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Corset
Department..

A most carefully selected stock of
Corsets, foreign and domestic, is
here and in satisfactory variety. A
generous sprinkling of Paris nov
elites, including exquisite specimens
for evening.
French Empire Corsats, dainty figured coutil.
white, pink and blue, top and bottom finished with
lace and ribbon. Per pair. r...........-......$3 $500
French Corsets. silk couti, boned with whale
bone, low bust short hips, white, pink blue and
red. Per pair. -......-.$ .$i1 IS
l. c. Corsets. black Italian cloth. boned with
whalebone. Per pair. $500
P ~ Corsets French coutil, cut bias, high bust,
short hips. Per pair. .......................S3 $500
r. & G. Corsets, coutil. we'll boned, extra long.
medium and short. black and white Per pr 81 90
W. C. C. Corsets, good quality coutil extra long
and short, gray and white. Per pair. soc.
Second floor
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How IT HaDpened,

Whats the reason of your enmity to
that politician" asked the rather romantic
young woman. Did he cross your path
early in your career?"
No" answered Senator Sorghum. "He
Gidn't cross my path. We were after the
same Office, and he ran over me from be-
kind
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the gas companies have a margin for meet
ing the competitive raids of the electricity
producers. 1t is probable that after time
the rival electric companies will agree upon
scale of prices among themselves, and
that henceforth the real competition will
be between the two rival ilIuminants.
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No Gentleman.

"Did 1 understand you to say that dress
you admired so much today was dream?"
inquired Mr.. Smokehart.
Yes" answered his wife, hopefully.
Well he proceeded very kindly, you
keep your rniEd on it when you go to sleep
tonight. and maybe you will dream one of
YOUR OWL"
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SHOOTING STARS.
A ChamDfOn.

THAT young foreigner wears only one
glass when he feels the need Of spec
tacles." commented Mr. Cumrox.
Yes answered his wife, with an air OF
81 periority; but / hope you won't do him
the injustice to suppose it is from motives
of economy
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Spaln's proposal to sell the Philippines
should be accompanied by some guarantee
that she has conquered them, So as 10
complete her own title previous to the ap-
pcarance OF Admiral Dewey.
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Glove
Special.

Tomorrow, 80 dozen pairs Wo-
mems 2-clasp Pique Gloves, in tan,
white and black, self and black en-
broidery. An exceptional value.
$I.oo a pair.
First floor.
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1t is alleged that Candidate Van Wyck
fell asleep at a public meeting in Buffalo
He is scarcely TO be blamed considering
the average quality of political oratory
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When Aguinaldo hears the news from
North Carolina he may be slightly satrical
concerning the Discrimination to admit in
habitants of the Philippines to citizenship.
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Having been permitted to come forward
and make speeches once more, Mr.. Hill will
probably be careful not to provoke any
further penalties.
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England feels quite equal to the enter
prise of engaging in war in spite of the
fact that Mr.. Hooley has been compelled
to quit throwing money about.
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Infants and Little
Chigdren's Outfittimgs.

We have every Quitting requisite
from infancy to 5 years of age, in
Guiding rare and beautiful Partisan
novelties that are exclusive, and call
attention to the following excellent
values in Outdoor Costumes for the
baby:
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1t is rather hard to confine a man with
Col. Bryan's natural flow of eloquence to
the lacouic remarks in a manual of mill
tary tactics.
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Canned and
Bottled Goods.
}eSt grades at lowest prices.

