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Evening star., 1896-10-19
RATCLFFE, SUTTON 4 CO., AUCTIoNEERS.
(Srccessors to Ratcliffe. DGrr & Coz

CHESAPEAKE ST., TENNALLYTOwS, ID. c.
by virtue OF a deed Of trust. duly recorded I'm
Lilper No. 20S2 folio 24S ct seq. OF the land
res ords fer the District OF Columbia and at the
request Of the party secured thereby the UNDER
signed trustees will offer for sale, by public auc-
ton in front of the premises. WEDNESDAY,
THE TWENTY-FIRST DAY OF OCTOBER. AID.
1895. ct HAIF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM the
follow ing described real estate. wit Lots num-
bered twelve 2,. thirteen d3,. and the south ttir-
teen d3) feet 10y the depth thereof of fourteen
u4J. in block numbered three (3l. in a subdivision
made by Edward I. Burket OF part Of tracts origi-
naily known as MT. Airy and Friendship" aid
being per plat recorded In liber county No s,
folio IA one Of the records Of the surveyors once
or the District of Columbia together with all the
improvements, rights &c.
This property Will he sold. subject, however to a
prior deed OF trust for 81 500.
Terms lover the trust): Cash. A deposit Of 5000
required upon acceptance Of bid terms to be com
piled with In 10 days from the day of sale All
conveyf Dcng and record ng the purchasers cost
BURR r. TRACY. Trustee.
ChAS ". DARR. Atty. for Holder OF Note.
Evening star., 1896-10-19

C. q. SLOAN & CO.. AUCTIoNEERS. l497 G ST
THE TWO-ST0RY BRICK RESIDENCE NO 500
S4XFH ,GTREET SpTHwEST. TO BE SOLD
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
BY direction Of the purity. In interest, will sell
at public auction, in front Of the premises on
HAI.F-PAST FOUR PM. part lot 50, square 495,
fronting n 2 9Th ST and II @ L st. southwest
improved by q two-st0ry brick dwelling known as
No. 500 9Th st. sw-, opposite st. Dominics Church
Terms: One-third cash, balance in one and two
years, with interest. and secured by deed trust
on the prQpsFty...or all cash. deposit Of $IOO
required at time OF sale. Terms to be complied
with in ten days.
ocl4-dts c. G. SLOAN & CO., Aucts.
Evening star., 1896-10-19
Denf6cratic

Mr. Hanna assumes that If the democrats
admit they cannot elect more than eight of
the twenty-five representatives in Illinois
or two Of the ten in Wisconsin, and SO on
as shown above, they concede these states
to the republicans.
The second section of Mr.. Hanna's table
CIV o6d
Evening star., 1896-10-19

N. B.-THIS IS AN IMMENSE COLLECTION
OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS, AND SHOULD COM
MAND THE ATTENTION OF PARTIES DESIRING
10 PURCHASE GOODS AT THEIR OWN FIGURE
Oc19-2t NJ. Is. LATIMEE & co.
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oclSdn

SALE OF PERSONAL EFFECTS AND HOUSE
HOLD GOODS FOR STORAGE CHARGES
Notise Is hereby given that TUESDAY. OC-
TcBeR TWENTY SEVENTH, 1885, at TEN
O'CLOCK An. there viii be sold In the auction
house Of L. q. SLOAN 4 Co. 1907 q street north
west Washington, DC. to the highest bidder all
goods furniture household and personal effects held
In storage ty the Storage Warehouse Department
OF the AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST COM
PANf. for the purpose OF enforcing it's lien for
stt rage charges. etc. due and unpaid 10y the per-
Miss NJ. J. Mckinney. George II. Bennett, Miss b.
Wilder, w. s. Wheeler T. F1llette. Mrs. Anna
Cole, Lewis. and Mrs. r.. l.. Taylor.
ALBERT NJ. READ. General Manager.
STORAGE WAREHOUSE DEPARTMENT,
oc16-6t American Security and Trust Co.
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Our New Place of
Business.
Big Sale.

buSlneSS.
Big Sale.
Special and important sale
of Household Furniture,
from private residences
: and the government, to
take place at our new
auction. rooms (Thomp=
SON building), No. 6H4
I2th st. NV, ON We'd
nesday, October FL, 1906,
at no o'clock. -----.-... -
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TOMORROW.

