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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-07-02

Sdnclodten au6 Elm g8ort mlt3ur.os1
ba6en. sic piilloea ;]re Sp5ariIation
n;6t aufgaben, uno rtnn Die Osmpz
fraten obne lie in Die Gampa9ne GIN
gen, 10 triirotn Iie fir biz SerIplittez
runq Der Sil6erItreitfyGfte perantlportz
li4 iein, uno eiHe Risperlase lei i6nen
Ii6er.
Ois 4usii4ten Der r9i<
metalltIt til A n Il n on"
Srpb 2lqsbem ma9t bic Union Der
gimstaliiten," o0er r9imstaliitiIae
llHionspartei" 5ortI6rtte in alien Paz
cificitdaten, unb bat in Oregon i3on Ell
nen @onpent abgebdlten, an nel6sm
600 Oelegaten tbeilndfmen, bic ii4 aus
Oemofraten, YopuliitGn unb Silberz
&epublifanern 5uIumnenIeBtsn. gfdn
eintgte it9 barauf, DuB man sin Glettoz
raItidet aufitelen polle, unb 5tpur iol1
Duiel6s aus 5Ipei pppuliiten, einsm De-
motruten uno einem Silb,rzHepublifuz
ner be1teben; DieIe pier Gleftpren ioqen
ii3 perpFli3tan, nur fir men Siiberz
Mann als PrGItpentihufts s5gunoioaten
gu 5timmen. Qe6nli1e &pnoente iino
in Waibington, Soa6p un5 Californian
ausgei6rieben tporoen, unD DieIe 8elpez
gung breitet itA uuf anosre tpeItli4e
Sil6erItaaten aus. N0gli9erpeiie
tpirD Der nGmli9e Plan in ben Odtptds,
Ne6rasfd uro &anius befplgt tperoen.
8iro bieIe rgimetalliitiI9e Union" in
ben srfpG6nten Stdaten prdttti6 oerz
pirfli6t, 10 liegt bic Wd6ri9sinli6feit
na6e, DaB bic Gleftordlitimmen oerIelz
ben fir ben in @bicdgo gu nominirenben
Sil6er=Sanotodten abgegeben peroen.
Die 3ahl Der @lettoralItimmen, tpel6e
bon elmer fplden r8imetd[liitii4en
Union" cpntrolirt tperDen tDnnten, Be-
lisfe Ii6 uuf 81 unb piirbe It9 uuf fol-
genoe Stuaten bert6etlen: WaIbington
4, Oregon 4, Californian 9, gaspuou 3,
l1ta6 8, Wontana 3, eSbu6o 3, Wpoz
ming 8, Colorado 4, g}orp< unb SiiDz
9atpta 7, g2s6rasta 8, 8dnIus 10. gu
DieIen bic iiaersn Iiioli9en Silberituaz
ten ge3G6lt (ausi9IisBlitb &entudp uno
WeItz8irginien) nit 129 Stimmen 10
tpiirbsn bic Silberleute 100 Iibere
9tinrmen i'm @lettoralcollegium 6a6en,
uno brau9tsn nur me5r "a aus ben
Speifelbaften Mtttel taaten, i'm bti Der
9erbSttpa6l ben Sieg bacon gu tragen,
alIo beiipielsneiie Snbiana un0 Saiz
nois, ooer Snoiana unb Obio, ober Snz
oiuna, aentudD uno Wti9igan, poer
Snbiana, Soma uno Wi9igan, reIp.
SHoiana, Soma unb &entudp. DAB in
ben Staaten, tpelde gu biefen perI4ieoez
nen Gombinationen berange5Ogen fino,
bic Bopuliiten fir bas Gbicago'er Sidet
sintreten tperoen, lit 604it tpa6rT3einz
li6, uro es piro Der gr0Rten 2(nitren=
gungen Der Gepublifaner 6ebiirfen, um
Die betreffenoen Staten fir McainleD
in 2inte 5u 6dlten.
6pburb beIu9 9 t N e inleD.
GAM on, g., 1. Suli. = 9err
Garrett u. 9pbart, Der republitaniz
I9e Gunbibat fir bic @icezYrGiiDentz
i6aft, fam I'm in u6r 9eute 9ormitz
tag bier an. Wfaior Wac@inlep empfing
i'm om 8aAn9ofe uno fI9r nit tbm
na9 ieiner Wo4nung, mo eine ldngere
Gonferen3 3pif6en beiben 9erren, bic
ii9 6isber nur o6erfld4lia tanntsn,
itattfanben. Im 9faamittag reiite
0obart na9 Glebelanb ab, mo er Bel
0rn. Marf gamma iibernuhten tpiro.
Morgsn fe6rt er nad Dem Siten 5uz
rid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-07-02
Str Gnilbrinung oes SeriHgsmeers
Sdlirpsgeridlts maSgcbrno.

