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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-13
wELLsBURG PRIMARIES.

Sls-.a' IT. granite q, >utGg R.qasl~.
WELLsBCEg, August 1.-THE m IS
mse'irgo. Republicans Of Brooke county,
held in the Court House this afternoon,
selected de!er.tes as follows:
To Sa.s Crrysouon-E bia Wells, H..
c. Sheppard, I 4. Duyal, S. P. Jacob,
James NJ RcgeTs, James Archer aud VIM.
Tucker
CONGRESSIONAL Delegates - Dr.. Joseph
Cast, Henry Hammu@t, G. W bIcCieary.
Wu. Goub7, n. / Wells, Il N. Morton
and Jesse McNeaT.
San .torrai Conttr-ss fer fiTst District
L L. Bryte, Ah-oIeE Wells, " G. How
lrd. J + McNally, Ceptain Haney, Jas,
W. Cox and Geo \ Baxter
House of Delegates Conferees - Benz
Harvey, L A Sheets, + 4. Frost, c. Ii.
Bsall, J. +. Councilman, Eugene Brown
iug and T. J. Mahap.
Judicial Cuu'erees-R Helstem, Robert
Boyd, J c Grayun, Ed Councilman, W.
T. Barclay. !. + Grill ard Jacob Miller.
Il - said tu,i Cap. DOyener secured I ur
o! the corgr, s-iousl delegates ana John
4. Campbell! he other three. The con
venticu was % quiet and tame affair and
lacked in ,urnusIs-m.
Mss Mamie Darman, 4 teacher in the
puhlir schools and an attractive and bright
young lady, l. dangerously i'll n the resi-
dence OF her father John Dorman.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-13

LONDON, August 1.-THE death l- nm
nouuc, Of Is4ac Strauss, the French uu-
stefan. in his - year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-13

Norti' :a;hrr, md ! all sur -"s- tae
sons o. tho South an1 ,-ngi i'g thgss
who i'y DO in sss '4je ~mr VA jaia'l
TIE NATIONAL L,MENTArIOS.
and Wi. lay garland Of uou.a., On 20,
bier of the greet General. III 4,l..-
rTz-a ta' ,act hat Z ay u.tjru'- l...u-.aj Is
dead, and thai u:- G,gfu % TIE unlon'H
loss, g"d this universe. -Fnpa'nv rIni.g
tram ST sgc-.Ons of the r,uatry. ~ efrari-
I've OF party hUgs, ia easily accounted for,
whsn s.e enni7er thHt under An oy.g~ulius
pr2y'osr". The wGg ~ which Genera.
Sheridan took -U'l ~ COOS P.ru,us plrr, he's
resulted "a increased blessings 10 every
State ~ our own common country
There is 4 Divinity that shapes our ends,
Rough hew them how we will and this
Is true OF nations as well "a Of individuals,
What constitutes the great difference he
tween the wars OF antiquity and our I'-
cent war2 The war OF tine glden me was
followed by suhug'top ADD bondage.
In the tram Of cur great struggle came
reconciliation and freedom Alexander
the Great waici through The blood of hi-
fellow msn By tee sword be Conquered
and by To- sword ne KEEP, the yauqui-hei
~ "oup.Re' n'at''ly MHS re cora IN "s'.'g
" '.'I i nis N''Nsal1 NOOK Oh ',' YOKE ,'.u
,,,s i,''p''e Was "iSi''''i''''''" '1'" '''s
.............
a STRENGTHENED NATION.
The otlyc. of that war has beea 20 weld
together the nation still more Ciosely into
".'g t .Il n'uy' ~ u"s 'ell2Ntu ou'e
''',' ''' ava, s'"''lS '"' Ei.' "lI!'l' " ~.
~ u,', -" ~, "''"H 'l' VIZ We
~ wv, tl'''' '''
,,, -. ,'', >'''"', ,',i ,,,''v -
49, ~,
''.' '''a az
manly 'AU'"I'e' ~ car '''' '''"Et'7 '''.
','''''u "''T we '',.e .''' '.' '.s''' ''""''
''' w. ''''s.' o. I"I ,''. .''h ~. ~ ." '.'
Hovu' ..'''.'' 70 '''e "''a''''-7 81 N''i'.'''
O., 4, '"','''''
IA survey my 'u' me 0. NT"''"l ''"rIl-
""u' l. seems To- me InI' 'hy-' Ne'e ms
'''U''S, a"N '"e ',.''yn' p''n'S
L i'1 ,'.''. ','l '''e ''' S'7'' ."I'-
",,,, ', i, i''',,ssa W "'S's, ~ ,%"
-, -. Ia -, .,.,.',,,,'4
L.; 80,
49, - 81. -, -,
:, 80 - t''',P'
NV o'''' o., ''0,'.
.- " y,'," ''''l'.'',,' "''' ''''
HIS N"|''IIHhN QUALITIES
Il have neither th" tune or the ability
to dwell uoon his military career from the
time he lett Wet Point TIL the close Of
the WAY. Let me select one incident
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-13

