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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-19

a shs--Last Friday N inmate Il fhs Inaans
Hospital. Whose hnms 10 II Ansoo, sos sway
from bic keepers. Three esatieoss iron
.hs Hospital were h<ss In searcA
Of him. Sunday morning ". g.
Durron Of this piaes arrested . Dan
and carried him 70 IL HospinJ, ~ hs
vas not the man wanted. He vas tfanp
and Mr. Dutton bad to bring him bsck--E
{ Baker has had his - mill Pot il good
repair and ali the nschisefy 10 sow in run
ninz ordsr.-John A. Woodsnm, he hay
dealer vas here one day last week, but VS.
40; anxious to make large purchsses.-Ai'
fred Lee 10 hauling his pressed hay 70 the
Depot There 10 more hay than usual that
has turned dark since Is vas put into The
barn. when il vas harvested. The season
vas bad for IL.
Keas Hiu.
The public meeting Of the Lisersti So
eie,y on Friday evening vas . success. The
questions diseased was Resolved: That
CIVILIZATION is advsncing. -Four young men
poke on this, in . very clear and forceable
manner. The ora loo vas BY z. Maynard
thompson. This was Al eloquent plea for
the ~ofkios Glasses Ga the ~hole it vas
an excellent meeting. The Adelphian
meeting this wesk viii close the public
meetings. Nsxt week the term will close.
f. has been a pleasant term. The religious
ntereS has been very great; qnite num
Der have started in the Christian life
Eleven have been baptized.
Rsadfekd.
The snow that came Monday night 10
very welcome az sleishins vas very thin
aud sheets had to be broush out II one
vas going fsr.-NF. George Hunt. Mr..
F.int Maater, and Mr.. z. Merriman of The
MADISON Buil.t n, ali of Madison, spent
few DAYS in town With relatives and fri- DDS
leaving US on MonIAy for their homes--
The last sad rites OF the Masonic fraternity
we're preferred at the grave Of their late
brother. pbiDess 1,ll, on Saturday last.
Mes yictms to the grip las, week vers
w c.. Record, Mrs. Martin and MIs
McIntire. This disease does not lose -
force here yet but is very severe With mt q
~ho suffer The Ancient Order are aboo'
to build q new hall for themselves With .
niee st,re nnderne 4tb. which will add much
to the place. The design for the building
IS a good one.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-19

dinner was gwen Monday evening At
the residence of Hon. Orvilie ID Baker TO
MIR. and Mrs Ia, lor of Paris, France, who
are visiting in the city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-19

Cony 4 White had carload of lumber
arrive yesterday from the Shawmut Mills.
This is one of several they will use in build.
ing stacks for storing ice.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-19
for Sale or to Yet.
FOR SALE.

a number Of desirsbls residences In Asgnsta,
h.. vasytnG IN price from ESQ to o4,SOb, al
thes etty one two story house and lot In lewiston
Ne. number Of farms In kenurbec cn,pty,
vayyiA6 In price from . 1880 to DsOsO. Houses
asd tsSemeBts 70 h.. p. ". wHiTgHousE, Al
ss<uey. Augusta. Mains. janldt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-19
Malice Board Ct Trade.

The foiloring letter from Governor
Barleish vss read a. the Annual Bsngurf
u the lie siston Board Of Trade Aeaday
algbs;
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-19

Smiley's broom handle factory is shut
down on account Of lack of stock. 1t 10
thought now that the factory may remain
closed for about Two months
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-19

The little fire and big alarm of Monday
night, seemed disappointment to some
people who hurried forth from their warm
beds. Would they have had bigger FIRE,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-19

'srds Of thanks and resolutions Of 49,.
vii DC 'harged at the rate of ten cent, a h..
All advsss sing announcements OF ss,sr,,,.
ments whose object is the raising Of No.,
will b. charged At lie rate OF fifteen c,as .
line.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-19

NEW ADVERTISEMENT roma,
MN ApNkkriSxwS~y<
statesmen wanted-Centennial Mfg. Co.
Eound-lsni~s' cuff
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-19

And all Disorder Of the III
gsstfve OrnDa Its likewise
Q CorrohoFativs or Strength
snine Medicioe. and may he
taken With bsnsflt In all cssns
Of Debility. FOR sal~ hy ~
Druggists. Price, 81 90 Pc l. T.
tie DR.. Sehenek's New Pc k
On LuhRn, Liver and ssomA h
mailed free. Addrfs-,
o.. IN. SeAsaeh Z Son. Ft,'s
The morning call., 1890-05-05
LEGAL NOTICES.

In THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE CITY
and County of San Francisco, State of California.
Probate-ln the matter OF the estate OF MARGARET
BOYLE, deceased-Notice of sale OF real estate. No
tice is hereby given that, in pursuance of order
of the Superior Court OF the City and County OF
Francisco State of California, made on the I'd day
of May, 1890. in the matter OF the estate of MAR
GARET BOYLE, deceased, the undersigned. the
administrator of said estate will sell at private
sale to the highest bidder, Tor cash. lawful money
OF the United States, and subject TO confirmation by
said Superior Court. on or after Tuesday, the
18th day of May, 1890, all the right, title interest
aud estate Of the said MARGARET BOYLE at the
time of her death, and all the right title and in
erest that the said estate has by operation or
otherwise, acquired other than in addition to
that of the said MARGARET BOYLE at the time of
her death, in and to ali that certain lot piece or
parcel of land, situate and being in the City and
County of San Francisco, State of California
bounded and described as follows: Commencing at
n point the westerly line of Ohio street. OF Pres
colt court, hundred and thirtyseveu (137) feet
six (6) inches southerly from the southwesterly
corner OF Vallejo and Ohio Streets thence westerly
ftyseven (57) feet six (o) inches thence northerly
and parallel with said Ohio street, Prescott
court, twenty GOD feet thence eaSterly hftyseven
(5T) feet (6) inches to Ohio street,
court, thence southerly Ohio street, Prescott
court, to the point of beginning, being portion of
the lot OF land hfty-varas square known Eddy's
map OF the iifty-vara survey of said City and County
of San Francisco lot number one hundred and
ninety,nine ls9l, together with the two,story
to said premises, the same being commonly known
and numbered as No. 81 Prescott court
Bids or offers IN writing VIII be received by the
said administrator at his place of business in the
office of the Collector of Licenses at the City
Hail. in the said City and County OF San Francisco
where the same may be left or delivered to the
said administrator personally. or may be filed in the
Office of the clerk of the said court.
Terms and conditions of sale: Cash, lawful
money of the United States. 10 per the pur-
chase money to be paid to the undersigned admin
sale by said Court. Deed at the expense Of pur-
chaser. JOHN J. BOYLE.
Administrator of the estate of NJ ARGAREr BOYLE,
deceased.
Dated May 2, 1890. my37t
The morning call., 1890-05-05
BUTCHERS, PICNIC.
The Protective Union Has an Epjoyabl,
Days Outing.

The Protective Union Has an Enjoyable
Days Outing.
The members OF the Butchers Protective
Union held their fourth annual picnic at
GermaDia Garden yesterday. The day was
as fine as could be wished. and the families
of the members turned out in full force,
from the grandsire and dame to the infant
in arms, and all intent upon enjoyment.
The officers we're Captain George Raabe,
President; Joseph Butchenbach. Treasurer !;
g. L. Mckee, Secretary. The members of
the COMMITTEES of Arrangements were j
Mooch. b. Engler, Mr.. Connolly, j. Nc
Kee, Joseph Butchenbach. p. Frees, e.
Maisel. j. Bender and l.. Rosenberg.
Walcott's Band of twelve pieces fur
nished the music. and dancing was the
principal feature of the day. the pavilion
having been crowded until & o'clock in the
evening. The programme of amusements
consisted of sack race Tor boys, sack race
for men, wheelbarrow running for boys,
young girls races, mems races, lug Of war,
fat mems race and young ladies' race.
The morning call., 1890-05-05
CHILDREN'S JUBILEE.
Entertaining Services and Distrib utior
of Prizes.