5ran3is c 0, 1. Suli. =
Ginem pom 6isIigsn 8uroe5treis 9ez
r;6t a6gegsbtnan 9uto4tsn 5ufOlge 1T
bic GntI9eibung 6es Barrier gsringsz
meerzStidbsgsridts aIs 6DdItes @ez
fsb i'm Qanoe ansuIe6rn uno bat bic
gunossrsgtsrung babsr ni4t bas Re9t
@p.5ialgeieBe gu erIaiien, pel4e ban
8iirqern Der Ser. Stdatsn 6e5iigli9 oes
Rpbbenfangss nidt glei4e priOilegisn
eeItatten, lpie fie Die gIrger anoerer
2daber gsnieBen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-07-02
Gin GetImttteI fur aue
5nt,t,,ter Complaints

Gin baIb.r 5bt.Ioff.I Don Rsus9 Rtlief in siueus
bGLbpOl.n GIas Dafsr, pitOstbOIt 10 oft ais ben
StublsaHe Dor f6 u,bt, uHo eiH init R,aoD R,li.E
sstrdnfi.s etid 5IaHntu iSr ben Rae,n uuO uns
tsr!sis eeItgt psribafft OiSrt0s GrI,itt.runs uul
b.ipirft baJoiue &sluuu.
SHntrl3 - Gin buIber 5bcsl6if,I ooa in einea
6alb pollen gIas NaHtr be'strQt in p,Hig,u Rinus
ten Rrdmpf.. sbUiuO,anidGr, lauren Nus.u, 9aus
i.a, Grbr,6,n, SsObrnu,u, IipopFtdt S6ldfIOFsr
t.ii WigrGHs, gdbuugtH unO urs iuntrtn g.s
f6Dtrotn.
Gg utbt fsiH 6dlmittd in Ser 0,tt, bag Gt,btt
:=s Mt6itIfi,btr uHS ale aHotrsu malarii5tu, biz
IiSitn uno ioHftiQsH Gitb,r 70 raid btt ipie q Ss
ID avs ReaOp 8e lei i'm 8treiH NIT 81 eh
nao's Bitftu.
9rsis SOC. pro Slaibs. - gu babtu bel alien asss
tbtIcrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-07-02
Biaeti9miupeI anf der ,ebieagns
Nlton.SGbn."

G6icago, l. Suli. - 9rei GOnz
bufteure unO 5lpei Stations Qgenten
Der vGbicago uno 2lltOn 9abn" iino
pegen angeblider 9iuetI6pinoeleien
entlaf7en porben, u. Diele lpeitere gntz
ldiTungen Iollen in IusIi4t ite6en.
Dem 8ernebmsn na4 unterlieBsn es bic
Gonbutteure, einen She'll Der BON ibnen
geIammelten 5abrbiQste 81 coupiren,
unb iteIIten lie ben Stations 4genten
gu, fpel9e Iie bann gum 5tpeiten Wtale
DerfauFten unD ben PrOfit nit Den
@pnoufteuren tbsiltan. Man i4GBt,
oaB bic 8ubngeieui4dft iiber $4,000
burh pieien SdpinoeI perloren bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-07-02
Chfrr elmer Gasz&rhIpiinn.

