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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-03

Commissioner Sadler moved that bids be
received up to and including Friday, Sep
TENDER 10, 1873, by the Clerk Of the Board,
for the furnishing Of medical attendance
and the necessary medicines for the indi-
gent sick OF Eureka county, now in the
Hospital and out Of the Hospital within
the limits Of the town of Eureka, said
contracts to be given to the lowest respon-
sible bidder, and to reserve the right to re-
jeet any or all bids. Page seconded the
motion and voted aye, Sadler aye, and
Horn declined to vote on the subject.
Ordered, That the communication from
A. ID. Rock, protesting against the pay
ment Of $500 to w. II. Clark, on account
OF the work on the big ditch, be received
and placed on file.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-03

AXSGos
Joe. of the Golden Rule Store, is Offering
Mecrschaum Pipes and Cigar Holders at I'm
porters' Cost. He wishes to close out his stock
in this line. These goods were imported by
Joseph direct, and are fully guaranteed MS first
quality goods. See and be satisfied before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
Hats! IIats!! Hats! III
Hats and Caps. The nobbicst and latest
styles are now selling at the Golden Rul Store
oneaper 'nan ever VIZ ~ ,so'o i1eAs
Going Out Of the Lime.
Mr.. H. Joseph, of the Golden Rule Store, will
close out his entire stock of Boots and Shoes
at cost price. His stock consists Of mems
nailed boots and brogans, fine boots and CATERS
of every description. Call at the Golden Rule
and SECURE BARGAINS.
ADVERTISEMENT
AUSTIN, NEVADA, Aug. 5th. 1878.
Mr.. NJ. NJ. EaAN
Bought of SMITH L STARRATT,
Dealers in
STOVES, HARDWARE. CUTLERY, CARPEN-
TERS' TOOLS,
Nails, Iron. Steel, Sheet Iron, Tin and Wooden
Ware, Mining Implements. etc.
DOORS. WINDOWS AND BLINDS, MILL
MATERIAL.
To lining box with zinc case for cofin. $50 90
EESPaid
SMITH 4 sTARRATT,
au10-1m Per Thos. j. Coffee.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-03

BELIEVING THAT THERE rs A NECEs-
I'D srry for another Drsyman in Eureka. l
Henry Msu,s and the jackson House.
au30tf HARLO THOMAS
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-03
E. & P. RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

The arrivals and departures of the passenger
trains to and from Eureka are as follows.
Departures.
For PALIsADE-The express train leaves Eu-
reka for Palisade at $50 A.. NJ, and arrives at
Palisade at 10 A. NJ.
Arrivals.
FoR EUREKa-Train leaves Paiisade at 4 P. NJ,
and arrives at Eureka ut $50 P. NJ.
Freight and Accommodation Train.
Leaves Eureka daily at 6 A. M. and arrives at
Palisade at 315 p. NJ. Leaves Palisade at lbs
A. NJ, and arrives at Eureka ut $40 p. NJ.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-03