Entertaining Services and Distrib utioD
of Prizes.
The forty-frst anniversary of the Sab
bath school of the First Presbyterian
Church, Van Ness avenue, was celebrated
yesterday, Rev. DR.. Stewart presiding. The
platform was decorated with a profusion
of flowers. On the left was large cornu-
copia of ferns and foliage plants, filed with
pond lilies.
a large cross placed on the right was
covered with flowers during the services by
the scholars, who in this way presented their
offering. Four tastefully designed banners
were carried by the classes meriting that
distinction, Miss Sherman's class being the
favorite on account of having the best rec
ord fer good attendance. The infant class
gave much pleasure by singing several
hymns.
Superintendent S. McMullin delivered
his report, in which he stated that there are
$40 children in attendance this year, 5S Of
whom are teachers and 245 are in the infant
class.
The order of exercises were as follows:
Organ voluntary; prayer; hymn by the
scholars, 'HOw Sweet to Gather; invoca-
ton; responsive, Psalm 90; hymn, 1.-THE
Lily of the Valley; service and blessing
hymn, by infant Glass; hymn, AT the
Cross; Superintendent's report; hymn.
Calvary; infant class, "What Can Little
Hands Do?" address by the pasto-, Rev
Robert Mackenzie, DID,. annual Offering by
the choir, Fill the Font with Roses; dis
tribution of prizes; hymn, Praise Him,
Praise Him; benediction.
The names of the prize-winners are as
follows:
For perfect misunderstanding Koch Ed Pol
lock. Mabel Morton, MagdelIne Blankart. Alice
Hunt. Florence Rogers, Sadie TIogler, Alice
Harmon. Daisy Ames, Charlotte de Rochemont.
Lillian Stewart.
For perfect Iessons-Minnie Boucher, Charles
Norris, Emma Daniel, Louisa Fiheld, George
Brown, Ellen Wright, Florence Rogers, Edna
Van Pelt, Magdellne Blankart, Lucia Thompson
Daisy Ames, Harold Wright, Sadie Hunt, Alice
Stewart, Lillian Stewart, Charlotte de Roche
mont.
For new scholars-Reglnad Keene and Daisy
AmeS.
Infant class Atteudance-Kitte Bosworth,
Alice Berrham, Lizzie FOwden, Minnie BOs-
WisemaD.
Lessons-Alice Bernham.
The Treasurer's report shows the receipts
of the past year to have been sos 2S, and
expenses SS6S AZ. With the balance on
hand of SIS 60 at the commencement the
deficit is S159 81.
The following is the list Of officers for the
ensuing year:
S. McMulln Superintendent; William Reiger
Assistant Superintendent; j. ID. Parker, Secre
tary; Thomas Fouden, Assistant Secretary; q.
L. UnderhiIl, Treasurer; G. +. Trogler. Libra
rian; DIR. Z. Z. Post, Assistant Librarian; Mrs.
Mrs. g. Leonard, Su. erintendent Primary De-
partmenI.
The morning call., 1890-05-05
ALAMEpA REAL ESTATE.


4 LAMBDA BAR6AINS-$l7OO-LOT 25xl45;
y nice modern cottage rooms and bath: l
block from Park ST. $3.50 cash S25 per month (4l5)
S20O0-Lot 50xl50 with cottage rooms; blocks
from station: street severed and macadam lied;
ment sidewalks, etc. no. 323)
s20O0-Lot 5Ox1lO; cottage rooms: windmill
ana tank; $500 cash; $50 per month. NO. ND
$2TO0-Lot 50 :4Nl25; 5 rooms and bath; on Cen
trial ave; $500; balance $50 per month. no. $3.50
S2T5O-Lot 53NllI; new modern cottage rooms
and bath; blocks from statloni $500 cash: bal
anCe $40 per month. mo. RI
S3000-Lot 27x115; new 2-story house Z rooms
and bath at station $500 cash; S35 per month. (Xl
S315O-Lot 50XlOS; fine new cottage rooms and
bath; l block from station: all street work done:
fine bargain $500 cash; $40 per month. mo. 39I)
SiOOO-Lot 5ONl25; fine modern 2-StOry
house rooms and bath Central ave. easy
terms good bargain (No4l3)
S66OO-Lot 50xl50; sunny corner; near station; =
story house rooms and bath; fine grounds; cheap
and favorable terms. NO $50
S7SO0-Lot 50S 80; elegant new 2-story house 10
rooms, with stable; well located; part cash. GOD
Houses built to suit; is per cent down, balance
easy instalments; cheap lots in all parts OF Ala
media; houses to let and money to lean. II. z.
MOREAL * CO., 1923 Park St, Alameda and 400
Montgomery ST., San Francisco. aD12 tt
BEAUTIFUL FARM IN ALAMEDA COUNTY;
ID improved, buildings and thoroughly fenced; 631
acres: crop and personal property viii be sold low
and easy terms of payment; good grass and crop
land; abundance OF water at all times for it
cannot be excelled. ALBERT E. CRANE. 410
Montgomery ST. myi St
The morning call., 1890-05-05
Burglars in Central Park.

