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r,n,o. a,rLGT AN RANSOM.
1hc3 Meet for the First Timc-rheir
InIn.


Tail..
'.aLIl.I S. g.. June lj-Se0ator
'.. .r and Minister Ransom
. BOND. 100 the lobby of the Marlboro
I.r fr iae nfsi time today Mi
.Hl never seen Mr. Butler 10
H 'm aL3 turning 10 a friend asked:
t..f Senator Marion Butler
iHJ ia1 arrived or ihe same train,
t9 t1e hotel ln. the same bus, ana
.-re1 an tHe same page. Mr. Ransom
He Nas somewhat better. but not
ll. h8s rot recovered from his fall
..m- months aeo. and the altitude OF
...a.o added too much heart stimulation
coalition already cnfeebiod. This
fe.p~sd hy bilious attack. which
FORCED Doc Minister 20 return 10 this
N'ft. and Wal stop few days ~ his
.ue u northampton after which he
"'i r1 10 mo GfeenDrier White Sulphur
.s Tor "A month
arr sl,er suid Tiilmans speech at
rntie uas bristing with energy, mat
4-Ipl. was read and hardly heard. and
..ai Do H4tlcJ had cut loose nom the
ID. publican and Democratic parties both.
when asked boo he reconciled this with
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CROCKETT kRsENIC-LirHiA
SPRINGS,

elevation 200 fsst. opens JUNE /. 1895.
a quiet mounAin resort especially
equipped for HOT AND COLD ARSENIC
liTHlA BATHS, which. combined wllh
the internal use o. the water. rapidly
restores brokeD-dOwu and OyerwOrked
Nervous Systems. Cures rheumatism.
Gout. Dyspepsia, Skin EUptions. In
somnia, Kidney and Bladder Disorders,
Diabetes, and Bright's Disease. Clears
and beauties the complexion Wf.te lor
pamphlet NJ. c. THOMAS. Manager,
my 22-2m ShawsyIle. Va.
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BEDFORD ALUM. IRON, AND IODINE
SPRING.

Of NIIktTNIN.
OPENED JULY 4. 1875.
Most popular resort for health and plea.
sure in the State. lnyalids get cured here
when all other remedies have failed
Splendid lawn and shade FOR children.
Rates, IS 20 so per month
The celebrated *. A. l. and l. Mass IL
manufactured from this water.
Send for interesting pamphlet OF "A
pages.
Bedford Springs Post-Ofice, Va.
J. Y. MAIDEN. Trustee.
a. 1-SuSTu4W pr,pviafor
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WHITE GOODS.
Msrvels of value-giving Monday.
Heady az 9 o'clock.

Marvels of value-giving Monday.
Ready at 9 o'clock.
FIFTY PIECES PC. Imported White
Dotted Swiss for IL lie. a yard-at
retail only.
FORTY PIECES Imported Swiss Lawn,
4S inches wide. established price t9c.
yard. MONDAY. TWENTY-FIVE
THiHTT-oNE PIECES 2-yards-wlde
French Organizes. real worth 9yc.
yard: MONDAY. TWENTY-FIVE
FULL THIRTY-ONE-INCHES. WIDE
Fine Sheer Persian Lawn, sold al &c.
yard, Monday. Il l-2c.
1000 yards Extra.Wide White India
Linon, value l0c. a yard, Monday at
BIC.
1915 YARDS xxx quality India
Linon, finest aud sheerest made, re-
duced for Monday from 29c. yard to
FOURTEEN CENTS.
IMPORTED DOTTED SWISS,
White grounds with colored emhroi-
dered spots, value &c. a yard, for l2tc.
SALE % TO II O'CLOCK, 80 pieces
Sheer Checked Lawn. reasonable for
Zoe. yard, at THREE AND A HALF
CENTS
WHITE AND COLORED MOS
QUITO NETTING, 8 yards to the
piece, for TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
IMPORTED FRENCH WELLS and
MARSEILLES in figures, checks. and
stripes, established price lJc. yard,
Monday at ll3c.
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Our Lace and Embroidery Depart
ment is one of the busiest sections in
the store. Is II wonder

