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9th door. ...........,.
Trunks and Bags.

The season Of travel and vacation being 1t hand
has caused a large demand for the essentials in
the line Of Trunks Bags, &c. visit to this de-
aR with the times in goods and prices.
strongly made. two locks iron binding Each 81 so
Canvas Dress Trunks. brass Excelsior l9ck,
Iron binding; Each $50
brass locks four hinges, special trays. Each. 96
W. 3 L. Tourists Trunks, covered with best
trade canvas, 'Excelsior' lock, full linen lining,
two trays, steel trimmings. Each. ......: .95
French Tourists Trunk. sole leather bindings
full cloth lining, two trays. Each ......:. 95
W.. 4 l. Non-breakable Canvas-coversd Dress
Trunks three steel center bands, two Hagney
bolts, bronze Excelsior lock- two trays. all parts
INJECTED on washers, full linen lined Each. GO
Grain Leather Gladstone Bags. Each 81 96 to $26
Alligator Gladstone Bags. Each. $3.50 to $50
$3.50 to $40
Cole LEATHER Dress Suit Cases. Each.
$500, $3.50 and s.!
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Millinery Department.
WOmen's Wash Wrappers.

There Is now on our counters q vast assortment
Of these neat and comfortable house gowns, COM
prising over forty styles and qualities all Of the
newest effects IN full sleeves and fancy Jokes.
The prices are very reasonable. The following are
exceptional values:
women's Soft Print Wrappers, full sleeves,
Vatican back, full skirt, choice line Of patterns
Each MISREPRESENTATION. see
womens Fine Print Wrappers, extra full sleeves
Watteau back, full rufhe around shoulders form
ing yoke, lined to the waist, finished with a neat
novelty braid. The handsomest patterns and the
best value offered this season Each. -. 81 rs
Women's Pink and Blue Chambray Wrappers
wide rufHe over shoulders, Vatican back, full
front, trimmed with fancy border Of contrasting
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VIII Walk the Ratls.

A novel feat is In progress In Texan
now. P. F. Hugo OF Fort Worth has signed
contract to walk 1000 miles on stesl
rails OF the railroads. to average not less
than twenty miles per day, for 5000. He
started from Fort Worth four days ago
and arrived at Waco Monday AFTERNOON.
he goes to Galveston, and from there back
to Chicago. via Dallas
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Summer Goods I'm UphoI-
Stery DEPARTMENT

The heavy draperies should now be taken down
ana replaced by airier materials. In view OF
these preparations for the summer months thu
followins are likely to prove interesting:
silks that were SO and 75c. yard are now .3Ac
SIX Fringes that were 15c yard are now Toe
SIX Ernges that were Csc yard are now .15c.
six Fringes that were 37hc. yard are now use
Cross.striped Silk Curtains that were $500 pair
Cross striped Silk Curtains that were 40 % suG
$12o0 pair are now. ................... ri IA
Madras Curtains that we're $500 pair are
~ w
Madras Curtains that were 5000 pair ARE
Madras that was Toe. yard is now. ... size
Chenille Portieres that were $500 pair are
MOSQUITO CANoPIEs AND NE;rrriNsdd.' '''''
Capopies, single bed, white. Each ..., 81 q
Single bed. pink. Each. ii 35
PED, white Each. ...........4 81 sc
81 bed, pink Each. .......... ii rs
Double bed white. Each. .... 81 ia
Double bed, pink Each. ........ S2 90
Extra large. white. Each. .,.., 80 %
Cord and pulley with each Canopy.
81 Netting, white. Piece. ..........,,,.45c
Black and eolors. Piece. 49,. SOC.
Vstn noor. .1lth OF. building. J
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WOmen's New NeckWear.

Another novelty In Chemisettes has Just ar
rived 1t Is plated NULL trimmed with Swiss
embroidery in center and on collar. Intended for
wear with wash dresses. White oply. Each. .2Sc
India Linon Fronts with full RUNE, trimmed
with nainsook embroidery vaIenciebnes lace
To be outside with piaue and other wash
tIst "a enDexD
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Knitted Underwear Dept.

