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i'm either sex, involuntary Losses and Sper-
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by us for six boxes, accompanied with 500,
antee to refund the money If the trehtme Mt
does not effect a cure. Guarantees issued
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$500 Reward.
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ness we cannot cure with Vests Vegetable
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W p. Woodbridge Co., Columbia, Tenn.
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IT not fur sale in your place ask your
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ton 70 our paper, collection Of books Of the utH
of vital importance in every rural home. No mi
sion OF these books; as works Of reference the
without them. Brief descriptions are appended.
THE sTANDARD AMERICAN POULTRY
An sns new SoGs ngoTng AL ne --latest asAs IN
de secret q saeee i @ poultry yard and ts tsaeRss
s following only ANAL portion Of the topics this
sSs 5 Ys sne cD s and Eng fG P K Sa
PooY or ss: PoSy Raising Is R99ss,
PERIOD Preparing Nsi Cor sirs Spring Breeding Of Poultry
asas:sors, How . .s 1iisesy HeSsd chcEsas capon
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: 1;s:s ss :z 5.
.EyERYBODY's Law BOOK. 4 eompls.; eo@p :E.
New Y0t Bar eoo'aauS eonc.. Of the general
rsos saa Ezsoaor. AdAyS Agency, AErssn.ni APprsn-
@ss Hsnsa sH s.p . Of EHsn ssa cIs .d Pr
ory Nos. BUS Of ssls, chs. Mortgages GisIsns and Az
cages q Rs.l Es.sss DISSENT and DrSaion Dover Ease
a G:aeS ssaasa 1as saa q
nSay IaadIoa sna Tenant LS: and sand ans aits
M s Pu sAs a Gaia F rs A PSn aa
psn$sr PIp:,y P0sE Of PIspi ed
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Process Warranty, WatsF Rght, Wills aad COds, Together
Nth complete forms Of Acknowledgements Assmsnts Arie1 of
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P., AsSSa1 IH;f'i T s1 M95iss Of K
Coacs etc. etc., gpssiy daily
With their
vOuns Of l9s pages, lSuno, with handsome cover.
THE MODERN COOK BOOK AND MEDICAL
GUIDE. practically perfect
psrset medical bOok-And there
Petsty safe 10 Ang that the Cooking department fully th
equal and Quality Of Of wprced cook
book pubhed and the to the Medical department here
With medical book in the TIT
cooking include Breakfast Dshes
Ms4tl Poultry Fah Vegetables Salad and Rslhes Bread
Rolls Pudings Pies Dishes
Confectionery Cream and Drinks The compilation
practical housekeep
recipe win Be found reliable and has been pronounced Of h
complsts practical Published.
Msdai will found folly the boob
dao how to BY
durable, Il viii you many dollars annually doctors biu
pasnt msdcnes. The MoDERN Cook BOOK AEBIc
large book Of 1875 pages l2o with handsome
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-11-13
GAN LIVE STOCK MANUAL.

