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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-03-24

gfosc naszej ojczyzny. Stule'
Gle ostatniego wysi}ku, ktorym
rozrywana przez wrog6W Pol
ska nsi}owala stargac narzuca-
ne jei wiezy, oddalie zgon sw6j
polityczny, odzyskac chwals i
swobode, podniese sic z upad
ku. Wysilek ten ME odni6sl
zamierzonego rezultatu. Gle
zej ieszcze upadlismy. Po DO
haterskich walkach wodza W
sukmanie nastapil trzeci, osta.
teczny rozbi6r Polski.
Nlemniei tie walki, ta boha-
terska obrona bytu narodowe-
go, pod wodza meaa, czystego,
jak stal, jest jednym ze swie,
tnieiszych epizod6w naszej hi
storyi. z odmetu brud6w i
sprzedsjnosci, z morza zgnili.
zny, W kt6rem zatopili nar6d
niegodziwi jej synowie, wy1a-
MIA sic najpierw Konstytueya
3go Maja, a potem obro1cy
jel zasad, bohaterowie zr. 1892
/ 1894, meaowie o sercu czy-
stem i goracem, patryoci, 60
towi do wszelkich poswiece1.
Ida W b6j i gina "a ojc1y-
zne. Ma czele ich promienie-
je, jak sio6ce, Kosciuszko,
maz bez skazy, milosnikswobo-
dy, razem najdzielniejszy wojo'
wink maz stanu, pragnacy
oprzee odbudowanie Polski ma
reformie spo}ecznej i polity,
cznej, ma dopuszczeniu do pra'
cy dla ojczyzny - wszystkich
stan6w.
Dzieie tel kr6tkiej walki o
swobode zawieraja caly szereg
dui pamietnych, Przysiega
Kosciuszki W Krakowie =
Raclawice = Powstanie W
Warszawie = oto owe chwile,
drogie kazdemu polskiemu
sercu. Po tych pamiatkach
iasnych nastepuie szereg dni
pouurych, zako6czony Macie-
jowicami i rzezis Pragi. Je-
dine drugie, radosne i ponu-
re, dni te zbyt So W daiejach
naszego narodu wszne, azeby
ich ME uczciG odpowiedniemi
obchodami, podniesieniem du-
cha, przypomnieniem zdarzeh
tax podnioslych i wielkich.
Og61 polski W Ameryce, po-
stawiony W szczesliwYch wa
runkach politycznych, ME kre-
powany przez eiemiezc6w, od-
dawna juz myslal: W jaki spo-
sob najgodniej uczcie rok Ro-
sciuszkowski? w teoryi wszy.
soy sic zgodzili ma jedno. Idea
Kosciuszki, kt6ra glosi} jawnie
i ciagle, bylo zaprowadzenie W
spolecze6stwie }adu, jednosci,
braterstwa i mozebnej r6wno-
Sci. W kazdej jego podnio-
s}ych odezw brzmi ia szlache
tina nuta Spoleczenstwo ma
sze W 100 lat po dzielach wiel-
kiego meza, isc powinno jego
aladem. Zaprowadzie lad =
zgode.
Polacy W Ameryce, a przy-
naimniej Geese ich znaczna po-
stanowiia p6jst ia drogs.
Projekta Wiecu i Ligi Pol,
skiej dazs do urzeczywistnie-
MIA tego }adu jednosci ma "a
sadach r6wnouprawnienia ipo-
szanowania przekona6. Ka.
zdy uczciwy Polak powinien
ie popieraG. VIZ. 1894 Ko.
sciuszko nakazywal wyrzec sic
,,wszelkich przessd6w i opinii,
kt6re obywatel6w, mieszka1,
cow iednej ziemi j syn6w je.
dnej ojczyzny, dotad dzielily
lub dzielie moga". DIS wsto
lat potem, usluchajmy tego ma
kazu, a uczcimy jego panied
= uaiszlachetniej i najzacniej.
Me tn miejsce pisac obszerniei
o Wiecu j Lidze. Zaznaczye
przeciez nalezy, ze kto dla tel
sprawy, tax waanej i W tax
wielkiei chwili poczetei, ME
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-03-24

