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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-15
BLACK BART CONFESSES


BEssEMER. Mich. Nov. M.-Reinund
Holiday. ''Blnck Bart" ON trial for the
murder of Banker Flcischt,ern of Belle
willie, Ills. and the robbery OF the Gogcbic
stage, took the stand i'm his own defense
to-day and made a confession. He adj
mitted that he robbed the Milwaukee d
Northern train six months ago and also
held up the Wisconsin Central
train a, Catiott; Wis; month. month
stage and shot Banker Fleischhern.
Holxhay says he worked on the Oconto
river for three years and then desiring a
change went tn Portland. Ore. for n short
time. He then went to the Puget sound
country, where he worked in a mill for
Ave months. He also spent eight weeks
i'm riding about the country and was i'm the
west altogether about eight months.
While i'm Washington territory holshay
said he was injured by his horse falling
upon him and that lac laid unconscious
for some time afterwards. and that while
his health previous to this accident had
been good, since then IL had been bad. He
could not describe just how. hut IL affected
his whole systern and particularly his head.
Ordinarily he felt quite good but these
bad spells would come over him and
would last probably a day. sometimes
strange hut could not describe his feeling.
During such spells his actions ana any IN
cislents or occurrcDces taking place at
had several of these SPELLS since his cap
ture aud probably had dozen or more
spells since he was injured. Halxhay said
h.. remembered the day when he was ar
rested and who arrested him. He could
not tell why he held up the stage. Holzhay
says he does not remember who was i'm the
Gogebic stage. He did not remember see
ing either Fleischbern or the driver
and failed to identify the watch
and pocket book said tn have
belonged to- Flcischbern. He claimed he
had never seen Fleischhern's name on
the packet book until his attention was
directed to il by Howell. The prosecuting
attorney Illustrated the prisoner somewhat
when he said: ''Why did you carry two
gums, knowing you were liable to- have
one of these spells at any time and shoot
somebody:"
Halzhay seemed somewhat staggered
by the directuess OF the question, but re-
piled: II carried revolvers to protect
myself from wild animals in the woods.
did not like to- leave " .m anywhere, as
might not find them again. Halzhay
was the only witness for the defense.
Whsf, he had concluded the defense
rS<t{IH.
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wAsHINGroN. Nov. 1A.-rhc Dispatch.
Lieut.. cowies commanding. will Vo down
Chesapeake hay next week to carry on a
series of experiments as to ths. most de-
sirahi" sound signals for sighting vessels
in fog or iu heavy weather. The result
of the experiments will bc communicated
To- tls. International Marine conference
for their information. The question upon
which there is "a difference of opinion il
foY horn or hell. The conference conn
mittec sound signals will probably
witness \ the. exls.risns Iits.
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TOOK THE MORMON OATH
Witnesses Testify to 0bli6ahens uads
In the Endowment Housa.
swearing Allegiance tn EnessSss ~ sAS
Cnitssi ssas~~ s;oSevnoeat-Hsvrs-
hfe Penalties Tn Traitor. the
Church of Latter gDay saiats.

