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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1902-12-23
Money to Loan.

Money for sale by Jefferson Building and
Loan Association on redemption Of shares, or
Loaned on well endorsed negotiable paper ut
6 or II months. DAVID HOWELL
Feb. LIFT. Sec'y and Treas'r.
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Remember the poor.
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Lowest
0btainable
Figures

and sell accordingly. and this we mean to do.
Our friends and the public generally are cor
daily invited to call. LUCAS 81 Co.
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ais signature is on every box Of the genuine
!.axative Bronao=Q uinine Tablets
10 remedy that cssres ccEa I'm onc day
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Attention Farmers.

W. c. Feayans, proprietor OF Wheatland
Mills. converted his mill into complete Rol-
Ter and sifter systein of tire latest Improved
machinery this spring. and can furnish as
Good Quality Flour
as can be made. Soliciting a fhare Of the
public patronage, guaranteeing satisfaction
! will receive none but the best wheat, +
remain. Yours faxsiy.
July 1--sf. w C. FEAGANS
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1902-12-23

{ Lord Support us all the day long
OF this troublous life, until the
Shadows lengthen and the evening
Comes aud this busy world is
flushed and the fever of life
Is over, and our work is done.
Then. OF thy mercy grant us
safe lodging and quiet
Rest. an aae al the last"
AMEN.
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Bank Notice.

The Bank of Charles Town will be closed
o, Thursday, December g. 1902-Chri tmas
Day.-and on Thursday, January |. 1908
New Year Day.
Dec. It. Cashier.
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Is sure to he found III our large stock Of Fur
nitufe, 80 many different Kids of woods--
oak, mahogany, cherry and inn. rion ma
hogaBy y I'd cherry That There Is 10 lack Of
beautiful pieees 10 selcct frtm.
Chairs for garioF, Dining Room. Library,
Bedroom and Hail ii all prizes from $1,000
to Si4l0. J. WI. MILLER
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Congress has adjourned until January S:
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Everything fresh aud attractive. now and
up-to-date The Best Goods at Lowest Prices
all the time, courteous attention given and
satisfaction guaranteed. The past experience
of Mr. CT. W. ..ucas as both buyer aud seller OF
merchandise will enable US to buy at the very
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A merry Christmas let the happy chorus
Bring new thrill new freedom, new delight;
Past pain makes present joy but sweeter for
US,
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Dec. 1e,
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Chrrles Town, w. Va.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-08
SPORTS !.
IN THE SQUARED CIRCLE !.

Tommy Ryan, who last month figured In
one of the bouts at the 1stic carnival of the
National Sporting club, London, has returned
to America. - III Es3@ -, i.
Ryan expected to remain abroad for:
longer period, but was disappointed in other
matches. so he returned home.,. Before he left
for his home in Kansas City Ryan said: 81
had a splendid time abroad. The carnival, in
my opinion, was decided success. There
was a good crowd present at all of the bouts.
and 1. guess the club realized a handsome
profit. -,ss' -" -.:. -. -. .-.r,%..
"Pusilisni is the rage in England just now,
and any American fighter of prominence can
make money over there. The bout between
Rubin and sharkey was lively: Sharkey- has
gone back but he showed a lot of grit and
courage. The Jordan MeFadden battle was a
corker and the issue was in doubt until the
last round. Jordan is great fighter and I
think he has fine chance against either
Young Corbett or Terry McGovern. -: -
This was his first fight in some time, and
the rest did his a lot Of good. AT present I
have no particular plans I may engage in
one or two fights and then quit"
Ryan's visit to England netted him nearly
$1,000 He won $4,000 by beating German and
$500. more in Wagers -. =. ,.%
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-08
OTHER SPORTING NEWS

