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In Memoriam.

wife, KATIE V. DEEBLE, who died one year
ago today, November 81 1898.
Oh, for a look that sweet face,
A touch Of that vanished hand,
A sound Of that voice that loved 80 well
That is now in the promised land,
BY HER HUSBAND. Ii. H. DEEBLE.
kREAMER; In memory Of our little daughter.
ago today November n, 1895.
One weary year has passed and still we miss herr
But little they know the sorrow
That lies within our hearts concealed:
BY MAMMA AND PAPA.
MYERS In sad but loving remembrance Of our
three years ago to-day, November II, 1896
The night dew that falls,
Though in silence IL weeps,
Shall tighten with verdUre
The grave where he sleeps;
And the tears that we shed.
Though IN secret they roll
Shall long keep his memory
Green in our souls.
HIS DENOTED DAUGHTER, LEoNoRA b. s.
PRENTISS. At special meeting OF the medical
faculty Of the Columbian University, held last
night, the following resolutions were adopted
Whereas the medical faculty " the Column
bian University have been called upon to de
plore the demise of DR.. D. W. Prentiss, late
professor Of materia medica and therapeutics,
who died his residence in this city Sunday,
November 10; therefore
- Resolved, That hereby express and re-
cord sincere appreciation Of DR. Premise
faithful and efficient service in the duties Of
his prOfessOrship during the twenty years OF
his incumbency Of the chair. Always punctual
and conscient ious in the line OF duty notwith-
standing the Interruptions OF an extensive med
ical practice, and while for many years a suf-
ferer from disease, he continued even to within
few days Of his end. to discharge his obliga-
tons TO the faculty and medical class, deliver
ing his last lecture the 9th OF November,
only ten days preceding his decease. Prof
Prentiss, while devoting the greater part Of his
life and talent to the private practice OF his
chosen profession. also found time for doing
charitable work In the several hospitals and
dispensaries with which he for many
years connected. He was also deeply inter
ested in natural history and all departments Of
biology, especially ornithology. the study of
which his fayorite recreation In college
business affairs he was always ambitious ana
progressive, well judicious.
I'm his personal relations with his fellow
men he was honored. beloved and admired,
alike by patients students and acquaintaDces,
as well by his professional colleagues, who
will ever cherish and his memory
Resolved. That join with his bereaved
family I'm their sorrowinG afhiction and hereby
tender them earnest and sincere sym
patty.
Resolved That these resolutions be re-
corded in the archives of the faculty. and that
a copy Of the same I've forwarded to his family
W. W. JOHNSTON, NJ. D.,
A. F. A. KING. NJ. D.,
d. X. SHUTE. NJ. D.,
Committee.
SINCELI,. In loving remembrance Of HEN
RIErTA SINCELL, who died November -,
1879.
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Guaranteed Sewing rIacf1ines.

Our w & L Sewing Machines vary price $40 90 to 90
The 80 machine hand machine Those S2soo are
shuttle machines and babang The $1,000 automatic and
DdlDearS The New Victor price from S24
Inc capital SISoo to S2o The Demaes fve-vear
guarantee and u set OF attachments with machine
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Revolving
Book Gases S.

We show very attractive line OF
solid oak Revolving Book Cases,
with rich golden oak finish, highly
polished, and in several grades and
styles, suitable for books of all sizes.
Just the case for a small room or a
library. Make most acceptable
Christmas gifts.
beautiful Case. with dictionary holder attached
sold oak, highly polished
5000 each.
Also a large assortment of better
cases. to suit any size space or room.
Fourth floor.
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OF stealing eighty-fve gallons OF milk from
Henry Copperthte. He asked for a jury
triai and was held to answer. 1t is said
that twenty-five other charges OF stealing
milk will be flied against the accused
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-21

Experienced cake bakers demonstrating the Mrs Deusen
cake MoS and giving Tree lessons the of baking
shine Gold and Nut Cakes
Cakes and Sunshine and 4oc 25 and ,sc MT
goo and 4oc
Depart nent-Ffn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-21
MARRIED..

WERSTER HENDERSON. On October 20 1895
a. the Dutch Reformed St Johannes Kirrhs
parsonage. IN Baltimore. by the Rev. Paul Vie
nand. Gto. q. WEBSTER and ELSIE MAR
ION ANDERSON.
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Art NeedleWOrk
Department..

