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the instrument above referred to. Boyd
claims that Ysger came to his Office in this
city on Saturday and acknowledged the
document, and those who believe his state
ment condemn his action in not making
known the criminals whereabouts to the
officers, while strong opinion prevails
that the instrument was acknowledged in
the mountain Businesses, and that Boyd
has violated bis oath of Office in affixing
subsequent date for acknowledgment.
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TROUBLE FOR a NOTARY.
he is Charged With Shielding Gus
Yaser, the Fugitive.

SAN BERNARDIEo, October 29;h.-There
is sensation in town because of the pre-
sentation for record of al instrument pur-
porting to have been signed by Gus Ysger
in the presence of. and acknowledged be-
fore, Notary Public Jas. H. BOYD. OF the
56th inst wager is one of the conspirators
who organized bureau of perjury for the
defense of the fire fiends recently convicted.
Boyd is the Notary who. about a month
ago, when dozen Sheriff7s deputies were
securing the country in search OF Yager
and bis pal, Martin, made solitary trip
to Bear Valley os.ensihly to visit mining
properties. but in reality to hold confer
ence with Yager. then hiding ia that
vicinity, and arrange for the execution OF
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RACING AT LOS ANGELES.
Tycoon and Ed McGinness Beaten b.
John Treat.

Tycoon and Ed McGinness Beaten by
John Treat.
Los ANGELES, October 29th-There was
good attendance at Agricultural Park to-
day. Betting was lively and the track was
in better condition than yesterday.
In the pacing race for the 2:30 class, $500,
Silkwood, Phil Frieler and Sunrise started.
Silkwood won in three straight heats,
Frieler second. Fine, 2:2S, 2:262 and
2;2S3.
In the half mile and repeat for all ages,
$780, Susie S. won and John F. second.
Time, 4S4. Typesetter and Idleman were
distanced. In the second heat, Susie S. was
first and John f. Second. Time, 48!.
For the mile and an eighth dash, all
ages, $500, were the following entries: John
Treat, Four Aces, Ed McGinnis and Ty-
coon. John Treat won by lenghth,
Tycoon second and Ed McGinnis third
Time, 1:56l. This was great race. Ed
McGiDnis was the favorite in the pools.
Polo ma ches By Santa Monica clubs
completed the days sport.
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INACTIVE NAVY YARDS.
Secretary Tracy Thinks They Should
Either be Used or Sold.

WASHINGTON, October 29;h-In his forth
coming report, Secretary Tracy will, it is
understood. urge upon Congress the adop-
ton of some positive policy with regard to
the various navy yards. People interested
in the opening of those now closed and
maintaining them in state OF activity,
have presented their arguments to the Sec.
retarv and these have been submitted to
the chiefs Of the several Bureaus for exam
iDatiou and report. Secretary Tracy will
probably ask Congress to open yards for
the construction and repair Of ships, or the
establishment of training ships with bar
racks for apprentices, or else close them
entirely and dispose OF the property ana
plants.
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OF COURSE.
The Sacramentos Play their Usual Anna
teur Ball.

The SacramentOs Play their Usual Anna
teur Ball.
SAN Francisco, October % h.-The Sena-
tors were again shut out, this time by the
San Franciseos. Meegan was il the box
for the home nine and pitched splendid
ball, but four hits being made off his de-
puzzled the batters, but the errors and the
weak batting on the part of the visitors
gave the game to Fms men. Veach let
an easy ero1nder pass him in the fifth in
ming and two men scored. In the next in
ming Gleason placed him on tie bench,
sending Selma to first and Zeigler to right
field. The smallest audience this wear,
about four hundred, were present. Rox-
burg caught a good game. Some of
Hughes stops were on base-hits Score:
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claims Against the Government.

WASHINGTON October 29ib.-The report
of Second Comptroller Gilkersen is mgde
public to-day 1t shows that during the
year ending June 30h last IS 563 claims,
accounts and cases, aggresating s16i, 1885,
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Sarah Holland, woman evangelist,
preaching among the negroes at Bruins
wick, Georgia, distributes a load of water
melons free at the meetings. The crowds
that 90 to hear her preach are enormous.
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Advica to Mothera.-Mrs. Winslnw,s

Advice TO Nothers.-Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing SYRUP should always be used when
children are cutting teeth 1t relieves the little
sufferer at onee it produces natural, quiet sleep
by relieving the child from pain, and the little
cherub awakes as bright as q button" 1t If
very pleasant to taste. 1t soothes the child,
softens the gums, allays sll pain, relieves wind,
regulates the bowels, and is the best-known
remedy for diarrhes, whether arising from,
teething or other causes. twenty-five ceuts a
bottle. MWFly
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King Milan to be Married.

