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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-02-27

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before or sldsEt boy GaE bora EzA
Tie moihsr 81 the ~sour grezr. sarvaE
boss via a sigh she WEs : nsvzaF
ehila. and the EuEs bsAuiatEl aze 1 eTe-
EaE- III shOE yoa he- asesare. Amt
Becky
she aFsaes and c9e-lsg 4 E=zll cab
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fAiniias q 4 year-oA h1hF. Eh-aa
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tapt mas eim4ae1 aas szErs ~ E2zgk-
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] 1i1 ksse %. hzs have EtssA - th4-
lkgzEAI Be-rls all u t-z gezEx ca
On ChFlEtEsa Dag. ass Ae Is IL yozng-
est.
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solo Dene=her Car. AEns Beekg vas
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she a2s Fis,tlzg zesgaso-kooG srg7
sksrh has ce-e 70 Aer iaIss q scr
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ii less ks1 besz hsre bed have
sons % see TIE sosr sS1ls. Ehs SID
. Aefseii. -an4 shzi's s1g-gA 10 seze
-s-
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Z hAr4s fan. ksr prrse fan. 10 Esc>0r
sns 70 safe she si4 no. return 70
lunch. fn9iaE too naeA 70 % t0E CHI
RI 20 tAink q hsraeli
! u0asd not tel yca o. al her i0S-
ing riiniEsrs,iczH that day q dAys
-; shs seat Ebozt doing god u
aAiferuG noi % Anzt B@eky that
Christmas vas rear ~ h1ne. aad thai
she had in:ssesd Bsokiag into the ~C7-
csrfnl shc5 wlnsous that vsTy czg
IN fart. she forgot hsrss. s=fIselg
EhlIs HcrkiaE fos her Nzs.sr. lie hae
Eiren bis life for Der. 80 she gave his
stIling service
she LED . poor -icF;- Eiri % III
Rock. Christ Jesns. she snOgthe9 IN
syiax psiioz of an aged ran. 70 Shsz
shs had pointed the War. the Truih
ana Ire life. she fed tie starvtEl
ehIidren q q miserable dTunkzrc. an
TIE poor Ilitie ihl.Es dung % ser a
n ,tay ocsId ncSsr ~ her 70.
Bat tkese zsrs oaly a few % be
IoTlnE rrsnsNiraiioas In His aare'
,ha; soiden ssy. Emily oir1sissa ha'
began 70 worry about Aunt Becky q
the day-she nAoTt 1isfes'a Gay-Ea
about dosing The three sturdy scy
had tsF. gone 20 Christmas Eve par
~ ana Richard Oimx;ead had com
harrs 70 the sfx-o'cicck dinner Ehei
Aunt Becky arrived or the srTne. Il
beg arms something like TagGsan'
treasures. bat Il squirrBed.
Aunt Becky sank tnio chaiT. bSr
dc and al.
.Tm about trckered oH;." sAe said
with a faint s4nils: bot I'm happl
Here. EuIly aas Dick. addTeEsih
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-02-27

South Africa is the home of spe cies
OF earthworm, creature closely re-
lated to our common angleworm, who
is not only a giant among the deni-
zens of the soil, but which is reputed
to have a taste for human blood.
There are two species of this uncanny
wiggler, one of dark red color and
the other almost black. They are
larger than ones finger and from
three TO four feet in length.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-02-27

While attempting to chop some
woods in his back yard. the secretary
=, a Toronto loan association allowed
h,s az TO get foul OF clothesline. and
hIs head was split instead OF the wood.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-02-27

II we live in a region where malaria is prev
alent. IL is useless TO hope 10 escape IL IL
unproyided with a medicinal safeguard.
Wherever the epidemic is most prevalent
and malignant-in South and Central Amer
lea. the West Indies and certain portions of
Mexico and the Isthmus of Panama, Hostel
ter's stomach Bitters has proved q remedy
for and preventive OF the disease in every
form Not less effective is ii in curing
rheumatism. liver and kidney complaints,
dyspepsia biliousness and nervousness.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-02-27
On the wedding Trip.

