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Newspaper Page TextV & ' 'j YHfi DAILY J6U&MAL, 6AL&M, OREGON, TUESDAY, JUNE 16, 1662. MMtMtMn I HHMMMHMHMHillHHMMHJlPFRlSHhIi fill JkUAAW m.mmtmr Holverson' s m m ons Silk DRESS LINING Tliis fabric is woven from pure silk and Egyptian yarn and is pos itively the most Superior Lining Mgnufactu'd It does not tear It does not stretch. It keeps the garment in perfect shape Width 36 inches Made in colors and fast black Lyons silk stamped on selvedge. m m m a SB a H N H H IN THE FLAMES Ten Inmates of Asylum for Inebriates Die Horrible Death Escape Was Cut Off Twenty-Five Persons Serious ly Injured. For School Director. Tho names of J. D. T. Tuthll and Max Huron have been used in connec tion with tho office of school director, which Is to bo filled at tho election next Monday, Juno 10th. Both arc clean, able, conBervatlvo business men, and olthor would make a desirable man on tho board of education. It la not understood that olthor of tho gontle- mon scokB tho honor. Woodmen Attention. All mombors of Salem Camp, No, 118. P. J. W. w.. hro enrnofltly ro- niinntntl to moot at tho hall at 1 o'clock tomorrow Wednesday) after noon, to attond tho funeral of our lato nolghbor, Frank B. Ferroll. Funoral to bo from the residence at 18th and State streets. A. W. M'DONALD, W. A. Morrlu, Clork. Consul. SHERMAN COUNTY ERROR Swells the Total for Chamberlain Holverson's 5 1RIIIII1KI ! Graduation Watches Wc have a complete line In present! for graduates In this line. We are overstocked In them at this time, and wish to unload. To make an Induce ment rif consequence wo will offer everything In watches at a reduclton of 15 per cent. At such an offer every graduate should be started with a good tlmo piece. CHAS, H. HINGES' Watchmaker and Jeweler, 88 State St. Next Door to Ladd & Bush's Bank Chicago, Juno 10. A Hro broko out yosterday afternoon n tno seven-story building occupied by St. Luko's Home for InobrlatoB, resulting In tho doath of ono man, and probably six others, and in tho Injury to at loast ton. Tho flro spread with such rapidity that tho cscapo of tho Inmatos was cut off, and those who got out without Injury were rescued with groat difficulty. It Is bullovcd several persons perished In tho llames. Two dead bodies havo been found, and moro Injured. Thoso wero takon to tho hospitals, bringing tho total to about 25. Many of them aro In a serloiiB condition. Among thoso whom It Is believed perished In tho llnmos Is Wm. Kent, Chicago's famoua blind nl dorman, who was strapped to a cot when tho flames broko out. Mrs. Wiggins' Pupils In painting and drawing will hold their annual exhibition nnd reception Wodnosday aftornoon at tho studio on Oak street. The public Invited. His Plurality is Still Nearly Three Hundred Clamor Is made to Contest the Election Condensed History of Boer War. .WKMMbWIHMHHHBl ( WHEAT MARKET. New Silks Fancy pongees, Moire Velours, lace stripe civ fects. Black and white novelties, , Silk Organdies New patterns in exquis ite shades for evening wear. Lansdowne Just received full line of light shades, Lans downe is a perfect silk and wool fabric so soft and lustrous that no thing can take its place as an laeai evening nm terial, $1.25 a yd. , Dalrymple's " San Francisco, Juno 91.lO0fl.lOM. 10. Whoat, GOLD DUST FLOUR Made by THE SIDNEY POWER COMPANY Sidney, Oregon. Mado for family uso, ask your grocor for it. Bran and shorts always on hand. A. T. WALN Affdnt Incendiarism Feared. Chicago, Juno 10. An Investigation Into Uio causo of ana responsibility for tho flro at St. Luko's Asylum for