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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-06-27

at s4.5od55o. Yearlngs sold at s3.50d4.75 Sheep
sold at e. 5oda65. Heavy natives sold very slow
at s3.15@3.25.
Receipts-cattle. 100; hogs. $4,000; sheep, 1900.
ST. LOUIS. June e.-Catttle-Receipts. 500;
shipments. 700. Market steady st a decline rang
ing from sc TO 20c for natives during the week
only grass Texans received and these rule easy
shipping steers, Si.{004.g0, bulk at A.65@4S5i
dressed beef and butchers steers. So 90q4.S0. bulk
at $3.500370 cows and heifers 81. 75d4.60 bulk OF
cows, $2.25Q3; bulls. $1.7GG3; Texas and Indian
steers. grass. $26oq370 cows and heifers, s22S
Hogs Receipts. $780, shipments. 1000 Market
5d1oc lower; light, s3.3oG3.35; mixed, sS.2ca325
sheep-Receipts. 200; shipments, 1900 Market
s5Ssdy 1atye mutto1 ss a fuls s and bucks
NEW YORK June Observation-Disclosures 991
no trading. Cables slow; exports, $50 cattle and
4lS4 quartero of beef. Calves-Receipts none; nc
Hogs-Receipts. 900. Market nominally steady
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, $685. Good tc
choice lambs 5Gl0c higher; sheep and common
and medium lambs steady; medium TO good sheep
$3GSe0; medium to choice lambs, S48l12q5.55.
EAST LIBERTY, June 26.ZCattle steady
prime, S49OG5; common. 49, So@36o; bulls, stays
and COWS, s2q$.5o; common to good fat oxen,
and pigs. s3.7od3.75; workers. and medium
s3.60Q365; heavy, Sc. 40Q3 80; roughs. $2.25Q3.10
Sheep steady; choice $3.S0qS.s0; common. $2.5C
@3.10; spring lambs $4Q5
KANSAS CITY. June 26-Cattle-Receipts 200
Market steady and unchanged, with only retail
trade.
Hogs-Receipts, 500. Market sc lower; bulk OF
sales. $3.2508.3o; heavies. g. 9Oq3. BIZ packers
:S.25G9882z mixed 50. 25@S 37lA lights, $S2OaS.3O
Workers, So 271eGS3O; pigs, $2.9Oq325.
Sheep-Receipts 20O0. Market steady lambs,
SOS; muttons S2.20G4.
LOUISVILLE. June 26.-Cattle-No receipts.
Hog+Receipts, 1850. Market closed weak;
heavies, SO 4Od3.45; mediums s3.45GS.5O; lights,
s.. 2F13.50: roughs, 81 .5Oq3.1O
sheep-Receipts. 500 Market steady; choice
sheep. $2.5OG2.75; fair, $2.25@250 extra lambs,
S4.T5d5: fair $3.50d4.50
CINCINNATI, June 26.-Catte steady at $2.25
GAS.
Hogs easy and lower at $3@3.50.
Sheep steady at $2Q3.35: lambs active at $3.50
65.25,
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London Spectator.


Almost all men have certain ways" of
living which they have found conducive
either to health or work, and a very large
section of them suffer greatly from tor
rent of criticism for those ways. There are
men who never need exercise or as Mr.
Chamberlain. says in his case, do much bet
ter without it, and IL they escape a nina
tory lecture once a week they are greatly
favored by fortune. There are other men,
quite numerous, who benefit by exercise in
big draughts, but not in homeopathic
doses, who exert themselves furiously once
a week or during an annual holiday but
for the rest of their time benefit most by
bodily torpor. They are not scolded be-
cause as a rule, they are considered too
far gone for that operation to be beneficial,
but they are habitually and very openly
disbelieved. They are talking nonsense. it
is held on a matter they know nothing
about There are thousands of Englishmen
who are never at peace if they are not
warm. and are told by all sincere friends
that they are killing themselves with cod
ding" and tens Of thousands who can
neither think nor work unless they are cool
and who are pestered by every one who
knows them about wraps To condemn
sueh instincts as self-indulgence unless
they conflict with cIear duties, is foolish.
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Schedule of Notification.
Registry of Mr.. VonduemaS.

