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IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

Walters Alliance No 10 b,. .h,,ro,4t,. NAM.
to Walters IIberty Aui.naS'' ssmanhyyi '' hN"o
tro, Nj, -, 80, 'o VI "e" i"rN'
Ni,chfI' omuIucfs Union No. a has elected Edward
Cnsros,, res'eeht James brngan Recording and
'po"''hB secretary.
r. nurt Local Lodge No. 81 has elected J.
McG,a,h SnIa'.cI, W. haskell, Foreman; James
S'Vr'targi j. Mitchell, Treasurer
. Hricklayers Union No 10 has elected. AIohn
heogh. President, William Ward vice. President:
william LOfhaBcn. CorrospondlnE Secretary. J.
Hoodheart, Financial Secretary. j. spencer Treas.
ufer
Juurneymcn BARRIERS Union No o. has elected;
a. j. MgInncs President: l. po,erts Vice.
PRESIDENT II. Bowlman, Financial Secretary, W
II. McCarlin, Correspondinr secretary, g lion.
mann Recording Secretary. VI r. SeIbert Trcns-
urer; j. Hoffman, Guardian: n Gamer sentinel
District Asso,,t,v y. a. -, 49,,
delegates to the General Asserbiv in Nov ar.
leans, on Sunday, sent ~ NAmong the candidates
are Master Workman George MrCsddin SECRETARY
Patrick Murphy and Prof Daniel de- Leon.
Inta,,.. cto,t,,,,t... - -, -
FedcT,tio, alp,leu 70 me central LABOR
10 organire ,olr tor "T,ls'ance IN an attempt
VII taL" wi ri ~ a. VIZ matter IN MANI meeting
Inc I p'e.e Vr lnai purpose next FRIDAY even
"h 81 " r'S' r"nt'h street
cabinet Makers Union No. holds a special
meeting tomorrow evening to elect delegates to
the convention Of the Furniture Workers lnterna-
tional linton
The Central Labor Federation elected these ON
GERS Yesterday: f.. IICnCkler Recording Secretary
y BONN, Cores ponding Secretary; A Waldinger
Financial Secretary: C. H. McVey Treasurer: G.
nrpermann, Sergeant alarms: e. Mielenhausen
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Miss Adele Richie, leading lady of the
new play entitled The Devils Deputy"
viii make her first appearance in some
of the most beautiful gowns made by
Deutsch & Co., of Fifth avenue, corner
Twenty street. one dress worn
in the first act is made of apple -green
satin brocade, OF the period dating back
to the year 1Si0-a heavy saun skirt en-
broidered in gold. trimmed with Autumn
leaves. and a full straight tunic of ap-
ple-green brocade, lined in gold-colored
satin. The bodice Is an embroidered
low corsage of white, embroidered net,
large triple revers of the point d'esprit
lace. This is antique lace, over two
hundred years old; extraordinary large
sleeves with flowing lace. and an ex-
quisite hat to match. Our description
hardly does justice to the gown; 1t must
be worn In the second act is one of
sweet simplicity, made of ivory-white
satin, the skirt being extra full all
around and festooned with gold-cmb-oi-
dered lace, caught here and there with
large, torquise-blue velvet bows. 1t has
a little round baby waist, with a double
Nandyke collar and large, quaint sleeves.
seeming to form a large pinwhesl, OF
lace trimmed with flowers. The hat to
this gown is of white satin. embroidered
in gold, the facing of the hat being
10 one of the mobiles of France ana worth
fabulous sum of money l.: itself. The
other gowns are not sufficiently adj
vanced, and consequently cannot be de-
scribed, but enough to promise a real
treat to see them. -
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making time a distant and comparatively
rich relttive was expected to call and
TAX tea one evening on his way from
Linlithgow.
II was not often that this superior re-
lative honcred her house with a visit,
and Mrs. Simpson, determined that moth
ing shout! be wanting to his entertain
ment, brought out the treasured spoons
early in the forenoon, with many In
functions to Nancy touching the care she
should take in Frightening them up
While this operation was being con-
Quoted in the kitchen in the midst OF
one OF those uncertain days which vary
the northern June, a sudden darkening
OF the sky announced the approach OF
heavy rain.
The hay was dry and ready for hous-
ing. Robin and two farm men were
busy gathering It in; but the great drops
began to fall while a considerable por-
ton yet remained in the field. and with
the instinct OF crop preservation, forth
rushed the widow. followed by Nancy,
leaving the spoons half secured on the
kitchen table. In her rapid exit the girl
had forgotten TO latch the door
The weasel and the kite were the only
depredators known about the moorland
farm; but while they were all occupied
in the hay field, who should come that
way but Geordy Wilson.
Well, the kitchen door was open and
Geordy stepped in. He banged the set
tie with his stan. he coughed, he hem
med, he saluted the cat. which sat pur-
ring on the window seat. and at length
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DRANK KNOCKOUT" DROPS.
Then While Reynolds Slept His
Money Was stolen.

