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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-29
Separating Gamblers and LegisIa-
tors.

''In the old days. when the capital
of Alabama was located at Tuscaloosa,
there was good deal of open gam
bling at that seat of legislation. said
Mr.. D. NJ. Lowrey Of New Orleans, ac-
cording to the Washington Post. ct
was the custom in those times for
men Of all grades of society TO risk
their money at games of chance, and
the lawmakers who gathered at Tus-
caloosa were among the best patrons
of the gaming tables.
The proprietor of one of those re-
sorts. wishing to keep the state solons
separated from the ordinary custom
ers of his place, put up a big sign in
the apartment devoted 10 faro, poker,
roulette and the like. which read:
Members of the Legislature please
take the table to the right; gamblers
take the table 10 the left-it's hard to
tell you apart"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-29
80 PAGES.
INDN 10 MN LDIERIlSEKEHTS

Special Notices-Try a Barrel Of our
Kindling. Woled -Philpot Co; Shoes
for Summer Wear. c. +. Cler, Sailing
Instructions, Savannah Yacht Club
For sale. Benton Transfer Company:
Just Received, P. c. Mcmillan; Notice
10 Those Who Use sprinklers, L.
Kinsey. Superintendent; A Card,
Marx Apple. open Wednesday, June 1,
Warsaw: Bring II Along, New York
Steam Dye Works; Rheumatic Chick
ems. Jas J. Joyce.
Business Notices-Wedoing Silver,
Theus & Co.; Now Is the Time. E. s
Abrahams. Jr.: II Is Here At Last,
Electric Supply Company; The Selec-
zion Of Wedding Gifts. r VanKuren
Co; Lovers of Good Coffee. Nun
stsr
Excursions - Family Excursion.
Steamer Louise.
Hard lanes These Linss-T. A. Bry-
son.
Casino This week-conic Opera
''Olivette"
Open To-day-south End Hotel
Music TO-oay-Hofel TYbee-
A Sunday smoke-Cortez Cigars.
When You Want the Best-Belxinger
& Co.
Summer sundries-Walsh & Meyer.
Everything Ready to Wear Except
Shoes-B. L. Levy, Bro. d Co.
The Most Skilled Medical Service at
Lowest Priee-Dr. J. Newton Hath
away.
a Waist sale-At Foys & Eckstein's.
Popular and Reliable store-Gustave
Eclzstein & Co.
Atlantic City. N. J.. and Return
seabosrd Air Lane Railway.
Paxton's B-B-Poison-The Solomons
Company.
Don't Do ft--Lattimore's
It Is Simply Folly-Dr. N. schwab's
Son.
orders Filled at once-Conida's.
Franks Rheumatic Remedy-Living-
ston's Pharmacy.
Hot Days In June-Savaanah Gas
COMPANY.
Special Feature This week-Daniel
Hogan.
Use Dents Dog Rsmsdies-J. T.
Shuptrine.
Future Bools-James O'LeAry.
Something New-E. 4 w. Laundry.
a Ring Through All the Land-Leo-
pold Adler.
Our Stock Of Automobnes-R. V.
Connsrst.
YOun Be Safe Riding IN a Ford
Electric Supply Company.
New SuhscriberE-Beil Telephone Co.
Muslin Underwear Sa2e-Jackson d
Gutman.
a Few Interesting Items-At tne Bee
HIVE
HsSmespun-Connor q sullivan.
The Final Cbean Up-Leopold Adler.
Have You Tried Rock Royal-Mc-
Graah & Rans1ord.
Cowpeas-w. D. simkins & Co.
Ask Your Wife-People's Savings and
Loan Co.
For the Coming weddings-Tnomas
West & Co.
Mems Suits-TAe Metropolitan Co.
No Man Can Own Too MAny-B. H.
Levy, Bro. & CO.
Canvas and Duck Low Shoes-Globe
Shoe Company.
What-Falk's. Around the Corner.
Sensational Dry Goods Sale-Foye &
Ecksi ein.
A Model Block-C. II. Dorserr, Auc-
tloneer
Rockdale Butper-The Dean1onioo Co.
Hair Tonie-RoWlinski. Druggist.
Have Consoled Millions-Pete
Daley.
Chancellor Cigars-Henry Solomon
& Son
Fo0ds-Force.
You Do Not Pay for Failures, But
for Cures-Dr Reynolds & Co.
Railroad Schedales-Southern Rail
way.
Don't Worry - Savannah-G Georgia
Laundry.
Look, Look-Jas G. Nelson.
Hotels and Summer Resorts-Cottage
in Ashevilie, Albemsrle Park Co; A
summer Paradise. Delaware and Hud-
son Railroad.
Auction Sales-Household Furniture
by G. H. Dorset, Auctioneer.
Medical-PeruRA. Dr. Pierce's Gold
en- Medical Discovery; Newbto's Herp-
iclae, Pinkham Remedy, Danderine.
Cheap Column Advertisements-Hs
Wanted; Employment Wanted: For
Rent: For sale; Lost; Personal. Mis-
ceilaneous.
The weather
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-29

