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OR SKIN CANCER.


For sovcn yesrs suffered with a cancer
on my face. AL the simple remsdies wero
applied to alleVi late the pain, bus The place
cont nued to grow, finally extending into
ny nose, from which came q yell0wish dis
charge very Offend 70 In character. II vas
also inflamed, and annoyed me q great
deal about eight months n2o was in
Atlanta, ut the house OF q friead, who SO
strongly recommended the use OF Swifps
Spec flc that determined TO make an ef.
fort to procure It, In this / was successful
and began its use. The Influence OF the
medic ne ut first was TO somewhat agra
vate the sore; but soon the Inflammation
the %' flrst lev : tiles. Nv general health
has greatly improved. am stronger, and
able TO do n, Kind of work The cancer
On my face began to decrease and the ulcer
10 heal, until there is not vestige Oft left
-only little sea- marks the place where
It had been. ! am resdy TO answer all
questions relsu o to tn cure.
MRS. JOIoIE A MCDONALD.
Atlanta, Ga, August III, 1876.
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CURE YOURSELF !, J

j
DR.. Bohannan's avsssisble Curative warranted a.
permanently cureall forms OF spermatorrhenor seninR
Weakness General Debility lmpo.eney, etc., and restoy
sLost Power" and brings back the YcuIli yigpr q
those who have destroyed 1t by sexual excesses evH
practses In from two 10 seven weeks time This RENE
dy, which has been used by DIR. bohemian nkia prs
yate practice for thirty years, was never known No
fall mi curing the " OAsI CAALA. IL gyts yallty
impar,s energy with wonderful effect to those nddleaged
who feel weakness beyond their years Its invgor-
ailng properties ara felt at once Young men suffering
from tho consequences OF that dcndiuy destructive
habit OF Self-Abuse this medicine with the ass
ance Of speedy and PRhhAARNT enre. The patient
gains strength and elasticity ofspirits ct once tac
Directly the parts affected as soothing and heang
tome and anodyno to the relaxed seminal vcslclS
and irrntcd ducts nipnrtng power and tone and re-
storing them to their natural state til same tks
dients simple productions Of natuiebarks, rosSr
herbs, etc. and area specific for tho above diseases.
E5-Prce, Five Dollars, sent with full directions etc.
TO any address: For sale only by DR.. c. A. bohemian
N. e. conerof SIKH and Blddle Streets ST. Iouis, No.
Estabishe in 1887. ftfHH "a
ar DR. B.s :" Treatise on Special Diseases, witch
gives clear deiipe9tIon of!he nature means
ETC., Sent Free any address upon receipt of one sta
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Report Of Immigration Commissioners,

WASHINGTON, Nov. s.-The commits
sloners u Immigration OF the State OF
New York have reported to the sec
ratsry of the treasury that during the
yenr ending Juno 30 there arrived at
the port az New York from foreign
ports :56 90S passengers, Of which NUM-
bar 20i,Ol3 cSine rs steerSEs
psssengers ard were landed
at Castle Garden, whore tbsy were ex-
amined by the commissioners. Most
Of those were destined to Illinois. Nsw
York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Iowa,
Michigan, Minnesota and wisconsin.
During the year there were Jeturnsd
to the country whence they came IT, Ss
of whom 81 were issaBc,
so were IDIOTS. 2 were blind, o were ceaf
and dumb, 81 were cripplss, rs were
epciente, 478 werc disabled by sick
nsss, n by reason of old age, and 4Sb
were without visible means OF support.
Tho amoent of the immigrant fund
collected under the act o, August 8, 1889,
was sl42,2l0, and the expenses Of the
CONNIE sion amounted to $40 OIL. Tho
commissioners rae, mmend that tho Gct
OF Congress TO regulate Immigration
be amended 80 az :. provide for ade-
uuate penalties for eli yiolaticns of the
law.
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a Positive Written Guarantees
MARRIAGE Guide.

