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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-12

These bargains. extra specials
from the Egmmnge Sale. viii he on
sred all dAy Wednesday. as follows
Ions Pant Suits. for yonths. chey.
lots, xlcunAs. aerNes and caEsimeres
ages ~ 10 Is years. up-to-dafe pat
terms. regular prices ti0. 1850 and
$3.50. on sale tomorrow at X on the
above prices
Three-PIeee Short Pant suits, ages
! 10 10 years. Scotch plaidn. sefges
and e~assim4sres. prices ts.t0 10 SO. At
\ on n above regular prices
ieee yards OF Miii Remnants of
Drap~ry sateen. - and 3s-iBch.
sorth ise. iKc and zoe yard. for i0c-
Purple and White Bunting for Car
niyai decorations. q large lot Just re-
|ceived. worth ki-5c. ct the yard &c.
b0-inch Roman Stripe Tapestry
Cloth. good variety Of eolors and
stripes. worth &c yard. At the yard
ssc.
The Reversible Tapestry Porssere
Curtains. SO inches wide by three
yards long. with heavy T-inch tassel
fringe. good lire colors. worth t&.5a
a pair. special Wednesday A t1.7b.
Fine Mereerized silk Tapestry
Porticre Curtains. , yards long and
50 inches vide. with heavy fringe at
top. variety OF patterns and colors.
worth 1859 A pair. for "Wednesday.
the pair te.7s.
Remnant lot Of Black silk Negiigee
Shirts. with collars and cuffs attach
ed. regular tt0 quality. lies rs and
rs. TO close out. al t27h.
A few remnant lines of Mems sf.as
and $3.50 NegiiKee Shirts. some of
silk stripe Madras other very fine.
fancy wool. choose from the lot while
they last at. each sse.
Mems White Barber OF Bar Coats.
worth SIPS at, each fIeo.
si2s Mercerized Sateen P~etticoats.
at each sec. in black and colors.
si.a5 for regular f2.no Mercerired
~Petticoats. deep plating finish.
Misses Flannel Shirt Waists, In
black ana colors. worth t3.to. at only
sac. These r with sailor collars.
sizes 6 10 IL years.
Big Sale OF Rubber Goods-Hot
Water Bottles. Syringes. etc:
Best Red Rubber Water Bottles
,-quArt size at sko; 3-quart size at
ssc.
White Rubber. Fresh Stock
Red Rubber Gloves tSeamlessl for
me and women. $500 grade at Zee
pair.
Rub syringes CRest Grades). these
prices-ssc. Csc. 7sc. CSC.
Fountain SyrinEes and CombIna-
ton Syringes. these prtces-a0c, 3ec.
4sc. T5c, Sbe. 800. si.fo. si.ia. si.25
and sf.Tb.
Regular s2.bo white Pique Waists
for Women. Gibson style. all sizes. at
$3.50.
Linen Lawn Waists. low neck.
short sleeves. trimmed with linen
embroidery. at sa.2h.
Small Gilt Skirt Lifters. very best
made. regular lee kind. at Sc.
Large Shell Hair Pins. straight or
fancy shape, regular price iAc. We'd
nesdny at 7Ac.
Fancy Relts Of Best Satin Ribbon.
gilt or oxodiKed buckles front and
back, worth si.b0 and si.7s. at each
use.
Narrow Straight Seal Leather
BELTS, Tbc values. at 25c.
Pockss ~-sves, large assortment,
best quality steel blades, csc and sec,
at isc.
Children's Chiffon Hats. pink, light
blue, worth s2.2h, AT only si.as.
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MIGHT HAVE
Been WORSE

The good work OF the Ballard fire
department "a responsible for the
fact that 50 little damage was done
in a fire which burned out the gro
Gerry store of the Mckinney Grocery
Co. early yesterday morning. The
store was In a thickiy settled block.
How the fire started Is not known.
damage Is estimated at s.. 900.
Is 81. 800. Had not the fire
men been soon on the scene II ia al
most certain that buildings adjoining
would nave been consumed.
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EXPENSES
next YEAR

