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The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-09
PURELY PERSONAL.

DR.. G. s. Smith of Santa Ma
ria is in the city.
W. H. Schmidt arrived today
from his ranch near Santa Ma.
ria.
Hines Clark, a cattle buyer
from Alice, came in from Ell
Sauz today.
A. L. Carmichael, the state
penitentiary contractor, arriv-
ed on this steamer and will re-
turn with % prisoners.
Louis Levy of New Orleans,
representing Levy Bros. &
Simon, stationers of that city,
arrived on this ship.
Col. ] G Tucker, the newly
appointed American consul to
Martinique, arrived home today
on the steamship Clinton for a
short stay.
j. A, Stephens of San Anto-
MO, after spending a few days
here. left this morning for La
redo. He viii return here in a
few weeks ana viii remain wirh
us for sometime.
Jas Turregano was a passen-
ger on this ship from New Or
leans. Mr.. Turregann is q
brother to Mrs. L. 4. Rousset
and Mr.. B A Turregano of this
city, and this is their first meet
ing in thirty years.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-09
THE MODERN MOTHER

Has found that her little ones are
improved more by the pleasant lax
alive, Syrup of Figs. when in need
If the laxative tffuct of q gentle
remedy than by any other. and that
II 70 mnre acceptable TO them. Child
rem ecioy it and it benefits them. The
trne remedy. Syrup of Figs, is msn'
ufactnred by the California Fig Syrup
Co only.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-09
FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS

FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS
Mrs. WINsLow's SooTHING
Syrup has been used for over
fifty years by millions of moth
ers for their children while teeth
ing, with per feet success. 1t
soothes the child, softens the
gums, allays all paincures wind
collie, and is the best remedy for
Diarrhpa. 1t will relieve the
poor little sufferer Immediately.
25c. a bottle. Be sure and ask
for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup" and take no other
kind.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-09

lengthy, endeayors were made
to pay no attention to encores,
but on several occasions the
audience could only be quieted
by a temperance. 1t would
occupy too much space to give
due praise TO each of the per
formers, but l must say that
everyone did nobly.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-09
ABOUT TOWN.

:, lr;ce,s Cream Baking Powder
", s,s,,s's rsIr Highest Medal aud Diploma
The schooner Viva, bound
for Corpus Christi with the rail
road party, is still at the Point
Your cigar dealer will give
rou a briar pipe free. See adj
rsrtisement of Dukes mixture.
The D. S. Govt Reports
show Royal Baking Powder
superior TO all Others.
The Knights of Honor lodge
bold a meeting tonight. All
members are requested TO at
tend.
The train with passengers,
mail and express from the
steamer Clinton will arrive at
I've o'clock this afternoon.
The city council met last
night and counted the votes
rast for aldermen in the recent
election. They also transacted
other routine business.
The schooner Lehman arriv-
ed at Point Isabel late last
evening from Lake Charles
loaded with lumber consigned
10 Messrs. J. S. & NJ. H. Cross.
A. P. Barreda, who has been
III for some time, is still quite
III As soon as he RECEIVERS suf-
feiently, he expects to take a
Tip to Spain, his native coun-
III, for the benefit of his health
There will be twenty-eight
prisoners taken from here this
boat by the contractor to the
state peniteptiary, of which
nine are from this county, four
teen from Hidalgo and five from
Starr.
Two sets of singles will be
played at the tennis court this
afternoon, Messrs. Townsend
and Thornham playing one set
and Messrs. Craig and Ander.
son another. The two winners
viii afterwards play each other
The steamship Clinton arriv.
ed off the bar this morning a
$50 bringing So cars of freight
The following passengers were
on board:-Mrs. Louis Sails
bury, Mrs. A P. Hussey, Mrs
N. Jay, ]. G. Tucker, Jane;
Turregano, Louis Levy, A. L
Carmichael, and S. Jenkins.
The special election which
was to have been held on May
7next to issue 4O-year bonds
for the erection Of bridges an6
Improvement of roads in thi:
county, was postponed by the
commissioners court on Satur
day last. The question vii
come ap at the next regulat
meeting, which will be held il
June.
CAT,ppu NN Nnr nr cr-DEr
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-09

