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Naval Orders

Lieut.. A. c. Hodgson has been detached from,
the Naval Academy and ordered to the Charles
ton. Lieut.. H. H. Hosiey. from the Philadel.
phia and granted three months leave. Lieut..
Alex. Sharp, from the Naval Academy and or
dered to the Philadelphia.
~ MEDICAL Director F. L. Dubois, from the
Philadelphia and ordered to the Chicago. Past
Assistant Surgeon I. c. Craig, from the Boston,
ordered home and granted three months leave.
Fast Assistant Surgeon E. S. Bogert, from the
Philadelphia. upon falling in with the Boston,
ana to report for duty on that vessel. Past
assistant surgeon E. r. Stitt, from the Naval
Hospital. Norfolk, and ordered to the Chicago
Fast Assistant Surgeon J. F. Uric. from the
Chicago and placed on waiting orders Assist
ant Surgeon NJ. S. Guest. from the receiving
snip Franklin and ordered to the PHILADELPHIA.
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Baftimere Markets.

BALTIMORE. MAY 81 - Flour dull and steady
receipts, l5.4l9 barrels: shipments. h4ss barrels;
sales. go barrels. Wheat nrm-No. req. spot.
iz%as25s; NAY, 1Zs4a73 June, q. bid: July, s<s
as4-s: steamer No. z. red. % s.ass-receipts 81
900 busne shipments. $4,000 bushels; stock, sxs
65Z bushels: sales. l5s.O00 bushels. Milling wheat
by sample, sla1Sk. Corn nrm-miNed. spot 4sAS
49,. May. 49, a4ss4: July, sslsss: August. ash
ASK sales, 1000 bushels. White corn by sample.
50: yellow corn by sample, 50. Oats nrm-No
white western. AK sis; No. mixed western -
37-receipts, 5000 bushels: stock. lO<.5o6 bush
els Rye dull-No. ., 6S-receipis, l,zO0 bushels;
stock. 81. IO4 bushels hay active-good 10 choice
timothy l6vOal7.Oc. Grain freights active, but
unchanged. Cotton nomin2l--middng, "a. Pro
visions quiet. Butter dull-creamery. fancy. sos
81: 'lo. fair 20 choice, lsass do. imitation 10
Eggs hrm-16al6k. coffee steady-Ro csrgoes.
fair. lsa; No. Z, Il. Sugar strong and active
granuiaied, 81. Copper unchanged. WHISKY I'm
-llSal.l9. Peanuts STEADY, unchanged.
BALTIMORE May 81. - virginia threes -
Baltimore and Ohio stock. I5a16: Northern Cen.
tral stock, GO; Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern
first incomes, lO4: Consolidated gas bonds, lllS
bid do. stocks, sass
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THE MARYLAND DIOCESE.
The Annual Convention Begun in Baltimol
This Morning.

Inc annual Convention Begun in Baltimore
This Morning.
Special Dispatch The Evening star
BALTIMORE, May s1.-The MARYLAND diocesan
convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church
began its one hundred and tenth annual session
this morning in Emmanuel Chunh, the seat OF
the general convention of last GALL
The services began with a sermon by Rev.
Clarence Buell. of Cumberland and the service
OF the holy communion. at which Bishop Paret
lev. George c. Stokes, Rev, Theodore c. Gam
brill and Rev. Thomas Z. Pattison officiated.
Rocs Creek and Silver Spring parishes asked
for a change of boundaries
st. Stephens parish, Washington, asked for
admission to the convention.
petition was sent from a number of coro-
munlcants IN Washington asking for permission
to organize church to be known as ST.
Micnaeis.
All Angels and King and Queen parish in
81. mary county, Nd, asked for a change of
boundaries.
Bishop Paret appointed. the usual committees
10 the committee on rights of delegates TO
seats was referred the, case of the contestirC,
delegations from St. Margaret's Church, West,
minister parish. Anne Arundel county. Ma
ihefe mas peen a contest in this church over the
rector, Rev. DR.. Spalcer. The case is nor ;n
the courts. The vestry favorable to Dr
Spencer sent asjts lay delegate Mr.. James :
late, with Thomas and Bradshaw alterna.es
Dr. Spencsrs opponents sent H. s. Rideout
and Robert Morse
In his annual address Bishop paret .,,,,h.
sized the Necessity Of attending more caref,n,,
70 the religious instructions and confrmatio,,
OF chaicren-the matter on which he laid ,nch
stress at the last convention, which met In
the Epiphany Church, Washington.
During the year he has held $50 public con.
firmation services, II private seryiceS On.
preached l65 sermons, made "a "a
dresses and delivered 50 lectures ~
applicants for holy orders. de6icaTaa !
churches laid corner stone and held three con-
secration services 1ee CUT
There are at present in the diocese 1e7 ,,-;.s,s
and seventeen deacons. Thirteen tbese have
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IN WALL STREET TODAY.
Stocks Opened Weak and Lower ON Lo,dox
Advfces

