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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-18
THEATRE GOSSIP

Cissie LOTUS left New York for Lon
don a few days ago. There she ls io
appear as Peter Pan iu Christmas
revival Of Barrie's play She has mo-
plans, apparently for return TO
America.
George AIDE has sold his play, The
County Chairman" 10 Maclyn Arbuckle
and Joseph Il. LuCkett manager of the
Columbia thaater. tn Washington. The
company win remain intact ana con-
tlnue its tour ~ the east and middle
west with Mr.. Arhurkle AS the STAR
Eddie Foy has an ambition To play
Touchstone in AS You Like It. ITS
a great part" writes Mr.. Foy. First
he comes on rs a. Hungry joe, then ms
a Bum Romeo. and IN the last act like
an actor lighting the syndicate. II |
played the part l wouldn't change a
line"
Beiasco & MAYER. the san Francisco
theatrical managers, having lost the
Central theater, which they have
made the home Of lurid melodrama for
several years. have secured control OF
the old Alhambra. at Eddy and Jones
streets. They viii shortly remove their
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-18
brsEnrr EVENING NEWS. SATURDAY NOVEMBER 49, 1905.

ably well-chosen and well-managed
company, and for play that was
strong and simple and dramatic, going
straight TO it's grim conclusion without
letting So for moment. Part OF
Its point--the impossible social gulf
fixed between commissioned and nom
commissioned officers--is lost here, as
was probably the ease at home, but the
story OF the aristocratic lieutenants
love for the sergeant's daughter and It's
tragic outcome is so direct and con-
vlncing and so fertile In effective sltua-
lions that arise naturally from the sto-
ry instead of being dragged IN any
how, that the play Is sure to be sue
cess at the Waldorf This theater ia,
OF course, now under the management
OF the Shuberts, Lights out" being
their first production
CURTIS BROWN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-18

other actor I'll Thursday night, when
II. q. Irving made his first bow to the
audience In Beyerlein's Lights OUT
called Taps" In the United States
which was Just ready for production In
London when Sir Henry's sudden death
made postponement necessary. The
younger Irving was producing the play
himself, and owing 20 the more than
ordinarily strong affection that existed
between himself and his father, whose
funeral he attended last Friday. he
would have wished 10 delay the produce
ton much longer II his own feelings
had been the only ones to consider. The
splendid reception given to him doubt
less was partly In recognition OF this
fact, and partly also tribute TO the
memory OF Sir Henry, But the great
applause at the end OF the play was
for the actor himself, and for a remark
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-18
ANNOUNCED EMIT.
'sv~VSv*aa*:..e*:..

The Giles Mercantile Agency and the
American Mercantile and Reportlns
Agency have consolidated and business
will hereafter be conducted under the
name OF The Gles-American Mercantile
Agency Sept l the business will be 10.
Gated at 400 10 III ID, +. Walker Bldg,
(top foor). Phones. $50 for reports and
a2 for collections.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-18
OF DEAD ACTORS.
BY ". T., Henley.

Where are the passions they essayed,
And where tho tears they made to How
Where the wild humors they portrayed
For laughing worlds 20 see and know
Othello's wrath and Jullets woe2
Sir Peters whlms and Timon's gall?
And Mllamant and Romeo
Into the night go one aud all.
Where are the brayorlos fresh or frayed?
The plumos, the armor--frlend and f0e2
The cloth Of gold. the rare brocade,
The mantes glitteriug 70 and fro2
The pOmp, the pride, the royal show?
The cries OF war ana festival?
The youth, the grace the charm tho
Into the night go one and all
The curtain falls, the play Is played.
Tile BegEar packs beside the Beau,
The Monarch troops, and troops the
Maid
The Thunder huddlea with the Snow
Where are the jewellers, high and low?
The clashlng swords? The lovers call?
The dancers cleaning row on row?
Into the night 80 one ana all.
ENVOY.
Prince. IN one common overthrow
Tho Hero tumble= With the Thral
AS dust that drives ~ straw that blows
Into the night 80 one and all.
Henlcys fine hallade must have come
back to many as they read the cabled
descriptions OF Henry Irvings stately
funeral, Into the night go one and all;''
true. hut We can be very sure that the
nnme and fame of Henry Irving shalt
never be 'as dust that drives. as straw
that blows" For irving was great of
heart.-chicago Record Herald,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-18

