"rill INTIRI Lina. Arrows
oua Inonrr roped es. .
9 i that Arms
Illaustao sens. , 49 .. «”9199 W
Miles 9 .1795;
with: "LEA? acouonie. ~ . WW:
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ABYT. Lsa. . 1 .
l1”Ail ‘1 11::de
09m”. . tIs'oIeKs. :.l:l"l‘.§
IKIe'H cut st. ,
pfioluIIoutIaIe‘.
LEO. IIc.
Salltldall Special.
‘ rmoav. nu ma, w: mu, own 10 evanv runans
A Ilse: or sugar uuetc. -
aim TA
Complete Home Furnishings.
but. Mi... .MWMMFRIDAY.
hn‘fiuf Cg” Tam {Clam 007%
popular
bib Losing carrots
:1th Girdle}.
. of our store. '
#th desires perfection 0f able combined with
HM!» to call and examine these
_ tuft" from:
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80M; 0" m
SPEGIIL 1'“?th
"IRE:
No laci'nge to showtblougb the ligh-
est fabric of a Lady's dress.
No innings lnsldo to hurt, annoy or
touch the wearer.
pm Corset laced before leaving
the Factory
Silk lscipg'n used and guarranteed
not to NH
No eyelets to rust or com“ thus
preventing the sporting oi undergar-
ments or ruin or fine lingers.
ladies who have worn the invisible
Laciag Corsets or Girdle speak in
the highest praise or same. 9
Your special attention is called to
these goods, and we asbyou to verilyo
our ltaileluetm by wearing oasmnslf
9 item whey.“ warnings goods Ira at
2.3th one can place mugs“,
. . 0%.“;
~Ww» .
mmuyoummm
M
7 its Whidd‘dilithli“
. may
clasIUL. HOW uucu room men av Tacoma. .
. Brennan. lb.
1y)
struc cum” s93; tw FmIn
9'le .
er. In the way mention
Neither side scored mil Hill dildo
: Mill 1%: gEln e'llhgse‘d 104% {$on
9 ball
hi and
loo ed at
lul recupera
ope ucceedi
you I
Hope showed his wonduer-
erl. however.
halo and not anotbII
thi 9 ’
urth a well
V9!
two
erro .
on it fly to the outfield.
A. Career. Kid‘ rother,s rted the
scar for in tbe all: m
:iiht Into and ont t each ii
to 0 ll
'nli‘ Willi”... an;
Kid wps
filtljflnd gar:
no .
lifdiéhs and
upward Milli:
‘hippueIdth wt” up toi the latgl‘d
Hull!
fence ’Aif do ho the humid :‘
mam r t at! ”or
". bliflm lit m b:
scored by the team during the inning
This completed the scoring for the next
man up went on a fly to 3 open. The
nd 0': read was the the in the
slltIh inning w on they scored their
six h run. Brennan had Iln led. stole
abound and on Johnny Gabi l's single
to left field. went home. Another tal~
iy came in the seventh inning and the
last one In the eighth.
This Saturday the it and 0‘: will play
their first guise of a series of three
with the Stamiords Ind a close can
test In expected. The game the fol-
lowing week will be played in Blarn-
ford and if a third is needed to decide
the grounds will he decided on later.
I and 0'0.
ab r it no
Lauder, 2b.
as
cab-’0‘
QGF‘NCHHCH
Cantu, 3b.
Dunbar. an,
HH:'.°N-‘¢-p
#:caceeeu—o
coo—rauunu
coca—Hu—tc
M cil‘rAt
Totals.
.i'I.
I.
Kelley. If.
Manuel. cf.
Stapletan.2b.
Hartley. lb,
(lugganburgr. 8b
A A. lunar
W. Car-soy. p.
Gibbons c.
Davina. ss,
Totals
‘McKielnan out hit
The score, by inningszy
Honda's". .500001111—4
Metropoiltnns l 0 0 o A 0 0 0 0—5
Left on bases R and G. 8: Metropoli-
qus, a; sacrifice hit Desi; stolen bas-
cs. Lauder, 2; Brennan. 2: Dost; bases
on balls. off Carney. 2; two base hits.
DAV. Kelley. Manuel. Stapleton: home
run. Manuel; struck out by McGrth.
it; Carney. '2; double plays. James and
Brennan, lander and Brennan, Staple-
ton and Hartley; time of game. 1 hour
thirty minutes; umpire. Thomas
Walsh.
' M’KIIIINB. 10' IITHELIJ
W“ the nose» Gains. the south Ner-
walk Team whim». Two Out of Three.