william Reynolds. a cook, of 81 Green
witch street, says that yesterday he was
the victim of "knock -out drops" Ac-
cording to his story, he entered Leo Co
hens saloon, at li3 Park Row, in the
afternoon. and, calling for glass of
beer, he took a seat at a table beside
John Foley, who gives the saloon as his
residence.
Reynolds drank the beer, dropped on
to sleep, and when he awoke missed
$3.50
He accused Foley with the stealing.
but, getting no satisfaction, he reported
the matter to the police of the Oak
street station.
Policeman Webb returned to the sa-
loon with Reynolds. The policeman,
who was in citizens clothes, expert
enced no trouble in getting into the
place where he found William Mahoney
presiding at the bar. Reynolds pointed
out Foley who was arrested Mahoney
was taken into custody for Violation of
the excise laws. When arraigned at the
Tombs Court this morning, Foley and
Mahoney were held for trial.
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grown-up son Robin, though he was
counted a likely and sensible lad; not IN
her own thrifty housekeeping, though 1t
was known to be on the "tight-scre"
principle, but on the possession OF a dozen
silver teaspoons.
Her account of them was hat they had
belonged to the young chevailer' and had
been bestowed upon her grandfather in
return for entertaining that claimant to
the British crown on his march from Gull
loden, In proof OF which she was accus-
omed to point out haif-oblltorated crest
and the initials C. s. with which they
were marked
In the family resided one Nancy Camp
bel, a girl about nineteen. who was sus-
pected of having taken fancy to ROD
In, who reciprocated the sentiment Moth
ing however. could soften the heart OF
the widow as regards the match. until at
last the following event occurred and
caused her TO give way. About the hay
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MRS. SIMPSONS SPOONS.
me Recovery of Them Led to Happy
Marriage.

me parish OF Bathgate In Linllthgow-
SURE ought tobe reckoned among the clas-
Spots OF Scotland, inasmuch as It
.pr'nel part of the dowry which Robert
- W. bruce bestowed on his eldest daughter
S,a,sery when she married Walter, the
".sn steward of Scotland, and thus be-
zane the progenetrix of the royal and
~,'ucKy house OF Stuart.
oi lying midway between Edinburgh and
srs Sgo~' those rival queens OF the East
80 vest hut out of the common track
ual'c and travel 1t has been for ages
PASTORAL parish OF small and rather
Backward farms.
no ,mohe Its peaceahie and Industrious
EQUATION u lived the Widow Simpson.
,, lady valued herself, not on the
ts,.'eit her by the good man who had
t ,' this life some seven years be-
n, IN, me commencement of our story, for
b1,, aeres were few and they consisted of
'ee!a!med mooriand; not on her
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QOARRELLED OVER A WOMAN.
John Lovett Accuses William Dee
gan Of Cutting His Throat.
"A Case-Knife Used and No Vital
Part Was Severed.

