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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-11-06
A Man in Disguise.

A AIarion-avenue. West indianapolis host
ess entertained at a masquerade party
Monday evening for her women friends.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-11-06
Hosiery

HOSE FOR BOYS, either medium or heavy
weight spliced heel, sizes 6 to 10, 15c
quality; ALTERATION SALE PRICE
(3 for 25c), each. ........................9c
HOSE FOR LADIES, heavy fieece-lined,
spliced heel, fast black, our Zoe lead
er; ALTERATION SALE PRICE. .....7c
HOSE FOR BOYS, extra heavy, for bicycle
wear, spliced heel and toe, double knee
Csc kind; ALTERATION SALE
PRICE .................. .................17c
HOSE FOR MISSES, double knee, spliced
heel and toe, made of fine Saxony yarn,
our Csc quality; ALTERATION
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Nn Mnre to Wear the ARMY Blue.

An order was issued yesterday by the
War Department at Washington honorably
discharging Capt. w. f.. English. The or
der will take effect Dec. 81.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-11-06

At the meeting of the board of education
of the Indiana Baptist Convention yesterday
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COlOred Dress Goods

POPULAR NOVELTIES in checks, plaids
and fancy designs, BE- inches wide Ell
fects are good and serviceable; our every
day bargain 121ac goods; ALTER
ALTON SALE PRICE. .-.....,...........S
ALL-WooL NOVELTY sUITINGs, 8 diff
ferent combinations particularly desirable
for our ALTERATION SALE.
FRENCH FLANNELs, half Wool 33
inches WIDE plaid effects, adapted for
school wear, our Boo quality; for
the ALTERATION SALE. ..............1S
JAMESTOWN sUITINGs, Silk and Wool,
:9S inches wide, our s59c quality; for
the ALTERATION SALE....,..........36
BRADFORD SUITINGs. boucle effects of
pure worsted surface, our 59c quail
ity; for the ALTERATION SALE. .39c
FANCY SUITINGS, granite weaves, of
bright worsted yarn leading shades, az
inches wide. 9Oc quality; for the AL
ITERATION SALE ...........,..........OJ
WHIPCORDS, German make, all Wool.
leading shades. Csc quality; for the
ALTERATION SALE ............,.....O3c
CHEvIOT sERGES, pure worsted, all the
leading shades, 45 inches wide 60, our ev-
eryday CSC leader; for the ALTER
ALTON SALE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
VENETIAN SUITINGs, all Wool, popular
shades, 50 inches wide, 81 quail
ity; for the ALTERATION SALE.....76c
WHIPCoRD MELANGES, one of the best
materials for Tailored Suits, in ; of the
leading shades, our = leader; for the
ALTERATION SALE ..................7:Sc
ILLUMINATED sUITINGs, the most dur
able and fashionable material for tasty
Dresses; the quality is the best and the eff
feet most pleasing; all the leading shades,
~ inches wide, our best ~ .:B5 sell
er; for the ALTERATION SALE. .9Sc
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We Prepay Express

Charges on all purchases amounting to
$500 or over to points within 100 miles
of Indianapolis.
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FORECAST FOR SUNDAY.
Fair weather, with High NOrthwe
Winds, Predicted for Indiana.

Fair weather, with High Northwest
Winds, Predicted for Indiana.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 5.--Forecast for
twenty-four hours ending Sunday at II
D. ia;
For Ohio-Fair; colder; high west to
northwest winds.
For Indiana and Illinois-Fair; high north
west winds, diminishing in force.
Local observations Saturday.
Bar. Their. Ri. Wind. Wea Pree.
a. m...29.72 60 % South Cloudy COS
Maximum temperature, 81; minimum tenn
perature, as.
Following is a comparative statement OF
the temperature and precipitation Nov. s:
Temp. Prec.
Normal ............ ................ - Q.lx
mean ............... .......s.-.-... ~ Uo6
Departure from normal.......... " %. 10
Departure from Nov. 1.........,. .8 s025
Departure from Jan. 1...........s526 A416
*Plus. c. T. r. WAPPENHANS,
Local FORECAST Official
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The drummer who
tries to talk a merchant
into purchasing a bill
of goods may be handi-
capped by a face rem
dsred uusightly by pim-
pies and blotches and
by a foul breath. Some
men imagine that bad
health does not handi-
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The Vim. II. Block Co.

Almost department forced its thet
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-05-13
Grippe Cured.

