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Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-08-05
DREAMLANN.

In the dim realm I UNCONSTITUTIONAL
The shadow land Of sleep,
Came many souls of lovers true.
Atryst unknown to keep.
There came the God of Dreams to rule
his phantom kingdom DER,
AND roses white u wonderful.
And ghostly lilies bore.
And as I wandered loneliest
The spirits free among
Unto all those whose love was blest
The fairest flowers he fiung.
Then I caught his garments floating hem,
Murmuring bitterly:
king, all the daylight 10 for them
And hast thou naught for me?"
An instant az 1 staid him there
He looked upon my face,
Before his garments fold Of air
Melted from my embrace.
Then. swifter than q shadow dies,
He passed. and no flower fell
But his were as my lost loves eyes,
Looking a last farewell
Magazine.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-08-05

tightly. They watch their feet. They
stoop over. hump their backs up and do
not look ahead. These things are all,
wrong. The bar should be held lightly,
just tightly enough to guide the wheel.
The rider should sit straight up and
look straight ahead in the direction he
is going. That is the easiest and quick-
est way to learn, although at first II
way to mount by the pedal you can
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-08-05
The Earth 70. Cannon Ban,

The highest velocity ever attained
by a cannon ball has been estimated
at 1926 feet per second, which is
equal to a mile in 3.2 seconds. The
velocity Of the earth at the equator,
due to its rotation on its axis, Is 1000
miles per hour, or q mile every 3.6
seconds. Therefore, 1t has been cal
culated that IL q cannon ball were
fred due west and could maintain its
initial velocity for twenty-four hours
it would beat the sun in its apparent
journey aronnd the earth.-St. Louis
Republic.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-08-05
Two sisters.

Here is a bit Of dialogue from the
New York Press. The moral Of it is
not expressed, but perhaps the reader
will be able to find it.
what is Mamie doinSp"
"She is a saleslady."
"Does she earn much?"
Hardly enough 20 keep soul and
body together, but her sister helps
her . little"
sWhat does her sister do?s
She's q servant-girl."
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-08-05

pedals are forced down let him lift up
on the handle bar. This gives great
force. Look straight ahead, keep on
the right side Of the road and sit erect.
l have taught several one.armed men
to ride and one lady who uses crutches
when she walks. Any one in good
health can learn to ride"
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-08-05
He Wanted 10 Read.

An exchange records a rude but
witty saying of a railway passenger.
He was trying to read, and he was
really interested in his book, but just
in front of him sat a little girl who
seemed determined to have his atten-
ton.
She was a pretty and sprightly lit
tie creature, with blue eyes, golden
hair, and an inquisitor's tongue. She
piled the stranger with questions and
toyed with his watch-chain, and her
mother, evidently a widow, looked
round now and then with a beaming
smile. He began to feel out Of sorts.
]: .Maqam, what Do you call this
sweet little darling?"
The widow smiled enchantingly--
so the reporter says-and answered
with a sigh, Ethel"
please call her, them" said the.
stranger, as he buried himself in his
book.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-08-05
AmpAibious Best.

A locomotive steamboat" is being
bVilt in Sweden for the navigation Of
s,shai4 Of small lakes separated BY
fsNs.-. The boat is to be fitted with
wheels, aud power can be applied
either to the propeller or to the loco.
motive driving wheels.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-08-05
Frances Got 1t.

n want some more chicken" said
4-year-old Frances at the dinner
table.
II think you have had as much as
is good for you, dear" replied Fran
ces' mamma.
Il want more" And Frances
pouted.
you can't have more now; but
here is a wish-bone that you and
mamma a pull. That will be fun.
You pull one side and I'll pull the
other, and whoever gets the longer
end can haye her wish come true.
Why, baby, you've got it! What was
your wish, Frances?"
Il wished for some more chicken"
said Frances, promptly. She got it
this time.-Boston Beacon.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-08-05
THE MODERN BICYCLE.
HOW 1T HAs IMPROVED OF LATE
YEARS.

A whee, for Riding Down n,n-Not Until
1855 Did Cranks and Pedal Come Into
Use-Proper and Improper Methods OF
Hiding.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-08-05
True.

