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pICEtIY
cured in few weeks by Alkavis. The testi-
mony is undoubted and really wonderful. Many
others give similar evidence. Many doctors
also testify to the powers of Alkavis in curing
almost hopeless cases. Among these none have
greater weight than DIR. A. r. Knapp of Leoti,
Kansas, and DIR. Anderson, of Carthage. Mo-,
whose testimony is particularly valuable from
the fact of their great experience in these dis
eases. Mr. A. s Colburn of Watham, Mass,
aged 70, and an intense sufferer for five years.
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- =
cured of Rheuma-
tism, Kidney and
Bladder disease Of
ten years standing
by Alkavis. Mr..
Wood d escribes
himself as being in
constant misery,
often compelled to
rise ten times dur
ing the night on
account of weak
ness of the bladder
He was treated by
all his home physi-
clans without the
least benefit and
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Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from practice had
placed i'm his hands 10y East India missionary
the formula oil simple vegetable remedy for the
speedy RHd permanent of Gonsumption
bfouchuts CatnrTh, Asthma and all Throat aud
Lang Affections; also positive aud radical cure
loF Nervous Debility aud all Nervous Complaints
Having Tested Ills wonderful curative powers ia
thousands Of cases, aud desiring to relieve human
suffering. VIII send free Of charge to all who wish
y tbs recipe IN German. French or English with
luli directions Tor preparing and using. Sent by
mail by addressing, with stamp. naming mis-
paper. w. A. MOVES. SO Poioers Block Rochester,
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A WONDERFUL
Botanical Discovery.
The Kava-kava Shrub.
A FREE GIFT OF GREAT VALUE

To all Sufferers from Kidney or
Bladder Disorders, Bright's Dis
ease, Diabetes. Dropsy, Rheuma-
tism, Govt, Pain i'm Back, Female
Complaints and Irregularities,
Blood Impurities and other mala-
dies caused by improper action Of
the Kidneys or Urinary Organs.
A few weeks ago our readers were informed
Of the discovery Of the Kava-Ksva Shrub, a
new botanical product, of wonderful power
in curing certain diseases The Kava-Kava
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Shrub, or as botanists
call it, Piper Msthys-
ticWm, grows on the
banks of the Ganges
river. East India, and
probably was used for
centuries by the ma
tives before its extra
ordinary properties
became known to
civilization through
Christian missions
aries. Ia this respect
it resembles the dis
1auaru nfn,.,t,o c-n,...
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PRACTICAL PATRIOTISM.

John S. Roeseler, Superintendent OF the
Public Schools of Sank County, Wis, has set
an example worthy of general following, by
issuing an address to the teachers under his
supervision, urging them to teach patriotism at
all times. and to arrange special program for
Memorial Day. Here are some questions aud
deductions opening the address, which have a
practical bearing upon the case.
To THE TEACHERS OF SAUK COUNTY.
DEAR TEACHER: What are you doing to-
wards instlling patriotism into the breasts OF
the children Entrusted to your carer Are you
teaching them to love and honor the Star
Spangled Banner? Are you teaching, by pre-
cert and example, love for home, for school:
and for native land? Or is your time SO ab-
sorbed in the cultivation of the intellect that
you have no time TO spare for the above men
toned thingsr If this is the case with you,
your place is not in the school-room. The
sooner you abandon teaching and make room
for some one who can and will find time for the
cultivation of patriotism in the schoOl-room,
the better it will be for our schools and for our
country.
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EVERY LADY smOULD READ THIS

Will send free "A positive cure for all Female Dis
eases, Irregularities simple, private treatment
Il common sense remedy that never fails FREE vii h
valuable advice. Mrs j.. ID. HUDNUT, South Bend Ind
Aention Tie National Tribune
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Memorial Day orator by the Pos. Of Holliston,

