The Wichita daily eagle. [volume], August 09, 1902, Page 5, Image 5

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THIRTY MINUTE
DOWN POUR
One and a Halt Inches Fall In
-That Time.
AN INCH LAST NIGHT
Rain Assures Immense Crop
of Corn,
Two a half inches of rain fell in
this cit.
twc-en tr.
and at
hardest
0 'ck i:.
1 i! in :r.
t-nvy d '
I ;i th '
O v lock, c
T: !" 01 '
Th' n..!
m ...ity, i
ccr:i cr '
c .l.y rn.. :
fir yicl i
r.j : thi- .
i.. 'iang'
. rday nwl night be-
h. (- of 3 v. in. and midnight,
i ur.-.L it w.t: m il raining. The
Distress
TRAMPS ARE
. GETTING BOLD
on
Kausea between meals, belching, vom
iting, flatulence, fits of nervous head
ache, pain in the stomach, are all They Try tO Rob Hotel
symptoms of dyspepsia, and the longer ; Twent V Fi rSt Street,
it is neglected the harder it is to cure it. '
Hood's Sarsaparllla
and Pills I
Radically and permanently cure it ;
strengthen and tone the stomach and rL l n ill- m n i
other digestive organs for the natural Rathbum WaS Barely
ONE ROBBER FIRES GUN
performance of their functions.
Accept no substitute for Hood's. !
"I had dyspepsia twenty-five years and
took different medicines but got no help
until I began taking Hood's Sarsiparllla.
Have takeD four bottles of this medicine
and can now eat almost anything, sleep
well, have no cramps in my stomach, no
currwi bftweea 3 and i I burning and no distress." Mas. William
ftrnoo:.. -when 1.4 inches j G. Babrett, 14 Olney St., Providence, It. I.
After mat nooa s ssrsaparilia promises to
Missed By Bullet.
.iv-:,e mi
the clouds cleared aa, j CUre 2nd kocPs Promise.
:rr. recoir.r&"ri''iJ about
l y midnight about an inch
a gri-at blessing to this com
it .insures a r cord-brea'.rins
" f-arlv
nl woul !
There was a good deal of excitement
in the north part of the city Thursday
night over an attempt of three men to
rob the Hotel Reiser on Twenty-first
street, opposite the new Dold pacing
bouse. s
A few minutes before 13 o'clock the
people In that section were aroused by
the report of a gun and some of the men
got out to Investigate the cause of the
shooting. It was soon learnfed that the
Five men. picked because of their powers
of endurar:. were put to wort: shovel
ing out the slack, and Mr. Hochstet-
ter was one of them. Because of the shooting was at the hotel, for the In
gas which filled the bin the men were mates of thc hous neeln fro
; unaDie to stay in mere longer man s. ... . ...
orn was practi . m, QT , b UQCh, Hke rates from a burning barn.
ha j proauc" u
. n l...d t , -i
:iiiK.-i, but t j.
Ltfn no rnvi
1. 1 .. corn -is
.rung v
cur:.
stetter remained in a little too long. varies itaumurn, a courageous young
When he emerged, he was almost suf- man, who oarda at the hotel, came near
f oca ted and soon was in a delirium. He losing his life trying to protect Mr. Rei-
! was taken to his rooms, whore W. M. gor and his family. One of the robbers
r f the past few o.ys. bt j v.'olterschied. 0ne of his employers, spent fired two shots at him, one not missing
h thr exc -t hai,ly high tern- , th njght w;tn him Yesterday his condl- his neck more than an inch. Speaking
-: .ncrday. tut, -darnuged the tion was mnrh improved and he will be of the matter to a reporter for the Eagle
. dim i.ropie wei.- nW(. (n rf,tiirn fo TCOI.k npvt week.
