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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-13
char0sd ~lth In.imIdatIna WItne.s.

Augusta, Ga, August IL. Walter
and Clarence Rhodes charged with In,
umidRtiug a United states court wit
ness al AepLihah last Saturday. was
given n preliminary hearing before
Commissioner Lane this morning and
were bound over To the United States
court In the sum of 5000. The bond
was given. Evidence was TO the ef
feet that the Two young men had
threatened J n Freycr. main witness
against their father. Ab Rhodes.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-13
TWENTY FIREMEN
SEVERELY BURNED
Fire Fighters Are Boiled In
Streams Of hot Greasr.
PROPERTY LOSS ONLY $4,000
While Men Were Fighting Ere 70.
900 Gallon Vat OF Soap ERpI-..d
and the Fire Ladies' Hal a ID
Time Controlling flames.

New York. August l2.--Tw.r.. &c.,
men were carried, burned aL. ..
scious from boiling soap. '".... ..
them were badly parhoIlel. l,y.. ....
In w. II. Daggetts Sons sOa. Do
on West Fortieth street
The vat contained 10000 e.. .. D..
soap fat and exploded az. ..r
la the three story building ua .4
brought under control. For liz. .,,
thereafter fremen fought ~, g. , ....
ger. crawling on their .tp..... .
the sidewalks outside the Au '. ...
able 10 stand In a poisoEOu, .... %
smoke which eXlaled from . .
soap greases and continual ID
TO little rivers OF the sco'.
which flowed out of tn, 1u,
Water from the frs, seem. .t .aV
no effect on the burning ,.lg ., I'D.
caused them TO flow more lr .3
with greater peril 10 tho i.... -.
After the watts had taken i'. .;
Chief Binns was forced Jp ..E lis,
men into two parties, one ~ ..... ...
black smoke clouds with 3d.. ..'
the other waiting on the ou',. , ..D
air TO rush in and rescue ra ...
comrades whose cries Tor ID ..'
every few minutes
For an hour Fred Berry a"-. ..'
tire from the cellar with ID. ...
grease trickling over him. '...
his strength giving ON. 10. ...
time he screamed for hep ...
Howe. In another part of 'ar ..
heard him. Berry was i.H. b. .}
unconscious. drowning IN D.. ..' 49,.
and was carried to the hu.r'u g..
man Andrew O'Neil sI,a,.
most serious injuries. W..a
plosion Of the first vat. Cor'a..t
900 gallons Of soap liquor ...
several Of the members ID;
IS were so near thar The 49,
knocked them down. Th.N q. 8
of the building not KNOWN '..
man O'Neil was left behind .r
missed. and searchers found 'u
on a stairway in asma' stream
grease The fire was 'a,v I..
srol and the hremen Wtrn a-.'
the hospitals.
The loss Is estimated az a....
600.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-13

the certificates OF the marine hospit-
a. service. Doctors and physicians
OF Natchi,ochsS have addressed the
parish and municipal health boards
and asked them to obey the proclama-
ton OF the state board OF health.
Towns In ST. Landry parish are also
falling into the line and the Southern
Pacific Is beginning 10 resume service
TO that parish.
DR.. TichenOr and the yellow fever
nurses sent from here are at Bon Ami,
and confidence is being restored there.
Conditions are not as bad as they
were expected TO be found. There have
been no new cases and the two cases
hinder treatment have been segregated
and screened The negro population OF
s'rsnklln, La. the home OF Senator Eos
ter. have set q fine example. They
have held a mass meeting and volun.
teered to clean the whole town under
the supervision Of white foreman.
Reports from Texas say that DR..
Tabor has no wish to bar freight from
here carried by the Southern Pacific,
out that passengers are slipping across
the line ond freight trains and that II
he does not put stop to the practice,
there will be a revival OF the embargo
against freight The officials are TO
investigate the matter
Educational meetings continue here
and are largely attended, The wo-
mans league is arranging for a mum.
Der Of lectures In Italian and French
In the foreign neighborhoods Lin
gusts among the physicians have vol
unteered to deliver the addresses.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-13

New York. August i2.-News of the
rescue OF Anthony Fiala, head OF the
second Zeigler expedition In search OF
the north pole, carried the announce.
ment by his family In brooklyn OF bis
engagement Ia Miss Clara Puryear.
OF Nashville. Tenn. The southern girl
promised on the day Flala's expedition
sailed 70 he his bride, but the engage
ment Wss Kept a secret pending news
q; his return
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-13
Mothers, Congress at Work.