~ viii cos, Approximately 81. so 300
70 run the city Of Seattle next ysar.
The heads Of the various depart
menfa have already or will within q
day or two file their estimates of r.
pence. The estimates should have
been In the comptfoiier's hands Sat
urday, but In some cases. such as the
fire. police. engineering and health
and sanitation an extension Of time
has been granted When all the eH-
Inmates are In they will be submit
ted 10 the finance committee ef the
council for approval. The city Of
ficers will also make their econ
m~endationa. Upon the amount Of
the estimates the tar levy az the
city viii b. calculated.
The following have been filed 20
date. Treasurer. 3t3.T7os judicial.
A.os1. grade tax. 1eo0. legislative.
SIC. M comptroller. t13. $50. harbor
department. q. 707: Jaw department.
si6.fs0. board Of works. fts. t0b.
streets and sewers. 10000. civil serv-
ice. IS. 600: park department. 81. 1ts;
water department.. $4,000. library.
tl6. $50.
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HILL AND MEllEN
TRAVEL EASTWARD

Presidents Hni and Msiien. after
five days spent In and about seattle,
left Yesterday for the aat While
here the two trauseoutinentel pruHi-
dents and President Farrell. OF the
Pacific Coast Company. have held
numerous consultations and confer
sness Relating 20 the proposed new
terminals IN the southern part uf the
city and the Grand Northern tunnei
All three have Gems 10 an under
standing witch leaves nothing o.
0bstruet the beginning 81 the sefk
except rssts@ DELAY Of the city cutln-
eli IN granting THE necessary fran
chisrs5 That thsr~ win be any sefss
GUS delay IN quite lnprnha hle-
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MYSTERY

CHICAGO. Aug f1-It IL II days
since the murder Of Minnia Mitchell.
= days since the death Of Mira
barthoiir. and sfiil NJ drnnite eiewH
been found As 10 the where
ahauts of VIM fsafthoiin. the son ~
AfEs Hartholins who "a alleged by the
police 10 be the murderer OF the two
women, and no satisfactory motives
for TIE crimes has been suggested.
other than The money consideration.
Various reports rave located narth-
uiin Al ogfscf.tuwn pointas This
morning he H. repofted AZ Kenusha.
Wis. where y man answering his
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THREE SUSPECTS

City Detectives Nappens,ein and
uyrnea ARRESTED thrcr men In a
Main ssrest aaiaoa las night Burt
Lake. an alleged ptekpockst from
polls who T. also haid by tho
police 10 be a sur~ thing man vas
one ~ these picked 40. Tom How
who vas In company with Lake
was also ARRESTED. In Conway made
hiuasif general obnoxious a. thu
Of the arrest and Was also
up No charge has been placed
against n one % the men.
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Wednesday, Specials

