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Dec. 15, 1898
THE NEBRASKA INDEPENDENT.
If BY I LLC 'I CRITIC!.
Judge Neville criticises the popullat
legislator because it did not restrict
the etate at the laat MMtion and tblulca
LEEDY STILL HOLDS BACK.
)
ose f ths KaaiM JKstr ! X
ton Positive,
... An. nl tha nrlm eausc of .. n. eo. l.ir Uovernor
- ... 1 ruti Hu.. .it ... -- 1
ii..ni M Lit,. a. If tnii!rf I I ' ..Vf HHIVa
(uninuiuiiuu iu u In 4h. 1.,..1... .... I.. v t.i 1
interesting 10 anow www .(...... by tb advocates of railroad Uglst
would sot aroood section 3, of Art. Ill, J tlon generally and all tha reanonsb
of tbeatet constitution mhUh says: I bllJtjr will be upon hi shoulders.
... 11 .. A. a . m
Tbalealslatur snail provio uy iaw rt noon to-oar ne una not an
tor the enumeration ol tbsetttteln the nounced hla decision, but all of
year 18H5, and every vnt yeare iiutrmu the lettere and telegrama from
f.rTnX'b -nt '"p Jn W. llVeidenthel
u'lrwlatura shall apportion rue eenaiors - ubutv
and reoresentatlres according to the o an eaire session, waom they
number of tba luhabltnuta." represent, justify a eall now on tba
Itsssms to tba writer that tba preeeed. grounae that It ia Barer too lata to do
i..,. H.ii.n uunrm hnvlntf nfusd wn" " interest of tha people.
."r-"" 7 -.V J . Ths sr. r.nW ta t.L,1 tt.. f..l.
to make tha enumera P j tur -tf bStM Ji
Ollf IWDRUVUMUH mil" nM'"H if til mrw.rl tirir (i wUMn
atrutnaot noon ita wot, cooia ua no aj. A oonfrnoa of l'upullst laadara last
atttm In law or equity for tba popullat night was sot wholly satisfactory to
Iftglslatu ra doing ma sams tuiiig, u eitnaraiaa. uovernor iMtaj want to
tbay bad tried to do it, tba soprema ma tbsatar with Webfc MoNall and J,
ourt of tba atata would bars prohibited prirata aaarotary. Whan
t..U.l..l,,iw,f unroll law. naa tha hotel about H
, i A'Minai. rp.u.. nu n.
..rlii rTiTtTW '"! niuuu BQU IT i -J,,
I ry'i . 1 1 4 i i . i
If any man in Lincoln abould forca a I . ' r.T , flo"0"
' l I DlsdffSS. laid tha lttr )hnu ihH
mi ni liiirui utiuifl Out ID NHi ni . ' . :
" V ' " " " ' ' - - I II. I ..H. it,.
ww...... T i ox lmTLVMsiieriii. m naitata tha MtMM
boars at ft tima as baa preralld b-ra In considered only slaty-two auffloleotly
vne insi ww on iurt wuum u 1 aruoiia to lUKUry aelion on his art
go op from tba whole community and Home ware written in guarded laa
rrv tiulolt would rluir with dlama guege and really made no binding
tlons ngalnst it, Hut wbn lirad promises, n was urged that these Jet-
Slaughter foroe a lot of strmit ear era- cl "on 01 wst manv
ployed to do It tbere is not a jwreiM b r"'""" "J.vTl , Vu a
in the whole cHy who Is braJ enough "Trll th tl Zll'L
ptoii nM.ii,.. k.io iv. . .. ..-,.,. ujorusoirs or unvthlno' la idnnu tin.
01 nautaa wings in in is piuwwreuo ags km they know exactly what it is.
WMieoor afcita na muuu sympatny
tha ills of a, poodle dog.
Can any one Mmeiwber ever having
fjenrd a diaper read from the tpltl of
H t. James la any of the uhurcbee? Ht.