For the past few months t. r. Mcneil,
who has charge of the Central Park, corner
of Eighth and Market streets. has had
trouble keeping persons from breaking into
the park and carrying off the fixtures there
Last night, just before leaving the place for
the day. he made round of Inspection and
found the Mission-street gate open. and
going inside discovered four men hiding
among the old Pompeii scenery. lie secured
one OF them, j. Clark by name. and escorted
him to the City Hall Station, where charge
of burglary was entered against his name.
The morning call., 1890-05-05

The Simpson Lyceum will give literary
and social entertainment at Simpson Memo
rial Church, corner of Hayes aud Buchanan
streets, tonight, commencing at O'Clock
and all friends of the lyceum are cordially
invited to attend.
The morning call., 1890-05-05
STORAGE.

pACIFIC STORAGE CO., 30I STOCKTON ST;
L furniture and merchandise; advances made. is II
FURNITURE STORED - STERLING FURNI
u ture Co.. 1859. 1O4l Market. Rosenthai Bldg. tt
The morning call., 1890-05-05
FINANCIAL.


MONEY TO LOAN-THE REPUBLIC SAVINGS,
M Building and Loan Association of California Is
now prepared to lend money In moderate sums
upod real estate security to subscribers to its stock
Money loaned is payable in small monthly INSTALL
ments. The Republic Savings. Building and Loan
Association, 624 Market st. opposite Palace Hotel.
iDgs. ap3O 1t
exon 0An TO LOAN AT LOWEST MAR
sDOOO.OOO ket rates city and country real
estate, any amounts. SCH ULLER, 420 California. II
The morning call., 1890-05-05
NEW BOOKS.

RREr AARTE'S NEW NOVEL, "a SAPPHO OF
~ Green Springs; also 1.-Two Soldiers" mill
tary love story by Captain Charles King author OF
4 he Deserter," Dunraven Ranch" etc.; % cents
each of all booksellers and newsdealers. my1 l5t
The morning call., 1890-05-05

OAKLAND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND
OsubscriptiOns received at the Oakland Branch
Omceof THE MORNING CALL. S57 Broadway, near
Seventhst. Once hours a. to r. Il.
The morning call., 1890-05-05
@oS0 FIRsr.cLAss ooFFEE SALOON AND

u OOO. restaurant; partner wanted to take charge
cash-counter and dining-rooms; 20 chars; hand
some place. living rooms; cheap; owner first
class cook; rams that department; best bargain
offered; splendid business; well worth $3.50; too
much work for one; must have help; tremendous
bargain; don't miss ii. GEO. STEWART, 1875
kearuy Il.
The morning call., 1890-05-05

GI6O RESTA URANT; WELL WORTH $500.
u ~. but must be sold this week. Apply at
once, NJ. LESS, qS5 Market ST It's
The morning call., 1890-05-05

GI7n0 FINEINVEsTMENT: MILK ROUTE
" wv for sale; any one can run II; clears 500
per month over expenses; employs / good
deliver; has trade OF so gallons per day: best
class OF custom; has been established and kept by
present owner "a years; he viii give You 30
days' trial before buying; he is very responsible
and reliable man; he sells 3 good horses, wagons
cans and all necessary utensils for above; he has
yearly contract with large wholesale milkman for
his supplies. which is delivered to him daily: no
tr.I-Iln o AnnIX * Y ST
The morning call., 1890-05-05
HOUSES TO LET.