Memorial Day orator by the Post Of HollistoD,
Mass.
The Corps at Hopkinton has had ghost
party, otherwise sheet.and-pillowcase has
querade Corps. IA. Hanover, dance; Corps,
81, Somerville, social; Corps, 6S, Dorchester,
a whist party; and Corps, AZ, Aver. supper.
Among exchange of visits arc the following
The Corps Of West Brook field and North Brook
field entertained by Clara Barton Corps, War
rem; Beck Corps, 9, Cambridge. entertained by
Mrs. and Mr.. Cloyes at their country home /;
Veteran Corps, of Reading, have entertained
the Post Sons of Veterans and Ladies' Aid
Socirty
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Grand Excursion to Pen-Mar and Gettys-
burg, May so,
Via b. & o. Il. r., under auspices Washington
Division, No. l, U. T., X. of F. Special train
for Gettysburg will leave Baltimore & Ohio
Depot, Washington, at S:l5 o. m. on above
date. Rate, $2.25. For Pen Mar. at $50 a. m.
Rate, $1.75.
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THE RELIEF CORPS.
Gleanings from National Headquar-
terS---NOteS from Departments.
PRACTICAL PATRIOTISM.

A School superintendent Who Looks Out for
the Teachers-Berea College the Center OF
Loyal ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Reports in
Patriotic Planning for the Children.
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was cured by Alkavis.
Mrs. James Young,
of Kent, Ohio, writes
that she had tried
six doctors in vain,
that she was about
to give up in despair,
when she 70 un d
Alkavis, and was
promptly cured of
Kidney disease, and
restored to health.
NJ AI.oo -, sc
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MARYLAND PRESIDENT.

Department President Kate Johnson, wife OF
Capt. George w. Johnson. Baltimore, Md, has
for the past % years been an enthusiastic
worker for the Grand Army and one of the
pioneers of Relief Corps work Of Maryland.
She has planned and carried TO a successful
conclusion many important enterprises on be-
half of Union soldiers and their dependent
ones.
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Commander. The cut given herewith repre-
sents Cotton as he appears to-day. The COM
mittee having in charge Comrade Cottou's can
didacy are: VIM. II. Green, III. c. Dcmme, A..
o. Kurtz. VIM. Corpclberger. i. w. Shengle,
Abram Lauderback, VIM. K. Pierce, George
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Poole, Thomas Porterfield. James P. Holt, E.
J. Price, Louis Engel, Charles III. Gardner,
Charles Miller, Joseph w. Garrett Frederick
Leibrick, Thomas b. 0strander. Harry Clay ton,
VIM. j. Rose, John r. Biguell, Mathew Ryan,
l.. i. Myers.
SOUTH DAKOTA
The 18th annual Encampmento Of the Depart
mene~.sl be held at Watertown June B, A. and
s. Commander-in-Chief j. n. Walker, accom-
panied by members of his staff. is expected to
be present during part of the Encampment !;
and during his stay a Campfire will be held in
his honor
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COLORADO AND wYoMISs.

Department Correspondent J Josephine Cheese.
man reports l3i delegates in attendance unon
10th annual Convention held in Denver De-
partmeht President Anna b. Holiday prc.
sided ably, and business was transacted with
dispatch.
-Four Corps and 1l3 additional members W re
reported for the year. Greetings were ex-
changed with the Grand Army, Ladies' Aid.
Sons OF Veterans and Ladies of the GAR
Reno Corps. Denver, Lucy NJ. Capron, Presi-
dent, exemplifcd the ritual in fautless man
ner. There was joint installation Of officers
GAR. and W.R.C, Mary Jewett TelfOrd OIL
cating for the latter. The next Convention
viii be held at Colorado Springs. Officers fol-
low: Pres. Ella l.. c. Dwinell. Colorado
Springs; S. V. p, Fannie ID. Hardin. Denver
J. V. r.. Efe V. B. Aldrich, Monte Vista !:
Treas, Mrs. Rapp Denver; Sec, Marion SUIT
ton, Colorado Springs; Chap, Olive Bacon, As
pen; lns., Alice NJ. Seeds. Denver; Instituting
and Installing Officer L. Waldo. Denver;
Counselor, Anna b. Holiday, Laramie, Wyo.
Executive Board, Mesdamcs Hill, 0rmsbee aud
Trip. ofColorado Springs; Ruth De Pue aud
Kate Sahrbeck, Manitou.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

