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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-07-26
STANDING OF BASEBALL CLUBS.
LATEST MARKET REPORTS
MILWAUKEE, JULY "a.
EGG AND DAIRY MARKETS.

MILWAUKEE-Ergs Market firm. TNo
produce boards official market is l4ql'l9o
as to quality for current receipts, at mark.
cases returned; strictly fresh, cNndled, cases
returned, lGl2c; seconds and checks, Zoe.
Butter-Market steady. Elgin price on
extra creamery is 20c. Local price extra
lsc; seconds 15ul6c; renovated, ltc
dairy, fancy, 1dd17c; lines, $50 l4c; roll, Il
Ql4c; packing stock, llGl12c.
Cheese-Stcady. American fun cream
twins. 114alllac; limburgcr, new, 9l2H3Htc
fancy brick. l0&4Ullc; low grades, G32aIr.
imported Swiss 26c; new, block, lie
new round Swiss, 13c; Sapsago. Use
daisies, 12Q12hc; long horns, 11&4nl2c
Young Americas, 12812l4c
FOND DU LAC. Wis, July 23.-Salc>
were 2s6 twins, 1llsc; 500 daisies, l2lsc.
CHICAGO, H., July 24-Butter-Stc0dy,
creameries, l50l9lac; dairics, l5ulIi2c.
Eggs-Steady; at mark, cases included, l.
Ql5c.
CHICAGO. H., July 24.-Chccse-Stcady
daisies, 1112Qlla4c; twins, ll4ll4c; loun.
Americas, 11hull4c.
ELGIN, III, July 24-There were M
sales or offerings Of butter on board Of
trade yesterday. The market was firm az
2Oc. output Of the district, $4,000 lbs
NEW YORK, July 2i.-Butter-S steady,
unchanged; receipts, 1860. ChreSc-Steady.
unchanged; receipts, 1858. Eggs-Strung;
receipts, 1885; western frsts, ls0lSi2t,
do seconds, 16I261T12c.
UTICA, y. Y, July 23-Eishty four lots
S625 boxes, sold all sizes and colors at lie
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-07-26
NO MORE u. S. CONTRACTS
Eight Hour Law, Say Government Of
fcials, Will Bar Many Outsiders
from Competing.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., July Oh
The opinion among officials is that the
rigid application of the Presidents s.
hour order will sound the death knell
Of the whole system of government CON
tract work. The contractors are now
working in keen competition with the
government IN many places and, it is
said. are barely holding their own. The
application of the eight hour law, ac-
cording to executive officers here. will
oblige them to do one of two things:
Increase the price of their bids for gov
eminent work to Il point beyond the
government estimates. in which case the
department would do the work itself, or
reduce the wages of the labOrers and
mechanics to make their productive cap
acity correspond dollar for dollar to
their employees engaged on private work
at 10 hours per day.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-07-26
An Appleton Love story.

\ Ioyclorn swain of Nccuuh. WIS.
created sensation on 'Ur lower
river hank on. evening recently
his mouufu rr-. attracting the
attention of humber Of Apple
ton Iaunoumou one yachtluam was
suliici,mN intrepid ro head Dis boat for
shur, aud investigate, the source If thc
weird nol-'s. There on TN. bank in the
dark shadows 81 "a weeping willow tree
WAS seen the form II man A. the
mysterious Individual saw rhr boat APP
preaching DE became composed. lie re-
fused 90 answer questions put tu him hy
peuIl" 10 "a boat. Finally th.. aptaiu,
bold and fearless climbed up the cm-
haukigya, lld going TO where the Squire
stood found that il was q yOuug man
whose bone j. in Nrcnvlt he declared
he bad been summoned 80 Appleton to
call IN hjs girl. Arriving ~ her hnin"
he vas informed by the father that LID
daughter had gone down river with AM
otL,r youug man from Necunh. The
cause Of the yogu2 man waiuugy per.
laps uocd not now be explained
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-07-26
CARS DEATH SENTENCE ISSUED.
Terrorists Nail Similar Threat on Gen
Trepofts Door.

