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lieve, that when Spain had been
driven out the controversy would
be ended and the people who had
struggled for liberty would be
permitted to establish govern
ment of their own making. Had
France undertaken to interfere
with our affairs after the valiant
service of Lafayette the war Of
the Revolution would not have
ended at Yorktown. The heroes
of '76 were not fighting to change
soverigns, they fought for indie
pcndance. They battled for seven
years. These Spanish subjects
have been fighting for centuries.
The senator's who voted against
tho Bacon amendment and against
the original resolution have brok-
en- faith. They abandoned their
professions of desire to spread
liberty throughout the world and
have placed themselves on record
as being ready, not cruelty and
tyranically like Spain but never
thelcss ready to govern people
who have earned right to govern
themselves.
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White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1899-02-23

Paris. Feb lS.-Thc National assembly
met at Versailles this afternoon to elect
a president 1t il unofiicially announced
that Loubet received 1873 votes against
27O for MeIno and was elected.
Paul De Rouledo attempted to speak
from the tribune. Loubrt forbade him
to do So De Roulede repulsed tho usher3
who rushed up to expel him from the
tribune. lie shouted "tbe president OF
the republic ought to be elected by the
p .ople. | will not vote here Then
turning to Louhet De Roulede cried
"Do you deny what De Baurepaire has
writteny"
To this Loubet replied. 81 am not
called on to answer you.
De Roulede reiterated" know what
you are Apart from tho De Roulede
inciducnt the voting passed off quietly
The Progressists insisted on voting
for Melino although he had withdrawn
in favor Of LDnbot. The votes not given
to Lonbet or Meline were divided be
tween Cavaignac, Gen. lamont, Gen.
Saussior and others. MeIiue received au
ovation when he voted Tor Loubet.
The duke OF Orleans seems to be going
away from France. He arrived last night
at Turin from San Rene.
When the sitting OF the assembly was
resumed the public galleries were crowd.
ed. The announcement OF the election
was greeted with prolonged applause
mingled with violent protes' from the
rightl,ts and left cts sholliny "Viye L.
Republique.
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Fa1T0, President Of France.
Dead.
Loubet Elected President.

Paris, Feb. l6.-M. Felix Faure, pres
id.nt Of he republic OF France, died at
lU o'clock Tonight Of au Illness of three
hours, President Faure died from apo
pleXy.
It has been known for some time that
his heart was weak, but the first lntlma
ton that he WAS sick was given at half
past this afternoon. when Il message
was dispatched to the premier, Nj.
Dupuy, announcing that the president
was i'll NJ Dupuy Immediately repaired
10 th Elysee. All medical efforts proved
ujiie ard the president died on the
.oha of 10.
Tr, aag On the Ehsee was imwedate
lowered 10 haf mast out tie ncws
as aispwchcd 10 all tie utticera and
mGars &c ,he Cabinet Gen. Hurjlndee,
m5unr> governor o, Pa>is, the sraod
cau8ce,ior OF the Logon Of Honor, the
,r feet OF The seine, the perfect OF the
police Of Par 8 and the presidents Of the
Senate and Chamher of Drputits
promptly arrived at the Ely see.
The report spread rapidly through the
city and large crowds soou assembled IL
the vicinity of the palace.
Paris, Feb. 1.-THE Cabinet will meet
this morning (Frilay) after the embaIm-
ing Of he remains, which will take place
at 6 o'clock, to fix the date for conven.
ing the national assembly at Versal..ts
to elect M, Faure's successor.
The national assembly, consisting OF
the Senate and Chamber Of Deputies
united in Congress, will probably meet
to morrow (Saturday) Emile Loubet
as president Of the Senate, becomes pres
ident Of the congress.
1t is expected that the struggle for the
presidency will be keen. M. Dupuy, the
promer, is supposed to have the best
chance and the contest is regarded as
lying between him, NJ. Henri Briason
and NJ. Loubet.
Other p ssible candidates are NJ. De
Freycinet, minister for war; and Godfrey
Cavaignac, former minister for war. and
Ouesnay de Beaurepaire. It is reported
that the recently formed league, known
as La Patrie Franchise, will actively pusi
NJ, de Beaurepaire's candidature.
Under the present exceptionally exert
lug conditions anything may be expect
ed to happen. Much depends upon wha
Gen. Zurlin len, military governor o
Paris. as head Of the military element
may decide to do.
so far, Paris remains tranquil,
BY a curious coincidence, NJ, Dupnl
occupies the came position which h'
held when the President Carnot WAS as
sassinated on June q, 1894,
NJ. De Freycinet has ordered th'
troops confined to barracks to-day.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
FEDERAL.