SALT LAKE. Nov. 14.-In preparation for
the corning municipal election many ay,-
made. here recently. Objection being
made tn the admission Of PERSONS denying
faith in poly9amy and adherinR to tho
other Mormon tenets. to-day was set ny
the court to hear the question. Attor-
neys for the liberals asserted that
no Mormon who had taken oaths
in the endowment house could
IN, ~ goosl citizen. and testimony was or
slers,d regarding ttbe nature of these oaths.
John Bond -wore that he went through
the enslo~ment house i'm lssis and WAS rs
quirrsi r take an obligation which COM
PEELED him to obey every doctrine of the
church, especially i'm opposirion tn tho
United States. under penalty Of his life.
He was also required tn take oath tn
avensse the blood of Joseph Smith this
nation, and teach this tn his children and
chilslren's children to the latest genera
ton.
Martin II. warsiell took "a similar oath
about the same. time. he said he was told
IL d. revealed any secrets his throat would
hc cut and his bowels would hr torn out.
He SAW the death penalty enforced ON .
man named Green a number Of years ago.
and when some OF the memtrers OF
the band mtIrtnursd. John w. Young said
il they did not shut up they would bs
served the way.
Andrew Cal,oon swors to the same obli-
CATIONS and said he took oath that thss
highest allegiance was tai the Mormon
church. Polyxansy was N command of
God and all must endorse il or be damned.
The general teaching of the church is
hostility tn the laws of the land. Cahoou
had heard leaders of the church talk foe
the overthrow OF the United States gov
| crnment. Il is common for Wilforvi Wood
| rufT. present head Of the church. tn slo
| this. All the witnesses spoke of murders
| they had either heard of i'm conss.-
| q,Icncs. Of these oatl,s. The hearing will
| bs. continued Tomorrow.
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Another OmnIb.. Issll Proposed.

SANTA FE, n. NJ, Nov. h.-Anthony
Joseph, New Mexico's delegate to con-
gress, i'm an interview says that imme-
tliately upon the assembling of congress
in December he proposes to introduce an
enabling act for the admission of New
Mexico. ut has already been tacitly un-
said Mr.. Joseph. ''between
the delegates In congress- from the terri.
tories OF Wyoming, Idaho, Arizona and
New Mexico that an omnibus bill for the
admission OF these territories shall bs,
earnestly pushed forward. The most
prominent member. OF congress are with
and have pledged themselves. I think
New Mexico's chances are exceedingly
rood"
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To RETURN ,o ga. N..,v. L...s.

KANSAS City, Nov. IA romance in
real life and one of unusual interest de-
vciopcd here to-day when Maurice Scholl
announced his intention of returning tai
Germany to marry Frauiein Margur.ts
Miller. daughter of the birHomaster of -
town near Stuttein. IL was Ii years ago
the couple were betrotisesi- One eveu-
ing when they were returning
sss,sss- the ssyper,s;- Esimssn<A Lon Wonslel.
AN army officer, ins,iltesi his prospective
bride. Sclioli challenged him tn N duel.
Pistols were used, and Won Wonsls.l vas
shot through the heart and instantly
killed. Scholl WAS badly wounded. but
managed tn escape. Since that time he
has been AN exile from his native land.
He made. a. fortune i'm Kansas City and
when the statute of limitations released
him from being prosecuted for his crime,
he arranged tn return to his home and
complete the romance by marriage.
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CHANGING THE RULES.
Alterations ~ asle by shs 4 Awsevs~aa Turf
Coagpeas Gsv Next ssss.Nm.


