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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-10-01
Naval orders

The following naval orders have been
issued by the Navy Department since
our last issue:
Lieut. Bradley A. Fiske has been or
dered to the Yorktown October 6.
Ensign Frank M Russell has been de-
tached from the Enterprise and ordered
to the Kearsarge.
Ensign Z II. Tillman has been detach-
ed from the Kearsarge and ordered to
duty on the coast survey.
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CHILDREN Enjoy.

The pleasant flavor, gentle action and
soothing effects of Syrup of Figs, when
in need Of laxative and If the father or
mother be costive or bilious the most
gratifying results follow its use, so that
II is the best family remedy known and
every family should have bottle.
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Personal Mention.

Mr.. Arthur Brewer of this city has re-
ceived an appointment as assistant OBJ
server in the IT, S. Weather Bureau sta
ton at the Johns Hopkins University,
Baltimore.
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City Mortuary Report.

The mortuary report of keeper Isaac
Machin of the City Cemetery for months
of August and September show that there
were only three burials for the month of
August and two for September. OF this
number, two were out of the city and
two were children.
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.soF ADvEKTJsING.

art iuserti9a a:o sI'o Sssss sa 1asse
..l.s9,. s,ii2- quarterly and yearly
-. soaee' I'D :. POI P9." Ssr Il iint; sabss-
,s :.-'. as5 s,aS, twenty
$3.50 nsffAse a,I-.5c,-s will be charged
10 0gi.4ssi! .s sGi rstts ~ sdveriil J.
FsN #ir ------
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Act on new principle regulating the
liver, stomach and bowels thr0uh he
heroes A new discovery DR.. Miles Pills
speedily cure billiousness, bad taste, tor
pld liver, piles, constipation. Unequal
ed for men, women. children. Smallest
mildest. surestl 30 doses. % cts.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-10-01

The following pensions have been is
sued to Marylanders by the government:
Original-Geo. G. Schwarz, Washington
Clark, John Ball. Additional Henry APP
pier, Aaron Naylor, ]. d. Holland, Jesse
Claytou, Elijah Trader. increasing
w. Steiner, j. III. Dahl. Original Wild
ows. &c.-Sarah IL Burner. Mary K.
Matthews, Mary v Stiltz, Isabella Clark
son, Geo. Sembly, lfather,l Mary Cephas,
Anna H. Murphy, Sarah James.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-10-01

Great Real Estate Campaign An
attack on Murray Hill Call at
Gee se Il. Melvin's Office, 45 Glou-
cester ST., examine plat and get
full particulars.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-10-01

All letters or inquiries in reference TO
Samples or Prices, answered the same
ay they are received by us hereby
avoiding any delay.
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,a,yELLERs GUIDE.
.ss.ltimors short Line Il. b.

AGhAf
r..so EpScf slFf' l. 1871
a...b,,e Annapolis as,,ioilo"s'
wEEk DAYS.
,..n,,s-6l -. $50. 1898 a. m.
" - .,.,,gas-G.4J. S5Oa. N. 3. AZ ?. m
~ - o. East.rn Shore K. r. at lo'Oc
SOP. n.
sINDATS
o.t..,,,re and Way Stations-e.5o a.
,sg 40 p. 10.
=. Leave 8,lsinore, week days AT q
"a. lis, 45j ard 6.25 p. m.
ava lst5a. u, and 6 25 p. m.
-..,..la Will run daily except sunday =
l'fasal "a l.Ds =, baltimore and return;
ltfeg !AigSt taken At lowest rates
y =. CoOMBs, Manager d Director.
rPfOS, Train Master.
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Being that the sale Of the ConveFsibIe Bas-
ket has been so large, We have concluded to
reduce i 70 30 cents. POSTAGE prepaid. Re-
member this basket can b placed IN 100
useful and necessary articles. If not entirely
satisfied We win willingly refund the money
Agents. wanted. Circulars free. Address the
LURSSON q VOLKMAR NOV. co, 416
Conway S., Baltimore, Nd. Ian
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and radical cure for Diarrhea and Dys-
entery, Is Humphreys Specifics NOS.
FOUR and FIVE. Thousands use them
with complete success.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-10-01

A rapid sale Of Murray Hill lots
expected. Call on George L. Mel
vim for information.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-10-01

No better real estate investments
to be found than West Annapolis
lots.
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bargain Week.

