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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-09
SALEM A WINNER.
Preparation for Removal Of Medical
College 30 Salem.

ARRRA RNAtA a0A AhIAhVN9A W NAHAANtNA
College 10 Salem.
The committee appointed by the
board Of trustees of the Willamette
university, to organize faculty and
attend to the details in moving the
medical department Of the school from
Portland to Salem, will consist of
President w. III. Odel apd General
Agent Parsons. The buildings and lot
are valued at $4,000. The outfit for
the free dispensary, and probably all
the surgeons tables and apparatus,
will be shipped 10 Salem.
No building for the medical school
here has yet been secured, but menu
her Of the board said that finding
suitable building was no serious OBJ.
stacle. The building near the Southern
Pacific depot, formerly occupied as the
state blind school, ls said to be we'll
adapted for hospital purposes. The
building belongs to the state and the
committe will probably make an effort
to secureit. Some lmpatlence has been
made manifest because af the contiaued
suspension Of The school, and the board
will now lose no time In resumiBg.
AT a meeting of the faculty Of the
medical department Of the Willamette
University, held Monday evening In
Portland, It was unanimously decided
to withdraw from further connection
with the school. This action means
that all the members OF the faculty
have resigned.
The new faculty for the medical col
lege will probably be oganized by the
physicians at Salem. who will secure
clinical privileges at the state institu-
tions there, which include the asylum,
penitentiary and reform school. Most
Of the former students of the school
have already entered the state school,
and few have gone East. The others
will so to Salem.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-09

REMOVAL NoTIoE.-The Salem
Truck q Dray Co. have opened . new
ofiice two doors west OF bmAllIs, corner
State and Commercial streets. The
company haYe put In telephone mo.
S6). Orders given through telephone
viii receive prompt attention. Mr.. w.
ID. Mohney, for eight years foreman, /,
having gone east, Mark III. Savage will
act In that capacity. Ring up No. So
II you want any hauling done promtly.
10.8lw.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-09
New LaWyers.

Following is complete list of tn,
applicants who were examined befor,
the supreme court yesterday:
John l.. Child, Grants Pass; Geo
Johnson, Astoria; Oscar Hayter, Dallas
j. H. Hitchings, Portlsnd!Julius Hari
Dallas; l.. Lachman, Portland; A. r
Mendenhal, Portland; Jonn s. Medley,
Cottage Grove; O. L. Moon, Marsh
field; M. e. Pogue, Salem; L. A
Roberts, Myrtle Point; Robert r. Reid
Jr., Portland; George Frank Skip
worth, Eugene; Lester p. Smith, Tilla.
NOOK; M. o. WilKius, Corvallis; d. l..
Watson, Jr., Marsh6eld.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-09
A Family Invitation.

Come around and see the New York
Racket. They have hne line of shoes,
and boots ofall kinds, aud rubber goods,
also large lot of boys, and youths
suits. many of them Combination suits,
with coat. pair knee pauts. and a
cap. Also mens' clothing, and bosiey,
underwear shirts, and notions Of all
kinds, all sold at racket prices.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-09

CATTLE For THE ASYLUM FARM
Phil Miller, who is buying beef cattl.
and milch cows for the state insan,
asylum farm at Salem, expects 10 start
down Wedn esday with about 40 head,
which he has purchased In the vicin.
Iity. He will drive them down.-EuR-
enc Guard.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-09

IAN ExoELLENT DIS PLAY". Was
the expression given by the thousands
OF state fair visitors who noticed our
display OF soap. For laundry aud
toi'et the Salem soap clnnot be beat.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-09

The ESCAPED CHINAMAN Who
probably murdered the japanese girl
has not yet been heard from but Brown
d 20. are heard from every day. They
want the people TO know they are sell
Ing groceries at astonishing low prices.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-09

FIRST sooIABLE.-The ladies Of the
Unity church will give . supper In
Channnig ball on Friday night from
6-s o'clock, to be followed by the usual
sociable which has been 30 attractive
the former years.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-09
sUPr. PAINE's REPORT

