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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-03
Sheffield Races

Sheffield, Ind. July Results:
First race-Six furlongs: Unias won;
Terra Archer. second; George B. Swift,
third. Time l 10.
Second-Five furlongs: lamar won;
Woodland Belle, second; Yours Truly,
third. Time 1:011k.
Third-Mile: Serena won; Fred K,
second; Mile NJ, third. Time 1:421h.
Fourth-Seven furlongs: Zlmmons
won; The Kitten. second; Ida Pickwiek
third. Time 1:27h.
Fifth-Six furlongs: Miss Young
won; Glenoid, second; Conner, third.
Time IA
SiXth-Six furlongs: Caufeld won; ;
Roy Lochfel, second; Joe Mancini. third
Time TIA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-03
WOULD FISH ON SUNDAY.
And the Conra~reizI Traveller Cos . M es
In His EaF


A commercial Traveller who stayed
ever Sunday at seneca Falls and vent
IN the Lake 20 pass away the time,
thought be would catch few fab. -
he hired g boat equipped IL with the
neces sary tackle. started out and was
soon busy watching his line. After
time. says the Post Express. something
got hold and commenced 20 pull To
make sure 80 was fsh he leaned ovsI
the side cf the boat GBd pecrsd down
through The water. aud when b found
81 was \ real live Ezh hs bccauss sE.
cited AID tumbiSd ~ bead Grst. In he
Efforts 20 s1tTieaie bimsef from bis
unpleasant position De- bcoAnos sE-
tangled n his line. and ~. tsh sepArat.
ing from H. hook that adjunct 70
fHhernaB's ~ attached itNslf % hsI
EAR. BE was finally rn@cDed bat iit1is
the worse for h4z sxp~rsDes
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-03
Kansas CITY Races

Kansas City, No, July Results:
First race-Five and a half furiongs:
Adelina won; Black Satin, second; DR..
McAllister, third Time 1:171z.
Second-Five furlongs, 2-year-olds:
Wild Mint won; DR.. Crumbine, second;
Mate, third. Time :0812.
Third-Seven furlongs, selling: Little
Chap won; Tartar, second; Zeulda,
third Time 1:26A.
Fourth-FNour and a half flIrlongs,
selling: Phil Thompson won; John
Boone. second; Confessor, third. Time
80
Fifth-Mile, selling: Long won; Sir
Charles, second; Zendavesta, third
Time :501a.
Sixth-Five furlongs, selling: Thur
man won; Wanda r. second; John,
third. Time 1:072
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-03
Archdeacon nnI's Appointmen,s

Salina. Kan, July 2-(Speciall-FoI-
lowing is the list of appointments Of
Archdeacon Hill for the month of JulX-
July .. Williamsburg: July :. Horton .
Ju.y $, Severance; July 9. Hiawatha.
July 10. Marysvlle: July. Manhattan
enc Namego; July Is. Topeka: July II.
Maple BIZ; July 10, White City; july
20, Dwight; July Il, Herington: July 10
w w lchi'a' July q Eureka; July p
= ares center; July ., Colony; July a
Coffeyville; July %. Sedan. Iulv -
Caney; July y, Topeka.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-03

There - 10 such thing an lsick.-
szid Col NORTH once. Everybody ia
th1 v~orid has ehaBee2 What peop.
call luck imply means TIA; snAn So.
his chance. holds On 20 "a. AID 81 tks
right u-ozssnt works "a FOR klEa-rif
IEck2" NOzasnsei Lnek' 10 ssspiy
the faculty Of ss.ztng Fas-izg OPpOS
fua.ti~s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-03

The first bzak within ~ lsszitz a fhs
United States was Chartered "a F'tiia.
celpbis - III It wzz incorporated ..
cungreza under The s5tle: -'TAs Pre-
deut. uirscsors and Corupany 80
Bark % y orfh ArseTscs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-03
St Ianis Race.


st, Louis, July "A rain storm put
the track in poor condition today, max
ing il very sloppy. Summaries:
First race-AIile, selling: Hickok
won; Shining Belle, second; Ben Wad-
dell, third. Time 1853
Second-Six and a half furlongs May
Thompson won; Draw Scott, second;
st. Augustine, third Time 1924.
Third-AIife, selling: Haroldine won
Rhett Goode, second; Hawthorne, third
Time 1 "A
Fourth-Five furlongs: Jock B. B,
won; Dare II, second; Amah Wood, third
Time 1:0315.
Fffth-Mile and twenty yards, selling
Jack Bradley won: Favorine, second:
Tradition, third. Time 1:47
Sixth-Six furlongs: Neutral won;
Dora Wood. second: Johnny McHaEe.
third. Time 1:15&.
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Smith is Ahead of Tim.