In the Philadelphia Ledger of FRI
day there appears a double-leaded
editorial headed, Run Down the Park
Brute" The editorial commences:
The beast who committed the foul
deed in Paramount Park on Tuesday
must be captured. Reward sufficient
should be offered to put upon the trail
Of the fend every police and detective
agency IN the country, and his pun
ishment should be certain and swift"
In the same newspaper on the same
day there appeared a news dispatch
from New Havan, Conn, telling of a
third white woman assaulted in the
streets Of that city within q short
time. In the dispatches this morning
is a news item telling of an assault
in Central Park on two white girls.
and of mob's demonstration against
the assailant. In all of these cases
the "brutes' and "hends" were. negroes.
The North is now learning from ex-
perience one of the phases of the race
question that it would not compre-
bend when told Of it by the South.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-29

The indications for Georgia for To.
day are for fair weather. with fresh
east to south winds. Eastern FloriY,
partly cloudy weather, with light vari-
able winds.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-29
CcrOfuLd

Few are entirely free from it.
1t may develop 50 slowly as to cause
little if any disturbance during the whole
period Of childhood.
1t may then produce irregularity OF thu
stomach and bowels, dyspepsia, catarrh,
and marked tendency TO consumptior
before manifesting itself in much cutaneous
eruption OF glandulAr swelling
II is best TO be sure that you are ouite
free from it, and for its complete eradIes.
tion You can rely on
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-29

The best Of All medicines Tor al huEnors.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-29
UNITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE

United States Ma ~sha
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-06
FLOODS AND LOW WATER
viii Be a Thing of the Past " Plans
Now Proposed Are
Carried Out.

To DO away with floods ANA low W..
en-, to provide electric current and
fact to harness the Ohio river
uom PittsHars 10 Cairo for $5o.o00
l0a is the latest plan proposed by
several capitalists Of Cincinnati
a meeting was held ia that city
sunday at the residence Of Isaac ii
Miller at which time plans were out.
lined ana discussed for carrying our
his great project AT The meeting
we're Gen. Michael Ryan, former City
Auditor Boyden, Z. z Bradstreet, Of
be Bradstreei commercial agency;
John Paul, of tbe Fairmorut Brewing
9mpany William o Klien former
.ity electrician Attorney o J. Rem
ler Attorney Albert Bettnger ana
ycral other lawyers and capitalists.
they were all pledged "a secrecy
The plan is 10 elaborate on the
work. now being done by tho govern.
nent ANA also 10 build reservoirs at
he headwatefs of the tributaries Of
he OHIO II is said that the plan can
be- carried out for s5o,ooo,o0o. that e;
viii do away entirely with floods ana
low water and also that it win pro.
vide electric current 60 all the cities
along the river at small fraction Ok
.he present cost Another meeting
.or the purpose af pushing the plans
@il' DE he'll ia the near future.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-06
MAY HAVE CLUB ROOMS
Knights Of Father Matt ew Want q
Club House-7eception Fer
Father DoWney

