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The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1904-09-09

Most times around graveyards or
haunted houses?" Tommie ventured.
"Bosh," said the ghost, Il never go
near graveyards or haunted houses,
and there isn't any such thing as a
haunted house, anyway. What 1 want
is not to scare anyone, but to find
someone who can tell me how can
quit being ghost"
Cant you get dead?" asked Tom
ME.
mo, can't; that's the trouble.
want to get dead like other dead peo-
pie. You see, it's this way: Before
l became ghost was a pirate, and
about as wicked a one as ever hap
pened. l was the terror of the Span
ish Main. Captain Kidd and old Nor
gan didn't amount to shucks alongside
Of me when it came to pure cussed-
ness. Well, to get down to the real
thing, they finally got me all right,
and, after finishing off my trusty buc-
cancers and throwing them overheard
to the sharks, they slipped a moose
around my neck and hanged me up to
a yardarm Of my own ship, and set her
adrift to float where the wind and tide
might take her.
"The ship drifted and drifted and
soon I was nothing but gas, but my
gas didn't float off, suppose because
it was intended that I should become
miserable ghost to pay me up for my
wickedness. Oh, me, OH, my. l wish
now I'd been good
well, anyway, my clothes rotted
off, as did also the rope which held
me and one day I fell on the deck
just ghost couldn't work the ship
because l was only gas, so it kept
drifting north and next thing it got
caught in the ice and was carried
clear up to the north pole"
What was it like?" inquired Tom
ME.
"Why-and the ghost stroked his va
por Whiskers with a misty hand-"it
was much like big icicle upside
down, only a hundred times bigger
Well anyway, it was almighty cold up
there, tell YOU In less than a week
l was turned into liquid air. Yes, sir
I'm the original liquid air. I'm 400
degrees below zero"
as that why people always get a
chilly feeling just before they see
your" asked Tommie
That's the identical reason"
"Why didn't you leave the boat be-
fore you got froze?" inquired Tommie.
II couldn't. I can't walk had to
wait for a good wind and go with it.
1t came finally, and I've been blown
good many places since, but not
where l want to be blown. was
blown in your window and I've got to
wait until your door is opened so that
a. draught will blow me out again"
"Oh,' said Tommie, that's why you
appear on windy, stormy nights"
you've struck it right"
"How do you keep on the ground?"
Because I'm colder than the wing
Hot air goes UP, you know, and Qold
air keeps down. It's good thing for
me, too, can tell you"
Good for what? You can't eat nor
do anything here, can your"
mo, but supposing va been blown
up on the moon. It's colder there
than am, and I'd never get thawed
out. You see, I've Jbaen trying for
hundreds of years to get thawed out,
but l can't do it. When a north wind
comes go with it doping to get away
down south wnere5 it's blistering hot,
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1904-09-09
TIME AND MONEY.

"Don't you sometimes think that
you should have devoted less time to
getting money!"
Eyes" answered Senator Sorghum
ut occasionally strikes me that l
ought to have made fortune quicker.
But, on the whole, I'm satisfied
Washington Star.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1904-09-09
STILL AT TT

"Childhood's hours are the happiest
times Of ones life" sighed the disap-
pointed man.
ooh, I don't know" chirped mis-
companion. Il don't see but that
can watch a ball game just about as
well as 1 could forty years ago!"-De'
troit Free Press.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1904-09-09
Her CURIOSITY.

Mrs. Chellus looks bad, doesn't
she?'
eyes, and no wonder. She's been
awake every night fer a week past"
"Tae idea! What was the matter"
"She discovered about a week ago
that her husband talks in his sleep
and. of course, she had to listen. -
philadelphia Ledger
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1904-09-09
STOPPING SPARKLING.

do you have spark arresters on
your suburban trains?"
yes" said the young man with
frown, who usually travelled with the
blond girl; they have horrid con
ductors. -Yonkers Statesman.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1904-09-09
WE'LL MATCHED.