yesterday Mr. Rathbum niri:
.rang to iook anxiously lor signs or j The fire m the coal bJn burned a hole ..j am a boardar and was at tne house
I in the wooden floor, and the nroDrietors last nleht. nortlv afiar n n inrv tin
when thy brsan the dav'g work vs- of the estaWihment have decided to tear white men and a negro came to the
i , ::iy n.uri..iig mere w.ih out siignt prus
tlw tritir h'is wiuld be reaiizf-d,
t : the !
v...-- av
ai'pear a
; i ased :
y w.is Har As the mornin'j
. hi.w'ver. fJouds began to
'ind the horizon and these in
ii .!y after th..' sn had passed
tt- merMi-iii. At 2:' the northern sky
va? black ami the western sky was rap
liiv beccmliiK so. Abe ut 3 o'clock a vio-
out the wo. d n floor and put in one of house. The two white men came in and
brick. As the walls are already of brick, 1 was suspicious that they did not mean
the bin -will then be almost fireproof. any good. Two or three times one of
Tn DC TDicn U! UIPUITI the men went out and whispered some-
IU Dt I nltU H WlOnl I A '.thing to the colored man. who had stop
American Kook Co. Controversy to IJo Ped Putslde the door, and sat down on
Aired itt Circuit Court, an emPty beer keg. It occurred to me
On September lS. in the United States that he "as sitting outside to watch and
rennrf t Vin en t. on ?. nomine a r
1 t win-: :,. , ,r to bio v. bringing with it ; circuit court in this city, Judgo Hook ter ft utUe whHe Qne q(
t . drop- -t n.ln. and soon there was a hear tho arsuments on the injunction to make threats against Mr Rei and
c npoir ! h. v.;nd reached the veloc- , . , , . .. . , . , ,
., . gotten out by the American Book com- he slipped into the dining room from the
it- "f tlr.rt -. r: niile? pv hour. . . ,
'...ut o,lnk the ci.lUdH Jsgan to W sanst Crane & Co. of Topeka. office There was a revolver lying on the
v., .si,. an-I B..on the , ky was cler. Af J Quinton & Quinton. and the county at- 8hel,f behind the counter and the col-
tc .lark. howeor, it was noticed thp.t ! torney of Shawnee county for interfering , V . ,
t.. -ky w.is becoming overcast again, and ; with thtlr business in this state. The
E.1 ' '.t o i '" k the rain fn-,'an anew and temporary Injunction was granted Wed
c . i:i.:iel ; t.-ulily for hourr. J nesday by Judge Hook at Leavenworth,
i '. r;i .. v, !i nliiv : nmnnnlwi hv i snA he .nnnniinwd thnt it would h tried
but so far ! almost as soon as court convened in this """" u u.m. ne weni
city.
The American Book company has the
B- - ( r.- e - tr:-jl di3tur').:'i"e.
s..- is kni'-.... !;- one ws injured.
TIih ra'ii w.is not confined to Wichita,
but was v.) n over southern Kansas.
T'iring m-- ii .ivy dr wi.pour yesterday
moon the t -mperatur.i fell to 61 de
TV' n:-hest temperature -ea hed
ytit'Tdaj v. .tn yi degras.
CHILD DRANK LYE
TAttle laus;hterof H'm, Henderson Is
Very 111.
The littl- 4-year-old ditughter of Mr.
a 1 Mrs. illiani Henderson was suffer
1 tT .sever- 1 last night from the effects
c: 'lrinkii.u- lve. She will probably die.
VViliiam fit ntbTPon lives on Market
Btret t ab..e Twenty-flrst street, and he
w rks at the ("udahy pH'king house. Yes
tfr.ljy Mrs K-ndcrson had some strong
li- i.i a l't:l". which sh- was using to
C.' ..r. the in low:; of hi r house. She sat
th'- bott!' ti'ti on the floor while n
?l in hi r wirk of ehaning the win
cws. aii'i t!i.' little pi'l jiicked up the
b"ttle ai.'j drank a portion of the con-
The oh'I'l pereamed, ar.ti in the xcite
m nt it v is some time before Mrs. Hen
drrsm d rd the entise of the child's
BifftrinR- A doctor was called and
( -r thii.t; ti 'iie that r-'Miid be, but aome
hold of that,beforc starting any trouble,
but they did not succeed.
