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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-09-15
DARBYS
ProphylactiC * Fluid.
Use it in every sick-room for
Safety, Cleanline. and
Comfort

TT WILL PURIFY THE AIR AND RENDER
i it wholesome. The removal of the effiuyia
which are always given off in the sick room pro-
notes the recovery of the patient and the safety
Persons waiting on the sick should use ii freely.
Water in which the sick are batbed should con-
tain small quantity of the Fluid-it win render
the skin soft and pleasant, allay itching, pre-
vent bed Sores scars, ETC., removing all heat and
irritation together with any unhealthy or of
fensive emanation from the body.
Vanderbilt University, Tenn:
AS disinfectant and deter
gent Darbys Prophylactic Fluid
is superior to any preparation
with which am acquainted
II. I. Lupton, Professor of Chem
istry.
j. Marion Sims, M. D., New York:
l am convinced that Darbys
Pr9phylactic Fluid is most val
liable disinfectant.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-09-15

As Goldenson stepped forward on the
scaffold he betrayed Just trife of heryous-
ness.
well, gentlemen" he said, Il have a
ALWAYS reiterated that / loved Mamie Kelley,
and say SO again now Then turning to
Sheriff McMann and putting out his hand,
he continued: II thank you, kind Sheriff,
for al! you have done for me-" He looked
again at the spectators as he stepped back
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-09-15
HUNGRY, AS USUAL.

AT 10 o'clock Captain Douglass arrived,
in command of large squad of police,
belted and gloved. The sidewalk in front
of the jail was cleared, and no one was al
lowed to pass the Gordon of police who was
not provided with a card of admission.
Between IL and II o'clock crowds were
moving up Kearny street toward Broadway,
and the block in front of the Jail was soon
jammed with people. Tickets of admission
to the Jail were in great demand, offers of
$50 to S25 for them being made, and it is
reported that number were sold at those
figures. Demands for admission tickets
were made upon the Sheriff all the morn
ing, but in vain, for tickets were exhausted
long before
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-30
WASHINGTON.

A $50 600 hotel viii be erected next
spring on lots facing the new depot IN
Pasco.
The silver pheasants on Protection
Island have not done well, hut the
golden birds have greatly multiplied.
Charles Stoll, while drunk. laid down
on the railroad track at Orting
Wednesday night, and train passed
over and killed him.
The open season for the following
kinds OF game closes in Washington
territory on December 3lst: Quail,
pheasant partridge, sage grouse,
sharp-tail grouse, prairie chicken
ruflied grouse, mountain sheep, deer,
elk ami moose.
The body OF Capt. John F. Doyle,
who died Mt Tacoma Thursday from
injuries received In the explosion of
the tug Susie, was taken 10 his late
home at Friday IIarbor for burial.
The unfortunate man was 30 years old
and widely known on the Sound.
The postotlice at Burgc. Kittitas
county. viii lie discontinued from De
cember 81. From January the mail
service between Hesseltine. Douglas
county, and Harrington, will be tri-
weekly. A scmi.wcekly service will he
established from NooksaCk 10 Clear
Brook, Whatcom county, beginning
January /.
An effort is being made 10 secure the
stocking Of the Cowlitz river with
Chinook salmon minnovs. The fish
on maturing are said to invariably re.
turn To- their childhood home to pawn,
and by dspo,iting the young fry for
several succeeding years the CoWlitz
might I've made a fayorite haunt Of the
royal Chinook
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-30
YAKIMA Moss-AGATE MARBLE.
Deposits Of Great Extent and Easy
Of Access.
Yakima Tines.


Mr.. T. r. Archibald has presented
the Farrn>T With a number II pieces OF
moss-marble taken from lodges in
Yakima county some ~ miles below
North Yakima. To give an idea OF
how beautiful the marble u, We viii
cite our readers 70 the red German
marble Of which Alien & Cbapman's
soda fountain Is made. This new find
H. much more beauiiful-it has been
called moss-agats by those taking a
casual glance at Il As the diminutive
trees and plants 81 moss are as per-
fectly formed all through it a we have
seen taem in moss-agaie. We have
had il tested by Mr.. Scroggs who
burned a piece Of il and found that IL
Vas reduced 10 powder 30 soon as he
threw water on IL, thus proving that IL
Il a marble formation. Is Is not trans
lucent or transparent like moss
agate. There are splotches Of pink
and blue between the punches OF moss.
The body OF the rock as whole is
mainly white. The hedges are about
eight feet wide and crop out Of the
ground several hundred yards This
wonderful formation j. in the sunny
side neighborhood. half mile north
west OF Black Canyon and four miles
sosth Of Rattlesnake Springs
Mr.. Scroggs. who was one OF the
parties engaged IN making slabs of
the black obsidian volcanic glass; in
the lava beds Of Southern Oregon, says
that there i a machine in use in mar
bic quarries which might be brought
into requisition for saving slabs OF
this Yakima moss marble out for fur
niture tops, soda water fountains.
mantels, etc. The lodges are solid
without seams and therefore the slabs
may be sawed out and polished in the
most beautiful manner.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-30