complete text book containing the tulss. eardng the
peculiar animals and Of ali 1nruiy and
yenieaoes ETC. ETC. The following are only portion q the topics
Bs Colt To Bit CITY To- BsL o from Sf Pnhe a. II. a
Warts on Horses Stumbling Horses Cure for Ba Horses
Refining Horses Cole Bots; Founder; Heaves EplOOc
B1s ost Worms; oysTsabihF sprAias and Bruises; Hide;
Ws IJ g IN H iow ~, save O1s N FSsoin
g Neck YoLs Good Grooming shoeng Stables and sbIing
Relieving choksd Cattle; Bone Disease AIch MARKS q
Hooking Fences; Black Tongue; Le To Prevent Kicking;
F;d q Live sio n siag Raising csy:.
Take OF Hds; Iistanss at Birth Hollow Horn DISTRESSED
B4 L T oS, f:.! 9T 6ass c S.
Feeding Sanitary Management Of sne Hog Cholera Paralysis;
os. S RseS Sheep Walking sheep
Lambs How Make sheep Increasing
hAndSoms cover and is prOfusely illustrated.
FIJI TIE S SooNTH2EEYHsIED GXCL2PAEDIA OF USE:
Information than was ever before published ia
ANY % Pssd work AmGRg is s0nts1s are 10 Of
Tsrror of the Principal Countries of the World Length Of the
sass Depth Seas Oceans Height
cis. oronooe History of Do1.Tv snd P1oep. Pur
sPsia e; Gspiais Wan s:t f55.::: Dom
Life Of various Aninals Origin Of The Names of States also Of
Apostles statsds the Globe Leading
Statistics Of Longevity, Dying Words Of Famous Persons c
This Of Instruction. should
he in home 1t large book of 2s pages I2 with hand
ARTISTIC TNIBROIDERY, By Ella RoDMAS cHuneH.
thorough
branch Of Artistic Embroidery. With guide oil become
proficient this beautiful and fascinating art, The following
partial summary Of the contents WoasTED EBROrDEaTCrevel
Work SIMPLE IDgAs CoLoEs SILK EBRoDERYthe Stitch
Group of Flowers French Flat Embroderyi the French Knot
stalk Stitch Point sqsss Herring Bone or Feather stteh Chain
Suh Ladder Stitch; Chinese Embroidery: DESIGNING
TRANsTERRING DEsISGs; ARTcLEs EMBRoIDERY-A
Peacock FeAhers Banner Screen Embroidered Table
Tops Wni0wCurtan Border Embroidered Dresses; Panels
Small Curtains Hangngs Embroidered Room Fan Table
Cover Chair Fire Childs Afghan: PRINT
WORKS. SILN E5nRoTDERY WITH GoLD EMBROIDERED Books
OnfER AATIcGEs; Work ENBRoIDKRY-A
imLreIuin in Applique; six Applique Work. Cretonns Work
Grape Pictures in Applique; Linen Appique ElRRoDHRY
CrESILLE;
l-vs; EOLBEIs NosN CHURCH ENBRoIDKRY: LINEN LACE
NoRK-Poiue R0stgs Insertions Point
Point Tre Imitation Of Antique Lace. ARTISTIC EMBROIDERY
large limo book pages prOusey and elegantly illustrated
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Baby One Solid Sore

TRIED EVERYTHING WITHOUT RE-
LIEF NO REST NIGHT OR DAY.
CURED BY CUTICURA REMEDIES.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-11-13
BY JAMES KENMORE COOPER.

greatest
wi
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-11-13
= FREE From RHEUNATiNM

- ~ In one minute the Cuticura
l o. Anti-Pain Plaster relieves rheu-
IL matte scatic, hip. kidney, che b,
and muscular pains and weak
nesses. The first aud only instantaneous
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opolitan. He was almost as widely read in France
Id the United States. Only one American book has
ever since attained the international success OF
these OF Cooper's-'U Uncle Toms Cabin and only
one American author, Poe, has since gained q
name at all commensurate with Cooper's abroad. -
The great author is dead, but his charming ro-
mances still live to delight new generations Of
readers. "The wind of the lakes and the prairies
has not lost its balsam and the salt of the sea
keeps its savor" says the same writer above
quoted. Beautiful indeed are COOpers stories OF
the red man and the pioneer, full of incident, III
tensely interesting, Astounding in adventure, yet
pure, elevating. manly, and entirely devoid OF all
the objectionable features Of the modern Indian
story. No reading could be more wholesome for
young or old than CoOper's famous novels. . An
has just been published, in one large and hand
some volume OF over three hundred large quartO
pages containing all OF talsse famous romances
complete unchanged ana unabridged IL:
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-11-13
PENSIONS.
THE DISABILITY BILL IS LAW
Soldiers Disabled Since the War Entitled

10000. 90 year is being made by John r.
Goodwin, Troy MY. mt work for US. Reader,
81 you may not make much, but we can
teach you quickly how tc earn from e5 TO
~ $40 day at the start, aud more you go
fA on. Both sexes, all ages. In any part Of
RNAmeriea, you can commence at home, Civ
,4ing all your time, or spare moments only to
y the work. All IL new. Great pay SJRk for
n every worker. We start you, furnishing
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PARTICULARS FREE. Address at once,
STIASOn CO., fOkTLAND, NAME
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CUTECURA REMEDIES

