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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-16
FntaI Arear II a oonrI.Room.

ST. LOUIS, No, Feb I5.-During a
trial at Forsylhe, fancy county, Mo-,
Friday evening, an alteration, grow
ing out Of personalities used In the
speeches, took place between T, O..
Epellings and Ben Is. Price, tho OPP
passing attorneys, durns which Price
tbot and morally wounded
Rpelllngs. The affair created great
excitement, both p-riles being promi'
nent and popular men. 5pellings
came IN Missouri from Tennessee i've
wears ago and Is the prosecuting attor-
ney OF tho county and edits If the
Fnrayihe Eaterprise Price l. the son
~ Judge w. G. Price 81 Silinghrld,
No and has also edited two or three
county papers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-16
1885.
Harper's Bazaar.
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ILLUSTRATED.

HArpsrs Bazar ia the only paper In the
world that combines this choicest literature
and the finest art illustrations with thelateai
fashions AID methods OF household edorn.
mont. It's weekly illustrations and descrip
lions OF the newest Paris and New Yori
style,, with It's useful patiorn.aheet supple
mentS and cut patterns, by enabling lRdie'
70 BIO their own drosamake7a, save many
times The cost Of subscription. la papers on
cooking, the management OF servants, and
housekeeping IA lts various details are emf
nently practical. Much attention Ia given
the interesting topic OF social etiquette, and
It's illustration OF art needle work are
acknowledged 70 DO unequsled. fia literary
merit ia OF the highest excellence, and thi
unique character OF ita humorous picture.
has won FOR It the name Of tho American
punch
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-16
A sNow-sToRNI.
The Northwest Again Snow Bound
Trains DELAYED by Deem Drifts.

Trains Delayed by Deep Drifts.
CHICAGO, ILL, Feb. l5.--A driving
snow.storm prevailed here nearly all
day, ceasing this evening after dark
ness set in. The snow was
fine, moist and clinglng. aud drifled
badly before the strong Northwestern.
The trsins coming In tonight are de-
layed and fears are expressed that In
the present condition OF affairs with
such vast quantities OF snow piled up
along the tracks the block
ado OF last week will
be renewed tomorrow, unless the
wind slackens.
Adviccs received are TO the effect
that the storm Is much OF the same
character and extent as that Of one
week ago. There is q fierce bliz.
Yard In Iowa, Snow has
fallen during most Of the day In Wis
consin, Illinois and Indiana
The heaviest snow Seems II
have fallen in Central aud
Southern Illinois, and the trains
are reported to he laboring heavily or
entirely abandoned in that eection
Il ain is reported In Southern Ohio
and warmer weather In the South and
East.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-16
rnLEG NApHIo pRnvIrLEs

The dry-g0ods house of Merritt g.
co. Of New York CITY burned yeater.
day. The loss is $4,000
The Union Iron Mills Of Carnagie
Bros. Il Co. At pittsburg, employing
over 400 men, will resume operations
to-day in all departments.
Nelson, the murder0us tramp who
assaulted woman near KankalIoe,
H., was taken TO Chicago yesterday
and LOGGED in jail TO save him from
being lynohed.
Sunday morning at an early hour
EE.Sheriff Chandler OF Somerset
county, Pennsylvania, committed sui
eide by blowing his brains out on Rc-
count OF financial embarrassment,
The various branches Of the Irish
National League OF New Yerk and
Brooklyn have decided O. establish n
fund for the payment OF salaries Ia
the Irish members Of the Britain par.
lament.
The house OF Mrs. Bolders, at Two
Rivers, Wis, was destroyed by fire at
late hour Friday night. A desperate,
but unsuccessful, effort was made Ia
rescue Mrs. Bolders, who perished in
tDb names.
The Socialists OF Chicago held their
usual weekly meeting yesterday and
listened 10 the customary dynamite
speeohes. The Bession was short. Sew
eral OF the leaders have gone ON mis-
sionRry trips In Ohio and Illinois.
Gen. seth Boiling was arrested n
Petersburg, Va, Saturday, charged
with being about to engage In duel
The name OF the person with whom
Gen. Boiling was % fight Is not mad'
known. Gen. Boiling gave bond o
$1,000 10 keep tho peace. Gen. Boiling
Ia postmaster ~ Petersburg.
The east.bound freight train on the
Pennsylvania railroad was thrown
from the track Friday night, neal
Birmingham, Pa, by a broken flange
Sixteen cars were demolished
Twelve we're filled with stock Tive
hundred aheep, eighty hogs and sew
eral horses were killed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-16
4 nrant Amerlcan Banker Dad.

