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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-05
WAR BILL PASSES.
Tillman Gets In an Import Tax on
Tea-Every Republican Votes Aye.

TiIIman Gets In an Import Tax on
Tea-Every Republican Votes Aye.
WASHINGTON, d. c., June 4-With
no evidence OF excitement, and without
incident worthy of special note, but with
manifestations of deep interest, the war
revenue measure was passed by the Sen
ate this evening at 7:05 o'clock. The bill
was under consideration eight hours to-
day. A score or more OF attempts were
made to amend 1t, but in only three or
four instances were the attempts sue
cessful. Particular effort was made 70
amend the bond provision of the measure.
but 1t was futile in each instance.
The most notable amendment made to
the measure to-day was one offered by
Mr.. Tillman DemocraD, OF South Caro-
lina), placing duty OF 10 cents pound
on all tea imported into the United
States. The amendment created no de-
bate, and was adopted by vote OF Ss
TO 80. 1t is calculated by the Senate ex-
perts that the duty. II it be finally en-
acted into law. will raise at least So
10000 a year, and probably more.
An amendment offered by Mr.. Chiffon
DemoeraD, OF Texas. a member OF the
Finance Committee, provides for a tax.
graduated according to the price. upon
all articles sold under a patent-right,
trade mark, or name not open to general
use and which are not otherwise taxed
by the bill.
NO NEWSPAPER-TAX.
Through an amendment offered by Mr..
Lindsay OemocraD. OF Kentucky. the
Senate decided not TO place a stamp-tax
upon bundles of newspapers. wholly or
partly printed. which weigh less that
100 pounds.
A tax OF cents q barrel was placed
on adulterated flour, and stamp-tax OF
1 cent on every ticket emitting the holder
to a seat in palace or parlor-car, or
berth in a sleeping-car. the company
selling the seat or berth being required
to affix the stamp.
In the passage of the measure every
Republican voted in the Affirmative. BY
parties the vote in favor OF the measure
was as follows: Republicans, 80; Demo-
Gratis. 7: Populists. /; Silver Republican.
!. Total, Is. Against the bill the vote
was: Democrats. %; Populists. q; Silver
Republican. ]. Total. Is. The Democrats
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-05
TRANSPORTS LEAVE MOBILE.
Third and Twentieth Infantry and
Part of Second Cavalry Aboard.

MOBILE, ALA, June 4.-The fleet OF
transports left this morning between $50
and 10 o'clock with the Third and Tween
tieth Infantry Regiments and a part Of
the Second Cavalry. -Four vessels-the
Matteawan, Breakwater, Saltwater, and
Morgan-carried the troops. and were ac-
companied by the Arkansas, with wagons,
trains, etc. All the steam whistles on the
river-front were set going. while thou
sands of spectators gathered along the
wharves raised q continuous cheering as
the vessels passed. The hotilla made
the passage Of the channel without de-
tention anywhere, and on arriving at
Fort Morgan the fort fired salute and
the transports dipped their flags.
The vessels put TO sea at once.
The Nineteenth Infantry and Fifth
Cavalry left by rail this morning for
Tampa. The only regular troops In camp
here now are the Eleventh Infentry.
Elastic Starch once tried. always used.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-05

We can fit You out with fin
ished suit at no more time expense
than you would give just to select
ing the cloth at tailor's /; we can
send you home satisfied at half
the money expense.
so to S25.
Some as low as IS.
Negligee Shirts.
There's not a Negligee Shirt
want, from the well-made 75c.
kind to the luxurious silk with
linen cuffs at $3.50, that we can't
supply.
Some as low as soc.
Wool Crash Suits
are all the go for summer comfort
and economy. The durability of
serge, the GOODNESS of linen--some
sizes short---what remain 60 at
50 and $10---were $12 and SIS.
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Innings.

