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The times., 1898-07-31

sparingly into her old position. Give me
a few days toto cry in-and then I'll be
ready togo"
Go. my dear. How do you-me go?"
''Oh. from your house. of course"
Your house, my dear: not mine. You
bought it long ago"
She lifted her face again. this time in
amazement.
Didn't l say I'd be good to you. if you
called me daddy. And wasn't l, as
man of business, bound TO keep my word ?"
But l don't want your house.
That's ii. he cried. delightedly There
you have ii in nutshell. You haven't
been making a fool of me for what you
/ could get out of me. like Maria and your
ma-don't. my dear. | amt meaning any
harm to them that's dead and gone, but
I'm an old man, my dear a very old
man. and in all my years l have never
had a creature to honestly like me but
you. If your mother had come out square
and above board and said-well. then.
never mind-why. | would have been only
too glad after ! knew you to spend my
money for the sake of going partnership
in her chid-seeing 1 never had one OF.
my owI-but to come here and sit her
self down to wait for my death. served
her right-there. then. / won't any more
and you can take some comfort my
dear in knowing that l told her at the
very last that l meant to do fathers
part by you. and that as soon as we had
her buried and things were going smooth
that | was going TO give you a wedding
and hang the cost of the spread. If only
she could make 1t convenient to tell Ma
ria
AZ don't believe you mean TO be cruel. "
she was sobbing outright, but you can't
think how you hurt me-
His astonishment was simply childish
Hurt you? Why, l wouldn't hurt you.
he said, in a quayering voice that was
utterly unknown TO Cairo for all the
money in the world You see, my dear,
] know too well what it is to be hurt.
There isn't a pavement in this town that
I haven't walked. night after night. hot
with the stings and insults | had borne
throughout the day. There isn't a wharf
along the river that 1 haven't stood on,
wild to fling my miseres over its side. to
be drowned along with my body; but that
was a lifetime ago, and now ] own the
streets, and | own the wharves, and
even own the roads over which my enc
mics are driven their way to the
churchyard but / don't own this house.
my dear and if that swell young chap
that's a-comin' wants to know why, you
Just refer him TO me, and I'll give it 10
him IL = nrtshell.''
MAMIE LANCASTER.
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GRATED her with the cross Of the Legion
of Honor. and. later, granted her large
pension
English soldier heroines are legion.
Christina Davis is one of the most ia
nous. She entered the English army in
order 10 find her husband. who had been
carried off by a press gang. In her first
battle she was wounded in the foot and
laid up for two months, but the secret of
her sex was not discovered No sooner
did she join her rt giment in Holland than
she was captured by the French, and,
when exchanged for French prisoners. i'll
luck still followed her. The daughter OF
wealthy burgher fell in love with the
disguised soldier. and Christina was fore
ed into a duel with the sergeant Of her
own regiment, who happened TO be de-
voted TO the Dutch maiden The SER
geant was badly wounded and the young
soldier imprisoned, but she was finally re-
leased. and after that things went more
smoothly for her. She joined the cavalry
and followed Marlborough, winning the
admiration of all her regiment; but at
Families she was wounded and the news
that she was a woman spread abroad
She was the toast of all the army and ev-
cry honor was paid her. Her husband
was found and brought to her and the
regiment gave them new wedding. after
which the officers claimed the privilege Of
kissing the bride, and her comrades OF
the ranks shouted themselves Aoarse. Her
devotion to her leader and his cause in
fiuenced her TO remain in the army until
the end OF the campaign, and she and
her husband fought side by side until he
was killed at Malplaquet
Then the wife retired and received a
pension from the Queen: but at the fu-
neral of the Duke of MARLBOROUGH she
rejoined her regiment and marched be-
hind the coffin, with tears streaming
down her cheeks At her own fuRsraI she
and her comrades met once more and they
buried her with military honors
Hannah Smell was another English girl
who enlisted in order to follow her hus-
band She, too. made herself famous for
deeds of valor At the seige OF Pondi-
cherry she led the troopers in fording A
stream running breast high, and In the
very face of the French batteries; and in
another siege she fought for seven sue
cessive days and nights in trenches waist
deep in water In one engagement she
received twelve wounds. but obtained the
help of a peasant woman and attended
TO her own wounds in order 10 avoid the
discovery of her sex Finally she learned
that her husband for whom she was
searching was dead. and then she ac-
knowledged her disguise and left the
army.
Mary Ambree headed 1000 EngIishmen,
who fought for seven hours against 3.0O0
Spanish soldiers. and when ordered TO
withdraw her troops fingered behind and
sent letter offering TO fight single-hand-
ed any three SpaniaTds who would meet
her.
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SlOo Reward sl80.

