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The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-09-30
Dress Goods.

LADlES-lf you are feeling blue and
Gown In the mouth, just look over our
aunu1ehse stock of nice, new fall dress
~ shbou u.s. III all the new shades and weaves of
the season. especially our pattern dresses,
goods below:
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-12
Ladies' Silk Skirts.

IT. is the aim of the Southern Ly-
ceum Association to bring this lecture
forum and Its representative leaders
mere accessible to the interest of the
United States and nearer to the people
OF the South. The general plan Is to
establish in each community an asso-
cation lyceum, whose duty 1t will be
10 organize a regular course of lee
lures. The sale of 500 or 900 course
ticktfs. for sums ranging from So to So
the course, inSures In advance a pros
porous and distinguished lecture sea-
son. Wherever the idea has been sug-
Sested it has met with immediate sue
cess.
Mr.. Hugh c. Middleton. the secretary
Of the association, of which Mr.. Henry
Watterson is president. Gen. John b.
Gordon. Vicc-president, and such men
as William l.. Wilson, William Pres
ton Johnston ard Governor Taylor. of
Tennessee. are the directors, makes
Augusta, Ga, his headquarters, but has
travelled much throughout the territory
embraced by the operations of this
lecture movement, and reports that the
prospects fer the coming winter are
bright beyond any of the expectations
with which the organization set out less
than q year ago
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-12
WASTE OF HUMAN LIFE.
The Inferno Into Which the Gem Of
the Antilles Has Been Turned.
NOndon Chronicle.) >


Nondon Ghroncle.) >
In the three fontrcsscs of Havana
there are now confined i,727 political
prisoners. and counting those deported
~ the Isle of Pines there must be 10. 900
In the whole Cuban command From
inc commencement of the war until
this date S,2I4 persons have been deport
cd to African penal settlements; 427
prisoners of war have been shot in the
Posse de los Laurels. Havana. alone.
ana 10" people, chiefly American citi-
Hcns, have been expelled from the island
counting the enormous number of per
sons who have disappeared from their
MONIES ana never again heard Of, the
deaths CT paciiicos from starvation and
disease. the captured rebels executed
IN the INTERIOR the massacrcs OF sick
ana wounded. and the appalling lines of
spanish graves marking every move
mcnt of the imperial forces. seine adc-
1unic idea may he gained of the infer
no INTO which the Pearl of the Antilles
mas hcen turned. During the month of
August 23.ii0 soldiers were admjl,cd
INTO hppitals with yellow fever ana
dysentery. and these may be dupliratcd
with the men unfit for duty. but inyali-
dated into the barracks OF the large
towns.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-12
Smoking Tables.
Fine Display Of Fancy Ware

In these enterprises much is due to
the untlrng energy of the ladies who
nave devoted SO much time and labor
TO them. They have also given much
OF their worldly goods. Private dona-
lions have been extremely generous and
numerous.
In summing up the results. how
ever. one Is apt to overlook one OF the
chief Factors in the success ,of these
ialrS-Hhe merchants Of Norfolk 1t is
Saie 10 say that no where else on the
continent has their generosity been ex
csi!ed, and in few places even cuuallrd
Ihey nave responded to the freuuen,
ana successive calls made upon them in
Hhe NEST liberal manner, and often when
Lhey could not really afford to do so
one mas but to visit the Catholic fair
10 see an evidence Of this. and Tho
same was true of rhc others E2vcrv-
thihS mas been donated from n bicvcIa
TO paper of pins, and from n set of
furniture 20 n doll. The list of dnn,.
ITEMS made by the merchants or M.
ely IN The last month to enterprises Of
inns SORT would fill columns ana then br
incomplete. VT
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-12
Ants Used TO Cure wounds snx,.o
Surgery