Elegant clsth sad gilt binding. Sealed for 600
In Money or postage stamps. Over fifty wondsr-
Sal pen pictures, showing who may marry, whe
not, why. Paper agets marry. Who marry first.
should marry. How life and happiness may be
Increased. Those married or about to marry
should read 1t: of interest and value 10 cvsry
thinking man and woman; psp.lar - ssss
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llsys tied Tonxaii % for uenr n
III sne head with ssti-fHcto n .y77 =,
ths p tlp grad val y dienppt u; z = = A{e q
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Ihave had . cancer on my face for some
wears, extending from one cheek bone
acfos. the nose TO the other. 1t has given
mo great deal OF pain. at times burning
aud Itching to sucn al extent that IL was
aimo.t uDbearabl. commenced usi g
sight bottles, IT. as given tho greatest re.
isf by removing the inflammation and ras-
turiL my go erat heath. W. BARNES.
Knoxville, Iowa, September I, 1855.
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hgy. you Gs the ljcns otIenctE ana S1Eor OF foY1
ars7 DO you suffer Nervous Debility. or any Waste 4
gstneaf, OF OJsr-Workc2 Drain Lame Back. Kidney DS
nc. Eriloatism, the Nervous Exhcus.ien bllowingl
renue I- e1cessesi " ~, 20 your 'err9 y kns
&; Euyzne electricity ut lgrc..an Il gltento tte ~
~ iiovsrd tiaeano SHIELD tsce shGys crD kpsl
other piisncea made ey the Amerislu 1aNanc Csr
as ~ te most positive rcasSy KNOWN e5!J iii curs VA
rstrfs iai Rsa1 what ho;r who huvo cicd hem a.
b. l., y. Dcd5, 81 mIchigax arc- Crcagcl -tAas st.
aheypard' Denver Itis w ,at - :ainelaiid fAeag
rcnin,mend ~ f. n 1u';ie tassergef AFsnt ., =. y
No IS scnth Fourth strcci e lSus, - Il lid "a
mas than you said wou!e ~. DaohsiL xje 10 a
y. :. i hrs rcssos,~i IRE q p.e.e heath W NV
H. IGI2 Paul street ST. Lsv,se - fgfsvtd DS ~ CONT
Most hetr.s.irs nilsegt. y-is' tG3sriy y .7r tn
n-rssnss os testrlo.sls snn "a sssl 2. res 40 NO
.Asstro % sag itat ors h-r'i'use7 Ss7sf sya eAa
Ape aafnfs - ~ GErs. 10 SO. etIsS1t
hai sapahle. - 1h--s syf.- 81 ass,s gsnips &c. eA
s'aef Sog els r. tgss cfs1isa rGt Scr l3thi
: .7'sr Eges sRs lscitts' q TX N
+NSnIGza GsLySr,,s COMPANY
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ArE srILL TRIUMpnANTl

Far fifteen years they have steadily gain.
ed in favor, and with sales constantly In
creasing have become the most popular
corset thrOug out the United States.
The q quality IL warranted to wear twice
ms 10 ~ he ordinary corsets. We nave
lately introduced the g and II II Grades,
W tn extra long waist, and wo can furnish
them when pre- ferred
ighest awards ir1m a. me W3ria's g 3, sst
d gree Of meri,, from tho lac Exposition
While scores Of patents have been found
WORTH ss the primo pies OF the Glove FIT
ng have proved nvauable.
Ret Tiers are author zed to refund money
II. on esamlna alton, these Corsets do not
yrove as represented. For sale everywhere.
Catalogue free on application
rHOnPsON. LANGDON g. CO., N. Y.
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Principal once, SRI Main ST.. LOUISVILLE, Ky
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EEs-N None genuine without q bunch Of
,rceI Hops on the white label. bhun all
the vie, poisonous stun with "Hop" or
.Nops, In tAeir namo
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-10-30
Mackay n Candidate.

A San Francisco correspondent says:
" John Mackay's handsome face and erect
figure is seen only on Montgomery street.
Mackay says he was surprised on his return
here to find everything SO dull by com.
parison with Eastern cities. He is reti-
cent in the Senatorial matter, but those
who profess to be on 3he inside state that
there il no doubt but he will be a candi'
date. Now, Mr.. Mackay's candidacy is
almost equivalent to an election. Not but
that Fair will not fight him. For some
time past the relations between those two
men have been anything but friendly.
They salute each other on the street. but
that is all. Mackay does not like Fair. and
Fair has no love for Mackay. and now this
Senatorial affair will widen the breach be-
tween them.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-10-30
Death Of an old Resident.

