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\AI ANTED-I WILL PAY A FEW LADIES
w Il salary of $40 per week to work for me
III their locality at nome; lignt work; good
pay Ior part time. Write, with stamp, MRS.
II. b. BASSETI, Suite 9O4, Marshall Field IL
W. DullQlnS. OnlCagO. nS-IM
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DO 5et OF Reut.


rNO LET-HOUSE OF ROOMS; HOUSE
| of1l rooms and barn. +. c. ny De, m
surance agent, room D. L. O. .. +. Tempe,
Ninth ana h.
FI4O LET-FURNISHED HOUSE OF FIVE
| rooms, bath and not and cold water. APP
ply on premises, 1912 . street.
rlNO LET, S21-HOUSE 25o6 l. STREET.
i Inquire of NJ. a. BURKE, 129 } street,
up stairs. ni3-6t*
1917 X DESIRABLE NEW UPPER
IOIO HAT; six rooms, papered; bath, base
nenI; modern improvements. Apply 119 l..
1e10 FIFTH STREET TO LET-NEAT
IOII cottage; rooms, bath, closets, base
nent; rent, S22. SfROBEL agent, BY j.
e1h OAK AVENUETO LET-TWO-STORY
OlO house, 8 rooms, bath; rent, SIC. SrkO-
BEL agent, 317J n1o-1ot
FIyO LET-I223 H, FRONT WINDOW
l room for gentleman and wife or two gem
tIemen also smaller room. n9-1wf
T3O LET-LOWER FLAT OF SIX ROOMS
L and bath; all modern conveniences; large
yard. Apply on premises, 141o \ street.
rlNO LET-FURNISHED ROOMS. APPLY
L at WEATHER BUREAU OFFICE, 121
j street.
Vlo LET-ROoMS SUITABLE FOR HOUSE
/ keeping, at 920 Ninth street, between
and j.
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The Berkeley University Glee Club
will give one Of their popular concerts at
the Congregational Church on Wednes-
day evening. To those who heard the
concert last year there need but little be
said. All who did, as well as those who
did not attend, viii be anxious TO hear
these pleasing and entertaining musi-
ciaus. Besides the sixteen lively college
boys, with their popular songs, instru-
mental numbers and solos, the club will
be assisted by Miss Anna X. Selkirk, a
fine contralto of recent fame. Miss Sell
kirk possesses rich voice of unusual
quality and volume, and has received the
most tiattering notices from the press of
San Francisco, beside being recognized
by papers in other large cities. At tes-
timonial given by pupil of Henry Hey
man recently in San francisco, Miss
Selkirk was the only female vocalist, and
so enthusiastically was she received by
the large and critical audience present
that third encore was called. Her re-
ception is always enthusiastic, and the
musical people of Sacramento will be
glad to welcome Miss Selkirk in their
midst.
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This evening, at the Congregational
Church, the members of the Young Peo-
ple's Society of Christian Endeavor will
be sat home" to their friends. All young
people are invited to have social time.
Admission free.
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sACRAMENTn FoUNnPy.

ERONT STREET, CORNER OF NJ WILL
i IAN GUTENBERGER, Proprietor. Work
for sidewalks and buildings speciality. Cas-
notice.
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A FIRST-CLASS OFFICE MAN-EXTEN
IA slve business experience and A l creden-
Llais-Wants position salary easily arranged.
Address DOC this office. nlO-5Is
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A COMPETENT GIRL WISHES A STU
"A alton 10 do housework; good COOK and
Ltundress; city or country. Apply 523 NJ
street. nIU-5t*
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NJE OFFER TO GENERAL AGENCY
w and canN aSSerS exclusive territory free
newspaper advertising, "a cnance to deliver
goods before paying for them, immense profits
and permanent business. Address CON.
SOLIDATED, Lynn, Mass. IT'S
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The ladies of Cathedral Parish will
give grand Thanksgiving ball at Turner
Hall on the evening OF November 30th.
Neale's Orchestra will furnish the music.
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WHERE TO BUY GROCERIES.
CANCERS

r ]. WINGARD, AT TWENTY-FIVE
- and streets. has the best assortment
and at most reasonable rates.
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5Iluisten.

