davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09
Dressing SaCques

Read the descriptions and prices
They alone are attractive enough
to make you an early arrival
% FL
OAc for 40c. Kimono style
Dressing Sacques. made of
pretty colored lawn, butterfly
sleeves. round turnover collar,
finished with belt.
Dressing Sacques in four different
styles. made of figured lawn and
dotted Swiss, in neat designs. in
Guiding two Persian patterns:
square or high neck: some finished
with collars; worth from 2nc
60c. to 75c.; special at. O>N
soc for Soc. Dressing Sacques,
Kimono style, made Of white
dotted Swiss, relieved by tinted
rings, finished with border in
Dresden patterns, square neck;
also nightingales. made OF white
dotted Swiss, open sleeves, tied
with ribbon
20 for S1.2j Dressing Sacques.
made Of plain or white strip
ed lawn, trimmed with Valen-
ciennes lace inserting and edg-
ing. fitted back, with belt
Dressing Sacques. made OF fig
ured and polka-dotted lawn: one
model is trimmed with dainty en-
broidery. another with Valencien-
nes lace: worth S1.25; To-.
special at.
OOc.for S1.50 Dressing Sacques.
made of sheer white lawn.
collar and sleeves finished with
embroidery ruffie-
S159 for $3.50 ssin z
Sacques, Kimono style, made
of cool dotted Swiss; Camille
sleeves, pleated front, trimmed
with embroidery inserting. fin
ished with belt.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09

Corset Cover and Drawers. cambria,
cover trimmed with Val lace eQglnS
and ribbon; hemstitched ruff1e on draw
ers. ACC.
Cover and Skirt OF cambric, emoroidsry
yoke beading and ribbon ana lace Gus
ing. lace trimmed skirt. 69c-
cover hnd Drawers Of .cambric. dotted
Swiss insertions. two lows Val 90
insertion. beading ribbon and edsHls'
lace trimmed lawn ruffie on drawers
6qC.
Cover ana Drawers OF cambric. VIDE
embroidery insertion, beading ribbon at
waist. drawers trimmed with lace, .Sc-
cover and Drawers. Of nainsook. two
rows Val. and one Of embroldeIy lnse'-
ton. lace edging on drawers iSC-
Cover and Drawers. OF lawn. beading
ribbon and lace edgins. F9c-
Cover and Skirt Of cross-oar lawn, lace
insertion and edgins. lace edglnS on
drawers. SEC
Cover and Drawers OF cambria, cover
OF aII-over embroidery with RIBBON
drawn through tucked rufhe OF lawn on
drawers s9c-
Cover and Drawers, OF cross-bar lavn'
trimmed with lace and ribbon beading.
drawers open on side and finished Wlth
ribbon bow. lace edging, oSc
cover and Drawers Of nainsook.
trimmed with one wide embroidery and
two Maltese lace Insertions. beading
ribbon and edging. lace-trimmed draw
ers. 99C.
Cover and Drawers OF nainsook.
trimmed with Val. and torchon lace.
wide umbrella-shaped drawers. open al
side. ribbon bows and lace edsing, 99c.
cover and Skirt q nat1socl. dainty
embroidery edEing with ribbon drawn
through embroidery scalloped .ruffle on
skirt. 99c.
cover and Drawers Of lawn. cover all
Over embroidery and ribbon drawn
through lace-tTimmed drawers SIS
Cover and Drawers Of rainsook- lace
and embroidery insertion. beading ND
bon and lace edging, drawers tnlsned
with circular ruftie Of lawn ana lace
edging. 81 -.
Cover and Drawers Of cross-bar lawn
dainty embroidery medallion set-in with
Val lace and ribbon beading, lace
trimmed drawers. 81 -
Cover and Drawers OF lawn, cover OF
all-over blind embroidery, with ribbon
run through finished with Val lace
edsinz. wide umbrella drawers open at
side, finished with ribbon bow and Val
lace edging. Sl.I9.
Cover and Draw weTs OF fine lawn and
aIl-over embroidery. finished with RIB
bon beading. $2-49.
Co.er and Drawers Of nainsook,
trimmed with eyelet embroidery, tor
Chon lace insertion forming pointed
yoke lace trimmed drawers, 81 ~
Better qualities ranging up TO SIS "a
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09
Infants We ar

