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Nt,, PORTLAK. TUESDAY FVFNINCJ, OCTOBER 18, 1904. eissLL ' aLla STRIKERS FEAST AT davis cc:iTi::js SHANAHAN'S SHAMAHArrs H:nAr:JL:: FRUT WAGON WRECK TKX C ctm:::Mcra UUf AJTB JOB low er LAM ABB IOWAU tarn nr yAx WSM TO TAJLM VSOVBUL It - - (aperlat DUpatck to Tha JMmLt dSusone. Or., Oct. II. Charles Alley no rfonn Mowira, 10 ere, quarreled . over ownership of lamp at PaU Creek, mile eaat of Eusene. rulir day eveolntY with tho mutt (bat Alley itibM Howard. reeuitloa; fn the lair tera death several hour a f tar ward. Th two man bad bwn living together mi m cnoin. may uxa quit work pre paratory to com ins; to th valley aiul , war dividing; their effects, whan a die- put am ovar th ownership of lamp. Kxclted word followed, th 11 waa fUM and Allay whipped out ft pocket kalis and oommenced alasbine, t Howard. A urrtfto elruaa-le ensued, as la evidenced by atia blood-stained waJla and wrackad oeodltloa of tb In terior of th cable. Allay cut his antagonist, who u unarm, on th arm. ebt and abdo men, avrlna th IntMtln, and whan he w that ha had severely wounded him ha lft th plac and Informed th pro cere of what h had dona and Kva hlmaalf up t th laoal constable. Hew ard dlad la terrible aaony hut night. Physicians from Eugene attended him. but ooald not aava hla life. Deputy Sheriff H. I. Bown drov to the scelie of the tragedy and brought AUay to Eu lvt and placed him In the county jail laat night. Hla preliminary examina tion will- probably e hold tomorrow. Coroner Day, Deputy District Attor ney Harrla. and Deputy barlnT Bown are holding an Inquest today, i Both men were mtddla-ced. and Alley haa ft family la Bugane. Howard waa ft sta sis man, coming here from Texas ft year A Journal aorreapondant waa allowed to Interview Alley tbla morning, but he Waa bob -communicative, - Ha atated that he would not talh until h bad ssoaretl soansal and ooaaulted with1 him. He ' atated. however, that Howard attacked him Brat. A ooat of adamant plaatar la bains; ap plied to the exterior of the Columbia theatre, a provided for la the original building contract. It will gtv th hove an appearance aim liar to the ex tertor of th Portland hotel and will aav other advantages, among tham th deadening of the sounds from the street and additional protection agalnet oold. The heating apparatua to finally In stalled and Manager Baker aaya ha la ready (or ft good hard winter. At th requeat of th exposition offi cers, Tom lUohardaon will make eeveral addressee In oltlea eaat of hero within th next few weeka, uetag the fair aa the text of bio lecture, In Salt Lak ha will deliver hla address under th aueplcea of the Commercial club, and In Denver the chamber ox oommeroe bag the event In ehaxge. . ulsseppo Beraadln had da bnaa"' wagon, but now ha go- only da horse,1' aang a hundred or mora telephone glrke In chorus thla morning aa thay ruahed pell-mell Into Salmon atreat and helped thejnaelvea to th bananas that were etrewn over the street for aayaral block. Aa aoon aa the load of bananaa . had. been thrown Into th afreet and. th wagon scattered, the bora stopped and looked aadly behind.. Bernadlao - la a fruit vendor. H loaded hla wagoas with bananaa thla morning and waa driving alowly along Salmoa atreet stngaog out hla were, when the horaa took frlgbL The driver wea thrown- out of th .wagoa and the horaa daahad wildly down the atreet. It I WIFE EEATER IS . EEAVILY FEED OOJI VXOVBB OS? rarr cxaBr, VU AJTB BAV TTA& ATS IV JAJE& KB BBFAUX OF A flna of M or II da ye In the oounty tail waa the flrat eastern Impoaad upon Miller for cruelly beating hla frail wife and trampling- bar face with th bela of hla heavy she. ... Municipal Judga Hogwa beard the re mainder ef the evldenoa thla morning. Th aontano waa on the ebarg of aa aautt and battery and waa the limit of th law. Thar la a aeoond ebarg drankanneea, to Whleb Miller pleaded villi tv . Oa thla. the oaurt atated. he would sentence tba prisoner whan be rfad ither paid tba -Sns of" aarved th oounty tall eeateaoe. - .