March $40 o. Sr-ar-Firm; refined
stsa"y; ,ylrs CG 5.I64flc; white extra @
t. 1-'G.G II H.. yellow GlGtc; OF 4 G!c:
sIa. ds..d a 7lr. confectionery A re: DOW.
oeIea lie MoIaa.e- - strong. RICE -
Strong Petroleum - STEADY; crude &c:
TenueL @; Ju.u.a Glazed weak III -6ic.
Cotton Sect O.-CruEa IEt: refined i64
i'3c. ta!Ig~ Steady: prime city 4:c.
Ro7l2-QGet OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES n SOC.
Eggs-Ql'et H'a steady; western l7alelc.
Pork-Quet. Cut Mea,s-Quiet. Land
Lower and dnli; western steam =pa. -,
September : -; October : ~. Naysm-
h-f :. L.. c.n steam = -. Ents,r-Qui-t
nd st.s ~; W .,rru TO- C-ess--Ql..t
and weak; OHIO Hat 7.-c.
-.--r-
,gIr,eo Ar.,..II wLso, v,ss f,;,r,,
active With td- Int. tn, nj tLa bn..
mess transacted iuring the earlier part of
the session. Cora active, hnt weak aud
lower OATS was easy. Pra,isiogs were
moderately 2etive, pI5rs, irregular. Flour
Firm aud uHcha-. wasa.-Cssh No. =
-pr'rg ~2ici No sp-,rg .6aTqs: 80 >
red 500. Angus -! as e., closing %, - %;
September N.iasic, closing a. sc; Oclo-
her -! size, closing At $50; May ~g.a
zoe, closing At SOC. Corn Cash No. =,
ii,c; August ii,ii.c; closing at +ic.
Ssyiembe, if,ai'3r; closing a. sc; oy.o-
hrr -! ii-', c.'s'TG q. i1ly, Nav -
a3'', closing a @-.c oat|-Ca>h VI. o.,
De- August 2i-a25,c, closing at 2',,
, pttnht- 2ll2i-c, closing at 2i.c, o.
,o"er 2lia2i g, C.o-InG al 2i,1; Aiav II.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-13

Wnnry InI /" FER .t.-,'ovornmcnt-
Uuu-S'u,I>z High r"FInur Finn aud
Unchanged 'N"oai Fairly Active.
Es. y9.- hUvns, II. Money on c,'l
aaay st lnlt pes cent prime Mercantile
ps..r l,Gl ,s=s .a': sterling Exchange
quein,d H.,vg ~ / 81. 4 ~.
GOVERNMENTAL Dali.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-13

ANitlN'fIbN aIa~t fsAN D
State Conventional. r. McFaddsn, j.
{. Hicks, =. X Rodgers
Cnugres wnal Cony.ntioE-J. l.. Park
iu-aa, T W Matthews. T. J Par.ous
Senatorial Cany.u'ion-I T.. Hpuiun,
c. r Rt-- j. ". BIchiuil
Judia.a. Conyeuuan-R. W. Holt, J. l..
Parkinson, II Cu well
CLAY DISTRICT.
state Conveation-A. c. Mcconnell, O.
l. Harvey, Jluos McGIli.
Couar,e .uuuI Conventional c. Still
veil. jams McGil, o l. Holiday.
S-na'uria' tg.veurnu ID. Pierce, l..
V. lIar5y 7 c. Mtlhyw-.
Judicial Cnveut,on-R $. Mcconnell,
T. {. Matthews. D c. EvaCs.
CAMERON DISTRICT.
Congressional Conveniently NJ. No
wei, D. c. Richardson, W. II. Hagan4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-25

There Is something that needs mending In the
apparatus OF the signal ONCE The last cool wave
that came this way followed close On the heels OF
an announcement from the weather bureau that
no relief from the heat could be promised. On
saturday there was another illustration OF the
same fatal facility for predicting by opposites It
was soberly announced about noon that there was
10 probability even OF q local shower and by
dinner time the streets were flowing like rivers
ana people whose cellars were below the sewer
level were using tubs and buckets and pumps as
II their lives depended on the spirited work OF one
half hour. The signal once had a device the
other day for testing the f1ielity OF an anemome-
Ter. II Is pity that something equally practical
could not be found TO Use as q governor on the
prophecy machine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-25
PROPOSALS.

