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VOL. XVIII. NO. 107
ASHEVILLE, N. C, MONDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 6. 1902.
PRICE2 Cents
WITHnRAWIMR flRFlFRS Tfl Tha,t
Old Ostrich Trick
G. A. R. ENCAMPED
III I I iftj l ifi w UllUbllU I J
RUN CARS. SAVED RIOTING
Hacs Never Yet Fooled Anybody
? TEH THOU1AKD FSOPXJC
Bead The CltUen" Tt day.
J Your announcement In Ma p-
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AT THE NATIONAL
CAPITAL
Washington City Lavishly Dec.
orated in Honor of the
Occasion
Mayor of New Orleans Would
Compel Company to Operate
Lines. But fearing Blood
shed. Revoked Plan
And Meantime Citizens Walk cr
Ridpin Whatever Conveyance
They Can Truster, Hoping lor
Settlement
i . t ; X-v Irlean-
to walk or ride in ram-;
from place to place, j
i ham- this morning in I
ilioii. The order nf the!
mriany to run Its ears at'
.: a? I e. ailed, doubtless,
! .ii.l gave thn public
i' i trui and re-nmp-
in xi. lit.
en n . w ho had I.-
. rim- force to hold
1,
' to protect lile
ii
n. -aid today that
.'I ' the mayors order :
J 1 1 -1 1 l"i .-. 1 by conditions ;
"v. ii.p-1 after it was sent.
ill" inning of street rail-;
i ii..!;.- wir-s are numerous j
i. i' (I' li'ii uiai me niift't
I t . . I I i V .
:l ! m.ik.
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a-" a measure of pro
a move in the I'riit
l.iy. President Pear
.1 etv.-r was appoint-th-
company would
WILL NOT OUTLAW HORSES
FOR RUNNING IN ATLANTA
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ri I a ' ;.i .. i t
:' it h.it -. y
r ill.- S.iiih
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'..--On account of
lit. red in racing '
in Inter-State fair
.b. r !th-2Mh would I
t.. i ti.tii.it from ..titer tracks, the rae
ii r -..-. i i th.- fair has announced
'K.. I, .is notification front
i:.i-i i :i Ji- k- y i lub. stating trmv
h.i '- - : i I'.u h- i -a ill not be disqua'.i
i : i' r ks uiid- r their control.
FOR RENT FURNISHED
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en tral
o people $20
f.ii r.ac- heat $40
f i i. a. hear J41)
A--. r- ntral, furn.-ue heat..
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1-' . Haywood st .
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11 is- Soco st
SUBURBAN
i Wnoley
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. $12
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J. H. XX'EAVER CO.
it- Mrokers.
Ash-viU . X.
i ' h.is th- tlnest maple
.:. Vsbeville. half gallons.
- i-l 2; Also R CI. Guaton'a
k -a.ai Unit. 45 and !5( sack.
11 1 K AM LINDSEY.
South Main St.
Hi
The Ey
Needs
Great
Care
V litt'..- strain may not
'' !-i- it w ill make
annoy
you
your eyes
Properly adjusted
time will presei
. will 1 io you goo
.1 age Kxamina-
l'
it T .'
s. l. McKEE THE optician.
o Pulton Ave Opp. I O.
Phipps&
Atchison
HATS
At Cost!
Just Receiveda lot of
Oriental Kimonas, very
reasonable, in all shades.
M. V. Moore
OUTFITTER.
'We do Merchant
Tailoring" .
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STRUCK BY ROCKS
SENTRIES FIRE
TO KILL
Commrt ii:.g Officer Says
Troops Shall Not be
Hi:
-Mi. i iii' I. i-ii.. (iii. . While a com
pany of the Fourth resimrnt of infant- !
ly was patrolling the Lehigh foal com
pany Righter colliery early thus
morning: three men MrnicJ with shot
guns were (lis. overed hiding behind a
l"K los.-
to engine house. They
pi i-unti's. but were released
Al.oi.t mi.li.iulti n , roi of unknod
r. burled r . ks at the soldiers' cami.
tries fir.-.' in the itire.rion .if the
pla. . the n.eks canief rum. Colonel Rial
say .s the troops shot to kill, as he will
i:. it allow the men to be made targets
i f. No new mines started up here this
morning.
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SINKING OF A
FERRY BOAT;
NARROW ESCAPES
(Special to The Citizen.)
