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Superintendent Compton reported that Dele
gate Bagiey had said the house had agreed to
the plans OF arrangement for the county build
ings As designed by Mr.. Wilcox and approved by
the aldermen. The board decided TO wait for
Official instructions, but directed Mr.. Compton
70 make necessary repairs On The outside Of the
building.
Complaint was made by the Seattle Laundry
that the Rainier Electric Line Company had
raised the street AZ the end OF Albert in such
way ss TO prevent access 70 premises. Referred
70 Mr. Alexander.
1t Was directed that trestls be built for lay
ing water mains On Battery between Fifth and
Depot
An application was received from property
owners on Third and jefferson streets for the
lowering of the sidewalk, and the street COM
missioner was directed 70 do wha. was neces-
sary.
The superintendent OF water-vorks reportsd
that the Lincoln had finished unloading, and
the freight amounting to s2o.oss.ss had been
paid. The city owes Wood & Co, OF Philadel-
phia. t6s,7 S632
G. C. Phinney notified the board tina. his cleo
trie railway VIII be completed from Fremont 20
Woodland park by Saturday next, at which
time he purposes opening the park 10 the pub
lie He desires police protection, and offers 70
furnish two officers il the city viii pay SO 8
month toward their maintenance. Referred TO
city council without recommendation.
The James street railway by letter announced
they would tx crossings as requested
The sheckle, Harrison & Howard Iron Com
pany, st. Louis, called attention OF the board 70
the fact that the city OF Seattle is indebted TO
the company to the extent of so,2o0 and asked
payment.
l. Feurer, by an agent, called attention to the
fact that in building sewer through his prop
eriy in Bells addition. the city is trespass.ng
and thai unless the city eon pensates him for
tie damage already done he viii apply &c the
courts. Referred 70 superintendent Of sewers.
The dead horse and hog in North seattle which
have been worrying tie health department for
the past ten days were erena;ed and ball of s.
presented BY the crenator, was allowed
EfrA At
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Thomas Clancy Va Lncsu. > Cook ana cor.
A. Cook-0-Ger Of confirmation
GUSTAV Peterson vs Norman Tsek .. =, rrs~
ment signed snd Hlea s
Cnsrles 4 srownva G. winshiyl-Cerrncsss
% statement of facts; signed
Robert {. Bal Va Kate L BaU-O-ser ~ a.
fault; signed "a Nv
Louisa J. Taylor rs. James Tsvlo--s., a.
July ~ w +"&
4 ght Reeve END Algedigs JUnser =. Es,-
fesae- 81 Ai-IseranFre-. cenUFrer a Ia
paesole 70 ten porary injunction. Is saS;sinsd
sad temporary Injunction refused
The Western Farm Mortgage and Trns- -,
rany vs- George B. kitsiHger ct A-Dre-n@s
ION calendar. fPNN
FRosATE DErARTEKST-LIcR7xxRr
Estate Of Pal " JoAnson-Boud sled. ors.,
srrrovlpg same
kstsfe OF Harriet Fsgan-Bosa s1sa. ors.-
st2FrovinE same; order directing nssice 70 cred.
ss0rs ~ WV
lassniiy OF Louis Psrsdise-Decrss Of dis.
svPEKIos cSrRT-osRosN. ,
- P Gleason vs.. Z. ScAsnaie- FEruitr-e r,r,-
bay Findings Of fact conclusions Of lsw sna
s1tner;; signed
u "insAili vs.. David NlscU ct aL-wi, of
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ZTHEI
MacDOugal- SOuthWrk 10.
Successors TO
TOKLAS SKGERNlN { Co.,
7I7-Is-2l-2a FRONT ST.
SEATTLE, July 10. 1891.

