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WOOD, COAL, ETC.
LAY In YOUR WINTER WOOD!

HAVING A LARGE LOT OF FIRST-CLAsS
IL Oak and Pine, especially selected from
four 70 four and half feet in length, and
thoroughly dry. offer Tor sale at the following
reduced rates: Live Black and White Oak Mixed
% per cord; Pine Wood. IS so per cord
a. RR TR,
Front street, l-......bet. X and l..
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run, MaSLer OF inc snip UulHIUIIt
ltle."
KALAKAUA ADDS TO HIS EMPIRE.

Before the Waialeale started on her re-
turn. Colonel James H. Boyd, special Com
missioner of the Hawaiian Government,
took possession of the island in the name
of his Government. and planted the Hawa-
iian flag there. The Wsaleale arrived at
o,c;r, ooh
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Wool sale in Soncma.

C1ovERDA1E, October 14th.-At the wool
sales held to-day, competition was great.
There were eight buyers in the market.
Most of the woods were sold at p to y
cents. The principal buyers were ). Cohn,
OF Goldfish, Cohn q CO. Parish, of Christy
x Wise Healy, of Abbot Co; Moses q
Co, and L. Breslauer Co. The market
* excitad
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ARIZONA.

Mining suits Ended
PHGN1x. October 14th.-The iong-eon-
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DIR. j. Z. LANE,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE AND
residence 91S street, between Ninth and
Tenth. Hours-9 to IL A. NJ, 2 to- and 7 to P. n
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Fise In Bis Eye-Fe Doesn'r Need
Matches.

STOCKTON. October 18th -Wn. BrouEh,
i years old vino created an excitement
among superslitious people near Tur-
lock by apparently setting Ere to al!
objects by his glance on Sunday last and
VINO is held responsible for the destruction
OF 50 COO worth OF farm property, has been
expelled from Tie Madison country school,
near rurloesl, On account OF his wonderful
freaks. After Sundays fire Brough's fam
lily refused 10 have anything to do with
him, believing him possessed OF q devil.
The boy was taken in by farmer and sent
10 school. On the first day there were five
fires in the schooI-one in the center of the
ceiling. one in the teachers desk one in
the teachers wardrobe and 1.-TWO on the wall.
The boy discovered all, and cried from
fright The Trustees met aud expelled
him that night. One Tur!ock insurance
agent has given nctice that he will cancel
all policies on properly occupied by the
boy. The neighborhood of TGrlock is in
Juror Of excitement about the mystery.
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z. ], I
earle a. CROLY,

CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS, ARE PRE-
" pared to do all kinds of work in their line,
in city or country. Principal place of business,
Sacramento Shop, No. 1924 Second street, be-
tween < and L. Postofice Box No. 49, Sacra-
,,,a,,ta tDtf
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DAN. LYMAN. J. LYMAN, JE
j. HYMAN, JIs., & BRO,

YITATCHMAKERS AND JEWELLERS, 90
w sos street, between Fifth and sSea
variety of fine Watches, Diamonds, Jew sskasT
elry, etc. nl2-1
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
SAN FRArcIsco. October

SAN FRANCISCO, october 18th.
FLOUR Net cash prices for California
"a to 81 % superfine. 81 s0Ca3 40. When cash is
not paid, 25c is added to quotations.
WHEAT-The market is in somewhat feverish
shape, and opinions as to values differ widely.
A sale at 81 3614 2 ctl is advanced by some as
indicating the upward tendency of the situa-
ton. Investigation showed that the parcel in
question was of extra choice quality, being
raised ut LiVermore, and delivered at Oakland
wharf. Another rumor of a sale at 81 40 turned
out to be purchase of good milling for local
iDgS of No. ! shipping quality are free at 81 81
q ctl, while the extreme buying limit is given
at 81 3s34. There are sanguine operators who
believe that 81 371@ will be reached for shipping
grades, but time alone will tell whether such
conclusions be correct or not.
CALL BOARD sALEs-MoRNINe SESSION..
Buyer season-4,9 900 tons, 81 AZ 500, 81 .4411s
$780, 81 49, $50, 81 ~ 4 ell.
Buyer lSS6-7G0 tons, 81 SSlxz; 100, 81 3S5S; 500
81 1915; 500 81 3S54 4 ctl.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Buyer season., 400 tons, 81 4414; 900, 81 49,.
Buyer 1SS6-700 tons, 81 3S3s; 400, 81 3S15 2 cti.
BARLEY-Is firm and buoyant. Sales of feed
occurred on Change this morning at 9614c 4
ctl, and not of choice quality. This transaction
fairly outlines the feed situation. In Brewing
descriptions there is marked strength probably
owing to a general though quiet inquiry for eX-
port. 1t is understood that a round lot of, say,
coo tons strictly No. l, has been secured at
81 20 = ctl for shipment 10 England. No stand
ard Chevalier is offered. Good second quality
is held at about 81 As q ctl.
CALL BOARD sALEs-MoRNING SESSION.
Buyer season., 600 tons. 81 o.; 500, 81 O6.
Seller lSs6-l00 tons, 9915c.
Seller 1SS6-S00 tons, SIC; 700, 9615c; 200, 96C
p ctl.
AFTERNOON SESSION
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01O ] STREET, sACRAMENTo.-oFFI
XIX Hours: s to A. NJ, IL to and to P. NJ.
Rsr Obstetrics and Diseases of Women pre-
ferred. If
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Doubtless a Suicide.

