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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-24

today. and the snzI adjournment VII be
had this afternoon
The no=E ensoyabis part os the entire
proceedings 81 the institute. ar Ieas9 20
a very large majority 81 the seh0o. teaeh-
erz. was that which took pl1ce a. Rarke
hall last evening. Ths- ass the last social
session OF the Institute. No pains had
bean spared 20 make 4 q most en5sya bic
affair. and tne Efforts were decidedly sue
csSssgL
The programme fog the evening was d.
vfded into TWO parts the aFst consisting of
various musical numbers 70 De rendered
from tbs stage. which occupied from s
70 $50 ?. M. and the Second portso-, in
which nearly all participated. was pat
down on the written programmes as *.re-
taxation exercise" and from the
stage as ''csfIsthenics." II Is ciffsc4it 10
say which pors1on Of the programme was
most thoroughly entoyed-
When the audience assembled u was no
ticea6ie that II waz not 80 distinctlvely
feminine Ia its makeup as had been the
case al previous sessions In fact. the
masculine element seemed 70 slightly pre-
Dominate and evening" costumes were
notably In evidence.
The programme OF stage exercises
owing 10 various contingencies. had 10 be
materially changed from is announced
form. The Apollo qaartette failed 20 ap-
tackled one og the members. hat their
place was satisfactorily filed The vari-
Gus numbers were received with applause.
and Notwithstanding The natural inpa-
thence for the closing portion of Ihe exer-
c3ses. an encore was demanded fer each
number.
The programme as rendered was as fol-
lows.
Orchestra overture Festival" Carl
MeSsrs. LANCER. DnFanti. Biebsr, Boring.
Sharpe.
Solo. II Can But Love Thee ..............
Mr.. Edmunds.
Duet, IT Feel Thy Angel Spirit. ..........
Mrs. Ednunds, Mr. Groat.
Reading, "Gazeile and Ean"...............
Miss Alice Hsmbiet.
Solo. when the Heart Is Young" ........
Miss Clara Tester.
Mandolin Solo. 'Bolero'' ........ .cristofero
sereDdde... ..-.. .-...+ .ssalFeslrA
Mr. y. Farrell
Mr. and Mrs. Edmnnds, Dir. Grout
At the conclusion OF this portion OF tbs
audience busted themselves IN clearing the
hall Of the chairs. the orchestra seated
themselves on the front OF thssstags. ard
In A ferry few moments the 'eAiis.neElsc
exercises" commenced 20 the merry
strains " familiar music and continued
until after midnight.
Altogether the evenings entertainment
was a most enjoyable affair, and made an
occasion long 70 be remembered by the
teachers and their guests.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-24
Fit for a king.

Tnquestionably the most magnificent
Ene Of furniture and al OF the very lates;
novelties Ia that line can be found in the
salesrogm OF the Oregon Manufacturing
Co. in2z and 1904 FIRST avenue. They are
displaying ia &heir windows some very
fine birch furniture that for beauty can
rot be equalesi. IN fact, the large rooms
are filled with the very choicest OF goods.
II il safe 70 say that for style and stock
ahcy are leaders. while their prices are
FAR below all others. Being manurac-
tursrs. they can sch al prices that others
cannot touch.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-24
a CHOICE HOLIDAY GIFT.

The Regina Music box Is one OF tie most
wonderful OF musical inventions. You can
not tire OF t. because IL plays thousands
OF tunes. We are selling them az greatly
reduced prices during the holidays. IL viii
make a most acceptable gift. Besides. we
have a fine line OF mznd0llns and guitars
ia fact, everything il the music line. We
sell al sheet music at half price. Sher-
man. Clay & Co. leading music dealers
OF the Pacific coast. 9l5 Second avenue.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-24
uarEaias ia Fnr..