""When Mr. Reiger went into the din
ing room one of the men ran out the
along the west side of the house, and
when I saw him trying to look Into the
contract for furnishing some of the text Indow of the dining room I thought
books for Kansas this year, and Crane & he vas eolns t0 tr' to shoot ReiSer
Co. of Topeka enjoined them In the su
preme court because the foreign corpora
tion had no charter, according to the
state laws. This Injunction was dissolved
the early part of the week, when the com-
through the window. I started totrds
him, and when he saw me coming he
turned and fired two shots, one of the
balls from the revolver coming so close
to the side of my neck that I could feel
i-w much !f the chill had drank and
whether it ln.l reuche.l us stomach. It
only the mouth and throat was eaten
wth the it might set well.
CAME AFTER HIS CHILDREN
Mrs. Thomas Quirk of Coffeyville
Eloped With Another Man.
Thos Quirk, of Coft t. ille. came to
Wichita yest.roay and with the akl of
th - polic
ur n and t '.. them away with him. Mr.
and Mrs v'uirk have li'ed in Coffeyville
for man e.irs and were quite promi
r":it in onsin'-'ss and society circles of
pany paid their charter fee and wero the heat from lu
granted a charter. Crane & Co. and their "After the shots were fired. I retreated
attorneys had already prepared another 28 rapidly as I could to the corner of
injunction, but the foreign company got tho hose and the two men ran down
In ahead of them and got tho restraining Topeka avenue, towards the railroad,
order issued Just s 1 turned the corner of the house
Bookmen and attorneys over tho state 1 met tno colored man and thinking
give this as a victory for tho American tnat ne belonged to tho gang I grabbed
Book company. The text nooks are all hold of him and told him to surrender,
changed this year, and tho business for Ea,d he "would make no resistance,
the first year would bo enormous, many but sa,d tnct ho had nothing to do with
times as much as any of tha following Wo other fellows. He. however, told me
years, and the company got out this In- tna- thc' had Intended to get :ho re
Junction because within thirty days every volver behind tho counter and I won
book dealer in the state would be sup- derod how he knew that if he had noth
plied with books, and as many of tho ing to do with them. I thtnk tho men
schools will be open by that time hur- were tramps and just wanted to scare
dreds of books will have been purchased Reiger out of the room and then rob
by students before the Injunction can be the money drawer or perhaps hold up the
argued. people In the house and take what money
The state supreme court was asked to they had.
grant an injunction against the company "Officer Washburn, I suppose, was at-
on the same day the United States court tracted by the shots and came after tho
the
as in-
being
charter law, but the court held that they satisfied that he was not connected with
hail, and the restraining order was re- the other men. I was down in the Mis
fused, souri Pacific switch yards. Just below
Ninth street, after noon today and I saw
tho two white men in a box car. I made
a rush for the car and tried to shut the
door and keep them in, but the opposite
t, the P(,., i. ;t the pdtKir.j? house who actpJ but refllsod The complainants al- two men had run away. I turned
h.ol seen to- . hild prech -t 1 that it would ( ,epcd that th(j conipany had not compljed colored man over to him, but I was
ui". The d tors said they could not ull : with a of the rcnulrcments of the state formed that he turned him loose, bi
NEW CARS ARE ORDERED
They Will be delivered to the Street
Irnilwsiv fit. Alinnt "Vnv. V
Superintendent W. R. Morrison yestor- door was not astoned and the' slipped
out or it ana ran uown toward tne power
housa. I reported to the police, but the
day received notice thnt tho Street Rall-
lo -at-d his wife and two chil- j r company had closed a contract with men could not be found.'
