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Evening journal., 1897-09-30
PoRT DEPosIT STEAMBOAT Co.

Port Deposit, Nd, Sept. SO.-lt is the
present intention of the business men
Of Port Deposit to organize a stock
company and build a steamer to ply be-
tween Port Deposit and Baltimore
making stops at Havre de Grace and
other points. A meeting was held last
night to perfect the plans.
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TOOK OUT THE BESSIE BROWN.

y The three-masted schooner Bessie
Brown, which has been unloading a
species of poplar wood at the Delaware
Mills. left the harbor at noon to-day in
tow of the tug Kensington, of Philadel-
phia.
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DIR. AND MRS. MURRAY TO RE
CEINE.

Rev. w. l. S. Murray, ID. d., of st.
Pauls M. 70. Church, and Mrs. Murray,
will entertain the members and friends
OF the church at a reception this even
ing at the parsonage, No. 3O5 West
Seventh street. They will receive from
73O to IL o'clock and pleasant time
is anticipated.
Evening journal., 1897-09-30
PENNsYLvANIA's YOUNG JUDGE.

West Chester, Sept 3O.-William
Butler, Jr., who was recently appointed
to the vacant place on the bench of this
county by Governor Hastings, to fill
the vacancy incurred by the death of
Judge Waddell, will take his seat on
Monday next. He is perhaps the young
est judge in this state being but S5
years of age. AS he is a Republican
nominee for Judge and the Democrats
have made no nomination, his election
is assured in November.
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MARRIEn IN nHIn-

A. r. Spaid, principal of the Dupont
School. viii be married this evening to
Miss Mary A. Farquhar, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Farquhar, OF
Wilmington, Ohio. The bride formerly
resided in this city.
Evening journal., 1897-09-30

when a rattlesnake figures in a
Texas story it may be expected to be
one Of appropriate expansion. That re-
ported to have been captured at Ber-
clair recently was fourteen inches in
circumference. had eighteen rattles
and measured nearly five feet in length
Next!
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NEWsoME-MOUDY.

Chester Sept. 30.-Miss Jennie War
rep Moudy and William Newsome were
married last evening, at the home of
the brides parents, No. 31S Townsend
street. The ceremony was performed
bv Rev. l. A. Collum, pastor of the
south Chester Methodist Church. The
bride wore white silk, trimmed with
ribbons and lace, and was attended by
Miss Laura Moudy, her sister, as
bridesmaid, and Miss Myrtle Lehman
and Miss Anne Moudy, as flower girls.
The best man was Frank Newsome
and the ushers were Benjamin New
sonae and Edward Moudy The groom
Is a son of Samuel Newsome, South
Chester manufacturer.
Evening journal., 1897-09-30
POLK RELEASED FROM JAIL.

William Polk, colored, who is charged
with selling liquor illegally, was re-
leased from New Castle Jail this after
noon by the acceptance Of bail by Com
missioner Smith.
Evening journal., 1897-09-30
Bull Dog Shoes do not press down OF
your toes. Cleland sells them.
ENTERED AND CLEARANCE.

Deputy Collector of Port Comegys
recorded this morning the en-
trance Of the steamer Oilfield from
Shields, England, and the cOastwise
clearance of the steamer Pisigua, for
Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1897-09-30

If the government plans for the
widening and deepening of the Chris
tiana river are as ineffective in the fu-
ture as they have been in the past
Uncle Sam can soon use it for a dry
dock.
Evening journal., 1897-09-30
In THE SOCIAL WHIRL.
Various Interesting Occur
ences of a Social Nature.
WEDDING RUMORs FLYING FAST
PRETTY HOME CEREMONY BY
WHICH MISS ROSE ESTELLE
BUTT BECAME THE BRIDE OF
EDWARD COMEGYs-BRIEF PER-
SOCIAL MENTION.

