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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-30

Rlooinbcrg offered an amendment 10 the
ordinance TO the effect that II tho laying
OF amy tracks mentioned IN the ordinance
neccssta a change OF the grade OF any
street or II any changes should be made
the company should bear all the expense
This amendment was unanimously adopt
ed .
SEVENTEEN TO THREE.
BEFORE "A vote was taken on the orhl-
nance Mr.. Caskic stated that In view OF
tbe fa,t that ne was personally interested
Am IA. matter. he wished TO be excused
fror, vofim,. This privilege was accorded
hin, and also to Colonel III. {. Jones Tor
q similar rolson. \ vote was then taken
and thc ordinance adopted by u TO .. Inc
recorded vot, was as follows:
Avcs-Mcssrs. Briggs. Cottreil, Bloom
nor, Ebcl. Harrclson. Hawkins, LaWder'
,,ilier Afosby. Noble, Pollock. RAINIER
Wancrstcin. W1alen, Williams Nlt'e'
Woody-2o. c.o,.o.
Noes-alessrs. Foster. Rountree Stokes
s. -, ,,o
AS soon as the yote was announced 'he
Council adjourned. and The friends OF
Mr. Williams congratulated him nearby
III, his victory. The ordinance VIII now
have TO be passed upon by the boar1 ol
Aldermen before 70 can be regarden us
ectt,o3 but from tho large vote III us
ro,or i'm tho Council there seems H''i0
doubt but that fl will be agreen TO-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-30

The storm Interfered with Political Meet.
ings al lhrisiianshnrg.

CHRISTfANSBURG. VA, sept p
spccial-Tlls was c0urt-day, and very
large crowd was expected. but It COM
menced 10 rain last night. and this morn
ing It came down in torrents up 70 about
10 o'clock. This kept a great many away
from town ard interferred greatly with
the Republican expectations. Iney had
erected on the square O. stand, and pro-
vidcd n large number o; seats, and had
for the last ten days advertised It ex-
tensvcly all over the county.
The county chairman Yesterday said he
expected twelve Hundred Republican vot-
ers TO be at the speal,ing. II being so IN
clement they rented ne town hall, whore
they were adhcssed by Colonel j. Hamp-
ton IIoge and Senator william Flanna-
gan.
The Democrats had the courthouse,
and were addressed by Don. Halsey OF
Lynclburg. ard Hon Peter j. Otey. Not
witrstandlng the heavy ram. there was
very large crowd in town, and the
crowd were abou: equally divided betwe n
Bryan and Mckinley.
There orc no Palmer voters at THIS
precinct.
About O'Clock this evening the
heaviest storm Of rain We have had FOR
years commenced and Is still falling heav-
lily Up TO this time. and no sign or check
ing up.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-30

x NJ. Hughes Eefutes the Pamphlet At
aum~nt of the Judge.

ABINGDON, VA, Sept. -'.-spe,.'''
This being the opening day OF Judge
sbe0eys Circuit Court the Repub. cans
and Democrats had appointments for poe
litlcal speaking r. ~. Hughes for tho
former. and Mr.. $. T.. Jones. of Roanoke,
for she latter.
Mr.. Jones failed 20 meet the appoint
ment. and there was no Democratic
speaking.
Mr.. X. NJ. Hughes. assisted hy DIS
brother. Floyd Hughes. spoke with ino
force and effect 10 about two hundred Ani
nifty people n the Town H4l. li7
st-sech was exhaustive and convincing
III was "a vast array of incoutrof-riinle
facts. logically arranged, and Dad a. $40
effect IN cOunteractinx the enect OF t-e
pamphlet OF hts father. Judge 10. w.
hughes. which has been Distributed Do tHn
county. A number of prominent Demo
Gratis were present. and paid the closest
possible attention.
The sound-money sentiment OF Sh's
county is Increasing in strength. Many
OF the most prominent Democrats OF the
county are open in their opposition 90
the free-siiver PARTY.
LACK OF MANAGEMENT.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-30

Dwellings and stores Entered by Thieves
work in the Black District.

