The Des Moines Register from Des Moines, Iowa • Page 5

5 MONDAY MORNING, JUNE 20 4 THE CITY IN tJKlbr. ri i FREEl BLOTCH L. HARBACH, Walnut St Jin Griffith of Casey complained to the police last night tnai of while occupying a room at the Logan house. FREE! With every boys' suit' btmjjht of us today (Monday) we will give a highly polished ypuuldint; baseball and lint. Everybody knows what SpaulUing's athletic goods are.

Come. With fai'h chase made tomorrow of or over we pur-heve $1.00 will N. T. Guernsey was mlM to 'go ,1. to rnnsuR With officers of.

the FT ttr Close Buyers give Car Fare. MERCHANDISE 327-329-331-333 EAST Ml Til STREET. First National bank of that city, which he represent, In Important lit Ballon with the lndlanola, Water Work Co. In Upon complaint of a ft disclose his nme to the reporters to Iri.r I AU'IU HTIIB J'Jll 11UIU1HB re" ted Llie Williams yesterday morning Snrt rtiaraed her with the larceny of $17 v. au tniii'Tipn Tir from the mroimani, his roll while- with.

Uzzie. at Ail reiton avenue. A mule attached to a street sweeping machine ran away oa Court avenue last 1 4 Always like to trade with us, they find the variety, quality and price that suits. None, too hard for us to please. We like to show goods.

A lucky chance put us in the way of a close out on LIBRARY AND COMBINATION CASES. Thft ntreet looked like a a nd Sform on the Sahara desert for a short time. The team ran Kt three blocks before It waa Htopped. 1 I SPSGUL BINDS IN SAILOR 11 OTHER SUMMER MERCHANDISE. 1 No damage was uonr.

Hesidents living In the Vicinity of the EShtemh streef bridge wr Cn rter Sorting to driver in that locality for tte purpose of bathing, and will enforce i m.mi that everv person caught In the Xe a tha shall be arrested t. -7 J' has been lnsirucieu iu der surveillance and to enforce tha ordinance. Dim McNerney, residing at SI7 Eleventh streel was" JrV.W last night upon com- We took them for the express purpose of closing them out' to increase our hot weather trade. They are all marked 25 PER CENT LESS than regular. We sell the best refrigerator and ice box made for the least money.

nlalnt of his ratner. and whMB under the Irritating influence of fighting whisky gave it out that he nave things his own way If It became nessury to fight. His father drew ta nne on his on at beln forcibly e.peUed Mo nun home, and had him taken Today's bright buyers who turn their steps nnd dollars Blotckyward will enjoy a bargain treat extraordinary. With prices cut to the cost line in many cases and the several lucky purchases we have lately made from cash-seeking wholesalers, you will find it a snap to get once and a half the worth of your money. The balance of Lederer Strauss' sailor hat stock goes on sale in five lots at one-half and one-fourth regular prices talk about big values this is THE hat happening of a life-time they aro phenomenal bargains like this fr'' 1 If a H1 into custody and removed to the jail.

ii n.w.f" association will to ascertain what 1 II. KH Willi position I9C 39C 490 590 690 Sailors hats that wholesalers value at 1.50 to $6.00 a dozen regular retail price 50o and 50c choice while they last Bailor hats, that wholesalers value at $7.50 to 11.00 a dozen-regular retail price Wc anil fl each choice while they hist Sailor hats that wholesalers value at 10.50 to 12.00 a dozen regular retail price 1.10 and 1.25 each choice while they last Very line Railor hats that wholesalers value at 13.50 to 15.00 per dozen regular retail price l.a and 1.50 each choico while they last Kxtra tine sailor hats that wholesalers value at 16.50 to $18.00 per dozen-regular retail price $1.75 to 2.00 each choice while they last LOT I LOT 2 LOT 3 LOT 4 LOT 5 YOU SAVE MONEY IN BUYING OF L. HARBACH. I HEW WRITER OF SNAPPY SEA SONGS. long sets of fancy netting, with 50c waist and 3 side steels the regular 75c kinds for 50c five-hook Summer Corsets with ng fhaHheVmusTp'ay an "amount eoual to the new war tax on tea and tobacco in addition to the prices they have al-ready It for.

