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Omaha daily bee., 1896-07-15
FUNERALS OF wREcK VICTIMS.
Floral Tributes from All Parts of the
IIIN In ENIhnnnn.

,NF
The funerals Of the last three Council
Bluffs victims OF the Logan wreck were
held yesterday afternoon. At 2 O'Clock an
audience that filled all parts of the Chris
tian Tabernacle assembled to pay final trib-
ute to little ollie Wilson. The church was
beautifully decorated. and the little white
casket was hidden by the floral tributes.
The members OF the Sunday school paid a
touching and tender tribute to their little
friend and comrade. Special music was re-
hearsed for the occasion, and was rendered
by the children with tender pathos. Rev.
Mr.. Aberley, the pastor, delivered a beauti-
full address. i'm which he reviewed the life
Of the young girl and the lovely character
she had shown, both In the home circle and
in her church work. At the conclusion of
the services the casket was conveyed to
Fairview, followed by q long line of mourn
ers in carriages.
At . o'clock Mrs. John Kaler and her
baby were laid at lest in Walnut Hill Gene
terry. All funeral arrangements were made
by the Daughters of Rebekah, assisted by
the odd Fellows. The funeral took place
from the residence, POS Eighteenth street.
The floral offerings were lavish and very
beautiful. One of the most beautiful designs
was furnished by the Rebekahs. The switch
men furnished a handsome design repre-
sonting the Gates Ajar." There were four
or five large pillows and numerous wreaths
and crowns. The little infant nestled beside
its mother in the Casket. SmilaN, white
roses and sweet pea blossoms were arranged
in a manner that completely obscured the
side of the little crushed head, but did
not hide the little rosebud of a mouth that
smiled through the profusion of flowers. The
services were conducted by Rev. Conrad
Hooker of the Trinity Methodist church,
assisted by Rev. Gable of the Fifth Avenue
church. Hundreds of people followed the
casket to the cemetery. where brief and
impressive services were held.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-07-15

Go to Lake Manawa and see Prof. Menier
make his thrilling leaps. The Ladies or
chestra give concerts afternoon and night.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-07-15

The patrons OF Grand Plaza, Lake Man
ava, are pleased to note that no intoxicating
liquors are sold in the grounds.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-07-15

. Indicates trace OF precipitation.
L. A WELSH. Observer.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-07-15

Hoffmayr's Fancy Patent flour makes the
best and most bread. Ask your grocer for it,
Omaha daily bee., 1896-07-15
Bicycle Company Moves In the Night.

Special picnic grounds at Grand Plaza for
- ivo nortinc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-16
szaenleus- oM Sz2sonos maexeus- oz@ szasoaaS

beaux Is Mr.. Richard Tillery, Of Louisi-
ana, a Chesterfield of the old regime.
Courteous, gallant, and generous,
charming entertainer. and always ready
20 contribute 70 the pleasure both OF
old and young. He Is a decided favo-
rite with all.
Miss Urquhart. OF Norfolk. has added
much to our charming circle by her
attractive and winning manners, and Is
one OF this seasons bellies.
Mesdames. Stickney and Randolph, OF
Norfolk. are among the beautiful young
married women here.
Mrs. Lester, of Savannah wife OF
Senator Lester. arrived a few days ago,
and adds greatly to the charm OF the
Georgia visitors here. who have already
won for themselves the admiration OF
all at this dear. old Virginia resort.
Mrs. r. a. Johnson, of Atlanta attracts
much attention by her beauty and charm
ing manners, while her son. well known
as GILL" is the pet Of the place.
Miss Estelle Courtney, of Richmond,
who arrived few days ago. is acknow-
lodged by both young and old 20 be one
OF the most attractive and fascinating
girls that have ever visited the Alum.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-16
NEWS AnouT GOOD, TEMPLARs.
Meeting of Richmond Lodge-'he
Grand Lodge Session