Wszystkim 81. ezytelni-
kOm ,,Dhiennika" zasyfa-
my serdeczne zyczenia:
Wesofyeh SWAT!
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Rok v.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1Gareey r:a4 H1area 1851. - +
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-21

Lecture ~ nsv. J. =. J. 1eaAs ~ -
A10aesieee Ceaespeaso Chureh.
Rev. J. n J. Rsads rave An Interesting
lecture at the Chulcn q the lmmaculAto
Conception lass evening on tho subject
'The Jesuih taking hts text from the
words Of Christi MEN viii hate and say
all manner Of evii axainst you When
Chsist passed through JudeA and Galiloe
doing coed His doctrines we're QUESTIONED
and HIS deeds misrepresentsd. 20 In this
ninetssnth eentury at boasted enltehtsn.
ment ~ nnd the same peety nAltces hatred
and faleehood that prevailed at the dawn
OF Christianity. The Society ofJssus was
established ever 30 pears Ago and ever
since the sons % Axnasanss true 70 their
trust, have oraveo the storms Of the world
aimed againss them ana navs had TO
contend against the hitler misrsprsssnta-
tons o. svii-mindeo men. The historian
Macauiey SPEAKS IN me hlghest serms Of
the Jssuits: karkmsns N his 'Jssuits OF
the Nofehyeee admits snsir virtues and
Efforts n retaining the savage. Paul
Farai, noted innoei, vnen commissioned
TO write against the order and SAY all
manner OF evil o. them. found nothing TO
bring against shem. The noble work Of
the order was able to wtthstand even the
attacks Of Voltairs. who spent his life In
On effort to destroy the order, but failed
utterly. passing away himself. hut leaving
our order the stronger for the crucical
test OF his venomous attacks The society
lives on and tiourishss from the b. Law
renee 70 the Pacific, In Africa and the
frozen north. sverywbsrs the society
bears the Gospel of peace to man. A new
danger now threatess the JssuitA namely.
anarchy that has doomed the "a 000 mann-
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"sOCIALlsM."


Ss Discourse en- the Evils ~f
tae Present. Geusratson.
- Ne First Baptist church last evenins
- y. Proper preached on ..socialisna.
sstss and the True" discussion Of
sss'. M condition from the Bible stand
e Nkins for hss text Galatians viz =.
kss. = one anosher's burdens, and 10
S...s We law Of Christ" Also from
s....o.v xxii;ss: sTnau shall, love thv
- thyself" Mr.. Proper said:
~ human being. by virtue OF his
- s - IN this world, 10 dependent
S.s. ass Ter his happiness. and even
- .s'aoed life. Isolated and alone he
- Born inso this world. he enters
& ~ psnaent reiasicas In the family AID
|=7i.sS.s soimfnuniiy. Every individual II .
- a 49, and socsety - TIE sum at rela-
4 ~ s1.sAne between these social unigs.
Ssss question 10 CONSIDER Is .Hew
toxethsr peacefully and help
MOT destroy each others peace
} I5lss.s ppsassss' Socialism 10 ths name
4 6n5t~.. ~ Various theories OF social organ
1 <Snists1s.a AvsaE Tor their common aim she
1H11ass.a ~ Individual action AMI the sub
DpDeers- - community of interests and
n...aNsiss originated among Eneissh
Snssss 20 de,irnatn tsss, an 49,.
siSss. sAodsrn so1ialism is rscoll az
Mcs ~. ~ tndividaaassm. Bns the word
H~rs.sy does ret necessarily lmrly
e ~ - eah OF The entire abolition Of the
- es1a saiv,arai property, bat applies 90
Ss.~ wnich requires that the land,
Se- =. rsodnctsou, should b the
- communities, associations or
~ asasas People te<iay are ash.
- asssna tale ssnerai fricsien and
ssssn capital and lskog.s A
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HAVE You TRIED ELECTRICITY,
DO Net Give Up Hepe Because Tee HAVE
Net feuaA nolfoG