James was pretty bard on tberlcb plii'
tocrate of bis day and lie sterns to be al
together out of plane in modern ('hrl
tlnnity, It was be who said; "What
doth it profit tbougli a man say be bath
faftb, and bare not works? Can faith
ears him?" The Mowing reree if read
ia eome of the plutoerallo church
would create a stamrwds: "Heboid the
blreofthe laborors who bare reaped
dowo your fidlde, which is by you kfpt
hmk by fraud, crletb; and the cries of
them that bare mupnd bare entered into
the ears of the Lord of sahaotb,"
Joe Leltr is now engngm la forming
a milk truet, Ife ea,re that be can so
, combine the milk biieinims of Chicago
Vbat be can disease with the services of
' orer 600 email ileuler, bandrcde of milk
wagons and their drlvnrs and furnUli
milk to the citizens of Chicago juntas
cheap or cheaper than It is now furniehd
and at the same time make a great
profit for blineelf. When the matter is
lfted down to the bottom it amounte
to juet th In, The heads of a thotixiiud
families engaged
will ho thrown
wonieu and child rim left to starve, the
men driven to tramping, while Letter
will gather into bis poeket the money
upon which Mhm thousand families
lived. One man will net what a thou
and got before. That Is the result of a
truet always. Yet there 1 an autltruet
taw on the statute books and an attor
uey general at Washington who draws a
big salary.
ATTEMPT TO STEAL A MARCH,
Aotvaomliit b to lltot of Vslea
bis frii(il,
WisnaoTOM, Pee, 15.-Fromiofornv
ation received here, it appeara that tha
autonomist government of Cuba, estab
lished about one year ago. is making a
strenuous effort to dispose of a num
mt of valuable franchises and conoee
slons before the sdrent of tha military
gorernment 01 the unltaa Htates.
These include the right to construct
and operate the Central rillroad line
of the island, including eleven
branches, and also a network of eleo
trlo tramways for Havana,
The President, bowerer, baa cut a
quietus on tha enterprise of tha ripan
laws, ty issuing Instruction to Uea
aral Wade, chairman of the evacuation
oommlssion at Havana, immediately
to inform tha officials of tha (Spanish
autonomist gorernment that the
United ttatea strongly disapprove of
the proposed disposition of the conoes
slons and franchises, and to ask that
all negotiations be discontinued.
r If this hint is not sufflalant. (Inm1
Wade's instructions will be stifilclent
to meet every contingency. He is or
dered to put a stop to these proceed
ings without any limitation on hi
authority in the provinces. If neces
sary, there is no doubt that the prin
cipals in thescherno would be promptly
in the milk buNinres arrested and imprisoned.
out of employment,
WASHING JMSJIKS.
uisu wuuitng is a very iwccsttary
part of the housevprk, yet it is a tasl(
that the girls usually dislike, Tha
dislike may be greatly lesscueu by fur
nishing them with plenty of soft wa.
ter, clean diah towls that will leave no
Wut, and shining tin or puroelnln
!li.liiHiu end drainer. Thou tmch
Mhem to do the work projierly ami tke
rule in it. tiun;h (JeiteiKle uiion
ktartinff rlrlit in leernlnir to do hdv
1 a
ind of ioumwoi k, and curtiiui hah-
tut uiiwj loriiuHi, ere very nam 10
break.
Hefore the dishes ere taken from the
able, ell the Mrsps should lie eraped
frtmi the pin 1 e into a Uml ready for
the slop (mil. The dUlie r then
piled together, jdacHsl un a large tray
and taken to the kitchen, 1'uur the
water, whUdi should l as wertit as
you csn Itrar your hsmls in comfort
hly, into the hu, add eixiugh tVsr
line til make a irtMid mU, hmIi the
g!aaae tirst, then the ilrrwn, nf,
W that the nijw, iu'er and pistes.
Hot wsloi tiuiy Im kaMihI s iitH .ltxl In
keep the UUhatr warm emtnyh. At
ttr wsalilng riitM tn iier warm water
end dry wllh a to I. rublnug U
jt mitd tt U bright end h;uin
BONES IN A FIREPLACE.
