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Secretary Crawford. sirns,ur.

Secretary of State Crawford of Florida in
obedience TO the direction of the supreme
court has finally attached his signature to tho
commission of Il. II. NJ. Davidson to be United
States Senator. tie attached 10 the commits
sion his reason for his signing. The
present Endorsement on the commission
Is pracucally what Secretary Crawford
has repeatedly offered TO nut ON IL.
and what Governor Fleming has refused 10 ac-
cept IL is probable, however. that the gov
ernor will now accept II rather than begin
another suit IN the supreme court TO compel a
signature AZ he prefers.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Nov. lS.-Flour steady, unchanged
receipts, 25,3s6 barrels; shipments, 243ls barrels.
Wheat nrmer-No. red spot, 1.o5al.O5k; Novem-
Der. l.05al.05A; December. .06aal.o614; January,
I.0sal.OsA; May, Ll3; steamer, No. g red, l.Ooh =
receipts, s7sss bushels: shipments l6,os9 bushels;
stock, l.G92, SIS bushels: sales, 2Osoo0 bushels.
Southern wheat irm-Fultz, l.0Oa1.06 Longberry,
1.Oaal.o6 Corn easy-mixed, spot 81; year, 54ss "a
54a: January, S3Aa53,s; February, 53ha53k;
March, Ssh 53k-receipts, 1,035 bushels; ship
ments, $500 bushels; stock. 1895 bushels sales,
$1,000 bushels Southern corn steady-white, 5la
IS; yellow, 5la57. Oats steady to frmANo whHe
western, 30 asked; No. mixed western. 5.ay7 !,
receipts, 5000 bushels; stock, I39,407 bushels.
Rye quiet and steady-Ne. 2. l.03k-receipts, s.O.o
bushels; stock. ISL, ssl bushels Hay steady to rm
good TO choice timothy, 13O0al4.00. Grain
freights firm and active. unchanged Cotton dull
-middling, So. Provisions nrm, unchanged.
Butter steady. UNCHANGED; Eggs steady, firm, I'M
changed. Coffee steady-RiO cargoes, fair, lIk;
No. Z, Il. Sugar strong - graduated, 4 Sid
Whisky firm, unchanged.
BALTIMORE. Nov. 1S-virginia consols, threes
65L bid; Baltimore and Ohio stock, lo3k asked:
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern nrsfs, iOok
bid; Consolidated gas bonds, 1lsall4; do. stocks,
4Sha4&
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National Grange Election.

The National Grange. in session at Springfield,
Ohio. has elected officers as follows: Master, j.
III. Bringham, Ohio; overseer Z W. Davis,
California; lecturer, Mortimer Whitehead,
New Jersey: steward, NJ. E. Page, Missouri
assistant steward, o. E. Hall. Nebraska;
chaplain. Charles Mcdaniel, New
Hampshire; treasurer. 4. W. Nc
Dowell. New York; secretary. John Trimble,
Washington, DC; gatekeeper, Il. H. Nelson,
Tennessee; ceres. Mrs Edna Bingham, Ohio,
and pomonao. Mrs &. E. Bowen, Connecticut.
The masters salary was fixed at $500 and eX-
penses and the secretary's at Il, 200.
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IN WALL STREET TODAI.
Dealings in Stocks on a Larger Scale Than
Usual.

Dealings in Stocks on a Larger Scale Than
Usual.
New Ycnx, Nov. 1S-Dealings on the stock
exchange this morning were a decidedly
large scale as compared with yesterday morn
ing IS trading. The sales at moor amounted to
l39. 100 shares The principal activity was in
Delaware and Hudson. sugar trust New York
Central, Reading. Lackawanna, Burlington and
some Of the Granger stocks. For these stocks
there was fairly active trading and prices
The best prices were generally current at mid
day. At this writing Il 80 PM the market is
| steady
Money 3a4 per cent. Exchange quiet: posted
rates 4Sl 2a4Si2; actual rates 4S014 a4s4 for 60
days, 4S1 for demand. Governments steady;
currency, Us. Ill bid; As. coupons, 1861 bid;
extended Is, registered, 99lz bid
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Saws Her Husband De.erted Her.

