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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-21
nls1 1nE &c foR sNAKes.
whore they Lie Around as f"ieh ~
prairie Dogs In Colony.


where They Lie Around a- Iaieh ~
Prairie Dogs In Colony
Talking about snakes, said >. a.
Pickett. you should have been wltn
me the other day. was in the range
south of town looking after some MN
ing property recently acquired IN tflat
region. | was camped about eighteen
miles from the city. and near me was a
peculjar mountain known to the old
timers there as the Black Range IL
;s the form Of a horseshoe, with the
heels pointing south, and consequently
the rocks within the arch are open to
fine rays of the sun on every day OF the
year
Not only that, but the men who
know the place say that these rocks
draw heat from beneath and are warm
at all times, no matter how cold II Is
about them. However that may be, It
is n fact that the nook is "A coy one,
and so warm that snow always melts
and runs off. no matter how great the
! fall.
.sThis you will readily see would
make it a splendid resort for rattle
snakes. and they do congregate there
in great numbers The afternoon l
was there it cleared off, and the sun
shone so bright that my guide advised
n visit to the Black Range in order to
see the greatest curiosity of its kind in
the west. 1t is needless to say we were
not disappointed When we stood upon
the summit of one heel of the horse
shoe and looked down into that little
nook it presented a sight such as once
seen is never forgotten.
"The sunshine had been just warm
enough to arouse them from their tor
Dor, and in every direction could be
seen snakes sluggishly basking in the
first hot rays of the season. 1t was fol
all the world like a prairie dog town
save that there were snakes for dog
and the twinkling activity of those Lit
tie animals was wanting
"In a few moments | was armed
with q twig that would have created
CONSERVATION at a Donnybrook fair
and was wreaking vengeance for al
my family upon the torpid monsters be
fore me. In almost every instanc
they had not crawled far from thei
holes under the rocks, and a grea
many took the alarm, escaping befor
could secure an opportunity at thei
shining backs.
THUS it was that | only bagged
few hundred, and was obliged to cor
tent myself with that | dare not Civ
the exact number, as you might thin
it stretched, but it was a pretty fa
) hours sport considering the season
> The great mistake made was in nc
, taking a shotgun, when the carnag
could have been truly frightful- ~
Butte Inter Mountain.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-21
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
"MILLAMETTEn

j P Tippett, McMlnnville.
w h Wilkins, w Fl Raymond,
Roseburg.
S G Irvine, Albany.
DIS Dunbar, Clone.
A f Miller, Il L Thompson, Geo
E Doll, w w Bretherton, w A
Grondahl, w c Duncan, Chas E
Booker, sam S Goldsmith, Geo h
Lewis, Portland.
M Crawford, Daytoo.
Mrs G w Knapp and sou, Eugene.
C Van Loon. J Toy, Salem.
Geo A Davis, 5 +.
b Williams aud wife, n Y.
S S Jefireys, Corvallis,
A j KebIe, b f Furgenson, Ger
vais.
Slump, ID p Earps, Dallas.
"CCoK.n
] NJ Sauuebeer, ID Lacy, Nj Mil
gre, i Smith, w Berge, Salem.
A w Duck, j Thompson, w f
Faster, A f Thorpe, Portland.
BF Jones, Toledo,
o A Farmer, Newport.
A S Porter, Yaquina bay.
VIC Smith, Col.
VIM Crabb, Des Moines.
G w Thompson, st Paul.
is Smith, Puebla,
ID A Porter, A ID Jacobs, Selma.
A G Hausmau, Brownsville.
+ B1nser, Cheyenne.
j Dunsworth, 81 Paul.
Al Chandler, Sidney.
+ NJ Rhineharl, Shedd.
CIR Norris, w Darling.
Dayton and son, Salem.
& smith, Corvallis.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-21

Syrup"

