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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-22
UNITED STATES SPACE
At Paris Exposition Inersa'.d-commi'.
slonor Peck Denies some EePort1

AA Paris Exposition IncroRsod-COmmis'
siopor Peck Denies Some Reports.
PARIS. oct. 2l.-when F'erdtnand ".
peclu the United States commissions 70
the exhibition OF 1900 aENived In thiS
oIty. She gpace alotteb to the UnESsd
states at the exposition grounds WAS
175.Ooo feet Mr.. Peck's first gaan was
soOo square feet, and he has just ~
cured 2, 900 square feet more by means
az a direct order from the French gov
e,umeus on the director of the EXPOSE
tton, nIaldug tho present total 10000
square feet
Germany has $4,000 square See& u
"a moi known yet how much space has
been ailobbed to Great Britain or %
Russia.
some OF the American newspapers re-
ceiyeIi hera today describe alleged m
cidents IN connection with Mt. Pecls
which, the latter says, have not occur
red Sir, Peck, for instance, Is descrio-
"a as having lefu o box at the opera
hot,sus hor,e because he was not pernE-
ted to occupy ip with party exceeulnG
the official limitations OF tho box. M.
peck Is also described as having refused
to leave q sleeping car on arriving ae
Paris at an unreasonable hour.
Mr.. Peck says there has been no cir
cunstances or occurrences in any de-
gree wurranting the stories referred TO-
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sTRUOK URoCK OF AGRe N
Ana 1, now Pounding TO Pieee. gFeek
ofSt.amer CliiaholIus

And is now Pounding 70 PieeesT gFeek
orsteamer CliisholIH.
PORT ARTHUR, Ont, oce THE
steamer Dixon has arrived herf with
six members of the crew q la big
steamer Henry clAshOlm, Rh9 WeTe
picked up in yawl boat by z Dixon
OF INe Royate last night.
They report that the Chisholm ieft
Duluth Sunday evening wtth Cl0o-
er John Martin IN tow. At g oeiocS
Monday morning. when of Keeuaw
Point, the Mara5n cut the TOW as AND
with her fore and main saAig e was
soon lost in view, as hl1e we1 was
tntclr and the wind blowing =. Itle
Chisholm crlhsed about unial = aurs1ay
morning, trying TO find the nlla ING
schooner, but without succe
AT 8 o'clock yesterday HlorIln .sAale
trying to enter. Washington ~ 1of, &c
the southwest end Of lste Ftos ths
steamer strUclC the Rock Of A1. ana
Immediately commenced to eq g. pieceas
The crew OF sixteen men aLe1t lled the
vessel, and reached ISe Royale u eale-
ty ana Captain Smith sent live q taens
under Mate Wilesman, to Poro ArthuE'
to report TO Tue owner.
7 The Chisholm . rap.NAy Drs.lsi W,
and the vessel and cargo viii pe total
ioeSes. The crew OF the steamer fear
thals the Martin has wNterioged, and
rome ashore somewhere along TIE Soutn
shore. The Cnishoim was builp n lsSV'
and REGISTERED 1882 net tons. ier car
10 consisted OF $1,000 buSheig 9. barley.
The John Martin was blrltt n ! q, and
registered sS7 tons. and had . eargo OF
100000 tee5 OF lumber BOo 1oats
were owned by NJ. A, Bradley q C.eYe-
lard NeltlJer vessel waS insuro4
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RRRKKIEY RRPupLIokNs
In LAns-StirrlnE Meeting adareIHsd ~
Hon. j. II. GaInes.

In LAne-StlrrlnE Meeting AdaFelled ~
Hon. j. II. GaInes.
Special Dispatch to the Intelllgeneer.
MARTINsBURG. W. Va, Oct, IL
Berkeley county voters gave Hon. J. H.
Gaines, of Ranawha county, a royal
welcome last night. The meeting was
in the court house in this city, which
was well filed. The Mechanics band,
of Martinsburg, in full unIform. ESCORT
ed Mr.. Gaines from his hotel to the
court house. Chairman G. NJ. Lamar, In
a short address introduced the speaker.
AS Mr.. Gaines came upon the plat:
form, cheer after cheer rent the air, ana
during the progress Of his remarks ne
was applauded In a manner that show
ed the peoples appreciation Of his
Mr. Gaines discussed the issues In
this campaign and made them so plain
10 the people that none could err
thereln.
Hon. A. G. Dayton win speak here on
Monday next, and a royal reception will
be given him. The Democrats OF this
county are at loss to and an issue.
The Republicans have strong tick
ct and will make a good fight, and are
sure to win.
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Episcopal Counoil.