REGULAR SALE OF
Horses Horses
-- AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
Will be sold Mt the Bazaar No $40 La ave-,
TOMORROW CUESDAYl MORNING, OCTOBER
TWENTIETH, AT TEN O'CLOCK, IS head Of
Horses and Mares. In this lot will be found
some first class workers and drivers. Stock to
suit for any business. To be sold WITHOUT RE-
SERVE. '';.t Also
Several New and Second hand Vehicles of different
kinds, Harness. etc.
SALE PEIsEAPT0RY.-
1t s BENSINGER, Auctioneer.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYA
DUNcANsoN- BROS. Auctioueers.
TRISTEES SALE OF FINE LOTS on coxDt
HOAD, ABANf STREET AND COTTRE

TRISTEES' SALE OF FINE LOTS on CONDUIT
T: ROAD. ABANY STREET AND COTTREI,L
PLACE, UNIMPR0vED.
~ virtue OF q certain deed OF trust recorded in
i1bsr 1913 foiio lsi et seq.. Of the land records
OF fhe Dhtrct OF Columbia. and az the written re-
guest OF the holder of the notes secured thereby
We Will on "WEDNESDAY, THE TwENTY-EIGH
DAY OF OCTOBER. AID. 1896. AT II HAIF-PaST
THREE O'CLOCK + NJ, In fronts or the rreipises.
sell the following described pieces or parcels OF
ssn5 10 the lnty Of Washington. in the District
OF Columbia, namely: Lot numbered ten uO) in
CLOCK four ~, and lots four a. five Co and sir f6l
In block five ,5) In subdivision made by Jacob p
clark and Edward Is. Cottrell. in ..whitehayep-
and recorded in the Office Of the surveyor OF said
District OF Columbia In County Book seven (1,
page ninety-three -93).
Terms vf sale: One-thrd cash, balance I'm one and
two years. at 8 per cent per annum interest, pay
able semannually, to BE- secured by deed OF trust
on the property sold. all cash, at the option OF
tie purchaser. A d. post OF 500 required 81 time
OF sale. Conveyancing, &c, at purchasers cost
Terms of sale TO be complied With In fifteen dave
rom DAY OF sale, otherwise the trustees reserve
the right to resell the property al the risk and
cost OF the defaulting purchaser, after five DAYS
advertisement Of such resale in some newspaper
pueilshed In Washington. D. C. The property VIII
De sold clear Of all incumoraaces.
THoS. C. PEAlSALI.
s. T. G. MORSEII.
ocio-Qt1 Trusteea
Evening star., 1896-10-19

After making a thorough examination h
told The Star man that the robbery haa
evidently been committed by some on
familiar with the premises
Evening star., 1896-10-19
FUTURE DAYS.

RATGIFFE. SUTTON CO.. AUCTIoNEERS,
- 920 Penna. ave- NV
Evening star., 1896-10-19

Unknown thieves last night broke into
the office Of the Washington. Alexandria
and Mt. Vernon Electric railway on South
Royal street and stole about $s5 in cash
and ten round-trip tickets to Washington.
An entrance was gained through the rear
cellar door. After securing the money and
tickets the thief, or thieves, went out
through the back window. The robbery
was reported to police headquarters and
Sergt. Smith was detailed upon the case.
Evening star., 1896-10-19
DUNcANsoN BROS. AUcrIoNEERs.

oc10-dGds
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N. B. LATMER CO., AUCTIONEERS
6l4 18th st. NV
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THOMAS BOWLING & CO.. AUcTIoNEERS.
6l2 St NV.

oc10-d&ds
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-28
ELASTIC BELTS.

5oc and sos Each.
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HANDlcAPPERs ARE AT WORK.
rRUuAuLE sCntTuu MEN ron THE
WALDO rank ROAD RACE.
iinchcnbcrecr. Harding and stndc, of
st. toui>, Jnaurs. of chicago.
nnd Art Iruuncr Way He ON
the Hack Mark.


