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Evening journal., 1895-06-05
Reapad the MhIrlnind.

Hrom the Philadelphia Telegraph.
The Republicans Of Wilmington have
rsaped the whlrlwind No amount Of
explanation Of the regulation soit can
rub out the most disagreeable facts The
pretty and enterprislng little city perohed
upon tbs hills between the BfandyWine
and the Ohrlstiana, near the Junction ef
the latter with the Delaware river has
for thirty years bsen the political salt of
tbs state Durlng the war, with on0
third the present population, there was a
Uni0n Republican msioFlty Ia the neigh
borho5d or coo votes. AZ different times
since, losal influences have rasultad ia
the slestlen OF Democratic oAndldstes
There should hRys been g steady grsWth
oi Republican strength Two years ago
Dr. shortlidga, the Republican candidate
far mayor, WAS elected by 700 majority
Oa Saturday last DemOcrHtic eucsessor
was chosen by 26s majority This Is
political revolution OF ths most unhealthy
s1rs. Party mismansgsment, mercsuary
tslekerY, abounding sslfshness, and utter
incempetency on the part Of those assum
Ing to direct the Republicans organization,
have united 70 givs the opposition this
substantial triumph. The mgyoralty Is
en- office without patronage, but under
81 the circumstances the Republican,
should this sear have elected their can
didaie by an increased majority This
would have shown that the demorallxing
and most upseomly contest over the
Uni Cd States senatorship at Dover had
not produced q rnlnous effect npon the
rank and Gle. AS the matter stands, the
Republican factions In Wilmington ana
throughout the state seem 10 bate each
other worse than they 30 ths common
enemy. while the people ia general have
contempt for the whole lot 10 is not
worth while 60 speculate upon the future
OF Rspuhloanism IN Delaware unless
there Is a radical new departure A grand
opportunity has been thrown away Per-
hsps bsfora next years contest cones
around, when q governor and Legislature
will be elected 80 the same time that The
people vote for President and congress
man, things viii be put ia different
shape. This record OF the past sla
months is unprecedented, aud the dis
credit msy be al gided amongst tn,
leaders and would-be leaders
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NEoItes Lltlle s,mpathy.

From the PhiladelphiA Inquirer.
The Republican defeat in Wilmington
will excite very little sympathy from
Republicans elsewhere II Is the inn
mediate and direct Gems qpsnce Of 10, ish
party leadership and factional quarreIs
persisted In for many years The Re
publican party Ia Delaware will never
amount 20 anything until new ret Of
leaders comes to the front There Is the
usual sttompt TO blame It all on AddickF,
but the same oontests with the same
results went on for years before Addicks
ever appeared Ia Delaware politics
When 1t wasn't Addicks it was those
equally wicked men, "Diok' Harrington
aud ike Mills. according 70 the innocent
and high minded leaders Of the other
faction Delaware politics Is extremely
tiresome 70 an outsider, because of the
supremely selfish motives OF those who
praotioeft Most people will be inclined
to wish that the defeat OF the Whining.
ton Republicans will do them good
Evening journal., 1895-06-05


