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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-08-07

ostenslhle purpose Of legitimate trading be-
tween the mopntaineeZs and the VILLAGERS. 1t
the Still Still taxing along n as pSrt Of the Setae sRE
ment several OF the worst sinners in the matter
to SsompST then to S" destroy with fSp tSeiT OWN WIe SSnds
the NEooss that laid their GOLDEN egg .
TSea. We entered the sdIi and cut the pipes,
also DESTROYING all the raw whisky and the
cdor Of the still was something new to me aud
very oi1Snsive. but l carried out the work most
tt turn msrs6 q TSfoT wS / p sSRe % msS sSTiS Sm t eFee cts
from inhaliRg the fumes OF the still.
VI first sensation was that OF a severe head
excess. Toa man the boys sympathized with
r %G TG after a al %Ss o Ses 'H &Siis never @Sqe a 'S Sran X
on the subject; was a confirmed teetotaler, and
% 9rn5 %G Gtn Ca i%no At 6eiR TSo as So gG ,obo as dead ki,S
me a couple Of hours and finally got me Us far
as Gavlsy Bridge, to the house Of a citizen
sweet ON a daughter OF the family. / was laid
out on a settee. where slept Tor some time,
ing my true condition. I wNs supposed to. be
worn out with the fatigue of my mountain ride
after moSnshiners. but having had E hsayy nal,
the tea table. which Ibid at the cost Of some
effort, Various delicacies we're urged upon me.
thing not in sight could be brought for my
benefit innocently blurted out:
--Nplnluk,u TlCSS IL ne some Uicklet.
by that time the affair had got to an anus
ing stage with my host and his wife. but the
youEg woman in the case had remained
throughout very sympathetic. The pickle Joke,
however. raised a general laugh at my expense.
md left the house, next morning feeling like
tation Of having been done up bymyi nveterate
enemy. and the disturber OF my camp, old
tan Elefoot.
."Luckily,. before my prestige as Provost
Marshal had been seriously. shaken. there came
prnisinR the detachment for wiping out the
moonshineTs. and this was followed by n de-
cislon that my extraordinary method OF setting
up government across the lines was legal. II
was declared that the county Is the unit OF
governmental this country and that the county
governments existing in the Confederate States
in 1856 were the creations Of the inhahitants
of those counties. and there could be
no other legal ones until the inhabitants
took action. Therefore the old officers needed
but the edict Of martial law 10 Ak their status
The people very generally were satisfied ant
sensibly let well enough alone, much TO tbs
disgust, Of hungry rascals who were left out il
the cold"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-08-07
One of TncrIca'S
finest SIX Looms

will tomorrow illustrate the great i'm
dustry of silk making. 1t ought to prove
of great interest alike TO men, women
and children. Don't miss seeing it.
In addition to this attraction there
will be:
100 PIECES OF PLAIN CoLoRED
JAPANESE SILKS of splendid quality,
in all of the stylish colorings, including
black, never before sold for less than 29c.
per yard, Monday, special, at. ......./ Se
100 PIECES BLACK BROCADES, in
the most desirable and nobbiest styles, the
proper things for skirts this fall, good 59c.
qualities, special for Monday. $50
5000 YARDS BLACK TAFFETA
SILK, very superior quality, sold elsewhere
at 75c. per YARD, while the quantity lasts,
So Pieces BLACK SATIN DU-
: CHESSE, strictly pure silk, rich and heavy,
} a good S5c. grade, tomorrow, per yard, SO
AND NOT TO BE OUTDONE IN WOOL
, STUFFS THERE WILL BE
! 200 PIECES OF COLORED DRESS
GOODS, in plain Serges, Tweeds and Mix,
lures, in a splendid assortment of colorings,
} regularly sold at Soc, very special to-mor'
) 5000 YARDS BLACK cHEVIoT, s.
I inches wide, a very superior quality, whilt
! the quantity lasts, choice Monday at. rs.
: IS PIECES FINEST QUALITY I'M
} PERIAL SERGE, so inches wide, in
| complete color assortment, a.so black, regu
I lar 75c. goods, tomorrow, per yard. rs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-08-07
sPAIv,S YOUNG FARRAeUT.
The M~idshipman Who Was on the viEcayH
Believed to BE in Spain Now.