Last winter I had bad cold and severe cough. was lame in every joint and muscle. was sick and felt as though was coming down with typhoid lever. It was no doubt bad case of grippe. MT F. P. Budge gave me a bot te ot Brazilian Balm, saying he was sure 1t would help me. The relief was almost instantaneous. It quickly stopped my cough and took the grippe With all the pains and soreness out of ny gdy system. l gave the balance of the 2o-cent bottle to Mrs. Bishop Wiley for M her daughter. It proved so beneficial she says she never intends to be without H. Edwin Fitz Jones, Cincinnati, Ohio
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Two Fakirs.

Two fakirs yesterday distributed printed circulars throughout the resident portion of the city stating that the government had issued an order that all persons receiving mail by carrier should put up a mail box.
 This morning the same scamps started out on g canvass where the circulars had been distributed to sell mail boxes oa the installment plan, collecting a small fee in advance.
 The government has passed no such law, and when the fakirs were reported by telephone to the GRAPHIC office this morning this office immediately notified the police, who are now out after them. It is to be hoped the swindlers will be apprehended.
 LATER-The men were captured at 3:30 this afternoon.
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SECOND WARD MEETING.

The Second Ward Democratic meeting was held at Knox's Hall last night. A large crowd of voters were present. Mir. F. M. Hudson was elected chairman and ". E. Tankersley, Secretary.
 The chairman stated the object of the meeting and thereupon the fol- lowing delegates were selected as delegates to the county convention. which will be held on the second day of June:
 JW Crawford. WE Coleman, ' T Knox, J NJ Mccain. W T Wooldidge, W B Alexander. w W Byrd, WZ Tankersly, H c Fox and " E Salee. Mir. J. ". Cra wtord was elected to serve as member of the County Gen. tral committe for the ensuing two years, and w. B. Alexander, NJ. P. Russell and ". $. Helton were elect ed as q ward committee for the same term.
 On motion the meeting adjourned.
 r. NJ. HUDSON,
 Chairman.
 w. '. TANKERsLEY,
 Secretary.
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NOTICE.

NO sales made on Sundays; no telephone orders received; no de- liveries. All orders shall receive prompt attention as late as 1O:3O o'clock D. m. Saturdays. Both phones; free delivery. Orders solicited with a guarantee of satis, faction or your money back.
 Respectfully,
 VIM. WELLS. 3 3 Ct 504 West 8th.
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 A Household Necessity.

Cascarets Candy Cathartic, the most wonderful medical discovery Of the age, pleasant and refreshing to the taste, act gently and positively on kidneys, liver and bowels, cleans ing the entire system, dispel colds, cure headache, fever, habitual con stipation and biliousness. Please buy and try box of c. c. c. today; 10, 9, 50 cents. Sold and guaranteed to cure by all druggists. 323 eodt
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CAMP DODGE. Mir. Geo. g. Valiant Writes About the Camp Life of our Soldier
 Boys.
CAMP DODGE,


 DEAR MR. ADAMs:-Today marks the seventh day of the stay of the Jefferson Fencibles in Camp Dodge. The boys are all becoming aceustom- ed to camp life and the sun is tan hing us all nice brown. The sun burn went hard with some of those accustomed to indoor life. When we get our new brown suits our faces will be just in keeping with them. Tuesday was an eventful day with some of the companies. The Fencibles left camp at q. m. o'clock and were marched to the State House, where the physical examination was held. Two sets of physicians held the examination. The boys were stripped of all clothing and a critical examination was made. Iwenty-seyen of our company were refused. Some of them felt exceeding downcast about it. The successful ones were equally as sorry to see their comrades go, as they marched off to the depot. It was made known at camp this morning that Lieutenant Clyde B. Smith and Sergeant Tom Moss had been gwen another trial and had passed. The two were received eE- Enthusiastically and were carried about the camp on the shoulders of their comrades. Several of the other members passed on a second trial being given them. The yacan- cies made in our ranks by the ex- animation are rapidly filling up. We are again forging to the front and several boys from other com papies have joined us. The com pany first bringing it's ranks up to the required number will be mustered in first and given first place.
 We are frequently asked when and where we expect to be sent. It may seem strange, but we boys in camp know less about those things than people on the outside. Except for the visitors to the camp, we are completely isolated from the world. We lose count of the days of the week and month and do not keep posted on local affairs. All home papers are read with relish and the GRAPHICs you send us are eagerly sought for by all the boys in camp. Of course none of us get homesiek, but the Pine Bluff train never passes unnoticed and it's passing is always commented upon. We have some Pine Bluff visitors every day; all of them take pleasing interest mus.
 We are rapidly beginning to be made the subjects of kodak fends. Several amateurs, especially ladies, come out every day. Our company was caught twice today as we were scattered over the ground eating dinner.
 We are no longer messing in squads now. We have a company cook tent and head cook. Each meal is prepared by the cook and his detailed assistants. They wash the dishes now, too. All we have to do is to eat and we have had several first-rate meals. We are all glad to be relieved of washing the dishes. The last day each mess washed it's own dishes one of the religiously in- clined members entered game of seven-up to settle who should wash the dishes for the mess.
 Remember us in making out your mailing list.
 Very truly yours,
 GEO. s. VALIANT.
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MGREGOR PLACE
Under Water and Capt. Adams
 Thinks Crops are Ruined.