eraI Hin have Hnionke<1-fpr sasisfat.
"a ton. A lack OF means for sseveSass-
nseEt szayn farther work We xs1npx
have % strain oar patience and wait.
THx LINE FxzT
This woaSerfni helt with rich de
posts Of high grade gray copper. j.
being increased BY the additions OF
new discoveries almost daily. Chill.
sou, owner 81 the silver Bsus, il bow
taxing out . fine grade Of shipping
ore.
The Old S1nossa and Union claims
have made new finds Of good ore.
Considerable work = being done. and
vii be continued through the winter
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-30

The War Eseie and Black Bear are
good properties On the former q
shaft 81 50 feet has been contracted
Ao9nt IL feet are nos completed
making the preaeHt depth 3 feet. IN
four ieet Of pay gold ore. perfectly sat
isfaciory to the owner.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-30
PUYAI.LuP NEWS.
Great Changes In 1889 Hops for
Exhibit at Paris.


pryALIur, Dec 2S.-The real estate
firm of Stewart & Jacobs have now
moved into their new office on Rail
road street. They have made the fol
lowing sales this week Lots o and
10. block o, Miller's addition, to J d.
Steel. 500; lot 2. block q acre), Shu-
mans addition, 10 G. ii Spinning,
500. IS acres in section 4, township
81. range 4 east, To A. y. Miller, S9ioo
The following sales have been made
by Knox.S Samson; Lots 10, II, l.
and u, block 4, A. j. Miiler's second
addition, to 5. Shafer, Sl2l1; A. Hol-
lowell, lots and ., block /. Merrill =
addition, $3o5. lots ., 3. 1, 5, g aud :.
black 3. A. !. Miller's second add
ton. TO 3. Shafcr. $3.50. lot -. block
IA. j. Miller's second addition. to- W
a. Thompson, $210: lots and 2,
block f.. Merrills addition, TO Flora
and Kate Buuell, $500; and acre in
Knox's addition, 500, TO same par
ties
The Corinthian lodge Of Free Ma
sons gave a supper to the members
and friends In the Puyallup last night
They had a public installation OF OIL
GERS at s 30, after which the company
numbering over 10 ladies and gentle
men, adjourned % the Puyallup Ho-
Tel and partook OF very samptuoas
supper, proyided by the proprietor.
who deserves great credit for the man
ner il which il was served
The improvement 90 property in
town still continues T. Mceker has a
force Of half a dozen teams at work
hauling gravel 10 Pioneer avenue.
Meridian stree, is being looked alter
in the same manner, and il oar town
council would only adopt the electic
light for lighting the streets. the citi-
zens' wants would be very veil sun
piled. As il Is there i, very little t.
complain OF. The past year has seen
great changes in Puyallup The gen
eral stores are getting richer and more
fashionable stocks every dav. The
postal facilities are as good as any IN
the territory There Is a fine supply
OF water, and will continue to bc even
although the town should he five times
as large as il is. Al that Is required
Is little better railway aecoDimnda.
tons. and that the town viii nave in
the near future As the new railway to
Tacoma will pretty soon DE com.
mCnced Already - additions have
been made 20 the town. and in the Hr
few months OF lS>1 the total viii mot
lack much 81 ~.
This week the iirm nj + Neekrr 4
Co. had a communication from Wash.
incton asking ior some Na,hlnEtou
Territory hops 10 be sent o. Paris Tor
the great International exhibition o.
be held there next wear
The Grand Army post ia town +
going 20 give an entertainment ia the
opera house oR the evening of JanG.
AIRY
The hop market stiil remains d,si,
no sales having been effected thr
week
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-30
THE ohANoGt> MINES
The Miners Happy New -Fverysissrr
Turning Cat ResutIfailV.

