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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-09-17
KEEP UP WITH TRAFFIC.
That Is the Great Problem Which
Confronts the Katy.

President H. G. Rouse of the Nj. X
& 7. says in his annual report:
Notwithstanding the large additions
made each year to motive power and
cars, the equipment barely keeps pace
with the increase of the traffic require
ments. There were delivered during
the year SO locomotives, 337 box cars,
500 combination coal and stock cars,
100 fiat cars 100 dump cars. 80 pas
have been made for delivery this year
OF Sc engines, 936 box cars and 63 pas
senger coaches.
The total car equipment at the
close of the year was 1880, net in
crease OF 74a cars.
THE plant for preserving ties near
Greenville treated S9S,081 cross ties, S95
sets of switching ties and $4,000 feet of
pilinE. The method used is the zinc
chloride process.
THE condition of the crops. though
backward, does not threaten deficiency
along the lines of the system, as APP
pears probable in other sections of the
country.
1.-THE question of statehood for Okla
homa and Indian Territory possesses
great interest for the company. since
an admission of these territories TO
state government would be immedi-
ately followed by a large accession of
population and development
The officers and employees are espe-
cially commended for their faithful and
ef1clent services during the last year"
Following is the report of operation
for the fiscal year ending June 30. 1900
as COMPARED with the earnings of the
last previous fiscal year:
1903 1902
Gross earnings 81. POS 1872 rs SIC, 391 399 81
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-09-17

: For forty years Dr. Fowler's Extract
of Wild Strawberry has been curing
summer Complaint. dysentery, diar-
rhoea, bloody flux, pain in the stomach,
and it has never yet failed to do every
thing claimed for it,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-09-17
A Farmer Commits Suicide.

Osborne, Kas.. Sept. 17.-John Strebel.
a prosperous farmer of Grant town
ship. committed suicide by shooting
himself through the head. The
weapon used was a IS calibre revolver.
He died instantly. He was 81 years old
and leaves a wife and three grown
children There was no family trouble
and the cause of his act is unknown.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-09-17
WOMEN

-, Women who are almost distracted at
the slightest noise, who are easily fatipr-
ued and unable to sleep. should com
mence taking Hostetter's Stomach Bit
ters at once. Hundreds of women suf-
tering from Female Complaints have
voluntarily testified to its efficacy in
cases of Cramps, Nausea, Headache.
Insomnia, Indigestion and Constellation
You will therefore make no mistake in
trying 1t. Don't accept a substitute.
H0STETTER'S
STOMACH BlTTERS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-27
DsSioYAi 10 BoTH
PARTY AND PEOPLE


bemins exceedingly The
the legislature
,esvhsy them and will be wheh they
aside all
the
ENceedinsy OF manwh viii
tnl,if paynE
applied the action pdEng
themselves Harold United
which months
si smaller he any
besides explanations
senators the commission blu me
As matter % fact the commission hill small
poftanee 10 the
u
and file Of
pabcaa
loyal Republican
The siee,en Kis n
matter OF far grrater Importance
count, Is IN favor Of home the
Republican
pledged 10 work candidacy.
Yet In fsee Of these
puiasd their
P~sen
mission hl their a Olympia
10 Preston
une Of the
KING county viii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-27
[. m. ROGERS Is
FOUND GUILTY

l. NJ. ROGERS ~aH found guilty Of
bihehtunii IA Judge BELLS department
Of the superior court, late yeatsfday
afternoon. The Jury was out just 20
ninufra.
Rogers IL an alleged private de-
lettlNe. lie MaH convicted Of havs
M frightened ollie Iialbart. a young
boy, with ihfrtH Of arrest. Into Fiv-
Ina him hush money. Young Hat.
bert Was employed by Frederick A
Nelson and hhn been accused Of fail
ufe 10 account for goods valued al
1913. Rogers. In hia Ga pauity as de-
trettSe. was employed 10 investigate
<Patiers for the frin. 1faibcft, on
noTers' report. lost his place.
TIE young man told Detective iiar-
bee qf the demands of ftoKefs oct
4 iiarbce marked three silver dol
lprH and told Haibert To give them to
IoHern. when he should again ask
Tor money.
ifatbrrt dii ~. and a few seconds
after liafhse arrested Rogers, who
had this evidence of his guilt M hls
pockets
The case was not kfrssusiy contest
~ by the defendant. Ia view Of the
overwhelming evidence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-27

