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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-12-26
Ths baby leaned againle his knes:

Tho baby leaned againat his knee:
One little clingtng ham s3s fs
Was thrust within his own; his eyes,
Like deep blue walls Of paradise
or patch OF sunnied sea, d.
Seearched vol Old Byrnams as.ace; no fear,
No shr,nking back & :. Who brought you heref
can not understand.
:. Your eyes sre Ike ma Ethel's were;"-
Atwoman young and iAir
8Wift glldes aerpss tho dre-lt space; SCI
Close by tho baby takes hor plAce;
5a oed ByrnAm feels Ashlur
Before No eyes; : mist OF tears; 81 <s
IS, Al 10 e, he siahs,, the lonely yearsr'
I. Father, the gap1sn stair S.
q iouad . ~ the days Of old;
Onl ssay some avenue
51hOpen stilL thSt may como
sack 10 yonr heart, back 20 my homo;
3 want not landa nor gold
: eraye but this dear silver hair
~ tAkoS Wtthtas ny loving care-'' 3Ss.
Close close Old Byruam drew
ne knselins mother as5d her child
s. = Ipray thee. daug htar. cesser'
Tho homeNsrd singers stoed 20 9ass
o. Byrnam's windows. III ablaxe
Ard Nps ard Dyes that smiled: 81
They siehtly named tho fAces iaif
And standinG In tho yellow glarc,
sx4sy sang . song Of pesco.
llAsoAnEr HOIalls
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I.I7f IL y 81 D UCll .sI

~ n ~ 81. ~ rlt,aE
strtp Il of III 81 I,iu,na & ].
d The eid III duck cons j flu tbs the veal thl.
ina nav be saii Us mix the pirosneri-
~ of the Iceland e,rs The Ii, rce islands d
Videy EIlptIeys ana Ahrey III front so me
harl ,ors not I'M from Rey kiavik are tl,a
!ayorite ha,,nts 81 tthe ducks Hara
slley pafr ana maize their meats every
vears bout the berinni /, D Dff June
When the female has chosen tie
blac,e where siae wishes u, lay her egess
5he 5lucks b from her 1ol,ma Ia thas
leatllh ers " hfch she uses IA line tie
bottom and sides 81 Her nest: then st,es
generally laws Ill - rs. raralv more.
During this time drake like the GOOD
lather Of d family that he ii. ceases not
Tor j. moment r "a keep I. II atchful eve
81 his coi,eort and fetches Her hack IN IN
stantly II she riyes TIC SLIGHTEST i,,di-
lbationsof wishing Is take 4 wall
81 The next dayS the ow ners at the land
comes ana carries away. AZ III, i sane
time both the down ana the eggs.
The unfortunate couple, n ich some l,le
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Il ong fang Ring Phrasss

DE The popular of Peter Piper, scelebrat
ca peck AZ picked peppers will probably
nayer yyaae ~ q snara 10 cat the tongue
that wolld fain be lie; hut that test
laa formid ahle riva The following
abort sentenpeAa ~ their authors main lain.
DO w0nders II banning the ordinary power
of speech S;sa IS ssss
(iaxe on the gay cray briRad
The SEQ ceAseth, aud Il nun lceth 10.
rs Say, should suoh 4 shape Nv saah shabby
stitches show sa
Es 3trange strategic nta III SssSss
Hive Grimes Jim u tilt KfR.whip Il
I shass W. ahoyalol solt snosyy
81. 81 dn ) 81 IA ee.pot.
M Gu1it spirit llAsie al ~ rhilit sixth
ssisteris sQuirro
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CAN ANIMALS couNT4

