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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-25


The Reverend }. a. h.unday. the great evan
golist. whose picture we give above. has been
wonderfully successful IN the work OF evan
geiism. Tho newspapers Of our larger cities
TEEN with accounts Of his wonderful preaoh-
ing aud the personal magne Ism which seems
10 greatly aid him in his work amid tho pur-
neus and haunts Of wiekedness which infest
all cides. lie was born in Siatesyllle, North
Carol "a, May ~, lsJ6, and ia bis youth stepped
upon the stage A. an actor After an expert
ence OF four years as a Snowman no was con-
yerted and Joined tho Baptist Church Of Nor
cross, Georgia. IN 1876.
He entered the ministry after three5enfs
course IN tho Southern Baptist Theological
Seminary, Greenville, =. G. Ills talent and abil-
rs were soon recognized and he labOred as pas
tor Of several prominent churches. Feeling
impressed that his duty called him 10 another
class OF work, no became an evangelist. and
his fame has spread all over our Nation Rev
erend Muuday was
UNFORrUNATB ENOUGH.
a short time since, % DO attacked by a very Sc
we're case u inhammatory rheumatism, brought
about from bis exposure in outdoor meetings
The disease proved so yirulent and 50 imper-
ylous to the remedies and skill or tho several
prominent physical called in, that his friends
became seriously alarmed. 1t appeared fore
gone conclusion that svOn II he recovered, his
usefulness as a minister would oe impaired, ii
not destroyed, 10y the ravages Of this sadful
disease. As a sort Of forlorn hope he began
the use Of Huuncutt's Rheumatic Cure, and
was at onoe relieved. and IN short time fully
restored 70 bis old time health and yigor. Nc
writes: Il believe that Hunnicutt's Rheumatic
Cure 4. the best remedy for this disease ever
discovered. It gave me back all that life is
worth living for and have bean entirely fros
from rheumatism 4 zee I used IT," This rem
edy 10 sid by all drugglsts AZ Al Ter bottle.
OWENS & MINOR DRUG CO,
pIDhrnlnI- Va NJ hnIan.i-A 4 Qa,L "a
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-25
TOBACCO DEPARTM ENT.

RICHMOND. January 2i.-The Louis
vile Commercial of the 22d instant pub
fishes two columns of matter relative TO
the demands of the big manufacturers,
who are trying to enter the market OF
Louisville. Cincinnati sees in this a
chance TO reap the benefit OF the big
manufacturer dissatisfaction, and sorter
sides against Louisville and with the
plug men. The jealousy between these
competing cities Is proverbial Ihey
ought to have uniformity of rules for the
convenience Of their patrons at large.
The great differences and demands
have narrowed down 10 this In Louis
vile the manufacturers have withdrawn
their demand for owners names appear
ing on the hogshcads bought by dealer
\ small natter of settling reclamation
only remains to disturb the harmony Of
the Louisville market. Putting shippers
name on tags would be agreed to in
Louisville Cincinnati is still holding
back for some ADVANTAGE over her rival,
but we have no doubt but that the Louis
Vile trade will satisfy all just demands
OF the tobacco world on her fairness and
expeditions working of her Exchange.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-25

Io-a.uaefr.m ToIr Vice. Ignorance. E1cesscs or
OrpIar.tinn EnlTalnr rnd uniting tle victim
g. Work. Business tho Married or rociaI lieAuon.
Avoid un-ailHl pf 'eaiefs Possess ,ilr sie,t
maria ffr.nfaia. aII pages. I.taI $50. Beautiful
floI.n1. embossed. fuI uit lI.Oc, only Z. 10 by
u.H. postpaid. concealed n r'ain wrapper Nus
tutte Prospectus Free. 30 sou apply DOW. Iho
dffr TulshOd author Nm. u ilfher, N ~, IT,
c.i,tl fhr COLD AND JEWELLeD MEDAL
from ire Natlonai M0t cal Association,
Tor the PRIZE ESSAY on NERVOUS and
PHYSICAL DEBILITY. Dr Parker and acoTs
81 Assistant Thys.c.ars may Dee consulted. eoni
f.rfnIg. hv ual or ir person, 40 iNe Office ot
Tuf - ABODX MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
4Eufauch Sc, BOSTON, Mass, io Whom all
oriors ior tnoks ol ic.i0rs for advice should bo
directed as above
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-25
his'.al% B.H. COLEMAN. c,ers
VIRGINIA-N THE CLERKS OF
FICE o. THE CHANCERH COURT OF
THE CITY OF RICHMOND ThB tIH DAY
OF JANUARY. iS.y.