GbicagO, l. SuIl. = Wobrenb
me6rere Mdnnsr 6sute 9ormittag in
einsm CONDUIT Der ngbiion Glectricz
Co." an gde Der WabaIb aDenue unb
Sib Watsritrabe Bel einem -2i4te ar
6siteten, srplooirte eins Auuntitdt9as,
bic Ta bort angeiummelt bate, uno
spei MGnner, Namens Srdnt Sbeu II.
S6os. g. @ib6ons, erlitten t0otli4e
@erlsBungsn. @briit. 9eucod uno
Stephen Gaisp iinb ebenFulls i4ner
berlsbt tperben iebp6 deneien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-07-02
yer. 1853.
,bsute i'm llntsr6auIe NIT 292 gegen
140 Stimmen bic brittle 2sIung.
9urse &abcI, Z TcpcSd1eu.

- 9et Der por9eitern in Netpmarfef,
gnglaRo, itdttgt6a6ten @sritsigerung
oss 9fennitulles oes perItor6anen Wfils
Iiondr<Sportsmanne5 Baron 6irIdJ
erItanb Sir Satten 'S9tts Die berii6mtc
3uhtitute ga 6le6e" fir bic 5unrne
pon 1920 8ujneen, B. i. ungefGbr
$69,457.
= 9err Charles Dan RoIe, Gigenz,
tbiimer Der SSadt rSatanitd," bat BET
Der 6irmu S. 8. 7aD &: Spbn gu
Sout6ampton, GngIaNb, cine Sd9t
beitelIt, tpelfe nah sinsm neuen Mps
be1 sebaut tperoen uno i'm Stanoe feim
ion, iotpobl &aiitr 8tlbelm's Sa6t
yMeteor," iopie oeS 9rinsen ppm
8ales' Sa6t Britannia" gu iibera
f[iidelU.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-07-02
ShtTbra6e nno sroSsr Ssuensuer'
Inf.

Guatim, 1. SuIi. - Nuf bem
ben 'Suatim ua6 sues 6stimmtsn
Rdo Star40ampfsr nRabmanieb" trdt
eeItsrn elm 8ru9 Der Welle sin, lporauf
oas 5ubr5sug uuf cine &Iippe trieb uHo
I9eitsrte. Ss6s3ig psrIonen, 9rDB@
tsntbsils 9ris6sn, ertrunten.
2onbpn, l. Suli. - Oepeihen
aus &obe, Sapan, ergebsn, oaB Der
Oampfer r&apauura Wara" aut Der
00be Don 8iroI6ima nit Dem DAM
pier .9o5ui Maru" collioirte rno cS1z
islbsn in ben 8runD bDbrte. 17SUtfnz
iasn famen bur9 bas lln9Ild um'S
0aben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-07-02
Gs TT ton srGBter @idtigteit,
oaB feoe isa9tiIie etnen
@orratb bon
&abtuaD's &eaOb &eltet

Refs i'm oauis babe. Der gstraud btE,GbeH sir6
f6 bspdbr.H bel a1en f5du,R BON sdbm,r5tu obrr
aranfbtit. SO qi.bt Riats in Der gGtlt, oas 10 raI
StmrItn Iiuotrt OSsr 70 raid BEN Gsrti6ritt elmer
sranfbeit bsmmt ipis hss q bp Rslisf. g,t
GOpttOeb lob ardnfbsft OS.r ntrUosl 3obuiamsI,u,
Tsuralgis, Rbrmatsmus, 2umbaeo, S6mtrstu
oo.r 56Dd6s i'm &udtH RRdorat oOr In ben Ri,a
rem, S5msrsen Der 2tstr, An6DeItn Der glies
Der uno StmtrI,H du,r Irt,n iDirO Die Tnn.ubuuS
BON D rpap's ReaOp 2.tief ioiortiqG
Grlei6tsrune Stribuffeu uuO itia fOrts,i.tt.E Qss
brdu5 msbrers Tag, lang puusrnoe 9siluHo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-07-02
Ger
Gational s8an Werei1
Der Gfaot Baltimore.
National Building A ssociation.
Barsaur: Simmer Orr. 4OS une 4O9, giseIitw
Sutleins.

