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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-08-12
For Sale-G God surrey, nearly new.

For Sale @ God surrey, nearly new.
J. E.. Watt.
S. L. Wineman has purchased
a new typewriter and now that
the letters are discernable, the
spelling looks like the Borneo
language.
Dry Wood. 20, 600 cords of sound
dry cord wood for sale. Orders for
car lots or more filed promptly.
Write for prices. Wanted, to, buy
hay, ard oats. A. p. Smith, Bemidji.
MIN. 2.tfs
h John Show, Of Verne, Illinois,
arrived in the city this week, for
the. purpose Of registering in the
reservation opening. He is sixty
four years Of age, and has never
been outside his home county
before.
County Auditor Eich has re-
ceived word from the relatives
Of Oscar Olson asking that he be
cared for until they can take him
to his home at Sheyenne. It.
will be remembered that young
Olson was found in a patch Of
weeds near the race track a few
days ago by Chief. Hurst, suffer
ing from typhoid eumonia,
and in semi-unco conscious condi-
ton. He was taken to Mercy
hospital and cared for, and his
friends write to have the best of
care given him, and that they
will pay for same.
w. S. Shadduck returned We'd
nesday from an extended trip
through the northwest, and re-.
ports doing a land Office business
in threshing rigs, having sold
four in two days. He made a.
careful investigation Of the re-.
ported wheat rust, and says it is
absolutely without foundation
and that the quantity Of rusted
wheat is almost insignificant.
Mixing with the farmers enabl-
ed him to investigate the matter
at first hand.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-08-12
CORRECT lIME TABLE.

R. DAELEY, Postmaster
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-08-12
We are in position to give you
low fig ures on binding Irvine. Drop
in and see us. Russell & Schultz.

We are in position to give you
low figures on binding Irvine. Drop
in and see us. Russell & Schultz.
am going to have Powell, the
notary public, make out my registra-
alton papers. Cause he knows how.
81 90
Wanted. ~ Home with private FAM
lily in recompense for light house
work or sewing by a muse, while
not employed. Address q. Inter-
Ocean. 1924
The Rector Of the Church Of
the Advent returned on Tuesday
after spending a few weeks at
Lake Metigoshe.
New fall goods are arriving
every day at Mann's.
CHURCH OF THE ADVENT,
Sunday, August 18th. Holy
Communion, 500 a. M, Morning
prayer and sermon, HOO. Sum
day school, 1890.
Mann & Son pays 20 cents per
dozen for eggs.
The horse attached to the de-
livery wagon of w. K. Nimmo,
ran away Wednesday near the
Farmers railroad, upsetting the
wagon and throwing the five oc-
cupants who were riding in the
wagon, out. E. r. SWarning re-
ceived a fracture Of the collar
bone, while the rest were more
or less scratched and bruised.
For Sale. Bed room suit,
china closet, book case, stand,
rugs, rocking and dining chairs,
dining table, stoves, gasoline
stoves, kitchen utensils, top
buggy, spring. wagon and sleigh.
Apply at 724 E. Third street. 1t
We have bought another car
load Of sugar for the harvest
trade, this will make the fourth
carload this year. We are saving
YOU money on sugar. F. w.
Mann & Son.
For twenty-five years Powell the
land Attorney has been making out
homestead papers. See him for your
regis ira ton papers. 81 1913 4
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-08-12
Advertised Letters

remaining uncalled for at the post
once at Devils Lake for the week
ending August 18th, 1904. If not called
Ior within fourteen DAYS. will he sent
10 the dead letter Office" P,rties
eaiilng Tor any of said letters. cav
"advertised.''
Week ending August 18th,
1904.
Anderson, Christopher
Blanchard, Amos
Bailey, Fred s...e.~ -.
Brown, M.
Connell, Harry
Crogier, Get
Colgate, Miss J. C.
Doud, Poddy G.
Fitzpatrick, Mrs. Anne
Geary, W. T. G.
Hilker, AL
Hodge, Caroline, 8.
Gordon, Angie
johnson, c.. C.
Killam, Frank w.
Money, A.
Mcclure, Harry
Pratt Frank,
Parker, Leila
Perreaul, Mrs. M.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-08-12

