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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1898-09-16

Will pay 1oc for fresh, eggs; SC for
hens. spring chix &c for large, &c for
small; young dux 4c, old &c., geese %
to SOC. II. B. Northcott X
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1898-09-16

Thres shorthorn bull calves about
one war old. Geo w. Evans
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1898-09-16

1 would like to do your plain sew
ing and dyeing. Mrs. Ophelia Dunn.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1898-09-16

See the ad. of ]. c. Robinson in
another column of THE RECORD.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1898-09-16
Cart Before the Horse,

In the Joe Francis case, mentioned
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1898-09-16

Order of Election.
Elsewhere in THE RECORD is publish
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1898-09-16

Lot of large size dry goods boxes for
sale. The Logan Dry Goods Co.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1898-09-16

Read what advertisers have to say
be ore buying your fall goods.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1898-09-16

The best two horse wagon on the
market at G. S. Gaines.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1898-09-16

Lovers of delicious smoke prefer
the Proctor Knott cigar.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1898-09-16

The elephant will be here next
Tuesday.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1898-09-16

Call and see beautiful line Of Rugs
at j. A. Beazley & Co.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1898-09-16

Pure Homemade candies at Edmins-
toms Handy Kitchen. q
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1898-09-16

Come in to the big show Tuesia
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1898-09-16

Smoke Proctor Knott cigars and be
happy.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1898-09-16
IN AND ABOUT LANCASTER.
Circus next Tuesd Iy.

Circus next Tuesday.
Come in to the big show Tuesday.
Wanted, veal calves, II. Il. Northcott..
Smoke Proctor Knott cigars and be
happy.
The elephant will be here next
Tuesday.
Pure Homemade candies at Edmins-
toms Handy Kitchen.
Call and see beautiful line of Rugs
at j. A. Beazley & Co.
The best two horse wagon on the
market at G. s. Gaines.
Lovers of delicious smoke prefer
the Proctor Knott cigar
Read what advertisers have to say
be ore buying your fall goods.
See the ad of ]. C. Robinson in
another column of THE RECORD.
Lot of large size dry goods boxes for
sale. The Logan Dry Goods Co.
7 would 1ilxa tn do vnur nlain saw
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1898-09-16

Wanted! veal calves, II. Il. Northcott.,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1898-10-29
Denth Of Little jack Mcdonald.

The TRIBUNE regrets to announce
the death of the 4year old son of Mr..
and Mrs. J. J. Mcdonald, which oc
CURED last Monday. The circum-
stances surrounding the death of the
little fellow are of the saddest and will
cause many a heart throb of pity and
sympathy for the stricken parents.
The Namps Leader of this week con-
tains the following account of the
death and sickness:
"Died, Of brain fever, Monday, Octo-
Der "a, 1898 John Harold Mcdonald,
aged four years ten months and ten
days.
Little Jack, as he was always called,
took sick a little over two weeks ago,
while his parents were at Wallace at
tending grand lodge of 1. 0. 0. F and
when they reached home they found
the little fellow had only few days
more to live. Twas indeed sad home
coming for them, but they knew thai
friends and relatives had done every
thing possible to save him. Drs. Kohlel
and Murray of this place and Collistel
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1898-10-29

HHonest John" HALEY end J Z
Weaver held the political boards at
Armory hall this Saturday evening
and wasted a whole lot Of political oio-
quepce and energy on an nnsympathetic
audience. There was a fair turnout,
but not such as should have heard the
two NO ables. Mr.. Weaver spoke first
and paid particular attention to the
subject of lead. lie said the reason for
the advance in price was not occasioned
by the tariff, but on account of the vast
amount used in the making of bullets
with which to shoot Spaniards. "Honest
John" explained the silver question in
away and gave the Pops whole lot of
fatherly advice that never has and wont
be followed. He spoke very earnestly
and hoped that Democracy would tri-
umph in the campaign, and advised the
ladies to vote their tickets straight.
There was very little enthusiasm mani
tested and the rally was practically a
failure,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1898-10-29


