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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-08-04
DOM ESTIC.

Alvin Oldham Of Orleans, Ind. was
convicted of manslaughtcr for having
beaten his uncle to death In fight.
Nicholas Gazner was hanged at
Plttsburg for the murder of his sweet
heart, Margaret Hall, Feb. 10, 1908.
Robert Clayton, driver, shot and
killed his wife and fatally wounded
his motherin.law Mt Princeton. N. J.
Midsummer fair at Lake Geneva
closed In scenes Of beauty. A fund of
$4,000 was raised for holiday home"
Phillip Snyder Of Richland Ind, was
crushed to death by n sack Of wheat
falling upon him from thrashinG
machine.
Four Chicago youths confessed one
murder and n score Of holdups. They
are expected to admit ut least two
more murders
The second regiment band of Chi.
cago won the $1,000 prize in the Elks'
competition at Cincinnati, the second
prize going to Cleveland.
Henry c. Spencer, Grinnell, Iowa,
banker, and his son, Clarke, We're
drowned last night in Arbor Lake
while cruising In n launch.
Charles Ray Dean has been named
American delegate to the eighth in.
tornational geographical congress In
Washington next September
Ethel Willis, daughter of w. II,
,f ,pIn Al nt I al. A.
Forest, was thrown from horse, sus,
tanning probable fatal injuries,
Iva Ashley, aged II years, daughter
Of Mr., and Mrs, George Ashley OF
Willisyille, H., near Percy. was found
dead in a cistern near their home,
Charles H. Dale, the rubber mag
nate, has sent to New York business
college two Italian boys who were his
Caddics ut the Iarchment golf club,
+. A. Hein2e has been sued by the
Boston and Montana Mining company
for $5,760,000 for ore alleged to have
been stolen from the Leonard mine,
DR. Charles w, l.tttleneld of Ander,
son. Ind, asserts he has succeeded IN
creating animal matter In the form Of
insect life from chemical compound
Frank Stockman, deputy sheriff Of
Wabash county, Illinois, was fatally
shot while pursuing two men sus-
pected of rohhing a store ut Allendale,
ILL.,
Chares H. Carlton, the Cleveland
nrh nj n
Rio. Cal, on the charge of using the
mails to deiraud, will be sent back TO
Ohio.
Among the officers elected by the
Furniture Association of America were
James Z. Hayes, New York, president
and c. f. Lundberg Rockford, H., vice
president
Carrie Nation was knocked down
and seriously hurt last night at Eliza.
BEETHOVEN. n, J., by ], r. Neighbor, n
salocn.keeper who struck her over the
head with n chair
In Chicago Judge Honore granted a
divorce to Mrs Mabel Frenyear Dunn.
an actress OF tho Wizard Of or Com.
pany, who testified that her husband
had pawnod her jcwelry piece by piece
and then deserted her. Dunn made
no defense,
The charge of grand larceny against
Robert Fitzsimmons, the pugilist, for
carrying or a lion cub from enc Of the
Coney island shows was dismissed yes
terday in New York.
An explosion in n detached building
cf the Phoenix powder mill on the
southern railway. midway between
East st. Louis and Belloville resulted
III the death of one man
War To the death against the United
States steel Corporation Is threatened
by the big railroad interests II the
trusts plan for new eastern line
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-08-04
POLITICAL.

A loom for Thomas Taggart for gov.
ernor Of Indiana was started by his ad.
mirers In the state
Democrats Of South Dakota named
state ticket with l.. N. Grill as the
candidate for governor.
Senator German announced definite.
ly that he will not be chairman of the
democratic national committee.
Former Governor Morgan G. Bulkley
of Connecticut announced his candl.
dacy for the United States senate.
James S. Dodge was nominated for
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-08-04

Havana, to raise the wreck of the
battle ship Maine, if the United
States government itself should mani
fest desire to remove the wreck. II
is understood that the authorities at
washington are opposed 20 revival
of the question of the cause of the loss
of the battle ship, preferring that the
mass be lifted only sufficiently to be
towed to sea and sunk.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-08-04
ASTo DIR Z "A.
Bear, the ;, The Kind You Have Always BOurb
'is, ss Ixaz1zaz
Wants Wife for Farmer.