PHILADELPHIA, PA. Feb. o.
Francis A. Drexel, at the head OF the
n,exel clearinghouse in this ely,
ntew Work and Paris. died suddenly
,his afternoon. But few persons kne"
ma ne was IN. His three daughters
ana three physioinns were preeenr
al hrotherfn.iaw John D. LankenAn'
L. a. Florida. Mr. Drexel was fhil.
ad.Iphisn by birth. He was born 10
1924,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-16
A Bryan Banker Takes His Own Life
special.

BRYAN, TEX, Feb. l5.-Mai. Frank
Clarke OF the tirm Of Clarke, Bryan &
Howell, bankers, committed suicide
this morning at o'clock. Tie cause
"a not known, butitissupposed to have
heen mental alteration. The bank -
In a prosperous condition aud II could
not nave been from business troubles.
he left note directed TO Coy NJ Bry-
an. ir.. a member OF the frul, request
inc him 10 take charge Of his estate
and to see that his children were pro
vlded for.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-16

mems later IL was discovered that B
w Cammer the Clipper printer, was
cremsted In the ruins. He was asleep
at the time the fire broke out, and on
awakening he made an attempt to Is.
cape, but was overcome by the flames,
which barred all means OF egress.
Cammer was htty-two years OF age,
aud was known all over The state IS a
good printer. The fire originated
from stove IN the room.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-16
Cleveland at Work on His Inaugural
ADDRESS.

ALBANY, n. Y, Feb. l5.-Among
the callers on PresIdent-elect Cleve-
land to-day were Senator German Of
Maryland, Congressman Willism 3
Scott OF Pennsylvania aud Smith a..
Weed OF New York II is unders,o d
that Mr.. Cleveland is devOilng all his
spare time to the compilation Of his
inaugural address.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-16
WOMEN.

Mrs. Yseult Dudley has a large sole
to her No. Is.
Most people pretend not N know
why Mrs, Mary Walker doesn't skate
on rollers.
Mrs Ella Wheeler Wilcox was re-
Gently rendered a brilliant social re-
ctptlon In Milwaukee.
Mics Rogers, daughter Of the
sculptor, is to be married in Rome
shortly TO an italian colonel,
Mira. Laugtry's illness aud the CON
seouent closing Of tire Princess thea
ter Is much regretted by her London
admirers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-16
4 chlef Of Police Foreed 70 ResIgn

n NNVI VI N"IEV" wv
MILwAUKE E, VIE Feb. Is Chief
Of Police Ellsworth has not rs yet re-.
piled 10 the request made for his
resignation by Mayor Wallber, a. 8
result OF the recent investigation into
certain transactions by the police de
part nent. In response 10 the request
OF EllswOrth's friends he has been
given until Tomorrow to reply 10 the
MAYORS formal request, sud II his
resignati0n has not then been ten
dpTed the mayor will proceed 70 re.
move him In the manner prescribed
by the city charter. There 10 q prOba'
bility OF another investigation, which
hi an likelihood WILL result IN the re-
noval Of Frat Lieutenant Dow,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-16
A local OntInn LAM Ion Oreron.

SALEM, OREGON, Feb. 10 The sen.
ate late last night passed Keady's local
option bill, which had previously
passed the lower house. II provides
that license can be irsued oniy on pc.
tltion OF a majority OF the voters In the
precinct where the saloon "a located.
The license fee ls fixed AZ $500 per year.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-16
REIGN WARS.
\, Fer Revenge aud un-
lns Victorious Banner
over Long Son
II, , Railroad from the Red
En- li.' Sils-rhe Australian
I,srrsnt Accepted
l,vcr AND CHINA
in Tonquln.