0EAI LIZ JuAt III Ac9l-
Today We announce change
in the big store-another step
forward in It's history. more
concentration of power, more
combining of capital. an in
crease of capabilities, a stride
towards further greatness of
business methods. The big
store changes its name, It's
volume of trade demanded
greater power TO handle It,
hence today a new company
has arisen in place of the old.
And with the new company
comes additional chance TO
meet your wants in every direc-
ton. The new company adds
strength to the already power
full old one, 1t adds bone and
sinew. money. talent, expert
ence-all that 90 toward sue
cess, and therefore today the
big store is doubly strength
ened.
To the bright. perfect history
of the past there is added
another volume and we now
open new epoch in the years
of the house.
Upon the substantial founda-
ton of fifteen years successful
business, as the firm Toklas,
Singerman & Co., the new
company, THE MacDougall-
Southwick Co." starts today 10
continue the business, TO build
it up still further, TO make the
new name as familiar house.
hold word in the Northwest as
the old one Is. TO achieve fur
Their greatness and to remain a
credit TO the city of Seattle.
The firm of Toklas, Singer
man & Co. thanks its many
friends and customers of the
past, and asks for continu-
ance of their favors under their
new name.
The MacDougall- Southwick
Co. viii endeavor in every
possible way TO meet their
patrons and friends with the
same liberal business methods
that have characterized the big
store and will continue TO carry
the largest and finest stock of
goods in the Northwest.
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NAu Snita Eiind-

The following suits were begun yesterday
II the superior court:
NJ s. Biisencourt vs.. Anne Coburr-Suis Tor
80 due for goods sold and delivered.
G. NinchiIl va David Wilson and A Anderson
Suit for SOS due for rent
Z. I. Sweeney vs.. AeCAbe 4 Cushing-Suit On
promisxory note for $500.
Minerva Boyntoa vs. II. R. Boynton-Saif for
divorce
Emma shoekley vs. John n. shockley-sus,
for divorce
slgo Iron stove Company Va. A Robinson
sc., npon foreign Judgment for SsSAaS
n. D. Andrews vs.. Port Washington Realty
Sonpsny-slit ia- as due for rent.
divorce -
fannis scaves;nger va George sehwsssnser-
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M'NEIL LIKELY TO RECOVER.
His Wife Happy In Jail and VIII Leave
Him ForeYer.

John Mcneil, proprietor of the Golden State
hotel. who was shot by his wife ten days ago Ia
Improving slightly. and his physician thinks
that, unless Inflammation sets IN, he will re-
cover. Mrs. Mcneil spends her time quietly in
the county jail
SIN glad that Mr.. Mcneil IL recovering" said
ale yesterday; -.but - soon a. / am free / viii
leave him forever and go where he
cannot find ne. / regret what has
transpired. but when / look back and
remember his treatment of me I AN embit-
tered against hin- They say ! married him
for his money. IL 10 notso he has squandersd
nearly al the money he ever had. With the
ssTietess economy be has barely enough money
left TO keep him through life.
"As for the present. am eontented TO remain
In Jail. l have never been SO happy or con-
tented for months. Here I can res; in peace
Ii Is quiet in the day time, and At night can
lie down and sleep without fear OF my life being
taken before wake up
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April i, 1891, that wss recently issued from the
ONCE of the clerk of the superior court, contains
nj least twelve cases that have not yet been
tried. They are: Daniel Vsndewster w. Hattie
vandewatsr. Frank l. Ball Dora z. Bail,
Adolphus c. Fseel vs.. Fannie L. Facel, Minnie
Heifner W. John T. Heifner, William Ademar
Va Nellie Alderman, W. Fl. Harris vs. Mary A.
Harris, Ellen Dranncn va Thomas B. Drannea,
Catherine Lorge vs. Isaac Lorge, Mary JoIley Va
Henry yoiley, Nellie NJ. Chapin vs. F. p. Chaplin,
Sophia Sedan vs.. Jacob scolan. John Keevan
VI. Della Kesvan- All but the last one OF thsss
cases are set for hearing on next saturday
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ARC LIGHTS ARE CHEAPER.
Competition Between Electric Comps
mics Benefits the Consumer.

