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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-07-02
Rome nutatkI teIegTa1Gzna.

Budynki w dobrach bylego
ministra sraw wewnetrznych, ro-
syjskiego ksiecia Swiatopetka
Mirskiego, W prowincyi Orel-
skiej, zostaiy przez chlopow spa
lone.
: Przyw6dcy chlopow W du-
mie, Anniken Alladin, otrzymah
cd ,,ligi ratowania Rosyi" uwia-
domienie pisemne, re zostali ska
zani ma Smierc'
= Najwyzsi oficerowie rosyj-
skiego wojska floty zostali
zwolani ma konferencye celem
naradzenia sic mad usunieciem
powod6w niezadowolenia we
wojsku i flocie.
Z Travemuende wyjechal
onegdaj cesarz Wilhelm nagle do
Poczdamu. Przypuszczaja, re
zblizyla sic bardzo chwila, W
kt6rei zostanie dziadkiem.
- Pomiedzy rosyjskimi wy
gnahcami w Rzymie panuje ruch
niezwyIlly. Podobno przygotowu-
ia sic do powrotu do Rosyi, O.
trzymawszy tajemna wiadomoSc,
re ,,chwila dzialania nadeszia".
-- William ]. Btydn-z Norwe-
gil wyjechai do Londynu. w
Chrystyanii rozmawial Z premie-
rem Michelsonem Zrobii tez
wycieczki do Bergen i przyladka
p6lnocnego.
Byly francuski minister
spraw zagranicz. Delcasse, wy
biera sic W podr6z do Stanow
Zjedn., ale zapewne az w pocz9t-
kach roku przysz}ego.
Wegierskie delegacye wy
raziIy wotum nieufnosci minist-
rowi spraw zagranicznych Golu-
chowskiemu ze wzgledu ma poll
tyke tr6jprzymierza scisiych
stosunk6w Niemcami, ale po-
tenn uchwalily budzet wsp6lnego
departamentu
Kr6lowa angiclska Alexandra
onegdaj popoludniu udzielila au-
dyencyi Whitelawowi Reidowi /
pani Longworth.
Herman Perry, prezydent
dystryktu stanu Illinois Zwiazku
g6rnik6w w Ameryce, zrezygno-
wal, nastepca jego zostal do
tychczasowy wiceprezydent w.
E. Smith Z Coal City
w poblizu La Granja w Hi
szpanii, gdzie znajduje sic zamek
w kl6rym krol Alfons spedzii
miodowe dni malzonka, aresz-
towano przybylego z Buenos A
yres anarchiste Fuento.
- Wioski ksiaze Aosty mall
zonka onegdaj ma Wezuwiuszu
polozyli poSrod wielkich uroczy-
stosci kafnieh wegielny pod no
wa wie$ Ottajano.
= w Londynie umarl po dluz-
szej chorobie premier, Kanady,
Sir Wilfrid Laurier.
w Berlinie umarI byly re-
daktor naczelny ,,Kreuzzeitung",
Hermann Kropatschek.
- w New Yorku process 1ha-
wa, kt6ry zamordowal architekta
Stanforda White'a, tworzy ME
s1ychana sensacye, gdyz rzuca
ponure swiatlo ma olbrzymie ze-
psucie, panujace w kolach boga-
czy nowojorsIich.
= w Camden, N J., spuszczo-
no ma morze nowo wybudowany
okret wojenny New Hampshire.
Ceremonii ,chrztu" dopeiniia
c6rka gubernatora stanu New
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-07-02

