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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1890-09-17
A Quaker Ceremony.

MaglIl, QaugnTor OF Dr. EDWIN MagllI,
ex-president OF Swarthmore College,
were married at noon on the 10th, at
the residence of the brides parents at
swarthmore, near Philadelphia. There
was no officiating clergyman, the
Friends ceremony" being used, the
bride and groom standing hand in hand,
promising to be faithful unto the other
until death shall separate them.
The New York Centrars Scheme.
An Albany, n: Y. dispatch of the
cording to a reinstated Knight, all of
the New York Central Roads en-
ployes in this vicinity have been asked
to sign paper which eXacts from them
pledge that they shall not go out on
strike, nor shall they belong to any
labor organization which has the au-
thority to order them out in a body.
Nearly all the men have signed the cir
cular The report that District Master
Workman E. ]. Lee had skipped with
money given him to relieve the wants
of strikers cannot be substantiated."
Proposed New Revenue.
Dr. MIGUEL, German minister of
finance, proposes a graduated tax on
large trading houses. Those whose bust
y
will be exempt from taxation. All 9TH
ers will be divided into four classes ac-
cording to the amount of business done
each year, viz: First-class, from l 800
to 1000 marks; second, from ZOO to 90,
600 marks; third, from 10000 to 60 900
marks, and fourth, from $4,000 marks
upward The minister of commerce
has informed deputation of Rhenlsl
manufacturers that the reprisals pro-
posed by them for the Mckinley bill
could not safely be adopted.
Water in New York
The highest flood which has been
known in the section since 1850, with
one exception, visited the valley of the
Canisteo on the 10th, and third of the
city was inundated. The Erie was COM
pletely tied up, no through train run
ming past Hornellsville Train was
stopped at Andover all day, unable to
get either way. Advices from Canisteo
report that village completely under
water and at the mercy of the stream.
ELMIRA, n. Y, Sept. 1O.-Nearly three
inches of rain has fallen here in twenty
four hours, and has raised the Chemung
River so that the lower parts of the city
are under water, and much damage is
apprehended. Railroad bridges have
UGou washed away.
Women and Children Butchered.
The steamer Taurus has arrived at
Marseilles with marines and soldiers
from Dahomey. The men are in pitt
able condition, their health having been
completely shattered by the hardships
they have endured. The Taurus
brings the details of the defeat of
Eebas by the Dahomeyians. The
victors, it appears, destroyed thirty
villages and took 5000 prisoners. The
Dahomeyians were guilty of the most
inhuman acts. All the infants that were
captured in the village were killed,
many of them being burned alive. Egg
bas and 10000 of his followers fled to
the Catholic mission at Abbeotka. King
Behanzin afterwards advanced into the
interior and captured 2,OO0more prison
ers. One thousand women who were
taken were put to death.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1890-09-17

WHEAT-No. . red.......................-.
CORN-No. Observation-Disclosures.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-13
TOWN TOPICS.


Yesterday was the O.. Z. & I. pay day.
There are sixty-nine church orgau.za-
u0us ~ tne city.
The Greenyille fair VIII 5e held from
September J 90 B.
The chief engineer OF the c. & ". VI.
report that men are very scarce Tor
grade work.
A large number OF people went North
yesterday on the UuIversallst excursion
10 Harnor Point.
The Patrarchal Circle that have been
camping near Fenton nave returned
and report and excellent time.
10 would be a good idea il the east
side canal was cleaned out bStOre the
water IS turned in again.
The executors OF the estate of Chas.
4 Rec sold 70 u. G. Scr.bner lots and
Z, yesterday for $1,000.
The laying of the corner stone of the
new First Reform church viii take
place IN about two weeks.
Andrew j. Jones and Mrs. Bessie
HOrTigan were married at the residence
Of Justice Hydorn Monday evening.
The cable broke yesterday near the
corner OF Bridge ana tanaI-stS., ana
traffic was delayed for about an hour.
Champlain. Custer and Watson Corps,
Will picnic today at North Park with
tne two visiting relief corps from Mus
kegon.
The constable Of the Fourth ward
lost his star, marked 18th Ward Con-
stable" The finder Will please return
u los CliutOu-st.
The sale OF lot q on Robinson's fair
ground addition, by Leander Campbell
70 Eva II. Cunningham for 5000, was
recorded yesterday
Just before the funeral services at the
Westminster Presbyterian Church yes
terday we're began, Francis Drew was
overcome with the close air of the
Church and had TO be removed 10 his
home.
telegram from Emma 2. Runion,
senior vIce-president %. ne W. r. c.
department, of Michigan. states that
the officers reached Boston safely Mon
day morning. notwithstanding the
strike, With only tive hours delay at
Detroit, aud short stop 1T Niagara
Fails.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-13
THAT AWFUL CRY

