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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-02-24
T1TnEIaRATIoN aIoYnMENT.


Special 10 the Times Democrat,
BAToN RoueE, Feb 4.-Thc fol,
lowing proclamation calling an immi,
grafton convention has been prepared
by the Governor and will DO officially
promulgated on Monday
ExEoUTIyE DEPARTMENT,
Baton Rouge,
In pursuance Of the request Of the
presidents of police juries Of several
parishes 10 North Louisiana, the pres
ident Of the Cotton Exchange Of the
City of Shreveport, the mayor Of said
city and the president Of the North
Louisiana Immigration Society, I
hereby call an immigration 0onyeu,
tlon to assemble in the City Of ShTeye,
port on March l5, 1883 at 10 mi, for
the purpose Of deyising means for
emigration 10 the State Of
Louisiana, and particularly to North
Louisiana and Of organizing Bu-
reau of immigration TO carry out the
oOJeets ana purposes OF sara eohNeh-
tion.
The convention, as requested, will
be composed of delegates, two to be
appointed by the Governor from each
parish and Ave by the president Of
the police jury Of each parish and del
egates appointed by commercial
bodies, railroad companies and labor
organizations interested in the objects
of this convention.
respectfully and urgently request
all delegates appointed 10 attend the
meeting of said convention, and the
citizens of the State 10 give it their
earnest and cordial support,
Given under my signature and the
seal of the State Of Louisiana, al
Baton Rouge, this 4th day Of Feb,
ruary, A, ID. 1888,
s. d. McENERY,
by the Governor
OSCAR ARRoYo, Secretary Of State,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-02-24

Why are good resolutions like faint
ing ladies9 They should be carried
out, and parents should not forget the
resolutions that would never suffer
them to be without that cough and
Group cure, Faylor's Cherokee Remedy
Of Sweet Gum and Mpllein.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-02-24
AaYeFaiaIna CIales.


Omaha World
The people Of Tusoon, A. T., BY q
public subscription, buy 5000 copiea
Of their local paper every month, for
tho purpose Of sending II abroad and
ia addition pay 5000 for tho expense
attending sswrise ups Of their city.
Lamar, GAL, pays $4,000 for pam
phlots and 81 800 FOR d write Up in
lhe press. The Monitor, Fort Scott,
Kansas, Is paid $1,000 for talking w
the advantages Of that city. Hutchin-
son, Kan, claims to pay tba Nsl0s
$40, 900 for running a morning paper,
and Newton does better by tubscrih,
ing $4,000 70 have the RepRblic0n
hoom The place. These booming
places and papers are kept up BY meFr
chants contracting 90 much adyertis
ing iu q given term, and tha papers
win eeFn the money thus paid them
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-02-24

TuoYAs j. nusHfSc, ESQ. 29Qg Pine street,
ST. I0lls 30.. writes @as 2 ghses ssiii "
ann ftfsrfh Tor three ygsasa. At times could
hsrdly Breathe, and ayas eQnstaniiy hay kiqg
and spittlnH, Rnd for the last eight niopths
could not brcaihq through tee noslills
A,ciftsJif could BE doue for nc, Luck
IN L yas ndgied to try pr. e9goe t0tairh
Renedy. and nun nog well man, beheye
Fl f3 sd the only SURG remedy 1qr eatalih row
insniifaotiired, ana one haa only ~ R1ye II 2
faSf ffiai III cs spcfiepee lilg results and
II fieiluaucnt on1a.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-02-24
auntoIa AGONY fro1al Catarrhs'

Pnof. W. HABsHER, the famous meanerlst,
Of itlidcd, N. II, writes 6qne ten years ago
i suifered untold agony from cnropic naHal
nafarrh M family physician gayo me up ne
ineiirablei end E1id I must die. NY case was
stich q lad one, that every day, towards sun,
~. my voice would become - ho4rHe conla
hafelv speak above i whisper. ID the mofning
Nv c6iie 10 ana cieoftng Of nay thsQAt Woiid
ainansb Strangle me Hy The use ot llt. Sage, n
Tafdrrh Remedy, ID three plqgsths, Was welL
man, ana the cure has been pcf cfnlaaenF-1
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-02-24

