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The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-03-21
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the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Green
Boteler.
The Monterey Methodist people are
having their church painted.
Our new preacher Bro. Afford is a
stirring man, the people are delighted
with the truth he has spoken unto
them. He preached for us last 2nd,
Sunday. and his text was taken from
139th Psalms 23rd and Gath verse.
Search me 0 God and know my
heart. try me and know my thoughts
and see If there be any wicked way in
me, and lead me in the way of ever
lasting"
Rev. George Laird will preach at
the Baptist church 4th Sunday, and
everybody is invited to attend.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-03-21

New Prospect.
Health Of this place is not very
good.
Mrs. L. D. Carter has been sick the
past two weeks. She is improving
very slowly.
Miss Candis Kersh, of Jackson,
spent few days at home this week
and last.
Miss Mary Belle Williams is visit
ing friends in Morton.
Mrs. 8. j. Rushton has been visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Robbins, of
Greenfield.
There will be preaching at this
place Sunday. Everybody invited.
J. F. King. Of vioksburg. visited
friends at this place Sunday.
Our good teacher, Miss Mamie Ba-
ker, has finished her school and re-
turned home. Her many friends here
regret her departure.
Listen for the wedding bells ii just
. few days.
Monterey.
We are having some beautiful
weather now.
The Monterey people are on the
healthy list this week.
Mrs. Sarah Taylor is tho guest Of
her brother ". W. williams this
week.
Miss Kate Bullock has returned
home from her school. We are glad
to have her with Us again.
Il. n. Bullock. Of Millsaps College,
visited homo Saturday.
A nne girl has como to brighten
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-03-21

Goshen, are visiting their daughter,
Mrs. E. W. Slade, this week.
Buck Worley, jr., of Pisgah, visit
ed the home of Mrs. Laura Moore last
Saturday and Sunday.
We are going to have a concert the
night of the goth. Every in
vited to attend.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-03-21
Plain.

Miss Willie williams visited rela.
tiyes and friends n jackson Monday
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-03-21
ANNOUNCEMENTS,

We are authorized to announce the fol-
lowing.named candidates subject to the
action of the democratic primaries next
summer:
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-10-17
Obituary.

Sarah Jane Gosgriff was born Jan.
LIST, 1885 in VenangO Co., Penn. and
died Oct. 7th, 1907, and was there
fore Il years. 8 months and 6 days
old.
she was married Sept. 2Sth. 1854
to Ambrose Baker who died April IA.
1901. They came to Dakota in 1888,
being among the first Of Mar
lar township.
She was the mother Of six children.
only two of whom survive her; Ella
j. wife VI ". 4. hyde, with whom
she has resided sitIce the death of
her husband, aud Nav L. wife of G..
A. Sloan OF Drakesville, Iowa, who
has heen with her during her last
illness.
She suffered with great patience
for many weeks being lovingly at
tended by her family and many
friends. She realized her death was
near and babe her family loving
good bye and expressed her willing
ness to 60 Although she was not
n mem brr of any church. she died a
christian woman, a loving mother,
and faithful friend whose loss will
long be ielt by her family and many
friends.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-10-17
Auction Sale.

Having decided to move to town
l will sell ut public auction at my
farm IL miles northeast of Gam Val
ley and 81 miles northwest of Wes.
sington Springs. Sec. l9-l0S-67 OIL
Thursday, October 24th
commencing at 10 O'Clock sharp. the
following property:
IL horses; Al cattle; 40 hogs; and So
chickens. Cream separator, tread
power, spring wagon. harness, hay
rake, mower, and other articles too
numerous to mention.
Free lunch at noon
Terms Of sale; sums of Sl0 or less,
cash: on larger amounts time will he
given until Oct. l, 1908, OH bankable
paper at 10 per cent.
il. Butler, +. q. Vessey,
Auctioneer Clerk.
WALTER HYDE.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-10-17
South Dakota

