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Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-30
NEW ORE SHOOT OPENED ON
THE JESSIE MINE.


Developments ~ the properties 81
the Jessie Mines company, in thc
Chaparral district, during the past two
months. have been more than saiisfnc-
tory to the directorate Of the Goa
ccru. AMI in the opinion Of john :.
Juncs. president and general manager,
aud others connected with the miuc,
Their, il now enough ore blocked out
over the second level. 500 feet in depth.
To- keep 100 stamp mill running
steadily for mrny months
prcsidcn, Jones stated yesterday,
before he left for the east, that some
new and important discoveries hal
been made in the property lately, of
which nothing had been mad" public
4 llc said "a new ore shoot has beer
opened about 500 fee. west of tn
main SHIFT. on the second level, 81,
dcpih ~ about 500 feet from the SUI
face. The hud * one of the mos
promising ever made IN the mine. Thu
ore j. Of high grade and the pay
streak is strong aud permanent
"Tbe parallel vein opened In th
crosscut from the second level j. d'
vcloping As good as the main vcir
aud u new vein nas hocn struck IN Oh
crosscut Giicen feet beyond the pa
allol one. which l. also yicldin
. good ore. The fact oi the matter
r the property i looking better ut pre-
r cnt than al amy time IN its bisior
o aud according 10 estimates can casi
g furnish enough ore for n loo STAN
n mill right along.
!. "a good feature Of III. new disco
b cries W the mine - that The ere bo
les can BE- mined from shaft No
. which IL is proposed to sink To '
n second level. depth 81 500 feet. a
h west 81 the main working shaft !
: feet"
,e The Jessie group ~ mines eonsi
A ~ fourteen claims, -four % which !
g held under United states patent, y
IN a mill Ate adjacent "a the group. ]
N company also owns 100 acres ~ ~
on the aqua fris river. covering
re- Of the most vslusble water rights
nc the district
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-30
GOOD ATTENDANCE
At COUNTY
SCHOOLS
jolly
Returns From An
Official Visit

From Thursday Daily
"Thc season about to close WAS one
of the most prosperous in the history
Of the Ncrd, valley. aud the s,cckmcn
Of that part Of the country are cn.
thusiastic over the outlook for another
very prosperous year said County
Scnool Superintendent Jolly. who ar.
rived home saturday night from two
weeks official visit 20 that section.
"ln the valley aud all over the
ranges feed ~ excellent. Alfilaric aud
other grasses are In abundance. The
frui, crops in Oak Creek, Beaver Crccs
and the Verde Valley. generally. were
good ! met g. :. Chick on his way
to Flagstaff with four-horsc team
loaded with apples gathered from ono
tree, and he said the tree had yielded
four more boxes than nc could load in
the Wagon. Apples weighing pound
are common.
Throughout the valley and ~ Jc".
ONE found splendid corps of teach
crs in the schools, which are well az
tended. The new addition to he
Jerome school house j. finished.
new roof and metallic ceiling through
out mas been a great improvement 90
the building, - Wen as the painting
Of il. outside and inside. ! found an
attendance Of about 2s5, aud the
schools well conducted 10y Ben. NJ.
scudder, principal and the Misses
Minnie \. Tribbcy, l.aurahcl wallace,
Olive sutton, Aura Fauld aud Brown
sell. assistants.
~ found an attendance of II In the
Cottonwood school, Miss Thcodora ~
iison, teacher.
Miss Frances Miller hns nn unus'
unlly good attendance at Peek =
Lake. Miss Marlat,, NJ Cornvillc
has ~ pupils this year, which IL above
the average FOR tina, district. Mis-
. Anna Mason. at Cherry Crock. has ~
enrolment ~ II, and G. T. Cox an
nm enrolment o. IL In the Yves
Verde school Mis- Charlotte Ackc'
70 nj Middle Verde, has m enrolment "
~. and Miss Anna nriuon. VI Squa'
Peak. has ~ pupils. In the B'avc
- Creek school there IN on cnroilmcnt o
II. under the tutorshlp of Mrs. Flor
Finnio. aud Miss Mary Stcphcrs, a
" Clcnr Crock. has an ourollmont nt V
p, All ~ the schools nrc well conduct
ed. "
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-30