WILSON. y. c.. Sept. 29.-sDecial.-
Robbers are taking the day here now.
only last week the safe at the Atlantic
Coas. Line depot was cracked. and s,v-
.ral robbciios of private dwellings took
place.
Last night Edgar Gays store one OF the
largest stores ion the city. was entered 10y
robbers. and goods amounting 20 several
hundred dollars worth were stolen. 1t
is supposed that il was done hy the same
gang. There seems TO De regularly
organized company that makes these
raids about once week.
The negro campaign club was addressed
last 10y Mcssrs. Scarlock and Aabry. two
big blood negroes from Eastern Carolina.
Quite an enthusiastic Mckinley demon
stration WAS the result.
The North Carolina negroes will cast
almost a solid vote for the Republican
ticket They are working hard 90 get a
c1ncrcssman from the Second district
OF this State. II IS knon as the black
district. Previous 10 the election Of Hon.
'r. A. Woodward. 80 was represented in
Congress hy Chcatham. negro.
The most interesting campaigning i'm our
state is n the Fourth ard Fifth dis
tricts The contests between the candi-
dates is being wagCd n a. joint canvass.
Tho contestants are Pou DcmocraO and
STROUD (JopulsD ia the Fourth. and
Kitchen Democrat and Settle Republi-
cam On the Fifth These joint clnvasses
are arousins q great deal Of enthusiasm.
At every speaking a. great deal of en-
tlusiasm is exhibited. The chances. are
very good for Pou: those Of Kitchen are
not so good. But the fusion Of Popu-
lists and Democrats on Kitchen will give
him a very good running chance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-30

The colored men of Richmond who COM
pose the COCrcd Bryan and Sewall Club.
no. !. fifteen strong. held q meeting last
night in Bahens Hail. and addresses were
made bv "Hon.' j.. A. Randolph. W.
a. Jackson Royal Racks. and others. 4
large number of Republicans. including
Alderman Bahen. attended the meeting,
and the umor went around that the
latter had joined the siNerites. but when
asked about 10 by "a Times man he en-
phadcally denied that he had ever thought
of such o. thing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-30

Tne quarterly meeting Of the FRIENDS
Society will loo held I'm TINS city next
SUNDAY M the Friends meeung-nouse' "' y
cav street above First. a meeting OF
the ministers and elders viii be heiu sat
urdav afternoon. Sunday VII DC gwen UP
to religious exercises. and BUSINESS VIII
be transacted on Monday. There VIII be
d, number of ministers here among them
Rors David Sampson. Of North Caro-
lin7. and Howurd VI. Ilogc. Of Loudoun
county. A number from Baltimore VIII
also be present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-30

Procramme for West Nirginia-Ihe Item
eut short by the storm.

wAerrrNGTON. d. c.. Sept. 2o.-can-
didate William j. Bryan viii return TO
washington tomorrow. arriving n'ie az
$ o'clock A. VI. from New lqgrN .....
iaavinr for West Virginia shortly n,I.le
"a me following schedule of Mr. 1879 iN b
speechos for hts West Virginia TIP WIS
issued this morning. ,o..o
lIartinsburg. September "Vta, at ..'y
n Kovser. September .Wih, IS
y NJ. Grafton. September soth. at nir,9,t !.
riarksburg October lst a. J" .ii,'
pqrkor.burg. october lst al *, n ...'.,
i,t- october 1st no nirht' omar .'.'
October o.. pa. az 1890 4. NJ Huntington.
October 2d an p NJ viii not sp.N
in washington Unless The crowd al '.,e
station should be large ANA enihA7iA' 'l-
enough 10 demand an Grafton.
Mir BRYAN viii be accompanied on lne
,rin bv several other speakers VINO W.
entertain the crowds before ana Al-. '. ol
candidate speaks Afllhtt party "
Democratic speakers will 81,
Here the storm broke the wire--ed.'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-30


they are making them in tie wrong way.
They are taking medicines prepared by in
competent nurses or inexperienced physi-
clans. They are daily submitting TO exam
nations and local treatment, for which there
is generally no necessity They are grow
ing steadily worse instead OF steadily better.
There is no reason why almost every wo-
man should not be well and strong. over
thirty years ago, Or. X. v Pierce, OF Buff
falo, An eminent and successful specialist in
the treatment Of the diseases of women,
discovered wonderful specific for woman's
diseases that has since become wOrld-fa-
nous as DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
1t cures all forms Of female weakness ana
disease Its effect is Immediately percepti-
bic in the better feeling OF the patient. 1t
forces out impurity, soothes the innamma-
ton that is always present in disorders of
this kind, promotes regularity, and stops
facilitating drains on the system. II cures
nervousness, irritability, sleeplessness, lack
Of appetite lack Of vitality.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-30
OBITUARY.


