davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-14

.DETKOIT, Mich. Ofiara
strasznego nieszczefcia pad1 W
ubiegly poniedzialek podcza~
piracy W zakladach Detroit
Steel Casting kompanii An An
drzej Pawiowicz, A letni, "a
mieszkaly pod nr. 6l8 przy
Wesson ave. Jakim6 ME wyt-
lomaczonym sposobem rece
lego dostaly sic miedzy kola
maszyny, przy kt6rej praco-
wal. lewa reka z;ostala zu-
pelnie oderwana ol ciala, a
prawa oraz Gale cia{o mocno
poszarpane. w stanie prawie
beznadziejnym odstawiono
nieszcze5liweg do Sanitary
um " Detroit ,5gdzie zmarl u
4bieglej srody. PaWlowicz byl
zonatyi mial troje dzieci. 4
Smierc Amy Lemahs skiej, SO
Roby utica, zmarlej " ubieglal
niedziele, odkry1o obraz Dedzy
.strasznej. Nieboszczka cho-
rowa1a juz Cd dluzszego cza-
su, a W ostatnich dniach u.
legala napado1n epileptycz-
nym. MAJ jej, Aleksande Ter,
zrnluszony lb.yl Pc orzucit prace
ipiln nowac ME esliwejj wraz
2 sze6ciiorgiiem dzieci, kt6-:
rych najstarsze liczy lat 8, .
najmlo odsze zaled try mie-
SAGE. Bied hala sic, jak';;i
to MI 61Wja, zwiiamii i oknamii
do nieszkania L.emaisk ~.
Sniierc wylb ylbawiila = niei mat
ke lecz W tenn Wiieksz'y nie:,s.
dastatek pogralzi!yl j a. q ojca / ma ma
] lehstwa Ma razie miasto "a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-14

PETERSBURG; IL lutego.
Car zatwierdzi& wyrok sa-
du wojennego, skazujacy wi
ceadmirala Niebogatowa ma
10 lat zamkniecia, W twier-.
dzy. Zatwierdzi} nadto car
wyroki ma wszystkich oskar-
zonych oficer6w, podkomend-
nych Niebogatowa. .
I Aresztowano dwie panien-
ki z wyzszego towarzystwa,
kt6re W dniu 25-go sierpnia
.. r. braly udzia} W zamachu
IA zycie prezeka minist 'dw
Stolypina. Zostana oddane'
pod sad wojenny.
i Poniewaz zbrodnie. politycz-
! ne terroryst6w ME ustaja,
postanowiono ma nowo uzy-
. wac Schlisselburga jako vie
zienia. RozeslaDo tam dotqd
20 marynarzy zarnomorskiej
floty, ma dozywotnie wiezie-
ME. Wyroki 6mierci beda
takze wykonywane. W Szlis-
selburgu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-14
.MTI.WAI1K EE u

MILWAUKEE,, Wis.
Wojciech Mankiewicz, kt6ry
dnia 8go sierpnia 1906 roku
po pijanemu zastrzeIi1 Apo
Ionic Roza j poranh swoja
zone j siebie, skazany zostal
przez sedziego Brazee ma
dwadziescia lat ciezkego vie.
zienia, obostrzonego postem
W dniu Sym sierpnia kazde-
go roku Man kiewicz, mezczyz-
ma przeszlo 50-letni, ma zdro-.
vie i silly zniszczone przez
pijahstwo j lekarze Wr6za
mu juz kilka tylko lat zycia.
Gdy mu og1oszono wyrok,
dostal ataku "a elirium tre-
me ll'e,i us B. IS
Nj Me , bardzo milego u
.czuciia do6Wiadczyl pewien
tutejszy Pnlak, kt6ry przy
szedlszy pred paru dniamii
do domu Cd piracy, znalaz1 & v
swoim domu nowego przylby-
.sza " postaci nie1nowleciia o
cerze murlz ) hskiej Zarzadal
on Cd chorej ziony tloma-
czeniia takiego ME odziieWa-
nago go6eiia, ale gdy ME
ra6gI MIC od niej sic i owie-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-14
nj W 70 LSKICH
AMRRTCE

