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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-06-05
PITCHERS OR BATsMENe

Tho League Has Great Twirlers or Poor
Sluggers.
QlCHIcAao, June 4.-Following arc the
scores of today's ball games:
National League.
at Pittsburg-- Il. H. E.
Pittsburg. 0 0 0 o o O-l g
Chicago. ... 3 0 0 D 0 O O-5 o O
Baker, Wilson; Gibson, kittridge.
At New York RHE T.
New York...... 0 0 2 l O o o O-4 o
Brooklyn $50. 0 0 . o O 0 0 O-l S q
lsus sie Buckley; Terry, Clarke.
At Phi!adelphia- Il. H. e,
Philadelphia. 0 8 0 / OIL 0 t-71s 1
Boston. U 0 0 U o O o 0 90 5 o
Vicsery, Clements: Getzein, Bennett.
At Cleveland R.H.r.
Cleveland. ....O 0 O l o o Q O-3s 1
Cincinnati. - SO 90 @ 0 IL
Beatin, thinner; Duryea. Keenan,.
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For the Ninth Term,

SpRNoFIKLp. ILL.,. June4.-The democratic
convention of the thirteenth congressional
district to-day renominated Hon. VIM. n.
Springer for congress, BY aeclansation.
This q Mr.. SpTineeE's ninth numinatlop.
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Had Enasaxll.

WASHINGTON, june A--
Vanderver, republican, Of - ID
fornia district, sent telaarnna N
declining to enter theAo1d ~ v.1 S2:
and asking that his nan1e ~ ~ ~ k3
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Rock Island Earnine.|

CHICAGO June 4.-The annual I5|z
the Rock Island road was heja u "a ss x
old officers were reelected. e. vi Ny
shows net earnings of 81. .164, ,Ooos SS
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The Players League,

At Philadelphia n.H. E.
Philadelphia. 2 81 o o Oil 70 8
Brooklyn. ......0 0 o 5 lis 10 2
Cunningham, Cross; Vanhaltren, Cook.
At New York RHx
New York "a o 1 8 0 l-94
Boston.......5. 0 0 o Q GA 8 I
keefe Ewing Maiden, Murphy.
At Buffalo- aH.E
Buffalo. O o 3 o o OF q
Pittsburg O 2 0 0 o o "a 9
keefe, Mack; Maui, Carroll.
At Chicago hH,E,
Chicago. $780,. 1908 o o-4lo i
Cievelsnd,..... 0 0 0 @ o 0-lA z
Bsrston, Doyle; Bakeley. Sutcliffe.
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cases. Til. have beon issued already
1000 more ,riginal pensions than were
issued during the last fiscal year.

Congressional Campaign COMMITTEES
WAsHINoroN, June following are the
members Of the executive committee Of
the republican congressional campaign
committee: James g. Belden, New York,
chairman; Philetus Sawyer, Wisconsin;
Francis B. StockbridRo, Michigan; Joseph
II. Walker, Massachusetts,; Henry q.
Bingham, Pennsylvania; Leonidas Couch
Tennessee; Lewis +. McComas, Maryland:
Albert G. Thompson, Ohio; Hosea Town
send. Colorado; Mark II. Dunnell, Mime
sofa; William Vandever, California; Schuy-
Ter s. Olds, secretary.
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COLUMBUS. Ohio. Jpno &iIS N
Of the Consolidated s4roct "a
number, have struck - e1
wages. Fssss 49,
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DERBY DAY.

The Great English Event Won by Salfoin
by Nearly . Length.
LONDON, June 4.-The great race for the
Derby stakes for three-year-old colts and
fillies took place on the Epson Downs to-
day. The distance was nile and a half,
from high level starting post There were
22sS3 subs, los Ct whom paid twenty-five
sovereiRns each, sixty-three seu soyereigns
each. The weather was showery. Tho bet
ting was the same as YESTERDAY; won by j.
Porter's chestnut colt Sainfoin, by SPRING
field out Of Sands. Lefevre's chestnut colt
LeNord by Tristan, out Of I4aMose, second
duke Of Westminsters bay colt Orwell by
Ben D. Or out of Lizzie Agnes, third
Eight starters. Orwell lee to tha sa,stance
post Here Sainfoiil drew 10 to the front,
and coming on, won by three-quarters of a
length. There was neck between LeNord
and Orwell. Surefoot, fayorite came in
ourth.
The horses got away at the first attempt.
Orwell took the lead at the start and made
the running, slowly followed by Sainfoin,
LeNord and Surefoot, were the last to get
off. When the mile post was reached
Orwell showed we'll in front. In making the
hill for Iattenham corner Sainfoin took the
lead. Surefoot came in a head behind Or
we'll. The result created the most tremen-
dous excitement. Surefoot had been backed
to win to the extent of hundreds of thou
sands of pounds. Among the hackers were
large numbers of the aristocracy. They
suffered severely.
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American Association.