I'm answer to your communication claim
ing the object seized to the condemned and
deceased, Mr.. Juan Molina Moran, this
tribunal. taking in consideration your
rights according to the will OF the de-
ceased, allow you delay of four months to
be able to accomplish the payment of the
expenses of the suit which motived the
seizure, amounting to 6,1& francs oO
centimes.
Informing you that in case said pay
ment was not made inside this delay; auc,
tom sale will be made of the trunk and
the objects and jewels it contains, which,
according to page II of the summary have
been valued to the sum of 1898 francs.
'Madrid Oct. IL 1896
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Elsewhere.

CHICAGO, June 26.-Cattie pens were prac-
tically bare to-day is usual on Saturday, and
the market was largely nominal one. The few
prices.
There was large supply of hogs and sellers
were obliged to take off 213G5c in order to get
rid of their consignments. Sales We're at an ex-
treme range of s3.10G3521z for the poorest to
the best hogs ard 81 z5e13.5 so pigs the bulk
Of the hogs selling for s3.37z93.45.
The demand for sheep and lambs was extreme
~ poor Spring lambs sold at S3.35Q5.50 largely
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"ATADRTD Oct. y. 1896.

"Sir-Inclosed you will find the document
given to me by the tribunal. when relates
to the seized box. the delay granted TO pc
come possessed of it and also of the cost
of the suit. 1 go back tonight to Sagunto
and after resting a little while VIII write
again. explaining infinitely the AFFAIR oc-
cupying us. Please send back to me the
document inclosed and also the copy of
the certificate l had the honor to SEND you
previously. Your servant M. r
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LIVE STOCK.
Cattle Scarce and Steady-HOgs Active
and Steady-.Sheep Steady.

INDIANAPOLIS, June 26.-Cattle-Recepts
light: shipments none. There light supply.
The market was very dull, especially on common
and half fat grades, while all good stuff was
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KNIT UNDERWEAR.

Don't count the cost Of the material.
Six cases were ship ped by our buyer,
with the retail prices like these:
Ladies' Heavy Egyptian Ribbed Vests
and Pants, for DC. each.
Ladies' Silver-Gray Ribbed Half-Wool
Vests and Pants, overlook stitched,
elastic seams, csc. value for 4Sc. gar
ment.
Ladies' Fleeced Ribbed Combination
Suits, with Oneita fastening across
chest, soc. suit.
Boys Heavy "a Natural-Wool Shirts
and Drawers, the best 75c. worth, for
50c.
Infants Fine White Wool Ribbed Wrap
pers. any size, 2jc.
Children's Wool Merino Vests and
Pants, 25c.
FROM 1920 TO II O'CLOCK
Infants Egyptian Ribbed Vests, fast
ened all way down front &c.
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Gift Umbrellas Tempting.

Richest OF all umbrella contrivance.
Handles of ivory, ivory with deposit OF
sterling in fligree pearl, sterling jewelled,
natural wood with sterling trimmings,
and dozens Of others that are entirely
novel.
Combination Umbrella and Cane. one
handle for either, made especially FOR
travelling, $29s
Ladies' Black silk. close rolling, with
Dresden post, hand-painted handles
the usual S Umbrella, for s2.9S; with
silver overlaid on pearl for $3.50
Mems 2S-inch Taffeta silk, with sterling
silver trimmings, $780, worth $3.50
Mems Taffeta Silk, with real leather
cases. s2.4S
Mems Silver Deposit on Buckhorn Ham
dies; Heavy Pure SILK Umbrellas. $3.50.
Mems or Ladies' Close-Rolling Twilled-
SILK Garcia, silver trimmed handles,
Ladies' An-snk Black Tafreta. close
rolling. with fancy silver-trimmed
Colored Changeable Taffeta silk. close
rolling, with handles and tassels 10
match. s2.13.
Ladies ana Mems Twilled SILK Garcia
Umbrellas, steel rods with fancy or
natural handles, $l.75 and g grades,
for 81.
Mems 2S-inch English Gloria, natural
handles, &c
Children's Fancy Cellulold Handles FOR
FROM 1870 TO y O'CLOCK
Ladies' Twilled Gloria Close-Rollinp
Umbrellas. with painted Dresden ham
dies. gold collar and swedge, Paragon
frames. 5Oc. each-limit one to each
customer.
WE HAVE SECURED MORE
HOSIERY
like those sold October last. Some zoo
dozen lasted fortnight then. About 400
dozen for Monday. All the pretty Christ
mas Hose are here, too.
Ladies Finest Imported Mace Hose. silk
finished, pairs to box, CSC. a pair
French Novelties in Ladies' Hose, pairs
for 81.
Black Imported Hose usual best CSC.
grade, our price lie. pair; pairs for
soc.
Handsome effects in solid-Black. with
Fancy silk Soles, Heels, and Toes, SOC.
pair.
Chemnitz-Made Black Hose, Hermsdorf
dye double heels and toes, - 1-2c. pair.
200 dozen American Made Sold BLACK
with double soles. for lie. pair.
The greatest variety OF STYLES in IJsl.
Novelties TO be seen anywhere. soc
pair.
Extraordinary values in Misses and
Boys Black Ribbed Hose, double knee.
three-thread foot. any size up 10 10, for
II 1-2c. pair.
Extra-Heavy Boys Bicycle Hose. can't
be equalled anywhere under % and CSC.
we say l9c. for any size, 6 TO 10.
BOO dozen Childrens and LADIES' Black
and Fancy Hose, &c. pair.
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OvERGAITERs, LEGGINs, 60.

