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Newspaper Page Text5- '.mmmmmmmmmmm m& B"MEa i-4 r ""KPW '4J .J& j.frtE 0 AILV JOURNAL, 6ALEM, 6REG6N. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1002. ff ?v' K"S LI JL t-t. k , i l i Pi m BwSr rafflF t l. El: m i:mmn & gBftl.U - sgggH& i fHpHjf, 1- gPRfW-M" nm 1 1 9i mi 1 1 ih in n--mi.ttfrH, ..it m sSSf- J W a " . -B-9'-' T T1 ews vz k. 4k.T WHITT COItCH. Store :: News :: CORSETS. A lot of odds and ends of Corsets, worth from 75c to 2 50. Small sizes only. HOSIERY. Ladles Hose, at pr.J 85cii & Ribbed Worsted T r tL?y , . ' !ac LADIES' FlfjE CASHMERE HOSE, fast black and seamless -tha best hosiery values in the city at pr. J3L CHILDREN'S HOSE: Good heavy ones for these school days at pr. -v aU &0C 15c '''i'iH0?a?"a t -l .-gggflp-- t g . Z,'n COLORED WOMAN ARRESTED Wanted In Pocatello, Idaho, For Robbery ut Wiirro cod(i!k 41 n 1 1 m i n ii n in i 1 1 1 1 h i in 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 in 1 1 1 n 1 1 1 1 ri. How's Your Purse? Ono Salem lady says sho would rathor bo Judged by tho outside np pearanco of hor purso than by what Is In It, because Rho says every body sees her purse, and It's nobody's business what's In It. This Is cortalnly tho caso, but, while wo are talking about purses, wo. want to romlnd you that Hinges has tha nowost thing In pursos, tho latest designs and styles of leather, Including, morocco, seal, alligator and monkey Bltlns, all direct from tho factory, and ho Is prepared to pleasa tho moot particular customer. Ho also has a flno lino of sliver Initial letters to placo on purses when wanted. Seo his lino, CHAS, H. HINGES, 83 State Street. Next to Bush's Dank. Taken From Train at Salem Habeas Corpus Sarah Glenn, a colored woman, was taken off tho southbound California overland Wednesday night, and de tained on a charge of lobhory. Tln ar rest was made by Chief of Police Olb Hon and Night Omrors Lewis and Mur phy, on tologrnphlc advice from tho authorities at Poeatollo, Idaho. Tho woman was found In the Pull man car, and was In company with a colored man, whoso nntno was not learned. When takon from the boith tho ofllcors took possession of a purso that was found beneath tho pillow. Tho man remonstrated, claiming that it was his Individual proporty, but tho olllcors would not see It that way, nnd tho trip to tho pollco station was bo gun. The colored couplo wore permit 'ted to walk togotlror, and everything went nil right until Stato street was i leached, when tho man romaikod that ho guessed he would go back, but Chief ! OlbBon thought dlffciently, nnd with (somo persuasion tho man was Induced to accompany tho party. Chief Gib son's suspicions that tho follow had succeeded In getting hold of tho wo man's purso wns conflimed at tho po llco station, when, upon being searchod, it lady's pockotbook contain ing $305 In groonbacks was found n his possession. Ho then swoio that (the purse with the latger amount of monoy wan his propel ty, but doubt re , mnlned In tho mind of Chief Gibson as . to which of tho man's tales was cor jrect, and ho retained both of tho pursos. Tho Bocond purse, nnd to which r (3olf There's a variety of colors to select from. Prettv, rich Scotch Plaids which are decidedly popular. The new line of Scotch mittens are made of the finest yarns and keep the hands warm as toast. We have them in, Ladies' and Misses' Sizes. 