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GRANTS PASS, JOSEPHINE COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1899.
’OL. XV.
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Cumin* Back tu ’Pth<r.
Dewey’s cornin’! Load the anvils! Fill the welcome cup I
Cornin’ back to ’Pelier whar he bed hk bringin up;
Cornin’ from the torrid xone, and the battle’s brunt,
Fetchin’ ub a history—his pictur’ way iu front!
Wabblin' under praises more than he can count
An* guin* to bring the whole thing back to old Vanuount.
local Happenings
....................
Fall Underwear
In the Matter of Brigham Roberta.
Bicycle ho« pi la I for all repairing al
Cramer Bros.
Ex-Marshal Win. Johnson arrived
Perhaps you have noticed tht chill in the air these crisp
Yen, they'll try to spile him w hen he gel as fur as York ;
here last week for a short stay.
mornings and cool evenings—that calls for some warmer
Give him linen napkins an* a silver knife an' fork ;
N. De Lamater of the Layton Hotel
underware. Come to our »tore and we can fit you out with
Hpeechin* him an’ preachin' him an try in’ to explain
went to Jacksonville Thursday.
Somethin' that he knows already—how he wallo|*ed Spain;
comfortable wear.
K. L Demaree and Sid Andrews went
Showin’ him the Brooklyu bridge in rrg’lar welcome trim,
to Evans creek Monday on a prospect
Try in* to make out p'rhapt», they built it all for him.
ing Cour.
Feedin' him on china for hk breakfast, dine and »up.
Gea B. Ward, who operates a mine
But you wail till he's in 'Pelier, whar he hed hk bringin' up!
at the mouth of Briggs creek on the
Yes, it’s somethin’, these here honors thankful ¡»eople give.
Illinois river was in town last week.
Will soon be in demand.
We keep a full stock of them.
In the towns and counties whar he didn’t use to live;
Joseph Fetzner and family left on
Nothin’, you will see, though, the heart« of townsmen melts
Better come and get a pair before the rains set in and you
Thursday for Phoenix, Aria, to remaiu
Like a townsman'« honor» he hex picked up somewhar else!
may prevent a hard cold.
during the winter.
Ain t no jgmua fuv jualouay, when they thus advance—
Martin Riggs and family, who have
“All of us cud done the same ef we’d hed a chance!”
been here for eotne time visiting rela
Let ’em give him gilded houses for a splendid prk’n’
tives, returned last week to their home
When he lands in ’Pelier all the village will be his’n.
iu West Virginia.
Folks come frum all pints, a hundred miles, maybe,
Mrs. H. L. Benson left for her home
Opera House Block.
To view the hill-bred sailor that is hero of the sea ;
at Klamath halls on Thur »day after a
Island born and prairie born the contract often tills,
weeks visit with her »0:1 Rea W. Ben-
But for something more unusual, try the everlastin’ hills.
eon, and his family.
Men’ll turn their lucks to the mountains fur tc see him ;
The members of the 8eooad Oregon
Boys’ll spout ambition an’ll wish that they could I m * him;
are each to receive a bronze medal cast
Ol’ maids they will wonder how they ever come to miss him,
EORGE H. HINNS,
Notice.
from the metal of a Spanish gun which
Gals'll sort o' Hutter an’ll wish that they could kiss him.
To whom it may concern: We, the uill be purchased for that purpose.
Ol’ Seth Warner’s honored ghost’ll haste to see the show ;
ASSAYER,
unden-igned have dissolved the partner-
If Shiloh's Cough and Consumption
Brave “Remember” Baker’ll be among the first to go:
»hip heretofore existing by and betwaen cure, which is sold for tfie small price of
An' its tol’ble certain that before the spree is done
i Office opposite Hotel Josephine,
us thi» 241 h day of October, 1899, by 25 ct«., 50 cfs. and $1.00, does not cure
Colonel Ethan Alien’ll I m ? up from Burlington.
' mutual consent.
F. L. W kiuht .
take the bottle back and we will refund
But George won’t turkey roun’ no more, I’ll last ye ten to one,
GÀ ants P a ««,
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-
O regon .
S. HlKKlS.
your money. Hold for over fifty years on
Than in days when he wan't nothin’ cep’n Ol’ Doc Dewey's Son.
this guarantee. Price 25 cte. and 50ct«
Dewey’s coinin’! Fire the anvils! Drain the welcome cup!
