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The morning times., 1897-02-14

1.-THE Masqueraders" gave a masked
party and collation. to their friends on
Wednesday evening, February 10, at Poto
mac Hall, southwest. THE costumes worn
were unique and diverting, ranging from
grave to gay, from lively TO severe"
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Blake
ney, Mr.. and Mrs. Sis, Mr.. and Mrs. Stein
brenner, Mr.. and Mrs. Burke, Mrs. Fen
wick, West, Bowler, Faunce and Hassler;
the Misses Cumberland, Bowler, Nitzey.
King, Meehan, Hassler. keefer, Night
ingale, Dodd, O'Connell. Everett, America,
Piepenbring, Faunce and Leesnitzers, and
the Messrs. Mckenney, Bellew. Solan,
Grubbs, Fields, Lewis, Bali, McIntire,
Berkeley. Hessler. Wallingsford. Keefer,
Plant, Hassler, Winters, Kimmel, Cum
berland, :. . and NJ. O'Connor, C. G. and II.
Wells and Mencbine.
The morning times., 1897-02-14

Mrs. H. D. Money OF Mississippi viii
leave on Wednesday for Dallas, Tex, Where
she viii spend several weeks with her
daughter, Mrs. Beverley Allan Reed. Mrs
Money has been in such i'll health that she
has been unable To take part in any social
functions or to return calls
The morning times., 1897-02-14

Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Ellicott, OF No.
728 seventee nth street, will receive
Wednesday, February II.
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Miss Alice Pickett Caskin, who was the
guest of her aunt, Mrs, Albert Akers Of
L street, during January, returned to New
York TO attend the recent charity ball
in that city. The New York Journal says
of her: Another Southern beauty was Miss
Alice CaskiD, who was gowned in white
satin and pearls She is tail, graceful
blonde and created quite q sensation"
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shaped boxes of pink kid, Tiled with de-
liclous bonbons. othofSfavsrs were boxes
of chocolate cigars. afss' Draper was ex-
tremely handsome in her gown of Nile
green brocade silk, wifi trimmings of rare
lace and white tulle. "A beautiful tiara of
diamonds andpeariscrowned the red-brown
hair and necklace of pearls and diamonds
and other handsome gems completed the
regal toilet.
The guests were Miss Hay, the Earl OF
Westmeath, Mr. Du; Bose, Miss Edythe
Patton, Mrs. Henderson, Miss Warder,
Mr.. sandford Beatty, Miss Eoardnan, Miss
Pauncefote, Hon. Mr.. John Simpkins,
Miss Mcmillan, Mr.. Wilkins, Miss Emory,
Mr.. Cavanaugh, Miss Anderson, and the
Swedish minister
The morning times., 1897-02-14

Miss d. Drew-How can L get rid OF
superfluous hair on face? Had them re-
moved, but they returned.
Supenluous hair can be ermanently re-
moved by the application Of the electric
needle to the hair Ioots until they are de-
stroyed
The morning times., 1897-02-14