-,.-., True to hla promise. Miller called bla tittle daughter sad bob ta his behalf. Ha tad each If they remembered bow, when he waa belpthg them wttb than arithmetic looaona, their mother oama In drunk and oauaed ft disturbance; of how he had to eook hla and their otoels while their mother waa drunk and of her drinking to axonae for a king time. They roaUd no ouch thing. Both ana wared th fathrb waeatlona while Judge Hogwa bold them In hla arma on the bench.' Onoe the UtUa girl cried, but the iudg oalmad her Immediately. It waa whan bar father aaked her If- aha recalled her mother drinking a bottle of gin laat- Thuredar night. She buret out la tear and aobbed that ail aha ra mmbrd of that night waa whan her father oama heme drunk, and her mother ha4 eoarcbed bla pock ate for money to buy food and to pay grocery Mile. MUlera aged mother waa preaont. After 'tb hearths, aa Bailiff Golfs led the priaoner away to tall, aha reee and walked to hla aide. They embraced and klaaed. with hands cleaped. Th mother erted bitterly. Frkods $ 4 A Reduced Reproduction of the Grsphopbooe. f ,f V . , J. i' ' , , t,, ,i. " ' . The Columbia Graphophone ran keadlr throwlns fruit lb ail dlreo- Uone untU the wagon atruck Ue oar tracks at Fifth atreot. . There, the wagon was Overturned and baaanaa ecattfred lp the atreet and on the oMawalk, The horaa ran for a abort dlktanoa and eucoeeded ta wrecking the wagon. Then It atopped and waited for Ita exalted maetar. It stooped directly hi front of theH oooka' and waiter hall In Salmon atreet between Fourth and Fifth. There the at r Ik Ins telephone glrle have eetabllahed headquarters and bond red or more poured out iato th atreet to help th aelvea ta the bananaa. While doing ao they oompoeed a melody and aang' it to the Infuriated Italian, who earn up panting. - v STREET RAILWAYS . AREimCIATED AT eVTXOB WAT RlCULAsl PUC $7aS0 Coeu-antted to Lva Perfect TalUng Mevcfaina : The Cohimbia Phonograph company fuarmntes this grapho phone to be s perfect talking machine tn fact they will allow credit of $5.00 oa It. toward the purchase of any other machine that they make at any time within a year, the sub scriber to have the full use of the graphophone during that ' time. " '', i ...... ' IbV Journal's Extraordinary Offer ' By special arrangement with tin Columbia Phonograph , company, 198 Seventh street. The Journal is enabled to ' make the following eartTawrdinary offer: al.....w MJoorear Cnpaophonc Agreement .. -, - , v . -' - Marruro. e...; ....4.... tevauut rem ew pnwaai. a.t v - -I aacabr ! tar the BaOy ed hv a toeriad af aaa rw at tba ramlar rata at eVpa BMM.tb, la'canBloWatlaa ef waivb. ead lie. f a? aey m a nwaoe mtltltna ax W n lrt vaaara. raw are a raralae bm aarlrxy im at ta mt lha CataatMa naaarapb Ceiaar. N. US Bath trvat. aaw rafela fT.M dreenmiBaca tapm aty aartn ttVai tl fnr mww rare fna fWtorr. aacabw. aa.K fat ny aaatvataa aea tartm m mm f iU maaritiaa. It h) aart fortkar that I aat aet (war1' la pnn-fcaea aa raroW rrhi h raln raw OraphoelMea nrla nSa tar e af mj ei-herrlptlnn; e4 if t arv flaw ad at mf m1 natfcM 1 ea mn-aaaa X4 addlttnaal (mHi of tbe CalmaiMa Pbeeaarmp Caameay at tbV aanv eedrM., aad enaaiaaa mla mmaHriaa tt mimlae maa tamaiai aw eathHaee meeeHy be . . . 