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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-08-09

III. e. DOUGLASS, M. D., G. M.
0fice hours Until 10 a. M; rom to p
~ M, and to p. IN. Office, No. lO Sumel
Street, Morrisville, VT.
The morning call., 1894-03-25
MILLINERY.

The past week has demonstrated the
fact conclnsively that 1t is not what we
we're, but what we are, "the leading mil
liners of San Francisco" We have met
new faces. who for years have purchased
their headgear from the leading empori-
ums of San Francisco. People who never
hesitsted at price. style is what they
sought, found it in onr salon. 1t has been
the universal plaudit that we have the
prettiest hats in town. AS to price. the
number of patrons that we have sold, the
orders taken. and the salespeople we en-
ploy in this department are the best evil
dence. We have been increasing our
force daily and still have not been able to
keep pace with our increasing patrons.
We consider it an honor and pleasure both
tc show our styles. You are not impor-
tuned to purchase.
Our millinery is adapted for the swellest
people of San Francisco, and you will find
in our salesroom ladies whom you have
heretofore met in the leading parlors of
San Francisco" We will make you any
thing in the line. and if it be not to your
liking you are not expected to take it.
Satisfaction is guaranteed in every in
stance.
The morning call., 1894-03-25
Originated and Designed for You to Compare Our Mag
netiC Prices, Management, Merchandise, Merit and
Methods With Others, and Consider if it Be Not
Vastly to Your Advantage to Trade With Us.

We practice deception invoke fake saes-sel our
their merit and pricecam to sell the very BEST
newest and most servceae the world produce and lower
the trash the country that finds it's way hher because eg-
innate markets and buyers closed it. Our business in
Creasng daily the sghness Of wares their novelty and
easonabeness sells them The old chestnut of buying few
goods at auction sale that took place in New York the
9th January last almost three months ago. and at this late
day. after the fake has Travelled through every hamlet in the
United States using foundation for sae shows which
way the wind blows.
Honesty is the Best Policy and it Wins Every Time
The morning call., 1894-03-25
Basement Department
HOUSEHOLD.

L. & R. Booties' Royal Premium. Semi
Porcelain Dinner and Tea Set, new ma
jestic shape. 135 pieces for S13 rs.
Antique shape Semi-P Porcelain Dinner and
Tea Set 101 pieces, tinted in pink, blue
or yellow, with stippled gold, S19 95.
Band-paintsd Semi-Porcelain Tea SETS. 56
pieces. 81 80.
Roman-shape semi-porcelain decorated
chamber set. six pieces. 50 O5.
Thin Carlsbad after r-dinner coffee cups
and saucers. tinted in gold. set of 6,
90c
Hand-panted. festoo gold edge, China
plates, sat of pieces. 9nc.
Heavy China decorated and.gold cuspidors.
45c.
Solid nickel cuspidors, 23c.
We have made purchase of several
thousand dollars worth of samples of fiue
China. consisting of handsome odd pla t,s,
bisque ornaments, or RoyI Worces tar,
Bonnie. Hungarian. English and German
att China. We are closing these cut at the
rate of SOC on the dollar for what you pay
downtown.
The morning call., 1894-03-25
Linens.

We certainly have the very best values
in the city. Could we but get you to in
spect our stock we are sure you would
agree with US in the above conclusion.
Our Satin Damask Towels. 4S TO 50
inches long, knotted fringe. all pure liner,
at 25c is a wonderful value.
Our 6O-rnch Pure Irish Bleached Table
Linen at soc yard, for the quality. is a
surprising value.
We carry Table Linens as high as S. a
yard, and we guarantee you that at that
price they are as reasonable as the one
quoted at SOC.
Our 72-ipoh Table Damask at 75c is not
to be approached anywhere.
In Table Napkins our prices range from
Zoe up to $40 dozen.
In Table Sets, Tablecloths and Crashes
our stock is oDe continued bargain.
We would like to interest you in our
Linens-take great pleasure in showing
you what we do, whether you purchase or
not
The morning call., 1894-03-25
DRUGS.

