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| 1oc., 121sc., Thursday, your choice 4c. yd.
 29-Real Val. Lace, inches wide, Thursday Sc. yd. 29-Feather Stitch, called by some
 Finishing Braid; Thursday Sc for full
 pieces of 10 yards,
 SO-Covered Dress Steels, any length; Thursday, Sc dozen 3l-Infants' All Wool long Cashmere Cloaks, richly embroidered with Silk, value, $2.25; Thursday, S5c. 92-Silk Yelling. Black and Colors, plain and Chenille spots, your choice
 Thursday 4c yard. 333-500 Infants and Children's White
 Dresses, canbric, lawn, nainsook, cost ing from $1.00 to $500, slightly soiled from handling, the Hamburg laces and
 embroideries and material worth three times as much as we ask for them, your ehoice-don't think twice-49c. 34-Infants' Carriage Robes, nicely
 embroidered, Thursday, your choice, 29c.
 35-Extra heavy mems Overalls, worth
 50c, Jumpers to match, Thursday, 25c 36-Men's heavy Plaid Jumpers, sold
 at 45c Thursday, 21c.
 37-Men's Ably linen collars, warrant
 ed pure linen or money returned, 15c
 quality, Thursday 7c.
 3S-Mens Celluloid Collars, genuine
 article, worth 2oc Thursday, Sc, for
 25c; Celluloid Cuffs lie a pair.
 39-Men's elegant Hemstitched Hand-
 kerchiefs; either white or fast color,
 printed border. Thursday, 6 for 25c. N 40-Men's Beautiful Silk and Satin
 Bows, best in the market, Thursday all day, Sc apiece. 41-Men's extra heavy Working Shirts. | made of best quality Amoskeag Cheviot 5oc value; Thursday, 25c. 42-Men's Heavy Elastic Web sus- penders, Thursday all day, 7c. 43-Boys' heavy Elastic Web Suspen- ders, Thursday, all day, Sc. | 44-Elegant Gilt and Silver Buttons I used for trimming, Thursday all day, Sc l dozen.
 45-5,000 dozen handsome Dress and Cloak Buttons, never sold less than 25c, Thursday, Sc dozen. 46-Ladies' new Shell Side Combs, | 121sc quality Thursday, 20 pair | 47~.Children's Stylish all wool Reefer Jackets, $15O quality, Thursday, 69c. 4s-Iadies fast black Fleece Lined Hose, 200 quality, Thursday, 7c pair. 49-Ladies' wool Merino Hose, full reg
 ular made, 25c quality, last chance, 7c pair.
 l 5o-Children's Merino Pants and Vests Thursday, 7c
 | 51-Infants' Flannel sacques, 25c qual-
 ity, Thursday, Sc. l 52-Ladies' Elastic Hose Supporters
 with satin belts, s9c quality, Thursday l 17c.
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"There is Danger in Delay"

Since 1861 I have been a great sufferer from catarrh. I tried Ely's Cream Balm and to all appearances am cured. Terrible headaches from which I had long suffered are gone-W. J. Hitch cock, late major U. c. Vol. and A. A. Gen. Buffalo, N. Y.
 Ely's Cream Balm has completely cured me of catarrh when everything else failed. Many acquaintances have used it with excellent results.-Alfred W. Stevens, Caldwell, Ohio.
 mil St cod 1tw
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Observer U. G. Myers of the local weather station said tonight: "The prevailing unsettled weather will con- tinue for twenty-four hours, if not longer. Light rain and snow may be expected, but the precipitation will be small. West of us a thousand miles fine weather prevails, but it will not reach us before Thursday. Tonight and tomorrow will be somewhat warm CT, followed by slightly colder temper ature.P
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Linen Purchasers

who pay 50e yd. for Table Damask demand the best. If the lot we have just received is not the best we'll take back seat
 Your choice of bleached, un bleached and silver bleached in a grand assortment of styles. They do the linen counter proud at
 5os yd. Um mbreIIa Talk
 doesn't count for much unless inspection of goods balances the ad- vertisement.
 Make test of these:
 Ladies 26-in. Gloria, with steel rod, 0Se each
 Heavy English Twilled Glo- ria, 26-inch size, St. t.25 ca.
 Plain Silk Gloria steel rod cease to match -26 inch
 6I.0O eaCn
 Twilled Silk Gloria - steel rod-silk case-26 inch = natural wood handles Sl.76 each
 lf & h ,lr Attention, Men!
 Here's lot of Shirts that should be transferred from us to you in double quick time.
 White Shirts with Madras bosoms and link cuffs to match-en- tirely new goods always sold by us at $1.25-.but close purchase brings them to you at Si.Oo each. HOWE < SON..
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First IS Bargains from 9 to
 I2 o'clock.

