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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1886-04-02

Appreciation of the California Redw ood.
The value tor manufacturing and fin
rshing purposes of the richly grained red
wood of California is beginning to be- ap-
preciated, though not. it would seem,
until after immense quantities of il have
been diverted to unnecessary uses. Until
recently the rich, curley bird's-eye and
other peculiarly marked species We're cut
for rough lumber and the softer. straight
grained kinds being So much more easy
To work, less liable to shrink endwise,
and not So liable to split in mailing, We're
the favorte material for building and
other purposes for which redwood was
used, to the exclusion of the wavy and
peculiarly grained varieties included in
the tirst-Class redwood list.
Thus trees or logs indicating the very
features now So priced in redwood have
been used in prodigious quantities, sim
ply because of their size and strength;
but it is now a matter of special interest
to builders and artisans that, for richness
and popularity of grain, the redwood
is excellea only by the finest of costly
hard wood. The shrinking endwise il
special to this wood, but does not extend
beyond thorough seasoning. Chicago
Herald
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1886-04-02

When the late Charles Matthews was
playing in Melbourne fifteen years ago
he received what he considered the high
est compliment of his professional ca
reer. A little girl in the audience was
asked by her friends at the conclusion of
performance how she was pleased, to
which she replied: Il didn't care for Mr..
Matthews acting bit; he just walked
up and down the stage as papa walks up
and down she dining-room at home" 1t
is the fact of this appearance of perfect
spontaneity in the highest art, being
really the outcome of the most assduous
care, that renders it so truly inimitable
and the counterfeit so easy of detection.
The round o of Giotto" was only per-
feet circle, but it needed the master hand
to execute it with "A simple sweep of the
crayon.
Ruskin tells us in one of his treaties on
landscape painting that in some of the
greatest works of genius an effect which
is almost magical at the proper focal dis
tance is conveyed by what appears, to
the minstructed eye and viewed close at
hand, to be "A mere dash of loaded color,
but which in reality could not be added
to or diminished by the smallest par
ticle without detractng from the effect.
Chambers journal.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1886-04-02
THE HORNETS NEST AT SHILOH.
Carrying the Confederate Colors Forward
-Miracuiousiy Preserved.


-Mirscuiousiy Preserved.
witnessed the various bloody and un-
successful attacks on the hornets nest"
During one of the dreadful repulses Of
our forces, Gen. Bragg directed me to
ride forward to the central regiment of
brigade of troops that was recoiling
across an open field to take its colors and
carry them forward. "The flag must not
go back again." he said Obeying the
order dashed through the line Of battle.
seized the colors from the color-bearer,
and said to him: Gen. Bragg says these
colors must not go to the rear" While
talking to him the color-sergeant was
shot down. A moment or two afterward
was almost alone on horseback in the
open field between the two lines of
battle.
An officer came up to me with bullet
hole in each cheek, the blood streaming
from his mouth. and asked: What are
you doing with my coIors, sir:" Il am
obeying Gen, Bragg's orders, sir, to hold
them where they are was my reply.
let me have them he said IF any
man but my color-bearer carries these
Colors am the man. Tell Ten. Bragg
/ will see that these colors are in the
right place. But he must attack this
position in flank; we can never carry it
alone from the front" 1t was Col.
Allen. afterward Governor Allen, Of
Louisiana. | returned, miraculously
preserved, to Gen, Bragg, and reported
Col. Aliens words. ! then carried an
order to the same troops, giving the
order think to Gen. Gibson, TO fall back
to the fence in the rear and reorganize.
This was done, and then Gen. Bragg dis
patched me to the right and Col. Frank
Gardner (afterward major generaD to the
left, to inform the brigade and division
commanders on either side that COM
bined movement would be made on the
front and flank of that position. The
movements were made and Prentiss was
captured. Col. Lockett in The Century.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1886-04-02
RATss or AoveRTIs'He

Yearly advertisements payable quarterly; Tran IN
sient advertisements must be paid for peiore IN
serted except where parties have accounts.
Legal advertisements two dollars per inch for
three Insertions and at that rate Tor adoltiohai
insertions without reference 10 length.
Executors Administrators, and Audltors no
tices three dollars.
Transient or Local notices, ten cents line, reg
ular advertisements half rates.
Cards in the "Buslness Directory column, on
dollar a year for each line.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1886-04-02