The cgia Of tippnns. Hospital"
may sometimes be trsced back nursery
This putting mildly The whole
enne~s eomony snAdsrpd
is faults anth the
wsii-mesnins
The hoy
comfort by putting acquiring
ust m little different il as fun
These sen<~tius q par.
psr~ II Is but short from tAs
and sdi to strong
that this
r- searr Is I'm desire for sxhtiarat
tty and .
hut the man who u .
he has tried to ar.sss and master twill toll
whnh he satisfy
which IN his ehithcea BY -plecsns~
No
all the
The will tsss the WHISKY q
s'or- his
semhns the stomach must ~ ssht "a
Gold cure graduates
vatsr others By vurninx
crackers and others
Not untn this longing : he earwc s~sple.e
OF children permitted pamper helr
stomaess eeeane iunksrdsncs hqaor
Other coalitions may Be lacking 70 make them
hut the finder contact
TIE match s good luck anything
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-27

Dr. Arthur Mcdonald % Automobiles.
vic cars tsiephen~e and eh~r
erase IN crime Insanity and
ysa say
Of ctxtHr rnod thfnx~
Yes bot hast peril.
s-at mistake to
70 he IL not iudtsionsy aa
~ susxie In far
hs natural struggle q mind
A. pr MeDcnaid put abuaHa,
"An upon he nervous compared
rhefsfore 20 afure.
Of
PrnsrfA found hlns.f He had
no IN his
n.
Immediate
nhsfns strength from their
aassens cs.i ursn
which It
Does civilization
IL civilized Of ~
he he
VIII
forget thai
a
. mo ami much more
he II imai AZ the bm.~n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-27
MITCHE ELL
Reelected

fRDTAsApOIfs, Jan U.-fhs
referendum vote FOE officers Of the
United Aiue Workers has resulted
Ia the unanimous reelection 81
President John Mitchell aud heeFe
tRry W. %. wilson indianapolis
was nhussn az the piaee " the next
fneetins. The convention ysatst "a ,
took strong ground In favor ~ tbs
anti.iniunaii0n bill nov pending ia
congress-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-27
MISS dwrSDoI.YN burden.

Miss burden has beaatiful light
brown hair. dslicaf. pink and
white compilation. q me ns9fs and
an air of great distinction. She u =
good horue women. swimmer and ALL
rouni athlete.
II vas r4mored during the sum-
mer that Miss burden was about "a
marty yuanE eeos v. fiaker, snn of
J. Ff~ftonf Aatssa's leading sszs-
ciais. but her family fnstmated thai
the tunef was at least premature.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-27
MAacor ouIrs

A minor act ~ the city council last
evening ended the pratfactHd HtruKs
ale that The undefaliahla element 81
The old feAtficted district recently
wnned 90 retain 10 privileges John
clancy, proprietor Of the haneoi lhsz
ntef 81 unaANoff memory. was per-
United by tho ordinances 20 transfer
the liquor license OF that notorious
researt 20 the uottHtein saloon al BIS
FIRST avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-27