1t is true of all men, everywhere,
that they must have-confidence in the
disinterestedness of those who ad.
dress them, o. their labors will be in
vain.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-08-05
A RELIC or 1906.

from ten to fourteen years. They
take to riding naturally. II any
ono has " learned to ride an old bone
shaker he . easily pick up the bicycle.
Riding Is hike swimming. It can neSer
be forgotten after once 1t ia learned.
Most learners have several faults in
common They hold the handle bar too
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-08-05

The man who never attempts to
sing at any other time will break on.
y . picnic wagon.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-08-05
Cost OF Keeplns Paris Glenn

1t costs Paris annually over 81, l0O,-
900 to keep up her well-deserved rep.
utation of being the cleanest OF all
the great cities.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-08-05

is the Rudge triplet. There is only one
Of these wheels now in existence. It is
owned by W. F. Murphy. Of the New
York Athletic Club. and he expects to
have three of the fastest riders. In the
country try for records on the machine
this yeaf. The best time so far made
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-08-05
Learnips N I d

"As to learning to ride" said an ex-
perienced New York riding teacher the
other day. 81 claim that any boy or man
who is able.bodied can be taught to ride
q safety. within five lessons. Alady can.
be taught in ten lessons, provided she
is willing to learn and is not too timid
to profit by the instruction she receives.
As a rule middlc-aged men require more
time than boys and young men.
The quickest pupils are boys Of
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-08-05

place, and the other to spring the
hammer. The hammer itself is u
strong though small spring, which
throws itself against the cartridge
when released with a cold-bloodcd
Snan
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Boob Store

looked at as other merchandise when
price.marking is done. For instance, q
lot of frequently-wanted stand-bys in
cloth binding at 1Gc. Some OF Mrs.
Forrester's, Rider Haggards, and, beg
pardon, Ouida's.
The Universal Library runs its gamut
of authors at Sc.
Dickens, 10 volumes, for $3.50 or So
the set, according to get up.
69c. Poets-beg pardon, the collec-
tions Of Poems of Kirke, White, Burns,
and others at Csc. Mrs. Heman's
Poems, &c. same price for some
others.
A pound box OF Linen Paper, 19c.
We have OF SOC. with
more items of goodness Shirt than
we expect at such price. "''"" Fair
muslin il is reinforced i-------' or
doubled in three places-frost, back,
and around the arm-hole; the seams are
felled, the bo en- is linen linen gussets
where gussets go 50c. shirt-6 for
S2.88.
A wonderful amount OF Shirt for the
money in one we're running at 27c.
These items from the Gentlemen's
Furnishing Department.
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BREEDEN, TALLEY & GO,
3O9 EAST BROAD STREET.
FALL SEASON, 1892

Ne"
all
nfunyw wehayesom mspeias
Isinhsw
due
sreiue nons l.
69,9 ,o. -.
BOO
dderrf, at2 wr,h50
etc, in una
o.
ssInch
pieces
4 a
Nice
lin
age s4uIe Dp sent promptly @ H on spoion %
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BL4CKDRESSGOODS.

a- Irr ve have not been neglectful OF the
'-.'" Bose vH1 wear MOURNING.
..-' i.1'k Dress DuJds, Is inches wide, very
OF l' % atl ala. "a yard-b big bargain.
'-e f-i aI-n Henrietta, IS inches wide,
N' t-1-Iut-e these 10 wear weu and not
S.E-Fiuish Henrietta, 3S inches
t..h g iai'y 40 inch Silver Finish Henrietta,
''n Elk wary, only 81 yard. Five
ua-e- q 1rcss
s.''t >ik-fnsh Henriettas, 40 inches
a.. ',-ls'-ng entirely new and pretty, only 81
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1 A lot
tof short
Canton HGnneIS.