Dainty bits and elegancies in Art
Needlework, made up and to be
made up-for the parlor, the dining
room, the bed room, including
Hand-painted Linen Guest Books,
Clipping Books, Address Books,
Magazine Covers, Authors Books,
Card Cases, Stamp Boxes. Wall
Pockets, Photograph Cases, Ladies'
and Gentlenen's Laundry Lists,
Letter Racks, Hand-embroidered
Photograph Gases, Jewel or Money
Bags, Pin Wheels, etc.
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Lot 3-Rich Golden Oak Rockers. choice design.
upholstered in figured German apcstry-a very hani-
some and comfortable chair and an exceptions
value
$500 each. Value 5000.
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Perfect Health.

Keep the system IN perfect order
by the occasional use of TUFTS Liver
Pills They regulate the bowels and
produce
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SOS each. Value $500:

Lot 2-Solid CHARTERED Oak Rockers with cohbler
seat; highly polished and strongly built
1896 each. Value 5000.
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Charged With Stealing MIX.

George Rideout, colored. was today ar
raigned before Judge Scott on the charge
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A Vigorous Body.

For Sick Headache. Malaria, Bill
iousness. constipation and Kindred
Diseases an absolute cure
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Mems Astrakhan
Bicycle Gloves.

We are showing a glove especially
for use on these sharp, frosty morn
ings-for bicycling and street wear.
Made OF f1eeced-lined astrakhan,
with mocha leather forchets between
the fingers, They are soft and pliable
and cold proof
5OC a pair
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Special Values i'm
Fancy Chairs.

Three lots of Chairs and Rockers,
in odd and attractive shapes, espe-
clally adaptable for Christmas pres
ents, will be offered tomorrow at
nearly half the usual prices.
AS the lots are small an early Sc
lection is advised.
Lot SOLID Oak and Imitation Mahogany Rockers
and Chairs. upholstered in figured velour of pretty
designs.
S2.95 each. Value $500.
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CALENDARS FOR shown great variety-odd UNIQUE
and pretty designs-Ioc $500 each.
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SIX Pin Balls. Each. SIPS
Fan Calendars. Eaeh................. 25c,
japanese saehet Dolls Eacb,. SOC.
Doh Irvine Boxes. Each. SIPS
New Designs in Sofa Pillow Covers.
Smokers. Eacb................. SOC.
'r"ii- --..--..--.. .0CN.
Swiss Toilet Sets. ribbon and G.
lace trimmed Each. s2i.OO ~ %. so
Painted and Embroidered Pin
Cushions. lace and ribbon trim &, TO c6oo
Pin Cushions. trimmed with c. 81 O.
Point de Esprit lace. Zach. PI-/o anu S91.< }
Latest designs in Drapery Silks.
First floor.
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Looking FIo1idayward.

Owing to the unusual demand for Jewelry, Silver
ware and Imported Art Objects, we advise those de-
string these special products for the holidays that to
avoid disappointment, it is quite necessary to make
f11fr selections at an early day.
We also advise the early placing of orders for
Names initials, onograr1s, crests, ETC., to be marked
engraved or embroidered leather goods, sverware,
iewelry table linens, Fandkerchies and other articles
intended for holiday gifts.
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DES FOR I9ooDainty little ones for the shop
ping Dag or pocket business diaries different STYLES and
sorts-ooc- to S135 each.
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Rugs and
Art Squares.

We have just received a new lot
OF Single-iaced Iran" Rugs. These
in connection with our complete line
of Granite Art Squares and a new
assortment of Reversible Jute Rugs,
give us one of the most attractive
and complete lines of low-priced
rugs to be found anywhere.
The Iran Rings, in carpet sizes only.
814xIoH feet, $3.50 each.
9 xI2 feet, $1,000 each.
The Granite Art Squares, as follows:
212x3 yards, $3.50 each.
3 x3 yards, $500 each.
3 X31a yards, $3.50 each.
3 x4 yards, $500 each.
The Reversible Jute Rugs show very handsome
patterns in the richest and most popular color er-
fects Yet produced.
e x9 feet, 5000 each.
7I2xIoH feet, 5000 each.
9 XI2 feet, SI2oo each.
A large assortment of Oriental
Rugs of our own direct importation
at lower prices than ever before
quoted for such goods.
Rug Dept.-Third floor
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Fourth floor.
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SOC. a pair.