Indications are the retailers will refuse to accept the goodrcontracted for except at the con-ffact pricSi and will insist that the whole- salers stand the tax. i Captain Olmsted, of the regular army, who was the mustering officer detailed to Camp McKinley, received trom Washington yesterday ordering him to remain in Pes Moines to muster he two baueries of light artillery from this state that are to be recruited here His tele-gram stated that Adjutant General By-ers will be detailed as recruiting officer Ind that Instructions for his guidance have been mailed. General Byers had not received any additional advices yes- terday. Frank Cooksle, son of a well known har-her of this city, who recently returned from Omaha "where he went In a van quest for employment, was seised th sudden Illness while seated neapolis restaurant last night at It o'clock and had to be sent to the hospital I The bo" claims to have been driven 'from home about eighteen months ago. nrl has evidently encountered the rough su of the" worldyin the struggle to make living During i absence his father re moved from thS city, and he had nowhere but the police station to go for lodging.

Ed Miller and a woman named Mamie hii. who resides near the Great double zone side steels 39C A Shoe Treat Not a fourth of that large gpeclal purchase, made by our New York agent, which we placed on sale last Saturday at 25 to 33 1-3 per cent under regular prices Is gone shoes of all kinds etill here at prices like these: Ladies' black and tan Oxfords that are actually worth $1.25 all 7Cr sizes per pair Ladies' Oxfords In new tans, greens, Choice Clothing Cheap Dress Skirt Specials Black Brocaded Silk Dress Skirts that are interlined throughout and taffeta lined bound with heavy velveteen find nicely finished the swellest of fine garments worth $7.60 go on sale today $4.95 Taffeta lined, velveteen lined dress FkirlB of fine black grenadines the $2.00 kind marked $1.25 Noveltv Dress Skirts In all colors- The following poem, "Bill Sweeny of the nitick Uang," wag written by Mr. James Barnes, and published in the June number of McClure's Magazine. Mr. Barnes hus mado a name- as a writer on the naval history of the United States, and also us a writer of lictlon.

McClure's Magazine publishes several poems by Mr. Karnes under the general title "SonRS of the Ships of Steel." Thwe poems will be embodied In a book, to be entitled "Songs of Ships and the feea," which Mr. Barnes Is now editing. Bill Sweeney of the Bleck Otng. There are more non-combatants on board a modern war vessel than lighting men that is, they aro rated non-combatants, but their duties are none the less dangerous and necessary.

The "Black Clang" Is the nre room forte firemen, oilers, water tendi-r, coal pasers, aaid so on. But Jack Includes them all under one general head; although on ttie days when 'All hands coal i in i i ii ii hi i I firS? paef iii i' -r i. j-A ox-bloods and blacks none worth taffeta lined and velveteen bound- lc than $1.00 per puir The nearer clothing buyers get to Blotcky'H clothing department the larger their dollars grow remember that. Men's light, gray mixed suits, with square cut coats double hrenstefl well trimmed worth $3.98 Men's black clay worsted suits, with round or square coats satin piped strongly made from fine goods lhe $10.00 kind- S5.98 for Boys' long pant suits of black, brown, navy blue and light and rtnrir nisi his round or square cut T.nrllfs' natent leather tipped, don- usually sold at $2.00 I Ell today for Well made, braid trimmed wrap- go hi button shoes all sizes nprs In erev. red and blue all nice 11 ian Ladies' laca Wterncoalm.

