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New Carlsbad Springs.

Late arrivals at the New Carlsbad Springs
include DR.. C. ]. McGovern, Mr.. and Mrs Ham,
ock, l. Rickabaugh, Donal Rickabaugh, ].
OBrien, Charles Hawkins, Miss Cavanaugh,
Miss L. Black, James Black, W. Renfro, l..
Dorm G. Behan, F. Smith, George Akers, San
T.
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SOCIETY.
Continued from Page T,Ce1ty.

len, Jasper Botters H. B. Weller, NJ. L.
Kelly and wife, Mrs. J. J. Gonzales, Mrs. A.
P. Giannini, Master NJ. Giannini, Miss Agnes
Giannini, Master Amadeo Giannini. Miss NJ.
Regini. Miss Rose Cuneo, Miss May Cuneo,
Miss Regina Cuneo, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
shaughnessy, Miss May Shaughnessy, Master
Willie Shaughnessy. OF San Francisco; K A.
Brassv. San Jose; Henry B. Allen, Chicago;
Mrs. Olivia Mel, Gordon Mel, Edward Mel,
keedley, Fresno County; DR.. o. D. Hamlin,
Mrs Hamlin. Mas ter 0. d. Hamltn, Mrs A
A. Davis, Miss Lizzie Barry, ). J. hannlhn,
oakland: Mr.. and Mrs. George Cats and
child, Stockton.
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Meade Relief Corps.

Arrangements are being made by the mem
bers of the George Meade Relief Corps to give
old folks dance on the evening OF the first
Wednesday in September.
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knights of Honor.

P. L. Archibal G. D.; W. J. Tho mson. G. V.
D., and Thomas Johnstone, G. R., installed
the officers of Tahoe Lodge, West Berkeley
The meeting was we'll attended by the mem
bers, who cordially received the grand officers.
The officers of Polar Star were installed on
Friday by P. L. Archib bald, G. D., and Deputies
E. A. Falvey and c. E. French.
The odgeroom of Liberty Lodge was filed
to is full capacity'by its mem bers and visitors
on Monday evening, to witness the installation
of officer, by Deputy Frank Lawrence. Yerba
Bueua Lodge attended in body, and among
those present were P L. Archibald G. D.; W..
J. Thomson, G. " D.; I. Johnstone, G. r., and
Supreme Representatives Z. f. Curry and j..
w. Rourke.
Germania Lodge was well filed on Tuesday,
to witness the installation of the following Of
ficers by the grand officers: Charles Drescher,
P. D.. f. Koment. D. Xavier Stelker, V. D.. p.
F. Hollenson, A. D.; John f. Rau, R.; Charles
Lackmann, f. R.; J. A Miller, Treasurer; III.
stein S Trustees L. FEELING, ?. H. Mas.
served in honor of the grand officers.
Keystone Lodge installed its officers on
Thursday evening" the ceremony being per-
formed by Deputy f. Lawrence, assisted by a
! full corps OF grand officers. The new officers
are: L. Throne, P. D.: Charles H. Holcomb,
! D. i; J. A. Rowsell, V. D.; H. S. Kohn, A. D.; F.
Raisch, R.; n. Rose, F. R.: F. A. Jennings,
| treasurer; E. F. Joy, c.; ]. Lane, guide; e. c..
Mccall, e.; NJ. Weibye, s.; trustees-E. F.
| Joy, Fred Raabe, John Foley.
| The proceedings of the Supreme Lodge at
| the session OF 1897 have been issued at ST.
Louis and have arrived in this City.
The constitution OF the Supreme Lodge and
! subordinate lodges, as amended in the session
of 1897, are now on the way here and can be
! supplied TO lodges during the coming week.
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Sausa1fto.

