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The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-05-14
FABRIC GLOVES.

PLAIN Isle and
LACE Isle GLOVES. Black.
White and colors. The regular price
Of same is 35c, 40c SOC May Sale
Ffice .-----.-..-----.- ------..-........23 .23c
Another Lot-LACE Isle GLOVES,
in Black, White and celors. Regu-
lar prices are Csc, 75c. sl.00 a.25.
Nav Sale Price - 50,
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lcn contain larger STOCKS or these useful,
md nowhere can you find better goods.
20 lay in a supply at prices which are
'ly for first choice
WHITE COTTON, UNION SUITS,
summer weight. Regular price, 25c.
Sale Price, 15c.
CHILDREN.S FINE RIBBED KNIT
UNDERVESTS and DRAWERS,
white, a fine bargain, will be sold
during the Sale at zoe each piece.
a special line of LADIES FINE
KNIT SUMMER UNION SUITS, II
white, with high neck and long. sleeves,
ankle length. Always sold at Si.00.
Sale Price, Toe.
LADIES WHITE FANCY. RIBBED
COTTON SUMMER VESTS. low neck
and no sleeves Regular price, 20c.
Sale Price, 10c.
LADIES' WHITE FANCY RIBBED
COTTON SUMMER VESTS, with low
neck and short sleeves. Regular price,
2oc. Sale Price. 10c.
LADIES WHITE FANCY R1BBED
COTTON SUMMER VESTS. low neck
and no sleeves. also low neck and short
sleeves; Regular price, Csc Sale
Price, 15c.
LADIES' FINE RIBBED SEAM
LESS and COTTON VESTS in all
STYLES. Regular prices, 35c and 4Qc
Sale Price, 25c.
One lot LADIES CREAM KNIT
VESTS for summer wear, with high
neck and long sleeves, also high neck
and short sleeves. Regular price, 25c.
Sale Price. 15c.
LADIES' FINE WHITE VESTS.
high neck and long sleeves. also short
sleeves and sleeveless. Regular price,
65c and 75c. Sale Price, 5Gc.
One lot LADIES, FINE KNIT. COR
SET COVERS, always sold for Soc and
50c Sale Price, 15c.
Our full and completc line Of the
most stylish KNIT UNDERWEAR,
embracing silk, lisle cotton and mer-
cerized. Ladies' and Childrens UNION
SUITS. TIGHTS. VESTS, DRAWERS.
SKIRTS( etc, viii all be sold at lib
eral reduction.
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Misses Extra Quality Shoes, resu-
lar price 500 to $500. Sale Price, SIS
to $l.65.
Chlldren's and Infants Shoes. worth
from Sl,OO to s2.ee. Sale Price. SOC to
Do not miss this very EXCELLENT
OPPORTUNITY to get HIGH-GRADE
Shoes at prices within the reach of an.
Positively no sale goods on approval
or exchanged.
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ARGAIN m MIL ENDS.
NOTIONS.

BELTS AND HANDBAGS AT %
PER CENT OFF.
and CARD CASES AT ONE-HALF
REGULAR PRICE. f
All RIBBONS at 90 PER CENT
OFF.
LIBERTY SILK CoLLARETTES at
% PER CENT OFF.
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its great ing faciit
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REMNANTS.

90 PER CENT OFF ON ALL OTHER
SPREADS,
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Is pER CENT. LESS.

ON OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS,
PEAU DE SOIES, SATIN DUCHESS,
INDIAS. PLAIDS, CHECKS, STRIPES,
CREPE DE CHIMES, PEAU DE
CREPES TAFFETAS, PLAIN AND
FIGrRED PONGEES. ETC. ETC.
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VALUES IN CORSETS THAT WOULI
BE STARTLING IN ANY OTHER
STORE BUT THIS.
Every figure requires the Corset or
Corset Waist which is most becoming
TO itself, and particular pains have
been exercised in selecting our stock
to meet the requirements of all in this
direction. We have a tull and COM
plete line of CORSErS, CORSET
WAISTS, GIRDLES. BACK FORMS,
HIP FORMS, BOSOM FORMS, BUS
TIES, ETC.
Note some of our special inducements
below:
The DEFIANCE CORSET fine
Batiste Corset, medium in length, erect
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All Broken Lines of Shoes must so
regardless Of cost.
Our entire stock to select from at
reduced prices for cash.
Mems High Grade Shoes, worth from
$500 to $500. Sale Price, $1.95 TO 1925.
Ladies' Fine Shoes. oxfords, Slip
pers. etc, regular value, $500 to $500.
Sale Price, sa5c to $685.
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Silks and Dress Goods.


