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The Delta independent., 1896-08-26

o. IL AAAl2cI Ceho oowH .cstotdey
from his sheep camp near Haskill.
GIL Wright returned to Denver Fri
day. after few days visit with his family
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. johnson returned
from their outing on Grand mesa last
Friday.
A A. Jsques will leave in few days
for Parachute, whore he has secured
school.
Don't fail to attend the Grand Bicycle
Carnival Tuesday, September lst. at
Montrose.
Misses Stella and Anna Nutter and
Mrs. Cornie Gray returned Friday from
Gun nison.
ID. c. jackson and E. H. Wilson re-
turned Sunday from an outing on the
Escalante.
Don't fail 20 attend the Grand Bicycle
Carnival Tuesday. September lst, At
Aontrose.
The people in the vicinity Of the Win
ton coal mine had a very enjoyable
picnic last Friday.
A. ID. Brown and E. L. Kellogg return-
ed from Oursy and Red Mountain
awheel last Wednesday evening.
Miss Louie Turner returned from
Gunnison county last Thursday, where
she has been teaching. for a visit with
home folks.
J. A. Stithem has rented . ranch near
Delta. to which place he will move with
his family in few days.-Lake City
Phonograph.
j. S. Maupin and his son, Ernest, came
down Monday from their camp on the
head Of Escalante with ten head OF fat
cattle for Kurz 4 McGrew.
Miss Ella New. Mrs. A. d. Brown and
Mrs. Mary veltum returned from . n set-
ing Of the tcachers' institute At Gunni-
son last Thursday evening.
}. ID. Whitehurst and family left We'd
nesday by wagon en- route to Delta and
the Grand mesa country for . three
weeks camping trip.-Salids Mail.
Mrs E. b. Anderson came down Mon
day from Fort Crawford where she had
- ~, h-o,h., ,ri h;s ,a,,ilv Tho ~ers
very sick.
Herman Bear and Johnny Carroll
WIN .nen a.' re'utn' .ro" usn
' AAu
!e'y .o' ,ns" ne - ~
A..
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'Ae'' III ."on' .nu NC.
'P''on "
HNo'n.. "a .uo ,
anu pieH'' Vi "A'e' UP '"'"
Miss Allie Srittenden. VINO mas been
mere iol scme aeeAs ''s,'ns nei
'af' C = . 49,, cn. ,.N' go ~ -. . e
a. un' H IN
eoipNn- NC, no". -"N wa . '
. u'oH'A VI 'A
A Z. BAILEY came down from hotcn-
KISS Monday and closed ths sale OF ID
acres OF the Fssuoen rIuAe piace' on
.Sse'' nh,s" ~ 'on" = "a
Afo So'o ue' nN NJ
s'.Ne "nen IL 'o"'' " 'e''is p'opo'''.
A f. Miller and family, and Srandma
smith. mother oil Mrs. ). r. Heiner, came
up from hotchkies iueeday evening 10
visit Tor lev days. Mr.. Miller is
brother oil Z. L. Miller anu Mrs' L. L.
The Delta independent., 1896-08-26

We leave competitors as though there
were none with our line Of groceries.
which 10 a. complete as 4 novel after the
last word. Couklin & Gauut.
The Delta independent., 1896-08-26

FoR SAlR or TRApE-For improved
Delta property. young orchards and fruit
land on Garnet mesa near town and un
improved Delta lots Address P. o. box
A.. Delta.
The Delta independent., 1896-08-26

For neat. stylish summer hat at
reasonable prices 60 to Mrs. L. H. Du-
vail.
The Delta independent., 1896-08-26

Bee supplies Of all kinds can be had
Of the Delta Wholesale Fruit L Produce
Co.
The Delta independent., 1896-08-26

The cheapest place in town for honey
crates at the Big Lumber Co.
The Delta independent., 1896-08-26

Beet assortment of high grade cigars
can be found at H. Wilson's
The Delta independent., 1896-08-26

There will be q dance at the hall
In Eckcrt on Friday evening. August -.
All are invited.
The Delta independent., 1896-08-26

In order 20 give the Peach Day e,.
cursioaists an opportunity To visit Salt
The Delta independent., 1896-08-26