l2,kc. Percalines. In all ooiors, at loo.
i2Mc. Black Percaline. yard wide. at
&c yard.
CHILDREN's DEPARTMENT..
II doesn't take but precious little
cash to make little folks look cute
and comfortable. Don't you thiisk they
feel the heat as well as you dot And
they'd tell you about II, lots or 'em,
IL they knew howl Here's stylish. COM
fort-giying apparal-cheap, tool
5c. White Duck Caps, for children,
with removable sweat-bands, and
frames that can be easily whsho1.
at 15c. each.
White and Colored Duck Turbans
at 1sc.--should be 2sc.
Children's Fancy Straw Sailors al
19c-are good &c. values.
CSC. buys Children's Fancy Sailor
Hats, that were SEC. each.
Boys Wash Pants, sizes 70 ~
years, at 25c:-worth Ssc.
Boys soc. Wash Suits. reduced to
&c.
Gale Shirt-Waists, with neck-bands.
to wear White collars with. at SOC.
UNPRECEDENTED MATING RE-
DUCTION.
We offer for this weeks rapid dis
posal 800 rolls China Mating. Lot in
cludes all neat and desirable patterns,
such as Red. Green, Blue, and Brown
Plaids and Checks. The prices range
from TO Csc. yard.
We also set aside 100 rolls of Hand
some Japanese Mattings, embracing
all the newest shades and patterns or
the season, at prices lower than slm-
liar goods are sold for by any other
house in the city. Prices from 10 to
40c. yard-linen warp.
THE BASEMENT.
II splendid qualities count for any
thing, it's no wonder we have such
throngs OF basement buyers"--buy-
ers who know the real value OF what
they see, and realize the savings
here.
Large Hardwood Ice Bowls at &c.
Soc. Strong-Built Wash-Tubstand
to close out at lie. each.
TINwARE.
6-pound Japanned Sugar-Boxes the
19c. size, at 10c.
Japanned Bread-Boxes at Csc.
Pint Best Tin Drinking Cups at lie.
4-ouart Sprinklers, nicely naintAd.
the l9c. size. for LOG.
GLASSWARE.
Large Cut-Pattern Berry Bowls at
Sc.--worth 19c.
Cut-Pattern Berry saucers. 1c. each.
Ice-Tea Tumblers at lie each.
Mason Fruit Jars
Pints. Quarts, Half-Gallons.
soc. dozen Coo. dozen. nc. dozen.
GRANyTEWAHE.
Granite Cuspadores at 10c.
6-quart Granite Milk-Pans, the BIC.
size, for i0c.
Large Granite Wash Basins at loc.
BIG CUT IN PRICES ON ICE
CREAM FREEZERS AND PRE-
SERVING-KETTLE
Best Cast-Tank, Single-Burner OIL
Stoves, that were 50c.. at zoe.
Decorated Tin Toilet Sets at &c.
worth Sl25 a set.
Heavy Palm Table Mats. 4 70 set.
worth 75c., at 35c. set.
15c. Dust-Brushes at Sc. each.
Good Tampico Scrubbing- Brushes
at &c. each.
Best White China Pitchers and
Bowls at Soc. a set.
$3.50 Decorated German China Fruit
Saucers at 75o. dozen. ID aa-,
Large Size Decorated Berry Bowls
at l5c.--were 35c.
FULL LINE OF HAMMocKS
FROM CSC. up. ~,
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WHITE GOODS.

A most tempting layout or PiQucs.
India Linens, and Lawns. 1t don't
take but few days to put these where
we won't speak of 'em-that's in your
possession.
8 and 6 lac. Check Muslins. sheer
and fine, at &c. yard.
l2lzc White Figured Nainsook, sheer
and pretty, at 8 1-3c. yard.
1oc. Fancy Striped Muslins, at SC.
yard.
% and Soc. Fine White Piques. at
l6 2-3c.
Piece of II yards of Long Cloth. the
$50 kind. at 81 piece.
Large accumulation OF Short Lengths
and Remnants Of White Goods marked
at u price.
LINENS AND COTToNs.
5s-inch Unbleached Linen at $50.
yard.
$50. quality 7O-inch Unbleached
Linens, at 40c. yard.
54-inch Turkey-Red Damask, the S9c.
quality. at 25c.
4-inch Stillers' Linen. at Soc. instead
of Csc.
45-inch Pillow-C Case Cotton. at s 1-sc.
yard.
lO-i Unbleached sheeting. at l2'Ac.
yard.
Large Bleached Cotton Towels. at SC.
FANS! FANS! FANS!
For commencement purposes. We
show the largest line or White Fans
in the city, at remarkably-low prices.
from sc. up.
BIG SALE OF FLOWERS
Of all descriptions. Choice qualities.
The goods offered are all new, and con-
tain many Of the most desirable styles,
coed colors, and extra values.
Pink and Red Roses, at DC. each.
Violets, the l0c. kind, at sc. bunch.
Ladies' 35c. Sailors, at l5c. each.
Ladies Fancy Straw Walking Hats,
that were 75c.. now 2Sc.
SUMMER wRAPPERs.
Large line of Wrappers of every de-
scription, from SOC. up. Nicely made
and trimmed.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
Extra Wide Skirts, with hemstitched
ruffles, at 75c., are good sl.lS values.
Umbrella Pants, with tucks and wide
hem, worth 29c. pair, at l9c.
Corset Covers in Lace, Torchon, and
Hamburg trimming, back and front,
all good 81 values, at soc.
Cambria Gowns, V, high, and square
neck, Hamburg trimming and insert
ing, at Sc, are worth $50 each.
INGALLS, PATTERNS AT 10 AND
15c.
LADIES, AND CHILDREN's RIB
BED VESTS.
Ladies' 25c. Lisle Ribbed Vests. re-
duced TO 12lzc.
Children's Ribbed Vests. all sizes. at
sc.
Infants Wool-Mixed Lightweight
Wrappers, the 39c. quality. at Csc.
Ladies' Bleached Ribbed Vests, all
sizes at &C., worth 10c.
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHINGS.
Mems 75c. Negligee Shirts. with at
tached and detached collars and cuffs,
at soc. each.
Csc. Black Satin Bows aud Club Ties,
for l2iAc.
4-ply Best Linen Cuffs at &c. pair; 4
pairs for 25c.
Mems Wash Ties at Csc. dozen. In
pretty patterns, are worth 50c. dozen.
BABY-CARRLAGEs.
We show the most complete line of
Baby-Carriages to be seen in the city.
We have an assortment embracing all
STYLES and patterns known to the most
experienced manufacturer, which we
place on sale this week az phenome-
nally low prices ranging from 1888 to
$40.
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WASH GOODS.