y kabN HHt CORES e0aeAt pf the
PoSr-iNrEJIioENcEB, under late IL
December .. gives the following .um-
mary Of the condition ot the camus
that he has recently visited
busy NH
The Arlington hiss ar~t-cls IS rr, I'm
the uprise and the fN1 DRIFT.
The Fourth oi lUiy is nov EoNn
with th> shaft = feet The vein Is su
feet wide. with 3 rich eh,or5.3c ars 1F-
20 feet Wide, aud the hest evidence ID.
staying, which has given to thg whole
camp new life and enCaurscctusut
Assessments on several prp-t-s-.f-
has developed strong inauctueuj, Ssr
further work.
ANACONDA INA
Assessment work on she Clair show,
good ore in paving quantities in ts1ec
openings grade ore
The spokane i bpakiuE web
This hbi invites prnSrecuae NTH
tunnel with the best assurance SO
good result with money enough a.
stay With the enterprise.
CuNCssNuAIY.
4 number OF assessments on Min-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-30

A number Of assessments on Min.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-30

The Jessie, cornunopia. Hidden
Treasure and Trsane. with many 9th.
ers, are being worked this winter with
better yesasts than at any other time
since their discovery.
In fact, the mines from the BioN
Out. SIX miles bcIos Ruby. 20 the SIN
lsameen, above Painer's lake, Che
p4cka district, never shovel 50 en-
eonragingly as now- The miners N
the different camps, although without
sufficient means to push their deyei-
apmenis. wiih what little they have
been able 10 do. are content
stay hy their properties and rustic. for
''rnowIeh" until spring comes % their
relief. have seen all the properties
/ speak Of, and am frank 70 acknowl-
edge my convictions as 10 the future
good OF this new Okanogan county.
More lovely fall weather could not
re pictured than what we have enjoy
ed 10 date. W. b. NJ.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-30
THE HALL SHIPYARD!
Adjoining this property the south water line.
A GIGANTIC SHELTER PLANT,

of and Chicago and Francisco
the will be established the adjoining
close the Seattle Southern
the direct line of the electric from
city giving direct and rapid communication Seattle
dependent steamboats, and ferry lines
This will be sold cheaper considering location than anything offer
the opportunity of these lots
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-30
SANDERS ADDITION
IT BEATS THEM ALL.

directly opposite the business portion Seattle and where Commercial
street will penetrate Adjoining Manning Southern Pacific Fage
additions of mile the water front has been plated
the This grand opportunity to secure
The portion OF this add
commanding fine the
and Olympic mountains
National Republican., 1888-02-23
Alexandria Matters.

Secretary Harlow, of the Mount Vernon
Avenue Association, yesterday received the
following telegram from Richmond in regard
to the transfer of the old Virginia claim
against Inc United States government "rhe
Mount Vernon resolution passed unani.
mously. Senators Moore and Mcdonald made
stirring and telling speeches favoring II. Nc.
Donald chrstened II the Highway OF Free
dom MoOre's speech is considered the best
made during the session. L, T. MEREDITH"
The ball given by the Alexandria Light In.
fantry. company last evening was largely at.
tended, and proved grand success in every
particular The company attended in fun
uniform, and had but little trouble n captur-
ing the fair ser.
The ball given by the JOnHdabs last night at
McBurney's Hall was but fairly attended and
did not net as much to the organization as
was expected.
The police were kept busy terday look
ing after that class of I'M fortuna es who bend
the elbow too frequently and made many
arrests
II is stated that a visitor in tn : city vester-
day who saw the handsomely mstched team
OF blacks which drew the HydrauliOl steam
fire engine in The parade made an offer to the
company Of $4,000 for them, which was
promptly declined.
National Republican., 1888-02-23
Sn1I,9I for "A Gmess.

