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The times., 1898-11-06
25c silks, 15ac.

Another lot of the 2o-inch all silk
China silks, in such shades as before
the most popular you can find-such as
cerise. lemon, orange, cardinal, laven-
der. cream, corn, blue and navy-such
fabrics as no store ever sold for less
than 25c yard, we offer at Is Sic.
The times., 1898-11-06

That's the whole story in nutshell. But
behind lies the story of the terrible condition
of the wholesale market speaks of how
every well-known maker has over-produced
expecting large orders which never came.
Makers are in plight. Immense surpluses
on hand-market gorged to overhowing.
Over production on every hand We saw
the condition of affairs made proposition
to this particular maker which he gladly ac-
cepted We took his entire surplus stock,
amounting to hundreds of garments Of every
escription-paying less than half the usual
wholesale prices-which good fortune We
The times., 1898-11-06
Flannel waists, 79e.

A lot of all wool flannel cloth waists.
in the most stylish coiors. including
green, navy blue. garnet and black
with detached stock collars of self
material. with patent fastener. These
are made up in the latest style-are
perfect fitting and desirable in every
way. We offer them at 70 cents each
nobody ever bought them Cor less
than s1-5o before
The times., 1898-11-06
S. kerSey capes, $2.9S.

A lot of very good quality kersey
capes, with the new inverted pleat
back-just the proper width for wear
this weather-full of style-the most
comfortable garment a woman can
else
The times., 1898-11-06
81 dress fabrics, 49e.

A lot Of fine dress fabrics. consisting
OF silk and wool imported novelty
dress stuffs, In two or three-toned eff
fects-of extra fine quality-full of
worth and wear-a grade that no one
ever sold under dollar, at 4sc a yard.
The times., 1898-11-06
$35 silk velour
Jackets. S1S. SO.

We shall put on sale lot of import
ed velour jackets. edged with astra-
chan. and which are beaded and braid
ed in the most elegant designs-that
are the most ultra fashionable gar
ments ever brought to this city-and
offer them at S1s9s. They are regular
s35 garments-no merchant ever sold
them for less. They are lined with
heavy satin duchesse-finished in ad-
mirabie style
The times., 1898-11-06

garment
that sensible resst buying.
The times., 1898-11-06
$50 silk velour jackets, $35.

These are the finest garments ever
turned out by any maker-the very
acme of stylish elegance and exclu-
siveness-such styles as only few
of the largest houses can show at all
and when they do are compelled TO
ask SEQ for them. Made of the finest
silk velour. edged with marten fur and
astrachan-beaded and braided-and
lined with the heaviest quality of
black satin duchesse-which We offer
for $5.
The times., 1898-11-06
S. erepon ski is. 1925.

A lot of ladies' stylish black erepon
skirts. in the new raised silky figure
efect-guaranteed absolutely fast col
or-have the new flare effect-perfeet
fitting-which are actually worth s..
go at s3.25.
The times., 1898-11-06

Another lot of the canton flannel
remnants-mill remnants these are
more cases of them-good.
desirable lengths-will go Mon 01<a
day. per yard, at................... Z>2G
A lot of 500 dozen pillow cases. made
of very good quality material-all hand
torn and hand ironed-done as
well as you could do 1t at M a
nome-will go v
lot of ready-made sheets, the
well-known Columbia" brand
sizes 81 by 90-the regular SOC 00a
sort. will go -..--........... Oo1
so pieces of 27-inch white wool fan
mel. OF extra fine quality-which
Is easily worth sc yard. will lcn
go AT. ...........--.--....... W
A lot of 100 dozen ready-made ging-
ham aprons, in an assortment OF the
prettiest check patterns-the
same you've paid 19c for here Q3)o
tofore-will now go at-...-........ J>4G
The times., 1898-11-06
SIG ia. kets at $3.50.