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Parasols and Umbrellas. Dress Trim
mings and Odds and Ends at % TO so
Per Cent Discount from Regular
Prices.
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Gloves and Notions.

This the
ma a saver for
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Cases, Sheets and Sheetinu

45x3s-ineh Pillow Cases, regular Is
cent. Sale 10 cents.
l5xS6-inch Pillow Cases. regular 20
cert. Sale 10 cents.
42xS6-inch Pillow Cases, regular 1711a
cent. Sale 1872 cents.
15X3S-inch Pillow Cases, Hemstitched,
regular 25 cents. Sale 10 cents.
SlX90-ipch Sheets, regular $1.00. Sale
IS cents.
72x9O-inch Sheets, regular % cent.
Sale so cents. t.
Slx9O-inch Sheets. regular 90 cent.
Sale so cents,
Slxso-inch Sheets dHemstitched1. sl.OO.
Sale 10 cents.
20 FER CENT OFF on all Huek and
-Damask Towels Fanoy lTaistings,
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and LACE TRIMMED WHITE MUS
LIN UNDERSTANDS, with deep dou-
Bile flounce and tucking.
Regular Coo value. for. s......S .95
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GEOakS and Suits
For May Sale Week.


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RIeacIed pepperiII SIleetina

42-in. wide sheeting, 12ls cents.
46-in. wide Sheeting, 10 cents.
s-4-in. wide Sheeting, 22ts cents.
9-4-in. wide Sheeting, IS cents.
10-4-in, wide Sheeting, % cents.
s-4 Brown Sheeting, 20 cents.
"a Brown Sheeting, 22iz cents.
10-4 Brown Sheetings, % cents.
One of the chief features of this sale
is the extremely low price on PILLOW
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SHIRT WAISTS.

OUR ENTIRE STOCK Of Shirt
Waists, without reserve or one single
exception. will be placed on sale The
largest line YOU ever looked at. Lawns.
Linens. Scrims. PopliHs. Madras and
Damasks. China Silks, Crepe dc
Chimes. Peau de- Soies and Taffetas.
All the late effects and all the new
coiorings.
AN IMMENSE SHOWING.
A line of FANCY SILK WAISTS at
HALF PRICE.
A line of HEAVY COTTON SHIRT
WAISTS at HALF PRICE.
A line of DAMASK SHIRT WAISTS
-White-at HALF PRICE.
OUR ENTIRE LINE OF SHIRT
WAIST SUITS-2O PER CENT OFF.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-05-14

Infants Bonnets, Hose Sup
porters, Etc.
Our entire line of Infants SIX. I, Mull
and Swiss Bonnets at ONE-FOURTH
OFF regular price. -.
INFANTS SOFT SOLE SHOES.
SANDALS and BO0TEES, NV 5N1f Nli,s
PER CENT OFF REGU LAX fRIIs 5.I1 =: :.
Our entire line of LADIES slL-.hA slLh
FRILL HOSE SUPPORTERS, VIII ,-
satin eored belt regularly sold at 3oc,
75c and 800. All will be sold at ONE
HALF REGULAR PRICE.
ALL OTHER HOSE SUPPOhL E,fSS
AT TWENTY PER CENT RbDtN-
TION
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Regular price 20c. May Sale Price loc
MISSES FINE RED COTTON
HOSE, guaranteed fast and stainless
color. with double heel and toe. Regu-
lar price. 25c May Sale Price, nc.
MISSES LACE LISLE HOSE. in
blue, three-thread pure Egyptian
Isle. with double heel ana toe. Regu-
lar price. 25c. May Sale Price. 10c--
One lot INFANTS FINE TAN
CASHMERE HOSE, always sold at
Zoe. May Sale Price, 15c.
INFANTS FINE COTTON HOSE. in
red absolutely fast color. Regular
price, 25c. May Sale Price, 10c.
A fine line INFANTS BLACK
RIBBED HOSE, a pure eombed Maco,
extra fine gIage. double heel and toe.
Regular price zoe. May Sale Price, 10c.
INFANTS BLACK Isle HOSE a
pure combed Isle. with double heel and
toe. Regular price, zoe. May Sale
Price. J0c
INFANTS PINK AND BLUE SILK
I.fSLE HOSE. Regular price, 25c. May
Sale Price, 1oc.
Special Bargains i'm Muslin
Underwear,
One lot LADIES EMBROIDERED
CHEMISE, all sizes Regular lOc value,
for 25c.
Ono lot INFANTS WHITE MUSLIN
SLIPS, in ages from months to 4
years; slightly soiled. Sale Price, so
per cent off, or half price.
WeiIsve a handsome line of CORSET
COVERS, NIGHT GOWNS, SKIRTS,
CHI.MISE. DRAWERS. APRONS for
rurs. tea parties, and for general
wear; all sizes in CHILDREN'S
WHITE APRONS. LONG and SHORT
DRESSES for INFANTS. INFANTS
SACQUES etc, etc. on which we will
give TWENTY PER CENT REDUC-
ton.
KNIT UNDERWEAR.
A special lot of INFANTS KNIT
BANDS. regularly sold at 35c. Special
Price. 1Dc.
"A slightly broken line CHILDREN'S
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Cotton Suitings and on all White
Goods.
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Lace Robes at one-third off.
Novelty Suit Patterns, worth $500 TO
5000, at only $500.
Dress Patterns at Half Price.
Dress Gooods-Entire Line-one-fourth
Off.
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LINENS and
STAPLES.
BED SPREADS.