 l-Best soft finish Lining Cambric, cut from the piece, S-hour price Sc. 2-Elegant 27-inch wide Hair Cloth, S-hour price &c., 3-Fast black Moireen Stiffening, 15c quality, 3-hour price 7c. 4-Double width Twilled Silesia, 15c quality, 3-hour price 7c. 5-Double width Paper Cambric, g.
 hour price Sc. 6-Extra quality Crinoline, 10c qual- ity, S-hour price 4c. Fancy black Silesia, fast black on
 one side, 20c quality, 3-hour price Sc. S-Ladies' Corset Covers, felled Seams, perfect fit guaranteed, 15c quality, g.
 hour price Sc.
 9-Ladies' Night Gowns, handsomely
 trimmed, tucked Yoke Hamburg In-
 serting, 65c quality, 3-hour price 39c.
 10-Children's Knit Corset Covers,
 Bone Buttons-tape stayed-3-hour
 price 7c.
 11-Ladies' Knit Corset Covers, soc
 quality, 3-hour price Sc. 12-Genuine Turkish Wash Rags, g. hour price 1c. 13-Men's genuine Spiral Armbands, 3-hour price Be a pair. 14-Men's seamless Socks, fast black
 and fast tan colors, 3-hour price, pairs
 for 25c.
 15-Men's Night Shirts, 52 inches long, heavy Cotton, trimmed with fast col
 ored embroidery, 3-hour price 29c. | 16-Ladies' hemstitched Handker- chiefs. 3-hour price 1c. 17-Large size bleached Huck Towels, 15c quality, 3-hour price 5c. 1S-Ladies' beautiful Black Belts, large silver Buckle, 3-hour price 7c. | 19-Ladies' Long Waist Corsets, al- ways sold for 75c, Thursday 39c. 20-Do you know that Thomson | Nursing Corsets cost s1OO, and Dr.
 Warner Nursing Corsets s1S5? How
 much will you save if you can buy
 them at cur store Thursday at 39c. 21-Do you know the reason why we sell genuine F. D. and c. F. French | Whalebone Corsets, sold all over at
 s2,25, $2.5o, $500, $3.50. s3.75 at our store | Thursday at s1,19? Come and we will tell you why.
 22-Thomson's Misses Glove Fitting
 Corsets, price soc. Thursday 121sc. 2s-P. and c. Ladies' Corset Waist, l tape fastened buttons pliable Bust, | highly recommended by physicians,
 value s10o; Thursday, 49c. 24-P. and c. Children's Corded Jean
 Corset Waists, sizes IS to 30; price, 39c, {;
 Thursday, 19c. , l 25-Hand- Linen Torchon Lace
 300 yards in remnants, value 14c.; | Thursday, Sc. a yard.
 26--Wide Linen Torchon Insertion
 any quantity desired, Thursday, Sc yd i 27-Hamburg Edge Thursday 1c yd.
 2S-Hamburg Inserting, costing Sc, Sc
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Will Be a Total Loss,

London, March 10.--It has been found impossible to float the British bark Winpifred, before reported ashore on Borkum Island, in the North Sea, and the vessel will prove a total loss. Ar engagements are being made for the salvage of her cargo.
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Advancing to Havana,

Madrid, March 10.-A dispatch to the Imparcial from Havana says that the rebels under Gomez and Maceo arc ad- vancing towards Havana. From the position of the Spanish troops serious conflict is expected
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What are your royal com mands to-day?
 The china and glassware buyer says you suggest some bargains in his department.
 How do you suggest it7
 By showing that you have forgotten to buy freely some of the goods which deserved your attention.
 There, is but one way to remind you of such thought less ingratltude.
 To PM q sale on-and Cut Me br1ees /
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Four Rebels Killed.

