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Wonderful Cures.

Thousands OF letters IA our possession repeat this
story. l have been terrible sufferer for years with
Blood and Skin Humors; have been obliged TO shun
public places by reason Of my disngafing humors
have had the hest physicians; have spent hundreds
Of dollars,and got no real relief until used the
vg44ousA REMEDIES, which have cured me and left
my skin and blood as pure as o. ilds.
Chasl Houghton, Esq, lawyer 2s State a., Bos-
ton. reports case Of salt Rheum undes IFS obserya
ton for ten years. which covered tbs patients body
and limbs and 70 which all known methods II treat
mont had been applied without benefit, which was
completely cured solely by the GuTicUR.A REME-
DIES. leaving clean and healthy skin,
Mr.. and Mrs Everett Stebbins Belehertown.
Mass write; Our little boy was terribly afflicted
with Serotula, Salt Rheum and Erysipeas ever since
he was horn, and nothing could give him helped
him until tried GnTICuRA REMEDIES which
gradually cured him until he Is now as fair rs any
child Three and one-haf years at date of cure,
proving that these remedies are adapted to the
youngest ehild.l
II. +. arpenter, Henderson n. ", cured Of
Psoriasis or Leprosy cf twenty years standing, by
CUTlcuKA REMEDIES. The most wonderful cure on
record. A dnst-pan fun Of scales tel from him
daily Physicians and his friends thought he
must die. Cure sworn to before a justice Of the
peace and HeudeFson's most prominent citizens.
~ These testimonials ara national. because the
CUTIcURA REMEDIES ara national ana sold every
where IN the United States and Canada Pfiee
CUrlcuRA, 80 cts. per box; large boxes 81; CurI-
oURA SOAR, 20 cts; cUaIerRA SHAVING SOAR, Is
cts.s CUricURA kEsoLvENT, 81 per bottle,
Potter Drug ard Chemical Co., Boston
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SCROFULA,

and all scr0fulous diseases Sores, Erysipelas Ecze
ma, Blotchcs, Ringwor1n, Tumoi Carbuneles,
Boils, and Eruptions Of the Skin, re the direct
result OF an impure state Of the bloc
To cure these diseases the blood mast DO purified,
and restored to healthy and natural condition.
Arms SARsAPARILLA has for over forty years
been recognized by eminent medical authorities as
tho most powerful blood purifier In existence II
frees the system from all foul humors enriehes and
Strengthens tho blood, removes all traces Of mer-
eufal treatment, and proves itself complete
tor Of all scrofulous diseases.
A Recent Gure of Ncrofnlous sores.
'sSome months ago | was troubled with scrofulous
swollen and inhamed, and the sores discharged
large quantities Of offensive matter. Every remedy
tried failed, until used AyKIs's SARsAPAHiLLa,
Of which have now taken three bottles, with the
result thst the sores are healed, aud my general
health greatly improved feel very grateful for
the good your medicine has done me.
Yours respectfully. Mrs. Ann 0'BRIAE.s
LAB SutlraH 81, Acia York, June -, 1882.
Rg~AiI persons interested are invited so
call on gErr. 0,tisinni also sspon abe Rev Y.
a.. sgsids OF 2 y Hsast AAfts street. New oriK
City, who will saixe pleasure ia se~fffyimg
90 slae wonderful smency OF Ayer's Sassa-
paaisia, Nos ossiy ia the care OF this lady,
his knowledge.
The well. known leriteT on the BOSTON Herald j. "
BALL, Of ROchester, N. n writes june r. 1892.
.'Having suffered severely for some wears with
Eczema, and having failed TO find relief from other
remedies, have made use, during the past three
MONTHS, Of AyER's sARsAFARItLA, which has
effected complete cure. consider II a magnificent
remedy fer ell blood Diseases
Ayers SaPsaDariREa
stimulates and regulates the action Of the civ diges
and assimiative organs renews and strengthens the
vital forces, and speedily cures Rheamasism
catarrh, Neuralgia, Rheumatic Cont, General Deb{l
M and all diseases arising from an impoverished or
corrupted conqision OF the blood, aud weakoaed
vitality.
Ills incomparably the cheapest blood medicine,
on account OF its concentrated strength AID great
power over discsao.
PREPARED BY
DIR. j. G. AVER GEO., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Drupsissi price 81 sis BOTTLES for So
cell MWF&21w
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-05-04