For children a medi-
A Cough cine should be abso-
So. lutely reliable. A
a'N P mother must be able 10
Medicine. pin her faith to il as 20
her Bible. II must
contain nothing violent, uncertain,
Oh dangerous. II must be standard
in material and manufacture. 1t
must be plain and simple to admin
lister; easy and pleasant to take.
The child must like il, II must be
prompt in action, giving immedi-
ate relief, as childrens' troubles
come quick, grow fast, and end
fatally or otherwise in a very short
time. II must not only relieve quick
hit bring them around quick, a.
children chafe and fret and spoi
their constitutions under long con
finement. II must do lis work II
moderate doses. A large quantity
OF medicine in child Is not desira
bic. II must not interfere with th'
child's spirits. appetite or genera
health. These things suit old a
we'll as young folks, and make 30
echee's German Syrup the iavorip
family medicine. 9
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-21
MARKETS.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 2l.-Wheat
buyer; 1891, $l,74l, season, Sl.S0s.
PORTLAND, Or, Aug. 2l,--Wool,
Eastern Oregon, ls@l7; Valley
5000 cents. Wheat nominal.
CHICAGO, Aug. 2l.-Wheat open
ed strong, excited aud higher this
morning, December starting at
Sl.0SA, declined to 81 Odl; advanced
TO l.0Tl, dropged to Sl.O5l, and rose
again TO Sl.O8l. AT close easy; cash
sl.o4@sl.0ia; Sept. Sl.0si; Dec,
Sl.06l.
BERLIN, Aug. 2l.--Grain market
opened trmer this morning aud
closed stronger aud higher.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-21
What Does il dean?

600 Doses One Dollar" mean
simply that Hoods Sarsaparilla L.
the most economical medicine 10
buy, because it gives more for the
money than any other preparation
Each botlle contains 100 doses aud
will average to last month, while
other preparations, taken according
to directions, are gone In week.
Therefore, be sure to get Hoods Sar-
saparilla, the best blood purifier.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-21
How the African Eats.

At eating, the African negro, having
always first washed his hands and
rinsed his mouth, sits upon the ground,
holds the larger pieces between his
teeth while he cuts off bite with his
knife, but does not use both hands tc
hold food, except in gnawing bones
with the usual dishes he lays his right
arm over his knees, and reaching into
the pot molds the thick mess into lump'
about the size of walnut, which h'
throws into his mouth with a jerk
without scattering any of the food. IL
take out vegetables or soup he presses
hollow into the lump and dips witt
it. Politesess is shown to the host ol
housewife after eating by smackinG
loudly enough to be heard. - Pau
Relchard in Popular Science Monthly
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-21
FOREIGN.


III Il ChlNf@oE 0QC ChDANC-N'
SHANGHAI, Aug. 2l.-A strong
Chinese squadron has been ordered
TO NanKiu and another is assem-
bling north of Yang -tse-Kiaug.
CHINESE ALARMED.
PEKIN, Aug. A.-Ihe government
il alarmed at the Threatened appeal
to fnrce by the powers. The Chi
nese government expedition to lay
telegraph lines has been expelled by
the people in Yuma.
MISSIONARIES MURDERED.
BERLIN, Aug. 2l.-T"O German
Missionaries have been murdered in
New Guinea.
SCOTCH JUDGE DEAD.
LONDON, Aug. 2l.-John Ingliss
Glencorse, lord justice general fol
Scotland, is dead.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-21
Buy the light running Singer at
327lCommercial street cod
FRUIT PALACE.--Salem is head
quarters for fine fruits, and Farrar
& Co. take the lead for the best.

THEY ARE FIXED.-Montee Bros.
have opened their new photograph
gallery near the postoffice and are
ready for work. Cabinets, $500 a
dozen, We are now permanently
located and guarantee first class
work. Sl0-tf
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-21

II wonder why the car doesn't start "
exclaimed an impatient passenger.
There are not enough people on
board yet TO make the cargo, replied
another who understood the situation
New York Truth.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-21

SrACE IN PAVILION. - Parties
wishing space In the grand pavilion
building at the state fair, will make
application early 10 secure same by
calling on or addressing VIM. III.
Savage, Salem, Superintendent Of
pavilion. 81 DIFF
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-21
SCOTCH JUDGE DEAD.
FROM MARTINIoUE

PARIS, Aug. 2l.-Latest reports
from the island of Martinique, state
that 218 people were killed by the
recent cS clone. This is in coast towns
the interior is not heard from yet,
and until reports are received from
them the total number of killed
will not be known. 1t is thought the
number Of dead in the interior
towns will he equal to or greater
than In the coast towns. A rough
estimate makes the number of killed
800, and the injured 1000.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-21
IrALY MUST ELECT.

