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Gettin The cause of this it dise for less money in Clothing, Dress 4 Jackets, Raincoats we challenge comp S1IMES . SHOES! Shoes ror Everybody. Baby's soft sole shoes, all colors, lace or luitton, at 23 eents. Children 's all solid leather shoes, wedge and spring heel, lace or button at 50 ceits. 10 case.s boys' and girls' solid leath er shoes t 75 cents. 3.0 ca:es bys' aid girls' solid leath er dress shoes, worth easily $1.50 a pair for $1.00 and $1.25. 10 cases men's and women's solid leather everyday shoes for $1.00. 10 cases shoes, best everyday shoes for men and women, at $1.25 and 1.50 10 cases women's fine shoes in kid, patent kid, gun metal and vici stock, blucher or plain, "Krippendorf" and Come direct to us White Spreads, Sheete handle. Satisfaction gua. a whether you buy or not. I AOE LED BY THE NOSE. and perE Denver Women, Except on Special mon Occasions, "Vote as they are tion Told." tive f rap .New York Tribune. the "It will take me all my fifteen months here to decide whether I be- the lieve in woman suffrage or not,'' isiThe what Miss Helen Summer, formerly at q Coln of the University of Wisconsin, says co when people ask her what she thinks thel of sotffrage as exemplified in Den-I ver.ho~ MisSummer is ini Denver for the merI express purpose of stuidying womnan i suffrage. She was pursuing her and studies in the University of Michigani the when the Collegiate League of Equal vot Suffrage asked her to go WVest and put in fifteen months in examining the into the woman suffrage system as it 0 is working itself out in the banner 'T suffrage State of the Union. the "Since I have been in Denver,' g says Miss Summer, "I have talked to eC" mny women as well as men who ar ei engaged in the -political game, and hlave come to the conclusion that un- ' less a manm or woman is personally in.- hitt terested in the measure voted on, both rca vote as they are told. But reliable it. information on the topic of woman' suffrage is very hard to get, as each to person seems to have ant axe to grind, get Wedding Annm There are rumors of weddings, favored you would do well to call a and see the handsomest lot of wec Newberry. And what is more we cut Glass in endless vari4 Japanese Ware in endles Chocolate Sets, Tea Sets, Cake-Plates, Carving Sett Comb and Brush Sets. We invite close and critical insj Peiham Reliable D'uggists. g. Busi r easily explained; w( than others. All lin( Jioods, Shoes, Hats, L and Overcoats. Our etition. All we ask ic ''Ultra'' makes, every pair guaran teed at $2.00, $2.50, $3.00 and $3.50. 10 cases men's fine shoes, in bllt ton, ince atil congress, bo'igit direct from the best manufacturers, vici kid aid box calf at prices ranging from $2.00, $2.50, $3.00, $3.50, $4.00 to $5. DRESS GOODS, SILKS AND DOMESTICS. 20 pieces all wool Panama cloth, also Molairs, in black and blue, sell for 75 cents at other stores, our price, 49 cents. 25 pieces 52-inch Broadcloth, twill ed back, chiffon fiish, real value is $1.25, for 98 ents. 15 pieces 52-inch Broadcloth, all shades wanted, worth $1.00 for 75 cts. 10 pieces 52-inch all-wool Sackings for Men' Women's and Pillow Cases, Curtains, Rug nteed, or money back if you )on'c forget the place.