REeULlAR IN combination. pro
portion and preparation Of ingredi-
ents. Hoods Sarsaparilla post sses great
ruratiYe valve. You sao2.4 TRY IT.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-09

s. Pau, MINI, Sept 1894.
Eureka Chemical and Mfg Co.. La Crosse Wis!
ny whole
t0l@
LIST he eocled
Three
eah tobacco
appreciates your simply
wonderful fully recommend it
".
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-09
PROGRAM IN FULL,
Of the Point Isabel Entertain
ment-Other Notes.

who was one of the audience II
Editor MISUNDERSTANDING
your readers would like to hear
of the grand success of the en-
tertainment at Point Isabel,
given by the young ladies and
children of the place Saturday
evening, and being one of many
who attended, l give you a few
notes.
To begin, General Manager
Celaya of the Rio Grande rail
road company kindly granted
Mr.. Egan permission to use. the
company's warehouse for the
occasion for which the people
of the Point are very grateful.
A spacious stage was erected,
for which the promoters of the
affair are under many obliga-
tons to Mr.. Thompson and his
men of the lighthouse, who
kindly put it up. The decora-
tons were splendid, Deputy
Collector Grain and Capt. Jas.
Baker furnishing an abundance
of flags. The only thing re-
GREETED is that the hall was too
small to accommodate all that
wished to attend. Otherwise,
the affair could not be improv-
ed on. All seats were taken
and more wanted.
Following is the program:
PART ONE
Opening address, Miss Sarah
Lightburn Drill and song, 30
little ones.
Recitation, Miss Rosa Howell
and Frank Laroche.
Others recitations, Misses
Mary Thorsell, Bella Broughton
Geraldine Garriga, Hilda Thor
sell. Rafaela Estrada, Masters
Antonio Valente, FIR. Espinosa,
Simon Salazar and Mariana
Garriga.
PART TWO.
Song, "Sweethearts and
Wives" by the boys and girls.
Dialogue THE Hoyden," Mrs
Lambert, Miss Wildman, Miss
Lightburn and J. T. Cummings
Song Leaning on the Gate, .
Master Willie Laroche.
Dialogue "A place for every
thing and everything in its
place." Miss Lightburn, Miss
Z. Grain, Masters C. Grain and
A. Fisher.
Song Two Little Girls in
Blue" Miss Lizzie Laroche, with
chorus.
Dialogue 1.-The Bound Girl
Misses u. and A. Grain, Lizzie
Garriga and L. Laroche.
PART THREE.
Song shamrock of Ireland
Miss S. Lightburn.
Dialogue "Wonderful Schol-
ar" Misses Ada Baker and Mary
Broughton andJ F. Cummings.
Song and dance "Sweet-Apple
Blossom" young ladies in
fancy costume.
Dialogue, "Slight Misunder-
standing" Miss Wildman and
G. Laroche.
Dialogue Schoolgirls" Miss
es B. and G. Lightburn, A
Baker, NJ. Simon, NJ. Brough'
ton, K. Garriga and l. Penn.
DsoIo--,,o EsFtoupFr1y Gp11GID
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-09
STATE OF JHlu UITY OF roLEDo,
LUCAS COUNTY, So

FRANK J.. CHENEY uakea cath
th.i he is the scu'or partner of the
FRA o F !. CHENEY & Co, do
l"g 'o-i"ss= n Cay u Toto,
C..4o'y ard 5 ste aforesaid, snd
10 ra.' : "a WI pay the sum q
oNE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
rh AZ. every e.se of GArAkEAH
'hri cannot he cured by The uae Of
Halls CATARRAH CUag,
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Swprn 20 bcf"re tie H. d suhscris.
ID IL my presence, this 9th day
IF December A. d. 1889.
a. w. GLEASON
"AI Gotary Pablo.
Halls's Cstarrh Cure is 'aken Inter
nslIy and sc's directly on the hlood
and mucous suriaaes "f the system
Send tor Teatirnonial9s, lee.
f J. CHENEY & Co, Tuledo, o
sA Sold Druggists. 75c.
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CATARRH CAN NOT BE CURED
Nth LOCAL APPLICATIONS. a.