The Macon Telegraph states that the con-
gressional Democratic committee outlived It's
usefulness 25 years ago. The Telegraph
can bunch all the other Democratic commit
tees of the country into the statement and 1t
will still be true.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-05-04

WHILE Land League Parnell is raising
thunder in England, his brother is raising
peaches in Georgia, on 700 acre tract
which has 1925, 900 trees mostly in bearing.
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UNITED STATES ENGTNEER OFFICE,
No. SO State Street, BosToS MASS. April so, 1888.
CsEALED PROPOSALS, in triplicate, addressed o
- the undersigned will be received at this Office
until u o'clock noon on Monday, the 2lst day Of
May 1888, for improving the following rivers and
harbors 10 witt
l. Maiden River. Massachusetts,, about $1,000
cubic wards Of dredging.
2.-Boston HarbOr, Massachusetts. about 30, 900
cubic yards Of dredging.
3.-Charles River. Massachusetts, about AZ. 900
cubic yards OF dredging
Persons desiring TO make proposals for this work
are requested to apply 20 the undersigned at this
Office for specifications, instructions 10 bidders and
the requisite blanks and such further information
may be desired concerning the same.
CHAS- w. RAYMOND, Major Of Engineers.
may1 d6t
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SINCE this century started in, England
has, according to John Brights figures.
spent $4,000, 100000 for war and only a..
600, OO0,0 900 for civil government and i'm
proyements.
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Notice. 20 COntrncforS.

DROPOSAI4S are invited for the grading and
masonry Of the extension Of the Bangor and
Piscataquis Railroad from Blanchard to Moosehead
Lake. IA miles, and viii be received until May 10TH
IL O'Clock noon. at the Office Of Company In Ban
gor, where the profile, plans and Specifications Of
the required work may be examined. The Directors
reserve the right 10 reject any and all bids.
MOSES GIDDINGS,
aprl6d3w President.
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THE khedIyes income is 81 $780, 900 year,
and in order to tighten the burdens Of bis
people, he has relinquished $4,000 of it.
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COMPREHENSIVE.
Dissolution Of CO-PartRerShip.

NJ Office is hereby given that the co-partnersbip
~ heretofore existing between the undersigned
under the firm name Of Blelaugh a. Cunningham,
was dissolved on the 9th day OF April, 1883.
WILLIAM MELAUGH,
g. / CUNNINGHAM.
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THE PRESS.
FRIDAY MORNING. MAY 4.

we do not read anonymous letters and commmi-
eations The name and address of the writer are IN
all cases Indispensable not necessarily for puolica-
ton but as guarantee of good faith
We cannot undertake to return or preserve COM
munications that are not used.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-05-04

The business win be continued by William Me-
laugh, aud all accounts of the late firm will be set
lied by him. ap2sdlw"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-05-04

Ny stock Of Buttons, Dress Trimmings
and Trimming Laees Is not equaied by
any house this side OF New York, from
er In new Spring goods than can be
shown by any other house In Portland,
combining their new and old stock TO.
seiher, aud al prices that merit che clos
csl Inspection.
FRANK GOUDY.
no. SCI Congress Street
LBetween Oak and Greeu.)
apr25 diff
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RETURNING,
Leave Boston, . A NJ, 1890 and 7 p. NJ.
PAYSON TUCKER. Geng Manager
ID. w. SANBORS, LUCIUS FUTILE,
Master Trans. Gen. PAS Agt
ap3O d4t
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Tickets, so, rs & sI.oo.
PROPOSALS.

