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Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-31
o,REILLY PROMOTED.

,a-~o,,t>d SURGEON General of the
Army From Sept. 7.
Washington, July 2s.-The president
ha. DESIGNATED Col. r. NJ. O'Reilly to
no .urgeon general of the army. to
succeed Gen, Forwood, who will re-
tire on Sept. next. Col. y Kelly VIII
have until January. 1909, to serve a.
surgeon general. He was appolnteu
from Pennsylvania as medical caoe'
in 1864. He is graduate OF the meol.
cal department Of the University OF
PENNSYLVANIA.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-31
New Lake steamer.

Chicago, July %. - A syndicate
headed nv G. A. Tomlinson Of Duluth,
has given an order for a steamer 4lo
feet keel. so feet beam, and 20 1eet
depth Of hold, to be ready Tor service
May 1, 1903. The new boat Will nave
trfple expansion engines with cylinders
zoxs3 10 and 55x4O inches stroke OF
piston. and steam will be furnished py
two Scotch boilers 10 feet inches oy
II feet 6 inches. The steamer will nave
six cargo compartments and will COSY
1880 OOO
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-31
GEN. BROOKE RETIREs.
Dlstinguished Army Omcer Reache
Aun a

DlstinEuished Army Omcer Reaches
the Age Limit.
New York, July 23.-Yesterday was
one Of leave-takings at Governors
Island. Maj. Gen. John r. Brooke,
who has had his headquarters there as
commander of the department of the
East for the past two years, reached
The retiring age yesterday. He has
seen forty-one years of continuous
service in the army, enough he says, to
satisfy any man, and he has lost no
time in packing up his belongings pre-
paratory to retiring to private life at
his old home near Philadelphia. Gen.
Brooke is one Of the most popular OFF,
GERS of the army, and it is with genuine
regret that his fellow officers see him
exchange his uniform for the clothes
Of the civilian.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-31
eENATOR M'LAURIN DECLINES.
Was offered Portion On the Court of
Claims,

Was offered Petition on the Court OF
Claims.
Oyster Bay July q. - President
Roosevelt is in receipt of letter from
Senator John L. McLaurin OF Soutn
Carolina declining the proffered ap-
pointment to the vacancy on the bench
of the United States court of claims
The president, 1t can be said, much re-
Erets Senator McLaurin's decision.
Senator McLaurin's letter is couched
in the most positive terms and evident
ly was based in particular upon
newspaper article which accompanied
the letter. The article stated that the
senator had sold himself for the pros
rect of getting such an Office as that
offered to him.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-31
c,o.e CAR for Russell Sage.

New York, July %. Russell sage
had a narrow escape from serious in
Jury yesterday afternoon. While at
tempting to board a Broadway car MS
foot slipped as the car moved aheao
and, Mr.. Sage fell. He was dragged a
distance Of fifteen feet before the car
was stopped. Mr.. Sage's secretary
helped the financier to his feet. He
was unhurt, though badly shaken up.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-31
AxxwERED DISTRESS SIGNAL.

Ana WA Shot and Robbed OF
$1,1OO.
Knoxville, Tenn, July 2s.-Willlam
Delap was shot and robbed of $l'1oo
and a gold watch on the outskirts OF
Ia Toilette, Tenn, last night. he
was riding through the woods and
hearing the Odd Fellows distress sig
nal, responded to it. Three men ac-
costed him. shot him In the shoulaef
and robbed him. He Will recover
Great excitement prevails and piooo-
hounds have been put upon the trail.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-31
oil Five ExtiuyUshC Il :.

New Orleans, July 23.-The great OIL
fire at Jennings well No. 2 was ex-
tinsufshed yesterday afternoon in the
presence Of an immense throng OF
people. The steam test proved en-
tirely successful. No chemicals had to
be used,
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-31
nrn~~~C6 In the Flood

Clarinda. Iowa, July 23-Tip Young,
a young farmer of Taylor county. was
drowned in the Stood waters of the
No6away, three miles north of here.
His body was recovered.
The age-herald., 1902-02-02
An Expert COrsetFitter
 from N. Y. Here Now.