Rome, n. Y, July 2.-Letter Carrier
Smith of Chicago, who is trying 10 break
the bicycle record between that city
and New York, arrived here at AS
o'clock, several hours ahead of time.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-03
Chicago Tennis Tournament.

Chicago, July I'm the tennis tour
nament today c. b. Neel beat Slocum,
So; 60; 10-S. c. L Wrenn beat Weld
ner, Sc; 81; rs. Myers beat Everts
Wrenn. 6-1; rs. S. r. Neel beat Belden.
(
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-03
Hopeless

wife-what do you think of Bridget's
cooking?
Husband think If she tried to boil
water, she'd burn it.-Tit-Bits.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-03
LOCKOUT STILL IN FORCE
Tin Plate Situation is Where it was Before
the Conference,

Tin Plate Situation is Where ii WAS Before
the Conference.
Pittsburg, Pa, July 2.-The Amalgam-
ated association and the manufactur
ers committee went into conference at
noon to make another effort to settle
the tin plate workers wage scale for
the year After a long session the con-
ference finally adjourned tonight after
the manufacturers had made a scale
which is practically the same as that
of last year. This leaves the tin plate
lockout still in force and only modified
by the agreement, giving each manu-
facturer the option of signing or not as
Ae chooses.
Hnnd,s Sarsa narilla rests the brain.
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Among the CoIless Mines.

Chicago, July 1.-The nine of Brown
university defeated that of Chicago
university today by a score of 8 10 5.
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who wrote The Letter Tia. Nsvss
Cane 90 roo kB0wI~
80. bat III bxt ~ eat IL 81 d.
.ssot Es2senz-r boy.--S. L. Escor1sr.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-03

W. zt O. yosa ssoGsa.ses the nsoAx3Irix-
tng fyf.- - feza@i. scaasyY~
LIS . s.T.Ieg. "--lJrEEOls Irl5uaA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-03

young man." said TIE merchant "a
the prospective Office BOY, are you far
y well educated ?"
Il be- replied the BOY. proudly-Tt
Bits
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-03

4; Is q e1rsSss tA1Sg t1@t = Hzzrrlzxs
=czrz1ouy 10 reEsr kizoCezzGEi unleAs
t..s=s - alie.i IN it--Eay GU Chat
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-03
THE WEATHER.
Wichita Kan

wichita. Kan. july 1893
Local forecast for Wichita ans I-i-9,7'.-
Fair Friday, probably fair ana sigbt1y
cooler Saturday. IS MY
During the past - hours the hisbas. tor,
perature Vas %, the lowest Is and tha
mean ~, with clearing warmer yrt.s-t,,,S
fresh southeast wind and a slight fan in
pressure AZ
Thus far this month the average tba-,-
perature has been s.
For the past eight years the average
temperature for the month OF July hss
been q. and for the md day. =.
FRED L. JOHNSON.
Washington. y. G. July Abreast for
Oklahoma and Indian Territory-Fair
continued high temperature. prohs hf1-
cooler Friday or Saturday night; SOuther-
For Kansas-Fair:. continued high tenn
yserature Friday. much cooler Friday
n ght; southessterly winds becomin Z
norther3y.
For Colorado-Fair, variable winds
:SSSB. - F'ma ETAOl\ ETAO\IN
St Paul. July Three important cir
culars were issued by the Omaha rail-
way this morning, appointing II. g.
Burt general manager in place OF r. ".
Wing. general manager Of the Free
mont. EIkhoTn and Missouri Valley road
Mr. Bidwell was also appointed general
manager Of the Sioux City and Pacific
railway company.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-03

second; Frances Fesler, third. Time
1:03K.
Sixth-Six furlongs, selling, 3-year-
olds and upwards, purse $500: Mobalasca
won; Cyclone, second; Robinson. third.
Time 1:15k
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-03

Ia tas treatment q nervoss esses,
b - tse bet paysicszn -so IS ~
raOst ing-usc-S Inspire o. hop's. -s,'.ss
risE,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-03
Beef Jelly.

