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 Mir l. c Reno is soiourning at Potash Sulphur
 MT. Yates Vanvalkenburg has re turned from DcWitt
 sIisses Lucy Benton and Emna Muss have returned from Dewitt.
 Miss Alice Loving, of Camden Nin De the guest 9i Miss Lucy Benton next week
 Miss Josie straus left thi5 marnine fiaf. fiaf. ? atttsih sulphur to spend tine summer
 Master Leon Lcayy has return q from Wabbuseko, where he had been spending few weeks vacation.
 Mir. Percy Meyer returned Friday after a brief visit e bis sister, Mrs. M Cohn4 of Port Gibson, Miss.
 We see in thc Foriyce Forum that Mrs. Ray Hodge has been selected to teach in the public school in that city
 Mir. Sidney Frank leaves this week fer tlieago 10 spend the summer with relatives.
 Mir. C. Q Petty leaves next week Tor laka, Miss tu loin his wife for a few weeks They will then return home by way of Nashville.
 Irish potatoes are now coming into market by the wagon load and bring about B cents per hushel.
 Mr 4. F. Dreyias will spend the day in Little Rock He win be uc- companied by Miss Bernice Schloss.
 Miss Kettle Austin ia spending the week at sulphur Springs visiting the family of Nr C. Noas.
 Read the ads in today's dRArmc and when Xoa go shopping tbis week the Information eo elcancd will save you oaue-.
 The ncsha tn1tr co.rt conveus mt Arkansas llt. Monday. Judge Elliott and Prosecuting Attorney smith Martin will leave for that place this morning
 Miss Gertie Myers has returned to her home in Camden after a brief visit to Miss Hattie Franklin, on Second avenue. She made many friends during her short stay in Pine Bluff
 Il. Culver and (. N Post were committed to jail Saturday after noon to await the action Of tue grand jury. They are charged with pawuing mule which they did not own
 Mrs. lone Hearin win leave tomor- row afternoon fer Toronto Canada, where she goes to visit her sister, Mrs. " C. Matthews, for the re- mainder of the heated terta.
 Miss Florence Buckle. of -yna Ridge, Illinois, who for several weeks past has been the guest of her sister Mrs R. Lee Johnson, has returned to her home.
 Rev. A. Evans will leave Mon day afternoon fer Toronto, Canada, to attend the Epworth League con- ference to be held in that city.
 Mr. and Mrs. Lev Fowler left last night Tor points in Kansas where they will visit relatives for few weeks, CaptandMrs W II Mitchell, the parents of Mrs. Fowler, will join them. Before the party returns home they visi' Colorado
 On next Wednesday, Mai H. H. Hum. wife anu daughter Miss Adele, Mir E C, Howell and family and Mrs W. D. Hearn, will lease for the Dominion of Canada, where they will spend the remainder of the sum- mer
 The Pine nluH excursiouists to Toronto, Canada, win leave here next Monday afternoon The limit of the excursion ticket thirty days. Quite parly will go from this place
 On next Tuesday night four new members will be indncted into the mysteries of the order of Elks by the Pine Bluff Lodge They are Messrs. ". l.. Dewoody J, H Mana, Sol Bertlg and x, L. Joseph The two later gentlemen are residents of Jopeshuru
 Rewnlar sprviees nj thn HaDtist
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Miss Alice Loving, of Camden Will De the guest 9f Miss Lucy Benton next week
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Miss Mary McGehee k visiting her sister, Mrs. T. NJ. Atehley, of El Dor0- do, Ark.
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The shoot held hy the pinc Bluff Gun Club f'riday afternoon. was unusually pleasant. Dr. II. r. Wll- Hams captured tho medal n Class ', The following scores were made out of thirty targets: Sorrells. q; Lloyd 9; Clements. 2l; Marsh. r: Williams. q; Howell r.
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Mrs. John $. seabrook left Friday night for Texas. to visit her son.
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Judge ". D. Jones returned from Minneapolis this morning where he attended the National Grand Lodge of Elks as a delegate from the Pine Bluff Lodge.
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Miss May Quilting ls the guest of Miss Gussie Taggart.
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Mrs ] r. Angel k visiting rcla- lives ut Independence, Mo.
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On next Tuesday night four new members will be indncted into the mysteries of the order of Elks by the Pine Bluff Lodge They are Messrs, ". l.. Dewoody J, H. Mana, Sol Bertlg and <, L. Joseph. The two later gentlemen are residents of JOpeShuru.
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Master Leon Lcayy has return q from Wabbasek0, where he had been spending few weeks vacation.
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Lafayette Lodge, K. Of F. meets tomorrow evening.
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EMr. Absie Knox made a flying business trip to Altheimer yesterday.
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MT. M. A. Austin leaves for Arkan- sas City today.
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Mr. Asa Mccain returned Friday from visit to Dewitt.
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Friday neonyiet from Montgom- cry county, by the name of Charles Willis, escaped from the Noble Lake convict farm. This is thing of frequent occurrence. and k causing much complaint.
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Miss May Lanham, of Memphis, ia visiting Miss Annie May Cross.
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Miss Josie Streus left thi5 morning ss5f. Ri. Put i'ttttish sulphur, to speud the snmmcf.
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Capt. \. r. Roberts k reported to be quite sick.
