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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-10
LIVE sroog MARKETS BY rELEGRAPu.

BUFFALO May s.-Cae Receipts last ~ hours H. . mead
~, ,or wesk thus iar mead for same LII" ast "eek
cnn-aned through d cars OF when ~ 10 New
rS ~ ear, for sale; prices advanced 5d luc s0 SUI
,mr demand Good To Choice shipping. ~ lOas1 40 all
offerings taken. .oo 49,, ,o,., for woeu
90 - "a d mead for time last week ~ 900 mead
through oi which u to sew YORK stS
~ Ie market active aud urn; Inferior 10 far 70 iO~
O. g.. Good 10 Choice "a 5O9fi l5 Extra VI ooasS W.
to 80 no s. 10, all offerings TAKEN
Hog. nseepts "a hours y.oyj head tota Tor ~hes
mus I,r 40 lAp time last week sVitSi sonMrnna
s,sn Nj ear, 81 of which To Newly ork, IL cars LOT
dul aud stoaly Mixed Pigs aid Light YORK
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ar. q osaei a. York Weights ~ t6ast so So
ieceo Medium ws,yhts ~ 45gsi 80 Light Pigs held

era 25as 35 seec York weights - VOC ~ oV "a
lected Weights 81 45gsi 5O cars ght fiks
MAY S-Cah1s-Recc,Dis 40 heaoi sno,.mss
none, market 1uiet fair Choice NaHve ShDpme Stees
35aS; HI, Sat,ye Bufcher steer. 751ss % lows
and Hoers 81 50Gsf W. stockers ana rec'ess - -'
Hoss- feceipts c.4OO: smpmcnts 900 LigiL ." W.
- 10 Packing. ~ D01S4 Il: Heavv ~ lo@tt ~ .,
Saeep- Recepts none marEot inacu'" ~
~ 5OD16
CHICAGO Nav S.-T7ts Drp1rrs Jnrrn1 ropDrts ,l-s.'
Receipts 300 mead lOpn head: MARKER
Shipping Steers ~ 25HSj To Sockers and teeders
nxI rs Cows Bulls and Mixed. O01SB 20 buk, - w
as - -
Hoos-Rrceots IL BOO: shirmnnts 4 op0 nartet lower;
ROUGH Mixed. AZ 75ms4 % Packing ano ShtDpin"
81 OuA ~ ~ Iiabt 81 75HSi - sklDs ~ 5lHr3 30
Sheep Rsce,uts heads 100 hea1 msrSs'
weak NatyeL ~ J0Gs5 %.
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Business Cbaules.

0NO CAPITALISTS.-FORS ALE.-The COM
pete outfit lace mandatory situate in Noting
ham England doing brisk trade upon large number
of The plant consists Of twenty bve Levers ma
chimes mostly modern; together with winding warplng,
and piano punching machines also al the patterns and
conduct the business Present. pro
prietor would superuend the setting OF plant IN tho
United States For full particulars, aldre's
c. WESLEY WOOTTON.
IL ~ Lehigll. ave. Philadelphia Penn
ED.-Flrst-rate house with good con-
w nection to work consignment agency for weiknown
o'""' - ''''"" '' Il. B.. Box 2.sl6 N. Y.
NVANTkD.-A corporation with ample cap
ita manufacturing woolen and w0sted goods desires
10 VITA man OF experience aud ability competent
manag its sales deparn ent and 10 ec
on its credits Tho sucol In extent TO require
thoroughly able ant successful nlecnan
All communications will be regarded as strictly conndonu
""' 'A' ~ WOoLLEN MANUFACTURER.
Z. O. Box $40, Boston. Mass
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LoynoS, May S-l23O r.-Consos 100 10 Is for money
and 100 Tor the United states Four Per cent
Bonds ~ s Atlantic ana Great Western First Mortgage
Trustee Certificates 4Oss Canadian Pacific, Coy ETle,
Second COnsos "a Mexican Ordinary 20 St Paul Com
sGss. NewYorS Central 1882 Pennsylvania %;
Reading. I2lA
LONDON 10y 50 p. m-EIie. "a l.; do. second CcnsOs
Sss Illinois Central. Ill Mexican Ordinary 20 4 st PAU
Conoum. SIG; New-York Central. lOoas Reaiiug, II.
Hudson Bay Company. %.
Paris slvces quote Three Per Cent Rentes at ~
francs 80 centmes for the account
Inc amount o. bullion Withdrawn from the Bank OF Eng
land On balance t0-daT Is 43gl 900.
5p m-Paris advices quote Three Per Cent Rente3 az
20 continues the and exchange on
london al % francs IL confines for checks
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Excess
Runs. Deliveries. Deliveries. Charters
Total barrels. 33g.7G5 4l5.7s3 7oOls 3+69s2
Ay. uerd day,