Mr.. Frank W. stevenson, one or The
best known machinists IN The city, died
at his residence. No. S2i south Pine street
Monday afternoon at 9 o'clock. I'm the
siXtieth year Of his age Mr.. Stevenson
had been in for some time but his death
is a great shock to his many friends. who
highly appreciated his sterling qualities
and kindness of heart. lie leaves a wife
and family TO mourn their loss.
The funeral viii take place from the
residence ..his afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-30

Naval stores Ignited. hut the Fire Gotten
Under Control.

WILMINGTON, y. c., Sept. 29.-spe-
cial-Fire broke out IN the naval stores
across the Ycdkin river tonight. The
flames were fierce for time. and FOR
"a while 10 looked as though the damage
would ho immense The thorough ana
efficient work OF The fire department,
however controlled the element and the
loss is only $1,000.
Another IRE broke out I'm the Russian
bark Nerandi, loading at the wharf with
rosin. but was eXtnguished withou, much
damage. Supposed to be fully insured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-30
Ficllf In llnssnnalnnd.

LONDON. Sept. 29.-The rcverin' M
has received a dispatch from Fort sails
bury stating that serious fighting lasting
three days has taken place In Massona-
land near Mazoe. The British, the tele-
gram says were hemmed in by the ma
lives for ten hours. No details OF the
fighting are given except the statement
that two British officers were wounded.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-30

Sir. Julian Lester Wright. one Of the
procurement printers OF Washington and q
1913 WDA lNDWu among the members of
OIL. CRATE elsewhere. died last night. his
demise I.in- surprise .o fhe majority
of h.s friends aaa lclIainances. Tne
decreased Nl ior--ci1hf years Of age.
lie WAS an unusually bright man. AMI
w. highly REGARD l hy an TO whom be
W.- known.
Ar. NrIsht attended the local public
schools and t.en attained bis education ln
the art of printing az the Government
Printing Office. Ills father is also a
printer. For several years Mr. Wright
hold position in the comu0eiug-room
of tle Star. but OF late he has served as
o. prOofrcader az the Government Printing
Office. d., was 40 one time delegate 10
the international Typographical Union.
and several years ago distinguished him
sci by winning first prize in tle Evening
star ad-Wr.tn contest
The deceased - widow Ena Vir-
ginia Wright. The funeral NiI take
place from fhe residence OF Nr Nrielfs
father. Benjamin g.. Wright 81 Is street.
Thursday at = l.. Washington star.
Mr.. Wright was for many wears q resi-
dent Of Richmond. holding the position
OF foreman AT Mr.. James =. GooGe's
printiug-ofiice up 10 about 1854. having
especial charge Of legislative printing.
lie was quite a prominent figure In DO
litical circles and was an unsuccessful
candidate for the Legislature ON an indie
reLdent labor ticket lie was an enter
tanning speaker. md as exceedingly Dopu-
lar in labor circles
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-30
Whose nnrnes. and rItchfork ?

James Dickorson col0red was arrested
yesterday as Il suspicious character and
was locked up at the Second Police Sta
ton. He had I'm his possession some
harness and "a Ditchfork, which are at
the station.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-30

The news from tho West shows only
men OF local and not national pr0mi-
ncnce in charge of the campaign. while
tho silence Of the others must be regarded
as of peculiar significance.
I'm this connection The reports from Re-
publican sources. AN Of which are par
tcuiarly encouraging 20 tle Mckinley
managers. must ho regarded ass trust-
worthy because they are icing support
od by the circumstances attending the
management OF Mr.. Bryan's fight.
Indiana and Illinois, Iowa Michigan.
Wisconsin. and Minnesota are considered
10y the Republican managers as sure 10
vote for sound money. These States.
with the Eastern support, upon which
Mr.. Mckinley can rely. will give him an
overwhelming majority i'm the electoral
cnLlngo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-30

ia door is hung
10 swing one v'ay
there Is no use
trying TO push II
the other way.
There Is a right
and a wrong way
to do things.
Many thousands
of WON en- in
America are sick,
/ and would like to
, be we'll They
are making efforts
TO get well. but
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-30
EXTREME WEST END

