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The Washington herald., 1907-09-20
BEAR HUNT TO BEGIN OCT. 4
President VIII Spend Seventeen
Days in Mississippi.
Sycamore I.IH VIII Re Deserted Next
Returns 10 Washington.

oyster Bay, sept, l9.--The Presidents
bear hunt in Louisiana is assured. Sec
retary Loeb announced to-day that after
leaving Nashville on October /, President
Roosevelt would plunge into the cane
brakes of Northeastern Louisiana. not to
emerge until october q, when he will
speak at Vicksburg The next day the
President will visit Hermitage. the home
Of Andrew Jackson. where he will also
make an address.
The President viii return to Washing
ton on the afternoon of October %, after
nearly a months absence During the
camping trip in Louisiana the President
viii be the guest Of John A AIcElhenuey
and John N. Parker, Of New Orleans.
The President announced to-day the
appointment OF Judge Walter c. Noyes.
OF New London. to succeed the late
William X. Townsend as United States
Circuit Court judge. Judge Noyes, who
has been on the Common Pleas bench Of
New London County. was a guest at
Sycamore Hin two days ago.
Mr.. Roosevelt leaves oyster Bay for
Washington at 10 o'clock next Wednes-
day morning Workmen are already
busy with preparations for closing the
house at Sycamore Hill
The Washington herald., 1907-09-20

Word has been received ia Washington
that Alabamians are very much wrought
up over the refusal of the War Depart
ment 10 allow the Confederate ranks Of
the late Gen. Joe Wheeler 10 De engraved
on the monument over his grave in Ar
lington Cemetery. The War Department
recently refused the request of monu-
ment committee that This engraving be
made, and this answer has caused any
amount Of unf5vorable comment in Gen.
Wheeler's native state,
May Appeal TO Congress.
Reports indicate that the people VIII
impress on their Senators and Congress.
men the duty of asking Congress to re-
scind the opder of the War Department
and 20 allow the fun ranks Of the general
while he was in the Confederate service
to be designated. as well as those OF his
service TO the Unian.
The monument was erected by the
daughters OF Cen Wheeler. ON one side
of the monument are two blank lines.
where u was the wish of the general S
daughters that his Confederate rank
should be carved The War Department
objected. and the lines have been left
blank Il is said that the department
considered il unseemly that the hOnors OF
a Confederate general should DE displayed
in the National Cemetery
Wanted Burial in Alabama.
The Misses Wheeler desired their father
buried Al his home in Alabama. but al
the earnest request Of the War Depart
ment they consented 10 have the body
buried in the National Cemetery. Ala
bamans claim that out of Difference TO
the wishes Of the daughters the Confed-
crate ranks should be engraved on the
stone II is said that unless this is
brought about the daughters will en-
deavor TO have the body moved to Ala
bama.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-20
WOMAN RIDER HAS BAD FALL.
Mrs. Victor Mather Injured at the
Bryn Mawr Horse show.

Philadelphia. Sept I9-Mrs. Victor
AIather, a weH-knowu society woman Of
this city, was thrown from her horse at
tho Bryu Alawr Horse Show this after
noon during the judging Of the hunter
class. Although painfully injured. Mrs.
Mather remouuted her horse and con
tinued 70 take the remaining hurdles
She was wildly applauded by the specta-
tors. Mrs. Mather was found afterward
10 have been So severely bruised that she
was driven 10 lcr country home al Bryn
Mawr and put 90 bed.
The society woman was riding her
horse Silver Heels. and was just taking
the six-foot jump In front Of the specta-
tors stand when the horse swerved u
the side and struck the obstacle heavily.
Mrs. Mather showed great presence OF
mind. She saw she was in for a bad fan
and quickly drew her feet from the stir
rups In this way she was able 70 pitch
over the horses head Had slA not done
so sht would have fallen with the horse
aud been rolled on. Those who witnessed
the accident were greatly shocked when
they saw Mrs. Mather thrown, and it
was quite "a relief 20 See her remouut and
finish the course
Mrs. Mather is the wife Of a prominent
stock broker and the daughter Of George
II. Earle, president of the Real Estate
Trust Company
The Washington herald., 1907-09-20
PULLS TO AVAIL NAUGHT.
Land Office VIII Favor Western SEN
atOrs No More.