25,35, 50, 60c pair. THINK OF HINGES, In his New 8ato 8t. 8tore. Shlolds, state secretary of Orogon. Dclogatos will bo In attondanco from all colleges In the stato, and from the city associations of Portland, also sov oral members of tho stato board will bo present. Entortnlnmout for all must bo pro vided by the association of Willamette, and the co-operation of all interested in tho University Is earnostly request ed. Any ono who can possibly ontor tain ono or more dologntos will bo con ferring a great favor upon thoso re sponsible by Informing Miss Sophia Townsond of the fact at once. Tho list of delegntes which have re ported is as follews: McMlnnvlllo MIssos Susan Chattln, Anna McCutcheon, Penrl Llndell, Myr tle Calavan, Pearl Kstos, McCas- ky, Amba Daniels, Mnurlol Grlssen, Lo tah Davis, Ethol Lataurotte, Pearl Grovcr and Mrs. Alma Kindred. Pacific University MIssos Nnvello Cunnlnghnm, Una Wilson, Voia Jack son, Harriet Yoder, Belle Dlock, Myia Montgomery, Annie English, Mary Unlley, Hthol Waters, Mary Tlchenor, Libia Ferrln, Anna Sorenson, Lucy Dny. Chomnwa MIssos Ironco Campbell, Gortrudo Brew or, Lottie Lane, Winnie Stoddnrd, Agnos Bagnoll, Fay Cliarlos, Dally Wiggins and Mrs. Calsse. Pacific Collego MIssos Uornlco Woodward, Carrlo Tumor, Gortrudo Mlnthorn, Uortlia Nicholson, Lizzie Kirk, Nellie Pnulson. Omgon Agricultural College MIssos Kttft Carter, Violet Horbort, Allco Ed wnids, Etta Fullor, Beulah Hovdon, Grace Whltoman, Mac Smith, Elslo M. Canflold, Sybil Cummlngs. C. O, S. N. 8. Misses Violet Brown, Ethel Kitty, Sadlo Hntfleld, Jennie Crnwford, Mildred Smith, Dallas Colloge Misses Inez Allen, Evangeline Hurt, Ethel Paling, Ethel Uallantyne, Huby Wilson, Ida Hadsoll, Esther Savage, Maud Halt, Lydla Campbell, Hattlo Toots, Hollo Eliot, Ito- becca Gates, Euglnla Phillips, Bertha Allen. Albany - College Misses Luggor, Mnbello Ponland, McCoy, Edna Knotts, Ethel VnnDyko, Geoigla Dawson. Monmouth Misses Edith Hnrrlson, OLD TICKET NAMED Citizens' Hold an Informal Meeting and Adjourn Mayor Bishop and the Other Officials Again to Stand GOLD DUST FLOUR (Wade by THE 8IDNEY POWER COMPANY Sldna, Oregon. Mndo for family uso, ask your grocer for it Bran and shorts always on hand. A, T. WALN Affent rympies j SEWING MACHINES AND SUPPLIES 2Asecoeee9&9iee9O9eeBaGeee0caeee0ess9aGeai;a LOW PRICE INDUCEMENTS Unless coupled with rellabll Ity and sterling worth are of little In tereat to the prudent buyer, but standard articles, such as pictures, priced on bargain basis, such as we now quote, are extremely gratify Ing. For Instance, we are offer Ing the daintiest pictures this week that Is Impossible to duplicate a nywhere Our 10-cent values, this week, 5 cents. Our 25-cent values, this week, 15 cents. We haven't the time to make our intended window display, for we are busy with our trade. Cal I and see them. fPATTONS BOOK STORE Seec99tt48cce4aeesaaece9a9e3 An Informal conforonce was hold Wednesday ovonlng to ascertain whothor Mayor Bishop would again consont to stand for re-election for tho third torm as mayor. Ho ngreed to givo his final answer to tho roquost of tho friends of the Clt zons' movement at anothor mooting, to be held this evening. Mayor Bishop doos not want tho office, and will only tnko It If tho ontlro administration is In porfect accord with tho reform prin ciples. Tho situation doveloped a stiong feeling In favor of asking thp wholo prosont administration to stand for ro-eloctlon. Thoro may bo two chnngos mndo In tho board of alder mon, as Alderman Wnlkor docllnos to again bo n candidate on account of poor health, and J. P. Frlzzoll, who de clines to servo furthor as street com missioner, may ho substituted for Al derman Ulggs In tho second ward, who. It Is understood, desires to he come n cnndldato for street commis sioner In Republican Circles. The Republican city committee did not meet last night, as Intended, tho Illhee Club election and other affairs intervening, but it will meet this ev- CONSUMPTION the most dreaded nnd deadly of all diseases, as well as pneumonia, aud all Lung Troubles are relieved at once