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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-03
sTEEL .PINCHERso STRIKE.

Pltsburg, March THE "punchers" at the
scoon Pressed Steel Works in Allegheny. struck
to-day for an advance in wages of p cents day
The strikers assert that four hundred men are out
and the firm say only seventy refused TO work
Three strikers were arrested charged with ntmi-
dating workmcn. At the Fox Pressed steel Works
IN this city go men struck against increase Of
hours without extra pay. The two concerns are
ROW under rnanacc mcnt and several thousand
workmen are employed. The departments are all
in opora,ion. Notwithstanding the strIkes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-03
SRoRE5%4%aS 9}oRISr1tHS
pBOGPAtVE or SPORTS TODAY.

SPORTSMEN'S SHOW.-Annual e%nlp .n
Of the Sportsmen's Association, Madison
Square Garden. ,.
HOCKEY.-Columba Institute against
Drlsler School 81. Nicholas Skating hinK'
: y. m
,TuTET1CS New York University con-
test for Banks trophy. gymnasium monthly
meeting. Long Island Interscholastic Atm
let!c League Adelph Academy Gymnasium
BrOOklyn d. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-03
THE HUDSON TUNNEL FoREcLOSED.

Trenton. y J. March 2-Execution was issued
In the Court OF Chancery to-day directing Randolph
Parnley as a Master 10 sell the property Of the
Hudson Tunnel Railroad Company under an execu-
tion for sS9lss94 co secured by the Farmers Loan
and Trust Company trustee IN foreclosure pro-
ceealngs for money lent on mortgage and unpaid
interest from 1892 The company Was formed for
the purpose Of constructing a tunnel between New
York and jersey City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-03
HOCKEY.
MoNTcLAIR TEAM WEAKENED By THE ABSENCE
OF KOEHLER.

The Montclar Athletic club hockey seven met
a team from tho Hockey club Of NewYork in one
o. the championship games last evening at the St.
Nicholas Rink The Jerseyies were defeated by 8
TO O. They were handicapped by the absence OF
Koehler. who was dlsa bled I'm Philadelphia few
days ago. Hart. OF the Montclar team. who took
Kochler's place shot the puck between the Hockey
club goal posts. but the goal umpire failed 10 see
Il and 81 "a not count. In the nrst half Is. Phillips
scored first a pass from De Casanova, and sew
CIal minutes later Hunt scored "A goal "A pass
from Russell in the second half the Hockey Club
scored three goals. Russell making two and Is.
Phillips one. The lineup:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-03
ppocp ,,1,Ir OF ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

Allentown Penn. March 2.-The Atlantic League
met here this afternoon ard closed deal whereby
Vrrloelarro Will take Hartford's place. Lancaster
,u,r+ov-, Richmond and Newark elected a
BOARD OF Directors and Lancaster. Allentown ana
Paterson were appointed committee to frame
schedule Of 20 games the season to open APIil -
mo committee will report at a meeting IN Pnli-
dli-hfa on Aprll l. i. G. Patton and j. I. EmDrie
81 Rcadire are nego dating to buy Readings fran
chise from Denny Long.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-03
DTPECTOPS REFLECTED.

At the annual meeting yesterday OF the New
Amsterdam Gas Company the retiring Board OF
Directors was reelected the only change being the
election Of W. T. Bouchole in place Of William {.
Lane, who declined reelection The directors re-
elected were James Jourdan. August Belmont,
Harry Keene Charles F. Dieterch John 9. Tom
inson John Sloane. Charles f. Cutler, Anthony y.
Brady Frank 8 Hastings, Emanuel Lehman II.
II Hoilirs and H. II Rogers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-03
ANOTHER MILK TRUST REPORTED.

1t is reported that efforts are again being made
10 combine the five hundred or more retail mix
dealers of this city into company which shan
practically monopolize the trade here and that
options on nearly one-thrd of the trade have
already been secured The object OF the consohda-
4on fl is declared is not TO raise the price Of milk
70 the consumer: but the company expects 20 make
large profits through the great ECONOMICS which
under a single management could be effected in
the handling Of the milk in bringing 1t from the
dairy o the customer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-03
or INTEREST TO WHEELMEN.

