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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-06-30
AMERICANS WIN
WITHOUT PRACTICE
Crews from BattIeships Defeat
the German 0arsmen
EMPEROR PRESENTS PRIZES
Out of Five Crews Entered the Ameri-
cans Get Two Flrsts, a Second and
Third and Did Not Know
the Course.
EMPEROR PRESENTS PRIZES

Kaiserlicher Yacht Club, Kiel, June %
The American men-of-warsmen won two
arsts, a second and a third in today
races against the boats Of the German
feet. The Americans had five boats en-
tered in the three events, while the Ger
mans had thirty-seven, and the American
crews were not familiar with the course
and had not specially trained for the oc-
casion.
The emperor presented the prizes to the
winners at the yacht club Tonight In the
shape Of personal gifts to the officers
commanding the launches. Ensign Steel
received a silver cup
Emperor Makes Present
IT hope you will drink many bumper
out of it," said Emperor William, hand
Ing 1t to him. Lieutenant Muslin and Mid
shipman Rowan, who sailed the Chlcago's
small cutter, received silver cigarette
boxes.
In bidding Emperor William farewell on
board the Hohenzollern, Rear Admiral
Cotton, on behalf of the captains and Of
ficers of his squadron said they would
carry away with them observation-disclosures
ten memories of the hospitality and cour-
tesy that had been shown them during
their stay here.
The emperor replied that the visit had
been charming to him personally, and
he hoped 1t would be enduring in Its i'm
press on the friendship between the two
nations. Admiral Cotton and the cap
tains of the American warships tonight
attended a dinner given by the Yacht
club In honor OF the emperor, and sat
with his majesty and United States Am
bassador Tower in the garden for an
hour, Witnessing a display of rockets by
the combined fleets The emperor VIII
leave Kiel tomorrow.
Many Guests Received.
The officers of the United States squad
ron this afternoon received about 1000
guests on board the flagship kearsarge,
principally German naval officers ana
visiting Americans There will be
Smoker" on the Kearsarge tonight.
Mr.. Never. the United States ambassa-
dor to Italy, lunched with Emperor VIII
liam on the Hohenzollern. The emperor
today again sent to Allison V. Armour of
Chicago to inquire II hs would not dock
his steam yacht Utowana, which was
damaged In collision with the steamer
Dobrogrea last Friday In the North sea
at the government yeard, but Mr.. Armour
declined for the presenat as the yacht Is
not disabled. Mr.. Armour tomorrow will
accompany the Emperor on the latters
yacht Meteor to Eckenford.
Emperor Absent.
Emperor William was unable to be pres
emit at the reception Of the Kearsarge be-
cause he was engaged long ahead to dis
tribute prizes at a tennis match. The
Princess of Pless intended to give a gar
den party this afternoon and invited the
Emperor to be present but he requested
her not to have the party as he wanted
everybody to attend the Kearsarge recep-
ton.
Prince Henry who had been sailing the
30-footer Tilly Altman was at the recep
ton with his wife. She danced with Lieu
tenant Charles L. Hussey of the Chicago.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-06-30
Trial Continues.

Montgomery. June 2s.-(s Especial 1.-The
preliminary trial of Byron Trammell,
charged with the murder of Charles e.
Taylor. was by consent continued until
tomorrow There is a rumor that the
state may agAee to bail and save what
otherwise promises to be a long drawn
out and tedious trial.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-06-30
AFTER BITTER QUARREL
MAN AND WIFE FIGHT DUEL

cholulu, State of Puebla Mexico June
90 As the result of domestic troubles
Miguel Eseobedo and his wife, both Of
this city, fought a duel which resulted In
the death of both parties.
After a bitter quarrel the couple de-
cded to fight a duel without seconds or
witnesses. Armed with revolvers the hus-
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-06-30

band and wife took positions in a room
in their home and fired simultaneously.
The woman was shot through the head
and died instantly The man was shot
through the head and MORALLY wounded.
He lived long enough to tell about the
duel, but refused to diyulge the cause OF
the trouble.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-06-30
.A Guaranteed cure for PILED.