~ WyTdZH WCZOldJ SWOJ ZdIlldI
odbycia konsystorza kohcem
biezacego roku zamianowania
ma MEM kilku kardynaiow. Sta
ny Zjednoozone maja nadzieje,
re otrzytnajq drugiego kardyna-
la, ale prawdopodobniejszq jest
rzecza, re kardynala otrzyma
Brazylia. = Slychat, re ziec pre-
zydenta Roosevelta, Longworth,
re swa malzonka, stara sic po-
zyskanie audyencyi II papieza /
re prawdopodobnie ia uzyska.
Oboje pahstwo Longworth So
protestantami.
Mauch Chunk, Pa, 2 lipca. =
G6rnicy Robert Taite Jan Bo-
linko zostali onegdaj wydobyci
zywi zdrowi kopalni Hackle-
hemis, w kt6rej byli zamkniscl
przez 22 godzin. w skutek osu-
niecia sic ziemi, wyjScie szybu
zostaIo zasypane, a Inspector sta
nowy kopalh M. o. Morgan z
pomocnikami, pracowali bez
przerwy Gala noe, dop6ki ME do
stall sic do zamknistych.
Chikasha, I. T., 2 lipca. =
Murzyn Will Davis, obwiniony
o kryminalna zbrodnie popelnio-
na ma 10 letniej c6rce farmera
Ira Robinson, zostaI schwytany
W poblizu miejscowoSci Bradley.
Powieszono go natychmiast, a
potem zwloki jego spalonQ. MIN
go lynczowano, Davis przyznai
sic do popelnionej zbrodni i wca-
lie sic ME opieral, kiedy go po-
chwycono. WlaSciwe jego naz-
wisko bylo Cliff Mays i Pocho-
dziI Marshall, Tex, MIN umarl
modlil sic glo5no o Przebaczenic
mu ciezkiego grzechu. Zwcglone
zwloki lego pochowano pod drze
wen, ma ktorem byi powieszony.
Tromsoe, Norwegia, lipca. =
Parowiec Frithjof, najety przez
wydawnictwo chicagoskiej gaze
ty Record Herald przybyl tu
ze Spitzberg6w. w Spitzbergach
wyladowal major Hersey I8
towarzyszami podr6zy. Tworza
oni pierwszy oddziai wyprawy
Waltera Wellmana balonem do
p6lnocnego bieguna. Ma t. z. "wy-
spie duhskiej" zlozono zapasy
zyWnoSci Budule sic tam teraz
wielka szopa drewniana, W kto-
rel napeIni sic ! do podrozy urz9-
dzi balon Wellmana. Sam Well
man udaje sic 4 lipca do Spitzber-
gov.
Washington, 2 lipca. - Onegdaj
godz. 10 wieczorem wiceprezy-
dent Fairbanks oglosil w sena-
Gle, a mowca Cannon w izbie po-
slow, IL pierwsza sesya SO kon-
gresu zostala zamknieta. w cia-
gu dnia pozalatwiono jeszcze
reszte r6znych interesow, i ME
odlozono zadnej waznej sprawy
do kongresu nastepujacego. Pre-
zydent Roosevelt wyrazii sic w
oznaimien;u przez siebie dykto-
wanem wielkiem uznanlem
prasach ostatniego kongresu, kto-
ry nazwal pamietnym W die
jach kraju pod kazdym wzgle-
dem bardzo donioslym, Do waz-
nych prac kongresu, kt6rych do
konano rzadka sumiennoScia /
Scislo5ciq, zalicza prezydent przy-
jecie blu tyczacego sic rat kole-
jowych, ustawy tyczacej sic in
spekcyi miesa, ustawy przeciw
falszowaniu artykulow zywnoSci,
blu kanalu Panama, ustawy IL
wolnienia Cd cla alkoholu do ce-
low sztuki, blu reformy sluzby
konsularnej, blu naturalizacyi i
blu tyczacego sic uznania nowe-
~ z4o..,, WczOroi rono n oOdZ
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-07-02