l. Don't make that popular error OF
3 judging the value Of what you get"
Z by what you pay" These two don't
= enjoy a close acquaintance at this
d store. They are almost strangers in
our Wash Goods this week.
y 121-2c. quality Percales. In pretty
= patterns, at lac. yard.
y 1Oc. Lawn, in rich. pretty patterns
4 and colorings. at &c. yard.
Extra-Heavy Crash and Linens at
q s 1-3c. yard.
4 25c. Plaid and Stripe Linens. silk mix
y ed. at 16 2-3c. yard.
= II 1-2c. Red Piques at sc. yard.
y &c. Shifting Prints at lie yard.
= Pretty l0c. Dress Ginghams, all
y new patterns. at 1-ic. yard.
K SC. yard for Pretty Striped Linen
- Ginghams, for underskirts, that were
a l0c. yard.
4 A CRASH IN SUITS AND SKIRTS.
= Tailor-Mad Suits. Black and col
= ored, silk lined throughout, at $3.50;
: reduced from $50 and SO.
0 White Pique Suits. handsomely
= braided, at $3.50.
D Duck Suits, in dark mixtures, with
Z Blazer Jackets, at S2.4S.
Handsome Braided Linen and Crash
= Suits at s. and up.
4 Crash Suits, in latest cut. at SOC.
x White Pique Skirts, in great variety
: plain and with inserting, from N.50
q to IS.
: $3.50 Handsome An-Silk Brocaded
3 Skirts are now s..
: Black Mohair Skirts. plain and
D figured at $3.50 and sl.9s; are worth
7 double these prices.
= wARM-wEATHER WAISTS.
D IAN extraordinary value at 50c."
50 dozen Lawn. Percale. and Madras
Washable Waists, stiff cuffs and col
: lars. in an exceptionally fine assort-
ment of patterns and colors. at soc.
From &c. up, the largest assortment
of Ladies' Laundered Waists in Rich
mond.
BIG CUT IN PARASOLS
( All $50 and $1.75 Fancy Parasols for
: 81 each.
$1.50 each.
D IS Fancy Parasols for 50 each.
81 buys Best Gloria Umbrellas, with
mourning and natural wood handIes,
all good $50 values.
Z BLACK DRESS GOODS.
46-inch Mohair Examines, a real 81
value, at 0Oc. ydrd. -,
4-inch Black Mohair Sicilians at
6Oc.; are good 69c. values.
Pretty Black Striped Lawns, that
were 10c. now sc. yard
soc. Pretty Black Examines, In new
patterns, go at Csc. yard.
: SILKS.
rs and SIC. Check Silks. in rich ef-
J fects, at SOC. yard.
; Pretty Black Brocaded Silks, all new
patterns. the 75c. quality. at 4sc. yard.
|. soc. Wash silks, in pretty patterns,
for 39c. yard.
Figured Chiffons and Mousseline de
Soies, that were SIS and 81 yard, for
soc.
Sheered Liberty Silks. in all colors,
that were Sc. at Soc. yard.
SPECIALS.
Ladies' Y 1-2c. Linen Collars at &C.;
all sizes
Ladies' Fancy Plaid Silk Club Ties
at 21-2c., instead OF CSC.
10c boxes Imperial Talcum Powder
for SC.
Soaps at Sc. cake.
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THE BABY-CARRTAGE SALE
THE COHEN co.