They're nice-looking horses OF
yours; appear to be very well
matched"
"They are. Ones willing to pub
and the others quite willing to let
him. Philadelphia Ledger.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1904-09-09
RELIEF IN SIGHT.

"Your salary isn't enough to sup
port my daughter, Sir"
"I'm glad you've come to that con-
clusion so early, sir. Detroit Free
Press.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1904-09-09
STILL THE WORK GOES ON.

amy more germs, Doctor?"
ooh, yes. We are now in hot pur-
suit of the germs that eat the other
germs Detroit Free Press.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1904-09-09
JoKER's BUDGET.

Hurrah for the victor!
We cannot say now
Just who he will be-
But hurra'h anyhow.
Washington Star.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-14
GRANT PERMIT
FOR LAUNDRY

Despite the protests Of property own
ers. the Board OF Supervisors yesterday
passed 10 print a resolution granting a
permit to the National Laundry Com
pany TO maintain an engine and boiler
in premises at sS54 Eighteenth street
Election COMMISSIONS Devote zp-
pearsd in behalf Of the prutestants and
argued that the Laundry would De det-
rineuLaI 70 property in the neighbcr-
hood He said It was but one block
away from a public school and the pro-
posed Mission Park
The attorney for TIE laundry CON-
pauy replied that IL was intended 70
build a modern brick building with a
Tfght space Of fifteen feet On each side
Mrs. T. G Irvine and others protested
vigorously against granting the permit
Supervisor ConIte said he was opposed
TO allowing q laundry 10 be conducted
IL residence districts and that the pro-
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-14
INSURES Pure
MILK SUPPLY

The Beard of Supervisors yesterday
ordered the printing CT the rules adopt
I'd by the Health Board for the SAM
t1rv conduct of dairies- Supervisor
DfAucona said Il was desired 70 i'm
prove the condition OF 6airies and the
printing Of the regulations would De
4 provisional notice 10 the da1ryr1en
that an ordnance eubodying the rules
VII be passed 20 print at the next
meeting
The complaint 0f Lyon & Hoag
azzirsr the charge Of the san Fran
eisco Electric Company for installing
electric lights IN a house OF Duboce
aveuE-e as exCrbitznt was referred 10
rne IIg1r CnmuiLtse- The company
Demanded $40 for three houses and so
for oue house for making the connec-
rionS.
Supervisor Boxton called attention 70
the fact that the installation oe electric
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-14
TETRTEEN PARK BONDS
ARE STILL UNREDFF1TED

Treasurer McDougzI5 YESTERDAY al
tzlres q demand cor s237.8 covering
rhe re1eupcion q Z37 park fuurovz-
merit bonds Issued Il 1874 McDC--
Eal1 has been recee1lng the bonds
UrEL there now remain but thirteen
o-ErLlElg- These may be redeemed
ar any Eme bur VII draw 10 Interest
frcu ucW cu-
p believed the urre6eeued borEs
are held by parties residing IL E,urope
who are u-aware Cf the fact that thev
are beng redeemed Il - us,ssfb II
roo. LlaE rheg have been Destroyed II
rllt event the ciry VII be the game
~ ETg C0G
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-14
TYNER APPEALS
TO PRESIDENT
Aged Man Acquitted In Pos
tai Frauds Trial Asks for
EIOneratiOn BY Roosevelt
Is FAST NEARING DEATH
Pleads for Official Approval
# the Verdict Returned
by Jury That Tried Him

