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5 er posihve proois have been presented As Summer
llriderwear is likely to be a subject of deep interest to every
HoSiéi'y Department, fully believing that we have it in our
power to convince the most sceptical, 'both as to price and
We have a fine assortment of Men’s Ladies’ and
Children’s Underwear, Hosiery and Gloves, so that the de-
quality.
. mands of our trade will be fully inet by seasonablefiand
desirable goods.
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Lynderwear.
Gent’s Guaze and Balbriggan Vests and Drawers. :All sires
at 20 cents each; better quality if desired.
Ladies’ Ribbed Vests at 5 cents each; better at 10, 15, 19
and 25 cents each.
Children’s Ribbed Vests in long and short sleeves, all,‘,si7.es.
Hosiery.
Fifty dozen Children’s Fast Black Hose, wide rib, guaranteed
positively fast black, an elegant school fistocking, worth 1
cents pair, now 10 cents pair.
Boys’ Bicycle Hose, sizes 6 to 10, 12.} cents pair.
An elegant thing in Gents’ Half Hose, in fast black and tan,
good value, at 20 cents pair; choice of lot 2 pair for
25 cents.
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Fifteen dozen Ladies’ Fast Black Hose, full regular madame
regular guarter goods, at 19 cents pair.
5 WWW mam a near.
one in a short time, we invite a thorough investigation of our,
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We a lost Mutational Trip A” (Mir
ratio the Denver coats-nut at see In
a.” to Touche For hint—Janene: (loan
antes Coast tor tiles on a Platlcsr.
salami. Kan. May ii. ~l‘he whr is our.
fheintrepid Colorado contingent of the
mrnonweal, which has inept Colmado
and Kansas in can rear for two days, has
adored on ltinnaliy to Marshal-
Nee easy. They Were 150 strong. and every
man Thaw” put under arrest
Thesurreader was made peaceably. and‘
the entire army was other: to Topeka for
trial. The special train with the captured
they made ra id time on its return trip.
Banner-Iv lens may of eommonweah
era defied pursuit and laughed at obstacles
again. Tree times their stolen train was
reported stalled before care and engines
purposely run on the track ahead of them.
sud each time the railroad officials be-
dead they Were masters of the situation.
But in less time than it took the railroad
rompeny to throw their engines from the
track at one place and tear up the rails at
another the go ahead wealore had built a
new track around the feeble obstruction»
and relald the torn up rails with their
force of something over 400 men.
Governor Would Not fiend Troops.
The army’s sympathizera were hoping
that the daredevil band might run the
gentler of United States Marshal Keeley a
100 winchesters and reach Topeka without
further molestation. Once at the capital,
they beile'ed the train stenlcrs would be
courngonlolit.
ial when questioned.
who applied for troops the governor sent
the following:
['0 James iiari. Sheriff. Horace. Kara:
Telegram staking for lrwrm to arrest s11) own
3 who havoslolcn-lemrl I’Miilc train received.
: Was train stolen in Kansas”! Have any demo»
lotions been committed in your county? liavc
warrants been issued and processes been rev
slated? Are the men still in your county?
1.. D. hewsnuso. liovornor.
The railroad company found themselves
in a peculiar fix. The state attorneys hav-
ing declined to help them and the county
authorities not caring to do so. preferring
to let the wild train more on to having
several hundred arrested men to feed and
place on trial, it took legal ingenuity to
get the railroad in a position to apprehend
the men and runaway train at all.
They depended on their general attor~
toruey, Bailey Waggoner. to drag them
out at the difficulty; end be sounded in
pressing the l'nited States into serviw by
getting the clerk of the l'nited States cir-
cuit. court at Topeka to issue write of ar-
. rent for the unknown commonwealera-nu
act whiI h the Populist leaders condemn as
I unlawful.
from Topeka. The form and firearms
‘ were increased on route. and when the
laherif! reached Scott ( 'ity, Kan” ill! depu-
:tles. each with a gun. were aboard.
I Meanwhile the wealers were reported as
lilying eastward. Formidahle obstructions
l were reported as being thrown up before
lthem at Diston in the shape of three chi”
since and several box cars, and the supply 3
I of water for their engine was said to he out .
,off, but these obstructimu detained them
l July is short time.
Old linflnocr at the ‘l'lsrotllq.