WASHINGTON, Oct. s1.-The gem
eral convention Of the Episcopal church
to-day adopted a report recommending
conference with the church of England
before entering on independent work In
Hawaii, the TWO churches doing joint
work there now under agreement The
Pacific coast Delegates wanted to delay
but we're over-ruled. Provision was
madc for n commission to start work In
Cuba and Porto RIcp very early.
The deputies disposed OF the question
OF marriage and divorce for this general
convention by adopting a resolution Of
fered by Mr.. Francis Linde Stetson, OF
Now York, creating atSpecial committee
OF thirteen members, to whom are refer
red the entire subject, with Instructions
to report prior to the next general con-
ventlon.
The bishops ut their afternoon session
agreed to tho report and resolutions ale
ready before the deputies relating to
Cuba, Hawaii. Porto Rico and other
countries, They disagreed to the action
OF the deputies dlscharglng the commits
sion revising the hymnal, thus leaving
this work TO be continued.
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WAsHnVGToN. ocs E1-ls . now
csrtltn that ths complies eTlouatiou q
Cuba Wia b delayod beyond ~ periOa
ordinarily nxe6 By tlss adnln1 T1t3On.
ms wEii fcseow enttEoly vtishoue rlc'-
.encs to ang4hing thar lla1 o0JugOd n
Pans befoge tho pelcS coulrlton Tlro
wan Departments has aRoUt SaSasae1 ~
san that tho task imposed on ths Span
ish anthoE4tod. nlnelN tle rumUvaA
ana traus sportahon a great dl5nuoS by'
ssa Of aibout 10000 soodisTS. sicll al,3
wen. with thsir acc0utTemeuts. wa1ib be
youd the abilBty Of t91s spantartts. Tts
IunQrto8a Of the task . shown by the
fact that the great tTun Altianttc steam
Nfle5, cTos tng the AtlaIltic from New
York. ali combined. Ia prosperous Bea-
eorg, transport only about 5000 persons.
"a oria Seaa-begl tlan ha6 tins number
ttaih the Spanish oficiaas. with tdelr
poor facilities, were expected to trans
pom IN about ten weeks Delay In tn
evacuation Of Cuba VIII cause q delaT
IA the relinqutshment Of sovereignty BY
tbs SpauiaTd9 over the entire telandl
which was set for December l
Il q hardly deemed prudent to under-
taiSe 10 assume charge of the municipal
afnairg Of Havanai 90 long az the city
contains q strong garrison Of Spanish
troops, and It iS felt that law and oEder
could he better uIaint1fne6 In such een-
ters BIZ allowing them to remain undor
spanlah tuEiSdt dtCuluu until they are evao-
matted by the troops and Te-0ccuI aed BY
T1nittysh States tl1oopn
II 3 not TO be understood from this
that the American military commission
Is IN any sense abating the pressure u
has brought to bear upon the Spanish
comnii toner's to secure the evacuation
t1f the island and the relinqti tishmeue Of
Spanish sovereignty. On the contrary
they have redoublet their eRontS to 81
ctfrs tfese objects but they are mot dis
posed 10 insist upon the performances Of
irnpo. ibIe tasks amd their demands
via be largely shaped by thstr knows
edge that tbs spaniards are aoang in
ner6ectiy good Gath in their EFFORTS to
carry out the terms Of the protocol.
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WASHINGTON, Oct, 21.-Judge Cox.
In the district supreme court, to-day de-
oided the cases Of George b. Wigbtman
and Of w1lliam H. wharton against
Secretary Gage. in favor OF the secre-
tary Of the treasury. one suit sought
an Injunction ard the other n man
dAmus, the basis Of complaint In eacn
being the rejection by the secretary OF
the treasury OF bids submitted for the
recent wnr loan bond issue by the COM
pladnants. Secretary Gage rejected the
bids, believing the bidders really repre-
sented certain institutions. Judge Cox
to-day held that unLcT the act OF Con-
gress the secretary Of the treasury had
discretion in t.se award OF the bonds,
and the intene OF Congress was that
they should go to individuals. to the eX-
clusion Of banks md corporations
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Az AIoNo rHE LIVE
Tho presldsnt's Trip Through Indiana
ContiHuOuE ova'i"n.

