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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-02
REroRr on COTTON GtNNrD.

Washington. O.t 2.-Thc census bu-
rcuu reports =. i8o265 bales. counting
hound as half bale. ginnei from the
growth Of 1907 nap Go Sept %. compared
with li9s 423 bales for the same period
last year.
The report showed tho number of act
I've ginncries Co Dee 2l7l.
OF the 700 counties 90 were not heard
from
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-02

ocratc candidate pollod l.476. the re-
publican LIS and the American"
2.a2o, giving Martin o. plurality OF COS
over Hewlett and SIS less than both
Hewlett and Gillott received
ln the Second O'Donncu CAl polod
21sN, while Currie CR) and Margotts CD)
pollcd tgcthcr 3.0i2 giving a fusion
ticket $50 votes Tor margin.
Tho figures Iu the Fifth are hardly 80
favorable. Black roIlcd 1.ssS. while
5tHndieh and Baldwin together polod
1883. thus giving Black % plurality that
would Insure American party vice
tory NJ repeated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-02
WARD FUSION
VI WIN Be Discussed Dos Voters iu the
Tinh Precinct Tonight

Recent Informal discussion among
voters in tho various precincts BELONG
nr to the Republican and Democratic
parties. win take regular form iu tho
Finn tonight. when 80 viii boz decided
whether o~ not the ward win fuse on a
Councilmauic tickct
Fusion is already pretty generally
settled upon in The First and Second.
finds warm opposition Boo the Fourth.
and is little discussed iu tho Third
lu the First two years ago the Dem-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-02

The question Of how Co cure a cold With
out unnecessary loas of time ls one n
which We are AN moro or less Interested.
FOR The quicker "a cold is gotten RIA ~
tno Jess Che douucr uf pneumonia aud
other SERIOUS diaclsea Mr De- ~. T.. Han.
of WNcrlN. Va, has ugod Chamb.rlain's
Couch Remedy for years and a1yH. ~
firmly believe ohumhcrlHln'g cough Nou-
EDDY to uc absolutely tno best preparation
ou tho market for colds I have recom-
monltI 90 tH my friends and they nl
nrrea with mn" For ello by an drug
riHfa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-02
HERMAN COMMENT ON
TAFTS VISIT TO JAPAN.

al, htl 1.-The newspapers here TO-
9i.t. i'f relations between ihc United
IN 'NN ipin. which also ia the fuh-
af., Mlrh comment in tha government
qan. pm Berlin Incidental 40 HCcN
th,r. llNn ln Toxic. hls reception
f'l me recent occurrences lu Brit
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-02

In two lengths ful size
and iu skirt lengths
rufnc trimmed 200 bot
tom and lace and om-
broidery trimmings at
tho top iu H great va
rlcty of pretty effects
and styles
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-02

Made of fno quality
Muslirs aud Cambiics.
trimmed with tucked
ruflcs rufHes of ems
br0idory ruffles edged
with embroidery ana
Taco. also wide tucked
rurHeR. extra quality
lacc7 and nWhroiderios
used Ono their manufac-
turc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-02

lsh Columbia. which are regarded as bee
lnp embarrassing for Japan as placing
t beyond her power Co ash anything from
the United states. which she does NOT
from Great Britain. Private advlcos from
Vancouver. u. c. received here. says that
quite "a movement Is underway there 20
show tho Dominion government that Brit
ish Columbia might prefer an attempt at
secession. rather than submit ID uurcsuict-
ed japanese immigration.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-02
DEsERET EVENING NEWS WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 1907

elrht hours day. The strikers COM
misc a minority ~ the bookbinders in
loeton hrins employing 500 bookbindcrs
having conceded the eight-hour day
Cincinnati. O.. oct 1.-Two hundred
unlon bookbinders went on strike today
for eight hours Several large bindories
acccded 20 the demand.
ghtcaro. oct. --Bookbindcrs Dub eov-
anal III Inc large printing establishments
struck today and in many small shops
tbc mon failed to report for work. The
cvnct number out is not known The
pronrieiors OF the large concerns have
declared they VIII not t'hccdc uht
cight-hour daN.
MINNEAPOLIS, oct 1.-Two hundred
union bookhlnders struck today Tor an
EIGHT hour day. Twenty firms are lf-
feVtod.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-02

iirh school docs not warrant tho cone
tuunnca 0f the officc in view OF the
demands existing IN other depart
tuUuia
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-02

