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y. NJ. c. A.-Young Mems Bible
class in the parlor at 9:45 A. Nj, con-
Quoted by the General Secretary. Cos
pei praise service at 80 p. NJ.
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NOTICE.

HONOLULU, April 10, 1886
A LII persons are hereby cautioned
IA not to trnst my son, HAIRY
McCHESNEY, as | will not pay bills of
his contracting without my written
order. ii. n. MCCBESNE Ely.
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NOTICE.

4 7 a special meeting of the Hawaiian
n Carriage Manufacturing Co. held
this day. T.. G. SCHUMAN was elected
Secretary and Treasurer in place of
Thos. 5. Douglas resigned.
f.. g. SCHUMAN,
Sec'y Haw,n Carriage Manfg Co.
Honolulu, May 3rd, 1856. 3lS
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FINE CIGARS & TOBACCO

which, he trusts, will be appreciated by
the general community. Orders from
the other islands will be promptly al
tended To. Patronizc Mr.. f. Hider, who
is n thorough Judge Of II good smokers
article. Respectfully,
8O8 I'm j. Z. WISEMAN.
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On MONDAY, May gath

The Premises to he sold consists of u
LEASE having 515 years to run at an
annual rental of $50; of n LOT 10Y Y GO
feet in size, back of the Chinese Y. NJ.
c. A. Building, near the corner of Fort
and Rcretania Streets.
There re Cottages and out.houses
on the premises, and room for several
more Cottages to he erected. The lot is
connected by lanes with both Fort and
beretania streets. All of the Cottages
are now occupied by tenants.
j. LYONS, AuctiOneer.
L. A. TnURsToN, Atty for Mortgages.
Honolulu, May II, 1856. 2Sst
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ALDEN FRUIT & TARO co.
Poi, Mush, Hot Cakes, Mullins, etc.
previously
AN UNLIMITED NUMBER OF PALATABLE DISHES

less than other frnaceous Preparations
from dsOrdere stomach bowels well OO COR The health
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BAND CONCERT.

The Royal Hawaiian Band will
play this afternoon at Emma Square,
beginning at 4 80. Following is the
programme -
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j. LYONS, Auct'r.

~" Maps of the land can be seen,
and full particulars obtained at the
office Of l., 4. THURSTON, 3S Mer.
chant street. 1921
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SUNDAY SERVICES.

ROMAN CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL
high mass at 10 A. NJ. Vespers ut 80
Z. NJ.
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KAUMAKAPIM CHURCH.-Rev. j.
Waamau, pastor. Sunday school al
$50 A. VI.
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Mortgaged Lease & Premises

at public auction, mt my salcsroom in
Honolulu, al ~ o'clock NJ,
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The Ranch Stock

= CONSISTS OF
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KAwAIAHAo CHURCH.-Rev. ii. ii.
Parker, pastor. Sunday school at 10
A. NJ. Preaching at II A. NJ. and 80
p. NJ. Young peoples meeting at q
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-16
EarihuuIf.