The baseball tea-tot the G. N. lic-
Klbbln lanufaeturing Company went
to Bethe] and played the rubber same
with the [lethal team. and defeated
them by the score of tea to two The
game was characterised by; wildness
nBatbai tubers and the heavy
bittlng at the oKIbbina. who with one
.exb .. .Sher-
Babel beldut baseman. was
Ebadly injured in themad losing, and
I had to retire input the game. Next
Saturday the HcKibbtas will no to
9 amulet; ha y the team of
~ that place. he IcKlb in team waa
m ”ml.
I.‘lgiss Waggon u31:?wIswdréiIzld
a so. to e s-
I‘lhail moi-mam and led moans adorn“-
ad pie Molina. prel “galore.
El“. and Sheena 8.9a very For.
abbl'l his Ill ll
. . £3“) edh y the lit: ib-
“It“ was tier rm tube in can.
Following is the some for Saturday:
‘ “We.
——~———
.3
8
harm,
llanwood p. u.
WItliamBsba c,
.3 ‘ wauapaa-pog
".13699090flfl’”
ibieoooécfluc=
globauoafi9—
' RI ehoeemmeo;
al::oueo~oefl‘
.3
:B'
the New Yorkers ha: ,
hwnmrrunm “ii
the man if it amfi IIlla thought
fibril! in? 113””
heenb.u’! ”I 3333
' M339
Mk.
U‘mmte’gbn ll o'n,
infinitu‘ heIdachaz. pr live; goubgg
to on I pr son to
sebum gall Enrgetffi so doses of the
beat medicine ever. nude it half the
regular price, with his personal guar-
antee to refund the money if it does
not cure.
To those entering with diaslneas.
headache. :poor digestion.c constipation
and straining. Dr. Howard's specific of-
fors quick relief. it is an Invaluable
to All who feel uncomfortable ai-
eatiag. and is today the popular din-
pill In all the large cities.
r. Baxter is giving the people of
T e Nora-ills a great opportunity to
obtain a reliable remedy at small cont
it cares and at no expense at all if
it‘ does not ours. Isl
4%“!
si-
:.9\
its game. The game was an interest
lug one. and witnessed by a number of
”purple The full score lollows:
St. Mary's cutlets.
W. Dnrney. 2b, ‘
O‘Brien.c.
Mulvoy. if.
Brntherton. cf.
'1‘. Barney. 3b.
Drisdoll, lb.
Maln.‘ss.
M. flowley. p,
Morton. rf.
F.
c—dOF‘NQF‘9Gg
Hucwuccsflfiz
b—l
@uuM—ucuseo>
d¢:—¢_eupx
Totals.
“
Nationals.
'3
Hoe
cbcflflfi¢flao ‘9
Flynn. ri.
Pole", 31),
Howley. If.
'i‘almadgo. 2b,
Benjamin. cf.
hoes. lb,
Creagh, as.
Sconeid. c.
Hawkins, p.
‘HGHO-‘c
fw~==-anua Q
H
avenauoefl>
3
0
2
l
Pals-Occemc-Irox
c
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es
Totals
Natilinllb,1 02 0 9 0
8t. M. Cadets. l 1 0 1 it 0 0 0—4.
Buses on balls. by ilowlpy, ; Halv-
klns. i: struck out by Hurley. 8; by
Hawkins. 10; tints of game. i hour.
thirty-live minutes; umpire, A. Day;
scorer. O‘Brien.
corn
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l
7'
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someone. a; Interiors, 0.
The Freeman Art Prints baseball
team .iourueyod to Bellini. Saturday at-
ternoon. to play the last of a series of
three games. with the Monarchs, and
were deioated In a live Inning game.
by the score of 6 to o. The nooouary
absence of the regular catcher, short
stop and first banana added greatly
In their defeat. The Ma prevented the
playing of the full nine innings. At
the finish at tho gaasu Prints were
escorted to the meeting. 0qu by the
victors. Refreshments were served by
a number of pretty young indies, who
aided in making the occasion most on
joyublo for the Art Prints. and one
which ‘wIll long be remembered.
—-“l had a running. itching sore on
my log. Suffered tortures. Dean's
Ointment took away the burning and
F, itching instantly and quickly effected
permanent cure." C.
Bowling Green, 0.
W
AccloINr IN ulLroao.
Trolley Conductor Suffers Broken Leg
in cetllaiovl With Express Wagon.
MILFORD. Aug. 24.~A collision be-
tween an eastbound trolley car and one
oi Cole' s electric cxpress delivery wag-
ons beneath the railroad crossing at
Gulf street. Saturday at 1120 last
night. resulted in the crushing of Con-
ductor Way‘s right leg so badly that it
is than t at the Bridgeport hospital
to wide the injured than was taken
-that amputation would be necessary.