DROPOSALs FOR COAL.-GOyERNMENTP RINT
IL ING OFFICE, WASHINGTON, ID. c. June 22 1883
Sealed proposals will he received ut this office until
TIN O'CLOCK An. Of THURSDAY. JUNE TMEN-
IY-ElGHI. 1888. Tor furnishing loo tons, or
less Georges Creek Coal. run OF the mine" Qual ia
quality that known the eorge's Creek Coal and
Iron ComIany's C<al-). The coal TO be delivered at
such times and in such quantities may be required
weighed and inspected by INSPECTOR stored
at the expense OF the contractor. Bidders will
their bds the OF the coal they propose 20 urnlsh
The successful bidder will be required TO furnish
bond in sle Of 5000, conditioned fAith-
ful Yerfo nance of contract Tie right reject any
Ind Is res rived, III. L. BENEDICT. Public Printer
e2.25..7-3t
DRolosAI.s FOR FURNISHING AIsCRILANE-
IL Gus SUPPL1Es.-U. .. COAST AND GEopETIc SUB
vEY OFFICE. WAsHrSerox ID. e., June l5 lsss.-
sealed PROPOSALS will b. rsceived this once until
O'CLOCK +. NJ OF TUESDAY. JUNE INENTi-sIx
1855 for furnishing Miscellaneous supplies for the us
Of the Coast and Geodec survey Once I'm such Qusnt
ties may be required from time % time during the
nscal year ending June 80, 1859 including Chemicals
Grocers bundries. Csrpenterrhop stock, Lumber,
ZINC Ice Purchase Of Waste Piper, &c Proposals Of
only actual and rsponsabie dealers In the articles viii
be scceT ted and awards viii be maae. item BY item -
the best bidders for each item The prices PROPOSED
inc ade the de lively " the articles the Coast
and Geodetic Survey Oidce. fee Of all charges for
packing, hauling freight Blank forms for propo-
sails wall be furnished on Application TO the under
sixned The reht s reserved 70 reject any or fos.
and 10 waive defocta Envelopes containing propo
sails SHOULD be marked .Propoesls for M1scellsueous
ss saasas No ''' . Sis.sseSsss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-25

Australia Is taking rank as a wine-producing
country. Wine Is now made there from grapes of
the European varieties, which have all the flavor
Of those grown on their native SOIL and are at the
same time free from that devastator OF continental
vineyards, the phylloxera At two shilIlngs
sterling salloa this Is calculated to bring TO the
grower at least twenty pounds an acre-a figure
which Will cause every available foot OF ground In
Australia 70 be turned TO vine-culture American
grape-growers and wlne-makers will have TO look
10 their laUrels
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-25
prophecy II

The regular yearly series of fireworks explosions
las begun with grand display at Rondout, " Y,
where sunday was celebrated by burning up a
store full OF firecrackers and Roman candles and
all the other apparatus which turns Independence
days celebration into festival OF "bangs and
nzzes and smells" The laws In this District gov
erning the tran1c IN such combustlbles and explo-
sives are strict and wholesome but there are a
good many boys already induly ug prematurely in
the luxury OF noise and smoke and the police
cannot be too yigilant in suppressing such Demon
STATIONS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-25

The ceremonies which are TO accompany the
opening OF the reichstag by Emperor William III
will be OF the most imposing character They are
intended evidently, to impress the assembled
courtiers with a sense OF their monarchs DISPOSE
ton to make up In majesty and pomp what he
lacks In the calm discretion born OF experience
Neither his father nor his grandfather needed any
outward splendors TO fasten upon them the atten-
tion OF all Europe or the affection and respect OF
their own subjects
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-25
HILApELpH1A STORE
HOT-wEATHER BARGAINS.