Tor = lasy the uicsss present tast yea
can select Is something in the way - fars
Snca Klft always gives great sattsfac-
ttan TIE very finest qualities - far
Eoesss con ~ secured at 4. petkexigs. Ma
ron street. between R'gr~t and secogd ave-
nusx Fer this week The prfc@s on tzr
garments have been nsaaa lower than were
ever before knewn IN seattle NJ Pet
keNtt3 sells auiy the very hest qualities
of fur xessts and guarantees All garments
selected at BIS STORE 20 AZ pssfectly and
% ae % she very latest style. tSe caTr3es
tie largest stock q FAR xco&s - taa state.
Orders given prompS ssa cArsfal &agen-
ts1a. Tesephone. Black saA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-24
I'd TEACHERS TALK.
-~~ryC SESSION OF KING
COUNTY INSTITUTE.

"a. and Instructors From the
go normal school Deliver In
..siag and Instructive Lee
luther Valuable Papers
xrhe Defects of the @sBare-
Roye Law Discussed and
=. Necessary Amendments
STATED out.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-24

Novelties in stationery. the very
choicest editions OF holiday books. leather
goods. etc. etc, az genuine bargain
prices. The Calvert Co. 7ls First avenue
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-24

Before you buy. see the fine echromatic
opera glasses and learn prices Of III. Clay
Eversole. the oytician, 20 First avenue.
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MUST CONE TO TINE.
SULTAN REQUIRED TO MAKE
PROMISES GOOD IN TEN DAYS.

Patience of the Powers II Exhausted
ALREADY the warships Are
Ready To Penetrate the Darda-
nefies-Insrruetisns Issued 10 All
Ambassadors fer Concerted Ac-
ton
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-24

t'ur trimmed IA gloves tos3ay s. = raiF.
meas Or k~sy2 aW~Wu1t serge maeAln-
tasaea. specaai gassay A ~ Gas Brow "a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-24

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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-07

Sort an o'@eme6t ineI ed seen,
$50 BAD o'9feni6en @erser bun,
N'8luntme riede. mann ie bleen,
$50 bad iiober sui 8oseO iein Gun;
$50 De aeipen Srauine blanten
@m Dem l6ene Muieltrant,
S'aeit a go (@nbe) Dir s@epp6en orsnten.
Sort an b'lebeburosr 2ant.
8. 8.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-07
2~IHeemeiner maarennarrt.

Butter - Bette Creamery l5hc; /. Ouattdt IA
l4Rc; 2. 1O-12c; bette tadh9emubte l2-l3c; bette
DairD 13c; l. auaIitdt ll-l2e; 2. GuaIttdt l0c.
9obnen- 9e1te $l.00-L.02; quite $685.; bette
pwtebiunts" 97hc-l00; 9eriHge Qualit0t 60-95c,
Seleutrpb - $25 $50 &e Goua..;
Sc i 9 Ell - 9urfe9s, TO-, Sibn.r Il, Gas
ten 1856 los 8fnnA. @daie $3.0O--6.5G bas 9ns.
SLID - glad 8aB l0-l1c. Bite s.. giferet St.
9uffolD2G 9eutibe Rarpfen 1Mc. @roppies, Perb uno
tIelite Jti9e 2Hc, Aaie 5-6c, 9eriu9 Ia, Sufer3L-
2c, Sttnneo SuabeooS 45c, SueIts 4A-5e oas YTunb.
Gier = SaH8 frtIhs. gerIuit obserebIeG 141a:
bas 9useno.
q Better 10-14c bns 8flno.
@ftritbe- Mi1taar, 10-l5c bro lis 8ui9eL
gana - Bette 90-Si.0O oas 8un)sL
8irnen- 50c-$l. Is. bas 8ui9el.
Weintrauben Spes d Pio) 8-9Ac, @on.
CORDS 15-2Oc.
Gitrpneu = gefte Aualitdt S.. Oo-65O Die Rifs.
6art to ffetn = 8urbautS 24-25, GarlD Obic
ans Wisconiin a0-91c, Sainoiier 1926 oas Sai1eL
Gprtt SLIP Die 6aaon.
G9mo r5 10 ur5ef- 80 075: b1s 9as.
Squai b -75c bas 9useub.
8urfen- 50c-$l. 90 bos SAP.
Gina 9 obneu 15-20s bas Quart.
miebeIu- 75c-$1.00 bas SoB.
" Ell Bfrn ut - 5000 bic &ilt
Spmaten - 15-25c bic &ilts.
Gpeet Corn l5-20c pro Saf.
Spiuat-5 O-75c bas SAB.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-07
OTIS 3et4en Der 3eit tbeiIt BIZ
,Gonne" in 8epria Solgenbes nit:

,nnfer alter Sreunb Gmi1 909Fer
lit un6ebingt elmer Der beiten beutId)en
8olfsrebner, ben bic pOpotratii9en Sreis
fGberlinge. ms Sreffen bringen tOnnen naO
erfreut ii9 unter feinen 2anbsleuten in
Slinois elmer groBen pOpularitdt. Wenn
nun, trpBbem bic beuti@en 3ettnngen
peoria's in freunbltber Wetfe Reflume baz
fir senra6t batten, Elm Munn. tpie 904iter
bunbert Geute gu elmer 8eriammlung
aiebt, in Der er am Sreitag Qbeno iprodl,
70 fam mar pobl baraus f9lieBen. baB
bas 5ilberebungelium unter ben aablreidsn
0eutf6en Der Stabt 9eoria iebr f9todd
@ur3eI gefaBt bat"
Oie Some" erinrert buran, OaB oor bier
So9ren, uls 506iter fir cine before Sa4s
in peoria fpra9, bic 9a1e iiberfiiat mar,
pdbrenb biesmal taum cine GOrporaIsgaroe
fam, bic ii9 gum sr0Bten 3beil auf aoms
manbo Der Matabore oes NltgelosGlubs einz
sefunoea bate.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-07

MebI- Sarb Wbeot Gpring @atents i'm SAB So. 70
400, Soft Wbeat Beents $S.4o-360 9arO WgSt
Bafers i'm Sod s.. l5-2.40, Colt @beat Snfers I'M
Sa6 $2.25-2-5o, r9teb 9oe" $L15-1.20. &oesenmsbl
INT SAP $200-2 10; neues INT Sad 81. 1910.
Wtnterp Ell SEN - No. 2 9are su esq.
@orn go. 2 81 22H-22Ac
pafer Sp. 2 su l6A-17t; merger SO. 2 81 q
.-2l4c
3en Startes 8imotbp $3.50 Die Soune, go. l
s8.0o-850, ylo. 2 S7.Oo-7.5O, Mireb So 0o-6.5O, Up.
lamb Prairte. beites 1856, mittlere DUAL, s6.5o-7.O0.
Serfte 1885,.
8oggen-y go. 2 gu 34H-35e.
Somereten GIa9s gto. l 75K-76c auf Der
9abn, Sinptbp $2.O0-240.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-07
tSdr Die SGItnots Staatssettun93
v2ckebMr0ce 8eitfO.".