It affords us pleasure to announce that we have one of the best corset filters from N. '.
 No matter what your corset troubles have been, we have the woman who can solve them and give to you corset that will not only feel comfortable but will round out the angular, and reduce the corpulent.
 This 'eXpert can reduce the abdomen from 1 to 10 inches without increasing the waist measure.
 s. She is able to do this, thanks to thor ough understanding and study of corsets-of corset making and corset fitting from scen- tific and hygenic views.
 There is no danger involved at all.
 Not only no danger, but no inconven- fence. By the new system all pressure is removed, and the corset is not only comfort able and perfect in fit, but leaves every part of the body uncompressed and free.
 Call and talk with the eXpert-she will be pleased to see any of our customers and may be found in the Corset Department on the Second Floor.
The age-herald., 1902-02-02
Remnants of Table Linen Cheap.

Monday we place on sale an accumu- lation of table linen remnants that come in the following yard lengths:
 2, I-2, 3 and 3 1-2. In widths they run from 60 to 72 inches.
 The quality is good-its genuine linen pure Irish damask.
 The prices are exactly half of what the goods sold for by the piece.
The age-herald., 1902-02-02
Those 75C French
 FlannelS for 49C.

We have taken all of our French flannels in Persian design, they sold when they first came in very rapidly at 75c a yard-they are now marked down to 49c. There's not a great many left, so you will have to hurry if you want to participate in this chance.
The age-herald., 1902-02-02

UOWnS.
 Slightly soiled long cloth Gowns, with yoke of embroidery and lace inserting. V-shape neck edged with Valencienne lace, reduced from $4.50 to 2.e8
 Slightly soiled long cloth Gowns, with low square neck back and front, small embroidered yoke of inserting with ruffie edged with Valencienne lace; worth $4.0O, now 2.50
 GOWNS of extra fine quality long cloth, V neck. yoke of Valen- cienne lace inserting and hem stitched tucks; finished with lace beading and ribbon around yoke and sleeves also edged with Val encienne iace, 2.25 GOWNS of good quality long cloth, round neck back and front, small yoke of embroidery insert ing finished with Valencienne lace and ribbons; specially good bargain at IFS
 bO " 4No ol hhS holuoOOh, neck, new V-shape, yoke of solid hemstitched tucks, new style turn oyer collar, with plaited flare cuff; worth S2.25; now 1.50
 GOWNS of good quality long cloth, square neck back and front, narrow hemstitched yoke edged with ruffle and Valencienne lace; exceptionally good value for 1.38
 GOWNS of good cambric, square low neck, tucked yoke bound with lace inserting, ruffied and edged with lace, full length sleeve, tucked cuff and lawn ruffle edged with lace; bargain at 1.38 GOWNS of good quality domes- tic. with handsome all-over hem stitched tucked yoke, with fine embroidery around neck, sleeves and down front. 1.25
 GOWNS of very fine cambric, high neck, square yoke of all-over embroidery and tucks, finished with handsome embroidery edge around neck and sleeves; worth $1.50; now 1.25 IF pptcEc
The age-herald., 1902-02-02
and Up=
 hOIstering.

If you need Upholstery and Upholstering, or fine furniture reflnished, this is d good time to have it done, for we are a asking "between-season' prices, and you are now able to save a part of what the same work would cost you under normal conditions.
The age-herald., 1902-02-02
Three Cent Table.

Articles to the value of 12c and 15c. such as:
 Tin straners with enameled wood handle, Safety and Hanging Match Boxes, Potato Washers with wood han d1e, Pot Cleaners, Wire Soap and Sponge Holders, Wire Brolers or Toasters. Three Styles Napkin Rings, Surprise Egg Beaters and Flesh Forks. Also on this table will be found what is left of the polishes and securing soaps-Putz Pom- ade, Terra-Sope, Lusterine, Crystalline Sun Polish, stovsne, Roach Sault and Food.
The age-herald., 1902-02-02

Black Sateen Petticoat. good width, flounce around bottom, original price 59c; special 35c
 Black Sateen Skirts, flounce around bottom and three rows of cording, original price 75c; spe- cial soc
 Black Brilliantine, ruffie around bottom, good width, original price 98c; special 63c
 Black Shadow Silk Petticoats. knee flounce of -accordeon pleat- ing heads with full pretty ruch and finished at bottom with full ruffle. This is one of the most effective styles in stock, original price $500; special 800 Colored and Black Silk Petit coats, knee fiounce, hemstitched ruffle around bottom to match and finished off with velveteen bind
The age-herald., 1902-02-02
Drawers.

