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The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-10-26
Boys Clothing.

All the good sorts, and to- day we give you a few brief descriptions and the range of prlces-not a catalog of the too abridged for that. Suits in every style for evening and Sunday wear, sizes to 16, at
 4.95, 5.e5, 6.95 Boys Sailor Blouse Suits, made with a full blouse, silk sewed throughout, silk soutache trimming on collar, silk emblem on sleeve and shield and silk tie, a hobby and fine suit for wear and service, made in worsted and serges in a dozen different patterns, sizes 3 to 10, 3.95 Juvenile Clothing, comprising the very latest and smartest cloth ing, including the White Party Suit-the silk velvet blouse suit serge blouse suit, with Russian blouse effect-blue, brown and black serge, with light blue, pink and black moire detachable col lars and shields, the velvet Rus sian blouse. These suits are made of the finest material obtainable and the workmanship is perfect; every suit guaranteed, at
 400 to 800 Boys Knee Pants-Purely and strictly all wool, flat tape seams, deep hem, re-enforced, buttons rivited, patent waistband and very good value, sizes to Is, at
 75c Imported Oxford Gray Frieze, swell, all cut full and long, silk velvet collar, vertical pockets, black Italian lining, splendidly made and tailored, stylish coat, 8 to 15, at 500 Boys Overcoats in black, gray, brown, blue and oxford, in strictly all wool frieze, cheviots and ker- seys, sizes to g, at
 3.s5, 4.s5, 5.s5 Boys extra heavy weight gray mixed cassimere, made full length, ouble-breasted, good all-wool garment and serviceable coat for the young man, sizes 8 to g, at
 2.50
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-10-26
PIeating by Steam,

In thlS we'll equipped store, all things are done in the most approved and modern way. Every new, modern appliance is sought out and added to this plant, when a betterment of service is to be had thereby. So we came to do Knife Pleating. Done by gas heat on the most modern machine. The Accordian Pleating is made by machin- cry and steam. Steam insur- ing regularity and uniformity of work as well as more last ing work.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-10-26
in recently.

Ladies glazed kid welted sole, extension edge lace Shoe, patent tip and medium heel, all sizes and widths. 800
 Ladies' dull dongola kid welted sole, extension edge lace Shoe, kid tip and low broad heel, all sizes and widths, 800
 Ladies' glazed kid turn sole lace Shoe, dull matt kid top, patent leather tip and military heel, all sizes and widths, 300
 Ladies' glazed kid turn sole lace Shoe, patent leather tip and leath- CT, Louis XIV. heel, all sizes and widths, 800
 Ladies' dongola kid heavy sole extension edge lace Shoes, patent leather tip and military heel, all sizes and widths, 2.50
 Ladies' dongola kid imitation turn lace Shoe, patent leather tip
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-10-26
Toilet Requisites.

Come here for them, be- every well known and good kind is here at less, or no more than it costs else where.
 Celluloid Soap, box, 200 Mum, takes all odor out of per spiration, 25c
 White Chamois Skins, with pinked edges, for powder, Sc
 Sponge Racks, in all colors, 25c
 The newest Comb Cleaner, with bristle brush, 25c
 Horsehair Comb Cleaner, 25c
 Tooth Powder and Brush Rack, in glass and nickle, soc
 Complexion Brushes, with screw back, 35c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-10-26