Havana, March 10.-Colonel Vicuna
 reports an engagement with insurgents at Pedrosa, province of Matanzas, in which four rebels were killed. The loss
 of the troops was only one wounded.
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If inc Baby is Cutting Teeth.

edy, Mas, WINsIow's SOOTHING SYRUP. for children tee h ing. It soothes the child, soft ems the gums, allays all pam, cures WI q colio and is the best remedy for diarrh9a. Twcn- ty-five cents bottle. s35 MWF&wly.
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IfYou Want

to go West cheap1y and comfortably take the SANTA FEE ROUTE. Tourist excursions. Personally conducted Leave Boston weekly.
 New England agency 339 Washington street, Boston. s12 If
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Basement.

HEAVY CRYSTAL CUT TUM- ....BLERS-with all the sparkle and .,..glitter of genuine cut glass, were sc.- =. H070 3c. faeh.
 THIN BLOWN ,GLASS TUMBLERS ....-deep and slender, of dainty appear lance and musical ring, were 5c.--aoso ... 3c. each.
 ENGRAVED BLOWN GLASS TUM- ... .BLERS-trefoil and vine pattern .. etchings, on thin and elegant forms =. were Sc.--no7U SC. each.
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U, G. MEYERS. Observer Note.-A mlnus sign II preaxed to ther- mometer readings indicates temperature be- low zero.
 A''T' in connection with rainfall indicates trace of rainfall too small to measure.
 Snow is melted and resulting depth or water not known.
 *BelOW zero
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Local Weather Report. FOR MARCH 10, 1896.

Mean temperature. 27.
 Max. teroG erauure. 30.
 Min. temperarure. 27.
 Precipitation T inches.
 Max. velocity Of wind. 20-W. Accumulated deficiency of daily mean tenn perature slnce January ], 69 degrees: or an average daily deficiency or 10 degrees. Total deficiency III precipitation since Janu- ary l, l.S0 inches.
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WATER PITCHERS-half-gallon size :. .crystal-cut glass of handsome shape, ....47c.-noa0 2Jc. sacA FRUIT BOWLS--wcre Ioc.--no70 9c. each.
 FRUIT SAUCERS-glass, were 5c.-noaU 3c. each.
 PEPPER AND SALT Silver Top were Ioc.-no7o 5c. each. BRASS ONYX TABLES-were $5o7- .. .now S3.49 eaeh. TABLE LAMPS--complete, were S2.79- :. ,noz0 < .S9 fach. BRASS BANQUET LAMPS-complete ....with silk shade, were S3.oo-noso Sl .9S ....eack.
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NEW ADVERTIS EATENTS TO-DAY.
pyEITHEIt RECORD.
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT,
 OFFICE OF THE CHIEF

AGRICULTURAL DEPARrMENr,
 OFFICE OF THE CHIEF
 OF THE WEATHER BUREAU.
 WASHINGTON, D. C.. March 10, 1896. 8 D. m. Forecast for Wednesday: For Massachu- setts, Rhode Island and Connecticut-Cloudy and threatening weather, with rain or snow Wednesday afternoon or night, slightly warmer, winds becoming northeasterly. For eastern New York-Cloudy, with rain or snow in southern portion Wednesday af- ternoon or night, slightly warmer, northeast erly winds.
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..... Little by little they bade us build ....addtions and add departments, giving ....small attention to the structure, but ....much to the valle till to-day they have ....one of the largest and oldest stores in ....America.
 ...... Just like great big oldfashioned =. country house it is--one which had to ....be enlarged year after year to accomo- ....date the growing number of it's guests. ...... Only a few things did they insist ..upon-plenty of light-plenty of room ....-courteous service-trustworthy deal ....ing -and quick and intelligent response ....to their needs and the chameleon-lke ... changes of Fashion
 ...... Such as this store is, they have made ... .it-and Ladies, G0e eoRgtatylate yon |!
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NALLEYNEEE@(s.
TELEPHONE No. S2s.
A Ladies' Aid ~~~~~> >~~>~->~>-~~-~~ ~>-~|NNr~>
 Storey

It's a long time since the ladies of New Haven took possession of this store and showed us how to run 1t.
 They insisted, upon having things so much their own way that none but a rash sales man would now attempt to tell them aught about it.
 More than once has the lightning of woman's tongue struck home with a politely phrased version of :" Young man, I knew this store long before you did '"
 They took it in hand and managed it after their own ideas.
 They indicated in advance the goods we must buy for them-the price at which we must sell them that we o6se1vea and obeyed was our chief claim upon their favor.
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Deans Rheumatic Pills absolutely cure rheumatism and neuralgia; entirely vege- table, safe,
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VALLEY, NEELy & co.