At Brooklyn-Brooklyn 2; Rochester, s.
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 2; 81. Louis, o.
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Flyers at Latonia.

LAToN1A, June 4.-Three years old and
upward, mile and rs yards-Gymnast won,
Outbound second, Osborn third. Time,
1:44h.
Three years old and upward, mile and %
yards-Ruperta won, Catalpa second,
Marchmas third. Time; l:45A.
Two-year-olds, six furlongs-Philora
won. Caprice second, Jay Jay Lee third.
Time, 1:1711.
Three years old and upward, mile and
three-slxteenths-,Fortunatus won, Elyton
second, Climax third. Time, 2:O2h.
Matron stakes, two-year-olds six fur
longs-Possara won, Ida Pickwick second,
Hueneme third. Time, Ill.
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MISS0ULA!
1ith its unlimited resources, has
a better location for a large city
than any other city in Montana.
MISS0ULA!

Innate is perfect, beautiful, trees
and grass and flowers, large
river running through the
center Of the city.
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Permit, for lO4 bulldog t. cost SOL 'soo' "er
granted last week.
soil. T.. woodruff. who wa- recently arrested upon
a ch.r,,, 81 assault by Bridge Policeman h!'l"p an"
acouiti,d by Police Justice Walsh Im' D'Enn Il sun
o. tle cities to re-. yer $4,000 a. dinA-c' ioV III.
iudisulV put upon him'
An or..n concert was given in Plymouth Church
Yesterday afternoon - y. l.. Wmieiey' the ne" or
i., ~ tl, church, a,,.,tc! uy L. +. Mar'den. tenor
and John Clark baNN''
1,o MINER. in a motion FOR almony and com cl zee
i, Nh, .a.t Of Mr.. Julia Rinteu against Anthony h
to,n for limited divorce were submitted t. J"dGe On'
ten. Of the supreme court, NcN'''"'9' '"'70 '
reserved hi, decision.
Charles Knox. the halter. i, putting up big hal
factory nm fine northeast corner Of II. Marks and Grand
ovos If i, to lie four stor.c, high and VIII cove
T. 600 SQUARE feet, nearly thirty 'lN "''' ia
tr,ndayc It will have frontage Of 10 ret VIII"
dep,h OF thirty five, and ON ST. Mark save I'o''t
of 20 ard a depth Of forty fcci Inc rh'e""l U'''
bnn facing brick, laid in red mortar with red con
n,,,icu. Stone trimmings. The cost Will be about
100000.
.r,e pcv. Il. Il. Meredith will preach The annual
.n,,,, I,for, thc member, Of the 23d Eeriment th,
evening in the Tompaus Avenue Congregational Chur'h
Colonel W. T.. sinn Of the Park Theatre salicd Tor
Eurupc on the Aurania yesterday.
IL.
roi,ucd before Police Justice kcnna yesterday upon
charges Of arson and burglary and pleaded not guilty
lie was sent to Raymond street Jail to await exam
nation.
The suit Of Frank D. Lee against Mrs Emile l..
Lee for absolute divorce was on tral before Judge
nartlctt Of the supreme Court yesterday Lee Is Il
travelling salesman. Moses &. "aiAor' "aIiS''
sugar broker. is named correspondent. lie Is al
tho Same fine defendant In divorce suit brought by
hi. wife, naming Mrs. Lee as correspondent Harry
r Wanzor, OF no 40 Fort Greene race, MS SON
testified that hi, father had abandoned his wife and
family The case was adjourned for further proof.
william DctricI has sued Mrs. Johanna Detrick for
a divorce and the was up before Judge Bartlcu
~ the supreme Court, yesterday. The couple were
married al Jamaica in ls-5. SIX weeks later shc
di .oppcarcd from their home at WoOdhaven and was
not seen for three years. Then she was found living
with David EgehOefcr at No. ZIG EsseXst The
Judge reserved his decision.
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OUTING
DRESS STUFFS.

