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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-01-15
A vEsT-PocKET DOCTOR.

Never in the way. no trouble TO car
ry. easy to take. pleasant and never
failing in results are DeWitts Little
Early Risers. A vial Of these little
pills in the vest pocket is q certain
guarantee against headaches. bilious
nesg. torpid liver and all of the Ills
resulting from constipation They ton
lc and strengthen the liver Sold by
Aetzger's drug store
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-01-15
AnAlINI.rRArnR.. NorIcE.

Estate OF James keegan deceased.
The undersigned having been appointed adj
ministratriX ofthe estate ofJ3nos heegan, late
ofthe county of Alexander and the state OF
Illinois, deceased hereby gives notice that She
yill appear before the County Court Of Alex
ander county, at she court house in Cairo, az
the February term, ON the first Monday IA
February ncxt, at which time all persons hay.
ing claims against said estate are notified and
requested 90 attend for the purpose OF having
tho same adjusted. All persons lndthted 10
said estate are required 10 make immediate
payment 60 the undersigned.
Dated This FIRST Cav ai December 4. D. 1908
MARY kEE6AN. Administrators.
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g "a. & rn - III. y r..
Bears the q i5 hHl wv nals niaaIs psSs'
Signature ~ LZ(I,a--4z-
Of C<4>EI,YTZIsAl4I
Tho forward look stimulates I
forward step
IMPERFECT DIGESTION.

Means less nutrition and in conse-
quence has less vitality. When the
liver fails to secrete bile the blood
becomes loaded with bilious prom
critics. the digestion becomes impair
ed and the bowels constipated. Herb
inc will rectify this; II gives tone to
the stomach. liver and Kidneys
strengthens the appetite clears and
improves the complexion. iufuses new
life and yigor to the whole system
80 cents a bottle. Sold by Schulz Drug
Co.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-01-15
FnoM rslRo
North, East and West

{ Trains leave Cairo'
1913 a. m. Daily Chicago Nestibuie
LIMITED. AWNING Ia Chicago at 1880 a. M.
connecting with al crnoon trains Tor all points
east ana north.
2:lSa. IN. Daily ~. Louis Night Limited
arriving in ST. Louis at Z Is a. M, connecting
al Unioh station for all doints west Sleeping
cars open az 9;l5s. N.
$3.50 IA. M. Chicago Daylight Express.
except Sunday. makes an stops between Cairo
and Chicago. arriving in Chicago AZ 500 ?. N,
This Train makes connexions at Ashley for
EVANSVILLE and Henderson, at CehIalia ioe al!
points en- the Air me al Ogden for all points
on the 3 Il o. 5. W. r. r, including Cincin-
Bsti aud Louisville, az bingham with the Nan-
dalia line for Ierre Haute, indianapolis and
points east, NJ Motto"n Dor tcrre hauie, IN
diauapolis points east and at champaign
with the Big Fovr for points cast ard west
$50 n. IA, IT. Louis Morniug Express.
except Sunday, arriving ~ II. Louis ut il-2i
making an stops.
l1;l2 a. ~. ~. Louis Fast Mail, arriv-
ing in 81. 1oujs AZ 6:l5 y, M
1t;A2 hicago Midday Special arriN-
ngiu Chicago, 10 90 p. M.
$500 q. M DallS II. Louis Limited. ar
irving in ST louis at sos p, M connecting ut
( Union station for Kansas CITY, Omaha, Dem
iveg, ~4a Francisco and all points west,
$3.50 y. M. Fast Express for Gdln. ff
isgham MattoQn, Tolonn, Champaign, Chi-
cage
/ a;O5 y. IN. Chicago and Eastern Ex-
press arriving 10 Chicago az SOS a. m, Indian
/ apolis, 1;25 ineinnati 1885 a m, BnHalo S;2s
/ z. n, New York 1850 a. an, Sleeping Gays 10
Chicago,
/ Passengers Eor Neg , Ye,k ana eastern
that he Illinois Central is The quickest route
{ aY many hoats, leaving Cairo az 8 ,aA ,, M. aud
a. WING - New lors At 1850 the second morn
( ing.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-01-15