Marinette, Wis, July 30.-H. L.
Wright, poor commissioner, has under
taken the job of supplying a Menomi-
nee county farmer with wife. James
Olson, a prosperous farmer came TO
him asking for a wife among the indi-
gent. Wright had none available and
advertises for one, 35 years old, either
maid or widow acceptable, but no d.
yorcee.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-08-04
SPORTING.

The Yale,lIaryard athletes defeated
oxford Cambridge in the international
track meet In England taking six OF
the nine events.
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ARRESTED in
MANCHESTER.
Two Fugitivcs From Richmond
Arrested by Officer
Waynnack.
TO INSTALL PASTOR TO-DAY
------ ------ AZ n "a
White Man Held UP by Two
Ncgroes-Personal and
Other Notes.
10 INSTALL PASTOR TO-DAY

Manchester Bureau, Times Dispatch.
No 1162 Hull Street.
Officer Waymack made two important
arrests last night. After long chase he
took In charge two young men. named
William Jockey and John Fowler. charged
with taking ovcrcoats from the hallway
Of the Albemarle Club, In Richmond The
coats were recovered and the two men
were turned over to Detective Wren. Of
Richmond.
Tho case will come UP in the Police
Court In Richmond Tomorrow.
TO INSTALL PASTOR. Y
pastor OF Oak Grove Baptist Church, this
afternoon at 3 o'clock, when the following
exercises will DO carried out:
4. The Rev. Il. w. Crdlln will preside.
2. Address to the church, by the Rev.
WV. slsk.
3. Address to pastor. by the Rev.
Hepburn. Ssi5- s
4 Address OF welcome in behalf Of the
Baptists by the Rev. DR.. Badly
81 Addresses OF welcome In behalf OF
other denominations By the Rev. Messrs.
r. b. Beadles and CO. w oodward.
s. Response and benedlction BY tho.
pastor, the Rev. Lnndon Green.
CHURCH SERVICES. .
II Rev. J. T.. Routten will preach on -
Womans Protest Against q Wrong" at
West End Church tonight.
Rev. r. w. Cridlin will preach at
Stockton Street Church at both acrvices,
The Standard Bearers Will meet at 3
o'clock this afternoon. NJ
Rev. r. M. Chandler will preach an
appropriate sermon on the birth Of Gen-
craI jackson and General Lee on the 18th.
r \ .S,S.r 1nH,r lat r
church to-day.
The trustees and stewards OF Asbury
Church have organized q building assoc.
olaticn TO help pay off the debt OF Sl,20.
The pastor VIII preach a sermon on the
subject today
REV. DR.: r. J. WillIngham will q r,.::atch b,
In cambridge Street Church this morn
=. OPERATION PERToRMED.
A successful operation was performed
on Master Paul, the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Willie Beattie, by DR.. George Ben john
ston a the Memorial Hospital yesterday.
The lad is getting along nicely. ssssi
HELD UP EY NEGROES.
Mr.. Beauregard Latham was accosteo
by. two negroes near nus nome ZONE y tue
Flrst Ward last night about l0:46, o clock
He rot out Of the way and went Into his
house. and then Informed the police. a
search was made for the negroes, but
they had i"lit out"
-.fe ~, HI OLYMPIA CLUB. 4.
Thei regular meeting OF this popular
organization was held at their hall over
Moore ana B,lrke's last night, and bust-
ness transacted
Miss 8. B. Bars has improved very
much. t 10y
has been visiting relatives in Manchester MAJ:
has returned. 2 ~,
Instituted at Odd-Fellows Hall on the
18th.
Mr.. j. P. Wingo, who has been visit
ing his parents. MIR. and Mrs: =.
~Winro. In Amelia, has returned to the
city. 60.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Harper. OF Surry.
aru visiting relatives in Manchester. i.
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HOPE TO GET
SOME MONEY /:
The Oregon Exposition People
Are Very Much y
Pleased. s ~