LAST winter Congressman Herbert's
younger daughter was al fashionable
boardiug-school 10 Washington. In
calling to take her 20 a matinee one
day il occurred 10 M. Herbert 70 in
Yita two young school,mates from the
same State 10 % with them. Hctold
tic waiter 10 say to hia daughter ''and
thc yonng ladies from Alabama, that
he was waiting 10 take them 70 tha
iheatre. n ! few minutes there
tripped into the parloF thirteen pretty
maids from Alabama. Mr.. Herbert
accepted The situation and bFayely
sailed down the avenue. The only
thing that did hurt him, though, vas
10 bear the procession put down as
tone Of them Mormon delegates and
his wives. Tckaags.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-02-24

THE Electric Repiew thinks the
tightening rod a relic Of superstition
and that the day will come when a
Tightening rod on q house will be re-
garded the same as horse shoe over
the door.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-02-24
a maby lie . GaIe "a wind

Why is a newly born baby like q
gale Of wind Because II begins with
q squall, Gold gales induce coughs
and croup. Taylor's Cherokee Rene
dy Of Sweet Gum and Mullen will
cure ii.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-02-24
ARoslalre aaentIeInan.

Which is the most positive gentler
msn9 Certain, Taylor's Cherokee
Remedy Of Sweet Gum and Mulloin is
certain to cure coughs, colds and Group,
II Is pleasant and effective
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-02-24

As many people live in London as
in New York, Philadelphia, Brooklyn,
Boston, Baltimore, Cincinnati, Chicago,
St. Louis and San Francisco, all put
together.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-02-24

The Adsaaee, Of Chicago, records
this blt Of good news: eThere are
nearly four hundred saloons less IN
Chicago than there we're three mouths
ano.H
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-02-24

If The little darling Ii spending sach
sleePless nights, slowly ana pitifnlly
wasting away BY the drainage upon its
system from the effect of tcething, give
DR.. Biggersl HuckgeberFy Cordial, aud
cnTe will result. 40
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-02-24
4 OF earthly goods, the best = good wife;
"A bad, the hsttsFeAt cufsr Of esVthly sAie, =

How many wives VINO to-day AFo al-
most distracted heeapse of thaig many
ailments, all Tending Ia make home
nnhappy, would become The best uE
all earthly goods # they got Fid ot
their troubles by psing pr. Fierce
HFaVorite Rrcseripliop9 Whlch is ar
upfsilipg remedy lor tbose diseaseI
aud weaknessea which aiillct the Is
male sex. Send ten cents % stamp
ior Ds. Rieree's complete treatise q
these diseases, Illustrated by nnmesQp
Woqa -eusa an5 colos ed Plslaa Aia
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-02-24

VIZ clip Che following fEem 4
Times, Democrat special from Louis.
yillei Messrs Moody and sankey
closed their work here to-day With
meeting ii the afternoon and night.
Long before tic hour announced for
the beginning Of The services the inn
meuse auditorium Of the Tabernacls
was crowded and thousands we're surn-
90 away unable to gain admission a
collection was taken up for the benefit
of NE mission n this clty conducted
bY ElaYe Holcomba, the reformed
gambler, and between $4,000 ana $4,000
raised. Mr.. Moody n speaking pf
lis labors here, said 4 am much
pleased with The results, and consid
II that lhe services have been blessed
il q full degree,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-02-24
school dsIrIs.

Why 10 school girls like northwest
winds ; It brings chaps TO their lips.
Shopld ID bring colds 10 their beads,
let tbcm take Taylorls Cherokee Rem.
cav of Sweet Com end Aallein,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-02-24

kudop laiigaqtG if sala lliai
All sodnt Is ibs slqfs ahasege "a
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-02-24
CYPRESS sHINGLE MANUFACTORY
I.AKH CHAFI.Hs TorrresT a nE a