The Midshipman Who Wa On the YiEcayH
Believed to BE in Spain Now.
When. In February last. the now wrecked
and stranded but then powerful Spanish
cruiser Yizcaya paid a visit to New York the
naval authorities took the most careful pre-
cautions 10 insure her safety. The Maine, it
vii! be remembered. had been blown up only a
few days before her arrival. The commander
OF the Nizcaya, Capt. Eulate. protested against
these precautions, declaring in the strongest
terms that he was willing to trust his ship IN
guarded in this harbor. To the reporters who
visited him on the ship he recalled the many
years of peace and amity that had existed be-
tween the two nations. and then. struck by an
inspiration. he ordered to the quarter deck a
young midshipman. and. pointing to hin.
asked the reporters how two nations could
ever be other than friends when each had
raised q FarraEut. One was already immor-
talized, he said; the other had yet to show by
deeds OF valor that the real Farragut blood
was in him.
Capt. Euiate. becoming enthusiastic as the
pic"turesaueness OF the situation developed.
went on to explain that his young midshipman
was Sanchez Farragut, who was born in
Minorca, of the coast Of Spain, whence the
great American Admiral's progenitors had
come. He had. no doubt that his young
sailor was OF the real FarraEut stock.
The ViZcaya sailed away and In the excite
ment of the war that followed Mr.. Midshipmau
Farragut was all but forgotten. Following the
destruction Of Admiral Cervera's squadron and
the capture OF so many prisoners, the few who
remembered the Farragut incident looked In
vain for a line about the fate Of young Farra-
gut. Weeks passed and the great naval battle
babe fair to pass into history without the mys.
terry being solved. until one who remembered
the incident on the deck of the Vizcayn in New
York harbor wrote an inquiry to Admiral Ger
vera ut the Naval Academy, Annapolis.
The incident doubtless interested the Ad'
miral. for lie took pains to make inquiries
The result was that he replied, through the me,
dunn of Lieutenant-C Commander T. X. Moore
assistant to the Superintendent OF the Nava
Academy. that upon the arrival OF the Vizcay'
| at Havana, to which port the warship wen
after leaving New York, young FarraRut wal
taken i'll. Later he was sent TO the naval hos
pital in Havana. and the Vizcaya sailed for thu
! Cape Verde Islands TO join Admiral Ceryerat
squadron and Farragut was left behind. II
! the best of the Admiral's knowledge and be
| lief. Lieut.. Moore wrote. Farragut was sen
back to Spain. Al all events, he did not rejoil
his ship. and consequently was not in the bat
tie OF Santiago.
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MAGN1FrCENcE GOING TO WAR.
Equipment Presented by His Friends tc
Lieut.-COI. Ward of BuHal

Lieut.. Col. Ward of Buffalo.
BUFFALO. Aug. 6.-When Lieut.. Col. Francis
G.. Ward OF the 2O2d New York gets TO the front
Gen. Miles's historical bathtub will have to
divide fame with this soldiers equipment. At
a banquet rendered to Col. Ward by Mayor
Diehl and a hundred citizens on the eve OF the
departure Of the regiment there was presented
to Col. Ward an outfit which probably is the
most gorgeous show In the army.
Col. Ward is Superintendent OF the Bureau of
Water. He is "a son Of the late Major II. g..
Ward. once a well-known Wall street operator.
who lived in Paris through the siege. sold his
wrecked house for 10000 and returning to
America lost all. Col. Ward made a fortune in
Panama Canal contracts, sunk $2OO.O00 In a
Buffalo soap factory and went into politics.
Coy. Black offered him q, commission as Lieu
tGnant-Gol9ne and UGi warts irIehds tso
army with more pomp than Buffalo had ever
seen before. .
The banquet was a notable affair, and as it
proceeded Col, Wards friends rose and show;
cred their gifts on him. The horse that he will
ss!5S6So. Is Fire HHo ommisssioneP GrsttSn TRAVELLED veil ali
through western Pennsylvania to find the anil
NAL. which Was used for exhibition purposes at
horse fairs, The horse will lie down, roll over.
bow, and Keep step 10 music at the word, Tho
uniform consists Of two dress coats; two dress
two pairs Of dress trousers. two pairs of riding
hreechcs two pairs OF white serge %trouser =. three
pairs tl khunllftS. ono pIlcFTb MACK lutOSH,
two pairs Of riding boots and one officers trunk.
The sabre, is the ROWING glory 81 the ontnt
1t Is heartily mounted with gold. the handle is
Of pearl aud the scabpard Is a dazzling piece oi
work. Sabre belts and sabre knots,
silver mounted saddles, silver spurs. silver
mounted field glasses. and rcvolvers and four
helmets. CAPS and hats are in the equipment.
Col, Ward and ,dalor Myer took with them
two colored attendants aud a cook and. serving
' man from n Saratoga hotel. Their. bed rolls
press car, II Col, Ward is not the Mr., Brpm'
mel Of the, volunteer army then Major Myel
intends TO be.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-08-07
Jou,4h Semi 1GnnuaI OradeSaIe
ofCazpets &c WattInas.