or button shoes In with fine quality cloth up to ti no black or tnn, tops worth ship" is tli order, he is as DiacK as any of them, and grumbles as only a sailor- ly finished and well made SOr the $1.25 grade for U7W Little, Useful Wears and crueFty to a horse: The pair were first ann crueiiy i merry clip all sizes a pair rn .17 raclne toward the M0 nnlrs of Indies' line hand turned coots-the regular $9.00 $3.00 grld; pvVntHl their arre.1 th Miller flexible sole, lace or button shoe was drunk ana In latest toes black or lan worm up to $3.00 a pair 00 IV 1 1.. Hoys' all wool knee panln. double seats and knees the with 50c for sober. They drove street to Court avenue and then to the Fast Side, where theJr record-breaking ca-r'a r. 'I in an Inglorious close your choice man can.

However, we love him stiu, and at this writing many eyes are on him, and many anxious hearts have followed him out to sen. Ther's a feller In the Blaek Gang Aboard the Bill Sweeny Is the feller's name, You can bet that Bill's all right. He's seen a heap o' the world, has Bill, He fired all there is to tire, From a lime-juicer tramp To a brand new Cramp With a stack like Trinity spire. kind lnr Boxes of 25 envelopes and 25 sheets of writing paper for Pilkatlne in plain and vatieguted colors per bfill Set of feather bone dress lr reer wu iro nffl- Otllcer Jones, jones by Children's black or lan shoes, spring herl lart or buttonsizes 8Va io 11 worth $1.00 choice standlng six ie cer It is clenn, uniform, convenient, and Unoi the water just right for each wash- Blockings. He selzeo aimer of'the Kneek.

lifted him from the buggy. Men's vicl kid dress shoes, with vesting tops and new coin toes-real $3.00 values- S2.00 nnd holding on 10 nun SiVped the bridle on the horse with the oThe? and thus handicapped proceeded BUI Sweeney is a feller With stars agin his name; But Bill he's gets his liberty nnv srets Iho same. the police on. Inc. Ask your grocer lor it.

jumawuimu Mnines Iowa mg. as joui ft vAUL Iiloomington, Des Woints, iowa Free Samples Will Be Given Away ahusiive at ie station into JaU. The woman was He stands right In with them all, does the embarrassing poii.u.. was placed by the unexted tu. of stays for Card of 2 dozen black hooks any eyes for Children's hose supporters A with patent fasteners Fancy gold wire twisted, shirt waist pins 2 for Infants' Wear Children's lace and embroidery trimmed White Aprons, in sizes 2 Sc to 12 years 39c goods for uv for Men's fine calf shoes-all solid leather luce or congress coin, bull dog Yale, Paris or Globe iocs-regular $2.00 kind- Sl.50 LI it gent's' tan vicl kid shoes that should sell for JgQQ Bill, And they lets him go ashore.

Undervvear Snaps Ledies' 50o white shirts, with TLQr 3 tucks and bottom ruffle 7 Ladies' and 75c lace and embroidery trimmed skirts 50C for Ladies' regular 75c, Insertion and tucked yokes, muslin gowns for Ladles' good gauze vests to- day for Ladies' regular 21c gauze IC vests for only Ladles' 25c fancy striped JQ hose, loilny for yw Ladies' well made drawers of good muslin wilh yoke bunds, cluster tucks always sell at 29e lQ Monday and all this week 'w I ndies' hemstitched, ruflle or linen events, anil ny ise to be good future muced Though he'd smuggled a wig To a lad in the brig the onlcers 10 iei i Luiv were placed In the pound. nnd himgy were placed And he's sure to smuggle in more. A sample of the bluing 1 at every home In PeS Moines, It the only bluing on the market, which, when applied ZZ rTau re- no afterwards. It made by a process known t0. 6 nntented.