Another and finer lot OF kersey coats
finished with rows of stitching
made up In the latest styles-which
$3.50 These are TO be compared with
the best at sls-theyll stand all COM
parisons.
The times., 1898-11-06
A harvest of dress goods bargains.
$1.25 dress fabrics. 75c

$l.25 dress fabrics. 75c.
5o-inch all wool colored and black
esheviots, OF very heavy weight-beau-
iui sott lustrous quality-and imported
heavy 9uahty round cord bengaline.
navy and black-which is worth 81 and
Si-zo a yard-we offer at 75c a ward.
5Oe black mohairs. 1899.
45-inch brocaded mohair, in small
meuium ana large designs-especially
suitable FOR costume or separate skirt
"a value that you will nav yc for
elsewhere, goes at is SIC yard.
SOC black cheyiO.s. 33e.
A lot of fine black cheviots. strictly
an "eoi, OF course-and a splendid
sia1e-iuii OF wear and satisfaction
Wei worth 5Oc-for 33c a yard. Full as
inches wide-a heavy weight popuIar
Tor costumes and skirts.
5Oc black crepon. 29c.
Monday We will give you a chance
black-in the newest and most ern,,,.
site designs-full Sc inches wide-heayy
raised hgure effect-a good SOC value.
for only 29c yard
81 black goods. 69e.
Choice of 5O-inch all waa, b,,c,, AZ
agonal, 50-inch all wool black broad
cioth, iS-inch all wool black storm
serge, 4o-inch all wool silk finished
henriettas, and 45-inch extra high Ius
trous Sicilian-which is worth dollar
yard-wiil be offered for Ssc yard.
The times., 1898-11-06
Soc black brOraded silks, 36c

Another special Offering that crowns
us with leadership-A lot of fine black
brocaded gros grain silks, of extra fine
quality-in medium and large designs
the richest silk fabric YOU can get
splendid hlack-the came quality for
which you have always paid 59c. We
offer at 36c a yard Monday.
The times., 1898-11-06
$40 tollarettes, $6.9S.

A lot of fine electric seal collarettes,
made with full wide sweep-which are
stylishly lined with silk-as fashion
able as any woman can desire to
wear-which are worth no less than
$40, go at ss.ss.
The times., 1898-11-06
$S plush eapes, S..

This lot of stylish beaded plush
capes, with thibet and angora fur
down collar and front-guaranteed
Saltz's best seal plush. for s.. when
every other store has the same gar
ments at S. As stylish and desirable
as any garment of the season.
The times., 1898-11-06
Necksearfs 90 at 49e.

A lot of imitation stone marten fur
,neckscarfs. which have the patent
head clasp and tails-that are as well
made as is possible to get them-go
at 49c Monday. There's nothing poor
or skinny about them. as you might
infer from the price. Worthy any wo-
mans wear.
The times., 1898-11-06
waists.
Cheviot serge skirts, 1919.

You may have big lot Of ladies'
well-made skirts of cheviot serge-the
good. reliable blacks and blues every
woman clings to-they're as full far
ing as can be desired-perfectly fin
ished-fit to keep company with any of
the most expensive garments-at s27s
These are worth 81
The times., 1898-11-06
Flannel shirt waists. 39c.

Boys fine flannel shirt waists-tba
warm. healthful sort for bows to wear
IN cold weather-made very carefully
splendid service givers-wiIl 90 AT 70
cents. The best others can do Is to
sell them at Soc "
The times., 1898-11-06

$l.25 gloves, 79c.
Another lot of ladies' stylish glo,ss.
which are guaranteed perfect fitting
in all the stylish street shades-which
are actually worth S1.25 pair, will be
offered as special value at 70 cents
a pair. 30
The times., 1898-11-06
Tearing down domestic prices.

Pulling tugging getting them down every day-un
it the limit had been reached
than yet oeedha place competition far in the
Don't believe buy for less esewerefor
merchant, perhaps
The times., 1898-11-06
S. black taffeta waists, $4.9S.

We offer you lot of ladies' handsome
black taffeta silk waists. made up ac-
cording TO the latest dictates of Dame
Fashior-style and workmanship are
as perfect as they can possibly be
for S4.9S-which you can consider a
good value at s.. They are perfect fit
ting-cut as correctly as the best
dresSmakers can do it--and the taffeta
is positively guaranteed
The times., 1898-11-06
Youths long pants suits. SIS.

