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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-10-24
1T MAKES

a'pi "a. 8 taiie-R Receipts !. ";
marlt mll ana u AsA} ioarr IL 70 test
baaa J sac t@eai feeders. b4iss
q n3tdf'~ aad4a 4, ~ it Wa 20,
80 81, illgs l.eeeals 800 Earg aen-
orally sical iighl, u $50 guusn pae &,
n 4N nlke and bu chcgs ~ s., D;
heavy p clitg Mn Il 3pli ~ 1850 "a. iigs
ilin3 Sueea istc Is, I = market
steady native, Si,A4s. western, iLaOa 800;
Texas, ,loJl2.t0. lnmbb 40 LO
Grain and Provisions
KANSAS cry 0et 81 Receipt, Of wheat,
100 ears. yclr nEa n ears sales b., car lo,s:
No. hard Whcat, IA b3Hc M shard Ga
SIC No bard, 10 oOc; 40 rci, q tic:
No. 3 red, ~ re I rcd 10 5c rejected,
" lec 40 spring, imble ~, 4, i! j. &c.
Receipts OF corn. ~ cars ytr no. q cars;
No. mixed, 2lA @2ie; No 8 mixed, = 10;
No mlxel sc No ! white, y Il, 20 No.
. white, ssc Receipts Of oats, % ears;
a year ago, cars No mlxel, nc; No. 3
mixed, linGlc, No. l. 70. lie. %. : white,
IA lsc. No. white, 1914 lie, Receipts OF
hay, ~ cars timothy, 30. l. $50 90 fancy
prairie, f6b Eggs c per doz. Poultry,
hens &c per ID. spring ip &c per ID roost-
ers, Is .Oc each tail;sgs, wanted at 7c
ducks, Sc geese. az DC pigeons, flO0 per
doz Butter extra fancy, lie fair. iib.Dc;
dairy, fancy lig store packed lO4l C. APP
pies, green, cooking, gfgllc pr bu COM
mon, b0G55c per Dbl. fancy, sl.2i g,OJ per Dbl
Grapes, 9O022c per basket Potatoes, 200
elc per bu, Sweet potatoes, ~ los per bu.
Cabbage, ease per doz. heads Onions, new,
IN Csc per bu
CHICAGO, Oct. -Wheat-October, sg4c;
December 6Da61Sc; May, Alsd0,Sc. Corn
October, a0S930sc, December, gfaR.se;
May, 2qA 1g0lic. 0ats-0ctober, IKE, De-
cember, lsci May, 2OAasOAc Pork-Decem-
Der t075s ts,iii January, @O5qg1 May,
sa3d9S'h Lard-0etober S.i7l, 1850. Janu-
ary S.55g5.c0. May, 5.79al5.T7H. Short Ribs
October A7Ot47sH; January, As5aaeO;
May, sLrAGisO
SrLouIs, Oct. % Receipts, wheat, 52,2i7 bu.;
corn, 327s bu. oats, sO,9oO bu Closing prices.
Wheat-Cash, &c, November, 0Oc December,
6Ihc bid May deh@66I4c. Corn-Cash. ssAc;
November 26e, December exc MAY, e1lsc.
0ats-Cash, October, 10; November, lie,
december, lsAc, Mag. .0ae bid
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-10-24
For Sale or Exchange.

A valuable 100 acre farm in south
eastern Kansas, Will exchange for
land in Dickinson county, Kas. Call
on A. c. Romig at the courthouse in
Abilene. c72
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-10-24
MARkGlS BY TELEGRAPH.