The man at the throttle, it waasaid. was
an old Missouri Pacific engineer, and he
know every sag and cut of the road.
When the wild train reached floral-e.
Kan, they found an out hound passenger
and mail train that had been held by the
l company. The wealera commanded the
:rrew of this train to more. and after an
exchange of dispatches with the superin-
Qtendent the train sped away' Regarding
this train a a safe pilot the special kept
clone in its wake. The wealera had now a
first class locomotive, having abandoned
their rusty old switch engine at Horace
and appropriated the heat passenger en-
gine they could find in the roundhouse.
Scott City. which they approached warily.
front of the station there, and ill) men
platform. The engineer reversed quickly,
and before the deputies had time to think
their expected antagonist» had disappeared
in the distance from whence they came.
The Missouri Pacific promptly started a
train east from been Kan. 25 miles west
of Scott l'ity, to intercept the returning
army.
Coley Moat lion Ilia Cars-p
appeared before the District unumlesion
era. and after assuring them that he was
inew camping ground he was granted an
i extension of the time in which he must re»,
[more from his present quarters. lie was
’giyen until this afternoon to vacate the
premises. and he will be obliged to get
away by that time.
Before going to the commissioners (‘oxey
attempted to induce Health Officer lieut-
naett to reconsider his condemnation of the
camp. but Mr. Hammett was firm and re»
fused to retract. holding that it would
take six months at least in get the lot now
oectiplul by the loxryiim into hygienic
conditions.
The District mmunisuloum sent to the
, senate Dietriet committee a report on the
gill" introduced by Senator Peder on the
filth of April entitled "A bill to provide
work for the unemployed pom lathe
District of Columbia." it provided for
the u‘mc‘eIrIployrnont of persons within thema-
wo had soother present employment
Inadeauppepriatieaot hummus-e-
rylntoelsetiheprovieionsofthelnll.
InshWerht-Ieveae.
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The common-- are e posed to the
provident in the Polar bill or a uniform
rate of 01 so for an eight ems-m wait.
for the then employed under the m-
They say that the current rate in this
localityie $1 for a 10 hour demand that
grave injustice Would he done if the soy-
srnlneut attempted to rain-that rate. (loo
tractors who made hide based upon this
ant-rent rate would be obliged to pay the
higher wages and thus be ruined, and” there
would he a general stampede of laborers
here tonceiy‘a the higher wages thus snap
ante-m reuniting in the Mmdingmf
the labor market and a vast amount of
sailor-int: and distress.
Indium“ ”In In» car.
Tacoma. May ll "Sixty Coxayitea cap-
tured a single gondola coal car at Ole
Elam, on the Northern Pacific main line.
and started on the down grade for Ellsnsr
burg. Superintendent McCain, at Tacoma,
ordered all trains near Eilensburg alde-
tracked giving the gondola complete right
of way The car was stopped at Ellen»-
burg, the 60 (loxayitea Joining 100 or more
of their friend‘s there. It is reported that
50 Coxeyltes were arrested at Yakima for
Wednesday night's shooting. Over 100m-
dustriala are still at Yakima and claim
that they will take the first east bound
freight train There Are about 75 special
situation at Spokane still looks serious. 0f
the industriais injured. Nick Weaver 0!
arm, and Seattle Savage was shot in the
head. Savage wan taken to the hospital.
All are doing well. Deputy Marshals
Ihlchcaier and Jolly were brought to Tn.
coma. Jolly's wound is serious. it being.
iree-from-earcwand penalty. , Therattitude v.
of Governor LeWclling unveihis idea en. l,
The executive was entirely noncommit» ,
lull to one sheriff ‘
With l nited Sluice Marshal .‘Ieeley and .
ya force of so unit with rifle or shotgun. I
‘ Waggoner started went on a special train
Without mishap tho runaways reached .
They aawliO feet of the track torn upin .
with 100 rifles were lined up on the station ‘;
atwagssofll. holoraighthonrs’vorkaad
through the bowels. He is not expected
to live. i‘lIichestor. is but. slightly hurt. by
a ball in the thigh.