iJANTED-A CLERK TO WORK IN A
w grocery store; must be recommended
Apply at GulS once. n13-3LF
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FTUMORS, ULCERS, VEINS, LUMPS AND
l. ExcreseDces. ETC., removed and no knife
used. Special treatment for all Skin Trouble.
Best OF references given Send for circular.
Rooms 21 and 20 Postoffice Building, corner
Fourth and X streets, Sacramento.
SHIRLEY
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A II LAST WE HAVE IT.-KEEN, BRIGHT
Aand brainy men and women wanted every
wnere to lake orders for "SheppS Worlds
Fair Photographed; only BOOK OF oIcopyrighted
photographs OF buildings, scenes anu exhibits
OF the W orld'S Columbian Exhibitions; author
lied by the Exposition Management; omci4l
certificate accompanies each volume; bonanza
for WORKERS; drop everything and handle it;
you will make money fast; books ready; credit
given; big commissions; Illustrated circulars,
terms, free. Address GLOBE BIBLE PUB.
CO., sos Dearborn street, Chicago, ILL.,,
Philadelphia, Pa. o2o-TFS@no
u DASTURAGE-GOOD ALFALFA PAS
| turage below gate on Riverside road For
terms, ETC., apply 1920 Tenth street, between
q and K. n2-2W%
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B,ta.,,ess Tnrna.

n. r. ROOT. ALEX. NELSON, j. DRIsCoL
ROOT, NELSON & CO.,
TNTON FOUNDRY-IRON AND BRASS
u Founders and Machinists, Front street
between and O. Castings and Machinery
of every description made to order.
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wATERHoUsE & LESTER,
CITY STREET IMPROVEMENT COMPANY

CONTRACTORS FOR ALL KINDS OF
Y Street Work, Railway Construction,
Wharyes, Bridges, etc. Sacramento office
Al street san Francisco Office, room 45,
fifth floor. Mills Building.
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r osni anat,tn 3lpmncr.

ond organ number was "a Funeral
March, of his own composition. His
piano numbers remaining were one
double one from Chopin and triple one
from Schuman, Weber and his own pen.
1t is needless TO enter upon any criticism
Of the art of one so we'll known and
whose high musical reputation is Il part
OF the history OF the century. In his
own compositions he was best. Except
ing only the "Awakening OF the Lion, -
his playing of his own "Grand Waltz
excited most enthusiasm among the
auditors Chopin's 'Grand Waltz" has
been played here before. but not with
such brilliancy as distinguished De Kont-
SiIi's playing Of it. The Chevalier, it is
to be said, plays as If his soul were in
volved in the music and as if he loved to
awake from the instrument rare har-
monies better than anything else in life
as if, indeed, in the music his whole
being was absorbed. No better evidence
of his genius is needed than the enthusi-
asm he inspires in his hearers, an en-
thnsiasm that was manifest by last
nights audience in an unprecedented
manner.
'Arrah Ma Pogue' was produced at the
Clunie Opera-house last night. with Mr..
Ward as shaun, Mrs. Ward as Arrah.
Nr. Berch as Nc, ool, Miss Muffin as
Fanny Power, Miss Wiedman as Katie
Walsh, Mr.. Bacon as Michael Feeney
and Mr.. Hyland as O'Grady. "Arrah
Ma Pogue'' we have always held to be
Soucicault's best Irish drama, because it
gives Us Il clearer insight into the rela-
tions between the Irish peasantry and the
Irish gentry. 1t Is more accurate sketch
of the Irish peasant, certainly. The play
was well mounted last night; the two
castle scenes were particularly handsome,
III fact Duran has painted no sets quite so
vigorously and we'll since he has been
here. Mr.. Ward played Shaun i'll his
usual style, said by those familiar with
life IN the Green Isle to be remarkably
true in feeling, brogue and action TO the
real. Mrs. Ward made good Arrah and
we compare her with Mrs. Sedley Brow n,
the ideal Arrah, who played it to Charles
" heatleigh's Shaun years ago. Mr..
Berch was faultless as McCool, and Mr..
Feeney was a creation doing him infinite
credit. He is certainly a many-sided
actor, and steps from low comedy when
occasion requires, with remarkable ease.
In the dance scene James Murphy gave u
barn door jig, and won deserved ap-
plause. While a younger man should
essay it Mir. Murphy's work told of
sincerity OF effort. lie had an excellent
foil in Katie Walsh, personated by Miss
Weidman The play is put upon the
stage with much attention to detail, is
well acted throughout and ought to draw
largely the week through.
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rN0 LET, S21-HOUSE 25o6 l. STREET
| Inquire of NJ. y. BURKE, 129 J street,
up stairs. ni3-6tF
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TISO LET-FURNISHED HOUSE OF FIVE
rooms, bath and not and cold water. APP
ply on premises, 1912 . street.
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G.-E 10 no rLR MONTH, CITY
- - aud Territory salesman Tor "a
Chicago house. Particular, W y. let south.
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ENGLAND'S War VESSELS.
Sir Red, In the Commons, Speaks Of
The Victoria Disaster
Othcr Vessels In the Navy Nay Meet
similar Tate-More ships
Needed.