Sold everywhere. Price, Cutcura, soc.
Soap, 25c.; Resolvent. 81. Prepared by the
Potter Drug and Chemical Corporation, BOs-
ton. send for How to Cure SKIN Disease,
"a pages, 80 ilIustrations, and 100 testimonials
Send for How to Cure SKIN Diseases T.
pages, 50 Illustrations, and 100 testimonials
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MY BABY, when two months old, had a
breaking out with what the doctor called
eczema. Her head, arms, feet, and hands
were each one solid sore i tried everything,
hut neither the DOCTORS nor ANYTHING else did
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-11
CLOAK AND SUIT DEPARTMENT.

>, Fur Capcs Astrakhan. and Plush, Capes.
Rare bargains in this department. Our gar
inents. fully 10 per cent lower than those
the fact.
BlH Va NJ; Russian , HIRE Capes. all sizes. worth
:, Extra quality Black Hare Capes, fine satin
Lining. perfect shapes. ut So 70 and - % each.
They are worth at least $500 and $500.
:, Genuine French Coney Gapes. heavy satin
lining. real gems. at 1915 and $685.. Ask
for them.
:. 80 genuine Black Astrnkhnn Fur Cnncs. satin
special ut 40 until sold.
french Beaver, kri inner. Mink, Baltic Seal
ana other furs at prices very low.
Seal Plush and Astrakhan Cloth Capes from
800. S2.oO. $500. to 500 each. Special
Fnr,trimmcd Cloth Garments. consisting OF
Jackets. Refers. Capes. Nowmnrkets. at our
well-Hnowm popular low prices:
ladies' Cloth Rsefng Coats. full length. per-
feet lifting: at $3.50; cheap at $500:
made fur eoSE at shs sy 0 ssa s.s
where at $500 and $500.
10 Ladies' Heavy Stockinet Jackets. all
wool; regular value $500. ON bargain table at
30, Elegant All-wool Wide Vale Cheyiot
where and an sale az s6 e'e
Sea! Plush Reeting Coats and Sacl,ies, ele-
CANT lining. tailor made. at 81. Is. Sll 90 and
$3.50: Sarques at Sl:.75. $500. $3.50 to
5000: special bargains.
Misses and Children Coats and Dresses.
to - years; from Sl'5 TO $500 each: special
Youths and Boys Clothing. for fall and win
ter wear. from 81 10 to $500 per suit.
Boys, and Youths Cloth Pants. new styles.
from 4oc. to 500 per pair: bargains.
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FoUR APPLICANTS FOR STATEHOOD.
western Territories that are DESTROYS or
Promotion Into the Union.

WASHINGTON. Oct lO.--The Territory Of Ari-
IONA sagain DESTROYS OF Statehood. and so also
ar" tho Territories OF New Mexico. Utah. and
Oklahoma: and applications to Congress- for
enabling acts for cnch OF them will be present
eh at tho coming session. It is alleged that
AfIzona's population is now 10000; that
otah's Is over 200.OO0 that Oklahoma's will
be at least 10000 when the newly opened
observations are annexed to IT, and that New
i'i,SHicHs ~ over 100000; New Mexico and
e mtala have hoen organized as Territories for
more more than forty years. Arizona has been or
VI last year.
me case OF, each of these four Territories
coupon Congress-
u has heen pointed out that ore Territories
,nn h"rn raised tn Statehood under Harri-
t tpm Ahmlnlstratlon than were ever raised
und Under any previous Administration.
ppn t." IN = possible thai the Harrison record may
rir"s'ar,ncy but ii,ere i no IiIeliR"od that
r.ia r ~, IN. nne nr tw"9i the Territories here
b s Administration stren,,tk 10 the Senate viii
Ss ainscsr Wy Republican Senators from new
" a. Z y. j. - j /.
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LESS
THAN VALUE.
LADIES' WRAPPERS.
LESS

Complete assortment OF Ladies'
House Wrappers, Room Gowns,
Bath Robes, Negligs, and Tea
Gowns, in Flannel, Cashmere,
China, and Surah Silks. New, de-
sirable styles and complete lines
of colors from the favorite foreign
and domestic markets.
Those less than value prepared for
Monday are these underneath.
400 Ladies' House Wrappers, for
cool weather, made of striped fan
mel (all wooD with yoke formed OF
pipings of velvet, $3.50; lyalue
$500. 600 Ladies' House Wrap
pers, of Princess Cashmere, in very
desirable colors. This wrapper
we claim to be the best low priced
garment that can be offered.
Price, $l.49; lyalue 1920 l,5OO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-11
Thought she Was In the Way.

Awhile haired old woman tottereu feeIly
into the Morrisania police station yesterday
morning about . o'cok and told Sergeant
Murphy that she had tried to commit suicide.
She said she had cut her wrists with table
knife. and pulling back the sleeves Of her
dress she showed the wounds. They were not
serious and after they were dressed ut he
Harlem Hospital the woman was taken to the
Morrsania Court.
She said she was Jane Crit l2years oil; and
and her daughter in Dcnman place. between
Forest and linton avenues
Il had money once" she added. but it Is
all gone now and l am in the way. am old
and helpless. and would rather die than live
where am not wanted.
Her iaug hter and son n-aw say they never
gave her any reason to suppose they were
tired Of supporting her justice Taintor sent
her 70 the Commits sioncrs of Charities and
Correction for examination as to her sanity.
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W[(H}!EE;1s" AND
" 9A5RAHAM'
Brooklyn, n. y. Brooklyn. n. 7.
Fish aud Fishing.


Striped bass anglers arc getting ready for the
fail fishing campaign. Thanks 10 the recent
cool spell. the reports from fuvorite haunts OF
this prince Of salt water fish are most encour-
nginx. Whilo trolling near Stevens Point,
Stamford. Conn. Harry Warning Of Noroton on
Wednesday landed II 13'i-pounder. George
Giles landed II 1Oi+-pound beauty. and Mr.. j..
Donahuc. brother of the immortal Joe of this
city. surprised the Stevens House guests few
days before by killing Il 31't-pound striped
Ramester. The term killing Is used because
the fish fought and was taken Is: salmon method T.
As the weather becomes little cooler there
should be excellent bass fishing all along the
Lang Island and New Jersey shores:
Tho water in the Great South Bay Is still
quite warm. and the fall run q blueilsh. which
begun Ia Il week. continues. They average five
pounds, and the members Of the LiederkranZ
Marine Club q this city are having lots Of i,,n
with them. The most successful boat Of the
week captured forty bluefsh outside the inlet:
when dressed they weighed 32O pounds. Sin
weukilsh. weighing five pounds each. were
also taken. George Parker Of the Parker
House. this city. and Gus Tappin, the broker.
were the successful anglers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-11

Black Brilliantine Skirts, mn.
lined, $1.49 to $500.
Light weight and all-wool lined
Skirts, So. 25 to $3.50.
Wilton Cloth Skirts, 75c. to
Sligo.
Fast Black Saline Skirts, .$1.25
to $500.
Handsome Black Surah Skirts,
1896.
Taffieta Silk Skirts, $500, $725,
$I75, 1926 to $500.
A special line of Silk Skirts IN
light dainty colors for evening
wear.
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EXTRA
SIDE SALE
FINE UNDERWEAR.