II is with sorrow that we record the
death Of Mr.. Henry Leventhal, n OF the
early pioneers of Eureka, that took place
yesterday morning, Mr.. Leventhal came
to Eureka in the early part Of 1870, and
was engaged in business until the Fall OF
1871. when he retired from business and
went back to Germany. During the past
IA years he has been travelling through
Germany, Mexico and the Southern States,
and on last Friday arrived here from
Savannah, Georgia, where he had been
living. Il seems that during his last
journey he contracted q severe cold, which
resulted in pneumonia. and OF which sick.
ness he died. The deceased was q brother OF
Ed Leventhal and Mrs. B. @. Levy. His
funeral will take place to-day.
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TO LIEN.HOLDERS.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN. Thomas Wren has this day commenced
an action in his own nams against the Enter
prise Mining and Irrigsting Company. TO en-.
force and foreclose the lien OF T.. Z. Pniiiips
for labor and services lssid lien having been
heretofore sold and assigned to said THOMAS
Wren) in the snm Of $4,000 upon the mining
claims and mining property of said Enter
prise filming and Irrigsting Company In the
Diamond Mining District. in EUREKA county.
Nevada, under the provisions OF an Act OF the
Legislsture Of Nevada, approved March 2,
1875, entitled IAN Act to secure liens TO me-
chanics and others, and to repeal all otner
Acts in relation thereto" and the Acts amend
atory and supplementary thereto. Said action
Is commenced in the District Court OF the
Sixth Judicial District of Nevada In mo Tor
Eureka county.
All persons holding or claiming liens under
to be and appear before said Court on MON
DAY, the S0fh day Of November. 1885. the
same being 9 day Of the regular term OF sAla
Court.Apd then and there exhibit the PROOF OF
their said liens. THOMAS wnEN.
Eureka, New, Oct. %. 1885. oSa-Sw
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-10-30
LOCAL JOTS.
Scraps from the Notebook OF the
SentfneTs Reporter.

Scraps from the Notebook OF th'
sentfners Reporter.
Henry Williams, Of the Salt Marsh, wa
in town yesterday.
Don't fail to attend the bon bon part,
this evening at the Opera House.
About every second person in Tuscarorl
Ia afflicted with a cold or sore throat.
The Reno Journal wants to know "Wht
would make q good principal for the new
University"
Washoe county has now "a prisoners IL
the State P~enitentiary at Carson. 20 o.
whom have been sentenced in the presen'
year Of 1885.
Members Of the Masonic fraternity
should read q notice under the head o.
NEW To-day"
Farmer Treadway fell while walking
across q water ditch Oh o scantling near
his ranch in Carson last week and dislo.
| Gated is shoulder.
The people of Bodie are rejoicing over
q strike that promises to renew the youth
Of the town. Mono was yesterday quoted
at 81 so q share.
An exchange says that a folded news.
paper placed under the coat in the small
OF the back ia an excellent substitute for
an overcoat. Now is the time to subscribe.
Some of the Western Nevada papers
insist that Governor Adams is q candidate
for Congress. and not for Governor. The
Governor will probably let the editors fix
the matter to suit themselves.
1t Is doubtful IL q Legislative body In
any country ever passed q law that was so
completely and universally ignored as the
Anti-Treating Act Of the last Legislature
Of Nevada.
A disguised p~rospector returning to Cali.
fornia from the new Pine Greek mines
near Baker City, says: The lodges uncov-
cred there wouldn't pay ore enough to
keep a hand mortar running n day in Q
week.
The sum OF $500 81 was drawn last week
from the State Controller by White Pine
county for prison cells. The amount
out Of the appropriation made by
the Legislature last Winter for the relief
OF that county.
Six-Mile Canyon, below Virginia City, be-
longing to Mr.. Pfeiffer. were destroyed by
fire last Sunday. The loss is estimated at
POtOOOI OA WuAOd tdCkO 80 bdA0 W bC 0A IA
surance of 5000.
Last week the Carson Tribune advised,
in what might be considered an indirect
way, its readers to sell Mono stock when 1t
was quoted at 81. Now the stock sells at
81 so a share. Even editors cannot al
ways forecast o stock deal.
Carson Free Lance OF last Monday: II
Is probable that all Of the coin and bullion
will be shipped East from the Mint by to-
morrow night. In contrast with 65 en-
OF the Mint, as formerly, there are
now on the payroll but 10 employees.
The passenger trains going west over the
G. P. road consist generally Of thirteen
cars, all we'll filled with passengers. There
are usually three emigrant cars attached
to each train, which carry from rs to 100
Last week 200 through passen-
gers went west.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-10-30
Another Strike I'm Grass Valley.

