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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-27
Nay 4 P4RDOyED DESERTER RE-ENLIsr,

Washington. Aug. 2s-Acting Secretary Meike-
John has referred 10 the Attorney General tho
question whether soldier who has been con-
yicted OF ieseriion and afterward pardoned by
the President can re-enlist The question was re-
ferred to the Attorney General some time ago.
but he refused TO give an opinion because there
was no pending. Now application has been
made by "A man who has been convicted and par
doned and the department. asks II he can again
be placed the rolls OF the army.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-27
WATCHING FOR 4 TREASURE SHIP

Port Townsend. Wash. Aug. o6-The steamer
Portland IS due from ST Mchaels Alaska. aud for
many days speculation has been rife as 20 the
amount OF gold she will bring down from me
Klondlke fields. The arrival OF the scnooners
Fred 4. Sanders and j. NJ. Coleman from 81
Michaels early this morning. encourages the bellef
tina; the Portland Will not bring large treasure on
the present trip. Every available tugpoat on
Puget Sound has been pressed into service Dyvarl-
Gus newspapers. and the race from the straits OF
Fuca the nearest telegraph station viii ne an
exciting one The weather down the straits Is
very thick to-day and the Portland can easily sip
In Without heIng slghteI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-27
Guroprau advertisements.

EUROPEANS AND TRAVELLERS will Ind
- the London once of The Tribune. 1'o
Fleet street. - convenient place TO leave
their advertisements and subscriptions ZOE
Tho Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-27
JOHN PREErISS POE. Maryland.
p y SHERMAN. chiraCo.
JAMES IT, HOYT Cleveland

4 motion 70 send the resolutions TO The House
erl Senate defeated
During the afternoon there were sessions of the
Legal Education Branch of the Association and the
Patent Law Branch From 10 O'Clock in the
] evening the delegates were rendered reception
al the home Of Andrew Squires on Euclid-ave
Governor Griggs being one Of those present. This
/ evening there another session Of the Bar
Association. during which interesting papers wer,
read and discussed after which the General Coun-
ell Of the Association held a meeting and nor-
mated officers.
The Standing Committee on Grievances and
Law Reporting and Digesting and the Special
Committee on Expression and classification of the
Law and on Indian Legislation had report.
TO make The Committee on Uniform Stete Law
submitted the following:
Thirty-one States and one Territory have now
appointed commissioners uniform State laws.
ercc during the last year. The Ne sotiahc in
strumcnts act copied substantially from the Eng
nendrd for adoption by the Conference Of Com
ssae of @ S coorado amG
Florida. II passch one branch OF me Legislature
branch. chiefly. as has been reported on the
ground that sufficient time had not been given
FOR the consideration OF so important measure.
lis passage by the leading commercial States Of
tho rnicn will probably lead 10 it' general adop-
The conference at its session this week formu-
lated measures
A, the meeting - the Legal Education Section
Judge Henry PAGE Of Maryland read paper on
primitive Conceptions In Relation 10 Modern
Law" which dealt AT length with the history u
Jurisprudence. lie was followed by Henry r..
Davis. United States Dlstrlct-Attorney for the
District OF Columbia with "a paper on THE Law
OF Insurance In the Law Schools
Al the meeting of the Patent Law Section an
address WAS delivered hv Edmund Wetmore 0:
New-York. on Patent Laws Frank f. Reed.
OF Chicago read paper 'TGair Censorship hv
Equity" ana hc Nas follow.d by ID. II Ran mond
Of Chicago who advocated the establishment OF
a patent bar by Act o; 'onsr~s lie proposed
the appointment ~ commission of five member
to exarnine ali applicants for admission 10 practise
In ;he Patent once. The discussion which fol
lowed indicated that the members thought the
suggestion impracticablc
Francis Rowle OF Philadelphia treasurer Of the
4 association. reported balance OF $3.50 Is Ia the
= treasury
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Hotel de Lille ct d'Albion

233, hue 81. HOnOre. Paris
Dctvcen the Tuiierics Gardens. Place Ven.
dome and New Opera, Ad nsannn:,iSi Hail.
jarwe Drawing Rooms. Electric Lss"" W.
Tclcrrams, ..ltllaibtOn." Paris .u.uvu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-27
GOVERNMENT WILL SAVE $4,000 4 YEAH

Washington. Aug $.-The Secretary OF the
Treasury has abolished the Offices OF the customs
INSPECTORS at Panama and Colon Hereafter the
duties involved will be performed by the United
States consuls. at a saving TO the Government OF
5000 year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-27
PROPOSED SHELTER AT VICTORIA.

