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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-16
THE BRITISH ELECTIONS.


LONDON, July l5,-The UnIonIst can
dIdates for the following ssREO have been
reported without opposition; Somerset
West or Wellington division, Capt,
Sir Acland.Hood, bart Bridgewater d.
vision, L. ]. Stanley. DeyOnIhlre-
East or Hamton division, Sir ], Ken
naway. bart. Kent-Weat or seV-
on Oaks division, II. w. Fors-
ter; South or Ashford division, l.
HBrdy; Isle OF Thanct division, Rt, Hon.
]. LoWther. Cheshirs-KnutIfOrd d.
vision, Hon. A. De TatIon Egerton.
WorcOstorshlrs-ENSt division, ], A.
Chamberlain. Surrey-Northeast or
Wimbledon division, II. @. Bon'or.
Essex-West or Epping division, Lieut.,
Col. A. X, Lockwood. Nottingham
shfre-Nowark division, tho Hon.
oRbls II. FlnCh-Hatton, Dorset
East division, Hon, IL. n. Stuart.
Observation-Disclosures OF Tewssbury
division, Sir J, \, Dorlngtou, Bart.
SIallordshire - Handsworth division,
Sir IL, Meyssy'Thompson, Bart Mid
dlesex-Bridgs division, Sir +. Dixon,
HRrLland, Bart llampShire-South ot
Farsham division, Lieutenant General
Sir +. W. Fitzwgram.
uertiordshire- Vest or Walford di-
vision, Thomas Frederick Halsey.
Edinburgh and ST. Andrews Unlver'
sIties-Rt. Hon. Sir @. J. Pearson, o. o.
Tho Unionist candidate for the east
division OF Down was also returned.
The returns thus far received show
tho election ol l05 Conservatives, 10
UnIonists, II Liberals, 4 ParnslliteG and
$ McCNrthyites,
The total results Of the parliamentary
election for which returns have been
made tonight are as ollowA:
Conservatives Is, Liberal Unionists
81, Liberals %, Parnellites 4, Mccarthy
ties 4, Labor l total 204.
As compared with the parliament
which has Just been dissolved, twenty
four votes thus returning show gains
for tho Unionists and five arc gains for
the Liberals.
There iS iuteuse excitement in the
London streets as result OF tho cleo
ton. The theatres aud restaurants are
almost deserted.
The bulletin announcing Henry n.
Stanley'a election was received with
Kisses and cries Of professional poll
ticisn."
The pictures Of Mr.. Gladstone and
Sir William Harcourt, which were
thrown upon the screen from time to
time, were wildly chee red.
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THE AnIEnIoAN WIVES
OF British Statesmen Taking Part In th
Political CampaiEu.

OF British Statesmen Taking Part In the
Political CampAiEu.
LONDON, July l5.-Right Hon. George
n. CurzOn, Conservative, tho now under
secretary for foreign Affairs. aud Sir H.
S. NaylOr.Leylaud, Baronet, Liberal,
were nominated for the Southport dlvi.
sion Of Lancashire to-day. In this con-
StItutency both sides are contestinE
every inch OF ground, the American
wives OF the SomineeS joining in the
fray. Mrs. Curzou gene rally gets more
cheers than does her husband, while
Lady Naylor.Lsylsnd's beauty has
excited enthusiasm wherever she has
made her little speech.
Sir Naylor-Leland has recently de-
voloped an interest In local sports. He
has become president Of a cycling club
aud drives about in q gorgeous carriage
lined with red and adorned with red
trappingS, drawn by four horses aud 40
conpanied by two postilliona dressed in
rad.
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VICTIM NV rOUh rLNY.