The opening meeting OF the Nellye Cur
tis Chapter, Children of the Revolution,
which was held at the residence OF the
president, Miss Virginia Goodwin, No. 2S
Iowa Circle, was II most enjoyable affair.
The delightful program was opened by
America, rendered by DR.. Bischoff, who
also accompanied the vocalists during the
evening. Mrs. Lothrop, the president gem
eral OF c. A. f., gave an interesting ad-
dress on patriotism.
Mr.. Charles Roberts, Miss Virginia Powell
Goodwin, Miss Blanche Reachert, Miss
Bessie Andrews, Mrs William Smith, Mrs.
Elsie Bond Bischof, Miss Beatrice Sey-
mour Goodwin, Miss Nan Pike, Miss Grace
Colycr, Miss Elenora Ronger, and Mr. +.
N. Gainsburg contributed numbers TO
dramatic and musical program of unusual
excellen ''Salutation," which was
written by Mr.. w A. Edwards, and dedi-
Gated to the Nelye Custis Society, received
great applause, as, in fact, did all the
numbers given. Prof. Raymond delivered
an interesting address, and Mrs Mary S.
Lockwood contributed an able paper.
Among acknowledgements A Adelaide
Waring, John Waring, George Andrews,
Bessie Andrews, Gilman Harris, Edith
SIdulcy, Idd rage SdlucIIut
Rosensthil, Mamie Livingston, Lincoln Liv-
inston, Alexander Livingston, jr., Grace
Colyer, Marguerite Chew, Anne Blackwood,
Faith Perry, Emily Perry, Newman Perry,
Villete Anderson Ethel Eliot, Rachel Row.
ger, Constance Cooper, Jennie Cooper, Lot
tie Smith, Mamie Gibbs, Lewis Gibbs, AL
len Berry, Virginia Berry, Caroline Feas-
epton, Maybelle Clement, Randolph Sweet,
Fred Schafer, Wesley Middleton, jr., Earle
CraigaD, Raymond French, Victoria Shep.
ard and George Swift.
Among the guests were Prof. Raymond,
OF Princeton University, and Miss Ray
mond; Miss McKendley, Judge and Mrs.
Reynolds and daughters; Mrs. Daniel 10th
rop, Miss Margaret Lothrop, Mrs. william
Hoge, Mr.. Moore, Mr.. William j. Moore,
Miss Hoge, Miss Halle Keys, Dr.. and
Mrs. Shands, DR.. EDDIE schminitz, DR.
Belt, Mr.. Porter, Mr.. Bailey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Towson, Miss Campbell, Mrs. Good
win, Mrs. Blackmore. Major and Mrs Coop
er, Miss Hessie Cooper and Mrs. Charles Id
Cooper; Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. Stanley, Mrs.
Andrews, Mrs Rowzer, DR.. Walter A.
Wells, Miss Gaddis and Miss Chew.
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Mr.. Bradley-Martin's Great Luck

tFrom the st. LOUIS RepublIc.) a
Every married man in this country will
probably envy Mr.. Bradley Martin his pos
sess on of special police detail on duty
night and day 10 see that he is not blown
up in his own house.
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andMrs. John W. Foster, the Speaker ofthe
House and Mrs. Reed, and Mr.. and Mrs.
e. p. Villas, of Milwaukee, who are spend
ing a few days with Senator and Mrs
Villas.
The morning times., 1897-02-14

C. W. G.-How can 1 increase my body
weight rapidly? Am nineteen years old,
and weigh 121 pounds.
One hundred and twenty pounds is good
weight for one OF your age. Milk, butter,
cocoa, potatoes and bread are flesh
d producing foods.
The morning times., 1897-02-14

A outh-Am sixteen years old, and want
to exercise with dumb-bells. What weight
would you suggest for me to use?
Two-pound bells are heavy enough for
you.
The morning times., 1897-02-14

Mrs. Hearst has issued invitations for
a musicale, February %, at o'clock.
The morning times., 1897-02-14

The Unity Club 1S74l held delightful
meeting On Wednesday last at the Litch-
field. The president, Mr.. James B. Philip,
was in the chair. The program opened
with an original dramatic sketch by Dr..
Thomas Calver, followed by a baritone
solo by Mr.. Edwin 7. Jones. Mr.. Theu
Friebus, jr., gave two excellent recitations
Prof. S. B. Clements was enthusiastically
encored in his banjo solos, and Miss Zue
Brockett showed her great versatility in
q select recitation and encore. Master
Clinton and Edwin Ballinger made one of
the hits of the evening in their recitations
and musical selections. Mr.. K. Clinton
BalIinger was up to his usual standard
in his negro dialect recitations. on ac-
count of pressing business engagements
the very efficient secretary, Mr.. W. NJ
Barrow, was compelled to resign, much
to the regret Of every one, and DR.. Lewis
Battle was unanimously elected in his
stead. A large and appreciauye audience
was present.
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Patterns, &C..

We're closing out the Cosmopolitan
Fashion Company'S Model Paper Patterns
at &C. eacti-not &C. because not coed pat
terms, but because We need the oom.
The morning times., 1897-02-14

Mrs. Eempstone and Miss Smith will
not be at home on Friday, February 19
The morning times., 1897-02-14

E. B. M.-Does excessive smoking af-
feet the eyes? Second, what is tile right
name for ncarsight?
/, Yes; 2 myopia.
The morning times., 1897-02-14

