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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-02-08
MIssourl 60 Imnrorements.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo, Feb. 3.-The gov
eminent has just let the contracts for
a large amount of river Improvements
to be made on the Missouri river at one
point opposite this city and another op-
posite Wathena, Kan. The work was
let to contractor Kelly Of Kansas City,
who has hired 200 negroes at kansas
City, Sedaha and LeavenWorth 10 do
the work. When the people Of Wathona
heard Of this they were very indignant
and have decided that the negroes shall
not be landed there. They have served
notice on the contractor that if he at
tempts to bring them there they VIII DO
driven away by force If necessary.
Kelly viii not yield and a collision is
expected.
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SHORT ovERFIFY THOUSAND.
Ex-TressnFeE Gramln Of Wyoming Fails t
Turn Over q Large sum.

Ex-Tressnrer Gramln of Wyoming Fails to
Turn Over a Large sum.
CHEYENNE, Feb. 5.-The legislative
committee appointed to examine the
books Of the state treasurer made a re-
port The committee found the ac-
counts Of the present treasurer to be
all right, but it was discovered that the
ex.tTeasurer, Otto Gram1a, who retired
from Office Jan. l, has failed to turn
over $50, 454 due the state. Ths success
sor, henry G, Hay. has made formal
demand for the money, but the same
has not been paid yet. The money in
question was lost IN the failure of the
7. A. Kent bank of Cheyenne against
GsEamr's hondsmen to recover the
amount Of the deficit.
The house passed BY almost unaai-
NOUS vote the memorial to congress IN
snoducsd few days ago protesting
against the ISSUE Of any more gold
bonds.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-02-08
Lively Row In the House.

WASHINGTON, Feb. IA scene Of the
widest aud most intense excitement
occurred in the house at the conclusion
Of the debate on Mr.. Hits Hawaiian
report today growing out Of a personal
difficulty between Mr.. Breckenridge
Ken, and Mr. Heard mo, in which
epithets like ''impertinent puppy, -
s'coWard, - ''scoundrel," ''liaT," were
banded. One blow was struck when
friends interposed and the sergeant at
arms arrested the two offenders and
brought them to the bar Of the house
where Mr.. Breckenridge in the course
Of an explanation practically challenged
Mr.. Heard and demanded personal salts
faction
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-02-08
THREE KILLED AND TEN INJURED.
Nntinnai AIllnnce Council.

RALEIGH, n. c., Feb. THE supreme
council Of the National Farmers Ali
ance and Industrial Union met in an
nual convention here. United States
senator-elect Marion Butler, president
of the national alliance. called the coun-
Gil to order and presented Mayor Bad.
ger of this city, who delivered the adj
dress of welcome. The mayor III his re-
marks referred to efforts Of a malignant
character to create prejudice between
the Iaborers Of the city and the laborers
of the country and hoped that the in
fUence of the alliance might be ex-
erted toward cessation Of all such
schemes. President Mowburn Of the
North Carolina state alliance welcomed
the council on behalf Of the state, Re
sponses were made by h. L. Loucks Of
South Dakota, ex-president Of the asso-
citation and I. E. Dean Of New York.
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TOPEKA, Feb. 5.-This was appear
ance day" in the United States circuit
court for the 1000 settlers on Union
Pacific lands who a short time ago were
proceeded against by the United States
district attorney on account Of alleged
defective titles to their lands. Only a
few settlers came in person, others fled
a written appearance through their at
torneys ard still others are allowed till
March 4 to 90 so. A master viii prOba-
bly, be appointed soon and the testimony
will begin and probably be extended
through several years.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-02-08
New Railroad Commissioners.

Topeka, Feb. S.-The executive
council named the. new state board OF
railroad commissioners, They ara J.
NJ. Simpson Of Mcpherson, Joseph g.
Lowe Of Washington and Samuel 7.
Howe Of Topeka. Lowe Is she Demo-
cratic member and the other two are
Republicans. Simpson is elected for q
term of three years, Lowe for two years
and Howe for one year.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-02-08
EoRcED 10 APPEAL FoR AIn.
Men, Women snd CbndFen Starving IN
Kansas and Oklahoma.