Monday. while the regular business OF the
Dept goes on In the even tenor Of its way.
we're going to introduce n side sale Of the
following superior lines:
10 pcs finest quality Cambria and Nainsook
Gowns, about a dozen atyles. pointed.
square. and circular yokes. Of Medici,
TorchOn or Valeuciennes lace. some with
large rolling collar. been 5000. $500, and
S3N,-.-to be 81 90, $3.50. and $3.50.
100 pcs. Muslin drawers. clusters OF tucks
md very deep rutile OF handsome embroid-
cry. about 10 styles. some been $l75 and
81 10. to be CSC. and $l.18.
10 pcs. Walking Skirts. handsome flounce
OF Hamburg embroidery, a $500 skirt for
$685.
=. rndtrweAr-StcOnd floor.
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DRESS GOODS.
.N'esU I'm pOrfNiiOMs

of Bedford Cords. select co.ors. IS
cts, $1.00, $1.25, $1.35, and S1.95
per yard.
36-inch all-wool Cancels Hair
Cheviots, 80 cts. per yard; regular
price 49 cts.
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NOVELTY
ELANNELS-THESE
CLOSELY PRICED.

In the French novelties. first grade (70c.),
there are nearly 10000 yurds-at least 1870
different patterns--pricnd these. 49c. Extra
heavy, full size, all-w4ol. skirt lengths.
handsomely embroidered aud large variety
of colOrs and patterns. $3.50 each.
$50 yards Silk Embroidered Flanncls. zoe
q yd
Favoritc Fairy Cloth (eidcr down. all col
Ors, 30 inches wide. 9Sc. Il rd.
Lnrge assortment of season g novelties. in
Plaid. Check, and Striped Elder Down Elan
nels. ~ inches. zoe: 10 inches SIC, and "a
inches wide. $3.50 yd.
Flannels--Main aisle back.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-11
1900
CATALOGUES.

Something like $500 fall and
winter fashion and price list Cat
alogues left over after supplying
the regular subscribers!
If you care for one. send your
address along-no city addresses.
These catalogues are intended for
ont of town purchasers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-11
MONDAYS
GLOVE NEWS.

Ladies' 7-Hook Kid Gloves. colors and black.
about 100 dozen: some of them seconds Of
the 81, rs quality, none stand for less than
$I.5O; uniform price. Monday. 97c.
Ladies' Pearl Embroidered Back 7-Hook Kid
Gloves, our own regular $l.75 quality. Mon
day. $l.5O.
Mems Gloves-all lines now ready-Kid.
Suede. Dogskin, Castor. and Driving. $50.
to $2.25.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-11
COLOKED DRESS GOODS.

At :iac pcr yard. 3S-inch Al-wool Camel
hnir effect Plaids and Ch"viot Suiting: goods
have been Nlc.
52-inch All.Wuol Ladies Cloth. in large
variety Of cOlors. MT 4!'c. per yard: value D.>c.
Bed ford Cords IN an elegant line OF fall tints.
}S inches wide. value 81: selling price Zoe. per
yard.
45-inch Atwood Sibcrans. in Plnils and
Stripes, at Soc. per yard: value Sl.2J
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-11

Ladies' Calico Wrappers, Gamers
Prints in chocolate colors, dcsir-
able style, less than can lie made
for by ordering 900 doztn valued
s1.O0!, G9c.
Wrappers I'd door.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-11
BLACK GOODS.

:,S-iucl Atwood Black Cashmere. imported
goods. no domcstic. actual value Of these 5ac
viii be sold at 41c. per yard
Our ne. quality All-Wool Black Henrietta.
full 4G inches wide. for this week only BIc. per
yard.
fancy weavcs aud jacquard wcnves from
toe. to I'D per yard.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-11
FIVE T4BLE CLOTHS.
MANY Neac Patterns

just received N fine Satin Damask
Table Cloths land Napkins to
match in all sizes, at the rae of
from $100 to $500 per yard.
Remnants Of fine Satin Damask,
Turkey Damask, and Crash and
Glass Towelling at greatly re-
duced prices, on special counter.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-11
FL.3.1.V.ELS.
5000 Yards OF .XtU E,lds

in plain White Wool Flannels, fine
Shaker Flannels, all colors, Domet
Flannels, and fine Embroidered
Flannels, in lengths of from 2 to
10 yards, at fully 33 per cent. less
than regular prices.
One case Homespun Flannel
Suitings and Skirtings, 25 cts. per
yard regular price, 40 cts.
Fine Eastern and California
Wool Blankets and Robes at the
lowest prices ever quoted.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-11
BLACK
DRESS GOODS.