Mr.. jefferson Myers and Congressman
John Newton Williamson. Of Oregon.
who have been here for several days IN
tho interest Of tho Lewis and Clarh Tx
position 10 be held In their. State. spent
yesterday in sightseeina ana In tho a r
tcrnoon called at the Mansion and hnd
most pleasant and interesting talk
with his Excelency. Governor Mon.
tsgue on the subject.
Tho Oregonians are anxious that VIZ.
ginia shall DO cremtuoly represented at
their great show, which will commem-
crate deeds Of two Of her noble and
gifted sons, and It Is possible that at tho
proper time something may be done along
this linc.a though ut present. It Is hard
10 say Just what 1t will be. One propO-
siuon which is looked upon with much
favor is..if the State cannot SEQ her way
clear to make an appropriation In money,
to send some Of her exhibits used at
st. Louis to Oregon after the former
cxpositioH:cis over. IT. is pointed out that
this could be readily done at minimum
cost to the state, audit Is said that
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this would be source Of qualification
to the Oregon people.
PUBLIC SERVICE BILL.
No Hope Whatever Now That
It Will Go Through.

The passage of the House bill In relation
to public service corpora tons at this ses-
sion Of the Genera Assembly is now
hopeless. It's chances OF enactment arc
but an "irtdesccnt dream" It Is true,
however. that the Senate Committee for
Courts Of Justice will on Monday at noon
report the long bill or ninety-nlnc pages
to the Senate. hut with "a large number
OF amendments. Some OF. these are mate
rial. ana involve vital or important fea-
lures OF tho measure framed by the
House. Most Of them are minor changes.
many OF them In the phraseology Of the
bill. or verbal changes made necessary
as consequential amendments to others.
What Is Of most interest TO Members
OF the two houses, the committee will
report adversely. ur.,n tho Duke amend
ment requiring telephone companies TO
connect and give continuous service over
their lines ~ ~ ~ MA 4
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REV. W. 7. sHUNDLEY ACCEPTS
NORTH CAROLINA CALL

The Rev. w. II. Hundley pastor Of
the Barton Heights Baptist Church. has
accepted call to. High Point, N, e, He
viii enter upon his now work on Febru-
airy list, I,
Mr.. Hund!ey's approaching departure Is
source of regret to his congr ega ton.
whom he has served faithfully and ably
during the past two or three years, The
church has engaged Mr.. Green. young
students at the Medical College OF Viz.
ginu. to supply the pulpit for the pres,
emit Mr., Green will shortly enter the
medical missionary work.
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RICHMOND MAN HERO.
Mr.. Pascal Hicks Saved Woman
and Probably Hotel.

Mr. Pascal Hicks, formerly of Rich
mond, but now manager of the Saratoga
Hotel, In Chicago, saved the life of q,
lady and probably the hotel from flames
the other day by prompt action.
Mrs. s. s. Wolffson, Of Racine, Wis.
was curling her hair In the parlor Of
the hotel, with o celluloid comb. and
an alcohol Acurler. The comb caught fire
from the curler. and the lady tainted
and dropped the burning comb on tho
floor, igniting heavy rug. Mr.. Hicks
rushed in, whipped out the blaze With
a blanket, and by means OF telephone
prevented the alarm from being turned,
in, thus at the same time preventing per-
hups a panic and fire.
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Silk MouseIlnes,
Csc KIND, I Sc

Fine, sheer and very 81 ley, oolors
white, cream, corn. yellow, pink, lIaht
blue, navy, Nile, lilac, lavender, black
and red; the csc. kind, specialize. 1Oc.
Printed eatIste, In new and stylish
terms and colorlnes 800 to poo
Real Irish Dlmlt ties. In ne>V patterns
and ooorlnos 200,
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BASEBALL COACH,
Howard Holland to Run in the