LONDON, October 29th.-Accorjing to ad-
vices from Belgrade, ex.King Milan will
shortly be married to Plrisisn lady.
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NEW TO-DAY.

Advertisements of Meeting Notices, Wants, Lost,
Found For Sale, To Lei and similar notices under
this head are inserted for cents per line the first
time and cents per line each subsequent time. Al
notices OF this character Vu be found under this
heddino
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MRS. FERRY's sATUHEL.
1t Contained Something Like $4,000
When Lost.

It contained something Like SI3,OO0
When Lost.
TACOMA (W. To- October 29th.-There
have been various conflicting reports con-
corning the loss of Mrs. G. P. Ferry's
satchel at Portland, containing valuaoles
amounting to large sum. Mrs. Ferry has
not been interviewed regarding the matter,
but gentleman of this city has received a
telegram from her stating that the story
was true, and that the loss amounts to be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000 in money and
securities. The drafts can be duplicated,
but the loss of large amount in notes
will necessitate Mrs. Ferry's giving secur-
ity article to the makers for new ones or
waiting until the statute of Limitation shall
protect them, before making payment.
Just what was lost in Mrs. Ferry's satchel
is not known, but probably will not be less
than $4,000, consisting of diamonds,
money and securities
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Fate of Revolutionists.

CRY OF MRuco. October 29th.-A tsle-
gram from the Capital OF Guatemala was
received yesterday, stating that seventeen
revolutionary leaders had been CAPTURED
and shot By President Barilias. The revo-
lu'ionists, though still fighting have been
worsted in every encounter with tue Re-
publican troops Many leaders have been
captured and shot: Tweniy-four Leaders so
far have been executed by tAe f5ices Of
Rarillag
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The bes. ptse. IN caSrrss your printing aone
A. :. Johnssnl q co's- Sc = ;jscranen.o. Cal
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An Army Anyhow.

BrRLly, October 29lb.-The Rsiohstag
to-day discussed the budget Of Herr Won
Malrzahn, Secretary OF State for the Inpe-
rial Treasury. He said it was expected
that expenditures in addition to those al
ready announced will be required for the
army, no matter how much conhdepce is
felt in the continuance Of peace. Meaus to
maintain the strength of the army could
not be lefi out Of The consideration.
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DIR. La Mars Seminal Pills cure all
cases of Nervous and Physical Debility, Seminal
Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, and the many
ailments arising from excess, indiscretion, and
abuse, A complete restorative. Price, 50 50 8
bottle sent by express G. o. D. A. NCBOYLE
& CO., Druggists, 504 Washington street. San
Francisco. 2. o. Box 1852. my6-6m
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Strange Suicide.

Los ANGELES, October 29th.-Yesterday
Judge Frank ]. Weeks, an attorney at San
Pedro, was missed just at the time when
he was to appear in Court as counsel in
small civil case. A search was made for
him without result until after dark to-
night, when his body was found on the
beach. A bullet-hole was through his
heart, and a Al caliber pistol lay by his
head. 1t is an evident case Of suicide. He
was aged 80 years, and leaves wife and
three small children. No reason is as
signed for the act.
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A Daughter of Eve.

SANTA ANA, October 29th.-Accordiug to
the decision of an Orange cous.ty jury this
evening the frs. contribution 10 the States
Prison from this county will be woman.
Modesto Avila, noted adventures of San
JUAN who feloniously obstructed the track
of the California Southern Railroad last
June. was found guilty Of the charges pre-
ferred against her. Her crime is a States
Prison offense and Judge Towner has taken
the sentence under consideration until Fri
daY morning.
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If afflicted with Sore F:yes use DR.. Isaac
THOMPSON'S EYE WATER, Sold at 25 cents. .1yS

Bapjo and Guitar Recommendations
APPLEBY, southwest corner Tenth a ID Z SITS. .
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OTrAwA. 0c,obeT % h There Is no
truth IN the report that the Imperiol Gev-
eruuent has asked be D tglnion srtnori-
ties to modify lhs oansdIeD Chipege Set III
order 10 aver. the policy Of repTisA Q ne
y,,r: Of Chine
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Pullman Tourist Car Fxcut sIoDs.-Select
excursions via the Atlantic and Pacific Rail
road Santa Fe route), under management of
salaried railroad employees, leave Sacramento
EVERY THURSDAY for all Eastern points.
Berths furnished through to Chicago. Rates
same as from San Francisco. Baggage checked
through to destination. G. w. RAlLTON, agent,
231 street, Sacramento. Cal. m3-1mMWF
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SAN JUAy pEb SUR, Oafober % "a --T.,ere
is grrar ENTHUSIASM eyer toe reS gold
feds disc syered along The bans. % The
Princsuulkq river The iiein c1ve-s an
area OF several square miles Companies
are being formed to work them.
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WASHINGTON CULLINGS.
Secretary Tracy SAYS the Navy Yards
Should be Used or Sold.
THOSE IMPORTED GLAssBLOwERs
Secretary Noble Bounces the Schem-
ing Lessees of the Chero-
kee Outlet.
THOSE IMPORTED GLAssBLowERs
OUR EXHIBIT.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES To THE REooRD-us1os.l !
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LEAVENING POWER
OF the various Baking Powders Illus
trated from actual tests.
Reports Of Government Chemists.