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Professor A. D. Garden, has return cd home from Hamburg. where he conducted the Normal School for Ashley County. Professor Garden is one of Arkansas leading edaeators. and teachers of Ashley County were indeed fortunate in securing his ser vices as Normal instructor-fs Beacon.
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Miss Bettie Houston returned Fri duy from visit to Little Rock.
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Mir Percy Meyer returned Friday after a brief visit e his sister, Mrs. M. Cohn. of Port Gibson. Miss.
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MT Yates vanvalkenburg has re-. turned from Dewitt.
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Two hundred new subscribers in three week weconsiderapretty good record for these days. This k the GRAPmC's record for the last three Mpnka
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Mir. John Specrs is still quite il with fever
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Dr. c. A. Hagg and family are visiting In the city.
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The GRAPmc has the largest circu- lation of any paper publishea in Pine Bluff Merchants should consider this fact when they wish to adyer- tise their wares.
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Regular services at the Baptist Church, by Pastor C. r. j Tate, to- day. both morning and evening, BaptIsinG at the evening services. On next Sunday at Chat place of worship the pulpit win he occupied by Rev. Q. !, Ware, who has the reputation oi being a scholar and an orator
 Tho open session of the Pine Bluu Oratorical Society which was to have taken place tomorrw night has been postponed anti Monday. July l9 at which time an interesting pro gram viii i,c renderea Tue dehate will be "ResolVca That the United States has reacAe1 the zenith ef it's power. The atiirn'atue will he reprtsented hy MesSts Geo Valiant and Beao Althemer.whiie Mossrs. II. roney and Ben ] Altheimer will de fend this eauatry Mr. John Alex ander %iH deliver an eration. and Mr. Alex Rowell. .whe recently won the prize at Fordyee. will render a Reclamation. Admission is free and all friends of the association are in yitea to come.
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Judge Elliott, Prosecuting Attor- ney Martin and Air NJ. 4. Austin left for the Desha Circuit court at Arkan- sas City yesterday.
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Mir. and Mrs. Lev Fowler left last night Tor points in Kansas where they will visit relatives for few weeks. CaptandMrs W II Mitchell, the parents ol Mrs. Fowler, will join them. Before the party returns home they visi! Gnl0rado
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On next Wednesday, Maj II H. Hum. wife anu daughter Miss Adele, Mir E c. Howell and family and Mrs, W D. Heurn, will lease for the Dominion of Canada, where they will spend the remainder of the sum mer.
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The Pine Rlufr excursionists to Toronto, Canada win leave here next Monday ntternoou The limit of the excursion ticket is thirty days. Quite d parly will go from this ttnnn
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We sec in the FoFiyce Forum that Mrs. Ray Hodge has been selected to teach in the public school in that city
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Read the ads. Mrs. W. NJ Harrison is quite i'll.
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Mir. ] c Reno is soiourning at Potash Sulphur.
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MT Eli Dante, brother of those unfortunate young men, Joe and Jake Dante, who met their death in Little Rock recently, came down fram Little Rock sunday.
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The recent showers of rain iu various parts of the country has i cooled the atmosphere aud yesterday and today were ex- ceedingly pleasant.
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Mir. Sidney Frank leaves this week fer tLieago to spend the summer with relatives.
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Miss Gertie Myers has returned to her home in Camden after brief visit to Miss Hattie Franklin, on Second avenue. She made many friends during her short stay in Pine Bluff.
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Mir. C. 0 Petty leaves next week for Iuka, Miss to loin his wife for q few weeks They will then return home by way of Nashville
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Mir. Ab Knox met with an accident in coming in from Sulphur Springs this morning which resulted in q sprained and lascerated knee. He was was 'scorching on his wheel at the time.
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Il. Culver and C N Post were committed to jail saturday after noon to await the action Of the grand jury They are charged With pawuing mule which they did not own.
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Rev A. 0. Evans will leave Mon day afternoon fer Toronto, Canada, to attend the Epworth Lengue com ference to be held in that city.
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Col l W.Corcoran is up from his
 model plantation today
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The Dcsha teHatx coIrt convens at Arkansas elta Meaday. Judge Elliott and Prosecuting Attorney Smith Martin will leave for that place this morning
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The following IiBe BluiIians will leave thi4 afternoon for Toronto, ICanada Rev. 4. o. Evans, Mrs R. H. M Mills, Mrs. tone Hearia and Mr. q. x. Hart.
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Irish potatoes are now coming into market by the wagon load and bring about g. cents per husheI
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lFtom sundays $ paiiy.I

