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The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1898-10-21

governor Cha,. H. Sheiuon, which
occurred there at ap early hour
Thursday morning. The ex-gover-
nor had been on republican speech
making tour and spoke at DeadNood
last.Friday night. He contracted a
fever the following uday and failed
rapidly till death relieved MIN.
No need to get cold, go hungry or
walk an your uppers when you can
buy two suits of underwear for 81;
two pairs of blankets for 4Oc; pound
of coffee for l0c; 30 pounds of oat
meal for 81; can Of corn for sc and a
pair Of shoes for 75c, $l.20 or $50.
and the only place you Il get such
bargain counter prices is at the Con-
%soiidated Mercantile Co.'S. great
closing out sale.
The all-important question just
now before the stockmen is that of
feed and water. We are confronted
with a more serious question-how
to dispose of $40, 900 worth of high
class merchandise before January l.
We have decided to make quick
work Of it by Strengthening prices!
Send for our little catalogue for a
list of prices Consolidated Mer-
camille, Rapid City.
The members of Company NJ. now
at Manila are to be remembered in
a substantial name by their rel
atives here. Christmas boxes are
being.made up and will be forwarded
to the boys in ample time TO reach
them by Christmas.
1t will take about ninety days to
close out the entire stock of drv
goods, clothing, boots. shoes, gro
ceries and crntKeryware at the Con-
solidated. Can we do it? Just as
easy as we can sell a mans suit of
clothes every day for So. 75.-Con-
solidated Mercantile Co.
Our going-out-of-business sale is
attracting the attention OF rich and
poor alike. One price TO all and
spot cash down for every sale. We
have burned our books and our book
keeper is helping US sell goods at
soc on the dollar.-The Consolidated
Mercantile Co.
Fl. B. Tom r, who is baking on
the night shift at the Dtlmonicc
bakery in D,adwood, came down
from there Wednesday and rented
the Null residence over on river
side, into which he will move his
family now residing at Piedmont.
Mrs. G. B. Mansfield and children
left for Chicago Sunday evening
where they will reside in the future.
Mr.. Mansfield has entered into bust
ness there and has the best wishe:
Of all his friends in Rapid City.
The most delicate constitution
can safely use Billiards. Horehounc
Syrup. 1t is a sure and plesan'
remedy for coughs, loss Of voice
and all throat and lung troubles
Price % and so cts. at DR.. VanBus
kinks drug store.
All pair banlshed by DE-. Miles, Pain PHI
Chicken-E En- ting Hogs =
A chicken catcher in q herd oil hog
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1898-10-21

A box 22x12Axs inches will hold !
bushel.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1898-10-21

Chicken En- ting Hogs
A chicken catcher in a herd OF hogs
lie most exasperating and expensive,
writes 7. l.. Irwin in Texas Farm
Journal. One such will soon transform
a whole herd into ravenous chicken
eaters. Being troubled in this way |
tried the following: A leather blind
wide enough to cover both eyes and
long enough to come we'll over the face
vas cut from an old boot leg. The
chicken thief was then caught, and
pulling the ears forward, the top cor
ners of the blind were fastened to them
by mean of pinchers and rings, such
as are put in the shouts Of pigs to pre-
vent roofing. This blind will not pre-
vent the hog from seeing his legitimate
food, but it does prevent him seeing
chickens unless they are under his
very nose, and then if he attempts
pursuit the chances are that he brings
his lose in violent contact with the
fence or some other obstruction. A
few such lessons and he concludes that
be is no longer partial to chicken. A
mouth Of leather specs cured our
most ravenous thief, and by binding
only the ring leaders the whole herd
was soon as docile Is we'll behaved
porkers should be-.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-06-12
Corset Covers.

Masonville Muslin Corset Covers, finished
with pearl buttons.
Masonville Muslin Corset Covers, with EN-.
broidered
Cambria Corset Covers, V neck, trimmed
with embroidery
Cambria Corset Covers, Wit double bands
of embroidery in front and narrow edge
Cambria Corset Covers, V neck, trimmed
with pretty emb. ESQ
Cambria Corset Covers, V neck. trimmed
with very fine embroidery and narrow
edge in back. 800
Low neck Corset Covers Of nainsook,
trimmed with insertion and edge of Point
de Paris lace and tied with ribbon others
of cambria, V neck, trimmed with cotton
torchon lace and ribbon. ......:....4 Sc
Low square neck Corset Covers, with inser.
ton and edge of Maltese lace !; others
same style with Point dc Paris lace I;
others high square neck, with six inser.
tions and edge of fine embroidery -. $50
Low square neck Corset Covers, with fine
embroidered insertion in front and back
and fine edge others of lawn, with fine
Val. lace edge and ribbon. .69c
Others, more deliberately trimmed, at
Toe, zoe, o7c., $1.1S, 1928. $1.7o
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Gowns.