r. has inst deyeloped that Bert Hates, the
son of Secretary Hates OF the Y: M. C. A.
IN .Winona, holds record for the hfty-yaro
dash that is better than either the .Worlo S
amateur of professional records The former
Ia 51h seconds and the latter 5M seconds,
While Kates had made it in two contests
and in several practice sprints in 10 sec
onds In the two contests the record was
verified; by three watches. Each record "as
made only after a. month of careful Tram
ing and dieting. -
G. S. Titus, of the Union Boat club OF
New York, beat Louis Scholes OF Don ROWING
c1ub of Toronto, in preliminary heat at
Henley Titus won by a length and a aal1.
Time, 8 minutes 33 seconds.
r. Beresford of the Kensington Rowing
cluh heat K Johnson Of the Tw1ckenham
Rowing club by two and one-haH lengths.
Time, 8 minutes Al seconds.
H. B. Etherin gton Smith Of the ,Leander
Rowing club beat L. X. F.: Prevle, OF the tluo
Nautique of Nice easily. Time, minutes IS
seconds. .-
: At the coliseum at Pittsburg last night
Howard Freeman broke the worlds p1cycle
record for; twenty miles by going the. DIS
tance in 29:os As, as against Harry E1kes
time Of 1913.
The race was twenty miles straishtaway
motor
Hall. Hall was given half a mile handicap.
E,reeman's time for five miles was 1909 70;
ten miles. 14:2s2.5; fifteen: miles,: N:47 20;
twenty miles, 2s:os4-5 - -. 49, ..:e~.~--.
: la Rita. George R. Pears twenty-foot cabin
Yacht took the third and final race OF, the
series for the Upton trophy at chicago yes
terday afternoon. La Rita captured the en-
tire series, finishing with percentage of S0es
on usual sailing time she was 3:15 seconds
faster than Sprite, the only other contestant.
La Rita's time fer the: twelve miles was 2
hours 35 minutes and 10 seconds. Arab Nv.
was second in the series, with 100 per cent
Arab W, which had won second in both
the preceding races: did not appear for the
final contest yesterday, as her skipper ana
crew were dissatisfied with the percentage
allowed them in Saturdays contest
The regatta of the Iowa State Amateur
Rowing association, (which was to have been
held at Clear Lake July 70 and %, has been
called off, and although there is some chance
th at the event will be held later In the sum-
ner: it is believed by the members OF the
Dubuque Boat club that there will be no re-
satta this summer under.the auspices OF the
state association, .S..-<e~ = 4
For wears dubuque and Sioux City have
been the stand-bys Of the annual regatta,
as they have always had two or more crews
entered This year the seniors are rowing,
but the juniors have not been so enthusias-
tic "a letter was received from Commodore
Currier by President J. R. Lindsay, of the
state association, in which he says that owing
to the lack of interest the Sioux City clubs
will not have crews entered. AS Council
Bluffs Burlington and Ottunwa are not
training, this means that there will not be
sufficient number OF crews entered for the
rexatta. ts-
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-08
Amateur Golf Championship.

New York. July s.-This is the last day. on
which entries will be received from the Ma
tional amateur golf championship to be
played at Chicago. Although Secretary Ballou
refuses to disclose the names of the probable
competitors, it is believed the. list this year
will be the largest ever receiyed:@ The. fact
that the qualifying round has been reduced
from thirty-six to eighteen holes is:one Of the
reasons given for. this, but. equally, important
is the decision to allow. sixty-four instead OF
thilty-two men to qualify. - l:
of the country! 1T ia said by those who have
intimate knowledge of the list that the field
will be the most represent ative ever gathered
on a cham pionsl11p golf course. Last year
and 113 returned complete cards. Travis, the
present champion, will, Of course, be there.
Others OF the eastern contingent will include
C. II. Seeley C. b: Macdonald, j. A. Sti1lman,
R. G. Watson Jr.,- Devereaux Emmett r. s.
Douglas. #. "a Marcellus., w; J. Thompson
AMI C. B. Corey. u: . :. .:-E
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-08
AMONG AMATEURS
The Local Ones,