Washington and Lee Team,
Howard Holland, the popular baseball
player OF this city. has accepted an offer
from Manager w, a. Wlthers, OF tho
washington and Lee baseball team to
coach that team during March and April.
MIR. Holland Is most capable coAcn
be profitable to tho Washington and Lee.
CLUB, lie VIII go from Lexington to
Springfield, Mo-. to play with that team
Of the Missouri Valley League. He VIII
play in right field. his old position,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-10
A NEGRO SHOT
George Dabney Gets the Worst
Of an "ArEurnerit." 81

!, A negro named George Dabney was shot
by an unknown negro in an rsument"
on Twenty-seventh Street, extended, near
tie Nine Mile Road. last night about 8
o'clock. He was struck In the hip and
painfully hurt The ambulance carried
him to the colorcd almshouse, where he
was reported as getting along nicely last
night. No arrests were made.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-10
Serious Freight Wreck.

Al Especial to The, Tlmes,LlspaichJJ y, Z,
.o,eicok Friday night un easlbound frelg hit
train was Wrecked near Iron Mountain,
touIr miles east Of Coylngton, by car
'tss eRPenKlee en- other iron cars. loaded with
coal, were thrown from the track ans
BADLY Wrecked. No one Has injured,
Passenger trains delayed about Twelve
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az GETS LARGER HOUSE,
Mr., Dunbar, Manager for stieff,
Leases Fine Store,

Mr.. J.. p. Dunbar, manager for Charles
Nj. stieff, has leased The handsome store,
No. so7 East Broad Street, now occupied
as the Elite Studio, Az soon as practi-
cable the present quarters. No. 4al East
Broad. will be given up In favor OF the
new. The change to larger house has
become impera tive. 81
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Suicide In Wilmington.

wifI iss III aToN, IN. G; Jan, q George
a. Feshee; / aged tS3 yea III, and .,a ma Ave
al AuggJtas Ga, eomnli ttea suicide 81 hls
i boat 81 house. IN this City, last niSht
( ~ dyapk Il lall dan ~.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-10
WISE CANNOT COME.
Suits Brought to Test Constitu'
ton Indefinitely Postponed.

ton Indefinitely Postponed.
Judge Waddlll, acting on the request
OF Captain John s. Wise. to which At.
,orney-General Anderson and Mr.. Frank
w. Christian acceded. has indefinitely
postponed the suits brought by Edgar
Poe Lee, Of this city: Brickhouse and
others, of Norfolk. designed to test the
constitutionalIty OF the suffrage clause
OF the Constitution. ~
Captain Wise wrote Judge Waddll at
Alexandria on the sth, requesting tho
postponement of the cases, owing to ,his
inability to be here. He also wrote to
Attorney General Anderson and Mr..
Christian, asking their Indulgence In
postponing the cases. No date has been
set for them. Si
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about GAS o'clock The buggy was de-
nolished, but neither DR.. Williams or his
horse were hurt.
Dr. Williams was driving across tho
street, when the car struck tho buggy
and crushed 1t against the electric light
pole at the point, Traffic was delayed
few minutes and q big crowd gathered
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New and Stylish Tailored Suiis.
An Entire Stock in These |
$500 Suits,
Now SI9.50

Very stylish, and service. !
able Suits, Of cloths, colors,
black, navy and tan and
fancy mIxtures; your pick
Of any OF these s35 Suits,
now T10.6O.
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HIGH RAISE
FOR YOUNG
President Roosevelt Accentuates
Ills Insult to Lieutenant-
General Miles.
(By Associated Press.)

f (l5y ASSoClaleu ITeSs.j
. WASHINGTON, Jun, or~After having
served at the head of the army as chief
ot-staff, with the rank OF leutenant-gen-
oral for little less than five months.
Lieutenant General s. B, NJ Young re-
llnqulshed his duties at noon to-day, to
his successor In office, General a. r..
Chaffee. who has been acting as his chief
assistant for several weeks past The
change Is due to the fact that General
Young became slXty-four years Of age
to-day, and therefore, under the law. was
reIesated to the retired list.
The retirement Of General Young and
thu accession Of General Chaffee was
marked by the usual reception TO the
outgoing and tina Incoming official.
By direction Of the President, Secre-
tary Root to-day issued an order an,
ncuncIng the retirement Of General Young
and highly extolling the services Of that
officer. E.s
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$500 Suits,
Now $3.50.

