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srRoHoEFER's LoVE LETTER.
Hts Appeal TO HIS Young Wife Who Had
Lett HIN.


Lucie Strohoefer. go years old. in an action
brought by her father, Henry Koelle. as guar
dian. has obtained judgment from Judge Nc
Adam of the Superior Court snnulling her
marriage to William Strohoefer on the ground
that he was mentally incompetent at the time
of the marriage. They were married on Aug.
2s. lS93. and lived together four months A curl
Gus feature of the case was q long letter that
Strohoefer sent TO her on Jan. II. 1894. In this
he said:
do you forget how loved You and what
have done for your How happy we were when
put the engagement ring on your finger How
happy when placed the wedding ring On your
finger What grand wedding The pleasant
drive through the park. and our two hearts beat
as one" He reminded her that she was of
French extraction and asked her to make u trip
with him to Florida and thence to the island OF
Martinique He wrote: "Let us stay In the
beautiful French island paradise Of the world,
in abundance. and stay on the French island for
q month";" He urged her throughout the letter
TO return to him and reminded her OF her mar
riage VOWS.
has fsssysa from
BY PoSliGs.Sn nn sS.S9 for SSsS
with the firm Of Kimbali n Co., plano manu-
faeturers in Chicago, The Csppigli9s were
married In 1877, and they have four children.
bh%SSas n: s ss y Rs Sss
Jersey City Heights, Ia 1883 and 1889, with
macy With Gharlotte Goodrich. Carrie Phiiips,
Lizzie Layton. and Jennie MoEs4A
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HoslERY-UNDERWEAR

Nothing like it, those in the
trade say. But still the little
prices 60 on and the fine goods go
out.
Womens white Swiss ribbed uslo thread
Vests; high neck. long sleeves. 800 each:
were 81,
Nomens Swiss ribbed Isle thread Vests, silk
crocheted necks. 75c; were S1.lO.
Womens eCru ribbed Isle thread Combina-
,ion Suits. high neck, short sleeves, low
neck, no sleeves. knee length, TOO: were
$l.25.
Womens Swiss ribbed Isle Cycling Tights
ecru S5c; were So.
Chidren's white gauZe Vests. high neck long
sleeves. !! for 5Oc: were 40c each.
Womens light cOlored Isle thSead hose, 2
pair for 26c; were 50c pair.
Womeus fast black cotton Hose unbleached
feet .Jc pair.
Children's Isle thread Hose. sizes to 81,
1Oc: would be SOC IL not red.
Chiidren's tan and black ribbed cotton Hose
sizes 8 to SIa 25c pair; were SOC.
WomeH's fast black plated silk Hose, open
work instep, $50 pair.
3rOu dway and Ninth Street.
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WoMEN's SHIRT WAISTS

If a regiment of women, each
with a different Shirt Waist notion,
were to march into the store this
morning we could hand a distinct
style to every one. Natty Shirt
Waists, handsome up-to-date Shirt
Waists. It's the fullest, best Shirt
Waist gathering We know of in the
town, and the most temptingly
priced
Chintz Shirt Waists. laundered collar and
cuffs. white ground: blue pink, black
stripes. gathered 'front.' yoke back. SOc
Percale Shirt Waists. gathered front. yoke
back. laundered collar and cuffs pink, blue.
and black patterns. full sleeves, CSC.
Fine Percale Shirt Waists, gathered front,
yoke back. laundered collar and cuffs, In
very pretty patterne large sleeves, 81.
Fine Percale Shirt Waists, gathered froht,
yoke back. laundered collar and cuffs. extra
black striped effects D1.26,
Madras Waists, in pretty pink and blue
checks, full front. yoke back. laundered col
Madras Shirt Waists, in solid pink and blue,
full 'front.' yoke back. laundered collar and
cuffs S1.75. Same in finer quality Madras,
$3.
Shirt Waists Of nne linen. colored lawn. full
front. yoke back. laundered collar and cuffs,
8l.76.
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Beginning juno I this store tDnl
close on Saturdays at IL O'Clock
noon, tu1tI September.
sUMMERY SILKS

Think of the weather, think of
your silk needs, come with conf
dence, and with about half the
silk money you meant to use.
Here nre new Japanese Kai Kai
wash silks, dainty colorings, 400
grade 25c, and others with cable
cord effects, 500 grade, at Csc.
l.:oo yd.. ee in. Printed Pongee, eSo kind,
3jC.
a. ASc.
Both lots imported for this seasonal selling.
At 6s,,a counter full Of Colored, Figured or
Striped Taffeta Giace Satin do Chine. Col
ored Brocadc Gros Grain. Have sold at
600 s'o yds. % aa in. Black Figured Gros Grain,
$l.25 grade, at 05c.
1000 yds. o3 In. Black Fancy Grenadines. in
sripes and figures, at 81 aad e1.15; were
SI,,e,
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FOR EVERYBODY.

