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LAKE ERIE CIRCUIT

COHHT. "a. July 20 .Luatroua Nc
Kinney was the only favOrlte that failed
g. win race in fhr Lake Erie meet
here to-day All the races were COM
tested holly and Hil went into extra
heats. Ruth * won fhs I.IT mace Nv
winning The Hef three uf tho seven
heats necessary. Sum0uarr.
ls pace. purse 5000 Ruth X won.
vs. IIEIr Elder second. candy Kid fhfrH
I.raf time c.1utt
EfH trut purse 5000 fetHa Lee.
won. NnnuIn WuudIUru. second. Handy
third H0at fim, 1rfr
'.IH pace purse ffnn. Treror w0ns
queen NINF.. second. T.uafrnra MrWfn-
r... Third Beet time I.fH.
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Tho platform adopted endorsed and
rf fHrwcd fhe CHICAGO National Pro.
Ffcssivo platform. womana suffrage.
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HAHN VICTOR
Wellsbura Fighter Anxious 20 Ar.
range Matches With Fast Box.
ers Of His Wslaht.

The following communication was
received by The Intelligencer yester.
day and is self-explanatory.
WellsburE. W. Va. July %. II
TO sporting Editor Of the INTELLIGENCE
IN regard 10 the bout al Steubcn.
vile. o. Monday July %. Sabole gave
the light TO Hahn IN the MN round
sa0ole being completely outcIassed
me hght was Hahn's from the first
until Sabole gave mo. This bout ~
scheduled to 20 eight rounds Hahn
is the best ll6pound boy In the Ohio
valley, and has standing challenge
20 any one IN the valley M that weight
WIZ hght any place. for any purso
tnat is suitable 20 bis OPPONENT
iSigncd) SHIELDS CLAYTON
,t..y-, Hahn's Manager.
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SUMMARY
2'l2 pace. purse 81 .o5o, . in 81
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SENATORS GET BEHIND BUT
FINISH Nv THE LEAD

DETROIT July 29.-W'ashington re-
quired the services OF five pitchers 20
defeat Detroit 20 to-day IN the open
ing game OF the series Washington
twice lost the lead hut finally rcgained
and held Il with Walter Johnson IN the
box. Score:
r. " =.
Washington 4OO11 Ia Il 1
Detroit .... o o o % 2
Batteries. shaw. Ayers Bentley. En-
gel johnson and Williams and Ain
smith Boehler Han and Stanage and
Mckee
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DO THEY WIN?
Decision IN Marsans Case NOW Pend
ing IN u. s. District Court at
st. Louis IL Held Up.

ST. LOUIS. Mo. July 29--Represen-
tattNes or organized baseball were
cheered to-day when Judge W n. Trie-
here postponed until September a near
ing on the St Louis Federal LEAGUE
clubs petition to have dissolved the in
junction against Armando Marsans the
Cuban fielder who jumped from the
Cincinnati Nationals.
The Judge announced he would not
Try the case until he returned from his
vacation which would he some time he
tween september Z and rs. As the Fed
eral league schedule closes early in
October, ~ Is considered doubtful II a
decision Will be rendered IN time 10 per-
init Narsnns 20 play again this season.
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Blister, A. Arr-r,..

PARIS. July NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
re orcfF OF the Eovernmeut pruhfb-
ilnE an anu-war n--tnr ronlrhf
called % ths revolutionary labor or
.ehlEAl.ol. thousands % workinsmaa
assembled and tried 10 rush a. 80
oons % police 20 enter the fneeflu-
places Fierce scrimrnaEes snsts.i
and 20 % the rioters Nere arrested
Lite tonight there had been no
change IN the EraYity % the situa
Llon AZ the klysee palace President
folncare Nas vngaEed until a late
hour In conferring With Premier ~
fianl and cabinet Minister The
government was continuing 10 use
every means 20 reach a basis for IN.
Cancellation OF the hostile countries
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The Iron Brew's challenge any team
in the Ohio Valley for a game sun.
DAY. n accepted call 1377-M National
and ask for Stanley
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BENDER WAS Nv PERFECT
FORM AND HELD BROWNS

ST LOUIS. July 29.-St. Louis bat
tiers could do nothing with Bender's de-
livery when hits would have meant runs
to-day while Philadelphia pounded Well
man and Leverenz at opportune mo-
ments and won TO o. The visitors
played a clean fast game In the field.
while the locals errors aided in the
scoring. Score:
RHE
Philadelphia q OO2O2 IS : 0
ST. Louis . o o o % s
Batteries: Bender and Schang: Well
man. Leverenz and Crossin and LAWN.
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To Await DEVELOPMENTS.