Itching. Blind. Bleeding or Protruding
Piles. Your druggist will refund your
money II PAzo OINTMENT fails to cure
you. 50 cents. lo-n-1y-tu
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-06-30
WanderbIIt's Horss VIM.

Paris June 29.-W. X. vanderbilt's
Bright, with Nash Turner up, won the
Prix df Concil Municipal, valued at
s24O0.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-06-30
RUSSIANS TO HOLD
A BIC CONFERENCE
Meeting of officers Called to
Discuss Manchuria
ROOSEVELT Is NOTIFIED
', nlle He Would Not Make a State
ment for Publication, He Is Fully
Alive as to the Importance
of the Move.
ROOSEVELT is NOTIFIED

Peltin, June 29.-The Russian minister,
M Lessar, has been suddenly summoned
to conference with General Kuraptokin.
the Russian war minister; Admiral Alefi,
in command of the Russian feet in the
Pacific; M. Pokotiliff manager Of the
Russo Chinese bank at Pekin, and other
officers at Port Arthur regarding Rus
sias position in Manchuria. M. Lessar
leaves here July 1.
Roosevelt Interested.
oyster Bay, June 2s.-While President
Roosevelt manifested the deepest interest
in the dispatch from Pekin placed in his
hands by the Associated Press ANNOUNCE
ing a conference of Russian officials at
Port Arthur on the Manchurian question.
he made no comment upon 1t for publica-
ton. 1t was the first news of the pro-
posed conference he had received, but he
is fully alive to It's Importance. The Pres
ident is In close touch by telegraph with
the state department.
May Rest a While.
Washington, June 2s.-It is indicated
today that the Manchurian question may
be permitted to rest temporarily so far
as action at this end of the line Is con-
cerned, since Secretary Hay has left the
city for two weeks vacation, and Count
Cassini, the Russian ambassador, will
sail for Europe July 7.
There are indications, too. that the Rus
sian government has found 1t possible to
shape her policy respecting Manchuria,
so as to be more acceptable to the United
States.
Secretary Hay and Count Cassini within
the past week have conferred on this
subject, and 1t is apparent that there
have been some developments which Of
fcials do not care to make public at
this time.
In the negotiations with China for
commercial treaty this government has
been insistent on the opening of certain
ports in Manchuria, and the new turn
of affairs appears to have given more
hopeful feeling In that direction.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-06-30
TO-DAY

Is Spaghetti day at Union
Depot Restaurant. 25o an
order. Try It.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-19

HIS edition of the Review will be the handsomest publication ever issued in the Territory of Arizona. It will be made up in magazine form and will be printed on heavy calendered paper,
Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-19
TOMBSTONE CELEBRATION

Tombstone will celebrate the advent of the new railroad on April 12th This date falls on Sunday.
 An excursion will be run from Bis bee, and S150 will be charged for the round trip.
 The railroad has consented to make a rate of $150 from Naco and s2.00 from Douglas. Special trains will be run for the accommodation of the public.
 About three miles of the rails had been laid out of Fairbank yesterday evening. The crew is being worked as speedily as possible in order to get the track laid as soon as possible.
 At Tombstone Tuesday evening the committee on arrangements met, and decided upon the date of the celebra, tion and of what it will consist.
 They are planning one of the biggest blowouts that have ever taken place in the territory. Features to especially attract outsiders will be on the list.
 The Fl Paso and Southwestern is
Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-19

planning to assist the county seat in it's big celebration in every manner possible. It will take special pains to transport the crowds with care and speed
 The work of preparing the celebra- tion has been delegated to a number Of committees, which are now hard at work. They have not as yet made public the details of the days doings
 Bisbee will be called upon to take a prominent part in the celebration.
 It has been suggested that races be run between teams from this city and Tombstone, as well as other cit ies.
 Another possible attraction is a baseball game Several teams have expressed a willingness to take part.
 The train from Bisbee will leave early in the morning, and not leave Tombstone until after the banquet late Sunday evening. Trains from other towns in the county will be run on similar shedule.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-19
A SPLENDID INVESTMENT

