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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-10-31

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-10-31

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The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-10-09
TO THE PUBLIC;-


 Believing prove innovation alowthe heads entire the purchase and sale goods lat without office supervision we have decided qushing for the days, the control of goods fix their and tell their stories to
  hereto well known rule of the house, article exactly advertised 1111 VT ZSNz11-
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-10-09

2Soo yards extra good quality percale, all very desirable styles and colorings, full yard wide, regularly LOG.
 Department Managers sale price 5 i-2c
 One case new ginghams in good dress styles, ill great variety of new stripes, etc, worth ec.
 Department Managers sale price Sc yd
 One case fine cotton dress plaids, very pretty for waists and children s dresses, sell regularly at 15c yard. ... Department Managers sale price He yd
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-10-09
S4.5o Silk Waists for S2.6o

$4.5o Silk Waists for S2.6o 25o taffeta silk waists, good quality, hemstitched and tucked, $4.5o value.
 Dept Managers Sale price, S2.6o
 6oc Corsets for 3oc
 Three styles eorsets, in girdle styles, white, pink and blue, full good short front and the new dip hip, all of them worth from soc to oec.
 Dept Managers Sale price, soc
 75c Corsets for 5oc
 One case (25 dozen) straight front corsets, lace trimming top and bottom, boned with absolutely guaranteed rust proof steels. A 75c corset.
 Dept Managers Sale price, 5oc
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-10-09

Muslin Underwear Dept. soc FIannelette Gowns for 35c 25 dozen wonlen's hannelette gowns, full size and well made. soc value.
 Dept Managers Sale price, 35c
 soc Knit Skirts for 25c
 Women's knit skirts il white and grey, full size and excellent quality. soc value.
 Dept Managers Sale price, 25c
 l.75 Satteen Skirts for 95c
 Women's black mercerized sat teen petticoats, wide rufle, trim. med with ruching, wide under ruhle. $I.75 value.
 Dept Managers Sale price, 95c
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-10-09

thDubhC a what la nned bVO o m m 
  oudo o'clock oa sale the like of which has will pleasantly the landmark in history of New Haven.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-10-09
soc Leather Goods.

soc is a popular price in leather goods. We have taken pocket books, wrist bags and chatelaine bags in all sizes and made one lot at choice,
 Dept Managers Sale price, soc
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-10-09
, Notions, Art Needlework, Jewelry,
 Toilet Articles, Patterns, Leather Goods.

MY best efforts have been given in pre- A'A pairing for this sale. Stocks of man. ufacturers and importers have been care fully inspected and goods bought only when their values were unquestionably good. As a result, I confidently believe the following bargains are the best ever given in this city.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-10-09
Twenty Worthy Items in Notions.

Fast Black Darning Cotton, 3 balls 4c, Clinton Safety Pins, any size, I dog. Sc, 7 rolls SC Tape assorted widths Sc, Best SC Linen Tape, pieces for Sc, Toe Corset Steels, pairs Sc, 50 inch Tape Measures, regularly SC, 2c, Hair Pin Cabinets, regularly SC, ic, Full 500 yards spool Basting Cotton, 2c, 50 yards spool Lustre Button Thread
 5 spools Sc,
 200 yds spool Cotton, black, spools Sc, Tourist Pin Blocks, always 1oc, Sc, Our 2sc Hose Supporters, per pair l4c,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-10-09
S2. 25 Wrappers for S1.OO

$25 Dress Suits for Women for S1405 25 made tailored womens suits n black blue and brown cheviot blouse coat trimmed with stitched aea and lined throughout with aeta, New nine gore flare skirt with taea silk drop $25 suit. Department Managers Sale price, S1405
 Sl0 Dress Skirts for S5. 3o dress skirts in three styles made of fine quality broadcoh and veneans in blacks and bue tucked kilt effect with pereane drop sty with bands and buttons positively skirt at half price. Department Managers Sale price, S5 S75o Coats for S3os.
 Coats made of eon medium weight blacks and browns velvet collar inch ength box back S5o garment
 Department Managers Sale price, s oS
 $75o Pedestrian Skirts for S4o5. Made of quality melton and kersey in blacks blues and OK ords The syesal the flare shapes kilt style and style trimmed with small straps and buttons $75o value
 Choice for the Department Managers Sale, S4o5
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-10-09
6Oc Table Damask 4Sc.