lsPEc1AL TO II sESrINEL.I
GRASS VALLEY. CAL, Oct. 29.-To.day
'ne miners working in the south drift OF
,he phenix mine on Osborne Hill dis
severed q rich gold.bearing ledge, one foo,
~ thickness specimens from which were
o'oughs to town. These showed gold
running through the rock, and are N
.as some excitement. The Phoenix, like
ss crown Point, in which a rich strike
o,a made W weeks ago, is one of those
~ mlnes which had been abandoned for
;y ao1 To-day's strike has caused q greater
.,Ius OF confidence in the deep workings
Tvu. mines, and will be q cause OF greater
impetus TO mining.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-10-30
The State I.,bra-,...s..

,ha s' 'ne Carson Free Lance: Some Of
law as larson lawyers think that under the
LIAM. 70 ~ exists at present no one bnt The
AZ .enant Governor Is authorized N act
Gsn,nsa'e Librarian. aud that therafore M
unda. wiz be unable TO hold the Mace
ths. governor Adams appoint mant n
IiSpe the case II is claimed that ,ba s,.ta
Saorsly Will pass into the custoav - Az
nror:;.ary OF State. by virtue Of ths oonoraI
a pfs1uasions OF the statute which mstoa .ha /,
''nOer the custodian Of State nronass 'ha'
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-10-30
The Government Building at Car

r. II. Thsyer, a surveying architect
from Washington, was ID Carson last Mon
day to hear the views of the citizens on
the most eligible site for the new Govern
ment building to be erected at that place.
No site was selected, as a majority OF the
citizens who appeared to consult with the
official had desirable pieces Of land in the
city which they are anxious TO unload on
Uncle Sam at an e~xorbitant price. The
consequence, says the Virginia Chronicle,
was that the consultation partook OF the
character OF a bazaar, whore each vendor
present loudly vociferated the superiority
OF his wares over those OF his neighbors.
rms unseemly conduct on the part of our
thrifty neighbors so confused the architec,
that no found IL impossible to make a
selection, and will probably recommend
Treadway's hog ranch or Shaw's Springs
as the most eligible site TO avoid stirring
up deadly enmiiy among neighbors. which
would inevitably be the result should a
sise DO chosen in the heart OF the city.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-10-30
Valuable Issue of the :. Sentinel,

'ae testimony Of Drs. Thoma and
tba oeiore The District Court during
umns sfial, as published In these COL
enrao;o,, Yesterday, there were a few mac
were on una inasmuch as those gentlemen
daomad mat occasion experts we have
the ;oao ~ Justice to both OF them that all
connt ~ be corrected in the 40.
in fnII IN .te .rlal which will be published
TO urasa 'ne WEEKLY SENTINEL that goes
tris, h.a 'o,day. The entire o of the
pace az pesn revised and will occupy a
tea Es, w aId a half Of the weekly issue. Par.
leave ,h a,e extra copies would do we'll TO
'aeir orders this morning.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-10-30
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Bureau Hotel - Frank Quinn, Pat
Leaney. Pat Finnegan, city; John Olney,
Pine Station; James Hanson. Round
Springs; 5. F. Paul, Hamilton; George
Yerrick, Pinto.
Jackson House - H. Williams, Salt
Marsh; W. M. Fillmore and wife, Sacra-
mento; James Reilly, w. W. Lewis, VIM.
Read, Hamilton.
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The BOdfe Mines.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL

TSPECIAL TO THE bENIINEL'T
BopIE, CAL, Dot. 29.-The Mono south
drift from winze No. | on the 550.foot
level Of the Lent shaft is in 80 feet. This
is the drift where the ore body Is said TO
be located. At the Bodie Con. and Con.
Pacific the usual progress is reported in
advancing the prospecting drift, upraises,
wines, ETC., between the 400 and 700
levels. A total force OF 100 men are en-
ployed in the above mines. In the Bull
wer they are prospecting q three.foot vein
Of ore in the hope OF finding a deposit that
will pay for extracting.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-10-30
An Error Corrected.