We know of no better investment open to the public, than the stock of the Huachuca Consolidated Develop ment Go. This stock is open to sub scription at s1.50 per share, but re- cent developments in the property coupled with the heavy demand for stock, have caused the officers of the company to decide on April 1st as the date for closing the books to public subscription. Information regarding this stock can be obtained of F. R. Harrington at office of Bisbee I'm provement Co.,. or of any officer of the company.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-19
iirector is uncertain, reads l:

See. 2. That the secretary of the interior is hereby authorized and di rected to make examinations and sur. veys, for, and to locate and construct as herein provided. irrigation works for the storage, diversion and devel- opmeDt of water, including artesian wells. and to report to congress"
 It will be seen from the above that no provision is made as to how the artesian wells shall be constructed.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-19

FOR RENT-I Broom house. back of 4-room house and kitchen furnished Apply NJ. J. Cunningham, Bank of Bisbee. it.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-19

WANTED-Copper Glance stock. small or large blocks. J. T. Hood. at and Merchants bank. 3-19 6t
Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-19

Take Laxative Promo Quinine Tab lets. TRis signature .,
 on every box 25. GNh-~
Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-19

The young folks in town are all talk ing about dumbbells, Indian clubs, football, punching bag and boxing floves. which are now on sale at the 1isbee Drug Ce.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-19

A good apprentice to learn the art Of fashionable dressmaking. A sp-endid opportunity for a stead girl. Apply 10 Madame Bobbette at our dress making parlors
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1903-02-19
How's This 2

We offer III hundred dollars re-
ward for any case of Catarrh that can-
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. ]. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo ..
We, the undersigned, have known F.
] Cheney for the last 10 years, ana
believe him perfectly honorable IT. ali
business transactions and inanc ally
able to carry out any obligations made
by their firm.
West & 1ruax, Wholesale druggists.
Toledo, o., Walding. kinnan & Mar
vim, wholessle druggists, Toledo, D.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken interu-
ally, acting directly upon the blood
and muscous surfaces Ut the system.
Testimonials sent FREQ. Price rs cents
per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1903-02-19
ABOUT MINES
AND MINERS
First and Second Hand News of
An Important Nevada
Industry

Aside from the Tonopah mines, Nye
county has increased it's yield over
that Of 1900 in both gold and silver,
as have most of the real mining coun-
ties of the State.
A new strike has been made on the
800 foot level of the Saxton mine of
Ely of black copper sulphide ore which
assays four and a half per cent copper
and S. per ton in gold.
j. c.. Morgan, an old Comstocker,
died at the Miners Union hospital last
Friday of general debility. Deceased
was a member of the Miners Union,
by which organization he was buried
Saturday.-Tonopah Miner.
Word has been received in Austin
that the keystone mine near Cortez
and belonging to E. Waltz, is about
to change hands, and that operations
in the mine will begin about the first
OF March. Salt Lake parties are the
purchasers.
James H. Kinkead received a tele-
gram yesterday from H. Zadig, stat
ing that at a meeting of the directors
If the Chollar mining company a res
olution was passed to sun work
IN the Brunswick lode at once through
att No. Enterprise.
Drill hole No. 8 on the Brunswick
lode was down SSS feet yesterday. The
body is again in a body of solid quartz
highly mineralized and carrying
streaks of sulphuret ore. No result of
assays were obtainable at the Report
press hour, but the character of the
quartz indicates it contains fair val
ues.
There are several carloads of new
machinery at Mound House which will
land in Tonopah in due time. 1t in
cludes the complete steam hosting
plant destined for long service at the
Tonopah City shaft. Ere the ides of
November the concurrent whistle
blasts of Tonopah will suffice to wake
the seven sleepers.-Bonanza.
On Tuesday evening at the Star
mine, as Charles Karbstein was be-
ing lowered in the shaft to attend to
the pump at the 60O-foot level, some
mishap occurred and the cage drop
ped from the 35O-foot level to the bot
tom of the shaft, a distance of $50
feet, breaking both of Charles feet
at the ankle joint, but fortunately
without any other injury. The cage
was smashed into smithereens. The
injured man suffered intensely while
being brought to the surface and beg
ged his companions to kill him. He
was taken to Salt Lake for treatment.
-Elko Independent.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1903-02-19