Att.At N4s-ti g.. .t.'t sees i't+-'-'
SERIOUS
money enough FOR ner own business
II We hal more money in France. we
should have more production and !,
No MA more protection we might
have taNes. Thereby wn might have
somewhat In cir treasury wherewith
10 kaep the King in the saddle. and not
undef foot"
"Then. Il follow YOU said Philippe
leaning slightly forward and again
niaring his finger tins judicialiy to-
eethar Won would coin greater
smonus of moaey Then. I would asi
won. where would yan get your gola
tof tne coinage
ft n hot gold would coin sald
T.aw "b,t credit
"The hingdom hath been run on
ereaii Tor these many years.
mo. rs, not hat kind of credit that
mean. moan the cfc.tt which comes
n confidence. 1t is fate. necessity
which demands a new system. THE
world has grown TOO much for eyer'
man To put his sixpence into the othe
mans hand ana carry away In
bassst what he buys We are no
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-01-15
CnANtEKY NorCE.

NTINIf8l|I NHHTN. J
la the Alexander County Circuit Cotri Feb
ruary tenn A. n 1904 Ia Chancery sitting
John Dell, complainant, ~. Joseph T.. Wilson
lille Wilson Milford q. Miller, Willie A. Nit
Ter ana " :. Starues defendants BIZ lu
Chancery for specific performance. The above
named defendants are here notified that said
complainant has this day 6led Ia said court a
certain bin in Chaucery for specific perform
ancc against You and that summons asissucd
thereon rtturnable on the first day OF the next
term OF said court, to 81 holden at the court
house 10 Cairo Illinois, on the eighth day 81
February next, LEE b. DAVIS Clerk
Cairo, illinois. Dee Sth, A. D., 1909,
DAVID w. KARRAEER.
tnmnlafpanf5S Solicitor
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I'asSengerS
SOUTHERN DIVISION.
rHR chi Y DIRECT LINE TO MgAPdIs
NASHVILLE. CHATTANOOGA, AT
LANTA, JACKSONVILLE, "a.
VANNAh, VICKSBURG
and NEW OHLFANa

asl1. The Dixie Flyer" Memphis, Nash
stlte aud Jacksonville, solid train. baggage car
coaches ana sleeper % Nashville. Via Martin,
threagh sleeper 70 Jacksonville, arriving in
Nashville al a, ln,, chattanooga at 2:3s y.
a.. Atlanta al $50 D. M. Macon, Ga 1t l;tO
.. M. Jacks oryiile Florida at s,f6 o, m.
3:tI a. m Memphis and New rleans iiiui
ed via MempniI arriving in Memphis at s;i5
a. IN. and New ORLEANS ia y. M.
SGD a. M. daily, Fulton, Paducah and louis
Vile Exdress, arriving 10 Fulton l0:l5 q. w,
paducah li;t0 n. IN. and Louisville 5N5 p m.
:uG D. m, daily &emphis aud New Orleans
Fast Mail arriving In Memphis 81 1la H. IA, ami
New Orleans GO 9;1l q. M.
I:0B . m,, daily, Nashville, Chattanooga and
southwestern, Hnited, thorough coaches go
Nashville and through sleeping ear Cor NASH
vile ard Chattanooga win connections for an
southeastern pOin S. reaching Nashville q. $500
d. M, Chattanooga ~ 8. a. m. Atlanta 1850 ..
m Macon ll:iQ a. IA and Jacksonville at 1925
p. IN
2:3o p. IN. Memphis and New Orleans specia
arrive IN Memphis At 1890 y. M, New Orleans
l,15 "A. IN.
e. Fer through tickets, sleeping car accom-
modations ana further information aFplt ~
( Illinois Central Railroad depot Caifu, III.
D. IL. JONES Tkt. Agt
4 All. MANSON, Gen Pas, Art Chicago.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-01-15

Let us hope the winter viii be a
failure instead Of the coal crop
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-01-15

sneeze and blow. but yoa can't get
permanent relief from catarfh mn
less you purify your blood Hood g
sarsaparilla does this sootbes and
heals the inaamcd surfaces removes
all sorofulous talnts, and cures ca.
taFrh.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-01-15

Sick headache is cured by Hoods
Pills. sc.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-01-15
CuANCER1 NOTICE.