The Short Story Club will hold its next
regular meeting in its parlors, at the Len
man building 1925 New York avenue
northwest, Wednesday, February IT, ut
7:45 o'clock. The story OF the evening
will be read by Prof Wyland G. Kirk
The meeting Will be patriotic as well as
literary, each member being requested to
contribute some item of interest in con-
nection with the life Of George WASH
ington.
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The ladies OF the Hamilton will give a
reception on Tuesday, February 16.
The Congressional ladies of the Riggs
will receive on Tuesday, the 18th instant.
The morning times., 1897-02-14

Mrs. Waldo Campbell Hibbs will receive
on Friday, February &C.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Beriah wilkins will give q
reception February %, at 8 p. m.
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Miss Andrade will entertain a number
of young people at luncheon on Friday,
February 10.
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The Venezuelan minister and Miss An
drade Will entertain at dinner ON Satur-
day, February 20.
The morning times., 1897-02-14

Mrs. Caldwell and Miss Caldwell, OF
No. 1853 G street, will be at home on
Wednesday afternoon, February IT.
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Mrs. Marmion, OF the Navy Yard, will
receive on Monday, February 10, but
will not be at home the following Mon
day. February %.
The morning times., 1897-02-14

Mrs Wallace and Mrs. THOMPSON of
Massachusetts avenue have sent out cards
for Friday, February 10.
The morning times., 1897-02-14
Boys Refers, $l.5O.

Small lot of Childrcn's Refers, in light
mixed and nayy blue, that were SO and
S6-choice 81 so. Sizes and 6.
b0c. Boys Shirt Waists ......... 39c
81 and 75c. Mems Night Shirts .. 49c
81 Black Satine UnderskirtS 75c
81 90 Mems Wool Underwear 75c
Soc. Ladies' Fancy Lisle Hose 25c
50c. and 75c. Mems SeckweaT .-.3 39c
The morning times., 1897-02-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Byers and the Duke and
Duchess de Morny will arrive in New York
on February 26, and will comeinImediately
to Washington for the Inauguration.
The morning times., 1897-02-14

Secretary and Mrs. olney gave hand
some dinner last evening 70 members Of
the diplomatic corps. The decorations
were of pink roses and ferns. The guests
were; Sir Julian and Lady rauncefote tie
Minister of Portugal and viscountess
Santo Thyrso, the Minister Of Argentine
and Nine Garcia Meron, the Minister OF
Japan and Nine. Toru Hoshi, the Minister
OF Korea and Nine. PAX Ye, the Turkish
minister, the minister of Costa Rica, the
minister OF the Greater Republic Of Central
America, the Colombian Charge d 'Affaires
and Nine Rengifo, the Belgian charge
d'Affaires, Senator and Mrs. Cullom, Mrs.
Minot, and MIR. Adee.
The morning times., 1897-02-14

Gen. and Mrs Draper gave beautiful
dinner last evening to a number of young
people.
The table was decorated with exquisite
taste, with pink. Bridesmaid roses. lilies
of the valley and Farleycnse ferns. The
handsome gold service was used, and the
gold candelabra bore candles which glowed
under shades of pink crepe and gold fill
gree.
At each of the eighteen covcr5 were
placed dainty valentines, painted in water
colors, and tied with pink satin ribbon.
through loOp Of which was thrust long
stemmed pink rose. From the other cor
ner OF the envelope dainty cupid made
eyes atthe guest for whom he wasdestined
and the date, 897, was beautifully painted
in gold.
The favors were the daintiest Of heart
The morning times., 1897-02-14
l9C for Trimmings
worth up to 81.

Black silk Trimming Braids and
Gold and Silver Tinsel Braids that
originally sold at from 75c TO 81
yard. Choice l SC.
And another lot of Colored silk
Trimming Braids that were soc.
Choice Zoe.
25c., soc. and 35c.
The morning times., 1897-02-14

Margery D.-Would like to know what
will take freckles, pimples and blackheads
from ones face? Am seventeen years old.
FTeckles are due to an excessive amount
of pigment in the skin, and cannot be
safely removed. For blackheads wash face
with equal parts of green soap and bay rum,
ten drops OF oil of lavender. Then dry and
apply cold cream. The blackheads should
tirs the rem moyed with a watch key.
The morning times., 1897-02-14
29c for SOC Goods.