Newport. Turn., (let. t. At 4 01 lock
Sunday aftei neon the ferry boat on Bis;
Pigeon river sank in the middle of the
stream, with one lady, five men and six
horses on boar.!. Hundreds of excited
citizens gathered on each side of the
river ti. witness what i! was feared
would terminate in the greatest disas
ter that ever occurred m the vicinity.
r.y the prompt action of K. S. Karlv
and others all were saved. One of the
I noises. w hich had become tanKled in the
harness of a double buggy struck the
I man who reached them first and knock
. i d him unconscious into water ten feet
1 deep. He was in a serious position
, when Mr. Karly. who swam from the
(shot' reached him and held him up un-
til a-mther ferry l. .at came to the re
, cue
; Miss Robinson, the youmt lady, was
; the i olest on.- nf the pa it v in the boat.
One of the most Important
Ihi'igs a druggist does is putting
up prescriptions.
There is no drug store where
C's f. urjre has more scrupulous
attention than here.
It doesn't pay to take
(hances in matters of health, of
'if. and I'eatrt. perhaps.
Bring your prescriptions here,
where everything Is certan to be
riiiht.
?raco:i Drug
r,
ompany
KDWARD HOPKINS, President.
I. i: WHEELER. Sec. & Treas
Hardwood Mantels
Finest line in the city.
W. A. BOVCH
II South Court Square.
I Get Better
Values...
Because I buy for cash I give more
for the money because I sell for cash.
iDon't buy your fall hat. furnishings,
underwear and shoes untii you have
looked at ray new :.ne.
The Toggery Shop
Phone 261. 18 Patton Avenue.
Suits Made to Order.
Let me make you a fall suit,
terns to select from.
1000 pat-
H. S.COURTNEY'S
One Thousand Per Cent Profit
In health, pleasure and mouey is
paid by freh. luscious strawberries
allowed to ripen thoroughly on the
vines. We sell the planjs. Our 150 page
manual (free to buyers) ma Ice trowing
for pleasu- or profit plain to all. Plant
now. Cataitjgne strawberries, aspara
gus, ttcCr- , .-
CONTINENT AX. PLANT CO,
No. S3 Strawberry Heights, KUtrell.
C . y 4 2t eod 1 It aw
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The Kepubb an party feels so thoroughly discredited that it is n ' w illing to make a canvass this year in It own name. To avoid this it has de
termined to encourage independent candidates wherever practicable.
Yet there is not a single independent in the State who stands the remotest chance to be elected, unless he shall get the" bulk of the Republican vote.
Every such man will be under the obligations of the deal, as well as of gratitude, to do the will of the Republicans. The scheme will not de
ceive anybody, though those engaged in it imagine it will. Like the ostrich In the desert, they are hiding their heads in the sand and imagine they are
not seen.
MOB ATTACKS JAIL
AT LINCOLNTON TO
GET A RAPIST
(Special to The Citizen.)
Charlotte, N. C, Oct. 6. A mob at
l.incolnton. N. ('.. made an attack upon
the jail there Sunday morning in an
endeavor to reach the negro rapist, Cal
vin Klliott. charged with criminal as
sault upon Mrs. Caleb Brown last
wee!;. The mob succeeded in breaking
a hoi- in the door, but the jailer slipped
ut. summoned aid and the mob dis
persed Sunday night matters again
to.ik on a serious aspect and the local
military company here was ordered to
hold themselves in readiness, but their
services were not required. Judge Hoke,
who resides at Lincolnton. wired (Jover
itor Ayeock to call a special term of
court. This the (Jovernor has granted.
Advices today state that the situation
is more peaceful.
Special Term of Court Ordered!
(Special to The Citizen., . B(lns ." wnat. Jty he ao-
Raleigh. X. C. Oct. 6 -Governor A v- , 1 tcipa t ed in Buncombe. Mr. Gudger
cock today ordered a special term of -llai',:J ln' -mount at anywhere be
court at Lincolnton. October 2i, to be j t one and two Thousand,
held by Jndge Winston, to try ("alvin. Mr. Gudger is particularly pleased
Elliott, the negro who outraged Mrs. with the Democratic prospects in Hay
Caleb Brown. Several attempts werejood. his opponent's home county.
mine io ijncn r-iiion. one a er u,-ler-
mined one was made at 2 o'clock yester- ;
day morning, and foiled by the strength
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I'l I lie new JdlJ OOOIJ. 1 lie toilil'cll 01. '
infantry at Charlotte was held in readi-
ness lat
(he jail
night to Lincolnton to guard
THE JOINT DEBATE
IN ASHEVILLE
There will be "something doing in
politics in this county from now until
election time. At present interest is
centered in the ( "raig-Pritchard de
bate, which takes place here next Sat
urday. The managers expect to havi
the speaking in the auditorium, though I
they have not decided positively. The
speaking will be in the day-time; about
noon it is thought. Arrangements have
not been made for" the introduction of
the speakers. The debate is expected to
attract a large crowd of both town and
country people.