7-button Black CheviOt Wool Over
CATERS, any size, lie. pair; 1O-button
lengths 25c. a pair.
Boys Black Jersey Ribbed Leggins, all
button, &c a pair.
Ladies' Jersey Ribbed, Full-Length
Leggins, 1-2-buttoned. Sl.25 a pair.
Ladies' Full-Length Knit Leggins, 4Sc
pair; Children's Drawer Legglns, 39c
Children's Eiderdown Sacques, en-
broidered edge. ribbon finished, 50c.
Handkerchief Sacques, fancy edges,
high sleeves, Csc. with fancy Jokes and
collars, at 90, &c., and up to SIS.
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OUR JEwELRY STORE,

as all the rest, lives under the influence
OF the most honest treatment. You pay
for what you get-never more. Thousands
TO chose from; all the universally wanted
things.
Ladies' Gold-Filled Rings. with neates.
stone settings. always PC. for ljc.
ladies' Rings, &c. each, gilt or silver
Ladies' SolId-Gold Rings, usually $50,
for the sale. soc.
ladies' Brooches, neatest designs U.s.
ually S9c.. for 25c.
Ladies' Stlck-Pins, the lOc. ones, for e
each.
Gentlemen's Solid Gold Scarf-Prs
usually sl.19, for SOC.
Four-Leaf-Clover Stick-Pins, Sc. each
EYEGLASSES AND SPECTACLE
Gold or amalgamated metals; rubber %
whatever else. We measure your
sight, and give the proper glasses n
ordinary cases. Prescriptions n.le1
Exchangeable after the holidays. Con,
1898; Roman Alloy, 81 and PC; 90
or Alloy Rlmless Glasses FOR h'ci
Rubber, % and II l-2c.
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FRENCH sATEEN EIDERDOwN COM
COMFORTS,

figured on both sides, plain edge, s34S;
with frill, for So; others at $3.50 and $50.
Full-Slze. Chintz-Covered, Cotton-Filled
Comforts. for 25c.; extra size for 80,
40, and 69c.
Twill Sateen Comforts, fancy figured,
full doube-bed size 70 and CSC.
Extra-Size Fancy Figured Sateen COM
forts for 81 30 and 81 IL
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IN HEAVY DRAPERIES

our line is by far the most complete
we've ever shown. Several lots are TO be
closed out, and special prices are made
to-day on 'em:
5O-inch Handsome Eastern Portieres, 4
yards long, for Sl2.
so pairs of Chenille Curtains are to he
sold out of the $3.50 and s. lots at Sl.SS
a pair.
Fancy Draperies at 8, G, g. and lOc.
yard.
This lot contains Silkollne, Tinsel. and
CrptOnnps
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THE CHAPTER OF FURs

Is filed with the most exciting news FOL
Monday. A New York dealer has accepted
our offer to close his stock, which will be
on sale Monday with the opening Of ou
doors. Had to take them all-the cheaper
and finest sorts.
Handsome Gray Krimmer Cape Collar
cite. with high storm collar. $3.50.
Red and Gray Fox Scarfs, with large
head and tails, $50.
Persian Lamb Cape Collarette, 5000;
Marten for $3.50.
Electric Seal Stole Scarfs. with 10 tails,
or Real Fetch Scarfs. with tails-S2. 80
for either.
Mink Collarettes, double, Marten tails,
81 each.
Stone Marten Scarfs, with large head,
tail. and claws, $.49.
Black Marten Stole Collarettes, s tails,
1896.
Children's Fancy Lynx Fur Sets. CSC.
set.
German Marten Sets, with purse head,
fiat muff. &.9.
Black Electric Seal Muffs, large size.
sl50.
Imitation Stone Marten Double Scarfs,
with heads and tails, 1886.
Water Mink Scarfs, with spring mouths
&c.
French Coney Double Scarfs, with tails.
csc.
FROM 1920 TO IL O'CLOCK
Black French Coney Muffs, good, large
size, satin lined, 800 each.
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ONE OF THE RICHEST CURTAIN
STOCKS

