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The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-02-11
AT. ST. PIUL'S.
Fresh Air Fund Entertainment.

Fresh Air Fund Entertainment.
 The beneficiaries of the above fund to enjoy the same when next summers hot weather arrives will be indeed indebted to the kindness of the parishioners of St. Paurs parish, who give the two laughable farces,. BOX and Cox, Here we Speak French" /" next Thursday even- ing at 8 p. m. at the parish house, cor ner Olive and Chapel streets. Their philantrophy has drawn a very kind of fer from a Shakespearean reader, (Mrs. Laurens SenneX), who has acted with Edwin Booth and Lawrence Barrett, go the subscribers will indeed get a Z full quarters worth" and the partici- pants in the farces bid fair to have a good audience if the sale of tickets is a criterion. Shakespeare, two farces and the H, H. $. mandolin club and a benefit for the fresh air fund will give a sub- scriber more satisfaction for his invest lnent than even the late bond issue.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-02-11
Shot in a Church.

Louisville, Feb. 10.-Price Reed, @ deacon of the African Methodist Epis- copal church on Burnett avenue, was fatally wounded in the church yester- day by John Breckenridge. another negro. Breckenridge and a companion entered the church and. occupying a pew, soon became boisterous. The min ister could not proceed with his ser mon, and Deacon Reed asked the men to be quiet. They refused and he pro- ceeded to eject them from the church.
 Breckenridge's companion was thrown from the building with considerable force, but when Reed advanced on Breckenridge the latter produced a re- volver. Breckenridge fired twice at close range and fled. When the panic in the church had subsided it was found that Reed had been shot in the arm and also in the stomach. Members of the church caught the men and they were turned over to the police.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-02-11
THE MECHANICS. hncrunns.
Photographs of Biitmnre Forest-The Lee
 ure Tonight.

of Biitmnre Forest-The Lee
 ture Tonight.
 The lecture committee of the Sheffield school have heard from MT, Pinchot that he has had photographs of the Biltmore forest taken, especially to illustrate his lecture in the Mechan- ics' course this evening. It is always difficult to explain the details of a sub- ject like Forestry without a visit to the real forest, but these photographs will do much to overcome this difficulty. The audience will have the advantage, at any rate, of seeing before them the best possible reproductions of the work which MT. Pinchot has been doing on the Biltmore estate.
 His experiments there are believed to be absolutely unique in this country for MT. Vanderbilt, the owner of the estate. is making an effort to have the forest managed as an investment, on scientific principles. and no one in the country is more competent than Mir Pinchot to carry out this idea, since he has made Forestry his life work, and has taken pains to equip himself for it in the most thorough manner. It is ex- pected that large audience will turn out to greet him this evening.
 Tickets for the course, at $1 each, are still on sale at the usual book stores,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-02-11
Congressman Grain Dead.

Washington, Feb. Representative William H. Grain of Texas died sudden ly this morning at the residence of a friend. He was serving his fifth term in the house of representatives and was one of the best known members of that body.
 He came to congress when quite a young man, after brilliant career at home. He at once went to the front as one of the leaders of the young element on the democratic side of the house At the beginning of his third term he began to drink heavily, and this, 1t is said, hastehed his death. He leaves a widow and seven children practically penniless.
 Mir Grain was a cultivated man and a fiuen. speaker. He was one of the best read men in the house.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-02-11
Lend q Hnnd.

A musical and literary entertainment will be given under the auspices of Lend Hand Ten, Kings Daughters, of Trinity M. E. church tomorrow Wednesday, night commencing at & o'clock. Tickets are 25 cents.
 The Lend a Hand circle of Kings Daughters Of the Dwight Place church will give a Red Cross Tea" on Friday from to at the home of Miss Mabel Merrill on Whalley avenue.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-02-11
A Rough Passaee.

The schooner D. Fl. Weaver, Captain Richardson, has arrived in port from Newport News. Captain Richardson re- ports a terribly rough trip along the coast. The schooner was off Five Mile Point when the hurricane of Thursday struck her. She escaped with little damage, owing to Captain Richardson's good management 5A
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-02-11
Mario,ihanks pnld es.Ooo.

London, Feb. 10,--The suit for breach of promise brought by Birdie Suther- land, a ballet girl against the Hon. Dudley Churchill MarjoribanlSs, eldest son of Baron Tweedmouth, which was to be tried before Lord Chief Justice Russell and special jury, has been settled, the defendant paying Miss Sutherland f5,OOO and assuming the costs of the action,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-02-11
Boiler Exploded.