Philadelphia, August t2.--To star
the national work Ia seven states /,
the object OF the six weeks trip IN
the interest Of the varied work OF the
national congress OF mothers whicG
begun today with the departure from
this city OF Mrs. Frederick Schoh
president, Rpd Mrs. Edwin c. Grice
secretary OF the national organization
The two leaders will go directly over
land with brief stops at Chicago and
Denver, then Portland, Ore. when the
first public meeting will be held on
Aug. is for the organization Of the
workers, and the discussion OF juven.
lie court methods. the anti.MOrmon
movement. child study. the care OF de-
tective children. and the cooperation
OF home and school. The meeting
viii be under the auspices OF the home
training association OF Portland.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-13
Grave Eeara for Yscht

Mobile. Ala. Aug 10 Gra.s ' ..
are entertained here for th, g
Theodore p. Shonts' hanl>.... ..
the Marguedora. which ltfi
week ago bound for GA'..
Conn The Marguedors Is .l.-
tina yacht and has a cspsc,N
500 gallons Of nGphtha IT, H.
require her putting IN 70 p. .s
route for supplies Accord
oninE. the vessel should ha
ed one Of the Atlantic po''- 20
days ago. but as yet not q .i'
been received from he rs a.
rangsments had been ma.
maAfer 10 report 20 par''r,
upon arrival AZ Penssy'A
was expected 20 add ano'hr-
10 the crew When last '.a
the Narguedora passed
bar IN a bowling west "a
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-13
Gutter Ordered to New Orleans.

Mobile. Ala. August 12.-Pursuant
20 orders from Chief Ross. OF the reve-
nue. cutter service at Washington, the
revenue cutter Alert left here this az
ternoon for New Orleans. to assist In
the stamping out OF the yellow fever
and engage In the service Of patrolllng
the waters In the vicinity OF coast
towns The Alert is In command Of
Lieutenant Rock.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-13
CHINESE BOYCOTT SPREADS.
II Has a Bad Influence on Foreign
Trade Generally.


New York, August 12.-The boycott
OF American trade has spread far be-
yond the anticipations OF its early sup.
porters. says a Shanghai dispatch to
The Times. II is now regarded with
serious fear by the Chamber OF Com
merce. which sees in its a bad intlu
ence on foreign trade generally. The
demands OF the agitators include the
Reputation Of forward contracts for
American goods which It Is calculated
will affect prominent native dealers
heavily involved in such transactions
The campaign il being fostered by
meetings. leaflets and unanimous ma.
tive pressure. The official pubica
ton OF President Roosevets message
insuring the Chinese travellers and stu
dents admission TO America and
courteous treatment has been without
effect
A significant feature OF the move,
ment Is It's lack OF success at Tien Tsln
and In the northern provinces.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-13

New Albany. Ind. August ls.--MrS.
Chester winstanley. while temporarily
insane. drowned her eiEhi-ysar-6.~
dauEhier. Ruth, by forcing her into
and holding hct under The water in a
hath tub. Setting a pistol. she sho,
a. ''~- -H'-.s wounded her HUSBAND
ar allowed a quantity % car
bolic I'D dying 90 hour later M
NiHs;aaley may recover.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-13

SaHdlcgo Cal, Aus- is.-ra, court
Of inQdlNS Ia the Denningt0n disaster
has oOhple,ed tts invSsttsatloa and
the members vii now prrPSrv their
report rhis viii BE- presented - Az
mlrAl BCoderlek and ~ him fOrvSrasd
to wAsAlhgtOa. wAero. presumably. !,
wnl % uaads pahtla
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-13
To Run HON, vlsnors Excursions.

Chicago. August lg--The executive
committee Of the Western Passenger
association. At a meeting held here
yesterday reeommendSd 10 The assocl.
alton that roads may run one home
visitors excursion this year at a fare
Of one AID oae-ihird for the round
trip such excursion TO be run eta,
Oct. 81 or Nov I. 1904
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-13

Montgomery. Ala. Augu-. 90
Pinkston. son Of the late -.
stOn. Who Was one q the 1sT o.
and most hlghly reapectel
this section. has beSn an '.-'
In Sail 90 the charge Of f.'s''
"a claimed he secured y
Marks q Gayle By the fo-.r.'
name u HE uncle. Y. "a RI
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-13
n. MItts Denies Rspor,.