Nainsook Long Dresses. yoke
formed of tucks and feather
stitching, Soc.
Nainsook Long Dresses, two
STYLES. V-shaped featherstitched
yoke and hemstitched tucks with
dainty embroidery insertion, 09c.
Nainsook Long Dresses, five
STYLES. including hand-embroid-
cred yokes. Bishop styles or hand
featherstitched, 79cs
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09
pRY GOODS
KirnOlO
NegligeeS

These Negligees are a little
splash Of the White Sale-bargain
sprays-fiung across the display
as added proofs OF its depth and
breadth and aIl-round complete
ness Every one is as fresh as the
foam that dapples an ap-
pie orchard I'd Fl
69c. for kINONO NEGLIGEES
made Of eolOred lawn, plain lawn
border, yoke back and front
99c for KIMONO NEGLIGEES
made OF figured lawn. Empire
effect. Persian trimming.
S1.79 for KINONO NEGLIGEES.
made of white lawns frightened
with fforals, crossbar muslin col
lar and turnover cuffs trimmed
with lace inserting and edging.
81 -9S for KIMONO NEGLIGEES,
made of dotted Swiss, dashed
with flower forms. Empire style.
square neck. sleeves and waist
trimmed with embroidery bead
ing and ribbon
$40 for KIMONO NEGLIGEES.
made of white dotted Swiss.
pleated front. Empire belt in
back, finished with fancy colOred
border.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09
Crepe and Silk
KirnOnOS


The four winds of the White Sale
blow these beauties to the fore
KimOnOS that kowJOw a welcome
to women who know values
S1.29 for $500 KIMONOS, made
of crepe in japanese design
shirred front and back. finished
with satin border
S1.79 for 50. 10 KIMONOS, made
Of cotton Japanese cloth. in all
the new colors. with f1OralS en-
bossed on it. flowing sleeves. satin
ribbon border
S2.49 for S4.OO KI4IONOS. made
OF silk dotted crepe, pleated
front, finished with border Of
wash silk
S2.97 for 81 % KIMONOS. made
OF plain or figured Japanese silk
shirred or pleated: plain or Dres-
den figured border
So for $500 KIMONOS. made
of heavy japanese silk; large
floral patterns; open or short
Bishop sleeves. satin border nm
ishes front and sleeves
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09
Maids House
Dresses

ID Fl
These three little priced items
help you to grasp the scope and
of the White Sale,
I9c. FOR MAIDS S1-OO
DRESSES, made Of striped per
Gale. in one piece, pleated front,
turnover collar, deep hem on
skirt.
79c. FOR MAIDS S1.00
DRESSES, made of figured per
Gale, front finished with side
pleats, deep hem on skirt
99c FOR MAIDS $50
DRESSES, made OF striped or
figured percale or chambray.
eight different models - some
two-piece styles
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09
NIGHT Gowns

Cambria. low neck, wide embroidery in
sertl-n. hemstitched lawn ruffie, 49c
Muslin low neck. beading ribbon and
lace edginS. CSC.
Heavy muslin. cut V. pin tucked yoke
and embroidery ruffie. soc.
Nainsool1 low neck, dainty embroidery
edgiag with ribbon on neck and sleeves.
9oc
Cambr:c. cut V four rows embroidery
insertion. hemstitched tucks and en-
broidery Tuffie, 81 20.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09
Walking Skirts

Cambria. deep umbrella lawn founce.
tucked hemstitched hem. Sl.29
Cambria deep lawn umbrella founce.
wide and narrow tuCkinS above en-
broidery rTfiie. SIS
Cambria deep lawn llounce. two wide
torchon lace insertions with tucks be
tween. finished with extra ruttte Of
three wide lace edges sewn together,
81 9S
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09
Short Dresses

S MONTHS TO . YEAR SIZES.
Nainsook, two styles. yoke of en-
broidery or in Bishop style, 39c.
Nainsook. yoke formed of en-
broidery and lace insertion, 59c-
Nainsook. yoke of embroidery
medaIlions, embroidery insertion,
cluster of tucks and embroidery
ruffie on skirt, l9c.
Fine lawn. embroidery yoke with
lace insertion. two rows OF lace
insertion. lace trimmed ruffie on
skirt. 99c.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09
5000 Silk PettiCoats at $500
81 -2S Waists at 60C "a Fl

