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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-09-06
COMMISSIONER CLARK LEADS
LoOmis Ahead In Contest for NorninA-
tfen fer suprene JadEe On the
Fusien TIeEet--CIcse
FInishes.
conpIet. coanty Returns.

Nc1htuE liks cc--pls1E returns have ret
been rectived q Tuesdays primaries ard
TIE prospects are none viii hs uru ths
rsroUus COUNTY boards 7>orrT5eEe tbe can
VEss TIE strRGgltuE Tstu-ns coming t1
c-lF confirm me estimate q The DuI-1s-
l5on q Reese for sur-e-ns so6Es and Al
de-sca H1d CuuplEnd Ter regents On ths
Republican t5cks-- Less material - EvE5l-
AAls On che railroad corn-zissioosrsniT. but
what hss beer tecs5ve5 wctuld indicate ths
nomination q ClE-Ge- tbough CaldUsl Is
making q -ufh stronger rur than wAs
Anticipated
OF the fus5un t3ckst Lou-nis tEs recstTs-5
lhs greater vote Tor supreme .odEs. hut
i cannot be tod Whether CT Doi he has
received Z rDs3r-fIv q h1sh the dsnocrBtic
En5 poVulist vu1s-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-09-06
BoEEPGRTE WILL NOT TALK
Receives were fr0R Former District
AtasrnsE Sfn4s Sh AItoA Case.
bat as silent.

LlENOk. Mass SeFi- A-Auurnsy General
Bunsrards Who hAs besl sg.sndiuE TIE
ssrr1sr here. ltft focEy Tor Busl1c Tc q
representative q tbs Associated Prass he
sai6 Re hhd nothing 10 say rsEArd-rE ths
Ch1cAEo a AhOa case hsEu2d rs state
rneEt e lAE1 nighL he sAid hs hhd rs-
csiEee letter today fr0n Distract Attorney
Ssms e CalczEn. Ut b= Nzs not WlL-zE
e EAks ils c1rfsnts Fsutlc Al ttis tine
ncr NEs he wiling % make puhlic me ter
= lie lsttsT hs Lad Erlrtsn 70 M Sius
Ane Which u Ess s1p.ert@s would - read
A. the uss1tng q ths CsscEE0 a Allrn
rAss IN Chiu8Eo lasr Tsssday
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-09-06
GERMANY ON CT. Z
Foreign Once Gives oBt Statement
sitaaton il Morocco.
FRANCE AND SPAIN WATCHED
Allies Are Not Expected to Stop Civil
War in Africa
MERCHANTS CLAIM DAMAGES
Allegation Made that French Pr
voked Noon to Hostilitiss.
PREuER CLKMEECEAU TALKS
Head of Frsneh Government Ssys
Neither suitas VIII Nake War
en- France Raa Natives
are calm
Allies Are Not Expected to Stop Civil
War in Africa
MERCHANTS CLAIM DAMAGES
Allegation Made that French Pr
voked Noors to Hostilites
PRENKR cLnEScEAU TALKS

FERlTN Ser. i-Fc-siE1 Se-rrts-y
TErat-tkr. I'D conversation vf-f repress-ltH-
rs,-ss q shs pcwers hBs stated fhaEt Ger
many accs-ret tuIlr rhs French ASSEMBLIES
thA- ths operations - The AIMED forcss tn
Mo-ucuo peuI6 hs ulfhir tie terms - ihe
AlEt,-irHs couvs--iu-- He has casually
aa5e5 ln s1hEts1cs. that q course The
AlEscl-Es c1-ve-1iu- 1ld uo1 contemplate
France ard spslr uo8sr-Akiur 10 suppress
a cavn war In Ncrocco. TINS rsservAtlo1
shuws that any sKte1sive military opera
ft1s-ss On t-s rarr cf the allies must either
arouse coz trovsrxy or ne preue6s6 by the
la-ss-t q TIE interested powers
The BRITISH Eurs-r-nsrt seems 70 ~ ws5f-
INK 20 A.s what Germany WI 80. and
GerrnEur. ths Associates Press is Informed
is ostsrrnszsa 10 prevent ire -'EE7-7,lErtEs-
uvn q Mnrnuoo.
Herr Tsohirszy -oaEv received thres leso-
iuE German merchants Of CssstlA-cE. who
tles clAisns for coru1e-ssfion tCr the need
jest oesrrur1ian ~ the Frenrh- As they
sHirrn. q German properly a. CHsstla-lcs-
These merchants expressed their oTt-ior
mat the sci5on q the F-ench Vss hasty
end provocative and thB1 probably NO
txhianE would have occurred had the
french consul then hssn e. CEsss slsnrs-
French Premier Talks
PARIS. SeFs- b-PTe1n,er ClerDtncssu TINS
afternoon issoed . noie winch SAID No
news has hcea received from CEsahlsrns
sdncs YESTERDAY The situation al MEEsEsn
Is normal No. .dsgis8en hEs been received
VITA refsreous 10 the rides and Ammunition
stored there. hui have reEsu1s 70 be-
bere that Ds5ther sultan intends - make
WAY against France Adrjces frurD TEnElsi
say tliAt the natives remain calm Ths
representative 81 the Preach gorsru1nsn'
reporlE ths2 ths fears q the BurcT'ssn
culouy there are uusRsldbed- TIE sKodns
frusrn that pu11- however. continues
MADRID. SEPT b--Ths ministry Of rasinns
AlIDouDeed today that q squadron q span
ssh parxflJs would be sent io Cho1 II
order so bs near Morocco and 10 prepare
fer possible sYeuiuzlubeh
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-09-06
THE EEATHER