lFNr NTOrk.
KAHsAs cry Oct % Cattle - Receipts
II ,7GI calves, S. market steady 10 strong;
shipping and dressed beef steers, iasJaij 30
Texas and Indian steers, s!.iJlg 10 western
steers, l9i5eS3G Texas and Indian cows, ilG
0225 cows and hoIfers, sl4la2g0i s,ocker'
and feeders, $50 $50 I0gs-kecelpis, i2,9Oi
marko. tolOe rG!ssna2Gi. Sheep Re-
ceipts, sl5G. market dull and lower at sl.5O d
g,ga Horses Receipts 49, market steady
SE LouIs, oct 70 Cattle Receipts, 4 JOol
market strong native steers, $40 1910;
Texas steers, $3.50 1875 iogs-liecelpls 5000,
market sc lower heavy, tsjOeS.75, mixed, 81 II
g8,O light .35'g37,. sheep-Recelpti, 5000
market steady.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-10-24

the United States as missionary oil
the Reformed church in Abilene and
began his work here November, 1884.
Under his management the Grace
Reformed church was erected. Re-
ceiying a commission from the board
Of missions, as missionary to Lincoln,
he entered the latter field January,
1890. He is one Of the charter mem
bers Of the Synod Of the Interior,
served number Of years as stated
clerk, was elected vice president for
the year 1884, and president for the
year 1870.
Rev. D. B. shuey Of Emporia il
synod clerk.
After the sermon the synod will b,
organized.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-10-24
IRE STILL BUSY

Heceng ana marking NEW GOODS Is any wonder people
prefer trade here when they have such assortment choose
from AT PRICES LOWER THAN THE LOWEST? People liv-
ing any corner of this county can't make BIGGER" DAYS
you buy anything after getting home and you find it not
as thought you return your money back
Isn't this fair?
Our CLOAK STOCK this year "DRAWING CARD" for u.s.
Inc nice stylish Jackets that show for are not to
be found elsewhere the Neither are the fine wool Beaver
garments at $780,
When told you that $1,000 Coat was the BEST GAR
the State for the rce think told you the truth
else the SCORES ocustome who bought them were
mistaken as well as we,
IN Underwear the nice soft eecy garments for Ladies at 800
apiece sure be satisfactory For we are Offering fine
6O per cent wool Shirt at 5Oc TRY TO MATCH THIS and
then tell us how much cheaper we are than others
EXTRAORDINARY VALUES" some places are common
with u.s. Such 90c Boadcoth for $780, Serge for &c.,
Novelty suitng for 50 $00 wool Skirts 74c heavy black
pair etc., etc.
OUR SHOE should not receive the least Of your
attention 276 pairs bought last May are lust in We've
marked hem the OLD PRICE, Ladies heavy Shoes ST 25 nice
dress Shoes good Dongo stock patent hand welt Shoes
such usually sold for 90 $3.50 we now offer at
a pair.
You can't do yourself better turn than LOOK at our
Shoes tor then we know where you will BUY
Every department store crowded with new season.
able goods and WE MOST CORDIALLY extend you an invita-
ton to come in and examine them
j. B. CASE; e. co.
I,c+ in. car load Of Choice Apples at 400 bushtl
vuSl "'' car load nice Potatoes at Soc abushel
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-10-24
Chi|dren's 2-PIece Suits Age 4 to n.

In this department we show 4s9 Suits. 100,
LAC, 179 200, 2.25, $50 Suit
A Child's Suit good quality 49,. .,,,..., 81 40
A Chi1d's Suit extra good quality .....,.. 70
A Child's Good School Suit ............. 2 90
" " ...........,. 2 80
Good Jersey Suit worth $500 for 49,. . 90
Childs Rough and Tumble Suit. ......~,, 5 90
ld-lt is easy for us to sell Chdren's Suits at our
prices. We always save money on every suit we SELL
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-10-24
Mems Suits.