Teachers examination Is in pro.
gress.
Charlie Sanders purchased q very
fancy dog Tuesday.
Mrs. Emmor Jefferis and Frank
were In town Monday.
Pat Kearney took a load of bar
ley TO kimball Saturday.
The government thermometer reg
istered 200 last Friday night,
Harvey Trainer took a load offiax
to washington Springs Th ursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Mulhair went
down to Kimball the last of the week.
MIR. and Mrs. Dave Dowart spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. J.
Trainer,
Ifyou are going to sell, or want
to buy more land, better see w. A.
Hoobler.
!. q. Hill went to work yesterday
and MS a result his threshing for this
year is finished.
Keeler has three or four varieties
that new one from.
Uncle Sam will hold civil service
examination for rural mail carriers
on November 9th, at Kimball.
The earthwork on the Crow Creek
grace has been completed and Swart
out has large force at the gravelng.
j. A. Johnson came up from Alces-
ter Thursday, after spending a few
weeks there looking after business
affairs.
We met Ira Ellis in kimball the
FIRST or the week and he says he is
coming up to Buffalo county for a
visit soon.
The CHIEF has q good proposition
to make any young man or woman
who desires to acquire a first class
business education.
In the list of those who were sue.
cessiul In the drawing. for lands on
the Lower Brule was A. Urban of
Gann Valley. who drew No. 16j.
+. ID. Robinson of Sioux City was
in town a few days the first OF the
week looking after tn" interests OF
the Hanford Produce Company.
Private Sale.
| ] VIII sell the fOlloWing stock. dur
ing the next two weeks, at private
sale:
10 cows, yearli1gs, 10 spring
calves. DurOc Jersey bOars and
30 Osows-farrOwed in April and May,
3 brood sOws--due to fnrrOw soon.
On all sums over $25. 90 one year's
time will he given on bankable pa
per bearing s per cent interest.
Come early and bring your bank
reference Farm miles northeast
of Washington Springs.
W. r. WINTER.
The following clipping referring to
the son OF our former tIwnslnan. W.
| l.. Heald. will he read with interest.
He has been in MorninSside learning
stenography and expects to work
for a year before going to YanktOn
to finish.
Owing to n heavy increase in busi-
ness Sheriff f. G. Dilley has found tt
necessary tn add another deputy to
the force, and X. :. Heald, of Morn
ingside, has been appointed to the
position. Included In the new bust
ness are twenty-five sheriff sales.
which have been set during the last
six weeks.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-10-17

"Out q! sight, out OF mind" ia an
old saying which applies with special
force to a sore. burn or wound that's
been treated with Bucklen's Arnica
Salve. It's out Of sight. out Of mind
and out 0f existence. Piles too ana
chilblnins disappear under It's heal
ing influence. Guaranteed by w. j.
Hughes i Co 25c
Evening journal., 1907-06-18
COURT SUSTAINED VERDICT
Special to The Evening Journal

Special TO The Evening Journal.
DOER, Del. June 1S.-In Supreme
Court this morning one case was de-
cided, one continued and five left over
for, argument this term.
The case decided was that of the
Wilmington City Railway Company
plaintiff in error in an appeal for the
reversal Of judgment In the suit Of
James r. White, in Superior Court
The company was represented by
Neary. Ward and Gray. and Mr.. White
by L. Irving Handy. Judge Boyce in
delivering the opinion, sustained the
court below. The appeal case Of Jane
3. Naudain vs.. aHnnah Payton was
continued until tie January term. The
National Dredging Company took an
appeal against tho decision Of the lower
court IN tho company's suit against
the president, directors and company
of the Farmers Bank Of Delaware
The case was on at tho noon recess.
Evening journal., 1907-06-18
HELD UP THE
ENGINEERS BILL
Levy Court Committee Wants
MIR. KINNEY to Itemize
the Charges

Bills Of William A. KINNEY. civil en-
gineer, totadng s5S2io for survey work on
reads in New Castle county were held up
by the Finance Committee Of Levy Court
this morning in order TO give Mr. KIM
mey an opportunity TO iaemize them be-
fore they are acted upon.
Mr.. KINNEY was employed by Highway
Commissioner Pree to make survey
OF certain roads in the country with a
view OF ascertaining the cost OF improve
emnts to them. His total bin was s74S IS
div ded as follows:
Survey OF pubic read from Tyb,ut's Cor
ner 70 Red Lion Creek, $ii4so, paid on ac-
count $50: public road from Mt Pleasant
to Boyds Corner s309o5. paid on ac-
count, 500; public road fram Rel Lion
to Delaware City line s32LGo. paid on ac-
count SO.
1t was held by some members Of the
committee that the charges were excess
sive.
Evening journal., 1907-06-18
MAY DROP
DIR. A. 7. NEALE
Special to The Evening Journal