II. B. Bergusson, Albuquerque.
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The M'Enery Resolution.
Denver Republican.

Denver Republican.
The McEnery resolution passed
the Senate at Washington ycster-
day by a vote of 2G to22. While
the result is gratifying it would
have been more SO had the majority
been larger. The resolution read us
follows:
That by the ratification of the treaty
Of peace with Spain it is not intended to
incorporate the inhabitants Of the Philip.
pines into citizenship of the United
States, nor is it intended to permanently
annex said islands as an integral part of
he territory of the United States. But
it is the intention Of the United States
to establish on said islands government
suitable to the wants and conditions OF
the inhabitants OF said islands, to pre-
pare them for local sefgovcrnment and
in due time make such disposition OF SAID
islands az will best promote the interests
OF the citizens OF the United States and
the inhabitants of said islands.
Senator Bacon offered an amend
ment which is an improvement of
the original resolution. The vote
on the amendment was Il tie. The
vice president voted on the wrong
side and it was lost. The amend
ment reada:
That the United States hereby dis
claim any disposition or intention to ex-
ercise permanent sovereignty jurisdic-
tion or control over said islands, and as
sert their determination, when stable
and iudependant government shall have
been erected there, entitled, in the judg
ment Of the United States, TO recognition
as such, to transfer to said government
upon terms which shall be reasonable
aud just, all rights secured under the
cessation by Spain, and to thereupon
leave the government and control OF the
islam DIS to their people.
If that is not exactly in accord
with the avowed purpose of the
United States in declaring war
against Spain waiting world
would like to know it. The speech.
es made by members Of all parties
who favored war were for weeks
heard in the halls of Congress.
! Not one of them even limited al
Il proposal to subdue the insur
gents. On the contrary, the valor,
patriotism and heroism of the reb
els was extoIled to the skies
They were pictured as Il people
lighting for freedom, fighting a
the American colonies had tough
to throw off the yoke Of tyranny
antl oppression. The parallel wa
almost daily referred to.
The cry was 'down with Spain.
; That was the slogan used to lurr
the young men Of the countr,
from workshop and farm and the
: nobly responded. They believed
: and the country had a right TO be
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2-l6 6-S
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Roswell, n. NJ.
February 10, 1899.

Land Office at Roswell, N. NJ.
February 10, 1899.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before |. L. Analla,
P. 5ato Clerk, at Lincoln, N. b., cn Saturday,
March 25, 1859, viz Manuel Artisga, Homestead
Application No. 992 for tho NJ SEA and 81
NE4 Sec. &c, Twp. S. Range Is f. n. M. NJ.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
said land viz:
Erneo Padlila, OF Gray, N. NJ.
j. W. Swan, 4"
S. T. Gray, g"
ID. j. ri. A. Jewett, 70"
HOWARD LELASD,
els 6-s Register
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Roswell, N. NJ.