They are positively the most complete residences
In the city, as expense has been spared to make
them comfortable, ornamental and convenient.
Sanitary plumbing ornamental gas-fXtures ana
mantels, and every imaginable convenience. Apply
at once TO o'FARRELL Il LANG, IL Montgomery
If
The morning call., 1890-05-05

tNZUU business; any one can run it; no night or
sunday work. clears to each $40 per month. is rap
ldly increasing; soon will pay 500: wants steady
sober, Industrious man. willing take active in
ierest il one of the most successful and ourshing
businesses in the city; never such chance this;
come aud inv estigate; don't miss this. Particulars
GEO. STEWART, 1875 Kearny ST. 1t
The morning call., 1890-05-05
BUSINESS CHANcEs-coNTINUEp.

NoTICE-I HAVE SEVERAL BUYERS WILL
~ ing to invest in legitimate business. Parties de-
string to sell apply to w. +. HEALY 7l9 Market =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-25

THE deck OF an American vessel is the ter
risory Of the United States" says Congressman
MeCreary in the Barrundia case. II this be in
tcrnational law why did not England have a
snip OF refuge in the Potomac just below
Long bridge during the late war for the accom-
mediation Of such confederates as desired to
study the federal situation at closer range? Is
the deck of an English ship the territory Of
Great Britain?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-25

II appears that the expectation expressed
that the repairs on the 18th street tramway
would be completed by the year 1000 was
rather too sunguine. II is now estimated that
at the present rate of progress the company
will not be able to complete the work until
well on into the year 21O0; and the District au-
thorities think the road should be allowed the
full possession Of the street with its elevated
side tracks Until at least that time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-25

IT'S no easy matter to select tho best valnes from
STOCK OF UNDfRWEAR as large $ ours. We are only
TOO gad TO point then out 20 those read ad-
Terusements. Here they are:
lnboed Vests and Pants. heavy weight full length,
SIS 20 to 80 kxtra hne rihs At waist 80 that tho
garments have the finish VI much expensive
- doc. EACH
hlbbed balbtisgan Vests Ind Drawers heavy weight,
pearl buttons, sk finished Soc each
heriho Vests and Pants, silk bound. French neras,
improved share. size 20 10 Soc each.
Ribbed Natural Wool also White Lamb Nool esis,
warranted pure wool aud 81 quality sic. each.
Natural Wool Vests ami Pants, snk bound and
stitchet improved sl eAA IA
Warranted unshrnkabe-inoney refunded if otncr-
wise-kibbed Wool Underwear. fast Back and
"ntc- j. % each.
Ribbed silk Vests an dress and evening shades silk
49,.
Ribbed All-Wool Union Suits. o. IS each
Ribbed Lambs Wool mon suits. Z. .0s each
Ribbed Wool DIVIDED 81 irts. ....... ~ Al, each.
THE PALAIS kolAI-
(Continued heloul
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-25
Wars AND Fun "Oprsrss.-

OF course the few specislties offered st price sur
piises for tomorrow are only souvenir Of the
opening" Such prices are oaly temporary. Let us
look at the goods not reduced in price For instance:
Our best Seal Plush WrsTs aud the expensive Fur
Cares II is for such hish grtds goods that you'll ind
the credit merchants make good losses accidental
TO their business knd 10 especially or The l-st
goods that cash business eaabtfs much better
values naan giUeR bv the credit me rehant.
THE PALAIs ROYAL
rnedh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-25

In the House there are Kennedy republicans
and Quay republicans, and personal republi-
cans. and political republicans, and partisan
republicans, and patriotic republicans. and
Senate republicans, and House republicans
and just plain republican republicans. No
wonder there Is a republican maiority-there
has 10 be-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-25

The variety Of styles sizes and prices would
tate more thnn column in The star IL TO give onlys
price list
We point to two styles ws think superior. but ask
you to remember there are many Others among which
may be what you think the best
Childs Gretchen" stripe. double-breasted. two
capes. Brown and Tan plaid skirt, braid g1rdle.
Ages. q, g. 10 H. IL,
Irce.... $3.50 s475. a.. 1895. $3.50.
Misses Refer. beaver. double breasted, high
sleeves. large silk buttons Oolors-Bus and Black.
Ages-l4 TO Is years Price So each.
TIE PALAis ROYAL
CONTINUED below.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-25