Galvin Decides to Tramp.
l’I'rrsIII no, 1tiny ll ——(;nlvin' a common-
waal army camped at West Elizabeth and
.WM treated royally by the residents of
;tbat place Then the army marched to
' \‘i eat Motion and Went into camp to: the
night. (oionel Galvin has given up all:
hope of transportation by the Baltimore
and Ohio mud and has decided to try his
walk on the I’enusyltanih road. From
Greensbu rg; thence to J ohnstown, Altoona
and Harrisburg, following the main line
3 Illilc.
Kelly and Illa Navy.
Dias Menus, May il.-—Kelly‘s army. on
its way down the Den Moines river. reached
n‘ point in Marion county between 40 and
no miles from Des Moines. There is no
fixed camp. but the army lies scattered
along five or ten miles. fl'woor three boat-
Moincs until yesterday and will hardly be
able to overtake the army. Them-my was
well supplied with provisions, the farmers
of the country through which they passed
bringing ample quantities of food
F'Itagerald a Boston Contingent.
Blunt". 1' IL. May ll. ~’l‘be New B. ug-
Iand contingent of the (Tony army. hum-
bering 5‘.’ men and commanded by Captain
Fitzgerald of lioaion. arri ted here from
Trenton. They were met on the outskirts
of the city by hundreds of men and boys.
The commonw'ealcrs looked like a body of
well fed workingmen. They were escorted
to the Iklaware House. \v here they had
supper and bunker! for the night
spohane Industrials Split.
swans \\ ash. May ll. Violoncl Hol-
phin has been deposed as leader of the
ripolmne industrials. lie. was court mar-
tialed for trying to desert his army with
funds and drummed out of camp. About
ii) man went with him and started east
warl over the (treat Northern Jumbo
(‘antoell assumed I hargc of the encnmp
mom at llillyard
The Tens lnduatrlnle.
llol'srox, May li.——(ieneral Patterson of
the Texas industrial army being in jail for
swindling the Knights of I’ythins lodge at
Alvarado (‘ olonI-l Brown assumed control
of the army ’l' be men began their march
. lafoot. the railroad refusing to furnish the
I transportation». They intend walking the
E Central to (‘orsiI-ana. where they will tulle
the l‘otiou Bell.
Flour [or (‘oaey a Army.
fir. inns. May ii. —.A carioad of flour on
the way to VA mhington. cansiuned tn (' ox-
ey ’earmy, passed through here. The car
in which it is being shipped in gayly dec
orated with hunting and flags and carries
the following sign. “Flour for (‘ user” a
army. \\ nahington. from the citizens of
Springfield \io
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Quart-nun"! Against l'uupera.
Kt:.olua la. May ll -~i nder an III-I 9f
the legislature giving cities under special
charters auI h pots cribs city council present
2) WAsntuimm May It wGeneral i'oxel’l an ordinance within will effectually bar
i 'ommodorc Kelly' a army from Keoltuk
It quarantined the city against inv'asion
using all possible diligence in seekinirn by puIIpI-ra and tboac with contagious din-I
case
Randall’s Army.
LA l'uml: ind. .May ll. ~~ Randall surmy'
more bed from hereto \‘I-w ( 'nrllnlc. where
ithey were cordially reI elm-Ii They will
, go to South licmi today
Aleryms Its-insisted.
i t llil' um. .‘ilny ll m'l‘hc board of appeals
iof the National ’i'roitlngnssoclnliou has
i llnally reinstated the famous stallion M-
cryou. which use mlapcllilril for trnltlnn
Ia crooked race with NI- bum
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liner Meet. suntan“: For ('oagresa.
liamronn (nr. ind tiny Ii.» Aisle:
‘ (' moms W. flier-lo. ex murmur of ()klaho
' Ina territory. now living in Marion. was
nominated lemongrass by the Republicans
of the Eleventh district
Hotel ammo Ilhrnad.
ill rte Pans. xv ”May il.-—1‘he Hotel
Brooklyn. at Assembly point on Lake
George wan named. The hulldlnglaato.
tal loss. and many jewels and other valth
shire were destroyed
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Ito um Danger at It. Anne.
Hermit. May ll.—»~Tht danger of more
destruction from landslides at lit. Annade
in Parade is over. The water in the river
has me down.
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houses Cltlt’l'ltll. N Y-e Mar
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officers there, all armed with rifles. The -
Eeattie was shot in the neck, MoApe in the'
West Newton he will march his army to ‘
of the Pennsylvania road as nearly as pos- ,
loads of provisions did not leave Des'
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