OF the Insane Asylum for the Month
Of September.
The board Of commissioners for the
state Insane asylum met Tuesday after
noon at the state house. 5uperlntend-
ent Paines report OF the insane asylum
for the month Of September was re-
ceiyed from which the following
statistics are taken;
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-09

Died.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. evening, Oct
1895, nc the home OF her parents
Mr and Mrs. II. w. Buettner, 10
simpson addition, Ella Louisa, aged
Syears. Of pneumonia.
When Mr.. Buettner LEFT for Philom-
Ath Monday morning the child was in
usual health, and died very suddenly
In the evening. He returned last eve
ming. and the funeral will be he'd on
Thursday at 10 o'clock, burial In Rural
cemetery,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-09
People Give Us Credit ReWltiOmzng tho Clothing Business
They Will Tel You Our Clothing Good QUE Prices Very Low.

The tide of trade again this season
has turned our way. We were sure II
would. When neighbor talks to neigh.
Dor, friend to friend, tell the story
about our clothing and prices there can
only be one result. An overflow Of
business-the endorsement Of hundreds
OF buyers led us to make large prepara-
tlons.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-09

The fine suits now selling for $50 the $S $50 quality
The line suits now selling for $l6 so the former S2 quality
The fine suits now selling for SIS the former $40 quality
The fine suits now selling for $40 the former SIS aty
he fine suits now selling for $3.50 the former $2 duality
The ne suits now selling for So the and $40 qnaty
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-09

BEFORE You THINK.-Of buying
feed elscw here, always 60 to Brewster
4 White, 81 Court street and save
money.
sat
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-09

See new stock OF rubbers at the Pa
lace before buying.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-09

Damon and Pythias at Reeds opera
house Wednesday and Thursday.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-09

Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder
A~sdad ooh hsdsi HA,wlnlsf Fss. iaa Fs.sdsss
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-09

Hoods pill act easily, yet promptly and
efficiently on the bowles and liver. Price axe
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-09

= Altoona and Gray Eagle for Port .
: land. leave Salem daily except :.
. Sundays, at 7 a. m. Quick time, .
: regular service and cheap rates. +.
. Agent, M. p. Baldwin, at Salem /.
|. dock. .
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-09

The Palace is bound to lead on styl
lsh shoes.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-09

Great sale this week at the Ladies'
Bazaar.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-09
LETTER LIST.

The following list Of letters remain
uncalled for in the Salem postoffice,
Oct. o. Persons calling for same will
please give the date on which they
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-09
Gall for Warrants.

Notice ls hereby given that have
funds In hand to pay all warrants en-
lorsed up to January l, 1895. Interest
~ same will stop from this date.
JASPER MIMIC,
Treasurer Marion County, Or.
DC I. 5, 1895.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-09
That Tired FeelinR

Is common complaint and il is dangerous
symptom. 1t means that the system is debiii,
tated because Of impure blood, and in this con.
dition it is especially liable to attacks of dis.
ease. Hoods Sarsaparilla is the remedy for
this condition, and also for that weakness
which prevails at the change of season, eli.
mate or life.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-09

Secnre reserved seats for Damon and
Pythias at Reeds.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-09

A few mackintoshes to close out, AT
great bargains at the Palace.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-09

Porcelain Baths-2O) Com'l street.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-09

Without a question our stock this
year excells anything we ever offered,
both In quality and reasonable price.
Everybody ought to have fall oyer
coats-when they are going at So, S.
and $40.
New-York tribune., 1895-01-20
L0OKTyG TOWARD THE NEWPORT SEASON.

