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Anxiety For british vessels.

SAN FRANCISCO, oct. l7.-lt Is Jus,
1870 days since the British ship Lord
Spencer left this port for Queenstown
and not word has been heard from
her. That the English underwriters
have fenrs for her safety 10 evidenosd
by the fact that reinsurance has gone
steadily up from 10 per cent 10 40, anu
the chances arc that II she does not
arrive at her destination within the
next few days 80 per cent will be
offered.
Much concern IL also expressed at
this port for the safety OF the British
bark Achilles, bound from the west
COST OF south America for Hamburg.
This Is the vessel which picked up
Captain McGluns and vile and tbs
crew OF tho wrecked American ship
Arabia In midocean. Tho csstawaye
were landed at Montevideo and the
Achilles sol sail from that port on July
l and has not since boon heard IRON.
Three months IL n Iona voyage In the
north Atlantic and II Ia evident that
the veesel has encountered very rough
weather. As far ~ can DO LEARNED NO
reinsurance has been offered.
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Should be
Looked Into.
THOROUGH INVESTIGATION
REQUESTED.
A BOLD ASSERTION.

RIVER since Prof Koch startled tire world
by promising To- cure consumption with the
Koch lymph and his complete Culture TO do
10, the people have been looking for some
discovery which would prove an absolute,
certain cure for that dread disease. over q
quarter Of a century ago Df. 4. " Pierce,
chief consulting physician to the Invalids'
Hotel aud Surgical Institute put IN a claim
for a mediciue, which he had discovered
and used, In his extensive practice that
would cHye ninety eight per cent ofall cases
OF consumption when taken In all its carly
stageg. Tine has proved that his assertion
was based on acts gained from experience
His Golden Medical Discovery has cured
many thousand people IN all parts of the
world, aud Dr, Pierce invites an interested
20 send TO him ior a free book which gives
the names addresses and photographs Of
many prominent people who have willingly
testified TO the mnrvelons curative proper.
tics Of his Golden Medical Discovery. -
lie has also written Book OF 100 pages on
Diseases ofthc Respiratory Organs, (Which
treats Of all Throat, Bronchial aud Lung
diseases, also Asthma and Catarfh, that will
be mailed by the Worlds Dispensary Med.
ical Association Of Buffalo, NY. ON feceipt
OF six cents In stamps, to pay postage.
Consumption, us most everybody knows.
| Is first manifested by feeble vitality loss
Of strength, emnciation then local symp.
toms soon develop, as 6OHgh, difficult
| breathing, or bleeding from lungs, when
| investigation proves that tubercuiar de.
posits have formed In the lungs. II is
earnestly advised that tile Discovery lie
taken early and tie latter stages of the
disease can thereby be easily avoided.
To build mp s0ifd HcSf and n,eEPM after
| the grip, pneumonia, lung fever ~ ex.
hausting fevers, aud other Frustrating dis.
| eases, It has no equal II does not MAY :
| Iaf like cod liver oil aud It's nasty CON.
| pounds. hut, aoIiG, sehoisSo1ie. Jlssh.
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depressed, and theie'nre one controlling
cause cannot DO assigned for these re-
aulla.
Continuing he said. "Intetesi has
declined since 1872 in my part OF tue
country from 3 yer cent per month 10
0 AMI s per cent er annum. There is
40 denying the fact that the goliuugs
did thnt. Tho South anu West have
saved more on the decline Of interest
than they have l1st on tile decline Of
wheat nnd cotton. Interest 10 always
low under aL houest staudarj, among
N honest people, where money ~
plentiful. IL Ia lower In London than
% any other spot ON the glUhe, btc,u Q
hor standard Ia staple and her comm or
cisl integrity has been the care of her
statesmen ano her people for ages
past.n
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PRIVATE nAsnERs rA,L.
Tho In,ii,utien w,,i ras 40 Cents ON
the Dollar.