MAHOGANY bed room suit. bed has roll neaG and foot boari, carved, dresser 47x22 top, 2Sx34 French bevei mirror wash stand 38x1S top, full swell fronts, solid cast brass trimmings, polish finish, 65.oo QUARTER SAWED GOLDEN OAK bed room suit, bed carved head and foot board, 47x22 top dresser 28x34 French bevel pat tern mirror, wash stand 33x1S top swell fronts, cast brass trim mings, polish finish, 57.Oo
 QUARTER SAWED GOLDEN OAK bed room suit, bed heavily carved head and foot board, dresser 50x24 top, 30x26 French beyel pattern plate mirror, wash stand 33x19 full swell fronts, solid cast brass trimmings, polish finish, 82.5o
 QUARTER SAWED GOLDEN OAK bed room suit, bed elabo- rately carved head and foot board, dresser low base, 50x24 top 36x40 inches French bevel pattern mirror, wash stand 3Sx20, top 30x16, French bevel mirror, fancy shape fronts, cast brass trimmings, polish finish, three pieces, 125.oo
 QUARTER SAWED GOLDEN OAK bedroom suit, bed heavy roll on head and foot board, low base dresser 50x24 inches top, 36x40 French bevel mirror, wash stand 39x20 top, full swell fronts carved, cast brass trimmings, pol ish finish, 1o5.oo
 GOLDEN OAK bed room suit, bed has roll on footboard, low base dresser 48x23 top, 30x40 French bevel mirror, wash stand 36x21 top, 14x24 French bevel plate mirror, with double swell fronts, carved, polish finish, cast brass handles, 65.oo
 QUARTER SAWED GOLDEN OAK bed room suit, bed carved on head and foot board, dresser 42x22 top, 24x30 French bevel mir TOT, wash stand 34x20 top, full swell fronts, cast brass trim mings, polish finish, $500
 GOLDEN OAK bed room suit, bed carved head and foot board, dresser 42x20 top, 24x30 French bevel pattern mirror, wash stand 34x18 top, fancy shape fronts, solid cast brass handles, polish finish, 34.00
 MAHOGANY bed room suit,
 bedstead carved, dresser 54x25 inch top, 32x44 French bevel pat tern plate mirror shape front, chiffonier 25x40 carved, 24x30 French bevel pattern plate mir TOT, polish finish; regular price of four pieces, 10000
 MAHOGANY four posted bed room suit, carved and twisted posts, consisting of bedstead, dresser 24x46 inch top, 24x30 French bevel plate mirror, shape front trimmed with brass knobs. wash stand, three pieces, loo.uo
 CIRCASSIAN WALNUT suit, consists of carved bed, dresser 46 x24 inch top, fancy front, 32x3S French bevel oval mirror, chiffon fer. 36x22 inch top, carved, 20x24 oval mirror, fancy shape front, toilet table, 42x22 fancy shape front, 26x31 French bevel oval mirror. Wash stand 26x36 inch top. carved, fancy shape front. Bed room table 24x36, carved fan cy shape. Suit trimmed in oxy- dized copper. Six pieces com nlata 272.50
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-10-26
A Busy Suit and Cloak Department.

Biggest in the south, and the better and best qualities only-so of course we're busy. tiere are some suits that are proving most at tractive on the special account of the prices.
 Some of the Suits
 All wool suits in Veneians, corded others pped and trimmed silk braids and Satin, Coo Castor Garnet Brown Royal Navy and Blacmade with blouse jacket silk lined and kilt or aared skirt; worth S65O for l5.OO At S2750-30inch Black Peau de Soie Monte Carlo Coat heavily lined and nterned with fine quality satin black wte trimmed with silk braid trimming with inverted plaited back worth S3O0O for 27.50
 Two Popular Walking Skirts
 Black Melton full ared beautiful hanging all woo worth S650 at 4.95 Wool Basket Weave Melton Blue Brown Black Light Grey, made with slot seams full lared worth $500 at 3.s5
 A Desirable Walking Suit
 Walking Suits chevos Veneans and fancy mixtures and stripes; taea and satin lined Jackets lined unned Skirts drop Sks Jacket made blouse Norfolk and half ghthng styles Skirts kilt box paed and kilt syes-some made with skirts others unned; coonavv castor bue brown, Scotch mixtures in large variety and black worth S2500 at 2250
 Swell Coat
 Silk Monte Carlo Coats great demand ton a few of the popular numbers at S18.50.
 30nch Peau de Soie double inverted back stitched sailor collar, satin lined; worth S22.50, at l850
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-10-26
Some Unusually Attractively
 Priced Furniture.