Nervous Weakness, Nery-
Ous Debility, causing loss OF
mind, impOtency, barren
ness, inability to collect
ideas OR remember q word
during conversation; max
ing the sufferer lose conf
dence in every one, even
himself, causing continual
worry anu anxiety about
troubles that never come;
sometimes causing Epilep-
sy, often causing Insanity,
one form of Deafness, Par
aiysis, Eervousn ess and
Heart Disease, inability to
conduct business, etc.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-13
MEDICAL STUDENT.
The article referred to in the above
communication was as follows:

The article referred to in the above
communication was as follows:
"CURING AN IDIOT.
Probably the most extraordinary sur
gcal operation on record Is reported
from Paris. DR.. LannelOngue, an emf
nent specialist IN the Children's hos
pltal, has just succeeded in the effort to
give intelligence to a poor little IDIOT.
The child, little girl 4-years-old. had
a deformed head. only about one-third
the size OF an ordinary little one of her
age. She never smiled, never took
notice OF anything, and she could
neither walk nor stand. The doctor be-
came convinced that the condition Of
the little creature was due to the abnor-
NAL narrowness OF the head, which
hlndered the natural growth of the
BRAIN. He made long and narrow IN
cision IN the center of the skull and cut
a portion out Of the left side of it, with
out inluring the oura mater. The re-
suit oil this operation was something as
founding. Ia less that a month the
child began to walk. Now she smiles,
interests herself in everything around
her, and plays with doll. \ t0lerablv
bright little child has taken the place OF
the ldiOt.-EbehanJe.'
The TELEGRAM-HERALD at once pro
ceeded 10 put itself into possession OF
information of a character to settle the
question raised by the correspondent.
The tirst physician seen was Dr. Wm.
Fuller, who settled the question for tho
reporter so ehectually tlat no further
investigation was necessary.
q do not need TO say ANYTHING what
ever on the subject" ," said the doctor.
placing IN the hand OF the reporter q
small pamphlet. That" said he.
will answer every possible question
you may ask on the subject"
The pamphlet proved to be a part of
the published proceedings Of the Mon
treal NcdlcO-Chirurg.cal Society for
1873. 1t contains q detailed account of
the trepInlng OF the skull OF an idiO.
child, , years OF age, 10y Dr. Fuller. as
sisted by Or. Trenholme, on the 2Ith
day of September OF that wear.
The child was 4 perfect IDIOT. Dr..
/ Fuller was tel 20 think from certs N
physical conditions, principal of winch
was the consultation OF tne sutures of
the skull, that the idiocy was the re.
su.t OK the crImped state OF the brain.
He then conceived the wholly original
I idea OF giving more room for the brain.
and thus allowing that organ to de-
/ yelOp. The trepnlng was performed
according to tue doctor theory. and
/ the result met his most saugulne cx-
/ peCtItiJn. The pamphlet contains -a
I exhaustive surgical and medical his
tory OF tue case, but the details would
not be interesting to the genera reader
I If i an fff .e-ar,- fl 1ar .a~. f.... fr-
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-13
PURELY PERSONAL