mental. half-spectacular play that was
fairly successful last winter in Paris,
The time Is that of the First Napoleon
and Miss Harned's part that Of a
rather melodramatlc young widow.
The death Is announced In England
of the oldest English actress. Mrs. Jane
Lovegrove, In her ninety-slxth year. She
had played with most Of the leading
performers Of the nineteenth century
She was associated at one time with
Phelps and also In later years with Sir
Henry Irving. She had been In retire
ment, OF course, for long period.
Archibald Selwyu, head of the play
brokerage firm OF Selwyn q CO., OF
New York, Is in Seattle. Wash, for the
double purpose OF pushing a warfare
Of eastern managers against play pir-
Rtes and promoting the prospect OF a
Shubert or independent thoater IN Seat
tie in connection with string Of such
houses to be started between st. Paul
and Los Angeles.
Another society actress who was for
a short time on the stage, is about TO
return TO it. Miss WiIloughby Weston.
who had a part IN The Climbers"
when It was produced by Amelia Blng-
ham, IL going back behind the foot
lights. reports says. What she viii do
| has not yet been decided. Miss Weston
| Is o sister Of De Lancey NIcoll.
While Edmund Breese and Grace FL
| liston are acting 1.-THE Lion and the
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-18
.EI Base Ball, Y los
a1unCiOS... !"
Fu6 VlneIdO d GLIB del ss1Or
Ia Pfesa poi CuitrO care
rae

Como 10 anunciamos antief Sc
lleV0 a efectO en- la xLiga puerto
rriquefla0 ell desafio de- Baseball,
que habfa eoncertado entire el capi-
Tan del club &AlmendaFes1 y ell
sefior La PFesa.
A las tres p. m. dio comienzo ell
iuego. toc9ndo por suerte al club
La Pr'sa iF al pa1o. y al &Almen-
dsress al campo.
La lucha no result0 como Sc es-
peraba, causa de no ser las fuer-
zas iguales entire ambos comba-
tientes.
A pesar de este Inconvenience,
Sc vieron buenas jugadas por los
dos clubs que Ell pdblico en- iusti-
cia les aplaudi6.
Ahora bieD; nosotIos esperabamos
yer en- el senior La Presa un iuga-
dor de primera linea. perO una veZ
este en- ell terreno, nos convenci-
mos de que no habfa tai cosa, y de
que solo es Un enthusiastic de este
sport, y que prometer8 en- Ell ma
mana ser IN jugador en- forapn y
naOdO, pUes es tranformista.
Como Sb0rt-Stop y pitcher dei6
bastante que desear, pues no SO le
VIC haceF niDguna jugada de me-
rito. s'.-1 -. -
La Presa en- todo ell juego, solo
pudo pisar Ia pEimera base, una
sola Vez, y con tan poca suerte que
en- segunaa base le dieFon out Es-
ia base fu6 dada por bolas.
En- ell caj6n del &pitchers result6
<bOlonD dando tres bases corridas
que le cost6 su Club tres carre-
Fas.
Dueno jug6 regular, pero maot0
un buen 600a50, = entonces no fu6
dateI1O de ST mismo. f.. ~
El que mas SO distinguio de este
club, fu6 ell c6lebre MomG1ca y
tambiGn Francisco Diaz, individuOs
que tom6 ell celebrado artista para
completar su club.
Del &Almendares~ SO distinguie-
ron Juan Cruz y Pedro Rodriguez
que iugaron un bonito three plug
en- primeFa y segunda base. -...
Claudio como apitcherS result6
tambi6n bOl6aa y hubo necesidad de
sustituirlo.
Este mismO inaividuo fu6 st2'uck-
out tres veces. a.
Los demds jugadoFes Pertene-
cientes d este club, pusieron todo
10 que estuvo q su alcance para
alcanzar la victoria.
Dicho acto termin6 con Ell mayor
orden y ell senior La Presa sali6
satisfechO de las muchas atenciones
de que fu6 obieto por parte de- los
jugadores y del p1blicO, que fu6
numeroso.
Y los auuncios. mo pasaron de
anuncios, y La PFesa sera rTes0.. =. =.
aqui, y va una!
H9 aqui Ia anotaci6n por inning,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-18
OnomfstIeo del Hon Gobornador
Mr.. Winthrop cumpIe hoy 81 af1o1