Fol R-INCH POINT DIRELAND
BEIGE COLOR LACE, THREE
CENTS PER YARD
IVORY LACE. I'm widths 6 10 70 inches.
valued from Is 10 20c per yard; MON
DAYS PRICE. an for 90.
Nalenciennes Laccs and Insertions.
bon ivory and butter COlOrs; special
rInge Of prices. lyc. 10 $50 per dozen
yards.
REAL HAND MADE TORCHON
IACES. . inches Wide, pr yard,
THREE CENTS
real. HANDMADE TORCHON
I4ACES inches wide, &c; inches
wide. 1c, and SO on.
A consignment OF l,100 pieces Ham
burg and swiss Embroideries will be
on sale tomorrow Their real value
per yard DC. to &C.,, our price lc. to
iGtc. Selling starts at o'clock.
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HOSIERY.
Nothing like high qualities at popular

Nothing like high qualities at popular
prices. d.
Ladies' Fast-Black Best Mace Yarn.
double-soie. extra-high-spliced heels
silk-hnish. at DC. par. ,,,
Ladies' Fagt-Blaok Ftili-Regular. spliced
Heel and Toe. at y l.2e; pair ,,.r.
LADIES' REMBRA AN,Ible ba KiBB an9
toes. established value Soc pair--for
MONDAY. 30 CENTS.
LADIES' REAL-LIsLE-Thread Fancy
Boot-Top Hose droTstitc or PLAIN
Childrana Fast-Black bicycle Hose
Derby ribbed. sizes 6 To la 25c. HoSe
AT IL II CENTS.
You know we always outdo everybody
in Handkerohiefs.
Ladies' sheer-Lawn Hand-Hemstitched
delicateiy-printed torders-MONDAI
AT CENTS.
LADIES WHITE HEMsTITCHED
Handkerchiefs enough for all dlay; nc, no
chance Of being sold OUT GEMS
ALL-LiNEN Hand-Embroidered Ladies'
Scalioped Handkerchiefsl 10 2-3c.
yalue-MONDAY. . CENTS.
New styles. new ideas in LADIES'
SHIRr-WAISTS. Special sale prices
Monday. Come see them.
Special sale-ll:30 to 1890.
Cotton-Crash Towelling. l 7-sc. yard
Sale 1890 to 80.
1S-inch-wlde Stair-Linen. lie. goods, for
- CENTS
Rich Black Dress Goods.
Preparations complete for another grand
rush at the Black Dress-GOods Coun-
ter. These are bargains, indeed.
Sale from 10 10 r. .
Atwood Black-F1gured Armure, ~
inches wide valued at sc. yard, FOR
TWO HOURS. - CENTS.
one Dress TO 4 customer.
PLAIN AND FIGURED MOhair, ~
inches wide. would be counted cntap
at SOC. yard. for Monday onF -
CENTS.
ORR USUAL SIC. per yard Black Ia
mise, for MONDAY. p CENI
OUR USUAL 81 70 Pristley's Silk-Warp
Henrietta. full 4G ircnes VIDE. for
Monday only. % CENTS.
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yur EII,TOy. ELkToy. Va.