Boise, and DR.. Isham Of caldweIl
was called to consplt with the latter.
l3ssat &c FuTaay be vas taken to5St All.
phopsus hospital, Boise, but he Grad.
ual4y grew worse till the end. The
funeral was held from the family resi-.
aence Mednesday,and one Of the largest
professions that ever followed the "a.
mains Of child here accompanied
those OF Little Jack. Rev. JeAninea
conducted the funeral services and his
remarks were very appropriate; a
picked choir furnishing the music.
Ihe members Of Nampa lodge No. 40
/ 90. II, and the members Of Colfa1
lodge No, q, D, Of r.. attended in a
b}dy, and a delegation Of members Of
the y. 2. 0. of Z. came over from Boise
TO attend and extend their sympatbies
to tao bereaved parents. The people Of
the entire community mourn with Mr.
and Mrs. Mcdonald and extend to them
every comfort that friends and neiqb.
bsys can give"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1898-10-29
COUNTY PollTlca


e,aa.snd Denis and Silver heeaaa ara 90
the swsp.
The political cauldron Of Canyon
..nnty is Just at present in danger Of
.lonnipg over ana scaiding great
s aanv Of the Candidates On the various
II. tickets. There Is ali old adage
'hot lhere is honor among thieves. but
NJ. mis- d not exempliflsd to amy great ex
,a1f gniong the silver pie hunters Of
mis- COUNTY In fact, honor and pfriiH!l
=snla have entirely been lest eissElt Of in
the grand scramble for odico. The poll
soisns believe silver 70 be q good thing,
hnt believe office 70 he q much better
Facb party is kniliug us candidstes in
avery manner possible and aFe ttI'ttdi5llgs
svery candidate that IS rot entirely
q the liking of the clique Who STANDS
n#ith the machine
The Democrats aTesaid to be trading
oa gene, nominee for county treasurer,
for Jinkins, populist nominee, because
Rane is said to be standing IN with the
First National Bank. Jnkins stands
with tho machine and tie machine has
given forth the ediGt that the Commer-
risl Bank must say who shall be treas.
nrer In order TO accomp ISL this trade
ma POPS had to sacrifice Gsisler, their
candidate for sheriff, IL favor Of Joe
Wilson. Lot Folthan, fusion Roniace
for county atterneY, will be knitted in
order to elect Grifiths. and Capt Wells
ofstufed Cat fame win be sidetgacked
in order to give D. K. Mcconnell free
run. Otherswaps are being considered.
it is claim ed, and there is every indi-
cation that there viii be hot time in
the old place when those who arc being
shut out come to a realization Of
what is being done. OF course this can
be taken for what it is worth, but THE
TRIBUNE wants to give some people .
tip that things are sometimes as they
seem, and that a stitch in time some
tunes saves nine-and a whole let of
8QrE0w after election.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1898-10-29
DESERT LAND, FINAL PROOF. NOTICE
FOR PUBLICATION.
IT s. Land ONCE at Boise City, Idaho
October 10, 1898.

HToTTCE is hereby given that Frank W.
n Hawkes., assignee of Morris B TGwn l sIllS
OF ~ 'infentioil to make proof on his desert
i nI,Yc claim No. 1881, for the sM nwA sec e,
neH sell Sc IA ne IA sec e Twp d RST 81 3;
E M; Idaho, on Wednesday, the 23rd day OF
He names the following witnesses to prove t1e
complete Irrigation and reeamatoH q sa9 a1
ERIrndfori and Ona A. Farnhan, all OF koS%el'
ldaho: Nyoy 10 Register,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1898-10-29
No,io. Of Sal. Of lmpOundod Stock.