30 Alpha--I1 4 lt,g
$50 Succor-2i0c
1905 Alta-22 80 22k 23l 23f "a
172, Lady Bryan-3k 330c $3.50 ga a.
1890 Julia-sis 99l 9is So
1920 Caledonia-4a 4
10 Crown point-10ti
so Yellow Jacket-2lt
v,x,xa po,nn
-,
$50 Meadow tales-o'o
40 Raymond bi!
20 Eureka Con.1-fo'
G30 Jackson ofo
1900 Belmont oioc
800 Gla-ioc 1'e 81,
3l5 Manhattanut "a va
10 Lcopard-ioo
2oo Panther-sV
% N. beiie-ys M
lsoo hussey-ooc ''o o"c
Sp lndependencem-4oc -o'c
900 Deirees-l'c Soc
oo urahu rIiIe-oot
300 Na~vaJo-iioc ~
l53u hdo~ment-ooc o'c ooc
1872 arSenta-zioc zloo zzoc
lou silver frize~-loc zoc
1908 morning otar-l
40 Belle isle--3Sc
10 Day-.soc
100 Hliiside-is
9O0 HIshbridge-2 l9oc 2luc
soo Modoc-OOc ooc
ZoV N. fuc
3lo Bodie--s5 "a 30 10
9oo Modoc-ooc
100 \. Coso-lDc
$40 Bccntei-l's iooc io'c
9zu cChnton--is
z9o Suniniit-ts
3tO Bniwer-S ~ IL II
lilU A~urora--5 "a
ITO T~ioga-lS5c lsoc io0c 22s ~
Comanche-ooc
10 Oriental 5oc
ll2o G~oodshow-l4 lioa IL l20c
800 Bcividere-2.s "a
100 Champion = looc
~ Bod:e-37
2ou Concordia-50c
u5 ). Standard--ls
lJlo Black Hawk Ia lSOe
100 >. Bodie-l
li2j Booker-i's la lG0c
$40 Silver Prize-2oc
100 Golden Cbariot-i0c
rs Martin Whites
$50 Tiptop-fi0c
rs Leeds 75e
loo Bclvidcre-2a
80 Tioga-2SJc
3D Nayajo-l
ID Booker-ft
1850 Silver HILL 5000 395c
80 Challcnge-1gOc
K. ~ NAxr KnxE ~. Vf0r Dt. Df0., 4
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Patients in the Hospital Aug. 1...............2
Patients received during the month. .........6
Patients iscbars ed during the month ........4
Patients died during the month ..............1
Patients in Hospital Sept. .......3
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The following letters were resolved II Wells
Fargo 4 Cos once last evening. and not do
livered.
John Murrin-2 Chss sundblsds
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CU6TOM-EROU@E NOTES.

The internal revenue officers intend to make
at an early day vigorous move against tax
and license delinuuents.
A uuantity Of cigars were yesterday seized by
the inspectors on the steamship City of Mexico.
case of considerable interest, inasmuch as
it called attention to and resulted in the en-
forcement OF a
PECULIAR PROVISION OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE
LAW.
was tried before United States Commissioner
Of a man for peddling tobacco without license
was made. After the arrest it transpired that
of the tobacco was apprehcnded. The two men
were brought up for trial yesterday, and the
owner was Immediately released. while his en-
ployee was required to furnish bonds for his
appearance This action was based upon and
uihorized by a provision of the internal re-
person or persons selling the tobacco shall be
prosecuted whether he owns the Tobacco oor not.
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Gs Doye % pounds ea R Bs ,a Sa eGd
shoulders and box s eneese Geo Heck q o e..
rice barrel grits; SchWabacheg & Hirsch, 6
sh ~ n bsrrel o. barrel aa
Fairbanks d Co.. . pairs s3ales: j. H. Lafaye,
barre meal Hugh VD,nn. u. / barrel & its ..
Fuss should1ssrs yater y BLINK hnso,
Bueksart 90. UincinS at Ohio. through Jno;
T More e. 49, . y. hyerg printing and
barrel krout, Xii n .c4erel, i parrel maokerel,
50 pounds Coffee so pounds sugar. / case beer:
Howard y Preston, ~ barrels flour, 10 haEns
Fatjo 4 Co., / barrel flour; J. B. Camors 4, Co..
barrel flour; Greeye { Welderman, barrel
f9ur:.J. Moore Wilson, Jr., i bog black tea; g.
4. Dolsen, dry salt shoulders; Webster & Dill
10 sacks M 2gr 4 KeeF e
-four. Thomas Mcpermott S.; Il. 4. Godfray,
q; Flashpoller y Becker; barrel grits; 7.
6 Ha s Ee G5ambeTs 3Gnb brfs 81 P mea
ii barrel flour i. 4. Singer. Dol Alpine hour,
Lochte & Cordes, barrel -four; White &
case claret; Vose Bros. box dry salt shoul-
DORIS 600 pounds; Commagers IL Lambert. gal
Ions cngnao; FL; 4. Gogreve. barrel + four l
Amos Patton & Co., cases can fruits; IL. Del
case claret: G. W. Dunbar & Sons, cases string
beans In cars; [. L. & B.. barrels crackers;
Xlqries. . eases orange flower water; B. Cam
piglio. hf barrel -four: Mrs. B. Rhetl & Co.,
barrel grits and / barrel meal; Paul delpi 1t
Bro 2 cases orange flower water. case cognac
Random Jackson h Fitzpatrick, sack fine
salt; J. W; Platt & o., pounds tea; ThQs. Sims
& Levy. hf barrel sugar, kits mackarel.
Cincinnati through G. FL. Laurence 4 Co.. s1o
Isaacson & Sims. package tea, demijohns
moasses, package candles. pieces meat; G.
H. Lawrence & Co.. barrels grits: L. Reder <
Co., barrels flour: Friend, at W: g. Lyons &
Co., bog oat meal; Chaffee, Hamilton y Pow
ell. S25: Bush & Levert, s25: Graham. Black d
Co., s25; H. & @. Newman, s25: j. Burnett Co.,.
$40: Renshaw Il Cammaek, $40; Bchwabacher
Hirseh, $25; Friend, $40.
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THE HHOWARp's WORK.

