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PAGE SIX OTDFOttT) NttTi TT?TP,TTNTC, MEDFOiRD. OT?FIOT. FlttDAY. .TT'XE 23, '1.0T6 E E E CITY OE no RECEIVES NEWS OF BATTLE QUIETLY while Kunaton pointed out that Cap- ; tain 15o)d was the senior officer of Captain Morcy and would have been oer piccnutlon iiRalnut starting n CIUCAtlOiMJuno 23. Tho Amor claBh with Mexican troops. The fact 'lean Medical association was found that those insttuctlons had been j guilty of llbellliiK the Chattanoogn given. Is taken by arm) officer here ' Medldnt, conipany, manufacturera of to aubatautlato the story of the tra-1 Ju ft Ju ,Ml , u Klors that the attack was unprovlkutl i ; by the AmerlcaiiB and made without 'Damages wore fixed at one cent. Tho warnltiK. I Jury has been out six days. In command. (icneral 1'ercliliiK'n rupoit atated that he had warned Captain Iloyd that he waa on a rcconnolterliiK ex pedition only, and that he wns to ubc AS EVIDENCE IN T E 4 !E AT ii AK D PAN HOP 0 A ABANDONED u VLLAGES m R! WASH NGTON A AN V E 'N ,',! Further Advances by Czar's Forces In "Ami here yeic see what Ihev cliarn od me $1 for," ami Mm. Klaln Curry of ltoauo Itlver showed each crack Bukowlna Germans Report Proii-'' r ,le nhran " "r IimbiI J to the Interested Jury, upon whoso rcss in Drive west of husk At tacks liy Germans and French Be fore Verdun Mcpulscd. i'iminni(Ai), .inn- 2.tTim un- miiii force, which ure cutting llicir wiiv through Unkowinn In nn crforl io capture the Analrian nrmy tlmie, lunc made further advances. Tim v.u id lieu today imimiinccd (lie c-ni-t nit- of lliife village weal of Itad- (11117, Illill.V llliloN ROIltll of Cxt'llld- wd, (lie occiinatloii of which wna ni((i ymderdny. Might bundled jiiisimrrx were taken. Itl.ltl.lN, .Jiiim 2.'l, via Uiidnii. -( militiiicd progress for flencrnl Von J.ui-iMKrii n forces in fighting- wet Mill -milliwc-nl of Litlk, lf lt re pelled counter altacka liy Urn Hiin-"-ii'ii-, wan announced today liv lh' v.ir oflifp. ItutMnn nUncka in tlm illinium of Ititwlv wero ropMl-ed, PARIS, .lime 2.1. The Herman ) im- Inum-liPd a lmay allack in the liiiiiipiiKiiP dmtriel. 'flu en violent iiiuilts 1111 tlui Ireneli trpiii'lipN in tlic ri'H'ii of Mont Telti warn repulsed la-1 niplit after aororo t'ijclit ittjc willi I rcnmlca ami liayonole, noroiliiic to tin official statement iarucd hy Dm 11 office today. WvA of Hip Mpuhp, in Ihr Wnliin mi lor, tlic (Icrmuim again attacked Hill No. Ill) I 11ml tlmm wiim lively in- iutilrv fighting near Dead .Mini 1 1111. 'J'Iipip wna Imnvy arlillory firo nil mv'it ia this sudor. It wiim pattlcti nrK iolt-nt (Mint of thu .Mpiinp nrouml tiic 'iux front. , HI IIL1N', .Jmm 3, via London. 'flu icpnUo of tin no iitlnck liy the 1 ii Mi Ii n(.'iiiiii tlm tienclici ipci'iitly 1.1 i In the Ucrmnim wel of Port .. v !) I In ii l of Vcrdim, wiii iiti ic ti - (I ln(lii 1i hi m liiiiil(iini RECORD PRICES FOR PEARS N NEW YORK fares tmllete wero alowly widening. Mirs. Curry dropped the pan to the floor with a rattle ami sank Into thu wit mom rlinlr. only to rise, a mo niPtit later ami proline from tlm doptha of her capacious handbag a rotiplp of paint cam whlrh ahe x plained had boon kIvpii her ah mm plpa Home yaara awn by tlm Oranta I'aaa Hardware Co. .Mr. Curry who rpildna an a amalt ranch near Hogim It Ivor, waa defend ant In tlm milt brought by tlm Oranla