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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-15

manipulated First ono stock was
hammered with success and then
another was picked up and done
likewise Later Ia the dav the an.
TIRE list showed considerable weak
CESS on persistent pressure. the
Hartman stock losing three points
from the opening.
short bidding caused a auy
IRON the low points. but tho eon.
eral list was weak az the close.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-15
CLAIM CAPT. BRYAN IS
INSANE

NASHVILLE. Tom. Nov. H.
Captain Roger a. Bryan. u. x.
army. retired. Of San Diego. Cal
ia the plaintiff On a strongly con.
tested and sensational suit In t-~
chhncery court over the custody
Of his three yearold son. Roger "
= BRYAN. who has been ga the
possession Of bis grandparents
since the death ~ The mother. two
years ago When Capt Bryan came
Tor his sou frw months aRo the
grandparents refused TO give him
up aud in their cross bin ailege
score Of sensational things. reflect
ms anon the petitioner Among
them was bin attacking the aan.
ny % Captain Bryan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-15

ON C.P.R.

~ 1fAfAeN f"fshAl
OTTAWA. Ont. Nov rs nta
patches received al the office of
the Canadian Pacific here today
say seven trainmen were killed aud
10 passengers injured ia wreck
near North hay today. An VA.
known woman was burned To
crisp In the fire which followed
The passenger train collldcd with a
lisht engine az Moore Lake. Three
coaches were burned and all the
mail DESTROYED.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-15

PASSAfC ~ D.. Nov is Five
men held up and robbed the pay.
master % tho Northern Aldrich Dye
company, OF Delaware. near here
this afternoon They secured
aatchel containing between 5000
aud $1,000 Three robbers were a.,
rested the other two escaping with
the money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-15
BOY IS SHOT

Albert swanson. the iT.yearold
son ~ Geo W swanson 81 this city,
saa brought e. she Seattle General
hospital this afternoon. seriously
wounded, a. the result of an acct.
dental shooting while out hunting
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ZAP ATTACKS
/ WHITE WOMAN

la tree and grabbed her about tho
waist
The young woman fought denper
Rtcly with her aaeallant aud man
agci 60 break His hold on her. but
not until after the Japanese had
struck her several vicicols bsws In
the facc, lnilictlng several ugly
cuts
The police believe the aasailant
cut Miss Magnings face with a
pocket knife, aud shoy haliovc also
that they will arrest Ae assallant
Tor lu the strusElo he lost his can.
aud shis is now IN the possession 81
detectives
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-15
;lfE CRACKERS GET S11S

red about 10 o'clock Hat $50 was
~ the safe az the time. and this was
taken by the safe blowers.
AZ about the same time. the safe
81 the iAndy Lumber a Realty Co.
which Is located ON stump av.. was
pried open, the outer door HAVING
been lett unlocked and $40 in cash
aud SeI5 IN checks appropriated hy
me raiders. Payment has been
ordered stopped on the checks aud
Y Is hoped that the robbers may
gc caught In attempting 60 cash
these
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-15

CHICAGO. Nov ia on claims
that Banker Walsh Ia guilty OF
nothing more criminal that bad
Judgment IA miuapplying s2i, Geo
GOO Of the banks funds, that bank.
Ing laws are n dead letter the mil.
llonnlre'a lawyers will ask for a dis
miaaal of the present case without
the submission OF evidence
Tho defense contends that the
provision of the Law concerning the
limitation ~ a loan 20 any indi
vidual To 10 per cent OF the bank q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-15

r v Alderman u on trial IN
ludEc Morris court this morning
for grand larceny n is alleged
that BE- Is guilty o. stealing $40
worth Of logs from the Phoenix
shlngle company. Of Ballard
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FrMALu RArrLra arNrrNorn-

CHICAGO. No~ iH.-Mra. Evelyn
RomRdko. wife OF wealthy Mil.
Waukeo man, wcs sentenced today
TO the penitentiaryofor from / 10 20
years on a confession OF commit.
tins huI4laflee The specific case
was she thott OF q diamond ring
from, Mrs, Clarence Beck, aociet7
woman
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LICENSED 10 wgo.