100 pieces Atwood Serges, So inches
wide, with deep borders of hairline
stripes; these goods have been retailed
early in the season at soc. per yd. and
later at 35c.-our price for this sale
25c.
800 pieces Pure Mohair Brilliantines,
SO inches wide, high luStre and heavy
make, in a choice line Of shades, the
75c. grade for SOC. per YARD
200 pieces of Old English Checks, 40
inches wide, pure wool, in the approved
STYLES for outing costumes: the best
value ever sold, 39c.; value 15c.
100 pieces Beige Zudien, chcvlot fin
ish, in choice line of mixtures, 49c;
formerly 15c.
These goods will be shown on special
counters, opposite rear elevators,
Dress Goods Dep't-Leit Centre.
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EXTRAS IN
MEMS FININGS.

Mems Unlaundered Dress Shirts, made
of Utica Nonpareil Muslin, reinforced
three-ply Irish linen bosoms, made with
patent continuous facings on back ana
sleeves, handmade button hole IN
front, each shirt stamped and war
ranted UTICA NONPARElL, all
sizes foc.
Mems fancy duck Vest, custom make
and finish, in stripes and figures, sizes
80 to A inch, regular Sl.5O and Sl.'o
qualities; One-half the quantities are
made by NIRGOE, MIDDLETON y
CO., for o?c'
Boys and Youths Flannel Shirts, all
wool and Star make, asst. grays and
navy blue, laced fronts, splcndldly
made, sizes ~ to 14sa, regular Sl.1o
quality, for 'oc'
Mems Summer Tecks, i'll newest stripes
and figures, our regular 1jc. and Sl.OO
qualities, for 39c. each.
Mems Dcpt-Right OF Entrance
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SALE OF
DRESS TRIMMINGS.

a to 5 inches wide All-Silk Vandyke
PasSamenterie Gimps, in black only {;
regular Sl.S5 goods-reduced for this
sale to 75c. per yard
3 to 4 inches wide black and colored
handmade Passementerie Gimps, in
pointed and leaf patterns; regular
$l.5O goOds-rcduced to 60c. per yard
Boleros, Garnitures, Panels Beaded
Sleeves, etc, in Passcmcnteric hand
work; regular $500 goods-reduced
for this sale to Goo.
8 inches wide Black Sewing Silk Nov
city Frlnges; regular $l.75 goods-re-
duced for tins sale to Soc. per yard
Odds and Ends in Black and Colored
Gimps, plain and with beads, Persian
EinbrOideries, etc; goods which were
sold from Sl.OO to $500 per yard-to
30 for 25c. per yard
Dress Trimmings -LCft, Front
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Gun Buttons, made with the patented
facility back, mounted with red or
black onyx, bloodstonc, goldstone,
tiger eye and moss agate, were $l.0O
bargain price pc.
20 doz. ladies' Asst. Tie and Bonnet
Pms, choicest and latest designs, set
with rhinestones, pearls, turquoise,
sapphlres and moonstoncs, were &c.
bargain price pic.
% doz. handsomely carved and trans
parent genuine Tortoisc-sheli Hair
pins, newest designs, all sizes, were
$3.50, $500, $40 and 8l.50---bargain
price -, 60 and iSc.
% doz. finely cut and polished silver
plate Bangles, all sizes; were l5c.
h-bargain price lie. each.
10 doz. fine polished and Roman gold
plate enamellcd Miniature Brooches,
the latest and most scryiceable pin on
the market, assorted designs; were
81 .2j---barCain price Acc.
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STOCKINGS
AND son,
VESTS AND UNDERSHIRTS.

VESTS AND UNDERSHlR1S.
Ladies' Fancy Striped Cotton Stock
ings, the very newest designs, full
regular made, lie. pair; regular 25c.
goods.
Ladies' genuine Spun Silk Stockings,
IN boot patterns-that is, upper part
of stocking is a different color from
the lower part-79c. a pair; regular
Sl.50 goods.
Chidren's Fast Black Genuine French
Stocking, ribbed cotton, 29c. pair !;
regular 45c. goods.
Mems Fancy Striped Cotton Stocking,
very neat patterns, l9c. pair; regular
29c. goods.
Ladies' Ribbed Vests. in pink, sky
blue, white and ecru, l9c. each rcGu-
lar 29c. goods.
Ladies' genuine English Balbriggan
Vests and Drawers, 3 for Sl.00; rcgu-
lar soc. goods.
Mems genuine French Balbriggan
Vests and Drawers, SOC. each rcg'l-
lar 79c. goods.
Mems Pepperel Jean Drawers, nicely
made, 39c. pair regular soc. goods.
Hosiery Dcpt-front, Right
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REDUCTION IN
LACE \ X T &c l. L 5

