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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1898-07-20
Captain John w. Philip of the
Texas.

Captain Philip and his good
ship Texas were in the thick of the
fight at Santiago. After the bat
tie Captain Philip ordered all of
his officers and men to the quarter
deck. Taking off his hat he said:
81 want to make public acknowl-
edgement that 1 believe in God,
the Father Almighty, and I want
you all to lift your hats and from
your hearts offer silent thanks to
the Almighty" The crew were
silent for a moment, and then
gave their commander three cheers
and a tiger. The Texas was
thought to be an unlucky ship un-
til "Jack" Philip became its Cap
tain. He has made it famous as a
safe and hard fighter, and its old
reputation has gone to return no
more.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1898-07-20

Man seeks the Office, but the
officer seeks the man.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1898-07-20

Must support the Party Organ.
One of the County Commission
ers after the Court had adjourned,
was accosted by a business man
and asked if it was true that the
Register had agreed to publish the
Financial Statement for 500, and
that it was given to the Gazette at
$3.50. replied that two papers in
town had agreed to print the state
ment for much less, but that the
Gazette was a Republican paper,
and had to be supported by the
party and its officials. and there
fore it was given to the Gazette,
because it was Republican paper,
and for no other reason, and if the
people didn't like it, they could
lump it, and help themselves, if
they could.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1898-07-20

1t is now reported that when
General Blanco. at Havana, heard
of the destruction of the Spanish
feet that he attempted to kill
himself but was prevented by his
staff. It was a great pity to stop
him in doing the only noble act of
his life.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1898-07-20
To Defeat Warren Miller.

The Republicans had quite a
stormy primary meeting Saturday
over appointment of delegates to
the county convention, who select
delegates to the Congressional and
other conventions. The fight was
over fixing delegation who would
vote for anti Miller delegates to the
Congressional Convention. There
will be hard fight in the county
convention to set the delegates up
against Warren Miller. by the dis
appointed ofice-seekers, but from.
what we have learned, we do not
belieye the 'tringsters" can do it,
and that Miller will get fair pro-
portion of the delegates from this
county to the Congressional Con
vention if Hon. j. M. Hensley has
to drop out of the race. We hope
Mr.. Miller will be able to triumph
over his political enemies in his
own party.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1898-07-20

Death of Mrs. r. e. Horner.
Special to Register.
PARKERsBuRe. July 18th, 1898.
Mrs. r. E. Horner, wife of the
editor of the Parkersburg Senti-
mel, died at 2:25 this afternoon,
after a painful illness of
several months. In. her death
Parkersburg looses one of its
gentlest and most refined women
She leaves husband and two
children son and daughter-to
mourn her loss. Her funeral will
take place from her late home
Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1898-07-20

1t was clearly shown to the
Court that 40 cents on the 500
valuation would have paid all the
current expenses of the county,
and left surplus for outstanding
orders. But the Court said. no and
put the levy at IS cents.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1898-07-20

meates the whole camp. Sect
Mr. Editor. Permit me in this
letter to return my thanks to that
good and noble woman. Mrs. S.
Vollert, whose kind acts are ever
extended to those whom she can
help, and / certainly appreciate
her remembrance of me. May she
ever have good health and reap the
reward she so richly deserves for
her pure and christian life in this
world. Best wishes to all. Cd"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1898-07-20

Are further
appreciate We will low If be
will pay
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-12-04
Sood
Nohaav Sits.

Linens are practical things, but they
mako very acceptable presents. We
offer the following for Monday -
Fringed Table Cloths, with colored bor-
ders, choice at. Z5O
Fringed and Open Work Tea Cloths, TO-
morrow. $500. $50
Pure Linen Table Cloths, unfringed and
bordered, "a, SL 20; 1914, .SI 90; l2-4
1875
Huck Towels, hemmed, extra large and
heaVy. ./S /-S0
Pillow Shams, Scarfs and Centre Pieces,
embroidered and open work effects, hem
stitched or with fancy borders, choice,
each. $50
Bureau Scarfs, with colored centres,
choice, at Zoe. and. ../9e
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Ohe Dress Goo0s Store