Providence, Feb. 1O.-The boiler in the Ann and Hope Mills at Lonsdale. owned by the Goddards, exploded this morning. Patrick McConen was killed, Hugh MeClaren will probably die, and three or four others were badly injured. The cause Of the explosion is unknown as vet.
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pa lila

the peculiar combination, proportion and process used in preparing Hoods Sarsapa- rilla, and which give it merit peculiar to power, of it's wonderful sales, of it's won- derful hold upon the confidence of the people, This is why it cures Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Catarrh, Rheumatism, all Humors, Kidney and Liver troubles, Dys- pepsia, That Tired Feeling, builds up the nerves, createsan appetite and strengthens the whole system. Its merit, it's sales, it's
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mtsCellameGns.

Since 1861 I have been a great sufferer from catarrh. I tried
 Ely's Cream Balm and to all appearances am cured. Terrible head. aches from which I. had long suffered are gone. - W. J. Hitch cock, late Major U. s.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-02-11

Her adorer-She is highly educated. Why, she speaks four languages. His father-Four languages? Don't you marry her One language is often too many for a wife to speak--Jury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-13

Utica Sheets, 9-4x2i4 yards, CSC. quality,
for 49c each.
Unbleached Sheets full double-bed size
Coo quality. for 35c. each.
Hemstitched EOlster-Cases, . yards long
Hemmed Bolster Cases, u. yards long
for lSc. each
800 dozen Damask and Huck Towels
knottcd fringe. open drawn work and
satin damask borders. 4oc. qualities, for
Pure Linen Knotted Fringed Damask
Towels. lie quality for l0c. each.
Ta6le-coyers. $50 quality for 81 each.
Pure Linen Table Damask. ? yards
wide SEC quality for 39c n yard.
Pure Linen Scotch Inlaid Pattern DAM
ask, extra heavy, 81 quality for 75c. a
Bleached Cotton Crash, Is inches wide,
PURE LINEN Il INCH CRASH
T? 7.!cl ( 4ERtp. l''- QUALITY FOR
pure Linen Crash Towelling. 70 inches
wide, 6i4c. quality, for $50. q yard.
Satin Damask Colored Bordered
Fringed Napkins. 10 inches square, FOR
2o-inch Pure Linen Damask Dinner
Hemstitched Damask Table Sets. cloth
22l yards long. / dozen 1S-inch Napkins
TO match. $50 quality. for So.
1l3-yard-square Monte Table-Covers
fringed all around, 75c. quality, for Ssc.
On-Boiled Turkey-Red Table-Covers, 2
yards long $50 quality, for 81 each.
Yard-wide Bc'Nher Linen, for. fancy
work. 25c auans,, ,or lsc yard.
HAND-sEWED WELT SHOES.
ASK YOUR COBBLER WHO TEARS
AWAY THE WoRN-oUT SOLE TO RE
TAGE OF A -sEwED WELT.
THERE'S JUST ONE LARGE FAC
TORY THAT MAKES HAND-sEWEb
PR u5i5 Has Hii;rHERTo BEEE
TAKEN BY ONE FAMOUS NEW YORH
STORE; BUT We HAVE SECURED
THE SALE OF IT'S SHOES FOR THIS
| HAND-SEWED WELT SHOES AT 4
PRICE AT WHICH OTHH1 DEALERs
CAN ONLY GIVE YOU MACHINE
our 81 Hand-sewed Welt Shoes, made
OF plump Wei kid. in pointed, common
sense. and the new Berlin toe-a toe be
tween the bulldog and the broader toer,
graceful and comfortable
Misses Dongola Kid Button Shoes, for
school. imitation hand-sewed, solid. for
Toe.
800 pairs of Ladies' Chrome Kid But
ton Shoes. large straight tip, TO be closee
out for N.25. regular s. shoe.
The Comet Button and Lace Shoes, In
seven different styles, widths to suit
everybody These shoes are sold by all
dealers TOT 81 We sell lntm Tor kl.JD.
Misses Crack-Proof Lace Shoes patent
leather tip extension sole, regular price,
$3.50 for 81.
Ladies' Chrome Kid Button Shoes, made
up in newest style, regular $40 shoes,
, 10 be closed ont for tl69
BEAUTIFUL DOLLS.
made by KessDer. the famous Ger
man maker, nrc selling here. So
much nre his dolls sought after
that orders must be given him al
II n
| genuine kessner doll has his trade
mark stamped on the back. when
bought In large quantities by the
merchant, kessner dolls 40 not cost
any more than the same size dolls
of other makers, which are not 50
beautiful nor no strong. The price
of Kcssner dolls ranges from zoe.
10 $3.50. and we have received seyc-
raj lots from m importer at special
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ANOTHER GREAT PURCHASE.