Newport. X. l.. Jan 10 fSpsciaD-A number of
cottages have been rented for the season OF 1885,.
Newport f. sure TO have successfu! season. The
new clubhouse for the Newport Country club wil.
be- ready for occupancy. and golf. polo. ana lawn
tennis viii be played the extensive grounds Of the
club
Warren T.. Leland VIII AGAIN Dee the proprietor
of thc Ocean House. Mr.. Leland came here for the
nrs time last season and secured a lease OF the
Ocean House. which hc managed successfully Had
MIR Leland refused to take the hotel II would nave
been closed FOR the first time IN forty odd years.
Mrs Emma g. Barrrt and Miss BArrct. Of New
York are guests of Airs. Theodore X. Gibbs. aud
M-s Ninicrhon of the same city Is visiting Mf3.
T. VI. Ncl at i.Ongacrc. In Bcach-st.
Mrs e ~. DOdr" and Miss Parrish OF New-Nofk.
are at the Muonchingcr- King cottage. Other late
arrivals include r. T.. (ihIrrttsOn. John LONtry,
Mr. and Mrs Ferdinand \. Obell, Mrs Harris ard
.Iohn L. Casw"I. of Ncw-NcTk
Newport thus far has been unable to secure the
fir. cnke Of ice for next season. The City Council
has decided u cNprud cOnsid ,rable money for the
improvement of an the fashionable drives Belle
vue and ocean ayes. are in a wretched condition.
New-York tribune., 1895-01-20
eva LIVELY WEEK.

Canandaigua y Y Jan. ~ (SpeciaD.-The COM
blnation Of mild weather scighing and ice seldom
occurs in this part Of the state 80 this week has
been lively on the lake. while the streets have
been filed with sleigh riders On Monday Charles
h. Fitch OF Rochester. delivered the eighth of Il
series of lectures in School Hall "American His
ory." Tuesday evening the meeting Of the Choral
Society. with Robert Thompson. leader called out
"A large number ~ musicians. Wednesday afternoon
Mrs James g. Smith and Miss Alice Smith were
''at home" informally 10 "a number Of their friends
Thursday evening the Columbian club. lately reor-
ganZed held the first Of "A series OF dances AT the
armory. Henry g. Reeman IL president OF the c'uD
The same evening the young people OF the loca,
Christian Endeavor societies gave the second enter
tainment In their Union Course at the Presbyterian
Church. Ii consisted OF lecture by RObar's Har-
per The bowling craze f. now In force here. and
TWO teams have been organized with W. IL. Fox
New-York tribune., 1895-01-20
NOTES rRou GRKAr BARRIyGroy.

Great Darlington. Mass, Jan 10 (SpeciaD.-rhc
death of the Rev G. G. Painter last week In
Washington was deeply felt IN this town. where he
was we'll known and much esteemed The funeral
services were held here In the Congrcga tional
Church Wednesday afternoon. and were conducted
by the Rev l.. r. Farewell. or S;ockbrdgc and
r. Dewitt Mallory. OF Lenox The burial in
the Mahaiwe Cemetery.
Edward +. scarlcs has made generous propo-
sitiou In Offering to build new high school build
Ing Of blucstonc If the town will sell to him the old
high school house. which stands near the northern
line Of Kellogg Terrace. Mr.. Searlcs has also given
the town "A valuable lot of land comprising "A pine
grove and plot OF cleared land connected with II.
which he proposes to tit up and call Ladies' Picnic
Grove" II comprises. in ALL about four and II
half acres This is the third valuable gift Mr..
Scarlca has made the town
At the meeting of the Thursday Morning club
this week. Mrs White read an interesting paper en-
titled. "A Month I'm Spain" Next week the club
will have 'Trlby morning." when two papers
Will be- read and the club viii disc uss especially
the hypnotic features of that book
Jefferson Mckinley. the coorci centenarian Is
celebrating mis- birthday this month"; and az he
them all
Miss clark OF Englewood. y. j.. is the guest of
the Misses Stanley
Joseph Ward Lewis. who has been i'll for several
weeks, has gone ON Southern trip.
Mr.. and Mrs william Russell Allen and Miss
Mrs. Henry y Francis gave afternoon tea
Friday for Miss Alice Paddock. whose engagement
TO Charles Hibhard was recently announced
The announcement was made this week of the en-
gagemcnt OF Miss Bessie Carolyn Wentworth and
Francis Calhoun PlilsDdry. Of Boston.
New-York tribune., 1895-01-20

