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twisted
cherry
with sill
UnH TINS
Umbrellas,
Silk
GLORIA

81 80. from s1.9S; Imported Bordered
Ta6eta silk, cherry-handle, with II
ksrat gold trimming, S475, from $500 !;
slk Gloria, natural handles, 9Oe., from
Roeers's Al Silver Tablespoons,
a. rs. from S&9S Teaspoons, 1926,
from s2.9S; Forks, Si.75 per dozen,
from s5.9s; Double.Bolstered Carving
Knife and Fork, 81, from Sl.40; fine
double.polished with rubber handles,
sI rs. from 81. 23 satin-polished ivory
handle Table Knives and Forks, $toO,
from 81. 20 all sizes nickle-plated scis-
sors, from size to u inches, for lSAc. {;
Patent Cork-Screws, l5c., from 2Se. !;
I,ubin's Extract, all odors, 4Gc. At
kisson White Rose, 1-ounce walls, $50. !;
Oakley's finest Triple Extract, sold IN
bulk, any quantity for 26c. an o. ounce !;
Bay Rurn--balf pint pure St In9mas
for 2Oc Extract Of Blue Lilac or ays-
cinth, bounce yial, Sc. Turkish batn
Soap, 2 cakes for &c. any Of tnese
Tooth Brushes, 13c., from ~ ana zoe. {;
Italian OF Russian CASTLE Soap limport-
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COFSetS
HandRerch1efS

"a borders white with colored bor'
SSsiA white with black borders, PLAIN
ehise about 200 dozen in all. fonr
'hgice for &C., from 10, l2i, IA, and loe.
japanese Silk Scalloped Embroid'
Tsd with embroidered corners, l2le.
White scalloped Embroidered sheor
'aheu l7c.. from 29e.
Gen:lenen's CoIored. Bordered Hem
''i,eh9d Linen l5c., from 25c.
White Fasting Cotton, 800 mesres--'
sso w spOOls for 80. Colored Button-hole
'sin-two spools for 10: Veiyeteer'
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... .-r----s-'n7r-fT rfffa' ltticI tttui
-.. ray Lrimmcr to the end Of
..-...t. .o- 50. from Sl2.7j.
ra,r Diagonal Cheyiot Ladies Reef
-t.r'.t. with large rolling collar,
u,s Tan Jackets. with trimming OF
.-r .lr 20 the end OF garment,
&C.. from Sl3.5O-the same IN navy.
r.r-eI Diagonal Chevron Jacket,
.--g. With real mink and bead frogs,
from 7l5.tt.
Ian Melton, trimmed with water
.-. and bend frogs, 3l2, from $3.50.
..Wo.l Tan and Gray Mixed Chev-
,- la..,.s, with velvet collars, s., from
.r-l Cord, trimmed with real
sa around the garment and bead
rs .lt. from SlLSL
b l.-l Cord, tan or gray, trimmed
f..MrdsomCs Mouillon Fur to the
..ff.srueut, Silk-Crochet frogs, 80,
r. L.5.
beside. these ali new and latest-stylo
.--..r.5 there are hundreds Of others
y.,5. sIr.Dle in style that will be sold
,-.c. On the dollar,
.r.eas and Military Cspes.
I..r,sl Broadcloth, embroidered
,s grllcd with jet nail heads, black
r,1. 81 from Sl2.50
as Cape, with sleeves Of heavy
cheyiot, ostrich collar, black,
t..oru1yy. Sll, from Sl5.50.
.-r5rcd Diagonal Cheyron Queens
Canes elaborate embroidery and stud
t..v.a large nail-hsads, black or tan,
ZI. from Z6.t0.
Iu-.l Melton-Cloth Cape, very
hsa.aue. braided and edged with dou-
I.C.ue Feathers, light tan and gray,
g.. .5m $3.50.
Ur.i. anumber Of Imported Samples
rei1 he sold at about &c. on the dollar
nu. Chldrens Cloaks in long and
-grat the same reduction.
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.OVERSTOCKED.