At a meeting of the Comstock La
Dor Union last night eighteen new
members were initiated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-10

Work On che construction Of the
he FORREST Wireless telegraph catu-
pany'a trans. Tsaelua system. that
viii connect America with the orr
ent. VIII Be commenced within two
weeks "a Cape flattery. when the
first station ~ the necessary seven
will be erected
This station AZ f1attery viii be
connected ay wire With this city. and
Seattle will be the American ter
.ss4s,sl % the system
IN an interview last night. lie Dc
Forrest. the Inventor ~ the ayst'iu-
said
sTiefors the close 81 the present
year. communication BY wireless tel
eEruph with Noms vii be an esfab-
iiahed fact. and " hen. m about a
year. tha entire system " complete.
Seattle viii be IN direct touch with
Manila.
Three stations t7attary,
Dutch Harbor and Cape Nome. VIII
be Installed In America. md four
one IN the ksuttc hatka peninsula.
one each AT Yokohama, HouEhonG
and Manila. 81 Asia.
The cost Of establishing these viii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-10
a E|E>Eo q Tomorrow night the clock strikes
ut II lin ~ o theseba bargains will be on sale:

Manuscript school Tablets. Sc.
black or Nlehef-platsd Safety
PINE. / dozen on card, all fiaeH.
regular price &c pei card. after g.
choice, 8 cards for De-
Jet head Hat Pins extra long. !
dozen ou card. regular price 3Re
pei card after 8. uniY p per card.
saiueh Rubber Dressing combs.
VERY beet quality. always Hola At
s9r each. after 6. anly b. each.
Wire Hair pius. assorted sizes.
in boxes. straight and criinpfd. al
NRyH sold at lse per bon. after Z,
8 bnn.
Ironing Wax. very best quality.
.iar price g. per stuck. after g.
only ic pet stick
Hath brushes. very besi aueiliy
bristlsH. with louE detachable
haudler. worth reKulerly 80 each.
aal- prise after 5. on.y DC each
Womsn's gtauhinalion Purse and
card Case. ia ekiut quality seal
feather. black znd teiorn German
silver frames and aluaiH. worth
regularly tlss each. after 8. price
SOC eleh.
\ splendid pompadour CONT.
regular value 20 each after =.
only tglsc each
All RiiE Corded Rainbow I'm
isans. fuii - inches vide. all the
urs shaded oulafe 20 chdose from.
an extra Efad quality. guaranteed
al pure ak. Nurth regularly asf
pei yard after {. lfe.
Appiiuus Center Pieces, round
and square pieces. best Quafii ,
nru designs. regular value -
each after :. szr
Al igik NsHinEH IN plaiH and
....,... ..ss.. 800. ti..,s, Is, q, asaal.s
nr==s tse+sssi s-s-,4s a-t---s5 -
al. black ooiufs ard complexion sfs
farts. positively aogth lsc. 80. ate
and go per yard after :. lie
Iaghrfn Hats. trimmed with
mall ard flowers itc.
rhiidrsn'H school Hats. trimmed
with strsafnsfs Of satin ribbon. re.
Roses aud Foliage. iGsc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-10
M FORREST SYSTEM
Will REICH MIME

be about $500 600. Compared with
the cost Of Pacific cabie. this IL \
trivial sum
The eort u sending a message TO
The orient b. wireless telegraph viii
b. about Is Ter cent lower than the
rate now prevailing. II Il also 80
timstsd that the cost 81 q message
from Seattle 10 NeW York will not
be over 1 cent q word.
Mr. DeFarreHt is a comparatively
young man. lie r. native Of lows.
= graduate OF Yale. and holds the
degree % doctor of philosophy. con
fefrsd on him BY that institution.
During his college days he became
Interested In electricity. confirming
hia studies chiefly 10 electric oeciiia-
tons immediately upon his rradu-
alton he entered the employ 81 an
electric company. where his Idea Of
a wireless telegraph system was
evolved
Mr. DeF'orrest has taken offices
with the kilbourue CLARK Compan y.
m this city. and viii remain here
Cor three weeks, then returning TO
New York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-10