George Arthur Nocp. Seattle and
Nae Aneiia Mousin. Ballard Jack
Gilhett lonns aud Ora Mae Wilson
Seattle Charles Israel Whlpule ana
Nellie heale Seattle. Ray nruee
Gaines. Glendivc Mant. and Myrtle
Lee Whelaa. Seattle.
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BAD JUDGMENT WALSH'S
ONLY crime

capital IL merely advisory. and de
claroa that the entire penalty for a
violation OF this provision is civil
liability for the lose and possible
revocation Of the banks charter
The attorneys for the defense
viii ask the court 10 take the case
from the jury because Walsh fol.
lowed presidents set by bankers
generally This motion will be
made as noon ne the prosecution
submits itH evidence Former om
ployes of Waleh's banks today iden
titled the books aud stock lists
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-15

-. were cracked ia South
III nisht presumably by
r., ~. .sieelowers they se
ia N cash and some sti5
~ .na have as Gar as can
Z 49, $3.50 Al this time made
aas pgavsy nm. wan.
~ vhleh G A Morrill,
fesa - -, sas blown open the
. So - sAplosiyes \ WON
r''s. -, ~ the store heard The
p wAlrh. she states. occur
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tssatlls 80 gselu.lye De-,

Seattle stars Exclusive servlce.l
WASHINGTON. nov i5.-cupld
has captured the most beautiful
woman Ga Washington Miss Ruby
kicW, popular young society leader.
and admittedly sithout a peer IN
IN" city from the standpoint of
beauty. has inst sailed for Panama
to heCume the bride 81 Hobt Pot
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siRrH RECORD.

Births were registered today a.
follows
Sims To wife of C. " shlnT
M 9Th az $ Nov ~. a son
siensardro wife % A. G. stan.
satd 1919 Terry avs Nov. z. a
daughter
heliius To wife 81 T.. r. Relilnr
1855 Grand av Oct 47. a daughter
Wesflaud- To wife Of s West.
land. i2eTh Main S.. Nov !. a
daughter
British To wife q q N nhtsln.
1911 18Th av. Oct - a daughter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-15
Rugged on Street

Mrs Jane Prettygirl Rugged her
husband on the street today be-
cause be said she could go tomor.
row and buy 75c box az Pinaud' =
Flamenco face powder for i6c and
n Csc box of Roger a GAllet's rice
face powder for TIC. az nartelrs
cut rsao drug stores. SOC and Go
Second Ave sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-15

SAN FRANCISCO. nov rs The
California safe Deposit and Tfusf
COMPANY did not as was expected
Issue ita statement % the stoch hold
eru today The officers Of the bank
stated that Il would not be- given
until tumurroN a. Il vas being
printed 30 the office Instead a. sens
10 a printer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-15
tfW YORK STOCK
/ MARKET


/ uw YnRK. Nov rs The bear
-, haa lheir usual quota Of
- 4 Il the opcning aud the
hwrs showed fractional
! foa yesterdays close A
nlly oab brought out addl-
=, sslaaucu. and values we're
4 4, SHADED 90. American Smclt.
4 rfsg iear rolats and The rest
.s 0slh smaller losses
8as god many professionals
Il wslssrs are dufting back info
i ra.kst vas clearly shown hy
"A, nc forenoon session was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-15

With canvas patches and plugs.
and pumps working 10 fan capacity.
the steamship iudravclll was drag.
Eed from the rocks near Friday
harbor late yesterday by the Sal.
v0r. aud towed Into Eauulmalt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-15
chleaao laauna serIn.

CHICAGO. Nov 1.-Two hun.
dred thousand dollars In scrip was
placed Ia circulation here today. A
fow small merchants are refusing
~ but the bis stores are all taking
H.
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MINNESOTA ATS O'Clock.

Tho steamship Minnesota Will ars
rive nj the Great Northern docks
from the Orient NJ O'Clock this
nftcrnbon. according % Mer
chants Exchange report from Port
ToWnnend
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-15

tl al.
.,xlANp, CAL Nov. Ia Mis-, MUSE
" vas bra,alg attacked by a
..eat o O'Clock this mornj
Als's ~, Sualhine 70 her home 80
Is ~ Alsmeaa According to
pss ~ omade by the YOUNG
4 ne polieo, she was kcpt
" Y aslll aner mlduleht and
Il ~ ~ last ear for Alameda
A. ~ ,s "a 4, broadway 81 Ala.
b IA Mas watkins along 'hat
~ W. So when suddpuly a
Jumped out from behind
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-15

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Nov Ia
A supplemental petition was flied
today BY Hartlea attorneys asking
that the famous divorce cas-. BE-
rc-upened
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-15

near Pontiac this morning Dr.
Charles " Davis. ln attendance
up0n the sounded man. could not
state this afternoon whether or not
the wounds would prove fatal
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Theodore Wits
& Co.