We can make bottle bluing, but im-to-dale sa''n calf shoes In Bill Sweeney Is a feller Persons fond of licking mucilage ore or Tag stamps can now get more for nostagn stamps can the to ci fin You won't back on his iooks, only to outBHr, Ann awav with llllUU sizes 12 to 2 ana big bargains at He's pitted up with smallpox their money than any time since wwld's fair Yesterday the Trans-Milslssirml pontage stamps were received lnirouuceu oui mvw where we have. thorouKtiiy infants' long dresses of cambric Ami hp a n't much read in doouks; with embroidery trimmed yokes- But he got a laugh that you like, has Cool Corsets Cheap nd placed on sale. The stamps are iiimui a cninmlilan ssue. They worth regulurly 48 cents to- we're issued to commemorate the Omaha Tuition. The designs have for a cen- Five-hook Summer Corset, with two uay mr Children's lace trimmed, light Per tha bottled bluing entirely.

Jt (Jora away with the spilling. It does away with streaking the clothes. It does away with settling. It does away with guess work. It does away with soiling thu hands, as Is trns cale Dresses, In sizes 2 to 4 years luce edgrd, trimmed, umbrella drawers, full size, that usually sell "i at 60c pair go today fur uuw side steels the 3Hc ones 5C for Six-hook, high bust Summer Cor- Bill, (I likes to hear him laugh), No matter where.

You tan swear Bill's there, Consumln' his own forced draught. Bill Sweeny is the feller When the starboard engine's broke, He stays bulow In the scalding steam Whre a nmn was like to choke; tral figure someuim agricultural and Industrial development Xt "of the Mississippi river -There are that usually sell at 50c go 7(1 il un l.olf fftr vyv case with bottle bluing and ivioimaj i i.iiij denomlnauons u.r nmed BS in own: viie i.t-"v., on the 2-cent. "Farming in And he dodges the fly in" c-ranks, does the 4-eenl, -inn Kill the Episcopal church In America, he frpe(lim trade, but we are doing it fi-cent. remoin And he climbs past the hanimerlu' rod; SOLOMON LEON KEPT OUT OF OFFICE having one brother who was a bishop i exROty Britain did It by tha Mountains." The 8-cent siamit rSody of troops convoying an Imm i gran and a son-in-law wno was p(lthway of protection. "Vou were not ready for free uaaa The rest all run.

But thst son-of-a-gun He shuts her off, b' God! Bill Sweeny Is the bully la! until dav when you yourself had been bishop. He knew General Jamesas postmaster general of the I'nited States. havlnghad Scheme ol Hii Enemlei to Hv Him Locked tp Over Sundey Heeded Oil by Chlel Johmon. ti-Hln across tne prairies, i smp has a pieturef an Immljrrant and his fiunlliy In a "prairie schooner. The -cent stamp shows a mining i.

ii. mules. "Western tattle In bluing put up In cloth. We Challenge the World to Produce Its Equal. We have no reddle out to -U it.

you must purchase It of your grocer, should ha not have It. ark him to get It for you at once. We do not ask you to purchase the bluing u.itll you have tried the free 7t bleaches the clothes evenly and every wanning will bR the aame. Try the free sample once more and oblige us. Yours truly, Manufactured only by Wm.

A. WAHL CO. Des rioines and Bloomington. i In parliament some ten years, and if you were not ready for It until then, it is not i itoi iho I'nltud oitontlim steclaliy caliea io I likes to see around, hv the fa.t that he ha hail I'd rise to take a drink with Bill a Storm" is tne uue oi The friends of Isaac Flnkelstino, pres- genera! made the $1 stnmp. 'me.

stamp ldent of the Hebrew republican club, bid- rostftice department self-sustaining. ed their time Saturday night, and after ni that a time when Mr. Gladstone the Kads briuge at di. IO Oe wmiurii-u oi States, not having completed Its own In. ternal development, should not be ready for it now." Mr.

Gladstone smiled and that he was prepared to meet a Halm for the adjournment of the caucus in uie W(1S Kiving some uiuun.it m- Though nix. foot under grouno. But Bill, he's "oft as a gull, is Bill, I mind the night ho cried: When he come away From that hot sick bay. And told us old Tom had died. Bill Pweeney is a fiphter rif thn miiirhl and tumble kind.