Mrs. Bishop Whipple, accompanied by her
grandson, Frank Rose, left Thursday for
Kenosha, Wis, to be the guest Of Mrs. DR..
Livermore. Mrs. w. c. Sherman and daugh-
ter left for their home in Cannon Falls Fri
day. johnnie Pratt, an old and faithful en-
pleye of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
railroad at this station, has been promoted to
the position of station agent at Calmar, Ia.
He will be greatly missed in social circles in
Farbault. :. Mrs. w. Crofoot and children
are the guests of Mrs. G. W. Newell. Mr.. J.
S. Tileston and daughter, who have spent the
winter in Georgia, returned home Sum-
day very much improved in health.
David Carufel and wife, who have been the
guests Of L.. Carufel, ESQ.,, for several days,
have returned to their homes in Saltwater
-. Miss Lizzie Quits, who has been teaching
painting at Tracy, Mimi, returned to Fari-
bauit Thursday. ..J. c. Nutting, president
of the First National bank. Northaeld. spent
Wednesday in the city Rev. DR.. Jennings,
of the NJ. E. church, has opened a mission
Sunday school in the First ward school house,
corner Elm and Twelfth streets. -. Rev. and
Mrs. Britten will be at home to their friends
corner Sixth and Cedar streets after the 18th.
N. G. Nelson and daughter, Two Rivers, are
at the Arlington visiting pupils at St. Mary
and Shattuck. Rev. DIR. Forbes and son, Of
st. Paul, spent Friday at the Arlington.
w. c. Peyton, St. Paul, and W. H. Peltier,
Fort Wayne, Ind, have been at the Bruins
WICK the past week, visiting their sons at
Shattuck. Lieut.. Col Thomas H. Barr, Fort
Smelling, is at the Brunswick, visiting his
daughter at St. Mary's. Mrs. Sanford and
daughter, England, are registered at the
Brunswick. 20. G. Perkins and W. S. Pat
tee, tive of Northfelds leading attorneys.
have been spending the week in the city >. .
]. Greiselman and wife, St. Paul, are visiting
in the city. &C. E. Haynes of the Northwest
ern Trade Journal, was caller during the
week. e. Mrs. DR.. R. N. Jackson will leave in
a few days for the East, where she will spend
the summer.
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c. Rhodes, Jr., has, returned from delight
full visit to Minneapolis. Mrs. George Trum-
bull has returned from o brief but pleasant
visit to st. Paul. II. ]. Corley spent por-
ton of the week with friends at Pine City.
Gus. Schuttnger and Jehn 4. Burke were at
ChicaSo last week. Dr. W. ii. Oaine has re-
turned from Worthington. John Glider was
laid up part of the week with q severe cold
....A. +. Lagerwall has returned from
pleasant visit up the st. Croix. Mrs. Z. }.
Treat is home from California. j. d. Nc
Comb will act as one Of the United States
grand jurors which meet at Wiuona juno z.
Charles l. Fall Of Minneapolis is here among
friends. DR.. @. T. McComb will return to
Duluth tomorrow, after weeks visit with
relatives here The doctor is an enthusiastic
admirer of the Duluth ball club. Mrs. DR..
W. H. Caine returned homo from Chicago yes
terday. Mr.. David CARMEL and bride re-
turned yesterday from their wedding trip to
Canada. Mr.. E. D. Sewell is spending Sun
day at Milwaukee. Mr.. George Gorham Will
spend Sunday with friends at st. Paul and
Minneapolis. Mrs. John McKusck and
daughter Ella, and Mrs. George NJ. Brash will
return FROM Washington next Thursday. A
quiet wedding will take place this morning at
$3.50 at the residence of Mr.. Austin jerks,
corner of Fourth and Hickory streets. the
contracting parties being Miss Cornelia
jerks, Mr.. jerks second daughter, ano Mr..
Charles Z. Kil9ore, an employee of the car
comp The ceremony will be performed
by Rev. Roe. Yesterday afternoon picnic
and walking party was given in honor OF Miss
Nellie Doran of st. Paul, who Is the guest OF
Miss Maggie Lambert. The party walked out
to Fairy Falls, where the evening was pleas
antly spent. The participants were: Misses
Matte D. Alcott, Laura B. Dexter, frankie
Davis, Minnie Butts, Margie Lambert. Nellie
Doran, St. Paul; Messrs. NJ. 1. McKusick, w.
B. Birge, Will Metcalf, st. Paul, II. n. Nc
Kusick, G. 81. Reeves, I. G. Converse, John
Coombs.
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WiHNnH.