All communications intended for inser
tion In this column should be addressed TO
Society Editor, care Of the Evening Jour
nal. Communications should be written
on one side OF the paper only.
Evening journal., 1897-09-30
SOCIAL AND Personal NOTES

William II. Virden, of Lewes, one of
Delawares best-knOwn pilots, was in
town Tuesday evening.
Herbert Rice is rapidly recovering
from the effects of the injuries received
at Eagles Mere last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcellus Price have
lust returned from Linwood. where they
spent the Summer with their daughter,
Mrs. William c. McCafferty.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Kerr and children
have returned from Linwood, where
they spent the Summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. B. Pyle and Clarence
d. McFadden. Of West Chester, are Wis.
iting in the city.
Ex-Governor William T. Watson, oi
Milford, was in the city yesterday.
Miss Carrie White, of Upland, Pa.
and William W McCalley. Of this city
We're married at the parsonase OF Bran
Evening journal., 1897-09-30

We congratulate our sister Peninsula
town. of Snow Hill. upon the enterprise
it displays in establishing home bank
ing institution.
Evening journal., 1897-09-30

Cambridge, Nd. is pushing right to
the front. and we are glad to note the
advancement of this thriving town. In
a short time it expects to have another
steamboat line. a daily newspaper and
a shoe factory
Evening journal., 1897-09-30

Seth Low will not be Greater New
York's first mayor. The Republicans
refused to endorse him, and he is likely
to resign the Citizens Union nomina-
tion.
Evening journal., 1897-09-30

Farmers up in Maine are complain
ing. Their potatoes and apples have
both rotted so that not half the usual
crop will be harvested.
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Evidence.

Mrs. Smith-Yes. of course, my hus-
band has plenty of money now. but he
was pretty hard up when he married
me.
Mrs. Brown-He must have been.-N.
Y. Journal.
Evening journal., 1897-09-30

Milford is to have a keg factory Let
the local option districts of Maryland
beware.
Evening journal., 1897-09-30

The situation in Cuba remains about
the same. Weyler is still busy with his
famous pacifying process.
Evening journal., 1897-09-30

Florida. OF all the states. has the
most water within its boundaries, 4,44O
square miles.
Evening journal., 1897-09-30

$500 $500.
CHEAP TRIP TO THE SCENE OF
THE GREATEST AMERICAN BAT
TIES VIA PENNSYLVANIA AND
w. M. r. r.
Next Sunday, October 3, special train
will leave Wilmington at 7.45 a. m, re-
turning leave Gettysburg at 8 p. M
Don't miss this trip, two dollars.
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VERY LOW RATE EXCURSION TIC
WASHINGTON, D. c., NEXT SUN
DAY, OCT. 3, VIA PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

The Pennsylvania railroad has ar
ranged for another special excursion to
Washington next Sunday, October 3
Don't miss the chance. Special trains
leave Wilmington at 4.3S and 9 O'Clock
a. m Tickets good on regular trains
leaving at 1918 a. m, and 1905 p. m
Round-trip rate, one dollar and fifty
cents
Evening star., 1897-03-26
Naval Orders.

Captain j. b. Coghlen has been detached
from the Richmond and ordered to COM
mand the Raleigh. Captain c. J. Barclay.
from the Raleigh to the Amphitrite. Chief
Engineer l.. w. Robinson, from the Indiana
home on three months leave. Chief Engi-
neer j. l.. Hannum from the Amphitrite
10 the Indiana. Chief Engineer c. Andrade
from the New York home on three months
leave. Chief Engineer G. J. Burnap TO the
New York as feet engineer Chief Engineer
w. c. Eaton, from the Vermont 10 the
Amphitrite. Assistant Surgeon ID. n Car
penter, from the Franklin to the Raleigh
Passed Assistant Engineer {. A. Carr
from the Marblehead home on three
months leave. Passed Assistant Engineer
}. L. Cow, from the Raleigh TO
the Marblehead. Passed Assistant En-
s:neer A. S. Halstead, from duty
at Camden to the Raleigh. assed Assist
ant Engineer }. NJ. Pickreli, from Cramps
to duty at Camden, inspector CT ma
chinery. Gunner F. l.. Hoagland, from
the Amphitrite home on three months
leave. Herbert Campbell has been ap-
pointed an acting gunner.
Evening star., 1897-03-26
A PEOPLE OF FEW WORDS.