Vancouver. u. C.. Aug. @-Word has been re-
ccived here that London syndicate which has
undertaken proposal TO erect smel:er here. has
received the necessary capital and Will begin con-
sfruc,ion work this winter. the works to be In
orer,tior bv Jure next. The capital OF the COM
nany will be te5hon. and besides the smclteI. n
rednery Will be built. The smclter VIII nave II
,aoacitv q 20 tons daily
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-27

NO GEOLOGICAL SURVEY PARTY NOW.
Washington Aug 26-The Geological Survey Will
not send n party into the KlondIke country until
noxt spring An appropriation OF 5000 Is avail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-27
LEGISLATION

Cleveland Aug 26-There was IafE' aT'0H'"'IVv
of women and members Of the local bar al inc
meeting OF the National Bar Association III .he
Y. M c. A. Building this morning. In ANTICIPATION
OF a discussion on the Arbitration Treaty winch
had been promised. However the o'ScusS'o" u'u
no. n.ateriazo. As as the meeting was
called 10 orde. President J. NJ. Woolworth IN
tioduced Governor Griggs OF New-Jcrsey. VINO o'-
Iivered the ANITA address, his topic being Law
i-ipy
The evening times., 1897-12-04
City Brevities.

Painters Assembly, No. 1898, knights oi
Labor. last evening at :he roons CT She
Bureau q: Labor.
The officers OF the Grand Lodge, 1. .. }
F. Of the District, made u visitation 20
Mechanics Lodge, No. II, last evening At
ihar rooms in Scottish Rite Hall On
street.
At the ncNt meeting OF the general com
nittec IN charge OF arrangements for th,
annual c,nvention OF the National Educa-
tional A ssucia tion besides the eleven stand
ing cu..uiittees, seventeen subcoDTnittecs
Will Lee appointed.
Electric car No. 112 OF the Metropoli-
tan Railroad. ran into a horse and wagon
at Ninth and T streets last night. +. Wash
ington. til. driver OF the team. was thrown
Oh the ground and his left arm broken.
The damage TO the vehicle anountedt to So.
Arevsrd or $40 was offered vesterda y for
the arrest and delivery AZ the Marine Bar,
racks of Alfred Hame,, wanted for de
sertion. He is twenty-six years Did, 80
pounds weight five feet three inch as high,
fair aIplexioned, brown hair and blue
eyes.
Rev. Charles A b.. Berry, ID. D.. of Woiyer-
hampton, England, Will occupy the pulpit
OF the Metropolitan NJ. Z. Church to-
morrow evening. DIR. Berry viii he re-
membered as the minister who declined .he
call To Plymouth Church. Brooklyn, after
the death OF Henry Ward Beecher.
The evening times., 1897-12-04
TOOK TRU ANTS CLOTHES.
New York Trudut Officers Method
of Dctnining Her CAPTIVE

Ot DctnInlng Her shptlve-
New York, Dec. I.-Eenry Uaupt. four
teeI. yearsoId, of M. 5I5 West Fifty sev nth
street, was captured yesterday morning
by Mrs. Mary Z Alger, a truant officer.
The boy had been absent from scirol for
months, and when Mrs. Alger summoned ..is
father TO the West Side court yesterday the
father told Magistrate Flamms: that the
boy had run - way and that he Could not find
him: though le was just as anxious tc see
him as Mrs. Alger was.
Mrs. Alger learned a few hours la ter fir IN
tie father that he had caught the boy, but
had been uI.;ible To holG him. The boy. he
thought, was i'll {, bakery at Eleventh ave-
nGa and FHty-sevenIh street. Mrs. Ai;,er
vert there and found him with several
cther BOYS. all smoking cigarettes. Tae
woman made dive right in among them
and dragged out tho Haupt 10y, kicking
and struggling. Mrs. Alger held him Willie
thc other buys charfed her numerically. A
crowd gathered, and the boy succeeded by
an eei-l!ke wrigsle in getting out OF her
clutches. Before he could escape, hoy
e:cr. mu,n to the truant's discomfit,iTe,
Mrs. Tiger had him by the neck again.
She took he hoy to his fathers house, and
for long time WAS puz Zled to find n way nf
keeping him in the house against his will.
At length Mrs. Alger decided upon a des-
peIate reT1edy. She took the boy to his
room. removed every bit OF ciothinG there
was In the loom a nd then stripped Haupt to
the skin an.l left him there until his "a ther
returned. All then vent to court. where
Magistrate FlaInmer Committed the boy t.
the TruaDcy School. once before he ran
away and lived week on the roots before
being caught.
The evening times., 1897-12-04
Ten Thousand Suicides.
More men murder them