2 The readers of this paper will be pleased
to learn that there is at least one dreaded
disease that science has been able to cure
in all. its, stages, and that is Catarrh.
Halls Catarrh Cure is the only positive
cure known to the medical fraternity
Catarrh being constitutional disease.
requires constitutional treatment
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally.
acting directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces of the system. thereby de-
stroying the foundation of the disease,
and giving the patient strength by build
ing up the constitution and assisting ma
ture in doing its work. The proprietors
have so much faith in it's curative powers,
that they offer One Hundred Dollars for
any case that it fails to cure. Send for
list ofstestimonials. Address
F. ]. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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LeeCke's bows cIoihing.

Lot of boys cashmere pants. sizes
3 10 Is years: are in light and dark
patterns. seams are taped;
Leecke sold them for 39c and fel.
0VC' our price -.s.---.-..,..... 2U
Lot of boys unlaundered print and
outing flannel and percale shirtwaists.
light and dark patterns, all
sizes; Leecke's price for them ,o,
was 25c and 39c; our price,, IE2G
About twenty dozen boys fine white
and fancy percale shirtwaists;
Leecke's price for them was soc; 1Ea
our price Is but half, or-.-..N... ZJG
Lot of boys fancy silk Windsor ties.
choice of plaids or plain colors, hem
stitched or pointed: Leeckes f1Io
price, 25c; our price ISL. IL2G
Lot of boys Galatea cloth wash
suits, in all sizes. which Leecke 90o
sold for zoe; go at..........:..... 0UG
Lot of boys all-wool suits. consist
ing or REFER, ,vestie, blouse and double
breasted styles; sizes TO 10
years; Leecke's price was ffc0
S2-95 10 1925: our price is..--- nI .OJ
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leecke' S hosiery.

All the ladies'. mems and chiIdren's
black, cOlored and fancy and mixed
nose; no which Leecke sold for 1Oc, C-
II l-2c and i5c pair. will go at. DC
All the ladies', mems and children s
last black tan. fancy. plain white and
balbriggan hosiery which
Leecke sold up TO sc a pair. will 1Q-
De put on sale at........ EON
All the ladies'. mems and ehildren's 8
fast black, tan. baibriggan and plain
white and mems fancy, polka dot. and
also lot Of children's light blue, pink
and plain white hose; all OF
which Leecke sold for 25c afc
pair; our price. lOS
Lot of ladies' fast black and tan.
plain and Richelieu ribbed. plain and
silk clocked balbriggan, fine cash
mere, mems plain and fancy fast black
and tan cotton hose, mems fine nat
ural and eamePs hair Cashmere hose
children's fast black plain and
ribbed hose, which Leeeke sold IN
for as high as 4ec pair; 10 go for f1S
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GOldenberg's. S.
Ieecke' S notions.

Lot of Dexter's cotton. all numbers
to go at &c a ball
Lot of white Hercules braid. 20 20
for, 2 yds for ! cent
Lot of all-silk seam binding. to go
for &c piece.
Lot OF fine English tape; Leecke's
price. &c, sc and &c; our price, l cent
apiece.
Lot of fine worsted and silk coat
binding; our price, fc a yard
Lot of medium and large China but
tons; Leeeke's price, &c and 4c dozeus
our price, six dozen for &C.
Lot OF fine carpet binding: Leecke's
price, 5e piece; our price. lie piece.
Lot of BARRIERS 200-yard spools linen
thread; Leecke's price, Sc spool; our
price. 4e spool.
Lot of 200-yard spOols cotton. white,
black and colOrs: Leecke's price, Sc
spool; our price. tc spool
Lot of Clarke's 20. n. t" cotton;
Leeeke's price. 4c spool; our price, &c
spool.
Lot of sewing needles: I.eecke's
price, &c paper; our price, Ic paper.
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Leecke S thin underwear.