Cyclists were hoping for good roads for sunday
but unless the rain ceases and the weather clears
to-day the chances for tours into the country 40
NOT look particularly bright. The macadamizcd
~oode those at least with proper drainage. were
driving our nicely Much Of the Merrick Road was
sril to have been I'm fine shape for riding on
Ivr3nesdav IN the cycle paths I'm the district
arc however. fl bad cordiuGn. and it Will be some
timc before they will be In good conditon ior
riding.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-03
pAprR.RAG MEN COMBINE.

A combination of the leading paper-bag manu-
facturers OF the country brought about IN TINS
city yesterday when the last Of the stock sub
scriptions were deposited. The rev company wiil
be known as the Union Bag and Paper COMPANY
and will have capital stock Of E'V"Vf- ~ ,liS
amount 100000 Is TO be common stock ana VII
oon oo nreferrod The president OF the company
viii be l.. C Fisher. who was president or the 0Id
I-nion BAG and Paper Company. Of chicago. me
neg,tiaiions were conducted by William c. Sheldon
{. q No 4 NJ alI-St.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-03

The membership in the League OF American
Whcclmcn. while not increasing rapidly shows a
tendency TO grow as the time approaches for the
formal opening II the outdoor riding season. Just
l3S new members joined the organization last week
1863: Pennsylvania. 40 with total OF 1890: Mas
sachusctts &. with total Of l22i ana NeW-Jer-
sew r. with a total Of 1915. The total membership
now is a.. 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-03
GOOD RESrLrS rRoN PAINTINGS SIZE.

The prospect Of realizing much more from the
sale OF paintings at the present exhibition OF The
American Water Color Society than that Of last
winter IS very good considering that the amount
sireadv received exceeds $1,000. The total sales
10 ga so SlOON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-03
INDIANA Brings $500.

Terre Haute. Ind March (SpeclaD.-The even
81 the horse sale to-day was the purchase o'
Indiana. 9.O7a.. the champion four-year-od PAGER
nv Georee starr for s. 500 The chief bidding wa!
between starr il. c. Pxley, Of Evansville Ind
and Mr. Merrill, Of Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-03
10 SELL orr BRENT4N0'S IN BULK.

Justice Gndersleeve. Of the Supreme Court has
granted an order dissOlvng the firm Of Brentanos :,
booksellers and stationers al No 81 Union Square.
and has appointed William r. Rose permanent re-
ceiver. He has also appointed William y. Cohen
referee to pass the copartnership accounts. The
receiver is authorized to sell in bulk al private
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-03

NEw-JERsEY ATHLETIC CLUB YACHT Gin,
ELECTS OFFICERS

ELECTS OFFICERS
The annual meeting Of the New-Jersey A,hi.v.
Club Yacht Club held at tho clubhouse -.
Bayonne. y. j.. on Wednesday evening and -.
following officers for the ensuing season va
unanimously elected: Commodore. J o. Thurs,o,
cat Sweetheart: vice-commodore. ". " Gene, "a,
Harbnger: rear.commodore. w. f. Pentz larncA
Tweeza secretary and treasurer. r. r. Gram.
chaplain II. Meiss, jr. measurer. ". f. wadna,
fleet surgeon Or. l.. f. Donohue: fleet captain W
T. Bernard. cat Drift. and Yachting Comm,,..
II Meigs. ir.. J. q. Thurston and J. GIL
The opening cruise and dinner will 10 hslt =.
June 10 \ sup TO be known tho Mission Gu
was presented. to be sailed for on that day Jn'y
! will be Souvenir Race Day when three c-N
will he sailed for. on July q tho Crews Gun w,
be sailed FOR. The Ellsworth Cup Race. which IL -.
annual feature. will he held ON July o and -
August 10 n cup presented by the commodore ra
be raced for. The outlook Tor the season h tia, .
will be one Of the best In The lie q the club
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-03
Az UNDERSTANDING LIKELY.