The favor OF the Rothschilds at the
English court is very high. Queen VIC
toria has already paid one visit TO Baron
Ferdinand Rothschild at his country
.sat, Waddesdan Court, and now Il Is
announced that she Is shortly 10 pay hin
another.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-05

HAVING QUALIFIED AS ExECU-
TRIX OF A. q. LIPScOMB, deceased. I
hereby request ell persons indebted 10
him TO make settlement with me. and all
persons 10 whom he was indebted 10
present itenized. sworn bills TO me for
LUCf A. LIPscOMB,
Executrix Of A. B. Ljpscomh, deceased,
je S-su3t loiA west Grace street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-05
MUSICAL RECITAL

Miss BETTY BURWELL BOOKER
AT JEFFERSON HOTEL
THURSDAY, JUNE 9th, at S:l5 o'clock
Admission, SOC. je 5-Su&Th2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-05

HAVING QUALIFIED A ApA61lgIe~
traitor upon the estate % MrA NARY -
cox. deceased. al psrscns Hsvins ei3fn9
cebted 20 said estate are Ioouost1d n
make settlement With ma RI
JAMES 81 EI4AM.
my a-ruTh&suss Adu.tnissral6R !;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-05

FOR SALE. A GooD-PAyING GENE
RAJ MERCANTILE BUSINESS In a
prosperous Virginia town. Ill-healfh
forces owner 10 retire from tho business.
Address MERCHANT, care OF Dispatch.
j. 5-3ts
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HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.

Upon request OF Mr.. Dingley. the House
ordered the printing OF 5000 copies OF the
revenue bill as II passed the Senate.
Mr.. Payne Republican,. OF New York,
called up the Senate bill TO grant an
American register to the ship China 1t
was passed.
The House adjourned az i2:F p. n.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-05

TIE HORSE. accustomed 10 electric
cars and trains: PHAETON AND HAIR
MESSIAH In good condition.
LUCY A. L1PSCOAfB. 4
10 silt lQis west Grace street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-05
Continuation Of The Cohen Co.'s Ad.
THE COHEN Co
NEARLY $S,oo0 WORTH or THE
nEST GRANITE IRONWARE


