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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
b. e B.
THURSDAY, JUNE 81.

! AhSANo . AObulilS NANahotVS VI IL
stricted about these great clearance
bargain sales.
They extend to every department
| without exception.
Impossible to tell which offers the
greatest values.
You can afford to spend hour:
in these departments.
You can't afford to spend another
day without visiting them.
The latest is the Embroideries.
Yesterday a large special table
was fitted up in the center of the
aisle at the Lace and Embroidery
Depar tments with
Five special lots of Fine Colored Embroid
cred Flouncings and Edgings at
One-half to one-fifth
Original prices.
5000 yards sacrificed.
An indiscriminate slaughter.
75c for 45-inch Colored and White Flounc-
ings, worth 81 30 and 81 IS.
Soc for 45inch Colored F1ouncings. worth 81
and 81 Is
Csc for 500 yards x-width Fiouncings. worth
75c and 81.
loc for 500 yards to loinch Flouncings,
worth 40c to Toe.
SC for 1000 yards to 6-inch Flouncings and
Edglngs that were 25c and a5c.
These Embroideries are marvels
of beauty and cheapness. The
very thing you are buying now.
Come at once. We have no as
surance of their being here a day.
The early purchaser catches the
choice.
That. special 25c Dress Goods
Table-where the soc Surah Silks
were-solicits your early attention.
Goods that are half-price:
4o-inch Mohair Stripes, Mohair
Glace Checks and Plaids, Stripe,
Check, Plaid and Plain Albatross,
ETC., etc.
The Silks are back in stock next
the Indias.
The marvellous prices are still on
them-5oc.
They are not out of place among
other Silks, though such extraor-
dinary bargains, since the entire
Silk stock has gone into a general
contest for cheapness.
The Surahs and Indias still lead.
surahs, 5oc, s5c. Csc to 81 50.
1ndias, SOC. 35c, 45c to 81 So
There are two special 81 2s Silks
at 75c this morning:
Lot L: A beautiful Faille Fran
caise Plaid, white bars on
sIas' ssITssn' Ti1s. SliTs.
Etc, Etc. 0'A'A'
Especially adapted for Trimmings, Panels.
Eeii.) ~ - ''''' 80
Lot 2: Large line of beautiful,
solid Stripe Gros Grain Silks.
Blue Blue Essae Eesada, a.,
49, Brown, Gobeiin,
Olive, Copper,
Specially for Skirts, Trimmings, |
etc, but very stylish for full Suits. |
Our ooc Surah Stripes are beau
:iful goods and excellent quality. |
Some of the colorings are:
Black and White,
Black and Old Rose,
Black and Green,
Black and Olive,
Green and White,
Blue and Red,
Etc, etc.
Those Fine Imported Dress Goods on the |
pecia1 50c table demand your attention |
ou can't afford to neglect them. Each day |
limits your choice by just the number of |
'ieces sold.
A new and beautiful lot, several styles and
many choice shades, beautiful Directofre Side
and Suitings
At 75c yard, were 81 IS.
Something choice and elegant.
See them to-day.
Half prices all through the Wash Goods De-
Ginghams at half price.
Satines at half price.
Challis at half price.
SUITS-s5 to $40 chunks out Of the prices on
II our Suits-S1 Satine and Ginghams to the
ne Silk and Lace Suits.
|
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THEY LEFT THE COUNTRY,

But Nevertheless Assert That Lesitime is
Still In Power.
NEW YORK, June 26-Among the ar
rivals to-day from Port-au-Prince were Gen.
eral La Forest, military Governor of Port
au-Prince, two of Legitime's officers and
Minister Preston and the latter's son.. They
declined to discuss the Haytian situation,
but added that Legitime was just as power
full as he had been at any time during the
insurrection on that island.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-27
r. Iron CITY Beer