According TO an announcement made
yesterday by order Of James Rudolph
Garfield. Secretary Of the Interior, no
favors viii be shown Senators and Rep
resentatives in the General Land Office
in the future
Heretofore, Western statesmen found
10 difficulty in inducing land officials to
make special the homestead applica-
tions of those who We're able to invoke
the aid of the Congressional pull Those
settlers who were unable or did not enlist
the aid Of their Congressman had 10 wait
for the adjustment OF their claims until
the officials had unraveled several miles
Of red tape. All this is to be changed.
\ statement made public at the depart
ment yesterday says: THE General Land
once has announced that all cases pend
Ing In that Office will be acted upon in
the regular order Of their receipt unless
Il can be shown that the contrary course
IS deemed necessary 10 avoid hardship in
individual cases. and In the latter event.
only upon a showing, by affidavit OF the
Individual. that the emergency which re-
QUireS special action could not have been
reasonably anticipated"
The Washington herald., 1907-09-20
KILLED At SISTERS WEDDING.
One Brother Shot Dead by Another
Who Fired az Their Father.

Wilkesbarre, Pa, Sept. 19.-Leo Bonner,
Of this city, was shot to-day at his sis
ter's wedding celebration. and his brother
John has been held as the murderer
The father, Frank Bonner, has also been
arrested, and the police are investigating
a story told by him that his son John also
killed a man in Italy and in New York
City.
The brother and the guests quarreled
about their prowess at weights in the
yard Of the Bonner house At the height
of the celebration. and the father. angry
at this. drew a penknife and slashed John
in the neck. John, it is charged. ran TO
his bedroom. got a repeating rifle and
fred into the crowd. hoping 10 hit his
father
Leo was shot through the heart and in
Stantly killed.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-20
POPE FEARS DISTURBANCE.
To-day Is the Anniversary Of the
Fail of Temporal Power.

Rome, Sept. l9-AnXiety is felt at the
Vatican as 10 the outcome OF the demon
strations tO-mOrT'T over the thirty
seventh auniversgrx Of the fan OF the
temporal power of the papacy and the
capture of Rome by the Italians.
Demonstrations and professions occur
every year, but this time it has taken
decided anti-clericaI feeling, under the IN
spiration Of the extremists, and the Vat-
can fears it may lead to serious compH-
cations.
Vatican circles attribute this revival
of i'll feeling TO the direct influence Of
French enemies OF the papacy. working
especially through Free Masonry. and do
ing all in their power To start in the Ital-
ian peninsula an agitation similar 10 that
in France
IL private audiences to-day Pope Plus
made direct illusions 20 tomorrow, SAY
ing: Il hope that the good sense OF the
Italian people viii prevent them from fail
ing into such a trap and that they will
Remember that we are all Italians"
The Washington herald., 1907-09-20
SHAW DID NOT SAY IT.
Declares Reporter FAXED" Crifi-
cism of Fleet Movement.

New York. Sept l9-The newspa-
pers were filed tonight with what pur-
ported 10 be an interview with Leslie NJ
Shaw, formerly Secretary Of the Treas
ury. 1t was about the merchant marine
and other things, and included this
statement.
Except as a political move, 20 gain
delegates for q Presidential candidate.
the mobilization of Our war ships in the
Pacific has no apparent significance"
i said nothing Of the kind" Mr.
Roosevelt's former Cabinet officer. who
is now president OF the Carnegie Trust
Company, declared tonight when asked
as to the authenticity Of the quotation.
a young man came in who wanted 10
interview me, but I would not be inter
viewed. He pressed me for something.
and gave him a copy of a speech
made some time ago on the merchant
marine. 1 said nothing to him about
the war ships going 10 the Pacific. and
don't want 10 be quoted on that sub
ject Al ALL
The Washington herald., 1907-09-20
ARMY MEN IN FIST FIGHT.
Ofiicers Aboard Transport Logan
Are Placed Under Arrest.