Dr. Joseph Hart, Ut Philadelphia, MJa.
irtiousir DiSnppcnn,
BALrfMonr Mn. July i5.--Dt Joseph
Hart, Il ptnciloIng phySicIan Of PhIla.
dclphIN, ha, disappeared, and friends
and polICo arO making search for him.
AZ tho tlmO Of leaving hIa stopping
plncc horO lls had ncnrly 5000 In cdOh,
n watch aud 4 valuable ring, bcSlds,
$500 In tho DroyptH' aud Mechanics
National Bank. lie called nj tho bank
Saturday aud checked largely on his
account, lie appeared to DO In dn1Od
condition. A check from him was ilrSl
presented 10 tho bank Payment was
refused. Tho men who presented tho
check thOn wont out aud got Dh Hart
Ia person. lilo wac aOoli on ThurBdny
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THE RAISER PLEASED
with Our Model CrniHrr-Tnke' Notes Of
Her MnChlncrr.

with Our Model CrniArr-TakeI Notes Of
IIur Mnchincrr.
WASHINGTON, D. O., July lb.T-A 70.
port received at tho navy department
from Now York OivO' Somo Of the do.
tails Of tho visit and dinner Of Emperor
William aboard tho American cruiser,
After tho dinner was ovOf, tho emperor
spont tllroC.unnrtors Of al hour inspect.
inp tho machinery Of tho ship. lIo
wont about every part Of tho engines
and was IN uch Interested In everything
he saw. In fact bO was 30 much i'm.
prOs'cd with tho splendid machinery Of
tho Now York that hO sent his Chof
engineer Of tho llohonzollern aboard
tho Now York 10 mako u minntD CXnln.
lnatlon and To iakO notOR Of tho engines
and othOt parts Of tho machinery
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IT WILL BE SOLD.

rho whisky Trust Property to ne Dis.
posed Of to tin Reorganization Com.
mittOH.
CmcAao, July July 15.-"Tho whisky
trust property will bo advertised for
sale Wednesday," said Lazy Mayer, at.
tornoy ior the reorganization committee
today. "The sale will take place We'd.
ncsdny, Augustl4 and will embrace all
Of the property covered by tho decree,
This property is located In Illinois,
Minnesota, Missouri, Indiana, Ohio and
Neutrality-suspicious. dlstillOricS, and
the Office building in Peoria. Tho bid
oi the reorganization commiltOe-S9,.
sOO,OO payable in stock OF the old com.
many to tho eEtont Of tho committee
holding, aud the balance In cash-iI
sure to be accepted. Tho notices OF
Greonhut. Woolner and Corning, do.
manding tho return Of their properties,
arc too childish to consider. All three
havo been sued by Receiver McNult to to
recover sums ranging from $50 1000 TO
81. 100 0OOn
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The disputed smallpox cases In Etna.
villc have bOen legally pronounced
smallpox by tho secretary Of tho Ohio
board OF health.
DR.. g. o. Probst, tho secretary, nr.
rived in Bridgeport last evening and
went to E,nnYlle accompanied BY sew.
oral physicianS. Thoy visited the Rocco
honSo on First street and tho Williams
house on SCcnnd street, and bOioro on'
toring they nut on gum coats aud cans.
Dr.. Prnbst diagnosed tho casOS, Bpond'
ing some timO In both houses.
IIo gave 1t rs lila opinion that Mh
Williams has tho genuine smallpox
and considers tho CRsOs In tho Roece
house tho vNrloloId. lio stated that
great caro- should bo tAkOn to prevent
tho spreading Of tho disease and immo.
dlalcly ordered q meeting OF tho Nom
bets Of tho board Of health, OF MNrtln'a
Ferry aud bridgeport aud the authotl'
tics and physicians TO DO held at Dr.. a.
j. lleinloin'a office At Bridgeport this
morning at 10 O'clock At which a re-
port will be made aud precautionary
measures tNkon.
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NAuGnrY Inn COnnErT.
Tho PuglllSra wife seems to Have Very
Good Grounds For Divorce.