Csagrsss ssr Nexs s~s.ssu.
CHIcAGO, Nov. h.-At its session to-day
the American Turf Con9rs.ss took up the
matter of amending the rules in regard to
licensing and filming jockeys, the disposal
OF these fines, and the funds for trainers
and jockeys. IL was finally concluded
that the rules are goosl enough IL strictly
enforceti. sD il was decided to- make
change i'm them
A number of other changes were made.
i'm the rules. among which were the fol-
conditions referring to maislrns shall
mean niai.leus AT the time of entry unless
otherwise specified. Rule 10 WAS changed
to read. "wher. no entrat,cc fee is re-
aIircsl the declaration must bc accom-
panied by five per cent. of first
money" Rule n. relating to change Of
name. WAS changed so that no association
whose name has been changed anywhere.
to run ou its course. Rule ~ was changed
that the owner ar trainer must consent
:" the declaration of t''cky tn carry the
Every horse Whose jockey has weighed
out and Whose. number been put. u "a
starter and liable for the whole. IL "a
horse Is excused after weighed out. all
book bets on the. race arr void, and atid-
tional time before the race shall is' granted
hy the Judges. In auctions ar Paris
ON th. excused horse shall be RE-
funded" Rule W.. section A. relating
to state penalties and section a., beaten
and maiden allowances, WAS stricken out
Rule 125 was amended that
Jockeys. grooms and stable boys may bc
fined a. well as suspended or ruled oil.
Rule lao was stricken out and - new rule
adopted I'm its place reading: ''if AN in
clcgii,ls horse bc entered for the. purpose
Of bs.ttiug against him and he finishes
first. ar IL he has been entered for the. p,r-
tions mad. after til. race. all bets shall la
declared OIL"
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NEW York, Nov. h.-Frank &. Hollins.
a stockholsier of the 81. Paul, Minneapolis
4 Manitoba railroad. has begun action in
the New York supreme court. tn restrain
the company from transferring to tho
Great Northern railway Sa2.UUO,OUO of
sets and securities belonging to the Man
itoba company and leasing the railways
of the Manitoba company to the Great
Northern for ninty-nine years proposed
in "a circular issued i'm pursuance of u vot4,
of the Mdnitobsl shareholders u few weeks
since. The complainant alleges that hss
will b.. greatly injured 10y the proposed
transfer.
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TRINIDAD, COL, Nov. 14.-No further
particulars were received to-day regarding
the damage and loss of life i'm the late
snow storm. A number of cattle men
were interviewed by n representative Of
the Associated Press to-day. They do
not appear very cheerful, however. They
at first supposed. The heaviest losers
will be the sheep men, whose hearxis have
been greatly thinned out. The Denver x
Ft. Worth railroad got u train through
yesterday. the first in eleven days. A
light snow is falling tonight, hut nothing
serious is looked for, as the weather has
greatly moderated.
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DENVER, Col. Nov. h.-Thcrs. has been
almost a water famine in this city the past
year. The rapid growth of Denver has
far o,itstripps.si the present supply. A new
company with "a backing Of millions of
eastern capital has been organized to
pipe water i'm from am enormous rcscr-
voir, which they will build at the foot of
the main range of tine Rocky mountains.
The city council has agreed to grant the
franchise at their meeting Saturday next.
This will insure ample water supply
FOR Denver for all time.
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p,,-.u..In~ Their t.msmc-..

KANSAS CITY. Nov. 1.-THE second
days session OF the general missionary
committee Of the Methodist church was
devoted to- "a discussion of the commit
tees finances. The report showed re-
ccipts for th. past year of 81 .l:p.l31, Sl2s,-
55ai more than the previous year. Among
the appropriations made for the following
year was one of Sl,l5UO for home and
foreign missions. The total amount of
appropriations was 81 ,225. .115. Ii was sle-
citied that - per cent. OF the appropris,-
tiorI he. for home and 55 per cent. for for
eign missionary societies.
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wAsHINGToN, Nov. l4.-Thr pres itient
left the city very unexpectedly last even
ing ON n duckinG excursion in Maryland.
accompanied by ex-senator Sewell. of
New Jersey. He may be gone several
days.
President Harrison aud General Sews.ll
arrived at Chass.s. Maryland, last night,
and met hy the Benxis.s Point club.
This morning the president went i'm the
Blind and killed five big brace of ducks.
The president will remain until Saturday.
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CHICAGO, Nov. 14.-The Reformcrs'
convention nearly split i'm N row this
morning, the Greenbackers claiming the
committee on resolutions had not given
them fair show. The matter was finally
smoothed over. however. and the day was
consumed i'm a discussion of various
needed reforms. Tonight the convention
ended it's deliberations. II was decided
for the organization To be known as the
"National Reform Party" and "a commit
tee was appointed to formulate an adj
dress setting forth it's aims.
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BIG BREAK IN COPPER.

The Foreign Market Drops Nearly $40
The New York Market Nsst Affected.
NEW YoRK. Nov. IA London cable to
the metal exchange to-day indicated -
sudden break of nearly a. i'm the foreign
copper market. I'll. decline had no eff
feet on the local market. The facts i'm
connection with to-slay's break on the
London exchange made it plain to New
York people that Frs'nclo bankers who
have held the stock of the French synsii-
cate since its collapse have begun Ia un-
load their metal.
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The X. of l.. Convention.

