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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-03-11
Lists of Players Reported.


The following contracts for players
in the Three-Eye league have been
recorded with President Holland:
Decatur-W. 5. Wright, Arthur J.
Jones. Louis Greubner.
Cedar Rapids-R. T. Brown. W. ID.
Gin, Ben Davis. Il. Il. Gill, John Hines,
Louis Feline, Harry Berte.
Bloomington - William Corners,
Charles Bishop. II. ID. Cassidy, Harry
Baker, Arthur Hippert, Frank Cool
man, Peter Shea. John Goodwin, Adam
Glatz, Richard Smith, J. VI. Herbert,
Fred Donovan, Edward Plummer,
McKeveney, II. Il. Kruger. Fred Cody,
Phillip Coney, Oscar +. Knell, Ii. S.
Jones. Frank Smith, John Neuman.
Rock Island-Don Vandine. Thomas
Jones, q. T. Krause, Frahd Shields,
Kohley Miller, Glen Andrews, George
l.. Livingston. Thomas Guam, Orel
clark. Buck Bandy, Cad Hass.
Rockford-N. +. Malven.F. J. Dunno,
T. f. O'Brien. John Baker. Mike Samp-
son, Louis Barbour, Claude Stark, j.
4. Beckett. Gene \. Shour, Earl Ora
ham. w. II. Seeley, Joseph Miller, II.
j. Meek.
Released by Bloomington-Rich
Brown.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-03-11
The Moline Lineup.

Following are the delegations chos-
en- at Moline:
Following is list of the ward del
egations:
First ward = Henry Fellmer, \. E.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-03-11
Public sale of Real Estate.

The following pieces of Rock Island
city property will be sold at public
sale at the east door of the court
house next Saturday afternoon, March
-, 1904. at o'clock:
No. 414 Eleventh street.
No. 534 Fortysixth street.
No. 27O7 Seventh avenue.
No. 2507 Fourth avenue.
No. 26O2 Fourth avenue.
Also vacant lot in block /, in AL
days Second addition, in Moline
For particulars, apply to Jackson,
Hurst & Stafford, attorneys, Masonic
temple, Rock Island.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-03-11
HOLDS THE PLACE
NJ n. Sexton induced to Remain
at Head of Western
League.
MEET AT DIES MONIES
Rock Islands II Continues as President
in the Interests OF
Harmony.

Des Moines, March 11.-President
Sexton, of the Western league, was in
duced TO reconsider his resignation,
and will remain at the head of the
league. This decision was reached at
ter considerable wrangling in the an
nual meeting here last night, and is
in the interests of harmony.
Tebeau was present and also spoke
at some length. 1t was decided to
cents in each city of the league.
Monthly assessments TO guarantee ex-
penses were decided on.
There are six teams in the league,
and $50 games will be played, 10 more
than last year. The season opens
Sunday, April ?. and closes Sept. %.
Des Moines will open at Denver. st.
Joseph at Sioux City and Omaha at
Colorado Springs.
Iowa League Completed.
Boone has become member of the
Iowa baseball league, having posted
her forfeit with president Norton.
The committee raised $500 and de-
posted it as forfeit. The stock
hoiuSIS VIII tlcCI d hidHaSSi anu al
range for parks at once. The addition
of Boone effectually removes any
chance which Muscatine may have
had, but since the trouble in that city
about park, few people expected her
to come in. The league is now com.
posed of eight strong towns-Bur-
lington, Ottumwa. Keokuk. Marshall
town, Waterloo, FIT. Dodge, Boone and
and the rumors circulated
by certain envious rivals that the Iowa
league would collapse even before the
season opened, are proving to be
groundless.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-03-11
WILLIAM G. PITMAN.
Happr. HeaIthr ChIldr.n

Any child can take Little Early Ris-
ers with perfect safety. They are
harmless, never grippe or sicken, and
yet they are so certain in results that
robust constitutions requiring dractic
means are never disappointed. They
cannot fail to perform their mission
and every one who uses DeWitt's Lit
tie Early Risers prefer them to all
other pills. They cure biliousness.
Sold by all druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-03-11
Notes of RaseIaII.