Manila, P. l., Sept I9.-Capt J. r.
Lindsay and Capt. w. s. Wygant. both
Of the Thirteenth Infantry. have been
arrested by Col. Loughborough, their
commanding officer, for engaging in a
fist night aboard the army transport Lo-
gan, lying in quarantine at Nariveles,
en- route TO San Francisco.
Captain Lindsay was seated at table
in the smoking room with Capt Wygant
and others. It was stated by friends Of
both that Lindsay had been drinking. He
was suddenly seen 10 strike Capt. Wy
CANT. and the trouble was only queIled
after a great turmoil.
Col Loughborough, it is stated, will
prefer charges against both officers when
the Logan arrives at san Francisco.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-20
HARD 10 ESCAPE REPORTERS.
of Wisconsin Town VIII
Meet in Fire-proof Vault.

Racine Wis Sept. 19.-Mayor Hor-
lick and his board Of aldermen will
hereafter hold their secret sessions in
a fre-proof vault to escape inquisitive
newspaper reporters. Mayor Horlick
does not care TO have his pet schemes
become public property. but this mas
happened on several occasions recently.
First, he thought there We're mind
readers among the reporters. and then
he attributed the leak 10 a secret tel
phone arrangement, But the mayor
says nothing Ike this viii happen
again. for the next session viii be
held in the hre-prOof vault in the board
of education rooms
The Washington herald., 1907-09-20
LOST IN GRAND CANYON.
Mrs. JOY, Hostess 10 Mrs, Nicholas
LOnEwOrth. Is still Missing.

Mrs. JOY, Hostess 10 Mrs. Nicholas
LOnEwOrth. Is still Missing.
st. Louis. Sept. l9-Information re-
ceived here to-day from Williams, Ariz..
that Mrs Charles F. JOY. wife Of the
recorder of deeds Of st. Louis. and former
Congressman. and who has been hostess
Of Mrs. Nicholas Longworth, at Grand
Canyon. has been lost in the gorge since
early yesterday.
Searching parties are securing the can
yon.
According to advices received, Mrs. Joy
and woman companion started to fol-
low a trail down to the river, and in
tended 10 be gone for only a short time.
A storm came on suddenly. and it is
feared they lost their way.
Mr. and Mrs. Joy went West several
months ago for the benefit Of her health.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-20
LAST DAY" FOR KOREANS.
Japan VIII Annex Country ii People
Continue UnfriendIy.

Tokyo, Sept. 19.-The possibility that
Japan will have 10 annex Korea seems
to have again risen. Marquis Ito is
quoted as having said that it may be
necessary to alter Japans policy owing
TO the present situation. and that If the
Korean people persist in their attitude
of unfriendliness it will be the last day
for them"
Tokyo papers are receiving reports that
insurgents are gathering from all direc-
tions around the city of Seoul to attack
lit. Rowing parties Of Koreans. under the
leadership of ex-soldiers, are killing jap
anese officials and civilians and Koreans
suspected Of being pro-Japaness
The Washington herald., 1907-09-20
No StipuIations I'm CHALLENGE

London, Sept 20.-According to the
Glasgow correspondent Of the Standard
Sir Thomas Liptons challenge merely
formally intimates his wish for a race
in the autumn of 1908. All other con-
sideratksns are waived Sir Thomas has
taken The sportsmanlike view that the
challenger ought not to load his chal-
lengc with conditions and st;pulations.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-20
HERALD NEWS SUMMARY.
TELEGRAPHIC.

Ion Trust Eyades Court Order
l-Poll Shows South for Taft.
MANY Americans HOmeWaTd Bound.
l-Woman's Heart is Literally Broken.
l-Roosevelt to Hunt for Bear
3-Bishop Berry Denies Cocktail" Story
S-Mans Mind a Blank for Sixteen Days
EROberts Suggests New Banking Plan,
News OF Maryland and Virginia.
9-JOhn D.. Jr, quits Bible Glass.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-20
IDENTITY OF loser KNOWN.
Mrs. A. r. Mason, OF Larchmont, One
WhO Reported s3O6,O Geo Missing.

Larchmont. Conn, Sept 19.-The woman
who is supposed to have lost the tin box
containing S9O6O00 on New Haven rratr
is believed to be Mrs. A. p Mason. OF
LarchmonL At her residence to-day if
was admitted by woman who has been
serving as nurse that II IS. Mason had
lost large sum of MONEY. The woman
said that Mrs. Mason and her husband
had gone away several days ago but she
would not say where they could be found
The Washington herald., 1907-09-20
SOUTH Is FOR TAFT
ChicagOTr Tribune'sP Poll Shows
Foraker to Be Weak.
FAIRBANKS IS SECOND CHOICE
Secretary of War Gets 33S Votes Ont
OF COZ Cast, While Vice President
called Conservative Candidates
Stronger Than in New England.


