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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-19

Gn opr Sins. On fort Spoarter
paa ct fnfhiouabeft SoteI t8aItimore,
@fS., neSSeoe meo en- anoen Hrger, at
ban itulhe itirIe en- SINS ira Ell bpio
SpnartningSpige / iamme Sotel. San
ioa giorhe; men I'M er bon osntt I'll
to Mars Sitstbus for ben 6ornsiclie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-19
SrlanS. Miniitcren for SrIanS

SrlauS. Miniitcren for SrIano |
Song GomorbS &obiret, @. S. 2ong,
meo0cIer. at oct engeIife Sfatfommcr
bar noet Ell SiaGaSbepiaiug par
$tO,OO0,O00 til Suofisb al 2ano
SrInuS. Iengene ifoI uobetaleS in
ben 9tptaar. ) 1906 pil Oer brittle
StutsfoSie Iooe Srlano faa $4,000
900 / ioume SiemeS. Bengene be-
pilacs iom Gam til 9anofiebere, Der
inqcn Wioler bar, men peo ot fao
lang S~enItnuo fan fomme | g~ciihbelTc
al Soro pao fin 6rhrcs iiteoetfor al
uSpanore for al blipe Sclpeiere ! ame,
rifa, GuitraIieu euer Spoairifa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-19
aSdpcH % Sapan. Dc

&ducn % Sapan. DC fotboIita
MiSiioner or lioet agteOe i aiI1a, %
set iamme cr SilfGloet / Sopan. !
Rom itpIocr man poa. at ale ouiees
for frantic, % ga 6rantrig itaor i
Sorbuno meo RltSIarb, ifaI oct bare
@rumoen. 9u nil Gapcu rette pas
6orboI6et DCo at ictOe 9iifop S'Gou.
nell ira Ioine iom ipecieI @eiont til
Qdfoooen. SIS. Seai8beo tit oct Raah
at optrGoe iom iuperGn 6grite og
iUtte iig / oirefte 6orbinoelie meb Oct
iupaneiiife Sol % oct babe ban in.
tet imoS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-19

Spffe JsltsbeIirr. Ssitmansprerne
peb aobIena Spiflano, begpnote | for.
rige llae, % cit SCR poa 10000
@onb Snfanteri % 5000 Wono aa.
paHeri beltager | Dem. Euriiter fan
Of @enernIitaben faa TiIaoeIie til at
ie poa 9pelicrne, % mango ameri.
fanere er tiIIteoe. Sor fsrite @ailJ
brnges automobiler uuoer Mansp.
rerne. 6ele @enerdIItaben farer ON.
firing | automobile. aeiier @iI.
helm p~entebes. og ban fom 6rebas
Den 15be. San fog ba aommanboen
oper ct at Irmeforpierne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-19
@ommcr hicm. @iniam !. 9prpel

Mulnmer hlcm. WiUlom i. YpfueI
/ GaruSen, u. s., bIep al E~rUiibenr
Sarrtiou it0nrpnt til Rtriiter paa
Saiti i Seitin0icn. SAN er III biem.
NE poo @eis9, % ban flyer, at ban
pil neoI9gge lit Gmbebe. Seq bar
~friitet Sptfen Irnse NOT" ipneS ban,
Ger er life attoet emo Gepolutioner,
Sprsr % 6eber pna Saiti."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-19
uoenlanoIf uyt.
GitnatiOnen t~ilipiOies mere % mere
| llnsarn.
NmOrc WeoDeleIier.

