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The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1890-03-27
NOTICE {!

Agents of tho Illinois Central Railroad
in Mississippi will sell ronnd-trip tickets
to Aberdeen at rate Of one fare, April II,
to %, good to return until April "a, 1890,
to enable the public to attend the lectures
of Rev. Sam. Jones, the Evangelist.
Special trains from Durant on Sundays,
April - and 90. Ask Agent for partcu-
lars.
All HANSON, G. p. A.
w cnIrMAS 4 O. p A
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Three cheers for Gov. Hill Nichols
lie declined the Lottery bait, and cav
ed attention to the object of the ten
der. His action cannot he too hearth
ly commended Clarion Ledger.
The above comes with poor grace
from hired servant of the Lottery
Company, u journal that carries in its
columns an advertisement of the lot
terry to catch suckers and debauch the
public morals.
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FREE !

That's what Soda water is going to I've
at 5. b. Wilmoth g. Coz to -morr0w
S. Il. Wilmoth u Co. will open the SEA-
son with free soda Tomorrow.
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One of the most enjoyable sociable
events of the season occurred at Mr. w.
S. Bowen's last Friday night. They
we're paid a visit by a large crowd OF
the ''surprisers," who were royalty
received and highly eute rtained.
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Owing to decline in price of sugar
Martz's pure unadulterated stick candy is
now offered ut 20 cents per pound. 1t Is
for sale only at Martz's store.
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The Presbytery of Mississippi will meet
in the Presbyterian church Oh Thursday,
April 3rd 1890, at eleven o'clock a. M.
The opening sermon will be preached by
the retiring moderator, Rev. j. b. STRAIT
ton, ID. D., of Natchcz. The session OF
Presbytery will be open to tue public
and all are cordially invited to attend.
On Sunday morning, April 9th, Rev. Geo.
G. Woodbridge will be INSTALLED pastor OF
the church. These services consist of a
sermon and charges to the people, and
they are usually of a very interesting
nature.
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STATEMENT
SHOWING THE CONDITION OF
SHERMAN & DAVIS, Bankers,

Brookhaven, Miss, on March 18th, 1890.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY OF AN ACT
APPROVED MARCH 9TH, 1858.
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A suspicious subscriber, who four

A suspicious subscriber, who found
n spider in his paper, wants to know
if it is considered bad omen. Moth
ing of the kind. The spider was
merely looking over the columns of
the paper to see what merchant was
not advertising, so that it could spin
it's web across his store door and he
free from Er.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1890-03-27

Hartman has just received another 10
of the famous Old Hickory Wagons, th
best made.
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Free soda water at Wilmoth & Coz
Tomorrow.
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The above statement does not contain
any of the assets OF our mercantile bust
ness SHERMAN g. DAVIS.
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J. W. COLEMAN, A. G. p. A.

Notice to the Contributors to the Jef Da-
Wis Fund.
All persons who have contributed any
thing to the jeff Davis fund, are request
ed 10 meet ut the Mayors Offi"e to-mor
row friday afternoon at a o'clock to
decide what disposition shall be made
of said fund.- A full attendance of the
contributors is desired.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1890-03-27

Read the new school laws in to
days paper.
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Citation Notice.
Mrs. NJ. L. BENNETT
VS.. No. 944
GEO. w. kILCREASE TT AL.
In Lincoln Chancery Court.
TIE STATE OF MIssIssIPPI-To William
Hardy, of Belmont, Texas, ami to all
persons claiming or having any inter
est, legal or equitable. in car I" the
north half of section |, township .,
range 9 east, in said Lincoln county,
Mississippi:
You are commanded Ia appear before
the Chahcery Court of the County of
Lincoln, in said state, on the
First Monday of June. 1890,
to defend the suit in said Court If Airs.
u. L. Bennett, wherein you are defend
ant. The suit is to confirm tax title ia
said lands.
March Is, 1890. FELIX MY.
,.lefk.
R. II. THOMPSON, Compliant : Solicitor.
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Teas, Teas at POwell's.