Mary F. Anderson asks by bill for divorce
filed by Mr.. John Cruikshank against John A.
Anderson, freedom from the bonds Of matri-
mony, which were entered into at Clifton. Va,
on June 3. 1876. She states that they removed
here in January. 1882, and that defendant de-
serted her on June 3. 1884. and she has not
heard of him since save that he is in New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-18
Palo Alto Breaks the Record.

Palo Alto. the game Electioneer stallion,
yesterday trotted mile in 2.oss4. breaking the
worlds stallion record and winning for the
Palo Alto stable all records of the world. He
made the mile without skip. breaking after
he passed. the finish. IL was a wonderful per-
Torrance. His quarters were: Sl34, l.031 :,
36lL 2Os8I
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Headquarters in the City Hall.

Chairman Edison of the citizens committee.
in charge of the G. A. r. encampment. today
drafted letter to Marshal Ransdell requesting
that the city hall building be placed at the
disposal of the citizens committee during the
encampment week.
Il is intended to make the City Hall the Off
cial headquarters of the Grand Army during
the week. Commander-in-Chief Palmer will
have his headquarters taere. and the various
department commanders also will have rooms
assigned them there.
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Ger. w. "a. d. I.ce,s Will

Gen. W. II. +. Lees will was probated at
Fairfax Court House, Va, Monday. The docu-
ment, which is in the tcstator's own handwrit-
ing, was executed last August, and bequeaths
the entire estate. valued at sll5.0O0. to Mrs
Lee during Ter lifetime. TO be divided at her
death between the two sons X. l.. Lee and
George Boiling Lee, who were also appointed
executors.
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QUIETLY Welded.
Miss Trick of vinccntown, N. j., Becomes tn
Wife of q. w. G. Drexel

Miss Trick of vinccntown, N. j., Becomes the
Wife of q. w. c. Drexel
vIxcEETowN, M, Nov. 1S.-At II O'Clock
this morning Miss NJ. s. Trick and Mr.. George
Washington Childs Drexel, the youngest son Of
Mr.. A. ]. Drexel, the Philadelphia banker,
were married in the Trinity Protestant Episco-
pal Church. Bishop Scarborough OF
New Jersey performed the ceremony. as
sisted by Rev. James w. Smith, the
rector. The church, which has been recently
redecorated and beautified, was adorned with
clirysanthemums and rars exotics.
Many Of the flowers were gifts Of
friends. Owing 10 the illness Of Mrs.
Drexel the bridegroom's mother, the
wedding was quite private. None but the
members Of the family and the most intimats
friends were invited. Also on this accoun,
there we're no bridesmaids and no wedding
breakfast. A special train conveyed member
OF the Drexel family to and from the ceremony
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FRANK ALMY's DEFENsk
His Counsel Claims That Christie's Coqu
ting Crazed Him.

His Counsel Claims That Christie's Coquet-
ting Crazed Him.
PLYMOUTH, n. H., Nov. 1s.-The trial Of
Frank Amy for the murder of Christie War
den was resumed this morning with a large
crowd present. Amy looked much broken
down. Mr.. Story opened for the defense
and spoke Of the friendship between
Amy and Christie. arguing that Almy
had been encouraged to expect
the girl to marry him. She became offended
at trife anu they separated temporarily He
returned and wished an interview. but was
denied by her parents until the fatal night
when he met her with her relatives and in
sisted on an interview. His bigh-strung
nature led him to an unprecedented crime
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-18

The committee of New Workers. who are
coming here to appear before the national
republican committee next Monday to urge
that the next republican national convention
be held in New York city will come here Satur-
day on special train. Last night committees
of railroad and hotel men were appointed at Q
meeting in New York 10 accompany the dele
CATION here and add their eloquence TO the
persuasive words Of the citizens.
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Will Present Omaha's Claims.