29c a yard for choice OF these; 3SEnch
All-wool French Diagonal Suitings that
were soc, colors, tan, gray, reseda,
green prune. seal brown and plum, ana 10
pieces OF 3S-incb All-wool Scotch Jweeds,
In al the fashionable color mixtures.
The morning times., 1897-02-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Rayliss, Mr.. and
Mrs. Van Rensselaer, Cruger and Mr.. and
Mrs. c. b. Wood are among prominent
New Workers who viii stop at the Shore
ham during inauguration week.
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Housekeeping Goods.
in this list will be found just

Everything in this list will be found just
as here stated.
Androscoggin Bleached Cotton ........ sc
25c. Stamped Tray Covers ..........15c
75c. urkish Bath Rugs -...,....-49c
Soc Chenille Table Covers -..-......69c
81 80 Chenille Table Covers ..........9Sc
22x36 Pillow Cases-value IL 1-2c. &c
22x36 IiemstItched Pillow Cases ..12 1-2c
B-4 Utica Sheets, 35c., and 7-4foT ..37 1-2c
81 Lockwood Bleached Sheets ......45c
81 1-2c Turkey Red Damask ...........25c
soc. All-lInen Cream Damask ......,. 39c
The morning times., 1897-02-14

Baroness Won Thielman has had some
photographs taken reeeBRy When the
proofs were shown I'd her by the polite
assistant. few days sinee,' she was heard
to remark:
"0h, ah, that ess bad, vary bad; they
look so uglee. l do not like, at all Oh,
dees one has so bad face! Why, when
hat my picture taken in Germanie they
make me look -? All, they fatter me
so that grow quite, quite handsome.
wei, make some OF desc one, it is
uglee, but not so broad,'' and with a dis
appointed shrug the baroness turned away.
Tie White House Kindergarten, as you
know, has been removed TO the residence OF
Gen. and Mrs. Draper, on X street. The
little tots have taken possession OF the
and their diminutivc tables and
chairs suggest the fountain of knowledge,
of which the children are taking their first
sips. They will remain there two weeks
longer, after which the children will be
separated for-who knows how long? The
little Thurbers go TO Detroit, little Misses
Draper will probably go abroad and the
Cleveland children to Princeton, Of course.
The morning times., 1897-02-14

1t is believed in society that Henry w.
Raymond, Of Pennsylvania, son of Henry
j. Raymond, the famous war editor of
the New York Times, is, said to be slated
for Assistant Secretary of the Navy. Mr.
Raymond is well-remembered as private
secretary of Secretary Tracy. Since his
retirement from office Mr.. Raymond has
been the editor of the Germantown Tele
graph, but has found time to develop
himself as naval expert. He has re-
Gently contributed some notable articles
to American and foreign reviews on naval
progress in this country, and he has just
completed the delivery of series of lee
lures on naval science in the famous
university extension courses.
The morning times., 1897-02-14

Mrs. Morrison, wife OF Hon. William r.
Morrison, is seriously i'll in her apart
ments at Wizards.
The morning times., 1897-02-14

The house occupied by Secretary and
Mrs. Olney, at the corner OF Seventeenth
street and Rhode Island avenue, is rich
in works OF art, articles of vertu, and
historic pieces of furniture. The most
striking thing in the handsome dining
room is a bronze statue OF Buddah, which
stands in large bow window amid a
group Of palms and tropical plants. The
stained glass in the windows is of rich
yellow tint, and the sunlight takes on a
deeper gold as it filters through them,
throwing q weird radiance over the image
Tie visitor regards with interest an
antique screen, painted in Shepherds, shep-
herdcsses, apdother figures of the directoire
style, which belonged to Duke of Clarence.
The handsome table of carved mahogany.
rich IA its gn Of grape leaves and fruit,
and its quaint claw-feet, was at one time
the property of the Duke Of Westminster
In the drawing-Toom sedan chair Of
sandal wood, with its plate glass windows
and rich, though faded, upholstery, has
been converted into cabinet. having other
curios of the same period resting upon the
cushion seat which erstwhile bore the form
of Anne Countess of Clarendon, to revel
and rout of ye olden time.
The morning times., 1897-02-14

II. lam nervous, and cannot go to
sleep before 8 and O'Clock in the morning.
Am worn out by it. / am fifty one years
old.
Take tablesp oonful every four hours of
the following: Ammonia bromide, two
drams; sodium bromide, four drams aro-
matte spirits OF ammonia, enough TO make
six ounces.
The morning times., 1897-02-14

This department is under the supervision
OF competent physician, and will appear
in each issue of The Sunday Times. Com
munications must be brief and explicit.
Give chief symptoms, age and occupation.
Sign correct name and address as guar
antee of good faith and not for publica-
ton. Address Family Doctor Times
office.
The morning times., 1897-02-14
O0C
For 81 VelyetS.