WASHINGTON. July 29.-Issuance
OF a formal proclamation OF neutrality
via will be delayed BY the United
states pending Developments OF the
next few days. Secretary Bryan said
tonight that he had not given con
sideration TO the matter and the dis
position a. the safe department Is TO
Withhold Ecion until IL Is known
whether other European powers will
be drawn into the conflict
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GAME SATURDAY
Benwood Al coliealsns VIII Clash
Win Strong shadyside Team on
Lattera Grounds.

For the second time thla season the
ntn"god All rollogiana will cross bats
WIN ne strong team representing fne
~ adyaldn Athletic Club on the lat
tI- grounds Saturday In the form
Lain' played between the two teams
2 victory Tor tho C0ilrrIans reerifcd
~ the score 81 10 but. since that
VINE The Ohio lads have atrenrfhcncd
NOR line up considerably and prom
l.t 70 make 10 warm Tor their rivals
The following players arc requerfed
70 meet az The NrMochcn car barn
promptly at u Saturday vs. Miller
a.. Helm 10. taruo Th perIov eg
Miller O.. Sioors ~ Tnfrird ~
Morrison n burton CT pcdicord viii
b. on the fring line
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PIRATES LOSE FAST AND
EXCITING GAME TO GIANTS

NEW YORK. July 29.-New York
today made Il two out Of three from
iittsburEh BY winning in the ninth In
ming by the score Of TO o. The game
was "a ugnt pitchers battle between
Iesreau and Mcmillan. hut the visitors
Wtcher weakened In the ninth A steady
Pittsburgh OOoOOoOO %
New York 90 900 ii 8
BATTERIES. McQuillan and Gibson. rs
reau and Meyers
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Emhassles Guarded

ST. PETERSBURG. July % - The
German and Austrian embassies are
guarded on all sides by strong detach-
ments OF police and nobody h. al
lowed to step on the adjacent foot
paths for fear OF hostile attempts.
A confident feeling prevails. here
OF Great Britain's support. Germans
attitude Is regarded as Incompetent
sible. except on the assumption that
she Is anxious for a trial OF strength
at the present moment
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tturouE1fares uls almost bruurtf --
q standsfui TIE narrofr e.rrr
srstllns TO-DAY Elrpassnf IN &nrenf
Anl ferFcr 4nyttlnE witnessed Nltt-
iu memory.
A tcsratch 90 q visraa paper says
- tlree o. 10 ualuos monitors
morninE after The bridge across to
,sHe had been destroyed ~ he SCI
Nlnrs
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BUTLER FAILS
Local Wrestler, Although Confident o.
winning From Grafton Man.
Lost Misersbiy.

bIeciai IlieI 1tch q. The fntsUirenrer
HhAFIoN. W. Va. July ~ = In
handicap wrestling match here TO
rlknI Fred klndb'rg won from Hun
hjilrr ot Wheelinr Ruler agreed 10
lnroW kiudherr three times In an
hour Butler got mo frsf fbrCvr ir
ll minutes and kirdbore won the sec.
ond throw in 20 m nufea and was civ.
en the decision Butler outweigbed
kindberg 90 pounds
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IS INNINGS
WAS nncEsaAnr N oAnE m
TWEEn nED9 AuD nuyBnnA1
nErokE WIMwfUo


BHoOKLrN. Jsiy as.-cincinnati Pea,
hfooklyn In /. ~ inning battle. . 10 to-
~. ~ pitchers t.kinE part In the
herlnaeh held the visitors until he
a. taAen out % let Erwin bat for MIN
~ thf ntteenth. with = man On third
the visitors made four hits on hagan
snichi with ~ild throw by smith 20
- pAte with an easy double play In
ltont OF him. brought In four runs ana
Won the contest score
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AMATEUR AND
SEMI-PR0. NOTES