Made OF sheer batiste. flne
tucks back and front, forming
pra duated yoke; collar ana
Sleeves trimmed with lace inser-
ton.
Made of white striped lawn, ten
tailored pleats in front, flnlsheo
with turnover cuffs and collar. d,
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09

values vcke1m
than View Hmatl
the md them
b the
beer to toI tofd
could to Efforts
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09
Corset Covers

Cambria. low neck. two rows lace inser-
lions. beading ribbon snd lace edging.
1Sc.
Ca1nbrie. low neck. with torchon lace
insertion and edging, i9c.
Cambric. low neck. embroidery iuser-
tion. beading ribbon and embroidery
edging, 24c.
Cambria, low neck. one embroidery and
two lace Insertions and lace edging.
28c
Cambria. low aeck. trimmed front and
back with lace and embroidery inseT-
tion, beading and ribbon. 24c.
Crossbar Lawn. two rows Of Maltese
lace insertion. beading ribbon and lace
edging 29c.
Csmbric. low neck. dainty embroidery
edgiug, with ribbons drawn through.
29c.
Cambria. low neck. trimmed front and
back, with embroidery insertion and
lace edging. 29c.
Cambria. low neck. three rows lace in
sertiou. three rows Of beading rlbbOn
and lace odging. 29c.
Cambria. low neck. two rows embroid-
cry, and three rows or lace insertions
and lace edging. $50.
Cambria. low neck, trimmed with wide
embroidery and torchon laee, pointed
effect. 80.
Cambria, low neck. Val lace insertion.
forming four medalliOns. lace edging,
39c
Cambria. low neck wide embroidery in
sertion. beading ribbon and lace edg-
ing. 39c.
Cambria. low neck. trimmed front and
back. with wide embroidery and ribbon
drawn through. 39c.
Cambria low neck, one row embrosd-
erv and two rows of Val. lace insertion,
beading ribbon and lace edging %"c
Camhric. low neck, embroidery yoke.
beading ribbon and torchon lace edsing.
Sc.
Cambria. cut V. tight-fittinF. embroid-
cry insertion ard edsing. 49c-
Cambria. low neck. dainty embroidery
edGing with ribbon, i9c.
Nainsool1 low neck. four embroidery
medallions set-in with Maltese lace in
sertion. 49c.
Nainsook low neck. trimmed front and
back with narrow embroidery insertion,
z9c.
Cambria. low neck. trimmed front and
back with wide embroidery and ribbon.
4Dc
Cambria. low neck. trimmed 'front.' and
back with two Val. and one embroid-
cry insertion and lace edging. ACC.
Cambria. low neck. wide embroidery
beading with ribbon between two lace
insertions. 49c
Cambria. low neck. prettily trimmed
with lace and embroidery insertions
down front, 69c.
Nairsook. low neck, embroidery insert
tion at front and back, finished with
embroidery edging and ribbon. 69c.
Coored Underwaist made of batiste.
elbow sleeves and neck trimmed with
lace edging. 39c.
Better qualities ranging up TO SIG. 40.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09
Extra Sizes
Drawers

Camhric. umbrela-shaped lawn ruffie.
fine tucks and hemstitched hem. S9c-
Cambria. with tucks and embroidery
ruffic, tGc.
Nainsool1. with lawn ruffie. lace tnser-
tlon tucks and lace ruffie. 49c.
Cambria. tucks and embroidered UNI
brella-shaped ruffie. SOC.
Nainsook. pin tUcks and embroidery
ruffie 79c.
Cambria. wide tucks and embroidery
foUnce, T9c.
Cambria. lawn ruffie. henstitched tucks
and embroidery ruffie. soc
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09
Sheets 6 Pillow Cases

Full -bleached Hemmed Red
Star" Pillow Cases. torn sizes, 40x
So in. at 12c.
Basement.
Soft Finished Hemstitched Pill
low Cases, wide hens. torn sizes,
45x36 in. at lie.
Wamsutta Gold Medal Pillow
Cases. torn sizes. 4Jx36 inches.
excellent laundering quality, at
16c
Heavy Linen Finished Muslin
Sheets. with seam in centre, TX
80 inches, at 34c.
Seamless 'Ridgewood" Sheets,
made of full bleached. medium
weight cotton. S1x90 inches, at
53c
Red Star Sheets. very closely
woven cotton. S1x9O inches, at
Soc
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09
S1sO Waists at zoC