President Charles j. Miller, of the
Bloomington Baseball association. has
received n telegram from Columbus.
o., finally accepting the proposition
to buy Dominick Mullaney for 500
This was a new offer made by the
Bloomington association after weeks
of negotiation and the refusal of CO.
lumbus to pay $500, the price first
named. Bloomington did not have
any desire TO keep Mullaney out of the
bigger eastern league. but felt that
il would not be right to give him
away. Accordingly. the offer to take
500 was made and accepted. and Null
laney will not wear a ''B" uniform
this year.
Cadwallader, the pitcher who was
with Rock Island last season for u
time, will play with Sioux City in the
Western this year, it is said.
Another player has been added to
the Davenport club. John Moore, who
has something of reputation as n
catcher has closed negotiations with
Manager Hayes for the coming sea-
son. Moore's home is in Dewitt and
he began last season by playing Il
number of games with the club of
that town, afterward joining the
Clinton city independent team with
which he played during the rest of the
season. Moore is said TO have red
hair enough to flag a train. and other
characteristics which make him a
distinct type of ballplayer.
Minneapolis is expecting Dan
O'Leary, formerly with Rock Island,
and Rusty Owens, late of Rockford,
to be sure things on the Miller team
this year.
Cedar Rapids players report April
10.
The list of Washington players sent
sent out from the headquarters gives
Beany Jacobsen. the star pitcher of
the Decatur club last year, place on
the roll.
The office boy is already beginning
to think up excuses To get away from
work during the baseball season. He
must spring a new line this year To
make good.
Belden Hill has signed several new
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-11-30
Mems and Boys
Furnishing Goods
December Sale"
8 Ucccnlher Sale.

Mems Linen Collars, regularly
15c, for sc.
Mems and Boys Neckwear, soc
values, for CSC.
Mems Csc Neckwear, four-in-
hands, shield bows, and tecks and
string ties, f9c.
Mems Black Socks, 10c kind, &c;
four pairs, csc.
Mems all-wool Cashmere Socks,
25c kind for 19c.
Mems "Flexo Duke" Carriers, 25c
kind i5c.
Mems and Boys Rubber Collars.
zoe and Csc ones. Zoe.
Mems Silk Handkerchiefs, soc
kind for 35c.
Mems Csc Silk Handkerchiefs
19c.
Mems Boston Carriers, regularly
Csc, for ice.
Mems all-wool Scarlet Under
wear, $1.25 kind for S5c.
Mems Wright's Health Under
wear, all-wool, $3.50 garments,
Mems A. c. staley Underwear,
al1-wool, $3.50 garments, $1.1O.
Mems Shirts, negligee and stiff
bosom, soc and 75c ones, csc.
Mems Gloves and Mittens, calf
and horsehide, knit wrists, 81 kind,
75c.
Mems s125 heavy Gauntlet Nit
tens, well lined, pair sec.
Boys MittenS, the warm kind for
school wear, pair csc.
Boys Mittens, regular 25c kind
for ice.
Mems Gloves and Mittens, all
kinds and sizes, pair 25c.
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DrUS Dept.
/" December Sale. :"

Black Draught,
Csc kind will be
special. lie.
Catlin's Celery
and Kola, nerve
tonic, 81 kind 55c.
Parafne, special
for this "Decem-
Der Sale" ID &c.
Red Cross Beef,
Iron and Wine, 81
bottles sec.
Vail Bros Com
plexion Powder,
per box 10c.
La Blache Face
Powder, regularly
soc, for sec.
Craddock's Med
icated Blue Soap,
10c cakes &c.
Pears unscented
Transparent Soap,
15c cake for 12c.
Williams Shaw
ing Soap, regular
10c cakes sc.
Woodworth'S
Perfumes, regu-
larly 15cs ounce Sc.
Hoyt's German
Cologne, Csc size
for zoe.
Triple S a c h e t
Powder, one ounce
bottle &c.
DR.. Hebra's
Viola Cream, soc
size sec.
Creme Josephine,
soc size for gee;
Csc size 19c.
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Shoe Specials
" December Sale. !"