SANTA BARBARA, October 14th. = The
dead body of an unknown man was found
in gulch near this city this forenoon. 1t
has not been identified. Deceased is sup
posed to have committed suicide, as q bot
lie Of laudanum and a number of NOR
phine pills were found near the body. The
victim had apparently been dead five or six
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QUININE IN DISFAvOR.
Another Hobby Dead.
The Baltimore Morning Herald.


In the kharkoo region of Russia, quinine is
considered of no account for the cure of chuls
and fever. The Kharkoo doctor catches a mess
of live crabs, pours whiskey over them until
they become hilariOusly drunk and then puts
them in hot oven. After being well dried,
they are pulveriZed, shells and ALL and admin
istered in drachm doses. Where the crabs most
abound in this country, in the waters OF the
Eastern Shore of Maryland and the Eastern
Shore of Virginia, the Inhabitants have long
since abandoned the use of qunine and sensi-
bly, resort to prevention in the use of pure
whiskey. In the malarial sections of the great
West, Southwest and South, this once famed
remedy is now looked upon as worse than the
disease. In territories where the virgin sod is
newly broken, the malarial poison exud-
near. Years. ago prei in the homes 'a of a the
first settlers, admixture of whiskey
and quinine was the favor1te dose for the chilis,
but after years of dosing in this crude manner,
quinine has long since been given up and whis-
key only remains in the flask for family med-
cinal use; Experience taught these settlers
long ago that the amount of Quinine required
to drive out the malarial poison in the blood,
left in its place, If not a worse poison, a cond-
The effects of the quinine were clearly defined,
in long continued headaches, diSOrdered stom-
achs, clOuded mental faculties, disturbed sleep
ana morbid appetite. and the only virtue dis
covered in its use, they thought attributable to
the whiskey in the mixture. The Unsuitable
craving of the opiun,-eater, for more and more
of his fatal drug, is in a like manner produced
by the injudicious of quinine, and also, in
like manner, a wreck of the nervous system.
The medical profession has very greatly
modified its belief in qunine rs specific. Gait
idrd's Medical Journal, October, 1SS5, contains
an article entitled. ..Halarid and Quiaine," by
l.. b. Anderson, NJ. D., Norfolk, Va, in which
the learned doctor uses this emphatic language:
II hope may be pardoned for saying that the
present empirical use of quinine is worthy of
the darkest period of the dark ages. 1t is
blghting shame and disgrace to our profess
sion" The people exposed to maiar, now
ans tJ.n IL
threads of the diseases proceeding from it, and
oy the use of pure unadUlJerated stimulant
ward off attack. Now, that Duffy's pure malt
whiskey is the only absolutely pure whskey
free from fusl Oil. as has been tested by emf
nent chemists, it is the recognized cure in ma
larial attacks and SO recognized by the people
and medical profession.
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Planets in March.