Fr-euas- TAI 2
n Frsdar-
Fur Omaha C-u--
rl E1uHs and r1-1-
-ts-Fair and uE--E-
-rriEhl
Fur 1rgs a.
Pair. probably t'e-
coming unsettled Frl-
cav
Fur I1wB-FTldaT.
ucreaz NJ ciou1IDesR.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-09-06
FEARS NO MORE OUTBREAKS
secrefarE of JaPaRese Bareau Feels
ANsnred of SenumenG IN SaR
Francfsco.

fsOSoLULI-- EeF1 TX Ishi. secrs1ErF
df ne hEreGu q coumerce q the gzpEnsse
ForstEz Othce Who is nov in the Cnfe5
states as 3 ET.srltl uum1isE3u1sr q his
FoFsruHlsni- has written 70 Cuns1l Sz5to
s1y-ing thai he believes IAErs WI be 20
auIdhsr 0ufArsAks q EnIi-gEpzasss ssnti-
nent In san Frznclsoc- He adds that he
sur1s 70 succeed IL EuIuEhllr adjusting the
r.-aEsu- St5cu,iiHs-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-09-06
THOUSANDS or EAGLES MARCH
Annual Parade - SSrfsIk Brings out
Large Grove al COnveR-

SOEFUI-K- Va SEPT 5--T51Eys ErsEs
feature of the Ezg-ts ounFsu15lr here EEs
ne annual Isracs FETIle1pzlsE IN - d Bss
uszbe-s @ rE- Ur5sT 1ruEn al paris q
Il- comfy
P--La5HlElls. PlrtsbuHg- BsluHDure Kan
sEE C5tF and BE1slo had lhs lz-E.sl dsls-
gzLo1E tTaz oElEi5s C VrSUiZ
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-09-06
NO EFFORT TO ASSASSINATE
RePsrsed Attempt % XIII Emperor
Francis Joseph is without
Truth.

VIENNA SEPT G-It Is ufbciAzly stated
that there is no truth IN The reports of
abe si1emptaG aEsEssznst3uu q Emperor
FTznels gostiph- Al ODD peasant carrying a
cane sftsmT1ed 70 sFTruScA the emperor
foT Lhe EurT'use q Fresenfing . petition
Which LED &c So-Ds uO1fDslun and the cir-
cslEilol Of ttss ru1nOr thss IN s1tsmgg had
tsser made on ths Life q his majesty
PEira1s i-fu-nBIi0n On the subject cor
rc-bor-siss the o1icasl ststsment shSt 20 AT
tempt vas made 70 assEsslnErs The en-
pFrrr-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-09-06
RQNrEETIC