Special to The Evening Journal
NEWARK, Del, June lS.-aThe truss
tees Of Delaware College are in ses-
sion to-day. 1t is said DR.. Arthur Ar
thr T. Neale win not be reelected to
his position as director Of animal in
dustry and agronomy Of the Agricul-
ture Experimental station. in connec-
ton with the college.
Just how this will be received by the
farming interests Of the state Is nod
known. but IL Unexpected that Il will
cause somewhat Of a stir Or. Neale,
up to about a year ago, was director
Of the Experiment Station. but he was
removed from the directorate by thu
college trustees. and the new post Of
director Of agronomy and animal in
dustry was created. to which he was
appointed
Changers from all parts Of the state
raised a protest and appeared before
the college trustees with a request that
DIR. Neale be continued at the head OF
the Experiment Station. The upshot
Of the controversy was that the trus-
tees did not recede from their position.
Professor Haywood being named as di-
rector OF the Experiment station and
the new Office being created so that DR.,
Neale could get in close touch with tbs
farms and study their cattle and grow
ing crops.
At the recent Legislature efforts
were made through legislation to have
the trustees Of the college reorganized,
so that eventually the State would ac-
uire the college as its own. With the
Changers who appeared before the
Legislature advocating the change was
Or. Neale
His antagonism OF the plans Of the
trustees probably led up to to-day's ac-
tion, for he was one Of the speakers in
behalf OF making the change. His at
tiude then was resented by many OF
the college trustees.
Evening journal., 1907-06-18
THIRD VICTIM
OF THE RABIES

West Chester, Pa, June ls.-Seven-
yearold Herbert Nullin, son Of Herbert
y, Mullin, who died in great agony ON
saturday evening, notwithstanding that
he had Undergone the Pastsnr treatment,
is the third child to die with hydro
phobia in Chester county within six
weeks. The first victim Of the dread dis
case was little Edna Fisher, 4-year- old
child, of Valley Forge, six weeks ago,
after being bitten by her pet dog.
The next victim was Frank, the o.
year-od son of Hashbish Clemens, OF
Warwick township, who died last week,
having contracted rabies through a
scratch on the hand while nursing a pet
dog bitten by another.
Evening journal., 1907-06-18
TWENTY-SIX
GET DEGREES
Members Cf the SeOicr Class
al Delaware Gle e
Awarded Diplomas
At MEETING OF TRUSTEES
speclal to The Evoning Journal.


NEWARK. Del. june is.-rrustees of
Delaware College IN their annual meet
ing to-day voted degrees to twenty six
young men who will comprise this years
graduating class. Every man in he class
was voted degree The graduates and
the degrees they will receive tomorrow
are.
Bachelor Of Electrical Engineering
Edwin A. Buckmaster. Thomas b. Smith,
William r. Homewood and George Jack
son Stevens. OF Wilmington; Howard W.
Crossan, of Newark; Howard ID. Giif-
fin of Newark; John r. McFarlin, Of New
Castle; Herbert W. Ridgely Of Warren,
Md
Bachelor of cvn Engineering orge
w. Francis. Frederick S. Price. Paul r.
Rossell and Clarence A. Wyatt, OF WI
niington; Oscar A. Hudson. Of Laurel;
Paul Henry Keppel, Of Lancaster Pa;
Harrison NJ Price OF Delaware city;
Samuel b. Sne. OF Osceola Mills. Pa,
and Lester +. Yoss. Of Smyrna.
Bachelor Of Arts -(ClassicaD-C Charles
Blake of Elkton, Md. Charles p Messlck,
OF Georgetown. and Everett +. Warning
ton Of Be-rsetown
Bachelor OF Mechanical Engineering
Kari Ludwick Hermann. Harry G. Law
son.. of Wilmington.
Bachelor OF science-Gat.n scienthc)-
Laurence L. Cam. Of FELTON,; Warren A.
Singles. OF Christana; julian C. Smith,
Of Eikton.
Bachelor OF sc'ence-Urregular Course)
John II. Perkins, Of E,kton.
Certificate in Clvn Engineering, Carl
ton y Shahe-.
The degree OF Master Of Arts was con
fcrred upon John H. Nfulchstt. Of North
East. Md. and Ernest w. sipple. Of Mont
rrse Pa.
This Is the largest class in the history
OF Delaware College since the re-organ =
sniion OF the Institution IN 1878 and is an
Indicator Of it's healthy growth.
An Interesting observation Is that not
ne Of the young mon is graduated in the
course Of agriculture. although Delaware
Colese Yves des gned TO foster the stusy
and propagation OF scientific farming.
Evening journal., 1907-06-18
Performance at oarrick.