All the entries for the waldo park road
-are arc novv IN. and b. IL believed that Of
- ' -, ~, -. ~. r.tit
IN" l-' VINO nave tu''',' "l ','s. i' Wy, ,,
line up at the tape tor ihe start. rms WIN
make a tremendous fold, but the officials
s ,,,, ,,,,l,,,,. ,,,,,,,,,,i,,s which
VI ,Ut &C - ut1 n'iN'',- , D..
insure that the huuches VIII get away IN
good shape ana that everything will 70 off
s,,,stbiy
.r. ~ , ,,,.i,,. ~, tho y,rio,s
Ih' system OF ioIluE OH ui' Na' 'uuS
punches according to their handicaps has
be.u agreed upon and this will be a guar
-, -. ,i., - III, .,',,, ,.n,,, ,b,
ah''e 'lNl every nun VIII s'"'t l'i" wv
mark where the hanaieappers placed MIN.
instead OF having % few get away ahead OF
,batr tt,ra nrt .5r1a .Balayrd until the
~" 80. -
huhch with Whlth thtA ShoiI9 nave st1Iteu
has zone. as was the ease IN several M
stances last year.
Whom all is In readiness for the start
the eight minute or limit, men, Of whom
there will not he more than one or two
will line up az tho tape ready Tor the word.
Immediately behind this bunch will be
stretched a rome held by a man on either
side Of tho roai When III, limit men have
started ON th,Ir tourney mis- rou. will be-
nuI.kly ,yitbIrav'n and .bs sl mon will
NOV i'm ia tha st1-itr rc4 10 for ths word
'rhis rrnrrn MN, yriit bs ron, strd until tbc
sr,1, Ia mon Inv. hnsn .di,t r,ypV thore
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-28
PERSON Al.

+. II. Calco,t, New York, Il at the Coates
:. u. Gordon, St Louis, is al the Coates
r. \. Bcirs. Chicago Is at the Coates.
G. II. bishop, Cincinnati is at the Coates
NJ. L. segrim, indianapolis, is at the
Coates.
oscar Wakefield, bloomington. is at the
Coates.
n. /. Clarkson, Omaha IS at the Coates
5. Goodman, III Paso, Tex, is at tn,
Coates.
II. p, stanford, New York, is at the
Coates,
l.. L. swift, Chicago, is at the Coates.
c. NJ. Kitchens and wife Springfield, Mo.
are AT the Victoria.
c. Wuylaud, Mendon is at the Victoria
c. II. Duxbury, Omaha, Neb.. is at the
Victoria.
\. b. Price, ST. Louis, Mo. is at the Vie
toria.
G. II, Robinson, New York, is at the Vic,
toria.
T. Z. Truck. Liberty. No, is at the Vie
toria.
George r. Robinson. Trenton, y, j.. Is at
the Victoria.
j, L.. Oliver, wayerly. Mo-, is at the
New Albany.
q. NJ. stratton. Clay Center Kas.. is al
the New Albany,
Il. r.. Holmes, Bronaush, Mo. is at the
New Albany,
Alex Cunningham. Council Grove, Kas
Is at the New Albany.
j. W. ,Edwords. orleans. Neb.. is at th'
New Albany.
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FOR WOMEN.

FOR WOMEN.
Bicycle Boots, with tan Hauscl l,Id flxad
corduroy top to match, c. m
Tennis Lace Shoes, black duck tops, -nc
rubber solcs, or..........-..,......., ~
Tennis OEfords, black duck tpp-, -cc
rubber soles, ior......... -....... 'oSN
Agent for the F1rgo'z HaN-Ecarin- EI-
cycle Shoes ana Boois--mu4e to order 90
match riding habits,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-28

Atchlson, Kas., May 2T.--tspecial( c. NJ;
Pacitic. has issued circular announcing
the appoiutmCnt OF T. -. Man as division
superintendent OF tho Missouri Pacific lines
lam Coughlu. resigned. The appointment
will be effective June T. Mr. Man is now
division superintendent OF the Central
branch Of tho Missouri Pacific, with head
quarters at Concordn. kas Mr.. Rathburn
also issued circular today announcing
the appointment of l. II. Lube as superir-
teuJrrt Of the Central Branch division. to
succeed Mr. Man. Mr., Luke is at present
chief train dispatcher OF the Central
Branch at COupOTGlA.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-28
FOR BOYS.
FOR GIRL.