Is dosen Children's Swiss Ribbed White Lisle
Seamless Waists, pearl buttons. durable and COM
Portable. In warm weather take the place Of
vest and cotton waist. Zach. ;S0e.
Is dozen Chiidren's Swiss Ribbed Pure White
Isle Vests summer weight low neck and no sleeves,
high nsc4 and long sleeves, high neck and ribbed
sleeves or high neck and short sleeves. Reduced
from 71c, SOc., S5c., 0Oc. and 81 each to for
list door. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000 Ut. bdgD
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Chiadren's Muslin Under
wear.

Everything in the way Of Summer Furnishings
for the little folks.
Good Jean Waists with buttons and button
holes. Sizes / to 10. Each. ...............12 I,c
Good Muslin Drawers, with wide rufhe Of en-
broidery, cluster Of tucks above Sizes ] TO 10.
I'd floor .......... Bet 10th and 18th st. bldss ]
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Jewelry Department.

Three excellent values in guaranteed Sterling
Silver Articles
Sterling Silver Studs. Each. .................1 Zoe.
Set of three. .................25 c
Sterling Silver Shirt Waist Sets. Each. 81 90
Sterling Silver Link Cum Buttons. Pair. Doc
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Children's bingham Short
Dresses

At prices that invite your quick and generous
buying Substantial every day sorts.
Bingham Dresses, pink and blue checks or stripes,
Gretchen style deep ruae shoulders. Each. 1yc
Better Quality Bingham Dresses, Hubbard and
Gretchen styles, full sleeves, deep RUNE over
Fine Quality Bingham Dresses Gretchen and
Hubbard STYLES, fancy frills shoulders, finish
ed with fancy braid, full sleeves. Each. Soc.
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% dozen Good Muslin Gowns. Hubbard yoke
formed Of clusters of small tucks. double yoke
back, We neck. edged with neat cambrie ruaie, full
sleeves. each. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .SSc
% dozen Good Muslin Gowns, Hubbard style.
deep cambria rufhe around neck and down front,
full sleeves. edged with rudie, each. .4ec.
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% dozen Good Cambria Gowns very long and
full, Hubbard yoke Of fine cluster tucks, neat
cambria rutfie around neck and sleeves. each. SOC
70 dozen Good Muslin Gowns yoke OF clusters
OF tucks and Hamburg insertion. We neck. edged
with embroidery, full sleeves, each. ....... csc.
70 dozen Fine Muslin Gowns. pointed yoke,
fancily trimmed with hemstitched Persian lawn
ruifie. full sleeves, hemstitched Persian lawn
rufie around neck and down front, each. .I5c.
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Summer Shoes.

Boys and Youths Black and Russet 0Ifords.
kalr 10 W ~o'Ov
Boys and Youths Patent Leather Pumps and
oIferds. PAT ii .@i''o 10 n
women's Black Oxfords patent leather tips. 81 80
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The herald., 1894-09-23
COMING FIsTIo EVENTS.
Gossip About the Approachiug Pugilis
tic Carnival Mt Now orlsane