CIINNJElN NOIIVE,
STATE OF ILLINOIS, -
Alexander county
Ia the Alexander County Circuit Court, Feb
ruary term IS. D., 1865.
In ChauOery sitting.
Matilda Ford Complainant
vs.
Lewis Ford Defendant.
Bll In Ghaucery tor divorce.
The above named defendant n hereby nott-
Hed that said complainant mas this day hled ~
said court a certain iN n thoucery Tor d.
yorct against you and that summons has IS
sued thereon ret6Fuahia on the first day OF the
next term OF said court, 70 be holden az me
court house ia cairo, liijnpis, on Tine eight day
OF February next lEh h. pANi 10
Clerk.
Cairo. Illinois. Dec 3r3, A, D., 1868
JOHN r. MCGEE,
Complansats solicitor.
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CHAPTER NNif



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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-11-02
Shoes

e.1s-Choce one lot mems satin calf shoes, sole
leather counter and inner sole, in all styles and
sizes; regular $2.0o sale price. .el1s
Sl.5s-Choice one lot mems kangaroo calf shoes,
solid in plain and cap, lace and congress; worth
$22b; sale price @l.6e
eaA6-Choice one lot mems fine dress shoes, in
vici velour kangaroo and box calf, all the latest
styles In lace and congress. all sizes; worth to
Wow sdie price VIA
s3o-Choice one lot boys good solid kangaroo calf
Shoes sizes to IL; regular $1A0; sale price. zee
e119-Choice one lot boys good school Shoes solid
as rock all sizes 12h to 8; worth up to $1.s5:
saie price V4s4S
e155-Choice any boys shoe In the house In box
calf. kangaroo and kid all sizes and Styles values
up TO 1880; sale price o1So
s5c-one lot ladies' fine kid and calf shoes. with
patent plain tip, extension SOLE all Sizes regular
$loo SAFE price, 80
o146-Choice one lot ladies' fine shoes in kid and
box calf. all sizes and styles; values up to t2.26;
e1.s6-Choice one lot ladies' fine dress shoes, In
wets, turn and Mckay. all styles and sises values
up to $3.50; sale price o1S6
s6c-One lot misses fine kangaroo calf shoes-the
best school shoe the Market regular 1925; sale
price ..................... o0c
e1.a5-Choice one lot misses fine vci kid kangaroo
and box calf shoes: values up to sl75 sale .0laS
4so-Choice one lot ladies' and mems leather house
slippers. all sizes; regular 75c; sale price .\se
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Clothing
Clothing

$12.45-Choice any overcoat in the house,
all latest styles in brown, blacks and grays,
all sizes; worth up to $22.5O; sale price. $3.50
89c-Choice one lot boys blue cheviot two
piece suits, sizes 5 to Is; regular $3.50; sale
price ................ ............... ..6Sc
$1.75-Choice one lot boys two-piece cor
duroy suits, we'll made and serviceable, all
sizes to Is; regular $3.50; sale price. .$175
$2.45-One lot boys all wool sample suits,
two and three piece, latest fall styles, Norfolk
and blouse, all sizes; worth up to $3.50; sale
price NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SEAS
$1.25-Choice one lot boys chinchilla reef
ers in blue, black and gray, sizes to 8; regu-
lar 1925; sale price. .................$ 125
$3.98-Choice one lot boys and youths
overcoats and listers, in all colors and styles;
values up to $3.50; sale price. 1898
$19b-One lot mems fine pants; worth up
to $2.75; sale price. ...................$ 1.95
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-11-02
REFUSED TO live
WITH Her HUSBAND

