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The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-01-19
THE BRIGHT SIDE

of life. 1t is a feeling conn
to the majority of us that
do not get quite the amour
happiness we are entitled
Among the countless thi
which tend to make us morD
less miserable i'll health I'd
first place. Hannah More /
that sin was generally to bel
tributed to biliousness. No ID
a crippled liver with the resl
ing impure blood, is the caufl
more mental gloom than /
other single thing. And
can reckon up the fearful ag'
gate Of pain, loss and feai'
rising from the many disc,
which are familiar to manB
like a vast cloud it hangs 4
a multitude no one can nun
You can see these people e'l
where. For them life can sci
ly be said to have any "bI|
side" at all. Hence the e]
ness with which they searcl
relief and cure. Remedies
WAMPOLE'S PREPARAI;
have not attained their higl
sition in the confidence of
people by bald assertions
boasting advertisements.
are obliged to win it by q
actually what is claimed for !
That this remedy deserved
reputation is conceded.
palatable as honey and cor
the nutritive and curative
critics Of Pure Cod Liver
combined with the Comp
Syrup of Hypophosphites
tracts of Malt and Wild Oh
Nothing has such a recoj
success in Scrofula, Unfit
Throat and Lung Troubles
emaciating complaints anS
orders that tend to unde
the foundations of strength
yigour. It's use helps to
life's brighter side. Pro
Reddy, Of Canada, says :"
much pleasure In stating
have used II In cases OF d.
and found 1t TO be . very
able remedy ~ we'll as pl
TO taks."' You cannot be-
pointed In 1t. Sold BY ehl
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-01-19

If Mrs. Tono Murakami's stater
are to be credited she has just
months in which to prepare to
her doom, and one Murakami, VIII
husband or stranger, she does
state, is said to be the Nemesis o
trail.
Mrs. Murakami went to the |
station yesterday and swore to Ia
rant charging Murakami with
threatening language to her, al
a result she fears for her life andI
that Murakami be put under Dor
keep the peace.
Mrs. Murakami says that this
language used: within three m
/ will kill you; will not let you
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-01-19

1t is said that the plantations
ested will soon sign contracts wit
promoters Of the Hamakua ditch
prise. Some substantial progres
said to have been made in the n
at a meeting held on Monday a
office of F. A. Schaefer & Co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-01-19

Attorney ], w, catheart win leave
for the Coast on Friday, the trip being
neeessitated by the ill-health OF Mrs
catheart, who viii accompany him and
remain on the mainland for some time
Mr., caiheaTt win return next month,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-01-19

desire to cast away tradition and
occupy a prominent place in the arts
and industries and business.
"A point which ought to be of inter-
est to American shipmasters and en-
gineers is that these vessels are all to
be commanded by foreign masters and
to have their engine rooms put in
charge of foreigners. Both masters
and engineers shall have under their
orders Peruvian first, second and
third officers. The pay of the masters
/ will be about 60 Peruvian pounds gold
! ($292,20 United States currency per
month, and they shall naturally be
subjected to no living expenses while
aboard ship. The remuneration of the
engineers has not yet been decided up
on. Subject to the desires of the Sec
retary of Commerce and Labor, the
Consulate General invites the cores
pondence of properly certificated
American shipmasters and engineers,
whose application will at the proper
time be presented to the person placed
in charge OF this coming line of Peru
Wan steamships"
THE NEW SOUND STEAMERS.
According to a Liverpool newspaper,
the names OF the new Lverpool-Ta-
coma freighters, which are being built
} especially for this trade by Alfred
Holt & Co., viii be the Bellerophon,
Teucer, Cyelops. Titan and Antilochus.
The Bellerophon is scheduled to arrive
at Victoria first she being listed 10
arrive there next April. The new
steamers are cargo-carriers OF immense
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-01-19

Waipahu plantation, o.
another strike yesterday reaching Honolulu last evening that about
eight hundred Japanese bo had walked OF difference be-
tween them and the caneloading contracts.
The wakou reported have nterd with the transportation Of
The Japanese held meeting evening and received
from plantation settled satisfactorily
then, IL will be this morning
Efforts telephone communication with Manager Bull for details Of
tho story unsueeessful
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-01-19