The car was running down an incline
with power shut oil and owing to the
darkness the m‘otormam was unable. to
see that the rear end of the wagon
stood on“ the dtrgnll. The car struck the
W. Unhart,
(if h ductnr Way filo wlts
atan n t is running boa was
rstnloh éufib leg. breaking th‘a't limb
“an; tearing the flesh badly.
he wagon was smashed to hit: and
horse I“ killed.
in .
g‘be driver was not in the wagon at .-
the time On. Heady and Beach were
summoned and after the leg had mode
c‘d treatment. Way was taken to Bridge
W
botanist“ MW up rumor
aovaanpnrr auILomoa.
VIENNA. Mtg. 8d. ~1‘he Nelle Ffefe
Prensa s ConatIntinopue corres ndent
telegraph this 'a hail of slants
ha it the‘l‘nrlrlsb town 0! dir-
.eouth of lnlada on the east coast
key. “have blown up thli set.
mm with dynamite.
:hd “rationed that 200 persons were
3!
kill-
'PAOIINGIRI 0N we cvusia- ‘
my.
N" *0“. Aug Md
gm'who vaed{ lodIon
ruin-servicing
shooovég‘ E
$6900ka)?
a.“
annouuuuufi:
i=1
a,
c
gig;
16 .31»?
9!
l3.
‘lspaubyoéba
It auger,
so]
9‘?
6'.
as}
(W be k{hater-lull . 9
50 cent pac - '
eo-Ieec—e—a
l¢c
toy were the “3%”. mild bib
glam] C. Sharplea and Arthur in l
. rs included 9
.. . .9 99 l
u ‘
0t the
under {{mfimcm’llf‘cmnflglna
"W ’mh - “term mm
was decided to propose to Pope Pius
than, smut} Ills. Right Rev. Francis
Bodrhe' bi p o ou,thwarlt England.
as arollbisbop of Westminster. in sun.
Alon to the late Archbishop
b-gughan. 1‘ .
old
of the n?% ‘ pit
to pu ‘ be m» -l
nlcnt° ,' th .‘
to the Ar lshop of Westminster,
sdmewhat aurpri _
“h”: Cath cs.
c u
will-ll a
Slut-a
Monsignor liourne had been energetic.
but he has been considered arbitrary.
especially in Wregsfifto the w{cannon of
the d n be u
ilcly ”and Eta to was “accountabl‘
mentor g‘enly to God and the raps. "
sud-W
msuquNIs rI-IIIAIIN MEDIA.
Insurgonztjw Kills about." and
UONSTAN' id Aug? st 24~Ac
cording to 'l‘ rkiuh udvlcu. when the
insurgents ptura'd Vastlko. in the
oartteru part}; hhe vil II at at Adriati-
ople. on, non-tat-
iug of ere: out one hull-
dred of the wlluhubitauts. The indul-
gents are now threatening lied“ six-
ty miles northwest of i‘onstuutluopic.
on the Black Sea and ale reported
also to be attaching the important
town of Kirk-Xillosch. (thirty two
miles from Adrianople.
Christian, Greek and Mussulman rei-
ugeee have arrived at the mouth of the
Huuphorus from the neighborhood of
Media. fearing a measure there. They
have been sheltered in the basarctto at
the authorities.
The lighthouse at Kuru-Burun. in
intada flay, has been abandoned by its
keepers. because of the nonrness oi
the Insurgents.
'i‘be ltullpu embassy has notified the
Portia that it will hold It responsible
for any injury which may be done to
the when] of ltsiy at Monastlr. and de-
{MIMI the punishment of thuse who
hsuitcd thp consul recently by calling
him a "(’linour. " (infldcl)
Leno s’ALIeslmv'a FUNERAL.
Amb tastier chests Exprems the
rldi' of the American Nation.
HATFIELD, Eng, August Zl—Lord
Salisbury‘ a coffin has been finally clos-
ed. 'l‘hu servants and family will act
as bearers at the funeral. which will
occur at the end of the week. when
lieutenant Colonel Lord Edward Co-
c.il military secretary of the Ezybtlan
army, and fourth son of the deceased
statesman. reaches England from
Egypt.
Ambassador Cboste this afternoon
telegraphed to Hatfield expressing ill
behalf of the Ameriuln nation sorrow
at the death of Lord Salisbury
The text of Mr. Choate's ulcssagc.
width was Addressed to horn Crun-
burun. was: "l have heard this morn-
Ing. with the deepest regret of the
death of your. ll strlous lather. The
people the U tatps
cerlly syrupathiz wit those of Eng.
land in deplorilfg the loss of their
greatest man. "
OHIO DEMOCRATIC CONFERENCE.
COLUIIBUS Ohio Aug. 24. —Proml.
neat Democrats are in conterence here
today preparatory to the Democratic
State Convention or tomorrow and
next day. For vagina there has been
a contest of unusual Intensity la the
eighty-eight counties between Tom L.