FANCY MAHOGANY suit with spindles on head and foot board of the bed carved, dresser 23x46 inch top, 24x30 French bevel pat tern plate mirror, full swell front, solid cast brass trimmings. Wash stand to match. Price three pieces, 12o.o0
 MAHOGANY bed room suit, bedsted roll head and foot, dress CT 15x23 inch top, carved feet, FAX 30 French bevel plate mirror. Chiffonier 36x23 top, 16x32 French bevel mirror. Solid cast brass trimmings. Three pieces, 1000
 QUARTER SAWED GOLDEN OAK bed room suit, very heavy, dresser 24x50 top, 2Sx40 oval French bevel mirror. Wash stand 20x40 top, full swell fronts, carved feet. Three pieces complete at 105.o0
 MAHOGANY bed room suit carved, 23x50 dresser top, 36x40 French bevel pattern mirror, full swell front. Wash stand 40x20 top, full swell front, 20x2S French bevel pattern mirror. Three pieces complete, 10000
 MAHOGANY bed room suit very heavily carved. Dresser 53 x25 top, 35x44 French bevel pat tern mirror, full swell front carved feet. Wash stand 42x21, full swell front, carved foot, solid cast brass handles, all polish finish, 135.o0
 QUARTER SAWED GOLDEN OAK bed room suit, heavily carved with heavy roll on head and foot board, dresser 50x24 inch top, 30x40 French bevel pattern plate mirror, heavy roll top, wash stand 28x30 carved feet, solid cast brass trimmings polish fin ish, $500
 QUARTER SAWED GOLDEN OAK bedroom suit, very heavy roll, foot board carved, low base dresser, 24x46 top, 30x40 French bevel pattern plate mirror. Wash stand 36x20, trimmed with solid cast brass trimmings, polish fin ish, three pieces, 75.0O
 BIRDS EYE MAPLE bed room suit carved, 52x25 top dresser, 42x32 French bevel pattern mir TOT. Chiffonier 40x21 top, 30x24 French bevel pattern plate mirror, fancy shape front and ends, carved feet, solid cast brass trim mings, three pieces, 195.00
 QUARTER SAWED GOLDEN OAK bed room suit, extra large and heavily carved dresser, 52x25 top, 36x40 French bevel pattern mirror, wash stand 4lx22 top, fancy shape fronts, carved feet, 1oo.Oo
 MAHOGANY bed room suit, ex- tra heavy 25x50 inch top dresser, 3Ox4O French bevel pattern mir TOT, wash stand 3Sx22 top, fancy shape front, solid cast brass trim mings, three pieces, 1000
 QUARTER SAWED GOLDEN OAK bed room suit, carved, 22x43 top dresser, 50x36 French bevel mirror, wash stand 37x19, full swell front, carved feet, three pieces, Io.00
 MAHOGANY bed room suit heavily carved 4Sx23 top dresser, 34x2S French bevel pattern mir TOT, fancy shape front, carved feet, solid cast brass trimmings, polish finish, wash stand 38x20 to match, three pieces, $500
 BIRDS EYE MAPLE bed room suit,5 carved, 44x23 top dresser, 2Sx34 French bevel pat tern mirror, full swell front Wash stand 34x19 top, full swell front. Solid cast brass trimmings, polish finish, 57.o0
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-10-26
All Wool Colored Dress Goods.

50inch Pebble Cheviots, in blues, extra value, 1.5o.
 54-inch Skirtings, new weaves, 100.
 54-inch Heather Suitings, for tailor Suits, 100.
 38-inch Novelty Dress Goods, for wrappers, dressing sacques and children's dresses, 2ec.
 54-inch beaver blues, 2.25.
 54-inch tailor suitings, heavy, needs no lining, 2.25.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-10-26
Sale of Outing Gowns.