1oHLIsgER phug 90, AGENTS
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4pilezo

puts success into the blood because
it supplies the system with the veg
etable iron that the little red cor
puscles grow and multiply or.
Apitezo is a perfect brain food
for man and woman and growing
child because it is a perfect body
food4-supplies an the needed eIe-
ments in concentrated form. Easy
TO eat and easy to digest.
: Apitezo is crisp and tasty ce-
real that will make breakfast and
other meals more enjoyable-and
more beneficial, Try it with milk
or cream for month-then give it
up If you want to.
Apitezo Biscuits. 15c the package. Apl-
tezo Grains loo the package.
Sold by grocers everywhere.
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Infants Department.

Childrens White piqua Hats trimmed with
two lace-edged ruffies and ribbon Reduced from
Toe. to 50c. each
Children's White Hats. with corded brim edged
with rune of eulbroidery; finished with ribbon.
Reduced FROM 81 so to 81 90 each
Chidren's White Pique Coats with hand em
each. r,O ~ 49,
Infants Hand -made Short Dress trimmed with
insertion heading and ruttie of fine French en-
brofdery Reduced FROM $3.50 to $500.
Childrens Blue Bingham Dressesk made with
box plaits and trimmed with fancy white braid;
Deit OF same Reduced from 81 80 70 Sf.5) each.
Children's White Lawn Dresses with pointed
bertha finished with insertion and ruffie Of EN-
eroidery: skirt finished with hem and tucks Re
dlced from s.. 10 TO 81 10 each
Third floor Eleventh st
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CATHOLICS ELECT OFFICERS.
Divorce Position Defined Meet at
INDIANAPOLIS Next Year.

There was a large attendance at yester-
days session OF the American Federation
of Catholic Societies at Buffalo. A resolu-
ton was adopted defining the position OF
the federation on the question OF divorce.
The resolution states that as Catholics
the delegates are opposed to all forms OF
absolute divorce. 1t favors limited d.
vorce or separation in extreme cases, ex-
presses the duty Of Catholics to try to edu-
cate those without the church to the doc
trine that under no circumstances should
parties to a lawful marriage be allowed to
remarry within the lifetime of either
The election of officers resulted as fol-
lows: President, Edward Feeney, New
York; first vice president, A. G. keelble,
New York; second vice president, j. H. Nc
Clear. Detroit; third vice president. George
w: Stenger. st. Paul; secretary, Anthony
Matre, st. Louis; treasurer. G. d. Schultz,
Detroit.
Before adjournng the convention decided
to meet next year at Indianapolis.
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CUMMINS NOMINATED
"PRoGREssIvEs" CONTROLLED
IOWA STATE CONVENTION.