There 10 probably nothing ~ aigusting
- . ssckly specimen Of humanity. BY
this Ne mean those people Who suffer fnom
diseases which easily yield to electrical
treatment Thsy are miserable themselves
and make cthars miserable. Because some
doctors inform you that your case h hope
less doss not make il 50 Take the ease Of
Mr.. Tucker, president Of the Bank Of
Gsne1sss. Idaho. whose card Ne give b.
Low. Ii speaks volumes for DR.. DArrin:
GExxsxx, Idaho.
DR.. Dsrrin-Dear esr: The electro mag
netic treatment you gave me for chronic
catArrh and other troubles Of fift1eu years,
standing has proved successful. Yourn
truly. II. A TUCKER
DR.. Darrin 10 permanently located at
Hotel Stsvsns. Seattle. WASH Once
hours for thoss unable 80 Pay. 10 to II 4
q. Those able 10 pay. 10 Z. m. 90 3 .. n.
suderers from Ill curasle. chronic, acute
aad private diseases Of Whatever nasurs
should cal ~ onca Examinatlons ffes
- the once o. BY isttsr. All easss strictly
ccafidenssAl. Csrrrlars and question
hlanks sent ffse. Inqutrfcs nsserexf.
=. R-Au casoe rommoacsng trsasaueat
before Jane will - treated e ths low
fase of IS pr moath untf eusaA ox-
- mk2aeol an1 eoDnltenon -
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ARETIRED BUSINESS WOMAN.
q Page From Her History.

The important expseiences Of others yaro
II had bean troubled With heart disoase s
years. much az that tme very oefiously. For
Ave ycays vas treAfed By one physician con-
tinuoussy. lwaa In business. but ohltgod to
retire on account ok my health. A phy-
oictan told my friends that could NOT live =
ponth.. Nv feet end limbs wero badly swol-
len. and was indeed ia serious condition
yhen gontlomsa directed my attention to
Or. Miles New Heart Curc, and eaid that his
sister, who had bean ef1icted With heart dis
ease. had been cured % ths rsmsdy. and va
bottle Of the Heart Cure, and IA loD than
an hour after taking tho Arst dose could
feei . decided Improvement in the circulation
OF ny blood when had taken three doses
could move my ankles. something ! had not
eono Tor months and my limbs had been svcl-
len so long that they seemed almost purified.
nefore had taken one bottle Of the New
Heart Cure the swelling had al gone down,
and I was 50 much better. that l dld nv own
WORK On my Recommendation six others Aro
taxing this valuable remedy."-H Norgan.
So2 w Harl(son st.. Chicago III. -
Or. Niles New Heart Cure, discovery Of IN
eminent specialist In heart disease. n sold by
All druE eists on . positive guAranteosn or sent
BY the DIR. Niles Medical Co. E1khark Ind. on
receipt Of price. q %. bottla sig BOTTLES fug
u express prepaid X Is positively tn lrue
81 opiases q dAngsso0A dEugA
Fer sals ~ ssswars = Aoimsa Drug Co
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- - uoon = - : -. = -,
Suetons = true s - SSSsiesi ~.syA -
Mev noe ~ oGroa ~ * cses.s~iv No.
e1zee = ehIaI fhal 1fsra r. - s~rs-9ins y
m11kfndt molE ~ 1870 ~r-sSssx. =.
GnH - toU51lv g eKia ss~~.1fs~- TS1
49, - G3oo1me $50 l1S~iii-r-sf- ~
- fmrsevsnont Il no ekss;ssi -.
oano1 and eoesnknlv hn1fevS "a kers,sn.
NtoA tAooo tA3n0 ~ UcesS ssr,sstie-
901G tOpe6vod. Iho - q vfefn~ p, r
1txNGx eStf1tnntfan fke~~.E s1-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-21

