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The evening times., 1899-08-03
THE CLAY COUNTY FEUDs.
Governor Bradley Defends Hi
Course in the Matter.

Lexington, KY, Aug 3.-Gov. William
o. Bradley has given out statement IN
which he vigorously defends his course
in the troubles in Clay county and scores
the Democratic Legislature for its alleged
continued refusal to enact laws under
which the Governor can take the steps nee
essary to suppress the trouble. The state
ment is brought out by the criticism OF
the Democratic press and the condemnation
of his policy for calling out the troops
during the senatorial contest two years
ago. He first presents the various crit
icsms and then answers them one by one,
showing that he has done all that he could
do under the present law. Regarding the
criticism for not calling a special session
of the Legislature to enact proper laws,
he said:
'In my first message to the General
Assembly attention was called to the mob
spirit abroad in the State and the Legis-
lature asked for appropriate remedy, but
that recommendation was unheeded. AT
that session a special message was sent to
the same body on the same subject, which
was ignored. At the called session. the
same and additional recommendations were
ueSS were tSuOT0u IL
but what was known as the Martin bill,
more particularly directed against turn
pike raiders, was passed. The next regu-
lar session of new Legislature came in
and again recommendations were made on
the same subject. These, however, were
unnoticed and that body repealed the cnly
effective section Of the Martin bill and
came within few votes of repeating it
over the Governors veto. The majority
of that Legislature was thoroughly parti-
san. For the first time in the history Of
the State the Governor recommended that
penal and charitable institutions be lifted
out OF politics, as had been done In many
of the States to their great betterment,
but instead of adopting that suggestion. the
most partisan prison measure ever heard
Of was passed by which the Republicans
were legislated out and the Democrats
legislated into office. ~ u
Some time ago, through the public
press. the Governor stated that the remedy
for the CLAY county and other similar
troubles was to be found In legislation,
but up to this time he has. with one or
two exceptions failed to hear any sug-
gestion from the members of that body
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DIER.

BROWS-On Wednesday, August . $780, at o
o'clock a. m, at his residence SIS T Street
northwest, JAMES ALEXANDER BROWN, below
ed husband of Mary Susan Brown and father of
Hattie L. Brown, and late member OF Widow
Son Lodge, No. Z, F.. A. A. NJ
Funeral Sunday. August 6, at O'Clock, from
st. Luke's Church. Item
TYLER-Departed this life Tuesday August 1,
Tyler.
Farewell, dear friend,
Peaceful be thy slumbers,
In thy grave so low;
Thou no more shall join our number;
Thou more troubles and sorrows shall
know.
By her DAUGHTERS -IN-LAw and her dear
friend, MRS. S. i. MAXWELL.
Funeral win take place from her late residence
705 l Street southeast, Friday, August !. at 8
o'clock. Relatives and friends invited TO attend
Item
AHERN-On Wednesday August q 1880. at $50
O'Clock Am, NELLIE NJ, beloved wife OF Charles
L. Ahern, and daughter OF Mary and the late
Daniel Sullivan, in the twenty second year of her
age. after short and painful illness
Funeral from her late residence. rs / Street
southeast, Friday, August 4, at $50 a. m. thence
to St Peters Church, where requiem high mass
will be said for the repose of her soul. Friends
and relatives invited to attend. 1t
ROWE-On Wednesday, August ?, 1890, at $50
a. m, NARY, beloved wife of the late James
Rowe
Funeral from her late residence, no Street
northwest. Friday, August 4. at 8 q. m. Friends
and relatives invited Internent Hereford, Balti-
more county, Md. 1t
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AN OUTLAW LYNCHED.
Murderer Kirk Made the Victim of a
Mob In Oklahoma.

Murderer Kirk Made the Victim of a
Mob In Oklahoma.
Wichita. Kan, Aug "A courier arriv-
ing at Ell Reno Okla, from Cloud Chief
brings word that Exiled Kirk, the murder
er and outlaw, was lynched at Cloud Chief
last night by a crowd of infuriated citi-
zens On July 4, near Cordell. Kirk mur-
dered his sister because she refused to at
tend Fourth of July celebration with
him. He then forced another sister. who
had witnessed the crime, to swear that
she committed suicide. Later the sister
confessed and Kirk was arrested. He
broke Jail and organized gang OF fol-
lowers. Several attempts were made to
capture him before he was taken in Texas
last week and returned to Cloud Chief
Jail.
Public sentiment there was very strong
against him, and although Cloud Chief is
fifty miles from telegraph station and
the report of the lynching cannot be con-
frmed, it is credited here.
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evidence existed in 1914, when Great Brit
ain annexed the colony, of Spanish con-
troll or Government possession within the
disputed territory.
Mr.. Mallet- Provost began his reply when
Lord Russell interrupted him, sharply de-
manding a categorical answer. Mallet-
Provost refused to give a categorical re-
ply, when 1t would convey an untrue
meaning.
Lord Russell demanded to know what
material evidence existed of Spanish rule
Mallet- Provost replied: Nothing material,
but everything from a historical and legal
point Of view"
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Assaulted a Small RoN,

