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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-01-23
A PROTECTION FENCE.

1.-THE other device I have limited at in
the first part of our conversation is a pro-
lection fence TO be placed on trestles. 1t
is marvel of simplicity and ingenuity.
Lying across the trestle is a series Of
iointed levers, whose Joints are connected
by fusible plugs Just outside of the
structure is a spring coiled upon a rod,
exerting a continual pressure away from
the structure, yet coiled so that it can it.
self be compressed. A line of gas pipe
lever connects with the jointed levers and
runs back proper distance. where tits
connected to crank arm, which is at
tached to rock shaft, at right angles,
and this rock shaft runs transversely
of the tracks and terminates in a
box having fastened to it cres-
cent-shaped litter, upon which rests
trip having its lower surface formed like
a cam.
With the apparatus in operation, should
a bridge burn, one or more of the fusible
plugs would be melted, and the gas pipe
lever, under the influence of the spring,
would move down and back, throwing
down the crank arm, rotating the rock
shaft and raising the trip up out of the
box by the pressure of the crescent
shaped litter gainst its under or cam
side. ....
Should the bridge be washed away by
a food or fall through weakn SIS, the con-
necGlOnS would De SndppSu, anu On6 same
thing would occur, but if the bridge sinks
through weakness insufficiently to part
any of the couplings, the reverse move
ment is impaired as the connections,
having TO cover the form of an inverted
arc, would be drawn toward the bridge
and move the crank arm down in the re-
verse or bridge direction, aud cause the
trip TO rise by the pressure of the other
litter against its under surface, thus pro-
viding for two distinctly different move
ments in way that is at once simple,
practical and cheap of construction.
These devices form the principal i'm
provements in railroad safeguards con-
templated for the coming year Like all
devices, they have defects, but these de-
fects are reduced to a very small percent
age In the matter of electrical signals,
snow and sleet are the most formidable
foes to overcome, while in the case Of the
two mechanical safeguards villainous
tampering. such as likely to come from
tramps, is the only drawback. II takes
case-hardened scoundrel to wreck train,
and while there are many tramps thai
will commit petty crimes, the class or
murderers is comparatively small. Con-
sidering this circumstance, the mechan-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-01-23
10 PREVENT DISASTERS.

Ill ne recent meeting in New York of
- ~ ioLuclals connected with the American
AWAY Association TO discuss the best
~ s,lt OF preventing disasters that re-
.'I ,, III the loss of life and limb on the rail
t,ri piooI mat Jhe0warning given by the
g 1J55 number of casualties occurring In
n,' Jo qua not pass UNDECIDED, and that the
M IN, y nave at least satisfaction in know
o. yudI their interests were discussed
s,tayaS WIN the companies represented. /
rs5rvlueu that meeting. and although l
leaato Tell tales out of school, / can at
yya a9. say that there were several very
tbs+u - speeches made and reflections cast
Sea "a used several of the western repre-
,1rsl.taLlyes TO squirm in their seats. There
trsoI. loI roads, operating l3l. 900 miles of
wac d. q. iIseprtsented at the meeting, and it
tbarSs1,iteyldent that the action we took
M, VIII have an important bearing
tne security from danger Of the
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-01-23
OF TERRORS.
Railroad Travel Made Safer Through
Mechanical Appliances.

Last Years Terrible Record-Late In
ventlons and Iheir Uses Interest
ingly Observation-Disclosures Sim
-1f6ad
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1894-09-07
IN MEMORIAM.