Sales barr.l .. 10 564 900 26.409.000 16.O63OOO
The refined market far from being brisk but prces
held with full measure OF steadiness. Inc only
chan quotations the equalization or rates al
the three Atlantic ports by advance OF s cent per
gallon At Philsdclp hia and Baltimore. making the price
ia cents per gallon Abel test at those two places ana
New-Yo
OIL CITY, Penn. May s.-Crute Oil-National Tran
81. CertIncatcs opened at 74l4 and closed at "a;
highest price, 1853 lowest price 1873 sales. 100000
barrels shipments. 1928 barrels charters, 492Oo
barrels cearances g. 900 barrels; rcns. bar
rels.
sit Certificates opened at 74i4 amt closed at az
highest price. - =, lowest price, 1875 clearances
LIZA, 900 barrels
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THE MONEY MARKET


..~s the United Btasss Treasury paid ono quar-
N.. ~ me 3 DER can't bonds. which amounts to
.a ,oo Ana largo part Of the Sl0.o00000 Of bonds
ali mstured May L This done and yestsr-
r.s.snry abatement shows its net available balance
~. n..n reduced ony $3927.7S6 during tho week.
~ ..me time its receipts from internal revenue anu
sn.,oms amounted respectively to $4ooo'2oo ana
s1sa l4c-total, $7,1s7,407 The Tressurys io'' ~
sw,,.hle money was only S2,223727 but an increase
,o4 O5O in deposits held for redemption OF Nauoha
~ notes makes the net balance. as first ststod
e. less than week ago. Tho loss 70 .ne you
balance was only 1886 043 made up by loss OF
Io9 bullion less reduction OF 81 IN 'he smo"h
AZ outstanding certificates The legal-tehoer oaanoo
s reduced S25s4Ols by loss OF $l,374ols IN notes
va ,sue of 81 81 600 certificates of deposits The
,vsr balance shows gain OF $s446i7, made up by an
accumulation of S659937 bullion and reduction OF
els4.7lO certinca'es' ... 90
s,no,ned are the results Saturdays statement as
.ompared with those of the statement OF May
MAY 1886. May 8. 1886. Changes.
Gold coin and bun.
certificates
ana sioVoOV'OVo s5576aO2O s554S2.977 Dec. s3S6o43
notes less GER 2ss7s914 1926 26s4ols
NJ al notes IOj23Oy 4il7.239 Inc 5Oi'oo
Isg0I's' Ia Nat l2,52S7oO I2Ols.457 Dec. SlS24S
silver dollars and
bullion less eer s777e57l sse2a2ls Inc s4ie4l
o75I4 slss, 7sS,7s7 Dec s2,s-s,727
peduct for funds
held 10 rei'm Nat
notes. incldg
ne, per cent ss.os7.2ls 6o7Gl,272 Inc. l7oi,oos
..,so balance ll795OSO sIl4 oe26l5 Dec. sss277s6
Noi-l, al tender 81 Noe ASl3
Crlc.)silyeT CONS zo.oio"'f -''''"'
r,,ao,ce Says SIS sos sl42 800 e96 Dec. S3sS2.599
yes,erIavs bank statement nearly reflected tne
,c,nal results the weeks movemehts-outSo ~, wy
r rnr,s and nfuy the Treasury ACCOMPLISHMENTS auu
nv REGENTS from the interior. so the amount vi VIC
