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DifIlculties Being Arranged.

CHICAGO, April 14.-At a meeting of the
stockholders of the Union Iron and Steel
Company, this afternoon, it was unanimous
ly decided to increase the capital stock from
$1,60o000 to $3,0o0,000, the increase to be
used for the purpose of effectng settle
ment with creditors. President Stone said he
could give no idea when tine works would be
started, but it would probably be at such
time as the demands of all creditors were
satisfied, and tins was being arranged as rap
idly as possible
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DEMOCRATIC POINTERS.
Tilden in Blooming Health-How the Tariff
Question Is to Be Met.

Tilden in Blooming Health-How the Tariff
Question Is to Be Met.
John G. Priest in St. Louis Republican.
II suppose you did not leave New York
without calling on Mr.. Tilden?''
Certainly not / called on him, and
found him as clear-headed and keenly alive
to the events of the day as ever ANY per-
powers needs hear him talk but moment to
be undeceived There is, and always has
been, a strange contradiction between
his appearance and his real condi.
ton. You may remember that his
physical weakness was favorite topic of
the croakers in 1876. Well, if you will just
recall the list of the visiting statesmen,
you will find that he has buried majority
of the hale and hearty men who euehred
him out of his fairly won honors."
'Is he a candidate?"
'He declares emphatically that he is not,
and occupies position altogether consistent
with that famous letter he wrote to the Gin
cinnati convention. l find, however, that
the leading men of the party in the East are
not disposed to accept any declination, but
declare that Mr. Tilden must be the man,
Are the Eastern Democrats pretty conf
dent of success in 1882"
"They are sure of it, provided Congress
does not make some egregious blunders in
the matter of legislation"
toub hON w eNu PioPOso W uiSSe biesS
tariff questions2"
simply let them alone. The country is
gloriousy prosperous. The people are not
clamorng for any legislation on that head.
Then why borrow this trouble? All we
we want to do is to lessen our imports and
increase our exports ii we do this, prosper
ity must continue"
"Our revenues under die tariff acts are in
excess of the requirements of the govern
ment, are they not?'
YES but Democratic Congress will con-
troll and be responsible for the expenditures
"a responsibility which the party's record
shows can safely be trusted to it. If they
unsettle the tariff again, the immediate effect
must be the stoppage of a iiumber of mills
and factories. Then will come labor troubles,
and the discomfort will spread very rapidly.
How is the party whose action precipitates
such a condition of things to reap any
benefit 1t matters not whether the legsla-
ton will or will not prove wise in the end
that does not enter into the ease-there will
be no time to test its wisdom before the
election is on us, and disaster must result"
WHY be sick aud ailing when Hop Bitters will
surely cure youf One dollar, saves big doctors
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Damage Near Bloomington, Ill.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal

BLOOMINGTON, April i5.-There was ter
rifle thunderstorm in this vicinity last night,
which paralyzed Geographic communication,
and is reported by operators as one
of the severest ever seen here. A
dwelling in Normal, owned by Fred
Bars, and occupied by Peter Thietze, was
fired by a flash of lightning and consumed,
with all its contents, the family having bare
ly time to escape, and losing all their effects.
The house was valued at 81 900, and insured
for $500; loss on contents about $500.
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AN Iowa TOWN strnck.

Dies MONIES Ia, April 14-Last night the
storm was very violent at Adair west OF
here. A hotel addition was demolished, the
roof of Meyers's block blown of, Marion &
McManuss new building ruined, and twenty
stables or more removed from their founda-
tons. Some damage was done at Anita.
People fed to caves for protection. A large
barn south of Anita was blown down, and a
house struck by lightning and burned. The
gale continues
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-04-16

BRAIDwooD, Ill, April IA mass-meeting
of miners was held here this evening to discuss
the proposition of the coal companies to re-
duce the price of mining five cents per ton
for year, commencing May l. 1t was unan-
imously resolved to reject the proposition
and quit work on the last of the month if the
reduction is made. About 5000 men are en-
Moved IN the field
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TRADE AND LABOR.
Suspicious Developments in the Case of q
Bankrupt Tobaeconist.