Die 8eeDlferung bes ungefdbr At beuti9t
Guabratmeilen u1nfdfenben GroB6er3og=
tbunls2uremburg bat ~beIonbers tn ben lsBter
finf3ig Sobren i'm 8erbdltniB gu ben be-
nadbarten 2Gnbern GuBerit lang1um 5uge=
nDmmen, ba Die 8etppbner befelben burd
Die 4rmut6 unb politif9s unTidsrbeit i6reS
angetuulmten 8atsrlonoss tets me6r 5ui
N~usmunberung 9~ebrdngt purbsn, uls BIZ
8irger auoerer Gegenoen, Du3u fam Del
l1mtanO, OuB felt @nfang b;sfes So3rbuns
berts Die allgemein afs 5seleupsrfdufer BE-
3ei1neten ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS beIpnoer5
tbGtig tparen, Die als fle.Bi9e unb gsniigias
me 2anbpirtbe befannten Quremburger fi1
gepiKe ii6erfeeif9e 2dnber gu gepinnen,
So batten es, pie Der nun Der Itorbene sc
s conner in ~ieinen,, BON bea9tenstpert6sn
GammelfleiBe 5sugenoen 8erfe Die 2us
remburger in Der neuen Delt" (Ou6uque
Soma, 1889 beribtet, oieie Nsenten baupts
fG9li9 barduf abge1eben, jena 0eut16er
3ur 4uspdnberung mad 8railien, tpo1elbf
fie i6nen golbene 8erge berIpraAen, gu be.
rebett. Sn einem bamals auf Mdrften uni
in Sptnnfuben in 2uren1burg pertbsiiter
u@ebi9te" 6ieB es unter Qnbersm:
Criminals iab ib in ben &imnel.
Gine Stimnte ruft mir SIT:
&inoer, ieaelt iebt nab binnen,
Sad Dem 2ann @railien 5u.
@enu has Sbiff aebt in ben @afen,
MeRn mir tretc1i OIL has 2aaD,
9Giro @railienS &oiier iageu:
r&pntmt uuo rei0et mir Die @anb,@
ggeil ms Gott bat auserforen,
N8ir ncm &aiier Srei Qeidmoren,
0oB mir treu uub untertbau
&pumen in 8raiilien an.
OieIen bet6Drten N~uspanberern ging es
oann befunntli9 pie ben meiltsn anberen
Die infolse dbnli9er gerfpre9ungen ibfC
6eimat6 Derlieben = lie ftarben entpebel
aus 91pt6 un0 @len0 in Der Srembe, obel
fe6rten, BON alien Mitteln entblDBt, piebel
3uriid.
Q1s BON 1870 ii6 Die %europamiber
2uremburger bauptid9iiA mad ben Der:
eini9ten Stdutsn panbten, berDffentli9tl
elmer berTelben in Der 3eitI9rift r2ugembur.
ger @ort" am IA. Npril 1854 einen ldnge:
rem NbI9iebsbrief, aus Dem mir folgeno'
9aratteriitif9en @telen mittbeilen pOQen:
r@6e i9 ot9, liebes 8aterIanb. perlqile.
benz i9 bds Oa1ein unb 10 Diel RGbli4e=
berbanfe, min i9 Dir gum leBten Deal 2ebts
tpp6l fagen unb Dir 3etgen, buB ib fein uns
bantbarer Sobn bin. 8ie1ei9t flagH ou
mid bss unbants an, bdB i'd bid IN einem
Nugenblid Derlahe, in benz i9 MID erfenntltd
aeigen Iolte fir 10 piele bon Dir %empfansenen
@D6ltbaten.
p&inerfeits bin i9 bas pirtli9 unb 5ei9t'
mid Iebr barbarii9. @ber, liebes 8dters
Lamb, liebe SHUTTER, Define 8riHte, benea II
btele 8pbltbaten fir cine 10 groBe 3dbl ctts
flofen, 1inb Dertrodnet. Sic miifen fid
beinen Mrmen entipinben unb in ferne 2dnbe
3teben, I'm ibren 2~ebensunterbalt gu Iuden.
Set btelen Snbren tragen mir grpBes Glenf
nit Schulz, obne ie bic Stimme erboben 81
baben, I'm Die Nufmertiamteit Der Regiez
run9 ober bes Publitums auf uns gu lenfsn,
Ser Staat fab uniere ungliidlihe Gage, abe1
er blteb gefiibllos - batten mir oo6 Wals
Ter unb @ein genug. Man fennt bas! N5e.
man peiB ap@. paB uns Die 2~ebensrniiirl
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-07
Nauf ieinem 2anbiibe in 8udl ouf feinem
F6etmii6en 8pben Der Sob credit.