Land Office at Roswell, n. NJ.
February 10, 1899.
Notice is hereby given that the following
namod settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before l. l.. Analla,
Probate Clerk, at Lincoln, N. M, on Monday,
April 3, 1892, viz Clara 5. Blanchard, Homestead
Application No. 3l5 for the NEh Sec. 25, Twp,
=. Range Is 4. n. NJ. NJ.
He names the following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF, said land, viz:
jesus Maria Gonzales, Of Lincoln, n. N.
Filomeno Peralta, Gray,
Nicolas Pcralts,
W. S. Blanchard, " Ft. Stanton, n. NJ,
HowARD LELAND,
ZIG 6-S Re yister.
White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1899-02-23
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Roswell n. NJ.

Lenu otIlce III hosWsl ~ M
February 10, 1899.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of HIS intention
to make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before l. L. Analla
Probate Clerk, at Lincoln, N. NJ, on Saturday
Marcn 70, 1899, viz: Erineo Padilla, Homestead
Application No. 99l for the NEh4 Sec. 10, Twp
9 5. Range IA f. N. NJ. NJ.
Honames the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of, said land, viz: d. j. NJ A. Jewett, of Gray
n NJ, Doroteo Torres of Lincoln, N. NJ, Isl
dro Samoro, of Gray, N. n. and Severe Padilla
of Gray, N. NJ
Howard Leland,
a-I6 6-S Register
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Letter List

Letters remaining uncalled for in tho
post office, White Oaks N. NJ, Feb. lst
1899.
Mrs Mary &. Bennett. James Horn ESQ.
Mr.. Zatter Gushing, f3 jack Lsinahan.
Sr Dn. Damaceo Baca, Mr.. Acc Powers.
Mrs J. +. Smith, Mr.. II. Wiley.
Miss Maggie Hansicle.
Very respectfully,
John A. Brown, P. Nj
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LIGHTH OUSES.
Tho United States at the Head OF All Ma
tionk as Regards Warnings for Mariners.

The United States at the Head of All NA-
lions as Regards Warnings for Mariners.
One hundred and fifty years ago the Eddy
stone Lighthouse in England with a si1ty-hve
candle power light. cost for maintenance 40
cents an hour; now, at the same expense. q
light Of 100000 candle power is maintained.
and the difference between the two illustrates
the extension OF lighthouses. which now num-
Der more than 10000 in all countries, though
thirty-hv years ago the number was less than
1000 Thirty-nve years ago there were $50
lighthouses In the United States only, as against
1876 In Great Britain and Ireland. OF which 245
were in England, $50 in Scotland and 80 in Ire
land. Now there are 600 lighthouses in Great
Britain and tho number In the United States 10
1900 exclusive OF those In Alaska and In the
newly acquired West Indian provinces. and OF
stationary beacons. anchored vessels, carrying
lights. electric or gas huoyS in position, fog
signals whether operated by steam. hot air or
clock work. post lights, whistling 6uuys and
stake lights to the number OF loo addi-
tional
The United States have 1880 miles OF sea-
coast, 800 miles Of gulf coast and LOO miles
OF lake coast The literature OF lighthouses 10
supplied the theme for many poets and roman
tic wrters-mOre. peghaIs, than the actual facts
warrant. Since 1880 electricity has been huhsti-
tuted for gas or oil and the means OF lllumina-
has the life saving service. Some OF the most
elaborate Of the newly constructed lighthouses
are in England, the generally rocky coast OF
which is often Of "a character So dangerous to
are made visible twenty miles out at sea Italy
has more lighthouses than Germany, and the
opening Of the hiel Canal, the traffic OF which
was 10000 shps last year. has further reduced
minished the dangers OF wreckage on the Bal
tic Sea coast.
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MattingS.