Men, Women and CbildFen Starving IN
Kansas and Oklahoma
Kansas CRY, Feb 6.-Destitution
among Kansas and Oklahoma farmers is
becoming more evident and Urgent ap-
peals for outside aid are being made.
''1fen and women begging for food is
a daily sight upon the streets Of orr suf-
fering little town" said Patrick bic
Cluskey, a merchant Of st. Francis,
Cheyenne comfy, Kansas, who is here.
He is q member OF a relief committee
appointed to apply FOR aid at the pFin-
cipal western cities. eve have gzen
ali our means, continued be. she
county has issued warrants TO pay Cor
food and fuei until its responsibility mas
been impaired and no one VIII take the
warrants. We are forced to appeal to
the country OF see our women end
children perish with cold or hunger
The same distress prevails in Other
counties of northern Kansas sid across
the line IN Nebraska.
4 letter to a local minister from d
reputable woman at Blackburn. Q. IT,
tells the same story. ''lo whore yog
VIII throughout the enFire ssc5ior says
the letter, you Wiii find men. women
and children shiysfing and s-agglns; no
elo5has, no food, no light 40 hops
The Kansas SENATE amended s1tsoll's
sssd grain Dill pssssi - fAa -aEln-s sass
week s. sEFa @1ls@ Hel tls So
Chase efa tt ipr -.r
al9 80 rs % s s9r 5H
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-02-08
QUEEN LILlBGEALAHI ARRESTED
Charged With compiic!ty IN the Re
cent Hawaiian Rebellion
MEXICO WAR TALK DYING OUT
Chinese Peace ENJOYS Sent Back Home
-AmeriesR Marines Shoot
Chinaman.

AUCKLAND. n. q. Feb. 4.-Advices
received here from Honolulu under date
Of Jan. IS, announces that ex-Queen
LliHokaiani has been arrested On the
charge Of completely with the insur-
gents in the recent rebellion. In addi-
ton al the insurgent leaders have been
taken into custody and are being tried
by court martial. Three of the leaders
pleaded guilty 70 treason. Martial law
Is maintained. The rebellion against
the republic of Hawaii turned out to be
. complets fasco. After the first en-
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ono ars7sr i,5Dossa to a strike.

sAB Faa.-Lsoo. Eeb, 6.-The diff
culties belEeen tie Southern Pacific
company sii tue Brotherhood Of Loco
motive Engzae6ls ID Iii statu quo. CheI
Arthur went To Sacramento 70 consult
with engineers there and endeaYor 60
induce then 70 adopt ms Own conserFa-
tfVe views winch o.eprecate strike.
Superintendent I sillasrs Of the South
ern Pacific j hold sa0sher conference
with Afr AE.lar or TIC latteT's return
from Sacram INTO On Thursday.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-02-08
Japs Take Yei.Hal-Wei.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.-Consul Jerni.
gan at Shanghai cables the state de.
partment under date Of Feb. 1, that the
land fort at Wei-Hai-Wei has been cap
tured and that the capture Of the island
and feet is considered imminent. AL
the Europeans in the city escaped IN.
hurt. 1t is reported that during the
fighting all the Chinese men-of-war ana
ships in the harbor sailed away unin.
jured
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-02-08
STEAMSHIP ELBE LOST AT SEA
Ocean Liner Goes Down With Nearly
All on Board.
NEBRASKA NAN AMONG SURVIVORS
Began 10 Sink Immediately After the Col
iision and Went Down in Twenty
Minutes.

