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Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-15
Popular Priced Dress Goods

Popular Priced Dress Goods
You can come in this department
and buy the newest, most up-to-date
goods for one-third less than else
where. Here are a few for illustra-
ton:
75c French Plaids, 40 inches 10
wide, at ............... Wv
'i a%d S ss ineses all wi Teo' 81 J9c
SIC and ACC Tailor Suitings and
Shirtwaist Suitings, all wool Mo
hair and a mixed variety, o.
up to Use, yard. .......... %JC
35c worsted goods, yard To-
Wlue. - ~
800 Mohair, plain colors, SO 10.
inches wide. .............. VJC
1000 other bargains for Monday.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-15
Great Sale Winter
Underwear Continues
e'en WHICH VIII clearly demonstrate
point OF variety high quality
pamen An remembered the greatest bargain
giving underwear everk known
LADIES', Misses and ChiIdren's
Winter Underwear

Ladies' Heavy Ribbed Vests and Pants
In all sizes and winter weights, great
bargains at SOC. S9c, 25c ID
Ladies' Fine Wooden Vests and Pants.
in fiat wove or Swiss ribbed, or hard
finish, great bargain, -
Ladies extra heavy scarlet Vests and
rants, made from finest lambs 4 nII
wool, $50 quality. ATM. AsOO
LADIES' WOODEN VESTS AND
PANTS in natural color, made from
finest Australian wool, are very soft
regular $3.50 values, sale sH
fA'SS '.....-..s....... w
Ladies' Silk and Wool Vests and Pants.
Tights and Combination Suits. Swiss
ribbed, come in pinks, blues or grays.
perfect fitting and the best garment
ever shown at S1.9S, $3.50 no.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-15

Mems Shirts and Drawers, made from
fine Australian wool, thoroughly
steam shrunk-shirts have double
fronts and backs-sl.50 values, OQC
AT. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Mems Cancels Hair Shirts and Drawers,
in medium or heavy weight. ~,
great values. at $50 $1.OO and. e. AOS
Mems Union Suits in medium or heavy
weight, fine worsted in gray or blue,
very pleasing values, up from = m
$500, $3.50 and..................... - w
Mems Cotton Union Suits, medium or
heavy weight, special values, O0C
at $3.50, SIPS and. ..................S OS
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-15

LADIES COMBINATION SUITS. in
silk and wool or fine wool Swiss rib
bed or fiat WOOL best values IN Omaha
at csc, $3.50, $500, $3.50, $29s = si
up 10 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lou
CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR, fleece
lined, in all sizes, great snap ~
at sale price, garment ....... lOC
CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR. extra
heavy fieeced, very special Or
bargain at, per garment. COZ
Children's Wooden Vests and Pants in
all sizes. good values at 75c, 0no
sale price, per garment. ..I... OSS
CHILDREN'S VESTS AND PANTS.
heavy ribbed, all sizes, grays or 0Eo
MISSES UNION SUITS in all sizes,
hand finished and perfect fitting, 7$C
great value at $3.50, CSC and. On
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-15
Drug Dept. Specials

Bulb Syringes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .20c
FOunJa1n SyrluB6B. 'O6C anu toc
DR.. Stuarts Buttermilk and Cucumber Soap
DOA Il &c
Almond and Benzoin Lotion, large bottles. .2Oc
Violet Talcum Powder, box. IN C
fellows Complexion Powder. 1Oc
Rose Cold Cream. ................ 15c
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-15
Haa Not Yet Heen Invented.

hnd NoN leN heen invented
Sunday School Teacher-Which one Of the
commandments did Adam break when he
partook OF the forbidden fruit?
Bright Pupil-He didn't break any. They
hadn't been invented then
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-15

That's Messaline, the finest and latest
silk out for handsome suits and even
ing gowns; you can't afford TO miss
this sale; Monday at, QE
yard. .................. wv
Have just received large line of silks
for our bargain counter, which are the
greatest values ever sold at prices we
offer for Monday-at, 10
yard, 55c and. ............. JIG
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-15
A Hoosier Spectacle.