Whereas, il has pleased God to take
from US our much beloved sister, NJ RS.
Elizabeth Thornton-nes Roberts
who died August 20, 1894, having been
born May 7, 1910, hence had reached
the unusunl age Of eighty-four years.
She was born in Franklin county,
Tena. Moved to Alabama at an early
age, where she was married to Thomas
Thornton (who still survives herr De-
cember 80, 1880. She became mem
Der Of the Baptist church in 1885. In
1889 she moved to Winston county,
Miss, and from there to Alfalfa county
in 1915. settling on Shakey Greek
where she resided continuously for for
ty-nine years. Size raised twelve chill
dren to maturity and to have families.
Her posterity reaches unto the fourt h
generation and numbers about $50.
She was a consistent member of the
Baptist church for nearly sixty years.
Many Of her progeny have already imi-
tated her example by setting out in
early life to run the Christian race
May God grant their gray hairs, like
hers, may "be found in the paths of
righteousness.
Sister Thornton was true friend, a
good neighbor-an help.meet indeed
an indulgent mother, and withal de-
voted christian; therefore be it
Resolved. That while we know we
shall miss our aged sister from every
standpoint Of usefulness aad influence
for good yet we thank God for his
goodness in permitting her to remain
SO long with us, and humbly bow to
His will.
That We extend to our aged brother,
who is bowed in sorrow at his sad be-
reavement, our sympathies and prom
Use him our prayers. We commend
him to the Savior, who is able to turn
our sorrows into joys, We also extend
our sympathies to the numerous pos
terity of our sister and e1join them to
look Heavenward.
That a page of our minute book be
dedicated ITO the Memory of Sister
Elizabeth Thornton" on which shall
be engrafted these resolutions.
Approved by the Unity Baptist
church Aug. 90. 1894.
JOEL F. WILSON, D. T. GUYTON
Mod, Clerk
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1894-09-07
Mr.. VIII Yandell returned from
Canton the latter part of last week.

Mr.. viii Yandell returned from
Canton the latter part of last week.
Some fifty Kosciuskoites took
advantage of the excursion train
Sunday to hear Rev. W NJ McIn-
tosh at Durant.
The penny party at the school
house last Thursday evening was
a great success. About SO was
cleared for the new church.
Miss Tennie Cook left the city
Monday evening for Louisville and
Cincinnati to buy her usual large
stock of fall millinery.
According to a staunch citizen
and Democrat of Ethel, the band
of Coxeyites moving out of Kosci-
usko towards Forest Monday after.
noon reminded him Of an incident
of several years ago. A neighbor
hailed an old gentleman one fine
morning in the fall and asked him
| if he had heard the tumult raised
by the red-headed woodpeckeri
the night before, saying that they
had migrated to a warmer climate
"Well," replied the old gentle
man, 81 wish them happy jour
ney, and that they may never
RETURN
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1894-09-07
DIR. J. H. LOVE,
Physician Z Surgeon,
KOSCIUSKO. MISS.
Office over Crowder 4 Edmunds'
Drug Store.
Rucklen's Arnica Salve.

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum
Fever Sores. letter, Chapped hands
Chilblains, Corns and all Skin Erup-
lions, and positively cures Piles, or no
nav required. tbs guaranteed to Civ
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded.
PIice rs cents per box. For sale by
Crowder & Edmunds
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1894-09-07
Notice to Bridge Builders.

The bridge on Big Black known as the
Durant Turnpike will be let out on the
lst Monday OF September 1894, to the
loves responsible bidder. Plans and
specifications on file at the Chancery
Clerks office. :
G.. r. Conner CLERK.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1894-09-07
LoCA NEWS
Personal and General Items o
Local Interest

eve often hear that girls who sing
Have notes like warbliug bird;
How glad we are that birds never try
To sing like girls we've heard"
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1894-09-07
We have never
had to sell goods at or be-
low cost; but in order to re-
duce our stock for
F all goods
We will make some start
ling reductions as follows:
Summer Challies
And Lawns
and all Summer
Dress Goods.
WEHAVE
A large
Lot of
Shoes that
The stock
Is broken.

Out Of some mum :
bers, if you can be
fitted, you can get
a pair of shoes at a
bargain. -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-25
me RICHMOND I6DUsIRIAL HOME.
Under New Msnagen' nj tho Institution 4 q
Showing Marked Improvement

A meeting OF the board OF managers
Of this institution was held at the Y. NJ.
G. A. Hall last night, with the president,
lanes Lyons, Esq, in the chair.
The Executive Committees report show
"a mat since the Installation OF CAPTAIN
lindsay as superintendent that the insti-
.,tion has taken on new life, and our
eG,Izens have been very liberal in making
Donation OF tools. clothing, provisions
end other things, and the store-room has
been better supplied fG the past week
than ever before.
large quantity Of wood has been pur-
chased. and the inmates have been en-
ployed making kindling wood. which is
sold at a profit for the benefit of the
Home.
Several members OF the board reported
having visited the Home during the week
and made encouraging statements TO the
board of their observations and approval
of the mar agement now In vogue there
The Committee on Contributions who
propose to call upon the wealthy philan-
thropists OF the city. have not been able
to make much progress. owing to their
dNklse having boan Suah &RAk thAy could
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-25
CANDY DEPARTMENT.