sAusALITO. CAL. July 24-Lieutenant and
Mrs. Marcus L. Miller have left Sausalito and
will make their home on Angel Island Colonel
Miller, father of the lieutenant, has arrived
from the East to take command on the island.
The Bachelors Social Club will give hop
Tuesday evening, July II, at the Paclhc facnt
Clubhouse in South Sausalito
w. j. Eaton OF San Francisco is stopping at
Hotel Geneva. During the past two weeks he
has given a mum Der OF moonlight launch par
ties com mpleting the evenings pleasures with
midnight dinner at the Barron's.
Allen St John Bowie, who has been stop
ming at the Hutch, left for the City to spend
a few days and will return the first OF the
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Foster of Sausalito
were entertained at dinner at the Hutch by
Claude Terry Hamilton and E. H. Sheldon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Macintosh enter
tanned Mt dinner last week G. I. Hamilton,
E. H. sheldon, Allen Bowie ana MT. Costlgan.
GUS Costigan has entertained quite n umber
OF his friends with cruises about the bay IN his
|. Mr.. Lowell and Ed Ayre were the guests of
w T. Eaton at the Hotel Geneva one evening
| last week.
F. W. Runyon was guest of E. 81. Sheldon
at his home in Sausal1to TINS week
Mr. and Mrs Charles Foster have had for
their guests Mr.. and Mrs. Van Bergen and
Mrs Fosters mother.
Miss Maud Younger OF San francisco Is at
Hollyoaks for the summer.
Charles Sonntag of San Francisco arrived in
Sausant to the middle of the month for q sh ort
stay at Hotel Geneva.
Mr. Birmingham OF Snreve d GO. spent
from Saturday TO Monday in Sausalito.
Mr. Kelly has rented DR.. c. o. Cooper's
house on the hill and gave dinner party to
six of his gentlemen friends this week.
Messrs Kelly Of New York have been the
guests of Frank Find.ey at the Terrace.
Saratoga Springs.
SARATOGA SPRINGS, CAL, July 24.-On
Saturday evening, July IL, e grand ball was
given here. The guests of the neighboring re-
sorts were invited and quite number at
tended At12 o'clock the Virginia reel was
danced, in which everybody Joined. The
ma rch for supper was formed and guests par
took of the boun tiful repast which mine host,
J. Martens, had prepared for the occasion.
After supper the guests spent quiet hour on
the porch.
nament, for which the guests had been prac-
ticiug tor a few days past The games were
quife exciting, especially the sets between j.
J. Maginis ana James T. Casey and Professor
r. L. Yanke and Wiifred- G. Yanke, which
were to each.
Wllfred G. Yanke took the champion hon.
ors and was rewarded the prize which was a
free trip to Blue Lake and all expenses paid.
d. Schafer acted as umpire.
In the cool of the evening after supper the
bicycle races were held. Alvin Mass made
splendid showing.
New arrivals at the Springs include: Albert
Morgenstern and wife, j. A. Vaughan Bert
Kleinhaus, Charles Henning, San Francisco;
w. L. Schluder and wife, Oakland; Charles S.
Baker, Howard M. Black, Mr.. Mason San
Francisco; Miss I. Casey, Milpitas; 6. W.
Los Angeles; Mrs. NJ. Smith, Sausaito; X.
Miller, San Rafael; Miss N. Love, San Fran
cisco; M. Sloss, San Diego; LOUIS Mershall, Los
Angeles; William Scholz San Francisco
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Harbin Springs.

HARDIN SPRINGS, CAL. July ga very
enjoyable musical programme was rendered
last Sunday evening in honorlo Mr.. Wolf and
Mr. and Mrs. Bozio, who LETT for home the fol-
lowing day. The programme was under the
able supervision of Mr.. Wolf, who helped to
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COLORED DRESS GOODS.

