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Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1913-07-18
lmnrnvement nf Hnr..

The improvement of the quality OF
the grade horse in the country has
been made by farmers who are will
ing to pay a reasonable price for the
services of a high class stallion.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1913-07-18
,sNsAs PARISH DIRECTORY.

cberiff-John Hughes.
clerk of Court-Joseph Curry.
lssessor-A. Bondurant.
r,easurer-W. VI. Davidson.
parish Surveyor-John Johnson.
came Warden-Charles Johnston.
coroner-Dr. ]. G. Lilly.
wealth Officer-Dr. L. A. Murdock
MEMBERS House Representatives
,,sn Murdoch and S. w. Martien.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1913-07-18
Horse Rsisino.

The farmer who goes into the bust
ness Of rearing draft horses should
stick by the business through thick
and thin, through good times and bad.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1913-07-18
Yard for Colts

During the first winter provide
some sort of sheltered yard for the
colts so that they may run about and
exercise for a few hours every day
when the weather is not too stormy.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1913-07-18
Town of ST. Joseph,

hayor-W. NJ. Davidson.
Clerk-Abner E. Green.
rcTn Treasurer-R. H. Whitney.
aldermen = Joseph Curry, B. F.
''ang Louis Buckner Jr., Oscar
Zen, z. ]. Walton.
board meets first Tuesday in each
.0n'n at office OF the mayor.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1913-07-18
Msmbers Parish Democratic Exeeu-
tive Committee.


tive Committee.
First Ward-R. w. Newell, Newell
Ion: ?. L. Guthrie, Notnac p. o.
Second Ward-Louis Buckner, New
tIton: R. Y. Newell. Newellton.
Third Ward-A. E. Green, St Jo-
isph; Louis Buckner Jr., st. Joseph.
Fourth Ward-R. B. Lynch, New
Light; P. c. Smith, Delta Bridge.
Fith ward-D. H. O'Kelley, Ash
nod: B. F. McVay, Ashwood.
Sixth Ward-G. c. Goldman. Gold.
nsh P o.; Allan Shelton, Waterproof.
Seventh Ward-D. F. Miller, Gold
nan; T. d. Coleman, Highland.
Al Large-Joseph Curry, st. Jo-
kph; W. NJ. Davidson. st. Joseph;
lohn Hughes. ST. Joseph; DR.. X. B.
neMillan. Point Pleasant; John Muir
toch. Newellton.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1913-07-18
School Board.

OCHOOl OSoiN
r,rst Ward-M. w. Bland, Point
peasant.
second ward-Robert Y. Newell,
Eewellton.
rbird ward-W. J. Steen, St Jo-
Rph
Bridge.
Fyfth ward. C. Ellis.
sixth Ward-W. D. A. Gorton, Wa
hDroof
seventh ward-D. F. Miller. Cold
nan P. o.
Secretary School Board and Super
Iuiendent Education - Thomas NJ.
wade, Newellton.
Magistrates and constables.
First Ward - Magistrate, NJ. W.
Band, Point Pleasant; constable,
Second ward-Magistrate. Louis
Buckner, Newellton; constable, L. X.
FHtz, Newellton.
Third Ward = Magistrate, z. F..
Newell. ST. Joseph; constable, John
I. smitha, st. Joseph.
Fourth Ward-Magistrate, B. Y.
Berry, Delta Bridge; constable,
Ffth Ward-Magistrat d. II.
oKelley Ashwood; constable.
Sixth Ward-Magistrate, J. II. Sea-
nan, Waterproof; constable, John ID.
Ekslton, Waterproof.
Seventh Ward-Magistrate, z. d.
nleman: constable, .
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1913-07-18
z 4 A M

?. q A. VI.
Masonic lodge meets at Newellton
first Wednesday.
Masonic lodge meets at st. Joseph
on second Tuesday.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-06
MpbItatiss BirfnnesW eeS
cItpsu3iS.