active copper stocks. with the new low
records reached during the past week.
While the majority Of stock Brokers
believe the storm of liquidation Inns
been checked, the cause Of the big
declines in some Of the active issues
still remains u mystery, hut nearly
everyone agrees that the buying public,
TO n great extent. has lost faith in sew
eral of the larger companies, especially
those heavily capitalized. and that it
will take some tune 20 restore con.
fdcnce in them.
The decline in the price Of copper
metal. aud consequently in the prices
Of copper stocks. is due TO the fact that
! the producers and consumers cannot get
together and carry on transactions al
n prize which will bc agreeable TO both
sides. The big buyers win not 90 int,
the market. aud those who are pur
chasing the metal are only securing
enough 10 supply urgent demands. IL
all of the big copper camps of tho
country the policy Of rrtrcnchmen
adopted some weeks ago, is being ear
ricd ont. and no doubt will eventual,
mean u reaction carrying tnc price ~
the red metal to Is cents. and cope
securities to normal values.
Now that copper prices have bee
checked in their downward course. i
is Thought that IL is hat q matter n
time until n stable price. in the neigh
borhood of Is cents, will b. reached.
The following comparison in high an
low prices during the past year u
some Of the more active copper stock
would indicate that the bottom In
been reached and that the turnin
point is AT hand
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-30
CHILD KILLED IN DASH DOWN a
MOUNTAIN.
n,rnm snndny. nalI,l

Mr.. aud Mr.. !. H. Bowers arrived
in Phoenix Yesterday with ihc dead
body of their little aFcai-old sou. "no
died following Injuries received -hori-
~ after they started overland from
Crown King for this city. The lille
one was buried Yesterday.
II was sad journey which the be-
rcaycd parents made To this city. Mr..
Bowers has been employed at the
Tiger mine, about three miles this
side of Crown King, as frcightcI
from the mine la the station. " the
colder weather came 90 they decided 1,
remove 10 Phoenix for the winter. The
household effects were loaded up ~
mountain wagon aud Monday morn
ing they started on The trip to hoe
nix.
They had gone hut about lively
miles this side OF Crown King whe
the accident which caused the deaf
Of the child occurred. Mr.. Bower
was driving and came To nm inelin
ON the hill. and the wagon struck
wash running dingonally across ih'
steep trail, into which the WACO
Iurehed. overturned, aud horses, wage
and NIL dashed down the incline,
Mr.. Bowers was thrown on his fa'
against rocks. aud badly bruised, hi
Mrs. Bowcrs was uninjufed. The -
tie son WIS unconscious bui ali
breathing when picked up. seenriE
tae horses and wagon they immed
atcly drove 10 Minnehaha for medic
assistance. Dr. Mcdonnell came "v
from Grown King. but thu little OF
had been injured 50 badly Internal
. that IL died IN about forty hours q
,erwsrd. With the dead child q
parents drove over forty miles
kirkland. whore they took the ira
for Phoenix. Mr.. Bowers owns pro
er,y here and viii remain for .
winter. The parents are mnea bow
down under the weight Of sorrow oy
the loss Of their little hoy. phosp
Republican.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-30
TO EQUIP MILDRED WITH HOIST
mo PLANT.

Yesterday. Dan 0enung, gcnetal
manager Of the Mildred Gold Mlnlng
company, purchased = boiler and hoist
ing engine, 90 be installed on one Of
his eonpany's claims, IN the Weaver
district. The hoi-, viii be- shipped ~
one" 90 Congress junction, FROM where
II will he hauicd "a the camp. die
tanee Of siga, miles. In an cssi''iy'h-
rcetion.
Mr.. Gennng gill leave. Monday. with
a force Of men. To install the machinery
and resume sinking The shaft to nov
aown 70 depth Of 40 feet, with .
psystreak 81 iron sBlphids ore Two
feet in thickness In the bottom, aver
aging in gold WOLVES about $50 10 the
ton. Tae company is financed 20 con
Time sinking several hundred feet
deeper and 10 open the vein extensively
by drifts from the shaft.
The Mildred group Of eight claims
10 located ON tns westerly slope ~
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-30
NATIVE SON AND DAUGHTER
WE'D.