LONDON, Feb, The North Ger
man Lloyd steamer Elbe, Captain Won
Gosset, from Bremen for New York. via
southampton, has been sunk in collision
with the British steamer Crathie,
bound from Rotterdam for Aberdeen.
The disastrous collision occurred before
daylight Wednesday morning at a point
some 80 miles from the Hook of Hol-
land. The first intimation of the disas-
ter came from LsowestOft, Suffolk, one
of the chief English fishing ports. The
first dispatches stated there had been
354 persons on the Elbe and that only 20
had been saved, the rescued having been
landed at Lowestoft, by fishing smacks.
Later dispatches confirmed the report
Of the loss Of the steamer and it was
learned the Crathie, the steamer that
sunk the Elbe, had put into Mass Luis,
Holland, in a damaged condition. She
reported she had been in collision with
an unknown ocean steamer.
Began TO Sink Immediately.
From the details now at hand it is
learned the Elbe was proceeding along
at her usual rate of speed and keeping
the ordinary loOkouts. 1t was dark, but
there was no gale. Suddenly the for,
ward lookout on the Elbe reported to
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-02-08
Bsdy osan Eibe PASSENGER round.

IoNEsgoFr, Feb 5.-Ths fishing
smack Nerena has landed here the body
Of FriedricIs Ernest Of Magdeleerg,
Prussia eReo the drowned passengers
Of the tlbes ana some mail bags. enc Of
which yas marked Stockholm. - The
body Of Ernest presented q shocking
eri,earanca Nth It's hands eienehed
sososs the eness aad the mouth vide
open ras body was found IS miles
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-02-08
Passenerr rrnln Wrecked

TOPEKA, FEB. 5,-The through cast.
bound Rock Island passenger train was
wrecked y miles west of Topeka A
broken rail caused the engine and all
the cars to leave the track, but they did
not turn over. About 20 passengers
were scratched and two men from
Pennsylvania sustained painful, but not
serious. injuries
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-02-08
SIXTEEN COUNTIES ASK AID.
The Kansas Relief Commission Has RE-
esiTed Many Ursent Appeals.

The Kansas Relief Commission Has re-
ceiTed Many Urgent Appeals.
TOPEKA. Feb 3.-The special relief
commission appointed by Governor Nor
I'll to have Charge of she collection and
distribution of food and other supplies
for the relief Of the suffering poor in the
western counties has recsiYed applioa-
tions for aid from is counties. A can
vass of Rawiins county, on the Nebraska
line, shows that 80 per cent Of the peo.
pie are without seed to plant and 70 per
cent are destitute Of the nscessaFies Of
life. One man writes that some men
and women are almost destitute Of cloth
ing and are barefooted. Another says
men are clad in gunny sacks fashioned
into garments. In a number OF town
ships many families are absolutely with
out fire except such as they can make Of
hay and other light material
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10 Prohibit Gambllne m Kans.,.

TOPEKA, Feb 2.-The legislature has
just passed law by which every form
of betting and games of chance ere pun
ishabie with penitentiary terms, even
the owners Of buildings being liable 70
from one to three years if convicted Of
allowing a game of any kind OF eharac-
ter to be carried on in their buildings.
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Goyernor 1To~rIII sirns PIIls.

Topeka. Feb. S-The governor has
signed the antilottery and antigamblins
bills and bill to make Washiagton's
birthday legal holiday. These are the
first bills signed by Governor Morrill,
and the measures VIII become laws
next week on publication in official ps-
peFS.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-02-08
Jami.aa PInesd N ro.seEsIoa.

KANSAS Cry. Feb. Al. H. BFem-
mermaH today withdrew from the con.
test for prosecuting attorney Of JacksOa
county, and 7, " JanisOa. the Repub.
hcan candidate, WAS placed in posses.
sion Of the Office by Judge Henry Of che
county court.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-02-08

WH1HSeF3S DeL-, 1eD. 6.-Ehs Rsy.
Father 81 lraeF p.ssor Of she Charch
Of the 5aersj $ strE, l8is city, has re-
ceiYed q l5ftst rom Rome N which he
is inforsas saas the hOly father disap-
proves OF Roman Catholic priests riding
bicycles The letter was IN reply. to one
written TO the pOpe 5y Father 6yIVestes
seeking guidance ap9a the suD5ec5.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-02-08
LET A TRAIL Of slLvER.
Southern Pacific Train Held Up In Arizona
by Masked bandits.