Rus Buchanan Is in Kalamazoo.
Mr. aud Mrs. A. o. CrOzier are at
Bay Nieu.
VIM. y. Rowe and family are at Ira
verse CITY.
Sc. Curdy and family are at Ira
verse City.
Col. =. V. Fox has returned from
MusSeg1n.
Mss Nola Anderson has returned to
GresQWle.
Mss VIC Sachen IS visiting friends in
Kalamazoo.
Mss Annie Curtis IS visiting relatives
~ 1uskeSou.
O.. b. Dunt0n and son have fturned
fiom Bay View.
NJ -s Helen A. Hal is visiting friends
~ ot. Joseph, Mich.
Nrs II O.. Barlow and Mss Barlow
a., 20 Traverse City.
Misses Bay and e sse HHson have re-
ta4-a. from Kalamazoo.
Uon. r.. p. DIX. OC Berr.en Springs,
w. the city yesterday.
1--eJ. Clark ~orolt md sons have
rel.rci .r.ia B.g Rapids.
Davidson is VISITING Mss Genie
..r. H u-on U1rbor.
Nnnie Am g. of Greonvlle, Is
.n- friends q Sass Ci.y.
-..-s Ca.y Robinson, of Jackson. IS
visiting relatives 90 tals c.tv.
-rs s. Wrri ana fani.y nave re-
tgusi ram i,g bland Park.
Mss Clara Orr has returned from q
fvs weeks stay 3t Bay View.
r. r. Harr egtou went Co Boston yes
terj8y, to he gone three weeks.
NI-s. =. O.. FizG aid came down
from Petoskey % speni sunday.
Truman Kellogg wife and daughter,
ars at Park place. Traverse City.
Mrs. Leach. of s0 Waver'y Place. is
recovering from @ dangerous len as.
Mrs. G.. p. Glthban IS spendn few
davs at H3r5or Point, with Mrs. q. 4.
Mavhew.
Nrs. Basil Gognon and daughter
Belle have returned rom a week stay
at M8cafawa Park
Mrs. I. :. Randolph and daughter
Stella have returned from Omekema.
sresort near Nanlstee
NtN Moses NaH MS .'rH the guest on
Mr ami Mrs. A. BHson for week, left
yesterday for Bay City.
Mrs. G. F. Mitchell and Mss Dora
Weed have returned from a week' s
outing st Ottawa Beach.
Mrs. E. VI. Beckwith hss returned 20
ratavis. y. Y. after q visit with her
sSer Mrs. IT. Y. Curtis.
Mrs f. r. Hovsy, Of Jackson. is
spending some time WITH her parents,
Rev and Mrs John Graham.
Mrs sarah 4. Miller. Cf - Broadway
hss gone to Traverse CITY, 20 visit her
daughter, Mrs 3. n. Braken.
Nr. ard Mrs. W A. Fvde have re.
Turned from q few DAYS outing With
friends nc Nciarln lake, Cceana, 81.
A Teevin and family lesvs this
week for Dannury, Conn. whsrp they
expect 10 spend a couple Of nonths.
Misses Olive and Francis Bake have
returned o. Nssksgon after sn ex
tended v,st with friends Ia this city.
Mrs john VIM srd daughtsr. Of =
Hlt0n-st., have gone East vls.slue
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-13

tf.saas p Detre-t. C.eye.4la sad Nag
ara f4ts.
Alls otteroe5n. Il No. : Aorta
L-F s-.1il-st-, hsz gols u Lals-slg Ca
ptisli-ess tEie, o. = aosent 4 fes days
Mrs. 2. L. Kseler ard Mss Essaer
hsVl7E are Ene guesls " Il IS Geo. ~.
a-e-s a TIE " Nas-ssQFta cggl4ses har-
LOS eolnt.
AEs. Duane Ham lion sna children
lsafs thz aorllag fer SEGrgeol Bay
nz.s snefs they = 4 os the glests Il
'4is- II Russell loE several seeks
kes. ana Mrs. Geo. N. H0e4rd, wao
uafs been tie guests 81 Gle.r eoas rs
Ar and 1rs. r =. k.saer. ie.t ycs.es-
dAy fsr tle.g home 2 LoHell Mass.
slrs. Jo1n II. Meyers went down -
441.sl-s@@ PARK yesterday, % sg5aa q
"eeA Slie Has aCl0n r1hlel - aef
"a s's, Mss EmMz Becker and 4tTs-
FREDERICK 1ey tgss u tosL Wayne, in1.
john Cole, OE NeRayg0 county,
b.olg4t lis animated boom for Auditor
tf-4eral iu-o GEald Rapids yesterday
de las Il 80 we.l uadsr control tAal .t
created nO CONSERVATION among local
pollLle.4ls.
Hon. A. z. Chapman. the longtime
emlodHmrnt ol Hllsaale county states
mauship "a the ogafe Legislature and
tAe kr gvnil0g oI tls '.twO-ceut fare"
oil. p-ld tnFse elegant cents per a.ie
10 come g Grand Rapids Yesterday and
a Ike amount % get away aSa.n.
L. \. keatlng, whose hus,l.ag pro
clgties have long led MaskegCn "a
Eeek-and meek race aud involved IN
perpleXlng doubts the question or
which would come ~ ahead. hew into
lAe city yesterday anj splasned Dol,
sgn manUal Oh the Morton House
| -. .t.r
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-13
Nxnrninr Politics.