TUE COMING SEASON \ PROMISING ONE-EASE-
BALI. Club CHANGES.
The prospects for lively season for outdoor
sports were never brighter. THIS statement 'pP"'9
n,r,lc,,larlv 10 baseball and cycling. while the pro-
nosed invasion of The English ned and track attn
etes promises 20 rescue amateur athletics from the
obscuri,v into which they have sunk In the last
three wears Golf will have more followers than
eyer while rowing canong. lawn tennis. cricket
and college sports generally promise TO Keep up
the record which they made last year.
The changes IN the management or me N""
York Baseball club Will be depiored by many people
for in the loss Of Cornelius Van Cott +. H. Taicott
and J. " Ward three men Will retire 10 whose
combined efforts the present popularity 81 base
bal in New-York is largely due. Tacott took hold
Of the New-York club when its stock was not worth
one-tenth Of what II is worth to-day His frSi deal
was 10 secure Warts return 10 the New-lork club.
and these men deserve the kindly remembrance OF
every lover Of baseball in the metropolitan disI.ci
There is little doubt that ward has r'tr.d from
the game for good and the recent suggestions thai
he wolld remain a director o. M club w"i"
made without his sanction lie said the other day
80 am ,hIrfv folIr wears old and il Is tn- that I
settled down. ] am In the law business now, ana !
out OF baseball fOr good"
Andrew Freedman. who s negotiating for IN"
controlling interest IN the ciuD, may De JUST me
man for the place Of managing director Ills Du-i-
ness sagacty is generally recognized. 'aSeDall is a
business with Mr.. Freedman, but MS conncc'
tiOn with Manhattan Fieid may stand nm IN sooi
The Giants record in the National League has
ship twice in 1855 ana 1883, when under the man
agemeni OF James Mutrie. In the same time the
times In 1883 the team won the championship o.;
the interstate Association and In 1889 the pcnnant
in the American Association. and in 1890 the cham
pionshp Of The League. The records Of the Two
teams are follows:
New-York tribune., 1895-01-20
THE BROOKLYN RECORD
FEATURES OF TIE WEEK ~ HARTFORD

Hartford Jan 10 (SpecaD.-ln spite OF the talk
about the lobby and its influence Legislation in
this State, the very first bill that has gone from
the House to the Senate since the session opened Is
tied up in the committees Of that body by the IN
fuence Of the lobby in the interest OF the Bridgeport
Traction Company. which has a grade crossing IT
wishes to put down in Bridgeport on Fairfeid-avc.
across the tracks OF the Consolidated road. The
story Of the crossing is. simply that by special
charter the company obtained the right 10 price the
crossing. the Consolidated cpjoired 1t. the matter
has gone through the courts and The Supreme Court
has JUS; decided that 1t has the right to the cross
ing. The injunction has no. beer vacated In form
yet. however Meanwhile the bill fOrbdding
further grade crossings to take effect from its
passage. aimed at this crossing, and passed
through the House like a breeze. 1t had been ar
ranged to have 1t through the Senate. but at the
proper moment lobbyist OF the Traction Company
called the chairman Of the Railway Committee
Senator Coffey, out Of the room and entirely
unsophistcated Senator, who krew nothing Of the
arrangement. moved reference to the Committee
Railroads 1t Is expected that the Traction Com
pany will attempt to lay the much-dscussed cross-
ing Sunday, and that afterward there will be
objection on its part to the passage Of the bin.
Controller Mead has laid up for himself more trou-
bic than any one who has previously occupied the
position. He mas charge OF the appointments about
the Capitol, and OF the hundreds OF applicants he
has made selections at the last moment. and IN
one or two instances discharged veteran soldiers
contrary 10 the spirit OF 'he Ia" pIoVuhs ioi theiF
retention.
Governor Coffin is being besieged by appli-
capts for commissions, and the indications that
there viii be disappointed ones. For the
place OF Labor Commissioner there los appli-
cants and there is more interest In the outcome
than In most any other OF the appointments The
duties Of the Labor Commissioner OF such
general nature that almost every politician in the
State has idea that he Is just the for the
place. Indeed, the bureau has not been OF great
value 10 the State because OF ,he inability OF the
heads Of the department 10 bring out jus, what
the people want Ia the reports. The latest
port was II bulky volume. costing the State nearly
$4,000 and 1t has largely gone to the Junk mills
1t is neither quoted nor referred to work OF
value.
The Republican club OF this city. which IL a new
and vigorous body Of Republicans, gave a reception
last evening to Governor Coffin and the State officers
be in town.
New-York tribune., 1895-01-20
LADIES' SHOES.
Reductions for Monday Only.

