua'avor-
'u cover tie Ss,7iy -giAr' mile 90 N"
-I.--h Then h- complaints II -" new
psf-r- haven't -" siauc 20 I1H' al "t
h. -t--Sri
H.. Hal headquarters IA Albany hsv"
,urt'd urt o.. D." a ~ l''' r-pllit .''ofy
e fouu-sgt...'IC,. visii- ''''u. ard = = w'r"i.
i.r al occasional mention N "a" r"N--
Iai..r- no orr - the ~ 6N inhabitants
e "a. state would Know mat ~ICa u -'"l sus
49, .4 -Al.'.uc" Vet Mr. ilL, hh- always
- .,Nei that Albany va the NID - Tho
state. and after many v-sr- h- ana HIM
-sif H. a'~.lu'" u'utrol oi tr- u tnucTNtl
Usr'y. and IN pu-I;Iun - carry "u' ne
bi"a that all 'Na' . gr"a' an = 81. ana
h"aUtiful AMI pUre ~ 10" N"U'CrH''" iar'y
l. ,,.utr,'d H. Tho Ctfy e h,4s
col Bryan Avs iu tie 'Omrio7r this
w..'s
Tie men Vh. b.r.Si holes 10 Ne no'' IN
81 'i- p-mo,-atlc ship I.-i-' hat they hr
gwen comWa'.i ~ 'h- N.--ss'l b''aI-' ihes
know f4-' Nhor. trey hur,~i 90" hoes
The sun., 1902-07-20
LONE t0vTR,6TOR STRIkFS.
aud $50 Pia.trrrr~ on the siok-s Hotel
Go Out tn ~,mpath, wuh Wim.

The tr~.u.a. 'h' apartment lo'", Which
" 4 y - k-s budding a. N"'"i'y-
'tird .'r,-a' ard BrOGdN sv, and h.ch has
already Iacn ih" scene . much lnhor
trouble 10 now involved IN a novel strike
Michael Power. Who hss 'Ne cnr'ra~' ~
IN, v.a~'~rirs is on s'rike ami 10 pias' ~r-r :
whom Ne employed on 'ha building are
uu' o. sympathy
p1- - had 4 spu'a With Mr Stokes
abuu' Jav 'or eN'ra work and shE' d." I.
WyrA .u'.i the dIsi g'' can b. -"til'd
Tla - plaSt-.f-r- 'a..ci q iu'-.'trg ~ a
hurr, 4. .r-.si the strfk" = -. con rac' ar
a-i voted 20 ~'-.Se ~ svupa'hv Nr
- se- ~ar' to he Ils-t.rer~ and pro-
lo.ei 20 allow them - appuIf.' 'h"I ow q
f,-c,osu ard r..-t he vurk. agreeing u
,,av them f4N union wage. lf they do
cii~t % stand ly h. cUr'rcc'
NJ S'oka- a. the u.Et'"r t"for" the
Boird - R.ldhg Trade The hoard
-.se--ei % 20 'N- plesJ-rrrs tu.on, which
vi. meet r'N' TL' r~day
The sun., 1902-07-20
WOODS AND DOGS ~ LAWS WAY.
Iroan Proccss-s~r,- ~ Doesn't Inc Hunting
Mr. Non Prr.sentin.

Bccaus~ proc-~.-..r,rr rou'i no' serve
q summons on A.sc. Nor rr--~.ntin in ter
house Ia a clearing in The woods three rnle-
from Ert~r'viil". staten I-Isni. Jgsti".
Fitzgerald made a. ord"r Yesterday FOR
substituted r.r,i0c 1nl- may result
IN ia. ssmnons D"ing ta.s-. - her door.
The -'Ii, j. Oh NJ" for t~s and there are
other d,feuisr's RGrr Keller. a.
torucys for the .AIntiT laid v,-sts rday
that they eNp.s''"i Do. ,a-" 20 h. -"tt!sSi
pu july - pru's---r"rN'r sA- ni'Ttnsd
that AIc' Won PTr--.ptIr Via not at home.
bu, would re bach 90 July 18Th The prn-
C..s---arver 'el- Yi Doe heavy woods aiu.t
her home and sAy. tina auc"-- 10 IA. gruunt-
abUui the tou-- u taa through a lafg" sai".
pcgs are on vigil. 6nd hai ne iug- no. b'-an
cai..! n, the ~, '.S--s.t, "r said his ii-
guiri-- would haN" teen greatly -hpr''n''i
He sav woman ui N" 18th that had a re-
s-mhlAnce to A!c" A. b" did again ou july
i;ta when tho ANSWER again wa that -ic
was not az home
The sun., 1902-07-20
CANDY. GIRL nEs OWSSLAYEU?
SfrfL E>Gi>IER BRot sHr iNTO
NtHEIft ItRI ca