Zen 1ingarife Eremierminiite,
8eierodrp cg bans 8olleger bao6e ia
pan Ut Nrogrnm at inbfere alminoc
Zig Stennmeret for paa ben Nfaaoe a
moopirfe Den Maioritet, iom mn raa'
Der ! Stortbinget, og iom ppientIil
beitoar al HeprGientanter for 81
beiere aIasier blannt Woanorerne.
Sons Wtiniiterinm bar life iremeaaei
al Stortbingets 6IertaI, men inoiat
al Sanoets aonee, aeiier 5ranB So,
lei og bet baboe en- iterf Sppoiition
inico iig. DC. Seierparp mente, al
Ell alminoeGig Stemmeret bill brpoe
Wtagparernes Wagt, oa Be andre SO.
tioitaIitefer | 9dnoet - Rumpner,
aroater, Gerber, G3eder % SpIfere
bor imoo oeres SerreSsmme, os
6ran5 Soief bar tilbsielie til at ginc
BAN Wehbofo; men De eiterrieife Wi.
niitre ifrGmte BAN meo, at bpis lin.
garn fit alminbeIig Stemmeret, pilbe
Eiierrig forlonae Den ian1me Heiorm.
90 na Der ogion Der err ben ianme
6olfebian6iug iom ! llngaru. pilbe
DC M berifenoe Spifere fpmme / Ri.
noritet. Get ungorife Winiiterium
bar oerfor MI goaet al. Sislge ct
Telegram fra @ien ifaI Sranj SpIef
babe ifinOe at opgipe Den 8oIittf, bar
Ell Stunb bar f1Igt, nemlig at regiere
llngorn peb Sielp al ct MinoretaIs.
miniiterium; ban bill M benoenoe Ig
I'll 6rau5 aosiutD % andre of Sppo.
iitionens 5erere 90 iaa Dem til Gaao-
gioere. Oct ipnes at bore pna bsi
Sib. at ban foranorer SignoIerne
ligeiom Song SSfor ii / 1884, ba
ban fog Soban Sperbrup til StatSmi.
hitter. Snoen set un9arife National.
porti er Der en- iterf Stemning for, at
mar ifaI gao / Rorges Spor % opiige
~llnioncn. Genne Sanfc bar ipr III.
met iom Slo unoer aifen; men ben
bar mn Tlaaet no / Ips 2lte. ibet Re.
boftsr Suliis Irpao 3iganp / Su.
bapeitb bar iibaipet ct 6lpoeifriit,
hpori bnn tager Sroet for, at llngarn
ifaI ftge iig lss ira oct S~absburgife
Sus og faare aeiier 8iIbelms anoen
Son gitel til aonge. llnoerisgelier
bier. at Baron @onfip, iom engaug
bar Tremiermiuiiter % aammerberre
hos 5rar5 Sofef, er eris | bette og
bar opmuntret 3ignnp til of nbgipe
tit Sfrift. Geooftereu er arreiteret
iom Ssiiorr9oer, og bans Slppeifrift
er beiloglagt; men / arreiten ianbt
man | bans 2onmer ct 9reo, iom rs.
Der, at Baron Sanffp itaar / 2eotcs
meo BAN. gnben bliner i~anoipulig.
bis, at llnqorn bliper CT Rtge for fig
ielp, % Seller @ilbelm bar neppe no.
get imo6, at bans Son gitel bItoer
bets Songe. 5oranoringen fommer
BOG fanife life iitanb, for Srdn3 So.
lei cr bsb. San gaar M | tit 76oe
aar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-19
st pclmnpcrrcttet orncrifonif gIoo

