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The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1906-04-14

Steven M Penny
Antoine Poret
Frank Pairs, Sr,c
Emile Prudeaux,c
Simon Provost
Paul Lewis,c
Ambrose Lyons,c
Jno Ladner
Joe Lewis,c
ALICE Labat,c
JOS Lanau,c
Andrew Layian,c
Tohn Mashadow
Chris Maurice,c
Jno Machado
Jno Mouton
August Mccoy
Jno Meyers
E j Moore,c
Ed McKey,c
Robt Moseley,c
WIN Mackey,c
j E Milanes,c
Chas McsoIv, -
Erasmus Olivaf1
Guisep Patronella
Alphonse Poilon
Joseph Petite
JOS Pravata
Simon Parker,c
Horace L Pitcher
Sohn Porter,c
Henry Pucket,c
Lucien PrudeauX,c
walter Pond
John RAIDER
Jules Robinson,c
Arthur KobinSon,c
Alex Rogers
VIM RansOm,c
Martin Rochon,c
Ed Ravateau,c
Jacob Rodolpn
Joseph Rosetti
Saline Schware
Arthur Schwall
Isaac H Snelder
John Smith,c
Sidney Saucier
Jno Smith
Dan H Singleton,c
Jos Smith,c
Moses Singleton,c
James Slacomb,c
Abe Stewart,c
Bernard Strong
G T Summers
John Thomas
Augustine L Tho
,John Turner,c
Marcel Telhiard
Oscar VailOn,c
Chas Ventour, Sr,c
James Nelctch
will RAIDER
Geo Richards,c
JOS Rennis
Geo Rohmer
Etienne Rosen-
berge,c
Attanas Rosetti,c
VIM Rosemon6,c
John RoSetti,c
Chas Rochon, jr,c
VIM Schwall
Dave Simms,c
julius Smith
James Smith,c
julius Schwall
W L Saucier
E E Saucier
James Smith,o
ELIAS Smith,c
John Smith
Albert Strong
Jack Strong
Jos Sabatier,c
VIM Thibodeaux,e
John Tolman
Manuel TTatus
Chas Vautour, jr
Albert Victor,c
Alex Webster,c
E w Whitley,c
Ed wolf
,cRobt uhfte,c
phi1iD williamSc
Chas williams,c
Tom Whitley,o
Ettienne williams,
lr,c
August v;iilace,c
Morgan watts,c
Sam westly,c
Norman Williams,c
Paul williams,c
Ed White,c
Chas watson,c
Sam williams,c
L NJ word
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Miss.
J. E. SAUCER,
,riff and Tax-Collectc
Hancock Co., Miss.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1906-04-14
NOTICE.
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-04-23
4 Handsome Announcement

The Ninth annual announcement
of the Colorado Chautauqua al Boul-
der Colorado, has just come to our
desk. 1t is the most complete book
of its kind the Association has ever
issued, containing detailed informa-
ton regarding railroad excursions,
carriage drives, mountain climbs,
natural scenery, platform program,
Sumer School courses. living expen-
ses, cottage and tent rentals. and
many other items OF interest to all
prospective tourists. The book is
highly artistic, the cuts being print
ed in TWO colors and the cover in
three. In fact we believe it to be
the handsomest Chautauqua announ-
cement We have ever seen The
book is free to all who are contem-
plating an outing in Colorado The
Assembly opens July 4th and con
tinueS five weeks.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-04-23