At the Garrici Theatre last night an en-
ioyable performance OF "A Man Of Mys-
terry" was given by the Irene Myers
Stock Company and the large audience
present expressed its appreciation OF tho
work Of the company by frequent out
bursts Of hearty applause.
Mss Myers in the stellar role Of "Flos-,
sic Glenwood" portrayed the character
excellently and in fact every character
was most excellently taken.
Ferdinand Tidmarsh, as Ned Keene. a
detective, made very favorable impress
sion. Mr.. Tidmarsh is a native OF VIII
mington. and is forging rapidly to the
front ]. L. I.effig. as Richard Glenwocd.
the shadow; James Il. Mackey as Noah
Lott, a negro servant; Martin Wood
ruff as Bin Burke, a piclzpocket; Roy
Philips as Herbert Lesley, a physiciani
Mss Pert Croix as Mike Merton; MISS
Edna Siecrsst, as an old hag. and Miss
Catharlne Francis all interpreted their
parts IN 4eV'sr Tfhkse M MISS Ffane's .,
work in the'oisofh re borne in " sPecie'I, s.e ,
iy nne pief Of (aet wnlinsnessP
Evening journal., 1907-06-18
FIVE KILLED BY
POWDER EXPLOSION

Williamsport, Pa, June ls.-Five men
were blown 10 atoms to-day in an eX-
plosion Of the gelatine department of the
Sinnemahoning Powder Manufacturing
Company's plant, at Sinneemahoning.
Hardly fifty pounds OF the combined
weight Of the bodies Of the men were
found. The roof was blown from another
part Of the factory. Two men were
slightly hurt by ying debris.
Evening journal., 1907-06-18
DEATHS
Robert Taylor Garvine.
Catherine Kane.
George ". Hunt.

Catherine Kane.
George ". Hunt.
KANE-In this city. on the 18th inst.
Catherine. widow Of the late James
Kone.
Relatives and friends are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral from
her late residence. No. SIS Walnua
street. on Thursday morning. at
o'clock. Requiem mass at ST. Mary's
Church. Interment at the Cathedral
cemetery.
HUNT-In this city, or June i6 1907.
George W. Hunt. in his 62nd year
Relatives and friends Of the family
are invited to attend ihe funeral SER
vices at the residence of his sen.
Walter L. Hunt, No. 1920 Jessup street.
on Wednesday afternoon. June 10. at
2.so o'clock Intermcnt Lombardy
cemetery.
wILsON-In this city, on June Is. 1907
Amos Wilson. age GO years.
Relatives and friends of the family arc
invited 70 attend the funeral services al
his late residence. Thiriy-ffth and Mar.
ket street. on Friday afternoon, June p
at go o'clock. Interment RivervieW
Cemetery.
HOLCOMB-On the nth inst, at Hamp
ton Roads. Va. Franklin Porteous Hol.
comb, Midshipman U. s. Navy. son ol
Thomas and Elizabeth II. Holcomb.
Funeral at Immanuel Church. New
Castle. Del. Wednesday. June 18th, al
40 D. m. Interment in Emmanuel Churcl
yard.
Evening journal., 1907-06-18
ANOTHER JAR ON
WHIPPING POST

Mayor Horace Wilson has received an
other letter concerning the whipping post
as a result of the false stories published
some time ago about the whipping OF an
alleged 9-year-oId boy at Grcenbank.
The letter comes from a distant place
and is signed with the name Of William
j. Sullivan. II is addressed to the mayor
of Wilmington. which names the writer
considers an alias for Russia, and points
to the barbarities practised in that coun-
try. lnclosed in the letter was a clip
ping of a newspaper article, headed '.Hell
of Horrors
Evening journal., 1907-06-18
MIDDY'S
BODY IS FOUND
our own wire. publlshers Prean.