If YOU have Internal slime feyer canker. acrld
phlegm, bad taste und offensive breath -Dr. XIII
mer's SW AMp-ROOT removes all these cOnd tons.
ASK your druggist lOrit. 25c,, Il.
If you have lost your appetite, or tongue
coated, diy aud parched lip' and mouth, spittle
dry and cOttOny, or have become emaCiated-Dr.
Kilmer's SWAMPROOr VIII build up your broken
down constitution, ok your druggist Tor IL. CSC 81
the face white and deathN pale, and experience
feelings as though dying, and cOldness seIes your
very Vltals Dr. kilmer's OCEAN-WE - rOuses the
hearts action aud saves life Druggists sell II. 81
If YOU have organic disease, or perlcurdls, or
heart case troubles, or have thick ana sluggish
blood, fee as though bleeding would relieve you-
DR.. kilmers OCEAN-NEED cOerects and Is the
emedy you need, Druggists seOl II. 81. Il,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1886-04-02
Mithnnt knnt or HIamish.

One plant . feet wide and 20 feet long,
witho5t or blemish of any kind, and
anothcr T wide are among the con-
tribuuons 81 British Columbia to the
Liverpool exhibition. Inter Ocean.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1886-04-02

Plenty 10 relieve the oppr-s
sion and Wheeling oi the most
severe case OF Asthma. The
direct cures OF Asthma by
this medicine are proofs that
DR.. Thomas Eclectne Oil hl,
no equal as an AsthAs cure,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-24
HOUSE, FURNISHING BARGAINS.


Those contemplating the re-furnishng Of
their houses, also those who have summer cot
tages, should not fail to examine the excellent
bargains now being Offered by US in Lace Cur
talns, Curtain Materials, Linen Furniture Cow
erlnss and UpholsteriDg Goods. We quote as
follows:
1900 yards Of Fine Curtain Scrim, worth
LII Only SC. per yard.
1000 yards OF 3 l-inch CClored Curtain Mad
ras the best and most desirable drapery for
summer use, warranted fast colOrs, worth loo.
Only LOG per yard
900 yards cream and Lemon Colored Cur
tain Madras. Only Zoe. per yard. Better grades
anu anu choice patterns 3d. 30, 37la, 40. bO and
DOC. per yard
5Oinch Embroidered Curtain Batiste, new
designs, worth zoe. Only Soc per yard.
3l-inch Cross striped CretOnnes, reduced for
this sale from 20 to 12lac. per yard.
3l-inch Figured saIteen CPrtonneS, reduced
Tor this sale from Is to loo. per yard Very
choice
3l-nch French Figured Cretonnes. reduced
for this sale from IS to zoe. per yard.
50inch Linen Furniture Covering for loose
covers, worth SOC Only 37lac. per yard.
5O-nch Raw silks, usually sold at Toe. Only
60c. per yard
500 Pairs White Nottingham Lace Curtains,
Al inches wide: 3 yards long, worth Sl.25.
Only a5c per pair. 1ntriDsically the best value
ever offered.
800 Pairs Coffee Colored Scotch Lace Cur
tains: 3ia yards long. beautiful patterns andeol-
These goods, with many other equally good
bargains, will be displayed throughout the
week on our third floor, accessible by elevator,
and should meet with your careful consider
alton.
Orders by mail for any of the above will meet
with our prompt personal attention.
my24 WOODWARD Il LOTHRoP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-24

New York, Boston and Cincinnati are the GEN.
ters OF musical culture in this country.-Ciacia-
mai Enquirer.
Theodore Thomas, on the other hand, says
there Is a vast amount of humbug about the pre-
tence of culture" in Boston and adds that the
most critical and appreciative musical audi
ences in America are to be found in Washing
ton and Milwaukee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-24
II A LARGE Srock