Notice is hereby given that have this Gay
seized and impounded the fCiiO%ing tUIGa
a am Ia left shoulder. One bay horse colt no
E poH ~ One black mare, branded on LETT mp
nna hay two year old, branded on lett mp 9ie
gray OF white mare, branded on rev snouITl
, Ao to fhe highest bidder at the city pound on
1gctiOs the th day OF November, s8, as re-
HuiTed by Ordinance No. - Of the toW oos Ol osia
ven. Dated this % day or OCIopS o,,n Marshall
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1898-10-29
n.,io. Of spIs d Impoandsa atOok.

Notice is hereby given that have tls 6
seized and impounded the Iolo"lhs sr.i, :
oII,,oIs to-Wit: One bay horse, branded A
alilii az sbSuider hind feet white one pay
t gu yesF old horse, branded on left s1osaea
SInJ fsef white. One bay three year ola horse'
no Dlai t,lo+ said animals will be sold at public
,aiia1s "a tbe highest bidder at the city pound
ssatnTday, the 5t day Of EOy 1895 az EegTeu
by Ordaln fb,s o5 SS day "a o Of Oct, 1885
Daeso $40 Fl, II. MAXEY, TOWE MaTsiial'
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1898-10-29
ne i BoIse aad Iound &c..

mst IN Boise and found tben-
selves SO noeulated with Steunen-
berg virus that a week was con-
sumed in doing the business Of a
Gay and when they finally adj
Journed steunenberg had been
renomihated but three parties
were hoplessly disrupted.
I'm his rule or ruin policy he
accomplished both. In his whole
makeup there was no thought Of
his party, no care for the dignity
Of high Office, no memory Of
faithful friends that must perish
under the ruthless wheels Of his
Unsuitable avarice and ambition.
"Those-same tactics have dis
ruptcd political parties whenever
employed, but there are few in
stances recorded that the mover
of such villianous work was not
buried beneath the falling ruins
Of his own handiwork.
"Such is Steunenbcrgism as
e1emplilicd lin Idaho, today, and
such methods will the people
most surely rebuke,
"T'he duty Of this campaign is
to defeat this man and his meth
DDS, the manner Of its doing being
matter Of secondary importance,
To this end can every populist
labor, together with some thous-
ands of democrats and silver re-
publicans and all the real republi.
cans, each one gathering TO his
soul on election day the flattering
JUNCTION Of a duty well performed
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1898-10-29
TAKES HIS FATHERS PLACE

Ed E. Garrett viii DO F:ooeivsr Of Boise Lend
Office
Senator Shoup has recommended the
appointment of Ed E. Garrett as re-
ceiver of the Boise land Office to sue,
coed his father, the late Isaac w. Gar
rett.
There were many applicants for the
place, but Senator Shoup felt that it
should 60 to Mr.. Garrett under the
circumstances.
The recommendation was sent off
in the early part of the week and the
senator has received a dispatch from
Commissioner Hermann stating that
be had recommended the appointment.
It's expected that the official announce
ment of the appointment will be re-
ceived very soon.
Mr.. Garrett looked after the work OF
the office during his fathers long ILL
ness. His experience in this special
line of work coupled with his genera
clerical ability qualities him for the re
sponslble duties of the Office.
Mr.. Garrett is perhaps the youngest
man in the United States holding suct
a position, he being but 25.-St0tesnG1
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1898-10-29
"sTEuNENBERGlSM.y