Peach. plum and apple boxes for sale
at the Crotser Hardware Co. II
The Delta independent., 1896-08-26

Hay wASrEp-Ons subscription al this
Office.
The Delta independent., 1896-08-26

Girls Wanted-One dish washer and
one for dining room at Delta House
The Delta independent., 1896-08-26

Lake City. the Rio Grands Western rail-
way viii On September Ath cell tickets
from Grand Junction to Salt Lake City
at the remarkably low rate of eight
dollars round trip. tickets limited for
return passage to Sept. 10. Excursion
lists from stations on line Of ID. 4 r. G.
can have their tickets sxtsndsd to Sept.
10 by the agent at Grand junction, thus
enabling them to take in the Salt Lake
excursion. This is positively the last
opportunity Of the season to visit Salt
Lake City at these exceedinly low rates
O-3t
DrSIXEss SOIICEa.
Giliet,s FOR meats.
Soda water at kohnls's.
Fresh fruits at Gillet's.
Try Kohnle's celery phosphate.
Corn fed beef at Gilletts-
Wild cherry phosphate at Kohnles.
Gillett's for fine vegetables.
N
Ladies' bicycle for sale at S. b. fuckers.
Morey's cabinet cigars at Gilletts.
&
Fishing tackle at Postofice Book store.
whew, amt it hot!-Mabry & Kistler.
Canned meats for campers at Gillett's
T.. g. ~ D-;a,;,r III ~ ,b;. ,@,a
Genuine Blue Point S;oGas at Harry
Wilson's.
Norton 4 Winton will pay cash for
chickens.
Water barrels for sale at Hunter 4
Beckley's.
Pipes and smokers articles at Harry
Wilson's 1921
GIRL wAsrIp-To work in kitchen at
the Delta house.
For SALE-A six foot show case. s.
B. Tucker.
For cheap fruit baskets go to Hunter
4 Beckley.
Smoking and chewing tobsccos at
Harry Wilson's
Go to McMurray's for the latest in
soda waters.
Reduced prices on fruit boxes at Bi
1 Lumber Co.
Morey's Cabinet. best SC cigar in ths
city, At H. Wilson's.
Il
F. p. Hunt 4 Co.
The Delta independent., 1896-08-26
LOCAL NEW =.

One announcement Of any entertainment to
which an admission fee IL charged will be made
IN thee columns free ANY further announce
taents III be charged tor II Advertising rates.
The Delta independent., 1896-08-26

Four lots and six room house with
bath, pantry. closets. etc: also furniture.
A bargain II taken soon. Mrs. II. A..
Avery. Il
The Delta independent., 1896-08-26

Bicycle repairing, quick. good, cheap.
F. p. Hunt 4 Co.
The Delta independent., 1896-08-26

Morey's Cabinet, best SC cigar in ths
city at H. Wilson's.
The Delta independent., 1896-08-26

Reduced prices on fruit boxes at Bi
4 Lumber Co.
The Delta independent., 1896-08-26

Go to McMurray's for the latest in
l sr1o -afors
The Delta independent., 1896-08-26

Smoking and chewing tobsccos at
| Harry Wilson's
The Delta independent., 1896-08-26

For cheap fruit baskets go to Hunter
4 Beckley.
The Delta independent., 1896-08-26

For SALE-A six foot show case. s.
B. Tucker.
The Delta independent., 1896-08-26

Genuine Blue Point StoGas at Harry
WilaOn'a
Evening star., 1896-07-02
AT THE NAVY YARD.
Work to BE Resumed and Run
Full Time,