Is the best in the market. Pure, wholesome
and nutritious. TTssu
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Ladies' plain white II. 8. Hand
kerchiefs, all linen, &c, loo, 12c, 15c
to Soc each.
Ladies' II. s. and Emb. white
Handkerchiefs, 1870, 25c, 800,
SOC each.
Ladies' H. 8. blocked and rev.
white Handkerchiefs, all linen,
25c, 45c, SOC each :,
Ladies' Seal. and Emb white
Handkerchiefs, all linen, 3so, 45o,
Ladies H. S. and Initial Hand
kerchiefs, loo each.
Ladies' H. S. and Initial Hand
kerchiefs, all linen, I'D and 25c
each.
Ladies' colored bordered II. s.
Handkerchiefs, fast colors, Sc, Sc
and loo each.
Ladies' colored bordered H. 8.
Handkerchiefs, all lineh, 1910 and
26c each.
Ladies' Mourning H. s. Handker-
chiefs, loo to SOC each,
Ladies fancy bordered Mourning
H. S. Handkerchiefs, SC, Sc, 100
each. =
Ladies' fancy bordered Mourning
H. S., all linen, 16c to 81 Is each.
CHILDREN'S HANDKE ERCHlEFS.
ohildren's woven bordered
Handkerchiefs, fast colors, 30 or
35c per doz-
Children's woven bordered
Handkerohiefs, all linen, DC each.
Children's colored bofdered II. 8.
Handkerchief, fast colors, Sc and
&c each.
Children's colored bordered q. 8
Handkerchiefs, all linen, 1916
each.
Children's coloredl bordered
e Handkerchiefs, in boxes, 15c to
83c.
Children's colored emb. Hand
kerchiefs, in boxes, 81 25 and
s1 30 per box.
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ONLY IN sELF-DEFENsE.
Mr.. Mellow continued rs follows.

] knew who Dawson meant when he referred
TO the servant and said had not acted gentle
manly toward her. He meant the woman who
had acted as governess for his children. She
was the same woman who was on the stand
Yesterday, and yesterday was the first time L
have seen her since Captain Dawson's death.
have said shot Captain Dawson for self
protection. He was using his cane and his fist
and the pistol was the only available means OF
defense that had about me. could not es-
cape from Captain Dawson nor fiy from him.
He not only had me in his power, but thought
possibly that he might have a weapon upon his
person. If he had addressed me courteously
he would have been treated differently. had
received him pleasantly and my courtesy was
not returned
MIR. Smith conducted the cross-examina-
tion. He is said to be the best cross-exam-
liner insthe State. In answer to his ques-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-19
CONDENSED LOCALS.

The Hamilton union, for the purpose of
breeding. training and working horses. &C.,
yesterday filed certificate of Incorporation
The instrument is signed by Vim. Carter Mark
Alexander. W. i. Gibson and Harrison Byrd
Yesterday Wm. Shields. the cOlOred driver of
the third precinct patrol wagon, was badly in
jured. On returning from 10Th and l. streets
with a prisoner ana Ofiicer hart the bolt hold
ing the sswingletree broke. when Shields
Jumped off ana was injured about the Leg He
was sent to the Freednans hospital.
Jerry Flckiin fell - he jumped off a street
car (No. 30. ashington ana Georgetown rail-
road) on Pennsylvania avenue and LIST street
northwest last evening and fractured his knee
cap.
Policeman VIM. Haas. on duty in the second
precinct for some years, has rendered his res
ignatiou.
In spite of unfavorable weather the lawn fete
at lexington last evening proved perfect sue
cess both IN attendance and financially The
large and beautifully decorated tent where re-
freshments were served was crowded from carly
evening until late by the friends OF the Ecking-
ton church. The fete will be continued this
evening. Choice refreshments, flowers and
music.
Jno. ID. NJ. Chesney, chief discussing officer
OF the United States geological survey, has
been elected director and treasurer of the
Columbia hospital for women. vice Col. John
III. Wilson, U.S.A, ordered to West Point mill
tary academy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-19
GEORGETOWN.