You will find in this sale some special
bargains in WHITE BED SPREADS.
S1.25 White Bed Spreads at % cents.
$50 White Bed Spreads for s1.00,
Sl.S5 White Bed Spreads for s1.25.
S2.l5 White Bed Spreads for $1,50.
$50 White Bed Snreads for SLID.
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Art Department.

popularity
by the quality Of the constantly in ~ ~
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EMBR0IDERIES.

Edgings and Insertions. worth up to
l2tsc, at .......-............... sc
Edgings and Insertions worth up to
Edgings and insertions worth up TO
36s. at ................ -. .15c
Edgings and insertions worth up to
65c. at .--...-..-.....- ............,.25c
Edgings and insertions worth from
75c TO $500 yard. at ...............5 .5Ac
BIG BARGAIN IN MILL ENDS.
$4,000 WORTH OF MANUFACTURE
ERS' MILL ENDS. in lengths from
10 6s4 yards. Sold by lengths only. at
from l5c TO s3.0e
ALL OTHER EMBRoIDERIES AT
20 PER CENT REDUCTION.
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SPECIAL.

TO give an idea what We will do on
TABLE DAMASk here are a few
prices:
5sin. Bleach, regular s. cents. Sale
price % cents.
sin, Bleach, regular 40 cents. Sale
price 271a cents.
5S-in. Bleach, regular 50 cents. Sale
price 50 cents.
5S-in. Bleach. regular 60 cents, Sale
price 30 cents.
54-in; Cream, regular s5 cents. Sale
price % cents.
5-in. Cream regular As cents Sale
price, so cents.
54-in. Cream, regular 50 cents. Sale
price 35 cents.
6A-in. Cream, regular 65 cents. Sal
price IS cents.
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LADIES' TAIEOR-gFADE SUI
a REAL REDUCTION of ONE

a REAL REDUCTION of ONE-THIRD.
and greatest n to select from
EVERY SUIT NEW THIS SEASON.
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The Worlds Renowned EQUIPOIsE
WAIST and the French fashioned P. D.
CORSET, in black and drab only. Reg
ular prices from S2.25 to 500. May
Sale Price, 75c
A splendid full fashioned line of Cor
sets, all of standard manufactures,
such as the r. and G., ]. B.. and C. B.,
in colors white, drab and black. Prices
up to S1.75. May Sale Price, S1.6O.
TWENTY PER CENT REDUCTION
will be given ON all Corsets. Corset
Waists, Girdles, Bust Forms. etc., not
specially mentioned.
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ChiLdren's Dresses.