"You can't both ride on a single
ticket" said the conductor sharply.
''0h, / guess we kim" answered Josh
with perfect confidence as he threw
his arm around his blushing compan-
ion. ''If you'll look at this here doca-
ment you'll see that me and Martha's
jest been made one."-Detroit Free
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-02-27

susan u. Anthony Is never seen In
publIc in anything bat n black silk
Gown. which is the Nov England uni
form OF spinsterhood.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-02-27

Ibeiieve that Piso's Cure is the only med
icine that viii cure consumption.-Anna NJ
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-02-27

CAssARETs stimulate liver, kidneys and
bowels. Never sicken, weaken or grippe, 10c
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-02-27

DR. Kays Lung Bal m is the safest, surest
and pleasantest cure for all coughs.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-02-27

Pc sure your own family needs no aid
before you rush to the aid of Cuba.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-02-27

An average size cocoanut produces pint
of milk
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-02-27

HE AsiroluEer in
sists thar every APP
piicant for = free
reading in these
columns must give
fun name aad adj
dress. The answer
viii be BE- initial
Galess some other
means 0. Sdeatia-
cation IL adopted
by applicant II
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-02-27
A CHRISTMAS SISTER.

OR gngn. strsns
hogE md nm even
one almie slsss~ en-
claimed Ami
Becky Olnstead.
Who hRa nuze 10
spend q na.ia villa
her faEDr4-e nlSa-
eEs family
Il ha1 a ls-z5s
dEu=aafr-z1ar East
ehna-s5ut sAe 1ses
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-02-27
SOME HOROSCOPES.
rsAruREs or LIFE INDICATED
BY THE PLANETS.

-, fnstructlons Go Applicants far
re-, Readings Fuii Name and Ad-
s,,.s nast Accompany Esory I4etier
--rrisate Readings.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-02-27

Zo'a says he hss the bicycle for the for
getfulness it testows.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-02-27

JUsT trv loo Iox OF 1a,carets, candy
cathaTtic. the finest liver snd towel resu
Iator made.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-02-27
rrr.. xvIn.ioys's Soothing syrup

Love is a microhe. and every pretty girl
carries them around in her clothes.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-02-27
ugxxN !,

san 90 not know the exact GATE o.
sour a birth send TWO tEo-ueai
camps fgr special insiEarii9as
Ege-y request for 4 hoross0ps EIll
h answered in is tnfa. ssEerAl
sunafed have already beEa hie4. Peg
ssas Elsaing private readings - 1aall.
4 once. must ineioas TWELVE twc-
~, stamps. Address All letters %
pro-. C ". Cunningham. DEPT 8. is
ssrsh Clinton street. Chicago. Ill Tnia
sssks horoscopes are as follows.
r. T. r.. Crete. Sea.
Yca are a mixture % The Kig1s Ar2eE
sskh Mars rules. and Taarns EhirA
ysaEs rules. and therefore Mars and
Tsras are yoar ruiing piznsia Yes
are Es3lsm height ~ ADORE. medium
Is nghi complexion. the sya4 have a
ysrziias sparkle Aa8 sharp kiEht Ana
an o. 4 medium 70 iighi color fOa
ar gsrs active and energetic saa quite
Ezaiiis-s 10 epash bnslnssss yei. u this
tzs = rgrrtrs. 500 hare no c01siiin-
ags hat viii ailoE yOs % cArTy OF.
fssf Ambiiioas. and year Eosfs all
seats alli - IL some way con2ersc9
siih year head. Yea have great lore
81 tie beautiful 10 A. and raiHFt.
20 are Possessed siih = great ability
3 ialk. uriie and uoFk srs eabroid-
~ and paint yoa have natural abii-
Ey n some Of the aas aria iioHsre-.
sslT tAOse that kn9W you vel vii
tsiy appreciate yon. ana che arts half
& LIE Eili bc sphiii work. ihs las; haif
sll = sotns better. Marriage q Es-
isgsaEate Ter you.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-02-27

A grandson OF Garibaldi is a prospecting
druggist in Rome.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-02-27

No cough so lad that TT. Kays Lunl
Pn!m will not cure it. See ad.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-02-27

For rhidrvn tcetkn sofiens the gums reduces iufar
rAtion aIays pain, wind cole = cents eotti
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-02-27

Recor,is are made 10 he broken.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-02-07
Wash Goods Sale.