Mems new Homespun Suits 49,. ,...... Il so
=" 3-Button Getaway Worsted Suits. 10 90
" S-Buton, tailor made, perfect fitting
and well made ,................ 16 so
D6g-Our Suits are from $500 to $500 a Suit
cheaper than any house in America can show.
Evening star., 1895-05-01

British aggression ought to go very far
towards counteracting the influence of the
iEnuendos of the British residents In
Managua, who. doubtless. are talking under
some sort of official or semi-official inspira-
ton. While Senator Morgan carefully re-
Trained. in the absence of definite informa-
tion. from criticisms of the administration.
there is every reason to believe that his
faith in its strict adherence to the true
American policy Is not altogether well
founded. There are numerous indications
of a deferential, even subservient attitude
toward Great Britain in the matter, though
the secrecy which has been observed pre-
vents full knowledge on the subject. and
permits lony inferences. While these sus-
picions are percolatng through the public
mind such utterances as those of the chair
man of the Senate Committee on Foreign
Relations have a wholesome influence in
rousing the people to a realizing sense of
the gravity of the situation that is slowly
but surely developing with reference to the
relations between Great Britain and the
United States.
Evening star., 1895-05-01

With garlands of flowers that whispered
their hearts
To the breeze in perfumery soft,
She came meath the bright sky whose ra-
dance lmpartS
New soul to the song birds aloft.
All nature a-tremor with sunshine and song
Appeared in her fairest array;
Warm hearted and genial, she joined with
the throng
To welcome the Queen of the May.
But her garlands she dons for a water
proof wrap,
And she prudently hoists her umbrell.
With overshoes, too. she provides 'gainst
mishap,
AS she wades through the mud in the dell.
a cough drop she takes with exceeding
good cause,
And the rustics about hear her say.
at isn't the sinecure that 1t once was
This position of Queen of the May"
Evening star., 1895-05-01

The interview with Senator Morgan which
appeared in The Star yesterday was of sur
passing interest. 1t was the kind of inter-
view which is certain of extensive repro
duction and wide circulation. Last even
ing it went over the wires to all points of
the compass, and today it has been, or will
be- before the eyes and in the minds of
millions of people who will appreciate the
patriotic common sense that abounds in it.
But the name of the paper in which the
interview originally appeared will not be
apparent to all of those readers; defect
for which those correspondents who scis-
sored the interview are undoubtedly re-
sponsble. The Star is pleased to be the
main source of information for Washing
ton correspondents all the year around,
but 1t can hardly do otherwise than grieve
over the lack Of fairness and honesty
which has prevented it from receiving suit
able credit for this exclusive and important
interview.
Evening star., 1895-05-01

Testimony by experts who have examined
the counterfeit stamps that have caused
the Post office Department so much con-
Germ Is to the effect that the stamps are
unexceptionable in quality. and that the
mucilage feature of the clever limitations
Is decidedly superior to the government
compound. This administration is not given
to acting upon the advice of outsiders. ro
matter how good that advice may be, but
1t may properly be suggested that the gov
ernment could do worse than employ the
captured counterfeiters as makers of official
stamps. To this plan there might come OBJ
lection from those stamp-makers who ere
not criminally inclined, but the number of
counterfeiters in Jail is SO small that moth
ing like serious rivalry could be possible.
Under ordinary circumstances, the convicts
will perforce become tailors, or shirt
makers. or hatters, or shoemakers.. How
much better it would be to give their
stamp-making talent full swing. Some i'm
provement might thereby be effected
through contrast and sugges ton in the
quality of the stamps manufactured by
honest men.
Evening star., 1895-05-01

The following paragraph is found today
among the dispatches from Managua, Mic
aragua: Europeans here are endeavoring
to create prejudice against the United
States. advancing as an argument that
she Is Indifferent to Nicaragua's subjuga-
ton and to the Monroe doctrine" The
falsity of these pretensions, which are of
course promulgated by. the Brtons resident
in the disputed territory, is apparent to
every citizen of the United States who Is
able to read. In the light of the talk given
to The Star yesterday by Senator Morgan,
this claim is amusing. even though it may
be tending to undermine the prestige of
this country at the isthmus. Senator Nor
gan spoke with the inspiration of one who
is an American from top to toe, one who
truly represents the pride of country that
is strongly suspected to be characteristic
of large humber of American citizens
He has a thorough knowledge of the
British character, and complete sympathy
with the sentiment of Americans. There
Is every reason to believe that Senator
Morgan thoroughly knows the temper of
his own people. and that he is a good
type of the great majority of those people.
Therefore his utterances on the subject of
Evening star., 1895-05-01

