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The record-union., 1898-08-07
COMMISSIONERS TO HAWAII.
WILL PASS THROUGH sACRA-
MENTO TO-DAY.
A Twenty Minutes Reception to
be Given the Visitors at
the Depot.

Not the least in Importance of the
results of the war with Spain has been
the annexation of the Hawaiian ISL
ands, to complete which a commission
composed of United States Senators
Morgan, Cullom and Hit is now en-
route to the islands. These Commits
sioners will reach Sacramento this
afternoon at 4:50 Clock and it is pro-
posed to give them a suitable recep-
ton on their arrival
1t had been the desire of the Cham
Der of Commerce Reception Committee,
Of which Mayor Land is Chairman, to
have the Senators remain over here for
an hour or two and give them a quiet
but fitting reception in the State Lii
brary at the Capitol, but as they are
travelling on the regular overland train
their stay will be limited to twenty
minutes. This caused a change of pro-
gram, and the arrangement now is that
the visitors will be received at the
depot.
superintendent Wright has given the
committee the privilege of occupying
the balcony of the depot, to which the
Senators will be escorted on their ar
rival by a committee composed of May
or Land, Hon. Grove L. Johnson, Jo-
seph Steffens, DR.. G.. L. Simmons, J. 3.
Wright, E. b. Willis, c. Titus, E.
Twitchel, William Mclaughlin, A. c..
Herrick, G. p. Gilbert, j. NJ. Henderson,
john We'll, William Beckman, 2. T..
Johnson, j. NJ. Morrison, j. w Wilson,
A. Hebron, W. H. Eckhardt, c. Kauf-
man, c. T. Barton, r. T. Cohn, d. H.
Quinn, A. Mester and Fred Mason.
The Governor will be represented by
Private Secretary Peter j. Shields, and
State Librarian Coombs, and DR.. Mat
thews of the State Board of Health
have been invited to join in receiving
bers of the Reception Committee are
requested to meet at the Chamber of
Commerce room at o'clock.
1t is expected that one or more of the
Commissioners will respond to a re-
quest for a short address from the bal
cony, as they are all good single
handed takers.
There are several ladies in the party,
who will not, it is assumed, care to
leave their coach, so it has been ar
ranged that they shall be entertained
by a committee of ladies, who will
bring fruits and flowers for them The
members Of the ladies' Reception Com
mittee are Mesdames w. d. Lawton,
r. /. Bentley, j. B. Wright, Ed. r.
Hamilton, T. W. Sheehan, George w.
Peltier, A. j. Johnston, G. II. Cum
mings, and Misses J. NJ. Todman and
Emily Nj. Thompson.
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DRAPERY DEPT. REDUCTIONS.

Single pairs chenille portieres,
ranging from $3.50 per pair up
to $l2 per pair.
Portieres sold at sig per pair
regular. Clearance sale price,
$7.75 per pair. Our So and
$3.50 line. The lot at clearance
sale prices, So so per pair. These
are all good values at the regu-
lar prices. Only a few left to Sc
lect from.
so pairs tapestry portieres, 81
yards long, SO inches wide, with
very heavy fringe top and bot
tom. Extra fine quality and
pretty patterns; our regular
price $3.50 per pair. Clearance
sale price, $3.9S per pair.
20 pieces white madras mus
lin, with colored figures and
dots, Sc inches wide; regular
prices Csc and 35c per yard.
Used for curtains or drapery.
Clearance sale price, 13c per
yard.
25 dozen Turkish mop, rags;
regular price Of these has al
ways been 81 dozen. Clearance
sale price, 6Oc per dozen.
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SUMMER CLEARANCE Sale
ST. Reduced to 1OC.

Short back sailors in white
and coiors. Rough straw brim
and crown. Were sold all season
at 81 and $1.25. We are clos
ing them out at Csc.
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Articles Of incorporation.