One OF BaItim0re's big whole
safe houses decides to so out OF
business, and are forced to sell
heir goods FOR less than cost.
Read what they say 10 us, ana
come and lay in a supply Tor
present and future use. T"e
prices are the lowest for - CT
4 9Th grade gOOds ever known.
Baltimore. Nd. December Z, 1886
Messrs Julius Meyers Sons, Richmond
Dear sirs.-We mail invoice for Dry
Goods purchased by you a our closing
3ut sale. and shipped this Gay.
We did an in our power 10 snow our
appreciation OF your plomp'hcss III .,,ia
spending 10 our invitation 10 attend TINS
sale by supplying you with a great num-
Der of excellent. bargains, and We nope
hey will be the means OF attracting 10
your store a large concourse OF buyers
who are always on the Lookout Tor gem
uine bargains Hoping that the Shipment
viii open TO your entire satisfaction, We
'si"''i' JUS ~ Z. COHEN SONS.
Yard-wide Cream White Wool Flannel,
&c quality for 19c. yard. 49,.
Heavy Unbleached Canton Flannel SAC.
luallty, TO. 7-Sc. yard.
s-ounce Unbleached Canton Flannel,
regular PIC quality. for 10c yard.
1o-Ounce Bleached Canton Flannel.
edges slightly soiled. 25c. quality Tor
An-Wooi Cream white Twilled Flannel.
&c quality. for Ole yard.
lO-i Unbieached Sheeting. l6 2-Sc. quail
"a iG A. Feather-Proof Bed Ticking,
le 2-3c. quality. for 12l2c. a yard.
Ar-wool Red Twilled Flannel, 16 Pc.
4JH4 Heavy tnbieached Cotton. 4c quality,
fCp 20
Rensrew Cardinal Damask. guaranteed
fast color, soc. quality, for 39c. yaru.
Turkey-Red Damask, Is &c. quality, for
eo-inch Bieached Damask. 25c. quality,
III Best Sea Island and White Star Per
Gales fun yard wide. Dark and Light
STYLES. PFC quality. for lie: a yard.
An-wooI Mckenzie Tweed Cassimeres'
for boys suits and ladies' skirts, 4Oc.
quality. Cor bic. a yard.
Dark Brown Plaid Calico. &C. quality,
for 2 7-Sc. yard.
Black Ground Colored Figured Sateens,
l2ikc. quality. 7-Sc yard.
35-inch Twilled Wash Fabrics. patterns
for wrappers and dresses, PIC. quality
II Ramona Fleeced- Back Cashmere and
Pioue. Solid. Light colors and stripes,
lG 2-3c quality. for lOc. yard;
Fleeced-Back Flannellettes, FOR wrap
pers, 10 and l2lsc. quality On patterns)'
6i4c. yard. c,,
Finch outing Cloth. Dark stripes. el4c.
quality. for 3 7-Sc. a yard
80 pieces Of Bright Plaid and Cheek
Twilled Wreps, Gao. quality. for 7-Sc-
Double-Fold Fancy Scotch Cheviots
used for childrens dresses and men
shirts, 12isc. quality. for 7-Sc. yard.
Remnants OF the best quality Dark
Stripe Percales for &C. yard.
SIMPSONS Black and Gray Calico
color and figures. &c. quality. for &c. q
ward.
SHEETS AND PILLOW-CAsEs AT
PRICES YOU CANNOT BJY THE
MATERIAL FOR.
Full-Slze Ready-Made Pillow-Cases. 10c
quality Qimted quantity, 10 he sold fol
&C. each
Hemstitched Pillow-Cases. 12lzc. each.
Sheets 10 match. for double bed, 59c
each.
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ART LINEN GOODS.
ART SILK GOODS.