Ell actual gobernador de Puerto
Rico, Hon. Beekman winthrop, ma
clio en- Orange, N. Jersey, el 18 de
Septiembre de 1874, cumpliendo
hoy 81 afios de edad.
Recibi6 instruction en- ell Cutler
School de Nueva York, en- Harvard,
81 A. B y en- la escUela de dere-
chO, 1900. Ii. B.
Ha ejercidO los siguientes cargos
Admitido en- Corte en- 1899; Score
tariO privado del Gobernador Taft,
en- Noviembre de 1000; suplente del
SecretaEio del Executive en- las is
las Filipinas, desde Julio de 1901 q
Agosto de 1903; Secretario del mis-
mo desde 1902 D ciembre, hasta
Abril de 1908. Juaz del Tribunal
de primeras instanria en- dichas is
as Filipinas, desfe Noviembre de-
1903 q Mayo 1904 Gobernador de
Puerto Rico desde el 4 de Julio de
1904.
Es casado desde Z de Octubre de
1909 en- la dist nguida seflorita
dona Meltaza Riggs Wood de New
York, cuya dana es muy estimada
en- esta socieGad de San Juan en-
que han sabidO cOnquistarse gene
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-18

- ! Q . 444as3 4AAJMU8s
kFenaG0s q los S1apOscsstes SO6Te S6Ts-
tGs. Sc softear6n 3 todOB los amos en-
ire Ion qua mas Ge digtingan Dor "a
Constancia an el AhorrO.
HOrGs dS Gaia: Para Les impoBicio.
mes: f.. ..a
De 8 & 1O3 de Ia mafana, y de 1 & 81
de la tarde los dfas lRborabIes: y de 81
s 10R de Is mafana los Domingos. Para
la extFacciones Las mismas horaS ex-
septO ID de Ioa Domingoa.
RegIgnse.stO de Ia &eCCS6m: Las per-
EonAs que interesen mSJ poEmenoFea q
BObFe l9s imp0siCiOnes. extracCiones
0anera de iQuidar intsrestB eiC, p &c.
den solisitar un siamplar n 10 Gals.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-18
NUMEROSOS ENFERMOS

New York, Sept. 18. l.sO p. m.
TantO en- el ej6rcitO japon6s CO.
mo en- ell russo, 81 ndmerO de enfer-
mos es considerable.
Sc ha ordenado que sean esos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-18
MADRES AGRADECIDAS .
COMO APREcIAN tt VINO De sTEARNs
DE AcEITE De HfoADo De sAcALAo

Las mades de nnos debs saben por eXperenca cuantas
oesas (que uchos convrte mpobad absoua)
haceres
Los eagos dcados rebean napreciabe meca-
ento Tales dcutades esten nomento en- oue
Vino &c searns de Acee de Hgdo de Bac contiene nngn
pnclpo oeoo nauseabundo principles exac-
yos que son los eementos veradeamente cavos
acelte CombnadoS
decoso
emago decado Ell Stearns oba veraeras
raas todas las enfermedades ebtanes esmua apeto
digestion contribute pda formation de tedos saudabes
muchas cartas recbdas, lease la siguente:
atena, Mayo23 de
Iigdode eBacao
pd
no Pdan yer oros acetes de balaO De Vd
w. TOMKINs (SeaOn).
Para deados del pecho los sangre pobe
que Ell Vino de Sterns Acete de Hdo Bacaao
De BOicas.
FREDERICK' STEARNS q C1A
Fabncants Product Cufmico yFana
N"% DETROIT, NIGH, e. U. ~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-18
EN- ALGECIRAS

New York, Sbre. 18, 1901 M.
Sc habfa acordado en- principle fue-
ra efectuada aquella copferencia en-
Madrid; pero en- una reunion cele-
brada aver por los embaiadores de
Francia y Espsna qued6 acordado
fuera Algeciras, Ell punto de la
reunion.
Esta ciudad andaIuza, que cuen-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-18

enfermos los primeros que Sc re-
patrien. En- ell Jap6n t0manse las
mayores precauciOnes para impedir
que Sc propague el colera.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-18
Los generates Ovanowsky y TukuShi ma.