StOrr-FirSt floor.
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Hotel Arrivals.

Arlington-T. ]. Robson, Chicago; G.. F
Baldwin, Boston; J. w. Hill, Harrisburg
Pa.
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DRESS GOODS


BOUGHT AT THESE PRICES
Are an Investment
returning 9 profit Of 80 to 100 per ssaA4
for they arc good the ysas rsund. eaa d
Autumn such prices ~ these VII bsasns u
the nsver-returninE past.
A. NINETEEN GENTS
you can now buy
80 cent Covert Suitings--<2 inches wsdS
40 cent Checks and FancIes--<4i ncl
IS cent Examines and Grenadines-<S incl
80. 80 and 10 cent goods for 10 Ssnts
A. TwENTY-NINH CENTS
you can now buy
40 cent All Wool Cashmeres and seTees-
40 cent Shepherd Cheoks-Blaok and Blue
40 cent Granite MiKtures--4< inches Wid4
At FoRTY-NINE GENTS
you can now buy
rs cent All Wool serGes-----toi inch
90 cent All Wool Tailor ClothS---5oi noh
IS cent whipcord Mixtures inch
At sIxTY-NINE GENTS
1925 Fine Fancy Weaves-50 inches wtda
At THIRTY-NINE CENTS
90 cent All Wool Polka Dot Challies-
In the popular Navy and White.
At TWELVE CENTS and q half
Extra wide wool Challies
Fancy etyles------sAti stripes
were 20 cents
Complete assortments OF
New Homespun Mixtures
All eolors. including best shades Of gray
SEyENTY-FIVE CENTS
Fine Fancy FIannels
IS CENTS were so and &C
The majority yard wide
Stripes. checks. plaids Pink. Blue. Tan-also
white with coIored silk lines-nne quality
light weiGht-w not shrnk-specially do.
sirable for Shirts. Waists and Babies fine
Wrappers
Twenty-Five cents for such FIannels
is absurdly low.
Our Great Blanket Sale
Begins Monday, August Fourteenth
Meanwhile
It will pay to compare our present valusI
with any elsewhere offered
Investigation usually shows our regular values
to equal others Sale Specials"
Seeing is BelievinG-come andAssI
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In Considering the Advi.ability

OF advertising. something you may never have done
heretofore select such mediums "a will give tho
best results without delay. A SuS reader decides
promptly ana is able to pay for what he requires
Adv.
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no 'o,e VI ooNu N'i.,t -. -
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int.i"uiel' i'D '0''1
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h"rrieuS returhou u Japan III o'ue' " s''o
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are pecuiai ~ U"p"', v, -. ,.i' S,',.
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All Linen Napkins
WASH DRESS FABRICS
0t-.~ C.I0