" Psiiean skhlch Possssssd tho Faculty
81 Assoc sitting Idsas.
a Houseau desla Hale tells of pelican
living 81. 8 fisherman . d family g santo
Domingo that aas fed upon the refuse Of
tho dshsolsal looking for TT food. II
went to the shore every day and waited
for the boats To- como back The fisher.
menSrested on Sunday, and the bird no
#quired soS clear q notion ot the return 81
that day, whom u had To fast that It
would not stir from the tree on which IL
was accustomed 70 spend itsl thine. Il II.
not necessary TO suppose that the pelican
had learned It'd count the s,x Iays3 at the
end Of which ita mastors would not 60
fishing; but while ~ really estimated;
dali the time ~ mem II must nakelits ex.
scursion 10 the a hore, - was formed OF
the return of Sunday by observation Of
what was going on In the house, as, for
ipstance, by the hshermen putting on
their Sunday clothes Id the same way az
the d0g know when It's master was going
TO hunt ~ seeing him with hisa gym and
game4bag III such instances, animals
show that they have the faculty Of associ-3
ating ideas, OF observing consecutive
facts, and estab lishing 8 correlative CON
snection between then, & hings which have
been proved By abundance Of SOther owl.
8dence, and yvhIch5 dem Onstrate not leas In
5telliRenoe than auaintanoe with the ten
signs posing the first ten numbers. Or
the nse ola SUSTAIN Of numsration to ex-5
press II larger numb ers. dns. ClesneFet
l3Opn, II, q ctenoe 1o,,thlv.
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PHYSICAL EXERCISE.

In Order to Bo Of Benefit It Must Bo Taken
In Moderation. sSs5
a. 81. Brown, who has just been en-
gagged by the New York Police Depart
ment TO introduce the Boston System
into New 7 ork, says: The developed
muscle is not SO good as the normal
muscle. Let the muscles remain soft.
Exercise, not to abnormally increase
the muscle, but merely to keep up the
health. When you have succeeded
through training and handling weights.
In making the muscles hard, corded
and knotted, you have injured. your
self. You have, in q measure, de-
stroyed the elasticity of the muscles.
What a man requires is q symmetrical
development, and that may be secured.
not through gymnastic exercise, but
through diet, gentle exercise and de-
Veloping the chest. am more and
moro convinced every year Of my life
that s.ll q man needs in the way Of ex-s
ercise to keep him in health is the use.
Of calisthenics. two pound dumb bells
and q good, stiff walk. Never exer-
else within an hour before or
after meals and not sooner
than three hours after q.
heavy dinner Exercise outside If
possible. After exercise take cold
shower II the system will stand 1T
otherwise, d tepid sponge bath. In.
general the system Is benefited after q
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the Christmas night sky and its golden
stars Soon the silver tongued bells In
the littlc church would ring forth their
spseans proclaiming the anniversary Of the
birth Of the Saviour and their mus
would rise and fall oyer the trees, would
die away across the snow. 5I5
Dot had thus far followed the tracks Of
Jobs footsteps, which were easily recog-
nizable In the moonlight, for but few per-
sons,had travelled the road since the last
snowfall All the farmers drove to town
la teams Now she missed the traces she
wa following. but she soon found the
place where he jumped the fence.
When Job awoke from his cramped po.s
:sition and gaxei about him he was some
what nonplussed. AZ first his memory was
not equal q al explanation sc how he
came there: but only for second did ha
fail % recollect. Tor something stirred In
his heart and brought tears Is his ewes
when the bells began to ring and the soft
sweet chimes came to him across the snow.
And softer and sweeter than the Christ.
mas chimes was the cheek of velvet that
was pressed close Is his own nlain face.
and softer and sweetar .tili were the toner
softhe voice thaf vhisnered n HID aar. 80
q Merry Christmaa. Is q love 5, 81 rs &.
When the village pastor Mas rousad
from his warm he'd TO listen to their stort.
he was sornewhat annoyed. hnt whom thew
had finiahed. he exclaimad: ~. 81 -
A sdu Ell iii du ct ef et costs mer pas-
sonah1p pr. sz
s Aud he married them then and there.
- Flint awoke on Christmas rnornine
sespapers Dot placed in the casket were
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CONITIyE I'm Ll6il