Read the ads.
 Mrs. W. NJ. Harrison is quite i'll. Mir John specrs is still quite i'll with fever.
 Lafayette Lodge, K Of F. meets tomorrow evening" Capt. \. r. Roberts is reported to be quite sick.
 Mrs j. r. Angel k visiting rcla- lives at Independence, Mo. Mir. M. A. Austin leaves for Arlan- sas City today.
 Ar. Asa Mccain returned Friday from visit to Dewitt Dr. c. A. Hagg and family are visiting In the city.
 Miss May Lanham, of Memphis, ia visiting Miss Annie May Cross, Hiss Bettie Houston returned Fri day from visit to Little Rock.
 
 Miss May Quilting ls the guest of Miss Gussie Taggart,
  EMr. Absie Knox made flying business trip to Altheimer yesterday. Mrs. John $. Seahrook left Friday night for Texas, to visit her son. Miss Mary McGehee k visiting her sister, Mrs. '. NJ. Atehley, of El Doro- do, Ark.
  Mr. E. r. Ladd was in the city i,f f..,. tI.a Iv{I,i
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Miss Kettle Austin ia spending the week at Sa|pher Springs visiting tie family of Nr. C. Noas.
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Mr A. F. Dreyins will spend the day in Little Rock. IIe win be oc- companied by Miss Bernice Schlosa.
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Read the ads ia today's dRAfmc and when Xoa go shopping thie week the Information eo glcaacd will save you ngue-.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-07-26
SCOTCH EXCURSION,
The Sons and Daughters of Auld Sco- tia to Have Big Day at Glen Island Torrnu

The Sons and Daughters of Auld Sco-
 tia to Have a Big Day at Glen Island
 To-Morrow.
 One of the most popular of all excur- sions to Glen Island this season will be that for tomorrow, which is under the auspices of the Caledonian club and Clan Mcleod No. 31, o. s. c. This years excursion promises to outrival all its predecessors, both from nu- merical as we'll as social point of view. The committee in charge has been working arduously in order that all may have happy time It has ar ranged many attractions for the amusement of all, both on the down. ward and on the homeward trips. While at the island, beside the other numerous attractions, special musi- cal programme of Scottish airs will be rendered by the famous bands on the island.
 The steamer John H. Starin will sail at 8.30 a. m. sharp from the dock at the foot of Brown street. Tickets can be had from the following members of the committee on the morning of the ex- cursion previous to going on board: Robert MacArthur, chairman; John c. Morton, treasurer; George Wallace, John Merzies, Peter Thompson, Thom- as Atchison, Angus McPherson and George Woods.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-07-26
$. S. SUPERINTENDENTs
Their Second Annual Rally at Wood-
 mont Saturday.

Their Second Annual Rally at Wood
 mont Saturday.
 Following was the programme of the second annual outing of the New Ha- ven Sunday School Superintendents' union held at Sanford's, Woodmont on Saturday:
 3:30 p. n.-Devotional exercises led by MT. F. M Wood, after which the following subjects were discussed:
 What Has the Superintendent a Right to Expect for His School and for Himself from the Teacher?" MT. J. F. Lomas.
 From the Pastor" MT. I. c. John- son.
 From the Church." MT. Walter R. Downs.
 Another subject for discussion was Summer schools
 7:30 D. m.-Devotional exercises led by MT. H. F. Blogg.
 Addr r2ss-Mr. L. B. Nickerson, Bridge port.
 Decision Day." MT. J. S. Deming, Middletown.
 Solo-Mrs. Walter R. Downs.
 Address-Rev. A. K. Foster, pastor of Olivet Baptist church.
 Yes and no talk, led by MT. Cullen B. Foote, president of the Connecticut Sunday School association.
 The attendance was good and the af- fair a success.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-07-26
OF LOC4L INTEREST.