Ladies' heavy genuine Kangaroo Button Boots,
round plain toegood shoes for skating or other
hard wear: reduced from s325 to 81 30.
Ladies' Kangaroo Button Boots narrow toe.
with tip. So 90.
Ladies' heavy Wei Button Boots. Kohler last,
very comfortable: reduced from $500 to S3. 20.
Ladies' best French Kid Button boots. koh'er
last; reduced from $500 To $3.50.
Ladies' fine Diagonal Cloth Top BUTTON Boots.
first quality patent leather foxed narrow toe.
with tip reduced from $500 To 50 90
Ladies' oxford Ties. best patent leather mar
row toe. with tip Louis heel; reduced from $3.50
TO 81 30
New-York tribune., 1895-01-20
GLASSWARE.
Odd Pieces on Special Tables.

Cream Pitchers in four styles. i cts.,, in
stead OF - cts.
Berry. Orange or Jelly Bowls styles, 10.
IL. ~ and 20 cts.
Sugar Bowls, styles, IL cts, instead of c5
cts
Celery Trays. 3 styles, s16 cts. instead OF. IS
cts
Oblong Jelly Dishes, styles, IL cts. instead
OF 20 cts
Glass Tumbers. 3 cts. instead of cts.
Glass Preserve Dishes imitation cut, 4 cts. -
al.Jelly. Dishes. new pattern, 10 cts.
New-York tribune., 1895-01-20

The first examinations In this part Of the State
under the rules for admission to the bar will take
place tins week Written examinations Will be
held in this city and brooklyn on Tuesday. the
examination in this city beginning at 10 O'Clock
in the Supreme Court General Term room. and In
Brooklyn at 1870 O'Clock in the County Court
House. The oral examination In Brooklyn Will be
held Thursday. and In this city on Friday. at
the hours and places. Austin q. Fox, Will
lam =. Goodelle and Franklin NJ. Danaher, the
State Board Of Law Examiners VIII have charge
OF the examinations. The uniform system Of
examinations Will take away the inequality which
formed of the chief objections to tn, system
formerly In Law students need no longer
move TO Brooklyn In order 10 have less rigorous
examination The rules adopted by the State
Examiners have been frequently published and
there will be little difficulty H. observing them.
New-York tribune., 1895-01-20
IlAMNmMW
INSPECTING THE PUBLTC SCHOOLS

President Wilson. OF the Board Of Health. gave
out yesterday report of the sanitary condition OF
several OF the public schools just compiled by his
inspectors. The inspection conducted by re-
quest Of Good Government Club r. which has
special supervision of the pubic schools DR.. Morris.
OF the Board OF Health made the inspection going
over the same ground covered by school Commis-
sioner G. G. Wehrum. who made report to the
Board OF Education on April 3. 1894 In most In
stances DR.. Morris found the bad condition reported
by Commissioner Wahrum improved. In other In
New-York tribune., 1895-01-20
FINE LACES,
At .One.Third to One.half:0f' Real
Values.

A manufacturer sample line or Ieneuan1
Point I-aces in SETS 10 II inches VIDE, souo
and net top
: to 10 cts one-third their real value.
nc TO 40 cts. one-half their real value.
30 to 50 cts. one-half their real value.
9S cts to 81 .9S. less than half theirsr
value. ~
Torchon and Medics Laces - to :So cts. per
yard one-third To one-haif of former prices.
Chiffons I'm all shades. fancy and plain. 20 TO u
inches wide reduced from 25 49, 10 and 9S cts tf
I1ib 20 and ~ cts per yard.
New-York tribune., 1895-01-20
HOSIERY.
Broken Lots from Our Sale OF
Last Week,

marked AT stiu lower prices 70 close out before
stock taking.
Mems extra quality Black Cashmere Hair Hose.
spllced heels and double toes. reduced 10 I'D cts
per pair.
Ladies' fine gauge Back Cotton Hose. hgh
spliced heels and toes. also plain. Richeieu ana
fancy ribbed l.sle Thread guaranteed STAIN
less. reduced To 20 cts. per pair.
Ladies' fine quality Black Cashmere Hose
-pliced heels and double toes reduced to 20 cts
p..r
New-York tribune., 1895-01-20
TRIMMINGS.
Imp0rted CarnitureS Half Price,