1ndi1 Linons, Persian Lawns. Linen Lawns Plain
and Dotted Swiss Plaid Nainsook, Swiss. and Lawns
Batiste, Crepeline and Challis extra qualities at
12Sc.
India Gauze Underwear for ladies' Men, and Chill
dren, 25c
Peppewen Jean Drawers for Men. . fit guaranteed,
Soc.
Extra qualities in light weight Hosiery, 25c.
Pure-Silk Mite that were 5Oc now 25c
Fans-Price cut right in half
FARASOLS PARASOLS
fou viii have to them to appreciate the great re-
duction have made in the prices Chidreps in ALI
colors at 40c.
Rbbons-An widths of cream and black all silk
MORE Ribbons.
bargains in Lace Flouncngs, Cambria, Nainsook,
and Swiss Embroidery; Torchon. Val and French
LAces.
special bargains In Linen and Turkish Towels
"a Mosquito Netting. all coors less than regular
prices.
Special value in Mems fine Neckwear, Csc.
CARHART LEIDY,
.e23 92s 9TH and FOG st. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-25

When the noon recess came on Saturday. the
Chicago convention was going to meet at four
O'Clock, nominate Mr.. Blaine and 60 home. After n
had hadits four o'clockmeeting, both the candidate
and the time for nnal adjournment were as far from
decision as ever. Thus do the plans and prophe.
cies OF the most skilful politicians miscarry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-25

From one point OF view the republicans are IN he
congratulated on carrying their convention over
Sunday. The hot weather and the hotel bllls be-
tween them, proved too much for a good many OF
the shouters In the galleries who had no errand
there except the Legitimate one OF hurrahing
somebody into place which he would not nave
got on his merits or his popularity. With them
convention 70 get down 10 work and make some
prOgreSS '~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-25

To show how little the movements OF the for
eign money market can be accepted as evidence
or the satisfaction with which Europe regards
political do.ngs over here witness the boom I'm
American securities across the water last satur.
day. IL Is common for the political parties TO as
sert that rise In bourse values after an election
or nomination, or some other noteworthy event.
Is an index Of popular feeling; but on that prln-
efpie In the present case Europe signined its ap-
prevail OF the Chicago deadlock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-25

The Worlds foreign correspondent, Mr.. Craw
ford, whose relations TO Mr.. Blaine and the estab-
lished accuracy OF whose previous accounts and
predictions concerning the dOlng5 OF the Maine
statesman give his correspondence great weight
With the American public in the crisis at Chicago
says: 1.-The London papers contain reports saying
that Mr.. Blaine is busy Intriguing and directing
affairs at Chicago. These stories are lies, pure
and simple. know, from personal evidence. that
all during Saturday he did not receive one dis
patch from Chicago OF from the United states. 1t
can be further said that he has not received one
political dispatch from the United States upon
this entire trip" The suggestion that Mr..
Blaine has been conducting a campaign
at Chicago, and Is personally responsible
for the deadlock there, IS part OF
course Of unjust and unfriendly treatment TO
which he has been subjected ever since he wrote
the Florence letter. IL compelled him TO write
from Paris substantially what he had written from
Florence, and now forces another declinatIon by
cable. IL is not fair 10 blame Mr.. Blaine because
forty-eght OF his friends have voted for him at
Chicago against his expressed wish, and that other
friends not voting for him, have been slow TO con-
centrate upon another candidate. His nominal
ton by reclamation after all he has DONE would
permit no fair-minded man to accuse him
OF having worked for the honor; not
being nominated, the ignoring OF his name
could not be regarded as token OF
GisreSpect much less as a defeat. Nobody thinks
Of accusing Mr. Mckinley OF dlsOyalty TO his chief,
or OF any thought or word unworthy OF an honor
able man; and yet, in spite OF his energetic pro-
test, uttered on the floor OF the convention his
vote grew from TO IA, or seven hundred per
cent beside which Mr.. Blalne's Increase OF a bare
forty-ve per cent up TO this morning looks meager
indeed The same confidence should be extended
10 tie gentleman from Maine, who voluntarily re-
fused consent 10 the use OF his name when success
was conceded TO be within his grasp. as 10 the
gentleman from Ohio, who Withheld his consent
because he was in honor bound 10 doso
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-25

The Chicago convention would NOT vote unani.
mousiy for Blaine and hesitated TO give majority
70 anybody else. Hence the deadlock, the indic-
nation, and. In conjunction with the sun, the
perspiration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-25
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