Far out I'm the West End the hurricane
LETT traces which will not Dee effaced for
years to come The whole aspect OF the
landscape was altered by the destruction
OF trees. The large car sheds OF .ha
hachmond Traction Company were for
The second time unroofed. the sheet iron
with which they We're covered being car
RED squares away. Great damage was
also done at the Exposition grounds
many Of the buildings being greauy dam
aged.
The scenes at the Male Orphan Asylum
when the wind had attained It's greatest
velocity were exciting in the extreme
The scores Of little orphans had just gone
90 bed. but as the wind grew in fury. and
the building began 10 rock and shake
Mrs. Gill, the faithful superintendent.
reused them up and made them dress.
This was done none too soon. FOR scarcely
had they left the building when the east
crn wall was blown down and the four
chmneys went by the board. The plas-
tcring in the large dOrmitory cracked 10
pieces and droppe to the floor, while the
chapel windows were blown in.
The beautiful yard Of the Asylum was
torn 10 pieces. nearly every tree being torn
up by the roots The orphans were
taken over TO the old building IN safety.
where temporary quarters were fixed up
for them by Mrs. Gill.
Around In Harvietown. adjacent TO the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-30

paperbound. ABSOLUTELY /,ee TO any woman who
will send tweUy- one cents in one cent stamps
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-30

a handsomely illustrated volume
OF a thousand pages, several
chapters OF which are devoted
TO the reproductive physiology
OF women. II j. written in plain
language, and contains over
three Hundred illustrations and
coiored plates Until recently,
II was sold at a dollar and
half a copy. and at this price,
II reached the tremendous sale
Of six hundred and eighty thou
sand couies. IL is now offered.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-30
GREAT nEDICAL BOOK FREE.

Every woman should have a copy OF Doctor
pieTce's Common sense Medical Adviser. II is
=. H. H..
Evening star., 1896-12-01
Real Estate.
DELIRIM TREMENS.
John Mcdonald Had an UnhapDx Ex-
perience Last Ni.hf

John Mcdonald, whose appearance indi-
Gates that his name ought to be John /
Sullivan, spent a night of suffering at the
sixth precinct police station. 1t is true
that he brought the sufferings on himself
by the use of whisky and although his
condition was such that he needed hospital
treatment instead Of confinement in a pris-
Oh cell. he was kept i'm the cell until This
morning, wnen he was taken tc the Police
Court as q raGrart. All night long he rave,i
as if he had lost his reason, and would
have done more damage than tearing his
clothing into shre6s had it not been that he
was given stimuiants by the officers. The
appearance of the prison cat in front of
his C I'll rade him frantic, and in his de-
irium he begged that the cat be not per-
mitted to kill him. When morning came the
big man with the delrium tremens found
himself without any clothing. He had even
destroyed his shoes so that he was in his
stocking feet and was suffering from the
frosty AIR. His condition was slightly i'm
proved and he realized the necessity for
wearing articles of clothing. Lieut. Kelly
furnished him coat and pair of trousers
but had no shoes TO fit the man. who
stands feet inches in his stocking feet.
And so the suffering athlete was put i'm
the van and driven off to the Police Court
on a charge of Nagrancy. Policeman Walsh
arrested him on Pennsylvania avenue be-
cause he saw him begging. and at the time
of his arrest the rrisoner seemed perfectly
rational and told the officer that he had
served in the army at Fort Worth, Texas
He could not 1caliZe that a policeman had
a right to arrest him for begging on the
street. for he thought the officers duty
was to arrest thieves and fighters. But he
said he always submitted to the authority
Of the law and he would make no resist
ance. Soon after being locked up the whis-
ky seemed to take complete possession of
his faculties with the result stated. When
he reached the Police Court Policeman
Turnburke saw that the sick man was in
no condition for trial, and so reported 20
Judge Kmball. The court had the police
ambulance sent for and the deirium tre-
mems patient was sent to the hospital in
stead of TO prison.
Evening star., 1896-12-01
Found a Baby.

Last night soon after dark an infant, ap-
parently not more than a day old, was
found on the steps leading to the basement
of the house Of Mr.. Edward Ward. 1cg
Maryland avenue northeast. A peculiar
noise attracted the attention of a member
Of the Ward family, who went out to in
vestigate, and the baby, instead Of kit
ten. as was supposed was there. was found.
The infant had evidently been there in the
cold only few minutes, and was wrapped
i'm blanket sufficiently well to protect it
from the cold for short while. After be-
ing cared for in Mr.. Wards house. the baby
was turned over to Policeman Ellsworth
and sent by the officer to the Washington
Hospital for Foundlings, on 18th street.
Evening star., 1896-12-01
Gathering Mushroom y.