|6eimii4en 8oben Der Sob credit,
Sn Der Diterreidif9en Delesirtenbe fammz
lung in 8iea fam IS glei6 3u 8eginn Der
8erbanblungen burd bas 8e9ebren eiies
tI9e9tT9en 9eIegirten, Hde9i1d fpreG1sr
gu biirfen, 3u elmer erregten Scene, oereu
8ertauf fol9enOer mar: 5err SeblitY9ta
Ipra9 iiber Die Stelungndbme CUR aIgerei=
men ltnfulDert9erunespffi9t. 5err Mar-
i9uu (8riinn) tpolte iiber btefen puntt
tidsdii9 ipre9en, ipDgegen Elm She'll Der
@eriammlung beftig ppponirt. ginige
Sbeilnebnner i3tden ii9 an, ben Saat gu
berlafen. IS entipann iid eine beftigt De-
bate, tpprauf ber &ebner unter GROCER unz
rube peiter3ufpre9en perfudt. Da or je=
bod bic 8erfammlung angriff, purbe tim
bus Wort ent5ogen. 5err Durfa (2oibaG)
iprd3 gIet9faIs iiber bie1en gunft uno err
tldrte, bic unfauperitderungspfli9t ben
Observation-Disclosures anf3ubalien, ipure
Elm 8erbre9en unO cine neue briidenbe 8es
Iteuerun9 berTeIben. Sn bieIem Mpmeni
unterbra9 0err MorI9oa BEN Gebner urt
for6erte Die QntpeIenben ti9e1i19er Sta=
tionalitdt ouf, ben Saal gu berldTen, pa
ielbe in tbrem natipndlen 8etpubtIetn BE-
leiDi9t tpDrben Ieien. Darauf erbpb Ii6 Elm
GROCER Sumult unb 6err MarI9aa iparsc
~ge5tpungen, Die 8pIfSbaIe gu perla1en. gb=
georoneter Steiner beitieg Die Sribiine uni
iagte, Die ~@erTamrnIung fei CUR 8eipre9uao
BON gemeinia1n Snterefen e~inberufen pors
ben, nibt gum Acknowledgement 81
Der &eoner Der beutI9en 5pra9e mG6tia Fci
fDnne in Der beuti6sn Stabt Wien p~erla1tqt
tperOen, bab Der &ebner aud beutl9 ~referire
(8eifal.) 0amit mar bic Sadie erleoigt.
* X x
Die Pruger 6rauensO~ rtseruppe bes Ser
tT9e9uugspersins fir ben 80banertpolb en-
ldBt einen Nufruf an Die rtbeueren @9tpe=
fern, in pel4efn barber &luge ae2i6ri
tpirO, baB bic H9e9if6en 5rauen ii@ big
ber niGt in benz MaBe an Der ti9e9ii0=
natipnalen 8%etpegung betbeiligen, pie IS ifrt
Pfli9t fei, oaB Die Mdnner binii9tfih ben
uationalen 4rbeit ben 5rauen melt abel
feien unb baB es baber ~notbpenoig lei, baf
aud Die Srauen eine grDBere patriotii9t
Sbdtigteit entptdeln. SIM 6inblid barau'
tptrb nun fir Die tommenben ct. Men3els=
tu9e Elm u@ongreB ti9e9iI9er Sruuen" ned
Prag einberufen, Der nt9t nur Elm blpbel
Wanifeftations@Gon9reB iDnoern cine n;h:
ttge 8erIammIung CUR 8eratbung Der n1tio.
nalsn 4rbeit iein ioq. Sn oieiem Sraaen=
Barlament 1ol iiber MGeS berat6en perDtn
mas bon ben Sruuen bisber e~eleiitet tpprSI
unb mas mod gu leiiten lei. Sn lebterea
6inii9t lei mod febr oieI gu tbun. uNrl
0runb gemeinIamer 8eratbung," beiBt e.
i'm Nufrufe, rtperben mir bann Elm SORT
16reiten Der g~emeinIomen Nrbeit beidlIe5er
ut1b perben als 8erfinberinnen bes Nrbeits.
programmes auseinanoer9eben, bamit Ssol
in ibrer 9eimatb auf Die @rrei9ung bes ge=
metniumen 3teles bindrbeite -"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-07
Diebmdrft

minbpteb purOe in ben etOd'garOs ipis Totst
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-07
freieS SatarrD Sud).

pe=rn=na 1T bas tpirtIamite unb 6etain@
fefte 8atarr6=Mtttet IS turirt 8atarrb in
jeoer 5orm. Sin bon Or. 0artman Derz
faBtes 8u9, pel4ss Ipe3teu benz &atarrb
nno feiner 9eilung eepibmet tit, piro na6
irgero elmer 4breie Derlanbt bon Der Yez
ru@na Drug Manufacturing Company, Go<
luntbus, 8.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-07