A lot of young mems long pants
suits, made of fine cheviots and cassi-
meres-with all the style and fit of
the highest class suits-as perfect fit
ting and desirable as you could get
for twice the money-will go at s..
Small-sized men may find fit among
this lot-if they do they get the bar
gain of their lives.
The times., 1898-11-06
S. taife a silk waists. $3.50.

A lot of ladies' very stylish waists.
consisting of changeable and plain
and striped taffeta silk-made in the
most particular manner-with all the
style and elegance you could get in
the most expensive garments-will be
offered at S2.e9 Monday. They're fully
worth S-no store ever sold such fine
waists for a cent less
The times., 1898-11-06
So taffeta underSkirts, $3.50.

Lot of stylish black taffeta silk un-
derskirts-finished with stylish tuck
rufile and extra dust ruffie-and g.
inch corded fiounce-inseams are braid
ed-all in all this is one of the hand
soonest skirts of the season-usually
sold at S9-wiil go at $3.50
The times., 1898-11-06
Boys top coats. $3.9S.
All-wool knee pants, 39c pr.

A lot of boys strictly wool pants,
made with extra care and thorough
ness-will give the greatest satisfac-
tion-true wear resisters-specially
suitable for school wear-go at 3sc
pair. Compare these with the best at
60 cents.
The times., 1898-11-06
Tafeta silk skirts. $l2.9S.

AS fine as any woman could wish to
wear-as stylish and desirable as she
can get. Stylish taffeta silk skirts.
made with the smart fiounce effect
trimmed with velvet strap or ruffie OF
same-thoroughly up to date in every
detail-go at SI2 9S
The times., 1898-11-06
$S silk skirts, 1898.

Ladies' stylish skirts of fine black
satin brocaded gros-grain-in a variety
of extremely handsome designs-thor-
oughly fashionable in every respect
fully equal to any IS skirt-win go at
$685.
The times., 1898-11-06
The suits, skirts, and silk
Finest man-ta|ored suits go at SI29S.
Finest s49 suits 20 at SIS.

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LA JEUNE FILE.

La MODESTO, Ia reserve ct la dis
cretion CONVENIENT . toutes per-
sonnes, mais surtout : une leune
file qui le sentiment de SO di-
gnite.
La MODESTO, dit-on, est la plus
belle parure dune jeune file. Chez
une personne modesto. en- ef1et' les
traits refletent une grace chairman
se qui parle en- "a favour. On 90
sent attire vers ellie. tant ellie inspi'
re- de confiance ct d'estime.
La jeune file modesto ne fait Va
| loir nj 90 vertu, nj ses talents elis
ne parle jamais d'ells-msme aves
| ayantsgs ellie ne s'elsvs point au
dessus des autrss slls fuit ~
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La mutt fut agitee pour Camille,
ellie Sc souvenait de la paleur de So
file ct de la triste expression de
ses traits.
Mon Dieu! disait-elle . Valery,
ma pauvre enfant! 81 ellie allait
tomber maladel 81 ellie allait mou-
rir CONNIE So smur! CONNIE mon
autre Helene!
En- vain Valery cherchait-il . "a
rassurer: !: ellie ne voulait rien en-
tendre; aussi. des qu'il fut jour, ellie
90 leva ct. le occur rempli des plus
tristes prsssentiments, ellie % diri'
aea vers 10 chambre do 80 dlls. Er
ouvrant 10 ports. ellie jets an ca
le liz n'stait meme pes defait OF y
plas grand desordrs rsgnait dam
rappArtsment L pAuvrs ner'
H'asait plus N douts ) gardsf
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louanges qu'on veut lul adresser'
car ellie salt qu'elle ignore beau
coup de chooses ct que la tatterie
rend vaine.
La MODESTO est necessairement
accompagnee de la reserve: reser-
We dams les paroles, dams les gestes'
dams les regards, dams les actes'
La reserve dams les paroles deman-
de une grande vigilance sur la Ian
que. Pour peu qu'on livre cette
derniere a l'intemp srance, ellie a
yite lache des chooses quill auralt
fallu tenir cachees. Les paroles
lancees au hasard causent tres SOU
vent des desagrements de tous
genres. La reserve dams les gestes
condamne tous les movements
exageres de mains, de tete' pun
ces signes qui sont parfois 81 mo
oueurs, 81 mechants. La reserv'
dams les regards consiste dams II
severe obligation de ne livrer 81
vue que sur des objets bons ct IN
nocents. La reserve dams les acte
fait qu'en toute chose on agit pa
MODESTO, par politesse.
Il La discretion est s@ur de la me
destie. Connie ellie, ellie attire
coniance, restime, Ia consideration
Chacun fait l'eloge dune jeune fill
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NUMERO 81.