Johnson of Cleveland. and John L
Zi merman. of Springfield, the two
didatos for the gubernatorial nom-
Ination to secure delegates Both come
here claiming. am of the 690
delegates Both mgr); claims on
securing the its deltas“ When
are certified. ‘l‘h’eae c‘hn lento w
settled tornoi'row a‘ud all the ‘pre imi-
nary agitation is over the organisation,
of the convention. .
INII’ISFDIIAL fitment? uA'rcH
ternatlonal
Staten and Canada oped-ad this morp
In?) The teams were:
acacia—NI WWri’g‘ht.“
Giver-in. it. Wallace]! .0 Bristowe.
H. G. Hill. 3. Low ,
W. C. ‘Babsr, D. W. Sanders,'.f: H.
tester, W H. . eatly. -
United stat Norman Henry.
L A. plan. own a. w.
«marks-ls .13 chandler-
an. n s.
ailinhroodstJ mefi
BET :m'FlRoaTOn “l8 Ck&1’lflfl
liafn Hinchcliil comt ited suicide at
sawmill” ”“56 ‘MD MI
“mailingswllkuldn llld WI! eat-
.19
Ans all-Kuvak, and are being fed by
lull aln- '
_. In.
alike thaws; Them ‘ .
plolred teams to ntlng the nlted .
B. Mo ;
it. Best:
The store will close” livp o'clock every afternoon.
. except Saturday. through jhl‘y nhd August, . ll
.9 L pun—4.9.9.-
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Hand Painted Waist Sets.
No more effective ornaments for a mum? gdWilb" can
be found than the beautifully hand decorated Wdlili Sets
They are composed of three Studs and a pair of Cull But-
tons. Round. square. and heart shapes are r presented,
and every flower in the catalogue 'appb‘ari u‘ on tHém
' while the edges are heavily glided. There are carnation".
violets, wild roses, lleliotrope. daisicb and grapes. Then
is much variety. At the Jewelry Section. I
Shirt Waist Suits.
There are a few Lawn and Chambray Shirt Waist
Suits. an odd collection. left in the Clock and Stilt Rooms;
Some are of plain White Lawn made with tucks and hem-
stitching. others are with white grounds and small figures
or polka detain delicate shades. There are some very de-
s‘irsble Suits in black and white. The styles are exrr'emely .
good. and the prices are far below the original figures.
In the Upholstery Store.
They have a wonderfully fine disply of medium pric-
ed Lace Curtains. Brussels Not with Flat Ed «and In-
serts. Ciuny Edges and inserts. and Applied Medallions.
Also some Nottingham Curtains in novel patterns unlike
any We bays shown before. The styles are noticeable for
their simplicity and deafness. Prices from $3. 90 to $5. 00.
Ruffled Muslim. which make the prettieIt bedroom
Curtains. from 38 eta. to 81 .‘00 a pair. l
Sofa Pillows. a particularly attractive assortment is
sums. They are covered with China Silk in Dresd: a fig-
um and flower designs, roles and Wisteria blossoms. and
ruffled with a plain sill: that corresponds in color. Good
size. soft and fluffy. Price $xo.oo. I
' l
The Refrigerator Sale is still on though there are not
many left. The low prices at tract. and if the size you de-
sire is here you may have a bargain.
The low sum of 25 cts. buys any Window Screen in .
the stock. L
in the window at Fairfield Ave. and Mid is St. are
some Dinner Sets of fine English Porcelain Well worth
your attention. Prices from $8.00 to $16.00. From 112 to
:30 pieces in a Set.
oalufiiamiifi
UI to P 9 E E .
The startling “announcement that a
preventative of suicide has been dis
covered will interest many. A run
down system or dasmudoncy ll“ aria
bly precede suicide and sdmething has
ery box. The pure, unadulterated been found that willprevent that condl‘
Witch Hazel is used in making De tioa which makes Iuioido likely. At the
Witt's Witdh Howl Salve which is the first thought of aflqustruction take
best. solve in the world for cute burns. 1 Electric Bitters. i being a great tonic
bruises boils eczema and piles. Tbeg and nerviue will strengthen the nerves
popularity of DcWilt‘s Witch Hazel and build up the hyaiom. it's also a
Salve. due to its many cures. has cans- great Stomach Liver and Kidney reg-
ed dumerous worthless oou'nterfolts to ulator. Only 50c. BatIataction gonna
heplaced on the market. The genuine teed by Frank H. Baxter. Drugglat. ‘.°
bears the name of E. C. Dertt I: Co.. —— T'—
Chicago. 8013 by Clifford Pharmacy. A lawyer may be dead natured even
~~ . » ~ " in cm: examination.
wFor Ivory happy individual tilere'ure
a dozen who are envious.
DEWiTT is THE NAME.
When you go to buy Wili'h llazei
Salve look for thr- numc fin-Wilt on (‘V
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