Reserved seats will be on sale at stoekbridgesMu.
sic Store on Thursday, April 26. ap25dtd
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ssG Wall StrCei, New York.
Jobn 81. Psrifia> * Co, Portland. Me-,
Wholesale Agents.
ap2l d&w3m
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-30
IItONI DALLAS.
The Schuht Case Adjourned =
Local and Other Notes

sust.' f.',.rre ~ fts Ecinnsr
DALLAS. June -. There are no new
developments IN the Schulz rnsc The
enquiry has adjourned until Monday.
Three divorces were granted IN the
district court to-day, the plaintiffs all
women, aud the respective causes were
drsertnu, cruelty and confinement IN
the pcuitrntiay.
The jury in the ease of the state vs..
Sam Rains, charged with killing his
brother Hunulgau, IN September lSSl.
failed to agree aud yesterday morning,
ON their stating to tine court that there
WAS NO possibility ot their agreeing,
they were discouraged. They stood
seven for ncJulttvl and five for finding
him gull Of granddaughter and giving
him two Years nm the pcmteutiUry.
lhr prosecution Of the case hy County
Attorney clint and Mr. Hanson MAS viz
uruu. and the defense was conducted hv
Col. " l.. Crawford and MIR. j. VI. Dick
son, The unsr was thoroughly argued
10y counsel. The defense alleged, and
proved on trttl, that the Il ceased had
sludrrci the dctunlnu's wit,'s uhric.
tor.
Suuin SmithtrNtlin. salesman tor Me.
Ennis, OF ST. Louis va. taken tp Shurmpu,
ylcrduv %. AN attached witness tu testify iu
in the case OF the state VS.. Henry Burke
charged with the seduction OF Mis- Hat
tic BtNlu-s, whose fragile death by her
own hands. b, stlIl green in the mrmoIic-
ut tlc readers lhv cn-c was called yes.
t,uIAy.
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SPECIAL KILOGRAMS.
NOTES FROM THE STATE CAP
lTAl.
A New Publishing Company Child
Murder Prevented Quar-.
antine Matters
Local AND DEPARTMENT >orrs

|-|II---
'''''' ''''"'''" ~ '''' ">'"'"'''
AUSTIN, June ~. lhe governor Is rN-
por'rd home tomorrow
The contractor say, i, Wlu require 7IU
carloads ut stone to complete the t1uui4-
ton OF the capitol.
Chartered to-lay. The llOustuu Post
inourpnrnlur-. +. l.. lilll. WIN - ClrNc-
hand. H. SHcrilus. =. IL. VI .llhrunv. T. ".
House. ". Il, Baker, Geo. l. Porter, +. y
Rice. Henry 5. Fox, \. Groc.brCk, T.. T.
schmidt, j. y johnson. j. C.. stafford.
The East Texas Land, Lave Stock, Loan
AMI trust company, OF Marshal; capital,
$4,000
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FROM IEI3I,ION
Railroad Notes and Suits -The HegIra to
Temple.