This is Everybody's Furniture
Store. We cater to no special
class of trade. We are prepared
to meet the needs of the twelve
dollar a week man and those of
the owner of millions.
Wherever your furniture fancy
leads You in price or design you'll
find satisfaction in our stock-a
double satisfaction because you
will find both eye and pocketbook
equally we'll suited.
Ii you'll take a bit of advice
you'll come in and look around be-
fore you are really ready to buy.
Take plenty of time-a hurried
purchase often brings regret.
PAARL0R SUITS IN Brocatelles; Damasks, and
Tapestries from $4,000 upward.
patterns, from Sl0, 30 upward.
SIDEBoARDS in solid oak MS low as $3.50.
DINING CHAIRS. solid oak-very nice, at
CARPETS In all grades -Moquettes. Soc; Vel
vets. 75c.-Tapestry Brussels at soc.
J.H.LITTLE & GO.
Furniture and Carpets,
9th Av.. Cornar 18th ct,
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llER RE lACES

shs tho and at
n u lPPoi| 70 81 PEiiHss Hissro Laess, 500 I'd.
o-,U Up to 81 tierre Laces. s2 I'd; o,...u-
fPpqSSs poin t$nt d tPssT e d Val
yds Rsess shns
DRESS TRIMMING.
TLsy Il, ' II 6louss'. ospe', dresses to tho high
At si. choice of $50 Jet Collars and Jet Yokes.
sans Gene and Empire shapes Have been
SO and "a very recently. ,,.
.sea on imported dresses that cost up 70
stock. Blouses that look like queens;
sS Sc a5s s2s4 ~: L *
Empire Bands, a beautiful assortment At 500
and 81 I'd.
WHITE DOT SWISS.
Crisp. pure as snow. white dot. and tho right
s sSs S ~ fFcm s. sS. DAY yd n
Never tho like under SOC.
$40 ROBES AT o..
Embroidered Robes for Summer. ~ yds. 42
yds. narrow embroidery for waist; Az yds.
double material, enough 70 make entire
dress. Brought out to bring $10-to end
them % each.
HANDKERCHIEFs.
Mems pure linen, fine quality. real hem
stitched, Ahirred Handk kerchiefs, Irish make,
French finish, unlaundered. I4c. If laun-
dered. SOC would be fair.
100 doz mems large size, pure silk. Japanese
silk h'dk's. with large silk embroidered ini-
tial, at 2sC. worth soc without initial
BELTS.
silk Belts with silver plato buckles plated on
heavy metal. Better for wear than all
silver buckles. With or without initial,
finely engraved. Monday, 26o each. You've
seen no better at 81.
HOSE SUPPORTERS.
Lindsay's patent clasp Hose Supporters of
silk elastic. silk webbing, satin belt o rich
article. and generally 60c and 75c. On Mon
day, all colors, In all sizes, 2Bc.
PARASOLS. ALL SHADES.
Just 100 of the prettiest little Parasols, 22 In,
chanReable glaoe silk, with Dresden porce-
lain handle, S2.5O.
FRAMES.
Tho new Frame Store open tomorrow rivals
the new jewelry store In beauty.
200 fine silver plated Frames engraved copies
of S5 and $40 kinds are zoe.
900 gilt Florentne Frames, copies Of the S5
frames, arc 45c. each.
BrOadway Side.
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COTTON DRESS GOODS

