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fight In Hanna's Bailiwick lo Waged For Koosc-ct Delegates. tforton'sConferenceWitb Senator Foraker De.eloj is a nan rur iiu Aressivc Campaign Hot Only in Cleveland, But Every District in the State News From Washington. in a r. January Addl- j. f.

r-i fonwrninj sua -Law at Cleveland, and rr r. rm WHO Bnor 4liVt J. WWII waa disclosed that upon I r-J' 11 to set about lmm.dla.tely eiwtlon of delegates to the fMa- i urn emion jrom trfcl I Mr. Hann. 1 a resident and and the plan la to from under his nose.

It e. nr.) i.jne limn caught onto the significance Vr a visit. Ha Quick sense Premonitory smoka battle, aiid hla friends will tMi mm.i!atrly to taka steps to. j-" the of sr Mr' Nor "may undertake. Tha weet elda pt an.l il" rural portion of Cuya-i', the dominant force of tha l'Htrl.

I-Ake and Medina Coun- alia. iu tha rarnainaer of tha Cuyanoga por- (if I will be canea soon irl-KM to v.on-,f,!.on ihe trugElo will ba. over the nir.ji ih. -e rtclegatea. lisnn made no effort to conceal tt.fct lie anticipated a similar con-wt la nMr'V letrlct of tat' tnJ 'i'" 't convention.

whlh ir liratee at lance, lie la pre-(r F.j.-h conteats. at any rata, and i-jropaiRn je. now beina; tavm'tf-Wi rilmed by frienda of the junior tht ihey control the action of 19 rS' Ilatncta, aa wen aa Tfti ai-tioa or inn dij claim, ana win (m-'nMiat tne correcmesa oi win Castle'e Report. Imiii for the Poatofflca repart- idktiI. i vlij nert lo in.

t-tl ami or mo imuary yam i-t! t.nlsiufi nuanLinl tnutaactiona ot ik rvl.e the ended r. howin; an lncreaaa In deficiency of cent for tha first irt'r the current fiscal year. The Hxinditurm. 3i 2i3.VX). RToaa receipta.

I2.5l.l; Oertrlency, 4.742.0IO. xne ex- Kf.4if.itva Incrtaned e3.144.1T0: receipta. and deficiency Increased 87S.2i3, Titr.l with the corresponding- quarter mi; ihe basis of the Increaao in the deflclt for the entire fiscal nr iw t5.3ti9.0U0. which la more i.ji lr.n than the eatlmate of fi made two yeara The explanation of thla." the Au-uv. "probably is that while the have enormoualy Increased.

OW-tt the extensions of rural free delivery. trie r'tsl revenues -have Increased In m.r gratifying than entirely unex-tiri r.ui'.'' General Black Sworn la. Cenerti C. Black, of llllnoia. a ember of the Civil t-mee CrvrnnitMtaon to succeed tha lata Jkn Procter, called at tho White hft tn-Jar to pay hla respecta to the INaiieM He was accompanied by hla w.

r. i mi Service Commlsaloner Cooley. tM.Te hf took' the oath of office. G-ri pi, -ill enter at once upon hla -ues, arj accordance wfTS an tet Te. tea will- be made President of the SrvUe 'omniiaaion.

Want Law Extended. it "iv. Hossfeld. Consul at Trieete, -rii. has -vjiorted to the 8iate Depart ed: taaurrorta are making by Austrian tip ewtir, have the preeent ahip law extended.

Tha aubaidy granU aui bourities and tonnage and distance ITttuaii ea. voyage to all steamers 4 aaiiir.s viwii engaged In deep sea and rtastti.e trade, provided that Austrian Uw-tj out at least a two thirds Interest te the and certain other conditions to rasiiiry s.r complied with. President Invited. leweeeMuttxe Rixey and a delegation of aens of Alexandria. to-day mvtted ret to attend the cua- "-T celebration of Waahlng- Btrth.ihv, to be held In that city.

The not slve tha committee a promiaing to do ao later. News In Brief. 'rwury r-ccints todar wera S3.oeo.OUO: deficit. 13U.6i. tse $3,330,408.

Surplus for tha George has been appointed a rural rer at MlUersburc. Ohio, wRh as a sub. Civil Commlaaion win bold an 20 to secure ellgv-trotc to make certification to nil Vancy the position of Janitor In tha iae4 states court houaa and PoatoXflca "aui ai Ohio, at 7 per Jj ferie Committee on Foreign Rela- tailesi quorum to-day for the Panama 2nal raaty, until Monday. Executive tf tha" National Mothers at a fasting bera to- arous (lenoonced llormaolsm, and r4 the r.iomatie Cor pa in Washington oovemmenta that Mormosv yuamy. and to taka action wavent emi-atlun to Vtab.

j. nitrd states steamship Dolpnta left Xa yard to-day for to reoetve the remains of James under of tha Smlthaonlan In- 7. fnrs Ou. Wmt Turk on aary jp. i Kigsbee.

commanaant of tne lsiana Navy Tard. baa been the xary rtenartmeat to repre- a -i and reside over tha section wwld a Fair at devotad Hrtrh-i-n ttii kii. ntte m-Jy at Congress, waa to-day rZ3 'vnrably reported by tha House on Interstate and Foreign Conv- over food products aduiieraUona and misbranding. mmanr Harry M. Hex1ae aw ennolmed Chief Hydroerrapher -ef 1 Commander WIIHam H- It.

