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The times., 1897-07-15
PERMIT TO A RAILWAY.
Commissioners Allow Track to Be

Commissioners Allow Track to Be
Rclaid Across Auacostia Bridge.
The Commissioners yesterday granted n
permit To President Raudle, of the Capitol
Railway Company, to relay the
track op the Navy Yard Bridge across
the Anacostla River, using as new rail
the Johnson Company's section, No. 500,
an eighty six pound grooved rail.
This will enable the railway company
to cross the bridge, and the selection of
the rail- by the company will also clear
the way. for the Commissioners to go
ahead with the proposed repairs to the
floor of the bridge. The work will begin
as soon as the rails for which President
Randie has telegraphed arrive.
The times., 1897-07-15
Reasons why Chamherlain's Collie
Cholera, and Diarrhoea Rem
cdy Is the Best


l. Because 1t affords almost instant re-
lief In case of pain In the stomach, colin
and cholera morbus.
2. Because it is the only remedy that
never fails in the most severe cases OF
dysentery and diaThoea.
8. Because it is the only remedy that
will cure chronic diarrhoea.
4. Because it is the only remedy that
will prevent bilious collie
8. Because 1t is the only remedy that
will cure epidemical dysentery.
9. Because it is the only remedy that
can always be depended upon In cases
of cholera infantum.
z. Because it is the most prompt and
most reliable medicine in use for bowel
complaints
s. Because it produces no bad results.
8. Because 1T is pleasant and safe to
take.
10. Because 1t has saved the lives OF
more people than any other medicine In
the world.
The % and soc sizes for sale by Henry
Evans, Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
93S f street northwest and Connecticut
avenue and S street northwest, and 1923
Maryland avenue northeast
The times., 1897-07-15
AN ILLEGAL ACT.
Police Judge Ktmhall Said to Have
Exceeded His Authority.

FSceeueu his authority.
1t is claimed by District officials that
the sending of Ralph G. Hyer, the opium
Smoking young man, to Jail by Judge
Kimhall. TO be examined there as to his
mental condition, is an Illegal proceeding
1t is said there is no law which permits
Judge Kimball, OF any other official. to
commit supposed lunatic charged with
Crime to jail for examination. The proper
course, it is said, was for the Judge to
have summoned two reputable physicians
to examine Hyer, and if they concluded
that he was tainted with insanity to have
certified him to the Secretary oi the In
terror for jury examination and commit
ment 10 St Elizabeth's.
In cases of prisoners charged with rnis-
demednols it is different. They being
alleged violators of District ordinances
can be committed to the workhuuse and
tne.n examined by the physicians employ
ed Gy the District.
IL, to late hour this afternoon Hyar
had not heen examined by the jail ply
siC'ian
The times., 1897-07-15

Chicago, July 14.-Wheat was strong
and weak by turns. Receipts of new wheat
and the strength OF the markets abroad
continue the feature. Minneapolis made
big sales OF flour, 80 Geo barrels, today.
Bradstreet's showed decrease of A.,
946, ZOO bushels III the world's available
supply last week against 2,0I1 200 bushels
q year ago, and Liverpool was reported
bidding cents higher for Kansas hard
wheat than week ago. The market
opened very strong and was met with q
flood of selling orders by longs and local
bear crowd. The early sellers replaced
their wheat en- the decline, and a very
sharp recovery followed. When the Brad
streets statement came out the trade
took it as the proper time TO sell their
wheat, and the market was unable TO sus
tain the heavy offerings.
Chicago Grlin and Provision Market.
Corrected daily by W. B. Hibbs & Co
Bankers and Brokers Members OF the
Y. Y Stock Exchange. 1927 r street
The times., 1897-07-15
The Falls cburcb Railway

A hearing will be given by Secretary
Alger today TO persons Interested in the
Falls Church electric railway A propo-
sition has been made to continue the
rail way from the Arlington Cemetery
gate TO Falls Church, and the hearing VIII
be for the purpose of designating route
through the Government reservation 4
lire beCweeu the old and new barracks
has been favOrahly commented on by Sec
retary Alger and it is probable that this
will be the route
The times., 1897-07-15

