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    THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, JULY 3, 1900.
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Specials of Matchless Interest in Our July Sales Saturday DJ
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THE REL' 3LE STORE
THIS STORE WILL BE OPEN ALL DAY
MONDAY, JULY 5TH.
July Clearance of Undermuslins Saturday
Inventory reveals many broken lots, slightly
mussed and soiled, garments that we will close
Saturday in three bit? lots.
Gowns, skirts corset covers
and drawers that sold to
$4.00, all at one CI 50
price 4 1
Gowns and combination
suits, regular QRr
$2.00 values Ut
Chemise in all sizes and big
assortment of styles, values
to $1.50, LQr
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FLAGS
FLAGS
THIS STORE WILL BE OPEN ALL DAY
MONDAY, JULY STH.
THE RELIABLE STORE
An immense line of Silk and Bunting Flags to select from
here; special sale prices Saturday
at 5c, 10c, 25c, 49c and Up.
Ribbons 25c all silk taffe
ta ribbons 12VC
10c all silk taffeta ribbons,
for
5c
Ruchings 25c fancy ruch
ings, a big new line for se
lection; great snap at sale
price; Saturday, yd., 15c
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Grand July Shirt Sale
Nearly 1,200 dozen High Grade Shirts, including a
swell line of Griffon brand and other well known
makes sample lines and surplus stocks, soft or pleat
ed bosoms, with or without cuffs attached and in
cluding several hundred dozen soft collar summer
shirts, in fine imported silk ginghams, soisettes, etc.
Hundreds of patterns to select from, not one worth
less than 75c and up to $3.50, choice, 49c and 69c
Men's Summer Underwear 700 dozen garments; lisles,
balbriggans, porus knit, etc. tho biggest bargains
ever shown in Omaha at clearance sale price.. 25c
Men's Union Suits of all kinds at sweeping price reductions.
Men's 35c Hose Blacks, tans and fancies, or black with white feet, at. . . .19c
Men's Hose, worth up to 2oc on sale at .15(. 12Vc and 10c
THE GREATEST BARGAIN DAY OF THE SEASON.
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u'm's!ouc'"o, Women's Waists
Secured by our New York buyer for cash at less than 45c
on the dollar. All the choicest summer styles in Linens,
Lingeries, Jap and China Silks, Peau de Soies almost any
wanted fabrics and colors. Over 700 dozen, at wonderful
bargain prices.
Waists worth to $1.50; your
choice, Saturday 59c
Waists, worth to $2.50; your
choice, Saturday 95o
Waists worth to $4.00; your
choice, Saturday ' . . $JL.45
Waists, worth to $5.00; your
choice, Saturday . . .$1.95
Sale begins at 8 A. M. sharp. Come early.
New Hair Goods
50c Hair Rolls at 25c
35p Hair Bolls at ..... . 19c
75e Hair Rolls at 39c
$2.50 Switches at $1.25
$4.00 Switches at. . . .2.00
$5.00 Switches at. . . .$2.75
Buy Your Groceries Now, For the Glorious 4ffi
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4 1-lb. ason best High Put
nt Flout . ..$1
10 lb, bast Pur Cans
Granulated Sugar ...$1.00
lba. choice Japan Rica XE
I lba. beat Pearl Tapioca or
Sago .... . . J6o
Th beat Demetlo Maca
roni, pkg. I Wo
Condnf Milk. tu...?Ho
OH or Mustard Sardines,
par can 4o
Imp. Bardlnaa, par can t
I -lb. esna Bakad BssjisIUo
Large bottles Worcester
D.uu., xiuiue wr aviii.iv
Catsup, per bottle... . I Sto
1-lb. cana Assorted Soups
at ;..7Hc
1-lb. lars Par Fruit Jams
at c
Bromangslon. Jellyoon or
Jello. pk THo
Tall cana Red Alaska Bai
rn on 11 Ha
The best Bods, or Oyster
Crackers, lb ...to
The beat Crisp Pretiels or
Olngar Bnsps, par lb.. ..(a
Fancy Sweet Cookies, 40
different kinds, per lb. loo
The beat fancy No. 1 Crsam
srjr Butter, per lb tlo
The bst Countrr No. 1
Creamery Butter. lb...t(o
The best Dairy Table But
ter, par lb .ISo
1
Full Crsam Whits of Col
ored Cheese, per lb.. 17 Ho
Full Cream Brick or Hm-
berger Cheese, lb... 17 Ha
Fancy Domaatio Swiss
Cheese, per lb too
Xismoaal Ziaanoaal XiamonsI
Lemons have advanced 60
to 100 per cent. For this
week w will continue to
aell them, per dosen, 17 Ho,
10c and ISo.
rmasx Tiansiui nt
nvm.