The first regular meeting OF the ST.
James Council 30. III. KNIGHTS OF
Fahor Matthew. was haH asf niea-
in ST. patricks haI and about twenty
new members were taken into the
order
The membership Is Increasing rap
lily a-l the local council is con en-
plating putting iu Hrstolass club
rooms with a gymnasium and bath.
billiard and reading 70 ms.
Toe following committee was an.
point d TO investigate the matter ana
also 10 arrange for a reception To be-
rendered Father Downey. Thursday
evening al ST. Patrick's hall. c. A.
Petit p pou1. Fl. Vailcr. Fraal.
O'Shea, James Lahue and Albert Sui.
Ivan.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-06
WON GOLD MEDAL.

A parry consisting of Mrs Georaa
Dougherty. Misses Helen Donghertr.
Patti Tolson. Myra Smith and
Nellie McEllgott went to villa Ridge
yesterday to attend a W. G. T. T.. gold
medal oratOrical contest
The five Young ladies' from Cairo
entered The confess along with one
yoHrg lady Of villa Ridge, ana Miss
Helen Doughtery won the medal. Tie
subject Of her Grafton was Francis
f. Willard
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-06
PERSONAL MATTERS
Notes of interest Relating to Citizens
Their Friends and Rel
atiVes.

Mr.. Clarence Cooley, Of Mound CITY
was In Cairo yesterday
Mr.. Fl. bernstein has returned from
a business trip 70 ST Louis.
States Attorney Alexander Wilson
has returned from ST. Louis
Mrs. Joseph F. Tanner and little
son left yesterday for Dayton. Ohio
to visit relatives.
Miss Jessie Neadstine and Lena
sterns. Of Mound City, spent yesler
day in Cairo shopping.
DR. Clancy has moved his office
from 23l5 Sycamore street TO $40
Twenty-eighth street.
pr ] q. sullivan returned yester.
day from East ST Louis. whore ne
went on business connected with the
state board Of health.
Mr.. II. +. Halliday left yesterday
noon for Chicago on business.
Mr.. David s. Lansaen win return
to-day from New York
Mr.. and Mrs. r. 3, MILFORD Mrs
Paul Page, Of Barlow. KY are visit
ing Mr. r. p Grace and Mr., John NJ
Ghalson anu families.
Miss Bay Redden returned yester
day to her home In Buchanan, Mich
after few weeks visit with the fam
lily of Mr.. Herman c. Sehuh.
Mrs. Belle Emerson and Mrs. r A
Stanley, who have been visiting Mrs.
]. H. Jones several days. returned TO
their home Arlington, Ky, yesterday
Mr.. David Hart, formerly an alder
man in this city, was here yesterday
en- route to Galesboro, Mo, to accept
a position with the Cotton Belt rail-
way.
Mrs e. W. Halliday is expected to
return from Mobile, Ala. where sne
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs
J. J. Jennelle Jr. who will accom-
pany her home.
Mrs. J. W Porter IS reported quite
i'll at her home on Sixteenth street
Mr. Frank Howe is spending a few
weeks On his plantation at Briers.
Miss
Mr. NJ. j, Farubakor, secretary Of
the K / T league, and Mr. Ell Kaya.
naugh acting manager Of the Cair
baseball club, attended the meeting
of X. l. T league members at Padu
cab yesterday
Mr. Frank T. Thurman foreman ri
the Citizen news room returned from
Quincy yesterday, where be attended
the Great Council Of the Improved Or
der Of Red Men as a delegate from
the Cairo lodge
Mr. II. l. Haynes is expected to ar
rive today from Austin, Texas, en-
route TO Smthland Ky to be al the
bedside Of his aged father who is
very III While here he viii be the
guest Of his brother. Mr.. c. {. Haynes
OF the boat store.
Mrs Louise Wasem returned 10 her
home in 81. Louis yesterday after "a
three weeks visit with her brother
Mr.. Phil Preetorus and family
Col John c. Clancy has gone 20
Chester w Va, to visit his daughter
Mrs r. c King
Mr. " 2. Halliday oil Memphis
spent several hours in the city yester-
day en- route to Chicago. where DE
viii meet bis mother. Mrs Eliza IS
Halliday. and his sister Mrs Emery
II. Rogers ana children. who have
just returned from Los Angeles
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-06

