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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-08-20
NOTICE!
SILVER PARTY
Primary Election.

The Silver Party Of Elko County
will hold elections in the several
precincts
AUGUST o, 1896,
from 2 to 6p. IN.
Elect fifteen Delegates to the State
convention to be held in Elke.
SEPTEMBER 8, 1896;
Also eigbty.one to the County Con-
Yention to be held in Elko,
SEPTEMBER 9, 1896,
For the purpose of nominating a
Silver Party ticket and naming
County. Central Committee.
The officers appointed to act as
Judges and Inspectors are hereby
authorized to appoint Clerks Of
Election, and will receive ballots at
the same time and place for Delegates
to the State and { County Conventions.
and make separate returns thereof to
the Chairman and Secretary OF the
County Central Committee of the
Silver Party at Elko, Nevada.
Delegates TO the State Convention
are apportioned as follows:
Carlin and Railroad, l; Elko, 9;
Tuscarora and Weilands, 4; White
Rock, Columbia and Mountain City.
/; Mardis, Island Mountain and
North Fork, 1; Wells, Toano, Tacoma,
Sprucemont and Glover Valley, Q:
Star Valley, l; Halleck Station, Fort
Halleck and Lamoille, l; North Ruby,
south Ruby and Taylor's, 1; South
Fork, Mound Valley and Hunting
ton, 1.
Delegates to the County Conven-
tion are apportioned as follows.
Carlin. Z; Columbia, /; Elko, 8:
Fort Halleck, |; Huntington, 2; Hal
Ieck. Station, /; Island Mountain, l:
Lamoille, A; Mountain City, L; Mar
dis 3; Mound VBlley 8; North Ruby.
3; North Fork 8; Railroad, 1; South
Rhby, 3; South Fork, 8; Sprucemont,
=, Star Valley, g; Taylore, 1;
Tuscarora, II; Toano, 1; Tacona, i;
Wells, 4; Wellands, 2; White Rock, l,
The place OF elections and The
officers Of election are as follows:
: CARLIN-School House: Judge, ]:
a. Palmer; Inspectors, fJ. B. Dough-
erty, e. L. McKellops. -. ...
CoLUMBIA--Mr. Judd's Residence:
Judge, @ Irland; Inspectors, Mr..
Judd, @. Woodward, Jr. .. ..,
Clover VA1LEy-School House:
Judge, ~. III. Wiseman; Inspectors,
@. H. Roland, D. Roberts.
!, ELKo- -Tidings Office: Judge, E.
Reinhor'; Inspectors, j. Nelson, e.
keyser. . .
Fort HALhEcK-School House:
Judge, j. M. Dorsey; Inspectors, 4.
Bremen. Lee Scranton. T.
HUM iNaToN--Postoffice: Judge.
Charles Hale; Inspectors, A. w.
Brown, Charles Mitchell.
HALLEoK SGATIoN - McCain's
Hotel: Judge, II. Mccain; Inspec-
tors, George Gilmore, w. g. Randolph.
ISLAND MouNTA1N-Stofield Resi-.
dence: Judge, w. Stofield; Inspec-
tors, .E. Penrod, j. l.. French. .. E.
/, ,LAMo1LLE- School House. Judge,
a. Voigt; Inspectors, j. b. Gheen,
John Aiuley. g.. .,....
( MOUNTAIN Cry - Ross Store:
Judge, Il. Parson; Inspectors, John
Ross, Ben Gould. ..... ...
MARDIs-Po Postofflce: Judge, G. E.
Pierson; Inspectors, John Dolan, w.
Waters. ....
MOUND VALLEY-School House:
Judge, John Hilton; Inspectors, f.
(laruilln n TjpIau,,
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suBsoRIRTIoN RATES.
ADVERTISING. RATES.