At Brooks d Bartons Shoe Store Is
Main Street.
Positively the last week of our La
dies, Misses and ChildIens hand made
Shoe Sale. We will also close out our
entire Stock of Ladies and Misses and
Children low shoes at cost, to make
room for our fall stock. Don't miss your
chance TO get bargain.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-10-01

DB~Special Bargain Lots will be an.
nounced in this paper Weekly through
out the Season Look out for them.
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JOEL GUTMAN & CO.,
liz to 122
NORTH EUTAW STREET,
Baltimore, Nd.
WE ARE NOW READY FOR THE
FALL AND WINTER TRADE,
For the Season Of 1891.

In making our Opening Announce
mens, we desire to say. that never in the
History of our Business career, has our
Stock been so large and Beautiful as at
present.
We carry large variety of Goods in
each Of our % Departments varying
from the medium TO the very finest
grades.
We Import all goods direct and buy
from first hands only thereby guaran.
teeing to our Patrons
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lam an old man and have been con-
slant sufferer with catarrh for the last
ten years am entirely cured by the use
of Ely's Cream Balm. 1t is strange that
simple a remedy will cure such stub
born disease. Billings, U. 5.
Pension Attorney, Washington, d. G.
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POstolEiees to Which the WEEKLY
CAPITAL IL Sent.

The following are the postoffices to
which the WEEKLY CAPITAL Is sent in
this county;
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...,o,,,. ". 3 Is. Railroad.

-. u, LAT. 1881. passenger trains
. =, ave Annapolis as follows
So .,s.PotIs. ARRIVE IN AFhAPoLIs
a. III. Mail....,''-'--'';;So 20 roe q. =, ~
kfWass .''''t 40 m noon Mall LAO p. N
- - 30 .. IN. Passenger''''o'$1 p. m
So rains viii leave Annapolis at $50
'.sl an. IN. Arrive zoos a. hand 6.ze p.m
as - i1sehes are run between baltimore
.sIhssapols on all the above trains.
- 80 ...st ,,eight 10 and from Baltimore every
Loeal freight Tuesday ana no Triu ~ ~ - s'~
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The very Lowest Prices"
We have "0ne Price Only"
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Marino Underware.
Hosiery,
Gloves,
Handkerohiefs,
Muslin Underwear,
Corsets,
Infants Wear,
Gents Furnishing Goods
Umbrellas,
Leather Goods.
Toilet Articles,
Embroidery Articles.
Ladies Furnishings,
&c &c, &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-24