Die alien R0mer baiten cine @rt
Gpri6tpprt, bnbin luutsno, oab Elm
lanass unb a~naenshmes atben burd
ben r.i4li6en @<brouh stptisr GIlis
Fiateiten, ots Olipsn0ls dubsrlih uno
bes Wsines innsrlih, ssfihtrt iperoe.
Cine idaIi6s aIsemeine WaRose NIT
OlipenDI unb bas Dsridluden zines
SwlDffels bss reinen Osls, breimol
bss Soaes, pirft refine Munosr. =. 10
auBert id eth gfrat, Der bssiislid oies
ies WtrbaItens cine I~anbjdbrige Grs
fabruna bat. Die italieniidtn 6rauen
p<roanisn - dnsebIid ibrsn reis
nsn, roiieen Ssint BEN gstpObnbsitss
mdbiaen gebraute biefes CeIes. 3us
pi.l 6apon oarf absr uuf oas Geiiht
niht sinaerieben tperben; Is ihDelt
Die Saut ouf. uno ldbt fs, unmdBis
anqeipenoei, lei1t ountltr unb fettie
,rihsintn. aud be3islih bss a0rs
p<rs, &fsn 9dut nidt 10 t~mpfinolid,
In pie Die bss Geiifts, lou man iidj
Dor Mueen baltsn, oab fdon Elm mes
Mig Olipsn5l cine srobe mirtuna
b~erpDrbringt. Nan bsbdupttt aud.
Sab fif Mhkumatismus IN einsm
bur1 Dlipsn5l .eetrGftisttn' Orgd'
nisnus nihi einniiten t0nnis. GO
ioa fsrnsr s%uiueilen Sit RsrDojifdl
beilsa nnb cine b<rubigtnbe Mirsune
b<i Msiroleis uno onotrn nerp6ftr
GtSrunsen hobsn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-06
GeDamfeuIplitter.

Die meiIten Jr1uen baben Neisung
sur G6neicerei. iie fIidsn serns ons
bern am 3suge.
gs eibt sSerrfhaften, Bic fih fir
fparfom balten. neil it ibren Dienfts
boten tpenis lobn gsben.
Der felt feline 3utunft aufs Spiel,
btr feline 3utunft auf Spiel feet.
Mandsm 3tht erIt bas red5te 2idl
uuF, nadotm mon Jpn ariinpIid bin
ttrs gidt gfiibrt hat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-06
0arnrrs Spo.

Die Qrt, lpie 96eobpr GGrntr
itarb, lit nod INNER mot b0lig cuff
geflart. @inen nelen, bisber unuers
Offentli9ten 8eitrng our gnti9siouna
oiefer 5rage Iiefert bas &riegstuass
bud. has Der 2tBoipsr Sdger grieDs
rid &rage aus 6~iIbes6eim gsfiibrt
bat. Gr beriGtet fplgsnbermaBen.
ounterbsIen, baB mir bier Tianoen
Gin Gitpot fiiblid BON 66nerin, orei
Gtunben bon Ger Stabt) obne etipas
su tun 3u baden, iplrbe man unters
ri9tet, baB Elm transport Muntiez
rungsItiide, fit bic 3r~dn3oIen uno
Ddnen beItimmt, auf Dem Mege BON
Sdmburg na4 S9lperin Tsi. Gs
purbsn bahsr oie 9eutndnts GDrner
uno Grof b. 6erDenberg nit 5iDsi
S9ndorons u~aierer aabaferie beor
bert, bieisn transport fpegsunebmen. \
Sn benz augenblid, dIs bic NIT aifen
unb GGIItsa beldosne MagentoIonne
Inn seine Md. Vie lenfte, fliir3ten Iid
unIere ShipdrttS duf bic 300 Mdnn
Ftarte 9coedun9, Esnnten iie In I'm
or6nuilg unb bieben aaes nieoer mas
Ti9 piberfebte. 4bsr adj Wiel al
teuer mubten mir bieIe 8sute besab.
len: aeutnant aGrner, Der NerFdTer
unIerer Ihonen qisher, ipel9ar bereiis
einem @oItigsur paropn gsaebtn
bate, purbe BON oemfeIbsn fdInbs
lideripeife in bic 9ruit b~sripun1et
unb Iiarb cine Stunbe ndGbfr. Der
Nranaoie mubte bitIe Sat dber Tdred
li6 biiben: ben mebreren aaussns
fiden burhbobrt, muBte Fl. obne psrs
bunben su iein, nab einigen 5tun5ea
Ieinea Oein nufgsten. llnO btim
aufi@ldge Der Giiteu Fono iFd3. baB
Ser synbalt berielbsn IN Branntipein
unb fransGiifhem 3lpiebad bsTtdnb.
Die Dagen, Medic ben gduern qshoFs
ten, iuurben suriidgsgebsn. Npm mad
pielen Momen tOhten mir uns Guppe
BON biefem 3piebad." Ser Ngriht
1T sfpdr ofeid5eitis nufes5eihrsi. ober
erIt lpdter nisoergsiarieben uRo ben
9erfaFer mar bel ADrners 9Do riht
Ifelbit gligenSeuse, ipnoern er3atll
na@ geridten anteter.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-06