Sugar had tumble yesterday, but oniJ
serious one because some people had
thoughtit was going To 90 without ahait
The uIop LETT IL suil up To the highest
previous record and recovering at the
end OF the day.
Yesterday mornings Capitol gossip IN
timated that the Conference Committee
was not having smooth sailing ON the es-
sential feature of the tariff bill. The al
legged compromise over the sugar sched-
ule was said to be III danger, and it was
also reported that the leaders OF the House
were determined to have the sugar duties
conform to the provisions OF the original
House bill.
Speculative holders let go OF their sugar
stock at the opening, and the sharp decline
was the feature OF the early morning
market On the break, however, there ap-
peared to he buying, which may be eN-
planned either on the score of manlpula-
ton or OF the support which the short
interest put out at tie rapid advance would
naturally create. The stock was, however,
fairly well held at the decline.
On the other hand, both the activity
and strength of Sugar Were transferred
to other portions of the list. The market
was firm and advanced steadily, almost
without breaks The immediate future
movements OF Sugar, those induced by
speculative influences, are certainly prob
lematical, though there seems very good
reason to believe that the stock will con-
tinue for some time as high as at present,
and maybe advance, not taking into ac-
count the small speculative fluctuations.
The professional gossipers are only now
announcing that Mr.. Rockefeller is ac-
curing Sugar stock. The facts Were told
i'll this column several weeks ago, with
considerable elaboration, and were re-
iterated yesterday. There can be no ques-
ton of their reliability.
1t is said that there has been merging
of interests between Lackawanna and
Northern New Jersey.
Mr.. Robert Lindblom, Mr.. Silsby's cor
respondent, says of wheat:
''The market acts just right to suit me
from bull point of view
Fred Martin, OF Counselman & Co..
who has been in Europe for some time,
and who made 1t his business to post
himself on the crop situation while there,
talks very hopefully of the grain ship
ping business for the present season.
The times., 1897-07-15
Mrs. Newell Arraigned.

Mrs. Lucy Bacon Newell, whose lnlict-
ment for criminal libel was published in
The Times several days ago, pleaded not
guilty when arraigned In criminal court
No. 2 yesterday morning. Mrs. Newell
was accompanied by her attorney, W. P.
Williamson. who waived the reading Of the
Indictment
The times., 1897-07-15
A WONDERFUL MEDICINE

siderable short line or else accumulation
OF a fresh line of stock. Opinions are
divided as TO which CT these is correct
1t is reasonably certain that there has
been SOME moving of short stock cut out
in the late advance There has been little
news e:ther way ON the property
The times., 1897-07-15

Tobacco was active and full of strength
yesterday. tits asserted that the decision of
the courts as to the unconstitutional char
acter of the Lexow antitrust bill removes
the opportunity for annoying proceedings
against corporations of that class
The times., 1897-07-15
Levi p. Morton's sister Dead.

Levi r. MortoG's Sister Dead.
Rochester, July 14-Mrs. Electa F. K.
Minot, A sister OF ex-Gov. Levi 2. Morton,
and widow Of the late Jonas Minot, Of
Brockport, died at her home in that
Village yesterday afternoon OF hemor-
rhaCe in tie stomach. Deceased was
born In Shoreham, Vt, in 1922.
The times., 1897-07-15
Special Excursion To Sea snore via
B. q o.

Tickets to Atlantic City, Cape May, and
Sea Isle City will be sold for I o a. m
and 12 noon, Royal Blue Line trains, On
Fridays aud Saturdays during the sea-
son, good to return until Tuesday follow
ing, at rate S5 for the round trip.
te30-m, w ,th-tilAu27
The times., 1897-07-15
CORSoN & MCCARTNEY.

Members OF The New York Stock Ex-
change, 1419 + St. Glover building
correspondents OF Messrs Moore = Schley
so Broadway,
Bankers ana Dealers in GoveTnncnt BondR
Deposits Exchange LoanA
Railroad stocks and Bonds and all 5acuy1-
ues listed on the exchanges Of New YORK
Philadelphia. Boston and baltimore hoUzas
and sOId
A speciality made orinvestmens sc curities
District bonds and all local Railroad GA4
Insurance and Telephone Stock dealt u
American Bell Telephone stock bOuzns
2nc sold maIS-H
The times., 1897-07-15
New York Stock Market.
on. High. Low. Clos.