The readers of our paper will be interested
III knowing that the proprie,ors of "warner's
Log Cabin Remedies will pay s37i,2l IN cash
lOI the best answer to the question: What
is the hole Tor that is in the outside of the
chimney Of the Old fashioned log cabin, as
represented IN the trade mark OF Warmers
Log Cabin Remedies pamphlet with
picture of such Il log cabin can be procured at
any drug store. The answers must be sent by
mail to II. II. Warner " 90 piopretors of the
celebrated Warmers safe Cure, Rochester, \. Y,
before April 10, lsS. But OHr GHsTcr from
each contestant will be considered. 1t must
be signed lrrh Tic IenR HdUf, giving postotice
address, and must state that the party has
pUrciGsed and uS,d at least Que OF the folio wing
remedies: Warmers Log Cabin Sarsaparila,
warmers Log Cabin Hops and Buchu Remedy,
Warmers Log Cabin Cough and Consumption
Remedy, Warmers Log Cabin Extract, War.
scrs Log Cabin Liver Pills, Warmers Log
Cabin Rose Cream for catarrh, Sc.l, Warmers
Log Cabin Scalpine for the scalp and hair,
Warmers Log Cabin Pasters. The answers
will be referred to an impartial committee for
decision, which will be announced April ~,
lsSS. Letters oil inqdiry will not be answered.
National Republican., 1888-02-23
rrMpLAp LODGE WORK.
Reports Submitted show Them To he
I'm Excellent Condition,

Nomn ng star Lodge, ia Veterans iIili +
stree, on Tuesday evening, gave formal yet
courteous reception to officers OF the grand
lodge aud officers and members Of Perscver-
ance Lodge, Chief Templar Bushbe presiding,
-Four officers OF the lodge were installed, Lodge
Deputy L. G.. Johnston officiating. Resolu
tions in memory of the late Thomas Duke, a
much respected member of the lodge, were
reported by the lodge deputy aud unanimously
adopted.
During the occupancy OF the chairs by the
grand Officers, reports, showing the lodge IN
excellent condition, were made by Grand Sec.
retaty Dony. Grand Treasurer Kinder, Grand
head, and Grand superintendent OF juvenile
Temples, the latter commencing the emphatic
endorsement tho lodge had given Juvenile
work IN the election OF Miss Mary Duke Higgs
MS vice templar, the youngest person. proha'
bly,, who ever occupied that office In the Dis.
trCi. In the good OF the Or'er, conducted py
Past chief Templar Meston, Grand Chief Ma
honey strongly Commendcdthe Good Tempiar
course oi study prescribed by the Right
and Fast Grand Chiet Templar Whitney
made interesting addresses, Sistef Hattie
Wood rendered, III impressive mattler, Am
| my brothers keepcrN and Perseverance
Lodge GCe club sung some charming songs
Friendship Lodge had large and pleasant
meeting this week and initiated one new
member. Chief Tcmplar Bishop presiding. In
the good OF the order, conducted by Vice Tenn.
plar Httic Reid, responses to call were made
in rcCitations by Brother Clark, of Clements
Lodge, in readings and remarks by Sister
Bishop aud Brother Russell, in remarks by
Dr., Bond, OF Holloway Lodge, and Rev. Mr..
Peck,
National Republican., 1888-02-23
Lodge nieetinrs To.NIeht,

The following lodges meet to.ngbt at the
places named
MaNonic.-Ncw Jerusalem, 80 y Masonic
Temple; Harmony, No H. Masonic Temple;
George g. Whiting. No. p. GeOrgetOwn Wash.
iigton Il. A Chapter, No. 2 Masonic Temple.
lnil' oriental, No. H. Odd Fellows Hall;
Friendship. No. u, Pennsylvania avenuc aud
Twentieth street northwest; Covenant, No. Is,
odd Fellows Hall. Georgetown.
Knights OF PyihNs-luiOn, No. -, seventh
and J. streets northwest; Harmony No. n:
Observation-Disclosures and Pennsylvania
avenue.
Z, q T.. C--st. Johns. no -. Washington
Hall, Pennsylvania avenue aud Third street
southeast
ii. Hall, II, Cloud building.
Knights Of Golden Eaglc-Amcrca Castle,
No. -, MCtaulcy'S Hall, 30 PenuSyiyania ave.
hue southeast,
I. q. o' Il. M.-Tuscarora No. 5. Old Fellows
Hall, Eighth street southeast; Logan, No. :,
Market Hall Thiriy.second street; Onondash,
No. ~, liuuch'S Hall.
A. L. ul H., 80. ), lie Drolt building, room TO-
10 g. T-SIar OF Hope, No. -, PennSyl.
vanin nycnuG aud Nineteenth street northwest.
J. y. M.-Wllliam Louis Schley, No. /, Odd
Fellows Han, Gtorgelown Friendship, No. =,
Moore's Hall, 500 Ninth street northwest.
National Union central Council, No. 2l9
~ Sixth street northwest.
y. L. 4. M.-Liberty Council No, >, Std.
hams Hall, los seventh street.
y L A. VI. lT-Mnunt Vernon Council, No.
10, Baum's Hail, Fourth ana East Capitol
streets.
Union Veteran Union Hancock, No. l. o23
street.
Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
FoR family use no beer is better than the
"Faust' from the ADheuser-Busch Brewing
YN.... TRV l... Yts.F.
National Republican., 1888-02-23