There can be nothing but praise for the
excise board of Alexandria county, for yes
terday that official body decided to ma
terially reduce the number of saloons at
Jackson City, Rosslyn and ' thereabouts.
But it is by no means certain that this
refusal to grant licenses will work any
real reform. for unless the county officers
do their duty-which of late they have not
done-the unlicensed dealers in intoxicants
will continue in business without interrupt
tion and probably with greater profit to
themselves than will be achieved by those
who have apparently been favored by the
board Unless the sheriff supports the ex-
else board the reduction of the number of
licenses will result merely in additional
lawlessness in our disreputable suburb
Evening star., 1895-05-01
Wrap Dept.
(sJJITs. WRAPS, WAIS

SUITS WRAPS, WAISTS, SKIRTS.)
sS.9S FOR ALL-WOOL STORM SERGE SUITS,
WHICH MAY BE COMPARED WITH ANY
PREVIOUSLY SOLD AT SO. HERE OR Else
WHERE Well made, with latest style REFER
jacket and full skirt All sizes, from 81 TO A,
inclusive -
$G.DS FOR BLACK SILK CAPES SILK LINED
AND WITH LACE JET AND RIBBON TRIM
ELSEWHERE AT $6.9S AND $3.50 YOU MAY
EASILY LEARN-AND THUS BETTER APPRE-
CIATE THOSE AT THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Si.19 FOR THE USUAL So BLACK SILK
WAISTS. A FLEETLNG BAIGAIN; But ALL
THINK OF ONLY SOC FOR A SATEEN SKIRT
THAT IS NOT A TRASHY GARMENT! GUAR
ANTEED FAST BLACK, FULL WIDTH AND
DEEP RUFFLE.
9Sc for Black Sateen Skirts, with five rows of
mohair braid deep rut!ie
S135 for Black Sateen Umbrella Skirts, with
full sweep and eight cords In double rntile.
S1.O for Black Sateen Skirts, with two silk
Evening star., 1895-05-01
Small Wares

Cuticura Soap =.
Complimentary Price, H2c.
1sc. Quality velveteen Skirt Binding. yards,
full
Complimentary Price, Hoc.
Triumph Dress steels, sateen covered. all eolors.
Per dozen
Complimentary Price, &c.
Moth Balls. put up in lb packages
Complimentary Price, 3Hc.
Petroleum Jelly as vaselne-a-oz. bottles
Complimentary Price, &c.
Best Horn Strip, o inches long. Per dozen
Complimentary Price, sc.
Gem Dress Shields, No. .. Per pair
plimentary Price, 12c.
Seamless Stockinette Dress Shields No. 2
Complimentary Price, H2c.
Harrisons Triple Extract, all odors, with lottles
Per ounce
Complimentary Price, H8c.
Best Quality Toilet Waters. The regular 39c
quality
Complimentary Price, H9c.
Evening star., 1895-05-01
Civil Service for the Printers.
Wash. Cor. Bait. Sun.

WaSh. COT. BuIt. SUE.
The experience of every public printer is
that the efficiency of the establishment
would be much increased If its employees
were appointed for merit and capacity in
stead of personal and political influence. 1t
is said that some members of Congress
have as many as from one to two hundred
appointments in the printing Office. This
affords a very convenient and pleasant
manner of paying off personal and POLITICAL
debts. but it is certainly not for the benefit
of the government. When the government
printing office and every other branch OF
the public service are under civil service
rules it will be blessing for all concerned,
for then the capable and the deserving will
have equal chances, and every one can as
certain by proper inquiry exactly what the
chances are for appointment
Evening star., 1895-05-01
Upholstery Dept