... and upto-datc in every respect
 ...... They are being sold at these prices ... because we received them too late for .. the holiday season, but you can buy ,., them for Easter if you're quick enough.
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Hosiery Specialties'

Hosiery Specialties'
 ..... Ladies' finest "Maco" hose, double . thread, warranted fast black, double ... thickness at heels, toes and sole. 25c. ....per pair.
 ..... Ladies silk finish 50 guage tans. .,. DOC. per pair.
 ...... Boys heavy, fast black hose! with ... double knees, exceptional value at ...l2 l-2c. per pair. ...... Misses Hermsdorf black hose, good ....Io cent value, now l2 l-2c. per pair. .MALlM*NEErNM4p(o.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-31
From and after June 18TH, 1896
regular passenger train will
run as follows:
Passenger Train between Browns
vile and Point Isabel in effect
on and after June Is.
REGULAR TRAIN.
EXCURSION TRAINS.

EXCURSION TRAINS.
Live Bville every Saturday at 5.p. m.
;, ), . Sunday ga. m.
), Pt.Isabel ), - ;, 4.p. m.
Excursion tickets are good until Mon
day mornings train,
rE Communication cards. good for thirty
first class, round strips transferable
to members of ones family good unit
September Goth 1896, will be sold for
S25. 90 Mexican coin,
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ing timber? This last consider
alton smacks little Of care for
self which perhaps ought to be
discarded. You shall know,
my dear friend, YIN inmost
thoughts. shall be obedient
to the cause Of my country and
my party and whatever hap
pens no one shall say that /
refused to serve in time of need
or abandoned those whom /
have beed Instrumental in call
ing 10 the field when it waged
the battle for Democratic prin
ciples. If l am given my dis
charge l shall thank God most
ferventIy. l can easily be dis
posed of, either by The selection
of a candidate more available
or by the adoption If cam
paign policy on the financial
question, which l am not will
ing to further. In the first case
[ shall be happy helper, in
the second l shall sadly await
the announcement of a party
defeat, which will be prpdeter
mined. Our Southern friends,
if they insist, will be left alone
with their free coinage heresy.
The danger is that another
Southern idea and a change OF
heedlessness for the public
safety on the financial question
will do service in the place OF
the memories of the civil war.
The question is often and just
iiiably put by friendly South
erners. Can Cleveland carry
New York;" The answer is
ready as to Cleveland or any
other man if the Democracy is
ali right on the coinage ones
ton. As one who loves his
country and believes that her
interest is bound mp in Demo
cratic supremacy, | am most
uncomfortable and unhappy i'll
the fear the South will not see
until too late the danger of their
marring all. If | should read
this | hardly think I should
send it, but it goes laden with
affection and most tender mem
cries. Yours affeciionately.
GROVER CLEVELAND y
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The Cheapest. Purest and Best Family
Medicine in the World

For DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, Jaun-
dice, Bilious attacks, SICK II EADA CHE, Collie,
Depression of Spirits, SOUR STOMACH,
Heartburn, etc. This unrivalled remedy is
warranted not TO contain a single particle of
MERCURY, or any mineral substance, but is
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OF the outbreak in Mace
"The Macedonian iusur
are said TO be everywllef
ceived with open arnas by
Inhabitants, many Of whom
joining The insurgents. I
Greek government has arrest
several officers for abetting tli
insurgents in Macedonia, but
no government will be able
long to resist the public en-
thusiasm. which as regards
Macedonia is a hundred times
stronger than that regarding
Crete"
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MEXICAN MATTERS.
Laredo News.

Laredo News.
Mexico City, July 27.-It is
rumored that General Carlos
Ezeta, ex-president of Salvador,
is coming here ON a pleasure
trip.
The police have been kept
busy within the last few days
searching for a number of
children who have been kidnap
ped at Coixtlapnaco.
A woman twenty five years
old gave birth to seven boys at
one birth, the children all born
alive but died within an hour.
They were only nine cent?
metres long.
Ell Partido Liberal newspa-
per asks the gouernment to oF--.
der the arrest of the editors OF
Ell Globo because the latter diff
fers from the former, hnt the
government never pays any at
tention to such requests for it,
is anxious to have a free press.
D. Sanchez, bishop of Ia
maulipas, has resigned his
mitre according to press reports
here received, because he is too
advanced in his ideas and does
not believing in certain articles
of the Mexican Catholic sell
vices.
Minister OF the Interior Mall
uel Gonzalez Cosio personally
visited the national pawn shops
(monte de piedad) to investigate
how it is possible that one of
the employees could defraud
that institution, such acts as
this show clearly the zeal of
the minister.
ANs" York synaicys pro-
poses to put qR.a large WOODEN
mill on Tire n6fkAern frontier
with million aud ahaIf Il dol.
lars capital.
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FIGHTING IN CRETE.

