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Standing Of
Teams.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Chicago, July 12.-Boston won the last
game Of the series with Chicago this
afternoon in ten innings. Score:
r, II. E.
Chicago ............ ............3 II /
Bdtteries-White, Smith and Sullivan
Tor Chicagoi Ryan, Burchell and Donohue
for Boston
Cleveland. July 12.-Clsveland made il
three out Of four from Washington to-
day In a five-inning game called on ac-
count of darkness. Score; r. II. Z.
Sl0Fg ldilu .---s.-.--.- ----r---s-.-..0
w dollllt6 tOI t-.-------.-- ..------.--U 1
Observation-Disclosures and EasteTly; john
son and KahCe.
st. Louis July 12.-New York took the
final contest here today. Score:
R. H. E.
New York ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
81 ANoAlo s-ss--rs---r-.-s..- .
Batteries-Lake and kleinOw; Powell.
CTiss and Stephens.
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.NEBRASKAN HAS
AEROPLANE BUG

Washington. July 12-Secretarv VIII
liam B. Hayward Of the Republican com
mittee is willing TO pay $500 for a ride
in a Wright brothers aerOplane. He so
declared himself to group of Nebras-
kans in the lobby Of the Hotel Willard
II had the first automobile in the state
OF Nebraska said Hayward. land I
played in the first game Of golf in that
was so crazy about anything as / am
about the Wright flying machine. I
would be willing to give 800 for the glory
OF being their first regular fare"
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The WRONG VIEw-
(St. Louis GIobe-Democrat)

tSt' LOUIS GtODe-DemOcrdt)
Senator Iiilman was condemning the
divorce laws Of the north
Your southerner has just one girl. he
said, and When he gets -1ch he sticks 10
her. He let's her share IN her old age in
the fortune that she helped to pile IN.
That. It seems to me, is more eguab.a
than the northern idea Of dfscsr5fng tie
faded wife, when success is attained for
a beautiful chorus girl Of Is or 19 sum
mers."
Senator Tillmau frowned.
THE way northern marriages so often
end he said. you'd think matrimony
TO look at Il as a little boy IN Boston
did
Pa he said one June day. 7 hear In
Gle Joe is going TO be married on the 5tb
Yes said the father, Uncle Joe has
only three DAYS more
The little boy sighed
The last three DAYS ne said. they
give them everything 10 eat they ask for.
don't they. pa7
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TWO GOOD BOUTS.

New York. July 12-PhU McCoverr and
Charley Goldman and Joe Coster ana Joe
wagner. four Of the best bantam weights
IN the east, were the principals tonight in
two ten-rOund bouts AfcGOvern and cold
man Fought a draw. but Wagner easily
had the better of COSter. Il was an
nounced that winners tonight would fight
a week hence for the right to meet Monte
AtteH OF California for the bantam
weight championship. but as the Mccoy
ern-Goldmdn bout was inCOnCluSive. there
VIII nave TO be further preliminaries.
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RESULTS AT BUTTE.

Butte. July 12.-TOday's results:
First race, four and one-half furIoDgs-
LetiJia won, Glare second, Tansy third.
Time-.56.
Second race, six furlongs-Harrv STAN
hope won, Alice Collins second, No Rule
third. Time-114st
Third race, six furlOngs-Sir Barry won
Old Nick second, Force third. Time
11414.
Fourth race, five furlongs-Meddling
Hannah won, Antioch second, Bill May
ham third Time .OO15
Fifth race. one mile and a sixteenth
COtilliOn won Martfnmas second Meadou,
Horn third. Time so
Sixth race, mile and a siXteenth-Oueen
Lead won, Flying Dance second. North
Wester third. Time-1 .5si.
Seventh race. seven furIonFs-JoItar
won, Follie /. second, Prince Of CASTLE
third. Time ga
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MANY ENTER FOR
GOLF TOURNAMENT

Des MOines, Ia. July 12-NearIv 200 of
the best golfers in the Trans AIississipDi
Golf association are scheduled to start in
the Sb-nole qualifying round of the ninth
annual championship tournament over the
course Of the Des MOihes Golf club and
Country club tomorrow morning.
The players making the best thirtv-tvo
scores IN the qualifying round will be eI-
igible for the championship and consoIa-
tion-the sixteen losers IN the first round
match play forming the Iatler fliEht
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COAST TENNIS
PLAYERS GO EAST