BEST GRANITE iR0NWARE
ever brought 70 this market is to be sold
for the price OF good unware.
FOR Sc. you can buy Large Size Wash
Basins, Bread-Pans. Pudding-Pans.
Pie-Plates. Preserving Kettles. MIX
Pans, Dust-PaDs, etc. will be sold
for &c. choice.
Ladies and swimmers, &c. each.
40. Seamless Saucepans, with cover
Tor l5c.
SPECIAL.
q. s.. a. s., and 5-quart Imported Cof-
Zee and Tea-Pots, some of them
slightly Clipped from shipment, not q
single pot sold for less than 81. re-
building price, 29c choice.
3-QUar; Gray Buckets for l0c.
6-Quart Pudding Pans. usually S5e.: sale
sc. Gray Dish-Pans for 12c.
Large StoVe-Pans, loo.
6-Qaart Tipped Saucepans for &c.
cray Cuspadores, SC. each.
Cray Pie-Plates. Sc. each
cray Cake-Moulds, Sc.
S-Ring Corncake- or Mufin-Pans, 1oc.
each-uSually 2jc.
T5c. Gray Tea-kettles for 4qc
S-Quari Gray COfiee-P0ts for l5c
6-Quart Sauce-Pots for 25c.-a regular
Soc. article.
81 Gray Ham Boilers for a9c.
Gray Soap-Dishes and Blasting Spoons,
&C. each
cray On-Stove Tea Kettles for I5c.
Large Ice Bowls for SC.
GARDEN HOSE WARRANTED 400
POUND PRESSURE, FOR 3 l-2c. A
HOSE REELS FOR SOC.
Ice scales. VIII weigh up 10 Is pounds.
for &c.
,C9rlsn Tr0wyel 81, for &c, each. g..
NTH hrne piuG To
Nsdicated SIX Tissue Toilet Paper for
lc a package.
wolverine" Hose MOBILES for 19c.
Tack Hammers, with claw. for &c. each.
SlGoline Filled Oak Fireplace Screens
f3r sc.
ac cedar Tubs. with electric welded
hoops for i5c.
TIE Best Wire Fly-Traps for Sc.
The Best Cleaning Soap, usually &c. a
bar. now six bars for l0c.
Brentwood Chair-Seats. perforated. all
sizes, for &c. each.
japanese Paper Napkins for lOc. per
hundred.
Hardwood Towel-Rollers for Sc.
comb and Brush Cabinets for SC.
Steel Carpet Tacks, 3 boxes for 1c.
Butter-Paddles. &c.
&c BisCuit-Boards for i0c.
Large Wooden Basting-Spoons for lie.
4-striug House or Carpet Brooms for 10c
4-BALL CROQUET SETS FOR $50
SHALL SETS FOR Soc.
Quick-Grinding Coffee-Mills for 10c-
usually 25c
EVERY OIL AND GAs-yTOvE
~ THE HOUSE Is MARKED DOWN
TO CLOSE OUT QUICK. READ
THESE PRICES:
ONE BURNER IRON-TANK OIL
STOVES. WITH RUSSIAN-IRON
CHIMNEYS. FOR SEC
Two-Burner Stoves for 65c.
rrHraa- TlUrnar Gypy1g for
p0ubie-Tank Oil-Stoves, with round
chimneys. for sec
Two-Burner OH-Stoves, with round
Chimneys. for COO.
One-Burner Gas-Stoves for BE-
Tlree-Burner Nickel-Plated Gas
Stoves. with double-cut burners, for
glD-usuallv g.
All lengths Of Gas Tubing for DO n
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ferry, GOrmdu, linuSdyt
ell Murphy, and Turpie; the Populist
was Mr.. Kyle, and the Silver Republican
was Dir. Mantle.
VOTE IN DETAIL
The detailed vote follows:
Yeas-Messrs. Aldrich, Allison, Baker,
Burrows. Cafery, Carter. Chandler,
Clarke. Davis, Deboe, Elkins, Fairbanks.
Foraker, Frye, Gallinger. Gear, German,
Hale, Hanna, Hansbrough, Hawley.
Hoar. Kyle, Lindsay, Lodge. Mcbride,
McEaery, Mcmillan, Mantle, Mason,
Mitchell. Morrill,, Murphy, Nelson, Per-
kins, Platt Of Connecticut. Plat OF New
York, Pritchard, Sewell, Shoup, spooner,
Thurston, Turpie, Warren, Wellington,
Wetmore, Wilson, and Wolcott-4S.
Nays-Messrs. Allen, Bacon, Bate, Ber-
ry. Butler Cannon. Chiffon, Clay. Cock
rell, Daniel. Harris, Heitfeld, Jones of
Arkansas, Jones OF Nevada. McLaurin,
Mallory. Martin. Money. Pasco. Petit
grew, Pettus. Rawlins. Roach, Stewart,
Sullivan, TiIlman. Turley. and Whites.
Mr.. Allison moved that the Senate in
sist upon its amendments and that con-
forces be appointed. The motion was
agreed to, and Messrs. Allison, Aldrich,
and Jones OF Arkansas were named as
conferrees.
The Senate then. at TAO p. NJ, ad-
journed.
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KINGS DAUGHTERS WILL GIVE AN
EIIEHT

KINGS DAUGHTERS WILL GIVE AN
ENTERTAINMENT
AT THE SOLDIERS HOME CHAPEL
TUESDAY EVENING, June 7th, at 8
o'clock. Refreshments will be served
from TO o'clock. Admission 10 the en-
tertainment, 10 cents. je SGT
ANNOUNCEMENT
GRAND OPENING MAIN STREET
VAUDEVILLE PARK, Main and Vine
streets, JUNE 18th. A grand array OF
talent. A clean and pleasing performance
for ladies and children. No liquors. i'm
proper or disorderly people allowed on
grounds. Auspices WEST-END ATH-
LETIC ASSOCIATION. je silt
VAUDEvILLEs AT FOREST HILL
EVERY AFTERNOON AT $50 AND
NIGHT AT S:l5.
A SPLENDID AGGREGATION OF
TALENT.
Don't Fail TO See
THE ADAMS TROUPE,
ZEIDERT, ROSACITA, THE DE
CREAMS. ct. III. CREW.
AND THE LADIES' ORCHESTRA.
lie 2-4fl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-05

Don't worry. but use Elastic Starch
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who voted for the bill were Messrs. CAT
ferry, German. Lindsay. McEnery, Mitch
ell, Murphy. and Turpie; the Populist
was Mr. Kyle, and the Silver Republican
wa. h[r. Mantle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-05

count of the almost total lack of prepa-
rafiOn
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HARY-CARRIAGEs.

