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About The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 25, 1900)
EE THE! ILLUSTRATED Saturday JOURNAL! Don't you know that The Dlly Jour nil is the test paper In the city?.:::: JUai THE fc.OUARE CORniATi.Y. INVITED. sO a .4 fitfTOPUhNfSHTHBWURNAtJto' PERGONAL AND SOCIAL :N,EWS UM,TttUK FAMILY "AND FRIENDS tvoi.. X SALEM, OREGON THURSDAY BALLY JOURNAL, OCTOBER 1 25 1900. $ro 22ts fit " Tw 1 .T fe -.'I. A. I '' rWi, yM . ifflfi vbS .. tJ ; iw & Hv-ik I tyJwMM NEW YORKERS MUST BE EASY MARKS Sharpers Inspire Their Confidence By Pretending to Be Agenis or itepuDiican committee and Clean Up One Hundred Thousand Dollars. POWDER EXPLOSION GENERAL ; i' flr Aaan.-tnten rrcaa fa (fa Joaraai. , , . , vo, .u wjiuuj uiiuur vnu cio 01 ngenis oi mo republican .campaign committre, roguoa Imvo succeeded in obtaining nrobnblv lon.000 nn porRoJ checks in this city nnd through tbu state. - BURGLARY DOWN ," KftiWt. Mxa!- - ! f AT AURORA (The W. S. Hurst Safe Blown Open and a Citizen Laid Out By the Robbers Who Escaped But Were Un able to Get Any-Money. y Jkaauefitfftt Prraa Is Jnnrinl Almoin, Oro., Oct. 25. (Special.) About Ion minutes, beforo midnicht last night two burlers entered tho office of W. S. Hurst & Co,, nnd put a charge of powder in tho safe, blowing part of tho door across tho room, Thoy then tried to blow off tho inner door, but did not succeed boforo they wero interrupted. John Gruonwaid and Mr. Snndors, hop buyers for II. J. Ottcnhcimor of Snlein, came along nnd heard tho explosion. Thoy undertook to kcop tho robbers at bay. Gruonwaid went for help Tho robbers mado a rush to escapo, knocked Sanders down. and ho wob found in nn unconscious condition on tho railroad track when Gruenuald returned. Tho robbers got away but got no money. The enfo in ruined. This is tbu second robbery. Tho depot eafo was robbed of f 40 two weeks 82. HE DAILY ILLUSTRATED SATURDAY JOURNAL iTiik .JodukaY, will appear Saturday evening in nn enlarged illustrated edition. , :;i'Balein merchants who deal ro to use largo advertisements with cuts will tliid '..TiuSATUitnAY JouitNAt, it flno medium to draw trndo for the weok following. -.V,jTho80 largo ndvcrtlse'ments can nslo bo placed in Tub Wkkkly Jouhnal nt a mow) rale. Both papers cover largo lists of renders a cash in ndvanco kind of pec- Copy for theso ads. should bo In Friday eve- flO. ,'.SK '-i.,plOjpUo nro tho Vest class of trado. ;nipg. ' nOlk JHbbbbbbbbbbbbP ',- 2A1 qs m BOYS' CLOTHING Suits suitable for school wear, made from the celebrated em Mills raoncs. wnicn is an aosoiure guaranree 01 ality. KThe little fellows need a serviceable garment. Semething: awis strong, durable and won't fade. Our home manufactured goods are made to meet these requirements. Hfe Just received a large line of Boys' Overcoats in cheviots, chinchillas and the new Oxford Gray, prices the lowest, ages ,19. . . Boys' fancy percale shirts stiff bosom. Boys underwear 1 hats' caDS. neckwear, collars and cuffs. The high turn down collar in boys' sizes now in. WOOU&fl ttttrti STORE At One of the Government Proving Stations. WHEREABOUTS OF BANK TELLER ALVORD John Sherman, Who Ws Burled In McKlnley's Cabinet to Make a Plaoe for lianas. Is Burled la Mansfield. fly Aaaofllate Ireaa la tlia Journal. Washington, Oct. 25. About 10 o'clock last night a tiro and several ex plosions occurred in one of tho filling houses nnd magazines nt the Indian Mend proving grounds. No one was in jured. Nkw Yoiik, Oct. 25. Tho Evoning World says: rtDovolopmonts this morn Ing Indlcatothnt tho whereabouts of Alvord, tho absconding uoto