BIlIFFALO N. Y. Detekty-
Nj kolei New York Central
/ Weber j Russ aresztowali "
splbab poppludniu dw6ch
pnlsf fch ch1opc6w a to l3
letnia %. Jana Janeckiego z
lpad 257 Ashley ulicy, j
Idniego Jana Staleckiego
poanr. 267 Ashley ulicy ma
kI1l.yeh Il1||I q IA. Iciezy podejrzenie ze
bgl IlIrlawcami. katastrofy ko-
IeipWH . to: zderzenia sic
70 okomotyw kolei West
shorel \ kt6rej to kolei pa
] lsez Webb zycie postradal
ghlopy q mieli sic prz> znat
na policy, ze z glupoty chcie-
isyplatac " zartach porzadne-
ga iigla maszyniscie, kt6ry
oddalnzsi cd lokomotywy j
w.irap 1Nszy sic no lokomoty-
W. prasz P 'ruSzenie lewaru
! innysh aparat6w puScili ia
" rue hsNie umieli juz .jej
zatrzymaf dlatego tel czem~
pred jfzesk koczyli 2 lyokzomo-
tyWy % ziemie j pu6.ccilii !. ia
sa1lQ ta.Ilnaa aan|ai 4 4 ,leiekn. s'by
iich Mkt HE >iapal j. sk6ry
i'm nie wygarb wal. Karygod-
ny ten wybryk figlarzy "a
ko6czy} sic. tragicznie, .gdyz
pedzaca samopas lokomoty-.
wa najjechala W Checktowa-
"a ma zna]duJacy sic Lid To-
rach pociay ciezarowy i W
kolizyi tel palace Webb po-
ni6s} 6mierc ma miejscu.
Sierzant Revi|le, przydzielo-
ny do wy6wietlenia tel spra
wy, zebral meteryal dowodo-
wy, il ch1opcy ci JUL cd daw-
ma trudni|i sic p1ataniem
r6znych figl6w ma szkode
kolei a szczeg6lniej mieli "a
mi1owanie w obrzucaniu znaj-
dujacych slew biegu poeiag6W
kamieniami.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-14

BERLIN lutego.
Wielkie wraze zenie wywoluja
tutajj mytyngi kt6re odbyl!y
Die We Lwowiie, K.rakowie j
iinnyoh miiastach galicyjs skicb.
IL mityngii majja charakter
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-14
EBERFELD, II lutego.

EBERFELD, II 1utego.
Kiedy policya chciala utrzy-
mac porzadek przy ur6ach
wyborczych, zaczeto ja bonn,
bardowac kamieniami butel-
kami i innymi pociskami'
Wyslano ma pomoc silny od-
dial, kt6ry natarl ma tfum
biala bronia, pokaleczy} vie
le os6b sztowal. kogo po-
chwycil.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-14
WIEDEN, II lutego.

WIEDEN, IL lutego.
Miasto Wiedeh urzadza W
T ,ku przysz}em miedzynaro'
dowa wystawe armii i mary.
narki, z okazyi 60tej roczni.
cy wstapienia ma tron cesa-
RIA Franciszka J6zefa.
w dniu l, grudnia 1843 r
zostal uznany W O}umufcu
"a peinoletniego i obja1 naza.
jutrz rzady po Ferdynandzie
1-szym kt6ry zrezygnowaf.
Karol Lueger, burmistrz
Wiednia, jest umierajaeym
Do choroby cukrowej j zapa.
lenia merck przy}aczy1 sic
z1o6liwy katar pacherza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-14
PETERSBURG. II lutego

PETERSBURG. II lutego..
w damskim przedziele
moskiewskiego uniwersytetu
.odbywa}y sic zebrania terro-
ryst6w, kt6rzy zg}adzili ze
6wiata Ig1latiewa, Paw}owa,
Launicai Aleksandro drowskiego.
Policya urzadzi1a rewizye "
uniwersytecie i " domach
okolicznych, aresztowa}a 8
|studentek i kilku mezczyzn.
Znaleziono przy rewizyi vie
le bomb, SO funt6w pyroksy-
iny, lecz g}6wni wodzoWie
spiskowc6w zbiegli.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-14

prawie urzedowy. Brali "
Mich udzial burmis stree, urze-
dnicy, profesorowie, kupcy ]
przemyslowcy. Potepiono po-
lityke pruska W Poznafsk.,
postan owiono bojkotowac
niemieckie towary, ME ~odpo-
wiadac ma niemieckie isty 8
.pozamykac W Galicyi niemie-
ckie szkoly. Postanowiono
nadto odciagnae Austro We
cry Cd przymierza z Mem
cami.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-14
=TEHERAN, II lutego