oereS Gpne til at forpinbe 6sIgerne q
ocn uetop aflIuttebe arig: s 1866
bapoe Sc ~sSorenebe Stoter en- arigs
ajaIo poa S ,770,000.000. Sfipn
bette bar en- ttof iaa itor @iGl6 for c
9ano pdd 50 WiQioner Sno6pagere
Iaa tog oct life Mobet ira Gmerifn
nernc; DC los nIt anoet hero og tog ia
paa at iorminoife ben, % Oct boreo'
life Ipnae, in6en De baDoe rebuceret
oerr iaapo8, at De life Ipngere bebs
bcoe at befpmre iia ON sen, d
arigcn meuem RuSlauo 90 Sapay
begpr0te, haoNc RuSlano Ell 8i9lt
Com set for en- Gel babe poabrd'
oct fig ucS sInIrg Of S%tatSboner) po1
alt / alt SO, 800, 900, 900. 8oa 8runt
al arigen bar 2an6et nraottet Iaartt
oufring $770,0O0,O00 til, oa oct bar
iaaIeSc8 mi / set belle Ell Statsgi9lr
pau Si27O,0OO,O0 SGtter man
irntimcntnIe Senipn uS ni 9etrng,'
ming, mau set oerfor iubremmes, al
RuSInnO bopoc goO og gplbig @runN
til at iegc at u~noSroge iig llorebnin'
gen al en- flor MISUNDERSTANDING
Snpon2 @ipIo ier 6riaeus 9egpr.
Belle anSrog $25l0O0.000. Get
moottc / militGre gicmcO lame $3.50,
100000, % belle bets StntsgiGlo
oreier iig oItiaa ON ca. 5000 900 900.
Gctte er life tort mere emo DC Sore
rc6c StaterS rertebrreube 8iGlo.
Ser | anrerifa betrdgter nt Stats
JON ell rem Gaaatel, life netop
foroi, al 20nSet bar SO Riaioner
SnNbpggere, inn at 8iRloen fun be.
Ieber Jig til Iiot oner $40, pr. Su0i-
oiO, men foroi ben gieuneminitIi9e
Ameritancr prooueerer megct % Der
for o9ian Iettelig fan betale fin In.
oel al benue 8ipIo. Gcuue Dor Erc.
ouftiouseuue er mango 8nngc itprre
enc Sapaueiernes cler RuSierneS.
al iapQneiiife 6abritoarer
auiGtteS iii So pr. 3noipio al Gan.
bets 9efoIfniug, meoeus DC omerifau-
ffe Muuufdfttrpdrcr bar en- @Prbi al
$t72 pr. SSnoipib. 5 Sanbel, Su'
6uitri, @rubes og SranSportationS'
iorrtnacnbrr Dor Scr i Snpnn peb Sri.
gems Seapnoelic aubrogt $I39,0O0,'
600, mc0cn8 Der bare / Gbicagos
StatS' % Rattonal6aufcr er $780,
100000 / &uOifuO. Sopnn bar altI,
men \Scru iinocS life Der. og oct itoar
ttlbnae paa mango andre Smrda0er,
bduhc bpao 9tatltrrtg0om % tetntit
6pr0idhco 90 0ucIIabc6 angaar.
9hlalnn05 @eiolfring er mcgct iterre
eno DC 6orcue0c StotCrS, men en-
Hu3icr$ Rro0uttionSeunc er min0ra
emo Ell Entertainers. RusIou6S lto.
forleI anorogcr gieHncminitIig fun
lI0t upcr So pr. Suoiuib. mebenS
omcritunlt Export rcprGientcrer SIS
pr. Nn6iui0. RuaIauo ntad betale
&cHtcn nf ftrc Iauittc &cHge pao be-
itcmt (i0, men for at funne qisre oct,
nloa NC'OIfuin9cu brnnoitottcS. Nt
iornil0itc iclpc BiGlbcu bIir ser life
Gale ON; tuertimoo, oct or ganifa
~itTtcrt, at ocn oil bIioc fore9et; tht
OCT I'M pp8a'9 eli np UInNoe, Of
S'o0El Po0 @'rNpallecleloom 0. !. D.
lloN EeporFrS@' Sn AeI az Sopoils
S0''3Nilo'icr cr ST1loerne poo Son'
o''' raaE Sof8ere % repr"fefsier'r
@oP'i0I loNl t'IoeI% BAR oTret a"'
NFoat NalIoel % N~obrttori't. Yet
CT III AZ ltcrNic %l9tl8Reo Tar Son0cl'
>e'HFo' al oi3,e AhlI9ottoner lnol0'
'e" 'l0rG't nIHIIa; men bert'I er per
0oor''1' ''o''0lTr; I'M nlIrot bar NE
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-19

srringsmpoe. Sra 2oen til 7bs
Sftober ifaI Der i 8aris boIoes en-
acknowledgements, bpori GeIesater
fra ale 2anbe | europa % @merifa
aster at beItage. Ger pil bIipe en-
lloitiaiug az 6soemioIer. iom 2p9er
tiaaber eIler anbefaIer De ipge at ipiie.
90 Der bill frempiies 9Grelier, iom er
itoitgreoe iom paa Sauatorier; De ftal
oeles ! ire alosier, i0et nosle er for
rise Solf, andre for Gatienter al
Wiooelflasien og otter andre for ube.
miolebe 90 fattige. 2pgemibIer for
SGringspatienter bill o8Iaa bore at
ie, Iigeina slppnrater til Henaisring,
3esinficering, MsbIer og gefpemme-
ligbeoer | De ipses @9reIier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-19