j l.. Cannon and wife. George
Cannon. G. C. Cunningham. city;
II n Pounds, Dallas ] W Buck
ingham, st. Louis: j r. Files. Hills
horo, l.. C. Eastman. Ferris; f.
House, Ferris; Mary f Smith, En-
mis- w S. Robinson, Ennis; D. f.
Mooney. St Mary's o; O. f. Dun
nan. st Mary's. O: A. f Schaffer.
Wapakaneta, o; Nj T. Webb. Gal
weston ] O Sadler, Dallas; S, Stein,
New York; Geo kiesel. Philadel-
phia: w G. Miller, y. c.; c. V
Houser. Chicago; l.. NJ Cimson,
Dallas f. H. Long, Philadelphia;
A. B Grove, Rochester; p. McGed-
ings Rochester; Fl. l. Palmer. st.
Louis; D. L. Countryman, Dallas: w.
W Griffith Waco: A C. Lochman,
Dallas; ] z. Hughes, Dayton, O. (;
S. c. Elper, Chicago II r Bosworth,
Chicago
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.


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The following announcements are
made, subject to the action OF the
Democratic Primary, July %, 1906:
For Judge 10th Judicial District:
LEE HAWKINS.
G. c, GROCE.
For County Judge.
YANCY D. KEMBLE
TOM SPENCER.
For County Clerk:
CHARLEY CROKER
BOB BURLESON.
JESSE PARKER.
JOHN NJ LOGGINS.
For District Clerk:
ALVIN P KIDD
AMZI CAROTHERS.
CLINT SPALDING.
For County Attorney:
MARK SMITH.
For County Superintendent Public
Instructions:
j. T. BROOKS. reelection.
/ For I ~ Assessor:
j. y. McELROY. Recollection.
, q WILLIS.
JACk rILLEBRAW
/ For Tax collector.
SNIP SPENCER, reelection
For Sheriff
W. II. FORBES,
TONY CROWELL.
c. a. MILLER.
j W. KENNEDY
J. p. MINNICK. reelection
j. p DARDEN
For Justice Of the Peace Precinct f.:
IS. H. Wild DAVIS
VI. " VI KNlGHT
%
I For commissioner Precinct 4
/ NJ %. RUTHERFORD
I tor Commissioner Precinct &;
" A. WITUERSPOON
r. p CRIMES
q S ORtFEi HNNUM
En LOWE
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-04-23

Roy SAMSON Of Alvarade spent sun
day Ia The city
ar and Mrs Bob Elkins spent
Yesterday In Ennis
Miss Ida shlletn returned last
nigh from q visit 10 San Antonio
Mr. aud Mrs Lonis shackelford
Of Venus visited in the city yestcr-
dav
Miss Boone Gatesood Of Ennis
spent Saturday In the city. the guest
Of her brother. Elmer Gafewood
Mrs Ed Hudson and Miss Mary
Smith will return home tonight from
weeks visit to friends az san Anto-
Mo
T. r, Stoker left this morning on
the Katy Flyer for New Orleans to
attend the reunion Of United Confed-
crate Veterans.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-04-23
FERRY BUILDING SAFE.
In Other Directions the Fire Was
Completely Under Control

San Francisco, April 23.-Ac-
cording to the latest reports up to
noon Saturday the Ferry building
was safe Fire in that section was
checked near Lombard street freight
slips
In other directions the fire is COM
pletely under control
Mayor Schmitz and General Fun
ston established headquarters at
Fort Mason, which was saved by
some desperate work on the part of
soldiers, aided by a body of sailors
from the warship Chicago.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-04-23

The richest man in the world can
not have his kidneys replaced nor
live without them, so 1t is important
not to neglect these organs. If Fo-
first sign 10 danger, the symptoms
will disappear and your health will
be restored, as it strengthens and
builds mp these organs as nothing
else Will. Oscar Bowma Lebanon.
Ky. writes. II have used Foley's
Kidney Cure and take great pleasure
i'm stating it cured me permanently OF
kidney disease. wnioh certainly
would have cost me my life y w.
FEARS Special Agent
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-04-23

Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup cures
stomach aud liver trouble as IL aids
digestion. and stimulates the liver
aud bowels without irritating these
organs Ike pills ana ordinary ca
thartiss 10 cures Indigestion and
sick headache and chronic constl-
patton Oriuo Laxative Fruit syrup
does not uauseate or grippe aud a.
mild and pleasant to take. Refuse
substitutes n W. FEARS Special
Agent
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Meet me at the ncw rink tonight
Barbecue every day at Nycums
market II
Have your typewriter cleaned at
f. S, Cronk Cos II
See X. y. MeCombs for fire aud
tornado Insurance. II
Fresh strawberries received daily
at Blank 4 Belts Il
Have your Roller skates repaired
at F. s Cronk Cos. If
Full assortment of fish received
every day Al Blank & Belts tt
For artistic signs, phone Gilmore.
at Campbell-Dunnaway Lumber
Co II
Have your lawn mowers sharpened
and adjusted at VIII Moore Hardware
Co. 20
You should see our stock of man
ties before you buy Waxahachie
Lumber Co wl2dl7
When you want ice call the ice de-
partment of the Modern Milling and
Mfg. Co If
When you need a plumber call
phones s4 II
Let F. S. Cronk Co. figure with
you on that new roof, either sheet
iron or asbestos. tt
h J. c. Lumpkins is having a mod
ern five room cottage erected on
West Marvin street.
Mr. n G. Gould, VINO has beer
sick with typhoid fever several days,
continues to improve.
| tomatoes, new potatoes, SQuaSheS,
beans, peas, asparagus tips rheu-
barb, at Blank & Belts. If
We want to sharpen your lawn NOW |
ers. We will call for and deliver them. |
| Will Moore Hardware Co 20 !
| Will Moore Hardware Co. will shar-
pen your lawn mowers on a Root Bros. |
machine. 1t has no equal 20 |
| Some improvement is reported in
the condition of Sheriff Minnick who
has been sick several days.
The ladies are especially invited to
visit the new rink every night The
| best of order is kept at all times.
! The F. S. Cronk Co, is headauar-
ters for all kinds of garden hose.
Prices right. Both phones No. "a. tt
Get you a ticket for 35 cents and
come to Sims Library tonight. You
will be entertained for dollars
worth.
HELP-The San Francisco suffer-
ers by patronizing billions rink to-
night. The receipts go for their
| benefit
| E. Wilkins the well known and
| reliable piano tuner, is here Or
ders received at Hood & Curlin's
| drug stort II
Il Come to the Sims Library tonight.
Sis D. IN. and hear Trinity Univer-
sity students talk French like
| Frcnchmen.
II There will Doc preaching at the
| Gospel Hall every night this week,
conducted by Charles Brothers Of
| Kansas City
l. pr T. q. Es6ridse. who has the
| chair of Classical Languages ia Tex
as Christian University. is the guest
of J 81 Eskridge TODAY
The bond election takes place one
Wreh from TODAY The Issue is for
/ 100000 Their, should us uuaui-
] NOUS vote 300 favor uf fhe proposi-
: tlou
n DO. .aI...l.a daughter of
/ Heuu Wa.iror NtD usee near sar.
js diced .s.. u.rh. Tb. .afermeut
.1U. naD. a. ss.dN hu afternoon
at .H
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WANTED tsHfaesfr far uff.at
iiaH H $50 Ffaaaato disaster
fia Efaas.aus 800 nfhff t
Hsta tfu F ueHf lamm sslaa.
fakek orders anH Reference rsm
AafiaHal naHs h8 fH naafs Ir
'auHH fuf roH eltfe vsth WaaA
te afst ts sahasf4bem kmsf
ifau ifams senpl eco t4t pltmoafh
Fieer rhiraNn fil 1884
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FOR RENT Five room house three
blocks from square All modern con
venieuces. See Or kepiinFer u
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-04-23

LAST Chance 10 get fine photos at
low prices. Simpsons ear will re-
main one week longer l5pd
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-04-23

FOR RENT-Four room house on
Williams street. See Geo. l.. Griffin
| at court house. If
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-04-23