San Francisco, July 12-Maurice Nc
LoughIin, George James and Melville
Long. crack tennis players OF this city,
started east tonight TO participate in the
Northwestern championship tennis tour
nament, which will be held at Lake
MinnetOnka. MINI. Later they will play
I'm the prelminaries to the national dOu-
bles at Lake Forest, near Chicago, Aug
.. II successful, they will go 10 New
port for the national championship
matches and thence to Niagara Falls for
the international matches.
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YOUNG G0RBETT LANDS
SOUTHERN BELLE

San Rafael Cal. July 12-Wfliam
89taweu, better known as Young Cor
.-,- l.e lightweight pugilist. secured a
license here last Saturday TO marry Daisy
A-.selal' VINO is said 20 be the daughter
- Z. d prominent Virginia politician of that
.---l' Miss Merserau has gone to Pasa-
qua ana IL is stated, win return TO San
.@--sco % wed RuthWel after his fight
~, ".,- frankie Prayue next Saturday. The
young pair became acquainted at a the
s S-5 party IN New York several months
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WELSH DEFEATS
YOUNG JOSEPHS

Mountain Ash, Wales, July 13.-Freddie
Welsh, the English lightweight, who won
a number Of fights in the United States
in the early part Of the year. defeated
Young JOsephs, also of England, tonight
in the eleventh round of what was SEIZED
uled to be a twenty-TOund bout JOsephs
was disqualified for fouling. Welsh ruled
favQrite in the betting and had the bet
ter~Of the bout throughout
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NOTHING IN THE NAME.
0Cincinnati Enquirer

Senator Carroll s. Page Of Vermont Il
on good terms with the senate pages. al
because his name is Page. AprODos III
this. ne tells the story that when ne wa,
governor Of Vermont he went to ths
chamber OF the senate of the state lesis
Isture one day and about a dozen mage,
flocked around him just as a friend OF
his from the rural districts walked in.
Governor, inquired the friend from
the country, who are all these Httls
bOys2'
'iThev are little pages"
well. III be burned, governor" Oh
served the rural visitor; 4 never knew
you had so many children"
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Different in Gotham.

New York, July 12.-The foregoing is at
variance with the statements of several
friends of Jeffries, who say In the last
few days they have received letters from
him in which he declared that as soon as
his theatrical contract expires on July
49, he would sign articles for a fight with
johnson and would then post 5000 for
felt
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HELENA SELLING PLAYERS.

Helena. July 12-The Helena ball cub
has sold Right Fielder Irby to the Ia
coma club Of the Northwestern league
and the player left this morning for his
new position. Helena has also dispensed
with the services # Pitcher Gordon. he
being transferred TO Livingston. which
tool, the Boise franchise in the Inter
mountain league.
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HYPocRITE IN THE HEREAFTER
New York Tribune ;

Dr. Madison c. Peters was discussing
the question, "WiH the coming man
marry?" He instanced a certain type of
bachelor
This man" he said, "is a hypocrite.
He uses his religion as q cloak"
And what will he do in the next
world, eh3" said the reporter.
"Oh." said DR.. Peters, he won't need
any cloak there"
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KETCHEL- LANGFORD
MATCH IS NOW OFF

New York, July 12-The match between
Sam LangfOrd and Stanley s41etcheI.
which was to take place at Ely, New,
has been declared off by Joe Woodman
manager Of the negro pugilist Woodman
says ketChel is not entitled to demand
$4,000 of purse of $500 and that Lang
ford won't fight for a few cents. Wood
man says his man is willing to fight
ketchel for fair division of the purse.
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SALT LAKE CRICKET
CLUB ORGANIZES

A number Of cricket players in the city
met last evening and reOrganized the Salt
Lake Cricket club. NJ. H Walker was
elected president; W. J. Miner, vice pres
ident, and Harry A. James, secretary and
treasurer. The club decided to play a
game with Eureka on July "A and with
Denver in Salt Lake on Labor day. The
club will hold Its practices on Monday
and Wednesday evenings at 6:15 D. m.
and on Saturday at 2:l5 p. m, All cTiCk-
ct players IN the city are invited to join
the club and come out to the practice
games
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CAPITAL TEAM WINS.

The Capital baseball team defeated the
North salt Lake bunch by the over
wheIming score of 81 to . The game
was played ON the North salt Lake
grounds. and there was nothing TO it,
the Capitals winning without putting
forth an effort.
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SHELTER TEAM DEFEATED.