Muslin Gowns, good quality, Mother Hub
bard, yoke feather stitched, cambria ruff
file on neck and sleeves. 4
Masonville Muslin Gowns, tucked yoke,
feather stitched, cambria rutlle on neck
and sleeves others in muslin, W lnser-
lions of embroidery and tucks in yoke,
Muslin Gowns, high neck, two embroidered
insertions and tucks in yoke, feather
stitched, embroidered ruffle on neck and
sleeves
Muslin Gowns, high neck, wide embroid-
cred insertion and tucks in yoke, en-
broidered runle on neck and sleeves; ;
theirs Empire style, with two embroid:
cred insertions across front, embroidered
ruffle on neck and sides and on sleeves. $50
Muslin Gowns, high neck, bias yoke, with
two insertions of cotton torchon lace, lace
ruffle around neck and yoke and on
sleeves, others with bias yoke OF four en-
broidered insertions, embroidered ruf1le
OF neck and sleeves. ......... 900
Others in more elaborate effects, trimmed
with laces and embrolderies, at. Toe, 07c,
$1.28,$1.30, $3.50, $1.7 9,$1.0S,$2.1
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-06-12
Our June Sale of
Muslin Underwear
Will be the Money Saving
Event of the Year!

Our periodical sales of Muslin
Underwear have grown to be
events of such Importance to
Brooklyn women that the mere
announcement Of one is sufficient
to fill the department with eager
buyers. 1t is now generally adj
mitted that in the largeness of as
sortments, in the quality of the
garments and in the lowness of
prices, our offerings in this line
have risen above the point of
rivalry or comparison. The pres
emit sale will serve not only to
maintain, but to extend this we'll
earned reputation. There is not
a garment in the entire collection
but will stand the closest inspec-
ton. The cheapest corset cover
can be bought with as much con-
fdence as the most expensive
gown, because the one is as thor
oughly we'll made as the other ;
both are very liberal in size and
width, and both will prove per-
fectly satisfactory.
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Great Value Giving in
Summer Underwear.

The closing out to us of o lot of
the American Hosiery Co.'S sam
pies OF Mems Undershirts and
Drawers enables US to place
these goods on sale tomorrow
AT FROM ONE-HALF TO
ONE-THIRD OF REGULAR
PRICES. The collection in
cludes gauze, gossamer, and
natural wool garments, nearly
all full regular made. There are
all sizes in the collection, but
not of each kind. There are
quite q number of large sizes
among the various kinds, so that
stout men will find this offering
of special interest. The regu-
lar prices Of these goods are
SOC. to 1925 each. but we've
divided them into three lots for
selling tomorrow, at
4sBc., 5Sc. & 80c. ca
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MEMS FURNISHINGS.

MEMS NEGLIGEE SHIRTS. madras
and fancy stripe and check. Flannel shirt
with white neck bands and with collars
and cuffs attached,
Toe, 500, $3.50 and $500
BOYS NEGLIGEE and COLORED
DRESS SHIRTS. ....................$1.OO
LAUNDERED SHIRTS, our own manu-.
facture. ........ $1.OO
BATHING SUITS, two-piece worsted
bathing, black and navy, usually $3.50,
Fine quality EDGED STRIPE BATH
ING SUITS ..............$3.5O and $3.75
MEMS FANCY VESTS. ..76c. to $8.b 90
MEMS SCARFS-New and exclusive
scarfs at bOc. and upward.
SIX WHITE DRESS SHIRTS MADE
TO MEASURE FOR 5000 AND UP.
WARD.
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A Splendid Ready-tO- Wear
Serge Suit for Men at $9.75

We call it the "Colafast." 1t
is made in the most approved
sack style, of an excellent quail
ty of black or blue serge
guaranteed fast in color and
thoroughly shrunk. 1t is fin
ished in the same manner as
custom garments - with hand
padded collar and lapels, hand
made button holes and felled
seams-and it can be relied
upon to hold it's shape and give
splendid service. The coats are
either full or half lined with fine
mohair serge. Every one OF
these suits that's sold is going
to make a firm friend for this
Clothing Department, for there's
satisfaction in every thread OF
them. We've all sizes, from 33
to 46, including stouts and Sims F.;
price . 1919
Second moor, New BuiIdIng.
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Drawers.