Il A LARGE Srock
of goods like it very difficult to single out any
particular thing or things for special notice.
FIVE advertise one thing we discriminate against
another yet after ALL the great object in advertising
Is to get people in the way of coming to house,
feeling assured that once visitor, always customer.
Therefore we constrained to notice those par
tcular things which we excel or that have
most Of
BLUE SUITS
OF various Sorts qualities and textures first engage
attention In summer We have four sorts of Blue
suits for dollars per suit two of which We warrant
fast color, plain flannel the other twilled fan
mel
The two Others one Cheviot and the other Che
viot Serge, we do not warrant but they will stand
reasonable exposure.
Twelve dollars buy Middlesex Flannel Suit
Everybody knows what that is, but everybody does
not know how mucn difference may be made in a suit
in the trimming and workmanship. to say nothing of
the cut or style Ours complete In every par
ticular g..
Fifteen dollars per suit is the price for our standard
Flannel Suit any size, any shape, to fit any man. !:
The same may be said of our Serge Suits for the
same money. !:
To those who can afford it. Fifteen Dollars is more
judicous expenditure for a suit of clothes than q
smaller sum- :
Leaving the Blue Suits, the next in importance are
the
CHEvIoT SUITS
gay from lively to severe and while in America they
have spasmodic popularity. in England they
well known as to command continuous sway
Prices range from Ten Dollars to Twenty-Five per
Suit.
Every good thing Is liable to be counterfeited and
Cheviots are exception to the rule That is why
Cheviot well for one or two years and then the
demand falls of.
Almost any mill can weave Cheviots as they are
mainly plain (the Originally weaves. So as soon as
Cheviots show signs of popularity every little mill In
the country sets its machinery in operation turn
out all sorts of fabrics. mainly with cotton as
shoddy or fOeks cannot be used in these goods !
We pay particular attention to getting good fabrics
that Will not change color readily account of the
presence of cotton.
cotton having in lesser degree the faculty of alb
sorption. does not take dye readily wool.
We do not presume to dictate what quality Of gar
ment you will buy. but aim sell you good ones
tor your price, and whether price be ten dollars
or twenty-five dollars, "Its a ane to Dandie"
sAKs & COMPANY.
m24 800 to 3OS SEVENTH STREET
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-24

One Of the funny things in politics Just now
II the impression said to be prevailing in Cali
fornia that Senator Stanford would make an
available presidential candidate for 1888. II
the present signs of the times mean anything,
they may be regarded as indicating that If any
gentleman prominently connected with great
corporation could succeed In pulling through a
nominating convention in 1SSS,-which is ex-
ceedingly doubtful,-he would be irrecoverably
showed under at the ballot-box In November
Meantime it may be set down as among the
weather probabilities that Mr.. Stanford will
not be exposed to the storm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-24
SERKYs TEA

SERKYs LEA
VIII benefit and refresh you If exhausted by physical
or mental labor and will aid your appetite and your
Digestion goblet of Serkys Tea will refresh-
Ing sleep taken before retiring Sold by druggists
IF. MERIT, General Agent
1t l014 F St n. W., Washington d. C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-24
ExrnAoRD1sARr RrDucr1oss In

LADIES BLACK and COLORED SILK HOSIERY
To create demand and reduce this stock to
the lowest permissible minimum. we have con-
ciuded TO inaugurate q special sale of Silk
Hose. and to make 1t memorable have made
the following extraordinary reductions:
Ladies Colored DrOp-sttched Silk hOse,
FINK, Light Blue, Orange, Gray and Scarlet
Were Sl25.
Now 75c
Ladies Fine Spun Silk Hose, gusseted feet,
excellent wearing quality; colors, Black, Navy
Blue and Seal Brown.
Were $1.75
Now so
Ladies' Opera Length" Silk Hose, In Black
and fancy boot patterns" Excellent value.
Were $2.OO
Now 15O
Ladies' Black Spin Silk Hose, with broad
Balbriggan soles, extra quality.
Were $50.
Now 81 26.
SPEC1AL.-Ladies' Pure silk Dropstitched
Hose, in Nile. Cadet Blue, Orange Rose, Old
Gold salmon, Chocolate, Gendarme and Black.
The greatest silk Hose bargain ever offered.
Were So co.
Now $2OU.
(First floor; midway, lefthand slde).
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-24
]. NJ. FOLLIN,
Ola 7th street n.w.,
my1S-lm Baltimore City Palais Royal.)