We a pecprico sale for MONDAY TUESDAY
5- p. .lacc quantities
mo Will these special prices hold good any merchandise
Monday unless fail to reduce quantities
,.,etrst day.
having accounts with the firm have goods charged the
,. terms ciy 10y the house
This sal. and made
.r.,I aI ID at the longest, two days
following quotations there many hundred Others it's
ID 10 cnumerate them all
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imported Toys

long, sales-pice lc.
No 613 Aniline Trumpets, II inches
long. sales-price sc. No. GIL Horn, the
king of all, it measures a inches long,
gales-price, 15c, The Arabian Eater,
eales-price, 4Sc. The Funny Cat, sales
price Doc. Humpty Dumpty and Punch
and Judy, sales price 45c.
Automatic Musical House, sales-price
25c.
Merry-Go- Round, sales-price 5Oc.
Gilt-Edge Magic Lanerns, sales-prico
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Doll C0rTiG6e.
No. 80

Rattan body, square corners, uphOl-
stored in cretonne, satteen parasol, long
gear, wheels II and 10 inches, sales-price
--'-'---''---'-' The celebrated "Schoen-
hut" " Toy Pianos, beautiful
/ 81 in tune and finish, sales-price
4jc. the Schoenhut % me-
'''''aa'a-a''-'' tallophone, sales-price 25c, ;
Plain Polished Drums, with decorated
hoops, sales price 2Oc.
Improved Toy Ten-Pins, vanished
and striped, sales-price 20c.
Young American Building Blocks,
sales-price 20c.
Boys Tool-Chest, sales-price 100. ;
Boys 0. X. Tool-Chest. sales-price 45c.
Bows No. Tool-Chest, sales-price 25c.
Boys No. Z Tool-Chest, containing
fifteen assorted tools, sales-price 75c.
Block Dump-Barrows, sales'price &c.
Model Pony-Cart. sales-price SOC.
Silverined Kitchen, sales-price lOc.
Painted Tin Kitchens, superior quail
ity, sales-price, 25c. the larger size for
46c. No. 20 Kitchen Sets for 90, No. %
for 10o
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Dress Fabrics.

Atwood Double-Width Half Mourn
us French Serge, 25c. a yard, from
&c.
Diagonal Double-Width Suitings, in
MIXTURES Of tan, gray, and blue, 2Oc' a
4iach Striped Broadcloth, 81, from
Sl.s-.
.-.Inch An-Wool French Chevron, In
-i,s Of black and gray, SI.2o, from
t..
inch English Checked Cameps-
Ear ui,iugs, j1lc., from 59c.
au,lc.n Tiaids, - inches wide,
Dr. 4tc..orings. for &c, from l2lc.
DuJle-Width uaH-Wool Cashmere,
&c., rom II C. l63c., from 25c.
Ji about go handsome Imported
II..s suits We quote the following few
luts % denote the reductions on each ::
su Bloadcloth Suit elaborate en-
ttul.ry, q lged and trimmed with Mouf-
flo ilr $3.50 from $2i.
->a.s If Long Shaggy Pure Camels
L.l t8o colorings, go q suit, from
g..
suits of Broadcloth. with stripes OF
a.e camcls hair, $40, from $3.50.
SUITS various shades of Meta Cord,
G-.I from S22.
suits various shades OF Bedford
C1ri. with silk embroidered spots,
S.-.J from $3.50.
lsait Of Bourette, Sc, from Sl2.4O.
Suits down to $3.50.
AIWol Double Width Bright or
Dark TAjds for 50 and SIC, from 80
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Our Linen Departn1ent.

Il Is no secret that this is the finest depart
ment Of the kind in the South. 10 has estab-
Iished reputation for medium and hgh-class
goods az low prices which any house may envy.
II has established II, too, by methods which
commend themselves TO intelligent people. Fifty
two weeks in a year and six days ia n week 1t
mas the best possible values. We intend 20
make December the banner month. We have
purchased IN immense and splendid assort-
ment Of Linens OF all descriptions with special
view 20 the demands 0f the holiday trade. Don't
allow yourselves to lose sight OF this department
for a moment II You have thought OF pur-
chasing anything In the way OF Linens this
muUth.
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WRAPS. JACKETS, CAPES