Mems extra fine
dancing pumps,
patent ! e a Their,
pair 81.
Mems house slip
pers, dark tan, kid
lining, pair $1.25.
Women's f e l t
house slippers, f1ex-
thle soles, $1.25.
Women's sof t
vtci kid shoes, but
ton, $500 value,
$1.35.
Women's Wei kid
shoes, lace style,
$1.50 value, CSC.
Women's extra
fine vici kid shoes,
$3.50 value, $2.25.
Women's house
slippers, 75c value,
SIC.
Misses fine vici
kid shoes, spring
heel. $2.00 value,
$3.50.
Misses heavy
box calf shoes,
solid all through,
$1.25..
Misses heavy
calf shoes, guaran-
teed, $1.35 value,
CSC.
Children's heavy
box calf shoes,
$3.50 value, $1.15.
Misses . shoes,
vici kid, 81 values,
$3.50.
Children's shoes,
soft box calf, $1.25
value, 75c.
Women'S fancy
velvet house Slip
pers. $3.50.
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Dress Goods
" December Sale"

50-inch Mannish
Checks-gray and
brown, 81 kind
Acc.
3S-inch all-wool
voiles, black and
colors, soc kind
39c.
Black and White
Shepherd check,
40-inch width, Use
kind 49c.
28-inch Tricot
Flannel, 35c quail
ity csc.
2S-inch R e d
Challie, s a t i n
stripe, soc quality
29c.
27-inch French
Flannel, Acc kind
not all co1ors, 29c.
30-inch Wool
WaiStings, late
patterns, Csc quail
fty 49c.
27-inch French
Flannel, latest
styles, 85c kind
Acc.
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" December Sale. !"

Set Rings, diff
ferent settings, Csc
values, lie.
NJ e ms Watch
Chains, fire gold
plated on German
silver, each soc.
Child's Silve r
Plated Set, worth
soc, each 19c.
VIM. r o G e T s.
heavy plated knives
and forks, set of
6, worth 81, $1.39.
Roger B 70 s.
Berry Spoon, good
silver worth $2.25,
S1.39,
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Stationery
=" December Sale /"

Crepe Tissue Pa
per, worth 10c, roll
&c.
Envelopes, sew
eral sizes, sc quail
ity, two pkgs. SC.
Paper Napkins,
10c kind, per hun
bred sc.
Chamois Skins,
10c ones for SC;
15c ones 10c.
Odel1 Typewriter,
worth $40, excel
lent machine, each
$3.50.
Dennison's Pa
per Lunch Sets,
Csc kind 19c.
DenniSon'S fine
Crepe Tissue Pa
per, all colors, roll
&c.
Fine Paper Nap
kins, 100 for 13c,
200 for Csc.
Shelf Paper, s.
yard bolts, three
bolts for sc.
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36-inch Worsted
P1aids, bright col
ors, Use quality
19c.
36-inch English
Cashmere, green,
25c quality, yard
15c.
40-inch Tan Di-
agonal, soc quality.
yard Csc.
38-inch Brocad-
ed Mohair and
jacquard, black,
soc quality 25c.
38-inch Atwood
Plaid Zibeline, 1us-
trouS finish, 59c
quality 29c.
38-inch Mistral,
two blue shades,
soc kind for 29c.
40-inch Novelty,
purple and black
brocade, 75c quail
ity 29c.
38-inch Striped
Panama, blue and
brown, 65c quality
49c.
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Cream of Tartar,
soc value, De
cember Sale" 35c.
Rough on Rats,
15c boxes, 13c;
two for csc.
1-oz. bottle Out
nine, 75c value,
40c.
Robur Liver and
Blood Purifier, 81
bottles, sec
Belladonna Po-
rous Plasters, Csc
kind, SC; three for
csc.
DR.. RobinSon's
celebrated Liver
Pills, Csc kind, 8
boxes 2Oc-
Complexion
Brushes, regularly
soc, each 19c.
Munyon's Ho-
meopathic Rene
dies. 25c regularly.
tic.
Bromo Quinine,
regularly Csc, per
box 12c.
DR.. Kilmer's sure
Headache G ur e,
Csc kind, lie.
c o u & h Drops,
regular sc, per
package 4c.
B u C h u Kidney
Cure, 81 bottles,
S9c.
Wine of Cardui,
81 regularly, DE
cember Sale" 73c.
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Clothing
1" December Sale. /"