Capt. Bob Adams of Noble Lake is is in town today and in talking to a GRAPHIC reporter stated that on the McGregor place there are 500 acres of the most fertile farming land in the State covered with water This property is owned by Mr. Adams and he thinks it is very much damaged
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IUIN yUUTSs
 Gro. s. VALIANT.

Use Eureka Cream and remove wrinkles and rough complexion. leaving the skin smoothe and beau tiful as in youth. especially useful for young babies heads. For sale by all leading druggists. 55 d1m
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NOTICE.

The undersigned is at home on a brief leave of absence for the pur- pose of winding up his business affairs. All persons having settle ment to make in any way will con- fer a favor by calling at ny office. My buggy horse is for sale or ex- change for a saddler. Please be prompt. z. Orto.
 , 10 d2t.
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PLEURIsY QUICKLY CURED.

I have suffered the most excruciating pains in the side. The Doctor said it was Pleurisy. The Brazilian Balm gave me me almost instant relief when every tnlng else failed, and permanently cured ne; l took 1t and had some warmed and rubbed on strong.
 MRS. ELIZABETH PARCELS,
 Marcus Hook, Pa.
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AS TO CIRCULATION.

The Daily GRAPHIC has nearly double the circulation of any other Pine Bluff daily newspaper. and the Daily andi Semi-Weekly GRAPHIC have combined circulation larger than that of any other Pine Bluff daily or weekly newspaper. Advertisements accept ed on this guarantee.
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Don't Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your Life
Away.

Away
 If you want to quit tobacco usin 2 easily and forever, be made well, strong, magnetic, full of new life and vigor, take No-TO-Bac, the wonder worker that makes weak men strong Many gain ten pounds in ten days. Over 100000 cured. Buy No-To-Bae from your own drug gist, who will guarantee cure. Booklet and sample free. Address, Sterling Remedy Co, Chicago or New York. 323 cod t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-05-13

Is this government of the peo- pie, by the people, and for the peo- pie, or government of few, by a few and for a few2
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ToXICOLA TARLETs

Are the best Tonic and Liver Regulator i'll the world. They give new blood, healthy flesh and strength. Best family medicine. Only IS and 5oeents a box. Give them a trial.
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THE PAST guarantees the future,
 t is not what we say, but what Hoods Sarsaparill4 does, that tells the tory, Remember HOODS CURES
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PINE BLUFF. ARK. MAY 13. 1898

Entered at the Post-office at Pine Bluff. Ark. .assec0nd-classm mailmatter
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WILL the Democratic party of Jefferson county be led by ring in it's nose?
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,og Medic
 IIlers" and Fash1

5, strong nerves a'' 9 healthy sil flesh, ,,aad can 2 I pnfholesome nfpoI e.de"sa fona
 < 'BlSVn I" not reach he the { I,,,.I " The stomach mnd 5 IlIeI, sliIseIesed sfter. The sa4 I ] s'5 x fO take after eacp| a |l.sd ElssI oi vegetable eed| es1 l9Iss l9s'l golden ol seal ana ana
 5, druggists under uInte
 ,.aposia S. Tablets,
 \, I'te tsEen after meals Us
 ronderfully becaus'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-05-13

There are. four seasons to each year And each season brings fashions to wear rLis s of more importance than spring and fall For to enjoy outdoor exercise and soclable calls This most desirable season IS now on hand The glorious month of May is for all to enoy And beg to remind you to speedily attend The most suitable garments to examine and buy This season has brought to light ss The most wonderful fashions of years gone past And it's beauties will be appreciated alike Which even the four hundred will readily attest So lay your heavy winter raiments aside And don the more suitable colors in light We have everything you will admire And are able to suit the most fastdious buyer. Wolf Nichols has with you for years and expects to
 remain
 And the height of his enterprise he will surely attain He favors his customers, one and all And is pleased to receive any ones call We have the goods and the ready gold And we do not allow to be undersold Small profits and quick sales has been the rule o our
 store
 And we expect to keep it up forever more.
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SUBSCRIPTION PRIcE.

