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The sun., 1902-06-26
var COwWFNcTvFNT HONORS.
senator Lodge. Nicholas MURRAY Hu'ler
ard Others Gst Degrees.

NV HAVEN, t'nn Jun" =" lN'-'
HONORARY de-r,,'s Wcr' cnuf"-rd to-day
bv Nalr AZ 'hc comm"n~mou' "N'rci-"~
IN R''ri thap"l
uostorofIrw- w Roswell rtrk NJ Bur 10.
senator Henry C1hnt Lodge. 'hrrl"- Eo.E-
U.lI.rrar. vroi,,--or Of Ntu.grt ur Harvard.
Nl.IoIl. Nurrty Butler. Pre-. .i"ui of ''.ur-
hit ulv,r-ity. hiuh.l"i Nhi'i"-"N. secretary
Of t., board Of Indian '"fuu'i>-t"nrr.
Io.'or Of letter Franklin boWdi'rh
u.,t,t for many YEAR ".r'turv of \ .I"
l.,.,,.r-.,y and editor Of tho Stl,- Juuriu. .
p.,ror. u' ptNutv Ito E', William E.
Huntington. II o. rector of IruC" church,
\cv YORK the Rev samuel llr'. Nl,"-i'au
Of tho H.fI"l"v bitIl'f - houl
Master ot N'- Nruuw Elir GrBvcs.
actin. yuu.ital Of Ifulp- Academy. IN
dover ..mr- MHi'oun E."N. t." L',.
Irtt.o't lytnpd,. I'.u U t.t'r OF 1rpior
>. tool ucrry to-l.' lruut. editor 81 t'"
g-rI-.ad a,..rs Top'rt> tur'.- uHo"u. r-'-i-
dent of me Board Of IrI-'""- OF Hampton
lu-t.tute. Lot.rt Iout- ~.ad'r.on. a--i-t.r
prui.--or Of French at tI".
lr,.l ..Uf Hal.'F lr ui- address TO-DAY
Announced 'h" pan Il grui p Il va"
mon ~ establish mission ln Nor b China
Tl,, ,.isr De- io u. under the lpa1rr-i T.
II the R., Harlan y Bach. Nalc, - NJ
rr,.-..u, .duoaliuuai SECRETARY Il the stu
Icrt Volunteer Movement Il Is 'o l,'
controlled hv n council uf forty with tho
fnilnwiug onicors President. the lG.v
rimnihy Dwight. Nicr-Pr'-id"n'. tho Rry
Itoiu : I.a-- uf New Haven, Corr, .-p,'...-
iur. Secondary. William Sloan" II New Nurl
Trea.if,-r. pi"r,c y N"ich of New Has,r
All details 90 ldwU i-'rtiIpu viii H., I,'t
80 an tyrciiiN" Committee, cnrsis'Irr 20
rr.-.n. = Va" men Who nav" dow ur a.
'h, p.tu- iur tine ni-siu. ard iai~'l Iu
natal lfrsr f.d e aboLf 81 vti D. .-
I'd 81 y tIg "A fsrl a .I
MN fu thi- mi, sIou.
pp.-idrrt Hadl,y presided a. th" aiuuu.
dinner thl- afternoon aud announced THAT
fhc g.f'- and pr'ml."- Il gi'- to ".
curing 'h' psi year amounted '' u'I'
.Nsr - 49, ,.si ~" a.-p aI.nuH,,su 100
election ,f il.ury u Sarrrui q N'v Haven
H. "A ueriI-'r II ~" 81" Corporation 'u
IA. f,-.1 Thuna- g. Hr''ft. iut tt.s ap
l.pirtm.n' Of john l.ay- ilHmmo.4 of = .U.h
I Af-cgr 'ar" a. prHiF--n' lt ~" Nh'i'HII
pcia.tifC Scluul tLd member uf th" Cow
. c-urg U,t"l VI Hammond Nil 10.
! W. ..lr g mining "uvi1"c'lug
S,,rsfpr lstEr ~ alu Ing 'u ihn d"crs
! ho had r',v,yrr from Nalr said tla' ST..
| an honor wa 600 uu ou' pul'" 80 s., 'uan'
| ~ - a graduate 81 Harvard
~. Row Dr HuItibg' ln said that it
som" usk to him-clf he would nritiur
| five u."u Who had incurred tho ru-' udiur,
IL tins country lie callcd them the
Ay-rrar' Man. ~" Man iu IA" S'r'-r
! the -tsuupmic Man the Man With 10,
Hoe gi. tho Man Behind tie Gun iio
| said h- often wished Va" Man B,hrud th,
| Gun would shus' IN" other four and thcr
| commit -u,"ii' and thus make way tor
| thu Man with tho >h"rU>sin
isu's Mhi'oamh idi"v road n uO"m
Nc Bov Knows When ii" G'c~ 10 Sl''"r
| Th'. ,fl"r ~fs"kcrr were tlafl"~ NuCkv Hl
Inuutau former President pW igtt ~ h.lH
| and E.i-,rt { ogden
That Jari of President HadlcV's annual
The sun., 1902-06-26
RUNaWAY GIRLS LOCkED Up.
From Faii River and Afraid Ia 60 Home
Auer NiGht out. They said.