Ladies' Outing Gowns, nice quality-full width and length, yoke back and front, neat pat tern, soc Ladies' Outing Gowns-nice quality-neat stripe pattern, full width and length, yoke back and front, collar,.yoke and sleeves trimmed with braid,
 75c Ladies' Outing Gowns, nice quality, neat stripe pattern, full width and length, round tucked yoke-collar, cuffs and yoke trimmed with braid to match, 89c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-10-26

and military heel, all sizes and widths, 2.50 Ladies kid heavy sole lace Shoes, patent leather tips and opera heels, 200 Mems box cali lace Shoes, double soles and extension edges, sizes 5 to II. 2.50 Mems dongola kid lace Shoes, medium heavy soles and extension edges, sizes to II, 2.5o Mems velour calf lace Shoes, Goodyear welt soles, extension edges, full round toe, all sizes and widths, $50 Mems vici kid lace Shoes, Good year welt soles, extension edges, medium toe, all sizes and widths,
 $50 Mems vici kid lace Shoes, Good year welt soles, extension soles, Freak" last, all sizes and widths,
 $50
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-10-26
Another Umbrella
 Bargain.

Another bargain good as the other special lot of last week which we got from our New York house-this um- brella is a bit better, and cost slightly more.
 Union taffeta Umbrellas, steel rod and frame, handles of finest natural wood, of boxwood and frs, also long silver-trimmed handles. This lot would sell regularly at $2.00. Special sale. price, each,
 1,45
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-10-26
Steam Shrinking and SpOngins

It's done here on large cylinders, just as it is done in large Understanding it possible to sponge and shrink from , to SO yards of cloth by simply opening a valve. The benefit to you is less price and better work. The work is done uniformly, and the material is saved from handling and rehandling--as in the old sweatshop method.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-10-26

36-inch Albatross, 45e.
 3S-inch Albatross, extra quality, soc.
 45-inch Crepe, Egyptian, s5c. 3S-inch Brilliantine, all shades, soc.
 42-inch fancy Brilliantine, 89c. 40-inch Shepherd Plaid, in black and white, brown and white, special S9c,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-10-26
Some New Lasts in Women's S Shoes at $2, $2.5O,
 S and S3.5O.

You, one of the thousands of vis- itors to the State Fair, make your expenses by buying at this store whatever you and your immediate family will need for wear or home use, in the next year-You can prohtably buy for a year ahead of time. Take for instance, Shoes. Here at from S2 up, you can buy good serviceable, stylish shoe. Compare 1t, say the $2 one, with the shoe you get home-is there any comparisons Isn't this shoe a better looking shoe, better feeling shoe? Yes, and 1t is far better wearing shoe Here are some new style shoes that have come in recently
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-10-26
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-10-26
Here is an Odd Lot
 of BargainS.

YAPANESE METAL-Cla- A isnne they call it. It " will be de riguer-that's a Japanese expression, isn't it? Well, it will be in every artistic house-your own and may be your neighbours, if she reads this-our present prices (from 75c to $7.5O for Vases. $1 to $3 for Teapots, and $1 to $50 for Urns) are about fifty per cent less than other stores will be when they get them in-aafftteer! -aaftee! they the learn leai fl about it here.
 Main Floor-sixth Aisle. Rear.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-10-26
The Suits at the Sl4.95 Price

IMC 9UIIS dI INC PaT.JJ I TICC.
 Misses Suits, size 12, IA, l6 and IS years, made of all wool Venetian Cloth, colors red, brown castor and royal blue. Jacket blouse ef- feet, nicely lined; Skirt full fared both coat and skirt corded, fA.S5
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-10-26
The Suits at S25.O0.