Lkty have new space, more
space, better space on the Fourth
Avenue side.
And there arc more of these
dainty cottons, very likely, than
Yon ever saw in one retail gather
Ing before.
Most of them not two days in
the house. Pick of the market,
chosen styles from stocks that
stand highest in the trade.
This display will be q delightful
revelation to every woman-par-
sicularly the amazingly little prices.
sSS ssSu ss ss s,s1aEs x,.. aS snS .,vss Gsns white
Mi!A SdS lSI small u; ixufss sna ! Stripes: %:
i'6oo yas. cotton Chailis. light ground, colored
Pretty TrH!y chntzes IN slaret cardinal mourn
Indigo blue soft finished Percals. with white
Galatea drills, red and White. blue.and-white
Scotch plaid 1iinsbam,. 10 1-ao and IL Re.
'fnkley Crepes. in cardinal pink, blue. and
pttier butter color, 1: I-:e and a0c I'd.
rely snay white ground Lawns, in pink. blue. Law,
snJier, s,ni, oiack, red, and ecru figures and
crinkley Jaconet. In cardinal. navy blue. and
Fine me ummer;weight Percales. dark ground.
Imnds,sSIh waa white figures. 10 l-sc.
aes EsssS fSsfsa R.. pretty designs 49,
Vssy az dne Empress Lawn, ise, reduced from
'sry pretty wide Chevlots, white ground, with
fi1s Sss double Width Lawns, white ground. black.
hises ssh and blue ground sateen. with white
oSt|Sn SS',. Hasnretts Ciosh. Sisok ground. with
very % fine Organdie Lawn. handsome flower
Dsn,cts Dsnectsi printed on embroidered cloths. 27c.
Stripes s hsurss and polks asSsas aoss
itrnsas,er rn, s Gnghams. not the discarded style,
Gsses i.e staple chs;ks. generally 90 scarce aud
"es a"ees;Rsole, Rle, 4c. Not more than 10 yds. to any
Fourth Avenue.
AGliT DRESS GOODS
Every ripple and wrinkle that fashion pre-
mipc ,Ses and as airily put together as If hum
3,To6 3ToS Sds n,sas a, had turned weavers.
yus; orepon. sea-fOamy. newest Parlsian
fosa fwssVe' bu. l!ttle ats In coming over. there
~
sSSSS ssiIss siss 81 siss :s$ SiSs si$$ ssS :ssS
Twos,oGnra Too Grahite suitine, ho In. at 100.
we;une DeBeiEe Suiting. new tints, light
Csc Jsconsld al ana Sl;25 kind, at 0se aud 75c.
pegiting at $50, 'AN "A~i~"so
Fsthsns Son. ns sthirty sorts Chsyie.s. Twseds Orc
Heis hsif ~ wdn IN fancy strpsd lorraine Fisn
suits waists aGr womsns onM house gowns outing
a0sses' At ioc; F; usually $50.
Tear aotunaa.
LACK GOODS.
the yd. "'''''' e'sios suc' were 1.@e
Emh,ai1stred Efg,h; llistred Mohair. 7So O.. 40 kind.
FngI.hasTed Crepon, z6e the 81 grade.
al In aohalr sicilian, bOe to 0I0O.
from sl.75 'A~anos' ooc reouoea
saen ssS xass hs'isss. alwoo. very nne quality,
.o'n India Twilia. 4se the yd.; were TOO.
Y'srsA AvsAss sad Tsa,h stree.
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ADLER NO LONGER EXECUTOR.
One Charge Was that He Went Often to
the Pool Rooms ana Races.

J. Richard Adler. member of the firm of
Cassidy 81 Adler, plumbers. at 53l West Fifty
fifth street, has been removed by Surrogate
Fitzgerald from the executorship of the estate
years ago. One charge against Adler was that
he frequented pool rooms and race tracks. lie
denied that he knew of any pool rooms in tho
city In the last two years. and said he went only
occasionally to the race track.
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STERLING SILVER JEwELRY
We choose only the best, not from one man
or from ono firms make. but from almost
every reliable house in the country.
ton. three studs two sleeve buttons-war-
ranted BY the manufacturer 1925 fine. Sold
but the word sterling" Sold by us at the
usual close profit $50 the set
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Silver Belt Pins ESQ, beautifully engraved
and chased; heretofore always SOC.
Silver Scissors of the finest steel, made for
good use 81 pair.
Manicure sSts. pieces. all sterling silver, s1
the set.
Belts with sterling buckles, d each.
Bear in mind that we clean all
silverware bought of US free of
charge at any time.
Tenth Street.
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SUNNI Err DRINKS