jack C. Taylor company, ono week
beginning Monday, May 9, at the
Opera Housc.
The ladies Of tho Christian church
viii hold their monthly social with
Mrs. y r. Griffin, 1907 Washington
Jack c. Taylor who win appear
here all next week al The haai OF MS
most excellent company is not
stranger to Cliro theaicr goes as hc
appeared here q year or SO aa1 boiag
connected with The Ermse-TayIor
repertoire show Mr. Taylor lays
claim t. being The old repertoire ace
on in the south, where lie has been
playing fer hc past IS years through
which territory DC was The originator
II popular priced shows AR Tag
has aaf40HH led himself bv one of tHe
hest companies be has ever had Jhie
season ana ia iha cities where tas
press prociaims his comiag as. Our
ell friend Jack" Tho people viii TN
son thaj Jack G. Taylor never a.
any but good shows Without
doubt a large house viii greet This
company Monday night and as ladies
viii be admitted free. 81 wonll I've
wise Il secure seats carly
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-06
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS
Brief Mention Of Events Concerning
the People of Cairo and
Vicinity.


Wednesday was Singer pay Jay
F and yesterday the Chicago mil! PAID
+ its employees.
II is reported that Mr.. Thomas A.
( Fuller is seeking the office of Justice
Of the peace i'm ;ho sixth Cairo pre-
rinct
MIR Josenb Pucbar bas purchased
,ho pr,partv II 1000 Commercial
svarns from MI rd BDcber for
H. I'M
,,., o,.t.... II t-+,,1.rib,
$3.50. 80 .''a I'm - n, tbs
,,7 .,,.,, 80. So. ,,,.,,,,s.s,,5
- - 80 -.' .,,,,ss viii, 81,
.,''' -. ' .f.. .r.s-,r,,. ~ tbs
~, 49,,
-.,
y He7'' N''''''.' '',''l Pc. -, I'M, nv -.
announcer He@i' H''''e,l l'''.A A''' ~. y.
'he Aea" Why s.',''e Aa"'S 'ls'' UT. 4,
yesterday, l'a' VIII ""7 '"''. "
'lo'i4s au@ h'4'I T II '''s WY ~"
"F"'''n- "o''''t 'D'9i''s
The following committee was app
poU'cd Icy the h VI n G. 10 make
arrangements FOR the excursion on lht
steamer J. 5. TUESDAY. May ~ ran"
SassIdy chairman mas Feaon'eI'
jF. CLAUDE WINTER Jas. eaIilAdh' l'8h
i-i he4'l
a masAolla iiee u tAe ldf4 AT pt
= Jehheiit nome L llteIaliE lo'"
ed "Ith buds of this fragrant o'os
som Nh'ch promise sooh ~ open a'l'
present pretty slsAl lue s'o"'
number OF lhe ooas apfaeis lae az
tenlioh o' passeIs-oS'
me ne" LOUISIANA i5'eaaSe posi-
age stamps coaipie'e des''Il'''oh Oh
Vhleh was pooHsHe0 IN ne h'''e' 70
some llhe ago are on Salt al 'H'
post oihee ana al l3e sH'-7'"'loH
Chas r Miller leNeifF store Ivy
CommeFciai avenue. Ihe stamps az
~ Y <, Z ? ami - cents uehoh''aa
tlohs'
Because q tAe SINKING q ~ lFach
south Of olIFe Branch the iilino's
Central has sent pie dfiyeF 20 drive
riiing along It's dump through Horst
Shoe lake. It is said that IN one place
there was sheer fail OF SIX or eight
feet, the earth sliding right out from
under the track ana carrying the tel
egraph poles of with it.
Mr. Peter " Jc1as, prominent
FARMER "a Sandushy anu Miss Eva
Lena Wmn, "a DisWood. were mar
ried yesterday afternoon about 4
o'clock by Father Diepenhrock at thy
parsonage Of s. Joseph church The
couple We're attended by the groom
brother Mr. Benz Jones and wife
and only few close friends witness
ed the ceremony
Miss Marie Howe, daughter OF the
late Charles N, lowe, formerly %
Cairo, Will De married in june TO Mr.
! ] Johnson, wealthy manutac
turer Of Spring Lake Mich. Tine we Il
ding Will take place Al the home Of
the brides mother Mrs Ensenia N
Howe, OF Evanston. III. Miss Howe
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-06