the Dollar.
OMAHA, Oct. 10 "A special to the
Bee from 5igournuy, la, sayt; 4. q.
Charlton aud Allen Stooker, private
bankers At Rlehlani, have failed, and
the iusiilutlon's condition 10 very pad.
THURSDAY Charlton Lett ostunsibly u
get money with which 20 maGe tome
loans. Tne safe was locked, anu mis-
partner, who received mole from
Charlton telling nim TO run the bauK
while Charlton was gOne, dues not
know the combination. After walt
Ing two days. S!uekor concluded hts
partner hau shippoi, and Monday
creditors got out sttachme uts TO the
amount Of $4,000 assinst Stockor's
property.
stockrr had about September 9th
decided 10 his son nearly all his prop
efly, anu eilofIHaro being maze 10 soI
aside tue deed. Tho pr0perty consists
OF iatm land valued Mt auout SO, coo.
The bank paid per cen, on deposits,
anu had about 100000 on deposit.
Charlton has bvvu dealing on tho
Chicago board OF trade extensively
and had lost. M attempt has oeen
made TO md him NJ yet. There Ia
great excitement, and ~ Charlton 10
found there IL little doubt that ho will
be severely dealt with. This bank, IL
atstimated, will pay about 30 cents on
the dollar, provided the decd !, DfUkop,
slhtrHlse almost nothing.
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Liquor De.,.r,' Interests.

HAsniSoToS, Oct. l6.-rho pro-
csedinga VI tue National Association
of Retail Liquor dealers today were
Conducted with closed doors. Pians
were discussed for a more thorough
organization Of the liquor interests
throughout the county. Speeches
We're made by many delegates, View
log The night mals by temperance Of
eanlxilona ami tho evident concen.
uallon OF the movement at the cApital
OF tue nation. The need OF more Iadi-
eAl steps for the protection OF their
ihlef.sls and more powerful organiza-
uon NJ Washington 10 combat the
iehperance movement was urged, anu
was asserted that without sOme such
hoVon the effect OF tue movement
would soon be felt In the "shaking OF
Tue liquor interests from center TO OR.
cnmlerence."
, 40 elaborate banquest was rendered
.ue delegates tbis evening. They will
meet IN Pbiladelphia tomorrow, and
10 New York on Friday, as the guests
OF The local liquor bodies.
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Change AsaIn., tona,or eormaa.

NEW York, Oct. l6.-Poice Com
missioner Roosevelt was asked today 10
what he referred when he said la HE
speech Mt Baltimore last night that
Bsnator German had uttered n false
hood. The commi-siou0r said II was
all n matter Of record. Senator Cor
man had declared that no knew OF nb-
furd questions having been asked In
Baltimore In civil service exhmlng-
tions Of applicants TO the postal service.
Mr.. Roosevelt, In n letter, asked the
senator to give him nm instance. whom
no attention vas paid TO this letter,
another was sent Offering the senator
an opportunity 10 examine tue pspefs.
Senalor G.fman replied with indig.
nation from the floor Of ihs Senate,
calling MT. Il iosevelps Conduct im.
pertinent. Senators Plumb aud
Stewart followed German In an attack
ON civil service reform.
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uoasE mEArIs CHICAGO.
An Ordinance Almost rrohibiiory In
its ELECTS.