iffhm SUNDAY = ndilNi
VI The south Methodist parsonage.
in West Prescott, true Arizona ro-
nance eliminated last evening. az $3.50
o'clock. IN the marriage Of Miss Ids
Plummcr of Juniper and Ernest y.
Marlowc If Williamson Valley. only u
few of the immediate relatives Of the
young couple witnessed the ceremony,
which was performed by Rev. Fields,
pastor of the church.
\ reception and supper followed the
wedding. ~ which large number Of
the friends Of the contracting parties
were present.
The bride is the accomplished
daughter of Mrs. j. u. Drew. She
was born and raised TO womanhood in
this county and educated in its schools
She ~ known To wide circle Of
friends IN this city and IN the local
ity in which she has resided for IL,
pas, eighteen years.
The groom il the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. y. y. Marlowc of Williamson
Valley. where he first raw the light OF
day less than thirty years ago. Hi
parents are pioneer residents of The
place aud have been identified will
its growth from It's first settlement
Since reaching mans estate he ha'
been engaged in the stock business IL
the valley. and is among the most
cn,crprising Young men engaged IN ih'
business.
\ host Of friends all over the north
rrn part Of ih' county will extend
congratulations to the happy coupl
when their marriage becomes known
They will leave today for Williamson
Valley. where they will make ihci
future home.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-30
The Social Mirror [

Miss Ruth oliver returned homo
from hos Angeles. Monday. and cx-
poets to sPcnd y couple of weeks "a.
cation with ncr patents. Mr.. and Mr.
\. {. Oliver, before returning Ia cal.
ifornia.
General Earl u. fhomas aud his
ade'd', camp. Lieutenant Richard
lt'fcnbcrick, arrived At Whipplc Bar.
racks. Wednesday, aud are the cues,
of Major and Mrs. +. ". Fo.tc-.
Major Foster went 10 Ash Fork. Tucs
day. to meet the general.
Nj. and Mrs. A. W. Edwards left
Friday morning, with Dr. aud Mrs. (,
u. sobcy, for the Grand Canyon. whcr,
they will visit for a few DAYS.
Congratulations are being extended
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Ncaglc on III,
birth of n daughter.
Mr.. Harry Chcvcrton left. Thursday
'"r Los Angeles, where ne l. 10 meet
Mrs Chcvcrton, aud they are expected
to return home Sunday evening.
Mrs. Leslie u. Iarimer aud Mrs
James Murphy spout Friday dnd Sat
urdny visiting in Jerome.
NJ. aud Mr.. Dismukcs are visit
ing with Mr. aud Mrs. paul Burks
and little later expect to 90 Il
Castle Hot Springs. where they vii
spend the winter
Nh. and Mrs. II. II. Mcneil Of Phoc
nix are visiting in Prescott FOR = few
days, the guests Of Mr.. aud Mrs. les
lie u. Larimer.
Word has been received by Mr.
W. \. Drake that her little grand
daughter. Nellie McCuug. is rapidl'
recovering FROM her attack of scarl'
fever.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-30
Monday Club.

Quite recently. bin was before The
city council prohibiting minors from
entering places of gambling, billiard
rooms. etc. Vt the last meeting of
the Monday club. resolutions nnani'
mously endorsing the ordinance wer"
passed.
The alicrnaics elected for the com
ing Federation of clubs were Mr.. y.
l.. smith. Mrs. Paul Burks. MIR. l.ari-
mcr. Mrs. Hugo Richards. Mrs. T.. H..
Meek. Mrs. Hooker. Miss Helen Burn
istcr aud Mss Lila Hawkins.
II was decided that Mr. Gricg
should give an evening during the
week ~ November II, for the benefit
~ III, club House fund.
The Aft section was IN charge 81
the program for the afternoon. Mrs.
q. \. Beach having am Instructive
and entertaining paper upon the tale
and Career of Giotto.' tine r'rrr7"nt'
alive Italian master OF the latter halt
If the thirteenth century. Miss Their
csa rrcdcricks rcad q concise AL -
tcrc.ting sketch Of The qualities of hi'
teacher. Cimabue. and several paper
were given on the achievements ."
Giotin. Mrs. Webster reading ON" ~
his work IN Padua. Miss Lila Hawk
| ins contributed "Thc fr"seo"s 90
II. Francis" sud Mrs. laul l'urks
instructive paper WIS entitled "'am
panellc at Florence.
The meeting Of the club tomorrow
will be under the auspices of III
Music section.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-30
---------------
THINKS MEN WERE REefoN
sIBLE FOR ACCIDENT
,From sundays psilyl