Pitas llardttarn Co., to collect a bill of about $?B, which waa hoard In Jtiallce. Taylot'a court yoatorday aflrnnon. In aplln of thu Rarriiloxa flow of ovldmice from Mra. Curry and Imr oMy Ptplaimlliin of every Hem on the hill cliwrged aRalnat her, all of which aim claimed imver to hnva repaired, tlm Jury gava a vprdlet In faror of tlm plaintiff, directing the defendant to pay the mini of Jtia.'lft, or I be ortgliml aiim aned for, mliiua the In lornat. The principal llm In tlm hill waa a plow, nllcged lo nave I'eeii pur chased by Mra. Curry and waa shown by the ovldtmee or a bill of lading to havo been shipped lo her! This aim claimed to hava never purcliuiu'd or ipcelvad and, statwl that aim merely iinleit'd the aloio In company with the real pun-hnNer, a Mr. Carpenter of Itogim Itlver.. However, In latar roIiik over n list of supplies pur I'lmsed by liemelf and Imr hnshaml, a allp of bar tongue or forget fulim ciuininI Imr to lucludo tlm plow In tlm Hit. This was not unnoticed li the jury or tlm coiiiimiI tor the plain tiff, who casually repented the lint ns alio had given It. Mra. Curry grew Indhxnniit then, tiocausn tlm plow waa mentioned and accused Attorney Phlppa of tnlnit to make tlm .lury believe sln wild tlilim aim had never mentioned. Mra. Curry left on the ntnim for llogue Itlver thla morning, Imr nt 111 bulging handbag In her lap and the dlahpan Nafely tied to the car WASIIINTITON', June J.I.-IIopc perflated lunoiiR ol'lieinU lieic todnv thai war agiuml Me.icit would not heroine neeoanry. iJiaimtchea fitim .Mexico City indienled tlmt lenilpra in the Citiinur.il iroteriiineiit innv allow a ximilnr altitude ami will aeek lo avert the threnleimd Ineiik. The outlook wnw I'm1 from IiiIrIiI, however, and orders had been i'wued for triiftHitlntinn of 10,(1110 untiounl yiiiirtlHiupii to Hip border from cent ml nml wiMtcrn lnlc n- hooii na Ihey are ready for service. Army officer Imikcd today for the delayed report from Hpnernl I'emh iiiR on the fiplit helween ('Hrrnii.u ttoopH and Auieiieiiu ciiMilry nt Cit'r ri,l Wednesday. TeitHioii wn not lesNciicd liy nn of ficial ieMirl lo the niixy depniluieut I he I there wiim no provocation by A indicium for Hie nllnek on n hunt I'rini) the Riiulmat AnmipoliM nt .Mil xiillau Siitimliiy. The war depart ment Wiim tiyiiiR lo Imxlen the umli iliwiliiui of mIhIc militia loduy. Slate Kiivcrimr weie uniler onhin lo nenil iiimiedinlcly a mIiiIciiiciiI of when llmir IroopM would he lemly for ar-vk-i'. I'OUTLANI), .lime in. -.With elec tion of officers and a "camp flin" the Oi-hroii I'lommr association hiniiKht, to a clime laat night Its 1 1 til annual iforco tho two troop of the 10th and WASHINGTON. Jiim 2M. Km liay di-piitelie today --aid that the iipwh of the fight at (Wnnl wna re ceived in .Mexico City without doin OM(rntiou of anv .ort. "Ahaolute oiiiet inevnilcil in the i city and from all oulsvard nopeur-! anrpa it wax impoiT)lc to discern that the nation wna facing: u weiiiuiH rit nation," the iiiiiniie Maid. ''Thuie Vim inmked activity aiimiiB both Ihcj civilian and the uiilitury official of ( tlm Rovcinmcul." j AdviMiiiK the einhnaay of the du jmrture from Mexico Citv .veaioidny of the appclnl train cnrryiiiR- 1M Amerieiiim for Vera Ciur, llie icpoil added: "During: llm Inal leu ilnya," the meHMURe anid, "l.'l) AmeiieniiM from .Mexico City and cNewhcie Imve