CSC Monday and all the week for
the 81 silk Nelvets, I'm greens, brown,
navy and cardinal, and 9Sc for the
SI25 quality silk Nelvets-all colors.
The morning times., 1897-02-14


and weigh 121 pounds.
One hundred and twenty pounds is good
weight for one OF your age. Milk, butter.
cocoa. potatoes and bread are flesh
producing foods.
E. B. M.--Does excessive smoking af
feet the eyes? Second, what is tie right
name for ncarsight?
/, Yes; 2, myopia.
Margery D.-Would like to know what
will take freckles, pimples and blackheads
from ones face? Am seventeen years old.
FTeckles are due TO an excessive amount
of pigment in the skin, and cannot be
safely removed. For blackheads wash face
with equalparts of green soap and bay rum,
ten drops OF oil of lavender. Then dry and
apply cold cream. The blackheads should
firs the removed with watch key.
II. lam nervous and cannot go to
sleep before 8 and O'Clock in the morning.
Am worn out by it. am fifty one years
old.
Take tablespo poonful every four hours of
the following: Ammonia bromide, two
drams; sodium bromide, four drains; aro-
matte spirits OF ammonia, enough TO make
six ounces.
j.. L.G.-Send correct name and address.
John II. NJ, city-My throat is seldom
clear. l spit up phlegm constantly, es-
pecially in the morning. Have catarrh OF
head.
Your trouble is catarrh of throat; an ex-
gle several times each day OF carbolIc acid,
one drachm; tinCture of kino, one ounce,
md glycerine, one ounce. Tablespoonful
ia wineglasS of water.
Mr.. T. A. F.-Hemorrhoids that have
reachedthe stage Indicated by your commu-
nlcation should receive surgical attention.
An application OF one drachm of lead
water in wineglass OF milk win give
temporary relief.
Aaron, w. Va.-For some time 1 have
been splitting up blood. My lungs seem to
be all right.
The bloody sputum may be due TO bleed
ing gums.
L. s. G. Have cough of long standing
and hawk up much phlegm. My voice is
not clear.
Take OF sulphate of quinine twenty
grains, Dover's powder thirty grains
make into ten capsules and take one morn
Ing and evening. Keep your bowels OPEN
o. d. R.-Your trouble is due to neu-
ralgia OF the nerves ofthe foot. Battle with
hot lead water and laudanum.
B. A v, Va.-Have three children that
show signs of consumption, their mother
having died of that disease. CAN'T be cured
If taken early?
Many cases of incipient consumption are
cured Take syrup OF hydrophosphates
and codliver oil. Exercise in the open
air.
G. MA very good tonic is that OF iron,
quinine and strychnine, Kept by every
druggist Dose, from one totwo teaspoon
fuls in water three times daily.
NJ A. Minn-Have d fit of coughing about
twice daily.
Take sulphate of quinine, ten grains; Do
ver's powder, fifteen grains. Make into
five capsules and take one every four
hours
This department is under the supervision
OF competent physician, and will appear
in each issue of The Sunday Times. Com
municatons must be brief and explicit.
Give chief symptoms, age and occupation.
Sign correct name and address as a guar
antee of good faith and not for publca-
ton. Address Family Doctor Times
office.
The morning times., 1897-02-14
Clearing Sale
Ofnew and high-class Dry Goods,
Fancy Goods, Notions, Under
wear, &c.
Profits MOI Considered.

We disposed of a vast quantity of goods
the first week of our sale, but in doing so
sustained heavy losses. But we need tue
room for our new Spring and Summer
stock which is daily arriving The par-
gains for the second week viii be even
Rreater and more numerous than tue Ntst.
The morning times., 1897-02-14

NJ. A. Minn-Have fit of coughing about
twice daily.
Take sulphate of quinine, ten grains: Do
ver's powder, fifteen grains Make into
five capsules and take one every four
hours
The morning times., 1897-02-14

A friend who has the dialects almost
perfectly, repeats to me this dialogue:
''Fo' de name er Gaud, Rastus, whut
kin er tonic dat goat ben takin'? 1
low he alIus ben mighty hongry, but /
ain neber seen i'm er chawin' de fence
rail befo?''
''Shucks, Mandy: is yo done fogit dat
ra goat done swaller NAH whetstone yis-
teddy mawnin'?"
The morning times., 1897-02-14
75C for 81 Curtains.

ham Lace Curtains, Il yards long, and
u 20 for the S1.50 Curtains.
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1t pays to buy at
Johnson AND
Luttrell'S,
7I3 Market Space.