Goeppinger; PAM L. N. Hith-
cock Central Park West, N. y
Dudley P. Harding, 396 w. 95th
str, New York; panna Mary F,
Howieson, modniarka, 81 w. 3Ist
str. New York; Jules Keeler, "a
lrobata; Rev. E. L. King lrl-
nifty College w Toronto, Can;
81 letni Frank w. Koch, jeden z
najmajetniejszych obywateh w
Allentown, Pa; John E. McDo-
nald, ZIG w. 72nd str, New
York; C. F. McMeekin, Lexing-
ton ave-, New York; C. A. Pi-
pom agent American Line" z
Toronto, Can; Robins, kondu-
ktor lokomotywy, Charles E.
Sentell, adwokat, Ell Decatur
str, Brooklyn, N. Y; panna
Blanche NJ. Sentell, panna Ger
truda Sentell pani E. w. Sem
tell z New Yorku; pani Walter
town w. Smith panna Eleonora
Smith Decature, A.; Gerard
Smith Decatur, Ohio; William
Thompson; panna Lillian Hurd
Waite, modniarka, 424 Fifth ave-
New York i try nieznajome ko-
biety.
Petersburg, 2 lipca. -Zwi9zek
prasy dowiedzial sic Cd pewnego
wielkiego hsiecia, re cabinet Co
remykina ustepuje napewno. u
rzedowo tego jeszcze ME ogio-
szono z powodu, ze car jeszcze
ME zdecydowal sic, komu ma po-
wierzyc zlozenie nowego gabi-
netu. Cd kilku dni odbywaja sic
narady pomiedzy carem przy-
w6dzcami konstytucyjnych de-
mokrat6w, ale do porozumienla
dotychczas ME przysz}o. Wczo-
raj rano odby1a sic narada de-
mokratycznego komitetu parla-
mentu przy zamknletych
drzwiach po tel naradzie tyle
sic dowiedziano, ze konstytucyj-
nj demokraci domagaja sic sta
nowczo gabinetu w zupelnoscl
odpowiedzialnego w obec Du-
my. i ze zaden konstytucyjny
demokrata ME przyjmie text W
gabinecie mieszanym. Me spo-
dziewaja sic bynaimniej, by ko-
roma przyjela ten warunek: ale
ME maja tez wielkiej ochoty
brac ma wIasne bark odpowie-
dzialnoSci w obec stosunkow pa
nuljacych w panstwie. w obec
kazdego innego ministeryum zas
konstytucyjni demokraci beda
sic poslugiwali taxa polityka,
jaka sic poslugiwali W obec
Goremykina, II. polityka interpe-
lacyj votum nieufnoSci.
Petersburg, 2 lipca. = Prasa
oglasza zeznania r6znych Office
row zalogi kontrtorpedowca
Bedowy, ma kt6ry Rozestwieh-
ski sic dostal po zburzeniu jego
okretu, w obec sadu wojennego.
Z zeznan tych okazuje sic, ze w
wielkiej bitwie morskiej w mo-
rzu japonskiem, postanowiono
ma tyn okrecie poddac sic pier
wszemu japohskiemu okretowi l
wywiesic flage biala pred jakq-
kolwiek bitwq. Z oficer6w kaz-
dy stara sic wine zlozyc ma in
nych ich usprawiedliwiania sic
w5tretne robia wrazenia. Sam
Rozestwienski tyll0o, chociaz po-
wiada, re byl ranny pozbawio-
ny prawie zmysl0w, przy7naje
sic do why, re ME zapobiegl
wywieszaniu bialej flagi.
Car zamierza koncem tego
tygodnia wybrac sic W podroz
po finskich wodach; jachtowi
carskiemu towarzySzyc beda 2
okrety wojenne.
Pewien sierzant puiku Omega,
fAk toE.o 1900 Is - tOra
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-07-02
Chicagoska miodziez.