The prrsldsnus Trip Through Indiana "
ContInuouH Ovaiion.
NoBLEsvILLE. Ind, oct. 2t.-Pres-
issnt Mckinley to-day before he had
breakfast addressed two immense au-
dIspces The meetings we're at Logans-
port and Kokomo. At tho latter place
the scene was one OF the most Inspiring
Of the entire trans Mississippi tour. In
splte OF dampncss and the cold wind
that aWept down from the north, the
crowd was enormous. Hundreds OF
school children were In evidence, each
provided with flag and all glvin6 lus-
Ia cheers for the President. The BOOM
inc OF cannon and shrieking OF steam
whistles reused the President from
sleep shortly after six and at seven ne
spoke to 5000 at Logansport. kokomo
was reached al 7:30 and here the Fresl-
dent was warmly cheered by Bather-
ing that seemed wholly out or propor-
ton 10 the size OF the town.
Al LOgansport the President was In
troduced by Senator Fairbanks. He
said:
NV Fellow Citizens, about a week
oro entered your state ut o'clock In
the morning and was greeted by tens OF
thousAnds Of people in the city OF
,rsgrc Hnute. An hour earlier meet
ms erent throng Of mV fellow eoun-
tryrnen. BUT since Dewey entered Ma
Mia hay on that early morning IN MAY
there has been no hour too early for the
neople or the United States to assemble
20 rejoice over our nltlonnl victories
and 10 manifest their desire for an
honorable and triumphant peace. GAP
pinuse.l The flag never seemed so dear
10 Us as II does now and It never float
ed over 30 many places ns II does now
(Applause.) "a voice In the crowd; 1T
viii stay therGD have rejoiced as !
have journcyed through the country at
inc patriotism Of the people. The nag
Of our country Is In every mans hnnd
and patriotism is in every mans henrt.
CApplnuse) That Is good omen FOR
our country. our army and our navy
have done brilliant service, have addca
new honors TO the American name; CIV
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KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Oct, 2l,-A spe-
clal to the star from Fort Worth, Tex,
says: Trouble between whites and
blacks over politics has eliminated in
a fight, in which Hope Adams. indie
pendent cariidatc for sheriff, and head
or Of the independent movement nguinst
the Whitc Mems Association, was shot
and lclNled. Adams was fired on by un-
known parties. concealed in the county
court house. The shooting was precip-
ltnteSl by n negro named Jenkins, who
fired on the white men in the court
house. The sheriff has wired Governor
Culberson that he Is unnble to preserve
order, and wants troops sent TO the
scene at one.
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or JACKSON RIDGE
WOOdsasld IhronEod with oil Mon-A big
wild cut strike.

TVnd cut strike.
Special Dispatch to the Inteiilgeneer.
wooDsFIELD. o., Oct. 21.-There is
considerable excitement in connection
with the oil business in woodsheld and
Monroe county. Practical oil men are
coming on every train and working day
and night as though they thought this
"the only" territory.
In the Jackson ridge field there are
thirty-five producing wells and not a
Custer. There were few test wells put
down outside Of this field proper, which
are dry.
The greatest excitement, however, is
caused by the wild cater put down two
miles west Of developments, near Ed
wilma postoffice, on Rich Fork Of the
Little MuskIngum. This wen is re-
ported to be all the way from fifty to 800
barrels. The operators who own this
are the most active in securincg new
territory, and, with the competition
among oil men, farmers are able to get
about their own price for leases and
rentals.
This territory Is being developed
largely by practical oil men, and tender
fee come in for what they get.
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PAR1s pEAcR CONEIssIoN,


