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RsGISNIsa OF THE END.
inauguration of White Republican
Party IN south Carolina.

CHARLESTON, FEBRUARY 11th.-An address to
the white peoras. of South Carolina, issred by
the Convention held in Pickeziags county on
February Atm, has reen sent t0most of ine Re-
pablican papers IN the North and West. 1t de-
res that all the native whitesoI the State are
democrats. ard that the colSsed people are all
Republicans declares that q large number OF
people, alneer the present eleeii0n system
are disfrans shised: pronotAces for the protection
of American industries claims TO represent
125OO white votes. zni calls upon ali
liberal white men to Join them. This IS
the FAST effort made in the State since tie
war u organize whise Republican party
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s. B. 226, to pay the claims OF Trustees of the
Northern Branch state Normal School.
> e. ~, 10 pay she claim of G. G. Rockford.
Mr.. Yell III the Chair.
5, b 22S. to pay the claim of y P. Cole & Co.
s. B. 229, to pay the claim OF 5. ". Ravely.
s. =. 250, TO pay the clam of Ben Cohen
:. 3. 23l, TO pay the claim of A. A. Bennett.
:. b. 232, to pay the claim OF William Guten-
berger.
president pro tenn. in tie ehair1
IN voting on these claims bills Meany stated
thas ne believed the bills we're just and ought
to be paid, but he was going to follow the ex-
ample OF other Senators and vote no for the
purpose OF keeping his record clear.
ASSEMBLY CONTINGENT ExPESsEs.
On motion of Murphy the Senate took up, out
OF order A. B. 54i, approp iating $4,000 for the
contingent expenses of the Assembly. The rules
of the Senate and the constitutional provision
were suspended, the bill read three times and
passed.
Campbell made complaint against some at
tache who had been disc0urteous 10 some gen
tleman who had called upon him The matter
was referred TO the Committee on Attaches
McGowan made a report from the special
Committee of Conference to confer with the
Assembly Committee on A. C. K. T. requesting
Congress TO maintain the Scott kxelusion Aes,
reporting substitute.
The Secretary was granted two days leave of
absence.
AT 5:2o, on motion OF Williams the Senate ad-
journed
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BEAUTY ON WHEELS.
Commencement of "a Ladies' six.Days'
Bicycle Tournaments,

bicycie IOurnamenU.
NEW YORK, February llth.-The female hiev-
clists opened race at Madison SQUARE Garden
TINS afternoon There We're fifteen starters
thelr ag5s ranging from seventeen to twenty
four. The following is a lis, of the competitorS
Miss Heda Swallor, Miss Jessie Woods Miss
KITTY crown, Miss Jessie Oakes (he English
ehampion), Miss Elsa Won Blumer (the Ameri.
can ehampion), Miss Lulu Hart, Mis-, Maggie
McShane Miss Matte Stanley. Miss Heien
Baldwin, Miss Hattie Lewis. Miss Louise FoN
lthe Jersey Butter-Cup'') Miss Gertrude
trankel, Miss Louise Armairdo (champion nj
the worldl and Miss Nav Allen The sts RI Iyes
made by Tony Pastor. "''S
fsThe score for the first three hours was. 0akas
81 miles, Armaindo 80, Swallor So. Brosn sG
Hart y, Baldwin 81 Fox sc, Stanley 50. Woods
IS, Won Blumer 81, McShane 25, Lewis So,
DROPPING OUT.
Miss Oaks, the champion of England. will
side.
Shortly before IL O'clock Miss Armainao grew
weak while on the track and fell into The arms
OF her trainer. She was deadly pale, aud re-
quested that physician be summoned for her at
once, as sne feit she was going to die. doctor
was called Immediately. The woman has not
been well Tor some time, and had been unable
TO eat for the past few days
AZ 0 clock the score stood Stanley 102 miles
Baldwin 9o, Woods 81, Won Blulnen 49, Al.
maindo IS. Hart q, Mcshane IS, Suallor 81
Brown 80, Oaks 90, Lewis 76.
Miss Armaindo's physician states that she is
very SICK, but he hopes TO have her well enough
to resume tomorrow.
Miss stanley completed her Tooth mile at 1916.
when she had been hours 46 minutes and l0
seconds on the track.
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SACRAMENTO, February IL, 1899
Assembly met at r. NJ, Speaker Howe in the
chair.
PETITIONS.
Howe presented petition from the San Fran
cisco Labor Convention held yesterday asking
for the passage of the bill appropriating S6 500
for the defense of the Scott Exclusion Act.
Damron presented petition from citizens of
Los Angeles, asking that the Legislature appro-
pirate $3.50 Geo for the London Exhibit
Sims presented petitions from the Southern
California Christian Temperance Union asking
for the enactment of Sabbath law
Ho mes presented petitiors from citizens of
San Bernardino county, protesting against the
passage OF any bill 10 create the county of Po-
mona.
Also petition from citizens of San Bernar-
dino county protesting againtt the passage of
the bill to prevent Boards of supervisors from
coairolling business licenses
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BEGINNING * OF X THE # END