COL0RED DRESS GOODS.
1Oo-77 pieces 36-INCH MIXED DRESS
IUC GOODS, value for 25c yard, on
special sale at 10c yard.
1so-6s pieces 3s- INCH NOVELTY
LOU DRESS GOODS, figured effects.
regular price SOC yard, on special
sale at 15c yard.
OSc-s2 pieces 3s-INCH FANCY SUIT
ECC ING, two-toned colorings, former
price SOC yard, on special sale at
25c yard.
SILK DEPARTMENT.
cso-1oOO yards COLORED FIGURED
OCC FOULARD SILK; rich. hand
some designs; former price $1.0O,
our special sale price Csc yard.
OO-6oo yards BLACK FIGURED
DI.OU DUCHESSE SATIN, elegant
designs, former price $1.50, our
special sale price $1.00 yard.
LADIES' WAISTS.
sOo-LADIES' LAUNDERED SHIRT
OOO WAISFS. detachable collars, regu-
lar price 81, will be offered at SOC.
7so-LADIES FIGURED LAWN
loC WAISTS in dark and light colors,
regular price 81 %, Will be placed
ON sale at 75c.
CT 00-LApIES' DIM!TY and LAWN
tDl.UO WAISTS, in fancy patterns,
latest style, regular price ST. so,
will be placed on sale at 81.
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Paraiso Springs.

The guests at Paraiso Springs spent most
enjoyable Friday evening, July 16, by partici-
pating in a hay ride. A party OF twenty-six
left the springs at 7:30, returning at 1880.
a farewell supper was given on the return in
honor OF Sc veral guests who had to leave the
next day. Other days and evenings are spent
in playing whist and euchre, lawn-tennls and
croq uet and dancing.
The arrivals OF the last few days are as fol-
lows: J. A. Anderson, James Wrenn, John
Scharff, L. r. Ellert. Mrs. A. Currie, E: A.
Husing, A. E. Clarke, J. A. Cunningham, l. F.
Field, c. T. Romie, j. W. Besse, Mrs. Ackman,
Lillian Refs. Mrs Julian Sonntag, Miss A
Sonntag, Miss Minnie Hansen, A. Trescon,
wife and child, O. Noda, Japan, R. B. Cox,
W. Bogen, Miss Argusta Fenegel, w. Fenegel,
]. A. Baxter, Mrs. ]. A. Baxter, Henry Doyle,
L. Crocker, NJ. Augustus Ramer, F. Louise
Thurwachter, Margle 7. NJ. Hughes, John s.
Porter. Mrs. J. B. Ford, J. Mccarthy, NJ. Nc
Carthy F. A Kilburn, S. j. Burkman, F. M.
Johnston
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Junior Order American Mechanics.


At the meeting of Alexander Hamilton
Council last Wednesday Dr.. Fitch made a mo-
ton that the counci! offer itself for consoldA-
ton with some other council, giving as a
reason for the motion that mem bership was
not as active as it should be. The motion led
10 very animated debate and it was defeated.
The council will give an ntertainment and
social on the 18th of August
Martha Washington Council OF the Daug h.
ters of Liberty had an interesting meeting
last Monday and there were present many
visitors, including number from Oakland.
There were addresses by Mrs. Clara stephens
and Mrs. Manchester of Providence, R. l., who
delivered the address she presented to the
Woman's Congress recently.
The local councils of the Daughters of Lib
erty and those OF the councils of Oakland are
making arrangements for a reunion to be held
on the 14th of August in compliance with q
sugges ton from the National Council to the
| effect that such reunions be held on that day
wherever there are two or mere councils in
| one locality.
The following officers of councils of the
| Juniors have been elected for the current
| term:
Lincoln Councll-Mark Lane, c.. D. D. Brown,
Y. G: Nv Coffey K. s.. L: j. Burke, A. R. s. i;
K. F. de Leslie, F. 3; r. A. A. summers, r.; W.
F. Beiyel, Con-. Charles Fancher, W; M. G. Post,
1 5; 1,I;, i; Jones O. 8: srustees-W D. Caldwell,
U. S Grant Council-A. F. ate, c.: F. B. Will
liams V. c.; T. c. Pallison, r. s.; G. H Riddock,
D. Hemphil con; W. p Mason, w; p, George L.
Mead /. g.; w. A. Miller, o. s.; trustees-D T.
Herring, w. r. Mccullough, A. Plate
Unity Council, san Jose-H. 6. Squer c.; J.
B. Charles V. c.; G. ). Palmer, r. 3; w. Il.
jackson A " e. t 81 s,p,,sr dnn Hunt F. CAV
W.; l.. Lunsford. l. 5. H. A Collins, o. s.; w
E. Jackson, W. NJ. Crofort, C. W. CoIilns trustees.
E. g. Decker v. q; c. J. Hinman, r. s.; r. E.
steele, a. R. $; 4 l. Park, s.; P NJ Van
W. Howard, l. $. w A. Wilson, O. s.; Dr. L. D..
scherer A. K. Lind ey, g. X. Murdoch, trustees.
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VEILING! VEILING!