,,,,orlons in Touquin'
IN IAN official telegram
e D., de Lisle states that
france now floats over
The Chinese position al
olso been captured by the
.'a VIZ Chinese army having
1 I. srter q hard fight.
s.n,e, Of supplies Cut on.
Fsb. IS Notice issued by
war officers declaring their
intention to search all
ne Chinese seas for con-
war has put q stop to
y from Hamburg and
,sn ports Of vessels loaded
HAN 81 war for China. All
INV transferred to London
oool where the vessel own
N 70 take the risks.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-16
Plitsbura,s Novel chief Of Police Dead

PlttsburR's Novel Chief Of Police Dead.
PiTTsBURa, PA. Feb. d. Chief Of
Police Gus l.. Brown died this after
noon Of p rltonItis, after short i'll.
ness. Chief Brown gained widespread
notOrlety recently 10y placing under
arrest the AustTO-Hupgarian consul OF
this city because the latter refused 10
take In the Austrian flag floating In
front ~ his Office when ordered 10 do
30 by Brown, who claimed that Il
came under the ordinance prohibiting
awinging signs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-16
The Hooking valley slrike Ended.

COLUMBUS, ONO, Feb. 15--An-
nouncemenis were made in all parts Of
the Hooking valley to-day that the
commissary had already given out and
that funds were no longer coming In
and advising the men TO get work.
This ends the str Ike which started last
April. Many men went in last week
In anticipation OF the climax.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-16
Two YlssrIs Ashore.

VICTORIA, b c., Feb. l5.-Indlans
who have just arrived report Two Yea.
sells ashore on Barclay sound. No par
ticulars have been received, but more
news will come by the steamer which
~ hourly expected
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-16
HoNoRI q OARDINAL Mo 1Anr.

DUBLIN, Feb. 15.-The body OF
Cardinal McCabe lies in state in the
cathedral To-day II was viewed bv
10000 persons. A pastoral Of the car.
dInal written just before his death was
read In the Dublin churches TO-DAY.
II contained vigorous denuDclatlon OF
the dynamiters.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-16
A Printer Cremated at Junction City
apefini

SAX ANTONIO, Tx, Feb. ia
letter Just received from Junction City,
IN Klmball county, says that on toe
evening Of the 9th the town was
thrown into intense excitement by
the cry Of Gre. J. Wagner's house
was totally consumed. A few mo
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-16

WASHINGTON, Feb. l5.--West Gulf I:
Fair weather and colder, followed In
the western portion by slowly rising
temperature; winds general, north 10
Yest
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-16

another heir. The king Of Milan In.
tends to procure a divorce from Queen
Natalie and seek n new alliance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-16
syrrrAN AFFAIRS.