ST. pETERSBTRG, July 2l.--Proc.
lanatious Announcing that the death
sentence has been imposed on the Car
cen. Trrputi VI. Pobiedonostzch, whc
was prlcu3ufur General of the holy syn
I'D, Cen onion the "pacihcntor Of til,
Baltic pruyuc,s. and others have been
scattered over part of Petcrhof
The treauri~j~ are said to have sue,
cerdcd IN mailing copies of the sentence
on the Guaa~ If Gen. OrIoits and q
Gen Tr.rn .uartcts.
sternutiu + .uuarcnt in the upper
spheres u.,t t.r magnitude of the ta>h
they have 9s-umcd.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-07-26
KILLS PLAYMATE FOR NICKEL.
Peanut Money Cause for Tragedy in
Pennsylvania Town.

PlTTSEt R,;. Pa. july y. Ralph
Bailrs. aged T.. is accused of killing III,
playmate, William Burkhart, : years
old, IN quarrel over n nickel At West
Newton The victims elder brother,
samuel SAYS hc tossed the coin 70 VII
liam, telling him to buy peanuts Both
boys rushed tor the nickel William Sc
cured it, pna Ralph, in rage, Samuel
SAYS, seized \ target rifle from Il table
III the Sur aad shot the younger TOY.
Anton IIauv. another boy Of II, was
shot and al.ea rom ambush While play.
ing in i -a4a. here today. Earl Stein
NO r. gu.ls I'D, has been arrested
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-07-26
FIELD HEIRS ACCUSED.
Chicago Corporation Counsel Lewis Says
Property Was Spirited to Gotham
to Evade Tax.

CHICAGO, IL, July .4.-Corpora.
ton Counsel james Hamilton Lewis in
n letter sent today to the board of re-
view. charges that the managers of the
estate of the late Marshall Field re.
moved to New York stocks and bonds
valued ut So 633, 900 for the purpose Of
taking them from the jurisdiction of the
local taxing body.
1t is asserted by Mr.. Lewis that the
Field property has been transferred to
New York within the last fifty or sixty
DAYS, and that it is taxable in Chicago
AS the estate is being administered
through the local courts. \ list of the
property SAID to have been transferred
was given to the board with the letter.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-07-26
MILWAUKEE STOCKYARDs REPORT

HOGS-Market DC higher; light mixed.
g. 6566.90; fair to choice mediums, $3.50
5.9od6.l5: coarse stays, 5.750Goo.
CATTLE-Market is steady, calves
lower; butchers steers medium l.
good. 1850 to 1900 lbs, 425QJ.Uo; fair
ers, common, 25oa3,oo; good, 35oQ4eo.
cows. fair to good, 2.7583.5o: Gamers, 10.
also; cutters, 1.75a2.25; bulls, common.
2ooa2.5O; choice, = .65d3.25; feeders, 500 t,
800 lbs. 2.'113.2'; stockers, 900 to 900 IDS
=. 2Jd2.T5; veal calves, common to choice.
4Jpd6.2J; heavy, 3.5oUtsJo. Mixers ana
pringers-Choice, 80. eog4oOo; common un.
saleable.
SHEEP-Market lower. 3,ooT4oo; lambs,
lower, 4.ooaGoo; spring lambs, steady, ~
a6.25.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-07-26
oBERAMMERGAU HoNoRs PASTOR.
officials of Noted Village Provide Burial
Place for American Friend

OBERAMMhRGAi, Upper Bavaria,
July 2l--rue burgomaster and citizens
of Oberammcrgau have presented a plot
Of ground on the mouutuiusde near the
cross Of King Ludwig IL. for the grave
Of Rev. John II. McCracl,an, rector for
many years of the American church at
Munich, where he died on Satur-
day last Rev. McCrackan loved Ober-
ammcrgau and Was beloved here. The
suggestion that the town give IA site for
tie grave came from Consul General
Wright Of Munich The burial will take
place tomorrow.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-07-26
NINE DIE WHEN SHIPS CRASH.
Members of Party Went to INSPECT Brit
iah Columbia Oyster Beds.