Just received-Japan, Oolong and Im-
perial Teas, first quality and cheap
When coffee is so high, families will find
Tens much cheaper.
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RESOURCES-

|, F. X. Sherman, of Sherman & Davis,
Bankers of Brookhaven, Miss, do hereby
certify that the foregoing is true, full
and exact statement OF the assets and liza
bilties of said Bank on the day and date
named therein, as shown by the books of
same. +. II. SHERMAN.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, a
Mayor of Brook haven aud ex-officio JUS
tice of the Peace in and for the county
of Lincoln, State of Mississippi, this the
oath day of March, 1890.
A. LEWENTHAL,
Mayor and Ex -offieiO }. p.
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CELEBRATED SHIRT WArsrs.

CELEBRATED SHIRT WArsrs.
The price list below is an unfair index to the stock
it doesn't tell of the variety or beauty Of the Palais
Royals specialties for 1890. But what more can We
do here than give q price list,
"THE CHAMPION" SHIRT WAISTS.
Prices %. so and - cents.
In sizes for children and ladies' wear. Made Of Per-
Gale and Oxford Cloth the collars with the patent re-
enforcement, making them set without a wrinkle.
THE CHAMPION" FLANNEL WAISTS.
Prices 80. 80. 6S. 70. CSC. sl.15, sl.4s. sL6s.
These are also made in blouse style. All sizes The
lower priced are cotton mixed. those at % cents and
upward of best English and French Flannels.
THE LITTLE LORD WAISTS.
Prices so and rs cents.
This make Is shown in rercale AMI flannel 1.-THE
Little Lord" is gaining a reputation for style, fit and
finish that is rapidly bringing it to the fore. It's a
new but growing fayorite.
THE ACME" SHIRT WAISTS.
Prices 30 and IS cents.
"The Acme Of Perfection, =" says the maker, and the
expression is justiiiable, for we find we never have a
complaint from those who try them. Besides the
latest styles in cOlored French Percale we show them
in White with pleatad fronts. Many ladies are buying
them because they are so much like the Vassar Shirts.
THE KING" SHIRT WAISTS.
Prices 81, Sl.35. 81 IS. 81. Q 8
This is the favorte of the mothers of New York and
brooklyn. The patent buttons are warranted not TO
break or corrcde-Q they DO Il nere Vast giuen. The
variety Of styles. the fit, the qualities of materials
could not be better. The King is king Of Shirt Waists.
THE LITTLE LORD F~AUNTLEROY WAISTS
Prices sl.4s and sl.0S
These are for little boys from three to six years OF
age. Eufhed to the linen collar, cuffs and pleatcd front,
THE L ROYAL
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The spunky NewfOundlanders purpose to
fire on the French if they persist i'll fishing
within shore limits. They do not dispute the
treaty rights Of France, although smarting IN
der the advantages given by treaty 10 French
fishermen. but they claim that those rights do
not justify Outrages that have been committed.
The Newfoundland people are the most
sturdy of the Northern colonists of English
descent. They held out agains. confederation
with the other colonies, desiring to preserve
their local freedom, and now they refuse to let
the French deprive them of all privileges on
what Is called the French coast. England
should bug up these fishing rights of the
French, for II stands TO reason that no ~self-re-
specting people viii endure az a perpetual
thing to have foreigners go into their territory
and exclude their own people from any busi-
ness pursuit.
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THE STAR agrees with those Senator's and

