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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-26
THE DAYS GOSSIP.

w.. Music and Drama Committee OF european eI.
Tne MusV -,,s,caI this afternoon at o'clock al
WI ,one Of Miss Johnston No g Kfa e9 iprdpa2ed
lie h9 an Interesting programme mas oe'' p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-26
CONTRIBUTIONS SENT IN.

4 box Of shells moss and other sea curos came
from Miss o / Worcester Of Conant. Fla; can
celed stamps and box Of paints, with DOCK OF
Instructions from Mrs. Charles Halbert Denison OF
New-York: n box containing variety OF worsteds
and material for fancy work from Mrs A. > "eoo'
Of Observation-Disclosures cancelled stamps rom
Miss X Mulligan OF Irvngton, y. Y; packases VI
hooks and bundle Of clothing from "A rrlt,hu
reading matter from T. D. sherman, o. fonkers,
y. Y. large package. from A. W ". p,C,ntue
age OF cotton for fancy work. from Miss ANN, me- d
Patterson. OF Middetown. y. j.. box OF snt1,,
BIRDS nest. from Virginia Mclain. OF Nassau
Bahamas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-26

rh. poughkeepsi. Chapter Of the pausn ,,er ,or
Il. ortcan revolution will give recepoiI +Or
$500 and Mrs. LYMAN J, GO, Gage house
sf,ernoo1 IN the old Governor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-26

vt. Louisa Clara WAGNER daughter OF August
y U.o,o,er the lawyer Of 40. % Second-ave.'
Borough Of Manhattan. will be married on Qctooer
g 1875 at u:3 a M at 81 re Ggrlr" Michael j.
1,,S % Tohn Joseph Fish. son of The ouilder Jori
~ ~ 10 Madison-ave.. Borough or Mahhat'aI'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-26

Adolph Koch. who is in the Home Tor lncura-
HES AZ Chicago H.. informs the President-General
that he has read everything that has been sent
hin, and would be glad 10 have more books and
papers. on account Of injury 70 MS hand ne j.
prfvente1 from doing anything hut read. Any Ger
man hooks or papers would be especially aopre-
cia ted as he is Of German descent, and studied I'm
Germany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-26

The monthly meeting OF the Carnegie Womans
Christian Temperance Union will be held at p m.
to-day at the home Of Mrs St John Gaffney, No.
333 West Seventy SeVeDth-st. Music VIII be rem
dered by members Of the branch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-26

The new members enrolled yesterday were Miss
Angie McInerney. Miss s. ". Sherrerd Mrs Merriam
Mason Greeley. Mrs +. H. Lyte, Mrs. Laura see
Miss Bessie Householder and Mrs. Matthe" SUES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-26

Mrs F. r s. OF this city. sent check FOR y
as a thank Offering. because "a she says ana
mine have been spared and have returned once
more fely 70 our old home"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-26

The Ohio State Federation OF wo Won roraining IN
49,, ,,s annual convention to-uaE'
sssssion until Friday evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-26

A lecture on Russian Characteristics as 49, 70
,,a,ed n the Language and Literature" Will b
x,yen at o'clock this afternoon under the ausp'ee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-26

The marriage Of Miss Hennessy. sister OF As
s,s,an, Dlstrlct-Attorney Forbes j. Hennessy' L
rohn II Spellman. whose engasement was d"
rC,lnced some time ago, Will occur next HloHt"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-26

The wedding Of Miss Anna schuck TO Ledyar'
Avarv will be celebrated this evening al the NOM
~ the brides parents. Mr. and Mrs. Freoe''cf
Schuck No sos ST. Nichoas-ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-26

A bazaar IN aid Of the Hahnemann HospitaI VII
be held q, the Knapp Mansion Brooklyn 'o-o8'
and tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-26

The first Of the series OF chamber-muslc concerts
under the auspices Of the Department OF Music Will
he given AZ SIS o'clock this evening AT Association
Hall Bond and Fulton SITS. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-26