NEW YORK. Jan. ~ Especially
When q Elft n called 'stha Iss~ttle.s
bud and The reisnlns belle af the
too." Il u Interesting 10 study her
picture. which 10 here printed fof
the fifst thine
She IL Miss dNrndaisn burden.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Z Town
send burden. typical memherH Of
New fork'H older and most esria-
siyc naciuty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-27

to.date song and dance artist. vas
sxsod. i'tof. clara has arranged Hsi
sntiruty new pfVsram fuf his rrf-
forming dosA. The animals are ref=
tainiy cieeef and veil trained. Dur
fnK the gveaiaE a farce comedy. The
Cattle king Of Teas was prasiueei
b. the cofnpanp.
Third Ass-as
Weary willie walksf.- the atfrac-
tion al the Third Avenue this week.
bids fair to he = record breaking
show. u IL A clever performances.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-27
LOCAL THEATERS


osslp Dabfiiowitseh held the n,a-
klc-loters Of Seattle entranc~d for
two said hours Al the GfAnd last
night The rounE Russian pianisi's
tone shading and rsmaF h able touch
we're enmnfeadesi ~ the musicians IN
attendance. The program rendered
waa not stftsnx. bat was beautifully
executed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-27

The rev vandrvtiie com psny npen.
II q weeks engagement At the MAJ
tson last night Hasssf and o.N~tl
made hit and the OfSsll SISTERS
demonstrated that thrY arr two eirx.
81 performers f1iA HfoN ard. an an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-27
I'M NrW TrnprnloIN

The erection II - thfee.stofy ffafns
building az 500 aud 500 King stree
N contemplated by Nm. chappell
The proposed structure VIII be COZ
100 feot. ana the estimated cost u
tiff00. Its site II IA the heart 81
the new tendsfIain district.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-27

The littic farce which the seven
Repuhlican state senators from
King county are enaetIns at Oiyss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-27

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. Tiles
Chof a.ssi knz<'ksd su, peter Aahsl
IN the neesad ruaaa last nlght. Ths
fighf wa~ one .ian1 frots ths start
11aa decisive blou was left ssnx
10 the law
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-17

Women's vici kid, kid tip double, sole; vici kid with patent tip and Cuban heel, button or lace; and vici kid, patent leather tip, Cuban heel, with vici or dull top Price 2.5o
 Boys and youths satin calf shoes several styles and makes. s:'' Prices LIS, l.25, l.35 and l.5o
 Vici kid shoes, patent tip solid oak sole; also box calf. button or lace.
 Infants 75c. Childrens' Loo
 @..x@ Misses l.25 @ a,. Extra fine vici kid, solid oak sole, patent tip, all widths, button or lace. InfantsI.oo Childrens' l,25 Misses Loo
 T. v.~ sst3 s. Foot-form.last. Vici kid with pat. ent tip oak sole button or lace, all
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-17
500 Furs for FPS

Coats We doubt if anyone in New Haven is showing the variety of fall and winter costs, that we are, coats of Covert, Montenac, Kersey, Melton, and broadcloth, all bought before the rush was on, and consequently are here at uni usually low prices. The following are special for Saturday.
 Coat of covert, corset shaped; g inches long, satin lined throughout I2. so value. E
 Special Saturday $50
 Covert Coat, corset shape, ex- ceptionally well made, good quality satin lining, I5.oo or I6. SO value.
 Special Saturday l2.50
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-17

while at the bottom of the scale stand those who are engaged in the rnanufac. ture and sale of alcoholic drinks, who are apt to do more or less drinkine themselves.
 It would also appear that the weigh, of the brain may be increased by. tn, direct, exercise of it's own function, iner of mental training showing, as A rule greater brain weight than others. II should be remembered that the size o the head cannot be taken as a trust worthy index of the weight of the brain The organic quality is the main thing London Express. sa, -.,,- ~. s..,s.. g.-s,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-17

citation, Congress of Mothers, State Federation of Women's Clubs, Wo- mems Relief corps and the Teachers league.
 \ Miss Mary M. Abbott of Watertown
 spoke of the work of the State Con-
 federation of Women's clubs in or
 ganizing these clubs. The encourage
 ment of patriotic instruction in the
 public schools by the Wonaan's Re-
 lief corps was discussed by Mrs.
 Reynolds of Noroton, the representa- tive of that organization, and a let ter from the Colonial Danes was read describing their work of the same kind, by offering prizes for es- says and in many other ways.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-17