PAINTED. EMBROIDERED, STAMP
ED. APPLIQUED. AND PLAIN. ABOUT
9el SAMPLES SCAHrS. SQUARES,
GASES HEAD-RESTS. ARE OK SALE
THIS WEEK. 4 MATTER OF IMPOS-
SfBIfITY TO IlTMIZE THEM. TAKE
YOUR TIME TO LOOK THEM ON OK.
ING. SHOW ~ WINDOW. on STORE
ARCHES. AND AT FANCY-WOIiK
COUNTER.
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At S5--Reduced from 50. 80.
Double Cloth Cape. very warm, fun, and
long. trimmed with rows OF siitcnins'
AT S5.99--Redrced from SIS.
Double Cape. in Black and Two-Inned
BOucle Cloth. trimmed with stitched clo1h
and Soutache braid.
AtSf. 44--Reduced from $50.
Good Black Astrachan-Cloth Cape, lined
with surah and trimmed with Tmos [.
At So. 5O--Reduced from 50.
Blue-Black Beaver Cloth Double Cape
trimmed with Soutache braid.
At 6Sc.--Reduced from S1.25.
Double Cloth Cape. braid trimmed. In
Black and Dark Blue.
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JULIUS MEYERS SONS Corner Sixth and Broad Streets
GAVE CHICKENS roR sALE.

FOR SALE. CHEAP FOR CASH ID
STANDARDIZED GAME Cu.cn-..n
VIII sen ~ small lots OF as "a whole
further particulars apply 10 I'D VS.
Canal street Ne
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-13

1T S7SS-COatS worth S12 to
SIS.
Tan Bedford Cord. with Brown velvet
collar lined throughout with ehangeable
taifeta.
Black Lamb's-Wool, trimmed with
carved, large, and small pearl buttons,
and half satin lined
Black English Kersey. trimmed win
stitched straps and pearl buttons
Finest English Melton. with slashed col
lar and loose front. lined throughout with
changeable taffeta.
Fine Black Kersey. lined throughout
with satin, trimmed with straps ana pearl
buttons.
Two-Toned Boucle. lined throughout
with satin. and trimmed with braid.
Black Melton. lined throughout with
satin. inlaid velvet collar, fastened with
pearl buttons.
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TAXES.
once Collector tity l.N.9
Richmond. Va. December b -'"
NOTICE. TO TAN-PAl LES.

NOTICE. To lAA-tAl L.i.'
The residue OF CITY TAXES .or l.' Us.
now due and payable in DDS o.-.e
his month. 4 penalty OF per Gems "..
be added TO an half bills rsmaln.ns
after December 3ist. Every nA.e 81
OF axe. and every person eeepins nous,
doing business in me city Is assss..- ~.
ns.rs9nal taxes. and those who nave
nais any civ taxes during the year ".
nlesse call and settle ana avoid -,
nnosted as delinquent All property h "a.
xiv belonging TO churches. hospitals '1
cational institutions. traterna. osl,.'''
maj ID exempt by Law on VaatD." Al
ess..ssea for culvert tax on SANS.
persons holding property IN trust 300
tates. SC, are also assessed. .....I,a
Paving pipe. ans s ,.,,',,,eo, +. 10,
bills are due. and VIII q aeN"S"'"'
paid AT same time.
otaee opsn from $50 A. NJ. 70 W.
Il. W. CUNNfNGHAM
Him Collector lass t-A
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HEALTH RESORTS.
PANY,
BATH COUNTY. VA.
ON
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
$500 FEET ELEVATION.
HEALTH RESORTS.

"The New Homestead" with an modern
conveniences. including private baths, to-
gether with the bath-house. open the
year round
Ipvallds made perfectly comfortable.
Wonderful results 10 sufferers from
govt, rheumatism, and nervous troubles.
ADJUSTMENTS AND SPORTS.
Riding and driving parties daily; new
bicycle track. backgrounds. lawn tennis.
pool. and billiards. fishing. and hunting
apply TO
FRED. sTERRY,
Manager,
0-Sn WGEta Hot Snrinsa Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-13

At SIS. 5O--Rcduced from SO.
Jet-Black English Kersey Capes. EN-
pire back and front. handsomely trimmed
in a scroll design OF stitched cloth and
Soutache braid.
At $7.5O-Reduced from SO.
Black Kersey Cloth Cape. with inlaid
velvet collar Empire pleated back and
stitched fronts, fastened with mother o.
pearl half moons.
At $5--Reduced from $3.50.
Fine Black Kersey Cape. trimmed tailor
fashion. with rows of stitching. Empire
back and star-pointed collar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-13
prices. which arrived in this coun-
fry 100 Iate for his trade.