DRAWERS-Muslin, good qual- ity, deep hem, cluster of tucks good value at 19c; only 15c DRAWrkS-Muslin, trimmed with cambric, hemstitched ruf1e,
 35c DRAWERS-Muslin, trimmed with deep umbrella tucked and hemstitched ruffie, beaded with cluster of tucks; bargain at soc DRAWERS-Domestic, with em- broidery edge, headed with row of inserting to match; regular price 59c; now 39c DRAWERS of fine quality cam brio. with deep embroidery fiounce, worth SIPS. now 75c DRAWERS of fine quality cam bric, with deep lace edge of Point de Paris. bow knot style, ssc DRAWERS of extra good qual- ity campric. umbrella style, with embroidery edge and hemstitch tucls. 1.13
 -~s NsD.. fro AZ
The age-herald., 1902-02-02
Skirts.

Skirts.
 Extra good quality Cambric Skirts, with deep flounce edged with embroidery, cluster of tucks baove; regular $1.50 quality, now
 85c Skirts of good qulaity Cambric, full width, deep lawn ruff1e edge with lace, with row of lace insert ing and tucks above, finised with dust ruffle, 100 Skirts of fine Cambric, with deep cmabric flounce, edged with handsome 6-inch embroidered ruffie, with cluster tucks above, finished with dust ruffle, 1.25 Cambric Umbrella Skirts. with deep lawn ruffle, made with clus- ter tucks and lace inserting run ming perpendicularly, edged with handsome lace to match, finished with dust ruffle, 1.75 Skirts of very good quality Cambric, with full flounce of lawn, with wide band of insert ing heading, a deep embroidery ruffie with cluster of tucks, fin ished with dust ruffle, 200
The age-herald., 1902-02-02
lOc Outings and Flan=
 nelettS Now Only Sc

In the third aisle will be found about 500 yards of dark outing and flanneletteS worth 8 and 10c yard. To the same lot we have added a quantity of flannelettes also worth Sc and 10c a yard.
 Take your pick now Sc.
The age-herald., 1902-02-02
Five Cent Table.

Two sizes Corn Peppers, Match Safes -Nicllle and apanned-Card or Photo Racks, Bread Toasters, Brush Racks, Nickle-Plated Napkin Rings, Bird Cages, Hooks, Comb and Brush Case, Handled Pot Cleaner, Wire Plate Holders, Shoe Brushes, Scrub Brushes and Chimney Brushes.
The age-herald., 1902-02-02

There are seven tables in this department which will be given over entirely to TinWare, Wire Goods, Japnnned and Nickle Plate, Woodware, Sheet Iron and Brass Plate. Prices formerly on these articles, we will leave off; for the reason, that prices then and now, would appear inconsistent
The age-herald., 1902-02-02
1OC FlanneletteS Now
 Only 7C.

Some dark and light flan- nelettes have been selling right along forl0c a yard Now they're marked 7c. In the same lot are some heavy fleeced outings, 90 inches Wide-a good seller at l0c.
 It is all marked 7c.
 SCH0oI
The age-herald., 1902-02-02
6c Calico Monday
 Only } l=2C.

You will find displayed in the third aisle about 5 pieces Of fancy standard calicoS that were marked at 5c and oc a yard.
 There is one price now } 1-2c.
The age-herald., 1902-02-02
Six Cent Table.