left and it l now believed by cnimulur and other nt lunula Hint more tlmu H.'ll AmciieauM rcmiiiu in the capilul. N'one of I Iioi remaining1 epresKe uiiy upiuehciiMion icgnidiiiK llicir wii'elv." I All White Footwear Take a Little Walk FEAR FORCES WIPED OUT (Continued from paw ono) Apparently, tlm men who made their way back to (leueral I'ershltiK'a headiiuaitcra, illiKnot encounter the two miuadroiiH of tho 11th cavalry, sont by Oonernl l'orahlng to roln- reunion. The officers elected were: President, Cyrua II. Walker; vice president. W. II. Puffnr; secretary, tleorge II. Hlmes, reeleited for Ihlr-Iv-flrxt time; tieaauier, Wllllnm l.add. Dliectera: K. M. I'arlaml, Na than II. lllrd, (leoiRe A. Harding. no report from thla sotiice hail reach ed (leneral I'erahliiK. .Merely llcconiioltcl iK. (ieueral Puimtnn polnteil out a dls- ctepency In tho uioit coming through Mexican aourcea to the effect that Captain Morey had been killed. About 1 1 no pioneers atlendod tho ro- The Mexican report atated that the union. I American commander had been killed , Boots Oxfords Pumps- ', .j. w See Out Windows Hi,8 With nil white ivory heols and nff white ivory solos, no hand paintings on any of our white footwear. We have eight new styles to select from, and there is no reason why yon should not have a pair of White Hoots, Oxfords o"r Pumps, un less you are broke. PI v I CMUS well, reasonable prices and qual ity is our hobby. We refuse to sell shoddy footwear and our prices are just right because our expenses are dmvn.to a gnat's heel and ;e sell for cash no bad accounts. YOlT flKT TUK fiHXrci'MT nclCCJt! 21 North " , z Central Ave. Good Shoes "GOOD SHOES" BUILT OUR BUSINESS At, tho Sign of lit vteeV.i saliH .it auction In Vw York of all klmls of fruli have Materially Increancd except In n--taid lo riorlda and Porto Itlco fruits, 'lit notwltlmtandlng, the Inera.nmd ni'nh prlra have gone higher than Hit satisfactory ones of last wek. m-vent) -two thousand seven hun-ir-d and eighty-four puckages of (ullforiila deciduous fruits wer rolU at nui-HoH at the following range of jrii-h cberrte sold from 18.50 to 1 H. aprlrata from 1.0 to $1.10; plnuiN from 3 to 90 cents; peach e fiom n"'0 to (fte and pears In one h.iir boxes, from J 10 l Jl.flO. Tin' pear growers will lie Inter-i-i.d io know that Otero waa one i. u lie first or (be Mgaott) of Umt-1-tK from Ogllfomla, which xold at ini.iiou or $I0.U, which la a record j 1 1 tor pears. ar of Man .lose cherries sold on linn' td at a gross of $f.,lon. l.ne a m ,ir iiko a similar shipment mid t r $j into pvr ear leas, namely. $.ljue Tlm average groes price per cur oi am bote, plums and peacuea w li m $i ee t t"U0 higher than a w..r ago. i'lfl-tbree thousand two liundud vackugee of California Citrus fruit were sold at the hlgheet prices of Hit aeaaon. One ear of Vahtftfia I.hI.'h averagwt $1 7S for the fancy, v biu the range for lemons wga from $ I : '. to $ and a box and top oranges ln,ni $5 to $S.&S. Im the rlatory of too sale of ia WMts at Auction, the fruit Am lion CompUHy has never unite such i FMorti aa during Utia past wml n;. II boMrbes were sold at a ranre ei $.T tor the large buuekaa to : for tke very small bunches, and hIUi rh avwage for tho outlre K7..'