A number Of colored women gathering
from beneath the snow on the
meadowland about Brookland yesterday
presented a picturesque sight. Each wo-
man with stick in her hand would move
from place to place, brush away the snow
and frequently in SO doing would strike
mushroom and throw ii some distance over
the snow. One woman gathered nearly
bushel Of two varieties grown about here.
Evening star., 1896-12-01
Black Goods.

4a-INtli AIT-WooI. BLACK IMPORTED HTN.
IiELTA. SOLD EVERYWHERE .Ar -. A
YARD.
Carnival price for this week. 1oc.
@ i,ot @BLE.NIlTH MI-NoM. HIACE HEN.
IlEIdA SEIailS AND FIGURED MoIlAIR S:,In
EVERYWHERE AT :sar. \ YARD
Carnival price for this week. .roc,
Evening star., 1896-12-01
Mems Underwear.

EXTRA HEAVY UNRIEACITn CANTON Fl A.
Nh. DRAWERS, HEAVY Dul'BlE SEAMS AND
TAI'E STRINGS --'D
SOLD EVERYWHERE At 3ac.
Carnival price for this week. =. 2gc.
q @s
M:NS HEAVY DERBY RIRBED SHIRTS ANU
1,RAMEKS THREE DIFFERENT CpLufiS. ,IoSt
FITTING IN ALL SIZES
SOLD EVERYWHERE AT 59c
Carnival price for this week. enc
Mn MEDH M-NEIGIiT RIBHED I\pi-J,
MEAt; SHIRTS FINISHED MYTH FI;I,N,'Gt
; Nft n, IEiIl, Bt TTONS AND SILK STIVrIi.
ING; I'ltAMEltS PANTS FITTING ALL SIZIsS
SOLD EVERYWHERE At 81 20
Carnival price for this week. 2o~
Evening star., 1896-12-01
Domestic Dept.

ALL WOOL IMPORTED WRAPPER AND TIE,
GOWN. FANCY FLANNEIS. IN STRiIES AND
fi-AlDS. SOLD EVERYWHERE AT 33c.
Carnival price for this week INC.
Evening star., 1896-12-01

EXTRA HEAVY WHITE SHAKER FLANNEL.
NERf WIDE AND DDUBEE FACE. SOLD
EVERYWHERE AT I5c.
Carnival price for this week. OMc.
Evening star., 1896-12-01

A matte Of choice-whether 10 suffer unntcr-
rrptedly with cough CT buy bottle Of Dr. Bull :
Cough Syrup and cure 1t.
Evening star., 1896-12-01
Elphonzo YOungs Co.

Ephonzo Youngs Co.
Finest nuts and Elphonzo Youngs
GO. are synonymous. We have
gotten the largest nut trade in this
city by selling only the choicest va
rieties, leaving the second grades for
those who want them.
Finest Of
California Paper-shcll Almonds
Geruine Princess Paper shell Almonds.
Texan and Louisiana Creole Petans.
Extra large Istrian Filberts.
y. Y. state Shellbarks.
Valencia Sheed Almonds.
Jordan Shelled Almonds
Finest Mnce Meat in glass Jars and in
bulk.
Extra fancy Cluster Raisins for table use.
Seeded Raisns and Sultana Seedless Raisins
New Zante and Vostzza Currants.
kcnnedy's Fruit Cake-already six months
Finest Homemade Cakes of every sort re-
cei,ed fresh daily.
RoIuefort Cheese. English Dairy Cheese
Edam Cheese, Club house Cheese
Full Cream Cheese.
New Layer and Pulled Figs
Finest Persian Dates.
Erchred Figs In glass jars.
Firest Malaga Grapes.
BIB. box Glace Fruits, Cherries Clafrmopt
Cherries ChOchett, Cherries Beggareaux,
Cherries MariskinO, Apricots Glace
Mayonnaise Dlessing-large and small bot
ties.
Preserves Jams and Marmaaies.
Finest Imported Olive Oils.
Finest French Peas-our importation.
/, 2, and Alb tin of Plum Pudding with
patent openers.
10 varieties Of Canned Soups-ready for the
table.
Stailfed Turkeys on hand at all tines
Delicious Unfermented Grape Juice for table
use.
ElphonZo Youngs Co..
Wholesale end Retail Grocers,
428 9th St., bet. D & E. Phone 5S.
Evening star., 1896-12-01

THE CELEBRATED l.. f. UNBLEA,Iirn CAN
TON FLANNEL. HEANY NAP AND TWILL.
SOLD EVERYWHERE Al llI.c.
Carnival price FOR this week. zILc.
Evening star., 1896-12-01
Blankets.