Trains leave Wilmington as follows:
For Philadelphia (express), 1854 2.55, 420,
e,o5 ~ 100 $50, S55, 9.43, l005, .l0.l6, l.25,
fl:sS' il;ol e. M, +l2S5. l37, 1906, 5.O4, 5.lO,
o.oo f.Vfs 9.U9 and y.l2 p. m.
Accommodation. 600 100, sos, IO4s am;
l2;se, z,2l, $40. 5.15, 7.40 and 1875 p- m.
80, $50, $50, 1905, lbs, l1.51 a. m: I37
5Oo, o.Ol, b.ob, f,Ol and 9.O6 D. m
Accoimmodation, ~ 500, 100, SOC, 10 4s, 1l.ss
For New York, L57, 2.55, 420 $40. ZOO.
$50, 9.43, 1905. ll51 a. m; 1925, 1s7, 3.O5,
For Boston without change, 1915 a, m.
For me south-southern Railway Ex-
press, h4 p M sleepers to Memphis and
For West Chester, via LamolSin, $50
FOR Newark Center and interme,5iate
stations, 1888 a. m. and 6.33 y. m.
Baltimore and Washington, 438, Sol
9.1l. 1918, and 1l.0O a; m; l2.0l, 1922, Ills,
Baltimore and intermediate stations,
2.47, 4.43, COS and l.54 p. IN.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street. for
Wilmington 9express), $50 12o, a25, so,
4oi al, 56s Ss6. 555 si7. 7' s55 5 74S. 1iio io
Ill p m and 1906 night.
Accommodation, go 733, e.10, 1875 I'M;
- SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia (express), L57, 2;55, 40,
$50, S55 943 1905, l1.51 a. m; l31, 3.o5,
504 $3.50, 7.07, 7.25, 9.06 and 9.12 p. m.
Accommodation, ZOO $40 a. m; l2.l0, LAO,
4O5, 5.l5 and 1875 p. m.
lO,oo, u5l a. M; lS1, S.O5, 5.04, $3.50, 7.01 and
9.06 p. m.
For New York, 1.57, 2.55, 4.2O. ZOO, $50.
g.4s, 1o;0j, 1l;5l q, m. 1s7, S05 4o5, 504 55s,
For Boston, without change. $50 D. m.
For the South-Southern Railway Ex-
press, IA p m, sleepers to Memphis and
For West Chester, via Lamokin. S.55 a.
m. and Sis p. m.
Baltimore and Washington, ABS, S.e1,
1913 a. M. 1904 1922 5.2S, s'605, 7.41, $40
D. m. and 1854 night.
Baltimore and intermediate stations,
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street, for
Wilmington Sexpress), $50, 7;20, Ills, ll9S
a. M; AL, sos, 655 740 sS5, lilo, u.16
Accommodation, S.s5, 9l0 1926 a. m;
1886, 2.05, 6.lo, S.ss, 1903 and ll.Ss p. m.
DELAWARE DIVISION.
For New Castle Sl3, Ills a. m; 2.50 AS0,
Is, 6.53, 95l m. ana l2,l0 night.
| For Lewes, 81S a. m; Az p. m.
| Express for Dover, Harrington and
/ Demar, S.lS, u.03 a. m.; Az p. m. and
For Harrington and way stations only.
Express for wyoming, 6.5s p. m.
4 Express for Cape Charles, Old Point
L Comfort and Norfolk, LOB a. m. and 1201
/ night.
/ SUNDAY TRAINS.
For New Castle, 9.51 p. m. and 1901 night
/ For Cape Charles, Old Point Comfort
/ and Norfolk, 1901 night.
For Middletown, Clayton, Dover, Wy
l oming. FELTON,. Harrington, Bridgeville,
Seaford, Laurel and Delmar, 120l night.
/ cD Congressional Limited Express
1 trains, composed entirely of Pullman Ves-
| tibule Parlor and Dining Cars. No extra
AftS 1tci tAiela ~ e'sll I SLte.i e
1 Pullman Vestibule Cars, Vestibule Pas
senger Coaches and Dining Car. No extra
| fare.
| For further information, passengers are
referred to the ticket agent at the station.
S. NJ. PROVOST, j. r WOOD,
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35 Cents.
The best of these Goods.

The best of these Goods.
In to-day, another fine lot
of Ladies Shirt Waists in nice
light weight goods, and a beau
tiful line Of plain White
Waists-a very desirable style.
Do not fail to visit our
White Goods counter. Never
had a finer line of Organdies,
Naidsoons, India Linens, &c.
And right near it the Rib
bon counter, where you can
see that great value in 4inch
Satin Taffeta Ribbon in all
colors at % cents.
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CABINET G0SSIPlNG.
1t Is Said That Olney VIII Be
Made Secretary Of State.
WILL PROBABLY TAKE TIE PLACE