ROME, Aug. 21.-The government
organs assert if the next conclave IL
held abroad the government will
occupy the Vatican and exclude th,
new pope from 1t.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-21

Quick time ana through trains
offered passengers and shippers by
the Chicago, Union Pacific q North
western Line, San Francisco and
Portland TO Chicago. eod-Aug
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-21

Schedule OF steamer Three Slsters;
Leaves Portland Mondays aud
Thursdays at 8 n. m. Leaves Salem
Tuesdays end Fridays at s =.
m, SIS g
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-21

The Hest Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sorcs, llCfrs, salt Rheum, Fever
slOres, Tetter. Ghapped Hands, ChilDiainS
COrns aud al skin Eruptions. and p,si.
lively cures Piles, or 10 pay required. II
Is guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Prsee, - cents per
boa
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-21

shippers, coasign your time height
via the Chicago, Union Pacific 4
Northwestern hne. eod-aug
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-21

"Gath" and Marguerite" choice
Havana and imported cigars, and
10 cent goods, at Brooks & Legg's,
8123t
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-21

Cold WATER.-We'ls dug, Wells
bored, Wells drove, Wells repaired,
by A. Darr, South Salem. S-lS-6t.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-21

UTANTED-Our agents make Sl00 TO 500
w Il month selling our goods on their
merits. We want county and general
agents, and will take back all goods un
sold If IL county agent fails to clear s00
and expenses Gf II a thirty days trial, or
a general agent less than S25u We will
send IaIge illustrated circulars and letter
with a special offer to suit territory ap
piled for, on receipt of3 one cent stamps
Apply at once and get in on the baim,
Address Renner Manufacturing Co. Pitts
burg. Pa. t7d&wu
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-21
A. W. BLACKBOARD.

House painting and paper banging
GOOD material and firstclass work is n!
object. Leave orders ON slate, at FanaT'
store.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-21
25C Want Column,

Notices inserted for ONE CENT PER
WORD EACH INSERTION. No adyer
tisement inserted in this column for less
than twenty-five cents.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-21

I.ARAyErrR, ND, Aug. 2l.-The
" the Laks Erie road are
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-21

PORTLAND, Aug. 20.-Thomas A..
Sutherland, editor of the Sunday
Welcome, was drowned last evening
ut Stark street ferry landing. IN
attempting to board the ferry after
it had pulled out from the slip, he
fell into the river. The body was
recovered.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-29
n MATRIMONIAL.
IRrbour-Mey.


Mr.. Harry L. Barbour and Miss Nellie
May Bcede were married "Wednesday
evening at the home of the BRIDES
parents, No. 1877 First avenue, the Rev.
II. A. Mcintyre ofticiating. Miss Ber
tina Barb wasthe maid of honor and
Mr.. Ell. ". Cowlishaw was the groom's
uest man. Between one and two hund-
red guests were present and the event
was happy one. Many beautiful
gifts were presented and the Young
couple start on life's journey under
the most favorable auspices. They
will not take trip st present but are at
home to their friends at No. l03 First
avenue. Among the guests were Mr..
and Mrs. +. S. Bot,sford of Dorr.
Wednesday evening Mr.. Walter Van
Keuren and Miss Ada Lulu Sherk we're
married at the residence OF the BRIDES
slater. Mrs. A. j, Dayton. No GA
Wealthy avenue, the Rev. John Heri-
tage officiating. They will be at home
at No. 81 Baxter street after Decsmber
10.
DIR. II. Robinson Of Chicago and Miss
Mabel Bassett were married Wednesday
morning at the residence OF the ulde's
parents. No. 6s Colfax street, 1 the
Rev. ". A. Frye. They left mme-
dlaiely the ceremony for their .uture
home IN Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-29