Let your speech be yea, yea, and nay, nay"
these eom-th of evil" The Shakers abide by the
spirit Of this rule. Their words arc few simple,
sincere ard direct They waste energy in idle
talk; tLey use 1t in thinking and doing. And what
ever they do they do with their might. They are
content with rothng short of the essence and
principle Of the things they Investigate They take
pains and are patient. And thus the doors Of many
strange truths open to them. In this way they dis
covered what may almost he called the unity OF
disease. A venerable Shaker says OF It: 1T IL
said that mans meat is another mans poison
That is bat ralf the truth. ANY MANS MEAT Is
ANY MANS POISON, under certain conditions. II
the grain never got further than the hopper We
should have bread and II bread never got
further than the stomach We should never have
strength. When the stomach is torpid. helpless
and inG med the food lies in 1t and This fer
mentatiOp produces pOsons which may. and often
do. disorder every other organ and function Of the
body. This is indigestion or dyspepsia. with many
symptoms or disguises Cure II and you cure nine
tenths Of your complaints These words We're
uttered many years ago. Since then they have
found 4 remedy known the Shaker Dges
tive Cordial. 1t is made from medicinal plants
cultivated by them. 1t is food and dgests other
foods. Taken willie eating, it rests the stomach
and nourishes the system. The pain and distrcsses
of dyspepsia disc ppear before 1t. 1t prevents fer
n,entation and restores full power to the di
gestion. 1t succeeds In the worst 1t is
worthy the of the people whose name it
bears. Any druggist will sell you trial bottle
FOR ten cents.
Evening star., 1897-03-26
MUSLIN
Underwear.

Underwear.
While especially particular that
everything OF the best quality and
latest style is obtainable in this line.
we are also very determined in keep
ing the prices at the lowest possible
limit. We quote some especially
good values:
Cambria 'hemses. tanhrc uiiic neck and
ari.i"eS. felled seams. Elch. De.
tam,ri: Drawers. umbrella shape. rutic of fine
embroidery Pair. .............:
Muslin Gowns, empire STYLE broad square collar
rum" "f embroidery and Two of insertion
acros' front, embroidery collar and sleeves
f-i.H .'I3c.
Muslin Cambria Gowns. Hubbard style We
neck. double yoke in back. tucks and Insertion in
front, rattle Of embroidery neck and sleeves
'ambric or Muslin Gowns tfor stout wurlen)
Hubbard style. square collar We neck trimmed
with embroidery and insertion, pca. buttons
"a floor.
Evening star., 1897-03-26
Collision With the Newport News

Special Dispatch TO The Eveaing Star.
NORFOLK, Va, March 26.-The steamer
Newport News was in collision Wednesday
night at Fort Washington. on the Potomac.
with the schooner Express. from Washing
ton to Norfolk, with manure. Capt. Geoghe-
gan of the steamer Newport News reports
that the schooner had her boom broken and
yawl mashed. He left one Of his boats
with the disabled schooner. 1t was re-
ported here that the Express sank. but
Capt. Goeghan says there is nothing in the
story.
Evening star., 1897-03-26
Infants
Department

IS most thoroughly equipped with
outf1ttlngs ior the little ones. A vast
array OF the palmer sorts and the
most elegant specimens OF hand
made goods selected abroad. To-
day attention is called to some ex-
ceilent values iii practical low-priced
garments:
Infants tamHric and Nainsook Long Sins .
styles gathered full from neck; yoke formed of
custer tucEs and insertion: round Yoke of tuoks
hhishei Win elrhioidery-e embroidery IN neck and
hit'ie 'hli"ieh $ 'ain'ric Dresses. 3 stylrs-baud
OF insertion across front forming woke. s-,tb.rod
iuii from neck; Hubbard style with yoke of tucls
and insertion embroidery on neck and sleevs.
''' '''..''' ........-........... zoe
Little thiidrens Outing Flannel Saca1.s mink
ana hiue strips, narrow ribbon 1t neck E,c, o5c
Little Children's Close-litiing China SILK Cans
finished with two cords around the face brolJ ties
EicH
Little Chiidrch's Close-ftting silk Cans with
cape trimmed with three rows of silk braid broad
ties. r-ich. Observation-Disclosures. IJc
I'd floor
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Elphonzo Youngs Co.