Owners and representatives OF the large chewing
gum concerns in the United States have been hold
ing conferences in this city this week with view.
Il IS supposed Of consolidating interests 1t is SAID
that the negotiations are now likely 10 tesu' III
an understanding as to the output II not an do-
mn z Ion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-03
WHERE DUGGAN GOT HIS IDEAS FOR TIL,
DOMINION.

It is said that from the flying proa o. m.
Philippines evolved. through many d!rere,
tiations. the double-hulled Dominion. which bea,
the Seawanhaka challenger last year and m.
argument in favor Of this product has been wr,,i.,
by A. j. Kenealy for "Outlng." Many nlustrstios.
are introduced 20 show just how Mr. DuSgs.
awaited himself OF the unpatented products OF Eas
ern genius
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-03

Local whcomcn continue to discuss the attitude
Of the Associated cycling Clubs toward the pro-
poeed cycle path hn now in the Legislature. The
opirion seems 20 be that the Associated Cycling
Clubs Of ScW-York took the matter up without
giving the measure proper consideration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-03
Ml Nm~mp& &m
Clearing for Action

THE Bicycle Store prepares for the greatest season has
ever known. 1t clears for action. And, among other
things sacrificed to the necessities of freedom and space
iettisons number Of rsclasS bicycles and quantity Of
very desirable sundrieS.
wheees than returned by Whee-Cub members
stages but all good and hrc condition
Numbers and Contnenta principally and
prices that you wouldn't recognize People will be glad they did,
Reading Standard bicycles all wOmens models
the highest standard Of last for $3.50
Thrd-A large quantity Bicycle Sundr of kind character and
half Toecps for &c. pair bells for 5Oc r sc
am " and
And you you'll OHenhe champion continents
flashed landscape
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-03
ATHLETICS At HOBART.

THE FOOTBALL MANAGER SAYS THE SENTIMENT
OF THE COLLEGE HAS BEEN MIS-
REPRESENTED
To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: Inasmuch as your editorial Athletic MOT
ais -" published I'm The Tribune of February o.
holds up tho student body OF Hobart College to
rjdcule Justly deserved If the facts are as al
legged you will no doubt. be willing to hear the
other side.
For some time past articles dlscrediting the ath-
letic standing OF Hobart College have appeared in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-03

Thomas F. Kaughran. of No 149 West Eighty
second-st has filed petition in bankruptcy. with
liabilities Si9774 and no assets. He was Of haugh-
van G. Co drvgoods dealers, who made assign
mcnt on January G, 1856
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-03
Misses
Cloves,
Csc.
New Lawn
Wrappers
serve. But here's our best attempt

At 81 75-Of navy blue and white figured lawn square
yoke back and 'front.' full front and Vatican plated
back bretele shoulder, yoke. bretelles anu
sleeves trimmed with two rows OF braid and neat
embroidery.
S35D-Pre;ty figured lawns; Vatican plated back;
full large sailor collar trimmed with rows OF
and deep RULES OF embroidery sleeves also
trimmed with insertion and ruiie; two lawn ruaes
At $}.1j-Of figured lawns; yoke, back and front
Of plas: sashed breelles over shoulders collar
and trimmed with rows OF insertion ana rufte
Of embroidery. belt around waist
At Sf5O-Of light dark striped lawns; yoke front OF
fine embroidery plss: full front Vatican plated
back; double bletel!e over shoulders; trimmed with
insertion and fine edge: sleeves also trimmed; belt
around waist.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-03

Aaron 1nris Of Poughkeepsie has filed n petition
IN bantruntcv here. with liabilities s4.SG and no
assets lie has life interest IN the estate OF ms
wife in house and 5000 personal property "hich
belonged to her. All the liabilities are on account
of accommodation Endorsements IN 1884 for the hrm
Of Clifford Sherman & Innis manufacturers OF u1 80
stuffs Of Poughkeepse and New-York City when
bleincss was esta blished in 1893. George lnlS ne
surviving partner OF that firm. made an assignment
in August 1884 10 Aaron lnnis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-03
TO ARRANGE FOR THE ANNUAL VISIT.