Special lines for the coming week at less
thar value.
Another shipment OF Fine Classic Zephyr
Ginghams and Seersuckers, checks and
stripes, value l0c, at 51Gc. per yard.
Lancaster Apron Ginghams, best quality,
no seconds, all styles, she. per yard.
New Printed Chambray, styles equal to
new silks, bhc. per yard.
Mill remnants OF Printed Lace Stripe Or
CANDY and Swiss Lawns, l to 12 yard
lengths, new 1897 styles, same as regular
stock goods at loo, l8c. and 25c. special
at l0c. per yard.
Cotton Crepe remnants and short lengths,
to close at SC. per yard.
36-inch Percale, finest cloth, equal to the
French, all the new spring styles, light,
medium, n dark c~olors, 12lfc. per yard.
A lot Of 36-inch Percales, last seasons
styles, best goods, to close at sac. per yard.
New line OF Flannelettes, mill remnants,
1 to 12 yards, nc. per yard.
A special lot OF 100 pieces Stripe Outing
Cloth, one style only, value loo, at SC. per
yard.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-02-07
FULTON ST, GALLATIN PLACE AND LIVINGSTON ST

Rrnppled, and witness saw Weber fall. He did
not see o ticket seller near. Mccoy was back
ing away from Webher ut the time the latter
fell. Witness heard some one say III you are
friends OF that man you had better get him
away"
Weber lay on his face on the platform. near
tho ticket-chopping box. His head was toward
the north. Witness assisted IN getting him to
his feet, and then WeObsr said. "Get me away
to q room where ! can lie down" Witness
Bulls Head Hotel.
Michael Xnhner OF GAINESVILLE. o., who was
tho other mar with Weboer on the night of the
assault, corroborated Schutt's testimony, ex-
cent that no said he saw n third person come
Webber ana Mccoy were quarrelling. He could
or not. After the assault, Iahner says. he
Detective McConyille, oae OF the officers who
arrested Mccoy and Foley, testified that McCov
said after his arrest that Wcbher. after going
back and putting he tickets In the box. struck
him: Weber was q much larger man, and
followed him mp, and the two men came to aid
him, Three men whom Mccoy said he did not
know, came out from the station. and one
Weber with . stick, Of wood. Detective
McConville further said that Foley. after his
arrest said tina! lie saw three men murderous-
ployee. he went TO hts assistance.
Counsel Tor tho prisoners attempted 70 secure
the release OF their clients on ball, and Mssis-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-02-07
Boys Clothing.

All next week we shall make this depart
ment one OF the busiest ever known. Have
purchased from one Of the largest clothing
manufacturers the balance OF his winter
stock, comprising 1000 two-piece Double
breasted and Junior Suits, of this seasons
make, strongly made and well lined Have
divided them up into four different lots and
marked them at about half original cost.
REMEMBER, although the assortment Is
large. first choice IN always best.
LOT 1850 Fine Refer, Junior and
Double breasted Suits, all wool materials,
REFER and Junior suits, sizes etf to 2 years,
Double breasted Suits, z to 10 years, reg
ular 81. 90 quality, at $l.9s.
LOT 3-Boys' Fine Cheviot and Tweed
Suits. small, neat mixtures, sizes 2 to Is
years, regular IS. 90 quality, at So. 80.
LOT 3-ll5 Boys Fine Cheviot and
Cashmere Suits, we'll lined aud trimmed,
In pin-head checks and small mixtures,
sizes z to 10 years, value $500, at $2,05.
LOT 4-e85 Boys Best Quality I'm
ported Scotch Tweed and Cheviot Suits,
wool serge and Italian cloth Innings, sizes 4
to is years, value S6.5 o to $500, at $3.98
and S4,30.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-02-07
RICHMOND HILL GOLF LINKS.