ebony frame being draped with yellow crepe
in quite a Spanish effect. The three trsnsoms
over the doors all finished with plated
yellow crepe and il is JUS. this attention to the
little points that has made such successful
room out Of an ordinary one in an ordinary
rented house.
NOVELTIES IN EMBROIDERY
Each week almost novelties are displayed in
the shops where embroidered and painted
goods and the materials are sold. Last week
spoke of the stamped table covers on sorrento
cloth. This week are shown. with those. pretty
covers OF cream white crepe cloth, lighter in
weight and color than the other. The designs
pretty one. with ribbon knotted and trim
ming in and out among flowers. The patterns
are mostly corner ones, nearly or quite meet
ing on the sides. These would be prettiest
worked in silk. say the Roman silk. which is
not SO heavy rope silk. As IS cents is the
low price of these covers. not, of course. in
Gliding the silk to work them, they will prob
ably be sold in qulntities-fhe great objection
to things both pretty and cheap, as a usual
thing.
For Is cents are shown the squares OF linen
with flower design stamped on them ard
then colOred with tapestry dyes. These are to
be worked in buttonhOle stitch, or long and
short stitch, and then all the linen beyond the
flower cut away. The shades of yellow. blue
and pink are all delicate and when done they
can be used for various pretty things. If left
as they are they serve as mats which people
make so much use of now or they Gun be
backed with several leaves of chamois cut the
same shape, and thus make peuwipers. Two
can be put together with flannel leaves be-
tween, and tied with ribbon. and a pretty
needle book is the rcsul.. The larger ones can
be used for cushion tops or as sachets, with a
silk puff coming beyond the edges of the
flower in the appropriate cclors. TO work sew
eral of these aud lay them aside is to insure
having trifing gift ready at moments
notice. often making one congratulate herself
on her forethought.
THE DOOR OF ROSE LEAVES.
We all know the perfectly delicious fragrance
Of q rose pas. its prime, when it is ursightly,
and yet we cling to 1t for its perfume. Some
one has had u bright thought, and when the
roses are no longer beautiful TO look at with the
dropping blossoms and withered leaves, they
can be pulled apart and the rose leaves lightly
dropped into any pretty little china dish and
thus still please by their odor. This is way to
utilize the pretty little baskets and odd dishes
of which every one has number. at Least, nova
days. and bunch of roses separated and set in
several dishes about a room will make it de-
lghtfully fragrant, hear.
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FOR THE DISTRICT.
The House Committee That Considers
Measures of Local Interest.
CLERK JEFFoRDs' WORK.
The Room on the House Side Where District
Delegations Go and TAXA Place Where
Much Business is Done Chairman Grout
and His Constant Attendance.
(which way?"

(which way?'
'Take south House elevator to top floor,
straight ahead, third or fourth door to the left"
This is common question and answer around
the Capitol at all times and directs the weary
traveller to the room Of the House committee
on the District of Columbia. Most of the WISH
tors to this harbor for District bills, however,
do not need any directions to reach the room.
They have been there before and know every
inch of the route and can nlso tell you to frac-
ton the varying hardness or softness of the
different chairs in the room.
FOR woEK, NOT PLAY.
There are rooms at the Capitol which are
prcttier than the one occupied by the House
District committee. There are rooms which
present larger display of easy chairs and
sofas and gilt decorations. but it is safe to say
that there is no room in all that big building
on the lili where more work is done. People
do not so there to look 1T clerks fenced in be-
hind Rulings or to gaze -pcilbound ut elaborate
frescoing. There is some definite object which
brings them and they proceed to that object
at once, without wasting time admiring the
the rather faded fire screen before tho CRATE or
the typewriter which Mr.. Jeffords performs
with such musical skill.
WHAT IT LOOKS LIKE.
As has been intimated, the District committee
meeting place is not especially beautiful. 1t is
comfortably furnished and on average occa-
sions liz large enough. There are times when
the space is scarcely adequate for the accom-
mediation of the eloluence of some especially
enthusiastic boomer OF n street railway, but
this happens only occasionally. In the center
long table takes up considerable space.
Around the table are ranged fifteen chairs,
one at the head. which il the throne from
which the able chairman of the committee.
Gen. Grout. disponses Wisdom, and the others
ranged along the siles Before each chair on
the table is slip of paper bearing the name of
the member Of the committee entitled TO SIT in
that chair, at that especial spot, even if it is
necessary to bounce some earlier occupant. The
table is Uttered with files of the bills which have
been sent to the committee, public documents
and papers. Around the walls are several
bookcase. containing files of the heco,d di-
gests, codes and other books of reference. At
one side is a has rack and ON the same side an
exceedingly useful if not especially ornamental
iaSatory arrangement. Opposite the entrance
door is a comfortable open fire with an exceed
ingly behind-the-times-looking fire screen be-
fore it,
THE PRESIDING GENIUS.
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Always Soaked.