Announcements. The Retail Grocsrs' association will meet In regular session iuesua Ira H. Thomas, secreiui. Inch D. of win pie" lie laughs when he tights, but he shows r.reenwood Park Wednesciay protection with an argument mr of trade, but that he was not exactly sure of uhat he ouclit to say in view of the fact that the I'nited Status was aiming Its course toward freedom lor trade, although by the pathway of protection.

He said he had never heid It put that way exactly before. 1, n. 22 All Odd Fellows and tneir inenox REFRIGERATORS 1 r5. imskets. Sup- IUh te'th, I've seen him at It, mind; Fifth ward, they swore out an lniorui.t- relating to mo tlon against Solomon an opposing Great Britain.

tmc, member of the same club. They placed Mr. Cladhtone Invited Gen, rnl Jaims w-ant In the hands of M. Cohen i Mr C.uji.iard to t. h.

unstable for Justice Iilylers court, and castle, while the 1 him to cmp on trail theu.e -and clap him Into the county jail an ty. Hawarden In after-keep him there until Monday morning. If th Kl't to there being objection to cork ng n.nm rt. tmvel-hlm up in the city dungeon because of a n't t() mPPt ith, well-founded apprehension that he wool. fparfu that on this account be permitted to give Imnd and be re jJ to deillne Mr.

He was ono of the Baltimore's crew, was ass rf per at 1 'mV. U. Mormlek, chair. "The Ladles' Auxiliary of the A. H.

will give a sociable at the home of Mrs. Redden. Thirteenth street, Wednesday evening, June 22. Bill, When we had the tow down there. Valparaiso? Say! Linn't forget that day, Weren't Bill in thet tight for falrT Sayl lld hear Bill Sweeny? sed.

It whs not penue. .1 lln. I but a kind friend MARRIAGES, BIRTHS AND DEATHS The Heriick Is the only absolutely dry, pure and sweet Refrigerator. No zinc to commode and taint your food. No ncrubbing and scouring.

Notice the circulation. AH Hlzes and prices. We have a full line of season's fresh chocolates, made daily at our candy factory. Also our large display ol fresh fruits. Call by Iowa Telephone company, 1423.

Your goods will be promptly gi.ance they hungereu ior in I JfflS tin i ij irmwm whispered to them that Gladstone wou.u receive them whether they came In tray- He says one night, says he: "I've got a chanst for a good lsnd job, Uni I irin.Hs I'll stick to the sea. Died. in i.riuriiiiiin iiress. anil uu.u the resl- inn iim l. lines, at I knows meself and mo work," says Bill, it ii.

in 7 vivinrtln. rli-nce of airs oiai on ftHlulimy. r.mve avenue. probably be unaware of the style of garment which they wore. They, therefore, went Just as they, were ami when Mr.

Gladstone came Ml" Martin right "And I'm going to sign once more I'm sufe all right On the And I'm all at sea ashore." jsin ht i)rv. wife of Col William ton Island a of the late New York CandyKitcli en 609 Walnut St. About 11 o'clock thn constable caught sight of Leon on Fast Fifth street, and was himself observed about the same time by lnn. The latter was not without his suspicions and apprehending he was about to become a victim Indignation of the President .1. Hebrew republican club, he deternilned to take no chance and taking a Hying Mart, he headed, for a hnven of safety Hiipposed to be his own castle.

But 1 oh. was In full cry after his quarry, and let- he started In hot pursuit. He overhauled fugitive two blocks away, com- pi lled I im to display the white flag, and him he took I-eon In tow and 7. him Into harbor as a prize, with lU-ceaseu wh la. HEfiH Crd.