NATTANS'
CRYSTAL For restoring gray or DISCOVERY
ShaSnAL Iaded har 10 It's natural DISCOVERY
CRYSTAL color ana youthful ap- DISCOVERY
CR1 sIAL Pearance WAkRANTEDto DISCOVERY
snSnAL 10 TINS always In three to DISCOVERY
Sho SIAL Ten Gays, or money re- DISCOVERY
1854 mndeeL TO stop the hair DISCOVERY
ChnSTAL from Falling out by feeding ID DISCOVERY
CnnsIAL the roofs WITH fresh vital DISCOVERY
CRYSTAL iy from the insufficient DIsCOVERY
CRYSTAL supply of which the hair DISCOVERY
cninSIAI1 9ecsy Sane nails For erad- DISCOVERY
CRYSTAL icatiBy dandruff and en- DISCOVERY
CRlsTAIs ufely stop its further DISCOVERY
CRYSTAL formation. Satisfied we DISCOVERY
ChnsIAL nave the best and only DISCOVERY
CRYSTAL non-posonous article for DISCOVERY
CRYSTAL the purpose in use, solicit DISCOVERY
u trial. ARTHUR NArTANS,
DScoverer and Sale Proprietor.
my24 IAN and and I'd aud u Ala
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WANTED-HEI,P

"ANTED-AN AMERICAN GENTLENANFoR
w position OF trust: needs no former experiences
S 'i as SEX. & k for Sp 's
asss dresses 1pss !. sie en- ( a.. s!AI II, 70
fss rs It 81 Apply to Mss
WXNTED 8 M1EDIATELY : FiRsTcLAss
d. uI Apply, with references, 81 Is Ia
WANTEDocsAI GOOD COOK. WASHER AND
WANTED-A. YOUNG LADY WHO UNDER
recom@en a.s PAfGis ROYAL, cor Psnnsyivsnia
ssss9 1ss. sRx ~ IT GIRL
WAANTED-A. REPUTABLE CATERER TO
'z & Sos.h M
WANTED-A PHARMACIST, REGIsTERED
xe ss otCs and good Aaa,sss
WAA1NS,rcEsPp. : EN- EMPI9XnEST BUREAU con.
sr as se'' III ssss
WANTED-A Girl. FOR GENERAL HOUSE
CURED "~ = '002 ''n st. NV Ss's mssfas: r
WANTED.A YOUNG MAN TO DRIVE A
Be to
industrious and be Well rsoommended wages from
a. sis;::: < en- - $,R
~ 6: saa = once white and eo,essd Women coos
sas %sn
WAAaSSlT;EED.,AA, WHITE WOMAN. Fok PLAIN
o. nss Hsu snd Isl ,S Mas
"ANTED--AN ASSISTANT IN DRUG STORE
sss nna two ms.
find steady employment Address, with particulars
G. H., Star office. iny24-2ts
WANTED-FULL FARES PAID. THREE COZ
2Ted women LOCKS for1y more part OF fares Psid
s sifRN 81 between 9Th and 7'h s's NV PRJSs
w sght-To sell the transparent picture Of Pow
deriy the great Knights Of Iabos man send Is gents
Calvert st. Baltimore my24-2t*
"ANTED-TWO FIRsT-CLASS WALTERS
IHnt ~ TsstsnEs1ti none Others need apply, at
M1DDlLHIoN HOUSE. opposite Center market
WANTED-A FIRsT-cLAss PIE AND CAKE
w Bake1' one who understands the business thor
oughly At ll25 ID ST. ne. H. KERN, Bakery. m24-2f
"ANTED-IN A FAMILY OF TWO A WHITE
Washs to do S sns g
references be neat clean and willing to do exactly as
Fort Myer, Va my22-3t*
WANTED-A WOMAN TO DO GENERAL
1887 10Th ST. NV my223t*
WAANTEp-cooKs, DREssMAKERs, CHAM
ladies' maids: other help this and northern Cities
open until PIN. 63O-632 st. NV. PRICE i
BURNHAM. my2l6ts
UTANTED-IMMEDIATEL GOOD COOK
w to go to the country tor the summer city refer
ences required. Apply at l439 Kst. my21-St*
NJANTED-WOMEN COOKS AT ONCE AND
w for all house work, young Germans for beer bar
and walters. Also. help for the country aud summer
resorts. NAT. LABOR BUREAU. SIT 7th ST. NV.
my196t*
NTANTED-MEN AND WOMEN TO START A
W new business at their homes, easily learned in
an hour, Zoe to Doc. hour made daytime even
ing. send 1Oc. for package of samples and "A work
Ing samples to commence Address, ALBANY
SUPPLY CO., Albany, n. Y. mylS-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-24