We show the most complete line OF
Baby-Carriages to be seen in the city.
We have an assortment embracing all
STYLES and patterns known TO the most
experienced manufacturer, which we
place on sale this week at phenome-
nally low prices ranging from 1888 to
$40
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A ADJUSTMENTS.

Elastic Starch once tried. always used.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-05

l2Ikc. Percalines. In all ooiors, at loo.
yard.
l2Ac Black Percaline. yard wide. at
&C. yard.
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cENTLEMES,s FURNISHINGS.

Mems 75c. Negligee Shirts. with at
tached and detached collars and cuffs,
at soc. each.
25c. Black Satin Bows aud Club Ties,
for l2iAc.
4-ply Best Linen Cuffs at 7c. pair;
pairs for Sc.
Mems Wash Ties at Csc. dozen, In
pretty patterns, are worth 5oc. dozen.
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LADIES' AND CHILDREN's RIB
BED VESTS.

Ladies' 25c. Lisle Ribbed Vests. re-
duced TO 12lzc.
Children's Ribbed Vests. all sizes. at
SC.
Infants Wool-Mixed Lightweight
Wrappers, the 39c. quality. at CSC.
Ladies' Bleached Ribbed Vests, all
Sizes at &C., worth 1Oc.
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WE ARE AGENTS FOR THE
SCREEN-DOOR AND WIN
DOW-MAxERS IN AMERICA.

We get them in carload lots, and to-day
every one is put down at less than they
were sold for in the stores history.
Walnut-Stained Doors, l9c. and up
wards.
Extra ell-Made Pine Doors, with A.
inch rails and 6-inch bottoms. for ACC.
and upwards.
59c. Adjustable Screen Windows. witt
best black wire, for l0c.
Extra-Large-Siz Window Screens for
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-02-05

'V'HE MOST BEAUTIFUL OF the FAIR sen
ar, ~ Table - the ucilfst specinen of Lu-
nArity 20 sucear1b ~ the ravsees Of iIaacnza or
hgrtEpe its . IL the saircsi q Isers that aroop
40 die tr.t. Mes1uai ne alarm. LGsrlppe 4.
e'mitc. Already it 10 calming IL victims by
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" VI .5ol eross your Threshold. We forswarn
yol and tel YOU hos 20 best prepare for ID.
hont Nst uriil you have been Attacked but be
p7epsrsd Tor Tie Cnery when be attacks You,
send sttup for oar ~ pare hook which give. fun
trea'me-f. synpion-. etc. We guarantee Dr.
hE. Lnr- Balm o. BE- a certain, safe ard
.peedy Cnrr Ter iagrippe and every hind OF cough.
Omaha. Seb
Have u-sd yoa- ~. KsJ's Lang Balm for q
sesere Gaze ~ iagrippe. Ny lang- were very
sore. sid In titln- the DE-. Kay's Lang Balm I
to4rd stnpfet sny desire 90 cough NJ once.
Ne tnscrfss on ~ iluEs and ia my head son
sippsared u 9 pleasant 70 ttse aId coe. ~;
csu-c sicknsss n THE stomach IKE many o,h,r
eoush smsiiss, yti 4 cgre. ga-sAer tian any I
ever triCd~
hl.o Rev. J. ?. wohHarih. ra.,or Fir., NJ z
eharth. Jrhane. HI an rlai % record the
"a tnst u - than one Tor 81 your Dr. Kay's
innr Balra eu--d ne q n avfdi cough. II l. a
rgrlArkAhis remedy
" . sold ~ druggists or tent BY y. by mail for
= esnis. Don't take anv sahst;uie for Il has no
tglaL Afdre-. ". D. J. Nay Medical company.
Omaha. Ncb. We aiso -uSraniee Dr. Eay's Rer-
osA,or 10 b. the beet remedy known for dyspcp
Q n constipation srd lrvcr trOable-. A rcrfcrt
rnoyAtor. Serd fof box.