. ESNENBERGiSH,"
rho Political ilari-Ksri That Has Scattered Che
silver Forces Of ideho Like choFf
Before the Winds Of Hoagen.
"What is steunenbergism?',
asks the Boise Sentinel, and this
Is the way that paper answers its
own interrogatory. It says:
Two years ago last month
there appeared upon the political
horizon Of Idaho a man big in
statue, with a pleasant honest
face, bearing every appearance
Of guileless freshman right from
the people. That man was
Frank Steunenberg, and he be-
came the nominee for governor of
Idaho over the bitter opposition of
old politicians Of his own party.
"He was elected, and for that
sin Of election the political parties
that were responsible are weeping
/ in s&ckcloth and ashes.
"In his management Of state
affairs he has done no single act
that could not as well have been
performed by any decent educat-
ed school boy.
"IIe has tried to appropriate to
himself all the credit for the
splendid financial saving made by
Secretary Lewis and Auditor
Anderson, while being totally in
capable Of doing anything credit
able himself.
"Let me pass his official career
by; it is a blank, and review all
his methods from a political stand
point. and the result of what may
be aptly termed Steunenbergism.
His action during the senatorial
contest, his part in organizing the
} legislature, his veto of the Clear
water county bill because it would
make a new county of anti-de
, cratic tendencies, are all old and
! familiar stories and need not be
gone over here.
Throughout the entire two
years his every effort has been tt
!. succeed himself, every appoint
|, ment was made with only thai
n end in view, and no consideration
given to a duty he owed the state
}, or the parties that made it possible
:, for him to be governor
= "When the time for army ap
$ points came the only consideration
>, was, that men would be aPpointe'
It whose influence and that OF thel
y relatives and friends would b
IT oiven to him when it was needed
: Emissaries were sent into tn
| ranks of the peoples party to dies
| troy that organization, because
had been his friend in the pa
and dared to resent his ingratitud
and backbiting. Secret dea
were entered into with certai
silver republicans who were sup
posed to carry large part OF I'M
vote in their pocket.
Frequent and lengthy trips wei
made to all sections OF the stat
On political errands, while the in
/ portant business of the state WI
made to wait his pleasure
"The result of all this maniP'
lation was what? Three CONVEX
tons of as many different partl'
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popT.rRce-

Drapcd by our decorator.
a complete line of Lace Curtains from
o cents to $1,000 All curtains costing
$50 or more are draped free for YOU
\ specia $3.50 value Curtain at S1.9S.
These are slightly damaged by an oc-
2asional drop stitch in the net, but not
noticeable when draped
See our Irish Points. S5.9S to $1,000
Five foot poles and Brass Fixtures
complete with dTapery pins ftTn ..s...r,.
At 23 cents.
Extension brackets. full size, 25c.
Cottage rods for chamber drapery, %
cents.
Chenille and Tapestry Portiers from
S2.775 to $3.50.
Full line of Table Covers, all sizes ana
prices. This department affords many
opportunities for gift-giving.
DRESS GOODS DEP 2TMENT.
Admits Of suitable selections for
mother, mother-in-law sister or wife.
Black Dress Goods of every known
weave and design.
Crepons, superb in richness of quality
and style at $3.50, $500, $3.50, $1.25 and
s1.G0.
Finest Hcnriettas, SIPS, Csc. 75c and
5gc.
Durable serges and Cheviots, SOC to
Csc.
Colors combined by an arstists eye in
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Satin Finished Broadcloth csc.
Coverts in cadet, navy. brown or
green; have a tailor made suit IS and
Csc.
DiagonaIs and Cords in novelties and
Solid Colors, Plain and Fancy, 75c to
Sl.0O.
Long wear guaranteed for our Che
viots, Surses and Hcricttas. at soc.
a special value in Wrep worth 1919
yard. Xmas price 11ac. Give the coo
a show here
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SPECIAL CHRISTMAS PRICES FOR