discrete. Pour ellie c'est chose Ia
cile de taire ce qu'elle ne dolt pas
dire. Sa discretion s'etend tout
De meme qu'elle salt tenir un Sc
cret, ellie ne cherche point a sur
prendre celui des autres ellie n ac-
cable personne de demandes nj de
questions importunes ellie ne 80
mele point des chooses qui ne sont
point de son resort.
La jeune file qui possederait ces
trois qualities serait vraiment un 9
personue charmante qul auralt
bientot conquis le respect ct fahec-
ton de tous.
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Oui cut dit, en- contemplate ces
atres d'elite, ces femmes 81 bellies, 81
gracieuses, 81 distinguees, ces hom-
mes 81 haut places, dune inteiilgen-
ce de premier ordre, les uns arts
tes. les autres appartenant au bar
reau, a la finance, a la literature
oui cut ose dire que ces creatures
avaient etc forcees de gutter leur
patrie pour echapper a linfamie de
lanr naissance ct q la honte qu 'elles
rencontraient q chaque pas Qul
cut ose dire qu'elles appartenaient a
une race rejetee de Ia societef
une race q laquelle Ia loi du pays
defend de s'allier . une race mau-
dite, . celle des quarteronnes DC
la Nouvelle-O Orleans?
valery ct Camille demeurerent
deux annees a Paris. Valery au-
rait desire pouvoir aller en- Espagne
voir les parents qui ravaient 81 bien
recus autrefois, mails il n'etait plus
, ieune ct craignait Ia fatigue du
: voyage.
, Camille Sc plaisait en- France
= nras lie ga file, ct aurait voulu y res
8 ter toujeurs, mais son mari, qui
commencait a souffrir des premiers
= symphonies de la maladie qui, plus
8 tard, devait l'emporter, parla de re-
tourner q Ia Louisiana. II ne dit
q rian de ses GRANTEES q ses enfants,
j. r;en a Camille. Ce fut Gothe quill
1t prit pour confdente. II lui paria
ii de son desir d'aller mourir aux III
1t las. sur cette vieille habitation on
le etaient morris son pere, So mere 81
% son frere.
-Je sails bien, lui dit-il. que le
~ ne pourrai pas aller dormir pres az
se Dahlia, mais je mourrai dams II
ut Louisiana, dams le meme pays o.
10. ellie est morte, ct nos ames Sc retrou
10 veront peut-etre.
ur Camille n'avait d'autre volont'
Ia que celle de SON mari ct sill n,ava'
re pour ellie que la tendre amitie q
N frere pour Ia smur, ellie raimait, ells
tie ayec toute la force de son anne.
lui atait son dieu, son ideal ; aussi de
nis quill cut exprime le desir de parti
an ellie f;t ses males ct dit adieu q se
'on enfants.
de Mais quand, une aimee plus tar
ait valery rendit le dernier soupir dar
au ses bras, ellie s'empressa de mett'
de rordre d ses affaires, loua les l
mo las ct, au bout de deux mois. al
an reioindre ga file a Paris. Ellie
cry est encore, fere de SON gendre, en-
sie- oni ellie demeure. Ellie ne pc
49, que benir So file de ce qu'elle a ia
om' Ellie adore ses petits-enfants
nu- tous les ans, va passer un mois
om- chateau de Chavigny, pres de Ce
. ia ma qui, CONNIE Val, rappelle m
man.
ece- Et maintenant, lscteur, ma tac
race est terminee. J'ai mis- sous t's ye
anne differents types de quarteronn
'eiie Mais, lorsque ia voix s'eleve pc
atsi- vouer au mepris des femmes com
y 90 Octavia, Violetta ct Adoreah,
de indulgent pour ces douces crea
} So res, Gothe, Gina ct Dahlia. pouss
:, par la fatalite dams le sentier
90. - NAL ct plus dignes de pitie que
In. mepris.
nar- LOUISE RAYMoN1
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lFSnUARIERONNES De La N0UYELLE-ORlEANS.
DAHLIA LA QUARTERONNE.
QuATRIEnE PARTIE.
HELE n e !.