Blreaur. Simmer Orr. AOS une 4O9, EfseIttm
SuileiHg.
9utorifrtsB SapitaI S10.
S eamte:
@ruff Z. Rnabt, Jun, YIdiiSeni.
ShpmaS GS. D1u, BlcepI6ilbelt
9. rs eSIeo 6uff, S6Gsmeli1er.
q. u. Dole, SttItIGr.
WWeS. Drid)are, sgtitdttsflnreI.
q. y. Mprrie, Gci4dtisinbItr
6es 2u9nEasfDepayftMeHts.
Siuiams gSiuiGme, ErttsconiultHter.
TtpoiitoriuuI: Sentimental National. g5ant.
Sltsriitlune Der Steuritattn: 6ieelitp s. Dc
1pfib0p.
Gireftorsn:
ernh 2. Gnabe, jun, Don Dm arabe d gos
SlauefabritaRt,H.
Clinton .: @ains, SSH Balm, 1lesaraH. eau,
htGs uRo DiotIsT.
6hps. g8. Sau, annaIt.
sstlbnr q. SadfOn. graie,Ht Der -gOntiu,nials
RaiioualsSaHi."
gsparf Rsins. gsfsu uns 5,rauss,b.r sss
.2tItiAtr 9orr.lp ponetnteu."
James % mtaicn, ron otr SaMe5 D. DlaioH Co.,
SrddtraEabrfantea
R. gSinsio1 9DiIiiams, AHfpaTt
.. g. Satpep. GnsrossPIopiiionss3dHeIsy.
N. WcD. 9riaare, SauptItiH.
MS. ReS. @ridbare,
(Eeors'lS GosRsyaIs1tanRfeM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-07-02
Sc nc H c y ii c.
Bu Afoer(Got ant 8. Suit
Die Soifontr pstttilcriiten" tueroen
tbren Siuocru Dap OFT er3dblen'

Spei Sampfer in Zen @rune sebpbrt une u5cr
600 NecnfebsnIsbtn pcrIcrrn.-2hrtifd'e
Irupprn In arabitn reppltirsn psgen
RidtbsiabIuns tbres SoIes. - Sprsdsis
Gpufurrrn, ssssn sie seutfd,s unr franSph'
8uben,udtr'Sneuifris. - Iabrid,teH aus
CchrtitJ.
2pnoon, 1. Suii. - 8ie 9sute
pertiinbst piro, ion Die grobe, gu gb=
rem Der 8pItpner yQncient uno 0onoz
raIbls 2lrtiQsrp GompdnD" 81 peranltalz
tanoe MiIitGrreuiie am 9. Suli gu Al@
oerFbpt Itattfinoen. Der 9er5og DoF
Gpnnuugb, lpeIdsr ou5 COMMANDO i'm
9ager gu 2lIoerIbot fii6rt, uno anoere
Ufitglisbsr Der tOnigli4en Camille
iperbgn Der Rebiie bertpp6Hen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-07-02
NepoIte tflrftf6er Sruppem in Ira'
bictt.

CONT itontinopeI, I. SuII. =
Ta9ri9ten aus Seb5ub, 2lrabisn, err
gs6an, oaB cine beoentlif)e RepoIte un=
ter ben bortigen tiirtiI4en 9ruPpsn
ausgsbro6sn 1T. Den 9sri4ten 3uz
Fotge pei9srtsn ita 3psi gataillons,
pelfs na9. 9auran, Sprien, unter@
tpegs parsn, ipsiter 5u reiien, Biz ibre
lSoaoriiditdnos ge3ublt Isien. Die 2eute
ertIdren, IR bdtten ieit 1894 teine Cob
rung mebr erhalten. Sin 9eriu4, tie
gum 8siterrsiien gu 5pin8en, idlu9
fe6l, o1 fi9 bic 8atailone in elmer W}o@
ihea perbarritabirten uno allen gsn1uz
9ungsn, lie baraus gu pertreTben, er7
fpLdreihen Mioer1tuno IeiIteten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-07-02

niat tpeiter, entgagsn 81 fommen, mibz
ten isoo6 6si Der Domination e;;;,:s
SanciDaten audi Elm Dprt mit3urJoea
ba6en. sic pilIoel i9re Sr5ariTation
n:6t aufgaben, uno ntnn Die Oempz
frutsn o6ns tie in Die Champagne GIN
gen, 10 niroen iie fir Die 3eriplittez
rung Der Sil6erI Itreitfydfte perantportz
li9 fsin, unb eine Nisoerlase lei ibnen
lifer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-07-02