The STAR agrees with those Senators and
officials of the municipal government who
have pronounced the railroad question the
most important of the unsettled local problems.
and as a crisis in the treatment Of this problem
appears to be at hand through the possibility
o. the adoption of the Atkinson bill with its
unconditional surrender To the railroads. The
STAR has recently given considerable space TO
the facts hearing upon the question. in order
that our legislators might not at least err
through ignorance. The speeches of Morrill,,
Thurman and Ingalls, and the reports of the
various Commissioners and of voluntary or
carnations of the citizens. including the ex-
listing board of trade, show clearly the legis-
lative duty in the matter. Now is the time
for Congress. modifying the Atkinson bill and
using IL as a part of the foundation upon which
to build, to reduce the dangers and obstruc-
tions of grade crossings, to abolish entirely. or
at the least TO relieve of some features of ugli-
ness the railroad occupation OF the public
parks, and to increase the freight facilities OF
the city. 1t has been intimated very broadly
in behalf of the railroad that all efforts to
secure a modification of the Atkinson bill for
the better protection of public life and prop
erty Will he fruitless. and the energetic and
capable lobby of the road bears such rela-
tions to Congress that it ought perhaps to be
able t0 make a correct tally and TO know what
il is talking about. Congress has always listened
more readily 10 the powerful railroad with 1.-The
subtle influences which Senator ingalls, as
crlbes to it than to the complaints of the vote
less people of the District. Ii may De that. as
the road has been sufficiently powerful during
all these years to prevent any Improvement
whatever In the conditions of its occupation IN
spite CT The persistent and vigorous efforts Of
the people to accomplish something, i. will be
able to secure the additional privileges which
it asks without the slightest compensation TO
the public. TO which it owes so much. But
TIL STAR has faith that when Congress comes
to know fully the Facts it will amend this
measure in the public interest. II Congress
does not. the fact will not alter in the least TIE
STARS conviction of It's duty to make the fight
and its satisfaction that i: has performed this
duty. 1t vastly prefers to be defeated while
fighting with all its might for the welfare OF
the people of this community than to he sue
cessful wearing the corporation uniform and
marked with the corporation brand in the
ranks of the Hesslan attachment to the rail-
road army.
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The people of Washington have every dispo-
sition 10 be liberal with railroads. They have
assented to the gift to these corporations of
free transit over the public streets, and 70 the
loan of the city's largest park as a station site.
They have never opposed the roads except
when the latter were guilty of lawless and in
furious acts. and they have never themselves
stepped outside of the law in this opposition.
When ~unlawfIlly injured, they have appealed
to the courts for protection. and have exercised
the right OF petition to the legislative body.
Just as other citizens of the republic do when
damaged either by a corporate or individual
lawbreaker. They want additional railroads.
the more the better. They want the existing
roads and others which will come in the
future to be supplied with ample
freight facilities. and they favor the grant of a
limited power of condemnation, substantially
as proposed in the Atkinson bill. They would
not oppose the grant TO the Baltimore and Po-
tomac of the numerous small reservations now
occupied by it illegally. as proposed by the first
section Of the Atkinson bill, if compensation
therefor In the shape Of Improvements were
offered by the road. They want the mall to be
cleared of tracks, and if Congress will not con-
sent to that they want 9th street relieved and
the tracks on the mall completely covered.
They especially want as many as possible of
the death-trap grade crossings to be removed.
with a corresponding reduction in railroad
m~anslaughter. They ask these things in con-
nection with the grants to the road proposed
by tine Atkinson bill, being convinced that the
passage Of this measure unamended will give
away for nothing the concessions which should
be the price of public relief. and will amount
to a final denial of all the peoples requests.
What is there illiberal. or unprogressiye or un-
reasonablcin this position?
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The New York Chamber Of Commerce. repre-
senting interests supposed TO be hostile TO the
improvement Of the Mississippi river. has
strongly endorsed the Ieyee associations
efforts, and appointed Il committee composed
OF the most noted and substantial members to
call upon Con ;ress and the President. The
latter has been heretofore outspoken in oppo-
sition to the pr vision Of levees by the general
government The movement to place the i'm
provement cntlI 'iy under the control of the
general SOvernT mt has been greatly strength
ened by the support rendered to 1t by such
men as Chauncey VI. Depew. Cornelius Bliss,
A. h Thurber al others. and the endorse
ment of SO pOwcri II a commercial body as that
which they reprcst NJ.
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LADIES, w Arsrs Or ALL KINDS,