Ma IS letniego Edwarda Bonn
Ike pm. 357 N. Wood str, napa'
do ma rogu ulic Wood i Ohio
trzech roznosicieli gazet, uzbro-
ionych w zelazne sztaby. Powa-
liwszy go ma ziemie, zabrali mu
zegarek woreczek, zawieralacy
75 cent6w. Ma krzyk Bomkiego
zbiegli sic policyanci Morusey l
King, kt6rzy miodych opryszkow
przytr1ymali ma goracym u
czynku grabiezy. Jeden z mich
nazywa sic Karl Harper i mie-
Ska pm. SEQ w. Erie str. Dru-
GIN jest Edward Murphy z pm.
400 n Winchester ave., trze-
Gin Harry Reins pm. 1858 Pop
lar ave. w ich posiadaniu znale-
ziono zegarek i pieniadze Bonn
kego. Rabunku dopuszczono sic
wczorai O 6 godzinie rama. Ju-
tro stana pred sadem dla mlo-
docianych przestepcow.
2 urzedu zdrowia.
w upiynionem p6lroczu umar-
10 ogolem W Chicago 1854 O.
sob, to znaczy COO wiecej, niz W
pierwszych szeSciu miesiscach
roku zesziego. Suchoty, rak, ty-
fus choroby merck, spowodo-
waiy wieksza $niertelnost, ma
tomiast zauwazyc nalezy, re
miedzy dziecmi cd jednego do
pieciu lat smiertelnoSc znacznie
sic zmniejszyia. w zeszlym mie-
siacu ulnarlo prawie tyle osob,
co w czerwcu roku zeszlego, ma
tomiast W ostatnim tygodniu Ii
czba wypadk6w Smierci okazuje
sic o s. wieksza, niz W tygodniu
zaprzesziym. Umarlo ogolem 476
os6b. zadna zarazliwa choroba
W miescie ME Danuie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-07-02
Skutki pijahstwa.

J6zef Suczyhski, pm. 425 Ell
ston ave. odwiedzai w-~oraJ
wraz re swojem przyjacielem
Stanisl@Nem Janowiczem z pm.
28 Ingraham ul. rome szynki.
Pill obydwaj duzo, ostatecznie
poklociIi sic. Suczyhski postano-
viii wracae do donu, lecz Jano-'
wicz przyczepl sic do niego, kio
Gil sic MIN po drodze, pred
lego domem rozpocza} z MIN
b6jke. Rozgniewany Suozyhski
dobyi rewolweru, strzelif kilka
razy, przestrzeli} piers przeciw-
nika i skaleczyl go tax clezko,
ze Janowicz umari W drodze do
szpitala. Suczynskiego areszto-
wano i umieszczono ma stacyi
policyjnej w. Chicago ave. "a
pewnia on tam urzednikow, ze
dziaial w obronie wiasnego zy-
cia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-07-02
KrOnika MiGjsCOWa,
z obozu demokratow.

w sobote inkorporowano w
Springfield polityczna "Lige ME
zalezna", kt6rei zadaniem byio
utrzy1naG zgode roznych fakcyj
acknowledgement. Ta Liga os-
wiadczyla, re pragnie oswobo-
die wyborcow pod wpiywow
politycznych "bossow", przepro-
wadzic sluszne prawa i poddac
czynnosci urzednik6w kontroli
wyborc6w Do Ligi przylaczyia
sic "demokracya powiatowa" l
nazywaio sic, re odtad zapanuje
w obozie demokratow harmonic,
lecz nadzieja trwaia tylko tax
dlugo, dopoki ME przyszlo do
ukIadaniu tykietu demokratycz-
nego. Wczoraj' oSwiadczyl Bob
bic Burke, "boss" demokracyi
powiatowej, ze Ligi wystepu-
je, w hotelu Grand Pacific
przysz}o do gwaltownej SPREE
czki miedzy Lawrence ]. COT
fey, a Johnem E. Owens, ktore-
60 przy ukladaniu listy handy
dat6w ma powiatowe urzedy po-
minieto. +
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-07-02
GOremykina stanOwczO Us
Err WELLMAN WYBIERA SIZE w PODROZD
GUNA P0LNOCNEGO.

wsza sesya 50 kOngresu zamknista sobote.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-09-21
Autuurulls department.