Either the best or nothing. Only
the best Candies, fresh daily, made
under our supervision and by our
direction. Special orders, whole
sale or for private families, filled
promptly and guaranteed in every
detail.
soc Cream Chocolate Drops for
I5c pound.
A few observations about this
great store show after this fashion:
35c AIl-Llnen Fringed Mumie Doylies for
lie each
COO Fringed Linen Damask Tray Cloths
for 35c.
45c Table Linen pure linen) for 25c.
29c All Pure Linen Tray Cloths, fringed,
for y l-2c.
SIPS Drawn Linen Satin Damask Cary
ing Cloths for SOC.
S225 Hemstitched Satin Damask Table
Centres for M.5.
81 A Satin Damask Hemstitched Table
Centres for 4jC.
75c Round Plate DOylies, satin damask,
for 25c dozen.
s125 Heavy Crochet White Quilt for sc
5000 yards Twiled Crash. worth &c a
yard. for 7-Sc.
A few handkerchief items:
Ladies' Hemstitched Initial Silk Hand
to~-,'-|- for Zoe each, instead Of &c.
Ladies' Silk Scalloped Embroidered
Handkerchiefs at &c each, instead OF
10 and l5c.
Ladies' Scalloped Embroidered Hand
kerchefs at &c. instead of u - 10
ard 2Oc
Ladies' Sheer Linen Embroidered Hand
kerchefs for 2jc. instead Of 80, zoe
and 81
Ladies Hand Embroidered Handler
chiefs for 60 and Toe instead of $l2
and $50
Mems An-Linen Hemstitched Handker-
chiefs for l0c instead Of 25c.
Mems All-Lnen Hemstltched Handker-
chiefs for 25c. instead of SOC; for 19c,
instead Of iOc. etc.
Mems silk Initial Handkerchiefs. 2jc,
instead of SOC.
Wool Underwear almost given
away.
Ladies' Natural -Shrinkable 81 Wool
Ribbed Vests for 59c.
Ladies' White Heavy Fleeced Ribbed
Vests. 39c quality for l9c.
325 dozen of the highest grade
4oc Black Hose, Hermsdorf dye,
Tor 25c a pair. I214c for 2oc sort.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-25
WRAPS.