CATARRH CAN NOT BE CURED
With LOCAL APPLICATIONS. 81
'eT canuot reach the seat OF the
useSse. Cstarrh is a blood or con-
"lullohal dirrasp, and 10 order 10
cure nyo must take interusl rem
e'les H"lPs Catarrh Cure is tskeD
'''faHlly, aud sc;s directly on the
1000 sud mucous surfaces. Halls
''afre Cure is not quack medicine.
"as prescribed by one of the best
F','e'sns il this country for years.
'"u Is regular prescription. It;
posed ofthe hes, tones known.
O'"ea With the best blood pur.
acting directly on The mucous
es' The perfect CON bination OF
-, ''0 ingredients is what produces
=. wonderful res1lts in curing
1''. Send for Testimonials, free
Toledo. o. w. ''p'
va y dfuggiste. price 75c.
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Infants Dongola Button Shoes, sewed
bottoms. l5c. iii,
Infants French Kid Button SHOES, SILK
worked buttonhOles. hand-sewed, 5oc.
Misses Double-Solc Button Shoes
Scotch bottoms pateHt-leather tips, made
of the best dongOla, ST.
Misses Dongoia Button Shoes DC
Misses Razor-Toe Shoes-the s. KNIT
c. ID. and Z widths. $50.
MANUFACTURERS SALE.
An overstocked manufacturer comes 20
ms with 1000 pairs OF Ladies Shoes. we
were the on.y shoe-stors in town thar
dared such a quantity. We bought them
for nearly half cost--and that's the way
w. viii IA them. They come IN Common
sense and Opera-TOe Button Shoes. they
are in every instance worth $50; they 80
ladies' $50 Welted Button Shoes. ID
and T. widths s.
Ladies' Needle-Toe Dongola Button ana
Calfskln Lace Shoes. ~ entieth-century
stvIe. hand-sewed Philadelphia made. 50.
Those ladies' who are looking for some
hin, In Shoe that they have never
bad will be pleased to get a look at "a:
ncy, shoes that are worth 81.
ladies' Crochet Slippers. Joc.
Fiannel-Lined Slipper-Soles, In chill
dren's. ladies'. and mems. DC. a pair.
french Gloss Polish for Ladies Shoes,
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GOOD FRIENDS OF THE HOME.
Those who Have Made Recent Con-
.rgt,,,topx IN This Institution.