UE COMMENCED OUR SEhIsENUaL CLEARING SALE JANUARY i
White success has been something wonderful and hsFs has bsn
dfay loads Of goods SOd h still remains large variety Of The batter
Sd 70 which We are nov paying particular attention FINE CLOES
AND WRAPS MUST ALL Be s0LD let the price be eyer so small Our
second leOn Goes net htm rapidly Chat made StFday
The third one SHALL
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ni9sTnnlng slssng by 9 crauk named VIII Reed. Fa,hsr
hsoS his 49,. asa & &oeirleaeed Reed, having procured
s.ali ~ murderer was evidently crazy. He
seaobei s, Father Ashfeld in Tue hesrt win =
The tbVeASslSai'e , while the latter asleep When
ilsh lace Re said that God told him Ia do II
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a sAP-HEaD.
Bunko Thieves Trick Rich Man Out OF
Five Thousand Dollars

BURLINGTON Qa.). February 1Ith Luke
Palmer, a prominent and wealthy citizen here
was bunkoed out of s. 600 Saturday, under a
pretense of presenting him with valuable
book. He was enticed TO II room where, on re-
ceiying the book, he was iafor1ned that he was
entitled 10 draw. He drew S5, 600 and went to
the First National Bank and drew 5000 more
to exhibit as "a guarantee of good faith Be
fore leaving he lost the enti.e amount.
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MARKgD FoR sIAUouTr.
iNsHsss city Ghinamen who Are Trem-
bling in Their shoes

M. AaNsAS CRY, February ii;h.-on Friday
S;5'.,s /" iaiI was msGe ON Wah Lee and Wsh
Stus lAh'tSn sbogs, and twentv-nine t.hina-
i,e inei arrested ON the information of Nov Dan a
Saisnaman, who, With lee Voc ana fe Cine
,ssae nau oeen ROBBED ia the place. To day inc
s tuteS visited the chief OF Police ana
piored protection from him They
Ssl9 that Wah Ice aud Wah sing
o. nsa offered $3.50 for their three scslps or s,5
sror,s nNe saeh OF them Killed, and that IN re-
: sspIo1se Ie 70 telegrams sent % San Francisco bigh
slihoefs are on The way here to Kill ihem.
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NO BLOODY SHIRT.
senerL sherman Indorscs the Mo,.m.,f
to Aid Ex-Oonfe snrnreS

NeW heRK, February 1Ith. .--Gereral Sherman,
les written to Major J. II. s.evart. whe. i try
ste SoldFers Home at Austin TersS ssHi,,s.
tleaeis would prefer another method fel.
alalsSerlrs TO the wants of Con sederate soldiers
intoe pre-satnrely old by the viclssitudes 81 n
wssr they eo@ld not prevent sr,s,villsns. -, CO..
thas any rzsans 10 relieve the.- wants meets
WITH MY syHapathy, and wish youssll success y
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Has an Eye to Bnsine,s.