HAVE been troubled with catarrh of the
head and throat for five years. Three years
ago commenced the use OF Ely Cream Balm,
The sense of smell, which had been lost, was
restored, | found the Balm the only salts.
factory remedy for the catarrh, and 1t has ac.
COmpishcd n cure in my case IL l.. Meyer,
Wavcrly, y. Y.
EIY'S CREAM BALM cured me OF catarrh, and
restored my sense of smell For cold in head
i works Use masic.-E. II. Sherwood Banker,
Eltyahpih Y I
National Republican., 1888-02-23
Georretowu VIII Celebrate,

The residents ot GeorgetOwn seem to be in
earnest in their determination TO arrange some
suit bic celebration in honor of opening the
new Aqucduct bridge. A meeting Is to be held
tonight at the hail Ottne Cooperative Build
ing Association to boom" no enthusiasm in
the ai'ali aud to appoint the necessary com.
miliees TO CArrN ont the nrOnoi
National Republican., 1888-02-23
Extraordinary bargains in diamonds.

Solitaire Earrings, ~ karats. perfect. s75.
solitaire Earripgs, karats. perfect, $50.
Combination Lace Pin and Pendant, four
teen stones, 500.
Three.stone Lace Pin, fine gems ST..
Solitaire Ring and stud, karat, .s5,.
Elegant Three.stone R!iig, $50,
fMIaShl cent bracelet, Il diamonds $50.
FINE Opal and Diamond Ring, II stones, $780,
200 Gents Diamond Scarf Pins, $40 to Si0l.
Il. HARRIS & Co., 49, Seventh ST.
National Republican., 1888-02-23
Entertained by MIR. and Mrs. Holland.

The members OF the Catholic Beneficial So
cicty and their friends were pleasantly enter
tained by Mr.. and Mrs. Holland at their resi-
dence, 1910 NJ street, Tuesday evening. Some
of those present were ], W. Cromwell, of the
Peoples advocate. Mr. Waiter Douglas, of the
Stag Social Club: Mr.. Thomas A. Sembly, the
Misses Brown. Miss Diggs, of Forestvtllc, Nd.
Miss Jennie Walker, and Mrs. Lacey. a fine
collation. was served AT II o'clock. aud the ex-
eiciscs were closed with musical recitations.
National Republican., 1888-02-23
A Lucky Man VINO Gavs 5000 a. u
\mas Present.

On Thursday noon Mr.. L. c. Atwood our
city treasurer aud manager of the Western
Uuion Telegraph Office, announced that ne
was the holder of the coupon of ticket No.
$50 which won the prize of 100000 In the
December drawing Ot the Lo llslana tue
Lottery, one twentieth part OF the ticket or
$500 having been received from Wells Fargo
Il Co.'S Express A few moments after itsarriyal
he presented the money to his wife as Christ.
mas gift -BcalciG Cal } Nerc Fra, Jan. I,
National Republican., 1888-02-23

Acute rheumatism is an Inflammation of the
Joints. marked by pain, heat, redness, and u
ttldency to suddenly shin from one oint to
another VITA these symptoms apply saliva.
tion Oil the great pain cure, to the affected
parts without delay. Price % cents q bottle
National Republican., 1888-02-23

THE Delightful Liquid Laxative, Syrup OF
Figs, Is a most agreeable and valuable family
remedy, as It II easily taken by old and young,
and Is prompt and effective In curing Habitual
Constipation and the many ills depending on
a weak and inactive condition OF the Kidneys
Liver and Bowels. II acts gently, strengthens
the organs on which 1t acts, and awakens them
TO healthy activity. For sale by all leading
druggists
National Republican., 1888-02-23