VANCOUVER, T. c.. July -, Niu,
persons lost their lives in the harbor ol
Vancouver Saturday afternoon when
the Cnehulis WAS run down and cut il
Two by the steel steamer Princess Vie,
turia leaving this port for Victoria and
Semitic. The Chehnlis had on board n
party Of fifteen bound for the oyster
bed. al Blnndenharbor, on the northern
const 81 British tplumhia The party
included the owners Of the beds ana
representatives. Of an English syndicate
Wh,cl contemplated purchasing them.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-07-26
RUSSELL SAGE IS DEAD.
FAMOUS OLD MAN OF ALL S4kEEA
AMASSED MILLIONS BY CON
SLANT SAVING.
WITH ALEX, MITCHELL
Early History of Present Milwaukee q
St. Paul Railway Was Developed
Largely by These Two Men,

NEW YORK, July 23.-Russell Sage,
tie famous old man Of Wall street, died
sunday afternoon at 1870 O'Clock at his
summer home at Lawrence, l. l., after
having been unconscious for little over
four hours.
Mr.. Sagc's death the doctors stated,
was due to general debility and old age.
He was 90 years of age. lie had been
failing for a long time. For three weeks
he has suffered many spells OF weak
moss and last Friday hope was given up
Who Will Get His Money?
"Evcrybody will be very much sur
pri-cd TO learn what | have done with
my money Mr.. Sage said year or
more ago to an intimate friend. put
they VIII never learn until | an
Rumors that the 81, 100000 or $780,
100000 which are the generally accept
ed figures Of the fuancIer's fortune, IS
TO be distributed mostly among charities,
could not be confirmed last night,
Mr.. Sage's death came very peace
fully. FOR six hours preceding his
death he was unconscious and there
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-07-26

THANKFUL FOR PEACE.
Central Americans Cable Their Sincere
Fluctuations to Presidents Roosc
welt and Diaz.

WASHINGTON, u. g. .IuIy o9 Tho
state department has dispatches from
President Escalcn Of Salvador. President
Chbrena OF Guatemala and President
Bonllla Of Honduras. IN which they Of
Ter Their sincere THANKS to President
Roosevelt md President Diaz Of Mexico
for Their Kind offices ii making pence
possihle between tie warning Central
American republics.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-07-26
GOURDAIN GETS OUT.
Leaves Joliet with Family, Bag and Bag
gage, and May Be On Way to
His Yacht.

JOLIET, H., July 24-Louis A.
Gourdian, who claims to be seeking to
have pcnitentiary sentence against him
enforced. has suddenly left Joliet to-
gether with wife and son and all bag.
gage. He went away today on a Rock
Island westbound train. 1t is reported
that he has gone to New Orleans to
board his yacht
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-07-26
TO LYNCH NEGRO ELOPER
Kentuckian Who Stole to Chicago will
White Girl for Marriage Object
of Mob's Anger

LOUISVILLE, Ky, July 24.-Honry
Clayton, a negro arrested yesterday il
Chicago, where he was about to marry
n white girl, with whom he had eoped
from lrvington, Ky, was placed in the
county Jail here today for safe keeping
Word was received by the local police
that a mob was forming at lrvington tC
lynch ClaNtor.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-07-26
CLEAN MEAT FOR QUAkERS
Twenty Slaughto: Houses Closed Perma.
ncntly and Sixteen Others Have Re
formed in Philadelphia
rHILA IpUlA Pa. ,July

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. July 81.
The board of health says that twenty
slaughter houses recently condemned a>
unsanitary have closed permanently.
Sixteen other establishments were i'm
proved and the owner of one slaughter
ing house who refused to obey the man
date Was ordered prosecuted.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-07-26
Love Attain Ends in Deaths.

MARION. O., July 24-O. 6. John
ston, - years OF age, took poison turned
on the gas and died in n room over his
place Of business here today Ten days
ago Johnston qaarrellcd with his sweet
heart. Cora White The girl committed
suicide by taking ,yarbolie acid
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-07-26
TEN KILLED IN
BUILDING WRECK.
Four Still Missing and Eight Found In
jured at South birmingham,
Mass