New York. Sbre. 18, l,3o p. M.
Les generates OganCw,ky y Tu-
kushims, ell primeFo russo y ell se-
gundo japon6s. fueFon los encarga-
dos de verifcaF el armisticiO que
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-18

aver fu6 definitivamente ultimado.
Ambos generates estrech8Fonse
cOrdialmente la dies stra, y las avan-
zadas rusas y japOnesas dieron vi
vas q Ia paz.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-18
TEATR0

Las dos funciones. que Ell aOmin-
go ofreciera al p1b!ico capita!eno
ell senior La Presa. causaron extra
ordinario entusiasmo.
Gust6 muchfsimo la zarzuela
<Amores de un colegial.H La con-
currencia fu6 como nunca. LlenO
complete por el dia y por Ia noche.
E. senior La Presa fu6 aPlaudido de
manera deliFante, sobre todo en- una
transformation que casi sin mOveE-
Sc del escenaFiO hiciese.
SAmores de un colegial0 es de
10 mejor del repertoire de La Pre-
sa..
Para mafiana andnciase su bene-
ficio. el eual dedica q la cd lonia
espaflOla De esta ciudad. 80
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-18

ia mas De 12 mil habitantes, ha
sido elegida, debido 4 esfQerzos del
gobierno de Madrid q fin de que
Ia citada conferencia tenga allf Iu-
gar y circule alg1n numerariO con
la sfuencia de foFasterds que la
mencionada conferencia atraeFa q
Andalucfa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-18
Los Que IRAN

New York, Sbre. ls. 1-30P P. M.
PlenipoteRciaFios de Francia, Es-
pafa, InglaterFa y Alemania tr&-
tanSe de uevar q la confePencia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-18
Ron ILAVE"

ReconoCidamente el mas pur0, hiRis
nicO y Rgradable que 20 fRbrica en- ell
pals. Sc Vende On los priCipales esta-
bIecimient0s. y en Areoibo por SuCe
yPeH de Roses g O..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-18
BalcO Territorial J AgrfcaIa
De Puerto Rico.
sECCION DE AHORROs.

EnaposSc6O4ses sO6re J66rstos: Desde
e0.25 & 81 600, devengarsn intereses al
pOF 100 anual.
LnapOsSoSOaseS d O1aso fsO: Desde
S200 en- RdeIante deven9Rr6n interGs ri
q I'd n2 --R---
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-18

que ha sido solicitaaa por ell Sui
tan. -.
Hoy fueron nombrados esos ple-
nipotenciarios. b e~. 4
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-18

raj apPecio ambos esposos.
Muchas demostFaciOnes De con-
sideraci6n han recib:do 10y de
sus amigos los distinguidos espo-
SOS con motive del onomastico del
seflor Winthrop, al que enviamos
tsmbi6n nuestFa f9licitaci6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-18
IMPORT 'ANTES CABLES
POr Ia via dipI0ndtica,

New York, sbre. l8, 1.3O p. m.
Un acuer1o ha sido lleyaao 4
t6rmino por las naciones interesa-
das en- los asuntos de MaFFuecos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-18

Hoy Sc VIC en- ell Tribunal Dc
Di 5tritO el jaicio contra Julian
Gonzalez por seduction.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-18

aceptandose Ia designation de una
comision interr acional qpe dirima
aquellos.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-05

hats these intended to be sOlo for e@ g -
each E0VD
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-05
WO8fEN's SILK WAISTS s1.9s.