selves than are told OF in
the papers. A hundred men kill them
selves by overwork, overworry, neglect
of health, to one who uses pistol.
A man has a little trouble with his
head, his stomach, his nerve@he doesn't
sleep we'll, or feel well, and he doesn't
pay any attention to it. He loses flesh
and strength and says: Bye and bye"
he will take vacation.
He lies to himself.
What he needs is tonic, blood
maker, a nerve builder. He needs DIR.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. 1t
is the most wonderful health maker in
the whole world. 1t puts the entire body
into good order. 1t begins on the diges-
ton. Makes the appetite sharp and
strong-helps to digest the food-rendera
it easily assimilable- blood making,
blood purifying properties into it. Sends
it tingling into every fiber of the body.
Puts cushions of flesh all around the
abused nerves. Brings healthful, restful
sleep-makes solid fesh-makes a new
man of you.
If your druggist is honest, he will rec
oinmend it. If he. is not, he will try
to sell you something else.
Neglected constipation will soon make a man
mot worth his salt." A listless. salloW, bilious
man, continually m6erinG from headaches and
heart-buFns is unit for business or pleasure. Or.
Pierce'e Pleasant Pellets cure constipation.
Lhsy are tiny snGar:coated .ranule:; One fsi-
The5 never cause pain or gripe. Druggists ssIi
then.
The evening times., 1897-12-04
Gigantic 5-day
Sale of Boys and
Mems Clothing.

Bright and early this morning
We begin 5-day sale of Mems
and Boys Finest Clothing that
will live long in the memories of
those who are wise enough to
take advantage of it.
Never in the entire history of
retail selling have such stupen-
dous clothing values been at
tempted before.
We came across an overstocked
maker-offered him a ridicu-
lousIy low spot cash price for his
surplus, and our offer was accept
ed. The garments are here and
go on sale this morning. You
get suits and overcoats for even
less than wholesale cost. Be
here today some time, sure.
We're open until late tonight.
$40 to SIS Suits, 800.
Just think OF the saving, gentlemen.
You are offered your choice of this inn
IuSHst tot VI iHeu iluciy tdHOs GU oufts,
OF ail-v ool cheviots, cassimeres, and
fancy mixtures made In the best man
neI-very stylisll-and worth $40, ST.
and Sl5-for the unheard OF price Of
$3.50. Less than half!
28 to 50 Overcoits, 80. .9S.
Another big yalue-as great as any
ever offered. Your choice of Mems
stylish Oyercoats, OF fine all-wol
chinchilla, beaver and kersey-n all
thenewest and most ia sbiona BILE .ngths
several shades-whi hich are worth So,
SS and 50 for only S3.9S. Really
ridiculous.
SIC and S12 Overcoats, S5.35.
A record breaker. truly. Your choice
Of the finest dress overcoats, of kersey
and melton and beaver-in all shades
made In the most careful manner
stylishly cut-and worth $40 and $12
for S5.35.
81 Child's Cvercoats. S1.8s.
Just see here, mothers, how r.uch
We can save on the boys Ovcrooat.
It's a saving too great to ignore.
Childien's weil-made and stylish over
coats, strictly ail-wOol-warm and
comfortsbe-worth S4-which wcplace
Oh sale this morning at S1.93.
Mems S. Pants, 81 .0S.
Mems fine Dress Pants, I'm variety
of sw ell ratterns-perfcct fitting and
wei. nade-which are worth from 50
To S5--will 90 during the next five days
foE 81 .9S.
SI2j Umbrellas, 49c-
Take your pick of lot of fine I'm
brelIas OF fast bllck quality-worth
81 .25-for 4Sc-
Remember, this sale will las: but five
days positively. Starts this morning,
and the sooner you get here the better
your choice.
The evening times., 1897-12-04
pounI.E CONDUCTOR SYSTEM.
An Innovation ON the Baltimore and
Ohio Road