Fifth avenue, has decided TO make their
Innings, instead of an accessory, a fea-
ture. They are ell silk, Of course.
Sometimes they harmonize, oftener
they contrast vividly with the stuff they
accompany. For instance, a reception
gown of black r6yalc is lined, waist
and skirt, with exquisite oid-rose satin.
A rough cloth. whose olive surface 10
blotched with a tint that looks like
nothing so much as an autumn leaf in
which frost has left but the ghost Of its
scarlet flame, has for its lining high
light OF the same tender color. A water
green silk is lined with palest sea-shell
pink, yellow that glows like live sun
shine shows inside something that re-
calls a mauve vail laid lightly over the
heart Of a silver pink rose.
This same lovely bride HIS gown or
two worth o paragraph-even as to
their outside. For example, . morning
gown of the richest clear red wool, so
fine and close of wool that it puts
satin to the blush. II is cut to sit close
in the back with a dcmi-train edged
with o slken quilting exactly matching
its color. The front is Of soft, thick
ribbed gray silk. with triple clustered
stripes of white and red. II is gathered
full into o broad gray collar and shirred
In diamond pattern to The shape of the
bust Over this the red wool falls in
long jacket fronts that reach quite to
tho foot
Al an early tea given to one Of the
Astor family few days after the birth
Of the young heir. who is said to have
his mothers hands and hair. with Astor
features one Of the guests was thus
gowned She sat near the tea-table in
a high carved mahogany chair. per-
feet picture Of tho grand dame fa Dc
siecls- Her gown was OF the richest
fawu corded silk, made with deep
folded vest that was fastened at the
waist with . belt of Jet and gold ern-
broidery. Embroidery to match ran
around collar. wrists and skirt above a
deep band of beaver fur. She wore.
likewise. half-ftting vest of beaver
colored velvet In front of her stood a
young woman who could almost dis
count the glorics Of King Solomon Her
gown was heliotropc cloth. with
shaded metal embroidery in gold. silver
and copper. II fell at the back in a
demi-.rain. and opened in front over an
under-dress of the richest stamped vel
vet in Louis XIV. patterns. The toque
was Of cloth and velvet to match Al
together. she was mighty impressive
testimony 20 the dress-malers' high
- EIfFN OaaoRN.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-29


We must trcs. the contue<sr. Dcss sureU'
Why u,slnoes ef miilsc1s sefsre
0svs n&fs this same ioassey s-easoss
AID come 20 tAat ultimate shoSA
Aai we. we viii reach IL In seascos
Asd sh. what = welcome II there's
Reject ta>a how cut - ell reasoo
10 step - the ssasson pespas.
Ar ui1slsAf. s.s nans . coti1A
% tfsti. blaek ~ster ss~e 90
A. se csr.>y frcn cceAs - oceoD@
Prem ses untii uitirnsSe sea-
fe that s>~v ses ef seaS ard al sS3eooo
or passion coucern sad ef care
Tat vs-t sea u ffee set e ssBfa.
pc>'t step - ths sssk-ss p>sp~tRf
ee fc~v.rs vesssver rsy ssiisH,
60 fsrwsrs. friesa-t-d os ssosss
A "a - srap - tn scrr> sctsev
Or fcs. n ths nsxst snd szxao~n-s
Le4e - ns- To- e. try - nite yca
Fro0 snsesa asl waiting yea a er2
% fcrwsrs vsste~sr setfSr ycs
Deaf ssrc - ses station D-s-sirs
~Jssssss as1>r \. - fsAepes6puA
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-29

blue velvet rihbon whoss esds reached
quite 10 the hem.
There we're perhaps . dcxen hunters
green with sable trimming vsriously
applied That ts indeed quite sks CON-
bissstsn of the msnuse-shough all sorts
~ shaggy and curly furs are high In
en-er - trimming
Here is dsmsel gorgeous In dull red
and yellow san-se much - indeed that
she recalled IN sutunn ferest The bell
skfrt Of shaggy rcd cloth had at The
eco< three ses,s pats 81 velvet Just
n~schins iss colcr. A put II shs sans
seivvs hid The isnctioa Of waist and
skirx The soxtce was the richest
gosdea san With ieweled psssemenssrie
m~rouehs ursa shs stuff The bonnet
was . wreath ~ ossysch sirs. shading
from I'D - ycllc~- brown wifh seantii-
asns spansles aashi.s frsm sssA fsssh-
sRy sssssS
Tkis bssnres h syneu9 she most s>yiish
- the ~sp~ea. Ia shape u II The ever
lAverfs< tnsuA rhe ssna = ssdst bIne
veivss hsis is ieng fcids sr.~Ha ths
eAec. slhNhsiy ru9~A sv~s the fcr~hesd
and ssaaas in ssere VITA bit - rs-~siy
sasis< ozsr Nc xelyss sss . rrsasa
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-29