II II suits Of black and blue
cloths and fancy mixtures,
are made In the most stylish
mannerj your pick, now
1880.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-10

Grace Streets. last night was success
in every particular. Many Of tho cos
tunes were unique and picturesque IN
the extreme. ana some odd no the point
OF being ridiculous.
Tbs attendance was very 6 God, and all
had thoroughly enjoyable evening.
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place to be put on tho Danvllle and
Western train. leaving Danville for tina
west at aI5 p NJ, which gives US the
Richmond papers the same day they
are Issued, and also much other mall
earlier than heretofore. This arrunge.
ment gives us two daily malls from{
Danvllle, which Is quite convenience
to our people.
1t is reported here that the panvllla
and Western Railway Company VAL In
the near future erect q nice depot Ut tho
I.eaksyille Junction, two niles OF this
place, where they have no depot II nll.s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-10
New Wash foods.
New and exclusive designs In cot.

New and exclusive designs In cot.
ton and linen 4
voIIes,
Examines. s25
MIstrals,
London Twlne, "
and canvass.
In full range Of new and stylIsh col. Il
orlnas, prices 1' i ;ls
lOc.. 25c.. soc. Doc. Doc. 75c.
Embroidered SwIsses, In now pats
terms and colorlngs ,,.,. DOC. and DOC,
5oe, MercerIzed French Glnshams,s
special, per yard..... ............a6o Loo.
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NEW MAIL ARRANGEMENT
Richmond Papers West Of Dan
Vile the Same Day.

Especial to Tho Tmes-D ispatch,)
4 CASCADE, VA. Jan, s,--The superln-
tendent Of the Railway Mall Service naA
recently ordered lock po,ach for this
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THE YOUNG ROSE.

Tie young rose waich give thee, dewey and bright
Was the foweret most dear the sweet bird OF night
Who oft by the In1oon DER her bushes hath hung,
And thrilled every leaf with the wild lay ne sung,
Oh! take thou til is voting rose and let her lie pc
Prolonged by the breath she will borrow from thee!
For while DER her; bosom thy soft notes shall THRILL
She'll think the sweet night-bird is counting her stiL
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Evanin 3 Wraps ||'|'i
AiCut PrIces I.

I. Long, Ltght,,Tan Military
Coat, made Of Imported cloth K
and pIped with red velvet,
was s24,so, now... s17.5oa
3, Tan Ia and Mode Fancy Cloth y
Goats, trimmed with military
cord and velvet, was $3.50,
now. 49,. $3.50
one each White and Cham
payne, was s4s.5o, now. $40. 50 50 ! !
one White zlbelIne evening
Wrap, trimmed with fancy ~hlt's \ I
cloth and sllk balloons, was 3
$3.50, now..... R8D.. s 90 /
odd lots Of 50 and s. sepa-
rate skirts. now, each....&1.06 \
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Half Shell Cigars. 3d.; finest and mild
est Havana Cigar " Phil G, kelly's
Pen Mar Hotel,
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-A||.t / Halt HI IL Price 8
SIS a nd s45
Suits, Now s24.50.

HIgh.o rade Suits, made
fashonably, Of Imported
cloths and zibellnesj your
pick Of any now F24.oo.
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No Suits Can be Sent on Approval During this Sale.
Wrappers, kim onas, and
Dressing Sacques, Nicely
Made al Cut Prices.