Ill be made a low as is consistent with
'und ibuslnets principles. Apply St the Of
cef terms. ~
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-06-13

Times are hard, very hard. Rsp1rts
from all sections have been discourag-
ing for long time past. These con6i-
tons do not seem to have affected the
establish mept of Julius Goldbaum, how
ever. Visit his place Of business any
time you choose, and you will find his
clerks busiiy attending To the hume
rous wants Of customers. With a ,hor-
ough knowledge Of the wants OF his
psirons, Mr.. Gold baum mas Supplied his
establishment with the choicest variety
of every good thing you could desire
He sells at reasonable prices. he 'sUres
courteous attention. and gives full value
for your money. These ars the only
secrets 10 his business, aud they wiz
every time.
Among the prosperous citizens Cf the
Upper Gua valley is Joseph Ciuf, rh9
lives at Central, on the CHA river. 10
Graham county. MIR. Ciuff settled at
his present residence IN 1879, and ns-
iievin2 in the productiveness OF Arizona
soil and the good results which ingsri-
ably follow conscientious tlili0g therecf,
planted 1000 fruit trees OF May eho. CO
varieties. He has tended them carefully.
and is now reaping the reward for bis
many years OF devotion. from product
i've orchard which ia sou-ce OF constant
pride. In addition to his fruit orchard
Mr. Cluff is the happy posssssor Of
number of fine cattle and horses in
which he feeis pardonable conceis.
He bss demonstrated TO all doubling
Thomases that nothing superior to Ariz-
ona soil is 10 existence. provided it re-
ceiyes Industrious and intelligent stten-
ton.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-06-13

by those who have been fortunate
enough TO experience the comforts vi
this delightful camp.
Mrs. NJ. j. Moore is we'll aware that
those who seek rest, desire clean, COM
Portable beds, and in the model house
she keeps open for her customers, Is
an ample number Of eleep-inVitlng
couches, carefully prepared with view
to the satisfaction OF each guest.
The Kinney House Is superintended
by Mrs. Alfred Kinney, lady whose
knowledge of the wants of humanity,
in Der line, Is in no wise faulty. She
secures large patronage by her courte-
Gus attention to the wants OF her pa
trons This house furnishes ample &C.
commodaticns with it's twenty-four
rooms. There are bath rooms attached
which ale furnished with hot aud cold
water. A laundry and store room are
conveniences not to be overlooked.
They are here Rlso. There is a large
yard aud garden, filed with beautiful
shade trees. This property has always
been paying one, and now, owing 70
pressure Of optside business, Mrs. KID
pey desires TO rent the place to de-
sirable party. This is bargain for
some one.
J. III. Pascoe is proprietor OF the Pas
coe house and will guarantee that, ii
you stop with him you will neither
starve nor sleep standing. he has taken
time by the foreiock end prepared every
thing for the comfort OF travellers.
Mrs. Rausdell also furniehes comfort
able lodgings. and is very highly spoken
Of among her patrons.
FURNITURE AND UNDERTAKING.
Among the old time Tucson people in
Globe is William Zimmerman who re-
sided IN this city in 1877. He carries
full line Of we'll assorted furniture, and
has quite an extensive trade. He is also
the undertaken at Globe, and makes this
branch of h;s business specially.
Partsking OF the general spirit Of pro-
grees, Mr.. Zimmerman ie ore OF the
leaders in the upbuildiug of Globe.
BRICKMAKER AND CONTRACTOR.
S. A. Russell controls this branch OF
Continued on page y
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-06-13
MEAT MARRETs.

The meat supply of the town is fur
niehed by three markets.
Dennis Murphy, the proprietor OF
one, hes been engaged Ia business IN
GLIDE for or years, hnd co nmands
trade commensurate with ihe hrst-
class establishment be carries on. Be
sides the very choicett or meats CT every
description, which are delivered regul-
airy TO MS customers, Mr. Murphy Keeps
the market supplied with ti-h.
The Central Meat Market is carried
on by Z. I. EVerhsrdy, and in order to
secure fair snare of patronage, must
necessarily come up 20 the standard.
George Graft Is the popular proprle-
tor of the third mest market which is
known as the Pioneer. Mr.. Graft is go
well rersed in his business That he never
allows any room for complaint. be-
heviDg that those who buy him meat
are entitled to the best obtaln8hie, ne
furnishes nothing but the best, and bis
reward is his very satisfactory patron
age.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-06-13

RHEUMATISM in the back, should
ere, hips, ankles, elbows, or wrists, is
caused ov accumulation OF acid in the
blood. Hoods Sarsarrilla neItralizes
the acid md cures rheumatism.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-06-13
Tgth. Habv ia Cutting Teeth

