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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-05

ment, The people OF Wheeling are well
aware OF the extraordinary worth OF the
organization, and all who heard II upon
Its last visit are walking advertise
ments, inasmuch that they are not
slow In speaking words OF the highest
praise for the director, his band, the
class OF music played and above all the
pretty and accomplished soprano singer,
Miss Sibyl Sammls, The last appear
ance of the band proved 20 be reyela-
ton to the average music lover OF THIS
vicinity, as 1t Is comparatively new in
this section, but 1t did not require more
than one number to convince the large
audiences present that they were lis
tenlng to the finest concert band in
America. The people of Pittsburgh are
going wild over the splendid pro-
grammes rendered at the exposition,
and It Is from there Brooke and his
musicians return to Wheeling The
numbers that are to be rendered at
both of next Sundays concerts VIII be
entirely different from those of the for
mer visit and there is not the least
doubt that the success of before will be
even more pronounced.
The concerts will be given In the ele-
CANT Casino, where the admission fee
will be but twenty-five cents, which In
cludes seats as there will be no reserved
seats offered for sale. The afternoon
concert will begin at 2:3O and the even
ing concert at $50 o'clock, The two
o'clock motor and the extra trains lew
Ing the city at 1880 p. M, VIII run di-
rect 10 the Casino platform, so the
weather will not necessarily interfere
with the attendance. Large crowds are
coming from all towns within a radius
of one hundred miles and excursions
have been advertised on all railroads,
at greatly reduced rates.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-05
"a PRonrGAL FATnER.o

"a Prodigal Father was ON the
boards at the Grand last night II
there had been a response to every de-
mand for an encore, the curtain would
not have dropped on the last act before
midnight 1t Is a continuous Jingle OF
bright sayings and catchy music for
two hours and u half The plot Is anus
ing; the girls ore pretty aud their
gowns are handsome. II one Of the OK
cccdingly clever speclnltes were to be
selected ~ the best, the distinction
would be accorded Miss Rose Melville
whose ISIS Hopkins" Is one Of the most
artistic character creations upon tho
American stage. She had the audience
fairly convulscd with laughter. Her i'm
porsonatlon viii be a feature especially
pleasing TO the ladies' at the bargain
matinee" Wednesday, when II Is an.
uounced by MANAGER Folnlcr that iif-
teen cents win cntitlc any lady to the
bost seat In the theatre,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-05
GOES TO COUNCIL.
The Reminding Ordinance Recon-.
mended by Committee.
NO CHANGES MADE LAST NIGHT.
THE ORDINANCE REPRESENTS A
LOT OF HARD WORK IN THE
COMMITTEE RooMs-IF coUN-
Gil ACTS FAvoRABLY IT WILL
BE SUBMITTED TO THE PEOPLE.
THE ANGIE STRONG PETITION
TURNED DOWN AGAIN.