mics Benefits the Consumer.
To the JOY Of the consumers Q quiet war has
been waged recently between electric light COM
psries in the effort 20 secure the cream Of the
arc light business. The result has been Q reduc-
ton in rates by ali companies for this class Of
lights.
The war appears 70 have begun with the Home
Electric Company, which devoted considerable
energy 70 winning over some of the customers Of
the Gas, Electric Light and Motor Company.
The latter company, determined to let no bust
ness alp away from il, retalisfed by reducing
rates The rate formerly was sl2 Q month
for arc lights till midnight End 81
for aIlnight lamps. reduction was
made 10 SO and 81 month
The company then began to make fnrosds on
the business Of the other tive companies and
they were forced 10 come down also. The Home
Electric and Seattle General Electric companies
have accordingly reduced rates TO the same
figures as were charged BY the nrst-narned COM
pany. The General Electric Company had been
apparently leaving the other companies 10 fight
IL out between them, but was forced TO reduce
rates with them in order 70 hold its customers
The Home Electric people are unwilling 70
admit that there Was 3 fight, and give a. the
reason for the reduction the smaller number of
hours during which light has 70 be furnished
in summer. The fact remains, however, that
composition had more 70 do with the reduction
than late gunskfs
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BARGAINS
AT
THU RACKET.
Cheapest Store on the Coast.

Muslin Underwear at considerably less
than wholesale cost
Lace Curtains 81 the very lowest prices
ever quoted IN Seattle
Gents Shirts 81 greatly reduced prices
Boys Clothing 81 half pTlc~-
Linen Towels and Table Cloths 90 great
ly reduced prices.
Bed Spreads az extremely los pTicsz-
Best SIC and 81 Corset ever shown n
Seattle.
Gents Hose l7c. worth Soc
Flowers 81 less than half price.
Best Curling Irons only l5c-
silk Thread &c 3 spool.
Ladies &c Vests for ll.c.
Ladies Soc Vests for l5c
Good Lace Curtains only CSC pair.
Night Shirts only &c
al Six Yelling i2lxc yard
Choice hemstltch Handkerchiefs &C.
All sax Vests only 75c
Lace Curtains for sl-39. worth 81
Lace Curtains for s., worth $50
Lace Curtains for S. worth So
Ladies Isle Thread Hose only i5cs
Gents Linen HaDdkerchiefs only &c.
Alarm Clocks 90.
Good Lead Pencils with rubbers only I0c
dozen.
silk Twis. &c = spool
silk Suspende-S &c 3 pair.
Embroideries 81 regular RACKET prices.
Muslin Underwear af less than cost
Boys suits AZ s., worth 81.
Boys suits a. S. worth 81
BOYS suits az 81 worth s.
silk IN II Is worth.
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FOUR DIVORCE SUITS.
4 Quartette Who Think Their Marriages
Are Failures.

-Four divorce suits were fled yesterday in the
superior court Minerva Boynton, who wishes
% have the matrimonial tie between herself
snd II. Z. Boynton severed, sets out in the ped.
oou that her husband. TO whom abe was mar
ned in 1884, has treated her cruelty for the past
three years. and year ago he deserted her
The complaint in the suit OF j. s safferlee Va
E1len 6. satteriee, alleges that the plaintiff an
Attendant were married In Connecticut in 1857;
thss ths defendant Is . woman of violent tenn
-. and ~ various times made attempts 20 do
hcciiy harm 70 plaintiff and his children In
7ses, he alleges. she abandoned him in Ledyard,
Conn, and has since refused 20 live with him.
Emma shockley complains that her husband,
John n shockley, 20 whom she was married In
l66s deserted her year ago NJ 0'Brien station,
wssh- She therefore prays for Q divorce
Fannie schwesinger alleges cruel treatment
b her husband, George Schwesinger, 70 whom
shs has been married but eleven months, and
wanfs divorce The defendant is the PRO-
paetor OF the Washington meat market, at !, 5l3
Frunf street
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STILL IN SESSION.
Grand Jury Examining a Large
Number Of Witnesses.
oPeRA-HousE TO GO AHEAD.
Ys,xnet1en 90 Stop work ON the View
Building Refused-Four Divorce
Suits Ffled-Ths Better.

