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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1888-08-01
Aceoss-coUNrRY spin.

A wayside inn, blacksmlths forge,
furnace flaring in the gorge,
farmhouse and a ruined mill,
The flood-gates gone, the big wheel still,
lake with lilies on its breast,
A lime kiln on the hills sharp or St;
Such pleasing changes meet the eye
However fast the wheels go by.
The roar Of train upon the bridge,
The rifles crack beyond the ridge,
The plowman's whistle, the milkman's song,
The farm dogs baying, clear and strong,
The bleat of sheep, the roadster's neigh,
The click of reaper on its way,
The songs of birds, the drone of bees,
Fill ear and heart with ecstacies.
Oft here and there glimpse is caught
or scenes with fun or folly fraught;
A COW, reused from her stupid sleep,
A flock of pauic-striclen sheep,
A horse that with a frightened snort
In frisky antics finds resort,
His stupid driver, with jerk and curse
Only makes the rampage worse
A peacock spreads his gaudy tail,
A gobler's tinted crest grows pale,
A bumpkin on a farm yard gate
Stares at you with his mouth agape,
While from the hedge a rustic lass
filings kisses at you as you pass,
Not that she's forward with the men,
But knows you'll never meet again
Der dusty roads, amid green trees
That fling sweet odors to the breeze,
Along ravines where, when It's late,
The jay calls harshy to his mate,
BY red-grown swamps where phantoms walk
And btterns in the dimness stalk,
BY brooklets flashing in the sun,
BY fields in russet clad, and dun
Past churches in the woodland shade
And graveyards where the dead are laid
Past orchards with their fruitage ripe,
And green lanes swiftly lost to sight
Thus onward DER the ground we speed,
Exhilarating SPORT indeed
As to the bird with outspread wings,
II vigor to the muscles brings.
Prank II. Stdu6er, in Detroit Free Press
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1888-08-01
RATES OF ApvERTmWu-
WHEN THE BABY GAME.
Always in the house there was trouble and
confusion,

Always in the house there was trouble and
confusion,
Little sparks of feeling flashing into flame,
Signs of irritation,
SO sure to make occasion
For strife and tribulation-til the baby
came.
All the evil sounds, full Of cruel hate and
rancor,
All the angry tumult-nobody to blame!
All were hushed so sweetlY,
Disappearing feetly,
Or quite completely-wh the baby came
Faces that had worn gloomy veil of sadness,
Hearts intent on seeking for fortune or for
fame,
Once again were lightened,
Once again were frightened,
And their rapture heightened-wben the
baby came.
All affections windows opened to receive 1t,
Pure and fresh from heaven and give 1t
earthly name,
Clasping and caressing
In arms of love, confessing
That life had missed a bessing-tll the baby
came.
Homes that were in shadow felt the gentle
sunshine,
Smiling, as if anxious their secret to pro-
claim;
Grateful songs were swelling,
OF mirth and gladness telling,
And love ruled all the dwelling-when the
baby came.
Hearts that had been sundered by tide Of
passion,
Were again united in purpose and in aim;
In the haunt secluded,
Peace divinely brooded,
| Where discord had intruded-till the baby
| came
Little cloud dispeller; little comfort bringer
Baby girl or baby boy-welcome all the
samel
Even DER the embers,
OF bleak and cold Decembers,
Some fond heart remembers--when the
baby came.
-Fdrmer'S Voice.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1888-08-01
The Oueen,s Now Chair.

Since the Queen met with a slight
accident at Windsor and sprained her
knee she has not been able to stand COM
fortably for any long period, and at
drawing rooms, although appearing to
stand, she has really been sitting on a
cleverly-arranged chair of crimson and
gold. This year another and lower
chair was substituted for some reason or
other, with the result that several ladies
nearly tumbled over when they kissed
hands, as the Queen was sitting so ex-
ceedingly low that it was quite a gym
nastic exercise to bend down to her
hands. London Truth.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1888-08-01
The Iron Dnke,s Confession.