Bleached and Unbleached of the 12ic.
qualities at &c.
Chambrays in pink. blue, and yellow,
6ic. from 9c.-short lengths.
A 42-inch Pillow-Case Muslin for Sc.
A 6ic. grade OF Bleach at sc. is that
much saved.
Indigo Prints just opened at &c.
Nayy-Blue Percales at 9 and 12ic.
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I STORM sERGEs.-An Qualities in STORM
sERGES - k-payy. blue -cgeaul-quali,iss
warranted.
BED-CoMFoRTs-some mos, beautiful con.
FOkIS are here.-$l buys FuLL-SIZE con-
FORT, nlled With whito cotton.-COMRORrS at
si.25 10 S..
WHITE BED-sPRRADs-ln Marseilles and
Marseilles patterns-eyery conceivable quality.
Fun pieces P0NGEES AND TISSUES. All tic
12lfc grade now sIsc. a yard.
yard.
CARPETs.-The most complete line Of CAR.
PETS are 70 be found right here.
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS at SOC.
Very pretty BODY BRUSSELS AND vELvETs.
lNGhAiN CARPETS from 25c. upwards.
LADIES' GRAY MIXED HoSE-nice quality
iu,i Msvss slSes XII C6naPM nsPslT' ,,cvrrs +,
ard slEes-a good bargain for you In any ons
you select.
MATTINGs AND DoIL-cLorHs.- good mahy
people buy OlL-CLOTHS-nos knowing wnat
they are getting. When you buy them here you
know-because we warrant every piece.
a line line eMAIFlNGS.-Big bargains In rem.
NANIS MAI TINGS.
LADIES MUSLIN UNDERwEAR,--Ga Garments
tastefully selected.
new and pretty line sATINEs Those
NAVI.BLUE SATlNES-with white stripes
figures aud rings and dots-are pretty indeed.
All the remnants in the bask
LININGS-IISSUES, P0NGEHS,
&c, &C., arc 3Isc. yard.
RUGS.-See the LARGE SMYRNA RUGsas
$3.50. Sec the 24x4S SMlRNA RUGS at oSc.
sire 4 feet by 7feet-a right large rIg-at s4.60.
NOTIFIED MATS az 23c each.
D0TTED SWlSSES.-Pretty AMI dainty pat
terms DOTTED AND FIGURED SWIssEs.-Al
prices
LADIES' SHAWIS-in gray-black-brown--
and colors.--BREAkFAST SHAWIs, too.
An the MEMS AND LADIES' BALBRIGGkN
AND GAUZE UNDERWEAR at sacrince prices.
LADIES CASHMERE SnAWIS AND fAsCI-
NATORS-some very pretty beaded designs.
20 LADIES' BEADED CAPEs-ths ~ ones
now sa5O--the so ones now S3-the - ones
now s2.50-tne "a ones pow t2-~the $500 oIes
now S1.50.
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Ladies' Hosiery.

that the best sny black can be is to
reach the goodness of the Hermsdorf
dye, which makes a good weight Lisle-
Thread Stocking offering for Monday
mighty interesting at 4Sc.
Richelieu Lisle Thread, in red, $50. /;
or white, ribbed, for 500.
Balbriggan, unbleached, 24c.
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| Granite EonOare,

but we made an immense purchase OF
sundry articles at ridiculous price.
Here are items from the stock Turks.
head Cske-Pans. 60c. to 81, in this sale
go OF 15c. Hnm-R -Roaster, usual 81 size,
SOC. Rice-Boilers. Sl.25 10 81 sizes, in
this sale Tor 7jc.
Few sorts of Stove-B Backing ara bet
ter known than Bixby's Best We have
q large lot OF the5c. and Ice sizes which
commence the week at / ana 30. box.
a mighty good Backing Brush for
24c.
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DRESS GOODS.