YELLING! YELLING!
OSo-CREAM AND BUTTER WASH
ZcC ABLE WELLS, regular value 45c,
on special sale at 25c each.
9So-CREAM AND BUTTER WASH
ccO ABLE WELLS, regular value SOC,
on special sale at 35c each.
dOo-CREAM AND BUTTER WASH
tUC ABLE Wells, regular value 75c,
on special sale at 40c each.
SOo-CREAM AND BUTTER WASH
cUC ABLE Wells, regular value 9Oc,
on special sale at SOC each.
LADIES' GLOVES.
1so-6O dozen LADIES' SUPERIOR
IoO TAFFETA GLOVES. in brown,
tdA dilO Sidtc COlOISi ioB NdluS
35c a pair. will be on special sale
at 15c pair.
7so-5o dozen LADIES S-BUTTON
lcC BEN G T H MOUSQUETAIRE
DRESSED (REAL KIDD GLOVES,
in tan, brown and states, regular
value 81 50 will be on sale at 75c
pair (odd sizes).
RIBBONS! RIBBONS!
O1o-2-INCH ALL SILK, COLORED
O3C SATIN AND GROS- GRAIN RIB
BON. in assorted colors, will be
closed out at SIC.
1Oo-2H- IN CHI ALL-SILK, COLORED
lUC SATIN AND GROS-GRAIN RIB
BON, in ass orted colors, will be
closed out at 10c.
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Single Stem Two Orders Whose Aims Are
One" W H Barnes. After supper there was
dance until midnight
On last Wednesday night Ivy Lodge had a.
large and interesting meeting and under the
good of the order there was short pro-
eramme piano solo was given by Miss
Margie OaKes, Miss Josie Butler gave dra-
matte recitation, there were specialties by
Bert Lissner and during the evening there
were limitations by the drill team. William
A. lines delivered an address in which he de-
cIared that it was his purpose to secure the
names of twenty-five members to add to the
list of beneficiary members, and as a result of
his talk he secured the names of ten others
promising to consider the matter.
Next Tuesday Grand Recorder Mrs. Poland
will institute new lodge at Milpitas, Santa
Clara County.
There is prospect of insti tutiug lodge of
the order at Newman, Stanislaus County.
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LAST WEEK GREAT SACRIFICE SALE!

in
departmn sandM EVERYTHING
FIGURES THAT REPRESENT ONLY FRACTION OF REAL VALUES!
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LADIES' BELTS!

LADIES' LEATHER BELTS.
in black, tans, browns, reds OK
and green's, consisting of Got
variety of new styles, and Each
prices up to 40c. Special at
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CT OO-LADIES' DIMITY and LAWN
Dl.UO WAISTS, in fancy patterns,
latest style, regular price ST. so,
will be placed on sale at 81.
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The Chosen Friends.