=IEHERAN, ~ IutegO
Rrad udziel'1 koncesye ma
za1ozenie banku z kapitalem
Is milion6w do}ar6w. Wszys-
tkie akcye maja bye sprzeda-
ne wylacznie krajowcom.
Rozchodzi sic o. to, azeby
sPersye wy,loby POI wplys
WI zagranicznych. kapita16w
Nowy bank bedzie 6ciaya1
wszystkie padstwowe doch''- :
dy i pokrywa} wszystkie pan
stwowe wydatki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-14
.WARSZAWA. II luteqo

WARSZAWA, II lutego -
w SlaWkowie, v eckiej
CUB. banda roryst6w zmu-
sila dw6ch robot otnik6 6w wej66
do ko6ciola pomodlic sie
pred oharzem, poczem ich
z,wsazano, WyproWad adzo no Z, :
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-14

NEW YORK. Zaare sztowa-
no tutaj dra Lazarego Wies-
piowieckiego "a tote pblizy1
kobiecie, jadacej tranwajem.
Zaaresztowanie nastapi}o
wskutek skargi, Wniesionej
przez kobiety, kt6re. " czasie
zaczepki znajdowa1y. sic -
|tramwaju. Gdy Wi5niowiec-
kiego stawiono pred sedzis,
okazalo sic, il oskarzony ma
Iekkie ponies szanie zmysl6w..
Zamiast vice wydaf wyrok, !,
sedzia polecil zabrac dokto--
"a do szpitala. Wi6nio owiecki'
odebral wyksztaloe euie " Hei-
delbergu. .s' '':,'..l
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-14

DETROIT. Liczacv okolo
"a ]at zvcia Jan Tudzki. kt6.,
rego mieszkanie policyi ME
lest znane. liberal .weale na
+orno ,;;,,;; La1o;ouo;; Da+ro;t
Grand Haven and Milwaukee
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-14
jelo sic nieszcze6l 6liW m, oraz:
pogrzebem zmar1e

jelo sic nieszczedl dliWm n, oraz
pogrzeb'em zmarlejj,
Wilhelm Glihski, sta.
rec 81 letni, kt6ry pred
.dwoma tygodniarni opu6cl
" nocy niespos zony sy-:'
pialnie swa j prawiie nagii
blakal sic po ulicach az a.
padl bezprzytomny ma scho,-
dach doDu J6zefa Burczyk,
|przy Mitchell ave, umad
wskutek choroby, jakiej
sic 2 tego powodu naba-
viii.
CLEVELAND, on zpowo-.
du zlego urzadzenia kurka,
p. Marya Klich, liczaca lat %,
zmarla skutkiem zatruciia sic;
ga2em 'aturalnym. Gdy do
niezamknietego jej mieszka-
MA wesz}a c6reczka. g a;!|a s!|aasiadki,
znalazla p. Klich, sic. .kaca "
kolebaczu z obwiazanem czo-
lem, jakby cierpiala na boil
|g}owy. Ma pod}o6ze lezal 8
letni synek W stanie nieprzy-
tomnym. Ma krzyk dzieW~.
czynki zbiegli sic sasiedzi,g
.kt6rzy sprowadzili doktors, 4.
.Lekarz orzek}, .ze p. lich |:
zrnarh Jul prze,l ',.l q dwooma, y 9
. tllzina1ai }|ez4cs
ziemi zostalo przyprowadz dzone.
rio przytomno6ci. Drugie, Kill
kumiesieczne dziecie znar1ej
kt6re spalo wsypialni oddziehl- y
nej. Cd kuchni zamknietemi
drzwiami, ME NC erpialo. MIC
cd gazu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-14

PARYz, IL lutego. Tu-: i:
|tejsz:y nponski pose1 Kur1i1o
zaprzeczyl wiesciom, jakoby
spr ava kalifornijska grozi}a
wybuchem wojny miedzy
Stanami Zjedn. a Japonia.
Przeciwnie, miedzy rzadami
W Toxic i Waszygtonie panu-
je zupe1na zgodno6t poglad6w
a zatarg z Kalifornia zostanie
calkiem zalagodzony. =
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-14

