davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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lilo. .soo-rotaI shares sold.
New York Bonds.

Japan IS. cert. -. 9s%
Japan 6s, cert. 05A
Japan AVS. cert. s65k
L. & n unified As. 104k
Man con gold 4s.10fH
Mex Central 4ss.- 70
Do 1st inc. -... 22i
Mimi & st L As. 81
NJ. X e. Texas IS.
DO 2ds .....-. s5H
Mr. OF Mex con As 73Z
N Y C gen 3xs. .100k
N ] c gen IS. .136
Nor Pacific .105 *
Do 3s ......... 76
Nor & w con As. 101%
Oregon s L rfdg As QSK
Pa cony 3Rs. ..lO1A
Reading gen Is. LOB
s ]. & ] NJ con IS. 1leh
S L & s + fg As. 90N
ST / S w con As. 50
seaboard A L Is. S5%
So Pacific 4s. 041h
so Railway IS. .1IDK
Tex & Pac lists. .123H
Tol. st L & w As. So
Union Pacific IS. 1908
Do conv is .....119
II s Steel I'd 5s.. 945s
Wabash lists .-...117
Do deb B. ,--.<- 72Z
Western Nd S.. s9H
w g. L Erie 4s. 93H
WIS Central As 9415
lining Stocks.
Little Chief $500. 05
Ontario ........ 4 co
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St. Louis wool Market.

ST. LOUIS, May 19.-WOoIr-S Strong Ne
dium grades, combing and clothing. 27@31 15c;
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Northern wheat Market.

light ane aseasc; heavy hne. 1ee2sc: tub
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WOOI-Spring slip-Humboldt and Merdo-
cino, 23Q26c; San Joaquin and southern. seven
months. 1IG19c; DO. years staple. 134l6cs
Middle County. 1S621c: Northern free, 2202oc:
do, defective. 1SG20c: Nevada, 10000 per ID
according to quality.
HOPS-f904 crop. 24G26c per ID with most
growers holding out for soc; 1905 crop. lS17Q
tic.
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Total Canada $62. SOC, ,61s 40
fNot included in totals because containing
other items than clearings. balances paid in
cash.
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Northern Business.

Northern Business.
SEATTLE. May 19.-Clearings. ss16,s75; bal
ances, S21O 7S6.
TACOMA. May 1s.-clearings. s5s7.7eo; bal
POI PoRiTLAND. May 1s-clearings, s6s2. s7s;
balances SST 523.
sPoKANE, May 1s-clearings, s445.2e1; bal
| ances. So 442
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OREGON.
PORTLAND May 19.-wHEAT-Club. SAG
S6c;. bluestem 90992c; valley. s5Gsoc
WASHINGTON.
TACOMA, May 9.-WHEAT-Unchanged
bluestem 91c: club 92c-
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4 'BIEEswAx-27G20c per Ib.
Provisions.

The market for cured Meats continues quiet.
but firmly held
CURED MEATs-Bacon. lie per lb for
heavy. lie for light medium. 13c for light
dry Salt Sides, 91ac: Bellies. lie: Eastern
sugar-cured Hams. 1sM9141sc: Califor-
MIA Hams. 12hc; Mess Beef. $40 per bbl:
extra Mess, SO 50G11 Family, $12; prime
Mess Pork. S14 80: extra clear. s21: Mess.
sic so: Pig Pork. S24: Pigs Feet. IS; Smoked
Beef, 15c per Id.
LARD-TIerces quoted at SIC per ID for
California compound, 7c for Eastern compound
and 9%c for pure half barrels. pure 10Ec:
1oa.c
COTTOLENE-One half barrel 7zc: three
half barrels 7rsc: one tierce. 71sc; two tierces.
7%c: fve tferces, TIC per h.
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Hides, TaIIo,y, wool and HOPS.