Plain Black Cloth in Boucle at $500;
holiday reduction price $3.50.
Plain Bouclc, Satin Lined, SG.15; holt
day reduction price $50.
Plain Broadcloth, Satin Finished, Sc:
holiday reduction price $3.50.
Blue Cheviot, Scotch Plaid Lining,
$500: holiday reduction price $780,
Plain Cheviot in Black Mourning Style
at $3.50; holiday reduction price $500
Round Box Front Jersey Cloth. So;
holiday reduction price sS.3a.
Heavy Broadcloth, Tailor-Made Coats,
Satin Lined, from $3.50 to $780, holt
day reduction price 1915 to $780,
Heavy Broadcloth, Satin Piped, $1,000:
holiday reduction price s14.5O.
New line Fawn. Brown. Navy and
Cadet Blue, TailorMadc Coats. Satin
Lined. from $1,000 to $500; sholiday re-
duction price $9.9s to 1880
Chinchilla in Navy. with Scotch Plaid
Lining, at $3.50; holiday reduction price
s9.9S.
Blue Jersey Cloth, Scotch Plaid Lin
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SEASONABLE GIFTS.
Ioeu comforts. we'll made, at CSC.
bed comforts. we'll made at $50
bcd comforts. very heavy, for $1Oo.
Eeu comforts, downy effects, 81
ana up to the Finest Eiderdowns at
STERLING SILVER.
superb collection ofSterling Silver
Novelties each piece marked, and
shown as represented; useful. orna
mental and pretty.
Sterling Silver Back Combs SOC.
Sterling Top Cut-Glass Trinket s275.
Sterling Silver Slipper Homes s1.5O.
sterling Silver Nail Brushes 81 so.
Sterling Silver Hair Curriers' $3.50.
Sterling Silver Hair Brushes 1888
Sterling Silver Paper Cutters 81. so.
Comb and Brush Set Sterling $500
Sterling Sword Paper Cutter CSC.
Sterling Shoe Buttoners s1.5O
Sterling Silver Seals $150.
Sterling Tooth-Nail Brush Set $3.50
Sterling Sets Glove Bottoner File,
&c, Soc.
Sterling Cut-Glass Ninegarettes s1.o5.
Sterling Silver Glove Buttoners 1Oc.
Sterling Nail Files, Erasers, Seals.
&c, 19c
Sterling Ladies Companion, 3 pieces,
$1.50 -
s1.75 -
Sterling Handle Pen Knife s1.oO.
Sterling Handle Infants Fine Combs
$3.50.
Extra Heavy Sterling Back Comb and
Brush. set With Sterling Backhand Mir
ror. complete $1,000
Infants Hair Brushes. Sterling CSC.
EASTMAN'S PERFUMES.
s OF. Violette De Parme, in very
handsome vial. Cut-Glass Stopper, So 90.
Eastman's Easter Violette, o.. SITS.
Two OF. Grab Apple neat box. 81. so.
Eantines India Sandalwood 75c.
RODGERS Quadruple Extract. 6 o.. soc.
Heliotrope White Rose, in box, Use.
75c
Two Eastman's Violettc. in box. 81 90.
Quadrupie White Lilac. 3 ~. soc.
Lily of Valley, Jockey, White REESE SOC.
Three Walls, assorted in box, S1.5O.
beautiful assortment Of perfumes 25c.
Extract, Toilet Soap. Sache- Powder
put up in neat box, 25c.
Eastman's Royal Extracts, of White
Rose and Jockey Club, put up in bcauti-
full box, $500.
Jockey Club and Crab Apple 75o.
Eastman's Royal Sachet 10c
Good Extracts, small walls, 15c Ia.
Good Extracts, small walls, 1oc
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ing, at $3.50; holiday reduction price
$3.50.
Ladies Black Cloth Capes from SOC to
$l2.3o; some plain. some trimmed in
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price soc to $3.50
Golf Capes in Boucle. with Scotch
l.laid Hoods. at $1,000; holiday reduc-
ton price $3.50.
Black Boucle Colts, Hood Black Taf
feta Lined, at $1,000; holiday reduction
price $3.50.
Blue Corded Broadcloth, Satin Lined
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Boucle, Fur Trimmed in leading coll
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price 1915.
Roucle. all colors, Broadcloth and
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duction price S4.9S.
Plaid Novelty Cloth. with Fancy
Braid Trimmings, at $500, and many
others: holiday reduction price 1925
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Beautiful Tea Sets.