the St. Louis Car company for some more ' Mr. Reiger and the women about the
new cars. housed seemed to be alarmed and thought
Manager S. L. Nelson wrote that his the men were dangerous characters. One
contract calls for three new cars, with of the women in the house said she was
that cit. About four m nihs ago ho the privilege of making it eight cars in afraid because they were so iar irom
told the : oi.ee that his wife, with their cas tha new- lin Is built on South Km. the police station. She said that she had
two child:, n. eloped with a man named porlR avenue. They are all to be like the yoHcd. for the police when she thought
Daughertj and earn.- to this city, new ones tecenUy put on the. Topoka-. tney would all be killed,
although h- did not le.un their where- avenue line, with the Ratan spring seats. OFFERS FINE PRIZES
Superintendent Morrison says that so "
many people have expressed their pref- Wichita Nursery Will Give Special
erence for the last new cars, that tho Premiums for Fruit Displays,
ocmpany will get all the new cars like V. F. Schetl. ot the Wichita nutsery.
them. He was especially anxious to get yesterday announced the following prises
the new cars before th" date of the fall he would offer at the exposition and car-
festival, but the Car company could not nival this fall for difl- fmlt. The t
be induced to promise them before No- amount of tho prizes correspond with j
vember 1. The new cars will be put on liberality of the 4jSoct&tiuu uself In of-
abouts vvtii a few d;.;-s Hgo. The chil
li' n are bovs, one ten and the oth-r
th"'-' yens of a.ie. ;::'d they are very
r. e littl. i-Kows. we'd kept and manly.
Th-- oMc-t .'s workif in a pump t'ac
t r vih-'v ft'ur.d by thr officers. The
o:-jii .iiitl mo n hae b. -n living to
F' tlKjr in a room on East Douglas ave
I . since coming here. Tho woman and
c!.Mrt.n wire taken to the polioc station.
Where the mother acknowledged her
4rong-d0mg and gave up the children.
Eh- FoTiod very hard hearted as the
cr. l-1ren tM-re k-d aw-iy. n--t a Fltrn of
a"Vction f-r h-r offspi:n did she show.
husbr-i stated that he could stand
ha h.s wife letve hlr.i. but not
n and well hr might be
: for :'-" certainly are
irs. He premised to take
to his wKe's mother, who
:.s-wned her daughter for
:tnd here U emld hive Rood
i st he xvo-a'd keep with
fr divorce will be tiled
. .-. he t' " woman, and he
- : apr''" "gainst het un
' k u take those thi
' i'i ,d ii.no a Agh', on
r h - s-iid thnt rlenty of evi
.'"Miiy could be shown
' ' ' r i ;
Underwear
Price
25c
The kind that you regularly pay 50c for.
The kind we've sold the most of this season
at 50c a garment. So you know it's good.
This Underwear is of peculiar weave
cool, very porous and absorbent. You can't
help but like it. Besides, the price has been
cut in two and right now when you need
such Underwear most.
See it displayed in the east window.
Today only.
V
Price
:he Garment
Herman & Hess
No Clothing fits Like Ours.
Every Sat
urday Night
We have music by iht best Mandolin and Guitar Soloists in
the city and we always serve the best and the COLDEST
SODA IN WICHITA.
DGCKUM & HIGGINSON'S
TWO DRUG STORES
Postage Stamps at Cost 128 and 248 N. Main.
A Healthful Drink
This warm weather you should be careful
what you drink. Everything should be sanitary,
such as is drawn from our Twentieth Century
Fountain, the only one in Wichita.
THE MOORE DRUG CO.
216 East Douglas.
TRADE AT FULTON'S IT PAYS
A Short Shirt Tale
Thi skirt of the shirt is full length,
bat oar story is short. The Work Shirts
we ari selling for a quarter are our reg
ular 50 cent values, but as a matter of
fact are better quality than is usually
sold at 502 and when we cut that orice
t 111 in two ana give you choice for OKp
; s they go like hot cakes. wu
j few We knew they would sell lively, but
tM our sa'ss surprise us. They sell them
jpi selves ; all we have to do is to show them
. gig and each customer takes from four to a
g dozen. Come in end pick out a bunch of
: them; you'll always consider yourself
i Igl lucky to get Them at such a little price.