Deputy United States h'n'f'' SUI
,evor sho,well. VINO retained ycsi"f'
day from the Cunningham Pass as
,,ie, mad. an examination ~ the
tunnel of the iiarcuvar Copper com
pany. where william sayre r"r'''''
his death wounds. TUESDAY morning
and Fred Anderson WAS seriously ~
not fatally injured. and agreeS WIN
n X nuukrr ~ 10 the cause "f lh'
accident. Two of the -four holes "'f'
found exploded. aud Mr. sho'well "
a, the opinion that when one 81 'h'
holes was being spit The hf' i''"
il flew into the collar 81 IL" amer
where i, igniird the powder "h'''
,robnbly was not iamP"d. Th' ~
nlo.ion followed instantly amer Inv
sparks struck the powder
Mr.. shotwell also examiner u"
lunch buckets left by S"Nf' ""i y"
| derson and found both empty 'p'
Indicates that the men ate InH'n
the regular time, about u o'clock a"
were found very short time arc
the explosion, although no d''o"'''"
wa. heard hy those awakened by ~
a.,sou'. SHOUTS for help after he m
erswled to the mouth Of the tu'"'''
The fact that the rock IN the 'u""
is hard. and that It Is the "'"'
many miners 10 oil their hole. 10 "
collar. in hard ground, without "'''
auy waste for tompina, adds color
the theory advanced b. super'"'e"
ant Bunker ana Engineer sno'we".
. when seen last evening MI '''s
admitted that he was not aware v"
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-30

u was the practice among the miners
employed Icy him TO GIL their holes -
ih' collar With powder aud not use
any waste or other material for lamp
ing. He stated that brand Of pow
der. warranted not 80 burn. was used
IN The tunnel for time. but did not
give satisfaction. aud that the use of
that powder was discontinued some
time before tho explosion.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-30
Took Only a watch.

Late Thursday night or early Frl-
day morning. the store If W. II. Kelly,
ON NORTH CortrZ street. near the dcpot.
was entered. aud n watch. valued az
ti50. taken. The burglar entered
through window ON tine north side al
the bnildng. \ pane of glass WAS
removed aud the sash entirely taken
uu'. Tie officers have no cln. that
may lead 10 the arrest If the guilty
party. The intruder must have been
scared away from the place ~ there
wcra several watches. more valuable
than the one taken. IN the cnsc bo-
sides number of knives aud other
articles Of value. as well ~ stocks Of
fruit. aud cigars.
Parties sleeping in he photographs
cr's gallery, next door. were mi
awakened 10y the Intruder. although
the window through which he cn,crc'
was only few feet from the room oc
cupicd ~ q bed room.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-30
SOME COMPANIONS or HIuH
AND Low PRICES

Now that the worst ~ over, - the
New York market. according 70 tels-
graphic adviees from there yesterday,
IL 10 interesting 10 nate - comparison
~ former high prices of some 81 the
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-30
GOOD RECORDS ARE MADE AT
FIRST ANNUAL MEET.
From Sundays panU