SUBSCRIPTION PRlcEs o>a Daily one copy. one week. ........ 15c. Oatlv one copy. one month...... 65c. nasly one cony, six months. ...... $3.75 naily one c0py. one year......... $7.50 SunSev edition one year.........$ $2.008 Semi Weekly, per year. ...,-......:.. $i.oO ALL SUBSCRIPTIONS DUR NADvAN0E
 WITHOUT ExCEt ZION.
 OFFICE: 216 W. BARRAQUE ST.
 TELEPHONE No. 1G2. aa4s
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At Howe & Stetson's
Interesting News For Thursday July IA.

Black Grenadines-Black all silk Grenadines 45 inches wide, in stripes, figured and plain effects, were $1.5o, St.75, S2.oo and S2.25.
 Thursday, only sl.2o yard. colored Grenadines-45 inch all- silk Grenadines in greens, blue, brown and also a few changeable effects, were S1.75 and $a.25 a yard. Thursday, only oSc.
 Lace Department.
 Thursday and till inventory, if not sold out before, White, Cream and Ecru Laces and Insertions in fine qual- ity and great variety of width, worth soc. to s1.oo yard.
 wNow only 25c. Fancy Embroidered Linen Batiste and Mousseline de Soie, worth $t.OO to s2.oo yard. Now only soc. Gloves-4 button Black Kid Gloves, plain and fancy backs, choice quail ity, our very-day price $1.5o. Thursday and till sold, o7c. pr.
 Odd lot Kid Gloves worth S1.oo and upwards.
 Thursday and till sold 47c. a pr. White and Black Silk Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, worth 35c. and o2c. each. Thursday and till sold loc. ca.
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Great Sale of
 Remnants.

All our remnants in Prints, Ginghams, Flannels, White Goods, Crashes, Table Cloths, Lawns, Muslins, Organdies, Etc., Etc., that have collected during the season, are marked down, regardless of their original value. Will be placed on center tables Thursday a. III. to close out for in- vent0ry.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-07-14

1 his always attractive de- partment is made doubly so by an extra pairing of prices for this Dissolution Sale.
 Drawers.
 Good Muslin Drawers, wide cambric ruffle, I5c.
 Good Muslin Drawers with wide urn- brella rufle, hemsttched lace or em- broidety, 25c.
 Good Cambric Drawers, fine Val. lace, wide rufies of fine wide embroidery or heavy cluny lace and insertion, 49c.
 Night Robes.
 Muslin Night Robes, empire, V or high neck. rows of insertion, fine Ham, burg edge finish, value 7sc. Now 49c. Cambrc or Muslin Night Robes, all finished with fine embroidery. some with ribbon, esc grade, 75c.
 Fiue Nainsook, Cambric or Muslin Night Robes, lace or embroidery trim ming, formerly $1.4s Now 9Sc.
 Finer Night Robes priced $2, 50 and '$3,75, fall to S1.6o and Sa. 50.
 Petticoats.
 Good Muslin Petticoats, deep cambric ruffle or lawn umbrella ruff1e and Ham, burg edge, soc. Good Muslin Petticoats, with wide lawn founce, deep edge of fine wide en- |broidery, 75c. A great many different Muslin and Cambric Skirls, cambric ruffle, with two insertions of lace or fine embroidery, or Hamburg edging. 96c.
 Fine Cambric Skirts, three rows of Val. lace insertion and fine lace edge, SIPS.
 Short Muslin Underskirts, deep ruff fes, 2sc.
 Good Muslin Walking Skirts, deep ruff les, 25c.
 Good Muslin Underskirts, wide hem ruff1es or lace edgings. 39c. Fine Cambric Underskirts, deep ruff les and fine Hamburg edgings, 7sc. Low neck, lace or embroidered Corset Covers, trimmed armholes, 25c.
 Good Muslin Covers, 6c.
 Good Muslin Covers, trimmed, ernb, oc For the Children.
 Fine Cambric Dresses. open work |yokes, square effect, and wide ruffles l25c.
 Several styles of Short Dresses, white and colored, marked from Si. 4s to esc.
 Children's Fine White Petticoats, 2 to TO yrs., with rufle, I2 I.2c., oz embroi- Idery, 25c. ..-,-.
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Price Ha1ved Again.