John LoVett twcnty-four years old, OF
20 Greenwich street, had his throat bad
w cut this ,norri,, ,,, yy,,,a,,, ,,oo,,,,,
OF lo' Greenwich street. The cutting was
done because Lovett had made an insult
ing remark about , yo,,r,, ,,o,,,,, ,,ho 10
s.I, '0"'e woman ""' 10
lriehu OF beeSan.
The remark was made on Saturday
night The tvo mo, vsro s,ordir,, To-
II T., o'""'"e w
St'Her III front Oh loNetts home, when
the woman in question PASSED by.
I.ovctt snake 70 hos ins,,,,i,rr,,, ,,a Tho
,,,,, 49,, s,. ~ ~ ",'i 'ne
'"o men dl'er war OF words lndulSed III
a rough and tumble fight i'm which many
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Both Aimed with Precision.

Stephen Clifford and his wife OF 3O5 Oakland
street, williamsburg are both in st. GATHERINGS
Hospital to-day. The couple quarrolled last night
and each threw a beer glass at the other at the
same time. Husband and wife each received a
scalp wound, and the same ambulance took them
to the hospital. No arrests will be made.
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70 Investigate california militia.

SACRAMENTO, Cal. Sept iO.--tiov. Markham
has appointed military court Of inquiry to In
vestigate the conduct of the state militia in this
city during the recent railway strike. At least
company fSiled 10 obey orders and several
withdrawn from the field The court will
convene in San Francisco Sept. II.
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COWperthWait G. Co.,
l04, 100 and l08 West 18th St.,
NEAR 9TH AVE-, NEW YORK.
BROOKLYN STORE:
FLATBUSH AVE, NEAR FULTON ST.
Coming Events,

Second annual festival and closing OF the sea-
son, at Timer Park. Wednesday afternoon and
evening; concert and shore dinner.
The General Council Of Shoe Workers holds Its
annual picnic next Saturday In Deckolman's
Ridgewood Park.
First annual afternoon and evening picnic ten
dered by Peter Altman to the Apollo Musical
Club, l.. A. I45 X. ~ L., and Typographical
Union rs. to-day at Timer Park
Grant concert and Summer nights festival OF
the Musical Mutual Protective Union, this even
ing, at the Old Homestead, Third avenue, Nine
ueth and NineN first streets Proceeds TO go
towards establishing home for aged and ind-
gent musicians
Every Tuesday is 1.-THE Worlds" Bar
gain Day." in which all For Sale ads.
are repeated free in THE Evening
World"
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SPECIAL SALE
100 PIANOS.

We will sell during this month 100 new
WATERS upright pianos (ncluding
cover and stool ut R225 cash. or $500
on instalmouts; only $40 down and 81
monthly until paid.
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The Reason
The World Prints
Double the For Sale Ads.
Appearing in All the
Other New York Papers
Combined Is
Because the Goods for Sale
Are Readily Sold Here.
Another " Bargain Day"
Tomorrow.
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ATTENTION---W WHY PAY RENT

for fiat when for the same money or less you
can rent two story and basement high. stOop
house, elegantly finished, nl improvements, In
the most desirable neighbOrhoOd north OF Harlem
River, within one block Of the suburban flc-
waited stAugn. l3Sth ST. branch nf ID and I'd ave
Iruads, al $500 to $500 per year? II Will repay
parties intending To make "A change to Inspect
these houses before engaging elsewhere; one con-
unuou' fare cents, from the Battery up; open
Sundays.
WM. o'GoRMAN. l40th st. and Willis ave.
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unfurnished Houses TO Let.

TYsxfxorr,s on, o,,a,oo > 49,, kJ,-
LIZ 49,; ~ go "a ,, 90 .tuus o. ~ n ~
son"Se G tepm Jms T III R ~
IvxINGToS avg ora nenr i57tb At. a |
IN ner aacoro,ad
ossesssn puo4nr",c
,irHnst ~, rny ionItnr lnII MAJ
ison ave. corner 18th ST
LEXINGTON AVE, 442- That elegant house in
Hne orIcr NJ proctiv reduced rent CHAS
vnTZtNG h s1N STthst. Id ave.
MANHATTAN AVE 2n2 Elegant, commodi-
Gus house, 2Ox5u; extension, 10 rooms; album
dnnt closets; park frontage; immediate posses
sion. fENFlELn, owner, 329 W. ll2th st,
wAVFRLFY PLACE. near West llth at ga
story, n rooms; max offer. Edmund Williams,
lS5 ". sd 81. N '''''' ~
OH ~ rp wv y HE sH "a pSSnS,s.
NrWnT r >Iis ~ hii ~ .TIn.
,.n HLL IL. M6bERN iMftS5%EN ,l:S..s,on
For permit apply owners otilce
No $50 West i3Iii ST.. near 7th ave.
i'TM ST 9TH ,S Ss T.SssR g IN
osru ~ ~, so,,,, .,,,.ii d
story brick, IL rooms good street; Afternoons
ATTEST, 22l T. Private house. IL rooms l.
bath. $50. Call owner, 100 I'd ave
,-r,t an 20, q, -. go. 49,. 49,, -i--,,-,,-
', o. 100 r. oiL SuS , ~ W..
~ s aro,p, rs,,ot Tei ''""s"'u'
','.'.r''h'' i"''e'''" ie"'2'""lo,
d4IH ST., IFS 10 w, near Columbus ave
stone houses; tne prIyat" block rent t5gelhcT or
singiy, Tor private or frst class boarding. house
~, ~ an, a"'S W 'eSpo'S'o'o p"'''' '""'''
-n,,,I On, ~, u;,rsi, ,,,,,,,r,i.hoa g.. st,r,g,
Mana ~ honsa usWS foSt"ry
rooms; two baths; all improvements; handsomely
throughout Addr,si i. o. Fox 2iis
ssrn ST.. ia W. -nand,omo brown. stone q
sion Snretaker in h6usa; ane neighborhood; rent
only 81, 100 T. friedman, owner, 10 Wall st.
DIST ST 40 w-Elcgant ..,ory decorated
hish. stoop private dwelling; gas logs, shades
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TO LIGHTHOUSE Park slope. PRESIDENT st.. near
9th ave. I-story, fancy front, broom, cab.
met trim. elegant private residence, one-hal
block from Prospect Pax, only 81 200: 9th ave
near Berkeley place, 3-story brown stone, IL
rooms, SSOD: have also n very attractive list OF
houses To let on the Park slope and other sections
of brooklyn AT less than one halt New York
rentals call send now for new special list, Just
out before the hest ones are out. 20 Court st.
and 2T6 Flntbush ave. LEONARD MOODY.
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Jersey City.
Furnished Houses to Let.

SD ST. ID W.-4-story brown. stone house;
near Park, ! block from l. station: elegantly
decorated, including gas fixtures: handsomely
aud completely furnished a beautiful home;
owner viii rent TO private family; terms reason
able. Apply on premises.
FULLY FURNISHED story nigh stoop, all
improvements, near West 93d ST. station;
81. 500 Particulars X permits address by letter
JAMES f. WALKER, $40 Columbus ave
FURNISHED HOUSE with l2 rooms; steam heat
all improy ementE; near steam and trolley. y.
all improvements. CHRISTIE MENDEts
South Nyack On-the- Hudson
NhWLY furnished small house; sell furniture "
desired everything first class. b. b., box BAT
world, uptown.
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS-Cottsge. . rodIn' lao:
improvements. stable II desired. N !. SAFE
co, ~ Clinton place.
WEST 22D STREET 3-story. 10 rooms. 81 400
West 3jth St, 4-stOry, 20 rooms. ........... 1000
West 57th St. i-story, II rooms............ 900
West N9th st., 4-story, 20 oOms............ $500
East j5th st.. i-story Is rooms............. 5000
Lexington ave, 4-story, Is rooms........... 5000
West End ave, 4-story. l6 rooms......,..... 200
Also others east and west side MoRRlsoN'S
FURNISHED HOUSE AGENCY. 200 W. 4lst ST..
near Broadway.
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D RN DWELL NGS,

- NV DVt K - - iNS0s
$50 and 1874 West 9sth and lis West 9th st.
ARMY lA West ssth ST
3-sTORY brick aud brown stone house in r.
18th ST, near % ave, II rooms all improve
ments. being thoroughly renovated. FROTH-
lNGHAM a TlMPsuN, 81 Liberty st.
A BEAUTIFUL y story hrowustonc 4 basement;
excellent nelghborhood all modern improve
menis possession Immediately; newly trescOed,
painted 4 pRpercd: plumbing perfect 2M, East
1?d =! rent 81 200 Apply to JOS {. WOLF
A VERY desirable COSY queen Anne house un-
furnished. In splendid location to let to respon-
slhle party; Immediate posscssloni can an be seen
TODAY, sunday. Apply TO owner. 100 w. Goth ST.
A, ELEGANT DWELLING. cabinet trimmed,
exposed nickel plumbing, mhgnihcently APP
pG2inled rent 81 800. Permits only OF ]. f.
A 3srORY 4 basement house, corner st. AIMS
ave 4 l35th ST. in thorough order all modern
improvements a newly decorated low rent. APP
ply to }. METCALFETHoMAs, 10 Liberty st.
A NICE 3-story private, house, 1890 Lexington
ave, to let in good order; 10 rooms and bath
A FINE HOUSE, = large light rooms, good loca-
ton, SUt tble for business or dwelling or viii
rent part. Apply laundry III W. l"h St
ROOM DWELLING suitable for boarder' or
MuRRAY's. 2O3i Sd ave-, cor. ll2th st,
BOWLING ALLEYS gymnasium and hail OF
magnificent uptown clubhouse TO rent during
ladies' gentlemen terms reasonable. Address
Box q, 2b7 W, 42d 81.
BEA UTIFUL DwELLING,'"-3Ig, story s7th
ST. near tOIumbus ave, cabinet trimmed, elc-
extension; perfect order; rent ~ 7On For per-
milS apply 10 J, /. BRIGGS, Columbus ave,
corner Sbth 81.
BEAUTIFULLY decorated s.story houses to rent
~ ~ i5Gth st,
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WE HAVE large number OF q Oh 3 story
houses to let on Park slope; call and examine
our fall list OIcn evening.
e. A. GA RLAND& Co 3l5 eth ave, b klyn.
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$500 THREE-STORY. 1875 EAST l2iTH
900 THREE. STORY. WEST SD.
900 THREE STORY, WEST 9th.
900 THREE. STORY, WEST list.
1850 THREE-STORY. WEST END AVE, COR.
$50 THREE STORY, WEST SsTH.
400 FOUR-STORY. WEST 64TH
500 FOUR STORY WEST 9TH
/ 500 FOUR STORY, WEST 9Th
2 100 FOUR STORY WEST list
r. \. TREACEY, l0l WEST BOULEVARD (65th).
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S65 PER MONTH, or possibly less to good ten
ant, for the conveniently located, Handsomely
decorated IL room dwelling, 2OS f. Hath st.
800 TO 32d L, 9th ST; new houses 8 story
high stnop, fine nelghborhood, cent 81. 000 A
X. MACkAN. VIII n.
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18TH ST. l3l T., corner Lexington ave.-3.
story, high-stuo house, elegantly decorated
throughout; immediate possession: mudrrht"
rental to right party, Apply jAnItor, 1914 Mad
isuu ave. corner Doth II,
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william Henry Frost, the dramatic
Writer has made series of stories for
children from the Wagner music
rFirelight Tales of the Great Music
nrdmas," and will be profusely illus
'rated by Sidney Richmond Barleigh.
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song writer, has hit upon a new device
for calling the attention of managers to
his new and improved condition. He
glass Of settler water in his hand He
has sent number of these pictures
round to the dramatic agents, and is
awaiting results.
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Every Tuesday is THE Worlds" Bar
gam Day" In which all For Sale ads.
SWve repeated free in 1.-The Evening
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WE HAVE LARGEST list OF houses. floors q
mats in 9th Ward. FLANNERY & CO.. 6u
Hudson =
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Charles Frohman has the American
rights of the new Henry Arthur Jones
play, to be known somewhat ponder
ously as THE Case of Rebellious
Susan" 1t Is to be produced this Au-
tumn at the Criterion Theatre, London,
with Charles Wyndham and Miss Mary
!Ioore in the leading roles. "Gigolette, I"
Mr. Srns's adaptation from the French.
also acquired for the United States by
land very shortly with Robert and
Bella Pateman at the head of the cast.
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TO LET 3 story brown stone cabinet trim dwell
llngs Nos l54 and 100 West l36th st. rent
only 5000 SWARTWOUT 4 CO.. 1877 East
10th At.
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~ AVE, 32l, near Stuyvcsant Park-A large
house, - rooms, 81, S,k.
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$40 PER MONTH 10 room stone dwelling.
Keys at MURRAY'S, Sd ave, cor. 112th vt.
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So, NEW CoTTAo h, q rooms h bath, / minute
= from trolley. AILCOT. Waterloo Place, 175th.
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Miss Adele Richie rushed into the
lobby of the Casino a few nights ago.
I've got some flowers for dear little
Della" she said to one Of the managers,
and ! want them taken to her behind
the, scenes. I'll be back presently
Visions of huge and complicated floral
tributes, requiring the services of three
or four ushers rose before the mental
vision Of the management The ushers
ness Fifteen minutes later Miss Richie
returned. Here are the flowers" she
sad, sweetly, and she handed to the ex-
pectant usher twenty-five-cent sprig
or lilies of the valley
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Attn ST., l36 f. -Four story basement brown
stone, high stoop, perfect order throughout,
immediate nnssessinn. rensnnnhle.
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18TH st. a 6rlI AVE.-House, furnished un-
furnished II rooms bath. FLANNERY n
co, Sal Hudson st
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1894-09-13
A LETTER
TO My Friends and Enemies
and the Public Generally.