Tennis and Baseball OSfords, black duck
tops. rubber sol"s, EDC
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-28

SatuTlay at EUIl park The annual holl
day exercises OF the Christian Endeavor
Sot tictles OF the TWO Kansas Citys viii
the programme has completed n in every
detail ami says that everything to insure
success has been arranged. The after
noon programme viii include baseball,
lawn tennis, foot races. potato races and
many other features, \ picnic dinner
Will be- served at 3 o'clock and during the
evening there will he enough to make
the time pass pleasantly. a quartette
VIII furnish music ana Miss Nettie Begss
Viii give cornet solos.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-28

At the last meeting Of tho Eighth Ward
ReuuhlIrIu club 1t was decided To give a
SMOKER lhe coming SATURDAY nigh,. The
fact that Saturiuy was Memorial day was
overlooked al the time. ON OF respect to
th. q. A. r. n has been decided to post
ppue the smoker until June g. The meet
but only routine business will be trans
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-28
Millinery.

Outing Hats, newest styles.
SAILORS AND WAiglSG SHAPES
The latest and newest block In watkins
ltats-satin. rough straw ana line spIl.
braids.
The fouman sailor. latest s'vlc nnl most
In vogue ln ihc East ". have them lu
white. brown. navy black, Sc M
Tor O.. '.r..'.....'..'.........,.... %o'o'
Also
Tho Youman style Of most fashionable
snd s}Ti" at .',',.'.'......... '''' a." SI.OS
Sailors in Sonnatu siraws, Blcnhcim. At
lanta-Hhito. black, brown ana navy, f0r
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CIr,cInnd, ~, New York, .,

New York, May eT-Thc Spiders merely
played horse with the New Norks this att
eInooH. Attendance $50. score:
II II T.
Cleveland .~..2 . o 2li oil 10 .
New York.....8 o % u % D. . l3 Z
Batterics-New York, Mcekln, Campueld
and Wilson; Cleveland, Young ana O'COn-
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-28

The Republican Flambesu club met last
night ami decided TO meet Wednesday and
Friday nights for lrill. Tho club is getting
really to appear at the Springfield Repub-
lean state nominating convention July ..
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-28

Kansas City. Osceola n Southern rail-
Wny--"BlaIr Liue'-will run one of their
popular excursions from Kansas city Grand
Central depot, Second and Wyanlotte
streets, 10 Clinton, No.. sunday, May 81,
$50 tor the round trip. Special train leaves
Kansas city $3.50 a. m, leave Clinton, re-
tuning, D. m, arriving AT Kansas City
at $3.50 y. m. This is your opportunity TO
visit the beautiful White Sulphur springs
srbn Io,,rnaI Va ,,u,a . u,..k
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-28
Cincinnati, 10, washington, q.

Washington. May 2L-With proper sup
port German would have won to-day's
game for the Senators, as his work was
superior 10 that OF EhTet The errors
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-28
Mckinley club Meeting.

The Eighth Ward Colored Mckinley Club
viii meet tonight at o'clock at i0f East
Twelfth street. All Of the members are
urgently requested to be present.
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be yefu,ned or exchanged.