CHARGED WrrH RoIsrSo Hrs Hosr.-Richard
Harmon, bricklayer was arrested yesterday
by Officer Hawkins on the charge Of grand lar
csny. II appears that Harmon paid visit TO
VIM. Hamody September 10 and was asked 70
spend the night, which he consented to do, but
declined to have any extra preparations made
ior him, he being quite willing. he said, TO pass
the night down stairs. 1t is alleged that DUR
ing the night Harmon was seen by Hamodys
wife ascending the stairs. When morning
came Harmon was missing, likewise sos belong
Ing to his entertainer.
RoBBERY.-Two young men applied FOR room
and board yesterday at the residence of Mrs.
Cost. No. 3042 NJ street. They were shown
room which they said would do. They then
departed and returned later on. Again they
left. but as yet they have failed to return or to
return gold watch and chain valued at about
S25 and between 700 and 800 pennies, which 1t Is
supposed they carried off, as the rooms were
searched Immediately after they had gone and
the above articles were missed.
A KNIFE Up HIS SLEEvE.-Geo. Dundee, q
boy, while standing on the corner Of 34th and
III streets yesterday afternoon, was assaulted
by colored boy named VIM. jackson. who
was arrested, and while on his way. to the
station an open knife with murderous looking
blade dropped out of his sleeve.
A You've LADY DROWNED. - The sad an
nouncement OF the drowning on Tuesday last
OF Miss Susie Gator, Of No. 3160 P street near
Purcellville, Va, where she was visiting was
received by her father yesterday afternoon.
The ELECTRIC RAILRoAD.--The work of con-
structing the roadway of the Georgetown and
Tenleytown railroad is progressing rapidly.
Double rails have been laid to street
FRATERNAL VISTA delegation from Mt.
Vernon lodge, No. 5, X. of p, paid a fraternal
visit to Hermione lodge, No. II, K. Of p, last
night.
TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT
A.M.-Great Falls-temperature, 60; condition,
2. Receiving neutrality-suspicious.. ~; con-
dition at north connection. 8; condition at
south connection. SO. Distributing reservoir
temperature. ~; condition at infuent gate
house, Is; condition at effiuent gate house, SO.
High tide in the river today at SAT- p. m. low
tide at 939 p.m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-19
TIE HOTEL FREDoyrA

The new hotel under the above name. on Fl
street between 18TH and 18th. owned BY W. w.
DanenhOwer and leased BY q. Il. LaFetra is
rapidly approaching completion
The walls. as to whose safety some question
was raised, have been pronounced perfectly
safe. both by the building inspector and by a
committee appointed by the Commissioners at
the request of the lessee, who desired the
question settled by the highest authority in the
District
". III. Houghton. whose name is sufficient
guaranty that the house will be well and taste
fully furnished. has already begun the paper
ing and furnishing, and expects to have the
motel ready for occupancy by the first of Oc-
tober.
Several rooms have already been engaged
from the time they are vacated by the sir
Knights. about two hundred of whom have Sc
cured quarters there during the conclave.
An opening Is to be gwen October 4, from
TO IL ?. m, when the whole house will be open
to the friends
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BAD NEWS FOR TRAMPS,
Judge Miller Proposes IA Much Needed
Reform in Their Treatment Here.


The cool winds ase blowing the tramps to-
ward the sunny south, but many of them will
not cross the Potomac, as they would rather
live IN Washington than in any other city and
make the work house their winter home. This
place has long been noted as 1.-The paradise of
tramps." In many other cities and towns they
are put in the chain gang and made to perform
hard manual labor, such as breaking stone and
toiling on the roads with ball and chain attach
ment. Sickness in some places does not appear
to be sufficient cause for the non-performance
of the assigned tasks. as these victims of lazi-
ness or whisky, or both, are often required to
perform their duty despite the fact that...they
are mot feeling very well" In some places
when arrested tramps are put out under con-
tract to work on railroads other improve
ments, and they complain that the doctors will
not report them sick until they are nearly dead
In this city they have found an entirely differ
ent and more pleasant state of affairs
UNwELcoME VISITORS WHO BECOME RESIDENTS
There are now within the District limits a
number of residents who came here as
transient visitors" They happened to strike
town when the weather was against them and
a temporary home in the work house proved
good enough for them, and they decided to
make that institution their home. Now they
receive a three-months' sentence four times a
year. Some OF the yearly boarders refuse to
leave their homes at the expiration of their
sentence, and sometimes they remain about
the doorway until an officer has to take charge
of them and take them again to the Police
Court to settle up their old account and begin
new one. Three months more they get, and
SO on until the end of the year.
JUDGE MILLER's NEW DEPARTURE
Judge Miller has determined upon a new
course in relation to these Migrants. He is of
the opinion that the tax payers should not be
required to support idlers from all parts of the
country, and unless there is some good reason
for doing otherwise he will not give them per-
manent homes hero to be fed at the expense of
the public. The failure Of the Police Court to
thus recognize their rights will no doubt
have the effect of driving the tramps further
ON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-19
New FAIL AND WINTER
DRESS GOODS.
W. NJ. SINISTER l. SONS