What need OF "whys" or Wherefores'r
THESE PARALLEL COLUMNS
TELL THE STORY
Wore Now
French Twill Sateens-
Black and Navy-white and
Gold figures. ....................12K 81
French Crepons-beautiful
colorings-special designs......le .12T
French Crepolines-silk barred. 30 .19
French Organizes ...............'.'ZA "a
Cluster Stripe Dimities-
Blue and Violet flower designs
and NAVY Stripes. 81
Fine French Porcales SO inch ....12H 90
Best Linen Crashes--36 inch......le .12T
Check Skirting Crashes "a
Fancy Foulards-Royal Blue.......l0 .12T
Columbia Poplins-linen tinish....le IA
Bayadere and Pineapple Ginghamsl2H 8
Fine Zephyr GihRhamS. ...l2h 8
SO inch Fine Madras GInGhams ...l2H IL
Fast Black Henrietta SateenS ....l2H IA
Best American Percaes-36 inch. .l2H 654
Emb'd Moussclnes-Savy
and Royal Blue and Red .........15 8
Empress Piques-henvy cords. IS 81
Duck Sutings-plnin and fancy...l2
Lace Lawns and Daisies .........lO 5
Fancy Woven Flannels-heayy nap So
JnconetE Lawns and
Embroidered SwisseS ............l2k s..
Fancy Turkey Red Cambrics..... ~
Quilting hallcs"..........,....... 8
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j. AltmonAQu* MONDAY, AUGUST aA.
SILK UMBRELLAS.
BLACK AND CoLoRED SILK UMBRELLAS CLOSE ROLL
STEEL ROD EIGHT RIB FRAME, 2e AND % INCH, SUTTA
BILE FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN VALUE $1.o5
$500, AT
LINEN DEPARTMENT..
HAND MADE RENAISSANCE CENTER PIECES AND DRESSER
ScARFS, WITH LINEN CENTERs.
zoxzo INCHES. 500 zoxso INCHES, 500
24x24 -. LIS 2oxs4 49,. 3.45
ALSO
1000 TURKISH BATH MATS Sc. EACH.
LADIES' HOSIERY.
LADIES' BLACK COTTON LADIES' INGRAM BLACK
HOSE, TWO THREAD. Isle THREAD HOSE WITH
DOUBLE soLES AND HIGH UNBLEAcI1ED soLEs PER
5 SnR PnR HEELS 19c. PAIR 25c.
SPECIAL REDUCTIONS IN PRICES OF
DUCK, GALATEA, SERGE AND PIQUE.
5000 YARDS IMPORTED coLoRED COTTON SERGE,
DUCK AND GALATEA QMITED ASSORTMENT OF COL
oRs), ORIGINAL PRICES 24c TO 28c. PER DE-
1900 YARDS FANCY WHITE PIoUf, ORIGINAL PRICES
28c. TO Csc. PER YARD. AT l9c.
eighteenth Street, Nineteenth Street and Sixth Hvenus
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cruelty. such as explosive bullets and in gem
eral every kind OF bullet which exceeds the
limit necessary for placing a man Immediately
hors de comb should be forbidden"
The vote OF condemnation against the dunn
dunn is OF course OF no practical effect unless
Great Britain should voluntarily abandon its
use. There is no present intention on the
part OF the British Government to make any
change in this respect.
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Children's Refers

White and Colored Pique and Bedford-cool
looking. but just enough warmth for cool day
Girls and Boys styles-wide collars, hand
somely trimmed with fine emb'y-
.69........wcre l,4o were 2.0S
1.i9....... were 240 were 3,0S
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irrespective of Profit.

Reductions which sell apply not only to Goods Of
Fashion, Staples wel"Sta goods used the
year round subject change Of style and therefore seldom
sold at sacrifice . OUR PRESENT PRICES for Staples
rule LOWER than PRESENT wholesale Nevertheless,
for two daystomorrow and Tuesdayas ndueement
to Housekeepers and large Consumers have decided sell
even lower feeling that the money saving opportunities will
quickly recognized that sales will be doubled Here
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LADIES' BLACK COTTON
HOSE, TWO THREAD,
DOUBLE SOLES AND HIGH
SPLICED HEELS, TO-
PER PAIR, ~"
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Tho Academy is on the point Of closing its
doors, and the art community is. as usual. be-
ginning To take reckoning Of the peluniary
aspect nj the season as compared with those
that have precededit. And with this reckon
ing there comes the discovery of a somewhat
paradoxical state OF affairs Six months ago
or so painters in general. the prominent
Academician as we'll as he to whom patron is
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Dressing Sacques

1.ie"...... were 2.4o i.e9".,....,were 3.oS
Dressing Sacques
White. Colored and Fancy Lawn All new this
season. therefore the latest designs
Lace or Embroidery trim
Now Reduced as fOilOws;--
.2o worth 30 .39..,....w worth ? rs
SO worth ."S .99...,....w worth 3"S
SO worth l,G' 3.49.......w worth 5,oS
Mil Samples
Men BaIbrlggan Underwear
usually 81 to 40 cents
While tho lot lasts--NlNETEES CENTS
Natural gray. unblcached. fancy colors and
stripes
Shirts principally 40 inch
Drawers principally 4Apeh-
The Florence tribune., 1899-12-23

THIS week our delegate in Congress j, Hon. J. F. Wilson, introduced bill for the construction of the San Carlos reservoir, carrying an appropriation of one million dollars. The bill was re- ferred to the committee on irrigation, majority of whom are western men favorable to the project. Now is the time for our people to get together and work for the passage of the meas ure, which is destined to do so much good for our territory. Write to mem bers of Congress and urge them to support the bill, not forgetting to mention the fact that there are five thousand friendly Indians, now in a starving condition, on the Sacaton res ervation, who will be directly benefit ed. These Indians were self-support- ing long before the advent of the white man, but have been deprived of water for irrigating their crops by canals being taken out in this and Graham counties. The people are not to blame for this, as the government has sold the lands and has required that they be irrigated before giving title. Hence it is but a matter of justice that the Government should build this reservoir. Let these facts be laid plainly before Congress, and there is little doubt that an ample appro- priation will be made.
The Florence tribune., 1899-12-23
A Raise in Salary.
From the San Francisco Argonaut.l