G6ica5o fir bic 2lugs15:n b:s g0aosnz
tes garantirtsn Johb BON $4,000. Sin
3eit pon $1,000 1T jsBt nOa gu ba3abz
len uno oisisr .puroa bon Dem Gomits
auF nd4Itea 'Samitag 2tbsno Deriproz
d9n.
g pull tenfii + 0rergegen Die
bDr9eI 6lugene 8eri If mel
5unai6rer Yartei NIT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-07-02

Railways Ready Relief
IN 5b,r suDsrdifis uHO pirfiam, D,utn Der fimuIts
srTDrn gBir,uns auf bic Rtrocu uro pitaltn Rrdita
b,s R6rptrs, Fs rsg.H Grftrt an uuo otrmtbr,u Ois
Starf. Der fbIummerHStn 3,b,ustruft ots S6rs:rs
bau.s uHS. ourtb osis geiunNe stimulation uua
p,rmtbrte1bdtisisit pirO bic ua6s o,5 2.iOus p.r.
trisSsH unS rim HatiirItr 3utdHS pi,N,r bero,R.nt
Stbbalb if Oas &.aoo StIt,f 70 nunbtrbas
s..ieu,t ,ur MiEo.rune oOH Samtrl,H uRo sbue oas
RiFtS p0u na6t5rlis:r g9irtuuu nis bel 10 pislsR
iSstnaHHten s6measstiusEn non beutJutaos
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-07-02
Nns Gbieaso.
Soroerunsen Der Sif6erfeate.
Ste proptiorifbe Organization nuo
Die Gontfitc.

Sas gationaIsGVmite ruiib fpdter feline Gntz
febeteuns earIber abscben. - umffdnce.
unter peld,en Bic Gufselsleute ,um Iuss
tritt aus srm Gpnpeut bered,tist tuGrsn. -
Die 2ttlIuns Ter pppuiiifcn in Gem s6sbI'
tampf. - Gin Ssiudb Spbarts bel Mscain.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-07-02
Nus 9entl9Iano.
pie Sataftrop6e Get Wsf.
AZ oeutSdje gpIoatcn ettootct uto
iibcr 400 rsrtpunoet.

Die GrpIoiIon i'm Sort wapfeI iprsert mebr
Spfer, aIs crei ,,SdIacbten' auf Gu6a. -
0ritte Sefuns nts blrsrrIidsn 6sirsbud)s
i'm rcutid,cn MISUNDERSTANDING 5ps
beulphe fe,Iad,t.t eas semdffett Salb fir
nru Nrin.ru 4uSnIo ,nu Rno,rn
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-08-09

Never be too familiar with a. young
dog. He must have certain respect, not
necessarily a fear of you; but he must
learn TO obey. Any intelligent puppy will
learn his name in a few lessons. Once
you have given it to him never change IT,.
Mind you this-When he has once recog-
nized you as being his master, h g one idea
is to please you and TO deserve pat on
the head and word Of praise. Never tus-
sic with him with a stick, and never de-
ceive him under any pretense. More dogs
have been spoiled by their masters not
playing fair with them than one could
reckon Be honest with your dog, and he
will be honest with you
II you possess a gun, and your dog is of
that kind which has inherited the scent
for game, the first thing to teach him is
to fetch and carry-that Is, to retrieve
and this without chewing or mutilating
the object which he brings. A way to
break dog of this is to take an old glove,
put a few tacks with the point extending
outward, and fill 1t full Of cotton. He will
find that by picking il up gently he can
carry II without discomfort, while IL he
attempts to worry 1t the consequences are
not agreeable. This lessen is much better
for him than any amount Of whipping, and
he will remember 1t much longer.
If you wish to shoot over your dog, the
next thing is to make him find the bird
To do this, the best way Is 70 procure a
live quail, which can easily be had from
any bird-fancier; put it In small cage
and show L to the pup; warning not TO
touch il. Then conceal the cage in
copse of form or grass, and bring him
carefully IN that direction. Never let him
nearer than within four or I'VE feet Of IL;
then speak to him encouragingly. Under
the influence Of your words he will become
all attention, and a dog thus properly
broken will never flush a coyey," unless
he runs into them by accident or when he
IS carried away by excitement under
which circumstances he will show eontri-
ton.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-08-09
POISONED, THEN PETRIFIED.
Sad End of Woman Who Drank
From a Strange Hollow Rock.
From the New York W.