tbs fearful story. one that would touch the
most eallous heart that Is every day told to
the members OF the Howard Association. Sew
cred ties loved ones gone, poverty, restitution
and want From early dawn, when the mein-
bers first start out on their rounds until late at
night, they hear nothing but m niserere OF woe
and anguish. Yesterday was no exception to
many preceding days. Taking In the whole
city, the members went through their Districts
alternating want here securing medical MD
there. comforting the widow in one house and
cheering the little convaleseent cherub In the
next The applications ON the states In the
Howard drug stores showed somewhat Of an in
crease, but the exigency was promptly met with
increased energy. and before night the suffer-
ers received all the attention possible
The following dispatches were received:
New ORLEANS. August 49, 1878.
J. N. yandegriff, ESD. President Howard AS
ISOLATION:
Cary, Stride Balfeur. have eabled ns to value
upon them nt sight for E7O0 In addition to the
$500. for which you. valued upon them some
discretion. helping yicksburg, Memphis and
Grenada, and instructing US to communicate
the tenor Of their dispatch to you After shoW-
you as TO the proper distribution to be made.
we have allotted $1,000 to Vicksb1rg, $500 to
Memphis and $500 to Grenada and now hand
you check on Canal Bunk for s1409, balance of
proceeds Of G7D0 sold at 81 81.
We are sure that this generous contribution
will relieve many destitute sick. who will cher
ish u grateful remembrance of the benehcent
contribution to their relief
Truly yours. JNO. B. LAFITTE s. 90.
PoNTCHAToULA, La August 20. 1878.
Howard Association:
Need not send nurse: case doing well:
GEO. e. BUYEL.
GRENADA, Miss. August 20, 1878.
7. r. Southmayd:
No material increase In fever. Major Ander-
son was taken down last evening. He Is doing
we'll to-day. I must have champagne to- NOR
row. II possible; send Mumm''s dry Verzenay
for special cases. Weather bad.
WARREN STONE, NJ. D.
THE MEETING
held last evening was we'll attended, and after
routine work had been finished, the following
resolution was passed:
Resolrcd, That the various religious societies.
congregations. churches, etc. be. requested to
suspend the ringing Of church bells during the
prevalence Of this epidemic.
The meeting them adjourned.
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CITY ECaa o Els.

VIM. Gleason, for threatening to kill his wife.
was lodged in the Fifth Station.
John Kearne Was run into the Sixth Station
for stealing green oranges.
Recorder Smith yesterday, instead Of sending
Gus Marcel, charged with larceny, before the
III st District Court, fined him $40.
Wednesday night o coal oil lamp exploded ut
the house No. lis Barracks street. No damage
done.
Joe Jortion was run into the Second Station,
charged by Carroll Temp with assaulting him
with o rock
peddler named P. Coute was lodged In the
Third Station. charged with the larceny of q
fine pair Of carr rings.
Pat Cash made an affidavit yesterday before
Recorder Smith, charging one M. Birmingham
with shooting and slightly wounding him.
Robert Palmer. II sailor on board the Canon
icus WAS accidentally drowned on Wednesday
night by rolling of the deck of the vessel while
he was sleeping.
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THE PEABODY SUBSISTENCE CORPS.