Articles of Incorporation were yes
terday filed in the office of the Sec
retary of State as follows:
Chino Bowling Club. Formed for the
advancement of athletic sports. Princi-
pal place of business. Chino. Directors
George Weimar, r. G. Mella. N.
Sloppy NJ. r. Levy, Z. Faride, w. II.
Snyder, e. j. Gates. Max Ortman. Max
Eshenbeck, p. Krause. Chino. and John
StolZ. OXnard No capital stock.
Paso de Bartolo Water Company
Principal place of business. Paso de
Bartolo, Los Angeles County Di-
rectors-H. w. r. Strong, w II. Rus
sell. Harriet r. Strong. G. p. Strong,
Nellie Del. Strong. all of Ranchito del
Fuerte. Capital stock, $11S,40O. all
subscribed
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Sterling Silver Reduced.

Finest quality black leather
belts, ornamented with cut steel.
Reduced to $1.35.
Fine black leather belt, ster-
ling silver buckle. Reduced to
81.
Sterling silver waist sets, very
heavy. Reduced to soc.
Same as above in gilt. Reduced
to SOC.
Sterling silver waist sets, nice
ly embossed. Reduced to 39c.
The latest thing in waist sets
is the Dura pearl, in lavender.
pink, light blue, sulphur green,
smoked pearl and white. Csc.
Same as above, only small. Re-
duced to 35c.
Seamless wire waist pins, three
in q set. Reduced to I5c.
Sterling silver cuff buttons.
Reduced to 25c.
Jewel hat pins. Reduced to
zoe.
Sterling silver hat pins. Re-
duced to Csc.
The record-union., 1898-08-07
Will Go to Cuha

IT is stated by parties who claim to
know that the new army of occupation
in Cuba will include Colonel Henshaw's $
Eighth Regiment, Colonel McCord's s
Arizona Regiment. Colonel Fox's Cali
fornia Rangers, Battery A of Sacra-
mento, Battery B of San Francisco and
Battery of Salt Lake These in
structions it is said, came from Wash
ington on Monday last. but have been
Kept under cover pending the peace
negotiations.
Had not Spain accepted the condi-
uons, this brigade would have been
sent to Manila. AS arranged, now it
is said that it will go as an army of
occupation in Cuba, to replace the reg
ulars, who are to be sent home
The record-union., 1898-08-07
Toilet Items Reduced.

First class swing razor strop;
regular price, Csc, Sale price,
15c.
j. r. Torrey's combination A.
side razor strop; regular price,
soc. Clearance sale price, Csc.
For this sale only, Davis S.
Browns primrose toilet soap, Sc
per cake.
The Andalusia bouquet toilet
soap, milled and delightfully."-
perfumed; regular price, 25c
box. Clearance sale price, lSc
box.
The Monarch 2-quart fountain
syringe; regular price, S5c.
Clearance sale price, csc.
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The Red Seals and the Stars will play
at Fourteenth and r streets at =
o'clock this afternoon. The line up is
as follows:
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A Launch Party.

Last evening a party of young men
went up to the river to the mouth of
the Feather in the launch Emily, and
had delightful excursion. The mcrn-
hers of the party We're: w. E. Apple
ton, r. A. Forbes. j. H. Shearer, W. ].
Appleton, A. Charleswodt. F. A. Neff,
c. Moore, II. l.. Condor and w. A. Con-
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CaIaveras DELEGATES

The Republican County Committee of
Calaveras County met at San Andreas
on Friday last and appointed the fol-
lowing delegates to the Republican
State and District Conventions: p.
Johnson, Angels: j. ID. Baker, Valley
Spring; c. w. Getchell, San Andreas
NJ. Mcleod Murphys; f. w. Peck.
Mokelumne Hill. At-large F. ].
Goiinsky. San Andreas: c. D. Fontana.
Copperopolis; g. +. Stickie,i Angels; ].
Burt, Glencoe.
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Ex-Minister Angel.

CONSTANTINOPLE, Aug. 6. DR..
James b. Angel, who resigned in May
last and who has been succeeded as
United States Minister here by Oscar
S. Straus Of New York, had an audi
ence with the Sultan yesterday. Mr..
Angel leaves here on August 18th
The record-union., 1898-08-07
Cinnamon Have a High Jinks

The Suey On Tong Chinese society
last night held a good day. feast and
celebration at the headquarters on /
street, between Second and Third.
There We're music, incantations and
feasting. One of the dishes was a
monster chow-chow. by eating of which
the evil forces are supposed to be pro-
pitiated.
The record-union., 1898-08-07
Ransacked the House.