has been pushed and hustled to death.
The holidays tried to push it one side,
but it m forward with a list of
values which proves it has a right to
enter into the list to contest for public
attention with any Christmas novelty.
Dress Patterns, black or Colored, an ex-
quisite assortment of the smartest and
finest, an ideal opportunity for select
ing Christmas gifts. In addition We
shall offer:-
100 Pieces Black Nuns Serge, strictly
pure wool, fully so inches widei regularly
sold at 75c., Monday at. .........,.,,S $50
100 Pieces Black All Wool Cheviot, S.
inches wide, the kind that will not spot or
shrink, in fact, the 81 90 quality; Monday,
very special at. $50
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we shall offer you:-
The Historical Romances of Henryk
} Sienkiewicz, Quo Vadis, With Fire and
!, Sword, The Deluge, and Pan Michael, au-
thorized and unabridged translations;
bound in cloth; publishers price $500;
J Poe's Tales, illustrated with IL photo
, gravures; limo, cloth, gilt top; publish
, er's price 50. 90; our price. ........ p. 90
Tales from Foreign Tongues: Memories,
J a Story Of German Love; Graziella, q Story
of Italian Love; Marie, a Story of Russian
I Love; Madeline, a Story of French Love;
. Marinelia, a Story of Spanish Love: Cousin
!, Phyllis, a Story of English Love; Karine,
, bound in cloth, gilt top; publishers price
paw; our price. .5.$o
!, Over the Teacups, by Oliver Wendell
: Holmes, holiday edition, 2 volumes; pub
} lisher's price $500; our price. ...,..L25
! Great Composers-Famous Singers. Two
volumes beautifully bound in cloth, illus
! trated with rich photographers and half
tone portraits of the leading figures of the
, world of music; publishers price So. 90;
our
} Shakespeare's Complete Works, large
octave volume, good print and paper; pub
} lisher's price $l.00; our price. 900. .Z9e
!, Complete Works of Robert Browning,
new uniform edition, 9 volumes, cloth;
!, publishers price $4,000; our price. !. So
The Canterbury Poets, bound in flexible
) leather, assorted c%olors, gold edge all
around; this series makes a very pretty,
dainty and inexpensive Xmas gift, well
worth $l.25 a volume; tomorrow, special
at .SOe
A few of the titles follow:-Shakes-
peare's Songs and Poems, Marlowe, Poe,
Milton, Wordsworth, Byron, Praed, Her
rick, The Painter Poets, The Christian
Heine, Irish Minstrelsy, Jacobite Songs,
Leigh Hunt, Hood, Pope, Shelley, &c.
We carry a complete line of Episcopal
and Catholic Bibles and Prayer Books,
Pocket Bibles, Reference Bibles, Teachers
Bibles, Family Bibles and Testaments at
extremely low prices.
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Ohe Spirit of Christmas

Has breathed over the Furniture Store,
changing its ordinary dress to one of
festive gayety. There are gems from
the finest furniture artists, designed
especially for Christmas gifts, in as
sentiments never before equalled even at
this store. Whether you buy or not il
will give you pleasure to see them. To-
morrow there will be on sale tho follow
ing specialist
Handsome Smoking Table, with Cigar
Rack and China Ash Receiver, decorated,
Cigar Cutter and two Match Holders, reg
ularly sold at $3.50, special tomorrow,
Reed Nursery Chair, very special, at. z5e
Solid Oak Sideboard, swell front, with
bevel French shaped Plate Mirror, actual
value $l6. SO, tomorrow. IN. rs
Solid Oak Round or Square Extension
Table, 6 foot size, actual value Sill, to-
morrow. 49,. rs
Finely finished Stool, covered with fg-
ured tapestry, regularly sold at $3.50, to.
g large Solid Oak Rocker, with shaped
seat, hand carved, positively worth $2.7s,
Tomorrow, very special. ............ ~ %
Neat, strong Mahogany Rocker, shaped
seat, decorated back, actually worth $3.50,
special tomorrow. ................../ 40
Oak Office Chairs, screw or swivel, cane
seat, well braced back, regularly sold at
So. so; tomorrow at. ...............2 /3
Woman's French Dressing Table, with
bevel oval plate mirror, swell front and
shaped legs, elsewhere $1,000; Tomorrow,
SIS
Oak or Mahogany finished Desk, with
French legs, highly polished, and regularly
sold at $500; special Tomorrow. s. SO
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BATH ROBES
AND SMOKING JACKETS.