For spaidiuEa Athletic Goods
Footballs. basketball. Association
Footballs. Trapeae and Swinging
Rings i00s First Az. go
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Tor Ladies'

Buy your household drug store
neceagitieg, such Hs tooth brushes
tooth paetac and powders. talcum
powders. aponges. etc, a. extreme
cut rate prices tomorrow. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-15

sin. IN tfsaehc Of the lathmalau
canal Commission
shss Is enc uf the seven sisters
who have been known aa the most
beautiful women IN Washington
foiwfh gas unable tu obtain a
leave Of absence from hts duties
on he iNhmuH, Ho Miss Rice de-
cidef 70 ~ 20 him The date for
the wedding has not been set
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$50 Swedged Cimeter
Blade CooObOla Handle
Set of Knives and Forks
$1.15

5sa.inch forged steel
s s'sa'. for. u9 S.o,,. foI gs,
rs q stor ofnameniod 10 Is
~ ~ fho no etl1 BLACK uis
~ IN uoud brand and fully
H. N aHafautord Bee our
- - window for special
IL IN 4hankHglying prices on
IL III tf different styles OF
IL HuiNoa and forks We
EW "a Save you money and. ~
HN permitted. win select
EJFat with nret.riaaH steel
- ~ Any snt mailed coz express.
WHO IT. ga to any address 3tr
extra on sale until No-
vewbcr ~
tft5t A $3.50 No thuH single hnl-
HFI - ater. ebony handle. tW-
NAL in aWcdEed blade srt ~
VtlI knives and forkH si.f0
III NHHfi SO No aroT az. .in
HEN cimctrr blade. duulio Dol.
M WHN Htcr. ebony handle cot 81
AV knives nuu forks St.ah
ftat WNt00c Nn 900. % H .inrh blade
iron handle sci ~ fWyes
oo s' 20 'i ioe1 "a IT. bia ,s'
wood handle GOT OF
Na./ kuitrg and forks DID,. use
= ~ No taoo non. cofrod
lhle. bright see of
knives and forks .. H6c
handle tA.inrh swodHed elmeler
blade ulNeH nud forks $1,000. 800
fiIb No. $3.50. ~ inch forged siec' .usr.
Hutood double hulater oruawnutrd.
knives and forks ...... ........ so th
MANY patterns of white handle rnyea
and forhs rrduueA
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SATURDAY PAIR 49,.
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T-F0RAK Err FIGHT
GETTING INTERESTING.

Cincinnati May 5--Nauonal and
municipal politics must not conflict,
according to tho advice given today
by George Il. Cox. whose retirement az
the Hamilton county leader was an
nouncei more than year ago, after
several years OF successful leadership.
liz said today
In the coming municipal election
tho Tnft-Foraker fight must have no
part. II II does. II might mean the
defeat OF the Republican party. Separ-
ate the tive issues, settle the one be-
fore taking up the other
Mr.. Cox continued
Never before in the history of this
city has Ohio had two presidential
candidates and this situation calls for
the splitting OF issues We have
mayor 10 elect My idea is that we
ought 10 get this off our hands before
taking up the national proposition.
Suppose, just for the sake OF argu-
ment. we unite the municipal and
national issues. suppose the TAMIL
ton county organization lndprses Taft
Tho probability is that the Foraker
bunch would bolt and the municipal
election might be lost for the sake of
something that can be done as well
by "A different method.
THE only way 20 carry out both
successfully Is to get the city election
on our hands, Then we can take up
the other"
As to q statement credited 20 HIN /
while IN the east that the Republican
organization IN Hamilton county was
against Taft, he said:
II cannot pretend TO say whether
Foraker or TAFT VIII get the support
Of the organization.
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EX-GOVERNOR R0UTT
OF COLORADO INSANE

Denver, May 3.---John l.. Routt,
thrice governor of Colorado, was to-
day declared by a jury appointed by
the county court to inquire rs "a his
sanity to be 80 insane and distracted
Iva mind as 10 render him incapable of
managing his estate"
Judge Charles Mccall announced
that tomorrow he would appoint MI.
Routts Oldest daughter as copserva-
triX OF his estate. The proceedings to-
day resulted from litigation over the
estate of the governors wife. who
died six weeks ago. and to whom he
had transferred most Of his property.
Il developed at the hearing thar Mr..
Routt is not yet aware OF his wife's
death. He Is 81 years of age, and
physicians who examined him found
that he is suffering from senile de-
nientia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-04
WANTS THE WATCH
TRUST INVESTIGATED.