Boys Knee Pants, to 10 years,
worth Csc, 19c.
Mems Corduroy Pants, worth $1.75,
for S1.39.
$1.95.
Mems Corduroy Suits. very serv-
iceable, $6.49.
Mems Suits that are worth up to
Sc, for $2.95.
Mems Suits that are worth up to
$3.50, for $4.95.
Mems Suits that are worth up to
SO, $7.45.
Mems Fine Overcoats, well worth
SIS, $3.50.
Mems extra fine Overcoats, worth
SO, for $3.50.
Little Boys Overcoats, worth $1.75
to 81, ages to IL years, $1.29.
Boys short and long Overcoats,
worth So up to $3.50, for 500.
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Hardware
" December Sale -

Rat Traps. wood, worth 15c,
each SC.
Meat Fork. 14-inches long,
regularly sc. for Sc.
Stove Poker, coil handle, 22-
inches long, each 10c.
Plate Racks. hold six plates,
each Zoe.
Dinner Bucket, gray granite,
81 value for soc.
Axes, handled, worth $1.25,
for csc.
Sheet Iron Wood Heaters,
regularly $1.19, for sec.
Imperial Oak Heater, No. IL,
each $S.9S.
Imperial Oak Heater, No. Is,
each $40.
Bride Bits, 19c value for 1Oc.
Coffee and Tea Pots, blue
granite, 11-2 and two-quart
size 15c.
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Mems arm Y
shoes, soft kanga-
roo. SO values. for
$2.25.
Mems box calf
shoes. broad toe.
Telted soles, $2.4S.
Mems box calf
shoes, solid oak
soles, pair $1.9S.
Mems shoes, vici,
box and velour,
$3.50 values, S2.5O.
Mems heavy kip
boots, pegged oak
soles, SO values,
81. 4S.
Mems extra fine
A m c T / C a n calf
boots, pair SO.
Mems extr a
heavy satin calf
shoes, double Oak
soles, pair $1.9S.
Mems work shoes,
CreedmOre. extra
heavy, pair $1.19.
Mems gr ain
seamless W or K
shoes, worth $1.75,
pair $1.25.
Men s work shoes,
Milwaukee oil grain
leather, pair $1.65.
Boys heavy kip
shoes, Creedmore,
solid, pair $1.19.
Boys box or vel
our calf shoes. odd
sizes, pair $1.49.
Boys satin calf
shoes, solid soles
and counters, pair
$1.15.
Mems house slip
pers, vici kid, black
or tan, pair CSC
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Notions
" december Sale"