r. 0R119oo leeeee Ne We51oao 1o0R~
tssn Teoss Aea.
The remains 81 Lana Andrsws. The esat-
IL voman who committed suicide Ia San
FrsnciseoI viii b. buried thsrs accordins
% Instructions from her brother. shs Hon.
L + Andrews, II IA Conner. IL nov ap-
pears that the iestss. puhlishsd IN The
poer-InxExxsoEscxa yesterday mornfne
and signed BY Richard E Bridge. hsd no
immediats ccnnsction With tho cass what
sves. A. has besn prsviously stated, hall
ths yeune men IN Seattle vsss Ii Iovs With
the handscms woman. aud enone that
uumbsf uas Bridsun. Fourteen pears ago
Ne wrote the lsstsr referred 70. and with
the exception of chance meeting in Spo-
kane Ten years ago. hs has not sssn her.
Mr.. Bridsss d owl engineer and lives -
peuoont In this otty.
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A two-sscry uaoccupisd frame houss.
loeated On The allsy between Lombard and
Birch and Dspot and John streets Ia
North esettle. vas destroyed By drs yss-
terdsy morning betwssn shs hours Of 8
and o'clock. The flames had envsioped
the building from top to bottom when dis
covsrsd. and although the apparatus from
house No. responded nothing could b
saved. The houss was owned By Mr.. Nc
pheTsou and valued at about $700 The
cause Of the lire Il unknown.
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Orsas NertAesa Comedies % vssssris.
The Northwestern Steamship Company
viii start their srst sseamsr Tor vicsoris.
b c.. in connection With the Great North
era railroad. On Wednesday. May 3. It Il,
p. M. and daily except Sunday. from tin,
Arlington dock. foot Of University street.
d. b Jsrkscu. Naaaesf.
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A eenuins etching for % Goats: also
number Of other handsome pictures are
being closed ont II any price they will
bring. st S05 Second street. Our sntirs
stock Of psctuFsaI frames. enc stationery.
etc. Is being ciossd out Cali and make
rs IN offer On anything in stock.
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G. B. Hopkins, general manager Of the
Inland TsIsphonS Compsny. which con-
trolls Easteru Washington and 0rsgon
and Northern Idaho, 10 hsre fkom Spokane
on visit to his parents. Mr.. and Mira
Charles Hopkine.
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g. Marks Club viii meet tonight q the
Guild roam and the women Of the parish
- we'll % the msn are invited = this
1assline. Mr.. Charles Shepard will raAd .
papse. Next Wednesday night the meas
Bible class and the Brothsrhood viii meet.
and Friday q 7:30 there viii b sorvice,
With lecture On church history.
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IrMnl. VISA. yoA 4 1eoz
Tho - 0eofs1a ~ 80 -
u eooA ecod5tian. hAoy tAanks tef y
1ssDsssfaity ysara
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rs Oh sBERS
= ReIigion Who Hass
ding to OAsr.
10 TRUE SOCIALISM.