Las, t-',ruaty the receivers o fthe 4aiti
NOR aud Ohio ailroa Company decided :.
adopt the UNDERGRADUATES system FOL all
exc rsion trains in order TO reduce tO Il
minimum the chances OF an accident. One
conductor, under this plan, IS given entire
oia-geof the running Of tn. train, winic. c.h.
other attends to the tickets and the cofnf ut
or the passengers.
Tie experiment proved successful during
the travel to and fIom the Inauguration oi
President Mckinley, but during the past two
or thee mont rs II has been thoroughly d .Tn-
onstrated that its adoption was very wise.
lfpm September t. November 2s inclusive.
theB.S q. o.h.ndled so 900 peopleon Si:riay
excursions between Philadelphia. Baitiino-..,
Washington ard Atlantic City, and, q r;ng
TO the care taken In the handling or the
trains not single passenger was killed
or injured. Fourteen thousand or this .ni-
b-r Were hardlcd on September /.
The evening times., 1897-12-04
MRS. wRENN DRANK POISON.
Hospital Antidotes Overcame Her In
tentionS to Commit Suicide.

Hospital Autidotes Overcame Her In
tentionS to Commit Suicide.
Anexcited and frantic telephone MESA ge
to the central bureaulast night a sked that a
physician be dispatched Immediately to
454 Il street. Operator Murphy, after
learning the nature OF the case, caused the
police ambulance to be sent to the address
given.
The message stated that some one had
tried To commit suicide, and when the
ambulance arrived at the hous,. IL was
found that Mrs. Maud Wrenn, the young
wife Of Arthur II. Wrenn, mad drank a
large quantity OF laudanum ana cloves
she was discovered in a serious condition
lay her husband and admitted ha wing drank
poison.
The woman was taken to tue Emer-
gency Hospital and antilotes admins
tered. Fer husband. with no liitle diff
guilty, persuaded her to return home with
him, aud or leaving the hospital a fictitious
name and address, We're given. Mrs. Wrenn
is reported this morning TO he entirely
recovered from the effects Of the drug.
The evening times., 1897-12-04
NEXT WEEKS PLAYS.

The management of the grand opera
season has decided 10 substitute "Trav-
iata" for the Barber of Seville" TRAY
iata' is the opera which Nine. Melha sang
in New York for the first time last Win
ter, and In which she achieved one Of her
most pronounced successes. The pro-
ductiun was most successful in that Nine.
MelDa gave an entirely new Interpretation
of the character. The opera gives the
widest possible range for the display of
Mme. Mcli,a s wonderful voice. The change
is OF little Importance, as all the principal
artists W ho would have sung III the bar
Der" will sing in ''Traviata," including
Nine Melba, Nine. IAN Cauteren, NJ. Saiis-
nae and Sig. Carnpanari. The complete
cast of -'Traviata" is as follows: Violetta,
Mine. Mclba; Flora, Mine. Van Cauteren;
Annina, Muic. Mattfelu; Alfredo, N. Saiig
nae; GernIont, Sig. Cainpanari: Gastone,
Mr.. Vanni: Baron Douphol, Sig. Viviani;
Marquis, Mr.. Rains, ana Doctor. Mr.. Steli-
mann.
The evening times., 1897-12-04
D1vERs1oS OF MAIL.
Rev Instructions Issued ny General
Superintendent White.

