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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-06

The first shot fired by the regular sol.
Oilers al the mobs here will be Tho SIGNAL
for civil war" says President Debs OF
the American Railway Union. Think Of
mat people OF the United States, The
regular soldiers OF the United States
army are the embodiment of the sover-
eighty, the law, and the authority Of
THIS nation. and when. SAYS President
Dehs, acting by order of their command
ING officers. who receive their orders aira.f
from the President Of the United States
VINO Is the c0mmander-in-chief of tho
army OF the United States, and sworn 10
ia''htnliy execute its laws. they fire
Sho' al the mobs here"-mark the
word the mohs here'-that Will no The
signal for civil war.
Well. indeed, did President Dohs oad
Yes. | feel the responsp,ni,,. -
upon me In this struggle. and /, is Inn,
natural that l should have an anxiety
90 20 what may precode the final result "
inueed' MI Dehs, you had better have a.,
"''N,eV LOT what may precede tho
maj result. For If you misleaA MOI. a.',
isnorant men into defying the l.,, -
.n's land' and resisting the OH -
'n@' Jaw when demanding thai tprhr,o,.
men snail submit 70 It. YOU win ho,e
Jay OF reckoning 70 meet. compared -
"nicn an experience al the bottom ., ~
sea with a milestone around vorr r cue
VII be a mere triie. NseA'
But says Mr. Debs further ..,. 90.
not recede. One thing IL c.r,.,..
General Managers mus, ana sh"m us
cumb." There we have the platforsa sue sue
which he is going 10 plunge ,h,s " upon
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-06
POLITICAL tON,AEps.

We take the following from the Wash
ington Post which, being on the ground.
should know what it is talking about.
II Is becoming known that nearly all
of the western senators and rcpressnta-
yves received kilograms from labor or
carnations cOuchcd I'm language more nr
less courteous, asking their votes for the
NAlc resolution in the interest Of I'M.
strikers. ihe treatment Of the teleerams
illustrates well the timidity OF most mon
Ih congress. senator Davis, of Minnesota
Nlthh an hour after receiving his request
replied % the Minnesota labor leader that
NJ would do nothing of the Kind. and gave
his reasons. one other senator. Palmer
oI IAlnoiS, ana one representative an
sWtfed with arsumentatiVe refusals. But
WIN tneSe exceptions, so far as can be
IcdlHed. the senators and representatives.
maintained discreet silence until thev
coulu see now public sentiment was going
on me strike. After two days waiting
the statesmen have found out where the
OF bold answers returned now To the tele-
grams OF the labor organizations.
II this is true and we have no doubt
it is, it is as disgraceful as anything can
be. Is il always TO De the case thar our
public men walk TO see how public opln-
ion is going before they have any opinion
OF their own? We believe thar ono
strong sound, healthy man who has opln-
ions and viii stick to them. can take
possession Of the public mind wholly and
entirely to-day. The people are HUNGRY
for such a man.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-06
sPEtK WHAT YOU THINK.

And will the editor Of The Times CEN
sure us for taking q decided stand on
this or any other question? is it not more
10 the credit OF any paper or any man
10 take a pOsitiOn-though Il may appear
wrong ana endeaVOr To- sustain that posi-
ton. than % "straddle the fence" or
maintain a clam-like silence until the con-
census OF public opinion is ascertainel?
While depfc'ating the extreme views Of
The Times on this question. it's position
is more o. Doc admired than Vacillating
oourse.-lichmOnd Star.
Never win we blame a man for speak
ing bravely his honest sentiments. though
we may utterly differ from them. 1t is
one OF the glories of our government that
every man is free to profess. and 10y argu-
Tnent 10 maintain. his opinions on any
subject. Indeed. the sincere and thought
ful opinions Of men who are I'm a position
10 be heard should in duty bound be ut
tered as a contribution to the common
store Of knowledge and I'm order 10 en-
able the public. upon hearing AN sides
OF the question TO decide what is rieht.
1t Is either ignorance or cowardico-
sometimes called policy that generally
suppresses the expression Of an opinion
upon burning question. ana we don't
think anybody will impute either 10 the
Star. which, having IFS convictions. has
right To express them We deplorc.
however. that the sympathics of the Star
with individual sufferers should cause 1t
10 condone a great and general and terri
bic public wrong.
Ana right here we wish TO say that UNI
Ike the ordinary mortals. who won't
practise what they preach, the Star is not
strong In preaching what its body poll
tic has practised. 1t says: "The expert
ence Of last summer fingers sim in our
memory"
This refers, no doubt. to the strike or
walk-out Of the printers from the daily
morning newspaper Offices OF Richmond
last August The men. some of whom
now own the Star. left the composing
rooms, as they had a right TO do. and a
heavy blow was struck at their employ
ers. great mistake was committed. but
II was done peaceaby and without any
and subsequent negotiations
were inaugurated IN thoroughly propcr |
spirit. which resulted in many of the men |
getting the employment they had Adams
doned.
IL there has been any lawleesness or
even bitterness growing out of this strike
we don't know II. a more thoroughly
orderly strike. we believe was never
made, and If the American Railway Union
had been controlled by the same law
abiding spirit which controlled "Tvno-
graphical Union. No. 90" not even q
iepnty marshal would have been specially
sworn in.
Speak what you think: but. above all.
preach what you pracused, friend Star.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-06