John Sharps, colored, became intoxicated
this morning and started out to make
trouble. He met small boy named Page
Webster at the corner of Second Street
and Maryland Avenue, and took exceptions
to something the boy said to another per-
son. Sharps secured a large stone and
struck the boy with it Webster's face
was cut and two of his front teeth were
broken out. The injured boy reported the
matter TO the police and Detective Brown
was assigned to the case. After some lit
tie search he rounded up Sharps in a cell
lar near the scene of his attack. He was
taken 10 the Ninth precinct station and
locked up on charge of assault.
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KIDNEY AND BLADDER
TROUBLES PROMPTLY CURED
A sample Bottle sent Free by Mail

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If you need a medicine you should have
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and its great cures, both sent absolutely
free by mail. Address DIR. Kilmer & Co..
Binghamton, n. Y. When writing mention
that you read this generous offer in The
Washington Evening Times.
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The storm Strikes Utica.

Utica. y. Y. Aug. 3.-The storm burst
upon Utica at las yesterday coming from
the southwest This section needed rain,
but could have done without the havoc that
came with the storm. The streets were so
deep in water that it was impossible TO
cross from curb 10 curb from until 8
O'Clock. Everything electrical in the city
was In distress. The city hall bell, cleo
trically operated, ran fer ten minutes. troll
ley cars were stopped, and 215 ,lephones
were burned out. Quinn & O'Hara's ice
house was nearly destroyed. Scores of
buildings were struck. but the fire depart
ment prevented serious damage. Several
barns in the vicinity CO Utica burned.
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receive any assurance of their &C

or to receive any assurance or their CO.
operation.
Under the circumstances. l have not,
up to this time, felt that a session of the
Legislature would accomplish any good
results, but would simply entail a large
expense on the State. From the time l
came into office until this moment | have
steadily and faithfully labored to maintain
the peace of the Commonwealth, and used
every power conferred by law, and re-
peatedly asked for legislation which has
been denied The newspapers which SO
loudly condemn me now, failed to con-
denim Democratic Governors during the
Rowan and Perry county feuds and this
condemnation is only another evidence that
the calling of legislative session, in
the midst of a political campaign, when
the dominant party in the Legislature has
condemned the Governor in advance, would
avail nothing. for admission on their part
that legislation is necessary would be
a fat contradiction to their assumption
that the Governor is to blame"
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Beating a Bicycle Record.

Minneapolis, Mimi, Aug. 3.-Hanson
finished his 1000 mile bicycle ride at 2:54
this morning in ninety-two hours and for
ty-four minutes, beating the record twelve
hours and thirty-five minutes. The record
for the distance was held by II. A. Edge. of
England, who rode 1000 miles in 105 hours
and nineteen minutes.
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The taste of adu,terated beers is such that after
continued use of same, it will require time to
acquire taste for the real article, but. once
acquired no one possessing fine sense Of taste
would willingly return to substitute or chemical
beefs To know what real good beer is phone 634.
Arlington Bottling Co., for case Of Heurich's
Maerzen, Senate, OF Lager. the beers which have
been pronounced by all authorities A. being the
purest and most wholesome Of all malt and hop
beverages brewed in the United States.
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MALLET-PREvosT CONTINUES.

The VenezueIan Arbiter Has AM
other Tilt With Lord Russell.
Paris, Aug. 3.-The discussion before the
Venezuelan tribunal yesterday was chiefly
of purely technical character and related
to details. Mr.. Mallet- Provost. however. re-
habilitared. the character of Matteo, whom
Sir Richard Webster accused of having
been a mere privateer. Maliet-Prevost
demonstrated that Matteo was a Spanish
commissioned oficer and pointed out that
although the dutch demonstrated against
his acts on the EsseQuibo. they never COM
territory. 20
Prior to the Close of the days proceed
inss Lord Chief Justice Russell asked what
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A STEAMER REPORTED LOST.
A Storm of Wind and Rain Visits the
Florida Coast.