We have sold during the first week of
this trade sale many more Carpets and
Mattings than ever before in the history
of the store, perhaps moro than any
single retail store has ever sold before,
and simply because the values offered
proved irresistible. Every pattern shown
and every price quoted emphatically
maintained the superiority we claimed
for this sale. For Tomorrow we will
offer another list of special values:
Lot five AND SIX FRAME
ROYAL WILTON CARPETS, in mag
niEcent parlor, library, dining room, hall
and stair patterns, carpets that are consid-
cred good 81. so value the world over, here
THE FAMOUS SMITH ADMINISTER
; CARPETS, in 50 different pleasing and de-
, sirable patterns, every yard of them stand
ard $l.2S value, here tomorrow at. ..Z5c
FRENCH WILTON RUGS, 81 by 81
; inches, a very remarkable collection of de-
!, signs, containing many exclusive Oriental
, effects; rugs that never before in the his
tory of the carpet business sold for less than
50, here tomorrow at. g. IS
ALL-WoOL KIDDERMINSTER CAR
PETS, of extra heavy quality, new fall
! styles, regularly sold everywhere at 70c.,
} here Monday at .40c
7 DOUBLE-FACED SMYRNA RUGS in
\ a great variety of patterns.
!, 80 by 90 inches, at. ...............L2 5
I 3 by feet, at. &. rs
l by 10 feet, at. ............ 8. rs
: 9 by IL feet, at. ~. So
! IL by IS feet, at. .22. So
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-08-07
Air Brake Stocks OO-Poin. jump.

A feature Of a generally very strong stock
market yesterday was New York Air Brake
stock, On April . this stock sold at L.. Yes-
Chang Touched nv ana thSn h1U,ke a. MINT
closing % ~. The advance rs credited b the
result Of litigation over patents.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-08-07
ar interest in
WuSLIu Nnderwe0r.
Four modest items full of money-sav.

-Four modest Items fuII OF mOney-saV-
ing virtue:-
IS DOZEN LADIES' FAST BLACK
SATEEN SKIRTS, made with rufles and
French band, regularly sold at Soc. to-nor-
row choice at. .25c
LADIES' CAMBRIC DRAWERS, made
with hem and FIVE tucks; only two to a custom
et; regularly sold at Csc. tomorrow. ..I5e
CHiLDREN'S COLORED CAMBRIA
AND LAWN DRESSES, sizes l to S years,
made in waist effects, with rufie over shout
der; only two to a customer; regularly sold
at 39c.; Monday special at. ./9c
CHILDRENiS PIQUE SHORTCoATS,
} waist effect, rufie OF embroidery over Shout
der, sizes 2 and 3 years; regularly sold at
$l.25; tomorrow special al. ........| Sc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-08-07
waited a Week to Report a Robbery.

George W, Edwards. the superintendent OF
tho Brooklyn Elevated Railroad, reported at
the Ralph avenue police station yesterday that
his Louise, at 40 Lexington avenue, was robbed
d week ago OF lewelry valued At $3.50, Mr., Ed
wards said he did not report the robbery sooner
because he believed he could lind the thief
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-08-07
Chief Engineer Martin Says the bridge Is
All Right.