Stocks Opened Weak and Lower ON Lo,a.-
Advices.
NEW YORK, May 3l.-Stocks OPEN I'D veal .nd,
. lower on the failure Of an old stock broksr...
concern in London and on fears of further
heavy exports OF gold from this port. The,
decline in prices ranged from h to IL per
cent. Manhattan leading the downward move
ment with sales rs low as l29
After the opening the stock market WAS
feverish and irregular. The fact that Rold
shipments exceed all expectations tended To-
stimulate sales Of stocks for the short as we'll
as for the long accounts. Reading dropped
from 174 to 15& and New England from
261s to 24lf. Western Union rose 70 S3L and
later, dropped to s21. Sugar sold up from
$3.50 to 81 and declined to S5S<. Whisky, after
rising from 1891 TO 17s<, dropped TO 1867. Gem
eral Electric fell Of from 671S to 665s and rose
TO 6S1<.
The other fluctuations were confined within
narrow range. The comparative frmness of the
grangers Was feature Of the Trading. AZ IL
a m. the market was steadier in tone In eym-
pathy with the rise in General Electric This
stock was strengthened by the recent official
denial OF the unfavorable rumors afoat on the
Germs.
In railway bonds the Reading issues were.
weak and lower n belief that the readiust-
ment plan will not be carried through success
Iuiiy. The As fell TO 69se; As. first prefer
to l6.
After II O'Clock New England and Chicago
uas were weak, the former declining to 23l<
and the latter TO 7lse, but subsequently, these
stocks recovered about point and the whole
ilst improved under the leadership OF General
Electric. which advanced TO 20. Money ON cau
Is easy at 2a4 per cent Prime mercantile pa
per, GAS per cent Sterling exchange is easier,
with actual business in bankers bills ut 4 s5s6a
= 80 Tor sixty days and 4s9a4 s911 for demand
4Ss1L.
Ihe clearing house statement for the DAY ia
as follows: Exchanges. Sl24, 524, 04o; balances.
Sf,liI,S15. The subtreasury was debtor AT the
clearing house today s7sO. Sol; bar silver, s2sI.
government bonds have been steady; state !.
bonds have been dull. Railroad bonds hav~,
been dull. lower.
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been received from other dioceses and a..
were ordained. Twelve priests OF the Siocs.s
were sent to other dioceses. There are at pres.
ent twenty postuiants for holy orders. and IN.
all forty-six persons under instructions r,,a
ing the past year 500 more children were Coz
firmed than ever before WIZ
Bishop Paret gave an exposition Of the v..-
try act and protested strongly against its Vic
lation and the INSTRUMENTATION of yestr,ss
He alluded TO the importance Of the mission
interests of the church
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A LIFE SAVED

By the use Of AYERS sarsaparilla sYLvEsTEE
B1R. . well-known grocer in Few Albany, Ind
writes: MY oldest daughter. when a child, was .
ereatsuferer from scrofula. having three sores or
one side Of her neck and one on the other. used
AYERS sarsaparilla. and effective was the result
that the healed rapidly leaving only their
behind. She is now q woman. in good health. have
no doubt that her life was saved
BY THE USE OF
AYERS Sarsaparills. 1t has also proved equally
beneciai with my other children who were troubled
with the same disease"
''Scrofula in my blood caused painful sores te
break out left leg and ARM and but for the use
Of AYERS sarsaparills would. think, in time.
have covered from head foot Thanks to the use
Of this medicine am now . we'll man. / believe i,
has saved my life Nv. N. PHILLIPS. p NJ and
Merchant. Beaver Ridge. Knox county. Tenn
AYERS sARSAPARILLA
Preparedby DR.. J. G. Aver Co.. lowell, Mass.
CURES OTHERS. WILL CURE YOU.
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RUPTURE.