Ladies, Misses, and Children,
LATEST STYLES,
NEWEST DESIGNS.
LOWEST PRICES.
TREMENDOUS STOCK.
Tans, Light and Dark Grays, Black
Navy, Myrtle in plain and fur-trimmed.
New Wraps received>eyerY day.
DRESS GOODS. DRESS GOODS,
In this department We show Boucles,
Cheviots. Camel's- Hair, Bedford Cords,
Serges, Henriettas, Broadcloths, Knick-
erbockers, Robes imported direct for us,
Velvets, Corduroys, and Silks in all the
leading new shades. Imported Robes in
Broadcloth. Camels.Hair, Serges with
handsome decorations at half their value
from $685. to Sl4,75.
Cur Camel's- Hair that sold at 62ic.
per yard now 39c.
All Dress Goods at reduced prices in
order to make room for the holiday
goods. Prices 81, 10, 12l, 16S, 20, %,
80, 73c. and upwards.
China Silks in all colors 20, 80, 4S, 65,
72, and CSC. for goods worth Sl.75.
Black and Colored Silk Faille, soc.
worth 8l.25.
Black Armure, 70, 95c., and S1.33.
Black and Colored Silk Velvet in all
shades.
CARPETSl CARPETS |
In this line we have put the knife and
cut prices regardless of cost, as our stock
is immense and MUST BE SOLD. Come
and be convinced.
Ingram Carpets, 90. 27l, SO, A, and
5Gc. for the best ALL-W0OL.
Tapestry Carpets, 47l, Sc. 67, 70, 50,
and 94c. for the best article.
Dobson's Best Moquette at Sl.25 made
and laid.
Rugs in all sizes and prices.
Lace Curtains Nottingham, Point
Applique. Antique-one OF the largest
and most complete stocks ever shown in
this city.
POrtieres. POrtieTeS. POrtiereS.
23g Portieres just opened direct from
the importers. Portieres at 81, S6. SO,
$40, $3.50, SIS, and $40 IN all the
latest shades.
Window Shades in all coIors at SO and
4Sc. fringed and patent rollers
Blankets, Comforts, and QailtS.
White Blankets at 65, Soc, 81, S1.50,
90, $3.50, SO, and up to sl5 for the finest
Lamb's-Wool.
Comfortables at 80, 75c., 81, 81 .25,
S1.5o, 81, $3.50, 50, $3.50, IS, and 81 for
a Silk ElderdoNn.
Underwear Underwear Misses,
Ladies', Boys, and Gentlemen's Under
wear in white, scarlet, natural wool, and
fancy stripes at popular low prices.
Head Rests, Sofa-Cushions, Scarfs,
Tides. Drapery Silks in China Silks. A
large, new stock and very low prices.
Many new goods too numerous to
mention. Give us a call and be con-
vinced that we have complete assort-
ment in ali departmentsand lowestprices.
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TO THE YOUNG LADIES.

If You wish q present for father, bro
thers. or some one else's brother, we
have full line of Travelling Compan-
ions. Collar and Cuf-Boxes, Smokers
Outfit, Shaving Sets, Dressing Cases,
Whisk- Holders, etc.
Muflers, colored and white. Hand.
some Initial Handkerchiefs in silk and
linen.
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Silks and VeIUetS.

Great values in fine Brocaded Bengslne silks
In all shades at sI.25, s1.50, and up 20 $500
per yard.
Light Blue, Yellow, and Pink Yelyets at only
SOC. yard.
Quilted Satins in all the light and dark shades
at Zoe yard for the III quality.
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Veil
&C. tom 5 and Sc.
KID GLOUeS,
Evening

7-Hook Foster Fowler) Tan and Gray
Dressed Kid Gloves for Sl.25, from
sl, 10; S1.I9 grade Biarritz for 75c. 4
Rntton Opera-Dressed, 60c., from 81 8
Bntton Length Undressed Black and
Colored. Soc, from CSC.
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No. 600
Fey Trump
ITS. 81 inches
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WINES, LIQUORS. &c.

We beg 10 announce 70 our friends ana the
pubic in general that We have Ia stock the
nnest lines Of old WHISKEYs, BkANDlES. Old
TON GIN, RUM, SHERRY, PORT, MADEIRA,
nottIed. We also carry a fnll line ot the Cading
brand Of Imported and Domestic CIGARS. X
will pay you 20 give us call for your holiday
goods. 'Phone 5if. 90 Limo
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SqUPENDOUS BARGAINS
DRESS GOODS.