WASE-1-ETCN. -u-s 1l-Tzres -
TTuer. Wto vas removed from o=ce as
ASSISTANT Attorney General eor The
post1Ele 6--zg the Investigation q
the zeCar-Ue-r and who vas recently
tried ar6 acg--rrsd By a 1urT. has al
dressed a -sr-er co President Roosevelt,
-1 WE-L 1e SAYS u part
z No--uo=r -1oz. en- -As st-srE-a cc Ger
-a-1 charges -uEZ--e6 - -spCr 81 n
9rzrlU me E-1--1 Assistant Postmaster
a sra1ezsrr p lie s-scr rnar --y-8ss .ar--lp-
-on u -1e case ~ Assistant Ar-lruev Csen-
era IT-=r -as E1us ca tcr q number or
g-a-E, ara ac-ar rz1e--E 90 ~ as c1e
--I -Ea--sr- -Cu say r1ar 81 ny case
s c1rr---cr -1rz IRE c-r-I u -IrCr-1g ger
atler 17-r1s. --e criminals wEcu Vas us
1l sT1r- ---g RI prosecute pad z-1 l--ej
Ar --ua g-v-rE ycur o1sclal cpinlcu as -hlef
-4E1z--z-s ~ -le -a-Cn as 70 ~ E--l-- you
s--- p re -acr -1a- rhers were --rse In
---e--ls le1c--E azl-sr ne. a-C g11 called
e- r r jury CT serrsnrs uf J1dEs
"a rag s-cn 1a--rel-l--g CT lr--=l-1e-ia1ie
el-s@---e-cea --r ne rlls sz--zcr1lzarT Of
ll rr-r-a--sz-cr -t g--r 5g Flu. ard me
-rl l-el1e-y ~ justice s Pr1na1iE
E-r---a-elT. I have ucw had M DAY
= --- SD according 20 IRE -aT 1f -le Ard
-r -f z-- U-scc-lt1rr 1r1cs r1s -1-v- win
-r-e-- -ez--a--1r- pronounced ne ---1r
re l1c-ccuercz
e--zr cc T-U 1f Dece-her . 1905.
- briefly -la- v1IEr acton vas must
E-CE z-- --a- --u Wuul1 not have -akz1
- &C you -ac ucr n-e1 misi.zi-
ar- -e- cU IL Er-zrFT'z rencr- Z
--s reuCr- suppressed C-e Eaccz.
zI---Crer- ~eerr--z-
made -r--e s-z-el--e1-rz a1G vas s-z-T E-aT
deceive -1U Vel rEe Pubic
-CT -e- --ese -larEez- E1c cal ElCr
--e rlc- --ar e longer
srz-ez-e-- sEz-1sc NJ ErEr-W 1ur
--zr s---ess as-er witness On rhe sra-d Err rl,e
r.a zFr~ ~rlz r-.r~ rrrIz
-e--r~- ard lcc---e-r afrzr -CclI--Ie1-L
Government 1-es --zDrlvz1 hls
-a-a--E 1cu-s a. -zw ard. -1cl-gn
-r-se = rr1s- ard wtr1 clea-
science ETz- l-- -aT Pc -aT --e -r-evc-
-a-e -r-sr--eesE T cannot close
w---r-r --E- Appealing rrl- Ar
-ef a-~-EE-. -I zr-zssV1r-
Car --e E-ear T-Crz
u-- l-a------E-T E-ue
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-14

rzrcs COMMITTEES the board Ei--rrs1
the payment os sos 50 f1- taxes SeIfu-
q1eur On the HaroOr Police station aud
On three pieces CONDEMNED 5y Tie CITY
for 81 MarTs square Aftsr the taxes
have been paid the Audiror VIII BE e.
recred % cancel the assess-eur arf
omit the sane from his report % rra
state Controller 50 the city VII oe oU-
nothing On the Transaction
The France COMMITTEES denied the
petition of Darby Martin s1r The return
0f A deposir Of s100 On the purchase of
some 1I11k purchased rom the 5Cart
O Works Martin regretted rs bar-
gain bur VII be unable % get hls DE-
post back
TIE COMMITTEES decided % take I'd th=
proposed extension 0f Manchesrar
street as recommended By the Board e
Works when 10 considers next year
budget No funds ara ar present await
able
The committee allowed the Tax Co.
lecc0r $50 % engage a srelQg-apher rl
prepare ferns for ti-e collection or d.
unquent assessuenrs on De Harc street
grade change
TIE Haves valley Athlete CLUB OBJ
tanned an amateur boxing permit fer
the night % June Is
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-14
Many CHILDREN WORK
II TEXTILE INDUSTRIES
Buueriu Issued BY Departments oE
Commerce. and Labor Contains
Interesting figures.

