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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-08
Enid 8; Pittsburg 5

Piusbage. July S-Euid only allow
Il TWO innings 10 go by without max
ing a nun and won q loose game from
rittshms
Score. r. n. r
Enid a00 mn Ills II
putsbnrs ..... 90o loo 2oO-o ~
Rauer.es-Ashlev and Allen; Rev
ner Bal. and Erloff
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-08
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Cleveland. July Mullin blew u1
i'm the MYTH and Cievellnd made SIX
hits and three runs. winning the game
Bemis von he game for Cleveland ,n
ne min b.
score. r. II. f.
cleveland OlO OlO 003-4 l. 3
Detroit ....... ice uel luo-@
Batteries Joss. Leihhardt anu
Easterly: Mullin and schmidt
Summaries base hits, CraW
ford. Easte-ly: three base hi', Meln
tyre: base on balls. of Joss .; struc'
out. by .oss .. by Leihhardt |.
Umpires Evans and Perrine.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-08

RESULTS IN AMERICAN ASSN.

At 81. Louis Both Chicago-St Louis
games postponed. wet grounds
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-08
Game Is Postponed

4. Sioux Ciy Pueblo game los.
poucj. west grounds.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-08

Colfey. home runs. LennoN. Humme (
base on halls, OFT Scanlon s OFT RucN
or /. off Mccartney >. TuckeY q
struck out by Seanlon ., by Rucher
Umpire -Rigler.
Second game X II :. F.
postor eco 00O 010-1 s .
Rrooklvn .. 0o2 OO0 Sos 9 l
paftcres-Lndaman and Graham
Rucker anl Marshall
Summlry-Two base hits, Becker
Knstus. Marshall: base on balls OIL
Rucker .. off l.indaman 1, struck OUT
10y Rucker 5.
Umpire Rigler.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-08
No Game At 0es Moir

At Des MoInes Wichita game pos.
noncd. Net grounds
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-08
Ecston 9. New York 6

Chesbro. Quinn ana Sweeney, kieInoW
Summary Two base hits, Demlt
three base hit, Niles. struck ont, ~
Chesbro 3 by Cheoh 4; base ON bans
off schln1er I. Chech l, off Manning
.3. off ChesbrO >
Umpres- sheridan and KERN.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-08-06
CATHOLICS PLEDGE
FUND OF S500,O0O

MOBILE. Ala. Aug. 6.--An endOW-
ment of $500. 600, which viii provide
for fifty scholarships in the Catholic
University has been practically as
sured by the committee of the Knights
of Columbus, which has this in charge.
The plan authorized for securing
this fund recommended that each
council of the order contribute one
dollar for each mem Der during each
year until the fund IL secured. More
than 500 Of the 1850 councils have
agreed to do this, and responses from
the others are being received daily.
Edwin II. Doyle, Of Detroit, is chair
man o. the committee which is raising
this fund, and he hopes to complete
the work by January J. 1910.
Hon. Daniel Colwell, father Of the
order" has been chosen historian for
life, at an annual salary of $500.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-08-06

Csc and S9c Wheelbarrows.
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$50 and $3.50 Baby Walkers. $50
Choice 5000 Toys, sec to 75c
1925 Large Porch Rockers. s1.oo
Csc TO 800 Diabolo Sets. SO
Csc Wash Tubs and Boards. loo
'10c and 15c Horns ..............3 80
S1.0O Large Size Possums. go. .zso
25c and S9c Toy Tea Sets. 900. .1Oe
Csc and 39c Wash Sets. ....... loo
Csc TO 39c Soldier Sets. loo
S1.0O Pewter Dishes. ..........49 o
59c Set Ten-Pins ........... use
SOC Horse and Four-WheeI
Carts ................., $50
S1.O0 and sL25 Sets China
Dishes ...............-......4s o
SO and "a Tables, mission
style .........---...... S1,SS
s1.00 Lawn Settees; so feet
long observation-disclosures. SIC
$500 China Closets. .......... s1.ss
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Our sale price
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49c Fancy China Cups and Saucers.
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20c Decorated Fancy China Mustard
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49c Decorated Fancy China Cream
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lSc Per Foot Step Ladders, 10c per
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19c Colonial Glass Cream Pitchers.
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25c Colonial Glass Berry or Fruit
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25c Colonial Glass Mix Pitchers.
lee Colonial Glass Oval Dishes.
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19c Decorated StOneWare Salt Boxes.
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19c Decorated Stoneware Grocery
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sc Blue Notified Hall Boy Jugs.
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-08-06
MINISTER RITTER
WILL BE MEMBER