4 AM NUF FAAIFANEIU 70 e1ecute promptly, and
/ in the most satisfactory manner, all orders for
CLEANING RICH
Raised in this section Of Louisiana Samples Of rice clean
cd at my mill be there and az the various stores
in Lake Charles and invite their inspection Thehighest
market price paid for rough rice also clean rice exchanged
for rough rice.
THOS- H-A-NSHHT
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-21

the BILL tn.tJdaIsI into Oongrsss
by Mr.. BssIanln Augustine Elos,
represeu ing the e Shsh Dlsrl,E OF
Tennessee, % ssASlsh National homo
for eK.OpAtsdsrR.o soldiers 10 in keep.
ting With the policy OF the present ed
minissrAiioa AAi shat OF the Dsmo
cratic party. THIS only needs TO bt
supplsmeu led with 9 bill 10 gram
every exon isderAtS, who Was wound
cd or disabled In any way By his efior,s
20 destroy the Union, . psnsl IN 10 max.
she work Ssnplste, as tar IS the rebel
soldiers ara concerned. r,At this bill
will becono = Law there 10 not Il I
aligh .est doub', Il Il Is possible fol
Dsm cratic vo'aI to pass 1t, neither Il
there aRy dsuos about the PssSlden
signiug L. If IL should pass bo;h house,
OF Congress, which, however, We d.
not believe II viii ever do. This 10 only
another step toward securing for ia,
South by sTAtAgsm what they failed
10 SECURE BY iorS Of AIMS, and 1t only
needs one more ter q for Mr. Clio yelAnt
as President, with both houses OF Con
gress DsnofaIlo, to make the VICTORY
OF the Soa,h - complete and the sub.
1usA'lou OF he NJrih ~ dxsd q.
though GeasrLl GrAns had surrenda cred
~ L9s iasssAi Of the opposite being tae
case.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-21

Tho CHASE OF the n. G. Fox Hunting
Club, 40 account OF tho start Of which
~As given In yesterdays paper, vss q
great success. When the parry reached
the hons Of Alexander Beatty, Reai
ROcklaad, = large mum Der Of huntsme ~
were waiting to join the chase. Al Il
O'Clock the dog fox, which had beer
captured ten daTs 11o, was released
and allowed dfseen minutes start OF The
hounds. When released the bounds 81
ones took 10 the trail, and we're soon
da'hing A'ong followed by seventy tz
oited horBtmen
The fox doubled on the hounds aud
made .he oircuiE OF Oentrsville an 4
then struck hes limo for Point Look
out. About p. N. DR. Ward B. RoR
land overlook the fox near Cnadds
Ford. Although nsArlT worn out be
sh0aed aghG. DR.. Rlwlaud picked
him up in tims 10 save him from being
torn to pieces, but not IN time to save
bis life. He died a few minutes after
| ward
W. Y. Warner ald DR.. Rowland led
the ohSse, Orce the doctor vas caught
In brisr yns aad pulled from his
| horse. but be EsmoQhtsi and kept his
load in the chase. The horse Of Alex
ender Beatty tsli and iG WAS feared shat
he was seriously injured, bl, he re,
covered, aud IN few moments WAs
again in the chase.
/ At O'Clock last evening tgenty-
eight OF tho huntSmen bad a supper 81
the European Hotel. Among those
present wers DR.. Ward y Rowland
William Y Warner, Winfield Scott,
Il ~ n
Bro@n, Harry a Drake, s Warren, M
+. HAYDEN, James Green, Frank Cor
bit, hichAsl Dsvino, U. 8. Marshal
Charles ID HeWlin, William W. Lob
lcell, J1hnson, George HArkins,
Aloxandar Bsatty, Henry O. MShaffy
David Kane, W DiEou, DR.. william
X. Garrett, Dr. Jghu h Bsogn John
w, LaWson and Wtnh9.d s. simmoug.
| After me supper cigars were added
and the kauI0rs tRlksd of their hArt
ana misaaps caring the oaAse. W. Y
Warner was . sda toEs,- master and
was ftqunhted 10 respond 10 the Las
Hunt tie responded, and said ihs
this was his frat and would proSably
bo bis lah husI
DR. Ward q. R,Rlaud declare! biz
inability 70 respond to "rhe Tail Of
Fox The fAti OF the HUNT" was as
risn'd to Samuel J. White, but he de,
MED being az the tel OF the hunt. J
Il. Brown, when called on to respond Il
a Comno Complaint" ssii Il was
sore - I'ct J Winfield Scott spokt
on "rbe Usel and Abuses OF Witch
III iE,l" U. ! Marshal Ne~Iis was
oAlied on 40 speak on she "Fairest Il
Hungrs, tho Girl LafE Behind Me"
TINS Mhrshei Was the only maa Who
Gu 1riEe without difficulty and
sh nd trrGt Tlis fact was exp aimed
when II wEs t.ugd lhe Aarshal did ncl
ride 10 iha chase. Soon after It was de
icided ny the mem ers TO take their bot
ties Of Witch Hazsl aud 10 to bad.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-21
BEE HIVE
300 Market Street.