Goose quill pens and drying pow
dsls afa si.l used "a English iaN
eourts and the House of Lords and
in the French Chamber Of Deputies.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-06
Washington Bulletin.


Washington May 5-Illiuci Wis.
cnnsin. upper Michigan Showers
Friday and Saturday fresh south
winds.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-06

ccnsuY ptica 81 Hcrse Meat.
There are over $4,000 horses and
lonkeys eaten in Paris every year.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-06
NEWS OF THE WEATHER
Results Of Government Observations
Wlth Prospects For Cairo and
Vicinity Today

Indications tor Cairo aad vicinity
today. Showers and locll thunder
storms.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-06
Gold in the Streets.

L has teon discovered that the
streets Of Dawson, Alaska, are lined
with gold that it will pay to work.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-06
CHRONOLOGICAL
r- Nav 6 In History.

l-0s- Francis Xavier de La
vale 8iontm0rencl FIRST
Catholic bishop Of cam
ada, died az Quebec
harm 1873
i75s-Andre Massena Bona-
partes marshal born;
died ISL.
1Ssg-Vun Humboldt d.ei;,
born i76a liumbold;
passed five years 10
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-06
o . o g. @ % aN o o o. .
ADJUSTMENTS.
o o . . o o - . o . o

Jack C. Taylor company, ono week
beginning Monday, May 9, at the
Opera House.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-07-14
For SC you can buy:

10c spoos of all Pure Silk No 1 Baby Ribbon-1O
yards warranted on each spool-all the staple En-
colors- clean, new, perfect goods-Sale price, w
Hairpins-One lot horn and celluloid hairpins-3
inches long-colors, black, amber and she-one En-
dozen card-Sale price, dozen for w
Fans-White Feather Folding Fans-holly- En-
wood sticks-regular 25c articles-Sae price. w
Children's Wrist Bags-Metal frames and chains
leather body-Jewel setting front-25c Hn
would be low figure for this artice-Sale price w
"organdie Superb''-A fine sheer French organdie
81 inches wide and printed in fast coorngs-25c
is the value of this cloth.
"Satin Stripe Dimities' '-grounds with white
polk dots-Your choice of these two lots-Sale En-
price, yard .-.......... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. w
-"Tisit Silk''-A fine brocaded 36-inch wide book
folded and silk finished cloth for making petticoats
and jacket skirt inngs-2Oc the yard is the hn
regular selling prices coors-Sae price, yd. w
Chldren's full bleached summer ribbed gauze
pants-lace trimmed-sizes 2, 8, 4, and 6-sold Hn
in some stores for 25c-Sale price. ........... w
1Oc aluminium Dressing Combs inches long
first quaity-hght strong and durabe-will not Hn
Laces-One lotEnglish and German Torchon Lace
from L inch to inches wide with insertings to
natch-goods in this lot worth 15c the yard hn
Sale price-yard w
Extension Rods-Brass Extension Rods-will ex-
tend from "a to Al inches-compete with brass 01n
screw hook brackets-Sale price ............ A2U
Ladies Muslin Night Dresses-Full length-per-
fectly sized-good musnw with embroidery,lace Q0n
and tucks trimming garments-Sale price VOo
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-07-14
Dry Goods Department.
Look what Ic will buy in this sal