Helene etait partie ct partie avec
Val!
A ses cris reiteres. Valery accou-
rut. II fut le premier qui apereut
le billet que la jeune file await at
tache . la pelotte de sa toilette. u
le lut d haute voix ct, quand Camil-
le 40 desolait ct accusait So file
d'insensibilite, Valery SO disait:
20 la noble enfantl que n'ai-le
fait CONNIE ellie
Les jeunes voyageurs ecrivlrent
de Ia Mobile quelques instants
apres leur marriage. Val demandalt
pardon . Camille ct lui promettalt
de consacrer sa vie entiere au bon
heur d'Helene.
aComment, ecrivait-il, comment
iamais Ia payer de Immense sacri-
fee qu'elle ma fait? Parents, pa
trie, prsjugas de l'enfance, ellie 2
tout immole sur rautel de notre
amourl"
/ On s'etonna bien dams Ia paroisse
du depart subit de Val ct plus en-
core de celui d'Helene. Valery ct
Camille furent obliges d'avouer une
partie de Ia verite enfin de cacher
Ia yeritable cause du double depart
des deux cousins. Val, dirent-ils
aux curieux qui les accablaient De
questions, await demande la main
d'Helene, de So demi-saur, de SO
cousine germaine tiles parents 6
la ;eune file Ia lui .vaient refuset
sous le pretexte qu'ils etaient tror
pres parents. Mais les amoureu'
en- avaient juge autrement ct s'e
. talent enfuis pour aller so marle
: ailleurs. lis etaient maintenant sui
le chemin de Ia France.
II J cut bien encore quelque
personnes qui essayerent de FAIR
reyiyre le souvenir de Dahlia
ouarteronne ct assurerent que ga
mile etait Ia seule femme qu,eu
iamais cue Valery Ashton; elles alou
talent encore que Val devait etre /
fills de Ia maitresse ct non de la fem
me de son pere.
Et dams ce cas-, ajouterent bic
les cancanieres, c'est tout simple
; ment un mulatre qua epouse la fl
re Helene Ashton.
A Paris, nos jeunes epoux, he.
reux du bonheur des anges, s'occ'
" patent bien peu de ce qa'on disa
d'eux en- Amerique. Tous leurs d
sirs maintenant etaient de revo
. leurs chers parents ct. dams tout
leurs lettres, ills les suppliaient {
% venir leur rendre visite. Et,
: son cote, Celima, Ia jolie petite col
tesse de Chavigny, priait son pc
de 90 METRE en- route aim de ver
servir de parrain . lheritier 9
Chavigny, IN gros garcon de
lie, mois qui. tout jeune quill ets
50 await pris pour devise celle {
de Ashton: Je veux! advienne
pourral
,ry, Enfn, grace aux prieres reiter
lait de ses enfants, grace q celles
ou- Camille, Valery Sc NIT en- 70
non pour Ia France, avec So femme
la fidele Zabelle, qui manqua %
! Ia rir de bonheur 4 Ia pensee de
en-. yoir "a chere maitresse. II y o
ellie iuste une aimee que Val ct Hell
plus avaient quitta la Louisiana.
liri- Avec quelle ioie Valery revit
En- te terre de France quill n'avait
eri visitse dspuis vingt-six ansl |
1 10 quelle ivrssss il pressa ses emit
laus sur son csurl surtout cetts p
mere CslimA ii charmants, d carsssa
lsr l laqusls u await dit adisu
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(su1rE-)