Orr ia AII.Wobi. QUEEN ISkrrrr
EiANhEiS. ASS,lliTED IIlGIIINyLoRfIp I,.3fED-
EisS. SOLD EVERYWHERE AT s..
Carnival price for this week. S2.CG
VELOUR SIMMER RoBES IN ASSORTED no
MAN CDI.BtINaS -
SOLD EVERYWHERE AT sI5a
Carnival price for this week. .oSc.
Evening star., 1896-12-01
LaCeS.

FINE PEARL. CRYSTAL. AND SPANGIE TRIM.
NM n toLoEED. TW1-ToNE AND TII1,S.
In EFFETS. SOLD ENERlWIiEGE IE'iI
81 To 81 4 YARD.
Carnival price for one week. 2FC.
Evening star., 1896-12-01

CHENILLE BRAID. CORDS AND ETNiINtiS j.
ILAIN AND FANCY CoI.oRS. SOLD ENlGN
WHERE AT IL AND 2ac. Ip
Carnival price for one week. -. &C.
Evening star., 1896-12-01

BUNCTIES OF FINE ROSES AND RIDS. SIIAn-
ED AND PLAIN CoLoRS. WITH RIBBER SIlNlS.
SOLD EVERYWHERE AT 25c.
Carnival price for one week. .TCc,
Evening star., 1896-12-01

nR FINEST REAI. rLAIEN lACES II
MIiiIE AND BITTER COLOR. WIDTH RANG
M FRoM To IL INCHES WIDE. Spll
~ NEltlWliEliE FROM I5c. To Sl.Ju YAE3
Carnival price for one week. acc.
Evening star., 1896-12-01

CHOICE OF ANY OF ORR FINEST RI ,,K
AlA-Si.k lAES. WIDTH EANGiNt; II:r'f
70 II INCHES WIDE. SOLD EVERYWHERE
FROM Goc To S1.5a a YARD.
Carnival price for one week. :. acc,
Evening star., 1896-12-01
Surprising
Furniture
Values.

We start in on the busiest sea-
son of the year-and will start it
rigft-with a 6-dsy bargain sale
that'il draw buyers from every
where Prices we cut right
through the Furniture Department
cut as we cut them where
there's no house in the country
that can undersell us.
COCCHES AND EASY CHAIRS.
'qGff la spring l. L a1 H"1,h sa:f"y 1s $3.50
a ro;P sP'fsns,id ssa ,o- corl.roy Couch. $H2.SO
AHS,nGf %alS So ssr4%oy.coverei iar Couch SH3.2o
Faa5sH Concur xss;s Sd sslf SH43o
Evening star., 1896-12-01
Mi1lir1erv.

WHITE. WHITE AND RIACK. AND ALL
BLAt X FINE PARADISE AlGITrrE>. Solll
EVERYWHERE AT 49c
Carnival price for one week. -. 15co
BLACK OSTRICH roMPoNS. WITH sort Al''-
RErfES. SOLD ENEIilWlIERE AT 80"
Carnival price for one week. =. 2EC.
Evening star., 1896-12-01

UTICA RIEACHED SHEETS. READY MAIZE
WITH EXTRA DEEP HEM NINE HN TEN-
Qt ARTER SIZE. SOLD EVERYWHERE Ar ta,c
Carnival price for this week. <nc
Evening star., 1896-12-01

ALLSII.K TAFFETA RIBBON. WITH EIkrH
SILK VELVET EDGES. SOLD EVERYWHERE
AT 30c.
Carnival price. ..........IgC.
Evening star., 1896-12-01

IAItD-wIDE RIVAL. BI.EACIiED MUSLIN
FINER THAN FRUIT OF THE LOOM. SoLI
EVERYWHERE AT Sc
Carnival price for this week. gMc.
Evening star., 1896-12-01

JET CROWNS. SI'ITABIE FOR EVERY KIND ar
TRIMMING = EITHER FOR HATS or FOR
Carnival price. sc.
Evening star., 1896-12-01
Rernnnnan

=! AND 81 PEQtoT BLEACIIED sHEETING
EVERY WHERE FROM THE PIE6E AT Isc.
Carnival price for one week. SSLc.