Na have received an q our FALL DRESS
O...c. a.i space t-es not permit OF our giving
i- l -r-. hli we promise 10 show on
-tuttIW Monday some Oi the hRndsomest
4'r. o..i- y.I ever saw, in all different styles,
t.I .lrv--y l.sl weavcs of home and foreign
.".rs >.rr.s, Wbip-C0rds, Ottomuns,
.-'., nHF1lEis, WOrsteds, SILK and
rr'.I lh-"ai stripes, Fine Illuminated
,... helr.'tss, tasnmeres, br2adciotbs,
' ..ll,L ilutls, Habit 10th, Blue and
'.-'NeI sefges, and Fine All-Wool Plaid,
N~t"i ana striped French flanuels- Tho
iHtr nueace az IKE n yard for real pretty
'u that all the way up to s2.6O
lA- tlus all SEQ them.
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everything has been turned around and
improved. It's as well ordered as any
part of the store now.
For Monday We inau-
gurate a special effort on Eh1yn
large purchase of
French China Cracker-Jars, covered,
worth 81, at 90c.
French China Covered Jugs at 45, SO,
and 6Sc.-probably third saving in
price.
Cream-Pitchers, decorated, as are the
above, Acc, which is half.
Same ware Tea-Pots, 75c. for $3.50
sort.
Souvenir Cup and Saucer, several
styles. 25c. to 81.
China Cuspadors, prettily decorated,
29c. for SOC. sort.
4 Decorated French Vases, high, s1.50
each, worth nearer 81.
14Decorated Fruit Stands (comports),
69c. about half.
Double-End Egg-Cups, worth So per
dozen. In this sale 10c.
Mush-and-Milk Sets-not French
SOC. set, worth 81.
Japanese Puff-BoIes, l0c. usually
35c.
Decorated Teacups, triple gold
bands. Sl.89 per dozen Tea Plates to
match, 81. 48; Dinner Plates to match,
81 81 the Fruit Saucers, 90c.
Carlsbad China Fish Set. 10 pieces,
$5.49.
6 Decorated slop-Jars-any one at
S1.50.
Thin Porcelain Cups and Saucers, 800.
Rebecca-at-the-W Well Tea Pots, Z sizes.
In this sale from &c. to SIC.
is included. Engraved
| Class OLD ecanter, 10c. "a
fourth price. Frosted
Berry-Bowls, imitation cut, &c.,, usually
SSc. Berry Bowls for 25c. Engraved
Cheese Cases (coyered), usually &c.,,
now 40c. Cracker-Jars 10 match, 50c.
Engraved Bohemian umblers, &c. each.
A sixteenth-century Rocking
= special drive, s2.9S.
| chair Antique-0ak Rocker,
large size, cane bottom,
81. 80 sixteenth century at 81, usually
$3.50; another, larger, s.. 5)-$2 saved.
Sitting Room Chairs, bent wood, at
Sl.89. High Chairs, Child's Rockers,
and Nursery Chairs in abundance.
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In CANTON FLANNELs-you viii, ind some
splendid values.
SC. yard is the starting point for uN-
BI CACHED CANTON FLANNEL--Splendida at
and 10c. yard.
BLANKErs.-If YOU need BLANKETS-or
even il you don't need them--it viii be wise 70
buy them here.
LARGE WHITE BLANKETS, s5c.
1O-4 WHITE soFT-FINIsHED BLANKETS,
81.
ia WHITE AUsTRALIAN-wooL BLANK
ETS at S5, worth $40.
Our full size WHITE BLANKETs-woollys and
fleeey-s3.
The GRAY-RED-BRowN BLANKETS In all
qualities
NEW sILKs.-The NEW SILKS are ready for
your inspection --GLACE-ARMU RES-
ES-FAILJES-SEEDED SILKS
also, the beautiful CHANGEABLE SILKS with
stripe.
FRENCH FLANNEIS arc here--the best quail
ity-you pay soc. a yard for them-25c. here.
5000 pair FULL-REGULAR-AADR TAN
H0SE-extra fine gauZe-15c. a pair.
CHENILLE TABLE-CovERs.-Those CHE
MILE TABLE-COyERS with ball fringe are 30
rich In appearance--sizes 4-4-6-4-S-4.
In order to boom our LINEN NDEPARTMENT-
that is, DAMASKs-NAPklNs-
win oIer some bargains that will make you re-
size 22x5O- DOUBLE KNoTTED-ALL-
LINEN DAMASK TOWELS, 25c. each.
Size 21x3S-ALL-LINEN ToWELS-loom da-
mask, 12l4c.
Far size-PURE LINEN DAMAsK TOWELS,
sc. each.
BILE DAMASK, 23c. a yard.
IMPORTED TURKlSH-RED 6O-INCH TABLE
DAMASK, 75c. q yard, worth 81.
EXTRA-HEAyY GERMAN TABLE DAMAsR,
40c. yard.
See the BLEACHED DAMAsKs at so, 65, 81,
and 31.25.
LACE CURTAINs.-H you want LACE CUR
from Toe. window upwards--3 yards long
taped all around--at 75c. a window Is cheap
better ones at 81, sl.25, sLo0 10 $40 window.
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BZanBetSl BI0nBetSI

The greatest opportunity you will ever have 70
get bargains in Bed Coverings.
1914 Fine White Bed Blankets, 99c. pair.
1O-4 Extra Heavy White Bed Blankets, sl.5O
Superior Quality Extra Fine White Fleece
los Bed blankets, sl.7O pair-big bargain.
Extra Heavy l0-4 Fairfax Wool Blankets,
S22j.
Large and Heavy 10-4 Wool Blankets, s@.76
pair.
Warwick 1O-4 Fine Wool Blankets, s3 pair.
MetrOpole 1O-4 Extra Fine Wool blankets, 20.
Brandon Fine Wool Blankets, extra large, 70.
Superior Southdown 1914 Fine Wool Blankets,
80.
Large Heavy Gray Wool Blankets, s1 pair.
Extra Heavy Gray Blankets, Sl.2o pair.
Silver Gray Wool Blankets, s1.50 pair.
Large Heavy Gray Blankets, Sl.fo, " ana
G2.25.
All Wool Red Blankets, 50 pair.
BED COMFORTS, we'll made OF good material,
at 10, 87l6c, S1.I21f, sl25, $3.50, S1.75 and ~.
FINE DOWN QUILTS from 1900 10 $40 piece.
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Some Monday
drives in
TGnWGre.