gafbtduua sInss m~srlwhrbiaea Waiur.
gsbiiSrs IL caisewss puihtIn.

ssbiisrs IL eaisewse epindn.
gtm Bubs bts eidbi6sns esusbtra
unb bts Gss,btrasr Gtts trtsbt iid
GIN umfanarsidsr adIibtrs. Ger IN
triheren S~abrbunbsrien bic proDin5
Shlsspia, 6olIisin NIT Rail- Dsrforgt,
une oud 5u ben proben airtsnbdns
Ten IN Slbed bas winosmitief ~lisftrit
am OterIonutaa sntoedtsn GhHlr
an ber CHTllle btB 9ergts cine l9Ob!s.
Seminnrobtrlshrsr N01r natm nit
tlni9tn @eolossn unb einem Obsrs
ltttser cine llntsrfu6ung Dor. gfuf
elmer 30 Sub lanatn Qeittr Ities man
obtpdrts unb ersidis einsn 10 SUB
boBtn Gesel. Der aus ginfurSmolin
be'iano. Mnn iianb ii6sr elmer %
GuB ipeiten 6nIls, bic 5irei Geittns
edrge bon is 100 bis $50 sub Qdngs
bate. guf Dem @eIamttpeas fdnb
man bier erobe 6aIlen, bon bsnsn Die
3lpeits einen 8uramsiIer bon 80 SUB
bate. Die fIadaeu0l6ts 0ede ipirt
bon brsi @ips6l6dsn aeniibt, bic
Soble III NIT ritiigsn @ipsblUdtn
iibsridet. Die pierts !60ble bat 10
Dub 9ur6melisr mnb Is SUB !6ubs.
ylebsn groBen gl6dsu, bic ben Der
Dtde hernbbangen, erblidt man Nus
pafhur9sformsn. @eim 0orbrinaen
auf 300 Sur 9dnoe muBte man Dor
elmer 9epaItiaru 6dnaebriide. aus eis
mem II GuB langen uno A 5ub bidtn
8ipsblod beIiebenb, bolt nader. Sn
Der Rd6e %btfnnosn li6 In Der SpbIe
einige 3ridtsr, bic oIs gl6fluBton1le
oisneu biirfttn. S6lammiqe Gislitn
lpuroen dngctroffsu, aber fein @ais
ieriiimpeI.
Gin groBer Sell Der S56ltn Iisat
in feitem GeItsin, nnb nomsni!!h bi.
qrobc SduleHbnlle 5eigt Defenders
.Ihone G0iungsIormen. gtn nnbersn
.StslIen, an otusn ber 9sls nit Son
0ardiebt lit, BADEN f9 cisIs sum
Sell phanioitiIdeu 91funasformen
nift Defenders ausbiIbcn t6nnen. Sci
Der DurdFori6ung Der 56blen fuGte
man uatiirli9 au9 nah Gpuren, bic
auf einsn fru6sren 9erafpertsbetrisb,
obsr ionitfpie ouf bic friibers Nnfues
Ienbeit BON WsnIdeu 6iubeuien toms
ten. 9abon Dat man nibts bemertf.
Wofl aber fanb man @eqsnhGnbt,
bic beneiien, bob ons Snnsre bes
anltberges bod nit Der Ohsrfldfs
tn 8erbinbuna fte6t, ndmli9 Iuusrs
iteinc, 0adpfannen, 9fsTte s~iferner
NGgsl, Gdneden9ebGuIe uno aepDhns
Tide 5tIsTeine. 3ieTe biirfien ourd
Hliifis i'm 5elsgefeiu in has snnere
gelatgt Iein, 3a6lrside GltbermGuis
iDoren our4 BEN Ginitetgef6aht in
oas Snnere etfommen. gemerfengs
inert NOR bic quite @tihaffentsit tsr
Quit i'm Snnern. Die 9emperatur
unter Soae bstruq s biz 10 Grnb g.
Die 6o6enlaoe bes burnmanberten
Ganses ipirb nit 30 Sub iibs- benz
Spit9el oes Seqeberaer Gees on1fs
nommsn. On bic QuTrGnmungsars
beiten unb bic S4nffung FINER Be-
qusmen 2unsgung obne er6t6li6s sgoe
fen 5u bef6affen Iiuo. rsdlnst man
nit Der m6aliAteit. bof NOD in biz
fem Sommer bic 5B9lsu bsm 9srtshf
.cri6loIien perbfn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-06