Albany Post-Office fobbed.
— W. F Kremer .
A c. HOUGH,
Coinin’ down to 'Pelier, where he had hk bringin’ up.
Robbers entered the Albany post office
J * ATTORNEY-ATLAW,
Tfie copper recently shipped from
Dewey's coinin’! Wave the banners! String’em all about ’
one night last week, by digging through Rogue river has been sent fo the smelter
Coinin’ back tu ’Pelier, w har he form’ly started out,
Pimi ices in all State and Federal Courts the brick foundation and cutting a hole
at Tacoma, for a practical test of its val
Bringin' new geographies a year or less in age,
“ Office over First National Bank.
! two feet in diameter in the steel floor of ue. If the result is as satisfactory as
That’s got his pictur true as life, right on the openin' page!
nt « P ass ,
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O regon . the vault, They secured about $300 be there is reason to expect, tfie business of
— Will Carleton in Everywhere for June.
sides some jewelry and other article« of shipping copper from Rogue river, will
value.
No
clue
to
their
identity
ha«
thus
^R. j. JENNINGS,
he engaged in extensively, and the re
far been obtained.
suit will ba the development of several
The Scissor«.
line in Alaska w ithout trouble. Canada
RESIDENT DENTIST.
uew mints — Port Grford Tribune.
(ven. Funston set a good example to does not get a port on tide water, but
10 Year« Experience.
Ex-Governor William P. Lord it is those who find bpace in the yellow pa has to 1« content with tbe line about as
understood, has been offered by the pers to criticise General Otis when he it is. This provisional line does not af
Office in Opera House block ; see the sign
<rf The Big Tooth.
president the appoiutmeut of minister said, in his Stanford speech, that while feet either party in the permanent settle
of the United State« to tie Argentine lie did not always agree with Olis be ment.—Oregon Citv Enterprise.
O beuom .
■I antb P ass ,
Republic. Notice was received here of felt that a man who was a Major-Gen
the offer some da vs ago. Judge Lord eral before he (Funston) was born prob
While in Washington Governor Geer
P. DODGE,
has h«»d it under consideration, aud ably knows better than the Kansas offi secured for Oregon a good share of the
yesterday, as the Oregonian learns, he cer could tell him. Modesty of that sort goverume it business in shipping sup
INSURANCE ami
signified
his acceptance of the offer. is rare in the army, but it is naturally p'ies to the Philippines. The governor
REAL ESTATE
This is one of the best of the foreign associated with courage and worth.— was received with great courtesy and
• , Fin» wml Accident InHurance.
mi.cgiuns. It carries the title and dig Albany Herald.
Oregon's interests were correspondingly
ce with Price A Voorhie«.
nity of “envoy extraordinary and
advanced. A few of the croaking jour
Gen. Wheeler write« from Manila that
O
regon
.
minister plenipotentiary of the United
nth P ahs ,
that deprecated his absence from
“to withdraw our army now would Lx nais
.
.
.
States.” The appointment is the high
the state intimating that he should have
criminal/* and that “if we took such
est
honor
yet
conferred
on
a
citizen
of
R obert g . smith ,
action we should be arraigned and de 80'1» at hi» own expen»», will certainly
Oregon by the present administration,
(eel vary »mall wheu they consider what
nounced by the civilised nations of the
H D. NORTON,
and the recepient|is well worthy of it.
earth.” The general is a man oi < alm he accomplished for the »tat«. — Eugene
As justice of the supreme court of Ore
Register.
judgment and the widest experience and
gon and as governor of ths stale, he has
| A ttorneys and C ounselors
speaks in this matter as an observer on
City Treasurer's Report,
made a reputation for ability in public
the spot.—Oregon Statesman.
G kanth P a »«, O hk , O ct . 18, 1899.
at L aw .
station
and
for
conscientious
devotion
A cts gently on the
to duty. The Oiegonian congratulate«
The talk of dividing Samoa between To the Hon. Mayor and Comme n Council
OBc« in First National Bank Building.
of the City of Grants Pa«s .
the «tale upon this appointment, and England, Germany and ourselves is be
H am > P ass ,
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O mlgok .
1 hereby submit to you my semi.annual
Judge Lord upon bi-t signification of in ing revived. Let us hope, with no ma
tention to accept it.—Oregonian.
liciousness at all, that Germany may report a, treasurer ol said city for lhe
SIX month» ending < h tober 18, 1899 ;
II B Miller, president of the state get the piece containing the residence
KKOK1VKD.