FASSAR SHIR TS-The materials: White IIaen.
Colored French Percale. The price: 81 % up to So.
The styles: Pleated. plain and embroidered bosoms,
standing and turnover collar and cuffs Ladies init
mate that our prices are very moderate by constantly
doing enables large purchases. a.d thus an unusually
complete variety. Iti the unusually large variety
with the unusuailj little prices that is causing the
Palais Royal to b. SO often quoted in connection with
Nassar Shirts.
INDIA LINEN VASSAR BLOUSES-Two years ago
We made 4 specially of these garments and today have
the reputation of The best fning blOuses in torn. Why
shouldn't We write when we are told so daily These
SacqueS and Blouses are trimmed with superior quail
iy embroideries and lsces, materials that will wash
and look as good as new.
The p~rice-list tells you of the variety when we re-
mind you we are showing a dozen and more styles az
some OF the prices: s /, 1928. 81. 30, 81 AS, 81. IS,
Sl9S, $50, 81. 6S, 81 %, 81. 6S, 80 9S, 81. 6S,
81 %, s5.6S, S6.6S The So. 6S Sacques are really
better value than the s. garments.
MADRAS CLOTH VASSAR SHIRTS-The popular
material for summer wear, made up with turnover
collars and uffs.
A special bargain are those of cream ground with
colored silk stripes for only g.. 30.
WASH SILK NASSAR SHlRTS-These are shown in
each.
OUTING CLOTH BLOUSES-Sailor collar and cuffs.
Lace fronts. Same designs and colors as in the expen.
sive French Flannel Blouses. Redu ed from sl.2 to
81.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Continued elow.)
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Assuming that two sucI heroes as Gen. Jack
son and Gen. La Fayetse can endure to stand
IA brEzen silence in line With the White House
and each other in the leaty months. what will
they do when the wild winter wind sweeps
ghos;Iike through the park and not a leaf is
left to cOaceal iHcOngruitIes of collocation?
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Who shall provid against the uncertaiuties
OF the law when 'uch a lawyer as Samuel ].
TIlden. assisted by another eminent lawyer
named Carter-both making probate matters
their speeialty-fail IwrIte a will which the
courts Will let stand? The lesson of Mr.. TIden's
failure is that rich men should establish
Libraries and do other acts Of public utility in
their lifetime. and nos leave the things 20 be
done by heirs under the uncertain compulsion
of the law.
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IMPORTANT To TnAvELEns.
. NJ. ". GAIT, Bro & co.
CALL ATTENTION TO THE FOLLOWING
ARTICLES IN THEIR NDIS
PENSABLE TO THOSE LEAVING TOWN
FOR THE SUMNER:
TRAVELLING BAGS ALL SIZES IN
RUSSIA, ALLIGATOR MI SEAL. WITH
CONVENIENT AND NOVEL FAsTEN-
INGs.
LETTER. CARD AND PHOTOGRAPH
CASES.
POCKET BOOKS, PURSES AMI CHATE-
LAIN BAGS, ILvER AND PLATED
.FLAsKs. TRAVELLING INK STANDS
AND SEALS, PoCKET KNIVES AND
MIRRORS.
SOAP BOXES, SHAVING BRUSHES
AND EVERY VARIETY OF TOILET
ARTICLES.
UMBRELLAS AND UMBRELLA
STRAPS, CANES AND RIDING CROPS.
TO VOL INCONVENIENCE AND
PROBABLE LOSS WE SUGGEST TO
THOSE HAVING VALUABLE JEWELS
THE PROPERTY OF HAVING THEIR
SETTINGS EXAMINED AND MADE Sc
CURE. AS WELL AS THAT THEIR
MATCHES n JEwELRY ARE IN
THOROUGH ORDER BEFORE LEAVING
TOwN FUR THE SUMMER. 3e6-tr
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STRAsBURdER,s
BARGAIN SALE