BY Our own Wire. Publishers Presa
WASHINGTON, June lS-The Navy
Department was advised to-day by Rear
Admiral Emory, at Hampton Roads, OF
the finding OF the body of Walter Carl
ulrlch, of Wisconsin, who was one or
the midshipmen to go down with the
launch OF the Minnesota on June TO-
The department has also received con-
drmation Of the nnding OF the bodies Of
the three other midshpmen, one OF
which was Midshipmau Holoomb OF Del.
aware There are still six missing ot-
hcers and sailors.
Evening journal., 1907-06-18
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.


FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. with or
without board. Phillips Restaurant s,e-
ond and Jefferson ST.. 1888,
WANTED-Boy l6 or II TO leain gcol
business; board with employer. t. o."
this office. SIS
wANTED-Five salcswomen wan-cd r
our new store. The Leader. Must be eN-
percnccd. Apply 225 Market s.. jls-if
WANTED Night walter. white Apply
Hoits Restaurant, No East Fourth ST.
jlS-3t
WANrED-white waitress. Apply Hoi' s
Restaurant. No y. Fourth st. jest
wANTED-A go girl fog chiid's nurse.
Apply 800 Market s.. Jls I
PUBLIC SALE.
The property of the John NJ. Rogers
Press at the southeast corner Sixth ana
orange SITS. Wiim ngton, Delaware, viii
be sold al 10 o'clock a. m, June 20th, l3h'
on the premiscs. This sale will include ihc
boiler. engine, eleyat r and maLn shat -
ing. CHARLES q. kURII.
loli NJ irket Street,
fS-at (Onnositc Court House).
PROPOSALS FOR FUEL-sEALED
proposals for fuel for the Board of Public
Education will be received at the Board
Room until y. M. Monday, June 2ith.
1907 for furnish nc ihc PUBIC ocuoVlo ol
this city with hard tohigh coal as fcl-
lows
About 200 tons Broken Coal
About COO tons EEg Coal
About so tons Stove Coal.
About 500 tons Pea Ccdl
The above coal must De screened ana
prepared for fanNly use.
Also about 100 t-ns OF h7s' quality lump
Georges Creek Big Vein coa'. qua antec d
NOT 10 clinker An coal must We Ih 22io
lbs TO tho ton The coal must be pui M
tho cellars OF the different schools IN
auantit'es 10 be named by the commite ?.
The name OF the coll cry must be stated
with the price named Of e1ch
Proposals VIII also be received for about
20 cords Of good pine cord wood, cut as
follows.
no cords fun length and spht
6 cords cut I'm one-fo0t lengths and split
sufficiently fine for stoves
The balance to be cut once and sul O..
No slab wood viii be accepted. W7od 30
be placed I'm the cellars OF the n - tnt
schools ilnmed aiely on Its deiyey y. n
quantities to bc named by the comml'ies
hAll OF the above coal and wood mua.
n delivered by Che first day Of Senten-
- 1907.
H. contractor or contractors VIII b,
re- Wircd 10 supply an schools thai NAV
ru Nshort OF coal or wood until july is
1905. lat the contract price. ard viii b'
held ira sponsihle FOR any damage 1ha
may bccur from handling the fuel IN Je-
liver'ng same into fhe celhrs.
The Board reserves the right 20 reject
any aud an bids All D. ds must BE- mark
Ell Estimates for Fuel" By o-drr
BOARD OF PUBLIC EDrCATICN.
iarry J. Guthrie. Secretary. tls-ls- -20-2e
Evening journal., 1907-06-18
To Anrist a. camsen camp.

The Rev. b. +. Jester. Of Dover, who is
TO have charge of Camden Campmeeting
this year. visited this city yesterday and
booked several ministers 10 assist in tho
services there. They include the Rev. A.
s. poulson. assistant held secretary Of
The Anti-Slloon League; Presiding Elder
A. = Mowbray. the Rey-. l.. y. Barrett,
Of Flkton. Md; G.. r. Wyatt, Of Harrison
Street NJ. y. Church. and ". l.. $ Muir
ray, Washington Heights NJ. Z. Church.
Evening journal., 1907-06-18
co.
TAKES THE BONDS
Bid SIlO,S36 for Total Issue
Of Highway Improve
ment Bonds

Members of the finance committee Of
Levy Court to-day reported fayorably on
the bid Of the Equitable Guarantee and
Trust Company of SllO,S36 for the total
issue of $4,000 Of New Castle County
Highway Improvement Bonds, and the
court, by a unanimous vote, awarded the
bonds 20 the local bidders.
The other bids were as follows;
W. J. Hayes 4 Son, Cleveland, o., total
issue, Sll0.353.
Frederick l.. Kurtz, $4,000, Az per
cen. S2O3O2.
W. IL. Head, $4,000 at par.
Artisans Saving Bank, $4,000 at par.
Evening journal., 1907-06-18
snrinns Ere Ecarod.