An Ordinance Almost rrohibttory IN
its ELECTS.
CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-THE rec mt die
closures regarding this ralc Of norse
meat In this market has had the effect
OF stirring up the health department.
10 realization Of the necessity Tor
throwing ample safeguards around IT,
Yesterday the department Transmitted
10 Norman st anwood, ohalfman OF the
city council COMMITTEES on health aud
county relations, tbo draft OF an ofui-
uance, which, II II Ia passed, will be
almost pronibitory Ia It's effect. IL j.
proposed to license the establish ments
where horses are Slaughtered, tut II is
said that the licVnse lee will be 40 high
auu the provisions Of the ordinance 40
oxhoting that there will no longer be a
profit Ia tina business. Alderman
Slanwood who Ia fatherlng tue Uri.-
nance snid: "fhe ordinance has be n
GRATED by the law department OF tns
city und 1 am irtuk TO say Will end
the killing VI horses for food purposes
IN ChlcAgo. Under the inspection
provided for, not even the weelthiosi
packer will nnd profit In buying
horses Tor fsOd purposes. A. u l. nov,
diseased horses costing from ~ TO 50
eau be purchased for the slaughter
houses now In existence, aud n pf0nt
inside out OF them. But good, eound,
healthy horses cannot DO purchased
Tor sucn money, aud they VIII nave 10
tie purchased II any hoTseuoah In DIS
posed Uf under this ordinance. do
not see tins nlighteet reason why lhe
ordinance should not 10 through.
IL 10 demanded by the hcaith
department ana public safety, snail
propose ore amendment 10 II, aud that
IN that the mayer ehail not iseue
lioenes for any such slnuRhierlng place
except upon the fooOtnuicndhtiOn OF
tho health department.
Commissioner VI Health Kerr has
taken thc livoliest inI0test Ia tue pro-
poaed ordinance. lie said: "rhe pre-
posed ordnance IL right Ia line with
what the health department needs Ia
order 10 regulate and inspect the prua'
cat DeiatiUu, features OF the business.
IL goes without saying that an Ofdi-
nance 10 prevent the Killing OF horses
would he, We are advised, Illegal and
uuconltitutional, but the city haa tho
right TO license the men who prosecute
TINS business ana TO throw = rigid
system Of inspection about 1t. rssl-
ly think IL Will have the effect, II
passed, to uIoso Gil the horse killing
establishments In the city anu that no
new cues will be- opsued up. Peton.
ally, I do not think the public eau act
too quickly In tubs matter through tho
mauium Of the council. The EVIL Il an
aggravated one. No o1ncealmont Ia
made OF tho fact that the worst Kind Of
horses are being killed and sold m msA,
through the city. Worst than this, the
came meat IL going abroad In cans and
carrying disease with II. cannot un'
deTstaud how there can DO the slight
est opposition to this ordinance and sin.
oefsiy nope II will pass"
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ON rIIE CURRENCY.
Address Delivered NJ Judge Addridge
Texas.

ofrsxas.
ATLANTA, Ga, DOT. l6.-At the
second day's session OF the A merlcan
Bankers association, Judge George N.
Aldridge, Of Dallas, Tex, delivered an
address on the currency.
"rhe proposition that this govern
ment should coin silver for tho world
Ia unlimited amount at double It's
market value In 30 repugnant 10 the
cOmmon sense OF mankind," said Mr.
AldrIdge, that 1t ought to be un-
necessAssafy to discuss II and would
but for the fact that a portion OF our
people have been mlsloa by appeals TO
their prejudice.
He pointed out that the leading ma
tons OF the earth, after testing silver
for hundreds Of year,, voluntarily
adopted the single gold standard and
that no nation today has this silver
standard from choice. This gold standard
advocates belief IN gold as n standard
with the largest possible safe use Of
silver among the people,.
"rhe 10 10 dfehulers believe In tbs
so.oallod double standard, aud we ale
driven by THIS law to tho use OF silver
alone. All GOLD standard countries use
large amounts VI silver and no silver
standard country uurs any gold what.
ever. AS tne practical question 10 the
use OF the mcials, 1t follows that ",
are the bimetalists, and this 10 to poo.
pie nre the m0nometallstr.
sour government has been aud II
now coming SILVER nj tbs ratio OF 10 II
1. 1t IL enabled to do this because uu,
der the law II cnn restrict the nmou a
coined, aud being vested with thit
cOntrol II undertakes to make every
dollar good money. Too moment the
government loses control OF the coin
aye, 90 O fldence In lie ability TO protect
the money issue Ia gone, aud n silvpl
dollar then rests on lite merits, ana 4
worth nifty cents"
In roiulatlon OF the contention thn
gold has appreciated and dspTeciRte,
prices, he pointed nut that no Two srt
oles have declined at the came tim
or In tho same degree, nor han AL,
article mentioned remained uniiormi,
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y. y. cavalry Mount Excsi- tina, Of Aay
Othgr tountry.