The marriage of William E. Scott to Miss
Lizzie Woskie took place on Wednesday after
noon at the residence of the brides uncle,
MIR. W. Woskie on East Fourth street, Rev.
E. ]. Purdy officiating. The ceremony took
place at o'clock. The bride wore gas-light
green silk, with oriental lace overdress,
trimmed with pearl beads. She was attended
by her cousin, Miss Belle Woskie, dressed in
white and carrying the bridal bouquet. The
bride was the recipient Of many valuable
presents. Mr.. and Mrs. Scott left ON the
Northwestern train at $40 for short Eastern
trip. Mr.. Charles Grafton and Miss Cora 1.
Newell were married on Wednesday evening
at the residence of J. A. Tawney, Esq,
357 Grand street. Rev. r. ]. Thompson Of the
Presbyterian church performed the cere-
mony. The bride was attired in a light blue
silk combined with velvet trimmed with lace
and ornamented with natural flowers. An
elegant wedding supper followed the cere-
mony. A number of costly presents were
bestowed upon the bride. The Newonah
club were entertained by Miss Name Pierce
at her residence on Johnson street Friday
evening. The literary society of the Wesley
Methodist church held pleasant meeting on
Friday evening. The entertainment given
by the Ladies' musicale for the benefit of the
Women's exchange on Wednesday evening
was one of the pleasant events of last week
number of excellent choruses were given,
Prof. Peters of Dubuque leading.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-16
FerUuS Falls.

Mr.. and Mrs Lewis of Ottawa, ILL.,, have ar
rived in the city to spend the summer, as Is
their custom, with their son, County Attorney
Lewis. Mrs. J. P. Williams and daughter
have returned from their winter sojourn in
the south. :. Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Thomson of
Fargo spent few days in this city during the
past week. 81. d. Boyd left for Chicago Sun
day evening and will be absent a couple of
weeks. Thee. z. Root has gone to Chicago
on a business trip. Mrs. r. J. McLane of
Westfeld, N. Y, mother of Mrs W. L. Par
sons, accompanied by her daughter, has ar
rived to pay visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Parsons.
-. .Ex-Gov. Horace Austin came down from
Fargo this week to arrange for the OPP sning of
his house for his family, which will come down
soon. Miss Ida has been quite sick, but is inn
proving. Mrs. E. J. Peck is quite sick with
typhoid fever. -. j. W. Griffin, l.. Swift and c.
j. Bartleson of Minneapolis, and G. E. Miner
of Burlington, VT, were in the city on Thurs
day. "A Mother Goose entertainment and
sociable will be given on Wednesday evening
by the Episcopal society,
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who has been sojourning IN Michigan, re-
Gently returned to this city to make it her
future home. L 0. Miles and George Dickey
left this week for an extended tour through
Northern Michigan. :. H. w. Hogue left
Wednesday for Orookston, Mimi, where he
has taken large contract on the Duluth &
Crookston railroad, Tho Catholic society
have purchased q large lot en- the soute side,
and will erect church this season.. -.
Joseph Mondelert, OF the French Lumber
company, and j. zuiger left Thursday for a
two months European trip. They visit the
principal cities. Mrs. j. M. Bingham and
daughter who have been spending the winter
In Batavia, N. Y, returned yesterday. The
Knights of Labor in this city will attend in a
body the meeting to be held in Eau Claire
Monday. Many speakers of prominence will
be in attendance. =. Ben Heller has returned
from Chicago, bringing with him fragment
of the deadly bomb which killed many Of the
police.
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Duluth.

The most brilliant social event of the sea-
son occurred in the parlers of tho Ketchi
Gammi club last Thursday evening, being the
reception given by the bachelors of Duluth to
their friends. Ten gentlemen were the en-
observation-disclosures. Isaac p. Beck. Albert S.
Chase, Charlemagne Tower, Jr.. Charles W.
Culver, H. f. Thompson. Alonzo J. White
man, Thomas Cullyford, William o. Hugkart
Jr., and Monroe Nichols. The rooms in
which the party was given were
brilliantly lighted and decked with
flowers. -. Mrs. Fray and her daughter
left for Bay City, Mich, Friday, where she
will hereafter reside. III. r. Pratt of st.
Paul. passenger on the steamer Peerless,
tells a woeful tale about being ice bound on
that noble vessel. :. Mrs. Thoma ST. Hurlbut
returned home yesterday from a prolonged
trip to Europe and the East. R. r. Macfail-
ane, John Mcleod and A. NJ. Morrison will
leave here on Monday next for a summers
vacation, going to Scotland and Europe.
They will not return until about September.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-16
Fire Department of the City of St. Paul."
OFFICE OF BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS }
CENTRAL FIRE HALL, Cor. Eighth s. Min
nesota Streets, ST. Paul, May II, 1856.
PROPOSALS
FOR
Hook and Ladder Trucks
Chemical Engines.
Fire Department of the City of St. Paul."