The "reminiscences of the great Duke
of Wellington give some idea of his
wonderful activity when in the field.
"For many years in the peninsula, ~ he
once said, ~ undressed seldom; in the
first four years never | slept five or six
hours sometimes two or three. In India
it is not the custom to undress; / never
did. In Spain | never marched the sol.
diers more than twenty-five miles day /;
in India I once marched the troops sew
enty-two miles in day"
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1888-08-01

The splendid monument to Maria
IFYioresa, lately dedicated at Vienna, is
81 far tie finest and most costly work of
HE kind in Europe. The Empress is
represented in a sitting posture, her
right arm extended and her left hand
grasping the seeptrc. At the four cor
'alers are equestrian figures of her four
great generals-Daun, Laudon, Traun
lkhevephueller The inscriptions are
Aimple-on the front, "Maria Theresa,
and on the back, directed by Francis
foseph /, 1883"
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1888-08-01
Convenienoes in Small Houses


In small houses, where closets are not
abundant, many cCnvenient receptacles
for certain things can be made to answer
other purposes as we'll An ottoman, for
instance, tall enough to serve for feat,
may have top provided with hinges,
which on being raised discloscs par
ttioned box for hats and bonnets. A
long window seat made from pine box
and covered with figured jute makes an
admirable place to lay away clean sheets
and spreads; and one as long and only
half as wide is great convenience in a
dining room for the table-cloths and
napkins in use for the day. Hanging
shelves such as are used for books, when
furnished with curtains, may be appro .
pratel to castor, tumblers and other
appointments. A bachelor friend might
be tempted to take care of his slippers
when there was certainty that there
was an appointed place where they
would be found when wanted A slip
per case is not a diff cult thing to make.
The prettiest ones are made like a huge
bath slipper-that is, with a vamp, but
no sides The shape is cut in pasteboard
and covered with closely quilted satin.
The toe, which makes the pocket for
the slippers, is lined with thick linen OF
the same color, if possible, as the satin.
The slipper is hung to the wall by the
heel, at the back of which loop should
be made for that purpose. Detroit Free
! Press.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1888-08-01

fkud dinners in ondon the guests
f1Rtrcd them bears ham from Rus
cfleis from the Volga, haunch of
81 from Lapland and cokis from
The fashion of game and fruits
'ar countries is the result of modern
les for transport.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1888-08-01

Ion Mature announces that new
bug is causing a steady and in
d decline of coffee production in
. and that the rivers of the Argen-
lepublic have been successfully
with salmon eggs from Den
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1888-08-01

Few Jersey Court revoked legacy
goo to Henry George, the authC r
Iogress and Poverty" from an ex-
! disciple named uutchins, who
T "a give it to aid in advancing the
+ theories.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1888-08-01

s. Sarah Burr left about 500, 900 to
Mount Sinai Hospital and the
tN Orphan Asylum in New York.
unusual for Christians to make be-
& TO Jewish institutions, and the
~ Messenger advocates a memorial
|ss Burr's memory.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1888-08-01

cnefal Henry II. Jackson has offered
present the City Of Savannah with
best picture to be bought abroad for
|Qo0, and to send thither an expert
.|3I,st "a
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1888-08-01

Io Detroit Free Press asserts that
never was and perhaps never will
4anama hat made at Panama. They
aade in a dozen places in South
IIca and nearly always shipped
seh Panama.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1888-08-01

'is New York Sun facetiously OBJ
|fs that "Bismarck is undoubtedly
,0us to preserve the pelce of Europe,
that piece of Europe which
nown as Alsace and Lorraine
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1888-08-01

Hundreds of seals are being slaugh-
tered off the mouth of the Columbia
.figer, oil, the Pacific coast, they extend
ing in great numbers as far south as
'|rillamook. The mode of operations is
very simple. From the schooner, which
IS the base of operations of each crew,
put OF number OF boats, each with
two men, one to row and one to shoot.
The trick is to wound and disable the
\ without instantly killing it. A
al struck in vital part doubles up,
q q and sinks. A seal wounded will
n on the surface till it dies, and a
n a. that approaches near enough for an
npant to get shot can get to the
/ and haul it aboard before it dies.
there is any delay, and the seal dies be-
Il it is reached it is lost to its captors
goes to the bottom,
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1888-08-01