Two rain-drcnched young girls walked
into the Grand Union Hotel last night and
asked for room They had no baggage
and Detectives Quinlan and Burk" Of - .
Fast Thirty-Hfth street station who were
In the hotel questioned them. Finally one
of them told this story
W, ~ mil girlS iron Fall River. We
went tn "a picnic outside ~ Providence on
Tuesday nigh, and couldn't got home.
We wcrr afraid Ia 60 To our homes to-day
80 went 20 'hr mill and drew our pay
The sirl- said they wcr' Florence MELON
ALI. ~ YEAR old. ~ so RnsinAn street, and
Susan jackson. 10 years obi, " l2ti Rod
man street. Fall River. They Said they
arrived her" on the %" train from Provi-
deur~. and had walked arnund On the rain
until tired ZACH had e. LEFT
They were taken ~ thr ER-t Thirty fifth
sir,-,t station vh"r capt Delaney gave
th.m a l-cturr Ih'n they were put tu
ts-d by the EIstron
The sun., 1902-06-26

dral hse thtf IN eivtc ufe. tepf We 80 feaes
~ ~ ~ ~ A. uof fsff.ftn nthiuin, anf
eseh sr.sFthps =. ht- ess stras = Z. ths % %'i,,ii
h'i' s--~nthti dutis- ~ ,ti TH,hir hi ~
NAV ed b.. f,.,srf sf stfhuHtt-tu fuf f"iwf 'n
Nuu 10. rui .uins fa 80 bY mrs'irs fl't
t'n'h 100 ~ b" %" 20 ',A' .,.,...,...
''"H 20 have s".t .H t.r ....t
tna .r. .HIH. fH ..f ."'i 5000
! iu.i ",r.tI. I. 5000 900 Cd" ,.'
~ tlrr."s .r lf.I .I.N " .r d"t.
Nrrltuss not bf ru'f. W ,I't -
,h'ts ln'r"t rr DO .".' .,0,,.' r.i.
md r-u.i. r,inF 'Hu tNsf" Hrg ola,
If, ,vo 't,...'.' ~ -.I. 90. ,h. ,l'..- of a.,
~" y" 'h'ns, '.i ', ". B., ,, l-..i,r.
lou hsfH 4r- 'tH nf'n NN" ..'' w.
yuur-'l,.. Ir v 2 Hri vy"' .I."h N
,ours"iv,-, ir r.i,' f" t"..u'. q" '.I ..'
pllus.
Pr'-.d-r,' Roosevelt v1- .s""r'"3 ''
m" d'un-- ,f ,l,, Isagiw ~ Proc I'..-
l., t,.d = MIffrF and {. rri- D"'N'. 10
fullpv-
>r"s'trr ,n Boston rsr' -r.,.d l."
~ a, 'i'i un. u. 'H. 4. "'-'If'- ','' voc -
ib. ,.,'..., ,...,.'t 30 'Ns u..-.s' H'
cnsrt'r.'t ~ rm.r H'a inv = f.s,'l '
rau u.'rlt -ul-'I' '''t 90 '''l.' ''.
ss,.. s. 10, ,,' 30 t..r.. u',, p".,''' n'
what O.. frr 't.. b,.,..f 90 .'' I1r' l'.' b..
a fit".-Uf,. I.,. tho r...rI It,u e." Tire s'IA t''"
81 th, We \rr.tU-.
That. o' ours. vl..H u..t-ut" I'IN' '"'i'
not ru-..I..t rU,., tt...l -... '| .". '' '.
and '.,. i,.t.. -Hf.,tt. ,' H ..f' ft' ~ .''
uI r.ur, ...r.... u. state. '.. .'
p,....ul. ..u.t.t ..r....F .H fr'
IT, ~ ..f ,,r.i. .uf.tf 'f'r't.. .. .r '''
sHrN to ttf-.l CO. f.' N''H' ...... '