NJ wl,te Tits morning explained q
The Associated Press corrts POrceH;
that he had written the reply dgr'rs
the night IN Russian and TIA, the &C
reArics were now engaged in trsas.a,
.ng Il into Preach and EEgllsa Ths
revised docnmeat. ne said. uould prob
ably BE- ready BY o'cboek this after
Hcoa. and a migAt he po@si0.s 70 Sc
liver 4 . ,As Japaaess PleasPO,sHta
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-13

Bu.ie Nynt August i..--Advees
from vestera NostaHA say thai sor,sr
arcs are sHglag near tAe Idah9 lire
and extensive ienaeS Is tsgsatcaed
The aA@es are IL sOnas % the ,alek
eSt zines a. wustarn a6onsaaa, anf
~ lona VA ~ coaa4ssShA
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-13
No Ammunitioa er

New YORK August AZ
tine steamer SsrnInols y
tanned a. san Domingo 1t
embargo on suspicion o 81.
cargo of cartridges. Arriy 49,
CsvtAin MaFnioe said -
q amnumlglts tAa bssa
sAlA
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-13
TITLE CHANGE IN
FEVER SITUATION
leFal Officials Report Prog.
ress In Their Work.
skpY DECREASE IN DEATHS
w. DsIlsvs They Can Control Vel
taek--Evsry Effort Will Be
1Ad 20 Prevent Further Spread Of
Dreaded Disease.

New Orleans, August IL There
fe tNslvs new cases Of yellow fever
ihfbs doaths reported by the board
slih here.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-13


Orleans, August 12.-Bxcept for
is OF the steady progress OF the
|s.k "a the federal authorities In their
..f 10 get In touch with every nook
a corner where disease may exist
8 fever situation here was barren OF
t46lopments today. As the days pass
rs q steady decrease in the death
fcontage the feeling OF optimism IN
easos. Frost rarely II ever appears
New Orleans until December. and
81 health authorities have therefore
,Dle time 10 demonstrate that a Sc
na Visitation OF yellow fever is
AlfoIlsble. They continue confident
1lf ability 10 prove II.
ne employment Of q large number
Nnople IN sanitary work has natur
n given some opportunity TO thieves
dishonest characters to hnd occu-
BON and some instances have been
trled Of thoits where the thieves
seaeRied themselves as engaged In
b cleRping up movement. Residents
Nv been warned 10 permit only those
gacns 10 enter their premises who
~ equipped with written authority
0tn che board Of health and the fed.
ri Authorities
aoports compiled by DR.. Warner
'pw that q vast amount OF work has
sen done IN the matter OF screening
1erns. Landlords and property
8'deis have been equipping their els
fna with cheesecloth. The terri.
ff above Canal street reports are
marked disappearance Of mosQui
e IN connection with the crusade
sinat the mosquito an cffort Is 10
made TO have all househoders Ia
edse themselves TO burn sulphur In
f8rg room OF their homes within the
eNt week.
The fever situation shows no mate.
I'el change, though the record OF new
aeea IN the preceding "a hours Is high
NAter mark during the present visit
lklipn. The federal surgeons are no,
81 Tie least surprised az the number
ead Dr. White expects n large report
14lly for some slime yet. lie be
tleTea that the totals In the last fow
sys indicate that the physicians are
Billing In line aud reporting their cases
ead he expects as q result that the
extraordinary work which Is being
sore wIll begin to show much earlier
Shan might otherwise be expected. As
ong a. the deaths are kept down the
authorities will be free from alarm
over the situation
No Cases a. Insane Asylum.
Some concern has been felt about
E4e state insane asylum At Jackson.
~, where there arr 1900 inmates.
fat Superintendent Hayes reports tha,
Aere 10 no, single suspicious case
'Aere. The asylum has been thorough.
~ disintcctrd and every precAutloR
Eaa been taken lU destroy the breed
ak places 20, 'ho s'cgomyia In con.
Eftton With "a" asylum a reelection
~ Tie country qlArauuues II shown
NJ the reeeu' escape ~ patient. The
va GOT away ave DAYS ago. penniless
80 has nov h,,. louul a. the ONO
STE end OF o., ..s., having crossed
number ~ rN..r .sH, sud per.sh
llass without b,.at olt.u.,.t ., tho
onhrantlne guar,
Though the Nho.cs.'. grocery and
|otaer houses her Aa,. ,ur,nl 81,
stsely ~ the QusrsuHurs Which have
~ ard many towns % ,N.n, u - An
pppnoed that thsy have decided a.
feducs no salaries EOF 'o ca, down
her forces Drummets IN the coun
sEy Who ara unable 10 move FROM place
- place have been notified 'ha, they
VII coailnas On toe salary lis,s
VIII tt00er alarlns csrtiHsassA
Raaaa R8sEs hAs deelAaa V loaor
Evening journal., 1905-10-13
THE STANDING.
nnWL1Na NOrrs.