More of DR., Welsh's grape juice
is sold than all other sorts combined
Because it is the only really pure and
unfermented grape juice on the mar
ket, and being such, it is most de
sirable for sacramental and general
table use. Made OF the finest and
freshest grapes. Splendid for that
feeling of dullness which comes to
all at spring time.
Greatest variety OF Just such things
as 2 hrst-rate grocery should have
in the line of Lenten delicacies.
Salt Mackcrel. Sardines
S.,uscd Mackerel plain
French Mackc:cl. in oil. Homeless
Georges bank Goldfish. tomato sauce
Smoked Bcnelcss Hc: -honed and peeled.
ring. -spiced, picked, trout
Thon Fish. Ned
Royal Kippcrod Herring. mustard sauce.
Flnlo1 Hadlo"ks, Suall SucltS,
Bartaria Shrimp. Columbia RivcT Salmon.
l'tS'y Cai"ks. Selected Lobster,
llt.enGs Marnsf; AIchovies in oil,
tau vim blanc, Anriioyy paste,
ElphonZo Youmgs Co.,
Wholesale and Retail Grocers.
42S Ninth St, bet. d and T.
Evening star., 1897-03-26

Tomorrow liuriiing yr2 viii md uu sil"
GA the saCoud Haor sa iaiiI ans iai uf
hryi, ad,ri Jafftta and - grain -Ik skirts
tEe '"rs h:.,dsuinrst p1tirt'fl .su' we sr'n
this >"dsun. rl>u iut IL hrrI--ii.t, .aH.tt,rd
dEd plain satin and i,'-auiilGl 4i;nir.. a., lon
skirts: c,vTy single sarn:,m .-.si,35,i iil mad,
and lined ana '"ir"tc-u bound. ,i-ir'~ such
as you'n laN others =. 81 aUl SIC hut
which have come ir;a "g- possession ar a
prtcc That VIII enable "a 10 offer vua
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here at SI.oS each.

Very stylish Heck lroradsa ernnadirr
skirts. with th. now ,"ln-,d uUd trliuiu-
r1lstl" lined and t>.iod al i,otfun AsIti F.ii-
giish '"lN";c'n: iust such skirt Is you'N..
\ ,n
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at SI.pS each.

New black. tan. Olive. IInm, rus IA. .,ia.
and navy Sprinc iackv's many al inI.-i
win "iianselbie tatieta Nitk-pIurrr hllf
lined. ~ irugi: las iS.hlr hut tai> and f.p
\, e..ets- should 10 ST. and -
here al s. each
Evening star., 1897-03-26
SPECIALS FOR BOYS.

We have closed cd; s.,iHfl,. iilr.. 81 la,,-.
white lawn hluGse waists from ih.. iulh.r
Al "A biE cpnr,'SSi"n: .,r. riiinii.d y ith deep
embroidery, and soilr have su.id ri.i,il.il. ~
collars nd cuffs. They IL 20
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Your choice for S6.gS.
SPRING WRAPS.

Twenty -tw" sample caPrs ri BLACK faili"
and gr"s- grain Siis aud NnlA'i handsomely S
jet and lace trimmed satin lined and ~iik
hh'd =" - sale tomorrow morning Instead
OF and .
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tomorrow. SI.oS each.

Lor al slr:ped ciiau::, dhl. iah,fa silk
waists, in hlcck AID the newest shades -
plum and Hue: h.tVe rl"ai,d back aud "a a.i.-
cred if"1t. with y"k' har" fancy ~tprk
cellars. turned cuffs and iin,d with whale
b"ri"s -rcal value. ST
here, NJ e, nS eo-i
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here at S. each.

chiidr'n'~ now Spriug -Empir.--' r.f,r
jackets. in hand ;, M mixtures aial p!ain
rl6;hs-have dep Gun ,liaI~ IL E...,l..
trimmed with Whit triid
Evening star., 1897-03-26
Saturdays Pure Food list.

The best brands only Selling large quantities enables keep
the stock always
lX when offered the O inferior - -
Evening star., 1897-03-26

New threc-tnne 'hu.s .ind novelty SkirIS
in very newest and nu>i desirable ,olp-s
rIstl" iinrl lnl N,.l,,I i,puIrl the - skirt ui
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in the latest effects -profuscy trimmed with fow
crs. agrJttes. etc: all the new and fashionahl
shades, including reds and purple.
SA.OO to $500 Each.