Manager OF Brilliant. Ohio team call
sporting Editor Of lntelligencer this
evening
The City Railway team defeated
Panhandie Traction team on the Is
land park yesterday morning by the
score Of p C. 2. seven innings
The Colonial baseball club OF this
city has won four games this season
and lost three. Following are the
games and scores. Col 7. Benwood
Juniors s. Col g. Sub Rosas 3 col
=. Red Wings %. Col 2. Benwood
Juniors ! Col 8. Rose Buds 3 col
.. BenW OOd Juniors 3 Col. 4 sub
kosas 3, Col 10, FOrty-third Street
stars I. Col Z. Red Wings 4: Col
tanthers Col 3. Mozart o. Col. s.
stars Col Is. Moundsylile CLANS
]. Col Z Pinch Run Juniors 8. Col
IL. Seldom Seen T.
The Iron Brew's challenge any team
in The Ohio Valley for a game sun.
DAY. n accepted call i377-M National
and ask for stanley
The COlonials will accent on rb,t.
lcnges until the series Of FIVE qamoe
ls played between that team and tho
International Jrs.
The Central Athletic Club OF Bell.
eire viii 90 10 Dillonvale. SUNDAY
August 2. 10 play the strong team -
mat place fast game % expected
as both teams have been PLAYING fine
ball The following players are no.
que ted 70 report W Murphey. l.
Kane. w. Hines VI Catne. vi tfpper.
man. W Leach. J McKlevey & Cor
betl q. Duny. y Brown. y Ross N
sherwood a OBrian - Nixon
The Central a. G will play the 10,
land \ G.. Saturday. August a.
Bellaire and sunday August % u-ifi.
play the fast Glen Lawns on the Tun
mel Green grounds.
The Z. g. G. would Ike D., ,......
game for SATURDAY.. August 4 g.itb
some strong team at Beilalre Anv
team wishing 70 play answer through
tho lntelliEencer
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Russian Die L. Cast

ST. PETERSBURG, July % - In
Russian eyes the die is cast. Only a
political miracle can avert war.
Russia does not swerve from her
determination to support Servia and
pertial mobilization has already been
ordered There Is every indication
that the whole vast military machin-
cry Of Russia will soon be set in mo
ton.
An imperial manifesto is awaited to
night
Should Emperor Nicholas become
Eeneralissimo OF the force. as IL Is
understood he will, an immense wave
OF enthusiasm will sweep over Rus.
STA.
The political parties have sunk
their differences. Tho general atti-
tude is not 'jungoistic", but one OF
resolute confidence in the justice of
the Country's cause and readiness TO
make all sacrifices.
The proposal attributed 10 Austria
TO discuss terms when Belgrade has
been occupied. is regarded as impos-
sible. 10 IS pointed out that before
the opening of hostilities, Russia pro-
posed TO Austria a direct exchange of
views, which Austria rejected.
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YANKEES
f Z. I. 20 '. ..1: OF
rt.n.r rt,eh~d = oood o4ns fer ~
k-x1lAnders hat nrogn va. Ma
frs<ly IN sscona Game

CLEVELAND. July - -Ns-r vrrt.
Nou both <arass - fo-liar.s dounl~Hsaf-
- IRON elsNelant. o. : and DO a. =
rienff psi rsd steady game for Nau
nork a. the first. tut Hrour wn- nj
freely ~ the secord
The present series calls for seven
sam@s On four daFr. doltlrhradars On
THURSDAY aud Safurfar srgr~s
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Cincinnati OOiOOOO12OOOO
Brooklyn OOo0iIO:OOOOOO

Two base hits. Gonzales. StenRei
Three base hit: Daniels. stolen bases.
Daniels, Daubert. Cutshaw. Bases on
balls on iingling 2. OF Douglass ?:
On ffener, }; on Ragan. 1. struck out
ttsE .. lngling. l. By Douglass, 4: BY
Iteuer, 3, by Reulhach. 4. by Ragan 1
umpires. Hart and Rigler
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MLOUGHLIN MORE THAN HELD
HIS OWN WITH WIN. JOHNSON
~ WORK Of YgsrGaoAY Mold.
uosss f Tessoscs,lS cue
IN rI-sI Game 81 Match neLosahilr
Made Three trrorA. eyt Win
steam eported Ahead Easily.