b sF
ST Short, collariess t<irnonas, now. 00c.
IS st.5o Best Quality Er7gllsh OUTING and K
All-Woot Ederdowna Short klmonas, all col
ors, now. -......... ...,u oc.l5
$1.75 Short kmonas, now. 1890. ~. VI 10
s2.75 Long kimonas-s nicely trimmed,
Asale Of Embroidsrles.
The Saving IS 0ne.nalf.
NaJnsook, Cambria? and Swiss Edges and
Insertions, Is In Widths FROM IA to 10 inches.
"A leading Importers entire surplus stock,
all new and fresh and In only choicest and
most wanted patterns Il. sl's
81.3c., 1oo., .t2c. Edges arad Insertions, now
yard ~. stfc. E
15ca and rs 2.ac Edges ar1d Insertions, now,
,sc. and zoe. Edges ana Insertions, now
Csc Edges and Insertions, now, yard ~. LOG. i
a0c and $50. Edges and Insertion now
yard lOc.
4oc. and Soc. Edges and Insertions, now,
Y yard $50 $40. <
eoc. and CSC Edges and insertions, now,
yard ~ . soo.
Laces al Cut Prices!
Point de Paris Laces, new patterns, n
widths from Ito lnchesi the 200. Kind,
per yard .....,.....,....s 4Oc'
Net Top Oriental Laces-
soc. ones, Inches wide. .3Oc.
81 ones, IL Inches wide. 900.
$1.5o ones, 10 Inches wIde-..............0So
limitation Torchon Edges and Insertions,
best English makes, In new designs, five spe-
claI lots, each marked at halt price
:,he., &C., G1ac., y 1-3c.. loo.
s1,5o Embroidered chiffo'ns, now ...:.0 so. 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-10

Demolished Doctors Buggy, u
lakewood car, No. 3s8 struck q buggy
ana horse driven by Pr. III " NV !llians.:
&C Tenth and Broad Streets, last nlght
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20 Per Cent. Discount.
25c Fancy P. KS,
!. Special IL l..2c.

Light weight neat figures, Just the
right weight for chIldren's wear or
ladies' dresses, special, 12'4sc,
4oo Embroidsred Swiss, 25o.
Fine Pin Dots, unusually fine and
sheer; the 400. kind, specialize. :5e.
4eo Linen Lawn, 2so
Fine, yard Wide, all pure linen, an z
excellent washer and Wearsr, spe.
clal, ard..,......,, ,.,,.....'..'.. oe'
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IH.I a a HI
KRIS.
4 - = - - ~ !

"a . - 81 g. . - "A.
Muslin Skirts with 4 cambria
umbrella ruffIe and tueks. .2ae. i
Muslin Skirts. With umbrella 4
ruffle and hemstltched tucka,
4. 800. 4
Long sklrta Of cambrlc, some
tucked and embroidery trllm L
med, hemstltched and! tucked,
lace Insertion and frlll. 70o. N
Muslin and Cambria Skirts,
In seven different styles, neatly
made, cut full and wide, dust
ruffte...... ......... .-....ooc.
Outing Flannel Skirts. IN
fancy atrlpes...... ...,.. l1o'
Flanrelette Skirts, In fancy
strlpes, With umbrella flounes,
SILK embroidered edge. 800.
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Muslin und srw,ea';llr| !.

u h ! +.
Cambria and Muslin Goy'aa
and ChemIae, ihInh neck yokes,
close tucked, tucked and tacs
insertion and tucked and ems
broldcrIes, Sizes II toat7, spa.,t-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES - out9'.a.
iMasonvllle Cotton and Long i
Cloths, neatly trimmed with
hemstlteh tucks and frlll, now
Fine Cambria and Long Cloth,
Gowns and chamlse, high
necks, nine styles. 06o. /
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Thoroughly Gou J ! i. $ q I.
4, Cut Prices.

chlIdren's Fast Black, Cotton
Ribbed Hose, double heels, soIes
and toes; the 17c. ZONES, new,
per paIri......... I 21fc'
Ladies' Extra Quality Isle
and Cotton Hose, odds and end
from our regular CSC. and 35c.
lines, now $500. 1Oc.
Ladies' Extra Fine Gauge
Isle and Cotton Hose. odds and
ends from our regular lines at
Soc. 75c. and s5c: Hose, now
4 pair. 80. ......... 30c.