Cough Cure; 25c will do the work.
Are you troubled with indigestion, dys-
pepsia or disordsred stomach? DR.. Koch's
Digestine will cure you for 35e.
brown taste in the mouth.
DR.. Koch's Sarsa parilla, the great blood
purifier and preventer of spring diseases,
59c for the 81 bottle.
DR.. Koch's HIrsutine will keep your hair
in your head, stop it falling out. cleanse
the scalp and relieve tired brain-workers {;
&c. Everything in the way OF patent
medicines. perfumes and drugs and sun
dries at cut prices.
The morning call., 1894-03-25
MidVilter Fair Souvenirs

Owing to the dullness OF trade we have
received from a number of concession aires
large lot Of their souvenirs to sell for
them at ''The Maze" prices.
Before taking them we named the price
which we would sell them for. We
simply receive our commission on the sale.
1t is nothing for US therefore to announce
to you that you can buy them from US at
about 25c on the dollar for what you paw
for them out at the fair grounds. They
consist of:
Spoons. from 25c to 50 apiece.
Paperweights, at 39c and soc. These are
silvered.
Jewel.boxes, ACC and upward.
Mirrors. silver and gold plated, with the
grizzly bear emblem Of California. at
Toe upward.
The morning call., 1894-03-25
DOMESTICS.

Under this caption we classify every
thing in cotton goods. We make this one
of the most Important departments of our
business. We carry a very extended and
varied stock, the choicest in cotton fabrics
that are woven. From Sc to 15c yard in
imported goods, under downtown prices.
An inspection Of our stock of wash fabrics
could not help but convince you that tie
greatest selection at the very lowest prices
are to be found with us. COttOns bleached,
or brown, sheetings. canton fannels. cali
Goes, staple ginghams are all sold at mill
prices.
12k Cents.
Half-wool challIas that retail in nine
stores out of ten al 25c.
Is Cents.
Exquisitely printed sateens. handsome
colorings, that are ordinarily 25c.
Is Cents.
Duck suitings, new wash fabric, made
VI pllutCQ uUCh, eOLu malull dt AOCs
25 Cents.
Imported German fannelettas; these are
woven goods, sold regularly at 39c; also
at 25c imported French and English
sateens and organdes that command Doc
in every house in the country.
SO Cents and Is Cents.
Scotch novelty ginghams. they are as
fine as silk, when draped look like silk
net, sell at SOC and 75c.
25 Cents.
Satin finish sergettes, a beautiful new
fabric, stripes or checks. worth 37hc.
25 Cents and 45 Cents.
Choicest novelties in French sateens, in
new Moire effects.
The morning call., 1894-03-25
BlR Gl|H DEPART MEHT.

Continuing through the Household De-
partment you come to what we call the
Bargain Department. Here everything in
the way of odd and broken lines. rem-
nants, single pieces. slow sellers and tardy
movers find their way to this department
TO be closed out for anything they will
bring, so as not to cDnflict with the appea-
rance of the main stock. II you spend a
half hour in this department it will mean
your profit.
The morning call., 1894-03-25
Her MAJESTY CORSET

The best In the world. From 50 rs to
Sc. according to style and material. B'ned
with steel. Conforms the body TO il. Gives
a perfect shape. Worn and indorsed by
the leading ladies on the theatrical stage
We carry in stock full lines OF the best
standard makes Of domestic and imported
Corsets.
The morning call., 1894-03-25
HOSIERY Y.