wonderful brazilian Indian allows Fl
crrinin species OF large ant to fnstcn its
row OF these unites the sides of Inc amor,
tu[c as chcctually, so travellers say as
would INC needle AMI thread OF the sur-
not 50 cXcruciatmE AS rheumatism wbich
Is easily crndicable at the outset viii,
li0s.etter's Stomach I}itters. poisons like
'sicrcJ for this trouble ARE dangerous n
experiment with. The use of the Riticrs
Is not Il dangerous experiment. but n sn f.
Ihh pleasant certainty. Dysrcpsia con-
Stinatinn, hi!iousncss. kidney and Lila hdar
Conriaint and nervousness, are among
nc bodily troubles icmcdiel and prevent,
lite and promotes sleep Con, asccnrn j.
promptly conduciblc by is use phvsi-
clans con mend it, and the press echoes
to Ii. = - Co.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-12
ALHaYs Hyde AuHKE
On the alert for new methods
of combating and curing
Disease.

For several years COMPOUND OXY-
GEN has been attracting attention "a a
valuable remedy for numerous discusses
For year 1t has been successfully ad.
ministercd here in Norfolk. Desiring al
WAYS 10 have at my command ali the
best remedies and thoroughly convinced
or the great value OF COMPOUND ONY-
GEN, | have arranged to administer II
10 my patients In all su table Gu scs CUN-
POUND OXYGEN will he given alone
or IN conjunction with my usual treat
mcnt. believe Compound Oxygen will
he Il valuable aid In the cure of Asthma.
Hay Fever, Dyspepsia, Weak Voice,
bronchitis, la Grippe, lncp!cri Con-
ache. Sleepessness, Neuralgia, I'right's
Disease, Nervous Debility. and all dchil-
ifntinc diseases. Such tcstl! onials as
this one show what II has done: Miss
Ruth T. Davis, los Court street. Ports
mouth, says:
COMPOUND OXYGEN cured a young
relative Miss Arlington of paralysis OF
the vocal cords. For more than Il year.
although treated by a specialist, she could
scarcely speak above whisper"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-12

plioants who desire deferred delivery.
every assignment to be made for \
year, unless applicants desire it to be
less. nut irl no case for n: shorter period
thtn ninety days; provided that at the
annual and every other distribution or
assignment, If the number of convicts
assignablc be not sufficient to FIJI all
applicants, these shall be supplied
ratably.
3. AN convicts assigned for road work
Sliail DC under the control and direction
or the county authorities with resnsct
20 .heir work, but as prisoners they
shail remain in the custody OF the
otate authorities as If they remained
IN The penitcntiary; and all expenses
OF the transportation of such conyicIs
10 the counties and return to prison,
tosethcr with all expenses of guarding.
feeding. clothing and medical or sur
gical attention for them shall he maid
DS the state out of money applied for
sucn purposes, or for the general sup
po'I Oh the penitentiary ana It's pr!s-
oncrS, the guarding, etc. To be pro-
Nioeu by the Superintendent of the
Ic'lteMttary under the direction of the
i3oard OF Directors thereof, the coun-
IVES respectively TO provide due and
s s,t shelter for the convicts at
lhe!r own cost. And the sum Of s.
10 hereby appropriated from any money
not otherwise appropriated in the trca-
SefS tunleSS the general appropriation
De sufiici@nD TO pay the expenses which
ms section imposes Cor continues) on
the State.
q. On or before the LIST day OF June,
"IIeE the passage Of this act, the Board
VI souPcfFiSors of every county, with
'iic concurrence Of thc county Judge.
shall adopt and put in opcratiou n
schemc or plan Of workin. The public
i""us or said county by such prisoners
IN me JAIL of the county as may he
hNii1ab!e FOR such employment, TO-
sether with such pcn!tcntiary canvicts
aH may De assigned and delivered for
road work in the county. under the
SUPERVISION and direction OF such over
seer or ouner officer and his assistants.
as may he deemed best; provided that
HoihlnS herein contained shall he CON
stfued 10 prevent the employment of
more ana other labor on such roads
OF the employment Of the prisoners ana
cohNlcts in conjunction with or under
any existing scheme or plan already
IN effective operation ny or in said
county. And provided further tina,
Every county shall annually levy a road
TAX OF not less than Il cents nor more
IMAM 80 cents on every 500 OF the value
OF the property, real and personal. as
sesaed for taxes in the couClty, the pro
cecdS to be applied To road improve
Inent In said county under al. in con-
hcction with the plan adopted therein
to work Its public roads.
T. This act shall be in force from r..
passage.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-12
Notes Of Interest Picked up Here and There
by the IdIer.
TRIED TO RUN OVER A HORSE AND BUGGY
ENpericnco ofn BIcyciisL Told by the
victim Generous Merchants nnd
the FaIrS-Thrisluuy 'Trndc-Tbo
Scnson Opened Earlier Than Usual
-Ihe Poodle.