BEiluS. June 2H. lhc cult Colorado
Il SAINT. Fee railway company yesterday
pcIiIuuCJ the cty council lu grant them
"a right OF WAY along one OF the streets
from the main line of their runI down
into town. with some few restrictions
and conditions the right of way wac
granted them.
Another meeting ct the citizens M the
cuuri-huusc yesterday evening. Nothing
ul importance was done except the APP
pointing of some additional committees.
Bishop Parker of New Orlcau-, Occu.
pied the pulpit nj the Methodist church
Nc. to-day, and the congregation uul 'ycd
listening to very line sermon. Rev. Nlr
l'uuu,lis. ni Burnett. preached last night
The Missouri Pacific pat ON 20
special ear to-day tor Icmulc
which lett Ht O'Clock and will return at
o. Ini- WAS done v- uu accommodation
'o our citizens nud il appreciated b} them.
A number Of ciliIru- took advantage Of
thi. arrangement and went down, among
them Hon. W r. Davidson. tOL i. Z.
Nil ar. j. W Emhu, ". !. Mcfarland,
j. VI. borough, t.. I, WtlliAm., Geo.
W. rylrr and Geo. G. RoOinsoU, ut the
journal.
The following suits were fled In the
district court yesterday by l.. 7. Williams,
Esq, I. O'kch IS. the Gun, Colorado
and Santa f. railway company, Tor So
ODD; Edward pctl.cn vs., the Missouri
Pacific Ton 1000.
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On account NJ "a row with neg % Ia
the outskirts this morning, In which the
driver ui 70 street car was shot at. tie.
bah going through the dash board uf
the ear ON Monday the drivers " the
street cars ON the lncs which pru,arntr
the uuish rts. will hr armed Toy the com.
pary, they already being -prcim police.
men,
\ cuIored excursion ou au cx rnsiyc
scale Is being arranged 10y rhr Rising
Sous ut Progress, 10 come oil uu tho
10Th NJ July Trains will leave both
Galveston aud lluustuu that morning,
and make the trip iu san Antonio, 23O
miles distant, aud back, carrying va sen.
gre the round rip FOR 81 being less
than one cent IL mile. Jim Bates and
Jordan Andy have been Il WI to Sau
Antonio, and secured the grounds ut
SnN Pedro SIR ugs for the occasion. and
will have gcuciM management NJ the
excursion They propose 10 have good
order aud plenty of fun and give the
poor dnriues "a chance To- enjoy them
selves ut little cost.
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FROM FORT WORTH
A Dangerous Fall Sneak Thieves -Sho,
in Drunken Brawl.
.r-cI.l r-n.ram % %. E1nMn-r

Special Telegram go the Examiner.
Foir Worrn, June -. j. Il Keep
hmger, the contractor who IL huIldmg the
opera house here, fell from the top N
the building, distance Of some SIXTY
feet, this evening. His TALL WAS sou,c-
what broken by ,triking the sculloldmR
ms he fell othrrwi-e he won d certainly
have been killed, His inIurics, although
quite serious, arc pronounced not fatal.
His body is consider bly, bruised, and
lac has an ugly gush on his face just be
loN his gilt eye.
There were several small rubherl'. com
United last night. The residence OF J.. l..
Moore was entered aud "A saddle and bride
stolen. lot OF silver spoons and tab 90
castor were stolen from WIN. luhy =
house near the Missouri Pacific depot
In- morning a sneak Inlet entered thr
back room Of saloon kept by Mr Mclm-
ty and stole thercirum Vwteh and ulaiu.
G. G.. Conner, the well known cattle
man, was hot ia drunken nrawl today
at Seymour about 60 miles b IS oLd
Wichita Fails, by Henry jones Or.
Beard, ~ this city, has beea tylcgraphcd
for, and will leave IN the morning Con
nor was shot through the lungs aud viii
probably die. He il well know here,
aud the affair has caused considerable
talk.
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FROM san SABA.
Homicide on the Trail SceptC Poisoning
Weather and Crops,
sne.LlL r.l..,lu {. n. k.l-ner


SAN SARA, June - Mr., Albert
Brown, young man of this place who
went Il the trail vi h Smith ~ Elliott,
sho and fatally wounded man by the
uHmc of Black belonging to the outfit,
just above Wichita falls Particulars of
the difficulty are not known. Brown l.
still at large.
Rev. j. NJ. Stevenson, presiding elder
uf this district, Professor j. W. Spill
man, principal Of San Saba college, aud
Rev Il. NJ. Donald, Methodist minister,
OF this place, had been attending tn.
commencement exercises Of Georgetown
university. On their return home yes
tcrday they stopped ut Scntcr-
tit twenty miles east ot tins
place and bought Il can of
potted beef. They ate II for din.
ner, and had come but IL abort dlstuuc,
before they began to feel sick. lirtpr,
arriving at home two of them were una
bile to at mp. Rev Mcdonald manage
to drive home. So soon ~ hey arrived
Drs G. egg and Ro an were called m
and prom ,unced 1t Il bad case Of srcput
poisoning from eating canned beef
Necessary remedies were admins nrrD
but two Of the pa tents grew worse uud
coon became uncum. clous. by cNtruur
binary cNcrtions on the part Of the
phys clans they were restored Ia con
seriousness at - o'clock last night. Ihcu
recovery IL still doubtful
Good rains fell in portions IT tIn
con II! yesterday.
Crop prospects ARE much better now
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RAILROAD IttCaET.
Scheme Tor a Grand Co operative Rail
road