A Toons Woman Vl.llliiir mt Hot Snrlnn
Itellavail to liars llaan Mardarsit
Hot 8'hmi, Ark., Dee. 15. Grad
ually the mystery surrounding tha
dlsappnsranoe from this city sev
eral weeks ego of Mrs. Nellie
J Home, a young woman visiting
this health resort, who, the author
ities beliere, was murdered br round
uaray wieniuia ana robbed of her
money, Is clearing np. Hardy Shef
field i in Jail charged with murder.
Tha sheriff returned to tha city todar
from the home of KheWeld'a brother in
Hot Kprlogs county, where it waa re
ported the body of Mrs. Home had
been found.
Tha sheriff brought with him a sea
oontalnlng evidence that a human
body had been burned piece by pleoe
in Wietiiulde house, The sack con
tained humsn bones, ashe and other
articles rvoorrred from the fireplao la
Milt; mold's house. Nh.nivld's brother.
in whose house the crime la supposed
to hare bea committed, w brought
to Hot Ki.rlnn bv Hherllf Willlaiaa
and plseed la Jail, as were sereral
other who are charged with belof
eressone a ine ertme.
HAEUY'S COLUMN.
Cook, Poynter Hena and Cfalnts Duga
Next tlenator Treaty of V
nit rumpinnea and Their Surround-ingw,
If Tom Cook goes to Porto Hico who
win eturt the census In 11100?
We hoje Governor Poynter will dl
idiwe erery ofllee liolder who boa been
known to drink too muoh while in of.
flee during tha last four ye' .
The most useful ami profitable ant
mill on the farm I the hen, Her egrs
end her Hilckens make good eating,
and they live the moot of the year up
on the pests of the farm bugs, worm
end weed seed, A farmer told me th
other day that two or three trood of
rjualls save him forty acres of wheat
form the ehlnta bug lest year, Well
chicken will do the earn thine. Ca
ry your ben and cWckena In a brooding
box to your wheat ftehl, make am open
ing in ine oox mat will allow the
'hicks to Utngt ami they will clean
up" seroral acres in a week. Three or
four brood will clean targe field by
moving them every day or two. The
oh' lien must be watered end fed r,f
course. The brooding box should at
fwl iirotectlor from marauders at
night, A brood of small chick arc a
irrand protection to a garden. Chlntx
bugs and cobliege worm are dainties
f' ihem, ;
it is undoubtedly correctly re nor ted
Hint I), Y ThotntMon lias a tnort treue
on the vote of fifteen or twenty wir-m.
ixts or our coming legislature, m far
us voi.ing for 'senator is concerned, la
the cloee district he wild to the re
publican candidate "if you will give
ine a mortgage on your vote for sen.
eior 1 win neip yon to what election
funds you ned. Ho tha bargain we
mnde end the money woe handed over,
lliu come the etarter. The nnrtv
lush and more money will bring the
other republican vote. The tmlce of
sewnonai vote are toimd to be high
this winter, five or ten thousand each.
The memW who set a high figure i
ine one wno wui carry home the mol
money. The man elected, if he is of
lie right stamp, can pay a hundred
thousand for vote and get it all book
'lie jirst year he Ja in wash nirton.
Hone of our reform brethren may say
innt "election fund ar nwessary
end blessed lie be who Jin the money
without taxing the party," The elec
tion lhnt is carried with money U not
the kind we want, our bretbreii to the
contrary notwithstanding. It creates
a double temptation to steal to make
it up; in fact, scaling is made an 'm-
retire necessity.
tern of gorerament on the old Spanish
7sicin, una yet u win oe eaey II Jus
tice aud right rule the rcoat. I'enn
got along with the Indian and can got
Hiong wim uia islander if we bar
mind.