The Good Templars Of Richmond Lodge
No. 42s. at their usual weekly convoca-
ton Friday night. at Belvidere Hall, dis
posed OF a considerable amount OF bust
ness. The installation of the ofhcers
who were absent az the preceding meet
ing was duly PEI formed by the lodge
asputy. Delegates 10 the district con-
ventlon 10 be held in Williamsburg. on
Monday. August 2ith. were nominated,
and the election Of the same was postponed
until the next session. The Chesapeake
and Ohio officials have given cheap anu
reasonable rates. and all persons de-
srous OF spending a pleasant day az the
old capital have an opportunity or dong
so. The train leaves Richmond at a..
NJ. and returning, leaves WILLIAMSBURG
at +. NJ, thus giving nearly whole
day at Eye ancient burg"
The twenty-seventh session or the
Grand Lodge OF Good Templars viii
be held In Danvilie, beginning Tuesday
September the LIST. The Crane Vice
Ternplar. Mrs. Irene Donnan. and Dr.
Leo A. Pussy. secretary OF the Juvenile
Institute. and Joseph II. Shepherd, mem
bers OF Richmond Lodge. and Mrs. julius
A. Hobson. OF Trinity. first yice-president
OF the Juvenile Institute. are among the
prominent Good Tempiars OF this city
who will be In attendance. Grand-Coun-
cillor X. NJ. Trimble. will visit Charlottes-
vile during the week upon important
business in connection with his office
prior 10 the assembling Of the Grand
Lodge. The report viii show a marked
increase In membership, and the institc-
ton OF additional lodges. ---.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-16
THE DISTRICT WORK.
.c,s .BoUr DEMOCRATIC COM
,urrEEMEN IN THIS SECTION
! VIGOROUS CONGRESSIONAL FIGHT.
80. what Chairman scott and His
,I,borcrs Propose TO Tut I'D
rolI--PoIiticaI Careers OF
THOSE on the Committee

,,. District Democratic Committee
-, ,ne Third District IS laying its plans
~, vigorous campaign this fall no
~.,,or who is the nominee Of the resu-
- Donocracy. the committee WIN ac-
80, him iis most ardent support. The
-..-,bers Of this body are working Demo-
&c and are iealers OF the party in
,,,. soeton. When they get their shout
g.. 10 che wheel. the Republicans VIII
,,.ilze the power IN their Pushing.
t,,s proposed to bring before the voters
- nis section some Of the best cam
,-,gp speakers Of the day, and have them
Int 10 the people the questions
y, ,ss,e between the great political par
r,s The District Committee will spare
y. ,.,,or or trouble TO put up a good fight
sc-o and its members are sanguine oil
,,.csss. This body is now composed OF
.r.ssrs +. l.. c. Scott, Of Hanover;
n,u,n Y. Coebin. Of Chesterfield; Marion
Dowson. OF Richmond; Simon Solomon,
- ueuflco. and Henry j.. Carter oil
Richmond o.,
CHAIRMAN z. L. c. SCOTT.
Mr. Edward l.. c.. Scott. the chairman
- resilcnt OF Ashland. Hanover county.
lie was born January ls lSS' III bs anu
more. and lived there until july - 1870
,-rcn ne left. with his mother and family,
for Ashland. where his father located
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-16
DICKINSON.
Old Citizen I'm Extremis-Shot Down
I'm the Road.

DwALE, DICKINSON COUNTY. VA,
August REORGANIZATION correspon-
dent learns that Abner Kerr. OF Ava,
this county, is In a critical condition
from. hemorrhage Of the lungs. HIS
physician has despaired Of his recovery.
Mr.. Kerr is Sc years old. there being
only one person in the county who is his
senior.
Tandy Branham. a former citizen Of
this county, but who moved just across
the line into Kentucky a few months
ago, was shot down In the road a day
or two since, by one Willis. learn that
Willie was promptly arrested and lodged
In Jail at Pikeville.
Our people of the Democratic perSu-
aston are well pleased with the nomina
ton OF Samuel w. Williams for Con-
gress. Mr.. Williams is a good political
speaker, and will canvass the district
thoroughly. The silver idea is spreading
among our people. and matters certainly
never looked mora favorable for Demo
cratic success than at present.
The weather Is very hot, with occasional
showers and corn Is growing unusually
fast Pastures were never better.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-16
RoCKBRIDGE ALUM.
A Round Of Enjoyment-A brilliant
German-PersonaI.