lre" non. .iaf of t.of,- vIo ,'u.u |''" D."
Special 900 .r.-, to l.. .up-r'N'' ..
"a. ut rH..t among D... o. .uHl' On. I. '.
can aIvar. .tf,k r. I..i. .' urIE .... q"
stand t., -.ru.ifur. ot.N . gam o." .''.
.oiuc io :. .u 20 f..If '.'1. f'I' r. '.' i''
n,.d- NrI 80 Z 't' f.ift.t I.f..' . ITO
if. -i,l r- t... -. I.,I4.' eft q "'.-.'' '..'
urdpr. ttfr,. 1tI,, tIpf..,.T b H.Nr -.'u . ...N'
many Nr,i,tu- l,uIl,".'u |'d Itri .. ..
good tutft tIN.rHrF |ITT. u. .' '''
aud tINp u,N,f y,' -s.r srN ~..iI"' '
uiIcH ON. Vts not ur,..N .'f.uN ." .Ir'
-. I-soIIr .' Nou u".N 49,. .vl.N.'h W.T..
thew I tugI'rT "a II..l ltu-"
VI Won ,,.,' D. 20 e. H"|UtIn' ri WIN ii''
Ti'd pu' pltt 'h-, are v. are o. I.-
'o Ike flsr GOV Hu" t"1-'' .|~' '"' '.."
furdrr...'.I., th"y ar" .I~' h." ''| 81 =
Nour r"IJnhuT- I dow 'af' w'f'I''
t. ru Montana. NcV N.Nt.u - Main. ana
/ rr. mott, we'll 1.uuatrfsi With u' 'hf'''
Won are e,inr tp md fh1f. u- NNrHi am l.th-
colin lid ,hrrr &C. great deal pi human
ra'rrs .r utarsirt
Mhtt w. need to get o'Hr I~ ~" really
sup.r', itl MT really urlu 90 '.ut dl''f'i''-
and to rr.lly urd,r-tJId t.' uuoulu'ilIi -
hkrur-.,.. ~ po.-,-- IT,. I- marvel
lou.I, diversified and sr'.'n extended
The sun., 1902-06-26
0BSIRyirORY FOR AMHERST.
GIFTS 10 the college Announced at the
commencement.

,vHFRsT. Mas Juno g At The eighty
first commencement "Nrrci~.- II Amherst
toll"ge TODAY Prc~idru' Harris announced
that the ALUMNI and friends had givon
srio To- luild Hn ~ .rrya'nry for th"
3-'rur1u'nl 6"artW"u' and for an Oh
-"r,ltorv lou.", ;o ." o,v1ipsd hy the
.pnI.al ast"uuDiu.r q phmpion OF
N.v luTk vIs APPOINTED 10y III" trustees
chairman ul the Cumniitte" To select the
I.o, arrange p'au- and prnr,-'d at once
fD the buiiuiuy ot ~" ol ls-nrN gtnTN " I'll
have four irlC .ruI"s. the largest ono will 10
i.r lr-os' ',fTaCinr IN New tng land, having
glaze With a Diain"tcf oi "ig"tcen inches
and = tut" twenty five feet long.
President Harris RiSn announced the
gi' 20 NE library of s:i,.n bN Col Mason
" TNlrr oi New York A. n memorial Ia hi-
fltr"f. ;hc late Prof William : Tyler. for
many y,nrs professor ~ Greek AZ Amherst
Tho degree Z IL u Wa Conferred upon
p'.,dsn' HupFp- of Williams Iollcgr and
d." drrr.r oi Vi. \ upon clyde titch. the
playwright
The sun., 1902-06-26
BaRTFvDER SH0r ~ IOOPw AMER
Had Called to See n >aicsxiri VINO Lived In
the same Uoarciing IIouse.