gauntlet betwixt the sorrowful dead
leaf tint and the posky joyousness Of
gold color. a. the angry flames OF burnt
orange. Many are overlaid with
splashes and blotches either contrasting
or hArmonizing with the ground Others
show ringA stripes or broad uneven
patches Of dosp blue or deeper red.
Among the most striking was a blue
chevios bound with tawny orange, late
ly chosen for new brides going-away
gown. vest of dull blue silk was let
into the plain close-6tting round bodice,
over which the close bell-skirt fastened.
Bishop aleeves cf the cheviot gathered
full INTO loose waistband pass easily
up and down over the tight blue silk un-
derslecveL
The bishop sleeve, by the way, is
fashions latest caprice. and ever SO
much more fashionable than the bell
slseve Of the recent past IL Is perfectly
straight deeply rounded At the top,
gsshsred very fall in tho armhole and
1t ths wrist into band big enough to
alp sasily over the hand and forearm.
Underneath IL fashion DEGREES a tight
eost sleeve of either . contrasting or
harmonizing color.
Very many such were seen ut the
horse show II is ancient history now,
but al she fashionable world and his
wife were on dress parade. so it Is
worth while TO tell of the gowns One
ornament Of the Four Hundred was no
end sty lish in . gown Of fine gray cloth.
made as long basque, with big outside
pockets and rows Of enameled buttons
that might have been heirlooms and
wsre certainly works OF art The
basque fastened over o handsome white
waistcoat sown with tiny real jewels,
zach in its separate setting upon tiny
spiral spring The nat was OF black
felt with outstanding black velvet loops
and bird with outstresched wings A
gown even more notable had q beige
ground with ring pattern Of moonlight
blue upon IL The mauvc skirt had a bor-
der Of Shaggy marmot fur. In front there
was . coqniile OF moonlight blue velvet
heavily embroidered in gold. and at tho
back of the neck q bow Of moonlight
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-29
AMONG OUR FRIEyDs.
when. where aad How They Pssea the
week.


John Roberts has returned % Elk
Rapids.
s'rs. NJ. l.. CaIkins has retured ~
Jackson.
Nss Kate Konkle las retuned to
CAIeionss.
NIrs. r. p. Newhrough has returned
20 Ian lng.
Mrs t. W. Fletcher has been vry in
but il recovs rlns-
Ms. Pess C. King spent thauseiv.
ing a. Ne-sygo-
Prof. A. n. Morshead visited Middle
vile Wednesday.
Mrs. s. P. Tufts OF Jackson 10 vatlns
trends in this city.
n. r. Vandsfcook OF AlleSanspent
the week IN thls esty.
Mss Vac Baren spent Thanksvsnr
With Bsg Rapids friends.
Mrs. " s. Mann. accompany hy
Master Maurice Alirlch, vssses her
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-29