Albert B. Cummins was nominated Dy tue
republican, state convention to succeed MN
self as governor of Iowa at Dies MONIES
Yesterday afternoon. Warren Garst,
state senator. is his running mate for heu-
tenant governor. Gov. Cummins was holin-
mated on the first ballot, receiving eeo
votes. George d. Perkins received So5 votes
and s. w. Rathbun. 104. The number Oh
delegates was 1,e40 and the number neces-
sary for choice. s21.
When wapello county was reached on the
roll call Cummins had S41 votes and the
hattie was over, but the Perkins men In the
remaining counties stuck to their candi-
date and no motion to make the nomina-
tIon unanimous was even suggested me
nti-ClImmins men went to defeat fighting
and are not at all inclined to bury the
Warren Garst's nomination also came on
the first ballot. his vote being 9if Id 70
100 % for l.. B. Raymond
The victory is sweeping for the progress
sives," who are now in control or the parry
machinery while the stand patters are
completely routed.
The Platform.
The platform is not at all radical The
reyisionists did not attempt to revise ana
the resolutions as presented bJ the chair-
man of the committee. Harvey lngham'
merely invited attention 10 the TACT tiae
the tariff ought to be sufficiently progress,
slye to meet existing conditions ana should
be modified from time to time II neces-
sary and that the sort of reciprocity ad-
yocated by James G. Blaine and recon-
mended by william Mckinley ought to pre-.
vail. The work of the Iowa congressional
delegational is approved, but no man Is
singled out for praise.
Iowa is felicitated because 1t Is out of
debt and has plenty of money In bank. A
direct primary election law Is urged. 1t IS
declared in the platform that the republi-
can party intends to make 1t exceedingly
unpopular for corporations to engage in
politics hereafter or to contribute to po-
IiticaI campaigns.
The anti-pass law of the recent legisla-
ture is commended. although this was not
enthusiastically applauded, as the delegates
all came to Des Moires at their own ex-
pense something which has not hereto
fore happened in the history OF politics in
this part of the country.
Concerning the national administration.
the platform commends "the inspiring
character important achievements and un-
daunted leadership of Theodore Roosevelt"
and declares it is with exceeding pride that
Iowans contemplate the confidence reposed
in him by the people of this country. and
the admiration which he commands from
the whole world.
The work of the convention means that
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'standpattism" has collapsed In Iowa and
that the "progressives'' are absolute die
tators, with the strong probability that
Gov. Cummins will succeed Senator Allison
in 1903.
Leslie NJ. Shaw. Secretary of the Treas
ury, received a serious blow. His name
was Kissed In the convention and he is
broken and discouraged at the turn of al
fairs.
The following is the completed ticket;
Governor. Albert B. Cummins Des
Moines; lieutenant governor, Warren Garst,
Coon Rapids: secretary of state, w. c.
Hayward. Davenport: auditor. B. F. Car
roll. Bloomfield: treasurer. w. w. Morrow,
Alton: attorney general. II. w. Byers. Har-
Ian: judges Of the supreme court. John G.
Sherman. Mason City, and Bmlin Mccain.
Iowa City; clerk of courts. John G. Crock
EFT. Eldora: superintendent of public instruc-
ton. John F. Riggs. Sigourney: court repor-
ter. w. w. cornwell. Spencer; railroad COM
missioners. w. L. Eaton. Osagen and D. j.
Palmer, Washington.
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China Department.

2 Imported Decorated Japanese China cracEer
Jars. Reduced from Soc 10 25c. each.
Decorated French China After Dinner Coffee
Cups and Saueers Reduced from s1.00 to zoe.
each.
2 Decorated French China Soup Tureens. Re-
duced from $500 to S1.50 each.
Decorated French China Covered Dishes. Re-
duced from $500 TO S1.50 each.
i Large Blue Decorated Stein. Reduced from
300 TO 81 80.
Decorated japanese China Comb and Brush
Trays. Reduced from SI.00 TO Soc each
Imported Decorated Salad Bowls. Reduced
from 15c. TO S5c each.
Imported Decorated Butter Dishes Reduced
from 50c- TO 25c. each.
Large Imported Decorated Coffee Guns and
Ssucers. Reduced from Soc. to 25c. each.
White and Gold Decorated French China Soup
Plates. Reduced from Doc. to 25c. each.
10 Imported Decorated Bread and Butter Plates.
Reduced from soc. to 25c. each.
Imported Decorated Sugar Bowls. Reduced
from Soc to &c. each.
Fifth door, q st.
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Dress Goods Department.

yds 5o-inch Tan and whlte Suiting. Reduced
from StOO 20 200 for pee
yds 49-ncb Tan and White Check Mohalr. Re
dueed from $500 20 81 IS for pee.
81 yds i2-inch Tan Wool Crepe de Cline. Re-
ducei from SAL 70 81 10 for pee.
yds 4j-lnch Gray Mohair, Reduced from 81 90
70 800 Tor pee.
~ yis 44,lnch Brown SILK and Wool Eolicnne
Reduced from s.. 90 to 2s2 for pee.
AZ ydS, 40-inch Light Cray Yoile. Reduced from
s. ~ 90 81 "A for pee.
ss yds. 44-inch Tan SIX and Wool Crepe de
Paris Reduced from 81 63 20 81 80 for pee.
A. yis i2-inca China Blue Henrietta. Reduced
from 81 6S to 81 81 FOR pee.
-, yds I6-iuch Cream Serge. soiled. Reduced
from 81 30 to 81 % for pee.
rs yds. 4i-lnch White Wolfe Reduced from
s. "a 10 81 90 FOR pee.
Also about 40 other remnants OF
High-class Dress Goods, of this sea-
sons production, marked at half and
less than half the regular price.
Second n0or C 81.
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Travelling Goods Dent.