.- .- saturday afternoon the Utah Fuel
--5. 7ls Team took the measure Of the
--.,el states smeIter clerks by a score
~ .. 20 j. Rogers. who started To pitch
"7 r -el company, held the smeltsr
KS KS -I"A To- "a TO % and Riddle allowed
,-.V runs during the last half. Bloomfield.
.,., 7 -l second 1asemau, came TO bat
-'9 times. getting four hits.
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OUTLAW LEAGUE
DROPS TWO CLUBS

Stockton. Cal. July Fat a meeting
of tine directors held here last night the
California State league the so-called
outlaw league was reOrganized by
dropping san Jose and Santa Cruz and
making il a four-club league,
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At St. Paul-Kansas City, 4; st. Paul, 1.
At LOuisvillc-LOuisviIle, 5; Columbus,
? Seven innings, called, rain.
At neapOlis-Milwaukee, I; Mime
apOlis, 4.
At anapolis-Indianapo Toledo
game postponed; rain.
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JEFF WILL FIGHT.

= Toronto Ont, July 12-James J. \
FERRIES tonight denied the state :
= ment attributed 10 him that he vroftid !
y not fight Johnson. Jeffries stated :
y on his arrival in New York next =
= week he would post d forfeit for the :
= fight
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BASEBALL
Yesterdays
Results.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Brooklyn, July I2.-BrookIyn and Gin
cinnau divided hOnors I'm a dOuble-header,
the visitors getting five out of the six
games Of the series. Cincinnati took the
first of tOday's game, II to 1, by smuggling
the ball The second game was won by
Brooklyn. TO 4. Score:
First game: r. H E
CINCINNATI -........'.. -''...-.''.-L % !
Batteries-Rowan and Roth, Mclean:
'I Second a. games ae:O''u' anu D +. H. E.
G l,aa,,i,tn -''''''''''' ''''''''..''f
BatteTies-Ewing Dubec and Mclean;
Bell and Marshall. Umpire-Klem.
Boston. July 12.-The locals won the last
game of the series from St. Louis. Score:
R, H E.
St Louis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Il 8
Batteries Ferguson and Bowerman;
Sallee and Phelps. Umpire-Kane.
Philadelphia. July 12.-Chicago won to-
days game from Philadelphia. Score:
Philadelphia -.--......... .--.-...--O
Batteries-Coveleski Corridor. McQuil-
len and Doom, Martell; Overall and Ar
cher Umpires-JohnstOne and Rigler.
New York. July 12-New York and
Pittsburg broke even in double-header
today, the home team being defeated in
the second game 8 to 0, and winning the
first game. Score: r. II. Z,
Ptttshurg .-.....--- .....-...-......S )
New YORK
son and Schlei-
Second game: x. H e.
P1Jtsburg .......---.- ........---.--5 II
New York ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS % /
Batteries-Camnitz and Gibson Mar
guard and Wilson, Schlei. Unpires-
DaV and F,mslfn
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GIVEN DECISION.

Memphis, Tenn. July 12-Charles White
OF Chicago earned the decision over
Young Dougherty 70 Los Angeles after
eight rounds Of hard fighting tonight
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PIGEON FANcIERs' MEETING.

The Utah Pigeon club will hold its regu-
lar monthly meeting next Wednesday at
Us South street, commencing at 5 p. m.
All are invited
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Spokane. Wash, July 12-score:
EUREKA DEFEATS
MARGETTS TEAM
ISpecial to The Herald. }

Eureka. July l2-The largest crowd Of
the season turned out yesterday to see
the game between Margetts team from
Salt Lake and the local players. The
game went to the Miners by the score OF
runs to . Heusser, in the box for Eu-
reka, did good work and struck out six
men. Barnes of Salt Lake having only
two strikeouts to his credit The Eu-
reka team had the Gray brothers Of Pay
son in the lineup and Douglas was seen
a. his old place on second Salt Lake 8
defeat was due to errors ". Gum, on
third base, being responsible for most
of them. Margetts did most Of the hit
ting for Salt Lake, and the Gray boys
and Heusser shonc in the stick work for
the Eureka team. Wall was again con-
spicuous i'm center field and robbed Salt
Lake out of two wailOps that looked like
sure twO-baggers. King caught for Eu-
raka and Lumley for Salt Lake. Score
by innings:
Eureka o.. ........-.2 o 0 -
Attendance. 600.
There will be game tomorrow between
Eureka and Payson, and a good attend
ance IS assured, as the game viii be
called early enough so that the night shift
men who work in the mines will have a
chance 70 see the game and most of the
business houses will close for the duTa-
ton Of the game. Chivren viii pitch for
Eureka.
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Tourists All Eat

At Kniefers Cafeteria, III So. Main.
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AUToMoRLLEs EnR AIRE-
PREPARED TO RECEIVE HIM.