Mrs Lillian White Grant. was yester-
day held 90 The grand Jury without bail
by the verdict % coroncrs Jury iu
chafgc Or Deputy Coroner q. A. Webster
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4. KAHN. os5 + st. y. W.

jects In a seemingly rational, logi-
cal manner. His conversation was
fluent and 70 the point. His explana-
tious Of intricate points Of law or relating
% the stock market were clear and plain
His eyes were steady and bright with
reason and intelligence. and if Gourdain is
insane. The physician in charge OF the
building in which he is incarcerated has
not Yet discovered with what species OF
insanity he IS afflicted. as The physician
admitted that Gourdain seemed perfectly
sane ana sound
"He eutertaius erratic views on some
subjects. but that doesn't say that he is
insane. After We have had time 70 OBJ
serve him. we can tell with greater GER
taIutv the symptoms of his insanity"
G5urJain's father was colonel Of the
famous Louisiana Tigers during the civil
war and an acquaintance of Justice Har-
Ian. Of the Supreme Court.
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Attractive Values in
WOmen'S UndergarmentS.

ID ELOW are several items in
s. Women's Undergarments
- of muslins, cambrics, and
nainsooks, suitable for early fall
wear. Special attention is called to
the general excellence Of these gar
ments-the cloths. the shapes. the
styles, the sewing, the trimmings,
all being high class IN every respect
And on account Of the high prices
of cottonS we consider them unusual
values.
Women's Cambria Drawers. trimmed
with wide ruffie finished with clus- 0E
ter Of tucks and wide hem. Pair. EOC
Women'S Drawers. Of muslin. cambric
and nalnsooh, some trimmed with lace
and lnsei Ion, others with fine blind and
open embroidery Tuflies and clusters E0
OF tuCAS- Fdlr-------- ............... OO(
Women's Gowns of cambric and mus
lin. with high and Y necks and long
sleeves. yOkeS Of embroidery. insertion
and fine tuCks. neCkS and sleeves II
trimmed with narrow ruffies. Each [OC
Women Gowns. OF muslin. cambrjc
and nainsook. with high. low. square. and
We necks, and long and short sleeves: va
riously trimmed with dainty laces en-
broideries. beading. and ribbon c1 M
Value, $3.50. EaCh....................p p1.UU
Third flOor-Eleventh St
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SCIENTISTS WILL ORGANIZE.
To study Problems Of Life from
Electrical Standpoint.

Arrangements have been made for
the formation of a society whose OBJ
ject it viii be to study the problems
Of life from an electrical standpoint.
Scientists from the Smithsonian Insti-
tuition and 'the various government
scientific bureaus. together with stu
dents OF life Problems met Friday
evening and decided 90 organize FOR
research and Investigation along these
lines.
There viii he q meeting this evening
at the apartments Of Andrew Neon
nell. at the Ashley, Eighteenth and V
streets. and It is expected that the or
ganization viii be completed then. The
society viii probably be called the Life
Electricity Society.
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Children S Nep
Fall Refers.

~ AINTY Refers Of serge.
- mohair, and other modish
cloths, in white. blue. red,
tan, brown, checks, plaids. and fancy
gray mixtures, particularly desir-
able for early fall wear. A compre-
hensive showing, made in neat and
becoming styles, and moderately
priced.
Children's White Serge Refers. .'a,.'
length, with large pink collar and cuffs.
also in brown. made double or 0n
breasted with box back Each. pO, w
Chndren's Refers. Of dark blue mohair.
made In "a length, also of gray
mixtures. with velvet collars &C EO
Each................ .......... WV
Chidren's Cloth Refers. "a. length in
tan, checks. and plaids with collars and
cuffs Of white pique. or velvet in Q7 Eo
contrasting cOlors. Each..-......... % .OU
Children's Cloth Refers -" length. in
dark blue. red, and tan. with collars and
cuffs Of velvet or white pique co IN
Eacn-..--- ........ PO'OO
Third ao0r-Eleventh ST.
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Marine Corps.