Best grades at lowest prices.
New Clover Honey. Cap. p................... 20c.
GIhpe Nut Package -..........--.......... 15c.
Sbrivers Blue Ridge" Corn. Ca1......... Sc.
Young America Corn. Can. IOr.
ShriVers Silver Label Peas. Can. ........ IUc.
iSoe Silted Peas. Can n........-........... l2c.
Eureka Extra Sifted Peas. Can. lie.
ATmours White Label Soup. Can. .........2 .24c
AnderSon's Concentrated Soups Can. lOc
Narragansett Baked Beans. in sauce Can .1Oc.
Royal Red and Abbsco Tomatoes Doz cans 81 90
Nhoie iVmatoSs. Can. an...-....-.-..........l s..
Armours Lard. 19-Ib. ean..................7 .75c
Shredded Wheat Biscuits. Package. .I2c.
Balleys Clam Broth Can. an................1 1Oc
Hecker's Buckwheat. Bib package. .1sc
utTmeu fackage- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l4c.
Aunt Jemtma's Pancake Flour. Package : f0c
Pfymouth Rock Gelstine. Package .IOc
smiths Egg Noodles Package. e............5r
aiaska Salmon. Can. 6n.....................1 1Oc
Rival Condensed MIX. cans for. r...... 25c
waiter Bakers Checolate. I.b .......... Ssc
Golden German Salad. jar I5c
Bayle Horse; adish Mustard. Bottle l5c
hoyai PeaBHtine. Observation-Disclosures 2 q
Armour's Beef Capsules. Package. ... 25c
Star soap. 10 cak,s. Observation-Disclosures 25,s
Babbitts s. Bee and Borax Soaps Cake. 4c
Small Ivory and Brooks Crystal Soaps Cake 5c
Eels Naptha Soap Cake. Observation-Disclosures &c
wonder Worker Soap. cakes for. ..... 25c
sunlight soap. Cake. ................5r
Rabbits 11I6 Washing Powder. 8 pkgs for a5c
Gold Dust Alb. package. -.......... PIE
Fifth floor.
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About the best pOpalar-priced Coat IN
the stock is this lot made from black
Australian cheviot. braided at all G q
seams. for. ..............-..... w
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InDOetiC.

II hail the moons pale light" quot. he;
And always will | treasure it.
No company can ever be
Equipped to sell and measure it."
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More Fancy Striped Silk Waists and
Plain Black Satin and Taffeta SILK
Waists at S5.
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For the next few days no party nor can
didate will be able to monopolize over
majority claims.
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Superb Evening Waists. made after
the most eXtrGvagant Paris ideas.
From SO TO $25
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Poor Cuba!

From the New York Herald
One Spanish officer who arrived in Cuba
two years ago with only uniform is now
returning to Spain with $3.50 O00-and his
salary is in arrears, too. Poor CubaI
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Among the assets on which Spain will
nave trouble in realizing is a great deal of
shOp-worn diplomacy.
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apiece Outfit for $500.

Consisting of SILK and Wool Novelty Cloth Long
Cloak cape trimmed with embroidery, braid or
ribbon-Silk Cap trimmed with swarsdown-Worst-
ed Mittens- Shetland Wool Veil.
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Elphonzo Houngs Co.
Drop ff1' and enjoy a
cup of Bailey's delicious
Extract of Clan1Sg

next time you're passing the
store. We are serving it free to
all visitors this week-to more
widely introduce it to the up-to-
date housewives of the capital
city.
That Bailey's. Extract of
Clans is far superior to all other
like preparations a trial will
demonstrate. A genuine pleas
ure awaits you if you've never
tried tits appetizing flavor
and perfect deliciousness will
prove a revelation to you. How
to serve?' will be shown you
when you come-easy enough
after a trial.
Mr.. Bailey himself is with us
this week, to demonstrate the
value of his unrivaled prepara-
tlOn--come and meet him.
Elphonzo Youngs Co.,
Wholesale ard Retail Grocers,
42S Ninth Street, between D and E.
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Senator Mason has distinguished himself
as songster, but not sufficiently to en-
courage him to attempt to be a soothing
Orpheus in the present state of affairs in
Illinois
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New York is preparing to introduce few
football features into its campaigns of
education.
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More of the Golf Capes. both high
and sober coloriRgs, $3.50
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piece Outfit for 5000.