Of eock feathers. ALSO cadet blue. rum
ming up HaA down and scged wits ees
briIlsAa.A At the b@ssk three upright
eailis h<swiss eespaagied. soae priaes
Of Wales pla1nss sad loops Of cadet
blue velx<s. eat II which come tks
strinzx 70 pass double under tie chin
Another prince Of Wales cluster comes
Sowz sEi rests lightly upon the yellow
hair. Her companion, ono Of tbs fresh.
wholesome brovn-eysd girls who al
ways develop into fns womsn. smiles Al
yoa froa uadsr big black velvet hat
with an irregular soft erirn whose
curves are WONDERFULLY picturesque,
and more wonderfully fez,hery The
trimming Is just big. soft bow Of
broad ribbon velvet. and six of the new
mushroom tips shading from white 70
golden yellow.
Street gowns are severely simple. II
a. and finish do not give 10. none Is
possible. For the most part they have
coats whose skirts reach To the knee
Dress skirts are narrow and ciose-nt-
ting-in fact nodded 10 the figure at
top. with . sudden amplitude at the
foot Tho only permissible trimming
Is a wide border of far. or several mar
row ones. or else n row Of Passe-
mentcrie.
but such passementerio nobody ever
quite saw before. Fancy wide, golden
meshes sown with seed pearls. with
pale emerald nsil-heads. or those that
fash out to you the luster of aqua
marina Imagine il catching down
drspcries of ereamy-white crepe ds
eA.ne and you win get some idea Of the
gown worn as Thanksgiving night
party at Q country house, when its
blonde owner set several hearts a
tremble. For she bound her golden
hair with ropes Of real pearls,
and enwrapped her mil,s-white throat
with tho same perfect Jewels Even
her tiny slippers-she is second Gin.
derella-were powdered with the white
drops that might DO fairy tears made
Immortal Another gem which upon
the Same occasion enhanced the charms
OF her brunette dearest foe is Of blue.
green silver-spangled tulle made with
tho suspicion Of fan train over blue.
green shot silk. At foot the skirt
has an enormously full tulle ruche with
q row Of stsmless pink roses through
the center. The same trimming. but
smaller. outlined the low neck. On
either shoulder there was q big. real
lace butterfly, and third lowered over
the roses sbloom in beauty's hair. An
other gem was Of yellow silk, hand
wrought with pink orchids and yellow.
/. jeweled ceuterA
One Of this autumn's brides, VIII 50
wedding gowns are DOW srmaking Oh
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-29
STYLES IN CHILLY DAYS
New Styles and Fancies to Make
Fair ths Falr Sex.
SOMETHING PRETTY iyD rslpuE
o~~~s vssh sAs Dissn ~ Uiiis sad
nsssnss--Af.iass - ss . fs<ss<s-TA>sks
szvssg T@rty oswas and sszns
nsn . Efna Ases.s rroasssss.

3Eowsd&ys IL = bard to >ay which 10
shs nost gorgeous aad zi4riag-the
shop Windows sr the women thsy lure
inside The wisasss tesm with heavy.
shaxZy ssa1s for street wezr-eAmel's
hair. sofs a. velys. shseny as silk.
friszes Aaa chevisss with the bloom Of
Scotch Allis AID heathers overiayinS
their grsanss Of brown n gray or olive.
Thsy are sew-whst Is better. they are
- laach - that yoa recognise them ~
once ~ the sextl!s expression ef new
and beautiful thought There IL won
Aeral Individuality In the groanA
esisrA The grays are cold or wArm or
dannrs or fre4klsh. ths byswns reA the
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-29
PERFUMERIES, SOAPS
TOILET ARTICLES.
STANDARD Gooos At POPULAR PRICES

OIANOARO GOODS AT POPULAR PRICES.
being sold oy together with the
offered, has made this de epsrtment . success from
Its beginning We offering
Lubin's Perfumes:
Az soc per or. included. following
White Rose Jocky Club phsno Violet Ylang VI .ng
West End Paschonly and Heliotrope.
Lautier Fills Perfumes:
36c per bottle included. Odors Tube Rose Rese
Gersnium, White Rose Opoponax. asnin st pha nots
Helotrope. Frangipanna, Wang Ylang. Wood Violet
Jockey CLUB and Essence Boquet. Speeai Odors May
Bells Evans saline and Edelweiss 3oc per oz bottle
cuded.
Lady Grey Perfumes:
Mown Hay. White Heiiowope. Aroutus, Glove Pink
White Rose. Lliey Of Valley. Magdaian and
Pachouley.
Colgate Perfumes.
sc per os bottle included odor P.n:y Blossom Sweet
Italian Violet and White Lilac
Kinks Perfumes
odors Blue Lilac. shandon Bells Violet Russian
Roses, Las Blanc Tea Rose. Sweet Clover and Musk
Jean Artaud's Perfumes
per (bole incude) odors Hcotr,ps White Rose
Violet Violet de Parme, Apple Blossom. Yang Ylang
Jockey Club Liley de Franc Ocean Spray Liey Of
Valley Jasmin and Marie Stuart.
We Also Offer
choice of following per or. (bos.le
Rose Iasmn, Jockey Club and Wood Violet These
prices for balance of the 1891: Oatieys
0alet Eau de Cologne johann Maria Far,ns
OF. Cologne soc; Raymond's Floral Cologne 6sc.
LazeN & DalIey's Toilet Waters:
Raymond brant. bottles $780, bottles esc
Florda aoc. Pure West India Say Rum "a OF.
2oc,P Pinauds' Eau de Qunine 8 ".