Pittston Gazette

              r; • fv " - ■ C • • •:-7i*/ . * ~, 'v , • ••• •• ._•■■- - ' ' ' . ' j, ':' ' "J •\ " ■:V •' " s THE HOME PAPER. WEATHER INDICATIONS. e. I .Forecast Until 8 p. m. Tomorrow, for Eastern Pennsylvania. Increasing cloudiness tonight; colder in northeast portion, with snow; Wednesday, snow. For the People of. Pltteton and Vicinity. ALL THE HOME NEWS. 64th YEAR. J WEEKLY ESTABLISHED 18-.0 1 DAILY EST. BY THBO. HART 1882. PITTSTON, PA., TUESDAY, DECEHBER 8, 1903. FOH?Y CkNT? t MhJ 8 PAGES. DEADLY RIOT IN COLORADO BURGLARS WERE COOL. PANAMA FEARS AN ATTACK TO RAISE A CITY. TECHNICAL Galveston Streets, Alleys and Houses We Repeat Tapped a Cleveland Safe for $2,000 and Drove Off in a Carriage. to be Lifted. RECESS. Cleveland, O., Dec. 8.—Armed robbers got about $2,000 from the safe of the Garlock Frazer Laundry Co. early today! They felled the night watchman, bound and gagged him, and blew open the safe with nitroglycerine. The burglars, who were* well dressed, left the laundry, drove to Hotel Euclid, drank several times, then walked out and drove away in a carriage. Galveston, Tex., Dec. 8.—Bids have Watch Out been opened for the raising of the en- tire city of Galveston. This includes lot only the streets and alleys, but tbe 40II under the houses and the streets In the business sections up to the curb line. Strikers and Guards Battle Rumors of Colombian Invasion Reach Colon. President Sends to 8enate that it does not matter what assertions or claims are made by. others the fact still remains in Mine Camp. For Our Unapproved Nominations The curb line has been considerably above tbe street since tbe city was es- Holiday F|i REARMS WERE USED AMERICAN BOATS ON GUARD tablished, but now the streets are to be TEST CASE IS TO BE TRIED raised to a level with the stores. The _ grade Is to be raised from seventeen Several of the Strikers Who Partici' Miners Face Wage Reductions. Reported March of 3,000 From Cartagena Unconfirmed, but Every Possible Avenue of Approach la Being Carefully Watched. and twenty feet on the gulf shore to one and two feet on the bay. Stegmaier's Beer Announcement Altoonn, I'a., Deo. 8.—The eyes of every organized miner in this section are turned toward the Meyersdalu Held, where,_ it is announced, the Somerset Conl company, the Merchants' Con I company and the W. K. N'lver Coal company will tomorrow put Into effect an agreement between the three corporations reducing the wages of their employees 10 cents per ton on all coal mined: Reductions of the wages of nil the men employed on day work will also be made accordingly. A strike is threatened that will involve over 2,500. men. The majority of the miners employed in the Meyersdale Held are members of the United Mine Workers' organization. The Promotion of General Leonard Wood and the 1#7 Other Army Changes Dependent Therson Renewed as Recess Appointments. pated in the Fracas Were Wounded There were two bids for the work. One was from R. A. Elzy of Marshalltown, la., and the other from Goodhart & Bates of 74 Broadway, New York. and Two of Them Will Probably is far superior to all others. Compare it with any of tftem and we warrant that you will say it has no equal. Insist on having it— there is no substitute —should you desire a supply just telephone our cold storage depot located in your city and we will do the rest. This Week! Die. Colon, Dec. 8.—A rumor Is in circulation here to tbe effect that 3,000 soldiers have left Cantagena for the purpose of Invading tbe isthmus. No details are known, and the rumor cannot be confirmed. It probably bad its source in Port Llm'on, Costa Rica, where it was brought by steamer from Cartagena. The only possible means of approaching Fanamn is by narrow and difficult mountain passes through the Indian country. Each was accompanied by a certified Trinidad, Col., Dec. 8.—Word reached here at midnight of a pitched battle at Segulndo, a Colorado Fuel and Iron Co. camp, between 30 striking Italian miners and seven of the company's guards. Three strikers were shot and two of them will die. for $10,000, according to th« terms of the specifications. After be- Washington, Dec. 8.