The Gruetliverein. otherwise the So
ciaI organization of the Swiss colony
in Washington, viii soon count among
its members DR.. Paul Ritter, newly ac-
credited minister from Switzerland to
the United States.
This was decided upon at 4 reception
rendered Dr.. Ritter last evening by the
Swiss society TO welcome him to this
city. IN his address of welcome, Presi-
dent Albert AHeman. Of the Cruelty
~~ein. expressed not only his pleasure
s. the advent of DR.. Ritter to Washing
ton, but also extended 10 him an invita-
ton TO become one of them.
DR.. Ritter will be formally elected a
member at a meeting in the near fu-
ture.
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Our sale price
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S29s Assorted Vases.
s. 40 Decorated Fancy China Cracker
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$500 3-piece japanese China Tea Sets.
$500 Decorated Fancy China ChoCo-
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S29s Ovens of Russia Iron for oil OF
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S2.98 Sets OF Six Ebony Handle Steel
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S225 Carving Sets.
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SZ98 Cut Glass Perfume Bottles.
soc Decorated Fancy China Sugars
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S24S Decorated Fancy China Celery
TRAYS.
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PLAQUES.
20 Beer Stems
$40 Decorated Fancy China Cake
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$40 Decorated Fancy China Berry
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Our sale price
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$50 Decorated Fancy China Cake
Plates.
S19s Six Piece Opal Bureau Sets.
$50 Decorated Fancy China Salad
Bowls
CSC Beer Stems,
81 Assorted Vases.
Sl.25 Decorated Fancy China Jelly
Jars.
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Ssc Decorated Fancy China Syrup
Pitchers.
CSC Assorted Pitchers.
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and SauceTs.
CSC Blue and White Seamless Dish
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Sl69 Blue and White IrameI Tea
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Csc Grey Enamel Chamber Pals.
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69c Cocoa Door Mats.
1875 Round Willow Cloths campers.
19c Galvanized Iron Wash Tubs. %
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CSC Nickel Plated Tea Kettles.
79c Japanned Tin Bread Box, Z.
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9Sc Silver Plated Berry Spoons
CSC Sets Of William Rogers Silver
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sec Wire Rat Traps
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Our sale price
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H1 P5Iss, sS4.49tOS7.98

$498 Decorated Fancy China Choco-
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$4SS Decorated China Toilet Sets.
S7.9S Fancy Banquet or Parlor Lamps.
S449 3-pieee Carving Sets.
$40 Gas Lamps,
$49S Towel Bars, with heavy nickel
mountings.
$49S Decorated Fancy China Chop
Sets.
$449 Decorated Fancy China Ice
Cream Sets.
$449 Decorated Fancy China Berry
Sets.
$500 Cut Glass Water Pitchers.
Sass Cut Glass Celery Dishes.
$5.9S Cut Glass Berry Bowls
S5.9S Cut Glass Decanters.
$685. Cut Glass Vases.
$500 Cut Glass Bon Bon Dishes.
$500 Cut Glass Olive Dishes
Sass Decorated Fancy Chi1S Wall
PLAQUES.
sass Decorated Fancy China Chop
Plates.
S5.49 Assorted Vases.
$500 Decorated Fancy China Choco-
late Pots.
S4gS Beer Stems.
$500 Decorated Fancy China Claret
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$500 Cut Glass Oil Cruets.
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lei $500 10 NEGROES.