Duncan uMCVinr (1 was born in joioo- lived for many near Jacksonville. Fla. 1 Wn an Invalid for a eons derub Into the room they were pleased to see that he was unconventional, for he wore a loose tweed coat, vhich had been worn through at the elbows and bad been artistically patched. He was very cordial. He began to ask Immediately (luestlotis respecting practical affairs in Am-rli a upn which he wished to Inform himself.

He asked about the Increase of population; where It was being roost rapidly developed. 304 SEVENTH ST. ASTLEY COOPER, Mgr. REFRIGERATOR time and came from ner 'or the old nomesteau Bill Sweeny of the Ulack Gang Ile a tlrst class lireman now, le entered "water tender" But If we has a row, We lads ut the guns has a chanst but Hill And the Jacks o' the Dust below, A-feeding the flame, Fights Just the same If they don't Say! I'd like to know. Alger Killing Time.

Philadelphia. Record: The wnr depart-nu-nt seems to have been more concerned blind and two daughters were with her Justice Blvler sitting ns umpire. The fates were kind to ln. since lu.lmr nuiile out order- Settlement In Clover. Jenkinses, the Joneses, here.

aftprnisui the Will- The of the rapiu nniiieiauioi ui Fhe wm i on' rirnntt uvenue. him to be carted off t6 the count engendered by biistll- ami cast In 'I HiUJ that the commercial He spoke McMartin, ir Mnri--Iinl will mii'-ii'- in in iii.vlslmr methods to kill time than DO YOU KNOW That the Gibson-Tompkins Electric Company 518 LOCUST STREET. Do all kinds of electrical rep airing in first class manner -and at reasonable the TthV 'n" th.H her enmnntlng frm the temple of Hwift development of railway cuniminl- i.istlce. he went up und cleaving his i ui'll as the development of Hnriinir hvi anil menus of routing would be i Knunhirda out of Santiago. 11 THEO.

L. ROCG, dmlnstrutlon to better politics ior in through the exelte.l throng. the resources of thf south ly nonnein frankly disavow any Intention of pushing the campaign vigorously until the fall or ih.n to trllle with the public by The Sprowlers an' the Growlers has left these peaceful scenes: An they're gi ttln' fat an' fussy on army pork and beans. An' we'll all git enlisted hi the momin The Wllllamses are colonls; the Browns are cap'ns fine; The Jenkinses are majors an they never will resign; An' thev ain't a single private In the hal- lelula line. An' we ll all git enlisted In the mornln Good-bve to all the cotton, an' the devil take the corn! We're headin' straight fer glory-fer we ii rex colonels born; rnpltal would inevltab'y in a tew yeais remove all trace of sectionalism.

Then Mr. Gladstone turned to his favorite subject freedom of trade and he said In words quoted as nearly as the reollex ti.m of these Americans now Des HcinGs' Leading thn nnnlini'l mem Ol liri'i-- Leon was In (lurancB soon to be In worse u.iHrters unless a n'seuliU hand was extended to him. Jot. -s ofteied to become surety upon the prisoners bond. The court gravely accented the proffered bondsman, and I-eon.

VsUiig "glance, of lofty uno. and thu making of so many false starts. Reflected fllory. ghe used to smile upon lint she doesn't any more; fjho holds her head much hlghel Then sho ever did before; Bhe regards me as a Of a lower sphere, today, For her cousin fought Willi Dewey When he took Manila buy. flhn used to sit and listen To the thrilling tale 1 told; (She used to look upon me As among the brave, and bi.lil, put I've censed to Interest her, Hhe looks down on me today.

For her cousin was with Iiewcy When he took Manila bay. Oh I wish her valiant cousin Were In Van Pieman's Land, nd that I had been with Dewey To pitch In and take a band. Ah her manner's cold and distant. And her glances stem to V-You were not out there with lewc, When he took Manila Cleveland Lditor. Abandoning the Monroe Doctrine.

rates. Ttoxton Transcript: The best thing we f.A.. h.ni II Ut Ki' Jowcler, our present agree before Justice Hlvler this afternoi.n. permit them to be quoted: "You are Inevitably to be the greatest of the world's powers. Your domain Is such as to remove nil restrictions which other nations have upon Kreat expan able relations with Great tlrlialn Is Io mske our peace with Canada anil keep It.