Percsles. Lawns, Chsmbrays, Ducks
and Ginghams.
A NEW LINE just arrived.
20 PER CENT OFF.
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Wall Paper All Goods at
Wholesale Prices.


indispensable l.
ana now the opportunity hand
o for first choc
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broidered letters; good value at 15c.
May Sale Price ....1Oc .1Oc
WOMEN'S PLAIN LINEN HEM
STITCHER HANDKERCHIEFS:
sold regular at 121sc. In sale 1Oc, or
WsNTv 1nEee I1r ,I,r, ;1I-;,; &c 3Se
ALL OTHER HANDKERCHIEFS.
LACES.
ALL REAL AND IMITATION
CLUNY, ANTIQUE AND YAK
IACES in sale al ONE-HALF REG
ULAR PRICE.
FANCY ALL-OVERS and VEST
INGS, ranging in price from $500 to
$500. IN SALE AT s1.00 PER YARD.
WOMEN'S FANCY STOCK COL
LAR worth regularly UP to SOC. MAY
Sale Price CSC
ENTIRE LINE LACES AT 20 PER
CENT OFF
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form, just the thing for spring and
summer wear; all sizes from Is 10 p,
IN white only. Regularly sold at Csc.
May Sale Price 25c.
The G. D. CHICAGO WAIST for ia
dies; in drab and black; slightly brok-
en- sizes; always sold at 800 net. May
Sale Price. soc.
FERRIS GOOD SENSE CORSET
WAISTS for ladies': in white, drab and
black; sizes slightly broken, regular
and extra sizes. always sold at $125 to
$l.75. May Sale Price, 5Oe.
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Brown Bath Towels.

1zis-cent Towels, for 10 uents,
17ls-cent Towels, for 12fz cents.
30-cent Towels, for Is cents.
a0-cent Towels, for 20 cents.
35-eent Towels, for. Is cents.
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hosiery AND UNDERwEAR--cOnfinuea.
Special Bargains in Muslin
Underwear.

NNE TABLE LADIES' PLAIN
WHITE MUSLIN UNDERSEIRFS,
with asep double flounce and tuckfng.
slightly soiled:
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Dress Skirts One-Third Off.

OUR ENTIRE LINE uf handsome
Black Dress Skirts in Voiles. Chevi-
OTIS, Cloths and other Fashionable Fab
RIGS. all this sea sons latest styles,
ranging from s3000 to $500, will be
placed on sale at
5315 PER CENT DISCOUNT.
ALL DRESS SKIRTS in Black and
Colors, ranging from $500 down to
$50.
20 PER CENT OFF.
ENTIRE LINE OF WALKING
SKIRTS, in an immense variety of
styles,
20 PEE CENT OFF
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WOOL CHALLIES.

Five lines, large and small patterns,
will he reduced 20 PER CENT.
40c Wool Challies for ............3 SIC
soc Wool Challies for ..........4 40c
Soc Wool ChaIlies for ........5O SOC
70 Wool Challies ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .60c
S5c Wool Challies for 7 70c
A line of very pretty mixtures, ali
wool. selling regularly at from CSC
TO 75c, will be closed out at, per
yard ......... .. ..50c
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25 PER CENT DISCOUNT.
Window Shades ready for use. %. 50,
80 and 40 cents each. All colors.
Linoeums, best values. 95e, s1.1O. $1.5O
running yard. Two yards wide. Com
pete line.
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TEA GOWNS.

All Cashmere. Flannel and other
Cloth Tea Gowns, $3.50 to $3.50, will be
sold at
ONE-THIRD OFF.
ALL DRESSING sACQUEs and kI-
MONAS go in this sale.
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OUR ENTIRE LINE ranging
Junior Misses Suits.

Just like the ladies' suits, only made
for girls wearing short dresses.
Prices range from $1,000 to $3.50.
ANY OF THEM
ONE-THIRD OFF.
A STRIKING FEATURE of the suit
selling will be one lot of about fifty
Suits, picked from the regular line, to
sell at 5000.
They will be suits that sell regular
at from $3.50 to s2500
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Separate Skirts Half Price

About sixty to seventy-five Dress
Skirts and Walking Skirts, in Blacks,
Browns, Blues, Tans. Grays and Mix
lures. ranging in price from 500 to
$4,000. VIII be sold for just
ITATE, r-IJr1 E2E-c-T-rAp pPTFrE
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Bleach Bath Towels.

1Tis-cent Towels, for 12iz cents.
20-cent Towels. for Is cents,
2o-cent Towels, for 20 cents.
S5-ceilt Towels, for . cents.
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WRAPPERS.

A GREAT WRAPPER SALE.
OUR ENTIRE LINE of Fleeced
Wrappers will be sold at
ONE-THIRD OFF.
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SHOES.

