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Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1892-09-15

tenced TO the missouri penl-
tentiary for fifty years for mur.
der, has had his sentenced re.
duced to twelve years on con
dition that he will never drink
liquor again. He will soon be
released.
SCHOOL SUITs.-King & Re
velle have a full supply of
school suits for boys and youth,
which they will sell cheap.
The Press presents it's read.
ers with another supple .lent
this week, which is largely
:ah.sn up with the report of the
Chillicoths Road Convention.
You should read it and learn
what is being done toward the
improvement of the public
roads of Missouri.
Robert Wilson, an attorney
Of Jackson, WAS attacked by a Sc
we're pain in the right side
Wednesday, and DR.. J. NJ. Fin
ney advised him to go home,
thinking it possible that he was
taking pneumonia. We hope
that it will not develop into any.
thing serious.
WANrED-A young man who
is sober and Industrious, who
would like to learn the photo.
graphar's. trade. Call and see
NE or address.
H. ]. MOORE,
p Photographer, Jackson, Mo.
Mr.. Gibbs, who represents
the Southeast Music douse of
Cape Girardeau, is thinking of
giving a musical entertainment
either in Marble Hill 4 Lutes.
vile in. about a month. His
plan is original, and it will
doubtless prove a rare treat to
our music.loving people.
II do not desire any one to
learn the photographers busi-
ness under me, bit l. Understand
it myself, as you will learn by
stepping into my gallery in
Lutesyille and examining my
work. ]. F. HOLMES.
The grand jury is examin.
ing witnesses in the cases OF
Taylor and George Pierce. who
are held for the murder of Hen.
ry Killian on July the 2sth last.
They will likely be indicted for
murder in the first degree, but
it Is not at all probable that
their cases will be tried at this,
or even the next, term Of court.
LATER. h., T. and George
Pierce have been indicted for
murder In the first degree.
The Peoples party met in
The courthouse Saturday to nom.
mate a county ticket, but as
delegates from some localities
from which the leaders had rea.
son to expect representation fail.
ed to put in an appearance, the
nominations were deferred and
the meeting adjourned to meet
again next Thursday. The par.
ty Is very weak in this county,
but we suppose a full ticket will
be put out at their next meet
ing.
The local paper is offen &C.
cused Of bias in regard to Civ
ing personal notices--of, mon.
tioning the coming and going Of
some and emitting others. The
fault is not the EDITORS. Re is
always willing and even anx-
ious to tell who comes and who
goes, ii he can find out, but 4
country newspaper cannot af.
ford to have Q dozen salaried
reporters, If you have visitors,
let US know who they arr and
where they came from; il any.
thing happens ID your viciplty
let us know about II; II yoe get
married let no know the AGn.
Der of your guests; ii you know
anything nVwsy let Us know
about II. You will find us rs
ready to "notics" one as ar
other, patron or otherwise, friend
or foe. Our object ia TO give
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1892-09-15
OFFICIAL GUIDE.
, ITO THE
Worlds Fair { Chicago
NOW READY.

What Americans and Every Nation in the
World will Exhibit. Age Of ..Colulnbus.
Nearly 500 pages. Elegantly printed.
Handsomely bound. Superbly illustrated
with magnificent representations Of all the
mammoth Worlds Fair Buildings. Each
building full page colvreu plate. executed
in eight oil colors at a cost Of nearly
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1892-09-15

Call and see the Weisell
washer. For sale by Aug Just
BOhnsack.
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DI r d.

