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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-07-07

AT SC yard we show twenty-five
new patterns of Finishing Braids in the
different widths-neW patterns in white
and colors. They come six yards in the
piece and are very popular for trimming
wash dresses used for seam cover
ing, worth 10c and Sc.
AT l0c yard we show full line of
new Beadings with Embroidery Edgngs
and Laces--such as machine Torchon,
Point de Paris and French Valenciennes,
worth from 124c to 18c.
At 2Sc yard, special line of wide
Embroideries-in Cambria, Swiss or Main
sock. Some of them are decorated with
large designs suitable for skirt founces and
corset covers-Worth from 30c to 4Oc.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-07-07
Wash Goods, Shoes, Parasols
LaCeS and EmbrOiderieS.

the four departments would like you read what have to
say concerning eac but ask that you least read carefully that
of the sales which particularly appeals you Remember that
in the stating of former prices adhere the rule Of
honesty that marks everything print There exageration
No coorng of facts No over stating of values.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-07-07

At sc yard, about twenty pieces Of
Nainsook Tucking, some with Clusters or
Lace work, some with Lace insertings suit
able for Shirt Waist fronrs, or whole Shirt
Waists-worth from 85c to SIPS.
At $17S yard, all our 45-inch Fancy
Founcings, some with several rows Of
Embroidery Ruffles and Lace Insertings-
others deliberately trimmed with laces.
They come from 81 TO ~ yards in length
and are worth from 1925 to $3.50.
At 49c yard, choice of twenty-five
new ideas in face and hat Wells, in white,
white and black and colors-they are
worth from 45c to 98c.
At 34c dozen or 7c card, we shall
sell the different sizes of white, highly pol
ished, Pearl Buttons, or 4 holes-worth
from Sc to 74c per dozen.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-07-07
The Mid Summer Sale
of Shoes.

Last week we placed on sale twelve lots
of Mems, Women's and Childrens Shoes
at very much less than usual prices Now
we take these twelve lots, and condense them
into four lots, and further reduced the price,
OF the FIVE lots of mems shoes that sold
at S. 90 and 5000, all are now marked at a
uniform price-Lo5.
In this consolidation of five lots into one,
may be found the following style feathers:
Russia Calf, Tan Vici, Patent Calf, Black Vici
There are nearly all styles of lasts, and
there is button or lace as further choice.
All of these shoes are hand sewed and
are from the very best makers About so
per cent are of the latest style andfashlonable
leathefs-the other half, are less than half
price because they come in tans- although
dark tans are very fashionable in the East,
In this Mid Summer Shoe Sale is also
something less than two hundred pairs of
Women's Patent Vici, Patent Calf, and Vici
Kid Oxfords.
These shoes are hand sewed
Not only hand sewed, but the soles of
some are hand turned. There are as many
style toes as you have toes.
Some of these shoes sold regularly at
$500. About one-third sold at $500 and
the rest at $3.50. They are all now marked
at S.. SO.
Then here are one hundred and some
odd pairs of Women's Patent Calf and Vici
in Oxfords ndStrap Slippers. There is nothing
in the world the matter with these slippers
but there is with the sizes; only the small
sizes, from SIS down. All have been selling
right along at $3.50 They are marked
at CSC.
Here too are many pairs of Misses Ok
fords and Strap Slippers in Vci and Patent
Calf, sizes IL 10 to 2. They regularly sold at
$500, now marked at CSC.
And here is a consolidation of two lots
of Children's Shoes, consisting of Vici, Patent
Calf Strap Slippers; sizes to II. The reg
ular price is ST.. so, we put them on sale one
week ago at CSC; now we cut the price again,
this time to 75c
Then here are one hundred and ninety
four pairs Women's Patent Vici, Patent Calf
and Vici Kid Oxford Ties, the toes and heels
are correct, and the soes are hand sewed
and hand turned, former price 2. 50 and 3. CO.
Mid Summer Sale Price 1875.
And yet another lot; Fifty-seven pairs
Womens Patent Vici, Patent Calf, Vic Kid,
Mat Kid and Tan Russia Calf Colonials, all
hand sewed and hand turned shoes, former
price 500 and $780, Mid Summer Sale Price
7.45
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-07-07