Der EattnOd ipurhe BON So
Cam Noptiit sufIp, gsborrn 1896 "
Tlorsn3, .erfunoen1. NDr anab
Fer Diriaent Den Eaft NIT Dem III
Fl an; bic Dirigsntsti lpurogn oss
paIb peoarius geliannt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-06

Ser 3ahnfumpf iibt nod INNER
in meinsm aiefer. Mandmal ffmer3t
er. ober Sann oente i'd On 4lois
@immelm.ier. Dos biIft regelmdBig
unb fher.
Weine abneigung geeen bic aloife
hot {if bertieft, fe 1T u~nperdnbers
liher 8sFanbteil meinsr Weltoni9aus
una a%stporoen. Mbsr id babe aud
oelernt. porii6tis gu fein. Das Sch
len bon branorotem 5aor uno ioms
merIproiiger Sailt iol mid nidt
ann apeitsn Male iiber ben 8ornds
men binnsstduiHen.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-07-24

sentatives Of the committee Of Demo-
Gratis. Republicans and Progressives ap-
peared before the candidates committee
Of the Citizens Municipal Committee to-
day and urged the selection OF Collector
of the Port John Purroy Mitchell for the
Fusion nomination for Mayor. +. W.
Brd spoke for the Progressives of Man
haitian. John J. Hopper for the 1nde-
peidence League. william J. Hilliai / for
the Progressives of the Bronx. and John
q. Cowan for the Cleveland Democracy.
The Mitchell committee presented TO
the Candidates Committee q copy of
Mr.. Mitchers speech in which he ex-
pressed his willingness to become an
active candidate for the Mayorslty and
wound up with statement to the COM
mittee saying that the high minded.
unselfsh, red blooded leadership" evi.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-07-24

denced In the public attitude Of Col-
lector Mitchell Is what Is wanted for
the leadership Of the coming campaign.
In our Judgment" the Mitchell
boomers said. the nomination of either
Of the two candidates now most promi-
nently under consideration by your
committee would be followed by the
bitter opposition at the polls Of at least
one. and probably two, OF the four ele-
ments whose support you need and mus,
have. Under such circumstances every
individual ambition and party interest
must be subordinated. What Individual
will insis, upon his personal interest
against such a public need"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-07-24
QH|lL'S SLAYER
is NEAR ARREST,
I D0UGHERTY SAYS
Murdered Policeman's Relative
Gives Clues That Cause
Mysterious Activity.