Miss Florence Clark was married 10 James
o.. nd - last evening at the home Of her
rrother Mrs. william ". Clark. No los West One
dred-and-eghteenth-st Miss Marion Ia
vas her sisters maid of honor ana Ut arthur
Tosb,lrgh was Mr. Floyds best man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-26

The first session In the special course on shake
speare's Plays" OF the Department OF Philology,
under Mrs Abby Osborne Russell, VIII be held to-
day at o'clock in lecture-roOm No. 3 OF the Art
Building No. IA Montague-st.. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-26

THE second lecture in the hrst course OF ID"
lectures 70 women will be given at II O'Clock D. IN
TO-DAY in the New-York University Budihg ~. ~.
tngton Square These lectures are gwen u''o' wv
snsntces ~ the New-York University
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-26

III ,a,, ., Miss Mamie +. Breckwedei'
daughter OF Mrs A. Won Dohlen. TO Albert D.
Young took place at o'clock last evening IN -
Lukes Lutheran Church West For'y-seoo"u.S
The Rev. DR. William Busse the pastor o'i',"'eu i
at the ceremony. which was followed oS ~
attired in a gown Of white satin. with trimmings
Of lace and a tulle veil had as her brldesrnia'us
MI pasnba and Miss Johannah Tietjen. ana as
her maid OF honor Miss Addie Breckwedel her Sc
ter Frederick Tletjen attended MI Young as IeS'
Henry H. often and Edward Schaefer serVeu do
ushera
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-26

The marriage Of Miss Katherine L!an
s.,,ah.or q, Mr. and Mrs Edward A. Moen. OF
" qos yvos+ Seventv-seventh-st TO Howard Cas-
VOL smith son 81 Charles Stewart smith VIII lar, tang
place this evening. In Christ PIotesiant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-26

Miss Birdie Berllner, daughter OF MY anu W .
Solomon Berliner, Of No IS East Ninety
no. married N Edwin Kessler. in Sherrys last
evening nv the Rev. Dr. Rudolph Grossman, as
sisted bv the Rev DR. David Calm. The n ,,iGe
only attendant was her sister. MISS beIie Innh
Tbs rshers were the brides brother, JACOB =
Rerliner Max Freund, G. Carson Freund anu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-26

The chidren's classes at the New-York Cookins
School. Charities Building Fourth-av. and Twen-
tv-second-st. will have session to-day from "a;
10 As o'clock. Tea will be served at D o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-26

Joseph Sachs VIII give the th,f1 lae ,,"D,s 1nsti.
.tI~c,-,c,,v" IN the hall Of the Young Men -,
N.Y. 90 Bowery. at O'Clock this evening the
49, y be on .New-Yorks Eectrica Eal@ns
ESrSie and IL VIII be illustrated Dy
ard stereopticOn Views.
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CONGRESSMAN sIMPKINS.
The Massachusetts, Repr csentativs
Dead From Heart Ea-lr-e.

WASHINGTON, March 27.-Repre-
sentative John Simpkins of the Thir-
teenth District of Massachusetts died
last night at his residence in this city,
I'LL K street, of heart failure induced
by gastric complications.
On last Tuesday he complained of
having caught cold and later of stom-
ach trouble. He was quite ill for a
time, but yesterday morning was much
better. Later in the day he grew worse,
and at 9:55 died of heart failure
Arrangements as to the funeral can
not be made until the arrival of mem
bers of his family, who have been noti-
fed of his death. Mrs. Bacon is in New
York, MIS-. Thayer in Boston, and Miss
Simpkins in Florida. They are all ex-
pected to be in the city by Tuesday
morning.
Representative Simpkins was q man
of independent fortune. He was born
in New Bedford, Mass, June 21, 1852;
attended the public schools of Var
mouth, and after preparing for college
at St Marks School, South Boston,
graduated at Harvard University in
1850. He served in the Massachusetts,
Legislature in 1890 and 1891, and was
Presidential Elector for Harrison and
Reid in 1892 President of the Repub-
Ecan Club of Massachusetts in 1892
and 1853. and member of the Massa-
chusetts Republican State Committee
in 1S93-94 He served in the Fifty
fourth and Fifty-fif Congresses,
where he was known to his colleagues
as a man faithful to the interests of his
constituents. although rarely taking
part n debate. Mr. Simpkins had re-
Gently been made a member of the
Congressional Committee
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mined until returns from the assay Of
fees at Juneau are made. The prospect
bears every evidence of being more than
surface cropping. Samples picked at
random We're beaten up with nam
mef and particles OF yellow metal
washed in the dust excited much inter
est The locators claim to have aDund-
ant capital to develop the mine ard say
a bucket tramWay will readily solve the
problem of getting out the quartz.
Charles Mccarthy, we'll known WARD
politician of San Francisco. was shot
/ through the legs in this city this morn
ing by Charley Ritter, waiter, in the
Horseshoe restaurant. The row grew
of a drunken brawl. McCarthy's wound
is serious, though not dangerous. Al
about the same hour another shooting
affray occurred On Mckinney street in
which several shots were fired. No WIS
ible results We're left, save bullet hole
through the sign of a newspaper office
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VERY RICH STRIKE.
It Occurred Between the Big and
Little SkOokum.