''The ROYAL Baking Powder Is composed OF puro
and wholesome ingredients. It does NOT contain
either alum or phosphatss other injurious sub
stances EDWARD g. LOyK, Pn. d.
''The Royal Baking Powder is undoubtedly the
unrest and most reliable baking powder offered %
The public HENRY A. MOTT. NJ. D., Pi. D."
ssThe ROYAL Baking Powder is purest in quality
and highest in strength Of any baking powder ol
'WM. McMURTRIE, PHI. D.
= All Aim, Baking Powders, no matter how hieh
3leir strtsligtb are to be avoided as dangerous
p,nauhafe powders liberate their gas too freely
under climatic changes suAsr deterioration
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GENERAL NOTICES.

Perhaps no local disease has puzzled
and bafIled the medical profession more than
nasal catarrh. While not Immediately fatal, it
is among the most distressing, nauseous and
disgusting ills that flesh is heir to- and The rec
ords show very few or no cases OF radical cure
of chronic catarrh by any of the multitude of
modes of treatment until the Introduction of
Ely's Cream Balm few years ago. The success
of this preparation has been most gratifying
and surprising. MWF
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IN FOREIGN LANDS.
Michael DaVitt DenOunCeS the "ThuH-
deTef'S" Article on ParneIl.
THE CANADIAN PACIFIC FLOORED.
An Ontario Woman Publicly Ex-
communicated for Re-
Marrying.
cANAp1AN rAc1r1c rLoonEp.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RrooRD-UmoN.I
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ALONG TIE PACIFIC COAST.
1 Madman'S FiendiSh Assault Upon a
School, Teacher.
SACRAMENT0'S REGULAR DOSE.
A San Bernardino Notary in Trouble
Mrs. Ferry's Satchel Con-
tanned $4,000.
Especial DIsPAT AT-HEs TO THE RECoRD-USIoNl
AT THE BAY.

IsrEc1A1 DISPATCHES TO THE RBooRD-uMos.l
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PORTLAND (Or.), October 29th.-Articles
of incorporation OF the Oregon Western
Railroad Company were filed in the County
Clerks office this morning by John Kelly,
William 7. Muir and r. Koehler, with
capital stock not yet fixed The projected
line of the road is from this city to Airlie,
Polk cOuutv
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NOOulaniS court.
WooDLAED, October 29th The prelimi-
nary examination of H P Reed for the
murder of Frank Mcneil was held to-day
Reed was held to answer with bonds at
$4,000. Bonds will probably be furnished.
Paul Stribe has been sentenced TO term
of two years at Folsom for assault with a
deadly weapon.
Wrestling Match Made.
SEATTLE CIV. T.) October 29th.-A wrest-
ling match was arranged today between
W. H. Quinn OF San Francisco and J. t.
Donovan of Australia. The match is collar
and elbow style, best three in five. for $780,
and is to take place in Seattle within
twelve days.
VIII Affiliate.
JACKSON, October 29th.-At a meeting
held at Sutter Creek to-day a County Board
of Trade was organized with over one hun
dred members, headquarters to be at jack
son. A committee was elected delegate
to the State Board
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X r E M E r s.,
MONDAY. MARCH q. 1890.