+. PETERSBURG, II lutego.
- O lie dotychczas obliczo-
no, z og6lnej liczby wybra:
nych 524 posl6w do dumy
przypadnie 5 ma prawice, 29
ma konserwatyst6w, 58 ma
pazdaiernikowc6wi i umiarko.
wanycb, 1o9 ma opozycye, II
ma dohskich Kozak6w i 35
ma polskich narodowc6w.
Przepowiadaja wszyscy, 'ze
zycie przyszlej dumy dug
ME potrwa. Pc kilku tygod'
mach gadaniny trzeba ia be.
die rozwiazac.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-14
PETERSBURG, II lutego.
: w guberniach kazahskiej

II EhOD - AlO, IL AuUOf1O'
w guberniach kazahskiej
i staropolskiej wybrano
.prawyborcami cz}onk6w opo-
zycyi, Te dwie gubernie. wy
bieraja 8 pos}6w. W gubernii
orelskiej mala wiek,zoscia
ce ,trowc6w i monarchis-
tow. Og6lnie glossy wybra-
ne W pazdziernikubudzi zaje-
Gle pytanie, ,jakwypadna wybo-
ry W guberniach kijowskiej,
moskiewskiej j niznonowgo
rodzkiej. Jezelii tam zwyciezy
opozycya przysz}a duma naro-
dowa d1ugiem: zyciem cieszye
sic ME bedzie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-14
parry, II lutego.

parry, II lutego.
Parliament pochwal!ij1 cyrk.l-
larz ministra o6Wiaty pana
BRAND, lecz poniewaz pred
d Ilniinistr6w Clemenceau ME
Izgadza eie na tendencye
:pojednawcza tago cyrkularza
..zrnosii I sic na przesil ilet,ie mi
.nisteryaIne e.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-14

LWOW, II lutego. Og-
romna sensacye eWyWoiado
tutai aresztowanie $50 Rusi-
now, kt6rzy podczas imatry-
kulacyi W uniwersytecie wy
wo1ali zaburzenia j zniszczyli
urzadzenia calego pietra
,gmachu niw.ersytec ckiego.
Miedzy innemi potluki biust 4
|cesarza Franciszka J6zefa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-14

koscio1a j rozstrzelono, Po-
dobno owl robotnicy zdradzi-
Ii tajemnice partyi terrorys,s. /.
tow. D D
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-14

JULTUSZ Kamii1 Xxi Pelak
Z Cox sackie, n. opglnil
samob b6jstWo W sWe9j cell "
wiezieniu Tomb Il anid ski-
odsia1 1ywal kare " 'Wezie eniu,
"a postrzeIenie poliey,,ta Sc
elig. Podan on sW'a " koszule
na kawalki, pozWiazyWa1 j i
p 'wiesi1 sic ma drzwiach sweii.
cell.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-14

.PARYZ,. II lutego. - Kr6l
Edward angielski j kr6lowa
zamienili wizyty z prezyden-
tenn Fallieres i zwisdzili
Versailles, gdzie oprowadzal
ich malarz Detaille po gale
ryach obroz6w i salach mu.'
zeum. Publicznie ME wyste-
poWano Wcale.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-14
.NANTICO K +, q. We VITO

NANTICo Il ] "a i; I We. Z VITO o,
rex IL lutego o got 5fzi,.ie.
8 mel 2 rama, W tutejszym
ko5ciele 5w Tr6jcy. !. o,lbyl q ..
Stub pana Juliana Pach chniieW-z
skiego j panny Mary .
mahskiej. Uczta weselna osi
byla sic " doul,l 70 izio6 6w
panny mlodej przy,' '.t tRyl lee ii q,
5M1odej pare yln szcze
ciia.
20 uplyWiie 81 lat
31-go sty yczniia obdarzy
Bog pahstwo 81 as 1is
Mantle I sla1l l,,a Il 4 zslfo
wa c6reczk q kto rel siq i q
dice bardzo ciesza, bo lllaja ~
teraz trzech tn5W
4 y EE's5R 81 sssss.sg I.Rss
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-07-11
White Wash Suits.