Capt. HERBERT J. HIRSHINGER. detached Ma
rine Barracks navy yard New York 10 duty
with First Brigade Of Marines in Cuba
Capt. WILLIAM ". LOW. detached headquarters
Marine Corps. 10 Marine Barracks navy yard.
League Island.
Capt WILLIAM H. CLIFFORD. detached head
quarters Marine Corps. % Philippines reporting
on December l 10 commandcr-in-chief Pacific
feet. Tor duty With First Brigade q MARINES
First Lieut. EDWARD 4. GREENE detached Ma
rine Barracks. navy yard. Norfolk 10 Marine
Barracks. Washington.
Capt. CHARLES B. TAYLOR from New York TO
San Juan.
Second Lieut. PAUL 4 CAPRON. from Naval
Hospital. Annapolis 10 Naval Medical School
Hospital, Washington
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS-The following move
ments Of vessels have been reported TO the Bu-
reau Of Navigation:
ArriTed-Septemocr II. Talbot al Norfolk; Raleigh
at Mare Island. September r. Nero. Glacier.
and Tacoma at Provinoetown Mass; Lebanon
and HUntress az Pensacola.
Sailed-September Il, Hannibal from Hampton
Roads for Cape Cod Bay. September Y. Chicago
from Bremerton for san Francisco September
l5, Concord and Helena from Siakwan for Han
kOU.
Culgoa commissioned September z at navy yard,
New York.
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School
Supplies.

w : @sries a'@ .s''S in?ideo6 555 o6' 5@ P5'@ tn,
opening OF the schools
You can secure here all the neces-
sary school supplies in great variety
highest quality, and at exception
ally low prices. Painstaking care i,
applied to gathering the hosts OF
states, pencils, pens. erasers, cray
ons, bags, pads, books, globes. and
those little necessities for the school
room which facilitate and make
more pleasing the work Of the
student. Parents are extended a
cordial invitation to inspect our
school supply department.
These various sorts of goods are
classified and conveniently arranged
on main floor, Eleventh street side
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Pencils and Penholders-

Complete asSortments of Faber's and
Eagle Lead Pencils, hard or soft lead
with and without rubber tips.
Best quality Cedar Pencils. rubber tins
lee dozen
Mercantile Lead Pencils. inserted rub
ber tips. 30C dozen
A large variety OF PeuhOldcrs. suitable
Tor all kinds Of writer's. IN wood. cork
and rubber. &C. % l5c each.
Fountain Pens, Sl01 70 $500
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Lnree.t NornInr CircuIntinn.

All advertising contracts made by The
Washington Herald are based upon its
sworn circulation circulation in Wash
ington larger by thousands than was ever
before attained by any morning newspa-
per at the Capital Its books are open.
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$500 and S25.Oo each.

New Blue Cheviot Tau0r-made Box
Jacket Suits. semi-ntting. with satin-lined
jacket and full plated skirt, all sizes.
$500 and S25.Oo each.
New Box Jacket Suits, of novelty mix
lures; semi-tght-dtting effect plain.
plated, and trimmed skirts. a good as
sortment OF attractive patterns, an sizes
$500, $1,000, and $500 each.
We are showing a splendid collection OF
medium-woight Fan Coats for school
wear. They are I'm fancy stripes and
checks, and variously trimmed with con-
traSting cloths and fancy braids: sizes S
10 l6 years.
$1,000 and SI2. 50 each.
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NavaI Orders.

Rear Admiral H. ". LYON. detached navy vari
Mare Island. home. wait orders.
Commando A. +. FECHTELER detached Naval
War College home.
Ensign W. +. HALSEY. from Naval Hospital. NOT
folk. 70 Kansas
NidshiIman Il. T. KAYS. from Naval H1spitsl
Norfolk, % Medical school Hospital. Washing
t0n.
Asst. Surg r. J. STRAETEN. detached Naval Hos
pital, Mare Island 20 Medical school Washing
ton.
Asst. Surg. +. H. STIBBENS. detached naval train
ing station san Francisco % Medical school
Washington.
Chief BOatSWain IT. !. DUFFY. t1 charge naval
coaling depot. New London
BoatsUain A. MACK retired. detached naval c1el
ing depot, New London to home
Chief Gunner ". VI. GILMARTIN. rom Amy
General Hospital. Fort Bayari. o. Naval Hos
pJtal. New Fort Lyon
Chief Carpenter J. T. ). MILLER detached naval
trimming station. Newport 20 navy yBrd. Norfolk
Carpenter \. /. SUNDQUIST 10 naval training
station. Newport
Warrant Machnis, A. ". BIRD. detached Olympia
go Missouri
Gable from Rear Admiral ]. y Hemphiu. com
mander Third squadron. Pacific feet Manila
September r.
Gunner J. spERLE, Jr., detached Wompatuck to
iInhoan.
Commander 5. COOK. retired. died at st. Louis.
September TO-
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ARMY AND NAVY.
Army Orders