..', VtlHcbes of about 39 1-S per nut bilker thau was the rase last ur tur a similar period. AI PAGE TONIGHT The llnwiiimu iiiikiciiI )) . i u in In be iill'el'ed Medtnrd pcupli- will brum louight at the I'lie thcatei, when It. (1. llolldorflV Koynl llavvuimu Kerenulei, ceven in niiuiber, will up jienr in concert. They ill upiawir m connect mu with the I 'age thciitm movie progtuni, headed by "Jew id." a Meinl pielure ntlrnctmu, who Ii k I he iim.t beautiful nry ever imIii t-4 for (he xerccii, and then then- i- I he clever Ftirnl Sterling in a coined . The trmiM of lluwaimn- npiwared Ihrimghout the Kan Krnneioeo cmii Iioii Nrmr at the Hawaiian binMum Hi diiilv eoneeilo, ullnietiiii: nun h nt Icntmn. In iidililion in llir -im: int: iiuhiImt-., Ihev iiImi iulrodme I'rin e'--. Amur Ki .ilnb.i III tvlnml imlur iliiliei". &llillZilll& FOUR WEEKS ? ? V ? y ? T ? ? r ? t Y y ? y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y i y MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED A BIG BARGAIN IN MIDDY BLOUSES 'JOO new Middie I Mouses, well made, nicelv nied, these goods were bought to retail up Id $.'2, tn sale Xnturda, each I run- 79c TheWoman's Store 11-22 NORTH CENTUAJi .MIODI'OIfD.OlH'Xi'OX MAIL OR EXPRESS PREPAID CLOSING OUT LACE CURTAINS 100 pairs of Kcru Lace Curtains, good styles, well made, values up to $1.00 a pair, while ' A Q , they last only, a pair TcO OPENING SALE SATURDAY lii Our NEW TOILET GOODS DEP'T Mann's Hygienic Tooth Pasle, Li vable, special at 19c llilhert's pound ran nf Talcum Powder, special at 25c .Mentholated Cold Cream, Or special uOK, Colgate' Chamois race Powder at 25c Colgate's Tooth Paste, '2.V OAjj ! JL While U'oxe Talcum 'iiwder, lies! in hospitals ;::;,n::,, 48c Mrs. Brown Finally Restored to I lonllh by Lydin E. Piiikhnm'o Vegotablo Compound. Clevelaml, Ohm. " 1'or years I suf fered utliill.i'llUii4lt mrinrd Hj UlUUgil 1 could not stand 1 I y ? y y it any longer. It V WH4 all in my lower y orKuns. t times 1 . could hantly walk, J for If I stepped on a i V little stone 1 would t ulmost faint. One t Uuy 1 did Unit Hint I m Imul.u.t.l i u - v ll. .v.. Him M.V Wl tor cnnie 1 waa ta- k ii to thi- hoepiU I (itcit Aw.i I-'IJKK Hilhert's 'Shampoo .Jelly, very special Domestic I5;iy i'iOc bottles, very special Rosewater and trine, very special Colgate's Wcek-Knd Packages fur ., 25c Rum, 39c (Jive- 25c 25c Colgate's Shaving Stick, special ' 9A der, 'J.V can, Sjuiitul special, can llilberl's alciiiu Pow- 10c 'lice Podcr, iox 50c Puff Case 1 J i iii h't'ee With eel bo. Wash Goods Sale .")(MH) arils of Odds and l-'ntls ul' Wash (iuods, consisting of Watiiics, Pitpies, Silk Mulls, Poplins, Linen Suitings and Gaber dines, in all colors and styles, retailed by us up tu ")0c a yard, as we are anxious to clean these tii we will sell them Saturday 1 Q - at, iinl ' 1 J" White Goods Sale ."iiMN) yards of Odds and Knds of White (iouds, including vuibs in checks and stripes, dimities, Madras cloth and other I'aiicv materials, our regular prices on these guilds were up to .'10c a yard, on sale "j C Sat m da v, vard ... AaJ-' SATURDAY SALE OF NOTIONS Hickurv Hose Sup porters for children, special at, per pair 15c Good Safety Pins, all si.es, special, 0 card )C Good Pearl .Muttons, all sizes, spe- ! eial, card 5c Leather Shopping Bags, each, P(n at Good Hair Nets, spe cial 2 for 5y Dutch Linen Tape, roll Children's Socklets, pair 5c 10c Aunt Lydia's Put ton and Carpet Thread, special at, per spool t y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y rf 6c X Jlone Hair Pins, 4Cp very special, box.