Everything was very quiet down at tho
County Courthouse Yesterday An mim-
portant case Of two families who bad
sworn out cross warrants WAS all that
occupied the attention OF the justices.
rico county. celebrated he Fourth with
a picnic and tournament at DR. Void
ridges pond. The following were the
succ s,ful knights. Mr. Eugene HroalNus.
Knight Of Glenn Allen. crowned Miss
Bena Saunders of Chase City. queen:
Mr.. Q. barracott crowned Miss Beulah
DuNal. Of Manchesttr first maid of
honor. Alr. Willie Eroad3ls. knight If
oak Forest. crowned Hiss Maud Triv1ctt
second maid Of honor. and Mr. Rannie
Ford. Knight If BROOK I'D. crowned
Miss Cora Francis third maid of honor
The address % the knights was delivered
by Mr.. i. w. ChNdrey.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-06

\ quiet marriage was solemnizol TUGS
DAY evening at the residence of Mrs. Mar
tina lee. tHe aunt az the bride. ON Twcn-
ty-iourth street, the contracting coupln
being Miss Lee Strine and Mr.. Charles
Llpscomh. Rev. James ". Moore was the
officiating clergy man.
The bride is one of the most hirhlv-
respected ladies Of Church Wll. and is
Well known as a most earnest worker An
~. Jam VI thodist church and fn the
Shris iian End avor Society. OF which she
son of TIE late q. j.. Lipec0mb. ana Is
connected with Cary-street commission
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-06
FRIDAY JULY 6. 1894.


MEETINGS AND TFESiS FRIDAY.
Temple Lodge, Masons Masonic Temple.
Hines Lodge *. Of T.. Schiller Han.
Damon Lodge. *. Of j.. COrcoran Han.
Myrtle Lodge. *. Of T., Central Han
Union Lodse. 1. -. y. +, IA Fellows
Hall
Unity Lodge. I. 0. O. T.. Powens Hall.
CpachistO Tribe, l. O. X. NJ, CeIsley 8
Hall.
Monacan Tribe, /, o. Il. ~. Jr o. L..
4. NJ. Han.
Haymakers' Degree. Odd-Fellows' Han
Richmond Lodge. Is. of H.. Elletts Han
Virginia Lodge, Golden Chain, Eletts
Hall
Rescue Council, Jr. o. L. A. NJ. Jr. o.
L. 4. ". Han.
New South Council. Jr. o. L. A. NJ,
Eighth and Hull streets.
ShockOe Council, r.. a., Central Han.
Trinity Temple. /. -. 9. r.. Central Hall.
Sidney Lodge. J. .. q. r., Belvidere Han
East-E End Lodge, !. O. G.. T., Springfield
Hall.
Richnond Castle. X. O.. T., Eagle Han.
Lee Lodge Golden Shore. Central Hall.
Company A. First Regiment Armory.
II. r.. Lee Camp, G. ". Lee Camp Hail.
Friendship Lodge. X. Of T., Toney's Han
Aurora Council. Jr. O. L. a. NJ, Gate
woods Hail.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-06
EDITORIAL COMMITS.

