The evening world. Newspaper, November 14, 1901, Page 4

TWO EX. GOVERNORS IN HOT BATTLE | OVER FATE OF ROL AND B. MOLINEUX, FIERY Sig 7 TNALDGUEN Big Chief's Voice Shows No _ Signs of a Cold and Looks in Haar olicen of Condition. EASY WITH HIS HIS VICTIMS. Deputy Indulges in a Little Light! Chaffing and Reserves Decisions. Bis Chief Dever: of seventy-five Devery's himself in cand poney . Henry O'Brien, Street stati iup before Accused o: sip a few : Cross, "Brien had bot NT Platt! , O'Brien pockets In viol the Inspector, horror, TSR a RL f Governor, Dunn and ferencesHere. sto buy a ris “O'Brien 2 ees eee ete RULE fusion t the same machine inti annie WEEE an ates Vi) UNothine shat Une daw attows ace] that the tneoe amd thot ears 69 S the defemtant had qaneretted | Note Vabe fadiotment. | DENTIFIED. Ea-Geyv. HDs Ss eurance a) Arewers| goa ti tit ais \ mt tet ‘recess | Questions When Con- | 8:08 some | thse ! veto fronted by Friend, { Cirapisiaitesyy yikes a THO HEU | rity ae ; UE 7 poe) Maenets. Mewth Not Mentioned Ev-Goe. inek os Rebutirt, {nt S| A rf : “from 8 greta bt infhar not tity contradicted, | | nes | f ! | SEVENTH NATIONAL GAINS. | , rete EEE ; | defend «nal boen ” PDepostGs Mavetincrensed s1.000- OOO Mine T » the prisoner, “An Andnetons Motion? | i ” t | re itt J rive tan “Did you give oe used’ f that man the dope?” | men | The hae they Harwet betters a i Were dnteodneed 1 ME ENS OWERCOATS | Comets Oulnbon Revised. peclal to The v0 11, rt went through the ste, 4” na fely a medal tar | H inal y He from the la un While working in his oes | > wnt 1 noly The Merchonis’ Outlet Clothing House, 243 Oth Ave, 23, 15th & 16th Sts, REFER Hold Signiftc ant Con- le |: | | Flour in the Butler stores, fal MCLE | PED oGHEME Members of Estimate Board | Squelch Plan for Five Year Contract, IT 0 CCLER. | To Men and Boys Outfitters Specials in Our BOYS’ DEPART/AENT. Large orders from us unlocked the stocks of some high grade mak- ers of Bovs’ Clothing at lower prices than we have ever paid before. What we gamed by the transaction you wiil gain--so we have several |tine things for you this week. Don’t buy elsewhere until you see these: = aA Boys’ Winter Overcoats, $ izes 4 {o 16 Yrs. Don't See Why Siest coshie | > Commissioner Should Make Con- | ze Oba in sn tracts for Low Administration. ; Boys’ Suits, Sizes 6 to 16 Years, With dout ade trom alle “onl plaids and if Boys’ Suits, Sizes 6 to 16 Years. rle-brea ¥ we shoul ws for his why won't have any- final work rupted to we Boys’ Knee-Pants Suit Made trom strictly all-woo! F the newest patterns —checks, plai manly, broad- values $3.00 and $6.00: 5 (1.50 Boys’ Hats. lack Derg s, also the for $1.50; seeee 236 Suits. 482 All Four Stores Cpen Late Saturday Night i} ete NEG utfitters To Men and Boys’ iy 279 Broadway, near vipat St. 231 Sixth Ave, near S4th St. 47 Cortlandt St- sear Greenwich St. Z 25th St., corner Third Ave. Mail Yn cel Filled. after the » Nagle tive. os idministra tion, W administration wppolnt FLOUR! The Flour market continues to advance, but that has no bearing on the orice of We bought 25,000 barrels a few weeks ago, just when the wholesale market was at its lowest point, so while it lasts it goes to customers of the Butler stores on the basis of our low cost, regardless of the fact that the mills are now asking from 50c, to 75c. more a barrel for Flour than they did when we bought, PRIDE OF ST. LOUIS FLOUR is guaranteed to be the finest Flour made in this country. We back up this statement by | guarantecing every pound sold, A Barrel, $3.75. A 24!:-Pound Bag. ATC. { LEA & PERRINS’ WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE, soti, 17 C. | FREE THIS WEEK. Melb. Can of th: Absolutely Pure Blue Ribbon Baking Powder toevery cusiomer who eres the follow ing stangard goods at regular FREE THIS WEEK. 3’ POUNDS SUGAR toevery customer who purchases the ndard goods at regular New Citron, Best Glace; a pourd.. half-pound pack+ Coconnnt, Bet: 9c Or And with this we give Yetb. Gad Blue Ribbon Baking Powder Fres,