SECOND SEASON UNDER THE
management of \. d. Wright proprietor
Wright's Hotel. Charlottesville, and IN
Arlington. Lynchburg). All modern i'm
provemcnts. The famous BLK Whitewater
usad exclusively for drinking bathing.
and culinary purpose. For rates. etc.
address A. II. WRIGHT. The Arlington.
T,ynchbure. Va - l6-lm
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TO THE BOOK-LOVERS:

Any information concerning Books
will be readily gwen at our Book De-
partment All new Books OF any i'm.
portance are always to be found here.
To-day's are :
"Typhena in Love- by Boothby, It's
Series. dainty bound. illustrated o'c'
~ Lost Endeavor." Iris Series, SEC n.
Private Letters Of French Woman an.
THE agreeable Man. The Dis
agreeable Woman" linen-bOund. some
thing that will conveniently slip m
your grip. and entertain you on long
journey. all t9c.
"Marcelia " by Mrs. Ward. paper
bound. &c.
"Sant llan." PC.
over 5000 Paper-Bound Books TO be
sold az Y. 80. p, 10. ~, 10. and &c. each.
Star Linen Paper, 1oc. pound. 49,.
Finer grades OF Stationery, Bilet, note.
and Letter sizes. tinted and PLAIN; AT
half-price. orders taken for dles'
stamping, card-engraving, etc.
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Shrewd and wide awake customers
will buy these

Black All-Suk Crystal Bengaline, with
brocade-safin figure. beduitful Tor
ekirts. the regal $l.2j gooc. NON
Hi1ck Hoavy-Cord Crvs,al Bengaline.
worth Csc. yari-for MONDAY ONLl,
ALr-SIiK HACKS ATIN-DrCHESS.
$50 value. for Soc yard
WHIP-CQRD SUEAE, all-slk, always
9,r yard-MONDAY. - CENTS
Taneta silks I'm stripes end CHECKS, SUIT
able for shirt-naist-. al IN" new -
colorinee. established price lJc. yaId--
rcduc-I for MONDAY ONLY, -
CENTS 49,.
Corr,d Ntash-Sllks. choice colors-MON-
DAY. Per yard. p CENTS.
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MILBoRO' SPRINGS.
INV 20 w, ,sa&su3ml

CITY HOTEL, CHAsE CITY, VA.
Summer boarders solicited. Good rooms.
First-cass fare; polite attention; free use
OF Mecklenburg Paneeea Water. a Spe-
cinc for Dyspepsia, Kidney and Bladder
Troubles rheumatism, Insomnia. and
Constipation. railroad and telegraph
facilities; healthy surroundings. $50 feet
elevation, pure air. Roe ri per day, 81,
week. so: month. OF - days. so.
THOMAS +. PETfUS. Proprietor,
1e s-Su&Wlt Chase City. Va.
THE MAGNIFICENT n..sIDENCE OF
r. B Moran. IN Charlottesville, on Park
avenue. beautifully furnished. FOR
RENT during the months OF June. July
August, and September. For particulars
apply to J THOMPSON BROWN. lllS
Main street. OF the owner Charlottes-
Wills, Va. js l-ru. Th&Su3t
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stMuun HOWE.

EDGE Hill, NONTYALE, VA, Mrs.
Rives Hoffman. Immediat 'ly on Norfolk
and Western railroad. Plenty Of shade.
Accommodations nrst-ciass. Mineral
waterE References exchanged.
nv - IA xsulm
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DOMESTICS.
Actually amazing attractions. Some
really remarkable retailing occurs In
This popular section tomorrow.


this popular section tomorrow.
500 YARDS BEAUTIFUL Lace-Striped
Organde Dimity. latest shadlngS, IN
Guiding solid colors and rich Ores,
den effects, 2lc. valuc-Mond1y, ana
as long as they last, 9 Ga CENTS,
PRINTED JACOEETS. Tan, Llsht-
Blue. Pink. Lavender, Black GrounGs'
yard-for MONDAY, 3 CENTS.
FRENCH PLlSSE. all the latest color
ings also solid Black; regular -'c'
gooods.,MI29naay 92nllyI, &C. f.c yafq very
sheer. in stripes and dainty. figures
is yards wide. Blue. Pink. Tan, lei-
low. Green, Lavender. ana othe.
colors-rCasonable for &c. yard nuI
Mondays graf bargain price. u
FINE 81, FRENCH Zephyr Glngham,s;. sod
DAYS PRICE Z 81 CENTS:
siripes-MONDAY l. - CENTS.
THE USUAL l. lie. Dim.ty: White
grounds neat fgures-MONDAA'' 80
Natii.een Creponette. in Tan. Green.
Blue. ana Pink. striped effects, esta0-
IIshed price, l9c. yard-special Mon
day. 5 l-3c.
$500 yards Scotch Organdie, very
fine. in Pinks, Blues. Browns, Greens,
Yellows. Tens. with stripes. polka dots.
and Dresden effects. l2ic. goods-Mon-
DAYS price, BIC. selling starts a. 1910
o'clock. Limit of two dresses to a
bayer.
i0-4 good quality Brown Sheeting-
from / to o'clock 0lc. yard.
SILKS.
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n,ehnra Genee 40 More.