The joint canvass of the county
candidates will begin at Big Ivy next
Tuesday.
Josie Carson Dead
East Las Vegas. X. M.. Oct. 6. Mrs.
Josle Carson Squiers. better known as
Josie Carson, the daughter of Kit Car-
eon, the noted scout and Indian fighter.
is dead in the territorial insane asylum.
She was admitted from Raton in 198.
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Do You..
Care For
Opals?
We have Just concluded the
purchase of something over
1,000 carats of round and oval
Cabaehon opals which we
consider a very fine lot. The
colors are blue, pink, green,
red and their combinations.
These beautiful gems we
will put on the market at
from 50c. per carat u.,
which is not over one-half
their actual value.
ARTHUR M. FIELD CO.
Leading Jewelers,
Cor. Church St. and Patton
Aveaur
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Baggage Checked at Residence
With railroad check. Saves trouble at
depot. Carriage service, storage and
moving, by
ASHEVILLE TRANSFER CO.
With Southern Railway uptown of
fice. Phone 210. W Patton ave.. op. P.O
HOT AIR FURNACES
W. A. BOYCE
11 South Court Square.
Democrats in Every Section
Confident of a Great Victory
Mr Gudger is Confident of Haywood's Loyalty; Representative
Men in Various Parts of Buncombe and From Transyl
vania See Signs of Success
J. M. Gudger. jr.. returned Saturday
from Canton, where a joint debate took
place between himself and Congress
man Moody. In an interview with a
Citizen reporter this morning. Mr. Gud
ger said he was well satisfied with the
political outlook, that perfect harmony
prevails in the Democratic ranks in ev-
erv
unty m the district and that he
expects to come to the county of Bun
combe with tifteen hundred majority,
and that his total majority will be this
sum added to whatever majority this
U ounty gives.
. Th,,., ,in,ls everv tmvnstiin thn,-
oitghly united, and all predict that they
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sta ndard.
Mr. Gudger says it is a pleasure to
truel over Haywood county and see
the great number of extra fine farms,
and the manner in which they are cul
tivated. He speaks in glowing terms ot
the apple crop, and says that is one of
the best apple sections in North Caro
lina. At Canton he saw apples that
weighed 24 ounces.
Tlie crowd at the speaking at Can
ton numbered 500. The joint discussion
will be n-newed at Hominy tomorrow.
So far no arrangements have been
made for a debate in Asheville.
T Robertson of Turkey Creek
tii. Democrats are in good shape
sa vs
there
u.d will win. There is not much
I intt rest shown yet in the election, but
this is one to the fact that farmers are
busy in gathering crops and in wheat
i si.wiiu.
T. T. Loftis. clerk of the Superior
court "I Transylvania county, is in the
city from Brevard. Mr. Loftis says th-
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES
(
A hundred thousand tons of coal were
j today sold at Xewcastel. Kngland. for
! shipment t.. America.
1 The fits: annual convention of the
.South- in Nut ('.rowers is in session at
I Mai'i n, la.
: The Tenth National Irrigation Con
gress opened at ("olarado Springs this
j afternoon under circumstances especial-j
I ly auspicious. j
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Mayor liw of New York declines the!
!initatinn of Mayor Mabury of Detroit!
i to send delegates to conference there to
consider the coal strike.
President Mitchell has disappeared
.rein ilkesbarre and it is believed that
his disappearance foreshadows impor-i
tant developments in strike situation. !
Lady Henry Somerset, president ofj
in 10 s omen s c nristian t emperance
, ;f?'' J " iV. 'r V ivlvu
... hi.ktou,,.- ituiii iunuun luuaj.tfnnr nersnmi ivhn in v.o. 4inina-
She is here to attend the coming
i vention of Women's Christian Temper
I a nee union.
j The second trial of Roland B. Molin
icaux. c harged w ith the murder by pois-
or. of Ms. Katharine Adams in Decent -j
ber. has again been postponed. Re-
j tiial of the famous case was set for to
day, out justice tiarrett. who was as
siguJ to preside, was ill and court ad
journed until next Monday.