The following is list Of persons who
have recently made donations to the hlch-
mond Industrial Home:
Frederick c. Keck. +. Edward Schmidt
robn Rrauer. j. w. Brauer, J. I. Cree
William II. Brauer. VI. j. Mussen & son.
y /. Christian & Co, T. W. kunker -
charles Nesserschmidt, j. McCready'
Evan Snead x Co, J. y. Slauter, PARK
place Market, Marcus McCay' BraueI
Market. GRESHAM Baab, +. II. flhke, VI
4. Tlmberlake, Mrs. c. troniieI' 80 eo
,le,s Market. J. Watson Phillips syca-
,,1oro Meat Market, J. T. Sparks, Mrs.
Locb ". y. Francis, Mrs r. a. DANIEL
I Winston. T.. 4. Berry q. w. Saun-
ders. A. W. McFadyen. stout q Co -
n Navo a Brother incorporated, H. l.
pr,,vn 4 W. Browning. a. j. Brown
tIerrnann schmidt Mr Call, Charles H.
Wunch. Godsey q Crump VI. VI. /. %
p A Gibbs, Bowen & Bradley Il. =.
proa15ue. NJ. stein, L. r. Fairdmb, -
pro,,e. son a CO.. Jacob keck, william
i,,obsrt 4 Brothers, J. L. Stansbury, j.
= echaaf Baldwin & Brown, y. j..
clarke & Co. Louis Cohen, Mrs. Mann
white Jane LightfoCt, James kahkil, -
II Uagan. y. 4. Westerman, IL. Is. lay p
ior G ". McAlann, Duffy L. ): Ryan,
I Kranitzky. Saterlett, Mrs. lHol'l'9
o.Ruep. W. :. Francis, Mrs Carmody'
=. q Younger. williams. sycamore u. W.
IS,ans. ". NJ. Parrish, Angus Inc q Clover
rick a Howard, x. J.. Butler. i. W.
o,e,lllvan. John L. Satterheid. Mrs. I. ~
tyort AIRS. Ann Mckinley, George Nag-
ner Mrs. Zipler, Mrs. Nightingale, H.
lcaetelborg. James II. Johnson, \. Glli1o'
rbomas Myrtle, Jacob Kirsh, +. Lauter-
hscl II q. Gates, Hermann Groot MIS-
- LANCE. Phi. Blenner. John J. Kank'n'
II Uarweu. 4. W. Kelley, " j.
Cousins Chaplin & Johnson, Mrs. hlrsn'
yonng Mems Christian Association, G. H.
vVognor william i. Nash, Push q An
derson W. II. Long, Mrs. e. Hardins'
NJ coleman, Mrs. James Bahen, j. A.
slaughter II. W. Moesta, A. feius'
charles Frommer, r. l. Chamlee, ii. w
pnfr " +. Clark, w. q. Smoot n Co. D.
- Rowen. T. 4. vcsterman, Mrs. Dora
.ro,n Mrs. T.. f. Quinere. Il. IL. Spence
Eellhcimer, ~ NJ. liulcher. John ~
Abaru e. NJ. Johnson, NJ. Koch, MIS-
y y Williams, Mrs. Il. NJ. /. Villains
" Robinson. Mrs VI. :. Pits MIS-
I, browning Beyldere Market t. -
v.rhrourh. =. \ Lowry, 5. NJ. Pucke.t
,VooSeon a. Brown, X. \. CaVedo'
49, = Donahue. j. Grady i. j.
roS Mrs. n. l.. O'Neill, j. DOCK
800 en- n NJ Kane. NJ. Bosquet. y. Singer
-. r ., w. J. Hechler. II. Hech'
/ ,or f. II. Acree, W. /. hechIeI " "a
wells. ]. Idchtenstein NJ. MarIh, NJ -
r,,mberlake. Roane a Co. Ja,l,s -.
Vaughan, Charles ii. rage pii''N''N
| Bakery.
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PRESENTS

PRESENTS
Ladies who are expecting to present
some gentleman with a pair OF slippers
should come here and see what an as
sortment We have. and how cheap they
are. too. For instance: a good dollar
pair Of Slippers for see.
Black. Tan. and Wine-Colored Morocco
SINNERS for Men. $3.50 kind. at SEC.
Ladies' Carriage. fur-lined, s..
Ladies' Tailor-Made Jersey Legsins'
s25
For Bicycling and Cold-Weather Pro-
tectors. a.25: misses sizes, 81.
Boys Leather Leggins (goatskln)' N.00'
MEMS BARGAIN SALE.
Because we bought manufacturer en-
tire lot we got them cheap-and that's the
vav we are going to sell them. They are
both stylish and serviceao,c, IN rrenen
Ename. Leather Razor-Ioe They sell
regularly for $3.50. They go Oh sale To-
morrow morning for s..
Mems workshops. solid soles, 81.
Mems Genuine Ca'fskir Shoes, lace and
congress. all style toes, s..
$50 pairs Mems Handmade French CAR
Shoes. $40 is the price, but It Is an ODD
lot. and they 90 at 81
Mems Velvet Slippers embroidered toes.
45c.
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SANTA CLAUS IN THE BASEMENT.