oseond Deputy Police Commissioners
Dsushstry was unusually active all day
eo-day IN regard to the murder Of Po-
Ussman James T.. Cahili at st. Mathews
Church, Lincoln place and Utica avenue,
Brooklyn. early Monday morning. The
Deputy Commissioner kept his big tour.
~ cor and his two-seated roadster at
IL door Of Police Headquarters all day.
- constantly sent messenger In them
~ brief trips and once In awhile made
- excursion himself.
eoushsfsy was said to have in his
Slnes Q relative Of the murdered police
naa who was being questioned about his
Whereabouts last Monday morning. The
DsvuH would say nothing Of the mat
-. beyond remarldnX that n everything
wonf - he hoped he would b able to
assaisn the murderer IN court to-mor.
NV morning.
"A new line OF work by the police was
isdicatsd by a bulletin to AL detectives
u the city by Mr.. Dougherty early In
~ day.
n effect Il ordered . search Of all
pawnshops and junk yards for . solid
beass oandlsstick. worth about n.
which was stolen from st. Matthew'S
Church on the morning Of July .. nearly
tvo weeks before Cahill was killed.
, Until the order was issued tt was
not known that there had been . rob-
berry at the church earlier In the month
Though the detective bureau volu;.-
toered no information It was assumed
by those who have been following the
cAss that II was hoped. by tracing prop
erty lost In q previous robbery to learn
something Of the identity Of the men
Who were trying to get into the church
when interrupted by the appearance OF
CAhill.
\ Policeman Pryor Of the Grand avenue
ktation after long chase to-day caught
IJetro Cassalo OF No. us West Fourth
street. Manhattan. who was being
chased by Sexton Edward McDonough
OF ct. Theresa's Church. at Sterling
mace and Classon avenue. Brooklyn
XcDon ough said he had found Cassalo
ONO l. entered on the police records ~
Caccaio Pietro) fishing In the poorbos
Of the church with whalebons tipped
With chewing gum and glue.
Detectives McCurdy and Armstead Of
Hiookiyn Headquarters. who are seek
inn the murderer Of Policeman Cahill
aSked Magistrate Steers In the Flatbusl
ueurt to hold Cassalo. who. they said
had been charged with church robberiei
before, long enough for them to learr
Il he was connected with the shootins
OF Cahill He was held In 500 bail.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-07-24
Ribbons,
Neclgwear,
H'dk'fs, etc.

Millinery ana Rash Ribbons--satins,
moires and tsffetas--plsin cOlors and
Dresdens.-reg. % to .D....Frtday 80
RIBBON REMNANrs-s,l coiors asd
styies-bargain prices-pinnsd ND
also by the yard at............... rs
Sleeveless ou,mpes-p,a and shadow
II. q. Chiffon vslls-black. white and
c0iors-value 9.........'....''....' lob
womsa's Fancy Hdk'ts-H. {.
with smb'd bordsr-soms pure a..
iinsn--reg. S...."..............". III
None Linen HAk'fs-rss. .is,t..... o
French and German Val. Laoss-
pc. OF u yds.--valus .O.......... 80
Large lot OF Fancy Laces-s 10 8 inch
shadow Laces includsd-valus ID i'm
Emb'y Flouncinss-n inch
small and large patterne.- nm
scaiiopsd-rsg. . and .D........ I'D
Fibre Mating Bass-iA - and u -
inch-wsii made-S30o value. 30
childrsn.s and women's White KM
Beits-N to - inch-ass'td ouckies-
value ~. ..........,...'s...... sOO
German silver Vanity casee-
thin models-engrNved desiEne-
plain or satin fin'sh-val $780,. I'D
Pearl Neckiaces-fllisd bsade-
wire or thread strung-cream or
whits-gold plated snaps-vaI. ~ I'D
silver Plated Kp'ves-plsin o. fancy
handles-reG. % cts-h dos...... ~
Steel Knives and Forks-fancy
handles-rex ',................... q
Imp'td Steel scissors-raG. .0...... III
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-07-24
STOP Theft
The words STOP Thief" caught

The words STOP THEFT" caught
your eye. didn't theyi
That's why you're reading this.
And the story whose title Is STOP
THEFT" will catch your interest with
the very first sentence and will hold it
n mental handouts to the last chapters
ead.
."STOP THEFT" Is the greatest laugh
story of the summer. 1t Is novelized
fpom the successful play OF the same
~, and Il Is one unbroken succession
a laughs and thrills, with a tripls-love
lDerest running through Il.
f"STOP Thief" will begin In The
Evening World on Wednesday. July 30.
Write down the date. For that Is the
day on which you are going to begin
70 read The funniest, most exciting TO
anaes Of ~ yaars -.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-07-24