-We ai his statements are colored by his I MORGAN H onal interests. If in the fifteenj ths allowed me to study the situa- Younger Sen I am favorably impressed, an ac- Dollars campaign in favor of woman suf e will be begun in New York by League. Washington I It is r"eally funny to see the way Wa ton ] Women act at their convieition. .Senator Ja y jabber away just as they would is right han club meeting, until something 1y swore t hat es l) which interests them. Then aentit of Al , pick up their ears and start lec- vention mo Al eering for votes. On the whole, chosen for 11 ever, they act no wor.se than the for another do, thouigh the men (lonl't make venerab'le Sc e so muciih nloise. With both1 men l i lhe ollice < women the last speaker to gain t the ewt ear of a voter generally gets his theerftheavit hiat Denver women appreciate ator to the Si r power of suffrage is- one of the hanma. gs that is clear to Miss Summer. 'Ta,'s bey certainly take advantage of permanent al r. privilege,'' she says, ''for tihe bama, and n: stration books show that 44 per know ;just wi of the votes at the last electiorn I wd'il say th e cast by women.'' tary of the I1 ''Does it c he Mother-Willie you're a good ed to the e boy. I left my purse on the bu-. Mr. Morgan Land you didn't take a cent from ''Not alw Senator Mor 'No mother. Papa says it's wrong joke onl Peltt ake anything when you 're sure to pen to knowv eaught.''-Brooklyn Life. -$10 more. old fox. I )UnCemuent! ti s-5 mnd if you are one of the FOR A' It is Said T: t PELHAM'S PHARMACY winl < ding things ever brought to IHealthi Culti Hand trer1 will save you money. -to ''writers' from the ho certain muns t,others. vaiey,Thewos S Varety,its trick of when steadi Salad Sets, most desirai 1, JeWel BOXes, tional fronti of treaty lii glued togeti Volapuk ern )eCtion of our wares. Hot bath relief; drug scribed to a SOn never failnt & ~o nthe grapple Procure t say, five ine Nuwbw r, S. ~perimenter' wheathe.kat orEv 3 are selling High C :s included. LowE Inderwear, Notion stora is filled with 3 a, look before yoL You can't match it, Wor-th 75 cents, for 49 cents. 50 bolts of 38-inch Venetians, Sm-rges, Molhairs and 1(i-eriettas inl plaids and plain, speeially prieed, at 49 cents. A bi- assortment o' \Worsteds, in pailn and plaids-a Iso flannels :it*-h 10 cents everywhere., our prieo 25 Cents. A big assortment of Flainneletteb Outings, Canton Flannels, Red Flan. iels, White Flannels, Sheotings Homespuns, Drills, Jeans and Cassi mers, AT LOWEST PRICES. .10 pieces pretty plaids Silks at 49 e 10 pieces pretty plaid Silks at 79 c 10 pieces pretty TalTeta Silks a 50 cents, 75 cents and $1.00. Children's Underwear, 3, Trunks and Suit Cases. want it. We want your tr. -e in our new store in McC ENND LS JOKE ON PETTUS.l hand for a scon will raise his sco ktor Spent but Sixty and by that tiim for His Re-Elec- have vanished fo tion. More T: >)ost. Johin Kendrick hn 'T. Morgan held u ing inl a New Y( 1 yesterday and solemn- plagiarism, says lie expended only $60 on ,Ibmne. ie recent Primary Conl- . The man ad I isin wissspce ibama, by which lie w v S suspecte< e United States Senate erm of six years. Th.m intor' made his alidavit thme Scetnte to) colfnlform ee(tioni law ofI his State. hi had( been admuinist ered was mailed by tihe Sen seretary of State of Ala- it wOu tid he, ''will go into- the ge tln chives of State of Ala- braCe mar order' that you mayl~ iat I (did withm the monecy brought tC it I paidl it to the sece >emnocratic St ate coimlmit- in deCorat ost onlly $60 to be eleet-Su ast Benate from Alabamia paratively was asked. ays so chleap,'' replied an. ''And that's a good is, my colleague. I hiap his election cost himn$70 han I had to piay. Thew wish it had cost hiin nure wrgan is 82; Senator Pet-! Bowls, Fr' TWITCHING HAND.Di' used for n iat the Grapple Swing sure the Trouble. lIe. blling, an affliction akin cramp,'' is apt to result lg conltinueld exercise of I also I eles and1 the neglect of feature of thle tr'ouble ery coming on every tim Coffee Sp ness of hand would beFok,K he. The twitch of a mapFok ,K useles may throw a na or one hundred miles ont p les; type words may get er like the nouns of the a afford only temporary 8 might as well be pre stutterer, but there is one O l mechanical specifie cure. couple of iron rings lbes in diameter-and fas feet off the ground ten als6 to-destgier bg~ one ery irade, Brand New anc r Prices, our motto foi 3, Gents' and Ladies' F new goods, up stairs a i buy. You will be sati 5 pieces best 36-inch black Taffeta Silk iii town at 98 cents. 