Work to BE Resumed and Run at
Full Time.
The beginning Of the fiscal year having
put at the disposal of the Navy Depart
ment appropriations for work long post
pcned. orders have gone forward for the
immediate resumption of operations. Con-
siderable work will be done at the Mare
Island, Cal, navy yard, where there are
row no less than eight ships awaiting
overhauling, namely, the Bennington
Tketis, Petrol, Baltimore Concord, Ran
ger, Mohican and Hartford. The naval
ordnance bureau has ordered the payment
of nearly $6OO,OOO in reserved bills on ac-
count of armor work. and about 500, 600 on
account of projectiles, Withheld because of
lack of funds heretofore. With the money
now available, work at the Washington
navy yard will be again undertaken on full
time Special efforts will be made to turn
out the small guns for the ships of the
auxiliary navy and for the naval reserve
stores. There will be fifty six-inch guns
and as many more four and three-inch
rifles begun as soon as the forgings can be
procured. In addition, forgfngs will be
purchased for at least one thirteen-inch
gun and perhaps two or three twelve-inch
rifles, SO that it is probable there will be
enough large work on hand to keep the
force of expert workmen together for some
time to come.
Evening star., 1896-07-02
DIED.

am. ELLEN, beloved child Of Maria RI : and The 5.
late Robert y Adams, aged three years.
precious from has gone
To dwell with Him who gave.
Another little darling babe
BY HER MOTHER.
Funeral private, from her mothers residence No
., at 3 O'Clock pm. InterInent in Mt. ollvet
cemetery.
AGER Departed this life July i, 1886 AT $50
am. GEORGE HENRY EARL. infant son Of
Rufus S. and Rose Ager, aged seven months and
twenty y-nine days
The little crib is empty now
The little clothes laid by.
mothers hope, tathers joy,
In deaths cold arms doth lie.
Co. little pilgrim to thy home
On yonder hlissfuI shore.
We miss thee here, but will come
Where thou hast gone before.
Funeral from his parents residence, Riggs road at
pm. Friday, July 3. Intermen at Rock
Creek; FrieIds and acquaintances invited to
attend.
;s s5Sss m Ss,s :, STSfSSS EHkqS HESsdS Sl't y
year, six months and four days
The little crib is empty now,
The little clothes laid by;
A mothers hope, a fathers JOY,
In deaths cold arms doth lie.
BY HIS PARENN>
Benning ID. c., on Friday. July 3. at 10 O'Clock
am.
O'clock am, wiTI.IhM BRAtMAS,, II in the the
Funeral from his late residence. 1902 II street
northeast, Saturday, July 4, at o'clock m.2s
BROWN. Departed this life Thursday. July O.
1886, at l an after a long and painful III
CHARIES H., beloved husband of Ida Brown
and son of Nora and the late Lloyd Brown, aged
fcrty years
All is dark within our dwelling.
Lonely are our hearts today,
For the one We loved 80 dearly
BY Ills MOTHER.
Funeral Sunday. July 8. at 2:so pm, from Shiloh
Baptist Church. Relatives and friends are re-
spectfuly invited TO attend.
COLLIER: At Ann Arl,or. Mich on June -, 1895,
Dr. PETER COLLIER, formerly chemist of thS
United States Agricultural Department, aged
koLR h9:r,5 On July 1, 1880, at $40 an ELIZA:
seventy seven years and five months.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral
from the residence of her son, Wm. ]. kolb,
6oI New Jersey avenue northwest. Friday
afternoon. at 3 O'Clock. Please omit flowers 2s
McKIBBIN. At Marshall Hail. Md. on "Wednesday
evening, July I, 1896 Col. JOS. & McKIBBIN
in the seventy-third year of his age.
Friends and relatives are invited 10 attend hil
so"fhWest % 0 at NJ ocoGR Pm MhfF Frday h tse 81
instant. Interment at Arlington cemetery.
NICHOLS. On "Wednesday July /, 1886. at 1914
pm. at her residence, 236 r street northwest,
LAtRETTA, the beloved daughter of the late
ottaway and Emma Nichols, aged -seventeen
years, ten months and twelve days
Funeral from Third Baptist Church. corner 9th and
. streets northwest, saturday, July !, at !
O'Clock pm. Relatives and friends invited
to attend. Sunday school and Sunday school
choir please turn out. tMilwaukee and Boston
papers please copy.
PRICE. ISABELLA MISSOURI beloved wife ol
Abraham II. Price, departed this life July 1.
1885, in her forty y-fourth year.
Funeral from her late residence, 2601 Brightwood
avenue, Friday, O'Clock.
In MemOrfam.
WHITE Ir loving remembrance Of my dear hua
band. ANDREW J. WHITE, who died one yeN
ago today, July 2, 1885.
Loved in life, remembered in death
BY HIS WIFE.
Evening star., 1896-07-02
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY.
summer Travels of Many Well
known People-PersOnaIs.