Hides continue active and firm and several
descriptions of saited stock have advanced
Otherwise there Is nothing new.
HIDES AND SKINS-Culls and brands sell
about 1k61c under quotations. Heavy salted
Steers, Ike: medium lie: light. 10isc; Cow
Hides, 10tzc for heavy and 101ac for light;
stags. 7sc sslted si,.d KIP lie; Sailed ts
Hides, 1Shc; dry Kip. 16iSc; dry. Calf.
21c; Sheepskins. shearlings. 2594Oc each;
short Wool. 50675c eachs medium. 75clr
81 10: Long Wool. 81 25@2: Horse Hides.
salt. 50 for large and 81 Is for me
dunn So 25 for small and soc for Colts;
Horse Hides. dry 81 IS for large and 81 250
so for medium: 81 for small. SOC for Coils.
Buck Skins-Dry Mexican. SOC: dry salted
Mexican 25c: dry Central American sOc:
Goat Skins-Prime Angoras. 75e; extra large
do 81 25: large, SOC: medium. soc: small s5c
TALLOW-No.' / rendered, 464Kc per 10:
No. 2 S@31sc: Grease. 1H6211c.
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Meat Market.
nrr-.rn

Meat Markets
DRESSED MEATS
Wholesale rates from slaughtsrers to dealers
are as follows.
BEEF-5Q6c for Steers ard 4Q5c per ID
for Cows
vEAL-Large. 607c: small 70s5ac per %.
MUTTON-Wethers 61s9Sc: Ewes. core Per
pound.
LAMB-ShQ1Oc for Spring
PORK-Dressed Hogs. 61aG9c per ID.
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
The following quotations are for good. sound
Livestock. delivered in San Francisco. less 100
As per cent shrinkage for Cattle:
CATTLE-Steers. 7A97hc: Cows and Heif-
ers, 53a461sc; thin Cows 4G5c per ID.
CALvES-4641zc per ID (gross weight)-
SHEEP-Wethers. 31sQ3%c: Ewes 30SHc
per ID (gross weght.
LAMBS-S2 5OG2 rs per head.
HOGS-L.ive Hogs. 130 to $50 lbs. 5%95&cs
over $50 lbs, 53sG51Sc: Feeders. DC; Sows. 20
per cent of; Bears, so per cent or. and Stags,
40 per cent on from above quotations.
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- - 64LL4L - - E8-L'' =
Bait & Ohio As -104H
Do 31ks ....-- 9S
Central of Ga 5s.1i3
Do LIST inc. 933a
Do I'd inc. 81 -
Ches & Ohio 4ihs.l07 x
Chi & Alton 3lss. S1Hs
c, B & Q new 4s.101A
c. II / & Pac As. S0lz
DO col IS. 92N
c.C.C & Sign 4s.f03sS
Chi Term As. rs
Colo Midland Is. T4i5
Colo g. 50 IS. =. 9a7<
Colo Ind Is. Set A T1%
Do 5s. Set b.. Gals
Cuba IS cert .1D5
Den & RIO G 4s.162
Dist Securities rs TAI.
Erie pr.cr lien 4s.101K
Do gen 4s 49,. 92l&
r W & . c 1sts.112st
Hook Val 41zs. .111A
New York NJ
Adams Con ...-. 20
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Money! per cent.
1he rate OF discount L the opcr rnarke.
70: short bills is 2 8-IcTlx per cent ana fol
three months bills 3-16@2A per cent.
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Family Retail market.

k11s1 = AtODUOLt
Butter. choice, 50. 40Q 45
Do good .35Uo1 n
Cheese. Cal .....15620
Cheese. Eastern. .20Q25
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-08-31

This is a splendid opportunity to select
y0at7' 7,eaU fall skirt. You can, make
yossr selection from among the choice
bLdcIc goods Of Aane1.icd. Fashion
clisags to these goods. Henriettds,
brilIiGntines, and fine serges aUilt be
especially fashionable /: :: :: ::
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-08-31
Fire Tuesday Night.