The following committee from Omaha left that
city yesterday for Washington to present to the
republican national committee the claims of
that city for the convention: DIR. ). ID.
Mercer, Col C. Il. Scott, Hon. Church
Howe. ex-Gov. Alvin Saunders. Maj. 7. S.
Clardson, Hon. J. L. Webster. Hon. T. J.
Majors. Hon. E. 2. Roggen, Mayor
elect George T. Bemis, Hon. q. W. f. Dorsey,
Hon. Z. Rosewater, G.. H. Boggs. Cadet Taylor,
A. L. Strang. Thomas l.. Kimball C. J. Green,
Charles A. Coe and Thomas s. McCague.
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National w. c. u. Onicers.

At the National Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union convention at Boston yes
terday Miss Frances f. Willard was
reelected president receiving 1893 votes
out of 1885, Mrs. Mary A. Wood
bridge was elected recording secretary,
Mrs. Caroline Z. Buell. of Chicago. correspond
ing secretary, and Miss Esther Pugh of Chicago,
treasurer. Mrs. Caroline Z. Buell. was placed
in charge of the department of organization
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-18

1t is understood that a reciprocity agreement
has been entered into between the United
States and Mexico. The agreement has not yet
been concluded, it is said, but il will be
within the next thirty DAYS. Minister Ryan
has been in the city for some time consulting
with Secretary Blaine as to the terms advanced
by the United States
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Real Estate Matters

c. NJ. Campbell has purchased for s4.205 q
]. H. Henderson lot 3, block "a, Columbia
Heights.
Thos. i. Stewart has bought OF John r. Vogt
for So 200 sub 1874. square 3G2. is 75xa2 90 feet
on Westminster street between 9th and 10th
streets northwest
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Rolled Down a Thirty-Foot Bank.

SILVER SPRINGS, N. Y. Nov. ls.--Two pas
senger trains of train No. 8 ON the Buffalo,
Rochester and Pittsburg railroad when near
Perry last evening left the track and rolled
down the embankment thirty feet Mr.. Hoyt
of Rochester was seriously injured and his wife
killed. Baggageman Kane had several ribs
broken.
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Dox,r HEsrrArE.

You know the cid saying. He who hesitate =
lost" IL certainly applies with great force An some
things.
When You know you are right donf hesstss. 10 -
it: when you know what you want don't hesitate 70
demand IL.
When you 20 10 buy bottle Of CARRIERS LITTLE
LIVER PILLS don't hesitate TO say You want ..c-AR-
TIERS" don't hesitate tolsee that you get CAR
T-E-R'-s" and don't hesitate to rrfuse anything
offered 70 you ''ssmes 'c-A-RT-E-Rs'"o or ',,sss
- good - 'c-A-R-T-E-R--s.'" Thers is noehing -
GOOD - ''c-A-R-T-E-R'-s." They never fail.
Dont hesitate to say 20 when limitations and n~sds
are offered to you
Don't hesitate to demand the eenuins cARTEke
LITTLE LIVER PILLS
POSITIVE CURE FOR SICK HEADACHE
Small Pin. Small Doss Small Price no1o
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Forced to Give Up Her Trip.

l. La Marachele Booth Clibbern Of the Sal
walton Army ID ON her way to New York. The
tragedy ct Omaha, when Capt Hattie Smith
was shot By Cadet Nettie Biedlsr, added to the
hardships of her recent campaign, hsve proved
more than she could Sand end she y compelled
to give mp her western tour.
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Another Fight with Cara.