Burglars entered the residence Of c..
p Wilson, 81 ID street, while the fam
lily We're absent yesterday afternoon.
The house was ransacked, but so far
as could be ascertained only a few
pieces Of jewelry of no great value
were stolen.
The record-union., 1898-08-07
Women's Wrappers Re-
duCed to O7C each.

All of our 81 and $1.25 wrap
pers for women. made Of lawn
and percale, light, medium and
dark colors, stripes, figures, etc.,
in attractive fast coIorings,
trimmed neatly and plentifully
with wash braids and neat en-
broidery edges. Clearance sale
price, 97c.
The record-union., 1898-08-07
Runaway Boy Caught.

Some time ago boy named Willie
Ruel ran away from the Founding
Home, and his Whereabouts remained
unknown. Officer Healy of the Chill
dren's Society found him yesterday and
returned him to the home. The boy
had been sleeping about one of the SUI
burban slaughter houses.
The record-union., 1898-08-07
A New Enterprise.

G. II. Gilman, for many years the
proprietor Of the Red House, has closed
out this old Sacramento concern, and is
to take the management of new en-
terprise in this city inaugurated by and
to be known as the Sacramento Home
Supply Company. The office will be in
the same quarters that the Red House
Company occupied.
The record-union., 1898-08-07
Funeral of the Late DIR. Pepper.

,PHILADELPHIA, Aug. G.-The fu-
neral Of the late DR.. William Pepper
the eminent physician and scientist.
who died in California a week ago,
took place here to-day. Private SER
vices We're held at his late residence.
after which public services We're held
at ST James Protestant Episcopal
Church. Interment was made in Lau-
rel Hill Cemetery and was strictly pri-
vate. Only the members of the fam
lily accompanied the remains to the
cemetery.
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Ponulist Convention.

Monday, the 22d@'of this month"; has
been named by the Populists as the
date for their county convention VIM.
Boyne, w. H. Henderson and William
Bowles have been named as a commit
tee to look after opportunities for fus-
ion with other parties
The record-union., 1898-08-07
Restaurant Outfit at Auction.

That splendidly appointed restaurant,
the Delmonico on X street. near
Eighth, is to be disposed of at 10 a. m.
on Monday by Auctioneer w. II. Sha--
burn. The sale is not because the
business has not been successful. but
for reasons that concern the propr:e-
tors only.
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Hotel Arrivals,

Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel
yesterday: j. A. Payne, Chicago G.
A. Keliner, New York; A. G.. Riding,
M. G. Hoffman, g. j. Sweet, Paul S.
Linquist, j. c. Robbins, J. A. West
gate, Geo. A. Brown, j. B. Freed, Jas.
T. Hughes, San Francisco.
The record-union., 1898-08-07
Emma is in a Dilemma

Emma Jackson, the colored woman
accused of stealing SO from Thomas
McKinnon of Towle's Station, was yes
terday arrested by Officer Bailey at
Highland Park, where she was in hid
ing. She is charged with petty larceny.
The record-union., 1898-08-07
WOmen's White Duck
Skirts at OSC.

White duck skirts may be worn
several weeks yet, and we've but
a few left; they're much higher
value than the above quoted
price indicates, are perfect in
cut and hang, are A yards wide
and have deep hem at bottom.
Sale price, CSC.
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Children's Ready-to=
wear Dresses.

ChiIdrcn's dresses, made of
good quality percaIe, lawn or
glngham, waists prettiIy TRIM
med, skirts with deep hem; for
ner prices, 75c to $3. Sale
prices, Z5c, 43c, 4Sc. 72c and
9So. Ages z to IA years.
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WOmen'S Wool Suits
At S4.S7.

These figures are less than
half the worth of what remains
from two lines of many blue and
black wool serge suits. Fly front
jacket, silk lined, skirt perca-
line lined and velveteen bound
bottom. Clearance sale price,
$4.S7.
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Sl.5O Fancy Silks,
Reduced to ST..

We have taken some OF our
latest novelties in silks for
waists from stock, and will re-
duce them greatly during the
sale, which will enable you to
procure a handsome waist or en-
tire dress at n great saving.
These silks are novelty stripes,
checks and bayaderes, that were
$l.5O and $l.75 per yard. Re-
duced to clearance sale price,
81 yard.
The record-union., 1898-08-07
MILLINERY REDUCTIONS.