The Bookworm is on sale at the
following newsdealers at the spe-
cial price of five cents, by spe-
cial arrangement with the pub
fishers:
Book Department, Loveman, Jo-
seph g. Loeb, 18th ST.
Parker's Drug Store, 1918 First
Avenue.
w. ?. Ward, Union Depot News
Stand.
C. W. Broxton, 1903 N. Twentieth
Street.
G. :. Young, 1920 Second ave.
Adams News Stand, 1901 Sec
ond avenue.
<. c. Starts News Stand, 2o02
Second avenue.
HiIlman Hotel News Stand,
Nineteenth street.
Morris Hotel News Stand, First
avenue.
Florence Hotel News Stand,
EIh-teenth street.
Get and read the July number.
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The Mid Summer Sale of Parasols.

Our entire stock of Womens and Chidren's Parasos
Nothing reserved. The whole stock at your disposal from
which to select the paaso you want at from onethrd to
half less than the regular price.
All these parasols are this summers STYLE they are all
well madeall made OF good material and best frames
We will not gonto description the frame cover
ing and handes-t is good enough for thrifty women to
know that the best paraso stock in the South represented
by this lot and that they cannot buy paaso that
hact and rnnct bic n1lalt
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The Mid Summer Sale OF
LaCeS and En1brOiderieS.

Notwithstanding the heat expect the second aisle pretty
well filled the coming week. For the Mid Summer selling of Laces
and Embroideles should attract every woman
Many of the Laces and Emboderes in the sale staple
there will be good months hence they today but
able sell them at these low prices because they special
purchase acquired by virtue of foreign connections.
The tale which follows shows very clearly the savings possible
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-07-07
The Mid Summer Sale
of Wash Goods

of the four sales next week is the most
important. AS we considered each sale
it seemed that it must be the best one.
Now we pass to the Wash Goods Sale.
it seems that the wash goods is the most
important. And the things that make #
seem to us to be entitled to the distinction
are:
White Goods in fancy stripes lust
the thing for wrappers, shirt waists, ma
terial that have sold right along at nc; in
the Mid Summer Sale at &C.
And then Imperial Long Cloth.
twelve yards to the piece, worth L25: Mid
Summer Sale price o8c.
AS for a further emphasis on the
great money saving power of the sale.
there IS thousand yards of Indian Linon
and Nainsook, from two to five wards 70
the piece, worth Sc, now at one-half that
price; Mid Simmer Sale price &c.
Then 80 yards of unbleached Sea
Island Domestic, Mid Summer Sale price
LOO.
But there are great many other
specials besides these---for instance:
Embroidered Imported Swisses. az
inches wide, some worth 2.5o, none worth
less than LOO, but most of them worth
LIS and 2oo set all marked in the Mid
Summer Sale at 75c.
Then lot of Lawns at I-2c.
Batlste at Ioc; Percale at I-2c--but
read the details for yourself Every line
Will prove interesting to thrifty shoppers.
One lot of odds and ends wash fab
RIGS containing Swisses, Batiste.
Dlmities, Crepons, Solid Co1ors and
fancies; Mid Summer Sale price Sc
200 pieces of Figured Lawn, worth
sc; Mid Summer Sale price 3I-2c
case of Shifting Percales, worth
sc yd.; mid summer sale price 3I-2e
SO pieces of Indigo Blue Print
worth SC yd.; mid summer sale price,
3l-2c
So pieces of Gray and White Print,
worth SC yd.; mid summer sale price.
3 re
Imported Embroidered Swisses:
81 inches wide, the LIS, LOO and 75c
qnality; mid summer eale price 45c
About SO Dress Patterns of EN-.
broidered Swisses that we sold during
the whole season for SOC and ooc yd.;
mid sim ner sale price 25c
Silk Ginghams in stripes and polka
dots, all shades and colorings, they
sold at soc; mid summer sale price,
sec
Linen Madras in solid colors and
stripes, the stock is much broken,
never sold for less than SOC yd. mid
summer sale price 24c
Egyptian Tissues, beautiful and
dainty for summer dresses, sold dur
ing the season for 2oc: mid summer
sale price l9c
Irish Dimities in neat designs,
worth &C. mid summer sale nrice lkn
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-07-07