Hand-Lamp, complete, 15c. 12-iuch
Japan Waiter, 10c. ; 3-qusrt Block Tin
Saucepan. 10c. Bread-Pans, block tin.
13-inch, 10-inch, and 8-inch, 30. for
your needs Six Mould Muffin Pan. 10c. /;
Patent Rotary Flour-Sifter. l0c.
There is close on to combination
price on
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Ktd Cloves.

? A couple OF glove hints besides:
Biarritz Kid Gloves, in tans, grays,
pearl, and white, 9Sc.-all sizes from 81
to7.
Ladies' White Chamois Gloves end
OF q stock, goes to 39c. from Csc.
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SILKS.

y ia' iire We arc also showing some very
.- ''.- lai stylish things. Figured aud Illu-
-a.r4 >a,-.., t1lns Snk6, and hundreds OF
'-e''--! Irc.iy aui choap.
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Hints Of fall in the last window.
grow interest
/ Dress Stufs stsrnssepSss lasi sse1psh

@ic. There are Serges and Serges. To
set the true value at each price is your
concern, along with the price.
34-inch Diagonals, the solid color re-
teyed with contrasting pin-stripes, 29c.
Yard-wide Scotch Plaids for little
folks wear, 29c.
38-inch Cheviot, for 40c f; or
Wool and 40 inches for SOC.
4 Ladies' Cloth. in browns, grays, tan,
aud navy blue, 3S inches, 65c.
3S-inch Camel's- Hair, and indistlnct
rough plaid, at 50c., is in line for the
season.
46-inch Henriettas. in colors. at 65c.
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eiret and Pushes.

h-sh Illuminated Yelveis, ali colors,
-.,.A Ye.yeis, In all colors, beautiful goods,
r ~ .ALLWO0L PIN-STRIPED FRENCH
f ',.'-', ioI calidreu's and ladies' sacqpes,
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DAMASKS.

At 47J6, so, 72lf, TN, 93c., s1.25, and e1.60
per ward, These are the best goods ever offered
for the money, and the prices viii hold good
only for q short time.
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HalIkerehlefs! HandkerChlefS!

3 loi 81 over 200 dozen Ladies' Fine
E.... 81 Drawn bread and Homsiitched
&c. toI one among them worth less
'''-' !,4f c4oice for lOc piece.
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Blazer SUITS.

In Ladies' Flannel for s..
In Cloth for $40.
In Storm Serge, satin-llned, for 49, so.
Eton Suits, in Storm Serge, at Sl3.75.
In the Millinery Department a num-
Der Of White Sailor Hats 60 from 500.
to 25c. Monday.
Has our west window caught yonr
y----------------I eve -? Take elevator
Carpet and and we welf.lishtsd flaSb = i%ase caTo
I---------------s pet-room, replete with
the seasons best, and with trade most
satisfactorily opened.
Moquette in the window, and good
assortment of makes and patterns up
here. Twenty-Five new Moquettes open
for Monday.
Administers and Wilton Velvets have
been carefully looked after.
Brussels-Body and Tapestries.
Worth while to know that some Tapes
tries are woven to look like Body and
the Body OF course is best.
The Stratford Ingrains are worth your
while. Double warp, all wool.
al proper OdIpcts. Iltb uuS i1s pIaeo'
About 25 pieces Straw Mating, which
we'd as we'll sell for half as to store and
insure it. Some at 1915 for 4O-yard
roll.
India and Turkish, all
| R7t6s sizes. This lot close to
half price.
Fur Rugs, wildcat sewed on fox
good. the varmints are dead.
Fur Bugs in solid sorts.
Angora Rugs, SOC. shown down stairs,
too). Fancy or solid colors, 30xl6
inches.
Baby-Carriags Rugs, Angors border.
4ic.
Angora Lamp Mats, any color, 500.
loquette Rugs.
Wilton Rugs
Smyrna Rugs, all sizes up to 12xl5
feet.
byzantine Rugs TO take the place of
Smyrna-connterfeit would be the
wicked name at least fourth less than
Smyrnas.
We're always glad to give estimates
and offer the help Of our experience
when asked, and, Of course, making and
laying azs duly attended 10.
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q ,or,aut business occasions, the term
TRADE SALE
M latest, Our policy has given fixed meaning to the words
| Carpet Trade Sale.
Carpet Trade Sale