Ladies ana Cnllulti D llSdPSu
tables racks over full, delighted
customers. Any sort or size or
quality, you can ask for right at
hand, and AT PRICES THE LEASE
WE EVER MADE ON LIKE
THINGS.
% Tourists Double Capes, in Tan. Cow
ert Ciotb and Black IS inches long,
velvet cloth-bound collars, tailor made,
i'm every way the best $50 Cape ever
offered. Monday begins the sale at
S4g8 each--all sizes.
4 GREAT COAT WONDER
Tan Irish Frieze Cloth. Applique Tape
Seam. 20 inches long. the much wanted
go u Coat. 10 sell for SOCIAL sizes.
Handsome Black Kersey Cloth Coat, vel
VET collar. tailor-made, for $3.50.
Felix short Coats, OF Imported Chin
chiIla. lined throughout with serge
satin, So and $3.50
American Chinchllia coats, ~ EcneS
long. one Of the best of the s. Coats
Tan Satin Beaver Coat. half satin lined
with large pearl buttons, $40 good
value. for $3.50.
LISTEN TO THIS PRICE
Full S)-inch six Plush Cape, trimmed
with Marten fur all around, the price
to be $500.
SIX push IOuIlSt l'OuDlt cape, lIiUniiltu
with Marten. SG2 Capes for S22.
Fife Plush Cape. elaborate trimming of
Black Angora Fur, for S25.
35-inch length Golf Capes. plaid silk
lined hood. s. Capes for $50
80 oxford ones for s..
5000 pairs OF Curtains sold to
the highest bidder by Field, Chap
man & Fenner for account of a con-
Germ that had to sell. Our profit
to the wind, too. They must be
reduced in quantity.
80 Lace Curtains for 81 a pair.
1915 Lace Curtains for sl6.
SOC Lace Curtains for 25c a pair.
White Irish Point and Applique Combi-
nation Curtains, value 500 a pair, for
Applique Tambour. value a.75, for ,2.95
pair
Real Tambour Curtains. s. grade, for
$.25 pair.
Dress Goods at your own prices.
The right sort at that.
Covert Cloths at &c.
All-Wool Cloth Covert Cloths, dark.
medium and light shades 69c grades.
for 29c
sl.65 French Two-Tone Covert Cloths
for soc a yard, a and 46 inches wide.
1875 Broadcloth. so inches wide. for Soc
25c Newest Dress Goods designs Of this
season. for 16 2-3c.
50 French Dress Goods FOR s1.2j.
No one ever dreamed that the
finest make of 6oc yard-wide Flan-
mel would be sold in Richmond for
800 a yard, or the SOC grade for
25c, or the 2oc quality for SC.
THEY ARE HERE.
200 yards White Shaker Flannel. l2c
quality. for BIC yard.
Imported Turkey-Red Print, with black
neatest figures, best sc quality, for
3-4c a yard
At this same price newest Cardinal
Grounds Prints, costing 7 1-2c whole
sale
1914 q - yards wide) Bleached Sheeting.
superior to Androscoggin. worth to-day
DC, will be ready at l6 2-3c, at retail
ONLY
p 1-2c Unbleached Canton Flannel for
&c yard
Bleached for lie.
In 10 10-yard pieces-Bleached Cotton.
Fruit Of the Loom Laughton. C.. b..
Androscoggin-at sc a yard.
Another case Of outing Flannelettes. In
bright plaids checks and stripes. will
be ready at 3-4c q yard ~ l-2c oualftv
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-25

lay-on. and Will hardly displace Bosher.
who is a good offensive player, but rather
weak on the defence. lie runs with the
ball we'll
Price will play at right end and may
game.
Johnson, at left end, was moved from
halfback when Mudd was injured. Both
men play havoc with interference, ana
generally stop any gains around the end.
Both are swift runners. and get down the
field on kicks very rapidly, and usually
down the catcher in hts tracks.
Such will almost certainly be the team
which will line up against North caro-
lima. and al present the Indications are
that they will put up a fast and furious
game
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-25
Whisky Killed HIM

WHISKY proved the death of another
victim last night. Twas the same old
story eastly drunk. with the usual ina
DniImly 10 take care of ones self. Peyton
Myers got on the outside of too much OF
me liquid last night, and endeavored 10
get up the steps to his room, which is i'm
rear OF No. 100 east Cary street He
was heard TO fall down the steps with
d heaVy thud. A few minutes later he
was found stretched out at the bottom
OF the steps. dead. Coroner Taylor. was
summoned and viewed the remains, but
deemed an inquest unnecessary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-25
not give the necessary time from their
business engagements.

DusIIItsS tIIStB tIIItIIIo.
The objects of the Home are such as
appeal TO the sympathies of all persons
who desire TO aid their unfortunate fell
low-men by furnishing the deserving poor
and friendless a temporary refuge with
food and shelter, whether they be citi-
Gems or strangers, who have come within
required to render some work or service
In return, thus testing their worthiness
to be accommodated again should they
fail TO secure employment or find other
relief.
II was shown that the association is
cations which were necessarily incurred
In establishing the home. and, in addition
to regular contributions, Thea president
and board would no doubt be greatly en-
couraged II any complimentary entertain
ment should be given for the benefit OF
the Home by those able TO manage such
affairs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-25