Csc Soft Pillow
Tops, with back,
each 10c.
Louisiana Pur-
chase Pillow Tops,
soc values, 35c.
Large Pearl But
tons, 15c quality,
dozen, 10c.
Ball Pearl But
tons. regular Csc
quality, dozen 15c.
Cut Steel Trim
ming Buttons, sold
up to 30c, dozen
sc.
Buttonhole Twist
a n d Embroidery
Silk, five Spools
for 1c.
Oriental B / a C X
Sewing Silk, per
spool &c.
Solid back Hair
Brushes, soc kind
csc.
Hair Rats. all
colors, each Toe.
Mending Tissue,
half yard, &c.
Fancy G oil | a r
Buttons, two dozen
for &c.
Collar Buttons,
regularly SC, each
1c.
Hooks and Eyes,
black and white,
card 1c.
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Watch F o b S,
sterling silver, 81
values ACC.
Indestructible
Lace Pins, pearl
heads, 10c kind sc.
Fancy Belt
Buckles, regularly
Csc, for 15c.
Fancy Belt
Buckles, regularly
soc, special 19c.
B e 1t Buckles,
very fancy, worth
75c, for sec.
Fancy Belt
Buckles, csc kind,
worth $1.25, each
SIC.
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Millinery Valves
i" Decemher Sale. /"

P a t t IN hats
worth $40, $3.50,
for each $7.4S.
P a t t ern hats
worth SIS, ST and
SO, each $5.4S.
Trimmed dress
hats worth $3.50
to SIS, each $2.9S.
Bonnets for eld-
erly ladies, black
only, up to 81 VAL
ues, $1.9S.
Untrimmed felt
hats. worth up to
81, for soc.
Ready - to - trim
Chenille and Silk
hats, $3.50 and So
values, CSC.
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Tablets, letter
size, regularly 10c,
each &c.
School Tablets,
letter and note
size, ruled, each
&c.
Royal Lead Pen
ellis, regularly &c
each, special 1c.
Fancy Box Pa
per, long envel-
opes, SOC quality
for S5c.
Fancy Stitched
Lawn box paper,
worth Csc, 19c.
Sapphire" kid
finish box paper,
blue tinted, 25c
quality ice.
Royal A T m s.
box paper, cham
payne color, I'M
ruled, 2 boxes csc.
French Mourn
ing Paper, regular
price Csc, special
19c.
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Staples, Linens
and leddinaS
=" December Sale

30x30 All-linen
Lunch G o { h s,
h enstitched, each
ACC.
% inch Fleece
Lined Waist and
Wrapper goods,
yard Zoe.
Tennis Flannel,
short l e n & t h s,
worth IL 1kc yard,
&c.
81 inch I'm
bleached Canton
Flannel, z C quail
ity sc.
Tennis Flannel,
dark. short lengths
yard &c.
Brass Extension
Rods, C o m pie t e
with fixtures, each
Sc.
Apron Bingham,
the best, "Decem-
Der Sale, " yard &c.
Zephyr Gin g.
ham, Toe quality,
bright colors, 6Nc.
Unbleached Do
met Flannel, short
lengths, yard SC.
Cotton Blankets,
fancy border, TEX
So size. pair sec.
ia G OF t on
Blanket, gray and
brown, pair $1.S5.
p / u s h L a D
Robes, dark green
and brown. each
$1.75.
Silkohne Com
forts, fancy and
plain, each $1.19.
Silkolines; best
grades, W nth
IL Y c, yard 10c.
$3.4S Blankets,
all wool filled, pair
$3.50.
Gray Blankets,
all wool, ia, pair
$4.98.
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Elastic, black
and white, reg
ularly 10c, yard SC.
Pins, I'll g e r"
brand, lie kind,
two papers for 1c.
Golden Fleece
Braid, 10 yard
bolts, per bolt 1Oc.
d r e s s Shields,
regular 10c kind
for SC.
Taffeta S e a m
Binding, bolt &c.
B a ok Combs,
odds and ends, Csc
kind for 15c.
Dressing Combs,
celluloid, S-inch
size, each 4c.
G o t ton Ball
Fringe, sc kind,
yard 1c.
Pocket Mirrors,
regularly &c, each
&c.
Mourning Pins,
40 in a box, &C.
Ornamental Hair
Pins, 10c kind for
1c.
Toothpicks, sc
boxes. 2 for sc.
Knitting SILK,
odds and ends, 15c
kind 1c.
Pocket Comb, in
case, sc kind for
1c.
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Chin0Wdrc
/" December Sale F"