81 Mormon hierarchy is said, by the
FORK World to pay Mr.. a. Gibson
|afy of $l0,0 year to look after
|nterests of the Utah Zion at Wash
pa. He is square re-shouldered, Sc
faced gentleman, dignifed in man.
Ana reticent in speech, and used to
|newspaper man.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1888-08-01

In a recent address ON agricultural
statistics, by n II. Price Collins, be.
fore the bingham, Mass, Agricultural
aud Horticultural Society, he stated that
in 1870 there were 2,659,0S5 farms in
the United States, and in 1880 3,OOs, 0O7
farms, an increase of little over fifty
+ per cent. The States rank, in the esti-
mated value of farm products, in the
Following order: Illinois, $203, 900, 600; I;
New YORK, Sl7s, 900, 900; Ohio, $780,
00O, 600; Iowa, $136, 600, 600; Pennsyl.
Vania, $l9e, 600, 900; Indiana, STA, OOO,-
200, and Massachusetts, away down to-
ward thsG ttom of the list.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1888-08-01
Frenchy's Lucid Explanation.

"All rain and no sun makes trade
mighty dull, sa d a Maiden Lane drug
merchant to a New York Teie rum re-
porter. 81 think the drug stores are
about the best patronized shops in the
city just now.'
As the crowd waited for their drugs to
be put up the proprietor tried to fit
big cork into little bottle, and, when
boy asked, abruptly;
"Where do corks come from"
"Ask l'renchy, there"
'Frenchy' was a young gentleman
from the South of France, gaining a
rudmentary knowledge of drugs aud
the English language, and mixing both
with lual fuency.
"Did you ever see corks grow,
Frenchy:n asked the boy.
"Ya-as, certain, Monsieur, many
times, but zay grow not like re fruit;
it is re tak. Zair is much cork cut in
mycountree, but more in Portugal" "
Don't it kill the trces2'
Gay say gay lif 2e hundred and fCefty
year. Ze cork is not cut till Ze tree is
feefteen, zen not till is re twenty, fife, or
or ze most zat. Zair is always re eight
or ten year between, and /e cork is
more, mooch more, after &c cutting, but
nefer so good as ze first"
Ever see it done?n
'Oui, oui, monsieur; ze-vat you call
'em, small boys, see eferysing eh Iay
cut ze bark up and down re tree, zen
around and around, aud take out 70
blocks soak 'em in wasser, and press
'em under ze heGa loads. ZEN zay are
are dried by fire and packed for zis
countree. Zen zee leetle corks are
made, ze cutters cut ze block up like ze
candy caramels, zen zay make EN- round
wiz a sharp knife, but you Americans
haf ze ma hine vat cuts 'em twenty times
SO veree quick. And ze little pieces, 70
-parings, so re parings, monsieur ay
are burnt to make re Spanish black, ,
Ze trees are veree large, and ze name is
-zay haf re leete cups, monsieur ya-as,
Ee oak, il &c oak, and zee branches grow
low down on ze--boNl ze trunk, on ze
trunk, and 20 small boys we 50 yeree
easy up in zem."
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1888-08-01

Be French Government is about to
4 n man-of-war of such elastic ma
2 shat when pierced by a projectile
nerture will close up Immediately
'z,so shin cannot sink.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1888-08-01

tern manufacturers, according to
sicago SaR, propose to ash the Gov
bit TO slackwater 1875 miles of the
heny River and then dig out an
pal bed 40 miles to Lake Erie, so
shve $40, 600, 600 per year in the
iron making in Western Penn
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1888-08-01

'rwenty-one years faithful service en-
'.As q public teacher to a pension IN
keonsin.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1888-08-01

italy now has now over ten thousand
|Ilos of solidly built and we'll equipped
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1888-08-01

Twenty-four young women hold the
kerce of LIB. from the University of
HIrhigan.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1888-08-01

NJ women of America use four times
Aach silk in proportion to population
The women of Europe.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1888-08-01

cannon on sled runners are employed
i The Russians.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1888-08-01

While heart can beat or eye can see, a Tyne
dale fronts the fray
A Tynedael Tynedale St. Andrew wins
the dayln
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-05
WHAr MANY SAY Or u.