washington, May Charles q.
Keene OF New York, president OF tn"
independent Watch Dealers associa-
ton. today conferred with ASST Dist
Atty. purdy concerning an lnyestlEa-
ton which the department Is making
into the methods of the so-called
watch trust" Mr. Kcene presented
to Mr. Purdy he said. evidence con-
corning the operations OF the alleged
watch trust He asserted that Amerl-
can-made watches could be purchased
In various European countries Tor
much less than they could be bought
In this country, and that the alleged
watch trust sold watches TO foreign
dealers al a much less price than they
quoted 10 American dealers. He eN-
hlbited American watches which ne
had purchased abroad for less than
he could buy them Ia this country.
MIR Keene also called at the White
House today and offered to President
Roosevelt a watch with an American
movement and American case which
he had purchased IN England from a
dealer who had paid the alleged watch
trust ST.9S for IT, The watch. he said
would cost an American dealer SIS 5S.
The watch was engraved as having
been presented to President Roosevelt
as demonstration of the methods of
tho American watch trust. The prest-
dent declined 20 accept the gift. Later
in the day Mr.. Kccpo sent the watch
10 the president with a letter urging
him to accept 1t, and saying
You win lind engraved on ms
watch, IN as few words as possible, in
disputable evidence OF the watch trust
methods, which show serious discrlm-
nation against the American dealer
in favor of the foreigner"
In a letter which Mr. Keenc left with
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OFFICIALS SENTENCED ON
LAND FRAUDS CONVICTION.

Portland, or, May 3.--Former
State Treasurer Franklin P. Mays and
w. n, Jones We're today sentenced by
federal Judge w II. Hunt in cOnnec-
ticn with land fraud cases In eastern
Oergon. Mays punishment IL a S10.-
00G fine and four months in the Multi
nomah county Jail, and that Of Jones
is $4,000 and eight months in the
county jail. Mays sentence was stay
ed until Nov, !, in order to clear 10
record TO permit the case going before
the United States court at appeals
The sentence Of Hamilton II. Hen
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BROKEN RAIL WRECKS TRAIN.

La Junta, Colo, May 3.-Oyerland
limited No. s, eastbound, on the Atchi-
SON Topeka K Santa Fe railroad, was
deralled here at 10 o'clock today. The
locomotive. four baggage cars and two
day coaches turned over, but the Pull
man and tourist cars remained upright.
The engineer was injured but no pas
sengers We're hurt. The accident was
caused by a broken tail.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-04
SAYS THIS is BEST.

a leading health journal in
answering the question, What is
tho best prescription to clean and
purify the blood?" prints in a re-
cent issue the following Fluid
Extract OF Dandelion one-halt
ounce, Compound Kargon one
ounce. Compound Syrup sarsapa-
rilla three ounces. Shake well
and use in tenspoonful doses after
each meal and at bedtime.
a wen-known local druggist
states that these are harmless .
vegetable ingredients which can .
he obtained from any good pre-
scrlptlon pharmacy I
This mixture VIII clean the !.
blood Of all impurities In just /
row days the skin begins to {.
Gear OF sores, bolts and pimples. =;
Il puts vigor and energy into !:
rundown, dcbnitated men and !
women, For many years Sorsap- !:
arlla alone has been considered Z
good blood medicine But !:
while j. built w and made new !;
blood, the impurities remained ::
within and the good accomplish !,
ed was only temporary Sarsap- 1
arla. however. when used In !.
combination with Compound ::
<orgon ana Extract Dandelion Z
works wonders This combna- !:
ton puts the kidneys 20 work to !.
filter and slft out the waste mat ::
ter. uric acid and other impuu- !,
ties that cause disease. II makes z
new blood and relieves rheuma- !.
tlsm and lame back and bladder Z
troubles. !
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bricks, Charles A. Watson ana George
d. Barnard, implicated in the same
case. went over until September. be-
cause Of the objections by tho govern
ment to the manner in which the de.
PENDANTS bill of exceptions was pre-
pared. The defendants in the case
were convicted of attempting to de-
fraud the government in the Blue
Mountain reserve.
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A SCHOLARSHIP WINNER.

Alain Leroy Locke is the young negro
who has recently won a Rhodes schol-
ership for Pennsylvania which entities
him to three years study at oxford
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-04

It's too bad to see people go from
day TO day suffering with physical
weakness, when Rocky Mountain Tea
would strengthen them. Tea or Tab
let's IS cents q. &. NJ. |. Drug Dept.
112-ll4 Main st
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Persian Lawns.

o I'M HIS W TTTFI
No. 100 Csc grade FOR. .1Sc yard
No. 200. 80 grade for 22iac yard
No 300, zoe grade for. 21isc yard
a. INCHES WIDE
No 5000, soc grade for...35c yard
No 1000, 15c grade for. SOC yard
No. SEQ, Sl.00 grade for...I5C yard
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Sheets and Pillow Gases.