condensed from the Providence Journal.
Jupiter is morning star until the Dist when.
in astronomical classification, he ranks as even
ing star, as from that time he is on the suns
eastern side. He rises on the LIST, about 7:I5
clock in the evening; on the 3Ist he sets at
o:1o O'Clock in the morning. Mars is morning
star until the 9th, hen he changes his role TO
that of evening star. He rises on the 1st. Il few
minutes before q O'Clock in the evening: on the
3lst. he sets at $50 O'Clock in the morning
saturn Is evening star. He will be the only
planet visible ia the west in the early evening
excepting Mercury, who will share the distinc-
ton when ut and near elongation. Venus is
morning star during the month. She is an OBJ
lect OF SURPRISING loneliness when the morning
liSnl Is breaking On the LIST, she rises nearly
an hour and half before the sun. Venus rises
on the list, about D o clock in the morning: on
the 3Ist, she rises about 1870 o'clock. Mercury
l. evening star. Neptune is evening star The
March moon fulls on the 18TH / ! h. 31m pm
The iuli moon occurring so near the Dist or the
Nernai equinox, brings Easter at the latest DOS
sioie GATE, the 18th, OF April. There will be
an annular eclipse OF the sun on the 9Th The
pain oil the phenomenon is chiefly confined to
the Pacific ocean, the central line crossing land
IN Mexico. The eclipse will be invisible in New
England, but Will be visible as a partial eclipse
IN the greater part of the United States and in
The eastern part Of Australia.
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ENoLlsH AND Scorer Survives.

EsoLlsH AND Scorer Svrr1ses.
SEAroS oERRy
SUCCESSOR To PERRY d BHoTHER),
NEW SCOTCH CHEVIOrS AND TWEEDS.
NEW ENGLISH HOMESPUNS AND CHECKED
SUlTINGS OF MY OWN DIRECT IMPORrA-
TON
EEw FEENC1I EXAMINES. RoURETrEs AND
CaNELS' HAIRS IN ALL TIE DtISI KABLE
SPRING SHADES.
--LATEST PARIS NOVELTIES" IN COMBINA-
TION SUITINGS.
FRENCH TWlLLED CLOTHS IN CHOICE COL
ORS FOR LADIES HABITS
SPECIAL OFFERING" OF 3G-INCH PURE
WOOL TRtCOTS. IN ALI. THE NEW SPRING
MIX ultEIS, III DOC. yard
NEW PRIEHED CHALLiS DE'LAINES IN
CHOICE AND EXCiUS. We DESIGNS
NOVELTIES IN STRIPED AND BEOCADED
TWO ToSE NELNtIS FOR TRIMMING.
LOT IslNES AND SUMMER SILKS
EXTRA III = Il GU i-IIl PLAIN IN Ola PONGEE
BEST QUALITY 2oINCH sURAH SILKS, IN
ALLSHADEs>, at 81 per yard.
SILKS. at .5c, 81 Sis and $50.
"A GREAT AttGAIN" IN ..-iEIyu COLORED
ALL SILK SATIN DUCHEssSsE IN SEVEN
CHOICE SHADES a, Sl.o0 per I'd, reddc,d
from -.
As- SPECIAL APARTMENr FOR DISPLAYING
90 PLAIN FIGURES AN ID CORRECT PRICES
SEATON PERRY.
PERRY BUILDrNG
Penn. Avenue, Corner Sth st Get.
Established 1910. f27
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TRIAL OF HOLLAND, THE TEXAN, BEGUN IN
NEW YORK,
The trial of James T. Holland for the muir
der of Tom Davis, the gambler and crook,
was resumed in New York yesterday The
jury had been completed on Saturday, and
to-day The district attorney began his opening
address 10 the jury. The prisoner. who sat be-
SIDE his Keepers, was cheered by the presence
OF ex-senator ID. Ii. Paddock, OF Fort Worth.
Texas, an old friend who guarantees that good
character OF Holland, and who came on Dur.
poseiy TO assist him in the trial. Holland seems
10 Jack neither friends nor money, and the
former are confident OF acq Initial. There seemed
70 be a feeling between the state Of Texas and
New YORK about this case, but he could not see
what pr de the Texans could take i'm q man who
came On here 10 obtain counterfeit money with
which To defraud his neighbors He did not
propose 10 say that Davis was other than he was.
or tnat MS brother The" was any better, but
under the law the blacklist villain was entitled
10 protection, and his lite was as sacred as that
of the most honored in the country. Counsel,
then described the shooting. Tom Davis. he
SAID, was dead and his lips were sealed. The
prisoner was here and the only other witness
was Theodore Davis. The rooms where the
tragedy occurred were still in the same condi.
tioa tor the inspection OF the Jury though the
building itself had been altered.
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WHEELER w. INGERSDI,L.
Pagan Bob Handled Without Gloves
by tse Weii-k nOwm New York Critic.