fhs grand jury called 20 investigate the
tzoubss st TIE mines was in session for another
enfirs day yesterday. The meeting was, Of
courts, secret and nothing could be learned OF
vhss progrsss is being made In the investiga-
don. About twenty witnesses were examined
Yesterday. Among them was Miss MsrEis
Harris, who was summoned 70 appear on Mon
cay. bat failed 20 do 20. When she appeared in
court yesterday she was taken before Judge
f.born 70 show cause why she should not Be
puuisked for contempt Of court She explained
fha1 she hxd been sick On MoadAy and vas
aroused
The members OF the grand Jury are reported
= being very anxious TO finish their laborx, a.
n0sf cf them ara business men and wish 70 get
rex 70 their work Il is probable that they
VIZ get through their investigation tomorrow.
Il hss not yet been definitely decided whether
q NOT they viii visit the mines
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Rujidine Permits.

The following permits TO build were issued
yesterday:
B. Marshall, 2stoYy frame, lots and 10, hIk
.. Cornstock suppl, s. 500
T. G. Craach. 2-<tory frame. lot p blk i,
Steam Meteor. south Seattle. 500
jenkins 4 Jones, 2ssory brick, lots ] and 2,
blk A. Yesler's LIST, 500
jenkins Jones, 2storT frame, lots I and 2,
blk A, Yesler's LIST, SEQ.
I'M Harper, l-story frame. lot /, blk 2 Yes
lars I'd, $3a
B. Marshall. two two-sfory frames, lot Il,
block "A, CoElptOn's first addition; S, 90.
]. B. stewart, oI1e-srory frame. lots 10 and Ii,
block So, Weodlawn; $500
]. Kiefsr, two-story frame, lot ). block IS.
Neaxle's addition: sl.50o
J. Kisfer removal, $50
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THE BOARDOF WORKS
Report of Superintendent of
Water Works.
TOTAL COST OF THE SYSTEM.
Necessity Of Some Plan NJ to Payment
for Sewer Construeton-othsr
Routine Matters Settled.

The question OF payment for construction Of
sewers arose again st the meeting Of the board
o. pubic works yesterday on an application for
extension to Nikado street Chairman Cochran
expressed the opinion that they should be paid
Tor oy the city ~ large, but Commissioners
kineharr and Heilbron maintained that assess
nent districts should D. created a. for street i'm
proveEen,s. The petition viii be sent 70 ths
council
works for June showed operating expenses TO
date Of z2,s64I2 The total cost Of plant 70 dars
was u lse-4.3i- The report Is Rs follows:
herewith submit my report of operation and
construction foE the water department for the
n nth Of June:
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sasn and door factory On The shore Of Fidalgo
bay we-e discovered - BE- o. era A bucket
brigade set 70 work 70 suhdne TIA flames, bus
when the steamer went arecnd the point
the flames had the beat OF Il Il was i'm
possibie 20 get tsiegrspnie conuurieasson with
the town after the news reached thix city, but Il
- supposed that the mill vas entirely destroyed.
a The facilities At hand fer sgatizz Ere vers
very poor. The loss must be az least sfa.occ
The flames when frst sssn were in shs dry
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They BIZ OF HI. Nose.

warrant was issued by Justice Won Tobsi
yesterday for the arrest of Samuel Cherry and
William Riley, OF Kirkland, upon . charge of
simple mayhem The complainant, Thomas
o'shea, alleges that the defendants assaulted
his brother, Edward O'shea, 81 Kirkland and
BIZ of his nose. The warrant was placed in the
hands OF Deputy Sheriff George Poor. who went
Mainland last evening Tor the men
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wrlts OF R.stitu,ion 7r.nted.