Corrected daily by W B Hibbs & Co.
BANKERS antj Brokers Members OF the
N. z. Stock EA change. 1927 street
The times., 1897-07-15

Dow, Jones & Co say of the grangers:
1.-The renewed activity in the grangers
is very acceptable to bull leaders, for
they look on this group as the surest
of any of the lists, for crop prospects have
been in no way diminished. Increased
dividends all through the Southwest are
more than probable this fail The buying
of the granger stocks is considered the
best"
The times., 1897-07-15

People who have watched the trading
in Burlington are of the opinion that there
has been pretty steady covering OF con-
The times., 1897-07-15

Wait for large sale of bicycles, at Sloan's
Wednesday and Thursday. jy1 At
The times., 1897-07-15
"oats are a good purchase

it is thought by good many people
that St Paul will be in the lead Of ad-
vances from now until fall and beyond
The times., 1897-07-15
TRIAL TREATMENT FREE.
512 Thirteenth Street N. W

Office Hours-9 to 12 a. M, L to
p. IN. daily; 6 to 3 p. m, Monday,
Wednesday and Friday; closed ON
Sunday. jy15.2t
The times., 1897-07-15

FOR RENT-The best way TO help your
business or profession is TO mOyeintO the
largest and beSt-known office building in
the city,
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST
BUILDING, COR. 9TH AND Z. SITS.
a few choice rooms now available; mod
crate rental; no extras; perfect janttOr
service; nre-pFOOf surroundings; ele-
vatOTS; 10 OstOnes; cOmmOdiOus bicycle stalls
and free telephone service
JyS- -ImO-tu, tn sat
MONEY AT PER CENT on real estate
in ID. C, no delay. terms reasonable.
HEISkELL & McLERAN,
jy9-1mo 1OOS r ST. NV.
The times., 1897-07-15
washington s.oek nxcnange.

SALES s-wastington Gas, so at AZ 1-2;
Mergentbalcr Linotype, 40 at120,
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
The times., 1897-07-15
Dr. HGiSGr'S HOlGODatbiC Remedies.

A separate cure for each disease With
them everyone can become his own doctor
Price, 20 cts, 90 cts and 81 90 per vial.
The times., 1897-07-15
Catarrh Positively Cured.

Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Kidney
Troubles, Liver Complaint, Asthma,
Bronchitis, Female Troubles, Head.
ache, Colds, Coughs and all Throat.
Lung and Blood Diseases Quickly
and Permanently Cured By
The times., 1897-07-15
The Pains and Aches Disappear As
If by Magic.

II You Are Sick Call at DIR. Heiser's
Office, Where You Can Have the
Most Thorough Medical Exam.
ination and Advice Without
Costing You a Penny.
The times., 1897-07-15
FINANCIAL.
Reap the harvest

KCdp TIC HdIYGSl
OF prudence IN after years by
saving systemattcaH now. The
United Building and Loan AssO-
cation OTIerS a splendid OppOr-
tunIty Tor profitable Investment OF
money. Shares are but 81 90 each.
Can be purchased outright or on
81 monthly payments. dividends
declared semi annually Members
may borrow 30 per cent or amount
paldIn Investigate It's many other
advantages.
United Building &
Loan Assn, 1 2O6 c St.
1yI42t
The times., 1897-07-15

1t is said that there has been merging
of interests between Lackawanna and
Northern New Jersey.
The times., 1897-07-15