from the new lOTk w Orlu.
Cleo Springs, Okla, July 27.-Miss
Frances Perkins, formerly of St johns,
in Stafford county, Kansas, was walking
near here with some friends last Sunday
when the attention of the group was at
tracted by some egg-shaped rocks whicn
they found along the path. One of the
party broke one of the rocks and Pounds
that it was hollow. The cavity contained
about pint of clear water and was lined
with beautiful crystals The idea thar
the water might be endowed with soma
great virtue took possession of Miss Per-
kins and she drank it. Fifteen minutes
later she was dead.
The sequel is the strangest part Of the
story. The body was taken to her home.
Miss Perkins sister went into the death
chamber to dress her and as she did 50
her finger ring came in contact with the
body causing a sound as If it touched mar
BILE. Miss Perkins had turned to stone.
When this was discovered II was decided
to bury the body near the house. where
it would be safer from grave robbers.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-08-09
WAISTS AND GOWNS.
Eclipsing all previous val
ues ever offered.

LADIES' SHIRT WAISTS made OF fine
ehambray, in fancy stripes and che cks, col
lars and cuffs OF same material, worth N,Ac
LADIES' SHIRT WAISTS, in Figured and
Striped Lawns, nimities and M0dIas cloths,
with detached and attached collars extra
full sleeves, worth ei.25, reduced = &c
tO............. ......... ...-.-.. ...- 80. -
LADIES SHIRT WAISTS, made Of fine I'm
ported OrPandies. Dimtties and Lappets, In
stripe and Persian effects, with detached
collars OF white linen, worth $780, Q2c
r.anieS,' HioIISE GOWNS made OF 0ne
Lawn trimmed with white lace, with
deep sailor collars and Vatican backs extra
full skirts. with deep ruflie at bottom, Q2c
worth Al IS reduced Lo...... ........... ~ "
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-08-09
FURNITURE.
Special for this week.

OAK WARDROBE. heavy carving and porta-
bic, feet inches wide by 5 feet high,
worth fifteen dollars this week%10.OO
ILL., ....-..ss ~. ..... " - w
INFANTS CHAIRS Just the thing for 2 = -
out door use, worth 75c at ........., - OS
REFRlGERATORS. only few left ia stock
inal price.
MATTlNGS, a fun assortment DIDO on
patterns. per roll. $500 90. spO' ~
WINDOW SHADES. full length, 20 diff = a
ferent eolors 70 select from, Tao, 4gc - ~
MOSQUITO NETS AND FRAMES made to
order, one-half canopy and lace CO TO
Ntt ~ - = -
AWNINGS made 70 order and properly ads
lusted All colOrs.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-08-09
LACES AND EMBROlDERIES.