ATLANTA, Nov. 14.-At the the afternoon
session of the knights of Labor the re-
port of the law committee was resumed.
The most important change made was to
allow the transfer Of one local assembly
to any other district assembly or to thu.
general assembly. without the consent of
either district. national trade or state as
sembly heretofore required. IL was
proposed tn amend the fourth plank of the
platform, and discussions arose which
lasted until adjournment.
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sixsy-ave sw windi~r. on Trial.

yIENNA, Nov. H.-At woo<lawice to-day
the trial opened OF sixty-five persons who
are charged with swintilin9 large num-
her of Gallician peasants by inducing
them to cIni9atc to America by false state
ments and then obtaining n commission
on their passage money. Among the
persons Implicated are the sornmissary of
police. comptroller of customs. n Hunga-
rian judge and - member of customs
guards.
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Suicide of u ~olstier.

SALE LAKE. Nov. l4.-A discharged sol
der named jos. Walters suicitled yester-
day 10y making moose out of his shirt,
tying end tn n pole suspended four
feet from the ground. He then held up
his legs and stranRlcd to death.
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Rro.herhood Ground. In prooklxn,

NEW IoRK, Nov. 1A.-John Ward says
that the brotherhood has purchased
grounds for the new Brooklyn club. They
are situated on the corner of Fulton
that city. and the purchase price was
t1OO,OO.
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McAuime VIII Meet DAILY.

NEW YORK, Nov. IA fight has been
arranged between Jack McAulifre, of
Brooklyn. and Mike DAILY. of Bangor. Me.
TO take place December 5, near Boston.
There will he fifteen rounds with two
ounce gloves.
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\ nefaaiter Arrested at 1T. Paul.

KANSAS City, Nov. 1i.-Joseph
Schwartz, "a jewelcr, who failed here two
weeks ago under rather suspicious cir
cuInstunccs WAS arrested at 1T. Paul to-
night. He is "A defslulter To the extent OF
about SJD,OD.
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BERLIN, Nov. 14.-By an explosion in
the Royal powder factory at Honan to-day
eight persons were killed and twenty eight
injured.
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p. L. ST. JEAN. A.B.. Nd, C.M.
Residence ON second street. ssoJean Building.
once ON First H., In -. Jean Building.
once Hours: 0 to ~ A. M. to O and to r. NJ.
T. D. FITZGERALD,
PoLICE MAGlSTRAIE, JUSTICE OF THE
PEACE. NOTARY PUBLIC, CON-
SESANCEk, &c.
Ffrss street, Anaconda, Mont.
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Upholstery Department.