As the fall season is now drawing near,
and we are preparing to clothe every
body who is willing toilet us, take great
pleasure in saying that we will carry
TIIELARGEST STOCK OF CLOTHING;
this season that has ever been carried in
Henderson, and will sell them - per
cent. less than any wouId-bc competitors
Frst-Our Fall Stock will all be- this
seasons goods.
Sccond-Wc haven't any old goods 10
carry over
Trd-Clothing is - per cent. cheaper
this season than it was last fall.
Fowh-We buy all our goods for sror
CASH direct from the manufacturers.
FyM-We sell for sroT CASH and don't
charge you an extra profit to help pay
Tor the suit that was sold on time aud
never paid for, which You would have la
pay il you spent your cash with "A mcr-
chant who sells goods ON credit
.Snh-Wc do the work ourselves AMI
do not employ Il dozen clerks for yoa
to pay.
All this goes TO show why W" can sell
You goods ~ per cent. cheaper than our
would-be competitors
BY the first Of September our stock
will be complete.
Our buyer will be in New York then.pst
OF this month buying our new fall stock
OF CLOTHING AND GENTS FURNISH
ING GOODS, &c.
We will carry the very latest styles IL,
| Getaways and Snrks. and ia fact The.
latest styles in every line W" will H..
| able to sell you "A suit from - ,r.nta tu
S:o.oo, 80 YOU can get any styi" aud
| prlc" sGit you want.
ii the Quality, Style aud Prize" VII d..
| any indnc"H"nt to YOU 10 hny, Ne viii
certainly sell YOU. We viii ha,. hc lin
! est line that has eyer been shown ia this
country. "" will handle fine Tailor
made Clothing from th"fullowiI.g .sni,-.-
| Hamm"r-iough, sons x Co., New iorE
| hamburger Bros. 4 60. NJ II. I.nurf,-
helmcr and Schio-S Bros, Baltimor., L.
Adler, Bros. d 60, New York. aus. 4.
/ great many other. "" could mention.
| Now all Ne ask * II look and Won will
be surprised to find such fine goods nj II,
low prizes. WE ARE THE CLDTHIE. RS,
and YOU will say the same If yng wtli
look through our stock. Make up Won.
| mind that YOU will look through Rarnc-'
CIothnl; Store before YOU buy from any
one. 1t will pay you. ! dollar saved il
"A dollar made, and ". are the people. Ia
save it ior yon. So Civ. Us IA call ax:,Hr-
inc our goods, consider the quality. cnm-
par" prices and b" convinced.
Yours to Please,
LEwIs ". BAENts, Manager
HARNESS. CLOTHING STORE,
Henderson. y &.
Have YOU tried Db.li-k Flower. 1t If
| the best ia town.