We cannot enumerate one-tenth part Of
our beautiful stock In this advertisement, but
will call particular attention TO the follow
ing novelties; our counters and shelves are
crowded, and all are invited to inspect:
LIST. Kremer's colored India Silks, every
color in the rainbow, at SOC.
ID Kremer's black soft Faille Silk worth
$3.50 a yard, at 81.
3d. Kremer's colored all silk Surahs worth
Zoe; special prices for this week, all shades,
soc.
Handsome plain and fancy Silks in plaids,
Persian, striped and shaded effects Just re-
ceived.
KREMERs DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
Crowded with beautiful separate Suits rang
ing from 80 each 20 $50. These have been
selected with great care and are
Kremer's Choice Patterns, each one differ
ent and exclusive
MONDAY BARGAINS IN DRESS GOODS.
90 pieces Suiting suitable for ladies' or
misses, worth soc, at 20c a yard.
80 pieces all wool Cachemir d'Inde worth
81, at 65c; every shade in the desirable fabric
so pieces extra width heavy Cachemir
dlnde at 81.
HANDSOME sackings, T,nnis Cloths and
Powered Effects for tea gowns and wrappers.
"KREMERS ADDITION"
Kremers have opened a special Sateen De-
partnent filled with the choicest designs OF
the celebrated kocchlln Freres; these are the
handsomest designs OF the season.
Special for Monday: % boxes fine silk Vel
vet worth Sl.0O; shades, garnet claret, car
dinal, green and grenat, at &c.
Special Again: We carry only few pieces
OF handsome colorod Broadcloths worth 50
and 1900 rather than pack these we offer
the choice at Sl.75.
KREMERS LACE DEPARTMENT.
81 Lace Flouncings
81 wide Nets for draping.
sl.5O Lace Flouncings, AZ inch.
g Lace flouncngs.
Neilings; 3 striped Veilings at pc.
Lace ToscaVeilings at &l.25, $3.50 and $i.75.
RIBBONS.
Fancy Moire Ribbons In all new shades Mt
&c yard.
The most wonderful effects In Empire and
Watcrcd Eilccts-sec our new Bibbons.
Some summer values In Corscts
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II you like books, we won't lot Won for.
get ~, because we will always have the
best and the cheapest. II We are out OF q
work, we order Il at once for you. You
can get from ms any book published In
this country or Europe, at less than pub.
fishers price. Test II. We are always
prepared TO accommodate you. Tomor-
row We will sell fine stationery very low;
&c and lie q box, usually sold for Zoe aud
SOC. We have moro OF the following
works than are needed In stock, and We
offer 20 copies only Of each at the follow
ing prices
Addison Spectator, complete, & V, $40.
Carlyle, complete, II V, $40.
Chambers Information for the People,
v, SL0i.
Smilos's American Biographies, V,
Sl.05.
Leather Albums, were $1,000. only S305.
5000 paper novels, Pie kind, only Toe.
George Eliots works, complete, q v,
SL7G
5000 cloth volumes. bost authors, zoe.
1000 standard poets, half Morocco, Doc.
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Read Every Money In u.

French diamond luster glass flower
globes, $50, were 81; ruby and ruby amber
glass salt and pepper bottles with gold and
silver tops only SOC, worth 81.
Hammered brass whisk broomholders
with broom enclosed, CSC, worth 81.
Gold band moss rose and wild rose dim
ner sets, 50. 70 each, were $50.
5000 decorated French china cream
pitchers, &c each; worth Poe. Genuine
Rogers Bros. extra triple A plate dinner
knives, for
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FIRE SALVAGE COMPANY,
400. Main Street 400.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

We have sold our entire business to a
stock company that viii take charge
April |.
We must reduce our stock to certain
amount which gives US just four weeks to
do II in. In order TO accomplish it, we
will begin tomorrow morning one OF the
grandest distribution of prizes that has
ever taken place in Memphis. Remember
we will sell you goods cheaper than any
house in the city, and besides, give you a
grand prize.
Read, Rcnd, Read.
With every $500 worth OF goods we will
give away q choice ornament or hand mir
ror.
With every IS worth, or upward, we
will give away fine Bsque Statues, deco
rated Cups and Saucers, Cuspadors, etc.
With every $40 worth and upward, we
will give away finest decorated Lamps, all
complete with cut glass globes, Brass
Whisk Broom Holders, Toilet Sets, etc.
One extra special offer will be $50 dozen
Misses Hose, full regular made, extra
long, very heavy ribbed, in black and
colored, from to 81, all at the ridicu-
lousy low price OF Sc. Remember these
Hose have been advertised by one OF our
competitors as worth Acc per pair.
White Goods. white Goods.
l case large plaid sheer White Goods
79c, l2!c is the regular price.
case plaid White Goods, 4lc; regular
price 7!c per yard.
! case India Linen 7lc; regular price l2lc
per yard.
case India Linen Sc; regular price 12lC
per yard.
case finest satcen 6lc; regular price l2I'
per yard.
Masonville Bleached Muslin 7lc pei
yard.
Good quality soft finish Bleached Mus.
lin. yard wide, 6lc; 10 yards for 81.
Henrietta Cloth, new spring shades
double width, l0c; regular price zoe pei
yard.
Bleached all linen Table Damask Acc
regular price Zoe per yard.
Carpets, OIL Cloths, shades.
II you want anything in the Carpet lint
come and see what we are Offering.
Hid Gloves. Kii Gloves.
Just received, entire new line KiC
Gloves, in black and colored, sizes from
to "a the regular 81 quality; our price 50C
per pair.
Everything in the millinery line very
very cheap.
Notions. Notions.
silk yelling sc yard. ladies' Isle vests
pink and blue, l5c zach; extra larg,
towels, &c each; toboggan caps DC each
ladies' hemstitched bandkerchieis, EN-.
broidered, &c; white embroidered mul
ties, l0c each; pearl buttons, all sizes, "a,
per doz.
Inmense Bar;sains
In mems, boys and clrildren's clothing
and shoes OF every description
At the
FIRE SALVAGE COMPANY,
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Carpets and Curtains.