CsJ assigned to aselarted command lh 04. "'-rnberg, the German Ambsss-lT accepted an Invitation cf ihe aub of Grand Rspi l. to 4Hvr an addrwae at lh anni bM M'UwolD'l birtMmt. Tk Amkaa 44i alao will addraa ClOiriasaU luk bmmti rrarr ilMfMl luu KaJtn, tba Parian Mto-latev. Irft WaatiHWMi a 0r for M.

twta, hr hr-tit fompi( arracMrata for th rrrclan arrtloa tba lMJiiaA Iurcha KpofctK.n. Afirr vinHtag t-Ixml. tx win to dfrrct to Kaw Tork, frooa ht tia will Mil for- Kurop for Ma sow tot ia Vtenn. TAFT HASTZTS Away Trcm Ha wall To Auoim Hit Kw PtttlM ia Waahingtoa. Honolulu, January Ooornor Taft will laa fcaro to-morrow tho MMmrr Korea for 0aa Frmadaco.

Ho pvlm to ra-h ta rraaclaeo on Satitrdajr nlfht. Ilia prcMBt intantloa la to tako ao army tit from tho Korea to tho Oakland Moio, ma aa to catch tho morulas trala for Waabtnston, whrro ho will aaauma hla new dtftloa aa gorretary of War. Thla plan of haatenln acroaa tha continent to in accordance with ordwa cabled to blm at Tokobama just previoua to bla departure from Japan. Thla roornin ha tailed tha Era plantation, accompanied by Oovemur Carter and tbreo prominent eltl-aona of tho iaUnda. Ho waa (Iron a public reception thla afternoon, and alao reviewed tba national guard of tha BOY AND SLED Hit By tha Train SteubenTille Coaat- or ratailjr Injured.

recuf. BtarTca Taa aKQt'iaaa. StoubonvlUa. Ohio, January 1- Wilbur McConnelU aced 0 yeara. waa fatally Injured while coaatina; on Waehlnffton a treat to-day.

The aled track waa a afreet of Ice and led over the C. P. Railroad tracke to the river, A the boy approached the railroad, lytna face downward on the aled. tha pay "train came alone and tho aled collided with the engine. The boy waa burled by tho cowcatcher aome dietance 'asatnat a pole, auttalnina lnjurlee to hla back and bead.

i'. EFFECTIVE FKEVEBTIVE. Albany. N. January Attomey-Oeneral Cunnen haa received a communl-catlon Iron a man In Michigan, who In-qulrea belher electritcutlon la an effective punlahment for the crime of murder.

The Attorney-Oeoeral In reply elated that far aa ho la aware the man that Buffered that punlahment would never aauln commit murder or any other crime. VICTIMS OF OAS LEAK. San Franclaco, January 3eore Lay-ton and hla wife were found dead in the apartmenta at 734 Foleom atreet. They had evidently been aophyxlated by naa that eeaped from a leak In a tube connecting with a atove. DEATHS.

ABKly (iore. aaed 47 years, beloved of Kits. nee Kluen 1. Friday. Jan.

it, at 19:30 p. m. Burial Monday from reeldence of bla alter. Mr. Klla.

"redeweat. No. 11 JO. Pearl at 7:30 a. in.

High maaa of requiem at Bt. Philomenaa Church at 8 a. m. Prlenda Invited. BINDER Joeeph Oawaltl.

beloved hus band of Mrs. Klisabeth Binder- (nee Bertleln), aged 51 years months and 14 days. Funeral from residence. 1430 tjueeri City av Sunday at. 1:9 p.

m. Burial private. BrSHNELIv-Aaa Bmilh. a member of the Society of tne I OKiniai wars in ine mie of thio. died Friday.

Jan. l.V 1HW. at Columbus. Ohio. The funeral aerlces will be hold at Christ Eplaeopal Church.

In Bprlnatleld. Ohio, on Monday. Jan. 18. at 3 o'clock in the afternoon.

BCRBR INK Catherine Burbrlnk. beloved wife of Henry Burnt-inn. January at residence. 13 Cutter atreet. Burial Sunday afternoon, at 3 o'clock, from t- Joseph's Church.

CONGER Minnie Belle (nee Flaherl. wife of H. conger, at ner nome, mi. Airy, aged t9 years and months. Funeral from U.

B. Churvh. at Bevla. Ohio. Jan.

1. at 11 a. rn. Carriagea leave Walber's undertakinif eatabliabment. Cheviot.