DI ED.
.ns 1 & S Nay ss .s sy s A.
Of ". i. Blythe. aged seventeen years.
BUTLER. On "Wednesday, May 4. 1892. At 10
Lancaster aud Ellen Jackson. At her residence. "a
street southwest. aged thirty siK years.
"Gone, but not forgotten"
BY HER SISTERS
Funeral Sunday At p m. from Zlon Baptist Church.
J street between Third and fouT-And-a-han south
CARTER. MARTHA 4 CARTER the beloeed
aausher Of Arusted Carter, Departed this life May
Dearest sister thou hast left us
But twas Siod who hath bereft Us
He can sl our sorrows heal
Funeral from Zion Baptist Church. street between
O'Clock. Friends aud relStiyes invited attend
MILLER. On May o. ls92. at ? am. Mrs. JANE NJ
FUNERAL from her late residence. 1928 Fifteenth
street northwest, on sunday. May s. At SD IN liner
0coSNoE. On May e. 1899. at Q so p m. . ..
ocoNNoR, IN the thiIty third year of his are
street northwest. saturday. May :. ID 80 . M
Solemn FeS1iem ms,s a. III 9ys1, chnrehi .
beloved husband # Charlotte A. Parker. in the 55th
Funeral Saturday. Nav 1899. It Ic 80 am. from
Mosnt vernon Place NJ church helstyss ana
ton. Va. papers please copy.l
RosENBAuM AZ Roanoke. Va, May 3. 1892.
Funeral took place ~ Washington Hebrew cemetery
May at ma
sMALIwOOp on Thursday, May ., 1899. at 10
D. m. IDA. beloved wife OF William snallwOod- ae
her residence. 1870 Union street southwest, aged
twenty -slght years
Gone but not forgotten. -
Funeral Saturday 80 q. m Friends and relative
invited % attend. Intsrnent Marshal. Va. twsr-
renton W.. papers please copy
WILSON. on Thursday morning. May 8. 1892, 40
5 80 O'Clock. EMILY the be eyed wife Of Joseph VIII
son. AGED thirty-oie ycarS
Funeral FROM tie fndependont NJ T. Church on
Eleventb stree. between AID streets southea
sunday, etn instant 81 O'Clock I'm %
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KrSc,s PALACE.
i2-S14 SEVENTH STREET,
Ioi'.E!Ir'II III p! B -I.IIrI
AT
pPP ZEE RRR RRR Y w xsss.
Err kkE RRk r kRk F wy sssss
r EEE + r Z L Y SsssS

BBR AIRING none We have complete q stock Of
BBB fine HANDwEAR as is to be found in this city.
b.
RIB 1t touches all sides of wsnt-dress-comfort-
and moderate cest-for men, women and children.
The FABRIC GLOVES and MITTs have come into
service. They for commoner use than the Kids.
Nothing can dethrone Kid Gloves as the requisites of
dress-up occasions-summer or winter-dsyiight or
gasght But the comforts" come first now. Every
body is buying-and larger number than ever before
HERE. That is an indication to minds that our
care and consideration is appreciated. You never
boar Of US quoting of those ridiculous prices that
are too weak to bear any quaity-Nor ye. are we SO
high IS to be out Of reach. But our GLOVES are
marked right-on the basis Of value. The good you
get out Of them s proof Of the equity We don't buy
any we cannot sell with guarantee.
But you want comfort-and to know something Of
the cost-fair as it is
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HroHwAr RoBBrnr.

Some Lishwaymen steal your monsy. oshen Try -
steal the results Of your brain and the fruits OF
labor the latter thu worst form highway robbery
Merit has made success Of CARTERs LITTLE
Liver PILLS They have become household word
and The people will have them: they know their vsus
Then comes The hishwaymsn with HIS INVITATIONS
AND WORTHLESS fRAUDs. and with thsss h
hopss trade upon the merit and reputation Of CAn
TERsLITTLE EIvEk PILLS.
BEwARR or THESE nI0HwAYNEN: don't Be I'M
posed upoB with article offered you Q. 'yusf -
GOOD" - .C-A-R-T-k-Rs-s." Tbers d nothin6 g
good e. .C-A-R-T-E-I-'-S"
Ash for 'c-A-B-T-E-R-'-s-a and be sure you eet IL
genuine cARrER's LITTLE LIVER PILLS.
POSITIVE CURE FOB srcx HEADACHE
SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE SMALL PRICE
cesQfB.wly
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. Popu1A. FA,.
MEN AND WOMEN NOW CARRY CONCEALED
DEADLY WEAPONS.