The ,efunding ordinance will be con-
sidered by council next, 1t leaving the
hands of the refundlng and ordinance
committees last night. The ordinance
is very lengthy document and its
reading by City Solicitor Nesbltt last
night consumed considerable time, The
two committees met in joint session,
There were no changes made in the
ordinance, 1t being recommended to
council as submitted by the city solic-
itor. The amount of the city debt to be
refunded is $4,000, The bonds are ex-
pected to be hoated at per cent with a
premium. They are in series extend
ing from A 10 Y, inclusive, each repre-
sentlng $4,000, one-twenty-ffth of the
total amount, and In denominations OF
500, $500 and $1,000.
1t is at the discretion of the commits
sloners to retain Sll2,5O0 of the loan TO
redeem the compromise and Main street
bridge loan, first series, which may be
redeemed at the city's option In three
Years. The commissioners are: Messrs,
L. Il, Sands, of the Exchange Bank, b.
Walker Peterson, OF the Dollar Savings
bank, and L. II. Stifel, OF the wheeling
Title and Trust Company. Their COM
pensation Is very meagre, consisting OF
ee-eighths OF per cent of the loans,
and are allowed $50 per annum for cier-
ical assistance.
The ordinance but slightly represents
the vast amount OF labor necessary for
its possibility. The refundlng scheme
has figured more or less for year In
the deliberations of the city's tinanclers,
and the special committee Of council
has carefully brought 1t to a finish.
Chairman Horkheimer devoted great
attention to the scheme, and every meet
ing was on hand bright and early while
his enthusiasm and energy seemed tire
less The suggestions offered by City
Clerk Watkins and City Receiver re-
fleet the greatest credit upon these gem
tlemen, and their help was imperative.
Should council ratify the ordinance It
will, be submitted TO O vote of the peo-
pie, at a date selected by council. A
three-fifths vote Is necessary for the
taxpayers ratification. The refunding
committee is glad 1t Is through with 1t.
The petition of Mrs Angie Strong for
a coffee house license at 81 Seventeenth
street, came up before the committee on
petitions and remonstrances hast night
and was turnd down. A coffee house
license was granted to Charles Litton,
bottler's license to Edward Frank and
an auctioneer's to Il. j, Ford.
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WELL WORTH SEEING,
The crary Travel Talks at the U. p.
Chnrch a Great Sncnesa

LAG Niu4y IIuNel laihs at tHe u, I,
Church Great Success,
The United Presbyterian church was
packed last night, when the first of the
clever crary travel talks was given,
The entertainment was all that has
been said of it, and it is hardly pos
sible to conceive of anything so in
structlve and intensely interesting as
last nights trip with the guides, DR.. IL.
C. and his wife, Mrs. Kate Crary,
DR.. Crary showed one hundred and
fifty beautiful stereoptlcon views illus
trating the talk made by his wife, who
spoke OF only that which had interested
her on her travels through the terri
tory selected last night.
This evening the pictorial records Of
personal visits will be devoted to Eng
land, Ireland and Scotland,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-05

A FEW weeks ago the editor was
taken with q very severe cold that cnuB.
ed him to be- In a most
miserable condition. II was I'M
doubleday n bad case NJ IN
grippe and recognizing It ns dangerous
he took immediate stops 60 BRING about
speedy cure rrom the advertise,
mcnt OF Chnmborlnn'B Cough Romodv
and the many good recommendations
included therein, we concluded to make
first trial Of the medicine. No say tint
II was satisfactory In itB results, l8 put.
ting " very mildly indeed II acted Ike
magic and the result was q speedy and
permanent Curo w" have no hoHt1Hoy
IN recommending this excellent Cough
Remedy to anyone afflicted with Il
cough or cold In any form The Ran.
nor Of Lihurlv, Iibnrlylown, Mary
land The 20 and 30 cent HIaoB for Bllt
by druggial1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-05
TRIED no cur HIM.

The Bcnwood police last night ARRESTED
Tom Moran. q Youngstown 0rcl worker
who landed IN BcnwOod yesterday and
after tanklnR up became 1lBlrdurly In
Fred dheUtoE saloon Whom Gho.if
elected him he drew q knife and tried N
cut him llo came with Marshal Porter,
neld aud ONCE Brancn Ne meek aH litllr
Lamb
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-05
BRooKE's RETURN.

Chicago Marine Band at Wheeling Park
next Sunday Afternoon and Evening.
1t will not require much advertising
in order to insure large audiences at the
Wheeling Park Casino next Sunday af-
ternoon and evening, when the popular
Brooke and his famous Chicago Ma
rine band come for a return engage
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-05

o. C. .GENTHER's Great Auction
Sale of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry. Fan
cy Goods, &c. commences Thursday az
ternoon, October T. at 1869 Main street.
Auction every afternoon and evening
until the big stock Is sold.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-05

The New Woman and the Old Man, by
Col. George w. Balm. Full course tick
cts, 81 90. Single admission tickets. Soc
No extra charge for reserved seats.
Seats on sale Tuesday, October 3, at
Lukens' jewelry store.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-05
IT IS CANCELLED.
The Mutual Benefit Associations
License Cancelled,
S3.OOOAND MANY SUBSCRIBING