Baby Carriage Parasol Lace Covers,
regular soc. goods-reduced to 2oc.
each.
Irish Point Lace Parasol Covers III
white, cream and two-toned, regular
$500 goods-rcduced to Sl.33 each
Children's Irish Point Lace and En-
broidcry Sets Collar and Cuffs, regu-
lar finished patterns, SID goodS--rc-
duced for this sale to 5Nc. per SET
Tourist Ruchings in boxes OF & yards
with lace or tinsel edges, regular SOC.
goods-reduced to 1Sc. per box OF d
yards.
Ladies' Imported Embroidered Linen
Chemisettes and collars, latest novel
ties; regular 80 and 75c. goodS-re-
duced for this occasion to Zoe. cach
Real Duchcsse Lace Handkerchlcfs,
regular 65c. goods reduced for tins
saIe to zoe. each
Iaccs-Right, Centre.
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OFFERINGS FROM
THE CLOAK DEPT.
SACRIFICE OF
W A $ III G o q ID : &.
SELDOM
MORE STARTLED.

cases $50 pcs.) fine Printed Challies,
new goods, Sc. grade-to close out at
4ic.
60 pcs. 36-inch Printed Batiste, fast
colors; goods that have been sold this
season at 15c. yard---tO close at J
price BE. yard
We have about 100 pieces of those fine
Domestic Satincs that we are anxious
to close out. These are the regular
25c. quality, full line of colOrs to select
from, desirable in every way, to go at
12ac. yard.
Wash tioo1,-Nain Aisle, Back.
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S?lO.

All Leather Medicine Chests, contain
ing ~ bottles and separate compart-
ment for powders---lock and key on
box and handle Oh cover SO
Best Cowhidc Leather Shawl Straps
- straps---very strong handle, Die.
Nickcl-PIatcd CoIlapSable Drinking
Cups, in neat plated case l9c.
Whisk RroOms, with sole leather
covers, for putting in travelling bags,
sc.
English Military Hair Brushes, with or
without sole leather cases, very best
wirc-strung bristlc brushes; solid backs,
in lockwood, olive and rosewood, $3.50.
Genuine Morocco Leather Chatclaine
Bags, latest style, oXidizcd frames,
double chain and fancy oXidizcd hook
leather lined, inside change pocket.
value S1.7j---Monday Csc.
Ladies' and Gents Imported silk Lawn
Tennis Belts, improved buckles, in Gilt
and nickel; value Monday, Zoe.
Imported French Calf Purses, fancy
striped, leather lined, with inside COM
partments, value 3jc.---\IOndaY. Die
Tourist Folding Fans, leather covered
handles Zoe
Celluloid Tooth Brush Covers for Tour
lists ljc.
Celuloid Soap Boxes, very durable,
SOC.
20 different styles Of Manicure Sets in
silk plush boxes, containing every
thing requisite for the nails; value
54.O0---MOnday 500
Leather Good5-Fiont. Left
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SALE OF


French Quadrllc Ruled Notc Paper, with Envc[
cpcs ........... ...... 2c. per cure
Cranes superior G0-pound Note Paper. M wnii".
cream and all tlnts, ICE per Gulrc. with Envelopes
Cranes extra super s0-pDund cream vovc Noic
PAPER, with Envelopes ......... ....... pc our"
Royal Belfast Linen Note Paper, octave size,
ruled or plain. in pacllagrs containing PnIr.s
value j0c-for 2jc
Envelopes 10 match ..............sc. pack; Doe pos
Our Srangcmore Mills Extra English Suprrlinc
Smooth Finished Notc Paper. octave size, ruled
or plain, Iuirc PACKAGE value 4oc.-for ?5c
Envelopes 10 match .......... Sc pack: sc. boz
ei1c note papcr - 2lc
, quire package Excelsior Mills commercial 'iIe
note paper value SOC. fer ..... ....... &c
Boxes each containing qnirc paper ana - en-
vclOpes of fine cream WOve note paper RAE Ndlu'
40c for ........... '1c
We are also engraving Copper plate ana 30 c'tds
fer 7sc, right in every particnlar Dnr prices ior
Monograns, Address Dies and Wedding INVITA-
tons are the lowest. and quality for same are oil
the best and workmanship second 10 none III Nc" -
Yorl; or Brooklyn.
Notc paper stamped in any color from your own
Stationcry-FrOnt Lett.
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" BE SURE
TO ANNOUNCE IT."