Monday we will sell Is pcs. Eng
lish Mohair Brilliantine, SO in.
wide, very high lustre and finish ;
stock price 75c., at SOC. per yd.
Also,
10 pcs. All-Wool Henrietta Cloth,
4G in. wide, fine and full weight,
stock price 94o., at 78c.
Left aisle Back.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-11
Silks, VeIvets AMI Pushes.

A regular Sl.25 quality 24.inch Black Failc
Franchise. NIL silk Of which wear is guaran-
teed on sale at N,c. per yard.
Black Armure Royal, all silk 20 and 22-ipch
goods at 81 100. 81: and 81 80 per yard; value
81 .25. 81. 80. and S2.W.
81 nch SGlor snd III 4cy Mer at asr h" pri s
guaranteed to be % per cent lower than COM
petitors.
Colorel Silk Pushes. good line OF shades.
1s.inch goods, at Sac., and 24-inch goods ut
LOO npr NnrN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-11
MondayBargain Table

BARGAIN TABLE no. AT 23c per yard.
Choice of n yard wild" Humcspun Suiting
and Cheviot Suiting IN Heather Mixtures.
both excellent wearing fabrics. worth in
reulity3lc.
BARGAIN y ABLE NO. AT zoe. pcr yard. A
mixed lot of Silks. !s:uchas Satin lia,lnncs.
tiros Grains and Fables, in the following
shades: Black. Seal. Brown. Heiiotrope.
tiobclln. Bronze. Mahogany. Navy. and
Olive. all Of them guaranteed to be all silk
and from IL to 20 Inches wide. actual value
az fhnaa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-11
FURNITURE.

TOsNVVS HeU8 " 1SGtsssOt0
.NaIe
in Antique Oak, English Oak, and
Mahogany.
The celebrated Gum Bed is the
most complete folding bed in the
market. We have it in several entt'
elusive designs, from SIS to $135.
An Antique Oak-finished Up.
right Folding Bed, with large
beyel mirror, single or double sizes
S36.50.
A Solid Oak Upright Foldin8
Bed, with large bevel mirror, sin1
gle or double size, $4,000.
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FUR C.aPEN.
Leaders.

French Coney Capes. S6.75.
Black Astrachan Capes, *l1.75.
French Clipped Coney Capes,
$3.50.
Also, Alaska Seal Garments, Lon
don dyed, all styles, i'll stock and
to order.
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SHOES.
BIG DRIVE IN FINE SHOES; $4.Ot
SHOES FOR $1.S5.

we will sell a Ladies' Fine Hid Button boot.
hand .scwed welt. at $l.S'i. These Shoes are
Gcnui inc Bargains. made Of fine kid: are hand
common sense toe and low heels: sizes 2H to
I. in d. G. D.. and Z widths: every pair war.
compelled the manufacturer to dispose Of them
rs best he could BY taking tho entire lot
tsome 800 pairs) We were enabled 10 buy them
much less than they cost to make. viii be put
on sale In our shoe Department. second floor.
on Monday next. Would advise you to call
early in the week 10 he sure Of getting the
nrnntr size.
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These marx ed down prices do not
apply to entire stock. but to Special
Patterns" many OF which are new. all
OF which are guaranteed to be in the
best Iunlity "f their respective
makes.
y. B.--We offer all Special Pat
terms" IhgrainS excepted at adver-
tl-ed prices. with 90 borders. and
direct to consumers only.
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FLANNEL.

Atwood Scarlet Twill Flannel. that cannot
be bought under zoe. We ar. selling ut poe
per yard.
Yard wide White Shaker Flannel. actual
value :}3c.: our price 25c. per yard.
The celebrated +. &C. Brand Scarlet Twill
we are offering at Doc. per yard: ererybody's
price Abe
All-Wonl Heavy Twill Flannel in solid colors.
suitable for shirts. at :H'c. per yard.