White chip shapes in three
different styles. These proved
very popular shapes with MS this
season. They have a medium
high crown of smooth French
chip with rough raised brim,
turned at left side or up at back.
Very extra value at the sale
price, 39c.
The record-union., 1898-08-07
WOmen'S Shirt Waists
At OSC

Two of our most attractive
lines this season, sold for $1.5O
and $l.75, made from percale
in fast colors and the patterns
are all desirable. Sizes 80 to Al.
Reduced to close out quickly at
0Sc.
The record-union., 1898-08-07
Trunks, Etc, All
Reduced.

Those who are going on a va
cation, remember that we have
the most complete line Of nen's
trunks. valises, telescopes, ETC.,
at the lowest prices ever seen on
nigh grade goods.
The record-union., 1898-08-07
Mems HandkerChiefs,
SC each.

Mems white full sized hand
kerchiefs, with the corded hem.
These are being closed out at
about II regular value, at sale
price, Sc.
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WOmen's Fine Shoes,
50 O5

One large line of ladies' extra
fine black Wei kid lace shoes,
with fancy scroll and vesting
cloth top, L. XIV. heel, coin toe,
one of our prettiest Summer
novelties. Special reduced price,
$2.95 pair. ALL SIZES.
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Duck and Pique Suits,
S2.IS and So.

White duck and pique suits for
women are jaunty and neat we
have sold hundreds this season
and have but a few remaining.
We've reduced them to $2.15
and SO, and they'll not be with
us long ROW.
The record-union., 1898-08-07
ITEMS Negligee Shirts,
Reduced to Soc.

Mems working or negIigee
shirts, medium and light colors.
made full size with yoke and
collar banded, full SO inches
long. Clearance sale price, SEC.
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Stars

The Alkalis and the Yolos played a
close game in Washington yesterday.
resulting in the score: Yolos 16. AL
kalis IA. The feature of the game was
the heavy hitting of the Yoios. Steuben
humping out home run. Three Al
kali pitchers We're knocked out of the
box, and the Washington boys came
under the Wire with an inning to spare
Batteries-Clifton and Steuben: Smile
man, George, Connors and Cunning
ham
The record-union., 1898-08-07
The Wheel Races.

At 10 o'clock this morning there viii
be attempts at record breaking on tht
Oak Park track by members of TIL,
Capital City Wheelmen. The gate viii
be free
The record-union., 1898-08-07
FOulard Silks, Reduced
to 75C.

Best grade of foulard silks,
satin twill, in scroll patterns,
both large and small designs, of
white, turquoise, rose, olive and
new blue; nothing more COM
Portable, stylish OF more service.
able for an entire Simmer dress
than these silks. At clearance
sale price, 75c per yard.
The record-union., 1898-08-07
Artificial Flowers.

Handsome spray of apple blos-
SONS with natural stems and
foliage. Make a very effective
trimming for those pretty Leg
horn fats we are selling so
cheaply. Price for the clear
ance sale, 35c spray.
Fine silk poppy with natural
stems. Come in all the natural
poppy shades Of red, cerise and
pink. Regular value, soc each.
Clearance sale price, 1Oc.
Purple lilacs, full spray with
very natural dark green leaves,
6 sprays in a bunch. A very
dainty trimming for those white
chip shapes now so popular and
SO cheap. Clearance sale price.
35c.
The record-union., 1898-08-07
ITEMS Socks Reduced
to lac.

Mems black cotton socks, with
fancy silk embroidery, colors
guaranteed fast; only limited
quantity; regular value 25c.
Clearance price, 1212c.
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Children's Hats Re-
duCed to 1OC.

Chi1dren's hats in pretty fancy
straws, either plain or futed
brims with pointed and square
crowns. Come in all colors and
sizes. Just the thing for outing
and SO cheap that every child
can have one. Clearance sale
price, Zoe each.
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Bayadere Striped Sepa-
rate Skirts at $3.50.

Wool skirts of the popular
Bayadere style, correct in cut,
hang and sweep, percaline lined
and velveteen bound bottom. $5
values go to close out at $3.50.
The record-union., 1898-08-07
Ginghafns, 7C ward.