to HHHINTTI 7 wv TIT TT
AT the regular monthly meeting OF the Long ISL
and Interschoastic Athletic League to be he'd THIS
afternoon at o'clock at the Adelphl Academy
Gymnasium brooklyn II will be decided where to
hold the annual outdoor track and held meet Ar
ranCements for the meet Will be made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-03

Augustus Sellner. Of Elmira. y. y, and Aaron
Woolhe!n who lives at No. 81 East Seventy ninth
st. who composed the firm OF seHner & Woolhein'
Of New-York City and Elnra, have filed a petition
in bankruptcy here. with liabilities $685.. due 10
sixty creditors, and no assets. They We're formerly
Wholesale dealers ia clothing at No. 495 Broadway,
this city. with n store in Elmra.
petition in involuntary bankruptcy has been
filed against the Pierce Miller Engineering Com
pany Of No. 26 Cortandt-st.. by four creditors.
Marvin Briggs. the Street Railway Publishing Com
pany McMann & Taylor and VI. DeVin &c Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-03
PETITIONS ~ BANKRUPTCY.

= Rackman Underhil. jr., stock broker who
,,,.os =, No 1O42 Lexlngton-ave. and had an once
at No 80 WaI-st has filed petition, IN uanhh
rptcy with liabilities $3S C$$ and assets % IN
drina largest creditors are Edward - Ohoc4I'I4, vi
Paw Shore Long Island. S2,!2J for money -, ~
4 p Morrison 81 62 due on STOCK uahS'c'i""9'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-03

The annual dinner Of the Century Wheelmen was
held last night at the Tuxedo. Madison-ave. and
Finy-ninth-st Il was an emphatic success. ard
many men prominent in wheeling and in tho trade
-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-03
Your Physician
european Advertisements.

EUROPEANS AND TRAVEL.
LERS will find the London office of The
Tribune, 149 Fleet Street, a convenient
place to leave their advertisements and
subscriptions for The Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-03
New goods every day, for
they are so cheap and pretty
that they are only transient
New
pettiCOdtS
visitors here.

At Sl-Os pretty striped percane; deep corded UNI
brela ruie. faced with Iercaline.
At Si5O-Of solid colored percane. In red blue and
violet, corded rufle lined with percane.
At 81 sO-Of Italian cloth metallic striped pettlcoa
deep corded umbrella rufe. Close inspection required
to detect from silk.
At 81 T5-Of fine Italian cloth metallic stripe deep
corded umbrella rLfe lined with percaline, veveteen
bound.
At 81 23-Of solid coored Mercyzei sateen; deep
Spanish nounce. with two rUfes and rows Of
cording above rufie; lined with percaline
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-03

Is,dor Hirschaeld salesman and manager at NO.
% Prince-st has filed petition IN DdiNrupto!'
with liabilities $3379l and no assets ne Ge s
were contracted in 1890 the largest cam ~. Inns "
siS 10- in favor of the estate OF Bernard Cohen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-03

Seldom come such chances as
OP,",S these so early in the season; but
dDIicS twists of fortune-lucky for you,
but unlucky for others-rnake the following
possible.
BLACK DRAP D'ETE
A little more than two weeks ago told you about the
1000 Yards of one-dolar -hftycent French Drap
d Etc that we were selling at Seventy cents Your
response was quick and hearty that we attempted
TO duplicate our purchase, with the result that we
have secured 200 yards OF the same splendid
quality in the same deep, rich black, As IN. WIDE,
which sell at the same price.
7Oc., instead of Sl.5O.
PRINTED MUSLINS
Pinks blues and blacks on white grounds, in designs
so refreshingly new and attractive that they must be
seen to be enjoyed They are chiefly in stripes and
the quality is the usual II &c grade We are offer
ing them at
IOC. a Yard.
Rotunda and Fourth avenue.
..,o.o., Two thousand pairs of very
r,''o good Misses lamb skin G love
o.O'oo' will be sold to-day at Twenty
EoC' five Cents Pair.
That statement is enough to ensure their
selling without further talk except to say that
Colors are tan, blue, brown, gray and
navy blue.
Sizes are all sizes from AZ to 81.
| Broadway
Thevpet prettier and cheaper
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-03
Here's a useful list tot
reference the next tine
Little
Have.tO.HaveS
Won come:

stocknet dress shields No. 2. &C. pair NO \ W y
Rubber lined dress shields. No 3. &c. par y"
pair. No d Zoe. pair. . . e liz M y
Light weight dress shields. No D. g. bN'''
pair, No. ;. lOc pair. ~ ~.
Velyeteen binding Irs in. sgd piece, lN' -, n<sa
reasto r,hhrn So piece Prussia binding. lIe' pN~
Black sewing silk. loo-ysrd spool &C. Cor Sc.
Rack bu,tonhole twist. loS ard SPOOL ''' w.
Spring hooks and eyes. .. card
Blasting cotton 500 yard spool Sc. o.
Iiren finish thread. loO-yard spool, oS
Glaze dress betting i0-yard piece. 100
English pins. SC paper.
safety pins Nos. l. .. B. &c. dozen,
cotton bono leasing p-yard piece SC
Tubular shoe laces 4 and %. ic' Dozen
t,orset faces. ~ yards. 4c. dozen. Ia. 4.
cotton tame u inch lc. roll Curling HONS y
Nitsiln covered corset clasps. SC
Assorted cotton tape. &c bundle.
Frled silk garter lengths. l-c
Tomato pin cushions -. u, "A
SIX Cor hand sewing. ounce spool. -oc'
Tenth street and Broadway -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-03
Table and
Bed Linens

slowly losing "a good thing seIIlng TOT ''''
than it is worth. i.
Read these over,-but you should NANCE
the goods and :" feel " the quality to 'eAiy
know the importance Of the prices
TABLE LINENS .....s., p.urx
Al 81 20 each-Three patterns In full oescH.S, graie
cloths. 66xs3 very low price inieea 20 "a nsmask
Al s225 each-Four patterns In fhH Uea'"'
cloth 68xsS - 49,, h,.seh.t panask
cloth 1CxSS 49,. a., handsome de-
signs. 7ONiO6. .,.... ,,nkrs; s)xn
A, 20 Ok doz Scotch bleached napkins ~ VA
tasty housekeepers Will enjoy; = ~ .,r, dinner
Ar "a doz Scotch blcached naphns III 49,
size handsome patterns; 2bN-n
BED LINENS ,.., .hset, ss
single beds 72x@o. - ,.,. extra length
A. 1D par-Hemsti,ched pillow cases to match -''
TOWELS ...,,A,.x ,ow.s
A. orc each--Extra fine hemmed hueAs ,oxsa
domask boriers in white. blue and req 49, 49,. ham
Al o5c each Hemmed huckaback towels eN
damask borders; %SN4o
Fourth avenue 80. Ia,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-03
Dainty white lawn, deli
catcly trimmed with lace
or en,hro;dn-v and nor
French Lawn
SaCqueS

haps finished off with ribbons. In some of
the 20 styles there is only one sacque; but
in others there's more choice. Some have
served as models for certain famous makers,
and are a little tumbled-nothing to hurt
AL must 60 to make room for new goods.
The prices we're $l4 to $40. To-day they
are ST to $40.
gacOu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-03

Two car loads of me.
dium-priced oak chit.
fonnieres came yeSter.
day. You may look
Sixteen STYLES. S. 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-03

p.,.uo All kinds of brushes at all kinds
C 'oN of prices; but better values are
ooouS seldom offered. The following
items will appeal to everybody interested:
At 3Oc-S hair brushes. solid back
Al Jnc . hair brushes solid back
At I5c.-il row hair brushes solid back
A. 6uc keepclean hair brushes.
At loo - French and English tooth brushes. 1
At 25c-Kents and Prophylactc tooth brushes.
At iOc 20 6Oc-Bone handle nail brushes
Al aOc.-Clohcs Brushes; extra value.
At 3Oc ana 0Oc.--lIat Brushes.
Tenth atreai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-03
Some
Medium.priCed
ChiffOnniereS