Open. High. Low. Close.
The San Francisco call., 1897-05-20

Mastffs-Open, dogs-Firs;, w. W. Moores
Cube; second, Mrs. j. p Norman's Chino Don:
third Mrs J. P. Norman's Juan Montez: rese rye,
DR.. Ed Billa's TOBY: Y. III. c., Albert Sutton's
Nahi and J. }. Aukener's Alto: II. C., Albert Sut-
toms Tim and w. Wheland's Prince; c., John
Staddes Bismarck's J.
Great Danes-Opep, dogs-First, Mrs. Alfred
Roncovieri's Rex X: second, Ralph Roma's Gar;
third, John J. Doyle's Caesar; reserved. Mrs. lille
Harrison's Marco: v. :. G, J. J.. tunnins hams
Ivan: v. B. e., Mrs Alfred Roncovieri's King r !:
V. Il. G., DR.. Lainer's Prince; II. G., Don koss'
Jupiter
Mastiffs-open, bitches-First, Ernest Doelter's
Trocadero Belle: second, Mrs J. z. Norman's
Hebe Mont.Z: reserve. Alex Harbinson's Jennie:
v. II. c.. William Frsncy's Bud; S., Heckle d
Morsheads Feds
Great Danes-Opeu, bttches-First. Mrs. Alfred
Belle II: third, r.. Wanamaker's Trby: reserve
Mrs. Alfred Roncovi-rl's a Fiesta: " H. C.,
William Rau bingers Queen III; Ii. e., w. F. Wiz
liamson's 1 osca.
Newiound dands-Open dogs-First, Charles v.
Salx's Carlo; second, Fletcher Ames' Nick.
Newfoundlands = open. bitches Third, j. A.
Horgan's Gypsy.
Greyhounds-Dog pup ies-First, E. v. Sul1i.
vans Miramonte: second, J. j. EdmOnds' Jesse
Moore; third, =. A. Curtis Hector
Greyhounds - Bitches puppies First, p A.
Williams Minnie e. second, IL. NJ. N. Springs
ST. Bernards-Rough-coated, dogs puppies
First, Thomas Murphv's Henry OF Navarro: sec
ond. Mrs. +. Nj. Swain's Victor S; third, Sidney
Ackerman's Cesar II.
st. Bernards-Novice, dogs-First, T. G. Grants
Don Bernardo: second Miss May HesthaPs Prince
nardo Jr res rye, Thomas Corbett's Diablo IL
very highly commented, otto Schraft's Duke Of
IecK; highly commended, J. E. JAcobus' Bernar.
do Jr
The San Francisco call., 1897-05-20
A FIGHTER
As WELL AS
A LOVER
.Barillas Refused TO Pay
Money to Mend Broken
Hearts.
WAS TOLD RIBAS WAS
IN THE SCHEME.
Louis Hirsch Tells How the
80 Blairs Confessed to a
Conspiracy.
DIMOND INDUCED THEM TO
JOIN IT.
Regulations of the Principals B ing
Smirched as the Scandal
Is Probed.
DIMOND INDUCED THEM TO
JOIN IT.
Regulations of the Principals B ing
Smirched as the Scandal
Is Probed.

There does not seem to be any soft spot
for the Blair family to land on these days.
The revelations of the wooing of Miss
Lillian by General BarilIas last summer,
as told by Attorney Dimond, are of course
going to be vigorously contradicted, but
the negative affords almost as little con-
ISOLATION as the positive.
In her refutation of Dimond's assertions
Miss Blair, her mother and sister have
made affidavits that they knew all the
time that the swarthy Don Juan. whose
frolics have kicked up Ill sorts of trouble,
had wife and children awaiting his re-
turn. But to fortify these statements and
purge herself of any taint of the charge OF
blackman the young woman has mad e
some very unpleasant admissions of her
relations with Barilias. Mrs. Blair, the
mother, and Mrs. Phillips, the sister,
have made corroborative sworn state
ments. Really, it looks as if all the prin-
cipals in the scandal will be smirched
before it is over.
When Miss Blair decided to abandon
her suit against Barillas she sought his
agent in this City, Louis Hirsch, of the
firm o. Castle Brothers, and to him she
un burdened her woes in a manner that
precipitated the present scandal. To
hirsch the young woman and her mother
accused Dimond of conspiracy to black
mail the coffee planter. DR.. PerrauIt and
Dentist CranZ were included. the women
The San Francisco call., 1897-05-20
FEATURES OF THE SHOW.
Society Casts an Approving Glance
at the Prize Dogs In the

The dogs may now bark with delight.
as society has deigned to cast an approx
ing glance on the inaugural show OF the
San Francisco Kennel Club. The gailants
OF the army and navy serve as the repre-
sentatives of clubdom. and quite good
sprinkling of professional men and mer-
chants, accompanied by their ladies, paid
their respects to the canine family at the
Pavilion last night. Judging from the
attention bestowed on the st. Bernards
that strain of blood must be accepted as
the canine arstocracy.
The English settlers. however, came in
1or large share of admiration, and Sam
uel r. Hughes cham pion. Silver Plate.
received no end of compliments.
Inc greyhounds likewise had much at
tentlon, and Don, owned by H. M. N.
Spring Of San Jose. had many admiring
visitors. Don gained price.
General w. r. Shafter, Captain Starr
and Captain Gale of the United States
The San Francisco call., 1897-05-20
EVEN THE CARS STRUCK
The Heat Ties Up the Hyde.
Street Line for a Short
Time.
A Sage brush Disorder Causes an EX.
allied Temperature on tho
Coast.