Ohio, at Ja. m. CHIPLAW-Lucretla wife of BonJ. Ohio. I'hioiaw.

Jan. i. i No flowers. Burial private. Cl'NEO-Charles.

2 years. Burial Mon day, from Maerea nn uii huii.ii. Mass 0 a. m. DRF.MAN Henry, at his late residence.

ITS jreman uuranimaviuc, mw. Jan. 15. 1S. 2:30 a.

at age of Husband ef Catherine Ureman nee Buerraeler). Funeral Monday, Jan. 18, 11XH, at 1 p. ra. from residence and 2 pm.

from German Protestant church on Hoffner atreet, CunvninsvlUe. Friends Invited. DAHOVO Christina Plna Tahllnar. aged 3 years montns inn ia uajr, nmnw day. Jan.

IS. at p. at her late residence. S41S Dennis St. Funeral Sunday.

Jan. 17. from residence at 2 p. m. DECKEI.MANN-Csrrie.

beloved daughter of Henry Deckelmann. Jan. It, 104. at the residence. ba inrrence ru.

Requiem mass at Holy Angels Church, a o'clock, Monday. Jan. It. DZIERZAN'OWSKI ChHs aged 74 years. Friday, Jan.

ja. nnii.inu.. residence. No. 1429 Wilstach at 1:30 p.m.

Friends Invited. iiivnaVi Hinds away at ner reaiaence. avenue. East Walnut Hilla. Frily.

Jan uary lo, si a. ra. IK Rorvlces at Francia Of Salea Church, at a. ISteuben- vUle (Ohloj papers please copy.l ItARTMANN liorlne. beloved child of Auaruxt ana.neresa ninnunn Foxi.

aged years. Funeral from par 1TS Elmore Mon dv. Jan. IS. at 7:10 a.

m. Angel mass at St. Boniface's Church a. m. at St.

John'a Cemetery. Burial HILL-Ricltard Hill, at the residence of u-nimlnitar Walnut Hills, at kia aiatap 1 Tm (in nuillll. aw. a a p. Saturday.

Jan. 14. agexLSt yeara Wneral maaa at St. Church Mondsy. Jsn.

14. ai-ii ti Burial private. HCBER At the residence of his rrand- the late'charlea H. Huber. Jan.

14. aged years. Funeral from residence. Sixth Darton ava. Dayton.

Ky, on Tues a I 'ha I aaa p-l mnn II liiaalD tmuu day. Jan. 1. at 2 p. m.

HFM8ATH Hilda infant daughter or ntraM nthank. Saturday. Jan. 14. at 7 P.

aged 1 year 14 jdavj. Funeral from realdence. 2343 llder av. Monday at a p. m.

HOFFMAN Marlon Lucille. Saturday Jan. 14. l0t. at 7 a.

tnlant ne nr. and Mrs. Martin Hoffman Funeral Monday. Jan. 18, i4.

from residence. Mi E. Third st. at p. to.

JLTERBORTS Auirust. at his late realdence. Twelfth and 14. In hla S8th year. Burial Monday, 1:30.

private. LEVl-Mra. Fannie Levi, wife ft 8a.mpsoa January 14. st 1 a. 1 A .1 WU aTad AO years.

Faneral sri iT from residence. Flniiay street, and ft o'clock from Mortuary Chapel. Walnut HuMa. LOEBNITZ Mra C. F.

Iffbnit. at raal- denca ot ner omnni. V. bardt. Colllne avenna.

South Cummlna-, i -nkH from residence. V.nV,.re IT. a o. m- Burial at Canton. Ohio.

No flowers- nn-w i Raturdav. Jan. 1(. at daughterMrs. John Drennan ltlt Main at Due notice of funeral will be aa a ak a LIIH I bdiuviivxi wa.

given. irTrp V4rta Rarnardina Meyer, wid ow of tha lata Casper Meyer, oaturnay, Jan. 14. at 7 rx ro, aared 73 jrn -ral from residence of ber so -In-law, Frank Broeman. I4 Hawthorn.

nm Tiuat. Jan. 1. Reanlem mass at Holy Family Church at o'clock. Frjenoa invixeo.

-t i i-T smiaa Mullalley th. home of ber a-raad' daughter. Mrs. Robt. Dillon.

Jn-IS. In her73d year. Funeral at tha Northside Presbvterian Church. Cummlnavui. bub day.

van ii. ai p. m. urMANl-fl-Bernard Jan. 14.

1544. aft M.r m. few davs lllneea. at tba McManns 1 7 Irla at Mt. Adams.

Fa neral from Holy Croea Charch at a. an. Tuesday. Jan. 1.

Burial In St. Joseph uWHR-Tnetllla' dauahter of Patrick and Mollie MrHurh tne Connelly, at their reaidemsa. ill W. Front st, Jan, IS. at 2 p.

m. Burial Sunday at p. m. VPWM A Ed ward. Jr Thursday.