In our issue yesterday morning we spoke
Of Mrs. DR.. Recess probable return to
Nevada at an early day. II was an error.
Our informant, while talking Of Mrs.
Reece. spoke of Mrs. Rives' probable
return to Eureka In o few days. and The
error was occasioned by the similarity IN
sound OF the two names. Mrs. Reece will
ROMAN in California a while longer.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-10-30
NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THATI HAvE
IN appointed Simeon Wenbsn my Agens 70
look after and protect the property ana inter.
ests OF the estate Of ]. W. Dean. deceased. ana
M. Fitzgerald to assist him. and they are
authorized to take any and all steps necessary
for that purpose. EVA DLAT.
Administrative of the estate OF D. W. Dean'
deceased. ~
eks, Nevada, o,t. IL. 1884. DISH
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HE'D

In Eureka, Nevada, October 20, 1885. Henry
Leventhal, u native Of Prussia. aged Of years.
of pneumonia.
The funeral will take place to-day friday
ut 2 O'Clock P. M, from Masonic Hall. Friends
and acquaintances are respectfully invited to
attend.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-10-30

a,S u'ins the week ending with last Mon.
acres applications a for lands a~ggrepat,no 7cc
A. I'e o. (l6O acres at 50 so. and isc i0o
LAM per acre. were filed in tha o' . q
Ana sUince. Two thousand one osase
sho. niseen dollars were the rece;n hanared
same period. sources during thu
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The Martin White suit.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL

SAN Francisco. Oct. 2o.-The third trial
Of the case of Martin White VI. Annis
Merrill ct al. was begun to-day before
Judge Spencer. Of San Jose, sitting In
September / OF the Supreme Court, in
place of Judge Wilson and q jury. The &C.
ton involves a claim Of some $500, 900 in
connection with the Martin White mine in
Nnvada-
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covered With GLORY.

s.v AZ THE SENTINEL
vha FRANCISCO Oct. 29.-Jaoob p. L,aea
sr1 arrived on this coast overland 8, 600
RNa VINO erected the first housa IL v aooo
rsie ona, now San Francisco. and wh.. AeIoa
ans she American flag on this nsn; nIs'
JrI, VINO celebrated the frat FFnn..Suia:
t.y on this side of the sierras u hs OF
2oyears. 'Aas AFTER an absence OF
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Remnants OF he Fair.

In Reno on Saturday evening last, as the
~west-bound express pulled out from the
depot, a thief who is thought to have
come in from Carson or the V. q T.,
robbed q passenger of $50 while standing
on a car platform. and jumped off at the
Sierra street crossing and escaped. and on
the following night an Italian was robbed
OF $40 near the Asylum.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-10-30
Special Notice.

CALLED COMMUNICATION OF EUREKA
~ Lodge No. 16. Y. A. M, will meet at
Its hall this friday Oct. 80. 1885. at l O'Clock
P. NJ, for the purpose Of attending the fune-
raj rites of Henry Leventhal. of Wsycross
Lodge, No. s05. Waycross, Georgia. By order
of the W. NJ. II. II. CoSKLIN, Secretary.
Eureka, Oct. 30, 1885. oSO-lt
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Lapanta Ore.

The famous Lapanta mine, Hawthorne
District, continues its rich yield, and looks
better and better as farther developed
The ore is being hauled by heavy teams to
F~arrington's mill, Ia miles. Over 100 tons.
worth $500 to the ton, are now at the mil
for reduction, and tho result will soon be
made manifest,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-10-30
yv,rEnDAY's srOCA SALES.
MORNING BOARD.

