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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-02-10

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Lot OF Wool Eiderdown, in
white, light blue, red and gray,
25c. value-gsJfs2Hc,
Extra Heavy Coli Cloth for
Walking :Slhiirts.s several .colors; !;
. regularly 49E dE-,I9c:
-: Best Quality 574 Table Oilcloth,
white and narblea; worth 25e. yd.
r-7E2c.s.>.i:5 81 .sE "a. -
s....H Heavy Whit e. e. Bed Spreads,
prettFsy, pre- Fs,sl deislgns si'l sn,sss, HstF ,st to.a
; bltS eF F)--.3Cjes-, t.-oafssA - :.--...
= Ladies i ih ihhes kiid. sd :Iuliets, com
mon seass'et anu .tipi!',,tt1o'os;, sI:5o
.yal1le-4-4ec., = :. - . -. 's. = =
Men'sasFine Russia Calf Lace
Shoes extension soles;;s always
s., 5o-$I ,48:. -. -. - - =: -. ~ =.
SC. Roll Toilet Paper-azsc..
Ioc. Toilet Soaps-5c.
Woinens Muslin Underwear,
including gowns corset covers,
drawers, long and short skirts; sell
at 6oc-choice, 3oc. =,
Neillngs, in all colors, selling at
35c. yd.-to -elesev55c. -.
Evening star., 1902-01-23
3 to Al

Your choice of any pair Misses
Button or Lace Shoes in the de-
partment, Worth up to $I.75-75c.
Little Boys Spring Heel Shoes,
worth 81, sizes 9 to 1880.
Hygela Syringes, 2 hard rubber
tubes, sell at 40c.-Ioc.
Hygeia Fountain Syringes, 2
quart size; sell at 9Sc.-4oc.
- Ladies and Children's -Umbrelz
las. .75c. qtla1ity-2oc-
Lot of Mems PIeated-Bosom
Negllgee Shirts, plain and fancy
colors 81. so quality-75c.
Ladies Very Hight Grade Black
Taffeta Silk Waists, many beauti-
fuf-styles, a wide variety of TRIM
mings; sell at 81 and s. regularly
for this hour, 1898. -
Choice of any of the Fine 27-inch
kersey Cloth Coats, all very high
grade, strapped seams, yoke effect,
tan, castor and black; selling at
$2o-for this hour, $8.oS.
Odds and ends in Boys Good
Grade Suits, and 3 of a kind,
double breasted, 7 to 16 years;
some sold as high as S5-special,
SIo8.
Women's Kid Gloves, black and
all leading colors; ST. everywhere
-4oc
Women's 25c. All-Wool Nit
tens, all sizes-9c.
Finest Satine Underskirts, all
styles, positively selling at So and
S2.5o-choice, oSc.
Women's $I.oo Wrappers, extra
we'll made-66c.
3 Long Ffannelette Kimonas,
sold at ST .o8-o8c.
All 25c. Pocket Books-I5c.
Lot of Belts, many styles, sell at
25c., 3oc. and 5oc.-choice, nc.
Heavy Feather Bed Pillows.
good grade ticking covers; sell at
ooc.-39c.
Best Quality Stair or Runner
Oilcloth, neat patterns and colors;
12Hc. yd: regularly-5zsc.
Extra Heavy Chenille and Tap
estry Portieres, pretty designs
and colors; sell up to S. pr.-$f .o8
Lot of yard-wide Cashmeres
selling always 25c. yd.-I2Hc.
40 yards White Shaker Flannel
all wool, extra heavy, very slightly
solled; worth 39c. yd.-ozsc.
Evening star., 1902-01-23
1 1: to- r.