I'IuIIIIISo Be
At$7,75, REDUCED FROM $1,000
800 Rolls Mating, Reversible China,
SITS, in rolls of 40 yds.
$5.8S AND $6.e8, REDUCED
FROM $9.75 AND $l3.75-Fancy
Japanese Mattings at $5.98 and $6.e8,
roll Of 40 yds.
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Inc Cotton.
AT 2ec., REDUCED FROM 5Oc.-Good
Percale Waists, neat patterns, detacha-
bic collar, all sizes.
AT 4ec., REDUCED FROM 75c.-Fancy
Lawn and Percale Waists in pretty up
to-date styles and patterns.
AT 69c., REDUCED FROM Sl.OO. "A
variety of pretty Percale Waists in neat
patterns, best makes.
AT eSc., REDUCED FROM $l.5O.-A
variety of good styles in Derby, Mar
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A large assortment OF finer Waists, all
prominent makes, $1.25, $l.4s,
$l.7e, $l.9S.
A special lot of fine Troy made Waists in
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finished with beading, at 9Sc., reduced
from $l.69. Celebrated King Waists,
$l.5e, $l.e8, $3.50.
Misses and Children's Waists, 8 to I 6
year sizes, in good Percale patterns,
49c., &c.; Bingham and Lawn, CSC;
White, csc. and $l.45.
The Silk.
AT $l.eS, REDUCED FROM S2.eS-
IFS Chinese and China Silk Waists in
black and colors, tucked, detachable col
lars.
sos, REDUCED FROM S4.es.-2so
assorted Silk Waists OF extra quality
taffeta in checks, paids and stripes and
p!ain colors, also black, full front and
tucked bias effects.
$3.eS, REDUCED FROM $5.5O.-2OO
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lnnumerabie
Toilet Articles
and
Preparations.
Section {. extreme rear.
Not sent q. y. ID.


Ho' sent T. " D. Loonen's best quail
ty Tooth Brushes at l9c., reduced
from Csc. and soc.
Pure briste Hair Brushes, and
| rows, polished wood backs, l5c.
and Csc, reduced from Csc. and acc.
Real ebony Hair Brushes, extra stiff
bristles, Csc, reduced from Acc.
Large size Nail Scrubs, extra fine
quality, Sc, reduced from Csc.
Borax Toilet Soap, lc. cake.
Pure Glycerine Soap, transparent,
u pound bars, 7c.
Daisy Queen, cold cream and glycer-
inc, and English Violet Soap, highly
perfumed, box OF 3 cakes, 1Oc.
Heliotrope, Lilac, Lavender, Jockey
Club, and Florida Water Soap, highly
perfumed, 4c. cake.
Toilet and Bath Sponges, &c., 1Oc.,
15c., and zoe.
Witch Hazel, y pint bottles, Sc.
Violet Ammonia, u pint bottles, Sc.
Farina Cologne, OF. bottles, l5c.
Extra strength Ammonia, SC. bottle.
Superior Bay Rum, OF. sprinkler
bottle, l2c.
Perfect Face Powder, &c. box.
Snow Flake Tooth Powder, Sc. can.
Perfumed Talcum Powder, fine quail
ity, 4c. can.
Almond Meal, OF. jars, ice.
Curling Fluid, | &c. bottle.
Sea Salt, SC. box.
Lavender Smelling Salts, lOc. bot
tie.
Extracts, all odors, OF. bottles, lOc.
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and material and offered at prices FULLY
r market rates.
AT Csc, REDUCED FROM &c.
Mems fine grade Balbriggan Shirts, self
fronts, long and short sleeves, and also
drawers TO match.
AT 3 FOR $l.OO, REDUCED FROM
5Oc.-Men's colored Balbriggan Shirts,
self fronts and long sleeves, with draw
ers to match; sizes shirts, "a to a. !;
drawers. 80 to 40.
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csc. for Royal Wiltons, reduced from
$3.50.
soc. for Administers, Velvet and
Body Brussels, reduced from ST rs to
$l.65.
3ec. for Tapestry Brussels, reduced
from 60c. and 75c.
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A Special Reduction,