36-ineh Bureau Trunk. made Of seasoned bass
wood. with heavy mslleable iron corners: cloth
llbed: best lock; all parts thoroughly rIYeted Re
dnced from $500 to S10s5
40-nch Basket Trunk made Of 3-ply rattan
ana covered with eDameed leather: two brass
locks; cloth lined; tive straps enclrcllng trunk Re-
dueed from 1885, to $24.75
1 S9-inch Mems Trunk made of Eastwood and
covered with best waterproof canvas; full sheet
iron bottom: cloth lined; four stats on bottom
hat box and small compartments. Reduced from
Si7.o0 TO SII.45.
l5-ineh Black Enameled Leather Bag, made en-
Imported frame; morocco leather lined; best brass
lock and catches. Reduced from $3.50 to So rs.
l6-inch Black Horn Alligator Bag, leather
lined. nickel-pated lock and catches. Reduced
from S26.50 10 $3.50
=. 1 l5.ineh Brown walrus Hand Bag leather
lined inside pocket good lock and catches. Re
dneed from si4O0 TO $3.50.
1 a4-inch Pegsmoid Bellows Suit Case. made on
steel frame; inside straps; cloth lIned god lock
slightly imperfect. Reduced from 50 90 20 Sc IS.
Basement, Equitable bldg.
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Furniture Department.

Arm Chair. for porch or cottage use: heavy
frame. double woven seat. Reduced from
$1,000 to S4.a5.
L Chair, made sigrllar to the above with extra
high back. Reduced from $1,000 to S.. %.
l Rustic Lawn Seat IN natural finish Reduced
from $500 to S4.65
1 Brown Arm Chair. with woven cane seat Re-
duced from $3.50 10 $685.
Rostic CoStmner, with pegs. Reduced from
$3.50 20 Csc.
Rustic Flower Stand with metal tray. Re-
duced from $500 20 81 95
l Arts and Crafts Porch Swing weathered
oak finish, Spanish leather cushions wrought iron
S14O5.
Green Rattan Porch Swing. high back. COM
piete with ropes, Reduced from $1,000 to 1896.
Reclining Go-Cart rattan body and hood rub
beg tires. Reduced from $500 TO $3.50.
Haywood Reclining Go-Cart white enameled
body, upholstered In leather cloth heavy fires
steel gear. Reduced from s2250 to sl0.95.
Sixth eoor G. ST.
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Boys DeDa rtrrnent.

Boys Peter Thompson" Russian Blouse Suits.
with bloomer pants; sizes 6 and T. Reduced from
81. 90 to So % each
Boys bishop Collar Suits with boomer pants:
sizes pa 3. and 6. Reduced from $45o TO 81 %
each.
II Boys Russian Blouse Suits. with blooner
pants: white and cocrs; sizes 2La to I. Reduced
from 81. 10 and 81. so to 81 Is each.
Boys Aii-linen Buster Brown Suit; size ~.
Reduced from 81 % 70 $3.50.
l Boys Buster Brown Suit. In neat shepherd 9
check: size 5. Reduced from 81 % to $3.50
Young Mems Suit; size 20. Reduced from
Si25a to So. 90
II Boys Atwood Sailor Suits: sizes 3 to II.
Reduced from $500 to 81. 95 each.
10 Boys Double breasted Suits with knee pants:
sizes to Is Reduced from $3.50 and $3.50 to
So. ~ each.
g. Boys Atwood Knee Pants Suits; sizes 8, and
10. Reduced from $500 to Si.75 each.
Third door Tenth st.
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Basket Department.

Straw Telescopes. reduced from 70c TO SOC
each; 2 reduced from Doc. TO 30c. each.
Fitted Lunch Hamper. Reduced from $1,000
to $500.
Straw Suit Case. lined Rsduced from $3.50
to 50 25
/ willow Market Basket. damaged Reduced
from 76o. to soc.
Infants Basket. slightly damaged. Reduced
Sc. each.
to $50. y
FIN door. @ St
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Upholstery Department.