: j SUMMER COATS In east window we have dispkved
a lot of regular 50c Featherweight Summer Coats for office,
i w store cr general wear, 25c. All Up-to-date styles and colors.
Our Furnishing department is showing the latest in
Fashionable Neckwear.
Your money back for any dissatisfaction.
C. R. FULTON
WICHITA'S GREATEST CLOTHING STORE.
Attend the Special
Pants Sale
Today at the Golden Eagle
Hundreds of pairs of Men's and Young Men's High
grad.e Hand-Tailored Pants at almost your own price, as
they must go to make room for our Fall Stock, which will
soon begin to arrive.
See Display and Prices in Center Window
Men's Suits
The remainder of our Spring and Summer stock of Suits
will be sold regardless of cost, as they must go. It will
pay you to see them. You can't resist buying one.
Straw Hats Less Than One-Half Price.
nG0LDiOAG!UE
WICHITA'S GREATEST MONEY-SAVING CLOTHING STORE.
211 South Main St. One Fare
Phone 234.
No Substitutions.
Groceries J. J. Fetly
F. Johnson Meats
Sole Agents for Rippley's Fly Remover. J
Home visitors
CURSMS,.
Low Rates to Points k
OHIO and INDIANA
Saturday, Aug. 9th.
500 Pounds Good Boiling
Beef, pound 4c
500 Pounds Rib Roast Beef,
pound 10c
A full variety of the best Fresh
Meats at the lowest spot cash
prices.
Whillock Bros.
'Phone, 929
Melons on Ice. "
Fresh Rock Ford Honey.
For Ice Tea get our fine 25c
article, 10 pounds for $2.00.
Spring Chickens.
Veal and Lamb.
Pork Chops.
Juicy Steaks.
222 E. Douglas.
Geuda Hotel and Bath House.
Geii'ia Springs. lOtn.
This h"tPl lias bewn remadJed ad newly
furnished and generally fltted for tha
accommodation and comfort of vtMtra to
tlw spring?. Tha proprietors. Me ewarj
of the Justly celebrated rainrl spring,
hotel and bath house, will loave nothing
undone tr. ploase guests.
TUTTLE & MAKTIN'. Proprvtors.
Round
Trip
Rock Island
System
August
13, 14, 15 and 16
Grand Army Reunion, Rock
Island Park, JcfTcraon, O. T.
Sanford's Band Excursion
Thursday. Train leaves
Wichita at 7:35 a. ra., arrives at
Jefferson at 9:36 n. m.
Phone 293. Dally Eagle, Delivered, 10c Per Week, ( Dally Eagle, Delivered, 10e Per Week.
SI
Topeka avenue and "West Side and
ten-minuto service given.
faring purses and prenjinms larger than ;
any before offered by any fair west of '
Mr. Morrison says it is the intention of St. Lout.
the company to keep right along lm
provinjc tha Street Railway company's
Mr. ScbeJl will give m for the beat gen
eral display of fruit at the fair. For the
Th
it t
th -
PT !
flr.o
tb
hi. 1:.
iitl- .
U
Uus lis 1
car. T
fciTV A
at , " t :i
system l. r- until it is made one of the best plat of Campbell grapes on esbi-
wry best in the west. It was h!nted In Wtion. h wiH rive JS. For ta beat plate ;
a quiet v. '- yt-sterdav ihit the com- of Ratbbun blackberries he wil Igive SS
p.n:y wu c-ing to bul'J h fine pavillion and for the beat plate of the Wonderful j
on Collet Jitil and that thr ground rs- , toto peaches he will arive 55. j
ceutiy 1 urcha.sed tber by W. K. Mor-
n at. 1 Ooler Sio was lr. reality pur-I
based tor the Street Railway company. port Worth Sheriff Is Coming After
but when asked in rercard t) that matter Alleced Bicsmist.
