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New York Money Market.

NEW YORK. Sept. money ON ALL
Easier at SaS per cent: last loan. > per cent;
closed, offered at 3 per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-NomInally at
TW9 per cent.
STERLING ENCHANGE-Easier. with actual
business in bankers bills. at ,s4.sihm4.Si1s tor
demand, and "a. S21sG4.S2M for sixty days: posted
rates. S4.S3a4.S4lA and ~Si.S5q4S6; commercial
bills. S4.Sli2.
BAR S~ILNER-6S%c.
SILVER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 7c.
GOVERNMENT BONDS-Strong state bonds,
dull; railroad bonds, easier.
Clnslng auntatlOns on bonds wore as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-02

DIES MONIES, Sept. 1.-The Iowa weekly crop
bulletin, issued today, says: The weather has
been quite favorable FOR farm work and for ma
turing the unlarNested portion. Corn Is matur-
ing slowly under the most favorable conditions
for its normal development. Reports from all
districts indicate that "A large proportion of early
planted corn is now practically safe from damage
from frost. Probably about CO per cent Of tho
whole acreage planted viii require two or three
weeks Of good weather to reach complete matu-
rtty. Thrcshing il nearing completion and plow-
ing has progressed rapidly with good conditions
of soil. y considerable acreage is ready for
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-02

l.22e.OOO c%entals; corn, 2Sa.0 900 ~centaIs: -four. a..
900 sacks; provisions. beef. nome: pork, ne me:
bacon. 12. 700 boxes. hams. 100 boxes; shoulders,
$500 boxes; lard. 5000 tterses; chcpse. 50. 600
boxes: butter, 500 pkgs.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-02
Illinois Crops Maturing.

CHICAGO. Sept. 1.-The Illinois weekly crop
bulletin. issued today, says: Late crops have
made good progress except in the dry southern
section. The early corn is being cut all over the
state and late corn is maturing rapidly.
Probably three-fuurths of the corn crop is be-
yond possible injury 10y frost. Flowing con-
tinues over the state generally and in the SOUTH
ern section much ground is ready for sowing.
but little will be done before the 18th of Scptern-
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-02
New York Live Stock.

NEW YORK. Sept. MISUNDERSTANDING,
80 mead; mainly for export; no trading
cables quote American steers at 1Odllc. dressed
weights; sheep at 9NaiOiAc, dressed weights
refrigerator beef at Skg9Ac; exports. 700 beeves:
loo sheep. and S.Si2 quarters OF beet.
SHEET AND LAMBS-Receipts. 3.s04 head;
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WEATHER CROP BULLETINS
Last Week Cooler Than Normal and Very
Dry Generally.
OLD KING CORN is MATURING RAPIDLY
One OF the Biggest and Hest Crops
Ever Known In the state Is
Now Ncnrly Ready to
Harvest.
OLD KING CORN IS MATURING Rapid

Weekly crop bulletin No. % Of the Ne
braska section of the climate and crop scrv-
ice of the United States weather bureau,
issued from the central office of the sec
ton, at University of Nebraska, Lincoln,
under direction of G.. a. Loveland, for the
week ending Monday. August 81, 1896. slys:
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Minneapolis Wheat.

MINNNEAPOLIS, Sept. 1.-WHEAT-Closed
September, 52sc;- December. 52%c. on track:
old. Sic; new, 527sc; No. 2 northern, 53kc: new,
5OG5lthc; receipts, 2il cars.
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Dry Goods.
MANCHEsrER. Sept. l.-Cloths and warns d

~MANCHESlHR' Sepf. l.-Iloths ana yarns dun
ana inactive,
NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-The market Is overrun
with visiting buyers. There was a fair wire
order business done, but much more In the way
OF personal selections for all classes OF goods.
Tho 1ohbing trade was active, The tone OF the
market was strong for all kinds Of cotton goods.
Moro doing In woolan goods. Printing cloths
firm at 2ihC bid and no sales.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-02

BERLIN. Sept. l.-ENchargc Oh l.pn'"n. eiSh'
days sight, 20 marks 40 pig
PARIS, Sept. Three per cen: rcn:cs. 1cGf
for the account; exchange on London, z5f l'i5c
for checks. t
LONDON, Sept. 1.-Gold is quoted at Huenos
Ayres today at 166. 80; Madrid. 1885: Lisbon, 29a;
Rome, 107. 40. The amount of bullion withdrawn
from the Bank of England on balance today,
COL nnn
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Offered. tail assessments paid.

The sales of stocks today We're 125. 329 shares.
including the GLOWING: American Tobacco.
s, 200; American Sugar. 1890; burlington &
Quincy, 10, 200: Baltimore K Ohio, 5000; Chicago
Gas. 1900: Louisville & Nashville, IL, 200; Mann at
tan. 3 400; Reading, $500: st. Paul, u, 900; West
ern Union. II. 900: silver certificates. 10000.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-02

Few plays announced FOR production in
this city come more highly recommended
than the comedy-drama '"Tennessee's Pard-
ner," which will be presented at the Creigh-
ton thcater Sunday and Monday matinees
and nights, September 6 and 7. The play
is in four acts-the scenes being laid in
the Rocky mountains mining region. Harry
Mainhall. Estha Williams, Charles b. Hawk
ms and Jane Corcoran head the long cast.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-02
" YOhIING
ogalalla Cattle Company.
Pawnee Cattle Company.
SOUTH DAKOTA.

fiobS-ine receipts or nOgs were the largest
in some days, 5.75S head, as against 4,24S on
Tuesday Of last week.
The market was about &c lower. but it was
active at the decline and the offerings were
all taken early. a few loads of rough and
heavy sold down to $2.6Oa2. G5. but the bulk Of
the heavy weights brought 50. 7OG3 rs. The
medium weight and lighter mixed sold largely
at $2.SO12. 90. with good light weights at s3.05'
The quality of the hogs was better today and
for tlat reason the sales did not show. ON an
average, as much decline as really existed,
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-02
Sugar Market


NEW YORK, Sept. t.-SUGAR-Raw easier:
fair refining, 2tei centrifugal. IS test, si.c. Re.
fined, quiet.
LoNDoN, Sept. L-~SuGAR-Cane. dun and de.
Pressed; centrifugal java. Ills 81: Mnscovado,
fair refining, IS %. Beet sugar, dull; September
IS lOi4d; October, ss I'D; stock of beet sugar
In the United Kingdom. l95. 900 tons.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-02
Lntc Corn snmrrinp In Missouri.

COLUMBIA, Mo. Sept. The Missouri crop
bulletin today says: The temperature averaged
about four degrees below normal; moderately
heavy rains occurred in a few localities, but over
the greater part OF the state there was prac-
ttcally none. Corn cutting has progressed rapidly
and IN some southern counties the work IL COM
plctcd. Late corn is still suffering from drOuth
in some localities. but in general is doing very
wen, Larger part of the crop is now safe from
frost. Fan blowing, "a a rule, has progressed
we'll: pastures have improved considerably and
cotton picking and potato digging is in progress
in some counties. Late peaches and winter ap-
pies are in poor condition.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-02

The regular matinee will be given at tie
Creighton today at $50, "McSorley's Twins
being the attraction. The laughing capa-
bilities of the auditors, it Is promised, will
be tested to their fullest capacity. The stu
atoms are announced to be both novel and
amusing and sufficient in number to add
diversity to the scene. Daily matinees will
be given during the remainder of the week,
with exception Of Friday. Tonight's performs
ance will commence Immediately after the
parade.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-02

sheep. slow and lower; lambs. dull and lower;
sheep, 8. 5od395; lambs, S275a5.O0.
HoGS-Rcceipts 2,6O7 head; market steady at
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stocks of Dreadstnns.

LONDON Sept. L-Cnlcutta llnseed, 1ss; Au.
gust shipments, via Cape, ess. Lnseed oil,
les Nd.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-02
Marriage Licenses.
The following marriage licenses nave been
THE REALTY MAnkET.
INSTRUMENTS placed OIL record Tuesday,
September /. 1896.
VA R NfpN DIrJCIDS

NAkDa y ] tplsIsIsN.
James HendriCEsOn and wife to Joseph
Schlitz Brewing company. lot ., block
~, Myers, II. & rs hd....-....-..$ 5000
g. NJ. Hunt and wife 10 X. NJ. Hunt.
lot 3, block 20, South Omaha..,....,.. 100
l.. u, Holmes and wife 10 7. p. Ma
hammit, lot %, block !, Valley place. o.
Auguste Kaestl TO A., J. W~estgate, nM
lot !. block IL. Shinn's add....,.... 900
]. T.. Martin ana wife to j. III. Sego,
lots 81 ana 80, block 2. Mystic park. 2,l00
j. II. sego and wife TO e. ID. Parish,
lot %. block 2, same. ......",...,... 1900
Wilhelm StTupat and wife 10 l. w,
smith, south A feet. lot 8, block 90.
Credit FUnGier add. except 2DNlGla
feet of Sc corner. .......,..-.,..... 1000
QFIT CLAIM DEEDS.
w. T. Kelley 10 II, II, Kelley. north IS
feet. lot I, blocC 10, Omaha; lots 3
and 4. block Is. West Side add; lot
10. block T.. Nest End a~dd.,.,...... !
A. y. Somels 10 A. r. Somegs, LOT 80,
A. r. "sSo5mnegrs to A, ii. somcrs. sane, 200
Julia Ketchmark and husband to W,
b. Miliard, trustee. west - feet lot 2.
block 8, penise's add .......-,... /
]. Is, Shsean TO George HouiistOn,
south q feet, lot 6. block ]. B1gSa &
ID. ddu....., l
Total amount of transfers......... $40 CPS
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-02
Notes.

BOSTON. Sept. 1.-Clearings. sl2,Oi7 500; bal
ances. 81. 662. S1i.
BALTIMORE. Sept. 1.-Clearings. 50, 1914, 426;
balances, $3.50, 100.
NEW YORK. Sept. 1.-Clearlngs, SIS, 5SS, 455:
balances. 81, 636. l57.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. l-Clearings, $40, 343,
go: balances. S1,3Ii, 63s.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 1.-ClcarinCs, 50. 6i7. i24; bal
ances, S5O6. 449. Money on call. 5T6 per cent;
on time. 7GS per cent; New York exchange, 81
discount bid. 75c asked.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-02

Onths Pro ll'n eX,hlrg' tOll tha butter mar
ket WAS stcIdy; creamery, 0tslGc: dairy, 9s
l4c. Eggs, steady; fresh, HE. Cheese. steady;
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-02
stock I'm sight.
Liverpool Market.

LIVERPOOL, Sept. 1.-WHEAT-Spot firm; de.
thahd noderate; No. 2 spring. IS led: No. / Cali
tornla, 5S sd. Futures closed easy. with near
ana distant positions ia9Ad lower: business
about equally distributed; September. IS Id:
october, 5s ed; November, IS 1&d: December,
5s 2Ad; January, 5s 2nd.
steady: American mixed. new. %
9Ad. Futures opened with near and distant
positions ld lower; closed quiet with near and
distant positions unchanged to I'D lower: bust
ness about equally distributed; September, rs
Sad; October. Is SHd: November, IS SID; Deem
Der, IS Cd.
FLOUR-Tirm; demand good; freely supplied;
st. Louis fancy winter, rs.
PltON1S1ONS-Bacon, steady; demand poor;
Cumberland cut, 2S to 30 lbs, 2gs; short ribs.
20 to "a lbs, 29s Cd; long clear, light. IS to 3S
lbs. 2Bs; long clear, heavy. 40 to A. lbs, 25s Cd:
clear middles. a. to 50 lbs, OBS Cd; clear bellies.
II to 16 lbs, Dos; shoulders, square. u to IS
lbs, 2s cd. Hams. short cut. II to l6 lbs. 42s.
Tallow. North American, l7s. Reef, extra India
mess, 3Gs Gil; prime mess. 3Gs Sd. Pork, prime
mess, fine western. 45s; medium western, ass 81.
Lard, dun; prime western, l9s; refined. in pals,
2Os Cd.
enthusiastically; demand poor: finest Ameri-
can white. 39s: finest American colored. 4Os.
B~UTTER-Finest United state sos; 80 d, COS.
OILS-Linseed oil, lis. Petroleum. refined,
6ikd.
REFRIGERATOR BEEF-Forequarters, SD;
hinduuarters, Sad.
HOPS-At London Pacific COAST. CT 15s.
The receipts OF wheat during the past three
DAYS were 24. 900 Centals. including 81, 900 Centnls
American. The receipts of American corn dur
ing the past three days were lO1,0OO centals.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-02

and viii make a big yield. Hay crop good. Fan
blowing in progress.
Dundy-Another dry. hot week.
Frpnklin-Corn the best ever known and will
soon he out OF the way " FROST.
tutnas-No rain this week. hut ground In good
condition Tor fall plowing, Pastures good. Good
good. some poor. Third crop OF alfalfa about
ready for cutting.
Harlau-Iate corn Is growing nicely and the
weather has been just right Tor ripening corn
nice. Late corn growing nicely and less injured
by dry weather than that planted n little earlier,
but The. very earliest planted Will yield tho most
corn. Nlialit LOOKS me.
liitchcock-Ncry hot the past few DAYS. Grass
getting green aud what corn there Is left has
muturcl fast. Having In progrpss.
ke~arucy-Fnvorablc week tr ulow *, thrcshing
aud ripCning the corn crop.
ihelpS-ThC late rains helped tho corn CROP
IRON irosts. but late corn viii need until the
middle W the month.
Rod Wilow-Thc Indications now are that theirs
viii not be a quarter " n crop " corn In tho
county ON land not irrigated. one field OF fan
wheat yielded fifteen bushels per acre. The
late rains have helped the grass much.
WehstCr-faNorIhlc week Tor ripcning corn and
the crop win soon ho out or danger FROM frost.
Much fan blowing being done and a large acre.
age nr winter wheat viii he sown, Prairie hay
Is being put In the shock and Is quite heavy
In most places.
WESTERN SECTION.
Lincoln Thrcshing about done. Corn getting
hard. The corn crop has a better outlook, hut
SCOTS Blun-Corn maturing all riEht. Thrcsh-
ing in progress. Alfalfa seed being stocked.
yield very heavy.
NORTHWESTERN SECTION.
BOX Butte-Early corn about out OF the way
OF %rroats. notatuea ripe and haying well along.
kcya Iaha-Corn Is ripcning fast. Farmers
ARE cutting grass and millCt for hay,
ROCk-First part VI the week cool. Windy all
the week. Having nearly done.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-02
snn francisco Mining quotations.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 1.-The Official closing
quotations Sr mthlnE st1,Ss toiLy vera as fol-
lows.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-02

SHEEP-The receipts we're moderate and de-
sirable mutton sheep and lambs In good demand.
Representative sales: .IIiII
No. Az Pr
l94 native ewes, '.'.-,,-." so 81 So
27S Mexican yearlings.. 70 $50
81 native llmhs $3.50. ........... 81 10
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OIL City Market.

OIL CITY. Sept. l-Credit balances. $l.lO: GER
tifcates opened at s1.OS: high, SLO9R; low. s1.0S:
closed. 81. 094: no sales; no clearances; shipments,
II, $50 bbls.; runs, GO, COS bbls.
Frisco Wheat.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. l-WHEAT-Very
duh, Decambpr q4lLr
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-02
Conee Market.

NEW YORK. Sept. l.-CoFFEE-optIons
points lower: ruled inactive and practically nom.
maj throughout the session; closed steady and
Riso1ag; December SOS. spot coffee,
mia S aai.t: NO cOr SO 'sN o iny9,ee lots
Allss 1obblng lots. Total warehouse de.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-02

LINEHPOOL Sept. L'-St0cks OF lreadsiuns
aud provisions here te1ay; I;reSdstutfs. wheat,
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-02
silver blTs, Gd(s,. Mexi.ln dDnifs. 53As5Ic.
New York Mining quotations
offered.
London stock Quotations.
BAR %slLYER-9O ll-l6d.
LONDON, Sept. ii y. m. cloBInE:

bNN SIN tIt-U IT-Ibu.
per cent.
The rate Of discount in the open market for
short bills. lS per cent; for three months bills,
lA per cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-02

this evening under the management of l..
M. Crawford, and the attraction will b.
the Calhoun Opera company in THE BlacB
Hussar," Milloeckcr's popular and tunefus
opera. 1t will be sung by Miss Alice John
son, Miss Alice Garlic, Mr.. Robert DunbaE-
with other principal singers, supported By
q large and fine chorus, and the organiza-
tons own orchestra. The prices will find
great favor with the public. Manager Craw-
ford desires a large attendance, and to
secure it he offers nearly half the seats on
seat at 80 cents. The advance sale opened
yesterday with a good demand, which con-
tinued through the day without interruption.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-02

LASH quotations We're as follows:
t~l.OtR-Steady: winter patents, S35a3 20;
s~traiGhts, S22Oa2aO; spring patents, So. las So;
s~tIaiEhts 81. 50d3.CO; bakers, S2.O0m2. 35.
WuEAT-No. 2 spring. 557sc: No. 3 spring,
b2H53'lc; No. . red, 59MdGOc.
2. Pose; No. 2 yellow, 2O%@2IIsc.
OATS-No. 2, l5aIc; No. 2 white. {. o. b.. 1877
SotG; No; 3 white, +. o. b., 14A419Hc.
RNE-No. 2. 3Osc.
CLARIFYING. p nominal; No. 3, {. @. b.. 220
BE; No. 4. (. o. b., 2OU22c.
F~LANSEED-No /. G3iac.
SEED-prime, $3.50.
Professionalism, mess, per bhI., IS. TO15. 10;
lard. per 1000 lbs. $3.50; short ribs sides Ooose),
50. l5H3.2 20: dry sailed shoulders OoXed), 50. 75n
400; short clear sides CboNel), S3.5OI3, G2&.
WliISKY-Distillcrs finished goods per gal
S1.l9.
pOULTRY-Mnrket steady; chickens, old, 6Iac:
spring. 7lac; turkeys, unchanged.
The following were the receipts and shipments
today:
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In Bicycle Suits

we show eight distinct styles in the most ap-
proved desigus-Each having its own merit
Riders of the Wheel can make their choice
from a stock which includes Coverts, Serges,
Rough Mixtures and Corduroys-Navy and
Light colorIngs-Norfolk and Ripple back, with
and without belts-with boomers or new COM
bination skirts-wlth and without leggings-
Combining all the essentials OF style, At. light
ness and seryiceability .............4,s SO TO rs. 90
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-04-05
TRIMMED MILLINERY

We have Just received an Importation OF
ready-to-wear Hats. which makes this the
largest collection Of trimmed Hats. Toques.
Bonnets and Turbans ever put on display
by any house In America. Hats from Paris,
Hats from London. Hats of our W crea-
ton. At SIS, at 81, at 50, at $l2, at SIS, and
upward.
Untrimmed Millinery. Fancy straw shapes
in fifteen different, styles-blacks. browns,
butter, navy. green--6Sc, usually 81 and
Sl.25. Fancy straw short back Sailors
In blacks only. at Sc, usually 75c.
English bell crown Walking Hats. Csc,
the $l.50 kind.
Flowers. Violets, 3 doz. In bunch, 2Sc.
Fine satin Violets, E doz In bunch.
3Sc. Violet bouquets with foliage.
7Sc. American beauty, full blown
Roses. on rubber STEMS. 30c, regular
price Soc.
Complete assortment OF Straw Braids.
Ornaments, Stick Pins. and everything
that pertains to Millinery.
EMBROIDERY SALE
Don't skip a word-if you care to save a
dollar sometimes two) on every 81 pur-
chase. The stagnation In the European
market has brought to US q lot Of En-
broideries that could not be stitched for tho
price you may take them for. Sale TO each
customer limited.
40 in. hemstitched Flouncings and Skirt
ings. all dotted Swisses. embroidered
with hemstitched edge. 2Sc yd. Value
ST.. One piece to a customer. On sale
at 9 A. M.
20 In. dotted Swiss Embroideries. rich and
elaborate with beautiful edges. manu-
featured to sell for $3.50 and 81 yd.
We say 38c I'D. One piece to a Gus
toner. On sale at 10 A. M.
Baby F%louncings. Children's Skirtings. 27
In. Fine quality. Beautiful patterns.
hemsti,ched and scalloped edges. All
perfect. All new MANUFACTURED to sell
at 81. At this one sale Csc yd. Ono
piece to a customer. On sale at II
A. M.
Dotted Swiss Embroidered Flouncings.
suitable for fifty different wants. at less
than the cost Of the plain material.
The narrowest l0c yd: value Csc. The
widest. up to is in, l9c value Soc. One
piece to a customer.
Women's Skirt Flouncings. The most
beautiful and richest open worked En-
broideries on q very fine cloth. You
would think worth so and 75o. At this
sale 1Sc.
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Wash Dress Fabrics

Just as, IN Paris, the marvellous EiifsI Tower boom
Ing up. dwarfs all else by comparison. SO this wonder
full department eeIipses oil others here or elsewhere
........ Immensely Of Quantities. Varieties Of Assori-
msnts, and unupprc.ehed Values, place Il beyond
rivalry ........ To meet demands that present Fashions
create for all kinds Of Fine Cotton Fabrics. VIC oiIer
Wonderful vsrstl.s
Batistss. organdies, erass ciofhss
Lawns, Dimltiss, crspons.
Eight Special Offerings In
This Seasons
Most Popular Novelties
First ..... 10 centsI
Grass Cloths In the fashionable Linen shades, with
white satin stripes OF various widths-beauttfui
texture, only the closest scrutiny can show the df.
ference between these and the pure Linen now sold -
a dollar a yard!
SeCono . . s,lS CSnLSl
Fine. Beautiful. sheer French Organizes in Persian
designs-delicate combinations of Lilac. Sapphire.
Rose. Primrose. Tan, Butter, Moss. Pink. Blue. ana
other colorings-Imported to sell at 80 cents!
Third =. ..... ga centSl
Fine French Batistes-4O Inches wido-ln Amos
endless variety stripes, fancy figures. dots ana
printed yarn enects-this Is less than raw. unbleachsd
cloth OF this quality IL quoted at the mills
Fourth ...... ~ centSl
Scotch Glnghams OF best Quaity-the nnest In
ported-lace and corded aud Bouclo stripes and .
great variety OF satin barred Scotch Plalds of hand
soonest clans. These are the goods used by the most
fashionable Shirt waist manufacturers-and are
worth fully double the price we ask!
Filth .... .t2H centsI
Finest French Percales-full yard wide-hard an
soft nuish-more than 800 styles, including Dresdens
and Persians In all light coiOrs and the latest ClAret,
Blue and Black Combinations with White-Manyo Of
these cannot be elsewhere found under 30 cents
Sixth ..... t2N cents
The daintiest, ~prettiest Dlmities yet shown -printsa
under the cord IN delicate all over or shadow effects
exquisite goods.
Seventh .... 1917 cents
silk Dimitles. queen Of all woven textures, pure
white and plain colors, or with white and colored
tripes--handsomcr than silk aud nve times as dure
bile. ... .... II you want something exceptionally cool
dressy and dainty. these will surely MI the bill
Eighth ...... ~ cents
Ripple RatIstes-ths ripple woven in the cloth -
that neither wishing nor wear will change them
....... Light coloriugs, charming designs, uncommoa
enects-Ask u see them by all means
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Corset Department

IS at all times complete with the best known Foreign
aud American styles, and is always sure to have some
offerings below regular prices
Coutnle and sateen Cursets
extra waist band embd edge,,,,,.,"."u",s.7h
Extra fine sateen Corsets
silk nossed-Nenu back .....,..... ,.,...,r.G S
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In Linen Department

We promise q week Of unusual interest. =, 49,, Recens
large purchases at special concessions make thess
prices possible!
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IN JACKETS special values at

2.9s.....,.3.9 ........5.86 ........7 .......9.as
and from that up to 24.ss all the fashionable
fa~brics-latest novelties-Half, three quarters or
full lined with fancy or plain silks.
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ArnOld's Knit Goods.
Infants Department.

Infants Department.
We carry the largest and most
complete line of Arnold's Knit
Specialties for babe, child and
mother.
No mother should hesitate TO call
and see these delightful garments, or
send for explanatory Catalogue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-04-05

Her Msiesty's Corset
Is the delight OF dresSmaker-eaS 90 NJ over.
DTeSSy women give Il preference.
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Millinery

More Space more Goods, more Beauty more
Style. more Sales, more Values
Than we ever
Had or Gayel
To describe our stock OF Trimmed Hats, eonnets,
and Turbsns were we'll nigh impossible there are
some things thst no pen can do Justice to, and q
beautiful Hat Is one Of them. ....,...Ws Invite
those who have always bought Of exclusive mIIIIners
10 come and sc. those we offer, TO look atthe prices,
SIS 90 to SIC oo-msrksd in plain figures and con.
seIentlOusly compare them with those they have been
accustomed to paying for same and inferior qualities,
uETRlMMED HATS
Fancy Braid, Lace, Straw, Mohair, Leghorn, Milan,
Bernina and Panama --Black. white and combinE.
tons
ST cts. . So cts 90 cts, ..t.34 81. So. - SO
Special Tables at .57 10 o,
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sPLENpIp YALuEs IN ELoWERs

10 cents 10 81. so. .,...."....,. Thousands In all co!ors
Special Tablss at t9.,.", 9.,,...49 .,...s s...".sa
All Imported and worth nearly double,
This may seem strange So early In the season hut
It is the ruth; result OF large purchases made to cx'
~ceptlonal advantage!
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Shredded Oats, our own brand, none bet
ter, 7c 2 lbs.
Corn on the cob, gallon cans. 9 ears. CSC
per can.
Fruit Table Jellies. wine ~flavors, lie pkge {;
other ~flavors, 7c.
Homemade Jams. | ID. glass. lSc.
Welsh Rabbit. | ID. glass, 2lc.
Maine Sugar Corn. finest packed, our
label. l0c.
Jersey Tomatoes, solid. hand packed. our
label. 7c.