P.J. Wyman CORPS, 8, Holliston, made STA.
20 from fair of WHICH $50 was presented to
the Post through President Lizzie J. Holmes.
Col. Prescott Corps, ID, Ashland, has sent a
donation to Department. Headquarters with
which to decorate the grave of George w. Full
ler in the National Cemetery at Ham pton, Va.
lie was the husband Of Past National Presi.
dent Sarah E. Fuller, AND died in Virginia.
July ., 1864. rit
Mrs. Noble, a charming Southern woman.
whose father was in the Confederate army. has
been entertaining tho old Soldiers at the Che!-
sea Home with dialect recitations.
A mock auction of s.modern antiquities {"
following supper given By Timothy Ingraham
Corps, Hyde Park, creaied much amusement.
Corps IS, Norwood, held a delightful red.
white aud blue party with May-pole dance.
Corps, 2, of Wooster. have closed a successful
sale in Grand Army IIalII They will provide a
dinner for the Post and Sons of Veterans on
Memorial Day.
Willard c. Kingsley Corps, 2, Somerville, will
visit the Soldiers Home in body, Saturday
next.
National President Turner and National
Secretary Reed attended the I4th anniversary
Of Dahgren Corps, South Boston.
Mrs. Mary L. Prescott has been engaged rs
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shelbyville Post, 1o2. shelbyviIle-Com.
john A. Bennett; S. V. C., Henry C. Forman
J. V. C., Hczekiah Orewyler; Adjt, W. c. Nc
Doweii q NJ. WIN. B. Davis; Chap, VIM. A
Nandiver; o. d., Wallace Davis; o. g., join
H. Burgo; s ~, Wm. Ii. phipps; q. n. s.
VIM. ii. McMaster.
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NEBRASKA.

Thornburg Post, q, Clark's-Com., A. T
Stovin; 5. V. C.. J. NJ Miller; }. V. C., E. f.
Church Chap, J. F. Cole Adj't. F. J. S,earns.
q NJ. Frank Sweet; Surg, S. c. Evans: o. d..
J. s. Dunham; o. g.. J. Morse; @. NJ. s.. r.
j. Wetherell; S. NJ, J. 7. Spellman.
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Boys single breasted Short Pants Suits. S
styles OF materials. including checks.
strires and mixtures. desirable colors. 8
10 is years. $2.75; made to sell at S..
so's' Norfolk Jacket Suits. 7 styles Of ma
'erials. including checks and mixtures.
desirable colors. 4 10 8 years, So and
Sd.SG; meant to be at IS and So.
Boys double breasted Short Pants Suits.
mixed plaid and striped cheviot. me dium
cclo.s, skeleton back. 7 TO is years. So;
ms de 10 sell at $3.50.
SUITS Of fine mixed cheviot. Summer
weight, skeleton back. 8 10 is, years.
$3.50; made 10 sell at S..
Suits Of fine mixed worsted, Summer
weight, skeleton back. 8 TO is years.
SJ.75; made to sell at So.
Suits Of fine mixed check che viot. black
and white and brown and white effects.
s to Is years, $3.50; made TO sell at So.
Suits of very fine mixed plaid cheviot.
skeleton back. 8 to Is years. SIS.
Suits of very fine double diagonal worsted.
dark navy blue. 8 to is years, S.; made
10 sell at So.
Suits of dark mixed cheviot. 8 TO Is years.
$3.50: made to sell at 81.
Suits OF dark mixed diagonal. Summer
weight cheviot. 8 to is years. $4.75;
made 10 sell at $3.50.
Suits Of very fine. stylish plaid and stripe.
Summer weight worsted, 8 to is years,
50; made TO sell at $40.
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Large variety Of very fine decorated
Austrian China Tea and Coffee Cups
and Saucers. Plates, Fruit Saucers,
Oatmeal Bowls. Pitchers. etc., lOc each;
were 25c.
Royal Dresden Dinner Plates. blue onion
pattern, every plate bears the trade
mark, Gross swords, $l.95 the doz.
regularly $3.50.
Handsome decorated Austrian China
Dinner Sets, ll3 pieces. gold stippled.
or gold edge, $ll.S the set; regularly
SIS.
Best quality English porcelain decorated
Dinner Sets. handsome new shape.
three colors. 100 pieces, $5.SS the set
regularly 50.
Tea Sets, st pieces, assorted colors, S2.l5
the set; regularly $3.50.
Full size Cottage Chamber Toilet Sets,
decorated under the glaze. y pieces,
including slop jar, $z.25; regularly
$3.50.
Satsuma Flower Vases. 10 in, high, $l.2S;
regularly So.
Cut Glass imported Toilet Bottles, l5c;
regularly SOC.
Fine lead blown Glassware. including
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Millinery