Bankrupt Tobacc0nist.
ATLANTA, April 1.-THE police secured the
trail OF w. 8. Giilett, the failing tobacconist
at this place this morning. He refused to
admit creditor who had ascertained his
whereabouts. The door was forced open and
he was arrested on warrant sworn out by
Ike Haas. When behind the prison bars he
begged the privilege of guard at home. but
this was refused. This morning the charge
was Withdrawn, and Giilett employed Gen.
Gartrel as counsel. On an order of the court
to produce books Giliett failed to appear,
and he was ordered to Jail for contempt. The
sheriff and entire police force of Atlanta are
now securing the town for him, but cannot
find him. 1t has developed that 81, 900 worth
OF goods, received by the firm on Thursday,
were stored in strange place during the
night. and no record to indicate their where
abouts existed. Liabilities continue to be
heard from. 1t is said that Gillett borrowed
$40, 900 from friend recently, which would
add that much more to previous figures, if
TRUE
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New YORK, April 14-It is rumored that
further discrepancies have been discovered
in the accounts Of exMayor DeBevoise, of
Long Island City, which affects every depart
ment of the old ring city government The
deficiency amounts to nearly $65, 900, in adj
dition to the sos, 900 before embezzied. De-
Bevoise was surrendered by his bondsmen
to-day and taken to the county Jail. Judg-
ment for 100000 was given against him for
the wrongful conversion of the citys bonds
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here of the Rossa faction. The following re-
ply was telegraphed tonight
NEW YORK, April Is.
Major John Byrne, President United Land League,
Clncinnati
New York has one wise and responsible
Irish element. This Is calm, conservative
and determined and sustains Parnell.
D0n's heed brawlers and sOrebeads; newspaper
publicity gives them their only importance.
Western men at the convention will hnd New
York solid with them. WILLIAM ID. WALLACE.
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DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.
Indications.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
IL AsaIzlrnK A mil e

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. April 16. A. ND
For Tennessee and the Ohio yalley-Fair
weather, preceded in theeastern portions by local
rains, northerly to westerly Winds stationary
or slight rise in temperature; rising, followed in
the west portions by falling barometer.
For the Lower Lake Region-Light rains, fol-
lowed by clearing weather, southerly to west
erly winds, higher barometer; slight rise in
temperature.
For the Upper Lake Region-Fair weather.
westerly TO sOutherly winds, slight rise IN tenn
peraIure, rising. followed by falling baro meter.
Local ODserVauonA.
INDIANAPOLIS, April 3.
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Biz Fire at Pirmnnfi,.

PLYMOUTH, Ind, April ia fire, early
this morning destroyed one of the finest
blocks in town. Ten stores and buildings
we're destroyed. Loss, $4,000; partially in
sured. The heaviest losers are: WIN, Sears,
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Flood at Waterfowl. n. Y.

WATERFOWL, April 14.--The Black river is
higher than at any time since the food of
1869, The ice broke and carried off the
fumes and the dam at Carthage Crest
damage followed. Two-thirds of the manu-
factories are stopped. There is great over
flow of lowlands. The ice is foot thick on
Black river level, with large cakes in the
swift current. Men are working to avert
danger here.
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LEXINGTON. Mo-, April 15-Fire at Mar
bona Station, on the Wabash road, a few
miles east of here, destroyed seven stores
and shops and an elevator belonging to
White Brothers, early yesterday morning.
Loss not known.
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Snow in Dakota.

DEADwooD, D. T., April IA heavy snow
storm throughout this State has been pre-
vailing the last six hours. The Black Hills
& Pierre railroad, from Leadvile to Pierre,
is blocked and telegraph lines from the va
rious towns to the Hills are down and all
stage lines are blocked.
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Supporters of ParnelI.

New YoRK, April 15---Major John Byrne
OF the Cincinnati Land League, has written
to General o Brien of the sentiments ex-
pressed and action taken at recent meeting
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The pennsylvania Iron Manufacturers.

PrTTsBuRG, April 1.-THE iron manufac-
turers and Amalgamated Association COM
mittees appointed to arrange a scale of wages
for the ensuing year. from June l. met this
afternoon and, after a conference of over
four hours duration. adjourned without
having accomplished anything. The meet
ing was held with closed doors, and after ad-
journment all attempts to gain information
from the participants in regard to the propo-
sitions made were fruitless. 1t is believed,
however, that the manufacturers insist upon
a reduction in the scale to the two-cent card
rate basis for pudding and 10 per cent. off
the present wages for finishers. The work
men are willing to accept last years scale
without any change. The conference has six
weeks to settle the matter, and will again
meet on the joint call of the chairman and
secretary,
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New York, April 1.-THE schedule in the
assignment of the firm of E. G. Wiechman g.
Co., woolens, filed to-day gives the liabilities
at S325,510 nominal assets, 1922, 300; actual
assets S177127
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Suicide of a Woman.