NIRGINIA-IN THE CLERKS OF
FICE o. THE CHANCEkH COURT OF.
THE CITY OF RICHMOND THIS tIH DAY
OF JANUARY. issg.
IN VACATION.
solomon Frank and Charles Adler. partners
trading - Frank 4 Adler ....+' Plaintiffs.
william j. Dsshlell. ia hs own right and a.
trustee. A II. Kaufman l.. Nachman.
st. pheu PutDey, Lewis 1t. Blair. L nghorne
Putney. aud Walter IA. Niles. 90 partners
doing business under tbe nrm n.me and
style OF 81 phen putrey q Co.; VI Hcssburs,
doing business under tho firm name and
style OF Southern shoe Co..--Etchenyreen
a.d-Neil, doing bus css under the iirm
name aud style OF hichengrecn wells
--Clarko,--p,rTy and. 60 partners do.
ing busine, under the firm name aud sty lc OF
Clarke. Perry i Co The MORROW shoe Man
ufactuting CO.; William Dor CHI and
DOrsch. partners doing business under tho
nm name and style OF william Dolsch Son.
aud Thomas stohlcy. ............ Defendants-
IN CHANCERY.
The object az this SUIT - 10 subject the pro-
goods OF the sale or tho trust property con-
veved by A. II. Kaufman 10 W. =. Deshieil.
trustee, 10 q, rtain deed ~ tr' Il executed on
the 20 dGy OF December, losc, ana recoraed on
the same day I'm tho clerks fiies on the Rich
mona hancsfy Court 90 the pa, meut OF the
claim rted IN the bill Of complaint nled by
the "a ntths.
Aud affidavit having bee, made and ied
fhat Clarke. Perry 70, The MORROW ehoe
Manufacturing Co., AMI IhOmss siokley arc
uOp-resid0 T. OF tue State OF Virginia, II IL
ordered thai they arp an here within dftecn
days after due publication of this order and
DO what Is necessary 10 project their interests
In this suit.
A CO, v--Tosta;
CHARLES W. GoDDiN, Clerk.
aS-lawsalw
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NIRGINlA-IN TIE CIRCUIT
' COURT or THE COUNTY OF HEN.
Ri"O-IN NACATlON-ON IHH Slsr DAY
OF DECEMBER, 1875.
william H. BE, .ytdgo. .......,,... 80. Plaintiff.
against
william II. Parkerand SI,s ''rot @. Parker his
wiie...... ..,.. .-....,...s,,. defendants.
IN cHAScRRr. 'isnu
The object OF this suit Il 20 require the u
PENDANTS. Margaret 81 and William II. Parker.
10 comply with tho terms Of sale "a the pldin-
tin In the purchase Of psi p-i.ths feet OF land
on Baldwin street. between James and Baker
streets M the county Of henrco, and 20 mako
10 said plaintiff a good and sufficient decd 10
said land.
And IA affidavit having been made and fied
that diligence has bccu used by said rlatntin ~
aseertalnin what county OF urportiqn the sud
defendants Margaret q. Parker and illiam
If. Parker, are. without eject Il ~ ofdcfcd
that they DO appear hor0 within hiio,n days
after the Due publication Of tnis order, and do
whatever l. necessary 70 protect their IN
forests heroiu.
W. 9. LEAKR, Clerk.
wApDmL, Ja.. Attorney. sIa i-t4w
XTIRGINiA.--IN THE CHANCERT
COURT OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND
THE SIN DAY or JANUARY, 1885
Mary Alice Mountcastle. who sues by her mex
friend, w. }. Worth. ...-...,........ Plainuu
against
Arthur l.. Mountcastla. ........ DefeEiA
I'm thancery.
The object OF this SUIT f. to obtain for tho
I p-aintif divorce from tho bonfs OF matri-
mOny.
/ and afhdayit having been made aud nled
that the defendant IL not "A realdsnt OF this
/ State, no is ordered 10 appear here within mr.
t teen days after due publ cation az this order,
and do what f. necessuy 10 proteo, his inter-
eats IN this suit
icopy--reste:
tfAS. W. nODDiN, Clark.
/ EDGAR ALLAN. "a. gag
/ NIRGINIA.--IN THE CHANCERY
' COURT OF THE CITY or RICHMOND.
THg isrh DAY OF JANUARY. 1879;
Isaac Goddard aud Henry N. Moses. merchants
aid partners, trading and doing business
uu Ter the name aud style OF GODDARD
! NOees ....,....... DO. ...PlainuDs.
! again.t
]. B tufts and Barton Haxnl John Dunlop,
I and John l.. Williams, executors % the LAST
will and testament OF William n. Hhxans
/ deceased ................ ......... Defsndantss
III caasoEaY.
The object OF this suit Il to attach the into
rest OF j. p. Tut M tho estate and under the
will OF William n Haxall, deceased, aud sub
lect IL 10 tho l9yment Of judgment. aTnse
said J. b. Tut 10 favor OF Goddard Moses
for tho sum 50. o. with interest thereof
from the lth day OF EebraarY, 1881, I'll paid.
and Sl65Z costs on said judgment.
Aud all isyit having boan mado aud nis1
that J. h. Tuft - not resident OF this state,
no IL ordered 10 apte'r here within nrtsett
days after due uDlicatiOn OF this order ana
do what is neoess - ~ protect his interests
I In this suit.
WIZ cH4RLEs W. GsDpIS, Clerk.
". W. COSBY. Jr.. u. q. law outN
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CO NSU M PTION