Ire Hall q Psulson Furniture Company was
yesterday granted writs Of restitution by Judge
Osborn in al Of its suits against the occupants
OF certain Of It's houses located On the tide fats
Tier refused 70 pay their rent the ground
that the company had no title 70 such land, and
eject1ent suits were ss once begun against
them. The defendants against whom the writs
were issued are: B. z. Wilbur ct al, Henry T.
Schmidt, S. Iindstrom ct al; Louis schastfer,
Ed Henderson et al; William Mohr e. al,
Charles Post ct Al, George holster ct a., George
Iahnscr - 81
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in sum Of 500. signed
osten Co. vs.. G. wfnshilI e. ux e. al
stricken IRON trial calendar
George H Richardson 81 y.rex H.-vs.
r,alcuns motion for new trial overruled:
plzs1ts6 exrepsz
y +. NeNaught Va n Qufun-Order for writ
tie sum OF SOD
Hall 4 Psalson Furniture Company Va B. r.
MuDeF d Johnson-Aotion for restitution: mo-
ton granted
Oscar Young, of Sweden, admitted to citizen
Hhfn. -
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THE BUILDING To GO ON.

- Court Refuses an Injunction TO stop
work on the Opera-House.
Jadge Lchteuberg refused yesterday to grant
uporary restraining order TO stop work on
De new opera-house at the corner of Yesler
sssnue and south Fourth street Bishop Jlnger,
60 behalf of the Church of Our Lady of Good
Help, attempted to enjoin Henry /. Yesler and
D. Z. Baxter from going ahead with the work
The defendants cemurrsd to the complaint on
the ground that il did not state facts sufficiens
70 constitute cause Of action. and yesterday,
after q lengthy argument, Judge Iiehtenberg
sustained the demurrer a. far as IL IL applicable
70 the temporary Injunction
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The Police Roard.

A meeting Of TIE board Of police commission
srs was called for last night eGt IS it was found
a quorum could not he secured the mayor mott
fed Deputy City Clerk Drown 20 he in attend
a1es for the purpose of 80 notifying any who
might attend and 10 attempt was made 70 hold
q meeting.
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No evidence Against the He.tnen.

Al Sam. thc Chiaaman who was arrested on
Monday night on board the steamer City CT
Kingston on suspicion of having come into the
United States Illegally, was discharged yester-
Gay By Commissioner Emery. At his hearing
there was no evidence against the celestial, and
the only thing proven was that he had boarded
the steamer nj Pert Townsend
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A Mistake m the Decision.

The statement in yesterdays fosT iSTELLI-
sRscER that Judge Liehtenherg decided in the
ease OF Maro.ta vs. Neagle that il was entirely in
the discretion of justice whether or not he
Should accept bond for an appeal was q mistake
What the judge did rule wa that il Was for the
justice Do determine - TO the sufseiency Of the
security offered
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Tpr NAVY yaRD

Since the government has begun preliminary
work on the navy yard. the town Of Charleston,
adjoing, IL receiving more attention than any
other town on the sound The new wharf 10
Just finished and 900 worth Of buildings wiz
be erected within the next sixty days
For further particulars see ]. ~ Prathez,
Sullivan building. Seattle
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Gratifying to All.

The high position attained and the universal
acceptance and approval Of the pleasant liquid
fruit remedy, syspp of Figs, As the most excel
Lent Laxative known, illustrate the value of the
qualities on which its success is based and are
abundantly gratifying to the California Fig
syrup Company
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For aami..inn 20 IN. Bar

7. II. Cam. jr.. made application yesterday be-
fore Judge Lichtenberg for admission 20 prac-
tice in the superior court J. 3. Metcalfe, Job
r Lyon and l. T. Turner were appointed sn ex-
enining committee.
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GRATEFUL BEYOND EXPRESSION.