SPECIAL-Heavy 1914 Double
Blankets, i'll gray, neat colored
borders; sell at 75c: pr. Il pr'to
buyer)-29c. o.. o..
Best quality Holland Window
Shades, all Colors, with fixtures
I4z3c. ~~p-. ..s-~~s
White Applique. Scarfs and Cen
terpleces, pretty designs; sell at
r35c:-Io12c. ....--....... 49,. -
Is Velvet and Brussels Rugs,
handsome Oriental designs and
colors; worth up to S.. 5o-eSc.
Ladies very High-grade Dress
Skirts, of finest wide-wale Ly-
mansville cheyiot, black and blue,
selling at.$9 .9S-special S4.o8.
Ladies Rainy Day Skirts, mixed
blue, black and gray, stitched bot
toms, very stylish, selling readily
at $0o8-S5.98.
SPEClAL-Finest Black Tai
feta Silk Dress Skirts, in many
beautiful styles, lined and unlined
some with silk drop skirts; trim
mings include corded satin bands,
fine tucked founces, designs in
white silk stitching, applique lace,
hemstitched and tucked circular
flounces, corded flounces, stitched
taffeta bands, accordion pleating,
etc; selling UP to S3o-choice for
this hour, $o.9S.
Taffeta Silk Underskirts, black
and colors, finest accordion pleat-
ing and tuck trimmings; usually
S9.9S-S49S.
Black Taffeta Silk Waists, elab-
orately tucked and in many styles;
have been selling readily at 81 and
SS-very special for this hour
So %.
Choice of any Ladies' Black
Short Coat, including the very
finest grades, best English kersey
cloth, 22 inches long; sell up to
SI2.9S-very special at 1898.
A rack of Ladies Raglans in the
most popular styles, Oxford gray
and tan, some half-lined with
satin; velvet collars; selling rapid
ly at SI2.5o-wlile they last, for
choice-$5.
Marten Fur Neckpieces, bushy
tails, handsome and stylish, al
ways sold at S5.98-$3o8.
Choice from a rack of Ladies
Very High-grade SEQ Suits, a
number of latest and most hand
some styles and fabrics; small
priced at $2o-for this hour, $o.o8.
Boys Atwood Knee Pants,
some with double seat and knees !:
very durable-3oc.
Choice of special lot of Boys
High-grade Overcoats, popular
Oxford gray; sold up to $s.o8-
special at $2.o8.
Evening star., 1902-01-23
3 To: 3.

SPECIAL-Children's w o. oil
Dresses, 4 to II yrs, lined
throughout, beautifully trimmed,
all colors; selfat all times for ST .o8
special, 79c.s
Ladies Fine SIS and So French
Flannel Waists, many elaborate
styles, all colors, very high grade
special, ST. 90.
Choice OF any Boys Suit, many
styles and kinds, selling at Sc and
$50. 90. 81
Boys Overeoats, very dressy
and superior grade 4 and I 5 years.
selling at $3.5o-$I.o8.
Ladies Finest Costumes, selling
at S3o-a complete sample line,
embracing newest and hand
soonest styles; all high-grade
fabrics-choice for this hour,
$I4o8. *s:s
Ladies Very. Fine Automobiles,
in best castor kersey cloth, 46
inches long, made; in the yoke
styles, some with handsome mar
ten fur collar and lapels, some with
velvet cuffs; very smart and styl-
ish; sold tip tos$24eS-very spe-
cial for this heurs.$I1.5o.
Ladies .Meeuie Seal Raglan,
full length, Ysyery,Iswell and fash
ionable, lined throughout with
lavender SAITH hIncade; marked to
sell at $125laaspeeial, $6o.o8.
Ladies Very Finest Silk Dress
Skigts, in dany elaborate styles of
trimming; not seat skirt sells less
than $Io.98; many. sell at $50
special, $12.08..s .s.,.
Ladies Madras Waists, beauti-
Women 'sasocsFast Black Lace
Hose-I7c.-3 pr. for soc.
Children's soc. and 75c. Sample
Underwear24Ioc
SPEcIAL-Men White Laun-
dered Shirts, sizes IA, I4z and IS;
75c always-25c.
Mems Mackintoshes, 81 value
$I.75.
Dennison's Crepe Paper, all
co1ors-4zsc, roll.
Evening star., 1902-01-23
IL ito 1