$500. - -. ~.e-ee-
ll!. -
- - 0enese 1s1--1xt
& s....s - 49, g~~.fe.
-
r. oees' ~ The sub1eee = ~.
l11nGb sermon 1t the f1ynoutA
|;|s'.'.ssi ehurch yssserday morn-
||s;s - 1870 fron I.nkn IVA 4 80
!||.z!:s'I s -. !. .....~h~~ .~sA.
- - - =. a..
I..a - -. 3. :. - -.-e -.
yss ~ ~
vi - u 49, 49, ~ 80 ~ - :
g. 49,. S.ssn s1sn ~
- 1911 sn.s - e,A ~ ~. {.
se9 essn ~ 49, ~ 49,
r! i! r.. 49,. e |. ~ -. ~ ~
-. 49, ~ 49, =
- - tnks - 80:
- eeeslCas - g -
n =, g. z 49,. ~
~ s..s s. -. ~. ~ s'l -
- .1ss nlm -, . ;
- soss = erz1 1vs ~ ~
le1ng ~ q 49,. =
49, ess.s 20
~ g ssosssac3 3 nomau
y tnso : LINE ewiscn e
dsaWs = : ILL., yoe noto
oouoe - pefgesf1soss heye
eee9esvee snas ~ eo10n .
. 1hn 2 owsag 10 neglees
~ yoese ~ I've oeoees q
NSmee - oo10ofd
- Upersss ana seoUo eromeo o.
woten our eoofo - uot
- - soaeA.
- detesmtned bat lac
- = sePaots 2! roustng 0en e
1eessck1ng cfimes - Sno9lA
- toox eoous ~, e rsad the
- cgso any great drama -
eeteo. q Ne spring = Shave the
oinIy Ne oeaaperAee tntouston
- evA Snougns - . w01no
inse1eae0r snae the cayrylng
oeeton ~ tnoee tnostGotod. To
Qleeo INTO ury. 70 incite .
gePle % crime, = Justly neld =
Goeooa even u the o9ttoeoB
- epanious into the dtgnity q >
= question, thersfoee. whether
- . crime q spiritual anarchy,
ook9et divine governmeut, m
- = m1ehleennono tn moa toward
- TIE glory 81 the unseen. =
$! 11p n = : question With some.
D11k Chfisk He declared His oons
- Death ~ pgoleraple - the
Vlge1loWtnG tne beltof 81 sian
- HIN. 1o the las4 anaiysis.
otIt, egyof. 10 I'll wrong think.
- Inducing ~ wrong tkinhiug
$500
~ ! - ooneoue who eujoyo 3
toonttfaI trust h The imme1j-
ooo, IN the poenoual oommun-
- VIII ED. II the uog3d and
80 81 The peuttent ahail -
num{nn all H. &uHnwaRfsHA -
RI ~ Ieave liz aouI vreekSd a
tas1ls ~ seckteeeneoos o0o
~, -. z.s.s u ycan wv ssnlss
- 'essivnI ~ ~ SSc,tcs.. sr.aisss
E111nlfv a hlanf arnosfselsmf
l6f5 r 5nnny. bat e onch s crine
o - Is viii cost the cAst-down
-. haxssn e1peespnce -
vi 49, sgaan on sns hishts. 4, In
n P!t1aeuensiy - oe0k, -
~ ~ ..sss1 ~ Som ~ 0;yono
u ~. I ~ - = .s...'u e ~
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rav. IaaAo. YsA a Il

J8Y, Idaho, "a "a JDyA
The oeataia Rssi -lstsliissnsss ca oeas
wsn .so sSsss zine go, ana . go
con1ttioa An mere than ptoAsea VIVA II
II = worth asuhis ths pricA foare truly.
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Cearancs sale Aardwsrs 81 crek Terms
cash. Pacific Hardware Company, sil
ysster avenna
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Bcsrox. Msss-, Juse 10. leeA
Posk lnseitiSeacss Ca. seats'e. Waen
excoliG1e nae 81 he Cnited osas~e 80 Ne
Wor1d nap - he fovofso s1oe. aad an
pi~asDd Wssh II ~ cpxDs . eandsoas 49,
va1aahas scdlttea - zsy s0eo. end caanes
vesss tas smA1 sam aass4 NJ NE mse
yeofs SyuiNs n
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w hat
They
Think
OF It.

1As premium map e6srsd By
the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
tt sahseribsra cid aad new. Il
now to b found In Thousands
u homes II the Paciae North
west TAat no premium ever
saered has given sueh univer-
sal satisfsetion q evidenced
By the following testimonials
whieA are . few among the
large number received from
those whs have received the
map. These letters ara exact
copies ef the origlsals On ale n
shis ofdce. the signatures only
Being omitted, - the POST
INTELLIGEECRR dos mot fss
q liberty - publish the fan
names Of those who have o
kindly expressed their spprs
statica Of the MAJ
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Get your new ssatas~R Riley Broa.'s terms
cash, prices los.
Smyrna times., 1894-05-30
Maryland Items.