(Correspondence Of the Dispatch.)
ROCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS. VA,
August 14-Picturesque old Rockbrldge,
with its usual good fortune. seems TO be
in the forefront of Virginia mountain
resorts. not only In lovely women and
charming girls. but handsome mon and
II also enjoys the distinction Of having
beaux galore.
The germans have their full quota OF
"stags." and each OF the fair sex en-
ioys the popularity of a belle in a col
lege town.
Just now the season is at its height
card parties. germans, swimming parties
lawn fetes coaching parties. impromptu
dinings, champagne suppers, and the
ike follow one another in rapid success
sion. Tho particular toast OF the past
week was the elegant card party and
supper OF Mrs. Kiser OF Atlanta, In
honor Of her niece. Miss Elizabeth Powell.
The parlors OF the Central were most
tastefully decorated with wild flowers
and ferns. while here and there soft lights
cleaned forth from the many lamps,
with their bewitching pink shades. After
zen exciting games of euchre were played.
Mr. Shackelford. OF Kentucky, with his
usual grace, presented the successful
PLAYERS with the beautiful prizes. The
first was won by Miss Holstein, of St.
Louis. a silver hat brush: the second by
Miss Elizabeth Pickett. Of Norfolk. a
cut-glass and silver salve box; while Mr..
Lyon Johnson, one OF San Antonio's
promising young lawyers. carried off
the gentleman's first prize. a card-case
with silver trimmings, and the second
vyas taken by Mr.. owen. OF Lexington, a
silver knife. To the strains OF one OF
sousa's marches we all entered the
dining-room. where covers were laid
for fifty. The tables were most artistic
IN their garlands OF smilax and roses.
wh.Is dotted here and there were dainty
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-16
The Rush for Our Souvenir.

Our patrons have shown their appre-
citation of the beautiful Dispatch souvenir
of OUR LOST CAUSE In a manner far
beyond our anticipations. The rush has
been great at our counter, and to I'LL
our mail orders has taxed the ability
Of our clerical force. We. however. are
prepared to fill all orders and all de-
mands, so don't fail to get the souvenir.
Ten cents and three coupons at our
counter, or with the addition OF a 2-cent
hostage stamp. to be mailed to any ad-
dress. Address,
COUPON DEPARTMENT.
- The Dispatch Company.
Richmond. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-16


mated for the Legislature In 1889, but,
having served at the preceding election as
registrar and the question being raised
whether lie was eligible 20 the position
decided not to run, and Mr.. Joseph b.
Davis was nominated and elected. Mr..
Solomon was elected chairman or the
County Democratic Committee in 1852, ana
served as chairman until 1872 When
elected chairman of the party the Re
publican majority in Henrico was over
900. and the following spring he was
elected Sheriff OF the county by
over 900 majority. I'm 1895 he was
renominated without opposition IN
the primary election, and defeated
his opponent, Mr.. J. w southwark by
200 majority. Sheriff Solomon has been
a member Of the State Democratic Com
mittee for eight years. and has oeen
secretary Of the Third Congressional Dis
trict for two years. He was strong
supporter Of David p. Hill for President.
being one of the first delegates elected
for him in Virginia, and has been 3 dele
cate TO all Of the Democratic conventions
in the State since he entered poiitcs'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-16

Expect to go on a trip? If you 90, we
have eleven Trunks I'm the house, which
you can buy for less than we paid for
them. You might find just the one you
want:
IS Uncovered Trunks. now $3.50.
so Linen-Lined Canvas Trunks, row
$3.50.
si.25 Packing Trunk, now S5c.
THE DIXIE CANOPY
keeps off the mosquitoes, at less than
you can buy elsewhere. Put up free.
AT DOMESTIC COUNTERS.
Hemstitched Sheets, Pillow and Boil
ster-Cases to match:
Hemstltched Pillow-Cases, u 1-2c. each;
Full 10-4 Sheets. heavy, round thread
cotton, only 4Sc each.
Heavy Unbleaehed sheeting. IL 1-2o a
Thin, Pure-wool White Flannel, S5c.
value, for &c. yard.
Heavy Unbleached Jeans, same quality
as you pay SC. for. now &c. yard.
Double-Face Domestic Cheviots, now &c.
Housekeepers' Flannel, regular &c.
value, Use. a yard
Il Fancy Monte Cloth Table Covers. for
use after meals, fringed all around, zoe.
each.
Extra heavy Damask Towels, real zoe.
them at lie each; or Sl.00 n dozen.
800 Table-Covers TO be sold at less than
importers prices. yards long, 15c.; II
value Other lengths in proportion.
50 dozen Brow Hemstitched Hand Huck
Towels, imported 10 sell at 3oc. each; spe-
cial price, Csc. each.
Largest and Finest Damasl Towels on
earth for &c. each; 2 inches wide, %
inches long, and 25c.
AT MEMS COUNTERS.
All of our Mems and Boys Leather
Belts that sold for % and S9c., marked
down to l0c. each.
Mems Reversible and Washable Four
INLAND Ties, In Light and Dark colors,
that sold for PKG, now &c. each.
Mems Tan and Gray Mixed Seamless
Socks. made with gusset instep, making 1t
easy to get on and off, worth nc., for 1Oc.
a pair.
Mems Imported Black Socks. guaranteed
fast color, double heels and toes, made
to sell for 25c., for 12lsc. a pair.
Mems White Unlaundered Shirts, made
of good muslin, with reinforced back, Jul
length bosom, all sizes, worth 4Oc., for 29c.
each.
MEMS UNLAUNDERED PERCALE
SHIRTS. made strong and full sizes,
worth 33c.. for 19c. each.
MEMS All-SiIk Carriers. in all solid
colors, worth Csc. for lie. pair.
Mems Roller-End Suspenders. light In
weight, for summer wear worth &c, for
15c a pair.
- dozen Mems Plain White Hemstitched
Handkerchiefs, worth l0c., to be sold for
&c each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-16
N2s.seery- Gz% &NtonX
400 zoe. Corset. for zoe.