10, reserve reported probably is an unusual approx
,ron 10 the actual cures at the close OF business on
1rdav night The cash hand now Is SlO4, l94.ooo,
& 80, never was eoualled at any season OF the year
min, iSs5 the surplus il $ll1l3.52o. which IL an un,
stsgnatlon IA,
the following compares yesterdays statement Win
chose of the corresponding dates OF 1850 ana leS4
May TO- 1894 Nav o. 1886. Nav 3. 1856
,oo,s S33S4 ii 100 S2gJ.lJOSuO s35U,o53,3OJ
tp@ris ........ 5s,s4i100 llS0SLneO aa91,vls.aaU0
hnc,fs gs222JO 36l ,9O1.7O0 31.,323. 100
circulation if,4SV'%"o iN'''''0
The following shows the relation between 'uo 'o" ~
serve and the total deposit nanll'ties'
e,oo,a SIS Sal. 700 sll3037 900 S10,9ls,sOO
I&saltencoIs-... -o.oo '''oo '@''fV''Vo ''-o,
s.b,9l ,oOO ''VV"
, gepes.ss s245555O 9o477175 93,0So.775
su,,,u. .. si.45545O s553oO.725 :sll,llS,525
" reserve oo
tOdclOst.-- -p-oo 1'''
The following is Saturdays statement Ill uctalI
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Pr N0r.t Riper. HesseLs md RliLroIis
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-Rio grades firm Al S7-c for Fair Sales 900
n M no ahoaf Sales. LOO closing follows:
August 7Sa7 % '"ns so, a5@ 'o iny othr
1;;inGa2Oi November 7.ijG7.2O; December 7l5a7.2O.
MIN ronee quiet aud steady Sales 1000 bags MaracaibO
,. LoNmspo dull aud unchanged Sales 26l bales AZ
psos Itst evening" all for consumption. Receipts at the
ports for September l. 5O-3Ol5 bales against Obs
"a Tor the same Tins last year
Quotations based American STANDARD OF classinca
am. --N'N-- W. ~
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY MAY 10 1885,

ding Si Good Ordinary 16; net aad eros, receipts
60 bales sales. 1913 bales; stock. 2t95S bales.
SAVANNAH. May B.-Cotton steady; Middiins. S't Low
MddDg. sl1 Good Ordinary 7's ne. and gross receipts
2si bales sales 600 bales. stock. ~. ,93 balts. .
NEw.ORLEASs. NAV 3-Cotton duh and easy Miidng o;
Low Mdding. sia; God Ordinary, Ss. net receipts
S7 gross 21O bales the Continent 2.oO2
bales; sales LOCO bales stock 147,yUs bales.
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The market for mining stocks last week was more than
usualv active and the sales recorded at the Cons0L
aed and Petroleum Exchange amounted to 92ooo
shares against 10 $50 shares for the preceding Week
Stro Tunnel again furnished large proportion taDoui
of the total and rose from ii 10 ID
,ents Then Bodie stock active and ruled strong;
Bulver Consolidated rose 81 10 80 - 20 mt reacteJ 10
n 2oG1 80 Bode rose from 81 20 TO 81 81 50. Inc
-tock shares generally dull and ABOUT steady
cT0SyvG pRlCEs OFCiLIFORNI4 STOCKx
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TIE PETROLETM MARKET.