SKAGUAY (AlaskO. March "A via
Seattle, Wash, March 2D.-One of the
biggest stampedes yet recorded in the
Klondike was occasioned on February
DIST by a very rich strike on the divide
between the Big and Little Skookuin.
The strike was made in bench dig
gings on a high hog-back 300 or 4Oo feet
above the level of the gulches.
Pay dirt running from SIG to S3J to
the pan was found. Following the an
nouncement of the strike occurred
stampede from Dawson of immense pro-
portions and the entire ridge was staHed
out in an incredibly short time. This
news was brought to this city this week
by A. Piche. official courier and Gis-
patch bearer for the Canadian Govern
ment.
Mr. Piche says there was immense eX-
citement at Dawson when he left over
the Skookum strike and that over 700
men were standing in line at the Re-
corders office to make a record of their
claims.
Mr. Piche also brings the news of
new strike on Lewis River, which is OF
great Importance if it develops as now
promised.
On March 9th a man named Connolly,
while prospecting a small pup" leading
off the leads about seventy miles below
Lake La Barge. found pay dirt. which is
big in promise. Piche personally visited
the claim and took from 50 to $3 from
a single pan. The discovery is about
three miles UP the stream from the
leads
The latest reports from the Salmon
River country were brought oue by
Charles Fitzpatrick, who arrived here
from that district.
Fitzpatrick says the find on Walsh
Creek is all that has been claimed FOR it.
as he took from his own claim 81 ID to
the pan He says there are already
about 1000 people at Walsh Creek,
v hich is 800 more than can secure
claims on that particular stream The
creek is not fifty miles III length as first
reported. 1t will not measure twenty
five miles in length. He says, however
that the whole country in that VICINITY
is mineral bearing and that in his jud2
mtnt the next three months viii sec
some further remarkable strikes: He
says:
For instance / think the South Fork
of Big Salmon will turn out paying ia
vesrment. It is about Ia miles from
Lewis River. Then there is the Lotto OF
Lote Greek, which has already shrwn
Up favoIably, running - cents % the
pan, and / could mention four or five
other creeks IL the vicinity equally as
good
What is regarded by many as an inn
portant and rich gold strike has been
made in the Immediate vicinity OF Skay-
uay. For some time past systematic
pi cspecting has been carried en- in she
hills surrounding the Skaguay trail and
ot last it has been rewarded Thomas III.
Phipps and Ralph Smith claim to have
tnearthed ledge of rich quartz hearing
free milling sold. The location is kept
a secret. but is described by them as
being within an hours walk of the
Postoffice.'
The value of the find caaot be deter
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Small Wares for Dress.
makers

Tracing Wheels, sc.
Collar Stiffering, ready shap-
ed for use, l2c yard.
Silk Finished Lining. ready
shaped for use, for finishing In
side of collars, belts, etc., IOc
yard.
Covered Stee1s, assorted sizes.
In bunch, sc bunch.
New Felt Skirt Binding, shc
yard.
Feather Bone, for waist use.
1Oc yard.
The new plaid combinations in
silk finished Skirt Lining. zoe
yard.
ChangeabIe Silk Finished lin
ings in all the new shades. 36
inches wide, 6Oc yard.
Roman Striped Skirt Innings
in a variety oe patterns and
prices.
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AT ST. YARD,
For a Nobby Black Tailor
Suit.