KANSAS CITY, No, Aug. "a suit
to break the viii of Charles Schattner,
a salOOnkeeper- who died recently. leav-
ing $4,000 TO .3cal charities anC about
S25,000 TO negro employees, has been filed
here by Eugene Schattner, a brother.
The estate was valued al 100000 Frank
SChattner. a brother living in ST Louis,
received a bequest Of 800.
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HudSOn'S stock Of TOYS

S1.00 to $3.50 Stuffed Horses. .zse
4SC to 800 Dolls Trunks 25c
s125 to $500 Dolls Trunks. SIC
10c to 3sc Dolls High Chairs. Sc
10c to 39c Dolls Arm Chairs. 49,. So
26c 10 SI00 Iron Toys. Choice. LOG
CSC to SOC Jointed Dolls. ....... loo
Use, 500 and 1925 Jointed
DoAs -.........-.... ...,... .25o
$50, $3.50 and 500 Jointed
Dolls .-........-.....-. SIC
S1.0o and S1.25 Shoe Flys. ..... $50
soc and 75c Nursery Chairs,
with tray .29o
25C Dolls Trunks 100
25c to $1O0 Dolls Sideboards 1oo
25c to S1OO Dolls China Closets oc
25c TO 800 Dolls Bureaus.
Chiffoniers Observation-Disclosures loo
Children's &1.25 to $2.49 Rock
efs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ---.-. .o5c
Children's 39c. 49c and 75c
Rockers -..-.------.... Csc
Dolls 49c and 75c Go-Carts. .1so
Dolls 49c and 75c Carriages. .1sc
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Our sale price
98C
H9 PfI6., Sl.5O to 1928

S1.9S Decorated Fancy China Comb
and Brush Trays.
s.. IS Decorated Fancy China Cracker
Jars.
S19S Fancy Glazed Umbrella Jars.
SI.75 Fancy Banquet Lamps.
S1.30 Decorated Fancy China Salad
Bowls.
$500 Japanese China Choc. Pots.
1913 Kitchen Tables, 35R feet long.
$50 Step Ladder Chairs.
S1.75 Sets Of Silver Plated Table
Spoons six.
$1-75 Sets OF Silver Plated Table
Forks six.
S1.9S Carving Sets.
$3.50 Cut Glass Bon Bons.
S1.98 Cut Glass Perfume Bottles.
S1.50 Cut Glass Mustard Pots.
$50 Decorated Fancy China Cake
Plates.
$1.55 Decorated Fancy China Wall
PLAQUES.
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HV D4iesl S5.9S TO 1898

S5-9S Decorated China Toilet Sets.
1888 Beer Stems.
1888 apiece Carving Sets
SI9S Electroliers-
S5.98 Towel Bars
$6.98 Decorated Fancy China Fish
Sets.
$79s Decorated Fancy China Game
Sets.
$5.sS Decorated Fancy China Chop
Sets
S5sS Decorated Fancy China Berry
Sets
$S98 Decorated Fancy China Ice
Cream Sets
$3.50 Cut Glass Berry Bowls.
sos Cut Glass Water Pitchers.
5000 Cut Glass Celery Trays
$685. Cut Glass Wine Decanters.
500 Assorted Vases
$685. Double Handled Cut Glass Bon
Bon Dishes
&5.9S Cut Glass COMFORTS
Sa-sS Cut Glass Mayonnaise Dish
500 Decorated Fancy China Wall
PLAQUES.
$3.50 Decorated Fancy China Choco-
late Sets
1913 Decorated Fancy China Chop
Dishes
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Sss8 Decorated Fancy China, T-piece
Chocolate Sets.
S3SS Beer Stems.
1888 Assorted Vases
SAss Fancy Banquet or Farior Lamps.
S3.75 Deco ated Fancy China ChocO-
late Pots.
$40 3-piece japanese China Tea Sets.
s3.s8 Decorated Fancy China Gas
Lamps
$3.50 Kitchen Tables.
s325 Carving Sets.
sass Decorated Fancy China Ice
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SOS Decorated Fancy China Berry
Sets
s3.ss Cut Glass Water Bottles
49 Cut Glass Pickle Trays.
PCS Cut Glass COMFORTS.
1913 Cut Glass Berry Bowls.
1888 Decorated Fancy China Wall
PlacQues.
s375 Decorated Fancy China Chop
Plates.
1913 Decorated Fancy China Choco-
late Sets
s. 50 Cut Glass OH Cruets
s. - Cut Glass Puff Boxes.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-08-06
ERNEST w. EMERY
is OUT OF DANGER