Monday will usher in the be-
ginning of the second week OF
our record-breakirg
The morning times., 1897-02-14

John Fl. NJ, city-My throat is seldom
clear. l spit up phlegm constantly, es-
pecially in the morning. Have catarrh OF
head.
Your trouble is catarrh OF throat; an ex-
tension OF your nasal trouble. Use gar
gle several times each day OF carbolIc acid,
one drachm; tincture of kino, one ounce,
md glycerine, one ounce. Tablespoonful
Ia wineglasS of water.
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81 Bed Spreads, 79c.

7ac. for ST ClaTcHdalc Crochet Bed Spreads.
81 % fIernmcd Crochet Spreads ......9 CSC
81 so Hemmcd Crochet Spreads .... 81 23
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New Dress Goods.

The new dress goods are here in great
variety and 10 Introduce them Wen of1er
on Monday and the entire week the follow
ing unusual values.
The morning times., 1897-02-14

G. MA very good tonic is that OF iron.
quinine and strychnine, Kept by every
druggist Dose, from one totwo teaspoon
fuls in water three times daily.
The morning times., 1897-02-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Pollok have sent out cards
for an evening reception on Monday,
February 10.
The morning times., 1897-02-14

Mr.. T. A. F.-Hemorrhoids that have
reachedthe stage Indicated by your commu-
nication should receive surgical attention.
An application OF one drachm of lead
water In wineglass OF milk win give
temporary relief.
The morning times., 1897-02-14
AZ 69C.

As a special Souvenir" offering, Wen
sell those 46-inch English Check SulungS
for 69c. ward. These are very stylish and
will be the most popular fabric or the
coming SeaSJa-
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L.G.-send correctname and address.
The morning times., 1897-02-14

Aaron, w. Va.-For some time l have
been splitting up blood. My lungs seem to
be all right.
The bloody sputum may be due to bleed
ing gums.
The morning times., 1897-02-14

l. S. e. Have cough of long standing
and hawk up much phlegm. My voice is
not clear.
Take OF sulphate of quinine twenty
grains, Dover's powder thirty grains !;
make into ten capsules and take one morn
Ing and evening. Keep your bowels open.
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At 30C.

3ec. for 3e-inch silk and Wool Snitings,
In latest and neateSt check effects-DougHt
70 eaEl 20
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soc
For $L.25 Drapery.

25O yards Of 45-fnch Black Fish Net
Drapery and Black Lace Fl uncing, in
stripe and figured designs that We're 81
and S1-25 a yard, will be closed out at
Sec If YOU have silk dress beginning to
show wear these VIII make an ecoEOmi-
cal DTeTuTeSs
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The regular 5 and &c
quality. A splendid hand
kerchlef for school chill
dren.
The morning times., 1897-02-14

0. d. R-Your trouble is due to neu-
ralgia OF the nerves ofthe foot. Battle with
hot lead water and laudanum.
The morning times., 1897-02-14

B. A. V, Va.-Have three children that
show signs of consumption, their mother
having died of that disease. CAN'T be cured
If taken early?
Many cases of incipient consumption are
cured Take syrup OF hydrophosphates
and codliver oil. Exercise in the open
air
The morning times., 1897-02-14

sec. for choice of the new 81 Black
Goods and Sll9 for tie 81 So kinds
all the newest and best are represented.
The morning times., 1897-02-14
At 40C.

At 49e we are showing an immense as
sortment in all the new and up-to-date
mixtures, etc -3S TO 40 inches wide and
worth 6Qc ward
The morning times., 1897-02-14
New Black Goods.

We make a speciality OF black goods, and
no matter how low the price We may quote
you can depend upon the quality, color and
wear. These will give YOU an idea:
The morning times., 1897-02-14

One lot Mems Handker-
chiefs, with colored bord-
ers. Splendid quality,6lc
each. 4 for Csc.