100 Mems Blanket Bath Robes, gray COL
ors only, with borders of either black, red or
brown, heavy cord and tassel attached, worth
$3.75, special at. 2. So
200 Eiderdown Bath or Lounging Robes,
beautiful colors, well made, worth $500;
Special. "
$50 Heavy Eiderdown Robes, extra fine
designs and %colors, perfectly made; choice,
325,
90 Double Faced Silk Trimmed Heavy
Eiderdown Robes, very choice patterns and
colors, heavy cord and tassel attached;
worth $50; special. ............. 5. IS
so Fine Terry Bath Robes, nice c%olors,
worth $Z.1s, IS
Mems Smoking Jackets of All-Wool Eng
lish Plaid Coatings, splendidly made with
cord-bound edges; actual worth $3.75; your
choice of the prettiest made at. ......2 65
80 Styles of Mems Fine Smoking Jackets,
handsomely tailored and designed, made of
French two-faced reversible La Varia
cloth, with satin.bound edges and cuffs,
and otherwise worth $500; price to-mor-
row. ~
Mems High Grade Smoking and Fatigue
Goats, made of the latest Persian silk and
mohair matelasse cloth, also of choice Eng
fish downy, double-surface plaid coatings;
all are handsomely tailored and finished
with silk edges, while many are silk lined
throughout; elsewhere you would pay
$1,000 to $500 for them; here tomorrow,
very special. So
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-12-04

Episcopal Prayer Books and Hymnals,
from SOc.
New Testaments, leather binding, from
Catholic PRAYER Books, from l2c. to S. 90
POPULAR SERIES OF POETRY.
Bound in Louis XIV. binding, full cloth,
! gilt side and back; publishers price, per
volume, ST.; our price, per volume. ..Z5c
Aurora Leigh. Lowell.
Browning, Robert. Maud. Tennyson.
Burns Poe'S Poems and Stories.
Classical Authors. Pompeii. Bulwer.
Eliot. Princess. Tennyson.
Faust. Goethe. Scarlet Letter, The. Haw.
Favorite Poems. thorne.
Golden Treasury. Tennyson. 2 vols.
Lady Of the Lake. Scott. Urea 'ury of American
LRlla Rookh: Moore. Verse. Learned.
Laureates, The. West. Water Babies. Kingsley.
Longfellow. Whittier.
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.
A new series of the popular f~avorites for
boys and girls. Printed on fine paper, good
large type, profusely illustrated, each volume
containing four full-page colored plates.
Bound in a new style of cloth, with beauti-
full designs, in colors. Publishers price,
50c.; our price. rs
Robinson Crusoe. Andersen's Fairy Tales.
Ghild's Life Of Christ. Lives Of the Pre:idents,
Aliee's Adventures in Woods Natural History
WOnueflanu. mother pOOhe hiNHi'N'
Swiss Family Robinson. Aunt Martha's Corner
Arabian Nights Enter Cupboard.
tainments.
CHILD's STORY OF THE BIBLE.
By Mary A. Lathbury. With introduce
ton by Bishop Vincent. An entirely new
story of the Bible, told in simple language,
with many full-page and other illustrations
and twenty-four elegant colored plates.
Bound in a new style Of cloth, with beauti-
full cover designs, printed in chromo-lithog-
raphy. Publishers price, $500; our price,
LO0
Mother Goose Rhymes, Mother Goose
Melodies, the Red Fairy Book, the Blue
Fairy Book, Child's Life of Christ, Bible
Heroes. Each volume contains sixteen ele-
giant colored plates; they are bound in a
new style of cloth, with beautiful chrome
photographic designs. Publishers price,
ST. rs; our price. $50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-12-04