Lot of ladies' and ehildren's Summer
underwear. both plain and Swiss
ribbed, which Leecke sold for r.
12 1-2c to sc garment, to go for. OS
Lot of ladies' and children's plain
white and balbriggan plain and Swiss
ribbed underwear. which Leecke
sold for 15e to 35c a garment; 1Ar
goes on sale az --.-.-... IOS
Lot Of ladies' and chiIdren's vests
and pants and boys shirts and knee
drawers, Leecke's price OF
which was 25e 10 Toe, will be Of 1Ec
AOA
Lot OF ladies' gauze vests. with fine
regular made cuffs and pearl buttons,
which Leecke has marked sc TO l0r
soc each; our priee.-...-.-....-. I1>
Lot Of ladies' fine merino vests. silk
trimmed, long and short sleeves;
Leecke's price of which is soc: y o.
our price ..-.---....--.....-.. -
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Many Miles.
CFrom the Chicago News.l

The question is often asked, ''How i1ng Is a
German mile in proportion 70 Engtisn mile 80
or. il may be. an Austrian mile, sr q French
mile, or 4 Russian mile The following Iable
is useful: England (statute mile) anl America
tmile). Leo yards; France and Belgium q 10
meter). and Holland Qegal nlile). Lei yai IDS;
Russia (veTst), l.l65 yIFds; t;a.mI1y 0orgl,
l0.l26 yards; Germany mile, resrlel. 1910
yards; Austria tnils, F0s.l, s.sS7 yards; Lem
mark (mile), s,23s y1r1s: 5we-s,n (niIie), ll.(C0
yards; Norway (mile), l2,Is2 yards. Spain
fmile), I.522 yards; Portugal (mile), 2,25c yaTis
Switzerland (milel. s5is yards; Itxly (miie).
2,025 yards; Saxony lpost mile), 7.532 yards
Scotland Odd 1877 yards: India Bengal mile)s
2,000 yards; Ir land Odd. k.slo yaris
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Leecke' S Iinings.

Nearly all colors in dressmakers'
cambria mo blaclS). which
Leecke sold for sc yard: our 1zbc
price ........................ l/"S
Yard wide heavy double-twilled Sill
icia, in black and eolors; Leecke's cc
price. l0c; our price. ~
'Nubian" fast black and colored
French percaline. in all desira-
BILE shades; Leecke's price. 71o
II 1-2c a yd; our price,. f~2C
l6-inch black and gray genuine her
rag n1ge oons se hair yard ci05n 6i bseskeS l4c
Red Cross Gray Leno; Leeckes
price, 1-2c yard; our price 01~o
4-yard pieces of 1-2-inch black vel
veteen binding; Leeckes price. 70
12c piece; our price. OC
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Ieecke'S Linens.

Pure linen doylies and also lot of 1sx
32-inch checked linen towels, which
Leeeke has marked &c TO I0c; our Qc
price .-....-....-............. ~
Lot of pure linen doylies, Leecke's
price of which were 75c to SIS per
dozen; also lot linen torchon mats, e
marked l2c, 10 go for...--....... u
Lot of pure linen splashers, heavy
fringe. marked 50c; also lot OF
stamped duck bureau scaFfs, tn
marked 25c: our price. lkC
10 pieces fine 1e-inch embroidery
linen: Leecke's price of il 1o1-
was S9e; our price ............ lA>2S
Lot of fine satin damask towels and
lot of wine cloths; Leecke's
price on them is 25c to 40c; our TO-
price -..--.---..-------..--... aOS
Lot of very fine satin damask towels
with fancy borders and some with
drawn work; Leecke's price, CSC TO
SOC; also lot of bureau scarfs, of
pure linen, which Leeeke sold \ A.
for 39c; 10 go for..-.-.---......... 4 ~
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LeeCke's S handkerChiefS.

Lot of ladies' and mems white. fancy
border and bandana handkerchiefs,
which Leecke sold for sc and lOc; o.
TO 90 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. OD
Lot Of ladies' pure linen hemstitched
handkerchiefs, fine embroidered hand
kerchiefs, and fancy border hand
kerchiefs: also lot of men plain white
and fancy border hemstitched
handkerchfefs. which Leecke sold In
for y Lee; our price. .E....-.-...-. uU
Lot of ladies' and mems pure linen
hemstitched handkerchiefs
which Leecke sold for 25c; to f01(o
Lot Of ladies' and mems hemsitched
handkerchiefs. which Leecke
had marked &c, Sic and 81 lie, lre
10 go IOf-. --.-----.-.-----.-.....- JJ
Lot OF ladies' and men pure linen,
very fine hemsitched and silk
handkerchiefs; Leecke's price, y e.
10 and soc, for. or................-.....Z L ~
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Leecke's S waists and Mranners

1000 ladies' percale waists. 10 an i'm
mense variety of patterns n
Leecke's price was sc; our price SC
$50 ladies' white India linen waists
and thin fancy figured lawn
waists; Leecke's price, 4ee; 1n1r
One lot of the entire stock OF wrap
psrs which Leecke sold for soc, T5c
and e5e. consisting of light and
dark percales in handsome pat nnr
terms; your choice for..-... ZSS
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Leecke's umbrellas.