An excellent food for N invalid who
has grown tired of beef-juicr ard beef
tea, is a beat JILL. & e., . .---l
Of beef 81 - Beef tea. and co, er 81 y III
a pint Of cold water. PJu. a;O a dou1se
boiler AID stald as'i, i- "a ho--,
then put over the fire and heat - tic
boiling point and simmer half On hour.
Skim the surface 10 remove nnv part.
cies Of grease. Soak one-third 81 box
of gclatine IN two tablespooafglsO Of cold
water, and pour the hot broth over ~
SsasOn to taste with salt. and pour into
small cups 70 harden. DO not strain
toe broth. though clearer looking
teIiv VIII bc The result. - part 81 tbs
nutriment il taken out b. Etraining.-
y. y Posi-
she-when they hear you arc Coins
TO be married. dear, wont they r@iss
your salary?
He am afraid not. darling; they
have heard il 50 often before.-TTuth-
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CALLS HIMA GRANDMOTHER

Hoods Sarsaparilla rests the brain.
1t gives nerve strength and body health.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-03
IT'D "a JOtLNSON.
o.. 4.
Washington. D. c. July 2-F.recast 70

For C0lorado-.Fair, variable winds.
SAB. ..aFma ETAOIN ETAONIN
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-10-01

we'll as style seeing part of sar
Muslin Night Robes.
Four fine styles, in high neck, winter
specials, sailor collars or Empire back
and front, entirely new, never shown
before or at this price, o8c,
Black .Sateen Skirts.
Deep Umbrella ruffle with fine cording
lined ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $I.38 skirts at
o8c
Corsets, 6oc,
Our No. IS" glove-ftting, Long Waist
ed "Sonnette" Corset, made of the best
sateen. Three side steels Regular
value, $I.oo.
Coysets, q8e.
Our No "71S" "Sonnette" Corset a
perfect model, six hooks, extra long
wasted, made of the best Paragon
| Cloth, steel boned and double side steels,
colors white, drab and black. Regu-
lar value, $I.25.
Sterling ,S1l0er NoVeltteS
in Hooks, Files, Cutical Cutter and
Gents Moustache Combs, in silver cases,
| 25c. each. "a
Rings, Sterling Cut .Sl0ey.
25c., 3oc., soc.
Ladies' solid gold rings in all colored
stones-special price, 5oc.
Other /e70elry Bargains
Real Shell Side Combs, 25c, 3oc., 4qc,
Hair Ornaments, Celluloid, 1oc. Cellu-
loid Side Combs, &C., 49,, I9c., 25c.
E.ybosttson Day F2annels.
Domet Flannel, 81 in, sKc-5c. quail
y.
outing Flannel,
27 in, sc.
Canton Flannel.
80 in, 8c.-1oc. quality.
NIhtte Wool Flannel.
27 in, 2sc.-33c. quality.
Col0red Dress Goods.
One lot Fancy Mixtures, regular 75c
| goods-in beautiful iridescent effects
IS inch, at 5oc.
| Black Goods.
Another lot of As inch fine and wide
vale Clay Diagonal-8oc. value for 5oc
Piano Recitals.
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Sozhe&S1ehYo,
IO7-77f CHAPEL ST..

ColloNS. ! case famous Dwight
Anchor Bleached Cotton
i yd. wide-with slightly imperfect
sselvedges, yet not enough so to inter
fere with use.
Thursday at oAc I'd.
ITEMS Brand new lot of Mems Neck
TIES. wear, made to sell at 25c ca.
Handsome flowing end Tecks,
-in-Hands, Bows and String Ties.
.... Thursday at loc ca
PRICES, STALL ITEMS
ONT. Crochet Cotton, per ball--3c.
Toe Side Combs Sc.
Safety Pins-all sizes-l doz. &c.
Genuine belong Hooks and Eyes, Sc.
loo 5-hook Corset Steels-any color, &c.
Genuine Ostrich Feather Collarettes,
soc.
Seidlitz Powders, &c.
Copco Bath Soap, cakes, Csc.
Superior Bay Rum, s OF. bottle, l5c,
Refreshing Lavender Salts, l7c.
25c Silk Elastic Web, all colors, l3c.
CANDY.
Your choice of
Fresh Chocolate Creams, Thursday
Wintergreen Creams, Sonly
Cocoanut Bonbons, &c ID.
Peppermint Creams,
BOOKS.
Beside the Bonnie Brier Bush" l0c
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Other Items.
The rest of the store offers
Thursday Bargains that must not be passed.