Freah Paas, I quarts
Wax or Orssn Beans, lb. lo
bunches fresh Lsttuca lo
I bunches fresh Radishes
Large Caullflowar, head la
Fancy Rips Tomatoes at,
per basket lOo
I bunches fresh Onion.. 6o
i bunches fresh Carrots.. lo
I bunohea fresh Turnips to
I bunches fresh Asparagus
for ie
Fancy California Plums, at,
basket , ISo
Fancy California! Apricots,
basket ...t tlo
Fancy California, Peaches,
per dosen '. Mo
Fanoy California Cherries,
per lb.. llo
Cherries. t r a w b errles.
Cantaloupes, sto.
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Saturday ?;m0l Towel Day
our High Grade Linen Dept.
One esse Hemmed Huck Towels, good else, plain whit
and colored borders, lOo values; Saturday, each. . . .Vi
On case Devonshire Hemmed Huck Towels and Pure
Linen Fringe TOwela, worth 17c each; Saturday, each e
On case Oriental Turkish Bath Towels, larg sis, worth
llo; Saturday, each UMl
On case Extra Larg Turkish Bath Towals, vary heavy
and absorbent, good value at 10c; Saturday, each...le
Beautiful Wash Suits and Dresses
At Less Than Actual Value of Materials
Our New York buyers shipped us 1,000
beautiful summer garments the very
choicest values ever shown in Omaha
Saturday They Will be Placed on Sale at
Half and Less Regular Prices.
Dainty wash dresses that would sell reg
ularly at $6,00 to $8,00, Saturday . . .$3.90
Wash dresses and suits, all colors, and
white, values to $12,50, choice . , . , , $5.00
Handsome summer dresses and suits, nearly
all $18,00 and.$20.00 values, choice $10.00
200 elegant sample suits and dresses the
most clever of the season's designs and
finest fabrics, values to $50,00, Saturday
at........ $15.00, $20.00 and $25.00
Manufacturer's stock of dress skirts, voiles,
panamas and fancy mixtures, values to $8,50,
in Saturday's sale $2.95
$1.25 Lawn Kimenos 69c
$3.00 Heatherbloom underskirts.... $1.39
$1.50 Percale House Dresses .....98c
Dutch Collars
A swell new line of fancy
Dutch Collars, all the latest
novelties, greatly under
priced in this sale at
15c, 25c, 50c, 75c Up.
75c Elastic Belts,
25c
The biggest snap of the sea
son in pure silk Elastic
Belts, all new style buckles
regular 75o valued, at,
choice
:5c
Corsets
All the Beat Make and Lat'
eat Models.
Thompson's Glove Fitting
Corset, In complete assort
ment of new summer mod
els tor slender and medium
. figures prices from $1.00
l S4
f 1.00 Batiste Corsets, 09c
Rust-proof boning, hose
supporters a big snap at
sale price Saturday.
Hosiery
Ladles' S9o and BOo Qausa
lisle Hose, black, white and
colors, plain gauze or laie,
special, at, pair.,., 25
Silk Lisle Hose, black and
all colors, pair 35
3 pairs for $1.00
Finest Line of Lace Hose In
Omaha prices COo, 76c
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Pony Hose for Children.
Extra Specials in Drug Department
A Record Breaking Shoe Sale Salurday
The windnp of the big Allen purchase together with the odd lots of Men's,, "Women's,
Misses' and Children's Shoes that were picked out after the inventory. Shoes at almost one
half price.
This will be a big "clean-up" tale.