INuIANArotIs. June IA secret meet
ing wts called nt plymouth hall last night
in thc interest ui urN railroad fchcnr
OF orou proportions, the substance "i
which vas us follow. Two double track
narrow gauge roads are to De built. ira
ycr-iuu the country In opposite dir ctIuns
nom New York to san francesca, and
from Chicago to New Orleans, or "a the
circular -Rys from ocean 10 ocean and
lfum tur lakes Ia the gut Elgut series
ui -tOck, ul 50 OOU,UUu each, are to be
issued, and tine bon ted debt on the duublr-
tack road property equipped l. To b"
buf 5000 to the muG. OF On thc
sugl. track sl2OOU. ludi M will
be- lowed but one bundled stock hold
crA and the organize ~ the scheme say
that yruty five uf these stock holders
can be residents of Indianapolis. The
new company IN h be kuoWu Hs "Ihe
/ prpplrs Railroad company uf AWerlrh
/ Every employee 81 the company IL TO he
stock hu der and the profits wall be-
yIlri upou this basis II was stated lnst
nigh, that California capItali Is were
willing 10 advance the money aud get
the rp ue-ul scheme iu % tive opera lpu.
Seventeen stock hD drrs 40 "lle
T. upIrH Railway NJ Amrrcu' met
lu Plymouth ball TINS morning 10 per
feet tie organization begun last night
A committee On ru,lr- ot u..,cntt Il
unlimited - upar. ana the articles wrr'
adopted rny provide tor Oyer 1900
mi &C. at ruud, .tt',n capital stuca OF sli0,-
OJ0uJl rnr entire scheme is .ome"hlt
Zoo lhc nature OF % mutul benefit a-spoln-
non, a n1IunNi s,nii''u.. Ni'h hc'
Iur.rr- on thu ,in J., provide Tor. IN
posed 300 e. h9"lIrs h' 'ne"bg.. Il
which no lo he t.e. T. d rom inc Org IT,
zoi boards OF 'l"' b. "' ',l. "i,n- ,no
'."r,- "l 100" " j. 49, '',, ,i'n' '''l' ",'
'l1hlh.'hI',, ,!' ''''.. ~ ~" ''.. .n0nnh,
't ,u- ,.',. ','' ,.'..', III,
J., 5nI'.,i.I" ~ ~ ,'v 81,
'.',y,, a.. w,,. M. r,,..,rrS 10 hYi.d
In, rnni Tn, irdmn,p Ii, stockholders
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NUMBER l67
tRtNINAI.l'IIEs.