cit is reported thEt the American hest
6esIined &c make the rrdp te PAcd6c
waters U5l v5sj1 1hs P'hIfpTlres ana wiII
return tr way cf gas SusN causI Pare !
Muuu1euI al Buffalo vzs dedicated in
memory q William Mckinley EfTh
speech hy Governor Charles L Hugases
PAgs
wrecks-s Guu SPIKES from rzsl On The
Baltimore ONO railroad and big catAs-
irurhe is narrowly zFeT1es- Pare !
Arner5ean nasulfs lianSs sec0re many
orders for railroad eauir1ae-t t-o-z sO--
siEr countries. Page .
grand lodge Al Lander PAgs ]
SsnEtu- Bnrahs trdsl has l.s-s- fixed for
SeYss-pber . On the charge Il securing
Illegal timber entries Pare ]
FSftesri are burned tO 6esth in hcsel nre
a. Shelton. Wash Par. 2
Five hundred men al BsllirEhsuu-
Wash drive Hindu W.1r8u1eu c,ut cf town
and Hindus may appeal 70 Great Britain
Pare 2
1 Further 6t,sy ordered in THE Missouri
Z Standard on hearing being carried OF n
I New YORK Pare !
Z Atto-nsy General Bonspsr1s VII no5
Z discuss tn Alton 6sEl and WHY delay IA
+ ths Investigations E-as ordered Page /
Charles Deere Is fatally ia al Chicago
hcrsrdial Page !
Graia broaz-rHEs firm ot wstsen d Co
4 fhil in New G~rk because 1Nsey Sezn too
! largely IN NoT1hHsssterD railroad stocks.
Page !
4 Wreck oFCurs or the santa re rEilruad
Z near Topeka IN which Governor HCch IS
4 sisted In rescUing tbe pRss%ngers-
Z Page 2
I Representatives II gEpansss gorsrn1nern
: visit AEserSca - sectre ipfegraE1ion on
: sJEnsEsInent % raltroz1E- Page :
RoREIGN.
! Million dollar ftrs results from acts Of
4 strikers in AutEerp Pare ]
4 Germany 10 watching arEirs IN Morocco
and VIII ob5ecz II France or spain in-
tsrfere in c5Tii var between rival sultzus.
/ Pnxs ]
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-09-06
BoRAH'S TRIAL IS FIXED
Fsr@er IdHhs Senator VIII Appear
befSre Gears s4 S~Paen-
ker -

BClsE I1Ehn. SGT k-Ths cate q ne
t<gfnEinE q Unnst States Senator B1rzh's
IA 10 SsFtsuhsr = He iE rfErEed Efth
-0ns7l-i1E 10 dsfrEud ths se5srzl govern
Es11 ~ secuTinE insEkl s1tEiss e tt,nh.s-
knnea
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-09-06
People Of State Raise Money 70 Con.
memorials Murder cf President
ovERH0R HUGHES SPEAKS
Chief Executive Of State PsyI Trbuts
70 Strong Mans Nsnory.
MANY SOCIETIES TAKE PART
Grand Array of the RsPublse sad
DauEhters Of Americas Revolutten
RePre.ented ~ SPEAKERS
81 NSts.

BUFFALO y Y Ser; b--ts 6e55os-
u7r o, The Mckinley rnurument and 10
T-s-s,rtsiior 10 re state hy tbs r7cnB-
meat c1--uiss5ur Vas ;hs feature Today
@ THE ole ngrns week csleh-hDon. TIE
JruErEu E1y-u5ed pErsds- ir uhich tWo
astts'lcns q the Tpe-fih United states ~
fs-r-y two regiments g ths National
Guard q New Tark Ihe -hi--esntt E.vz-Sl
CE-atisn regiment 81 FEamlltuz En5 ths
RcgEl ENazleers @ Londur. Ont ps-ticl-
psfed. -fe 6etirEtion cerencriss began a.
% . u. Tat-e were addresses hT Mayer
AdEr. EErla- : Swift department COM
rusu5s- O. the Neu York Grand ARMY q
THE Republic. and M-t- Duusjd Mclean.
presi5er. rt-sra1 o. TIRE DEpEhtC-s - ths
Aruerpcs1 Etselu-icn- Trt strtEI1u- cf re
1uuu-le-t lo lht Stale tH Chairman Z IL
Bu1lsr O. ihs Mck5-1eg Ncug-1e-t curnruis-
s1cr En5 acceptance o. the rlouuulert tT
Charles Z. Hughes. EuTsr-ncr o. New YORK
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-09-06

Alf--T- G. q AIes -~TClls AEEaSslU.
Mln 500 the PTesa1sI- sf He Vas TX
rsuclr.E o. f-E L-s Hand q Courtesy
-tf r10lEzerI WEs bum under the a.
rsgrsuE uf e commission composed o. T. IL
BEliHr aac G-s-E- p Ms-rtsNE q BEEElo
yEtr @ MLt--u 81 NtE E1TE formerly oi
B-nEal anl e. UbaHs home FEsslds1- No
klnl+y disc- and p \ CErlis - FF-5ullls
To-Day =HeE ar end % tEsr EorE. vasE
Ctzirusr BlrIeF formally As-5ed ever e
G0reruur Hughes ~orE u1uFisis IN even
csLEl E1c q rare sTtlE-1s bsE-g.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-09-06
wILLASf NKSLET