II lengths containing to g. yards
each satin a bere3NsS ,ri andi tSiddeefsd 6id9 nfnsd
yng. w9Gh .,S iSp prsa Rnd i55' ygr grfa o'"' anu
3 lengths Satin Derby. worth s2.25, on
sale at s.o0 yard.
lengths 5O-inch fin. silk Damasks,
worth $3.50. at $50 yard.
: pieces .'s to yards each 5o.in,ch Al
satin Drapery. worth $3.50 and 800
yard. sale price Si.e5 yard.
s-yard lengths Satin Damasks. beau
tlful cloths, worth $780, at SIZE yard.
-Four and six-yard lengths, 59:.lneh silk
and Cotton Drapery, worth $50. now
lengths 5o::!nch silk and Cotton Ora;
ends sale price, SOC yard.
. yards of shadow SILK, beautiful
quality, only Sl.c1 yard.
pieces Figured and Striped 5o-nch
Jutes at s5c and Sjc yard.
pamasks. worth 75c and SIC yard. at
3jc and ijc yard.
q lengths u to * yards in lensth,
worth $50 yard odds and ends price,
only Si.j0 yard.
medium blue dark blue and olive green.
ODDS ana ends price only Toe yard.
% yards assorted Figured Denlms.
worth 3jc yard ON sale at lsc.
SO yards 5o-inch Loose Cover Linen.
worth Zoe yard; now zoe.
IS yards 5O-inch Negus Limitation Bag
dad, worth I5c, on sale at ijc
100 yards of assorted Cretonnes, worth
&c, 3Ic ana ihc yard. Odds and ends
price only l5c yard.
81 yards assorted colored Madras,
worth sc. on sale at PC yard.
Short lengths of eur 75c. plain China
silks, odds and ends sale price only
5sc yard.
..75c Figured Drapery silks, on sale at
iSc yard
% yards 3l-lnch White Irish Point
SHsh Lace, slightly soiled at edge, worth
yard. '" '' anu ''''' '''' p'''' '''
q yards fine Egyptian Sash Lace on
81 yards assorted 5i-inch Novelty Nets
OH sale at l5c, :'c and 25c yard.
500 yards assorted Coin Spot Sash
Mus'ins. both white and colored . Diff
l'Iti4t slEta spols' odLc price Ollly Ivc
yard.
odds ana ends prices on Tambour
MUslins and Swisses for Sash Curtains,
1Oc and l5c yard.
Plain and Figured Silkolines. worth
l5c yard, ON bargain counters at &c yard.
Fast color English Printed Muslns,
extra wide, worth i5C. Odds and ends
sale price only 2Qc yard.
III yir'ds Blue and White and White
and Blue Japanese cTepes, worth 2Oc
yard. odds and ends price only l0c
yard.
II lengths of finest English Corduroy
selling At Si.50 yard. Odds and ends
sale price soc yard.
81 yards of assorted colors Crushed
MohRir Plush, worth Sl.35 yard; salc
price only Goc yard.
&c yards of assorted colors best
Crushed Nlohalr Plush. worth sl.7j yard.
Odds and ends price only soc yard.
pieces heavy 5O-inch Tapestry for up
holstering. worth $500 yard, now $l,tO
yard.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-28

We will offer a large assortment
OF articles to wear and to use on
Decoration Day, which is Satut-
day, and as we close our store
Saturday noon--ta;3o-wc ask you
to carefully go over this list and
see If there is not something you
will need for Saturdays outing. II
so, come to the store and make
your purchase while the assortmc nj
is large and goods fresh and new.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-28
Odds and Ends
Sale.
CURTAINS AND UPHOLSTERY.

Bteinuins to-day, lay sSM sgs '0W place on sale on
steeat bargain counters til eur Curtain Impairment me
odds and Ends of Curtain Drats'y and lpholsf'y
1oeks
liost of ese svoaa sell regular Price IN tie orana,p
course of business tut haze determined 10 fose out all
Me Oaas and Ends at one 2hc Prizes Aass 6Een Maae
pristnei ioiO To gam soDe i0ca Of tie goods o" sale
and tie ,,ees read tie abenaea list and come to-day ri
day and Saturday. Bring yoHr measures; goods cannot
b. eyeIaupeH
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sr.25, SI.4S and SI.75,
FLAGS.
Every patriotic citizen should
q splay flag on Memorial Day.

No excuse for anyone neElectinE this
duty especially while nass are so cheap.
II you don't want a big one. wear little
one. we have them in all sizes from the
little three-inch TO the bis thlrty-foot ones.
Stick Flags, Bunting Fla., Muslin Flags
and slk Flags Look at some Of these
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-28
BASE BALL.

First-class assortment Of Balls. Bats,
Masks, Mltts, etc, We are thr headquar-
tiers Tor the American Baseball Com
pany's line. and their goods are second
10 none. Eulls-5c, lNc, Dc, Jlr American
League Bdlls-75c. Blts-Jc, BE, g5c gN-
and Csc. The Louisville SlugE,r Bat sIe
each. Catchers' Autts-Boys' 20, 1Ua
7jc Sigi and Si.11. Mems CutchcTs' Aiitts
10. 81 IS and @lhn A4sks-sl.5J, 81 81
tasb Fista.!s Tennis n'''s 35c
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WaInut Street ilO0r.
FOR DECORATION DAY.