Waists Special counter of cot. ton waists, several styles, all new r.a5 value, Saturday Special 95e
 Mercerized darnask waists, wide plaited front, French back, pearl buttons, IFS value.
 Special Saturday l.25
 Brilliantine waists, plaited front and tucked back, white buttons, 200 value.
 Special Saturday l,50
 Mercerized cheviot ill white and colors, tucked front, white buttons. 100 value. g.. s ~-. Saturday Special 65c
 Other waists, in wool and cot ton, including some of fine vestings s5 l.95 to 1000
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-17

l.50 Union Suits at Soc-Heavy ribbed garments, made ill the best manner, in all sizes from 34 to A. While they last, soc
 For 100 We have garments sold in many stores for 50. .
 For l.2s All wool ribbed garments, that are steam shrunk, and worth good deal more.
 For l50 Our No. 5 A, is we'll kuown and cannot be bought elsewhere for this money
 Fine Shirts LOO each Just received, large line of stiff bosom shirts, in the newest shirting materials and patterns; cuffs to match, all sizes. Price .00 each
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-17
The Howe X Stets0n Co.

development.
 The real progress in brain study is made by those who undertake the work, as far as possible without any precon- ceived and preperfected theory to lead or mislead them. Dr. H. Mantiegka has recently published in the Proceedings of the Royal Scientific Society of Bohe- mia," some remarkable observations on the relations of the weight of the brain and the size and shape of the skull to the mental powers of man.
 These investigations show the impor- tance of good feeding to brain develop ment. The brain can not do its work
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-17
Muslin Underwear

Fionneiette gowns, full size and we'll made, s9c value.
 Special Saturday, 35c Fiannelette gowns, of good quai- ity material, collar and yoke trim med with braid, 7sc value.
 Special Saturday, 5'c FIannelette gowns. plain mate rial braid trimmed, two styles 100 value.
 Special Saturday, 7sc Petticoats, of mercerized sateen. wide accordion plating with strapping of self material, I.2s value. Special Saturday, s5c corsets New styles in sateen and jean corsets, girdies. short and medium lengths. in dip hip and straight front. soc New models in the straight front, dip hip priscilla corsets, our own make, and real I.5o value.
 Price 100 the pair Golf Vests Single breasted, white buttons, red, white, black and green, r.a5 value.
 Special Saturday, oSc
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-17

without an abundance of pure. we'll nourished blood. Other things being equal, a heavier brain implies greater mental power, and pr. Mantiegka finds that persons employed in industries where the rourishment of the, body is apt to be insufficient and the muscular exercise slight, show, as a rule, higher brains than do more favorably circum- stanced persons.
 Blacksmiths and metal workers in general have heavier brains than coach men, but the latter exceed carpenters in brain weight, and carpenters exceed persons employed in clothing industries,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-17

could be classified as readily as plants, and nobody could fail to distinguish be- tween them any more than one can fail to select roses from lilies.
 One might predict absolutely from a glance at his head that given young man must become a great financier or a poet or philosopher with no more danger of mistake than in asserting that one tree will produce acorns and another apples. But the shrewdest sort of phrenologists see that this will not do, and so they endeavor to modify the bases of their science to suit the infi- nitely varied facts of human nature and
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-17
Other Women's Wearing Apparel Priced Low.