We call special attention to our
line of Chocolate Cups, Tea Cups,
After-Dinner CotfeeS, and Nous
tache Cups.
Beautifully Shaped Carlsbad" China
Tea Sets. richly decorated. IS pieces,
should be s. the set for si@.
Magnhcently Decorated Fine China Tea
Sets. exquisite shapes, So pieces. should
be 80 the set. for $3.50.
Haviland & Co 9 French China Tea Sets.
coe'' decorations and newest shapes,
usually SIS the set. for $685.
A purchase OF 81 Austrian China
Dinner Sets, extra thin, artistic
decoration, exquisite shapes, and
I25 pieces, for SIT the set. These
sets were bought to close an estate
and are worth $50
\ magnificent Haviland & Co.'S French
China Dinner Set, newest shape, dainty
decorations. usually $40 the set d9
Hanley & Co.'S English China Dinner
and Tea Service. new shape and neat
unde5T]glaz;eed decorations ll2 pieces,
Real China SALAD SETS. delicate deco
ratons. worth 81 the set; special for
Csc.
finished handles 9Sc each.
900 Tea, Chocolate, After-Din-
ner CoffoeS and Moustache Cups
and SaucerS, actual value IS, ST.
and 75c APIECE, any 25c.
800 pairs Chldrens Cups and Saucers
decorated and Carlsbad China. &c
pair
cpL.CfNr NtrTrE,g
81 dozen Real China Oatmeal or Dessert
Saucers. costly decorations; actual
value SO the dozen, for &C each.
50 dozen Magnlfcently Decorated Des;
sert or Cake Plates, finished IN stippled
gold. actual worth soc each, Tor lsc;
100 dozen White French China Break
fast Plates. never sold for less than
Sl75 the dozen, for &c each.
23O Real China Decorated Cream Pitch
ers, value 25c each. for &c.
Gilroy's Curtain StretcherS, CSC.
..Gilroy's" Patent Curtain Stretchers.
formerly sold for 50 set, for little
while CSC.
PICTURES
frames, In white and gold. white and
silver and others, value $50 each, for
200 Easels TO match above Pictures.
value $l25 each, for SOC.
Chair bargains tor this week only:
Ladies' Rattan Rockers. high fancy
back, double arms. usually 81. this
week s225.
Ladies or Gentlemen's Rattan Rocker,
Byron roll style, ornate back ana
fancy bottom, usually 1857; this week
only s..
Ladies' or GentIemens Rattan Rockers.
new Empire style and extra finely
finished. never sold for less thas AO&;
this week only 1868
Ladies' Rattan Sewing Rockers. one
quarter arms fancy spindle back,
usually Sl79: this week only 81.
Ladies' or Gentlemen's Oak Rockers.
full arms. neatly carved and fancy
spindle back. usual worth IS; this
week $3.50
Extension Piano Lamp, silver
finished, air cushion, central draft
burner, and worth 81 each, for S2.9S.
Handsome banquet Lamps silver coli
umn. fancy brass head and filigree
style bottom. ought to be So, for s. 20.
Lamp-Shade Paper, 1ec
700 rolls Crepe Lamp-Shade
Paper, any color, for Monday only,
1876 roll.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-25
SHOULD GIVE THANKS.
RICHMOND PEOPLE SURELY FEEL A
GLOW or TITUDE.
Happiness and Prosperity During the Past,
with a Future Full of Bightness-
Thanksgiving In esp tai City.

ESPITE the depres-
sion which { h e
couatry as a patton
has suffer a dr ring
the past year, the
South has hen Te-
culiarly blessed, and
should be thankful
trait the Internal
strifes which tore
asunder the social
fabric of other
states foun1 no
congenial resting
Mac e in "a r
Southland. Virginia
with her smiling
fields and bountlful
haryests, tina n X $
God and takes cour-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-25
A New Greenhouse.

Messrs. j. II. Harvey & Co., No. 5
west Broad street, having completed a
greenhouse In the rear OF their store.
invite the public to call and see the iarg-
eat collection OF palms. ferns and bloom
~ plants ~ thn car.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-25
Pinafore.

A large audience. composed in the
main of ladies, greeted the last perform
ance OF Professor Sbaws troupe OF
amateurs in charming "Pinafore," at the
matinee at the Academy Of Music yester-
day afternoon.
The four presentations OF the opera
sung by them during the past week has
proved 10 the public not only the ability
or the members Of the cast and chorus
to sing and act, but that they possess
vocal talent OF ability To render more
ambitious music.
Now that Professor Emory Shaw has
organized and thoroughly trained them
he should arrange 10 keep them together.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-25
TOYS.