In the suit of C. B. Richardson
against p. C. johnson to recover
money advanced to Johnson's wife,
the defendant filed a racy answer in
the superior court this morning.
In his answer Johnson says he
married his present wife in Green
wood, B. c.. May rs. 1900, and took
her to Rock Creek, B. c.. where he
gave her a good home.
The next day after the wedding
Mrs. johnson, the answer says. got
| up and left. telling him she would not
live with him any longer. But Mrs,
johnson came back.
She came back several times and
again would tell him she would not
live with him as his wife. He says
he provided a home. means and
credit, but she kept on leaving him
and returning until the last time,
after living with him six months. she
took her clothes and stealthily aban-
doned him and was assisted by the
plaintiff Richardson, who, the answer
says, IL Mrs. Johnson's son.
When she left the last time, the
answer says. she told her husband
''she would not live in q country
where woman has not all the rights
ana privileges by Law that man
han. ~
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Nail Orders Promptly Filled
SALE STARTS THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5
OPPOSITE REVIEW BUILDING |
IN HEATH BLOCK
DOn1eStIcS

4ao-Choice one lot 72xso bleached sheets.
torn and hemmed. good quality muslin; reg
ular soc; sale price. ............ ..42e
s1-3c-Choice one lot 42xse pillow cases,
good muslin; regular 12hc; sale. I-Se
eo-Choice one lot linen finish buck tow
els. 1sxS6. extra quality; regular 15c; sale
price .................. 10
eMo-One lot white and cream outing and
Canton flannel. ~ inches wide; worth 10c;
SAFE price 's'...... ......s VA
a5c-Choice one lot white and red wool
flannel: regular 40c; sale price. ..... $50
$50 dossn-Choice one lot bleached and
unbleached napkins. full size; regular 75c
and 90c; sale price NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $50
$50 yard-Choice one lot table damask, in
bleached, unbleached. red and figured, 81
inches wide; values up to coo yard; sale $50
$50 sksin-Germantown knitting yarn:
regular 25c; sale price. ................1B c
e1-3c-Fleisches' Shetland floss, all coll
ors; regular Toe; sale price. ........ q l-3o
30 skein-Al colors, Saxony; regular
SIC; sale price. Observation-Disclosures %
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lhc-Choice apron ginghams and prints.
In all checks and patterns; regular &c; sale
% yard-One lot outing flannel, in all
Hight and dark colors: regular 1Oc; sale. 30
30 yard-Bleached muslin. SO inches
wide; worth 1-3c: sale price. ......... SO
40 each--One lot towels; regular 7hc;
sale price NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 80
eo-One lot heavy twill flannel, in all col
ors; regular 12hc; sale price. .........so
7ho yard-Percales Is inches wide. all
new fall patterns. gray, blue black and
white and reds; regular 10c; sale price .7,ko
4sc-Choice one lot white bedspreads.
Edna, good side; regular 75c; sale. =. .Asc
6eo-Choice one lot Oxford white bed
spreads. full size; regular 800; sale. i. $50
s6o-Choice one lot white bedspreads,
large size. white Egyptian rolled cotton,
extra quality; worth $3.50; sale price. $50
1lo-Choice one lot 42x36 and 46x36 pill
low cases, extra good quality muslin; regu-
lar 15c; sale price. ....................1 lilo
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SAFE BLOWERS AT
WORK

safs blowers were again at work
sest night and but for the opportuns
Appearance Of : policeman the safe
r. 4, Bernheimer. tailor at sos River.
e,de avenue. would have been robbed
= several hundreds locked therein.
4hs burglars entered the store
kseush the rear door and are sup
0oosd 70 have had skeleton key,
~ thess were no marks Of the door
o1nG forced.
Co. inside they manipulated the
~ D1no1ioo Of he safe and sue
o6o1n1 = cpsaiag ne heavy outer
80 IN eeoon1 6eOr was not lock-
- ~ ~ leawes e ~ money COM
- scru1oss 49, : chisel with
MIA - ~ eut ~ drawer. The
$500 compartment was badly
14 - zA1aesA en4 TIE mark
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-11-02