So large is our STOCK IL requires two
separate departments for tneir slle-o-e
on main hOOr and one in the DaStiIleill.
u.5O value 21-inch Jointed sleeping
Bisque Doll. curly wig. for 81.
Large nd Body, iointed arms hips. ana
knees, GrOp-stitch hose and slippers 81.
l7-incn-long Natural Hair hla-body
Ali ,jolnted Red Riding Hood Bisque
D.,1i Natufai-Hair Doll. blond and bru-
nette. hid body. sleeping, 'oc., worm q.
Jbinted Pisque Doll. dressed In Inherent
STYLES. some albatross, challi, and striped
satin, with hats and caps 70 match' ID
inches tail. worth 81 for yoc.
go 12-INCH-TALL JOINTED BlSQJE
CREPE l'RE3i;a DRREf b : LARGE GAINS
BOROUGH HAT TO &AsLdSrHi' Fll II
Sui SIdrt11N NSEE F5 RAS Sc iciGRtNNoT BE
EQUAILED FOR LESS THAN 0yc.
All Jointed Long-Hair Bisque Babies
A ne assortment s5aISe Of Dolls, including
brides nurses, sailor boys, bicycle girls
and bows. two little girls IN blue, INDIANS,
AL jointed bsque ana Ii-lnch kld Dodies
and bisque heads, 25c. choice worth up
Large 2i-inch Kid-Body, Curly-Halr
Sle-ulng Dolls worth 81 $50.
lC-incn All Jointcd Bisque Sleeping Dolls
55c Jo.nted li-inch Sleeping Bisque Dolls,
CSC.
10000 HANDKERCHEFs
IN A SINGLE PURCHASE FOR A SPOT
CASH PRICE, AND YOU CAN 10y
THEM FOR LESS THAN THEY COST
MERCHANTS VINO NAY Ma. ~ / lar, MAJ II
you Buy WILL BE PACKED ~ FAN
CY BOXES. ONLY AN INkLING OF
THE MANY SPECIAL ITEMS ARE
GIVEN BELOW.
25c. Embroidered-Letter Handkerchief.
some linen, others very fine muslin, all
initials that removes necessity to mark
The name, TO be sold for
Sheeres. and Most Beautiful Handker-
chiefs pure White or Black embroidered.
''''''' CSC.
Gentlemen's Pure White Colored- Border
ed Hemstitched Silk Handkerchiefs, large
size,
Gentlemen's Hemstitched SILK MuGiers.
N Black and White, 81 inches square,
Ladies' Mourning Embroidered SILK
Handkerchiefs. that sold for soc. 10 81. for
About 5000 Ladies' Handkerchiefs, COM
Drising all-linen hemstltchcd. ~ IL. -
md 1-inch hens. mourning, lace-edge
swiss embroidered, and colored borders,
choice.
lot Sheer Linen Mourning Embroider-
ed 25c. Handkerchiefs for
II lie.
PC. Linen Embroidered Hand
kerchiefs for
ladies' Pure White Hemstitched Hand
kerchiefs, with or without silk embroider-
, ed Xmas notices and initials,
A fancy box of G SILK Initial Handkcr-
chiefs for
Ladies' SILK Initial Handkerchiefs, seal
loped or hemstitched, Tor
Ladies' Colored-Bordered. Hemstitched
Handkerchiefs,
&c.
Three for lOc.
Elegant Sheer Linen 50 and zoe. Hand
kerchiefs, handsome effects, for
21c.
Ladies' Open-Work Embroidered-Edg
I Hemstitched. and Embroidered. and Va
lenciennes or Irish crochet lace edge, in
Swiss or linen. choice.
II 1-2c.
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at S5.9O--COats worth $3.50 to
S12.
Black Kerscy. edged collar and fronts
with Marten. perfectly tight fitting, with
handsome cord ornament.
Black Basket Cloth. with handsome fur
collar, and ornaments of Mink head ana
tails
Black Caterpillar Cloth, high storm col
lar and box front.
Black Melton, with shield front and
gauntlet cuffs, tailor finish Of rows OF
stitching.
Tan Melton Cloth, box front. perfect fit
ting back. fastened with large carved but
tons.
AtS2. 5O-WOrth So.
Black Beaver Cloth. with box front. and
new sleeves and collar. Very stylish.
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Eiqlnt Styles Women's Capes,

having bought greater quantities than the seasons Gle
and are now sold the following reduced prices tn
sale which necessarily create profound sensation
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SPECIAL HOLIDAY SALES
IL THE NOVEL XMAS BAZhaRs.
On the 2Jc. Baznar

For the convenience of selection "
have established Bazaars in Main Aisle
every article on which is to be sold at
stated price.
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A TailOr'S TaCtful Turn

The Womns business badweather conditions have
been erssteny unavorab To be cold days will but
every delay the loss manufacturers
So one brightest these makers takes the short cut to COM
fort by selling
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-13
SPECIAL RIBBON SALES.