Made Of soft, sheer Jap SIX; just
the neatest, prettiest style you ever
saw at the price or at $3.50 for that
matter; both back and front tucked;
full sleeves, well made; we have a
complete line of sizes; $3.50 is about
the right pricefor such good Wf no
waists, tomorrow. each " AuVV
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-05
Hosiery and
Underwear

These are the very best bar
gains we've offered this season.
Goods we bought at the right
kind Of prices. We're sharing
the savings with you. Read over
this list and be sure that you get
your portion of such good values.
WONIEN'S HOSE. Sc.
A special purchase by the Kansas
City buyer makes it possible for us to
sell these high grade fashioned
hose at such a low price tomorrow
They have high spliced heel and toe
black Only-deep hem at top-they re
regular two for 25c hose-tomorrow in
this big May merchandise sale, NJ
three pairs 25c, pair ST.
WONIEN'S HOSE. Zoe.
Seamless hose-double heel and toe
fancy colors. light blue, pink, slate
down the front to toe-deep hem at
top-15c would be a low price for
such hose-prfced tomorrow, T0A
per pair HUI
STRONG HOSE FOR BOYS, 15c.
Rock Ribbed hose for American
boys=these are strong and very elastic
-3-thread knee and foot-4-thread
heel and toe=made of selected long
staple cotton-we have these hose in
all sizes except and Z 15-fast black
priced in this big sale instead { Enl
of 25c, per pair AJJl
INFANTS HOSE, 15c.
Pure cashmere hose-cream color
only-au sizes-regular 19c values,
and they're splendid values at that
price-tomorrow in this sale, TEAI
per pair UU|
MISSES STOCKINGS, nc.
Isle thread stOckings-in either
dropstitch or lace striped patterns
very fine ribbed-in sizes to s, inclu-
sive-fast black-double heel and toe
regular Csc hose-will be sold in
this sale, pairs for 5Oc-per 570
pair ~
WOBIEN'S 1Oc VESTS, &c.
Bleached vests=made of soft cot
ton yarn-taped neck, buttonhole
stitched around armholes-10c is the
regular price for these vests Gn
special tomorrow, each w
WONTEN'S PANTS, Csc.
Knit pants-umbrella style-open
knee Iength-lace trinmed-solidly
made band-an sizes-worth 0Hn
S5c-priced at, pair GUO
WON1EN'S UNION SUITS, sec.
This is one of the biggest bargains
YOU ever got in a union suit-they're
fine ribbed, fashioned suits-knee
length-trimmed with 4-inch lace at
the knee-splendid bargains at SOC
in tomorrow's sale, per 90N
suit . ~
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-05
Candy Counter
Saturday Specials

Tomorrow we viii have Chocolates
on sale at sc per pound. Good choco-
Iates, too-chocolates that are well
covered and that are fresh and soft.
Ordinarily they sell at 15c pound
Saturday they will be priced, per 0n
pound 90
CREAM -Fletcher's Cream
Taffy. put up in boxes-a large piece
in each box=made to sell for 5c-will
be on sale Saturday two 20
for VV
brought to this department tomorrow
morning direct from the man who
prepares them, so you will be sure
they are fresh and crisp-our 40
price will be, per pound w
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-05
CUPS AND SAUCERs CSC.

These match the plates that we're
going to sell tomorrow at 4Sc per set
they're neat shape-Our regular price
is s0c-in tomorrow sale per 40
set Of six Axe
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MISSES, S. sKIRTs 50. a5.

Made of plain and fancy suitings;
Laid in full length tucks at the gore
and in clusters of tucks to the knee;
both 8 and gore styles; skirts worth
up to So any of them to- @A nE
morrow for DHnOV
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-05
BOYS KID SHOES. So

ice; made of Wei kid, Mckay sewed
soles; new goods; come in all sizes /;
special values-as good as you'd pay
other stores $2.25 for; GO m
tomorrow, pair MA.0W
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-05
Buy Cigars for
Sunday Smoking