Coon HUNTING-The officers of the
English squadron prepared for their
recent visit to this country by an ex-
haustive study of so-called American
slang, that they might enjoy that de
nghtful American humor" over which
the English have recently become so
enthusiastic.
During their stay in Annapolis a
coon hunt was arranged for their ben
eft, the officer in charge explaining to
them that 1t was a sport highly
thought Of and native to the southern
states.
AS they rode along one of the Eng
lishmen remarked: You hunt these
coons with dogs, / think?"
His host assented and the English
man continued: "They are found In
the woods and are often caught In
trees, aren't they?"
"They are" replied the American;
but how do you come to know so
much about coon hunting?"
'Oh," said the visitor, with an air
OF conscious pride, 1--WE read Uncle
Toms Cabin you know, and all those
articles that have come out in the pa
pers lately, but to tell the truth, l
didn't think it was allowed by the au-
thorities, no matter what the nigger
had done. ne."-Lippincott's.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-09-21

HIS STORY WAS TRUE.-Here's a
cup 1 got in Morocco" said the en-
thusiastic tourist, showing his collec-
ton of souvenirs; you see it is an
Arabic inscription"
His friend was turning the cup GU
riously around. At length he re-
marked, dryly:
Eyes, the inscription is Arabic, all
right" 49,.
"Sure!" replied the returned tour
list, a little miffed at the intimation of
a possible doubt. ......
"You can read 1t better If you turn
the cup upside down." suggested the
friend; and suiting the action to the
word, he showed the tourist that the
mysterious characters were nothing
more than 1903" engraved in rough
irregular figures on the metal.
"The rascal!' exclaimed the out
ragged collector; "he told me that was
an Arabic inscription when he sold 1t
to mel"
"He told you nothing more than
the truth" was the reply. You for
get that our numerals are Arabic"
But somehow from that moment
the collector lost interest in the SOU
venir from Morocco.-New Orleans
Times-Democrat.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-09-21
SHOES! SHOES!
FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN.

Not an old style, or undesirable pair in our house
every pair brand new and in our shelves less than
10 days.
Mems medium weight Dress Shoes, kangaroo finish
well made and lined throughout-cap toe-also in
Russian calf. Positively worth $I75 pair. Sale
Price OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 9I.l9.
Mems fine Shoes-satin calf-English back stay-cap
toe-mitary heel and half double SOLE Regular
value $225. Sale Price .................. $I.7s.
Mems Arco, Bucher style Shoes-dongola top, in
plain or cap tie-haf double sole. Excellent Shoe
value at $500 pair $I;s9: s
Mems fine Shoes in Patent Colt Gun Metal and Vci
leathers-cap toe Blucher cut, slight extension soe
Positively worth $500 pair Sale Price. 49,. $3.1e,
Ladies medium weight Shoes-for street and home
wear-dongola polish patent cap-Cuban heel.
sizes as to 8s-Regufar $1.5o value, pair eS CENTS;
leather-anti-trip heel-fu lned-Actual value
$165 pair. Sale Price ..............,.... $I.19.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-09-21

Mems Four-n-Hand Ties, all silk washable fabrics,
light colors; regular 25c grade. Sale Price, while
they last, each ..:.......,.........:. II CENTS.
Mems Tes-in the latest and most desirable patterns
the new reversible, all silk Four-in-Hands, worth
up to soc each, at ............ FL CENTS.
BOYS Suspenders-ull length russell leather ends Ioc
Boys Suspenders- quality elastic web, Sale
prize nair " 6 CENTS.
Mems Suspenders full length-elastic web-leather
ends, Fair ................. SIfS ID
Mems fine Dress Suspenders-1 inch web-neat pat
terns-the zoe grade Sale Price ..... g CENTS.
Mems heavy mixed Cotton Socks-also plain black in
medium weight-1oc quality, Pair ....4 CENTS.
Mems Cotton Socks in medium weights plain black
and fancies-positvey worth I5c pair sale
Mems Bandana Handkerchiefs- size-red and
blue-regular Ioc value. Each ...... CENTS.
Mems large size White MISUNDERSTANDING linen
fnished-hemmed ready for use. Each. 8 CENTS.
Mems Handkerchiefs-e large-hemsttched,
quarter inch hem, positively worth Ioc each, CTS.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-09-21