ORIENTAL POINT DE PAsA, POINT DE
GENE AND VALENClENES LACEs, Ia
cream, butter ana white all widths, at Ec
ToRcHoN LACEs. ali linen, at i9c, i5c, e
100 and ........... .................. .. DC
EMBROIDERIES. White Cambria. Main 4 =
sock, Swiss and Null, l4c 90. &c. &c and 12S
STAMPED PILLOW SLAMS. assert 4 a
ed patterns, per pair... ............ Il u
ZEpHHR single, double and split, all col n :.
ors, per ounee........ -. .s........ ~
WASH SILKS ;. all colors. per skein.. ~
TINTED TABLE AND PILLOW Gov 90
Frs, splendid dressings. only. 80. = = =
LADIES WHITE LINEN CLERICAL Z
COLLARS very nobby ,.............. Il DC
LADIES TURNOVER CUFFS, all the - =
different styles. per pair -. ........ - DC
LADIES Aioi5e's.. SAILOR COLLARS, en- 05c
LADIES' WHITE LINEN STANDING y
COLLARS al sizes .......... -. ...- ~
LADIES' BELTS, canvas and leather, no
worth pc. at ...................... 4UC
LADIES' ELASTIC BELTS. with cellui0id
beading yarigated colors worth sl.0O, =N~
LADIES GRASS LINEN HANDKER-
CHIEFS. embroidered ana lace Z ~
edges, a5e. l5c and ..-... ............. AO~
See our Shoe Ad. Page 3,
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MILLINERY.

DRESS SHAPES, in colored s:raws this
seasons styles, odd shapes, to close = r
at. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 80 ....-.... "
LADIES' STRAW SAILORS, trimmed . n -
former price 49c. reduced to-. .... - II
LADIES' SAILOR HATS fine quality satin,
split straw, double brlms, all silk bands
and leather perspiratiOn bands, e. 4 so
best finish worth 1880. at .-.... ~ IL - -
LADIES' TRIMMED SAILORS. extra fine
grade Panama black straw. double brim,
extremely fine finish worth G1 20
49, %. at ........-. 800. .......... ApA' -
LADIES' TRIMMED HATS, an elegant as
sortment. new stylish goods, worth 90 q =
400 s5.OO and s. 60 al ........ -. p - - y
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BOYS CLOTHING.

BOYS SHIRT WAISTS, sizes to "a. assort-
ed figures and stripes, worth 25c, this 4 ~
week ...... ....... ........ ..-....... AOO
Percale, splendidly finished, worth 2 x -
SOC reduced to- 900. ..+.......... OO(
BOYS LAWN BLOUSES white and fancy
bodies, with fancy collars and cuhs, . =
BOYS WHITE LAWN BLOUSES. Fountleroy
style embroidered. very stylish, worth = -
sl25 redu ed tO.-....-... o.. - ..-.... ~
10 10 large variety OF patterns. 09c and 4 ~
BOYS SAILOR SUITS, Eton Suits and Kilt
Suits az half price.
YACHTING AND GOLF CAPS. CSC
MEMS CRASH LINEN CAPS. 4Sc
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SUITS AND SKIRTS.

Broken lots-the remain
der of this seasons business.
A choice opportunity to Sc
cure Fine Dresses at less
than the cost of materials.
LADIES' SUITS, made Of White Duck, Fancy
Linen Cheviots and serRes, splendidly made
trimmed and finished, full skirts, fashion
able sleeves. sold heretofore 8ae8 ss4s 49, Is
aud sl25O, win be offered, the en- Dc 81
LADIES BLAZER SUITS, White and Col
orod Duck, full sweep skirt. worth q 20
BLACK LAC 81 SERGE RI SKIRTS, good quality, =Sc
full sweep worth a. %. at.... .......... . az
LADIES' SKIRTS, made Of Fine Serge and
Black Figured Brilliantine lined throughout
and bound with yelyeteen; full G2 H2
width worth 80. 90. this week 80. y *
LADIES' MUSLIN DRAWERS, good quality
Muslin, hem and bunch pleats, worth DC
LADIES' S11 rs ;iiufNDERWnlAR. Night Gowns. Che.
mise Drawers Skirts, Of very fine Muslin
and some Cambria trimmed with Insertions
and Fuffies of embroidery, worth Toe HOc
and CSC. reduced to-. ...... 49,. go. q "
LADIES' CORSETS, a mum Der Of different
we'll known brands OF COrsetsS In COutille
and Summer Corsets, worth 75c and H.0c
MISSES MISE = MUSLIN GOWNS, best quail. D e
ity Muslin worth Soc at ....... 800. OOC
MISSES EMPIRE GOWNS, heavy n 0c
Muslin nicely finished, worth 75c, at n ~
INFANTS LONG DRESSES with square
yoke OF tucks and insertion, also WIN round
embroidered yoke worth 7oc, reduced Il DC
LADIES BiATiHING SUITS, made 81 OE
Of good quality Denim, worth 81 at p Il - -
LADIES' BATHING SUITS. made Of Flannel,
handsomely trimmed, very full Ct Q2
ss ssss
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H0USEFUR NlSHlNGS.
In our Economy Base
ment. New Goods, New