Frank G. Walker, a foorwalkrr in a Sixth
avenue shoe stor", was sho, through the
wrist early this morning by William fuecs
a bartender in a saloon az Twc,.ty seventh
str,-t and seventh avenue. The shooting q
pyurrcI Ia the boarding huusn ~ .5i W.st
Twcnty-iourth street, whore Walker lives
In IA" sam. hou-' boards Miss Mary
Proui. n salcsgirl. Fu"Cr call",t to ~ her
despite the ohjcctions ~ the other board
sTs Mrs. Dorothy refuSei to lct ham w.
He came hack intoxicated. ~ ia" buard.rs
sav. and broke In III" door
Walker ana fr'isrick Dorgan, a lawyer
and several othrr hoari.rS w"r' awsksn"d
hv the racket They tri.,l To throw EIec$.
cut. lie drew revolver and frnd, the
bullet hitting Walker
Then he fei. Walker was taken Ia tho
New York Hospital Mis~ Proui j. hcld
~ witB~s~ hy the We-t Tw-nt,-lh slrs<l
p-phce.
The sun., 1902-06-26
,,.@ s"'T r,ss..is". - ~ ~ hsaisy s.ss. .--.s Ne

-rho.l- az la- snf r~iirins Win tbs
v,-w rte-isi-ns Hsdi~v tskrs h~ss~ Ne
-av-
IT, ~. rtan sha 10. plensr n w~ney fHr
hIs suUuuft arfrinr hts -shH sti"n and tf''
.s.4IUn.l sHrsaf Tho advantasv q tn'f.t-'
t.sfHritt fr..iaahlF uittNFfsns ~. het'l
..Hf. g. ~ ,ufuf"yd dsltF 200 ~" tF
f..H fIr N.iaH.. be- ukslf tn ttFu W me "tH"r
iI.I..f..r NHrr FaHrs u.Ha' rHH wi'g
. ...... tr. man shs ts.girz fNs stHhy
.. ... t....U 80 ltr tutss 90 rrsth q n.'.l-
...t. ..r Boz H.r.. ~ 49, tduU' 80 l"ff.st
-. ..,... fa -n marv uf uut unty. Ub'. ~"
..." tsttI.. 90 du. 90 'Whhut" fhF tt'' =.
f|Ntlt..a .Ht lrs H.r"tdt rfrN co.. ~
.r H..f sfI tsrd fu U.fIr tDr "r' t'-rl -
70 I.e srt u..di. iu. plars- Tor ~ -''n7 "
rN u tHHH l. .....A
tf .u r..'r ...usl f.'n 49, 80 ~ iif"ugh
....I|Her IH,f tH. ..I.s.s" "ouf-s' uu-i ~ N,H's
tr..f ..n..r tHd u'iWr'r' al" .h'U
.r.. n O.. .H - frs. v t-NrH col tN ~" iiH'f
,uI .t.d- .f utfu nYH HIsI o. tFt" 'fui' =, ~
IRA HtN o. fNHIH fl. IN. '.'i"c" w VIC
It.I w.. % ,lght D. ur guided ~ r"n-ti-
..rHti4f.- - % .'f" s.rttr. aul - h-ti'
o., ,ty ,I,,.ft.r .ef ,t-f. D.. B. Npl" Y" -,'a-
rrIa Irr rfi,rtc .It't'-t rom w" l"li.M
.,,.-,-' vuuii De- Violation "t every wa
tiI.HH .u. th" place
The sun., 1902-06-26
Degrees conferred b, w-sie, an.