LNErCN, June I5-Aboun1-
tzcrs ard figures ard leaving
-lCc--sc-s ID r-e reacer and bIau-iug z
nobody Is -1e bulletin On The subject
-f -l LabCr issued today by the
Department ~ Ccu-erce and Lzbor-
Tie bulletin shows that e the children
under sixteen years cd e-pIcye5 IN
-1e -ex-z Industries there are 1lg- IN
Elssz---zerrs- 80 II REc6a Lzlznz-
IL New York - IN EsW Jersey
--fa - FeEEzT Variz- As FL Ecrrn car
-a SD F. SCL-E Carolina. LIsi II
Georgia and 60 u A-zha-a
III regard Cd the hea--- q working
-rz-- the 1uLerI1 states -hzE vErT
r-w parents Admired that rhe hszIrh
-f --eE eE1 1re1 had suffered fruu the
lscrr required many asserting rhzr
r-eT were - better hsaI-h thar before
-EeT WE1r r- work
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-14
BEATING OF CARPETS.

The ordinances prohibiting the beat
ing q carpets and rugs On the public
streets between the hours OF o'clock
A. n and L midnight ard prohibiting
the sale OF any calf under four weeks or
age ard not in good condition were
passed
Bids for doing the city's printing
were opened and referred to the Print
ing Committee
The petition Of property owners that
gas mains be laid in Twenty sixth
street. between Church and Sanchez,
was referred TO the Fire Committee
TIE petition Of Edward MaIouey for
a permit 70 operate a small rock crush
Ct by electricity on Seventeenth street,
between Uranus ard AshbUry, went 20
the Street Committee.
The following ordinances were finally
passed
Aut1Crizinr the payment of 1000 20 A
Wenzeiberzer fcr expert services during Mav
IN the Spring Valley Water Company za1it
AGAINST the city.
CHANGING grades on Hoffman avenue
I-veuty-secord AIrarzdn ard Congress- streets
and Buepa Vista. Masonic and Putrero ave-
2sea.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-14
SCOUT IDEA that Gun
On STAMPS Is POISONOUS
OmciaI ar Washington Declares That
Lf1EraI Dose CT rle Glue WouId
Prove Harmless

WASEC-ETCN, Tu-e 1.-Ths o=-
Gals cf The BurEau = EuE-zFfnE and
Printing sCoC- Tire idea that blood poi-
ECr-- cCu-1 resUlr from Z CIT CT the
r-rE-e b. a postage stamp. Czssfl-s
81 E---z-reT- superI1r=16sur. said
EL- Cu -le back q Al pcs1zzz
Stamps is ~ the Simplest sCrr IL chem
tcaT pure ard could net possibly harm
any Cue even u taken II 4 liberal dose
IRE c1ef element q this gun Is cas-
sa-z starch more pCpuLzrfF known as
-z-cca- This IS We- Euowr article
- -zT Household Use Tie 5suarr-
UeCr requires The contractor Wi10 fur
-z-es tire s-arch q have u 6exEl1-
lZ=1 ~ hezr and uoc by acid"
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-14
Women's Muslin Underwear at a Big
Saving.

Saving.
OGETHER this stock OF muslin
bathing particularly appropriate
this Of the year All regular prices have been
marked very low
GOWNS.
4ScAzde
with c1ser Of rcks The sleeves finished wira heed
s1S3Ide Of grade OF ezbr with yokes CT fancy
embroidery
oored baby ribbon through finished
embroidery Regular 500
OF Worth
81
brod headed with three Of 6ae tucs Vh three of
BATHING CAPS
n1errzed
gathered head They black b1e
dots Worth
BATHING SUITS
white
The finished with brzHng Regular $500 value
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-14
Tony Parish WIN slaughter.