A fow special bargains likely % interest you
A particularly choice line OF Bedford Cords IS
inches wide, IN stee-grzy, blue-gray, etc, re-
duced from 90 10 s1.4S yard.
Fancy Striped Bedford Cords at sl.2o Tor the
s1.75 quality.
42-inch Bedford Cords educed from Sl.25 to
Soc. and from 81 10 sl.J0.
4O-inch Fine French Camers-Halr Serge In
navy. plum. olive, myrtle, golden brown, ana
seal brown reduced from 81 to zoe. yard.
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LINENS.

full bleachcd, 51-inch, all linen, for 28c.,
from $50. half-bleached, 68 inches wide,
Soc, from 63c. Hemstitched Linen Pill
low Gases 81 pair from Sl.5O; White
OF Colored- -Bordered Linen Damask Ia
bic Cloths, two yards long, without
fringe, 81, from $3.50.
Grass Bleached White Damask Doilies,
fringed, 35c., from SOC.
Double Damask DoilIes, 81, from
SGlg. Fringed Napkins to match, &C.,
from 81 20. .
2lx24 Double Damask Napkins, s.
from S5.6
27x27 Finest Napkins, imported by
us, Sl2 a dozen, from $15.25. Table
cloths to match. $40, 2tx4 yards, from
S2a20.
All-Liuen Irish Grass Bleached Nap
kins, 22x22-inch square, 81 a dozen,
from 81. 4S.
Lace-Border Tied-Fringe Towel, lSc.,
from 24c.
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TOYS.

Coma and look at tho T0ys--Dolls--Dis
Itor,s 'rrains--B ---StOyes--kitchens
NecbanicaI Figures Cups--saucers
Mngs - Horses Donkeys - Monkeys -
Piano5-Drums--Vio -Violins---6uns--otlas taDles' ls'
MI IIc,,sea - gtoyes - Games - Farm
Ysras-Story- Books --- Velocipedes
Bicycles - Carriages -- Express wagons -
Carts &c, &c, sc. oo
100 Express Wagons inches VIDE ana SO
inches lODg-70c.; o.,
$50 EXpress-W agOns---Sl lhc1ss "iuo anu -
inches lOng-With seat-s1;
900 extra large--Childrens Story-Books--
25c. eacn
500 very large Doll Carriages--at 2oc' anu QUO
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Games

PRICE AND LESS.
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DRESS GOODS

Tho line OF Dress Goods--is stlll---Wortny Oh
your inspection. ,,,,,., An vvooi cooda
(soildl az 25c., and the Three-fourth "ooi
Double-Wldth Plaid at 20c.; - m 40
Tho Solld-Color Henriettas at 10, 20, 50 fo'
CSC. 20 $3.50;
The Novelty Checks--in o4-incn Olosh--n
pretty and neg---8l worth Sl.oO
piocE tn-Serge---Satin Stripe
Redford Cord--Cheyron, g., &C, &c.
Any color Of 3S-inch wide Bedford Cords--ouc'
yard
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IriH2DlGB6,

.c. from el.3S.
Peacock Edgings, 50c., from 7Jc.
lslel Peacock EdRing, SOC, from
ELa Feather trimming, light, black,
ill osrs colors, all widths to 3 inches,
ie. iof cLo.ce-some OF them from
{L}-
Que Feather Neck Boas, 75c.. from
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will be de-
Quoted from
the price Of
all Stamped
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Orr Ton .DeD1rtD1eRt.

occupying our entire third floor, Is now attract
ing tue attention Of holiday buyers. NO such as-
sOrtment OF everything TO please the young folks
and many things % make tie middie-aged nnd
old folks happy was ever before shown m this
city. TOYS BY THE MILLION. Everything
ever heard OF can DO found here In every style
and size at prices % ger than ever before known.
One OF the prottiest spots In the house Il tho
Doll Department. Thousands OF styles and not
an ugly face in the lot. Tremendous variety OK
Doh Carriages-prObably more than all tho rest
in the city put together. Books In sets, Books
slngly, Books for tho children, ami BOOKS for
eyerybOdy. Writng-Desks IN magnificent a.
sortment. Reed Rockers, Plush Rockers N oak
and cherry frame. Handsome Decorated Crack
er-Iars and Japanese Vases, etc. Piano and
Banquet Lamps, Jewelry, watches, and opera
Glasses, OstrirE-Fea.her Fans, etc.
To Sunday schools and other organizations a
special discount will DO allowed on Hoiioy Goods
aud tt Is requested that selections be made At
the earliest moment possible before the assort-
ment Is broken and the stock depleted
Holiday Slippers.
.rff -.
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in order TO re-
All RuffoDc duce stock, for
D00'OO''"' one half the or
i-uz----4------s----s dinary price.