SWEET SIMPIIcITY.-In the old days
there was a professor of psychology
at Dartmouth who was so abstruse
that it is doubtful If, at times, he full
ly understood himself.
One day he was profounder than
usual. He lectured for nearly an hour
on topics away over in the back Of the
book.
The class was dazed. 1t was far
above their heads and they did not
understand even the edges Of 1t.
When he finished, the old man took
out his watch and said genially:
Nov, there are ten minutes Of the
hour remaining. If any student de-
sires to ask me a question shall be
,vlad to answer it to the best Of my
ability"
The class sat in a stupor. The pro-
fessor waited for a time and then
said:
rs there no one who has question
to ask? There are remaining several
minutes that could be profitably en-
ployed."
Finally, one student put up re-
luctant hand.
"Ah," said the professor, you have
q question. What is it?'
What time is it?" stammered the
student.-Saturday Evening Post.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-09-21
HOUSE FURNISHINGS.

52 inch Corrugated White Enameled Curtain Poles.
with silver ends and brass brackets-comPlete
CENTS.
Bleached Huck Towels-I4x26 inches-hemmed-
ready for use-Each ..... CENTS.
Bed Spreads-full bleached-large size-close woven
soft finished Marseilles pattern-positively worth
SIPS each-Sale Price ............... 79 CENTS.
Lace Curtan-over-locked stitched edges-2t yards
buckingham Curtains worth 6oc pair Tor
......-....... 81 NA1As ~
Swiss Curtains yards long with inch full rufie-
regular 75c values s-Pair. 43 CENTS.
Genuine Yokoba Smyrna Rugs-nice snowy patterns
bright coors-fringed ends, reversible Positive
ly worth $I.35 EACH at. ............. Ss CENTS;
Moquette and Administer Rugs-23x5o inch-fnnged
1000 yards Japanese Matting-specia quaity-closely
woven-1So p-non-breakabe-easil worth
35c yard ...................... I9 ZEN ID.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-09-21

PROFANITY ALLOWED FoR.-If there
was anything the late Senator Hoar
disliked more than did another it was
profanity.
The story is told how much shocked
the venerable senator would be by in
the infiammatory interjection of a
certain politician with whom he fire.
quently was compelled to confer But
on all such occasions he would refrain
from censuFing the culprit except in
the mildest manner
One day when the politician came to
the senator's cOmmittee-room on a
subject of considerable Importance, Mr.
Hoar indicated seat to him, and re-
marked:
Now, Mr.. Blank, before We enter
upon a discussion of this question we
shall assume that everybody and
everything is damned Then we can
talk it over amicably."
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-09-21

DID AS HE WAS ToLD.-An amusing
instance Of Observation-Disclosures" was
afforded not long ago by hell-boy in
a hotel In Washington.
One of the guests, congressman
from the west, had hurried to the no
tel clerks counter. He had just ten
minutes in which to pay his bill, reach
the railway station and board his train.
When he hastily had transacted his
business with the clerk and had turn
ed to dash out of the door. it sudden
ly occurred to him that he had forgot
ten something. Here. boy!" shouted
he to a diminutive negro on the bench
run to room No. As just as quick as
you can and see whether have left
box on the bureau. But hurry, as
have only Eve minutes"
The boy rushed up the stairs. In
two or three minutes he returned, out
of breath. Yes, sah!" he painted, you
left it, sah!"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-09-21
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.

Standard 36 inch Fruit of the Loom Muslin full
DleaChed % Si1i. w.
Best Princess Flannels Teazel Down and Amoskeag
Outings, in new and desirable patterns, yard CTS.
Arnold's Chiffon Broad Cloth-26 inches wide in
black, navy resedagreen and white, sold everywhere
at 25c yard Sale Price only 10 CENTS.
q inch Henrietas and Cashmeres- best shades in
red, blues, browns green and black. Positively
worth 35c yard. Now only .......... 19 CENTS.
Pure All-wool Trecot Flannels in all the desirable
shades, for waists chdrens dresses and house
jackets, worth 45c yard for ......:... 81 CENTS.
Best Kentucky Jeans, All-wool-colors black, gray
and brown-the 25c knd-at. ........ 10 CENTS.
90 inch All-wool Repelant and Waterproof Dress
Goods-actual value CSC yard-Sale Price 43 CTS.
So inch Table Damask-oil boiled Turkey red-or
full bleached, satin finished, yard.... 81 CENTS.
Table Oil Cloth-ful 48 inches wide-standard Amer
breakabe-sells the world over at rs
1000 yards Embroidery, Edging and Insertion,
25 dozen Ladies plain white Lnon Handkerchiefs-
hemstitched-pos positively worth cents each Sale
Price OiNI1 Si1is l.
Ladies' Pure Linen Handkerchefs- -hemstitched-
worth 1oc each-whie they last. "A CENTS.
Ladies' Hose-fast black and full length-worth Ioc
pair. Bale FrCe ............... ........ SSii'S
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-09-21