Re sure and Use that old and we'll tired
remedy, Mrs. Wipsiow's Soothing Syrup
for children teething. II sootbes the
child, sOftens the gums. nllays all pain,
cures wind collie and is the best remedy
for cieIrhoes. Twenty five Genie bot
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-06-13
LODGING HOUSE,,

The atmosphere of Globe is such
that sleep reaches the highest state OF
perfection. Cool, delightfully."- cool are
the nights, and how refreshed one feels
in the morning can only be appreciated
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-06-13

Hoods Pills are the best family cath
artic and liver medicine. Harmless and
reliable.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-06-13
Mining Notice.

In the matter of the Silver Bell Mining and
Company, Limit, in Liquidation
The creditors of the above named company
are required on OF before the eleventh day OF
Nav 1890. to send their names and addresses
and the particulars of their debts OF claims and
the names and addresses of their solicitors, IL
any, to me the undersigned, John William
Iefferies, of No. Io4 Gr@enhaTu House, Old
Broad Street, IN the CT ty Of London, England.
the Incubation of the said company under
liquidation. or in default thereof
they will be excluded from the benefit OF any
distribution made before such debts are proved
Dated this nth day OF February, 800
Witness: ]. W. JEFFERIES.
r Douglas Norman, Solicitor,
4 New Court, L.Ncoln Inn, London, Eng.
first pub mch :
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-06-13
wANTED-AN AGEHH

IN every section, to canvass, "a 20 s.
day made. sells at eight; also a man to
sell stspie goods to dealers, test side
line, SIS month. Salary or large ccui-
mission made, experience unnecessary.
For sealed particulars send stamp. Cliff
ton Soap & Manufacturer Compsny,
Cincinnati, o. Jan2w-1y
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-06-13
CONSUMPTION

To THE EDITOR -Pleass inform your
readers that / have q positive remedy
for the above named diseasc. By its
timely use thousands of hopeless csses
have been permanently cured. / shall
be glad to send two bottles OF my rene
dy free to any OF your readers who have
consumption il thew will send me their
express and post Office address.
Respectfully, Z. 4. Slocum, NJ. G..
No. 1873 Pearl st. New York
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-06-13
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San Francisco California. Nov. -. 1894
SAN FRANCISCO. Cat. Nov. 20. 1884,
70 ALL WHOM May COr1SSEES.-
We the undersigned owners Of the "BEr-
Mc>.r MINE" having leased the mining p-or-
erty known as .Eef'B BELMONT S2INE; also the
"BELMoSr MILL SIrE," to AIes5rs. SeoriEg;
DO HEREBY NOTIFY all miners, lSbcreTS, mill
men. or ary others rerfOT 7iia2 wo-k IN, ON
or about said land; or nStsri2l men furnishing
material for said rliaisg property or mill site,
That neither TIE ynire the faii;e site own
ers will be responsible for ans such labor or
material furnished 20 the said p. NJ. SSbring or
<Eeir as,euts or anyone whatsoever.
HASOcS LAND & LOAN CO,
BY +. Z. Bacon,
usrr . Eta 2 SOULS, President.
Executrix. ELLA RITA B. SoULE,
F. P BACON, Ex. ScSA
CARRIE ]. BACON sEx. sFss-ISx
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-06-13
Hoods
SarsapariIla

Is the only True Blood Purifier promi-
nently in the public eye today. 1t is sold
by all druggists. 81; six for IS. Prepared
only by c. i. Hood Co., Lowell, Mass.
tAOOu . u HIS ton. Price rs cents
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-06-13
Keep the Blood Pure

Is by the use of Hoods Sarsaparilla, be-
cause Hoods Sarsaparilla is the best blood
purifier that medical science has ever pro-
duced. This is the secret of its wonderful
cures of scrofula, salt rheum, nervousness,
sleeplessness, rheumatism, ard all other
diseases which originate in the blood.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-06-13

is Acknowledged to be the most thorough cure for
Nasal Catarrh, Cold in Head and Hay Fever OF all
remedies. II opens and cleanses the nasal passages.
alays pain and Inflammation, heals the sores, pro-
tects the membrane from colds restores the senses
Of taste and SMELL Price Soc at Druggists or by mail
ELY BROTHERS, IS Warren Street, New York
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-06-13