IhIpEp - ID Nj m 81 u (s
8 &
lsostou III
mesklng StriI 'carefEAI1
syo I. bayre',t q Inall cious
renthesis WhIcl lrl. St1lF
to2the Listener Cited down SUCH -
alnpies q lied % &
him ln DIS Wsntierin ere - sofaa
pf then,
ys ln IS hotel g a Jenna;
20 sinst omers ase rsa nesteee|
antend1ng tos give none ssoF op3ecss 'ss|
value ln ats fale, slass
hotel reeeip q can Pc lass1
8!sd leaving tho mo
atlsfonsrs look sa
aoor ana ieaye tne key q mo na.l
ne ~ h0 IT, =
me hotei q the evening are Sreqsss
70 gave notaoe q me once @ me flo
nnlii lz O'Clock 81.
ll,e1euners, dIne rs, su'ers ulld y HI
carte su 5eder 1agezei Y 2 toutes henrss
every time
- over g money q myers once nv
balzpurg; BOZ
b,y1ng ana sale g al sorss q aa
iandlsn ana oatland1 MONIES
e e
Z 1 s'0 pension plssssans n0ln
decent prices .E.st'
s lollets artlcles REG comments cness pets
I y pest GU lltles
address leIt Y 9 motel reg lster:
MIS-. rag; Iostresta ,lraait Venice
5S olgn 10 c.fe 70 venice:
oheres soobie Sherry COB bier
. ln q catalogue desert olDg the tomb
81 Inc pcaiigers at y erona
NC was one @ inc s5nlDelilne
as .ne arms on ms Urn snow, tas e e s.
stsar-ease risen zen ny an eagl
u catalo que @. g picture Ct = enlce:s
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BULL AND PYTHON.

south African Mounts Ins.
Last Sunday week one 81 the most
remarkable scenes on record IS report-s
ed as having been Witnessed il the VI
entity Of Table mountain. 4 troop Of
cattle, consisting of twelve cows and 8
spatriarchal old bull, were grazing on
5Dne Of the plateau-like spurs Of the
mountain, which is surrounded on
three Sides 81 precip itous ravines, and
On the fourth side, that nearest the
mountain. By dense bush. Some ma
lives higher up the mountain were At
tracted by the sudden believing Of the
cattle, and saw two enormous pythons
coming out 81 the bush and making for,
the cattle. which had drawn themselves
up In 8 compact group with the bull Us
its head. AZ the pythons drew near the
animals gradually backed until they
stood On ! small spaoe that jutted ont
over atremendous precipice.
At this stage sudden rush was made,
but only one heller succeeded In escap
Ing, The other cattle, bellowing most
'piteously. gradually backed. and one
81 one fell over the precipica till fnaI-l
" the bull only was left He suddenly
charged at the big python transiixlngs
the reptile on his horns, but the Sec
ond snake seized The bull il its folds
and, having ~ tail around q huge
commenced To- crush the bull.
which. moaning piteously, struggled
to escape The tail 81 the
python lost its hold of the rock. hut
The larger snake which had slipped ON
the horn, tapping its tail around S
smaller boulder opposite the one the
other snake had Just released. seized
the bull and compressed the animal inI
It's scaly told. The Other python sue
.ceeded ia regaining its former positto on,
and the bull was literally suspended
Ia mid air by the snake The whole.
scene looked like rome CHASTITY tri
nfnphal march. The snakes vera owl
sdently getting the beet of the poor
brute, which was bleeding profusely,
when. BY 8 sudden effort, his struggles
forced both reptiles to loose their hold
Df the rocks and the whole three were
hurled into the ravine beneath.
The cattle were found on the first.
ledge of the precip ice. all being dead
but the bull and the pythons had
bounded from ledge % ledge. and we're
luund 100 feet below the scene 81 the
fight The bull was merely q mangled|
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.to eaoh * them \ = soken: IS rsmeu.
q Ivsntystwo remembt anoess made aslarseg
srednction Ia the tot IN sunt Of his scant 1av-5
inKI and On this par ticular Christmas Eve
he was made % zeal the fact Ia full force
Not that he regretted his Kindness, how
over. he WIS too noble Tor that to everoe-8
our. 10 him.
Eve minutes after the school had been
9sdisrnissed, Ne had received = note from the
chairman Of the, town committee request
Ing him u call q SEQ him. The chairman
MasSA MI. Flint, : man who was IS hard
- his name In business transactions, and
who had acquired the position Of chairman
because the villagers for the most part
feared him. He was rich, and lucky was
the man IN Ciderburg whose house ana land
was not subject to q mortgage held by the
mayor as he insisted was his right
title.
Job had hurried home to the farm. house
where he did chores for his board and
lodging, and had i, walked back 10 the.
village oenJer without eat ng his supper,
so great was his fear that he might keep
the magnate waiting Q minute.
4 The roadway laid between two hills, and
in the shadow Of one Of them was de-.
serted farm house that had been PARTIAL
aeatrovad nv A. Ss5s Ita oman =tin orwav
Loo "a lika & hi.ci sv.wninr ahvsa and
the win a. hn,,is6 Hassmallv arnnni the
sbuildina
Job Felt = creeping sensation pervado
him as he hurr. ia Through the gap an I'M J.
pleasant feeling such a. he had never be-
fore experiano 80 ~ aometh,np q - @ he
Imagined. ona ,11irht teal when avii FORE.
hoded. mt ia shoor Il a. whan Ia atannad
Into the moonliRht boyond the bend IS the
oadIwnv. 3. "a ahort lisfanoe ahead at ia
end of the road Tho chnrnh spire atood
Forth. tall ana vhitA like 4 Christmas
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I. GOLDSMITH 81 BROS,
3ts Main street.
NOVELTIES IN FALL DRESS GOODS
lust Arrived.