BOSTON. July 2sZThe custody Of
the ira LonESood bowl. famous a.
a tennis singles trophy. ~as re-
brief and somewhat unlnterssting
match with the holder, William n
Johnston. siso of San francisco Ne
LouEhlin needs another victory TO
obtain permanent Possession Of the
trophy: He won a leo two years
ago. bot defaui'ed last year ~
In his successful career through
The Longwood tournament this year.
NcLoughlin met and defeated In
straight sets y. W. Niles, T. 9. Bun
AZ. A. 3. Dabney. r. y. Williams.
End. II. l.. Murray and W. VI. John
less today than in amy OF the i've
previous contests with the except ~
Derhaps OF that with Bundy
Johnston handled McLougEiin'r
cannon ball service as well a.. II not
better, than either Williams or MUIR
ray. but he was weak al the net
when he dashed IN and lacked the
strength Of Murray 20 drive from
In the final game OF the match.
after McLoughlin had made three
errors he put on a little more
four passes. each one OF which lett
Johnston sprswlins about the court.
The summary:
First set:
McLoughlin ..42sT4 45-37-s
Johnston 24s5l444l3-3+-s
Second set
Mclaughlin ..42sO5s454s-4O-s
Johnston ..146434271t- 3s-4
Third set.
Mclaughlin ...41 A5-2s-s
Johnston ..........04 4 10 81
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BRAVES FELL ON CUBS
TWIRLERs AND WON

BOSTON. July 29.-By winning 20.
gay, 20 2. Boston made IL two out OF
three IN the series with Chicago tn
home team fell on label for two runs, In
me hrst inning and three IN the third
anulhE three more In the seventh on
Hoston .... o o - II
Chicago .... OO1 1906 "a
HaEeman and HrcSnahan
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GRAND CIRCUIT RACES

CLEVELAND, O.. July IS
Ihe record was broken here to-
Linda Wrona In the second heay
when she did the mile in 2fO5Is.
The previous marx, 2sO6l., was
made by Sonoma Girl IN 1907
The record for the STAKE, previ-
Gus 20 this year was for 2f24
class horses.
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vEAa GRECO rwIRLHp
ZOE RED soxi GAME WON

CHICAGO. July 2s.-Boston played an
uphil battle to-day and defeated Chi
cago TO In ten Innings. Cicotte had
been hit hand throughout the game.
hut luck was IN his favor until the tenth
inning. when he was taken out score.
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MooRI.s ~ AIREs LAwYea.

Captain 3 T. Hooten. OF Wnunds-
Vile. has been refn 'ncd o. tho rorson.
aI counsel NJ Mrs 81 Moore wife ~
th0 striking Ohio coal miner uho
shot and killed Harry T. rurdy ard
william Arm AZ W0unfavfue Two
wcck- aEo Moore has retained Mar.
Gin Brown as counsel
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

~ Bunalo: Buffalo. Z. Jersey city. o.
1T Toronto. Toronto. .: Newark 2
~ Rochester. Providence. 2. Rochsst-
At Montreal: Montreal $: Baltimore. 6.
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HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL. LEAGUE


restsrdAy's xssults.
Canc tnnAtA :. HrOoklyn. q
-st Louis. - Fhiladsl pnla
N@s fora. 4. Ftttsburgh. "
Boston. ChtcaEo- u
'is inninss .-Ig fnnlnss
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AMERICAN AssocILTIoE