VIENNA, June Is. Richard Sehee, .ne
well-known composer ana poi 10 o'"''
He WAS born In Dantzs In 1919.
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WEST LyxcnntnG HOTEL.

no rooms; now open; three niles from
Union Depot. LynchbUig. TroAsy.cars
every twenty minutes Blue Ridge
mountains and Peaks OF otter IN full
view Professor John ". Nnllet. ct
University. says the chaiybeate spring ~
equal % any iron spring In Virginia for
medicinal use Tennis-c0urt. ton-piD al
icy. shuttle board free, Tor guests only.
For picture ~ hotel and other inlorma-
ton apply 10 a. l.. STtBBS,
my 22-W& sum West Lynchburg. va.
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JUNE Is, 1895.
JUNE Is 1895.
T1HE1 COHEN co.

It's prices brings people here It's selling
kind that this and advances its high place the public
ceapness of this that the largest crowd to the PEOPLES
will break all records and make the busiest June day
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SUMMER RESORTS.
THE TERaINhL, Nest Point. "a.

This Iusuy-pJpulbT resort .u IIurWater.
Va. At the head OF York river ard near
Chesapeake Loy, lS NOW OpES zoe
the accommodation OF sucste. and -
under experienced and competent manage.
inent.
Pushing. Grabbing. Boating. and Bathing
are unsurpassed. tfIsninS season CONF
meuces ahoul May isLJ
The house ls uttcd With modern Ina
proVements. large and wtl-fIInishel
rooms, ana IL supplied with MINERAL.
ARTESIAS WATER. The grounds are
large and well shaded: the ballroom com.
modious ana airy and an elegant baut
Of music will be In attendance during tho
season.
This is one Of the most delightful re-
sorts FOR families ia the South.
For particulars ana lHtes address
QUINCY q GOFf.
NH 18th Su&Tu3m Projectors
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BLvE RIDGE SPRINGS,

ROTETOURT COUNTY. VA.
Tventy-third consecutive season under
proprietorship and personal msna,aggse,mssh'
of PHILLIP r bNON- ~
my DIV F&Su2m
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PICTURES.

so Beautifully Framed Pictures. oil ef-
fccis. soc. value-MONDAI BE
64o Mexican Hammocks. extra long and
strong MONDAY 73c
Stronees; Hammock Hooks. &c; Spread
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LINENS.
Hardly believable, but still it's so.