Let me touch your hand again tonight
lJsaile girl Of the Long Ago
While the shadow years are put to
flight
In the light of the eyes used to know
Shall we talk Of lost days dear and dead
Lizzie girl of the Use TO BE?
Shall we bcckon them back, those
ghosts that fed
Long ago in the silence from y,,u and
me?
No: the dreams that thrilled our fan
cics then
Rather leave to the hours gone by
Where they never shall haunt our lives
With the phan;Sm of love that was a
lie.
They are no: The same 40 us. some
way,
Through the mist OF ,nbiddon tears.
AS we search FOR one unforSorten day
mat rs lost in the gathering gloom of
years.
TO one who has watched. the wonder
is that there are not many more ACCT
dents ihan there are to bicyclists. ANY
one o! the thousands of devotces of Tho
wheel can rccitc from ten to n hundred
h'''i pFead'h escapes. concluding each
one WIKI the remark: IT'S n wonder 7
wasn't Killed Some special providence
must watch over the bicycliSt. His i'm
inunity from death can be exDlained
upon no other hypothesis. | interview
ed wreck the other day. He looked
more IKE hero of a football game than
Il human being, so disfigurcd and ch,st.
~ we're his features.
No. it wasn't football" said he IN
response to query, Il merely tried In
run over q horse ana buggy, that's all
even been run over? The cypcrionc.
Is worth the trouble. How did IL han
pen! am sure don't know j. yy,c
just getting dark. | was coming across
Phe old Atlantic City bridge, looking
S'rhiE!E ahead Of me. TOO. There wasn't
anythinS in sight. The next thing
knew Something struck me over ina
aehrt. my bike went spinning from IN
HcE me, and was holding to Tho rnins
o! 4 morse that had gone clear rayin,
crazy. He was h;chcd to n buggy
Aet" WAS man in ii, though | did
hp' know II AT the time. ] was too l,usy
Win the horse. Ii" carried me over
against the railing oi the bridge ana
~ IRVING - jump overheard. rammcd
'he shAtt INTO my side and doubled me
up so had 10 drop the rcins / fell
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-12
Take ConYIcts Out Of the Penitentlary and
Employ Them on Highways.
CHAIN CANS FOR EVERY COUNTY
Directors OF tho Pcnitenttnry 20 AS.
sign Conyicts 40 such Counties ms
Want Then-JniI Birds Also to Re
Employed in Like AInnner-state
10 Pay Expenses.

tss Following is the full text of Repre-
sentative Bland's bill for working con-
SWicts on the public roads:
An act for the employment of all able
53s bodied convicts In the State peniten-
s4llary ana other persons imprisoned in
rs The 1ails OF counties, and to provide
80 for working and improving the public
9Es roads.
VI Be It enacted by the General Assem-
5bly:
3Si Il. That, all able-bodied male persons
q sentenced to imprisonment in jail OR
iPenitentfary for a longer period than
thirty days, unless exempt for good
reasons stated in the sentence and duly
recorded, or for good reasons subse-
fquently arising and approved by some
Judge Of q court of record, shall be
sllable Cor subject) to work on the pub
Sltc roads in the counties of the State as
hereinafter provided.
isS 2. AL such persons sentenced to n
county jail shall work upon the roads of
such county, provided that where n
county may have no Immediate need
dor. such work, 1t may hire its prisoners
& to any other county on terms to be
mutually agreed upon by their respec-
tive authorities; but in no case shall a
prisoner be hired for any other than
road work, nor for a longer period than
the term of his sentence.
a 3. All such penltentiary convicts, not
required for necessary service in the
5penitentiary, heretofore or hereafter
sentenced to Imprisonment therein,
shall be distributed among the counties,
upon due application, to work on the
public roads thereof provided that they
are not hired out under existing con-
tracts that cannot legally, be revoked
cancelled or vacated; AMI also provided
that it shall not hereafter be lawful to
hire any convict or convicts under any
new contracts, or to renew or extend
any such lcontract-all convicts, save as
provided, to be placed at work on the
roads.
!. &4. On the first "Wednesday Of May,
annually. and as often as applications
for unassigned eonvIcts may there
after require, the Board of Directors of
the pententtary, aided by the advice or
Information of the superintendent and
the physician of the prison. shall con-
slider the applications from the county
authorities for convicts, no application
Tor less than five conYicts to be cen
ssldered, nor any assignment of less
number than five to be made, and no
more than twenty-five to he assigned to
any one county. the assignments to be
Imade and the convicts to be sent in
the or der of the dates OF application,
snnless otherwise requested by the APP
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-12
Christmas SilverWare.