Muslin Drawers, hem and tucks above. 100
Masonville Muslin Drawers, hem and clus-
ter tucks above. ..25o
Muslin Drawers, embroidered ruflle and
tucks above, open and closed.........20c
Muslin Drawers, embroidered ruffle and
cluster tucks above, others in cambria,
omen and closed, 800
Muslin Drawers. full extra size, hem and
Cambria Drawers, with rufle of fine en-
broidery and tucks above; others with
deep lace rufile and tucks, open and
closed. .........
Cambria Drawers, with deep rutfle of fine
embroidery and cluster tucks above, open
anu ClOSeu. ..',..... soC
Others with deep umbrella rufles OF nne
embroidery and laces, at
roc, 07c., SLY, $1.4S, 800
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E~mbrOiderieS and
Embroidered Skirts
Low Priced to Close.

Many broken lots OF Embroideries
il nainsook and cambria, taken
from regular stock, that have
been selling at SC. to 49c., are
now marked for speedy clear
ance at &C.. &c., 1Oc., acc,
I5c. & 25c. per I'd.
Women's and misses white en-
broidered pique, nainsook and
null Skirts that have been SELL
ing at 1893, 900, 1875, 100 and
1900, have been marked to close
at sos, 6.0S, DDS, HOS
d I2.0S Ca
Embroidery DspartmsHt-mAia hOON
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Some Other Good Values.

Mems Balbriggan Shirts with long
or short sleeves and pearl but
tons. Drawers have pearl buttons
and suspender straps 29c. each
Mems Balbriggan Shirts with long
or short sleeves and pearl but
tons. Drawers have tailor finished
seams, pearl buttons. strapped
backs and suspender tapes.
BsDc. each.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-06-12
SPECIAL SALE OF SILKS.

24-inch FOULARD SILK in Blue and
White, Green and White, and Brown and
White; value Toe, Rt....,............b6o.
A lot of BROCADE SILKS In evening
shades at 500 per yard, reduced from
$3.50 and $500.
2O-Inch BLACK and WHITE CHECK
TAFFETA value csc.
21-inch BLACK BROCADE TAFFETA ;
formerly 95c., at,.."..".,.........7bc.
24-inch BLACK and WHITE STRIPE
.ooc.
Remnants of BLACK and WHITE
INDIA SILK at about HALE PRICE.
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Here's One of the Best Silk
Chances of the Season.

This offering is sure to interest
every woman with q desire for silk
waists or dresses, for it presents
an opportunity for choosing from
q splendid collection of the newest
and most desirable silks at the
smallest prices that have prevailed
for them this season.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-06-12
Black Silks.

1900 yds. of 24-inch all-silk black figured
India In small and medium designs, very
durable and excellent value, at. .40c. I'd
800 yds: of extra fine quality black Japan
csc Silk, q full yard wide, a ......57c. yd
1880 yds. of 21-lnch black Taffeta, very
strong quality and brilliant lustre, would
be good value for Soc, at. ......... SOC. yd
Main floor. New Building.
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FouIard Silks.

5000 yds. of all silk printed Fou-
lards and Pongee Silks, in q
good assortment of styles and
c%olors, most of them worth 400,
1000 yds. of % and "a inch ali silk
printed Foulards and Japanese
Silks, in new designs and desira-
BILE colorings, an excellent quail
1000 yds. of "a and 81 inch Lyons
printed Foulards, Japanese and
India Silks, in an immense vsri-
ETY. of styles and %colors, worth
69c', go at 40c. I'd
About 200 yds. of double width
Lyons printed Foulards, with a
border for trimming; this is the
latest Paris novelty for fashion
able Summer costumes, full 48
inches wide and worth s. 200, will
be closed out at -. $1.4S I'd
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sUPERSrIrIOx OR BUsINEssq

Bartender Calls People Into His saloon when.
ever = Funeral PrOcesaIOn Goes by.
A peculiar custom prevails at a country road.
house on the upper end of Westchester avenue.
near St. Raymond's Cemetery. When a funeral
cortege goes by on its way to the cemetery the
bartender comes out on the stoop, where there
are always several patrons getting the fresh
air, and tells them to step inside the saloon
until tho procession has passed. Then they all
70 to the saloon, and tho bartender pulls
down the curtains at tho windows.
Some people think this Is q mark Of re-
0pect TO the dead. but others think II ID u scheme
Of the bartender TO do business.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-06-12
Children's Stockings.