The drug firm of Spruance & Barrett has
been dissolved. Mr.. Barrett continuing
the business.
Joseph Brown, Talbot, Md, farmer,
and County Commissioner, committed
suicide last week.
Messrs H. Winfield Lewis and Howard
Ash have retired from the employment of
the Cecil County Nel0s, and their places
have been filled by Allen johnson and
Harry Bennett.
Mr.. w. H. Bosley, of Baltimore, has
bought the S25, 600 issue of per cent.
bonds of Queen Anne's county at 103. The
proceeds will be devoted to defraying the
expenses of the county, so as to put the
finances in the future on cash basis.
The marriage of Mr.. William McKenney
Jr., of Centreville, and Miss Madge Nee
teer, daughter of the late DR.. w. IL. Nee
teer, of ChestertOwn, is announced to take
place at the Episcopal church, in Chester
town, on the 9th of June. The happy
couple, after the bridal tour has been
concluded, will reside in Centreville.
The annual far-famed turtle dinner at
Quantico will be held this year on We'd
| nesday June 18th. Mr.. John G. Bailey,
the enterprising and popular young pro-
prietor of the QuantlcO hotel expects to
make provision for large company of
| local politicians on that day. Numerous
turtle dinners in the past years makes a
comment on this favorite democratic love
feast unnecessary.
Siored Jacksons Death Warrant. Gov
ernOr Brown of Maryland Thursday night
signed the death warrant of William
| jackson, colored, who WAS convicted re-
Gently in the circuit court of Queen Anne S
county, for the murder of GeorgeJ. Leager.
| Friday, July 9th, was named as the day
for the execution at Celtreville. This
is the same day on which James Allen,
colOred, will be hanged at Upper Marlboro
for an assault upon Cora Simpson, white
girl.
County Commissioner Joseph Brown Of
Talbot, committed suicide Thursday morn
ing by hanging himself from beam II
his barn. A temporary fit of insanity
brought on by i'll health, led to the dead
Recently he had suffered two slight strokes
of paralysis. He had not met the board o
county commissioners for two week.
He ate breakfast with his family, anC
twO-hours afterward was found dead il
the barn. Mr.. Brown was a Delawareal
by birth, but had lived in Talbot county
number of years where he was engaged il
saw milling, agriculture and other pursuits
He was elected county commissioner II
1891.
Trinity P. E. Cathedral, EastOn. wa
cOnsecrated Wednesday. The congre
CATION was so large that there was not stand
ing room. Dr. j. E. NJ. Chamberlain rea,
the deed of gift to the church from tn
trustees and wardens to the Bishop of Eas
tOnand his successors in Office. The RI
Smyrna times., 1894-05-30
HOUSEKEEPING LINENS

The manufacturers know
very we'll 0Ohy so large a part
of the Linen business of the
town is done here. They
know who buys most and
cheapest - who goes to the
very fountain-heads and takes
biggest lots at least prices.
Such a grasp Of the market
is what makes the following
prices possible-and hundreds
more as unusual.
At $50 the dozen.
Just put on sale, bleaehed Double Damask,
ScOtched Napkins in new designs
q size; good value at $3.50.
At SOC the yard
An unequaled of Cream Damask Table
Linen, handsome patterns.
Cream Bouble Damask Table Linen, 6s in
wide, the 81 kind.
| At 7jc the yard.
Bleached &c rman Damask Taple Linen
6S in. wide; the 9Oc kind,
ColOred Table Cloths for the Summer il
all the desired shades, sizes from 3
inches to 3 Yards long, 4Oc to S32
each.
Smyrna times., 1894-05-30
GRENADINES