Ginghams for school chi1dren's
dresses in neat mixtures of gray,
tans and blues. A great variety.
Worth 1Oc Reduced to &c yard.
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Women's Fancy Sepa-
rate Skirts at Sl.l5.

Women's fancy checked wor-
sted skirts in tan, red, green and
brown mixtures, percaline lined
and velveteen bound bottoms,
we'll made and correct In sweep.
So values for $1.15.
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ITEMS Balbriggan Wear,
Reduced to .3SC.

An odd lot of mems Summer
ba1Lriggan undcrshirts no
drawers to match, hence the
very low price to close them out
-33c each.
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WOmen's Crash Suits,
$3.50 and $3.50.

Linen crash suits, blazer jack
ct style, skirt with Spanish, cor
rect in cut and we'll made, neat
and nobby. Clearance sale prices
on what few remain less than
half regular. $3.50 and $3.50.
The record-union., 1898-08-07
Bows ST Suits for 62C.

Boys unexcelled duck wash
suits, blouse and knee pants, in
blue and white, and brown and
white stripes; former price 81.
Sale price, 62c.
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75c Reduced to 1Oc.

Open straw fancy shapes, with
medium and high crowns and
broad brims. Very light and
cool looking for these warm
days. Were 75c. Clearance sale
price, 1Oc.
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Crash Skirts Reduced
to SIPS.

Women's plain crash skirts,
correct in cut and sweep, deep
hem at bottom, splendid wear
ers and launder as when new.
Clearance sale price, $l.25.
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Galatea, 1OC ward

Galatea cloths in stripes of
pink, blues, tans, reds; worth
15c. Sale price, IOc.
72-inch unbleached heavy
Scotch table damask; worth
Use. Special, 5Sc.
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Shirt Waists for Girls
At 3SC.

They're just like mammals,
made from pretty print and per-
Gales with laundered detachable
collars; neat patterns, including
stripes, checks and plaids, fast
colors, for misses ages 8 to IL
years. Clearance sale price, 33c.
The record-union., 1898-08-07

The largest piano house in Northern
California, carrying the most complete
and extensive stock, is the Wiley B. AL
len Co., 410 X. Jobbers and retailers =
The record-union., 1898-08-07

Celebrated herb physician late of San
Francisco. is now permanently located in
Sacramento: lie has graduated in the
best medical colleges in China and Amer
lea. and is of great enlinence and learn
ing, having long experience in the imper-
ial hospitals of China He has practiced
In San Francisco for eighteen years and
cured thousands of sick and afflicted. He
women and children. where cure is pos
sible. No matter If others have failed to
cure. you try DR.. Chung Office 30l J
street, corner Of Third. SaSuTuTh
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WOnen's SOC Vests
for 25C.

Ladies' high neck. H-sleeve
Jersey ribbed Isle vests, shaped
ecru only; former price, soc
Sale price, Csc.
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Separate Crash Skirts
At &l.02.

Made from splendid quality
crash, correct in cut and hang,
well made and neatly trimmed
around bottom with rows of
white or navy blue braid. Re-
duced to $1.9S.
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S4 Reduced to SI.o5.

One large line of ladies' black
vici kid shoes, button or lace,
hand sewed sole, extension edge,
coin toe, sizes 211a to 4 and 61a
to 8; worth $4. Special reduced
price to close out, $1.95 pair.
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WOnen'S Silk Waists
At 81 O2

These are the remaining guam
titles from our 81 and So lines
of Summers best styles and SELL
ers. They are in light and me-
diu1n shades, are made from
good quality taffeta silks in
checks, plaids, stripes, etc. All
in clearance sale price, $4.9S.
The record-union., 1898-08-07
Trimmed Hats Reduced.

These are handsome hats
marked down from 81 and $5 to
$2.25 and $l.95. Not cheap ma
erial, but trimmed with good
quality ribbon, gauze and flow
ers
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Ci1ild's SOC BOnnets for
lOC each.

Child's striped lawn sun-shape
bonnet, in pink and blue; for
| mer price, SOC. Sale price, IOc.
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Child's Hose, Reduced
to. lOC.