stiiI Considering Cuban AGairI-Ehe
PhilippinS Problem.
PARIs, OCT. d--phe United states
ana spanish psacs- commits lon1 held
Separate sessions tiiiS morning. and
wbe, the Joint session ope1,sd taiis AFTER
noon It was believed the Cuban question
would NOT be decided today, but would
BE- taken up again at the joint session
on Monday next.
Am EFFORT Is being nifnds here to create
the irnpCe ON that there b soma under-
standing between the United States aud
SPAIN regarding the Philippine Islands,
outside OF the statements c0ntained IN
tle third artSc1e OF the PROTOCOL That
artiola enIbodaes the only agreement be-
tween the United StUte9 and Spain N
regard to the Philippine Islano9s and 81
clear1y eets forth that the United States
Will occupy and hold the bay, city and
barbor Of Manila pending the conclo.
sion 6f o treaty Of peace, which ana4
daterntue the control, disposition and
eovernment OF the P11flippins Istand9
Beyond this protocol agreement, It can
h5 assatted with confidence, there g
n otfIer understan93ng on the subject
between the United States and Spain,
ard the agreement arrived &c Rteh
Spain was that the control OF the FnA-
ibiue Islands should Ct be decided by
the commissions now sitting here, an9
suain understood that tlIe protocol
did not determine anything as to spaihs
intimate sovereignty in the Phsllppine
Ielanda It was understood by DOM
powers that ttIs protocol was compacss
Nv which lt was agroe1 the peace com~
Intsgion should d,steTmine the fuenro
digposataou Of the Philippine Isiand3
Tl1ig VIII be done when the Cuban quos-
tiou 8 settled, and after tine points re-
lating to Porto Rico and the LadroneS
have been passed upon.
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ATLANTA, Ca, Oct. 21.-The war in
vestlgation commission arrtved hero
over the Southern railway at 10 O'Clock.
after calling upon General Pennington.
In command Of the department. proceed
ed TO Fort Mcpherson The only work
TO bo done here is in connection with
the hospital Ht the fort The members
separated Into parties Of two each for
the purpose OF visiting the various di-
visions OF the institution. They encoun-
tered no complaint from the sick men.
and tlpe nurses stIted that the work
some, owing to tho decrease in the
number Of patients,
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TERsE TRLEsRANs.

Swiss exports TO the Uultod States
last August showed an incresc of over
S25O,OOO compRred with Augu Of the
preceding year, R
A statement prepared at the general
Mnd office shows that at the present
tinre there are 579,36S,214 ACRE % unnp--
propriated and unrsServed pubic land
in the United States, exclusive OF
Alaska,
From information obtained o. the
general land ofrice Il Hppcaru that there
was an Increase Of nearly 900 mineral
entries during the fiscal year 1883 as
compared with 1897. This Il % said, in
dicAtcs marked revival Of The mining
Industry, which had fallen to a lowest
cbb In 1895, when but T5I on,ril1 were
made.
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CHICAGO. Oct 2l.-As result OF the
visit Of President Frank Thompson and
other high officials of the Pennsylvania
railroad 10 Chicago, that company wih
ne once began the execution OF n plan
OF truck construction involving the eX-
pandlturc OF more than &i,OO0,O00. In
detail the scheme provides for the lay-
ing OF double tracks for the Pam Handle
and Pennsylvania lines between Chaca-
go and LOgRuSport and Fort Wayne,
Indiana
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TlAsToM Pa, och 2l.-The funeral
Of Col. Charles A. wtlCoff, who fell on
tho 6eld before Santiago on July ].
was held in Easton to-day. with fuil
military honorA The day was observed
"a, general holiday by the people OF
Easton and Rs vicinity, and the streeta
wore crowded all day, the stores. banks
ana industries being shut down
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CHICAGO. Oct, 81. - Deputy Sheriff
Webster, from vlrden. ILL.,, is in Chdcn-
go to-day with warrants for the arrest
OF President r. c. Loucks and Secretary
W. l, York, OF the Chicago VlrIlen Coal
Company. The wRrTants charge man
slaughter, The deputy sheriff and two
Chicago detectives wcro unable to ind
Mr.. LOucks and Secretary York. and
have not been 0ble us yet 10 serve the
warrants
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PITTSBURGH. Pa. Oct q = Two
thousand coal miners in the fourth and
nth pools on the Mononguhe, river
struck to-day for the enSOUcqnene Of
tho Chicago agreement The strikers
are preparing for n long slego, Ind are
camps near the uiines TO
prevent nun-union miners from work.
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MATCHLESS 'MACR.'
Continuous ovation Marked the
Passage ofthe President
THROUGH INDIANA AND OHIO.
City and Hamlet DEFY the Dis
agreeable Weather
AND TURN OUT THOUSANDS