ever shown by this house is left on hand.
It's our determination to sell them, in
order to show new ones the season to
come The prices will help like this.
Only 81 pairs left of the LOO pairs of
Real Brussels Curtains at $3.50 a pair.
We guarantee the value TO be So.
Irish Point Lace Curtains, yards long,
co inches wide, usual cost is $40; this
week. $3.50.
lot of $3.50 Tambour Curtains are to be
closed out this week a s. a pair.
lot of Applique Curtains, cost up to 81
a pair, are TO be sold at $3.50; 8 IL
yards long.
% pairs of Nottingham Lace Curtains,
our usual S2l9 grade, TO be closed out
at S1.25 a pair.
81 pairs Of our $50 Lace Curtains take
the price Of sec. to hurry them off.
Il pairs all that are left of our 81 grade
OF Nottingham Lace Curtains; they are
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SILK PETTICOATs ARE SCARCE
EvERYwHERE But HERE.

At least the best styles and colorings
are. Plenty of them, and at much lower
prices than ever before.
Black Underskirts at S.75 OF the best
grade Taffeta.
$3.50 Plaid and Striped Taffeta SILK, the
handsomest effects, $40.
Changeable Satnette, with corded UNI
brella rufIle, fannellette lined, closely
resembles s. silk skirt, for S2.l2.
Black French Sateen. with 3 frills, nam
nellette lined, for SIC.
Cloth Skirts, with pleatng, trimmed.
zoe.
Black Moreen. with corded Spanish
founce, for $l95.
Heavy, All-Wool Knit Skirts, all colors,
Csc. and sl.25.
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MEMS AND BOYS GLOVES.

Kid, Buck, Pique, Caster. Cloth, OF
every kind, and for every use. You can
look for lowest prices on them right here.
Ladies' and Children's All-Silk Windsor
Ties, 20 and 44c.
Mems Fine Night Robes, 80, 75c., and 81.
Plain or Fancy.
Mems Fancy SILK and Elastic Suspend
ers, 25c. to 81 each.
Mems Fine English Cardigan Jackets,
$215 and $2SS each.
Mems Tan or Black Half-Hose. high
spliced double heels. II lie.
MEMS UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT
is THE darkest IN THE STORE.
Every grade OF All-Wool, Half Wool,
Wool and Silk, and the DIR. Wrights.
Prices 81 lie. 10 $3.50.
FROM To $3.50 O'CLOCK
Mems White Unlaundered Shirts, as
good 5sc. ever bought, fine bosom,
and every seam felled, 19c.
COTTONS
as holiday gifts. Pretty patterns, put IN
attractive packages, SIC. a dress.
A Extra Heavy Brown Cotton. s-ie.
Merrimack Prints. in all the new de-
signs, 3-4c.
"A French Percales. In new, pretty
Dark effects, u 1-2c. grade, for 3-ic.
= 7 s1saeh'd Cotton Si-'e- quality
Toe. Extra Heavy Quality Brown Jeans,
for 3-ic yard.
Evening Shades of New French Gre
PONIES, l6 2-Sc. quality. for s S-ic.
Extra Heavy Unbleached Cotton, 80 Ia
inches wide. for 4 s-lc. a yard.
Fine High-Grade Brown Cotton. 3 1-2c.
Extra Heavy Canton Flannel, long
nap, Toe. grade. for 3-ic.
Is e-3c. F1annsllettes, new, pretty print
iDgs. . 3-4c.
IL l-2c. grade Flannellettes, Z Sic.
Rob-Roy Plaid Outings. 10c. grade, for
Be- yard
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SALE OF CORsETs

WILL MAKE PRICES LIKE THESE:
81 l. G. "Zephlrine'' Corsets, long waist
lace and ribbon-trimme1. for 81.
The Always $3.50 Bias-Cut Il. d. Cor
sets for s..
Best SIS Corsets for Soc.
81 Bicycle Corsets for 75c.
Boys Double V Waists. sizes to 10
years zoe. ones, for soc.
s. and $50 Corsets for $1.25.
25c. Pearl Corset Shields for 19c.
Heavy Coutil.e Corsets, well-boned, long
waist, zoe. kind, for SOC.
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HIGH CARNIVAL IN THE MILL
merry DEPARTMENT.