Special to Tho Evening JournaI
DOVER. June iS.-Flre broke out In
the kitchen Of the s'dence Of John d.
Harlsirs this morning ard for a time a
scrious connagration was feared as the
dwelling is in the frame district OF 'he
town.
At O'Clock the fire was under control.
Evening journal., 1907-06-18
Get. = Rin rnurinn Car.

The Wilmington AutomobHe Company
this morning received the first six cyln-
der car TO come to Wilmington. Il is a
Franklin model II, and Is for Samuel
Bancroft, Jr. Its speed VIII b. a NILE a
minute.
Evening journal., 1907-06-18
MarrIed Rv Rev. Mr. Wvatt.

The announcement is made that
Preston W. OFT and Miss Elizabeth
Hampshire. both Of Claymont were
married on Saturday a the parsonage
OF Harrison Street NJ. z. Church by
the Rev. c. T. wyatt.
Evening journal., 1907-06-18

doc" Bloueh. the former Lancas.
ter ana York pitcher, has beon lani'
ca by Manager eKlchner OF the Kane
club. Of the Interstate league. The
Steubenvillc club was hot after him.
Evening journal., 1907-06-18
CHANDLER 9 TsdsstSnsF E%Ssi@sE

No. 10 ". Ninth Street
Carefr. attention day or night.
1odles in Boarding Houses. Hotels
"a Hospitals removed and cared FOR
szfn claimed. Carriages furnished.
lspodutmer'Sx nrPt-cSsss. Both Phones
Evening journal., 1907-06-18
st.ps on a Nail and pics.

CHESTEe,, Pa. June lS.-Andrew j.
Bryan. of Feiton. has died of tetanus
in the Chester Hospital. Three weeks
ago he ran a nail in his foot and lock-
jaw Developed. about a week ago.
Evening journal., 1907-06-18
Wae Taken seriouslv I'M.

James J. Kelly. who operates the eleva-
tor at the Federal Bui'diag. wis taken
seriously IN To-day and was con,pe'ied to
SO home. During his ebseaoe hs place
will be hiled by Ia leck S. Ray.
Evening journal., 1907-06-18
Only One Permit Issued.

Building Inspector johnson issued ore
permit to-day. II was to Jesse b. Talley
to erect a dwelling at No. 1915 West street
at ccst of $3.50.
Evening journal., 1907-06-18
Board Of Health Did Not Meet

board OF HcaIth DID Not Meet
The Board of Health did not meet YES
terday because Of the absence of several
members. The meeting may be held
sometime this week.
Evening journal., 1907-06-18
Mems Sample Underwear at Half Price

The men responded spenddy great price sale Of
ummer Underwear Just at the time need it. There still
hear the scyao The s pes sas s ooo 25c, $50 and Soc
Which is just half the regular prices.
Evening journal., 1907-06-18
The Genuine $I.OO W. B. Corset for 75c

We offer fifty dozen OF this celebrated Corsets This
season new model long hip with hip and front supporters
o ne white bas for medium and full forms Sizes from
60 Tor
Evening journal., 1907-06-18
The Muslin Underwear Sale

Continues to afford unmatched money saving hghass we'll
made seryceabe Underwear Ladies' Misses Chdrens
garments Just received several (rom weeks
ate Of fresh crisp Undemusns Marked prices will com
mend them to the most careful buyer
corset Covers iec 25c, 30c soc, 75c Soo and 5o
Drawers 25c SOC, soc, 75c, SI.oo 81 so and S2oo.
Gowns SOC 7sc 70c, Soc $Ioo S25 I5o 5000 to $500
Skirts 25c SOC. Z5c. SIoo $50. $500. $50 and $500