teller of tho First National bank, aro known to his attorney's and ;tho bank officials. Thnt no wannnt for his nrrest has beon asked is duo to thoefforts of his Monde. Negotiation? tiro on wllh the bank of- Hcialstliul will lead, it Is piiiil, to n re storation of almost half the amount sto'en. M ANsrijiUi, O, Oct. 2. John Shor ninn was burled hero toda' in the family vnnlt In the cemetery. The luromonlos were ery sluiplt', MINE WORKERS STILL CONFERRING REBELLION ROOSEVELT ROLLING Seems to Be the Order of the Day in the Chinese' Empire. DETATCHMENT OF'GERMAN SOLDIERS SLAUGHTER A BATCH OF BOXERS Minister Conger Has Instructions to Go Ahead and Recog nize the Chinese Envoys Other Powers Have rT Given Same 'Orders:" h?s ,. l in "r.. i tfca JtiartmU llAXKims, IV., 0.-t. 25. The cJfc iireiit'uof ihu I'nhed Mino W orkor" was iintiiind tudny. The indlc-ntl-iie aio thnt it - III hi lajtt, tonight In foru they cuti mi to i d Ili.TlV conelufion us to tlio uiauiu r ( ei. ling tho strike. MM mwm 1 .''.'oaaaaV aBBBBBBBBr aOO COMMBHOIAb eJT. Boys.... Need Good Shoes Boys.... Need Tout h Shoes l 4 ' i -fc Roth need calf thoea for winter ear. we novo nn kiiib-i.o . ..iuo KflbovH-not all kinds of calves, but all kinds of calf shoos. W. RfKOnr btiya'fihoei are iiiarfe with heavy soles, of serviceable leather-made o!ii-afi unv tn stunil liard usaL'e and wear. . . r. WM This is tho season your Iwy iiwhIs tho right kind of footwear to keep Itlui g ym ltoys like our bhoea and parents our prices. r IHC oaiciu omuc aim ' txt Door to Busli's Dank. State Street. . ' -c,lu' "-. 5 km.VI emtammm Tough 4 fit Good tw itaS CLUBMEN WILL BUILD DEFENDER Or Aa.uelalnil Vrrnm l Ibo JoomaJ New Youk, Oct. 25. Tho Journal nnd AdvortUor says: The next defender of tho America's cup to meet Shamrock II. will be built by a syndlcato composed of about 10 of tho best known members of the New York yacht clubs. PROMINENT SAN FRANCISCAN DEAD ly Aaaoelalaal Prcaa t tka JoaraaX W hijinotom, Oct. 25. Minister Con. ger hns hven nutborizod by tho govern incut tntr-u-in negotiations at onco with the Chim' envoys on tho basis of tho points In lift Herman and French notes, upon wbiclr nil tho powers tiro now agreed. W'Jiero a dlvorgonco of viowa exists the 'government of tho powora theme, lvi 8 will nogotlato, with n view to rtuclilnp :i fiutlier understanding. It is underelo d -representatives at Pekln of Other imvoip have similar instructions, but, whe'ther thoy hnvo or not, Conger .is not to bo restrained Hono Kofco, Oct. 25. Tho Govornor hns beon informed thnt -1000 villagers in tho Samtochouk district wero at tacked by rebels at Fongkok, Tho vil lagers wero dof-'iitcd and SOOOkillod. Tho rebels lost 400 killed. Along With a Big Day's Work Ahead. THE VICTIM OF A BAD EGG Dut He Keeps Ills Temper and Puts a Pleasant Construction on the Matter-Bryan Meetings Continue Large, ""pi KiAt) Ciuu, Oct. 25. A detachment! of German murines in n battle near Knutni with tho Iloxora killed 200 latter. AMERICA WILL SUPPLY LOCOMOTIVES fit upl4 l'r t (ka Jouraal St. 1'utkiiIuuiio, Oct. 25. An engin eering rorps'has beon laying out a rail road between Oronburg nnd Trischkond, for which American locomotives havo liuen ordered. WOMAM MURDERED IN INDIANAPOLIS II r . aualMtni 1T TLO J-'irnnl iNiitAKAi'bus, Ind., Oel. 25,. Leola Willi Im, wifo of John Wilholm, was found strangled to death today. John Wilholm, John Mnladay and Felix; Itob bins luivo beon arresred on suspicion. GREAT FALLS & BILLINGS RAILROAD I'eifons nt thnt rime tnougnt ne v.w ti ci-niiU. ami, little nttentlon wax pulil to IiIh very noitnd uttvranv'JM on the milt Jeet. Hut