IL No suburb Of Warrington can begin to compsre
with this for elevated and nssnfcent views hezith-
fulness, and low prices. Remainder the Government
e spending more money IL beautifyins this than ali
bridge. the GRAND HEHoRixL sTRuacr66Ek. he he
Mount Vernon, Aysnue arlington. Fort .Myer.
0uaee Railroad. Just being commenced al make this
the coming Brooklyn VI Washington We are now
per foot 7. Il. syPHERD 4 Co. 1921 y 81 js.-im
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-25

Since the commencement OF his public career,
Mr.. Cleveland has been most fortunate man
in all his aspirations, ard as yet there are no
signs OF his good luck deserving him. The ST.
Louis convention was in all respects everything he
could ask, and now comes the Chicago concIave,
which, to the eyes Of an unsuspecting outsider,
would seem TO be managed in his direct interest
III the President had personally controlled its
movements IL could hardly have served his pur-
poses better. Not only have the circumstances
of the case favored his cause, but some Of the
prominent men-Foraker and Editor smith, for
example,-eould hardly have been more efficient
agents IN his behalf IL they had been directly IN
his pay. AS for Elkins. he has earned a cabinet
position or a trst-cllss foreign mission.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-25
NATSKILL MOUNTAINS.
SARATOGA,
ADIRONDACE9

LAKE GEORGE ADIRONDACKS
On and after MONDAY. June IS. express trains on
west shore Railroad will run Daily, except Sunday,
10 and from the Jersey City Station of the Pennsyl-
wanna Railroad, making close connections with fast
trains TO and from Washington.
CATSklLL MOUNTAIN EXPRESS.-Leave Jersey
City. stat, n at 90 AIM Arrive Hotel Kaaterskil
via kingston % pm. Grand Hotel, 40 pm. ;
PhGnIc.a IL % pm: Mount House station, :25 D.
m. falenville 1870 pm. Drawing room Cars Jersey
City to Grand Hotel station and To PhCencia (or Hotel
Kaaterskin and Mountain Housed
SARATOGA AND CATSkILL Mt. EXPRESS
Leave Philadelphia 3 20 Arrive Hotel Kaater-
m; PhCnnicla 10 y. Mt. House Station, 3 D.
Palenyille 4 20 Arrive Saratoga 20 pm.
CALDWELL Lake George Top m: Sycamore, 9 90 p m
Drawlne-room Cars Philadelphia to Grand Hotel Sta
tCn and TO PhPnica tor Hotel kaaterskin and Noun
tam HoGse) New York to Caldwell and Jersey City
Saratoga
SARATOGA AND CATsKILL MI. SPECIAL
Leave Washington 900 am. Arrive Hotel Ksater-
skill. via Kingston q Is pm. Grand Hotel 9: % D.
H. Phuenlcla. :5l pm; Mt House Station, y 90 D.
IN Palenville 500 J. m. Arrive Saratoga q % m
huns TO CALDWELL lake George, Saturdays only
irving lO:4O pm. Drawing room Cars New York to
Grand Hotel station and to Ph9nicia (for Hotel
haaterskiH and Mountain Housed. and Washington to
SARATOGA.
Purchase tickets at PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Offices
resorts by West Shore Railroad. Baggage Checked
through. Saratoga trains run via Albany.
c. L. LAMBERT.
je25tseI15 General Passenger Agent New York
Q-ISCH WIDE SASH RIBBON: COLOKS. GAR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-25

IN MCQUEEN q WALLACE
IlOS-iii6 str.st " sansh ~
Aavine Soupped nT.teass once are prepared to exc
cute orders Tor all kinds Of printing ct short notice
CoDpSssnt vorkmsn snploysd, Win study 10 pisase
FiDs Printing specially, lea
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-25

.pRcrAI oFFERi MEMS .IArpoRrRp FANCY
- Half Hose, full re4nlar made. loc. PEI pair, O.
i,.ss, ics q; a.ss ~ . 70 u -. IEnHTA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-25