Ladies Suits in endless variety of styles, Blouse Jackets, new style skirts Jackets silk lined. Skirts some with silk drops, others with percaline drop skirt Materials are broadcloths and cheviots in Navy and blacks. 25.00
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-10-26
he Chief Attractions in the Store
 News Today: News of Mems Winter Underwear News of Taffeta Silk Umbrellas. News of Bed Room Furniture. News of Womens Skirts and Suits News of Fine Quality VelvetS.
Dress Suits for Misses and Ladies.
sell the most of P

 The 149 the 25O0 
  the other suits @ is that reflection the other sus the 4o and S2
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At 4Sc Each

Something new, veneer finish in black, oak and green, metal trim ming around opening.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-10-26
A Few Facts About
 Frames.
At 25c Each

Two openings, white and gray mats, black, gold and silver mould ing.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-10-26
At 98c Each

Same as above, with two open ings.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-10-26

N INENS-Table Linens. A
 big bargain trying to
 hide away. s e e m s so. Nothing about it in the paper, nor card in the linen gives a hint of its exception able character. Table Nap kins, 5-8 size went like hot cakes at 95c, when last told of, a special lot here now at o9c.
 Main Floor-Third Aisle. Rear.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-10-26

NY AYZERZINN-the great M German metal. Unal- A N loved. Never tarn- ishes. All the rage, yet some pieces here at special prices.
 Crumb Tray and Brush, 7.50.
 Vase, Mummy Case De- sign. 7.50.
 Fish Dish, IS Inch, 12.50.
 Main Floor-Fifth Aisle. Rear.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-06-19

Administration organs complain
that the democrats are criticizing
the army in the Philippines for
atrocities committed on the Fill
pinos. Nay, nay, Pauline! The
charges against the army were
made by the commanding general,
Nelson A. Miles, who said that the
campaign in the islands was being
conducted with "marked inhuman-
ity."> But even if the charges
originated with the democrats, is
the army exempt from criticism?
Each individual officer and private
is as much public servant as the
president or other civil officer, and
the acts OF the army are, or ought
to be, open to investigation. But
the administration organs think
that the war department is above
criticism, and the war department
itself has withheld papers which
should have been presented to the
senate two years ago. The admin
istration organs also defend the
"water cure" on the ground that
it ia in retaliation for atrocities
committed by the Filipinos. Did
you ever hear Of our troops in any
Indian campaign being charged
with inhumanity against hostile
Indians for barbarities committed
on settlers or soldiers in this coun-
try? Did we retaliate on Sitting
Bull for wiping out the entire COM
mand of Gen. Custer in 1876? Or
against Chief Joseph for the afro
cities committed by his allies on
Camas Prairie in 1877? On the
contrary, the government has
given these people all the lib.
critics and freedom which other
Indian tribes possess, and barring
the payment of annuities and the
appointment of an Indian agent,
these Indians have all the powers
of a sovereign Indian nation, and
our government makes treaties
with them as such. AS Gen. Miles
once said: ut is cheaper to feed
an Indian than to fight him." The
Indian and the Filipino are very
much like white man. Treat him
half way decent and you will have
no trouble.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-06-19

As the season advances the
weather conditions favor the grow
ing crops more and more, and the
prospects for the best harvest in the
history of this section were never
better. The climatic conditions
thus far have been perfect. Every
daily paper brings news Of lorna.
dos and high winds back east with
more or less loss OF life and damage
to property. Up here in Idaho
county these devastations are un.
known, and the moral of it all is,
for eastern people to pack up theiI
grips and hit the road for thii
part of the great and growing west
ern country right away.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-06-19
Deer Creek Notes,