MIruIErows. Conn, June 2S.--We-lsvAn
University conferred total Of eighty to
gr,-- at the annual commencement to-day
the largest In the history of the university
The following honorary degrees were
awarded Master Of Arts Wilbur Goray.
~. II Hartford Doctor of Divinity r."
Rrv. William p Anderson, ~ O-sin.r.
y !. the Rev. William Bun. ~, Of Kom'
Italy. the Rev. joel ~ IeorRrd ~ Dor
chester Mass and the Rev Herbert Welrh
81. of NIddletown. Conn Doctor Il lAeS
Edward !. James. President ~ North
western University. Evanston m
The sun., 1902-06-26
TORNADO N SOJTH DAKOTA.
Eight Persons KILLED and = Score or More
seriously Injured.

ST PAri.. MINI. June 2S.-Rsports from
south Dakota. from Pierre To the southern
boundary. show that last nights storm
was IN. mos, severe one Ia years l. vas n
tornado with rain. A. Pierre, Miller
Huron. Tindnll and Nanktown, houses
were wrecked and much stock will 10 killed
Al klccs,er aud Hudson. m th" eNirern"
southern border seven persons were killed
hv being crlshed under falling buildings
Al R,.rc.ford one woman was Killed The
storm struck that place n midnight when
ali were caught in their b--ds B'sides those
killed srore are report.d seriously In
iursd
The sun., 1902-06-26
PREsIDINr LEA,LS BOsTON.
He WIN sec the Saie-Isar, ard RACE ~
New London To-day.

BosroS. june IS President Roosevelt
left Boston at /? O'clock tonight for N"w
London. his private car being attached 80
the regular express on th" Sh'r' LIN" road
Az G. clock IN the morning b" Viii 20 aboard
mo naval DESPATCH boat Dolphin 'p Witr"--
tho Yale Harvard rac,'s. ant 90 'hr c."H'ng
D.. Will leave Nv train inr Washing uu,
where hr expects To- arriN" un Friday
The sun., 1902-06-26