ARE COMING AFTER HIM
Supermtt ndr.t Morrison sal-i that he and
Mr. Sim had bought the ground for themselves.
.-he
hanii-
CP of
:-ft r.
WICHITA TEAM DEFEATED
ALMOST SUFFOCATED BY GAS
Chief Burt yesterday received a letter
from the sheriff of Tarrant couaty. Tex.,
enclosing the vrarract for the arreet of '
Harry Gray, charging bigamy. The fa- J
formation of the -warrant, or capias, as U !
Mulvane Team Won by the Score cf - is called In he Lone Star state, was fi!d ,
15 to 4. ! en Jtiae A The sheriff stated that he -
The WIcMt.i Pusines College basebail had mads application for a requlaiti.n j
t nr. won: t Mn:an yesterday and on the governor of Texas and that tV j
j played the M,.Uane tHam. The Mulvane
j us 0',:fUt---'1 'l1 -:a'.a at everv point
Ti iilinni lio lisirttcr. E:np!oj nt ! - f th5 icarao and defeated them by a score
Machine .Sh rx Ua Ksraj. j c-f 15 to 4. The Wichita team was not in
"William Ho. ; -t r, t-r.oyc !n the ; ;t with the boys at Wulvane. who danced
Waltersehrid r . . ;,. s) !!rrow!y es- ! sv klnfi of rinra around th vtslfnm
capea aeatn . . y ar-..rnooa by suf
focatlen frotr. ival gas.
About 2 o -hvk it ws discovered that
the slack in v.w coal bin was on Are,
caused by ei-ont-irous combustion. There
was but one y by which th fire could
be reaehHi and that was to throw the
slack out cf the bin, through a window.
hamherlain's
Colic, Choleras
Jferej falls and is pleasant to talc.
' h- Uulvare team were better hitters
i:t-d iiort- judgment in base running
: h..r. th :eam from the business college
tuid th 'r pitcher Avas more effective.
Tho baiUries were: Mwlvane Mordy and
Phillips; Wichita Thrush and ReiffeL
METHODIST CONFERENCE
AVill He Held In "Wichita in Septem
ber. The annua: conference of the Afriean
Methodist Episcopal church win bo held
in St. Paa' s church on North Water
street the Vek tHginatag September 15.
Blbp Schaffor wi"! rrcsWe. Because cf
the conference the colored people of this
cit !.a e aar.donsd their. plans for an.
I, emaatiiu.tion day. celebratloa.
r-apers were on the way to Geverrsr 1
Stanley nod that it was expected that the
papers would be returned to him by to- '
day and that he woold leave Fort Worth j
UUS sreaniK w uuk ow iui mm.
TWO FARM SALES
Illinois Man
for
Buys 640 Acre:
$1B,O00.
B. Maxwell, a resident of Sedgwick
county, has sold to C R, Hasten of Mc
Donough county. Illinois, W acres in
Illinois township for JliV
Dr. J. W. Kirkwood has sold to Re nan
Salisbury about eighty acres is Gypeuat
township for ii,500.
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S0
This signature is oa tctt box of the gesntse
Laxative BronH)"-Quinine Tablets
ii; wusedy (hat care a cold lis ese Am3
EXCURSION SERIES NO. 1.
RATE ONE FIRST-CLASS FARE
PLUS $2 FOR ROUND TRIP.
Tickets on sale September 2d, 9th, 16th
and 23d. 1502. Tickets will be sold to all
roints on the lines of the B. & O. S. W.,
C. H. & D.. C. C. C. & St. I. D. W..
111.. Cent-. L. E. & W.. Pennsylvania
lines. Sonthern Railway. T. P. & W..