1'eOple-PeFaOn0
There was pretty home wedding at the
residerce OF Mr.. ard Mrs. Benjamin Ken
yon at Vienna Tuesday morning The
couple were Miss Fannie Kenyon. daughter
OF the host and hostess, and Mr.. Walter
Leeds The bride and groom were attend
ed by bridesmaid and best man. The
short but impressive ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. French Fisher Of the Pres
byterian Church OF Vienna. After con-
sratuiations bcrLtiful repast was enioyed
by all. The couple left on the o'clock
train for aRichmond, Va. They were the
recipients Of many valuable and useful
presents. rumher of relatives and inti-
mate friends witnessed their marriage
Miss Margaret Schmidt of this city and
Mr.. Theodore f. S. Simson of Blackmoor.
England, we're married yesterday at Alex
andria by the Rev. +. 7. Benson of the
Methodist Protestant Church. Only mem
bers of the brides family witnessed the
ceremony. At its conclusion Mr. and Mrs.
Simson came to Washington and partook OF
collation. at the residence of the brides
mother. They left later for their future
home in Providence, II. l.
A pleasant little outing Of the lie Droit
Social Club was given down the river yes
terday. The party was chaperoned by Miss
Suit, who had an able lieutenant in the
person of Mr.. Cole, the founder of the club.
Mrs. John Rover has gone to visit rela-
iVes In Lafayette, Ind.
Miss Nora Nicholson has gone to Cam
ton, Ohio, for visit.
Mrs. Amy +. Hamilton, accompanied by
her daughter, Beatrice, and her son, A.
thur f.. Hamilton, left today to spend the
summer In tie mountain region near Fred
erick.
Mr. John o. johnson and family are now
occupying the residence recently purchased
from Rev. c. A. Stakely, No. lii4 10th
street
Mrs. NJ E. Annadale and her little
daughter. Rachel Jeanette left this morn
ing to visit friends for two weeks at Co.
lonial Beach, Va
Miss Ellen Marbury Beale is spending the
summer with Mrs. John NJ. Nelson Of
Maryland.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Addison of Norfolk,
Va, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Ad-
lison 1873 Columbia street.
Miss Laura Hughes is spending the sum-
mer with her aunt. Mrs. II. E. Mead, at
Old Point Comfort.
Miss Eunice Blood, a delegate to the Chris
tian Endeavor convention from Winter
Haven, Fla, is visiting her uncle, Mr.. A.
J. Whitaker
An entertainment was given last night for
missionary purposes at the residence of
Miss Myrtle Jacoby. GIL New Jersey avenue
in which all the little tots of the neighbor-
hood took part. Master Francis Miller re-
cited Little Blue Eyes" which was fol-
lowed by the song II Know" by the whole
company. Miss Edna Fowler recited, and
Miss Dorothy Miller sang. Miss Viola
Daniels gave a recitation, while Miss Viola
barnett played a schottische. Miss Gussie
Hunter also recited, and the Misses Jacoby
and Rocker sang duet. Miss Margery
McAllister sang, as did also the baby chorus
dorothy Miller. Margery McAllister, Flora
Cole and Louise Low. Flora Cole then re-
cited, followed by Hazel Moore. All wound
up with the chorus Good Night" the little
dies
Evening star., 1896-07-02
Sentences of Enlisted Men.

Private John S. Langley. troop E, 9Th
Cavalry, was convicted by court-martial
at Fort Myer Of being absent from retreat
in violation Of the thirty-third article of
war, and sentenced to be dishonorably dis
charged the service, with forfeiture of
pay and allowances and to be confined at
hard labor for three months.
Private Ear w. Walter, Battery NJ, 4th
Artillery, was found guilty of larceny by
ccGrt-martial at the Washington barracks
end senterced to be dishonorably dis
charged, with forfeiture of pay and al
kwances and to be confined at hard labor
for period Of three months.
The sentences in both cases have been
approved by General Ruger, commanding
the Department of the East.
Evening star., 1896-07-02
Giant Firecrncker.