The first annual inier-clas- track
meet of the Prescott High school, held
Yesterday afternoon at thd ball park.
was witnessed by about 200 specia-
tors. The weather was ideal for ath'
lciic sports. aud ~ u result some ct
the events we've of q close and cN-
citing nature, especially the lo1Nard
lasi aud hdlf-milc race.
Following are results in the differ
,nt events. points being awarded, .
for dr,i place. , Tor second, aud ! f'r
Eihirl:
loo yard dash Mund. o. 6r-ti
hmc. 90 second; Myers 90 third
Time. ~ 30 seconds
Mic racc Barnes a. FIRST; Tins-
Ter ~ second; Payne (Sb.) third.
Time. G;t6 20.
Ilalf-mlc race Barnes 60 first;
Russell ~ second; lIin (sh) third.
Time, a:?j -.
iio.yard race Harness (J.,' hrst'
Mund. tJ.l .ccond. MYERS 90 third
Time. l;uo 90
sso.ynrd race Munds (J.) first
Myers 81 second; Amcs 90 third
Time, 80 ~ seconds.
Shot put Mycr- % hrst; Henri
90 second; Piper (sh) third Re"
or.l. 80 feet. ~ inches
High pump Myers 90 and Barn"
(J1 tied for first, Amcs % inird
p. Record, 4 feet, o's inchcs
,. Broad jump Henry F) first
Barnes (J.) second; Myers 81 ihif'
~ Record. ~ feet. "a inches.
Has, ball throw Munds tJ.) first
-; Mycr. ~ second; Ling 90 tbir'
Record 3o3 feet.
- Relay race. one mile, quarter dash'
:, Junior team won from Freedmen an
sopbomorcs Time. i:57 Is. Div
., points alowed.)
Glass Final Results.
b. Tn. class final results were ~ !"
IN lows
J., Juniors 20.
al Freshmen ~
Seniors is.
10 sophomores Q.
The Juniors were awarded the pc
nant. and the Junior relay team "a
ried of the silver cup.
y" Individual SCORES.
w. The individual senrcs were a. II
lows
Barnes (J.) %.
Myers (s.)-ls.
-" Munds CD is.
)" Henry (f)-s.
=" Ames (F)-a
Tinsler and Russell Cd j each
u" Ling az, and Piper h'll Z"
Payne (sh,)-i eaea.
'"' Barnes was awarded the sii'
medal
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-30
IN JAIL BUT NOW THOUGHT TO
BE INNOCENT.


AZ late hour. Friday night. Frank
l.ambcrtiuc was arrested aud lodged
in the county Jail, aud Yesterday, Al
bert Greer was arrested by ShcriT
Lowry. both charged with being inn
plicatcd in the theft of two rcvolvcrs
and - from W. Quindt. The stolen
goods were alleged TO have been taken
from the room occupied by Quiudt, l21
East Goodwin street. Friday morning,
about o'clock. Warrants were is
sued for the arrest of Lamhcrtinc aud
Greer upon the complaint oi Quindt
~ late hour. Friday night, and their
arrest followed. l.ambcrtinc was
found in tnis city aud Greer was found
yesterday at his home ~ LAWYER Lynx
Greek
Both stouily dcny any connection
with the crime. Greer. il appears.
| slept with Quindt on the morning ot
the theft, aud Travelled with him ~
his place oi business at the slaughir,
house. on ID. lNuN Creek road. after
they arose. when tncv reached tn
slaughter huu-, Greer continued on T.
his home.
II developed last night that the al
legged stolen siS-shootcrs had later bees
found in Quindt'- room 10y a resident
Of the place. according 10 n statement
made 10y Quiudt TO an acquaintance
but at late hour last night bamber
tine and Greer were still in Jail. In
quiry Mt the shtrifr's Office dcvclopc,
the fact that Quindt nad moi notifc'
the officers tia; the six-shooicrs has
been fonnd. nor made any furthc
statement ms to his opinion of tn
guilt or innocence Of the parties h,'
ing held on the charge.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-30