Chester's iO0O per cent. was broken by
the Cbrnthiah Of the sume alleys.
Ailswnmingtoh rolled high score last
night making q total Of 97n. every man
making over 500.
There were several surprises pulled OF
IN last nights games. No one looked for
the Casino TO win three from Washington
on and g. The Olympia losing two games
TO the Dupont team was unexpected and
warrens overwhelming defeat by All
wilmington was not according to dope.
The New Castle team failed 10 appear
in Chester last night and thereby for
feited the games TO New-Contury. We
understand the team is going to dror
out
Whittaker's absence from the Chester
team makes a difference in their scores.
He Is generally good for close to 600
Plank rolled 595 which was high score
in the league last night
Aisoyer got few more than his usual
amount OF splits last night. iie bowls IN
hard luck
Evening journal., 1905-10-13

in-the-wool baseball enthusiasts. The
attendance figures We're 1881 making
Ia total of 5393S for the three games.
The total receipts TO date have been
S59,0i2. of which little over S2l 600
goes TO the players ana the balance 10
the owners OF the two competing clubs
land the Baseball Commission.
While the majority of the spectators
blame Murphy for the defeat. inasmuch
as his three fumbles gave New York
six of the nine runs the Athletics
would have been beaten just the same.
although not by such large score.
had Danny not made a single mistake.
Coakley lost the game n the very first
inning by hitting Bresnahan with the
third ball pitched for Roger scored.
and that one run was enough to wln
since the Athletics failed 60 score az
,ol. Coakley can hardly be blamed for
hitting Bresnahan. since that batsman
cieverly worked the umpire by running
lnto the ball ON purpose TO hc hit ,n
place Of getting away from IT, as he
could very easily have done Bresna
han did the same thing and got away
with the trick In the game last Mon
day.
The Athletics We're outplayed az all
points. seldom has q pennant- winning
team shown up so poorly as did Macks
men yesterday Mathewson by mixing
fast ana slow balls with his drop deliv-
cry So bewildercd Mack's champions
that they seemed relieved when able
TO 20 and SIT down. Muthewson struck
out seven. ard Harisel who reached
FIRST ause on Deviin's error IN the first
inning ana stole second Wns the only
ih.laaeiphian to see the second bag.
MaihcWson gave SeSbold n base ON
balls in the second inning his first pass
in the two games and also hit Coax
ley I'm the eighth inning. after having
two strikes on him
The base running of tho New Workers
was treat 90 those who admire ace
nNity ON the bases. Dahlen's steal of
nome as Devlin stole second in the
! lnfth inning was a daring piece OF
Davis began the seventh inning with
4 a single 70 left field He ran back TO
first base as Bresnahan and Mccain
RAN toward the New York plavers.
bench after l.. Cross foul which pres-
lnahan caught. and then made dash
for second. but was put out. Il wqs
very amateurish play aud was espa-
cially unfortunate, as Sevbold cracked
out a single to centre on the next
lptched BALI
New York scored two runs IN the
/ first inning. Coaklev hit Bresnahan
Browne fouled 70 J.. Cross Donlin ana
McGann singled in succession 70 rieht
field. Bresnahan scoring. Martes Nqs
safe az first base on Murphy's tumble.
land Dahlen walked filling the hases
Devlin hit 70 Coaklev. who threw home.
forcing Mccain at the plate. and Dew
llp was put out by Schrecks throw tu
Davis
Mathewson was retired by NJ. Cross
lin the NTH. Bresnahan drew n pass:
Murphy fumbled Brownies grounder.
aud Bresnahn ran 90 third. Browne a.
so being safe az second on Aiurphv's
throw 10 L. Cross. Coakley walked
Evening journal., 1905-10-13