CHEYENNE, Wy. Aug. 12.-The first
State convention of the Democrats and
Republicans were held in this city Mon
day. In the Democratic convention
George W. Baxter, of Cheyenne, was
nominated by acclamation for Governor.
Full State tickets were chosen by both
parties. The Republican ticket is
headed by Francis E. Weaver, of Chey-
enne, the present incumbent. for Gov
ernos. The Democrats nominated
George 3 Clark, Of Vinita. and the Re-
publicans, Clarence y. Clark, OF Vinita,
for Con rrnsE
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-13

To get relief from Indigestion, bill
ousness, constipation or torpid liver
without disturbing tie stomach or
puIg.ug the bows,s, take few doses oi
Carter's Little Liver Pills, they VII.
please YOU.
That tired, languid feeling and dull
headache is very disagreeable. Take
twO OF CaTtars Little Liver Pills before
retiring. and YOU Will dnG relief. They
never tail % DO good.
They make one feel as though life
was worth living. Take one Of Carter:
Little Liver Pills after eating; il VIII re-
Iieve dyspepsia, aid digestion, give
tone and vigOr % the system.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-13

In 1850 the population OF Illinois was
3,0T7.S71, so that in ten years the in
crease has been 72S, 4l4. IL is dou btful
II any State east OF the Mississippi can
show so large a per cent of increase.
New York hasn't reached million in
crease by nearly 10o,00o and it had
over 5, 900, 600 10 start with. Pennsyl-
vania also shows a gain of nearly 900,
900. but it had about 4,5o0, 900 for the
starting point.
BY the end OF the present week Super
intendent Porter expects that the work
Of counting the census returns will
be completed. Already the count
has reached so coo, OOo. and, according
70 Mr.. Porter's estimate, which he
said would prove to be about correct
there are Ii. 600, 900 more to be counted,
which will make the total population OF
the country about 64, 600, 000 The rough
count shows Colorado's population to be
4lO,SoO. Wisconsin, by districts, shows
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-13
A BAD RUNAWAY,
A 1!an Dragged Under n Wagon Box
Nearly a Block.

peculiarly painful runaway accl-
dent occurred on Ionla-st. last evening,
by which ". D. Anthony had a very
narrow escape from death.
The victim was III the employ of the
Street Railway Company, and had been
transferred from one part OF the city 70
work in another. To remove ms trunk
from the Union depot, he had
hired n team said 70 have been
from Ball & Waters stable. The
trunk being loaded, Anthony got
aboard, while friend was detsching
the hltching weight from the horses.
Before he could selze the lines
the horses started suddenly, and, 4,
overturning the wagon, ran up Ionia-
st. with Anthony Gagged between the
overturned box and the ground. Before
the unfortunate man could be released ,
the team had run nearly a block. H
was taken into White & Whites drug
store. where Dr. HOyt attended him.
He was badly bruised over all his body,
and one knee cap was fractured. lie
was taken 20 MS home az 81 Halstesd-
81, IN the patrol wagon.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-13
WASTE No MORN IINE

With those who have n
cheap or high-priced rem
edy TO try; their tOnics.
stimuIants, nervines and
hypnotics. sleep producing
drugsl, or instrumental ap-
pliances; they are OF no
avail, the disease is still
there and can ONLY be cured
By DR.. 5. CLAY TODD. 10
MouToe-st., Grand Rapids.
Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-13
II Jan fer sil

Frank Waltz foand himself short
time in jai yesterday, on q body war
rant issued from Justice Hydorn's
court. Inc complainant IN the case
WAS Hattie A. Beari and the amount
involved vas aoout Sll Waltz fur
ulshed bail.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-13

There 10 Rope Yet for Fools, il what
Follows il True.

GRAND RAPIDS, Aug. IL.
To the Editor OF the TzLEGaAH- HERALD;
The TELEGRAM-HERALD has been
taken to task, recently, by some pretty
respectable religious authority for the
character OF some of the matter fur
nished its readers. But Or. Fair failed
10 include one item which, IL seems To
me, be might have done II the article
about idIocy which appeared in this
mornings paper had appeared IN the
number when the doctor dlssected.
The whole yarn IS so absurd that you
ought to apologize 10 your intelligent
readers for publishing 1t.
Yours IncredulOuSly,
MEDICAL STTpFNT
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-13
A big Tree for the worlds Fsir.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 12.-The won
derful redwood tree, shipped from
Tulare County by Mr.. Van Dorrnsn,
and which Will be exhibited q, the
worlds fair. Chicago, has arrived here.
Thee fiat cars we're required 10 haul the
exhibit to the city, and it weighs 60 600
pounds. 1t viii be exhibited st the
Mechanics Fair, prior to being shipped
TO Chicaro
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-13