F. =
West Bound.
No. 8, the Puget Sound Ex-
press via Mayville. and
Larimore daily 1895 q. m.
No. 25, Local Issenger via
Fargo & Wi1mar from
ST. Paul and Minneapolis
daily 12:45 n. M
No. 1.-THE dyer" via Far
go and Grand Forks daily10:47 .. m.
No. s07 Local freight to
Rugby and intermediate
points Tuesday, Thursday
aud Saturday 7:30 Ia M
East Bound
No. 4. Puget Sound Express
via Larimore, Mayville
and Willmar daily 1915 a. M.
No. 2 arrives 1888, 1.-THE
n Flyer via Grand Forks
@ Fargo daily ss a m.
No. 26, Local passenger to
Minneapolis and st. Panl .ss..
via Fargo &Wiilmar daily s :3a1 D. N.
No. 3O4, Local freight to
Larimore and intermedi-
ate points daily except
Sunday :a5 &. n. ~.
Trains % and e6 make connections
at lhurchs Ferry for Cando and ST.
johns branch and at Rug by Junction
for Bottineau branch and at Gran
vile for Granville and MohalI
branches. Branch trains run daily
except Sunday.
. Full information from,
s. Dunn. Agt
Devils Lake. N. d.
No stops Oh No. 4 between Devils
Lake and Larimore. No stops only
at Laketa between Devils Lake and
Larinore.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-08-12
THE LO6AL FIELD.
(From Daily of,.WednesdaY)

(From Daily of..Wednesday)
Misses Lottie' and Hazel Sparks
returned today from an extended
trip on the Pacific coast.
Wantec Girl for general house
work. Apply to Mrs. g. A.
Dodge. It'll
VT. III. O'Brine, of..Lakota, reg,
istered Wednesday in the land
lottery. .
For Sale. Assfrst..class riding
pony, weight about.a850 pounds.
Enquire at thisssofic d tt
Hon. Jas. Elton, Of Grand
Forks, was a business visitor IN
Devils Lake today.
Wanted. -Boarders and roomers.
Residence No. 2O9,. west Sixth street.
Mrs. F. uchamp. 11tf
Mrs. Bangs,...is = = entertaining
Mrs. Flagler land. children OF
Council Bluffs, Iowa. .a........ ..aa...
See Powell the pioneer lard at
torney and notary public for your res
eistration and homestead entry
papers. s, 2l-23
Mrs. John Burke is expected
home Friday from al extended
trip in the east.
Mankato Commercial College
opens Sept 5. Enfoll pnso and set
two months free. p;
The largest man.. to. register
was Max Keppang, Of. Portland,
N. D., who is six feet ten.
Room and board. at reasonable
rates, at Mrs. Hodgson's private
boarding house. 1877
The most unpron ouncible name
so far is that Of Steinevanchlic-
terik Osheme chtersheruel.
Mrs. Dave Stewart and little
son, Of Spokane, Washington,
are visiting with her mother,
Mrs. Shortridge.
NJ. Nerby the blind piano turner
will answer all orders Taft at Gilbert.
son & Anderson's furniture
store. 7-tf
E. ]. Chamberlain and daught-
er, Miss Ellen, returned Wednes-
day from four weeks visit at
Walker, Minnesota.
For Sale. "A lot Of household
goods cheap Of leaving the
county. Apply at 218 Seventh street.
j. E. LavioIett. 22-24*
Mrs. Helen Tennyson, Mrs.
Winnie L. Russell, and Miss
Louise Clements, all Of Lakota,
have registered in the reserva-
ton opening.
For accommodation Of out Of town
patrons, who are unable to be in the
city during day time in the busy
} season, Ed Richardson's barber shop
will be kept open every evening until
II Q clock. 13-tf.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-08-12
a WOMAN HUNG

her arms round her husband i neck
and begged him that if he must smoke
70 smoke Weber Bros. cigars as they
are pure and made Of best grades of
tobaccos. Try w. 81. Prince Condo,
or Prids's, 10 cents or Weber Twiss
ter's, Cando Favorites,. 5 cents.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-08-12
NOTICE