Black Grenadines and Chit
fons with stripes and color
plays are the top bud of ele-
gance for Summer wear. But
that don't save the prices
We can make them hitler than
ever and we do. That's all
there is of it.
At 75c from ST..
Black striped Chiffon, with figures o
green, blue, rosepink. empire, buff anC
red. % in. wide
At 81 so from S2.75.
Black striped Chiffon, relieved by coloret
pin stripes As in. wide
At 50 from So so.
Black striped Chiffon, with tri-eOloreC
stripes of silk. As in. wide.
At 81 from s1.5O:
| Black Silk Grenadine, with stripes of pink
blue,buff, red and olive. "a I'm. wide
| At 81 so from $3.50.
| Siik-and-wool Wick Cord Greenadine
48 in. wide.
Ats2 from Ss.
Silk-andwool Wick Coard GrenadinC
with self colOred stripes. As in. wide
At 81 from So so.
Persian Brocade Grenadine. As in. wide
Smyrna times., 1894-05-30
XACEiNTuSEES- EHAVEEEFTES

Let the showers come, you
can safely snap your fingers at
them from the shelter of a
Gravenette garment or a Mack
intosh-and at half or third
the old. time price.
Albion and Inverness Rain
Goats, good quality Serge, al
$2.25.
$I2 and $14 English Mack
intoshes at So.
Smyrna times., 1894-05-30
M~t1@49TMtsHE'& ~
Philadelphia, May 2S, 1894.
| INDIA silks

Money-saving in the Mint
Corner as surely as there's
money making in the Mint.
These India Silks are the first
pick from the most interesting
lot of the season ; priced be-
low what others ask for the
leavings.
At 4Oc the yard.
22i N. black ground colored printed Satin
At SOC the yard.
% in. and "a in. black and colored ground
Chini Silk.
At 60e the yard.
2i% in. light and dark ground Silk, dainty
figures on stripes
AT 65c the yard
81 in. extra quality Jap Silk, white figures
One to five colors in many
Of the printings. 6oc to 81
has been counted cheap.
The 75c black Japanese Silk
(27 in. } at 55cis a ''limited. .
Smyrna times., 1894-05-30
Bargains!

We have some goods that are
Bargains worth hunting for; for
instance:
200 packages first-class Paper
and Envelopes at 8 cents. Worth
10 cents.
100 boxes best quality Paper
and Envelopes at Is cts; worth
25 cts.
8 copies of Lutte of Lion, at rs
cts; worth 125 cts.
5 copies of Victory at 10 cts;
worth 100 cts.
10 Photo Albums, all card pic
lures, at 25 cts; worth from 70
cts. to 300 cts.
so cloth bound II mo. Books, at
II cts; worth 25 cts.
81 Dish Pans, good size, II cts:
worth 25 cts.
R@The above are all Special
Bargains and when present sup
ply is gone they cannot be re-
placed.
Smyrna times., 1894-05-30
CONTINENTAL BICYCLES, SO

You won't see a trimmer
wheel on the street than the
Continental ; you won't see a
lighter (of its class) or a
stronger. Measure the Con-
tinental by any bicycle STAN
dard Of goodness--its head is
as high as any, and the prices
as about NyJt0e dollars less.
Full Roadster, M. & W. tire, $40; G. & j. tire
S75
Light Roadsters, NJ. & W. tire, SIS; G. & J.
tire $50.
Ladies' bicycles. NJ & W. tire, s75; G. J
tire. $50.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Smyrna times., 1894-05-30
COTTON ESE9ES

A little satin stripe woven in
some Of the crispy, crinkled
Cotton Crepes is the last
touch of novelty. Looms are
clicking at their fastest to keep
the supply good. Hare to
while we're passing the Crepes
out by the carload every few
days.
They're a favorite for picnic
dresses, for evening or seaside
dresses-so high in style, SO
low in cost, so good for wear,
so easy to tend-wash -
shake'em out-dry-no IRON
ing. I8c tie yard.
Smyrna times., 1894-05-30
SEEsSIEKEsS

Whoever thought to see 80
inch Striped Seersuckers-the
sturdy, slightly, dress kind-at
SC ? Looked as if 122c was
rock-bottom. Ought to be,
so far as intrinsic value goes j;
would be but for the reach of
our Dress Goods arms.