The treaty of peace lie been aimed
between Bflmuel end tha done. Just
whet the text of the treaty i bo not
keen rliViilgej, imt it is quite certain
thnt a quit claim deed hn lieen ban l-
d over to oil of the West India bdnnd.
In the Atlantic, including l'orto Kleo,
find nlso to the Jndrone and Philip
pine islands in the Pacific, It i going J
to m no smn it wikk to splice our sys
Une of 'lie trriers in the war of
ilcvsting the Philippine peojle I their
ivlljflotm sujieretltion, They have
Uieir wltche, gosU, evil epirita, inoan
tfltkiia and everything foolish of that
ami innt any people ever had. But
let t.le pype tend Arch-Hlsbop Ireland
there, ss is now the talk, and thlngi
will change for the better very fot
He may not lie able bj make Tankrys
.'t tnem in a aingl year, but he will
carry thrm a long way on the road.
The lurge lend Brents to the church
' anothef narrlcr in the way of pr
1 i'St can oe removed a me
Mexicnn government removed the
ennui barrier, by contlsiatlng all
c)it.rch property except their houses
of worship, school houses and crave
jnrd. The church then would depend
i.on voluntary euoport of the people,
na J the case in this country W ca
noi see now ini government can, give
iudejM'tidence to Cuban and imperial-
iMn 10 ine miiirtrine. Titer nniMt
loth bare the government. There are
tatemcn, plenty of them in both
countries who know better how to
manage their own. wools than Pres
ident McKlnley does, There arc col
lege groouiites, natives, who have irrad-
iwjited from their own college and also
from American end Kuropcan colleges,
'11.-.. 1 1.1.1' . ...... .
i nvj Hiiun wimv is ngoi aim jiiwi, aii'i
they are going to bnv to have It if
they hove to fight for It. They are not
an ignorant a we euppose, They bare
a system of public 'hools which ore
iipimrtei by pnulio money to the- ex
tent of over a half million annually.
Our duty does not skip with liberating
tnem from hpaniwi oppression, but we
must aleo elevate them and help them
to govern themselves. They will not
come over here. Let them understand
that what they enrn Is theirs and their
exports will double shortly. Their
lie inn and sugar we want, Our navy
would need to lie strengthened every
year hud the islands never fallen into
our hand. Fifty thousand soldiers
will 1e enough to run our whole ma
chine a eooni a things settle,
T'o hong a stor,
Boy I sea you got a sign out, 'Boy
Wanted.'
Merchant-Yes; we want a boy to
run errands, sanlst In tha packing de
partment, help sweep, conduct cus
tomers t the various department,
clean window, tend door, and
Hoy Never mind the rest, mlsterj
I'm lookln' fur a place, and 1 ain't got
time to wait.
A Slow Appntlts,
Father (doing tha earning) Are
you hungry to day? -
Little Dick- Mo, lr; only a small
piece, pleane. I gm I won't be hun
gry for half an hour,
lather We'll be about through
then.
Little Dick All 'cept tha pudding.
H GUIDIY-SUGGEST IONS
The Good Tbingi Lincoln Mar
ohanti nave Stocked up with
for Old Santa.
WHAT TO BUY FOR PRESENTS
Something for Evarybody-Appro-prlato
Olfti and What Soma
of them Coat
At Jtuilf e A Morrl Go's,
im ...i.e. 1
"'ere is uurrying to and froo at
lUidge AMorri, for tha holhlay trade
1 now on in fuU awing. A beautiful
punwama of fliw furndture, carpet.
nigs, draperies, gbueiwaire, obinaware,
lump, hardware, unfold to view 11
one wend hi way through the raet
nouoe lurnisjung establish iwnit,
Jlol dor suifirestioiMi im -lf
f . - rrj- aV SJfT-
cry jiaiui, in the furniture denart-
ment are probably 1,100 fancy looker
in all sort of lze, baie aiul de-
jnuiii, nmtm corvei ana riouiy
upliolat-eml, ranging in piric from
11.80 to flfiO, Onyx iwrlor table n
hmm beautiful deslirn. sonui iriM
platenl , at 3,B0 to 130. 1'atior table la
"did oak, birch anil mahogany form
73 Cent Un to 112. Vniwv iwnUniav
etands, richly carved and highly fin-
isiieu, m j.xd v o. j'lain ana fancy
fwit atrwl at n cent up to 14.