Rich Hin, on the summit Of which over
$500, 900 Ia gold was picked uP on the
surface ON less than an acrc ~ ground
after its discovery, In the latter COS,
by Mexican. who found the gold 10
heaps la "A small depression, The die
coyery was considered one II the im-
poriant placer fuds ~ ihc world, aad
thousands ~ miners rushed tn u from
all over the coast when the news ~ is
richness spread 20 other pafts. Placer
m,ncs around the base IT tho iaouuisin
yield at least 10000 cycfs year, ~
though there l. scarcity ~ water g.
wash the gravel The ground has been
worked over n.mbrr 81 times by
MoKicans. and even how. after hrary
rains. gold nuggets sfc oeeasi7nsiiy
picked up ON the surface, averaging IN
value from - 90 ESQ.
The claim upon whieh Mr. Gcnuar
will erect ibe nev hosting plsaf. haa
been worried . nnnle' ~ scar ~ bin,
and iis grassroots openings ssfe yield
ed wen Ia gold. which was extracted
by the arsstra process Nhea che
water level was reached lhf are tlfn'l
10 a sulphids is ihe opinion ~ NJ
Genung. "a - familisT wilb ever
foot ~ the grounj on sad afonna h'ei
Hin. the property has been aHly skim
med oa the surface. wbsD 0pen"i 'o
depth ne expects Il will dssciop iBio
one Of the richest gold producers a "a
district, which !. me oldest " ~
Territory. north ~ ihe Ola fiy's
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-30
DID A woMAN's TONGUE
CAUSE IIHINzE TO IosE'

NEW YORK. Oct. 20 \ report has
been sent broadcast that behind the
wreck IN which Z. Augustus iicin1r
aud his partners are involved lies
woman = inability 10 Keep secret
This report said that lleinzc had eo1'
6d.d 10 certain woman Ia Thirty
third street. who used 30 live Ia butt =
Mont. All Of hi& plane Tor the corner
IN United Copper stbek, and that this
woman passed on the confidence 80 'We
women friends. who In turn gniieler-ly
let the information got into the hands
of IcinIo's enemies.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-30

Mrs. r. NJ. Murphy and her mo'"'''
Mrs. T.. W. Mcany, are expected nome
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. +. w. Foster returned from
'hor, visit 20 San Francisco, "he''
she went To meet her daughter M'S
Wallace Dewitt, who has Just ~
turned from the Philippines Mfs
Dewitt will visit RI whipp'e' wiz
her parents, Major and Mrs r. "
Foster, for several months.
Judge X. T.. Sloan returned, "''
aesday evening, from the mortimer
oart Of the Territory. where he VA
been holding a term Of court for !"
past three weeks.
Mrs. Frank w. Sawyer and h'f ~
''nt son stopped over for day WI,
Mrs. T. q. Norris, en- route 10 '"s'
Hot Springs, from Los Angeles.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-30

Mrs, A. ". Edwards Was hostess u"
he Prescott Bridge Club, Tucsday At
iernoon, and those who spent g'n'
timely interesting afternoon, were
Mrs. A. l.. Sobcy. Mrs. 7. q. Norris
Mrs. q. T.. Meany, Mrs. i. l.. Wright
Mrs. Leslie y. Larimer, Mrs. l.. T.
Hastings and Miss Theresa fredeF
ieks.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-30

Mr. aud Mrs. Hugo Richards enter
'linod delightfully."- al a dinner, Fri
day evening. al their home on Mount
Vernon street. in honor of General
Earl -. Thomas. After the dinner the
guests all attended ihc tncatcr. and
enjoyed the opera. said P1San,
Mr. and Mr.. Richards guests in'
eludcd Major and Mr.. +. W. Foster.
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PERSIAN LAWNS.
so inches wide.
IS inches wide
Dotted Swiss

English manufacture, small pin dots
zoe grade for. ...................I sc yard
i5c grade for. ...,..2ec yard
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Pattern Cloths.

"a and "a Napkins to match, all priced,
per set.
Size 2-2 by 2-2h
2.s by 2h-2A.
21a-2& by 214.3
AT discount of 25 per cent-ope-
fourth less than regular prices
II means almost one-half price be-
cause all our linens were bought last
august for spring delivery--and prices
have SCARED since then. These lines
OK merchandise are easily worth 20 per
cent more today on market.
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Size 5o-3sls worth 4Oc each, for, 800
1896 dozen.
Size 54-s9ti, worth t5c each, fGr. .s25sc
ss.55 dozen.
NO $50 HEMsTrTcHED PILLOW
CASES.
Size 1876, 25c grade, for .i6 &c each
sl.s5 dozen.
Our entire stock OF japanese Drawn
Work Linens Hand Embroidered Irish
Linens. consisting of scarfs. Squares,
DoiIes OF all descriptions, ut discount
OF % per cent--ore-fourth less,