Everything that the fates of Fashion
at Cohen's tomorrow. A special holiday
price. Whether it's street or evening
wear, the assortment is here. The prices
on all the Colored Trimmed Hats are
down to so cents on the dollar Of the
former prices:
Children's Trimmed Hats at N.l5, n.2o,
and $50; just half price.
Tam o. Shanter Caps for 49, %, and &c.
Wings and Quilts, hundreds To pick
from at sc. each.
All the Wings and Fancy Feathers are
down to half price.
DO Wool Felt Hats choice OF any 2oc.
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LEATHER GOODS,

Wherever ingenious invention n, q,
pocket-book maker has brought ,.,.
ideas and happy success, our buyer placed
orders. Come and look over these n,5v
novelties. When you buy at Cohea's YOU
pay only for what you get.
Ladies' Real Seal Morocco. Calfskln 4,
Alligator Combination Pocket.B,5E.
or Card Cases, either Black or Coor.
ed, real value Sc, SOC. each.
Ladies Diaries for 1898, prices lse =,
$3.50; usual 39c. TO S425
Gentlemens Morocco Books Blsek a.
Russian leather. soc. each.
Gentlemen's Russian Leather Comblr,.
ton Bill-Books and Card Cases. cheln
at 81, for &C.:
Ladies' Alligator Chatelaine Bags. real
value S9c.. for 50c. each.
Gentlemen's Combination Collar ara
Cuff Boxes, worth 81. for 59c. A set.
ladies' Real Seal Combination Pocket.
Books sterling trimmed, well worth
81. for soc.
Ladies' Leather Writing Desks any
color, from $50. to 81
ladies' Leather Writing Folios. with
dictionary combined, usually 3, for
SL19
Gentlemen's Seal, Morocco. and Russian
Leather Bill-Books. look Ike So
books. for 99c.
Ladies' Combination Books, heavles,
kind of sterling trimmings, worth So,
for 1925.
Children's Pocket-Books, 10 each.
Combination Pocket-Books and Card.
Cases. usually PC, for &c. each.
Ask 10 see our special 2jc. Embossed
Leather Combination Pocket-Book--
It's 4 wonder.
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TOO MANY BLANKETS.

a PRICE-MAKING FOR QUICK
WORK
12-i Heavy Blankets, fancy borders,
$1.i9 pair.
1914 Heavy White Wool Blankets, pretty
borders S375 kind for S2.49 a pair.
III CameIs-Hair Blankets, crochet
edge, s. kind for 81.
12-i California White Wool Blankets,
silk-bound, $50 ones for 50.
Special holiday price, S3.25 for our s.
Ia California White Wool Blankets.
1O-4 Lambskin Blankets, Roman bor-
ders 45c. a pair
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BUT FOR COHEN's LINING DEPART
MENT