InobrlatuB Monday, which resulted In tho loss of 10 Hvos and tho Injury to over CO, wuh begun this morning. Tho authorities aro confldont that a crim inal prosecution will follow. All tho Injured nro doing well this morning, o A British Naval Spy. Washington, Juno 10. Captain Low Is Bayloy, naval attache to dront Brit ain In Washington, Iiob gono to Eng land, und Ib not oxpectod to return. A complaint was recolvod by tho' navy dopartmont somo tlmo ago stating thnt Bayloy surreptitiously vlowcd tho naval mauouvorH on Narragansott bay last siimmor, and lator ho waH dis covered at various Florida coast points making survoyu of tho harbors. Strawberries Mystic Shrines' Convention. San Francisco, Juno 10. Tho annual convention 'of tho Mystic Shrlnors oponuil thlB morning with a strcot pa rado of tho visiting uniformed patrols, to aohlon Onto Hall, whoro tho Imper ial council mot, Mayor SaluulU, deliv ering tho nddroBB of wolcomo. Tho city Is olaboratoly dueorated In day attlro. holt- A Comparison We are handling the famous CLARK SEEDLING Straw berries. They are beauties, and we can supply your wants. A. O. U. W .In Session. Portland, Juno 10. Tho supreme, lodgo of tho A. O. U. W. mot horo this morning. Tho dologatoB aro ropro sontod from ovory stato. Tho addroBB of wolcomo was mado by William Col vlg, f Orogon, and responded to by Supremo. Master Workman Harwich. Ifyoubtred nun to work for you soil specified thtt his workloi tours be from tcvtn to six. sad tie persisted la comlaf to work si ta sad aulttlof at four, would ou Kttp sucn mis la your cupioy r wuuiu you firs nlm Yet vou tlvc orinltr a lob of tridttnf SBd 7.-. wr. t. .'"'i' "r. -ri -i -. OSC By B CtriaiO BSIC. nine cruscci out of tea you set the Job ssv- tetc fy lhit it te mrml ji.vt mttir f hfl tlmft ftfiirlf ltd Csa you te tbe drift ot our artutntst? We deliver wbta we promise or your bill Is ootblsf. , T. Rineman Phone 131. 132 State st Variety Store Flower baskets and books ot REDUCED PUIOHS. ANNORA M, WELCH The Variety Htoro, 01 Court Street. Notice... SCHAEFER & PALMER .PBINTBWS Air pooms 3. 4. snd S Moore's block. Hut.VtiZAl. Mr. N. II. Hurley is mill with mo in the suwliig msehinu department, nnd any repairing lelt in his charjto will be promptly nttondod to and (lit work guaranteed. Mr. N. II. Hurley is oue of tho most thorough towiug mnohinu mon in tho state and is oomuotunt to re pair any and nil machines. Ho is in no wise connected with any other sewing luaolilno house, F. A. WIGGINS 965-367 Llborty 8t. West Point Celebrates Its Centennial. WoHt Point, Juno 10. ThlB was tho fluid day of tho contunulal celebration at tho United StntnH Military Aeado- my. in tno morning tno tour omsHoa of cadutB computed In nthlutlu oxer clsofl on tho parado grounds. Tonight tho graduation ball wll bo hold, o Qen. Orooke Turned, Down. Washington, Junu 10. Tho House eommltteo on military affnlrs today decldod uilvorsoly on tho bill to maku Oonornl 11 rook o n lleuteuiint-Kenoral. Tho Senate today pawed tho naval ap propriation hill. o Tornado In Minnesota. St. Paul, Juno 10.0 A tornado piiHBod over a suction of tho farming cqmitry Bonth of Lake Park, In tills Htato, lato Monday ovunlug, wracking Hi farm Iiousub and killing from four to 10 pooplo, and Injuring about 10 o Destructive Fire at St Michaels. Montreal, Juno 10. A dispatch from St. Mlchaola, Yukon Torrltory, re ports that a flro there Inst night de stroyud 2t housed, rendering fifty fain llloa homeless. sSa33SX D $35 - $40 m BICYCLES CUSHION FKAME, 1902 CHAINLESS CUSHION FRAME - - CnlUndseo the 1002 KAMBLKU CUSHION FUAME, it is 303 