 Good heavy quality beached all linen damask, several new designs to choose from, usually sold at Goo. Department Managers sale price 4Sc yd soc Hemstitched Damask Tray Cloths
 for 21c each.
 Fine linen damask tray cloths, size 22x31 inches all bleached and hemstitch- ed, regular value soc. Department Managers sale price 2lc ca Extra Size S1 Huck Towels for 60c ca. Lot fine large size 25x46 pure linen huck towels, figured damask hemstitched ends, so ne plain and some fancy centers, sold regularly at $1.oo each. Department Managers sale price 6oc ca
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-10-09
Cloaks, Suits, Waists, Furs, Muslin
 Underwear, Corsets,

THESE values which I offer in my de-
 partments are every one the result of careful thought and planning.
 Ibelieve that they will bel appreciated when seen. ..@.s
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-10-09
Howe X StetsOn.
Howe & StetsOn.
Howe X Stetson.

Managers cad have been the amlnraho 
 idea banding together the management
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-15

Deputy Head Counsel Sherman OF
the Modern woodmon OF America and
state lecturer of Colorado of the Mod.
ern woodmen OF America. will be
here Monday evening TO address Dn'
range Camp No. 7Ts on the readjust-
mepi plan.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-15
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sf Tom Cook was in town today from
Ne Upper Florida.
AoOu from Denver.
Today was pay day by the Porter
Coal 4 Fuel company.
IA Evans Hampton WAS in town from
the Lower Florida. today.
Mrs. DR.. Colby and daughter Of Sil-
verton, spent the day In Durango.
Miss Katherine krueEer was one Of
the guests from Trimbie Springs to-
aay.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Williams from up
the valley were in town trading to-
day.
Miss Bessie Wallace. who is teach.
lug in the Trimble Springs school.
was in town today.
Go TO the Opera house on Thursday |
Il evening next. and see that dreadful |
love letter cremated.
l, Christian Science services. Sunday |
At II a. m. 900 Newman block. Sub |
\ ject. Matter"
The lower school in district IA. the |
Upper Florida. win commence shortly |
and Will have a term OF three months. l
The strongest amateur cast Duran.
go has ever seen VIII play The Ad.
ventures Of Love Letter" three
act comedy bristllng with wit and
humor at the Opera house Thursday
evening. the 18th inst
Misses Bertha and Eva BIggs gave
domino party at their home In hon
or OF the new teachers. few other
friends being also invited. The af
ternoon Was spent In PLAYING prosrcs.
siya dominecs, everyone having an en-.
joyabie time
Deputy Head Counsel Sherman OF /
the Modern Woodmon of America and
state lecturer of Colorado OF the Mod
ern woodmen OF America. will be
here Monday evening TO address Dn-
range Camp No. us on the readjust-
mepi plan.
II you wish 10 see how much con.
Htcrnation one brief love letter may
cause go 10 the Opera house Thurs
day evening and witness The Adven.
tures OF a Love Letter by the Shaks-
pssre Comedy company, the caste OF
which viii appear Monday.
Pnpils OF any grade between the
sth and sth may attend the Park
school fun time until the High school
building Is completed, provided there
is room In the Park school for that
grade. The primary school st the
High school building will he ready
Monday morning.
The silverton Standard arriving
this morning ~ dated the 10th, . little
ahead OF time. Boys7 SiIyerton has
been getting rid OF some ligh' fingered
gents who viii probably make Duran.
go as their next date. q, u. HedeIl
and lack Brady robbed Bordeleau and
we're given the hotfoot out Of town.
Two or three attempts have been
made TO bnrglarize Martin Bradys
room.
The party OF gentlemen from Bos.
ton gave very pretty lunch st the
S,rater this -oon In honor of Mr.. w.
u Howeils birthday. The table WAS
beautifully decorated with flowers.
sweet pesa being very much In eyi.
dence. A handsome birthday cake
was also on the table. Those pres
cnt were Mr.. and Mrs Howell. Mrs.
Rider. and Messrs. Haynes, Field.
Church. Wetherili and Chandler.
Advertised Letter Lat.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-15
Advertised Letter Lat.