- Oi oiaefeu Null lies Ior loc.
30, NeUA Aucnihes' All styles Tor ZIG
80 am-iiner C CUsars ;, ior .oc.
M NOV con. ~ -, = go ie y. 80
uosJEpv npp,pTup,-r
- I;htaS 90 D.; S.',
- r,o,s, - ,, ho'e ior ooo.
= r. $50 50 ~ u, s.yieS' ior oee.
40 az q q 60 80 -, ~ ,vi Ieo.
4sc, Fancy Hose all brossn lot. tor o. n.;.
Csc Striped Balbri9ran Ho.e for zoe
zoe Children,s Black Hose all sizes for 1ac
81 Ladies, Swiss Ribbed sin Vasts for ooo
10 per cent off marked prices nne French Vests
4Sc Jersey. fttipx C,auze yests for asc
DRESS GOODs DEpaRrvryD
Sl25 Colored FaiIls Francaisa s1
sll9 Colored and Black Snrah ans for .,
Al % Colorad Satin Rb.dama for az
Soc English Wool Tourist Smith "a for Ioc
&c. 4O-inch wide Colored serxes. for SOC
81 Figured China silks for S5c
35c. Cream and Colored Csshmeres for 29c.
RLBB ON DEPARTMENT
Sl35 10-inch Moirs Striped Sash Ri bbons for n 10
$50 l2-inch Black Satin Edee Moire for sl.35.
$3.50 Bunches French Flowers all Styles for al 10
PARAsOL DEPARTMENT
Marked ssgs, 50 as. "a as 40 os 40 O ., 40
TIC soat s69s, So. 9s. 1925. So So. Il es, sI,20.
$3.50 Gloria" (eenuine) Umbrellas for al 40
1920 Gold and Silver Handles do. for sl.ss.
EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT
Csc. 9-inch Swiss Embroidery for gle.
1Sc. finch Swiss Embroidery for Ice
2Oc- Lawns. all colors. for l2kc.
23c. Tennis Cloths, all styles. for 12c.
DKEsS TRIMMING DEPARTMENT.
10 per cent of marked prices.
JEWELRY DEPARTMENT.
Csc Jewelry all STYLES for Ole
1Oc Oxidized L ace Pins for &c
Sc Real Shell Hair Pins for bc
10 per cent discount on other roods
rF,pUFP cOons nrp.p ,,p,,r
D,c Pocta,. hoots .nd ca Gu. 20,
zoe pocte, hooIs al go o.. 40. ~A''
o. RsIts oil 49, 800 '-
6sc "Tonrists . Co.. ,oiiat r.;,,. ..o
10 nar cent discoun, an o,har $50 0 wv
r,y DEp.pyypyp
SOC Fans all STYLES for 4oc
35c. Jan Fans. an stvIe. sor o,o
csc Fans all stvIe. fo- al
81 Feather Fans ali colors for 75e
go Fans all styles for q "a
SOC. Dolls French b,sona, fo,,-
10 per cent discount on other goods n
CURTAIN DEPARTMENT
Marked. .Sl2 80 $3.50 xaOO A375 az 90 ~ ~
To 20 at 800 see $50 400 .sO Q az
I5c. Curtain Madras for lOc. ward
15c. Scrims, all styles for l2c a ward
50 Mousquito Canopies for al 80
T4gLELYyEy DEpAIyvp,r
10 Tu,lar PEA T.,Ia ~,
75c. BIeached Table D.m.sr TO- en- ,'''
600. ca,,r ~
ou Nor' luz 1oc
a. IN M, IS, -, 70 aoe Sets' ior 500.
60 90 IAN Si oio'n ana NApkins. Tor Sa@5.
xoy1ov nrn,,,,,,,,a -S-
N 49,. 90
m - 80, On n.ai prices 'apaneses"sr
Csc Imported Hair Brushes. for Zoe
Genuine "Pearsm Soap for l2c
Dr. Pray's "Onx aline 4" for 25c
1sc. Oil Skin Dress Shields for 15c
lie. sanglangue Face Powder. I2c
25c. Bottles Of Extracts for Zoe
lac. No. AIN White Rose soap for TO-
15c. Bottles Bay Rum. for 12c
&:
CLOCK DEPARTMENT.
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Hat TRrMMrses.
SILK NULL
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CREPE FRANCAIs
BRUSSELS NET
DOTTED TULLE.
MARABOUT YELLING.
IN WHITE, CREAM AND CoLoRs.
FLOWERS,
FEATHERS,
ORNAMENTS,
ALL AT REDUCED PRICES.
f. $??$ s$H
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4 Il 4 ~ 4 L ( Cos L L ZEE %
, 316 7TH STREET NV.
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O-ISCH WIDE SASH RIBBON; COLOKs: GAR
net Cardinal, Pink. Blue. and Cream: 39c per I'd
SOLD elsewhere at Zoe, lar ge size GLORIA silk Um.
brelas 3 "a. BIUN'S
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THE REGULAR HAT-sToRE PRICES
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