days Ahead ol U. JlOCKING CRANK HANGER Joes .way witli tho lint nud clumsy prUg. CALL AND EXAMINE IT. YOU WILL LIKE IT, U5rwr1a CllftdflOC OI all descriptions Bt prises as cheap s DlVjWiv OllllUliWa nny whoro, nud webavejust what you want. BIOTOLX nKPAiniKOWuhnvaa complete bicycle repair shop. Wo fit till umfcea oUdoyelo tire. Wa repair nil wjnkes ol bloyoles. Give us a cnli. Wa try to please. SHIPP & HAUSER S$S Cwmwrclnl Street- Opeolte CaclUI Natloaal Bank. Oporntlons In 1899. May 31 Conforenco hold at Bloom fontoin by rcprosontatlveB of tho Brit ish government and tho Dutch repub lics, but no agreement wao reached. November 2G Battlo of Moddor riv er, a sangulno British victory. October 10 Tho Boers sent an utll matum to tho British, nnd began tho Invnslon of Natal on October 12. October 20 Slego of Klmbcrloy by tho Boers began. October 29 Tho slego of Ladysmlth by tho Boers began. October 30 British entrnppod near Ladysmlth nnd 870 captured by tho Boors. Docombor JO British undor Conoral Qatacro led into Boor nmbuscado near Stormburg Junction, nnd lost 1000 men. December 15 Oon. Bullor Bovoroly dofontod whllo attempting to cross'tho Tugola river near Colonso; lgss over 100 mon. Docombor 18 Field Marshal Lord Roberts ordorod to South Africa to tako command, with Lord Kitchener as chlof of staff, and a re-onforcemont of 100,000 mon. Chlof Kvonts in 1900. January C lords Roberts and Kltchonor nrrivod in South Africa. January C Boors ropulsod with Ip.'uvy loss In an attack on LadyBinlth. January 23-2G Splon Kop enptured and abandoned by tho British undor Oonornl Warren, after heavy loss. February 9 Ilullor's third attempt to rollovo Ladysmlth failed. Februnry It Klmborloy relieved Uonoral Fronch. February 27 Oon. Kronjo surron dured to Lord Roberts with 1000 mon. February 28 Lord Dtindonald on torod Ladysmlth. March 13 Bloemfoutuln, capital of tho Orango Freo Stnto, surrendered to Loid ltoborts. May 10 Mnfoklug relieved aftor a siege of 217 days. May 8 Kngland proclaim the nn noxatlon of tho Orange Free Stato. May JO British ontor Johannesburg and Presldont Krugor retired from Pretoria. Juno n Pretoria, capital of the Trausvanl, surrondorod to' tho British army. July 1 lluorillla waifaro begun by the Boors and continued with varying NUCCOSM. Septembor 12 Kx-Pronldont Krug er rbandonnd tho Transvaal nnd began his journey to Kuropu. Novombor 30 mtA Kitchener placod In supremo command In South Africa. December 13 Lord Roberts sailed from Capo Town for Kngland. Operations In 1901. Juno 30 Proflldants Sohnlkburger, of tho Transvaal, and Stoyu, ot tho Orango Freo Stato. issued a proclama tion of "no peaoo without Indepond enco." August 7 Lord Kltchanar issuod a proclamation ot banishment against all Boers not surrendering by Septem ber 16. Octobor 9 Martial law proclaimed thiougliout Cnpe Colony. Closing Chapter in 190L' January fluorrllla warfare con tinued by tho Hours with vnrylng sua- cuss, ono movement early In tho spring resulting in tho capturo ot Oenoral Lord Methuon by Oeuuml Delarey. May 31 ToVins of Boer surrender aliened at Pretoria. Portland, Juno 10. All countlos havo sont In tho official vote on tho governorship, oxcopt Grant and Mult nomah, but no matorlal chango Is ox pectod in thoso. Today, whon tho re turns woro received from Sherman county, It was found nn error was mado in tho unofficial returns favoring Furnish. Tho orror of 19 votes Is now In favor of Chamberlain, whoso total plurality is now 298. Efforts to Contest. Although Mr. Furnish conceded his defeat sevornl days ago, thero has boon clamor In certain quarters to