Vandalia line and Wabash Railway, In
the states of Ohio and Indiana, located
on and west of a line drawn through
Sandusky. Columbus, Dayton. Spring
field. Cincinnati, to and including LouU
ville, Ky. Final limit for return thirty
days from date of sale.
EXCURSION SERIES NO. 2.
To Certain Points in Illinois, Indiana,
Michigan, Ohio, Kentucky. New
York," Pennsylvania, Ontario and
West Virginia.
RATE ONE FIRST-CLASS FARE
FOR ROUND TRIP.
Tickets on mte October 3d. M. ila. and
51 h. ia& Final return iizelt November i.
Theee exenrskme o2er the best Oppor
tunity to Ttft voer oM home mad friends,
and th Kiacoeri PadSc sattwity. with
Its splendid rwadbe. its fsat train,
equipped T?1tJ the hstci iapTOvemeBta.
tekea ycu to St. iMiia, hc connecttotu
pro made with all eaMers Use, ta the
xnasnlOcest new boVm station. For full
partlculara. call on or write
I. R. SHERWIN, P. & T. A. I
Towus-ltlp Tax L.evie.
All the townships hi the county have
reporter their township tax levies to the I
county clerk, as follows: '
Aftoo, T5-; TtJca. ; Delano. 2: Eagle. !
2fe; &fe. 1: Garda Puis. J. Grand River,
4; Orant. Or'y. Gypsusn
Illinois. 5; Kechi. l-ser.. Uaaeha.
t. Morton. $: Xintach. :. -hio. 4; Park.
; Payr.e. r.ockford. SaJeai. I:
SherTrar'. Vaiir Cter. S; Viola.
f. "'aco JH. Wichita, t j
The c'ty '-'.s ar as follows- j
Chn" :" Oearwater. 1?. Gotidard, S: I
Moeat iiopc. ; YaUey Center. JS: Weh
ita, 3. !
mm WO wet Store
Originators, not Imitators.
Waist and Linen Skirt S
ale-Today
$5.00 Silk Waists, S1.99
This morning at S a. ta. we shall place oa sal
all of our $1.00 and $5.00 Silk Waists We lan
I tory before September 1. henc ur h
price cutting. Th walBta com In olack. ui
i pink nnd light bfoe, are Tiade with clttoit?rs
! tack and lace front, triaaaed with smali aliX
I tons. Today, choice, each 9!
Si AS Linen Skirts, 66c
Good qaality Uasa, Dock &ad Covert WaHctsz
Skirts, anjtood; the thia& for hot weihr; i
worth from $1.18 to GQn
Tody. each i
Ertr good Liaca Waiktas Skirts: mm cordeo
htrv floea&; bowls with fif ww t to-
ssrtkm or, tho aid aa4 bovo floc; QQn.
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Fancy Dishes
19c China and Porcelain ?xncj
Decorated Disbet, iih gold
band and rosette ot firx
cr b. Choice
5c
5c Ribbons, 2c
Tote sraidK ire i l jtex am ak 200
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coaac ia ail imagmohi color. Prvcr. Sar.r i .
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Girl's Tamoshanters
2Sc Girls' Tamo ha at r, very
desirable for school wear ; choice
Each, 5 Cents
Extra good quality, 350 pafft.
combination Ink and Pencil
Scocoi Tablet, S. M. brand.
Each, s Cents
New Fall Dress Style Prints
Dark and medisss dark 3fer Fa . Drc Sy
Prin., paiteraa entirely a :6c and 7c vj' et, yi.
Opal Flower Vases
10c Decorated Opal
Yasf , 3 inches high
strictly 10c article.
Bach, 5 Cents
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Powdered Borax
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dicioal purpoaes.
Each, 5 Cents
Sun bonnets
25c Chaabray Scop Soniwa&e t : ,t ia
sateea. To close oat beSore w u-v ri- ery.
each
Standard Dollar Corsets
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