Here will be . chance in the centre
the very best of 50c.. full-boned Corsets.
including summer corsets. to be sold Tor
PC. a pair.
40c. VaIenciennes Laces, 200. Dozen.
The sale OF Valenciennes Laces here
has been the talk of the town. rms
Edges cost up to l0c, TO be sold for 25c-
per dozen yards.
1000 Yards bargain Edges, DC.
Cambria Edges from TO 2 inches wide,
Open-work patterns. fast embroidery, TO
he sold for SC. a yard. Also, great lot
to 10 inches wide, worth &c., for &c
ward.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-16

Mems All-ILnen White Hemstitched
Handkerchiefs, full size, and regular lic.
article, for l0c. each.
Washable Windsor Ties, In Light and
Dark Plaids and Stripes. worth &c., FOR
&c. each 49,
Mems Full-Length suspenders. with
wire buckle and patent grip back, worth
zoe, for 10c. pair.
READY-MADE DEPARTMENT.
Ladies' Lawn Suits. in Blue and White.
Stripe and Polka Dot, that were sold for
Slf9, now sc.
Ladies' Blue and White Black and
White and Tan and White Duck Suits,
with blazer Jackets full width skirts, that
were $50. now 81.
Ladies' Blue and White, and All-White
Duck and Pique Suits. with large sailor
collars, and extra width skirts, that were
$250, now BIS.
Ladies White DUCK Suits; with stylish
blazer Jackets, and full-width skirts, that
were $3.50. now Sl.S9
Ladies Navy, Black, and Tan Duck
Suits With large sailor collars, trimmed
with small pearl buttons. that were S9,
Ladies' Dress Skirts. made ready to
put on, the &c. kind, now 25o.
Ladies Wash Skirts, In Tan, Black
and White, and Blue and White stripes,
the kind that sold for 9Sc.-4sc.
Ladies' Corn-Colored Duck Skirts, well
made and good width. that sold for Sl25
now 6sc.
Ladies' Figured Mohair Skirts. ct extra
quality and extra wide, In four different
patterns, the kind that were s3, now N.99
Plain Mohair, Full austle-lined Extra
Width Skirts OF good quality s1ohair.
that were 81. now s26e
Two All-Silk Figured Skirts. made full
five yards wide, that were sold for $40
now T.S.
Ladies' 81 oxford Ties, zoe.
70 pairs in the Shoe Department, on
main landing; Tans and Blacks, latest
shapes, and warranted quality, 10 be
sold for 69c. q pair, together with entire
than cost TO make.
Infants Fancy Slippers and Button
Old Ladies' Serge Congress Caters, &c.
Ladies' oxford Ties that sold for 81 TO
be closed out for tl.25.
Boys Springfield Satin Calf Lace Shoes
for 75c.
Bicycle Leggins. IS, 80. and 75c.
Canvas Leather-Bound Telescope-Bags
for 36c.
BLACK SATIN RIBBON SALE.
Heaviest quality All-Sllk Jet Black, no
damage, inches wide, lOc.; 215 inches
wide, 121sc.; "a inches wide, l4c.; 3 inches
wide, 1Sc; 3ls inches wide, Ice.
3Oc. TafYeta Ribbon, 10c.
All Violet Color Heaviest Quality All
Silk, reversible, inches wide, shades,
22c. a yard.
Csc. SALE BLACK DRESS GOODS.
A-INCH-wIDE WOOL STORM SERGE.
a-INCH-WIDE ALL-NOOL SERGE
WIeskeCS- GZM &Z3to0N
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-16