1 tLS Awl ............ krra Tea rataaiate rnaaaraaft raexeanr w aViMlBMa BMiTilai ta tka HiAiM at 1A at ana MaM fkla ttripaophnaa at Hiair afttce, no. IS ata atraaC n, -TrWe ef all tuinMwO a. mat aeatma. raata atra. rlk apaSK ea eer bawa am yam nHiiigi fea Articles of lncorporatloai of tba Port- Con aol Ida ted Railway company ware Bled tbla morning ta th omoa of Oounty Clark Frank & Fields by A. -k Milla, jr. C Ainawortb aad C A. Dolph. Tba oapitallaatlosj of the now aompany la tl..M whleb la divided Into . aharea. Whan tba meraer waa flrat decided upon If was decided to ceil the new cor poration tba Portland Suburban Rail way oompeny; the queatloa of the name had even gone ao far aa to have "Port- . Suburban Railway oompanjr painted on eome of the new ear. But It wwa reoaatly dMaoovarad that thla name had beea need years ago by an id oom paay( aa it waa decided ta name tba new eorporaUoa the Portland Cooaoli- dated Railway oompany. The purpooe oftha oompany. aa sat forth In' tba article of Incorporation, are to build and operate atreet railways In the city and suburbe of Portland and surroundlna towna; to construct and op erate power plant; to eonetruot aad op erate bridge: to own And maintain parka and piraeure reaortai to ooniraot for the construction and eaulpment of Una of railways, brtdgea. farriea. power plant and etatlene, telegraph llnea and plaota. telephone llnea and piaata aad ether. proper t lee i to lease, purchase and build telegraph aad telephone Unas; to acquire and bold patents; and to do many other thlnga connected with railways, brtdgea. power, plaatev telegraph aad telephone llnea. i . , - - f Several type-written pagas of tbe arU- elaa filed were needed to giv tba llet of the treets upon which the aoaapaay operated, . or baa tba . power to run. transportation Unas. But th articles stated that "tbla oorporatloa shall have the power and authority to extend and enlarge at any time all or any of the said lines of railway and to ahorten and curtail the mum." The eoatenta of the artlclea covered II. type-written pages. It waa atated that three director ahall ooaatltuto ft quorum, aad It la also made plain , that a minority of tba directors may reeM aw tide ef Oregon. ; Tb aytiaajai jre fimmwtstwm t aadar. and cert in ad by Notary Public C A. Maaey. a F. Pnxto, preeidentof the Portland Rail way oompany, and C. A. btaney are witaeaaea. The flliag of artlclea today wOl be followed immediately by a complete or gknlsatloa of the aaw oompany, and aa booo aa detail oaa be arranged and new tieketa printed the uaiversei traaafer aretcea for paangrs on all tb llnea In -the elty will bo put Into affect. Tbe change will not ba reached by November 1. aa was at flrat expected, but will oome eome tlmo durlna November probably not before tb laat of the month. With the election of th aaw oanoera aad tb aooptioa of by-law, the moneoiidated oompany Will ba ready to rSbelve deeds from tb two old oompaaiaa transferring tbetr ntlr properties to the aaw eosa- paay. Mlaor detaile, meluding the ar- rangement for Interchangeable traaafer ticket wlU then ba taken up. Aa entire aaw Issue of ticket Will be printed. bearing the neaee of tba Portland Cooeol- tdated railway, and the old tickets will be dona away with. By December 1 th oottaolklaied atreet ear system will be fully In operation with the tickets aad transfer ef the new eampaay. W. C T. U. DELEGATES HERE FOR CONVENTION aWaVJUm aTAJtM MUM aUaVaV . mu, Vxxal DAY'S spmaxrav aTAjcarai twerjrs OAjmzzAra VOWS BXOMFTiOsTAJ TlaOaW-Of- biasta ovtxjOOX amxeaTTJOa,' ' (aaaraal l-erlat Berrte ' Boanoka, Va Oct. la. The Davis party made a daab lata Virginia thla moralac making a atop bora. Thla special will next maka a atop at Blue- Ac! d, w. Va where th day's speech- making will begin, Aa all-night stop waa made at Richmond. Nomine Devi Is holding up exceptionally well, and as yet baa not exhibited the elighteet evl denoa of a breakdown. Hla record yes terday waa eight epeechea, eeveral of them quite lengthy. The meetinge at Roanoke aad Radford. Va- war ad- draaead by Senator Daniel this fora- noon. The Indiana outlook ba assumed aa Increased optlmlatio appears noe to the campaign party on the Davie e pec 11, la view of- numerous telegrams received from eeveral leaders tailing that Indioa- tlono for a Democratic victory In the Hooster stata ar daily beoamlng brighter. t Immenaa arowda oonttan to greet tba special train. Prominent polltlolaas of both aartles gather to listen to the views as expressed by tba candidate, and even hia opponents concede that tba tour la conducive of much good to tba Demo cratic party la th states through whleb tba apodal baa passed. Teak (Jewsal apart! Berries.) New Torn, Oct l Parker arrived to day and want to the Hotel Seville, where ha waa met by Mrs. Parker and their daughter, Mrs. Hall, who came to New York to attend the Democratic ma meeting at Madlaan Square Garden. Ha will probably return to Ksopus Thuraday night. axt Friday a dela- aatlon of New Jersey Democrat la ex pected at Roaemont, and Judge Parker will respond to an add rase. Tonignt former residents of Ulster county, who bow reside la New Tors. wUl hold a moat ing to further tb aemlnee'a polltloai la ureate. . ' tleoreal aasctad Berrtae. St. Louie. Oct. It. Prominent flrs In surance men from every section of tb country Ailed Recital ball tbla morning at tba opening of the ninth annual con vention of tb National Aaaaemttoa or Local Fir Insurance Agents. After tba call to order. President Franc ta of the exposition welcomed th visitor, for whom a felleltoua response waa made by Frederick Ouentaer of Detroit. The re mainder of the aessloa was aocupled with the appointment of eemmltteea, re ports of efnoers and other bualaass of a routine nature. The oonvoatloo will b la session durlna the next three days. Msas Wife ami aaagbem bm sfaw " v , . - a Xeaet Sea IP. - Tbe oVlegnte ta th etate oca vent loa of tba Woeaen'a Christ tan Temperaac Union begaa ta arrive this moraine and about were oa band at tba opcnlhc esealoa at First Cumber la ad Presby terian cbareb. - No business waa tran sacted. Mrs. Lucia F. H. Additaa wel comed the visitors as chalrwomaa oa general arranasaeata and airs. Helea D. Harford, tbe etate president, spoke briefly la reply. Tho general ofYleere. Mrs. Harford, -president. Mr. Bva C Wheeler, first vice president, Mrs. Hen rietta Brews, corresponding secretary, hire. Ida T. Maatera. recordiag secretary, and Mae. Heeet J. Bhane. traaaarer. thea went lato executive session at tba homo of Mrs. pillsbary- They discussed the work of thla aoaveatloa aad pre pared their reporta. Tba morning waa apeat ba asslgains tb delagafa a tbetr places, , Thaa aftaraeaa tb county preetdeats wlU meet wttb tba goaeral offleera hi exacutlvo seaelea. Tbe entire afternoon win bo devoted te -varloaa aommltt h meeting Tho rewulaT meet inn begin thkt eventnej with aa opea awaaioa ef music aad add res ea a. . ' Tho resmlnmc detegataq wUl arrive tab) eveaiag and ao asorrow morning. WANT IMPORTANT ; : CONVENTION HERE Aa aeTert win be made by tho Lawle and Cldrk managam eat to secure for