Tettr Summtr al "Ito Hrueu" tuoeboloer:
Srao ban e~iterloo iis. Rapcrsber9s hctoe
Epier. -giteu NriseB fGer n SoSlss 2Grinoe
CT &eisg brs Den ruits Sotior. - On Bige'
i~fpieItli. - @unoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-19

ssc'dseassbessu har leo !rhplet, bs0rfor De e.
messt taifet: ben CT en- sss. lem &c I'll easse tor
,nhser samlIte % SiT,t "a seHnsr ~ at essepars
Ntnssr l. ba Der er anitenius I'll at nestesus eeres
gsb,siseaa % aar. let CT psiaa inisrssiaHf at 70
ase,sIseasene til b~sfisneit, iremrasenst Raue.
RitsS. SsSaiHa Rsrfserl aifa aassa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-19

&nron 9auffp bar ienere beitemt
bertegtet, at ban bar bopt no8ct meo
3igaupS 6lppeifrift at 9isre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-19
Gusssss;.. D s Sam. a1G ssa. 6 s s.sss

9 ENTERED As SECOND Class MATTER JUNE 18TH 1908
1T TIE Posi- oyFICx AT DrCoHAH. Iowa USpHa rhh
acT OF QoSsRH1 or MACH 50 lsT.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-19
One Mans Luck.

From the Chicago News.
 Some years ago man in England had an aged aunt who died, leaving him sole legatee of all her personal estate. When he came to examine into her effects there was nothing worth carrying away. Of the diamonds and money which she had possessed in abundance nothing could be found. In an attic was an old chest, filled with ancient worn-out corsets, and, worse still, old curl-papers. In his anger and disappointment, he had this carried down into the garden, and a bonfire made of the whole. AS the fire burned, he savagely thrust in his stick and turned over one of the discolored curl papers. It unrolled and discovered itself as a banknote of large denom- ination.
 Frantically he dashed his hands among the flaming corsets to recover the rest of the despised curl-papers, but he succeeded in saving only few. The rest were destroyed. So he called a servant, had the dust and the debris swept up and the whole carted off by scavengers. He had managed to scrape LID only few hundred dollars from the estate, where he had expected that number of thousands. He could not understand it; but there the matter stood for some days.
 Then he came across an old woman
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-19
Curious Profession.

From the New York Herald.
 The question of employing "claquers" in New York theatres has been agitated but it is safe to say that the Amer ican sense of humor will never permit ths The elaque in European cities con- ssts of a small body of men. under the orders of a chief. who undertake to ap- plaud actors and actresses at certain times. The only one of the band who is renumerated is the chief. The men under him get the privilege of seeing the play without paying for their seats. The "chefs dc claque' of the great subsidized the- atre of Paris are officials paid by the management to do certain work Their salaries vary from BOOT to 500f a month and for that sum they are expected to take with them into the theatre at each performance certain number of men with big. strong hands and intelligents enough to clap when they are given the signal by their leader.
 The chapters work does not demand intellect of high order. The chief Is supposed to have taken notes at the re- hearsals to have consulted with the man ager, to have talked with the author, and to have a very accurate idea of the good points of the play. The men under him are scattered all about the house ready to give quck response to the signal of their leader. Most of these men are eminently respectable. They are small shopkeepers, students of the drama and pupils of the conservatoire with insufficient money to spend upon theatregoing. At the opera they number thirty. They assemble every evening at half-past in cafe at the corner of the Boulevard Haussmann and the Rue Lafayette where they crowd around their fa no 1ya small school boys. As each answers "present" to his name he receives a metal ticket upon which is the number cf hie seat
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-19
Vast Salaries of Kings and Queens.

The Kaiser receives $3,925,00O year as King of Prussia, but nothing as Emperor of Germany, says the New York World. Besides this he has an enormous pri- vate income, derived from mines, fish cries and estates, of which he owns more than any other man in Prussia. The King of Bavaria receives $1,S50000 year; the King of Saxony. $S75,000; the Grand Duke of Baden, s4O0000. The Czar of Russia Is paid s6,750,00O for his private use, while each grand duke receives $1,0O0,0o0 year. In addition to these enormous salaries each of these rulers has an enormous
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-19
Her Message.
From Harper's Weekly.