Chlldren.s Fancy straw. sl< 4
Chiffon Hata. worth ala q q
They are IN pink and yellow.
Women's Drawers q coed nusz
with cam brio rufffie. frirarne1 ~
torchon lace. tEc qualities. AZ u.
Womenfs Long white Nc
skirts. With runfis Of e~fnbfc1er
worth &c. at Soc.
Washington View Tab;ep. &
value at igc,
Sealing Wax. worth se stlck. "a
&c ard zec Box Paper. raas1 n
snd plain. at Zoe box.
Womens swiss Ribbed puss II
Mercerized Vests. I0w nsck a.
sleeveless. pink. blue. black q ~
ssc and sc values. at SOC.
women's Jersey Ribbed rsss -
Union Suits. low neck and s<rre>k
knee length and ankle ie1<zk M
blue or white, worth x5c. 90 fA
Women's Richclieu Rfh>et Pa
LIsie BIeached Vests. fne lAr< -
others Of mixed SIX and Iisik. Z
crochet yoke, worth Sc and -
ssc.
Women.s Jersey Ribbed Blee1<|
Merccrired Union suits. high -
and short sleeves. worth 81. q h
suit.
Womenis Fast Black Ingram ~
Stockings. with bieaehed r3iit -
spiiced heel and double sole. r<rzx
~ sc psir, az 81 i-sez
Women's Brilliant Pure Ltsk ~
Openwork Hose. Hermsdorc ~
beautiful designs, worth I..k ~
Misses Black Pure Ilsle E1tiA
Hose. double toe. heel and kn<< \
the pair. 4sc-
Fancy German China Cake pr
csc values. at ssc.
China Dessert Dishes. rex1ief ~
&c each, at Sc.
Jardiniers. acc. sac and Sc. q 9
Sic and Sic.
China salt and Pepper e1szr
worth : for Sc.
ChaIie. <e Clothes wrtngers, ~
larly u.s5. at N26.
Nickel Plated Copper Tea Pea 3
quality, at CSC.
No. ! Tea Kettles. nickei-rs1<
copper. ssc quality. at sc.
Galvanized Iron Wash Tubs :
grade. at SEC.
Remnants of Braids, in the -
cry department. all colors, ~
from &c to 81 per pard. from k-zcs
to 5 yards In length. now retsx
your choice. TO from &c to &c yxft
Boys Caps. all colors. millirer1 2
partment. t0c and isc, slightly -
at &c.
Straw Hats for Boys. slightly =
ed. worth sc and 81, at CSC. NJ
too. are IN millinery dspertment
These Perfumes at &c ounce :
morrow. W. furnish empty -
bottles.
Stolen Sweets.
Sweet Clover.
Beauty Buds.
June Rose.
Bouquet Soudan.
Ceisha Bouquet.
Red Rose.
White Lilac.
Peap De Espagne.
Moss Rose.
Apple blossom.
Jockey Club.
Sweet Pea.
Sweet Pink
Pansy Blossom
Bell OF Roses.
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NOW The SAVOY

]. NJ. Moore. OF Fairhaven. has
purchased the notorious Goo Goo
Eye saloon. No more, however, will
he place exist as the Goo Goo. In
atead. the saloon viii simply be
called the savoy. For n considera-
tfop of ~, 700 the sale was conaum-
mated yesterday. Pending the ac-
lion Of the city council regarding a
renewal Of the license, the place Will
run with the consent OF Chief of Pc
lice Sullivan and City Comptroller
Ripiinger. Mr.. Moore IL fully aware
OF the bad reputation the Goo Goo
has earned for itself and has taken
the saloon with the idea OF running
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-12
WORKS
BY JERKS
Hayti Blockade Said
to Be ~Spasmodic

WASHINGTON. -. g.. Aug ~
Maehtas. stationed at Cape ltaytien,
cahied today Have decided the
blockade apaHmudie and therefore
ineffective. ana have notified the
cnnsuin that theY VIII be expected
h. protect innocent neutral coin
mcfce / consider the blockade aban-
donad.s
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need NOT
PAY TAXES
SCHOOL PROPERTY NOT SUB.
JEcT TO STREET GRADE AS.
sESSMENTS