Our foreign representatives
will bring in during the registra.
ton days, a large number of
land buyers, if you have laid to
sell. list it with us and get the
advantage OF these customers.
Cooler & GOer
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-08-12
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

. I will pay $4,000 reward for the
arrest and conviction Of the person
or persons who have broken the lock
on my barn situated on East Second
street. Said lock was broken between
July goth and August 1st.
22tf A. j. McDonell.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-08-12
VIA NORTH WESTERN LINE,

BOSTON AND RETURN. $50. rs.
Account g. A. R. encampment
tickets will be on sale August II, IL,
13. For information as to limits,
etc. address I. W. Teasdale, q. n.
A., st. Paul, MINI. -22
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-08-12

The Riggs Musical Comedy
Company which closed a weeks
engagement here Wednesday
night, will play return engage
ment commencing Saturday
night. They have more than
pleased the audiences during
their stay and to say they are
worthy Of the large patronage
received would be mild en-
dorsement. Their work is the
popular kind that appeals to the
masses and the work Of every
member of the company is UNI
surpassed.
An attempt was made Thurs
day to rob the money drawer at
Ways shell and curio tent. A
slit was cut in the tent and
through this the robber reached
and procured the money box.
Mr.. Way who was sitting in the
tent grabbed his gun and gave
chase. He fired at the robber
at close range, but unfortunately
the gun was only a twenty eight
and failed to do execution. The
robber dropped the money and
fed.
NJ. V. Baker and his brother
in-law, Dan Regain, who live in
Webster township, and who. have
enliyened the community occa-
sionally for several months with
family troubles, renewed the
feud Tuesday and in the fight
which followed, Baker received
a compound fracture of the jaw.
Both parties received several
smaller injuries. Baker was
brought to Mercy hospital where
he received med zeal attention
and returned to his home.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-08-12

Mann & Son sell sugar by the
carload.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-08-12

A. M. Fenton, General Agent
OF the North Western, with head
quarters at Helena, Mont, reg
istered ursday.
Editor John M. Dolin, of the
York Ledger and Homer Resler,
Of the Starkweather Times, have
been in the city this week.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-08-12

Eggs 20 cents per dozen at
Mann's.
Foster wind stackers are sold by F.
b. Prosser & Co. %. %
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-08-12
BETTER THAN

BETTER THAN
The RESERVATION
We have hOmesteads and re.
linquishments of fine for sale
cheap. Cooler & Goer
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to have been published in st. Leo's
Church tomorrow, and on Monday the
wedding was to have taken place. Now
he is a fugitive from justice. Last
evening he was at the Northern Pacific
depot with his intended bride looking
up information regarding their wedding
trip when along came Mrs. Mary e.
Lavo (nee Kellerman), to whom the
young man was married year ago by
Justice Garretson. Seeing her husband
talking to the girl in a very confiden-
tial manner she broke in on them. Ex-
plantations followed and the truth came
out. and the two women left together
TO talk it over. 1t appeared that not
long after her marriage Mrs. Lavo got
hold of letters to her husband coming
from a wife he had left behind in Kan
sas City. They then separated.
The more the women talked the mat
ter over the more they became con-
vinced that Lavu ought to be published.
They accordingly sought justice Griffin
and procured a warrant. Lavo has not
been found. He is 20 years old.
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husband of Mrs. O'Reilly, was a de-
scendant Of the Gusteine branch of
the Baker family. Peter Baker was
resident Of Strasburg, Germany, in
1927. His sons came to America and
accumulated a fortune. speculating in
land and surveying, receiving real es-
tate of the Government in lieu of
money.
About 400 acres in the center of
Philadelphia were leased by the Gov
ernment for 100 years. The time has
expired and the property is now to be
divided. Navy yards and large tim
Der and coal lands in Pennsylvania
and Maryland are included in the es-
tate.
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sunreme Court Ends DISPUTE.