contest tho election of Geo. K .Cham, borlaln. That It will bo attempted by Jack Matthews, If thero Is any posst bio grounds, no ono Will doubt. But tho pooplo would novcr sanction tho oxponso that a recount would cntnll on tho taxpnyors, ovon though It mad& business for "Jack" nnd a lot of his dlsroputnblo machine heelers all over tho state. Kvory orror discovered has been In favor of Mr. Furnish, nnd tho friends of Chamborlaln havo nothing to foar from fair play on a recount. Tho Ore gonlan today says this, with a view to a contest: "Canvass of tho voto by tho county board .moans little or nothing. It doos not go deop onough to dotcct oilglnal orrors. It Ib possible that tho logls ture, whoso duty It Ib under tho con stitution to canvass tho voto on gov ernor, mny go Into tho subject In de tail. This would roqulro a recount of the ballots, In whole or In part." Mr. Chamborlaln Is nblo to protect hlmsoir against nttompted frauds al though a partisan loglslaturo might rob tho pooplo of tho fruits of tho re form victory. If thoy do such a thing tho stato of Orogon will bo turned up side down politically at tho noxt election. MURDEROUS CONVICTS WHO KILLED GUARDS a scapogottt, no it wero, for tho mis deeds of others, and as ho had bcon before nnd slnco his membership among tho cons, ho tried to behave himself as he should, and do ob ho wob told. Ho says tho result was that tho bulk of tho prisoners tried to put up nil manner of Jobs on him. Ho says tho groat majority of them would as soon kill a guard as a chicken or duck. Most of thorn como out bad, If thoy wero not so when thoy went In, but most of thorn go In hard cases. They aro always trying to work up somo Job, and tho fellow prisoner who attempts to bo half-way decent Is liable to havo his light put out sooner or lator. Ho thinks It would bo no trick at all for a couple ot welblnformod men, ox-prlsonors, for Instance to go out thoro and effect an ontranco to tho shopB, and mako good tholr oscapo without being noticed. Ono could Btay around In front and en gago tho attontlon of tho guard while his confederate could go In back or tho shops, and, with tho aid of a rope, get ovor tho wall, into tho shops and out without detection. Tho probabili ty Is that somo discharged convict promised to dellvor tho guns Into tho shops, Just as was done, and that Tracoy has beon on tho look-out for It for weeks ,nnd possibly months or years, until at last tho favored oppor tunity arrived, nnd resulted In tho aw ful tragedy of Monday morning. Tho Infcronco to bo drawn is that moro guards ought to bo employed. This theory Is entertained by Beveral ox employes, and It is probably worthy of consideration. The Coroner's Inquest. Coroner D. F. Lane, asslBtcd by Dis trict Attornoy J. N. Hart conducted an Inquest ovor tho remains of tho three guards at RIgdon's Court-street under taking parlors Monday nftornoon. Nothing now was adduced In tho ex nmlnntlon of tho witnesses, whopo tes timony wns In tho main corroboratlvo of tho account of tho homlcldo that was published In Tho Journal Mon day evening. Tho Jury was composed of G .It. Lltchflold, A. F. McAtco, J. C. Marsh, L. J. Vibbort, A .D. Palmer and F. G. Haas. A post-mortem examina tion was mado by Dr. C. II. Robertson, and tho Jury found that tho three guards camo to tholr doath from gun shot wounds at tho hands of Harry Tracoy and David Merrill. Report from Gervals. Dr. C. B. White, at Gorvnls, has sent word to Salem this afternoon that two ox-convlcts, bolloved to bo Tracoy and Merrill, hold up a wood camp near this morning, and mado tho mon got them breakfast, turned 'their Horses looso and started on foot across tho prairie. If this report Is verified tho blood hounds can bo takon there on tho af tornoon train, and the men soon run down. From tho description it Is he llovod thoy aro tho horses stolon at Salem last night P-jSSjJSsSSS? &ZiM&PZ ?