y" .s:','.: >>a.>
Gloves, etc.
womsa's SILK Hoss-sis,s tel-Asueis
cole. heel and toe-reg. .o........ s3B
women's Extra aise vests-Swias NIB
cotton--siee veleee-rsg. ID 0ee.. s19M
Boys Ribbed Undsrweer-ohirts hiOh
neck-short sieeses--knee length
drawsrs-doubls ssats-rsg. .o... .10
Mems Balbrisgan Undsrwsaf-shirtA
short slseves-drawera. double SCAT
also nainsook-pin check thietc
style-sleevsless shlrts-reg. y ots .1S
Mems Union 0uits-iiOAt, medium aal
heavy-long or short sleeves or
slesveless-long or short draWere-
; Al .i,s.-: y T,,i stains. IN
Clearance Of Mems NeGliges Shirt
imp'td and acknowledgements,
madras. ponHess-Ail sisee, but not
In sash st1s-vslueo - N.O...... 10
Chiidrsn's swiss RID vssts-iew nsok...
slesvslsss-an sisae-re6. DE-. .l3b
womsn's Long SILK ulovss-is button
lsnEth-double tipped-blsck or white =.
regularly D.............."...... .S-s
Clearance NJ womsn's Fancy Parasois
-taffetas. pongee and linen--plain
stripes, with Dresden borders-
were c.S........ .............''.'..l.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-07-24
pathways
Il Rs%s.S'y',,

II y hishi,, imIDrsa, that Every Family
RXbWAr's READY RELIEF
slwsys In the house lts use will prove bspe.
fcisi on ell Occasions o. pain and sichaeas There
IL nothing In the ~prld that will step pain g
artN the progress OF disease a. quietly % Rad.
Ways Resdy Relief.
fnternsily--A half 70 . te~spcoussi In a half
DisrsceN, Dysentcry. Colic, Cholera Mcrbus.
CrsmIs. scs~ms. ssir Stomach, Nsusca. Nom,t.
Hcsdsci>. Fistuency and ali Internal Pains.
RAILWAY 4 20. NEW YORK.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-07-24
Table Linens,
Towels,
Towsllinss

Pure Linen Table Damaske-
Mercerissd Naphsas-sesahfass siss-
florsls. spots and othsrs.......... I'D
Mercerised Table Damasks-snov
white-prstty pattsrns-ee0. ~. I'D
II In. Extra Hsevy Ansa Crash
bisachsd-coiore1 bosdsPo-also
Glass Chsc&s-esg. .u....".... i'm
Yard wide Dress Liasn-hsavy,
medium and fins-vaL >s...rrt4oy IT
HssyK hSss Tcx:i s "a ",I Iissa-
bordses-reg. .0..................... III
Pure Linen Huck Towsis--H. e.eoxy5.
Damask b0sdero-roG -. .FrSoAv . y
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-07-24
Supply Your Wants Tomorrow
We Close All Day Saturday.
Waists,
Corsets,


White Wash Waists-volles and
batIstes-high neck or low collar
large assortmsnt--val, ei@....,'' .O5
Extra Size White Waists-vo!le and
batiste-fine lace inserts. lace
med llions and hand emb'd effects
high or low 1sck-reg. 70. ....1 I'D
white Silk Blouse-heavy Jap silks
and Crepe de Chine-low collars
with frills or net flohu-reg. N.ss. Il. I'd
Black Jap SILK waists-emb'd or plain
high or low collar-reg. @S."4. OS
Misses Batlste Corsets-girdle tops
long hips-garters attaohed-
sizes Is to 2s-reE. N.O. ..,.NOW 10
Women's Corsets-Batiste and novelty
fAbrics-extra long and medium
broken Sizes, hence values TO o.W = .OS
Womsn's Fine Corsets-Batiste and
Figured novelties-l8 TO % In lot. but
not In each style-reG. e6.W and SIO-
to clear .',,,..'....'.''''''''''' 'S-OS
Taffeta or Messaline SILK Petticoats-
also SILK Jersey Tops-plea,ed or
tucked flounces-black and
cOlorn ...,.,,,.,.,,,'','''''''' S.O6
Black Heatherbloom Petticoats-
shirred flounces-fitted or string
tops-rsg. s..",,.,....,.....".l 10
Specially Good II
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STORM DAMAGE IN ITALY.
Lake District IL Devastated BY
Hurricanes.