WILL PROBABLY TAKE TEE PLACE.
The President Is Supposed 70 Have Official
Iy onerod aim tie Portfolio Already.
Don Dickinson May Succeed Olney as At.
torney General, but lie VIII Not Say So.
WASHINGTON, june g -rhoro Is no lon
gen any reasonable doubt that the presi-
dent has determined 10 ask Attorney Gem
eral Olney to accept the state department
portfolio. Whilo this ia an undoubted fact,
tbs also certain that the president has not
even intimated to Mr.. Olney that this
was his purpose To other members Of
his cabinet. however, 1t is learned that he
has stated in substance that he should ask
Mr.. Olnoy 10 accept the place. and that he
was delaying the public announcement in
order that he might at the same time
nnme a SUCCESSOR Go Mr. Olney as attorney
general.
Senator George Gray OF Delaware came
over from Wilmington and went directly
to the White House to see the president.
Richard Olney, who Is now in all prob
ability to be advanced TO the first place in
President Cleveland 8 cabinet, has won
this distinction by the able service he has
thus far rendered the president on all the
more important questions that have en-
gagged public attention since tho present
administration began.
Up to the time Of Mr.. Olnoy's first On
tering the cabinet he had boon content to
remain in private llfe and, although rec
ognized as one Of the foremost lawyers in
New England, he had taken little or no
part IN party politics and was not widely
known among public men The brilliancy
Of his legal nttninments and the accuracy
Of his Judgment soon led the president TO
trust Attorney General Olney's advice on
important questions.
During tho great strike at Chicago Mr.
Olney's services wero particularly notable
He developed each step that the govern
mont authorities took, and President
Cleveland was 80 fully convinced Of the
wisdom Of the proposed policy that he
Evening journal., 1895-06-05

have two little grand children W 40 are
teething this bot Summer weather and are
troubled with bowel complaint give
them Cham berlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarri e Remedy and il acts like charm
Earnestly recommend 1t for children with
bowel troubles was myse taken With a
severe attack OF bloody fax, with cramps
aud pains in ny stomach, one-third OF a
bottle Of this remedy cured me. Within
twenty four hours was out of bed and do
ing my house work Mrs. w. l. Dnnagan.
Bop-aqua. Hickman, Co, Tenn. For ssle
by T. James Belt.
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Bamboo Stands

Another shipment of those
Bamboo stands is on sale now.
Price remains the same, al
though the goods are better
finished than the last, 25c
each while they last; another
with round top and two
shelves at SI.5o; cheap
enough at double the price,
and good enough for any
room in the house.
Oak Stands with I6 inch
tops at 4oc each, never sold
before under ary circum-
stances for less than ST. 90.
All other sorts, sizes and
shapes of stands to suit the
various ideas.
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Dlel,inson For Attorney General.

WAsHiNCToN. June 3. There isa report
current hero that the Office Of attorney
general viii be rendered to Don ~ Dick.
inson. Il is not known whether Mr. Dick
inson, who ar the beginning of the pres
ent administration declined cabine.
Office, viii accept
The report 81 the proposed tender Of the
attorney generalship. which camo from
an excellent source, did not state absolute
~ that 10 had been rendered. but said that
u was altogether probable that Il would
bo.
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This hot weather booms the
Awning business, and we're
putting them out on the
double quick. Thousands Of
suffering people have not yet
learned how cool a house be-
comes when awnings are used.
AT the extremely low prices
we are selling them for every
window and veranda in the
city should be provided for
At a word we're on the ground
to take measurements and
submit samples and prices.
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DON'T BE WOODY.

Low raulslass Fepsin Chips, the Gum that's
Round, Eavo Caught the Town.
Ii IS nc fastest and most healthy OF
Chewing Gums Put up in pretty boxes of
10 chips, and sold at SC. Faultless in form,
lagitless in flavor, fauliless in the ingre-
dicnts that enter into their composition,
faultess in everything, perfection in every
ihing-such are a few of the qualities of
the Faultless Pcpsin Chips, the Gum that's
round. Dealers don't keep them. That's
a joke, and a good ore. and true one
thcy sell them, and they sell them rapidly.
Anyone who tries them viii accept no
Other. They say give us Faultless PepsiE
Chips. Nothing else. If your dealer don't
keep them, send SC. for sample package to
Coin Bros. & Klee, Sole Agents and Dis
tribufors, Park Place, COT Church Street.
y. X.
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Nicaragua nogrets Gresham'a De ath.