lNpIANtRcAIs, February 1lih.-A bill was in
troduced IN The House to-day TO lega1l2e the
marriage aud legitimize the children OF Rachel
Malone and LawreUee Burgess. The woman
married Burgess 81 time when she supposed
her first husband was dead Her sc eond hus-
band was subsequently killed in the war of
the rebellion, and the first husband reappeared
Twelve years layef She is now livins,wiih
nm Il the bill passes she viii receive pen
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A hOOsiNG REPORT.
ASSEMBLY CuANRPp


SACRAAhNTO, feDruary II, 1889
1f speaker. Your Committee on Public Print
ing, to whom was referred the statement of ex-
penses OF memorial services and resolutions
providing for the payment of the Assemblvis
share OF the expense, have had the same under
consideration and respectfully submit report
We recommend that the several total amounts
of expense be allows d as follows:
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Attemp, to xm a nn.,nr

NoEFoiN (Seb.l February llth,--Br r. A.
helly superintendent OF the Norfolk t;ospital
lor insane, was shot ana dangerously wounded
this eve ening by Michael Soulier Snc Albeft
Born Kelly was Naylaid while CIT driving
with hiswiie. -Four bull. IS struck t,Ie doctor
soulers sister was y domestic AT tee hosnitni
ana dhedirom the Effects OF an operation per
formed, 1t IS alleged, by Drs. Kelly, HaEsen and
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Fa al Snowbailing in the South,

LRAvENwoRrE tIlsn J. February 11;h Susie
b, the l6-yearold daughter of Colonel d. II.
Anthony, a Edwin Pierce. son of 3. Pierce,
were drosned this evening while ska ing on u
rOnd
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rHs pERn os a CRANK.

4 Catholic Priest Murdered in Ris Bed
bs an Insane Man.
MEMPHIS. February 1ith.--Fathef Ashfeld, a
Catholic priest, was stabbed &c the heart this
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CHICAGO, February iith,-Among the noted
sports IN the city waiting 10 witness the contest
between Myers and McAulifie are Phil Dwyer OF
u B,ooklyn, James COlville, James Herman and
Larry Miilen OF Boston Prominent representa- =
uves are also here from Denver Milwaukee,
Buffalo, st. Louis, New OsleanS and leyelend
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CHARLESTON Is C). February llth.- Ben
Holmes lost his temper uring a snowballing
irolic. and John Anderson then shot Holmes
t.,r1x-
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BRADFORD (Pa.). February llth.-The house nf
Joseph Greene. at Tarport, was destroyed by fire
tonight and two twin children aged years,
were burned TO death.
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sENATE.

SAc2AMENTo February II, 1889.
The Senate met at $50 P. NJ, President pre-
ten. in the chair
Roll called and quorum present.
PRAYER by the Chaplain. Rey. A. C. Bane.
Journal of Friday read and approved
Minute Clerk Bidwell was granted leave of
absence until Friday, on account of the death
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ASSEMBLY,.

SACRAMENTO, February IL, 1889.
met at 2 r. NJ, Speaker Howe III In
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McComss presented petition signed by . 40
citizens, asking for the passage OF Sunday law.
Referred to the Committee on Public Morals
White presented a memorial from a large
number of citizens of Los Angeles county pro.
testing against the division OF that county and
the organization of Orange county
large number of bills were reported back
from standing committees, and took their places
on the first reading file
Murphy, from the Committee on Attaches and
Contingent Expenses, reported back favorably
the resolution to pay the Senates portion of the
expenses of the memorial services amounting
to Sl57 S715. The resolution was adopted
Several resolutions to pay small claims were
reported back aud adopted.
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'AAitei -. 1-eN4Sr ANtN QtiestlS ana leTSlElld
Heavy Postofiice Robbery.
1 1 Al. -.

LITTLE Rock tArk.A February uth.-A big
IoStofh' robbery was committed at Amity on
Saturday night The Office was kept IA khe
store OF W. c. Harris, who is also Postmaster.
The thieves entered window, blew open the
safe with powder and distracted g. O10 part OF
which is Government funds and part Harris
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BosToS, February 1lth.-William Browne &
Co., wool dealers, ha :e failed with liabilities
Of about $4,000, of which S6S,O0O IS for mer-
chanlisa
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FINE watches a specially, low prices a
certainty, at Hauch's, No. 295 Fifth avenue.
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENTN.
Catarrhal Danqers.