Gosaip About the Approaching Pugilis-
tic Carnival st Now orlsana
New ORLEANS, Sept. 22.-The coming
fstic carnival of the Olympic club is the
all-abaor bing topic to the local sporting
world. Though as yet little betting has
been done, it is evident that, as the time
draws on for the frat of the three bat
tIee, large sums will be staked on the
results. As far as can be determined at
present, Plimmer and Fitzimmons
should be strong fsvortcs. but opinion
is pretty evenly divided as to the rela
tive inertia OF Abbott and Everhsrdt.
Abbott was defeated By any but fair
means in his last fight with Everhardt.
but that does not prove that Everhardt
could have won fairly. The contest is
one of only 25 rounds. and many are
under the impression that Abbott can
not punish fast enough to put out his
sturdy antagonist within that limit. In
his former fights here Abbott has not
proved himself hard puncher. and in
fighting at 135 pounds, Abbott is virtu-
ally giving away seven or eight pounds.
The pool room odds are to 5, and take
your pick.
Plimmsr has many friends and ad-
mirers here, and he can hardly fail to
60 into the ring q strong fsvorite.
As for the Fitzsimmons fight, the ma.
jority OF sports here argue that il would
be strange If one generation could pro-
duce such fstic experts as these TWO,
and they will bet their men accordingly
but reportu from st. Louis seem to indi-
cate that there will soon be here from
that city sporting men who will be glad
to take the short end in the fight be-
tween the middleweights.
Ono thing may be set down for Ger
tsinty. and that is that the reports that
Fitz would besunsble to get down tt
weight are all moonshne. He was only
trihe over 15S pounds when he first
came down here. and before he had beer
here week he was down to 156, Will.
since that time his weight has ranged
from 157 to 1884, and this without taking
what to the lanky New Zsalander cal
only be considered moderately strong
work. though it might be deemed be.
yond the capacity of many fairly robus
pugilists. Abbott, Everhardt and Plim
mer are all under the weight limits now
Johnny Murphy, and Jake Kilrain- hi
Inursuay night. This will bring then
into the city today.
The herald., 1894-09-23
AN ELEoTIoN ROW.
a Pistol Drawn at Republican Pr

A Pistol Drawn at Republican Pri-
mary mt MenIo Park.
MEMO PARK, Cal, Sept. %. There
was lively row here today at tae Re-
publican primaries, in which pistol
was drawn and three prominent citizens
OF thia town engaged in battle that
came near ending seriously. f. L. Tsy-
lor. blacksmith, ard John McDain en-
gagged in an argument as to the proper
oath to administer to the judges of cleo
ton. The men became excited over the
controversy and Taylor drew o pistol.
Before he could use it, however, Super
intendent Ferguson OF the Palo Alto
stock farm stepped between the enraged
men. He WAS struck a severe blow with
the butt end OF the pietol, but succeeded
in getting the weapon away from Tay-
lor. McDain awore out warrant for
Taylor's arrest, and the latter was taken
into custody. AS all three men are
very prominent in this paAt OF the state
the affair has created great excitement.
The herald., 1894-09-23
DEATH AND DEVASTATION.
A Destructive Cyclone in the
Northwest.
Appalling Loss of Life and
Property.
The Dead and Wounded Counted BY
the Hundreds.
More Than FIFTY People Killed In Norths
ern Iows-Towna Wrscko cd in MINI
nssosa and Wisconsin-The
Death List.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Sr. PAUL, Sept. 22.-Between 8 and 10
O'Clock last night q narrow strip OF
country, 200 miles long, was laid waste
by a hurricane which in many places
developed into q Cyclone. In its path
today are ruined towns, devastated
farms, and several hundred dead and
injured people.
Starting about 10 miles south OF Spen'
Ger, in Northwestern county. the storm
OF wind at s O'Clock began its work of
destruction.
This ia a partial list Of the number Of
dead:
Near Algona, 13.
North of Wesley, Is.
North Of Brits. Q.
At Leroy, 8.
At Spring Valley. 2.
Near Usage. 8.
North OF Allison City. 4.
Total, 81.
The towns damaged and destroyed
are: Cylinder, Forest City and Manley
Junction, in Iowa; Leroy, Spring Vail
ley, Dodge Center, Homes and Lowther,
in Minnesota, and Marshland, in Wis.
| conein.
The herald., 1894-09-23
A HUNDRED MILES A DAY.
OF n Visiting Lady Cycler
at Chicago.

entertainment OF n Visiting Lady Cycl or
at Chicago.
CHICAGO, Sept. 22.-Taking q young
lady viaitor out for three day bioyole
race over roads scarcely equal to the
uandpapered courses of France, and with
the avowed purpose OF covering 100 miles
a day, may not be an entirely conven.
tional method of entertainment, but it
has been adopted by the local mbers
OF the Century Road club for the benefit
OF Mrs. Clara B. Stein, who is mem Der
OF that organization residing in Salt
Lake. Mrs. Stein has ridden through
centuries in Utah, and finds such cy-
cling not deleterious to her health. Her
three days of riding hersabouts will be
to Milwaukee. to. Rockford, to Chicago.
She will bs escorted by Mics Fairchild,
Misser Coffee. Lert. Hegerty and Porter,
and Meesrs. Gunther and Slusser. The
party started this morning.
The herald., 1894-09-23
KELLY am Nor DOWN.