MANAGuA, Nicaragua, June 5.-The
Nioaraenan flag was half masted here on
all public buildings whom tho news reach
Ga this capital OF the death Of MIR Walter
@ Gresham, the late secretary Of state Of
the United States The information was
made public here ia an Official notice is
sued from tho Office Of the NicaraRuan sec
retary Of state. and much sympathy was
expressed IN oiiioinl circles at the untime-
ly end Of the American statesman.
Evening journal., 1895-06-05
non DIcKINsoN

He IS a man Of medium height and rohust
form, and 10 general appearance lac con-
yeys the impression OF intunse vitality
and physical endurance beyond that Of
any man who has occupied the position OF
secretary Of state in recent years. His face
Is strong keen and intellectual Though
his manner IS somewhat reserved and
austere, be unbends readily 60 the APP
proaches Of intimate friends
Evening journal., 1895-06-05
the aovernor,r Appolnlmsrts

That Governor William 7. Watson IL
doing his own thinking and is not domi
mated by the ring Influences which go
beset the last Democratic governor, and
nearly wrecked the Democratic party in
this state, is clearly evidenced by the
character aud personnel or the msn
whom he has selected to I'll the various
ofhces Of honor and trust,
The pressure which was brought to
bear Upon the governor to place the com
mission for the Office Of clerk Of The
peace o New Castle county IN the hands
OF Patrick Neary was unusually strong
as were the arguments advanced by the
supporters Of Mr Neary, and that ihe
governor was able TO withstand It al
proves that he is the right man ia the
right place
Beginning wilb the appointment Of
Secretary Of State Whltemau. we can 20
right through the list 70 ths appoint
ments q yesterday and hnd nothing but
the desire Of q conservative aud honest
Democrat dischsrging the duties or bis
high ofiiee with an eye single to tbs
public good
Tbs consistent following up OF this
policy on the part Of the governor viii
meet with the appreciation Of the peopl,
Of Dsiaware, regardiesa Of party OF
personal affiliations.
Governor Watson Is giving us clesr
administration and the appointments h
has made not only reflect great credi
upon. him personally, but they vii
materially assist in solidiiying %
Democratic party TO the end that It goe
before the people. in November Of mex
year. asking for continuance Of power
with record that Is unassailabls.
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nlnmoa n III AddIrl..

From the Philadelphia Times.
careful examination Of the vote cast
at the Ieosnt municipal election in Will
mlnston, Delaware, shows that the
Democratic sueesss was nos dne 70
sluRsisb Republicans, 81 10 was first an
nounesd T.s total vote Is the largest
ever ct for mayor in tho city Of VIII
mington. being over 200 mora than the
vote Of two years ago l6 is evident by
careful examination OF the returns that
both parties cast reasonably full vote.
and that the change was effected by the
adJicks Republicans voting the entire
Democratic ticket They die it on the
priuciple that as Higgins downed Addicks
at Dover, Il WAS Addicks's turn
70 down Higgins IN Wilmington
nstor Higgins was quite right ia
lheottling aud oyerthrowlag Addicks "a
his contest for United States senator So
far lie had the sympathy Of ths country.
bat be had little sympathy IN his effort 70
steal the fruits OF Addieks's debauchsry
and confer senatorial nonors upon
another On tho same principle Addicka
was quite right In throttllug aud over.
throwing Higgins 10 Wilmington. II
makes honors easy bstwesn them end
the lesson is taught TO Higgins and
the bstter class Of Republican leaders ir
Delaware that n they can't win 9
Republican victory without the aid Of
the corrupt msthods OF Addicks they
had much bstter be defeated.
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with half handful Of type. There's room
for more of it and the local newspaper Is
the medium through which 70 give 10
that publicity which win bring about the
best resultr
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rreicht Trnln .wreeIsea.

HUDSON. Mass, June 5.-An extra
freight train running from Northampton
10 Boston on the southern division Of the
Boston and sMnino railroad was wrecked
when nenrly opposite the depot here by
the breaking Of a truck. No ono was in
iured
Evening journal., 1895-06-05
rrnl,nhlr . snIcIlln.