an orinion In a tax case which
threatens sooner or later 10 result
IN a law suit between the city and
school district No, 1. was rendered
by Prosecuting Attorney Fulton this
morning. The question decided was
whether the city could assess for
street improvements uuimproved
building let's owned by the school
district. Mr. Fulton's decision was
tn the negative.
Section 2 OF article VII OF the state
constitution eNompta from taxation
for street improvements IN cities any
property the title Ia which is in the
United States, the state. any couny,
any scheal district, or Rny munic-
ipal corporation, Notwithstanding
this proxizinn the city attempted 10
aSassa far street improvements lots
l. 4 : and 4 block II. A. A. pcnnys
Broadway addition. owned by the
Seattle school district. on the groahd
nat the land Was rot being used
fT seheoi purposes being vacant and
unlmpruved.
When notice % the assessment was
received the schooi board sent IN a
protest which was referred O. the
finance cammittee Of the city council
and BY that body rejected Then
thy board placed the matter before
Mr.. FuitotL
Mr.. Fulton. IN his opinion. informn
the board that the fact hat the 1ata
are nct now being used for school
purpose sis tmmaGefial The very
fact that the district ON ms them. Re
SAYS ts SUFFICIENT 10 exempt them.
IL Is. however, the purpose q the
board to ultimately erect a sehaai
Building on the lots.
The city vii probably inform the
corporation counsel af the districts
refusal TO pay Its grade taxes and
II may be hat n city's legal adj
wiser win disagree with the districts
attorney. In that a a law suit
viii result.
Although tire taxes amount 70 hut
n few hundred dollars an important
principle i involved. inRsmuch a.
the srhol ainstrtct has recentiy -.
auired a iarGr amount Of land for
future school buildings
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te-inch flint White Madras Cloth.
for sssh and door curtains. regularly
Worth - 4 yard HufnmaF~- Rem
liant sale price lee.
Heavy Crstau. la q variety 81 pat
terms and coinra. - inches widr.
woFth regularly tsc n yard. at the
Remnant sale for b..
sz-inch Art Ticking. IN pink. Nile
green. old ToHe llRhf blue and scar
let. worth Rf regular selling &c a
yard. on sale At Rummag~ sale a.
lie.
cheese Cloth. all coiora. % inches
vide. including the carnival cnlorH-
purple and white-worfh lee a yard.
FOR si-1c.
pfeaar take notice that we are pre-
pared 90 furnish estimates for dec
Grating buildings or booths for the
carnival At short notice.
Hest on Opaque Window Shades.
that ~faii for E1 each. al Soc.
These are axs feet In size.
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CAPTURED

FORT WORTH, Texas. Aug. IA
Jim Parish. the third of the alleged
Mexican Central train robbers. has
been captured In the mountains 100
Of the robbery.
A large sur OF money was recov-
cred by the sheriffs threatening Par
ish with instant death unless he dis
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AN ASYLUM
SCANDAL

KANkAkEE. IN. Aug iz-At !
0'elok this mofning Trustee VIII.
avn Murphy. % the insane asylum
here. which Institution IL under in.
veHtixati0n b the state board Of
charities on account Of alleged scan.
daioua conduct in il management.
NsUrs out a warrant for II. II. Han,
q witness. Who Last night NOR that
Murphy had called q young woman
attendant % his. Murphya room az
midnight. siao that Magphy had
been seen drunk. Hall vas lurSsd
~. being unable 70 get hail. Muir
phy alleges perjury.
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PRESS CLUB
EXCURSION

At a meeting ef the Seattle Press
Club held Yesterday committees
were appointed To make arrange
msnts for an excursion 10 held on
sunday. August -. II Il Intended
60 cruise among the san Juan islands
and stop at East Sound for lunch
and bathing win A. steel was made
chairman and treasurer Of the grner-
al committee. Following are the
members % the subcommittee. En-
tertainment. J. y. Braid. t~rsnspasta-
lion. h l.. Hare. advertising. G. ".
White. refrtshmeuta. y. W. stronx
The steamer city Of seattle VIII BE-
chartered for the occasion and xood
music provided.
Dunlap. real estate. - Union bioct-
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he associate justice OF the supreme
court Of the United states, IN place
uf Justice Horace Gray, who has re-
aligned on account Of III health judge
Holmes h a son Of the famous poet
and philosopher, whose nanu he
bears.
Judge Gray has suffered two
strokes OF apopiexN within the last
few months. and his health is neftna-
nently impaired. lie was horn In
iSaS and was appointed 20 the SUI
prone bench la isSt, Lake Judge
Holmes he was promoted from the
supreme bench 81 Massachusetts,.
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IN BATH

HALr LAKE. Aug te-E Il. white
Of Tlko, Nevada waE drowned IN tho
Hanttartum last night He was rsnd-
cred partially unconscious b. "a fall
and rolled Into the deep end ~ the
bathing pooi, several visiting Elka
went 10 his aid aud pulled him out.
tie was under the water only two
minutes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-12
CIVIL SERVICE