Florida Coast.
Tallahassee, Fla, Aug. 3.-Reports
reached here yesterday that the town Of
Carrabelle, on the Gulf of Mexico, south
west of here, has been devastated by a
storm of wind and rain. 1t is reported
the steamer Crescent which runs between
that place and Apalachicola, has been
lost. She carried a crew of eight or ten
men and a unknown number Of passen-
gers BRIEF bulletins from St. Marks and
other towns and villages in the vicinity
of Carrabelle report that a number of
persons have been drowned.
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Further Accounts of the Storms
Havoc.

Later reports from the northeast and southeast
sections Of the city show that many residences
and stores suffered damage by broken glass from
the storms fury. +. s Warren & Co., SIS Ninth
Stree; northwest. prepared to Immediately fill
al orders for glass. No advance in prices. Tele-
phone No. SIG. Item
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MARRIED.

ANDERSON-BEACH-0n Thursday. June l,
1899. at Cathedral. 4Os North Charles Street,
Baltimore Nd, by the Rev. J. T. O'Brien, Priest
MARY ELLA ANDERSON to CLARENCE n.
BEACH. 1t
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s to 9.

Boys knee pants of galatea cloth, in
patterns galore, also of linen crash, for
1-2c instead of l5c.
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Sheer white India linon, in short
lengths. but all desirable lengths. for
2 Use yard.
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Small lot of striped and figured
lawns. in splendid patterns. which sold
up TO IL 1-2e yard, for 7Sc yard.
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TO GUARD AGAINST FEVER
Timely Precautions Given by a Lo-
cal Physician.

He Declares. That 1t Is Especially
Necessary for All Persons to Fol-
of Eating. Drinking, and Dressing
That VIII Ward Off Yellow Jack.
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All styles and sizes in mems linen
collars-i-ply 21O0 linen, mind you
which sell for 15c, for Lee.
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% pairs of ladies' shoes and misses
shoes, which sold up to as high as So
pair. will go for 25c pair, because they
are mismated in style or in size. Many
a person requires larger size for one
foot than the other, and to those this is
a splendid opportunity. Shoes become
mismated in the rush of business.
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9 to 10.

Lot of ladies' figured brilliantine
skirts-well made. full width garments
which sold for 81, for 99c.,
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Ladies' silk puff ties. in all colors,
which sold for 25c, for 10c each.
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Ladies' white hemstitched handker-
chiefs, for 7-Sc.
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Little girls percale and lawn dresses
trimmed with braid and embroidery
and wide ruffles, which sold for Csc to
go for ACC.
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All of our finer grades of boys Gala
tea cloth knee pants and linen crash
knee pants, which sold for 25c and
more, to go for Il 1-2c pair.
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Ladies' Swiss-ribbed vests, with neck
and armholes run with tape, for 1-2c.
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Lot of ladies' pique fats. in white and
black. exceedingly stylish which sold
for 25c, for sc.
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Handsome white and mixed Jumbo"
straw and spit straw sailors, with
plated polka dot, plain and fancy
bands; instead of $50. for Acc.
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Ladies' blue flannel and brilliantine
bathing suits. trimmed with braid.
which sold for as high as 50, for S1-9S.
The evening times., 1899-08-03

All of the artificial flowers which sold
up to 79c bunch are now marked &c
bunch for quick selling.
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Large woven Hammocks, with steel
spreader and pillow attached, fringed
all around, for CSC
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Mems tan bicycle shoes, which sold
for $3.50 for 99c.
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Black India linon, the fine sheer
quality which sold for 25c yard, 10 go
fer II 1-2c yard.
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Mems fast black full seamless half
hose, instead of L 1-2c, for 1-2c.
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Choice Of a lot of ladies' white pique
skirts, which sold up to 81, for IS cents
this hour.
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Very heavy stair or runner oilcloth,
in variety of patterns, is inches wide,
for 5 Lee yard
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Lot of little boys odd coats broken
from nobby little suits, which sold up
to Sc. will be closed out at 39c. There
are only Is of them all told. Most OF
them have shields and all of them are
handsomely braided, some with the
highest-cost silk braid. All are of all
wool materials.
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All colors in taffeta and satin ribbon.
which sold for 19c yard, to go for
TO 1-2c yard.
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Ladies' grey felt Rough Rider
hats, trimmed with plain and plated
white silk bands and quilts, for s1.S9.
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Lot of ladies' corded taffeta silk
waists. this seasons most stylish ef
fects which sold for So, TO go for $29S.
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Pretty sofa pillows. made of art dra-
perry, with ruffies all around, for 19e.
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Lot Of ladies' percale shirt waists, all
of one pattern, in several colors: this
seasons waists, but not all sizes; sold
for &c. to go for 25c.
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81 pairs of infants moccasins, which
sold for 25c pair, to go for Sc pair.
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Lot of little girls white leghorn
hats, with null crowns of different
colors, which sold for 81, to go for 25c.
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Short lengths of bleached muslin. in
splendid lengths, for this hour, 1-Sc
yard.
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Boys linen crash washable sailor
blouse suits and washable galatea cloth
suits, some of which are trimmed in
colored and white braid; the very fin
est suits we have sold this season
which sold up to S1.9S, to go for Acc
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Short lengths of White Pique, which
sold up to 25c yard for 34c yard.
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= to 8.