BREED Nour COWS to RUBY Gul
No. ct.2N3 Registered American
Jersey Cattle Clrb. 90 New YORK
See ~ Williams as
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WANTED "A few stock no pasture.
Plenty Of shade and water. 500
per month r. Htlburn tG
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ORDER four spring suit nov Hol-
comb a Page have nice line OF sam
pies and Will be glad 10 show YOU. u
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-04-23

LAWN MOWERS-Sharpened and
adjusted at Arthur Mackoys Bicycle
and Gun Shop. I'm
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-04-23

CLOTHING Cleaned and pressed.
Buy second hand clothing. ] S. Per
rim, 20s East Main street n
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WANTED Forty head of cattle to
pasture. Good grass and water H
y. Nycum. II
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The following announcements are
made, subject to the action OF the
Democratic Primary, July %, 1906:
The evening world., 1906-05-28
TRACK HEAVY;
POOR WORKOUTS
At GRAVESEND
Bohemia, However, Shows
That She RevelS in
the Mud.

The Gravesend course wus quite
heavy this morning from the recent
rains and. in. consequence. the work
outs were somewhat limited in guam
tty and quality. The best noted fol
low:
WICRFOR-Six furlongs IN 1.l9 oreez-
ing. About reidy 10 race. but very
ordinary.
SINGLE SHOT Five turiongs In
l.0i So handily. She IS NJ and in good
condition.
EBoNY-six ~furlongs in 1.ls s5 han
dfy. Is Mt and as good as ever.
SAMPSCN-Four turlongs in $50 A.
breezing Has speed.
TIM o'TOoLE Five furlongs IN
l0i So handlly. Acts well in mud.
TIRO-Four ~furlongs n oyB0 AS breez-
lns Ready 10 race.
John LYLE-Six turlongs IN IL.
breezing. Not up 90 much.
TAAIBEAU-FIve f:rlongs in los 20.
hanlily. In good form and has his
speed.
coNrIUNIPAW-Four turlongs In
count.
BOHENIA-Seven furlongs IN 1876,
oreezlng Mud IS her for;.
WTINiSICAL-One milo in LIS hand
ily. sulked all tho way.
ORMONDALE - SIX furlongs In
III S-5, handily. Good work; IS in grind
form.
BUTTLING-one mile in 15e, bTeez-
lng Trimming VOL.
FIRST PEEP-Four turlongs in o52 80
breez!ng. Quite a nlcs colt.
ARKLLRTA-Six furlongs IN l1s'
breezing.. In good form.
LrNDAI.E-Six furlonss in I'D gal
Looping. About ready,
I "a a.. handily. She Is doing well.
CONCENTRATIONS furlongs IN
MA ii. handy. Has speed.
MISS CRAWFORD-seven furlongs 81
l3s o-5. %galloping. Acting We'll, bu.
hnrdly realy.
The evening world., 1906-05-28
MUD THE LONG
SUIT Of SOME
At wSHEEPSHEAD
Callops To- Day Show that
Many in Training
Like the Going.

The drizziing rain made tho work
out hours at ~Sheepshead Bay uncom-
Portable ones to-day. Tho track.
although a bit slushy ON top. was Arm
and safe underneath. and the speed
SHOWN was iair. the conditions con
s.dered. OF the sailops shown the
'y MIsSGiViNGs-A half mile In o.5i.
handliy. Can run in the mud.
WATEEGRASS@SiN ~fur.onss in 1&,
brcezlng. Appears TO not relish the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. furloass In
ELSIE JAMES-Five %furlonss IN los.
salloping. Is a mud runner.
LAMoUR-Five fur!ongs in li3
BoTAN1sr-Flve ~furlonss in Ill,
brceziug. Tab him as a mudder.
DAIRY MALD-tlve furlongs In LOO
Mi1GIERs. Five mrlongs in LII. breez-
ing. Can run ia the mud.
CRESSlN Ask %flylongs in IN. gal
loplnC. Acted as u she liked the footing
pREAMER-Seven ~fur!ougs IN 1856 L..
very easily. Mud s. lis long salt.
E~USIiIO-A hale mile IN r.55. easily
wA.s only nreeziHs is a mud r9nner.
BLONpY-SiN f%urlones in lis, hand
ily. Acts good in the mud.
BROOkDALE-Oua and onc-ciEhth
iaiirs ia -.0s. Sa.lopins. is better thar
GRACE LARsEN-Five furlonss IN
TOnDLES- Three furlongs IN o4l.
RARBARY BELLE-Three ~furIongs In
o4e. breozing jus; a pipe opener.
ATHENS-rhree furlongs In on 2-5.
ga.lopiaEy Can run In tho mud.
FAR WEST-One mile IN 157, gallop-
ing. Under wiaPs all the way.
The evening world., 1906-05-28
Fast bOat Is az Joy.
Opening Of Columbia Y. c.