Providence. RI. Special to the y. Y. World Feb. ~.
Mr.. A. c. Wheeler of New York, appeared to-
night on the ecture platform, under the man.
agement of j. NJ Hill, and made a strong and
telling reply TO the methods OF Col. Robert G.
Ingersol in his TRADE on Christianity. MIR.
Wheeler disavOWed any evangelical champions
snip He declared himself TO be a man of the
world, with a secular training, but with u pro-
found belief in tine divine origin. the benignity
and the perpetuity of Christianity, and he
came into this field with the conviction
that statistics were better weapons than
caSuistry, ana so indeed they proved
in his hands. He punctured Mr.. In
gersOlGs errors of statement merciiessiy bur
leSqued his rhetoric, paraphrased his riiapso-
dies. and, to quote his own words, showed II at
all all, MS Hes were Postuiaies This man. he SAID.
has pre-eInptied a claim; all the skyiarks of
sentiInentaiism and the turkey buZzarts oi
despair come together 10 rooSt on il. You
KNOCK out the prop and down comes the whole
roost. flock and all. The following p;,>ScgtS re-
ported verbatim will give a fair idea OF 2ir.
neelers style and treatment OF his subject:
These fellows want Things fixed so that every
thing will be comfortable and Jolly and nice
and pink and warm, don't you know. You tell
them that they We got To deny themselves and
and suffer in this world, and they'll tell YOU we
don Z want tot hurts, Now, religion OF any
honest brand makes that kind OF "a man vince
They PROBABLY got too mach OF it when they
were little. Their mothers made them sit in a
cold pew and read the catechism and the whole
duty OF man.
Why. never hear lecture on the cruelty OF
Christianity but detect the echo OF a robust
CaIvanlstic spark running all through it, But it
VIII not do To pout all your life at the moral law
because your mother trouEccd You when
you were young and pagan. \ modern infdel
Is great on prehistoric times. a modest little
Christian like myself is content to 90 by the
later record, but the moment you hold uD that
record your infidel bounces into the unknown
darkness OF Egypt, or the unmemoriai gloOlns
OF india or the unrecorded background OF
China Shake n well-atfested fact at him
and he begins to burFow under the groves
of Central America or dive into the idolatrous
crypts OF Asia The particularly agile and pie
historic gentleman that we are considering
says the myth OF the Garden of Eden was uni
Nersal. Thousands OF years before Noah
was born this legend OF the Garden of
Eden was current among men. Here
We throw up hands at once for
our friend is the only contemporaneous
man who knows what was current among men
thousands of years before Noah was born
There is always this advantage in getting be-
yong the reach OF human eXperlence-that you
needn be AFRAID OF human experience getting
after you. capital way TO defeat argument is
to tire il out with your own agility and elton
terry at the start.
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Sw1Frs SPECIFIC

Is natures own remedy, made from roots gathered
from the forests o. Georgia. The method by which
1t Is made was obtained by halfbreed from the
Creek Indians who Inhabited a certain portion OF
Georgia which was communicated 10 ofthe early
settlers and thus the formula has been handed down
to the present day. The d, maDd has been grad
ually increasing until 100000 laboratory is
now necessary to supply the trade. y foreign
demand has been crested. and facilities will
be necessary 10 meet II. This great
VEGETABLE BLOOD PURIFIER
CURES
CANCER, CATARRH, SCROFULA, ECZEMA,
ULCERS, RHEUMATISM, BLOOD TAINT,
hereditary otherwise, without the of Mercury
or Potash
Books on Contagious Blood Poison and on Blood
and Skin Diseases, mailed free.
For sale by all druggists.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co.
Drawer 3, Atlanta. Ga
157 w. 23d St n. Y. ID
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Sure for blind bleeding and Itching PileA
One box has cured the Of ten years stand
ing No need suffer minutes amer using ihss
wonderful Kinks GERMAN PILE OINTMENT
II shsors tumors allays the itching AT ONCE. acts as
pouitice. gives instant and painless relief Kinks
German Pile Ointment Is prepared only for The cure
of Piles and itching Of the private parts and nothing
e,se. Every box b warranted BY our Agent
Sold by Druggists snd sent by mai on reoelps ef
price, e100 Per box
wanna ava al6oo12D
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OFFICE OF W. w. LAMB, Md,
" 1910 HANOVER ST.
PHILADELPHIA. DECEMBER 9. 1854
MESSRS EISNER & HENDERSON,
sOLE AGENTS OF JOHANN HOFFs
MALT EXTRACT U. S. OF A..
$40 RACE ST., PHILADELPHIA
DEAR sIRS:.I HAVE USED JOHANN HoFFs
MALT EXTRACT FOR THE PAST FIVE YEA RS
IN MY PRIVATE PRACTICE, AND HAVE
POUND 1T TO BE THE BEST HEALTH-REr
STORING BEVERAGE AND TONIC NUTRITIVE
KNOWN. 1 HAVE FOUND IT ESPECIALLY
GOOD In PERSONS CONVALESCING FROM
EYER EYE R,p IN CASES OF DYSPEPSIA. FOR
MEAKLY CHILDREN, AND ALSO IN LUNG
TROUBLES. MY ATTENTION WAS DRAWN BY
THE IMMENSE IMPORTATION SEMIMONTH-
LY, AND Ai:esIT A MILLION OF BOTTLES I'M
PORTED BY YOC HAVE PASSED My INSPEC-
TON IN THE CUSIGM-HOUSE SATySFACTO-
RlLH FOR THE PAST FIVE YEARS
YOURS, RESPECTFULLY,
w. w. LAMB, Md
CHIEF DRUG INSPECTOR IT, g.
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA.
BEWARE OF IMITATION. NONE GENUINE
WITHOUT THE SIGNATURE OF JOHANN
HOfF" AND "MORITZ EISNEk" ON THE NECK
oF EVERY BOTcLE te26 tn u
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AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ScheduieI I'm effect SUNDAY, DFCF,M BIER 9th, 1855,
until further notice.