Sealed proposals will be received at this of
fee until Monday, May "a, 1856, for two ~
Hook and Ladder Trucks, equipped complete
with ladders, ladder supporters, pike hooks,
axes, four brass tubular lanterns, two extln-
guishers, one Detroit door opener, crow bars
and all other tools and equipments appertain-
ing to q complete hook and ladder truck; also,
one ~ hind wheel and one 1) pole ironed
complete, supplied with snaps and chains for
each truck.
ALSO,
Two (2) Four-wheeled, double horizontal
tank, eighty $50 gallons each, Chemical En-
giues. Each engine to be supplied with auto
matte reel, two hundred and fifty (25O feet
of hose, two (2) ladders to splice into one,
two (2) short roof ladders, two (2) pick back
axes, two ~ pike hooks, two (2) brass tubular
lanterns, four ~ buckets one ~ extra front
wheel and one ~ pole ironed complete, and
such other tools and equipments appertaining
to complete chemical engine.
To be delivered in the city of st. Paul free
OF any charges thereon and when satisfac-
torily tested by the Chief Engineer will be re-
ceived by the Board of Fire Commissioners
for the city, and such delivery must be made
on Or before October l, 1886.
Said Board reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
Proposals. to be Endorsed proposals for
hook and ladder trucks and chemical en-.
gines" and addressed to F. r. Delano, pres-
dent Board of Fire Commissioners
By order of the Board
F. R: DELANO, President
Official; VIM. O'GORMAN Secretary 1921
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Eau Claire.

Hon. George B. Burrows of Madison Is vis-
iting here. ~. G. Ferry is at Waterfowl, at
the bedside of his brother. Hon. Thomas
Carmichael leaves soon for California to visit
friends IN Napa Valley, near San Francisco.
MIR. and Mrs. Giles Dunn have removed
to Hamlin, MINI. Judge D. D. Jones has
removed to Minneapolis to deal in real estate.
AID. Clements and family are visiting
friends In the southern part of the state.
August Huyssen has returned from Washing
ton after an absence of several months.
Mrs. James Douglas has returned from q
visit to friends in Dakota. H. s. Rand, the
Burlington lumberman, is in the city =. Mrs.
William Carson and Misses Mary and Fannie
Carson returned yesterday from Atlanta, Ga.
....John c. Barland, the poet and farmer,
and Miss Dora Schlegelmilch, daughter of q
wealthy merchant, will be married Tuesday
next at the home of the brides parents in this
CITY.
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saltwater,

Miss Eta Russell will leave tomorrow to
spend month at her home in Wisconsin. :.
DR.. Jelison and Miss Belle Ryder will be mar
ried next Wednesday. Anthony Nicely and
A. A. Allen Of St Paul, and Capt Pete Goss
and lady of Hudson, took in 'sMikado'' on
Thursday night. Miss Lettie Will of Osceola
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. FL. J. Nc
Kusick, and will probably spend the summer
with her. h. J. McKusick has been down
the river for few dsvs an business Mr.. ].
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-16
MINNEAPOLIS SOCIETY.
Surface Indications are that There Will
Shortly be More Activity in
Society Circles.
Natrimeny Popular During the Week
An Engaged Young Lady
Shocks Her Set.
Mention of Some Of the Events OF the
Past and OF Some That are
to Come.
Social Doings In saltwater, DuIuth'
Farfbault, Winona, Eau Claire,
and Elsewhere.
SOCIETY FRIGHTENING.
minneapolis Events Becoming More
Numerous-.W eddings Popular.