BARGAIN SALE
OF Drspery Nets and other Lightweight Dress Fabrics
for summer wear.
sink Net figured or plain. usual price o. Q yard
Bargain price T3c.
HeayierN Nets. regular price 81 .25. in figured, striped
and plain. Bargain price Csc.
still better quality, worth $3.50. Bargain pric,
s1.23 4 yard.
4O-inch Str re Mohair. in Black and White, prettiel
than summer silk and more than double the width
handsome goods for 75c. a yard. Bargain price 60c.
All colors China Silks, cheap at soc. Bargain prict
39c. o yard
Csc, Black China silks with White Figures. Bar
gain price 49c. a yard.
40c. French Bingham. new and choice designs. Bar
gain price Poe. u yard.
30 different designs of Imitation China Silks. Cream
and White Grounds, with Blue, Red, Pink. Lavender
and other colCr figures. Bargain price 15c. q yard.
l21Sc. Challies. Bargain price $50. u yard.
12kc. Outing Cloth. Bargain price sc.
1Sc. Ginghams. Bargain price 12Hc.
Best French Seteens, choice designs, worth 35c
Bargain price 25c.
Greatly reduced prices on all Sun Umbrellas and
Parasols.
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New York seems to be trying honestly to put
some OF her Napoleoas of france where they
will do the most good-in the state prison.
But it is a colossal job, in performing which
she has the sympathy as well as the praise Of
the public.
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The census so Gar indicates that the women
far exceed the men in numbers. For SuperIn-
tendent Porter states that the majority of OBJ
~iections TO the questions are made to the one
respecting age.
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1t is to be hoped the Pres:dens will not in a
moment Of thoughtlessness drop a hook and
line over the vessels side tomorrow as she
rocks idly or the waves Of the blue Chesapeake.
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fully 90 per cent

CUT PRICES
fully 90 per cent.
II you need Furniture now is your OPPORTUNITY.
OUR BARG
before buying elsewhere.
AS SPECIAL we quote an Elegant g.
$3.50; former price as. Also All Extra Fine Suite,
upholstered in tapestry and silk plush. s75; reduced
from SllO. These suites are OF extra pnanty ana can
not be bought elsewhere at the rrices quoted.
ANOTHER SPECIAL BARGAIN is 4 Very Hand
some 3-piece solid Oak Chamber suite. antique oak or
10th century hnish large dresser. beyeisd glass; only
$50. Finest in the market and cannot be duplicated
Chars to match. 81.
ROCKERS to match, e..
We are showing a large stock Of Sideboards, newest
Any one in need Of such an article would do well to
examine them.
Our assortment Of
&. -. g.. BABY CARRIAGES T., .,.
Is the finest and most complete ever shown in this
city; all styles and DESIGNS. From Si.sj up to $50.
SPECIAL ATTENTION
Is called to one offered at sl5, which is the best Car
Also To our Cd SIS Carriage. Cheapes. in the market.
KiESF~RIGERAToRs AND ICE CHESTS,
from s. up; all styles and woods.
Examine those ON the dry-air principle.
In addition to the above We are offering
IMMENSE
in the CURTAIN. UPHOL rERY and CARPET
DEPARTMENTS.
See our Bargains ill MaitIngs. Reduction of fully 90
per cent.
If YOU need anything in the way Of
FURNITURE,
CARPETS,
UPHOLSTERY GOODS
CURTAINS, D~IiAPERIES or WALL PAPERS,
call ON us.
JULIUS ~I.ANsBURGH.
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The farmers of South Dakota have organized
into a party to be called Independent" That's
what. Tic farmers are getting " be lately.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NJ. CARLISLE, N. D.,
~ late 1856 Boyiston ST., Boston, Mass. now located
At $50 q St n. W. Washington, ID. c. All diseases Of
the skin successfully treated Growths or disngur-
in9 biemisiies ~skillfully removed Hours: lOa. IN to
3 y. u Appointments for other hours by mail. DIR.
$50 9 90. thenator's Row. m3i.1ms
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SpRrse AND SUMNER HArs

Spnrso AND SUMNER Hans
IN cAssrMEkE. pEKBIEs AND sTRAws.
pUNLAPs NKw yoRK HATS. 5th Avenue styica
BOYS, and MISSES TRAVIS at Soc sSc- sl.oo
end upward
MEMS STRAW HATS at Soc and award
A lsrxe lot of GENUINE AAcKINAw STRAW -
el.oQ, worth $500. s2. so and $500
& RUoFF.
uy.o- Am so5 Fennsylyanis ave
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Always READY.