Jleautiful odd prior piece in dial-
find divans, highly ornamental and
iiecfid as well, from 13 up to $41.
Couches in 189 different styles, uphol
slcrwl in corduroy, velour, leather,
from $0 a hlffll a 70. lather
chairs, roomy, miisKlve, luxurious, cost-
1 hit irom 1 is 10 fj(j,
IN'OIOPUNDBNT (M TOUlt
Iron lieds in forty mt vie, ulitla nl
lira trimmed, at $2.75 to $26. 1
Momelliliig new for the nmJm mem.
lx-r of the family frentleineft'a lmv
l"g ciiae at $7 to 20. Kxqulslt de
sign in Indies' drewslng table, that
nrtlde so dear to the femlnlmt heart,
11 to $50, A big line, soma thirty
different styles ddfroiiiera, plain and
richly carved with Frewdi lx-vcl mir
rors, at $8 to $50, rxiinblnaflon cast's
book case and wr tin at dek In all
size and designs, some very handsome
effect at $8 to $50, Hook enses. one
of the most useful piece of furniture
innt can be bouglit, $7 to $30, C 1 na
chweta for the dining room, nothing
more convenient, from $10 to $40. Ilnfl
rack at $5 to $40. ttideboard in plain
aim very cmooraie designs, 8 v M".
Dining tables, round and sawn re.
hold up nny smwint of Christina good
things, $3.60 to $40.
hnmlier suit in oak, in mahogany,
n bird' eye maple, in birch, plain div
mgna and maurreUi'of beauty, form
$13 up to $150. '
A large aaaortawsnt of framed pio
ture, mm very liandsotn and atrtk-
ing work of art, $1 to $13, .
Splendid assortment of bewutlful
parlor banquert hunp form $5 centa up
a high a $16. 1.
Ia tlie cut glows and cliluawar de
partment i displayed many beautiful
end costly piece. Cut glas berry
dishes, $0 to $12. Cut glues Jelly diabea
$2.50 to $8. Vinegar cruet, syrup
Jugs, salt and pepper, la cut glass,
frmn 78 cent to $3,
In Chlnawara, 100 piece dinner et
cml"KrcelaJn. from $7 to $15. Am
erican china dliimer , very pretty
effect, $12,60 to $23, Havlland & Co.
dinner set in plain and rich deoign
tlie UtiMlard of fine ehinaware tb
country over. $30 to $00. Yumy fruit,
tint and salld dMie at 38 cent) to
$1,50, ,
(J Ine water mitt, 00 cent to $3.00.
A large assortment of fancy imported
vsse, 40 cent to $6.00. Jardiuiera,
plain and funcy, 60 cent to $4.00, Cu.
Jildors, fancy deooratod, 89 cent to
1,00.
1m the hardwara department kv immhi
oma very fine ailverwara, Itogara
Uros., triple iilaM kmire and forka at
$3,60 mU Wm. Jtogera triple) plated
knives and fork for $3 per set. Hog
ere' triple plated tensiioon, f 1.30 per
et dmsert ajsion $2.26 m aet table
spoon $2,60 ier sot, Nut pick and
crack 30 cent to $1,60, An vxoep
tlonelly fine dlstilny of chafing disho
and five o'clix'k tea, very well thlmjr,
from $3 to $10.