m,nuea pOlis Events Becoming More
NumerOus--Weddi popular.
If not exactly bright as yet, society in
Minneapolis is certainly Frightening, three
fashionable weddings in week and three
more in prospect were sufficient to set the
social world into great commotion OF Cos
sip. which will be prolonged until the torch
which Hymen has touched to unusual
brilliancy, has burned to the socket. The
only really dress wedding Of the week was
that of C.. NJ Carpenter and Miss Florence
King, on Wednesday evening, which was
really brilliant affair. The Barber Robinson
wedding on Wednesday afternoon and
Townsend Chamberlain on Monday, made
up the nuptial ties of the week.
~
Social circles are all torn up over the re-
cent action of young lady who became
the bride of prominent citizen few days
ago, and tits stated that more than one
ultra-fashionable party has discussed her
alleged breach of all known laws OF
etiquette. 1t seems that few days after
the cards for her own wedding were issued
she attended the wedding of another young
lady. thus violating the social law which
declares that no young lady must appear IN
public after her wedding invitations are out
until the evening she is mar
ried. This simple infraction could
have been forgiven, but to make the
offense all the more glaring and unpardon-
able she wore no gloves. This has rudely
shocked the sensibilities of large number
of society people and social war seems
imminent. At a gatheringW ednesday even
ing one leader of fashion is quoted as hav-
ing said: Why 1 had no idea that she
referring to the erring young lady who, by
the way, belongs to one of the best families
in the city, would dare to do such thing.
It's simple disgrace to society, and L am
not sure but what we ought to drop her,"
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-16
Red Wing.

George Newton visited his daughter Mrs
George Matthews, at Fergus Falls, last week
Mrs. Mary Bowen of Hastings visited
friends in this city last week. wv. c. Krise
of Minneapolis and w. L, Luce and wife of
Cannon Falls spent the last Sabbath in this
city. H. B. Baldwin and family will soon
remove to Milbank, OAK. Capt. c. H. Meads
of Saltwater was in the city Wednesday :.
Mayor W. E. Hawkins visited the sanity city
below the falls Thursday. &c. N. Akers, now
Of st. Paul, was in the city Tuesday.
Charles SIlger has gone to Duluth :. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. j. johnson, parents of Register of
Deeds G. FL. Johnson, have COMO to Bancroft,
Ia. The Y. W. c. T q. meets. with Miss
Alice Brown, on Fourth street, Mond ay even
ing. Mrs. Jerry Couglin and son returned
to their home in Minneapolis Thursday. after
a brief visit with her parents, Hon. and Mrs.
Graham, In this city Rev. @. H. Plummer
of Christ church, this city, and Rev. W. G..
Sherman of Cannon Falls, exchange pulpits
to-day. John Friedrich contemplates erect
Ing summer residence at Frontenac.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-16
Chippewa Falls.

!. Mrs.. G. W. Rossiter returned from Mil
wa,,kee this week. Miss Ida McClintock,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-16
TWM@E WHO BELIEVE that Mature

..e9s.@ will work off Cough or a
Cold should understand that this MAY be
done. but at the expense Of the Constitu-
lion, and we all know that repeating this
dangerous practice weakens the Lung
Powers and terminates in Consumptiyes
Grave. Don't take the chances; use DR..
BlGELOWS CURE, which is safe.
pleasant and speedy cure for all Throat
and Lung Troubles. In so cent and dol.
lar bottles. DR. W. B. YOUNG. Knoxville, Iowa.
says: ' My wife has used BIGELow's CouGH CuA
for lung trouble and hnds it excellent remedy
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-16
AnOka.