!, Yg !; j, !. .csahPt bug the aateFiai &
trimmings For what We Sell the White
tailored Costume nicely made up &
ready to wear. 70, ".
Embroidery & Lace. trtmed white
Suits. Manufactured to sell for s. 90.
Sale price 82.98 r.
Embroidery and Lace trimmed
'uits. Manufactured to sell for
$3.50. Sale price $500. ...
Embroidery and Lace trimmed
Suits. Manufactured to sell for
$3.50 and $3.50. Sale price $500.
Embroidery & Lace trimed suits man
ufactured to sell for $3.50 to $3.50.
Sale price $500.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-07-11
.|...'.lFRIthNS......=5 g
Taught what Death
..s * ~ Is ,.4< IS
Rss tu Missionary Say.
Christianity r elieve. Super.
stitious Dread of Death

Milwaukee, Wis, July 6-"Once
an African is ,Christianized he ia
thoroughly reconclled to death, and,
as the heather African believes
there Is no such. thing as natural
death, the promise bof everlasting
llte brings to the converted African
a peace OF mind he, never before
experienced" said F>Miss Jean
mackenzie, who has been doing mis-
slonary work in Western Africa In
the Bantu tribes. Miss Mackenzie
and her parents, DR.. and Mrs. Mac
kenzie, of New York City, are guests
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. D.
Mcleod, 406 Keene Street. =
The Africans are a superstitious
people" continued Miss Mackenzie,
and a horrible and terrible fear Of
death has ever been present among
the heathens. That Is one Of the
chief things we have fought against.
Inc government has also done great
work along this line. In the Odd
days, death was given but one. con-
struction--it was the work of witch
craft, and the wise mon would meet
to fix the blame. The penalty was
always death, and sometimes sew
eral people would be killed because
they were believed to be accountable
for the death of some one person
This practice is now carried on in
only the most obscure parts Of Afri-
ca. .- -.
Eyes, the Africans are emotional,
but we do all we can to cure the en-
otional tendency among the con-
Verted natives. We Ore especially
careful to admit only geninue Chris
tians to memerbship In the church.
es, and we demand activity from the
Christian Africans. African women
are sold at an early, age and this
phase Of life Is the tragedy Of the
women In that country. Wherever
the Government and the mission are
influential the abuse Of women has
been lesseneG."
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-07-11
San Fraheisce and the Japanese.

,~s
:! The Japanese are objected to on
the broad AmAtihan ground ~, mn
assimflability.ESbut the y :Jananesa
question hasGhean unfairly intrDduc-
60 at this tims9issgy,Ih here is practically
no racial prstMdice, but the work
ingmen have been urged not to pa
tronize the .EJapanese restaurants:
for instance. because they are con.
Quoted by non-union help. and, when
union men were found in estab-
lishment they Were rudely discin-
lined. This fs%a phase Of the. how.
colt, and doaHsAot rise to the dignity
Of an International question. San
francisco may be exposed for these
reasons to, occasional turbulence.--a
manifestation OF Western, .exuber-
ance," or frontier ruftianism," as #
has been calledss-but shall we CON
denim the ain because it is the ,ele-
ment Of storms and hurricanes?
Ihese tempests &which sweep over
democratic communities sometimes
clarity the sgatmosphere, and are
soon over; and out of our local trou.
bles will comsS,a cleaner governs
ment, a better conception of the la
Dor question4byF employer and en-
ployee, and azstponger loyalty to the
law, which, HkSIsa rock, stands un-
shaken under the folds of the flag.
guaranteeing Rfsquare deal, equal
rights, and stable rule.-Ftom N'The
Case In San Francisco" by ex-Mayor
James D. Phelan, in the American
Monthly Review of Reviews for Ju-
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-07-11

tssxSltfs Cot tee and to o cp,s 4 S ,,
HIS hA eetE the work: "a IA, ~
perti1ipS tha iSfAction OF the, strive.
ture. The sifEhsdamage done To the
building by the sSmoke and heat from
the Are la lstHs. Beach PARK u was
speedily repaired and everything IL
now In "applespie. order" for the ire.
ception of VISITORS. The Negro bufld.
ing is the prattiest structure OH the
Exposition gr0Adds, and Chairman
Galloway is, greatly pleased with the
successful. lnan1sr in which Mr. pitt
mans plans worked out. ar. pitt.
MIN has scored another TRUMAN Al
being awardad$tie contract to des,sn
the new $50, 900 building OF the col
ored Y. M sA.$of Washingtonsl' :.
49,. #eT ut. w. THOMPSON J.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-07-11
NEWS OF THE NATIONS Capital