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-06-13

TEHERA, June 8-Muzaffered Din, the
new Shah of Persia, was formally en-
throned today.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-06-13

ATHENS, June 8-Advices from Canes
island, Crete, announce that the insur-
gents Saturday defeated the Turkish
troops, captured four guns and two hun
dred Martini Henri rifles. Both sides
sustained heavy losses
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-06-13
Blood Will 7 ell

Most surely upon the condition OF the
physical system. If the blood is pure and
full of vitality it will carry health TO all
the organs of the body; it viii expel the
germs of disease and the result VIII be
condition of perfect health. II IL is i'm
pure and impoverished, such a condition
will be impossible. The best way to
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-06-13

CAIRO, June 8-The mixed tribunal
rendered judgement today against the
government, aud four commissioners of
Csisss, who favored advancing funds
from the Egyptian reserve for the pur-
posee of the Sondsn expedition. The
Tribune declared thst ths advances wns
made in violation Of all exciting 6serses,
condemned the government to repay the
money advanced, and enj )ined the COM
missioners from advancing any further
monies from tie reserve fund.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-06-13

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 8-CGptain
John G. Bourke, third cavalry. U. S. A.
died today at the Polyclinic hospital.
where he has been under treatment
for about three weeks for diseases con-
tracted while campaigning 10 Texas and
the far west.
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GrOCoriac Note the prices. Note the varieties. First
Nj ONSlA ND class goods only.

Genuine Yankee Beans. S ID, bags, tic.
Pure Fruit Flavoring Extracts: Lemon,
Almon. Orange, Pineapple. Banana,
Peach. Strawberry, Raspberry, ? OF.
bots, l3c; 4 o., lSc 8 o., 47c; 10 o.,
sc. Vanilla and Rose, 2 o., iec 4 o.,
DC; Q o.. 7Oci 10 o., $l.2S Celery
and Onion, ? o.. l1c; Essence Jamaica
Ginger, ? o., lSc.
Early June Peas, small sifted, lie can.
Finest Maine Corn, packers label &c.
Refugee String Beans, 7c.
Asparagus Tips. lSc.
Jersey Tomatoes. hand packed, 7c; gallon
cans. zoe.
Spinach. 3 ID, can. tic.
Salmon Steaks. finest Columbia River, loo.
Sardines in mustard. 9c.
Bloater Mess Mackerel. 10 10. kits, $llG.
Soused MackereL ID. cans. lOc; ? lbs,
I4c.
r. and R. Chicken Soup. 4t. cans. IIc.
Apples, N. Y. State packed, gal. cans. Dci
Id cans. y.
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California Fruits, vacuum jars, qts.. extra
heavy syrup; Lemon cling Peaches, SOC;
yellow Peaches, DOC; Bartlett Pears, 3Oc;
APricots' &c; Green Gage Plums. &c.
Shredded Oats, BIB. package, 7c.
Welsh Rabbit, 2lc Jar.
Anker's Bouillon Capsules. 14c box, $1.S5
doE.
Motifs Grab Apple Cider and White Wine
Vinegars, Zoe half gal bot.
Southwell Jams. Orange Marmalade,
Strawberry Raspberry, Red Currant,
Damson, Green Gage, Cooseberry, Rasp-
berry and Red C%urrant, lac jar.
Crosse & Blackwell's white Onions, Chow
chow, Mixed and Cherkins, l9c.
Messina Lemons, lSc doz.
Crystalized Ginger, y ID, boxes. l9c | Id.
boxes, 3Sc.
Corn on the cob, 9 ears in can, l5c.
California Prunes, large fruit ? ID package,
l9c.
French Table Prunes, 2 ID. Jar, Soc.
Dates, ID, packages. 7c.
Bakers Premium Chocolate, 1lc ID.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-05-10
White

ing factors for we'll dressing this season. We
A new lot Of Dotted Swisses from St. Gall.
Entirely different from last Mondays lot
and much finer woven. These Swisses
nave brought 75c. yard. Two cases Of
them Just off the French steamer. and
Mondays price 29c yd. II is really three
yards for the price OF one.
zSc yd.-For checked Grass Linens, for
fancy Grass Linons, for Grass Batiste.
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For Boys this week
a Sale Of Sailor Pant Suits
At Half their Value