His kesisDatlon Requested, but tho
Demand Ignored.
SAN Francisco, Sept. 22.--The Demo.
cratic state central committee tonight
requested Joseph P. Kelly, nominee for
the Fifth congressional district, to re-
sign. because of the charges made before
the grand jury that he, as partner with
Max Pepper and Carts Buckley, had
bribed the supervisors to retain the
street sweeping contract. Kelly declined
to resign, whereupon the committee des
clared James Denman the nominee, re-
cognizing Denman only for campaign
meetings and giving him control of ali
campaign funds.
The herald., 1894-09-23
NEVADA sILyERIrEy.
They Congratulate Senator Jones al

They Congratulate Senator Jonea on
His Now Departure.
VIRGINIA, Sept. 22.-The state central
committee of the Silver party. through
it's chairman, James H. Kinkead, has
writtsn plimentary letter to Sena-
tor John p. Jones, commending his
course in leaving the Republican party.
The letter assures Senator Jones that he
need not feel calleu upon to resign the
senatorsh;p on the demand OF the Re-
publicans, and declares that he owes his
pusition to the whole people of Nevada,
who, irrespective OF party, wiDh him to
represent them in the United States
senate.
The herald., 1894-09-23
VENTURA DEMOCRATS.
They Fuse With tho Populists on
Comfy Ticket.

They Fuso With tho Populists on tho
County Ticket.
VENTURA, CAL, Sept. 22.-The Demo-
cratic convention today nomin ated q
ticket. as follows: Assem- blyman, no
nomination; sheriff. Paul Charlebo I;
assessor, James A. Donolsn; district
attorney. Thcmss o. Tolsnd; tax COL
lector, Fred Hund; superintendent of
schools, h. b. Hsydock; auditor and
recorder, d. w. Huffman; treasurer, J.
8. Harkey; comfy clerk, H. G. Hender-
son; coroner and public adninistrator,
Ben 5. S..Virden; surveyor, John A. Barry.
It is fueion ticket, all but Donolan,
Toland and Virden being Populiss nom
inees.
The herald., 1894-09-23
THE STORM In IOWA.