The monthly report of crude production Tor
April will probably show daily average OF nearly
$4,000 barrels. larger amount than has been recorded
In any month since September, 1884. The revised re-
port OF the production in the oil fields for Apr
shows larger daily average than any month since DC
toher. 1884. The daily average yield per well C2"4
barres Is the larges: OF any APRIL 1888,
when it was 40 barrels per we'll The development
work or its results has shown steady increase slice
the beginning of this year. Appended is the official
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-10

The news from tho washington neu last Wech was hoo
startling as In the week previous In TACT the last
from about twenty-five wells In the district. or course
1t expected that the wells Will maintain their early
rate output There forty five wells dr mug
Dyer aud the Gordon sands and some twenty rSs
up and building In scarcely any direction has theso
two pools defined and while IL Is true that the ter
rltOry spotted and streaky. 1t can afford 10 De
when the wells opened prove SO good and even tlen
have been fewer dry holes struck In the development
work there than In almost any other Few field opened
up In the petroleum country Next week IL IS
probable several good wells will he opened but
accident weather other small cause may de-
opening longer than Is expected There IL
due from the Kane field too news that ought to throw
some light favorable otherwise. It's extension
The pipe line deliveries still present the bush phase OF
the oil situation The figures from May to o. Charters
TO the TIN were as appended.
Runs. Deliveries. Deliveries. Charters
Ay per day. 6662S 6J.297 1869 49.569
Perhaps easiest way to describe the certificate mar
ket last week say there Only 16.OOOOoO
res hands. and the Of values
and in originates and ends on the
exchange floor. The stock department OF the C0nso-
dated Board in fact seems now TO be mouop0lzing the
attention of operators and there Is often difference OF
IA Der cent the quotations made 10y the STOCK TX
change OIL appears be sustained solely by the snort
interest in the market The public are Indifferent 10 IL
and many members OF the oil trade refuse 10
buy the present condition OF the field The tax grew
more bush toward the end OF the week ana on Satuf
iay prices rushed up the best OF the week it
sell real stuff ut the better figures but thc
close to the best of the day and the week.
The OF ana the total dealings at the Con-
soded Exchange for the last three weeks were as io
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financial.
Denver and Rio Grande Railway Company.

The Reorganization Committees Of the Denver ed M
Grande Railway Company London. Amsterdam and New.
York hereby notice that after the 18TH DAY OF nAr
1885, Of stock OF the Denver and Re
Grande Railway Company Car Tust csrthcstss OF the
Colorado Stock Trust Company will b. received snd
allowed participate the plan Of reorganization. sxcspe
IN the discretion the Committees and upon such speca
terms and conditions be then imposed
April TO- 1884
GEORGE COPPELv.
Chairman Of the New York Committee
HOWARD GILLIAr,
Chairman Of the London COMMITTEES
NC VAN HALL.
Chairman OF the Amsterdam Com mitssA
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ket opening at poi decline closing
point still lower. safes II 900 ba,es.
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NEw-YoRx OFFICE OF

y
TIE EQUnABLE GAS LIGHT AID FUEL o. OF cHrcAGo.f
NO. 50 BgoAD ST., NEW o8K. My Z, 1885.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that, in order
provide for the Registration Of the Certificates Of the
Capitol stock OF this COMPANY by the CENTRAL TRUST
COMPANY OF EEw-YORK (Which has been DESIGNATED
by Company act Transfer Agent and also Regis
trar the OF the Capa stock OF this Company
the relating to the issue and transfer
OF tho Certificates OF It's Capital stock Will close it, New
York Ofce at d. Monday May TO- 1856 and reopen -
the Office OF the CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK Nassau and Pine SITS, In the City OF New
York on Friday; May Il. 1856
BY order OF the Board Of Directors.
:
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THE NEw.YoRK CHICAGO AND 1T. LOUIS RAILWAY co.
CIEvELAsD, ONO. Apri l, lss8. )
NOTICE Is HEREBY g VEN that the an
~ nul meeting Of the stockholders Of the New YORK;
Chicago Railway ComUan for the election OF
AMI for the Of other business may
prop ry IT, will be hod the principal Office OF
the company CcvelaDd ONO Wednesday the 9Th day
OF May. lss6. at 10 o'clock a. m.
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CEALED PROPOSALS
- FOR SALE OF KANSAS CITY SCHOOL BONDS
n the OF $1,000 twenty four
per cent bonds -em annually IN New YORK,
VII be June g. 1885 These bonds are
nrst-claa
For further information address i. l. MARTIN.
Treasurer school Board
Kansas City. No.
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Observation-Disclosures