Lace Curtains Having bought several
cases Nottingham lace curtains at recent
New York auction sale, We will. on Mon
day, oiIcT some astonishing bargains In
these goods. A 81 va ~ long Nottingham
lace curtain, worth $40; Mondays price
1oc. "a yards long curtains. wider aud a
very pretty pattern, worth s2.2j; Mon.
days price sl.25.
A 9. yards long lace curtain. tapped
edges, and very wide, worth $40; Mon
DAVIS price sl.JO. All better grades NJ
the same PROFESSIONALLY low prices
Window shades, almost for song
1900 Scotch Holland window shades
mounted on patent spring rollers, bcsl
fixtures and handsome pull MONDAY
only, 2Ilc. These goods arr we'll woril
5Oc.
ls5 opaque dado shades odd, from Il
o feet long, worth from Sl.25 TO $3.50
Mondays price Njc.
Cornicc poles in ebony, cherry. mahog
any or walnut, sold brass fittings, wortl
DOC Mondays price 800.
Smyrna rugs, large sizo. worth 81. so
Mondays pricc slli. Larger sizc, wortl
$40, Mondays price s2.4j Largest size
worth ~ Mondays price, Sj.7j.
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We have been waiting for warm weather
30 open our iInporta,ions OF fine white
lawns, oIgandes aud muslins, the propit.
lou. hour has arrived aud tomorrow will
disclose the hidden beauties. We open
them with boom and promise such an
array VI stunning bargains that none can
resist
oAgs labout 900 pleccs) that is, one
case each OF plain white India linen, coli
ored striped India baiistc. corded striped
lawn, lattice striped India null, all tomor.
row ut SIC yard, IL yards Tor sl.O0, abou,
hall value.
90 sieccs very sheer plaid and striped
null, cheap ut zoe; tomorrow only lie q
yard.
FAsr BLACK LAWS-This raro article
can be had in our house only. You cant
remove the color fTom this lawn by muria-
tic acid water merely puts a liner gloss
on IL.
Cruz Grapes, only loo; Plaid Organdics,
only 25c; Tennis Cloth Stripes and Plaids,
l5c to 3Oc yard.
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THE VERY BEST VALUES ON RECORD.
Silks.

ollkos
S5c buys surah silks, spring shades, worth
Csc.
isc buys solid color Shanghai silks, worth
use.
4sc buys figured Shanghai silks, worth
s5c.
i5c buys solid color Wool challics, worth
25c.
i5c buys figured Wool Challics, worth &c.
6c buys figured Spring Challics, worth
i2isc
Sc buys 4s.inch black silk.Gnish Henri.
eta.
iOc buys double.width spring shade Dress
Goods, worth 2Oc.
l2ltc buys 3Binch double width, Gray
Plaid Dress Goods. worth &c
Soc buys oil wool i0.inch ncW shades Dress
Goods, worth O0c.
&c buys choice Of all C5 to SIC Dress
Goods Monday.
Glc buys choice Of all ooc to sl.2j Dress
Goods Monday.
7oc buys I.yard wide Shanghai solid.
color Sllk, worth sl.50
1910 buys Combination Suits 10 yarls,
Drcss Goods, "a Trimming Persian SILK,
sold formerly for $50.
sl55 buys Combination, the newest shades,
worth 5000
sG75 buys Combination, the newest shades,
worth si2dO.
SilSc buys all.wool gray Dcboigc,3 80 inches
wide
We have cullod our stock. and all rem.
naniS, from b. yards ~ Into the rem.
| nant pile, nt ahc on the dollar.
Don't miss Dies Goods sale Monday.
25c buys Persian Band, all new sold for
G0c
SOC buys Persian Rand, all new. sold for
| sl.O0
,2,oO buys Antique Persian Band, allhew,
sold for $3.50.
iOc buys Steel or Pearl Dress Buckles
worth Zoe.
2Oc buys Ladies' Hemstitch Handkerchief,
| black corners, sold for i0c.
iOc buys Ladies' llomstitch Handkerchief
embroidered, iold for ~.
Fansl Fansl All Nowl
I SILK Gloves or Mitis Just In.
25c buys Point dc Gcu.on Laces for Sat
Soc buys wide Point dc Genion luocs for
| Saiines
ibc buys new French Satccn, sold Tor 30c.
&c buys Spring Uhallis, sok for loo.
la Tosoa Parasols.
$3.50 buys la Tosca rarasols. sold for $3.50
s225 buys La rosca l'arasols, sold for ~. So
800 buys la Tosca Parasols, new handles,
sold for $3.50.
Toe buys White Null Tics, sold for 95c
toe buys fourply Gents Linen Collars,
sold for 2lc.
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A Thriving Institution OF Learning.
2gs Niain street.