OUR WHITE SUITS were admired his morning by
many. Not only Gathering remarks, but We and tbs
sales unusually large.
Have YOU looked through onr new stockf
Ladies' White Suits. " to s25.
Misses IL TO IL years), Is to %.
Girls a to II years). CSC. to 90.
Boys e to years), u. 4S to IS.
Chiidrsn's Il to yesrsl. 68c. to $40. 90.
Infants Long Dresses, 55c to S9.9S.
The custom IL to rive list Of ices but what does
teach? When We tall you have q dozen or more in
termediate prices between the quoted above
you'll learn We have large variety, but that's all To
appreciate the styles the finish the IT. the prices You
must visit US VIII you!
ASK TO SEE
OUR go LADIES' SUIT. with entire skirt of EN-.
brodered houncing Basque Of all-over embroidery.
New style yoke White MORE silk ribbons The style
and Mt, combined with the guilty VI materials make
tins suit bargain.
OUR 81 MISSES SUIT.-Fine India Linen Suit
with plated skirt AMI plated basque, prettily el.
broidered. Have one tried and then give judy
nent.
OUR s225 GIRLS sUIT.-Improvsd .'aretchen''
style The body with three box pats and insertion
back and front. Skirt. neck. aud sleeves with en-
hroidery. very pretty suit and easily Numbered
QUIZ ~. AZ BOYS SUIT.-Pque Jacket and Skirt
with box plaits. A taior-made appearance, you'll
appreciate. manly boys suit, this.
OUR Sl.3o CHILDS SUIT. OF the four styles ct
this price the popular il Nainsook Dress
embroidered yoke back and 'front.' and two clusters of
and sleeves. The quality VI embroidery used makes
this suit a bargain.
OUR BABIES LONG DRESS OF Nsinsook,
with embroidered pointed yoke back and front six
tucks above rue in skirt neck and sleeves prettily
embroidered. There's Q something about this dress
that makes mothers say. How sweet: how cheap"
~ THE PAI.AIS ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-05
liable DAMAsKs AND NAPKINS.

Your attention is invited to the following I'M
rivalled values in Linens, which offers an excel
lent opportunity to proplietors of Hotels,
Boirding- Houses Dining Rooms, and those At
ting out Summer Cottages. to supply their
wants at extr Ordinary low prices.
o6-inch Bleached German Linen Table, extra
value only SOC.
6Q-inch Turkey Red Table Damasks. colors
oil-boited and fast. only soc. per yard.
60-iEch Bleached German Linen Table Dam
ask. usually sold At 6Sc. only 62hc per yarL
66-inc!i Halt Bleached German Linen Table
Damasks, handsome variety of patterns. hereto
fore sold al Csc ; only 6Oc. per yard
64-inch Bleached German Linen Table DAM
asks satin finished, superb patterns, superior
quality. extra heavy, and extraordinary value.
We have been compelled to ask dollar for Q
quality no better; only z &c. per yard.
As this price will undoubtedly create an ami
mated demand We advise an early response.
14-inch bleached extra quality German Linen
tive patterns. superior finish, and usually sold
At &1.25 Per yard fortunate purchase eu-
ables us to oder IL at the extremely reasonable
price Of 81 per yard.
GOOD VALUES IN NAPKINS.
% dozen = bIeached German Linen Damask
Table Napkins. full selvedge. pure bleach, and
usually sold at 81 IS. Only l. l5 per yard.
30 dozen u full beacLed German Linen Dam
ask Table Napkins. spleEd quality handsome
variety Ut patterns best value ever offered at
the price. Only IL 2 per yard.
We nave vast quantity OF other sizes and quail
tiles each and every one the best value posi-
$40, $3.50. up to $40 per dozen.
(Second hoor.)
WOODWARD LOTHROP
Corner i 18th and SITS NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-05