Decoration day was observed here
by a large crowd and lengthy pro-
gram, the home school and the
Gregory school participating. A
fine program was rendered by the
schools. d. w. Mcdonald deliV-
cred the address in the morning
and David GOrrie in the afternoon.
Music was furnished by Mcdonald
and Virgil Remington. A squad Of
boys fired the salute at 5 p. m,
closing the exercises. 1t was the
unanimous voice of those present
that it was the best time in the
history of Deer Creek.
Ben Brown left last week for
Thunder Mountain.
B. q. Davise is helping James
Jones in the blacksmith shop al
White Bird fixing up Thunder
Mountain outfits.
Ply Brown and his crew returned
from up Salmon river, where he
has been building ferry for Mr..
Reynolds. Ply says it is the best
boat he has ever built, and he has
built lots of them.
Mr.. Richie has his mill up and
is turning out 1000 feet of lumber
daily.
G. J. Hall reports that the bears
are killing cattle in the Crook 4
corral country, four head having
been killed the past week.
B. r. Rogers and his brother-in.
law left last week for Thunder
Mountain.
Sunday school every Sunday al
2 p. m. at Deer Creek school house.
Jennie Newman, Maud and Rob-
ert Gill and George Rauch were
down from the Point to attend our
celebration.
Lawrence OFT has sold his band
of horses.
+. c. Vanderburgh came near
getting killed by being thrown from
a horse.
White Bird Lodge, No. 70, I. 0.
o. F., at the last lodge night elect
ed officers for the next term as fol-
lows: John Horsman, N. g.; Chas.
Durham, V. G A. NJ. Baker, r.
S.; S. S. Gordon, f. S; l.. Freiden
rich, II. A candidate was initiated
after which a fine lunch was served.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-06-19
Lake Items.

G. w. Edwards was elected di
rector of school district No. 7 and
a special tax of 7 mills voted fol-
the erection of q new school house
G. w. Stewart and sons have
contracted for new Russell Cy.
clone 16-horse power steam thresh.
ing machine.
Owen and Art Overman have
bought new Haines header.
j. M. Babcock closed very sue
cessful term of school last week.
He will continue school until hot
weather forces vacation.
Miss Francie Hanna has ven.
tured out on crutches, after over
two months forced confinement
with a broken leg.
Mr.. Sweet sold two carloads OF
fat grass steers last week that aver
aged $50 per head.
Omer Wise and Bob Gee 90 into
the mountains after load of gold
next week They will perhaps
need several pack horses.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-06-19

The proposition to bond the vii
lage of Grangeville in the sum OF
$4,000 for the purpose of erecting a
commodious building for village
offices, which will also be suitable
for the use of the county for some
years to come, should the people
vote to remove the county seat
here next November, meets with
general favor and will doubtless
carry by a big majority. 1t is
hoped that by election time the
building will be practically com
pleted, so that the taxpayers of the
county can see for themselves just
what kind of building Grange
vile offers them for court house
purposes. This proposition effect
ually disposes Of the argument
that the proposed change of county
seat will saddle the taxpayers with
a big burden in the shape of a
costly court house building.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-06-19
A JUST CONCEPTION.

CAT GrangevilIe it is a common
occurrence to load up pack-trains
consisting of 10. Is, and % ami
mails. And still that town is ac-
cused ~ being jealous of other
towns. Grangeville does not get
all the outfitting for Thunder Noun
tain by any means, but it supplies
neighboring camps and little burgs
sufficient to make it the principal
outfitting point in Grand Old
Idaho.'"
The foregoing paragraph is taken
from the Stuart Mountaineer, and
shows its editor to have a just con-
ception OF affairs in this county.
Grapgeville has grown to it's pres
emit Importance solely by the mer-
its of it's geographical location and
the enterprise Of it's business men,
and it is poor taste for envious
neighbors to attempt to depreciate
it. Every enterprise projected for
the good Of the whole of Idaho
county has always received liberal
support from Grangeville, and if,
in 80 doing, Grangeville has re-
ceived the most benefit, it only
goes to demonstrate the fact that a
live, enterprising and progressive
town is necessary to the develop
ment OF this country. 1t is poor
policy for a town to attempt to
build itself up by pulling it's neigh.
bors down. The growth and pros
perity of Grangeville promotes the
growth and prosperity of the entire
country, directly and indirectly.
Grangeville has no artificial advan.
tages, beyond it's strategic location,
which are not within reach Of
every other community in the
county if they desire to obtain
them. Meanwhile, it is well fol
the fact to be realized that Grange.
vile is today the commercial center
of the county, and such it will re-
main until some other town sur.
passes it in this respect. Look the
facts squarely in the face. Take
things as you find them, and not
as you desire them to be, and there
will be less mud-slinging at grow
ing Grangeville.