IiIh ophiloiiH nro now i'e-ecli-oed by most plij'HlclaiiH, and the Krent niuiy of nbstnluerH from bread cntheix recrultM every dny. The revolt nk'iilnut such 11 well extnlillshed lustltiitlou Is unturnlly n little bit hIow. Hut 1 1 lead la deotlned to he ultimately Hlmnned even more tlinn It Is today, mid this de Htructlou of a trndltlou thnt lias Insted centmleH Is already well iimler wny. Most of Its force eouieii from the com plete mitlnfnetlm of the pernoim who do give up luvnd entirely. They nre ill wiiyH 1 lie uiiiKt enthiisliiHyc iidyoenteH of Jim new theory on. the Bjibjixt," Nou York Hun. Or Aaaaelatetl lr In (ha Jonraal. IJtica, N. Y. Tho" Hoosoyolt trnin .pulledioutj.toilny nt 8 :20uotolock.,A'lio itlnornry of tho day Includes speeches nt 'Wntortown, Oswego nnd Auburn. Gov ernor Itoosovolt lnughlng over tho c;g firing episodo last night. "As only ono egg was ; fired, I nm inclined to beltovo it was tho work 0! some mischiovoua boy. I nm euro tho egg was not intended for mo." IN DELAWARE AND MARYLAND Roth need calf ihoea for winter wear. We Imvo nil kinds BOPERIOR VfvTBjJfcaW. f Saaaaaaaaaafl - JalllH 1RAY m! j( aH .aBaafcZ" aW BRIDGE & BEACH MANUFACTURING CO. S Br Aaalata4 Traaa t (ha JawraaJ. Ban Francisco, Oct. 25. Captain II.' T. Emory, Manager and Becrotary of tho Merchants' Exchange, died today. The llomllest Man In Salem As well as the handbutnest, und others are Invited to call on any druifKlai and get free a trial bottlo of Ketup'A Iialsani fur the Throat and Lungs, u remedy thai Is guaranteed to euro und believe all Chronic and Acute (Joughn, Asthma, ilronchltla and Consump tion. I'rlco 25o. and 60c. cod&w BOTANICAL X WONDERS fly AaaaelalM Praaa ( (ha Jor Saw lakk, Utnli, Oct. 25. A special to tho Tribune from Helena, Mont., says articles pt incorporation of the great Fulls & Ililllngs Hall road will 'lib filed within few dys. Tho compnify will have capital stock $4,000,000. ST0UE5 and RANGES. CAN BE FOUND AT BROS SOLE AGENTS AT SALEM, ORE fMIE CUiGAflO baa been awarded the GOLD MEDAL si me tans expusittoa, which lual true uuuruier e umian EriH rititma m Ubliuh the claims 61 ita manufacturers (or eimpllc ud all 'round excellence. The nnruhasti urice is ut the amount of commission one pays oa a f 100 ity aud all 'round excellence. The purchase price is auoui me amount 01 commission one pays oa machine. Is not this worth your consideration? E. L. KING, Uen'l Ag't for Or. Albany Oregon. CLYDE BROCK, Local Agent, Balem Oregon, The marvel of the hour is (he wonderful cure of chronic diseases without the use of knife or poisonous, medicines. This is what afflicted human ity needs more than all else. Not a week passes but Dr. J. F.Cook, the great botanical specialist ana original uiscov erorof the botanical cure, heajs some patients who have suffer ed tor years irom awiui dis ease and the more awfuIelTects of rank medical humbugs. Dr. Cook is willing to give patients the benefit of his life study but declinesto publish further test imoniab out of regard for his patients, yet will gladly refer any callers to their neighbors and friends who have . been healed, Consultation free. If you have any physical ail ments it will do you good to call and have a little chat with the doctor. Office 301 Liberty Street, Salem Oregon. THE STAFF OFLIFEi ' llri-ntl S'ri-nm to 11 1 PkIIIiiu In I'nrnr On nil Arllulu of Diet. "I look upon b(tiiid iu nn article of food lU'Htlutrd to be completely abolish ed liefqre imiiiy ywim." Mild 11 Svw 'oik tlt.f-tur. 'for tjie niiiiiliir uf per Hfiia who nre willingly kHIiik up tin ux it !t liieivntM'He-.fiy iwir. 