&Z&&&7&E&$Z& WHAT SIZE PLEASE? SoftorStiff Hat Hero try tills ono on. It's a now Spring stylo, the hat you've heard bo much about among fashionnblo dressers JusJ. the thing. StyllBli, ihn't lt7 Wrap it up? Want to wear it all right. Wo'll wrap up tho old one. Remember, you risk nothing in buying your bats hero. We give you tho lint you WHnl II you want a good bat. II you don't know what you want, wo give you BUggeatloni tho hat you'll buy later. Thank ymrl Hopo tho Jiat will pleneo you and that you will come ntjain. II ycu aro not entinly pleased, return the hat nnd got your monoy G. W. JobDSOD & Co. N Clothiers to the pcopic - IgMjMMrMpSS 2 5 7' Commercial St, Salem " ISS MONIE BOWEY, No. 38 Perry Stroot, DETROIT, MICHIGAN. (Continued from first pago.) A rnitnlf. of winters 30 I slipped on a Iroxen siocwaJK and fell flat on my back. On being examined I found that I had sustained internal inju ries which laid me up for more than two months. After that I noticed that I had pains In the back and Efoln which I never had before. I doctored and doctored for several months but as the pains In- ....4 ImiriA nt arnwinc better I decided that f was not having the right treatment. Reading In the papers of the wonderful cures performed by Wine of Cardui I wrote to one of the parties and received a very satisfactory reply and I immediately sent for some. In a very short time I felt generally better and after seven weeks faithful use I was once more well and strong. I have never had a sick hour since and I dally bleu your splendid medicine. 3IUt tttmb VoKty. w Wine- of Cardui makes wo men moro womanly bv cur ing their weakness anu mak ing them stronger. Wine of Cardui cured Miss Uowey. Asa piedicine for all women in every trying period of their lives can you think of a botter medicine for vourseif . your sister, your daughter or your mother t than n bottl INE OF CAHDn m ono medi cine that should always ue Kepi on hand in every homo for lm moilintn mn When female weak neH3 first mnko its npHaranco. Miss Uowoy's painful and dangerous uccideiit would not havo resulted so seriously had sho taken W mo ot raruni prompuj . . . .i m ii m isM WINEofCARJM Can you think of u moro acceptable present to give your friend tlu of this medicine- which will bring her health and happiness? You aro suffering ? Your duty is to rid yourself of this pain. If your daughter, mother, sister or friend is sick and in need of relief, your duty is equally great to them. Many women, now well, owo thoir lives to friends who brought them Wine of Cardui. Wino of Cardui is adapted to wo men at nny ago in any walk of life. For tho working woman it gives her strengtli for her tasks and better treatment than a doctor for very small cost. . ., .. Your druggist will sell you a $1.00 bottle of Wine of Cardui. Sccuro tho medicino today. Take it in tho privacy of your home. Relief will como to you ns surely as you take it. I A million suffering women havo found relief in Wino of Cardui. O J. J9 TO XI. X gi Jacob Jo 265 Commercial St Good Stock of Shoes All Up-to-date" Prices Right Redy for trade ly our utjw store. Oall and two ui all. Rmlrltitf done on hgrtuotUw. ..JACOB U0GL 5W5 Coiumorol&l Street. True Spirit of Opposition. (I'endlutQU Mast Orogonlau. W. J. FurnUh'a reputation as a t-ltl-sun and a