(,
¿YSTEM board of horticulture, told a story lately of her obstreperous friend, Mataafa, and Bal. on hand CASH
April 19, 1899
W. G-
» 781 N
if
we
can
arrange
to
throw
in
Tamases«,
thit
demonstrates
the
profit
there
is
in
___T- rrrrrriiAi i
'Filing
, .
............
4 40
Gen’l Airi, for Oregon
a favorably located and properly managed too, so much the better.—San Francisco Rent.....................................
11 50
MkAHTHta-FuBBasT C vamiok 1* b < xk »».
Bulletin.
Show
or« hard Allison Every ha« 15 acres in
21 50
City taxes from co. trva.
189U 45
■ peaches on Rogue river, four miles from
/¿Cyanide and Chlorination treatment
It i, reported that a good many Kan- Police court .............................
05
1111
Merlin The trees are planted only If»
»ItOrv-
35 00
»a* farmers are iu the habit of wearing Dray .........................
OVERCOME5 _
Bulhon Refilled and Slm ped
feet apart. The soil is loose loam, fully
ft 00
jackrabbit»’ feet in tbair pocket», and Peddlers
Kais.» P a »».
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■
Oaaoo«.
Liquor .........................
30 feet deep, Mr. Miller «ays, and lies
un») IMI
they ate therefore »low to acknowledge Billiards
ft 00
1U
PERMANENTLY on a gravelly subsoil. The trees, which that the sol» credit for their immense bhootinK' gallery
........
2 50
are now about seven year« old began
ft «»«>
corn crop belong» to Mark Iianna.— Doll rack
bearing at three year«. Mr. Every has
»Hidewalk repair«...................
2 2ft
Telegram.
Auction
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never missed a crop. His trees being
3
Phonograph
.
ft
09
protected by fog, are never damaged by
Speaking of economical women, a
Buy thé seNuiNt - M
r o ey
Transferred irom special fund .
fi 50
frost. When Mr. Miller visited this popular Jefferson woman saved $7.00
o-chard on a tour of inspection recently, easy. Instead of buying a new hat she
Tatal
$3895 20
— OF —
Mr. Avery haa just received hia returns took an old crown out and let the Jersey By warrant« rancellsd
42431 41
SOUTHERN OREGON.
fOR ^AU BY All
PWU *0t ÖCffTlL
on three and a half acres of Early Craw- cow step on it a few times, ¡ hen she Interest on same .
. 84fi 64
f ,rdp, which he had sold in Bortland at pulled one feather out of the rooeler's Cash sn baud to balance........
017 15
3S cents a box Mr Every was paid tail, and there she was right in style.
Capital Stock, - - $50,000,
Total,... .............................. 43896 20
$2110, an average of over $000 an acre, Just take a look at tier hat arid JFOG w 111
~ —
lightens
SPECIAL INCIDKNTAL FLJILk-Mr« KI FT«.
«vive deposits subject to check or on
and the proepecla were tha the remain see it is as good as any of them.—Jef-
the
MKiti , .i p ivable on demand.
To bal. on hand April 19, 1MVD » 33 3ft
ing 12;s acrea of late peaches would net! ferswa Review.
Pound fee«
10 10
load—
«el!- -ight d.-aft» on >ew York, San Fran-
him pro|>ortionately as much as the 3}^
Sale
of homes ...........
50 40
cisco. Ind l’urdam'.
The
raiload
train
as
an
instrument
of
acres of the early variety. Probably Mr.
(hortens
Dug license
... ........ .......... . 63 00
telegraphic tranafer» sold on all point, in
Every received fully $10 030 for his crop warfare—not a mere transporter of
the
kht United Stales.
bi. •«..
»ml .».,
lia', I lro°p* *nd
h'lt a. a mean« of at-
Total....................................... 1150 85
of peache« this year. A» «...
road.
■Jlf“-'
Attention given to Collections an<)
and defense —was never employed
‘ natural drainage and needs but little cul j tack
1
DIHHI HMEMENTN.
B»Oer ii buaine»» of our customer».
so
much as in South Africa at presen*. By warrant« paid
$ w 35
tivAtion,
and
as
his
principal
expenses
'
''Collection» Uimle throughout Southern
.
fi M
Firstand last, this war is going to de Irannferred t<> /eneral fund
helps the team. Saves wear and
are
for
picking
an
i
packing
the
fruit
<Meg. ! end on all accemible point».