BAVIs-Beil. wfs of A. v Davis. and
dag .t-- af 2. ~ IA L. - HlIaer. ascd q
saars. M9aths ail day. 4- h-e4 Lakr.
HALLA AA1-Agaes Mary. da1gnfer of see.
ll a-ss % gtars-
Notice u funeral hereafter
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-13
Thia Dc h - 60. l9.

fzzl CITY ~ ae1ce ea5rlrse - CLrtek
las--F -Fi.e11I1l = Fr-Erzss paIil-1e4
iG.7- -Desrh z Iersmy flyiar cora lsls
l7Gs-B Bzr1s q 1l1lsel-l- - saicn tae oa<s ~
NaFiD1gslg1 aclieF@1 . Fict<y FseF l-s
Frss-a AL 1aF41zEs ald srsxs the prestige
~ Lgs.s ~ blsssss-
f-es-Blsrl a- leorso ~, de- 30
l1ss -Captzs 1f H1sa1s ~ l4s Ear q Aloe-
Ul4Tle.
fslg- srltzA sloop Alert tazsz - tks frigass
Lssr
IsIE-Elrst 1a-fla 2 r3rr Erie. Caa4tA
uzs Deata d Ees Fofk q Evart A Dslyckinck.
aseI kl8Ts autlcr 4gs1 g.
is<s--lsal1s soa 8giEzs si.eeeesie- - Cou1t Fos
W4ldsrses a. eaief ~ g-1eTA sLaZ u tie
lieflazl ar1aT.
fs6a- -XellE faFsr oeKAn ~ BE- eqitsrnic II JACK
sceE.le. "a
ia Bo,.l1lger, Hsna Racaelozt All coant
Dion colHeted of coasgsslcy aad se1--aeed
= szl.o - tie Frelel selafe
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-13

At the request of number Of bust
ness men, and others wno are engaged
duun- business hours, the auetton Of
lots at North Park VIII be continued n
tnc evening. from J.a0 20 S O'Clock, 0n
tota August IL and a. Afternoon sale
Cu SAME DAYS commences at 2-3).
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-13

The Seventh ward school census were
returned yesterday. They show 1147
children of school sge as against I7s1
for 1883. The falling OF is attributed
by the enumeratOr - the large nun be-
of vacant houses in the ward
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-13

TIE secret art Of beauty lies not in
cosmetics, bat is only % pure blood
aud healthy performance of the vial
functions. 80 re obtained by using Bur
dock Blood Btters.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-13

Henry Schoenhals, foreman Henry
Krug Packing Co. s. Joseph, Mo-,
uses Dr. Thomas Electro oil with his
men i0r spra.1s, cuts, bruises, chapped
hands, etc. IL .sthe best.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-13

WAsaIseEos, A4g l3.-FOE Loser
MlcLlg4n preceied - fAiR
weather IA southeast pcFfionsi Nild
shifting southeasteriy slgaiiy warner.
Ieper A1ca gaa lAreat tenlag weather
al rala, warner saat1erly a.ncz.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-13

For the following States and Terri
tories, some of which, however, embrace
only one census district only thu grand
totals have been obtainable thus far:
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-13

II r 81 rerF EfNrr tFr Bar Trftr
rfrr 3 ruerer.fstt Sd 80. fef Hrfte lfizrt-
rsss. feu~ala ene ffs Nervous ferfsig n.
HaeHsrta Nervous fflstfHf.9 On raaser ~ TIE
ufa ~ rrfrl ~ forsrts HffefUireff HeFfaf
Hsr~assi-r eefteninE ~ IRE Ertif reep sra
m Irea nffr aua ieafinr g. H eerf. O. ~ erH
frztf P-erssf1fs 0.f age kzrrerrfss I.nee
=. peVs- p o. Der ser IfFo rrferf + '.seee 3 80
srerrnzfsrrh1rs 81 uefG 81 eTef-e eri 81 af ere
freIr ee arfsf ~ rVFr ruleerff- faft frf
fr.rta+r.r r-ls rfsrftif -rea frrert 50 toT
o. AZ boxes far So. ssnt ~ maa prspelc 81
fafe D. ~ rIfrf
VIZ GUARAwTrF srx BoXEs
p e1rs ar esse wf-f sseh effef rsesf~ef
~ o. foI sif brFes scran re1iec ~ ts.t -
aeud rar p1Fr sassr ore written Elsfs1t~t
q reff = t+.e -rer sl .t fresfrteff oef r ~
sfe~f ~afa Gsz-arffs iuHst a. - Wttfe
A Hafe Noffen r. Hss Fa9rmneF. sr e
fpsl 81 r1rat
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-13
$500 Reward