26-INCH-WIDE ALL HENRIETTAD. 7
HANDSOME STYLE FIGURED Mo-
HAIR GOODS. WORTH UP TO zoe. A
ALSO. BLAcK-GooDs COUNTER.
45-inch-wide All-Wool French Serge, Soc
45-inch ATWOOD silk Finish Henrietta.
SOC.
45-inch Figured AohaIr, of high lustre.
and raised figures. soc. a yard.
30 pieces Jet Black Diagonal Henrietta
Csc. kind, for 15c. a yard.
zoe. AII-siIk Crepes, 25c.
Beautiful Gouffre Crepes. make the best
kinds Of waists, to be closed out at go
a yard.
WHITE DOTTED SWISS SALE.
Fine Mesh and Imported qualities lie
kind. for 10c.; 25c. kind for l21ac-
40 Ladies' Dress skirts, 25c.
Most remarkable selling OF Ready-Nads
skirts, perfect in every respect, ready ia
be put on, 25c.
Ladies' S1.25 Blazer Suits, Coo.
Skirts and Blazers to match; wide col-
lars, faced down front. at before unheard>
of price-69c.
Ladies' $3.50 White Duck Suits, $3.50
Genuine Duck Blazer Suits. wide lapelss
full faced. Bishop sleeves, tailor sewed, I
Yards wide, 4-inch hem, to be sold foe
s1.39.
Boys coo. Blouse Suits, 39c.
striped Linen ColOrS, Blue ana White<
Black ana White, SOlld-Coor cuffs, col-
lars and shields, embroidered anchors, ia
be closed out--S9c.
DOyI 81 md S1.25 Suits for 50c.
Solid White Duck, Solid Blue Duck,
Striped Galatea Cloth, all with deep sailor
collars, wide and narrow braid OF same
material some White, some Red, soma
Blue--not q meagre lot by any means
upwards of 800 suits, for YOUR selection.
800 26o. Aprons for tic. =
Pure White, with g. and s-inch hems.
open work, corded and embroidery edges,
over eco in the lot, Tor Tic.
200 Ladies' Waists, II lee. Each.
Fancy Calico Waists. made ready to
put on, are spread out here for sale at
l2l2c. each-lower than price OF material
them; but this big lot Of waists must
| be sold cut.
81 and sf.2J Waists to Dc Sold QUE
for 50c.
All with separate collars, each one per-
| fecty made cost 81 to fl2 to nanufac-
ture. Being so large an assortment and
so late in the season has caused this
lowness.
Lnundered Waists, zoe.
Stiff collars and cuffs. perfect fitting.
large assortment, all styles.
Notwithstanding the reductions In these
waists. you are at liberty OF returning
same II they do not suit, and have your
money refunded
| WZe1z<erS EeZzt %Rto0G
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Bicycles Selling Like Dry Goods,


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H2ss<ees-G @ &Ntoax


Black. White, and Cream. All-Stlk
Belts. every one In stock cost co. 75c.,
and 81; some with most exquisite buckles,
to be sold for 25c. each.
soc. Chemfsettes.
100 Of them Each one pure white. all
linen, in perfect order; the long ones,
with new-shape. turn-down and standing
collars, the last Of tho seasons manu-
facture Of the famous indian Head. Ii
berty. or Derby brands; every size OF
tie COO Chemisettes for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-16

ne was elected 10 that position. Under
Ms leadership the Third Congressional
District, OF which Richmond is the key,
gave Colonel Tazewell Elicit the largest
democratic majority given In any dis
met In the United States, In proper
u0n 20 the number OF voters resident
therein Mr.. Dawson took an active
pa'1 IN the campaign. and made a num-
e''r OF speeches throughout the district
Al ne last spring election Jackson
"sId WAS reclaimed 10 the Democratic
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-16