W. NJ. SINISTER SONS
Winter DRESS FABRIQUEs of the latest importa-
ton, comprising one of the handsomest and newest
collections of CAMELs' HAIR and other FINE
WOODEN MATERIALS they have ever offered
Also "a complete assortment Of DELINS CLOTHS
in all the shades and of very superior quality.
100 DRESS PATTERNS of COMBINATION
WOODEN and CAMELS' HAIR ROBES, with perfect
match for each color.
100 pieces CoLoRED FRENCH CAsHMERES in
all the Fall and Winter shades ranging from Soc
to the very best quality, and ali at the very lowest
price; in fact our assortment is complete and
very attractive, and will, NO doubt. be ap-
preciated by all who are interested in see-
ing the very latest styles for the approaching
and the choice styles generally selected
feel confident that early call will be appreciated
and it will afford US pleasure to show them
We have also just opened an elegant assortment Of
BLACK SILKS Of well known brands, and have some
extra bargains to with and are prepared now
to show the best BLACK SILK AT ONE DOLLAR
per yard that We have EVER SHOWN for the price
and the finer goods equally cheap.
LINEN TOWELS Of every grade.
LINEN DAMASKS in great variety.
100 doz. LINEN NAPKINS ranging from 81 per
dozen to the finest imported: and in fact complete
assortment of FALL AND WINTER GOODS. and are
at the very lowest prices.
Also q complete assortment Of WOODEN SUITINGs
in all the colorings all of which will be shown
and you will not be pressed to buy If you are no,
suited.
ONE PRICE IN PLAIN FIGURES.
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ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

ALBAUeH's OPERA HousE.-Creston Clarke
in Sea of lee
NEW NATIONAL THEATER.-"Jim the Pen
man"
KERSAN's WAsHISeToS THEATER.-Frank
Cushman's Monster Speciality Company.
HARRIS BJoU TuEArER.-Lillian Lewis in
'.As in Looking Glass;
GLOBE THEATER.-Transatlantic Specially Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-19

TEN FINE YoUNo TRorTISG HORSES AT Arc
TIoN.-Mr. Bowling will sell tomorrow at 10
o'clock in front of his auction rooms ten head
Of fine Bashaw horses from Edge Hill stock
farm. Virginia. These horses are four and five
years. warranted sound. from Is to l7J<
hands, broken to harness and are fine. clean
lot Those in search Of fine driving horses
should be on hand-Adrt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-19
A Suit for Divorce.

Jacopo Del Bianco, by Mr.. E. A. Newman,
has filed a bill for divorce from his wife, Meri
Del Bianco (nee Solari.) He states that they
were married in New York last March and came
to this city. He charges her with infidehty and
dssertlon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-19
Transfers of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows:
". o. Denison ct al. to Edward T. Davis, lots
10 to u, blk. 3, Brookland; s1.I95.50. John
Burris to William Tobin, pit. IA, So So5; sI,O5o.
Lucy A. Davis to ). r. Watts, lot IL, blk S,
Barry farm; $50. w. A Mckinney to Esther
A. heyser, PIT. s, 50. III; g. Emma 7. Knots
to Z. W. Dom. sub. J. r s sub. Mount Pleas
ant; ~, 100. W. Mayse to r. A. Morrison, sub.
u. So SSe; =. J. q. Topper TO w. F. Eaton,
pr 10, SO. 400; g. James Anthony to A.
Schwartz. sub. 4. 50. Dos; g. Amelia Tight
man ct al to 4. Q. Linger, one-eigbth interest
IN iot Il 81. III; S1.000. Calvin Wilmer to
W. Aiayse. one-fourth interest in lots Is and II.
square lOSo; -. Same 20 p. A. Tracy, one
fourth do; q. Gordon Evans 10 NJ Luchs,
lot AZ. 50. 1910; s1,O46. Anna S. Slater to
Elizabeth NJ Whitmore. pit IL, res y; az OOO
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WALLIs 4 co.'s