buslnwa man and an a frlwul wns not iffoted by the remilt of thtt recant election lu the least His huin town Is to be congratulated In not having him take his departure from It. as would have boon the caso in the event that tnooleotlon had re Hulted In his favor. Though he wns defoutud his Hold of usefulueea nnd his capacity for performances are Just as great a tney over were. For "swuet are the uses of adversity, which like the toad, ugly and venom ous, yet wears a preolous Jewel In 1 head; and this our life, exempt from public haunt, finds tongues In trees, books In running brooks, sermons In stones nud good In everything." Men who cannot stand defeat are not de serving ot victory. Mr. Furnish' atti tude lu defeat la excellent. It dis play the good that U In htm and this Is a victory ! - C'" C J. 99 VC 3 3R. X -E. . uti .silOwSsHiwMMwBwtft tho tlrst thoy hud had to eat slnco broakfust, and It moro than appreci ated. Aftor n llttlo moro soarchlng, tho boys stnrtod for homo, nnd roachod town about G p. m. Tho dlsclpllno throughout tho day was perfect, and Lloutonant II. A. Kutrz proved hlmsolt to be a very ablo commanding ofllcor. Journal Carriers Held Up. A lnrgu oxtra odltlon of Tho Jour nal was sold as fast as it could bo prlntod, and domands for papors camo from all quarters. Novor was thoro such a rush for papors, slnco tho death of McKlnloy or tho duolaratlou of war on Spain. Carrier boys could got through tho crowds only with dif ficulty, nud all along the routo woro hold up with demands for papors, many of which were refused, but somo were secured by statements that the persons demanding Uie papers woro subscribers. In such cases tho bravo little carrier boys had to "glvo up," and thon the regular subscribers woro short. One boy was short 14 eoplos out of ISO families he servos. Tonight the largest odltlon during the summer will bo run off. Killed for Revenge. Tho deliburnte murder of Guards Ferroll and Tiffany had for Its pur pose, partially at least, revenge oil the part of Traeey and Merrill. Doth For rell and Tiffany worked for some time as shop guards, and the most disagree able men lu tho prison wero Traeey and Morrltt, who woro Indolent, sulky ami considered dangerous at all times. They would retusu to work and the groator part of tholr Incarceration, all of which was spent In the foundry, both were obliged to wear an "Oregon boot." Their deportment was so bail ffiut the nuards had to report them frequently to the prison officials, who punished the refractory prisoners. Thus. In the discharge ot their duties as shop overseers, the guards Incurred the hitter hatred of the two he-devils. v1ii viulahlnv iiinriitiiir Kineht rv von Re- Indignation ot Salem people . In n a li I uli tkfftnli fit til it 1 kl BE f t tt 1 ! 1 ID Ml i llnil Jjruviii nun s v mark that If the two convicts are ever captured alive, the eommonwealUi will undoubtedly bo sparod tho expense of any trial, and the cowardly and un provoked murder of three of Salem's respected clttiens will be speedily avenged. Indlotmenta Will Be Filed. District Attorney Hart this morning said Indictments charging Traeey and Merrill with umrder will be filed in the Marion county circuit court, and 5 .. ...... !.... d ...utalltl. .InMA kv Ilia nfflAA -Tj to uriMg the ItthuHUiM Sends to Justice. An Ex-Prisoner Talks. A man "who has heeu there" was seen Uy a Journal reporter in Port land, yesterday, and his only surprise was that suiu things had not w-cur-1 red oftener. He went there a good i-it A Have Been Indicted. District Attorney J. N. Hart has lllod crlmlnnf Informations