WHEREABOUTS OF THOMPSON IA
UNKNOWN - UNITED STATES
AUTHORITIES AS WELL AS THU
STATE ARE UNABLE TO GET All
HE BOOKS OR PROPER ACCOUNTS
OF THE BUSINESS OF THE COM.
PANY-LooKs BLACK FOR THE
PLAINTIFFS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-05

SEE our display Of Pattern Hats and
Bonnets, Monday aud Tuesday, October
4 and .. MRS. JESSIE M'ADAMs,
1li5 Main Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-05
REAL ESTATE.
FOB REN7

No. 2li Sixteenth street,............tit
No. II Seventeenth street, I'd hoOr."" y =
No. Al Twentieth street. "...n.,.."."llt
No. % Twentieth street, "a tloor.,".r y :
No. 1906 Jacob street, LIST iloor...""
No. % Thlrty-third street, rooms.
No. 2?il Main street, I'd floor. .......,"
No. "a Sixteenth street. LIST ioor,,... !
No. $50 Main street, rooms......,.. j
No. $500 alley 3, 2 rooms. ...."...,,."
No 1921 Chapline street, 2 rooms.".
No 1916 Main street, store room,.,,.' Y
No 1922 Main street. store room, COG, Il \
No 1914 Main street, rooms and Gel
lar, both gases and hot water ., Y
Stable 1916 alley B.......,........,.''.. ~
No. az Main street, rooms. both.
gases, new paper and paint.
No. III Fourteenth strcet...,........., 9 I.
No 100 Fourteenth street...."....,..' .
No. 1871 Fourteenth street. ..........., %.
No. 1873 Fourteenth street...".: .".,.. q
3-roomed house Manchester coal prop e,
erty, cast OF Mt. de Chantal $500,
S-rooIned house Pleasant Valley, vi
No 23i2 Market street, blacksmith
shop ,........, ......... .....,..,.,"'''' '"-
FOR SALE.
100 acre farm for $3.50, VIII exchange Il
city property.
No, lois McColloch street.,......u""tLN
81 acres land West Liberty, S-roome, %.
house and orchard. ,,.,.............."',t
No I'LL High strect........,....,,.,." 2
acres land Peters run and 4'roon.
house.
No, 452 and 454 National Road.
No. 1925 McColloch street,
No. &C Seventeenth street
JAMES A. HENRY, |
Real Estate Agent, Collector Nollg
Public and Pension Attorney NO Y
Main street Ave
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-05
c1ARKEs LATEST SUCCESS.
The Well Known Actor to Appear in a
New Romantic Play.


Mr., Creston Clarke, whose early stage
training while under the direction of his
uncle, Edwin Booth, will present new
four act romantic drama entitled, "The
Last of His Race" at the Opera House
tonight and Wednesday evenings, with
a special matinee tomorrow afternoon,
The drama Is an extremely interesting
one, and tells n story that is filled with
love, passion and sentiment. Mr. Clarke
appeals In the dual role Of an old paraly-
tic prince and young artist. In the
truly appealing as well as dramatic
scenes he displays restraint and great
power He has an elegant stage pres
ence and Is earnest and fervent In all
that he does.
Mr.. Clarke will be assisted by Miss
Adelaide Prince and company of TWEEN
ty of exceptional strength.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-05

CONSUMPTION Is the natural result
of neglected cold Dr. Woods Norway
Pine Syrup cures coughs bronchitis,
asthma, and all lung troubles down to
the very borderland of consumption. 2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-05
"oTHER PEOPLES MONEY"