Stock Of . manufacturer. whose styles arc known
as the best and nattiest turned out In New YorE
...... There are nearly Q thousand In ALI
Serge and Fine Cloths-Navy. Tan and Arowns
Clay Diagonals In Navy and Grayt
Imported Cheviots in fancy mixtures,
Fine Black and Navy Cheviots;
Unfinished and Mixed worsteds;
Strictly all wool
And of the proper weight for present and latsrweasS
Blouses cut extra full-collars extra deep
braid trim'd or silk embroidered with Anchos
Shields, and other appropriate designsI
with and without combination collars;
ALI ages 8 to 10 years
The finest Suits made to sell at 81 and 50
VIC will offer this week at .---.---... 3.9o
Suits that should be Sc. 90. --..-.....sr 2.S0
Suits that should be So. oo. ...........ars see
Department would never have reached iis prusent
popularity and great sales. had profit been the frsa
consideration. 49,. Quick sales have been snd srg
the order Of the dayl
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Upholstery
What brought department. such fsmsf
What Keeps Il the foremost In the city
PERHAPS
ualues Like these can e1pisinI

uaiues Like these can eSpiuinl
New French Linen Tapestries
light summer coiorings-50 inch ............. 30
Tlnsel Empire Tapestries-wer .o7...-. ...... 40
New Bagdad and India Stripes. .....-.......- 80
Satin Derby Damasks-s coiors-, Lao
Imported silk Piushes-24 inch-fancy shades. .ss
Flax velours-single and double face
8 to 0 yard lengths usually l.29 yd. ,."-.... so
Japanese Gold Figured Crepes-80 inch. ....... 7A
Double width Burlsps-double face-aIi colors. 10
Figured DENNIS best Quality-best designs. 80
Fancy Decorative Burlaps 86 inch. ........... lay
Fancy China silks so Inch-bo styles........ .R9
Drapery silks, In all fancy shades-32 inch. ~
Rep retonnes-Persian and floral designs. 49,. rs
Rest Furniture Sateens light effects ............ .23
Twill Furniture Cretonnes- large varlety...... Oh
Coin Spot Muslins white and fancy. -. ....... On
Fancy Fish Ncts-hnished edges...."..".... ~
Lace Border to match. ..,.. ..... .....". ~
Satin stripe slip Coverings Best shades ....... rs
French Linen-coId Stripes-5O inch. .......... .gs
Chenille Porticres-all colors-pair, .......... l48
Indian bungalow Stripes. %. .....,.......... LOS
Reversible Tapostry-ng'd top and bottom
Hest c~olors-unIil now 81 and s4.....-..... l.9S
Satin Tapestry Porticres-rich effects
worth sl0.........., sos
Moresque Tapestry Portieres-al colors, ....... B.gS
Rrocade ottoman Portieres T toned effects. 6.es
Chcnile-piain and dadoed "a inches wide. Sc. 400
Irish Point Lace Curtains fun width .,......... 2.9s
Irish Point extra heavy work ..,.,.,..,. SOS and I.gS
Handwrought Tambours-worIh $50 .......... sos
Snowflake Curtain Italian silk GROSS stripes. I0s
Tinted Madras CuTtalns-Taw silk nlled l.0h aud 2.ig
beaded bamboo Portieres-full length ,,....... .9s
Richest Irish Point Sash IAces White, Ivory.
and Rcru-mAgnihcent value. ...,,,,,,.,, SO TO L.0S
Tambour sash MusllnS ami LlCcs e. ....l gG to .0s
scotch sash Iaces Rem Iissancc designs ....... 40
Nottingham hets-ali widths .....-..,.llh to 40
Antique Lace Red sets
ruIl size six pa~ttcrn,-worth o. to SlO....... 39s
We will also sell
FINEST FRENCH TAPESTRY COVERS
of beautiful quality. exquisite colorings, and newest
designs. with heavy knotted top fringe, at these true
reductions from value
2 yards square usually 2,0s -"
2a yards long usually q W lW
= yards long usually o9s go
reautilul goods
entirely different from the Domestic Covers
offered at similar prices!
This Week---t, 900 Rdzors
Four Of the best!
Wade aud Eutcarr or glnaI Arrow,
wosIenholm Original Pipe,
CGdInsn Bengal 55 cents
Rodgers Hollow Ground.
set ready for use
worth and by most sOld At lisa
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WOmen'S CapeS