Chief Engineer @. c.. Martin of the bridge re-
turned yesterday from his vacation, and after a
careful survey Of IN" structure said that the
recent bucklinR ot an understay was a trivial
accident, and had occurred before without
causing the slightest uneasinesS. He declared
that the bridge was Just ms strong to-day as on
the day II was completed.
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Nat Wanufacture

will also be demonstrated tomorrow
on the second floor. The exhibit will
commence with live rabbits, and will
show the hat in every form of evolu-
ton. 1t will be an interesting and in
| structive display.
, In addition to this exhibit we shall
} show untrimmed felt hats and Alpines
for autumn wear, as follows:-
? FUR FELT ALPINES, trimmed in the
, newest shapes, including the new narrow
back Alpine, for Monday, special, at. LBS
} FELT SAILORS, new and nobby, made
after the blocks SO much in vogue this sum-
I mer, go
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NouSe/urnEShm1

az NhA
: Csc. BRooMS, three sewed, good stock,
I L2e
loc. ICE AXES, all steel, finished, with
Soc. IRONING BOARDS, 5-fooi size, all
,, e': &c. .''f ROLLS OF TOILET PAPER,
I 5000 sheets, finest super quality. .... ./5S
!, zoe. PRESERVING KETTLES, AZ
quart, enamelled steel ware. .......... dc
} Ice. DOVER EGG BEATERS, the i'm
|, proved kline ./c
J SOC. STEPLADDERS, 4-foot size, strong
} ly made and painted, Pfc
! Csc. 2-pound packages of oDORLESS
? DISINFECTANT POWDER. ....... So
} Csc. PRESERVING KETTLES, 6-quart
\ size, enamelled steel ware. ......... ice
s 46c. PASTRY BOARDS, 20 by 20
5 2sc. PALM LEAF Lunch BIAS.
{ KETS, strong and well made. 80. no
! Csc. LEATHERETTE LUNCH BAS-
I KETS OR BOXES, with handles. ,/5s
{ lOc. FLY KILLERS, the wire broom
''y Use. foLDiNG LUNcH BOXES,
( Moore's style, japanned ............ /5e
: DOG COLLARS, WHIPS AND LEAD
) Frs, worth from So. TO 81, choice styles,
! best quality, choice tomorrow: S5e
{ 9i'So w. SSN SNS1
fancy designed and finished. :........L0 90
\ ST. 50 HARDWOOD SCREEN DOORS,
! fancy patterns, vanished. ........Z 5e
\ FOOT TUBS of gray enamelled steel
( ware, No. 0, 50e.; No, !, $50; No. 2,
Z $50; No. 3, 50e. No. ..........5 $50
( WASH BOILERS, large lot of which
{ have been slightly damaged, to be sold to-
J morrow al HALF PRICE.
\ GRASS HOOKS, made of best tempered
( steel, with riveted handles, all ready sharp
ened, tomorrow only. ,.............. De
{ $2.7S LAWN MOWERS, l4-ineh size,
5 our 1898 special. H5e
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0Ae Srowfng of
artificial JIowers

will prove interesting. Come and see
plain, unromantic muslin transformed
by clever girls into exact counterparts
of natures work-the ever-popular
American Beauty Roses.
We shall sell them Tomorrow, per spray,
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seized as sInuegIed Good.

Treasury agents seized on Friday on the
bark Rachel p. from 0euoA. l3l hot'l"s NJ gin,
and on the Hamburg steamship Palatia 1000
cigars and q quantity Of small BtAtuetteE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-08-07
Cut Glass.

Do you know how it is made? Have
you ever seen it cut? For the benefit
of those who have not, and for those
who are interested in the art, we have
set up frames and have engaged the best
artists for designing and best cutters to
cut these handsome designs on finest
lead glass blanks in our CHINA DE-
PARTMENT, where everybody can get a
good view of this artistic work.
During this exhibition we will cut a lot of
8-inch Bowls, with beautiful designs and sell
them at less than the cost of labor. -. ga
GLASS ENGRAVING will also be done
by a skilled artist, and we offer to engrave,
FREE OF CHARGE, all tumblers bought in
this department when the price exceeds 3sc.
per dozen.
We will also offer some great values
in Dinner and Toilet Sets, while the
demonstrations last.
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Groce/1eS.