Glass Cream Pitchers, regu-
larry 1Oc, each sc.
Cream Jugs, assorted decora-
tions, one and two pint sizes,
each 15c.
Covered Butter Dishes, deco
rated, Csc value for tic.
Notified Cuspidores, regularly
Csc, each 13c.
Cups and Saucers, regular
price for set of six was 81,
each 12c.
Six-inch Plates, 15c grade
for Sc.
Oat Meal Dishes, 1oc kind for
each SC.
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Cigar Section
" December Sale. -

Spear H e a d ,
among the best
sc cigar, 5 for 1Oc.
Fontella Cigars,
sc regularly, 8 for
csc.
Royal Cigar,
hand made, sc SELL
er, 5 for 1Oc.
Cuban Planter,
sc cigar. this De
cember Sale, 8
for csc.
Francis Wilson,
10c cigar, special 8
for CSC.
Lord Egypt, 10c
cigar cut to sc,
each &c.
John Jay, Club
House Shape, loo
regularly, each 4c.
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Hosiery and
Underwear
/" December Sale"

Infants w oil
hose, black and
colorS, Csc kind
ice.
Women'S ribbed
fleece lined union
suits, suit 75c.
Women's ribbed
f1eeced union suits,
all sizes, soc.
Misses union
suits, silver gray,
all sizes, soc.
Children's nat
ural wool pants
and vests, broken
lot, 55c.
Misses ribbed
pants and vests. all
sizes, garment 25c.
Children's ribbed
union suits, fieeced,
suit CSC.
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Women's Drop
Stitch Isle hose,
soc quality, pair
CSC.
Women's Fancy
Lisle Thread Hose,
see quality, pair
Women's Hose,
''TopSy" brand,
MacO yarn, 25c
value 15c.
Women's Rock
ford Hose, blue
ana brown, 2 pairs
CSC.
Women's Fast
Black Cotton Hose,
f1eeced, "Topsy"
brand, csc.
Misses double
knee, stainless cot
ton hose, pair 10c-
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S tylis h street
hats, worth 81, for
each 75c.
Children's school
hats, flats, worth
$3.50, each 75c.
Children's Stock
ing Caps, worth
Use, each 39c.
Trimmed Tur-
bans of velvet and
chenille, $3.48 val
ues, $1.4S.
Fancy Feathers,
Birds, Wings and
Breasts, Use val
ues, Sc.
Imported winter
roses, CSC values.
SIC.
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Pipes, Csc kind
will be sold at
each 1Oc.
Chamois a n d
cloth Tobacco
Pouches, 15c kind,
for &c.
Pollock's, Wheel
ing and Progress
Stogies, regularly 8
for SC; 20 for csc.
Jenkinson's Shot
and Shell Stogies,
will be sold, 20
for Csc.
Manila Pipes
regular Csc kind
will be each SC.
Pride of Egypt,
good sc cigar, will
be 10 for Csc.
Corn Cob Pipes.
sc quality for &c
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paper Novels