4, ,he alumni dinner the Pr--,.icn. spoke

r. follow .Iia.'t trf r..h hri'F' a ~.
.f .u. 90. a..r - mo ta f"r 40
Nr..ri. Yu- t..tH. eH"u ~ 'ut' N' nh' 70
&c.. ~ ,'. tSsG.H I'GH S.n. S .'d ~. f,
aII iHusrt.tn. .. fHrisrtUg their h.fft' -. ".
rI'Ht I" fu' f#.. .tr " ,.t's' tH''.. .
..f.i H.fU tF.H 81 t.rg gland lH.t 'ti| .''' !
fH. ..Iar|fy ffa' -''"N D- m o." ''a'N ''
Nr t,..-,.i.tt -.,. here to-day . gentle
MAN 20 t..f fIk..g e OF u hu-s "a. u p--iri"'l
l.t ,rHf. the tt"fuau ~ .-I'i"i. N'v -''
tr. Iu U.- ,.us.Its uf -upIor".' uu.' "'
Pho I'l.If eliot -Iu.H eft to -Urf.,. iu' 'i'
performed o.. rr '"h's" H''". ..,.'
r,. ,,..r. t.o ,, I've, uut,f yuur rr.- ..i'H'
tir t..u -. t,tsf. ot to Nav. 'N''"N
Ions Hua w 70 -'rars" 'utu ni we We
uf flt" Ir -,t,"d o. ur 'Hhr'i H- "'.
h, vouli ,uussrt to -,fNr. iud tN"u H'" 10
rrrl,,r iiw by afotU.r Harvard u"i.
- ''U. t.'. fif,u.,t,. tr l.irg ,.-p, -
vr. -.lH'ur uotr Itnui au1 ." o. .'1 .,
r'lg,". and | should md''d th.uN D" "'
.'..l % .'i no' l'.r",. 49,, =. ,,rt ,rt
l--,,.'tl.ut .'' = man We" '.--' t
rr" ,.t r"ul' n'l"t tu u'ntInt. .. .'N %,
t... Inr. ., ,.s.tny '0,r' lo "" s'"a . a
l.f... r|.t Uh. uUt- loud Up'.'.-' -. ~
.r.,t..I it.rr'ir1 u,u ,,t,.t l"i-. .f.
. u..I. n.. .0 10 lor DO" tp -t".. OBJ. .''
,.... .... a. ..iu..-f. st.u,l'-t Hto I..-. '. 20
40. --... .. '-I..t Npp.fI~" have .'
VIZ, % .r,a.I n..u io-dn, to >,-tA %.
DO
.,,,,, ~, or,i.r tn .ii,r ,'r t,ald tr.'". tNt
81 o.. ...I,,si q .urrtl 'IGciHtul n
r.,r. ...t -t,...-u.t. -.ip fo -It 80 '.. .' '
...... .If....,. e .f.. IouU HsN it trt"- 81 t'"l.
I'D. ...H ...f f......f tpfltI-'.
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'n.y ta'. I.r. Oh" rUhdr " '..'. 80
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no.. ..,.g ...' . ..'r u"'- '' '..
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y. .r.tr d.. r...f o.. Nfi '-''' 70.
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h... #. Oh. .. .t. .t' q ,n'i.C' 'N ' 2
N.f o., BE- '...ri f ." 3. On irnih MAJ .',l
.d.,.f... u.-.- aIs.n him a h'",' .I
H.. uf r,.-....... l.tt. int ~ make .i' n
Ia. I.. u.,r. nd publir
4 .,.,.f .s ..a..N ul t'rH" men VINO d.fu.s 4
,, 49,, .,t,r,. .. .nur wears net titt r.. lH'f"-
,u.rf ui % graduate 81 lh.Iul'. t"'. -
MIN t.,.f. of . 90 d.. o." oi ' .,.. 'uN - tI.
I.r,I .r-. .-t#,r W.u dii itilA-. hl N"'
--t now tI,N -UuU.d DO thciu. b.i ol '.'n
.... r.-.f,..- mon .Iu lave mot iiHI f'.''"l
.,t .Ilr rtttuuat needs 'h' need l. th' ~'I' '"
"a. .. ,.tr.of bs bu..s. a.. 'N' i'fd Tor 'l' -''
,... ftlt ,tu only %, rsnd'r''i 'L ~" % 'h
H..... fp fDr,' O.. 'l|'"iitl .l't. ''s''
.,r . b.. ruf 'u a.. given 90 m" man own
,'.t.r... .-..
NJ. .r F."lHf' 'I"N GOV man p" 10
Nh. Infd tlDiIHr f.' % iCNp', when h man
r,,.ru- t- lpH. k.'. .sH'f wtu r'iHtH from
~,yt. A'-iul. tt., 49,, fr. H o. 81 ~ .r.d f!
.r...t' -ut. ~ money "" r'''N'- HfE' 10 u
rfrc reward. aud our tron"r, ""f '.'n
- Nat .ramp. con" t.'k '' i.' ,"M' ''..
,rt .f they AZ. flrtUrnf" f.'N 49, h''h 20
'. f.-.. ..,t rI... frr.,. .i,r. OF THh.rY Up
The sun., 1902-06-26

ave th- uhaliv tp-a-sisut sne ~ sssnstinf
90 TOE th@rn ard foe shsf sefts tnd shas
ill ~ ii ssns and sanf tnuasis Huf.tsu--l
The sun., 1902-06-26