Fire broke out in Mr.. NJ. Moye's store
Tuesday night about fifteen minutes tc
nine o'clock, just after the store was
closed. Mr.. Moye and his clerks and po
liceman Dickinson were there when the
store was closed and there was no sign OF
fire, but shortly afterwards the fire broke
out. Although the alarm was given i'm
mediately, nothing inside the store was
saved, in fact the place was so full OF
smoke that no one would venture into
the store at all.
The fire burned so rapidly that ii
looked at one time as if the whole block
%, but as soon as possible Mayor Dickin.
son made arrangements for the cotton
mill hose and the big steam pump at the
mill was put on. By this means the fire
was confined to Moye's store, but the
whole interior was Quilted. The stock is
a total loss, and the building is badly
damaged, as everything except the brick
walls will have to be built new.
The stocks of J. W. Pearlstin, A. Kirsch
D. H. Counts & Co., and b. W. Beard
were damaged. Messrs. Pearlstine and
Kirsch moved their stocks out and the
damage in moving is very great. Mr.
Counts and Gale & Gale did not move
out their stocks, but the Counts stock was
damaged by smoke and water. The fix.
lures in the barber shop of Arthur MIN
mons were also much damaged by NOV
ing. The millinery stock of Gale & Gale
was not damaged, being the only occu.
pant of the block who was not damaged
either by moving or water.
tt ia not known how the fire ORIGINATED
Mr.. Moye had insurance of s., $50 on his
stock and fixtures, and there was 81 ,10(
on the building. The loss of all the 9th
ers is covered BY insurance. Mr.. Kirsch's
stock is in such bad fix that he has closed
his store and will wait on the insurance
adjusters. Mr.. Pearlstin is putting back
his stock and Strengthening it up today
Mr.. Moye does not know at this writing
whether he saved all of his books or not
he is sure that some of them were in hit
safe, but he had not put up everything
for the night carefully as usual, as he ex
pected to come back by the store after tht
lecture at the Baptist church. The store
is not yet cool enough for him to enter
| and open the safe.
Since the above was in type Mr.. Moye
has entered the store and opened hi
safe and found all of his books in good
shape. His statement of loss and insur
ance is as follows; Value of stock, $4,000
soda fountain, $S750O store fixtures
5000; total, $4,575. Insurance on stock
So 900; on soda fountain, $500; fixtures
$3.50; total, $3.50. His loss is therefore
81 ,425.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-08-31
A Narrow Escape.

Mrs. E. B. Price had narrow escape
from death last Saturday afternoon, all
on account of the drunkenness or careless.
ness of negro. She was crossing the
street near her home in the Southwestern
part of town, and being hard of hearing
She did not hear buggy come up behind
her. She was struck by either the mule
or buggy and knocked down but fortu-
nately her injuries were slight. She was
bruised some and shocked badly by the
fright, but it is thought she will be all
right in few days. The buggy was
driven by a negro, who whipped up his
mule and drove rapidly out OF town.
Mrs. Prices daughter witnessed the acci'
dent and called to the negro to stop but
he paid no attention.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-08-31

and my sales have farsexceeded my ex-
pectations. They have simply been i'm.
mense. I have not only supplied local
demand but have shipped goods into
other counties and even other States.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-08-31
TAKE YOUR CHOICE

45 inch Cheviot Serge, moth
ing gives greater satisfaction, splen-
did for suits or skirts; we still can
sell at old price, so cts.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-08-31

IS inch Henrietta, a beautiful
black, especially stylish this season
to produce the shirred effect,
special, O 6 tS.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-08-31
New Advertisements.

Mrs. N. A. Bamberg and G. Frank BAN
berg, Executors-Notice.
Otis Brabham-Posts.
C. W. Rentz-Trespass Notice,
G. FRANK BAMBERG
Bamberg's new ad. names the different
manufacturers of buggies and wagons
which he represents. He has the larges
stock of vehicles in this part of the State
and prices and terms are right.
SAVANNAH BUGGY CO.
See the new ad. of the Savannah Buggy
Co. in this issue. They make special
offer on a top buggy, and if interested
YOU should write them for specifications
They are headquarters for all kinds Of
harness and agents for Babcock's line Of
vehicles. They offer $65.00 top buggy
for $4SS5.
d. c. FOLK.
Mr.. Folk comes out with a new ad
this week, new departure for him, as he
has not been much of an advertiser here
tofore. However, he has concluded to
try the value of The Herald as an adVer'
tising medium, and We trust our friends
will Show him beyond all doubt that ad'
vertising does pay by giving him the big
gest business this fall he has ever had
Mr.. Folk calls attention to some new
lines of goods which he now carries, not
ably ladies' fine dress goods and furniture
of all kinds. Since the completion Of his
large new store he uses the upper story
entirely for furniture and carries an i'm
mense stock of high grade stuff at the
most reasonable prices. Be sure to reao
the advertisement, and rest assured thai
you will find everything exactly as adver'
tiSed.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-08-31
The Home Merchant.