'Hi' jv JuiUi'.t-i. tin-ill do liiU oil tlui ailrJce uf tbelr ili.VMtilaif. u)nj,tUid mule Kiwind for iiavuwuvlidjiu; uhMliieia-e from lircrtd jifl they me (he n'ritillx that micl. j n (.Line t,i iieauiK-tii huh tin men in tlniilH. "I'or pearly nil forinH of dynjit'iHu, gout, ij,li'ilmutlt.ni mid kindred nil inenU the patient Id litvl tuld to chilli liK'inl lllile It be HiiliUiltt. I to wHilbw prcpitratliiii iihjI he tnUiii only In ver tiiln forms. The jtrenr !ier nie In tli nuiul.ei- of uyKliinJi-.'Via-Jhrft lmd bet-u lift upon the niaiktt iiinl the ill inct liiniliible mi.wm of iniy of tlivue iMUiiifiicturi-rt whleli prove nil neci'in lile HiihHiltute for lirviul mill (i(her Ktnrehy foods nre other ludleiitloiis in ('lilii-iv I'lilm- I'ri-lliiu', The Ohliiumi jihytilcliiiiH, It Is well known, luuo Ioiik had the credit of pnylnj,' very purtleuhir nttentlon to the pulsiv Tliey even pretend to derive a iniieli 111010 luliiutoniid tteeuratu knowl edge ufMlio uttite of the ulek from thnt Miuree than Kuiopaan prnttltlouera lay any ihilnf tij, The patient Is dliveted to m laid In lad, with hlx' iti-111 rojttliiir on 11 munll .-iwlilo.i. 'ilie phjkluu iiuiHt bf Heat d. mid tiotti pitrtlcH are utLloluetl to re tuilii euliii, Klleut nnd collected. Tho (liiKei-N me next to be applied In due Mii-cuNHioii. 0110 lifter another, In order (0 Judge of the comproMslblllly of tho nrtiry The Ohlnese do not Infer uuloly from Ilie riiildlty of the pulaiitloiiH.- Their Mode la to cmupnre the nuiiiber oj pul latlons of the nrtor, wtp Ihi- jntqrvida if the rt,'iplntUin of tue.pTitloiit. Tho iiumber of iiuIsiiIIoiih of u mini In mod-i-iate iM-altli they eonslder In relation to the time uf 11 natural Inspiration und explriitlnii. I 'our hcntM of the pulse during tlila perl(.d they eoiivtdur as In ilVutliiK perfeel health. If It exceeds (tie piihntloiiH. It Im considered iih too liilek; If iiiiihr that nuiiilM-r. km too nlow iepecthig k'I heiittb. It Im te- liilnd to ivikon Ml imlcntloiiM In order to forr.i u eoiist tii.'llt-ntli n. Their i-hlef tlIlNitH if tin pulm are four, the hh rl.elal. tin' iiroitiiiinl. the ipilck nnd tlii hU. 'tin im' lliej eoimlder iih havluir relttttuiL to the fupr leinpeia iiieutM. the clu.lerlc. (lie miiiulue. Ilie plilegiiiatle und the lui'lmielmly. Ilenlth. A M'iruit 1 iih, in hk 11.. ut .ntw 1h.1t t;.c luting ton kteiLii.tpliel (ma nilin il Ills kh1Iiii;. lie 1 Hiifi .t tvilte mi Miliary letter now. lie xtiyn. wlthuul milking grof.11 erfort In urthogriiphy. The marble keepx merely n cold und (he ehaiiKe of the public feeling toward bread nn almple food which could be taken under all circumstance- Home yearn ago a man wrote 11 book devoted chlelly to exposing to the wirlil the harmful ijunlltlcti of bread. I sad memory of 11 man who else would be forgotten. No man who needs a monument ever ought to have one. auu most mugtunccnt tomh 111. the world U deemed to bu tho palace tem ple of Karuak( occupying nn ana of nine acres. BULBS AND SWEET PEAS Wo aro Siow showing sotno Af (ha choicest- liyau'lntli, Tulip and Crocus bulbs. ever seen In this city. Also M varieties of the finest sweet peas. Call early and select varieties while assortment il complete, I t Wahiiinuto, Del., Oct. !. Tin llrst of Mr. Hrynn'a meetings in thla oity was liold in n big tent, nnd, while tho big meeting began much earlier, Mr. Hrynn did not appear beforo 0 o'clock, Ho hnd n long and busy day, and found Itncces snry.'to hnvo n long rent after his nrrivnl In this city. The tent was crowded to suffocation arid thorowero far more poo plo on tho outsldo of the tont nnd Ita Immediate vicinity than there was on tho