Tho PugIllarA Wife seems to Have Very
Gnod Grounds For Divorce.
New Yonx, July l5.-Testlmony in
the suit Of Mrs. Ollie COrbOtt for di.
vorce from ]. ]. Corbett, was taken by
Referee Jacobs to-day. Counsel for the
plaintiff announced that Gho charged
her husband with improper conduct in
the Bates House. Indianapolis; In
Charleston, W. Va, and at ZanOsvlllo,
In April.
Mario King, an actress in Corbetts
COMPANY, testified: 'In January OF
this year, | SaW woman named Vera
In company with Mr.. CorbetL Vera
was with our company good doal, but
sho was not an actress. Eaw Vera With
Mr.. CorbOtt In Pittsburgh and Indian.
anoliS. She usod TO come to tho theatre
with him aud loave 1t with MIN aud
was his companion at oil times"
In response to questions, Miss King
said sho saw tho pugilist with tho
woman In ParkorsburG, W. Va, Gin
cinnaii, Charleston and Indianapolis,
between April ii and 20 Of this year.
Miss King had seen Vera In Corbotts
dressing room and at his hotel, aud
testified that In tho lNttor part OF April
sho saw thOm outer tho samo state
room on train on which they wero
travelling and lock tho door. They
roSiatOrod 40 ~. ]. CorbOtt aud wIlO"
at hotels.
"WhNL was tho nature Of thOir con.
duct toward zach olhnrH' was asked.
VERY allcC,ionato.'
ibid MIR. Corbott mako any effort to
conceal his rotations with tho woman p
"Not Ia tho slightest"
Miss King iutlhor stated that tho
mombets OF tho company calloi Vera
"Nlrr. COrbolW In tho pngiliSps pres
Cnco and that liB nCvcr objected.
IhO hearing wa, adjourned.
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STATESMAN ATTACKED

~ AHSn',Ins LoaN Hath tits Hand.
As ihO Result
sorfA, nrLoAnik, Julyl5,--M. slNmbu.
lotT, ox.prcmIOroI Bulgaria, was tolutn.
inE homo this cyoufng from tho Untou
club accompanied Nv colleague, NJ.
Rollol, whon they wcro attacked by
four persons armed with tCvolvCtB aud
knives.
NJ. slnmbulon was aovofOly wounded
and lost quantity Of blood, lila con.
ditlon Ia serious, and hO will loose both
hands.
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Last night Mr.. Frank E, Munger, Of
Buffalo, N. Y, supreme secretary Of the
Empire Knights Of Relief, assisted by
DR.. George /. Garrison, department.
supreme commander oi the state OF
West Virginia, instituted 4 subordinate
council Of the order in the Wheeling
club rooms. There were thirty.six
names on the charter list The follow
ing IL o list OF officers; Subordinate
commander, +. II. Lange; vice com.
mander, Richard Robertson; assistant
commander, Charles ID. Vernon; past
commander, Frank Gruse; orator, DR.,
G. A. AsChman; subordinate secretary,
Henry J. Muhn; subordinate treasurer,
John NJ. Garlic; subordinate receiver,
Charles +. BrandfasP; subordinate
guide, John B. Lotus; subordinate
sentry, D. l. Prayer; trustees, Frank
Grusc, F. IL Langs and DR.. q. A. Asch'
man; finance committee W. II. Jaml.
sou. J. Q, DsYino aud Charles F. Gill.
gan.
Fidelity Council No. lO7 starts Of
with good prospects for largo increase.
Altcr tho transaction Of routine busi.
ness the council adjourned to meet
next Monday night at the same place.
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KlSaToS, JAMAICA, July lO,-ThO
British wnrshIp Tartar ScIScd tho
schoonOr World lo.day In these watOra
A number Of Cuban passengers on
board tho schooner OIL thu approach Of
tho warship began throwing overheard
largo quantity Of arms ond ammunl.
ton which hat been cnnconic tn tito
hold When tho searching party from
tho wnrsbip boarded tho World, thoy
found only tobacco on board,
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NIAGARA FANS, N " July i5,--Pnpo'
manufacturers and bag makers at a con.
yonlion hold hoto decided to advance
drab paper irom OF to Oi rontN pOund
and Hour HaCka from SlSto $40 a thou
sand. Those changes ato to tako place
At once.
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Rkpr1sr YOUNG pEopLE.
The GrsNt Convention 10 ne Held Mt Hat.
umurs, on Thursday.