and cured by Acker's English Remedy "tho king of all Cough Cures." Curos Coughs and Colds In a day.. 25 cents. Your monoy back if dissatisfied. Writ for freo sample. W. II. Hooker & Co., Buffalo, N. Y. D. J. Fry, Druggist. tteaR08 enlng to completo ntrangements for n ticket. There Is no demand for places on tho aldormanlc ticket. The primar ies aro set for November 21th, and tho city convention for November 2fith. Tho election Is on Mondny, December 1st. Take your umbrellas Houser's for repairs. to Shlpp & Mr. nnd Mrs. M. J. Cook, of Holland, Michigan, nie visiting Mr. nnd Mrs A. L. Buchtel. Dr. It. 11 Hlngo has returned to Pen dleton, after a visit with lelatlves In this city. . o THINK OF HINGES, In his New State St. Store, o UmbieiiaB recovered at Shlpp & Houser's 258 Commercial street. FRESH Stand Carmels AND Chocolate Chips AT $6aMide n JgKSK Hamilton Bros. 144 Stato St. Sir Francis Delmar TH6 Hindoo wonder Recognized as the World's Greatest And Psychic Palmist. CLAIRVOYANT tho fellow first laid claim, contained Maude Cox, Mollle Potio, Alice Fisher, about $28. iLlnnle Kayler, Annlo Wngnor, Ll.le Tho city Jail has no accommodations Karl, Bertha White. May Shafnor, Lulu HIUIIIHIIHMIHH ' ' i adrfc I f niivivijv. M::j Wo carry a full lino of sowing ma chines and pay particular nttontlon to our trado In this lino, having a spo clal sowing machlno salosroom, In which ladloa may look ovor tho ma chines, undlBturbod by tho trado In othor linos, WHITE ROTARY SEWING MACHINES Coinblno all that's modorn nnd up-to-dato In tho Bowing machlno world. Largo bobbins, double food, high Bpood. automatic tonBton roloaso, ton- Blon Indicator, ball boarlug stand, modorn woodwork, and nil tho un-to-dato fonturos combined into a strictly hlgh-grado machine, that runH light and nolsolosB. It will pay any Intend ing purchnaor to call and look thoso nvnr. Mr. N. II. Burloy. an old. oxporl- ',.,!,.,! amutner inn oh I ii n man. will tnko pajns to show you ovory courtesy. CHEAPER MACHINES . addition to tho high- Bovo mentioned, fort as low nB that uro bu- urguln eoun- a, benotlt of '. 3 Ubiui aRrneaW iBSoffloB -immi -yig rkiaffiiimohh mitttm npincpairii FylFK.yo j, t V r m WIGGINS, J Liberty St., Sftloro Snorv. Bicycles, Sowlug for femnlo prlsonors, nnd the womnn was placed In the county Jail for tho night. Tho man wns reloased, since tho roquiwt from Idnho did not link for tho nrrost of othor than tho womnn. It Is bullovod that the womnn's osrort Is from Portlnnd. To Secure Release. A potltlou to hccuio tlia rolonse of tho prisoner by writ of habeas corpus was begun this nfturuoon, Tho poll tlou will bo nrguod bofoio Judge Bnlso at I o'clock tills aftornoon. W. T. Humes, of Portland, W. II. Holmos anil Wobstor Holtnoo, of ths city, hnvo boon employed by tho woman, and the furthor detention of tho prisoner, pond ing tho arrival of tho warrant from Idaho, will bo vigorously opposed. The petition alleges that tho woman Is de tained nu a prisoner without a war rant of any kind, or through any legal process Doputy Prosecuting Attornoy J II. McNnry will nppoar for the state. Not a Word from Idaho. Chief Gibson hns not heard a word from tho Idaho olllcors slnco late Wed nesday ovonlng, when ho rocolvod a telephone moumgo from the Portlnnd pollco, who. acting on tho ndvlco of tho Idaho olllcors, roquoHtml the nr nwt of tho woman. The chief Is anx ious to receive a telogrnphlc warinnt for tho nrrot of tho woman, for he thinks that In such uvent ho can hold the woman. Thoio Is n qutwtlim us to whether a pilsnuer can be hold on a telegraphic wnnant, and the validity of Htich a warrant lias never been test ed In tho OroHun eourtM lu eent such a warrant arrive before the i .. i .i .,.,.... .i... , mi " - Mir iimuiiK