HILL COLL LINKS.
Unlike the other links used by Brooklynites.
Hamilton. for II Ia a mile north OF the old
jamaica plank road. on the ridge, with all the
sTR.r.etsr,stlcs OF an inland go!nns ground;
golf, but otherwise. the land T. admirably adapt
ed for the game. as II abounds In hills and hol.
turf. A pretty club house stands on the high
est part ~ the ground. OF ample size TO accom-
"% Ths R iSS %s1a0f Hiiil " G"it ci n1'a !. now begin.
PP 1.:,S.o, to E ,as q + J. 9 st 4; ph Wen %stli Pss:,a :T:;
.rick Do Witt Wells. m. officers. with ArthIr
form tho Governing Committee. In all tho
corI,s la" e playing length OF l'ass yard;'
ITS; fourth, $50; MIN, $50: sixth. $50; seventh,
ESQ; eighth. 100; ninth, l75.
ravine forms the barrier, to tho iirst hole.
which . fair drive will clear nicely. The green
s i !. oSsrpp.ysd The ball viii roll down a
second hole Is from the hilltop, and the green is
on . levelled space above the pond, INTO which,
pulled Iron play is apt to descend, This pond 70
filled tho hollow In wlicl. tho next three holes
are laid. The land slopes in all directions tow.
third and fourth holes. The short nfth hole
presents a number Of obstacles. The drive 10
exsr t arss ssi I. I in III, &, ' Wso S1s AK" Atiln sns green ass ' be.
yond a stone wall.
The play 10 now uphill, on a line marked out by
small trees, and the putting green Is In q hollow
beyond the summit. The seventh tee 10 before
the club house, and the hole. $50 yards, Is the
longest on the links. The drive Ia from high
ground, over n road lined with fences At the bot
tom. The second shot, from a 100 yard drive.
will De over q bunker-like gully. To tho putting
green. on the top of n second hill Tho eighth
hole In a puzzler. though only 100 yards from
tho tee. just before the tee IL u steep hill. with
the valley road and fences on the far side, aud
also u row of stunned pine trees. back OF which
II the putting green, The ninth hole IN gained
by playing over IA wire fence and n bunker, Tho
line Of play Is so abridged by troes tina; II ID q
hard green to reach In low figures.
The trees on the course are u drawback, but q
number Will be cut down In the spring. The
course was laid out by Thomas Bendelow. and
tho record IL 80. held Jointly by John Young.
the present greensk ecper. and Val Flood.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-02-07
II KILLING OF C.. j.. WEBBER.
Witnesses Of tho Fight on tho Elevated
station Piatform Describe II.

George Mccoy. tho ticket chopper, and
Charles T.. Foley, the ticket agent Al the down
town station of tho Third avenue elevated rail-
road at Ninth street, who arc charged with
having assaulted and caused tho death OF
Charles j. Weber. q Fort Wayne horse dealer,
on Thursday evening, were arraigned again in
the Essex Market Police Court yesterday,
Jacob T.. Schutt OF Red Bank, n. j., who vas
with Webber on tho night OF the assault, was
the first witness called. He said that Weber,
Michael Zahner, and himself passed through
the iron gate, which was open, and went out on
the platform Of the station. Mccoy, the ticket
chopper, called to them that they had no right
TO enter that way; that the gate was only
opened for passengers TO go out. He said they
would have to 20 out and buy ticke
and pass in the regular way. Weber
went out and bought tickets, while wit
ness and Zahner remained on tho platform.
When Webber passed BY the ticket chopper no
had some words with Mccoy. and then walked
ing. Webber went . few steps. then turned
he struck the ticket chopper. The tvs msn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-02-07
China.