Charles Rrppert is the first boy who ig-
Eored the warning given by the Commits
sioners about the ante-Fourth of July cele-
brating in manner which resulted in his
arrest. Mr.. A. r. McChesney, who lives
Eear 9th and L streets northwest, informed
on him for setting off giant frecracker
Sunday, and tie boys arrest resulted In a
trial in the Police Court this morning.
Judge KimbalI asked the boy If he did not
know better, and the boy said he though,
he was doing no harm. Mr.. McChesney
told Of how he had been annoyed by fire
crackers, and said he told the police that
Rupert get off the particular firecracker
A fine of s. was imposed.
Evening star., 1896-07-02
ArmV Orders.

Lieutenant Colonel Emerson H. Liscum,
Oath Infantry. recently promoted from ma
jor I'D Infantry, has been ordered to re-
port to the commanding general of the
Department of the Colorado for assign
ment to a station.
Leaves of absence have been granted as
follows: Captain L. A. L. Garde assist
ant surgeon, fifteen days extension; Lieu
tenant Austin H. Brown. 4th Infantry, for
four months; Post Chaplain Malnor c.
Blaine, for three months.
Evening star., 1896-07-02
COnsulS Rccopuized-

The President has recognized the follow
ing consular officers: Borge Kringelback,
Danish vice consul at Portland Greg. /,
Carlo +. Sierra, Italian consul at San Fran
cisco; Giuseppe Cuneo, Italian consul at
Denver; Luigi Molo, Italian consular agent
at Charleston, S. G; Giovanni Banchetti
ltaiian consular agent at Scranton Pa !,
William A. Riordan, Costa Rican consul al
baltimore; Gus ava Niederein. Costa Rican
consul at Philadelphia: Chehk Bey, T1lr-
k!sh consul at New York
Evening star., 1896-07-02
B. Rich's Sons, ten-tWo F St.
If they're Rich's
Shoes, they're proper"

7 We are as ready. as we can be
: with the white linen and canvas
and outing shoes and Oxfords
( and sporting shoes for theFourth
I of July. All the newest ''effects"
5 -novelties-are here which you
) won't find elsewhere in town.
! Cycling shoes and leggins in
: such variety as will amaze you
{ including all the 'swell'' high
; top boots for ladies, which can
not be had elsewhere.
s Tennis shoes of every sort
! some elegant ones just arrived
; Yesterday.
} You'll want to be we'll and
{ stylishly shod "the FOURTH" and
: you cannot do so we'll elsewhere
{ as here. A glance in the window
s will tell you that.
}B. Rich's Sons,
>Ten=Two r Street.
: 1t
Evening star., 1896-07-02
Fabric Gloves.

Real comfort IS inii;the Silks
and Lisle Threads and Tai
fetas. That isl; enough to
make them popular. Our fit
without a wrinkle. 1--WE feel
that we have got extra good
qualities to show you, this
season, at regular prices. We
have made a Mecca of this
Glove corner, for all who want
perfection in hand wear.
Ladies' Silk Gloves. with Kayser
Evening star., 1896-07-02
II MARRIED.

DAVIS ANDERSON. ON June 30. 1896 in alex.
andria, Va. by the Rev. Or. Williams FRANK
X DAVIS 10 FANNIE 5. ANDERSON MARY.
land papers please COPY
Evening star., 1896-07-02
Perfect Health.

Keep the system in perfect order
by the occasional use of TUFTS Liver
Pills. They regulate the bowels and
produce
Evening star., 1896-07-02
W0men's Bathing Suits