Made Of sheer white lawn, pan
81 Of dainty embroidery down
centre. graduated side pleats'
three-quarter sleeves.
Made of white crepe cloth, open
front. trimmed With tucks ana
lace inserting: back and sleeves
trimmed with lace.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09
In the Underprice Basement

Women's 75c Waists,
SOC
Made of white lawn. with rows of
tucking, forming graduated
yoke; tucked collar.
WOmen's 7Sc Waists,
500
Made of white lawn. low turn
down collar; two rows of lace in
sertion down front.
WOmen's S1.OO
Waists, soc
Made of white Swiss. with woven
dots: Peter Pan style; turnover
collar and cuffs; finished with
pocket.
Women's soc Petti-
coats, Z4C
Made of striped lawn, in black
and-white, white and
tan-and-white; finished with deep
flounce.
Women's S1.OO Petit
coats, soc
Made of good quality black per-
caline, deep fiounce, tucked and
finished with embroidered ruffle.
WOmlen's S1.OO Petit
coats, soc
Made of striped and checked
mercerized percaline, trimmed
with bias black bands; two styles
TO select from.
Women's 16c Sacques,
at &c
Made of lawn, kimono nightin-
gale style. floral patterns. stitched
borders
Women'S 45c Negli-
gees, at 24c
Made of colored lawn; floral pat
terms; kimono style. butterfly
sleeves, finished with stitched bor-
dens.
Children's 4Oc ROM
pers, 1oc
Made of striped ginghana, Dutch
neck style, trimmed with white
bands; sizes l to 6 years.
Children's Soc Dresses,
20c
Made of plain chambray or
striped gingham; Russian style,
trimmed with embroidered en-
blem TO 4 years.
Women's 25c Vests,
l0c
Swiss Ribbed Vests, manufact-
urer's odd lots; 20 styles to select
from: full length, in regular and
large sizes; some are lace trimmed.
others in crochet and ribbon; short
sleeves or sleeveless; pants to
match.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09
soc fnrS1 .4OWaisfs made

of sheer batiste. square low neck
woke Of embroidery medalllons
and lace inserting, with tucks be-
low
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09
White Goods


India Linon, 80 inches wide;
fine. firm weave, our regular 12c-
quality; special at Sc
Toe for Dotted Swisses. p
inches wide. small dots. n three
sizes
Zoe. for Checked. Striped and
Dotted Leno Lawns and Mulls.
% inches wide: over 30 patterns.
value 15c. to 20c. a yard
ice. for Mercerized Lingerie
Batiste. IS inches wide, soft fin
fshed
12c. for 19c. Persian Lawn, 80
inches wide. fine and sheer
15c. for pc. Persian Lawn. -
inch - vide. for graduating and
corfIrnnatiOn dresses
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09
Corset Covers

Cambria. low neck, trimmed at
neck and armholes, lace ruffle,
14c.
Cambria, low neck, two rows tor
chon lace insertions, beading rib
bon and lace edging. 19c.
Cambria, low neck, wide en-
broidery beading ribbon and lace
edging, 24c.
Cambria, low neck, two rows
blind embroidery insertions.
beading ribbon and embroidery
edging. 39c
Nainsook, low neck. yoke of
Val lace insertion. pointed eff
feet, 39c.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09
Petticoafs S

Cambria. lawn f1ounce, hem
stitched tucks and embroidery
ruffle. 39c
Cambria, deep blind embroidered
fiounce. ribbon bow and dust
ruffle, 99c
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09
500

Made of white lawn. low turn
down collar; two rows of lace in
sertion down front.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09
Night Gowns

Muslin. cut V, yoke of solid
tucking. lawn ruffie, 29c.
Muslin, cut V, four rows en-
broidery insertions, two of en-
broidery beading and embroid-
cry ruffle, 39c.
Cambria. cut V. yoke of lace and
embroidery insertion and hem
stitched lawn ruffie. 39c.
Cambria, cut V, tucks, six rows
embroidery insertions and en-
broidery ruffie, 49c.-
Cambria. square cut. hemstitched
tucks, embroidery insertion and
embroidery ruffie. 49c.
Muslin. high or V neck, four
rows embroidery insertion and
embroidery ruffie, 59c.
Cambria, low neck, wide en-
broidery insertion. beading rib
bon and lace edging, 59c.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09
S1.55 Waists at S9C