Oihsr ,ountry.
WAsnfNoTON, Oct. lG.-rhe annual
report Of thv quariermastof general OF
tho army shows tn I during the year
the army was literally end promptly
supplied with all necessary articles Of
clothing and equlppage VI satisfactory
quality. The cavalry noun, OF today
excels that Of any previous time, AMI
10 superior TO that OF foreign nrm"r.
The average cost per head was s05 ~
for cavalry houes, and SliS.0i Tor az.
tlllety hofsct. Owing TO reduction In
allowances for drait and pack ausm II,
made poeeiole by the cessation Of In
dian wars on the Rio GrAnde, a large
nhving has been made Ia the appro.
prla,ion for such stocks. The pri aclpal
all0tmonts for the construction OF new
buildings Mt posia were Ha follows; Fort
Cook, Neb., s7,05s; Preside, San
Francisco, S34 cal; Fort Meyer, Va,
$4,000; Little Rock, Ars., $4,000;
Fort Bli.-. Tex, SO, 900; Fort Sheridan,
ILL.,, sll,170.
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InrnIsoNnnSr ron LIFE.
Puni.hmsnt Proposed for au Aaeri-
can CitiEsp In cabs.

HAVANA, Oct. 10 In the trial OF
Geu. Julio Sauguiily, Gn American
cilizen, on tne charge VI rebellion
against the Spanish government, the
attorney general, Senior EuJulu, In
concluding biz argument today, asked
hat the sentence Of imprisonment for
lilr be imposed upon the prisoner.
Julio Sansuilly, " Il claimvI, has n
very bad record, aud ~ has bsen re-
ported that the Cubans have threat
ened ~ assassinate him II lie was re-
leased from custody.
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FALL GOODS
COMING NOW.
Woolor Goods a Trifle Higher
Than Lant Fail, Cotton Fab
rios and Sewing silks have
Also Advanced in Price.

We have elected cloth tll, fall with
the idea thst We ere Ia have An Improve.
mCnt IN ttsdu. And that AZ, cus'omors
Will want boior suits than hey htvo
lcon buying for Tire past three ttsf..
Thsret 70 We purchase from the most
fcliab . man iao.urors, AM have suiuc.-
cd heNoff latest IR.rfuE, wi nnut regard
TO hos ight oNsfa cost over goods II last
years dOsigus. We have also made
some 10 able changes IN ourmanufaciur-
ing depst tntnt. Noiahs among thoie
IN engaging tbs servi,os Of one OF the
most reliable aud bo-t known rultcrs In
the civ, 90 our customers are tryiug no
exp, rimont by placing orders with NJ.
With regard TO piicrH W. still adhere
10 our motto OF giving our customers lie
greatest value possible Tor thoir money
Boing salt ICED with very smsli PROFITS.
We have also looked after tho Interests
q our loss fortunate customers. who do
not ieel that they can auoii TO in,e,.
5000 or more In suit, but It'll like io
dress In well nuung. well made, tasteful
appearing clothCa, aud Tor this ttada
have purchuscd very carefully seioc ed
limo OF American made goods. These
goods arc equal In noa,ness Of pat orr
and general appearance TO those OF
ioroign manufacture, aud arc Of excel.
lent wearing qualities and arc rep eseni-
oil by many inscriptions dealers ~
imported, and offered for sale BY them
~ such a. prices much lower titan tue
imported goods eau DO sold Tor. but a
much higher price than we are Offering
tho same goods for. From these goods
we are ready TO iill orders nj from si2. 90
to tl2.5l ard give tho customers tho hon-
eft OF having them cut and made by the
best skilled workmen In the city, priyl-
logo We trust will DO appreciated.
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spnni.h I.e..,. In cubs.