Getting ready Tor inventory
Another great mark down
Colored Velveteens from 7sC
and 81 down to $50 a yard
Only a few left.
81 and SI,2s Stripe Velvets
down to soc. A big loss, but
we want the room.
A few pieces OF Camefs Hair
Dress Goods 60 in at 35c-a
rare bargain. What we have
left Of Black Italian Quilted
Skirts cut down from $3.50 to
81 each.
Plaid and Stripe French Elan
nels, new and best goods, re-
duced from soc to $50 a yard,
Your chance for a cheap dress.
A good and pretty Century
Cloth as you ever bought for
Ioc goes in this marked-down
at 6 Lac a yard.
A few Felt Tides, Table
Covers and Scarfi at two. thirds
price to close out the small bal
ance Of stock before inventory.
Do you want to buy a Plush
Cap or Bonnet for the little one
at two-thirds price2 II SO, see
ours.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-21

RsV. Wu. q Heedham, pastor Of toe
First Baptist Church, W-st Oh-stas,
has after n uoh . lOr comp atei tea
of cray on sketches illustrAtinS Lhe lie
aud labors u Rsy ChAS II. spurgeou ,
the famous Losdon preacher. Toe
sketches viii represent various boy
mood scenes in M SpurEeoa's life, also
the houso 1hsts hs WAS born and &, {
church WHARF be was converted Mr.
eeeohAn proposes In the near future
give an address Tor the beneh. II tn
sun AZ School LIBRARY, and viii use
hts crnyOn sketches Ia illustration o
his .hsms
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-21
TIE OxnooRArIc platform for 1885,

TIE 0KHocR ATTIC platform for 1888
10 already fsrssaAdo sed BY the action
Of the PanasylvAAiA State O,umlttee,
Mr.. w. L 6ots, ons OF the mos. pro-
noun,ei free traders In that State. Oas
thing however sAn bs said 10 Mr..
SCOTS tAver, and that is, hs 10 honest
enough 10 come oRt boldly and state his
convictions, which IL considerably N ore
than can DO said for the maiurlty Of the
Dem traits lsaders. Hs has also
brouga; that iHalsase to bear on the
State Committee In o manner which
has cNused shAt body TO approve OF the
mos eXreas free trade, and fully en-
dorss the utterAncsB OF the President
and his Southern I'D yiserB. There IL no
deny Ing the question with this commit
See, and ooAseque Ally there are nj
pledges OF revenue rector N" or "tArlfl
for revenue oAly" which has been tht
NOV you ses It and now you don'I
policy OF the Dan ocrAtlo party In the
pas! when framing their platforms
The platform Ia pledged to free trade
first lasI Ana all The dune, conseq uen II y
ii csn be taken as what is to folio v In
the NatloAAl platform. This is . grea
step for ward On the part OF the Demo
cratic party, and will be 10 tbs benea
OF the meehAsieS and workingm IN, o.
they vi / have the opportunity OF know
ing txActly what they are voting for
Tha. party has oil ways bsen In favor o
free trade, bat here sofore has Away
Rlossei II over In such . manner thu
the real isnue Vas concealed. Nov
there has bsea . change, and It's posi-
tion on this saoIeot Witch lie OF suol
vital importance TO the ind astries Of thl
North eAnhet bs questioned. There II
still smother tSiHg this party should d.
TO place Themselves fairly before ih,
pubii,, and tsAs 10 TO insert . plank IL
their platform plAlIng ex-rsbel SOLDIER
on the sane tsohEg, respecting pension
and providtsE Shsn Wish homes with tn
Uuiou soldiers, and plsdsipg the part!
to the reden ption Of the rebel bonds
Then the entire policy Of the parry viii
be LAID bare Before the voters OF tn
North, Aad they oil turn from 1t will
disgult ~ an BnOlesn thing.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-21