A. L Parish. chief eff1ce deputy for
United States Marshal John H Shine,
leaves this morning with his family
for A two weeks vacation at Sher-
wood the northern terminus OF the
railway in MendOcIno County He
will pass away the time SIaughtering
Eifta.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-14
Accepting deed from Edwin Gooda1 70 land
for the extension or Alpine street To Waller.
STREET WORK ORDERED.

(lrrieri1g certain street and sewer work on
Cole street between ParuazE1s and Carl.
Vallejo streer between Battery and Front.
Stevenson street between Annie and Third
Jessie street between New MoutzouerY and
Third BEfnnu street. between Third ard
Fourth. Hayes street. between Larxtu and
Van Ness avenue Florida street. between
THentv-fftr and rwenty-sxth-
Authorizing the payment 10 A. Ridley of
S3QG9 ssr an AUTOMOBILES furnished the Chief
Engineer Of the Fire Department
Authorizing an expenditure of s-ao8 u be
Exposition.
Authorizing the payment OF $3.50 % = H
D0ckweiler tor EXPERT services IN the Spring
Valley Water Company suit
Trznsferrtug from the School Department %
the Fire DeparrInent a school Lot at the corner
OF Twenrierh-ard Eentuciy streets. 70 be used
as 4 site for an engine house
Authorizing the zIdl1ur 70 appoint thirty
additiunaI clerks for q tenpurary period.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-14
FuneraI OF Abner NeEFnIev

CAETON. Ohio. June Is--Funeral
services over the remains CT Abuer
1TeErIev Uere heId here tbs af-a--
neon - the resiGeEce a Mrs. ia &
1Tcrr rfe- r1e home q the Izre pes
lEerf The iurerrlert was il the Ne.
E-ir-eT flUIy plaL at WescIawu Gene
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-14
From Basement to Roof
Evanston Sale Specials.
Waistings ond Domestics.

THE special bargains advertised here VIII
make this department even more popular
than Il IS For those OF our customers
who take advantage OF good things these
items VIII be very welcome
wAISTINGS-
lie yzrd-5z-inch chambrzy madras n fancy
stripes Worth yard
sc Vzrd-EauCy stripe printed czshrere- suitable
Tor waists and s-Its- Always sold AZ I=c
15e vart-Chec0ed suIrlug. a 6ne 11areriaI FOR
camping and seaside An exceDti0uar
value, worth &c
Zoe Tzrt-FIgu-ed canine Ezht neat zrf
rev patterns Just The goods for skirts and
full SUITS Worth zcc-
CONFORTERS
s9e ezch-Suuu1er c0uforrers wi-t fancy sfc0-
me covering Hled with pure white cotton
Worth SICo-
SPREADS
zoe ezch = White cr0che- bed spreads
cLose. heavy weave Regular Sroo value
BLANKETS
S1.-S 4 pslr-T--4 camping blankets II Zrzy and
white extra heavy Worth 500 ! 1zf--
SHEETS
see ezch-Przze-s reliable double bed sh--rs-
linen finish A &c value
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-14
MORTON FAMILY WORRIED
By SPECULATIVE RUNORS
EEeDcs Issue Statement Conceruing
A[arriuOuiaI Troubles of Duke
and Duchess de EaIeucaF.

PAEIS. T--e Iz-The members ot
t-s Merton family z-e greatly pz11e6
tT ire publicity E-ve1 % the 6cues-ic
= s1cr-l-ss q The Duchess 6e VzIen-
cay ccc-rL-E az Z 5ces AZ the sane
C1e sE r1e 6szrh q Mss Lena Nor
ter Wt-E the view 20 the avof5znce
cc t-r-her speculative reporrs. the fcI-
--T-E z11-1UzI statement comes
crcz RE cr-s15s C the family.
MEc-z- e--euEa c. - ~ e4nsI.-z hss
E--Elr 70 49, a reccccllia iar11r tsrTeer re
-lzs a-1 -Ec-esI e Tl--caT ard che
nCr-Er * ne luxe sE-f1aG har 1sEi-a "a
H-crzW ne application she lad r1zzsa = rna
HlLcl1 --r r1a z11l-rren az cha aua--7asr.
6lr ne -z11-g -r ne Duchess ze-.dss rhar A
c--rrr---algl N1z i--DcHEl-Ls. azG rhar rHa
L-c1eaa E1cL-c seclre ieEzl zrrul---rc 1f
1er ud---aEe L@Ea- srers have seeu r4fs-
lr -eEa-1 cr ne Elc-esE 70 see--u a. a----r-
ne1r ne E-cl--ca a-e -li-rreE--1er- rvf-1clst
any q eEa1-1r ar zcau6al
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-14