7
TABLE TUMBLERs, crystal glass, worth {,
w. AtNuiiu w D.. -
TEA CUPS and SAUCERS. Germanf q .
PLATES, white granite tea breakfast or = =,
dinner plates. ......:...................O C
OIL BOTTLES. imitation cut glass = =
worth 2hc, reduced tO...................l = =
MEAT DISHES, white granite, i2ineh, ~
worth 21s 40 .............4.. ........... AOC
SAUCEpANS, enamelled, Berlin shape, o q.
two quart b. ...... ..... ............ = u
HOUSE BROOMS, the best ever made, fancy
handle, f-string ana cap, always sold a..
at pc reduced 20 49,. ...... ........... ~
POTATO WASHERS, large wire, worth -
Toe, at Observation-Disclosures OS
WIRE SOAP DISHES. worth Sc. at. -. OO
TOILET PAPER ia rolls or packages, ro' Z r,
duccd to Observation-Disclosures. ON
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DRESS GOODS.
Black and Colored Dress
Goods, French Serges,
Scotch Mixtures, English
Mohairs, German Novelties,
American Suitings.

IMPERIAL SER9ES, oil eolors, VITA dlner-
ent color stripes 80 inches vide sc
worth soc reduced TO. .,......t..:.
effects, elegantly assorted, worth bOc' , nc
N TsaSfsSS riffpfINtis. ia inches wide double
fold ali the combinations for street and
outing costumes, worth Doc, reduced y &C
st t3 III Ans AND CHICKS 90
IA inches wide, fashionable for skirts. OJS
LANSDOWNE AND SILK AND WOOLNOV
ELITES. 40 inches wide excellent ma S0c
terinl. all colors worth n, reduced TO- ~
40 inches vide oil shades, worth S5c
Coo ...........t.. ....s..... 40. .-..tt.s =
CHECKS AND SILK AND WOOL MIX
TITRES. 4s inches wide in blue, brown. red.
yellow and tan combinations 50 very fash-
ionable Tor separate skirts, worth n &c
81. Is. this week ...... ga. ......
TURKISH MOHAIR, entirely new, excel
lent wearing goods, worth Sl.bO " I IN
W ~ -
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NOTIONS, ETC.

DIR. LINKS QUININE HAIR TONIC, 4 a
usual price 25e. ...-...........-....... y !
TALCUM POWDER. per box. ......... 1OC
O isn Inn ga p0''DU LIAR $50
PETROLEUM JELLY -
NEW LIGHTNING NEEDLES. per pa x
FINISHING BRAID. white and colors &C
TAILOR AND DRESSMAKER TAPES, -
60 inches long ,....t..... i. ............ ~
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BICYCLE SUNDRIES.

BICYCLE SADDLES, Sager's Pneumatic
S ssaq . . iaa'es ana gentle So. 90
BICYCLE SADDLES, Hunts hyglenio
s mSn ... iaaios ana gentle So. 25
sEARcHL1GHr LAMPS 81.
HAPPY THOUGHT LAMPS. 1915
ALADDIN BICYCLE LAMPS 50. 25
ELECTRIC STROKE BELL.... 35c
TOE CLIPS ..............................2 5c
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CHAPTER IT

CHAPTER II.
Godfrey Wilton led the way to his wife's
chamber, which was almost a bower
Nothing but infinite love, and the lover
an artist, could have converted a sick
room into such fairy paradise.