Ladies Very Fine English Ker-
sey Cloth Raglans, castor and
black, half lined with best Skinner
satin, all very stylish and .excep-
tionally high grade; sell at $50
$I2.5o.
Boys Double Breasted Suits, 2
and 8 OF a kind, tasteful, dark mix
lures and plain blue, from best
selling lines. 7 to 16 years 1898
regularly-$I .o8.
Ladies Finest Cheviot Serge
Skirts, black and blue, beautifully
trimmed with silk bands in vary
ing widths; worth $I2.o8-very
special-$5 90.
Evening star., 1902-01-23
A to s.
Roys' zrc Eleaced 1.Ioo1 {

Boys 75c. Fleeced Wool Shirts
$50.
Mems 75c. Storm Rubbers, mar
row toes-I5c.
Best 50 Table Oilcloth; white
and marbled; sells at CSC. yd.-
7Hc.
Heavy Oilcloth Mats, pretty pat.
terms and colors; worth 3oc.-1oc.
SpECiAL-Young Mems Long
Pants Suits, all very superior in
material and tailoring, IS to 10
years; sold at 81 and $8-$3.o8.
Young Mems Best Quality
English Kersey Cloth Overcoats.
blue, brown and black, finest lin
ings; sold at $I2 and $15-a most
remarkable offering for this hour
at 1898.
Evening star., 1902-01-23
9 to 1 O.

Boys Knee Pants, made OF good
materials for long wear-I5c.
Boys Shirt Waists. strongly
made and very serviceable-5c.
Waterproof Felt Window
Shades, several colors, with fix
lures complete-41zc,
Best Quality Shelf Oilcloth,
pretty patterns and colors sells at
SC. yd.-IzSc.
36-inch Cream Curtain Scrim,
handsome designs: regularly SC.
yd.-I7sc.
Best Quality Lamb Wool Soles
Sc.
Ladies 25c. Overgaitcrs-Sc.
25c. Bottle Raven Gloss Shoe
Dressing SC.
Odd lot Checked Nainsook. sev-
eral styles: worth up to IOc. yd.-
27$c.
Lot OF Dressmakers Cambrics,
colored canvas and gray leno,
worth up to 6c yd.-Ic.
Turkish and Honeycomb Tow
els, selling up to SC. eacll-1zSc.
Lot of Fancy and Hercules
Dress Braid-Ic. yd.
Fancy Dress Goods in good-size
lengths, suitable for children's
dresses, 2 to Sgd. lengths-278c.
Odds and ends in Mems Under
wear. SOC q11ality-ISc.
Mems Silk Carriers, I5c value
711c.
Mems 25c. Suspenders-I9c.
Women's Flannelette Wrappers,
selling at 9Sc.-49c.
Children'S Flannelette Gowns
IOc.
SPECIAL-Ladies' and Misses
Untrimmed Felt Hats, some ready
to wear, some best fur felts; sell
from 69c. to SI.9S-special this
hour, sc.
Evening star., 1902-01-23
= to 3.
tCONTINCED.)

1000 copies Standard Sheet
Music-2Hc.
Ladies S. High-cut Rainy Day
Boots; all sizes and widths-SI.Io.
Mems Shoes, in plain toe pat
ent leather, vici kid and calf; sell
up to $3.50 pr.-SI.
Pretty Head Rests, made of
handsome art drapery; sell at 25c.
-5zsc.
Nottingham Lace Curtains, sev-
eral styles; sold at 6oc. pr.-2ec.
Plain Colored Lawns and Dimi-
ties, nice variety of shades; sell
at 121ac. and I5c-5c.
Lot of Atwood Colored libel
ines and Cheviots, yard wide, ROC.
value-I5C.
SPECIAL-French Flannels, all
wool, plain, dotted and striped,
elegant for waists; never sold un-
der soc. yd.-I5c.
Short lengths in Bed Ticking,
pretty styles; worth up to I5c. yd.
Lot OF Eclipse" Flannelettes,
yard wide; I5c. value-to close,
$50.
Mems Cambria Night Shirts,
full So in. long; usually 5oc.-3oc.
Evening star., 1902-01-23
1 O to 1 1