PHGNIx, Ari., Feb. 2.-SoutheTn Pa
cifc westbound train No. 20 was held
up six miles this side Of Wilcox at 8:S5
p. N. by a party Of masked men. They
separated the express car from the train,
hauled it i've miles west and putting
six shots Of dynamite on the through
safe blew, it wide open, It contained
$4,000 in Mexican silver, which was
removed. The trail Of the robbers is
marked this morning by a profuse scat
tering in The Sulphur Springs valley Of
the Mexican dollars.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-02-08
Chinese EnvoYs sent Homo.

HIROSHIMA, Feb, o. The ENJOYS from
China who were sent to negotia for
peace with Japan have left this city for
Eagasald. An examination Of their
Credentials revealed the fact that the
ENJOYS did not have plenary power to
treat for peace and they were theFeupon
told they had better return to their own
country.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-02-08
Mexico War Talk Diving Ont

City OF MEXICO, Feb. 5.-Negotia-
tons are in progress between Mexico
and Guatemala. There is every hope of
q pacific settlement. Guatemala's en-
yoy, De Leon, is most eonscientiously
working to bring about q pacific settle
ment.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-02-08
AmerIcan Marine shoot a Chlnamnn.

LONDON, Feb. ga dispatch from
Shanghai says a telegram has been re-
ceiyed there from Chainkan stating that
party of officers from the American
Concord landed at Chainkan for the
purpose of shooting game. They, by
accident, shot Chinanan. The popu-
lace became Infatuated and attacked,
seized and carried of the whole nartv.
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- - So.

AELAN14 FEB. b.-S'i.ne co0nty -eom-
1lissoners - DeRals have discovered
a. ap,ssea. shortage s siS.9s9 IN the
a Assaa Of thas
e11afF s31 l'a1 sesaH easpgeI u
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- o. - -.

EaBTa CsfAE.4.- Feb. s6.-EzIIs -fseceirfs.
f.sl3 iasd 1850 10 Essa lbs. = seseos ll55 3
ls5 lbs s9e55 SO 8 IND Ehs. s-.ss
eh5sea COWS s. s5s common e5sEs. sI.-e
& god es5eTs common feeders.
81 aks
s head hse
B s
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FaTmeT Fntt Runs AmueIl.

ATCHfsoE, Kan. Feb. 6.-Jemes Mutt,
a prominent farmer neaI here, shot and
fatally injured Mrs. Frank Peyton and
q stranger this morning. The cause Is
unknown. A few years ago Mutt killed
". ". Dukes, 2 member Of the Penn
sylvaaia legislature. Matt IS in jail.
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TiIt between aEitcbeli en.a FEsrri.


WASHINGTON. Feb, 8 The seHate
session opened Tuesday With very
breezy personal alteration between
Mr Mitchell Or aHd Mr. Harris
Tenn The words .ungentiesnarly'
and scentsnptibls were exchanged
and for g time it looked as though the
senate chamber might witness q repe-
tition OF the beliig5eant scene Ia the
house last. week But the conflict
assunet 2 sGlGeWbaB s9rio comic aspect
and the senate soon relaIssd into an ma
eyent5al eeasiliersgie5. Of eantiEe 5sasi.
ness. The DISTRICT q Celgrabsa sppEo-
EesRs before ligs senate more ilala !
ass.s SIS Diplomatic
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-02-08

WARD H 'ALLISTER. For IL years 10
lived IN Savannah. With his seven
teenth century ideas of social ex.
clusiveness he acquired the knowledge
and belief which eventually controlled
the doors Of metropolitan society.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-02-08
ADMINISTRATION BILL DEBATE.
Silver Democrats and = opulists Oppose tn,
Ts=r,, IS ,-.F,f ylo,--