Inside of the cnuvns. Tho urcat ctowd yelled ittelf hoarse when Mr. Uryan entered, and sotno time wus re quired to sccuro quiet. Mr. Uryan took cognizance of a sorlcsot qticstlona pro pounded to him by John P. Nlofds, of this city. Ou tho fifth quottlon, rolntlvo to pay ing tho obligations of thla government gold, or silver, ifelooted prosldont, ho" said: ,. - '"I Want tho ltopub0cana who wajit this question answered to first find out what tho Inw requires, and then I .want thorn to know that, if elected prosldont, I will enforce that law juntas 1 will on foico tho Inw agnlnbt the trusts, nnd put B trlncd clothes on hie thlovos at woll na iTtllo thloves. If you ask to conntruo rt point in law, I reply that I shall not construo a law until it becomes my duty to enforce it." " '" Having replied to tho questions. Mr. Bryan thon propounded somo of'bld owi). Ho said: , "Now, I wont to nBk flvo jnir-g'tlons, nnd when I nek thefl'oeEU6ns Jwnnt Duiuu rcfiiiouHiuie man 10 nuswor mem. It is hardly fair for n mnn who hua no responsibility to plnco his responsibility against thatof ono who hns responsibility placed upon him by n party, nnd I wint your party loadors to answer tho qnos lions thnt I nm going ioftskt.'' Mr. Hrynn thnn quoted fromhoprosi dont'fl message of December 5, 1808, rec ommending incroaso of llio army tolOV 000 men, and nskod if tho Republican party, through any ono nutborizod to speak, will dednro thnt Republican sue cosb this Fall moans n atnnding Army of 100,000 in tho United States. His eocord "If tho Declnrntlon of Independence ia true, nnd governments dorivo tlioir just powora from tho consont of the governed, then I want to ask how can you buy tho right to govorn pooplo or socure tltlo to them by force. 'Tho third questien: Is thn- Filipino going to bo n slavo or a citleui? And thu fourth questien: Can you ijurclmso trade with humnn blood?" The fifth question relntod to tho estab ItBhtnont ol n protectorate In thp riiillp. plno Islands, concerning which Mr, Urynn. eald : "Ropubllcna sny that wo cannot pro tect ho Filipino without n great deal of trouble Wo have protected tho Repub lics ol Central and South Amorlca for 75 years, and wo have had no authority In thoeo South American Republics; Wo havo liover governed thorn, but wo have ,' protectedthem from outside Intorforonco Ithn'q nevorcost anything, but it has boon vnluablo to them. Tho Republican doctrino la tho doctrino boh Ind which tho monarchies of tho Old World hnvo hidden when thoy wantod to plundot "people uudor tho protoiiBO of protecting them. Ours Is different protectorate When the Ro- publicnus got through nrgiilug thoso flvo questions, I will hnvo aomu moro for thorn. Tho trouble is thnt thu ito publican pnrty Is nut attempting to moot tho issues of this campaign," Alter concluding his mealing nt tho tout. Mr. Hrynn wns'drlvon to the Grand Opern-Houso, ' where ho mndo his Inst speech of the night tn ntt nudlenco com posed largoly of ladles, soma, of whom had hold their seats for three or four hours. In his Bpeeali nt l'reMon, Md., Mr, llryan,fn rosiionso to tho Injiuljry. "How alwut 10 to 1?" said 1 "If you want to know about Id to 1, I will toll you. Sixteen to ono was thu paramount Issue in 1800, but thoRoput llcaus have dona so muny now things since thou that wo nre. kept busy on tho now things. Hut If a Republican dlspulos tho 10 to-1 doctrino you tellhiui thnt wo have a Republican prosldont, 0 Repub lican" senate and' n Republican houso, and thoy hnvu never nttompted to t change tho IOto-1 ratidf and Mr. Mc- Kinley is now coining silver dollars at tho ratio of 10 to 1, without wailing