harQly DeleNaDle, Dut rtlii IL so'
y sS-inch Table Damask. pure linen,
superior quality, imporl,aIulggHn SSIISvtrS
yard; Monday, SlAIA -ShN E''
CENTS
5iiuch German Linon Table Damask.
grass bieached, tie usual 59c. goods;
SOLID TURKEY RED on-Boiled
Damask. Grecian borders, worth at
least 81 a yard. at 0Sc.
HAND-HEMsTlTCH PURE-LlNh TN
PlLLOW-CASES. size ~ l-2xe6, 81 l-2c;
lO-t PURE LINEN SHEEIlNG, round
thread. Sl3 goods. for sen ENTY-
NINE CENTS. 4 YARD.
TWO-NARDS LONG Fancy-Fringed
Linen Buffet Scarls. fancy coloTed
centres. until sold. TWENTY I'VE
IiTEN BHMASK TRAY CLOTHS.
l,y21 inches, at L l-Zc; usual price
Ali LINEN FRINGED DAMAsK
EXTRA HEAVY PURE LINEN 1sxls
DAAIASK DOfLIES. In fancy coloTed
borders. or pure whichever so;di Tor
less than l37 u cents dozen, Mon
DAYS PRICE. EIGHTY EIGHT
ALL-LINEN DANiASK DINNER NAP
KlNS. lSvlS, worth % Il dozen; spe-
'' ''' TOWELS.
bargains YOU can't get away from.
AIL-LINGN HEMMED PURE IlUCK
ION els, large size, at lOc each
EXTRA SIZE ALL-LINEN HEMMED
TOWELS. size 2lX4O, fancy c0lored
borders. at J. l-2c.
ALL~LINEN DAMASK TOWELS dou-
bile opcn-work b0rdcrs. tied fringe
size igK3S u 2jc. towel, Monday only
loo.
FINEST QUALITY. DOUBLE DAM
ASK, EXTRA LARGE TOWELS,
open work borders. and tied fringe;
plain borders. straight fringe; Barns
ley buck, hemmed. and hemsttched
borders. valued up 10 $3.50 a dozen;
an on one counter Monday only al 25c.
THE USUAL 10 and u lie. Linen
I.rNaI. AInNl y I-IAL i'ENIE
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81 barrels jelly Tumblers. perfect
goods. TIN tops, Monday ljc. dozen.

SALE $50 TO 1850
800 substantial Wash-B Boards. l5-inch.
nailed. at 90.
During the same hour 800 Wash Boards.
heavily. zinced on one side, at TEN
% dozen Round. Maple Ice-Bowls fun
Size given away Monday at &c
Beg, stock l-2-feet Ironing Boards.
worth sc, at sc.
ALL-HAGR BLACKING BRUSHES.
with dauoer zoe. article, at &c.
Fine Bristle Clothes Brushes. 3jc.
brush. at l0c.
Lighter, with a box OF star Tapers.
worth loc.. all for TWENTY-FoUR
"sILEXQ" SECURING SOAP takes the
place u SapcliO equally as goOd, nv y
CENTS 4 LARGE CAKE.
PutZ Cream for POLISHING needs no
introduction. &C.. can.
Superior quality Steak Hammer with
steel blade, De. article, for l5c.
Fiaht-Pall Croquet Set, hard wood.
worth Sl.2J, for SIC.
1000 highest Quality Turkey Feather
busters. all large sizes, none worth less
than 4gc.. some as high as roc. Monday
only. all at lie.
200 Two.Quart "Blizza d. Freezers
Monday 59c.
800 1go-Section Clothes Racks, SOC.
article. Monday ljc.
300 Two-Quart Porcelain-Lined Iron
Preserving Kettles, Monday at lee.
50-Foot Section Good Quality Rubber
Garden Hose. all coupled and ready for
use, for 81 90.
TWENTY FIVE SETS GENUINE
ENGLISH CHINA DINNER AND
IEA-SEENICE. artistic floral decora-
tions. ~ pieces-MONDAN So 70 set
real value SIS One SET to a buyer
30 Sets Finest Carlsbad China Tea
Sets, handsome decorations. % pieces,
never sold for less than $3.50 set,
Monday 1898. One set to buyer.
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COUNTY. Va
WANTED. \ FEW BOARDERS FROM
THE IST or JULY. Foot or Blue Ridge.
Delightful climate. freestone and sulphur
waters Large house. nice rooms. Be9uti-
ful shade. Fruits. vegetables, etc. RIDING
driving. fishing. hunting. Nice neignbor-
hood. References exchanged. Apply Mrs.
". l. WINFIELD. Speuyville, Va.
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SPRINGS. Va

IMMEDIATELY on CHESAPEAKE
AND ONO RAILROAD Ferrol Post.
Onice. OPENS JUNE !. lse5. Newly fur.
nshed Elegant fare Address
CRAWFORD & EICHELBERGER,
my 26-Su&WGw Proprietors
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Major Poe somewhat better.
Major Poe was reported last night as
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-16
several Persons Injured.