Port hi ad tho aost annual mootlne? ef tba latere tale- commerce law convention, which meets at luLaala an Octaoar ta The eaaveatsssj twasists of a rap rosea tstlv body of eaat era awatnoss men. who favor eattendtae; tb power of tho Interstate commerce eoawlaaloa. They bavo never yet been able t aeeure tb a operation ef Facias coast a em mar olei metttatiene for the raaeoa that tboy bavo failed to recognise -the asset to a further eatenl tboa promlslne; ta do so, U m polated oat that b,y having tho aanveatloa meet bora, the advan tageo ef tho northwest and th coast will be mado clear to tr, ': 1 fJearasl special SarVtee.)' -; Miohlgaa City.. IncL. Oct. It. aTareur- sloa trains from all points in tbla aec tloa bavo brought away visitors Into tho city for the Democratic rally tonight. at which ex-Senator David B. HlU of New York la to be the chief speaker. The meeting promises to bo one of tho largest demonstrations ever held by tb Democrats te northern Indlana. Huzrtlngton. W. Vs.. Oct. Is. Tb oily council last night refused perm lee ion for tba Social Is te to bold a political meeting In the city ball tonight. Tho party mar anjola tbs eaty.efficiala from tatorfar- INJURED IN VESSEL'S HOLD; WANTS DAMAGES accomahab good results. FortUad wilt have a repreeentatrra ta ta eeaventloa to aroeeat. aa Bsortatlaa Ftvs thousand dollars hi being owed for by C W. Fredenthal beoaoae his foot waa Injured while loadlnaT lumber la tb bold of tb ship STva. Fredenthal la sa laa; the firm of Brown at MeCabo, eteve aorea. for the dsuaages. Tho oass Is be inc tried today befero Circuit Judgo Clelaad. FredentnaL who was a stevedore ta th employ of Brown a afeCabe, alleges that h was ass 1st lag la loading th ship Bva with lumber on June II. IMA, while tho veeaal was lying aJoag-Bldo tb In-aaaa-Poulosti mUla. Ho stated that ba was working- In th hole of too vessel, whoa a sling of lumber. Improperly towed, was let dowa from tho wharf. Oa account of to tmprousi stows-. boarda were loosened aad oa fVll aad struck Fredenthal oa tb foot. HO was badly rippled. Brown St McCabe, hi tbetr answer to th complaint, stata that H la a well know fact that boards sftea ally from sling of lumber, aad that all steve dores know of this aad are warned of tho danger. They state that Prdnthal know of thai dana-er. but got k tba way of tho sling ka a reckless meaaer. not heeding the warning slvea. W. Sea ton and Claude Strabaa ap peared aa attorney for PradeataaL while Wilbur Letter are eeaductiag th salt for Browa a McCab. OFFICERS ARREST BOYS BY. MISTAKE A party of boys who. With perml- of their parents, attended a per form anee at aaa of tho theatrea Biiaday . can to grief aa their way la ad (title t aaen sd sates lea fees, they bad been supplied with a Blekot spas, with watea ta round oat th evening with eoaTeo or saadwtehes after the airfare ante, Oa tbetr way hems tbe boys atopped at a reach saaa tor aear th raer of Third aad Bvra aMo etreate. and Used ap to Invest their funds ta rofreobareat, and at tals k trattnsi yaaetur Odboer Bary cam alaagr and a rr acted the entire party, war der th mistaken Impress lea that tboy bilaaged to tho emas ea rouaawtere waa have beea frsqwoatliuy north end dives. Tbeyk-wer tafcea to ta pelir atatlaa and kept all Bight to a ealL Tb bora were Joha Laary, Braost Sravaa, Mika Malone. Fred Sah Willi Payne. Joha Sprangor, Stanley Pbruipsv Liard Me son aad Ralph Parker. la th poUco court ewwj aainhig th boys were eUachargod, after being glvaa am arranar advice by Jed a Hofua - fh .i '"wv- IsaWVr iui . a..1 Here advertised ; below ' a re A aatalltiee Oaf tHe eeasoia'e moet wanted goodt wkiclaa If in need rota can't con cientiously let pass unconsidered. ' TKey ' are bargains to beckon prospective purchasers They are tbe picK from all departments and speak with elcruence felling you of our determination to reduce our stock to a nor mal condition. The prices are cut way down to demand your patronage. If you are shrewd and "economically Inclined you'll not stop reading here, v ' " areX& FATTxtauraV The latest aad aaweot patterns for fall end winter. 