Consisting of Colored Coat. with collar and cape
trimmed with black white bral-Colored or
White silk Cap-Worsted Mittens-Worstcd Leg
gins.
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Another lot OF the Black Sateea skirts,
with the l0-inch umbrella fiounce
which we shall continue oGn OR
sell at the low price OF ... y u 40
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New Imperial Serge Waists, with
full. richly corded fronts. corded G 2
collar and cuffs. Only y. NpO
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Dollar Gloves.

Started the Glove stock at 81. he
cause We could find none worth buying
for less. But We have the best 81
Glove you win find where. Black
and street shades. and every pair fitted
and warranted.
Full line Of the famous ''Reynier'' and
''Perrins' Gloves. in all the lengths
and shades.
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Consisting of Cream Eiderdown Short Coat. with
sailor collar trimmed in braid-Embroidered Silk
Cap-Worsted Mittens-Worsted Lesgins.
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Outfit for S2.Is.

Consisting Of Cream Bedford Cord Long Cloak
with cape embroidered in silk-Tucked En-
brodered Silk Cap-Worsted Mittens-ShetllnI
Wool Veil
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Special price, $500.

Top Coats-A special value in Tan Frezes and
Brown. Tan and Blue Beavers; stylish and dressy;
proper length; fly front; all iwool materials.
Special price, $500.
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Smoot, Golfer & McCalley,
1910 + Street.
Saturday
At the
NEW STORE;

Where everything sold is of
standard merit and marked at
the closest possible margin OF
profit it is hard to specialize!
Everything bargain best
expresses it.
Our faith in both our goods
and prices is proven in our will
hngness to buy back anything
we sell that is unsatisfactory to
you.
The following specials have
been culled for Saturdays shop
perS:
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Woodward ~"d thr0p,
Saturday is Children's Day.
Correct Things for Cf1ildren's Wear
AT Specially Low Prices.
Boys and Childrem's Clothes.

perfect stock of clothing boys of all Cute and pretty lit
tie suits for the handsome, stylish for the larger boys
Whatever style wish liberal
Special attention called splendid line of RECIPROCITY
SUllSta famous make that always and fits we'll They are
thoroughly made by tao throughout with silk and
strengthened subjected hardest hundred styles to
choose from, including plenty blacks to 10 We
TO fit i
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Handsomely Tucked and Corded Vel
veteen Waists at s..
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A lot of All-wool Cheviot Pants, navy blue and
fancy brown and gray mixtures; well made and
well fitting. Sizes to 16 A regular 81 90 grade.
Special price, 75c.
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Coats, Suits,
Waists. Skirts. etc.

Have had a big run on these Exreilen.
jacket Suits at Sl2 The new shipment
this morning just prepares us for Satur-
days demand. Black. navy, seal and
an attractive variety II mixtures g I'D
Equal to any SIS suits, ard only y q
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Girls All-wool Blue Serge Blouse Dresses with
plain red and blue collars. finished with Lraid
and army BUTT ms. Sizes to IL
$50 each.
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Girls All-wool Flannel School Dresses. with
broad collar. blouse front. finished with wide
braid Sizes to IA
1898 each.
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$3.50 each.

Girls Fine All-wOOl Navy Blue Cheyiot Refers
braid and button trimming, handsomely made.
Sizes s. 10 and Il.
SS.75 each.
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Other Cloth Waists at 81 and 81 Is.
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= A special lot of Atwood Navy Blue Cheviot g.,
piece SUITS coat. pants and vest. stylish and
dressy. Sizes 10 to 10.
Special price, $500.
special lot of Fancy Mixed Cheyot Long Pants
Suits. all WOOL seryiceable colors. Well made
Sizes IA to 10.
Special price, $500.
25O Atwood Fancy Mixed Cheyiot Suits light
end dark colors, gray and brown checks plalds
ant stripes ais" navy blues; well made. sewed
with silk. Sizes to 16. Many of these suits
are worth $500.
Special price, S3z5.
l-wcol Combination Suits, suit with two pairs
OF pants and one coat; well made. sewed with
silk and each pair of pants double in seat and
kEees. Sizes to 16
Special price, $500.
Boys Fancy Suits for dress wear; all styles;
Brownie, Sailor, Eton Stanley and Military effects
50 to SI2.oo.
Third floor.
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Misses and Girls Clothes.