strange spectacle OF a man
chained to a post in the court
house square has been witnessed
IGl9NI recently by the people of a town
- in Indiana. The man was con-
Victed OF assaulting his aged mother and
was imprisoned for the ofrense and. COM
mon with other convicts. was put to work
on the streets. He refused to work, and
the marshal thereupon handcufted him and
shackled him to the post. His sentence is
for 2e5 days, and the marshal has an
nounced his intention df continuing the
treatment until the medicine is effective.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-15
HIGH GRADE WASH GOODS
Main Wash Coo Dept.

Arnold's, Manchester and Pacific Flan-
nelettes, the finest of styles, regular
15c goods; on sale Monday, I0o
all day, at, a yard. ........ .AVS
The very best French SILK Or 0Eo
candies; Monday only. AOC
19c Wash Plaids, 10o
yard. ...''..'' .''ss' AOS
Arnolds celebrated worsted effects,
regular 25c goods will go 10Io
at, yard, 19c, 15c and <2C
Arnold's printed Broadcloth and
Arnold's plain Broadcloths, t.
regular 25c and soc goods. OC
36-inch silk finished meTcerized
Henriettas; Monday. 1E
at. .............. 1OC
Fancy Cotton Waistings-at, IN
yard, 25c, 15c, 1216c, and. HUG
Send for samples of dress goods and Innings
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-15

PEARL BUTTON SALE
35c Hand Carved Pearl Buttons T.
go on sale at, per dozen. ....... ~
&c Pearl Buttons, suitable for I'M a.
derwear-at, dozen. az
15c Pearl Buttons on sale at H.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-15

We are agents for three of the best
silks in the world-Winslow, G. ]. Bon
net and Moneyback.
Winslow Taffeta. all colors. 81 I'M
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-15
A Happy Thought.

.HE Twins thought OF 1t together,
OF course. Didn't they do every
thing together? They jumped up
Nj and down and Rugged each other
when the thought came, and ran
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-15

cherries-goody! An grandmother's sugar
cooliesv'
The next afternoon four other little girls
came and 80 on the whole week.
When Doctor French took the bandage
of ne smiled and said Great improve
mentl That bandage was a happy thought.
Hey, Twinnies ?'-Minna Stanwood, in The
Sunbeam.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-15
The Leading Dress Goods House of the West

goods this part Of the country
owe bt II
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-15

15c Outing Flannel-36
in. wide at, yard. =. 1Oc
1914 Amoskeag Teasel-
down-at, yard. g "
15c Shaker Flannel, 33 in.
wide-at, yard. SIC
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-15

Evey yard guaranteed. No risk at all.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-15
Surprising Bargains Monday in Our Busy
CLOAK DEPARTMENT

Special Offering which quality prices
upon approval
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-15

R. w. w. CAMPBELL who sued
I'M Mrs. Rose A. Breitenreiter OF
Pittsburg for $4,000 damages. al
IEsSsg2N leging breach of promise to
49, marry him, will not prosecute
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-06

NEW YORK. June 6.-The roof gar
den season was opened in New York
last night with a performance Mt the
Aerial gardens, on the roof of the New
Amsterdam theater. The attraction
was a double bill. the first part consist
ing of Gilbert and Sullivan review, in
which were included numbers from the
Pirates of Penzance." Patience the
"AIikado" and "Pinafore." The second
part of the performance was bur
lesque, Lifting the Lid" satirizing re-
cent happenings in local politics and in
the theatrical world. The principal
parts were played by Virginia Earle,
Diamond Bonner and Louis Harrison
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-06

FfOf'R-t'uHettled Minnesota patents.
8 6lnf = winter stralghtf. Nt1pfD, win
Ter extras. E.8a315. winter patents. $40
WHEAT-opened lower and was genor-
ally easy under Liverpool cables. large
worlds shipments. better weather south
west aud commission house selling July.
g1. 4e2 ii-i6C. september - il-ie s'c
BUTTER Easy, creamery. common TO
extra. Nhplc. state dairy. common 10
extra ilH1lisc western imitation cream
cry extras. iac.. hrsis isuihiacs rrno-
waited common 90 fvfrn it8iki.C west
cru factory. common TO extra. ihgiIc.
CHEESE Weak state Fun cream
small. white and coIored. nne. &c.. falf 20
good. si.Hsi.c. large. colored and white
hne. &c.. skins. fuil 20 light choice. Ia
fGGs Firm: state. Pennsylvania and
nearby. fancy. selected. white. 4a2ic.s
choice 1Naiafso mixed. extra. iar west
ern finest selected isisulsc
TALLoW-steady. city. fisc: country
HAYDN: shipping. c0ac5c. good to
POTATOES steady. Southern Rose.
n5on-io. southern seconds. NHl5o' Jer-
STRAW Weak. long rye. 7oa1sc.
BEANS-Quiet. marrow, s. Nn2e; me
dunn. $40. pea, $40; red kidney S-.o'a
woor-s steady. domestic fleece. a2q9sc.
HOpS-Quiet. state common 20 choice.
1896 -3p2sc 1903. Z2g25c. olds. llflSc.i
Pacific coast 1904 3pSc.i 1903 la4te.'
LIVE PouLTRY-stoady; fowls l5a
i5isc ducks. i2uiSc' old ROSTERS, 100
i0i.c spring chickens. isu32c
DRESSED POULTRY = steady; fresh
killed fowls choice. l4hc.. do fair TO
broilng chickens choice &d 40c; west
ern hroillng chickens. choice, 32Q3sc.
western chickens fair TO good. 25Q30c.;
frozen western broiling chickens, No. !,
23d2lc do. No 2. lSQ20c. roasting
chickens, fancy. 17Qlsc; do. choice, l51
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GUIDING STAR.
Bedford stakes 40 0rassssad wsa by
Go q faNorite.

Go fafortte,
NEW YORK. June -Gulding Star,
the 10 3 fayorlie. easily won the iied
fond stakes, ave furlongs. az Graves.
end The faNnr.le nnd Quorum ran
clnse together a. tie stretch. where
Guiding Star drew away and won hy
one nnd a half lensihs
iieidHme made hrr SECOND appear
ancr 81 the year and, while she iii n,t
win, un yrfl g0pd wce. finishing
second 90 Garnish after making ihe
panr Zoe a mile
Yankee Consul n s.u.Un coli from
tho west, scorsi nn ensy victory in ihr
iast race H. was "a 90 40 fnynrlfe
and won hy length Summaries
First Race liruadcloih. nnt. But
inns. SECOND, csamphinr. third
Second Race Gold Van. nni. Sand.
hurst, sn'ond Nitrate thlrd.
Third Race Daruish. nrsti neldame.
srouud. kehailau. ihird
Fourth Race Guiding Star. hrst.
Quorum. second, osiris. thiri
Iiuh Race Ocean Tide. first. Can.
fern. secnnd Jane Holly. Third.
sixth Race Yankee Consul hrsis
Athlete. sooond. 81 Esicpho, third.
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RAN FROM OFFICERS
Mildly Kane fouad iildlAs Under Some Gun.
rant Bushes.

RANT huihn
AZ Mleky Kane drove up Ia front Of
Corsiglia's market Monday afternoon
he Was hailed by sheriff Wilson aud
Deputy Russell Who told him they had
d warrant for bis arrest Mieky said,
"All right, just as soon as can hitch
the horse "
he took a rope from tho wagon and
stepped behind some crates. apparent.
'l 10 get near ihe post and ihen ,oool'
"a.
The neat tho officers saW 81 him BE-
Nas running up Main street Deputy
Russell jumped into a passlng rig and
told ihe asionlshed driver 90 hustle
aherihe fugitive, while sheriff Wilson
oilousd on foot.
Kane crossed Main street and ran
oul school and down Pleasant with
tho officers hot after him. he leii tho
street nt tho Enos Adams house occu-
pied hy " b. sou'o aud was arrested
a momen, later hiding under some cur.
rant bushes 10 The rear Of iho house
he wls lodged 10 jail and Monday
evening was before Judge Bates who
hold him under sou bonds FOR hear.
lng Saturday To was unable 60 goi
bail ADD 8, ln jail. The charge against
him Is crlmlnai assault Kanols only
is wears old.
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BY MAcMoNNiEs.
Eqpestrinn statue of Roosevelt ~
Rough Rider Presented Him.

Equestrian statue of NooHeNeif A.
Rough Rider Presented Him.
WASHINGTON. June g. President
Roosevelt was the recipient Of "a beau
tuful equestrian staluctte OF himself
as colonel of the rough riders. which is
the latest of the works of the eminent
sculptor Macmonnics.
The presentation was made at the
White House 10y Miss Janet Scuddcr OF
New York. pupil Of Macmonnies.
whose work hes been accepted for the
Luxembourg gallery at Paris. Besides
the president and Miss Scuddcr those
present mt the ceremony. which was
quite informal were Mrs. Roosevelt,
the admiral of the navy and Mrs. Dew
ey and Mr.. ana Mrs. Charles j. Bona
partc. The presentation will prove Of
notable interest, especially in the art
world.
The president expressed his unfeigned
pleasure
II don't feel myself" he said laugh
ingly, "a really great man. The distinc-
ton of being done by either St eau
dens or Macmonnies might hatter any
body. | had always hoped to have
something in my possession by Mac
monnies, but it never occurred to me
that should have something by Mac.
monnies Of me. The statuette Is exact
ly as l should like 1.-THE cavalry
horse, the rough rider clothes and the
emblematic support to the whole"
When attention was called to the in
scription on the shield which supports
the horse wi VIRTUE vir," meaning
man Of physical and moral force, the
president said he was delighted with
the work of art as whole.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-06

when iho Mormons get their shrine
erected in Royalion - mark ihe h.rii-
place Of Joseph Smith they may per.
hap, come down into Nottingham aud
place monument where brigham
Young ir,i saw the light. 10 Is strange
that the two great leaders oi Mormon
ism, Smith aud Young. were both
Vermont bora but % 6. important only
as proving the fertility OF Vermont
soil 10 producing types OF varied
fame. Such things as the proposed
shrine do 40 harm, help advertise
Vermont. may attract pilgrims, will
furnish picnic point for natives and
summer visitors aud will not ondanger
the faith OF ourselves or our children.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-06

NEW YORK. June 6.-The will of
William zlegler, the patron of Hiegler
arctic explorations, has been filed. The
estate is estimated to be worth $50,
100000, and after provision is made of
$4,000 annuity TO Mrs. Hiegler, togeth-
err with the use of the Iiegler city and
country homes, the residue Of the es-
tate is bequeathed to Mr.. Ziegler's
adopted son William. who is now
fourteen years old
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-06
special Prayers For Pence.

NEW YORK. June GA call TO pray
or for the restoration of peace between
Russia and Japan has been received at
the Salvation Army headquarters from
w Bramwell Booth, chief of the inter
national staff in London. The call was
made 10y the direction of General
Booth, who is now in Australia. and
appoints the week from June 10 TO
June II as a time for special interces-
sion
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-06

LONDON. June "a dispatch 10
Lloyd's from the Lizard reports that
the yacht Apache passed the line at
1920 o'clock in the morning The
yachts Atlantic. llIldeggrle. Utowaua.
Thistle ana Endymion are rehttIng In
Southampton harbor FOR racing in Eu-
rop"au waters this season.
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General w. IT. Wilson Dead.

COLUMBUS. O., June 9. - General
w. T. Wilson. eighty-two years old, one
of the two survivors of the delegates TO
the first state Republican convention,
which was held here in 1855, is dead
here. General Wilson enlisted in Up
per Sandusky as private in the civil
war and came out as breveted briga-
der general Mrs. Phil X. Clover of
Pittsburg is his daughter.
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Live stock Markets.