Sr0cerYeS. 4th floor.
CATSUP:-Curtice Bros Blue Label,
per DOT .''...'.. 'IT0
SAUCE;-Lea & Perrins's Worcester
shire Sauce, per bot. ................/| Y
PROVISIONS:-Boneless or Cottsge
Hams, per ID ....,,,,.,...,..'...'o IRE
LARD;-Pure Open Kettle Rendered
Leaf Lard, any size, per 10 .....Z S2e
CANNED VEGETABLES;-Haz To-
mstoes, mammoth cans, red, ripe and fancy;
Marrowtat Peas, of uniform size, delicious,
natural favor, or Maine Sugar Corn, snow
white, per dOl., 81. 25i per can ....We
String Beans or Baked Beans, plain or il
tomato sauce, per dor., roe. (; per can. 90
TEA;-YouT choice Of our early picking,
gardtn-grown Green, Black, Mixed or Eng
iish Breakfast, also India and Ceylon, rich
and full favor, extraordinary value, lbs,
COFFEE;-our Mocha and Java Coffee,
80 well known for its cup qualities, makes
mild, aromatic and stimulating drink, Per+
lbs, 81 90; per ID. .....".,.-,SSs
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2NaN 2aper.

Inspired by the various big home fur
nishing sales now drawing attention to
the store, we shall offer the following
specials in wall paper:-
BEDROOM, DINING-ROOM AND
HALL PAPERS, best white back stock,
none worth less than &C.; special Monday,
per ROLL. E2e
GILT PARLoR, DINING-RooM AND
BEDROOM PAPERS, in light and dark
shades, regularly sold at &c. and l0c.; Mon,
day choice at. q I2e
BEAUTIFUL GOLD AND EMBOSSED
GOLD PAPERS, dark red and blue, also
light pressed embossed papers, worth up &c
25c.; special Monday. ............|E2
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-08-07
Ladies' Summer
DreSseS d St1IISh Skirts

will form the principal attraction OF this
} department tomorrow. Five very spe-
ciaI values will be here for you TO choose
J from, each one a gem OF the purest white.
I email order. Here is the list-it will
, speak for itself:
: $50 CLOTH SUITS, in Eton and Blazer
, styles, made of serge and brilliantine, original
ly priced $l2, SIS, SIS and $40, all reduced
, for Monday to the uniform price of. s. 90
7 CHOICE OF OUR ENTIRE STOCK
OF TAILOR-MADE SUMNER SUITS,
, piaue, crash and linen, the seasons choicest
I productions, heretofore sold and we'll worth
, to-day $50, $40, sl2 and SIS; choice Mon
I div at H25
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0he Wanufacture
OF RbbonS

will he one Of the attractions of the rib
bon department tomorrow. The ribbon
loom is a most wonderful affair, and the
process of converting the silken threads
into dainty and glistening ribbons will
prove Of great interest. There will be an
other attraction-the price part. Manu-
featuring our W ribbons, we shall, of
course. sell them at manufacturer prices.
PURE SILK, SATIN AND eros
GRAIN RIBBON, AZ inches wide, n splen-
did assortment of %colors, per yard. .... .I9c
FINE FANCY RIBBONS, actually
worth 29c., 49c., soc. and 75c. per yard,
choice tomorrow at. .RSc
FANCY STRIPE RIBBON, superb
quality, bright c%olors, per yard. ......L2
, PURE SILK TAFFETA, splendid quail
ity, bright shades as well as black, per
yaIu ....'..S$C
l LOT OF FANCY RIBBONS Of ex-
traordinary value, per yard.............,TS
lLOT OF TAFFETA RIBBONS, pure
silk, 3 inches wide, odd %colors, per yard. Zc
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Dainty Pictures at

1000 FRAMED ARToTYPE EN-
CRAVINGS, all of popular subjects,
framed in gilt frames, with match metal
corners, size 13 by 10 inches, sold else
where as bargains at Soc; very special
Monday, choice at. .................2S e
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China SaLe Sxtraera.nazx.