Fusion. he smiled and asked: do you
expec. me 10 answer that?'
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MOuNTAIN-TOP HOTEL AND
eIilINI.a

MOINTAiN-TOP HOTEL AND
SPRINGS.
over ROcktish Gap. Blue ridge Mountains.
300 feet above tne level II the sea. Fine
views. a delsnttui summer resort, cheap
board strong iron spring. many attrac-
lions 10 the invalid. pleasure seekers. and
families. OF easy access Address Nes-rs.
NASSTE & co. Alton. Va. my lg-3m
SWEET SPRINGS. MONR0E NTY.
~. Va.
This most delightful OF ali other noun
tain resorts OF the NlrgiL.as viii be open
81 for guests II ~ !. 1895. Carriages viii
convey passengers 20 and from Allegheny
Station instead % stage caiche3. except
where parties prefer coaches.
RATES. SEQ per day.
so o. SlJ per week.
SS 20 50 Per month.
A. r. WHITE. Proprietor.
Late Manager Gladys Inn. clifton Forge,
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SUMMER RESORTS.
JEFFERsON-PARK hotel AND
SPRINGS

one mile from University OF Virginia.
fleCtric-Cdr service.
SUPERIOR MlNEEAL-WATER
Abundant shade, lovely walks and
drives Ideal resort. Races low.
WILLIAM a. BDWLES,
IL 2-Su " e FIN Charlottesville, Va.
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HOTEL AND BATH-HOCSE
ARE NOW OPEN.
For further particular apply 70
\. N. STlMSON,
nv i2-eodtivl Manager.
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Hotel Basn1Oral,

Lemon tNIN.E AND HATH 81.
NEW YORK CITY.
Location unsurpassed. central Park
within tire. blocks. Attractions Of ely
and country combined. NelY desirable
suites. two 10 1--WE rooms, with bath EK-
celient table, prices moderate. Send Tor
Circular. RODGERS * co.
aB 18th SutT usGt
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SUMNER RESORTS.

COUNTRY RESIDENCE WILL TAKE
SUMMER BOARDERS; one and one halt
miles from Marion, Smythe county va. :
cool rooms. plenty OF shad.; free trans
porta;icn 10 aad from depot
Terms. SIS per month. children ana ser
wants half-price. Address :. ". G., BOX
~ Marion. Va. ge wv
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MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
No talk can add greater force than
these low prices

LONSDALE CAMBRIA DRAWERS,
we'll made. s tqcks, yoke bands. and
fun sizes. FOR MONDAY AT TWEEN
TY-FINE CENTS-then the regular
price
LADIES MUSLIN CHEMIST. lace
trimmed. good workmanship, at NINE
TEEN CENTS
Ladies Extra size Muslin skirt Yards
wide MONDAYS PRICE, FIFTY
EIGHT CENTS
LADIES LAWN UMBRELLA SKIRTS
trimmed, three rows Nalenciepnes in
scrtion. for S2l9-less than the cost OF
materials alone
ladies' Muslin Umbrella Skirt, tucked
Tufile, at Toe
LADIES CAMBRIA LACE-TRIMMED
LOBE FULLER DRAWERS. for
Monday only TiiIRTI-NINE CENTS
= PAIR
LADIES MUSLIN GOWNS. cluster
tuck yoke. cambria rutlle. neck, and
sleeves, and Bertha, FORTY EIGHT
CENTS.
SALE 10 TO p O'CLOCK
Ladies' Cambria Corset-Covers. high
and low neck. enough TO last for
two hours, Sc. each
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LADIES' SILK-GLORIA 2o-iuch- M
brcllas. paracOn-frame. handsome m
ported handles. Of Dresd n. crys tat.
ceuuloid. ivory, silver. and gold-pldt-
ell. Congo and Weichels-any of the
nhoNn 90. MONDAY Only 81 CENIS.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-05-11