Here's a bargain that those who love China
elegance should jump at-Havilands COM
plete dinner service Of i25 pieces-beauti-
fully decorated with garlands of roses
a design secured by US exclusively-would
be cheap at sioo.oo-at $4,000
We also carry an open stock OF the above
design, so that you can secure any additional
pieces desired at equally low prices.
High Grade Carlsbad China, open stock pat
terms
Dinner Plates, regular price s3.25, at
Small Dinner or Oyster Soups, Regularly $3.50,
Large Covered Vegetable Dishes, regularly
si.25. At Csc. ca
Carlsbad China Dinner Sets Of io2 pieces
prettily decorated, at . S 3.97
Decorated China Fruit or Dessert
plates . . &c. ca
Decorated China Chocolate Pots 45c. ca
Decorated China Bath Sets of 5 pieces,
Decorated China Condensed Milk Holders,
49,. 22c. ca
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-02-07

broken by n sand pit at the sevsnty-ninth street
side. Tho green Is on the hill. and. II the Az
proach l. overplayed the bail will roll into the
street. which has been cut through. Going to
the fourth hole. the line Is downhill aud the
putting green opposite Eighty first street. A
few apple trees and q sunken fence guard tho
green from rolling approach shots. They form
n hazard. too. when driving for the Nth hole.
"Short. sporty, and pretty" Is the verdict Wis
Ting golfers Will pass on the sixth hole. The
drive must he very true, for the ball goes
through the opening between q row OF trees
forty feet high aud n tall board fence. A carry
OF $50 yards will make the rise OF q hill, which IL
surmounted by the putting green. II Is known
as" Owls Head" and ovorlooks New York Bay.
The approach must ne made with precaution,
for there Is n steep incline on the far side to the
Shore road.
For the seventh hole the play IL back. tho
drive having to soar over the thick row of trees.
The line for the eighth hole Is straight down
hill. with a stone wal. To punish . slice. Tho
ninth tee Ii near tho edge OF an old cellar and
the play Ia diagonally over the street embank.
ments: The putting green 10 close, TO the first
tea. Bunkers arc to be built on the NTH and
seventh holes later on.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-02-07
JACKETS.

100 Ladies' Extra Fine Quality Boucle,
Kersey AMI Covert Cloth Jackets, fancy lin
ings, regular $1,000 to $500 quality, at
IS. 90.
100 Ladies' Fine Imported Boucle, Ker-
navy blue. green and black, handsomely
lined also, Empire styles that were $3.50 o
$500, SEQ. 90; your choice at s7.96.
600 Ladies' Jackets. In Boucle and Per-
sian Cloth, Kerseys and extra fine Tailor
made Jackets, were $500 to $4,000; now
1890.
100 Fine Imported Fancy Cloth Jackets,
beautifully lined. all the new shades, were
$25. 90 to $40. 90; now Sl3.49
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-02-07
DISORDE R IN IHYSSINIi.
brigandaKe In Lower Exypt-The Sultan
MiHsion TO the Srgus.

PARIS. Jan. 90. -Letters from Cairo do
scribe the outlying districts OF Lower frfat
as becoming the prey to every kind Of dtsnr '"r,
owing to the bands OF armed brigaul- ruau. I
the country and p~lllaglnG farms, ocras!ura y
even attacking isolated villages. The p" ~
unable to lay hands on the criminals thr''
selves, are returning to the old way uf@r.''''
Ing the trends and relatives OF suspected I'.-
sons. so increasing the appropriately ~ ~" H.'
,ninistration. Even the ueiphborhood o',o.r1
is troubled by the depredntious of tie mar.i"
ers, who have not hesiiRtcd 20 attacc tl -
protec ed by the gendarmerie. The draft. :
away or large numbers Of tho vouHg men =
the army OF the Soudan adds TO tho genera dis
content and Insecurity.
The AFFAIRS OF Abyssinia are receiving p'r-
ticular attention, especially since II has ,r'A
known that the Sultan has decided to sen an
Important mission TO the Negus MCu"lt,, ! >
haste In which.the despa ,ch of THIS mission WAS
decided on, and the prisons composing y, ~,
dicate that II " charged with moro pressing
matters than n simple exchange of polite m1-'
sages between she two soyereigns.
II is also announced from st. Petersburg
that a Russian onicer OF Hussars Is about %
Leave on q special mission for AbyssiniA. u n
believed Tor q military object
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-02-07
No Order. We, to Re,ea.e co,m...