Special % The Washington Herald
Chicago. H.. Sept Is.-Under the cap
ton south Tor Tar Despite Revolt"
in the Chicago Tribune this morning.
Raymond, the Tribunes Washington
correspondent. writes in part as follows:
Although the politicians have been
guessing a good deal about il. the actual
fact as to the breakup along the South
ern Republicans, as between the whites
and the blacks. was not fully understood
until the Tribune's poll was taken.
The Southern States OF Arkansas,
Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky.
Louisiana. Mississippi North Carolina.
South Carolina, Tennessee. Texas. and
Virginia cast total Of g7 ballots in
the Tribune test It is significant that
out Of this total there are IS. or nearly
10 per cent Of the whole, which were
distinctly recorded in opposition 10 the
progressive policy of President Roosevelt.
Tart Far I'm Lead.
According to the tabulated returns.
Taft leads as Presidential choice. as
he dogs in every other section Of the
United States. The returns show that
ne is the first choice Of 3JS OF the voters.
Fairbanks following with d. Foraker
with e, Hughes with IS, and Cannon
with q.
1T is worth remembering at the same
44--
20 as their second choice. Hughes
rolled up 1gS. Fairbanks. S6: Cannon. IS.
and Koox. 96. For third place Hughes
was mentioned by l07. Fairbanks by S2,
Cannon by ll2. and Knox by Il
1t will be seen that while Taft and
Hughes ran ahead, as they do in other
section, the so-caIled conservative can
didates, Fairbanks. Cannon. and Knox,
make a much better showing when
the first. second. and third choices
are grouped together in the South. than
they do in any of the Northern sections
outside Of the 'favorite son States; for
instance. Fairbanks is mentioned on only
lo4 in New England. which section he
stumped indusuiously last fall.
Cannon Is Popular.
so, too, Uncle Joe Cannon is men
toned for first, second. or third choice by
27 Southern Republicans. whereas he re-
ceived only l27 votes for the six New
England States, although he, too, swung
around the circle and made speeches in
Maine and Vermont during the height Of
the campaign last year.
Putting these two things together. ii
seems that the so-called conservative ele-
ment in the South, which is made up
partially OF disgruntled negroes, partially
Of disappointed white ofice-seekers, and
partially of the prOperty-Owning class
which is looking for stability of invest
ment, is feeling around for q candidate
10 head Off the Roosevelt sentiment In
that section.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-20
WANT MEN FOR LONG CRUISE
Naval Commanders Asked 10 Make
Selections for Pacific Trim.

Portsmouth, n. H, Sept 19.-The COM
mandants Of the naval stations in The
East have been notified by the Navy De-
partment TO look up at once every man
in the service who has -been in the serv-
ice one year prior 20 January I, 1857; also
those who have been not Upwards of
twenty years IN the service.
This is done 70 get every available man
VINO, has not any length OF time 10 serve
ana sending them 20 the fleet that is
shortly to be sent TO the Pacific Coast.
SO that each vessel shall have a fuH
complement
The Washington herald., 1907-09-20

2-GOvernorship Fight Stirs Indiana.
2-Secretary MOseley Ill
photographers Talk Of Arbitration.
2-J. o. Edmunston Held for Bigamy.
2-Sargent Tells of BLACK Hand"
Washington Girl Defends Sisters.
Prices Go Higher
The Washington herald., 1907-09-20
WEATHER FORECAST.

For the District Of Columbia
and Maryland-Fair and warmer
to-day tomorrow, partly cloudy;
light east TO southeast winds.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-20
OMITS INSURANCE POLICIES.
bankrupt Denied n Discharge Re-
cause of Failure TO Schedule.

New York, Sept l9-Judge Hough, Of
the United States District Court, has de-
MED "a discharge from bankruptcy TO
Adoniram J. Stone, because he omitted
from his schedules four life insurance
policies aggregating $4,000, which he has
assigned 10 his wife. Mr.. StCne got into
"a mess of trouble just to oblige David
Rothschild. when Rothschild reorgaHized
the Federal Bank.
Creditors petitions in bankruptcy have
been filed against the Manufacturers No
tor Car Company and the Michael Drug
Company.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-20
TWO KILLED IN WRECK.
Limited Car on Electric Line Jumps
Track Near Toledo.