BROWNSVILLE, TEX, Nov. 1s.-Garza, the
baudits' invasion Of Mexico, 10 assuming more
serious phase. The Mexican authorities say
they have had fight with him. in which he
Was defeated, but they could neither capture
him nor any of his men.
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THE CHILEANs' GRIEVANCE.
They Feel That They Have Been Injured
the United States.

the United States.
BAN FRANCISCO. CAL, Nov. ls.-A letter re-
ceived here from Valparaiso dated October 2
says that the people Of Chile generally feel
that their country has been injured by the
United States and tina. the proceedings of our
government in relation to Chilean affairs have
been arbitrary. Some irritation has been
caused and i'll feeling created by a report that
the cruiser San Francisco has been ordered TO
sustain United States Minister Egan in the
position he has assumed regarding ths refu-
gees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-18

NAVAL VETERANS will meet this evening at
Union Hall. l202 Pennsylvania avenue north
west, for the purpose of forming the Naval
Veterans Association. Prominent speakGD
are expected to be present
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RANCE of the 1'h.,,oou..ox

The following were the readings at the Office
of the weather bureau today: Sam, %; IN,
81; maximum, "a: minimum. n.
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How ABOUT THE PkCDESCE Of allowing Cough
to run On, raspng the pulmonary and bronchial
organs when thai approved and speedy remedy.
DIR. d. Jaynes ENpectorani, can be obtained frola
any apOthecary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-18

iuquiren0o.
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UpHoLsrER1NG Goops.

UrHoLsrERrsG GooDs.
These few lots we shall close out at the
following extraordinarily low prices:
50-inch French Tapestries. in light striped
effects. suitable for either furniture cover
ings or curtains. reduced from Sl.5O to 81
per yard.
JO-inch Tapestry Furniture Coverings,
extra heavy quality. i'll attractive bow-knot
patterns. reduced from $3.50 to 81 per
yard.
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Bosfox, Nov. Is.-The U.s.S. cruiser New
ask sailed u II am. and passed out By Huli d
neon.
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BEAUTY OFTEN DEFENDS

BEAUTY OFTEN DEFENDS
On piumpness so does comfort; SO does health If
you get thin, .here is something wrong. though You
may feel no sign Of it.
Thinness itself is . sign sometimes the frst sign
sometimes not.
The way to get back plumpness is by CAREFCL
LIVING. which sometimes includes the use Of
SCOTS EMULSION of cod-lreer Oil
Let us send you-free-a little book which throws
much light on all these subjects.
SCOTT BOVINE. Chemists. 132 South 9th ave..
New York.
Your druggist keeps SCOTS EMULSION of cod
liver oil-A.l druggists everywhere do. 81.
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WHAT THERE Is To CHOOSE Faox

AIDES FAST BLACK HosE-high.
II double heels and toes-2o and DC.
t3pairs for eI)
AIDES, HOSE IN BOOT PAT.
Fast Black feet-25 cents.
T AIDES BALBRIGGAN HOSE in all
II weights-25 cents.
7 AIDES INGRAM COTTON HOSE
u ~ in boot Pasterns-new styles-3oc.
7 ADDE'S DERBY, RIBBED HOSE
II Black as night"-35c. g pairs
for s1)
aoskin 1 BSoff PPa AffTf Fl HNsD.as
Black and striped feet 80 cents See the
saving
I AIDES, FANCY. COTTON and
Fast Black feet-5O cents.
I ADIEs' BLACK CASHMERE
IL HosE-5oc., 75c. and 81 pair
l.! sEEIcHkb HosE-55e q pair.
T ADIEs' FLEECE-IINED BLACK
II HOSE-50 cents.
CHILDREN'S Ribbed HOSE
y doubled in the strained IointsNsizes
5to 9-25 cents
md aS1 sIB s SHH1 6s2M.iSss
to 6h-21 cents.
INFANTS CASHMERE HOSE-silk
4 heels aud toes-White and Black
sizes to $3.50 cents.
('HILDREN'S BLACK RIBBED
~ CASHMERE HOSE-double knees,
heels and toes-size g. 45c.-rise &C. upto
size 10.
MEMS FRENCH BALBRIGGAN
AVA HCSE-plain and dropped stitch
all sizes-25 cents.
MEN's FAST BLACK HOsE-2oc.,
Nu 35c. and SOC. pair
MEMS TAN AND GRAY FRENCH
uu Isle HOSE-4o cents.
MEMS CASHMERE HOSE-Black
Au md natural colors--50 cents.
NEN's MERINo HosE-25c. and
WI 3Sc. pair.
MEMS WARRANTED ATWOOD
AVA HOSE-natural color-3)c. g pairs
for ED.
MEMS CASHMERE HOsE-natural
AVA color-2oc., Csc. and SOC. pair.
This stock will cover multitude Of feet-do Il
ehedpty and most satisfactorily. Your search fol
HOSIERY will he at an end if you follow our point
ing talk"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-18