Sailors fancy straws, $I.7S; So kind.
Fine split straw Sailors. So.
Panama Sailors. the correct shape. SITS
and $3.50; regularly IS.
English Walking Hats, rough straws with
quilts and ribbon effec.. black. white.
navy and brown. $3.50,
UNTRlMMED MILLINERY. Black Leg
horn Hats, high and low crowns. full
brims, 3Sc ; regularly 75c.
Rough straw. short back. Sailors. navy.
white. bronze and black, 75c.
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Hand pack Jersey Tomatoes. 7c 3 Id. can
Fancy Maine Corn. lie 2 ID. can.
Fine Maine Corn, &c ? lb. can.
Early June Peas, ex. small. lie can,
Refugee String Beans. &c can.
Asparagus. fancy Oyster Bay, 25c can
Corn on the Cob, 9 ears 10 can, zSc.
French Peas, extra fine, Zoe Moyens. I1c.
California Fruits. heavy syrup. ? - IN
cans White Cherries, 2Oc; Lemon Cling
Peaches. loo; Bartlett Pears, IIc; Egss
Plums, I3c; Apricots, l3c Stuffed Prunss'
ID. trunks, +Oc; French Prunes, s M.
cans. oOc; California Prunes. large, 2 ID.
carton, lSc.
Ross S Belfast Ginger Ale, $I.2O doz.;
Cory's, $l.l0 doz. ~
Ross's Club Soda, 81 doz.
Ross's Raspberry Vinegar. 3Sc bot.
Imported Normandy Pippin Cider. ats,
81 doz.; PTS. $3.50 doz.
Apollinaris Water, so qts., S.; 100 DTS.
Sll.sO; 100 splits. 50.
Congress Water, 2 doz. at. bots. SIS; 4
doc. pit. bots, $3.50.
California Layer Raisins, S l-2 ID. boxes,
73c.
Mixed Nuts, | ID. cartons, lIc.
R. & R. Plum Pudding, h., &c; 2 h..
3Sc; 3 h., 5Tci 4 h., TIC.
lava and Mocha Coffee, roasted In tho
bean. 3 h. bag, 10
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40 in. Mohair Glaze, navy, brown, gray
and tan. $l.z5.
as in. navy blue Mohair. 7Sc.
so in. fancy Cheviot. brown. blue and
green mixtures. 75c; SIPS quality.
45 in. black and white and blue and white
Shepherd Checks. rs and S5c.
AZ in. Clace Mohair. gray and brown mix
lures. 7Sc.
so in. navy blue cheviot finish Serge. Soc.
50 in. German fancy Suitings, Soc.
so in. Canvas Weave, brown, navy,
myrtle and tan. $l.2S.
So in. Mohair. gray, brown, navy. myrtle
and garnet. Soc Csc. kind.
g in. broken pin check Suitings. in four
good colorings, Soc; never under 75c.
50 in. navy blue rain-proof Serge. ST and
SI.25.
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UnderWear==HOSierV

