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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-07-12
BOYS CLASSICAL SCHOOL.

The next session will begin on MONDAY, SEPT.
IL, at 1873 North Delaware street, where beautiful
rooms have been provided. Boys and young men
prepared for HARVARD. YALE or any Institution OF
higher learning, as well as for business. More than
address L. II.
1913 North Delaware ST.
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Probably Died at His Post.

WASHINGTON. July 1.-THE State De-
partment officials are pulling over the
report brought by the captain of the brig
odorilla. from Santos. Brazil, of the fearful
epidemic of yellow fever there for months
past. Such reports as have been received
from the copsular officers this year make
no mention of the epidemic. One or these
reports was made BY Consul Berry, on
March3. last. and il contained new or the
death of Henry III. c. Wadsworth, whom
the consul describes as secretary OF the
CONSULATE. but who was really q clerk en-
ployed by the consul. Since that date
nothing has been heard from Consul Berry.
either by the departmenr or by bis family.
who have been making vain inquiries. The
fact that the Odorilla was Obliged to sail
without consular certificates Is taken as IN
indication that the consul has died or has
fed the place. A successor to his place Was
named June % last, In the person OF Henry
Z. smith. q colored citizen of Alabama. but
he has not yet gone to his post.
National Banks Increasing Their Circulation.
NEW YORK. July ia Washington spe-
cial says: Nearly $4,000. 900 worth of na-
tional bank notes were Issued to the ma
tional banks last month. and the prospects
are that the demand for circulation
will this month reach at least $4,000. 600.
The demand comes chiefly from the East
and West and very little from the South,
where the feeling seems to be settled that
the State banking system will soon be re-
suscitated and pay better profits than the
national banking system. The sudden and
uncommon increase in the demand for cir
culation is attributed at the treasury to
the fact that government bonds can now
be got at q figure which will enable some
profit to be made from the circulation
privilege. The treasury is responding very
cordially to the demands of the banks. Ii
has made arrangements at the Bureau or
Engraving and Printing. so that the time
required for making the plates and print
ing the notes Is reduced almost oDe-half
what it has usually been."
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-07-12
CAYTGA LAKE MILITARY ACADEMY, aurora Or

Advantages-A well disciplined school. Experienced
Teachers, Location near Cornell University. Term
begins Sept. IA, 1893. For illustrated circular, address
COL. g. J. WRIGHT d. g.. A. NJ, prfnc,na,.
OF ALFRED X. A. NJ, hp~S'
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PHS>iCI ms.
DR.. j. I'll. MANVILLE

OBJECTS North Illinois street. Calls promptly
answered day or night. special attention given %
diseases OF women. Electricity aud massage treat
ment. Lady assistant. Hours-e to IL a IN; 2 co 5,
and q to S3O u, IN.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-07-12
Girls Classical School,
HarCOurt Place
Seminary, Gambler, O.

Has inaugurated q course of study that is widely
commended by distinguished educators as de-
cidedly the best for the average girl. Catalogue,
containing full Information, and a book of Gam
bier views, will be sent to applicants who mention
where this advertisement was seen.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-07-12
Pennsylvania College for Women

LOCduoH beautiful dIu hediifiui.
Excellent facilities for the study of the Classics.
Mathematics. History and Literature. Music and
Art. Thorough work in Laboratories, Cabinets and
Gymnasium. Year opens september IL. 1893.
Early application desirable. For catalogue apply to
MISS HELEN e. PELLETREAU,
PITTSBURG, PA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-26
HANDKERCHIFs.

Best 25c. Swiss Embroidered Handkerchief.
123<c. each
25c Chiffon and SILK Handkerchief l5c each
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MEws FURNISHING DEPARTMENT.