Jacob Einstein did not convey prop
erty to his wife with intent to defraud
his creditors, as claimed by Edward
Aigeltinger. according to a decision
rendered by the Supreme Court yester-
day. Einstein made the transfer too
long before he became insolvent The
court also decided that May Griswold
was not entitled TO damages because of
the fact that her brother had her
placed in an insane asylum when she
is alleged to have been sane.
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Pretty Ribbons

A money saving offer.
21c a yard-41z Inch Louisine
taffeta ribbons; all silk and
printed with clusters OF pret-
ty flowers. 1t makes a beau
tiful neck ribbon. Worth
35c a yard.
zoe a yard--5-inch satin taf
feta, pure silk, with mar
row black stripe alternating
with white. This is very
stylish looking ribbon. Reg
ular soc values.
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Shoe Specials

Some novel styles in children's
footwear;
S1.25-Boys' good and solid
calf lace shoes. with solid
oak leather extension soles.
They have a dressy appear
ance. Sizes 10 to 1871.
$1.3S-Sizes I to ?. $1.5O
Sizes IA to 51z.
S1.20-Misses' and children's
vici kid and box calf lace
shoes. made on the new
modern toe; light weight or
heavy extension soles. pat
ent leather and box calf
tips and spring heels. Sizes
81 to II. Sizes IIH to =
80.
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Lien Against TivoIi.

Dyer Bros. and the Golden West
Iron Works yesterday brought suit
against the Tivoli Company and ]. K.
Prior. owner OF the ground on which
the Tivoli Opera-hOuse stands, for the
recovery OF $39zS y on a mechanics
lien. The amount is said to be- due
on an unpaid contract for labor and
structural iron furnished in remodel
in the Tivoli Opera-house. The con-
tract was for S16,44S Is.
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something can be found here tnat yo'
BLANKETS.
$4.9O a pair-White lambs wool blankets,
two yards wide; slightly imperfect. Only
two pairs will be sold to each customer.
Sold regularly at So. so.
COMFORTERS.
$1.25-Extra heavy sateen comforters, hg-
ured on both sides. Close, fine stitching.
An excellent value al SI.75.
SHEETS.
42hc cach-Double bed sheets. 81 by 90
inches; Prayers linen finish; regular ooc
value.
MUSLIN MONDAY only.
Sc a yard-Bleached muslin. one yard
wide; heavy, close, popular make. Only
$I.oo worth allowed to each customer
TOWELS.
lac each-Heavy German damask towels;
all linen, with deep, heavy fringe. Valued
at $225 dozen.
TOWELING.
4c yard-Crash toweling, the heavy un-
beached grade. Worth 6hc yard
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Household Necessities

Lowest prices on all articles:
&2.5O-Camping stoves; reg
.ular $3.50 values.
S6c-Brass bird cages; worth
$I.oo,
09c-Meat safes. Sold always
at $I.z5.
Sc foot-Garden hose;
worth Isc foot.
GO-CARTS.
S3.6S-Folding go-carts, with
parasol top.
$7.39-Reelining folding 60
carts, with parasol and rub
Der tire wheels. reed back
and foot rest. Worth 5000.
$4.4S-Go-carts, with parasol
top and rubber tire wheels.
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Accused of Extortion.