Ernest W. Emery. day manager Of the
Associated Press. who has been critical
IS III with heart trouble. Is safely on
the road to final recovery.
The two specialists who have his case
in charge announced yesterday that the
danger line is past. As soon as he Is
able, Mr. Emery viii be taken 10 Ca
toctln mountain, near Frederick, Nd.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-08-06
LONG THIN WRIST
AIDED IN THIEVING

MONTROSE, Pa, Aug. 6.-Postsl In
spector Rose and a Federal deputy mar
shall. WHO yesterday arrested Samuel
Lewis. n local hotel porter, Cor roboins
the mails of many letters found an
unprecedented case.
They declare that when Lewis went
for the hotel mail he thrust his lean
arm, slender wrist and long fingers
through the pOstoffice box rented by
the hotel and distracted letters from
adjacent boxes, taking char ees Of ind
ing money IN them. He vas sent to
iaLi in default of bail
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-08-06

$3.50 Paris Lawn Swing. two
passenger ...-............. S4.S5
800 Croquet Sets. Choice. acc
$500 Pedal Wagons; two
styles .-.........-...... 50. z9
$3.50, $500 and $500 Automo-
plies ...t..............,. .9S.SS
500 10 s1.5O Iron Wagons 90. CSC
$3.50 to $500 iron Wagons. $50
$3.50 to $3.0O Iron Wagons. .sl.es
sec and s1.00 BIackboards. Csc
$50 and $500 Large Wooden
wagons NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5Sc
$500 to $500 Large Wooden
Wagons ................. .S2.Ss
$3.50 10 $500 Doll Co Carts. s1.4s
$3.50 10 $500 Doll Carriages. .SI.4s
$500 Infants Folding Co
carts .........-........ S2.ss
800 and 1925 SIeds. 4so
z5c and 15c Two-WheeI Carts. .Ioo
800 to $3.50 SteiR Jointed
bears '............... 4sc
$1O0 10 SL50 Tige Dogs. .49o
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-08-06
NEW LINCOLN CENT
CAUSES BOYS DEATH
Puts Shiny Disc Into Mouth,
Laughs and Then ChokeS.
Medical Aid Fails.

NEW YORK, Aug. 6.-On getting one
Of the new Lincoln cents, John Nicito,
of Bath Beach, took Il horne and gave
Il 20 his son James, nine years old.
At play with other boys today James
proudly exhibited the coin. Next he put
Il in his mouth. When he laughed the
coin slipped half way down his throat
and stuck there.
Mrs Nicito saw that her son was
choking, and she tried to give him re-
lief by pounding him on the back. That
failed, ard an ambulance was called
from the Reception Hospital But the
boy was dead when Dr. Klein arrived.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-08-06
Our sale price
75C
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500 Fancy China Tea Pots.
$50 Fancy China. Choc Pots
$1-49 Fancy China Salad Bowls.
Sl98 Fancy China Cake Plates.
S1-S9 A-lb. Family Scales.
$1.49 Sets Of Mrs. Potts Sad Irons.
$50 Granite Iron Ham Boilers.
$50 Heavy Tin Wash Boilers.
sl-39 Wash Tub Stands or Benches.
Sl.39 Kitchen Sets, comprising 8 pieces
with rack.
S1.49 Silver Mounted Cracker Jars.
SL49 Silver Mounted Water Pitchers.
$l.49 Silver Mounted CIaret Jugs.
S1.4s Quadruple Silver Plated Cream
Pitchers.
H4s Quadruple Silver Plated Sugar
Bowls
$40 Quadruple Silver Plated Tea
Pots,
sl-4s Quadruple Silver Plated Spoon
Holders.
S1.4s ouadruple Silver Plated Butter
Dishes.
a.49 Quadruple Silver Plated Syrup
Pitchers.
$40 ouadruple Silver Plated Mustard
Jars.
S.4s Quadruple Silver Plated Bread
Trays.
N-9s Quadruple Silver Plated Cake
Baskets.
s1.9S Quadruple Silver Plated Fruit
Dishes.
$50 Sets Silver Plated Med. Knives
(six).
$50 Sets Silver PLATED Dessert
Spoons six.
$3.50 Keystone Meat or Food Chop
pers.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-08-06
TO PROBE CHICAGO
TROLLEY DISASTER