We've made very great reduction in our
fine colored Shirt Waists, all this sea-
sons manufacture, consisting OF fine
Some slightly soiled from handling,
broken sizes, at &c., eSc., $l.2S,
$l.79; reduced from CSC. to $3.75.
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$50 Skirts in Natural or Blue Linen,
embroidered in Arabesque designs, with
wash braid.
AT SITS TO $3.50, REDUCED FROM
SITS TO S6.25.-6OO Skirts in
Linen, Denim, Pique, and other cot
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IS ever offered TO buy colored Petticoats,
erfectly made.
Percale Pettcoats, some excellent val.
ues in fancy lawn in this lot.
$3.e8, REDUCED FROM $5.OO.-5O
only of fine extra quality Taffeta Silk
Petticoats in black, lavender, green,
purple and new blue, deep umbrella
fIounce, corded.
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stylish Silk Waists in corded silk,
figured silk, shaded effects and shep-
herd paids, bias tucked fronts, full
front, dress and shirt waist sleeves.
$4.98, REDUCED FROM $3.50 TO
$7.5O.-3OO assorted Silk Waists, finest
taffetas, black, solid colors, stripes,
checks, plisse taffetas in this lot; very
stylish.
S5.ss, REDUCED FROM ss.es.-A
choice lot of unlined Taffeta Silk
Waists, one in box, some embroidered
on silk, others with lace insertings.
The White.
Good white Lawn Waists with neat yoke
of fancy netting, at 79c.; reduced from
$l.25.
Fine White Lawn in numbe- OF STYLES,
tucked Jokes, some with two and three
rows OF fine embroidery, all at 9Sc.;
reduced from $l.5O.
Extra quality White Pique Waists OF the
wel-known West End name, with fancy
Polka Dots, at ESQ.,; reduced from
$1.75.
Fine White Lawn OF the celebrated Geisha
make, with inserting in yoke, at $l.le;
reduced from $l.69.
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Summer Underwear Underpriced.

And yet every garment is perfect in fit, sty
one-third the regul
AT 1870, REDUCED FROM &c.,
Women's white ribbed Cotton Vests,
low neck, no sleeves, silk tape in neck
and arm.
AT l9c., REDUCED FROM 25c.-
White ribbed Cotton Vests, low neck,
no sleeves, handsomely finished at neck
and arm.
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Many Chances
Among the
HOuSefurniShingS.

housekeeper at reduced prices.
Hardwood S #. Step Ladders, Acc; re-
duced from S5c.
Folding Lawn Chairs, &c.; reduced
from csc.
Lawn Swings, the Columbia" very
strong, $500; reduced from $5.75.
No. | S Star Hot Plate, with burners,
CSC; reduced from $l.50.
No. IL Economy Gas Cooker, COM
plete with oven, $3.50; reduced from
$500.
1000 sheet roll Toilet Paper, finest
paper in the market, Sc. roll; reduced
from 1Oc.
Star Fibre Pals, 2lc.; reduced from
35c.
Japanese Stoop Seats, 7c.; reduced
from lOc.
Pastry or Pie Boards, large size, first
quality goods, &c.,; reduced from 37c.
Extra heavy xxx Sin. oval heavy pol
ished Wash Boilers, at $l.4e; reduced
from $500.
Self-basting Brothers, for oil or gas
stoves, 24c.; reduced from 48c.
Garden Hose, all qualities, from to
5 ply, every foot guaranteed for season
80, &c., lOc., l2c., l5c. It.
Acme Soap, 10 for Csc.
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More
Small Prices
for
Small Wares.