-lwl Keep Clean Hail finishes, very special, each.. Wilson Hose Supporters Linen Corset Laces, ")-yd. lengths, each f y y y f y 25c 1 y y 50c 5c $ Women's Sew-On I lose Support ers, pair y y I .t 25c t HOSIERY SALE Sensational Sale of Ready-to-Wear Wash Dresses, Waists and Skirts oineii's extra fine Thread llotie, in black and while, special, pr. Lisle 25c ALL WELCOME BACK IB and rt ay. d tuiir wii'Hk lut when I canm 1'un.t I wi'ii .1 inn i ju-t Uie tMiim and lud th -...iu pains. A fn in! who h anurnesttid for me to y t Women's Colored Fiber Silk I lose, very special, pair .! Children's Socks, in and fancy, special, pair '. 25c plain 25c CARHANZA FOLD BUT 7010' tr I-yi F. I'mMiam'iN eatable Com- ! Y I Kund. 1 brr.n takmn it that very Uy , O tor I was suffcrm.- a r'at deal. It a )! already ilonu mo more Reed 1 than tin bimpiin) To wnoii' who is vuffi-ruitt us 1 wits m mlv uv I to vton y A Uo and tiirls Fast Hose, -ry special, p.nr I Ua.k 15c lii the hrt druir store a;.d K-t a bottlo N ,tv M., S,v Uos(. A j a of l..lini: Cmkham's Vi-f'table Con I i Jil Sill pourl before ou go horn. " Miw VV , V sl,l JMU . VVV KI. l'ASO. Tex . June 3 - An Moumciiicni hut, been made at mili tary baadquaripii In .luures that all SdeKlcana who liuve licn exiled for pollHral reasons durln. the Carrann rom may return to Mexico lo safe ty, UCOrtllliK to ici'Orte lu tie iubll8li- od In loe-i sianift ccoMaiioi t morrow, unh .i m u mierii tvim Jiavo boon j'.'ini iiii oi'imtjiiiih io U"e been exe. ' '" . '.',' ,. r" "' "'"uU.U-iitlal ,1 ), I tyQQtyfy,., C Hiuiwn, lKrj AulWin Avoi-ue.Cltv. laitil, Ohui W rlto tor fwv iuul helpful l jf miiii-ii n r.,iiii iv i"ini. imtn C9 f Ie !e A It iiy8 to Trado at, MANN'S 100 Women's Waists, slightly soiled, and mussed, regular prices of these waist were up to $1 each, io A Q clean up quick, each . TtOC "Korrcet" Wash Skirts, Preshrunk. all Kizes, on sale Saturdav each '.'''::" $1.48' Women's Vancy Voile Dresses, in stripes and figures, each, $L.0S up to $7.9S Women's Fancv Sniped Middies, ntanv new stvbs t cltt'MHC ftTo, i sale s,itm!ii at $1--S and $t..7 Strhttl Skirts, tu UMtcli, nl, eaeli, C- r?K ,,1 CO OCT Chiltlium's Wusli DrtsKt,iuAV shits, anadc of iiujImiiis inl k ruths, fast . .!.... .," 0h OS Mild SJ.-55 98c fitting $1.00 $2.48 IX) Women's House Dresses, made of good percale and ginghams, fast colors, worth toda :?l..)0, very special, each 'Wirthmore" Waists, bet ivaist made, new styles, on sale Saturday, each Kahki Riding Skirts, all sizes, special, each ... . Women's Linen Dusters at $1.9S, $2.9S and $3.9S Gingham Petticoats, fast euluis, at, ouch G9 and 9Sf Childun's Alitldies, good 7"c allies, spot iul, eaeli . Umtgalow Aiitiis, good Ht.lU'S. Dl'tU t'KK', HtlW KnM'valU fov CliililiiMi. All Isizo.s sjeeial, o.vli UNDERWEAR SALE rf y Vests, 15c 48c ,.39c 75c Women's Summer good quality, special, each Women's Knit Union Suits, in umbrella and tight knee, .")0c grade, special, ftrft suit OOKj Women's Lingerie Gowns, Skirts and 'Combination Suits, very special, rn- eaeli OOKj rf ft Kayser's fine Lisle Vests, nil A sizes, very special, or '- vt a I5uys' and (Jills' Knit 1'ni.m V Suits, all sizes, very special, eaeli f y y y .y T T y T T ? y y 35c Your Monoy Buys More at MANN'S Ht&$&& V Y 41 v