News for in-a-hurry folk: you can
please the little ones right here.
lndcstructible white metal sets, $10O
Medium sige white metal SETS. .e9
Small size, white metal sets, -. 25
Small size china sets. decorated. 40
Nice size. china sets, two colors. %
Beautifully decorated china sets, so
Very handsome large sets, ... 100
Our store is the meeting place OF
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Complete II piece Toilet Set ...... 71c
Large size. II pieces. Sl.25
II piece Tea Set. With Spoons. ... 35c
20 piece Tea Set, large size. ...... 15O
y piece Tea Set very large and
handsomely decorated. .... -. $50
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-18

Holiday preparations can tie
no longer anticipated, but you
must come down to facts. Putting
off till tomorrow is now past. It's
today you must act. Time is up.
procrastination at an end and THIS
STORE issa sparkle with hints OF
Christmas givab'es, for baby, child,
miss or youth, grown up folks, mid
dIe=aged, elderly and old folks. We
have food for bargain hunters. Are
you hungry Beauty, art and ap=
preciative values are on the menu
this week.
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MEMS FURNISHINGS
Complete line good collars lOc.
Complete line best collars 12Ac.
Complete line good cuffs 15c.
Complete line best cuffs 25c.
Fine Puff Scarfs at 25c.
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Fine Black and Fancy String a PC.
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Extra Quality. one in Il box. special
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Silver Buckle. Assorted Colors, Satin.
in single boxes. at $1.15.
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Lslc Thread HcrmsdOrf SoX soc.
Lisle Thread Hcrmsdorf Sox 31Mc.
HerInsdorf Fine Gauge cotton 25c.
Extra Quality Hernsdorf SoA 12hc.
Fancy SILK Plaid SoX 25c.
Fine Gauge Fancy Sox soc.
Real Scotch Plaid Sox CSC.
Striped ard Solid Colors &c.
Fine Cashmere Half Hose -.
Good Wool Half Hose SC.
Good Muslin Embroidered Night
Shirts 5Gc.
Fine Quality Embroidered Night
shirts $l.00.
Six PLAT I4aundered Shirts sl.00
Plain Bosom Laundered Shirts S1.0o.
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tnlaundcrcd Linen Bosom Shirts Acc
Tnaundercd Linen Bosom Shirts soc.
Inlaundered Plated Bosom Shirts 591.
Underwear Complete, Good Merino
SOC
White Wool Underwear at soc.
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1911 1oIlSe mere IOr wise efforts for
general good feeling, deck your own and
's,'nch Heavy German Bleached Dam
ask rs cents.
TABLE LINENS, &C.
as-1nch Heavy German Bleached eDa-
mask, 4S cents.
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Satln Damask at $1.75, S1.25 and 81. 90.
to $780, = -
Satin Damask Colored Border Doy-
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satin Dan1ask F'ringed Doylies. with
blue Or pink borders, at s1.25
German Bleach Cloths, S feet inches
long. IS cents
Our Special Dinner. Napkins s1.O0 val
ue, at 81 cents. e
Handsome Table Sets, drawn thread
cloth napkins TO match, at $4.O0
Special 4Sx22 Damask Towels. ithe reg
uar SIC value, knotted fringe, in pink
and blue borders, 81 cents.
Special in Turkey Red -Damask, CSC.
SOME MADE-UP THINGS.
Such as Skirts, Wrappers, Waists &c.
Plain Black Cheviot Skirts, Tucked or
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Beautiful Quality, Plain Black Cord
Mohairs, at s5.98.
Mohairs. with Tuck, Flounce and
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quality of Black Mohairs at $500 and
$500. .s
Cheap, serviceable Street Skirts, Bro
caded Black. from s1.25 to $3.50.
Underskirts. Light Outing, at 39c.
Knit Underskirts from soc to soc.
Black Saline Underskirts 81 LOO to S2.9S.
Farmers Satin, Fancy Plaids, Corded
Ruffles, Superior Make, s2.9S
Ladies and ChHdren's Knit Skirts at
25c