from the Bo<.On Traveller.
South Boston politician has four-year-old
boy whose ears are always open. The other
night one of the most influential men in the
ward dropped in to see his father. and the
bright youngster went over to him and began
to feel VI his clothes.
Why, papa said the four-year-old, '.he's
dry
''1hat's fact" replied the caller, but speak
ing in another sense
"But," persisted the little fellow, '.pspa cid
yesterday you were always soaked"
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To the right OF the fireplace, with his back I

the window and q desk
In front for protection.
usually sits the presid-
ing gcnius of the room.
Tracy l.. Joffords. the
clerk to the committee.
This Congress has been
Mr.. Jef'ord's first ex-
perience with the Dis
trict committee. but his
unfailing good temper
and the large fund of
information and ex-
perience which he has
acquired in regard to
District affairs has rem
dered him an exceed
ingly valuable man to
the committee. SO many
District people daily see
Mr.. Jeffords and obtain
information from him
that il might be well to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-24

hssaessuV ntFf. igttafr sS =; 500 q y, fl8ia ~
y gao q esspf > f..sa no ~. cal fioksis :. ~
ace. ssorfhuexf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-24

From the Detros; Free Press.
Pstient-'.I never feel well whom I FIRST get
up. Car you tell me how to enjoy q good
breakfast!''
Doctor-"Did you ever try eating it,
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Posi- ERS'-BAITTMORE
Oo>1rNIED.

tnchs~ v de. ~ lSc. ysrl vVu--h frrst double.
taree -, ~ ~ llee p uflcnr I'll NJ ~. .ic.
=. -. a faru tH.lil4s " u 80
-.See It's o. tie nnes- irsni aniIna,iire- voIked
lt Ntnt infts IA ia lts-t tfs.raisle ssrur~. The
Wiz I'm rula a ~ 4 in-'.as. "a n f-lIsis v
he "a tlf oe,a- nd tins s,alnr ic-- 49, are
staela sNll.l lfert -. % 80. at arr. ahe
, 80, tHrhiNai rrs'e r. A. lzIsi Tor hoiee.
LUZ NsrIs - pane fuf bon is.s. and - inches
-. WIDE guf-i i.stfril<.at ia = s-sT,i
-'"o sarus Fenuine iOr,lson l.ar-s ~ -. yard
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A Substantial Object.
From the indianapolis Journal.

From the Indianapolis Journal.
she--"No; papa has no positive objection to
you He merely thinks you little too-too
INDECENT, as II were. He says you seem to have
no objec. in life, 80 TO speak"
Hs-"No object in lifeg He surely dosm't
take you into cousidsrstion Ct all"
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DEMONSTRATIONS.
CONTINUED.
DRESS GOODS.

POSSIBLY THE RICH GLOW OF OUR FORTH
COMING CARNIVAL" WILL BE NO MORE AP-
PARENT THAN IN THE DRY GOODS AND CLOAK
DEPARTMENTS. WHERE ARE soMF OF THE
MOST REMARKABLE VALUES EVER TICK
ETED." WE SPEAK ADvIsEDLY WHEN WE
REMARK ON THE VAST ABUNDANCE OF NOV.
ELITES AND THE NILTING FIGURES We HAVE
PUT ON THEM:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-24