Riltmore Firewooa Phone 700.
NewFallJ Stock in Black
and Colored Suits in great
variety just received.
S6e Whitlock Clothing House
41 Pvtton Ave
Dtmocrats are in good shape in Tran
sylvania and that they will carry the
county all right. There is no mistaking
that Gudger and all the ticket will win.
M. D. Cooper of Brevard also spoke
of the Democratic prospects being good
He believe that Transylvania is saf.'
and that the whole ticket will go
through. Some of the candidates have
begun th.ir canvass and all is going
sn.oothl v.
Edito:
ley Xe.c
are here
at'.r.gly
1 J. Minor of ihe Sylvan Val
s and W. A. Gish .. Brevard
today and speak most encour
uf the political outlook in
ania. "1 think the political
Transyl v
situation in my county was never bet
ter.'' sai i Mr. Gash this morning to a
Citizen reporter. "There can be no
doubt but what the Democrats have
everything their own way in Transyl
vania.' The campaign, Mr. Gash says,
has not as yet opened but will begin at
no distant date. The independents h"
said cui no figure in his section. He
also spoke interestingly of the proposed
improvements at Toxaway. The grad
ing of the new railroad extension will
be done within three months' time end
it is expected thit the road will be lin
ished by next spring. It is also ex
pected that the large new hotel at
Toxaway will be finished and ready for
occupancy by the first of next sum
mer. chair nun of
Mr. R. J. Gaston, former
there is no break'in Demorratir' runks , Pennsylvania that he cause the Penr.
nt his precinct. Sout.i Hominy, with the ! f ylvania legislature to make a similar
exception of "Jumbo" Thom)noii. who j inquiry.
has been Republican in his sympathies j GOV. STONE WILL NOT TALK,
for some time. Mr. Gaston added: ....
"I am confident that the Democrats ! Harnsburg. Pa.. Oct. e.-Gove-r.or
are in as good shape as ever before, ijtone ill neither affirm nor deny the
think they are stronger and better or- i report from Washington that he has
ganized than they have been in ten ; been asked by President Rooseve'.: to
years, and I know the situation is eon- j call an extra session of the general as
stantly improving all the time. I look ! sembly to settle the coal strike. He de
for Buncombe county to this year rollvlines to discuss the situation.
up the biggest Democratic majority in 1 . , .
us history. " " ! MITCH-ELL GOES OFF.
j Wilkesbarre, Pa., Oct. 6. President
GUT FINGERS OFF
TO AVOID WORK
Chester. 111.. Oct. 6. Rather than per
form the heavy work assigned to th.-m.
Reagdon and Crossee. two convicts In
the Southern Illnois penitentiary at this
place, with a rusty hatchet cut off three
fingers from the right hand of each.
The men were then compelled to stand ;The attendance at Superior court these
on the prison block the rest of the day. days Is breaking the record, that is. the
'ivc-oru for small attendance. At one
TERRIFIC STORM DOES time lhe nIy Ijer8ons Present besides
j the court officers w ere the two lawyers
DAMAGE IN CALIFORNIA ;intereste,J in tne case Motions are be-
1 ilng heard, and while the discussion is
Los Angeles, Car.. Oct. 6. Advices ! 'nterestlng from a legal standpoint it Is
have been received from Ballarat. Ingo'ry to outsiders.
county, that a terrific wind and rain j This morning the attorneys are argu
storm swept the Panmint range, doing ing a motion before Judge Councill or
great damage to property, and injuring , betterments in the case of Halliburton
mariy Port
er Brothers' house, the lead-
mg hotel at Ballarat was wrecked and
""""'room were hurled about. The iron roof
of Porter Brother's store, opposite thelbulIt svpral houses, and he now claim3
hotel, was torn off and blown several I
hundred yards. A small store was de-i amount of the improvements. Judge
mollshed. The Ballarat hotel was dam- j Merrimon represent the petitioner,
aged severely, one side being blown , Slagle and Judge Moore and Judge Car
in and furniture hurled into the streets ter annear for Hallihnrt
and broken
The estimated loss is $30.-
000.
LEE'S COLOGNE
Like a breath from the flowers of spring
'at Carmichael's.
NINE HUNDRED
MINERS ON STRIKE
AT BLOCKTON, ALA,
Birmingham. Oct. 6. Nine hundred
miners employed by the Tennessee Coal
and Iron railway company at Blocton
struck today, according to advices re
ceived by local officers of the Miners'
I'nion here.