Balau <■ on hand
. IM 00 i
expHMte Sold every w lit re.
and trimming the tree«, it is not difficult velop many surprises.— Uhlan I ridings.
L a
madk
I. D. FRY, Pre»ident.
r<
8TAMDAR0 oil co.
To. al ....................................... 4150 8ft
to figure that his net profits are enor* ' The administration is to becoi grUu
J. T.TUFFS, Vice President.
mous.—Telegram.
la
ted
on
fixing
the
provisional
boundary
Col. W John on, City Treasurer I
R. A. B ooth , Caahier
Rubbers and Rubber Boots
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Welch's Clothing Store,
ASSAYER,
Wright,
No, 52,
K idneys , L iver
and B owels
EANSES THE
S ituai C onsti PATION
FIRST NATIONAL ,TSBtNtFlCIAUffECTS
(jLir9i?NiApG,Svfnf‘(§.
M ica
A xle
O rease
A in ass meeting of the citizens of
Granta Paas will beheld on Friday, Nov.
10, with lhe object of assisting in a
concerted effort to procure the expul
sion of Brigham R. Roberts of Utah
from congresa, and for the enactment
of an amendment to the constitution,
making polygamy a crime agaiust the
. United States. The following petitions
will be circulated , one to the president,
uue to our representative in cougreea,
and one to each of the two senator«.
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To Wm. McKinley, President of the
United States of America. We the un
dersigned, legally qualified voters of the
state of Oregon, do hereby moat res peel-
1 fully and moat earnestly petition you to
recommend that congress take action
, proposing an amendment to the ualion-
! al conslituti on, and submitting the
same to the legislators of the several
states, defining legal marriages to be
monogamic and making polygamy and
polygamous cohabitation, under whatso
ever guise or pretense, a crime against
the United States, punishable by severe
penalties including disfranchisement,
and disqualification to vote or hold any
office of honor or emolument under the
United Slates or any state or territory
thereof.
To the honorable Joseph Simon,
United States senator for the state of
Oregon, in the Fifty-sixth congress •?
the UnPed States of America
We, the undvrHigned, legally qualified
voters of the said State of Oregon, do
hereby most respectfully and most earn
estly call upon you to uae your utmost
endeavor and to exhaust gll honorable
means to secure action by the Fifty-sixth
congress, proposing an amendment to
the national constitution and submitting
the same to the legislatures of the sever
al states, defining legal marriage to be
monogamic and making polgyaiuy ami
polygamous cohabitation under whatso
ever guise or pretense, a crime against
the United States, punishable by seven*
penalties, including disfranchisement and
disqualification to vote or hold any office
of honor or emloument under the Un ited
Stales or ¿any state or territory thereof
7/ie Saving of
Money by
the use
of Royal
Baking Powder is considerable.
Royal is economical, because it
possesses more leavening power
and goes further.
Royal saves also because it
always makes fine, light, sweet
food; never wastes good Hour;
butter and eggs.
More im
There /» fl®
portant still is
halting
the saving in
powder so
economical
health. Royal
in practical
Baking Pow
use, no
der adds anti-
matter how
little others
dyspept i c
may cost,
qualities to the
as the Royal
food.
Imitation baking powder» almost invariably coo-
tain alum. Alum makes the fixai un wholesome.
KOVAL BAKINS SOWOtR CO., NCW YORK.
Washington Letter.
(From Our Regular Correvpondent.)
%
W ashington , Oct. 23rd, 1899.