Track Near Toledo.
Toledo. Ohio, Sep. 19 - Limited car
No. 146 on the Lake Shore electri. line
jumped the track to-day four miles east
Of this city, killing two persons and
injuring several others Frank C
Barnes. the conductor, met instant
death. and the motornan, sam Jones.
was badly injured
Amos MieEka. a barber, was also
killed.
Few Of the passengers escaped with
out painful cuts and bruises, end it is
expected q number OF the seriously in
jured will die
The Washington herald., 1907-09-20
s1O-NiaEasa FaIls-SIO
And RefurT

September 25. via the Pennsylvania Rail-
roads scenic Susquehanna Valley Route
Special train of parlor cars, dining car,
and coaches leaves Washington sos q. N
Tickets good for ten days.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-20
Kentucky Todd Ties Worlds Record

Columbus, Sept 19.-Kentucky Todd
ran the first heat of the Kentucky
Stock Farm Futurity to-day in 2:0Ss<
This ties the worlds record for three
year-old trotters. Betty Brent won the
pacing part Of the futuri1y
The Washington herald., 1907-09-20
TOURISTS RETURN
CROWDS STEAMERS
DR.. ParkhurSt on the Baltic
Bound for Gotham.
CRITICISES PRESIDENT
Also Finds Fault with Commits
SiOner Bingham.

Thinks New York Police Chief "a
Failure and Most of His Policemen
DiShOnest-R. A. c. smith, Another
Passenger on the Vessel, Believed
To Bring LiptOn's Challenge 10
Race for the Americas Cup.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-20
Sl.25 TO BaItirnore and Return.

Every Saturday and Sunday via PennsvI-
vania Railroad Tickets good returning
until Sunday night All regular trains
except Congressional Limited
The Washington herald., 1907-09-20
S1.Oo Frederick, Keedysvine (AntIe-
fam). and HagerSfoxyss and Uesuru

Leave Baltimore and Ohio Station.
Washington, $50 g. m, Sunday. Septem-
Der p. Splendid opportunity TO spend Sun
day in the country
The Washington herald., 1907-09-20
NOT AN EARLY RISER.

Postmaster DisIikes Getting Up at
"a. NJ, So He Resigns.
Winsted, Conn, Sept. 19.-"Six a m.
IS too carly to rise in winter to sort mail
for the stage, especially if you're get
ting a paltry $50 a year for your work
from Uncle sam" Thus spoke Post
master Sanford. of Colebrook River. who
has rendered his resignation. AS nobody
wants the job. the department has given
notice that the office will be abolished on
OcLoher Is
The Washington herald., 1907-09-20
DISSOLVED" TRUST
DID NOT DISSOLVE
Standard Oil Officer Makes
This Admission.
MERGEDIN PRESENT ONE
Stock Of Ohio Concern Carried
Over to Jersey Company.

Government Probe in New York
Treated with Contempt by ROcke-
feiier Trustees, According 90 ANAL
journment Interrupts Hearing.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-20

Every Saturday and Sunday. All trains,
both ways, both days, except Royal Lime
tied City Offices, 14l7 G ST. and 619 Pa.
ave
The Washington herald., 1907-09-20

IL Pays 90 Deposit Your Money
IN banking dept. OF Union Trust Co. l4l4
ST Absolute protection, interest on all
accounts deposits subject TO check at
Will Accounts Of every character invited.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-20

la Carte Lunch Served Daily
At Ecksteins from Z to s. I412 n. Y. ave.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-20
DEMAND FULL RANKS
Friends Want Confederate
Title on Wheeler Tomb.
WAR DEPARTMENT IS SCORED

AIabuminns Angry and VIII Ask
Congress To ResciEd Recent order
May Remove Remains from ArIing-
ton To Dead Generals Home state.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-20
Gets Thnt Fraction Fi1ed.
Baltimore and Return, Sl.25,
RuItimoya 4 Ohio II IA

Continued on page ,, column 2.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-04-20
DO YOU NEED
SPRING SHOES
AND OXFORDS