8 Custom made Shirts, standing collars attached.
Size 49, Reduced from 81 to 81.
3Plaited bosom Shirts. open front and back. Size
16k. Reduced from % to 81.
Shirts. open front. Size 1917. Reduced from -
to 81.
1 Dress Shirt sise 14.. soiled Reduced from
41.5O to 81.
1open-front Dress Shirt Size Is. Reduced from
81. so to 81.
spairs Merino Half Hose. Reduced from a5c to
25c.
IA pairs Striped Cotton Half Hose. Sizes 9, 9< and
10. Reduced from 35c to Csc
10 pairs silk and Wool Half Hoss. Sizes and o.
Reduced from 75c. to Soc.
10 pairs silk-embroidered Half Hose. Sizes 1Ok and
IL. Reduced from SOC. to 35c. 80 for 81.
o. 26inch Gloria Umbrellas. with Dresde, handles.
Reduced from q. so to Sl. 90.
2 Fancy Colored Muflers. slightly soiled. Reduced
from 81. 90 to 81.
lsilk-pisted Undershirt Size So Reduced from
81 SO to 81.
Heavy Ribbed Balbrissan Shirt. Size 80. Re-
duced from 81. 80 to 81. %.
1 Ribbed Bslbrigran Shirt. Size 80. Reduced
from 81 to 81. so.
Heavy Natural Wool Shirt. Size "a. Reduced
from o. so to $3.50.
Suit SILK Underwear. Size 40. Reduced from s.
to So So
Heavy Wool Shirt. slightly soilsd Reduced from
81. so to sl.25.
" nss .fnDt annex
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GnI & Sox. Con II rH AND F Srs
fa26

pBoF. L wUNDRAM's ELECTORAL
Has wide reputation in Europe o. nerve tonic ana
appetizer and all those afflicted with nervousness. rem.
eral debility or impaired digestion win derive more
real benefit from the Of this most pai.sabl. sna
aromatic herb medicine than from anY similar prsps-
ration on the market while sick headache win vanish
before 1t like magic. Physici.ns prescribe H. For
sale by sehellsr Stevens. cor On St and Pa. ave-.
and druSsists generally.
Or. JULIUS pIENELT CO..
Ale5an dr. Va. General Assns for U and Canada
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Col Ernst's Judgment IL unquestionsbly cor
rect when he says in his report on the Pennsyl-
vnnia railroads. improvement bill that the
ground which the company asks for in connec-
ton with increased depot facilities is worth
fully 81 900 900; and be is no less right when
be advances the proposition that sit would be
greatly to the advantage Of the city il the re-
CURED space for passenger and express termi-
ninals were obtained elsewhere and
the present passenger station were removed
from the park, due compensation being made
70 the company for all vested rights" 1t is
deplorable that one Of the most beautiful fea-
tares Of the plan upon which the city is built
the mall. or continuous park from the Capitol
10 the Potomac-should be permanently severed
and disfyured. The true policy, as Col Ernst
Indicates, would be TO eradicate blemishes
rather than aggravate them II, how
ever, Congress insists that the railroad
company shall not only retain posses
mon Of lis reservation privileges but
shAn also be given the 245, s25 additional square
feet Of parking nov asked for, then certainly
neither the United States nor the District Of
Columbia should be called upon to shoulder
any Of tbs expenses attending either the de-
preston Of tracks or the building OF real
bridge across the Potomac in place Of that
sbomination which threatens TO do millions Of
dollars worth of damage, but which continues
% exist in spite Of adverse report and unani-
NOUS pubic sentiment
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SUIT DEPARTMENT..

I Beautiful Imported Mahogany Silk Plush Tea
Gown. Fedora front Of pink silk trimmed with Irish
point lace. Size So Reduced from $50 90 to &l9. 90.
1 Imported Old Rose Crepe Tea Gown. front
beautifully embroidered. trimmed with green ribbons
Size 80. Reduced from $40 to SO 90.
1 Imported Old Rose Striped Eiderdown Tea
Gown princess back beted 'front.' large plush sleeves
belt and collar. Size 49, Reduced from $35. 90 to
$40 90.
Wrappers-1 Of Gray Serge. princess back and loose
'front.' size 40-1 Of Green Plaid Serge. princess back
loose front. deep cuffs high collar size 381 Of Tan
Ettemene. princess back loose 'front.' cuffs and collar
Of dark blue Henrietta size So Reduced from 90 20
to Is 20.
Ladies' Beautiful Brown Brocaded Velvet Vest.
for spring wear Size a. Reduced from $12 to S5.
Ladies' Black Brocsded Velvet Vest. Size So Re-
duced from els to $3.50
Ladies' Cloth Vests. shot with silk. Sizes 81 and
50. Reduced from "a to 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-26