Cake Coolers, Skewers, Family Bal ances, Wire Soap Porcelain Holder, Nickle Strainers, Large Wire Broilers, Sieve, Spice Boxes, Salt Boxes, Tea and Coffee Canisters, Sugar and Flour CanisterS. Condiment Cans.
The age-herald., 1902-02-02
A Special Sale of Silks

SI.oo Silks 40c-8oc Silks 50c-$I:oo Silks 75c.
 There are three price lots represent ing different lines.
 4oc silks-Satin Liberty, figured silks suitable for both waists and dresses They are $Ioo silks, but as there are only dark shades the price is 4oc.
 And the remainder of striped and fig ured silks that were marked Soc are now 5oc.
 About 5 pieces of fancy silks includ- ing tafetas, figured and striped Louisenes silks that sold for S1.oo right up to now, are marked one fourth off because the as sortment is not so large So instead of $1oo the price is now 75c.
 Here IS some 27-inch black taffeta silk with natural lustre; 1t will wear as we'll as s1.oo cloth. The price now is 75c. Special Selling of Colored Dress Goods.
 Here are tive lots of dress goods at special price The materials are all desr- able: Albatross, Cheviots Serges, Etc mines and venetian cloth.
 Spring 4sinch all in 
 2inch gray snecaI line at 54inch Venetian Cloths suits.
The age-herald., 1902-02-02
The Two Cent Table.

Some of the articles were for merlv l0c.
 Apple Corers, Graters, Candle Stick, Egg Dips, Pepper Boxes. Potato Mash CTS. Plate Holders, } Styles Strainers, Match Safes, Cheese Boxes, and Butter Mould
The age-herald., 1902-02-02

Candle Sticks, Japanned or painted; Cherry Seeders. Sklmmers, different Tin and Wire Strainers, Cheese Pans, Cake Tureens, Dover Egg Beaters, Whisk Broom Holders, Tin Soaps and Drainers. Bill Files and Pie Plates.
The age-herald., 1902-02-02
Seven Cent Table.

Dover Egg Beaters, Straners. Broi9rs, Fruit Baskets, Comb and Brush Holder, Whiskey Flasl<s, Tin Scoops, Wood Salad Fork and Spoon, Knife Sharpeners, Sifters, Mouse Traps, Splashers, Wash Boards, Coffee Pots.
The age-herald., 1902-02-02
Prices on Silk Waists Reduced.


 We place on sale a lot of Waists that originally sold at So some so high as 7.50-now for 3.o5.-The waists are all good stye-There's Taffetas, Peau de Soie and Crepe de Chimes. The colors are nearly all light. With one or two eXcep- tions. Tbe waists were considered good values at original prices, but they are now only 5.o5.
 Odd lot of Ladies Wrappers; the assortment is good and so are the styles, but it is an odd lot, and sim ply because it represents not many of any one style, the price Instead of being S1.50 is 1.1o.
 A black Sateen skirt with flounce round the bottom, good width, 35c.
 Black Sateen skirt flounce round the bottom. corded; a good skirt that originally sold for 75c, now soc.
 Your boy can come here now and get either a 200 to 800 suit for 1.5o. or 800 to 500 suit for 2.50- sizes are not bit broken If we haven't it in Cheviot we have it in Cassimere-if we haven't it in Cassimere we have it in Cheviot. They are double breasted suits.
 The 2.50 to 800 suits-for l.5o- Cheviot and Cassimere, dark mix ture, plaids and stripes.
 The 800, 4.50 and 500 at 2.50- Serge, Cassimere, medium and dark colors, blue and black.
 On table in front of China De partment will be found big lot of Cups and Saucers of Austrio China. All first, quality and in derfect con- dition. They come in the desirable ovide shape. A set is sold in most stores in town at S1. 25 we have been selling them at LOO. In con- sequence, we've sold carloads- buying so big enabled us to buy still better-now the price is ooc.
 Main floor, rear right.
The age-herald., 1902-02-02

ing around bottom, original value $6.98; special 49S Colored and Black Silk Petit. coats, two 6-inch accordeon pleat- ed founces, with ruff1e at bottom of each. This is an exceptionally pretty Skirt, original price $7.0O: special 5.5o Colored mad Black Silk Petit coats, good qualities taffeta. with graduated accordeon plcated flounce, finished at bottom with pretty, full ruch and dust ruffie. good width, the original price was $7.50; special $50 Colored and Black Silk Petit coats, knee founce, tucked up and down, flare at bottom, headed with ruch and tucked ruffle around bottom; this is an exception at the original price, $11.a5; special
 a-50
The age-herald., 1902-02-02
The Muslin Underwear Department.