A WARNING.-A young. man in New
York, who is ambitious to attain fame
at the bar. was cOnversmg with a
friend touching the probabilities OF
success, when the latter was moved to
take a pessimistic view of the situa-
tipp.
Don't you," he asked, "ever despair
of gaining a good practice at the
law?"
Il do not" was the confident re-
sponse of the youthful disciple Of
Blackstone.
"At least you will admit" went on
the other, that the profession is al
ready over crowded"
Perhaps it is" laughingy respond
ed the youth. "All the same, 1
propose to graduate in law, and those
who are already in the profession will
have to take their chance. e."-Harper's
Weekly.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-09-21

B8 "Yis," said Mrs. Clancy, I'VE had
plinty o. money wanst. Me husband
had a good job, but he lost it,"
"Ah!" said the charitable busybOdy,
land he's never had any since?"
That's jisht it, ma'am; he's never
had amy sinse."
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-09-21

Ss Pa" said little Willie, looking up
from his book, what is a comatOse
state?'"
':Well, my son." replied Willie's pa,
"just at present there isn't a single
comatose state in the Union; all hust-
ling and prosperous"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-09-21

Ladies Hose-in fancy mixed and plain black--al
fast colors-Par .................... 8 CENTS
Children's Ribbed Hose-fast black-pair, 4 CENTS
Ladies All Linen Silk Embroidered Turnover Collars
the 25c kind-each Cents
Two papers best Adamantine Pins for ...I CENT.
No. 22 All Silk Taffeta Ribbon inches wide-All
Colors-Yard ............3....'....... b CENTS.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-09-21
MEMS AND BOYS FURNISHINGS.

Mems fancy Negligee Shirts in fancy Madras and
mercerzed materials. Positively worth up Po65 to CSC
each. Sale price .................. SO LEN D
Mems fine soft bosom Dress Shirts Of imported French
Madras, with mercerized figures and stripes Worth Worth
up to SIPS. Price for quick selling, each o3 CTS
Mems fine Dress Shirts of best quality English corded
percales, fine hair line black stripes and hgures;
cuffs attached detached. Regular values $I5o
Sale price es I'm FIN D. D.
Mems Heavy Work Shirts OF special weight drill IN
dark and light coors-the most serviceable SHIRT
made-full SO inches long-all seams double stitch
ed Worth CSC each Sale price..... SO CENTS.
Bows Work Shirts, collars attached, dark patterns
we'll made throughout and worth soc each, Tor
Mems Babrggan Underwear-Shrts and DTaWerSr rMs1ye
reinforced French gusset, pearl buttons, 19 CENlS.
Mems heavy Fleece Lined fiat woven Underwear
worth 35c garment Priced for this sale at .21 CIS
300 Caps for and boys worth up to soc each, to
60 at ................. ..........' ~ =.
Bows Hats in blacks and brown-a styles IN Soft
Wool Hats-Positively worth SIPS each SaIe
Price only ............ ............:... ze CENTS;
One lot Mems Sample Hats, comprising all shapes OF
brim and crown worth up to $I.5o each Prced !Ha
while they last ..:............;. 49, C~hNlo. ~
Mems All-wool Hats, showing every desirable shape
in our regular $I.35 line-Choce for .eS GEMS.