20c and 25c.
Two special numbers of Ladies' Fast
Black Hose, high-spliced heel. Herms-
dorf dye. one plain, the other ribbed, one
extra strong, the otner supeThne. the
best value for the money in California.
8 for S1.00
An extra fine quality of Fast Black
Hose, or Fancy Top Hose. worth SOC.
50c.
A sublime quality of Fast Black Cotton
Hose. or Black Lisle Hose, or Novelty
LisIe Hose, valued at 75c anywhere.
sloo.
Pure Silk Carriage Sunshade. with black
ebonized handle; was 81 75
S150.
Black Chiffon Lace, Point d'Esprit. Lace
Net. Carriage Sunshades, sold at So so
and So; in white same shade sells at S4 25.
10 1-2c.
This is a special lot of Silk Handker-
cnleis In white or colored embr broidery on
superb quality of silk. They are worth
25c apiece of aDybody's money.
25c.
Ladies' White Swiss Embroidered Hand
kerehiefs In variety of beautiful de-
signs; most exquisite patterns we have
shown at double the price.
The morning call., 1894-03-25
SHOES

In front Of our Shoe Department, as you
walk down the aisle, you will see two
handsome cases lined with samples of our
shoes. They are the greatest exponents of
the merit of this department. We carry
as fine line of shoes as any shoehouse in
San Francisco. We sell them from SOC to
to 50 pair lower. That is the difference
between their shoes and ours.
Ladies, if you will permit US to fit you,
we assure you that if they do n, t give per-
feet satisfaction we will refund the money.
Our shoes fit as perfect to the foot as
glove does to the hand. Wright & Peters
make as fine ladies' shoe as .he world
produces. Look at them. Try them on.
The ease and comfort you will get out of
them. the money you will save in buying,
all make it an inducement to come and
see US.
The morning call., 1894-03-25
Feather Pillows,

Feather Pillows. 65c 9Sc. 81 45. etc.
Bedspreads Of Crochet, large double-bed
size. at 75c, 81 and 81 80.
Crumocloths in Tapestry, three yards
long. 21s yards wide, very handsome de-
sign. at Sc GO, ordinary price SS rs.
In rugs We are offering one 27 inches
wide and GA inches long, the greatest
value in the history of the country. for
81 o5
The morning call., 1894-03-25
FLANNELS.

We carry very large line of wool, part
wool and silk and wool fannels in all
colors and at all prices from the lowest
to the highest. We make a speciality of
this department; offer you the very best
in quality for the very least in price :;
embroidered flannels speciality.
The morning call., 1894-03-25
LACE CURTAINS. Gents Furnishings

White or ecru, 31s yards long. from 40
TO 60 inches wide. range in price 81 %.
81 49. 81 9S. So %, and up as high as you
want to go. We can say candidIy that
by the four prices quoted you will see
the magnitude of the bargains we offer.
II interested to look at the higher
priced ones, you will find them of the
same relative value.
The morning call., 1894-03-25
DRAPERIE:S.

This is one of our most prominent depart
ments. For the classes of goods sold 1t is
the greatest money saver In the house. 1t
is in our basement. pays less rent, sells
more goods, and sells them closer, than
any department In the house.
The morning call., 1894-03-25
DRESS GOODS.

The task that lies before us is to convince
you that We have as fine stock OF dress
goods as any one. We are determined to
have our portion of this trade; can satisfy
you that we carry the stock, and if design
suits the price certainly will. We i'm ort
our own exclusive styles. and to get trade
make it an object in price. Our novelties
have been pronounced by people who have
ins pect ID the stocks of ether merchants to
be equal, if not superior. to any. We take
pleasure in showing our goods; believe
tlIat If you do not purchase day our at
tention and merchandise Will impress You
and some future day you will favor US 18th
your patronage. The merchandise is placed
before you by gentle servtors, the prices
quoted and you are lett to make your Sc
lections or not as your taste and judg-
ment dictate.
The morning call., 1894-03-25
SIL. KS.