BLACKSTONE, Mass, June 5.--The body
Of Marie johnson Of this place was found
In the pond at Blackstone cotton mill.
She is thought TO have committed suicide
by jumping from either the railroad OF
iron bridge
Evening journal., 1895-06-05
RnlIaf in AZ nnnra-

Distressing Kidney and bladder diseases re-
heved Ia six hours by the New Great South
American Kidney Cure" This new remedy
IS a great surprise g. n account of its exceeding
prnmptness Ia relieving pain in the bladder,
passages In male or female. IL relieves reten-
ton Of water and pain in passing II almost
immeniately. II you wa quick relief and cure
this Is your remedy, Sold by j :. Bectorl and
q. James Bell, dr7zE Wilmington, Del-il
Evening journal., 1895-06-05
SidGbOardS

That have been $40 and $4s
now at $28. Latest designs
and plenty of them now, but
will venture to say they will
not be here long after pros
pective purchasers see them.
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spinncrs' wages Increased.

Urea. n. Y. June 5-The spinnors
IN the Shenandoah cotton mills have ac-
copied an increase OF 15 cents day as &
compromise with tho company.
Evening journal., 1895-06-05

A New York furniture man catches the
spirit Of effective advertising when he
says: "You may come whenever you like
and as often az you like, to see and pick
out the things we bought for you If you
think we are charging TOO much for hand.
ling them. discharge US. In these few
lines one may hnd the freedom Of the
etore. the promise of courteous treat
rnent. and the sasursnos of low prices
all elemeHss os +. best merchandising
aud withal touch of hnmor toe
dslieatsly:: pu 70 hs unbusinesslike. Il
Is good advertising that csn say 50 much
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To Ride the Chicago Road Race Again.

CHICAGO, June 5.-Yhe authorities in
charge OF tho matter have decided that
the claimants for the time prize in the oy
cling road race on Decoration day shall
Evening journal., 1895-06-05
Insane Mrs. Korn stilI at Large.

NEwBuRe, n. ". June 5.-Mrs. Emma
Korn, who recently escaped from the an-
thorities Of tho Asylum For Criminal In
sane nc Matteawan, is still at large.
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AS OTHERS SEE US.
Tha chIoLons IIacnnad.

From the Philadelphie Times
Many can't understand the Republican
negroes Of Wilmington allowing the Blue
Hen 4 chickens to escape
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The revival OF the report that there is
to be a special session Of Congress seems
70 have been started BY Congressman
Updeerotf Of Iowa, this time, but what
ever that distinguished statsamau's good
qualities. be is not believed TO be up to
the times In this matter L doesn'c look
that way.
Evening journal., 1895-06-05

gave il thorough support and execution.
Asine from the results secured IN end
ttgg tho stEika, tbs reeqnt decision q We
United Seatea silpreme oouFt has given IN
dioial approval to tho course puaued ~
Gle government, and has shown that While
Afr. Olney sought new and untFied means
20 meet grave emergency he moved
strictly within the constitution and she
lava In this Qaestion Mn Olney was inn
pulled by a desire To suppress dieurder. He
nad shown ia anQth0r case bis sincere TO
speot for the nights Of labor
Comes From Puritan stock.
The new secretary OF state comes from
sturdy Puritan stock. His ancestor,
Thomas Olney, came from England and
settled at Salem, Mass, in 1895. He was
one Of the close companions Of Roger
Williams and was oneiof the l8 who join
ed Williams ip founding tho town Of
Providence. The successive generations
took high rank IN New England affairs,
ono Of them being attorney general Of
Massachusetts The father Of Richard OIL
noy owned and managed the cotton mills
at oxford and also engaged in banking
Ills mother was Sigourney descended
from French Hugonots who fled from
France to this country
The now secretary of state was one Of
three sons One Of them IS q prominent
lawyer IN News York, having been district
attorney for the city and county of New
York. Another brother is a successful
woolen manufactured Richard Olnoy WAS
graduated from Brown university in 1896
and from tic Harvard Law school in 1853
He married Agnes, daughter OF Judge
Benjamin 4. Thomas, With whom he
studied law. They have lived Of late
yoars at Boston, with summer homes near
Buzznrds Bay and Gray Gables, the SUM
mer residence of the president
Mr. Olrey Is q gentlmnan Of fine liter
ary attalnmouts and tastes Although q
close student, he IS a lover Of outdoor
sports and Is a good horsemnn. an enthu-
alastic Lennis plnyer and skiIliul anglor.
Evening journal., 1895-06-05