04 and 1S. Ask t see theem. areAUw at Wiwm 50 a year. A swell monthly of fsshion and Action. Get a fro eopy. Garments Highest in Favor But Lowest la Price . f 10.50 SUITS We are showing s nobby line of Serge, Broadcloth and Venetian Cloth Suit, in Eton jacket effect, in all the new shades, hand-tailored suits; they are in the latest suits that cost 01 A f"A as high as $20; none less than $15. Your choice for onlyplUeUU L13.50 SUITS Mixed materials, hip jacket, half fitting back! with, belt, trimmed in braid and buttons, color effect; these suits 01 L?A are worth $20 and $22.60. , We sell them for only. pluuU f 17.50 SUITS A better grade of mixed materials, tailor-made, Butcher back jacket with belt; the nobbiest suits in the ("7 PA city for the price... a-... 1 f 0U . f 19.85 SUITS Extra grade mixed materials, half fitting pleated back coat, with belt pleated skirt, with braid trimming. Swell (MA QC tailor-made suits, with all the tailored effect, for only.,.,$yOt) f 24.00 SUITS--The neatest hand-tailored suits in the city, in the new mixed materials, coat half fitting back with belt, pleated and piped in red satin, fancy braid and buttons, sleeves of jacket have deep eutf ; real JOM pu Vuue8 aip-o-dn 'usth$35. Here $24 00 LADIES' XOURIST COATS Blue, brown and black cheviots and serges. Fancy mixtures and manish material styles. Tourist Coat, jaunty Norfolk Jacket, the new blouse and 22-inch coat, in loose and tight fitting, smartly trimmed with silk braids, velvets, Persian bands, solid color cloths and fancy buttons.' Skirts, walking and dress lengths. The New Tourist Coats at 9.50, 910. 912.50, 915, 917.50 to 920.00. , The variety, the quality and the til ' around perfection of our T' Ready- to -Wear - ' Garments "arc eliciting unbounded-praise. Our ' purpose is. to have every garment - - we show excel in . nr. FINISH AND FASHION Not alone the higher priced gar ments, but cverr grade, all along the line, down to the most inexpensive. Each-i-from the very modest to the very -elaborate bears that 'mark of tone, richness and sll that character izes the perfect garment. Such is the high standard we have attained: , and it shall be lived up to by con tinuing to show only correct ap parel, priced at figures absolutely as low as faultless garments, can , be "V ' - sold for. Re4y-tavWfr CarmeaU for th Young. MISSESeOATS 83.98 We have a special offer in Misses' Coats, In blues and tans, kersey cloth, double breasted front, Butcher back with belt, flat stitched ' stitched collar, pleat down side. Special. ........ 93.98 CHILDREN'S COATS AND DRESSES SPECIAL The children fare ss well as the grown folks in this special purchase. 500 of the most desirable Coats shown this season' are here one-third below regular prices. Gretchen, Automobile or Reefer styles, in Kersey,' chev iot, zi be line and covert; all the wanted shades, including blue, brown and tan; also 260 dresses in cashmere or serge; newest colors snd styles. AH sizes, 4 to 14. Dresses are 81.00, 91.75 and 925 Coats are; 93.95, 95.00 and 97.50. - 1 . CHILDREN'S SCHOOL COATS 69e Child's Short School Coat, in three colors, blue, red and gray, with ' cape over shoulder, breat trimmed. . Special. 