Capt. PERCY +. BISHOP Coast ARTILLERY Corps.
now 10 Fort r. g.. Wright report 90 chief o..
artillery at Washington his assistant
Following changes of Usymasters ordered. Can't
CLAUDE b. NWEEZEY. from Omaha % Phil
lppncs. Capt HENRY B. DIXON from Philip
rlurs % san Francisco
Second l.iruts. SETH ". SCOFIELD and THpS.
g. SPENCER. First Infantry. GEORGE r.
HARRISON. PATRICK j. MDEEISSEY. and
EVAN p. LEWIS. Tveuty-afih Infantry: ED
WARD H. TEALL EUGENE r. HOUSE
HOLDER, DAVID g. G. GARRISON. and
ROBERT J. WEST. Twenu-sIxtL Infantry.
HEN+AMlN T. CASTLE. HENRY H. AR
MOLD. and WILEY r. DAWSON Twenty
ninth Infantry. RALPH W DUSENBURY
Tweuty-fr,--h Infantry. BRUCE b. BUTLER
Tlirtisth Infantry. HAYDEN W WAGNER
Third Cavalry. and WALDO G.. POTTER. Fifth
Field Ar'ilery, 90 Philippines November 8
Capt HARRY =. MITCHELL. Third Field Artil.
lem frum Grove City college detailed professor
mi.ttaFF science state College Of Washington.
Plllmau
First Lieut. WILLIAM s WOOD Fourth Field
ARTILLERY. report o. commanding general. Depart
meut ot California for duty PENDING departure
OF transport for Philippines November s.
Lieut. Col. WILLIAM B. DAVIS deputv surgeon
general, fr'In Department af the East % Omaha
~ chief surgeon. Department 4 the Missouri
First Lieut.. JAMES X GRAIN. from Fa-ty-ars,
Company. Coast Artillery Corps. % unassigned
list report Go commanding ofi-er. Artilerv Dis
f-irt u the Chesapeake. for staff duty
Following enlisted men, recruit depot Fort SIocIm.
transferred 20 Hospital Corps as uriyates. he
cnuts WILLIAM A. GOODMAN cavalry.
FRANK SMITH. cayalrv and PHILIP J. DIS
tpTEAJN. infantry They win proceed % Gen
cral Ho@rital Washington Barracks. for duty
with Company g. Hospital CORPS
Private ANDREW J. BROYLES. Signal Corps.
from Fort LsaveuvCrth. 20 General Hospital
lfcSldi1 Cf san Francisco
First Scrgt- BERT r COOPER. Company n.
TwfutysiXt Infantry from san Antonio. 10
Fort sam Houston. thence % Philippines
Priyats MATTHEW e. SWIFT Company
Twentieth Infantry. Fort Shafter discharged
from the army.
Electrician SerEt. Second Glass. ALFRED NOR
MANDIN, Jr, Coast ARTILLERY Corps. from
School q Submarine Defense Fort Totten 10
Fort Grehlr
Recruit TRACY CUNNTNS cavalry, recruit de-
pot, Fort Sloc1m. transferred 20 Hospital CorDS
as private. 90 General Hospital Washington Par
racks. for duty with Company g. Hospital Corps
Contract Surgeon JAMES G.. MAGEE from Phila-
dolphin, 20 Fort Michie
Private First Glass MARTIN l. THOMPSON
Hospital Corps Fort Jas. discharged from the
army
Scrgt. GEORGE DORSEY. Troop F. Ninth Cav.
airy, placed retired list.
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DISCARDS MILLIONS
GOurdain Declares Money Is
No Longer His.
ONLY $4,000 BELONGS TO HIN

Not bothered by His Being Placed In
81. EiizRbeth's Asylum, but Asserts
His Ability to Prove His sanity 10
IA Jury-HOpes Soon to Institute
HRbens Corpus Proceedings.
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Girls Ne1V School Clothing

|T<HS Girls Garments better than They
goodness more real fitness than heretofore and from the simple
trock Tor little girls up the taor-nade for the
young Of eighteen there array beauty that
will quickly your favor.
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Ink and Pencil Erasers.