Donn purposely Bresnahan scored
as Murphy fumbied McGann's ground
err Nertcs' single to right field scored
Browne Dahlen forced Mertes az sec
onu on ginunder 70 Murphy but Don
Inn scored Dnhlen stole second. Nc
.Gann scored as NJ. cross dropped Dew
lun's liner As Devlin stole second
Dahien also stole home. Gilbert flied
to Lord
In the ninth Mathewson grounded 90
Murphy. Bresnahan flied TO HattseA
Browne singled to left aud stole Sec
iond. Donl.n walked. on double
steal Browne was safe al third on T..
Cross mum of Powers throw. and both
runners scored on McGann's two-bag-
inpr 20 centre field.
Evening journal., 1905-10-13
NEW YORK WON
ANOTHER CAME
Mathewson Too Much for
Athletics-Mack's Boys
Fielded Poorly
CO,EltI PITCHED GOOD GAME
World's championship Games.

Won. Lost Per Cent.
New York &c.
Athletics .ss3
Philadelphia. Oct 13.-Now irs two
games 10 one in favor Of the New york
Nationals. for Christy Arsthcwson yes-
terday rubbed II IN on the Athletic
Americans 10 he tune of q 90 0. The
Athletics were 0utbatied and outheiGed
and not once after the game was fairly
started did they look an an dangerous
Mathewson had them as completely at
his mercy as he did in the openinu
game. and the number Of hits made OF
his delivery was the same as on Mon
day last--four.
Coakley. on the other hand. was hit
hard and often. and was also given
very poor support as was shown bv
the fact that New York did not earn
one Of the nine runs scored Danny
Murphy's three fumbles gave Me-
Graw's team six runs Battery mis-
takes and Lave Cross failure 10 hold
Powers good throw to third on
Brownies steal IN the ninth account for
the others
So far it has been turn about in this
series and II this is continued the
Athletics win win In New York today
Plank will pitch against Ames. Afe-in-
nifty or Taylor. which win bring Chief
Bender against Mathewson for Satur-
days biz crowd on the Polo Grounds
New York by winning today and to-
morrow can take the series. to 1
II the Athletics win. one of the twC
eames in New York on this trip TIN
contest will be continued next week ii
this city
There we're plenty OF seats. FOR Az
yesterday in the Thirtieth and OK Z ID
streets grounds. the crisp footbaI
~eather keeping away all but the dyed
Evening journal., 1905-10-13
You Can Save Money on Any Of These Tomorrow.

3oc. Curtain STetchers. If you
have never used one, call and
see how useful they are. You
would not be without one.
69c. Fall length Couch Covers,
made Of striped tapestry and
worth SI.25.
SI.oo w. B. Corsets in all sizes to-
day for soc.
We are closing out at very low
prices Lace Curtains, 7sc., S1.oo,
Sr.25, 81 so. Are worth double.
2sc. Mems aud Boys good
heavy working Shirts.
69c. Our popular SI.oo Kid
Glove in all shades to-day.
Evening journal., 1905-10-13
ALL WILMINGTON TEAM
ROLLED A CRACK GAME
some Good Scores Were
Made in the Tri-City
League

The bowling OF the All-Wilmlngton team
was feature of the games rolled boy the
Tn-City League teams last night ALI
Wilmington took an three games from
Warren ON the olympia alleys. Dupont ON
the Academy alleys took two from the
Olympia, while the Casino on the same
alleys won all three from Washington.
Academy took two from Peirce on the
Casino alleys, and the Chester won two
from Cor,nthlan on the Chester alleys.
New Castle forfeited three TO New-Cen-
tury by railing 10 play the games schel-
uicd The scoreHi
Evening journal., 1905-10-13
Special Values in
Ladies' and Misses
Suits, Hats, Etc,
For Wednesday.