! SOUTH FRAMINGTON. Mass. July
24.-Under the light of electric lamps
the work of exhuuing the bodies of the
victims of the incomplete Amsden
building, which collapsed last evening,
went on increasingly through the night.
At dawn there We're nine bodies at the
morgue, one other victim could be seen
III the ruins eight of the injured were
at the hospital two others were at their
homes, while the list of missing still re-
manned at four
This made 4 total of twenty-fo four who
1 were about the building when the sup
/ ports gave way and sent the tons of
cement. iron columns and steel beams
/ crashing in tangled mass into the
/ basement.
The Dead
BLYTHE, CHARLES, South Framing
nam, superintendent of construction.
/ HARDY. G. T., Natick, head plasterer.
III, nRET, y FL PATRICK, Newton
/ ,DRIsCOLL, FRANK, Newton Highlands,
WELS Il, I a. WHss,nCrq plastersr
MARCIIIE, ROMEO, laborer.
bROUT JOSEPH, laborer.
I OBREN. NEAL. South Pennington.
SCANEON WILLIAM, IIolliston.
The Injured
/ c. w Hutchinson, Iolliston, Mass arms
and head injured
Chester Nicholson, back injured and
bruised head and arms.
FRED Howe scalp wounds and injured
John Hacksctt, arm broken and head cut
james Mulcahy, fractured arms and leg
Louis Polgrinni. injured head and chest
Edgar Bower, scalp wound and right arm
injured.
4. NJ. Amsdcn, South birmingham, owner
OF the building, fractured leg
The Missing.
Henry l.. Sawyer, South birmingham,
Fred Cunningham.
r. Say.
Willie Oncst.
Walls Still Menace
The tottering walls and pillars and
the hanging beams and Orders made the
work of eNtrCating the bodies not only
difficult. but dangerous. The building
was constructed of brick, concrete block
and steel and was to have been fire
proof structure. The building gave way
ON the northwest corner, the three floors
falling through to the basement, while
the northwest walls crumbled and fell
outward.
Militia Called to Rescue.
Many of the lahorerS, realizing their
danger. jumped and some escaped with
but slight injuries. Others were carried
from the debris unconscious.
Nearly all the members of the Ninth
infantry. Massachusetts National guard.
now at the state camp ground here, were
hurried to the scene and did heroic serv-
ice in clearing away the debris The
local militia company was also sum
moncd.
The cause of the accident could not
be definitely learned today. The town
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-07-26
MT. STROMBOLI REEVES.
Volcano Violent and Population Within
Its Range Is lost Excited Over
Outbursts.

PALERMO. Sicily. July 2t.-Thc
Ctromholi volcano after quoting down
has again become violently active. The
ashes reached Sicily. lava is pouring out
of the crater and The population of the
island Of Stromholi is most excited.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-07-26
ABERDEEN LOSS $4,000.
Fire Threatened Entire West Side OF City
fol Time

ABERDEEN. $. -, July 14.-tSpe
cial. The loss of last Fridays fire is
estimated at $4,000. The entire west
side Of The city was threatened for a
tiInp
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-07-26

avenue.
affairs of the Wabash and the Union Pa
ciGc. and he and JAY Gould then began n
friendship which only ended with the
death Of Mr.. Could While Mr.. Gould
lived MIR Sage counted In" day lost II
he did not spend an hour with Mr.. Gould
AZ the luncheon provided 10y the directors
of the Western Union Telegraph COM
uanv. He and Mr.. Gould had pcWs I'm
the prps byterian church in Forty-sccoud
street. over which Rev. John Il. Paxton
presided.
Always Had Millicrs Ready
He was considered to bc the largest
stakeholder in the Importers ana Trad
crS' National bank, and it has always
been said 10y Mr. Sage's iutmatcS thar
he Could produce 100000 600 in cash ut
nm hours notice. Although member OF
the New York stock exchange for years
he scarcely ever pat foot upon the floor.
He Joined the exchange or January 70.
1874. HIS fortune OF S4u,UOU,uUU or
$4,000 GOO was constantly added to by
dividends and interest, rather than toy
spcculatjons in stock. He was a great
lender of money To bankers and brokers,
and most of the hours in his business
day were devoted to rolling up wealth in
this way and to attending the meetings
Of directors. 1t has been said that his
fees as director would make a com
Portable competency for the average citi-
zen Up 10 the last day Of his life he
was interested in modest way in puts
and calls. although from that hot day in
June. 1854, when he was reported 10
have lost $7OOOOOO. he gradually cur
tailed that branch OF his business.
Marries Second Time.
Mr.. Sage had lived in New York but
% r.sr- Whom his wife IipI 'IIt
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-07-26
Wanted Help