Automobile Exchange, 90 Postofce
Place.
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AUTOMOBILES FoR HIRE.

Automobile Exchange, s. Postoffics
Place.
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The SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, Ga.
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Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the
firm of Cole & Jones, leaders In
groceries, has BEEN dissolved ny mu-
tual consent. Mr.. j, e. Jones tetires
from the firm AL the business NJ!
be continued by Mr. L.. Y. Cole VT
Cole all Indebtedness
against the firm and all accents
due the firm are payable to him,
Respectfully,
l. Y. COLE,
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ANGEREO WOMAN WHIPS TEACHER
Two of Her Sons Are Sent to Jail for
Doing the Same
Trick,

Anadarko, Okla, Nov. 19.-Eyen
the pious, persuasive tones Of a
Methodist preacher could not deter
Mrs. Annie Hall from her purpose
TO lick the teacher today, so She
pushed aside the Rev. f. l.. Farris-
ION in the hall of the s~uperintend-
ent's office, entered the office with
a drawn umbrella and pounced upon
j. B. Sanders. city superintendent or
public schools, and wore the weapon
of war into a fragile over his head
before her revenge was complete.
Then for good measure she scratched
him in the face with her finger nails
until the blood flowed freely.
Little Guy Hall, fourteen years
old. had played hockey" n day
last week and the superintendent
chastjsed him. An old brother, Jack,
aged twenty, and a step-brother,
Frank Quick, of about the same age
took up for the lad and last Friday
they clicked the teacher this same
Superintendent Saunders. The Boys
were arrested and placed in jail ow-
ing to their inability to make BOND.
This angered the mother the nor
and she avowed revenge full and
complete.
"Why don't you let Guy come
hack to school " she demanded, pl-
qued by the interference OF the man
of the cloth who in the hall had
pleaded, madam, desist."
''He may come back when he has
been given the proper chastisement'
replied the superintendent, where
upon the declared war and
began waging it.
The superintendent is not serl-
ously injured but he doesn't relish
the idea OF two "lickings' in -four
days. He has had a warrant issued
for Mrs. Hall.
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A OFFER
Hood & Curtin Will Refund Your
Money If Sage Doesn't
Daudruff.

Pretty strong talk, perhaps you'll
say, but it's honest talk, every word
of it. because if Hood 4 Curtin were
not absolutely certain; If they did
not know from actual results OBJ
tanned, they could not make such a
generous offer.
Parjsian Sage, which car nov be
obtained in every town in America,
is also guaranteed to stop falling
hair and itching scalp.
1t Is the ideal, delightful, Feju-
yenating hair dressing that makes
hair grow in abundance. Partisan
Sage is a prime favorite with wo-
men, because it keeps the hair bril-
liant and fascinating, is daintiiy per-
TUNED, and is not sticky or greasy.
The price for a large bottle is
only so cents at Hood & Curlins s.,
where, or direct, all charges prepaid
by the American makers, Giroux
Mfg. Co, Buffalo, n. Y. 1~7S-lSS-l96
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TRUTH ABOUT CATARRH
Sensible Methods Win Cure 1t. Hood
h Curtin Guarantees Hyomei
to Cure Catarrh.

Catarrh cannot never be cured by
medicines into the stomach
nor by sprays, atomizers or
Intelligent physicians have long
declared such ideas and not
of them would be worth considera-
ton were it not for the fact that
persons prey upon the
ignorance Of the people in regard
to new discoveries.
Catarrh is caused by germs and
Just as long as .ncse germs thrive
in the folds, crevices, hooks and
corners of the mucous membrane
that line the nose, throat and chest,
Just so long will you have catarrh.
There is only one way to Kill ca
tarrh, and that is to kill the germs.
There is only n remedy that
will kill the germs when 1t gets
where they are, and that is Hyomei
Hyomei is made chiefly from
Australian Eucalyptus and Eucalyp-
toll combined with other germ kill
ing ~antiseptics. Just breathe IT
in through the hard rubber inhaler
that comes with each outfit and re-
lief is immediate. Used regularly
for a few weeks Hyomei tpronounc-
ed High-o-me) will cure chronic
catarrh. Complete outfit $l.O0
at Hood & Curtin and leading drug
gists- everywhere. 1~7S-1Ss-lSs
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The Georgia Ministries.