Curious people, who cannot quite understand
why the District should be euchred out Of its
regular Legislative day in the House OF Repre-
ssntatives. are exposing an astounding amount
Of ignorance by asking who is this Beltzhoover
whose objection upset Mr.. Hemphifs effort to
obtain justice for the city Of Washington"
Can II be possible that there are persons in this
community absolutely without information as
10 the statesman who has shown himself capable
Of Calculating the words Il object? Statesman
Beltzhoover's sketch Of his career, as il appears
in the Congressional Directory, would indicate
tha, be Is now serving his third term As a Repre-
sentative OF the nineteenth Pennsylvania dis
trict that he Is a democrat, and that he spent
the summer Of 1851 in Europe" That Mr.
Beltzhocver should have succeeded in evading
public attention for so long is an evidence Of
extraordinary ability.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-26

Secretary Elkins views on the Long bridge,
o. made public in The STAB yesterday, are in
teresting. Particularly notable is the parallel
drawn between this city and the town Of Elkins,
W Va In that fiourishing community there
wss once. snd still is, highway bridge which q
railroad desired TO use. Public sentiment in
EIkins. W Va. was favorable to the railroad
not to be regarded ~ q strange thing when it is
remembered that Elkins owes its existence to
the railroad-but it did not want to endanger
the highway. A compromises the Secre-
tary (but where the compromise comes in is
not evident)-was finally effected by permit
ting the company TO build bridge Of its own
three hundred yards from the highway; q
highly proper arrangement, because the rights
Of the public did not suffer. But this does not
help the Secretary's argument agSins. the con-
junction Of railroad and highway across the
Potomac and in favor Of q total surrender of
Long bridge to the Pennsylvania company; it
merely indicates that the people Of Elkins, W.
Va, have profited by our experience In 1870
the railroad was given practical possession OF
Long bridge upon the understanding that IL
would maintain the public road alongside its
tracks. In 1892 the great corporate power came
10 the conclusion thstit needed more room. and
Secretary EIkins yesterday declared himself to
be unequivocally in favor Of total surrender Of
the structure to the railroad and0bhe construc-
ton Of a new highway bridge by the public
The injustice Of such plan is made all the
greater by the suggestion that this highway
bridge shall be located at the most suitable
point for public travel" away, Of course,
from the foot Of 18th street. In the case
NJ F{h;ns An existing hiyhway bridge was
protected against steam railroad tracks. In
the case Of Washington an existing highway
bridge. injured somewhat by the proximity
OF railroad tracks. is. it is proposed, to be
displaced By railroad structure, leaving the
provision Of q highway bridge to the future,
and to the chances of overcoming the opposi-
tion 10 another bridge below the head Of tide
water on the Potomac and OF securing from
Congress the large appropriation necessary for
the work Elkins could choose between two
kinds OF bridge. The real choice Of Washing
ton for the present and years of the future is
between q combination bridge and no highway
bridge At all In view Of Washington's expe-
rienee with the Pennsylvania railroad and its
friends, the people of EIkins, W. Va, were
most sensible in compelling the railroad to
build il. own bridge. Had Washington insisted
on this when the first effort Was made to lay
tracks on Long bridge neither the railroad
company nor Secretary EIkins would have had
ground for arguing that because the gratuitous
presence OF the railroad has made the highway
dangerous, therefore the entire bridge should
be given up to tracks and trains, and the pub
lie dispossessed Of valuable property and privi-
leges.
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MEss COLLARS AND CUrrs.

The new styles for the spring OF '93 have arrived
Thousands of dozens contracted for order &c
secure the lowest possible prices for best goods-
Best Collars only l5c.
Best Cuffs only 2ac.
As special offering for Thursday and Friday. Janu
airy % and %. we offer SIX Collars for co CENTS
and SIX pairs Cuffs for 90 CENTS. We need only add
that these are the Collars and Cuffs that are
10 sustain the reputation Of the Palas Royal during
49, and cannot permanently be retailed AZ the s1eca
prices quoted for hay dozens. We could buy Cosrs
and Cuffs to proftsbly retail at the prices asked
Please appreciate the fact that have NOT done
Appreciate q GENUINE BARGAIN. Remember.
only for january 20 and % Inquire near door Of No.
1ll9 Pa ave.
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ART NErD1EwoRx DEPARTMENT.