At St Paul. Columbus 6. 81 pauI
Al Minneapolis. Minneapolis. Is:
At Kansas city. indianapolis. / Kan
~ Milwaukee. Milwaukee. II. Louis
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Two base hit: Hooper. Three base
hits: Speaker Collins. Gardner. Hooper.
stolen bases: Yerkes. BlackbOurne. Dem
mttt. Janvrtn. Bases on balls on
Gregg. 2: ON Cicotte. {: on Faber. /.
Struck out: BY Gregg. 2. BY Cicotte 2
Empires. Chill and Hildebrand
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Two base hit Boone Tire. base
hts Graney. Cree. Eas.s on balls. 90
Hagermsn. >. on BlandinE .. on Fish-
or ?. struck out. By Hagorman. 4 by
blanding. by Fisher. 3. Umpires
Evans and EEan
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DETROIT. July 2s-SIx heats. fou-
or them as desperately fought miles
- ever were Witnessed. failed 20 decide
the Merchants and Manufacturers stake
top-iiner on tO-day's Grand Circuit mo.
gram. and the race went over to-torn0r.
row. when three heat winners will 70
20 hnish. When darkness put an end
% the struggle two horses had won
two heats each. and another one Tina
winner Of the first heat was distanced
the second time out Three races wee
completed. two lu straight wins and tina
third after four heats
SUMMARY;
2'l2 pace. purse 81 .05o, D in 81
Ruby X. u. by Wiikie
Oneiii fMcDevltD $500.
GIIihese, fsNftoh ..-t....-....
SELLERS u. Leila Patchen. Neliis Ten
pie Fillmore Dillon and Shadeline also
started. Best time e. .uEts
ailo pace. purse 81 oso. insi
Peter stevens. D.. hv Peter
The Great Garrison ......
walnut Grove .......-.......
rifle Upton. coastIe.s Nobel Dvisht
LoEan Don Patch and cello D. also
t asa if tro, M 'i NJ .,as ~ s,oooo
Tcter Scott . h. ~ '4V'OOO' IN n
Peter tho Great
E.s e.. .Si', als..-,rar - ]
Mcciosksy' Mahomst watts k,,gs
CHAIRMAN. the Guide. Marraref uruien.
Eyfhmcl 7rg .Hgei LainE. alec started.
a.a4 tTot, piars.. sl,oso, In 8. -
Iaruof Gibbs %. q. bF FroIlgai
Mr. FORBES Observation-Disclosures.
Kate. brook llinr. Lusciaiania. ranoSS
H1rkaway. Earhara Overton. and Konro.
also started. Hest time g.f1E
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VIENNA. July % The war spirit
in the Austrian capital is hourly JOB.
creasinR Tho streets Of Vienna 10.
night were 20 crowded with cufhus.
iasttc procession. singing and hur
railing that traffic On the leading
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Two base hits; Cruise. 2: Miller. Snv-
Ger, >. Magee. Cravath. Home run. 8
Magee. Base on balls: on Perritt 4.
on Marshal |. Struck out: BY Perritt.
= ~ Marshall. 5. Cpires. KLEIN and
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Boston at Chicago
Philadelphia a. IT Louis
Washington a. D.troif
New York nj Cl.NsIa nd
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AMERICAN LEAGUE


bostor. - Chicago. 4.
tAlNeN York 8. Cleveland
90 York, To- Cleveland. q
Philadelphia. s. 81 Louis a.
Washington. D Detroit =
lie innings. ID f1rst game tgB Sscond
game.
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MOBILIZATION
tcontiausd prom Pir,t PaSs)

Cign situation than the British public
has any conception of"
The Earl OF Plymouth. addressing
the meeting. said ~ was the duty of
all conservatives to support Sir Ed
Hrliain
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NAV YORK STATE

AZ Albany Albany. 4: Utica. 2
~ Troy Troy-Syracuse. postponed
cold weather
At wilkes Barre Wilkes Barre 9:
binghamton. ?. tFirst camel
wilkes Barre. ,. Ringhamton o. (Sec-
ond gamel : innings hv agreement
At scranton: Elmira. Z: Scranton
FIRST gamcb IL innings
Scranton. 3. Elmira o. TSecond
gae. innings By agreementD
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New York seas OOl 10 IL /
batteries. bowman. HlandinE and
@ NELL. Brown and Nunamaker
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.