Here are couple OF the most
desirable things to be had at ST
the yard. A very pretty black
Broadc1oth of superior weight
and finish. A fine French Che
viot, steamed, shrunk and
sponged; need not be afraid to
wear it in a shower or . rain
storm. These are up-to-date
suitings Of fine texture that
make a nobby street costume.
The widths are full SO inches,
SO n few yards, to 6, make the
suit.
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SILK FINISHED
HENRiETTAS,
At ST. the ward.

Fashion has decreed that plain
fabrics, both in color and cloth,
shall be favorites for spring and
summer wear, and in this kind
the Henriettas are to be found.
They're the o1d-time friends re-
turned, and are in their line
the most serviceable and stylish
goods shown this season. All
the new and nobbiest' shadings
are to be seen in them, as well
as a very superior silky finish.
Full As inches wide and 81 per
yard.
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Silks for Waists.

We show a most attractive
and pleasing line in Fancy OF
Plain Taffeta Grounds, with
small brocaded stripes, fancy
checks or broken plaids, in the
newest and prettiest colorings
of spring. Also among the
above assortment we have Sc
lected many which we advise
for an entire dress, as they are
particularly dressy as well as
serviceable. All priced popu-
larry at 81 a yard.
The record-union., 1898-03-28
A WITNESS THREATENED.
Sensational Testimony Given at the
Carter Court-Martial.

SAVANNAH (Ga.). March 2I.-The
testimony of Lieutenant Reese of the
Engineering Corps at the Carter court
martial yesterday created a sensa-
tien. He referred to an attempt by
Captain c. E. Gillett to try to control
his testimony in the case Soon after
coming to Savannah, he said he called
upon Captain Gillett. who told him he
understood he was partial to Captain
Carter He told him to be careful what
testimony he gave: that he and Cap
tain Cillett would be in the Engineer
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OFFER THEIR SERVICES.
Bellevue Hospital Surgeons Will
Aid the Government.

NEW YORK, March 21.-At the sug-
gestion of Dr. Boiling Lee, senior ply
sion of the Fourth Medical Division of
Bellevue Hospital, twenty-one of the
twenty three physicians and surgeons
Of that institution to-day signed their
names to a document in which they
tender their services to the Government
in case of war.
| DR.. Lee is a Virginian and nephew
of Consul General Lee. Three Of the
signers are surgeons and the remainder
physicians. All are graduates and men
of skill
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full in re-
S c T " e -
mu1titudes
of t h e IN
and such
d a j n t y,
p r e t t y
S h i T t
w a i s t s.
No wonder
they hold
their own,
SeQSCn af-
ter season.
There is no
substitut e
for t h e i T
C O Inforta-
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VIGQREAUX SUITINGS
At 75C the ward.

Have you seen them? They
are new and the most up-to-
date suitings shown. Soft, pref
ty shades Of browns, tans,
green, blues, grays and other
entirely new blendings for
spring. From this new weave
you can create a beauty of a suit
at moderate price, for it is full
As inches wide and a few yards
makes a suit.
The record-union., 1898-03-28

thoughts with surprisingly
Interesting and complete assore-
ment OF all conceivable things
in the line which combine to
form the beautiful and artistic
in this seasons creations. Bright
chic styles from London and
Paris, and dainty conceits FROM
our own workrooms not a whit
behind the imported. All at a
reascnableness of price actually
surprising.
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BILE prettiness. They are chic
and cheap, and are in the latest
styles and patterns, both of
which are quite new this sea-
SON. The assortment is COM
plete in both kind and price,
from the Percale Waist, at SOC,
up to as high as. you want to
pay.
The record-union., 1898-03-28
Ladies' Linen Collars
and Cuffs,