The weather sharp slipped his pins yes
terday, with q result that the mercury set
a dizzy pace for the record mark. Some
where up IN Nevada there was a 10 W pres
sure, such as pushed the San Joaquin
for some hours matters were jun bl ed
hopelessly up.
San Francisco got under the blowpipe
early in the day and at 10 o'clock the 80
degree line on thermometers was in sight
At noon the SO mark had been reached,
and there the mercury loitered until they
let 60 in Nevada and gave the ocean
winds a chancs at the game. Still it was
warm as any body wished. What W ind
little eddies about TO clog the already
overworked bronchial tubes OF pedes-
trians.
How hot it was in the sunshine nobody
will dare conjecture. The conductors and
gripmen on the Hyde-street branch of the
California street railway have their own
ideas on this su biecr for did lot the heat so
expand the iron slot cieats at the CROSSING z
of Hyde and Sutter streets as TO actually
stop the line for some time.
The tiagman says tho blockade was ac-
tually the result of this rather unheard of
accident.
Reports from other places are all in the
same vein. Oakland went in its shirt
sleeves all day. San Jose, Stockton and
Sacramento bore the punishment meekly.
Now all davs are calOric just at these
times in those places. Portland and the
Sound country we're in the swim as well.
The prospects for to-day are not invit-
ing. Things are still confused in Nevada
and until the Sagebrushers get down tc
the regular order of business it's best mo-
be too sangulne.
The San Francisco call., 1897-05-20

army kept an eye on the ring when the
trick dogs. with gloves properly donned,
fought to finish.
Joseph Crockett, president of the gas
company. delighted In the high jumping
of the greyhounds.
Tom g. Grant was happy. indeed, as his
prize ribbon.
A. B. Spreckels, W. s. Hobart, William
M. Bunker, Herman Oelricbs, w. S.
Leake, Thomas c. Van Ness, Richard
Chute, Frank ]. Carolan, Eugene Lent
The San Francisco call., 1897-05-20

W. II. Taylor Jr., F. w. Van Sicklen, H.
J. Crocker and many others visited the
Pavilion last night.
The promoters of the show expressed
gratification over the large throng in
attendance, and predicted that the in
terest would increase.
There were many ladies present, SO
m any that they formed nearly half of the
throng of visitors. Street suits seemed to
predominant, although evening hats and
thea ter dress were quite noticeable.
The San Francisco call., 1897-05-20
A Missing Boy.

T. A. Harris, 456 Sixth street. reported to
the police yesterday the disappearance of his
son, Wayne Harris. He left home last Friday,
and has not been seen nor heard of since. The
boys mother Is an invalid and his prolonged
absence is seriously affecting her. The boy Is
13 years of age, light complexion, blue eyes,
and wore dark blue coat and trousers and
light.colored bicycle cap.
The San Francisco call., 1897-05-20
DAMAGE, for a Broken L.~.

Charles L. Koch has sued the Marke t-street
Railway Company for $31, 900 damages. He
says one of the cars of the corporation came in
collision with his express wagon on the 9Th
inst, throwing him to the ground, breaking
his leg in two places and otherwise bruising
him. Hence this suit
The San Francisco call., 1897-05-20

Mark Hopkins Institute o Art
Open daily, including Sundays. Concerts
very Thursday evening.
The San Francisco call., 1897-05-20
SUMMER WASH GOODS.

DIMITIES-A big line or 3l'lncn ~
Dimities for childrenS uresseS' va
Your pick at t......-.''...-''''..'
FIGURED LAWNS, a 4O-ulCn
fabric in new designs. Our LUG "
line on sale at ...'''--'
DOTTED SWISS ORGANDlES,
delicate combination OF the Two
most popular wash iaprics,
pretty figures over the Wnlts
Swiss ground, here and there 80
the self-colored Swiss d0ts' 1or U0
party gowns and chlldrens yard
dresses. At Hales. A"u
FINE ORGANDIES fine sheer
weave in l beautiful colorlngs.
Have our statesmen show you
the effects of the different In ILO
ings, perfect wash fabric. AT
LAPPET MULLS, white dots on ~
red, blue or lavender grounds,
some new sh ades. AT Hale's.. Iaro
The San Francisco call., 1897-05-20
WAISTS FOR SUMMER.