Au-Silk Ribbons. f1r fancy
pretty bright shades, LIZ iN,.'r h
yard.
A big lot OF Ribbons. from j. d
inches wide. MORE and Al.-~s
dark shades Tor dresses Cpd
Light shades Tor fancy Wo.h
for Z5c.. now . l-2c ward.
All-Siik laneta Ribbons. 3 ia
with sllk-VcIYet edges. zoe. f.'.
BroCated Ribbons. 4 inches HlAf. lN "a
IN all colOrs 2Jc yard
IN BARGAIN BASEMENT
ANOTHER Lot UMBRELLA STANDS
or VANISHED MAPLE WOOD ~.
TAI BOTTOMS. WILL HOLD I"--. :.
LARGEST UMBRELLAS ARE i---.l
TO BE SOLD AT Joe. EACH
800 more " last weeks Dhfri.f ID N-''
dren's Chairs.
4oc. Wooden Chairs f1r $50
see. Arm-Chalrs for -aa
Largest DE. Whcellt.f1Ws for ~
Largest soc. Painted btrr.H- t.r &C.
s. Iron Fire-Euul.s t.r
Largest 5)c. Tin Toy Trains -
so Britannia Tea S.ts. l. SIZE
81 sets OF Upho'sltrsl far.r i F
room Furniture f0l .n.
Largest zoe. size OK Painted
az De.
3C0O Red Painted BE- Carts nr
EauhafI Tuck a. sons T.
Books, all the ~ ana ,tc
linen and boarl-cor-ret h.ofs
Six titles OF Toy-Bo,ke hv palmer .'t
author Of the Brownies. tog .c, ea-.' b -
lished az l5c.
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On the soc. rRzaar
SPECIALS FOR MEN.

PIPES AND CANES.
NLCKWEAR N FANCY BONES.
SUSPENDERS N BOXES.
HANDkERCHIEFS IN BONES.
JEWELRY IN BONES
AND 4 SALE OF REGULAR FUR
NISHING GOODS IHAT BRINGS RIG
GEST BARGAINS OF THE SEASON.
p dozen Mems Laundered Colored-
BOSOM Shirts. in all the neatest patterns.
all sizes. 10 be sold az 49c each.
10 dozen Mems Working Shirts. made OF
heavy outing. % inches long yoke back
collar-baud. and pearl buttons. worth soc
% be sold for 29c. each
50 dozen Mems Imported Socks. I'm Light
and Dark Ians. double heels and toes. put
up pairs i'm box and labelled 10 sell FOR
81 a box, % be sold for zoe. box. or L l-2c.
a pair.
100 dozen Mems Imported Fast-Blacx
Socks double heels and toes, Hermsdorr
dye. made TO sell for &c, 70 be sold for
u lie. a pair.
The greatest assortment OF Mems Neck
wear TO be found in the city.
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r,,o spEcIAL nARCAINs IN PIPEs.

Real Freucn HIINI 10y VI -.
trimmings and amber mouth-piece, worth
Soc for 25c. each.
Real French Brier Pipes, with amber
moufh-piece and self-cleaner, worth o2c.,
for 19c. each. ,r.,,-..
l.G0 Silk Embroidered Initial handker-
chiefs with ooeu-work hemstitch, sizes
Tor men TO be sold for - lie. each
800 Mems Colored -BCrderod Japonet
Haudkorchiefs dock just Ike SILK, with
wide hemstitch. for u l-2c.
med Walking-Canes. with fancy ensrtV-
ing on silver. worth $50. for 81 each
Mems stamped Sterlng-slyer Trim
med Walking-Canos Tor zoe. each.
Tie LARGEST assortment of All-Silk Wind
sor Ties. In plsids, stripes, and SOLID
colnrs for &c cacn.