Ladies' White Linen Collars in
the latest styles, the 4 straight
standing and cypress collars;
fourply linen. 15c each.
All the Latest styles in Ladies'
Linen CEffs, inside cuffs, 1890
pair; half rolling cuffs, very
pretty and stylish, 25c pair.
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ing Department long after Captain
Garter left it, 1t would be well for
Lieutenant Reese to stand by him. He
(GilletO was looked upon as the author
of the charges and was a hard fighter,
and Reese must not stand in his way
The record-union., 1898-03-28
Black Silks.

Black Silks in all the new fig
ures, both large and small, also
fancy stripes and bayadere ef-
fects, are here in styles suitable
for entire dresses or separate
skirts. Priced at 81, 81 25,
81 so and 81 rs the yard.
The record-union., 1898-03-28
BLACK CREPONS,
At ST Is ward.

These handsome fabrics still
hold the popular fancy for full
suits and separate skirts. There
is NO fabric known that makes
a prettier skirt than a Crepon.
The brocaded effects in rich,
brilliant 1nohair are as pretty
and as rich as silks.
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here in readiness and many at
tractive novelties among them.
Our 81 SO Glove is a prime fa-
vorite, in all the new spring
shades and with new two-toned
fancy embroidery stitching on
the back. Other swell novel
ties at 81 75. and So the pair.
The record-union., 1898-03-28
Swiss Curtains, ST 50 pr

Rufled Swiss Curtains, also
used for bedrooms. Fancy fg-
ured or stripe, 3 yards long, SO
inches wide, with wide rufne.
Price, 81 SO pair.
New line Of Nottingham Cur
tains
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Watch Guards.

Black Silk Watch Guards,
white metal slides, 15c.
Black Silk Watch Guards,
rolled gold slides, Csc.
Black Silk Watch Guards.
sterling silver slides, 39c.
Black Silk Watch Guards.
fancy plaid slides, soc.
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Fish Nets. ST. rs pair.

Ruffled Fish Net Bedroom
Curtains, 3 yards long, 30
inches wide, with 6 inch ruffle.
Very pretty net and all the rage
this season for bedrooms. Price,
81 rs pair.
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Alarm Clocks at z5c.

Here arc the noisy fellows
that SO stubborn1y insist
on folks getting up at
the hour they name. They
give to most people unpleasant
but highly necessary news on
time. These are thoroughly re-
liable even though cheap. -,
The record-union., 1898-03-28
BRILLIANT BLACK
BROCADE rlOHAIR,
At 75C the ward.

We show a very extensive line
Of these very stylish and desir-
able fabrics. IF you are looking
for a pretty separate skirt and
see the line OF Cordelin effects,
or If in want of n fu1 suit, look
over the line OF Brocades. There
are few silks that are richer il,
lnster or prettier in design to
supply either want at this price.
Come and see them, they are
sure to please you.
The record-union., 1898-03-28
CURTAIN DEPT.

House renovating ti1no near
at hand you'll require no doubt
some new curtains. These are
the latest styles and 1aundcr
beautifully:
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Easter rliliinery.

Time to think
of your Easter
Bonnet before yve
are SO rushed ial
that work and
whoever has q
thought Of pret-
ty new headgear
for Easter or
summer will find
that we have an
4iciuated their
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IcTtU, Dut not all
sizes in each. IF your size
chances to be amongst this lot,
it will be worth the time spent
in your visit here beside the
money saved to secure them.
Some children's also remain.
The record-union., 1898-03-28
MORE RICH
DlGCINCS FOUND
Swedish GalGh and Lake Greek
Very Promising,
Accidentally Found by PrOspaGtors Bound
for Big Salmon.

Maiden Trial OF the Dirt Went So
to the Pan and This Continues
to Be the Average at Swedish
Gulch - Prospectcrs Enduring
Great Rardships and Many of
Them Have Been Severely
Frozen.
The record-union., 1898-03-28
SILK WAISTS-LATE
ARRIVALS.