NOTWITHSTANDING THE FAC THAT
U BUSINESS FOR THE PAST WEEK
HAS BEEN IL WE EVER
HAD, WE ARE AS FULLY PREPARED
ID AS BEFoEE THE RUSH TO SUP
PLY YOU WITH A CHOICE SELECTION
OF NoBBY. L GARMENTS FOR
SUMNER WEAR.
DUR STOCK OF sERGEs y THIN
CAssIMEREs y CHEvIOTs HAS HAD
QUITE ANUMBER OF NEwPATTERNs
ADDED. n THE SIZES THAT WERE
BRoKEN HAVE ALL BEEN FILLED. so
THE STOCK Is AS COMPLETE AS EVER.
AND REMEMBER THAT OUR ooD
ARE SOIL AT FIRST AT THE owEsT
POSSIBLE PRICE. THEY R NOT
MARKED WAY UP IN ORDER TO PRO-
VIDE FOR A FUTURE SALE.
ROBINSON. RE 4 %.
RELIABLE cLoTHIEEs.
y7-eo $40 SEVENTH ST. NV.
PoYs. CALL IN Us n SECURE ONE Oh
ID those Doc. straw Hats, which we offer for QUE weel
~ 2oc. BLUM's
Je1-2ts IA and 747 Sth 81 sc
DlR. Jos. II. MOORE.
H Practice limited To the treatment Of rheumatism
sclAtica, NsnraisiG- Paralysis. Bun JOINTS and DE
fornlues, STOMACH ard Liver Disorders. Meclsn
ieal Massage. Electricity, Thermal Baths, Diet, &C
given scientifically. Circulars sent
J43 r. St NV. near 10th St,
Washington city anu Hot Springs. Ark.
| WE ARR HEADQUARTERS FOR oUTIN,
| w shirts; our prices cSinbined with quality can
De beat price. range from 39c " Gas. BLUM's
! 1fS ALL IfI GIN u. Aes 1e1-2ts
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FANCY CHALLIES, FROM THE PIECE, 27SC.;
Il Figured LaN1s.frOn the piece, 31.c. AndrOscogxin
Cotton. 6,sc; Can only lie had at kAUFMAN'S
Double Combination stores. 18th st. Sc. Clearing
sale. teT-3t
TNRUNK DEPARTMENT-ARE YOU IN MED OF
Il a Trunk! II 10, We can save you money. All sizes
ana styles in stock. BLUM'S,
1eI-2t' G45 and AZ Sth ST. sc,
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BAnGArss IL BLACK LAcrs.

BARGAINS In BLACK lIAcEs.
You have only to see these Laces to know we arc
justified in the use of the word BARGAINS.
42-inch Black SILK Chantilly Lac. Flouncings. Prices
95c., sl.35. S1.50. Sl.Gs, s1.75, So, s225, s37j
$3.50.
1t is easy to value the low-priced goods, and you will
at once see we are Offering S1.25 quality FlCunciugs
for % cents a yard. That the higher priced Laces are
equally as good bargains will be shown 10y proper in.
vestjgation.
4S-INCH LAC LACE DRAPERY NETS.
The following are quoted as extra good qualities al
the prices:
7Jc. ~yard-Tosca Nets, Stripes and Polka Dots.
soc. ylrd-Pia.n Russia Net.
SOC. yarI-TOsca Ne Polka Dots.
S1.35 yard-Chantilly Stripes and Polka Dots.
Sl33 yard-La Tosca. lattice work pattern.
Sl.35 yard-La Tosca, open-woIk stripes.
Sl.30 yard-Chantilly. block and floral designs.
81. 60 yard-Chanti.ly, coJwcJ-liAe design.
81 S yard-La Tosca, very fine mesh.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Continued be,ow.)