Beautiful line, every piece war
ranted.
15c, 19c, 25c, 39c, SOC, Picture
Frames, twenty styles.
soc to $3.50, Jewel Gases. satin
lined.
19c, sc, Pin and Souvenir TRAYS.
soc, Beautiful French Plate Mir
rors, and up to S1.35.
goo, Children's Knife. Fork and
Spoon Sets.
! $40 set each, Forks and Table
Spoons.
o9c set, x -doz. Tea Spoons.
39c set, X .doz. Fruit Knives.
zoe, Nut Picks and Crackers.
39c, Candelabra, single.
39c, Pepper and Salt Sets.
$3.50 each, Sugar Bowls, Cake,
Fruit and Butter Dishes, Castor and
Pickle Stands, all guaranteed.
Genuine Japanese Ware, soc
to $3.50, Glove and Handkerchief
Boxes.
25c, Crumb Brush and Tray.
japanese Cabinets, 75c to 50
each.
!. Writing Desks, 39c, 75c. to
$3.50 each.
25c, Large Glass Toilet Bottles
with Silver filigree covers.
soc; Extra large Toilet Bottles
with silver filigree covers.
Atomizers, 25c.
$50 Atomizers, every one per-
lect, an importers balance Of stock.
Some sold as high as 75c. Choice
OF lot, 25c each.
25c bottle, French Triple Ex-
tracts, regular soc bottle special
for Holiday trade, CSC.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-12
Old PeOple.
passage.

Old people who require medicine IN
regulate the bowels ana kidneys will
ma the true remedy in Electric Bit
ters. This medicine does not stimuio.o
and contains no whiskcy nor o,har
intOXicants, but acts as tonic o,a
Alternative. II acts mildly on Tho stnn,
ach and bowels. adding strength ana
giving tone to the organs. thereby old'
ing nature in the performance Of ~.
functions. Electric B.ttcrs is an axcni-
lsnt appetizer and aids digestion ON
people find il just exactly what they
need. Prlce hity cents ana 81 90 Der
Store. &c
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-12