Suicide of a Woman.
Annie Clarke, disreputable woman living
near the corner of Illinois and Georgia
streets, took poison last night, with
suicidal INTENT and medical assistance could
not be obtained promptly. she was dying this
morning at 2:30 O'Clock.
GEORGE McARoY. druggist, Rising Sun, OHIO
Co says: browns Iron Buffers gives perfect and
universal satisfaction"
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WHY be sick and ailing when Hop Bitters will
bills.
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Total..... sii56O s3,Ol2.09 s3,4S7.9l s9696
This collection has amounted to % cents
per member.
On motion. the chair appointed COM
mittee to report officers for the following
year.
During the absence OF the committee, an
address was delivered by W. f. Walker, a
returned missionary. AT the conclusion of
Mr.. Walkers address the committee upon
officers for the society made the following
report: President +. T. Simpson; vice
president, James Leonard secretary, H. N.
Herrick; treasurer, Frost Craft Managers,
l. E. Irwin, j. B. Carnes. o. S. Harrison, L.
+. Hasty and J. f. Rhoads,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-04-16

81, 900; Walford & Woods. liquors, SO, 500
Fred. Kuhn, pork-house, 5000: J. H Will
son, loan office and library, So, 900.
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Local ODservanonA.
INDIANAPOLIS. April 3.
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The Late Mrs. Christtancy.

NEW YORK, Dec 15.-The body of Mrs. Chris
tisncy was placed in handsome. cloth-covered
coffin to-day, and will be sent to Washin gton to-
morrow night, TO be laid away in Oak Hill Gem
etery. Mr. and Mrs Lugenbeel are both suffer
ing from nervous prOstrat0n. bnt will be able to
accompany the remains of their daughter to
Washington. Mrs. Christiancy was simply
bounded to death by some men whose names
have not been revealed. During the eight weeks
of her life at DR. Dupre's house she won friends
all over the neighborbood, but was always afraid
to go out alone. few days before she died
Mrs Christiancy said that her troubles began
when she repelled the advances of one of Sena-
tor Christiancy's sons.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-12-17
TOYS AND DOLLS,

We have two counters actually crowded with
everything which will please instruct and inter
est the dear ones at home. Such an endless va
riety cannot enumerate, and can only say
that we can satisfy every one at prices from DC
TO So. We wiz mention for the girls, that we
have over 200 Dolls. In all Sizes at 10c to 500
And for the boys, would say that we have
seven sizes of Tool Chests, at 25c, 35c soc, 75c,
81, $1.Z5 and $3.50.
Our Handsome Doll which has attracted so
much attention i'll our window, cost us it
stands, with jewelry, etc, $l2.0G. We have
been asked the price, but have not made any, be-
eau SO we did not care to sell it. We do not eX-
pect 10 get its cost. but will sell II, TO be dev
cred on Monday preceding Christmas, or, II out
OF the city, one or TWO days earlier.
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1000 Autotypes, size 1920 always sold at
81; price, % cents. A bargain. These are
reproductions of the finest and most expensive
engravings. and so exact in detail as to puzzle
the greatest artists
10000 Panel Pictures all mounted on heavy
board, embracing many subjects, and very hand
some, always sold at soc. Our price, 90 cents.
10000 like the above in smaller size, always
sold at 25c. Our price, 10 cents.
10000 Birch Bark series, Snhouttes, ETC.;
never sold less than Csc; we place them all at
10 cents each.
10000 assorted at 5 cents.
500 Easels at 40c. worth Use.
500 Easels at 25c, worth soc.
500 Easels at 13c, worth Zoe
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HANDKERCHIEFS.

One hundred dozen Imitation Hemstitched,
70.
One hundred dozen Hemmed and Scalloped,
Print Border loo or 3 for 25c
One lot Ladies' White Initial, all-Linen, one
half dozen III box, at 25c each; also, one lot in
fine quality at 45c.
Fifty dozen Ladies' Hemstitched and scallop-
ed, in White and Colored Embroidery, from SOC
to $1.25.
Fifty dozen Gents Hemstttched Initial Hand
kerchiefs, put up one-half dozen in a box, only
soc each
Gents Hemstitched and Printed Borders from
25c 10 CSC.
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MADE-UP LACEGOODS.
Lace FichuS.