BERLIN ranks as the healthiest city in
the world.
THE steamship City of Paris keeps up
steam with the aid of ffty-four furnace
fires.
THE women of Morocco never cele-
brate their birthdays, and few of them
know their ages
POWDERED glass is now used to make
sandpaper. The glass is pulverized by
heating it red hot and throwing it into
water.
THE condor is the largest bird in ex-
istence. Some of those shot in the
Andes had a spread of wing of is to 20
feet.
THE sound Of a bell 4 be heard
through the water at a distance of IS, 200
feet. Through the air it can be heard at
a distance of only 456 feet.
"As BLIND as a mole" is not a sensible
comparison, as the mole is possessed of
good eyesight, although its eyes are
very small-about the size of a mustard
seed.
THE observance OF Lent is one Of the
Oldest customs among Christian nations.
1t is, in fact. a custom of such antiquity
that its beginning is involved in OBJ
S~curitv.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-05-11
HOME HINTS AND HELPS.

Chocolate Snaps: One pound of sift.
ed sugar, pound of chocolate
grated, mix together; beat the white
OF n egg and stir into the sugar and
chocolate, continue to beat until il Is a
stun paste. Sugar a white paper. drop
the paste on it with a small spoon and
haioe IN a slow oven.-Western Rural.
New Orleans Indian Bread: Beat
two eggs verylight and add them alter
nateiy with a pint of fine white meal
to Il pint of sour milk or buttermilk;
beat a level te~aspoonful of baking soda
into a little of the SOU milk until il
foams: stir this in the batter, beat well
and bake in a quick oven.-Countrv
Gentleman.
baptist Dip: Roll some Light dough
ve"v thin, cut with a small biscuit cut
r " in squares with a knife. Fry in
hu. lard to a light brown, remove with
wire spoon and place in a colander that
no fat may remain on them. Prepare
cream or milk gravy as for omlnon
toast and immense the cakes.-Orange
Judd Farmer.
Date Teacake: One-half scupful of
butter, one cupful of sugar, one egg.
one cupful of milk, four cupfuls of
flour, salt, three teaspoonfuls of bak-
ing-powder. Add last one cupful of
chopped dates Bake in long, shallow
pans, and serve warm with butter, or
with a liquid sauce for dessert.-Good
Housekeeping.
Potato Pie: Peel and CRATE one
large white potato into a dish. add the
Juice n rind of one lemon, the beaten
white of one egg, one teacup of white
sugar, one cup cold water: pour this
into a nice under crust and bake; when
done have ready the beaten whites of
three eggs, half cup powdered sugar,
flavor with lemon, spread on the pie
and return to the oven to harden
Farmers Voice.
--Egg-plant Preserve: This unique
delicacy is very fine, and has the merit
of being easily prepared. Pare and cut
into slices half an inch thick, add
pound for pound of sugar, and let it
stand over night. Next morning put
on over 4 rather slow fire, let it come
to a boil, and cook slowly for several
hours, until the slices are transparent.
This very much resembles fig preserves,
and is a good substitute. Good House
keeping.
To Clean a Carpet: The carpet be.
ing first well shaken and free from
dust, nail it down to the floor: then
mix half a pint 'of bullock's gall with
two gallons of soft water; scrub the
carpet well with soap and the gall
mixtdre; when perfectly dry it will
look like new, as the colors will be re-
stored to their original brightness.
The brush used must not be too hard,
but rather long in the hair, or it will
rub up the nap andinjure the carpet
Leeds Mercury.