From the San Francisco Argonaut.l
 Some years ago collis r. Hunting toms private secretary, Mr. Miles, ask ed for an increase of salary.
 Do you need any more money?o asked Mr. Huntington thourhtfully.
 "No, sir, don't exactly ueed it, D re- plieo Mir. Miles, "but still, I'd be glad to be getting little more.n
 "Ah-hum- nm" unused his em- ployer. "can you get along without the advance for the present?"
 "oh, yes," answered the secretary, "I guess so" and the matter was drop ped.
 A couple of years later new boy appeared at the Miles home, and the secretary thought the time propitious to renew the application. "Why, my dear sir, said Mir. Huntington when he heard him through, 1T raised your salary when you asked me before.p
 II never heard anything about it," said the secsetary in amazement.
 Probably not" returned Mir. Hunt ington. "In fact, used that money to buy piece of property for you. I'd just let it stand for while if were you"
 Mr. Miles thanked him warmly and ,.o4s,o1 .o-...-Lk r, <, after Mir. Huntington called him into his private office. "By the way, Miles, D he said, q have sold that real estate of yours at pretty good advance. Here is the check"
 The amount was $50oOO. The prop erty was part of a large section pur- chased by the railway king as an in- vestment for his wife.
The Florence tribune., 1899-12-23

AFTER having paid the penalty for wrong-doing and lived an upright life for fifteen or twenty years, no man tor woman either) need be ashamed to hold his head as high as the highest. There are plenty of men who have never suffered for their crimes who are more to be condemned than one who has served term in the penitentiary. These few remarks are submitted for the careful consideration of our news paper brethren up the Gila river.
The Florence tribune., 1899-12-23
Then and Now.
From the Wichita Democrat.l

 DO YOU KNOW
 That it requires fifty per cent. more wheat to buy astove than it did in '96? That it requires twenty bushels more corn to buy a wagon than in '96? That it requires twice as much corn to purchase a coil of rope as in '96? That it requires forty per cent, more corn to buy blow than in '96? Thatitrequires seventy-fve per cent 1, more corn to buy hoe, rake, or shovel, or spade, or bolt than in '962 That set of common wheels cost $700 in '96, ard now cost $l2.50? That the price of cultivators is higher by $500 to $40O?
 That galvanized barbed wire costs from $400 to s4.50 hundred pounds more than in '96?
 That you pay forty per cent. more for glass than in '96?
 That rates of freight are back to the exorbitant figures that caused the popular revolt in legislation a few year ago?
 That Mckinley prosperity come s high, but the trusts and corporations must have it.
The Florence tribune., 1899-12-23

The big mining camp at Mammoth will enjoy the hugest celebration in it's history on Christmas day. Among the forenoon events will be horse racing, chicken fighting, trap shooting ,broncho riding, ring contests, steer tying, etc. Substantial cash prizes have been hung up for all events. The evening will be occupied with grand ball and the demonstration is expected to last all night. Frank Weber has charge of the eelebra tion.
The Florence tribune., 1899-12-23

My son has been troubled for years with chronic diarrhoea. Some time ago l persuaded him to take some of chamberlain's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. After using two bottles of tue Decent size he was cured. I give this testimonial, hoping some one similarly afflicted may read it and be enefted.-THoMAs c. BOWER, Glencoe, 0. For sale by Brockway's Pharmacy.
The Florence tribune., 1899-12-23

w. P. DUnHAM and G. A. Whiteford returned from Mineral Creek Monday and went on to Los Angeles. Mr. Eben Smith, of Denver, who is one of the wealthiest mining operators in the west, accompanied them. He went over the Ray properties, speaks very highly of them, and predicts great future for the camp. Speaking of the proposed railroad, MT. Smith said it was an absolute necessity, and pre- sented no engineering difficulties whatever compared to a road he and his partner, MT. Moffett, built from Florence to Cripple Creek, Colorado, a distance of forty miles, at cost of g, 400 900. If Smith & Moffett become interested in Mineral Creek, which is not unlikely. they will make things hum.