Die topfsren 8eteranen bom ere
item 0ederS Regiment, ober "a.
Suinoisz& egiment, bielten bieier Sage i9re
@eI9dftsber fammlung in Gbtcago, pobet
ieber e~in5eGne feline abii4P% tunbgob, IT
Mc&inIen gu fttmmen,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-07

U" Tr ~ EI~N" t1"'H'
q nab E 2eBebureer as,
Se inert lena Spro6 ob i3fpebsn,
Gil as led birer muolbeflaB,
Sci Stols inert ben bra ieken.
98an enas ben ieng Spro6 ferup0t (pera6tet),
Sen LAB mer goeb 0ocn,
Sir Dem buoit eb, Dir aeit, an uo6t,
SOB bu Der bal se tioen (%tlaoen).
Spnt absr freut ft6 Conner aufridtiq, bah
er in einem 2anoe tpp6nt, tpo man nibt
Soloat gu tperben brau9t, tpo Niemanb ben
Sut biel nqueti9en" muB unb no man prin=
gen, 8rafen unb 8arone ni9t bDber f6dbt,
als ir9eno einen 8au~erniungen.
mir i6inere tenaem &inet Srei,
Mir ieltper fin De Ginet bel.
50 gan5 unb gar 5ufrieben aber lit er
bod ni9t nit ieiner neuen 9eimatb; benin
elm 2anb, in benz bic 2eute ba einen 9elbs
iad tragen, po bas Sera iein fpa, in benz
Die 5rauen 5ausre9iment fi6ren unb in
benz neben ieoer 8lume cine Glupperfdlanae
liegt, lit ni4t nad feinem 9eI9mad. Mme=
rita 1T ibm iberbuupt bic perfebrte Melt;
no Soft iein iou, lit @elo, bet Mann lit bic
Srau, Der Bauer Miniite unb Der G6neiz
Der prdiioent. 9esbalb iaqt er aum
S9lufe ietnes n9empeb" betitelten Sc
bi9tts:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-07
mir lebeburaer Meuner
Sen oeiti9 fu Stan a 8lutt,
8etannt on ole 2enner
Spr frei, a franz, a quit.

$50 es cnsebt, ba legt er AUDI cine frdf%
tige 2an5e fir Die @rbdltung bes 2urarnz
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-07

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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-07
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The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-07
Hosiery Specials.

AtI2x cents, 200 dozen Misses Fast Black Rib.
bed Hose, seamless, double knees, heels. soles
elsewhere.
At Is cents, one lot Child's Seamless Fast Black
Fine Ribbed Hose, actual value IS CENTS
At 12H cents, Que lot baby boys Tan Cotton
sox, guaranteed fast color, lovely quality-sizes
AZ to6X.
At IAN cente, one lot Child's Seamless Fast
Black Hose, fine gauge, AZ to 7-usual price %
cents.
At 12H cents, ono lot. size 8, Infants Fancy
stitch Black Lisle sox, very fine, originally sc
At Is cents, or six pairs for S1.25. one lot
Ladies' Fine Fast Black Hose, best combed
maco, 90 gauge, high spliced heels, double
solcs-great value.
il, Al l2A cents, 100 dozen Ladies' Seamless Fast
Black, real Bgyptian-actually worth TIC
:. At IS cents, one case Ladies Black Hose Richie
ut SIC. P
AT SIH cents, one lot Ladies' Fine Black L,sle
Hose. Richelieu ribbed, the SOC kind
at 3 for 81, one lot Ladies' 75c Black Lisic Hose
to close ont, sizes and sx only-remember 75c
hoss for 81 for pairs.
:, AT sly cents, one lot Ladies' out sizes Black
Hose. S& to 9x, real value Soc
At 20 cents, one lot Ladies Silken Finish Fine
Gauge Black Hose, out sizes-b'g value.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-07
Read
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Meditat;a
D.
Gents FURNISHINGS,