last stages Of that terrible disease, its effect h
wonderful The cough Is easod. and the
rcapiretisns longthened the lungs begin 10
heal, the hectic fever and uight sweats are
chez Jed. strength and yigOr return. sleeple-s
nights give place TO quiet rest and cheerful
awakening, th0appetite returns. aud hope and
happiness tak0 tho place OF fe0bleness and
despair. If IL does not DO what N ciaimfd for
Il, return the tonic AMI your money Will be
cheerfully refunded.
n-IL Nv " AnInrNA AZ Avn cnnAn,
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Dyspepsia, Headache&c.

U Tl|-E7
Wherever hero are organs that are weak
eued. or whose healthy action has been i'm
paired or altogether suspended. IL IL unequal
cd IN restoring their normal power. a. been
them new strength sud VgOr and rendering
him 90 whom thcy were formerly source of
misery. once more capable OF enjoying the
pleasures OF life. In all diseases OF the throat.
such a. ASTHMA. BRONCHITIS. and GROUP,
Us en0ot S malYellus oven In tho
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MUSTANG IMMINENT

CURES FOOT ROT, sHOULDER-R0T,
SCREW.WORM ANr SCAB N S"tEPt
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DRUGS. MEDICINES.
THE GREAT
Iron and
Wild Cherry
TONIC

SHOULD BE AND UNIVERSALLY
PRESCRIBED
by an physicians: n preparation o. 1hoN
Wild Cherry, and pHOSPHATES IN such
form as 90 b. readily gssimilltsd by tho sys
TEN. Ira ingredients arc found IN al srains
IN wheat. corn. Sc. and II Il delicious 20 the
taste. Il il not a qIack medicine, Dut a
scientific preparation. lt 4 uuiahing IN such
liseasss as arise from indigestion OF food.
uh a.
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Nrw ADVERTISEMENTS.
HIEpERcORNs.

- - !. - - Il ~ !. 81 -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-14

Washington state has been admitted at last.
name and all. We have a large and pleasing
assortment Of washingtons in the United States
to give the postmasters and their clerks trouble.
At least thirty-two cities, towns and villages
bear the name. and now we have state be-
side; while Washington Bars" and Washing
ton Burroughs" and Washington Harbors, {"
North, South, East and West washingtons and
Washington Centers are as abundant as buck
LIBERTIES in June. 1t is good thing to honor
our heroes, but there is point at which the
line may properly be drawn in using the
nomenclature Of towns and states for that pur-
pose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-14