j. Ladies Walking Skirts, hand
s. somely made in mixed blue, gray
& and Oxford, deep founce, with
i rows OF sir stitching; always sold
s. at-s3o8 %.
,I Ladies: Merry Stylish Dress
SIS Skirts. in blue and black, trimmed
Ions. OF silk bands, very
j. dressy; sell regularly at $500
+ S3.oS.-. 4,--
T. Eleetrie Seal Muffs, large and
s. handsome, silk lined-99c.
i Very Dressy Marten Fur Neck
s. pieces, bushy, with long tails;
s. never sold under S3.98-S24 40.
le BOYS All-Wool Knee Pants, ex-
-s cellent wearing; soc. usually-22c.
3e Boys Double-Breasted Reefers,
s. with storm collar, blue and Oxford
5e gray; sell up to S4.9S; every coat
A high grade-SI.0S.
-ss Small lot OF Boys Refers, 3, 4
+ and 5 years, nicely made; sell at
- S2.5o-special, SOC.
Sc Lot OF Ladies Neckwear, in
- GLIDING stock collars, silk collars
-ie and fancy silk ties-9c.
81 Ladies oSc. Lace Collars-55c.
IS Torchon Laces, sell at Ioc. yd.-
se 2Ilc.
Ss Ladies I5c Fast Black Hose
le Oc.
80 Children's Ribbed Underwear,
y sells at 25c-I21ac.
= Mems I5c. Half Hose-7c.
- Mems SOC Shirts, odds and
- ends-I7c.
j. Mems 75c. Sweaters-29s.
- Mems SOC. Neckwear-I9c.
-ss Lot OF Fancy Braided and Gold
- Dress Trimmings, worth up to
= SOC. yd.-5c.
r. Lot OF Colored and Black
- Satines, rich, lustrous finish; law
-s ender, corn, light blue, pink and
- black: sell up to I5c. yd-5Bc.
- Atwood Twilled Back Broad
- cloth, 52 inches wide; usually ST. rs
- yd.-49c.
IS - Lot OF Plain and Fancy Silks.
ess worth up to soc. yd.-I2Hc.
- 36-inch Percales, famous Wind
e sor and Sea Island makes; mostly
es full pieces; very desirable; never
es sold under I2zc yd-5c.
e4 Lot of Bleached and Unbleach-
Ss ed Muslins, Unbleacled Canton
- Flannel, White Wool Flannels, in
j. good-size lengths; all very desira-
- BILE; selling at Ioc. yd.-to be
s. closed out at 37sc.
- Corset Covers, daintily made
= 634c.
- Children's White Aprons-Ioc.
eS Children's F1annelette Dresses
e& well made-I3c.
h Children's Gingham Dresses;
- extra we'll made-I3c.
Evening star., 1902-01-23
1 O to 1 L .
CONTINUED

CONTINUED
ST r. & G.. Corsets, favorite
shapes, Nos. Io7 and 3o7, cream
color-40c.
&C. Notions to be closed out
at Hc.
SC. notions to- be closed out
at Ic.
Ladies Comfort" Shoes, sizes
q and 5;SI25 value-30c.
Ladies SOC. Rubbers, sizes 2H
to &c
SPECIAL-Children's Fine
Patent Leather, Lace and Button
Shoes, selling at SI.25 always
SOC.
Ladies Satin Quilted, Fur
trimmed JuIiets; sell at ST $500.
Best grade 5-4 Table Oilclotll,
white and marbled; sells at 25c.
yd.-711c.
Extra Heavy Floor Oi1c1oth,
pretty designs and colors; sells at
35c. yd.-1915c.
$50 yds. Best Silkolines, Satines
Colored Swiss and Cretonnes;
worth up to I8c. yd.-5Izc.
Pretty Smyrna Mats and Heavy
Linoleum Mats, Oriental designs
and colors; worth 5oc-25c.
House Slippers, always sell at
5Oc.-I0c.
Newest shapes in Ladies Tur-
bans, Shortbacks, Large and Me-
dunn Dress Shapes, in, finest fur
felt; black; sell up to S2.25-39c.
SPECfAL-Ladies' Elegantly
Trimmed Hats, the very finest ex-
amples of mid-winter millinery,
made and trimmed in best ma
terials, modelled from the best
Partisan creations: wonderful val
ues at S5-special, oSc.
Mems I21zc. Hose-75Ac.
Mems ST. and $3.50 .Neekwear-.
1Sc. - s'-st ,.J. i
Evening star., 1902-01-23
1 L to 12.
(CONTINUED.)