Washington, %. c., July S.-The
Baltimore meeting of the Afro-Amer-
lean Council created stir, and has
been the talk of the town, especially
among the leaders and their lieuten-
ants. Bishop Walters outspoken ad-
dress made good impression, and
from his standpoint, the issues were
very exhaustively and courageously
presented The Bishop preached
morning and evening, Sunday, at Gal
braith A. M. e. church, and on Mon
day evening he was rendered a grand
reception by the citizens at the same
church, which took the form of an
echo meeting of the Council. Many
distinguished persons were present.
Lawyer w. Fl. II. Hart, Of this city,
was chosen head Of the Legal Bur
eau, and Mr.. L.. NJ. HershaW, local
leader Of the Niagara Movement, and
one Of the editors Of 'The Horizon"
was placed In barge Of the Newspa-
per Bureau. The next meeting Of the
Council will be held in Columbus,
Ohio. Not a little significance is at
taChed to the selection Of Ohio's CAPT
tai, as 1908 is presidential year, and
q meeting Of the Council in this po-
litical hot-bed, on the eve Of the ma
tiohal convention Of the republican
party, with the Taft-Foraker fight ap-
proaching a climax, cannot fail to fill
large place in the public eye.
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Carpets and Russ.

You will not duplicate ftiSs3
we offer you for $50 advance, 80
lOR TT Brussels Rug, worth $iSsOMs
sale price III 2sGfk,
9x12 IT, Brussels Rugs, worth s.
sale price ........ :. ...SIssksk
9x12 # Brussels Rugs worth 81 ODD
sale price =. !. s.. - asa
9xl2 TT Axmuster Rug worth SS6!sWi
sale price .s...'. :. .... $21SBMs
9x12 TT. Velvet Rugs worth $2B. 10
oaie Price 49,. --..... !. ~. "a 2SEsps;
100 Velvet Rugs 27x54 inches speeiaI
sale price -. III ~
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Three special items in silks, that
are way under value ''...r
LIST lot conststa, of Twenty-Five
pieces of FouiardF&: printed India
Silks, that. we're made to sell at IS
to- coo. yd. Sale price a9e yd. -
End lot. White China. SILK SO in
ches wide. Just.the article for white
waists, white silh dresses, & for chill
drens wear. 80 Worth 75c yd. Sale
price 4sc yd, --s.z.,{ ...> .,:,s.
srd lot, go inch Black Taffeta
silk worth 1926 yd. Sale price CSC
4yd. 49,. %>3<,E et:'..
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White Goods.

40 inch White india Lawn. 12Ac
yd. worth Ice. SO inch White linen
Finished Auto Cloth. 1910 yd.
Worth 15c. 4e inch White Persian
Lawn 17o yd. Worth Csc. SO inch
Waist Linen. worth 35c -yd,~- sale
price 25c ydy@ So inch soft finished
Long" Cloth, $3.50 for IL yds.
Worth $2.Oo. .,22 pcs. Fancy Madras
worth rs to S6c yd: Sale price 15c.
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Ribbons.
s..ss TO g. inch wide, Persian ana plain Iit
Fancy Notions. j

%"Carlton'' shopping Bags &. S .9Sc
reduced from -. $1.5 Q to- $500
Good Pearl buttons :. Sc Dzs
Ladies Wash Belts - -. I. ..}.: IRGS
Laoies Leather Belts .10a
Ladies Embroidery linen htiks. &. 18ES
reduced from. :. 49,. :. !. 16 to 3SSss
Ladies Bingham Aprons, special 2ESS
each. a%$l s4 s$SESS
White aprons ''for walters" sp zee aI ESSsSI
.......... .....>... -. 2Bc eaehs
Mems Bar" Aprons, special 3 &c fsscclSS
Colored silk Umbrellas, worth $asaaSS-
Sale price .St.44
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THE WINGS OF TIME.
Harper's Weekly. .t%.-...