Men's $4.00 Oxfords, In all leathers and styles $2.50
Men's $$.00 Shoes and Oxfords, all styles.... $1,98
Women's $3.00 and $3.50 Oxfords, all leathers and
styles $1.98
Barefoot Sandals, the 90c kind 50
Tan and black Oxfords and Slippers for the children,
all alies 1.00 and 75
Women's $1.60 Pumps and Oxfords $1.59
Infants' and chllds' $1.00 Slippers and Oxfords, all
styles, 7 Be and 50
For the men who want the best shoes made wear a
Steuon $5.50
Tor those tired, aching feet for this hot weather use a
GROYTSR shoe or Oxford and get that "foot comfort"
found In no other shoe.
Get the children ready tor the Fourth.
Picture Dept. Specials
' 'Surprising Saturday Bargains in Picture
Department, 3d Floor.
One big lot of Frames, values to $3.50, on sale
at 10c, 35c and 50c
Framed Pictures Big assortment of beautiful subjects,
regular values to $4.00, to close, choice 35 50
GREATEST SNAPS EVER
China Dept. Specials
Things you vant for the summer
season at splendid bargain prices.
Porcelain cups and saucers, Ice cream
and fruit dishes, each It
Crystal Sherbets, each 2
3 quart crystal Lemonade Pitchers,
at 10
Three cans assorted Talcum Powder,
regular 16c can, at S cana for.. Boo
Eastman's Powder de His Powder,
at ISo
Java Rice Powder.. 3e
Pozsonl's Powder B&o
Three bottles recular 6u Hydroren
Peroxide, at Boo
Mountain Mist Perfume, par os.. . ao
11.60 Oriental Cream fl.OS
Dr. Charles' Flesh Pood, regular lOd
h1i. at BSo
8ttllman's Freckel Cream, refular 60a
elm, at BSo
Hires' Boot Bear Extract, regular 2 60
at lTo
BJUsT&BXXBJ.
Shtnola-Blxola Be
Pollshlns; Outfits, complete lOo
20 Mule Team Borax, per lb....SV4o
Lana Oil and Buttermilk Boap, per
box IS
Five bars Ivory Boap 18
Three bars Jap Rose Boap BO
Eight bars Cocoa, Hard Water or
hlderflower Soap for BB
Three calces Palm Olive Roap....BOo
irBB OOODB.
No. 1 Monarch Bath Bpray, regular
11.86; special 91.00
I-quart Fanltary Fountain Byiinre,
regular 11.00, at see
euington combination cyi
guaranteed for fl
gton Combination Syringe and
a. ru
regular 11.26. at.
Bottle,
rerulai
76c Rubber Gloves, at.
v years.
...B60
Wash Boiler Sale
Ws recelred a aenble shipment, y mistake, of the
famous genuine lVlsk bread sxtra heavy oopper bottom
wood handles hear tin Wash Boilers th factory allowed
as to out tb prlo for os day.
No. T six, extra large,
worth 11.75, only BSo
No. six, extra large,
worth $1.00, only....Bl.l
No. also, largest Boiler
made, only 91.35
Tou will never buy a high
grsde Boiler aa cheap again.
Stefrlg-eTator Sals Saturday.
Ornd Refrigerators, 60
pound lc chamber. . ST. SO
Orand Refrigerators, 76
pound lc chamber. .99.99
Grand Refrigerators, 100
pound lc chamber. 111.60
Thla Is the last sal at
then prices.
lawn Mower psotals.
4-blada Cutaway Lawn
Mower, worth $6.00; Sat
urday S3.4B
t-blade Mower $3.79
Ball Bearing Uwn Mowers,
worth 11.00, at 94.99
lt-gal. Garbage Cana...S8o
l-al. Oarbags Cans.. (1.99
J0-ssi. extra heavy Cans,
at a.BS
Boys' ft. SO Wooden Coestsr
Wagon 99.48
Guaranteed Garden Hone,
at 10
Tb Xast Screen Does Sale.