We have about 5000 of these paper
covered novels. They are slightly
soiled, but in no instance, mind you,
is the reading, the valuable part of
the book, so damaged as to be unread
able. Such books in this lot as
Homestead on the Hillside" and
Hugh Worthington, by Mary ].
Holmes; 'Inez and Beulah,'' by
Augusta A. Evans; detective stories by
Allan Pinkerton and Old Sleuth.
among which are stories of the
Younger brothers, Dalton boys. James
boys and Cowboy Life in Texas" In
addition to these are novels by Scott,
such as ''Ivanhoe," also Haggard,
Hugo. and Mayne Reid. Regular
price of these novels is 10c to ice. Re
member that some of them
are not soiled in the least. 9h0
Will be o nsale, starting to- EHU
morrow at 4c, three for
STANDARD REPRINTS of $3.50
copyrights; such books as "Leighton
Homestead by M. J.. Holmes;
Heart of Rome. by SraWford'. NIhe
But the Brave" by Sears; "The Con-
queror," by Atherton; zone Woman
by Dixon, etc. These books are all
dirty. but the inside of the
book is still perfect We are To
going to have these on sale %HU
at
AMERICAN BOY SERIES Stories
by Oliver Optic, Rev. James Patton,
Rev. P. c. HeadIey, Horatio Algers.
and Rev. kellogg. These books are
cloth bound; they're printed on good
paper. We have them marked
to sell at SOC; they're going nn
to be in this "Rummage De- SSJ
partment" at
including Browning, Burns, Byron,
Goethe. Goldsmith, Kipling,
Tennyson, Scott, Poe, etc. nH0l
These books published at 81, ZHU
will be on sale at %S
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58-inch Bleach
ed Table Damask,
worth 30c, yard
25C.
20 inch I'm
bleached Damask,
45c quality for S3c
70-inch Bleach
ed Table DamaSk,
December Sale, -
value 45c.
60-inch Home
spun D a m a 8 k,
worth soc, yard
sec.
64-inch Bleach
ed Table Damask,
35c quality for
CSC.
Bed S p r e a d 8,
white, hemmed,
full size, each 85c.
60-inch Turkey
r e d D a m a s k,
worth 30c. yard
lee.
Silver BIeached
Napkins, 22x22
size, dozen csc.
All-linen Crash,
Is inches wide,
yard 6 &c.
Fringed Huck
Towels, 14x2S size,
red border, each
sc.
1914 Turkey Red
Table Cover, fast
colOrS, each sec.
G Tor d B e d
Spreads, fringed,
full size, $1.19
kind, csc.
72x90 BIeached
Sheets, seam in
center, 49c quality
39c.
Bleached Towel
ing, 17-in. wide,
stripe border, &c.
36x36 Merceriz-
ed Lunch Cloths,
hemstitched, each
csc.
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Deliveries

Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays, de-
nveries are made to Oakland.
On Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
days we deliver to North Topeka.
In Topeka proper deliveries are
made every morning to the East side:
every afternoon to the West side.
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-11-30
DUAL SALE STARTS TOMORROW MORNING
Sale Taking All the Departments Of This Dig Store and
An Introductory Sale OF the "pumma6c Department"

is
the bcauseth ebuaneasw
VANITY the salew with
two bigs n
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-11-30

instrumental.
"Bells of Twi-
light"
"Bells of the
Convent"
ben Bolt"
Birds C o o d.
night Song"
"Blue Bells of
Scotland"
&C a S c a d e of
Pearls" schottische
Cavalry Ride"
(Charge of the
HusSars.
"Cujus Amman.
ECHOES of the
Ball.
Evening Star"
"Favorite Two
step"
Friendship
Waltz"
Grand Valse de
Concert"
Happy C on
from Dixie
Home, Sweet
Home" aria
tions).
"Idylle."
"Trovatore."
Intermezzo Cav
aleria Rusticana."
kiss Waltz"
Loves Old
Song
Last Rose of
Summer (varia-
tfons).
IL e s Sylphes
valse Inpromptu."
Love & Friend
ship" waltz.
Louisiana
WaItzes.
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" Blue Grass
Echoes" 15c

This is a very catchy March Two
Step. The young lady in the music
department says It's one of the most
popular pieces she ever had on sale,
considering the fact that it is a COM
parativeIy new piece. We want you to
hear it. Any time you are in the
sheet music department ask the pfan-
list to play it for you, you will become
as much enthused over BLUE Grass
Echoes as tn ose who have
purchased it. We are selling
it special this week nj,
only at w