The Subsistence Association has already be-
gun to put in operation its forces. and in u few
days distribution of supplies will be made. This
will relieve much suffering in our city and
allow those associations devoted entirely to the
amelioration of the condition Of the sick to per-
form their duties untrammeled by other calls
Arrangements have already been made to
furnish supplies to all those deserving them
promptly.
The members are busily engaged in soliciting
aid, and blanks have already been struck off
showing what constitutes ration for one per-
son. The several relief associations have been
applied to to furnish the names of those author
lied to ask for aid forlthe destitute, to whom
blanks will be furnished on which the supplies
will be issued.
., The following telegram was sent to the New
York Cotton Exchange st. Louis Merchants
Exchange, Chicago Board Of Trade, New York
change, Boston Exchange. St. Louis Exchange,
Indianapolis Exchange. Holiday Bros. Cairo;
Pankert 1It Armoqrs ct Milwaukee and
New ORLEANS, August %. 1873.
Great distress prevailing here among the des-
titute and beg you to solicit food supplies of all
kinds, and ship by rail as soon as poss bic.
President Peabody Subsistence Association.
The following was also wired, and the sub
Joined answer received:
New ORLEANS, August 28, 1878.
Hon. Secretary Of War. Washington:
Great distress prevailing here. The New Or
leans Peabody Subsistence Association beg
leave to ask government aid in rations for the
N''''' ~'0N'''> +. DULHONDE, President.
WASHINGTON, August %, 1878.
F. Dolhonde. President. ETC.:
Understanding that large contributions are
going to your relief from private sources, it Is
hoped that it will not be necessary for sle to
take the responsibility Of sending rations to
New Orleans. GEO. MCCREAkY,
Secretary of War.
We have received from Mr.. J. W. Nader.
secretary and commissary Of the New Orleans
Peabody Subsistence Association, the following
list of charitable merchants who have sent
money and provisions for the help of the sick
and destitute:
New Orleans Price Current, printing and Sta
tionery: T. Fitzwilliam & Co.. stationery: John
[. Adams, barrel flour. barrel meal Glover
& Odendahl. barrel -four; Polhaus & Doll,
barrel flour; Joseph Keller barrels potatoes;
Gordon i Gomila. 2barrels flour; j. NJ Schwartz.
l barrel meal; Mr.. Dennisson. use Of floats and
drays; John Graft use of floats and drays:
Christ McCarty. use of floats and drays; James
d Co.. use of Union WAREHOUSE and labor; John
Calder barrels meal; NJ Stitch & Son. barrel
onions; Wang & Gotham, S hams: G. Pascal &
Co., los barrels -four; Paul Sarrazin.2 barrels
potatoes; s. Meyers, i barrel onions;
D Mofat 4 Co.. dozen lemon sugar; Hoyle Il
Englesheim, $40; r. a. Benan. 10 SACKS shorts;
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r. indicates rising: T. Indicates falling; s
indicates stationary.


The relief committee of the Young Men S
Christian Association yesterday received and
attended to forty-two new applications for re-
lief. This makes total of 273 cases taken charge
OF by the committee to date.
The committee In it's labors take special care
not to interfere with the work of any of the other
relief associations, and wherever case is found
which 10 receiving other attention it is left se-
verely alone.
The Chicago Christian Association gave notice
Of remittance Of $50. and G. L. Burdeau, pro-
prietor Of the Second District Algiers ferry.
o Fpap E tG @
forwards s25. The Young Mems Christian AS
soeiation of Burlington sends $65 81. and Jesse
L. Bell contributes $50.
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THE w. A. RIFLE CLUB,

The Washington Artillery Rifle Club held a
meeting last evening at the battalion arsenal to
organize permanently. They adopted con-
stitution and bylaws similar to those of the
Seventh Regiment Of New York, and elected the
following officers Lieut.. L. A. ADAM president;
Lieut.. Aft. T. Baker, vice president; Corporal J..
NJ. Henderson. secretary Corporal r. III. Baker,
Icy Selph. chairman Corporal FL. ". Bradford
Corporal r. Vilaruba, Private G.. w. Charlton
and Private AID. Rabbit
This is a good move in the right direction
and we think it ought to be followed up By our
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-30
STATE-EEOUSE NOTES.

Gov Nichols yesterday made the following
appointments:
Onesime Martin. assessor, parish of Plaque
mines, vice Armand Lartigue. resigned.
Geo. W. Kirk, school director, parish of
Plaauemines. vice Henri Eer : deceased
VIM. Fl. HaskiI, parish Of Calca-
sieu; Jos, B. Adams, parish of VIM.
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TIE ~ HOPE CREW.