Pearl Buttons are not included.
Twilled French Opera
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FT011neLS,
. in all shades, at37lc.
= from 49c. a yard,

Printed French Flannels 60c., from
74c. White yard-wiie Sik-Embroid-
cred Flannels, 5Oc., from Csc. Sl.50,
from S2.l9; Atwood White l2!c.. from
lGlo. part wool &c. from l2c. (; All wool
20c., from 25c, yardwide Bullard Veil
SOC, from G9c. Colored Outing Elan
nels 25c., from 36c. ; &C., from l23c.
Greatly oyerstocked in fine
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"a Per Cent.


Linens as marked in plain figures.
2O-lnch Cotton Diaper, lO yards ID
piece, for 42c.
Turkish Bath Cloth, 18c., from 33c.
It will be necessary to look over the
stock Of Linens.
I''-a'-'''A'--'----e Gray Krimmer Military
] E,,re Cape, q inches long, $50,
L CC|o o' from S44. Brown Russian
ta...s...-----.-t Fitch, 27-inch, $50, from
$3.50. Baltic seal Cape, 70 inches,
with real mink collar aud facing, S25,
from S37. French Cooney Cape, -
inch. lined with heavy satin, S4,5O'
Baltic Seal, $3.50. Gray Krimmer for
Sl2. Black Astrachan $3.50.
French Cooney
reduced to 35c. MJtHS
Sl.25: Real Astrachan, $3.50; Polar
Bear. $3.50; Red Fox, 500; Gray
LYNX. 81; Real Mink, $ll. All kinds
of Furs and Fur Trimmings.
Infants Handicapped Sacques, lSc,
from BIC. 35c., from 49c. Sl.75, from
81 30. ,,, r,.u
lnQ1ea SWISS iAObtA - ANASA "~'-N'
15c.. from Doc. Black Silk, S2.6O, from
So White Swiss Knit, 65c., from SOC.
Merino all size Vests and Pants, ooc''
from zoe.
Gentlemens Scotch, full-regular made
s., from S2.75. oo-
An-Wool (American), $l.25, from
$3.50; Coo, from Soc.
ward silk Garter Elastic Tor &c.
Flax Thread, &c. spool.
Linen Satchels Of 3 papers Halr-Flns
for sc.
lOc. English Book-Pins for 5c.
. papers American Pins for lc.
Alligator Money Books and Card
Cases with solia silver trimmings, $40,
from S3.9S.
Seal Pocket-Book with nickel trim
mings, 12}c., from 25c,
Real Calf, 35c., from SOC.
s-s.s-.-''-s~-.l in the house for 25c.
|"' Children's Lace Col
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Dress TTGDln1ln6S

S.-. from 81 10; p inch wide Band
With Chenille, 25c., from Csc; Black
La4I -iuch, fine Cut Beads, Zoe, from
t.... the same, inch full, 5Oc., from
tL-s; six Crochet Passementene Band
~. Cut Jet Beads, inches wide, Sl'a
{,h, from Sl.G9; Beaded Fringe. .
inches wide, of Cut Jet, turquoise, and
EeeL, $3.50, from $2.98 ; Handkerchief
toolei Jewel Trimming, 81, from
{-5li Fine Outlet Ornaments in Bow
mot aud other designs, 25c., from Doc. !;
o.c. IRON 9Jc., etc.
7. ID. I"'-'s'''------s."''I 81, from 50 @.
!, Cor, COTSetS sets. Sl.50. from
$3.50. - Sizes 10 No. Il
9aiy. 6j6Bone, French Woven. for !;
J. z. Corsets, 35c., from 50e Worlds
tar (colored). 45c., from soc. Chill
sleas Waists, 15c., from 25e.
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DULL CARRIAGEy, DULL UARRIAGEN.
In this department you are sure to find
what you want for the little ones. We
have them from 2jc. to Sl1. Bring the
little ones to see the "Baby Mckee "
Carrinpe.
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Skirt Binding, ell colors and Black-7c.
Rubber Skirt Protector, 3. inches wide
SC. yard.
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WAGONS, WAGONS.

Now for the boys This is just what
they want. You can buy them from lOc.
to 50. We sell the best 81 Wagon in the
city. Hobby Horses, Bicycles, Tricy-
cles, Sleighs in great variety.
Desks, Drums, Tables, all sizes and
prices
Tool Chests Every housekeeper
knows this is something one can hardly
do without. Be sure to get one for tho
bows. We have them from 15c. to 50.
Games of every description.
Toys in endless variety.
Wash-Sets, Tea-Sets, Castors, Ten
Pins, Horns, Books, Balls, etc. Pianos
at all prices from 48c. to 81.
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81, from SO @.
sets, S1.50. from
Sizes 10 No. Il
WnNnn fnr7hn. !:
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Dolls, Toys, and Games.
I'm AdUance Sale

morning we commence a special advance
sale
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L0n1DS and BTORzeS.