Good intelligent young men for inside
steady work. good wage steady employ
rnent Simmons Manufacturing 90, lie
uosba. Wis
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-07-26
BRYAN'S PEACE
PLAN ADOPTED,
PEACE UNION PUTS NATIONAL
HONOR ON THE LIST TO
BE ARBITRATED,
Declares Car Made Mistake When ne
Dissolved Douma, but People Won't
Let Him Go Backward.

a., ,,..,t.... ! ~
LONDON, July "a ''''''" L
ans proposed rider 10 tue h'"u'l "i"'
tratior treaty was discussed at a session
ne tho International Council of Inter
Va '''-..-,',.,,. ,,,,i,,, Tins morning and
pai!!"iut"' "'! -. md tbep.
resulted ~ ~ "''"7
adopted, rs ioioNH'
II Disagreement sA.uq ", .'',I,,S WttI TO-
not H. iuH'u J." t nus I,r-f, shall not
arN',.".l'" ~" .at ~ EnsfiIny before they
M i,if.fl, invite. MS the ease may
n,,,s,ifafc. the formation Of au iut"rna.
Tioual commission uf inquiry or iardlali"h
Of ONE TOR more friendly powers. ia.~ t,lu,.i,.
lion TO ah. place u h'osSs'.,' ,I H." can.
ah'r WIN Ia'" ~ ~ ','r.,r s.rtI.y,rpr
NC"l'" IH . ~ ''.,.ri,.,
VI -"'. .,., ..;. amendment
vi h'I"" ~" ''.' . .,..,.. ~ gr-
wa '.lHvI '' ""'..''- ,..,...,a.,... ,g
bltIHu1A $" ~ :" '"''.'' I'M T..
national DONOR ',' ''"'"' '''.'- ~
! tnat inc pI'I"-,r '"' ..'.. ,f
.a,iSra "'" I',"r m Tie hand If war
could be STAYED Qll thc conscience
awakened wars would become more r"-
mole The amendment Therefore" WIS
Ion stem i'm the direction OF peace.
Mr. I,rygu was asked last night fur an
svr,r.s.i.n am fine dissolution Of the
pnurno lie s,fl Ip was SORRY 10 ~ra IL
di.-ni,nI and LnIf.yrJ Premier ramp-
IN T,,..,.,.t,,.,., I,l Io,,Ei,. ,yur,--rI
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-07-26

Where Kaiser Makes EIror

Germany. continued the baron. cora.
mits the grave fault of struggling with
III" uitcd States for naval prp-omiuouco
and thus divide, her energies, both ON
land and sea, u-ulcssly, for the American
states were united ANA inaccessible while
the states OF Europe were provided aud
will always be mcnacod hy the possibility
of coalition against them.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-07-26
Prosperity Causes Influx.

Commissioned Sargent says unprec-
edented prosperity is the vital reason
for the huge amount OF immigration.
Mr.. Sargent stated the educational
test materially would decrease immigra-
ton for awhile. but it would not be
long before aliens would learn enough
to pass the test, and the purpose of the
law thereby would be nulltied.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-07-26
Pipe Sparks Cause Fatalities.

JEFF Ryan, miner, Rcbcrtsdalc.
Robert Miller, miner. Fairvicw.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-04-24

A fine suit of Mems Clothes, all to match. $500
value, Western Salvage Companys y 90
price ................ .'....... As/O
Men IS Fine Suits in Cheviots and Scotch Plaids,
s12 value, Western Salvage Company's 4 90
price ................. Observation-Disclosures sZJ
Mems splendid suits in Worsteds and Cassimeres,
SIS value Western Salvage Co.'S 4 40
price. ............ ...Us>fO
Mems fine Dress Suits in Checks and Stripes, 500
value, Western Salvage Cos y 40
price,. ........................... 40
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value, Western Salvage Co.'S a 90
Boys Suits 80 value Western 0Qr
Salvage Cos price. .............. /ON
Boys wool Suits, 45O value, %
Western Salvage Cos price. ..............l sZC
Boys Sunday Dress Suits, 600 value, q "a
Western Salvage Co.'S price. ZsZf
Bows extra fine Suits, 1000 value q 90
Wertern Salvage Co.'S price. 200
Mems Overcoats, extra 90 value, q "a
Western Salvage Co.'S price. ............ Jaw
I Mems Overcoats, 1900 value, %
Western Salvage Co.'S price. ......JsLJ
Mems very finest Dress Overcoats $500 to 5000
values Western Salvage IN 90
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-04-24