CHICAGO. Aug. 6.-Ofhcials of the
East Chicago and Whiting electric
line win start an investigation in an
effort to place the responsibility for
the collision between one of their cars
and southbound Pennsylvania train.
in whfeS one man was killed and sixty
persons injured
There were at least seventy persons
accident.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-08-06

Popular Excursion, Sunday, August 8,
Baltimore s. Ohio r. R.-sf.00 round trip
to Harpers Ferry and Martinsburg, s1-35
10 Berkeley Springs, and 500 10 Cum
berland. Special train leaves Union
Station at S:15 =. m, returning same day.
-Advt.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-08-06
BODIES OF DROWNED
PlCNlCkERS LOST

BALTIMORE. Aug. 6.-Searching par
ties worked all night and this morning
renewed their efforts with Tie hope OF
recovering the bodies % three Of I'VE
persons known 10 have been drowned
when the launch O. II. kid. I'm which
Were TiGlng eighteen persons, struck "a
submerged pier near Duuduik station.
Baltimore county. late Yesterday after
noon, throwing every occur ant 81 the
little craft into the Patapaco river.
The victims were members OF the
Huntingdon Baptist Church, which was
giving a picnic.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-08-06

Ss6.7s to Alaska-Yukon Exposition
By Baltimore & Ohio Going via St
Paul, thence choice OF routes, Teturning
via salt Lake and Denver or vice versa.
with small additional expense for re-
turn via California. Tickets with liberal
limit and stop-over privileges on sale
daily. Consult agents.-Advt
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-08-06

Baltimore and Return, sI25, Baltimore
4 Ohio r. r. every Saturday and Sun
day All trains both ways, both days,
G st. and $40 Penua Avc.-Advt
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S9c Decorated Fancy China Cups and
SauceTs.
S5e Jardinieres in Fancy Glazed De-
signs.
25C Fruit or Potato Presses.
29c Painted Tin Chamber Pals, 10
at. size.
25c Hardwood Bath Tub Seats.
29C Granite Iron Saucepans, with
Cover and Handle.
zee Painted Tin Foot Tubs.
ESQ Cans Of 6-5-4 Stove Polish.
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15c Spoon Holders.
15c China Salt and Pepper Shakers.
10C Decorated Bon Bon Dishes.
Ice China Pin Trays.
19c Decorated China Vases.
acc China Souvenir Plates.
10c Decorated China Fruit Saucers.
CSC Decorated China Cream Pitchers
25c Decorated China Hair Receivers.
25c Decorated China Puff Boxes
55c Decorated China Plates.
Zoe Floor MOps.
l0c Steel Table Knives.
Zoe Steel Table Forks.
I0c Grocers' or Butchers Straw Cuffs.
loc Mop Handles.
I5c Revolving Flour Sleeves.
i0c Colonial Glass Sherberts, handled
10c Colonial Glass GobIets
l0c Colonial Glass. ina. Buffers.
Zoe Colonial Glass 6-inch Plates.
l0C Colonial Glass Fruit Saucers
15c Colonial Glass Bon Bon Dishes.
15C Colonial Glass Creams.
IGc Colonial Glass Water Tumblers.
Toe Colonial Glass ChampaRues.
l0c Colonial Glass Footed Sherberts.
15c Colonial Glass 7-in. Fruit Bowls.
15c Colonial Glass Celery Stand,
10C Colonial Glass Ind. salts.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-08-06

Just enough to give good idea of how things are to be
and basement and every floor overloaded with merchandise
We bought actual merchandise great sacrifice And we
So much IN fact that being taxed to our utmost to
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-07-18
A Shelter for
 the Johnson Camp

Frank Hilbert, who is in the county seat from Johnson for fes days on business mstters, states that there s considerable mining activity in that section and that the population oi 'h camp is highly elated over the fact that the Arizona United Mines c m- pans, operating in that district, IS about to erect l25-ton water jacket smelter, the site for the came having already been selected.
 Parts of the smelting plant have already arrived and the work of con- struction will be carried rapidly to completion. After the plant begins
 operations, according to Mir. Tilber'.
 the compsny will. besides treating its
 own ores, do custom work for the
 mines in the neighbornood of John son. Much development york is be-
 ing done in the district and large orr bodies are heing uncovered by th'
 various companies now operating , The work ID progress. as well ss ths ? in contemplation, gives promise of a' , exceedingly bright future for tn l camp, and Johnson will in time begi D pouring out it's treasure to add to th ! mineral output oI Cochise county.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-07-18
Big Bond Given
 In an Appeal Case