Leave Washington from station. corner OF New
Jersey avenue and street
i3 am. is Fast Limited Express for Pitsi,urg and
Ch,cago arriving ia Ifttsburg al 80 pm. chicago
this train for fast time,
For Cincinnati. Louisville and II Louis daily at
5ao pm. and 1910 pm. with through coaches aud
aste Sleeping ,ars TO above points. without ctange
3Do p m Is fast limited train Cincinnati and ~
LOUIS, arriving in Cincinnati next morning AZ s;ls.
sL Louis $50 pm No extra Iare Is charged ON THIS
For Fitlsburg at DAB am. with Parlor Car and
s;o3 p M daily, TO Pittsonrg, Cleveland and Detroit
Will Sleeping Cars TO Pttsburg.
for Baltimore on week days, 5. 6.2o, Gao, 30 $50
$3.50, 4,o. 4s0, 5:lo. GAO 200 SIS aud 800 pa
,a LOT baltimore on SUNDAYS. 6:20, $50 $50 aud
ioto Am I:-o. lao. $50. 44o. $40, Gao. 200
For shenandoah Valley Railroad aid points south.
SS;oopnL daliy, Win Pullman Sleeper, Washington 10
For Annapolis Gao and $50 am and 1910 aud
$50 pn- ON Sunday, $50 m, i:i0 IA.
FOR way stations betweel Washington and nlltl-
and fieo t PM ss on s Ie9 pam Sa e.
800. 4:40, 900 and II 800 pm For stations Me-
and 5:3I pm DAILY a:so PIN daily, excet sundsy
or stations on Metropolitan Branch S;ioa
M uaily on Sunday stops nj all stations FOR LeNg-
ton, Staunton and Valley BSancn. 40 a M daily. *
points s:o am, ia:o and iIs5 I pm aily eSes
sunday For Frederick. $40 am. aud 4:sO pm
For HagerstoWn aud winchester $40 and 9:4s
Trains 1h srSe Say t fSse W. S siIS
ii Son aas New Orleans Express aud $50 pm:
o.5 pm, sunday. 1885 M e:s5 Pun anu 'o
From Lexington $3.50 pm. daily, except Sunday.
FROM Frederick and intermediate points SD a. m,
and $40 pm. daily, except sunday
Trains leave baltimore for Washington at BIO
go, .:2o, s;33 s0o and Io:3o a IA. 1918, p 3, y
4:2U, D, $50, 1:f5. 9and IL 90 pm; on SUNDAYS $50
go SAD aud 300 AIn- 13o. 200. 4s2O. D. o:sO.. A.
An trains from Washington stop mt Relay station
except 40, 3:l5 and $40 ID M
For further information apply Mt the baltimore and
ONO Ticket Washington Station 6l aud s5I
rebhsyflnnm ayehue. corner of 14th street. Whes.
orders VIII be taken for baggage Go be checked al
received al any point in The CITY.
H. DUN9AM TX JpRp
!alA Gen Manager Baltimore. q. r. A
"AsHINGTON. OHIO AND WESTERN RAIL
w ROAD.
on ana amer NOVEMBER 15TH, 1885, trains VIII
leave rom and arrive at Ii. ana p 9th and
Station rs follows
Lease washington al 800 a m. and AS p m-
I'VE M neesburg III 90 am. and S:45 pm: arrive -
hound Hill az ii:is I'm. and 1882 pm. Retnrnins.
,eANe isouno hhi osol and l:28 o M: pass LeeS
ourg oSz a m and 2-Us pm; and arrive al W ashDs-
ton at S.S5 at and 4: ICp.m
me tram arriving at Washington at $50 Am and
that leaving Washington at 4:45 pm. afe daily; ~
otnef trains are daily except sunday.
Monthly and Communication hates 90 all points
II. BELL.
al Superintendent. Alexandra
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LAssBuneu & Bno.