The local board Of examiners from
the United states civil scfVice az.
parfmsnt has announced that exam
nations viii he held in this city TOT
the following positions Assistant
examiner. patent office August 80
~. salary. ti.21a domestic science
teacher. Indian service. September
g-to. salary. tfnQ junior architect
ural craftsman, salary. tstq. octaher
"a. interpreter. immigration Hefyice,
September q salary. nssoe acting
assistant surgeon September f-in,
salary. $500. Japanese interpreter,
salary. 81 per diem. September 10;
cOmpatsr. October Il. salary. 81, go.
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The Bon Marche, '''' to ',I Isss sf sss: s As:'D' Il

be OF more Importance than the
other three and will have regiatra-
tion and money order departments.
The following are the locations
chosen; Station c, corner Madison
street and Laurel Shade avenue:
station |, 2707 Madison street; sta
tion X. 2it6 Fourteenth venue
south; station II, corner Rainier
avenue and Hella street; station +.
Fifteenth avenue west and Grand
boulevard, at Interplay.
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TO SUCCEED
JUDGE GRAY

OYSTER BAY. Aug t3-rAte yes-
teraay afternoon the announcement
was made by President Roosevelt
that he had decided TO appoint oliver
Wendell Holmes. chief justice Of the
supreme eoart % Massachusetts,. %
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FIRE

MEMPHIS. Aus, 1.-THE p''p'
the Armour Packing Co wa
troyed by fire this morning '"s
amounted to $4,000. There va
insurance ON the building %
chinery,
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a~osseshlng all ~ aeattisss mechAn-
lcs and their families should 49, and
mining men and business men 81 Sc
attic A me rf~es u hand-w arh
made By a hiarEmith far up on the
suow capped mountains q Monte
cFiHfn. washington VIII be on ex.
hihtttau Thirf venue corner Uni
versity street August "a Go ~. Ad-
mission. iocf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-12
New Arrivals in Fall Garments
and Fabrics

In the excitement of the Rummage and Remnant Sale so great are the crowds and the mnrs
taken IN 1.-THE buying of thelast Of BUR sunmer goods We muslin forget to n0iy you tatq N
aspnnkhng OF the Fall Dress Fabrics as WELL as a good lint o. Wonens Fall SUITS nav
eone and will be OF display and sale tomorrow morning III
In the Suit Department you will also find, if yu should wish a chance 10 choose nmm
new talof 1902 threeq uarerco coats blouse coats half length silk box coats aghns sand cFes
goody gathering here tomorrow morning, which will be supplemented from day to day VI"
more arrivals
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POST OFFICE
SUB STATIONS

The sites for the five new post
offices have been selected by Post
master Stewart and have been rec
commended to the department for
approval. Two of the stations viii
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KING TAKES
DRIVE

LYNDON. Aus. i2.-Tne king took
a drive in a closed carriage this
maenins, and wherever tho royal Nv
cries were recognized waa roundly
chd.
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Y On an entirely different plan. Chicf
sullivan has notified the new owner
that IN View Of the past bad record
any %infraniieu af the law will M
danger HE license.
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Table Linens

Cream pamhsk. ~ inches vide. az
sorted patterns. worth dc. a yard
a.s.+ss. #tt+s..- ~sasFsa-..s zoe
Bicached pamask. 81 inchesswide.
good patterns and heavy quality.
worth snc. . yard ...aa...-..6o Zoe
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When buying articles advertised In
this paper. speak OF the Star.
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Napkins

German Linen Damask. Nspka
size z0xz6 Inches. assorted pzfttrs
very seryiceabie. wcrth fLTt. aers
-sss.ss. s.sssts. ILLS
Bleacbed Damask Napkins. ~ Il
ASSORTED patterns. worth I'll
dozen aas.ss..ss ....+..--a8
French Napkins, extra heavy NJ
red borders. hcmmed. READY n
y size z1x2z inches worth ~
a dozen gle
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closed the place where the ~
was concealed.
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Sheets

Sheets. made n good Bleached Cot
ton. size l2xso. worth Sc. each fsc
sheets. made Of Bleached Pequot
Cotton. size 1890. worth &c. each
..sss.s. s44+.ss.s. s..s.s.s.s.4s.sSe
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Pillow Cases

PILLOW Cases. made 81 Good Bte.ss.
Cotton. size tzxss inches. srs
izitc. each 4,
same Cotton as above. size Cd
inches. worth iAc. each. ri,
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Blankets