INOR RENT-OR LEASE, ANTHRACIrE AND
bituminons coal dump OH lie OF h. aud U. Y. x,
washington city, near corner Of LIST and q SITS ne,
Treste work vi OAK. 25U feet long; average height Is
feet Capacity 200 TO 800 tons Now ready for use
The e. anu o. Is really to contract for livery OF
anthracite coal. have add toial room alongside Of
above dump for another restle that will hold 2uOp
TONS Apply'to THOMAS w. SMITH, corner Ist st
and Indiana ave. NV. Washington. u. c. my 4-3t
INOR RENT-A 7-OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO.
Il with stool and cover carved legs good tone and
lately tuned, 50 per mouth, to q careful person Can
be seen at l4l2 st. myln,stS
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TuE Cool w GATHER

During the week gave a chance 10 get up a supply
OF the lie. shirt Waists. They the bargain stuff
you see advertised ~ 33c. by tie Pins and Tane
storcs Attic they are cheap; AT .;,c they high
WIZ BrcaJse at u lew cents advance I:;c We
give you 4 waist worth double. That elegant Boys
and thii'iEras Department Ct larger none
more C0iH2!eie-is elegant i'll every way. The lay
light pours in unrestricted NJ l,u.y corners. I.
eieSn styles here. Not that the salts We have
Deserve the hdme of eiecIlt. iOg 10 81 IS
Tor cnl'fs sailor suit; color rnI. This color firm,
Why We don't hlnlle tle 81 SIit., because they are
not. ihere are few siyles--HOt over 2J-wEere the
price Is unie. 30 per suit Twenty IS about what is
usaiiy called u l. rye ortmeuL Not here, for al
- we have - styles. eight o: which are liz the sly .ish
"Jgdc Suits BY tile by told you a month ago
that We, ard only we Lad the -Judic" suits Hum
dred' of I'm on the streets now; al bought here
iheE are the suits vith the wa.teu Peat down the
eenter of the back. stylish they nots Last SUNDAY
tie writer SAW - OF them Stu avenue N1y. York
Then there arc the New Yachting" Suts-a lovely
copcelS-for summer wear.
Twentysix n-s styles of Kills Just in Eight of
Them real summer sly les among them the Big Bows
hut over 10 years Uf a.ea-e provided for on this
noor N0'iia. less Than 30 per .ail-f-OIn % 10 FOO
We have tried 20 MAKE Bog y suii tina: would give
Satisfaction and sell for less than %. We gave up
the job.
Trash we Won't sell. and merI. could not exist In
any Toys Suit less than s5. say IS for lowest
sral- va have.
B'l. from - to $50 we have more kinds now at one
B,
put O. .-tler
We have shem because require them NOT as as
SETS b1tio saPpIy tlie splendid Trade Depart ment "-
L. d'3lIs.
just in Boys summer Frock suits-dandy STYLES,
too Find hem elsewhere: Yes, you may next year
simply because Ne have made great deal or
noise about STOCK %! boys ami Chdress Furnish
inss some Ieosie don't know how very complete our
STOCK Is It's not alone large, but its best They
are in our r. guiar Furnishing Department
You retncmOvr-we do, for ali Of our firm ha ye boys
OF Their own 50 we have good cause remember it
wnen few dozen Children and Boys Hats were the
average stick sc had the option selecting FROM
H'sSe We changeIk:
No ono e.n decay We have. We have them by the
thousands We Lave sold thousands Why. Because
We had lie stock. and the right kind aud the right
prices.
weeont expect double and treble profits Here
you pay one prof, between the lnuf cturcr md the
consumer.
We tod you how the retail hat trade Objected Tn
certain people 10 US
Why?
We Sold Too Cheap
And now the the jobbers have protested No avail
however. o. one commission iirrl told one:
Il s1id Saks X C"nI aIy sevemty-two cases at n
Time I'm looking Tor. sending AWAY that kind of
bayers-
In this % In all else the greater Quantity We can
handle The lower the price.
~ you see yon are hcpin. 20 reduce prices when
you buy Of rs.
We hope 10 SEE you tomorrow
Come IN aud bee what b bustlng busy day SATURDAY.
b WITH Is
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ExrEnrEscE Isrouiazs No SruDx.
SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS

1t needs study our part 10 oustomers
Many years experience has made Us familiar with the
wants and tastes OF patrons 1T requires no study
part to please trade. which its exteu-
sveness is sufficient proof of the appreciation of the
public in the requirement of successfully catering to
the needs of purchasers In the Millinery line The
trade Kings Palace has acquired bears testimony to
all we lay claim to
We admit is rather early In the season to introduce
clearing SALE but. inasmuch as our purchases have
been unusually heavy to obtain special low prices
pleased to be able give our customers the bens
fit Of our saving in the purchase.
You are all invited to inspect the grandsst neg OF
Millinery aud the grandest bargains offered We
offer also special styles and shspes exclusively Inn.
ported and manufactured for Kipys Palace only, of
which we have exclusive control We offer IS differ
eu shapes In Milan. Pearl. Tuscan Rougi-and- Ready
In white scru TAM beige and black in Ladies' and
Bdnnets, representing every shape Of Imported and
domestic manufactures, At 26 as, 46 CO. co. 75c and
81 which guarantees saving of least 40 per cent
Don't miss your chance call and investigate for your.
self before buying.
We will also sell our Trimmed Hats and Bonnets at
special low margin to close the entire stock.
Children's Trimmed Hats and Untrimmed. We are
selling our Trimmed Sailors now
At l5c.. sold formerly at 10c.
At25c, sold formerly at 45c.
At 3Sc, sold formerly al Gee.
At Soc, sold formerly at 15c,
Al 76c, sold formerly al 81.
At 81, sold formerly at $3.50.
At $l.25, sold formerly at $1.75.
Al go formerly sold at 81.
Sixty-fve different styles Of Chidren's Hats Call
and Judge for yourselves what Kings Palace is offer
ing you.
FIOWERs
Ten thousand lovely Sprays ofFlowers. TIE most
magnificent display, ut "a, 81, AZ, 65 and IS
TIPS AND PIUMEs,
In desirable colors. at %, 50. SO. 65, 75c and 81
RIBBONS.
Satin Gros Grain. Satin and Silk Picot Edge, in all
the leading shades ut IL. Is. ID, 20 25c per yard
width Nos D. II, IL and 20, We not only guar antee
you saving but viii also find the largest assorr-
ment at Kings Palace. We offer also elegant line
OF Sash kibtons. and inches wide. OF 20, 50, 40
and 4Sc per yard black eros Grain aud Wat cred
Sash Ribbons. rs aud inches WIDE At 90. 60 and
Zoe. per yard.
1T WILL PAY YOU TO INSPECT our
LACEs. LACE CAPS. PARASoLs, JERSEYS AND
vISITEs
WE OFFER THEM AT REMARKABLY LOW
PRICES
WE WANT YOU ALL TO CALL WHO ARE IN
NEED OF MILLINERY.
WE DESIRE TO SAVE YOU SOME MONEY BY
k ,kH + Nh s ses ass
( k Il MN Nm G Gd s. ssss
E E.; 4 { 4 S }'a E. e.
: "a ILL I AZ 4 SooS Exs IS
my14 sl4 SEVENTH STREET,
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SAKs d COMPANY.
800 TO COS SEVENTH STREET. m1a