—Little businsss Rns transacted at the first regular session of the Fifty-eighth congress. The reading of the president's message occupied the time principally. The president sent to the senate the nomination of General Leonard Wood to be a major general and the nomination of 107 other army officers whose promotion Is dependent on that of General Wood. Accompanying these nominations were those of about twenty-five civilian appointees, including that of Dr. W. H. Crum to be collector of the port of Charleston, 8. C., and some others whom the president nominated in the last recess. ing opened and read the proposals wers referred to Richie and Boschke, the engineers. It is expected that they will report on tbe acceptance of either one of the propositions or the rejection of both within a day or two. Our Toy Department is m on a big scale this year. Be sure and visit it. REPORT OF TREASURER, KAISER NOT FAILING. The Revenues Laat Year Amounted to Chancellor Von Bulow'a Statement of Washington, Dec. 8.—The annual report of the Secretary of the Treasury was made public at noon today. The revenues during the fiscal year 190r. were *694,621,117.64. The principal items are as follows: Nearly $700,000,000. FINANCIAL ANP COMMERCIAL. Following instructions received Dec. 4 from the navy department, United States cruisers on both sides of the isthmus have started or ure starting on reconnoitering expeditions along the coasts, principally in the direction of Colomhla, for the purpose of ascertaining the condition of the trulls and roads between the Panama and Colombia frontiers, the facilities of the country for sustaining expeditions marching on Panama and generally to determine the best course of action In case of a Colombian invasion of the Isthmus and also to learn the nttitude of the various Indian tribes inhabiting both coasts. Emperor's Condition. Berlin, Deo. 8.—Chancellor von Billow, in view of the alarming reports abroad concerning Emperor William's health and in response to messages of sympathy from American friends of his majesty, desires to express his sinccre thanks for the good wishes for his imperial master. The chancellor brpught the message to the emperor's knowledge and adds that his majesty expressed his pleasure over these marks of sympnthy. PEOPLE'S STORE New" York Stock Markets furnished by M. S. Jordan & Co., Btock broken. Miners' Bank Bnilding. 15 South Main St, Pittston. Customs Internal revenue Sales of public lands Profits on coinage, bullion $284,479,581.81 230,810,124.17 . 8,926,311.22 New York, Dec. 8, 1903. High Low Clos. .125% 124 124 . 69% 68% 68% . 93 92% 92% . .48% 46% 46% . 80% 79% 79% . 32% 32% *»- . 16% 16 16 .144% 143% 143% ..27% 26% 26% . 40% 39% 39% .107% 106% 106% .142% 141% x42 .122% 120% 120% . 95% 93% 93% . 59% 53% 58% .119% 119% 119% . 29% 28% 28% . 22% 21% 21% .119% 118'/. 118% . 46 44% 44% . 21% 21% 21% . 79 78% 78% . 34% 33% 33% ... 7% 7% 7% . 79% 78 78% . 38% 37%' 37% . 88 87% 88 . 28% 26 27% . 47% 45% 45% . 97% 96% 96% . 26% 25% 25% . 20% 20% 20% . 12% 11% 11% . 58% 57% 57% These appointments uriD considered by the president and bis advisers to be recess appointments. The question of their status has been discussed thoroughly by the president and the best lawyers connected with the administration and in congress. The conclusion has been reached that between the time of the falling of President I'ro Tempore Prj-e's gavel signifying the conclusion of the extraordinary session and the calling to order of the senate In the regular session of congress an appreciable lapse of time occurred. In this time the appointments technically were made. They are regarded by the administration as'recess appointments, and the appointees, therefore, will receive the pay and exercise all the authority of the rank to which they are promoted. Stegmaier Brewing Co Sugar .... Atchison ... Atchison, pf. Brook. Trac. B. & O  ALWAYS the CHEAPEST W1LKESBARRE, PA. deposits, etc  Revenues of the District 8,254,739.88 Ches. & Ohio C. & G. West. St. Paul  of Columbia  Fees — consular, letters 5,168,038.56 Chancellor von Bulow is willing to be authority for the statement that the emperor's recovery has continued naturally and uninterruptedly, that the emperor's condition is excellent and that he feels very well. The continued issuance of bulletins is regarded as superfluous, tbc attendance of physicians is really no longer necessary, and there Is not the slightest occasion for concern. patent and lands  Sales of Indian lands, proceeds of Indian labor, etc. ..  