Made Of mercerized batiste.
buttoned back. turnover collar
d trimmed with lace inserting and
edging. finished with Jabot
three-quarter sleeves.
Made of sheer batiste, hand
embroidered front, tucked sleeves
and collar. shoulder seams Joined
with veining.
Made Of fine batiste. panels Of
pretty embroideries, lace insert
ing down centre. finished with
fine tucks.
Made Of mercerized batiste,
woke Of Nalenciennes and Cluny
lace inserting, six rows cluster
tucking below yoke, low turnover
lace inserting collar.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09

Cambria. with hemstitched cam
brio ruffle, 19c.
Cambria, tucks and wide en-
broidered ruffle, SOC.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09
Short Skirts

6 MONTHS TO 9 YEAR SIZES.
Nainsook, hem and two clusters
of tucks, 34c.
Nainsook, lace trimmed rufi1e,
49c.
Nainsook. tucks and embroidery
ruffle, SOC.
Nainsook. tucks, embroidery In
sertion and embroidery rufffe, J9c.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09
Wonen's S S1.OO
Waists. SOC

Made of white Swiss. with woven
dots: Peter Pan style; turnover
collar and cuffs; finished with
nOpkAt
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09

Forget Many Attractive TUES
DAY SPECIALS That Were Crowded Out
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09

Made of white lawn. with rows of
tucking, forming u graduated
yoke; tucked collar
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09
Women's soc Petti-
coats. ZAC

Made of striped lawn, in black
and-white, gray-and-white and
tan-and-white: finished with deep
flOunCe.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09
Women's 25c Vests,

Swiss Ribbed Vests, manufact-
urer's odd lots; 20 styles to select
from; full length, in regular and
large sizes; some are lace trimmed,
others in crochet and ribbon; short
sleeves or sleeveless: pants to
match
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09
sAOO Silk Pefticoats at S2.7O
$500 Silk Petticoats at S3.7O

eighteen-nch hounce OF flsl
eEectNe anu
show and Only three hundred OF ue'n' " ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-20
CITY NEWS

THE Redfields' a serial storyl
will appear in this paper Saturday
evening.
The opening chapters of THE
Redfields," a serial story by Lillian
w. Hale. will appear in next SatlH-
days issue of The Gate City.
The funeral of Mrs. v. T. Perkins
the undertaking parlors of Crimmins
and Chase in the presence of a num-
Der of relatives and friends. The
body arrived from Chicago this morn
ing on the X line train from the north
and was taken direct to the parlors of
the above undertakers.
A short but interesting serial story
The Redfields-will appear in next
Saturdays issue of this paper.
Charles Kiser. a well known rail-
road man and for long time an extra
conductor on the Wabash coming to
this city, has received promotion and
is now stationed ct Bluffs, H.. as yard
master This is ute a difficult posi-
ton to handle as a large majority of
the Wabash freight going west passes
through Bluffs. His many friends
feel certain that he will make good.
When 2 o'clock came this after
noon and the superior court was ready
Tor the case against Sam Bower,
charged with stealing two hides from
Frank Oertel, motion VIZ filed for n
change of venue and the case was
sent down the alley to TIE court of
Justice Burrows. A half hundred
spectators and about half as many
witnesses on both sides, went down
! and crowded into the jul. ce's office
aud preparations were made for the
. trial which began at about $50
/ o'clock.
! A Keolluk citizen is in receipt of
a letter from a New York party in
J which he states that matters pertain
/ ing to the Keokuk water power are
moving along in the right direction,
/ Correspondent states that Messrs.
Cooper AMI Powelson are working en-
] tirelv on the Keokuk enterprise and
/ that they both believe their efforts VIII
ultimately result in triumph for the
water power. The party who SENDS
the letter is on the inside and he gives
II as his own opinion that he is certain
that the power will be built. 1t is To-
callv known that all matters pertaining
to the proposition are in the most eX-
cellent shape for presentation to cap
ital and while news from New York
has not been plentiful It does not sig
nifty the promoters have been idle. IN
fact the reverse is true.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-20
DID NOT HAVE
MUCH CHOICE
Confined from Page 1.)

about one-third of these were drowned
and the others were probably horribly
burned in tn, crib. 1t is estimated
nineteen were G. ght like rats in
tunnel running under the lake from
the crib to tho shore. Their fate is
unknown as the tunnel is believed to
be filled with water.
Twenty bodies were taken from the
tunnel. TWent more are believed to
remain The work IF rescue contin-
ues. The difficulty in estimating the
dead has caused the officials of the
company constructing the crib tunnel
not to give my information of the men
employed
Coroner Hoffman is on the scene to
supervise the work of rescue and will
Investigate the report that the crib was
poorly built, Two coal stoves We're
kept near quantity of dynamite and
Illuminating caps. The coroner's opin-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-20
LIFE OF A PIMPLE
Compilations Are Cleared and PimpIea
Disappear Overnight Without
Trouble.