NEW ORLEANS CUSTOM HOUSE CIGARS.
All Long. Clear Imported Tobacco. for 8 cents. Are
Creole and Cuban Hand made.
Absolutely pure and free from all acids, extracts
paints or hayorng and not dipped. Is beautiful
and perfect Cigar-not . cheap Cigarro or Cneroot.
Equal to any 10cent Cigar in the United States that
Is sold regular. This Cigar bears the highest testi-
monials Of any goods known in tho trade Indoraed
By hundred aud seventy of the very srges whole
sale firms Of the south north. east and west Is by far
the best advertised Cigar in the Union. Regularly
advertised in nearly every hrstclass paper In tho
Union: also in many other ways Is q standard
brand Absolutely only one Wholesale Agency given
in each city. Write for prices and contract.
JAMES l. BARBOUR SON.
sel7-1m Wholesale Agentl
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oscKoLA WATER cures malaria. At all dealers.

DoS'r You WANT NEW HAT?-R. c. LEWIS
Son, 1921 New York avenue, invite attention to
their new fall and winter stock of gentlemen's
silk and derby hats. Style and quality unex-
celied. Prices right.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-19
EVERY HuMoR EXCEPT IcHrHYos1s

Is speedily, permanently, and economically cured by
the CUTICURA REMEDIES. This is strong Ian
euage but true. 1t will encourage thousands of hope
less sufferers who have tried and found wanting both
physicians and medicines, to make more effort to
rid themselves Of these terrible Affections. CUTI-
CURA is the only positive cure 2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-19

We WILL REMAIN OPEN until 8 pm. until
further notice to accommodate our customers
and execute our orders more promptly. w. b.
Moses Son. cor 11th and + SITS. NV.
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The Trustees of Columbian University,

meeting Of the board OF trustees of Column
bian university was held yesterday afternoon
at the university building. The board contains
six new members this year and is now made ND
as follows: W. +. Mattingly. ]. o. Wilson. II.
C. Fox. Rev. J. II. Cuthbert. J. C. yelling. J.
7. Given, j. W. Powell. T. u. Gallaudet. Gar,ii-
ner q. Hubbard, Rev. 5. II. Greene, G. Brown
Gooce, Rev. @. A Stakely, o. 7. Mason. 4. w.
trustee Is the ex-ministsr TO Spain apd secretary
OF the Peabody fund New members on he
board of oveIseers are Rev. Dr. II. L. More
hou-e. New York; Rev. DR.. Geo. Dana Board
man Pennsyissnla B. A Grocer, Pennsylvania;
Rev. DR.. +. NJ Ellis, Maryland, and Gen. Thos'
J. Morgan Rhode Island, the commissioner of
Indian affairs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-19

OwISo TO THE DELAY in completing our new
building we will be unable to have our final
opening on Monday, $50 instant. expected.
We wish. however, to inform our patrons and
the public that on the above dat tn stor will
be open for business in al. thu depa tments,
but our formal grand recepioa AMI opening,
with all departments compete has been de-
ferred until Thursday. FrldaJ and Saturday,
September &c. "a and %
julius Ian iBURou, 18th and SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-19

TRADE SALE OF CsocxERY.-Thomas Bowling
VIII sell tomorrow at his auction rooms at 10
O'Clock large consignment of assorted
crockery. Sold In lots 70 suit the trade
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-19

HAVE THE Floors AND Walls Of bath rooms
tiled to avoid the sour smell
HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-19

Can't BE BEAT. Handsome motto cup and
saucer given with every pound CHINA AND
JAPAN TEA Co., 731 It'll.
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CITY ITEMS.