Cotton blankets. 1914 size. gray OF
tan. worth ege. a pair ...a..f ACE
Gray Cotton blankets. la siEe,
worth u.sa a pair ..aa...,D sc
Tan Cotton blankets. it-t slse. extra
heavy. worth nI5 a pair H1.:Bp
White Cotton niankets. ia size.
worth 81 u. a pair. ......a.. O~c
White wool Blankets, ie-t siss.
sarth 1874. . palr. x2.aD
io-s All Wool White blankets, good
value at ttsso. n pafr..... $3.50
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Three Lace Curtain Specials


Three Lace Curtain Specials
Women who are preparing for the
carnival fitting up extra rooms for
friends az roamers viii find these
prices very low for the qualities Of
curtains they represent.
white Nottingham Lace Curtains.
50 Inches vide. ~ yards long, with
dotted center. Imitation ruffie on
both sides and ends. Intended TO be
used n curtain ~ a window. worth
$40 each. price lib
Lace Curtains. E inches wide by
al yards long. with isa-inch edge
and ih-inch Battsnburw panel. plain
net center, a very eat curtain.
worth t12s. special s7.ss.
Small lot Of fine Tambour Main
sock Curtains. Acalloped edge. regu-
lar price t2.sb: just half price. or ti.is
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Bed Spreads

White BedspFsAds. good size. hem
med. ready for use. worth 75c. eaeh
-s..... ..s...... .s..t.-...iD abe
White Bsdspreada. full ia size.
Aarneiilss patterns. hemmed ready
for . the best value IN the city
each ... S1.Ou
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VIM LiddeIl's Bieaehed sstls 4
mask. g Inches vide. nssrtT
dozen patterns 70 fhotse ~
worth si4e4. a yard....tf Al.
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Dunlap. real estate - unioa e.s.s
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Comforts

Full sire Comforts, covered with
nilk0line. filled with one piece fine
Nhite cotton and tied with coiored
xepkyrs. bargain at fi.zs. each Dsc
Full size Comforts. covered with fine
HiIkolins. filled with bast white cot.
ton and tufted. worth tLb0. each
.ssssasst sssttsv sss.sts#sNi sib
Pillows. covered with fancy ticking.
filled with clean mixed feathers.
weight 7 pounds. worth tz59, n pair
... ...4. .ak1.pe
Pillows, covered with best herring
bone twilled ticking. filled with
bert i've geese feathers. worth
800, a pair .....-...ss.a.rb .oo
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White Wool Blankets. full ia size,
worth b.fb. a pail. xf.D5
Gray Wool Blankets, fun ia size.
worth tt.to. a pair. $500
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.
SUWANEE SPRING.

At Camden, N. J., they were discuss
ing the death of Hon. William j.
Sewell, United States Senator from
New Jersey, when DIR. Taylor, the
family physician, in speaking of the
senator's death this afternoon, said:
HE would have probably lived many
years with diabetes had he not gone
abroad. but Carlsbad had always
helped him before, and it was there
that he went for relief again. 1t was
there that he contracted the pneu-
monia trouble, and this, with the dia-
betes he already had, resulted in a
complication that medical skill proved
unable to cope with"
Thereupon DIR. w. H. Morse, the
American director of the Bureau of
Materia Medica, said:
THAT meets my argument for Su-
vance Springs. 1 published a good
word for them five years ago. and I
continue to maintain that in every
way the water is the equal of Carlsbad
or any other. The Springs are easy of
access. and the psychic influences of
change of scenery and climate are
wonderful. There are no chill winds to
cause pneumonia, and no malaria. My
advice is to send all patients with kid
ney troubles to Suwanee Springs, and
let Carlsbad take care of itself. Springs
equal in every way to the most aristo-
cratic in Europe, need our apprecia-
ton, and they are getting it."
WILLARD H. MORSE, NJ. D., F. 8. S.,
ETC,
CONSULTING CHEMIST,
WESTFIELD, N. J.
All you can drink for 5 cents at Liv-
ingston's.,