Navy pension, navy hospital, clothing and deposit funds  Tax on circulation of Na- 4,048,833.22 CVANS BROS. C V-P/?/CES Rock Island K. & T., pf. . L. & N. ... Man. El. ... Met. Trac. .. Mo. Pacific Norf. & West N. Y. Central Erie  O. & W. ... Penna.  Reading .... So. Railway .. So. Ry., pf. Tenn. C. & I. Leather .... United States 8hip on the Lookout. 2,393,268.83 The cruiser Atlanta has gone to San Bias for this purpose and probably will continue to the gulf of Darien. Another vessel will be Bent to San Miguel, on the Pacific, and a third to David, also on the Pncifle, but toward Costa Rica, to look over the local conditions at Cblrlqu! and make n shdw of force If it is thought necessary and study the possibility of. Colombia's landing small schooner expeditions at Cliirlqui from southern points. 2,300,501.17 Best Patent Flour, per bbl.. $5.00 Butter (creamery) ex. fine, lb .26 Butter (be»t dairy) lb 25 Currants, loose, clean, lb.. .7 Currants, package, clean, lb. .8 Ilaisins, loose, 3 crown, 3 lbs .25 Raisins, loose, 4 crown, lb... .10 Ensign Brand, 4 crown, seeded, full weight. .124 Guardian Brand, 3 crown, tlonal banks  Immigrant fund  Trust funds, Department 1,647,429.28 1,356,158.33 The chancellor is glad to be able to communicate this message to the American friends of the emperor. of State  Part payment of Central 1,203,092.07 The commissions of the army officers' have been made put on this understanding. All of them are dated back to the time last summer when the appointments originally were made. R. R indebtedness Postal revenues .... 4,066,349:56 134,224,443.24 WORK OF TRAIN WRECKERS The total expenditures were $640, 323,450.28, leaving a surplus of $54, 297,667.36. The Panama authorities have sent, out several parties on both sides of the isthmus to seek Information and watch possible movements on the part of Colombia. Efforts are being made by these parties to cover the Atlantic coast so far as the gulf of Dnrlen and the mouth of the Atrato river, which is in Colombian territory. Panhandle Train Runa Into an Open Switch—Passengers Eacape. Secretaries Hoot and Moody had a conference with the president before appointments were sent to the senate. In the matter of the appointments their views as lawyers and as members of the administration coincides with that of the president. WE CARRY THE BEST FLOUR Union Pacific Wabash, pf. West. Union C. F. I. Copper .... Oas  Wheeling, W. Va., Dec. 8.—An attempt to destroy passenger trains on the Panhandle railroad In the yards north of the Top mill was made last night and was almost successful. The attempt is believed to have been the work of recently discharged Italians and Huugarlan laborers. The lights on the switches were manipulated to show a clear track, while the switches themselves were turned, so that a train coming in either direction would run into an open switch. seeded, fall weight  Sultana Raisins, per pkg. Figs, large size, 2 lbs for Lemon Feel, 2 lbs for Orange Peel, 2 lbs for Citron Peel, per lb.. . Mixed Nats, 2 lbs for.. English Walnuts, .2 lbs for Cream Nuts, 2 lbs for  Grenoble Eng. Walnuts, lb Soft Shell Almonds, per lb. Cranberries, per lb  .11 % .as .26 .16 .26 .26 .26 .15 .18 .10 CELEBRATION IN ROME. manufactured- A given quantity will make more and better bread than any other kind ▲n the price ib low Elaborate Banquet Marka the Ann4ver ■ary of the American College. $5 per bbl.; $2.50 per 100; $1.25 per 50 pounds, the Savi' g through its use la considerable. borne other articles In onr Rome, Dec. 8.—The American College today celebrated the 49th anniversary of Its foundation, together with the Feast of the Immaculate Conception. After mass, a great banquet was given 150 guests. The occasion was one of great enthusiasm. Archbishop Seton, formerly pastor of St. Joseph's church, Jersey City, proposed toasts to President Roosevelt, Pope Plus and Monslgnor Kennedy, rector of the college. He declared Kennedy one of the greatest rectors the college ever had. Kennedy, replying, thanked the gathering and said he would devote all his strength to make the college a center of Catholicism, as well as a true American feeling In Rome. Texas Pacific Car & Foundry U. S. Steel ... The Indians occupy the const