Portland, Or, July 81
The OREGON KIDNEY TEA has cured my
back and kidneys, and l an at 3 loss 70 express
nv gratitude ! shall always remember the
Oregon kidney Tea with pleasure and esteem,
and highly recommend IL 10 all my friends and
acquaintance J. II. p. DOWNING.
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suit on . ste.mer,. Ch.rt.r.

n Andrews brought sn action yesterday in
the superior court against the Port Washington
Realty Company 20 recover SIS The plaintiff
claims that on April II be chartered the steamer
wa.co 70 the defendant for SIS. and that he has
never been paii
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aMUSEMKSTS.

zMUSEMESTS.
CEATTLE OPERA HOUSE
JoES ". HANNA, Manager.
ONE MONT ONLY.
THURSDAY. JULY IL
AN INNOVATION N SCENIC sPLESpoR
WEBSTER AND BRADY's
Big spectacular play,
THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA:
ITS LIKE NEvER SEEN BEFORE
Prices soc and 81
Seats now on sale a; Us James street
CEATTLE OPERA House
Nv HAMA. Manager Ane Proprietor.
TWO NIGHTS!
.coNHxxcISs 90.
FRIDAY. July 1t.
FARMER J. c. LEWIS
AND HIS
~ PLAYERS %
u PLAYERS ~
In TIE fanny Yankee comedy.
:. Isl PUNK ARD" = :
..-.-..---+--.---
A TRUTHFUL PICTURE OF RURAL NEW
ENGLAND LIFE
In which Is introduced many pleasing sPecialtses
A regular working thrsshing machine in frfl or,-
Grafton On TIE stare. Nagni1cen1 band and crchss-
rra q twelve musicians CoznTy band p2rA1e AZ
mon
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During the month of June there were no.
E5-S55 gallons OF water pumped az the Lake
Washington station and l2.ileZ0 gallons at
Broadway pump station
During the month there were laid IS feet of
e-inch pipe, 4,sS4 feet OF +ineh pipe and 3457
feet OF Pinch pipe, reconstructing Pinch line
On Jackson street
Mr.. 7. W. Gordon. bookkeeper 70 the depart
me1t, also presented trial balance and state
msnts showing the total cost of plant and Of op-
Grating expenses 70 June q.
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AN OWNER WANTED.

Canvas yalise and Bundle OF Blankets
Taken Into Custody.
c. Baker. tough appearing citizen, was AZ
rested yesterday By GEORGE Cave upon suspicion
OF having stolen g bundle Of grey blankets and
canvas valise, which he was running away
with NJ the time Of his arrest. When asked
what be was doing with the property Baker re-
pied: -Pm blamed il ! know. A gent gave
EN- 70 me an SAID for ne 70 carry them % the
depot and I'd get quarter" The valiss and
blankets are st police headquarters awaiting
ider tIScssiou
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Must not be COMPOUNDED with common
ca,hartic or purgatiye pilla Carriers Little
Liver Pills are entirely unlike them IN every
respect One trial win prove their superiority.
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We are Offering new for this
week a full line of 30-inch
Mohairs in all shades for the
nominal price of lie per yard,
considered good value at 25c.
We have also a splendid line
of Genuine Scotch Yachting
Flannels, all shades and styles
for Zoe. sold all over the city
for 15c and zoe per yard.
Flouncing, EmbroiderieS and
Laces, latest styles. soc and up.
A nice line of Oriental Laces
in buff. cream and white, at sc
and Zoe yard, regularly sold at
zoe and 25c.
We received a large ship
ment of Comforters and Blank
cts suitable for outing pur-
poses, which we intend TO sell
at prices never offered before
in the city.
We have also a few Marseilles
Quilts. slightly soiled. on which
We will give % per cent. off 10
clear them ont.
There are still left few pieces
of the Manchester SuitingS at
&c yard. Call early if yOu wish
TO get any, as the big run which
we had on those last week has
pretty we'll broken the aSsort-
ment.
Watch our displays for other
bargains not mentioned here.
Store open till 300 p. IN.
Remember the place,
9O3 Second Street,
CORNER MARION.