Ike other Intelligent and dis"~rnins citizens.
male aud frnH.~ have learned that THE
NTS aud LNiNINU St-N are AZ IN" top of tho
heap ihat- why 1HT hrN's adv-rtisAnG
groNs rapidly HAdr
The sun., 1902-06-26
haptaupua I.scursion.
IIundred. oi clever td, rrti,ers

si'on round 'ur ry rr~ IAllfosd. july ut
rickcis good fuf fr.urn uutll August I'd ADJ
The sun., 1902-06-26

lhe o'i'r t'f.u.rut and s...rfutng citizens.
~ it' .'l IsH|H',. uaNv Is.ru'f .tTf lUi
? = IIu co., lNiNn - afv aI toe tup ~ "a"
l'Ht liHt. .sN taA StNS asNvrt t-tig
40. t.... tsp
The sun., 1902-06-26

pr.sshns. .peseh snsi tho FEATURE q Tho
.f--.~h go ths ftcsiisnts dsclarattun
Ia in h. uffs~ ~ vu,iki nv - hansi-
tIrl- III h. -ilrh q way that Harvard y" vef
r...st - asfaaut..sl q him
The sun., 1902-06-26

Sailor and Russian suits, plain
and fancy serges.
Sizes 3 to 6 years. Prices
were up to IS.
Now down to -.
knock-about suits; skeleton
coats and baggy breeches OF
fancy cheviots; sizes 3 to Ii.
Prices were 81 to $40.
Now So.
Double breasted jacket and
knee trouser suits, plaided and
striped fancy cheviots; sizes .
to 10.
Prices were $3.50 to 80.
Now 50.
Long trouser suits Of nea,
mixtures and stripes in worsteds
and cheviots; sizes l3 TO Ii.
Prices were $40 to sl6.
Now 81.
ROGERS PEEr y CoNPAyY.
rs Broadxay cor wauen,
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Bargains for boys wear when
the schoolmasters chair is bare.
The sun., 1902-06-26

While the Pr"-i1'r' wac ~ 'h" hous" ~
Df Eliot his 'l7e-Wa's', o' 81. Nho V"r"
hokiing a r'.'uunr %. q u'ighhorug hall.
cam" over 80 s"rralH hIn With Harvard
sings. When b. h"ari them Be- cam" out
of the hoIss and shuok l9ui~ with all uf
thcin. lie plunged into ~" crowd ot gfat-
ustes. calling many los il.ir fri matinee und
fairy shouting With delight A. b" regnE-
nzs~i obi acquaintance and chunl- Tl-
vac quite the mos, informal II ths day
functions.
A. , o'clo~k the President attended tho
commencement exec, lss's H. Sanderss Thea
tire tn. commencement sprsksr- w'r.
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the divinity school a q 4. u tafuItsh H.
tho Law school
In. Attendance At snnrr" no 'n"nt was
~ large that all the c cfsapsi's cuvid nH
IT, stated M tire mncnc'ueUt dinner
IN Memorial Hal AMI an uNCli'aN mr'.'-
ug wss h,ld a. th" Harvard Union. ] lis
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The Grit-advocate., 1902-04-04

ment and decree against the defend
ant herein. that it has no title or in
terest in the aforesaid property and
premises or any part thereof, and for
ever barring it from asserting any
claim of interest whatsoever in or to
sad property or any part thereof as
against this plaintiff, and for such
other and further relief as to this hon
orable court shall seem meet and
agreeable to equity, and for costs of
suit as will more fully appear from
the complaint filed in said action to
which reference is here made.
And you are hereby notified that if
you fail to appear and answer the said
complaint, as above required, the said
plaintiff will cause your default to be
entered herein and viii Immediately
thereafter apply to said court for the
relief demanded in said complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal
of said District Court of Sedgwick
county, Colorado at Julesburg in said
county this oath day of February A. D.
1902.
SEAL G. NJ. Harris.
Clerk of the District Court of Sedg-
wick county. Colorado.
The Grit-advocate., 1902-04-04
SUMMONS.