The officers OF Evans Council of the Order OF
Chosen Friends were installed in public in
the presence OF large number of friends OF
the council in Social Hall, AicaZar building,
last Thursday night The installing officer
was District Deputy Fred A. Tay lor, assisted
by Grand Recorder S. c. Wallis, acting as
grand marshal, and by several other grand
officers. The new officers are: Mrs. C. ].
Sweeney, past councillor; ]. C. Irvine, coun-
cior; Miss Litzius. vice-councilor; w. N.
Brunt instructor; Mrs. c. R. Sain, secretary !;
w. n Brunt, treasurer; E. E. ChessInan, mar
shal; Miss Nettie Sweeney, warden; Mrs.
Emma Packer, guard, and Mrs. Murray, SEN
tineL
Among those who were present and wit
messed the impressive ceremony of installation
were Past Supreme Councillor &. NJ. Arnold,
Supre me Vice-COuncilor DR.. L. r. Webster,
Past Grand Councillor A. B. Ssnborn, Grand
Councillor Max Boehm, Grand Recorder S. c.
Wallis, Grand Treasurer Miss Clara Mcdonald
and number of visitors from other councils.
AT the close of the ceremony there was pre-
sented mixed programme of entertaining
numbers and OF dances. After waltz little
LOIS Underwood. a charming little maid,
whose dancing is the poetry OF motion, enter
tanned with fancy scarf dance. The others
who entertained the members present and
their friends were J. II. Widman, who gave
vocal solo; Lew Rose OF the Orpheum troupe,
who Jold am using stories and in very clever
manner enacted The remorse ana death of
Fagin portrayed by Dickens in "Oliver
Twist; Miss Brown and Mrs Honn sang
duet aud the Misses Honn gave fancy dance.
There was dancing between each number and
there was an elegant spread in the banquet
room. AS a souvenir of the occasion each
person was presented with little imitation
chicken as Matched from the she'll. After the
feast dancing was resumed and kept up until
midnight.
The officers of Martha Washington Council
at San Pedro were installed by Grand Coun-
cilor Boehm, assisted by Mrs. Clara Mcdonald,
grand treasurer, last week.
Last Wednesday District Deputy Ida Morton,
assisted by Grand Recorder S. c. Wallis in
stalled the officers OF Eveltne Council at Chico,
Butte County.
Assessment No. 279 has been levied and will
be delinquent on the 18th of August
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FANCY BORDERED DDAMASK,
TOWELS, knotted fringe,
extra sizes, that were 1880 (
each, reduced to.
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Hotel Porto1a.

PORTOLA, CAL. July 24.-Among the recent
arrivals at Portola are: F. Hohweisner and
family, Mrs. Edward, the Misses Annie, Emily
and Mamie Schueltskopi, Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam Roman and family, Miss Dora Schu-
macher, Mr.. Plum, Mrs. Fisk, Mr.. and Mrs. s..
Warren and family, Miss Kate Reilly, Mr..
and Mrs. N E. Maison and son, Miss Annie
Misner, Benjamin Roman, c. M. Elliot
On Thursday Mrs. Edouard gave birthday
fete in the redwoods to the little ones In honor
of Miss Nina Hohweisner.
Covers were laid for fourteen. 1t was q
happy affair for both young and old.
Mr. Elliott of the Knickerbocker quartet has
won many friends through his charming man.
ner in gracefully acceding to the heavy de-
mands for solos.
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LINEN WEEK.!