The Croft & Millers want games with any
II or 13-year-old teams. For games, call or
The Fabers slut out Robbinsdale by a score
of to O. Krantzky struck out ten men and
allowed but one hit. Observation-Disclosures and
Krnitzky; Guist and Gutst. -..
The J. Mengelkoch 8 defeated the Doyle &
Behmen fishermen team 8 to- o. They would
like to arrange a game for Sunday with any
team in the city. Telephone Main HIS
The J. p Vos team defeated the Franklins
by a score of to 0. The winners challenge
any 1a or A-year-oldt team: for games. Ad-
dress 807 Ramsey street NE:
victory by defeating the Seven Corners "a to
q, and the Columbia Restaurants to !: The
winners challenge any y or 1S-year old team
in the city. Address Harry Aspher, 416 Four
teenth street S. =.
The Wilmots yesterday added the spaldings
formerly the Olcotts) to their list of victims,
mots will play the E. J. Hollander team next
Sunday on Nineteenth avenue and Twenty
fourth street S. 49, - -.
The Javas. defeated the Monroe Packing
company's team at Bryn Mawr Sunday by a
score of II to 6. Batteries-Scherer, Henning
and Eyer; Novack, Addison and Bauman.
The ,Jayas would like to arrange game
Also Annandale or Delano.s Address John. E.
Bing. 1860 Sixth avenue N. g.: = >>,.-..*
The Crystals defeated the .Pittsburg Plate
Glass company's team, by g. score of II to =.
Batteries-La Palm, ~Kirker, Cussler and Mil
Ter; Johnson and Anderson: The Crystals had
two catchers MANNED Next Sunday the Crys-
tails will meet the Anoka Tigers at Osseo.
La Palm will do the twirling for the Crystals.
The J. /. Case Imp p1ement, company's team
defeated the Imperial Brewing company $
team by score of II to g. Batteries-For j..
l.. Case, Wiley and Anderson. The feature Of
the game was q; home run by Wiley. The j..
l. Case will play the Minneapolis Eagles next
Sunday at Bryn Mawr. -: -: :",.:: -: ,''.'
The Flour City team defeated, the Interna-
tional Stock Food company team in an inter.
esting game by a: score Of Z to 5. Batteries
McDougaI and Townsend Mcdonald and Cap
ron. The Flour Cities would like to meet
some fast team next Sunday afternoon: Phone
Main 1858 L3. - ..,''- ~ i:"'~,.'% =
The Clipper baseball team, of Winnebago
City, defeated the .Leadyard. Iowa, team, at
Elmore, by score of to g. This is the first
game Leadyard has lost this season.
. The John Drews defeated the Little Jakes
by a score Of 16 to 5. Batteries-Drews. Bris
bane and Kane; ,Jakes,. Kennedy, Nelson,
Snearth and Stone.
The Wilmot. Athletic, Association team de-
feated the Spaldings, formerly the Olcotts, in
a e-sided game; score, Is to s.. The Will
mots wish a game with any fast 16-year old
team in the city or state John Drews pre-
ferred. Address g.. Burkwist, 2118 E +Twen-
The A. Olson team defeated the Comets by
the score OF II to 8. The winners would like
to hear from any 16-year- old team in the city,
Address Barnard Cox, 47 Nineteenth ayee
nue. NE. - :,:'<. -, .1:* 2! :;
The Washburn-Crosby team would like to
hear from the Sand Scratchers, Address John
Pussell, 2020 University avenue NE = 49,: :.:.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-08
BASE: BALL.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION


Byers and Werden between them helped
the saints to three runs, which with the
tallies secured~by the: sanity bunch In
other ways landed the game. AT that 1t
was an exciting game, especially in the
number of times the millers almost
scored but failed.
The game was not an aIspicious one
for Harold Cribhins, the new miller. In
the third long and short drives by Hur-
ley, Chech, Geier and billiard, gave two
runs. Three singles and an. error and
passed ball by the catcher, Byers, gave
two. more in the next round. The m1llers
plugged along, getting up to the score IN
the eighth. Wilmot was caught at the
plate in this round with what should
have been the winning run.
An extra inning was necessary. After
two were out Wilmot made his third hit
and Werden duplicated the work Of his
chief, but Lynch retired the side. Kelley
scored the winner. Werden couldn't see
the ball that Phyle shot at him and
Captain Kelley landed at second only to
run home when Cogan sent the ball safe
In ,;rrht SaJ5 Tha
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-08

Torchon Laces and Insertings, Is
to ~ in. wide; sold up to lOc. D.
=Glearing: :price,-........--..O( ~
Valenciennes Lace Edges and In
settings, 4 to l in. wide; sold up
to 45c dozen yards. ~
Clearing price. ............ 1ON
Fine Lace Galloon Bands, white,
cream and black; sold up to-: 60
45c. Clearing price: ...... I o.
-
Cream Net Top Laces, 3 to 5 in.
wide; sold up to SOC. ~
Clearing price. ............ L ~
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-08
,-. Western .Leagne.;g,
Omaha /. Denver .. = = - = .-,,,.ss.
Des Moines &, Colorado Springs 4.
Peoria 2, ST. Joseph 4. n -. :.
McGraw Quits Bnltimore.