DR.. 7. K. GALLOWAY Of the institute will be in
our cityon TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS of each week,
at the above named Office. FROM L. TO 5P. NJ for
the benefit Of all those who afflicted with Hernia
and who desire to avail themselves of this
Tire cost OF SO great u boon is extremely moderate
when conn AIRED with the benefit received. Many of
Baltimo.e's best physicians recommend the treat
ment Numbers Of prominent citizens have been per-
manently cured. among whom We mention: Jno NJ.
Lttfg. esq. president National Marine Bank Capt
W. c. Geoghegan. steamer Charlotte York River line
jno Richardson. esq president board Of license com.
missioners: Arthur A. Qusndt. pharmacist, l34 8.
Howard st. DR.. NJ CURLY Burkhard, lO1 Park ave.
o. A. Kirkland of Matthews l. Kirkland, auction and
real estate. 81 and "a s. Charles st. Baltimore city.
my31-Rt
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TAFFETA GAUNTLET GLOVES, In
C0L0RS Regular price. Soc. THIS
WEEK. 47c. PAIR
MILANEsE SILK GAUNTLET
GLOVES. in NAVY. CADETTE,
BLACK REGULAR price. 75c. THIS
WEEK. 69c. PAIR
LADIES' SHOOK FOSTER KID
GLOVES. in TANS. Sizes 81. 81. z,
~. ~. Regular price, 81 TOMOR-
ROWS PRICE, Sic. PAIR.
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Going to ANNAPOLIS.

Going to Annapolis.
Secretary Herbert will visit the Naval
Academy Friday to take part in thetgraduating
exercises.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
the S.1 & are the OPENING and closing poss IT
Nne 70 Corson Macartney. l4I9 II sfr.sr -
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A CHASTITY DISCOVERY.
What Carpenter Found in an Unfinish
House in Eckinxton,

What . Carpenter Found in an Unfinished
House in lexington.
When William NJ Davis, a carpenter. went to
work in an unfinished house on street in
lexington about 1:30 O'Clock this afternoon
he made a CHASTITY discovery. Resting on the
third floor of the house was the dead body of a
man. the head resting in pool Of blood
The sight WAS such = shock to the car
penter that he came near falling back
ward down the steps. The terribly
discoiored face and the clotted blood
made it apparent that death had taken place a
day or two ago, at least; for in addition to
these conditions there was an unpleasant odor
emitted from the corpse.
The house is one Of . row Of three brick
dwellings in course Of erection on r street. be-
tween Second and Third streets northeast.
for Mr.. l. H. Lane, and workmen
left 1t some days ago for the
carpenters who went there today. Then it was
that the dead body Of the suicide was found,
The left side of the face rested in a pool of
blood and a short distance away was a new
revolver.
DRESSED FOR THE GRAVE.
The dead man was dressed in new black
suit OF clothes, new shoes and a white
shirt and had evidently dressed himself
for the grave. When Sergeant Jordan
and Policeman Thompson reached the house
they searched the clothes of the dead man to
find some clue to his identity.
There was in one pocket . receipt for 50
cents. dues paid last month in the Lone Star
Beneficial Association.
The receipt was made out in the name of
IN. Cook
Not single letter was found on him
but there was card in his pocket bearing the
advertisement of william Clohessy, Wine
Merchant, 727 Canal street. New York"
nd rha,~ -,xl
Masonic charm attached. was taken from the
dead mans pockets. together with three hand
kerchiefs and q roll Of greenbacks
The body was removed to the morgue
ana tne coroner notified No person named
Cock has been reported missing during the
past Few weeks, and at O'Clock the police had
learned nothing additional concerning his
identity.
The Body Identified.
The body found in the house at Eckiueton
has been identified as that of Geo. Dahle. a sa-
loon keeper at North Capitol andP.
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". B. MOSES h SONS,
"Daiiv Reduction Sale"
nth AND F SITS. n. W.