St. ii vie will leave fir 1850. Founded An" nlso to be ourselves tne rpspr. 17i scions you'll find us In the army when they 'blow the dinner hern, we. II all git enlisted in the mornln Atlanta Constitution.

Saving sion. Your nortu' i ii uhuumuij the sub-urctle teuton. i our Monroe doctrine or wnicn .1.1. l.r...n such Jealous guardinns. An' randest stock of When we fwek empire In far-away corm-rs inn no longer anchor Writ C.

1 southern boundary is in the a. and you have every variety of i ll-mate excepting the heat of the troplis. Thi. with your mineral supplier, makes self-supporting. All Jiwph.

today for a two weeks' visit with, friends. ANECDOTE OH iLDMONG. Ch.t Which H. Had With EiPo.tm.'t James at Maw.rden About Ye.r Afo. Holland In 1'hlladelrihla rrw: that the last extended ch.it that Mr.

Gladstone had vvlth any Au.er-,.n ws that which took place at Ha- ourselves to thst doctrine and policy Window T. Durbln Nominated. iJe. lltCKirtAOrt A mrmvciv Indiana noil. June 19-Governor Mount that you need to brinsr you to the posl- of toiimhl iiniioiineeil tne i tlon of the greatest or ttie worm p-- i trade.

Some day ytl Wlnslow 1. inirninoi tmn-i nnil Slxtv-first Indi Mitter Big dun. Mister Mister Big Gnu. Don't you shoot iny way; Or ef you mtis' Kick up yo' fuss. Des gimme time ter prayl Mister Mister Big Gun.

Hit mighty long 'twill dityt K.f shoot you Kn raise dus', Des gimme time ter pray! Atlanta Constitution. trade I win discover that you und your ana Infantry regiment. Col. Durbln Is Inrilant member of the republican ast e. Ill AUm.i-l for American as though Th-re Thee OlrU ol Oum.

Atlanta Constitution: Here Ih the yell ef the seniors of a western female semln- Bang! 'p! Tlonm YlteJ Hurrah! Hl-Vi! Green and While! Hullabaloo Biiloo! Balate! Lasell! Lasell! Ninety-eight'. Well, may God help us all! Boerdol Strategy. Chicago Post: "If a real board of strut-0fy Is wanted na'ional committee. Wedding Silvir, Cut Glass Largest collection of DIAMONDS AND PRECIOUS STONES Prices the Lowest. 418 WALNUT STREET.

.....11 .1 11 '1 ir.ii Velvet Edje Collars Dona Only by I IIUinDU to it were invited Ebeneier Hoe Dead. Columbus. June IS. Hon. th, families of Mr.

Fdward Khene7.er muriuLil LAUftUAl, i York ami rtiouias u. jam New- f.7 VlHrK. t'O "'If I W. 1 expecting insi sga.i.st Hi'' statement, unking. many other Americans had done when with hl rgument In fn vor of pro-.

i of doing that. General Junes' "Mr. Gludsloce we are elowly surely coming to the da) of I .1 viith both or wnom ii ti4 it io iiir in J- Branch. 500 Mulberry. York.

paralysis. The sum of :ifl.0!4 Is now being paid out i jjo-3d St. rellrina in fi eight years lokdimr earn date lor me rr. Gladstone- had already some He knew Mr. ijtilnt.trd by na-gon of yulnturd's tluso relations with at llelcnn, lor immune beasts.

This Is the lt.nrosl payment for mininwi ever made any st.ite. against ever -ko io any frshbrnitble summer resort ir.u-,.iln.r committee mm- itiiahnoll In lMti. and was a life long and It represents the premium on the skins Peai mothvT. ol dauuh- of Resident McKinley..