{. ". Howell was arrested last night
on complaint Of Rose McArdle, pro-
prietor Of a small liquor store at $40
Sixth street. The woman claims that
Howell tried TO extort money from her
on pretense of being a revenue officer
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Cushion Tops
co,,en nev o,,t ideas

Some new out ideas.
12c each-Cushion tops made
of art ticking, with printed
wreaths of chrysanthemum
of different colors. Worth
25c.
33c each-Made of mercer
lied sateen of oriental and
Turkish designs. Worth soc.
CUSHION CORDS.
34c each-Silk cushion cords,
with large tassels; full 3
yards long. Many plain
and beautiful combinations.
Worth soc.
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INHERITS SHARE
OF VAST ESTATE
Idaho Woman Receives Word
That She Is Entitled to
Part of Gusteine Property
LAND TO BE DIVIDED
Timber and Coal Holdings
in Maryland and Pennsyl-
yania Included i'll List

ST. MARYs, Idaho, June 1s.-Mrs.
Belle O'Reilly has received word that
she is one OF the heirs of the Gus
teine estate in Philadelphia, valued at
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-19

TABLE LINEN.
59c a yard-Bleached table linen. yards
wide; Irish manufacture. A choice as
sortmcnt of patterns to select from. Al
ways sells at 75c yard.
LACE CURTAINS.
$1.25 a pair-White lace curtains, and
3H yards long and full width. All are new
and pretty patterns and suitable for din
ing-room or bedroom. Worth $500 a
pair.
DENIM.
lie a yard-Figured denims. "a inches
wide; reversible new patterns. Our reg
ular I5c quality.
RUGS:
Smyrna rugs in almost every style and
grade; bright Oriental patterns and col
orings.
1.95-Special grade, 80 by 60; regular
$500 value.
S3.5O-Extra heavy, 80 by 90; worth $500.
$3.90-Extra heavy, 80 by IL; worth 5000
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Consider Well These Bargains
in New Dress Materials

VTBRE are some silks and dress goods that have just
RI been sent by the buyer of this department who
is now in the East They show the latest idea in
dress novelties and present the regning fads.
SILKS.
49c yard-Black white check Louisine silk small
pin check material that much demand this season
Worth o5c
55c yard-Dar coored fancy silk in fine assortment OF
and patterns; desirable for shirt waist SUITS
for Regular ooc var
4Sc yard-Sk de chene. inches wide All the
popular coors. regular 75c value.
9Sc3nch guaranteed black tata An extra heavy soft I'M
shed cloth. Elsewhere price is $1.35 yard.
DRESS GOODS
COLORED
yard-Heavy Scotch chevio seasonabe mixtures OF
blue gray green and red Very serviceable for walking
suits. Regular 8sc quality.
53c yard-A wool botany inches WIDE IN tan
gray, red brown, navy and blue fine material tor
outing Worth 6oc yard.
BLACK.
66c yad-sz-nch black chevio medium weight rich black
and elegant Suitable for Regular SIoo
grade.
36c yad-36-inch black mohair bouree smooth soft finish
black and will not catch the dust Just the material Tor
shirt suits Worth yard
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dean Jaures. the Socialist vice presi-
dent of the French Chamber of Depu-
ties. never pays more than SO for suit
of clothes.
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Without, Parallel Is This Clea!
ance Offering of Millinery

n a
this collection of items but if there is not the hat
that you have set your heart on we will undertake
make it in worSroom and guarantee satisfaction
and excellence in every particular The prices we are
quoting during this the-season clearance sale
without exception the lowest made. We will re-
peat for this week offer to trim all hats with mate
rials bought in this store, absolutely free.
TRIMMED HATS.
$2.0S-Back chiffon shape, trimmed with rosebud black and
white ribbons. Suitable for elderly Worth $500
$329Prety black turban nicely trimmed in black and white
effect. Worth $3.50
$4.4S-Handome black horehar hat faced chiffon and
finished with wreath of dark red Regular SIS value
$6.0SThree elegant Gage patterns made with the best
of materials. Worth $Io co and $I2oo.
&676A most beautiful white lace hat made of chiffon
white finished with loops of white satin ribbon
and white flowers Worth SI2oo
BRAIDS.
yard-Fancy plaid sans horsehar and novelties of all
kinds. Some of the pieces contain and yards. others
and yards which be used trimming All
worth yard
2Xc yard-Braid plain coors of brown, black,
and white. yards for 19c.
FLOWERS.
1Oc bunch-Small foliage pink lilies of the
lev. org
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-19