Several Counties Devastated and ut
Least SO People Killed.
MASON Cry, Ia. Sept. 22.-The most
destructive and life-destroying storm OF
wind, hail and. torrents of rain known
about 10 o'clock. In its destructive path
it touched the south part of Lincoln
township, and then 1t passed eastward
to Mandi Junction. in the south OF
Worth county. On its way it swept
valuable property out OF existence and
killed at least so persons. All telegraph
communication has been shut off by
fallen wires, so that full details cannot
be ascertained. but it is certain that the
number OF injured will foot up into the
hundreds.
The storm seems to have Travelled
from the southwest to the northeast
1t appeared that it gathered force south
OF Emmettsburg and then crossed the
Iowa division of the Milwaukee and
Emmettsburg railroad. 1t next headed
north of Grafton, then speeding
straight north to Leroy and Spring
Valley. Usage also fearfully felt ito
terrific force.
At Emmettsburg the amphithsater al
the fair grounds was wrecked. also ont
residence. Several persons are reported
to have been injured there.
Four miles north of Weston great de-
struction was wrought.
At Climber the whole family of Alex
ander Goldman, consisting OF himself,
wife and two children, were killed.
About 10 other persons were injured.
Dwellings were demolished, and large
number of outbuildings laid low. Re-
ports say there were nine killed in the
vicinity of Emmettsburg.
Three miles north of Wesley, J. Bing-
hams house was overturned and set fire
to. The inmates had marrow escape.
The killed in that vicinity are:
NJ. Casir and wife.
]. W. Bingham.
Mrs. Tweed, mother of Louis Tweed.
Two children of Thomas Tweed.
Nj. W. Schepp and two children.
Fred French and two children.
Infants of Mr.. and Mrs. Eden aud
Mr.. and Mrs. Rockow.
This makes a total OF IA killed here so
far as heard from.
The injured are 30 far learned
Mrs. f. Tweed and four children.
E. Tweed. has both arms broken and
Thomas Tweed, wife and two children
seriously injured.
Foster Camp, wife and child.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Eden seriously injured.
The storm struck near Crystal Laks,
at Britt. The list OF killed, three to
seven miles north OF Britt, are:
Mrs. Sluggardt and two children.
Mrs. Griggs.
Mrs Similton and oue child
Mr.. jacobson, man and child, una
known.
The fatally injured are:
Christopher Mansen.
Mrs. Smlton's child,
Injured slightly:
Mr. Similton.
Mrs. Smith and three children.
Mr.. Dana, wife and three children.
Mr.. Bingham, wife and three children.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Daughton.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Dockman.
A. Foster.
M. MUTT, wife and child.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. z. Madison.
In this county Mr.. and Mrs. Hsddow,
Elroy McKeecher aud John Petersor
were killed and Mrs. McKeecher and
Maggie Baller fatally injured.
The property loss will run hign into
the thousands. The injured are bsina
cared for.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paddon and a littlt
child were blown half mile and fatally
injured.
The cyclone at North Csrro Gordo de.
stroyed eight iarm houses, laying every
thing iat
FOREST Cry. Is., Sept. 22.--It is ex-
pecteo the mum Der Of dead from the cy-
;lone will reach IL or Is in this section.
The herald., 1894-09-23

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Main 10.
The herald., 1894-09-23

will ioin bi. brother Carlos in Paris.
Then he will 90 to Mexico, meet his
fellow refugees Ooloche, Bustamente and
Bolanos, and organize an army for the
invasion OF San Salvador. Ezeta's
friends say that in about year some of
the present officials OF San Salvador will
be fighting extradition papers here
against the Ezeta government.
The herald., 1894-09-23
GROSSLY LIBELED.
A Candidate Asks $4,000 Damages for
Being CaIled an a. p. A.

SAN JOSE, CAL, Slpt. 22.-John G.
jury, Populist and Prohibition nominee
for justice OF the peace in San Jose town
ship, has commenced suit for 500 900
damages against the Monitor Publishing
company, the damages alleged to have
been sustained by reason OF an article in
the Monitor today, charging him with
being member of the A. z. A.. and as
such being guilty of tho crime of treason.
Jury is not member, he says. The
suit has caused great excitement.
The herald., 1894-09-23

MILE STELLA FOLLEr,
Danssuss La SsIpeatine
PIZZARELLO, French Gro!esque Artist.
The STANLEYS. European sketch Artists
LIZZIE DERIOUS DAILY,
operate singing Soubrette
COMING.
Acrobats Fin de Siecle-The BRAATz BROS
from Berlin, Germany. The wonderful AHRNO.
DOOLEY and CARROLL, eccentric comedians
from Roster & Biars, n. Y. DELroRELLI
BROS French musical clowns A. W. HULME,
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The herald., 1894-09-23

In all cases of dyspepsia, indigestion
or constipation, the infsllible cure 10
DR.. st. Johns capsules, 25 cents a box,
at Off q Vaughn's, druggists, Fourth
and Spring streets.
The herald., 1894-09-23

Tooth brushes. A complete line, and
we sell them at 10, l5. 20. 25 So, 40 and
90 cts., and guarantee every brush. Lit.
tleboy's pharmacy, 81 s. Spring at.
The herald., 1894-09-23

II. A. Getz, 112 w. Third street, leads
in fine tailoring at moderate prices.
Large stock Woolcns.