LONDON, Aug. 2s.-Duting a dis
cutf.on OF the navy es,lmatos la the
commons today, Sir Edward james
Reed, who was at one time chief con.
slruclor " the navy, declared the
disasier TO the war ship Nictorin just
what was expected OF that class Of YES.
sells yeats uRo. There remained in thu
navy other yesbels oilthesame typp,aul
he wondered how many more would
Cnps'zs before the Admiralty could be
Induced 10 abandon that description Of
war vessels.
Admiral Fold said the standard Of
the navy should be based upon the
work the navy had 10 do. This was
not taken into consideration by the
ffamera Of tue naval estimates. Ten
more first class ships were required,
especially effective as rams. A large
sum Of monty had been spent upon
vessels that looked like rams, but that
did not deserve the name and that
could 10 no more execution than q
man fitting against some tree with a
thimble on his nosr.
Right Hon. J. &. Gochen said such
al assertion could not be- passed over,
and he demanded that the government
institute "a searching Inquiry into tho
construction Of all vessels Of similar
ypU 10 the Inflated NictOfia.
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vas laid inside md The Ice Mantle nise
laid bairre the Senate, the question
being on Nauce's moiiOI 90 lay Oh the
table MandoTson's motion 30 consider
the VOC Whereby the Senate decided
last week shat Mantle was nCt entitled
O. seat. The vote resulted: Yeas, % /;
nays, IS. 50 the motion to lay ON The
table WIS reed 10. A vote WIS then
taken on the original resolution, a.
amended, and II was agreed to-lyas,
B.; nayp, %. The effect ~ tue vote ~
declaration that Mautls 10 not eutl.
tied 10 l scat.
A vote was then taken on the right
Of John b. Allen 70 a seat from the
state OF Warrington Claimed under
similar circumsta cesl, and u was also
decided in the negative by eNsctly the
same vote. No action was taken on
tho third case, from the state u WyU.
ming, Beckwith having fcsisnut.
Consiuerntlon Of the laii1 NJ bank
circulation bill was tnen resumed, tue
question being on Cookrul's amend.
ment.
While discussing tho subject, tho
HOuso bill 70 repeal pntt Of tho 5hur.
man act was Represented and immedi.
ateiy referred 10 the committee on
finance.
Discussion on Cockrelps amend.
mtnt was resumed, but without action
on II the senate proceeded iU executive
business and coon adjourned.
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{ loII l; .od,5a HEADQUARTERS. ~ 4,
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p II. clifford, New Cssssll, VIE,
uRs troubled with NourHlria aud
Rheumatism, his stomach was diHor-
dered, his Liyor was effected 10 an
alarming degree, appetite Tell away,
and hS WIS terribly reduced IN flesh
and strength. Three bottles Of Electric
Pittorb cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, ILL.,,
had a running nofe on his leg ( eight
ysarh' Standing, Ut0d three bottles o.
Electric BitterH and seven boxes Of
Bucklen's Arnica SElvo,an hiS leg 10
sound and well. John Speaker, Cat.
aWbs, o., had i've large Fever sores
on his lex; doctoIs said hs wss lncurR.
bic. One bottle Electric Blttrfa and
one box Bucklcn's ATnloA Saive cured
him entirely. Sold At A, &. Smith &
Ce's Drug Store. So
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charges AgaiHs, one of the Awards
Judgta.