whightH fioae and Cucumber
Jelly. regular price 4sc bottle 81
tef q ac unlY aur 60 customer
ColEats'a Hsine Perfumes. aasaft
"a odorn, h. KiaHs. stuppsfed bot
ties, regular price Asc bottle. az
Ger q tse baille.
The Original witch linzei T6iist
SOAP. regular price soc box after
3. ~ boa sales limited
Ladies Three ita strap sandal
hath La fafFaf leather ard Kifi hid.
aaucave heelH ealue o. ~. Tor sHes
I.AdsHs 8sfafaH. gore front. Pat
cot u Neht weight soirn, value
81 10. fef aAe.
mxhys shos Polish for i.ad-s
shoes. iHc kind faf ioc
oar best tine Of new as Per
Gale Wrappers. aftrr y. ssy
o. CD French FLANNEL pfTssius
aarques. double eapcs and essllaf
aafk aud usht eaiora ell stzes
special AFTER 8. tdsk
Guaranteed Alarm Clocks. after
g. asc each
cut uiana salts and Peppers al
tor 9. iee each
ier steel PAIRING Knives. aftsi.
s.. s. each
uuhbef Rails after p cat n
Pine Japanese Rhnpping tags.
small. medium and large. regular
isc Sc. 5se eheics after 8. Is
Hisaehsa Table pesuaus. q
inches vide. assorted patterns,
worth gae. after 4 yard. iee
io-f fgleaehsa ahessima. extra
heavy. worth sc after q . yard.
lac
Novelties in White Goods. con
sistiuE of ehsnasd and striped
~ -,iye,.. 1850. ,...~'tsS-...s4.s.
Ilisr after :. yarn. -
CoIarsd outing Fiaunsir. iizht of
dark. guad assortment % sfYleE.
worth e.. after G yard. aAse
~ Letter Pads. ruled. ic.
Lad rrnelis. Sc husrn.
Hlustlack lax. sec nlEr FOR C..
xxx naE fsnNeiopcA g. pae kaEs
x OF a. fas 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-10

such warrants.
aiilt claims that under the rulings
u the supreme court the GRAND
jurors are sutlttsd % pay for bat -
days in January although eufnsssn
sation fer a IL claimed for but IL
days " February. instead ~ q. aud
for but ~ III March Instead Of ~
hiit also protests against the al.
lowancc of fees 60 Foreman ~ e
Prsitt for the u DAYS ne wna absent
from the fuHY room iu San Fsan=
Cisco. ard asks also that no fsea b.
allowed Juror Andrew blackstone
for ~ days he was In the East and
away fro mths grand jury
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-10

evidence as 70 the amount Of DAM
ages 60 be paid each property own~
81. through whose property the thar-
ouEhfare will pass
Each owner all he given a hear
trs AZ 20 the amount ne should y
paid for that part Of his property
taken.
The total cost % extending ne
boulevard will then be Assessed
against the property benefited ~
the Improvement. The proceedings
viii take up several weeks time u
she suueriof court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-10
HAS QUEER
DELUSUN

Il am 10 Be hanged this evening AZ
8 O ciock. II YEA ask the sheriff ~
VII show YEA the rupe that = t.
strange me. George shank. an Ens
sane mas. avs 70 every one = hu
pasaFa his eeii tu the county jail
on. ] nexsr Thought I would aase
10 die that ssy. ard I cagft stand ~,
Nish suFtse eHe would give me sasuH
poison 50 that / ~ b. SPARED Inv
= ~ ...sf.s tssA~ $1,000 1900 &..sS--
uGaIu.
The unfortunate man T. salaE
through ali the tortures 81 rerssen
about 90 Be hanged and viii listen -
no one who tells him that be i not
20 b. executrd
When ASKED II he has ever killed
any one. he replies
4 am a wicked. wicked man.
guess I killed some one but can't
remember
shank has hesn working IN the
yards OF the Seattle Electric ara-
rsny FOR about five months During
all that time he has acted very
uueeriy he Was taken into custody
by the sheriff yesterday and will be
examined for insanity tomorrow
morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-10
GROSSLY
NEGLIGENT