Dress Suits Of fine quality Lymansville cheviot, bloused jack. ct, stole effect, trimmed with bands Of peau de soie, three quarter lengths; skirt trimmed to match tee jacket, 22.5o value.
 Saturday l6.50
 Walking skirts in plain cloths and mixtures, several styles, s.e5 value. Saturday 2.95
 Walking skirts of new mixtures checks and invisible plaids, made up in the newest styles, positively a 5. so skirt. Saturday 3.95
 Walking Skirts of fine all wool notions. black, blue and oxford, also fine line of mixtures, 7,5o va Tue. Saturday 5.00
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-17

Women's fleece lined shaped ribbed vests high neck, long sleeves French band pants to mntch, worth soc 35c. 3 for LOO Women's shaped ribbed vests, high neck long sleeves, French band pants to match.
 : 25c Boys heavy fleece lined shirts, grey !. drawers to match, sizes "A to 34.'
 Special at l9c Chiidren's part wool grey vests, high Eeck longs leeves, pants and drawers to match, sizes 20 to 34, worth 75c garment.
 39c, 5 for LOO children's shaped ribbed vests, part wool pants to match. 29e, 4 for LOO :. Women's heavy fleece lined black cotton hose, spliced heels and toes.
 l2tc, pairs for 50c
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-17
Neckwear

Very stylish new stocks and top collars, embroidered and lace. Stocks, mostly in white, but very pretty styles will be found in pink, blue, and black and white; regular a5c value.
 On sale Saturday at l24c Top collars, handsomely em' broidered, in great variety of de signs-many of them exclusiv' with us, any among them wortl I2Hc, some2oc each.
 Saturday, 7c
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-17

anu uHuGEWSdTs
 Women's black cotton hose made of two thread yarn, double soles, heels, and, toes narrowed anke, elastic top, absolutely fast dye, called Yale Brand, worth Iec
 Special loo, 2 for 25o
 Women's medium weight, black cotton hose, spliced heels and toes. -. =. @ :s@7g l2te, 5 pairs for 50e
 Women black cashmere hose, grey heels and toes, ribbed or hem top.
 .a.:=.- ..:. 25c a pair, l,35 A doz.
 Boys heavy 2xI ribbed cotton hose, spiiced heels and toes. .m- l8c, 3 pairs for 500 Women's heavy fleece lined shaped, rib bed vests, high neck, long sleeves, French band ankle length pants to match, regular and extra sizes. 50c garment.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-17
This Mems Wear Will Go Quickly at These Prices

Things the Boys Are Needing.
 Prices Right for Everybody. .@ 50c Flannel Shirts at 3oc Outing flannel shirts just the thing for this weather there are light and dark colors and the shirts are worth soc each
 Special Saturday, 3oc For 25c A full line of boys blue and grey mixed caps sizes and 7. .." For soc Norfolk caps, in all wool mixtures, a very popular cap sizes 6ss toy. .~ Boys l.25 Sweaters at 75c All wool sweaters, in red and blue; these we bought from manufac- turer who was overstocked and was willing to sell them below price. Saturday, 75c
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-17
Shoes for the Family. Reliable FoOfs0ear Priced RiGbfIy.

widths; also same style with dull kid top.
 Infants'l25 Children'sl.5o Misses Poo
 Little mems enamel box calf, dull top safety heel. Price Zoo
 Vici kid or box calf, safety heel, Goodyear welt, Price l.5o
 Also box calf safety heel, machine seWed '@ Price l.25
 Infants Patent leather with a dull kid top, sizes to s, button or lace. Price l.25
 Patent leather, cloth top, button, sizes I to $ Price Loo
 Spring heel, 4 to 8, i.25. White kid, button, to 6, l25.
 Spring heel, 4 to 8, l.5o. :: Patent leather, white kid top, I to L25.
 Spring heel, 4 to 8, l35.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-17
WOMEN IN COUNCIL.
Seven Organizations Represented at Hartford-Miss Abbott Speaks.