69 - VA GREAT SNAF-FUR5 : We are showing a swell line of all the new things in Neck Furs, Collarettes, etc at astonishingly low prices. Last year's styles, short length, in blues, reds and grays. Oxfords, well made, trimmed iu braid, and are wort,b double our prices asked. Your choice of seyeial Ion, 94-50 93.50, 92.75, 9T.25 . - - UoW and Chndra.s Fall Uavfo-wear Ladle White Wool Ualoa Salts, bat- toned 1a th Onelta strls, res;, fi.; peclal l.rO Ladles Wool Plaited Orar Ribbed Veet sad Pasta, ras Tlo; awaCl Od Lad leai ' noooa Uasd Tests and Panta. re. is; paelal IS Ladtaa Fin Ribbed Ploooa Lined Wait Vasts sad Pants; special SSd1 f ills Tleeee Uaod Orar and Creaaa Colorod Bibbed Ualoa Baits; spe cial ..d ChlMroa'S Vloaco Ltnod.Orar Bibbed Ualoa Suits; special 25 Mlases Orar Ribbed Deeca Lined Ualoa Susta, Onelta stvle .....vdd Bore Heavy Ribbed Gray Union Suits; special Od Bore CaaaeUaalr Wool Uadsrwear. all stsss Sftd Woracn't an Misses - : Hcaiery - LadW Reary Ribbed Black Cashmera Has; spedaJ 35 Ladle Extra fin naek Cashmere Ueee, gray aeela aad toesi sp'l R8d Ladles Out-atss . Ribbed Casamera Ho; special . . . S6 sftssos snd Cklldraer-s lal r tx Ribbed Caabnaer Hoee; special U lafants' Black Cnabners Has. Bilk heel and to; special 15 Busses' Viae Ribbed UsI Thread Hoee. rea. fee: speeaal. all alsea 15 Bar' 1 rends Hoee. re. Ue; spe- UU ....... ......asr- Domettic Ait&cles Sheets. Ttx, worth t Sheets, SlsM, worth Ti Pilinw rei eSmla. arerth 12a. 14 Cosnlbrts for Cool M$hto An extra swod fan stns for. , fall ots par wait Sited Coaaf art for A ate etlaaihee easaS fan fort fa era, extra aHty. and araet. Bargain. MM I WactSUmom BaaTf-! 0rla i faany strip ea Man Uaabreilaa, etrea fraax1 ,v........ to k FUlaw Cases, feaM. worth I, Pillow Cases, eaal. worth 4 inlta ry . fl.da stsi Com- i.a Blade frost tors. Notion Coantar Plnlshlna; Braid, aaasrtid partema. white only; S for ...aSd) Ladles' Doplax Hoee Sspportors. as sorted eolore, res. Sac; epeclal. . 10 Last re Croshet Cot top, la all polors; S for Bd Py rails Praealns; Coeabs. la. eolore; each N Stamped DotUoav assorted stsss and patterns) frees TO 16 Needle Peaatad Plaa, ea eouat; I pfeae for Bd Fold Ins- Mirrors . ......10 Hand Mirrors S Cellalold Comb, assorted eolor..10 t different style Hafr Ornament Combs lfta OMd Patent Pearl Bottoas; S doa Sd Velrstoe Btadlaa; yard ..-1 Dress Braid, sssortod sslors; yd. . ld Laca Ccrtaira Tie Cartel. SH yards lns 4Sd 11. Carta ha, t Tr&m kmc.. II. Cnrtala, IH yards Itm. .1 .e Cartala, t te. wide, S yards ...lva Man's Fall FitrnWiiss Men Bwta Coada Underwear, ta browa, tea aad aatarai aray, worth II. J; apeetsi 85 Mess Heavy All Wool Carnal she Ir Underwear, worth I. St salt; epeclal. per jarmeat B5d Mea'e eTancy Hooeycomb Sweaters, variety ef shades aad colore, at BOd Men's Hoary Mal Hid Osvntlet Olore ..Bftd Men's Hoary Merino Hon, dark blue and srayt P4r 9d) Ooed Hoary Workmen Hose; S pair d Peary Half Hoe ta alt oolors and stripes; f pair ..5d Ooed Past Black Boas; t for ....Sfrd aUemkatt for Confort Draia Goods Vaaloas Mow WaJailaaav air wool sod ' sfl hades; yard Bow Crops do Albatroaa, ta all th aaw vanlnc sbadee. all colore, sal table for dresses and waists; yard. ,.lfd Hew Fancy Brllllanttaas, to cream and whit; yard . . ....! Melr Skirt hi sm, ta Mask ami all shades; yard . . r.Sad) H-laeh All-Wool . Sultmsa, ta aU ahadee; yard fo-Inch All-Wsof Sklrtlas. l.tl and 1 Tain; yard M. ...& M-Iaeh Black Seraa....... 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