10 Honor the chief E1seatlvs-rhe
Most Imposing Denomination was At
indianapolis, Where ths Prtsidsnt
Dslivsrsl ths n1oss striking and Elo-
quOnt AddSs,-, In the Course OF Witch
ho PAID GrAsofal tribute 70 the Late
vlss.Prssldsnt Hendricks, and Referred
20 E1.Prssldsat harrison-A SIagnlh-
cont Outbnrss OF Eioqusuee as Coll
umbps.
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1HE PRESBYIERIANS.
The Second Days Proceedings Of
Pennsylvania Synod.
CONDITION OF PRESBYTERIES

shows an Aggregate lIsnbsruhip onaOE,-
600. Divided among I,O7S chprehst
1850 sunday sohOot orSanizatioh' Of
aas,ooo sehoiars-HsAlsAy RinaneiAl
11hlbit-Work Of the Church Among
the Frosdmsn-Rsport Or Synodieai
su.tsnatlon-Jadgs Brown's Complaint
ofRituallStio Practices.
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NOT 10 WHEELING,
Efforts to have the Prssldsnt Como this
Afternoon Failed.

EfoTi0 @ have tho FFeaIueht OUnlU 'III1
Afternoon Failed.
An efrort was made yesterday after
noon and last night to have President
mckinley come east via Wheeling, and
Incidentally address the peOplc. Con-
gressnau Dovener and others Joined In
a telegraphic invitation 10 the Presi-
dent hut at 3 ocscck this morning the
President had not replied, and It ls not
Nlce!y he Will come: in fact, the party
Iefb Columbus via the Pam Handle road,
ana not on the Baltimore & Ohio. as
Was hoped.
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WASHING ON. ~ct. 2t,-Thc tele-
gram wus received by the secretary OF
the navy to-day from Admiral Dewey,
at MunlSa, saying tnat the collier Nero
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AKAGNiTICENT OUTBuRsT
OF EIoqusnes At Columbns-S,o 900 People
Greet PrNsIdsnt There.

Greet President Thsr'.
COLUMBUS, o., Oct. 2i.-Ths presi-
DENTAL train arrived at Columbus about
$3.50 p. m. Notwithstanding the heavy
downpour of rain an immense crowd had
assembled at the depot and the spacious
building resounded with cheers. Fully
1000 people who had patiently waited
more than an hour were packed Into the
Immense hall. President Mckinley said:
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For west Virginia and Western Penn
avivRnin. rain, followed by clearing; cool
eF: fresh to brisk northwest winds.
Inn.l TenaueFaturr,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-08-07
VSluGS
to be
Proud Of
Special Interest
to Women

Ladies' fine Bingham and Percale
Shirt Waists-stripes and checks
regular price 90 cents. now. .......... -
Fine French Percale Shirt Waists
Bayadere and Bias Stripes. ......".... ID
Fine Zephyr Bingham Shirt Waists
fancy Plaids and Stripes
formerly sold at $1.69 to $l,98, now. 90
Ladies' Silk and Satin String Ties
fancy figured or plain colors....",-.. .l2A
Pleated Chiffon Trimmings. ......."... 5
New lawn and Cambria Emb'd
In~ssrtings for Shirt Waists. ...,....".. .l2b
3-inch Tafreta and Gros Grain
Ribbons all colors and black. ""..,,. .l2A
Fancy Bayadere. Stripe and Plain
Tafreta RIbbons-also Satin G.. Co.. ID
Extra fne II. 4 ". Jean Waists
with hose supporters--value 30. ..,. 70
Extra long waist Sateen Corsets-
double side stecls-lace trim, ID
Extra Heavy Coutille Corsets
Sateen hnish-iong waist .....,,.....,. a.
Ladies' and Children's fancy
Straw Hats all colors-now. ........,, 10
| Black and White Milan Sailors ,........ -
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uoeio,v .,d AS Speelal
''oo'S'y o"N We
Other Essentials oFer