LADIES' LAWN WAISTS. black
gr und with white figures, also
white ground, the latest coat @ 90
sleeve, separate collar, as breezy I'D l.
and cool as can be. AT Hales.. Each
LADIES' LAWN WAISTS, white
separabie collar Iaundered cuff
ssea' assas, ss%s very nsm ssfis ,s a
affair. At Hale's s....... Zach
LADIES' DIMlTY WAISTS, sep
arabic laundered collars, soft
finished cuff bands, collars
white or cOlored, big assort-
s%sn n fsssp: isE sas sEr ioss sss''
Hale's.. Observation-Disclosures. Each
LADIES LACE EFFECT DIM
ITY WAISTS. separable laun-
dered collar soft finished cuffs,
light grounds with colored floral
s5S SsFss s:ssta ss 1ss. eomcas ss s11 ,ssss sss
days AT Hale's. Each
LADIES' FINE ORGANDIE
WAISTS. pink. blue or laven-
der grounds. elegant floral ef- @ 900
fects in larSe designs, perfect IDA-
ft, decidedly stylish. At Hales Each
LADIES' SUPERIOR ORGAN
DIE WAISTS, white e separabie
Iau ndered collars, black aud
ssn: Mess s29ps .am: Sa: vs+y as
new colors. AT HaleS....... Each
The San Francisco call., 1897-05-20

Shei La.
collies-Challenge, dogs-First Verona kennels
Champion ST. Clare a Idle
The San Francisco call., 1897-05-20
Very Best Quality Semi-Porcelain.
Gold Illuminated Spray Decoration. Gok
H1ndZes nqld Trim iuoc
Great American Importing Tea ca

MONEY SAVING STORES:
140 Sixth ST. 525 Hayes ST.
o05 Market st. zoos Fillmore st.
40 Ninth ST. 5000 Sixteenth st.
OIL Kearny st. Z5I0 Mission st.
1410 Polk st. 52f Montgomery ave.
21S Third st. 1919 Devisadero st.
32S5 Mission St 1880 Kentucky st.
705 Larkin st. Potrero.
OAKLAND STORES.
1853 Washington st. 1910 Seventh st.
9i7 Broadway, Clio E. Twelfth st.
i3i San Pablo ave.
ALAMEDA-f55s Park st.
Headquarters, 81 Market ST., S. F.
Every Article bears the name fthe Ma ker,
which as proof Of the Superior Quality Of
Our Wares.
The San Francisco call., 1897-05-20
GREAT
REMNANT SALE.
CroCkery,China,
Glassware,
AT ACTUAL
WHOLESALE COST!

Still going on at our many stores,
many rich bargains, such that no
houSekeeper wants to miss.
The San Francisco call., 1897-05-20
SUMMER UNDERVESTS.

LADIES' COTTON SUMMER
VESTS L. N. $. s., round or
square neck, Richelleu or Jer-
sey ribbed, Imitation lace neck OSC
and armlets, pink or blue. At ~
Hale's ....... Each
LADIES' COTTON SUMMER
VESTS, l.. N, N. s., Rlchelieu
ribbed, all black or blacK with CSC
black ana lavender lace trim ~
ming, for summer. At Hale's.. Each
AIDES Isle THREAD
VESTS, round neck, short OC1C
sleeves or L. N. N. s., Richie OO3
lieu or Jersey ribbed. At Ha.e's Each
LADIES FANCY FRENCH
Isle VESTS, 1. N. N. s.,
fine quality Richeleu rib, pink,
blue, back. white or ecru, EAC
cool vest for summer. At w
Hale's .......... ............... Each
LADIES' FRENCH Isle
VESTS, II. n. L. -, Jersey rio
bed silk crochet NECK and SOC
front, drawers 10 match. w
superior garment. At Hale's. Each
LADIES FINE SILK SUMNER
VESTS. the coolest, cleanest
fabric OF them all, l.. N. n. s.,
Richelieu ribbed, pink. blue,
cream or black, comfort to O6C
any one. The price at Hale's Oh
only ......... .......... EAch
The San Francisco call., 1897-05-20
and Trim, naings.

Very Best Quality Semi P orceIain.
Spray Decoration, Gold Handles
The San Francisco call., 1897-05-20
SUMNER GLOVES And NOTIONS

Cha MOIS GLOVES FOR WASH
DRESSES. the correct summer glove, 2
clasp, white or natural color, wash silk
embroidered back, the gloves can be
washed very easily. cake of Manton's
Chamois Soap free with every pair The
glove you should have for summer
dresses
Quality No l..............$ 81 90 pair
Quality No. 2.............-......S5c S5c pair
BLACK CASHMERE GLOVES,
the cee bratei woven finger OSC
tips, light summer weight, fine ~
for wash drssse Al Hale's =. Pair
BELTS-Fsncy patent-leather bind
ing, colorS brown tau or green, OSC
covered harness ouckle. At ~
dale'5.. ..--.. .--.-.....--- ESCn
KID Ell rs with silver buckle SOC each