Perhaps you'll go to the seashore
or down the river or bay. Here are
the bathing suits at prices which
make the making up at home fool
ish expenditure.
All-wool twilled navy flannel suits, both
skirt and body trimmed with white braid
Reduced from So to $1.9s each.
Black mohair suits, with deep sailor collar,
balloon sleeves, collar and skirt trimmed with
three rows of white braid. Reduced from IS
to 1915 each.
A BIG HOSIERY SALE.
will start here tomorrow. One of
the largest retail firms of the country
has given up their hosiery depart
ment and we have bought their
stock at a big reduction. Every pair
is this seasons freshest goods, and
there are absolutely no trash in the
entire lot. We are offering the fol-
lowing:
women's Hermsdorf fast black hose. with
double sole, high spliced heels which are
splendid value at 25c. pair. For
zoe.
womens full regular made fancy top hose
25c. value for
HOC.
women's Black and White SILK Hose-the
dollar quality, for
SOC.
Mems full regular made balbriggan hose
the usual 19c. value for
H2Hc.
Mems Fast Black Hose with unbleacted
feet-the usual 25c. value, for
BIC.
ITEMS Furnishings.
Mems Laundered Percale shirts-the 75c.
sort at the mems stores for 4sc
Mems 5Oc. Cheviot Outing shirts-all sizes,
for 33c each.
Mems Linen Collars, all styles--our usual
1Sc. sort, for &C. each.
Ladies' | Furnishings.
Black Silk Mitts-our 25c. sort, for tic.
pair.
Pure Linen Hemstitched Handkerchicfs-15c
sort, for Sc. each; for 25c.
Tan aid Black Belts-3Sc. Sort sort 25c.
Bicycle Corsets CSC. Fai-.
Dollar SOnnette COrsets for 69c. pair.
Swiss Ribbed vcsts-25c. quality, for 11c
GOLDENBERG'S
026=@2S 7th-zo6 k st.
1t
Evening star., 1896-07-02
For Women.


For Women
wfn The HF s EMSIxT REI PMrEIEs fnF 6 nHP tAWkk Il S
THEIR 'iaNTf EaFF pREf 9E foL@k Is T1 ASD 2, CHOICE
Sale Price, sc.
,s THE FAMoGs rAc,IEIc I,AwNs-rHEIR NAME
RAtF'S PRICE. 6lac
Sale Price, exc.
wpSIErl one LOT OF OF OF THE TIE EAM2US @ H s. CoRsETs
RAFFs PRICE, 81 To sI.25
Sale Price, SOC.
ODDS AND ENDS OF LONG WAIST CoRsETs,
LEFT BEHIND BY THE RUSH SIZES % 70
30 ALL N iTiII rEEFEeT nr,,se GoNDITIoS % Tn y
Sale Price, 23c.
LADIES' RIERED VESTS, ALL SIZES.
RAFF'S PRICE, 1Oc
Sale Price, sc.
Fixn AD1 sK MH5TE arE OR e EcRT KEk kIBBEp WITS
RAFF's FIICE, 15c -' <-''''
Sale Price, &C.
LADLES' WHITE RIBBED VESTS HEAVY
CROCHET ,R I TRIMMED. SATIN RIBBON AT NECK
RAFFs PRICE, 25c
Sale Price, Hc.
LADIES ExTRA-sIzE RIBBED VESTS. TAPPED
AT NE,,L1 .lNp ARMS. SIZES LARGE ENOUGH
FOR THE sTorTEST WOMAN
RAFF'S PRICE, 25c.
Sale Price, H2 We.
sGcK sPfS sl6T shETF fATT nInHEe ElzE y y ST HIGH
.sAFF'S PRICE. 25c
Sale Price, usc.
THE NEWEST STYLES N WAISTS MADE TIP
OF GRASS Linens. Lawns. DIMITITsS AND
FfFNT EFFErS AMoSG TEM EN- isE,HDs sEeH As
DkESDENS. PERSIAN SrRifEs, NOTIFIED EF-
viii WiTn SEH M cokNn LEN fAT bHTAtAskE H1AfkE IiIK
KAFFs PRICE, SI,49 TO s17s
Sale Price, Q8c.
THERE'S @ ANOTHER LOT OF WAISTS HERE
pIEFEEENcE IS THAT THESE COLLARS ARE
HIGH CoILAE AND LINK CUFFS.
RAFFS PRICE, 9sc. To S1.25.
Sale Price, 40c.
PLAIN BLrE, WHITE AND TAN DUCK WASH
SITS; MADE a N ,.,I G0RKET 20, +, MODES. WITH
SWEEP.
RAFF's PRICE, s1.4s.
Sale Price, o8c.
WITT F,N FI9rE =. sEPAEATE ,Tt NASH sKIRTs
RAFF-S PRICE. 81. 40.
Sale Price, SH.48.
LADIES FINE LISI.E THREAD HOSE IN
HANDSOME OPEN-WORK LICE EFFECTS,
PURE WHITE OK HERMsDORF FAST BLACK
RAFF'S PRICE, T5c.
Sale Price, 3oc.
LADIES PURE WHITE COTTON DROP
STITCH HOSE; HIGH srLICED HEELS AND
KAFF's PRICE soc.
Sale Price, 23c.
LADIES PURE SILK MITTs
RAFFS PRICE. 19c.
Sale Price, 2Hc.
LADIES MITTs MADE OF PURE SILK.
RAFF"s PRICE, 25c.
Sale Price, 15c.
BETTER GRADE OF LADIES' SILK MITTS.
RAFFS PRICE. 35c
Sale Price, 23c.
LADIES MILANEsE SILK MITrs, FULL
RAFF"s PRICE, 45c
Sale Price, 3oc.
LADIES BLACK HEAVY SILK GLOVES WITH
rIiE EVERLASTING. INDESTRUCTIBLE KAYSER
PATENT FINGER TIPS. WE GUARANTEE
RAFF'S PRICE, 75c
Sale Price, AQc.
a MISCELLANY OF ALL SIZES LADIES COL
OIiED SILK MITTS.
RAFF's PRICE, 75c
Sale Price, 3ec.
Evening star., 1896-07-02