Ladies' Fast Black Hose............
Children's fine Ribbed Cotton Hose
fast black-double soles. ............... .12S
Mems fine Cotton Hose-fast
Black and Tan shades. ................. 10
Ladies' Rembrandt Ribbed Lisle Hose
fast Black and Russet shades. .......... 20
Ladies' Richelieu Rib Isle Vests
silk finish neck and ............... "a
Ladies' Washable Seersucker Skirts
deep rufied bottom-full size ......... ~
Mems Balbrlggan Shirts and Drawers. %
Mems Pepperel Jean Drawers..."...... AT
Mems Madras Negligee Outing Shirts
new styles-separate cuffs to each. 30
Full size close Woven Hammocks-
with spreader--full colored
really good value at % cents.......... 40
Quire Box Statlonery-Linen and Satin
h~nish-cream and tinted-commer-
cial and octave size ...................
Canvas covered and Iron Bound Steamer
Trunks-bras ock-sheeti iron
bottom-malleable amps.......... 2.2S
Il inch Genuine Alligator Club Bags
leather lined-covered frame
brass lock-stay hinge .-......" ~
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SOUGHT GOLD IN SIBERIA.
Two Americans and Four EnGliShncn Said
to De In Prison for Doing So.

TACOMA. Wash. Aug. OF. W. Beasley. ex-
County Assessor Of Miles City. Mon. and
Louis snltchct Of San Francisco have returned
to st. Michael. Alaska. from a years prospect
ing trip along the Alaskan and Siberian
coasts. They penetrated into the interior
OF Siberia for 700 miles. and were
within 100 miles of convict settlements.
when they met a Russian Commissioners
who warned them TO leave the country under
penalty Of imprisonment, the law strictly pro
Russian declared that two Americans and four
EnRlishmen who persisted In violating this law
in 1885 were serving terms in a Siberian
their names.
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RESULT:
Wash Dress
Fabrics

proper Prices al the roper limc.
A large purchase Of Linen Crashes Ia
responsible for these quotations. which
are " far and away" below usual price.
"a cent silk striped Linen Crashes. .12S
Is cent extra heavy Linen Crashes
corded stripes. plains and
embroidered zigZag effects.......... 81
12s cent Dotted Linen Crashes. ......... Z
9l cent Plain Linen Crashes-suit-
able for skirts and boys suits ........ 81
We also offer
Extra fine Bombay Madras-full
yard wide-nnest quality made.
l"1SA8" stylesl-neat plaid and
check effects-sold elsewhere as a
bargain at 12h cents-here.. az
Extra fine French Batistes-fancy
stripes and ~all-over fiEures-now ...... 9H
Extra fine Scotch Dimlties-White and
Black dots lin assorted sizesl on Red. tx
40 inch Lawns and Batistes-were 10. AZ
Best American Ginghams-worth 10. 5A
French Organdies. Plumetis. Dimities
and swisses-fnest goods imported
rapid sellers at q and 80 cents
phenomenal offering at............. OK
Fast Black Cotton Grenadines. copies OF
all-silk goods at 80 the yd............ IL
Fine Scotch Ginghams-32 %inch-large
assortment of styles-value .15........ Ok
Extra fine Zephyr Ginghams-27 inch
endless variety OF ~stylcs-worth .12h. ga
Fancy Plaid and Lace Ginghams-
made TO sell at 10 cents. ............... 3H
Yard wide fine Percales-good styles
this seasons designs-worth To-. 5
IL cent French Percales-yard wide-best
assortment-no broken lots.."......... Z
Is cent Black Brooaded Sateens........ 9A
French Printed Sateens-sllk styles. 81
10 cent French Sateens. fancy shades
tdress and waist lengths only)........ 5S
New Dress Cambrics-Navy. Cardinal.
Black. Gray and Second Mourning. 80
Good Quilting Calicoes-fast colors...... 2H