NOVELTIES IN FALL DRESS GOODS
lust Arrived.
100 pieces new shades Tricot, 3s inches
wide, at 4ic.
40 pieces all wool Flannel Suitings at Soc.
80 pieces English Cashmere ut 20c.
- pieces Habit cloth, o., worth SIPS.
for Soc yard.
40 pieces Henrietta cloth, all new shades.
at soc.
Large assortment of novelties in dress
trimmings.
100 Walking Jackets at 80 worth $500.
1000 misses and children's Cloaks from
Sl00 up.
All styles Of Short Wraps and New
markets
loo dozen chldrcn's Underwear from
pc up.
800 ladies mcrino Vests ut Soc worth SOC.
just received, large stock OF Jerseys
and BlOuses
20 dozen Ladies' kid Gloves embroidered
back, az zoe pair.
90 dozen French woven Corscts at Csc.
special bargains
For housekeepers, boarding-houscs and
contractors.
500 Comforts at 40c.
o 200 dozen Comforts, extra size, at 75c.
100 pairs white Blankets, 0Jc; worth
Sl.jO.
20 pairs silver gray Blankets, Sl.2O;
worth 500.
"Our Own" Canton Flannel ut Sc.
Large assortment OF Sacking and dress
Flanncls.
Gents Furnishing Goods.
We have full line OF Gents Furnish
ING Goods, aud assure all the best atten-
ton, and
pr,ces Lower than Elsewhere.
/ GOLD MtTH 81 BRO,
as Main street and si.s5 gcnIc street.
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KAHN 81 FREIBBRG,
Corner Main aud Poplar.

Tomorrow and this whole week l2lc best
heavy twillcd double bed Shooting l2lc-
don't forget, lac.
5lc, finest Lonsdale bleached Domestic,
5lc.
6Ic, Lonsdalc Cambria, 0lc.
l2!c aud loo, heaviest gray Flannel, l2lc
and -.
DC, double width Cashmere, &c.
SIC, elegant double width Cashmere, SIC.
lac and l5c, all wool solid colors, loo.
5Oc, beautiful assortment Silks, SOC.
Don't miss this opportunity, and the silk
Nclvcts Soc and Coo, Satins Doc and 30c.
millinery, millinery, Millinery.
l5c and 25c, your choice Of 1000 elegant
fashionable felt Hats, l5c and 2jc.
: l5c, beautiful Wings, ljc and 25c.
Toe. 25c and I0c Tor Birds, i0c and 50c;
these goods, and the ribbons We offer at
loo aud Be- per yard, will cost you at least
three times that price at the 80 called fash.
ionablc millinery stores; but our main
stroke that knocks them all, all our com
petitors, are our Cloaks, Jackets and fine
beaded Moljcska Wraps, and plush Jack
cts, nj 5000. $3.50, $1,000 aud $1,000.
They cost four times that price at the big
plate glass establishments. We gobblcd
up lot at the cusiom.house smugglcd IN
two trunks by Berlin female millincr
aud sold for the duty thereon.
Don't fail TO Sec our MORE Watercd
SILK, 35c aud SOC.
Every lady presented with a bouquet
hairpin.
kahn g. FREIBERG,
Corner Main aud Poplar.
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Now for the DnrsaIns.