Twenty-Five dozen Cream, 25e.
Twenty-Five dozen Cream, Imitation Point,
soc.
some lot Oriental Lace Fichu, each bargain,
at Csc, Use and 85c.
Fifteen dozen Oriental and Irish Point Lace
Collars, soc, Use, SOC and 95c.
Ten dozen Black and Cream, allsilk Spanish
Lace Scarfs. only soc and zoe.
Five dozen Cream, all-Silk, Spanish Lace scarfs,
extra width and length, only 81.
Black Hand Run Spanish and Escurial Lace
Fichus, excellent value, from $3.50 to SO.
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SILK HANDKERCHIEFS

One hundred dozen Twilled and Brocaded, in
all cOlors, at Csc.
seventy-five dozen in self and fancy colors
SOC.
Fifty dozen Heavy Brocade, in beautiful com
oination OF colors, at 75c.
Fifty dozen Hemstitched Pongee Silk Hand
kerchiefs, in White, Cream, Cardinal, Old Gold
and Orange, all of best value, at 75c, Soc, 81
and 1925.
Twenty dozen Silk Mufliers, in all colors and
large size, from 81 % to So.
In this Department will he found large line
of Tides and Fancy Needle-work Goods
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BAGS! BAGS!

90 dozen Handbags at 25 cents.
20 dozen Handbags at so cents.
The above are specially cheap.
Ladies' Silk Plush Hand Bags with closed calf
pocket for tickets, most artIStically mounted,
the same style trimmed with russell calf, i'll im-
tatiOn of fan, all colOrs.
Ladies' Silk Plush Hand Bags, with cord and
handle, plain and Tich in all c0lors.
Small, appropriate Bags, tor Children, made of
silk plush cord handle and satin-lined, in all
coors,
Imported Russell Purses, in calf and alligator
various appropriate styles.
Zeal Calfskn Pocket-BOoks, kid-lined in a
large variety of cOOrs.
Large liue of Purses ana Pocket Books, from 5
cents to S.
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FRESH she'll oysters at John Huegele's
Wei De MAYER.

1t is now uudspuJed that Wei De Meyers
Catarrh Cure is the only treatment that will alb
sOlutely cure catarrh--fresh or chronic. ''It has
effectuay cured me- j. A. Wilson, Princeton,
Ind" "Wire and daughter receiving won
derful benefit from the cure. j. N. Edwards
New Marion, Ind" "One box radically cured
me. Rev. c. H. Taylor. lao Noble street, Brook
lyn," &c, &C. Thousands of testimonials are re-
ceiyed from all parts of the world. Delivered,
ST 90, DIR. Wei De Meyers illustrated Treatise y
with statements by the cured, mailed free. d.
Is. Dewey g. Co., 1872 Fulton street, New York.
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Mrs Winslow's Soothing syrup shonld always
be used when children are cutting teeth. Ii re-
lieves the little sufferer at once: it produces
natural, quiet sleep by relieving the child from
pain, and the little cherub awakes as "bright as
q button" 1t is very pleasant to taste. 1t
soothes the child, sofUens the gums, allays ali
pain, relieves wind, regulates the bowels, and is
the best known remedy for diarrhOea, whether
five cents a bottle.
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SPECIAL CHRISTMAS BOOKS.

Elegantly bound and beautiful in every way,
embracing Rock of Ages" "Abide with Me-
Nearer, My God, to Thee" ''There Was Little
Girl" walk Into MY Parlor," etc. Usual price,
$3.50; cash price, S1.28.
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SHOE DEPARTMENT.

Here may be found an entire new line of Slip
pers for Men. Youths and Boys. They were
bought expressly for Holiday Gifts, and the
prices are exceptionally low.
We take this occasion TO call attention to our
superior stock of Ladies', Misses, Boys aud
Children's Boots and Shoes, in all grades, M to
the finest goods made Prices always to conform
to usual Dry Goods Low Prices
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JEW ELRY.