Mems fancy trimmed night shirts.
full lengths and made up thoroughly,
instead of 39c for 25c
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800 yards of yard wide silkolines, in
stead of 15c yard, to go for 7-Sc.
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10 to H..

CONTINUED.
White appliqued bureau scarfs or
shams, in variety of patterns, which
sold for 30c, to go for IL lie.
Mantle or piano lambrequins. made
Of pretty art drapery. in assortment Of
styles, for &c.
Goodyear rubber dress shields, in
stead Of 10c for 1-2c.
"Talcutine," which is the new prep
aration for sprinkling in my lady's
pretty gowns and underwear to give
them sweet odor and destroy the odor
of perspiration, for this hour 15c in
stead of 25c.
Ladies' silk string ties, in all coIors.
for &c instead of 19c.
Children's fast black full seamless
hose for 3 lie instead of 15c.
Mems madras shirts, in all sizes,
which sold for 81. for 4ic.
Small lot of silk remnants which sold
in full pieces for as high as soc. yard.
to go this hour for 10 7-Sc.
2s-inch grass linen for waists and
dresses, which sold for 7-8c. for this
hour II 1-2c.
Mems colored border white handker-
chiefs, instead Of 10c. for Use.
All-silk and satin ribbon in all colors,
which sold for 10c. yard for 1-2c.
All-over embroideries, which sold for
as high as soc. yard. TO go for 15c.
yard.
All that are left of the fine imported
artificial flowers which sold for as much
as $1.9S go for 19c. bunch.
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Embroideries and Torehon laces,
miscellaneous lot will be sold this hour
for 7-8c yard.
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sc pairs ladies white. blue. pink cat
in strap slippers, which sold for 81, to
go for sec.
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Special selling IN mems clothing.


All mems black alpaca coats in stock which sold for
$1.50 to go for 75c.
Mems crash Suits which sold for $3.50 and 81 for
$1.65.
Mems crash and covert golf pants which sold for
$1.25 will be sold one day, tomorrow, for 45c.
40 crash and bicycle suits and lot of striped
crash bicycle suits which sold for S5 for day 81.
Lot of mems crash vests, 19c.
80 mems crash coats, for 75c.
Lot of mems wooden cashmere pants with patented
riveted buttons which sold for 81 for day CSC pair
Summer weight serges alpaca and drap de etc coats
and vests, which sold Up to S5, for $780,
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II to ~.