New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices Of
the New York stock Market, a reported by special
wire 10 Corson and Mccartney l4l9 l. street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-18

NEuRA1a1c PERsoSs
And those troubled with nervousness resulting from
care or overwork will be relieved by taking
BROWNS IRON BITTERS.
Genuine has trade mark and crossed red lines on
wrapper.
To get right down to ''hard-pan" facts-No other
house DOES-EVER DID-or EVER WILL-sell such
STERLING QUALITIES at such Low PRICES as
We quote.
SAks AND COMPANY.
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w o o D " A Z d
WASHINGTON AGENCY FOR
TEE DR. JAEGER
S,xa1oRr Woo1Ex UxpEnwEAR.

SNNAlOh1 w CULLEN - MEN '" EAAs'
Es;sciG;ly Recommended FOR rheumatism.
Neuralgia, throst and lung sfections. &c. &c.
Dr. Jsegers Sanatory Woolen Goods are
Manufactured Of the finest ami purest Sleeps
vol and calnel's hair. 80 soft and piiable a. 10
he not only aonirritzsins. but positively pleas
rrable 70 the most delicate skin. The Under
vests are all made double scross the Ghost and
the Pants across the abdomen, thus anofdins
special protection to the vital organs.
A.! articles worn BY men. women and children
can be found In stock
tFirst floor, first snner.D
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-18

TIE BEsr
PROTECTION
AGAINST SUDDEN
CHANGES IN TIE wEATxEs
Is TO PURIFY
THE BLOOD
sARsAP AR1LLA
IT vITALIZEs
AND ENRICHEs
THE LIFE CURRENT ARD
MAKES THE WEAK
STRONG.
HAS CURED OTHERS.
WILL CURE YOC
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MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS
of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH
ING, with PERFECT SUCCESS. 1t SOOTHES the
CHILD, SOFTENS tho GUMS, ALLAYS all PAIN,
CURES WIND collie. and is the best remedy for
DIARRHEA. Sold by Druggists in every part OF the
world. Be and ask FOR Mrs. Wnslow's Soothing
Syrup and take no other kind. 20 cents a bottle.
dl5-1y
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Observation-Disclosures


ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
TOMS LETTER. TX.
Dear Jack:
The red scarf you returned
came to me this morning.
Thought the color would be-
come you. OF course 1 can
change it. Auerbach's is the
most acco m dating place in
Washington and you bet
they'll yet you suited If to
do SO requires dozen changes.
So your father is getting
gay" since he's wearing that
Sanitary Underwear: / knew
he'd feel ten years younger.
Everybody who wears 1t
seems to take new lease on
life. Toll him look for q
letter from him. Auerbach's
got special sale on Gloves
tomorro w-lined and unlined-
at 81. No excuse for being
cold-eh?
Yours,
JOS. AUERBACH,
6S Pa. ave. n. Y. ave.. cor. 18th.
It EVERYTHING FOR MEN.
Observation-Disclosures
Observation-Disclosures ssssssoSss ssS.
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The rush today has been
just where you'd look for
it-among our OV E r.
COATS. Maybe you were
in it! Mercury drives with
an iron hand. It's Q coat
or a cold now. II we didn't
tailor We might not be able
to do any better by you
than any one else. BUT WE
DO-and that puts an end
to all discussion Of prestige.
We employ the cleverest
heads and hands in the
profession in this country.
Their skill sticks out in
the garments we're stocked
with. Some m en- have
bought OvERCOATs-
others ULsTERs-t today.
1t is all the same to
US. We've got all styles
at all prices.
Nobody knows how to
make the money go farther
in making than We do.
That's why OUR go grade
can hold its head up among
most s12 and SIS Overcoats.
That's why OUR sI5 Coats
are as good as others marked
a1S and $50. That's why
Our $2ograde is . parallel of
about the best you can md
elsewhere ready-made.
But WE keep on. From
S2S to $50 We stand on the
ground the custom tailors
used to tread alone. fit is
only a matter Of being salts
fed OURS will strike you as
lust right" II 1t il q mat
ter Of money-the $40 or els
difference 'twixt ours and
the made-to-measure sort
will settle the question
where to buy o Coat"
.r Course.
OUR CLorHrERr
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DAMAsK SETS. INCLUDING ONE DOZEN