Only one dozen 10 customer
No, 1000 Hemmed Sheets, size
Slx9O, zoe grade for..,........63 c
No. 1000 Hemmed Sheets, size Y
$50 I9c grade tor............"65 Soc
No. 5000 Hemmed Sheets, size
S0Ne0, SOC grade for ....,...i3c
loo Dozen Mohawk Remmed
Sheets, size SlX90, Sl.00 grade
for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Sac
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French Batiste.

10 I'M tbS w LIE
45c grade fOr..............3 5c yard
61c grade for ,............6Oc yard
Sjc grade for .,....,.,.65c yar
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Four thousand eight ham,
dred and seventy-slT dollars
IN avhlte goods IN this sale

3 900 yards Novelty Suitlpg in all
the new dots and figures, SOC
fabric for. 35c yard
10000 yards Double Fold Scotch
Zephyr Bingham, choice for
.............., loo yard
5000 yards 36-inCh Double Fold
Percale. lbc value for 10i2c yard
S, 900 yards Fancy Dress Cling
hams, choice styles, values up To
l2lac yard, for.......S l-Sc yard
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Pillow Gases,

No. 100. size 45x35. 12lac grade
for .......--.-........ lOc each
No. 200, size i5x36, 16 2-3c grade
Tor ,..,.....,-,..,.... eaCh
No 300, size i5XS6 lsc grade
Tor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .l3C each
40. 400, size 45X36, 22iac grade
Tor OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, .lSc eucn
No. 500, size 45X36. e5c grade for
.................... zoe each
21lac regular for......22Ec each
SIZE 45x26.
1000 yards Lockwood Bloached
ga Sheeting Aoc grade for S2iac
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MY BEST FRIEND.

Alexander Benton, who lives on
Rural Route 1, Fort Edward y. y,
says: DIR Kings New Discovery is
my best earthly friend, II cured me
of asthma six wears ago 1t has also
performed a wonderful cure of incip-
lent consumption for my sons wife.
The first bottle ended the terrible
cough, and this accomplished, the 9TH
er symptoms left one by one, until she
was perfectly well. DR.. Kings New
DISCOVERIES power over coughs and
colds Is simply marvellous" No other
remedy has ever equaled It. Fully
guaranteed by H. c. NJ. l. Drug Dept.
112-114 Main st. soc and Sl.OO. Trial
bottle free.
Three Buick" automobiles. light
running and strong hill climbers: sold
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Shamrock Batiste.

a new fabric Tor Graduating
Gowns.
40 INCHES WIDE.
No. 1000. SOC grade, for i0c yard
80. 20oO, 75c grade, for 56c yard
No. 5000. S5c grade for 66c yard
40. 1000. sl.0O grade for Use yard
80. 5000, S1.3o grade for 800 yard
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Ia Gases of Colored
w ash Goods.

our New York buyer obtained
this lot lower than market prices.
II was one of those fortunate
plck-ups for the goods are stand
ard and the assortment excellent.
The following prices are exceed
ingly attractive and the goods are
certain 10 be eagerly bought,
1000 yards Egyptian Figured
Batiste. VALVES up TO l6 2-Sc,
Tor ,,..,.....t..s... -.lUC yalu
5000 yards Swiss Tissues. values
up to 25c yard, for ....l4c yard
5000 yards Manchester Batiste, a
beautiful wash fabric values
up To zoe yard. for. .12izc yard
5000 yards Scotch Zephyrs in all
the new mercerlzcd effects, 35G
fabric, Northumberland yard
10000 yards French Wolfe Tissues
iu all the now check ana plaid
styles. SOC fabric for. zoe yard
5000 yards Togo Silko IN all the
now evening shades SOC fabric
Tor .-,s.s,......ss,... ou0 bHf
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PLAIN White Linens.

sheer Cambria, medium weight
Cambrics, heavy Sulting Lin
ems, Draw Easy Linens.
Brought from York Street Flax
Spinning Co., Belfast, Irelan
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English Long Cloth.
Fine Imported English
Nainsooks.

No 1000 Bolt Of L. yards, $2.7j
grade. for ,.....,......,...,$2 90
No 5000 Bolt Of II yards. $500
grade. Tor OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, az
30. 1900 Bolt of 70 yards. $500
grade. for ...............,..S3 $500
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White Dimities.

IN ALL THE NEW LARGE
PLAIDS.
l0f. ~. 1t,aS Pa, ~. ..z,l