Auu hTNNb NuuNuWhuH W ANu huAA ~ H@A'
nmOrs, on Thursday.
BALTIMORE, MD.. july l5.-Gsneral
Secretary RichardI, OF the Bspti't
Young PEOPLES Union, iI a very busy
man. preparing for the international
convention Of the union, which will be.
gin in this city on Thursday next His
headquarters 10 crowded daily by in.
quiring BaptiItS and committeeman,
Tho committee is arranging for the re.
ception Of the 1900 BaptiStl that will
be on hand by the opening day Of tho
convention. DelegateI are already ar.
riying The Southern California dele.
CATION has taken house for q month,
Fifteen thousand song books, TO DO used
during the convention, have been fur
niIhed by the Publication Society,
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pRIoE's GREAT soHEME
To Build Competing Ling Parallel with
the CinCiuuati, Hamilton & Dayton.

"
To Build Competing Ling Parallel With
the CinCiuuati, Hamilton & Dayton.
LIMA, ONO, July Ex-senator Brice 10
back Of a big railroad scheme to build
road parallel to the Cincinnati, HamIl.
ton & Dayton system between Cincin'
natl and Detroit,
The senator was disappointed some
time ago in obtaining stock in the
@, II. & D., aad has had in contempla.
tion a com peiing line aud his first step
was to buy stock in the Ohio Southern
and commence an extension from
Springfield to this city, aud one from
the south end OF tho line into Cincin'
natl, few miles only Of which remains
to be finished. The next step was to
incorporate the Lima Northern Com
pany, which 1t now transpires Is in
reality composed Of Brlcs people.
The company failed to secure the
road.bed OF the Cleveland, Loraln &
Wheeling by condemnation proceedings,
but gained Ii in the United States dis
trlct court. The Ohio Southern was
then placed in the hands Of receiver,
from which the Brice syndicate will
take 1t when tho proper time come.
The next stop was for the Lima North
orn to begin securing tho right Of way
along the Cincinnati, Hamilton & Day
ton, north from this city, as far as OF
tawa, from which place the road will
take a northweSterly course to Belmore,
on the Baltimore & Ohio, then north OF
Detroit. This part of the line will be
surveyed at once, and the work pushed
to completion at once.
The lines, when connected, will make
a limo ten miles longer than the Gin
clnnati, Hamilton & Dayton, and con-
meet with all the Brice lines.
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THE ENDEAYORERS
Adjourn after the Greatest Meet
ing In Their History,
THE List GRAND RALLIES HELD

Daring tho Day-A Deeper Religious
Feeling than on Any Day ofthO Com
Notwithstanding Exercises in
which Many Thousands Joined.
Presentation of Banaers-sOmo Adj
dresses OF UnusuaI IntoroSt-The
MONDAY RallIes-vIsIIInG Historic
Places.
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AMERICAN ENrRI,pnIsEs
May Get u Foothold In Chlna-Mr JET.
fsFdkA Mission.

May Get FoothOld In Chlnh-Mf. JET
fsrdA's Mission.
NEw YoHK, July l5.-M r JetFerdS,
London, England. and 7. II. Wang. Of
shanghai. China, are registered at the
weStminstcr Hotel Mr., JeiIsrds, who
Is vol known in railway circles, is In.
torostod in large car works in America,
England, Germany and France, aud
represents capital to tho extent oi a
number Of million dollars. His head
quarters arc in London. Mr.. Wang ia n
member OF tho Chinese embassy to Eng.
land. At present he iS on six months
leaye.oi absence, which tho emperor has
decided to extend th rec months in order
to allow him to accompany Mr.. Joferds
on his trip through the Chinese empire.
Mr.. JHlcrda said to a reporter: "My
basiHess in America will undoubtedly
result finally In tho establishment Of
American enterprises In China At
present that country la virtually In tho
tho hands Of Russia and England. and
Investments thore Of capital from other
countries havH lttlO encouragement.
On account Of tho impartial stand sho
took during tho latO war between China
aud Japan, America has won tho 70.
spocL oil all China, which now looks
upon the United States A Chlna'B bost
friend.
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HoLLrDAYsBURo. Pa, July 15.-Ths
Eve hundred puddlers employed at the
Duncan rolling mill aud EsanOrs iron
works, were to-day granted an advance
in wages OF % cents per ton. The nail
department OF the Hollidaysburg Iron
and Nail Company has been started,
after al idleneSS OF more than six
monLhR
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July 15.-The
striking ingram carpet WeaverS and
their employers, held a meeting this Rt.
ternoon at which the latter submitted q
paper to tho workmen. In it the man.
uIactursrs deplored the strike aud said
they could not grant an advance with
out lerious loss.
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MURDER WILL OUT,
The Missing Link In tho Chain Of
Evidence Against Holmes
is. DISCOVERED IN TORONTO, ONT.