R Our GREAT ANIMAL MAY SALE give our numerous
SHOE
eqfafp
The Columbus journal., 1904-03-16

Caroline, wife Of Rev. D. T. Olcott.
died Friday morning at the home Of her
daughter, Nrs. I. b. Britell. Mrs Olcott
had been suffering for several months
from complication Of diseases, and for
several days before her death, friends
gave up all hope OF her recovery. The
deceased was born at Avon, Livingston
county, New York. July II, 1881. She
was married to Rev. Olcott September
q, 1865, and to them wa born one child,
Ms. L h Britell Of this city. Twenty
eight years OF Ter married life she spent
a. the wife Of q preacher and the past
eleven years she aud her husband have
made their home with their daughter,
Rev. Olcott having retired from the
ministry at that time. They lived in
various towns in Wisconsin, and the fol-
loving places in Nebraska. where Rev.
Olcott was pastor of Methodist churches:
Atkinson, Creighton, Plainview and st.
Edward. At the last named town they
resided for four years. Mrs. Olcott was
. woman Of unusual modest disposition,
gentle and kind. She vas one who loved
her home and the absence OF her pres
ence from it will be q great loss to her
aged husband whom she has left behind
Funeral services we're held Saturday
afternoon at the home Of Prof. Britell,
after which the remains we're taken to
St Edward for burial, services being
held in that town Sunday afternoon in
the Methodist church, Rev. Aillard
going from hsre 70 conduct the service.
The Columbus journal., 1904-03-16

-~Ole Olson" honest, good natused,
whole hearted and simple, but true and
chivalrous a. Bsyard, has long retained
firm grasp on the affections Of theatre
goers and has survived enough years of
continuous presentation to warrant the
placing OF this delightful character crea-
tion in the same category which holds
rip Van Winkle," !" "Cncle Josh Whit
comb, and others OF that popular clasa
The play is q happy blending OF humor
and pathos, and a truthful delineation Of
the development Of the untutored Swe-
dish immigrant boy into IN honest and
respected American citizen. It will be
played here at the North opera house
Thursday evening, March II, by an ex-
cellent company and thoroughly enjoy
able performance is assured.
The Columbus journal., 1904-03-16

Frank Baker vas arrested Saturday
charged by 8. A. Grant, q travelling pic
ture dealer, With embezzlement to the
amount of about 81. The case will
come up before Judge Curtis this We'd.
nesday morning. 1t seems that Baker
was employed by Grant Who went about
the country taking orders for enlarged
pictures and taking his pay in poultry.
which he sold to the chicken dealers.
Baker took the fowls thus bought to E.
F. Younkin and received pay to the
amount OF about 81, which be claimed
Grant owed him.
The Columbus journal., 1904-03-16

Mis- Mamie McNahon IL in receipt
Of . letter from Niss Clara Delsman OF
Hillsb0so, Oregon, telling Of the death OF
her father, ]. b Delsman, . former prom
inent busine0 man OF this city, on Janu-
ary q. The Delsman family left Colum-
bus for the vest over eight years ago.
Aias Clara states in her letter that her
fathers lines dates hack to The 10Th OF
December, 1902 when b suffered from q
very severe attack Of pneumonia from
which he never fully recovered. He vas
bedfast for about four months.
The Columbus journal., 1904-03-16

The fre department 10 making pre-
parations for its big mask ball to be
given April l. A costumer will be here
the day Of the ball to furnish costumes
to all who desire to rent them. The
proceeds viii be turned over to the COM
mittee in charge OF the entertainment OF
the state firemenis association which will
meet in this city January next. Solici-
tors will canvass the town in few days,
selling tickets for the big event and they
Will no doubt meet the hearty support of
all citizens who owe the fire boys many
favors.
The Columbus journal., 1904-03-16
DAVID y. NHvMAx, Ssc'y.

Il Gluck, vho returned Friday frou
Omaha vhers he served On the fedora
jury The pet 0Our weekA tsils IN inter
esting incident which occurred amons
The jurymea. A vote w. taken one day
giving their preeeFsnes for the next pres.
ident, and in the first ballot all twelve
voted for Roosevelt. A vote vas then
taken giving the political party Of each
juryman, which resulted - follows:
Nine republicans two democrats and
one prohibitionist.
The Columbus journal., 1904-03-16
Felix Hammsrquist vas struck an

-keuX oommeIQU10t was 0tIucK 9oO
instantly killed st the Olive street croes-
ing BY the engine hauling train No. l a
it vas nearing tho depot here Sunday
shout 1910 pm ME. Hammsrquist had
left Jones' bakery for the Lndell hotel,
where he wss . boardef, and va seen to
cross the tracks south OF the depot and
then turn about and walk west between
The main line and 9de trscka Some one
called to him and - he glanced around
the engine Of No. I. west bound, struck
him On the Isft Gide Of the bead, throw
ing him against m engine Of an east
bound, double header freight, which vas
backing down to meet it, train from the
North street hydrsnt on the side track.
This engine dragged him about thirty
Bsee thsa threw him under the wheels
and severed his LEFT sRm. Felix Ham
merquist wss . young man d years of
ago and . Sweds BY birth. He came 70
America about one year and half ago
locating IN Colorado, leaving there ahoat
four months ego when he came to Co
lumbus to work IN the tailor shop of C.
A. Linstrum. He has one brother In
Psnnsyfvania and . brother and uncle in
Fort Collins, Colorado. Coroner Metz
va notified oe the accident and drove
from his homsin Humphrey 70 this place
and held IN inquest Sunday evening
TAnss On tie jury vere Louis Laehnit,
LIZ. Phillips Ed Rooiter, F. A. Haeel,
I. Plakh and L. Murphy. TIE verdict
vas that dsath Va caused BY accident
Tor which no ono u held responsible
No word has yse bssa rsesived from The
yoan0 mans relatives and no arT.nes-
nants haNo boa 0odo 6ue hD buKial.
The Columbus journal., 1904-03-16
1sylhhaa City c.nyntiea.

The rep4blican electors a Ne city ol
Columbus ars hsEsby invited to-nsst in
ma0 coovsatioa = ths council chambse
at 8 O'Clock p. q. Saturday, March -.
1894. for ths parIoss Of placing in nsm-
inatioa sandida1as for The oRcse Of
mayor, city e3sfk, city engineer, city
treasures, police judge, members Of the
board oe odncatioo and msmbefs Of the
city council By order of the city Gen.
tral coumittsA
E b. CHAx1E1a Chairman.
DAVID y. NHWNAx, Ssc'y.
The Columbus journal., 1904-03-16

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columns are charged at the rate Of 5
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The Columbus journal., 1904-03-16

Tho art department OF The Woman0
| club will meet with Nm F. H. 0eef
Saturday afternoon at O'Clock. Ths
program viii b - follows: The M
donnas," Mi. Clar. Jacobson; .Biogrs-
ply Of RaPhasl," Mn Emily Rersr.
Ths dspartnsnt viii continue its work
in baGkst vesving and bead work
"A hot match game 1t bowling ten
pins i sdvsrtissd to take place at the
Haesl allsys IN ths city tonight CTuas-
day. bsevesa Columbus and AIbioa
tsama each having voa . game in the
sseiss played They srs considered
evenly matched and IN interesting game
i s3psctsd in th1 contest Tor supremacy.
-Ths Central City Noaparsl statss
thas b J. Hilssbsek Who has besn nan-
aesr of . lumber yafd IN that city, has
parchassd . yard ct Rt.nklin. Nebeaska,
and viii move 70 his nsv home in Apeil.
Nr. Hilnbsek ~ 1pemsfiy sup4mtsad
snt oe schools n Platte Csatsr and hi
vile = dsnehtse Of Wm. Blosdoen of
that town
Mn J. @. EneA aEd tvo a her
eAildrea living nsar Clasks, vlitsd thsir
many relatives IN and around Cofanbu,
rstar1ing hoos Sunday. Nm EagA =
| . danghtsf oe xn Elisabeth EfA. The
Engsl fanily ars vi. .plsassd With thsir
nsv home and ~ ths eoantry aoand
thsm = ibsing vsu impeovsd md inRsas-
ing Tt IN vafua. The Grown family
Who 1oGnse1y lived 1sar Echland, nov
ine % fnrm tour nilas tum ths Enei
plaes abost thrss ysaEs 80, valns thsir
land toasy ss e6 sn aezA I'D tAy psid
oalH 81 aeEs fuc IL fhza vAsa thsy
novsd toik LMt yssF II. Eagsl Eaiss1
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