"a EE Elected o. Congress a. ReprHEtnLk'
tive q Dt11 ll .Et--t- Iisl-s--As-sa
n e Eiects1 l7sveruuT q Dtin -u -i21 ans
ltsI and
E-T4Elue-T Il TEH ~ rE1 ~-EreE II zsM
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-09-06
SUMMARY OF THE BEE

Friasy. september 9, 1907.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-09-06

MILLION dollar ErR results from acts q
strikers In AutWerp Fare ]
Germany 10 watching Affairs IN MorercJ
and viii object II France or Spsi- IN,
tsrfsre IN c5Tii EsF t.e1 Eeen r5vsl sultsus
Okolona messenger., 1907-10-30

Were you surprised to learn that
your stoves and furnaces acquire the
smoking habit during the summer?
Okolona messenger., 1907-10-30
WILLIAMS
APOLOGY

HEN the children
of room six
took their seats
after recess that
afternoon it was
e V ! d e n t that
something unu.
sual had hap
pened, However,
the teacher, Miss
Morris, was SO
absorbed in ar
ranging the mod
els for a draw
ing lesson that
she failed to NO
tice the sap
pressed excite
ment upon the
faces in front CT
her. She also
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-10
IMPORTANT Notices.

Persons entering coliseum after the
beginning of any concert will not be
seated until the completion of the
number being given.
Evening concerts begin at SID
O'Clock and close about 1880 o'clock.
Afternoon concert begins at 2:l5
O'Clock and closes about 4 o'clock.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-10
SinqIe Admission Tickets.

The plat for reservation of single
admission tickets will be open at the
Starr Piano Co rooms, Saturday, May
% at 7.30 a. M
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-10
NJ CULLOUGH MAY
STAND FOR AUDITOR
Democratic Politician Has
Changed His Plans.
ADAIR AN UNCERTAINTY.
UNCERTAINTY.

Indianapolis. May 10.-Instead of
being a candidate for the democratic
nomination for governor. as reported.
it is now said that Representative Cal
Mccullough of Anderson will ask for
the nomination for auditor of state
Joe Kelley, secretary of the democrat
ic state committee says that he has
been informed by Mr. Mccullough 5
friends at Anderson that he will make
the race for auditor. If he does ne
probably viii be nominated as the
Eighth district democrats are big
factor in the politics of their party ana
they are very friendly 10 Mr.. NcCul-
Tough. The Eighth however. VIII
have at least one candidate for COVER
nor. as Judge Erwin of Decatur. tells
his friends that he wants the nominal
ton Congressman John Adair. of
Portland. also desires the Eighth dis
trict vote for governor. but an effort
viii be made to induce him to run
again for congress.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-10
The City in Brief.

New York count oysters at Prices.
BUTTERFLIES Patterns. Morris & Cos
Whitewater lodge of Odd Fellows
| will meet tonight.
Mrs. Caroline Tapey spent Tuesday
in Dublin.
Prices for box of nice chocolates.
Telephone the Ricnmono steam
Laundry to get your laundry II
John Ball spent Thursday in Cam
bridge City.
Hokendauqua tribe of Red Men will
have work in the Warriors degree to
night,
Take your laundry to the Richmond
Steam Laundry. 919 Main st.. phon \
151 Carpets Cleaned. 1uly31 tt
The will of the late Frederick Goe
bel musician, of Fit Wayne, sets apart
$1,000 for the Wernle orphans home
Go to VIM. Waking's for bicycle and
repair work, 4o6 Main street
Judge Henry C. Fox is at the Spice.
land sanitarium to remain until Mon
day.
Are you getting your share of that
Buttermilk Soap in Knollenberg East
window; 5 for 10c.
Go to VIM. Waking's for job work.
None too small or none too large. All
work done promptly.
Fine large grape fruit and sweet
Florida oranges at Prices.
Fred Haisley was in Fountain City
recently visiting relatives.
A Class of 81 will take communion
at St Andrews Catholic church Sun
day, May 10.
Miss Virginia Clements spent We'd
nesday in Fountain City where she
has music class.
Irone and other phosphate drinks at
Prices fountain.
Knights of Columbus special train
will leave Pennsylvania depot at s a.
M. Sunday, May 18th for Connersville
Return, leave Connersville 1890 p. m.
Fare SSc 9-2t
Free turtle soup Saturday night
Fred Brokamp's. 80 Main street. 1912
Perry Reeeher transacted business
in Eaton Thursday.
Prices are still serving fresh oys-
tiers.
William H. Kelley. commissioner,
filed report of sale of real estate in
the estate of Marcus Sostmeyer. The
property was sold to Henry Lahman
for S2.430
Why get hot dinner on show day?
Get Turtle Soup from Ed Muey's;
ready 10 a. m.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Chamness will
Mrs. John inserman of Cam
bridge City. Sunday.
Seven flayors of creams and ices the
fery best. at Prices.
Rev. Wilbur Nelson, Of Richmond.
stopped Off in the city few hours
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-10
Pennies