No. 9O0-One spachtel Tea Cloth. Reduced from
% to 90.
No. 0O1.-Three Hand embroidered Serviettes. Re-
dnced from %. 80 to 81 so.
No. 9O2.-One Hand-smbrodered Scarf Reduced
from elO to $5. So
No. 90a-One Hand embroidered Table Cover Re-
duced from o.. rs to a.
No. 9O4 One Hand-embroidered Fish Cloth. Re-
duced from 81 to Sl.5 TO-
No. 90o.-One Hand-drswu Scarf, Reduced from
%. SO to 81
No. $685. one Hemstitched Center Piece. Reduced
from 81. so to Ell
No. eo7.-ons yard SILK Tapestry. Reduced from
%. so to 81.
No. 90S. IN yards Of Shadow SILK. Reduced from
&5. % to u. 90.
I'D floor. 10th A. bldg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-26

The able and vigorous reports Of Maj. Davis
and Col Ernst on the local bridge snd railroad
problems. printed IN yesterdays STAR, to-
gether with the strong and admirable reports
concerning the railroad situation recently made
BY the engineers connected with the District
government. constitute q valuable contribution
80 the discussion Of one of the most important
topics row pressing itself upon the considera-
ZION Of Congress and the people OF Washington
The evidence Is all in. Now let Us have .
prompt decision by the congressional tribunal
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Boyg CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.

4"Junior" or ''sussex" Suits. dark brown checks.
stses 4. 5. o and years Reduced from e5 to %
3"Junior" Sui g. grsy stripes. Sizes 4. 9 and
years Reduced from a. 75 to u. rs
Little Giant Suits double knees, very strongly
sewed. and made from l-wool fabric. odd sises-5
g. Z. II and IL Reduced from e5 to g. "a
7Ovsrcoats, all wool and all wool lined Sizes and
6yeArs. Reduced from a. rs to g. rs.
5'Pimrose" Suits coat long. trousers with buckled
kneA Stsss 4. 8. o and yesrz. Reduced from % 50
10 q.
Russian Blouse Suits. Sizes 8 and year, Re.
duced from %. 70 to g.
DARK Brown Cape UIstees Si1es g and years
Reduced from $40 10 o..
(3d 10th st. bldg.
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Cloak DEPARTMENT.

Black Twilled Cloth Jacket. plated back. cross
belt. Size 40. Reduced from $40 to So
2TsE Russian Blouse Jackets, handsomely braided
and fur trimmed. Sizes SO and IS. Reduced from
go to s12 so.
Imported Velour Wrap. hand embroidered. silk
lined. Size AZ. Reduced from $40 to $35
Black Cheviot Cape. silk lined throughout hand
somely 3eweled. Size "a. Reduced from $4o to
31S so.
3Gray Bernhardt Capes- Sizes 3eand s. Reduced
from eli. so to g..
Back Cancels Hair Long Cape. Size sc. Re-
ducsi from &45 to &25
I'D door. 18th st. bldg.
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MISSES DEPARTMENT..

Superior Quality Atwood Black Cheviot Refer.
notched collar bias jackets. large pearl buttons.
Size IA years. Reduced from %. so to So. 80.
1 All-wool Navy Blue Cheviot Refer. large sailor
collar. brass buttons. Size years. Reduced from
g. 90 to 81. so.
2 An-wool Mixed Cheviot Jackets. perfect fitting.
large pearl buttons Sizes IA and 16 years. Reduced
from &S 90 to s. So
1 Very Stylish Atwood Brown and Tan Checked
Cloak. collar and fare cuffs Of brown silk velvet.
Size IL years. Reduced from ST.. 80 to SS. 80.
3 Atwood Plaid Cheviot Newmarkets. shirred
'front.' belt and full bishop sleeves. Sizes ii. 49, 1S
years. Reduced from SIS 90 to So rs.
cd door. 18th st. bldg
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TIE PaL.rs RorrL.
(C0rner RIA ct and Pa. areD