Ladies S1.25 White OxfOrds,
now 95cts.
Ladies' S1.5O White Oxfords,
now .......... 81 %
Ladies' Sl'75 white, pink,
blue and grey Oxfords
now ........S 1.45
Ladies' patent leather Ok
fords, marked down for this
sale to. 81. 80
Ladies 1926 patent leather
Oxfords, sale price. S1.69
Ladies' 1915 patent leather
OXfords, sale price Sl.95
Ladies kangaroo Oxfords, sell
the world over at S1.50,
Our price for this sale
only 95cts.
Ladies' 200 shoes,
sale price .Sl.45
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-04-20

equally good shoes marked
at so low a price. .,... $2,95
Mems $500 shoes,
sale price 50. rs
Mems $3.50 work shoes,
sale price. .$1.95
Trade where every body
trades and Save Money.
Mems patent leather OXfords,
shoe store price $500, our
price SI.95
Mems patent leather Oxfords,
sale price. $3.50
Boys S1.50, shoes,
sale price .95cts.
Boys $500 shoes,
sale price .$1.69
Boys $3.50 patent leather
shoes, sale price ;. S1.95
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-04-20
MEMS SPRING AND SUM-
MER UNDERWEAR, ETC.

Mems 80 cent shirts or draw
erS, sale price. 19cts.
Mems go cent shirts or draw
ers, sale price r.. 45cts.
Mems 10 cent white handker-
chiefs, sale price. 5cts.
Mems ID cent carriers,
sale price 80. Sets a pair
Mems p cent carriers,
sale price 49,. l9cts a pair
Mems 80 cent overalls,
sale price. 39cts.
Mems go cent overalIs,
sale price 45cts.
Mems So cent overalls,
sale price. ....... 65cts.
Children's 30 cent overalls,
sale price 19cts.
Youths 80 cent Oyeralls,
sale price. 35cts.
Youths 30 cent work shirts,
sale price. 35cts.
Boys 80 cent work shirts
sizes from 6 to IA,
sale price only. .19cts.
Boys fancy shirts,
sale price. 45cts.
Boys 15cent suspenders,
sale price l0cts a pair
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-04-20

Mems, Boys and Childrens
Hats and caps at Bargain
prices. Grasp this Saving
Opportunity.
Mems $1,O0 felt hats,
sale price. .69cts.
Mems $1.25 felt hats,
sale price .95cts.
Mems $500 hats,
sale price $1.45
Mems $3.50 hats,
sale price S1.S9
The well-known Johnny Jones
hat, sale price only. S1.45
Mems $500 Derby hats,
sale price. .S1.45
Mems $3.50 Derby hats,
sale price. $3.50
Mems $500 Derby hats,
sale price. 1925
Mems Derby hats,
sale price. $3.50
Boys 35 cent caps,
sale price 23cts.
Boys go cent caps,
sale price 45cts.
Mems 35 cent caps,
sale price 25cts.
Mems so cent caps,
sale price 45cts
Children's % cent white caps,
sale price 10cts.
Suitable for boys or girls.
Boys IS cents hats,
sale price, .45cts.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-04-20
ChiIdren'S Novelty
Suits

Ages from 8 to 9 in the Very
Latest Designs.
95 Children's $500 novelty
suits, sale price S1.45
80 Children's $3.50 novelty
suits, sale price. S1.95
115 Children's 1915 novelty
suits, sale price $3.50
SO Children's $3.50 novelty
suits, sale price -. So %
Do not Forget the Place and
Date of this Big Sale. Bos-
ton Store.
The Best Place in Town to
Buy Mems and Boys pants.
100 pairs Mems S1.00 pants,
sale price .69cts.
100 pairs Mems $3.50 pants,
sale price .9Scts.
200 pairs Mems $500 pants,
sale price . 81 80
$50 pairs Mems $3.50 pants,
> sale price. S1.89
300 pairs Mems $4.00 pants,
> sale price. s.. 80
2S5 pairs Mems $500 pants,
sale price So. %
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-04-20

uart milk pals, Sets.
quart milk pals made of
eavy tin fully worth 20cts.
lie price. 14cts.
quart milk pals,
lie price l5ctS.
quart milk pals,
lie price. 19cts.