Baltimore, Md, July Sit is now. almost a
certainty that John J, McGraw, the Napoleon
Of baseball, will shake the American League
and cast, his lot with the National. The
board OF directors of the Baltimore baseball
club held a meeting at the Northampton Ho-
tel here last night and while no decided con:
clusion was reached, yet they will. in all
probability, give McGraw. his unconditional re-
lease and the American League will lose one
of it's greatest ball players and managers
McGraw will manage the New York Giants.
He stated that ne had come to a satisfactory
agreement with President Freedman and
would leave for the metropolis tomorrow, and
may take charge at once.
While he: did not state what salary his con-
tract called for, yet it can be safely stated
that it is about as large as any ever paid
to a ball player. With McGraw at the helm,
the giants will no doubt prove factor in
the National League, race. = =.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-08
AMERICAN LEAGUE

At Raltimore- R H E
HaIt,more ..o74o1o1 os-13 10 )
Washington .......O 0 0 o 0 0 90 /
Batteries-Howell and Robinson; Townsend
Orth, Drill and Clarke.
At Cleveland r E
Cleveland ............4 l l % 80 !5 4
Chicago ....1 20 0 8 0 1 0-5 6 2,
Batteres-Wright, Bemis and Wood; Pat
torson and Sullivan.
:. At Boston r II E
Philadelphia ........ o 0 0 90 ID 6 4
Observation-Disclosures and Warner; Plank and
Powers.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-08
First Grand Serni=Annual Clearin!
IN. E. Invitation {:

Visit this, the handsomest
store in the United States.
You, who come from every
corner of the country, can
make Comparisons
Visit the Water. Color Ex-
hibit of Wild Flowers.
Visit the finely appointed
Reception Room. .s-~:.-
This store is too. the coolest
I in the Twin Cities.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-08
On Country Greens.

The New Prague Diamonds defeated the
Belle Plaine Tigers on the Belle Plalne
grounds by a score Of J: to 20.
The Young America team vent to Glencoe
in a we'll played game Of bali by a score Of
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-08
Totals 1O*29 q &
UId1S .-lU - Il q
*Lynch out, bunt third strike.

*Lynch out, bunt third strlke.
tone out when winning run was scored.
St Paul ......0 2 2 10
MINNEAPOLIS ....O Q 1 o.
Earned runs, St. Paul l; two-base hits,
Chech, Cogan sacrifice hits, billiard. Cogan,
Lynch (Mnneapolsl: stolen bases, billiard,
Lynch (St. Paul.. Grant; first base on balls,
off Chech 3, off Cribbins L; first base on
errors, st. Paul 2, Minneapolis 4; left on
bases, St. Paul s. Minneapolis s; struck OUT,
by Chech ,; double plays, Lynch to Hug
gins to Kelley, Chech to Hurley to Kelley,
Lynch to Kelley: passed balls, Byers 2.
Time, 2O5 Umpire, Haskell. Attendance,
S62.
Milwaukee, Wis, July 8.-After an ex-
citing game, Milwaukee beat Kansas City
yesterday by a score OF 2 to-1. McMackin
and Wolfe were both hit hard. but sensa-
tional fielding on both sides kept the
score down. Attendance, 250. Score:
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-08
Meeting b. Y. P. u, Providence, r.. ]

Meeting B. Y. P. U, Providence, R. 1.
The Nickel Plate Road will sell tickets
July 7, and 8 at one fare for: round
trip with stopover at Niagara Falls and
Chautauqua Lake II desired; also via New
York city, if preferred. For sleeping-car
accommodations, call at City Ticket Of
flee, III Adams St., or address John Y:
Callahan, General Agent, Chicago.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-08
NATIONAL LEAGUE