Milan, italy, July 2.-The entire
italian lake district was devastated dur
Ing the night and to-day by terrific
hurricanes. The damage caused was
heavy. The effect OF the storms 10 felt
throughout Italy. where the tsmpsrature
has fallen considerably.
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K,n,d by ORA wS r,dw. Gate.

kined ny Dra VIII ridge Gate.
Daniel McFlroy Of No 17~ Huron street,
Brooklyn. while at work on the Green.
point avenue drawbridge at Newtown
Creek to-day. was caught in the gate
md killed
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Wonen's Dresses,
Coats,
Bathing Suits, etc.

NVuVoS N.
Bathing Suits, etc.
women's Tub Drssses--linsna
linenes. winGhams and chambrsys.
special values. ...................IsO
women's White vo,ls Dresses
handsomely embroidered
Val. AMI Ciuny lace inserts......3.O0
women's Extra Size Dresscs-
voiles and tissuesy-ali color stripes
sises for large womsn-+s to @...4.O0
natural tint-convertibls collar
patch pocksts-speciai value.
women's Mohair Coats-hili length
black. navy and '......'.S.DS
Bathing Suits--Surf Cloth
black and navy-squsrs ncck....1.'sO
Mohair Bathing suits--braid or
sateen ttim-reg. aud extra sises. .2.OS
Bathing Caps In great
variety ................... 40 10 1s-SO
Bathing shoes and Sandals .26 70 lao
women's Lawn Kimonos-fuii length
| floral patterns-all sizes-reg. ~ 1T
w e%iiar:n ;:d >~o,.
Underwear
NiEhtdresses-cambrica and nainsook-
round or v neck-value .ts....... ID
Nainsook Eightdresses--aliover
Jokes and sleeves of torchon-others
with fancy lace and emb'y-
regularly .SS......." I'D
Princess slips-nainsook..-m
styles-nswest iaces and emb'd1es.
value e2.6s. ........................" 1.OS
mbinstions-yokes Of fine. and
heavy laces-trim'd skirt or drawer
value .......................... .0U
Com bina tlons-fins nainsook-lacs
and ribbon trtm-vaius ei.to......1. 40
Petticoa ts-nainsoo cambria and
musiin-deep ruffles OF fancy laces
or wide emb' y-includtng MOdesty
skirt--double panel front-vsl el.e0 .OS
Corset Covers--N sinsook-round neck
fancy lace and ribbon trim
regularly .0................"...' 81 .
Nainsook Corset Covers--wide Jokes Of
lace and ribbon beadtnE-val ~ ~
Cambria Drawers-tucks and 49,
ruffle OF good emb'y-vaI. .D.... ~
ORA -Nainsook-fancy lace and
insert Or fine emb'y trim-val. ~. III
Pett,coats--fins nainsooks--trim'd
with iaces and emb'y--val. $40. I Ids
CHILDREN's UNDERWEAR
Might Dresses-round neck
short sleeves-emby or torchon lace.
ribbon rum to II yrs.-val. ~. Ia
Cambria Petticoats-tucks.l lace. insert
and edse-t to II yrs,-val. r.. Ia
Chiidren's Muslin Drawers
tucks--1 to II yrs.-vai. .D...... .12h
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FsSsis. Up
IN o. Drsss Baustes-so sSsas. ~
y e. Dordsesd Lawne-vhlte soA
coSofed 6rounds- variety - f1gHg1o ~
y Of rierai voilss. ................ 10
= Ct. six Mixed FaArsss............ ~
y Ct Ramie Dress Llnsno.
'ssvs range Of ooaess..."........s -
- o. Linen Beach suitinGs.. ....... ~
y ct. Mcrcerised Poplins-
osst oo'ors. ......s......."........ IA
~ q. Dress oinsAaas. ............. ~
- 81. Printed shifting AaAras-
y mol. ............ss.sss...ssss sx0
* Ct kimono Chaiiise-
florals and iaas............... ~
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