botwccn his fore feet and he trampled
an over me, stepped on my head. rested
MS mind feet on my shoulder, walked all
about on my breast, tore my coat all
10 pieces, and broke my watch chain into
illnders. Then he pulled the buggy over
me ana stopped. l wasn't sure he had
gone. and lay there wondering where he
was going ITO put his Internal foot next,
and thinking to myself how l was go
ing to raise the money to fix that BIZ
cycle II | lived, and who was going to
bury me If didn't. That's what
thought. Then ! heard some one say:
III no use going over there. He will
never get up again." and am not GER
TAM nut seems ito me I heard some one
say: ON. he's n newspaper man,
"on guess he's hunt much" and 1 put
stop to the argument by getting I'D.
II MAD been ghost, those people
cpuiunt nave been more SURPRISED
thcre was a crowd OF them there. looked
Ike fhey had fallen there In n bunch
from the skies. Strange how quickly
people get together" said the wreck.
win an air OF having concluded the
story. And what happened then 2" !
asked. We'll, half Il dozen of them
wareh to know whore I was hurt
ne answered. and told them to come
around TO see me the next day, for, You
see didn't know myself. I hurt all
oyer: fnen asked for 4 match, though
haa nan n box In my pocket. Another
PAD hahit ! have. And lii nv nine and
was brought home like a corpse. Some
idiot got in ahead OF me on NV bike
ana spread the report that was either
dead or fatally wounded. and I nnund
everyone IN a state of pleased excite
men; when got there"
Come here baby: come back. tootsv.
come here, my darlng!" cried n woman
"i uncertain age last night Her fen
lures were distorted with anguish and
;liN'''y' falf dozen men hurrying
~ ., ihcir supper stopped 10 rescue,
u possible, the child which they suppos-
ca 10 DE In danger. ana found themselves
surrounding an ugly poodle. who In ston
ed back to the side of his perturbod ow,n-
cr. pe '"' '-'' own
me CHRISTMAS trade .his year Is moi
"hlS larger than last. but began c,,n-
Shi'rhhiy earlier. surprisingly so, indeed
large proportion Of the present tr,d,.
comes from the surrounding section
ana much Ct II from nearby Caroline
p"iHs' The people who come TO thn
Guy no buy Christmas stuff seem ia
ntNc more money than they did n Year
rso' ana they spend it all. Another
'hlns winch is influencing trade. and
tnat is the fact shat ccr;ain GOODS arc
cheaper than formerly The tradn in
Ge'iuioid novelties Is surprisingly large
DAINTY fahrications in silver. nic,,ro
;'ld iinnen ware. are selling well. and
d ucc'dco reaction has taken place i'm ,hn
purchase or books, which are chconar
and prettier this year than ever.
rms mas been season OF fairs. and
Phcy nave all been remarkably vol
paarom'zed, considering the scarcity Of
money and the near approach of ChT,s,.
mas when all surplus cash goes IN,
me channels of trade for The rcuuisj,cs
81 mat holiday of holidays. TIE He
'rew fntr was an immense success. rCa,-
eng thousands of dollars. The Naval
reserve fair also did well. ana ~,
catholic fair at the bid Cpara Hon
IN church street. is obtaining a largs
patronage.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-12
LECTURE SYSTEM IN THE, SOUTH
IL -Nwakens Lively Interest ;n LIT
crazy Affairs

IL -Awakcns Lively Interest ;c1 LIT
crazy Affairs.
IRON the Louisville Courier
me movement which was begun In 81
spring TO Introduce and domssticatc in
me Southern States the lecture nl,t-
,"ih system, which has flourshcd so
,uh'' IN the New England States, and
i,.'a i'tayeh SO important Il part in adj
EhhclhS the ideas and methods of that
robust section Of the Union. has rassnd
Hhc governmental stage and reached a
pohll where It's complete SUCCESS Is no
longer matter Of doubt
me southern Lycaum Association
now includes all the leading cities and
most or the leading towns from V;r
s.hlL 10 icXaS. From the first lyceum
organized IN Augusta. Ga, branch
NGenmS nave been established. among
other places. in Richmond. Charleston,
Atlanta. Memphis. Nashville, Blrming-
nam, Vicksburg. Latte Rock, Galveston
ana Dallas. The circuit thus created
taxes IN an excessive and diversified
region, but wherever the plan has been
caclvdEscd it has met with immcdiatr
ana extraordinary success. There Is no
reason why it should not. and may not,
hec"ine a permanent part If the cduca-
tl0nal machii!cry of the South.
The lecture, always n pleasing fea-
commun as, ANA often n potential
agent OF popular development upon the
frontiers OF civilization, has sustained
acec!eratea movement and Increased
Importance both IN Europe and Amer
ica' during this closing decade Of the
century. The most eminent men of the
world nave nOt thought the lecture
forum beneath their talents ana dig
hlty' and nave Sought il as Offering
peculiar advantages to the prOmulga-
t!on OF truth. In Germany, France and
england as we'll as in the United
states, from the statesman to the man
Of science the thinker. the writer. the
orator, lnve had recourse To the ros-
triim Of the lecture room for tn. nrnpo.
cation OF their IDEAS. or for the cdIica-
con OF men and women. From Schlc-
gel ana Frc-!aG, from Brrnctic:n aud
bcnrSe;, from ETcrbart Spcrrar, Max
Miller ana Anthony IiOre. to men like
GORDON, Ingalls,, WhIcOmb Riley anG
; MaIN wan, the lecture field OF IL!
I!ant and eloquent men.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-12
Leather Goods as
Holiday Goods.