There of practcaness
than has before characterized this class goods
made especially for girls and becoming adaptable
for girls. We show the latest effects
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A special lot Of kll-wooi Chinchilla Refers.
guaranteed absolutely fast color: made with high
lister collar to up around the ears; extra
lcng Sizes 3 to l6
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Second floor.
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Girls Stylish Rough Cloth Refers brown green
and navy. doubie-breasted. lined through out with
satin, bound with braid. Sizes TO IA.
So 50 each.
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Girls Allwool Novelty Cloth Refers fly front
with fancy braid trmmings-some with broad
sailor collar. Sizes TO Il.
ST. 20 each.
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Girls All-wool Navy Blue Jackets, double
ed. velvet collar. Sizes IA, 16 and IS.
$500 and $50 each.
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$500 Each, for All Styles.

A special lot Of Fancy Cheviot Brownie Suits.
pre,tiy braided and cut in latest style. with sep
arate vest-lfttle beautiful suits Sizes : to 0.
Special price, $3.50.
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Third floor.
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Many special values among Sailor Suits the
tnost prominent of which consists Of a 1t OF fire
imported navy blue cheviots beautifully made and
elegantly trimmed with black white braid.
Sizes 3 to IL.
Special price, $500.
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.

tails which the telescope would have
made visible but for the food OF light
which poured from the mountains Sir
William Herschel had been so completely
misled b. this appearance that he sup
posed he was watching a lunar volcano
In eruDdcn.
II had always been a difficult question
what caused the extraordinary luminosity
OF Aristarchus. No end Of hypothesses
had been invented TO account for II. Now
was 10 assist " getting these questions
forever.
From Cane Heraclides 70 Aristarcnus
the distance IN an cir line was something
over 600 miles When We had arrived
within about a hundred miles Of our desu-
nation we found ourselves floating q rect
H. over the sO-caued Harb'neer Noun
talns. The serrated peaks OF Aris'achus
then appeared ahead Of US, fairly dazzling
IN the sunshine.
II seemed as II a gigantic string OF
diamonds. every one az great rs noun
tain peak. had been cast down upon the
barren surface Of the moon and leit 10
waste their briliiance upon the desert
OF the air Of this abandoned world.
As we rapidly approached. the dazzling
spIendor Of the mountain became almost
unbeara bic 20 our eyes. and We were CONF
rellcd 90 resort 20 the device. practiced
bv all climbers Of lofty mountains. wHere
the Glare OF sunlight upon snow surfaces
is liable 10 cause temporary blindness or
protecting our eyes with noutral-tinted
glasses.
When we were comparatively near the
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the car was now allowed rapidly 10 drop
into the interior Of the crater. With great
caution we brought II 90 rest upon the
blazing ground, for the sharp edges OF the
crystals would certainly have torn the
metallic sides of the car n 1t had come
INTO violent contact with them.
DOMINIC our aih-tight suits and step
ping carefully out upon this wonderful
footing, we attempted 20 detach some
OF the crystals Many OF them were firm
ly fastened, but few-sOme OF astonish-
ing size-wcre readily loosened.
a moments inspection showed that we
had stumbled upon the most marvellous
work Of the forces OF capitalization that
human eyes had ever rested upon. Some
time In the past history OF the moon there
had been an enormous outflow OF molten
material from the crater. This had over
spread tile walls and partially tlled uD
tho interior. and later its surface had
lowered into gems. as thick as bios
SONS in bed Of pausies.
The whole mass flashed prlsmatic rays
Of iudcscrlbabie beauty and Intensity We
gazed at first speeches. with amazement.
1T cannot be, surely It cannot be-
said Professor Moissan, tho famous
Fr mch chemist End maker OF artificial
diamonds. at lereth.
"But e is" said another member OF
our Marty
ARE these diamonGs?" asked third.
'I cannot tell yet" replied the Profess
cor. "They have the brlliancy OF dia-
monds. but they may be something else
Moon Jewels" suggested third
These magnificent crystals. sor" or
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-13
when I show them a photograph of