K. II. ATRISsoS. OF the architects Office
writes "llavc given Bogerts Cough Syrup to
my children from their infancy, aad it acts
like magic;' contains no poison whatever.
National Republican., 1888-02-23
UnIon Veterans, Union Camp Fire

The Union Veterans Union OF the Depart.
meut of the Potomac propose having family
camp fire and musicale next Friday evening
at the Masonic Temple, and II promises to be
nm enjoyable event. Every arrangement that
can lend to the comfort of those attending is
being perfected, so that n Jolly good time can
be guaranteed,
National Republican., 1888-02-23

The Grand Lodge. knights of Pythias, has
elected the following officers Tor the ensuing
HIeSi.Ier; G. VT'C William Btsk n iasen' HH'e 6 r.,
Henry Yenney &. X. OF Il, and s., j. II. Lewis;
g. X. OF f., ". II. Moher; g. NJ. A. A., z. r.
Iayenneri q |. G., John Adams &. y. IT,, E.
B ICnnybakcr.
National Republican., 1888-02-23
Grand Lodge Onlcers chosen.

JAMES Z. WAUGH says II consider Bogerts
Cough syrup the best have ever used 25
cents bottle,
National Republican., 1888-02-23
rBH SMALL THINGS OF a DAY.
Minor Occurrences In and Abou, tue
CitE,

lpE,, osborne, 1871 street. reports the
HgC.uy Of gold ring worth sis. G. T.
E3o.iu reports the ldrccuy OF an overcOat
WCIth qln.
John Brown, colOrcd, was fined $40 by Judge
-Hcil yesterday for cruelty to animals. FRANK
l.. Brown, n driver, was fined similar amount
for working horse with sore shoulders.
llofNE-> Fragrant FrOStilla is recommended
aS unsurpassed tor curing Chapred hands aud
rough Skin pficc, - cents. sold at SGHU>'s
lnaimaCy.
National Republican., 1888-02-23

PHOSPHATE EMULSION, made with pure Nor.
wegian cod liver oil aud other choice ma.
and sold at the low price of a. cents per pint
bottle. Norwegian cod liver oil, pure aud
fresh, at so cents per pint bottle at SfMMSS
Pharmacy, corner OF Fourteenth street and
New York avennc.
National Republican., 1888-02-23
Hktttt&tt
rktttt&tt
r, II. TAYLOR,
gS3 Pennsylvania Avenue.
Exclusive Novelties in Sateens,
SEATON PERRY,
fsuccoasnr IN Perrv n Hrothapl.

WILL OPEN oN MONDAY, FEB. p. 4 NEW
LINE OF "HlGu CLASS NOVEL TIES, IN
FINEST FRENCH SAIEENs OF HIS
1UlSE GOODS ARE BOTH IN LIGHT AND
FIGURES AND pOMlADOUR AND JAR
DlNlLRE BORDERS.
llIE STYLES ARE CONFINED TO ME FOR
WASHINGTON, CONSEQUENTLY CAN
NOT. BE SEEN ELSEWHERE IN THE
l.5 TltCEs ANDERsoNs BEST QUALITY
SCOTCH GlNGiIAMslN ENTIRELY NEW
NEW TKiNTED ALL-wooL. CuALLls IN
CHOICE AND EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS.
NOVELTIES IN EMBROIDERED BAT!STE
AND PRINTED FRENCH sArEEN
NOVELTIES IN TENNIS FLANNEL SUIT
INGS, NEW HERRlNGBONE MlXrUREI
AND FRENCH CHCDDAS, WITH con
1RAsIlSG SIDE BANDS FOR TRIM
HEW sPRIEG SHADES IN FRENCH BROAD.
CLOTHS ASD ENGLISH SUlTlNGS,
NEW FLAlN AND FANCY INDIA SILKS
RANGING FROM 75C. TO 81. 70 PER YARD.
"FX1RA GOOD VALUES IN BLACK AND
CQLoRED sCRAu SILKS, AT 75c' ST. si.25
MoiRE fRANCAIsE IN BLACK, WHITE,
AND ALL COLORS.
ESPECIAL" COMPLETE STOCK 0E SILK
WARP AND ALL.WOOL HENREIrAS
IN BLACK, IVORY, AND ALL THE NEW
STRING SHADES.
E1.PLAlE FIGURES AND CORRECT
PRICES,