Pocket kndvee in BOO different atyle
from 23 cent to $2. Thirty style of
carvers from $1,25 to $16 per set. A
greut variety of scission, abeara, ra
vors, lsiy and girl' skate, boye sleda
nnd wngons, totmy tea ami coffee
jiols, 1
There Must lie Iwnisililiig Wreng,
Wli"n snrtb irt(tin mi hut snd tr
Tb enlilun srln mini,
W Itmi him runt trull porfiimt th sir
A nil fluMi'ji rtiick art hiirn,
Will Iu llioiimiil mtt v wild wit. I ci m linaij
A4 ahsiit tbla ataavlNM aiiimi
W atarva, ilia, iih, slv Hit lirit I"
Tbra want lit numaHilNg wrun
Wbos ws!lli Uwrouulit sbll Mtttoss roll
Arii Hi (ml llul anil,
Wlm In ii n I rum nols te p'lln
l(ii IriilKriiiii buiNun loll,
WIimii Iriiiu slliiisonml iiiil(iii
Is iiixntr rulia sluits,
A ml uUmm rc a ny hr kll'iwN,
Titer meat b auuiatbina erun,
Wh pimr man's UhlM wat swsy
To lutmuxaii sad drouth
1'br in imt li Hoiimi liliiv wrnn to psy
Tbst'i worth lb flmliiiK out,.
Wllbaurfwll una rrnt laiil biiiiil
Th iliil s fmlli(l ibrmis
iHebt lur lb rut lb briNril lfil
'J lif imuI. b oiiibUiIii wrmis,
Than Ini tb law sir iiml rlbt
'l it wonltlijf ami tn pnori
tM Inwdoiii iifimli tba band lit Hilsbt
W auk tor mil bins iinira, '
Until (It in nynlKiii la l,Kiia .
Th bunlutt uf tiur amis
ft nlmll ami inn In only mi:
'l'lirf miml li (iinihlit wrniir.
IIKV.KTIIUA UAiaAMEK.
omH Hi,. ni'Miiv.sa 1 yser, 11.00.
CLOSING OUT SAL
t
Utwi'Ui re kh.tuWI b giiru lry iwn-
tiiaMi knhMi iir siir
imIii In th wWr, but vnuh ih) dry
( wt kly. I he p Itiiri rrh m,kv
tl th, !mi kir tliir aa.l
rr saM'k. Th Uti'e iitsy b rut In
10 ittliwis) ar. hMiui a the
bids Mt k U Um bitg to u at imm-,
U J. t
WOMtN 5T0NC0 COLUMBUS
t
f lflll) M e ta tl
ttiiiAea ipia, lse l -A !
ft, asiJsth that th dlaavtsry
ft aaterla m U talMl
iSsta M'stttrtauot. stassd la .taia
fmlaiMba ttfdsy
Tsrls 0mmm nt
WAitiliiofosi. iWe, 1$. Yesterday's
""a or in m-ust w largely eun
umed in dlniaun if the Nicaragua
enl bill Mr, Turpi m.! th prla
elpal spset h in iHMiHun to the bill,
atUtking it oit tlie jrrmittd that It i te
, ItA luUrnt of the UrtUui Cans
. CtMiinsey, which be ehsretvrlei a a
fraud and bankrupt. 11 imtved
HtHnei4iru uf ih utatier milk afUi
th hu'l Uy rmv
I tai I . . .j, ill a 1 a. t . a
inrm to ra hwh.w in nut ei
' a suriume iMaey, and optH
the luutluit t ptMipMit, Mr tWrry
ft4 Kwll Uah (fr4 atMskdiaeat
sasterlslly aiTtlng th Uik
lrvitm 14 ths ii4inii rm h
! bill, JUr, Wurriil tn ( a ,lv
dr la upim wf th biil authart
te the purvh .f a i foe a
supieWi man Ixtibbsa-. a4 tat auJ
MwrsJ dth r bill r u.t
CLOSING OUT PRICES:
This entire stock of High Grade Clothing has been thrown on the market to be closed out at ruinously low
prices. The cost has not been counted in this great sacrifice. High grade good wearlug, honest, dependable
Suits and Overcoats are being sold here at a fraction of their worth. ,
Don't Ibe Deceived
Y BY TIIK FLAMING ANNOUNCEMENTS OF JOB LOT DEALERS. YOU DON'T BUY CLOTHES
X 1U LOOK. AT. YOU WANT SOMETHING THAT WILL WEAR AND GIVE YOU SERVICE. YOU
2 WANT VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY. YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO SPEND MONEY FOR CHEAP,
f TRASHY STUFF WHEN THE CHOICE OF THIS HIGH GRADE STOCK AWAITS YOU AT THESE
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t 310 Mon's Suits 5.95
Hlrli tly all wool rnwalinere and Fanny
t licvlul rutin. I aiul stpiare cut Hulls, 0C AC
well worth $H, cIimiuk out prliis , $ D$ JjQ
S12 Mon's Suits 7.85
Ibltl.Uilna Woratrd Mtlits ill (ilttlii it lid liil.rv
pitttrres, silk iiwd and btd lnshoub 0n QC
brs, worth lully f 1 if, ehmtiig out prkw.l f Qv
S15 Mon's Suits 0.85
t'tlr lue Nhil Wrt.U, Vlur l'f.