Linens are going up fast and prices will
be much higher owing to the new tariff.
But this week we give all an opportunity
to lay in their supplies at lower prices
than ever.
HEAVY IRISH LINEN NAP,
KINS. fast selvedges, "a &17S
"A inches square, that were { pIsto
$2 25 dozen, reduced to......i
CREAM TABLE DAMASK,
heavy grade, all linen, 6 in. ASa
wide, that was Soc yard, foU
reduced tn. tn...................
BLEACH'D TABLE DAMASK,l
very good grade that was AhE
75c yard, reduced to. .l
FANCY BORDERED DAMASK,
TOWELS, knotted fringe, 0Sa
extra sizes, that were 1890 GJU
each, reduced to. .........j
LADIES' DRESS SKIRTS
LADIES' DRESS SKIRTS, in
black figured mohair and J "a IN
college checks, lined and : XI
velvet bound, worth $1.50, *AV
sale price. Observation-Disclosures.
LADIES' BLACK FIGURED
MOHAIR AND GRENA-l =.
DINE DRESS SKIRTS, full nj .4l
width, lined and bound,
worth 81, sale price. ........
LADIES' BLACK BROCADED
double lined, 'S full NV WIDTH $500
worth $40, sale price. ........
LADIES' BELTSl
LADIES' LEATHER BELTS.
in black, tans, browns, feds 06a
and green's, consisting of G0U
variety of new styles, and Each
prices up to 40c. Special at.
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B'ne Birth.

The Past Presidents Association will hold a
meeting on the second Tuesday in August to
discuss matters OF Importance 10 the order. A
special circular will be sent to all past presi-
dents who have not yet joined the associa-
ton, inviting them to be present, and an effort
will be made to have them join. This body
has made its influence felt in shaping the ad-
vancement OF the order, and it, at the last ses-
sion, did much TO secure the passage of wise
laws for the government of the mem bership.
Eduard Tausky is the president
A large number of applications under the
provisions OF the new endowment plan are be-
ing received, showing increased interest in
the order.
There are q number of members of the or.
der who have availed themselves of the bene-
ficiary clause, but have failed to nominate
beneficiaries. Such will be notified by The
grand secretary, in the hope that they will
name those to " hom they wish the benefits to
be paid. The failure to do this entails great
deal OF unnecessary annoyance and delays.
The Rev. Mr.. Voorsanger on his recent visit
to Seattle delivered a lecture before the lodge
in that city, and created very favorable i'm
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MEMS FURNISHINGS.

1880 dozen MEMS ALL SILK
LOU FOUR-IN-HAND AND TECK
SCARFS. satin llned in variety
of the newest silks. extra value for
25c, sale price 15c each.
kOo-S5 dozen MEMS GOLF SHIRTS.
CUO made of new Summer shirtings.
largely assorted patterns (our own
special man eDufacture), sale price
soc each.
rso-3 cases MEMS UNDERWEAR, in
toC vicuna, camel l's-hair and sanitary
undved wool, warranted shrunk,
good value for 81 25, sale price 75c
each.
CT kO-2 cases MEMS HEAVY
,Dl.OU FLEECE-LINED ALL WOOL
UNDER SHIRTS and DRAW
ERS, in sanitary gray and
vicuna, good value for 81 so,
sale price 81 so each.
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LADIES' BLACK BROCADED
SATIN DRESS SKIRTS,
double lined, full width,
worth $40, sale price. .......
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CORsETS! CORsETS!

$1OO % a9ss" eoFse9s essfsss ss 1s!se1a,sa shas
medium and extra long black,
drab and fancy figure, good
value. for 81 so, will be on sale
at 81 each.
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Linens are going up fast and prices will
be much higher owing to the new tariff.
But this week we give all an opportunity
to lay in their supplies at lower prices
than ever.
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San Rafael.