Filing with the clerk of the district court at Phoenix supersedeas bond for S266.0G0, W, $. Tevis and w. H. Mckittrick, California millionaires, yesterday perfected their appeal to the supreme court from the decision granted Jep Ryan ct al in Phoenix on December A. 1908, for sl32,OOO.
 Suit was brought by the Ryan brothers against Tevis and McKittriek for failure to complete their contract in the promotion and development of the Turquoise Mining company in Coch:se county, which involved the payment of money and stock to the Ryans.
 The case was tried in Ph5eniI, re. sulting in the big verdict for the plain. tiffs. It attracted vide attention at the time because of the promin ence and wealth of Tevis and McKittrick. On May l5 last, the defendants filed motion for a new trial, which was denied. They then gave notice of an appeal to the Arizona supreme court.
 The bond was furnished by 6 surety company.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-07-18
Suits That Were
 Filed on Tuesday

Houck & Dieter company, a corpor ation, have filed suit against William A. CsssmAn and William c. Black for debt, in the sum of $532. 5S. The complaint alleges that the defendants were copartners, trading and doing business as Csssmsn < Black, at SyI- vanite, in New Mexico; that between the 9th of November, 1908, and the let of January, 1909, plaintiff, at the instance of defendants, sold snd de. lived to them, at Sylvsnite, merchan. dise to the value of S690. 43; that de. feudsnts have paid but si5;. S5 of the amount. leaving a balance due oi $5s2.5s- W. P. Miller appears fo- the plaintiff.
 Mary Brown, executrix of the estate of William B Brown, has bro ught ac tion against J. T. Genrge to recover $500, the value of about ll5O he ad of sheep and goats, hich IlaintiS says were illegally ano forcibly seized by George.
 Timothy ! Ryar is suing Elizsteth II Ryan for divorc,. They were mar. r.:d in Fl Paso in 1907. Timothy alleges tS.. Elizabeth was inclined to be rather qusrrelsome. She hit him with heavy crockery bowl, injuring his arm. ssssulted him with cord wood and threatened his life, he alleges. Therefore Mir. RJan would like to bonds that now unite him to Eliza beth. severed.
 Gladys Evans, through her attorney, Daniel Mcfarland, asks that she bt divorced from David Evans, whom sh. married st Clifton ih September, 1907 She alleges cruel treatment since their marriage and says that living with him has become intolerable.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-07-18
Ten Thousand Dol.
 lar Damage Suit

NJ. Stewart. a resident of Pearce, has filed an action in the clerks office ! through his attorney, J. T. Kings 1, bury, against the Ariz,na & Colorado Railroad company. for damages in the sum Of ten thousand dollars.
 The plaintiff alleges in his com. plaint that on or about the 3Oth day oi May. this year. he ~as employed by the defendant company in the con- struction of and building of itsb br dges and line of railway from the town of Pesrce to the town oi Gleeson, That on the said day the plaintiff was en- gagged in the consti uct,on work of the company. and while at all times in the exercise of due diligence and without any negligence on his part. was aiding iu the placing of e string.r in one oi the bridges on the defendsnt's line oi railroad, was by the gross negligence and carelessness of the defendant employees injured as follows, to.wit
 That the defendant by its servants 6, neglig, utly handled the ssid stringe in which plaintiff was sssisting il
 placing in said bridge, that sai
 stringer wac permitted and caused [ . drop upon the ankle of the plaintiff
 crushing and breaking his leg an
 ankle and causing him to sustsi
 grievous injuries. That by reason , { said injuries he wac compelled sospen n the sum of one hundred dollars ft I medical attendance and was prevente
 from attending to his business and = still SO prevented from performing ar ,. sort of work Of ,sbors !o. wsges, as |. that from the injury sustained he h
 been made permanently lame and dar
 aged in the sum of ten thousand dc e lars. Wherefore the plaintif d = mands judgment in the said sum s' 70 for costs and disbursements of the { , tion and for other relief both meet ai II equitable in the premises.