m iieiiiiuu, uiw iw V iiour j)f HHpj nroouedliiK In cilmlunl l?all maolln'1"u,,,, w111 ,rol,nl,,y ,,tt l'1011 "lon for int' urai nine, uh iiuui siuee seum ie tormlned to win nut lu the caso nt hand Nono of the details of the crime for whli h the woman is wanted have ben received, other than It Is for rob-lnry Oarrett, Bertha Orlgsby, Zolla Crawley, OIgn Olson and Mrs. C O. Kronch. Poitlniul Y W. C. A. MIssos Bessie Strong, Margaret l.abbe, Kmma finch man, Abby Lowls, Matilda Weiss, Sadie Brown, K. J. Mclntlro. Bossle ro, Many Lewis Stato Committee Ml sos Abby Me Klroy, Louis K. Shlolds, Mrs. S. It. Johnston. "Council 99 Opening '. . r 10 uy w U'ypa any- W sDmmm WBsiWPuiBinr1 w uKjeW i i 9 iarAh ViRu. 9 i ww im, ii 1. $Cma$ ' I x. tfMnea and Supplies. ,Fii?'i nmlll 1.1 HI . I. ....In atmlllli l'l. JUBIOIll pUJW " - n. . . ........ .,lt,Alf 111 P tnftv we n jv.vm i- MrO. A. UlooK-wun u ama)JmulcaUnBtiu jouns, Bin- mm ilw v'S naSiU'llMtinaiPl." " wTrsftFiv.diu JijtKi ' Jy'lWilfliHUuLmJSul ' 'Wf!!? M"i . , swvinfnH : : tmi va,A-' QMnmUm (VMSij"s "IJv't D, Csurt trL i3--hr ,r' Kedri.n t -.'.W" Jfm 0I mi iMk. f jhtn i a . a..rz:.a ! mi . unit ronaiiiiiK. "' u r - mad ft Hpaoiauy, wu uP . . Btuml tho businoMs. ( ; : give our patrons tho beuefit of it. J. WENGER & CO. H-f4-H-HHM-4-t 1 1 1 M 1 1 1 1 A. M. Clousn, unoflnn iwi etreefc Phone Main 135 Salem, Oro Bon, (jyoeetwr to O, K. Huntln8r. Rtsliin6 lrodw nd Mill, North Y. W. C. A. CONVENTION College Christian Workers Wilt Meet in Salem "The Council," an elegant new su loon of tho Capital City, was formally oponed Wodnosdny evening by Prod Nockeimnnn. Tho furnishings and equipment nro tho best, and It ranks second to nono In tho city. Friends by tho scdre fioquontod tho plnce, nnd paid tholr rospocts to tho proprietor, who Is ono of tho pioneer liquor deni als lu the city, nnd ono whoe ac quaintance oxtends throughout the vnl ley. A delicious lunch wns served, and tho health of the house nnd Its proprie tor wure fieely offered. Mr. Necker mnnn has ovary reason to fuel proud of his new busluees vonture. DIED. HIND.MAN. At tho homo of Oeo IS. Hatch, on l'ront sheet, In this city, nt 0:30 p. in., Wednesday, Novem ber 18, 1008, lilmer C. Illndmnn. aged about 17 yeniw. of blood poison lug. of Durkee. Ifristein Oiecon. . The decensed hid wan a student at the Capital Iluslnew College In this city. The body wns embalmed, and will be sent to fiukor City for burial. Prank Olmrd. shop guard at the state penitentiary, has none to Wood hum to visit his many fi lends, and al so attend the Catholic fnlr If Come In? ' I ' Who over asks such n question nt this store? Who ovor saysAm I Welcome? Somehow at this storo ev. erybody feelB at homo. Everybody la invited here. Wo noto with pleasuro thd constantly Increasing number of folks who regard this storo as "my storo." C-ur customers nro treated courteously and fairly, and, when the buy things thoy find they'd rather not hnvo, wo glvo tholr money back. There is a general fooling of friend llness for tho stoic, of confidence In ItB methods, ns -well as In Its clotlilnK And you mny bo Biiro that, while- we and our helpers may mako mistakes that confidence shall uovcr be abused Fall and Winter Clothing, Haberdash ery and Hats aro nil In, and wo ate at your sorvlco. Besides wo carry tho original Pack ard flno shoo for mon. Nono better on tho market today for tho price. Buy ono pair and try them, and you will ever nftor he our shoo customer. I ii !! (i i 1 1 ( i 1 1 1 1 1 1 ii 1 1 !! G. W, Johnsons Co. ! clothiers to the People, 257 Commercial St. Salen. ecsaaeeeaees0aaS0esftecaaa9ae0towacat 4hi 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 n 1 1 1 1 ii i n 1 1 n n 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 