mol where luC NesaSA ""
N 70 take the risks.
eyprIAN AFFAIRS.
MAKES No Explanation.
IN 15.-It is denied that
government has sent any
10 the French authorities
tbe Italian expedition TO
"a. Liberia, Rassigna and
n sneak in 3 common tone,
ny right on the part of
Interfere with Italy's action
Indirectly. The colonial
sly. they say, has developed
which France has no claims,
he Italian government TO
u sny assurance Of limiting
Of Italy would be to act
entss.
,railan Contingent Accepted.
Feb. 5.-The government
ed to accept the offer Of a
fronl New South Wales TO
in the SOudsn expedition.
Revolt among tile Natives.
Feb. IA dispatch from
states that the Semali ma
blttd against the Egyptian
nt IN Harrsr, which is the
ortant territory in the Sem
and was annexed by Egypt
he reign of Ismail Pasha The
sdtrs aud colOnists in Hsrrar
lea claim upon the italian
BENT FOR protection.
sadI ior the Expedition.
s5bN, Feb. l5.-Gen. Graham
.aa leave Saturday next for
lng by way of Brindisi. Upon
81 at Cairo he will meet In
Gen. Stephenson, Gen. Dali
other officers and will then go
m. II Is the expectation OF
Office that the forces to
m Suakim will reach
the march proves successful.
i,rtues Ofiho liberal Members.
d II. Courtney and John
members of parliament, are
8 for q conference OF all the
hembers Of parliament who are
70 The continuance of the war
foudan. They have already
lIed Of the adherence OF forty
The Radical members are
y Independent line Of action
he government. Their move
pay impetil the cxlBtenee Of
fnment If the Tories propose
ensure.
'ns to Unseat tho KhedIvs.
Pssha, the cx.khedive OF
now 10 London cauyassirg
p'ters for his restoration. His
assert that the governments
ID and Italy advocate the de-
o. the present khedlve,
asasi and the replacement of
IT'S reported that the British
eht is considering a scheme
Email vicerOy OF Nubia. and
wnk as vicerOy of Upper and
a Railroad to BerbAT.
y, Feb. l5 The government
. The contract Sor the con-
Of q railway from Suaklm to
y Lucas, Card & Co., con-
They provide all the mate.
"a lhegOyernment undertakes
" TO Egypt. The work will
nediately.
lsE' From woIssIey.
lni was received at the wal
Y from Gen. Wolseley. Hs
count Of the fall of Khar.
gwen by q native eyewitness,
WAS entered by El
'iees at daybreak, January
uordon was killed by a
on The rebel riff men while
Ifom his headquarters to
~. ','Aa consulate. Tue Austrian
Ellie1 in his residence aud
m CONSUL is held a prisoner BY
~ Sovernor-Gensral OF tho Sou
dan.
FEB. Is AT the request O
saeley, Hsssan Bey, a brothe
us0lve has assumed commant
sypuAn troops in the soudal
'qs title OF governor
H. hAssan Bey wanted hi
~ made conditions
I1,eFulting 1000 Turkish sol
Tt ns ! ally accepted the com
anu ais plan Is expected to hav
~ npon the Saudanese, q
Een snst isI gland does not desIr
i4's' OF Egypt for herself.
NJ, a sewsPapsr Runner.
FEB. l5.-The Press ASST
a'es under reserve that lat
.n i, ais si the war Office sent
nv s'lss Gordon al s uthamJ
.len fleet that Khartoum ia
-uu that Gen. Gordon Wa
~ NERO OF AK HKfK-AI
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- NERO OF an HEIR-AP
pAHtsNa.

.ss r go i6.-TEa king of Milan
'rIuassa slsed by his physicians
4 ! Alexander, she heir.ap-
hlIy .ne throne ~ servia. il
Aat ta aa mentally inoanabIe,
pref condition Of Queen
'oasa the possibility Of
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Affairs in West Washfn.tOn.

A Boy DROwNED.-This morning, about q
O'Clock, William GOwanS, the 1O-year-od son of
was accidentally drowned while bathing off the
independent ice companys wharf. 1t appears
that the unfortunate lad with his brothers.
James ana Frank, - and Years of age re-
spectively, were standing on the wharf to-
gether and daring each other to dive over
The body was recovered by Messrs. Burrows,
Brown and stanton about 10 O'Clock and re-
moved To the station, where the coroner viewed
the remains and gave certificate of accidental
drowning.
OVERCOME BY THE HEAT.-John KIrbey,
white man, about SO years of age, living in Eir-
ginia, was overcome by the intense heat n short
distance from the Chain bridge He was brought
10 TINS place. and subsequently removed to
Providence hospital.
SHIPPING NEws.-Schooner Kate NJ. Hilton
Schr. Si,llie f. Ludlam cleared this morning.
with 500 tons of coal for Philadelphia Schr
Willie Higgins cleared to-day, with 900 tons
of coal for Boston.
GRAIN RECEIPTs.-Canal boat Ioudon ar.
rived with $500 bushels of wheat and 500
bushels of corn: canal boat H. NJ. Talbot arrived
Lyons Whiting arrived with 5000 bushels of
corn. and schooner Lizzie Regain arrived with
LOCO bushels of wheat for Hartley Bros
Wheat sod on change ut 90 cents to s 90 per
bushnell Corn sold at ST cents and 60 cents
NOTES.-The sewer on the corner of :S2d and
streets emits horrible Stench.-The steam
launch Puck is being repaired.
CATTLE MARkET.-Sale OF live stock at DrO-
Yer, Rest, d. C., as reported by Tavenner Bros
Yesterday, as follows: 90 cattle up and sold;
best AT D to ia: good at IA to 5; medium at
To ~: common at II. TO 4. Obs sheep and
lambs; lambs at to G12; sheep at %, to L.
Cows and calves at $50 10 $40 Market dull.
1EMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER
AT \. M.-Cireat Falls. temperature, 81: con
dition, 50. Receiving reservoir, temperature,
connection. SO. Distributing reservoir, tenn
perature. 50; condition at iniiuent gatehouse
SO; condition at et1uent gatehouse So High
tldes IN the river to-day at 2:32 a. In. and 1913
PIN.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Condensed Locals.