"OTHER PEOPLES MONEY,
When Mr.. Flanagan, OF Texas, OBJ
served In a Republican national conven-
ton some years ago that 1t was the
spells of office they were after, he deliv-
cred himself Of an utterance which Is
well nigh immortal, and made for him
self name. Hennessy Leroyle, II ask
ed what he was after. would probably
reply, "Other Peoples Money" But Mr..
Leroyle's method OF advancement and
preferment in the world Is not of the
"stand and deliver" character. There IL
I'm his comedy work something which ap-
peals to the theatre goer with an ire
sistlble power. II that power were to be
analy2ed the result would be the dlscov,
cry In him Of original artistic methods.
Like the bubblng Of clear sparkling
water from mountain springs, so rises up
out of n personality turned to nature,
the clear, sparkling wilt OF the artist. Mr.,
IcrOyal In choosing the comedy "Othep
Peoples Money" as the medium through
which to give sway to his talents, has
shown rare conception Of his own abili.
ty. This comedy by Edward Ownlnga
Towne, which Is to be presented at the
Opera House for n return engagement
Friday October Sth Is production far
superior to most ~ the Successes Of later
years, and as Interpreted by Mr. Lo-
royle and his capable company Of play
crs. has drawn from press and public
most generous praise.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-05
Money 10 Loan on Real Estate
RINEHART & TATUN'
telephone 2Ig. City Bank Bulldlog..
FOR SALE.

- 49, ~ - - - -
Tho two-story dwelling at 23l2 Chilp wi
street This II good property nul WI
desirable location VIII be sold ven ,yi
and ON easy tcrmN, or cash, JUST !"
wish. ..,-s
The bushes property nouhwrN y'.,.
Jacob and Thlrty-sbycnth strcoR VA.
Stats OF two-story brick building. INV ,g,,r,
tnns store room and ais dwelling I''"'
A good business corner cheap
BUILDING LOTS
on ChnplIno stfoot between TWl,,l
cIghth and Twonty-nlnth ptrcolf lGsi
street good location, Tor $3.50. fl'. t,.
ono loft, como carly II you want lO' "
gnln. allah
Lot on Jacob street near TwcniN,pYty
for $3.50. Lots In same sQupc have 'o' w.
5000 ,,,A
secs for largo lot on 1'wcnty.nInlh sue
nour toll cato,
q. O. SMITH,
Exchange bank nulldnE------
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-05
CAf5ToIRr.A.

'"55" &1NA1z@x d 5stj
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-05
FOR SALE.
NORTH MAIN STREET LOT

We offer for sale %, 45 or 20 feet froni''
on North Main street with a depth Of j
feet to an alley,
This property is in tho most de'.fa"
location in the city. Just the spot ioF''"
ono wishing to build a nice residence
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-19
RUGS---Special Sale.

Over 1000 Oriental Rugs at
prices much below actual value,
comprising Shirvans. Karabagh his,
Kasaks. Daghestans, Guendjes,
Mussouls, &c,
at S4.4S; worth $500
at 81. 0S; worth $1,000
at S5.9S; worth $500
Extra quality Atwood Reversible
SMYRNA RUGS:
IL by it., $21.4s; value $500.
lola by 7Ia IT,, $14.0s; value $21.5O.
8 by it., 5000; value $500.
Finest grade all.wool English ROYAL
WILTON RUGS, magnificent colorings
and designs, size 3 by 8 IT,. usual price
800, will be sold for $3.9S.
500 LAPLAND SHEEPSKINS, very
long silky fleece, splendid value for 81. 90 /;
will be sold at $1.98.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-19
Housekeeping Linens
EXTRA VALUES.

500 dozen hemmed Huck Towels, 21x42
inches, 12l2c. each; value 1Sc.
$50 dozen Damask Towels. knotted
fringcs, fancy colored borders. extra large
size, ~ each; value SOC.
275 dozen White Turkish Towels, large
size, zoe. each; value 35c.
$50 dozen Double Damask Napkins, din
ner size, 1922 dozen value 1925.
Extra heavy Bleached Satin Damask
Table Linen, new patterns. Soc. each /;
value zoe.
so pieces Bleached Double Damask,
choice designs. $50. yard value $1.l0.
Hemititched Tray Cloths, satin damask
and plain linen openwork, goo. each |;
value 4Sc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-19
Silk Waists.
Millinery Department.