SPEClAL-A table of Boys
Double-breasted Suits, splendidly
made in neat dark stripe and mix
ture effects, IA and IS years, about
IS styles; also Nestie Suits; none
sold less than $2.o8; some for
much more-choice for this hour,
SI.IO.
100 Boys Russian Blouse Suits,
very stylish and finest qualities;
sell up to So; kid and patent
leather belts; remarkably priced
for this hour, ST .oS.
Young Mems Long Pants Suits,
IS to 10 years, neat, dark mix
lures, all wool, sell at s. and $S-
for this hour, 1898.
SPECIAL-Young Mems Over
coats, finest kersey cloth, black,
blue and brown, every coat splen-
didly lined throughout, and top
grade i'll every respect; sell at $I2
and ST5-very special for this
hour, S3.oS.
Odds and ends in Mems High
Grade Shoes, all shapes; worth So
and more-40c.
Ladies Fine Dongola Button
Shoes, with tip; worth SI.oo-5oc.
Misses and Children's Best
Rubbers-Oc.
All Sc. Notions to be closed out
at &c.
Lot OF Ladies Hose Supporters,
worth up to 25c.-5c.
9 Ladies Eiderdown B a h
Robes, sold at S2.oS and S3.o8-
SI-40-
Heavy Flannelette Wrappers, all
colors, all sizes, full width; regu-
1arly SI-66c.
Ladies Dressing Sacques, sold
at SI.4o-for this llot,r, 4oc. ,,,-a .
Childrens Fine Eiderdow11
Goats, / to. years, white and red;
sell at SI.98 and S.. 2.98-7oc:: *e.]
Serpentine Crepes, in white,
lavender, corn, Nile and pink reg
ularly I5c. yd.-6Hc.
AIl-Wool Ladies Cloth. new.
shades, 50 inches wide; never Sells
under 6oc. yd.-25c. '... -
SPECIAL-Lot of Imported
German Silk Nelyets, all colurs,
full pieces and short lengths; al
ways 81 yd.-19c.
Lot of Fanc, Mercerized Waist
Material, check effects; sold at
CSC. yd.-91sc.
Fur Trimming for coats and
dresses, mink white and black
coney, chinchilla, lambs wool,
mufflon, angora and 'possum
worth TIP to CSC. yd.-25c. -.
Mems 81 Negligee Shirts-4oc.
Mems Anchor" Brand Unlaun-
dered Shirts-39c.
Mems 35c. Wool Half Hose
15c.
Mems Sample Underwear, $3.50
to $3.50 value-5oc.
Ladies Fleece-Lined Gloves,
25c. and $50. usually-oc.
Boys 39c. Fleece-Lined Under
Wear-I0c.
Lot of Embroideries and Insert
ings to match; sell at I5c. to 1oc.
yd.-to close, &C.
Women's $I.5o Silk Boas-75c.
Women's Silk Ties, 25c. and
| 3oc. values-I1c.
Boys Leather Leggins, worth
SI.25-49c.
SPECIAL-Beautifully trimmed
Hats, made after French models,
all very highest grades, in mid
winter millinery, made and trim
med Of finest quality velvets, che
mile braids, breasts, buckles, ETC.;
selling up to $Io-special for this
hour, $2.g8.
50 dozen All-Silk Imperials, sell
at soc. and 75c.-2oc.
Evening star., 1902-01-23
omcers and Directors cho.er.

At the annual meeting OF the stockhold-
ers of the Odd Fellows Hall Association
the following were elected members Of the
board Of directors: President, Thomas; II,
Wright: vice president. A H. Hawkins:
treasurer Joseph Manning: secretary
Samuel w. Watson: assistant secretary.
Samuel H. Hunter; other directors, Isaac
w. Scott, Henry p. Slaughter, l.. c. Car.
ter and James Langhorn.
Evening star., 1902-01-23
12 to 1 .
(CONTINUED.)