, as here. A glance in the window
will tell you that.
B. Rich's Sons,
,Ten=Two F Street.
1t
! BAUn' S,
! 4I6 Seventh St.
[lUmuSuayl
bargains |:
For Friday. !
!: Friday has for years been ;
!: known here as the day when we !
|: quote unusually low prices on !
!. reliable goods that we wish to !
!: dispose OF Immediately to make !
!; room for new goods. !
! 12Hc. yard !
|: For 1Sc. quality of India Linen. !
: 45c. yard ]
: For Our 75c. All-wool Black ;
! Crepon, IS inches wide, the ;
!: correct material for skirts. !
!; 7Hc. yard ]
!: For all of our I2lc. Imperial :
: Lawns, in the most desirable :
+ patterns. :
: 75c. each J
!: For regular $1oo Extra Large =;
: Pique Bed Spreads.
5 25C. ;
. For 900. Ladies Cambria Um- ;
!; brella Drawers. ;
: SOC. J
{ For SIoo Children's Linen and
! White Dresses, sizes to q i.
: years. +;
5 Soc. ;
: For SI.25 Warmers Health -:
: Summer Corsets, in odd sizes. -.
: I0C. !
: For oSc. Ladies' Lawn and /,
: Percale Shirt Waists.
: 08c. J
: For $I.68 Ladies' White Lawn
; Wrappers, trimmed with lace. +:
! 25c.
: For soc. Boys Jean Drawers,
! small sizes.
( I8c.
: For soc. Ladies High Neck
!: and Short Sleeve Vests, sizes 26
!; and 28 only.
: l2HC.
; For 18c. Children's Fast
; Black Hose, all sizes.
: HOC.
{ For 29c. Window Screens.
: 25c.
: For Fancy and Plain Straw :
: Hats that sold for 75c. to $I.5o. +:
! 25c. yard
: For 40 and soc. Fancy and
! Plain Taffeta Ribbons, q and $ :
!; inches wide. :
: 50Co :
{ For Mems Percale Shirts, sep !.
: arate collars and cuffs, slightly F.:
: soiled.
: e3Oco :
{ For Mems Percale Shirts, col
: lar and cuffs attached, slightly
!: soiled.
: H8c. pair
; For Mems 25c. Fast Black :
: Hose, Hermsdorf dye.
! H5c. pair
: For $50. Pure Rubber Silk +:
: covered Dress Shields, No. 2. :
I Izc. ::
: For the choice of 900 Cloth ::
I bound Books, all classes of ::
T literature, slightly shelf worn. :
: Prices Advertised Good F.:
: for Friday Only.
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