Royal Holland Window Shades; spring rollers.
Size 3Gx72. Fixtures, cord and nails all com
pete.
Complimentary Price, H@c.
5-foot Curtain Poles; cherry, ash and walnut
brass fixtures. including pins. Regular value 19c.
Complimentary Price, @c.
Handsome silk Drapery Fringe; all the "ewes'
Complimentary Price, H2H 2Hc
1o-4 White Crochet Spreads; five different Eat
Complimentary Price, 39c.
Full-size Genuine Mar>eilles Spreads: also extra
size and weight White Crochet Spreads Marseilles
finish. Regular 81 80 vai''e.
Conn plimen1tary Price, soc.
81 inches wide and 81 yards long that is ,,!!h the
at Sl.50 pair. Our
Complimentary Price, 98c.
All-chenlle Portieres, "a inches wide, deep dado
and frieze; red, l5blue AID olive. Regular price
$3.75.
Complimentary Price, SH.o8
riages; different patterns Worth soc.
Complimentary Price, 25c'
Evening star., 1895-05-01

They had been sitting in silence for two
minutes, each Of which seemed like an age
The clock chimed II, and she suppressed a
yawn-
"Are you interested in base ball, Mr..
Stalate?" she asked, wearily.
"Yes. 1 used to play short STOP"
Indeed? 1 should think that your quail
tiles would not have fitted you for any
thing but long stop"
Evening star., 1895-05-01
The Size of the Hand.

Its here again." said one Ncaraguan
citizen. whose mind is always on war.
whats here?" asked the other.
''The cloud no bigger than a mans hand
"Yes. And sn this case I'm afraid the
man is holding bob-tail flush against
four aces"
Evening star., 1895-05-01

Once merry songsters sought the bough,
Or loved the blue to skim;
But the bird that likes the May day now
Is the duck who's learned to swim.
Evening star., 1895-05-01
Amended.

"Is Mr.. CoXey active in Philadelphia" ?"
Il understand that he has made an effort
to adapt the famous motto, Keep off the
grass to apply to the streets of that city. >
"How does he do it?''
Keep the grass Off
Evening star., 1895-05-01

Secretary Hoke Smith Classics the people
of the country as gold monometallists, sill
yer monometallists and bimetallists. This
looks little like an effort to crowd Gen.
eral Coxey out of the census.
Evening star., 1895-05-01

The disposition on the part of the ad-
minstration is to treat the Nicaraguan af-
fair as purely a local issue.
Evening star., 1895-05-01

eye can't believe half you reads in
books" said the newcomer to the warden.
whats the matter?"
Il seen in the library a book that says a
man crter be the molder of his own for
tune. I tried ter be, an here am, jugged
fer counterfeiting."
Evening star., 1895-05-01
A Fear.

An isthrus is a neck of land.
Geographers declare;
America, we understand,
Will. likely, get it there.
Evening star., 1895-05-01

The New York policeman's faculty for
running up large string of figures does
not appear in connection with the census
as conspicuously as it did on the stock ex-
cba
Evening star., 1895-05-01

The principal compromise in the Cornto
episode will be that suffered by this coun-
try's reputation.
Evening star., 1895-05-01
SHOOTING STARS.

Nicaragua will pay up. but she firmly de-
clines to look pleasant
Evening star., 1895-05-01

Senator Morgan is not easily frightened; i;
not even by the chestnut epithet '.jingo."
Evening star., 1895-05-01
ADDRESSED TO

IAUV U\H<eOa1H<D W
"THHNKING" PEOPLE.
Inn their silly chase after
low priced Children's ClotE1-
ing many parents have
made the big mistake of
letting price instead of quail
ity lead them ON. Our
cheapest Child's SUI t is
$3.50. That's the lowest
possible price for reliability
and where that stops we
stop. We cam sell cheaper
ones, but we've too much
at stake to handle rubbish.
We started out this season
with the avowed Intention
of building up a bigger
children's business. To ac=
complish it we are willing
to sacrifice this seasons
entire profits consequent=
ly have marked every arti-
Gle at just enough above
cost to cover tine expense of
selling. SO far we have
nothing to complain of.
The immense business we
have already done is very
gr a tiff y m g-because it
proves that there are still
many people who recognize
merit-and encourage HON
est a nd straightforward
storekeeping. Try us once
we'll save you from SOC.
to SE.5o ON every Child's
Suit.
Evening star., 1895-05-01
Lace Department.