SIPS and SIPS Parasols cut to
$3.50 and $500 Parasols cud to
$3.50 Parasols cut to
$500 and $3.50 Parasols cut to
$500 Parasols cut to
$500 and 5000 Parasols cut to
800 and $500 Parasols cut to
5000 and $1,000 Parasols cut to
$3.50 and $500 ParasoIs cut to
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-09
BoARD-RooMs WANTED.

ANiED-- Room aud board nesr IN Nv
seaPie with one child; best rsfersncesy
Address 1882, this onice. q
s ~ 49,, ~ iessant sunny room and boSTd
vs. ss'e ~, helghDorhood By man ana VIE.
nsrm 5s sue sue o. Houston Heights preferred /:
80. Houston. Tsxas. AoaFess boz
"ANt % care for wido|er'S SSJI6-.---,
Ga e sookiag Tor beard fof two aSnits
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BIDS AND PROPS


BIDS WANTED-Blds are lntz
construction Of g permsns,i
mencing at the city Limits TX
known as the Main Street paili
extending thence 10 the ~
Galveston. Harrisburg and "
Railroad company, where ne q
the said public road, SAL y
done in accordance With "
specifications now on ME D W
the county surveyors bleaea Z
Qulred to accompany theii y
certified check In the sun
dollars, as evidence ,of goN
q bond equal TO 20 onsip-'
contract price, viii be REQUIRE
successful bidder.
Bids also wanted for ne a
of q permanent road beglnnllg
limits, at or nesr the e1a J
avenue, and extending 10 ~
rection over Brsys bayou z I
ton with the Alvin road; p@1
plans with surveyor.
Bios are also wanted roy y
tlon Of q permanent ROAD =
the city of Houston, at taL II
the asphalt pavement on h'1
ends and ending st thai u
Houston avenue public ioia
contract TO be paved. plans
lions are on fle in county I.
fee. bonds as above. III
Bids are also wanted fol "
the roof of the county eoI
of the roof OF the new eosa i
jail; bidders viii specify
are contemplated in tnelr
accompany said bids viii
check in the sum Of ls2Sl w
lars as evidence Of good ~.
successful bidder Will be re-
bond for the faithful peaaa
contract and for the keeping
said roof or roofs for . n
years. the amount Of sad ~
by the commissioners cogn
All the above bids VIZ Y +
the commissioners court q Il
on to-wit, Thursday, NoFsI,
Z. n. Vasmer, County -
County.
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NOTICE TO c0NTRAcTossss'
posais for the erection g
buildings, 100Il25 feeL y
Texas. viii be received unI,
M, November 10, at oI y, y
plans and specifications az Z (.
buildings are all conusds.. !. 1
be received for all under
must be accompanied 0y N
for 5000, as a guaranIrs
cessful bidder VIII f1r1lA
bond OF not less than 81
bid, and sign contract w. h,
after the Job is AWARDED h N
reserved 60 reject any ,, q.
& I.effland architects, View.
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NOTICE TO CoNTRACisys,
putting IN machinery ~ K
paratus for power, eleeusn, WI:
supply system and steaI ~. IN
tilatlng at the epileptie go I,
Texas. Will be receives -. =
comptroller OF pubic 80
Texas, until 103 o'clock :
10, 1902, bids to be accs w I
tihed check, payable 70 ~
10 per cent Of the snis y, 4
and specifications can = ssIis'
OF J. L. o'Connor. w. X n
Texas, or superintendent n,
asylum, Austin, Texas; ~
iect any and all pas Iss. M D |
John '.
R. Y.
Comptroller Of ~
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MADAM JOHNSON. the colored palmist.
her relevations are most wonderful and
acknowledged to he Of the highest order,
not made 10 satisfy the idie curiosity
the truth q permanent benefit she docs
not cater 70 the superstition Of the igno-
rant. credulous people, and II you are in