you'd be paying just about double. Read
these for Monday:
Heavy Black Canvas. extra wide, cheap
at l0c., for sc. a yard.
Black Soft-Finish Percaline, IL l-N
grade. Sic. a yard.
Black French Hair Cloth, usually -se'
for lSc. yard
Best Lining Buckram, always &c, ioi
15c. yard.
Blackjack Figured sllesia, best &c
grade, Monday says u lie. yafa'
NOTIONS SALE.
5000 cards Hump Hooks and Eyes 20
day 1c. a card. or re. dozen cards y
yards Basting Cotton. $50.
ladies' Ready Made Carte VIZ
i-2-inch-wide elastic, gilt or sayL
buckle, for &c. pair. No. stochlls,
Dress Shields, considered bargain ~
l0c.. to-day SC. pair. Duplex Sleg
Pins, largest size, o.. dozen. IL
New Blue and Red or Red anu bit,
Beading, always Zoe. piece (ony -
pieces TO a buyer, to-day at Sc. pee,
OF yards. Ruffie Garter Elastic, az
color, cheap at &C., for DC. yaie.
inch Whalebones. &c dozen. saieU-
Pins, No. 2. for ic dozen Best Noun
ing-Pins. 1c. box. Ladies' Gdfieis.
with silk elastic. each pair In a go
box, l9c. box. Childrens Hose p
porters. usually l5c.. for Sc. per
Needles, 1c. paper. Initials on taPe
dozen for &c. Carpet Warp (Whs
body. pounds 20 a bundle, usltHy
SIS. for 50c. a package Best lAhsp
Thread. &c. spool. Agate Buttons Sc
gross. Whalebone Casing Sc. piece
TIE CHRISTMAS CANDIES ARE ALL
READY.
Extra Fine Broken stick Mixture Dc
a round
Popcorn. Peanut. and Walnut Tary Tor
Sc a pound.
ually i0c.
$50. French Mixture, Sc pound.
soc. Gum-Drops. IL PC. a pound:
Chocolate Creams and Cream AlmohaN
IL lie. a pound.
Ilcorice Drops lie. pound. "a.
10 and zoe. Chocolate Bonhons Tor i's'
a pound.
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tucks, worked buttonholes, &c. pair.
EVERY ONE OF ALL THESE
HANDKERCHIEF COUNTERS
IS A BARGAIN CORNER.
The overlooking quantity confirms that
when your demands are greatest, Cohen's
supply pictures the festival with the most
fortunate results.
Sheer. Dainty White Embroidered Hand
kerchiefs, various sorts, &c.
20 styles I'm Swiss and Irish Lawn, all
embroidered, neat or snowy effects. &c.
Marie Antoinette, embroidered in hand
some designs. each one on card,
~ &C.. worth 25c.
Mems White or Printed Bordered Hem
stitched for sc.
100 dozen Mems Pure Linen Hemstitch-
cd, that cost 81 dozen usually; these
2pc. each.
Ladies' Finest Sheer All-Linen Embrold-
cred for 10 and 25c.-worth double;
with footing or lace edges, for II 1-2c.
Ladies' Initial Handkerchief hem
stitched, embroidered, or plain, White,
colored. and mourning styles, over LOO
dozen to pick FROM sc. each.
Pure Sheer Linen Hemstitched, half-inc
hem. 10c., instead Of l6 2-3c.
20 STYLES in Ladies' Pretty, Sheer Linen
and Swiss Embroidered and Lace
Edge Handkerchiefs, including initial
all-linen ones, for II 1-2c.-cost you ~
and &c elsewhere.
Mems Best 25c. Pure Linen White Hem
stitched Handkerchief, 16 2-3c.
Thousands Of Ladies', Mems. and Chill
dren's Handkerchiefs of all kinds and
Y sorts. &c. choice.
Others at 1-2c., that cost you &c. gene
rally.
Mems All-Ihnen Hemstitched for &C.;
with embroidered initial for II 1-2c.
Mems and Boys Fine, Heavy White SILK
Handkerchiefs, with a pretty hand
embroidered initial for 25c.; Ladies' or
Children's Fancy 'Scalloped Silk ones
for sc.
Extra Quality Heavy All-Silk, with
wide hemstitched hens, cost CSC. usual
l., soc.
FROM 1880 TO II O'CLOCK
Mems All-Silk White Hand-Hemstitched
Handkerchiefs, full sizes, for &c
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sTERLING-sILVER.

Bracelets, 55c. Pencils. Gee. Glove
Hooks, 1Oc. Nail-F1les. 18c. Letter.
Openers, &c. 2-Blade Knives, &c. =
Blade Knives, best steel, always 8,
for soc. Smelling bottles, roc. JeweIled-
Top Smelling Bottles, 79c. Souvenir
Spoons, 19c. Nail-Polishers. 50c. Ster.
ling Silver Pens, each guaranteed. n.
Clothes-Brushes, best $3.50 kind 10,
s2.3, heavily engraved. Gentlemen'A
Cigar-Cutters, tSc. 3-Dlece Manicure
and Embroidery Sets, usually Toe. foi
zoe. a set Of pieces. Cut-Glass Smell,
ing Bottles, both ends sterling. foI
$l25. Tooth-Brushes, 4Sc. Ladies'
Gold Watches, keep excellent TINA
worth $3.50 for 1888 Ladies' Hard.
Enamelled Chatelaine Watches, worts
$3.50, for $L9S Sterling Silver Chate
LANES, soc. Ladies' Lock Bracelets, $50
FROM 1875 To HIS O'CLOCK
and 10c. Side Combs for 20. a pair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-12
MEMS FURNISHINGS

make q proud record for its Christmas
story. The ENGLISH NECKWEAR and
all the rest are inimitable. In the eyes
of many wearers these beauties are price
less.
ENGLISH NECKWEAR. in novel de-
signs, shapes, and colorings, 70 and
bOc