"Who is the home merchant" asks an
exchange. He is a man who helps pay
for the streets on which you walk; he
helps to keep up the church in which you
and yours worship; every subscription pa
per that is passed has his name upon it
he is the only one who cannot afford
to swindie you, self interest if nothing
else, would prevent this; he bears his
share of the burden of good government
and stays with you in sunshine and dark,
ness. Paste these facts in your hat, and
then stop and consider whenever you are
tempted to send away for anything kept
in YOUR own town.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-08-31
Musical Entertainment.

There will be musical entertainment
at the home of Mr. G. R. Brabham next
Tuesday evening. The proceeds areto be
used for the furnishings of the new Meth
odist church A most excellent program
has been arranged, and most enjoyable
affair is promised. The public is most
cordially invited to attend. An admls:
sion fee of 25 cents will be charged, and
refreshments will be served free. This is
a most worthy cause, and as all who at
tend will receive their moneys worth
there should be large crowd present.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-08-31
A KATTLESNAkE
FOUGHT EAGLE
Dusi TO the Deofb Which tE>os
.Ssen In the Mountoins
Of CoIorado.

An ancient fght-as ancient as the
time dividing bird from serpent-a
fight thousands Of times REPEATED In
the lonely places Of earth e6eh year,
but which man seldom sees, was wit
messed recently by John Wethersby Of
Colorado City, Colo. It was a strug-
gle to the finish between an eagle and
a big rattlesnake. Death was referee,
as be "a In all the contests waged un-
der natures code Of fang and claw.
Man, IN the person Of Wethersby, put
in bis hand when the two combatants
bad settled their strife and ended 1t
to suk hlmseh-as man always does.
The arena was the big bluffs that mark
bow the mountains have crumbled into
the plain, about twenty miles east Of
Colorado Springs, an open space big
enough for the armies Of Manchuria to
maneuver In
Among other things, there are two
that man may not know, 50 It is said,
The way Of the serpent upon the rock,
the eagle soaring In the sky" Each has
wonderful power that man does not
understand-does not understand any
more than be does why they always
fight when they meet and that they al
Ways should and will 30 long as there
are serpenb upoo the rocks and eagles
soaring tn tie sky. II there were no
eagles the ratt1eznake has no enemy IN
the sky or ON earth save man to fear.
The eagle, likewise, has no fear OF
auythhg unless 1t may be the gfisten-
ing yellow and brown poison creature
Of the rocks, the rattler.
Thus it nres forever, the death feud
Of the eagle Of the Montezumas and the
spent father Of the Mokis, the rattler.
How It began Wethersby did not see.
BE was standing near the top Of big
stony crag that giistened In the bright
light, looking over the vast opens and
great basins, when bis attention was at
tracted By the 6op Of something strik-
ing the ground a few hundred feet
from him. he could not see what 1t
was, but a moment later be saw an
eagle swoop down and rise slowly,
holding wrtthtng tn its mailed claws a
snake. The big bird scared up hun
dred feet OF more and shook the snake
loose, which fell twisting and coldng
until X struck with 4 distinctly audible
hop, tbe noise that had first attracted
Wstherby's attention.
Aeatn and again the bird swooped,
arose With the serpent and dropped It
again, and Wethersby drew closer and
closer 10 watch.
Then the eag'e-a young one, as
Wethersby coud ten by tts size and
psumaee- -etruck and failed to rise. The
man was close enough now to see ev-
erything that happened.
The young bird had almost exhaust
ed ftsek IN It's struggles with the
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-08-31

New Hampshire has an egg farm that
is about the biggest thing in the line yet
heard of. This farm contains eight hun
dred acres and six hundred houses, &C.
commodating eight thousand and four
hundred hens. Gatheringeggsdaily on this
farm must be a little matter like picking
up sixty or eighty bushels of eggs day.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-08-31
The Cotton Market.