At Cincinnati = RH g
Cincinnati ........:..0 % 30 90 90 5 81
Brooklyn 20 OF 90 % IL 0'
Batteries-Peitz and Theilman; Ahearn: and
s Newton. = ~
At Pittsburg- H E.
Pittsburg 2 90 o 3 80
Philadelphia .......:.1 O 100 0-S
Batteries--o 'Connor and Tannehill; Doom
and @IberS = -.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-08
Isle ROYale:

In Lake SUPERIOR, ten 'hours'e ride from
Duluth, is a charming spot for rest after
the N. E. A. . No hay fever there
!, The Northern Pacific has three daily
trains-morning, noon and rightAto Du-
luth and Superior from Minneapolis and
St. Paul, over it's Duluth Short Line
Its Lake Superior Limited has both
parlor and an observation: car attached
to it. ... --:
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-08
Totals 10 q 10 !
swimming run scored with two out.

swimming run scored with two out.
Milwaukee ...........O 0 / O IL
Kansas City .........G l o.
Earned runs, Milwaukee l, Kansas City !;
two-b base hits, Cross, Wolfe, Lewee sacri-
fee hits. Hallman, Schebeck 2, Thomas.
Nance, Grady, Beville; bases on balls, off
McMackin l, off Wolfe l; hit by pitched ball.
vile. Thie; struck out, by McMackin 1, by
Wolfe /; double plays, Mcbride to DUNCAN;
left on bases. Milwaukee 10, Kansas City
r. Umpire, Francis Attendance, 200, Time,
30
Louisville, Ky, July 8.-Tke Toledo
batsmen could not touch Dunkle's deliv-
cry yesterday, while Mock was easy for
the locals. 1t was a dull, listless one
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-08
White GOOds-A Confession.
Earnest Sdie-Honest Bargains. - :,

"EaneaS t-Hona 5ygaMs''
We ore tempted to extend the Of reduction
white goods Good white goods getting
mills whom buy mostly have stopped the making and the
mdlemen asking higher prices See poson We de-
quickly keep faith with you unbroken the risk of
having all the kinds when you want them later The price
cutting deep in any other part of this store.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-08

: India Linon, about 1000 yards of
40-inch kind, 25c value, - ~
clearing price e.............. L ~
Persian Lawn, so inches wide, fine,
sheer quality, actual value 0E~
49c, clearing price ZC(
New York Mills Muslin, .25co yards
of:the best known -bleached muslin;
actual value 1215c, clearing ~
-, :,.:.-* wLinen Place
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-08

Ho! for Camp Lakeview. Don't fail to
20 on The Journal Excursion next Fri
day July II. See large. ad. .4..-.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-08
THIRD DAY.

This way of arranging a clearing sale has
from the first; given different days the stores that
make up this whole can talk TO you more intel
ligently concerning their bargains. -:
This third day brings us into the middle of the
has yet had Let not a bargain pass you. .
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-08
:. Cheap Rates to New England.

$3.50 to Providence. r. L., and return.
via Nickel. Plate Road, July Z. and 9.
Particulars at City Ticket Office, Ill
Adams ST., Chicago, and Union Ticket
Office, Auditorium Annex. Write John Y.
Callahan, General Agent, Chicago.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-08
How They Stand.
Where They Play

St. Paul at Minneapolis.
Kansas City at Milwaukee.
Toledo at Louisville.
Columbus at Indianapolis.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-08

. If you once try Carter's Little Liver
Pills for sick headache, biltousness or
constipation, you will never. be: without
them. They are purely vegetable, small
and easy to take. Don't forget this.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-08
Totals 10 81 10 Totals %. 7 26 IA