London was last night called 70 pass first judg.
msnt not on new American play, but on q new
dramatic adaptation Of one OF the most notably
american OF American romances. Hawthorne's
scarlet Letter. Is work which could have been
written In no country save ours. and pictures
Sesnes which have the color OF new-world Lite In
teen Is uSic and as characteristic a. the autumn
tolage OF Massachusetts, forest. Its sutaor Was
one OF the nrst Americans In literature to receive
recognition on the other side OF the ocean and the
production OF this play In far-away London. with
50 strong manifestations OF popular satisfaction.
Is al once handsome tribute 70 the broad scope
o. bis genius and an indication Of the permanence
OF bis fame.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-05
THr AVERAGE Man

Has NEITHER THE TINE NOR THE INcLrNA.
TIoN TO CHANGE HIS OUTER GARMENTS
EVERY TINE THE TEMPERATURE CHANGES.
HE'D BE KEPT BUSY If HE TRIED To-
THE BEST THING FOR HIM TO DO u TO AR
RAY HIMSELF IN SUCH SUIT AS Is WARM
ENOUGH FOR COOL WEATHER AND COOL
ENOUGH FOR WARM WEATHER.
IT MAY NOT LITERALLY BE POSSIBLE TO DO
THIS. But THE SUITS MADE OF LIGHT WEIGHT
cHEvIoTs AND sERGRs APPROXIMATE IT
VERY CLOSELY.
BESIDE THE COMFORT TO Be DERIVED FROM
THESE LIGHT WEIGHT. ALI-wooL GOODS
THERE ARE TWO OTHER QUALIFICATIONS
THAT RECOMMEND THEM TO BUSINESS MEN
TO W.T.. CHEAPNRss AND DURABILITY.
STYLISH SUIT. JUST MADE UP. WELL
TRIMMED. AND TO ALL APPEARANCES EQUAL
TO CUsroM-wORK CAN BE HAD 80 Low THAT
ALMOST ANY ONE WILL FEEL LIKE ADDING
ONE TO HIS WARDROBE
As WE HAVE OFTEN SAID BEFORE VIZ DON'T
CARRY THE CHEAPEST AND POOREST LINES OF
GOODS, BUT IN MEDIUM AND FINE GRADES
WE CLAIM TO BE AHEAD OF OUR COMPETITORS.
MANY OF OUR STYLES ARE MADE UP Ex-
PREssLY FOR Us. But NO HOUSE CAN suC-
cRED WHO DEPENDS UPON ITS OWN RESOURCES.
THERE ARE TWO MANY TASTES TO BE salts.
FLED. AND THEREFORE WE PICK UP THE BEST
THINGS FROM THE BEST MAKERS. OF CoURsR
WE STAND BETWEEN THE MAKERS AND DUB
CUSTOMERS. AND WARRANT EVERYTHING WE
SELL
IN GOOD GOODS FOR SMALL BOYS, LARGE
BOYS. YOUTHS AND MEN OUR STOCK Is FULL.
WE INVITE INSPECTION
ER BARNUM 90.
je5 s3l PENNSYLVANIA AVE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-05
Art FAscr Wonk MATERIALS.

You will be leaving the city shortly. for tho
summer. We are pr pared to furnish You with
materials for all kinds If fancy work To-day
Linen Squares tor tray covers, &c. Stamped in
various designs in the center or corners, only
2.,c. each.
Stamped Carving Cloths. % inches long by
~ inches wide. WIDE fringe all around. only
25c. each.
Large size Stamped Linen Splashsrs. with
drawn work frinyed on sides. handsome de-
Stamped Linen bureau ScaIfs 2 yards long
Is inches wide, excellent designs. only 81 NC.
each.
Large stock Of Zephyrs, worsteds. Embroid-
cry Silks, and Cottons in all the art shades
Fancy Silks Crashes, Felt Bolton Sheetiugs.
Superior line Of Stamping Patterns Stamping
done at short notice.
Fourth hoor.)
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
Cor llthand + sta N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-05
The star Ous Oa Town.

Persons leaving the city for any length Of time
can have TEE STAR mailed regularly to any address
and for any period they may desire.
E~ Az orders for the paper By mail mSst be
accompanied by the money,-at the rate Of fifteen
cents . week. or ffty cents per month, unless
sent to a foreign country. when the price. inciud-
ing postage, Is so cents per month.
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81 HAsp.srwrD Doors.