Summer weight. low neck, no sleeves, S.; h
sleeves, So.
Women's light weight balbriggan Union
Suits, "Ypsilanti" brand. low neck.
no sleeves, $2.25; high neck. short
sleeves, $3.50.
Wonen's Swiss ribbed all-silk Tights.
knee length, black. white. and pink,
$40.
Women's black silk Bathing Tights, $3.50;
usually So. so.
Womens all-silk Swiss ribbed Vests. low
neck. no sleeves. white. pink, sky. and
lavender, 75c.
Wcmen's white gauze Vests and Draw
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whiskey, beer. ale. water and other
Tumblers. nc doz; regularly ooc to
Sl.25.
Bohemian glass Lemonade Sets, hand
somely decorated. csc the set.
SlLVERWARE.-Cuadruple plate on white
metal, every piece warrante4, at 81
each.
Cake Baskets, Bread Trays,
Sugar Bowls. Syrup Pitchers.
Cream Pitchers. Berry Dishes,
Spoon Holders, Butter Dishes.
Best quality steel full triple plated Dinner
Knives. sterling silver pattern. ST set;
regularly SIPS.
Imported Fruit Knives. with decorated
porcelain handles. l5c each.
LAMPS.-Cold finished Table Lamps,
adjustable B. & H.. centre draught
fount and 10 in. dome, shade com
plete. $L4S; regularly $2,45.
Gold finished onyx column Banquet
Lamps, best centre draught burner.
large silk shade. any color desired.
$3.75; regularly $3.50.
Hanging Lamps, suitable for dining room
or library, duplex burner and IA in.
dome shade. $i.so; regularly 81. Is.
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Soups, in quart cans, Franco-American.
Beef. Consomme, Bouillon, Pea. Ok
Tail. Julienne, Tomato. Mock Turtle.
Vegetable Printanier. Mutton Broth,
&c; Chicken and Cumbo, Mullaga-
tawny. Jlc; Terrapin, Green Turtle, SIC ;
R.. r. Chicken. &c; SnIder's Tomato.
&c.
Brook Trout" in tomato sauce, | ID, cans,
lie; ? ID, cans, zoe.
Salmon, Colombia River, flat cans, loo.
Lobster, fancy Canada, flat cans, &c.
Ceyiled Crabs, with shells, h., zoe ?
It's, 30c.
KiPrered Herring, genuine Scotch, lsc.
For cess Cod, 3 ID. box, zoe.
Rarataria Shrimp, Zoe.
Roast Beet, flat cans, 2 lbs, Zoe.
Corned Beef, ? lbs, zoe.
Whole OK Tongues. ? lbs, soc.
Roneless Cooked Ham, | ID lbs. Soc.
Boned Turkey and Chicken. $50.
Picked Lambs Tongues. At. jar, 4Oc.
Lunch Tongue, l5c ID, can,
Furee de Foies GTas. truffled. &c can.
Queen Olives, luncheon size bottles, lOc
l8 OF. bottles1aSc +; gallon jars, CSC.
Crosse & Blackwel's Pickles, White
Onions, Gherkins, Mixed or Chow Chow,
I9c bot.
olive oil. Italian, gal. cans $l.sS' half
gal, ST.
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Goods Many Z" re e1t re

novelties at the usual Httte prices
Figured China silk Parasols. white enamel
handles, $I.45.
Embroidered grass linen self lined choice
natural handle Parasols. $3.50.
Pin stripe ombre border taffeta silk Para
soils, exquisite Dresden handles, $3.50,
in half.
Fine English Pique, 2Sc yd.
Silky grass linen Crenadine, all pure
linen, beautifully woven. as fine as the
finest made. exceptional on Monday at
Csc yd.
Grass Crerons, very stylish. Csc yd.
Lace striped Linens, Soc yd.
Satin striped Grass Linens, 45c I'D.
Dotted Grass Linens. 4Sc and ooc I'd.
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%9Mm. 28A @
THE STORE IS AT YOUR ELBOW
wherever you re- You can urHe for whm you wmt and get as good service a.
u you stood at the counter WE DELIVER GROCERIES and HUSEFURNSHNGS FRE
OF CHARGE WITHIN 80 MLES-whyag the leading express lines TOUCH

Hurrah Boys! t %s,s make s' 2p" ssrry f fissS;s
happiness, too, for those who do the payng-v near to half prices
can bring ii.
We have taken the entire stock of Boys and Chidren,s Cloth
ing OF the Warren E. Smith Co. No better clothing can be made.
he Wools are pure woo. the silks were made by the Brainerd &
armstrong Co. Men talors did the work. The embroidery is
hand done, the pants have patent w~astbands, with the diagonal
elastic so WeU RnoWn to mothers hereabout.
The Highest Grade Clothing for Boys in America.
The Lowest Prices we ever knew on such goods.
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BOaS==LaCeS On MS"doH Roos IS more of ed the
of the richest goods of the season.