are worthy of your considera-
ton. Many persons very fool
ishIy cast them aside in scorn;
these same people are usually
the ones VINO are constantly IN
debt and need of money. II
they could only be made to re-
aIize that the pennies, and the
nickeIs, and the dimes, if saw
ed, would mount into dollars
and the dollars into a tidy for
tune-if they would under
stand and save, their financial
trouble could be avoided. Think
this over, and then open up an
account drawing three per
cent. compound interest at
Richmond Trust Go.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-10

Tuesday while enroute to Matthews
Matthews and will move it to Nobels-
Iville.-Nobelsville, Ind, Ledger.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lacey have
returned from a short visit with JAS
Lacey at Fountain City
John Edgerton and A. H. Hutton
were in Chester Thursday, on bust
ness.
Are you getting your share of that
Buttermilk Soap in Knollenberg's East
window; for 10c.
Mrs Frank Neff will entertain Sun
day in honor of the 18th birthday of
her father, Charles P. Thum, of Eat
on.
See VIM. CoSgrove at Waking s
plumbing store, 4O6 Main street for
sanitary and modern plumbing, heat
ing and ventilating. Also job work
done promptly.
U-All-No. minis and arctic bottle
minis at Prices.
Mr. and Mrs Will Keelor are en-
PERTAINING Mrs. Emma Ferguson and
her grandsons, Harold and Robert
Mcdaniel, of Milton.
Don't forget the all-day market to-
morrow at % n. 9th street. given for
the benefit of the Y M. c. A. under
the auspices of the w c. T. u.
Splendid opportunity to get your
Sunday supplies, bread, cakes, pies,
etc.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-10
kNOLlENBERG'S STORE.
Housekeepers' Opportunity for Lace
Curtains.

We have about 80 Single Curtains
which were used as samples and worth
from, $500 to $3.50 a pair which we
have PUT on Sale at S1.oo each. Also
25 pairs Lace Curtains (sinsIe pairs
onIy) which we are closing cut at just
one-half the regular price.
Any housekeeper that can use either
a single, or single pair of Curtains
Will be able to procure great bar.
gain.
We also have left about so Wash
Easy Quilts, size s2xo0 at CSC each.
which are an exceptional bargain.
Bear in mind that the quantity is
small of these Bargains in Curtains
and Quilts, so don't delay if interested.
THE GEO. n. kNOILENBERG CO.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-10
Sore Niuples.

Any mother who has had experience
with this distressing ailment will be
pleased to know that a cure may be
effected by applying Chamberlain's
Salve as soon as the child is done
nursing Wipe it off with a soft cloth
before allowing the babe to nurse.
Many trained nurses use this salve
with best results. For sale by A. G.
Luken & Co
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-11-10
LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR SUITS.
WAISTS, SKIRTS, JACKETS
AND COATS.