The Western Union Telegraph company has
resolved to cast aside its old secretiveness and
accept the proposal of the Postmaster General
that board Of arbitration investigate the
working Of the telegraph system and decide
whether the company ought to submit to the
terms recently imposed upon it for government
messages. Its claim that this has been its de-
sire from the start recalls the case Of the
poacher who, being compelled to eat the crow
he had shot, swore before heaven that he had
never liked ANYTHING better
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-14
The work Of the marine conference is not SC

The work OF the marine conference is not so
easy as some persons outside Of its councils
might suppose. One difficulty is that whatever
rules are adopted must be broad and general.
II is not practicable, for instance, to have one
rule for vessels in crowded, and another for
those in open waters; and yet, under any COM
pulsory system Of signalling, there might often
arise in shipmaster's mind very delicate
question between obeying the authority Of a
maritime body and the dictates Of a long and
varied experience in navigation. On the sub
ject Of permissible speed, also, there is a losi-
cal distinction between vessels OF various
classes which the conference would be obliged
to ignore. On the subject Of overlooking, how
ever, there ought to be slight room, if any, for
q difference Of opinion; for there is certainly
none at all among humane and practical ship
masters as to the need of regulation of some
kind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-14
MEN's EsaL1sH Doesx1s CLOVIS.

es-Every Pair Warranted
English Dogskin Gloves, with the new automatic
fsstenings. New shades. Correct Embroidered backs
Gentlemen have these gloves tried on and a, our
risk and thus assure perfect glove in every respect
S9instead of 95c during this special sale
ENGLISH DERBY KID GLOVES
Reduced from $3.50 to S1.35.
Gentlemen who have favored these Gloves for many
invited to take advantage of the special sale
price. Those gentlemen who have not tried them are
invited to have a pair tried on
, THE PALAIS ROYAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-14
IN HANDKERCHIEFs.

| BARGAINS IN HANDKERCHIEFS
(Store No. 1119 Pennsylvania avenue)
When II is written that the very finest linen Hand
kerchiefs with embroidered centers and drawn worl
hemstitched borders offered at I2K cents though
positively worth % cents, idea of the lately
secured Handkerchefs is learned The Initial Liner
and Silk Handkerchiefs for men and women's use
also the Children's Handkerchiefs in boxes are Of
fered at surprise prices Silk Muiers at the ridicu
lously low price of So 6S, Use. and 81 For the first
time We enabled to offer japanese Silk Handler
chiefs for 20 cents You know the difference between
China and Japan silks don't you! The reduced prices
for Handkerchefs in stock prior to the arrival of the
new follows:
25c. Ladies' Handkerchief for 1sc
19c. Mems Linen Handkerchiefs reduced to 12<c.
BARGAINS IN JEwELRY
(Store No 1I19 Pa. ave.)
Whether tits the Warranted 14.karat Gold or the
Rolled Gold Jewelry, the Real Amber Garnet jew
elry, the Sterling Silver or Jet Jewelry the French
Enamel or Mosaic Jewelry, you'll find it here and not
only as Scarf and Lace Pins. Hair Ornaments Brace.
lets and Chains, but also as
Shaving Cups, Drinking Cups Purses,
Ash Receivers. Lorgnettes, Inkstands,
Fun Boxes, Button Hooks, Mirrors.
Soap Boxes. Garter Clasps Combs.
Hair Brushes, Bonbonieres Msnicures
Clothes Brushes, Cigarette Cases, vinaigrettes,
nat brushes, Writing Tablets, Chstelaiues,
Card Boxes, Pen Wipers Buckles
Speaking Of Buckles. Guess how many styles are in
stock? If you say fifty you'u be one hundred out Of
the way.
The new goods make the old look dear hence the fol-
lowing reduced prices. We mention but few, Just
for sake of illustration:
2oc. Jewelry all styles reduced to 2oc
17c. Side Combs. copies Of expensive styles. 15c.
17c. Bangles, copies of e. Bangles 15c
81 Jewelry, thousand Styles for Syc
81 Beads. copy of SIS Gold Beads, for soc.
Soc vinaigrettes reduced to 39c.
BARGAINS IN LEATHER GOODS.
tstore No 111e Pennsylvania ave)
What not in Leather? Writing Tablets, Photo Cases
Card Cases, Pocket Books, satchels for Men and
Women. The new goods force down prices of older
stock
Poe. Pocket Books. all Styles for PIC
4Sc. Pocket Books, all styles, for SOC.
Doc. Ladies' Satchels all styles. for 42c
Sl2o Satchels, all styles, for CSC.
s2.9S Fancy Imported Novelty satchcls, s24s
(store No. 1110 Pa ave)
BARGAINS IN FANS.
$50 down to 5 cents EACH The great surprise will
be the prices quoted for Fans that usually retail at
very high prices The Fans stock prior to the ar
rival OF the lately bargains go US follows:
81 Hand -panted Gauze Fans for 75c.
Csc Hand-panted Quill Fans for Soc
SOC. Leaf shape Gauze Fans for 39c
Csc. Gray Ostrich Feather Fans for &c.
81 Fans, in many styles, for Sl.75.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Continued below.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-14
SPECIAL SALE Or GLovEs