SAN FRANCISCO. Anra Il. =
unNed states Judge pcitaVeu thls
morning decided that the wreck -
the steamship I{io Janiero on Wash
ingtons birthday 1871. vas aue 20
the gross nsssli kencc ~ Plot Ia9ssan
and Cafsatu Ward ir trying T. enter
the harhnr IN a aenas, fnE tie ltiu-
its esg liability Of the company to
s.. 90. At present there are claims 1
a xuirSs the eonnany 10 she afu9ant /
OF half a mil,iua dollars
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-10
CLASS TRUST

ooTHESRuRG. Sweden. April 10
"A combination OF Swedish crystal
glass manufacturers has been form
ing. Including. the eight leading fac
tories controlling the production and
the market The annual production
will be reduced from zoo. eco 10 ite. =
aoa cases
Eight of the ten Swedish factories
producing ~.sssw SASS have s!aa
/ formed n combine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-10

Rampls Lace curtain t.ndH OF
Irish isalHt Lace There are 800 uf
them from = 20 ~ yHrdH long. a.
extra heavy iiish Point. with ali
over designs. aet figures and plain
center these curtains are all single
and would seil az from s. "a tb.lA
each if full lengths thcy are the
biFreas bafzaiu ~ over Offered.
"a. each. tae. after q
An sentiment af Dressed Dolls.
slightly sailed saias value up "a
dte each after .. b. each.
Chndfeus white Dresses. stssH
months. and years. made
Mother Hubbard or peasant style.
trimmed vita dainty cnnhrstdrfY.
regular Waite sc aud pa, special
after q Eaa.
womea'a Muslin Drawers. have
t.i1rh hraiHtli aed ruffis. ftKuiar
VALUE So Hpa5 taI after q Use
Women Muslin Gowns. Anthsr
Hubbard dsIa. turhsd yoke. reEus
iat value 49, special after 6 sse
Infants and chiidfvna White
Lawn emnH trimmed With lAee
rnehlng and hnhe rinhuu regular
value - special after q tte.
chiiaren.H and Misses White
skirts aIfh aud Nithfut waste,
has deep 'ruffle and clusters Of
fire fuekH. REGULAR value So and
iir special after g ftc.
Wumeu's Tea Arfons. made Of
fine white lawn tfifHtnEa VIII
embroidery apeelei after {. sc.
Wumfu.n EofNHtH. hrukNn ntHse.
regular valve 81 ~ and tt.ss. reg
uiaf after e aag
MACK aad cainrr1 NsfesfiEsd
safeeu refflanats. snsns with fuf
fisf fiaauasa others with aerof-
Al 81 Hafa IN Panama Re
dqfaH after 4 10
All tlsa Panama Fsdoras aftsf
q gtao
u insh ~ wool gopps chsvIo,
Cloth at sse value 81 ~,
an Wnal Plain ard Fancy Wool
wsisiiurE &c value itc.
uays X asa Pants. foF aFss e.
"a years. worth ~. Tor lie
na3a Waists and nNfassa. fnf
ages 10 IL YEsfs. ln EtnEharS.
u.ru,ie ard nutluK flannel. worth
rfe FOR 80
Men'a 80 nalbriEgan Underwear.
. garment. asc
Mru'H soft SsWiiKee shirts. with
Collars and cuffs attached, each.
az
Womeu,s Hsfutrtorf Black nrsl.
iiaat t4sis yiuse Rembrandt rtb-
bid hlEh spiked heel. double sais.
rxceiisnf quality regular prise -
.p@riai after {. &c only three 10
ID customer
Wvutsu.n Jersey RIbl~A Hleaehsd
Cotton Vests. hish neck. henK
ai~evea. pearl hnttons. superior
nnlrh regular or cot aizss. WUfth
as. after {. isc-