between Nombre de DIoh and Cape Tlburon nnd have maintained thfelr isolation for generations. They hare always resisted the incursions of white people into their country, not permitting them to spend a night on the mainlnnd. With a view to securing a legal decision, however. Secretary Boot has authorized the paymaster general to make a test case and bring it to the attention of the comptroller of the treasury at the earliest possible moment. BIG GROCERY STOCK call for special mention by reason of their «r- C dne89 and cheapness But the best way to test onr eta ements is to send ns an order and prove that we have just what we advertise. U. S. Steel, pf. Much to choose from at very low prices in holiday goods at BERRY'S. The Lone 8tar State. Down In Texas, at Yoakum, is a big dry goods firm of which J. M. Haller Is the head. Mr. Haller, on one of his trips east to buy goods, said to a friend, who was with him in the palace car: "Here, take one of these Little Early Risers upon retiring and you will be up early In the morning feeling good." For the "dark brown" taste, headache and that loggy feeling, De- Witt's Little Early Risers are the best pills to use. Sold by Thos. J. Yates. The canal treaty reached Colon yesterday In care of Consul General Gudger. who handed It to the purser of the City of Washington to be returned to the United States. The steamer sailed at noon today. A passenger train leaving here for Steubenville- at 8:30 was going nt n high speed and ran into a switch against a coal car. The car was demolished, the engine wrecked, both ends of the first coach were crushed In, and the passengers were thrown from their seats and badly bruised. Fortunately no fatalities resulted. Pittsburg, Dec. 8.—Two men giving their names as Abraham Thaler and Morris Opar, both twenty-three years old, of New York have been arrested here. After the prisoners had attempted to bribe the officers they were taken to the central police station and compelled to disgorgev diamonds and other Jewelry valued at $10,000. Besides the Jewelry the men had two revolvers and two pawn tickets from New York brokers. The valuables, which are supposed to belong to people of the'metropolls, consist of several gold watches, diamond scarf pins, diamond rings and necklaces. Prisoners Give Up Costly Jewels. BRENNAN and ROBERTS Gall on us for dried fruits, etc., as we have just received a carload from California. They are all fresh and olean and will mak* your Xmas cake a great suooess. *a N. MAIN. Next to E*gle Hotel f7\rurj/'s PRICES Russia Recognizes Panama. St. Petersburg, Deo. 8.—United States Ambassador McCormlck has been officially notified of Russia's recognition of the republic of Panama. The signing of the decree was one of the first acts of the czar after his return here from Skierniewlce, Russian Poland. We also hare a full line of shoes, Slippers, leggins and hosiery. Call and see us, and purohase your Xmas presents at Cuba Observes Maceo Anniversary. Havana, Dec. 8.—The Cubans hove enjoyed a national holiday. It was the seventh anniversary of the death of General Maceo, who was killed while daringly attempting to raise an army in Havana province with which to attack Mutanzas, and also the anniversary of the death of General Maceo's eldest Bon, who was Maceo's aid-de-camp and was shot while trying to rescuc Maceo's body. The ceremonies nt Casciijual, where Maceo was buried, wert attended by a throng of people from Havana, including government official? uud clergy. Panic at a Fire. 21 lb. Gr. Sugar . 22 lb. A Sugar ... '23 lb. Br. Sugar . I New Maple Sugar Comb Honey  .$1.00 . 1.00 . 1.00 12'/»c . ,16c Boston, Dec. 8.—Two persons were injured and nearly 50 others badly frightened in a fire panic In a tenement house at Snowhlll Place, North End, early this morning. Miary Joyce fractures both legs jumping from a thirdstory window. Hugh McGonnigle was bruised about the head by falling down stairs. The fire started In the basement and the house was soon filled with smoke. Ladders were raised to the windows and all of the occupants removed. Estimates furnished on steam and hot water plants at Ash's. EVANS BROS. Rugs, all sizes. Williams & Co. Mother and 8on Cremated. Ottomans, 60c to $1.25. Williams & Co. Flat Rock, Mich., Dec. 8.