THE IMPORTER READILY SELLS HIS CHEAP
FIR LACES. THE EXPENSIVE KINDS THREAT
EN- TO SWAMP HIM HE LOSES IiEAE!LIm
RICHEST GENUINE POINT VENISE AND ORR
ENTAI. LACFS, To IL INCHES WIDE; WORTH
UP TO 81 YARD, IN THREE LOTS, AT CSC. SOC
AND 10; YARD FOR CHOICE.
Evening star., 1895-05-01

The presidential boom is getting to be
something that few men escape.
Evening star., 1895-05-01

Japan has laid off her fighting clothes for
the time being, but is keeping them in easy
reach.
Evening star., 1895-05-01
Dress Goods Dent.

THE ORGANDY-LIKE SCOTCH IArPETS AT
S3C YARD. THE SILK-LiKE PI.ISSE AT l5C
1Akl. THE COMBINATION LOT OF SUMMER,
WASH FABRICS AT Tic YARD ARE ALI, LESS
THAN THE LATE WHOLESALE PRICES AND
VERY MUCH LESS THAN PREVAILING TODAY
AT RETAIL.
THE NEW FASHIONABLE BLACK FIGURED
MOHAIR AT 39C INSTEAD OF SOC YARD THE
50,iNCH WIDE AT S1.4s INSTEAD OF 81 6S
NAVY. CREAM AND BLACK AT CSC. INSTEAD
OF 75C YARD ARE ONLY AT THE PAI.AlS
THE NEWLY ARRIVED MOHAITS AND BAR
GAIN SERtiES ARE DRIVING OUT THE ENGLISH
TOURIST StPrINGS. AS FOLLOWS:
" and 81 .9S Silk and Wool Mixtures. 81 6S yd
SIS and 81 80 Silk and Wool Mixtures. .SSc yd
SUc ai-wooi Mixtures. .39c yti.
39c All-woOl Mixtures. Observation-Disclosures .29c yd
CREpONS. ALREADY AT LOWEST PRICES IN
WASHINGTON. ARE NOW OUT OF SIGHT OF
ALL COMPETITION.
The Black Silk silk and Wool. Mohair and Wool
and All-wool CrepOns AZ to IS inches wide
Reduced from $3.50 and 81 to $2.75 yd.
Reduced from $500 and $50 TO S1.T5 yd.
Reduced from 81 .25 to s9c and 81 to roe yd
CREPONS IN GREEN. BROWN. TAN
Reduced from S1.GS to SIS yd. and from Toe
THE NEW AND BEAUTIFUL WASH SILKS
AT 29C YARD WILL GLADDEN. THE EYES OF
THOSE WAITING FOR THE SCARCE SHADES
IN NEWEST EFFECT.
New Fancy Silks 81 % quality. for 81 yd
English Taffeta Silks. Toe quality, for 53c yd.
Check Tafeta silks. 59c quality. for 49c yd
Silks at 39c. soc and Csc; worth soc, Csc and
reSppptiye1y
Evening star., 1895-05-01
Glove Department.

79C PAIR FOR REAL KID GLOVES, USUALLY
SOLD AT 81 PAIR, IN ENGLISH TANS AND
BROWNS WITH CORRECT LARGE BUTTONS
CJThe only better glove at 81 Is the '.Palais
Royal Allow one of our experts to fit a pair to
your ,hand and the fact will be practically demon
strafed-at risk.
Evening star., 1895-05-01
Hosiery Dept.