RIBBONS. 100 pcs. fine quality all
silk double faced Satin Ribbon
4 and 5 inches wide.
CoLoRs-Mais, Bluet. Turquoise, Gold Brown Grey,
Sage, 1t. Blue, Cerise, Maienta, Seal, Orange,
Copper, Cardinal. Navy. Cream.
Value 80 and SOC. Thursday at / &c yd.
SILK CHIFFON. That is As in. wide
CoLoRs-Cream, White, Mais, Nile, Navy Luven-
der, Mordore, 1t. Blue g shades). Pink q
shades, Grey, Grass, Cardinal, Gold Brown
and Black. 75c and S100 values.
Thursday SO and 69c yd.
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The richest styles and humblest
prices seem to prevail at
BOwDITCH'S.
We will sell only those qualities
which we know will give satisfao-
ton. The purchasing power of
the BOWDITCH store ena bles us
to offer You many things in this
line that it is impossible for other
dealers to secure.
All new Fall styles are now in
stock and ready for inspection.
We offer you in this line greater
ass ortment to select from than
you can find elsewhere.
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ne. These for Thursday:
Exposition Handkerchzefs,
Six Ladies' Handkerchief for 25c
Comprising Fancy Lace Edges, Lace
Corners, Mexican work, Reveres. Plain
Hemstitched Lawn and Pure Linen.
Sc. each. Pure Linen Hemstitched
Handkerchief, 4, u and inch hens.
olso Swiss Embroidered Scallop Edges
and Irish Hand Work, embroidered.
1oc. each for any style and size in
Ladies Linen Collars.
Exposition Laces.
Special lot Of Fancy Laces, S cts
ranging in with from AZ to 10 inches
wide--in shades ivory biege, cream
two-toned.
At 12c., an exceptional lot of Fine
Oriental Laces, ivory shade. to 70
inches wide-pretty open designs, I2Mc.
yard,
Er6oszt1oN TRIMMINGS.
A varied assortment of Spargle Bands
and Passementries. Special choice for
CSC.
Erb0stt1on Linens.
100 S-4x1o Table Cloths, hemmed,
ready for use. $1.5o each.
EtboSitt0n 7o7OeIs.
24x52 in. Damask Towels, in red, blue,
old gold and white borders, Ioc. each.
ExbOsttt0n Umbrellas, STAG.
70 in. silk mems and womens natural
handles-silver trimmed-were ST.. Is and
5000.
Ne7O ANtvann Slices.
Crack Proof Calf Skin" Ladies'
Button and Lace Shoes for Fall and
Winter wear-at $3.50, well worth So. so.
Exposition Sca,tS.
Irish Point Bureau Scarfs and Pillow
Shams. Pillow Shams, 49,, oSc., ST.. 10,
$I.25, $I.5o to $500 pair. Bureau
Scarfs, ~ yds. long, 45c., 75c., CSC. and
$I.25. 2yds., Soc, $I,25 and 81. so each
Exposition Stockings.
100 Ladies winter weight Cottor
Hose, Hermsdorf black, high splicet
; heels and double soles, CSC. goods
Thursday, at csc. pair.
Piano Recitals.
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-;::::::::: MALLEYzkNEEI4 O. -:: :::

Yale students will find our ware
rooms the headquarters for pianos TO
rent. We have the largest assortment
in the city, many in oak cases TO match
the students room furnishings. Prices
reasonable. NJ. Sonnenberg Piano COM
pany, sol Chapel street. s23 If
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Furniture.


The immensely of our store and
the variety of goods shown, to-
gether with the quality, can be
only appreciated after careful
study of the many great features
of the BOWDITCH store. Here
we show everything in the Furni-
ture line, made in all the new
woods and finished in Flemish.
Delft, Antique Oak and Vernis-
Martin.
Remember Furniture was never
sold so cheap as now and you get
the lowest prices at the
BIG BOWDITCH STORE.
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"Let Us Take Your Measure"

For an all-wool business suit for $1,000
and upward, or a pair of trousers from
81 and upward. NORTON & SON.
Tailors and Clothiers, II Center street.
Oct1 Ct
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Local Weather Report.
FOR SEPTEMBER 30, 1896.