for th'o aloVor conseiit of any f nation on earth. Until tho Republican party pro posed to( chjnngb 'the' ratio, I object to thofr 'discussing llio rntio. When thoy propose to change it wo will discuss it with thorn." Mr. Bryan had nuf excellent andtonco at Dover, where be spoke for nbont thrco-quartors of ah hour;' Tho crowd's appreciation wna mnnffestod by frequent outbiirata of npplnusoTTMr. Bryan' again"' nddicssed himself to tho armors. of Ida nudionce. nnd among othor thing said to them; "Why should n farmer in Doloware voto to allow corporations to walor tlioir slock,, when no (armor can inflate ' tho value of his farm? I have . no Boen tho statistics of- ,Dolewaro,"butI"' hnvu seon tho statistics of other states showing that agricultural land will eell for loss today than it would sell for 10,16 or20ycnra ago, Youcanuot iufluto thovaluoof your farm, nnd yot you allow n corporation to issue watered stock, soinotlruea aa much na 10 times as much water aa there Is mouoy Invested, nnd thon you allow it to combno nnd monopoliso n market and plundor tho people to pay dividends on money novor Invested in tho corpora tions." ' iv . Discussing the Philippine quosilon, Mr, Hrynn rcforrod to tho ling of tho United Stntca, nay Ing: "Do you Republicans want people to bow before tho flag? I wnnt pooplo to turn their faces townrd It and thank God that there Is ono flag on which thoro is noblood." LEAVES AFRICA NOVEMBER FIFTEENTH Or AaaacUtctl I'ireao fa (ha. JsvmaX LoNiiotf. Oot 25 Lord Robort hopes to lenvo South Africa for homo about November!!;, rirst and Foremoit. - In tho field of medicine is Hood's Sarsnparllla. It possesses actual and unequalled morit by which it cures all diseases caused or promoted by impure or impoverished blodd. If you imvo rheumatism, dyspopsla, scrofula or- cat nrrh you tnny take Hood's SarSaporilla and bo cured. If you aro run down nnd fool weak and tired, it will do you good. Tho favorite family caihartlo Is Hood's Pills. 8 GO TO -it Ellis fi, ZiWs' 1 r ' r r. 1. - . ...FOR... Oyster Cocktails Ho 154 State Street, Sslem 'Ftioae 2874 SNHHEHNNlRHMHHflEMHHMHMNNHHHHMN m u m SAVAGE k REID, Seedmen Hawk's Cut Glass ' ' . V Is guaranteed high grade hand finished. ' ' We have just received a beautiful line of this make of rich cut glass. It is 4,a thing of beauty and a jayilgrtwer." We call esoecial attention to our display oTcut glass and sterling silver and plated ware in our east show window. Barr's Jewelry Store fs M H M m m m m H B m m u m H H H U m m m m m m M m m m u m m U m m STKcftwcAf?. QmnAp Black (wpiOBtrlan tlghta with vytls to match. Light blue nnd Rose pink woollm'' derwear for ladlos. Extra size Union suits for ladlcw, 07e a suit. Efe 7 -ts Shawknlt Hose For Chil dren, L00 a box. ' 1'1 bostyaJiTej eye mdo. ' " A newllaoflaitfee' wraps will 1$ open toinftirow. m m Golf Plaids For Mp in (He best patterns our store. at 4 1 Pi m Hhnwl straps, trunk straps,, yaflfse strrps olo. ' ' " , m i'i , if -BMMTy"aiw-- -m Iose for men 23c to I5e per pair, roe that the name la on each pair, Special attention is given to our cliilcjien's jdekets We have a- beautiful line box" coals et, q choose from. A very nice Jfltle garmgnt of mixed brown 'and outlC With large capcvcollai. $1.95 High grade FreriC;h boucle with silk lined golf hood, long streamers to tie. $4,75 IKS m Fancy Shirts for Men Il CO regular ? 1.25 values. Other good values $1.25 up to 9.25- Men's Overcoats In all the stylea of the new t ealei, pVlcwi, Outing gowns and pajami8,for, wiyn now Doing shown- " 118 STATE STREeT. leaders in low PRI0B8 M M III U H H 1 M M M II H IIMMMXHIIIMI c