Those constitutional delegates in convention
In Frankfort, KY, to revise the constitution OF
that state have been discussing with much
warmth the omission OF the clauses relating to
slavery. Great heavens. gentlemen, this il
1890. Hasn't the fact reached kentucky yet?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-25

The Mcpherson railroad bill, in the shape in
which it slipped through the Senate yesterday.
IL more Objectionable than the Atkinson bill
amended by the House. The geographical
limitation upon the power of condemnation is
not 50 satisfactory. Several amendments
adopted by the House do not appear in the
McPherson bill, and there is no provision for a
commission to consider relocation of the tracks.
&c. Tho bill was called up unexpectedly when
only fraction of the Senate was present, at a
time when single objection would have car
ried 1t over, and was passed in a minute without
consideration or dissent Thirteen thousand
citizens Of the District had protested against
It, and asked its substantial amendment In
dealing with this affair of the District the senate
was not a deliberative body, and though i: is
by law O part OF the Districts legislature, 1t
wss not representative body. 1t will be neces-
sary for Senator Edmunds to repeat his as
sursnces that the Senate is even less subject to
railroad control than the House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-25

Now We are going to have nickel plated war
vessels and later VIC may expec. them to be
silver mounted, copper-bostolned, aati-corro-
sise. non-explosive, adjusted to beat, cold and
position, and warranted not to rip, tear, ravel
or run down at the heel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-25

The courtesies and comities Of Congress
should be found, coliated. labeled, invcntoried,
tleulAsed and indexed, and theu-respected.
There 10 no use In invrnting 90 much and pre-
serving 30 little Of good thing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-25
Ii Srocx-
E. E; E T. H. E e. ":
+ Exs I I Re- I. s~f :

SIX Is the monarch Of dress fabfcs-and We are
showing this season . class Of novelties that sur
passes anything that has been "out." The reasoa
why lies purely and simply In the TACT that thas ses
sons edition IL superior to all Of its predecessors We
always do have the fnest-and Of course we're not
lasging behind ourselves
Probably the newest touch Of design Is in the
swivel eneets"-hlack grounds with colorod flowers
richly embroidered.
Same idea in ooiors-yavy Blue Gray, Heliotrops.
Plum, Myrtle, &c
Rich Pompadour Brocades. all colors on Black.
Elerant ChangeAble BrocAdes-ths newest Of the
new sh ade combinations.
Ivory White Pompsdour Stripes and Brocades en-
oroadered in designs suggested by nateur dora
WEDDING SILKS.
Almost department by themselves-we have such
an assorment-Iuro White aud Cream.
The most popular OF all the Cream and White
satin Duchcsse-al. SO to 81 50 yard
hite and Cream faiiie FRANCHISE from 81 10 S2
lead them close race.
Veioutne Beng ine. Armures Rhadxirneres JERSEYS
Rhadainos. Satinr. Surshs. India. China and Japan
silks-A question Of your fancy, Whichever you Say
We will serve up
Lots of Brocades and Stripes in White and Cream
II you want Coiored Siiks-an rixht-Faille Fran.
caise Rhadameres Riadames aud Armures from q to
81. 5Os yard.
Colored surahs-S5c. yard.
Colored China aud Jalan Silks-5oc. 75c. ssc. and
81 yard
BLACK SILKS.
You will like to know about thcm-will thank us for
bringing them 70 your attention They are beat"
auaities-st our lowest" prices.
Failie Francaise-15c.. Soc, 81. s1.25. e1.35.
sl.50 sl.15, ~ and S.. 30 yard.
Gros Grain-75c. 81, s13J. &l.5O. el.65. S1.75.
81 SIS and s3 yard.
Black Peaudo so,e-sl. sI.a5. slso s2 and 81 so
ayard. y =.
Black Armures-sl. s1.:5. s135. 80 and 81 .
yard. -
Black Renence Isl. s1.25 and 81 SO
hal la I'LL