Ladies Skirts, in the new ser
pentine effect, finest black and
blue cheviot, graduated silk stitch
ed bands, beautifully made, and
selling rapidly at SI2.5o-$S.9S.
Special lot of Fine Embroider-
les, worth 25c yd.-I2Hc.
Mems Stiff Bosom Shirts, odd
sizes, white and colored, ST. value
-49c.
Mems s1>5o Cardigan Jackets
S5c.
Mems soc. Fancy Hose-25c.
Mems All-Wool Medicated Red
Flannel Underwear, regularly
SI.75-$I.o5.
Mems "Candee" Rubbers, sell
everywhere at S5c.-Ioc.
Boys Black and Russet Shoes,
sizes 13 to 81, warranted to wear;
worth up to SI.5o-6oc.
Mems House Slippers, broken
sizes; worth SI-39c.
Children's Jersey Leggins, sell
at 75c.-3oc.
Ladies Muslin Drawers, with
cambric flounce-I2Hc.
Heavy Coutil Corsets, white Or
black, soc. kind-29c.
3 All-Woo1 Blouse Dresses, 6, 8
and 10 years-08c.
Evening star., 1902-01-23
A Petition I'm Bankruptcy,

George H. Shoulders. physician. of 719
11th street. today filed a petition in volun-
tary bankruptcy. His summary OF debts
sets.
Evening star., 1902-01-23
Certificate. to DolIver ana Allison.

At the Joint session OF the Iowa iegisls-
ture yesterday the vote upon United Statss
senator was formally ratified and -certan.
Gates ordered issued to Senators Allison
and Doliiver for terms OF six and flve years.
respectively. Senator Doiiiyer being elected
to I'LL the vacancy caused by the death Of
the late Senator John H. Gear
Evening star., 1902-01-23
Women's l21c. Black Hose
HN
sc. .

On sale all day-a special purchase of 100 dozen wv
WOqens Fast Black Hose, all sizes-the quality sold
by 12c. 5cfor Friday at the astonishing
clean sweep price of Sc.
Evening star., 1902-01-23
98c., $1.49 and Sl.98 Underskirts. ~
0QC.

ON sale all day-tfe remainder of those ele= WV
CANT MerceriZed Satne Underskirts, sold at 98c,
S149 and $685. and three rffles, accordion
pleated I'm the Clean Sweep Sale Friday at 60c.
Evening star., 1902-01-23

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DEAD LETTER FieuRss
over 100000 Pieces Of mau A,
Money and Stamps Lost.

washington, D. c., Nov. 1.-T6sI
nual report of the dead letter 81
lot the fscal year ended June 90 \
shows that during the twelve mo
s'SOO'S5O pieces of mail matter ot
Kinds were received, an increasA i
the previous year of 793.Os4 pieces
about 90 per cent.
The ordinary unclaimed letters 4
. 100000; ordinary unclaimed ret
ed from foreign countries 500 !.
letters and parcels held for p5-
l56,SS1; domestic letters undellve
at hotels. 1882; letters and pard
with fictitious addresses. 1sO. d
bearing no address, S1,O6s: and nj
ter originating in foreign countr.
SSS,SO5. The total number of pie,
opened, including 24S,557 parcels V
S'2l6'4O7. The number or pieces
iiVered unopened, including sis.5s4
turned to foreign countries. was Os
28i.
OF the letters and parcels open
5O,S59 were found to contain mon
70 the amount of S4S,49s and so z
commercial papers Of all kinds to I
value Of s1S99,926. Thers were al
? ,254734 articles OF msrchanai.
books, etc. 1880 Photographs a.
2S5.aiS letters contained posta
stamps. Nothing of value was foul
n 7611 7S9
The proceeds of the annual sale
merchandise matter realized s544
which money taken from lettei
which could not be restored TO ow,
'rs, aggregating s1s,sO6. was turns
nto the trea -ury.
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hem works. He is a striking example
Of the typical American, born of poor
parents, who were solid. substantial
and God-fearing With only a district
school education. gained in the mid.
die part of Pennsylvania. he started
life with the stimulus and opportunity
that American citizen hip gives. and
attained a position in the steel indus
try that is recognized by the who'e
world. He is probably the only man
now living of the small group that In.
troduced into the United States the
Bessemer steel process. A great eco.
nomical revolution was thereby effect.
ed, from which has flowed the tre-
mendous development seen today IN
s'eal manufacture in the United
5 ates. The leading men In the indus.
try today are the pupils Of John Fritz
In 1898 the British iron and Steel
Institute gave Mr.. Fritz the Besseme-
gold medal which il abou. the high.
est distinction a steemaker can re.
'eive Charles Hewitt, who laid his
career at the Trenton lion Works.
md made vast fortune for himself
md his brother Abram S. Hewitt is
he only other American Who has been
10 honored.
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RueeIEs 10 COST NOPE