81 set, Collar and Cuff Cases.
soc, Writing Tablets with ink
well and finer.
zoe, Pocket Books, IS to SOC, a
choice selection.
SOC, Combination Case and purse
silver mounting.
goo, soc, 75c,. Gents Travelling
Comb and Brush Sets.
CSC to $50 each, Ladies' Shop
ping Bags.
25c, Boys School Bag and Strap.
19c to 75c, Ladies Chateiaile
Bags.
soc to 81, Gents Pocket Bill
Books.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-12
Dress Goods,
Christmas Specials.

Have you thought Of giving a
GEAR one new dress ? Then see
ours first.
Black Silk Warp Henrietta, the
finest, some stores ask $2.2S award.
Same here special only $1.25; only
two pieces Of this.
12Hc yard, Is pieces of those
beautiful new Bourettes, plaids and
checks. best values ever shown in
Norfolk, actual value, 19c.
CSC yard, one lot aIl.wool Fan
cles in choice styles. Be sure you
see these.
The SOC line contains many
worth 75c and 8oc.
Holiday Dress Silk.
Nothing more appro pirate for a
Christmas gift to sister, wife or
mother than a nice dress, skirt or
waist pattern of stylish silk, we
have every kind. Handsome Bro
cades, SOC a yard and all silk.
Satin BrocadeS, extra fine, Si.25
kind for the sale, 100 a yard.
24-inch Black Pure Silk Satin
Duchesse, 79c, worth $1.25.
All colors evening shades, Pure
Silk Suraf, would be cheap any
where at soc, here special 29c, yard.
Ladies' Silk Skirts.
$4.75, MORE Figured Silk Skirts,
wei! lined and velvet bound.
So.75, Fine Satin Brocade Skirts,
lailor-nlade, lined with fine Russo
lin and velvet binding, worth $3.50.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-12
christmas Handkerciliefs.

An extraordinary event, we lead
the trade, every variety.
&c each, Colored Borders for
Ladies and Children.
Sc each, over fifty styles to suit
everv taste, for Men, Women and
children.
lOc each. Ladies and Gents all
linen, hernstitcl1ed, colored borders,
also mourning.
12Hc each, Fine Swiss Ennbroid
cred, also Scalloped.
19o, 2Sc, &c, soc, Unlimited line
10 meet every want. Don't buv
l1andkerchiefS until ours have had
your presence.
Holiday Linens.
A Christmas number Towel.
German Damask, pure white and
colored borders, @ inches wide, 50.
inches long, will make nice pres
ents, 25c each
2Sc yard, Bleacned Danask,
w illClleS WlQe.
81 dozen, Large Dinner Napkins,
Si25 kind.
SOC dozen, Fringed Linen Dam
ask Doylies.
soc yard, Pure Linen Damask
Table Cloth.
1915 set, Fine Fringed Table
Cloth, 1 dozen Napkins to match.
Holiday Umbrellas.
Every one appreciates the luxury
OF a handsome Umbrella. The |
chance OF the year Monday; 200
tine ones, samples of largest man
ulacturcr; no two alike at about
half regular value; IS kind for
S2.75. 81 kind for S2.25, and 50
down to 75C each.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-12
Christmas Special.
Jackets and Capes.

!, Plush Capes, braided and jetted
silk lined, 1898.
Plush Capes, IS, $3.50, $3.50,
$40 and SIP.
$3.50, $3.50 $3.50. $8. A spe-
clal line Ladies and Misses Jack
cts, Beaver Cloth, Boucle. and
Fancy Coatings.
1913: $3.50, -, $3.50, Chill
dren's Refers, variety Of styles
and colorS.