CHICAGO, Aug. IS. - Chairman
Thachtr VI the awards committee came
forward with tniiaviB from the
officials Of the Carey Safe company,
chsrsing that j. +. Higbto had dc.
manded $500 for securing favorable
AwatJs.
The commission instructed the com.
mittte ~ take up this matter.
Higboe arose anu declared the
charge absurd. lie said ne would
bring an action In the courts Tor
damages.
Mfs. Harmon Ausou is none other
than the notorious Hattie Richmond,
the actress. who appeared ia San Fran.
cisco In David Hcndefson's Crystal
slipper company. she has been ia lfJ.
quent tcfap0s ia this city OF question.
able sort aud has boon locked up and
fined many times on chnfges OF die.
orderly conduct. Since her advent Ne
a Worlds Fair employ e. she has bron
In the hands OF the pOlico ut the con.
tral station. She secured n pOsition
whom the Fair opened In the auditing
department M file clerk, Just how D.
hard 10 tell, but, being a woman Of
talent anu n ready taller, has
managed 20 hold her position, Ia q, Ito
OF any tale8 OF misdoings outside the
grounds.
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TnnernI OF nnI.e Ernst.

PoIsDAM, Aug. 2s.-The funeral Of
Duke Ernst " Saxe.Coburg and
Golha took place today, attended by
duo pomp and ceremony. The spacious
church was crowded with mouTnerH,
among whom were the Duke Of Ediu.
burg (thc now Duke Of Ssxc'CObutg
aud Gcthal, Emperor William and the
King OF SaSony, the prlnco u Wales
anu the Duke Of COuuaught, Prince
William Of Baden, Prince Philip
Of CoOutg and the Grand Duke OF
Baden,
After the funeral banquet was
given ut the castle, at which all th,
visiting members Of the royal families,
ministers Of state and diplomats wer,
present.
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Senator Hawley says tho American
people arc peculiarly prone 10 dlatrust
and suspicion, and they question ey.
orything. Thoy doubt oven tho @i-
dOnco Of their own senses. This Is
probably one reason for the panic that
is now on. With gold coming over from
Europe, with silver in small quantity
being 6hlppol to Europe, with most Of
the railroad of the country earning oz.
collnt dividends, with good fruit aud
crop prospects Tor the country in gcuor.
al and with 40 Important election TO
disturb thcrvtn current OF iulugOs, yet
baul, after bank closes its doors, wheat
and silver haya boon lower than over bo.
fore, and stocks have gone down tll they
nro out Of sight, that, too. although tho
substantial ones are paying their diyi.
dcnds as regularly Us Il they wore worth
200 per cont
Itis boldly claimed that bear gpcculat-
crs for their own purposes have fostorJd
aud .uaam.d thcuaiyod is,rust mud sus-
picion OF tie American disposition aud
arc wording 90 fofall It Is worth, while
thoy shrewi.y bay ia property after
property TO sell 10 again when times get
good. Their maci.nations can only DO
met properly by tho optimistic spirit
which IS determined 90 wait littlo TN
the clouds roll by and thm plcl, mp and
go ON again us though nothing had hap
paned.
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LabsrtongFcss.