New York, Nov. Ian advance q
from 10 to 25 per cent. n the p. ices o
carriages and buggios, the same to 2.
into effect today, is announced by tn,
manufacturers. The reason given TO
the advance is that the price OF mate
rials has increased from Is TO i0(
per cent and that a corresponding in
crease is necessitated in the SELLING
price of the completed article TO save
the manufacturer from actual loss. +
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JOHN FRITTS
EIGHTIETH BIRTHDAY
10 be Observed by Notable
Banquet in the City
Of New York
IBy Associated Press

New York, Oct. 3l.--The Waldorf
Astoria banquet hail win be he Gene
tonight Of the most no able banquet
that has taken place in This city since
the AFFAIR Ia honor OF Punce Henry.
Captains Of invention and industry.
the central figures Of finance allied
with the iron { ade and the leading
members OF the engineering profes.
sion in this country and Europe viii
gather about the board to celebrate
the S0th birthday of John Fritz.
ironmaater and inventor Of Bethle-
hem, Pa. The hanQue' viii also sig.
naiize the successful founding OF he
John Fritz gold medal for achievement
"a the Industrial sciences. the medal
TO he awarded annually by a commit
tee Of the Anne ican sociey OF Civil
Engineers. the American Society Of
Mechanical Engineers. the American |
institute OF Mining Engineers and the !
American Institute OF Electrical En-.
gineers.
At the banquss The speakers select.
ed will respond not only for each
branch OF the engineering and mechan.
ieai arts. but for the army and navy
and allied interests. /,
John Fritz is the Nesto of the iron
trade in this country He began lifs
as a blacksmith in 1898, and In his
long career has beer ideatifsd with
a'mest every important step in the
process OF making iron and steel \
which has resulted in an increase IN
The American product of a million
tons in 1888 10 10000 600 IN 1907 Tn h
erowning effort OF his life was the
conception, the designing ana e-ec.
ion of The great forge and a NOR plate p
plant OF the Bethlphem Steel com. "
'any, Of which he was the chief en-.
aneer and superintendent from 1860
o lsss. 1,
Mr. Fritz. physically vigorous and e.
'elive Of mind SIN continues his in.
estigations in his little Office in
iethlehem. where he can be found OF
ally With his assistants He works hi
arly and late, and Is even as indus
rious as Ia his early life. when ne
pent from eighteen 10 twenty houors he
day among the fOrgss OF the Bethlc- IN
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POINTED PARAGRAPHS.
(From the Chicago News)

Things that make woman CRY
make man swear
Beware of the man who owns a
sofA persuasive voice.
Natives Of Greenland are cold and
distant people.
A spoiled child is to be plted be.
cause Of its fool parents.
You can never tell what a woman
In love or balky horse will do next
All the worlds stage and an tre
women thereon want speaking parts.
He is wise son who knoveth when
his own father will stand for a touch /
An evening call is productive Of
pleasure-either when you come or
when you go
That woman doesn't live who can
Csc at a 'oeial card game without
ietting mad.
When Shola young man gets swes, !
n a tai girl he Immediately buys a {
Ugh silk hat
Paint looks all right on an old 4
ouse, but on an old womaa-wsll !
'ats quite another story. d