The Palace of Revelry, the beau
tiful first part, which starts the
funmaking with Richards & Prin-
giles Minstrels this season, is said
TO be the most novel and expensive
ever carried by any minstrel COM
tings and lighting effects are all CON
ceived and designed by masters in
their respective fields. The date OF
this company's appearance at the
Shelton opera house is Saturday,
Nov. 20. Prices so cents.
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ing of physical exhaustion that al
ways followed writing out a sermon
with pen or typewriter said Mr..
Ramsay. Il find, too, that my mem
DRY retains better what comes into
my ear than that which | merely
read. 1t is a great saving on the
eyes.
The monograph records provide
an easy way of retaining a record of
each sermon, and if | do not want TO
preserve any sermon, | can shave the
records off and use them again and
again. The expense is no larger, |
believe. than paper and ink would
be for the same number OF words.
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There is no case on record OF q
cough or cold resulting In pneumQ-
MIA or consumption after Foleys
Honey and Tar has been taken. rs
1t will stop your cough and break mp
your cold quickly. Refuse any but
the genuine Foley's Honey and Tar
In 4 yellow package. Contains no
opiates and Is safe and sure. b. ".
Foarts. y
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AMUSEMENTS.
q
.
<<>>
At the Majestic.

Wenrick q Waldron, singing com
edians. were heard at the Majestic
yesterday afternoon and last night
by larg" al: apl reciative crowds
Their songs and jokes are new and
they are sung and told in a pleas
ing way.
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PREACHERS EXPERIMENT.
Tries Sermon on Self First by
PhonOpraDh.

Columbus, o., Nov. 19.-The Rev.
II, G. Ramsay, pastor of the North
Presbyterian church OF this
city, dictates his sermon into q
photograph, then turns on the ma
chine and listens to the reproduc-
ton. a
He then gets a clear idea of just
..how Il will sound" when his con-
gregahon hears it.
Il Apvs entirely escaped the fesa'
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WANTED TO SELL-Boarding
house well located, good trade, reas-
on for selling. Wife's health. John
M. Daniel, West Jefferson street,
3O1. WaXahachie, Texas. 1913
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LOST-Small gold locket with mon
ogram j. II. Nj. engraved thereon,
containing iour baby pictures. Fin
der return to W~axahachie National
Bank and be rewarded. 1852
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FREE to new Subscribers to Youth
COMPANION. the remaining weeks OF
November and December, 1903, with
all of 1910 for one years subscrip-
ton, including Thanksgiving and
Christmas numbers, also the beauti-
full calendar 4 thirteen colors. See
e. r. Owen Of phone Bell 2T3 Tor
particulars. u
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u. Z. NVEV
1876 }. e.. n
Waxahachie, Texas, Nov. 10, 1917
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FOR SALE-Modern Groom cottage
with bath and electric lights. Barn,
etc. Best location in city. Lot 72x22b
feet. Bargain if sold quick. w. L.. r.
Leigh & Co, Fire Insurance ana
Real Estate Agents. u
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Hats and Caps

Just received something new in Mems
and Bows Hats and Caps.
Price range in Hats LOO and up to. 90
Caps at 25c and up to -~. .~~~ ~~ 75c
Special prices on Trunks from 500 and
up to ..-~-- ~. - ~. 20 co
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At a bargain for 10 days. Some witt
leather cuffs on bottoms, some without
Two shades of tan and brown; have sOI(
at $50 and 90, your choice now 2.7s
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Ladies Long Cloaks

Bear Skin, Silk Plush Kersey, Beaver
and Melton Cloth, have all colorS.
800 Misses Cloaks now $4,000, --~. 2.25
$50 Misses Clocks now .-~ 2 90
2 Is Misses ClOakS row. Ills
ChIldren's Bear Skin and Plush Cioaks
worth 800 and 2 SO now ~.~. ~..~ 2.25
Misses Plush sClOakS worth 6 50 and
7 SO now - $50
New Reps, Cotton Suiting, Wool Dress
Goods and Silks just received, all at
bargains at their respective prices,
Just received a big line of Ladies and
Childrens Sweaters. priced 80 TO 40
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With

with
25 years experience in all lines wish
es position about December /. Al
references. Moderate salary. Address
"Bookkeeper,' 800 Kaufman street.
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