Among the recent arrivals at the Hotel Rs-
fael are the following: Mrs. S. Taylor. Mrs. s.
E. Knowles, William jackson Littell. Mrs.
John McMullen, William NJ. Gwin, j. EGlin, A.
E. Jackson, P Fl. Atkinson, F. A. Meyer, E. L.
Heller, Herbert D. Walter, Mr.. and Mrs. Theo-
dore F. Kane, Frank II. Stone Mrs. George w.
Gibbs, Miss E. Kane. Mrs. E. A. Howard, Miss
K. E. Van Court Miss Lucy Moffitt, Miss Alice
Moffitt, Miss Moffitt, ]. V. D. Middleton, Mr..
and Mrs. W. NJ. Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Hume, Walter Marvin. George B. de Long,
Charles F. Hanlon, b. Dreyfus, Mrs. Stewart.
W. j. McCloskey Samuel e. Naphtaly, Mrs. S.
G Natphtaly, Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Fletcher, T. T.
Brennan, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lyon, Miss
LYON Miss Nellie Lvon, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Naph-
taly. j. Black, Mrs. E. L. Goodsell, Judge and
Mrs. Morrison, Miss Love, J. E. Shoobert, J. F.
Burgin, Mrs c. H. Watt, j. A. Graves, B. s.
Grsves NJ q Tson A. RfbeS,
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RIBBONS! RIBBONS

O1o-2-INCH ALL SILK, COLORED
O3C SATIN AND GROS- GRAIN RIB
BON. in assorted colors. will be
closed out at SIC.
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BLEACH'D TABLE DAMASK,
very good grade that was
75c yard, educed to. ......
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so-LADIES' FIGURED LAWN
loC WAISTS, in dark and light colors,
regular price 81 %, Will be placed
on sale at 75c.
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LADIES' BLACK FIGURED
MOHAIR AND GRENA-
DINE DRESS SKIRTS, full
width, lined and bound,
worth 81, sale price. ...,...
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1Oo-2H- INCH ALL-SILK, COLORED
lUC SATIN AND GROS-GRAIN RIB
BON, in ass sorted colors, will be
closed out at 10c
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LADIES' GLOVES.

1so-6O dozen LADIES SUPERIOR
LOU TAFFETA GLOVES, in brown,
tan and slate !colors, regular value
35c a pair. will be on special sale
at 15c pair.
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LADIES' DRESS SKIRTS

LADIES' DRESS SKIRTS, in
black figured mohair and
college checks, lined and
velvet bound, worth S1.50,
sale price.
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LADIES' WAISTS.

eoo-LADIEs' LAUNDERED SHIRT
OUO WAISTS. detachable collars, regu-
lar price 81 will be offered at SOC.
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OO-6Oo yards BLACK FIGURED
Dl.OO DUCHESSE SATIN, elegant
designs, former price $1.50. our
special sale price $1.00 yard.
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CREAM TABLE DAMASK,
heavy grade, all linen, in.
wide, that was 55c a yard,
reduced tn.
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HEAVY IRISH LINEN NAP
KINS, fast seIvedges, "a Of
"A inches square, that were Pl
81 Is dozen, reduced to.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1897-10-06
Groceries
and Hardware!

Mr.. j. III. Carnes, assisted by
Mr.. w. b. Cauthen and Mr. j. Il.
Culp are the presiding genii in
this department.
; Car Loads Of Flour bought
before the advance. We can
save you money. Coffee-Good
Rio 8 pounds to the $1.OO. Now
1T is we'll known fact that the
New Tariff has advanced Guns 40
per cent.-We anticipated this
fact and bought our Guns i'm June.
So you can have them at the old
price. 1t is also as we'll known
that we carry the only complete
stock OF Guns in Lancaster.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1897-10-06
Death of General Farley.

General Hugh Legare Farley
died at his home in Spartanburg
last Thursday afternoon at 4
o'clock, of kidney trouble, after
a long illness. General Farley
was born in Laurens county in
1914. He entered the Confederate
service at 16 years of age, and by
his many acts Of conspicuous
bravery won promotion to a
captaincy. Among the battles in
which he took part were Manas-
sas, Yorktown, Williamsburg,
Seven Days Fights Around Rich
mond, Winchester, Fredericksburg,
Chattanooga, Gettysburg, Chick
amauga, Cold Harlor. Petersburg
and others. He was wounded
many times but fought through
to the surrender. Since the war,
he has been very conspicuous in
state politics, and was elected