London, July 27.-An Athens
dis patch TO the Daily News, re.
fering to the threatened attack
by the Turks in Crete on Sat
urday upon the Christians and
the lowering of five boats from
the British ironclad Hood to
land marines, says that the
boats were recalled because the
other foreign warships present
failed to follow suit. Tie
Daily News correspondent goes
on to say;
Private Information reaches
me that the insurgents in
strong force approached within
cannon shot Of Reiimo and "a
gagged the Turks successful
The inhabitants watche1
battle from the ho
The English man Of
witnessed the fightl
cheered The insal
cess,
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WHAT GROVER WROTE
Four Years Ago to L. Q. G..
Lamar.

Edgar A. Wilson, manager of
the Picayune's Mississippi
bureau, former secretary of the
late Hon. L. Q. c. Lamar, to
night wired the New Orleans
Picayune:
"In May, 1892, several months
before Cleveland was nominal
ed for President at Chicago, he
wrote the late Judge Lamar a
letter the original, of which is
now preserved in this city, be-
ing in the possession of Hon.
L. Mayes, Judge Lamar's SON
in-law and biographer. The af
fectionate and confidential re
lations between these great
statesmen, who were in full &C
cord, admitted of no reserva-
ton. The letter above referred
to was in reply to one from
Judge Lamar written in pencil
on a sick bed, from which he
never arose What was pro-
phecy then is history now:
Patriots would never find IL
Ioftier expression than in this
letter, which follows:
Lakeview, n. j, May /,
1S92.-My Dear Mr.. Lamar:
First of all l must tell you how
pleased l am with the report /
have from the press and other
sources of your improving
health. ] hope and pray that
you are on the road to complete
recovery and great public use
fulness. You will not, | think,
consider me ELUSIVE if l say
that il seems TO me the love Of
friends ought to make you well,
though | do not exactly see
how this result has worked. |
need not say how delighted !
was 10 hear from You again in
your own hearty, kindly style,
and | was especially touched
by the letter written as it was
when you was sick.
Within the last few months
| have passed through much
that has been embarrassing
The office Of President has
nothing that is alluring to me.
! shrink from another canvass,
and its resultant horrors.
know what another election
means l know as well the dark
depths that yawn at the foot of
another defeat. | would avoid
either if | should consul alone
my peace, my comfort or my de-
sires. My discomfort arises from
a sense Of duty to honest people
and devotrd friends. I am alone
with my own thoughts and with
the apparent trust and conf
dence Of my countrymen. They
press upon me hourly by day
and night. An l mistaken in
all this, and are my country
and my party prepared to dis
charge me from service? One
thing | know, forces are at work
which certainly mean the com
plete turning back of tue hands
on the dial of Democracy and
the destruction of party hopes.
II is ordained that I am to be
the instrument through which
Dam nnrofio ,Nr.o;-I
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ASK the recovered

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Evening star., 1896-07-18
His Natural Mistake

FROM the Detroit FIRE. Press
Oh Kitty. I've something awful TO tell
you" W 'eii
What is it?"
m SO mortified over it! You see C,s-
sic Liiiypad came around on his wheel Tho
o'her afternoon. and 1 got out my hike
ana we started off for spin together.
"Well?'
mad on my new bicycle suit and "a,
and We were spinning along I'm great sham
away out In the country when Iiussi,.'s
"heel struck a stone in the road and be
TOOK header and nearly broke his neek
ne tainted. mind you, and while I was
od,iii'ls MS head with some water | fet.haI
IN ms cap, stupid old farmer came aIons
whats the matter of her?'"
''Oh, Mauden'
AND before I could reply he saws.
is she much hurt?''
Why, Maude."
was so mortified! And Gussie Gam. "a
Ia tiine TO hear the old simpleton say.
better cut her corset string an IA, b.r
niue L thought should die, And ,vb.,,
Gussie sat Lp and said coldiy. L am a pon-
'ieman. sir the awful old coot can,al tb.
cilnaX by pointing to me and sayiny cool
": w ny, We don't say, / thought this one
was the GENT -' oiie