MEN AND WOMEN NOW CARRY CONCEALED
DEADLY WEAPONS
II seems 10 b . popular fad. rather . popular
evil for Washington men 10 carry concealed deadly
weaponA The police capture enough knives and
revolver during . year to stock . sood-sized
arsenal and many Of them are found upon men. and
lot infrequently upon women. who have no appar-
snt for going armed They not really Of the
criminal class neither have they any vslusbes that
auirs such stringent method of protection In speak
ing Of the matter to . reporter veteran police Jus
tics. Who has sssn every phase Of life. said;
"These who hahituslly carry deadly weapons
upon their persona outsids Of the ofncers Of the
lay. arc either criminals who need them for pro-
tsctou In their nefarious trade buies who require
sonsthing 20 give them the courage nature has a.
MED. o. young fools Who think Il smart aud manly
10 20 srmsd. psveivsr and few drinks of WHISKY
form dangerous combustion we'll the holder Of
The sombinstion - 10 al Who may be % unfortunate
10 h contact With him. For person who
usss revolver IN . good cause niuety-nine persons
get thsmsslsn into needless trouble With H.
IT no man carried rsvoaver unless he had Grim
snal intsntioa vsss daily licensed 70 DO % BIZ
the peatcs authorities the magistrate could dssi
WITH ~ posssssoss of vsapoas noss vigorously end
bsssG :salsses - isv aRssnss carrying sAsm.
with proper police protection thers 10 no rsssonsble
cause for respectable man going around the streets
IKE vslkiug asssaal yet n h wsI1ksown fact that
come Of he meet suinsst man In Warrington carry
loeAsd ssvolvpsas
Thsss ne esssr nd bstsr means q preserving me
ms 90 hsa,th shAa 10 carryins deadly weapons
Browns mos Hisssss u ths s1sssss protection of
seed hahn ~ Ne wus3l 70 mskss strength and
WIN strength 200 ~ svsd from shs onslsusht ef
sisknsaa Ass spsiss medicine II 70 unsqsa,ed II
pastAn ~ blood. hr.oS shs Aosmans spervsss
lsssss sUay 49, ianeses snd Aslnsa witch seems
- - ~ sssf pessenA ss0panasa q psi.s. Browns
lpaa nstsss y compound q puss vsssssb,e ssp.
sdiss nd team xspssasay ssssamsndsd - stssassA-
snAas tsn1e for vsak "a sissas soasa. psssvs
enss 1sr dyusDutA nsusalG1A uslAs1s nd rhsuns-
uA- hsass ~ ~ ~ gsssinA osad b ~ arus-
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CRITICISED THE PRESIDENT.

Delegates To the Methodist Conference no
Not Like His Approval of the Chinese Bif.
OMAHA, NEB., May 6-The Methodist confer
ence spent over an hour this morning in the
reading of the minutes and itemizinc the many
resolutions, appeals and memorials presented
yesterday. The action of President Harrison
In signing the Chinese exclusion act last
night within q few hours of its delivery
10 him was severely criticised by the delegates.
The committee appointed Yesterday to prepare
a memorial protesting against the bill tele-
graphed the President last night concerning
the matter. and they supposed that the Presi-
dent in taking such speedy action had directly
snubbed them.
One excited delegate declared that the bill
was signed solely 10 catch the Irish vote. but
such objections were made TO tins statement
that il was Withdrawn for the time ing.
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EASE YoUR CoUGH by using Dr. ID. Jayne's En-
pectOrant, sure and helpful medicine for all
Throsi and Lung ailments, and . curative for
Asthma.
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NJ A r RI K ID .

kfSSIFR-IASE. On Wednesday, May T. 1872
by Rev DIR. Butter. HELEN VIRGINIA. LANK q
this city and GEORGE X kESsLER Of Chicago, Ill.
tChicago papers please copyl
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Black and White Striped Print wsists made with
plated front and back. Sin. nounce down 'front.' I'm.
ished with belt
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NEW IlANDkERCHIEFS.
LADIES' ALI--LINEN SHEER HAND
KERCHIEFS, with the NEW EMBkOID-
EI.ED RIBBON BORDER in ALL CULORS.
EMBROIDERED SCALLUPED EDGES SPE-
CiAL PkIgE. I0c each
SHEER LINN HANDKERCHIEFS WITH
SCALLOPED EDGES and NIOLETS EN-
BkOIDEkED in their NATURAL COLOks.
SPECIAL PRICE. 5Oe each
SHEER LINEN HANDKERCHIEF, PURE
WHITE. EMBROIDERED In BOW KNOT
PATTERNS. SIC each
ONE LOT Of PRETTY EMBROIDERED
HANDkEhCHIEFS. in DELICATE PAT
CHOICE or THIS LOT. CSC each,
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Range of the Thermometer.