$4 HAND-sEwED Doors.
HAAD-SEWED THROUGHOUT AND EVERY
PAIR SUBSTANTIALLY WARRANTED
Ialies do you properly understand and sp-
preciate this offers II you have no idea of buy.
ing Shoes just now We would like you to call
and have talk with our Shoe man.
ALL-ONE-PIECE SHOES.
Comfortable and yet snusly -httins are these
HAND-SEwED oxford Ties
Selected Dongola Kid. e. 80.
Genuine Preach Kid, $3.50
BARGAIN FOX BOYS, YOUTHS Or MEN
WITH SMALL FEET.
PatentLeather Button Boots cloth uppers,
only "a pair. bargain, because the materials
and hnish Of % boots.
THE PALAIs ROYAL
(Suit bargains belowD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-05

Inauguration day Is TO be q holiday In the Dis
trict The senate seconds the Houses motion and
the House seconds the senate's motion Each
passes the others ball Such congressional una
nimity In respect TO q matter OF District legisa.
uon Is nAttering tribute 70 the excellence OF the
measure IN question.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-05
SECOND F1ooR "SpEc1A1sr

SeasOnable items that claim attention.
Flsnnels-'Outing'' Cloth. in imitation Of
Flannel. at l5c., Is the cheapest goods Of this
character ever offered Fancy English Stripes,
and very desirable for Lawn Tennis Suits, sea-
shore and mountain knock about wear
We have reduced an elegant line of Hslf-Wool
Scotch Flannels from 375s to Csc. per yard
Small Checks and Fine Stripes for Boys Elan
mel Waists and Mems Outing" Shirts.
New and Choice 27.inch Anderson's Scotch
Chudda Tennis Flaunels, in six beautiful STYLES
of stripes in pink and blues: oil-boiled colors,
half wool, and unshrinkable. Only Soc Der
yard.
SATEENS-Freres Koechlin's French Sa-
teens at the low price of csc. A great variety
Of beautiful styles and coloringa Every new
hundred pieces seems the prettiest.
ROBES REDUCED-To close out the balance
Of our stock OF
BRAIDED AND EMBROIDERED
ZEPHYR AND SATEEN ROBES.
we have concluded to take dollar off
Zephyr Robes. reduced from 81 to 81
Sateen Robes, reduced from So to "a.
GINGHAMS-Another hundred pieces of
Standard Dress Ginghams. at 12kc. per yard
This is information enough for those who have
been waiting. For those who do not know them,
we add that SO far as the patterns and colorings
arc concerned they compare favorably with the
Scotch Ginghams at two and three times the
price. Plxids. Checks, Stripes in great variety
with the newest plain shades to match for com.
binations, 12,Sc. per yard
For 35c. per yard we offer Bingham that had
we bought them month or 80 earlier would be
As aud SO. Lace and Embroidered effects, in
attractive Stripes and Plaids; Plain shsdes to
60 with these. at Csc. per yard.
Andersons Gtnghams. in rare styles, 4Oc
French zephyrs. in Lace and Ombre effects. at
45c.
(Second foor.)
WOODWARD LOTHROP.
Cor. 18th and r Sta NV
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NEw WIRE Dsrss GooDa
Does strictly Cash System enable ~ to offer ron
superior valussi viii you Learnt
PIQUE. Is. go. %, %, 81 SOC.
NAINSOOK Checks and Stripes. l2k, l6. Csc
SWISS. Plain. Figured Dotted. 90. 20 30. IS. 10,
45c -
INDIA LINEN. 12k Ia 20 e. 30. BIN. 45c.
PERSIAN LAWN, Is. 20, %, S7}c.
VICTORIA LAWN Il ysrd yidsA 70. -. ia 20. Is.
3Oc.
CHECK NUsLINs 8. 10. l2k. l5c
CAMBRIC (soft hnish). Is, 20, 25c.
NAINsOOK. IS, Is. csc.
FRENCH NAINsOOK. 26. az. A. coo.
DRESS LINEN, rs IS. Coo.
FANCY sTRlRkD DRESS GOODS. lpc.
SILK NULL Oh yards yidsl &c. Cream. whits,
Blue. Hnk, Nile.
COITOk NULL Gan eolors,. laIte
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