Mems good Socks. good value for 15c, Lr
Western Salvage Co.'S price. ............Uk
Mems good Socks, good value for 10c o.
Western Salvage Co.'S price Observation-Disclosures. ~
Mems fine Socks good value for 25c and 1Qc
35c, Western Salvage Cos price. ...........l ~
Mems fine Suspenders, good value for 35c 1Qr
Western Salvage Co.'S price. ............... ~
Boys good suspenders, good value for 15c n
Western Salvage Co.'S price.
Mems red and blue Handkerchiefs good o.
value for 1Oc, Western Salvage Co.'S price -. ~
Mems linen Handkerchiefs, good value for o.
15c, Western Salvage Co.'S price only .......Jk
Mems sood suspenders, good value for 25c, 0r
Western Salvage Cos price ................1k
Mems fine dress Suspenders, good value 1nn
for soc, Western Salvage Cos price ........ ~
Men S fine Neckwear good values for 25c, SOC and
75c, Western Salvage Co.'S price 29c, 0r
Mems working Shirts, regular 4oc value, 1Ac
Western Salvage Co.'S price. ............. 4k
Mems heavy Working Shirts. worth 75c 0nn
and Soc, Western Salvage Cos price. .....J Nv
Men IS heave blue denim Overalls, with or without
aprons, worth Csc, Western Salvage y Ar
Cos price. ...................-.... O4k
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-04-24

Mems best Corduroy Pants, good value for $50
Western Salvage Cos price 0Qr
per pair ..... /ON
Mems good Jeans Pants, /. so value, L0c
Western Salvage Co.'S price per pair. ......U wv
Mems Pants 800 value, Western 0Qr
Salvage Co.'S price per pair. 7Ck
Mems Sunday Dress Pants, 600 value q 10
Western Salvage Co.'S price per pair. ZsZ7
Arrow Brand Collars, good value for 15c o.
Western Salvage Co.'S price. ,Ok
Mems Laundred Shirts, soft and stiff bosoms, al
sizes, good value for 75c, 0Nc
Western Salvage Cos price. ............... NV
Mems fine Dress Shirts, the best made, good value
for 100, Western A7r
Salvage Cos Price. ,S................AfA y
Mems good Underwear, SOC value, 10n
Western Salvage Co.'S price. ............... ~
Mems all wool Camel hair Underwear, good vnue
for 1.5O, Western Salvage L0r
Mems good Sweaters good value for 1.5o and
2o0 Western Salvage Lnc
Mems stiff and soft Hats latest styles, good 90 n
$50 alue, Western Salvage Co S price. 1Ck
Mems and Boys's Caps, worth SOC, 1Lr
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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-04-24

Mems heavy Duck Coats, waterproof IN
worth 2.50, Western Salvage Co.'S price. lsl1
]. P Smith Shoes, worth 600, Western y %
Salvage Cos price. ......... ............ .ZsJ7
DR.. A. Reed Cushion Shoes, worth 500, q ~
Western Salvage Co.'S price. Zel7
Mems ALL American Shoes, vici kid and patent
calf $50 grade, Western Salvage n on
J. P. Smith Shoes $50 g1ade 4 AZ
Western Salvage Co.'S price .............. / ~
Universal Shoes worth 2. so and 800 4 -
Western Salvage Co.'S price .......... Il
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you the sale and look article
herein You'll convince yourself mighty quick
your eyes that everything is sold at So
the dollar.
Be it Understood
by everyone cheerfuy during
article not entirely satisfactory
good condition for whatever
Tailoring Department..
will place SO Mems Unclaimed Suits that have
returned the HUB" Clothies and Talors ottum
wa, Iowa. at rs cents the dollar.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-04-24

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