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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-09-17
Fur elm neues eieenss @efee.

Sdon felt Wonaten iit bic ,,State
2iquor 2easue" in 8erbinbuns nit ein'
fluBrei1en Wdnnern bamit beiddftiet,
amendments su benz 8roots SodlicenS
9eieB au formuIiren, our4 tpetde piele
nsbslfanbs. bic bas @eieb in ieiner iebi.
gen Sorm brinet, absei6afft iperoen ioIs
len. Namentli6 eeben bic Seitrebunsen
babin, bas 2lcensseridt absuidafen une
oeiIen Sunttionen elmer Icelfe Gommliilon
su iibertrasen. iotpie bel Der @rtbeiIune
bon 2icenien mebr SpieIraum au 8ss
tpdbren.
Oie 4sitation III bisber isbr ssbsim
bstrieben tporben, 1T aber ieBt ioipeit
seoieben, Oab iie nidt msbr lanser Ders
beimll4t iperoen fam. 9ie 4menbs
ments iollen in ber nadfen Sibuns ber
2esisIatur einsebradt psrben.
Sang beionbers iinb bic 8efrebunsen
Der State 2lquor 2sasue barauf ssrias
tet. bic 2.esnsseri6te in BbilabeIpbia
unO 8ittsburs absuidafen, pabreno bic
2anbs8i4ter bieie Sunttionen belbebal.
ten ioaen. Cine 4cciie Gpmmifion ioa
einseiest peroen uno bieie ioa ieoem
8epsrber. ber bic nDtbisen AuaIiitatios
men unb suten @baratter beiibt, cine
2ieens ertbeiIen. Obne 8adIdt auf bic
Sage Der 8irtbidaft. fOipsit bieielbe ni6t
au nabe an &irhen oper SduIen 1T.
gluf bieie Weiie boffen bic 8efiirporter
Oer MabreseI. bas fait erblid sstpOrbene
.WonopoI absuibaffen unb 9eIeaenbeit Su
seben, baB ii4 bic InsabI Der Birtb'
haften bon ielbit reBulirt.
Setner iog bafiir seipirft tperben, bab
bic Wirtbidaften ni6t mebr in ben gan.
ben uno Der Gontrole bon 8rauern, Dis
itiQers unb 8roBbanblern iino. @s piro
bebauptet. saB bic MebrsabI ber Wirtbe
tsbisIid 4senten Der 8rauer unb Diitils
lers itnb. 9as neue @eies iou bieS
perbaten unb beitimmen. bab irsenb Elm
8rauer. Diitiller pber @roBbanoIer, mel.
der birett ober inbirett cine 8irtbi1ait
controIIirt Ooer eisnet, @efansnlbfrafen
ausseiest fein fol-.
glner Der Sitbrer Der 8eipesans ipra6
iid febr hoffnunespOa aus uno ia8te, iie
pilrben in ber nabiten 2esislatur MAIDS
tiger fein als bic Auaps unb 0taseeS,
tpelde bisber bic 2esisIatur beberridt
bdtten. Uian pGrbe auf Der Sut iein
uno ii6 nitt tduiden pber bintereeben
Iafen. Wtan rebnet auf bic llnteritiib.
uns Der 9refe, Der @eiitIidfeit unb Der
8ausrn, namentli6 Der 2estern, ba bas
neue @eies eine 10 srObe Repenue ab.
sperfen plrbe. bab bic lofalen Garen res
pucirt tpsrben f6nnen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-09-17

9as babii6e 2anbIe itfpamm anIdb.
LID Der Seier bes 70. @eburtstass bes
@rObbersoss Sriebrid in eiteI SubeI unb
8Onne. Selbit bas flsinite Dorf bate
iid f6bn eeidmiidt unb beraussepust su
@bren bes Monarben, Der bon Der ses
iammten beutiden Prefe ais cine Der
fefteiten Stuben bes Reides eefeiert
tpurbe.
Ser ..9eFbsr 2Iopb" bat England Bee
fdulbiet. nidt alsin bic rlnruben in
gonitantinopel, ionbern au6 bic repoIu.
tiondre 8eweeuns in MacebOnien anses
settelt su baben. @S berlautet nit Be-
itimmtbeit, oaB man in Berlin unb in
Petersburs plane, ben Sultan formea
unter bic 8ormunbibaft ber frembsn
8otidafter in GoniiantinOpsI su fteaen.
Obne bsren 3uitimmuns er feline Miniiter
uno feline StattbaIter in ben Brobinsen
ernennen iOa. Durd bieien 9lan tpiirbe
tpenisitenS nominea ber Status qua i'm
Often aufrebt erbaIten, obne bab iiber
bic TbeiIune Der Siirfei Elm europaii6er
&ries beraufbefdporen iuiirbe.
Die ipaniide 8esieruns bat bic fo'
fortise ginidifuns bon stuei 8ataiaonen
Marlnetruppen mad ben 8biIippinen ans
seorbnet. SIN elmer am 8. September
absebaItenen 3abinets. Sisuns perIanste
bsr Marineminiiter 4omiraI 8eraneer.
einen Grebit bon 35 NliIIionen 8eietas
sur 8etreituns Der 8ofen bes SeIbsu8es
in Guba pdbrenb bes Wonats Seps
tember.
Die dspptiide 8aumipoqenernte bets
ipri6t erDber au tperben als ie supor unb
tpirb iid ipabrideinlid auf 6 Wliaionen
Gentner bslaufen.-Sn edinburgh 1T
Der SO. Sabrssconsreb ber ensIIi6en
@enerff9aften erbffnet trorben. Die
8sidIafe Iauten su @uniten Der Ser.
ftaatIiduns bon 8runb unb 8oben unb
Der BifentIi1en lltllitdten.-0ie beutide
8eidsbant bat ibren Diseontoiab bon
brei auf bier Brocent erbDbt.-Ote @ats
tsnmbrbsrin Srau SIorenee Masbrid ioa
ipieber einmal im Stsrben Iiesen.-
nebsr ben Mntras, ben SIP Der iosiaIis
ftifHen ParteileitnnB bon Sambure nab
Ofenbad a. W. su uer!esen, ipirb eS auf
benz beporfebenben iociaIiitliden Bartei.
tag in SiebIebeu BEL 8otba su lebbaften
8ampfsn fommen. Ser Snfpeeteur Der
eeutiben SeIbartiaerie. 9eneraLlieute.
nant b. Soffbauer. 1T aus .,@eiunobeit8'
rtidf6ten" INN feinen Ibi&ieo einSes
fommen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-09-17
0rpan's annabmefdretben

III Elm in fIarer faatsmanniider Sprade
eebaItenes Document. aber su umfane'
reid. um eS bier tpieber3useben. Bir
beidrdnfen uns auf einen 4usaus ilber
orei 8unfte. nemIid bic Reidtbumserseu.
ger. Srufts unb Garif.
Die 3eidtbumserseueer.
Die 4rbeit iit bic Sdbpfsrin bes gas
pitaIs. gbe Sirn unb Sanb ni6t be.
frudtenb auf bic natiirIiden SuIfsmitteI
setpirft baben, eibt eS fir bic ni1t e..
seusenben glaEen beg 2anbs8 nidts au
uertbeiIen. Da bic grseuser bes 8eids
tbumS bic 5bbpfer Der 8ObIfabrt Der
9tation iinb, unb in Der 9eit ber 9efabr
lbre Slagse pertbeicisen, 70 foLIten ibre
Snterefen bon ben in Gmt unb Wiirben
Stebsnben aud ieberseit beridfdtist
tperben. Die bemofratiide Partei bat
bon ieber ibre meifen Stimmseber unter
Semen sefunben, bic nit StOIs auf bic
8eseidnuns ,,bas einfade Bolt" bIids
ten; unb bic bsmotratiide 8artei bsr.
pitidtet ii@ baber, 9efebe in 8oridlae
su brineen unb ansunebmen, ipel6e gum
Sdube Der Maien in Der Gusdbune
iebeS poIitifden Redtss unb i'm @snufe
zines sere&ten IntbeilS ber Srddte ibrer
Grbsit nDtbis iinb.
TrufS.
Die bemofratiids Bartei iit geeen
IruitS. Sic tparbe ibre gHidt seeen.
ilber benz SoIfe perIeusnen, noate iie
bas mpraIiide ober baS seiebIide 8edt
oieier Reidtbumsania niammlunsen auf bic
grb,dduns Der Goncurrens. bic Ruinir.
uns ber 8ipaIen uno Ausraubune ber
menfdIiden 9eieaibaft anerfennen.
Die @orporationen iinb bic @efhbpfe
oe8 @eieses uno es barf ibnen nidt gee
itattet tperben. iid ber gpntrolc Der @ss
malt su entsieben, tpeI1e iie seidaifen.
Sbre @riitena peroanfen iie ber Innabme,
oaB iie bas 6ffentlide DObl fDreern,
unb es fam ibnen nidt erlaubt perben.
ibrs Ra6t sur S&aoisuns oss 8OItss
au eebrauben.
Tarif.
gs 1T nidt n6tbis, bic Carthage su
bieier 3eit 3u er6rtern. 9BaS aud bic
peribnltbeR Nnlidten ber Burger iiber
ben perbaltnlBmabisen Aertb bon
SdussOa uno 1arlfreform iein m6sen,
10 maiisn bod Aae 3usefteben. baB Oas
amerifaniide Bolt felne anoere Srass
bon 8eoeutuns erbrtern tpirO. bis bic
9elbfra8e eno8iltis erlebist 1T. Die
8eiteueruns 1T Elm Broblem, bas in bie'
fer ooer isnsr @etalt ii6 betanois bats
bietet unb cine 8eridiebune Der @nts
ldeibune Iber iie bebeutet feline 8ersldts
leiituns auf peribnlide Nni9auuneen in
Der 5rase oOer auf poIitlide Grunoidse
Ser &riiis, in tpelde unS bic @elbfraee
sebrdnet bat, f5nnsn mir nidt auStpel.
den. Das Bolt unieres 2anbes, ielbf
i'm b56ten 8idtertubIs fBeno. mut
iein nrtbe.I in benz BroeeEe abseben.
ben bic 9slbsier se9en bic Menidltdteli
fabrt. Sie @ntiaelbuns ipirb bic Reld'
tbumserseueer entweoer INIT neuer Soff'
nuns unb neuem Sdafensmutbe etfalen.
Ooer bor ben glusen Der Wenidbeit bic
3bGre Der 8armbersisteit suitIasen
Ineef6tS bieier glaes iberrasenoen
Streitfrase miifsn Weinunssunteri8iebt
iiber minber tpt6tise 5rasen beiieite ses
lest perben, bamit Elm eeitIOfenes 8Or'
seben Sener seii6ert perOe. bic ent.
idIofen iinO. benz peitersn 5Ortidreitsr
uuf oem 8ese nad elmer uniperiaIen
ginfdbruns Der @olbpabruns ginbalt su
ssbisten uno bic SiIberprasuns ber Sons
ititution aurfid3ubrinesn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-09-17
DettHtunt
Gta 2trst berfdDretbt 81. WtIes'
9seitorattpe Nerbtae.
ltbitaI $50. Glfhart. Nnb.

Or. WliIss Mebieai Co.. Glfbart Sub.:
Reins 9ohter Wlutte. II SABRE aIt. tpurbe Isbtts
Srabiabr BON geitstaus uHb Gsrpbftat bsfaasH.
Sbrs eanss rsdts esiit mar stihbnos uub beinabe
aeIabmt Wr eoHiuitirtsn tiusu ar,t uuh bieisr
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-09-17
eaurel 9iQ Bart 0otel,

uN UtE DHHHuEt VEUup.
Ser llutsr3eduete bat bas SotsI bss Serru
8sorge Sinbad an Der Sunmore 8oao ibsr
uommsn uuo uiro iid btitrsbsn. ben wsrtben
Sdften nit oem Seftsn auf5uuarteu mas aide
uuo S.ller bietet.
Snbtm id mild bem sssbrieu 8ubIifum
beftens empfebIe labe i'd 3u SubIrtidsm BE.
inhs erpsbenft Elm. Srib 9 9mibt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-09-17
Gitt oankbarer patient,

ber ui6t aenaunt ein min unb feline ppfltf6ntiae
lpeiluua bon fc,tpercn qeiben elmer In eiuem Dot.
torbuh aHeegebeueu Nrjnei oeroauft, IdBt burd
uus oaIIebt fcifenfrei an ieine Ieioenoen Witmtus
ihen otrihiden. 9iees aroBe Bud, otutid ooer
sneIiid tnb6It Re,epte, bic in itbtr gpotbtft ss.
ma6t tperoen f6uneu. Sdidt Cure Noreife NIT
8risfmarfe au ,,ssripaf 6Iinif unb Dispsnfarp,"
23 gB. II. Str, Netp Worf, 81. O.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-09-17
GOm. u. Sartl.
Nrcbiteft mnb &anbmeiTer,
go. 404 2adaipanna Mbenue,
gDnnt. inn Houd oeosoi;bpr

gBprmins Saus ssesniibsr.
pldns unb aofisniibsrl6lGss fir Neubauten,
eaubpermefunesn unb S}sflfBung bon @rsns-
linfsn unb ale III bas Snsentsur- unb 8au-
faG sinidlasenbsn arbeittn perbtn prompt
anb sepi1enbaft aussefiibrt. 8runbfiide In
8aulOts paraelltrt unb eanbfarttn angsferHst.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-09-17

~ AnnOnsirt i'm ,,8O4snbIatt"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-09-17
Sartmann's Yatent sSar6e

1T unibertrsfflid auf 8Isd. uno Wstalloadsrn
unN an 8adfteinhduiern uerbinoert fie oas 3er.
brodeIn bon WorteI unb 8adfteinen bait ldn.
aer tuie Elm 8lsdoah uno wtrb i'm 8roben ober
sIeinen uerfauft Oon
Gontrufts Auton SartmaHn,
ibernommeu. 1902 Sampton etrabs.
8eftslrnsen aud in Der .@odenbIatt'' Office
nno Alt g. Baibmgion aue. angeuommen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-09-17

~ 8sfegt bas ,,BO4sRbIatt"
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~ Gnnpneirt i'm ,,8UGsRbIatt".
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-08-23

aunt. sad looks from Gladys, who was
made 10 suffer too, for my offense, u
was unbearable Beatrice-unbearable.
Then, one day my father said we wers
10 leave town again, and 80 10 some peo-
PIE living IN suburb OF London.
After your base ingratitude 70 your
aunt he said. YOU cannot expect that
she Will care 10 have anything more to
40 with YOU. You and your sister will
leave here the day after tomorrow
Gould not Gladys stage I asked. she
has done no wrong. Surely they might
keep her
You should have thought OF that be-
fore. was the answer. Your sister must
share the results Of your obstlnacy. She
will leave with YOU
so We went away-to Brixton this
time-anu there we existed through an
other winter. The Stackwells house had
been luxurious compared with Brussels
Villa, as our new home was called. Some
times ! wonder that l did not kill myself
during that winter Gladys was m. terri
bly, i'll; and my father grumbled because
he had to pay a doctors bill for her. our
clothes We're all summer ones, and these
he said We're to last us through the win
ter. He stopped my usual allowance be-
cause he said we had been a great ex-
pense to him all the season. and he i'll
treated us in every conceivable way. And
then the thought of Robert Farquhar's
wealth came, to drive me nearly crazy. IL
meant so much; life and health for
Gladys freedom from my fathers cruel
ty-eVerything. SO Beatrice, rightly or
wrongly God alone knows. I wrote to Mr..
Farquhar I made him believe had mis-
taken my own feelings when / refused
him. ] said a great deal, and In two days
time we were back in my aunt's house.
and he was-my affianced husband II !
wronged him II was under sore tempta-
ton, but at any rate, I did not love any
other man, and I made up my mind TO
be faithful to him in word and deed, come
what might. He made the most gener-
our settlements upon me-large sums over
which / was to have entire control. He
made me handsome presents. and every
one envied and fiattered me, at least out
wardly.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-08-23
COTTON DRESS GOODS.

The greatest drives in Cotton Wash Goods
ever offered
INDIGO BLUE PRINTS standard cloth. z Il
fast color, worth DC, az. ;;.... $50, :....C@
SHIFTING PERCALES, splendid assert
ment Of patterns best quality, worth r
YARD WIDE PERCALES. best quality cloth,
stripes plaids figures, polka dots, excl
cellent patterns, worth l2zc, at........ VA
DRESS GINGHAMS, light and medium col.
ors, stripes, checks, plaids and cords, = -
worth l2hc. reduced tO.............. ~
PRINTED DIMITIES, fine quality, white and
tinted grounds, large and small figures,
stripes and patterns, worth i0c, re- 80
NAVY BLUE DIMITIES, with white stripes,
dots and figures, worth l2hc, this y =
CSNRP ~ = a RATisTES II.AvviS MN.
TIES, PERCALES. 80 inches vide, white
and tinted grounds, large, small and Persian
effect patterns. suitable for waists. skirts,
dresses. shirts, all colorings worth &c
PERSIAN DIMITIES AND LAWNS. extra
quality, sheer goods worth zoe, rel 0c
duced 10. Co.. ........................ .... AON
FRENCH DIMITIES, best quality, imported.
delicate tlnts and cOlorinRs, worth 5jc, q =
IbuuSbu bO.s.s s-ssssssss - "
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-08-23
SILKS AND DRESS GOODS.

NUNS YELLING, ~ inches wide, all wool
black, navy, street and evening =
shades, worth Soc reduced 20 30. ...... = O(
ALL WOOL HENRIETTA, 40 inches. black
sRa S sn ee5p for ns b s|
SURAH SERGE. CREPONS. CAMELS HAIR
SUITINGS, 70 and 40 inches wide superb
qualities, best wearing goods, worth
S See8 soo' ooc ana 'IOO' reduced Tor TINS soc
MOHAIR CHEVIoTS, 4s inches wide, all wool,
Es o worth sl.@, Feauoea65c
BLACK INDIA SILK, extra fine, fast = q =
color. worth 6Oc. reduced TO ............ - ~
BLACK SATIN DUCHESSE, high lus-OO~
tire. extra weave, worth 81 80 this week ~ ON
PERSIAN TAFFETA SILKS. choicest de-
signs superb quality the most beautiful
combinations, worth 55c reducedH DC
- -
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-08-23

WONDERFUL VALUES. Manufnc-
turers' Great outlet Sale. New,
Nobby. stylish Ladies' Waists at Less
Than Cost of Material.
One of the largest and best manufacturers OF
LADIES' Waists in New York found that
he had big stock on hand az the end OF the
season. Re did not want the waists. but he
did need the money, and offered us the stock
Of ridiculously low figure. We did not need
the waists, but at the prices, WHICH WAS
ALMOST GIVING THEM AWAY, we could
not resist the tempting offer. and therefore
took the lot. which we will put on sale to-
morrow morning. They are this seasons man.
ufacture. stylish patterns, piaids stripes,
checks, figures. and Persian and Dresden pat
terms attached and separate white detached
collars, Bishop sleeves, fine material excel
lent qualities. We VIII divide them into four
great lots and put them on sale on the main
floor.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-08-23
VEILINGS AND LACES.

HAMBURG EDGIEGS, Cambria Swiss and
Null, new patterns, choice designs, :.
at.............. ...... ..l2lc. sc. &c and A2S
TORCHON LACES all Linen. wide and = .
narrow. coarse and fine, At i5c. iOc and ~
ORIENTAL LACE white. cream and = -
butter color. WORTH &c and i0c. at........ OF
VALENCIENNES LACE. Ia white and but
ter color, very serYiceable, reduced 4 ~
Observation-Disclosures. 49,. ....... . l5e and HUI
YELLING plain and dotted net white. y =
black ana navy. worth SOC az ....... - tJL
CHIFFON YELLING white and black = =
dotted, fashionable, at...,..... f9c and OF
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-08-23
HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR.

LADIES' HOSE. Isle thread, russell
shades, guaranteed stainless. extra
spllced heels and toes. worth s9c, re- . x
MISSES RIBBED HOSE, Hermsdorf
black, absolutely fast and stainless
double heels toes and knees. worth 1 a.
eOc, this week. .... ......+..... ~
LADIES' Isle VESTS, with fancy knit
ted neck aud arms silk tapes, worth no.
81 %, reduced to.................... r DC
LADIES' BLEACHED COTTON VESTS,
extra fine. all sizes, worth 4Oc, >
az -.....-..--- observation-disclosures. - ~
LADIES LAWN HANDKERCHIEFS. 10
embroidered. at-......... 100. l5c and AOO
LADIES BLACK SILK BELTS. with n
black buckles. worth SOC. at........... = DC
LADIES' WHITE KID BELTS, very y
STYLISH at. .... .+..... ..35c and = "
LADIES' PURE SILK GLOVES, all X
eolors worth roc, at. ..,............ AOG
LADIES' COLLARS, clerical and turn 1 -
down. all linen. .-s...... ..... ~
SIZE OUR SHOE AID, PAGE s.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-08-23
BOYS CLOTHING.

Good, reliable and serVlceable makes OF
Boys Outittings.
THE CRACK -A-JACK KNEE PANTS, extra
quality cloth, blue, black and fancy patterns.
made with double seat and knees. patent
loop elastic waist bands riYeted buttons
tapped throughout; new pair VIII be = NJ
THE SANDOW KNEE PANTS, all wool, re-
inforced throughout with all new improve
ments, warranted 10 wear and new - =
pair given for any that rip at &c and ~
BOYS SHIRT WAISTS, well made, good tit
ting, best qualities. all sizes and I -
prices ranging from ........... Zoe to AON
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-08-23
UMBRELLAS.

LADIES' GARCIA UMBRELLAS 26-inch,
natural wood handles, worth 75c, re- no.
duced this week ........-.-- .....-... -
ENGLISH GLORIA SILK UMBRELLAS. 26-
inch Wiz /. natural 1taed wood handles S1.39
GENTLEMEN'S UMBRELLAS. 2sinch. nat.
ural wood handles, steel rod, worth al OK
&le5, reduced to.....--.........-..AP - y
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-08-23
MEMS FURNISHINGS.

TLTILhIIlL
seams, patent buttons. full sizes, 2 O.
proper shapes, worth 75c. reduced To-. - ~
MEMS NIGHT SHIRTS, fancy fronts, splen-
did quality material, extra long worth 8Qc
COO, redLced to-. ..........-- ...-.-. = - -
MEMS NEGLIGEE SHIRTS, assorted pat
terms splendidly finished, worth roc, n 0c
reduced TO .... ........ o. ....... n ~
MEMS YACHTING AND OUTING SHIRTS.
imported. washable color, worth Ct E0
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-08-23

COLONIAL DENNIS DRAPERIES. q *
fast colors, assorted patterns ...... =. %CS
TINSEL DRAPERIES, all colors and I "a
combinations, worth 25c, reduced TO-. Il ~
FILLING SILK per skein ............,... ~
FINISHING BRAID, white and colored, o.
yards IN piece ......-.....,...-. ...... "
GARTER ELASTIC, fancy cotton, all IN
cOlOfs...... ...--......-. ..... " -
THE UP-TO-DATE Skirt and Waist . -
Supporter, white, black, grey ......... %CS
DARNING COTTON, in black and colors
on cards, three for ..,......... .......... ~
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-08-23

The Hon. Mrs. Arthur Hennlker has
accepted the post Of president Of the 90
ciety Of Women Journalists Of London.
Mrs. Cralgie C'John Oliver Hobbes') hav-
ing retired at the expiration Of her year
Of Office.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-08-23
helen BARNARD'S FRIEND.
BY MRS. GREENWOOD,

Author Manipur" 'BreviOs Story" etc
Copyrighted 1885, by Mrs Grimwood
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-08-23
BICYCLE SUNDRIES.

cylinder usual price $3.50, our price. DC
TOE CLIPS .. . ............ ..2Ec
BICYCLE LAMP, the Mascot ....... 3o
BICYCLE LAMPS, the Aladdin -. $ 2, As
BICYCLE LAMPS. the Search Light & rs
BICYCLE REPAIR RUBBER per foot Iso
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-08-23
Al REDUCTIONS THIS WEEK IN ALL DEPARTI
LINENS AND COTTONS.

FRUIT or THE LOOM BLEACHING. fun
yard wide, the genuine article. short 90
ends VIII be sold this week at.......... O4C
BERKLEY ENGLISH CAMBRIA. fne
quality, 80 inches wide worth i5c, this ~.
BLEACHED SHEETING, 1914 wide.
worth &c reduced to-. zee. lON
PILLOW CASES. hemmed ready for use ls
Size iOsiXS6 Inches, worth l5c this week OS
p, READY MADE SHEETS, hemmed, large,
for double bed, worth COO, this mo-
Week ..... ....+-... 300. ..-..... -. 49,. EO@
HUCk TOWELS bNached full size. y j.
| Moith &C. 49, ..+....-..... ....... "
| HUCk TOWELS, all linen. extra size, plain
hemmed and fringed borders. worth
23c, reduced to. 90. ............. ........ lOC
| TURKISH BATH TOWELS extra large IN
ana heavy, worth 25c, reduced 70. ..... .AOS
DAMASk and HUCK TOWELS, all linen, OK.
ira size and quality, knotted fringe andO
| fancy border, worth iOc, reduced TO. ... = OS
TABLE DAMASK, 81 inches wide, all linen,
half bleached, worth 35c, reduced . = .
W. tsts..+... .ss.....s - - -
BLEACHED DAMASK, 90 inches wide. all
linen. extra heavy, worth soc, reduced 90
10 -... ........+....... ............ - ~
| DOlLIES, large size, all linen check. "A K
! ed, worth GOc per dozen, at............. -tOS
| NAPKINS. all linen assorted patterns, En
! o-s size, worth csc, reduced THIS week tOO ~
| MOSQUITO NETS. 8 4 size full yard . =
| pieces, white, blue pink, worth Soc. OO@
| CANOPY NETS all ready to hang, 81 a .
| size, worth 30, reduced to ........... - OO
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weary hdaTg w SqLE o5 d in sso, extra SIC
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-08-23
FURNITURE.

CANVAS STOOLS. worth CSC, reduced to Il &c
CHILDREN'S PARK CHAIRS, worth =
Doc, reduced to.......... .............. - OO
REED ROCKERS. extra strong, arge and
nicely finished, worth s., this week & 2 TX
reduced to-. ........ .............POsd -
Thirh Elnor
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-18
A NEW INVENTION.
The Music Simp)ifier.

W. Scott Grove, the author and publisher of
1.-THE Music Simpliier." was born February
%, 1857, at Canal, Venango County, Pa, and
graduated at the age of 2i from Utica Acad-
emy He made music n study in theory and
on the piano, and discovered that there was
needed plan of object teaching. simple in it's
method, with reference to the fundamental
chords of the scales in different keys. He
commenced his work, making his first 'Sim
pliher" with ink and pen in major keys.
Fin1ing there was a demand for the method,
he completed in perfect form, bota the major
and minor keys, the music ''Simplficr," and
had il Autographed. The keyboard of the
piano or the organ Is illustrated in such
manner with the basis Of the chords in blue
color and the triads figured in red in their re-
speativc places that. hen placed upon the key
board any child can play them. The work
is recommended by some CT the best nusi-
leans I'm the United States, and il can take Its
place among the foremost methods that cause
the student 10 mike the best progress.
Each key with its chords of tonic sub
dominant and dominant 1, so arranged that
IL can bo fitted 10 the keys OF the Instrument,
illustrating to the eye and guiding the fingers
so one who knows not the letters of the key
board can make no mistake in performing
them. Musiciins upon examining the work
pronounce il complete 10 its intention.
Evidence Of its utility is shown upon its use.
Many thou. ands have been sold already. Mr..
Grove is a thorough business man and under
stands thoroughly his work His present
quarters are at Kimball Music Co., POI Wey-
bosset street.