Jan. ii iA4 at 7:: a. at his late reel de'nce, tje K. Third st, aged 1 years 1 month 19 days. nelovel son ot sir.

urss Mearil Newman and the late -lia Newman law Frank). Funeral Sunday. Jan. IT, at 1 p. from reel and at d.

m. at St. John rhureh. on Bellenw and Foadick ata. Ml.

Auburn, riends Invited- Alice daughter -ef Mr. and Mr Anthnnv Nulsen. at their rn-7-. an Virookiii.e av. Clifton.

Jan. ii in. Funeral from late K-Sft a. m. Refltiiem hlri n-.

Church, tit. Lernard. a. m- HIE ENQUIRER. CINCINNATI.

BUXDAT. Mr mrr. A. dHMMMMMMbMnHHAMMaaaBMa aiMHHaHHMMMaMHBMMHIIBHMaHnllaMMIHlv" SKATES. I i 1 I.II.II..1 i 111 MErr.Krrodartck J- I.

from rH4ar meoda of tko Ut MwaraWotTta. Tl(iit at. Wo notl faooral will hm artvaa, t- poro filea ocr.T CfriJr, rndaf. Jaa. 11 month a and 24 daya! Sortal Jan.

I4. at a. froan bl.a1 home. No. Iti flraunl at Mali cnaas at aH.

rrancla Cnarc at a. an. HalaUvea and freads invite- VI A RD Pearl Lytle, beloved wife or W. Irrlag aVvarda. Thuradar, Jaa- i v- acta froos reai4eaea.

tit Third av, peytow, Kys, Jan. 17. at 1 p. m. uttii Taa ir aa-ad TO years.

at fill residence In Newport. "y- "'-day, Jan. UL Fuateret Monday. Jen- I at 4 p. m.

froea tha CVntral ChrMrtlaa Church. Newport. Ky, Burial private. 8MITIIOn Jlunday. Jan.

V. at tba reej- nenc or James Van Margaret Smith, aged daughter of tha late Benjamin and Smita, at this city. STRCBBK Ernest WIIHam. aged years months and 14 days, staturoay. aa p.

at parents' residence. 14 rjs-dick st-. Mt. Auburn. Due notlca of funeral will be given.

SHATTCCK Charlotte, relict of A. H. anattuck. died Friday, a a. m- from late residence, 7 Paradrome Mt.

A IH-MIsa Margaret Walsh, "ember of St. Agnes Auxiliary 11. Knights of St. Jobn. Jan.

14. le. at IIJJ clock, aged 14 yeara Funeral front t-Xavier's Church Monday clock. Membera of the Ladles' A urn 11-larlea and the Second Brigade Regiment ar kindly lnvlteJ to attend the services by request of Mrs. Kste Carrutliers.

President of St. Aguea Ausiilary let. WILLIAMS-Jobn A. Wllllame. Friday.

Jan. It. 1444. at IS noon, aaea Funeral Monday morning, Jan. 1.

1. at 7:4.1. from reeldence, a w. er. Second and Waabtngton Newport.

Ky. Mass at Church of immaculate Conception at a m. VK1MH Margaret 8. Welsh, Saturday. Jan, is, at a.

m- the residence of br aiater. Mrs, Thon. Fallon, a. cor. Third and Lawrence Mondsy.

Jan. IS. Requiem, high mass at Su Xavler's Church at 10 a. m. Jan.

1. at 12:1 at her late reeidenre. mi r-unan av. Beloved wife of J. Wentsel.

Servicea Monday afternoon. Jan. IK at 2 p. m. Mary.

Thursday. Jan. it. at K. Ninth at.

Hunai aionoay, i a. from Su Church. ZIKIONKA n. Zlelonka. aged R3 years.

Saturday, Jan. at a. at ne reei-denca. Mi Sycamore St. Due notice of funeral will be given.

Za Loring Hemembranca Of onr angel mother. KMen Powers nee vj It Is lust year Jsn. that our dear mother called us to ber side. She said: My dears. I'm dying.

liod will we must sblde; To heaven He's going to take me. Though 111 be by your side. To her He gave a place In heaven: To ua faith, hope and love. And bode us frsr the wicked world And seek our mamma above. She never spoke bjit loving words; She spoiled us; yea.

it's true; Her loving voice in stilled Until In heaven renewed. Her Devoted Children. In Loving: Bamembranc our dear husband and father. 1L Meyers, who died Jan. 13.

1903. Of One long year. oh. can It be That we have mourueu ana prayea for theeT And vet It feels fresh, the pain. We think it o'er and o'er again.

Silently the shadea of evenjng CJather around our lonely door, 8ilently It brings before ua That dear face we can see no mora. Oh. smile upon ua from above. Aak lioo to lean us wnen we nie That we may meet you once again Some sweet osy oy ana oy. From Wife and Children.