The formal ononinE n tho Columbia Yacht
Club FOR the season II 1904 Nll h. ~.
served SATURDAY. June .. when tho ~ra,sinF
Of c0iors takes Mace at . = VI arf NJ (
o'clock a table d'hots dinner VIII Ne servei
In tho club.holse and also N TN grounds. II
the weather bee nleasRut Dancing VIII foi,
low until midnight Admission - tho ciub.
house on sltt-'1v VIII he hy card ori,.
The evening world., 1906-05-28
DISAPPEARANCE OF
BOY IS A MYSTERY
Nine Year Old Last Seen
Starting for Bible
Glass.

Joseph Weltman. nine years old.
walked out OF his home at No. 81
ra-oop avenue. Brooklyn. q Thursday
las. ut , O'Clock. ana 4 ,hc earth aad
opened ard swallowed him he could not
nave disappeared more completely.
The mysterious disappearance OF the
little fellow has driven his mother half
frantic WITH gtlet, ana tho strange case
Is pe2ziins the police.
Joseph returned from School Thurs
lay afternoon at ? o'clock and. after
kissing he n timer zood-by. started OF
~ q rai. tc his Hla.e class ten biecss
away. That was the last the mother
saw OF her boy.
From The u.ne Joseph ran down the
steps OF his home AL trace OF him has
been lost.
Tie boy when last seen wore a white
linen blouse, blue trousers, a mixed
gray cap lie has hazel eyes. blond hair
ard taere is a small scar over his le.t
ME boys fathor. Ab.um weitman.
says lie has absolutely no clue n u,
suggestions TO offer as 10 his sons dis
mo father says hc cannot see why
amy one should kidnap Joseph. as ht
has no euemles and Is not IL w~ealtay
ID That Joseph could run away 4:
bCyond al probability. as tho boy was
home-loviug and devoted to his mother
My boy has been spirited aUay. aud
oar tie results upon his mother .
sun Abrum Weltnan to-day. she
cannot sleep and she worries continu-
ailv'
The cas-, Is one Of tie s%trauges, tha;
has puzzled the Brooklyn police. .
The evening world., 1906-05-28
YACHTING SEASON
OPENS WEDNESDAY