Ladies' Washable Silk Shirt
Waists, comes in various color
ed pIaids, full front and back,
tight fitting lining. Price, So 9S.
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Kid Gloves for Easter.

Direct from
Europe. We
placed o u r
import order
o " e r S i n
months ago
in order to
be ready in
ample time
to s u p p ! y
y o u. T h e
q q q n are
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SHOES.

Alter two weeks of
extraordinary shoe
selling at prices the
lowest ever known
on such values as we
offered, there re-
mains a few pair of
each of the several
last lines we Of
The record-union., 1898-03-28
Scotch ZephyrS.

Scotch Zephyrs, light fine tex
ture. Exquisite plaids with
green and pink, red and green
among them, In great demand
now for ladies' shirt waists.
zoe, Csc, soc yard.
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WASH STUFFS.
American Organdy,
15C yard.

PIaids, stripes, scrolls, for
waists, and suits, small neat fig
ures for chiIdren's wear, sheer
and crisp. 81 inches wide.
The record-union., 1898-03-28
STERLING SILVER
NOVELTIES.
Shirt w aiSt Sets,

The latest styles in Shirt
Waist Sets are rolled gold and
enameled, in beautiful plaid
designs, and white metal and
enamel. Prices Csc, 39c, SOC.
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PRETTY SPRING
SUITINGS,
At SOC the ward.

A rich and rare assortment OF
pretty Semi-Brocades in new
spring patterns, nobby checks
in small and broken effects,
stylish plaid effects so much de-
sired for separate skirts in both
medium and large designs, COM
prising all the latest shadings.
Goods ct this price here to
please the fancy Of the most
fastidious buyers.
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Cuff Buttons.

Separate Cuff Buttons same
as above, also in plain rolled
gold and white metal. 15c, 25c
and SOC pair.
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The Bright New Shirt
Waists.

Counters and shelves piled
high with them. Boxes and boxes
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Fancy Silk Waists,
So so.

Ladies' Silk Shirt Waist,
comes in fancy blue and black
stripes, rufHed across yoke and
down front, full front and back,
tight fitting lining. Price Sc so.
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Taffeta Silk Waists,
81 so.

Ladies' Fancy Taffeta Silk
Shirt Waist, comes in all the
latest shades, plaids, checks and
bayadere. stripes, full front and
back, corded front and cuffs,
tight fitting lining. Price 81 so.
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Imported Satines,
4OC ward.

Rich Foulard effects and IL
Illuminated designs. These goods
arc high class novelties and are
especially adapted for spring
street costumes. SO inches wide.
The record-union., 1898-03-28
SAILOR HATS FOR
SPRING.

The Cambridge at ST..
A handsome Sailor, with riu
of rough and ready braid and
crown OF white rnohair, rims in
black, brown, green, red and
black. Fine silk band.
The Kenmore at 81 25.
Handsome Java Sailor, Knox
block, with either 2 velvet
bands OF band of Roman rib.
The Conqueror at ST SO.
Fine mohair braid. doublc
bri1n, high crown, and I1a inch
velvet band, comes in black and
assorted colors.
The llajestic at ST IS.
Fine mohair braid, bell crown.
velvet hand, comes in naixed
crown and underneath brim to
match. Colors brown, blue. red
and green. A decided novelty
in effect.
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Mems Socks, 3 pairs

Mems Fine
Full Finished
Cotton Socks,
elastic at the
top, 1t the foot
perfectly; como
In colors OF
t a n, b T o W IL
and black, all
strictly Fast
c0lors; you've
0-
The record-union., 1898-03-28
Toilet Department. Items

Dupont's Almond Meal for
roughness Of the skin. 2Oc.
Violet Perfumed Toilet Am
monia, large bottle, I4c.
Full strength Witch Hazel, .
sizes. l2c, 18c, Csc.
Washing Ammonia, full
strength. Large bottles, 12c, lSc.
Star Enamel, all cclcrs, for
household work. 1Sc can.
Varnish Stain, walnut and
now oak, large cans. Makes old
furniture like new. zoe.