THE IMPORTERS SAMPLE HOSIERY AT &c
PAIR AND RIBBED VESTS AND PANTS AT 49I
MEANS CHOICE OF GARMENTS WORTH UP TO
81.
U|Ready tomorrow mornng-5O dozen pairs Of
Ladies' Fast Black GauZe Hose at 25c pair and
10 dozSl Chidren's Red and Pearl Silk Hose at
95c pair.
Evening star., 1895-05-01
Millinery Dept

U
Ladies' Rustic Sailors: black, navy Ind white pnos
grain band. SOC. quality. '''
Complimentary Price, 2oc.
French Chip Hats, fine split straw, fancy cuimp
braids. armurc braid, English milan I'm all coors
as well as black and white as many different
shapes as there are numbers in a hundred Worth
from $1.0O to $3.50
Complimentary Price, Apc.
vlal Ladies t., Milan, Senate and Pineapple Braid
baud, leather sweaters. sl.O0 value.
Complimentary Price, soc.
,rLa! large ., punches % of Imported Chrysanthemuns
Complimentary Price, Eoc.
Fine Aisrettss M ties; black, white and The
Complimentary Price, 1Hc.
exclusive millinery houses ask S1.5O for
Complimentary Price, AQc.
Black Ostrich Tips, three in bunch Worth 6oc.
Complimentary Price, 2Hc.
y Plumcs. In all colors. also black. white and
Complimentary Price, H0c.
"a hoor-take the elevator
Evening star., 1895-05-01
Millinery Dept.

THE RAIN HAS MADE THE IMPORTERS
OTHERWISE. JET CROWNS, MERCURY WINGS.
COKoMErS. PINS AND 0RNAMENTATIoNS.
WORTH Up TO SOC AT &C FOR CHOICE, AND
THE EXPENSIVE FLOWERS AT 15C FOR CHOICE
HERE IN QUANTITY SUFFICIENT FOR To
MORROW MOliNING'S FINE WEATHER De
MAND.
Evening star., 1895-05-01
Corset Dept.

3SC IS ASKED FOR THE IDENTICAL SUNIafE
CORSET AS USUALLY SOLD AT SOC.
DrEvery pair warranted-a new pair If the
Evening star., 1895-05-01
Linen Dept.

THE BEST 81 TABLE DAMASK OF YOUR EX
PERiENCE Is HERE AT S5C YARD. 20 INCHES
WIDE AND DOUBLE SATIN DAMASK.
AND SEE THESE ALI-LINEN DAAIASK TOW
ELS AT 23C. NOTE THE SIZE Is 25X52 INCHES
AND THAT THEY COME FRINGED OR HEM
MED. LARGER AND BETTER THAN THE
USUAL 25C TOWEL.
Evening star., 1895-05-01
Mems Department

THE CORRECT BUSINESS SHIRTS FOR NOW
ARE THOSE OF PERt;ATE IN NEAT CHECK )
And AN. STRIPES. IN LIGHT EFFECTS. ;. THE Low
tSi l'KiCE YET QUOTED FOR EQUAL QUALITY
IS IoC. ON SPECIAL COUNTER TOMORROW
M NEAR ELEVENTH Sri;EEr ENTRANCE, AT 4SC
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-11

RF DIVIDEND NU1IUE-IhE >EVADA
U.s. Bank of san Francisco. The board OF direc-
tors of this bank have declared dividend (No. 14)
for the quarter ending 30th Of September. 1895 at
the rate OF six (6) per cent per annum, payable on
and after the 18th October. Transfer-books will
be closed from the 10th to the 18th inst both days
inclusive. d. b. DAVIDSON, Sec.
san Francisco Oc tober g, 1895
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-11

pESPkCTABLE MIDDLE-AGED AMERICAN
III lady wishes situation as working housekeeper
or nurse: city or short distance in the country.
Call or address 544 Bryant st.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-11

GERMAN WOMAN WANTS A PLACE AS
VI housekeeper or to do housework. Call or ad-
dress III Twenty-sixth ST., near Mission.