SANTA CLAUS IN THE BASEMENT.
Everything in the shape Of TOY to
be found here. .,
Wagons 10. .. Soc 81. H5Q, and 81
Baby-Carrilges, % o. 'oc'' d. 'i'-o' anu
ye,oeipedes. H.75 and s2.25.
Tricycles. s., $, IS, and -
Tea-sets, 10. p, ana ana &C &C
RefrigeratOrs. 29c.
AccOrcdons. 25c.
Kaleidoscope, 10c.
Rubber Balls. p ana ooc'
Tin in 'g STOW 'g s. 10 and &c.
Wheelbarrows. ., a. so. and Sc.
Iron stoves. 30. 75c., 81, and $50.
Toy Trunks. 50c
Singing Birds. 80, Dc, ~
Jumping Frogs, z, ana 5Vc.
Rolling Clowns, &c.
Sadirons, loc.
Drums p. 20, and Dc.
Scales. Zoe.
Cadets, 600 =.
Pianos .. 90 75c.. and 81.
Rocking-Chars. plush bottoms ".
Babies High Chairs, ~ .5c., 81, ana
Won can buy a Child's Rolling-Chair tor
Boats. % and 5oc.
rSisl House, Desks 5}s &c. s225. and $50.
POst-Ofiices. 81.
Dol-Chairs &c.
Drawing-Slates. 10 ana zoc
Letter-BlOcks, 21c.
Animal Blocks, 2oc.
Bedsteads 5Vc.
White Enamel Cradles and Beds. with
brass trimming, iorr, SL.9; 90 N. .,.A,,,
Bureaus, Sl.Jo, M.S'. ana $-'oV' H'siHS-
polished oak.
Brownie Games, &c.
old Mil Marble Game, $50.
g adpoIlo Pn G5mS Games me CSC. and 500
noYlSnv Games. - ana Olc.
Lotto Games. p and 3oc
Cyrograph. the srtistic Top z9e. -
Tool-Chests, p, ~, Zoe, 81, ana N'zo'
Doll Beds 20 and 5Dc
Rubber Dolls. &c.
Musical Horse. 50c.
Guns. p. 50c, and 81.
RCller-Skates, all sizes, 45c.
iron Cars, 8. 80. iyc., and 81.
Tin-Cars. %. and soc.
Tin Horns, g. Q. 10, and &c.
Sieds. IS. 90 sc, s..
Linen Picture- Books. high colors, &c.
DOLLS.
CHARMING DOLLS in real Blondes
and Hrune'tee. in Kid and Bisque bodies
Sleeping-Dols. in kid bodies. curly
"1 BIsqu ~ Dolls, light and dark eyes. 25c.
Idfel!ke Dolls, price A.25 everywhere
our 81 Dolls can't be bought for A25
elsewhere.
lot OF Soiled Dolls at a great reduc-
BOOKS.
Nothing more appropriate than Books
for hOliday-giHs. our assortment COM
| plete will give you few ideas.
ST. NICHOLAS SERIES FOR BOYS.
Glustrated)
1,b,s line couprises ll4 titles, specially
odented f0r bOvs. 10 repr sscnts stories by
the best juvenile writers. Bound In best
/ ~ cloth with held-band, and stamped
/ i'm ink and silver from original design.
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Christmas Sale
At The Economy.

marvel of Christmas Bargainso things to make the DAY
clad for the young and the odof sensible suitable gtS t
Cannot fail to be appreciated In accordance with our usual
CUSTOM we will give away to every purchaser OF pan
of Shoes beginning Tomorrow Morning and lasting III
Xmas We are the Richmond orginators OF making such
presents Our methods aped and dealers who endevo
equal our business give Toys free = by OHANOlN"
MORE MONEY FOR THEIR SHOES. ,
Experence has proven that this not the case here put
these presents Toys Pin Trays and AsRecelvers are Mace
as token of the buyers who paronze the ECONOMY
for no other reason here they always receive the
1e for their money In a word beware of mitators Read
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GENTLE Ems GIFTS.


Large shaving.Mirror. on stand. 81.
Mirror on stand. with comb and bFusn'
price $3.50.
3 pairs silk-Finish Socks, in box, Tor
75c.
Gsntlemen's 75c. High-Class Novelty
Neckties, for zoe.
Stylish Neckties Tor 25c.
Ch.nchila Gloves for SOC.
Kid Gloves, 81.
Boys Fur-Lined Gloves, SOC.
Boys Ringwood Gloves, 25c.
ROCKS
FOR THE LADIES.
This list comprises 200 titles Of enter
tanning Books, selected lot tngt popu,
larty and every day demand. lney are
neatly bound IN the best cloth; price -9c'
per COPY: holiday prices, Toe.
Arabian Nights
"Entertainment,
Allen Quartermain,"
AS In a LOoking-Glass,
"At War With Herself,
"Rad Boy Abroad,
belle Of Lynne
"Pirds Of Prey
blind Love"
"ProIIen Wedding.Ring."
"eirca%staa5.al E ;1.,
Ozark Marriage Morn,
desperate Woman
"Dreadful TemptatlOn,'
give Weeks in a Balloon"
blouse on the Marsh,
last Days OF Pompeib"
"Life's Remorse,'
John Halifax,
king Solomon's Mines"
And many Other good Books.
ART DEPARTMENT.
Full line Of Wash-Srks for embroid-
ing. N.
Stained tentreoleces, on best quality
'i Stamped Centrepiec,a with HOrnton
"H Eiderdown pillows. in all sizes. prices
% Denim eg, NJ for covering pillows, In high
colors. absolutely wash-goods, something
Drapery- sink. in large designs, price
| ne. we've got too many on hand, so they
Tinsel Drspery. in all colors, II l-2c.
PLUSH BALLS FOR FANCY-woRK.
! silk Fringes. for fancy-work.
/ FOR THE HOLIDAYS we will oier
some great bargains in LACE-CUR-
Don'l forget the
CARPET DEPARTMENT..
During the holidays We viii make and
law and line ALL CARPETS free OF
charge Just think OF an Ingram Carpa T.
, made and lined Tor CSC! Hemp Carpet
Toe. not made. a.
/ 4 Good Tapestry, made and lined, for
SIC. And this Is the way prices are put
! on better grades.
DRUGGETs AND RUGS.
Sakai Druggtts. the best imitation OF
| genuine Turkish Rugs, large SIZE N-'
Rugs, 25c. to $40.
,trs.a,.,.- -ba9ee with fixtures. Gc.
/ SHADES MADE TO ORDER.
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PRICE 30 CENTS PER VOLUME
For the Holiday-Presents, z9c.-soihe
few titi s..
Adventures of Rob-Roy'
"AfiOat in The Forest
audubon. the Naturalist"
"Battle-Fieds Of the Revolution
"BOy Hunters
Cliff Climbers.
Desert Scenes c..,.,n
"Eigfrt Years wandering in Ceylon'
Flag OF Distress
Forest EXiles,' $500,
Fort Sumter 10 RoanSe islahu'
cant Gurley," y
History OF the Mexican war,
"In Southern Seas
Life at sea-
moral Tales,
NATURES Young Nobleman,"
"Old Man Of the Mountains,
"Our Young Soldiers
Popular Natural History
Ran Away 10 sea,
pole 10 Pole"
"Stories About Animals"
Tour of the World I'm Eighty Days
Young Folks History OF France,
young Folks History Of Rome,
young Folks Natural History,
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WRAPS. cAPEs, AND CLoArxs.

WRAPS. CAPEs, AND CLoAf<s.
Double-Cloth Capes, with satin-band,
price 81. now 81 So
same Cioth-Trimmed, with fur little
longer. We have too many on hand; price
$. now ST.
Tan Coats. with velvet collar. large
buttons. price, $3.50, worth ST.
s. RIPPLE BOX-CoAT. special, for
MONDAY, $.
$40 Plush Cape. s..
N5 Velour Cape trimmed elaborately
with jet, $40.
GuiPURE WORK.
GRAND DISPLAY.
These goods would make most appro-
pirate and beautiful gift. look like hand
made goods IN lrsh-Point effect. They
come IN Buiiet-scarfs, Pillow-shams.
Luncheon-Ci0ths, Mats, Tray-Covers, Blu
reau-Sc irfs. Washstand-Covers. Prices
60c. 10 81.
GuINPrRE BED SETS.
Pillow hams and Bed-spreads. a most
desirable and elegant gift prices So TO 81.
FOR ONE DAY ONLY.
WHITE APRONS.
Large White Aprons, for nurses. only
25c.. made Of fine and sheer india linen.
Large White Aprons. with loce-stripe
borders. only i7c.
OSTRICH BOAs.
Feather Boas, ostrich-tip. a most eie-
sant gift, 80 inches long, &, was S2.
Feather Boas ~, 75c., 81, and Sl.o.
Mink Boas. pat. mouth, I5c.
Black Coney Boas. soc.
FOR MONDAY ONLY
300 PAIRS Of CSC. Canton Flannel Draw
ers. Bic.
Gentlemen. this Is big bargain for
you've have too many:
u
Mems soc. Linen-BOso shirts. only 10
and Is IL. FOR b3c.
MEMS DARK OUTING-sHIRTs. sc.
BOYS CLOTHING DEPARTMENT..
Boys Suits, 81.
Boys Knee Pants, l5c.
TABLE LINENS.
Full line OF Fringed Table-LInens IN
plain and colored borders; Napkins To
match.
A FUN line of Hemstitched Linen Table
/ Cloths. prices cut for the holiday trade.
Flannel skirts Toe.
Wool Breakfast shawls, large size, SIC.
/ lot Of Children's SILK Caps prices $40
| anc -, for soc
Unbieacha ID Canton, and &c.
| Gray Flannel, u lie.
white Wool Flannel, II lie.
AH-Wool Red Twilled Flannel, zoo
Best Medicated Flannel, 25c.
DRESS GOODS.
snecial things for the holiday trade
Choice styles OF pc. Plaid Dress-Goods
/ y lie.
81 l-2c. Atwood Dress-GOods. 25c.
INFANTS DEPARTMENT..
| Infants Worsted Sacques. with Pink
| and White borders. Blue and White bor-
| ders. Red and White borders, 25c. TO 75c.
| Infants Bootees, l0c. TO Csc.
Infarts' White Leggins. 25c 10 &c.
| ladies' Black Leggins, SOC.
Fascnators. al colors. 5c. TO NB,
Ladies' Cashmere Mittens, l3c. 10 90.
J Ladies' Heavy Cashmere Gloves. l5c.
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Suggestions here a plenty TO SUIT any
style Of purse, large or small
Infants Soid-Goli Rings, pam ana
fancy settings for 2Jc; original price,
Ladies' Gold Rings, in emeralds, opals,
moonstones. sapphres, solid-gold, TOT 'oc.
Ladies Solid-Go!d Rings. emeralds and
rubies. rubies and mOons!ones, amethyst
and pearls, for Sl.23.
Gold Lock-Bracslets, in large and small
links. for sl.25.
Solid Sterling-Silver Lock-Bracelets 'or
$50
ID. mond Rings, SIZE.
pieces, Sterilng-Silver flnlsh, IN HlorNe~
Buttoner, Cuticle- Knife, and Nail-fue'
Mems Nickel-Plated Watches. guaran-
ted to run twenty-fOur hours, price S.io,
s iid-S.lver Thimbles, sc
4Sterling-Silver Book Marks, 81
sterling-Silver Tooth Brushes. N.2o.
sterlng-silver Hair-Cqrlers. s.;
Sterling-Silver Paper-Cutters, Slzo.
Sterling-Silver Scissors. 15V.
SterIing-Sllver Nail-Fne, with case, 81.
Steriing-silNcr Cigar-Cutter, 81.
Ste-ling-Silver Eraser. 81.
Sierling-Silver Penknfe. 81.
Sterling Silver Penknife and Buttoner,
| s..
Sterling Key-Rings. 81.
sterling-Silver and Pearl Paper-Cutter,
! $50
SILVER DEPARTMENT..
Chlldren's Knives Forks, and Spoons
! for &c.
| Plaed Matchbox pc.
! plated Mafch-Cases, lOc.
Miniature Picture-Frames. &c.
Velvet Brushes. with plated handle, boc
SILVER BOXES.
Glove-Bo lined with silk, soc. 90
| Hsndkerchicf-Boxe lined with silk, SIC.
Het-pfn Royes. lined with silk &c.
| Hair-Pin Boxes, lined with silk. 25c.
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GAYWEEK lNSOClETY
psn Notable Entertainments Than
Durins Any Former One This Winter.

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