Tho Dead Bodlss of tho Two Missing
Daughters OF psuiamIn II. PitzoI
Fouud In tho House where Holmes
Killed Them After KIlIInG Their
Father In PhlladelphIa-ono OF tho
Most Remarkable Mysteries of che
Generation Clearing.
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rupI,AtI,,toAD WAR
In Kentucky mud Wiz COrlnln Mnlcs wcr,
Nnl Nnlh.

IN hbntWOhy hUu WIZ S"'"" "''"R "'I"
NUl sold,
GaAYsoS, KY, July l6,--on Thursday
last four muIO,, the propOrIy Of tho lox.
Inglon aud Carter Mining Company,
woto soizsd BY tho deputies Of j. W.
Peck railroad tax collector. aud brought
to this city to bO sold to satI'Iy their
railroad tax. Owing IN tho appearance
oi nbont 1000 mountain mon, the salo
did nIl iako place Pock and his dcpu'
lios could not 10 found. This 10 an out
growth Of tho railroad war,
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FOREIGNERS BARRED
By the National wiudo W Glass
workers Association,
INITIATION FEES ARE INCREASED

To Five Hundred Dollars and ApplI.
oRnts Must DO NatuFSII zed Citizens
of the United states-Ths Fight Of
tho Knights of Labor Factions for
the Control of tho Organization,
EE.PreSIdsnt James Campbell
Carries His Point.
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afternoon in company with the men,
lie seemed to depend helplessly on his
companions for guidance. since satur'
day no trace OF him has been found.
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Now 500 that your blood IA puto,
Good health follows tho use Of Hoods
sarsapatIlla which Ia tic ono grcAt
blood purifier.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-08-15
AREMARKARLE DEFER.
The TWiee-R- Week 'Republlc" TO
Give $4,000 ia Presents to
SnbscI ibers.


The Twire-R- Week "RepublIo" TO
Give $4,000 in Presents to
SnbscI ibers.
An announcement of an enterprise
which is unparalleled in the history OF
the newspaper business has recently
been made by the Twice-a-Week Re-
public OF 81. Louis. Although this
paper has perhaps the largest circulation
Of any newspaper or other periodical in
the western country, il intends to largely
increase the number of its readers be-
fore next winter through this remarkable
offer.
On July The Republic advertised the
fact that it would give $50, 900 in prizes
to Its subscribers during the three
months of July, August and September
Each month question would be asked
in the columns of the paper, aud ii
would be repeated in every issue of the
"Twice a-Week Republic" during that
month.
Nearly $4,000 IN presents was given
to Republic subscribers who correctly
answered the question asked in July
"Where does the word Silver first occur
in the Biblg" One thousands gifts of
extra value are offered to the first thou
sand subscribers who correctly answer
the question for August-"Where does
the word Gift first occur in the Bible?"
Each answer must be accompanied by 81
TO pay fora yearly subscription to the
TWice-a-Week Republic. GIFTS Of
smaller value will be given to those who
send correct answers, but who are toe
late to be included in the first thousand
names. In September another question
will be asked aud the remainder Of the
$50. 900 in presents will he given away,
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of the finest furniture ever
brought to this city, bought for
cash, and for sale at the very
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aovernmanI nnd RaIIroadn
The Youths Companion.

The Youths Companion.
We are asked to explain the subje ct
of the proposed government ownership
of railroads. The discussion of this
subject has been renewed by the state
ment in the recent report of the in ter
state Commerce Commission, that
about Oue-third of the railroad pro-
perty of the country is in the hands of
receivers, Officers appointed by the
courts. and thus to some extent I'M
der government control.
The agitation for government owner
ship of railroads has always been. in
this country, more active than general;
hut the demand for it has been made
repeatedly by the national and state
conventions of a political party which
viii be represented ~ thirteen sena-
tors and representatives, in the newly
elected congress. and is also made hg
many people outside tins 0rgaizatiOn.
1t is Il subject well worthy Of consider
atom.
The dem1ad is based partly on the
fact that in most Countries of the
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The DeIineatOr.