Cotton is selling in Bamberg today
"wednesday at 1000. The receipts are
steadily growing, 800 bales and upwards
being received during the past week.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-08-31

IN snake STOCK II 1A,sos II TH
snaipo and NAY, too have been bttten
b. 4. At sny rate It WAS upon tha
moud, ~ wings s1sht1y spread - Il
fnum fna4 Ia mouth open. Ths snaks
waa recopsztn1 from ID 5oaun1 fan
sud AuxR esehesin6 itS eosas- It rest
q q uamsnf tn position and then
sxurk> <ta aA6iA t1ss f2ng3 entering at
ths coeoar of ths bisd'S mouth In he
ut ttssuss a4 the base Of ths beak.
NJ saeh recovered hom the shock.
stpud motpotsss a tsv seconds, while
tAs sstfj9 Uatched a. only a rattIss
en-. end, sreadtns out ID wings, top
pedo4R.
1hn De men-mAn who hates ser
psuts a ns eagle does pot forth hs
hand, ustng . power more wonderful
than. t,at Of ethe-- There was pun
Of white smoke In TIE clear air, the
blunt 'pop' Of tie pistol rattled among
the stistentn& wind polished rocks,
and the snake was q mangied, bright,
sill ttng tnae'ths ants began to gather
abput.
It vos unjust maybe. The snake bad
won faIhy. BE. was entitled to 60 his
way-he wey OF terror for all the little
furry, b1sht eyed things Of the plains.
But Wethershy couldn't help It Some
way that stayang by poison, even II rs
done In ths open, does not seem fair,
and 4 man bates 10 zee TIE emblem Ct
his azutes and navtes, ths triumphant
saab q thuode4bosh and Writing se1-
penis. lying IN the sunsatne, oTereo0>'
hRn haip1soA Dad. =.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-08-31

40 inch All Wool Serge, the
French weave, light weight, yet
very handsome, very popular, an
excellent value, 30 cts.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-08-31

q. Frank Bamberg handles the best
buggies and wagons, yet the prices
are reasonable.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-08-31

BROCADE, PEAU DE SOIElAND TAF-
FETA SILKS, VELVETs, FRENCH
MOHAIRS, BROADcLOTHS,
CASHMERES, HENRIETTAS,
TRIC0TS, JAcQUARDS, SUIT
INGS, WAISTINGS AND
almost every article needed to complete
q lady's wardrobe. These goods were all
purchased prior to the advance in prices
and are to be sold at prices that will
astonish some people.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-09-15
S | IS

WOMEN'S KANGAROO CALF SHOES-That WEIR going to
than they bought factory
special sale-we bought
time when leather it's lowesnow leather
shoes the department tells would cost
capped toe-lace stye-medium heel-solid soles -
comfortable styles-supposed regularly MA ~
$1.75 at they will be priced - q
in this Grrat Mid Month Bargain Sale Saturday, VI
nerD
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-09-15
1Oc Harlem Oil
; bottles, 1Oc

This is a splendid item by which to
judge this drug store. Regular 1Oc
bottles of Harlem Oil-special for this
great Mid Month Bargain T0n
Saturday sale, three for HUI
Shops RESTORATIVE 81 bot
ties. 75c..
CASTORIA-S5c bottles. 26c.
ROBUR-$1 bottles, soc
BUCHU KIDNEY CURE-50c bot
ties. 34c.
CENTURY BULB sYR1NGEA$1
value for zee.
EPSON SALTS-Per pound, sc.
BROMO QUININE-25c bottle. ice.
BROMOLINE-25c bottle, 15c.
DE WITS COUGH CURE-50c
bottle, sec.
LETTUCE CREAM COMBINATION
-55c value for CSC.
TALCUM POWDER - Munyon' s
Witch Hazel-25c bottle. 15c.
HARD RUBBER sYRINGE-M
ounce size-25c value for ice.
GREEN'S RAT AND ROACH
PASTE-25c kind, 15c.
ABSORBENT COTTON-1Oc pack
age for &c.
LIEBIG's BEEF. IRON AND WINE
81 bottles 39c.
WOOI)bOF . ACE OhEAM-10 &C
kind 19c.
FEVER THERMOMETER
anteed-50c kind ice.
Empty Capsules-Any size-10O for
SC.
CASCARA SOGRADA TABLETS
Park-Davis Co.'s grain-dozen SC.
MUNYON'S WITCH HAZEL SOAP
per cake 12c.
CALOMEL AND SODA TABLETS
any size-100 for 19c.
WHITE ROSE AND CUCUMBER
SOAPS bars for Toe.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-09-15
A Cigar Sale

More and more men are becoming
acquainted with this cigar store. They
have found that it costs them less to
smoke cigars when they take advan-
tage of our low prices. One reason
why this store sells SO cheap is be-
cause we cut out the jobber entirely,
going direct to the maker for our
cigars-in practically every case hav-
ing the cigars made to our special or
der. That is why we are so sure of
quality Read over these prices
LANISTA CIGARS-we bought
these at auction-30, 900 of them
thew sell at wholesale at $35 a thou
sand which figures nc apiece
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-09-15

BOYS FALL CAPS-Assorted col
ors and kinds-all sizes-for boys to
wear to school-worth up to Use
choice of 10 dozen 1fAn
tomorrow for 5VV
BOYS SOFT HATS-New shape for
young men Is to 20 years of age-we
know you cannot match these for less
than 81 elsewhere 76n
tomorrow, each w
HAND MADE HATS-soft styles
pure fur stock-with first-class trim
mings-raw edge Fedoras in full me-
dunn shapes-your choice of q 4 0E
la big lot tomorrow, W1aJV
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-09-15

BOYS SHOES-extra heavy soft
calf leather-solid school soles-strict-
ly solid hroughout-sizes a. FIX
~ to extra good at ID 4sGU
MISSES KANGAROO CALF SHOES
lace style-heavy sewed soles-
school heel-sizes II " to CT 40
2-pair % Au&O
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-09-15
Cut Prices on
Mechanics Tools

Here's a point we want to Impress
upon your mind-this store sells only
tools which we absolutely know to be
reliable. The following list contains
values that will be on sale tomorrow.
If you will take advantage of these
prices you will save money.
LATHE HATCHETS- kind that
you know will give you long service
worth 75c-special for this 400
Saturday sale, EOO
SHINGLING HATCHETS-No. 2
size-regular 40c kind will be 10A
special Saturday AOO
HAND AXES-these are absolutely
first grade and we don't believe you
can buy them as cheap in any other
Topeka store-tomorrow, Q0AI
each COO
BUCK SAWS they're coming into
good use just now in saving up wood
for Winter-our buck saws are we'll
braced - they're absolutely good
throughout-worth 75c and usually
sell at that price-for tomor- En0
row VVV
CARPENTERS BITTSEset of 13
put up in wooden box-absolutely first
quality steel bitts-ranging in size
from u to inch-our regular price is
s2.35-price for this sale q no
Saturday will be W4uOO
CARPENTERS CHALK-blue or
white-the kind you pay 10c dozen
for regularly-will be special IN
Saturday ~
MORTISE LOCKS+old copper fin
ished, long escutcheon plates-black
knobs-splendid values G0A
at VVV
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-09-15

come in three
diff e r e n t
shapes will
b e sold to-
morrow at
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-09-15
"M" Waists 10c.

"M" Waists 10c.
The best knit waists for children
have two rows of buttons-also extra
band for hose supporterS-come in
white and creami-aS good as any
store sells at 25c--SizeS to IL years
at this store for Satur- ffhn
day ~
BOYS SILVER BLEACHED UN-
26 to 34-spledid-
ly made and sold by most stores at SOC
per garment-our price, 0kn
each VVV
WOMEN'S KNIT CORSET coy
ERS-high neck and long sleeves
perfect fitting-just right for 0kn
fall wear-each GOV
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-09-15

MEMS BLACK DUCK COATS with
good warm blanket lining-sizes So to
46-large storm collar we never
knew them to be sold so Ct AZ
low before-each u THO
BOYS COATS of brown and black
duck, also gray or tan covert cloth
they usually sell for $3.50 0kn
tomorrow your choice Jul
MEMS UNDERWEAR rib
bed-slightly fieeced-just right for
early Administered colors-both
shirts and drawers-special for 4 kN
HEAVY FLEECED UNDERWEAR
blue or tan colors-at the present
price of cotton these are very much
under the market-both shirts and
drawers-tomorrow, per gar AkA
ment HUI
MEMS NEW FALL SHIRTS will be
spread out tomorrow in a great wild
erness of styles-dark madras cloths
neat effects in perca1es, etc.-hun-
dreds of them will be displayed for
the first time tomorrow at 400
your choice &OV
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-09-15

are very neat and nobby = made
of soft vici - have light, flexible,
sewed soles = opera heels - patent
leather tips-solid counters-they
were made to retail at S2.OO-they
were made to wholesale at 81. So
will be priced Saturday in this
great Mid Month Bargain Sale
all day-at a pair,