of the chisel showed plainly. Before
the drawer could be broken out COM
pletely, however. the burglars were
evidently frightened away.
Patrolman Paul Buchholx passed
the tailor store at o'clock and tried
the 'front.' door. 1t is believed that
this was when the burglars were
frightened away.
Fifteen minutes later the police
man tried the rear door and found
II open. He entered the store and
found the evidence OF the burglars
visit.
The burglars with a little more
lime would have opened the drawer
and there were several hundred dol
lars in currency almost within reach,
besides drafts, notes and checks.
1t IL believed BY the police that
the burglars had with them some one
acquainted with the store and the
combipatien Il TIE eafn.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-11-02

10 paper-Hooks and eyes, black and
nickel; worth &c; sale price. ...1c
10 paper-wire hairpins, straight or
crimped; worth &c; sale price. ...1c
ac-Choice one lot ladies' belts; values
up to csc; sale price. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 40
So spool-All colors lustre cotton; regular
oci safe price 'oo
&c bar-Toilet soap, highly perfumed;
regular loo; sale price. .........,.......4c
sc-One lot brass extension curtain rods;
worth 10c; sale price. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
5c-Children's side hose supporters. black;
worth 10c: sale price. ..,...............S 80
&c pair-Choice one lot infants wool
hose; worth 15c; sale price. Sc
Sc spool-IIinen thread, all colors; worth
1uc, sale price 'OO
6c-Bottle mucilage and ink; worth 10c;
6o-One lot hair ornaments, all styles;
worth up to csc; sale price. 30
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-11-02

Ehis man Scott, Of West Virginia,
is making a bold bid for the job Of
Gen. Grosvenor as ante-election vote
counter The senator's predictions,
however. have thus far been merely
large and sweeping generalities. We
must wait until day or two before
election to hear the correct returns.
as sent out from Athens-co., Ohio.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-11-02
.tn,s .ee Boys, FURNISHINGS

4Oc-Choce one lot men s and boys soft and stiff
bosom Shirts newest patterns, all sizes worth up to
75c sale price. 40c
75c-Choice one lot men 8 fine stiff bosom shirts,
newest fall styles, all sizes; worth $780, sale. .75c
35c-Choice one lot mems everyday shirts, in
black and white striped and light colors, well made,
all sizes regular SOC; sale price. .35c
TIC pair-Black and tan hose; regular 15c; sale
price ..7hc
75c-Choice one lot mems blue flannel Shirts ex-
ira quality all Sizes regular $1.25; sale price Toe
19c-Men's blue gray wool socks; regular 25c;
sale price ..................... .19c
5c-Choice one lot shield bows; regular 15c; sale
nrice ....,.......6 DO
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II Here You Will Find Better Goods the Same Prices
II Or the Same Goods at Lower Prices
Underue0r=

35c-Choce mems leeced shirts and drawers, all sizes;
regular SOC; sale price, $50
49c-Choice one lot mems heavy wool fleece lined un-
derwear and natural WOOL all Sizes regular 75c SALE 49c
25c-Choce one lot mems ribbed underwear plain and
fancy coors; regular 40c; sale price .25c
75c-Choice lot wool undershirts, in pink and
brown all sizes drawers regular $125; SALE .75c
98c-Choce lot mems all wool shirts and drawers
in pink brown and gray, eeced regular $780, sale
price Observation-Disclosures. $50
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-11-02

Thursday Morning Will Open With One Of the Greatest
To-Day Money Saving Opportunities Ever Witnessed Never Was More
True Than This Season. When Every Department Touched by the Fall
Spirit and Especial Prices Are Placed ALI Articles Not One but
Many Visits Must Before You Can Know How Perfectly We
Have Foled Every Desire and What Accord With the Ltes
Purse Our Prices Our Prices Been Considered
The Knife Has Made Deep Slash Article Houe-Noh
ing Crowded Way
for Goods Arriving Daily
This Be Convinced FOR Low PRICES
Do Advertise Bring This Circular With Compare
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Dress Goods