The August number of the Delluea-
tor is called the Midsummer number,
and contains large variety of interest
ing matter suitable for the season
Ladies who have deferred completing
their summer wardrobes will be partic.
ularly pleased with this number for the
styles were never more dainty and APP
propriate. There is u very practical
article on Cleaning and Renova,ing
Lacss, Feathers and Gloves. and var
'iety OF useful information is given in the
monthly talk Around the lea Table.
The housekeeprr will find some new re-
ceiets in SeasOna5l Cookery, and much
that Will help 10 make huUseVorS easier
in IhingstLe Housewife Should Know.
There Is also an excellent article or the
Newest Books, and Others on Floral
Work Tor august and The Relations Of
MothOr and Son. New designs are Illus.
ua'ed aud described in KNITTING, Tat
ling, Lace Making, etc.
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NIIeavy honey comb towels 1895 In at each,
Huck linen damask crash and turkish towels
big sizes. at 1Oc each.
lOx8s.inCh heavy, all linen, damask and hucK
towels l2hc each.
2lx4O.in, all linen buck hemstlched towels
CSC each.
Q4x5s-ineh, all linen damasS, knotted fringe
ESQ each.
CREAM AND BLECHED DA-
MASKS, heavy and fine-buy
atthe seasons flood-tlde. Reap
a rich harvest in Linen.
5O-inch Loom Dice Damask for l2hc I'd.
IS inch, checker board, red bordered, etc., for
2jc I'D.
53-inch, beayJ Dutch damHsk (ecru) 36c yd,
G2-inch best German linen 4jc yd'
GO.inch bleached damask. 25c yd.
pieces, all linen, Irish lluen 5S'in, 4Oo'
new pattern GO-in wide SOC.
Values at Csc, 75c and 51.0O, 72-inch wide.
All kinds ofgood-nlay be you VIII
want ONE of them.
ii honey comb quilts (g )od welg ht,) for
SIC each.
. bushel grain sacks tmerlcan) 19Mc ca.
A.C. A. feather tick2ng 32-in at l2gac sd.
Straw ticking at only Sc yd.
yard table CLOTH whitelwith red border Que
each
Turkish tidy towels, bright, lOc each'
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NOTE PRICES.

Red Darnasl1 bright as inside ota
Kas. watermelon an just as gooG
S4.inch, fast color at 12hyd.
6O-inch, 10 pieces (all patterns), 25c Yd'
SO. inch, highland bright (scarlet). PC yd
GO-inch, bright red pansy damask csc.
GOInch. 10 pieces Scotch and Natl DamasS
4sc yd.
5S-inch, Our Wonder fast and new 19c yd
CRASHES, by yard or plece-
t4.inch, all linen at 31ic yd.
a7-inch, twill tblea or brown 4c yd.
26-inch, Linens Stevens SC yd
18-lnch, linen Stevens brown SIC yd.
2O.inch, special, (all lneu) Sljc yd.
1l-luch, plaid Glass towelings, &c yd.
1s-inch, fine fancy towelng, nc.
MUSLIN AND SIEHTIING-
200 yards l., L, muslin at &c.
1000 YARDS bleached soft iinished) &c.
"a Brown ieeeting, fine at 10c.,
s eco yards muslin in bleached and unbleached
worth 6Nc for re.
BlesChed sheets (hemmed), at 4Sc each
Pillow cases (made) at 1910 each.
TOWELS. Here you make
noney-by eaving it.
Linen towels at SC each
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-08-15
Climbing to the Top.

Success requires not something new
To win applause and recognatiOn
But doing things that others do
Beyond their range of competition.
To sell the people honest goods,
To make the very lowest prcces,
These are the things that win app lause
These are the things that trade entices.
Our store is climbing to the top,
Our trade 10 day by day fast growing;
Come in and see how cheap we sell,
Come see how fast our goods are going.
Commencing Monday mo rning, Aug
ust 10, 1895. and ending Saturday night
August "a, 1S05-we shall sell: