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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-12
PARS0N Is BITTEN
REV. E. G. BEACH is. ATTACKED BY
A STRANGE DOG.

While Sitting Upon His Porch Sunday
Evening a Dog Enters the Yard and Be
gan Swapping at Everything in sight
and Acting Very strange-The Minister
Orders Him or When He Makes a
Spring and Sefzes the Good Mans Foot
in His Mouth, BittingiThrough His Shoe
and One.Toe.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-12
MISCELLANEOUS.

GET DIR PIANO TUNED by W. J.
Schneider. with Barnes x Newcomb.
Tuner guaranteed TO be the best. Tun-
ing 500 dS3-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-12

WANTS..
Always
Popular
THE EAGLES
COLUMNS
Wants
For Sale
For Trade
Fer Exchange
Miscellaneous
Real Estate
FinanCials
Personals
tons must be IN the counting room by
9 O'Clock every njgat except Saturdays
which is 10 o'clock
NElsSsSN
SISI6lN IS &. I'd
Help WANTEO-FsMALs.
WANEED-For general Homework. a
competent girl 10 go 10 Colorado Springs.
4 permanent place and good wages VIII
be given Apply TO 90 Waco Ave.
WANTED-A good girl for general
Homework and 10 take care OF children.
So y. Topeka Mrs. Walenste.n.
dlSl-St
wANTF,D-Nurse girl: references re-
CURED rs Waco avenue. dl5l-it.@
wANTED-A good girl for general
hoUSework- Apply morning. a. 500 East
Douglas Mrs j. F. Reese el4S-Sf-
SITUATIONS WANTEO-FEMALE.
statesmen WANTED.
case containing 80 Articles Free, suitable
for any business, easy selling. big com
mission. l. y. Co.. Station l., New York
d55-12t.-Sun.
HELP WANTEO-MALs.
FOB SALs-REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
AGENTS WANTED.
AGENTS WANTED for The Life of
Holmes, the arch nend who confessed 10
q murders; price DC; quick seller; Big
profits Barclay * Co. CincanIsati y.
WANTED Immediately. 80 lady and
gentleme agents 10 sell fast selling nov
elites. Cali a. Room 10. over ID h. Doug
las. dl5l-3t.fI
AGENTS WANTED-Exciusiye terri
tory TO energetic men or women. Salary
500 per month Apply at once OF address
l5l5 North Lawrence Ave, Wichita, Kan
dl5O-6t.W
MISCELLANEOUS
GIVEN AwAY-Wart to sell out: Shoe
bodybuilding and business; either or
both Doing a good business. a snap for
someone Call or address 1OO7 West Doug
las dl5--St4
GET DIR PIANO TUNED by w J.
Schneider. with Barnes l. Neweomb.
Tuner guaranteed TO be tine best. Tun-
ing 500 dSS-tf
WRNTEO-MlsCELLANEoUs.
wANTED-Horses and cattle to pas
ture, at SOC and 75c per head one mile
east OF Paramount. on 18th St Gus Schaar.
dlJ0-Steg
wANTED-For cash. 40 or 50 ydz. best
grade 2d-hand carpet; but little used. II.
.. Heady. 40 s. wildwood. dl49-4L
the summer. Rowlee Hardware Co. 81
n. Main St dlIl-tf
wANTED-Iarge fire-proof safe. Give
inscde and outside measurements with spot
cash price p. N, Mt Hope. Kan.
FOR Observation-Disclosures.
each; in good shape. Z. ~ Irwin. LII
North Topeka Ave dl5l-S,-
FOR SALE-Fresh miIch COW. z Jersey.
One mile northeast stochlyards. a +.
Priest. dl5l-5t.4
FOR 4SALE-Good Singer or Davis sew
ing machine, cheap for cash. or VII trade
for gentle driving horse. can after
O'Clock, LIST house north Of 2lOV +. Doug
las. dl5l-2Lg
FOR SALE-Fresh Buttermlk-We
churn every morning; also stale butter
Lewe!IiHS * Co. A'-I
LOST.
FOUND.
FOUND-A shawl on corner OF Main and
Douglas Finder can have same b. prov
ing property and paying for AZ. Call al
Eagle Once. daft
FOR R6NT-RCOM5.
To LEIr-Rooms. ensIite or single, fur
nished or unfurnished. south and east
windows, on lSt or md moor, with goo4
srgr-e wLr.s ~
FOR RENT-Furnlshed rooms. az 20 -.
End street Cl0-tt-4
FOR RENT-NIoeiy furnished room.
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Advertisements under Aosye cIssstncA-
tons must be IN the counting room by
O'Clock every night except Saturdays
which is 10 o'clock
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D-U
Evening star., 1896-11-18
INTERSTATE COMMERCE CASES.
several Important Controversies
Await Forthcoming Decision.

Several Impertapt Covtrovcr.,e.
Await Forthcoming Decision.
A number OF important cases are pending
before the Interstate commerce commits
sion on which decisions are likely to soon
be made. The Arkansas and Kansas grain
rate cases. which grew out of a complaint
OF MINOR Importance, have developed until
many questions and various lines In the
west are now involved. The Kansas board
or railway commissioners are among the
complainants. and the subject of rates from
missouri river points and milling in transit
are affected. The export rate cases are
still being investigated by the commission.
Dlnerent roads are complained against, 1t
being asserted that they have issued from
time to time tariffs on exports to Liver
pool and other points abroad in which the
transatlantic share OF the rate was less
than the rates to the seaboard. One of the
most important cases before the commits
sion is the complaint made by the New
iork produce exchange against trunk lines
the seaboard. charging discrimination
AGAINST New York city in favor of BOSTON
Phiiadelphfa, Baltimore and Newport News,
a slinllaf question was decided a quarter of
a century ago by commission of arbitra-
Is 1Ion consisting of Judge Cooley. Senator
thurman and Elihu b. Washburne
from the southern Atlantic seahoard
comes a case before the commission unon
complaint OF the Savannah Freight Asso-
cation, In which it is charged that the
ierllI'zer rates from Charleston to points
III georgia, Alabama and Florida discrimi-
nate against Savannah In is asserted
Inat the roads make the same rate from
,harleston as from Savannah over a longer
haul ana where the haul is made over
seNeiai ullIerent lines, while the haul from
ROADS.
Evening star., 1896-11-18
WELCOMED THEIR NEW PASTOR.
Eckineton Presbyterinns Give a Re-
ception To DIR. G.. :. Duncan

Inc congregation of the newly organized
Ecklngton Presbyterian Church rendered TO
their nrst pastor, Rev. DIR. George s Dun
can very enjoyable and brilliant recep-
uon last evening. The auditorium and Gd-
joining rooms had been very tastefuIly and
elapofately decorated under the superin-
.ehdence OF Mr.. Hammer and Mr.. William
"a furmage, and were crowded with the
members and friends of the new church.
An excellent musical program was rem
dered by some of the leading talent Of tbe
city, including Mrs. Carrie Kidwell Stew
art, Dr. Frank Swartwout Miss Ella
hhlsht' Miss Alice NJ. Kimball, Miss Grace
Ailsehu' MISS NJ Louise kemon, Miss Abbie
NJ. Power and Mr. Ernest Sparks. The re
ireshments which followed were provided
by the lexington Presbyterian Aid Society,
Wnlch has also recently furnished the
church with a new Garnet
Evening star., 1896-11-18
DIED..

GABLE On Tuesday, November II. 1896. at II
am. Mrs SARAH GABLE. aged eighty years
uhsrai from Residence Of her granddaughter, Mrs.
a L. Fuss, PIG Adams street, Anacostia, al 2
O'Clock November ~.
CURRHEY. on "Wednesday November Is 1897
CATHARINE UNGENIA CURRIIEY
Oh, darling must give you up
The one we love well
How can We taste the bitter cup,
And ray the last farewell?
Funeral from her par,nts' residence 1867 Potomac
street, November 70.
DEI-APLANE. On November IS 1895 at O'Clock
am, ar the residence of Mr.. Basil De Lash
mutt; 1904 street, CHARLOTTE, widow Of
the late Joshua Delaplane OF Frederick Nd
aged eighty five years.
Funeral private. Interment at Frederick.
HAwLEY. Entered into life on Sunday. November
MAwiEY NE al ahrnirr h1aes af Rev j. wa TATSf LEAk
first rector of St. Johns Church, Washington.
MASSEY; On November 16, 1896. MAMIE MAS
Funeral S ThTrsns sSsf at % STs aro Koe hgI%y fD n,
Carmel baptist Church. corner 4th and l.
streets northwest. Relatives and friends
daily invited to attend.
MCGOWAN on Tuesday November IL 1896 nj
80 pm, at 1l3 2Gth street. LAURA Me
Funeral mt Irwin Va, Thursday, November 10.
Friends are invited.
o'cock am, MICHAEL. J. MCNAMARA he
loved husband of Catherine L. Mcnamara NEE
Funeral will take place from his late residence. 5O1
"a street southwest, on Friday, November 20
Church at 80 o'clock am, where soicrnn high
mass will be said for the rePose OF his soul
Relatives and friends respectfully invited
to attend. baltimore papers please coryl. -
O'Clock pm, Mrs. ANNA VIRGINIA HAII.l,
aged fortytwo years.
Funeral Thursday at o'clock pm Friends and
relatives invited to attend. 2'
ppNrROy On Novambar 1s 1sa6 ot I7aS 9Th
street northw st. WILLIAM E. PoMERoY. iu
the twenty ninth year of his age.
Notice of funeral tomorrow.
REA on Tuesday evening November IL. 1896 G.
HARRY eldest of Chas. 7. and the late
Mary f Rea, aged eighteen years, six months
and twelve days.
Furcral from the residence of his grandmother.
401 ith street northwest on Thursday after
noon, November -, at o clock. lnterment prf-
fate. CBaltimore papers please copyD
WALKER On Tuesday; November IL. lsa6,
nom, beloved wife OF George y. Walker.
There has gone frcm our midst bright, shining
Mammals miscres orer: she is in heaven;
oIs G that On ,e earth & we cannot mot r rsa"e IN ..
Gone hut not forgotten.
BY FATHER AND CHILDREN.
Fureral will take place from her late Residence.
Hyafts,ille. Md. Thursday, November 10, at
1 O'Clock pm.
WICKS. Suddenly. on Tuesday. November H. 1896,
at 2 or,ock h. pm p,iA,i NARY b. beloved wife Of
Interment at Harrisonburg, Va Friday, No
vcmber 20, at noon.
In Memoriam.
JEFFERSON; In loving remembrance Of my dear
mother, MANAyIA A JEFFERSON. who do
is. 1856.
There's grief that cannot find comfort,
And wounds that cannot be healed,
And sorrows SO deep In the human heart
That canno; be half revealed.
BY HER DAUGHTER Laura C. RIDn
Evening star., 1896-11-18
Funeral of Mrs. Ann Smoot.

The funeral service of Mrs Ann Smoot
was conducted at Campbell A NJ. f.
Church yesterday afternoon. She died last
Sunday morning at the age of seyenty-six
years She was well known and highly
respected in Hillsdale. The Rev. l. f.
Aldridge, pastor of the church, was as
sisted by Rev. w. II. Hunter. d. D., of ST
Paufs A. NJ. f. Church, Rev. w. NJ Nor
man of Oxon Hill NJ L. Church. Rev. ]. h.
Matthews OF the Baptist Church and Rev.
j. {. Melody. Interment in Hillsdale ceme-
terry.
Evening star., 1896-11-18
Took n Watch.

Oracle Hayes. a twenty-year-old white
girl, whose occupation was given as a
waitress. was arrested yesterday by
Detective SItton on a. charge of grand
larceny in stealing a watch valued at SIS
from John W. Hale, at 423 10th street
northwest. Hale keeps an eating house at
this place. and employed the girl. She left
him. and with her. 1t is charged, went the
watch. This was few days ago.
Evening star., 1896-11-18
BedWear
, AT
i; PERRY'S.

Have you found the way yet the Bedwear Coun-
tiers? Second floor now
The department has grown amazingly since down
stairs "
Such strict Qualities limit ourselves to need only to
show themselves to become popular
The assortment is most suggestive - most tempting
THE most tempting that housed under roof
any other.
The older the gets the greater your need of
able Bedwea becomes The present mness mustn't delude
you-soon Blankets-and Comforts Spreads and Quilts will
be in great demand That won't affect prices penny
You will be able to buy them just cheap you
but can't expect good variety Isn't sound judgment
that looks ahead and provides for the nevabe Cold weather
is bound to
We think few citations would put you buying umor
leasways in humor to look. Let be the laer-we will
trust to the arguments of facts you will find them
vince the best cheapest that the bestcheapes-
is to be found here
Evening star., 1896-11-18
Remnant Day
lP@l&yi@ Royal.

Tomorrow will be looked back to as the day
when this that bargain was secured the day of
the year when the choicest and most expensive goods
were sold for song.
Remnant Day before
nent for give
nans staple goods If they don't sell
and us-in flood of Holiday Goods.
Evening star., 1896-11-18
made-reasonably made. Our
hold on popular favor is merit
of quality and price.

-oI quallty ana price.
White Cheese Cloth CMmforts-$1.
Figured Cheese Cloth Comforts, with
plain cnlored lining and White cotton
tilling-$1.39
Figured Silkaline Comforts, with
solid color Innings S1.5O.
Figured Slkaline Comforts. with
solid color Innings and ruffies and best
cotton filling
Figured Silkaline Comforts, lined
with the same, worsted edge and best
cotton flling-S225.
Figured Silkaline Comforts, full size,
with corded edges and cotton filling
$3.50.
Heavy Comforts, with print cover.
ings-$1.
Heavy Comforts, with satine cover
ings-Sl.25, $l.5O. 81 to So.
Eiderdown Comforts
Figured Satine. with plain satine
lining-S4.
Both sides Figured Satine-size &C.
IS and 81. Size 6-7-s6
Figured Silk, with fine figured Saline
lining 50.
Both sides of Figured Silk-$12.
Figured Silk Cover. with plain lining
and ruffie-S13 to $50.
Evening star., 1896-11-18

The Stationery and Book Depart
nent is to steal hall OF the Ribbon
Department Ribbons shall be al
most given away tomorrow
12c yard for choicest of Imported Ribbons, in
AOS all the most beautiful and scarcest effects,
generally sold at yard.
~ yard for remnants of those Ribbons you have
81 seen on tie big table near 11th st. door.
Some are worth 25c yard
Evening star., 1896-11-18
MARRIED.,

kliEMB-TIi0MT'SeN. On November IL 1896 nv
the Rev Joseph 4. Kelly, pastor OF the Fourth
Presbyterian CHURCH. Mr. EDw KRENB 10
Miss ADELAIDE THOMSON, both of this
city.
Evening star., 1896-11-18
Blankets.
Second nOOr.)

Second 1OOr)
Only seven pairs of Blankets have
to be sacrificed this remnant day-to-
morrow.
SD DE- pair for the So Slightly Soiled Scotch
~ Wool Blankets-the we'll known big fel-
lows-11-4 size and weighing five pounds. The re-
liable Blankets. bearing the name of the makers
Winthrop Mills Co.
Evening star., 1896-11-18
Table Linen.
Second hoor.)

Second feor.)
The finer the Table Linen the
more critical the purchaser. Thus
these greatly reduced prices for
slightly soiled fine linen:
SS for this $3.50 set consisting of White
Satin Damask Table Cover. 21ax31a yards
and one dozen 3-4size Napkins to match.
So N2 for this s69s set with Table Cover
2x2ia yards and dozen Knotted-
frinsed Doylies. Show handling Of window dresser
Su I'm for those 2-yard Pattern Table Cloths,
~'dy with border all around Nine of them
soiled Those not soiled to be regular price-S2 Is
each.
EnC yard for any piece Of the 69c quality
O~ Bleached Satin Table Damask, showing
signs Of handling.
SH. 40 instead of 81. Is dozen for the Napkins
~ to match the above quoted table linen
hS<, yard for the 69c AIl-linen Cream Table
-tS Damask, because it has red borders and ia
slow selling.
oec yard for the Soc AIl-linen Cream Damask.
OO~ e. inches wide. Only the pieces showing
handling.
En per cent discount-one-half price for the
~ Handmade Spatchtel Scarfs Sofa Cush-
ions ETC., showing signs Of the Opening rush.
Inquire at Art Department.
Evening star., 1896-11-18
Mil1iflerY.

The Millinery Department is to be
much robbed of room-for Holi-
dav Goods. The fine Hats, &c, will
suffer, hence these prices to reduce
stock:
g. for the Trimmed Hats you have seen
10 marked at 81. 80 and SO. And only $3.50
for those that were SIS and SIS
Gro for the Imported Promenade and Theater
UHO Hats that many have admired and only
rejected because the prices $50, $25 and $50
usc for the Fancy Feathers, heretofore sold ut
nSS 25c. but often pronounced good the
miIlinerS' feathers soc
Evening star., 1896-11-18
Celebrating Switzerland's Indepcnd.
encP.

The Gruetli Verein will give a social en-
tertainmelt tonight at Arion Hall, 430 sth
street northwest, in celebration Of the 5S9th
anniversary of the independence of Swift
zerland. There will be large attendance
and an elaborate program of amusement
has been prepared for the occasion.
Evening star., 1896-11-18
Mems Goods.

Near 11th st. entrancee
Bicycle Suit rennantS-We mean
odd Pants and Coats.
Su pair for rants left from the $3.50, $3.50
~a.SU and SO Suits Note that the coats to
match have been sold.
SGG8 G5 fss Sa,s 'tm that the to
match have been sold.
O., for remnants OF S1-2o, S1.oO. Sl1o
Wv and 81 Wool Undergarments. Some or
these fancy color Suits Sell for 81 at the exclusive
stores All sizes of shirts and drawers. In one
style or another.
Evening star., 1896-11-18

37c for satne Cushions % inches square, with
6-inch rufhe. Odds and ends; some were
Evening star., 1896-11-18
Umbrellas.
First fioor.)

Mackintoshes, too. The last Of
we'll known favorites at less than
ever prices.
80 for last of those Ladies' and Mems Steel
Wv Red Umbrellas with extra cover of silk or
tan leather. Yo1 probably know how they have
been grabbed for at Is. Only 81 remain of the
three hundred here but ten days since.
.o each for the last eleven of those 81 aS
~A'Sy ard s.. % Cloth finish Mackintoshes with
24-fnch military cape Ladies' and misses sizes.
Evening star., 1896-11-18

SD hS pair for So. 6s Irish Point Lace Curtains
$3.50 pair for IS and $4.9S for 81 quail
tiles. Only one pair of each style.
Evening star., 1896-11-18

OLD. XII OF Tlnc Meululll-SlLtu
Mackerel for 97c.
Gallon can of Pure Vermont
Maple Syrup, 98c.
Small Sugar-cured Hams, per lb.,
IIc.
S qts. New Hominy, 16c.
5-lb. package Breakfast Hominy,
lac.
3 qts. of New Navy Beans, 19c.
IL lbs. of Family Corn Meal, 16c.
Pure Leaf Lard, per lb., &c.
10 cakes Rabbits Soap, 3oc.
E cakes Proctor & CANDLES Oleine
Soap, 27c.
e cakes Ivory Soap, 27c.
S lbs Best Gloss Starch, 21c.
E packages Pearline, 25c.
A cup of the Finest Coffee grown
served free to Our customers.
2 packages Hecker's Buckwheat,
27c.
S packages Quaker Oats, 4Sc.
S packages Pettyjohn, 48c.
10 lbs. New York Buckwheat, 27c.
5-lb. bucket Cottolene, 37c.
Blue Hen Matches, dozen boxes,
I4c.
S packages Shredded Wheat Bis
cults, SIC.
During these 3 days we will sell 3
pounds of our regular 38c. selected
Old Mandehling Java and Mocha
Coffee for $I.o4
This Coffee is roasted by It's daily.
Don't fail to avail yourself of this
extremely low price.
3 bottles of Snider's Catsup, 64c.
3 bottles Beefsteak Ketchup, SIC.
3 bottles Ohio Valley Ketchup,
24c.
Durkee's Salad Dressing, 2Ic.
cans Very Fine Oregon Salmon,
FAC.
Royal Baking Powder, lib. can,
4oc.
3 cans Eagle Brand Condensed
Milk, 45c.
3packages Tapioca, 25c.
3 packages Sage, 25c.
3 packages Farina, 25c.
65-lb. package Entire Wheat
Flour, 25c.
2 packages Farinose, 27c.
Courteous attention and prompt
delivery.
Bakers Chocolate (genuine), per
lb., 34c.
Chocolat Menier, sweet, per lb.,
38c.
Bakers Breakfast Cocoa, per can,
22c.
Rockwood's Cocoa, per can, ZIG.
Van Houten's Cocoa, per can. 22c.
lib. can Atmore's Plum Pudding.
23c.
lib. can Atmore's Plum Pudding,
800.
Havenner's Cream Crackers, per
h., nc.
Graham Crackers, per lb., 12c.
Milk Lunch Crackers, lbs, 18c.
Ginger Snaps Pure ginger favor),
2 lbs, I4c.
Boston Crackers, per lb, 1oc.
Fig Bar Crackers, per lb., 15c.
Full Cream Cheese, per lb., 16c.
Genuine Sweitzer Cheese, per lb.,
32c.
Large Pineapple Cheese, o7c.
Evening star., 1896-11-18

Su oS for Misses Jackets that were $3.50 to
~a' ~ $1o-another hard-to-believe statement.
The first ten mothers who call with girls from s TO
ii years will secure the bargains of their life.
Evening star., 1896-11-18
underwear.

Third fioor.)
Odd lots of best French Under
garments and Corsets-less than
ever before prices.
zoc r choice ol II pairs T DTasfIs nrf
$3.50 and $3.9S Night Gowns with lace, embroidery
and ribbon trimmings.
c. 81 for choice of II pairs French Corsets
~ZsSU that were S3.T5 to s. pair. Styles
mostly suited for slender figures with long waist.
Only sizes 1s 10, 20. % and 81.
kSc pair for lot of Corsets worth up to 81.
WV Only sizes 20. 81, -, %, 81 and 25. Only
sixteen pairs. Call early and avoid disappOint
ment.
Evening star., 1896-11-18

Sc oE pair for one pair $6.I5 California
~O'~S Wool Blankets with yellow border.
Bear the makers famous firm name-Goden Gate
Woclen Man'fg Co.
Evening star., 1896-11-18
Basement.

DSNOS u u Nv 70
stairway elevator.)
Housefurnisfings Of every kind on
this basement floor. Remnants of
fine goods tomorrow at prices rarely
little.
S2s for $as Haviland China Dinner set-ths
~SO most beautiful set Of this famous china
today in Washington. The decorations are sweet
peas work Of art. lis pieces and not piece
damaged.
S6 for last two Of those $s95 Toilet Sets
Imported china sets with beautiful dec.
oratiOns. Note that the basin of each set IL
chipped-but $2.95 is allowed.
ASc for Soup Tureens. and SOC for Covered
TOS Vegetable Dishes. Half usual prices to
quickly sell these ten odd pieces.
ec for Decorated Plates and Pickle Dishes od,s
~ and ends, but five cents is less than half
2sC for choice Of the Five China Wash Basins.
OO decorated. They'll 60 quickly. Call early.
h2c for any one of these five Picture Easels
They are scratched-and SO Is the price,
from 81 to 4sc.
unc for Baskets that sold from Csc to Csc
Odds and ends, among which are Trimmed
DaShels Ilalu baskets, all Sizes, all kinda.
Sh.sO for this 81 Hanging Lamp. with
$F'O handsome shade. A useful ard beau
tiful addition to the library Of The finest mansion.
So en- for these Brass Coal Hods Scratched
~O'OO but not more than the housemaid would
cause in a weeks cleaning
Children.
Third foor.)
The Opening" in the Infants De-
partment was glorious success.
Mothers and their children were in
possession. We don't regret the fol-
lowing soiled articles:
So nSfor the $3.50 and SO Long Cashmere
~O'>O Coats with trimmings Of silk embroidery
and ribbons. And only $2.ss for the s.. 90 Long
Nainsook Dresses with dainty lace trimming
Ss each for these $8.9S and $ses Coat, os
70 white novelty cloth. Only too enerxeticaIly
admired.
Evening star., 1896-11-18

Sb -MS for this $3.50 richly velvet-covered
Couch. Shopworn but hardly noticeable.
Evening star., 1896-11-18

Ns per cent discount-one-q quarter of the price
20 marked on any of these eight Black Velvet
Capes. Some braided, some beaded. IS to S27 the
marked prices.
Evening star., 1896-11-18

SIM enfor this SIS Solid Oak Writing Desk.
Find the damage-without being told
Evening star., 1896-11-18

Su. .m2 for s29s Rockers. Two Of mahogany
three of oak. Slightly scratched, nothing
Evening star., 1896-11-18

G. for any of these 81 As Wrappers. All
~nsUS sizes in the combination, which includes
Of the prettiest and of the ugliest of
our 81 ~ NrapperS
Evening star., 1896-11-18

We are manufacturing daily the
finest Chocolates and Bon Bons in
this city, which we sell at the popular
price of 47c. lb.
Evening star., 1896-11-18
Home Needs.

Fourth floor)
Lots Of Curtains of which but one
or two pairs of pattern remain are
to go tomorrow at less than cost.
S2.O8 pair for so."s Brussels Lace Curtains.
~OSO One pair at S79S instead of s11 One
pair at Sl2 instead OF $17 One pair at SIS instead
OF S24. One pair at $21 instead Of $2S so.
n2c pair for odd lots of 81 so Curtains looking
like Brussels lace. 81. so pair for 81. .25 and
$2.4S for So. so styles
Evening star., 1896-11-18

UnC for Baskets that sold from 25c to CSC.
Odds and ends. among which are Trimmed
Baskets and Plain Baskets, all Sizes all kinds.
Evening star., 1896-11-18

EnC yard for any piece of the G9c quality
w. Bleached Satin Table Damask, showing
signs of handling
Evening star., 1896-11-18

So En- for this 81 Hanging Lamp, with
handsome shade. A useful ard beau
tffu addition to the library Of The finest mansion
Evening star., 1896-11-18

S179 s r hsss sstse: :1d rat,srn Table Cloths
soiled Those not soiled to be regular price-s2 q