CATTLE-supply light market lower;
choice. So 0a6. prime S0g5SO: veal
calves. s. j0G7
HOGS - Receipts fair; market active
prime. heavy. medium and heavy York
ers, &55. light Workers &.55d560; pigs,
s. eb@570 roughs AQ475.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Market slow
prime wethers. 81 s0d4N; common. s2.50a
g. spring lambs sal
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LohIc, Got eirht Ycnrs.

NEW YORK, June 6.-Sam Lobley.
who pleaded guilty 10 swindling the
Equitable Life Assurance s6ciety Of
$27.Sl6 and whose total stealings
amounted to $4,000. was sentenced TO
eight years in Sing Sing by Judge
Crane in the county court here. The
sentence is considered a light one com
paratvely. as under the law Lobby
could have received the maximum pen
atty of twenty years.
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ROBINSON CIRCUS
Some oi,h, Feature, oflhs Bic Street Par
AIDE

ads
Since The very .nciplency Of ihe John
Robinson show 10 ha, alWays been tho
aim oi iho management 10 present for
iho patrons of ,hc enterprise ihc best
that money could buy, or hire, and IT,
parade has been favored with as much
aii niion as t0c performance. Cor each
year some ness aud costly feature has
been secured. and This season iis mag.
uidconi array OF giided dens. gold b..
dockcl chnrluis and costly irnppings
has been added 20 by ihe Introduction
Of two splendid reproductions % NEo
OF our modern baiilcships.
They have been carefully built un.
der the direction OF an cx member OF
The navy and will form one Of the
most interesting features Of the big
daily street parade. To he seen here
Wednesday afternoon aud evening,
June II
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-06
Fatally nurped Inv rxn,o.io,

SANDY HILL. n. Y. June Chico
dore Bromley was fatally burned by
an explosion of gas in the cellar OF the
pumping station of the Springbrooll
Water company. He was rescued in
a dying condition by fellow workmen.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-06

Today ls ihe wedding day ~ the
crown prince ~ Germany eldest son
of iho Kaiser. Presumably ho iocls
,ery much like 40 ordinary man under
similar circumstance. with the added
fear that somebody uill throw 40 him
bomb disguised as 40 old shoe.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-06

An Aichison .wiic Is reasonable Ia
every other way but she wont let her
husband serve on committee. "He
wears me out when he Is on a commit.
tee, she says. "Iie comes home wear
Ing a badge and acts as important as
the owner OF five passenger automo.
bile He snaps at the children, and
thinks he is doing heap, although he
is really neglecting everything that Is
important 10 US. And az night. You
ought to see how he acts at night.
BE comes 10 AZ two or three o'clock IN
the morning and his breath smells Of
beer and mustard. The next morning
he grumbIes about being overworked.
although he hasn't done a thing OF any
importance. have set nay foot down
on the committee business. love him
and try 10 do my duty but IL he ever
serves on another one, l'll take the
children and go back TO pa Atchis-
on Globe.
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CINCINNATI. o. June g. Beana. at
II to /. won the handicap stceplcchasc.
the feature event az Iatonia. Red Car.
the odds on favorite. finished third.
Sea Pirate fell, and Jockey Wieman
WAS slightly injured
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-06

NEW YORK. June G-Play ln the
round robin lawn tennis tournament.
loo which the American team challcng.
ing FOR the Dwight Davis international
cup take their final practice n this
country has opened here. the national
champion. lloleomhe Ward. defeating
William \. Lnrncd. former title holder.
Boais g. Wright Of Boston defeated NJ.
j. Whitman. former champion.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-06

WASHINGTON, June 6. - President
Roosevelt has proclaimed n new forest
reserve in California to be known as
the Lassen peak reserve, which covers
part of the northern Sierra Nevada
range and contains fraction under
900 900 ncres
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-06

lis about time 90 hsar rnmors
about Mr Clement political nmbi'
lions and plans again. ST Adams
Messenger,
Having swallowed Jonah iho Mes.
scngcr il now anK.ousiy waiting TO
feel ihr effects.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-06

itisa poor commentary on a won.
ans tact when she has a. scold her
husband % make him m.ud. She i
suppos 4 % boss him hy diplomacy.
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ST LOUIS. June G-The favorlte.
Gold Enamel, mt even money. defeated
Just SO handily in the fourth race Mt
the fair grounds Maggie Powers. at
- TO l, won the first race.
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The Ak AGAIN.
Mayor Weaver Has Dismissed W. w..
Hrook--Ordrr Against CIubs.


PHILADELPHIA. June G-Mayor
Weaver has dismissed William II.
Brooks. chief of the Philadelphia bu.
reau Of highways Brooks Is known rs
the father Of the Brooks high license
law"
sheldon Potter. the new director ~
the department Of public safety has
issued Instructions 10 The employees
IN the seven bureaus under his direc-
ton that in the future the payment n
political Assessments shall not boz com
pulsory The order was ~ follows:
"Thc attention Of this department
has been called 10 the fact that there
exists in the several wards ~ this city
political clubs which employees ~ the
city have been compelled 10 join These
clubs have In many instances levied
and collected hurdcus0me assessments
and have In some instances undertaken
10 secure positions Boo the city depart
meuts eXactng therefor large pccun-
larry considerations. I'm many of them
liquor is sold and gambling carried ON.
II therefore direct that YOU inform
all those under your supervision that
membership IN such clubs viii not
hereafter be- considered as q cause for
appointment. prefcrmcnt or promotion;
that the director Of the department Of
public safety considers membership In
such clubs MS detrimental to the main.
tenance Of proper discipline in his de-
partmcnt and as hurdensomc 10 its
employees"
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Tornado at Binghnmton, \. Y.

BINGHAMTON, n. Y, June Ga
tornado swept across a corner of this
city at about 11.15 O'Clock last night
Many houses were blown down. and it
Is reported that several persons have
been killed
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ItnIian Annrchistn From Americn.

ROME. June 6.-The Italian police
have received information to the effect
that some Italian anarchists have left
the United States for Italy. Descrip-
tons of the men have been supplied
and steps have been taken to watch
them
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FRANK [. HOWE. Editor and Publisher

10 is stated that during ihe world p
fair 10 "a Louis ihr Inside lnu made a
million aud a half dollars.
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Limerick Girl nj st. Louis.

ST LOUIS. June Limerick Girl.
ut 6 to l. defeated good field in the
dfth race ut the American Jockey club
track.
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nHiNsltN'. ~ AaNaaAhA r.
A. Sew York
Boston ........... n "a 1 O.
hfa York H q n.
boston q. New York Ulfirrrsa
Young lnd Cflsff li0Fs aud kieinoW.
AZ Philadelphia
rhllfeIpnln .... D 90 b / %
Hifa Washington A. Philadelphia. OBJ
Error. WsHhinFf0r 8. phllndrIpha. 8
Batteries paiion ana Hcydon Henley
and shrek
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Covert Coats, Rain Coats, Tailored Suits,
Separate Skirts, Silk and MOhair Suits,

silk Pettcoas silk Waists Great values offered now
all through the store.
In new Shoe Department Fine Oxford Ties for Ladies'
in Pat Kid, Wei Kid, Russia Choc and White Canvas in
numerous styles and shapes at S0O $500 Good School
Shoes and oSods Tor Children Misses and Boys at SOC to
$500.
Remember sell the Rice & utchins Shoes. the best
in the market
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


Money nn rlii n0minaiiY nt 4asia per
cont Prime mercantile plp0r 1ant per
cont Exchange nNi9ii-i. balances.
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-06
THE JUNE CLEARANCE SALE
.NOVE0K'S

Remarkable Price Reduction on Desirable Merchandise in
most every department In NEW CLOAK ROOM the price
cutter is vigorously at work cutting the price onefourth to
one.haf on Ladies' and Misses