CHICAGO, Aug. 2s.-Tno labor con.
gress assembled In the Art institute to-
day, with many prominent delegates
present, Including Bishop Fallows,
Herbert burrows, Representing the
English Social Democratic federation,
DR.. HlrsOh, teprusuuting the Jewish
congress, and Others. A number OF
paputs were read.
The advocates Of tho "slngle tax"
theory also met today, Henry George
and DIR. McGlynn being among the
prominent delegates.
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Sr. JouSS n. r., Aug. 2s.-
Further JiscJufaging news concorniug
Tho Poary expedition comes from Lab
raj by the mail steamer arriving
here lost night According 10 the last
report p,ary WIS gt Davis Inlet, Aug.
Bud, aud uu Doe 1.n had reached Nam.
There ho tiled again TO purchase dog ,
but failed, because ho refused TO pay
the prlccs asked,
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Receiver Appointed.

WAsuNUiOS, Aug. gs.-Comp.
trollur Eckels has appointed Stewart
Rich receiver Of tue Washington
National bank, Tacoma, Wash. This
bank has goso iuto tho courts 10 en-
desvor TO get out " the hands Of tho
comptroller o. the currency, when late
Saturday might be took it out %, the
hands OF the hank examiner iu charge
and placed II In the hands o.. 81 TCueiy.
cr, thuB stealing n matah on the bank
officials.
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COI,ING GOLD.
The UnItod states uint. WIN Soon he
iinsJ.

WAsInNGTON, Aug. 27.-Secteiary
Carlisle mas ordered the dotted State,
minis NJ Philadelphia aud San Frau
cisco FULLY manned ana tho foil
capacity If both ~ ints TO be- utilized In
coming gold bullion, Tho treasury
department has from $50, 100000 10
t0O,0O1,O0O In gold bullion, which Ia
part Of the gold Fe'ervu oil 100000 400.
The gold bars cannot bo ubGi ~ cur
roucy, 30 Il has brsn decided In the
present need, 10 coiu .ho bullion on
hand.
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icrc We are. Special Clean Up Prices on
WASH bgEss GOODS.
ATTENTION. MEM


wv" w TTTTT" TVT7TTTTE1
n Mems Sew suite. Ilcgalt styles. all Wool
wei made gouua, o. md 900 gulliii..
lu hv cleaned go 90 % SUIT
70 Meas NuNuY suite, worth il4uut So.
To Do cleaned up 10 go % SUIT
70 p1irs NJ Meme fautllooua, new and ftyl.
ifh, wool goods,
10 be cleaned out ut So 20
atylCH tn Huyf' tutt=thu very Istost thing
nothing IkU them in tho CITY. Clean up price
b.c ON tho Dollar. eco thpm
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Tho recounstsd fsie OF the
Robert Mantell clears 10 proof
their eXcullvncy. Every cigar - lked
under this brand Ia warranted clear
Havana fller anu Sumntm wrapper OF
tho best quality that money can buy,
aud made by the most skilful nj
Cuban wurkmon. just Try one, nearly
every dealer kecps them.
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The hank Nose nII ana hantIo's
case,

WAsnEGTOS, Aug. 2s.-The bill
blloWiug tho Uauks 10 inCre 80 their
circulation up % thu par value OF the
bonus deposited by tnom was taken up,
Tue qltstiOn being on tue amendment
offered by COckreil for the redeem pti0u
o. such per cent bonds as may be
offered and payment therefor Ia a new
Issue OF tue treasury nutts. The
amendment WIS rtlected-yess %,
nays 20.
COuarrll then offered an amendment
authorizing thu hJlIera OF any Uai.cd
States bonds 10 deposit aud 10 receive
IN exchange legal tender notes equai
10 lheif value, o bonds 10 be- held IN
nv treasury, subject TO REDEEM ptiOn in
tue came amount OF legal tender notes
which would then be destroyed, no
Interest 10 be- paid on the DO ua while
lhey were held IN tho trousury, but
when they were again Withdrawn H.
lsrest to be paid, less u ler cent por
anpum.
MANTLE NOT SEATED,
Discussion on this Rmsndmont was
Interrupted at O'Clock, when the bill
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ImE wYoMINo nENAronsnIr.
a special session OF tho Legislature
mHA b. called.