$3.50 Tailor made Ladies OF
Misses Coat Suits, worth SI2.
We are making a special rnn on
$40 Trimmed Hat. At$7. SO
you cannot get better hat else
where.
S5.98 Long Covert Cloth Ladies'
or Misses Coats. 81. so would
be regular price.
SI.4o. We will sell today all
wool hand knit sweaters; all
colors. Ladies', worth S2.9S.
69c will buy SI.2s Black Satine
Skirt.
Evening journal., 1905-10-13
tennis Semi. Finals.

The semi-hnals in the handicap ten
mis- tournament We're played at the
Wilmington Country Club yesterday
afternoon. The games resulted: Leroy
Harvey lowe 15) beat II. w. Palmer
lowe 15) 6-3,. 7-5, while j. r. Cause
lowe l-2 800 beat P. ]. Wright (owe
4o) by default. Leroy Harvey will meet
D. r. Cause in the huals on Saturday.
Evening journal., 1905-10-13
Savings in Flannels
and Flannelettes

sc. Outing Flannels; the regular
price, &c.
SC, Canton Flannel, heavy and
good; I2c quality.
8 I-2c. All new styles Fleece
Back Flannelettes. Regular
IL I-2c goods.
Child's Canton Flannel Night
Drawers, 18c.
Evening journal., 1905-10-13
FOOTBALL CONTEST
Orange viii Play Columbia Field Club
at South Side.

Tomorrow afternoon at South side
Park the Orange football eleven lines
up against the Columbia Field Club, OF
philadelphia The visitors are one Of
the strongest teams in this section,
having defeated the Mt, Airy Mutes by
the score Of IS to o, Most Of the piay-
ers of the visiting team played on the
All Philadelphia team that played here
during the season of 1903. Most local
football lovers will remember that
game as being one Of the most exciting
games OF football ever seen in Will
mington.
The locals have been practcing hard
during the last week and good game
is expected. The teams viii line up as
Evening journal., 1905-10-13
SIX EVENTS SCHEDULED
The Twentieth Matinee Races Will Be
Held Tomorrow.

Al the Delaware Horse Show Park
tomorrow the twentieth regular matt
nee races will be held. There are six
events scheduled as follows:
EVENT NO. l.
Mr. Worrilow .............. b. m. Keno
Mr. Greenman .ch. m. Mollie Pitcher
Mr.. w. II. Wallace. .bg. Billy Mack
Garden Farm ...... ...s.. b. z. Captain
Mr.. Darlington br. h. Candy Chimes
Mr.. Tanguy .... ........ch m. Rexenia
Mr.. II. L. Wallace. ..... .br. g. Casselton
EVENT NO. ,.
Garden Farm. b. g. Wilkes McGregor
Mr. Tanguy ........ ....br. E. Elmclin
Mr.. Greenfield .... blk. 8. Knox
Evening journal., 1905-10-13

sc will buy a 1oc jar of Vaseline.
IL I-2c and 25c a yard, new Plaid
Dress goods.
s2-inch Broadcloths, soc a yard
all colors.
3oc. Full size eready-made Sheets
&c. Large size Huck Towel 1oc
value.
5sc. Feather Bed Pillows good
ticking cover.
4oc. Good size Mirror and heavy
gilt frame.
SI.oo. We warrant every pair oi
Our Sovereign Kid Glove and
they are as good as mostly sold
at $3.50.
Evening journal., 1905-10-13
Three Specials for
Children's Wear.

15c. Child's sizes Shirts and
Drawers. csc regular price.
Iaic and 2sc, Child's Nazareth
Waists.
&C pair, Child's IL Ia Black Hose.
Evening journal., 1905-10-13

nocRsTsDER's GAlsRICK THEATRE
- Week commencing Monday. Oct. 9th:
Special engagement Of the famous star.
HENRY LEE.
in Speaking Likenesses Of Great Men.
Past and Present"
ECKOFF & GORDON.
SEYMOUR & ALLEN,
WIN. H. BRISTOL'S TRAINED HORSES
JOHN 4 CARRIE MACK. DEVEAU,
GEO. HUSSEY, The KINETOGRAPH.
Afternoons at 215. Evenings at S15-
Admission, 1Oc, zoe. s0c. 50c. Box seats. I5c