Mr.. David L. Bugbee, who has been con-
fined to the house for some time past, by the
amputation Of his leg, was out riding Friday
afternoon. Mr.. William Secombe Of Milaca
has been in the city during the week on BUSH
ness. Mr.. L.. G. Browning, clerk of court.
left for Longuenil, Que, Monday morning on
two weeks visit to his brother, j. NJ. Brown
ing. Mr.. John P. CLANCY of La Sale, ILL.,,
and Miss Catherine Corrigan of Cedar Creek
were Joined at the hymenial altar
by the Rev. Father Brennan Last Mon
day. AT St. Stephens church on Tuesday
Mr.. Marcel Giroux from Forest Lake and
Miss Lucy Bibeau Of Anoka were married.
-. There was big dance at the boarding
house at Coon Creek last night and rousing
time is expected. The funeral of Mr. Oliver
Hobbs occurred from the residence of his
uncle Mr.. Guilford Coleman of this city,
Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock. 1t will be
remembered that Mr.. Hobbs was killed on
the drive at Dagget's brook. about fifty miles
above Brainerd, by logs rolling on him last
Sunday afternoon. His remains were brought
to this city Tuesday morning.
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Hudson.

, Our home musicians have in preparation
an old folks concert, which they will soon
present at Opera hall. Charles A. Garden
ers comedy company appears at Opera
hail Wednesday evening, in "Karl, the Ger
man Peddler''. =. The cooking club will hold
its next session with Miss Mary Porter, and
the gentlemen will be entertained :. Rev.
and Mrs. Egbert of Hammond visited
Mrs. J. B. Jones during the
weekJ X. Wetherby is home
-. Jessie Coon will return from Boston this
week :. Mrs. Mccartney is enjoying visit
from her daughter, Mrs. Trott of Milwaukee
:.Mr. G. Martin of WATERFOWL, N. Y, is
visiting his Hudson relatives. DIR. Wingen-
der's family will arrive June ! ATTORNEY
Ryan and Thomas Bower of st. Paul have
been in the city for the past week, trying to
settle legal misunderstanding.
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Napkins.

go dozen 81 Bleached Napkins S1.35
Former price 400
so dozen "a extra heavy Bleached Napkins So
Ff0 Former price $500.
20 dozen % extra fine Bleached Napkins, $500.
Former price 81. 90.
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MEN OF MINNEAPOLIS.
This Column Will Now the Gift1e Gle
Them to See Themsel's as Ith-
ers See Them.
The Power 1s Given With Good In
tents to Create Amusement
Without Offense.

UST picture to your
self the gloom and des-
pair which must over
come the soul of Aid.
q Sly when he realizes his
9bosom friend and Oak
2 Lake reighbor. j. New
ton Mind, has gone back
! on him and Numbered
an editorial philippe
In his direction. Sly
must now bid farewell
to a political career and
QOff mis- caQy to the
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Great Reduction From Regular

PTICGSs
5 pieces 65-inch Bleached Table Damask at CSC.
Former price SOC.
6 pieces es-inch Beached Table Damask at 75c
Regular price goo.
8 pieces eo-inch extra fine Table Damask at s5c.
Regular price S110.
z pieces 6s-inch extra fine Table Damask at 81. 90.
Worth 81 so.
pieces 72-inch extra heavy Table Damask at $1.2O
Worth SITS.
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Housekeeping Linens.

close out lots makes Bleached
Table Damasks and Beached Napkins Of which
slightly soied, will place them sale at
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Upholstery.

ains.
Nottingham Lace and Madras by the yard.
Plain and Figured Japanese Silk.
Ball and Tassel Curtain Frlnges
Brass Rods and Fixtures for Sash Draperies.
Window Shades and Fixtures.
Fine Upholstery Work specially.
Correct Styles assured.
Estimates given.
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DRESS GOODS!

Worth from 35c to SOC.
In one lot the largest variety and styles
6rocaded feze striped plaid and plain SERGE
ottoman cloths at 30 cents 44nch awool Armure worth
Is cents per yard. ,417S
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Ginghanns.

beautiful line of genuine SCOTCH GINGHAMS tina
cost from 2Sc to 27c yard import To close
will place them on sale at
Is Cents Per Yard