The employees of the Hartford Screw Machine company come to Savin Rock next Saturday. A large number are expected.
 A number of the best bicyclists of the car service department of the Consol- dated railroad held a meet at the Yale Field Saturday afternoon to set tie the question of supremacy. The racers included F. S. Cameron and Tom my Scanlon, 220 yards handicap; Harry Lewis and c. Edwin Rogers, T5 yards; Robert McMooney, 50 yards, and Roy Gillespie, scratch. Robert Martindale acted as judge, and G. H. Baker as timekeeper. Gillispie won, in a mile race, the time being just three minutes. Lewis was second, time BOP; Cameron, third. in 3:03; Rogers, fourth. in 3;0S, and McMooney, fifth, in 3:10. Scan- Ions time was minutes.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-07-26
PROSECUTING ATTORNEYS.

The Commissioners Announce the Cho-
 sen Ones for New Haven County.
 The county commissioners Saturday morning announced their appointments for prosecuting attorneys of New Ha- ven county excepting New Haven. This is due to the absence of County Commissioner A. B. Durham. who is on his vacation.
 The commissioners announced that they had reappointed the following men as prosecuting agents: Senator Dwight w. Futile, for East Haven, Branford, Guilford, Madison, Hamden. Orange and Wallingford; Attorney Charles H. Sawyer of Meriden, for Meriden; A. C.. Baldwin of Derby, for Milford and Derby; John M. Sweeney of Naugatuck, for Seymour, Bethany, Naugatuck and Beacon Falls.
 There was no appointment for Water bury because of the fact that the pres ent prosecutor, Attorney Pierce, was appointed in March of the present year for two years.
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cottage, where Professor and Mrs, A. J. DuBois and party of New Haven CTS are summering, Mrs, Frank II. Whittemore will be registered at the Berkshire Inn, at tne old Stockbridge, where number or townswolk are sojourning.
 Miss Seymour sister of MT. George Seymour of Earle & Seymour, Is regis tered at the Sheldon house, Pine Or chard. Mrs. c. P. Heubein and Miss Heu- blein are now in San Moritz, SWitzer- land, and will return to America about October
 Miss Louise c. Breitenstein, book keeper at L. c. Pfaff & Sons, is spend- ing her vacation with relatives m oouth Norwalk
 Mrs George B. Woolson of Everett street and Mrs. Shelton have gone to Cottage City.
 | MT. and Mrs. Elliot H. Morse or 4ork street, with their family, are at New town, registered at the Grand central hotel.
 MT. and Mrs. D. r. Beckwith or | Edgewood avenue are entertaining MT Beckwith's parents, MT. and MS | Charles poo'-with of Boston. I The Misses Plunkett, daughters o1 MT. J. D. Plunkett, will spend part or August in Virginia at the various beau- tiful resorts of that state. MT. Plunkett will also enjoy a rest and vacation at Virginia
 Mrs. P. T. Walsh of Derby, who has been seriously i'll at Woodmont, is re- covering.
 Mrs. M H. Marlin, Miss Jean Marlin and maid will spend the season ir Stamford, Vt.
 Mrs. Hannah Hubbell of Bethel is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Cornell jus Corning of York street l Among the New Haveners at tht Branford Point house are MT. and Mrs Frank Futile and children. | MT. Samuel Rosenberg, formerly O New Haven, now a resident of Seattle l Wash, is in town, the guest of hi! uncle, MT. c. Rosenberg of Prince street. MT, Rosenberg, the real estat, | dealer and capitalist, is also the neph CIV of Mr. I. Rosenberg. He is prom inent merchant in Seattle, and come. | east once, and sometimes twice, a year on a business trip.
 MT. and Mrs. Wooster P. Ensign anC Mis- Ruth Ensign will spend August a the Branford Point house. Mrs. Stephen Perkins of York stree is at Noank, Conn.,, for a few weeks.
 Miss Fannie Fern Falk will go t, Martha's Vineyard next week to be tn, guest of MT. and Mrs. E. A. Parsons She will be at the Innisfail, Ton Karl's hotel, formerly the Villa Bris thai. Miss Falk will appear at tn, concert to be given by MT. and Mrs Parsons in Cottage City, Martha Vineyard, on Saturday, August 5, whicl is to be one of the musical events O the season.
 MT. William H. Moseley left las night for Chautauqua, where his famil! are spending the summer. MT. and Mrs Don S. Thompson vii go to Saratoga to spend the coming week.
 Mr. F. T. Kennedy, superintendent O
 the city department of the postotfice has taken a cottage at Cosy Beach fo the summer.
 Mrs. A. P. Smith and Mrs. Frank J
 Munz, both of Nash street, daughter of Town Agent Philip Hugo, with thei families, have taken cottages at Cos, | Beach.
 Professor J. E. Clark. Mrs Clark anC family have taken a house at Wind ham. About the middle of August the, will go to Castine, Me, to remain unti early fall
 Professor and Mrs. William Beebe arr
 spending the vacation months at Ry Beach N Y, where they are at tn Warden house.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-07-26
IMPORTANT TO BICYCLIsTs.