iyaetorg. 70 do my shepriap ~ to"r louse-,orrtg
-(Letter from q ~ashinrton ctistoi,er.)
ANNOUNCEMENT
TO THE PEOPLE OF WASHINGTON:
AT NINE O'CLOCK ON WEDNESDAY MORNING
NEXT. JANUARY -. OUR SPECIAL TRAIN WILL
LEAVE THE NEW JERSEY AVENUE STATION.
OVER THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
FOR BALTIMORE TO ACCOMMODATE THOSE
WHO DESIRE TO ATTEND OUR ANNUAL MID
WINTER TRADE CARNIVAL" THE TRAIN WILL
MAKE THE Run FROM THIS CITY IN ONE HOUR
STOPPING AT LAUREI0 AND ARRIVING IN
BALTIMORE AT 10 O'CLOCK.
ONLY OUR SPECIAL TRAIN EXCURSION
TICKETS" WILL DE ACCEPTED ON THIS
TRAIN. THE RoUND-TRIp PRICE FOR THESE
is slaO, AND THEY ARE ONLY GOOD FOR THIS
TRAIN. THIS DATE. AND CAN ONLY DE OBJ
TANNED AT SCHILLER STEVENS DRUG
STORE. CORNER NINTH AND PENNSYLVANIA
AVENUE NORTHWEST.
EACH TICKET BEARS THIS STIPULATION.
WHICH SHOULD BE CAREFULLY EEMEM-
BERED:
"TFE RETURN COCPOy OF THIS TICKET
WILL NOT BE HONORED FOR PASSAGE UN-
LESS SANE IS STAMPED Ar POSNER
BROTHERS. STORE. Nos. els TO zig VEST Ley
IyGTOE STREET BALTIMORE. Nd"
YOU WILL UNDERSTAND THAT WE DO NOT
PLACE THE EXACTIoN UPON YOUR VISIT TO
OUR STORE THAT YOU MUST BUY IN ORDER TO
HAVE YOUR TICKET STABBED. BUT WE MAKE
IT CONDITION THATYoU COME IN TO sTIMU-
LATE YOUR INTEREST IN THISTLE GREAT
EST OCCASION In OUR HISTORY. WE WANT
TO SEE YOU ITO HAVE YoU KNOW HOW RAPIDLY
ACQUAINT YOU WITH THE VAST RESOURCES
AT OUR COMMAND.
PURCHASES TO THE AAoUNT OF $500 WILL
BE SHIPPED FREE TO WASHINGTON.
WE ALREADY HAVE 4 LONG LIST OF VALUED
CUSTOMERS IN WASHINGTON. WE COUNT on
SEEING THEM. THERE WILL BE PLENTY OF
ROOM, HOWEVER. FOR ALL WHO DESIRE TO
COME OVER. AS WE HAVE ALL THE CARS THAT
MAY BE NEEDED AT OUR COMMAND.
POsNER BROS.
MEMORANDUM
Make last Of rhdt you rant 1t riH sape you and
Ourselves time.
GRANITE IRON WARE.
IN CALLING YOUR NOTICE TO THE HUN
DREDs OF ARTICLES OFFERED BY Us AT
GOODS. WE FURNISH YOU WITH THE BEST
COMPARISON POSSIBLE. IN APPENDING THE
FACTORY LIST PRICE BESIDE OUR ''CARNI-
VAL" SELLING FIGURES. TO SAY MORE WE'RE
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ATTENDANCE OF MEMBERS.

Some members of the District committee are
more constant in their attendance at the com
mittee rooms than others. Mr.. Circuit can be
found during large portion of the day sitting
at the head of the long table. busy with papers
and formidable looking documents Mr.. Hemp
hill and Mr.. Atkinson are also pretty constant
in their attendance, while the other members
are seen in the room more or less, with many
of them decidedly less.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-24