uhr
'a - '',e
and opeGtas i-s1ttLs have been mead.
neafiy Il aozrn others nay selected
Decoration Day as The date waen the
ola Durgee Mi be maspAeaded VITA
the customary salute from yachts M
commission. aud the yachting season ia
New York waters may bee said Oh ri..s
day 10 be formally opened.
Eigat such openings and as many re-
guttas are scheduled. The day Will
therefore not only mark ia, opening OF
the most important season ever kuowa
Ia this section. but Tie HUMBER OK
resattas u. which the classic have been
We'll fined indicates the dawn OF =
racing season never before equaIied.
Among yachtsmen ruclus interests
regatta or the Atlantic Yacht club on
Scl Gate. rs the contests viii bring to-
gether somo Of the new - ana p footcrs
from which sensational raising results
wnl H.. ii. chidss JOY. Hcndon
chubh,s SPIDER. W \. Barsow's Soya,
J II. O~'Donohues Crescent, Z, 7. Luck
RI. la, bad I, trr.,t,t S,ttr, :,
ar, r1-a Tor fhe Csids fr1~bv ~
ciusiveiy reported ia The Evening world
on that day. ami the fact thtt she
minute in n ioll milo .1 cnss. n'I ~ 'i i1I
d~icatlon OF what may be expected when
prouerly tuned up FOR later racss
Commodore pannel O Rcd returned
saturday from london. He will be ready
with his flagship Rhociair Tor tho oncn.
ms ~ Tho Affrutir ,'l,h W-.5,.sa,.
'rLo SIN. co. tnto ro,,,,hs
ana Tho races on lie love- hav IN IN
clubhouse begin at . O'Clock
The Canarsle Yacht Club Mt SANDS
DNH ] NtsinesdaN
,oI Wllol q ~ p~t9Efalnrle nus
en- Mt Hollands Station. Eorka vn,
has rs formal opening Wcdneeda, ,r.,
a parade Of tho fleet roncrrt and i-Y..-
The evening world., 1906-05-28

sewing Cotton, 8 cord, the regular
&c. spools, per dozen Spools nc
Sewing SILK. very good quality,
value 24c. dozen, per doz. spools, nc
Silkrochet, very fine for fancy
work, ioo-yard spools, value o.
SC ..+...' 'ai'.' -
Bastlag Cotton, soo-yard spool
good chance to buy, value oc
spool Sc
Pad Hose Supporters, well made,
valne CSC. ..... Tuesday for 1Sc
Corset Laces, good and strong
kind. : Yards long, val. &c. each le
Tape Measures, 20 inches long, very
hlnhy To- have. value &c Tor lc
The evening world., 1906-05-28
Our Great Semi-Annual
Sale of Notions
Will Be Held Tuesday. Below Are Some
of the Special Items on Sale.

, India Twilled Tape, handy to have
in the home. value &c bunch Sc
BOYS Pants Bands, Just what mothers
are wanting to buy, value &c, for 4c
Hooks and Eyes, all sizes, black and
white, value Sc. card &c
Safety Pins. sizes 1, , and ;, value
&c; Tuesday. per dozen ,...... &c
Corset Steels. 4 and 5 hook, strong
and durable, value &c ...... PAR Sc
Toilet Pins, 100 on paper, value 4c.,
Tuesday, per paper. &c
Shoe Laces (niohair), in A., 81
and 6-4. value 7e. =. dozen SC
Lace Pins, all %colorS, handy to have,
value Sc. ......t doZ- An card II
The evening world., 1906-05-28

Three hundred guests sat down 10 n
BANQUET In honor Of President William
scheer. In tho dining-hall OF the Belle
Harbor Yacht Club at Rockaway Beach
Yesterday Most OF the members had
arranged to arrive under sail. but the
wcet9er made tho substitution OF auto
rphloS necessary. The guests suent "A
pleasan; afternoon f~ptnning nautical
warns and listening TO conCratulatorv
speeches On the success OF the cluh IN
The evening world., 1906-05-28
Read These Values for Tuesday:
Good Things for Decoration Day