THE BILL for the establishment Of q
|syssm OF postal Telegraph lines Ii being
vtgor Dusty opposed by the monopolists,
and Norvin Green, president OF the
Western Uaion Telegraph Oom pauy,
appeared before the Senate Postom ,e
Quantities yesterday morning and
argued against 1. This 10 nothing more
than was expscted, and ell opposition
from this source should be regarded 81
Argu nents In favor Of the passage Of
the bill, rhe Western Uuion IL q
Gsplng, aoulless monopoly. and the
only way the people oAn ever be de-
livered from its iron grasp 10 BY the
inter position OF CIngress. 1, has be.
come 50 powerful shat Il Is folly TO try
TO break II down by opposition or oom-
petition, aud unless prompt action 10
taken by O)nsress this company will
ere long beooms too strong for even the
Government 90 cope with. The great
mass OF people look 70 their representa-.
lives for Profession from Its greed, and
II they fall to a,oord IL TO the IN they
will be iAlse 10 their trust.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-21
NAN MANASSAS


rBILADELPzIA. Saturday, Jan. a, 1855
A sensation in Suiiings
So inch fine Atwood stuff
excellent quality, so cents
New, desifable-ia-every-wa
goods Precisely what We
have been selling for 81,
and good value at that
We don't know Of a yard o.
suiting anywhere else in
town that is so much over
worth 50 cents.
Mike or broken checks:
various iavorite shades.
SO / CHI Cheviot Suiting
in mixtures and plaids; mod
est colors, suitable for i'm.
mediate and Spring wear;
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-21


THE Ways and Mssps O>m nltseo o.
the House OF representatives seems 10
be dark lAu 'ern organ zatlon. DIS.
patches from Washington say shat the
ave Rspu )lloAn memb ers are ne! :her
informed OF vhAI 10 going on, or con-
suited In reference to she Sohous Of the
oomms.lee, Huile the two DsmocrAt,
from the North ara not oh oe,er Of.
The bn.iTe com mistes Is ruled by the
aiI Southern Iree.rAde DsmoorAa, Who
will frame legislation to salt Ihe n
selves, regardless OF the Interests o. the
North. IL Ia also sSii that these lead.
ing spirits have decided no. 10 ri "a
public bearings 70 representatives Of
industries who may wish TO show why
oertE duties should not be removed
The WORK OF this COMMITTEES ls being
done N secret, and some day ere long
She IN acuiAo'aees OF the N1rIh will DO
startled Aad SURPRISED u aud how long
shey have bean ds1sived, and how their
business h.s 0een ruined. Presldan
Cleveland asd his advisers are handing
the industries and iuEsres.s OF tbs
North over 10 The 8 nth, bound hand
and foot, And the mechanics and york
ing who vowed for hi n In 1884, vii
kAve cAzse 10 regs,I Il before the ol1s,
OF his adm iAiatrAkion.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-21

A h1;fe hat you'd have been %
years oli this spslug, belonging ia
Alfred l Psxson, recently died on hit
fssm In Mil Greek Hundred. Thu
horse orlgioA ~ belonged to Slmus.
BsIr OF his Say, who, In 1877 OF '7s
gold bin % the late John A DuucAu
for $500 Re VAS purchased from Mr.,
Dan o2f's h!rS IN 1879 by Mr.. PAIson,
who hiss owo-d him ever aimee OpinI
TO his advanced age he has NOT beer
abba TO DO Any work for the pact thr,,
years, bat &r. PsTs,n kent him and
TOOK good cara OF him fo- the good
hs had done
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-21

Edward Oassijy, feeling someWhS
elstei On Friday, the - h inst, handed
$40 note TO friend to keep for hin
IN II he called for Il. la the excite.
ment Of the dsy his thoughts ran on
o. hor matters, and afterwards he oou d
NOT recall ths name Of the friend he had
selecsad for his depositAry. Ha would
teel greatly obliged II aAid frieUd would
retufr the sam - him or leAye IL Al
sho REPUBLICAN Cf1os
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-21