doubt that she can and viii perform al
she claims. feel yourself invited 10 can
and she will give you more substantial
proof Hours 9 a. M 70 10 p m. sun.
days included; 23l2 Prairie; old phone
14(l4 o
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NoTlCE-The following is LIST Of fail
paint contractors in Houston. and who
employ only members OF Painters union
No; 100; osler Paint Co, l. {. Rotten.
stein, David Griffin, Lewis Taylor ].
Clede, I'd Owens, William Harti,ng 4.
Son William Rudersdorf, J. II Rar1ovS
2. r. Pereira, d. T. Rue, 9. Koch
George NJ. Kuhn, F, A. Anel, John w
Bray, Frank Taylor & Son. Wharton q
Mke, MT. Barron Henry Ross,
Salawell q, Never, Collins Il Moore. n.
smldth, William F. Fechner, George
ssennert, George StalEenbach, Conc
signs, V. Juenger. 7. b. Hamilton 81 ~
L. Ryan, c. C. Chandler. Heckter q S,,,rn'
:. !. hopkins, Recording Secretary. II
NOTICE IS hereby given that S5scIs,
and New Orleans Railroad co- Sns Ie 4 as
been called by the board OF directoy-.h a.
assemble at the general offes - .S ~
company 81 Houston. Texas AZ IN $3.50 ~
q. ~; on Inc list day OF December 100
Tor me following purposes, to-wit. @''-'
authorize and provide Tor aYno-s
ing the charter or articles OF incoTna-e-
ion OF sac company so as to autborise
y 70 construct, own. maintain and onerl
ate railroad from point on ,ts S,-o opst
hhe IN Jenerson county al az In ~
vicinity or Sour Lake Station extara ~ - :
" general northerly dirertion -, - ~
lnrongh Sour, Lake Springs. In Hardin
county, ana thence to. into ana tbronsh
- ~ ,ne Nieihlty or, the town OF Sara.
tosa, IN Hardin county Texas -~
To authorize and nroyido o.. -
construction OF the railroad referre5 10
~ tne preceding paragraph under the nro.
iSHen amendment TO the said DONNA :, y.
ShaHet or articles Of iucorpors fan =" ~ = :
~ seger secretary. -
v.
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LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY

FOR sALE-Good gentle buggy or saddle
mare aud rubber Tired phaeton ana mar
ness: in good condition. Tenth. Heignls
boulevard.
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THE NATURE CURE sanitaHum, To8
Clay avenue, makes the sick we'll: never
kills; cures all organic and chronic dis
eases, DR.. J. p. Harlan, manager II
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HUBBERT'S SANATORTI1M. Hico. Texas,
for the absolute cure OF all opium. NOR.
mime cocaine whisky and other drug
habits; every case treated on It's own
merits without pain. bet positive cure
guaranteed: no cure no pay; keep your
cash until perfectly satisfied Address r.,
J. Hubert, N. D., superintendent, Hico,
Texas. 1913
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PERSONAL.

list OF ANSWERS to advertisements In
this Office for week ending SATURDAY,
November s. 1907: -
Mgr. 1901; 1902; 1877; 1917; 1917; lo2I
lo2S: 1913: IT'S; 1903; l4O4i Desk S's'
Rnx a5a: 40: jOlo: 1856 1856 1861. LoAn;
xS7; 1851: i2i2; 1862; 1885; 1918; loss; 81;
less; Iass 1855: 1903; 1855, ll59: 1882;
I0l4; l0so: 1914: 1864: 1880; Oxidine, 1915;
1890: 1918; 1880; 1855 1870 100 loss
la1o; 1863 1919: 1904; 1920; 1855; 10;
1895: Typewriter. 1921. 1921; -; 1885;
Worker; i3es; 1913; 194s: 1914 1914; 1874;
fn.lA 100. 10y.
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

GRRM r. o. T., Houston Aerie No. Go,
&4tsX meets second and fourth Sundays
iM Mh 10 each month at O'Clock 7. M,
44AEl%I knights OF Pythiss hall, Main
N.Y. street. Visiting brothers wei
~ come.
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EDUCATIONAL.