Splendid bargains. $1.oo Ruf1ed Muslin Curtains at soc a pair.
 $7.so Velour Portiers, pr, $5.oc $S. 50 Imported Couch Covers, 5.oc SIP, 50 Panels, hand painted, $7. 5c $5.oo Panels, very showy, S. .oc SI. 50 Couch Pillows, o8e
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The Tempting Table

in Daylight Square display an array of useful and fancy articles, thatas bargains, stand second to nothing in the Dissolution Sale. Sales here are simply tremendous.
 Cold Cream Glycerine and Blue Rib-
 bon Soap, cakes in box, SC I5c Velvet Back Hat Brushes, SC 25c Gilt Photo Frames, 15c $1.75 Celiuloid Hair Brushes, $I.oo 9sc Shopping Bags, 25c Seal Card Cases and Pocket Books, soc S2.qs Jeweled Velvet Belts, o8c Oakley's Bay Rum Shampoo. reduc-
 ed to roc 10 varieties of Honiton Braids, SC
 and 9c., all at 20 JOG Corona Cotton, 4c oc Crochet Silk. 2c $I. 50 to $500 Commenced Pieces, soc qSc Commenced Pieces, soc 15c Ce1luloid Soap Boxes, ec 49c Soap Dishes, 25c Metal Soap Boxes, ec I5c Perfumed Ammonia, SC
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Broken Belt Prices.

A blooming bargain in 15o dozen fine Leather Belts for ladies. Four kinds of col- ored leather with leather cov- cred buckles. stitched and lined, worth 39c to soc.
 Selling straight at IS cents,
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Children's Reefers-On Thursday and until sold at Sl.00, $l 50, Sl.S715 and S2.5O, S3.25 and S3.75-All new, and pick of the market for styles and quality, but must go before inventory. All Silk Lined Ladies' Suits Your choice at 5000 each. Were $500 to S22.5o.
 Ladies' Suits at SC. oS-Only a few left, in colors, but all in good sizes and styles, Prices were 5000 to S1o.5o.
 Bicycle Suits reduced to $2.50 and $3.oS from $500 to $50. 1Please remember that the above goods are new, this seasons pur- chase and are not out of style yagrants, but go they must before inventory.
 White Umbrella Skirts-That we have been selling at Si.0o, at soc. each to close before inventory. Corset Covers-A lot of Corset Covers in sizes 40, AZ, A and 4o only, that have been 3oc. to soc.
 To close at 25c. each. Women's Vests-Women's pure silk Jersey Vests, low neck and sleeveless, in small sizes only. Have been our S1.oo goods. Thursday and till sold, 25c. each.
 Women's white cotton shaped Jersey Vests, finished with pink, blue or lavender lace at neck and arms. Sizes 4, 5 and 6. We have sold this make at 21c.
 Thursday only l21Ac. each.
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Flow Blue Ware.
Lace Curtains Cut.

Not the curtains, the byzce. U nsold balance of several lines of Fine Brussels, Cluny, Antique, Point Arabe, Ken. aissance and others, to ( pairs of a pattern, now mark ed $1o. co a pair.
 Four ehozce at $5,oo Pazr
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The Auction Linens

 have stirred regular Linen room stocks to their depths, Other things fall in line with that immense price cut. Like: Soc Linen Batisto striped, figured and embroidered, 2sc yd. 15c Colored Plaid and Striped Lawns 1oc yd.
 1000 Yards of 36 inch Berkeley, extrs Cambric, roc yd. Sr.1o value in a 12-4 Blanket, medium weight at 9oc pair. 6 TAG line of Outing Flannels during this sale, SC
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Good Cheap Perca1es.

5000 Yds. of Cocheco Per cales, yd. wide, fast colors, waist and wrapper opportuni- ties. Price reduced from JOG a yd to
 Sale price, 6c a yd.
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IA Great Reduction

in Waist Sets. Pearl, gold and sterling silver. Some thirty lots. Prices were 3oc to $1.5o. Any of them 25c InOW.
 LOG and 25c Side Combs, .o5 soc Yale Waist Sets, .25 'I5c White Waist Sets, .o5 ST. 50 Yale Spoons, IS SIC to $2.oo Garters with ster-
 ling clasps, 25c and soc
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BABY CARRIAGES.

Proportionate reductions on Go-Carts at $2, 49, $3.49, $4.49, $5.49, $5 69, $6. 69, etc.
 Refrigerators right plum in season, selling at nearly half their retail prices.
 A few odd Lawn Mowers, all sizes, clearing out at $I.75.
 Three ply Garden Hose, oc foot,
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Book Bargains.

A lot slightly rubbed and shop-worn Catholic Prayer Books, full morocco binding, gilt edge. Three divisions. | Pefa1I Dissolution 1 Prlce: .Sale Prize soc to SIPS. 25c | $I.oo to $2.s so soc | I.4o to $3.5o $r.oo Among other good offer |ings in books, don't miss the
 8S cent price on Copyright
 fiction that lately brought from o8c to $1.59 a book. Yours at 88 cents.