Silver Democrats and Fopuiists Oppose the
Issue of Gold Bonds.
WASHINGTON, FEB. 5.-The debate on
the administration bill TO authorize tina
issue Of $5O0,00G,0 900 gold bonds for the
purpose Of retiring the Legal tender and
treasury notes began in the house Tues
day and continued for sixlhous. Tt de-
yeloped widely divergent views at the
outset. The silver Democrats and Pop
ulist5 opposed it outright Some Of the
administration Democrats, ike Hall
(lIo. favored a substitute on the lines
of the Carlisle bill, while Mr.. Reed, the
leader Of the Republicans. after a speech
charging the present trouble TO the de.
fcieney IN the revenue. introduced a
bill authorizing the secretary OF the
treasury 50 sell 3 per cent coin bonds to
keep up the gold reserve and caEtLioates
Of indebtedness redeemabie &C 6ae-pleas-
ure o. the government 70 pay current
expenses until the revenues shall equal
the expenditures.
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years ago IN Sa-
Yannah. Ga. He
prided himself mp
on his southern
birth, the length
Of his ancestry
and Of his social
success. His am
cestors were great
leaders in the time
of Washington.
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FOUR BURNED 10 Death.
Disastrous Fire at the DeacOness Homo In
Cleveland.

DIsasLFOU1 = ne . Ena DeaConass Homo IN
Cleveland.
CLEVELAND, Feb. AIT fire at the
Deaconess home on Jennings street Al
bert AIlmeyer, Minnie Banner, an
months baby and Jacob Krause
were burned to death. The fire started
in the basement. presumably from the
furnace and before it could be extin-
guished four Of the 10 patients in the
house and hospital were dead and the
building almost entirely destroyed.
Brave work on the part Of the fremen
and police alone prevented a further
loss
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Emnernr 80 E.nrbart Tsisr,,nro,

BERLIN, Feb. 5.-Enperor William
gave al audience to Count Herbert Bis
marck, who gave to his majesty per-
sona report.
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81 8ocEY LEApER BE.

Ward hsailister Dies at It's Home In
New York City.
Nv YoRK, Feb. 2.-Werd McAlHs-
ter. the aosiety leader, died at his home
here Of the grip.
Samual Ward McAIlister was born a
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-02-08
MARKETS REPORTED 81 WIRE
ChleaEo % 80 -

si1icslsO ll1st!u anu Ezuft7tut---
CHICAGO, Feb. Wv beat tunnel viciguzly or
the bears and short sellers todeT, gaining ie FOR
Hay. Ths strength came FROM better cables
end repQvts1 BuTing By foraigler5 At the sea-
bgard. hay com closed q hisnsr. Nay cats
Re higher and provisions At adFance5.
CLOSING PRICES
MHEAT-7sbFuary. soc, hay, So
July, 515e
CORS-HsbcuarE. 4sse; Nay z35sS4sss
July. $ 5s4cs September 5ssssc.
OATS lay, - 4eys &&e;
June ezSe
February, ss15: Hay. $500
LARD sbr-afyr s. IS: Kay s6t99 5e2255zz
REBS-EebrHaTy. 800; Nag, s51
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HFWS0F THE SuRFlO8ER STATE


-77Lleu g TLla HIUlf lllfu ls'-7sIIIs-all17'1I
KANSAS CRY. Feb. 6.--JohnC Hayes,
living in Kansas City, Ea-., was called
to his door by an unknown man lats last
nights and assasSinate5. No canss Is
known for the murder Hayes was a
lah0rer and had no known enemies
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-02-08

s9. Vita stats henoFs the
aEsasl csnsobefts the last
q Tie Esils Of Fzanses we're inferred
- III .I.s llzs flsgailss Tbs funeral
sss tils eez
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-02-08
PRESIDENT eREENHUT oUsTED.
Judge GrOssoup Appoints John j. Mitchell
Substitute Receiver,