A lnan in trouble is apt to discover
that his friends are not as friendly as
they might be.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-19

Have you read "A Philosophers Fa
BILE in this paper to-day? Look for it,
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-19

The bamboo has been known to grow
two feet in twenty-four hours.
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FLIGHT SAVES
HIM FROM JAIL
Edward Lavo Is Exposed by
Wife in Time to Prevent
Him Marrying Young Girl
POLICE NOW WANT HIM
Another Woman Living in
Kansas City Said to Have
Been Deserted by Fugitive
POLICE NOW WANT HIM
Special Dispatch to The Call.

TACOMA, June 1S.-Two women and
Layo. The bans for his marriage were
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-19
Augmented Assortment Of
Newest Fancy Goods

1T does not make any difference how COM
| plete woman's wardrobe may be, these dain-
ty little articles always welcome and
necessary. VEILINGS
15c yard-Fancy mesh yelling in many different eff
fects; plain and dotted Comes in black and black
and white gray, navy and all white. Worth zsc
and 35c yard
ENGLISH CROATS.
&c each-Made of striped and plain mercerized ging-
hams. Worth &c
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-19

When a widower begins to tell MS a
troubles to a widow she knows ne -
going to ask her to share them.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-19
Exquisitely Fashioned Walking Skirts,
Suits and Coats for Women

marked on these will certainly
among shoppers here the de-
pendably workmanship of these They all
absolutely The reduced because the policy of this
to give great values whenever possible
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-19
~ ForQ Quick Growth. In q Year and a I

six remarkable made bya San Francisco store
all combined OF Pg
always continue
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-19

$ee5shirt waist made Of iron frame alpaca in black and
Shepherd plaid checks They strictly all nanaored
garment for this of the
Waists made full blouse style and the skirts have peated
killed effects Regular So5o values
$1495For tailored suits Rton, blouse and jacket effects
up-to-date and shown
house in the city. Worth up to $3.50
S197orench silk lined throughout Colors i'll black
blue brown Made style blouse and with blouse
Deep girdle and coaess braid trimmed Skirt made
style braid with silk drop skirt
match
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WALKING SKIRTS.
$6.75-33-gore Sclian walking skirts brown and black. A
regular $1,000 value.
$o45I7gore Sclian walking skirt brown and black Worth
S725-2s-gore skirts brown and black Reg
uar $I25o skirt.
$95O25gore peated voe Panama skirts in brown and
black. Worth $500.
S05O-33gorc skirts mixtures in brown and blue Reg
uar $500 values
S0.75-2s-gore fine French voe skirts; worth $1,000
S6.75-I7gore made with yoke and panel front
They in brown and black A $1,000 value.
SUITS. ca
81. .45-There about VE$
this lot Made of voiles. chevots "
fancy mixtures, All are strictly ~-6S3SA AO'"e"
We have been selling nv %7S%OZS
them right along at $Ioz5 w kNFRV~
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Pronounced Success Of Our Great
Expansion Sale of Domestics


| be will
lines of Undoubtedly
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Embroideries and Colloons

- HIS offer comes a surprise. 1t is part
of special purchase that has just reached
&c, &c and 1Sc yard-Black chantilly galloons and
fancy edged in nsertons all silk. These trimmings
desirable for fancy silk waists, shirt waist suits,
A large variety of patterns and widths to Sc
lect from. Worth zoe. asc and soc yard.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-19

and Without pain. Sold at $I.oo per
bottle by druggists. Our book of priceless
value to all women sent free. Address
6RADFxELD REGULATOR co.. Anausa. a..