$9.85
58 Men's Suits 4.75
$4.75
Illuu und bliM-k Clii viot sinuln and double
briastxi Huits, rvgular ly.Wi.climiog
out price
fttttiet i
l Jul fttyWe rrguinr l) MuJ, rlt
l'sll ftt1t,,t(MHiMmtW'1..n..,(ii.nMH-
6.50Men'sO'coat3.90
niusaed bluck llenviirHiick Overcoat, vU dJQ QA
vet collar, worth t.(0, closing out pr.lptf U
S8 Mon's O'Coats 4.85
,Mn's blue and black Ksrasy Havr, dwp
fuelnir, llk pijiinit, and exetillnnteuat, 1 QC
worth $1, cfoaing out pries $1.0 J
10 & 12 O'coats S7
Kis Krajp OviTttiiats In blu, black and
bruea, hss'laiiumly tniiinid, ritulr tfn ft A
tJ aud t li kind, eluaing out prna.,M.,) UU
16 Men's " 10.00
Mn's (Ins rtt Itwarrs, Mwllons, and
ivrav iivwmmia, Mil hsU, vary
tirwMjr, aoriti tuny f 10, riming on
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f VtMl M-u risers at liM.
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fUii fia M.a I it.f, 7..tV
IliiMi Ma' ('(( at u,ixt
Young Men's Suits.
$4.50
$6.50
flood hnary Wool Huite, la black
and tiiney ('havlots, all lat
pMttHrus, th kind that sll
at 7 UU, closing out prli.
Flu Woratetl f'tiaaliiiHrna end H ot li
t'herlot Kuits, handsoumly made
and trlmiiia.l, rt'Kulsr ftu.Ut),
eiosiug out rm,
Our v-r.r bust Toung Man' Hulls,
single or double hraad, ia
film Worahul. ritiular prkw
I i'i, closing out p k m
$8.75
Boys' Knoo Pants.
.tg V tn 15 years.
.',$1.50
in blue, bUi k, lrw end fenny t'b.(
viot, wuria f i nil, vioaing out
Hoy' Bus alliMi sum la plsia and
issry imm, tiititt- siri, tiuii.
.lat and ks, wiirtk 1 1 'ill A CA
asd ft cliMtug out prina... lfiiwU
r'lr I us Wuratioi ! raiutf
tull, kbby piilaru. ttt
iih WMilk )mi . t t 0,
lllig MUt JIH1. ,,,
$3.50
TWENTY PEU CENT OFF ON ALL l;UKNISJIN GOODS, intituling rtuirt ituck of lUu. Caj Shim.
Umlr r wear. .Vckwcar. imwty, i .lovf t, Mitt, ttt Rt im mbr, the uotnl iltltt won't I, lunkt, Shrrwit bmvt
art t iWinji itUvantagt cI lm opjmriunily, Vou can't mm it on anythinrf you grt in tht Grr,tt t;Mn,j Out Sale,
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