We offer in silk department tomorrow
the following five wonderful bargains:
- PIECES colorcd silk Velvet, 10 differ
On. shades, never sold before for less than
$3.50, You can buy them tomorrow Tor SIC.
3 DIFFERENT wcavcs OF black silk, Ora
NADIA Peau De Sol" "Faillo Franchise, "
"Satin MeItornich, ""Gros dc Pompadour'
and "Mcnkcns pure dye, non.splitting
gros grains, some worth $50, none worth
less than Sl75, the entire lot tomorrow for
a. % yard.
ColoaEp SILK pushes, q inches wide,
heavy rich pile, ut Sl.25-tho 10 inch
pushes compared with these are not cheap
at any price.
30 PIECES, all silk surlh, for evening and
street wear worth Soc everywhere, tomor'
row only 57c.
SILK COMBINATION patterns, Velvet. silk
or Plush with Paris novelty 10 match,
worth SO, choice tomorrow $500.
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Before going into details we want to call
your attention TO the fact that the fashions
Of the season were fixed by our fail open
ing on last Thursday. The thousands who
thronged our vast Emporium on that oc.
casion agree that no such display was ever
seen bciore-such variety, immensely, ele-
cameo and beauty under one roof was a
sight, confessed by all as unprecedented
and unappruachable.
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ATtiHLHspn,,,,...

Establishing ln cnVialic reputation ~
NJ vasy mater. nnu the p'trntiun thereof
- iIurh more different Somc firms deal
in 10 hc,t articles until they make fcpu.
o. un. after which the class Of goods han.
10 1t !. Inferior. liui such i not the cas.
NI'h j. ". liill 4 Co., the live aud pro.
suSite shO, merchants, corner Of Main
aud Union stccis, ior they always keep
tho beet and the cheapest.
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PHoF. 9. w. Wmonr will be at T..
Wi'@nnnn & Co.'S every day from 10
o'elock ain. 10 u o'clock M, 10 meet
pupils. Notice his card In another column.
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4 Popular Meat usvLet.

Sites & Ames, ut 10 and II jefferson
street, lave the best meat market In the
city. where fish, oysters, game and can
goods Of all kinds can be found In great
quantities.
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IcrscN Iobacco

Is now considered one OF the most healthy
chows known TO mankind, aud the de.
mand is unprecedented, while It's popu-
larity daily increases. No country mcr-
chant should do without this excellent
grade Of tobacco. which will bo found q
fine seller, giving cn,iro satisfaction TO all
who are 50 fortunate ~ to bc able 10 get u.
Tho Memphis Grocery Company are sole
agents for the celebrated goods In Mem.
phis, aud are prepared to tll all orders.
Give them a sample order aud YOU will
never be without this great blessing
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GOLDSMITH. stain g. LEVY,
3ot Main street.
Our sales Of

Under the influence Of the low prices ut
which We offered them have been i'm.
mcnsc, but We still have large lots remain.
ing Of all grades, from thu cheapest 20 the
finest. which Tor this week We will sell al a
considerable reduction from our former
low rates, and which We guarantee 10 be-
tic best value In this line ever shown In
Memphis. Our importation Of
Carpets ani smy rna Rug.
Is now complete, and well worthy the at.
tcntion Of those who study economy Ia
their purchases
DO not fail TO call and examine these
goods, rs we do as We advertise.
GOLDSMITH. STEIN & LEVY,
set Main street
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"oPIuM. MORPHINE"

Whisky habits cured hy VI. ". Ru,lrr.
MD. Office, - Madison s,rcct. Memphis,
Tenn.
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Nrw Remington and Caliguph Type
NrIors at Lcii'n's business college.
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Nav Remington and Caligraph Type
Writers at Leddin's business college.
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THE ]. s. MBNKEN COMPANY
BARGAIN DAY OF TIE SEASON.