against John Daly and George Ilarkor, charg ing them with aiding prlsonors to os cape. Tho Indictment of "thoso mon has roBiiltod from tho rocont attompted Jail dollvory at tho Marlon county Jail. Tho mon woro nrralgnod In court this morning. Uarkor ploadod guilty, nnd Daly will stand trial, o Hops Contracted at BIq Figure. Tho hnniior hop contract of tho soa son was fllod at tho court houso Mon day aftornoon. P. P. Oouloy, of IJrooks, has contracted 40.000 pounds of Wl hops to Charles S. May & Co., of Albany, N. Y., at 13V cunts por pound. Tho hlghost contract prlco for 1902 hops horotoforo rocordod In Ma rlon county was 1214. Tollof Anund- 'sou, of Sllvorton, has also sold S00O pounds of this yoar's crop to EIsaB & Prltx, of Cincinnati, at 12 Mi conts.' B& Thlsslenftturols on erery bpa ot tno tuuino Laxative BroniO'OiunincTibu TTT'HVi-'tTiii remedy loot coro n m - mttnttmmKaattm:immmttJttmtmttmtm:m trawberries HOME GROWN Home grown Clarke Seedlings strawberries fresh every g morning, rhone us your order. BORN. HULLOCK. At tho homo, No. 95 Win ter stroet, Salem, Orogon, Saturday, June 7, 1902, to Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Hullock, a son. DIED. I'lllCK. At Uio Marlon county poor farm, north of Salem, Monday, Juno 9. 1902, James Price, agod 40 years, of pneumonia. Tho remains wero glvon Intormont Monday afternoon In Uie Terrell come tery, near the county poor farm. Fuller & Douglas, Grocers - 142 Stnto St., D'Arcy Bldg. Phone Main 2201 tmttttt:m:ttmm:tmtt:KttJtm:mntttmtmammm fl sy. 0 This signature Is on eyery box ot tho genuine fr K&SY Laxative Bromo-QuinineTftbio Vi Sv Cfy&XtWM remedy last cuxeu o cold In ono day. SeasonaDle Goods A, M. Clough, successor to D. E. Hunslnger Funeral Director, 107 Stato Street, Phone, Office, 1351; residence, 221. Salem, Oregon. NEW TODAY. ,va,v,vccv ". 2 ..WOLFF.. BICYCLES One of the best hlch-etade wheels on the market. 1902 MODEL 55 $40 1902 MODEL 55. SUPERB RUBY FINISH $45 1901 MODEL 45 $35 1902 SPECIAL. MODEL 62 $25 The framos are so constructed as to permit the greatest applies, ttou of power with the minimum expenditure of streuRtl.. Call aud fee oiir nlniinut linn nf high grade bicycles at FreoUnd'e. 4 Light, cool and Invigorating, suit able for porch and lawn use. The right thing In the right place. Not easily In jured by a night out, artistic, attract ive and serviceable. Necessary sum mer comforto. See them. The House Furnishing Co. Stores at Fatem and aiu"J 303 Com'l St., next to Post office, 1W Stats Street. Merrit Davis EESJSaH5SSS I S ...CHICAGO PEOPLE'S BARGAIN HOUSE STORE... i i 8 RECORD BREAKING SALE ?$& .i XSftSS ;i YiraaVttir aola nlmnlu rn annAiint it ilia itiai tra u VHI1 OOOUtfs V T ' two days we di luto prices aud cut them right and left to mao u" record tale. Note our price carefully. ! 8)c Scotch Lawns &Uc 30e Chins Silk all colors 'J6o 2V tieliool Drets Plalda. . . . l'c 10c Oream 6haker Flannel ... .6e 10c Silkaiine. protty patterns. . ,6c liite Black Sateen 8)e Children's 26c Swis.i Caps . . . 10c 10c Snuimer vests 5e Mill Ends best catieoes 2K Best apron giughams 4e Men's 15c 8traw Hats . . j Boya' 16cf Straw Uats . . . . -g uuiiurenf ju oih "'-,. ijc Men's 35c Summer Underwear i Boys' 05c 8o(t Shirts .... Children's overalls Ladies Shirt Waists Men's Black Silk bows. ---10c Applique Trimming lw 200 8pool Thread Best The Always Busy Store. McEYOY BROS., Proprietors. 20e 2 ,.6c J .faiM IIICXW- K TAM&ti &i&im$im w Ueu, a geutleman by bringing up but 5 Agent. Court Street. aatci" w .j fewkvm.'vuvvv Wf?afef5ss!!i' tJZlxTmm. -teitiWsfev MtA. ml, tmmmt "Hi ' r