The announvemant that Admiral
To the Honorable Tboa. 11. Tongue
Representative ef the First Congres« Dewey had, on the advice of hia physi
tonal district of the State of Oregon, in cian, cancelled hie en;«gein< ntv to visit
the House of ReprcaenlativiBof the Fifty- Atlant« and Philadelphia, and would
Sixth Congress of lhe U. H. of America. accept no more invitation« for «ome
We the undersigned legally qualified time, resulted in a batch oi «rnaational
voter» of thi «aid lei. CongrevNiunal dis and misleading rumors as to his physi
trict of the «aid «tale of Oregan, do here cal condition. It can be stated upon
by moil r»*iq>ecLiully and most earnestly the authority of his physician, that Ad
call ajMiu you Io u«a yoar ulniuat endeav miral Dewey is not sick, but it was the
or and to exhauMt all honorable mean« (ear that he might become sick if he did
to secure the prompt ax|Mll«ion of Mr. ! not Laks the rest his system required,
Brigham H. Robert«, of Utah, the which prompted the advice for him to
avowed polygamist and covenant break cancel ail engagementa. lie is out every
er, from lhe house oi Representatives in day and ha« taken an active part in the
acordance with the provision« of lhe Nvlection of hi« future heme, on Rhode
National Constitution in Article I, Sec Inland Avenue, near Connecticut Ave
5, I'aragraph 2, which reads aj follow«: nue, which will be purchased this week,
‘Each house (of Congres«,) may determ and into which ho will move a« «oon as
ine the rule« of it« proceeding", punish the title changes handf, as (he house is
its members tor di«oid«rly Iwhavior, all furnished, ready for occupancy. 11«
and wdh the coneurrmct 0/ two third» , rrpe/ a will also partic ipate in ths meeting« of
the Philippine commission which will
member.
We also do most respectfuBy and rno«t Ixgin tbls week. The civilian nicuiliera
earnestly call upon you to use your ut of the couiniisaion-Scliuriiian, henby,
most endeavor and to exhaust all honor and Worcester arrived in WeahiiiKlon
able means to «ecure action by the F ifty- today.
Sixtb Congress proposing an amend Ari li Bubup ( liappelle, who was recent
ment to the National Constitution, and ly named hr the I'uw a» apostolic dele
gate to the I’lnlippine», and who is now
submitting the Maine to the legislaturew
enroute to Manila, whither be has pub
ol the several states, defining legal mar
licly »aid he »»» going to bring about
riage tu be tnonogamir* and making poly
peace, had a long conference with the
gamy and polygamous cohabitation,
President and arranged lor anolbar b*
under whatsoever guise or pretence, a
fore he leaves Washington
Tb'» has
crime against the United Htatrs, punish
attracted much attention and i-auaed
able by severe peMaltie«, including dis
much gossip, but 11 there is any under-
franchisemeat ami disqualification to
elanding between the Arch Bishop and
vote or hold any office ol honor or emol
tbo President, an eorno think, it is very
ument under the United Siates, or any
carelully coneeal.d on both aides. Fath
state or territory thereof.
er W. I>, McKimmen, wbu was Chaplain
Tolevlu Weekly Blade.
of the First California Volunteers, re-
The Toledo Weekly Blade has a large cantly returned front the I’b > 11 ppi nee.
circulation throughout the county and was also a caller on lhe President, He
there are, no doubt, a large number of aaya the charge that our auldiere looted
subscribers in Josephine county who and desecrated church»» in the Philip
wish U j continue their subm-ri ptmn. The pines ia untrue, and that what church
publishers of tfie Coi kikk and the Blade I mting haa beau done baa been the work
offer both for one year for only $1.25 to all to Chineinon.
Director Merriam, of the census bureau
new subscribers or to those who pay up
on ail arrearages to lhe Cut kikb and ie trying to rueet aud overcome wiu« of
the obstacle» wbi* U bare heretofore pre
year in advance.
vented the gathering atatiatica relating
to »ereral industria», accurate enough to
be of any real value. For instance, the
annual change 111 ownership, manage
ment etc., of factories turning out dairy
products have operated to prevent the
securing of data from them for an entire
calendar year. To meet thia trouble,
circulars are now being »ent to thoee
engaged in thia industry asking that
they prepare a detailed statement before
closing up for the year's bnaineaa, allow
ing exactly what they have done and
preserve the same until neat June,
wheu the (.'ensue enumerators will be
around alter them.
( oniinercial statistic» sometime» allow
»0111» thing» that weui difficult to explain
•atisfactorlly. For instance, a report
received by the l<epartment of State
from th» U. 8. consul at Hamburg,
which la regarded as the center of the
world’» cohse trade, says: “In 1895, the
consumption of coffee in Europe ex
ceeded the conaumplion of coffee in
America by nearly 15,000 too». The
consumption of coffee in America in-
creased steadily antil 1809, when the tab
les were turned and the consumption of
coffee in America exceeded lhe consump
tion of coffee ia Europe by almost 20,000
tons. The increase in consumption ia
1899, as compared with 1895, was: in
Europe 25.5M tons; in America, 59,179
lone.’’ Ihosewhuare good at explain
ing may 'ry to figure out lhe why and
wboreiureof this enormous increase in
the consumption ol coffee by American»
during the last four years. It is cer
tainly out of all proportion to our in
crease of population in that |>eriod. It
can be explained on the theory that we
have drunk more coffee, but if so, why?