EXPERIENCED TEACHER of 5I5-o. -;
30 9,s 70 ~, pupils at 80 cents Der lesson.
- --eloe 3
I" T ~ ls,D- ~ pupils for German
many graduate from the stst. "
MOO ~ Hamburg, German In ~
"a Ssr,s y oteslllsben, 1915 Jackson s1fset
- =
49, sLo Know THESREISs;ION -V5v
itSes honxiar. Tex1A ASsanssa ~.
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LovE-secret OF making anyone adore and
love you above ali rivals hv the quick
sure and harmless method Of the TROPICS;
how n win and hold the affections: re.
unite tho separated: succeed 10 business;
good luck In every undertaking; sent free
Address T. G. Mexican Co. box i05. Los
Anceieg Cal
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NEW sONGS-Just out. .'I'il Wear the Vic
lets. Sweefheart,' "He had More Gold
Than ~ sang with great success by
George Rrumm and lew Sully; price IS
cents. For sale by c. Janke & Co. 5nS
Main IS
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FOR SALE-A large handsome gentle
Young bay horse perfectly sound suit.
able for double surrey. Price $3.50 Sette-
CAST \ kopf Co. 40 Fann'n g
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-Do IT NOw"-Take Heptol. cleanse the
system OF impurities a1d keep well;
heptol is pglatable. harmless ana Tesu'
lstes the liver; guaranteed b. al drug
g.sts. Price IS cents.
II
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WANTED-To hire twenty-five teams 10
assist IN harvesting our rice crop at
Ninton, La; paying SO so per day for
team ana driver, Address us, Nashland
Texas. Brooks Bros, s. Co" X
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PlANoS-Address James Watkins Carter
box 81. Houston. Texas lille
GO TO NAPLES DRUG STORE oil
Congress avenue; you can always get n
there; open ron q. m. to II b. ~. n
MSS TERESA BAIDEscHWITER fS-5.
ionhble dreeemaker; lessons given N dresn
custing, LIS Travis ntreek HSu1tcn,
lcx8& A.
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ENHELIN' IS tested, approved ana naf
ented by the German government as me
best remedy for indigestion In the med.
Zeal world. We 9re the importers for rms
country Wendels a koepnick, n. o.
80 49, w! Is
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I'LL PAY CASH for 5-ceot -,
Boys, Nick Carter. Buffsln IN A
Dick. Secret Service T ~ az
Jesse James, Wild West :
Exchange. 1907 Congress y
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CONSULr Hammond 4 Motts detective
service for civil and criminal invesuga.
lions. Ofnce, room =, Perry building,
1015ak Congress avenue .
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

FoR, SALE-Elgin or Waltham watches 81
MCKEE case; hlled cases So so 10 SIS;
solid gold S25 to SIS; l7-jewei $3.50 to
Loan Office q
The daily sentinel., 1902-05-23
Captain Sumner Brought to This
City and Placed in St. Mary's
Hospital. -.-Said to Have Been
Drugged and Stabbed.