John r. Callahan wants TO be clerk Of
City Council. He now holds
position in the mlat At Philadelphia and
receives about s. day for dolng little or
no work. II is a shame TO keep such
place seeker IN suspsnus. The party
owes him living Yea. several Of them.
10 should never slultify itself BY making
him exist on the nominal sum Of s5 day.
Hs should be allowed 70 hold his mlnt
position, The duties Of clerk Of Council
could be done by him after his days work
at the mint is over. II he then has any
spare time he might be induced to become
city auditor and bailifI As matter Of fact
the party should give him more to do or
let him 80 70 work outalde the feld Of
politics Heis dying OF dolco far nlento
Evening journal., 1895-06-05

Unkleton--l hear you turned people
away IN Jsyport Bsrnes Tormer-we
tried TO, but they wouldn't 20 until they
got their money back
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Clerk OF the Peace Foard and Prothon-
Dtrry WnnIlav-

Governor Watson has done his duty.
He will never have cause TO regret the
appointment oil jefferson B Foard and
Victor B. woolley They will do credit
to the administration AMI ably serve the
county.
There were several applicants for each
position The governor could only give
it to one man. he undoubtedly fully
considered the natural fitness Of things
and allowed his good judgment to guide
his pen.
The people Of Delaware elect their
governor and he does the rest. His
position iH an unenviable one II is
made up OF appointments and dissppoint.
ments. the latter largely predominating
In these days the Delaware oifice does
not seek the man. II he wants IL he
must throw aside his modesty and trot
around among his constituents, petition
in hand and chanting his own praises.
II the governor we're simply permitted
to cit back In his office, look over ths
Reid and name the man It would be
comparatively easy but he must give a
patient and respectful hearing to the
friends OF al candidates for oHiea.
We do not doubt that the other candi-
dates feel disappointed It Is natural
that they should We only hope that
they will duly consider tine governor .
position and not get sore oFturn sour
Governor Wetson's motto is to do his
best and leave the rest. He Is living up
to it, and should be heartily supported
Clerk Of the Peace Biggs and Prothon.
otary Horty will soon retire to private
life They have been honest, capable
and courteous public officials. and the
best wishes Of the people will follow
them.
Evening journal., 1895-06-05

Who viii be the next Secretary Of
Slater The guessers are kept busy.
Evening journal., 1895-06-05

If you want a good Electric Ceiling
Fan buy the CRESCENT
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In Nneet ~ b. lsal.

WILMINGTON AND
EALTIMORE RAILROA ID.
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& CO
62l-623 Market Street.

Final sale of French and
American Wool Dress Goods.
We have divided all our
mixed and Novelty Wool and
Silk and Wool Dress Goods
into three lots.
Lot No. I contains the 90,
80 and AS cent goods and the
new price is
25 Cents.
Lot ? contains the 4S, so,
65 and 75-cent goods, aud the
new price is
30 Cents.
Lot No. 3 contains the 75c.,
S5c, $I.oo, $I.25 qualities,
and the new price is
so Cents.
No blacks; all fancy color
ings.
Reduction in prices of Silk
Shirt Waists.
"A 6pa line az
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80 Cents.
$500.

Call and glance at them.
Cannot be sent on approval.
Another lot of those elegant
! Japanese Corded Wash Silks
1t
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If ever a
Ice Chest

Is needed that time is now,
and they cost you absolutely
nothing, figuring on what they
save in a season, to say nothing
of the comfort and satisfac-
ton derived from their use.
We have the right ones at the
correct prices.
Open etenings Saturday
only.
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PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY THE
OVERLOOKING SWITCH AND
BLOCk SIGNAL SY STEM.
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RnsrE0MaS.

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
STANDARD RAT- WAY OF AMERICA.