III
A00e'' fT'ee'" nth AND SITS. NV.
Interest Is
| Increasing.
Every day sees more rivalry for the maenih-
cent pieces of FURNITURE affected by our
DAILY REDUCTION SALE
Is now seven days since this sale began. and
I'll tnose articles which be reduced 81
per dav until SOLD are 81 cheaper than
they were at the start
But the prices then were Is low as you'll find
anywhere for like quality.
HE PRICES ARE Dows
So low now that the following articles will be
quickly sold. So 1t will be to your profit II
You get in esrly tomorrow morning and see for
yourself what bargains are in store for you.
me complete list was published in the News
ana star one week ago today. The numbers
oeiow correspond to the numbers in the list
The following reduced prices were put upon the
goods when this remarkable sale began:
REDUCED 81 Day From START
NO. 1O"-s30 Oak Desk no,c so3-S2O bid.
~. iOs-S24 Oak Desk. noU $17-sl6 bid.
NO. 1O4-$22 Pier Mirror noU sI5
NO 1Oo-2 $50 Chairs. no,c Sl3 each
NO. 107-$25 China Case nou slS
No. 1OS-S40 Sideb osrd. nor $3.50 bid
NO 1O9-$T Sideboa-d. no,c $50.
NO. 1lO-$33 sideboard, rou 900.
NO. 111-$2O Sidebosrd, nop SI3
NO 112-s33 Wardrobe Bed. noW s26
NO. 1880 Bed Room Suite. nop &23-s2o
bid.
NO. ll4-s3O Wardrobe Couch, no,o SEA
NO. 11o-$2o LOUNGE nor S1S
No 1i~-$2O Lounge nop &13-Sll bid
NJ. ll1-ss2 Sweet Refrigerator. nosC sl6
REDUCED So Day From START.
NO. 1885 Msntsl Cabinet now s21
NO. 1l9-$45 Arm Chair. noU S3l.
NO E2O-$3o Arm Char. noU $21-Sl9 bid.
NO. 121-s30 Arm Chair. nou s16-sl4 bid
NJ. l22-$35 Arm Chair. noac $2l.
NO. 1850 Parlor Suite nc,c S36
NO. l24-$3o Hail Seat and Table. noc $21.
NJ. ESo-sa5 China Case. norc $2l-S19 bid.
NO. 1"6-S40 China Case. nor $26
NJ. l21-$6O Chiffonier, alo.c $46
NO. l2S-$60 Glass Book Case. no,e S46-
cal bid
NO. l29-se0 Chiffonier. ,,o,s s4s.
NO 130-$55 Chiffoner and Glass. now S41.
NO 131-s44 Bed Room Suite, nor $50
NO. l32-S'o"sweet' Refrigerator nop $21
REDUCED So Day From START.
NO. 1885 Boston Chair. no,r S44
NO. 1880 Mantel Cabinet no,o SO.
NO 1886 Parlor Suite. no,c ga
NO. 1856 Eng. Oak Table noo s44
NO. 1886 Desk, $44-S39bid
NO. 13S-S65 Sidebcard. noe S44-$4O bid.
No. 1880 Folding Bed. S69-s65 bid.
NO. 140-s6O Bed Room Suite nOU S39-$36
bid.
NO. 141-s1O0 Bed Room Suite. nor s7o-
s65 bid.
NO. 1880 Bed Room Suite rotv s39.
NO. 1855 Bed Room Suite. nop s54-
e49 bid.
REDUCED 81 Day From START.
NO. 144-S120 sideboard ,os S92-$SO bid
NO. lio-SS5 Sidebcard. $57
NO. 146-Sl00 Side5oard moe s12-S63 bid
NO. 147-SSS Sideboard. noo $50.
NO. l4S-$110 Bed Room Suite, nop esq.,
REDUCED S. Day From START
NO. 14s-s15o Parior Cabinet. no,o SIS
NO. 150-s7O Parlor Cabinet. nor s35
NO. 15l-slO Sidebosrd. s95-SS5 bid.
NO. 153-sl25 Sideboard rOu s9O-SS2 bid
NO. l53-s13O Bed Room Suite no1 sos.
REDUCED So Day From START,
no. 154-&l5O Sideboard no,r $1OS.
NO l55-sl50 Sideboard and China Case,
nor slOS.
REDUCED 81 Day From START
NO. l56-s17o Bed Room suite. nor sI26
W. B.
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MALARIA CURED AND ERADICATED FROM
V the system by Browns Iron Bitters which en-
riches the blood. tones the nerves. aids digestion
Acts Ike charm on persons in general I'll health
giving new energy and strength.