Ex-5TATn 9uperln ten dent OF School,
Williams aud tis assistant, Mr.. Oar.
penter, owe IL 10 thsm selve, IS well .,
the pablio TO explain the dlsorepAn ciel
In the school books account. They
hAvs bo;h proved themselves in tn,
past honor able geailtmsu OF the strict
eSt integrity, aid We cAnpot help think
Ing taAt there hiss been 30 ne mis:Ek,
about this matter which they oan and
will explain 81 The pro GER time.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-21

DCBilU SALE-WILLi BE SOLD AT
L 30 eis West MIMI ttrest, ca
TUESDAY, JANUARY S4th, 'sss,
tlO GO och q m.
Upright Hshr BrothsU n "a Plano,
nsarlJ LeWi hair oioth pAriOr tutL Brus
nel3 snd Ingram oAFpst', God az neU; N ar
DE table, nat rack, snttJ and stair carpets,
walnut btd 'o)u sui. spring mattresses,
loAther DOCS, cottage Eult, oAno ehairi,
rocker, t'wing mRotine, txtspGtsn Table
aintnS oaAitg, els4 ant rat "a erEIar, HAryttI
lime s0ok at2ve, VIII WAEsr and tooItng
utensilH, dithea, tu5b, tius api all Go.dI
e.ei ABOUT f.uatksepl1E. Ihs ABOVE goods
arc in So)t o'cor.
N. B-Any ore wanting 81 o>4 plEse
shoa'd attend this sale. mo goods viii be
pesltl.ely told. pSFAkJ J, IblNRL.LY
Ia w. eudhAm l. Sou, Auet'L lnN
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-21

set IL IlyluR
Boathesst OF centre
Grass Bleached and Cream
Linen Table Scarf, from
I8x47 in. to 18x72 in at
about enc third less than
we ever knew such goods to
be sold for. That's the
way many other Linens are
going here.
Fine Irish Pillow Linen.
40 to 81 inches, 37s to 85
cents.
Linen Sheets, j yards
square, hemstitched at both
ends, S. a pair.
Southwest OF centre.
Millinery. Anything,
everything for children or
grown folks. New, fresh
things all the time. Take
Ladies' Felt Hats: All the
desirable shapes in blacks,
browns, cardinals, and terra
cottas. Where else can you
find them?
North from Thirteenth and Chestnut
streets conner.
We have never heard of
Fur Cap prices like these:
Genuine Seal Caps (pieoei), 81 from
~.
Genuine Seal Caps, IS from $40
Genuine Seal Caps, fines. Xxx, ~ from
$l2.
Gcnulre Seal Caps, finest xxx, sls,
from fl5.
Worth buying for next year
or next at such rates. There
may be plenty of use for
them yet before grass sho We.
Thirteenth and Market streets.
No people like the Japs
for Fans. They m Ike more
sorts and put them to more
uses than any other folk.
Odd, outlaudish shapes often,
but always color-gay. We
have just got an extra bigI
lot OF japanese things at I'm
heard of prices. Your dimes
and quarters will do about
as much for you in the Jap
corner of the Basement as if
you had the run Of the shops
of Toxic.
New Pattern Decoration Faus-
the SOC Kind tor l5e
the CSC kind for l0c
the l0c kind Tor s.
Bamboo Scrolls
the 7hc kind for 4Oc
the 40c kind for 25c
the 3Oc kind for l5c
Decoration PSrasols for
Zoe. 20c, &c soc 75;, 81 up
$3.50
Splash Mats
the Coo kind for 4o,.
Add a hundred other things
at just as unlooked-tor
prices.
Basement, east Of centre.
"A little show to-day of
menus, dinner guest cards
and favors. Rish, elegant,
taste tul, odd; some Of them
original. Invitations tor
parties, weddings, receptions,
dinners and teas; correct in
form and style, best material,
engraving OF highest excel.
lerce.
Stationery section, south of Thirteenth
street ntrAncu
A good / emaire or Bar
dou Opera SSGiass will give
you a clear day sight range
Of 20 or 80 miles. A very
pleasant travelling conpan.
ion:
Opera Glasses, S. to SIS
Marine Gia, sss IS to Si4
South OF Juniper street entrance.
JOHN WANAMAKER