with cracked ice in one hand and
a bunch of straws in the other are
dancing this way. 1t would have
made the folks of our grandfathers'
days pat their backs with delight
to have met such fairies. Yours
for amazingly little money.
belfast Ginger Ale and plain Soda. best
quality. made from Cromac Springs water
OF Ireland, patent stoppers no corks to
pull, 100 bottle. Si.IA doz. $3.50 case
wild Cherry Phosphate. for three days only.
25c, soc, and 81 bottles at ale, $50. 74c;
Knapp's Root Beer Extract. made from nat
uraI roots and herbs not essential oils prep
aratiOn, each package makes gallons, 3
days only, 25c bottle for 13c.
6trasbourg Game Purses, finest quality.
chicken, pheasant. Quail. thrush, woodcock.
roebuck. hare. partridge. 18o can, o2.O8
French White Vino Vinegar. concentrated
strength. made from grapes, $40 full or
quart bottle and Slo full pint bottle.
Virgin Olive OIL, finest quality, our own i'm
pOrtation from France. makes q magnificent
mAyonnAiss dressing. &c. SAO. a4O bottle.
yrsnch Table Prunss. large nns color and
Jersey Tomatoes, best quality. cold packed.
nothing but red ripe solid fruit. 30 can.
Fssaek Sonsclsss sardinsa, in pureat olive oil,
none better in siss and flavor. sso large can.
Bassasat. Fssrth Avs..s aaa NsasA sssss&
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RARE RIBBONS At RIDICULOUS PRICES.
ENGRAVING At PRICE OF PRINTING.

We make q specially of all kinds
OF engraving. Work as fine as the
finest and cheaper than the cheap
est.
Engraved Plate with name, including Printing so
Cards OF anest quality. In latest style and size.
00c
Printing 80 Cards from customers own plate. 20c
Initials stamped on note paper or from customers
own die. any color. 0e. per Quire.
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FRAMES.
IN THE BOOK STORE

Getting nearer and nearer to our
mind; delighting more and more
visitors every day. And the great
assortment is no more notable than
the little prices. These are very
special:
Across Africa-Vsrney ,Lovett Cameron. sos
pages, octave, 33 full-paRe and numerous
Travels in the ReRion Of the AmoornThos. VIM;
cuts. $3.50. Our price SOC.
The Poets OF the XIX. Century-S Selected by
Wilmont and Duyckinck,. d74 pages, octave,
The s1 WILING Hing s5 AssPsaRi 3ss R'Bso 6a cA.u vols
ootayo, l,3O6 Illustrations, 81 80. Our price 30
The. Rose of Love-Angelina Teal 81. Our
Tic Goign Of vantags-John Seymour Wood,
Links in a hain-Margaret Sutton Briscoe. 81.
Our price $50.
bound in linen finish cloth with ornate silver
stamping, standard authors.
FS6%s. HShsrs HgGnS' HanS Z vols yoIs' sss, sc
Walter Scott, vols, b5c.
Shelley, 3 vols. 6Sc.
Thomas Gray, 1Sc.
Songs from the Dramstists, I8c.
HURT BOOKS.
Still a tebleful at a small fraction of the orgi.
nal prices.
MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTIONS
Are taken at special rates for all American
and foreign periodicals. special counter
purpose. Current numbers OF the leading
magazines are on sale there. Addresses OF
Subscribers will be changed at any time.
Book store, NiHth street.
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WITH THE cHINAWARE

We took all tho Chamber Toilet Sets the pot
ter had-one OF the largest potters in the coun-
try. Best quality goods, painted and gold btip-
pied.
10 pcs. o.. AS; regularly $3.50.
~ pcs. with tarJ SAB: regularly $3.50.
Prices all around are leaning toward you In
the same way. Take Glassware:
Engraved Tumblers 60c doz.; not $l25.
Cut Glass carafes. decanters. ETC., O8o each; /;
regularly ~.
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OUR GUARANTEE GOES

OUR GUARANTEE GOES
we SELL HartcEes
mn even nw1eco
AS TO SLVERWARE7he
makers that we do Same weights They
has K Wallace Barton
A. F.
200
O twill
who wan al ve modest tprces
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WoMEN's SUITS

About $50 Suits. with fitted waists. cheviots
seTges. GEepons twseds. fancy novelties, and
material at Wholesale; $3.50, $40. 015, and
$40; originally $40 to $50.
Duck Blazer Suits at 1,6O, &2, 83, 90, $3.50,
and up to SOS.
Second Floor, Rrondway.
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CORSETS

About 200 assorted styles of c. p. and p. D.
Corsets. and popular makes Of Domestic
Corsets, 81; originally o.. 60 and $e.76.
Broken sizes, of course.
Second Floor. Fourth Avenue.
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Sterling Silver Spoons, warranted .e27 fine q
points better than sterling). beautiful pat
terms and new, 500 each; eame patterns In
Dessert Spoons and Forks, 0l.AS each.
Same in extra heavy Dinner Spoons and
Forks 01.0O each.
SILvER-PLATED WARE
Quadruple plato. very best: beautifully chased
Tea Pots, $3.50; the IS kind.
Piece Sets-tea pot, sugar bowl. cream and
spoon holders, $500 the set; equal to any at
$40 that we know of.
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LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.

LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
This department is still growing.
We ought to say booming"
There must be q reason for it.
Can't you guess? Isn't it things
like this?
Ladies' Extra quality Cambria Drawers we'll mnde,
with paits and deep hem, at &c.
wide fine @ tacssf safh4 q,
Ladies' nne Muslin Drawers. made with the new
STads a ,Hs ~s fsss sna Ms s1s ns
Ladies aides, nsW , style rmErsl' Skirts Of fine muslin
and full 8t1 yards wide, at 0Sc.
ns a:h F FSn. W.
n SHeS sfane of Irish Point
SKIRTS
Sas. and 90 sFss shape fsi
and extra width. in blue or gray at aSc. '' 'e"S'A
55c. ML.W00L SERGES At 25c.
Here's q problem for the tariff
tinkers to tackle: These French
serges under the Mckinley tariff
would cost about 55c. per yard
under the Wilson tariff about 425c,
and would cost about 32ac. per
yard if there were no tariff at all,
and yet we offer them in black and
Is different colors, all double width,
at 25c. per yard.
LADIES' HOUSE GOWNS.
and
at sos length and width splendid
sews Of I IL
Ra &onda1 81 H1 do Paris Lace special for
diss HE Hcuss Gowns O. splendid quality 2imity
ne isssass iaee at win OF
FINE HANDKERCHIEFS AT half PRICE.
The best way to prevent stock
from getting old is to sell it while
it's new and when people want it at
low prices. These are all new and
cheap.
Handkerchefs for men. women and children. in
S1sst Wiz SS'si sssoDsS
and lace edges, all at &c.
ais
ssss:s Sss$sr Ss'a %s
ss%sly @ s$sreasseS: VIII ssaiieeea sns nfss isss
with embroidered corners, at 28c.
BARGAINS IN VEILIAGS.
We don't lead in everything, but
we do in Veilings. Our assort-
ment is always up to date, and
prices lower than the lowest.
Aisk snSe and d double h3u width ehens che dotted and
Fashionable Shades. Worth SOC. pei per yard as Ioe
:, shs sys
worth 6oc. per yard. at s0c.
JEWELRY At SPECIAL PRICES.
Ladies' Shirt Waist Sets of Ster-
ling silver, including pair of links,
3 studs and collar button, 48C.
ysis s S:i ns OF psss. as
sraDe desisas per set Of 8, iss. 'A' "IN 'e
Sterling silver Belt Pins, handsome desiRna, worth
at least 8oc.. at 1Sc.
BELTS
Ss.eas sss ss % BIZ nsiss 5aesis s4s%
with each belt Price 4Sc.
@ %olth sf s7s IT Sse 10 DO paf' silver
SUIT AND CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
New blood, new ideas, and new
stock in this department.. Pret-
ty dainty creations at about half
the usual price. It's worth your
visit now.
Ladies' Duck Suits, white and covert cloth effects in
all the newest colorings full skirts. blazer Jacket
SS.0e.
Ladies' Capss In bewildering variety OF styles and
colors, in velvet. cloth, silk, and satin. some SILK
lined. some trimmed with Jet, ribbons aud lace. at
84.Os.
Ladies' Separate Skirts in Crepon. Covert Cloth.
Mohair, Cheviot, Serges, ana fancy mi ixtures, the
latest shape, at 04.oS.
Ladies' splendid quality Satin Skirts dne percaline
lining real haircloth back newest shapes and full
-..-.-
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RUcs-MATTINcs

There's comfort in picking from
the most liberal stocks in the city
economy, too - note the prices.
Rugs were S9.76. Sl2.75 and SIS
Now 10 so. $3.50 and 8I2.
China Mattings by the roll.
~ grade at p. % grade at Sd. 10.
S9.26 grade at $6.75. SIC grade at $9.76,
ThirA Floor.
PUBLIC TELEPHONE-Pay station
Grocery Dept, Basement
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72!aA.& 72;ahm&
So West 23d st.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS THIS WEEK IN
Warm Weather Bargains
own AMONG the WHITE G0oDS.
56 West 23d st.