There are a large number of people who in selecting a bicycle prefer one of standard make, though secondhand. to a cheap. new one of uncertain origin The MacGowan Cycle company of 34 Center street are offering their entire stock of secondhand wheels at low fig ures that should prove attractive to the prospective buyer.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-07-26

MEMS BALBRIGGAN
 Shirts and Drawers, made equal to any Dollar garment, at only 39c each.
 THIS THE SEASON When we take the town by storm on
 Mems Neckwear We're at it again with all the latest soc styles and Silks, Ain hand Tecks, etc, at 25c each. They
 cannot be beaten.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-07-26
Cotton Underwear.

Several small lots, not enough to ad- vertise, come to light on all occasions of this kind. They're to be sold; loss of 50 cents or more on a garment cuts no figure when we want to close odds and ends out. You'll never know what you miss unless you take advantage of
 our warnings.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-07-26
Laces.

Semi-annual cleaning. Part prices are just as fresh as whole prices, but we've got no time to measure goods. Come in You'll find hundreds of things at less than half price.
 15c Laces at Sc.
 200 Laces at 10c.
 25c to 40c Laces, 12 1-2c.
 $1.00 Laces at 39c.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-07-26
Cha1lies.

2,500 yards Figured Challies, Sc yd. 5000 yards Chocolate Prints, Sc yd 1900 yards Furniture Prints, 3-4c yd.
 2,S00 yards Apron Ginghams at Sic |yd.
 1,2Oo yards Checked Nainsooks at 3-4c yd.
 4,SOo yards Indigo Blue Prints at 4 1-4c v1
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-07-26
Cloak Room.

Winding up a big seasons business in our cloak room, odds and ends are going at a price good buyers cannot resist Come in and see what can be done for you. 400 LINEN SKIRTS
 You'd pay s1.75 for in any good store. Our price 98c each. LINEN SUITS.
 A $5 50 Linen Suit at $2.9S SHIRT WAISTS.
 They're going fast at the last cut. SILK WAISTS.
 Only few left-price did it. JACKETS.
 Price promises to leave only the racks. SILK SKIRTS
 Less than half any concern in this country sells them for. TEAGOWNS.
 Buying them elsewhere would be ir1- possible, if you'd see ours.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-07-26
Towels.
Perfunnery.

Florida Water, large bottle, 10c. Bay Rum, 10c.
 Toilet Water, special quality, 10c. Rose Water, for tan and sunburn, 10c. Triple Extract Perfumes, 10c ounce. Toilet Soaps, finest qualities, 10c cakes Swandown Face Powder, 1oc box. Side Combs, new styles, 10c pair. Hat Pins, stylish designs, 10c each. Stick Pins, little novelties, 1Oc each. Shirt Waist Sets, plated, 10c set. Belt Pins, sterling silver tops, 100 each.
 Fans, excellent qualities, latest styles 10c.
 Writing Paper, 30 sheets paper and 90 envelopes, for 10c.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-07-26
Notions.

Curling Iron Holder. novelty. 10d each. Curling Tongs, best quality, 10c pairs Dressing Combs, neat and strong, loo each. Tooth Brushes, large assortment, 10c. Alpine Skirt Retainer, something new, 1Oc. Hose Supporters, our noted quality 10c pair.
 Bone Hair Pins, special finish, 1oc dozen. Dress Stays, Al quality, 10c dozen. Pearl Buttons, 10c card. Black Trimming Braid, 10c piece. Paragon Knitting Silk, spools fon 10c BELTS We hold the largest and most select stock of Belts in the city. Our demand
 enables us to buy in such quantities and at prices never before thought of.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-07-26
LARGEST BUT TWO IN 40 YEARS.

This Months Rainfall is Remarkable
 One.
 The rainfall for this month is 12.S2 inches, which is the heaviest of any one month in forty years, except August, 1867. and October, 1869, and if this weather keeps on July, 1897, may beat them all. The first twelve days of this month were the dryest in twelve years. And the above figures do not include the sprinkle of last evening.