MORNING BOARD.
s5 Hale & Norcross-310c 3O5c
GOO Savsge--135c
$40 Ohollsr--S5c Doc
700 ~Potosi-55c Goo
$50 Gonld & Curry-95c l
268 Best Z Belcher--140c 145o
700 Don. Cslifornia--135o 400
500 Union-80c rs
$50 s. Nevada-75c
800 M~exican-90c 85c 90c
$50 Ophir-12Oc IA
so Grown Point--l15c
ITO B~odie-290c 8 295c
IT'S Mono-7h TX TN 800 tn
700 Navsjo-60c 55c
100 Peerless-115c
210 Crocker-74o
50 Kentuck-60c
so Utah-50c
100 Syndicate-35c
$50 Chsmpion-35c
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-10-30

T.. IL II. PASSENGER TRAVEL

DEPARTURES YESTERDAY MORNING.
8FPsul James Reilly
W Fillmore & VT Mrs G. Weller
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-20
Bu1LErrs No. 2.


As. A. announeed prevou. to our semannusi STOCK
IEI RISG tP SAFE IF this - a s, faSrics
goods win be sold below value, have certain classes
Of o, goods that NEVER go down. and which are not
LACE p K fkfss
pink and yellow. very desirable for making up with
wash fabrics heis fast colors regular price 30
5tss To Oriental Lace Collars Tssase
price 20 cents each.
20 dozen Lsr1 opsn.worf capc Cosrs. well woffh
Marked to
stocktaking Reductions in Hamburg Embroidery.
the Best NaiEe Of the Season.
broidery ", Inches wide, regular price 4Sc per yard
Narrow Edginss t. match Nil the above patterns,
regular price &c. per yard.
siocS.f4SiSa EEyTqTTSSs in SILK GLOVES
Ladies But. Length. Black. Pure silk Gloves sesn.
ladies 10 But Tsassn. iii SILK Gloves in Tau
and 9ssy oys Cadet hae
Zoe, Zoe per pair
Ladies Shut length Jersey silk 1sis. in GSsys
Only only; regular price 81 so per pair. M
sToG REbHETios H n s1ir
we have TIVE pieces Of 22neh Black Velvet Stripe
sTocE.T1kf fs; oI K{EPgS yESS iii T1SiEs
Of
g sold before .soeE.tskins Regular prices %,
Marked g S5sss Il IN se'
hob vat
40 g in; Plain White Batiste Lawn; regular
" r. sSssr French LAWN regular price &c
sTocS-rXK1Sd KEPTGfioSs III WHITE
White Suits should be worn now: consequently our
them than we have 70 sci, them hence with view Of
previous stock taking make the following reduc.
with Ha Inbury and Tucking,
s siegu,aI n t,';. % each
Eegant Indi:. Linen suits. skirt aud Cverskirt
nicely trimmed with rufhes OF Hamburg. basque
trimmed to match.
s;sgn,:.s ~ rr To- each
sse eeo"o SET; IKE s Al ssva.os'
We have received another shipment of our soc. Tn.
This shirt is manufactured expressly for according
titan the majority Of the sye shirts HI sodio-dss ''
We have styled Our Mascot for verbally 1t Is
such.
tnaundered Dress Shirts. good frnl serviceah,e
Muslin REINFORCED body, fine Linen bosom and bands
eiled seams, gusseted and completely and thorough
ly finished
ONLY 29c EACH
NIGHT-SHIRTS.
With the above we have secured most excellent
@sns fse T"isa ~ 4i. Sish.sh,r.s splendid
grade Ut Muslin full length feed seams aud susscts
pocket and collar attached
ONLY 3yc. EACH.
HANDkEkCHIEFS.
We desire TO thank our customers for their liberal
respons. to our Grand Midsummer sale Of Mems,
Ladies and Childrens Hands erclieis and beg to
nolnce that in view Of the unprecedented sales.
shall continue the sale another week with the follow
Ing additional attractions:
Mems Solid Navy Blue and Car final u-iinen Hem
stitched Hardkerchieis
ONLY 12lac. EACH.
Ladies' Aillinen Fancy Hemstitched Handk erchiefs,
worth ale,
ONLY 17c. EACH
ladies Twosuck Hemst,ched Linen Cambria Hand
ONLY 21c EACH
NoTE--Mail orders for any Of the above goods will
receive our prompt personal attention.
WOODWARD q LoTHRoP,
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.
ONE PRICE ONLY,
92l Pa Ave fJylSl 0lo II at