Louisville ...........O 0 4 0 ~
Left on bases Louisville I, Toledo 4; three
base hits, F'lournoy schaub sacrifice hits.
Dunkle, Kleinow: double play, Camel, unas-
sisted; stolen bases, Schriver, Kerwin 2, Gan
eel; struck out, by Dunkle 3, by Mock 2; hit
by pitcher, Kerwin, Camel; bases on balls,
by Dunkle 2, by Mock 8; time,. 1:45; umpire,
Tindill.
Indianapolis, Ind, July S-Killen shut
out Columbus yesterday, allowing but five
hits. Mcfarland was fined and ordered
off the field for assaulting Umpire Ward.
Movers was injured and retired. Score:
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-08
Popular Excursion to Isle Royale
and Return via Great North
Ss:. ern Railway, SlI.3O. @

y On July II Great Northern Railway.
Agents will sell excursion tickets, st.
Paul and Minneapolis: to Isle Royale and
return, $1d. 80 via Steamship "Iroquoisn
fincluding meals and berths). Reserya-5
tions only Of Great Northern Railway
Agents Secure berths early. Most popu-,
lar excursion on Lake Superior. Entire
steamship reserved . ssss
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-08
Totals 80 "a 70 4

Columbus Ir us'.e ...:::.:::.o 0 0 o. 0
Bases on balls, by Killen 2, by Voorhees,, /;
struck out, by kiIen /, by Voorhees, /; hit
by pitched ball, by Voorhees,, kim; two
three-base hit Coulter; double play, Myer
to Viox; stolen base, w Fox; left on bases,
indianapolis 6, Columbus I; balk, Voorhees,.
Umpire, Ward. Time, 2 hours. Attendance,
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-08
A AlnsricaB Standings.

GamesaT To-day.
Washington at Baltimore. -:''8
i Chicago at Cleveland. LIZ
Philadelphia at Boston. : -
Detroit at st. Louis : - .
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-08

German linen Waistings, 1000 yds.
in plain colors and stripes, 0E1
Csc kind, clearing price,. AON
Printed Madras, white grounds, col
ored and black figures, SO in. ~
wide, was .18c,. clearing price. ~
Apron gingham, blue and .@7c
brown check, &c kind, for 49,. ~
.. ey- Third Avenue.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-08
Games To-Day.

s&- Games To-Day.
Philadelphia at Pittsburg. -,
New York at st. Louis. 49, ! ..-..a,.
Boston at Chicago. + ''.s y !" >.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati. - 80 :%>%.#< ~
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-08

One collection of fine printed Dim
titles, Jaconets, Batiste, Lawns and
printed Swisses, values up11I/~
to@o25c, clearing price. n A.RN
Torchon cords, Niyette Broche,
Woven dotted Swiss and Loretta
lace stripe Batiste, the most fash
ionable fabrics, sold from ~
zoe to 35c, clearing price,. \ ~ :
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-08

Lace stripe, corded and fancy white
waistings, value 35c and 40c, 1O~
clearing price *.a9.s.s. ..::>s ~
Checked nainsook, about 500 yards,
25c value, clearing o.
Dotted Swiss, about $50 yards, value
soc, clearing g~-,.....< = 19A~
Fancy Lappet Swiss Null, actual
piies.. patas evo. elsat'as ..... 18c
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-08
The Wash Fabric Chance of the Season.
Earnest Sdle-Honest Bargains"

These than this other store sold such
timely good wash fabrics for any time The five items
here times that number ready for
smaller lots
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-08

.Io! for Camp Lakeview. Don't fail to
go on The Journal Excursion next Fri
day. July H.. See large ad. s< - -. =.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-08
Popular Excursion to- Isle Royale
and Return via Great North =
, - =; ern HALLWAY. S11,3O,

On July II Great Northern Railway
Agents will sell excursion tickets, st.
Paul and Minneapolis to Isle Royale and
return, s113o, via Steamship "Iroquois"
iincluding meals and berths). 5Reserva-4
tions only of Great Northern Railway
Agents Secure berths early. Most popu-
lar excursion on Lake Superior. Entire
s,tea mship reserved. -. -: go
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-08
Little Left of the Lace Prices
Earnest ,Sals-Hozest Bargains. u

"EauestSak k-H
the following list closely and you'll that about
thirds has been taken from first prices That cutting with
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-08

CS17@1@36 -
Kid gloves, odd sizes and colors, ex-
ceflent quality. values up 2N~
TO $3.50, clearing price 80. O>]
Lace Isle gloves; modes, tans, grays,
black and white. clearing: Die
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