W" call particular attention 10 our line o!
Buntinss on Bargain Counter to-
day for ............,.,............. 81
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RHE

l'lttsburg 80 o. 3 q la 10 %
batteries -Boston. Nichols Mains, Stiv-
and Sugdcn,
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LUNCH BASKETS.

In tho basement you viii find big stock
Of Picnic Lunch Baskets at moderate
prices can to-day or before Decoration
Say and take your choice.
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lengths 5o;lnch silk Faced Tapestry
sale price only Sl.25 yard.
lengths 5O-inch Titan vclours, worth
S2.2j, on sale at Sl.2j yard.
lours, worth $50. Odds and ends price
Sl.15 yard
pieces beautiful silk Brocatelles. ex-
cellent quality, the kind that used TO
sell at Sll.j0 yard. Odds and ends sale
price only SLco yard
~ yards assorted silk Brocatelles and
Damasks that formerly sold at $3.50
yard; sale price only s2.65 yard.
sets exduisltely woven Tapestries for
seat back and arms of gilt or carved
chair. actual value 5000 and 5000 set,
now 5000 and $3.50. These are gems OF
art.
. sets woven Tapestry Seats and Backs
for easy chairs, worth $3.50, on sale at
2 eyyguisitsly, woven Tapestry Panels.
suitable for halls or or libraries worth
fruit and game woven Panels, sox70
Inches; worth $3.50, on sale at $50;
suitable for dining rooms.
., painted Tapestry Panels for brass
eaah snie price sSSo and sFth ss5o each si"
. g. silk Etamine Table Covers, with
sik Fringe. Odds and ends sale price
$500 each.
A. silk Etamine Table Covers. with
SILK Fringe: on sale at sl.e5 each.
asa Tapestry Table Covers, worth $3.50
and $50 each: sale price only sl75.
: 81 SIX Tapestry Table Covers. for.
merly N.Jo, now only $40.
81 Tapestry Table Covers. worth si.5
and $50, now SEQ and si.25 each,
s. only, all Glass Japanese Bead Por,
there's 3Ns feet, worth $1,000. odds and
ends sale price only s5o5.
\ large collection OF Panel Oak and
Mahogany Screens filled with silkoline,
3 feet INCHES high. Odds and ends sale
price only $50 each, worth from $3.50
10 $500,
Three Panel silkoline Screens. 3 feet
inches high. bought to sell at 800; on
sale at Sl.3j.
Three Panel Denim and Burlap
Screens, . feet inches high. Odds and
ends price only $l.95.
odds and ends prices on inexpensive
Fire screens.
India Stools with stamped leather tops,
sizes, only Sl9j and sa.2J each.
odds and ends of Sofa Pillows at ma
torial reductions.
Chenille Loops for Portiores. worth soc
pair; sale price only 20c pair.
Fine Worsted Loops for portieres,
worth sl.o0 pair; your choice for Soc pair.
Portiere Loops of Worstcd, worth
$500 pair, in odds and ends sale only
d0c pair.
76 pieces off color Gimps at l5c piece.
over 30 different styles and colors of
Tapestry and Chenille Portieres at odds
and ends sale prices. Wonderful bar
gains.
A large collection of Lace and Sash
Curtains, including all makes; one and
two pair lots. clean and slightly soied,
on sale at exceptionally low prices.
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HAMMOCKS.

Tennis ONforIs, black duck tops, 4,
rubber solcs for.,,,...,,.-.,.,,...... =
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A Race For His sweetheart,s Life.

The other morning Miss Rosa Caudill,
daughter of w. G.. Caudill Of Barboursville,
Ky, nearly died of suffocation in her ia
theirs deposit vault. Caudill is deputy in
ternal revenue collector and his daughter
acts as clerk.
Caudill left the office TO take train, and
Miss Gaudill and her friend, J. Ii. Byerly.
remained. For amusement Byerly had the
young lady get into the vault and let him
close the door. When she did so, the COM
bination was unintentionally TUNED and
the vault locked. 1t was then train time,
the station was almost a mile away, and
Caudill at the depot had the secret to the
combination Of the vault. Byerly ran for
his life, and the depot was reached just as
the train was leaving. The combination
was secured and the vault opened in about
ID minutes.
The young lady was found unconscious,
but she will recover.