1t was stated at the District Attorneys ONCE
yesterday that no advices had been received
from Washington TO discontinue tho case
against Land Office Clerk Colman, who was
arrested on Wednesday for having Government
stamps In his possession. Colman will be ex-
amined before United States Commissioner
Shields on Wednesday. when. " he can provo
That tho stamps came to him IN u legitimate
way, rs ho asserts, the case Will be dismissed,
The Post ONCE inspectors who made the ar
rest say that II the department officials at
Washington admit that \ serious mistake has
been made in arrestlng Colman they have no
CRITICISMS To- offer. They said they mad acted
under direction In making the arrest.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-02-07
TAKING THE yEMpER lTURE.
bomstInss IL Happens That tho Their
moInrtrr IL Taken.

Sometimes Ht Happens That the Their
mobnrter IL Taken.
At the Aquarium tho temperature OF tho
water In tho tanks and pools Ia taken daily by
means OF n thermometer especially designed
for such uses, which Is lowered into tho
tank by a cord. II there Is a loose end that
makes n tassel where the cord IL tied on to tho
thermometer, some fsh may nip at that, mis-
taking II for something that can DO eaten.
Sometimes when the thermometer 10 lowered
into tho water all tho fish In tho tank sweep
around and make for II and swim up very close
TO II. their noses ali pointing ut IL. But thcy do
not come to see how The mercury stands. They
had seen the CLINT OF the metal case In the
water, and all had made a dart for II, expecting
to hnd something to eat. In tho shallow aud
comparatively light waters of the Aquarium
It was not what they expected, or they sheered
In deep sea work, in photographic surveying
and In deep sea hshing for specimens, II some-
times happens that a big fish will, swallow, tho
lead with which soundinss are being taken;
and sometimes a big fsh viii swallow the Their
momeier that has been lowered to the bottom
TO take the temperature. such occurrences are
not common but tley are not sufficiently un-
usual to be counted as remarkable. And In
such n case the lead or Thermometer 10 not
likely to DO lost. Usually II il attached to .
wire, strong enough to hold II and the fsh, too,
and unless the fsh lets 60 II 10 caught
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-02-07
Silverware and Cutlery.

Silver Tea Service, consisting Of Teapot, Sugar,
Cream and Spoon Holder, pain satin or hand
engraved, guaranteed to be the best quad
ripple plate on hard white metal, never sold
at less than S6.75, at $40
- inch Tray Of the same quality as the Tea
Set, at s. so
Baking Dish, porcelain lined, satin engraved,
guaranteed quadruple plate, at .$2.29
Carving Sets, stag handles, best English shear
steel blades, six styles to select from,
Plated dinner or dessert knives, plain or hollow
handles, all guaranteed triple plate and best
steel, set of six ooc
Best steel nut picks, at . q I.2c. each
Best steel nut crackers to match, at . . .
... i Sc. each
Rogers g. Hamilton celebrated spoons and
forks. The Newport, fancy figured pattern,
full plate, at about the price of nickel silver.
The line is complete from the salt spoon to the
soup ladle, but we just give a few hints.
Tea Spoons, set of six, at .... $50
Small size Soup Spoons, set OF six csc
Large size Soup Spoons, set of six, SI.I3
Large Dinner Forks, set of six. . SI.I3
Small Dinner Forks, set of six. 8ec
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-02-07
Black Goods.

A special purchase enables us to offer the
following lines at less than usual prices:
3S-inch Black Brilliantine, good lustre,
29c. per yard.
Figured ~Brilliantine. n new line of bright
lustrous silk styles, at 50c. per yard.
48-inch Fine jacquard Weave Lizard
SuitinRs. new small and medium styles,
89c. per yard.
84.inch Half Wool Black Grenadine, e5c.
per yard.
Fancy Wcaves, that were $1.o0, $1.e5
and Sl.50, good styles, all to close at SOC.
per yard.
,Made-up, Wells and Veilings, by the yard,
rs per cent.