Any also Hardwood Screen
Door 91.00
Any slie extra fancy var-
Inlahed natural Hardwood
Screen Door, only.. 91.3A
Extra large adjustable Wire
Bcreens, frames fit any
window, extends to three
feet, at . . . B3o, B9o and 3 Bo
Water Motor Washing Ma
chine 9S.SB
(4 Round Western Wshr,
t 93.SS
No. t Western Wahr.
at 9B.S8
No. 1 Westsrn Waer.
at ......99.49
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DON'T
FORGET
TOY .HAYDEW'S
Crystal Berry Saucers 2
Juice Extractors, each ........ 5t
Ice Tea Tumblers 5
Root Beer Bottles, with patent stop
pers, each 6H
Crystal Flint Bowls 1Q
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PAYS
Flemish Stoneware Pitchers, 2 anu
i quart sizes, at 28c
BIO SPECIAL BALE OF MASON
FRUIT J A II
Pint size, each 3
Quart size, each 3fe
The wholesale price has been ad
vanced, but we have several thou
sand dozen on hand, bought before
the raise. Buy Saturday.
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UJiLE SAM'S MEDAL FACTORY
t Amines of One of the little Known
' f Brtnche of the Mint.
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OF W0KK TUBNID OUT
I , I'alea aa b Gover mm.mV. Omm
Ciaiaserrlal BrprU Colleo.
. tleat of Fsnsoes Medal -
- Tkeir History.
Tb Vnlted States mints conduct a brisk
Hbusiuess in th making of medals. It Is
probably th only commercial enterprise
' In whrth the government Is engaged. Th
business Is carried on at th United States
minis, but Is as distinctly a commercial
undertaking as any privet nterpra. It
,1a a factory tor the making of medals and
j-ja uer insignia, and Is distinct and separate
y irom me tniiiuna v .Muiivjr, wv.
dti by separate workmen and with dif
ferent machinery to that uaed In the coin
ing of the national medium of exchange.
Th medal department will not make a
die for a private Individual. He must pre
pare this himself, but If he does so and
takes th 41 te tb mint he osn have as'
many medal struck off a h is able to
pay for, at a reasonable profit on th cost
or th mtal. This being th case it will
b seen that any on caa award himself
a medal, or decide to present all hi ao
iltacae with on in honor of eom
H'ent of common Interest to them all. Then
he can have a dl maa rrom me aeaign
. V he has prepared, take this dl to th mint
f' P and obtain a supply of government made
J
rn-iU dnne In th very beat and moat
workmanlike manner.
J if the flnasl kind. On of th medal
V im if cs(mOI of a prsssur of 1.100
tons to the square Inch and others between
00 and 400 tons. Ths standard silver dol
lar requires only 160 tons, and th double
eagle 165 tons pressure. Fraternal society
souvenirs can bs mad by th government
In this medal department, and a brisk
business Is dons with organisations, who
can afford to have their Insignia cut by
Unci Barn's fine new machinery. There
ar no canvassers out drumming up busi
ness for the medal department, and were
it mor widely known that this work is
dona by the government It Is probabls that
many mor would avail themselves of the
opportunity of obtaining mint-mad souvs
nirs than at present.
Collectloa f Deslgas.
Ther Is at ths medal department of ths
mint a cholc collection of designs to
Quicken th Imagination of th customer
aod show him how a properly designed
medal should look. Also ther Is a big
stock of government deslgnsd and govern
ment awarded medals on head for sals
to any on who desires them. Tbes med
als that ar offered for sal ar all offi
cial. In th sens that they hav been or
dered and authorised by th government
to commemorate some event or he
achievement of soms Individual, and taken
together they constitute a valuabl Index
and chronology of the country's history
from ths earliest times to the present day.
Most of these stock medals ar of bronso,
but If som particular cuatomsr who can
afford to do so wishes to have on or
mor mad of gold from th aame die, this
a 111 be dons for hire to order. If he
merely wants a brons medal he can prob
ably select on from th stock at hs
mint.
Faaaeas Medal.
Th' famous Washington medal, "Tims
Increases His Fame." may be had In gold
for $9. In silver st 76 cents and In bronxe
at IS csnta Th medal Is on Inch In die
metsr. Ths fleet medal, which has been
reduced la price from U to tl (In brons),
commemo ates th recmt circumnavigation
of the glob by th battleship fleet. It
Is an oblong piece, with straight bottom
and sides and a curved top over three
thre Inches long and two Inches high.