Lot of umbrellas, which Leecke sold
for soc, CSC and 75c. will be put 4 0o
on sale at -................... O1S
Lot of ladies and mems fine umbrel-
las, some with paragon frame. some
close-rolling and some with paragon
frame and solid natural sticks:
Leecke's price was 81. Sl.25. Sl.50 Il 0c
and 81. 20; our price. USS
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leecke S white goods.

Lot of fine English cambria; Leecke's
Price price 20c and Soc yard our &c
pi'tt ~
Lot of fancy striped white p,one. -
which Leecke sold for 25e a 10
yard: our price ce..--...............s lUC
Lot of fine check nainsook. fine dim
ity, lace-striped lawn. which
Leecke sold for Il lie and 15c a e
yard: our price. ce...................... OC
Lot of fine Swiss muslin, plaid and
striped lawns. Victoria lawns, fancy
pique, Bishop lawns. etc, Leecke's
price of which was up To 30c a O.
yard; our price. ce..................... CC
Lot of linen lawn. which
Leecke sold for 25c a yard; our IN.
price ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. wv
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Leecke'S yei!ings, ruChing. &c.

Lot of so pieces of sewing silk and
fine Barege veilingy which Leecke Ec
sold for 25c yard; our price,. ~
LOGO yards all kinds ruchings. white,
black and fancy; Leecke sold it O.
up TO 35c yard; our price. 49,. ~
Lot of fine fascinators. which Leecke
sold for as high as 75c; some of
them only sold for S5c: choice lEr
Lot of bobbinet, in white and bIacA:
Leecke sold 1t up to 30c a yard: Q
our price .......... ............. oC
Lot of all kinds of white aprons
which LeeclSe sold for 25c to 1VIo
A0c each; our price. iZ~2S
Lot of black and waite silk Spanish
Ia cotichues, which Leecke soldI1G-
for l7c and 81; our price. e.......Z ~
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Leeeke S embrOideries

Lot of all-over embroideres and
Swiss fiouncings, which Leecke
has marked 75c a yard; our y
price ......................... Z0C
Lot of cambria and Swiss embroid-
cries, Leecke's price of which 4
were sc to SC a yard; our price. ~
Lot of fine cambria. Swiss and nain-
sock embroideries, edgings and in
sertings, Leeckes price of which r.
was up to 15c a yard: our price ~
Lot Of fine cambric Swiss and main
sock embroiGeries; Leecke's 2I>c
price, 25c a yard; our price. C>2S
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LeeCke' S ribbons.

800 pieces of satin gros grain taffeta
MORE and plain ribbons, which
Leecke sold up 10 zoe yard; our Z r.
price Observation-Disclosures. JI
$40 pieces fine fancy sash ribbons,
satin gros grain and taffeta rib
hons, w%hich Leeeke has marked 7c
500 pieces narrow ribbons. / to
inches wide, all sorts; Leecke sold n
them for l2c a yard, 10 go for. ~
Lot of navy and white silk betting:
Leecke has il marked Soc yard; q
to go in 7-S-yard pieces, for........ ~
Lot of black velvet ribbon, which
Leecke sold for &c TO 25c yard: u
will go for, per yard. O(
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Miscellaneous.

Lot of Jet earrings. hair pins and
breastpins. which Leecke sold
for as high as sc each, viii be 10
S0iu iOr ---.---...-+.-.-s---.-.. -
Lot of large size envelopes. 25 in a
pack. which Leecke sold for 1o mack
lc each; will be sold for IO Po~A
Lot of ladies' pocketboOks, which
Leecke sold for 25c and sc 1Eo
each; our price-..-...----.--.----- AOS
Lot of kid purses, which Leecke 10
sold for I5c and zoe, our price ~
Lot of fine rubber dressing combs,
which Leecke sold for 25ci our 100
price viii AGN
Lot of shell hair combs. which
Leecke sold for 25c each, our 90
leeeke'S collars.
Lot Of ladies' linen collars, which
Leecke sold for u 1-2c each. in all 10
styles, Will be sold fOr.---------..-- ~
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LeeGke S GOIOred dress GOOD.