A $1,000 TEA SET FOR $l2. 5o.-The
Knickerbocker, S pieces, handsomely hand
engraved, modelled after a popular sterling
silver style, worth every cent of $4,000, to-
morrow. .%. So
A $3.50 MERIDEN BRITANNIA
BAKING DISH FOR $3.75, the best
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-12-04
|Ohe Strand Ooy 8axoa1'

on the second floor is a veritable fairyla
unloaded his entire stock there. You CT
than to bring them here. You will find
store in New York, and, we may mention
Dolls, the jointed kind, IL inches long,
glass moving eyes and flowing hair, regu-
lar value &c., tomorrow. ........../9o
Kid Body Dolls, % inches long, full
jointed, glass moving eyes, made from the
best material, fitted with shoes and stock
ings, regular value So. 100, Tomorrow rs
Fully Dressed Dolls, II inches long,
jointed bodies, glass eyes, flowing hair,
strongly made, prettily dressed, regular
price $l.2S, tomorrow. $50
Boys Express Wagons, the largest size,
26xl3 inch body, iron axles, hub caps, best
wheels, with riveted tires, high back seat
and whip, the $l.25 kind, tomorrow. $50
Toy Hook and Ladder, the real large
kind, strongly made, stand a good deal of
knocking about, handsomely finished, COM
plete with gong, &c.. tomorrow. .....L IS
LEAD SOLDIERS. The Rough Rid
ers," IS pieces in a box, size llxl4 inches,
regularly sold at Soc, tomorrow. .... $50
CHILDREN'S DESKS, made of hard
wood, handsomely finished and strongly
made, size 2lxl3 tops, regularly sold at
$l.OO, Tomorrow. go
Horse and Dray of malleable iron, IS
inches long, nicely painted and correct
model, worth Soc, tomorrow. $50
The Soc. Games, size of box l3x22
inches, such as Seal Hunting, Battle for
the Flag, Tiger Hunting, Troublesome
Donkey, Yale, Harvard, and Robber Kit
ten, &c., tomorrow. $50
Table Croquet, large size, complete with
all the paraphernalia, Soc. kind, to-mor-
row. .9Oc
Rubber Dolls, ID inches long, prettily
dressed in assorted garments of all %colors,
the $l.00 kind, tomorrow. ......... Csc
Stationary Steam Engines, complete and
ready to work, the model is perfect and
durably built, the Soc. kind, to-mor-
row. =, ..... S5e
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-12-04
Bargains in .Eeather
and fancy Goods.

If you will come and give them an
opportunity, these bargains will talk to
you much more eloquently than we can.
When you do your Christmas shopping
it would be we'll not to neglect them.
What is prettier or more suitable for
a Christmas Gift than a handsome Gel
luloid Toilet Manicure Setf We have
an endless variety of beautiful boxes.
hundreds of different styles and designs,
prices ranging from 9oc. to $500. Be-
low We quote a few special articles for
Monday -
Handsome Celluloid Photograph Albums,
with beautifully decorated covers, celluloid
back, fancy brass plated catch; our leader
Monday; worth $500. 90
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-12-04

ware this FAMOUS
firm produces, and
one of their new
m odels, actually
worth Sc. 50, to-
3. rs
GU A R UPLE
PLATED SUGAR
BOWL, with IL
Rogers Teaspoons,
tomorrow at 2. rs.
The Bowl alone is
worth $500. The
twelve fancy spoons
sell for ST. go. Com
plete at. rs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-12-04
HoAa9yD ressP Patterns

Percale Dress Patterns, SO inches wide,
put up in neat packages. $40
Sea Island Percale Dress Patterns, 10
yards, put up in neat boxes. .SSo
French Organdie Dress Patterns, from
10 to l3 yards, put up in neat packages,
zoe
Bingham Dress Patterns, 10 yards, put
up in neat packages. Z5e
Outing Flannel Dress Patterns, put up in
neat packages. Z.So
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-12-04
Christmas Presents
for Wen.