DOWN AMONG the WHITE GOODS.
Customers say we have the
brightest, cheeriest basement in
the city, but the pleasantest thing
about it is the littleness of the
prices there.
6pow.white Linen Damask, beautiful patterns, full
90 inchea wide worth 6pc per yard. at B0c.
few pieces of heavy "Silver bieached" Damask.
7s inches wide. warranted all linen. at Apc. in.
stead OF 79c.
been buying at 2ic. now 16c.
Long,loop Terry Turkish Towels, the regular Qoc.
extra large.siied ones at 124c.
Double Damssk Irish Linen Napkns. 81 inches
square. the usual o. as quality at "a. 40 per dozen.
WHITE QUILTS.
Full size White Bedspreads. handsome Marseilles
patterns all ready hemnied for use:
ell9 quality at acc.
ql.4y quality at. 0sc.
el.76 quality at..................91.1o at.
SHEETS AND PILLow.cASES.
Prices in the Wholesale market
advanced last week over 10 per
cent. No raise in prices here as yet.
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THAT Isc. HOSIERY SALE.

THAT Isc. HOSIERY SALE.
It seemed as though all New
York came to our great l9c. sale
of Hosiery last Wednesday. The
big heaps of the morning were only
armfuls at night.
Another great purchase ready
tomorrow.
.S ss s ias S.a .ss aGuSs
LOVELY uCES FOR LITTLE MONEY.
No matter how busy we were
last week, the coming week will
certainly be buster. A few reasons
for it:
~d vac. WORTH a e soe
f M DC
color and white, better at % per yard al s6c
n.fa s s.a SSss q sSa s? ,s9
CORSETS AND HEALTH WAISTS.
Our corset business didn't come
by chance; it's the result of years
of experience and modest prices.
We have full lines of all the newest
sanitary appliances and modern
health garments.
We mention few:
ris, and Double We" Wsists also The Celebrated
I'd. D." Waists made of nne French sateen long
waist and perfect In shape, which we sell at 08c.
RARE RIBBONS At RIDICULOUS PRICES,
Sold more Ribbons last week
than we ever sold before in month
the reason-we advertised Won
derful bargains, and HAD them
when people came. Better values
than ever this week.
Manufacturer short lengths Of high.cost Rib
bons in black, plain colors, and fancy effects,
worth from 2oc- to %9e. per yard. 81 1S,lc.
b-inch colored satn and gros grain, rich, plain
worth tsc SeI per- e yard At iSs. % "' fancy '0o'H'
Extra Wide, fancy striDes and checks. Dresden and
nne quality raffeta Glace Ribbons. worth Doe to
Toe. per yard, at S6c.
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PILLOW.CASES.

Good muslin, regular size. with ah.inch hem at
SAc., TIC. and Do. each; oil worth over twice
the amount
HOT WEATHER DRESS GOODS
500 pieces Of new Chambrays, lace stripe effect,
over so styles, almost every conceivable color,
worth at least 12kc per yard. at 6Nc.
Corded Novelty Ginghams in pink, blue green
heliotrope, mais, tans, reds. &C. worth loo per
yard, at 0kc.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-12
HIGH TIME SOMETHING WAS DONE.
Ex-senator Dawes Depicts the COndi-
ton In the Inlinn Territory.

MoHoNK LAKE, N. Y, Oct. 11-At the
meeting of the Indian association this even
Ing Rev. DR.. Streiby, secretary of the Ameri-
can Missionary association read a paper on
Scotch Highlanders and American Indians
which aimed to show that these two races
are closely allied Ex-senator Dawes of
Massachusetts, spoke of the Indian territory
depicting its strange and disgraceful condl-
ton. The territory was a form OF govern
ment by itself, independent of the United
States. The territory was now surrounded by
great states and immigration was pouring in
like food Some 800 600 white people are
now living in the territory, hut they have no
interest in so much as foot of the soil and
their children are excluded from the public
schools The Indians are no further ad-
vanced than they were when they came to
the territory and they are preyed upon by
the white men. 1t was time that the govern
ment took hand in this matter. General
Morgan, ex-commissioner ,of Indian affairs,
endorsed what the senator had said.