700 Wash Sets Stand, Clothes Wrnger,
Tub. Wash Board. special l0c the set.
Get your horns to-day. I2H
inches long, fancy colorS, white
porcelain mouth-piece, &c each.
Soldier Sets, complete. on card, 39c each.
800 Pianos. correctly tuned, 39c each.
800 popular size Noah Arks sc, compete
80 Tea Sets, y pieces. usually l5c, for
sc.
Fancy Doll Houses pc each
475 boxes Magnetic Toys, glass top
usually 35c, complete, for loc.
30 Boys Pop Guns. DC each.
500 Mechanical Toys. l5c each.
CHRISTMAS TREE ORNAMENTS, 1c
and upwards.
Boys Wire Wheel Iron Velocipedes. Sl.2
each and upwards.
Boys Express Wagons, chestnut body
iron tire. anu 20 inches long, FORTY
NINE CENTS.
225 Fancy Magic Lanterns II inches in
height slides, 3yc, complete.
Desks for Boys or Girls, double slate
top. finely polished frame, CSC each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-25
MILLINER Y.
SILK SURPRISES

They must be turned into money.
Wellington Creponette, new designs and
a bargain at soc, are pc yard.
Handsome Evening Shades of Brocade
Satins. that were bought TO sell for
1875. are here at SSc
81 Black All-Silk GrOs-Grains are 5Sc.
1925 Black All-Sik Satin Duchesse for
68c.
81 Black All-Silk Faille for soc yard.
1926 Black eros de Londre for tl.69.
More 81 Black Brocaded Taffetas for SOC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-25

Don't fail to see those IS Mems Suits az
The Boston" This is a genuine bargain
sale for your be9eH..i
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-25
>>F0RCED TO CLOSE QUARTERS BY 0pP0SI7I0N>~
HE COHEN co.

decided merchandise and sell
Make this
of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-25
THE Bic QUARTER acre STOCK MUST Find A HOME SOMEWH
The Embroidery Department


sells
Ready Stamped Satin Damask Centre
Pieces. 2ix24, new designs, for SIC;
value ST.
Umbrella Cases. with tape finish, for
each.
36x8s CoIored Art Squares for 25c.
1sx27 Whipped Fringe, Drawn Thread
Tray Cloths for 19c, worth zoe.
2ix24 Centre Pieces for BE.
Doilies to match for 1Oc. etc.
The BOOK STORE has grown
beyond measure. There is a hid
den hand, away from the sight of
the throng that visit it, which
works wonders. The right Books
at the right time and at better than
right prices. You are invited to all
parts of the Book Store.
Carpets, Rugs, Oil Cloths and
Window Shades. Special prices
and extra price cuts to reduce
stock.
Tapestry Carpet. made and laid. at Acc
Body Brussels, made and laid 75c
Moquett Carpet, made and laid, with or
w''hOut borders. 75c-new line OF pat
terms.
japanese Dantsu Rugs
12X15, $l6
9xl2. 80.
8xl5. 80 %.
All sizes at propOrtiOnate prices.
50 rolls Fancy Mating at lac, good l5c
value.
Advance sale of Dolls, Toys and
Holiday Goods in general. The
most complete stock to be found in
the city at a saving of IS per cent,
3513, and in some instances so per
cent. No other house in this city
can offer so many advantages.
GOODS SELECTED NOW stored
at our expense. Deliveries on any
day you may designate. Dolls.
Full Jointed Doll. movable bisque head.
flowing hair. showing teeth, trimmed
skirt, and Is inches in length. our
price TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
Full Kid Body Dolls. finest bisque,
showing teeth. natural flowing hair.
II IL inches in length, our price FIFTY
CENTS
Fine quality Jointed Dolls. closing eyes,
showing teeth flowing hair, ~ inches
In length. usual price $50 each; special
for sec
Dolls from one cent for the small
China kind to S22.5o for the hand
soonest, largest and finest dressed
biSque kind.