New York Sun; Visitors to the Kansas
state House last evening were treafei
TO spectacle OF matchless. bcautv art
absolute novelty. Governor Llcweliin,.
and Secretary Of State Osborne Jh.ulnitni
their heads, and between $50 and az
there was the most beautiful collection of
phosphorcscent phantasmagorical rand.
reVOlNnS pin wheels, catherine wheels
ana Naming overshOts ever seen in this or
any other country.
New York World: President Debs eova
10 the World yesterday q very inOffensiye
statement OF the object ana methods If
me great boycott strike winch me Raj-
way Union has precipitatcd
MT. Drbs says for himself and his or
der: We have BEEN. and are peacefujlv
ana lawfully dcporilng ourselves" its
Claims that he has prohibited. and shan
bfdhibil the men from INTERFERING with
me movement OF trains, or assaultIng 49,,
MO desire 10 work" He claims for then
SIMPLY the right ''as individuals. or ia -
pody' 10 withdraw from the service ~ .
idlioad' or any other cOrporation" a.
ne ne adas; We shall absolutely insisi
upon order-tfat Is our cardinal noIicv ~
ahese are good words. But AIr behs
must nave heard that actions speak
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-06

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany viii sell excursion tickets IRON, IN
ticket stations on its lines east of ohio
river 10 Cleveland. Ohio. for AN trains
July Oh ION. and lfh. valid for re-
turn trip until July 3lst. inclusive az
reduced rates. ,. The rate from New
}, OK VIII be Sl$: Philadelphia. SIl.50:
Baltimore, $ll, Washington. SIT. cum,
beriand $50; ana CorrcspOndinelv low
rates from all other stations.
For more detailed Information. address
a. u. Lewis, +. A.. Norfolk. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-06

Al the Exposition Grounds Tomorrow
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock there VIII Dee AN
opportunity for those who are interested
~ morse racing 70 witness several events
mat promise 10 DE of more taau ordinary
interest The entries are Bob Johnson.
snow Bird and Little Mite entered by
Messrs. Reynolds, Kimbrough. and Liy-
lngstone. respectively. The horses arc
SAID 10 Doe evenly matched. ara each has
q c9nsiderable follo0inS Tn. probability
u that The winner VIII be- hard % name.
IL is understood that several other races
VIII be included in the prCeramne.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-06

louder than words" II there hal been
no crippling OF locomotives, spiklng OF
gwItrhes side-tracking and uncoupling OF
trains. and other forcibie Interference
with The operation OF the railroads. ana
with the right Of other men 10 Work,
exists 80,
IN President Debs can and will conform
his practice TO his theory. the strike
will be unnoticed In forty-eight hours
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-06
4 NATIONAL AFFAIR.

A.,or,o,, Cororol Olnev seems 10 he M
49,. ID. ..., 800.
/ the bottom oil the p'9i''Ne al" Woo Jus
measures Wh'ch inc GOV eminent '''.
/ shown itself re"4y 10 take - '-Hp''
/ turbulent men 10 respect ""o o"'s ''7
laws oI me lana. ne ues' yes ".' '''"''N'
OK me n"u'n ior IT, ana He WI re- w.
'"e"' re zane veg '.'"'
"heh ne sal" 'he o'"0' u"'
D-eh brous"l 10 ''e I"s7eu GUS Va ''''''
cny' ana ""at we are u'",s !"
"'0''i'i '''e Ill" - 7'''''
prevent inns C''''''''o' ~ 80.
OlHey Hlsnu nave i''"'o ''''
stronger. nc i'is". nave 7"''
anarchy P'eF"I'7 WEI
IN Hlnois' deprive o'"'' "'." ~ ''0 's'''
Of doing with their own """t u'ey H1'e
a right to do. The ~" OF inns 'a"u' anu
common right entiiie every man u 90
this
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-06
Cleveland Rally aud Union rectipr

a Cleveland rally and local union meet
ing VIII be held tonight at o'clock az
the regular meeting OF the society Of
that church
Officers Of the local union for the on
suing twelve months viii be elected
All who expect 10 20 TO the Cleveland
convention and Christian Endaayorert
generally are urged 70 be present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-06
1T WAS ACCIDENTAL.
JUKY 1TTdCH No BLAME TO sfMP-
SON ron KILLING WHARIOS.
Justice Owens Presjded over tho Case and
Dismissed the rrisoner-A Lengthy
DOcket-PersonaIs and Noees.
MAScHTsrRR BUREAU RICHMOND TIMES. J
ll2l HULL STREET. BEATTIE BLOCK.