They VIII Arrive This Evening-Theie Re"
CeptiOn.
AS will be seen by the following dispatch, the
victorious Hope crew are on their way home
and can be expected this evening:
GRAND JUNCTION, August 20. 1878.
Ell. G.. Burkhart:
Will arrive Friday evening Of 1880. yackgon
Road. GUS. MOULIN.
The crew will be met at the depot by deega-
ton in carriages. and will be escorted to the
clubhouse, where a formal reception will take
place, After the reception repast will be par
taken Of
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BREW ETH @.

Twenty-six deaths from. yellow fever were
recorded at the Board Of Health yesterday
from u m. to .. m.
Some citizens in the upper district complain
that yellow fever patients are removed there
from the lower district, and are much exercised
over the fact
The st. George Society, for the organization
OF which Q call was made Yesterday - the DEM
Consul, will meet at 8 ., n. to day. at the Con-
suIate Nos. 81 and % Union street.
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P0STOFFHCE NOTES.

Postmaster Badger yesterday received the
following dispatch:
ATLANTA, August IS. 1878.
To Postmaster New Orleans. La:
President Board of Health and Mayor of
Shreveport telegraph as follows: "Shreyeport
duarantined against all mails from infected
ports and places" Please respect it and cor
respond with above authorities.
TERRELL. Superintendent.
A telegram was also received from Meridian
notifying Postmaster Badger that no second or
third class mail will be received after date.
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THE TEL EGsRArEEERs' FUND.
10 following WAS received yesterday:

The following was received yesterday:
New YORK, August 90, 1878
e. Leloup, Manager Atlantic and Pacific Tele-
graph Company:
The telegraphers' relief committee this even
ing authorized the treasurer OF local commit
tees at New Orleans and Memphis to draw on
its treasurer for $3.50 each.
OHAS A. TINKER. Superintendent.
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MARINE NEWS.

PORT EADs, Aug. 80, 6 .. m-Wind south
southwest, fresh. Weather cloudy.
No arrivals or departures.
SOUTHWEST PASS, Aug. 49, 6 D. m.-Barorn-
eter 1850. Wind southwest, fresh. Weather
cloudy and pleasant.
No arrivals or departures.
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Hospital, died ut quarter to o'clock this morn
ing. The reporter reached the hospital at half
past u o'clock. and, found the death rattle IN
Linton's throat and, satisfied THAT ne haa put O
very few minutes to live, remained with him
until death ensued. He died without q strug-
gle or showing any signs Of agony.
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THE FL r. EMEN.

The following dispatch was received 5ester-
day by I. N. Marks. ESQ: &
GALVESTON Texas, August %, 1875
TO /. N. Marks New Orleans:
Draw on me for 800 for relief of sick firemen.
CHAS. w. ROOSTER,
President f. r. s, Association.
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CLERKS AND OF
FKCEs.

Mr.. j. o. Landry Registrar OF Voters for tbs
parish of Orleans. publishes officially In this
mornings DEMOCRAT the names of the clerks
of registration appointed for the various wards.
together with the localities that have been Sc
lected as registration offices.
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Every one speaks we'll Of 1t. and those who
have been there once patronize the place ever
afterwards. Is 1t necessary to add that we refer
to the Colonnade Hotel, on Chestnut street.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa?
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NJ
WEATHER BULLETIN.

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
Signal Service. United States Army.
Daily meteorological record for the eight hours
ending ut 3 :4s y. m. Thursday. August 90.
observations taken at the same moment of
time at all stations.l
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, 1878

other military ORGANIZATIONS, The Washington
solves OF late In rifle practice, and appear
anxious to keep up their reputation, Let not
the others sleep else the laurels will oil DO
gathered on one side.
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FOUND.

HOUND ESTRAY - ON SATURDAY. AU-
shoes. The owner can have the same by prov
ing property and paying expenses J. ARK
SION. corner Jackson and Rousseau streets.
au3O 2t*
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FOR RENT.