Street lamps will be lighted at 11:45 p IN.
and cxtinguished ut 3:l5 u.
The Uniformed Battalion, 1. %. .. F., will give
q select excursion to Colonial Beach. on he Ar
rOwsmth, tomorrow. The steamer Will leave
her wharfa at a. m. returning at 10 p.
Prof. CYRUS = Richards l.. l.. D. dean of the
preparatory department. Howard University,
died on sunday, at the residence OF his son, in
Madison. Wis, with whom he was spending
the summer.
The Union Veteran Corps, first company, are
now provided with new dress coats and shakos,
thus completing the equipment OF the company
without leaving any Indebtedness.
Charles CO>tie. a Turk. yesterday taken
to the Emergency hospital. having been found
in the street in an exhausted condition. 1t
seems that he had been beaten in the north
eastern section of the city by negroes Sunday
night and then had wandered about all night.
benjamin >. stewart, residing at 1.2S /, tn
street. while attempting to board summer car
IS the Metropolitan railroad. at 9th and
East Capitol streets, at 1905 this morning,
slipped and fell. The car passed over his foot,
crushing il badly
on 9Th street northeast. between Maryland
avenue and + street. The pool has become i'll
people living in the vicinity fear 1T will breed
disease.
There are over forty entries in the several
events of the athletic exhibition TO be given to-
morrow AT Athletic park.
The second moonlight excursion OF the
y; NJ: e. a. Will go down nth the rlte ION, on the
wharf at p.
\ printer named George Mardis was in the
ping his wife Jaws. George said he slapped
her In answer to- inquiries from the judge he
said his wife said she supported him and could
do without him. y fine az So was imI osed, and
he was put under his personal bonds.
Mr.. w. III. Porter. manager of the caigraph
office this city, has been awarded the contract
for furnishing type-writing supplies for the Post
Office department., he being the only bidder.
Richard Hardy was in the Police Court this
morning charged with being the owner of Il dam
gerou> dog and allowing the same to go at large
The cour; took his personal bonds.
Mr.. X. COyle to-day. Tor Anna Eliza Barnard
ct al. led an aInicable suit agt W. X. Whitney
ct al. for the sale of property known "a No.
Lafayette Square.
st. Paul's y. NJ f. church Sunday school has
filed n certificate OF incorporation naming Rich
ard Beverly, Ella V. Cam bell, Alfred Brown.
Maggie Smallwood and Edward Chase, trus-
tees,
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DRY GOODS.
FoR THE SEASIDE AND MousrA1Ss.