If the feminine shopper who is after pres
ents for husband, brother or somebody else's
brother will glance through the following
list she will find something to please her.
These special bargains will be on sale to-
morrow
1850 doz. Mems rich Silk and Satin
Tecks, Four-in-Hands Puffs and Imperials,
beautiful colors, large shapes, good Innings
and well made, black and c%olors, worth Soc,
special .<oc
1000 doz. Mems Heavy French Satin and
Silk Neckties, all shapes, rich satin Innings,
newest designs and %colors, special at. A5e
700 Mems Extra Choice Neckwear, all
shapes, of the finest imported silks and sat
ms, made and lined in the most perfect
manner, worth $3.50, tomorrow at. =. $50.
100 doz. of the finest Satin Suspenders,
all beautifully embroidered and made of the
most costly materials, with kid ends and gold
plated buckles; were closed out to us last
week by a well-known manufacturer at one
quarter Of their value; they are worth from
$3.50 to $3.50; tomorrow, very special.
CnoiCe II. |ol
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DIAMOND EAR

DROPS WEIGH
ING UP TO l
rs
Stop to consider
one moment what
we offer you. The
quality of these dia-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-12-04

"a PIECES OF ROGERS SILVER
PLATED WARE, consisting of 6 IL dwt.
Knives, 6 Rogers Fancy Forks, 6 Rogers
Fancy Teaspoons and 6 Rogers Fancy Table
spoons, all tomorrow, in case........H9 IS
ANSoNIA MARBLEIZED IRON
CLOCK, with bronze trimmings, cathedral
gong, strikes hour and half hour, with large
figure to match, 8 IL inches high, g inches
long, choice al rs
ANSONIA BRONZE CLOCK, 8-day,
visible escapement, fine cathedral gong,
strikes half hour, IA inches high, 10 inches
long, tomorrow at. rs
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aaliIliasrA mud Artasmahtaa.
@Arhiusrg.
Glertiuas aud aaleftiuas.

oFPIoB OF THE AMERICAN coAL COMPANY.
No. stGtsS YSShaK, Dec. 2. 1898,
THE ANNUAL ELECTION Tor directors Of the
Il American Coal company Of Alegany county,
Maryland, will DO held at the GompSny's omos. In
the city of New York. on Thursday, the Beth day Of
O'Clock +, n.
The transfer books will be closed on Dec. IT. 1t
IL o'clock M., and reppened on thB morning OF
Dec. 80, 1893. GEO. ~. BowLDY. Secretary.
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larger collection of toys than in any
incidentally, also the very lowest prices.
China Tea Sets, Is pieces in a box, size
l4xl9, prettily decorated with novel designs;
worth $l.00, tomorrow. .......... go
, Ten Pins, made of hard wood, 7 inch
size, prettily striped and finished; worth
} 25c., tomorrow. ./5c
Hook and Ladder of malleable iron, %
inches long, two horses, nicely painted and
very durable; the 75c. kind, to-mor-
Children's Arm Chairs, very PRETTY
! painted with red, 26 inches high, seat Tx
II inches, very durable; sell regularly at
Soc, tomorrow special. $50
Trick Boxes, 7x9 inches, filed with an
} assortment of various tricks, &C.; the Csc.
kind, tomorrow. .... ,/Se
I Transparent States, llx13 inches, with
the usual amount of pictures; worth 25c.,
tomorrow. ./5o
Magic Boxes, with the dancing figures
and various other articles for the amuse-
! ment of children; the 35c. kind, to-mor-
, row. ./Sc
: Steel Launches, the clock work style,
good mechanism, 2 inches long, warranted
to float and move in water; the Soc. kind,
tomorrow. ........ Use
Tree ornaments in vast quantities and
great assortment; Soldier Suits, Electrical,
} Magnetic, Steam and Clock work; Toys
in abundance; Noah's Arks and Sleighs
for the thousands.
Do you want doll If so, we have the
bodies, heads, rms, legs, wigs, &C., &C.;
also dresses of all kinds, P~arasols, ~jewelry,
underwear, shoes and stockings, toilet sets,
&C.; in fact, everything for dolls and dolls
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-12-04