superintendent Wnito.
James L. white, general supsrfntendent
OF the railway mail service, has issued In
stractions to postmasters on the sunject II
the diversion of mail. The attention OF tie
department has been called to the fact that
diversions OF mail frequently occur with
out authority, owing to pastmasters making
changes In routes Of dispatch without neces-
gary Instructions from, division superinteal-
ents.
Superintendent White remindspostira tiers
that in the natter OF dispat tching mails tine
scledu:e and route OF dispatch is always 10
be h,ai. in strict conformity with instruc-
tons from division superintendents. and
Giso that NJ deviation therefrom Is perri's-
siie cxcep, in cases Of emergency. Ihcon-
clusson Superintendent Whit. says:
1T is absolutely necessary that this office
should have definite knowledge OF the make
UP and dispatch OF mails by pOstoffic-s, AMI
tins dita is secured through division SUPER
intendeuts DuttE lat er cannot bea rsitItle
source ,.r information If postinastcrs neglect
to observe and follow inst ractions issued ,,y
division superinteDdcEts ,clative % the
dispatch of nails
The evening times., 1897-12-04
ASSAULTED A CREDITOR.
John : wimsatt Fined SO ny Judge
kimhrIl for Doing So

Mr.. John s. wimsatt was fined SO by
Judge Kmbaii today for ASA ulting Henry
Kent several weeks ago by striking him with
a chair. The defendant pleaded guilty Ia
thechar s. az airst him, saying that he only
committed the assault after he had been
given sufficient pToyocation. Wimsatt
stated that Kent wanted him to pay him
for doing some hauling, and because he did
not do so Immediately Kent said: I'll
make YOU pay" wimsatt then ASA alted
MIN.
The evening times., 1897-12-04
Cloves.

This is the height Or the Glove season.
people buy them for their OWE use
others are making Purchases for Holiday
presents We have made every prepara-
ton to serve you Well and quick-our stock
is very complete one our assortment large
enough to please. and our prices bow
enough to meet all others. We make every
concession within reason and allow no
custoE.er to so away dissatisfied.
The best Glove to buy Is JouviU's. They
mas cost little more than the general
run or Gloves, but you get three times The
service in the end. We have them in
clasp and button, In self aad colorsd
stitching, in street and evening shades,
$l.6O pair.
We are the SOLE Igents for Washington.
Our One Dollar GiUyes-in 2-ciasp end
4-buttor-in English Dogskiu. suede, and
Glace, In ali styles OF stitching and colors.
no extra charge.
Mems Extra-grade Dogskin,
$1.OO
Mems Best Quanty Perrin's,
$1.6O
Mems Dogsks. ....,.es, in red, brown,
and tan,
Misses 2-clasp. a. al shades Of tap.
brown and red.
$1.OO
Misses 5hook. r'd iud tan,
76c.
The evening times., 1897-12-04

Henry Miller, in the successful new TO
mantle comedy, 'tIIeartsease,' supported
by a company of unusual excellence, VIII
be the attraction 4 { the National next week.
The play had a long and brilliant engage
nent at the Garden Theater, New York,
last season, and was subsequently present
ed i'll this city, when both acrur and play
won degree or popular approval that has
rarely been accorded TO any play or pla yer
in Washington. IL established Mr.. Mnler
firmly in Tie esteem OF local theaterg ROGERS,
and he Will undoubtedly receive a cordial
and enthusiastic welcome ON his present
visit. The new play is by Charles Klein
and j. /. L. Clark The action taxes place
in London toward the close OF the last CEN
tury, and deals with the fortunes of Eric
Temple, young musical composer, pla we'd
by Mr.. Miller. Around pretty love story
the authors have woven stirring incl
dents connected with the theft of an opera.
The production is entirely new this season,
and in point OF handsome stage settings.
rich costumes, and elegant furnishings Is
on. of tie most beautiI ul now before the
public
The evening times., 1897-12-04
sacnyerhund's First Concert.

The Washington saengcrbund will give
its first concert tomorrow evening at the
Columbia Theater. The event promises
TO be an interesting one 10 all lovers OF
good music. Mrs. Thomas c. Noyes, so
prano; Mr. Otto Luebkert, baritone, nd
Miss LILY Wignall, NioloncelIts, will
lend their assistance. The orchestra will
..mbrace thrifty performers. Mr.. Henry
Xander VIII be musical director. The
program is an elaborate one, embracing
selections from Wagner. Meyerbeer, Verdi.
wcinzierl. Schuma,m and other distin-
guishcd c;mpOsers.
The evening times., 1897-12-04
TO JAu. FOR NINETY DAYS.
Frank Williams and James Rogers
Senteut ed for Petty Larceny