n i i-h-h-h i 8 ii, 1 THE STANDARD in H i ii mi ii Sun Typewriters They nio constructed on tho plan of tho ?100 machines. Strone ! '. typo bare; direct strokoj alight, rapid touch; carriage, platen nnd paper releases; perfect alignment; marginal stop, etc. Seo tho one nt the 'ofllco of tho Capital Journal. i j AN UP-TO-DATE MACHINE. PRICE ONLY $40. Local agent for Salem wanted. ddioss THE SUN TYPEWRITER AGENCY, Albany, Oregon. hum 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i i o 1 1 1 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ni huh RIGHT PRICES Our new stock of raisins are now In, at prices lower than ever. 10c for a full weight, 16-ounce Seed ed Raisins. 3 for 25c for 12-ounce Seeded Raisins 3 pounds for 25c for extra fancy loose Muscatels. NEW WALNUTS. New Citron. New Lemon Peel. New Orange Peel. New Boiled Cider. New Heinz Mince Meat. We offer the best line -of the above mentioned goods at the most reason able prices ever offered. ROTH & GRABER Phone 511. 124 8tate Street nBKBBBEBBBIllEBMBiaHQaBBBEHDnBHBIIBIfllDHIi'lBBHIIBIBBBBWI I REM 11 TO N n H M m 5 iff! M H n a n r s a m m And all we have to say is a that We Retail at Wholesale. I a s give us a trial 11. .& .IIAiulV.a a ...i..i.n.ii,lft tt IliA twllojie y. M. C, A- eajivontlQiL to be Ji&ltl JIQUtlgWItiV tMi wmOj, Is lynde by INt)t7WlLWCClI. orWllaivJett I'liUerslty. The eleventh annual convention of ACKER'S DYSPEPSIA TABLETS euro Dyspepsia and all disorders aris ing fiom Indigestion indorsed by physlolnns everywhere. Sold by all druggists. No oure. no pay. 36 cents. Trial package free by writing to V, H IIOOKOr & t'O.. ItUITHlO. N. Y. NEW TODAY tho V W. C. A will be held In ye Unl erslty from November Hth to lflth Many prominent speakers will be here. among wnuin nre. diiHe uoiiBinuce iMcCorklo. state 8rtarj of Colorado; Atr ueuo iiiiirniHimii, uuwuui4 v retary Portland's Voung Mn's Chris tian Association, Mies Abby McHlroy. tcrtr fori land YtHing women u ChHnan Association Mis Ionise F PPK SALE A S'o. 1 stock raueh of lftu ncreu. with i,000 acres of out-ranga Joining, the place, house unm tnd orohajd; 1(t nitnu In nllli a ttiin 1 aura. jblaehed and seeded. 1 miles to school. Hi mile, to town. Price $000, $000 cash, balance on four years' time. I live two miles Hithw of Sheridan on ray farm. It will nt ml yon a cent to seo my bargains. VtH for full circulars O. O. nURGggg, UK i Agent. Sheridan. Or. , Has u.ihoil in the rlt nnd enn bo consulted on all affairs of Ufo. The Hind 'Wonder Is too well known In this country to need much Introduction, but for tho benellt or the fow who mny not have hoard of him he will say that ho Is n Rindunte of the occult collegos of India nnd France, nnd has been a profes slonnl medium for tho past 15 yoars, the past year In Spokane Wnsh , where he gave the very beet satisfaction to all. Professor Delmar guarantees to tell you what you came for or charge you nothing. This Is fair, is it not? Ho w tell you what you camo for without asking a single question; no mntter what your troubles are, ho will guide you out of them with sucooes on your side; ho will glvo you namoe, datos, facts and localltlee in a wny that will astonish the most skeptical. It may be of vital Interoet to you to know the outcome of your present distress. The hap pine of your future life may depend upon tho right solution, and proper advice. The Hindoo Wonder mnkoe no mistakes. All his predictions nre tiue. and may be relied upon. You mny wish to know If It Is advisable to make a change In business. In love or In mnrrlnge. Shall I succeed In my """ "-.iuiuiiBf k,uh i iriisc my inonils? Have I onemles? When shall I marry? How often shall I marry? Shall I over be divorced T Dee another shnie