gation unsaeable old stock put before you in
% L represents complete and unique idea fully worked out
..s,aking and thorough fashion.
idea all the reputable Carpet Factories in the country
secured the trade Carpet makers are human Sometimes
~ soncimes partners fght-sometimes they fail-and then
49, have to be liqudated Thus important chances Some
m are foolistget overstOcked Then come other chances
And tie
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THE TOWER,
corner Second and Broad streets.
FIRST GRAND OPENING OF FALL DRESS
GOODS AND WRAPS.

display wonderful styles the latest ecpng any former
the largest and best selected we ever
Of Dress Goods Ladies Cloaks. Shaws
l Quilts Carpets Floor OCoh and Mattngs We invite all to give
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-04

have grouped the balance Of special
drive at prices like these:
SO for the So sort-solid colors.
S4.90 for the 81 sort.
$500 for the 81. so sort-27.inch bor-
der, knotted fringe.
S7.40 for the $40 sort-A wide border
showing q basket of flowers, tied with q
big bow-knot OF ribbon--the flowers in
their plenty falling clear across the
strip.
Some OF those soiled or lonesome Lace
Curtains, over from Saturday, 40c. to
So o window; near half, or less than
half prices.
Our Book DEPARTMENT isa
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POPLINS S

The very newest things fall dr. .hovg
them in all shades
The PEIssE CORDS pretty
Dark coIors ARABIAN STRIPES MxTUREsThey make
warm and seryiceabe dress
ALIrWOOL CLoTHdouble wdhnavy tan-grayback-
seda-- dna-g golden -brown-25c. yard
wOOIMIXED B0URETTE stripes
paids-l5c. yard
patterns JAPANESE wRAPPERREPPs
12lc yard.
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Black Chin a-Silk
Shirt
Waists,

80, 81, and 36-inch, go
Woiete from $3.50 to 81.
" '"'0"o' Cassim M err Q Shirt
-------------l Waists, all wool, in
black, blue, and red, for Monday step
from 80. SO to S1.50 each. These are on
main floor. Let's take the elevator and
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THAT WE ARE OFFERING
At VERY LOW PRICES TO REDUCE STOCK

PURE LINEN CRASHES az 10 and 121fc.
both In plain, twilled, and plaid.
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Carpets, DruggetS, Art Squares,
Rugs, Door Mats, and MaitingS'

No house In this city Is better prepared TO meet
the demands OF tho trade in this limo tnan we are
Onr stock is the largest we ever had ana conslsls
Of the very best OF ell the leading makes IN AK
minister's Moquefs, Yelyots, Body Brussels, hoA.
bury, IO-Wire Brussels Higgins q smithS pest
makes, 3-Ply All Wool, All-Wool 2.plys' nam
Wool Ingram, full line Of Hall ana etair Car
pets, Hemp Carpets, &c. e.
we also have the largest line OF Ar' squares
and Druggcts 70 be found In the city, some ek-
coediDRiy handsome ones at S4.oV, 90 w. @o'
ana ei0. -. .s,
9xIg smyrna Druggets, the handsomest things
made: Smyrna Rugs In all sizes from the
smallest mat 90 the largest size, 6x9 feet.
We are selling bargains In ha'tings, tVo
Estimates made on large or small JOBS, ano
Carpets cut, made, and laid on short notcs ano
great economy.
Como and SEQ thon.
MEMS, LADIES'. snd- cHfLDRENs FALL
UNDERWEAR. Our stock Is complete In every
thing 70 sui. the coming season Prices very
low.
LACE CURTAINS. PoRTIEREs, CURTAIN
POLES. WINDoW-SHADES, and flAiUhEo'
Nice shades for 2oc-
oARPEr-s -swEEPERs, LAcE-cuRrAIS-
SThRTCHERS
ELEGANT FLOOR orLrcLoTH. g yards wide'
60c yard.
1000 Yards ZINE FRENCH eArTEENs, In
dress-pattorn lengths, In pin-stripes and dots
only s1sc., regular price 1870.
BEAUTIFUL CASHMERE DELANEs. 81
inchos vide, dark grounds with bright hguress
oaly siSc. yard.