—Mrs. Hattie Sutllff and her fourteen-year-old son have been burned to death here In a fire at their residence. When villagers succeeded in forcing their way Into the burning building the two bodies were found on the floor near the door, to which they had evidently fought their way, only to be overcome. They were lying side by side, with the mother's arms around the boy, terribly burned and charred. Never-SNp Heel Clip*. Buffalo, Dec. 8.—The recent drowning of Chinamen who were being smuggled Into this country from Canada, United States immigration Inspectors believe, will likely lead to the breaking up of a gang of smugglers whicli for several months has been making a siDecialty of bringing in contraband Chinamen, Three arrests have been made here by United States Marshals Conkllng and Strum and Inspectors Baltz and Stevenson. Alleged Chinese Smugglers Taken. Whitman's Fine Checelatef Five corks; adjustable to any shoe or boot; handy on slippery pavements. Get them at KRISE'S, 35 S. Main. 3 lb Cleaned Currant*  2 lb. Seeded Raisin*  Short Weight Seeded  Sultana Raisins, Seeded  Cluster Raisin*  !3 lb Loose Muscatel Raisins ■ 25c .25c .10c 1*/2 12'/2 .25c and Confections. Holiday Perfumes in handsome boxes. Furnaces and heating stoves at rock bottom prices. Ash's, N. Main St. KANE'S PHARMACY 20 South Main Street. Women to Push Fight Against 8moot. New York, Dec. 8.—The officers of th€ National Union of Women's Organizations, which has been formed in Washington to oppose the seating of Reed Smoot in the United States senate, have retained a lawyer for the case. A form of petition against Smoot has been decided upon. Speakers are to be sent out to different sections of the country, and mass meetings will be held In New York city, Washington, Wilmington, Del.; Philadelphia and other places. Lemon Peel  Citron Peel  Orange Peel...  Soft Shell Almonds Mixed Nuts  St. Louis, Mr., Dec. 8—Ed. Ratcllffe, arrested on suspicion of being a member of a counterfeiting gang, confessed. There were piles of spurious bills six feet high In his room on Ollve St. This money, he said, was made in Chicago and brought to St. Louis by three men, two of whom have escaped with counterfeit bills. Stacks of Counterfeit Money. Sour Stomach Burlington, N. J„ Dec. 8.—Anderson Shinn, a detective of this place, has unearthed at Riverdale the headquarters of a gang of thieves who for weeks have been terrorizing this portion of the state and adjacent townB in Pennsylvania. Jewelry, lnmber, house furnishings and plunder of every description was found In quantities valued at thousands of dollars. Two houses were filled with loot. Thieves' Headquarters Raided. Special Said Fever Carried Off Bishop Ingle. English Walnuts... Apples, per bushel.. Cranberries, quart.. ..ALL NEW GOODS. Cumberland, Md., Dec. 8.—A cable message from Hankow, China, announces the deutli of Bishop James Addison Ingle of the Protestant Episcopal church of fever, thirty-six year* old. Bishop Ingle was graduated in 1888 from the University of Virginia. Mo appetite, loss of strength, nervousness, headache, constipation, bad breath, general debility, sour risings, and catarrh of the stomach are all due to Indigestion. Kodol cures Indigestion. This new discovery represents the natural Juices of digestion as they exist In a healthy stomach, combined with the greatest known tonlo and reconstructive properties. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure does not only cure indigestion and dyspepsia, but this famous remedy cures all stomach troubles by cleansing, purifying, sweetening and strengthening the mucous membranes lining the stomach. Large variety of Fan for Ladies, Misses and Children, at exceptionally low prices; onr prices range from 75c for the children's three-piece sets. Death of an Aged Woman, Malone, N. Y., Dec. 8.—Mrs. Hannah Galnow, aged 88 years, died here las', night. She was the mother of 13 children. Among her descendants are 85 grandchildren, 32 great grandchildren and four great-great-grandchildren. Charged With Aiding Counterfeiters. Arretted For New Jersey Crime. TIE LEI WW 8RMER. More Water Scandal Warrants. Philadelphia, Doc. 8.