Two lots Of remnants of plain CASH
meres. beiges. serges. plaids and
covert cloths. Leeche's prices, r ,,J
y and lsc; our price...... JC WI
Lot Of fancy dress goods. consisting
OF fancy printed beiges. mohairs. wool
cashmeres, etc: Leecke's price. 4.
up 10 Ice; our price per yd........ 4C
Another lot OF double-vidth plaids.
casnneres and grenadines which
Leecke sold for as high as l9c; O.
Jul price --...-..-.--..---------.. VI
Lot of rich Scotch pIaids. fancy
dress goods in checks brocateIies
etc; also plain beiges. shepherd
checks, etc, which Leecke sold n.
for as high as 25c yd: our price. ....JC
All-wool tricots. empress. new fan
cies, two-tone novelties and black
and white plaids. which
Ieecke sold for as high as SOC 1I1o
a yarG; our price ..-.--..----- 2U
All the finest novelties, consisting
Of all-wool two-tone novelties, plain
cOverts. all-woOl fancies, satin-barred
plaids. silk warp novelties and me
lange coverts in ali colors,
which Leecke sold for as high 11o
as 81 a yd; our price--.----......- Z0U
Figured covert bicycle suiting, in
neat checks and stripes, which
Leecke sold for L l-zc yard; 61[-
our pr9ce ...-.------..--.--.------ "
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LeeGke' silks.

Lot of figured Princess silks, plain
Chinas and fancy satins
which Leecke sold I'D to 2sc f1I1o
yd: our price .-..-...-...-..... iZ72G
Lot of very finest figured Indias,
black brOcaded grenadines. genuine
Japanese silks, cheek Iaffetas, plain
black India silks and surah silks,
striped habutais and black brocaded
India silks many of which
Leecke sold up to 59c yard; our 9Co
Black aIl-silk satin duchesse, the
extra heavy quality, which
Price I9ssfs sold for Sc yard: our Soc
All of Leecke's 81 and SI25 fancy
silks. consisting of plaids,
checks and ombre stripes, viii clo
be closed out at................... UJl
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leecke'S mems goods.

Lot of mems linen collars. which
Leeeke sold for two for &c; our II
price 70 close them out............. N
Lot of mems unlaundered white
shirts. in all sizes, Leecke's
price OF which was soc; our To-
price --....--.--.----------.. ~
Lot of mems lightweight Canton
flannel and jean drawers. Leecke's
price of which was S5c pair lZ12C
Lot of mems French baIbriggan
drawers and shirts. Beecke's
price of which was 35c and soc ~
each; our price -.a..--.......... l1N
Lot of mems overalls and Jackets.
brown. white and blue; Leecke's n
price was soc; our price. 4 OS
Lot of mems soft negligee shirts of
madras, cheviot. sateen and outing
flannel: have collar and cuffs
attached. Leecke sold them for Or
soc, soc and 75c; choice for. ~
Lot of Yours Truly paper collars,
which Leecke sold for 15c box:
our price-a dozen In a box-per ~
poN VIII De.-------. ---.-..--............. -
Lot of mems percaIe and outing
flannel working shirts; Leecke'S OC
price, 25c; our price ...............
Lot of mems suspenders. which
Leecke has marked &c and 101
SEC. will be offered for......-. IZ>2C
Lot of mems white night robes,
which Leecke sold for soc, will , e.
be sold .......................... & ~
Lot of mems white laundered shirts,
mostly Anchor Brand make;
Leecke sold them for soc and z o.
Soc; our price..........-....-.... ~
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LeeCke' S upholstery, &c.