Owl Cigars are Owl Cigars
whether they are sold in this
store or in other stores. Isn't
that true? The price outside of
this store is SC; the price in this
store is 3 for Zoe. That's just
the way prices run throughout this
cigar department. Many smokers have
become regular customers of this de-
partment because of the savings pos
sible. Read over these Saturday spe-
Gals. Buy enough to last over Sun
day.
OWL CIGARS. for Csc, 3 for 10c.
HENRY GEORGE CIGARS, 8 for
Csc, for Zoe.
CRENTO CIGARS, for Csc, 3 for
1Oc.
PRIDE OF EGYPT Cigars, sc quail
ity, box of so for s1.29, 8 for CSC.
TOM MOORE CIGARS. the 1Oc
straight size, 3 for 25c; the 3 for Csc
size, 3 for zoe.
SATURDAY SPECIALS, 1Oc cigars,
at each 4c.
JOHN JAY CIGARS. 1Oc cigars,
each &c.
SAN RENO CIGARS. regularly 1oc.
for each &c.
ADVISOR CIGARS. regularly 1oc,
for each &c.
PLUG TOBACCO, Star or Horseshoe.
45c value, ID 4Oc.
PIPES, curved stems. some with
metal covers; worth 15c and Csc; spe-
cial for Saturday, each 1Oc.
VIENNA MEERSCHAUM PIPES,
short stem, imitation amber mouth
piece, each 25c.
BRIAR PIPES, with curved and
straight stems, regular 81 values for
tomorrow, each SIC.
POCKET CIGAR CASES. made of
leather, good styles, s1.25 values 69c.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-05

WATER GLASSES, EEIS SET 15c.
Good heavy plain glasses-regular
price is zoe. and they're exceptionally
cheap at that price-tO be sold special
Of six W
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-05
WO1IEN's $3.50 SKIRTS s4.95.

Interested? These skirts are made
OF broadcloths in black and browns;
panel and box plat styles; trimmed
with silk braids; stylish, we'll made
skirts; made to sell at $3.50; your
choice of the lot tomorrow a. OR
for Bp &uJ ID
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-05

These are finch dinner plates
rich blue patterns. We sell these reg
ularly at soc per set of six=we shall
sell them special Saturday at RO
per set of six ARsa
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-05
WOBEN's COVERT COATS s4.47.

Coats that other stores would make
you pay as high as $3.50 for. Made
OF splendid quality covert cIOth-htted
back style with strap over shoulder
down back and frOnt-both plain and
braided cuffs; full sleeves; mostly
large sizes, up to A; take your choice
of the entire lot tomorrow @ AZ
for, each W&aE
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-05

Made of washable materials in both
light and dark patterns; this seasons
STYLES; suppose you try to buy the ma
terial and pay for having one of these
waists made how much would you
have left out of soc; none, because you
couldn't buy the material alone for
that: come here tomorrow and take
your pick of these waists AN
for VUV
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-05
Tomorrow Will BE
the Last Day OF
the FOliOeS at 1Qc

The Harry Won Tilzer Dance Folio
No. is the latest published; it con
tains 20 of the best and most popular
pieces of music arranged for the
piano; including Under The Anheuser
Bush, All Aboard for Dreamland. The
Pansy and The Owl, The Jolly Baron,
In Monkey Land, Hannah Won't You
Open the Door and Wen Paddle
Our own Canoe. These Folios on
sale tomorrow, the last day, fnn
each SU
Mail Order-add &c extra for post
age.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-07-20

other machinery passed through
town Monday morning enroute TO
the Mckinley mines On Salmon
river. The company owning this
property will erect . small reduct-
Ion plant and thoroughly expert
ment a. to the BEST method Of ex-
tracing the values before deciding
Just what kind Of . mill TO install.
Mrs. W. g. White, Of Lewiston
arrived in the city from Sites yes
terday. Mrs.. White will meet
her husband here who il enroute
over the mountain road with sad
die horses with which they viii
be taken TO Resort. Mr.. and Mrs.
White will BE- accompanied by Miss
Hattie Palmer and Miss Rena
Hovey to the spring, where the
party will spend the summer
months.
Mira. William Jones entertained
at their pretty home last Tuesday
in honor Of Miss Irene Evans.
A most interesting time was passed
at 500. The prizes offered BY the
hostess were won by Miss Hilda
Hohaus for the highest score made
by the ladies and R.. Cote the gen.
tlemsn's prize. In the afternoon
there was . most interesting pro-
gram Of music and other features
enjoyed by the ladies.