madrid. oct. i0.-lt Is officially ab-
noubced that since the tcsinning OF
the campaign against the Insurgents
In GUS, the spanish forces nave lost
one bflgadicr.R.nsral, tweniy'six SUI
perior officers, 1859 other officers anu
1871 soldiers, who have either died OF
disease or have been killed by the
enemy.
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a missionary IN the Florence CrIt,en.
den mission for tho rescue OF fallen
women, headed party Of fifteen ladies'
aud gentlemen 10 vltit the houses on
Josephine street last nlght, after the
purity meeting was over. a policeman
snd n number oil newspaper men sc.
compauied tho parry.
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sisIsundrsa Isiii.d.

SHAsGuAi, oct. lG-An explosion
occurred today on n steamship nj Kung
Hal, near KIN Chow.
Tue steamer was loaded with troops.
and II Is reported that 800 OF them were
killed.
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SOCIAL PURIFY CONGRESS.
'"pfIsonment Instead of Fine for
'i"istors OF she Neral Codp.

BALTIMORE, Oct. l0.-A large num-
peI OF papers were read anu addresses
we're made Mt today'a session OF the
soelal Purity congress. ReBolutions
were adopted declaring that state or
municipal regulation OF prostitution Ia
morally wrong; that the state should
punish by imprisonment, rather than
~ nhln2, keepers OF houses OF ~
I,lutei hskiDg that facilities be pro-
yiuei Tor the "ueatment OF vonersal
ulseases, anu that homes be- every
wheie established for the reclama-
girls"
AZ ! he congress then adJournsd sine
Mrs. Charlton Edholm, OF Chicago,
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uncis sam. Treasury.

WAsHISaTON, ID. c., osi. 10.-To.
days statement Of tho condition Of the
treasury shaw; Available cash hal
ance. sls2, ijO, s2i; gold reserve, $685.
$780,
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SPECIAL NOTICE!

We arc showing a most elegant line
Of Beaver, Mink. Martin, Aslrachan,
otter Capes, at lowest prices, ever eN-
hibitcd In this city.
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70 STOP The FIGHT.
,,,,D,,, Guards Get Orders 10 DO
pnty 10 March 10 Hot Springs.
urzslasoss IS iSDIeS's~