Mean temperature. 63.
Max Temperature. IL.
Min temperature. Ga.
Precipitation .63 inches. =
Max. velocity OF wind. 89-SE.
Accumulated excess OF daily mean tenn
perature since January |. 204 degrees; or an
average daily excess or Z degrees.
Total deficiency III precipitation since Janu-
airy l. $40 inches.
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Opening Days in the
Garment Room.

Rods, racks, tables, shelves piled high with the
of Cloakdom. The result of months of careful
selection Never let your cloak wander from this store,
for we're equipped to you your utmost sats-
faction Cheap? Yes, but it's price cheapness only.
Everything else about garments to top notch
style, fit, materials, make, finsh all the very best.
Siop-shop rubbish finds abiding place in this pro-
gressive department. Furthermore we believe that
nowhere can one find better fitting Jackets than here
Jackets.
Plain fly front effects, double breasted
Refers, tight-htting braided Jackets
military effects, Empire styles and hand
some fur trimmed Jackets
$500 to $35. 90.
Capes.
From the sensible plain black capes to the
auntiest Of tan capes and a host Of
happy medium styles that cannot fail to-
tickle the popular fancy
S4.o8 to $4,000.
Separate Skirts.
Don't believe you can better our skirts in
style or quality or prices.
Plain blacks fancy blacks and fancy colors
in assortment galore.
Our leader is a S yd. skirt of handsome
novelty colored wool goods lined with
percaline, stiffened with hair cloth and
velveteen bound. $3.50 most every
where else. Here at $500 ca.
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MALLN*NEELYlMAp@.

Seam BWdtng
All Silk Taffeta Binding, 9 yd pieces,
IKE.
All Silk Prussian Binding, all colors,
per piece, &c.
Extra Fine All silk Prussian, black
and white only, nc
Double Bone Casing.
yd pieces, &C piece
~ :" . all colors, silk stitched &C I"
Casino Double Casing for lightning
steels, SC piece
.sk1vt, Eagmgs.
The new devises for protecting the
bottom Of skirts.
The Feather Brush Skirt Binding, all
colors, &c. yd.
Peerless Skirt Cord, SC yd
Appleton's Newport Skirt Facing,
with wire, &c yd
Velvet Dress Expander, &C. yard
Bias Velveseea-Sklrt Bsndsng.
These goods are made in England of
the very finest material, and are guar
anteed the very best offered anywhere at
the price.
The Haddam 5 yd pieces, I IA inch
wide, all colors, &c piece
The Essex, a I'd. pc, inch wide,
all colors, &c. piece
The Quinnipiac, yd. piece, ? inch
wide, alf colors, roc piece
The Quinnipiac, 5 I'd, piece, inch
wide, all colors, Ioc piece
The Dive Uo1,,+..o ,1;aoa
colors, qualify A, 2Sc piece
The Veludiua, yd. piece, all colors,
Quality A, 35c piece
Montowese, q I'd. piece, Corduroy, CSC pc.
The Madison, yd. piece, Ramproof,
acc piece
The Lakewood, inch wide, SC yd,
The Corduroy Cord, inch wide, &c. "
Bya1as, Dresmakers.
Fine yard Roll Skirt Braid, all col
No. 70 Fine Wide worsted, Black r.
only, II I'd. pieces, roc. piece
No, IS Fine Wide Worsted, Black
only, II yd. pieces, I5c. piece
No. 81 Fine Very Wide, only I2 yd.
pieces, Ioc. piece
No. 65 Fine Very Wide, black, only.
81 yd pieces, CSC. piece
No. 70 Fine Very Wide, black only "a
No 81 Fine Very Wide, black only
No. $ Fine Wide, only 70 ydi
pieces, &C, piece,
No. 20 Fine, only "a I'd. pieces,
&C. piece
ri
pieces, &C. piece
No. s. Cotton Braid, White, I'd.
pieces, &c. piece
Garter Elasttcs.
Fancy Ruffle Lisle Elastic Web, &c. I'd
" Z" Silk " &c. Z"
Colored Silk Loom Web, &c. :"
Fancy Silk Rufle Elastic, Sc. :"
Fancy Silk Sleeve Elastic, both sides
alike, 23c. yd
Fancy silk Elastic, &C. yd
Piccadilly Silk Elastic. &c. :"
Mt7l1nsrs' EIastics.
Silk Elastic, fat-black and white,
strand, &C. yd.
Silk Elastic, fat-black and white,
5 strand, sc. yd.
Silk Elastic, flat, black and white,
10 strand, &c. yd.
Silk Elastic, fiat, black and white,
cord, &c. yard
, Sandaling black and white cotton,
&c. yard
Vienna Braid, silk and white, sc. yard
Tapes, (LNen).
Dutch Linen Tapes, all widths, &c. piece
Silver Flax Tape, &c. piece
,, Brali7S, Tafl0rS'.
. Silk Braid, all widths, Nos. 10 to 22.
&c. yard
Mohair Braid, all widths, Nos. 10 to
~, &c. yard
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All wool Twilled Flan-
nel-white and colored
grounds, silk embroidered all over dots.
CoLoRs-White and Blue, Card and White, Slate
and Pink. Navy and Red. Black and White
Pink and Blue, Black and Red.
Regular 75c value.
Thursday, SIC I'd.
LADIES' Extra fine fast black Hose
HOSE. with double toes and high
spliced heels-the kind we
usually sell at s. and zoe.
Thursday, 35c pr, } pr. for SI.00
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Ladies'
Kid Gloves.