We are having great sale of Pongee
Silks, in all qualities, at the present time.
Prices will be quoted in the store. There
are 50 many qualities of Pongee Silks and
prices so misleading that we prefer to
have you see the quality and hear US quoe
the prices and tnen make your compari-
sons.
Sl25.
Superb quality of Printed India Silks,
newest printing, extra heavy cloth,
worth 81 rs. We also carry line at
75c, which is "a inches wide, of q very
superior grade for the money. worth 81
n yard.
In plain India Silks we have full line
of colors at 50c that will equal anything
shown in town at 75c.
S1.5O.
Black Antique Moire, Bayadere and
Mirrion Silks. special value at So.
S1.00 and S1.10.
Fancy Novelty Silks, lines that we are
making bargains of that were heretofore
81 30 and 81 20.
SOC.
Habutai Wash Silks. guaranteed fast
c0lors. Are worth 65c wholesale.
Also a line Of Colorsd Moire Silks at the
same price. Splendid value for the
money.
Twenty cases OF new Dress Goods and
Silks opened Saturday afternoon.
The morning call., 1894-03-25
$780,.

b35U.
Cloth or kid top, pointed or square toes,
hand sewed, turned OR welt shoes. These
are the grade that sell downtown at So
The quality will surprise you for the
price.
S49s.
imported French Kid Shoe, Louis XIV
French heel lace or button, narrow
square or pointed toes, patent lest Ter
tips, hand-sewed turned sole, quality
sold downtown at ST.
$500
Ladies' Louis XIV heel, Oxford ties,
French kid. Blue Ger cut hand-turned
sole, are sold regularly at S4
$500.
Ladies' Kid Button Shoes, cloth or kid
top. pointed or square toes, patent
leather tips, flexible soles, the kind that
sells for So.
S1ss.
Ladies Oxfords. very neat and stylish.
usually sell at 81 30.
$3.50
Ladies' Pink, Lavender. Red, White,
Blue or Corn Color, One-strap Satin Sir
pers, Louis XIV heel, sells downtown
at So.
In ChiIdren's and Misses Shoes from ST. to
$3 90 pair. The same proportionats
difference will be found in make. quail
ity aud price.
The morning call., 1894-03-25
WRAPS.

This department has bsen wonderfully
improved both in the quality OF goods that
il carries and the styles it is showing.
Catering for the finer classes OF trade. we
are obliged to carry better models. our
business is conducted on the basis Oh per-
centage, and whether it be 5Oc shlrt-
waist or a $50 cape or jacket, the percent
age of profit is no greater.
This department is located in the rear OF
the store, where you are in complete re-
tirement, and have ample opportunity TO
try on anything you see fit. 1t is pleasure
to show styles which you cannot but nelp
admire, ard impress upon you that this is
tho house for style, fit and price.
We carry a complete line of ladies
ready-made dresses, shirt waists. wraps
and children's dresses. hats and infants
outfits. We Invite your attention to our
mammoth show window oD Taylor street,
which contains styles of com plete outfits
for infants and small children. embracing
everything they wear from shoes to hats.
$500.
Ladies' Novelty Jackets. tight-ftting,
double-breasted, triple-ripple skirts.
All the leading colors. Not to be had
under $20
$3.50.
Ladies' Capes, latest spring style ripple
over cape and tab fronts trimmed with
ribbon braid. worth SIT so.
$4,000.
Novelty Capss. black cloth with Point
de Venise insertion and lace, not again
under $50.
75c to $1,000.
We have the greatest line of shirt waists
imagin able, everything in lawn, perc ale.
sateen and silk, made up after latest |
French fashion plates. /
S1.ss
Ladies' Flannelette wrappers, Vatican
pleat, puff sleeves. waists and sleeves
lined, our regular price is 81 75.
$500.
Ladies' ready-made Suits. all-wool serges.
full ripple skirt, jacket faced with Moire
silk, perfect fitting, worth $50.
S1.25 to $1,000.
Ladies' Black and Colored Skirts, sateen
and moreen and silk.
S675.
Ladies' Outing Suits, made of all-wool,
Ladies' Cloth jacket trimmed with Moire
silk. good value at $40.
$3.50.
Children's Long Cloaks. trimmed with
heavy cream lace, worth $6.
The morning call., 1894-03-25
STATIONERY.