Lace Shams and Scarfs, In dainty
Irish Point, value 2sc. each 12hcI
Single Bed Sheets, size s4x9o, we'll
known brand, bleached. val. 49c.
eaSh SOC
Lace Curtains, short lengths and q
samples, value zoe. each l2e'
Smyrna Rugs, size 3ox6o, beautiful
designs, value .each'Tee
Mason Fruit Jars, porcelaln-lined
covers, pint size, val. SOC. .doz. SOC
Step Ladders, hardwood, strongly
hraeed, Aft. size, pail shelf,
Iron Springs. double weave, cable
supports, all sizes, value $3.50. 1.25
Books, History of Birds, full Illus
trated, value SOC. copy zoe
Post Cards, large variety, some
very pretty, value &c. ..... each 1c
Pompadours, all shades, latest
styles, value 500. -. Tuesday 45e
Hydro Developing Powders, very
well liked by many. val, ioc..,. e
Lawn Croquet Sets, perfectly mod
elted balls, heavy mallets, val.
si.25 69c
Corned Beef, 5000 lbs, plate and
navel, sugar cured. value Sc. lib. &c
Tomato Catsup, Loudon's brand,
tomatoes and pure spices. val.
TIC bottle 7Isc
Sugar of Milk, well liked by many
people, value 24c. b.. lib. box TIC
Rogers Sugar Shell and Butter
Knife, very fine grade, value
2>c .....".. .e2cn Loo
| Ash Trays, square or round, plain
, glass, size 6x6. val. 2Sc.. each &c
Hand Bags, grain leather, inside
purse, value 69c .... Tuesday 33c
, Photographs. one dozen of the 81
! style pictures .... Tuesday for soc
! Cabinet-P eture Frames. size 7x9,
, glass mat and frame, val. factor 81
| Hair Pin Cabinets, so hair pins and
cushion, value &c. Tuesday for 81
, Umbrellas, Union silk, PaIagon
| frame, natural and silver han
, dies. val. S2.So................1 .5c
, Gilt Clocks, F%lorentine design. very
pretty. value $500. -. Tuesday 10,
D%elatour Chocolates and Bonbons,
strictly fresh, value 4oc. lib. 90
! Deutsche Michel or Gilka Kummel,
choice of either. limit 1 bot,
! value bot. e9t
The evening world., 1906-05-28

CorSets. coutll and h9tiste, well
boned, long and short, val. 75c.. 2ec
Corset Covers, nainsook and cam
brio, French effect, lace trim'd,
val zoe
Children's Dresses. Galatel cloth,
checks and plain colors. val.
, $3.50 .Toe
, Walking Skirts, checked sun
! burst effect deep hem, val.
/, s2.7S .Sl.4e
, Women's Stockings, fast black,
double heels and toes. val. i5c.,pr 7o
/, Mems Washable Ties. fancy white
! patterns, some colored, val.
(, 2Sc. each lie
F, Mems Wash Vests, plain white,
striped and checked duck, etc,
, Mems Straw Hats, fine split straw,
, satin lined, new shapes, val.
! Women's Oxfords, white canvas,
, Blucher cut, leather Cuban heels,
value $3.50 LILO
! Stock Collars, Swiss embroidery,
tab effect, value i9c. each Toe
+, Embroideries, some slightly soiled,
d! wide margins (none c. o. D.,
| value DC
! Baby Ribbons, fine quality, all col
(, ors, 10 yds. in piece. val. roc. pc. 10,
! Women's Satin Hats. variety of
, shapes (none c. o. D. val.
S9c......... ............each o5t
! Trimming Braids, all silk, black
, and white, etc, short lengths,
value ............ yard &C
! Mems Handkerchiefs. colored SILK,
, odds and ends, none c. O. D.,
| value c........... $40. each lot
! Women'S silk Gloves, Jersey wrist,
T, black, white and colors. val. SOC. 25c
! Black Taffeta, 80 inch, guaranteed
good black, value 500. yard 6ot
iChiifon Panama Suiting. IS inch,
extra fine weave, val. St.25.yd72ht
Black Mohair, IS inch, fine lus-
trous finish, value 75c..... yard 40,
White Goods, various grades and
STYLES, short lengths. value to
2Sc yard loI
Sateen Lining, 60 lnth, black and
eolors, value to CSC. .......yard @,
. Towels, 200 doz. extra sizes and
qualities. value to zoe. ..... each 10,
PLAN Baby Flannel, ~ inch, fine
white, value yard 35t
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-11

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