You will find in charge of this department now WomanIand woman who has had considerable exper- ence in buying fine undermuslns
 You will find more dainty lingerie here than heretofore
 You will find besides quality, the bargain clement many specials Tn e underwear at most attractive prices
 There's aprey window display of Women undermusns-See Come and get acquainted with the buyer charge of the nartm
The age-herald., 1902-02-02
Ten Cent Table.

Oyster Fryers, Hunter Sifters, Fruit Jar Fillers, Match Safes, Soap Stands, Card or Photo Racks, Mirrors, Sink Bas- kets, Spice or Condiment Boxes and CanisterS, Sugar Sifters.
The age-herald., 1902-02-02
Special Sale House Furnishings.

We have taken all the house furnish ings here and arranged them in seven lots There will be seven tables at the following prices:
 2c Table 4c Table, 6c Table, lOc Table.
 3c Table, 5c Table, 7c Table,
 On every table will be found articles and times as
The age-herald., 1902-02-02
"The Largest Store South of the Ohio. LOVEMAN, JOSEPH & LOEB. The Rainy Weather of Last Week Makes Possible Another Chance at the Bargains Here Told Of.

There sale here last week number of money savers but the dsageeabe weather kept that all the lots were not sold out and you have another chance of the special things They down right bargains for instance here Porers that worth $50 wholesale 2o8 retal- Mating worth 35c and 25c I-2c--In Mems Furnishings, will buy Dr. Wrights 50 underwearIn China and Glassware here and 6oc and then here big chance buy womens suits jackets agan and coats at about half price, or if purchase silk waist here some $6 SO waists at S3.05
 And bargains besides the foregoing the follow
The age-herald., 1902-02-02
Special Sale of Silk and Sateen PetticOats.

Tomorrow put on sale several lots of Petticoats marked very much less than the original price For in stance here gre some coored and Black Silk Pettcoats at 498
 may judge the different lots of Pettcoas in this these
The age-herald., 1902-02-02
The February Furni= ture Sale Begins
 Monday.

AS the furniture sale of year ago began, so this begins--in a small way. But it will wax as the month begins to wane. There will be great many bargains here two weeks from now that are not here now, and there are great many bargains here now that won't be here two weeks from now.
 The sale starts off with leather goods. Not few pieces but the biggest stock of leather furniture in the South. Not only the biggest stock, but the best stock and the cheapest stock quality and style considered.
 Watch the news in this Furniture Sale even when there is nothing told of, there is likely to be bargains here that will be exactly what you are looking Frequently, we will take an odd set and mark the price a third off. Of course we will not tell of that in the pa per because there is only one set--in fact there will be plenty of such opportunities.
 So come here every day and browse through this forest of fine furniture.
The age-herald., 1902-02-02

Best Grade Chase Leather Couch, golden oak and mahogany finish, full steel construction, was s35.00, now 5000
The age-herald., 1902-02-02
Those $l.5O B e d Spreads for 75C.

Half price for bed spreads. will fetch a crowd of women any time, even when they are not sure of the pattern but these are white honey comb bed spreads and heavy Marseilles patterns, they are full size too-74 in. by 86 in. so there'll be a rush.
 The price originally was $50, it is now 75c.
The age-herald., 1902-02-02

Best Grade Chase Leather Couch, golden oak and mahogany finish, full steel construction, was S32.50. now 2S.50
The age-herald., 1902-02-02

Best Grade Pantesote Couch, golden oak frame. full steel con- struction, was $25.000. now 1900
The age-herald., 1902-02-02

Full Turkish full size Leather Rockers and Chairs, none better made, a paradise of comfort, best hair filling. finest spring construc' tion, overstuffed frames, were $75.00. now 65.o0
The age-herald., 1902-02-02