the Ioe Unit rightfully belongs to me? If so, who? Am I loved In re turn? Have I a rival In my love? Whom shall I marry? How many children will I have? When will my domoetlc trouble ond? How can I make my life nnd homo happy? Wheu will my absent friend return? Why do I not receive a letter? Should I Invest my monoy? In what should I Invest' Is my disease cm able? Shall I win my law suit? Delmar tolls you all tl.eso thlnga nnd a great many more. He settles lovors' quarrels, reunite, the sepa rated, nuul shows how to overcome all dlfllcultlos. He Is ever ready to aselst those with smnll cnpltal to nnd a qulok and ure paying tntement. If you wish to make a sure paying investment see Delmar. Hundreds have boen made Independent for life through hie advloe and counsel. He can do the same for you. No matter what your past experience with clalrvwyante has been call and see thle wonderfully gifted medium, It will cost yon nothing unless yau are perfectly wUefled with what he tells jou. Delmar should not be classed with the many so-called mediums and cheap pretenders, he is far superior to aaywie you have ever seen, and a cnll at his office will convince the most skepUcHl that Prof Delmar is far above the average medium In every way Don't fall to call" A reading may save you many mistakes In ths future. i-mcimiw. nu i wuejiMMi u m MM you are perfectly satisfied auoniiance. lessons in palmistry and mediumlstlc person short time at reasonable rates. SPEER BROS. X 143-147 State St. KLINGER-SCHREIBER BLOCK. 8ALEM, OREGON SBBflBflBBBBBHBBHXBBBflBBSIBRUBBBHflflflBBflflBflEIBBBBHEBHBHB 3oiffl:jaLX3-3E: ss if you use Maph Syrup, you ought to try tho original The best nrup canned Ask for a 25-cent can for a trial. Wo always have the best of everything In grocorios. FULLER DOUGLAS. Grocers 142 State Street. 'Phone 2261. UMBRELLAS RECOVERED!! REPAIRED!! MUD GUARDS AND STEEL RIAIS FITTED ON ALL MAKES OF BICYCLES SHIPP & HAUSER TUB BICYCLE MEW SGk CHICAGO STORE PEOPLE'S BARGAIN HOUSE. I-ady developed Parlors so arranged thnt you w meet no strangers, as W jwofessor has his own private waiUng room. Omee hours 0 a. m. to p. w. dally Prioae masunable and within the reach of nil Call early aud avoid waiting. Bvery thing treated ns sacred aud confidential , ,.u.,,ya ur , juoi ua lurmi-i u. yoi caueci in person Send 11 with urn nnmo, fi- uu umv 01 oiriu. wiin any questions you may Iteplies will be sent promptly Address all mall to THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE. If you want to buy dry goods aheap don't forgot the always busy store Keep It foremost In your mind, and don't buy until yon get our prices We have mountains of goods, and you may raly on tho Chloago Store to gie the same goods at less prices than you can nnd elsewhera. wish to nsk. SIR FRANCIS DELMAR, Next to Strong's JRestauranr. Parlors, Corner Commercial and Court Sts. Stacks of dress goods from Lewol len's stock from lSc to Sl.QQ. 7io cord vel ets, all the new shades, special priao 40c. TSc plain silk finished velvets, new shades, special price 18c. Stacks of outing llannols, any kind you want, from ikc to 10c. Silks. 1000 )de, all kinds, ranging In price from 30c to $1 00. 100 pieoes calico, every kind and make, from 3 He to 10c. 100 yards of table linens, from 10c to 1.Q0. PRICES JUST HALF. Muslins and all kinds of doniestus, blankets nnd comforts going chpap 1000 rolls cotton batting, sale pnr Sc. 00 pairs of corsets, bought (heap, will be sold cheap. S1.Q0 corsets spe cial price 50c. M do, ladles' derby ribbed 3rt ft0 lined underwear from I.owollen ioc only 18c. 100 do, men's underwear derby ribbed, fleece lined, good and warm. Wo. T IF YOU WANT RARE BARGAINS VISIT OUR STORE. McEVOY BROS., ggffltom. or- rvf m T4 -ff I Wf