mHA b. called.
CHEYENNE, Wyo., Aug. 25.-The
news that the EeuAti declines To rCat
the gppoinici senators foyiv,s lntefesl
here IN the question Of the governors
calling n special session of the legis.
latufU TO on the vacancy from Wyo.
ming. Although Governor Osborne
has declared several limCi that he
would not call a special session, It II
believed that pressure will b br0ug ht
10 besr upon him by his party AMI by
the irivnds OF silver IN both parties,
and that lie will change his position on
the question anu call a session VI once.
The relative strength OF tho parties In
ihe special session will be the same 40
the one which failed TO ulcc, senator,
the combined vote IN which was
tweuty-iour Republican,, twenty
Democrats aud i've Popullsts.
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Tho attention u! economical house,
keepers il called TO the Gold Hand
Package Coffee. 10 n the bost.
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Apply to Utah Normal College for
private instruction In Gay lins Of
study.
The Gold Band Package Ia handsome,
but tho quality Of the goods inside
tells the story.
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GIVE Gold Band Coffee trial. II IL
this best Of all package eoIees. 81
RAY WE ALL.
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Bee the handsome pictures contained
In each package OF Gold Hand Coffee.
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Copnoisteuts and Eplcures drink
Gold band JOiIrr.
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SUMMER SILKS AND DRESS GOODS.
is pieces ~ wash .uk. good ousit,. worth
~ clean ou' price Csc ucr sd. only : yards
iiwceo. u extra dno wash snts. tn elegant
patterns. worth from s.oI 90 81 Is pcr s. a. clean
uifrCs of l.iuUu BLACK India suEa. aoId al
.,. ,l.lu out Iricc a'o. Only one pattern 90 o.
HEMNANrs OF SILK GALORE.
an tindst 900 pstgrua and qualities REGARD.
pr. OF 90 special clean out Uf.Ccs uu our
cAurc silk stock nuy your siks now
NlMNANTs REMNANTS. RENNANTs
i1l yards Of remnants, r5uruE from 90. 60 A.
ha,u.' n ciygahl Wool dress goods, Just Che
lnlns Tor chldronH school lfrssCa-A great
variety ~ .Yloa. qualities huu HhaitaawIIl Doe
foId 40 the lowest pfiHc ever offered az any
tluau up sale boz tho West
lnr.cccs of new ana stylish dress goods. rs
sorted qualities, dra' gus aud shades. retailing
cNcp where from iic 60 $40 per yard or
, li pieces Of extra doc all'wopl French Chal
lios, reduced from D,c 20 clean up price at i1t
per yard.
s GwAt HWGAtN-
-, pieces Of French sauncs. silkalncs.
french NullH etc, etc cost from 200 10 g1t
per }afd' clean ~ price 1870 per yard.
ana striped MulIa cold at tic and iUc, clean ION
price -c PER yArd
Here We are. Special Clean Up Prices on
WASH DRESS GOODS.
H pieces ~ Sandal cloth. nsurcd Hourets
Mtl.c', lfliirHrcnt UIotHH and aatruua. s1id 10
tr Urr Yur1.
o. special q can up prices on an ogr Table
llrcua NhphiuH, Towels, SCARE, etc.. etc
E'cgthinF 90 our domestic department soes
az clean Up UfluUa.
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SPECIAL NOTICE .
ARRIVAL OF
FALL DRESS GOODS.

nNE HUNDRED OF THE VERY
~ Newest Effects In Fall Dross Goods
have just arrived and wo shall be-
nloasod to show them tn our patrons on
Monday morning. They comprise some
very choice and elegant things In Hop
sacking-, Serpon'iue Effects, Fancy
Scotch, Fronch aud English Goods, such
have never boon seen In our city be-.
fore. In fac w0 have q spfinkliug NJ tho
very SOLICIT" Stuils that will bo worn
this season, and they are marked down
~ hard.pan pricos. BE sure you see our
Now Goods before purchasing your fall
Dresses.
s15-A Croat CLEAN UP SALE
OF Everything in Stock.