Look what G. will buy in this sale.
SC black rubber fine Combs-sound and per n
Icct- sale Rrlce
10c Celuloid Dressing Combs inches long
sound and pe.fect-colors red and bue-Sale 1n
Price ..--.--.... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .......... ~
SC Gilt Collar Buttons-white celluloid backs
three different shapes-some lever action-Sale n
loo Pocket Combs-black rubber Pocket Combs 4 n
with leatherette case.-Sale price ......... AZ
Spring Hooks and Eyes-put up doz card 4 n
the regular sc kind-Sale price, card. ~
Crowley's Standard Sewing Needles-solid as
sorted sizes-put up 25 Needles to the paper-5c
is the regular selling price-Sae price, An
White Pearl Buttons-sewed on White Silvered
Cards-sizes, 16, Is, 20 and 22-worth 5c-Sale IN
price, per dozen Observation-Disclosures. III
Nickel Plated Safety Pins-put up dozen In
card-5c sellers-Sale prize per dozen. Au
6-inch Pearl Headed Hat Pins-put up 10 on fancy
card-Former price 10c the card-Sale price, 1n
card .-...'... .---.-......-..- ......... Az
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-07-14
A Few of the Many &c Bargains

~ -
Chidren's fine Lace Lsle Black Hose-full seam
less and warranted colors-Sizes 5, 81, and 61-
25c values While they last-Sale price Or
pair ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1890. w
Infants fine combed Lace Lise Seamless Hose
colors pink, blue and white-Sizes 4, a. 5, 81 ~
and 6-15c is bargain price-Sale price-pair UO
25c values in ladies' full seamless Lace Lisle Hose
Sizes 81 to 1O-cardina and blue only-Sale On
prlce-palr ............. -................ w
''Toil Du Nord'' '.Amoskeag A. F. o. and Ivan
hoe Zephyrs-all standard brands-cloth and colors
warranted-very extensive assortment in the most
recent designs-124c and 15c values-Sae IN
Eo JoAo '-''''''''''''
15c Bristle Hair Bruises polished backs On
strong and sericeable- price. ........... w
Polished Celluloid Hairpins-four inches long
straight or crinkled-usually sell for 25c the On
dozen-Sale price ........... ............... W
Chidrens full bleached summer ribbed gauze vests
low neck and sleeveless-sizes II to 26-Sale %
Corsets-One lot Corsets-5Oc, 75c and $1O0
values black, white and drab-Some sizes missing
All Standard makes and perfect goods 1En
Your choice while they last-Sale price -. 4Uu
Shirt Waists-One lot Ladies' Shirt Waists
81 90, 75c and soc vaueSLawnS, BatIStes, PercaleS
and Di1nities-solid and fancy colorings-a
up-todate styles and materials-Sizes 30 to Q0n
44-Sale price Observation-Disclosures. WV
All Pure Silk Ribbons-Satin and gros grain
weave-No. s. No T. No 9, No. u, No. 16, No. % and
No. 4O-all coors. Some in this lot worth 25c the
yard Over 5000 yards in the lot and will be
sold by the bolt only. Choice any width-Sale O1n
price, yd.. .......... .................... A2O
Black Velet Ribbons Satin back-Sizes No. l,
No. II, No. D, No. g. No. 81, No. f. No 5, No., No.
9, No. H. No 16 and No. 22-worth up to zoe the yd
10 yards to the bolt and will not cut bolts during
this sale-Sale price
No. 1 to No 4, incluse-yd. Observation-Disclosures &c
No. to No. % inclusive-yd ...............2 &c
Ladies fine black Lisle Hose-full seamless and
fast black-all sizes-35c quality Sale price Al n
pair .............. .............. $500. 4OO
Silk Tissue, Satan Stripe-42 inches wide and has
been selling at LOO and $125 the yard-nen color
ed grounds with colored Satin stripes-Sale QOn
pr1ce-yard .-.-......... .........-... w"
Silk Mulls-3O inches wide-black, white and
cream-aso line of fancy printed Silk Muls 0En
values up to 50c-Sale price-yard. AVu
Sc inches wide, dotted and figured White Swiss
Drapery Muslins-good assortment of desirable pat
S tsga1- . 19e ssllsrs-sals price 1OC
Cottage Poles-White enameled and corrugated
Cottage Poles-4 feet long-complete with silver
futed ends and screw hook brackets-15c 71n
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-07-14
MEMS PANTS.