Frank Williams and James Rogers, " no
Were arrested by Policeman Austin, alS''t
! O'Clock this morning, while attempting
to break into a Biokel-nrt lie-slot machine.
on Ninth street, Were arraisnci IN the
police court today charged with money
larceny of twenty copper coins from Weir
3. Brctler.
Policeman Austin testified trat the men
hare the reBut alton cf being petty thieves"
and that they were suspected with being
connected with number or snail rob
heries recently committed
Judge Kimhall gave each man ninets-
days IN iaii.
The evening times., 1897-12-04
GERRYMANDER1SG A STATE.
Gov. Turner's Efforts to Dust
Democratic CouCrcssman.

Springfield, ILL.,, Dec .4.-Gov. Tanner has
issued call for specia! session Of the
legislature to convene December 4. The
object of the extra session is primarily to
enact a law reapportioning the state in
order to gerryInander the Democratic Con
gressman out of office.
At the last SESSION of the legislature the
governor attempted TO force through re-
apportionment measure, hut it was SO ap-
parent that it was designed to strengthen i
repudiated machine in Chicago that the in,
dependent Republicans killed it.
1t is now declared that the governor has
succeeded in getting enough support to pass
a law, sltnough the Democratic leaders are
To make lbitter fight.
The evening times., 1897-12-04
Bal, Guests Fined for Assault.

william and Eugene Tabscott we7
charged in the police court today with
assaulting James II. Scott in house
Eighteenth street northwest during - q
progress of Il 'ball' ON the evening nf
November 25. William was fiued $50
or sixty days in jail, and Eugene was full
81 or thirty days in jail
The evening times., 1897-12-04
Sent TO the Reform School

Raymond harris. u colored boy, when
taken into the police court today on q
charge of larceny Of pair of opera glasses
worth Sl2 from Lucy X. HnNford, pleaded
guilty. IN consideration of the e\trru:e
youth IF Harris, Judge Kimhall committed
him 10 the Reform School until he is ut
age, andnGt to he released for good con duct.
The evening times., 1897-12-04
The Busy Corner.
N,SONS&CO
9Th and Market Space.
Millinery.

We are still making big sacrifices in
our Millinery stock In order to max. room
for Holiday goods.
Osuich Piumes-worth from 40c. to 81.
16cto csc.
Ostrich Tip "r,r rom soc. 10 Sl7h
l8c to 60c.
AnioZon P'Gnr---aDr,r SEES,
$l.10
Ornaments redUced-feathers reduced
Ribbcns reduceJ-Trimmed Hats reduced ..
Everything in this department re.luc.I. -
The evening times., 1897-12-04

Aunt ;" and made such favorable impress
sion when seen here in the title Tole last
year, are Mcssrs. owen Westrord. ha yinond
Capp, George r. Farow, LOUIS GrIsel and
lie Misses La inia Shannon, annie Oung,
Nome DonicO, Gertrude Homan and lualene
Cotton.
The evening times., 1897-12-04
FREE TO BALD HEADS.

We Will mail on application. free info1-
nation how to grow hair upon n bald head,
stop falling hair and remove scalp diseases.
Address Altenheim Medical Dispen sary,
Dept. F. E., Box 779, Cincinnati, Ohio.
mol 3-s& Su-4t
The evening times., 1897-12-04

DO yen know that you can have
The Morning. Evening and Sunday
Times-tha only COMPLETE news-
paper published In Washington
served to you by carrier for fifty
cents q mOnlh2
The evening times., 1897-12-04
COrSetS.

This line comes under general ise-1.any
different pieces OF wearing apparel lady
may do without. hut very few can 20
without wearing Cors-ts. We have every
wci!-known make in our stock, no matter
II they be foreign or domestic kinds.
We aie closing out IN odd lot Of perfect
and clean 81 c.. & B. Corsers in WHITE
drab, and black. at the special price of
We again call tie attention uf Stout
Ladies to OUR MEMO Self Reducing Tor
sets. We the sole agents Tor these
goods They reduce the abdomen and
give grace and Iisauty t. the figure. Price
$3.50
All Sizes.
SECOND FLooR-NEw BUILDING.