pairs Real Irish Point Lace Curtains 80 yards
long and the regular width. Reduced from 81 so to
$500 pair.
Tapestry Cushion Covers, ready for the pillow
Reduced from soc. to 25c each
IT'S yards 36nch Cretonnes and Tafetas IN a
wide range OF eolors. Reduced from 40c. soc. and
coo. 10 25c. yard
10 Stoop Chair Cushions filed with good
quality cotton and covered with denim and silkc-
line. Reduced from S5c. TO 25e. each
IS remnants Cord. Gimp and Fringes In lengths
ranging from 1 TO yards; for pillows and ffrn-
ture trimming. Reduced from 25c. and soc a
yard TO Toe. piece
~ Cabirlet-made window Screens; can be used
at top or bottom OF window; odd sizes; bring
measurements with you. Reduced from $f75 and
81 % to soc. each.
walnut-fnish Screen Doors, complete with fix
lures size 3xT 1T. Reduced from $1.00 TO G9c.
each
Fourth floor. G. az
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Black Dress Goods Dept.

"a yds. as-Inch Embroidered Foule Reduced
from S450 20 Si.T5 for pee.
2N yds 4e-ach Siik-warp Wolfe Prlestiey al.
Reduced from $50 70 $500 for pce.
2is yds. 45-inch Panama Cloth (prtestiey's). Re-
duced from 81 Is to s2.0o for pee.
IN yds 50 inch Venetian Cloth. Reiuced from
81. 10 10 800 for pcs.
yds. t5-lrch French Novelty clyth. Reduced
from $3.50 60 So 10 for pee.
3 yds- 45-inch Ail-siik chiffon Goth. Reduced
from s.. IS to $500 for pee.
81 yds. f4-inch shadow Check. Reduced from
$t.6S 10 $500 for pee.
81 yds. 45-inch Chfoa Wolfe. Reduced from
81 80 10 $500 for pee.
"a yts, 44-inch Nuns Yelling. Reduced from
81 - TO 81 LOO for pee.
Second 1Oor. G ct.
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Mems Department.

2J dozen Mems High grade Collars standing and
high-fnld Styles sizes IA 14E. 10, l5fa. 15s, 16.
16ta, 1864 and IL. Reduced from 25c. to 1Sc.:
for 23e. -
IN dozen Mems High-fold Soft White Cheyiot
Collars, with plain colosed four in hand ties at
tached Reduced from zoe. to fer SOC.
25 dozen Mems Wash Four-in-hand Ties, white
and colors. Reduced from 25c. to 15c.; for DC.
40 MEMS Sik Fourth hand and Club Ttss,e light
and dark effects Reduced from soc. to &c. each.
pairs Mems Suspenders soiled. reduced from
Sl.o0 to 50c pair; 10 pairs, reduced from 25c. to
2 pairs for 25c.
80 pairs Mems Fancy Half Hose; all sizes. Re
duced from 25c. TO pairs for SOC. 49,
% Mems White Gauze Wool Uudershirts. with
half sleeves; slightly imperfect: sizes 40. AZ. "A
and 46. Reduced from S10o to soc. each
Main floor, 81.
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WOmaen's gaaif TDem4.

1 White Linen Efon Suit. skirt trimmed With
s cue a circular hounce size 80. Reduced from
Anfo Cloth Eton Suits elaborately trimmed
win braid: full circular skirt: sizes 80 and "a.
heSiucsd f-on $1,000 to $500 each.
Auto Cloth Eton Suit trimmed with braid
snd pearl buttons; gpred skirt; size 81. Reduced
White French Lawn Handkerchief Dresses.
princess effect. trimmed with red and blue; waist
nnished with Maltese hce insertion; sizes 81 and
SO Reduced from $500 to 1850 each
= Women.s Shirt Waist Suits. polka dot effects;
slightly soiied; sizes 80. "a. So as and 40. Ite-
duced from $500 to So 80 each.
Alice Blue Wolfe Fton Suits trimmed with
sir; silk lined circular skirts; size So. Reduced
from $500 to $3.50 each.
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Ebert Hubbard says: Success
is in the blood"-and Ebert is
right.
It's the little red corpuscle that
does things.
It's the lack of the little red cor
puscle that makes you nervous, in
dolent, sleepy and "off your feed"
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Linen Department.