Aosefueeu ltuer ltet
Following IL the list OF letters re-
naming In the postofiice At Durango,
Colorado, and uncalied for the week
ending Sept Ii, 1909. Persons calling
for same will please say Advertised"
Ashcom. Miss Ida
Barnos. John II.
Boday, Frank
Brady. Frank
Burns. Mrs. Ella L. 4
Curl, Mr. James
t'onard, II l.,
Davis, Miss May
Davis, George
Dell. James
De Vote. Harry
Darneli. VIII
Dunham, Joseph
Raves. Mrs Gussie
Ellis. W. s.
Eshom. Clayton
Farnham, Will
Farnham w. NJ.
Foreman. r.
Foster. Mrs. Sophia
Foncansn. FLOYD
Gorperi, Clement
Grundy, James
Harrington. g, u.
Hunter w. A.
Hurrera. C. II.
Jayner. John
june. Martin
kuhlman. ]. IA.
Lance, Charles
1.outher, Eibert r.
Lloyd. George
Lucero, Mrs. A. u.
Medina. Donaciano
Mckinley. II.
Mabafey, VIII t2)
Montoga. Miss Minnie
Naima, Miss Annie
Nelson. NJ.
Ortzier. Ed
Pane. A. II.
Pfunanberger. ]. NJ. t2)
Perkins. II. T.
Rsndolf. G. A.
Peyson. Lewis
Ross. Archie
Shippey. W. s. f2)
Stephenson. A. L.
Tsfoya. r. f.
Thompson. W. y.
Turner, Mias BELL
Valdez, Martin
vein. Mrs. Julia
yerex. Antonio
Walters. Glenn
Walker. J. X.
Watson. Mrs Mamie
Webster. CIV.
Wilson. Jason.
Counts, Frank
3. y. DIo0s. :. n.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-15

II you wish 10 see how much con.
Etcrnation one brief love letter may
cause, go 10 the Opera house Thurs
day evening and witness The Adven.
tures OF Love Letter" by the Shsks-
pssre Comedy company, the caste OF
which viii appear Monday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-18

L.. Russell, ex-Prssident and now General Solicitor of the Mobile and Ohio Railroad. was shown today report published Sum- day in Montgomery to the efect that the Southern Railway will take charge of the Mobile and Ohio. Colonel Russell
 ''rhe southern will not take charge any more than it has done. That road bought . controlling interest in the Mobile and Ohio but that was all The Mobile and and it's own Board of Directofs. The stockholdefs will meet here next We'd nesday and elsct new Board of Direc- tors and that Board of Directors VII meet in New York the fourth Wednesday in February to elect q new President. The Mobile and Ohio is now and will be railroad under It's own management"
 There will be a conference here tomor- row between General Manager Acker, Ohio and Gregory T. Smith, attorney for ths Louisville and Nashville. with regard to the building of union depot.
 The special Committee on Upjon Depot: of which Mr. Bush Is Chairman. stated tonight in Council that the outlook was brighter for the building of the depot than at any time in the past and 1t is expected 1t will soon be an accomplished
 The General Council tonight elected Dr. Frank R. sherard, Alderman at large. as Chairman of the General Council and Mayor pro tenn to fill the vacancy caused by the accession of Chairman Walsh to fss iat. Msyor Ery upGMa Mo the aea Iyons former State Senator. from this County. and . very prominent politician. was elected to all the aldermanie vacancy in
 The General Council adopted resolutions asking the influence of Commissioner of Agriculture Poole in the establishment of an experimental station in this County.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-18
WILL MOVE FROM LOT
COTTON PIcKEHY TO LEAVE
 PROPERTY OF RAILRoADS.
1t Occupied Space on Ground, Sup posed to Have Been Purchased
 by Roads for New De- pot Recently.

Within the next few months the cotton pickery on Jefferson Street will be moved to the lot formerly occupied by the old Capital City Ice Company.
 Tn the statement made by The Adver- tiser in connection. with the big real estate deals made along Jefferson Street 1t was reported that the Pickery people had released their present quarters, as- surances being given that they would not be disturbed until next October. Last night, however. MT. Mcdonald, of the firm, stated that in order to have things in readiness for next seasons business they were going to move. They have bought the property formerly occupied by the old ice company on the corner of Jefferson and McDonough Streets and will move into 1t en'ly in the spring.
 It will be remembered that the Leh. man Durr warehouse on the corner o' Jefferson and South Perry Streets waa the only link missing to give Captain ID. A. Graham, as trustee. possession of the entire block from North Court to North this property. It was learned last night that in the very near future the present occupants of the Lehman Durr ware house will move to the Thompson ware house on the corner of Coosa and Jeff ferson Streets. The Advertisers inform ant said that he did not know whether the deal for the Lehman Durr warehouse had been closed or not, but the fact of the warehouse people moving looks very much as if the matter was settled. This gives Captain Graham. trustee, the en- tire two blocks from the corner of Tal- lapoosa and Jefferson Streets to the cor nera of North Perry. including the rear ,,i of :, the s,. property on trallapo0sa and Co
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-18
CITY SUIT IS DELAYED
ATTORNEY eTrINE1 SUBMITS
 REPORT TO COUNCIL.
Has Not Been Able to Get Service Upon Former Treasurer D. H.
 Somerville Who is in
 Birmingham.