We have just made q purchase of 1900
Diaries for 1894. in all styles and binding
and sizes, which will be sold at from 121zc
to SOC apiece. the actual worth of the same
being from 35c to 81 80.
We are still selling those Kid Body Dolls.
II inches long. with seoes and stockings,
bisque head and flowing hair at 15c.
so Cents.
We are still selling a Bisque Doll, kid
body, neat shoes and stockings and long
human hair. the hair alone is worth
more than the price of the doll.
You will find our Toy Department very
large and c. mplete and our prices the
same as we charge In other Departments.
We do not put on holiday profit
The morning call., 1894-03-25

Our mems underwear from 81 to So
garment, in natural or colored wool, is su-
perior to anything al the same price pur-
chasable.
At so Cents
We are selling special lot Of Natural
Cadet or Vicuna Underwear that was
made to sell at 81 apiece.
At 25 Cents and for S1C0
Iou are purchasing Silk 1eck Scarfs
that you will pay soc for at any haber-
dasheI's in town.
Our line of mems white SHIFTS that we
show from 75c to 81 apiece. in quality and
price are unquestIonably beyond competi-
ton. We carry eomprte line of every
thing that appertans to mems furnishings,
and we sell them at department-store
prices.
The morning call., 1894-03-25
Boys CLOTHING.

This department will sell you good, serv-
iceable. Eonest made, well wearing
clct1ing at reasonable price.
S4.48
Buys boys zouave suit made OF all
wool cheviot. handsomely braided; ages
to years.
$500
Purchases an alive ool. fieece-lined Jersey
suit. with deep sailor collar, imitation
vest, silk bound; ages to s.
1898
For a boys double-breastsd suit all
wool cheviot, light or dark effects ages
6 to IA years.
75c.
Boys fast black sateen sailor blouse
waist. laced fS front and deep sailor
collar; ages to 10 years. These are the
very best made.
Our cbildren's straw sailor hats in black.
red, blue, brown, ETC., have arrived !;
they range in price from SOC to So, ac-
cording to qualities.
The morning call., 1894-03-25
CHENILLE PORTIERES.

With heavy fringe and heavy contrast
ing colors of dado top and bottom. Colors
of cherry, tan, terra Gotta, light and
dark blue. Nile, olive, etc., s. 90, 81 9s,
81 so and upward.
The morning call., 1894-03-25
LADIES' UNDERWEAR.

This department is overlooking with
special values.
S1.45.
Ladies' Subscribed Vests. high neck.
long sleeves, quality We imported to sell
al 81 9s.
S1.OO
Muslin Gowns. we'll made. full size,
large turn-nown collar. edged with en-
broidery, tucks and pleats.
75e.
Wool and cotton iersey-ribbed. high neck
and long sleeves, vests.
Soc.
Ladies' Ribbed Silk Vests. in colors, al
ways been sOld heretofore at 81 33
apiece.
Ask TO see the Lewis Knitting Company's
Vests, Union Suits. Equestrian Tights,
ranging in price from 50 rs to Sc gar
ment. Gold medals at Worlds Fair.
The morning call., 1894-03-25
CHENILLE ECOvERS

White. gray, scarlet and blue. Large
stock, well assorted and under ordinary
price; 81, 81 30. 81 9S. 81 90. s4 70. Sc
and upward,
The morning call., 1894-03-25
$1.50.

The very latest novelty called Granite
Cloths, 4S inches wide. OF a superb tex
ture aud quality, named because of its
resemblance to the rUck. In different
colOrings and more than reasonable at 81
yard.
The morning call., 1894-03-25

Cuvert Cloths. these are 80 inches wide,
an elegant mottled fleet material,
adap.ed TO tailor-made suits. Downtown
they will cost you 81.
The morning call., 1894-03-25

so Cents.
Imported French Diagonals that we had
marked out at bargain at 75c. Novelty
Dress Goods, imported to sell at from 75c
to 81 yard. 46-lnch Serges. French
Henrietias of superior make, and a
large line Of Fancy Dress Goods in checks.
plaids and stripes. that you will find
most reasonable in price.
35 Cents and 45 Cents.
Values in dress goods that certainly are
uDmatehable, all wool material, plain
and fancy styles.
S100 and S1.50.
Novelties in half-mourning dress goods.
just arrived from France, 40 and 46
inches wide; styles never shown here
exquisite qua tiles; had been sold al
81 30 and 50 so per yard.
The morning call., 1894-03-25
$780,.