—Alvlu Struse. formerly a watchman In flip Easton penitentiary, lias been nrrestetl on the Charge of having aided convicts In the making of counterfeit Bllver colli In the penitentiary. He was held in ¥2,000 ball by United States Commissioner Bell for a further bearing. The nrrest was made by secret service officers, who say that .eleven penitentiary prisoners are implicated. Memphis, Tenn., Dec. 8.—James M. Edge, alias James Kane, has been ar-' rested here by local detectives charged with embezzling a large Hum of money, said to be about $100,000, from the First National bank of Peterson, N. 3. Full line of Ladies' Sweaters in all the best shades. Grand liaplds, Mich., Dec. 8.—In connection with the Lake Michigan water scandal Judge Haggerty of the police court lias signed warrants for the arrest r.f seven more prominent men Implicated in {he scandal' by the confession of ex-City Attorney Lant It. Salsbury and by his testimony at the police court examinations thus far held. An eighth warrant will be issued very shortly. T. A. DURKIN. One lot Ladles' Hemstitched hand*, kerchieft worth 5c; this lot goee for 3^,0 Herbert Spencer. Dead. A Complete Line ot Groceries. Brighton, Eng.. Dec. 8.—Herbert Spencer, the eminent author and philosopher, who had been seriously ill for some time past, died at 4.46 this morning. He had been unconscious since 9.20 last evening. He was born in Derby, April 2T, 1820. "ANCHOR"% Taffeta Ribbons, all shades, neck width, for a yard 10c Agency for Chase & Sanborn's Teas and Coffees. PAIN EXPELLER. Children's Heavy Mitts, black and all colors for t...5c Many Holdups In Boston. ibd by ell, who hive «■—d It I :nown peraon'B letter out of many: New Brazil, Pecans, English Walnuts, Taragona Almonds and Soft Shell Almonds. A full line of Xmas Candies. St. John's, N. F., Dec. 8.—By the wrecking of the Danish schooner Sigrid Petersen, from Alicante, Spain for St. John's, her crew of five persons perished, and their bodies have been washed ashore. The vessel, which struck at the foot of a steep cliff near Cape Race, was battered to pieces by the storm. • \ Schooner and Craw Lost. Boston, Dec. 8.—The twenty-flrst daylight Holdup in Boston within seven;., teen days occurred" when Annie fc.' Stevens was ? shortly after noon at the soiKK end by two men, wJJo grabbed her pocketbook and i fled. Chairman Emmons of the police board ltoH directed every available pollcemun t*. put on plain clothes and do his best 14 apprehend every thief and holdup ■ffltn in town. Men's Heavy Fleece Lined 8hirta and Drawers, worth 50c; here 36c Another Horrid Double Tragedy. / ST ANNS RECTORY 110 EAST 12= ST. L« I New York, Sept. U- f Havma ascertained "the merit? of Vour "ANCHOR" PAIN EXPtLLERand examined, as to its efficacy, the abundant testimony of aentieman.emiiycTt m the medical and other professions. I do not hesitate to join in the praise of this valuable F»V Superintendent of the 02 Cathollt g— I Schools in NewMirk., Pittsburg. Dec. 8.—Mrs. Joseph Hlndman was shot in the head and In stantly killed by her husband, at their home on Third avenue, Coraopolis, at 6.40 this morning. After killing bis wife, Hindman walked into the kitchen and sent a bullet into his bra^p. Ladies' Heavy Beaver Shawls worth 13.00; this lot for ...»1.9S FINE WINES AND LIQUORS FOR FAMILY USE We are the agents for Cosmopolitan Model Paper Patterns, Mama allowed ■II '• 1CDc Full line of Children's CloakB In 4U k the latest styles, frtw'Wc.' «*"' A Russian Ambassador Recalled. DIOESTS WHAT TOU EAT More Standard Oiffetock. Bartel's, Pabst and Schlitz Bottled Beer, Ale and Porter. Paris, Dec. 8.—The Russian ambassador has been recalled. The ambassador this morning presented his letters of recall to President Loubet. OMN Health to the nek aa4 Strength to the Weak. Albany, N. Y., Dec. 8.—The Stundard Oil company of New York, one of several subsidiary corporations to the Standard Oil company of New Jersey, which has a capital ot $98,000,000, has filed with tbe secretary of state a cer- Riots In Bordeaux. Bordeaux, Dec. 8.—A demonstration against the employment agencies here All Delivered at Your Residence. H|"ll *T a. o. MWttt * 0»., -flip was attended by serious rlotlug. Mount- ed troops repeatedly charged the dem. onstrators, and many were Injured before the mob was dispersed.. •rreetewerimade. swakb or ntrrMiOHi Only 25c. & 50c. *t »11 dnigkLl.T. A. DURKIN. Best styles, latest Ideas, largest .Stock Ot holiday good at Berryjs, 'phones. 87 EL Main Si.,