In Loving Remembrance Of our dear brother. Martin Buckley. who diea Jan. zu, isvo. We par-ted on this lonely shore Wltn our orotner, wnoui rnj IavuI When ahall wa meet to part no more, When shall wo meet him nnover Wa shall meet again when atorma are er.

When Ills of life have pasaed: Where parting renda our hearta no more We, snail meet our uarung there at last. His Loving Sisters, Mrs. M. Fay, Mrs. A.

llson. In Memory Of my beloved wife. Margaret Dlsken, who died Jan. 14. 1902.

We miss thee from our bome, dear Mar garet. We miss then from thy place; A shadow o'er our life Is cast; We miss tne sunsnine oi my race. We miss thy kind and willing hand. Thv fonri and earnest care: Our 'home Is dark without thee. tries evervwnere.

From Loving Husband and Children, Michael uisaen. In Kemory Of John McCann. Butlervllle. Ohio, who died Jan. is.

iu. 'Just one year ago to-day siince dear father pasaed away; Sad and lonely is the home Where dear father used to roam. Weary days and nlkhts have wa Since his face we cannot see; trod so loved and took away Father dear on this winter day. From His Loving Wife and Children. In Of my beloved daughter.

Ida Maria Fal-' ler. who oiea jan. is. ism. ageu yeara and 7 months.

A faithful child, a daughter dear. A loving friend ahe waa here: Oreat la the loas that we sustain. We hope in heaven to meat again From Her Loving- Mother, Grandmother and Brotnera. -In Kemory Of our dear friend. Ida Maria Faller, who lea jan.

is. ayes. Oh. dear friend, you wa cannot forget. Although you.

nave passea oeatn frioomv river; ive within our memory yet. And rn our lava you live aorever. From Tour Loving Friends. Clara and Luella Klein. In Xoviiir Memory Of my dear daughter.

Mollie Schuler. who departed irom mis me jan. it, ass, Gone, but not forgotten. From Mamma. Card of Thjunka.

We desire to ex Dress our sincere and heartfelt thanks for the many expressions of sympathy and beautiful floral offerings our relatives, friends and neighbors' ex tended to our bclavea orotner. JOHN H. OSBEFORTH. Wa desire to thank the Rev. O.

BoRe. Rav. Vita. Tappert. Rev.

Henry Tappert for their kind words of condolence. Also tha O. P. Fair-child. J.

Chapman and J. Ottlng bill posters for their expressions of sympathy: tba Xra.Molloy and Bias tor tneir iaiinrui suvawun i. our te-loved brother during bis Illness, and the Henry Osae forth Undertaking Company, 'v. Tha Bereaved Family. Card of Thaaks.

We desire to express our slncera and heartfelt thanks to tha many friends and neighbors for their sympathy extended to us In our sad bereavement, alao for their numerous and costly floral offerings and large attendance at the funeral of our beloved son. brother and brother-in-law. Joseph Buschelsaan. Alao do we thank Rev. J.

Meyer for hla Impressive requiem mass, and especially do we thank Prof. M. B. Kellerman for his beautiful sonar after mass, also the Children's Choir for their singing. Also do we thank Mr.

William Kunts. funeral director, for tha efficient manner In which be conducted all funeral arrangements. From Hia Bereaved Parenta. Sisters and Brothers. Card of We desire to expreaa onr sincere thanks to our relative' and friends for their kind expressions and sympathy in our recent bereavement In the loss of our beloved son and brother.

Jobn Mnchl-mryer. also for their beautiful floral offerings. Especially da we wlah to thank the pallbearers. Rev. Haefaer for hla conaollnar words at the bouse and chapel, also the funeral directors.

Wraeamann Harfknecht. for their efficient manner In which they conducted tha funeral arrangements. From tba Bereaved Mother ana Sisters. Card of Thanks. I leiraj to express my sincere and heartfelt thanks to all my neighbors and frte-nde for their klndneae durinir the illness and at the death of my dearly beloved wife.

Mary Hayes. I especially wish to thank Rev. Fathers Van Krevel and Averdtrk and wish also to thank the American Cotton Oil Company employes for their beautiful floral also John J. Oil'ia-an and Robert Williamson fr their, careful manaacment of the fu jicrai. Jiau ii.ea.

lOO CeUins Sim, for lie. far 14c KeeutlfuJ aluminum Card Case, with name enjrrevect taereoa, and 1 CaJlibaT Cards for tc Add 44- tr mail. Be our beautiful samples of tnrr4 work. SKCOND FLOOR. Great Values la 'Hi'S SWEATERS for Monday Men and Boys' AH-Wool Sweat-ere.

stripes and plain colors. The lot inclodes Sweatera that eoUt from 410, l. and ap to 42.4. They coma In desirable colors; eoraa or tnem are slightly mussed. To utckly close oul tne tot wa aa marked them Closing Out 35c BOYS' CUTIa.3 FLASrilL and CHEVIOT WAISTS For 15c.