service was charged 20 new coustruc-
ton IN fixing lighting rates. although IL
appears that the property owners are
compelled TO pay for IT.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-14
rnnnlrnIIrr C - -

WASHINGTON. June L. - The
Comprru Der 81 the Currency today
issued 4 cau for the condfrion oc the
national banks at the close o. business
TEce 3.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-14
Hdlf-Price Mems Clothing

does make any difference what the former price Of the
overcozt may now have It for Just oneha
o1 make your selection the regular prices plain
figures, the tags, and pay Just 90 per cent less
expert filters viii YOU make
lection And impossible you attend this sale per-
s0uzy Of lady members
your family laid aside for you This
the greatest chance money given the city to-day
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-14
WoMen's Foncy Goods,

women 5 foncy Ooo0S.
a FEW specials that are
"A sure 10 interest our
women customers
HANDKERCHIEFS.
= for 5c-Chifdreu' fancv
printed lawn handkerCf1Iefs
lust the kind for rough wear.
z5c 4 dozen
RIBBONS.
21c A yard-Fzncy check rib
bous. including black and
white; inches wide. al pure
silk. Il ties and bows beauti-
fully. Worth sc a ward
NECKWEAR-
1sc each-Women's iswu. stock
collars, neatly embroidered
with tabs Of Teueriffe wheels
Something eutirelv new for
shirt waists. Regular 35c
value
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-14

TAzHrcGrCV Iune- l1.-s-rl1nsI Cnsr' 'ss
W Rzyuond Eignts-nrh 11t11Ez1s 1As a.~a
rstl-ed a. 1is IVA rsz18@
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-14
New Art Goods

New Art Goods
NJ OVELTIES that have
~ Just arrived are now be-
ing shown The prices
are very low
CUSHION TOPS
33c eaci1-Tapestry cushion
tops; Oriental and Turkish
desIg11s. III bright coIorIngs.
Worth 50c.
SCARFS-
39c each-Bureau sczrfs and
pillow shams, with scaIlooed
border and scrolled with fancy
braid on sheer lawn Washes
well Worth 75c-
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-14

tests CT seventy-fve Der cent q TIE
property owners should be sustained
After hearing the protests the permit
was granted by the following vote
AyesHAIpsrs, Bent BOxrOu- Braun
hart, Con1or. D'Ancona- Eggers- Finn
Hooks. Lunstedt. Sanderson-1L
Noe-Brzndensrei COure- Rea-G
AWARD CEMENT CONTRACT
The contract for furnishing cement
70 the Board q Works was a-arded %
the Henry CoweH Company and the
Western F'uzI Company each % fur
nish SEQ barrels at 81 50 per barrel The
Coweu Company withdrew IFS protest
and claim that IL should have been
awarded the entire contract at 81 s. per
barrel as the other bid had been u0di-
fed after fling. The board agreed that
the compromise recommended bT ths
Street ard Building COMMITTEES was
fair 70 both bidders
The board passed 10 print an amend
ed ordinance establishing rules for the
plumbing and drainage OF buildings
and requiring ventiIariuZ shafts 10 De
at least four feet square and continue
Of rudfr1fnished size 20 the roof
The roadwzTs q Doriand street be-
tween Church and Sanchez and 0t
Pierce street between Union and Green
were fully accepted
On the recommendations CT the FL
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-14