We offer for inspection collection of Jewelry
lnvoced TO us from the best and largest manu-
tactur, rs only. Everything that possibly
be acceptable as a Christmas Gift, will be found
IN original and artistic designs, at strictly popu-
lar prices,
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This department is at the front of the store, at
the left of the middle entrance.
We showing elegant assortment of
Neckwear in new shapes ana styles, with rich
colors and combinations, superb quality and at
traGtive low prices.
Puff and Flat Scarfs; Bows, entirely new;
String Ties, ali the best colors; Boys Ties. Full
line OF Scarfs and Bows at 20 cents. Suspenders
from Csc to ST..
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CHRISTMAS CARDS.

5000 at Sc. or SOC dozen.
5000 at sc, or SOC dozen.
5000 at 10c, or 81 dozen.
All the above are oue-half usual price.
1000 Christmas cards, 25c.
1000 Christmas cards, Soc.
1000 Christmas cards. 40c.
1000 Christmas cards, SOC.
500 Christmas cards, 75c.
The above are two-thirds usual price.
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ALBUMS! ALBUMS!

Photograph Albums, all sizes, from % cents to
very fine goods at 50.
Autograph Albums, in twenty styles from 10
cents to $3.
In this department will be found a line of Ink
stands at marvelousiy low prices
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY
We have given the whole of two counters in
the center of our store to this department, max
ing three times the space ever given 1t before.
OUR STOCK OF BOOKS
Comprises many standard works, both in single
volumes and in sets.

Red Line Edition of the Poets also, LOngfel-
low, Whittier and Tennyson, in the family edi-
lion.
We have three spaces in which may be found
large line of Books at 49c. $50 and 74c. These
are usually sold ar 81 and Sl:25.
1900 Juvenile Books, from lie to 18c.
1900 Juvenile Books, from pc TO 40c, that
are usually sold for soc to Use
We have the works of Louisa Alcott, T. s,
Arthur Mrs. Holmes, and many other popular
authors.
500 Chatterbox, always sold at 70 cents. Our
price, 4Sc.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-12-17

HAVE you practically tested the merits of the
Wilcox & Gibbs Automatic Sewing Machine2
No tension, bobbin or shuttle. 90 East New
York street,
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BLUE points in the shell at John Huegele's.

FATAL INDIFFERENCE. 1t is literally courtin g
death to neglect any affection of the lungs the
chest or the respiratory passages. Seek safety
in Hsle's Honey of Horehound and Tar. No
cough, cold, sore throat bronchial ailment
can resist that inesimable preparation. Sold
by all druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in minute.
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SPECIAL.

42inch Satin Ottoman, at Csc; reduced from
S5c.
44-nch French Cloth suitings, at $1.25 a
yard.
We present an unusually comprehensive and
elegant line of Black Dress Goods, embracing
Draped Alma, Gerster suitings, Ottoman, Tri-
cots, Cordurettes, Satines Satin Berber, Hen
riettas, Crepe Broche.
SO and 40-inch Black Cashmeres, at $50 yard
and upward.
A full line of Cashmeres, standard brands. in
Jet and Blue Blacks.
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PERFUMERY,

and all descriptions OF Toilet Articles, will be
found from the most prominent American pro
ducers, the prices on all of which, it is superfu-
Gus to add, are most reasonable.
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STATIONERY.

We have a full line of Paper Envelopes and
Carde, all to match, which we are selling at
abont so per cent. less than the prevailing
prices.
Fine Stationery in plush boxes.
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GLOVES.

Full lines of every description of Gloves for
Ladies, Gentlemen and Children.
One hundred dozen Ladies' Linsey, Fleece
lined, new colors. 25c.
Fifty dozen Gents Fine Kids, patent spring.
Otter Tops at 1925.
Twenty-Five dozen GEMS Dogskin. lined
Beaver tops, at 81
Yarn MItts in Saxony Wool, Germantown and
Zephyr
magnificent stock of Ladies' and Children's
Wooden Hoods, Leggins, Nubi0s Boys and
Mems Scaris etc
Twenty-Five dozen Ladies' Fascinators, at 75c.
special bargain in Hoods.
good handmade Hood. all colors, at soc.
Mems Cardigan Jackets, all sizes, from $3.50
to "a.
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UMBRELLAS.

In this department may be found Silk Umbrel-
las in Celluloid, ivory and natural Handles, from
So so to So; also, Cambria, Bingham ana Alpaca
Umbrellas, from rs cents to 81.
This department presents great induceme nts
to purchasers of Holiday Gifts.