LACES.-A roomful OF novelties from
Paris. Laces that are nowhere else 10
be seen. The specials for Monday:
Lace lnsertings, TO trim blouses and
waists. cream. ecru and linen color,
l5c and l9c yd.
Grass linen Laces, beautifully en-
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Boys 2-picce double-breasted linen Suits,
white and cardinal stripes. S to IL years.
So; made to sell at So. Same. genuine
Russia linen crash. bleached. S 10 II
years. $3.50; IS. rs kind.
Boys separate Sailor Collars and Shields.
cadet blue. tan and navy. embroidered
Collar or Shield, 90c; made to sell a,
SIPS and $l.5o.
Boys Sailor Suits. all wool navy blue
cloth, solid colors, plped with red. some
have reversible collars. one side navy
other side red. same in dark brown
piped with red. all have hand embroid-
cred stars on collars and anchor on
shield, 3 to 10 years. $3.50; made to sell
at SIS.
Suits Of very fine tan diagonal serge, hand
embroidered collar and shield. 3 to 10
years. SIS; made to sell at S..
Boys short pants Admiral Suits, fine navy
blue serge. trimmed with black or white
braid. best quality gilt buttons. will not
tarnish. 3 to 8 years. $5.2S; made 10 sell
at So.
Suits OF very fine Summer-weight cheviot.
very pretty effects, skeleton back. several
styles. is to l9 years. So; made TO sell
at $3.50.
Two pretty styles in Bicycle Suits; made Of
mixed cheviots. patch pockets, &c.. IL TO
10 years. $S.25; made to sell at So.
Same, in finer materials. II TO 10 years.
S6.7S; made to sell at $40. so.
ned Hats. Tolues and Turbans. designed in
,om and copies Of imported models. rimmed
II and SIS. your choice at $4.9S
Short back Sailors, Is. IS and 4Sc.
FLOWERS. Daisies. green and yellow
centres. silk stems. fine foliaoe raou-
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ers, all styles. extra fine. Soc each.
Women's extra quality silk Hose. black
with lavender and cream. soles. $l.50.
Women's black allsilk Hose, double soles,
high spl:ced heels, ST.
Women's black and white Isle thread
Hose, lace ankles. 48c.
Misses Hermsdorf black ribbed cotton
Hose. double knees. soles and high
spliced heels, full fashioned, 8. o.. 2,
Csc; IT,, g.. 30c; g.. 9, 81, 35c.
Children's silk and Isle thread Hose. tan,
broken assortment, Csc.
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$50 Suiting at 1OC An q %oS! c eSs

Nations Tor street and house Wear. Of course, The maker ZoSl
money. He Wds glad to. These 3,40O yards wont last long
Some Of the other Dress Goods attractions.
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Those who purchase now get more than moneys value Be
causes what they may, the fact remains that Good Goods can now be
bought for less outlay than the mercantile world has yet knownl
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE PRESENT.
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Hotel Plated Ware from Auction!
At RECENT SALES
OF

THE SURPLUS STOCK OF SEVERAL
prominent manufactured we were one Of the lsrEss,
purchasers. buylns thousands Of dozens Of Knives.
Forks, and Spoons al ons'thlrd 10 One'hsii less than
II Fought In the regular way, and can therefore sell
at lower prices than have yet been named
Knives and orks------ o cts. .doz.. 90
Tea and cts. doc. ,46
Butter Knives and Sugar Spoons o cts, ,doE,. .0S
Salt and Mustard spoons--- o cts, .doz. .o9
Rogers Coffee and Orange spoons. ed cts. ,doZ. ,2.76
Rogers Knives and Forks---2o cts. dos. e. 90
Rogers Berry spoons and Gravy Ladies'. .,......, 90
Rogers Soup L~adles--best quality ...,"."l. 4o
Rogers Al cts. .doE. l. %
Quadruple Plate Tea Sets pieces....,..6 .e9
Quadrupls Plate Ice Pitchers, 900, 90
Quadruple Plate Tea Pots, Sugar Bowls, Cream
Pitchers, Casters, and Pickle Jars ..,.,....l. 90
Pictures.
We have sold so many pictures recently for Wed
ding presents, aud prices have been so asreeably sur.
prlsing. that for bencnt OF those who have such gifts
In view, or any who may associate tasteful, pretty
pictures only with high prlceA, NO quote these repre-
sentative values
Hand cOlOred Artotypss-maRnincent
gilt frame and mat glass siEe
2OxsA-easily worth 5000 ..."..,.,.., 2.o9
Dining Room subIects-4 inch
oak and gilt OF oak aud steel frame
glass SiHes IoKgO and lsK22. ,,".,-,., lie
Fac smile Water colors and Pastsls
glass SiEe l6x20-nVs inch white
and gilt fEams. 80
Framing to srdSF : s~pSsisltyI
Pull line al srsssh PIsts AITrOFG ell slIss.
~ sEOsDtiOAAuy low PEiOssI