lilo yard-Choice one lot cotton plaids, suitable
for children's dresses, in all coors; regular 15c;
sale price ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lie
19c-Choice one lot plain and fancy dress goods,
in black blue and gray also mixtures values up to
SOC yard; sale price. ........................1 9c
45c-Choice one lot wool dress goods, in plain and
fancy mixtures 50 inches wide all the latest fall ma
terial, all shades and black worth up to Csc; sale
price Observation-Disclosures. .46c
98c-Choice our entire line of fall dress goods in
voiles Examines, serges briantines and fall suit
ings, all colors and mixtures, from so to GA inches
wide; values up to So. 100 yard; sale price, -. $50
25c yard-Choice one lot japanese silk, 10 inches
wide, all shades; regular 40c; sale price .25c
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-11-02

This time the husband says he noei-
fed the merchants not 70 extend any
credit to his wife and that the son
knew this AZ he had helped her fase
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-11-02
CONSTELLATION.

Health is absolutely impossible II
constipation be present. Many serious
cases of liver and kidney complaint
have sprung from neglected consti-
patton. Such deplorable condition
Is unnecessary. There IL cure for
it. Herbine will speedily remedy
matters c. A. Lindsay. p. NJ, Bron-
son, Fla, writes, February 10, 1902:
Having tried Herbine. find II u fine
$ :s!;;:' IT, ,s' 90 - ,M5yl
sale by "
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Nail Orders Promptly Filled
SALE STARTS THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3
OPPOSITE REVIEW BUILDING
IN HEATH BLOCK
Notions

sc-One lot ink tablets; worth up to 15c;
SAFE price %
So yard-An colors ribbons; values up to
15c yard sale price ....................6 30
&c bar-All high grade toilet soaps; 16c
values; sale price. ..................6 Go
Go each-Finishing braid, six yards; reg
ular 10c; sale price. ....................e 80
70 string-Choice one lot plain and fancy
beads; worth up to 25c; sale price TO
eo-One lot tooth brushes; worth up to
25ci SAFE price ............... 90
&c box-Paper and envelopes; worth up to
80 gross-Agate buttons az dozen);
worth up to 15c; sale price. ............e 90
Sc set-Shell teaspoons; worth UP to Csc;
SAFE price ............. ...'...'....'. ~
10c-One lot combs; worth up to 36c; sale
price .AVc
10c-One lot hair rolls all sizes and col
ors; worth up to Csc; sale price. ....... 100
l0c-One lot hair, clothes and shoe
brushes; values up to ESQ., sale price. 100
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Cl01ks and Suits

45c-Choice lot ladies' flannel and fannelette
waists, made with tucks, well made, all coors and
sizes; worth up to SIC; sale price. .45c
esc-Choice lot ladies' black mercerized sateen
waists, nicely made, all sizes; worth 90; SALE Csc
Sl.l9-Choice lot ladies' fine all wool flannel
and brillianne waists. made in very latest styles.
all sizes and colors worth up to 81 90; sale. 911e
7sc-Choice lot children's jackets, well made
servceabe, sizes to ~; regular $3.50; sale. 75c
e15s-Choice lot -children's long and short
Jackets, In gray, red and blue all sizes; values up to
e5c-Choice lot ladies' and chldrens cloth
capes, black full size regular $50; sale price, ESQ
e4ss-Choice lot ladies' jackets in all latest
styles all coors and sizes values to $500; sale
price S4'So
Sls6-Choice lot ladies' fine dress and walking
skirts in latest styles, all coors and sizes; values
up to IS. 90; choice this sale. S196
e34s-Choice lot ladies' fine skirts in dress
and walking styles all Sizes black, gray, blue brown
and all fancy mixtures values to $780, SALE $40
ssc-Choce one lot ladies' fannelette and black
wrappers. assorted sizes; nicely made and trimmed
values up to $3.50; sale price $50
4so-Choce one lot ladies' black mercerized petit
coats all lengths regular 75c; sale price 400
e44e-Choice one lot ladies' tailor made suits, in
blue, black and gray cheviots well made; worth
$1,000; sale price $4!so