Women's Capes at the littlest prices we ever
knew.
Capes Of fine tan covert cloth. deliberately
braided in panel effect. $3.75; the $3.50
kind.
Double Capes Of good black cloth. upper
cape and collar braided, $l.7S; originally
$3.75.
Capes Of fine tan cloth. handsomely
braided, rolling velvet collar, S.; from
$3.50.
Capes OF fine brocaded satin and figured
silk, silk lined and lace ruche and
ribbon at neck. $4.7S; you'd pay So in
most places.
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COlOred Cotton Goods

checks. broken plaids and stripes. very bes,
wear. Just as fine as French Cinghams that
High grade So in Percales, white and
tinted grounds. IL lie.
10 in. Lawns, all the desirable colorings,
the finest we know OF. at II lie.
40 in. Batiste, Persian and printed warp
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Dollar Gloves

OK blood with black stitching. The most
season for ST..
Black kid Gloves, heavy derby silk en-
broidery, four pearl buttons. all sizes,
usually $l.5o; on Monday ST..
Cismonda Glove. the only real kid Glove
in America at 81. Each pair fitted.
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81 colorings, parucularly suitable Tor chlloren >
have sold at 35c. This lot lSc.
effects. l5c; the 25c kind.
J~aconet Duchess Lawns. newest patterns
and colorings. IL lie.
Bicycle Cloth, full line colorings. strong
and serviceable, l8c.
Why such gre at selling7 You can buy one yard
Or as little a price as if you bought a thousand.
'rass Linen and Dotted Swisses are the two rul-
e are headquarters for both.
/. for Grass Crimped Null.
I 35c yd.-For Grass Linen. all pure linen.
At 35c yd.-Grass Linen Crepons.
( At Soc yd.-Crass Linen. hemstitched,
ready for skirts.
At 45c yd.-Crass Linon. satin stripes.
Exceptional quality Of 40 in. Lawns, usual
Csc. I'D. On Monday, lSc.
India Linen. regular 25c sort at lSc.
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Summer Corset Comforts

\. & S, 75c, Sis, $3.50; Sonnette, ST; c.
$l.25; K. X. X, ST..
Long wasted Corsets OF fine batiste. very
short on hips, handsomely Tossed and
trimmed. corded bust. Just the thing for
summer wear. $3.7S; equal to the SIS
corset at most places.
COred Corsets Of very fine black lasting.
strongly boned with real whalebone.
trimmed top and bottom with lace, hand
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-05-10
Silks-Quick Sales
Dress Goods
At THIRTu.NINE CENTS
900 pieces

fine Fancy summer SuttIngS
Not glaring, out of.date designs that nobody wants.
but tasty. neat, desirable. new goods In navy. gray,
tan, green, brown, and other fashionable colorings;
besides a great variety of neat checks and warp woven
mohairs that make Ideal summer dresses. being light
as a zephyr and perfectly dust proof
THEY ARE ALL
and should be solo at 90 and 75 cents
TO OFFER THEM AT 80 CENTS
is our way of making quick sales!
AT 90 CENTS. -. Light weight BroadcIoths-Black
and colors-fnest finish; were 90.
AT 20 ...... silk and wool Stripes and the bal.
ahce Of French Fancies that were 7o.
AT go go. Koochijn Freres' fine Fancy Chal-
lies. 81 inch-light and dark-usuaily so.
AT "a N see. Fancy Summer Mixtures-all wool
light we~ight-worth 40.
AT 10 ENTs......s Silk Striped Chailtes desirable
styies-30 cent quality.
AT 12h CENTS. ..... Cashmeres and Fancy Mohairs-
black and colored; worth 10.
AT go CENTS. .... Black all wool Serges-42 inch
also Black Figured Mohairs; worth Forty.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-05-10
III Is a II IN
West Fourteenth Street.
Quick SALES!

Therefore Prices in May that others hesitate to name In August
New Goods and Quick Sales. Quick Sales and great Assortmenta