Mems Fancy Percale Shirts neat figures, dots and
stripes, mace in hest manner. felled seams. pat
ea6 Shirt isunesed and rsY Tor I nsa w we
manufactured to soil at sl.25; our Carnival"
Mems and and Boys NiEh. Shirts. good muslin. neatly
a s wen our M sfsT prs Ts equal 10
Mems Unlauniered Dress Shirts, extra good muslin
a IN soo Tans s
our Carnival price. Soc each.
''Wamsutta' cotton. fine linen bosom, hand
to q Shirt Ons al ,s
Mems Apply Linen Collars all the latest and staple
Fourpy Linen cuffs round and square corners, lie.
MEMS UNDERWEAR AND HOSIERY.
200 dozen reguiar,msde Cotton Half Eose. tans.
100 oeen sna sss' British psr WORTH DC
good weight. very durable. 2lc. q pair; worth
Mems Atwood Underwear in white natura, and scar
Balance q our 5com and & ~ to S 10
We offer this week:
and Knot scsrss in secns designs IN iRha s ana
dark effects. Special price. 25c.
ar Yours not Obliged to bug. vou kner. vyou don't
HOUSEKEEPING LINENS.
1T Is ACKNOWLEDGED THAT WE HAVE
.'wAKED THE ECHOES" tn THE LINEN TRADE
THIS SEASON. AS THEY TALK TARIFF so
MUCH. ALLOW US TO TELL You THAT THE
MANUFACTURERS CAN'T TOUCH OUR PRICES.
500 pair Of stamped Pillow shams assorted patserns
I'm cents pair.
800 Stamped Monte SIats, frinsed. cents each.
terms, z cents each.
200 Stamped Linen splashers. frnssd ON thrss ssa.
one row OF open work. Ii cents each.
20 stamped Monte Spsasners frinsedon three sidss
200 Stamped Linen KnuSed Fr7ngp 0carfs ysriefv a
stamping. IL cents each.
IS c0nts each.
TO ss.nped Ansn scsrfs, y ysras long. knottsd
l5o sssmpsd nasn opsa-wosk scarfs, sysris ioas.
100 sss@psd Monte scasf.. friassd on four ssss.,
fancy borders, 10 ctnta Sarh.
l25 etAmbed MamP ecssIs. ysris long. ninsea q
30 stA1ps4 nonie scsxtA yssas ioag. srAliopsd
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ATTACH THREE GREAT BARGAINS

l,e0 pairs q ladies Fine hid CLOVIS in Mach ana
soiurs. fsnuin- tustfr 1-hpik ana al.uffI-n
qualities worth moi isss than 90 ana tsslSi "a
tilsln regular ~ and - Grades IV.ry l,ir
Huaraniord nr~f---a~s ana Warranted IL ,r..r
elual 20 amy rl"Ne at above lris,s. NBuI clsoiqe
during the - afniyhl'' AZ a. a tsar
l.ODO cnHsn Genuine Cashmere GiuAsS sfl aud la
FONT BACKS. IN Black only. r-sular l.Ia.y lst,,-th
n.Nasf ifrirp lsAsr.
Men Knit Wool 0loNes. resular &c. .rad. NJ ioc
- 49,
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LADIES' NECKwTaR.

FEW EXTREMELY Low-PRICEI NEED
FULs" TO BE PICKED Up ONLY ONCE IN
WHILE.
Alinen Collars with CASES in al the nos i.sir.k.
- sfS e.. al ~ Ilfs.
hl-lint n ms. pa several styles. at - Gems rair
SILK Cord Sek kufiin-- IA White l,a..k a.. ,-..,,
At - CENTS p,T huA 81 q yAnls.
81 b.r' saies people enough 10 sssus nult.tsds-
there osidvs.
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HANDKFisCHIrFs.