45 crocheted bed quilts; L.eecke's
price. 80 cents; our price viii 10o
be ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. L. ~
Yard-wide figured silkolines, which
Leecke sold for Ice a yard. will 20
go. per yard for. .......-........-.... ~
36-inch figured drapery denims, in
good patterns; Leecke's
price, u l-2c yd, to go, per Ito
yard, for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
Go fine English Marsailles bed quilts,
in rich patterns; Leeckes GIOQ
price, 81 and $; our price is. 'Vi- = Q
s. pair white and gray double blan-
kets, which Leecke sold for CSC; Z To
our price, per pair. ................ - ~
3S pairs of Nottingham lace curtains,
which Leecke sold for 81 and 7Co
Sl.25 per pair; our price, per pair ~
A small lot of is reels of japanese
cotton warp and China mating,
which Leecke sold for I5c and 10
1sc yard; our price. ..s.............. ~
leeCke S cOYsets.
All of I.eecke's corsets, consisting OF
every reputable mako, which sold up
to soc; we have pyit in one lot
and You may take your D ny
choice, all sizes, for.-.,...... y III
All of Leecke's corsets. which sold
for 81, SI.25 and SL5O. consisting of
Thompson and "R. * G." makes. in
all the most desirable styles,
will be punched in one lot and H0r
you may take your choice for. v y
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Leeeke'S black goods.

Black figured novelties and black
grenadines. ,hich Leecke InI~
sold for 25c a yard: our price u|2
Black satin iacquards. all-wool Eng
hsh storm serges. black all-wOOl bunt-
ing black French surah serges and
English black mohair which
Leecke sold for SEC to sec a yd; 1Eo
our price ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Z0G
s5-inch black all-wooI Kyber cloth
and black storm and Imperial serges:
black all-wool crepOns. black silk-fin-
ish brocaded mohairs and black all
Kool Bedford cords and black all-wOol
Pophns, which Leecke sold for 0Clo
as high as CSC a yard; our price 0JG
46-inch black siIk-finish drap d etc
Henrietta and 56-inch heavy black mo-
hair Sicilian, which Leecke sold Con
for 81: our price is...-.--.......-. UJG
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Two bales of short lengths of un-
bleached muslin, such as
Leecke. sold for &c yard; ~ a ud
our price --.-.....-.---...--.. rs u WI
9quarter unbleached sheeting, which
Leecke sold for l5c a yard
Will be put on sale. per yard, 111[c
LOT '....--.--.,..-....-.... H
-Fruit-of-the-Loom" muslin which
Leecke sold for &c yard. will A z/c
be sold, per yard, for...-....... ISA
Simpsons black and gray prints and
colored figured prints, which
Leecke sold for &c yard, 10 go. q II
per YARD, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Z IS
Yard-wide percales in dark and light
colors. perfectly fast. 100: Leecke
sold them for Sc, l0c and L lie; r.
our price yard is.............. D.
Outing flannel and fannelettes. in
fancy colors. plaids, etc,
which Leecke sold for Sc and Air
loc yd our price. yd. is...... ~2I
Check apron ginghams. in all desir-
able colors; such as Leecke
sold for SC yard; our price 21Lc
32-inch heavy twill Conestoga tick
ing, feather proof. in blue
stripes; Leeckes price, 1Sc 101>c
S-quarter lockwood bleached
sheeting, which Leecke sold lDI.c
for 15c a yd; win be sold for. IZ12S
54xg0-inch ready-rnade Mohawk
muslin sheets; -Leecke's price, 1Ec
Sc; our price ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Z u
Slxs0-inoh 'Pequot ready made
sheets; Leecke's price, soc; our xSc
price ...---..---.----..--.-... ~
The times., 1898-07-31
LeeGke S gloves.

Lot Of ladies'. mems and children's
gloves which Leecke sold for as Eo
high as z5c a pair, to go for. JU
Lot of ladies' taffeta silk gloves, in
black and colors. which
b4ies hseske ',.'r...'i... sold for 2'e; our I2IC
Lot of ladies' pure silk and heavy
taffeta silk gloves, which
Leecke sold for soc a pair; our fEn
price OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ZuN
The times., 1898-07-31
Infants cans.

Lot of silk null caps for infants;
they go in four lots
sc for Leecke's I5c ones
l0c for Leecke's 25c ones
I9c for Leecke's s9c ones
ZJc for Leecke's SOC ones.
The times., 1898-07-31
GOiden. S,
Leerke's wash FOODS.

Lot CT figured lawns. in light
and dark colors. Leeckes ~ n
price. 5 and Ice; our price ZHe u
Lot OF. figured dimities. organdies
and other Summer dress mate
rials' Leeeke's price. L lie; our Err
Lot Of checked and striped g.ngnams
and madras which Leecke's
sold for y lie: our IL
pIlce '.'-----------'-'--'.--- 2u