- .se -. rfrr- ~r-~s~s f-@ se~-~--s - 49,
rr-~serrf r~srrr 4. SIS Eeats-ss l-ef~sa.-- ri---
srI-7ls- o. rrsr fre rs1-rt r~. asfr r--srz
Te---sAfr rfe~r = fer - e-@<tfr-s A.. rsf@sse
-sr-use1 eIsr Trrr - F1resT see-sfs~ a.x re-er
= = ~~s sfsrs r-. te-sf c-s-es ls-r~~ H~--se
-.--.s-+-y 3 oEs - r~sts H-~.rr - r---ss--.s-.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-13

There VIII be 5 public social august
Il Tor the benefit OF Rev. J. ". Joun-
soa, pastor cf the Messiah Baptist
Church, Peag.-st., 20 il.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-13
This Dreadful Waste!

Sometimes causes Con-
sumption, some forms of
Kidney and Bladder COM
plants, Dyspepsia and some
GiandUlar troubles, etc.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-13
sola.er., uone noat Lana.ns.

Y. r. Welch has row bOats. bait anc
and fishing tackle at reasonable rates.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-13
HE CENSUS.

The Rough Count shows Illinois to BE
the Third state Ia the Union In PoPaia-
tion-Her Residents Number 3sSols 2s5
Figures from Other states.
WAsEISorOy. Aug l2-Illinois Is
now the third State in the Union in
population. The population as fixed
By the rough count IN the Census Once
is B sol. 2s5. BY districts IL is as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-10
THE BOSTON STORE.
Two Immense Cash Purchases Made in
New York.
0,O0O Short Lengths Of Fine Curtains
and 200 sample Pairs Finest
Grade souve Kid Gloves
on Sale Tomorrow.

10000 short lengths of high grade
curtains at this sale tomorrow, placed in
three lots.
LOT / AT 15c.
Are short lengths from / to Yards
long, very suitable for draperies. and 90
at l5c. These are equally as good as
those in the higher priced lots but in
shorter lengths.
LOT 9 Ar 25c.
Real Nottingham and guipure short
length curtains, just the thing for hall
doors and square window :. They go at
2jc each. They are high grade goods
and really worth up to$4.
LOT SAT 35c.
Real Irish point and tambour curtains
in lengths from l to 81 yards 90 at 35c
piece, actually worth from s. to $40 u
yard. These are short lengths of the
finest goods manufactured. The val
ues are positively not eXa ggcrated.
RUCHINGS SC A Nd 20,
800 yards fine silk ruchings, &c yard,
worth 25c.
The finest ruchings ever manufactured.
worth up to oOc yard, tomorrow at &c u
yard.
$3.50 KID GLOVES, 69C.
Our Mr. Harry White makes another
fortunate purchase from the United
States custom house OIL 200 pairs of the
finest kid gloves ever manufactured in
Paris They were consigned to the arg-
est exclusive kid glove dealer in New
York City, but not receiving them on
time, he refused to receipt forthem and
they were consequently sold by the au-
thorities. They are all of the latest
styles and latest colors. They would
retail If bought in the regular way at no
less than 81. 80 EOur choice tomorrow for
CSC pair.
We shall also offer 20 dozen of the
finest real kid black gloves, worth $3.50
and $l.75, at 49c.
Our great clearing sale contin ues
until tomorrow night.
Our stock of finest quality Manchester
satcens will be sold at &c yard.
Our finest imported fast black French
sateens at 12tc a yard.
Our entire stock of fine organdy lawns.
challis and all other summer wash goods
at 2!c yard.
Our entire stock of the very finest
white goods, including everything, at
0c yard, most OF them worth 25c.
Our entire stock of outing flannels
and domestic flannels go at &c ward.
DRESS GOODS.
Every yard of dress goods in our en-
tire establishment, without regard to
cost or quality, will be offered tomorrow,
Monday at just half its formerprice.
Our entire stock of short length and
remnants OF the finest hemstitch ed S Swiss
embroi dered skirtings at 29c.
All the finest full pieces of Swiss en-
broidered sllirting at 40c.
THE BOSTON STORE,
ia S. 10th st.