,,,rty Rock, Ark oct io'-oO''
,,,,.ahn,s. commanding the Flfs,
,,s,m,nt, Arkansas aaard', a,'I 81
s,s,r. las, night to every eompspy u, IT.,
o,' ,s,1mspt to hold themselves In
n l. ,,s % move to Hot Spring"
'', In interview this Afternoon he
Az .rrhstc is no secret about tho
m.,,,t Orders have been sen' 70
nav, 's ,ompapy Of white militia In the
49, 49, no,liyipg them to he In readiness
-. 10 Hot Springs on shoH no
49, n the Prize Eight Is not eslie 90
Wv onoc. a debate ,imo ior moving
.n n,ilue 10 Hot Springs wiii w. u,-
nv nuop, aud tnat time wiz os
0i.s a. rs DO not propose 10 nave any
tflcLs plsyod upon U.s. u,, sn,,,,s
'sif the militia gOui 10 hot opIlnss
,.",rsn,es will be- paid. III tho mau-
.ne y, an. faint o1ntinuo their de.
,n.,,on 10 nave the ngnt come on,
nn',ltIa will ue called cut and stop
Wv siynethsr tho governor 10 right or
-. 4, he sends the militia To Hot
s,sir,, ths fghI Will DO stopped. !
epnt tase any oUgniEance IN the
nrsmists In deciding whether ne ~
,isbt or wrong. Just how tho COVER
nor PROPOSES 10 pay tho EXPENSE oi
ths militia n they are cnliel CUT 70
Hot Syringe, " not known. III uAhAnu
,,annty calls for The militia, OF oDurae
,Sst county will be heid respohsible
snsnslnlly. IL the governor oalle out
H. ,oldlris on bis ows hook, II IL not
snnwn who Will pay thv expenses, hs
Inc state has no money hGpropIihtsu
TOT THU"
ifIzlMMONs INDIGNANT.
Comus CHRISTI, Tex, Oct. TO-
Ns,tln Julian leaves mere IN the MORN
Mg for New Orleans, where no will 10
dii,ol 10 Hot springs, iuily prepared 10
on, Gus Fllzsimmons'B part VI the
sgt,.m.nt with the Florida Athletic
c'rb Roth no anu FizsimmOnH are
y,fy much surprised nj the statement
IA Tursday's papers Mt tue change oil
tns original ngIeement 10 n spafIlns
agreement with s0it gloves. Julian IA
dlgnAnIiy denies Tact FilzsimmOns
would engage IN any such exhibition.
fltiiimmOns sAii:
"rne proposed change OF the rules !,
Aiske, Suua q show would NOS be OF
any credit ~ either OF rs. They nTe
lust uslug US ~ let the Florida Am
le.io cluD sell more tickets and TIE
cltistns VI Hot Springs draw crowd
10 town. suppose ine referee called
tue tight alter Jim had landed ON me,
or had gotten In one Of my ouance
blowl, ~ they call them, who would ID
the champioh2 came down here u
nsht jim CorBett, anu all 1 want IL the
line and plaza, without any bloody
interference. In tue meantime shall
continue ~ train until such place and
tine ate selected"
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HrazII NaId To nscornIre cuba

BUEEos AYREs, Oct l0.-It II re-
ported here ina. Brazil rooo MA tue
Cuban insurgents ~ belligersnls.
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42c yard
Portieres.

Chenille Poriieres, with elegant dado
and fleece to match, 3 yards long, worth
$500, at
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zoe to 5000
Children's Dresses.

a beautiful assortment Of new and
stylish Dresses, ages ? years to -
from
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figures, worth 1sc. at
l5c yard
Gray and Brown mixed twilled, al
wool, Skirting Flenuel, worth 4sc at
zoe yard
French Tsilled Serge llannels, worth
6oc, at
42c yard
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Linen Depnrlment.

81 Tinsel Table Covers In cardinal
and green mixtures, worth $3.50, at
glC each
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SL25 TO sl7.50

Children's Shot Coats in Eidefcloih,
Eiderdown. fannel1 broadclo,hs. ETC..
assorted colors, from
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Children's Coats.

a carload OF tie prettiest. nobbicst
Children's Goats and jackets has ar.
rived, all the latest novelties for all
ages from year to 100 years.
lhildrenia ANinInr lArL rin
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DOnestics.

Io-4 or az yards wide Unbleaehed
Sheetiig, special at
1910 yard
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On your visit to the city to attend conference
extend invitation to everyone to make their head
quarters with U.S. in the Wasach Block and If in need Of
anything in the line OF wearing apparel, such us
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is A TREMENDOUS SUCCESS.

The attendance upon this sale has been
phenomenal. Our bargains of seasonable
goods, our always ready cash bargains pro-
duces wonderful results. We will give YOU
this week greater values than your ever
dreamed Of.
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Flaiinels.

Printed Swansdown in stripes and
figures. worth 7sC. at
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Our C0lorcd Dress Goods
Department
World Beaters I'm Ladies'
Union Suits.

Ladies' extra fine quality, iie.ced,
Natural Union Suit. size ) 10 S, worth
9oc, at
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Manufacturer and dealer in all kinds
% Metallic. Wood and Cloth Covered
Cofiins and csskets.
Full limo OF Cofln Furnishings kept
constantly on hand.
Telephons and telegraph orders
promptly nlied.
Open Day aud n ight
Factory and WaTerooms No. 80 Z. La
South. N klsshs sas. 81 ThaIisA