The special prices will probably attract more Gus
toners than we can conveniently wait on during the
busy hours, so will patrons who desire to have
their gloves tried please try and call from to
am, to or 5 to 6p.m. These are the least busy
hours. The Special Sale Prices are positively for
Thursday. Friday and Saturday. 14th 18th and 10th
ONLY. THE PALAIS ROYAL
fContinued halo
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A FAsH1os Por PoUnRr.

A Il AodlON l. vi Il OURRI.
JUST CAME-MORE 5O-CENTERs.
We found the Furnishing man this morning check
ing up new arrival of Soc scarfs They're in stock
by the time you read this. Fourin Hands and Tecks
in new colors-patterned in checks stripes and figures
It's the novelty that takes your eye in scarf Any-
thing outs" is the inquiry hundred times day
at our neckwear counterand there's hardly sun sets
| that we haven't received some fresh creation Our
50c quality has got to be the popular thing with tasty
scarf wearers. There's no difference between them
and the regular 75c. grades other people carry.
The higher-priced ones II you want them.
| GUARANTEED AT DOLLAR.
We carry Glove for 81 that ICE ,parra,x. Street
shade-Tans, Ok Bloods and English walking tints.
Dents best at s1.5O-and the "E b." genuine kid
French make. Heavy embroidered backs or piaue
| sttched-in leading colors. 1t seems almost O
farce to talk about cold-weather gloves today
but when it is time remember we've got full line OF
Fur Lined Kid, Wooden and Cloth.
BOND FREE"
Took lot Of English Walking Sticks out Of the
custom house yesterday. They're in stock today Odd
novelties both in sticks and mountinga
FUR FINERIEs.
Taking the mild weather into consideration we've
been surprised at the way we've made the "fur fly :"
You know it's only the qualities we handle Take
,o the fancy prices that usually tackled on and
you'll not find the best any higher than much that's
inferior. Our qualities and prices ~ prove that Seal
garments all kinds of fur pieces in sets or sngly
and the trimming by the yard. Second yaoor-Ien Of
elevator.
| COMFORT GOWNS"
That's what negiige robe is-full Of comfort. We
''gunned" all through the home market for novelties
in Bath and Lounging Robes and Smoking Jackets and
got score two Of patterns and designs that will
charm you. Then knew that across the water they
make speciality of these things-so oser went our
order and back came the gems-and they are jewels
sure enough. Elegantly comfortable. There's no
doubt but what we've the only really complete line
in town. We can show you your size every time
There's no ordering by sample with us. You'll say
ours are marked lop enough after you've made few
comparisons. Second floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-14

We had, in yesterdays dispatches from New
Jersey. as strong an argument in favor of i
change in the mode of executing the death
penalty as has yet been offered anywhere. A
young man guilty Of murder. who had at least
striven to make what amends he could by
penitence and confession and therefore had
aroused more than usual popular sympathy
in his behalf, was slowly choked to death in the
presence OF a group of Mortified spectators,
because the rope was not smooth enough for
the moose to slip into place about his throat.
The arguments put forward against electricity
as judicial death-dealing agent in New York
state prophesy no parallel to this bit of actual
fact. That electricity is not swift enough or
sure enough can scarcely be said in view of
what occurred yesterday, if the alternative lies
between the wire and the rope; and how in
fnitely petty the argument about possible
mutilation seems when we compare all the
CHASTITY details of the most violent death from
shock with the sickening story of that poor
creatures sufferings yesterday!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-14