! bossed Celluloid and Plush Musical Albums, ,
I play two tunes, best finish, cannot be dupli-
: Writing Tablets Of Seal, Alligator or
{ Morocco, plain and with sterling silver
mountings, from 81. 81 to. ........Z 7. So
} Box-Shape Embossed Leather Writing !
I Tablets, full size, fitted with paper and en-
Z velope pockets, stamp receiver and blotter, |
$50
{ Roll-Up Dressing Cases, So. SO, in grain
I leather, to the real seal and alligator, with
hard rubber fittings and sterling silver
{ mountings, at. So
Celluloid and Leather Photographic AL
( buns from. .......... ..I rs to rs. az
s Celluloid Manicure and Toilet Case COM
{ bined, containing decorated brush, comb,
mirror, rouge box, buttonhook and nail
I polisher and cuticle scissors, lined with
various colored satin, at. ............2 90
( The array of Cigar and Cigarette Cases
) cannot but suit all tastes. There are more
, than 500 styles, including the pigskin,
morocco, seal, calf, leyant, grain, cowhide,
[ monkey and lizard skins, plain and sterling
J silver ornaments, plain inside or embroid-
i cred.
Dressing Cases in real Morocco leather,
z best hard rubber fittings, containing hair
brush and comb, tooth brush, soap box,
{ scissors, razor and razor strop, at....S. ~
Selulolo lolot Eases, containing DrushJ
} comb and mirror, choice of colored satin
I lining, several pretty designs. ....,... I'd so
z Celluloid Work Boxes, containing all the
, necessary articles, handsomely finished
} satin-lined boxes, choice of many designs at
) L50 and 2. az
Z Others, according to quality of style and
J pox, up 10. ~. 40
Y Leather Collar and
~ Cuff Boxes, satin lined,
M N choice of plain or fancy
feathers, in brown, tan,
( n N green and other shades,
v $50
} ~ We have given the Sc
I M w lection of Collar and
} MIMI Cuff Boxes more than
{ MS5~SM ordinary attention, and
{ @@SSAUH boast Of the best and
) VHXH& W. most practical ideas
N ever shown.
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'Ohe Wecca.

This part of III store is nos fascinating. Here you will find the fruits ofthe
greatest brains-light books, serious books, books for amusement, books for study,
books for children, books in all modern languages. The assortment is always
magnificent, but the holiday season has swd1ed it 10 OVERLOOKING. 1t is a most
excellent place to look for Xmas gifts, and you'll find that a dollar here will go
considerably further than it will in any other book store. For Mondays buying
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-12-04

$4,000 DIAMOND RINGS, 70. rs.
You will remember our recent statement of
a phenomenal diamond purchase. Here is
lot No. 2, more attractive, if possible, than
lot No. l. Only % Of these beautiful soli-
taire Diamond Rings, in solid IA carat Tiff
fanny settings, weighing q carat each, actu-
ally worth up to $4,000. Amy stone will be
reset free of charge in our own workshop
on the premises.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-12-04

IA eS
Easel Albums,
,. 80 to
10. 90
Celluloid Mu-
steal Albums,
play two latest
tunes, hand
some covers,
3. 90
Large and
elegantly en-
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MisEelLAue1Ms.

P.IP.A-N-a 10 for s eents at drugEists. They ban,
IL lab pain and Drolong LIE. 0ne Gives Eehsl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-12-04

S Sss,4 Ss~ sS an" Christmas Gewehy
will be the first thing to attract you - you enter. The coHiest a wells a the
most modesty priced products o the goldsmiths art are amply represented.
There are novelties from all over the world. That which you will see in the most
exclusive jowory store you will find here. There will be a diference-but tin price
only. As in everything else, we offer in jeweEy and slverware better goods for
the same money, or the Same goods for less money, than any other store in
America. Come in and ask u prices; it's a little education in jewehy values
that may be of set % you. We offer you Monday some very special bargains S.
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flashing white which ever distinguishes the
genuine diamond. Nineteen pairs only, ten
pairs in swinging drop settings and nine
pairs in ear screws. Every mounting is
warranted heavy IA carat gold. The weight
of each pair is warranted, and not one pair
in the lot but is worth 50 per cent. more