Full cut. with collars attached; made with curved arm amass, double sewsd throughout, heavy material and a lie value, sixes 4 to 14 years. Reducing the HOSIERY STOCK. Wa have gathered all tha odd lota of Plain and Fsncy Hose together, values that formerly rmerly Tic eold up to pair, and marked them for a quick clean up of all odd lines, a pair GLOVE LOTS TO CLOSE Ladles' While Wool 1 6c Oolf ti loves, ft dosen In tha IOC lot, marked for Mon-day and while they last, a pair -oar ar.coso flook. Rssdy-Mads Bed Sbsets.

lt yards wide by la yards lone. nice ouality. medium weight unbleached Bed Sheets, nicely 39c made, with oeeo hero. Monday's Hxtra Price. each ox iec'oii riooat.

HEMSTITCHED MARSEILLES TOWELS. else, bleached. Maraelllea patterned Hematltched Towela, weia, 9C extra value; regular price 15e each. Mon-' dar'a Extra Price, each GOLD FILLED NOSE (QLASS'ES Guaranteed To Wear 10 Years. This complete '-outfit, -cheap at $4.00, Monday we will suit a pair to your eyes, Consult Professor Zangers About Your Eyes.

When Others Fall He Succeeds. PHONOGRAPH Another lot oon slating" of 2,000 Up.to-date Moulded Records. saue uonaay n.i., eaun. NEW DISC RECORDS For lare and amsJl machine, have juat Xeen received and on aale Monday. THE 7-INCH FOR 00c.

THE 10-INCH FOR 51.00. Special prioea and terms offered for January on nil Phonographs and TeJklnar MacUnee. ma FOR Sizes up to 16x20; wide and narrow patterns; assorted finishes. Just what you want for photographs and crayons. Complete, with glass.

SPECIAL REDUCTIONS IN CRAYON FRAMES. DEATHS. Card'ef Thank. a a-w 4am sa 4 41 ne4 Snd the kindness shown in my XTS reavement at the loss of my beloved nd 1 feel fPi 'vOaVP '7" fAV Voss and hia son. Rev.

Carl A. VosV for their consoling discourses; the nTi bearers "and Mr. Carl Raba and Mr. Flarr ArrTolel for the efficient manner in which they conducted the neral- Her Bereaveo aer. Card of Thank.

lv. r.tiirn thanks ta John Gilliran for tha efficient manner onn w. arraasement the btaSTl Sf our brothel We. Mc- Khbiel Co for' th. floi emblems.

ZX air Krehbial himself tor the In-fit hoJ-Tln "he welfare of oar de-rertVd brher. aJ-o to lha Hip and Foust Mutual HI, JjrotBfra a.n swna A Card of Thanka. f- JM1M A XtTU HIT vtMHtM a-v and friends for their beanti- lP-(faAh- Kor the efficient man- many Bussa Bora-mann. jar. 'Card ef Tltaak.

Wa kindly thank our reiau tV'l ottering shown us in oar aorrow and kse of our beloved rnotnerarea w. tba Tenth tHatrict Wk for their kind servicea rentlereo. 'TM hUSaana a- Cmrd' of Thaaka. at.i era thanks we oeetre ei- to our relative and friends for the eym- pathy shown ua in our i. k.V the of aur eon and hcother WUlUm Maeyera.

We want peci.ll thank Mr. Shearer, tha "fh studenta of the Ohio Mechanics Institute. Hla Parenta and. Sisters. We deeire to expreaw onr sincere thanl fr the kindness shown us in the deatji ef ewr mother.

Margaret merer, especially for the many offerings; ais Kev. Ediiard Voss tor nis ami nru ennrlnl.n, a n.t Wrassman Brfknecr.t for trVeir eCloeat manaer in cooo ucliii the mnerai. The Bereaved am; v. Tfcis is the week when prices reach their very bwext level TH2 Ur It prtcticiDf tht bit week fctt-re Stsck-Takin. and we make the moil the last opporttniity la rid orsehres the season's rtraaiala stock.

ypWiSK LAEDDES, BOSSES and (SCOOLGSQEn, GIGANTIC Our entire stock, without a- lowest prices ever known in the history of the trade. Come early to-morrow (Monday) for the best bargains. Similar values will not and cannot be found outside this store. THE-NEW- MILITa4RY COAT, same as Made of line Kersey in all colors, with stitched straps, and guaranteed satin lining. Choice of all Ladies Cloaks, Jackets, Wraps and Capes our racks, that were priced $25.00, 127.50, 530.00, and 535.00, now Choice of all Ladies and Misses' Cloaks, Jackets, Wraps and C(S) (51 5x fW that were TiricedS16.50.lia50.J20.00 and I22.5Q, now WiWU Choice of Ladies', Misses' box-front Coats and nobby Short mouses, maae 01 Kersey and lineH throughout with satin; formerly 10.412L50, 15, up to 120; nonv.r.;......o...