Childrcn's z by l ribbed fast
black cotton hose, double knee,
heel and toe; sizes 6 to o1a- Sale
price, Zoe.
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S1.75 Reduced to SI.1O.

or vacation shoes, made of a
soft black casco calf skin, with
square or coin toes, stout soles,
sizes l2 to 2 or 21a to 5. Special,
S1.1O pair; worth $l.75.
S1.5O Reduced to SI.15.
Young ladies' fine vici kid
dress shoes, with cloth or kid
top, neat patent leather tip,
spring heels, sizes IL to 2; arc
excellent value at $1.5O. Special
reduced price, $1.l5 pair.
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Oak Park Concert.

A grand concert will be given at Oak
Park this evening by Neale's Orchestra.
Special program and popular music.
The record-union., 1898-08-07

Sacramento baseball public, will be be-
hind the bat for the visitors
Harvey and Stanley will do the bat
terry work for the locals, while 'Old
Hess Shanahan will guard the initial,
and Hutchinson will gambol around
second base instead of Buck Hughes,
who has been retired. There are TO
fprther changes. The lineup will be
The record-union., 1898-08-07
S1.5O Reduced to SI.15.
Linen Damask Reduced
fO 4fc


Pure white all-linen damask,
knotted fringe towels, size 22x
so; worth Use. Sale price, Ale.
Red Damask Reduced
to 25C.
Bleached all-1inen damssk
towels, knotted fringe, size 22x
AS; worth 4Oc. Sale price, csc.
BleaChed DamaSk Re-
duCed to 25C.
Bleached all-linen damask
towels, hemstitched, with z rows
drawn work, size 2Ox4O; worth
4Oc. Sale price, 25c.
Turkish Towels, 125C.
Large size bleach Turkish bath
towel, worth 1890. Reduced
price, 12lac each.
Red Damask, 16c yard.
Turkey red table damask, So
inches wide, the kind that sells
for Csc. Clearance sale price,
16c.
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Red Damask Reduced
duCed to 25C.
Turkish Towels, 125C.

Large size bleach Turkish bath
towel, worth 1890. Reduced
price, 12lac each.
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So Reduced to SI.35.

One large line Of ladies chrome
kid lace Oxfords, chocolate
shade, with kid OF cloth top, this
seasons styles, flexible hand
turned sole; worth So. Special
reduced price, $1.35 pair.
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OTHER GAMES.

The Phoenix and Mason ball teams
viii cross bats on the Oak Park dia-
mond this morning at 10 o'clock
The Phoenix defeated the Ma
sons a few weeks ago. and the
laundry boys are anxious to even
up matters, and with that inten-
tion they have considerably strength
ened their team. Pony Walker, the
star all-around player, will play left
field for the Phoenix boys. The line
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Red Damask, 16c ward.
Lawns. i0C ward.

Pretty navy blue and white
lawns in pIaids and figure dots
and stripes. Reduced to 1Oc
yard.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-04-29
Legal Notice.

Wilson King and Margaret King. who
reside at Tecumseh in johnson County,
Nebraska, heirs at law OF Sarah A.
j. Hathaway the Administrator OF the Es.
tate OF said sarah II King, deceased, on the
Sth day OF January, 1898, filed his petition in
the Probate Court within and for the county of
Washington. and State OF Ohio. alleging that
the personal estate OF said decedent Is insufi-
cient to pay her debts and the charges OF ad-
mi istering her estate; that she died seized in
fee-simple OF the following described real es-
tate situate in said county. to.wit: All that
part OF Forty acres on the East End OF l60 acre
lot No. 275 In the Ohio Company's purchase
that lies South OF The public highway passing
through said lot from Constitution station.
containing ten Q0) acres more or less
Also SO much OF said lot No. 2z5 as lies South
of said public highway West OF said ten acres
containing three .(3) acres more or less all in
Town ., Range In said county,
The prayer Of said petition Is for sale OF
said premises for the payment OF the debts and
charges aforeeaid.
Tho persons first above mentioned will fur
ther take notice that they have been made par
ties defendant 10 said petition and tnas they
are required to answer the same on or befors
the 18th day OF June A. d. 1898.
81. HATHAWAY. Administrator as afore
said
Apr.22-dw.