The diplomatic situation in Turkey is deli
cate and interesting at the present moment
The Porte has two wooers, and must ere long
choose between them or suffer the fate that
always overtakes the double-minded. Russia
is her near neighbcr, her impatient creditor,
and her ancient enemy. The Russian army in
Asia and the Russian feet in the Black sea can
probably make short work of war If she in
vites one. On the other hand, Germany
is the military power, par excellence, of
modern Europe. To quarrel with her
means TO call down upon the tur-
baned head woes which can only be dimly
guessed at for not only will the strong armed
hand of the empire be laid upon her foe, but
Austria, a factor Of the mighty triple
alliance, will be given carte blanche to clean
up some scores Of long standing on the north
ern and western borders. 1t is q pitiful
position for friendless power to be placed
IN The anomaly of Europe would find
herself infinitely more comfortable by handing
over her territory there to the neighbors who
covet it, and retiring wholly into Asia, where,
by every rule of political and social logic, she
belongs. But the rival powers, especially
England, are unwilling that Russia should pos
sess the commanding position at Constanti-
nople. and therefore labor to prevent the
withdrawal of the Turk from Europe.
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$3.50 "PALArs ROYAL. Gloves
Sl.3j.

These Kid Gloves need introduction to the Palas
Royal patrons Visitors aud strangers to Washington
are referred to residents who will be pleased to give
the Palais Royal" Gloves recommendation that will
send them hurrying here to take advantage Of the
special sale prices
The $50 Palais Royal Kid Gloves are shown in
Dressed and Undressed Kid All the new shades, in
GLIDING new tnts of Greens. Blues, Reds, Tans,
Browns, Grays, also warranted Fast Black The new
spearpont embroidery. Tie popular 4-button length
rS-Every pair warranted.
c5Tried on at our risk.
cyThe special sale price Of l.35 pair terminates
Saturday at pm, but outof town orders mailed be-
fore or Saturday, November i g. will be filled at
the special price whenever received.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Continued below)
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Sunors feat, in trotting a mile in 21O1I.
brings her within 1sl seconds of the record of
the acknowledged queen of the turf, Maud S.,
now retired. 1t must be borne in mind that
Sunol is only three years old. What she will do
when she is five or six is question which the
most sanguine prophets will scarcely attempt to
answer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-14

DECORATED PORCELAIN enT.LrNEp SAUCE
DISHES FOR 45c
BLUE AND WHITE JAPANESE TEA POTS FOR
CSC.
DECORATED SCROLL SALT SHAKERS FOR &c
cRYsTAL-FooTEp GLASS cELERIEs FOR lso.
JAPANESE DECORATED sP1INr MATS srsA
SET. lec. A SET.
WAX TAPERs FOR &c. A BOX.
DECORATED SALAD BOWLS, GILT LINED
FOR I5o.
JAPANESE OATMEAL BOWLS FOR Sc
CRYSTAL PRESSED GLASS VINEGAR cRuErs
FOR lee.
CRYSTAL SQUARE GLASS PRESERVE prsHrs
FOR &C.
COMBINATION TOOTH BRUSH AND soAI
STAND FOR loo.
DECORATED FRENCH CHINA TINTED FRITZ,
sAUCERs FOR loo.
NlcKELINE CUsPIDoRs FOR &c.
NlckELINE TRAYS. LARGE SIZE, FOR &c
BASKET. FIFTY CLOTHES PINS. BOX BIrrSo
AND CLOTHES LINE THE ENTIRE coNB1SA.
TIoN FOR I5c.
POLISHED WOODEN KNIFE TRAYS Fon o.
LARGE SQUARE SHAKER TABLE MATS rop a,
THE FAIR,
FRANKIE & CO.
IL SIP SEVENTH sTREErNw.
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By The ALAS ROYAL.

ing reductions In prices as now advertised.
chants who bought prior to the great tumble
Our buyers have secured nearly 100000
stances at Fifty Per Cent Discount. The newly
cheap are the new goods may be learned by