Ink ana Pencil Erasers. DC and Ice each
Steel ETasrrs. 3Jc. soc. and 75c each
Ink and Pencil Erasers. combined. 5c
each
typewriter Erasers. oblong and circu-
lar Jc and Zoe each.
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Composition Books

These books are made Of good quality
paper and the covers are both durable
and attractive
Pasteboard covers, 124 pages. &c each
sun backs. cloth covered, 14i pages. 10c
University Note Book. plain or ruled.
best quality suitable for note OF
sketeh book. l9c, Doe, and 25c each.
Cblong Note Books. ice each.
StenographeTs' Note Books. &c and 10r
each
Memo. and Blank Books. in exception
ally large variety.
Tablets-Pads from &c each to I2c.
An immense assortment of Tablets ar
low prices. Particular attention is
called to the quality and make-lp Of
our line OF Sc Tablets; smooth surface
paper. ruled or plain. sc each SOC
dozen.
Tablets. superior quality paper. IN bond
linen, and plate. 10C each.
school Tablets, containing POO sheets OF
pencil paper &c each.
Pencil Boxes.
Fancy Decorated Pencn,Boxes. .2Oc each
Others ranging in price from &c to soc
each.
School Bags.
Waterproof School Bags, 25c and Sc
Hemp School Bags. 5oc. 65c. and Sc each
Corduroy School Bags. SIG0
Heavy Enameled School Bags. water
proof, with name plate, 5Oc each.
Leather School Bags, with name Dlate
Sl.25 each.
Crocheted School Bags, with drawing
string, 25c each.
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.. The engagement Of their daughter
Miss Catherine VILLAINS Ia Mr.. Frank
Bennett Poe, of Washington, was an
nounced last spring, and the wedding Will
take place I'm April Miss Williams is the
guest Of Mr.. Poes parents IN the noun
tains OF Pennsylvania, and VIII join her
parents at their new apartment the first
Of October.
Cards have been issued for the wedding
Of Miss Amy Angel Collier. daughter Of
Mrs. Peter Collier, Of New York, TO Gil
bert Holland Montague. also OF New
York. The ceremony viii be performed
October 3. In the Church Of the Epiphany,
in New York City.
Miss Amy Aldrich. a cousin OF the
bride. Will serve as maid Of honor. and
Joseph o. Proctor, jr Of Boston. viii
act as best man. Chester Holmes AID
rich. Judge William NJ. Wadhams, Mark
lnness Brown. and Medberry Blanchard,
Of New York. will be the ushers.
Miss Collier is the daughter OF the late
Peter Collier. formerly chief chemist OF
the United States Department OF Agri-
culture in Washington, and later direc-
tor Of the United States experiment sta
tion at Geneva. n. Y She is the niece
Of President James T. Angel OF the
University of Michigan
Mr.. Montague is a Harvard graduate
and well-known writer on economic and
legal topics. He Is a lawyer and for
more thant two years has been the legal
secretary Of Mr.. Justice Blanchard. OF
the Supreme Court Of New York He is
a member Of the Union League. the Har-
ward. the Republic. and numerous other
clubs.
The date for the wedding OF Miss Dor
othy Quincy Roosevelt, whose engage
ment 70 Langdon Geer has been recently
announced, is set for October :.
The ceremony VIII take place in the
Church Of the Incarnation, New York
City. The wedding VIII be a particularly
smart event, and those who are in town
by that time viii come in for the occa-
sion.
Miss Roosevelt's mother was a Shippen,
and on the maternal side she is a niece
Of Mrs. Howland Davis Miss Roose-
yelts father. the late Hilborne /. Roose-
welt. was a grandson Of Cornelius Van
Schaick Roosevelt who was also the
grandfather OF President Roosevelt.
Miss Roosevelt Will have only one at
tendant, a maid Of honor. Miss Hester I.
Davis, ner cousin. The ceremony will be
followed by a reception at the Roosevelt
residence on Lexington avenue. Mr,
Geer is son Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Jarvis Geer, and Is a graduate Of Prince
ton.
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IN The SOCIAL WORLD
Secretary and Mrs. Metcalf
Return to Washington.
ESTABLISHED FOR THE WINTER