Also Trimmed Short-back Sailors,
Turbans, Toques and other small
Hats for early spring wear-a varied
and choice assortment.
ID hoor.
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bring answers.
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The Latest
Veilings.
The popular Wells are the fancy
uNcdo Meshes. which come in end
less variety: and you will notice that
large chenille spots are much in
vogue.
For Saturday:
Fancy Tuxedo. Malinc and russia, ,et o,,.,
win large AMI small chenille dots in magpie lack
daw, brown. navy and black: is and % Inches vii
25c. to $500 the yard.
1st floor
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tomorrow Tor oSc

I.oi Of loys' lauri.l ,r.'d i--rc.il. shirts IA
striped and lg1lr,d patterns to 20 fas
a daY al SOC. each.
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here at sos each.
here at SS.oS each.

Handsome llstrp;iS piaia i.ialai- Sitil.an
sAirI> with that pcr.ect han- desirable
such as ARE selling at 500 c,t.I,yvlirr..
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Trimmed
Millinery.

We are now showing some charm
ING conceits in Trimmed Hats-ln-
ported ones and clever specimens
from our own work rooms, and shall
offer tomorrow a special lot OF
Trimmed Hats
Evening star., 1897-03-26

BOYS fine rcrcalc aud white maSlin shirt
waists r!ratei tack and ft"!.t fl,. foIua-
IN Nrf: desirable patterns the latter with
linen collars ail cuffs slz.S I to l.: yra
10 "a at the rost of o-tlnrry calico waists
Evening star., 1897-03-26

Boys black. gray and li.iu and ,l4fk
brown fedora hats ,eorth much u,rs-fo -
for a daN at sc.
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A1A 9th N. w.
Picture Frames.

Do not forget that we make Picture Frames to
order as low any house in the country AMI
that no matter that the picture is it will b..
framed
HANDSOMELY AND ARTISTICAIIY
We also call attention 10 our immense line of
Unframed Pictures,
Embracing Ea=ravin=s. Etchings. Ihntogravures
Artoiyper. plain ha,d-c colorod: PhGt graphs
Water Col"Ts and Reproductions of Water Colors.
Imitation Pas,es of Fruit and Landscapes Re
ligicus Pictures. Mounted and Unniounted Views o:
Washington, &C., &c.
visit to our new and handsome building will
interest you.
Evening star., 1897-03-26
Sl2. 20 t0r a daN.
LADIES' SKIRTS.
pSc. for a dav.

I"ifc"t hanging figured uahair skirts
ry well lined aud b.sIud Ihe usual - -
>kirt Ecir at
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and gray bi.Ns! spin. saiI~- uitI Ii..B
sailor coli1">. ll.r,.alcs !.raia ,IIiAIil, u.
pretty h.ttunS: Sizss :; -
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tor z5c. each.
tor a day At &c.

BOYS to 1-ycAr -FIuntlern,'' ,.ip.,iut
ana c:ls>imere ptH.S with silk Gi.,s,n .tiid
buckle. a kn,.,.-i to 90
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lust received large shipment l. L Northern Grown
Flower and Vegetable Seeds which sale tomorrow
the lowest price named for these goods
Packages for Sc. Usual Price &C. a PACKAGE
~ sASNeaSSe
Evening star., 1897-03-26

- fin" w"rstcd scry" Suit> In .,rr,n ana
hlars: >otuc nf the Jackets an. ,,n,tl,i,f,,J
10y SILK tubular braid are >ilk Timed. S.,Ii,.
are fly front REFER effect which with >kit.r
arr. lin'd with rustic taiIeIa six such q >aiT
VIII t'~t E"a any whpr. ,l~,. SIS herr. a.
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COL DENBERG 's
S TO r Z NEW So
Mar'h tw,nfy-iNth
Such a lovely
lime of new
skirts, suits,
&c. -
Mar'h Twenty -iNih.