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CONTINUED.
All that are left of those boys straw
sailor hats which sold for as high as
soc to go tomorrow this hour for
IL 1-2e.
Mems non elastic roller end suspend
ers, for 1-2c
Ladies' fast black full seamless hose,
il all sizes, for 4 1-2c.
Decorated pin trays and jewel boxes,
instead Of II Lee for 7c.
Embroideries and Torchon laces. a
miscellaneous lot will be sold this hour
for 7-8c yard.
Short lengths of White Pique, which
sold up to 25c yard for s 3-4c yard.
Wide and narrow striped bed ticking,
which sold for 1oc yard to go for A 7Sc.
Extra heavy floor Oil cloth. In 4-quar-
ter, 6-quarter and S-Quarter widths.
in a great assortment of patterns, for
II 7-Sc square yard.
Best quality Yale Holland window
shades, in all colors, with fixtures
complete. for 19 78c.
All that are left Of our screen doors,
some hardwood and some walnut
stained; both sorts with patent spring
hinges complete for 59c.
49 pairs OF ladies' fine tan lace shoes,
in broken sizes. which sold for 81 pair,
for &c.
sc pairs ladies' white. blue. pink cat
in strap slippers, which sold for 81, to
go for sec.
Lot of little girls white leghorn
hats, with null crowns of different
colors, which sold for 81, to go for 25c.
Lot Of ladies' percale shirt waists, all
of one pattern, in several colors: this
seasons waists, but not all Sizes sold
for 69c, TO go for Csc.
- |
Choice OF lot of ladies' white pique
ShiIIS- "uiCu Soiu up " %, ioi 30 SoutS
this hour.
Ladies' grey felt Rough Rider"
hats, trimmed with plain and plated
white silk bands and quilts, for $1.S9.
II to =.
Best quality 7-quarter mosquito net
ting, in pink and white, in Syard
pieces, for 19c piece.
900 yards of yard-wide figured or
dotted Swiss for curtains, instead Of
15e yard, for 7-Sc.
Unbieached Turkish towels. of splen-
did size. for this hour. 7Sc.
Good size pillow cases. hand-ironed
and torn,5 for this hour 7-Sc.
Boys linen crash washable sailor
blouse suits and washable galatea cloth
suits, some Of which are trimmed in
colored and white braid: the very fin
est suits we have sold this season
which sold up to S1.9S, to go for Acc.
COMPANY,
'enth Street.
!: !.
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Clark's 30. n. T." spool cotton,
2l-2c SPOOL
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Lot of mems tennis oxfords, and
balls, in sizes 5 TO which sold for 1oc,
to go for 29c.
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Wide and narrow striped bed ticking,
which sold for 1oc yard to go for 7-Sc.
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Best quality Yale Holland window
shades, in all colors, with fixtures
complete, for 19 7-Sc.
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3 to 4.

Lot of plain and fancy satin and taft
feta silk ribbons, positively all silk,
which sold for 10c and Z Lee yard,
for 1-2c yard.
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Mems patent leather lace shoes. In
sizes to 8, which sold for 81. to go
for Csc.
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49 pairs of ladies' fine tan lace shoes,
in broken sizes. which sold for 81 pair,
for &c.
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Extra heavy floor Oil cloth. In 4-quar-
ter, 6-quarter and S-Quarter widths.
in a great assortment Of patterns, for
II 7-Sc square yard.
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Waterproof felt window shades, in
all colors, complete with fixtures, for
67-Sc.
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Decorated pin trays and jewel boxes.
instead Of II 1-2c for &c.
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All that are left OF our screen doors,
some hardwood and some walnut
stained; both sorts with patent spring
hinges complete for 59c.
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Good size pillow cases. hand-ironed
and torn, for this hour 7-Sc.
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All that are left of the fine imported
artificial flowers which sold for as much
as s19S go for 19c. bunch
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All-oyer embroideries, which sold for
as high as Soc a yard. TO go for 15c.
yard.
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Unbleached Turkish towels. of splen-
did size, for this hour, 7-Sc.
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II to -.

II to ~.
About so, odd coats for-boys, from s
to 10 years broken from suits which
sold up to IS each, will go this hour
for g9c. '
Boys washable galatea cloth suits.
which sold for 49c. to go for 19c. Not
large lot, so be prompt,
A lot OF ladies' percale wrappers,
which sold up to S1.25. TO go for 40
cents; braid trimmed, have wide ruff
fes and fun skirts. Not all sizes in
any one sort, but about all sizes in the
lot.
Oakley's perfumed soaps. in big as
sortment, instead of 19c cake, for sc
cake.
Ladies' four hands and stock ties.
which sold for 25e, for Sc.
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3 to A..
CONTINUED.

CONTINUED.
Mems patent leather lace shoes, in
sizes to 8, which sold for 81. to go
for Csc.
Short lengths of bleached muslin. in
splendid lengths, for this hour, 3 T-Sc
yard.
Very heavy stair or runner oilcloth.
in variety of patterns, is inches wide,
for Lee yard
Large woven Hammocks, with steel
spreader and pillow attached, fringed
all around, for CSC
All of the artificial flowers which sold
up to 79c bunch are now marked &c
bunch for quick selling.
Mems tan bicycle shoes, which sold
fer $3.50 for 99c-
Lot of ladies' pique fats. in white and
black. exceedingly stylish which sold
for 25c, for Sc
Little girls percale and lawn dresses
trimmed with braid and embroidery
and wide ruffies, which sold for CSC TO
go for Acc.
Ladies' blue flannel and brilliantine
bathing suits. trimmed with braid.
which sold for as high as So, for S1-9S.
Lot of ladies' corded taffeta silk
waists. this seasons most stylish ef
fects which sold for s., TO go for S2.9S.