rLEAR AND HARMLESS AS wATER-NaT.
" IANs' CRYSTAL DISCOVERY FtJR Till
Enthusiastically clear preparation Tor restoring In
gray lair Its s.siral color hiui appearance
70 eiAolcate and prevent dandrufi, TO promote the
kro~ti OF tas lair sni sop ;s falling out IL is en-
uIeiy harmless ~gd pc ectly fgge from any poisonous
ohV ape nhpies,sni preparations now In use Nu-
hsefo"s tsstitDouais hare been from many of
oof hiost PROMINENT citizens. In everything IN wI1 an
ne Gucies now I'm nse are objectionable, CRYS
OisSoFEAh - perfect 70 Is warranted To gain
Neither sugar OF Lead. sulphur or Nitrate of ,iIvar.
aoss no. so the c.Othss scalp. AK ably per-
i3neu and makes one OF the best dressings fur the
hssr IN uss. IL restores the color OF the Ia more
perfec y and uni fornlly than other prepsrtion
ana slssss does so IN from three to virtually
Reed ~ TIE Toots of h r with All the non
coaHLiee necessary TO ls growth ami he.sit , .oud
Sn Restores ile decay ,d Induce, new vrowtb
81 . n.r inoe Ig1.;,vsiy han ytliins else Price
prietor. len and and I'd and ID "a NV nv12
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LAssBuRoH & BRo.
UNRIvALED

UNRIvALED
A CONTINUAL BOOM
| EXTRAORDINARY RESULTS.
Our assortment Of Wash Fabrics, both In white ant
colors has never been cqualed.
We have had facilities this year that have been ex
In stock Of goods like ours it would be futile at
tempt to tell you OF everything through this medium
come and iaSestigasi FOR yoarseli ''' ''' 'e' y
| Cream crinSled >eersucker, SC.
striped seeTsacksrs especially adapted for Boys
Plain Chambrays In all colors.
ron Bingham Dress Robes
~" Enough material, with Edgng Fun
s345 wide and narrow 10 match. to make saA.
| herds Plaid Dress bingham, Sc. worth i2isc.
Plain Canvas Cloth,
2 aSs Only Il y! e s ssss. Coy 9osy,
yerd Pink, L. Blue. n Cream. r.wu Tan y Ped
WHITE GOODS
80 cents per yard. Each number sold from to
| cents less than last years prices.
SATIN FINISHED CHECK NAINsOOK
Beautiful Goods, 10, 12a. Is cents Per yard recent
price, IN, 10, ~ cents.
CABLE CORD ORGANDIES,
In Plaid. Check, and Stripes.
DOTTED AND FIGURED SWISS,
New designs; cheaper In price now than even last
ONLY ONE CASE LEFT
Check Nainsook at 81 cents This Goods ia % In
FIGURED EXAMINES.
Choice Patterns 50c.
These are made offne Linen and will wash and ur
beautifully These are the Genuine Goods. We also
have good imitation OF these Goods. in Elegant Pat
Plain white Crinkled seersuckers, In narrow and
Victoria Lawns. 10 n. wide. 1oc
DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED sATTEENs.
In elegant profusion of Styles and Patterns.
PLAIN AND FIGURED BATIsTE,
In Domestic and Imported Goods.
THE BEST SELECTED STOCK YET.
, We wish particularly to impress you with the fac!
with which to trim any ofthe above materials.
LACEs AND EMBRoIDERIEs.
In the all over Flouncing and narrow all to match
either in white, scru. colors Any of these goods
are an sold cheaper than ever before.
100 These Robes were particu- A
oi .,slss topiease all assortment
Pattern $l.SO 10 5000. less than
Robes Fuliquantity, with Edging to prevailing
Tatch. prices
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gBg RgREs ,cGGs i 81
Ell pS W / IT i aa s. 1 / 80 ~
BBB RRR 90
B r o 0
BBB RRR o Q
B X 4 o o - NJ,
BIB Il Il 90
ONE PRICE TO ALL
42O, 422 424, 426 7TH ST.
COOLEST STORE FOR SHOPPING.
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