a Hemstttched Damask Teaeloths SO inches
square Reduced from $3.50 to SI.00 each
Q Irish Damask Pattern Cloths; size aLsx21.
reduced from $40 to S3.25 each; cloths size
2t2x3 yards, reduced from 5000 to 81 so each
Damask Cloths. slightly imperfect; size 2Is
yards, reduced from $3.50 to So %. g. size yards
reduced from $500 to 50 90 each
dozen Irish Damssk Napkins q inch Re-
drced from $500 10 $500 DOZEN
200 Hand-embroidered Asbestos Lined linen
Table Mats: sizes fx9, oval reduced from T5c to
25e each: 12xl2 round. reduced from 81 90 to 35c
each. - -
Second floor Eleventh street.
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Dempster Arrafgned for Pearce Muir

Dempster Arraigned for Pearce MUIR
ders.
Elmer Dempster. the negro who killed
Mrs Samuel Pearce and two OF her children
at Canonsburg. Pa. Sunday night, was ar
raIened at Washington Pa, yesterday. and
as he had no money counsel was appointed
for him by the state. Gus Patterson and
John Rucker, two negroes whom Dempster
duplicates In another murder. were also ar
fend them. The three men were then held
for the criminal court this month. Patter-
son and Rucker win be tried FIRST and
then Dempster's case win be taken up. Rob-
ert Pearce, the three-year-old boy wounded
by Dempster at the time OF the murder. Is
now expected 10 recover.
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Cotton Goods Remnants.

Lengths, ~ to 1917 yards.)
Remnants OF Batiste Lawns printed and
plain colors
SC. yard. Were I2Hc.
Remnants Of Imported Printed Irish Dim
fly,
I2Hc. a yard. Were 25c.
Remnants OF Printed SILK Mousseline.
Iso a yard. Were 25c. and 371zc.
Remnants OF Mercerized Eolienne
Isc. yard. Were 2oc.
10 remnants OF Printed French
Organizes, as follows:
5 designs 81 heliotrope flowers printed on white
ground. lengths 54s yards 5% yards. yards, 5ls
yards and ~. yards
designs green flowers printed white ground,
lengtes 81 yards and yards.
designs gray flowers printed white ground,
lengths yards aud 81 yards.
design pink roses printed on white ground. Az
yards
Ioc. the yard.
Reduced from 37Hc.
Mt. - -
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Corset Department.

pairs LILY Of France Corsets straight 'front.'
low bust. long hip. front elastcs attached; sizes
20, % and 80. Reduced from $500 TO $500 pair.
a pairs Sapphire Corssts, straight front. low
bust, long hip. boned with real whaiebcne; sizes
%, a. 20 and 80. Reduced from $500 to $500
pair.
pairs Sapphire Corsets. straight front, medium
bust. long hip. boned with real whaiebone, front
and hip elsstlcs attached; sizes 20 aud %. Re-
duced from 50 90 TO 500 pair
is pairs Net Corsets straight front, long hip;
Sizes Is. 10. 90 81 %, 20. 20. n. %. 20 and 80.
Reduced from T5c. to Soc. pair
Third floor Eleventh 81.
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Friday Bargain i'm
Silk Umbrellas.

A small lot of Women's Novelty
Silk Umbrellas, size 25-inch, suit
able for rain or sun; some have en-
broidered polka dots, others are in
neat checks and changeable effects.
All have attractive natural wood
handles.
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Friday Bargain i'm
MnnsHin Underwear.

Fresh, crisp, new goods, just from
the cases, offered at halt the
regular prices. There are drawers,
corset covers and short skirts, and
they are made OF a good quality OF
muslin. generously proportional
and variously trimmed with hem
stitcidrg, tucks, laces and embroid.
cries. These garments are well
made and finished and arc splendid
for general summer use.
2Sco per garment.
Regular price, SOC.
Third floor. Eleventh st.
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BOGUS Count and Countess Held.

A cabiegram from Cherbourg says: "Ex-
tensive frauds perpetrated upon tradesmen
and hotel keepers here have led to the ar
rest of a man and woman who were for
merry in the service of Count Wittgenstein
as valet and parlor maid. Count Wittgen-
stein is said to be at present in the United
States The prisoners had in their posses
sion the counts marriage certificate. They
had recently travelled on board the steam
ship Kaiserin Auguste Victoria. They reg
istered in hotels here as Count and Count
ess Wittgensteia.