WE HAVE 4 REPUTATION FoR SELLING
HANpKEEoHIEFs AT rHE SAME. OR LESS THAN
OTHER MERCHANTS BUY FoR. HERE Is A
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ladies' re2ulsrnade Fast Black Cotton Hosiery I9c
pair; real value, PIC.
Ladies' SILK Hosiery tan. bronze new gray shades
and black. IJc. pair al yaiile, 81 %.
Children $ last Back Derby kibtei Cotton Hose
sizes TO -. I.lsc. pair; value .Or.
Boys extra heavy Back Cotton Bicycle Ribbed Hose
regalar-inade. sizes TO 10. DC. pair; value.
Ladies' best ,thread Balbriggan Hose extra lengths
spiced heels and toes regular :ioc. grade; now
.s.bc. pair.
Ladies' Seamless Wool Hose, black and colors ribbed
or pain. nc. palr worth :}5c.
Infants Wool Hose sizes o1s, Zoe. psr; were Doc
LADIES VESTS.
lUO dozen Ladies' Fancy swiss Ribbed Cotton Vests.
Sleeveless. Colors-White, cream, sky -blue and
PINK "a cts. each. Same goods sold at .S}c;s.
Have taEen the balance of Ladies Zine Wool I'm
derwear-soGle white Others Scarlet. medicated
and sanitary gray-were sold Tor 81. OO. 81 -
and SI.o0, now reduced to % cts.
MEMS FURNISHINGS.
1T HAS BEEN MATTER OF SURPRISE TO
MANY HOW II is POSSIBLE FOR US TO SELL
FIRsT-CLAss FURNISHINGS AT SUCH Ex-
TREMELY LOW PRICES. WE OFFER NO Ex-
PLANTATION. BUT SIMPLY DECLARE WE SHALL
CONTINUE TO DEFEND THAT REPUTATION
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oihtk hIhthANtS Buy fOk. HEkE Is A
LITTLE BUDGET OF TROOP.
A lnr.-e 10, o. White ana Fancy Han,t.r-h,es. 90.
scr;sd s,zes md patterns. big value ssf.
e.aoo poasn, Co'or,i B,risr,i. Hcsen,ed ana Hem
d Z. NJ, erci i'is. iest suiers. : IS. sarh-
Loco 'o-a Mliie snl Coorssi- t,,rls-sd. Hean,,ed
ustis ily ~, > ami io,.'s far ti,e-,. ~ ''-
Loo coEsu sn- hsndterrlc.s. iul I've sii hn-n.
1000 toz aisn'. ssn ssg,I,sis ;u sile. nsrrsned
r''d henisilichea ca.ossl horiets and white. i2N
go dSE.a lA-lss Linen uegsii,s',ci Hsndkerclies..
loo dozen as,i s,i',.lsd Sila HandSsr'eis ASSERTED
ExTRAoRpINaGY.
ZOO dozen Extra ilne l-ncn Haudlsr'-hief.. en-
Sr, 10 r,s,i l,sian.si an. si'eh'
aOAs.
wewill Offer Genuine GOA F.stl,er ana Real os-
each. At our ''Carn.SAl~ ihe ITice shall 6s a. .
coRsErs.
We offer 800 ''Moiei" sh1Ie Corss,s. IN ~.
irs'h satesn s.lk Ioin. AM sit -sibr,,.ierssi -
Our Carnival" proe is ,',,. each. ~ si''"'
IS q 70. glrcLas g 'oorrh ,OsR rs,eAf a,oy .,s
10 sGshiag toRyr,s " cisargc. wv ~
RIBBONS.
NEARLY $4,000 YARDS OF CHOICE SATIN
RIBBONS. IN EyEYY CONCEIVABLE COLOR.
WILL BE SOLD DURING OUR .-cARSrv.r..r
ABOUT HALF THEIR VALUE. THESE SPECIALS
RUN:
$500 yards Al-snk. satin ana Gro. Grain RIM.
oranEe. Scarlet oiVe and NJ ss. Nl A.
inches Wide. AZ 40 cents per yard worth fuily "a
lsresnt nun. '' Nv
lo.oco ysrSs hi-sik oros Grain Saiin-slre Rnas,ns
IN Blacks and all t'olors. extr. tine s,s,sis IL
inciies wide, a lorenfs yarl. ~
1000 l,s.' q No l,-,e.-, sin Gro~ Grain Rib
,his IN tNeTN ios~lihe Shade and ,,lor tina; can
he inshuiarfuresi. ~ aar,ls to every li.~le VA
ranted. Al % ,sants Tea Iiers. 49, w.
l.pN aitis Ala->tih ~af,nlutk Co'oral NelNef Itf
b1iis al y VENTS re. sani: worth 5 ana times tie
irice quoted, IA al WIDTHS ami coiurs.