LASsBuReu & Bro
We have received another invoice OF
RUSSIAN NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS
To Sell at $3.50
These goods are 3a y,ls long. Antique Pattern,
do up nicely and have The appearance of doubly
expe. isivr Curtai..
To keep pace with these we have marked down our
Si2 % RUSSIAN NOTTINGHAM LACE CUR
TAIN- 10 ;5 %.
And our 500 EUSSiAN NOTTINGHAM CUR
TAi>S are marked downto ?425.
Our 1928 RUSSIAN NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS
marked down 10 81 90.
This Curtain is E,l|. long, AID is the greatest bargain
ever oh-ied lii Il Curtain
We are Offering special low prices in
"NorTINAHAM CURTAIN NET"
4:.i: Curtain Lace, I5r.
5,-in: 70. zoe
New Spring styles ard Effects in Curtain Net
The BoMBAY ana M1KADo ,TRIPE aud PER
SIAN DisAPI-ii are anioi.f, the Newest styles
We are Selling Them ut lec.
FED SPREADS. FED SPREADS
Two j3n gains in White BED spreads
tirst-rne * size Heavy Bed spread.
'.aree size Medium weight
We are offering either OF these tor Si.0u
Regni'r Price. Sl.25
Our 81. 10 Crochet Eed ; reads will from this day
be sold for ~ 30.
This Is extra large size, anu eXcelen. value.
sATr;;LNS. SATTEEES
Daily Arrival Of Few Patterns in Domestic and I'M
ported tiODd5
One Lot juss in we arr Offering az loc., worth 25c
These come ill ard pre- t. ia I'd in ap-
pearaEce resemble the French
CORsETs
French woven corset. all bone and nicely finished
with ciiibr Id -. 10: .oc.
The Rand G.torset eli bone finished with ribbon and
~ehays 81 the lcadlg na:s OF corsets igcla ling
HER MAJI1Y Z, rs ~. tie i:..esi production for
S.o'ii Eti.e, is war"a Il Il No; u break.
We cItI give yoA .:Icse IA e.t..cr hi II ioy bust.
a complete line i'll ,i.i .reis orsets.
LADIES COTTON UNDERWEAR
cotso ,xi,a los Scse d i..broItr:y and tusk}n h.
Gowns ut ,sc. worth SILL" Mother Hubbard style
embroidered ru.ile around ec. and sleeves.
C;Iem!se nj sc, worm 6yr. E.abroidercd yoke
ienlisa al CO worth Csc Made of fine Cambria,
with different coio:s OF ribbons
ity Cotton VIA; deep hem and tucIng. guar
Drawers 1T 6, worth t9c. Mad of extra quality
Cotton. It'll Hamburg Inserting, fine tuckng and en-
brJIt.t ru He.
.kirtsa, are, worth 62.c Made good quality Cot
ton. with very deep hem. with three (3 deep tucks
French back.
Srts at 53, worth G9c., with deep Cambria r.,ffles
fire tucking in the ruiiie and five deep tucks above
the rufllc.
Ladies' Seerslcker Skirts for CSC
One Lot Chdrens Short Dresses, in Splendid Styles
:sSc
Infants Merino Cloaks low as 81 80
We admit marking these goods very close, but we
believe liz the saying
Dispatch is the Soul of Business"
and by selling Or these goods rapidly we will fee ,
fully compensated Oh the loss of tre less profit
LANSBU RICH BRO,
ONE PRICE. ONE PRICE
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