One Of the best evidences Of the popu-
larity aud unprecedented success OF led
din's Business College Is the great changes
which Prof. W. 4. Watson has boon forced
to make during the last ten days In order
TO provide accommodation for the large
number OF students who arc daily being
added 10 the number attending his college.
The two largc rooms In the rear OF the
business college have been combined with
the shorthand department, making one OF
the ncatcsi, lighic-t aud best arranged
school-moms In the South. This, together
with the spacious room already in use,
constitutes one Of the largest Institutions
OF the kind TO be found IN the South. The
walls have been beautifully ornamcnted
with bright, attractive paper, and the
blackboarls rcarrnnged In a convenient
manner. Prof. Watson Is teacher OF
great merit. and the rapidiiy with which
his scholars learn II the best evidence OF
his ability 10 impart useful knowledge.
Every young man desiring a thorough
business education should 20 anG see or
address Prof. w. r. Watson, 23S Main
street, Memphis, Tenn.
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yi.it wiz Repay You.

A gentleman from Mississippi was In
the city Yesterday searching for bargains
aud finally strollcd into tho Armstrong
Furniture Company, 272 Second street,
and requested that he be shown some
bargains In furniture. lie was first taken
10 the elevator aud carried 20 the top
floor Of the SORE. which he found packed
with every description Of beautiful goods,
after which the elevator WIS lowered aud
the elegant furniture seen on the next
floor seemed To surprise him, aud he was
heard TO say that u visit 10 this mammoth
establishment would repay anyone for
their trouble. Eich succeeding floor was
carefully examined aud his admiration
became greater aud greater, and before
leaving lao purchased large bill Of goods.
which he said was the greatest bargain hc
had eyer pun'hascd.
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BIG SALE OF DRESS GOODS
FOR ONE WEEK.


We have been successful in securing an
other lot Of those pure English Mohairs.
% Pieces Monday at 49c yard.
Also one lot OF striped and plain double
width Beiges at Zoe yard.
VIII close out the balance OF our dark
ground Chally Monday at l0c yard.
The last lot OF 36.inch Yelling Monday
ut l0c yard.
Striped and checked Cheviot, 40 inches
wide, regular price 37lc, for this sale only
2ic yard.
100 Pieces printed wool Challys, two
lots, l7lc and 25c, confirmed styles.
As Pieces silk finish lcnriettas, AZ inches
wide, beautiful line colors, ~ ac, worth 81
yard.
One lot OF wool Dress Goods for this
sale, ~ inches, mt Sc q yard.
u Paris Combinations. with printed
borders in ten different colorings. repre-
senting flowers aud wild GRASSES, at sl3.0O
and $l7 suit.
Don't pass thi, department. Genuine
bargains.
Our dressmaker, Nine. Huber, will be
ready TO receive orders Monday.
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Hosiery Department.

100 dozen, our new fanilary dye. ladies'
English fast black Hose at BE per pair
worth j0c.
One line OF silk plated Hose In black.
navy and seal. never sold less than sl.25,
at 7Dc per pair.
Misses lul regular Ingram Hose, job
lot, ut Toe per pair.
Mems regular made striped half Hose,
fast colon, pair for -, Monday only.
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Attractive sale of white Goods.

case coored large plaid Batiste, elalrs
ut DC per yard.
case 10 inch India Linen at l0c.
100 large crochet Quilts ut CSC each.
100 pieces double fold India Lawn ut lc
Large plaid Linen, for children's aprons,
10 and l2!c.
100 dozen kno,ted fringe Towels ut l5c.
100 dozen linen Towels, i0x2l at $40 n
dozen.
$50 different styles fancy wcaves White
Goods displayed in this department Mon
day.
Exceptional values In Black Dress Goods.
We shall offer in this department lot OF
fine Black Dress Goods, comprising Nuns
Yelling, Albatros. French Scrgos. Henrietta
and French Baiistc, at the unilorm price
OF SOC yard. Great Bargains.
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Hats. Hats. HAS.

Everything known in the style World Is
represented In our stock Of Head Wear
Paris, London, New York have contributed.
We feel that we could please my woman IN
the world in this particular, and very par
ticuar, necessity.