THEO. HAylLANDHS FINEST FRENCH
} CHINA, artistically decorated in colors
and gold. a great variety to select from,
} to be sold at
, $l.25 CHOP DISHES. .......... $50
Sl.25 BAKERS. CSC
Sl.20 SALAD BOWLS. ......... 6Oc
, 75c. CAKE PLATES. $50
!, 81 COVERED DISHES. ......... ~
$2.75 SOUP TuREENS.. rs
) ST. so SUGAR BOWLS. ......... Z5e
Csc. CREAM PITCHERS ........ 56c
? Sl.35 TEAPOTS. ....... 6Se
Sl.75 SAUCE TUREENS....... SSe
: SIS 80 PLATTERS ............. Use
) 35c. SOUP PLATES. tic
5 25c. DESSERT and PIE PLATES. LSe
} 3sc. TEA CUPS and SAUCERS .. tic
} 6oc. MASoN'S l-QUART FRUIT
5 asc. JELLY TUMSBLEEiR;S, tin tops, best
5 25c. cups AND SAUCERS Of deco,
I rated German and Japanese China Sc. ne
! CSC. CRoTON SETS of fine decorated
) china, mug, soap dish and brush holder. $50
) BANQUET LAMPS, of solid brass, with
? genuine onyx columns, centre draught burn
} ers, fitted with various styles of globes, in
\ GLIDING French Baccarat and bent glass,
! regularly sold at $3.50, for this sale Il IS
) SUGARS AND CREAMS, of fine china,
} artistically decorated 10 match, offered in
{ this sale, per pair, at ::...::::::.::.L9 c
J CARLSBAD CHINA DINNER SETS,
! beautifully decorated with colored designs
! of flowers, lib pieces, all large shapes, real
\ $2l.00 sets, for this sale. ........ III rs
{ Theo. Haviland's superior French China
: DINNER SETS, lib pieces, artistically deco
( rated with floral designs in colots, with gold
{ handles and fancy gold bands; reduced from
I $4,000 and $45.00 for this sale to-. .22. rs
; DINNER SETS, of American porcelain,
! pure white, finest select quality, French
{ shapes, 100 pieces, for this sale very special
y TOILET SETS, of finest English porce-
lain, complete with jar, artisucally deco
Z rated with beautiful floral designs, actual
: value So, in this sale special for. 80. - IS
I
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} Antique Oak finished WASHSTAND,
I with Drawers and Cupboard, nicely finished,
( we'll made, aud will do nicely for a dresser;
J regular price, SIS sale price. ........2 rs
) THREE PIECE SOLID OAK BED
{ ROOM SUIT, hand carved and polished,
J dresser fitted with "a by 80 inch bevel plate
7 mirror and large swell drawers; regularly
I sold at SIS; sale price. ~ rs
: SOLID OAK CH1FFoNIER, with five
} drawers, and French bevel plate mirror,
I square or oval; great value at So. Soi sale
} SOLID OAK cURTAiN TOP DESK,
I with easy working curtain, nice large
{ drawer, panelled all around, just the thing
: for a mall Office or house desk; you can
( have this desk in oak or mahogany finish;
{ regular price $40. 90; sale price,. IS. rs
! A neat, handsomely finished MUSIC
\ CABINET, nicely inlaid, 20 inches high
{ by Is inches widei regular price 81; sale
: Solid Oak EXTENSION TABLE, with
{ fancy shaped legs, AZ inches in diameter,
I highly polished top, patent slides, that a
: child can operate; comes in 6 or 8 feet
lengths; regular price for 6 foot length
{ $3.50; sale price. ...................E q. So
J Four Drawer DESK, assorted woods;
J Just the thing where room is scarce and
where you wish to make use Of 4 very large
\ and roomy drawers. II has a serpentlne
{ front, heavy brass cast handles and es-
cutcheon; the Desk is 43 inches high, Is
s inches wide, and would sell regularly for
s $24.00; sale price. ........... .M rs
! Solid Oak Mantel FOLDING BED, with
large heavy bevelled French plate. This bed
( has a serpentine front, heavy woven wire
supported spring, and works very easily.
) The size of the French plate in top part is
lSx40 inches, and in base l2xl6 inches;
regular price, $4,000; sale price. .22 50