Children's fast black ribbed Cotton Stock.
ings, with double knees, heels and
toes. 1Oc. pair
Children's fast black fine ribbed I.isle
Thread Stockings, double heels and
toes pair
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-06-12
WOmen'S Ribbed
Undervests Very Much
Under Price.

A lot of women's white Isle thread and
cotton Undervests, some ichelieu ribbed,
with short sleeves or sleeveless, with
slight manufacturers imperfections, go
on sale tomorrow at. ............ DC. ca
Women's ribbed white Isle thread Under
vests, trimmed with wide lace and fancy
plaid ribbons, worth Soc, at.....2oc. ca
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-06-12
LININGs SPECIAL.
GLoVES-SPEclAL.

CHAMOIS GLOVES, natural and white,
regular $1.OO. .75o.
BLACK SILK GLOVES, regular $3.50,
COLORED TAFFETA. worth Doc. 900.
MEMS SUMMER DRIVING or 81
CYCLE GLOVES, value 81. 90, for. 300.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-06-12

GALVANIZED SOCKETS. each sOC.. sSc. and 500.
SILK FLAGS. all sizes. for decorating-mounted
and unmounted-7xlO SILK FLAG, mounted on
1pear.heAd stIoks. each
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-06-12
Mems Socks.

Mems fast black Cotton Socks, with double
soles pair
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HAT TRUNR SPECIAL, 24-inch. each ........9 So. 90
Accommodation for 9 hats, with . divided tray in
cover for laces. ribbons, Jewelry. &C.
PACKING I'M
80 SO 40 inoh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-06-12
Fancy Taffeta and Louisine Silks.

Louisine Silks and 900 yds. Of 24-inch
Checked and Striped Taffeta Silks, all
this seasons latest styles and ~colors, a
splendid quality, sold regularly at $50.
and &c., all to go 600. I'd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-06-12
GREAT SALE Of

1000 yds IMPORTED COTTON and WOOL FLANNELS, fast cole
o, warranted, SC. per yd, worth 4c, II in. to % in. wide, suitable
for BOYS WAISTS, MEMS OUTING SHIRTS and PANAMA SUITS;
aboforLADIEs' WRAPPERS, SACKS, SHIRT WAISTS, UNDERSKIRTs and
CHLDRENS DRESSES.
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mi

$500 yards of FINE CAMBRIA MAIN
SOCK and SWISS EDGINGS, wide
margin and cut.out edges; regular price
25c. to Soc. yard. 100.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-06-12
srDYAlru 9dytrtls.msuis.
asasAlpn A6ssrtlssmeats.
Our Usual Extensive Summer Delivery Service Begins Tomorrow.

tbeT Dnmm" oMT rev Summer ehveyw service for outottoWn panns T%N%Sm ua,' ma
of ali purchases adm mai orddSt to any railroad station Wimh radius 81 io0n miles
nT SlrmdW mmnn In w YORK New Jersey PsnnSivanh.a nd SW%E Nav Fnn9ba SS. ht""
Goods Wdeedm iron any point ton Long hLand whGe we have an agency iii DO delivered at pr
ch@ers house free OF charge
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$500 81. % $3.50 90. 10 eac
TRAVELLING TRUNKS, . trays:
80 SO 81 and 80 inch
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-06-12
SPECIAL SALE OF
HIGH GLASS LOTIONS,
DRESS FINDINGS,
Innings, &c,