The dispensers of polsam, a new
skin discovery, ask that notice DO
given that no one is urged to purchas.
it without first obtaining an exper,-
mental package. Those who hay.
tried it will find that the fifty-cenr
box, on sale at Wilkinson & Co.'S ant.
all drug stores, is sufficient to cur.
the worst cases of eczema, where the
surface affected is not too large.
The itching ceases on first application.
1t will also cure acne, letter, blotches,
scaly scalp, hives, BARRIERS and every
other form of itch, including itchinA
feet. Being flesh-colored and contain
ing no grease, the presence of polsam
on exposed surfaces such as the face
and hands, is not perceptible. Water
and soap cannot be used in connec-
ton with it, as these irritate and pro-
long skin troubles, sometimes even
causing them.
AS to the experimental package of
poslam, 1t can be had free of charge
by mail of the Emergency Labora-
tories, 80 West Twenty-Fifth street,
New York. 1t alone is sufficient to
clear the complexion overnight, and
to rid the face of pimples in twenty
four hours.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-20
THE WOMAN
WHO WORRIES

Fretful, nervous, worrying women
come in for good deal of censure for
the discomfort they cause others, but
according TO the medical profession
they are rather to be pitied. than
blamed
Discussing this matter recently, an
eminent physician said: Il cure wom-
en- with the following simple, inexpen-
sive prescription. which any good
druggist can fill: Alpen Seal 2
ounces: Fluid Extract Black Haw,
ounce; Pure Water; b ounces. A tea
spoonful of this preparation before
each meal and at bedtime, taken for
a few days before. during, and after
each period, will stop all pain, sooths
the nerves, cure cramps, Danish men.
strual headaches, and clear tie com
plexion. | sincerely believe that this
prescription, if taken faithfully as d.
rected by women who suffer needless
ly each month, will solves the problem
of the Woman Who worries as re.
suit of painful, profusn, scanty or il
regular menstruation."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-20
CITY NEWS.

Souvenirs for the l-d;es at every
matinee at @odge's.
Mrs. William Mckenzie is laid up
with broken wrist, ccused from an
accidental fall.
One hours continuous motion pic
ture program at Dodge's Theatre, 5
and 10 cents.
jane; X. Green has sold his in ar
est in the 1rm of Miller & Green 10
C. F. Miller and will retire from the
business.
1900 feet OF the best motion pic
performance at Dodges Theatre.
Robe: A. Kayser. driver of the
mail wagon. voted for Lincoln in 1864
at Charleston. Va, two miles from
Harper's ferry.
If you failed to see the program at
Dodge's theatre yesterday don't miss
it tonight Entire cGanga tomorrow.
The grammar school pupils are
out for the >st of the week enjoying
a vacation. all examinations having
uCSH SoLipiCbSu lOi PlCoCul lCl III
of work. The new term begins on next
| Monday
William Feeley is very sick at his
home and the superintendent of the
poor is looking after his wants and
also taking care of his horses, furnish
t ing them with feed while the owner is
down sick.
The new finn service is the very
! best that can lie obtained at Dodge's
| Theatre
For several days the corner Of
i Eighth and Main streets has been az
/ dangerous location as the maelstrom
| on account of gangs of school boys
i who bombarded the neighborhood will
snow balls. Officer Malone put stol
| to the excitement just after dinner
! today when he nabbed FIVE of the boys
but forty of them IAN away. The FIVE
boys were taken to tie station ant
their names taken. Then they were
let 60 to ;.ppear tomorrow morning a
s o'clock before the marshal. The
boys registered as fellows: Free
Jones, S07 Main, Ear Hec., T29 Main
Ernest Blakslev, SIG North Twelfth
Carl Miller, 12C South Ninth, ant
Clarence Kelley, 900 High.