Th obverse shows a portrait of Theodoro
Roosevelt, designed by C. E. Barber, and
th reverse, designed by George T. Mor
gan, a female figure, standing, waving
farewell to th ships as thsy ar strung
dency Relinquished," six ; th "Coin
Cabinet Medal," sis 17, and "Commenoe-
ment of Coin Cabinet," sit 11, all of them
In either sliver or brons. while th "Com-1
mencement of Coin Csblnet" may also b
obtained In gold for $.26.
Flret America Engravii,
Th gold medal given to Major Henry
Le (Light Horse Harry) for his gal-
out In lln and making for th far horl- lantry In attacking th British troops at
son. Beneath this la ths Inscription: Fort Paulus Hook, September 24, 177V (slss
"Hampton Roads, December 10. 1907. De-2S), la probably tb only medal awarded
partur of the United Btstes Atlantic
Fleet on Crula Around th World." Th
list Includes a full lln of- presidential
medals from Washington to Roosevelt,
which sell for tl each, but which. It Is
said, ar apt to b put on th bargain list
soon at 11 esch. They hav a uniform
six of thre inches, ths diameter' of cir
cular medals balng generally given In six
teenths of an inch.
Medala that ar historical ar those that
are given by congress to army and navy
officers and to privat cltisens for deds
of valor. An Interesting medal scheduled
for th list Is known officially as th
"Washington Before Boston" medal. It
was given to George Washington by con
grbs In commemoration of th evacuation
of Boston, March IT, 1T71 Th design
for this was executed by Du Vlvler, who
was selected by th commission appointed
for th purpose by congress, consisting
of John Adams, John Jay and Francis
by congress during ths Revolutionary
period that was the work of an Amer
ican engraver. This was Joseph Wright,
one of the earliest of th United States
engravers and the first dteslnker of th
United Stales mint. He also mad the
dies for what Is declared to be th bsst
metallic portrait of Washington ever ex
ecuted. Among other medals given to soldiers
and sailors of ths revolutionary war may
be mentioned Major General Gates, for th
surrender of Burgoyne; John Paul Jonea,
for the Serapls, and General Daniel Mor
gan, for th battle of Cowpens.
A medal with an Interesting history was
ons prssented to Count d Flury, a French
officer, who was th first to surmount ths
walls of ths fort at Btony Point. It is
aid that th medal never reached D
Fleury, as h had returned horn before
It could be got her from Frano. where It
was mad. A silver medal found at Prlncs-
Hopklrs. It was mad and struck In 1 ton In 1880 Is declared to b th original
Franc under the supervision of Benjamin of tn on, awarded to De Fleury. The ob-
Franklln, than representing thl country
In Paris. Ths gold original Is now In ths
possession of th Massachusetts Historical
society, to whom It wss presentsd by a
tatlsen who bought It for (5.000. It 1 O
in else (1 Inches and 19-14) and very prop
erly ther is no gold replica of It in exist
ence. The mint In Philadelphia, however,
has- th dl. and th medal In brons can
b bought by any on who wanta It for
th small prlc of tS.
Other Washington medals ar "Presl-
vers shows a soldier In Roman uniform,
standing amid the ruins of Stony Point
tort, and on ths reverse sailing In th river
below It. A battery on an eminence to th
right is In th act of firing on thes ves
sels. A bronse copy of this medal can be
bought at th mint for 11. K.
Medal far Clvlllaas.
Some Interesting medals ar to be found
In th miscellaneous lot. Th fleet medal
belongs In this list. Also ths Cyrus Field
medal for th laying of the Atlantic cable.
This was engraved by William Barber,
father of th present chief engraver of th
mint at Philadelphia. It Is a costly a
well as handsome souvenir, being listed
at S In bron.e. There are In existence
two Impressions of th Field medal In
gold. The medal Intended for presenta
tion to Mr. Field was forwarded to Wash
ington fur th Inspection of President
Johnson, and in som way was returned
to th treasury without th knowledge of
th custodian. Then It was lost and an
other had to be struck. Subsequently,
som years later, th original turned up.
If any on Is Interested In th medal be
stowed by congress on Joseph Francis for
"Inventing and framing" the life saving
apparatus now used by the government
on our coasts It can be bought from the
mint for Iti. It was designed by Louis
Balnt-Gaudens. brother of Augustus Eaint
Gaudens. Still other medala that can be
bought at th mint ar of th last five
secretaries of ths treasury for i each; th
directors and superintendent at prices
ranging from ll.li to U each.