GREAT SEtOND-f hocA~
MENTS.
THE GOLD-AND-SGLVER QUESTION
PRACTICALLY EXPLAINED HERE
on ORR REMAINING SUMMER STOCK
TOMORROW MORNING.
ENTIRE STOCK FLOOR MATTINGs,
WORTH 1O0 CENTS IN GOLD. TO BE
CLOSED OUT AT 5Sc. ON THE Doll
LAR.
Seamless China Mattings. small and
large patterns. fully worth l9c. yard,
Extra-ouality China Mattings, seam
less. small weaves: large plaids' 1uiiy
worth Csc, for Il l-2c. a yard.
Seamless Cotton-Warp Mattings, made
on $50 warD-strings. lays perfectly smooth
on the floor; fully worth l9c. a yard
io White hi straw Mating, perfect in every
way. fully worth 10c. yard, for &c.
RUGS.
Velvet Rugs. nearly 2 yards long, l
yard wide, fringed on both ends, fully
w SraicS s RuF iSr 'I nearly yards long,
ward wide fully worth tOc.. for 29c.
Fine-ouality Smyrna Rugs, hearth-size.
fringed, fully. worth S9S' for N.soi; ,,o,
fringe, new colors, fully worth 81 Tor
LACE CURTAINS.
The selling OF the three special lots of
Nottingham Lace Curtains still gong on.
Do not lose the opportunity OF securing
these special values, for you never had
the like before. MOI. ever VIII. -.
S1-2-yards-long Nottingham Lace Cur,
tains. fun width, taped on 'sealloped
edges. csc. a pair: fully worth N.O;
Extra Quality Strong Nottingham Lace
Curtains 3l-2 yards long. White or
I1rrts fttt1u worth * for Nl.l9.
The finest Of Nottingham Lace Cur
tains. 8 10 and yards long. fully worth
up to 3, for $40.
BEDsPREADs.
With prices like these, we cannot help
from doing the business Of Richmond
Read carefully: -
Full-Size 12-4 Crocheted Spreads. fully
worth S5c., for SOC. ,,
FIll-Size CrOcheted Spreads, hemmed.
ready for use. Marseilles patterns, tulIy
worth $40. Tor 75c. -. ~,
Extra Heavy Marseilles Spreads, full
est size, raised patterns, fully worth
one case OF 1914 size White Crocheted
Spreads, the zoe. kind. for &c.
CLOSING OUT BELOW COST WHIT
NEY BABY-CARRIAGEs.
The best make now below the prices OF
me Sl5 90 ones now $50.
The $50 60 ones now -. 90.
The SO % ones now $500.
The o. 90 ones now $50.
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222e>zxepS- G~ GNtomex

&C.. &C.. Sc. wash Goods, 2 Use. Yard.
Probably the last OF this seasons sales
of wash Dress Goods viii be here this
week. Every single yard that sold up
10 Sc. TO 10 for 27-Sc. yard.
17c. Wash Goods for 77-Sc. Yard.
Every single yard OF the prettlcst Wash
Goods Fabric that cost ~ lie. TO go for
7-Sc. yard.
35c. wash Goods for II Lee.
Every single yard Of Imported Wash
Dress Goods-Dimities, etc.--to be sold
for u lie. yard.
zoe. WASH Goods for 19c.
Every single yard OF Imported Wash
GoOds-Batiste, etc.-that COST o0c. a yaru
TO be sold for 100. yard.
81 CbiIdrcn'S Straw Hats. 25c.
Every Straw Hat now in stock to be
closed out this week. Those that cost
20. 75c.. and 81, you can pick from them at
2jc. each.
brownie OveraIIs for Boys, 39c.
The greatest novelty OF the season for
uttia bovs. 3 10 years, made to save
their clothes from soil while at play
were 50c.
Check Bingham Aprons, &c.
I 600 Of them; all size checks-Blue and
Brown-perfectly finished, with strings,
SC.
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PIANO-TuNIyG.
AND

FOR FINE PIANO. PIPE. AND
REED-ORGAN-TuNI or REGij-
LATINO. and small instruments re1air-
BROTHERS. No. al east BrcAd street.
Out-of-town orders receive DIR promot
attention. auf8
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party. the voters electing on entire DEM
ocratic municipal ticket. with the ex-
cepiion OF one alderman. Mr. Dawson
was reelected to the City Committee,
and when the body reorganized. was
again selected chairman. lie was elected
FOR the first time o member Of the State
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