To be freed from the dangers of suffocation
while lying, down; to breathe freely, sleep
soundly and undisturbed; to rise refreshed,
head clear brain active and free from pain or
ache; to know that no poisonous. putrid matter
defles the breath and rots away the delicate
machinery of smell, taste and hearing: to feel
that the system does not, through Its veins and
arteries, suck up the poison that is sure to un-
dermine and destroy, is indeed blessing be-
yond all other human enjoyments. To pur-
chase immunity from such fate should be the
object of all afflicted. But those who have
tried many remedies and physicians despair Of
relief OF cure.
SANFoRD's RADICAL CURE meets every
phase of Catarrh. from simple head cold to the
most loathsome and destructive stages. 1t is
local and constitutional Instant in relieving,
permanent in curing, safe, economical and
never-faihng.
SANFoRD's RADICAL CURE consists Of one
bottle Of the RADICAL CURE, one box OF Ca
TARRHAL SOLVENT. and one IMPROVED IN
HALER, all wrapped in one package, with
treatise and directions, and sold by all drug
gists for 81.
R0eTON
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IiITrnRrRa ANp CASTLE SHANNON 3. 3.

DIIlbBUk9 AND UAeILh oHAN - p.s.. 49, Z, y
Winter Time Table. On and after December
1854 unttI further notice. trains viii run as follows
on every day. except sunday. Eastern standard
time: Leaving Rittsburg-6seo a. M, 1;l0 a. ~,
m, 5;l0 D. m $50 D. m, ESQ p. M. s;so p. M,
II; 10 D, m ArIington-5,D q. M, SD 9. m, 1;lc
= M, 800 :. n, lo;2o 2. m, loo p M zg ., ~
3, n. Sunday trains sssvfhg Piftsbufg-lo m.s
i2s5O y. M. bsio p. m, ssaop- m. Arilngton-siR
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RAILROADS.

DrrTSBURG AND LAKE ERIE RAILROAD
u COMPANY. Schedule In effect November II,
1889. Central time, DgPART-For Cleveland,
500 800 s. m, 'l:35 'i:2u 'g:9D D, m, For Gin
ciRnau, Chicago and st. Louis 500 a. m. si:A
$50 D. m For Buffalo, 500 a. NJ, 4:9p, $3.50 D.
m. For Salamanca, 500 a. m. 40 d. m. For
youngstown and Newcastle, 500 500 1913 q.
m, 1:S5, .4s21 ,9:O p. m. FOR Beaver Falls
SOD. 7:So, 500 lo:B 3. m, I:s. $50 40 5:2
,9:9 ?. M. For CHARTERS. $500 f5:30 q. m, 5:35
r6 7:l57: sos $3.50 $50 l0:15 a. NJ 1906 l2:SS
f2:l4 l;4o s;so s;5o I4;So, sos 529 's:lo, 'iO:O
p. m.
ARRIYE-From Cleveland. -s:z5 q. m, '1z:s
so T:55 p. m. From Cincinnati, Chicago and
et. Louis .l2;JO, Tsdo D. m. From Buffalo, SD
9. m, 'lZ:5Q 10 D. m. FTcn Salamanca, 12:N,
-I:5o p. m. From Youngstown and New Castle,
-6:a. 9.zO .. m, rl2:So, $50 Ti5S 10 p. m. from
Beaver Isss Fsls 5:29 'e:2a 7:2o 's:O q. N, 'i2;
1;zp, o:4D. 'I:55, 10 D. m.
p. G. Q Y, trains FOR Mansfield. $40 g. m, 80,
S@S P. m. For Essen and Beeehmont $50 .. Ms
P.s o. q Y. trains rom Mansfield, Essen and
Psen% P Mex " ma DsPhR.-rOr nj5S :: n; New Ia
ven, l.osO .. m, -3s55 p. m. For West Newton,
t'Ds&, gO .. NJ, 1880, 5.20 D. m.
ARRYB-From New Haven, $50 .. m, D:o
P n. From West Newton, SIS. f'S;zg g. NJ li-o'
F1r Mckeesport, Elizabeth. Mononeaneia CITY
and Belle Vernon, Gan. f7;Sq Has a. m, iSsaos
from Belle Vernon. BfonOngabels CITY. Eliza
beth and MckeesDort, rs .. m, is'al I'm t;A
sDafiiy. fsundsy. only. +wn run ons hoar
late late on sunday. bNni run two hours late On san.
City Ticket once. go smfthasld strsss
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10 PER CENT OFF

Our present gerry Lou Prices
FOR CASH. Oar line embraces
Tea Sets, Dinner Sets, Chamber
Sets, Fish and Game Sets, Richly
Decorated Fruit and Dinner
Plates, and after Dinner Cofees,
Gas Fixtures, BrOnSes, Clocks,
Banquet Lamps, Table Lamps,
Piano Lamps, Hanging Lamps,
Hall Lights and Chandeliers,
Brtc-G- BrGc, antique Brass and
OcGdi<ed SiIUer Tables, SOtth
MecicG1a O1syc Tops, T5essnG Met
al Tables, Rich CiSt Glass, EGseIs,
PedestGLs, PLAQUES, ScOnces, Cab
i'uetS and a SOOrId Of Goods Suit
able for Christmas Presents. Re-
member all goods marked In
Plain BIsGe Figures, from 1Ohich
for To-day, Monday, December
23, I0e 1OiU OiVe a CASH DIS
COUNT OF 10 PER CENT.
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HORsFORD's ACID PHOsPHATEI
For Abuse of Alcohol.
It relieves the depression therefrom.
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.: .: LESS THAN AUCTION PRICES

the reduced figures put balance stock
such appropriate Christmas gifts Toilet Sets Manicure Sets
Work Cases. Shaving Sets Smoking Sets Silver hand and fold
Mirrors Silver Hair Brushes and Combs Silver Clothes Brushes
Silver Pocket Fasks Silver BonBon Trays Silver Pin Cushions
Silver Cigar and Cigarette Silver Cigar Moistenng Combna
ton Cases. Silver Card Receivers Silver Mounted Chateane Bags
Pocketbook Picture Frames Whk Broom Holders Key Holders
Photograph Albums Autograph and Scrap Albums These
goods at virtually prices to day tomorrow and
o'clock Christmas Day
As to Silk and Linen Handkerche (and show mountains
of em1 Silk Mufe Gloves Silk Suspenders, Silk Neckwear
Night Robes Bath Gowns Dressing Gowns Smoking Jackets
House Coats shall offer striking to-day
and tomorrow Nor is this all
Furs: they make handsome Christmas gifts and being
stocked with them chage this the weathe willing
with them almost price Fur Mu, Fur Boas Fur
Cape Fur Collars and Coarettes Fur Stoe Fur Caps Fur
Gloves Fur Coachmen Collars Fur Carriage and Sghng Robes
Fur Foot Mufs, Any price (almost) will buy EN-
Christmas Slippers This "d wouldn't be complete with the
ehonored Christmas Slippers left Only few words about
them We have exceedingly large variety of Ladies' Gents and
Chdrens fancy Slippers and sell them exceedingly low prices
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD AND
4 after November 10 1889, trims leave Union
Station. Pittshurg, as follows. Eastern Standard
MAIN LINE EASTWARD.
New York and Chicago Limited OF Pullman YES
Atlantic Express daily for the East, s:2o a. m.
Mall train daily, except Sunday, $40 3. m. Sun
Day express daily at 500 g. m.
Mail express daily at 200 p. m.
Pt FPhiltsdelphls express PSsssx daily st 4;SO p m
ersens6urE express S:iO p. m; week days.
Derry express II 20 q. m. week days.
boats OF S.Brookiyn Annex for Brooklyn, N. r,
avoiding double ferriage and Journey through N.
Trains arrive at Union Station as follows:
St; Louis, Chicago and Cincinnati Express
Mail Train daily. si0p. m.
Chicago I%itsd Express. T daily sS ;. M
' sc' s6UTH{WEsr Trf{ PENN HALLWAY m'
For Uniontown, $50 and S:S5 q. m. ard AS D.
m. without change Of cars; l2:5Op. m. connect
s0"n WEsT PESNsY1SASiH M S.s ia 81 pVsn6N
From FEDERAL 81. STATION, Allegheny City.
Mall train, connecting for Blairsville.. 6:46 a. m.
Express, for Blairsville, connecting for
BatisT Accom-. m. si5 and SIS S:ss E. m
springdale AccomS:oo 1850 $3.50 and $40 3. m.
Fresport s;2o and ll:4o D. m.
North Apollo Accom- .ii:oo a. m. and and 500 500 p m.
Allegheny Junction Accommodation. $50 .. m.
Blairsville Accomm m0dation. II 100 d.
Trains arrive at FEDERAL STREET STATION:
Express connecting from Butler. .lp;35 o. m.
EasIsr Bal aa NJ $40 and m. m.
BlairsVille Accommodation. p. m.
Freeport AocOm7:4O a. M, I;25 7S5 and li;Iop. m
springdaie Accom- 6:5i, ii:4s a. m s45 s:45 3. m.
North Apollo Accom- $40 O. m. and $40 D. m.
MONONGAHELA DIVISION.
Trains leave Union station. Rittsburg, as fol-
lows:
For Monongshela City, West Brownsville and
Unlontown, 10:40 m. For MonongahelA City and
West Brownsville 7:O5 and 10:4O a. m. and 4:4t D.
m. On Sunday 1:0l p. m. For Monongahela City,
$40 p. m, week days.
West Elizabeth Accommodation. $50 .. m. 900,
$40 and 1I;35 p. IN. Sunday, $50 D. m.
Ticket oniees-Corner Fourth avenue and Try
street and Union station.
CHAS. e. PUGH i'll WOOD,
General Manager. Genu Pass'r Agent.
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STORE WILL BE OPEN
Tonight till o'clock
Tomorrow night till II o'clock.
Christmas Day till noon.
Only two mnre daus till chriatmasL