sEATON PERRY,
(succEssoR TO PERRY & BRorHER,,
COMPLETE STOCK OF IMPORTED DRESS FAB
s E1HS; SUITABLE FOR THE SUMMER RE-
ENGLISH MoHAIRs AND HoMEsPUNs.
FRENCH PItAlN AND TWTLLED CLOTHS.
ID HABIT CLOTHS, ALL SHADES at .;Sc and 81
PLAIN AND TWILI1ED FLANNEIS FOR BATH
ING SUITS from 25 to 7o cents.
2!AND d INCHES WIDE CREAM AND IVORY
WHITE E, FRENCH - SUITING FLANNEL.S from
ALI-WOoL SERGEs, CHuDpAs. EXAMINES
AND JERSEY ALBATROSS CLOTHS
EXTRA GOOD VALUES" IN BLACK AND COL
ORED GROS-GRAINS. SURAHS AND RIA
DANES nom alc. to $3.50 per yard.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS IN CHINA IOJJIS-
me AND SUMMER SILKS
"GREATLY REDUCED PRICES" ON BLACK
BROCA DED SILK GRENADINES AND EN-
BROlDERED INDIA PONGEE AND BATISTE
ROBES. -
NOVELTIES IN HANDKERCHIEFs, HOSIERY
.RARE BARGAINS" IN pARAsoIs
IMPORTED JERSEYS. ALL SIZkS from 50 30 tn 81
NEW SILK CHCDDA. CASHMERE AND BIER
LIN SHAWiS IN GREAT VARIETY AND AT
LOWEST PRICES.
"SPECIALTIES" IN FRENCH AND ENGLISH
WHITE GOODS AND EMBROIDERED SWISS
" NOVELTIEs' IN FRENCH sATEENs. SCOTCH
ZEPHYR RS AND PRINTED PURE LINEN
sEATON PERRY.
Perry Building
Established 1910. iv1 9
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KINGS PALACE,
jy11 S14 SEVENTH STREET.

BARGAINS BARGAINS,
We are now offering, at greatly reduced prices
ODD LOTS IN SUMMER GOODS
Mems Hand-sewed tt rs. Strap or Button for "a IN
per pair: former price $500.
Mems Hand Welt OXFORDs S4.25 per pair; former
price $500.
lot Of Boys oXFoRDs, former price $3.50 and
$500, now selling for $3.50 per pair.
In regular goods have one Of the largest assert
ments to be found in the city.
Our Ladies' $500 CURACAO KID BOX TOE RIFT.
TON are still In the lead.
NONSENSE CURACAO X I'D BUTTON, and ylsr-
antce them to give satisfaction For S., 90 we can
In low V' sH0Es FOX LADIES we have all tho
latest styles at the very lowest figures possible
Ladies fine CURACAO KID oxfoEDs. hand-sewed,
Ladies line cuRAooA KID NE&poRrr1Es, hand.
Ladies, iine cTRAcoA KID BUTTON, handsewed,
Ladies fine FRENCH KID oxFoRDs, handsevea.
Ladies fine FRENCH KID EDISON, handsewed,
Ladies fne FRENCH CLouH-Top EDISON. Louis
Ladies' iine F REM EDISON. Louis XIV heel, 81 90
| A LARGE VARIETY OF MISSES AND CHILL
DREN'S LOW SHOES AND SLIPPERS.
Also full line OF Ladies' and Misses White Operas
| WIN. X RICH
| oNEPRICE SHOE STORE
III Market Space
We close at 8 pm, Saturdays excepted. Ul3
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PILLOW SLAMS.
PILLOW SLAMS.

PILLOW SLAMS. PILLOW SLAMS.
Two great bargains to be had again. See them
disi layed IN windows and you will be astonshed
10 see low they can be made for these prices.
Special AT Sl.59a pair. PILLOW SLAMS. trimmed
with Hamburg inserting, fine tuckinl,. Hamburg ruff
hin full sizes, good value Sd 30; price,
pair.
Special At SLIP pair. PILLOW SHAM trimmed
with Hamburg inserting also fine tuckng, cambria
ruifiins really worth So pair; you should them.
SELLING OFF, SELLING OFF.
Our entire stock OF Misses, Chillrens and Infants
DRESSES al less than prime cost. We beg the
ladies to bear in mind that these goods not of
low grade, although offer them such astonishing
low prices Call and convince yourself that what
advertise are facts.
Remember. sale begins WEDNESDAY. July 1, at
10 clock sharp.
Second floor Second floor
Accessible by Elevator. Accessible by Elevator.
EMBROIDERED ROBES
1t s.. 6J Each.
100 Ladies' Fine EMBROIDERED ROBES. Each
Robe contains II yards fine lawn: also. yards hand
some Heavy Embroidery in Irish Point Hamburg
and Colored Hamburg and ii the price named they
are positively the best values Offered this season (See
display in Our Show Window