fDBrooklyn. 4. 81 Louis. 3
a2tChicagO. 4. Buffalo 3
CD Baltimore. 4. India napolis =
Kansas city. 8. Pittsburgh
ops innings. t2)i2 innings. t3liO
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ftttsoursn 20 brooklyn
Stnc unau al New Iork
chicago at PHILADELPHIA
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The foregoing st. Petersburg de
spa tch was passed by the censor with
out revision-a fact which is consid
cred highly significant.
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Kansas city At Pittsburgh
Indianapolis at baltimore
Chicago NJ Buffalo
ST Louis at Brooklyn.
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The 9. q. q. would like 10 arrange
game for saturday. August I with
some strong team at Bellalre ANY
team wishing 10 plav answer fbro,,-h
the lntelliFencer.
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Totals ........3s = Is 30 IL
N-Batted for Nerkes IN NTH.
NN-Batted for Gregg In eighth.
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Dress Goods

In this department we have some of
the best values that have ever been Of
fered. Correct as to color, weave and
quality, finely woven, soft and smooth
dress fabrics that combine elegance Of
style and quality Silks, Lawns, Or
CANDIES, Mohairs, Linens, Fancy Silk
Novelties, Batistes, Cambrics, Cling
hams, and in fact anything you want
in this line, and at greatly reduced
prices.
Crepe de Chimes in all colors, worth
75c and SOC per yd., will go at 44c yard
Rattine crepe. all cOlOrs.
35c and 25c goods. ......,..,....... &c
The latest in Figured Crepe, worth zoe
and 25c a yd., will go at, ..... l3c and 17c
A big assortment of all colors in
Corduroys at prices from. go. lie to 1sc
Mercerzed Lingerie Batjste,
something new. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. &c
Our stock of Linens in all cOors and prices
will go at sale prices.
We have big line of Curtain Scrim, Table
Linen, Silk Null and Serges that will go at
sale prices
Our big line of Calico, Homespun, Bingham,
Lawn, Bleach, Sheeting, Domestic and Feath
err Ticking will go al sale prices.
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During this Hot Shot Sale we will
give some Of the biggest bargains ever
offered in Washington Parish in the
line of Clothing.
Mems Searsucker Suits, all the 90;
worth $3.50 and $500, sale price. 1913
Mems Palm Beach Suits: sold all over
at 800 and $3.50, sale price, ...... 4.49
Mems Blue Serge Suits, worth $500,
sale price,. ............... 9.99
Mems Blue Serge Suits, worth $3.50,
sale price. 800
Mems Fancy Suits in gray, brown and
striped, worth $500 ana up, for... 999
One lot of Mems S its will 20 at ...... $40
Boys Blue Serge Suits, worth $3.50
and $500, sale price,. :. 449
Boys Fancy Suits, sold at $500 and
$3.50, sale price,. ............. 449
Boys Suits in all colors, and sizes from
6 to II, will go at prices from S1.39
to............ ................3 $3.50
Mems Blue Serge Pants, sold at $500
and $3.50. will 20 in this sale for. J.. 329
Men, Light Color Summer Pants, sold
all over.at $500 to $500, sale price. 329
Another big assortment Of Mems Pants
in all coors and sizes, worth from
$500 to $3.50, sale price. .......... 219
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1914-07-09
Mems Shoes
A Sale Within a Sale.

Our big stock of famous makes of
shoes, such as Walk-Over, W. L. Doug
las, Walton and Skuffer Shoes, will 60
at this Hot Shot Summer Sale at prices
that will make Washington Parish sit
up and take notice.
Walk-Over and W. L. Douglas $500
snoes.' .S4.l9
Walk-Ove and W. L. Douglas $3.50
oHoeS.' ..,...,.,..... ,......... 900
Walk. Over and W. L. Douglas $500
Walk-O Over and W. L. Douglas $3.50
Shoes, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. =. 80
Walk Right and Broadway $500, $3.50
and 81 90 shoes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2.89
Mems $500, S2.75 and $3.50 shoes. .... 219
Mems 1928 and $500 shoes 80. 900. 1863
Men S fine $500 and S275 work shoes. PIG
A big lot of Mems $500 and $3.50
WORK snOeS.... ................ Ivy
special--work shoes worth $500 -. LAG