"Be sure to lay special stress on the
variety and excellence of our Misses
and Children's Dept for Anniversary
Day. insists the head of this section
"tell them we're more than prepared
to insure satisfaction of styles, Of ma
terials, of sizes and of prices in Chill
dren's White Embroidered, Lawn, Lace,
Challie. Cashmere in light cOlors, and
imported Bingham Dresses"
Misses and Caidrens Dep't-Second Floor.
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SALE OLE
EMBROIDERIES.

OILS inches wide fine Cambrle, NainsOok, Swiss
Embroideries; regular 3jc. goods-reduced for this
sale to .......1 Sc. per yard
90 inches wide Cambria, Swiss and Nainsook
Flouncings: regular SOC. goods-rduced TO SOC.
Per yard. >.-..,- c...,.;o
Hemstitched and ScollOped FlOuncings regular
81 25 eoods-rcduccd for this 50 g to Sc pr. yard
A. inches vide Swiss Cambria and Nainsook Hem
stitched and Scoloped Flouncings, regular $500
goods-reduced for this occasion 10 % pr yard
% inches wide all0ver EmbroideIies. regular Soc.
gOods-reduced to..... .......... 25c. per yard.
Enbroderies-Eight Centre
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PARASOLS
AND Sun UMBRELLAS.

Monday a great sacrifice sale OF tac above goods
at reduced prices viii take place. We stand this
sacrifice one mouth earlier than usual o. account
Of the backward rar1sol season. The cNtrao.di-
nary difference in the values AID what we snail
sell them for is 50 great less than cost Of mate
rial that We should advise an carly selection.
200 choice All SILK Parasos, ia ali tie new col
orS Of stripes and beautiful plalds; fin" h1ldi'S
and best finish with ribbon bows; value So
Monday : %.
800 extra fine SILK Parasois. in stripes, plads,
plain surahs and fancy hOIdcrcd silks; ribbon
bows and fine natural wood handles: value 80
Monday > -.
300 regular 81 and s. 81; Coaching rar,s,s,
almost any shade of color or any elect produced
this season; value - and S'-I"ad'N S'.'o
loo beautiful hand-run Spanish, Lace co|r!tI
PaTasos; made up very elegant bN TIE lost
maker. lined marcclnc silk. very choice STICKS {;
in every respect tie best that can bc made :;
100 extra fine heavy eros Grain SIX Coaching
Parasos. with fine silk ribbon hows and very
choice carved ebony handles value S6-Monday,
$3.7J.
500 24-inch sun Umbrellas. extra we'll made for
sun or rain on the very finest quality 81 imported
double faced silk colors inSdc-b,uc green, car.
dinal and winc-nll have best paragon frames and
choice silver hook handles: value Si-Monday,
Sl.0j.
300 sun Umbrellas "a inch. in gold. silver, ebony
and choice natural wood handles. made ON best
known brands Of good Wcarirr silk. Paragon
frames. etc, etc, $50, Sl.0j $500. $50, - oo
and $3.50.
Money can bc saved by buying the above ut this
sale
! 900 Misses and Childrcn's Fancy Para,ols in
every color style Of trimming. etc. etc. that has
been put on the market this season; all are Dos
the best makers, and tic finishes IN detail arc
crfccton-Tdnging m price from 'Jc. 10 =. u'
All of our extra hlCh-claSs silk RAIN Umbrellas
ranging in price from $500 H. $500. 40 special
prices during this sale.
All our choice French English and Domestic Nov
elites. among which ere the handsomcst styles
shapes and colorngs seen this season. Any cos
tune may he matched from these. We shall oIcI
them during this sale AT much loss tlan cost.
Par Tr.r Isff
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coods-Reduced for this sale to - G5c. per yard
A. inches wide All SILK Chantilly and spanish
Guipurc Lace Founcings, our Latest inpor'a-
lon; regular So goods-Rcduced for TINS SIC
....................Sl25 per ya.d
AZ inches wide Real Spanish MarGpisc Lace
Flouncings in Black, Cream and few IN o9i-
ors; regular $3.50 goods-Rcduccd Tor TINS sue
- and IS inches wide Cotton Point ID Esprit
Drapery Nets. in White Cream and Light So!-
ors, such rs Pink, Light Blue, Lavender, &c.
regular 25c. and soc. goods-Reduccd to 100
and lSc per yard. .. ,...o
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LACES.
WITHERING REDUCTIONS.