Mining Traiul«».
(Recorded »inc» < >ct. 23.)
J. 1*. Anderton »tai. to J. B. Scott,
"Eccentric” quart. mine in William»'
mining district; bonded for $2,500.
S. Messenger to J. B. Scott, "Kisiug
8 tar” quart» mine is William»’ mining
district; bonded for 15,000.
quarti location uoticea printed on cloth
at the Cue max office.
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PILLOWS,
Fl RMTl RE,
COTS,
CARPETS,
LACE CERTAINS,
MATTING,
BLANKETS,
LINOLEUM.
COMI ORTS,
MATTRESSES.
BUY
CROCINE RY
WALL PAPER
TINWARE,
GRAN’ITEWARE,
WOODEN WARE,
MIRRORS,
HARDWARE.
LAMPS,
CHINA WAR E,
GLASSWARE,
HOLS!
AND
RIGHT
I "UR NI
We do not think that any buyer who comes to Grants Pass and fails to look us over has done anything but make a
mistake. Our prices and selections have made this store the best and most economical trading place in Southern Oregon
EHE
PEOPLI
STORE
GET OUK PRICES OUST PICTURE E1 JR7^ IMI ZES
Blanket Sale.
A HOT TALK ON A WARM SCBJECT.
High grad* goods, direct from the mills
at prices that cannot be duplicated we re
selling Blankets «t from 15 to 25 per cent
less than Portland.
5* 7*
4 pound Grey Blanket
warranted,
00 per pair.
5 pound 6o-Ao Blanket», warranted
D 65 pet P*ir
5Ji lb. Mackinaw Blankets warranted
D 75
Comforts 64-73 $«.J5 P« P*,r-
Handsome line White Blankets, equally
low in price.
Cover Knobs. 2 for 5c
Tin Pail« with Cover«
3qt.
4pt
fir|t.
and
»It.
fr.
Kitchen Hardware
S/.idC Pi-r. No 9 Wash Boiler, fa.25
Roast Pans, with ventilator. Russian
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Coffee Mill, fall sized, 10c.
Clothes Wringers, iron frame, 10 inch
Rollers, a good Strong article. $. 50.
Foot Scraper», for the Door Step. 10c.
A.
10c.
IZ
*1*.
15t
Glassware Department,
Tumbler», a handsome new owe, juM
in and a €ae isiutioa at cut GU m . plenty
of people would take it ior cut, 901 per dor.
Tutnbler» full «ixe, flat ainooth bottom»,
nicely finished 4 for 10c.
Imitation Cut Jelly Stand», full six»,
lor 15c.
Imitation Cut Bon
Dish, 15c.
8 in.Bewh, toe.
Bon, or
Pickle
Chinaware Department,
Thev- dishes are warranted not to craze
or cra«'k in the Glazing.
New Choice patterns in English White
’.V..r< Plxiee gin. 5J- a eel Plates, Ain.
45c. a set.
Tea Caps and Saucers, 65c. set.
Royal Wmi Porcelain Dinner Set«.
Handsome Green Scroti Decoration.
100 pieces. Regular price $n. 00.
Spe< 'al for this Sale, f 10.00
Carpet Department
Notion Department
Some Ire» ti ti fui ttcw Brussells and In-
fraina in, from 380. to 11 00 and fi js
A few reninatiU in China and Jap Mattings
to dure-out at about two tbirdsof regalar
vaine». Only «sai! picce»
Curling Irons toe
Comb and Brushcase, toe.
144 Hooks and Eyes, toe.
Klcinert's Dress Shields, toe.
6 spool» Red Etnlxl. Cotton, toe.
Men's Handkerchiefs, toe.
Ladies Etnbd. handkerchiefs, toe.
Rugs.
Some handsome new designs and col
orings very thick and soil. $ j 50 to $4 50
each.
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Fleishers Zephyr, toe.
j pk. 75 Envelopes, toe.
Monthly Time Books, toe.
Knitting Needles, per set. JC.