f1NhE MODERN MIRACLES OF HEALING WHICH
y are indisoutabiy performed by Dr. Wiliians' PINK
Pills should receive the closest Investigation by sck
people and theic friends. ,aIsmSwIy
A NGOsTURA BITTERS is UNIVERSALLY CON
a coded to be the best appetizer in the world.
manufactured oy DR.. J. g. b. SIEGERT SONS.
At all druggists
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They come in all eolOrs. including white. and are
north 800.
GZIEIRG|ID[EIFS,
SO doz; 15c. and 12hc. Embroidered Seal 7.
loped-edge Linen Handkerchefs. ............... c.
2oc. Pure Linen Embroidered Scslloped
Plain Handkerchief. so patterns to select ~
from. 49, c.
WE ARE
CLOSING OUT
I TERMINATING DEPT.
Two thousand dollars worth Of Trimmings will be
closed QUIT at
H]ALLF PRICE,
Take your choice Of anything in our Trimming De-
partment at 4 the regular price.
Don't delay Would advise an early call.
BIG DRIVE ON
SHIRT WAISTS.
90 dozen Ladies' Calico Waists, pleated front and
back deep collar and cuffs stylish patterns Regular
price. 39c. Special.
23c. 23c 23c.
One lot Ladies' Pe-cale Waists fne pleated bcsoms.
deep crfs. suitable Elton and blazer suits Regu-
lar price. 15c. Special.
49c. 49c 49c.
30 dozen LADIES' White India Lawn Waists double
box pleated front and back. deep cuffs and collars
Regular price. 63c Special.
$50. 39c. $50
Dainty Lawn Waists. fne tuck from. and back with
cascade Of Swiss embroidery down front. deep sailor
collar. with embroidered cuffs trimmed with en-
Drl.lary Rarlflar Sran nj
CSC 9Sc. CSC
One lot of Black sateen Waists pleated front and
back. deep collar and cuffs Regular price, Sc spe.
Sc. $50 Sc
WRAPPER SPECIALS,
One lot of Calico Wrappers, tight back and Mother
Hubbard front. perfect fitting. Regular price. ssc.
Special,
69c. $50 $50
One lot OF Percals Wrappers. in navy blue and
mourning effects. with Wat;eGu pleated back and
pleated from neck IN front Regular price. 81 As
Special.
CSC. 9Sc. CSC
Dainty Lawn Wrappers in pink, blue. black. 30,
with derby collars. trimmed with Val lace. full
sleeves with deep rufies. trimmed with Val. lace.
Regular price. 81 2o. Special.
Sl.4S. Sl.4S. Sl.4S.
GIH]1IlIDIR[EN'@
DEP AR ] LMlIELN T.
One lot of Calico Dresses. sizes to years. in
Mother Hubbard and Gretchen effects. Regular
price. Gle. Special.
l9c. l9c. l9c
One lot of White Cambria Dresses sizes to years.
embroidery trimmed. Regular price :5c Special.
22c. pc. PIC.
CAP Specials.
One lot Childrens Caps. corded with rosette Reg
ular price. "oc. Special.
1Oc. lOc. lOc
Handsome SHRED Hat. embroidered top. with
eolored brims. Regular price. 4Sc. Special
25c. 25c. 25c.
"FAUNrLERoYn w A1srs SPECIALS
Stylish ''Faunteroy" Waist in white lawn, with
deep collar. wide pesting down 'front.' finished with
herring bone braid in red. navy light blue. Regular
price. 69c Special
4Sc. 4Sc 4Sc
Handsome ''Fauntleroy" Waist In India lawn. with
wide Swiss embroidery rufe down front. deep collar
with wide Swiss embroidery turnover cuffs. with
embroidery. Regular price. $3.50. Special.
9Sc CSC $50
KINGS PALACE,
S1O--S12--S14 7rH ST. NV.
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YOU E]E[ED or MOWU0
Cool SUMNER UNDERWEAR.
BUY nj THIS WEEK AT REDUCED PRICES