Only two days till Christmast
And thousands have bought the substantial tokens of
their love and regards those that and dear
Of longer waiting there be question The idea
to buy
Well the late and ngerer have thing their
favor greatly reduced prices The of
that bought several weeks will buy two These
reductions will accomplish for what desea complete
clearance of all Christmas and Holiday articles
The of the army of Holiday shoppers will purchase
to-day and capture the It's the
home Stretch you know the home stretch loses
the derby
In these days intervening before Christmas be forced
the regular business of two weeks That's the task charged
ourselves with successfully carrying out And did know
Kaufmanns to fail when they made up their mind to do
thing? Hardly
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:: :: our CLOTHING SALE. OF COURSE.

goes serene and we're disposng of piles of Suits and Over
daily may be profitable business for considering
reduced prices but bent selling winter stock
instead other cohiers do pack away future
before o'clock Wednesday,
any garment third less actual value.
Cloaks-Ladies and Chidrens-have been included in this
big sacrifice Newmarke than all Others have suffered
They actually go for less than
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A LLreHENY VALLEY RAILROAD
ATrains leave Union station Eastern Standard,
daily. ssl5 .. m, Hutton Ae. 1910 .. m; Valley
Camp Ae., 1906 p. M; Oh City and DHBois Ex-
press 2,00 D. m. HultGn Ac., 800 p m. Kttanntng
Ac., 400 mt Brseburn Ex., 500 p. m; KittAnn-
ing A., $50 2: m; BraebTIn A., efg p. m. HHl-
$50 D. M. Hutton Ac., s;l5 D. M: Brae6urn Ac.,
Han D, N. Church tr1ins-BFaebuHn. 1:Op. m.
and - ?. m; Pullman sIeeplng Cars ~ ~Ssswssp
q, y. AIT; DAVID McOARGO. Gen. suDt.