CHILDREN'S COATS Sizes 1 to 5 years; 11 worth $30, for i FUR SCARFS AND JACKETS. Genuine single Fox Scarfs; two large brush tails; Ocl $70 values. WKWe Genuine double Fox Scarfs; two large brush tails; rfl Jxt V512.5Q and $15.00 values. lViW 21 ELEGANT NEARSEAL COATS Made of choice furs, lined through- Iinnirif irnaranfaai) calin" urfua1 $32.50, $35.00. and $40.00 coats during 5 this sale, your FIHlOTOOlKaAFlH disagreeable condition of the weather last week many of those who had Intended advantage of Our Extraordinary Offer of $6.00 AND $5.00 PHOTOS FOR 01.50 PER DOZEN, ALL $2.50 PHOTOS TOR 01.00 PER DOZEN, do so.

We hae decided, after numerous requests from many of oar natrons, offer Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of This Week. you get tha same high-grade work executed by our same high-class artists 14.00 per dosen. ladodiaf a Handsome Gold Filled Chaia. RECORDS new and 25C Ooea on r.i oriUMEflTS FLOWERS, iirrr trr. MONUMENTS CHAS.

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yearta a. pitwrl tt atelw.te', -1 I i I HI. ,1 liar firert. mm Owing to tha to taka ALL Were unable to to repeat this Remember, as If you paid a if TOR IN OUR CLEAMBIG SALE. and Children's Jackets, 27-incli 4 a Jp tiers AlUlAYi JAUTi tS ALVVrVTS Tne teial.

ALWAYS tXCKAHSEa i.unaiuuve orct iMflm ri Jllbl S.I1U Wf.aea.asa TRUTHFUL ASVtftT.S.HG... -i i a a-a wj ra-rrr Tea-- fE tm rtT rTCT KTTfrTI ZaOPZjUi 1 Ji 1 SOCXETX BOTICE1 Jfe-W4VWeWjaeWJsewava. f- 1 I .1 I at HNSEI.MAKX COMMAND CRT JO K. T. Stated conclave TL'EPDAT KVEXINO.

January 1. at 1:30 o'clock. Visiters tavttea. 1 1.1. ww.

Jeha W. Faat, BMorder. KrCWlH-rntO CHAPTErl TO PT. R. A.

St. Special eoevoeatioe WED.VEBDAT. Jaeaary 3n. TO clock. Wrk: Past and kM Eaeelieai Degrees.

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mr reasaatat ta aSettnnl HOXDAT KTIN1SO, Jaaa-ary 1. at ecloefc. te eaTauresaenta tar faneral of ear Ovceaaad hrether. Zte-farranersa COMPTOJ. Kohle Graad.

atelferd. Recording Secretary. TBIVTTT COXM HO. 44. E- "tiieaUaciaV.

wl.l k. held kODT EVESt-ISQ Jaaavr IA 1J 9 m. Vlsitora nad-mmmm JfrtJJT KEXW Earn. COaa. Attest- Henry B.

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wwr JOHS AV BIKOOIA W- Vtsiaera tavttad. w. a ij. WILLIS CHAPTER aglej swettaf DAT eVElflWO. at a -Werk: Uar Master pLgi.a visMers hi vited- Mara aaa-m i-AWTON.

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aeeretary. Hern WHO' Witt, as aaaanies er awaa rroaa rapotabk na mwaas. 104 i-aairaa BXnXBTJrO ASSOCIATIONS. rrtsK AKiomo home tjoAv A.xr BCTXJ IJiO COMPANY. The aaeval aeetiiiC of rtawMlsv for ua rnrertM, tat sw.

elker aeaa sa saay seehaMy cease hat. at 4 JO 9. am. Pea t-SSa Wsa. TA Geahar.

Sacntarr- MRITE WAS aEaTAC-VAa1! Psa4 fhevewth M. A 4j-cla. Tta teg Att Rexa iaae a- aV prJc-a. Kea-nlar Ms. I.

A Aise caa-vtc. a. bm aislsTes af tba Jeba Hawrk Brewlig Campasy wtaa rerars tfcsB" r. Ir. J.

I estea-ied ri5 be' -rs. XSminlm) gold buttons, fancy cuffs on g) and 42-inch fitted au-wooi priced OJl iJxl aJWw'Ul "75 back, 50 DOZEN Women's Gouns LIKE OUT, 29 CENTS. Made of good Muslin, yoke trimmed with cluster tucks, neck and sleeves finished with ruffles. ALl7Jl1LkS THE UftZSf. t.

(g(m cehts OS THI la about what tbey are aeOinx LADIES' AND MISSES' TAILOR-MADE SUITS, GOATS, FOURS. SKIRTS WAISTS -FOB AT- BREUSMS GREAT JAKUARY REDUCTIOrJ SALE 620 RACE ST. C- v. Bruaious. CnwTJ! swsday.

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Tear aad Traarss Medl 1 axL Faj-r at. Sajly. SCaR A- EnorFLI. ef Braetas. erlH lactam at P8ig.

xaM. eaaae ana artan a.1 a wat.yrt waca imaa im and rm ionay wij rT. wafflaaa rWOP. LTOV. K'mTTe.