Herr Most thinks ii possible that he may be
sent to prison, but he is already telling his
friends what wonders of prowess he will exhibit
when he gets out again. Then, according to his
own statement. he will be free to do whatever
he chooses, because he cannot be punished
twice for the same offence.
II Herr Most will think this over, he will be
struck by the fact that the offence he commits
after he gets out of prison must necessarily be
different one from that which he commits be-
fore he goes in. There is only one continuing
offence which occurs to mind at the moment,
OF which the anarchist leader has been persist
emily guilty. That is the offence of existence.
1t Is serious wrong to the community that
suffers from 1T; but, In the present state of the
law there does not seem to be any way Of pun
tshing IL till the example of the Chicago grand
Jury becomes q recognized precedent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-24
REDUCED R1cEs
IN FIRST-CLAss DRY GOODS.

REAL INDIA SILKS % inches wide reduced to 81.
PARIS ROBES and FANCY DRESS PATTERNS
at cost.
The best SURAHS in Black and CoIors at 81.
PoNGEE DRESS PATTERNS reduced to 20 from
&c.
Black and COlored SILKS, the best values ever
Offered.
CREAM SERGE "a inches wide all wool, 81.
Fine Black EMBROIDERED FICHUS at reduced
prices.
Black and Colored INDIA PONGEE 80 inches
Vile. reduced from Sl.5O TO 81 20.
Just received q shipment of plain col,red SAT-
TEENS; also full line OF figures of the very best
grade and newest styles, Biz k Satteens.
We will place on sale Monday lot Of fine printed
BATiSTE at the very low price of lUc per yard 81
inches wide and best quality.
We offei the best TOWEL ever sold here for 2oc
full size, grass bleached and pure linen
Plaid FLANNELs for Wrappers at reduced prices.
Fine CHALE DE LAME at 62lac; beautiful STYLES.
Large stock Of sun UMBRELLAS very low
We have a CHINESE PIANO COVER or POR-
TiERE, embroidered In gold thread, which has been
reduced from 81. to SI.25. which Is less than 1t
could be landed for in san Francisco
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OK Hal.
Hail.
Corner Tenth and = Sta


There are few business houses in the city which have
STAINED tie popularity of Oak Hail. and to show that
those in need of Clothing afford to miss examn-
Ing our stock and prices before buying give few
prices, showing the saving you effect by dealing with
Us
where at 81
Our Boys 80 Knee-Pant Suits are sold everywhere
~ 50.
Our Boys, $3.50 Knee-Pant suits are sold every
Our Boys SASS KneePant suits are sold every
where at So -
Over three hundred styles the above prices in the
D6St Casslmeres and CheViOts.
Our shirt Waists at 25c-. soc, TIC, 9Oc., 81, are
eoic else~ mere al doc. zoe. 81. 70. Sl.50
AtS4-0o- Sd 30. Sti 49, % and 50 % show
one hundred styles in large Boys suits equal in all
respects 10 those sold Tor about double the above
prices
If you want Boys Suit there is just one place to
oome-Oak Hall.
If you need Mans or Youths Suit YOU will find
that other Houses charge so for our So 45 suits:
sl2oo 70 BIO for our s7.65 suits; $1,000 $3.50
Tor our $3.50 suits and that selected line
Elne suits at $3.50 $50 would cost you To order
20 10 500. that our Mems and Youths AlWool
Trousers at 81 So SO will you S3 30 10 SIS any,
where else No question about il, you will
Ly coming To Headquarters and Fat Men will
IND suits and garments 10 tit at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-24