, PI5.UU.
Ladies' Novelty Jackets. tight-itting, g,
doubIe-breasted, triple-ripple skirts.
All the leading colors. Not to be had
under $40.
The morning call., 1894-03-25
Bic and 50c.

IS Cents.
Special qualities of 46-inch Henriettas.
fancy crlnkled weaves, Crepon effects,
self-fgured novelties. fancy plaids. coin
spots with surah grounds, qualities that
under other circumstances would sell
from 81 TO 81 25 per yard.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-19
Few Trains Running In California.

SAN FHNNCISC0, July lg.-Thc strik- CTS view uf the railroad situation in northern California was given by ono of tho strike leaders in Oakland. Under ordinary circumstances, Inc saia, ''lS or 20 freight train- aru dispatched from Oak land daily. During the past few days the railroad company has sent out flvc freight trains. IT this is running the road, then we are hCatcn."
 It is apparently scarcity of competent trainmcn that is troubling the officials of the railroads In Sacramento almost tho same condition prevails One hundred and fifty workmen wcrc induced to go back tn the railroad shops thCrr
 In Oakland lu men wCTc escorted to and from the railroad shops by n troIp of cay airy. The strikers made no attempt tn interfcrc.
 Evidence was afforded however that the railroad company has still to guard against violence. \ trackwalkCr discov cred that the 1isbplatcs had been removed from over loo yards of track Strikers had been seen in that vicinity.
 It is believed to have been an attempt to wreck q san Francisco local train It is also reported that violence iS feared at Truckcc. wherc the strikers arc in an ugly mood. Colonel Graham dispatched the First infantry. under command of Colonel sullivan, ordering him to co operate wiih other troops of tho state militia now at Truckcc To preserve order.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-19
The Knights Account of If.

PHILADELPHIA, July 19-Ths Knights of Labor Journal prints today an account of the Chicago strike, the position taken by tho Knights toward it and what 1t claims to be the facts regarding the con- ference with President Cleveland for the appointment of an arbitration commis- sion. It says in part as follows:
 "On saturday, July :, after consulta- tion with the officers of tho Knights of Labor by wire, John w. Hayes. general secretary of the order. started to find George M. Pullman, who was .rCported to be at Elberon, for the purpose of request ing him to submit the then existing trou- blcs to n government arbitration on joint appliL ation of both parties interested. By the time Mf Hayes reached Elberon ho found that Mir. Pullman had started for Now York. The secretary followed him there. only to find that hc had gone fur thor toward the Thousand islands. Sec rotary Hayes then summoned Brothers Maguire and French to meet him on the way and again started to follow MT. Pull man, but could not find him.
 'Giving up this attempt, tho secretary, with McsSrs. Maguire and French, return cd to Philadelphia on Monday night and stopped long enough to communicate with General Master Workman Sovereign and
 President Debs in Chicago by telephone
 and telegraph and started to Washington.
 Secretary Hayes and the members of the
 board went at once to the capitol and had
 n consultation with Senator Kyle and Representatives Lnfc Pence, Boatner and Bailey. Congressman Pence onthusias tically offered his services and hunted uI the act creating tho arbitration commis sion.
 subsequently Congressman McGann xyns waited upon and extended his mid in the matter. After he had seen President Cleveland he notified the Knights of Labor
 that on q telephone request of Senator Kyle the president would receive them or | Thursday afternoon.
 At the appointed hour Secretary Hayes, Thomas E. Maguire, Charles A | French of tho executive board and II | c. Schocnfarber of Tho Journal, unde | the chaperonage of Senator Kyle, waiteS | on President Cleveland and werc cordial | ly received by his excellency.
 "A full and free discussion of tho law
 and the request made by tho Knights Q
 Labor was had, tho president critically