From Harper's Weekly.
 A woman living in a town not far from New York commissioned her husband while in the city to purchase a motto for the Sunday school. After he had left it suddenly occurred to her that she had neglected to tell him the desired inscrip- ton or the proper size of the card. Going to a nearby telegraph office she wrote out a message to her husband containing the necessary information, and handed it to the operator. It read as follows:
 John Johnson. - Broadway, New York City:
 Unto Us a Child Is Born-S feet long and feet wide"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-19

who had previously been in the service of his aunt. He told her of his mystifi- cation at being unable to find any of the diamonds.
 Why, yes, sir" was the response. 'T knows missus always had a lot of diamonds. She sticked 'em all into her old corsets and put 'em away in a box"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-19
The Feminine Appetite.

From the Lady's Pictorial.
 How many women there must be who are blessed with healthy appetite which is a constant source of martyrdom to them. No matter what her inner cray ings may suggest, the woman who dimes in public knows that the interest she will awaken is not unconnected with the num- Der of courses she refuses.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-19
real safagparo against the poison of

a real safeguard against the poison of
 nicotine
 Nicotine explains pr. Nalpasse in pass
 ing, immortalizes one Jean Nicot. am
 bassador from France to the court or
 Portugal, who brought the wonder1ul weed to his sovereign, tfanels H. III iao',
 showed him it's marvellous properties, ana
 popularized it's use throughout his native land, It WAS rather as a medicinal drug with almost magical curative powers than , as a recreation that Nicot introduced to- baeco into France. It soon became Ia
 vorite everywhere as panacea for every i'll. Little by little tobacco smoking be-
 came established as a pastime atter the way of the denizens of the New World.
 The plant acquired great fame and was
 made the fashion by the grand prior Of
 France. Francis de Lorraine, and then by
 the Queen, Catherine de Medici, to whom
 Nicot had presented his first gift Of to-
 bacco After It's introduction into France,
 and particularly into Paris, the tobacco
 custom extended farther and farther Into
 the other countries.
 No Statue for Nlcot.
 'Ts it not strange" exclaims the stu-
 dent of tobacco, that In France, where It is the fashion to rear statues to every one, that none has been erected in honor
 of Jean Nicot, to whom Is due the propa gation through all Europe of this custom, which has become not merely a recrea- tion but habit, O mania, second na- ture?"
 A smoker can do without dining and wining. they say, but he cannot do with
 out smoking A Swedish captain during the seven years war. deprived of his be- loved tobacco filled his pipe with straw, avowing that provided only he could see the smoke rising from his pipe beneath , his nose he was satisfied.
 However. if Nicot's wonderful weed has found its worshipers In every land, 1t has nevertheless also everywhere found | equally stanch adversaries. who rise up against 1t with solid reason. The extrem- 1 ists in both instances, as usual are wide of the mark. according to the doctor from l Persia.
 1 Like every other stimulant says he, to- bacco Is capable of serious abuse. but be- cause of excess of tobacco Is fatal it does
 not argue that all tobacco taking Is equal I ly perilous. For certain Tnaladies. which | he enumerates at length, tobacco. with all l its faults, has proved helpful remedial agent In favor of the anti-tobacconists. be 1t sad however, that certain other l diseases may be traced directly tokthe ef- | feet of smoking. Moderation fin quantity, l a variety containing the minimum per centage of nicotine. and discretion In the manner of smoking will alone insure for l tobacco harmless after effects while im-
 parting to it's devotees sosne moments of pensive delight
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-19
More Strenuous.

From the Chicago News.
 Merchant-Did you sec Sloboy about that bill again?
 Collector--Yes, sir.
 Merchant-And I suppose he put you off as usual, eh?
 Collector-No, sir. He kicked me out this time.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-19

income from royalties and perquisites of many kinds, of which few outsiders know anything.
Arizona republican., 1905-05-06
Gloves

Genuine Kayser silk gloves with guaranteed fnger-tips, white. black and all colors regular price 5Oc-sale price 4Oc pair.
 One odd lot of gauntlet driving gloves for misses and women. regular price $I.25- sale price soc pair.
 Our entire line of dressed kid gloves standard $I.oo quality-sale price 75c pair.
 Black. White and cOlOrs.
Arizona republican., 1905-05-06
COrSetS

Three styles of summer corsets here in net and batiste all sizes regularly 75c pair sale price soc
 The Kabo corset is con sidered one of the best $I.25 cOrsets in the world.
 All sizes are here. Take your choice for 75c pair dur ing this sale.
Arizona republican., 1905-05-06
HdndkerChiefS