Blue Creek miners to number of 800
are holding a meeting to decide whether
or not they will pay the assessment of
the anthracite strikers. There is no
work today in consequence of the meet
ing. The strike here grows out of the refu
sal of the Tennessee company to collect
the anthracite strikers' assessment
from those miners who are opposed to
paying
it.
PLAN TO END THE
GOAL STRIKE
Washington. Oct. 6. Commissioner
General of Immigration Sargent had a
' long conference today with the Presi
dent regarding the coal strike. Mr. Sar
:gtnt. from long connection with labor
; 01 ganization, is fully informed on the
1 subject and believed he could work
j along the lines of the plan that are
jiiow being considered for bringing the
I strike to an end. As stated in these
i despatches yesterday the plan is to
have the miners return to work with a
j pledge from the President that he will
; appeal to Congress to examine into the
j justice of their complaints and remedy
them so far as lies in the power of the
! legislative branch of the government;
that he suggest to Governor Ston of
, -Mitchell of the Miners union left here
j this morning presumably for Philadel
jphia. The object of his visit there, or
i when he decided to go, cannot be leran
jed at headquarters as the utmost sec
jreey is maintained. Theentire Wyom
ing valley is quiet today. The troops
as usual made a tour of the region.
COURT PROCEEDINGS DO
N0N INTEREST PUBLIC
cii ti,. ,
gained property worth" $15,000 or $20,000,
but while in the possesion of Slagle he
that he should be reimbursed for the
Another Coal Mine
Chattanooga, Tenn., Oct. 6. The Sod
dy Coal company, extensive operators
of mines at Soddy. Tenn., has closed ar
rangements to open a new mine xne
milef row the present plant.
WHY DON'T TOU?
Come to us and see what we can do in
the way of saving you money. Vinegar
best, per gaL,20c; oil, kerosene, oest,
per gal., 12c; Arbuckle's coffee, per lb.
11c; sugar, standard granulated, 18 lbs.
for $1.00. We are the only house in
the city that can offer you an entire
line of tin and enamelware and prices
lower than seconds.
The I. X. L. Department Store
22 PATTON AVENUE.
I 'hot? 107 1 tf
ASHEVILLE BRICK WORKS CO.
Building Bricks. Fire Bricks and
Clay. Front Bricks, all colors. Side
walk Bricks a specialty.
Office at Penniman Bro. & co.'j
Hardware Store.
MONSTER CAMP FIRE KINDLED
Automubile Parade Today and
Fireworks Tonight; Presi
dent Serenaded
Washington, Oct. The men who
fought for the I'nion In- the great con
flict from 1S61 to 1S65 are guests of the
capitol of the nation today. They
came, thousands strong, to participate
in the thirty-sixth encampment of the
Gri.nd Army of th- Republic, the open
ing ceremonies of which occurred to
day. The visitors already are counted
by the tens of thousands, and trains
are arriving hourly with loads of hu
man freight to be added to the throng.
The city, with its lavish decorations,
never looked more attractive than to
day. Scarcely a building on the princi
pal streetes that is not festooned with
the national colors, and many .of the
stands and vehicles on the streets are
sii. -rally decorated.
The program for the day includes an
auto parade, a regatta on the Potomac,
the dedication of Camp Roosevelt, a
monster camp fire at Convention hall,
and a grand display of fire works to
night. Our of the interesting events of -he
day war the automobile parade in
which many handsomely decorated ve
hicles participated.
Headed by a large automobile con
taining a band, the procession movad
through the principal streets and was
reviewed by several cabinet officers and
invited guests on the Judge's stand
erected near the White House.
The George W. Cook fife and drum
corps of Denver. Col., one of the n:ot
famous organizations of its kind trt the
country, arrived today. The band,
which was accompanied by its founder,
Gen. Geo. W. Opok, who was a drum
mer boy in the Civil War, serenaded
President Roosevelt at the temporary
White House.
AN OPERATION NOT
NECESSARY, PROBALLY
Washingt'iii. Oct. C Surgeon General
Rixey and O'Reilley, when they left the
White House this afternoon, stated that
the President was improving and that
his condition was satisfactory. In an
swer to a question as to whether an
other operation would be necessary
General Rixey said he diu not think it
would.
New Gunboat Sails
San l"i :
gunlioa ; .
morrow.
o. Oct. (j. The Colombian
ia. sails for Panama to-
fuRin-.