The following were the readings at tho once
Of the weather bureau today: sam, 60; pm,
So; maximum, So; minimum, -.
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>5lNtSitSSSSSSSSssfSSSS ssfSfs
s. / III Is :! Is: :: :: ::
F. :. { E.. 4 4 . 6 6 E L I. ;
SATURDAY ITEMS
In LADIES. Misses AND CHnpsrss
FURNISHINGS.
.d1sr 9Gr 81 pEpAhRT I 4. special.
day might Here are afew Of them:
CauDarss TRIMMED SAr1ons Al
= ~ BIZ. g. Sc.
LADIrs' TRIMMED S.nons Ar 23c.
LADIES AND Mrssrs LraHons
FIArs Ar $50.
LADIES, AND Misses Trimmed
HArs Ar 1915.
LADIES RIBBED USDEnwr.R
ITEM No 2-one lot Of LADIES' Rboed ests crociesed
tops. Former price. 2lc. Special price,
ITEM No 3-25 dozen Of Ladies' Isle Finishedvests.
with silk drawing pc. Former price,
Sic Special price, :3c.
ITEM No lone lot Of Ladies, Knce-length Ribbed
Pants. all sizes. 4Sc.
LADIES. Misses AND CH,LDnEs,s
FURNISHINGS.
ITEM no 1chid dTsps R RepSr,ms I'S,r,
scaiieoi, sr Mayn Sesia Hubbard Dresses
ITEM No 2-whits Checked Nainsook Dresses :; with
front trimmed with Hamburg insert
ITEM No ch,Iartps esgus yes.s. , -, 49, =,
Size. III IL 20 ~ "a &c % 80
,rxxso c P5iss; s g II ~ y Z - al
Swiss smbroidered crowns. Regular
ITEM No s. 9sf psns Cap. m
with narrow Val lace with Gretchen
merly sold for CSC. special price, $50.
,,su Mgs1ls USDrnwr.n ITEMS
around neck with narrow embroidery.
ITEM No aons special Pc, !, price ESQ no,,., u,,,.,
Gowns excellent cotton with yoke Of
Ill ; 30 sTGxs pretty n .s'e,ns Of Hamburg
around neck and sleeves with Hamburg
emb tMother Hubbard sleevesI Former
o, price. Csc:
Special price. Use
Only one gown to any customer.
TEN No sons G Of ladies' s'f fins Muslin Walking
inches deep around bottom. headed
with bunch tucEs. This Skirt sold
for 7bc. Only one to any customer.
Special price. 5Sc.
ITEM No 4-Our pain Cotton Drawers with deep
hem aud tucks. yoke bands-al sizes,
1pc
Constr ITEMS.
ITEM No 1-our vcntilatine Corsess the celebrated
C. Is B.a Ia Sririte make (best prodnced
at 1Ucl. we will sell tomorrow at spe-
. cal price, Ale
ITEM NO 2-Ch,idrsDs Corded Waists. slightly
- soiied. Former price. 25c. Special
THE ABOVE ITEMS EiMGe; AXE FOR SATURDAY ONLY
~. fl K1se,s PALACE.
1t :. ~ SI2-Sl4 SEVENTH STREET.
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o. INTEREST To EvrRYBopY.

Srrn.v ,,,..,.. I'm.
tIsr. q. No.. y - c,,.,;. D. W. -, Cn
H.iI TnJsrr.., n W..v-, ." % nS a. 20 J. !.
This hishclsss Underwear undergoes the most rigid
scrutiny garments with few uneven stitches the
tnest oil spot are put aside - -seconds." That the
majority OF these could be sold perfect will be evil
dent to you - to the hundreds Of others who have
looked in vain for defects 81 instead Of e. rs and
ner- weight Neriuo Updsrv..r yon,u n.,,ce Nh.
shirts have ribbed ends and the m with pat.t
stays All Sizes too. Nothing ~rous with theIn-our
way Of quickly introducing new goods
nv .-c,--s
i HE Palals Royal has only to announce The Open
ing Of these Summer Season. Carmen, TO be assured
lowing gsrruents reduced in price, for Tn. Open
n.y." will 10 found Oh special counters tomorrow ON
FIRST FLOOR OF STORE, No IL ~ n ave.
en
QUO for the Csc Waists of French P.rcsle I'm
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Figured and Striped Cambria Waists, mads via
plated back. finished with belt
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MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP

n RS. wINsLow's SOOTHING srRCP
Has been used for over JIFTYyEARs by MILLIONS
ofA0THERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH
ING with PERFECT sUCCEsA IL sOoTHEs the
CHILD. soFTfNs the GUNS. ALLAYs ell PAIN.
CURES WIND collie. and 10 the best remedy for
D1ARRBGA. Sold by Druggists In evory part of the
world Be sure and sch for Mrs. winslox-s Soothing
Syrup" sud saks no other kind. 2b cents bottle
ably
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S1.OO.

Figured and Striped Batiste Waists. fpclud,nr ths
bow knot-mads with plsited finished with bel,
95c.
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Sc CAKE
SOME RARE BARaa1Ss IL

LADIES BLOUSE WAISTS FOB SATURDAY.
LADIES' FRENCH BATISTE WAIST. with
plated back. tura-dOwn collar, curs, rufi1e
down front. in BLACK or NAVY Blue Reg
ulaF value. 81 70. FOR SATURDAY,
al 90 EACH.
LADIES' WHITE BLOUSE WAIST, MADK
OF FINE INDIA LINEN. with PLATED
FRONT and BACK. turnover collar and cuffs,
belt Regular price, SSc. SPECIAL BARGAIN
Price.
SOC EACH
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White Lawn Waists, made with plated hack A,
ished with belt.
62ac
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Cop-LnvrR On Susorsrs Cox.
sumption: which 70 Amos, UNFORTUNATE Its hes, us.
y before you fear eensump,ion-~hen you Begin to
get thin Consumption IL osis oss Of the dangers Of
thinnesa
SCOTS Emulsion q cod-nvss on makes the thin
plump. and the plump are almost ssfs
Let % send you book % CAREFUL LIvINa-free
SCOTT Z sowSk Chemists. Isa South 9Th ave-
nue.. Nev Yors.
Yonf druggist kesps scotrs Emulsion Of cod-liver
oil-an druggists svsrywhere do. q.
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TonEr Articles FoH SATURDAY.
Pure ALMOND MEAL FACE POWDER.
Regular prlce, =5c FOE SATURDAY. ONLY
lgc bUx
vELUSIA FACE POWDER, PURE and
BENEFICIAL. PREPARATION for the-SkIN.
Regular pTicr. nc For saturday, lyc box
Imported WHITE CASTLE SOAP Regular
price, lie 70. SATURDAY Sc cake
PURE PALM OIL SOAP. large bars Regular
price. 1Oc Tor this lot.
&C BAR.
200 CAKES OF FINE MILLED SOAP. IN
IL kinds. REGULAR Price. 1Oc' SPECIAL
lkICE,
e.
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4 4 T I'll e. Is Is: III
rg 4 gD2R en-
! t BBDBB E.

With our stores crowded from morning till
closing time during the past few weeks we are
kratined to acknowledge TINT our business has
overstepped the highest mark we ever pic
tured for It.
Like applause to the actor. this evident popu-
lsr appreciation Of our Reliable Fooswesr. our
Prices and our Business Methods, encourages
our course upward and onward. which means:
THE LARGER OUR BUSINESS, THE
BETTER AND CHEAPER OUR GOODS
WILL BE FOUND"
Our stock OF Spring and Summer Shoes 10
now at its highest tide. with prices At the low
est known ebb-s hint that this IL the most
proper time for you to buy.
CHnDRES's Shoes.
INFANTS, SIZES,
oF DUB Black or Colored aac, 35c,
SOC. 75c aud II 90.
SIZES Tos
Spring Heel Button and
Low Cuts 50c. TIC. 81 and
THOROUGHLY SIZES 81 TO lo%
TESTED. 75c. 81. 81 20 and 81 so.
MISSES SIZES.
For School or Dress, 75c,
BOYS AND Y0UTIs' SIZES.
Drsssy second to nene for
ouAL1r1Es and i u So So: % - o. ~
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FoR GIovEs You NErp