Complete Fall importations of
MILLINERY NOVELTIES now
on sale. representing by far the
largest and choicest display we
have ever made.
Select styles of TRIMMED
BONNETS, ROUND HATS
and TOQUES. models from
the leading Paris houses.
Also choice styles of Dress
and Suit Hats from our own
workrooms.
Largest variety of WALKING
and BICYCLING HATS ever
shown in this country. New ideas,
styles mostly exclusive with us.
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INVITED GUESTS HAD TO SETTLE.
4 Row In the Deutssher Lieaerkraas Over
Their visit 10 the sasaEerTest.

David Well OF 1870 Graham avenue. Williams
ourg. a former President Of the Deutscher Lie
oeFkranz. has been dropped from membership.
ne asserts that the expulsion 10 illegal, and says
no VIII begin suit for reinstatement Tho soci-
Guy Is one OF the oldest In williamsburg, and
nmohg lts memberS are many influential Ger
Vans August Tiemann lie the President. NE.
sprlhE. when the society began Heterogeneous
t ur taxing part in the national sAengerfeSt In
" Philadelphia Liederkranz about entertain
ing me visiting members OF the Williamsburg
that the President OF tho Philadelphia society
Saa informed him that the visiting Williams
gGtgers would be the guests OF the Philadelphia
When the visitors reached Philadelphia they
mTets taken TO the Eagle Motel. just before
Sss r sSIuaS % w aa1 a baarS p XII ~ ! sao Ii' Wssn
.he mamherS returned home a check for the
amount was mailed. Al the nsxt naetlRg Mr..
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Dress Goods Department.

Our collection of Foreign and
Domestic Dress Goods (now COM
plete) is the largest it has ever
been our good fortune to show. In
the high-class grades are many
rich Partisan Novelties controlled
exclusively by US. AS the rarest
of these T in limited quantities,
an early inspection is desirable.
All u foreign fabrics having been
landed previous to the change in tariff, q
very material saving in prices Is assured.
Particular attention called to our mag.
nifcent assortment of Poplin and Serge
ground Silk-and-Woo Plaids in q
range OF two hundred and fifty
styles.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-19
Aalrsaaaek Ra,lrsaa E.se.sisa.

ALBANY, Sept. 10. - Permission has been
granted tho New York and Ottawa Railroad
Company to construct its road from MORA to .
point ON the st. La wrenco River. a distance of
eighteen miles. This is the road which IL to
form a connecting link in a proposed combine
strustion. extending. from North Creek In War
rem county, to and across the 81 Lawrence
River, TO ottawa North Creek 10 tho northern
terminus OF tine Adirondack road, running .be-
tween that point and Saratoga which road Il
controlled By the DelaTere and hIds o S1 IIsa
between New York and Ottawa by this route,
which. II 10 claimed. Is much shorter than exist
ing routeA.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-19
Wool Blankets.

We are now showing one OF the
largest stocks Of Wool Blankets
to be found in any retail house in
America. representing all grades
in genuine California and East
ern makes, at lower prices than
actual cost to-day from the mills.
SPECIALS TO-MORRoW.
Wool Blankets. single bed size
SI.0S S2.4S S2.9S pair.
value . value ss75 Value Says
Wool Blankets, double bed size:
S2.0S S3.4S S;s. 9S pair
value sass Value s4,2o Value S4,9s
Wool Blankets, extra size;
S3.4S &4.4S S5.0S pair
value s4.75 Value s6.9s Value s7.s5
DOWN QUILTS.
$50 Sateen Down Comfortables,
odorless filling, and full size.
S3. 0S each; regular price $3.50.
9th Avenue, 18th to 10th st.
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Well was asked for an. explanation. and the
meeting broke up in a row. A fey, days ago MIR.
He was told that he had been dropped because
he had attempted to ruin the society, that he
had used insulting language TO the President,
society to newspapers. Mr.. We'll said yesterday
that the statements attributed to him were
false, and that no had retained Lawyer Max
Halheimer 70 Institute suit for reinstALement
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-19
Lace Department.