The coroner's jury met in the Mayor
Courtroom yesterday morning and hear
the following evidence IN the case
sam Wharton (colored. who was killed
by Henry Simpson, another negro
on Wednesday evening:
Jenny MOBILES (col9reD was the mrs
witness who testified. she stated thai
Wednesday evening Simpson and Nhar'
ton came to her house They were very
friendly 10 each other They took seats
opposite each other. Wharton TOOK
pistol from his pocket and snapped H.
/ Iemarking that IL was not loaded. SIM
/ son men took the pistol and snapper ~
I WHth IL went or. striking W hafioh li' the
officer Wright testified that the
! pie 9Her came 10 the station-house W ca
] IrS lay evening ana informed him that ne
Ndi Snol sam Wharton. and that me- re-
/ HfH"f 10 me scene fu company WIN re
/ prisoner and there found the man VINO
haq necn SHOT Mr. Wright further tcsti-
Hed mat on examining the body or me
man mat was shot four cartridges ana "A
lDchet-pook, containing small sum OF
money. We're found on his person.
henry simpson testified that he came
from Charlotte. y. q. be resided IN this
bi,ygsolt re S,ateI thar thr d.',asfI an. allI
tliliatlI were raised together, hal never
nad any disturbance dUri02 their life;
,,ney met az the bali park and came back
% tne city together
Inc deceased produced a pistol on ar
irving az the house OF Jenny Noble. and
stated tnat IL was not loaded. swapping
inc iistof AT him OSimpslnl twice. Simp-
z4h lneH took the pistol and snapped IT,
E,if. J.. went or the ball taking effect IN
walton ieit csc.
The pistol was shown to the jury.
MhIeh IIg{"d - have bean loaded with
b.a'5 'lll Il.-c' aInd also showed that IT
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-06
or BAD Tendency

l-bl~iNIlVN or BAD ItN DENft .
The provision tackled on the tariff law
I'm its last stages at the earnest request
Of Senator Morgan was the old and per
fectly useless antitrust law, with one
single new provision of which it may be
said that it viii be harmless, but is of
( most doubtful tendency. The new pro-
vision forbids agreements between two
or more importers Of goods 70 restrain
trade in them or TO advance the prices
Of them. such a provision viii have about
as much effect as a numerOusiy signed
petition 10 the west wind that IL win not
blow. Importers make no such agree
ments, for the reason that our ports are
open % the whole world that is Wiling
TO pay our import duties, and the agree
ments. IL entered into, would have about
as much chance 10 restrain importations
and raise prices as withes Of straw would
have to bind a giant.
But the provision Is bad in its tenden-
cies Prices, when protective tariffs are
out OF the way, are regulated by the
competitions Of business. Statute laws
that seek TO interfere with these com
petitions and establish hard and fast
lines in which the channels Of business
are to run do nothing but interrupt and
derange its natural course and bring loss
and disaster on those who would get for
what they have to sell what the law of
supply and demand fixes as the market
price of their commodities If that law
were left alone TO operate in obedience 10
natural ana normal conditions. Prices are
not going 20 be different from what this
law finally adjusts them at, though TIM
kering at the subject with legislative en-
actments may enable one set Of men 10
swindle another set out of what properly !
and justly belongs 10 the latter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-06

for Sick Headache is founG that is nie,s
ant. harmless. and efficient We refer -
Dr. Davids Pills. that thousands o. ,ur
people have successfully used. Price u
cents box, five boxes FOR n 81
OWENS < MINOR DPIrc %
Richmond Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-06
Millinery exercises with a cleaver
and cuts its prices in half.
Trunks and SdtcheIS, SO you need
not borrow them from your neigh
Dor; anyone can buy them at the
prices we put on them.
HOU Z FURNISHINGS

ParttoneI Wire Knife Boxes. been %,
each. ulW Sc.
Wire Handle Tea strainers, Be-. instead
" lIc
The "Ncrn" Gas Stoves Cwil boil a
quart % water in three miuutc-). Zoe
each. instead Of Z5c.
All bflstle Clothes Brushes, Pc each;
been Soc
Substantial Horse Brushes, with leather
straps BE- each.
Entire stock y, 20. and l5c scrubhing
Brushes will an be sold at the uniform
price. IUc each
Zoe. Kitchen Lrwel Rollers reduced to
&c., lJc ones 10 5o.
Revolving Handle Rolling Pins. &c each.
instead If joe.
Four-galon Patent Cylinder Churns. re-
ducei 20 81 each, been SIS.
Kitchen Tablespoons, been 2jc dozen.
now 90.
5oe BRASS Hoops Red Cedar Buckets
c5o oae-qaart Tin Cups. lc each. instead
~ one-quart Pattern Bottom OH Cans.
2c each, instead Of Toe.
49, two-quarts at &c. instead Of ljc
Two big counters fullof odds and
ends Of China-such as fancy
dishes, cracker jars, chocolate pots.
Ice cream sets, pin trays, olive
dishes, cake plates, meat platters.
bureau sets, fancy plates, toilet
sets, ETC., viii be offered at 37c in
he 81.
Another big counter of Vases
md Ornaments Of different kinds.
ormer prices from s+75 to SIT
ach; closing price 500 choice.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-06

on on the Richmond. Fredericksburg an,
IIQ'omac railroad eighteen miles fr '''
IKtlthmond. offers unusual attractions 49,.
ritNCsIslon and Picnic parties. Trains
10 {. A. Taylor. Traffic Mann. 20 3D., ,.oh
street station. @e14' hyFa-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-06
Julius SyCle & Sons.
; POUNDS GRANULArEn ~.

II 4OCNDo GHAN CLAIED ST.
IA : Tor OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. "
ousaF-Cured shoulders. per pound. :. ;
Pichling Spices, per pound. ........... ~
Carolina Rice, per pOund............. ;
Ia It-h4e. pes pOuuQ........ .
Arbuckle's Ariosa Coffee. per pound -
Fresh soda Crackers, per pound. >
California Claret Wine, per gallon. az
. Cans California Apricots fOr........ -
Fresh Country Butter. lis pounds Tor -
Snow Flake Patent Family Flour.
per bdEl ci.s.ss. .......s....... 80 %
Of per SACK; ..''............... -
Nice Fat Mackerei. per dozen. ..... ~
Pure ola Cider Vinegar, per gallon -
Sea salt, for bathing purposes. per
Large Bars soap for ................. *
Good y. @. Molasses, per gallon.... 30
Silver King Minnesota Patent Family
fiour, per rei..........,..........SJ.T IS
or per sack. ....................... IS
Roasted Laguayra Coffee. per h.. -
Good Green or mixed Tea. per pound -
Best City Meal. per hushcf............ %
g T'LLMAN'S SON,
Phone SIC. ts2o-iS22 east Main street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-06
TEMPLE,
PEMBERT0N,
CORDES & Co.
7 AID 8 W. BROAD STREET.
<//[/LL[//<
Special Values
in Towels.

stl.iE.:AlMED TOWELS OF HEAVY
"DVl'h HtCk, 2)xi0. $40 dozen.
%, l.st grades of GERMAN BAaiAst<
49,, iD' '.'.0' extra large sizes, Z}xij. only 81
i.A'i e fine HUCK TOWELS. fancy hon.
q ss'.',et border, all white, large size. only
Special lire Of fine DAAlASK AND
DAMASK CLOTHS AM
'-,slASN. Use. and Sl25 per yard
DAMASk CLOTHS. from s. to s. apiece
according 10 length. all two yards wide
BATH TOWELS, bleached and brown
from ID --5c. % 15c. apiece.
SIMMER BED SPREADS. light weight
and easy 10 wash.
HONEfCOMB SPREADS, exceuen.
qualities. az 70 ana Nc.
and ;i2l -
Special lines OF LIGHT WEIGHT MAR
, ~ LIES SPREADS, ranging IN rrlce
from ll.59 - S.
LINEN SHEETS. ranging in price from
$Lyo 10 81 per pair.
LINEN PILLOW CASES. hemstitched
good grade linen. only soc. apiece.
NEW BELT PINS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-06

=, l'eal merit IS the characteristic ne
HOOD HOOD. S sarsaparilla, and II is ma1ifeeteI
yneiicin Gay IN me remarkable cure this
rilla is the kind Try il. 'Sala-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-06

tru'cheS. Irus.~s. and Bra,e.
All styles and prices at
OWENS & MINOR DRUG cos
Richmond. Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-06
CARPETS.

Buy them now and save moneys PEI
cent less now than next fll.
Great reduction in Nattlurs-l0 lyr-2
-. IT, and 20c
$50 Gloria 2J-inch Umbrellas. 81 apiece.
Hamm0cks. i5c IL, ana Sl2j apiece.
troquet Set. balls h5c "a set.
lvl pieces fine Jaconet Lawns. Gl-fc.
Chlldren's High Chairs, soc. apiece
Doll Carriages. Soc.
25c. Ladies SILK Mitts. l5c.
White ChamOis Gloves. 4.c.
- dozen cents flue LaUnIeref Percalc
everywhere at 81 and SIP
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-06

Hoods i1ls are the best family ca,ba--
tic and liver medicine. Harmless reIia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-06

terrible cough with d. David's Cougn
Syfup OF Zine lar. Horehouad, ana VIVA
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Ff'?6!iHE:::N!:!(1
-ILS O\
II, 10, IS and II East Broad.
FRIDAY, REMNANT DAY.

| Hundreds and Hundreds of kinds o
Merchandise too liberal in quantity
to be considered Remnants. It's tn,
winding up of a great many Of ouI
Syndicate purchases. Much re-
mains to be done to-day and to.
morrow in the way of selling; per.
haDS we have planned too much. but
no matter, wen offer prize induce
ments enough to offset that.
REMNANTS AND SUMMER
GOODS.
No exchanges, no goods on ap-
Proyal in to-day's and to.morroW's
Sale. No time for It's, if an article
IS damaged We'll tell you or it will
be marked to show. The remnant
sale ticket tells its story too plainly
for any to err. Commence the
shopping day early, for we close at
8 +. ".
SILKS
What's LEFT IN Kai Kai Wash silks are
WHATS Ieft Of SI25 Black French Bro
cddod ludlas are now soc.
What's LETT of All-Suk Colored &c
Crepcs now PIC.
VIVA. left OF 80. e0c and 81 Colored
Al-SllC Tauet1s now Soc.
Lots more we can't mention
What's LETT in ALL-WOOL NAVY BLUE
SIOEM SERGE, BE quality is sc;
,Dc quality 55c, zoe quality, SIC.
TABLE DAMASKS-
WHAT'S Ieft Of BIeached soc Damask is
75c Fiac Scotch Damasks are zoe.
f-3c quality French Figured PlIues now
- lie.
2oe White Figured and Polka Dot Mus
Inns. o, yard
ELEGANT large TURKISH BATH TOW
Els. -lc quality, Sc each.
i3-inrh Drawn-Thread Apron Muslin,
worth zoe yard. a. now.
y - Fine White Check Muslin. tor
Aprons or Cents Underwear, be low.
All Wool White. 1900 yards left ul-.c,
2oc value.
LOO yards White Coventry. just the
thins for White Dresses. G1-ic; l5c
SILK SWIVEL GINGHANS-
l' pieces lain out tor you-l5c yard, |
instead OF 5lc.
Fiac aad Sheer Figured Dimiues. &c q |
Yard, from l- lie.
Satteei. cost o-c yard 90 import,
J. lee BOW.
Satin Plaid Organizes. i'm pretty coIored !
a5ureI effects, ol-ic now-oO inches
nl-r.
D1un.e-told French Jaconets. lG 2-3c
Quality. &c yard.
Imitation Linen Lawns, pretty designs,
i--e yard
lV-- AHli-a-os IN Sneetirg, fc yard
now.
baih PRESS 'nAsiaiils' just me thIns
you want D. u ie" days, ) 5-ic
,, ait. instead W -.
h.,i.n So,t'.H', the IasI OF me case
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Apron Ginghanls.

3S-inch APRON GINGHAlTS. with
Wide Border Stripe. made expressly
for Aprons the with OF the goods
lar price rs Z-5.. yard