Purity in tloui ought to oe an Tn:port
ant consideration in every family. In
making "Clifton" Hour, every grain of
wheat is thoroughly cleaned Defore
gi hiding, and is converted into flour in
a hygienically clean modern mill. The
flour is purified, aereated and sifted
through delicate silk cloths before it is
sacked. Absolute purity is thus as
sured. The best flour looks very much like
any other flour when it is in the sack.
The real test is in the baking. That's
vliere "Clifton" flour excels by every
test excels in purity and perfection:
in the quality and richness of tho
t i ead.
Pare flour really does not cost any
in re than flour that is not strictly
pu;e. "Clifton" flour is guaranteed
strictly pure and Is sold at a reasonable
price. "Clifton" has no rival. There 13
no better flour sold at any price.
BRAN'SF ORD MILLS,
tf Oewnsboro, Ky.
Call and See
Our new stock
of
Horse Blankets
and
Lap Robes
T. S. Morrison's Carriage Warehoase
$8,000
To loan on improved City Property.
In sums of $2000 to $4000, at 6 per cent.
Aston Rawls:,!-,
Green River
9oc bottle
Milwaukee Export Lag
er Beer
$1 per dozen at .
JOHN O'DONNELL'S
"or. Lexington Avenue and College St.
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October Drugs
Summer Medicines are no
longer needed!
Fall and winter has now
set in and we are ready
for them with a better
stock of "driig, medicines
and toilet articles, ths.i we
have had in th past.
We in-. itc ou
to come here
for ail your cold weather
drus. Vc will try to
make desire to come aain
Smith's Drug Store
Monument bquare.
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Newest Novelties
For Women's Wear
Our store is packed full of the
newest and most chle apparel
for the proper gowning of wo
men and the price is always the
lowest, the value the hlghesi..
ZiniLEXE, the new wool suit
ing, 38 inches, all colors, special
value, 50 cents.
NEW ALL WOOL SUITING
with silk plaid 40 inches wide
at $1.00.
New all wool Shepherd Plaid,
very swell, black and white, and
blue and white checks, an extr.i
good value at S5 cents.
SXOWFLAKE WOOL GOODS
for suits or separate skirts, u
combination of blue with white,
black with white, and gray with
white, Si inches wide at $1.15 to
$1.73.
Silks.- large plaid and Shepherd
Plaids, exceptionally high qual
ity a't $1.50.
1 ,
Outing night robes, striped at
1, 75, ! cents and $1.0ti. For
a dollar this is an unusual valu
in blue and pink, and stripej
with fancy collar and cuffs.
BON MARCHE
The Dry Goods
Shop.
15 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
Toilet Soaps
We have
stock of
just received a bit
4711
White Rose Glycerine
which we are selling at
houp
20 CENTS PER CAKE
or
50 CENTS PER BOX.
Pfafflin's
Drug
Store
Cor. Patton Ave. and Church St. '3
SALE SALE SALE
DRESS 'GOODS rZ
for
Monday, Tuesday,
and Wednesday
at the
HALIAS ROYAL
17 South Main Street.
: Inch wool suitings, special
for sale days. 25c; extra heavy
rainy day skirtings for sale days
39c; 40 inch heavy camels hair
rerges for sale days. 4'Jc; i't inch
heavy suitings worth Jl.r.'j. spec
ial 9Sc; pebble cheviots 5S inches
w ide, special S9c.
See our bargains for sale .lay?.
Flannel shirtwaist, the $2.75
kind, special $1.89; flannel shirt
waists, the $1.98' kind, special
$1.39.
One lot of ladies' shict .vai-Us
the $1.98 kind, special $1.51; ".e
lot of ladies' shirtwaists in nice
assortment shades, special 4 sc.
Sec the new style ladies' golf
vPts special, the $2.50 kind fjr
sale days. $1.9S. See the t.i.vline
of flannelette wrappers. 9Sr.; see
thd kimona Jackets and wrap
pers, special for this ..: $1-2j
and $1.09.
Bat-grins in ladies', mies and
chi:t'ren's under-vear. ,N v lire
dress trimmings just in. Special
sale rainy day skirts for Mon
day. The largest line misses' and
children's school golf gloves,
special 25 cents.
Flower Bulbs
Plant flower bulba now to bloom In
the snring. we can supply nyacmtns,
tulips, narcissus, crocus,
lilies of several kinds.
frwsias, and
Full cultural
directions furnished.
GRANT'S PHARMACY
Agency for Wod' Soeua.