Substitute Receiver.
CHICAGO Feb. 6.-Judge GrOsscup
today ousted J. B. Greenhut from the
receivership of the whisky trust. He
allowed Receiver Lawrence to remain in
Office as a representative of the directors
and appointed General John McNulta
as receiver in chief. John j. Mitchell
was appointed another receiver to repre-
sent the New York stockholders. The
decision accompanying the order was
long, and criticised Greenhut's actions.
THREE KILLED AND TEN INJURED.
Disastrous Boiler Explosion Near PrOvi-
dence, Il. 1.
PROVIDENCE, R. L, Feb. 6.-The
boiler at Earl Carpenter & Sons ice
house at Mashapang pond, Elwood, ex-
ploded today, killing two men outright,
iniuring a third so that he died within
an hour and wOunding 10 others, some
Of them seriously.
The Killed.
PATRICK HEHIR.
JOHN HEIR.
MARTIN DEERY.
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N Drunken Rage Jim Mutt shoots sIEs.
John Paytoa Three Times and Seriously
Wounds he Hired Man, Leonard Cole
man, lS'ae CeInc to Her AsslstaRoe-AIrs
Psyton ataliy Injuries Mutt.
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PARIS, Feb 5-Aa exploson OF frs
damp IS reported from Mont Ceaa les
Hines destTEenb. Of Saon ct hsiEa
Thirty persons ere haiieFed u have bsen
lkzsies. IL tbs nine where the etRIesios
s0ek place.
rms rescue ar Tins faE. has ~
.s-vefes lass removed 8 .I'
Birmingham state herald., 1895-11-17
OUR SHOE DEPARTMENT

Offers only such qualities as you can buy with assurance of satisfactory wear: Poor footwear is no advertisement every sale here must add to reputation of department At $SO0-Ladies' bright Dongola button
 Goodyear welt, extension soles of
 hand-turhs, all the different styles
 of toe, size to '; A to E. At S2.50-Ladies' bright Dongola button
 kid top or cloth top, patent tipped,
 sizes to 6, c. D. E. At s2.00-We offer a great bargain in
 broken lots. Goods are worth from
 $250 to $4.00 a pair.
 We have the best stock of children's s shoes in Birmingham. All kinds, suita- ble for every purpose at the lowest possi- ble prices.
 Try our Boys "Steel Shod'' Shoes; we are sole agents in Birmingham for this shoe.
Birmingham state herald., 1895-11-17
Boys Clothing.

We find ourselves -overbought in this Department-and as our invariable cus- tom-prices must reduce stock. Begin ming MONDAY we make the following Cut Prices:
 $350 buys double-breasted all wool suits,
 sizes 10 to IS, in solid navy black or
 mixed fabrics Our regular $5 suits
 at $350.
 s1 .49-A double breasted school suit in all
 sizes; worth $2.50, for $1.49 Overcoats, with or without capes, from
 $2.50 up to $5
Birmingham state herald., 1895-11-17
With Few Exceptions Those Who Have Money to Spend Wish hGo@ hr@@G!
 WHERE DOES IT GAIN MORE ELASTICITY THAN HERE?
SHEETS AND PILLOW CASES

Large size Sheets, 21h wide by 21h
 long, at ..................... 49c Large size Sheets, 2 wide by 212
 long, at 45c Sheets for single beds, 11e wide by
 2h long, at..... ..................... 50c Hemstitched Sheets, 2h wide by 21a
 long, at. .. .................... 9Sc Muslin Pillow Cases, deep hem. size
 5Ox36. at at............. ............. s1kc Regular size Pillow Cases, 45x36, at 71ac
Birmingham state herald., 1895-11-17
MILLINERY.

Our Trimmed Millinery display is without a superior in the city. Every new idea from Paris, as we'll as those of the best New York designers, is rep resented. You can get, two hats here for the cost of one elsewhere.
 The Rob Roys," fancy plaids... 49c 50 dozen French Felt Hats, black
 variety of shapes, including mar
 row black sailor. r.............. 9Sc Colored Flats, fur felt, sold else
 where for S. ......................$ 25 The "Up-to-Date" Walking Hat....1 o9 Black Ostrich Fumes, worth
 double ...................... 6sc Black Ostrich Fumes, 10 inches
 long, worth $1.................... S9c Feather Roses, black, yellow or
 green hearts ................... S9c
Birmingham state herald., 1895-11-17

The variety we show of fine Novelty Boucles pretty Silk Warp, is a treat to any lady. She enjoys spending an hour looking over the different materials. The prices are so low that they are really per euaders There are some new arrivals in this department. SEE THEM.