ST. LotIs. June 90 At Blende CITY.
JRs' er county, Missouri, yesterday. Lane
Buttuu was arrested hy 4. n. Davis. con
stable " Hrandburv, ussisted by q. q.
Davis, Of Joplin, and MIR. Hudson, u
Neosbo The charge against Britton
WAS murder, committed III Newton coun-
~ some time ago. After arrest Britton
was permitted 10 20 into his house 10
obtain his coat. lie renppeared with a
revolver opened fire upon his captnrs,
instantly killed \. y DAVIS, Shot Il. q.
Davis IN the had, mortally wounding
HIM, and then mounted u fleet horse aud
He'd. \ large party NJ citizens followed
M pursuit, but Brittou probably escaped
into the Indian Territory He IL known
M u desperate man, and once stood trial
for murder IN Newton county.
lmtEt MpupruEus HAvGEu.
Four Suru, Ark, June 29.-Three
IN 'uierers, Martin Joseph William H.
Finch aud Tuulista were executed here
to-day. Chief Justice Burns entered the
prison cell at ~ a. m. and. through an
interpreter, read the death warrant tn
Iunh-ta, Seminole Indian, after which
lac WINS hnudculIcd The death warrant
was then rcUd to- Martin In cph aud W.
II. tiuch who were likewise shRCkled.
AZ ll.il the condemned men with spirit.
unl advisers and guards proceeded to
the scuilold, about twenty Yards from the
jail, within the court yrd grounds.
On reaching the srUiluld one Of
the ministers offered PRAYER for the
dopmcd men. after which hymn WAS
sung, the finish being Joined In by the
men To the question II they had any
ihing io -nN.I4i ,lista replied that he had
not ard putting his hand ON hs breast
said Nj heart was broken. Martin 10
suph rep icl iu the negative Finch then
mni"n hrici sprrch In which he said; #
can't HAD words 'u cNphin the feeling
that ovctuowcts me ms | stare st the
DIRE DEED tate thpi awaits me am per.
ircry rrconcil-d to my tod. and It Is
. nothing more than Just and right that |
/ should make things right with INV fellow
. men. Killed those twr men that might
. escape rather than sun tr the torture nj
'hn commanding officer" lie ihcn asked
Co see the Photograph oi his sister, On
which hc imprinted kiss. saving
II wRs all he had to leave
hrr After sinking hands with the Mt
tcudlni- ON the suutlold, the black cap
was adjusted, the arms nnd legs ut the
IduuWcd men were p.uiouCd, and pt MS
n M tive ttnp VAS -prng by JMur
Burns. IWtli-'u- n"rk was broken nv
the 90. Sul lite WIS rN'iucr in three min
u'Cs and h1lt joseph died IA six minutes
AMI "a fourth; Finch In nine minutes A.
trIhluging twenty Winfc- the hndr- w.Io
cut dawn ard placed In collln- Finch 5
body Was taken In Charge 10y his brother,
lttcnnui Finch. IuHl-tt. the Indian HI l.
ed EmInur. G. trusStu, who Wn- ou h 4
way tu Tex r, hy -houiug him hpm h o.
hini. In July ISL Finch shot and hili-
od ButJuhu,on and Wt-hiueton Grinkv,
two Cu'nrtl soldiers In July lS-1. Finch
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TItON GOsESICANA,
Railroad Officials On a Tour Of lnspeG
ton County Bridges
.n-cI. I-I..r.m To Oh. E..m.n.-

Special Telegram TO the Examiner
Con-lcA~A, June - Captain l.. -.
Fish, general superintendent ~ the
Texas aud ST. Louis railroad, with q. W.
Rstrur general manager and other
officials NJ the road, pissed through to.
day, going east, after unyIng made q
thorough investigation ~ the entire
road. They found the ruud iu excellent
condition aud say tUat t.r Arkuuaus
river bridge wIl be- cOmplD' d within
two weeks, and that through rains from
Curairann 10 81. Louis will be running
over the road by be latter part ~ July.
The commissioners court, along with
large delegation of citizens, went out
today aud iuspcctel and accepted he
new iron bridge over Rush creek Iw"
other bridges are 90 course NJ rnnHt uc-
tIou, by the King 1 uu Bridge company,
aud Will be com leted 900 a few weeks.
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Suits.

AT Wool Cassimcrc ouils, sod Tor
Sl9, now SS.75,
Scotch Cashmere Suits, sold tor Sl9,
now Sli.
Diagonal Suits, sold for $40, now
$40.
An all Wool Cashmere Suit for 81
that has no equal.
Black aud White Check Velvet Cas-
simcrc suit equal to any SIS suit, for
6l2 n
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Clothing Department.

Sweeping reductions have been in
stituted in this department, as we
must have the room. We have still
complete stock, and they are fresh
md deRirablc.
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Pants.

Pants heretofore sold for 500 down
to $3.50.
Fine light Worstcd Pants, sold for
$3.50, down to 81.
stripe Cass Pants, sold for $40,
down 10 SO.
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Dress Goods Department.

French Sattcens marked down to 40
cents per yard.
Best Imported Ginghams, % cents
per yard.
French Orgaudies, reduced to 40
cents per yard.
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Dry Goods Department.

We will sell the best American
Dress Bingham tor 10 cents per yard.
Good White Piques for cents,
worth 10 cents per yard.
A irst-class Blcached Domestic,
equal to Lonsdalc, for cts per yard.