Are You Stout?
II so you will need full-shaped Derby. We
can fit you and suit you.
FRANC, One Price, 7th and D.
Pure Apple Cider Vinegar, Green Ginger
and Spices for picking. NJ. & p. METzeER,
All 18th street. it,
Pocket Books, Card Cases. Purses and
other Fancy Leather Goods in the greatest vari-
ETY. and at prices that We guarantee, at
ToPHAM's,
sel6-lw 1881 Pa. ave. NV.
Save Money.-Buy Groceries, Teas and
s G1iises OF u.s. Sugars at cost MrrzaERs 9TH
Guns, Revolvers, &C..
at Auction.
Parker, W. Richards and Saxton best makes
SO3 Market Space. commencing Saturday, Sep
TENDER IA, 1880 am. and pm. seI4-12t
&c. "Hoy" Cigar! Sales 1,OOO, 900 month!
Pure Rye Whisky from Blue Grass Region.
kentucky. Finest Whisky ever offered for SO
gallon. NJ. P. ME-zeER, Alt 7th st. NV. lt%
Travelling Goods of Every Description at
Lowest Prices. u Trunk Straps for SOC. These
straps are given free to purchasers Of trunks.
ToPHAMs,
se16-1w 1891 Pa. ave- NV.
sugar.-The Original Sugar Store, Sugar
House. Gran, 8 cents. 731 7th st. 1tE
Ask Your Grocer for
Johnston's Dry-roast
COFFEE.
Do not be deceived by Tough Glazed Coffees.
Be sure you get the Crisp Dry Roast
au2l-lm JOHNSTON BROS. & Co.
Fresh Yellow Corn Meal. Metzgers, All 7th.1*
Granulated s cents at the Daddie of Sugar
Stores, 73l It'll. 1t*
&c. ''Hoy" Cigar! All Havana and Sumatra!
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v. n SINISTER L SONS,
SIS PENN. AVE. NV
se16
PHILApEIpH1A Store.

Il HILADELPHIA STORE
HEADQUARTERS FOR BLACK GOODS.
Ali the Latest Novelties
Drap DAima, Melrose. Langtry, Armure,
Sebastopol, Fancy Stripes, India Suitipgs
Winston. kavenna Twill, Cancels Hair,
Russian Crepe Serges. Cashmeres aud Hen
rietta Our prices the lowest.
VELVETS AND PLUSHES.
Black Silk. Extra Values Fancy Striped
silks, Black and Colored Surahs
LACE CURTAINS.
We have secured q Great Bargains in few
Lots Of Lace Curtains and viii offer them
much below their value. In the lot are Nos
sold ut sS.5o a pair; viii 90 vt 80. Those
that sold ut 80 ut S2.25.
A few "A Chenille Table Covers 75c
More coming.
We are Offering Special Inducements in
Blankets. Early buyers will save money.
lec. Fast Black Ribbed Hose, full regular
made, sizes TO To- just the thing for boys
and girls. Price has been 20 to y5c; to 20
ut l0c
Ladies. Positive Fast Black Hose st rs.
375l sud Soc.
few Remnants Of Mattinss TO eloss
cheap. -
CARHART Z LEIpY,
eel4 e2s 9Th ct. and 200 Of. nv.
JxssE Josrs & Go.
MANUFACTURERS
CONFECTIONERY FINE PAPER BOXES.
me moss d nss1sIni Line !. II re United statsi.
write Tor Descriptive pr1co liat NV I-~o1ak
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LOOK for white letters on windows, osceola
water
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PORCELAIN
AND GLASS WARE.
NEW STOCK NOW ARRIVING SELECTED IN
EUROPE BY OUR OWN BUYER.
HOUSE KEEPERS FITTING OUT OR REPLEN.
IsHING ARE RESPECTFULLY REQUESTED TO
LOOK THROUGH OUR ESTABLISHMENT
KITCHEN UTENslLs OF ALL KINDS
AGENT YOR THE EDDY AND LoRHL.ARD RI.
FRI0ERAToRS. 81.
n ". BEvERID0z,
s'se12-lw No. 1909 PA. AVE. NV.
u EAGRAvxR AND LIrHoaRAPHRR
iy27 101S PA AVE