All Silk Chantly, Spanish Guipure. Oriental,
Real Torchon, Real Guipure, Point dc Gene and
other stylish trimming iaces; regular 2jc. ar,i-
ces-kednced 10 $3.50. DC. per yard.
e-l2 inches wide All silk ChantilK. Escnrlal,
yandyke, Spanish Guipurc, Real Guipurc, Point
De Venisc, Point De Gene and many other regu-
lar SOC. and sc goOds-Reduccd 10. 23c per yd.
% inches. All Silk, Striped, Figured Drapery
Nets. IN Black, Cream and Colors regular 81
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FINE BOOKS,
TO BE DRIVEN.

The following oolSs-IustrMcd by the best
artists-Hound in Cloth, octaVC-Each volume
contains about 100 illustrations. and is published
and sold al $500 cach--Our price for
The list is as follows:
Sc0tts Marmicn.
Byron's Chldc Harold.
TcnnysOn's Princess.
SCOTS Lay of the Last Minstrel
SCOTS Lady of the Lake.
81 .9S for any OF thcm--instcad Of SIS, the usua!
price.
Books-Secon1 Floor
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IN THE
CHILDREN'S WEAR.

\ lot of so Short Coats sizes one to three years,
plaids, in assorted styles and trimmings, offered
a. a reduction OF 80 per cent from manufacturer
10 $3.50.
$50 Bingham Dresses, sizes one to three sears,
G9c.; value 81 90
70 dozen Childrcn's Embroidered Caps, 6jc.-
Been Sl.0O.
CkiGrens Dcp't-Second Floor.
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MILLINERY.
SPECIAL OFFERINGS.

Special thing in Trimmed Millinery-we will show
a lot Of Bonnets, Hats and Turbans. trimmed IN
the latest STYLES fresh goods and materials, price
81 0s similar goods were never placed on sale
before for less than 81
BOYS and Youths Straw Hats in all the newest
and latest STYLES ..........3ic. TO 80 .00-special
Children and Misses Trimmed Hats. both colored
and white suitable for Anniversary wear $3.50
TO $G.00-special. ~ ~, ,.
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SIX NINETY
EMBROIDERED FICHUS.

Our Embroidered Fichus for 5000 are
sold outside the store for eleven end
twelve dollars. They are hand en-
broidercd on fine French Merino mate
rial, and finished with four rows OF
hand-knottcd silk fringe; during sale
'';ii hn $3.50
wa shawls-Sccond Floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-01
CALAMITY
IN FAVORITE SILKS.

90 pcs. Two-toneG Printed India Dress Silks. The
regular &c. I'D. quality. good range of street
shades-ticketcd for Monday. at ...........-. SOC.
% pcs. Royal \rmule Striped Dress Silks. orr own
81 % yd grade. full line Of the newest colornGS
for Monday lcketed ....... :-... 80: 75c.
1870 pcs Double Warp Dress Surah in Is of the
latest colors, regular 7ic. yd. quality-uckcted
j9c. en-. 70, c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-01
IN THE
WHITE GOODS.

go pieces Of Fine Checked Nainsook,
that have been selling at ljc, to
be Zoe. per I'D.
800 remnants of best quality all-wool
French Flannels. in lengths from u
vds. to Z yds.-regular 65c. quality,
To hc SOC.
Whit GCods-Right, Centre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-01
. LINES
MI SLIN UNDERWEAR.

1900 Muslin Gowns, Mother Hubbard
tucks and Hamburg embroidered rui-
iics, SOC. worth 81 60.
600 Cambria Gowns, Mcdici lace and
tucks. or four fine Hamburg embroid-
cred insertions and tucks--a S 30
gown for 0Sc.
Underwear-Second Floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-01
som +
LAP ROBES.

40 Embroidered Monte Lap Robes that have
been selling at 81 .0O-tO he ..........G3 csc. each
go Linen Horse Sheets that have been IJc,--
."U i'-"' - .... SOC.
~ 80 Lap Robes-Front Basement. Lett
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-01
IN THE
l. / n T. y S.

800 German Damask Table Cloths, with Colorcd
Borders, actual size l-3 yds long value - 81 o.
20 bc ~
800 dozen of IIuckabnck and Damask Towels that
have been selling at SOC. and 3jc; 10 be CSC. each
Lincns-Right, Centre