Th medallio art, as distinguished from
that of metal money coining Is a compara
tively modern on. Th inventor of th
medal, as at present understood, Is said to
have been Antonio Pisanello. Th first
medal made by him waa that known as
th "Llonell D'Ests," and commemorates
th marriage of th king of Naples to th
marquis of Ferrare. It may be added
thai th designing of msdals Is not only an
art in Itself as som of th great artists
who hav tried it hav discovered but It
Is one requiring special technical knowl
edge of th properties of th various
metals used, their behavior under differ
ent temperatures and the limitations of
alxe and shape. Brooklyn Eagl.'
Fur Way that Are Dark.
Th man ran his eye over th caoual aa
sortinent of cigars In th caa at th end
the brands.
ot th bur. 11 a as a stranger 10 all vt
"How's that two-for-a-quarter over In
the left-hand corner?" he asked.
"That a dandy, boss," said the colored
gentleman vho was officiating as bur
lender. "It's the kind I always smoke."
This sounded like a dubious recommenda
tion until he added: "When you want to
gel the bexi cigar In the house Jift ak
th bartender which cigar he smokes when
the bobs . out." New Vork Times.
NEW TAX HITS THFTRUSTS
Tklrtr-Mne Bis; Corporation Will
Dl lTP A boat Five Million
Dollars a Year.
Bssed on recent reports of their earn- I
lngs, thirty-nine lesding Industrial corpora
tions of the country would contribute ap
proximately 15.000,000 to the government
revenues under ths proponed plan of levy
ing a 1 per cent tax on net lnoomes. These
thlrty-nln corporations would, of course,
contrlbut a comparatively small amount
of the money which would be obtained by
th government through this source, most
of which would com from the great rail
road corporations.
Of the Industrial concerns, the Standard
OH company would be the largest contrib
utor, paying $1,100,000, according to calcu
lations based on the latest report of earn
ings available. The United States Steel
corporation would com next with $f4 W7
and th American Tobacco company third
with $4eS.43l. Th American Telephone and
Telegraph company would pay In $302,484,
and, aside from th companies mentioned,
th annual tax In every other case wouid
be under $300,000. Half a dosen concerns
would hav to pay between $100,000 and
$700 000. and th tax on th remainder
would b less than $100 000 each.
These figures ar deduced from the
statements of earnings mostly for ths re
cent fiscal year, In which heavy losses
wr reflected from th depression fol
lowing th panic, and In ordinary times
undoubtedly th tax would b much larger
than Indicated.
1 Tb following list ootttalna thlrty-nln
Industrial corporations, together with th
balanc avallabl for dividends, subjeet to
th proposed $ per cent tax and th amount
of revenue which would be derived therefrom:
Available for
. , . dividends.
u,n.,alnI iopper . .ii.ikiSiM)
Revenue
derived.
$ 7I,27
1M. ai
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140.124
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40,974
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. .$4.16 K4
Tb flail I more Ohio Railroad.
Iyow round trip feres from fhlr.
New York Cltv and n'her
Hons during June and July. 1909. Return
limit thirty days. Stop-overs at Pittsburg,
Washington, haltlmore and Philadelphia!
For Information address W. A. Preston,
T. P. A., 144 Clark street. !r B. N. Austin,
O. P. A., Chicago.
Amer. Car at Foundry
imi. unon uu
Amer. bnielt. & Ref....
American Locomoliv.
Arner. Shipbuilding ...
Anier. Tobacco
Amer. Woolen
Anaconda Copper ....
Amer. Tel. & Tel
Amer. Snuff
Amer. beet Sugar ....
Cambria Steel
Central Leather
Chioai;o Tele
Consolidated Gas
Corn Prod. Ref
General Klectrlc
Diamond Match
Inter. Harvester
Inter. Paper
Mans. Gas
Mucksy f'o.'s
National I,art
National niBcult
New Kng Tel. Co
North American
Pullman Co
Poo. Cum I,, a C "
Hep. Iron Steel
Standard Oil
Tonopah Mining
. Huhher
R Steel
United Fruit
T nlled Oas Imp
U 8-Caro Chem '.
Western Union
Western Air Brake ...
$,914.61$
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