We will sell all our last seasons carpets
at the following prices. They are really
very little, II any, different from this sea
sons, but We always mako tia rule 10 keep
only the newest
Hest Ingrains SIC, best Tapestry 60c, best
Wilton Velvet sl.05. medium Tapestry
Brussels Doc, best Body Brussels 00c.
800 PAIRS Lace Curtains-only one pair
OF a pattern-at s.. IS, none worth less
than s.. 80, some worth much more.
2-YARD Brussol Rugs only Sl.25.
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New Miiancse nohair.,

Beautifully finished In solid and stripes.
Throw of dust like n duck does water.
See them; they are not only new, bu,
most desiablc Tor this latitude.
We can call attention nov 10 merely
two special drives IN dress goods
Atwood ladies cloth at only soc.
Atwood Lyons llonriclis only p5c.
Combination side band patterns only
si2j0
FRENCH sATEENS-Ladics, don't
leave the store without looking nj oui
saiecns deny yourself a pleasur,
that can cost you nothing. Such rich
nrc and elegant combination oi colonngs
II has never been our province 90 exhibit
Many q the Persian and India styles arr
our own importation and cannot be ha,
elsewhere.
French sa,ecns CSC, l0c. 45c aud SOC.
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* r E M E r S
Inauguration Day,
MONDAY, MARCH 4.
KREMER'S SPRING STYLES
Three Simple Words but how Expressive of the Correctly and
Aesthetically Beautiful

run I'm Beaded Nets-$3.50 and s. were
$40. Come and see them; they are worth
your attention.
Persian Bands Just opened; new effects.
To see them is to admire them. Wonderful
effects for moderate prices
UMBRELLAS.
81, Gloria, natural handles, 90 inch.
$780, Gloria, silver and gold handles.
$l.75 Extra Handles.
1925, Extra Handles.
$780, $3.50. 50 Silk Umbrellas.
New Tosca Umbrellas and new Tosca Par
asols just received.
JERSEYS.
90 cents
$3.50 fancy Jerseys.
800 military Jerseys.
So. so fine Jerseys.
Plated and Bernhard Jerseys.
Imported Jerseys at half price.
Novelties in surah and plated wool waists.
WRAPS.
Pelerines at $3.50.
Pelernes at s. n
Pelerines at $3.50.
Pelernes at $3.50.
Pelcrines at IS, and $40 and $40.
JACKETS FOR THE SPRING.
Jackets, s..
Jackets, $3.50.
Jackets, 50.
Short wraps, $780,
Short wraps s..
Long wraps, at s., $3.50 and $40.
Fine imported wraps In jackets, ulsters,
long circulars, lace circulars, lace wraps.
Novelties in Jet wraps at extremely low
prices-half prices.
GLOVES.
Just received new lot OF 5-button, dressed
kid, narrow embroidered gloves, Spring
sla les, for 75c.
We have also received new 20-button, UNI
dressed gloves. in all shades, for 1915.
l5-button for S325.
Handkerchiefs, DC, Zoe and 25c.
Fans, 81, $50, 81, $3.50 and $3.50
New Paris London and New York Styles
Kremer's Inauguration sale,
Monday, March, 4.
PARIS FLOWERS
For hat and dress effects beautiful and nat
uml-fincst ever imported.
Marguerites, 25c per bunch.
Daisies, 20c.
snowballs, 25c.
Lilacs J0c.
Niolets 25c.
Violcts 75c and 81.
Velvet violeis at Sl.50 bunch.
Jonquils sl.60.
Ostrich tips, three In bunch, at 81; worth
$3.50
Ostrich plumes at 81, in all colors.
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New French Corset. Just Received.
New Paris millinery Now Ready.

What can we say about silks2 What
can We say about dress goods2 Where
can W. begin when this variety Is almost
endless? TO describe may mislcad, DO.
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