Not Sent @. o. D. prices that you will
find TO be very great inducement.
Dress Shields-Size 8, rubber lined
and summer weight, 7c. pair; size 4,
1Oc. pair.
Fine seamless stockinet, size 3, loc.
apair.
Shoe Laces, mohair tie, 4 yards, &c.
Shoe Laces, spiral tag, yard, &c. a
pair.
Shoe Laces, mohair, ~ yards, loc.
dozen.
SIX Garter Elastic, 15c. a yard.
Bias Velveteen Binding, black, s.
yard pieces, &c., l2c. and | SC. piece.
Hairpn Cabinets, lc. and &c. each.
Tailor-made Bodice Hook and Eye
Stays, SC. each.
Ever Ready Yoke Dress Belts, Sc.
Silk Seam Binding, yards. 7c. a
piece.
Important There iSi. are some Lni ,hs
Lining have been impercep,ibly
News. s sama nsw! n iUss as wgs GVs
marked them very low.
AT &c., REDUCED FROM 2Oc.-l 600
yards Black French Haircloth ready for
use, an indispensable dress facing that
sells everywhere at zoe. per yard; here
tomorrow at &c.
AT &c. TO Sc, REDUCED FROM 1oc.
TO 2sc.-Novelty Skirtings, black and
colored grounds, fancy checks and
stripes suitable for making underskirts
or lining, to be sold below cost.
lOc. quality at &c.
l5c. quality at 1Oc.
zoe. quality at l2Nc.
Csc. quality at l5c.
AT lOc.-Two items that are important
Just now, White Summereu for lining
shirt waists, 80 inches wide, at l0c. per
yard.
AT l6c.-white Shrunken Duck for inter-
lining collars and cuffs for shirt waists,
SO inches wide, at Ice. per yard.
,. New, fashiona-
Special Prices. an" Gd ,Ist eIs,.d lew.
elled Waist Sets, some with three pins,
Sleeve Links, and Collar Buttons, at
l5c. a set, reduced from Csc.
Gold plated Waist Sets, enamelled,
jeweled, and engraved, at tic. a set,
reduced from Csc. and 35c.
Gold plated and sterling SILVER Skir'
Pins, sets plain and iewelled, lOc., re-
duced from lie. to Acc.
Jewelled Sash or Belt Pins, &c., re-
duced from l8c. and zoe.
Belt Fasteners, plain, jewelled, and
snamelled, &c., reduced from loc. and
15c.
lao gold plated Scarf Pins, large
variety Of styles, jewelled or plain, &C.,
reduced from iOc. and SC.
Large variety Of jewellcd, enamelled,
and plain Brooches, l2c., reduced from
25c.
Enamellcd and jeweiled Hat Pins al
l5c., reduced from Csc.
Waist Pin Sets, jewe!led, enamelled,
and sterling silver mounted, l2c., re-
duced from 25c. and 35c.
zoe. for Our ,ro A pleasant nj O m,
SOC. Candy ard Sods
MarshmallOWS. Water Man1.d depaFT1%S ss,
are our regular 30c. Marshmallowsr
fresh and delicious; tomorrow We sci!
them al zoe. pound box.
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COlOred PetticOatS.
SOC. to $3.98, Reduced from CSC, to $500.

This is one OF the very best opportuniti
all stylish and
Soc, REDUCED FROM esc.-35o as
sorted Seersucker, Crash and fancy Per-
Gale Petticoats, some braided flounce; all
umbrella shape, and dust ruffle, full size.
CSC, REDUCED FROM $l.45 AND
$l.69.-2OO assorted Metallic, Mercer
lied and Sateen and fine fancy colored
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-11
Uncommon Opportunities in Cotton and
Silk Waists.

had such large and varied collection these popular
SO low that they DON'T
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-11
Mems Suits
to Order,
$1,000 for the
$24.5O Kinds.

lined with best serge or Italian cloth,
durable and cool suit, S 1900.
Also Suits made TO order from genu-
Inc hand and machine woven Scotch
effects, at S27. so to $5s 90; silk-lined
$500 extra.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-11
Boys Double
Breasted Suits,
$1.9S, Reduced
from $3,98.
Boys Waists and
BlOuSeS, 49c.,
Reduced from csc.

two detached collars, and King waists,
with attached collars, made OF best
percale, sizes to IA, but not all sizes
In any style; also sailor blouses, sizes
219 to years, Of percale and dimity in
very pretty light and dark patterns,
collars inlad with white pique, very
cool and serviceable.