toR GLovEs You NEED
Come 70 us. We WILL MAKE SPECIAL
PRICES SATURDAY.
4.BUTTON SUICIDES. Regular value. 81.
FOR SATURDAY.
15c PAIR
4-BUTToS GLACE GLOVES. Reguls-
value. Sl.25t FOR SATURDAY,
81 PAIR.
FOSTER LACED GLOVES, in Ttna We're
tl.25. FOR SATURDAY,
81 PAIR.
FOSTER LACED GLOVES. in Tans and
GRAY. Were 81. SO. FOR SATURDAY.
Sl25 PAIR
FOSTER GLOVES in BLACK Regular price.
81 80. toK SATURDAY, 81 % pair.
FOSTER GLOVES In BLACK Were u IS.
TOk SATURDAY. 81 90 pair.
S-BUTrON MOUsQUETAiRE SUICIDES in
TANS. We're Sis. FOR SATURDAY. 81
pair.
TANS and GRAY We're 81 30. SPECIAL
81 p pair
s-yUTToN MoUsQUETAIRE sUEpEs in
TANs and GRAYs. We're 81 as SPECIAL.
so pair
SILK GLOVES and IAFFETTA GLOVES
from &c up
pair
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Su,rroa
TO ALL oTuKn
HRDTcINEs FOR
PURIFYING TUE BLOOD
AND RESTORING fas
HRALrH Axp
srREXorH.
AYIx's
sARsAPARuIA
STANDARD SPECIFIC
Foa scRoFuLA. cArARRA
RRKuMATIsH AND
DEBILITY.
CURES oTREna
WILL CURE ZOO.
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CHrLDErs.s ExrnA FINE RrBBED
HOSE
Sizes S to s1. with DOUBLE KNEES.
HEELS and Tolls. Regular price. 81 10 bOc
pair. according size. SPECIAL PRICE
SATURDAY FOR ANY -lZE.
3 PAIRS FOR fI
CHILDREN's DERBY RIBBED HOSE sizes
6to9A. Regular price, 20 to 4oe FOR SAT-
UkDAi ONLY,
CHILDREN'S HOSE. IN Tan. MOROCCO
RED and WHITE, in SILK. COTTON or
IISLF. at SPECIAL PRICES.
ExrRA PERFrMERY REpucrroNs FoB
SATURDAY ONLY.
"Blue Lille Extract Regular price, Soc.
FOR SATURDAY ONLY, 27e ounce.
LILIES Oh FRANCE Made from the pure
French lily. Regular price. Doc FOR SAT
URUAY.
FRENCH TRIPLE EXTRACT OF WOOD
VIOLET" Regular price. 4Sc FOB SATCk-
DAY,
FRENCH TRIPLE EXTRACT WHITE
ROSE" Regular price. 45c For SATURDAY.
s.Re
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Soc.
Null Hans AND Cars

NULL HATS land CAP2
We have Just added to our already superb stock Of
Null Hats and Cars the following lnss which 1t their
respective prices cannot be surpassed:
White Null Tam 0'Shanter Hats, with crown Of en-
broidery and rim Of sheered null.
25c
--0---
Childrsns Null Hats in Cream. White ana Pi,k
trimmed with lace and null quilting rim edged with
lace.
Soc
--o--
Childrens Null Hats in latest shapes crown sorm.a
OF nne shiried null. trimmed with lace md null
quilting. rim edged with fine Hamburg, and finished
with long streamers
Sl.25.
-O---
Infants Caps with sides Of embroidery ana cordsd
muslinstrip through center. edged all around with
plating OF Val lace and finished with VAL iscs POM
pom and long wide ties
25c.
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INFANTS BELoSGrNes.
In this de yaFtmept lead the town. We
show the FINEST and MOST DAINTY AP-
PANEL for INFANTS. We carry everything
that Is NEEDED for the LITTLE ones, from
the pretty little Bootees to an elegant DRESS
CLOAK. all SEW and Of the LATEST
STYLE We GUARANTEE OUR PRICES 10
be the LOWEST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-06

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