This is something useful as we'll as or
namental. Piano, Hall, Library, and
Fairy Lamps at all prices. Bronze and
Silverene Statues. Handsome Onyx
and Plush-Top Tables, Mirrors, Frames,
Albums, Bisque Ornaments both large
and small, handsome and inexpensive.
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in the house for 25c.
will sell for l5c.
Children's Lace Col
lars, l5c., from 29c.,
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averages fully
33l per cent, and
q chance of
choosing while
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Ih0Wayi
will b eel
MdRloclI
SNhcoIor-I [
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Black, Heavy
ed Diagonal
Ladies' Jack
rpofpr trim
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Two-yards wide Table
Linens 7jc., from 81. /;
German, 50 inches wide,
BIC. from SOC. ; Scotch.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1891-10-10

Though it is very common to re.
proach old bachelors. with their celib.
scy, and to pity old maids, as il
single blessedness were a misfortune,
yet many married people have seen
fit 10 offer apologies for having entered
into what some profane wag has called
the "holy bands of paddock" One
man says he got married to get a
housekeeper, another to get rid of bad
company.
Many women declare they got mar
ried for the sake of home; few ac-
knowledge that their motive was to
get husband. Goethe averred that
he got married in order to be respect
able" John Wilkes said he took a
wife to please his friends. "
Wycherly, who espoused his house
maid, said he did it to "spite his re-
lations."
A widow who married second hus-
band said she wanted somebody to
condole with her for the loss OF her
first. Another, because she thought a
wedding would "amuse the children"
Another, to get rid of incessant i'm
portunity from crowd OF suitors.
Old maids who get married invari-
ably assure their friends that they
thought they could he "more useful"
as wives than as spinsters. Neverthe-
less Quilp gives il as his opinion that
nine-tenths OF all persons who marry,
whether widows or widowers, spin
sters or bachelors. do so for the sake
of getting married. d.-London Tid-Bits.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1891-10-10


During the frequent visits / have
made to Mexico" said a mining en-
gineer OF Philadelphia to an Inquirer
reporter, &C. have come in contact
with many of the Indians resident there
and have heard some very singular
stories. One, which all the Indians
unite IN telling, is that far in the in
terror there exists an enormous city,
never yet visited by white men. 1t is
described as peopled by race similar
10 the ancient Aztecs, who are sun
worshippers and offer human sacrifices
to their deity.
1.-THE race is said to be in a high
state OF civilization, and the Indians
say that the city is full OF huge struc-
lures which are miracles OF quaint but
beautiful architecture, and are situated
on broad paved streets far SURPRISING
those Of the City OF Mexico.
Zone Indian, / recollect, assured
me that he had seen the city and its
inhabitants with his own. eyes. but
had been afraid Of being captured and
fed. OF course, did not believe him,
but all the same, it is not little
strange that the accounts of the
Mexican Indians relative Of the mys-
terious magnificent interior city
agree and perfectly"
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1891-10-10
ROBERT BONNER.
what He Thinks About Trotters
and Their Records.

Robert Bonner when asked his views
on Nancy Hanks 200 trot at Rich
mond, Ind, said. al consider Nancy
Hanks wonderful mere," He said
"She is better horse than Allerton
in my opinion. Allerton has record
off :0914, but that is on kite track.
That makes several seconds differ
ence. Nancy has been running on q
regulation track, and according to re-
ports she runs with ease and without
a skip or break. She beat Allerton in
their last race. The fastest mile ran
then was 2:12.
1t is my opinion that Nancy
Hanks will beat Maud SIS record this
Fall. So will my Sunol, who is now
in Governor Stanford's hands in Cali.
fornia. Sunol is the greatest horse on
the track to-day. As a two-year-old
she has trotted the fastest mile on re-
cord. AS a three-year-old she has
done the same, and as four
year-old she made the fastest mile.
l am enthusiastic over Sunol.
| will make an offer right here,
and | authorize you TO print it, that l
will give 5000 to see any three-year-
old trot a mile in 2:l01s. l don't
think there ever lived horse except
Sunol that could do it, and l don't
think one lives now that can do IT,"