State of Colorado, ! Sc
County of Sedgwick 50
In the District Court
F. b. House,
Plaintiff,
The Mineral Mountain summons
Mining Company,
Defendant.
The People of The State of Colorado:
To The Mineral Mountain Mining
Company, the defendant above named,
Greeting:
You are hereby required to appear
in an action brought against you by
the above named plaintiff in the Dis
trict court of Sedgwick county, State
of Colorado, and answer the complaint
therein within twenty days after ser
vice hereof. if served in this county,
or, if served out of this county or by
publication, within thirty days after
service hereof exclusive of the day OF
service, or Judgment by default will be
taken against you according to the
prayer of the complaint. And If a
copy OF the complaint in the above en-
titled action be not served with this
summons, or if the service hereof be
made out of this state, then ten days
additional to the time hereinbefore
specified for appearance and answer
will be allowed before the taking OF
Judgment by default as aforesaid.
The said action is brought to obtain
a Judgment and decree of this court,
declaring the plaintiff TO be the owner
in fee simple as against the defendant
herein and quieting his title in the
Cleveland lode mining claim, United
States Survey Lot No. 2l34, in Park
Mining district, county Of Hinsdale,
state OF Colorado, and the John j.
Crooke lode mining claim, United
States Survey lot No. no, situate in
Galena mining district, county of Hins-
dale, state of Colorado, and for judg-
The Grit-advocate., 1902-04-04
Beauty and Strength

are desirable. You are strong and
vigorous, when your blood is pure.
Many-nay, most-women, fail to prop
erly digest their food. and so become
pale, sallow, thin, and weak, while the
brightness, freshness and beauty of
the skin and complexion, depart.
Remedy this unpleasant evil, by eating
nourishing food, and taking a small
dose of Herbine after each meal to di-
gest what you have eaten. 80 cents at
Mason g. Lavelle's.
The Grit-advocate., 1902-04-04
Save The Loved Ones!

Mrs. Mary A. Vliet, Newcastle, Col
orado, writes: II believe Ballard S
Horehound Syrup is superior to any
other cough medicine. and will do all
that is claimed for it, and it is so very
pleasant to take. My little girl wants
to take it when she has no need for it.
Billiards. Horehound Syrup is the great
cure for all pulmonary ailments. %
cents. 80 cents and 100 at Mason &
Lavelle's.
The Grit-advocate., 1902-04-04
SUMMONS.
State of Colorado,
County Of SedgWick %

State of Colorado,
County of Sedgwick 9s
In the District Court.
F. B. House,
Plaintiff,
VS. Summons.
John COwell,
Defendant.
The People of the State of Colorado:
ToJohn COwell, the defendant above
named, Greeting:
You are hereby required to appear
in an action brought against you by
the above named plaintiff in the Dis
trict court of Sedgwick county, state
Of Colorado, and answer the complaint
therein within twenty days after
service hereof, if served within this
county, Or, if served out Of this county
or by publication, within thirty days
after the service hereof, exclusive of
the day of service, or Judgment by de-
fault will be taken against you accord
ing to the prayer of the complaint.
And If u copy of the complaint in the
above entitled action be not served
with this summons, or if the service
hereof be made out of this state. then
ten days additional to the time here
inbefore specified for appearance and
answer will be allowed before the TAX
ing of judgment by default as afore-
said.
The said action is brought to obtain
a judgment and decree of this court,
declaring the plaintiff to be the owner
in fee simple as against the defendant
herein and quieting his title in the
Mountain Chief lode mining claim,
United States Survey Lot No S534,
situate in Park Mining district, county
of Hinsdale, and state of Colorado, and
for judgment and decree against the
defendant herein, that he has no title
or interest in the aforesaid property
or any part thereof and forever barring
him from asserting any claim or inter
est whatsoever in or to said property
or any part thereof As against this
plaintiff and for such other and furth-
er relief as to this honorable court
shall seem m oeI and agreeable to
equity. and for costs of suit, as will
more fully appear from the complaint
filed in said action to which reference
is here made.
And you are hereby notified that if
yen fail to appear and answer the said
complaint as above required, the said
plaintiff will cause your default to be
entered herein and will Immediately
thereafter apply to the said court for
the relief demanded in said complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal Of
said District Court of Sedgwick coun-
ty, Colorado, at Jules burg in said coun-
ty this oath day of February A. D.
1902.
(sEAL) G. Nj. Harris,
Clerk of the District Court of Sedg-
wick county, Colorado.