We viii make tomorrow eyontiul as the
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Nkw Remington aud Caligraph Type
Writers at Leddiu's Business college.
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HUNTER BROTHERS
MAMMOTH BARGAIN SALE

Commencing tomorrow in all departments
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THE EVENT OF A LIFETIME

THE EVENT OF LIFETIME
Is to witness the magnificent historical
open airspectacle and military
pageant OF the
FALL OF PARIS
REIGN OF THE COMMUNE,
In the presentation OF which $50 ladies
and gentlemen take part The immense
throngs who have crowded the inclosure
the past week give ample evidence Of its
extraordinary success.
Letters from all over the country request
the committee TO continue the perform
ance another week, and in order to give
everybody chance to see this great spec
tacic
THE SPHINX
viii continue it
One Week Longer.
Additional attractions for this week.
The cast Includes
Prof ArnoIds' Brass Band.
(25 musicians.)
Grand ChOruscs.
Merchants Zouaves, Capt. Kit Deifey.
Schorr Iouaves, Capt Forshay.
Menken Zouaves, Capt. Robbins.
Turner Guards, Capt. George Plalr.
Maennerchor Rifles, CAPT Zimmermann.
Reduced prices for this week-2jc, SOC
and Zoe. In the event OF rain tickets are
good for next performance.
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HUNTER BROTHERS,
opposite Cour, square.
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Carpets aud Lace Curtains

Decorated washstand sets, 10 pieces,
SOB. worth 81
Rogers triple. PLATED butter dishes with
ice drains. $50. worth s..
Decorated dinner sets, llipicccs, SQUARE
shape. - W. worth Slh.
large sheet iron stove pans. Zoe, worth
SIC
2i-hour black walnut clocks, $3.50,
worth $3.50.
llayiland's French china tea sets, gold
bands III pieces. $3.50. worth SIS.
ONsrrn srts, something new, turccn
aud " plates. elegantly decorated, only
$50. worth sliJO.
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AsrovSp,Ne BARGAINS TOMORROW

la house furnishing goods, blankets, sheet.
ings, chinawarc, glassware, towels aud
table damnsks, also
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Grand opening sale OF new and FASH
ionable dress fabrics.
case Of iO-inch wool Biego at l7lc
yard, worth 35c.
$50 pieces OF assorted dress goods, COM
prisng Henrietta CLOTH Drap dc Alma
and lO.inch Flannel suiting, only 2jc
yard.
All wool Ladies' cloth at SOC n yard.
Imported Broadcloth at Sl.00 yard.
Lovely imported plain and striped dress
goods at from 37lc to Sl.50 yard.
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Domestic, aud she-,ins- n, wh.l..ai,

FoR EyrNiNo wT,w Stop ut lace counter
tomorrow aud see the most beautiful and
ccgant embroidered gauzcs aud crepe
lisscs ever seen They cannoi bc seen
elsewhere, imported directly by the J.. :.
Mcnkcn Company.
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FIRE SALVAGE COMPANY,
900 Main street. coo.
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sim Plush. silk Plush

90 pieces oi silk Plush, in 90 different
colors, at 65c yard.
our 500 Plush, - inches wide, this
week for l.jO u yard.
silk Trimming Nclycts, In all colon, at
Gjc a yard.
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100 pain eleven quarter Australian wool
blankets n slui, rcsularpucc -.
3 bales solid oil rcd comforts nj Sl.b5;
worth s2iO.
Einrn Down comforts, pillows aud plush
carriage robes just received.
Eleven quarter crochet coun,crpancs at
pNc, worth sl.bO.
100 dozen all linen truck towels, ISc
each. worth 500 dozen.
10 bales crash iowcling NJ ~ n yard
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-14
1000 taking raus oui, - Zach.

Special display of ,ur WORKS, orna.
mcnts, hronScs aud lirc sets.
~ oIls new Brussels carpets just opened.
New Royal wII,ons aud moaaeitcs.
$50 pairs lace curtains atS175. worth
$3.50.
- cases white aud scarlet bed blankets.
ten quarter. eleven quarter, twelve quar-
tef mud thirteen quarter. nj
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-14
snLs. SILKS. siIAs.

This week our % Glacc, in % dilIcr
cnt coloings, ut GGc a yard, and our sl75
Fnillc Fmncaisc, Ia 10 different colorlngs,
ut ~ % u yard.
our 100 pcan dc Solrc Silks. In ~ DIFF
icrrnl colorings, az Sl.6 u yard.
our line OF Duchess silks at zoe u yard
this week.