$500 and $3.50 Skirts, s1.9s.
ing full Of that indescribable some
thing called style" Tucked, ffaring
bottom, light and dark mixtures,
guaranteed worth $3.50; our
Forced Sale price :. ..S1.9S
Swell, tylish, all wool Panama
Skirts, in black, blue or brown; gar
ments that show the very newest
kinds of fashion; guaranteed worth
up to $500; our Forced Sale
Ladies' Elton Walking Jackets;
silk lined; all of expensive tailor
made suits; worth $500 to $500;
we close them out during this ten
day Forced Sale at =. :. :. TAG
Ladies' High Grade Petticoats.
made of heavy French mercerized
Sateen, all lengths, plated flounce,
with dust ruffie; worth s1.50;
price in this Forced Sale. :. 49c
Ladies' Outing Underskirts; made
Jackets, made of English Beaver and
Venetian Cloths, in black, Oxford
aid castor and gray satin sleeve
lined; the very latest styles; worth
$500; at this Forced Sale. ..s2.1 10
Ladies' Tailor-made Jackets, lined
throughout, of high ultra-fashionable
effects in Venetian Broadclotns and
oil h11Ia and
the popular grays; positively worth
$1,000; Forced Sale price. ..s6.9S
Ladies' Long Coats, all Skinner
silk and satin lined, beautifully made
and trimmed in castor, Oxfords and
fine black; the SWEETEST thing out
this season; worth SIS; in this
Forced Sale. ..S79S
Ladies' fine fall and winter Jackets
and Coats, Skinner silk and satin
lined, this seasons styles and lengths
black, blue, castor, gray and all the
popular shades; worth up to SIS;
III this Forced Sale. :. .$9.9S
Ladies' Silk Petticoats, new and
up-to-date, made of best guaranteed
silk; worth $500; your choice
during this Forced Sale. =. $3.50
$3.50 Shirt Waists, Acc. Short
sleeves with embroidery insertion;
handsomely trimmed; waists that
others rightly ask $3.50 for. We have
them in all sizes, but would advise
you to come early, as undoubtedly
they won't last long at. =. 49c
$3.50 and $500 Waists, CSC. Win
ming 1907 styles; short and long
sleeves. gorgeous1y lace trimmed and
embroidered waists; matchless in
styles and value; Forced Sale
PRICE. SOC
$3.50 Poplin; hand embroidered
Shirt Waists, of the very best quail
ties and styles; Forced Sale
price. .$I.So
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-11-10
MEMS PANTS.

81. so Mems Trousers, 81. 40. Mems
dunn weights, double S t i C h
throughout, a great assortment of
them in all sizes, positively worth
So so, in this FORCED SALE s1.4
$500 Mems Parro Pants, 1924.
Come in all sizes and colorings; al
ways sold for 5000; during these
ten days s324
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-11-10
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR, ETC.

Ladies' Muslin Gowns, neatly
trimmed with tucks and hemstitched
square yokes; sold regularly at soc
and 95c; Sale price. ;. 59c
Ladies' Muslin Skirts with five
rows of lace inserting and edging;
others neatly trimmed with embroi-
derry, hemstitched tucks, - large
f1oupo~ we're SITS; Forced Sale
price :. >. CSC
r. & G. and Thompson Glove Fit
ting $3.50 Corsets; Forced Sale
75c Corsets; hundreds piled on
counters; short and long models; all
sizes; Forced Sale price. :. :. 24c
LADIES' HOSIERY AND
UNDERWEAR.
Ladies plain black Hose. seam
less, all sizes, regular 15c values,
FORCED SALE .... ;. SC
Ladies' black Hose, seamless, dou-
BILE heel and toe, guaranteed fast
black, regular ESQ value, FORCED
SALE price :. :. :. 49,. :. lac
Standard Childrens fast Black
Hose, in all sizes, double heel and
toe, regular 15c values, FORCED
SALE price. &C
Women and Children's Vests and
Pants, silk tapped, heavily ribbed,
feece-lined, in all sizes and styles,
per garment :. =. :. 23c
HANDKERCHIEFS.
Ladies' linen-finished Handker-
chiefs,s sold regularly at 1Oc,FORCED
SALE :. :. ;. :. &C
Ladies' finely hemstitched Hand
kerchiefs with floral designs in cor
ner, worth up to 1oc, FORCED
FURS. FURS. FURS!
$3.50 Boas, this FORCED SALE CSC
$3.50 Boas, in this FORCED
SALE. 81 IS
$3.50 Boas, in this FORCED
SALE. :. 81. 3s
BLANKETS AND COMFORTS.
100 pairs grey cotton blankets, full
size, worth So, FORCED SALE csc
100 full size Comforters, fancy top
and bottom, white cotton fleece, pos
itively worth $3.50, in this FORCED
SALE .$1 "a
1914 extra heavy wool Blankets bar
gain at $3.50, during this FORCED
SALE :. . So 50
TRUNKS AND SUIT CASES.
Our $500 trunk is one of the best
values ever offered, it has Yale lock,
we'll made and braced; to make them
go fast during this sale, FORCED
SALE price. ;. :. SO SO
20 trunks worth $3.50, with sheet
iron bottom, good lock; we'll made;
FORCED SALE price :. ). .$1.24
Don't fail to see our suit cases, as
we have the best line in the market
of all solid leather, with safety locks,
which we will sell at about one-half
the regular price.