WHALEBoNEs, every piece warranted. Genuine
WhaleboneS. selected, 6.le inch wide. SO inches
long. per plcoe Sc, dozen pieces .0Oc.
DRESS sTEELs. japanned, all sizes. per dozen. Sc.
DOUBLE SPRING DRESS STEELS, black, white
ana gray peruozen
PRUSSIA SEAM BINDING, superior quality. black,
white. L inch wide. 1o-yard pieces. per piece ....I5c.
TAFFETA SEAM BINDING. imported, a inch wide,
lO'yard pieces. per piece
GLAcE COTTON BETTING. black. white and gray.
1o-yard pieces, per piece
TAYLoR'S ENGLISH DRESS PINS, assorted sizes,
on paper of SEQ pins, per paper .............Ac.
BINDING, double warp. wide width,
black. navy blue and seal brown. b.yArd pieces. per
piece .....nOo.
MPRovED HUMP HOOKS AND EYES. sizes 3 and
4. black and white. per gross
DRESS sHIRLDS.
800 pairs small sizes of DRESS SHIELDS of various
makes in silk and muslin repellant and stockinetto
coverings, per pair 90.
LIGHT WEIGHT DRESS SHIELDS
Size 8. at Dc. per pair; S1.OO dozen pairS.
Size 4, at 800. per pair; SLID dozen pairs.
PURE GUM NAINsooK, covered
Size 8, at DC. per pair; 9l.OO dozen psirs.
Size 4. at IOr. per pair; Sl.I5 dozen pairs.
NEW ARTICLE-PURE LINEN DRESS SHIELDS
No. 8. at zoe. per pair; 81. 10 dozen pair5.
No. 4, at 32c. per pair; Sc. 80 dozen pairS.
White Black and Gray TwILLED TAPE. full 30.
yard pieces per pieco Dc.
SUPERIOR. STEEL SCISSORS. sizes Ala to 0 inches,
per pair.
JoURNEAY & BURNHAM SUBLIME ACHINB
TWIST. black. lOO.yard spool, per spool ........ De.
Buttonhole twist, 25-yard spool, per spool ......Ac
FACTORY ENDS of B~UTToNHoLE TWIST. on
very large Spools, for this sale, spool ..........lOc
FACTORY ENDS of MACHINE TWIST. on very
large spools. per spool
KINGS BAsTING COTTON. full boo.yard spoo y.
spool. Ac doZ. spools, A5c.
Geo. A. q William Clarks, J. p. Coats, and Brooks
(glace) sig cord. 2OO.yard SPOOL COTTON. per dozen
spoons
Innings SPECIAL.
3e.inch FAST BLACK per yard 10.
ALL LINEN BLACK CANVAS per yard ....lSao.
CRINoLINE CANVAS specially adapted for sum.
mer wear, per yard DC.
A CHOICE LINE of NEAR SILK In the fashion.
able shades, very desirable for thin summer drssSes,
pVE
ROMAN STRIPES. suitable for skirt lining, per
yard 1Ac.. and ITO.
3o-inch o TAFFETA a few shades only,
clearing out. per yard.
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STATIONERY DEPT.

Tomorrow we will offer another lot
of CRANES DISTAFF IRISH LINEN
PAPER and ENVELOPES at ONE-HALF
REGULAR PRICE.
3 quires PAPER, with Envelopes to
match, Tor. 4. 90
HURDS MORE ANTIQUE, all sizes, s
quires in box, per box. 400.
ENVELOPES to match. per box. .25o.
OLD GLORY STATIONERY.
AMERICAN and CUBAN FLAGS ON
PAPER and ENVELOPES, per box. zoe.
PORTFOLIOS FOR SUMMER USE,
contain paper, envelopes, pencil, fountain
pen and pen holder,
900, csc, 76c., 500
TRAVELLING INK STANDS. .....2Oc.
BEST QUALITY GOLD PAINT. ..1Oc.
QUICK STICK MUCILAGE ........ Be
SPEcIAL-SHoES.
VIII place ON sale tomorrow our regular
MISSES TAN KID and WILLOW CALF
BUTTON and LACE HAND SEWN
SHOES, sizes IL to IL; were 1926 and
$500, at. ....","".....$1.75 and $3.50
Also, CHILDREN's, sls to lOla; were
$l.76 and 1926, at......$1.bO and SA.J3
-S
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0Oc. acc. and 500. each

flag POLES. with truck and ~hGiyards:
8 10 and 10 feet
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GOODS DEPT.