Robert D. Steiner, City Attorney oi Montgomery, said last night that 1t was probable hs would file suit this week in the name os the city against the Do1d, ,a, merly Treasurer of the city. as a result of the suspension of business by Josiah Morris X Co.,. in January. 1901.
 MT. Steiner made a formal report te the City Council that the matter of nnns failure to secure service upon Majol Somerville, who ia in Birmingham visit inG his daughter. City Treasurer VII Hams went to Birmingham yesterday to ssrvs th: psDrs npon, Mn'Ga nsst sn; Mr. Steiner said If Mr. Williams re- turned he did not know of It.
 The following is the text of the report submitted Ry MT. Steiner to tho Counci' 'A'' Montgomery, Feb. IT. ..Ths City Council of Montgomery. - "GentIemen:-I beg leave to report re sarding the resolution adopted come time ago instructing me to bring suit upon have been communicating with the late waive notice of demand for the mopey. or accept service to the notice of demand. in order that I might bring the suit. Ny subsequently requested the Mayor te have the city Treasurer go to Birmin9ham and make formal demand which the Mayor promptly agreed to do. In purau- ance of this Mir. Williams went to Dir- mingham today with papers prepared by me to serve upon Major somerville. l presume he will have no trouble to exc cute the papers.
 Tt hes been practically impossible to do this soooner on account of Major Somervilie's condition, his health betnl such that he has been confined to hii bed, so was informed. This action has not delayed the suit. however. for th' reason. that one of the parties to the bond could not have been served any sooner. Very respectfully.
 Robert 8. Steiner, t- City Attorney"
 Mir. Steiner said that the party referred to in his communication upon whom service could not be secured, was Colonel A. A. Wiley, Congressman from this dis- trict who has been In Washington. Col onel Wiley 10 one of the sureties on the bond of Major Somerwlle.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-18
MERRIAM-FLYNN.
Romantic Wedding of Popular Young
 Persons.

Romantic Wedding of Popular Young
 Persons
 Mir. Albert F.. Merriam and Miss Lizzie Flynn were quietly married last night at Ii o'clock.
 The news will come as distanct surprise to the friends of the popular young cou- pie. They had been quite good friends but it was not known that the important step of last night was Tn contemplation. The marriage had touch of the roman tic about 1t. The young persons last night offended performance at Mo- DonaIds Theatre. They had returned to the home 0i the brid, when the determi- nation that they had waited long enough was formed. Frienas and relatives were immediately notified. the license was se- cured and Dr. Charles A. Stakely. pastor of the First Baptist Church. was sum- moned.
 The wedding ceremony was performed in thc parlor at the home of the bride s mother, Mrs. Sallie Flynn. on Holt Street.
 The bride is a beautiful young woman, popular and admired. The bridegroom Is one of the best known young men of the city He has a wide acquaintance not only in Montgome but all over the State For a number of years he was | clerk at the Exchange Hotel. Last fall he was made manager of the New Wind sor Hotel and now holds ! responsible position at that hotel.
 Mir. and Mrs. Merriam will make their home at the Windsor Hotel.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-18
MEAT PACKERS AT WAR.
Prices Cut Below the Cost of Pro-
 duction.

Chicago, Feb. 17.-Big packing houses in the stock yards are at war, ana as a result the price of dressed in the Chi cago market has been cut more than 20 per cent.
 Instead of receiving from to 10 cents. the packers are getting from 61-2 to : cents for the best dressed beef and the market man Is reapiug all the benefit, for the retail price has not been reduced.
 The trouble is over the entrance of two new firms into the Chicago beef market. For a long time Armour & O.. Swift & Go. and the Nelson Morris Company have had a monopoly of the local territory and they divided it up between themselves and held prices up according to their treaty of peace. A big slaughter house has jupst been erected by the Schwarz- wild & Sulzberger Company at the stock yards and they have been poined by the Anglo-American Provision Company, which formerly handled hog products. but little dressed beef in Chicago.
 The establishd firms were quick to re- sent the intrusion into their territory and began to meet the competition by cut ting prices. The newcomers followed suit. determined to get business at any price. and the price of fresh beef finally has gone below the cost to the packers as 1t hangs in their cooling rooms.