This Department is now replete
with all the latest European Nov
elites in fine Trimming Laces.
Real Lierre Lace Flouncings of finest net,
ecru shades, empire designs Real Margot
Lace Flounclngs, Louis XIV. period; also
Mousseline and Real Renaissance Lace ap-
plioued Flouncings, 40 inches wide, suita-
Bile for making the lace overskirts now in
fashion.
Black Lace and Grenadine Nets, all silk,
As inches wide, new designs, $1.6S, $3.50
and 81. 10 yard.
All.silk La Tosca Nets, As inches wide,
SOC. yard; value 1925.
The Dora Silk Plaitings, % inches wide,
In every desirable shade, for front, waist
and dress trimming, Soc. yard value soc.
Our assortment OF Silk Chiffons and
Mousselines contains shades and colors
not to he found elsewhere. Our popular
line OF Silk Chiffons are still 60c., irrespec-
tive of the increased tariff.
eat A-.- I'M A. nnkL Ga
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-19
Sale of Real Renaissance
Lace Scarfs and Squares.

Lace Scarfs, fine linen braid,
1ex54 inch, $2.0S; value S4.9s.
Lace Scarfs, new designs,
lsx54 inch, $3.0S; value So. 9s,
Lace Scarfs, scroll effects,
1sx54 inch, $4.9s; value SO. 90.
Lace Squares, studded with rings, fancy
point stitch, very choice patterns.
$2.9S; value $751; %.
Lace Squares, for centre tables, sofa pill
lows, chair backs, &C., 2Ox2O inches,
$1.4S; value $l.9s.
Lace Squares at osc. and csc. each.
Lace Tidies-S inch at 19c.; o inch at
20c.; 10 inch at Soc; IL inch at soc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-19
UNTRIMM MED HATS.

$4,000 dozen Ladies'. Misses,
and Childrsn's Fur Felt Hats in
the leading dress shapes, all the
new cloth shades, marked ct popu-
lar prices.
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Upholstery Dept.

Complete assortment OF Choice Up
holstery Fabrics and Drapery Stuffs,
combining all the latest weaves in
Satin Damasks, Br~ocatelles. Lam
belle Art Velvets, and Oriental
Tapestries.
In LACE CURTAINS the very new
est ideas from the European mar
kets, comprising Real Renaissance,
Brussels Point, Point de Calais, Marie
Antoinette and Irish Point, together
with q large selection of dainty Now
city Curtains, all at exceptionally
low prices.
Will place on sale tomorrow
o pairs exceptionally stylish and
well-made IRISH POINT CUR
TAINS at
82.4S, S4.A9, S5.09 pair
Manufactured to sell at
$3.50, $500, $1,000.
Estimates furnished on all kinds of Up.
holstery and Drapery work. Original and
carefully executed sketches submitted.
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45-inch Atwood Frisse Mix
lures, in various combinations
Of
5O-inch Broadcloth, In new
fall colorings and beautiful
unlSn
42-inch Silk Knole English
B%ourettc, in two and three
toned effects.
46-inch Silk-and. Wool Epin-
gle's Velour, in new color
combinations
Black Goods Specials.
AZ to 40 inch Cancels Hair Curl
Cloth, Bourette, Granite, and
English Diagonal Suitings....
A5-inch All. W Figured Armures,
In latest fall designs..........-.
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English Twill Sheets

English Twill Sheets
Torn and ironed-This fabric Is twilled both
sidos. but OF such nne cotton that weight Is Just
right for all year round use--it is of exceeding
durability -the double warp preventing tearing
or Sitting in the wind -. Those sheets Just MI the
bill for those who desire something inner and softer
than Muslin, but do not care for Linen.
Prices arc very low. too low
for
Such Excellent Goods
Tickings-two excellent values. ......9h......l7
RED GERMAN LINEN TIcKlR6S
Genuine Imported goods--feather proof
. to Ia yards wide--popular prices'