Dss qu'Helene entendit le pas DC
Val dams l'escalier. ellie descend's
de l'autre cote. Quoique calme en-
an parence, la jeune file etait tres
pale ct ses parents supposerent que
cette paleur etait sans doute due
ga migraine ct peut-etre auss' au
chagrin qn'elle devait eprouver de
vo;r nartir son cousin. Ellie entra
at ALA droit a sa mere
Ma migraine ne me fait plus
autant souffrir. dit-elle, ct je n'ai
pas voulu m'endormir avant de
yous avoir dit bonsoir. . tol ct .
papa.
Et alors, sans effusion, quoique
son cnur battit . lui rompre la pol
trine. avec son calme ct SO dlgnite
habituels, Helene embrassa ses pa
rents ct. ga lampe Ia main, repr't
le chemin de SO chambre.
Pendant qu'elle stait en- bas, Ia
belle await, avec raide de Val. tire
Ia MALE de SO maitresse sur la gale
RE ct l'avait placee . cote de ceiie
de Val ct les negres qui vinrenf
chercher le baggage du jeune homne'
emporterent les deux males sans ie
moindre soupcon. Lorsqu Helene
rentra dams SO chambre, ellie na'
billa avec l'aide de Zabelle de SCI
vetements de voyage. Une robe az
sole noire, un manteau qui lenve
loppait des pieds . Ia tete ct dom
le capuchon cachait entierement lei
traits de la ieune file. De cralnt'
que yalery voulnt dire un dernlel
adien a son fills Zoe qui arrival We
devait sc rendre soul au bord d
feuve pour s'embarquer sur le ba
teau tandis qu'Helene. accompagne
de So fidele Zabelle, passeralt pa
le chemin de cote ct rejoindrait so
fiance sur Ia levee.
Tout reussit an gre de leurs oe
airs En- entendant le signal d
bateau ct les pas de son fills sur
galerie. valery ouvrit la porte 9
"a chambre ct une fois encore SCI
ra son fills cheri sur So poitrine 9
de son lit, Camille lui cria /:
-Adieu, Vall adieu. mon chi
enfantl
Ces mots d'adieu parvinrent
Helene pendant qu'elle quittait
chambre pour aller prendre fesc
lier de derriere.
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Post-scriptum dune lette de Ca
limo q son fils actuellement sous les
drapeaux
"Je m'apercois que j'ai oublie de
t'annoncer que ia s@ur a etc de-
mandee en- marriage. Ce sera pour
ma prochaine lettre.
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CELEsTIN BREDY.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1898-07-30

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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-28
Inspected His Yacht.

Howard Gould. the miliio onaire yachts
man of New York. and Miss Catharins
Clemmons, his reported fiance. visited tha
yards of the Harlan and Hollingswortl
Company Saturday, where they inspected
Mr. Gould's yacht, Niagara. which al
pre- ent Is under the shears receiving boit
ers and other machinery into her hold.
A person unacquainted with thein prob.
ably would not have recognized in the
neat, but unassuming man, . multi-mil'
lionaire, nor in Miss Clemmons his much
discussed friend.
Mr.. Gould wore brown Fedora hat.
and over his gray business suit he wore It
tight-fitting light coat. Miss Clemmons
oncased her shoulders in rich Turkish
shawl
With Captain w. G. Shackford, who is
experimenting the construction, Mr..
Gould and Miss Clemmons viewed tha
progress of work on the Niagara They
wofe clatcd at the stage of completion.
The New Workers, with Captain Shack
ford, returned home on q Pullman train
of the Z. W. 81 b. railroad last evening. =.