S2.4S-Folded chiffon shapes. Ia
test Come II black and white
Worth S-0C-
S2-4S-Shirred chiffon turbans;
worth $500.
FLOWERS. BRAIDS.
1Oc-E lowers OF all kinds. worth
$50 some are worth =0c.
9 4 yard-Fancy brzIds: sold a.
wavs az Ioc and T@c
&c yzrd-Fzncy brzids II horse
hair, plzIds and al coIors.
WIRE FRAMES.
I4c ezch-Freuch sailor wire frames
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-14


rizIs that can be obtained are shown N
this great stock You viii be more than
pleased with the bargains
SILKS
55c yzrt-Au excellent assortment Of fancy
silks Just received from New York Il comes n
the latest shades OF blue. golden brown. green.
red and gray al choice designs Regular sc
quality
soc yzrt-Plsiu and fancy ponEee, very desir-
abe SIX tor SUITS, coats, etc-, Tor sumner wear
Worth 6oc yard
soc yzrd-Fzncy six Of neat striped designs IN
the newest shades worth 6ec 4 yard Suitable
Tor shirt waist suits.
45c vzrd-SIik tz1etz brilliznts n fzncv stripes
and sO1d c0l0rs- al shades This Is verv
sofr six and makes pretty waists and chIdreu's
dresses for sumner wear Regular 6oc value
DRESS GOODS.
soc yarG-s9-iuch figured and pain cream a.
1aczs- SpIeu61d value Worth 6cc.
75e d vzrG--s-I11ch cream Crepe de Paris verv
6ue weave and al wool. Never sold for less than
SEQ Z ward
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-14
Millinery Trimming Free.
Clearance Sale Bargains.

~ ht interest : ADDED 70
free trimming We viii y
customers any hat II our 5
bought here
OUTING HATS.
75e-IF hire duck and khaki hacs-
good FOR the C0uu-rv
o>c-Elne Tuscan sCraWs. worth
$50 and $500.
Zoe 9Sc and S1-5O-C1iIdre1' s
saIiCrs- worth SL-co. 500 and
Sc
UutrIu1ued shapes II a.
styles
CHIFFON SHAPES.
oSe-B-zcc and white Chiffon shapes.
worth $500
Evening journal., 1904-08-03
sHEEHAN CONSENTS.
Will Head Executive Committee Of the
Democratic Campaign COMMITTEES.

Will Head Executive Committee Of the
Democratic Campaign Committee.
New York, Aug. 3.-It is announced
that William +. Sheehan has consented
to become chairman of the executive
committee of the Democratic national
committee which will have charge Of
the campaign for Parker and Davis
this fall.
The other members Of the committee
will be announced by National Chair
man Thomas Taggart from Indianapo-
lis in few days. and among the mem
bership of seven will be August Bel
mont Of New York, James NJ Guffey
of Pennsylvania. James Smith. Jr., of
New Jersey and John r. Mclean of
Ohio. .l.,
The most significant thing about this
committee is that it is a sound money
committee composed entirely of gold
Democrats.
In addition to this the treasurer OF
the executive committee, who will have
much to do with the raising Of the
funds and the spending of them, will
probably be George Foster Peabody Of
Brooklyn. Mr.. Peabody has had much
to do with the reorganization and con
solidation of electric light and gas COM
panies and is man Of large means.
He is the active man in the brokerage
and banking firm of Spencer Trask &
Co. He was one OF the foremost gold
Democrats in the country in 1896 and
was active in raising funds for the
prosecution of the Palmer and Buckner
campaign.
Judge Alton B. Parker will resign his
place as chief justice Of the New York
court of appeals before Aug. s in order
that his successor may be elected this
fall. If he held Office beyond Aug.
Governor Odell would appoint his sue
cessor, who would hold Office until aft
er the election in 1905. The resignation
Of Judge Parker and the retirement Of
Judge Celora e. Martin for age will
make two vacancies on the appeals
bench to be filed by the voters this
fall.