when show them a photograph OF
that?"
Below the peak stretching far to right
and left, lay barren beach which nad
evidently once been washed BY sea waves,
because IL was marked by long curved
ridges such as the advancing and retiring
TIDE leaves upon the shores OF the ocean.
This beach slOped rapidly outward and
downward toward profound abyss,
which had once, evidently. been the BED OF
a sea. but VINO now appeared TO US SIMPLY
az the empty, yawning smell OF an ocean
mat had long vanished.
II WIS With no small difficulty, and
only after the expenditure Of considera-
Ole time. that an the noauns ships OF
he squadron were gradually brought 70
.est on this lone mountain top OF the
moon. In accordance with my request
Mr.. Edison had the flagship mooreo III
he Interior OF the great ruined "alch
tower that I have described. The other
ships rested on tho slope OF tho mountain
around rs. -.
Although time pressed, for We knew
nat the safety OF the eartn uepenucu
mon our promptness in attacking Mars,
vet il was detern.ned TO remain heio a,
east two or THREE days In order that
vas found also that the passage or the
,irhlv electrified meteor had disaranged
nc electrical machinery in some OF the
other cars. so that there were many re-
pairs to be made besides those neeoeu
20 restore the wreck.
Moreover, we must bury our unloI tune e
.omoinions who had been killed oy tn5
meteor. This. u fact vas mo hrst "'iN
MT v.e norformed. Strange was the
.irrt and stranger our feelings az nero
NJ tho surface OF n world distant from
me earth. we performed that last cere-
mony OF respect which mortals ray 70
mortality. Tn the ancient beach az tho
foot Of tho peak We made deep opel'i''s
and there covered forever 'ne ~" 49,.
$50. e~,e,de leaving them 10 sleep among
he rpins Of empires and among the
I've. Of races which had vanished PROB
INV eros before Adam and Eve appear
I'd in Paradise.
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The WOeNas rasea prsmatic Rays oTndesrlbabl Beauty

which appeared to be almost fiawEess.
varied IN size from the dimensions OF
q hazienut 10 geOmetricai solids several
lncnes Ia diameter. We carefully selected
as many as IL was. convenient TO carry and
placed them in the car for future exam
inatiOn.
On returning 90 Cape Heraclides We
found that the other expeditions mad ar
rived AZ the rendezvous ahead Of us.
Their members had wonderful stories
10 tell OF what they had seen. but Moth
Ing caused quite so much establishment
as that whclh We had to tel and TO show.
The party which had gone 10 visit
Plato and the lunar Alps brought back.
however. information which. In a scien-
tine sense, was 10 less interesting than
what we had been able 10 geather.
They had found within the curious ring
OF Plato which is e circle OF mountains
sixty miles In diameter, enclosing a
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habitation could be discovered, was very
great
IL was the hope of making such other
discoveries that led to the dispatch Of
the various expeditions / have already
named. l had chosen TO accompany The
car that was going % Aristarchus. be-
cause as every one who had viewed the
moon from the earth was ware, thcro
was something very mysterious about
that mountain. l knew that II was
crater nearly thirty miles in diameter
and very deep. although its floor was
plainly visible.
What rendered II remarkable was the
fact that that floor and the walls OF the
Vrater. particularly on the inner side.
glowed with a marvellous brightness
which rendered them almost binding
when viewed with a powerful telescope.
SO bright were they. indeed, that the
eye was unable TO see many Of the de-
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VII