Mahogany Leather Chairs and Rockers, were $20.00, now 1875 Large Leather Chairs and Rockers, were $22.50, now 1850 Large Leather Chairs and Rockers, were $27.50, now 22.5o Large Leather Chairs and Rockers, were $3OOO, now 25.oo Sleepy Hollow Leather Golden Oak Rockers, were $30OO, now
 25.oo Large Hand-Carved Golden Oak Leather Rockers, were $32.5O, now
 27.5o English Leather Preside Chairs, golden oak and mahogany finish, were $33.50, now 28.5o English Leather Preside Rock CTS, golden oak and mahogany fin ish, were $33.50 now 28.50
 
 Turkish Leather Chairs, full leather fringe. were $37.50, now
 3450 Turkish Leather Rockers, full leather fringe. were $37.50, now 34.5o Colonial Mahogany Frame, blue leather uph@lstering, Rockers and Chairs, were $42.50, nov 37.5o Turkish Leather Chairs. golden oak and mahogany finish, best
The age-herald., 1902-02-02

Full Turkish Chairs and Rock CTS, best quality made, full steel frames, spring arms, handcarved claw feet, were $65.000. now $500
The age-herald., 1902-02-02

Tapestry and Chenille Porters-heavy beautiful de with fringe and dado top and bottom
 Either two styles,
The age-herald., 1902-02-02

Full Spring Construction Turk ish Leather Chairs and Rockers, overstuffed frames, were $5500, now 48.50
The age-herald., 1902-02-02

And other bargains besides the fol ing:
 Here are no Tailor Made Suits-al this years best styles Blouse Eton and Coat eectsb besides black coors, navy royal garnet tan, castor, cadet brown and oxford.
 Some of these suits trimmed others tailor stitched Founce Skirts These suits have been selling here right along for S5O and prices revised for the first time 10 095.
 We have taken Ragans black, brown and oxford for for s.s5 Many important things going on here, and by no the least the low uniform price on all jackets regard what they formerly sold There about g of the fine twenyseven inch Jackets here-the lowest price in the and 1900 All wool Kersey Lined with finest quality In colos royal navy tan, castor brown and also black. The uniform price now is S.So Here is lot of foy-two that formerly sold They good sellers at that and the fact that we nearly sold out the full line of big purchase bespeas for these coats this handful would handful many next so instead of the former price 1o50 you asked to pay only J.95 Beautiful quality Matngs of excellent patterns at less than half price They the remainder of the best selling Mattngs We say they 25c to 35c Matngs they that herehe prices for these identical qualities elsewhere would probably from 35c to soc the yard
 Any of these three grades in now l2E2c Tapestry Chenille Portiers-heavy beautiful designs with fringe and dado top and bottom
 Either two styles, 2.S8 The celebrated Dr. Wrights sl 50 Underwear-Wriqhts genuine eeced lined Undershrts and Drawers squay of wool eecing guaranteed not wash Sold everywhere per garment, Sl.50. Here now at LOO Hooks and Eyes-they always Be- now they are c
 Brush Skirt Binding. usually 5c-here at 3c.
 Award piece of Veveteen Binding usually 15c, at 6c.
 And Kings Spoool Cotton, lc
 Brooks Glazed Spool Cotton for
The age-herald., 1902-02-02

Some of these suits trimmed others tailor stitched Flounce Skirts These suits have been selling here right along for l2o S50 and prices revised for the first time 10 095.
The age-herald., 1902-02-02

Rockers to match, were $45.00, now 37.5o
The age-herald., 1902-02-02
10c able.

ound articles } and 4 times as
The age-herald., 1902-02-02

Full Turkish Leather Chairs and Rockers to match, latest tufting, best curled hair filling, were $5500, now 475o
The age-herald., 1902-02-02

We have taken all of Ragans black brown and oxford for 9.95
The age-herald., 1902-02-02

steel frames, leather fringe were
 $45.00, now 37.5o
The age-herald., 1902-02-02
The February BookwOrm.

Subscribe and have your friends subscribed to THE BOOKWORM- Get the February number.
The age-herald., 1902-02-02
Four Cent Table.

OW buy them at.