DRESS aooDs.-Forty-three different styles Of all
wool fabrics for spring wear Latest novelties in
French plaids. English mixtures, &c AL at soc q
yard
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. five pieces Of Cambria
Embroidertes from to inches wide. Every piece
different design. Qualities intended TO retail At 10
and pc yard We sell bought-at 9 price
concession. l6c yard for choice.
RIBBoNs.-Eixht pieces Of warranted AIi-silk
Girdle Ribbon. All colo-s Only &c yard.
BRIc-A-BRAc-2 cases OF Japanese Ours and
saucers. Many beautiful styles. None worth less
than IS cents. Contents of divided into three
lots 15c. loc and Pie the prices. Of Plates.
among which the shell pattern with decorations Of
decatey tinted colors only PIC each. six for 20.
HosE.-Five hundred pairs Of SILK Iisle Hose added
to the assortment at SIC a pair. These the best
yet You may reckon on securing three pairs instead
of two pairs for 81 They are worth 5oc pair.
NEcKwEAR. Ninety boxes Of Ruehins each con-
tanning six yards. only 22c box
UNDERwEAR.-Two thousand pieces OF Under
Cotton Skirts and Drawers and Cambria Corset
Covers. Any garment for 9c. uhich less than the
materials tcouid cost poa.
SHOPPING BAGs.-A hundred shopping BAGS OF
leather and cloth. with outside pocket. leather han
dies and silk drawing strings. Only SOC esch.
The newest Pocket Book Press the knob and Il
fies open that the smallest coin may be easily
reached with the gloved hand. Made of good leather
riveted not sewei practically everlasting. And the
price is only IS cents.
sTATIoNERY.-l.Oo 600 boxes each containing paper
and envelopes Sold at loss to the wholesaler loo
box.
TOwELS-4cases OF Pure Linen Towels Of styles and
quality better tn usual at the prices size 14r36
95c Dozen 1896 for 81 80 dozen. 22x46 for l9 EACH
.3x4S for Pc each.
CoINS.-one thousand Columbia Souvenir Coins.
which will be offered to our customers for soc each
You viii be expected to buy ct least dollars worth Of
goods.
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FuR DEpAsrMESr.

Mink scarfs. with head. Reduced from 90 to
ears
1Astrakhan Cloth Cape. Size 30. Reduced from
g. so to u.
1 Long Astrakhan Cape. Size 30. Reduced from
e35 to $l8
duced from e35 TO s2a
9 Select Monkey Capes. Sizes 80 and 80. Reduced
from S22 so to also.
ltQ n0Of. lltn 81. Dldg J
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CURTAIN DEPARTMENT.

Desirable Remnants Of lie. to 25c. silko-
bali pairs Of Gheniii: porterss d:dosd or plain
Witt ssse 1oS ana %.ps sa h ha s:ch
72hx5 feet d. 90 Smyrna g. 6S each
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WooDwAaD & LorzsoP. /.
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HOSIERY AND WAnM UNDERWEAR

DEAD A. KAUFMAN'S "AD."
H It IL q dsisy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-26

Major z. W. Halford is TO be congratulated
on having acquired a real title and . lifelong
salary. The Unitsd States army is also 10 be
congratulated because by tie senate's action
yesterday thorough gentleman and most ca
p.bls ofiesr has joined the eolors-
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II - Associate Justice McComas now. Yes
serisy the Senate we&ried of wasting time over
the empty charges against the ex-Congre-sman
and BY q most substantial vote rebuked those
Who have been trying to throw mud at q man
OF unassAilabls integrity, who has been one OF
the Districts best friends. He will make an
upright, able and Efficient judge.
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PrcruRE DEPARTMENT