LEATHER GOODS DEPT.
T DRESS SUIT CASES.
Birdie LEATHER DRESS SUIT CASE of heavy
quality Of leather. linen lined inside. straps in body
and cover. 8 riveted hinges at back. brass front look
sc "a and 80 inch.
Special at 0 ass sS. 90 and sS.aS each.
We have secured 90 pieces, tho balance OF O manu-
lecturers production of extra deep cut FENToN
SHAPE CowH1DE DAns. which we will place on
sale at tho following prices, far below their aotual
values:
- - -
800 0I.lS 91.aO 0l.A5 SI.OO each.
is 10 II lsinch.
- --- --- ----
Sl.7S el.0O' 90. OS %. Do each.
cANvAs TELESCOPE CASES. leather tipped. 8
leather straps around body. leather handle:
Sizes is 90 ea 81 inoh,
acc. SOC. csc. sl.ls each.
TRUNKS.
STEAMER TRUNKS. canvas covered. cloth lined.
/ tray. three protecting Stats on top of trunk. iron
bottom, Excelsior lock and bolts:
Sizes 80 so 81 SO inch.
$50 -- $3.50 -
$500 ga. % $3.50 90. 10 each.
TRAVELLING TRUNKS. 3 trays:
80 SO 81 and 80 inch
- - --- -
1918 $500 1895 OA.B so each.
A TRUNK SPECIAL, 24-inch. each .........s So. 90
mmo for 9 hats, with a divided tray in
cover for laces, ribbons, Jewelry. &C.
PACKING TRUNKS:
80 SO 40 inoh
-- -- -
O1.9S 0I.8O 09. 90 each.
DRESS TRUNKs with two dress trays and ono hat
tray:
G2 and 44tnch
$500 o so
r TRUNKS. nve drawers. s4.inch. $1,000
each.
TRUNK and SHAWL STRAPS.
FANS at very special prices. New
goods. very choice deSigus. values are 1oc, 1bc.. goo.
and Ace. each; will DO offered at &c.. IOo., 18o.
and csc.
GRAIN LEATHER SOLDIERS HOUSEWIVES. con.
tanning buttons. pins. needles and thread; very com.
plete; special, each
ALL WOOL BUNTING FLAGS. spe-
oial prices for Monday;
4x8 5xs 6xlo SKIS
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J0VRNEAKBORFHAM
BR0oEx1sYrI.
G SUIT SALE.

LADIES' HlGH-GRADE SUITS, worth $4,000, for $50. o o
Another lot of choicest TAILORED SUITS, made for this sale, of finest
LIGHT WEIGHT Kersey and Venetian cloths and beautifully lined with silk
These suits are made in the hy-hont jacket style, with strapped seams, and can
be had in Marine Blue, Navy Blue, Green, Brown, Tan and Black. Other NS
at $780, $3.50, $3.50, $3.50, $1,000 and $780,
LADIES' GOLF and STEAMER CAPEs, some made of double faced
cloth and others made of Scotch shawb. Special prices for Monday $3.50,
$3.50, $1,000, $I2.50, $500 and $4,000.
LADIES' MILITARY CAPEs, Blue with red Innings and N. Y. State
buttons, at 81 9. $50.
LADIES' BICYCLE SUITS, made in a variety of aL-wool cloths, worth
$500 and $1,000, for So. SO and s o 90.
SUMMER WOOL SIAwLS.
We will show a great assortment of WOOL and SILK and WOOL
SHAWLS in coos and white These we're ordered before the new tariff
went into effect and will be sold at s .26, $500, So. go, $500
and $3.50.
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TRUNKs.

EAR TRUNKS. canvas covered. cloth lined.
/ tray. three protecting Stats on top of trunk, iron
bottom. Excelsior lock and bolts:
Sizes 80 SO 81 SO inch.
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01.aS 0I.0O se. 90 each.

DRESS TRUNKS with two dress trays and one hat
tray:
az and ~ inch
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ALL WOOL BUNTING FLAGS. spo-
olal prices for Monday;
4x8 oxs 6xIo SKIS
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800 81 nc 0l.sO Sl.AS sI.OO eac
10 18 II lsinch.
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SOFA thiSuEhostths world. PoTTER DEUo AED CHEM.
5EHSS SCGS Every EiAd OS BsEsaS." iISG
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0I.7S CLEO 90. O5 %. Do each.
CANvAs TELESCOPE CASES. leather tipped. 9
leather straps around body. leather handle:
Sizes is go se "a inoh.
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$500 as. so
TRUNK and SHAWL STRAPS.

BUREAU TRUNKS. nvo drawers. 84.inch. 910.0
each.