to 5000. according to size and quality.
LUNCHEON CLOTHS AND SETS
Under this heal We include all Friugej
Cloths. either all White. White with coiored
borders cciored all o-er. Included in q set
is one dozen Frinzed Doylies.
They mostly used IN S-10 ard SIP sizes.
although many of them may be procured in
sic and $40 at a few days notice
$40 White. with colorei borders, 81. so.
$40 White. with colorsi borders. better quail
ity. 81, s3- 80. "a. g. - and IS.
SIP White. with colored borders. 50 %. IS.
81 and 81.
sIOsu White with pain fringe. $780, "a
and 50.
s-lOaTl White. with knotted fringe. s75O,
IS 80 ami Sill.
s-lOa White. with open work. %. 90. s12.
and els.
SIC eolored all over. plain fringe. IS.
s-l0 colored all over, kncs:ed fringe. % and
$40 colored ali ever. keulstitohed. sl2.
s-r2 eolored all ovsr. hsmstitched. els. 50.
DANAsB TRAY CLOTHS
Pls;n. DC. 375sc-, so and s5c.
Hemstitcked. 15c-. 81 and 81. %.
WHITE DAMAsK DOYLIEs
Ordinary size. 81. Ell So 81 to 81 . dossn.
Large size. si-50 dozen.
F9H stock John s. Brors d Sos's lsmoxs
&C floor. 11.h ST. building,
he BLACK Goops DEPARTMENT
Ofers at a sacrifice prices the following:
JIG Mohalr 4Oc. yard.
sl-0o and % Corded Fssonne
Tor 75c. yard.
Sl.0o Mohair TaInise. 42-inch for 15c. q yard.
$40 Serge. Black and White Tor
der. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS so a yard.
S-s n. 1.O0 "A var
HE BALANCE OF OUR DRESS ROBES
AT ONE-HALF AND oNE-THIRD REGU-
ULAR PRICES.
Black SILK Warp Henrietta Dress Roles
$1,000.
Black. and Back and Gray Dress Robes
el5-0o.
0ue vcry Fine Brcadcloth Dress Robe
All a. from y 20 }. original prices.
FIRST door, annex to 10Th st. buildins.)
liz l pHoLsrEEr DEPARTMENT
"shASe JUS; 0rened a very larxe Hneo
SASH CURTAIN GOODS
And offer
TsnDoarec Muslin.... II to SOC I'D,
to size. . I'D.
Fl 20 6e5sc. I'D.
SWISS Lsees----..-..-.- Al to 1Jc. I'D.
4rf~h P0lIts 025sc. to 81 so I'd.
Buses Sets-----...-------sl-25 TO g.. % I'd.
tkoG-.a EoOE. llth ST. buildrx.)
WHIr- GooDs DEPARTMENT
ASS your attention TO the iates. novelty for
infants sGi children's dresses II u an En-
zi.Sh Nainsook. erabro.defed in delicate and
ds;EtJ designs. 40 inches wide and sxquisasssy
me
&c 20 75c yard.
100 r.eces PLAID MUSLIN. Yard.
20 pieces Apronetts Lawn. variety Of bcr-
GERS. 40 inches wide. Zoe yard.
% pisces Exf=a. Fine India Linon- 40 inches
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