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Tra a a rt. '1 i I kleead Tempting Grocery Bargains FOR MONDAY. Butter. Our Little Buttercup brand, guaranteed to be the equal of anything sold in America. Received daily by ua direct from the felgin district.

I -lb. prints, 26Hc Not over 4 lbs. to a customer. 2.00O quarts of the choiceat hand-picked NAVY BEANS at less than the wholesale price. Per fcc PULLi uc LIMA BEANS Choicest California.

Pound, 7c. 4 lbs. for FREE! A handsome sourenlr to erery child, accompanied by parents, at oar COFFEE BOOTH. E6S-0-SEE. Regular-giie package, 7Ho.

YAIILUL Large 20c bottlea. Each, 10e. PEELED PEACHES TEAS. Ail our 80c a-rietiea for aale at 69o. TEA BOOTH.

value. For CHOICE JAVA AND Pound, 20c. 5 lba ask VAIITED We live ill I'M 4 "ahnP I P' a -ai 1 1 hi THE STACEY MFC CQ. CAS tVORSS DUILOCRS. 23 Mllale 8TBEET, oma WWX to anaeance to my frienda aad tba pwbMe that have ae cisted myaatf srltk the arm of GCNTHOt BROft.

Pssaral Directors, and can be feoad at their offlew aad mortuary rbapri. comer af Illgktit asd Walnut atreeta. T. B. BUT, ar aaa.

aaf Esaa WlXt. SB BataEar" mir rant abticlcs a-. Tasjfy sri ssry irt u. ato rvm A SfiacUl let r-atta fwaaaaa ree-ee4 4Vee tra fsiaae ikf eiao. A rat nt-a -1 I fl 1mm JRatra t-rwev yj Oeaatag I'p the SXKT STOCX.

Mada eat ill MiMiM aka RICES CUT III HALF Mad ef kaavy fWrt-ar friaaaal. rwfke Svsejra. tat aad belt sea of fas galakad with ea sdga. Sacrifice Sale at Oar rt Needle last wilt f-fee fee Maaf a gaers eiaaa. lag ap sola ef Art a-jua-.

Itl eke-k f-raelr a-a sa a4 fee tee. 4 aa4 4 will Wa oa eaia at. 1 1 leaf t4k sVU Odd Lots of Children's Dresses. Slsea 1 ta 4 fears; ssada af m- Jjaailts of ii.ll as Klsao.l. I lift hal4 and embroider BOOKS, PAPER NOVELS dosing a I'aper tV the boat authors too.

silghity aoiled worth la, lar, tte VP to te each. Road and masy othei weilfcaawit writcia. Ta tloae aat let. aak. FREE! Hsby Itairy.

with (alt partic ularslor Itiacara ef baby's health. Uaswaataaed Cream, Caa Se Dosen 6So At MHJK WOOT1L IAI3 JArCUl' ICafce FEU IlfTHA tOlf C.ke...4o FREE! One cake Swine Regular 20c this aale, ifir sww Milk Chocolate with every par-cbiM of Olse Bottle Cocoa, 2Se. MOCHA COFFEE. Sheet Music Hits FOR MONDAY (L5EWTS EACH oifKBODva or.ioui, BCOEUA-oo iiD To-iTrr. iLwm rw ti as war.

Htxat gen r-rm o-axa: M4IO PigDIIWI.TI. gcMjt ok thk rHiurrfr. rxDKH A PAXaaia. or no-ai-o-iic AID ir TIE. roa ora STBW Tt-0it TAILORING AGENTS.

want a limited number gor-f, renresentatlTes to hsadl rmr spring siaea a tiirrenirtioct the country. To n-U partlea are preparea to fffer very liberal terms. This la a a excel lent )trrtenly to represent the- LABitUT AN I BEKT ADEBTIEI I-OW; FKICKD TAlIeOKItl CONCEB-N la thla eoontry. early every one kaows of oar famous line of Holt gad Oeereneta w.l.l FKOMMILlTtUJ.N Jl-UECT at aiaoe to order. No trouble to aeil the-as- Wrlta as to-day far fortber lafor-knatloa.

State fnny year peat rwrleoca. referarc. are. fr- dreaa all latters ta Agaata- ifv t. TaUora and Weolcs MertrbaBt.

mrti aad SaeejBta, CTacta-uitL. ajctjsxxxji ia. Grand F.l2squtr2dc oiTnr sr Tns ELT.l CTnEET CLUD TCESDAT, afCHa Otb, AT ccarrRuu xuixisteix haix HERBERT h-t') 11 a a'eanra -KMfe eagras ka dcaafca, vkna, aaar lleurW KTERTbT-TJt ITITTn. IHgghsc C-a f'- Jy; I leJ Graad Opera Iloaae. 4AVt-AHT IT.

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