Captain Jack Sumner was brought to
this city last night on train No. 6.
DIR. Bull started for Green River on
the noon train yesterday with the expec
tation OF bringing Captain Sumner to
this city, but his friends at Green River,
believing that it was urgent that Cap
tain Sumner should have medical atten-
tion, sent him to this city on train No. 6,
passing DR.. Bull on the way. When DR..
Bull discovered that he was being sent
to this city he wired to have convey
ance at the train and also Dr. Knude
Hansen.
On tho arrival of Captain Sumner he
was taken to st. Mary's hospital, accom-
panied by several OF his comrades OF the
G. A. R., and DR.. Hansen attended him
there.
His injuries consisted OF knife wound
In the groin and also In his body being
badly bruised up. Captain Sumner was
able to give but very few particulars of
the manner in which he WAS hurt. In
his mutterings at times he stated that
he had been drugged and then stabbed
and beaten.
He is being attended at st. Mary'e
hospital by Drs. Bull and Hansen. His
injuries are not considered necessarily
fatal.
The daily sentinel., 1902-05-23
INJURY NOT SERIOUS ISLAND IS DOOMED
Martinique Likely to be Destroyed
by Eruptions Of Mont Pelee..--
Inhabitants Leaving the City
of Fort de France for Fear.

Poiute-a Pitre. Guadeloupe, w l., May
23-From Fort de France comes word
that Mont Pelee is again in violent erup-
tion. With terrific roar it is vomiting
boiling mud and lava, which is destroy
ing all that was left Of the northern half
OF the island. Mud, ashes and stones,
with thick sitting black smoke, cover
Fort de France. from which the people
have ned in paroxysm Of fear.
The tide is higher than any ever be-
fore recorded and it is reported that the
town OF Basse Pointe has been destroye ed.
The stes mship Horton has arrived from
Fort de France, bringing 200 half dressed
women and children. The Salvador is
expected later, bringing many more ref
uges.
Many believe the elimination Of the
explosions that seem to be growing
worse will be the destruction OF the en-
tire island Of Martinique. The captain
OF the Horton reports that when he
passed ST. Pierre, the shores seemed one
living wave OF Are. Streams of FIRE
poured down the sides OF Mont Pelee,
the top of which was lost in a cloud OF
dense black smoke.
The daily sentinel., 1902-05-23
Peace in the Air.

London, May 22.-The Daily Chronicle
this morning claims that peace in South
Africa is practically assured. This is
also the general impression with the
other newspapers and the public, al
though the former do not go 30 far as
tho assertion published by the Chro-
nicle.
At late hour last night. however, the
government departments declined to give
any information op the matter. 1t is
understood that important dispatches
were received yesterday from Lord Mil
ner, the British high commissioners In
South Africa, and from Lord kitchner,
but nothing can be ascertained as to the
nature OF the contents OF these dis
patches
The daily sentinel., 1902-05-23
Husbands Fatal Joke.

Junction City, Kan. May 21.-Mrs.
the Ninth artillery band, stationed at
Fort Riley, died at her home here today
by burns recsived az the result of joke
perpetrated by her husband. Mrs. Smoke
had hidden in AN outbuilding and in a
spirit of fun locked her husband out
Smoke poured gasoline on the stone steps
and lighted it. thinking to frighten her i.
The flames were drawn in under the
several hours later in terrible agony.
The daily sentinel., 1902-05-23
Memorial Day Sports.

Being a national holiday, the tendency
is from year to year growing toward
making May 30 day OF recreation and
sports, perhaps more through thought
lsssness than through any desire to des-
ecrate or subvert it's real object. The
great rebellion is now but memory to
many and only history to the young,
wherein hundreds OF thousands offered
their lives willing sacrifice in the hour
of their country's need, and hundreds Of
thousands OF homes throughout this
great land still miss and feel the loss OF a
father, husband, son or brother. These
who still mourn and all loyal people are
grateful that day has been set apart
wherein all loyal citizens Of this great
nation may give due honor and respect
to its departed heroes, for what more
can a man do than that he lay down his
life for his country.
The Woman's Relief Corps is endeav.
oring to enlist the sympathy and cooper.
alton Of all citizens in better and more
feeling observance Of Memorial Day and
are grateful for the hearty support OF
the following citizens who pledge them
selves not to offer prizes or premiums or
encourage the giving Of the same for any
4 AZ