Wedding of Miss Gertrude Brown
tn Mr.. George Huntress TO Take
Mrs. TaIiaferro Reach White Noun
tniBs-3ishOp of London Coming.
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BERRY e. WHITMORE WIN.

secure Contract for RehnishinR
White House Gold Service.
Berry & Whitmore. the F street Jewell
ers. have been awarded the contract for
reiinlshing the gold service at the White
House. Including the CandeIabrum. mir
rors, comports. and candlesticks. the con
tract price is S2.oo0.
Berry & WhitmoTe were the successful
bidders over the leading jewelry firms OF
New York, Philadelphia, Bostsn, BaltI-
more and other cities.
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.ChiLdren'S NeW
School Shoes.

II VERY want in the line OF
Children's Shoes IS supplied
~ here. Much time and energy
have been spent in the selection Of
correct shoes for growing feet, that
they may be properly cared for.
New goods, recently arrived. and
particularly desirable for school
wear, are:
Misses. and ChidTcnS DOngOla Kidskin
Lace and Button Shoes. solid leather sole
spring heel, patent tip and tip of same
Sizes 81 to 1Oz. Pair................ 81. %
Sizes II to 2. Palr....................p .pI./O
Misses and Childrcn's Box Calfskin
Lace Shoes, solid leather sole spring heel.
Sizes 81. to 1o3s. -pair................$ $3.50
Sizes II to >. pair............... $1.75
Misses and Children's Dongola Kidskin
Button Shoes. spring heel solid leather
sole, patent tip.
Sizes g to S Pair..-..................Q .QI.Ou
Sizes So to lols Pair...,...,,.......SI SI.I5
Sizes Il to ?. Pair................... .S2.Z0
Misses and ChHdren's Box Calfskin
Lace and Button Shoes, Goodyear welt
sole. spring heel
Sizes 81 to lglz. Pair,...............o2 .o2.UU
GO 5O
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Children S NerV
School Hosiery.

NkTE are now showing our en-
wv tire new line of Children's
School Hosiery, and call
attention to the following items,
which are excellent values:
Ribbed Black Cotton Hose. with double
knees, toes, and heels; size 6.
4Oc a pair.
Extra charge of &c on each larger size.
100 dozen pairs ChHdren's Imported Fine
Ribbed Black Cotton Hose fashioned legs.
double knees, toes, and heels; sizes to
$50; ; pairs for SIoo.
Size 2, 4oc; si4. 42c; 10. 4fc; I0ia. &c.
50 dozen pairs Boys Iron Clad" Hose.
fine ribbed; double knees, toes, and heels;
sizes 10 10.
25c a pair.
100 dozen pairs Misses Plain Black Cot
ton Hose; excellent quality.
25c, 29c, SIC. and 371lc a pair.
90 dozen pairs Children's Fine Ribbed
Black Cotton Hose, with double knees.
toes, and heels; sizes TO 10
I2Izc a pair.
. dozen pairs Children's Fine Ribbed
Tan Cotton Hose, with double knees, toes
and heels; sizes 5l2 TO S1z
25C a pair.
Main doOr-F ST
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"COIOHiaF" Extra
Fancy Creamery Butter

Represents a quality YOU should become
familiar with If YOU appreciate the best to
be had in butter. II is not the sort YOU
ind elsewhere. We alone have Il in Wash
ington- Particular folks are using it.
35c pound. ) pounds, $L7O.
Fifth fi0or-Tenth st.
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Talks In Rational Manner.

He contended that the feature Of chance
in his scheme was nothing as compared
with the New York Stock Exchange. The
prisoner-patient spoke on varioVs sub
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Inks

All the standard makes-Ctafford' Car
ters. &c.-from the 5C bottle 20 quarts.
ali colors, including blue violet. black
carmine, sc.
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Paste and MuCilage

The best makes-5c 1oc 25c. and &c lar
The same in tubes-5c Zoe, and &c tube
Pens.
Esterbrook's Vertical Pens, Joe dozen.
Spencerian School Pens. l0c dozer.
All the best makes OF pens are repre-.
SCnted here
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Blotting Paper.

Absorbent Blotting Paper. 1Sx2{ inches
best quality. assorted colors. sc sheet
see dozen sheets
Absorbent Blotting Paper. 4xq inches
assorted colors. one dozen iu package.
price. &c package