LADIES' FINE RIBBED SELECTED
ELASTIC EGYPTIAN COTTON VEST.
In white or ecru. with high neck and
long sleeves. high neck and short
sleeves. low neck and short sleeves.
ABSOLUTELY SEAMLESS. PERFECT
FITTING, HAND SILK FINISH.
Regular price. &c. FOR THIS WEEK
ONLY
&c. EACH.
LADIES' PANTS to match above
VEST. In PURE WHITE or ECRU. in
KNEE OR ANKLE length Regular
price, &c. REDUCED FOR THIS
WEEK ONLY
44c. PAIR.
LADIES' SWISS RIBBED VEST. low
neck and sleeveless. in PINK. SALMON.
BLUE, WHITE. CROCHET finish.
SILK TAPE in NECK and ARM
HOLES. REGULAR price. Csc FOR
19c EACH.
LADIES' REAL INDIA GAUZE
VEST. hi4h neck and long sleeves and
high neck and short sleeves Regular
price. Sc. FOR THIS WEEK ONLY
o. ZACH
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@DWWO[D PEPTWM[Eo

What is 1t! 1t il concentrated food for in every
case OF sickness contains drugs. 1t not paen:
medicine nor proprietary article. 1t is beef Pure
beef; immensely concentrated. Nor is this ALL It is
pre-dieested that the most delicate stomach will
retain It. As it Is already digested it be given
the sick with the certain knowledge that it will
at once into the blood and noursh the patient Liquid
Peptone should be used in of typhoid fever
in every OF scarlet Fever and in every case
diphtheria. Remember this. II you run down or
weak from any csuse try Liquid Peptone; it will make
You strong. II you sick. very sick profoundly
SICK 1t will bridge the critical period of your
disease Ask your doctor about it. In ordering be
sure and ask for Liquid Peptone. made by
my3-w&S3m STEVENSON & JESTER, Phila
RI THE BABY Is CUTTING TEETH BE SURE
and use that old and we'll tried remedy. Mrs. Win
slows Soothing Syrup for children teething. II
sootnes the child. softens the gums allays all pain
cures WIND colo and is the best remedy diarrhea
Twenty-Five cents q bottle. myl-Iy
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First of juno Glove RGdW@t

In BLACK, TANS AND GRAYS, one
inch hem. glove thumb. Regular
price. Csc. TOMORROW. PIC. PAIR
MILANESE SILK MITTS. BLACK.
Regular price. SOC. TOMORROW.
47c. PAIR
CHILDREN'S SILK GLOVES, I'm
TANS and GRAYS. Regular price.
SOC. THIS WEEK. 3ec. PAIR.
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[ M@B(WR@H]
g BRO.
Where to Shop.

YOU ARE NOW MAKING
ANGEME s TO GO
AWAY 1T MATTERS NOT
HOW MANY DRESSES YOU
HAVE YOU MUST HAVE A
SILK ONE. SILK Is THE PRE-
vAILING FABRIC AND WILL
BE EXTENSIVELY WORN AT
ALL THE FASHIONABLE RE-
SORTS.
EVERYTHING SEEMS TO BE
SILK THIS YEAR. AND AS
LONG AS FASHION HAS DE-
CREED 80 ILL K" BUY 1T
WHERE YOU CAN GET THE
BEST ELECT ION, THE
LARGEST VARIETY AND THE
NEWEST PRODUCTIONs.AN AND
THAT IS HERE. THERE IS
NO DOUBT OF THIS. THIS
is NO BOMBASTIC ASSER-
TON, BUT THE TRUTH. WE
HAVE STOCK TREBLE THAT
OF ANY OF THE LARGE
STORES. AND ON ACCOUNT
OF THIS WE GET THE PICK
OF THE IMPORTERS AND
OF THE MANUFACTURERS.
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Whist Is like nice Figured India or Japanese Silk!
Some are "a and some are 81 inches wids We sold
them for 81. Now reduced to 10c. Per yard.
75c. quality reduced to QUO.
.1sa For 81.
We have the INFANTA GREEN so much used by
the princess. in many different qualities.
27-inch BLACK SATIN for capes, OIL. 20
yard
2o-inch JAPANESE SILK. black. colored, cream
and white. Worth 62lSc. Our Price. QUO.
27-inch JAPANESE SILK. Other stores sell no
better quality for 81. Our price. DC. We have
this in black. cream white and colors.
DIrCuESS in
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CHnDREs.s IMPORTED VEST.

Swiss ribbed. low neck. no sleeves. high
neck. long sleeves. crochet finish. silk
ribbon in neck Sizes for children from
8 MONTHS to 12 years old. PIECES.
1sc. to 4Oc. EACH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-31

CANDY.
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