Statistics collected by Brudstreefs special
agents show that, within a territorial area OF
some five hundred thousand square miles, or
about one-sixth of the entire country. the labor
strikes since the first of May have cost the
workingmen wages To the aggregate amount
of three millions of dollars, and their employers
two and a half millions of income. The con-
tracts for future work cancelled deferred on
the same account reach the value of nearly
twenty-five millions of dollars. These figures
are stupendOus. They come in a large measure
from the building trades. This city alone has
lost hfty-four thousand dollars wages within the
last three weeks, and the building contracts put
aside finally or temporarily, touch a value of
two millions.
It is a great mistake to let such things go on.
The season most devoted to building Is slipping
away, day by day and week by week. Bye
and-bye 10 Will be too late to DO anything, and
She sacrifice will actually be of year instead
of a season. There is a chance still for settling
the difficulties by arbitration. Why do not
both sides try this remedy: They cannot make
good the harm already done, but they can pre-
vent its further continuance.
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l2ian. Ladies' Linen Cuffs Tor loo
l2c. Ihreespot Wells for e
si9c. Crepe Iisse Ruiing for i2iac
5 Fas; Is k k ~ S for
75c. 6,batton iIndressed X d Gloves for dgc
30 aud d.; Sse Sllk Mousqnea.re Gloves for bsc
23c. SILK Mitts all colors for Ice
ss1s SASH E kSSS"s for for SIC &c
49, Suaas1 tSwrr al ali i'ss fG
10 per cent OFF Dress Trimmings
10 per cent nf Lmbroderies
10 per cent OFF Laces.
*1oc real Silver Rhine Stone Collar Buttons for DC
*S j 5swsry at at s syss for for sSs
Csc Jewelry, I'LL styles. for Toe.
:4sc; ss.snsis, an styles for 800
S1.i5 satchels all styles, for sSc
si:6s satehsls; q styles, for sl.Aa
*25c. POcketbooks for Zoe.
4Sc Pocketbooks for 30c.
4ac PockeIbOoks :or Tee
1870 Card-cases Tor lac.
20: IS F Eau ri j, stIyiss, fer $Sa
So 6s Ostrich Feather Fans for s1.aa
S3.YS Ostrich Feather Fans for S2.9S.
*SI 10 dressed Dolls for SIC.
TIC French Satteen COrsets for 59c
SOC Net Hip Bustles for s6c.
:lYc. Nurses, Caps. all styles. for l2c.
Ss Nurspss p a,es sS or s5ashsa tor DO
s. rs Vest-front Jerseys TOR 81 IS
.Ssc Muslin and a!ul Cambria a!s Gowns tor 7ec.
SStsf! SKIRTS 49, isr eeo
.ioc Handmade French Chemses for 400
HsS sapSsi0b sSss tor for s se
~ 20 Cashmere Shawls. all coiors for CSC
49, for
: ~. spun ~ n silk Hose essI for rs $50 &c.
SOC fanae sysa ss Ap S,st for 29s
SILVER Gray Sssss%s sd for
s"Psar's" Sunseented} sosp for g. Ss'N~
$Genuins 'Cuticura' Soap for I4c.
Ssss fSla T W sy fS S1 +. 1s
stienuine 'Household" Ammonia, So,
s1o pss,s ;s a ounce
Cut Glass Bottles for covering. 36c. pair
:Bras y Frames sd fp S phossogrspas lie
Best quality Note Paper. Sc Sairs.
I'LL aassss4Rf F. De- IL ga sss box
sAanicars ssts. complete. for l7e
CHILDREN;
.sl. % Check.linsd aossamers for ella
b.. Pure Linen Aandk erchieis Tor "a.
u. 10 Dressed Dolls, ali styles for $50
s$l.d8 Handsomely Embroidered Dresses for q. as,
s2oc. French Caps, all Styles for 2lo.
~. Shirt W ists, All styles, for 30c.
GENTLEMEN;
sec "Palais Royal" Shirts tor 76c.
6Oe. Colored Bal. Underwear ior sec
.s: .a! n'txs:s sl's; IN az %a
ss h Eaf hSss se ~ :y 3. s,s s ags
S2oc. %-ply Ltuep Cuft for l6c
1tc. 2-ply Linen Collars for lie,
" 20 Twill SILK Umbrellas Tor 42k0
1855. Slverheaded Canes tor 67c
2te. Pure Linen Handk srchiefs "a
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