them over to-Cay. SlXteen Sty!cS, % ~
Sl6,-handsome substantial =" everyday"
pieces of good honest worth and merit.
We describe few as examples II you
care for others than these sixteen Styles
you can choose among two hundred
At s5-Ot antique oak 20 in vide IS In deep carved
back: large drawers In base. - . Ian.
At $500 quartered oak. 81 IN. wide 10 IN. oeep'
mirror in top 7xl4 large drawers IN base. -.
AT S. 50-Of antique oak 80 10. vide, ~ N. oeeP'
mirror IN top l4x2o; large drawers 49, .r,-
At s9-Of antique oak % IT, vide: 10 ~ aeep ",
ror top 14x20 3 large and small drawers ana "A'
box In base. -. IA. 90 g. AAeo,
mirror ton llx2o: large drawers IN bass. - 49,.
Al $40 GOT quarterei oak. 33 H. woe - m ~
mirror TOP Txl4. large and small drawers anu mas
box I'm base. ., l., 10. q q, seeo
,,r1,.r ton l8x24. 4 large ard small drawers aA'
hat base - . IA. % &, ssso;
swell front; mirror top i6x22; large drawers
Fourth floor.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1899-02-21

RG E y II for doz Pat
p Ia kEY ~ ent Hump
E|tAE 2 I Hooks and Eyes.
&21a 1c for %, doz Bone Bon.
~ GZSE/ tons.
|YTG) 1c for st, aot s, %;H
o. for Rubber or horn fine Combs.
o. for package good Envelopes.
o. for NckIe-pIated good quality
EV 'himbIes.
&c yard excellent Garter Web
Assorted Wire Hair Pins.
Sc for w. to-;
o. for bottle best Vase.
&c for cake Turkish bath Soap
% for Belongs best hmor0''e''
OC Silk.
o. a spool Cark's Lustre Cloche'
OS Cotton, like silk
% extra large Pencil Tablets, worth
Sc German Silver rhi"0''''
40 dozen good Pearl buttons
~ a box Perfumed Talcum Powder
No yard, Brush Edge Dress Bind
TO ins.
s9ooI, Crochet Silk, all coIors
dozen Eagle Perfection hexa-'
oG gon lead Pencils
dozen Shell Hair Pins.
a. Imported tooth Brushes, worth
W l5c.
ar Finest French tooth Brushes,
l5C usual lspsi price 25c.
o. Good quality wrapped Shaving
~ Brushes,
o. a bottle Cottage Ammonia war
OF ranted best.
TO- Silk honey comb Garter wen
o. a pair good quality Mems Oar
W tiers.
0on Handsome trimmed rocAe
EOO books, worth 3'c.
Az extra fine Silver trimmed Ree
4CC Seal Pocket books, worth 10
tn for large bottle Witch Haze
lbV extract.
Ok Fine bristle Hair Brushe
EO1 worth SOC.
CLOAKS.
&1E0 for Ladies Wool jacket
@iSO new style, worth S3OO.
CT for Ladies fine Imported Kers'
1O Jackets, worth double.
do for childrehs fine Woven Clo'
|O Jackets, worth S. 10 Sc.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1899-02-21

All Wool Ia White Blankets, very
fine and good, worth SIS,
"COld Wave Price" ..........,,......$3
Real Maco Curtain Swiss Lacey"
Patterns, worth l5c,
"COId Wave Price" ................~.. Sc
Flue White Embroidered Curtain
Swiss, worth l5c,
"Cold Wave Price" ......,,.,,....~.9c
| lot fine Silk Umbrellas, Congo
and Dresden handles, worth So,
"CoId Wave Price" ...,.......$ ST.. 80
Best! Imported Saxony Yarn,
"Cold Wave Price" ...,....,,..,... SC
3.ply All Wool Yarn,
"Cold Wave Price" 3 1-2c
Extra large 6 ounce Cake Elder
Flower Soap,
81 Day Wonder Price" 40