f.shells Eaf Who had Nort--l IN Huv'sf :
iowntoWn cabiv s'or. IN Broadway. ti~i
ear.v Thuv.a .av morning ia Mis- Aston =
private h,-p!tU a. sNs-' >iS'V-ttt' -'r''''
~ p-rtunIi.s Ib- d"a'h ~rtif~at~ wa-
r'ferre,i fo the Corunsr . o-1ce hy he bar 4
~ Health and Coroner Goi"ukrsnE mai
an lnvs-t CATION which convinced him that
before ia. gir, went ,o ,he hospital she had
suffered from ma.prarti~'
Miss Eah lived with her mother a. is
We, i1is' stree, until four months ago
She thsu le. home ani wen, TO live a.
a boarding house A. i5 West SiNty--isth
stree, Shs wa- bu, 10 years old and ncr
discrimination TO live away from home
cau-esi her mother much anxiety Re-
c4ntly she l.ft Huy"r'- and went 90 work
IL downtown msran~ IA - She
Wa engaged 80 IT, married. 80 urr mother
told ths Coroner v.si-risv. 20 an e-timsb.e
Young man. but wa> r',~iying much at
tentinn from a WeI.Srp pwu civil engineer
Coroner Gu.derarauI was uo' prepar I'd
O. dlsCio-c YESTERDAY who the engineer wa
Miss kArl ~as al attractive gIr. and went
around muc. ". al apI ar-.ily b!smel.-s
way w.th -eN-ral young m.H t--iis- the
young n.alI size va- ,..gag-o 20 aI.i the yivi,
eur1ueer
~. candy store tas a mv'ua. h-snsft sick
fund tur the emploNvn- Dr Jo. r-oi. Held
81 20 N'i'rsi tars M.-s' J. the physician Il
The -o,s@'y !l- Wa ca.loi to attend Miss
Fart shpgt ten day- l.u lie uud-r-tood
that ~" had hr-en '-k-r ! at She l-h-ad
Bay where ebe VA ~'ayiug Nth NI~s
lopiuI- lie 'oii ~" Coroner yesterday
,haI ~" found her offering from al ui-ra-
tInU. Wi4rh she -s,lG -" had jerfsrm'-d
h"--.'.i. aad ~ grea' .!sf s"r q I,.r.',Il'l-.
Dr Held attended h"r until Wednesday,
when, sitter = consul alton nth four other
Ihvsic,anE, II ~ 4'srl.i.t 20 pat her ~ a
hospital Sl- 'ahru To- kou -.v-li
Ho plta.. byi aft"" her ARRIVAL there u y a.
dls uNer-i that then" va up room Tor
her Dt Heal tibet. uri Ter removed 20
Nl,- Al-'ous Ms 4 ton saIi ye~ter-
.ay ''a' s.e a..-y'"i %" i.dtl"ut with
the uiu, ~ andlLg ia, . Na- an ordinary
cass, eLd ,ha' ittrv "a nothing cunusSted
, Ni'a - that r,u.d r.r',. 10 any way upon
asr hu.iral TIE yr a."I ih-r" carry
| ! 1hLrSs!sN morning
Mss tarl VA >-;"r - DAVID VI Far
j. "a h. tied - 'yIt..! fever az N0ntsuk
Point y h.l" D." A. 4 iu"U..-'g C The seventy
tr~t \"N Irk \u.I-t'- ? CORONER ti".i-
efArany had an Interview Yesterday N!ih
Sl~s l.p, mIs a. ln usa ts.A:ti.G with Nj,
la. ~ ~ Vest So .-IA'a street. AID
l'a-u"I v.d; IA" s..vS .It sad nat h''
ala l.,t ear" 80 g. "s.-. Ia" iurUL-r
said that b. woull aI-H iuyC-'lgai.. th.
c.yl engineers CONNECTION With The cA>s.
aua tI- iu,ruated 'aA' %. arrest might lie
mad.
The sun., 1902-07-20
ftSTRO TO ITtIE ms ARMY
TaIhs OF Returning q" tsrarss Instead OF
Attaching the insurgents

vAsrISaIoN. JIly IA lA- 'el"srstn
Na- -r,,.ivei a. the ~,ai" department o-dsv
fr.n Heri-nrt " B,~"r. lLi''i >'A'"-
Minister a. tarlgss
-Tf" pr.-:dct' & i"reCI",a hAs Snag
dur..d hi- k,-I - r.aRl's Az a''a'H "n -"
r.-''frtl q, taraCR- -sHuG
Vi Rrp-u'- rr---ag" tends tp Co1'rm
tie yr.vsilirs opiri1t h"r" mat I,r"-id"nt
,r-trn.- cau-s l. % q tat - av Nn"i, i.''
r.o.triv i.i, taraCHs 'ur kaic- IA. H.
- - a prHciafna'i.I e - pups y.
ASSUME usr~l,.al u.'..''Ant of lls a-nv
,rt af'Ars 40 .L'fDrA-N f"r.~-. IT,
s.-1d uf wait u.Us ~ 'i"'n 80 a'a'k it~
cais.aI H. ftI,:-" 90 ylTrN 20 '',- prom
- = r~gar,!.G ,u uTrN IrC.rs A. i'.4l-
C-'ir & o." i"-pSTa'' t.:.t'- = '.' a''F
attn irls'ra'I ~ 81 wN.rH o.. l- ,'uver-'n'ut
had M .yiu.-lv received -. !r' animation
The sun., 1902-07-20
sreh Wv FrII rHRri STORIrS.
PzrtN P.raI,y~d. Hr Tuniblcd Ont Of the
window Of Iis B~droom Dead

John VI Carpeu'sr. r"''r"d I"comoiiv"
engineer. - year. old. who hv"d N the
house e hi- daugh'"r. Mr. Emma Homm"l.
a. so D.catur street hrunkIyn. died y"--
t-riay q internal IN Iri"- ami broken
leg VhlDh he sustain "a r"sr,y tvo w~'' :
ago CARPENTER had t-."n suN'rirg fr'm
uaFaiy-.- faf several v"'Ss t-'i'f" al a'Ci-
don, le met with pT lu.N
Or ~. mornins p. ina dav hs 60 out
81 ,s.l o. Ct drink ~ water AcCu-dIi <
- bl- s'4'.reu' 'u nl-f.l-"r~ ~ als IAN. y
~ acci ier'aIy AroCk"d against u" shutters
uf his room AZ! they .i~uct out "srd
lie f'.l out and Gfppp'd .nr'' Si"r't> -
The ward