HaTpeT'S Weekly. 49,.
Methuselah wa walking in his gar
den ~
MY goodness, he exclaimed sud
denly, there's another flower on that
century plant! Why,Fitlseems but yes
terday since pucked a blossom from
it," M
He walked slowly toward an oak
tree two hundred years old which he
had tenderly raised from an acorn.
"Ah, me-" he unused, how time
hiesi" 80
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White Wash Waists.

We add to our 0ac line Of white
wash waists, new styles, that have
been selling at $3.50 & $500. also
Peter Pan" Waists, that were $3.50
& $1.75. Sale price 03c. New lines
Of white wash waists will be shown
In this sale from $3.50 to 1915, they
are IL Off price.
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Millinery: Department.

=. All the balance of our trimmed
Hats at a big reduction. Many of
these are the "Phipps" tailored Hats,
that came In late they will be sold at
about Il price, Y
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HOSiNfVr fI,A.i ~, M IN TTS&2S SS 5ss
81 Doz. ladies' iine SLtsis Tfii Sl t tsls;
Hose, silk finished ,sall ovsr aud iaess
Black & white Hose thai ffsf3 S q
soc pr. . Sale price 35c or i.sI
Don't look Tor a duplicat8 81 30 IS
bargain. You- will not flndtits sss
: so d. Misses BLACK Lsee IiSaes5es!
Sizes 8 te.fA93ss Regular 2Bc qua5iRyIs
Sale price 2 prs tor Csc. 6 81 sss II
So DE- childs lace hose stzsa 411I HAIL
6. Black white & tan. Regular {2sdS
Quality Sale pflGes DC pr: s. I. 81 .:Sf
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filled. However, should an expert ac-
countant be required to wind up the
odds and ends for the next few weeks,
no better man for the job could be
found than Mr.. R.'W. Thompkins, who
for many years has been the main
stay Of the bookkeeping division of
the office Of the Auditor Of the Treas
ury for the War Department Messrs.
Thompkins and Galloway are men
who would work together harmonious.
~, and in. alliance they would make
an invincible battery.
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LinolesIrr1es.

Special price on Standard Linas
lem for this sale only 4Sc sg. yds
(not laid.) bring the measnrs OF yolir
room. 2 - 49, 49 S5F44
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Long Gloves.

100 prs long Isle Gloves, In tifask
C white. Sizes 6M to ~. Wofth
$1.25 pr. sale price 8Sc sk.s
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KING LEOROLIbASB..t DAUGHTERS,
WANT CONGO g3&HE STATE.

They Will T. ContAa#I Right to Be-
queath Principalit2, to the Coun-
x - try He Rules.
Brussels July 6.-7The King OF the
eBlgians' right to st@apaath the Con-
go Free State to Belgfuua' is to be
contested by two oEHkaa daughters.
The Princess I18utsa OF Sate-Co-
burg and the CountSsst Lonyay for
merly Crown Princesg of Austria
submit that the Free Sssbe is part of
their fathers personak property, and
that he has no right to disfnherit his
children. .Y.6g%hz.
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\.
MID SUMMER Cl. S.
SAL E FOR ONE =
Beginning FR1nAx fSypf; I i;vE YYtidY.S 20,

Redueed prices will be maze cn ,all ciii fs 1'S
merchandise from every departne xsX sSSsR
In making this specal 4ale s,s stiye rs tXli ut
ton 70 the extreme high prices ON ali kinds MI mr.
Shandise yliiSh is fully a0te 40 psf sSnt S A
last season and still soinS Ip. 'fs' rs AZ
Price. made for this sale means 4 bix .aysh4 fSl
Our customers 1t wilf pay you 70 attend 1sS.
Silk %Denaztsknent %G% TSSsSgS
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Underskirts.

Blk. "Mistletoe" underskirts "feels
Ike silk" clocks like silk" and wears
letter than silk. Sale price CSC
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CAN'T AFFORD OYSTERS.

why did Rockefeller dodge
around so to avoid those subpoena
servers
Probably felt that he couldn't
afford that trip to Chicago"
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Window Shades.

Cloth window shades 8 K g. ft. s5caF
each .. .;%S5iiT t%.5&sS& %lgSig
Cloth. window shades 3 x,$T IT, 3ilas
each. ..,. @y,%$ IN ,%;;Ss "