E'OR RENT--FRoM OCTOBER 1, THE SEC
ond and third I'd floors Of Ne. l95 CARVER
street. au23 15t
E'OR RENT-POssEssION GIVEN ON OC-
IL tober next, the large premises No. "a Camp
street. nov occupied BY the New Orleans Re-
ROBINSON. No Carondelet street ive If
l. first of September next. The we'll known
Beer Saloon No. ISL Common street, between St.
Charles and Carondelet streets. occupied for
many years by Mr.. Krost.
Also. store No. 1874 Canal street, between st,
Charles and Carondelet streets.
Apply to 4. T. WEBER,
ly3 2m 1874 Canal street
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THE WATER TREATMENT.

Jgrnes Linton. aged 80 years. who was under
~ iee water spray treatment at the Charity
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va NJ .i'Ss
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEBaALKs.


GOoRss HNFasss CuaEan@FEsa@s@Ss Escbs
WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN,
w II situation to COOK and wash for a small
family. Address M. j.. this office. au28 st
Hrehsmakers and seamstresses.
NTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG
w lady. O situation as seamstress in n family
and to assist In housework. Address G. n. this
office Hu24 81
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AN

DANAldERS,
No. 157 Canal Street.
On account of the prevailing duness we have
Marked Down
PERCALES, one yard wide, price last week 124<
cents REDUCED TO ONLY 3 cents per yard.g
LINEN LAWNS good assortment OF coIors H
price last week 10 cents, REDUCED
TO ONLY cents.
JACONET LAWNS, good assortment OF colors.
price last week 1914 cents. REDUCED
TO ONLY cents Doe yard.
GOOD CALICOE5. price last week and cents.
REDUCED TO ONLY 4 and
~ cents per yard.
CHECKED NAINsooKs. price last week 20
cents. REDUCED TO ONLY 10 cents.
SILK PARAsOLS tLINED) price last week s4 ]
and S. REDUCED TO ONLY 81.
WHITE AND AND uNRLEAGHED COTTONs. price
last week cents. REDUCED TO
ONLY ga cents.
SOFT FINISHED CoTToNs, price last week 6
cents. REDUCED TO ONLY AZ cents.
COTTONs ONE YARD WIDE, price las week s
cents, REDUCED TO ONLY cents.
sHEETING COTToNs ~ yards wide price
last week 90 cents, REDU CED TO
ONLY Is CENTS
STRIPED VICTORIA LAWNS. price last week
Is cents, REDUCED TO ONLY cents.
PIQUEs IN LIGHT WEIGHT for summgSg
wear. price last week 10 cents RE-, ~
DUcED TO ONLY centsse-----..sssaas
SUPERIOR PIQUES. price last week Is cents.
REDUCED TO ONLY cents.
To1LE DU NoRD. plain and striped, former
price 30 cents, REDUCED TO
ONLY 10 cents per yard.
IRISH LINENS, by 2tyards, warranted all linen
and full width former price 81, RE-
DUCED TO ONLY S. 80 piece.
HUCK TOWELS. former price 81 per dozen. ts
REDUCED TO so cents per Dozen }S4
EMBROIDERED EDGINGs, at 3,4,5,e,7s and 3
10 cents. REDUCED FROM DOUBLE rs
THESE PRICES. IA
We have line Of fine EMBROIDERED EDG-ag
lN0S that we were selling last week at IS, 49, So
co. rs. ST. 81 Is, 81 so and 80 yard they being I
soiled by handling. We have reduced them to- &
12A. 49, 20, Is. 49, 40, do. so and 60 cents yard.
BEING LESS THAN HALF OF THEIR ACTU.
AL ORIGINAL COST.
DON'T FAIL TO LOOK AT THEM.
OUR UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT.
every piece Of which Is made under our direct
and personal supervision contains nothing but
articles perfectly sewed. we'll cut and we'll made
Everything In this department has been pro-
portionately reduced, from our 4-tuck SKIRTS
at As cents up to the finest Trail SKIRTS.
Full line OF
CHEMIsEs,
CORSET COVERS.
NIGHTGOWNs,
DRESSING SACKS,
PANTELETTEs,
CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR,
INFANT ROBES,
ETC, ETC, ETC.
Please Look at Them.
We are closing out all our
FANCY CASSIMERES.
and have made HEAVY REDUCTIONS In them.
Prices ranging last week from 40 cents to 50
per yard reduced to from % centa TO al Is me-