320x24 Oak and Ornamented Frames damaged
Reduced from 50 to 81.
Real Etchinss. size 11x14. neat enamel frames
with metal corners and fancy metal ornaments on
top. Reduced from 81 A. to 81 45.
large Engraving by Lanseer. with real oak frame
Reduced frem $40 TO SO. 80.
6Fancy Oak Easels. Reduced from 81. so. S2 and
81 to Csc.
t4th noor. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10th St bldg
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Toy DEp.prwrxr

Mechanical Fisure-Prof acknowledgement
Reduced from S75 90 to 81 %.
Spanish Mechanical Doll. soiled. Reduced from
Si25 90 TO $1,000
I Chidren's Writing Desk. Reduced from a. o5 10
900.
Oath floor .. 1otb "a hide ,
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.ss A. KAurxAws }
900 p Avr NV.
A Grsu1sr LANDSLIDE
OF PROFIT
WE ARE GOING TO SELL .
w 100 do.- Sc lloyd Linen TAresd. At &c. spool
WIAsss eoINS To Sell .
chiefs. hemssitched and shser. sc
WE ARE GOING 10 SELL.
" 100 dozen Of the essebrased LION BRAND <,
''''- -. -. .-... ..'.'-'"'A' ~
WE ARE GOING TO SILL
w our entire line Of colorsd silk aimps. IS. <.
In AND &c
WE ARE GOING 70 SELL IN
w 2sc. Ladies' Fine Cashmere aiovss...At IUc
WE ARE GOING TO SELL IN
w 25c. Children's Jean Waists. LUG
WE ARE GOING TO SELL
NIL le M s,.ss nd AID Boys Fun RA~u:, IL
WE ARE GOING TO SELL 70
w one gross All soap...............At i &c
w two gross q Sutieur. Soap. lie
WE ARE GOING TO SELL
w pc Boys Print Shirt Waists todds and I 81
ends) A2c
WE ARE GOING TO SELL
W 25c. Swinging Mirrors and Photo I x
rr"es IcC
WE ARE GOING TO SELL 10
w Doc. Shk-faced Suspenders...........A L &c
WE ARE GOING TO SELL
w sc; xelveteen. in garnet. dark green, 81,
navy ANU 'sn -
WE ARE GOING TO SELL o.
w SOC. Infants Canton Flannel Gowns AT Zoe
w 6yc. Corsets in drsb and white At OJC
WE ARE GOING TO SILL
n,,. &c. Gowns, sig different styles sur.
trimmed. fne quality muslin and fun 40
.-.,.,.......,.--,..At IcC
WE ARE GOING TO SELL -.
w et.o0 InfantsSCrib Biankets.........At DC
WE ARE GOING TO SELL co
w 81 KID Gloves. all makes and shades. At OSC
WE ARE GOING TO SELL
inch hounce Of embroidery. deep cluster Of 90
tucks. yoke band. CJC
WE ARE GOING TO CLOSE
w this gigantic offering by Offering the
sale of all ouf Wool Jersey Jackets. ali small Sn
'i@e'.'..' 49, cOC
Call early Is surely anticipate q rush equal to
any We have ever had.
A. KAUFMAN.
900 Pa Ave N. w.
;TKE PEOPLES MONEY SAVER
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Cloak AND Sr1r DEPARTMENT.

2 LADIES' eli. 80 Black Cheviot Newmarkees.
Sizes &c and "a q
LAdy's 90 90 BLACK Cloth Jacket. fur collar :.
Lady's S13. 90 Navy Jacket. gray sstrachan
ChiIds sa so Tan Coat. with cape. Size &
Chfld's 81. 80 Tan Plaid Coat, with triple
Lady,. Us. 80 Wool Seal Fur shoulder Cape.
:.
Lady,s 90. 9S Gray AstrAchan Cloth Cape.
Q Gnai5 20 Il n, ~. ...........".
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hFFRrGERAropo

We have had several samples Of Rsfriserstors sub
mted for inspection before placing our orders for
the coming season. all Of which would like to close
out ct remnant prices rather than them
manufacturer.
Michigan. "a. 95--1 Jewett. 97.S5
Domestic. $40. OO-1 Champion SI2 co.
Jewett Queen. &l2. 00-1 Michigan. $l2 60.
Ice King, Ga. O0-l Glacer ga. co.
9th floor. 10th 1t bldg