At '2c, On dozen Balbriggsn Shirts and Drawo..
French finished neck-tho value &c.
AT 5oc, or for 81, the greatest bargain n, +h
sesson-59 dozen fine Balbrlggan Shirts ana
Drawers, best comoed Egyptian yarn. FrenrSS
neck-guaranteed to equal any Soc goods in the
city. e' III 'ne
At 42e, Boys Laundricd NeglIgee Shirts. 70,
lare and Guns attached. eoi'
at DOC, Mems Laundried Neglitee Shirts 40,
SOC shirt made. -oess
At Coo Mems FiLe Negligee Shirts lapndr,.s
colore guaranteed, detachable collars-wa viii
snow these beside any 81 shirt In the city-trv
At 6oc. Laundried Percale Shirts, shield f,on,.
4detachablc collars and cuffs, fast coors-a SooI;
dollsr shirt. soou
:. at 81 each. the beauty of all. Laundried Moo.
hgee Shirts,2 coars,a pairs Guns (ink and piainI
these are easily the equal OF the ones yonyy
Iurnlsner asks you Si.55 to $i.5) forty US and
at 10 con's, 100 dozen Seamless Fast Black V
nose; as good as You get elsewhere for 12Xc
AZ IN cents. 100 dozen Tan Hoee, Warranted
last color, 4O gnagc, double heels eoles and toes
positive every day value &c.,
At Is cents, or rs for ak pairs bip Lot Tan v
Hose, real maco. silk finish, fine gauge. few can
BIO found better for SOC. AZ" SAn
AT II cents, Mems Leather Bclts-the aYc sort-
see them. 80 A'-
At IS cents. Mems Leather Belts-ane ones ana,
and geo. WIN 'ues eoine
At 81 cents, the "Ncw Pun" Ties. thu ,stea, ,n
gen lemen's neckwear 'e' All
and Tecks. III nahue
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-07
Silks.

Our elk man has done come telling work in
New York the pest week-as u result OF his ef.
forts there, we ofrer theee:
90 pieces 20.inch hne figured Tafrsta Silks In
the choicest coiore, select things for wasts-1ust
what our neishbor merchants are selling at csc
and think they are selling big bargain, and 20
they nre. Here 1t is for soc a yard.
IL pieces 2Oinch Printed Warp Dresden Silks
very pretty colore. the choicest desens OF the
seasonal quality tkat has not been ofrered any
where for less than 81 yard. This is what we
call bargain, only 75c.
10 pieces % and IS inch printed warp Persian
Silk decidedly stylish, Just what you paid 81
and 81 Is for the first OF the season-hers's an.
other bargain, only 69c.
pieces lovely black and white Shepherd Plaid
Tareta Silk, very hne quality-the height OF fash
lon Just now-pricc only SOC.
pieces ~ inch Second Mourning Silk, Fine
Black Tafreta with pretty white pin cnecks-5Oo
a yard.
"a inch fine Black Satin Duchesse, the wonder
OF tue season at 79c-actual value 81
See our new line OF Black Dress Silks We
have some big things for you at 75c, STXc and 81
per yard. Snch values are seldom to be secn.
pieces q inch Black Japanese silk, great
value at SOC.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-07
TO JOIN THE METHoDIsrs.
Father Kolaszewski's Movement to Trans
fer His Congregation Progressing.

Father Kolaszewski's Movement to Tran1-
fer His Congregation Progressing.
CLEVELAND, Ohio. May 6.-The move
ment of Father Kolaszswski, pastor Of
the Independent Catholic Church, to
transfer his church and congregation to
'he Methodist Episcopal fold, is pro-
crossing and is sa,d 30 be now an as
sured fact. 1t Is stated that long con-
ference was held yesterday between
Father Kolaszewski and Chaplain Q. @.
McCabe, and as result the former Of
fered to turn over all the church prop
ersy and bring the entire membership Of
1900 people into the M. e Church.
The property owned by the church Is
very valuable. Thus far tho matter
has not been formally presented to the
general conference. and IL Is not prob
able that it will be done, as this con.
fert nee can have no jurisdiction in the
case. 1t is possible a resolution may
be adopted recommending that the
church accepi them, but this much is
not certain.
The right to accept them lies in the
quarterly conference, and TO 1t
the application will be made. 1t only has
the right 80 admit them, and 1t alone
could do go. Father Kolsszewski has
been an Interested spectators at the
conference and close listener He oc.
cupies q seat in Chaplain McCabe's
private box ard follows the proceedings
with much interest.