Ladies extra sheer. fine Irish linen handkerchiefs, reg ular price 35c each-sale price SIPS bOx-(6 in a bOX)
 Ladies initial handkerChiefs excellent values-sale price 5 for 25c
 Mems silk handkerchiefs with initial, regular price 25c sale price } for soc
 Special prices on all fine embroidered handllerchiefS during this sale-Ask to see them.
Arizona republican., 1905-05-06
Hosiery

One assorted lot of ladies fancy hose all new goods.
 soc qualities for 35c
 75c qualities for soc
 $I. qualities for csc
 SG.5o qualities for $I. Mems fancy sOcks-em- broidered. all sizes 9 I-2 to IT regularly 25c and 35c-sale price 5 pair for $I.OO.
Arizona republican., 1905-05-06

ChiIdren'S Dresses There are several dozen children's white dresses here that are soiled and rumpled from handling.
 Out they go at half price.
 All sizes from 6 months up.
Arizona republican., 1905-05-06
NeCkWedr

 There is a great big assort- ment of up-tO-date neckwear here in turnovers, stocks, etc. that you may take your choice of during this sale at exactly half price.
 Don't wait too long.
Arizona republican., 1905-05-06
THE pRE INVENTORY SAL

SILKS ~ . m m ~ s m - line ~ mbSa
  m of heomnw M  py d
 to 1 G Ioymm ~ yard Below you vii few
Arizona republican., 1905-05-06
White Goods

FOG and 25c white goods-mercerized- able for shirt waists or whole suits-saIe price 5 yards for SOC White linen for skirts and suits. 35c quality for ......25c.
 soc quality for ......35c.
 75c quality for ......5 soc. White Duck--just right for skirts.
 I5c quality for ......Ioc 200 quality for ......I5c 25c quality for ......I9c
 35c quality for ......25c White Embroidered Waist patterns. $2.5o qualities for SI.zo
 S3.oo qualities for Se.oo
 $4.oo qualities for S3.oo
 $5.oO qualities for S5.55
 5000 qualities for S4-oO
Arizona republican., 1905-05-06
Trimmings

It's pretty hard describe the hundreds pretty mngs will be given away during can only advise yO" that no matter what kind of gown you trimmings for you be finding  real PreInventory pricesTIudreds patterns edges appiques band trimmings alovers. will acty haf-price-The early will get the "pums' mings will here long, that's
Arizona republican., 1905-05-06

Belts
 OF LEATHER SIPS qualities for 85c $I.5o qualities for $I. S2. qualities for $I.35
 OF SILK S2. qualities for $I.35 S2. 50 qualities for SI.7o s. qualities for $2. All new goods.
Arizona republican., 1905-05-06
Wash Dress Goods

All printed lawns-ae price yard All and 25c silk muls plain and dotted sale price, yards for soc Arnods Fd Soie regularly 35c yardae price 25c yard All white pQue--I-3 off regular prices. immense assortment of washable novelty goods -regtnay 46c goo price yards for $r.oo Best quality galatea cloths-3 yards for soc, Embroidered Swisses, etc.-Imported. SI.oo qualities for. 55c
 SIPS qualities for. ...85c
 SIS qualities for SI.oo
 $2.oo qualities for $I.35
 s. 50 qualities for ....$L7o Specially reduced prices all wash goods during this sale.
Arizona republican., 1905-05-06
Toilet Articles

All soc toilet waters for Ssc All SIOO toilet waters for Ssc All SI.5O toilet waters for ST. All soc perfumes for S5c All 75c perfumes for soc All ST co Hair tonics-Eau de Quinine, etc.-sale price soc a bottle.
Arizona republican., 1905-05-06
Towels

During this sale our entire line of towels will be on sale at reduced prices
 All 25c towels for I0c each All 35c towels for 27c each All soc towels for 37I-2c each All 75c towels for 55c each All $I. towels for Csc each
 Better qualities proportion- ately priced.
Arizona republican., 1905-05-06
Reddy-tO-Wedr

Wool suts-dung the sale exactly half price Shirt waist suits washable fabrics such India linon. butcher linen madras etc,
 $500 qualities for S4oo S17.5o qualities for S875
 5000 qualities for $500 SI5.Oo qualities for S7-5o
 SoOo qualities for $500 S2oOo qualities for SIO
 S2oo qualities 5000 $25- qualities for SI I2 5o-> Washable skirts of duck Iner pque during the sale just half price
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