Special for this sale
200 pair Pants from $1.00 to $500.
$50 pair Pants from 1925 to $500
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-07-14
Clothing Department.

MEMS SUITS
25 Suits worth from $500 to So. 90 special in this
sale $395.
35 Suits worth $500 to $9OO-special in this sale
$498.
40 Suits worth $500, $1,000 and $40. 5O-Special in
this sale $3.50.
These are and two of kind.
One lot $12.5O-Special in this sale $1,000. These
all wool and up-todate in every way.
One lot $15.00-Special price in this sale-12.50.
This is a snap
OUTING COATS AND PANTS
These fine and stylish and only $3.50 This is
big bargain.
Regulation Blue Suits for the street car men
Special in this sale $1,000
MEMS PANTS
Special for this sale
200 pair Pants from 81 90 to $500.
$50 pair Pants from 1925 to $500
MEMS UNDERWEAR.
25c Shirts, only 15c. SOC Shirts, only 39c.
25c Drawers only 15c. SOC Drawers, only 39c.
MEMS HOSIERY.
One lot fine Hose 1903 for 25c.
One lot Lace Fronts 10c-worth 15c.
One lot Fancy Lace and Striped 25c hose-in this
sale Ice.
Mems Suspenders- soc each-in this
sale 25c
Bow -1Oc-4-in-han 19c.
One lot fine SOC and 75c ties-30c.
Arm Bands for sc, worth sc each.
One lot extra good value, worth 10c-in this sale
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MEMS SHIRT WAISTS.

One lot worth $1.O0 for SOC.
One lot worth $3.50 for 75c.
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MEMS STRAW HATS.

One lot worth SOC, 75c, 85c and $1.O0-n this sale
35c
One lot 75c for Soc.
One lot $3.50 and $1.00 for 65c.
One lot $1.25 and $3.50 for $1.00.
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BOYS DEPARTMENT.

BOYS DEPARTMENT.
Boys Blouse Suits-One lot worth ST rs and $500
in this sale $1.25.
One lot worth $3O0-Special $2.35.
One lot worth $2.5O-Special $1.98.
Our little Buster Brown Suits. We will close
them all out at $3.50.
One lot Boys Suits to 16-very special. They
are worth $1.95, $685. $298 and $3.50. so Suits in
this sale-$1 so.
BOYS KNEE PANTS
500 pairs to be closed out in this sale at 23c This
is snap.
40 dozen Boys Corduroy Pants worth SOC and Coo
everywhere. They all go at 35c.
Boys Work Shirts-5O dozen in this sale at 35c
each.
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BOYS KNEE PANTS.
MEMS SHOES.

1915 Heavy Shoes, $2.48.
$500 Kid Shoes, $2.79.
$3.50 Satin Calf Shoes, $1.98.
$3.50 Heavy Kang. Calf Shoes $1.98.