Our best knowledge has been used for your
benefit in this Kid Glove matter Going to show you
the handsomest line of hand coverings that money and
brains could gather together. Not trashy skin a.
mong them. Well add laurels to already
weI-known reputation kid glove sellers during these
days. This opening will outstrip all former events of
like nature if right buying and right selling have any
thing to do with it.
You've doubtless noticed the change of
location with this department. At any rate
you can find it just below the office in East
Store.
A Thursday Special.
Just to more fully emphasize claims upon
your patronage.
Alb Gac6 Kid in the newest fall shadesall sizes and
good glove for the money-89c quality
Thursday at SOC pr.
Other Items.
Closely associated with opening wants.
Feather Boas- $6.oS to $o.oS
Entirely Tnsel Nets inches wide SOC yd.
Jet and Beaded Trimmings.
Braid Ornaments
Silk and Lace Collarettes
Fancy Ribbons Csc I'd.
Rich Venetian Point Laces.
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1896.

Fall opening of trimmed and untrim-
med millinery, Wednesday. September
30, ard Thursday, October l, at Mrs. k
R. Mulloy's, 179 Orange street, corner
Court street. s29 ct
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The Dress Goods
and Silk Opening.

No other heading would could express our
meaning half as plainly 1t is an opening IN every
sense of the word and such an opening as these ae-
partments have before had With the product OF
two continents to pick FROM have selected for your
approval what believe to be the grandest COLLECTION
of gown fabrics ever shown in this section.
'Twould take column upon column tomake
individual mention of the many values; SO be-
yond inviting you to call and see all, we'll
simply note few Of the leading offerings.
We await your verdict feeling assured that
our efforts will be heartily endorsed by our
trading public.
In Don't fail to see those famous Broad
CoIors. head Suitings that never fail to give
unbounded satisfaction.
soc yd.
Then there are some fine values in All
Wool Mixtures, Checks, etc, at
SOC yd.
And pile upon pile Of wide Tufted Beau
ties at
75c, S1.OO and LIS yd.
And temptingly displayed higher grade
Sl.25 to FPS yd.
And Such gathering Of reliable blacks
Blacks. as was never before seen here.
As in. Jacquards at Soc yd.
80 and As in. Lustre effects at 75c yd.
And shelf after shelf of $500. I.25 and $50 Nov
elites that came from America S leading mills and the
And don't forget the plain weaves here in such
abundance
Csc to $3.50 yd.
SILKS. Our silk reputation stands us in
good stead many time when
woman goes a silk dress buying"
Probably out of 10 women prefer to buy where
the store stands back of the silk and she doesn't have
to "take her chances" We sell
HAsKELLs CELEBRATED BLACK SILK,
an American make that beats the world. Every yard
positively guaranteed give most satisfactory wear
AND Fancy Waist Silks, rs to SIPS yd.
Taffeta Plaids 45c yd.
Black Satin Brocades, SIS, SO, 90 and zoe yd
Best Black Peau de Sole shown at SIPS
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