II We were bit sensitive we WoulI
be embarrassed manv times a dav h
the complimentary expressions va
hear on all sides about our new
spring tailor-madc suits. skirts, silk
waists. capes and Jackets.
We have made a remarkable ef-
tort to bring YOU such a stock as
YOU have never before had to choose
tronh-and we've put prices on them
that have broke all previous record,
tor valuc-givinS. We are doing As
leaders should who expect To con
tinue TO lead the vanguard-offcr-
ing You values which we guarante,
cannot be deplicated anywhere.
LADIES' SUITS.
Navy blue and black .loth sui,. v.t,
lobby hy fr"rt ia, k'is and yer, si,li>h
mti,.iin,-i p. skirts III" usual rri.r Il ~hi.h
S.s.yS for dav.
stylish tailor made serge .nd covert suits.
in ali the newest shades: .'rrnn'' ana nv,
front r'~fci Jackets, all silk lined 'f.iai,s
are hiaid trimmed. inh ihr skirts ~ lll an,
sni,, snT '.ry sisliIh "aso's If the season: su'
S7.4S for dav.
- fin" w"rstrd sory.. >tIit> In .,r,.n ana
hla'k; some "f the jackets al. ,,nsii,J,i,l
hy SILK tubular braid >ik Tined. >nlp..
ar" ry front rc"fer effect which with >kifr 4
are lined with rustl" taiIeta six such a >nIT
VIII ''nst E"u anNwlrre .l~" SIS herr. ir
$3.50 for day.
LADIES' SKIRTS.
Perfect hanging figured malair skirts
very we'll lu"d and b,aIud I.. usual - -
>kiri E,sr
pSc for a dav.
New threc-tnnr 'hr,S .,nd novelty skirIS-
in very newest and nau,i desirable ,alp-s
rustic iinc'l anI N,l,rI honnd the - skirt 81
oti'rS-
here at ST oS each.
Very stylish llark nroralsd errnadir,.
skirts. with ti. '"ln-,d Hud fliuiu-
rlsil" lined and ini>!cd al bottom WIsh I'm
glish ''l,"'c'n: iust such 4 skirt y"u',.- /
asked $3.50
here at sos each.
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tomorrow. SI25 each.

% doz IN ladies' coiored bnrdcrrl haadk.r-
chiefs have been passed over To- Us ~ n
great reduction from former price, - that
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S.,yS for a dav.

stylish tail"r-iuad- serge ..nd ,,,yrri >nit>
IN ali ia" newest shades: '-Ftnn' ana NV
front r'''fci ja,'k.tS all silk lined. ''fiai,s
are hlaih trimmed. ind the skirts ~ lll ar,
the Very stylish 'frrcts "f the s-aS.n. such
suits ar" bringing slo -,"rHwhcr.. ll"rt. ~
s. IL for a day
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Friday and Saturday,
Childrem'S DAYS.

Our third floor the and of
girls and boys both big and little You seeing nothing
but the best the low
est The choice complete right we know
how make them Some exceptional values for this week
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Woodward :. hothrop,
10TH 18th and F SITS NV.

Easter Cards, Booklets and Novetes-First floor
Evening star., 1897-03-26

Lot of ladies lawn a4d peg,alc u.r,upsrs
with rufii-d yoke. tight -fi iH- waist lining
trimmed with two rpwS Spatarli,. braid
hound sTmilol,s and WI, skirts an siz.e-
have becn Sl.Jo, and that's much lc>> Ihan
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OTHER SPECIALS.

second h:s.aiiiEyH; of i.1.e iIIi,S' ;.rr
Perf'ai'' and l"Wn waists 20 on ssi" Ialunt-
Iow. thi, Offering Is really rNtrrae..niry
Tor snch waists ELSEWHERE are going Tor H.
htsi. ls zoe. and il l. oal, possible. l,. ~
a
The bee., 1897-11-25

how delighted was at the good for.
tune which led me to your church to.
day. am stopping at the Fifth Ave-
nue.. across the square. Here is my card.
In the dim street light the bishop
read, Herbert f. Edwards, Chicago,
Ills"
II am delighted to meet you, my
boy" said the bishop, with cordially,
his vanity gratified in no small measure
by the fiattering allusion to his sermon.
''Will you be in New York very long?"
"Oh, no, was Edwards ply, ION
Iy few days My business here, for
my visit is business one, win not de-
tain me long, and with but limited
circle Of friends have no great desire
to remain. Indeed / am sorry that
could not delay my trip day longer.
Thanksgiving day away from homo is
always dull in the extreme. One niss-
es the family dinner especially.
AS he spoke the young man, in search
OF cigar. carelessly threw open his
topcoat, and the bishop could see that
he was faultlessly arrayed in evening
dr1ss-
All, thought the reverend gentle
man, evidently well to 90 young
fellow. And he added aloud, respon-
siye chord in lis heart being touched at
the mention OF the word dinner
"Nos Gle does feel lonely away from
one own people on dav like this.