Colored or black jet Garnitures. samples from
the best French and German manufacturers
sent to us to select from, at 30 cts. to s4.75.
half Of regular prices
Fur trimmings. fur and Jet combinations re-
duced to half price to clear.
Also odds and ends I'm Pearl Metal and IvoE;
Buttons. at >, 10 and 25 cts. per card.
Section b. centre.
New-York tribune., 1895-01-20
HOUSE WRAPPERS,

In new spring prints. with large sleeves and
full skirt some Watteau back and others yokea
~ and 80 cts
Percale Wrappers ruffie over shoulders Wat
teau hack full sleeves 81 80 and 81 cts.
Fine Flanneette Wrappers. Persian pattern.
spring colors 0S cts.
New-York tribune., 1895-01-20
TO CELEBRATE ROBERT BrRySS BiRTHDAf

The New-York Scottish Society will hold It's ahHuA'
celebration OF the birthday OF Robert burns d. '.'
Mendelssohn Giee Club Hall West Forte'h-s''
next Friday evening. John W. con VIII deiNe' o.
grafton on the poet Durw,gd Ley, the scot.,sn ro
tenor will sustain the musical part OF the p'V
graume assisted by Mra Lazy
New-York tribune., 1895-01-20
CARPETS.
Special Reductions Previous to
Stock Taking.

Administers 81 90 to 81 90: were 81 2o to s2oo
Bes. Body Brussels. sl.2j quality. do cts ana
81 90. l..
Tapestry Brussels. best quality. sd cts IN
stead OF 81 cts. .
Ais, A desirable iot of Rugs made from carpet
remnants at one-third less than price OF goods
in the niece: and large assortment Of Wilton.
BRUSSELS and Moquette Mats. made from rem
nants and samples. at half the price Oh goous III
the piece.
New-York tribune., 1895-01-20
RUG DEPARTMENT.

Chamber and Dining Room Art squares
81 10 So - and 3cO
Rudger Wilton Rugs. SO I'D.
smiths best Moquette Rugs, $lcN
100 Reversible Rugs. 80 cts.
JLpanese Fur Rugs. So
panisu Door Mats. to cts.
New-York tribune., 1895-01-20
&SNMMzAW


stances the conditions were worse Nearly my
schools in all were inspected. The Board OF hea''h
sent the report TO the Board of Ehcauon', Wstn MI
at
New-York tribune., 1895-01-20
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
ExceptiOnal Values Continued.

Chemises Of good muslin, corded band. I'D cta.
Cambria Corset Covers. V shape, fine em-
broidery, I'D cts.
Night Dresses Of good Muslin. trimmed with
rufile. 20 cts with embroidered insertion in
yoke V shape and square neck. ID cts.
Walking Skirts of good Muslin. with cambric
ruffle tucked. :s0 cts; with deep embroidered
ruffie 81 and 81 cts.
New-York tribune., 1895-01-20
VELOUR PORTIERES
And Lace Curtains Greatly
Reduced.

Hasf ouality Double faced heavy Velour Por
there's all our sample pairs. reduced from $500
t. So l 80 per pair.
White Irish Point Curtains. patterns, reduced
from $1,000 and sll00 to $s.7J per pair.
Tambour Curtains patterns. reduced from
So 90 and 500 to $495 per pair.
odd pairs of Irish Point. Tambour and Not
tinghaln Curtains. at one-half Of marked prices
New-York tribune., 1895-01-20
Aprons, S cts.

For Monday only 1000 White Lawn Aprons
S6 inches long. wide strings made with fancy
Lawn insertion, > cents