yrbuo +te repairs were beng mdoe'
several scientific expeditions were so"'
an, i'm various directions across theN4ooH'
M mont westward 20 inveLusate the
-rc,t ring plain Of Plato and the lunar
..o,ber crossed the ancient sea OF
showers toward the lunar ApeHh'"es'
No. efarfed 10 explore the immense
crater Of Copernicus, when y"M '.l,'77
rftv miles across. presents "o"N
opnearance. even from the distance % l",
sarfb The ship In which J. mysei' pau
fbe GOOD fortune % embark was Ooun'
FOR themystorious lunar mountain
tarchus. 5000, o.-o-
refore these expeditions started a care
full exploration had been maze li VIZ
,ei~bborbood Il Cape Heracl.dcs But ca
-. tt,[t the broken walls Of the watch
over ON the peak, composed OF DOCKS vi
,,c,,,o,,e size had evideny been the work
- creature endowed with human ihlelH-
,orco no remains we're found inoicail"B
Ia former presence Of inhabitants Ipo"
.his part or the moon.
prt along the shore Of the old sea-
lust where the so-called lay OF -
howe scparates istcf .rom the ABYSS vi
tbo eca of Showers. there were iouno
soroo straufed rocks in when me lo9-
,inated ewes Of the explorer beheld the
clear imprint OF q gigantic Ioot iHe.4
inc five feet I'm length from toe TO heel.
The most minute search failed TO reNeal
another trace OF the presence OF the an
oieut giant who had left the impress ol
his foot in the wet sands OF the beach
horo so many millions OF years ago tnat
even the imagination Of the BIOLOGISTS
sbrank from the task Of attempting 10
fix the precise period
Arornd this gigantic foot print gath
ercd most of tine scientific members of
he expedition. wearing their oddly shaped
air-tieht suits. connected with telephone
wires. and the spectacle. but for the I'M
oressiveness OF the discovery. would have
Non Iousbable i'm the extreme. Bending
over the mark In the rock. nodding their
holds together. pointing with their aWk-
wardlv accoutred arms they looked IKE
an assemblago of antediluvian monsters
collected around their prey. Their disap-
pointment over tho fact that no other
marks Of anything resembling human
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mountain no longer seemed 70 glow ~.tn
q uniform radiance. evenly Distributed
over its entire surface. but now innumeFa-
be points Of light. all as bright as so
many little suns. blazed away at US. IL
was evident that we had before us a
mountain composed OF. or az least COW
cred wiki, crystals.
without stopping 70 alight on the outer
slopes Of the great ring-shaped range Of
peaks which composed Aristarchus we
sailed over their rim and looked down
into the interior. Here the slender OF the
crystals was greater than on the other
slopes. and the broad floor OF the crater
thousands OF feet beneath US. shore and
sDarkled with overwhelming radiance as
II IT were an immense hin OF diamonds
while peak IN the center tanned Ike a
s,uoendous tiara incrusted with selected
gems.
Eager to see what these crystals were.
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COMMENCES TOMORROW At 5 A. M. SHARP!
These Prices Hold Good for One Week

Wampoles Tasteless Cod Liver OIL the
81 size, 63.
Slocum's Ozomulsion, 81 size, 6oc.
Imp. White CASTLE Soap, soc. bars, 2Ic.
zoe. Beladoma Plasters, imported, SC.
81 size Paines Celery Compound, sc.
ISc. strips Of Pepsin Cum, &c.
25c. Bath Sponges, very large size, &C.
CSC Harper Brain Food for headache, I6c.
Browns Iron Bitters, 81 size, Csc.
California Syrup of Figs, SOC. size, SIC.
Ioc. bottle Vanilla Extract, &c.
Ioc. bottle Lemon Extract, &c.
Imported CSC. Apenta Water, ISc.
7sc. size Halls CHtarrh Care, 47c.
Taylors 81 size Celery Bitters, $50.
soc. bottle Pure Norwegian Cod Liver
Oil, nc.
2sc. Nail Enamel, Ioc.
Alcock's Porous plaster, Sc.
Parkers Hair Balsam. SOC. size, 32c.
Mellin's Food, large size, sec.
1oc. Wash-Rag and Soap, &c.