5 pieces 36-inch Peau de Soic, $1.00 CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS. Clothing to fit everybody. Best styles and makes. M11n's high-grade all-wool suits, black and colored, single and duible breasted, slims and regulars, worth1 $15.00 at $10.00. Men's fine tailored high grade Schloss make clothes, every garment a )erfect beauty in s.tyle and fit, $12.00, $15.00, $16.50, and $18.00. Don't think of buying your new suit until you have seen our line this season. We will guarantee to save you from $1.00 to $2.50 on every suit Hosierv, Gloves, Handkerch We positively can save you m< ide this fall. It is a pleasure for aughrin Building. Boyce street. I or two. Practice Bangs smiling. "le almost a re to half a minute, it was proved. He reminded the tremors will Youiikers boy I used to know e the next half year. "This boy said to his e mornine,: ian Likely. '' 'I hid under the parlor 9 Bangs was duscuss- night to hear what young S irk club a ease of would say to my sister.' the New York Tri- '' 'Well, what did lie sal other boy asked. nitted that plagiar-. ' 'le only talked religion q I of them,'' said Mr. ties, and lie kiecd me abo r Fancy Cl Id be useless to attempt in the I of Fanicy French, German, and iy makes and decorations. I >'this town. Dainty in outline,4 ion. The entire character of t match, is dainty. A customer inexpensive gift, will find just v Cut 01 ormous display of Cut Glass in Ait Dishes, Water Sets, Sugar a es, Pickle Dishes, Vases and n' -any other purposes. terling4 aave a very large assortment o poons, Salad forks, Olive Forkt oons, Tea Spoons, Soup spool ives and Forks. ICTURES. r mber that I carry rrors, and pictur< iyes' Boc ,ek At! Stylish Merchan. this fall and winter urnishings, Cloaks, .nd down stairs and sfied with the result you buy. 8aisfaction guiaranteed. 200 invit's suits, all wool inixtures and blaclk, woitlh $7.50 and $l.5 ; wdl close at1 $.5.00. ]oy's suis, well made. and -ood (ualitv at $1.00, $1.25, $1.75, $2.00, .$:.m, $4.00, $5.00 and $0.00 a suit. IY.s, hats and caps at 25 cents, 50 vctis, 75 vents and $1.00. 1t,ys' kinee pants at 25 cents, 50 cents, 75 cents and $1.00. MEN AND BOYS' OVERCOATS RAINCOATS. Men's Overcoats from $5.00 to $15. Men's Raincoats from $10 to $18. oy(' Overeoats in m $3.00 to $8. FULL LINE OF LADIES' CLOAKS AND SKIRTS. .iefs, Blankets, Comforts, mey on all lines of goods we us to show you our goods dmitted times on the head.' me of a I 'He knew you were there, I guess,' said the second boy. um one '' 'I'm afraid he suspected it.' '' ofa last 'lhere is often a black eye in a oftleigh name-if it is applied (o the wrong '? the Out. of sig-ht isn't ncevs'arily out of m11ind wili applied to a pretty girl. Ild poli- Wh]]at ie calls diploai.lcy is always ( tiity a vanse of pride to the trickster. unllaWare! imnited space to describe our Japanese China, they em have the daintiest line ever lainty in conception, dainty hese Sets of Creamers and looking for a pretty and com that they want in these goods ass. cludes many new shapes in ndl Creams, Bon Bon Dishes, amerous pieces that can he Slver. F medium priced silverware 3, Oyster Forks, After Dinner is, Boullon Spoons, dessert IC TURES. the largest stock as in Newberry. )k Stor