Seven Organizations Represented al s Hartford-Miss Abbott Speaks.
 . Hartford, Oct 16.-The Connecticut
 Women's Council of Education held
 it's first regular meeting last evening
 at the Allyn house. Twenty-nine
 members were present from all parts
 of Connecticut. The council is com
 posed of all the various won1en's or
 ganizations, in the state interested in education, and the following organi- zations were represented last night: Association of Collegiate Alumnae Women's Christian Temperance union Eastern Connecticut Mt. Holyoke asso-
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-17

Stationery. ..... Paysons Indelibe Ink. 2lo Tigers playing cards, loo pack. Rubber tip lead pencils, 90 dog. Leather Goods.
 Boston bags with leather corners assorted colors, IIxIa inches regu- lar price soc. !.
 Saturday Special 45c
 Art Needlework. E Irish point shafns, 79c Pillow tops and backs, l5e Bead looms, l5c 12 inch renaissance doylies 25c 25c Taffetas Ribbons 15c Very fine all silk taffeta ribbon 4M inches wide in black only, reg. ular value is a5c the yard. Saturday Special l5o
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-17
Yeilings

Special prices for Saturday, new styles Of yard veilings, variety of patterns. l2c the yard Made veils, that are good value at soc and 75c. For Saturday,
 2Sc and 50c each
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-17

The Camera Store is equipped to supply your every need; anna teurs' work done in the most satis- factory manner. You will derive the best results possible from neg atives developed and printed here
 Mezzanine Floor. .r .
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-17
The Ideal Studio.

HIGHCLASS POP7RAIZyZPE 4T REASONABLE PRICES.
 We have fitted out the most complete and modern Studio in the State. The Dutch Re- ception Room is worthy a special visit alone.
 All kinds of work, inciud- ing carbon finish, at prices much lower than any other frst-class studio.
 Only entrance through The Howe & Stetson Stores.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-17
W0men's Winter Underwear
 A r H11z oon3 Ex,e~ Tocc

Ar q HaJ and Ex'en Less. They of the largest mills in the country and econds."
 shaped ribbed part ves high neck long sleeves French band pants match worth 75c garment Special soc ribbed part wool union su high neck long sleeves ankle ength pants, worth I.5o Special LOO
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-17
Rosamonde loo a pair.

At the price there is nothing shown to match the value offered in our Rosamonde, clasp Paris point glace kid in tan, mode, beaver, oak wood, claret, white, pearl and black; the finish on this seasons importation is handsomer than ever shown and would be bargain at I.25 pair.
 Saturday LOO
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-17
fg tr- Tf .,..
 LATEST ABOUT BRAINS.
Observations on the Relations of Skulls
 to the Mental Powers.

Mans curiosity Is naturally boundless concerning his brain, which is believed to be the seat and the token of that mental power which makes him the un- disputed king of the earth. If the brain were really such box of drawers as some phrenologists have assumed, with everything in its place and all possible faculties accounted for, human heads
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-17
Gloves, Neckwear and Veilings.
New Shades in Fall Gloves.

Superior quality, excellent workmanship shave made our glove store popular with women who know good gloves.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-17
CandySpeciaI for Saturda,

GdnoySpeclai TOT SaLur0ay Ligh colored, hand dipped choco- lates, the kind that sell for 4oc the pound. Saturday 25c Nine flavors, chocolate cream, peppermiuts, wintergreens, sour orange pralines, St Nicholas, straw berry pralines, raspberry pralines, pineapple and coffee.
 Chocolate Punch.
 With whipped cream, perfectly delicious, Dc and I0e the plate.
 Raspberry Sherbet.
 A drink that satisfies the taste and quenches the thirst, 5e
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-17
The Howe & Stetson Stores.
1o.50 Walking Suits at l2.5O

About 25 walking suits, in plain cloths and mix lures, several styles, bloused effect, Norfolk and tight fitting. No too alike. They are positively worth from Io.5o to a5.oo. To sell them all Saturday, we have made special of them at one price, 12.5O each
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-17
JeweIry.

Shell hair pins hand finished 2lc a package.
 Large assortment of bead neck chains, 23e each.