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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-09-08
Higgins & Mckinney Block.

the list = headed by the world wide
famous ChauIpiou reaper, and mowers.
The imp!ementhall muoduce, to theeve
practically everything used Gu the
farm !or agricultural purposes. In
this congre,, of wares j. seen the Su.
perior disc grain drill and other nov.
elites OF late innovation. In vehicles
they handle a nice line OF buggie, and
carriages and the renowned Studeba-
ker and Capital wagons. The heavy
hardware Is composed OF sundry
stocks, embracing blacksmith's sup
plies Of all kinds, plumbers goods,
barbed and smooth wire, baing wire,
heavy thing, pump, scales, etc. They
also sell the celebrated Ok and Miami
Valley brands Of fertilizers and a large
line of field and garden seeds. The
sales loom proper is elegantly fur
nished with hardwood fixtures, which
with the great selection of shelf hard.
ware and groceries, blends the rich
coloring of perfect picture of pros
perity.
The firm enj ys n reputation for
honesty and worth limited only to tine
extent of their acquaintance. The
fine personality of the firm member,
and the colossal stock congress, brings
TO the house a business from far out
into adjoining counties. Socially as in
commercial walks each of the gentle
men stand high, both being devout
members of the Presbyterian church.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-09-08
HIGGINS s. MCKINNEY,
Mammoth Store or Lincoln
County.
Handle Everything in Farm
Machinery, impIs ments, We
hicies. Hardware And
roceries.

Success to very large extent in
every branch of business depends upon
the intelligent proficiency which in
wolves a thorough practical knowledge
of all the minute details embraced
therein. Combining these characters
ties in such an eminent degree and
and tansacting Il very extensive trade;
the snual aggregate Of which is very
significant item in the general total of
the city's commerce, the large mer-
camille house of Higgins ~ Mckinney
must he accorded prominent space in
these columns, equally prominent in
fact, 10 that which it holds in the
square business among its contempor.
aries. What some noted retail es-
Establishments are to metropolitan cities,
that have gained the most extensive
reputation and become headquarters
for their special lines, that of Higgins
a. Mckinney is to Stanford and the
country contiguous to her.
The history of this house and the
rising of the men who preside over its
destinies, bring out splendid lesson
as to what young man may accom-
plish in lite by adhering toprinciples of
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-09-08
OFFERS Greater Inducements 10 the Manufacturer
Than Any Other Inland City in the State. -
Cit, Populated People of Culture and Noted for Their
tally. Sketch Of Our tn,crprisinQ Business Men
TIIE PAST AND ER-

Stanford j. located IN the northern
part of Lincoln county, and from IL,
birth, more than onc.hundrcd wear,
ago, has enjoyed steady and healthy
growth, being cla,-cd among the town,
of conservatism. that have with>topd
the storm. that hover IN the pathway
ofprugrcs,.
Never having been cursed 10y pa
medic blooms that create hctlciou,
property value, the ,taid lite city
can proudly look back over bu,Inc,,
life with but few failure, to dot her
pages OF history, and they, in reality,
not being failures in the true sense of
the term.
The present number of inhabitants
i. 1000. Businc-- men of tarit and
energy, have from time t. time
opened their door {" new enterprise
Public spirited citizens have mad" thi-
place their home, wealthy aud inilu-
cntial people have from time 10 time,
immigratcd here; hriliiau, and Jallcut-
cd minds have cougrcgutcd together
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-09-08
Walton's Opera House Block.

1t l. our honest conviction tina
there l. not II city in the State. like
size taken into consideration, tina, can
excel Stanford in beautiful homes and
commanding bushes, blocks; stroll
in any direction in the residence sec
ton, one i greeted with inspiring
home temples, whore happiu,s, and
contcntment seem to reign supreme.
And a. the shadow, OF night tall, the
lighted parlor, are graccd by the pres
encc of shining loved onc,. while from
atar floats over the ambient air the
sad, yet sweet, musical note, of My
Old Kentucky Home
What i the mos; impressive ica-
ture to Il visitor j. the cNcmplitication
Of the true Kentucky ho,pitality-a
hospitality that ha, spread the name
and fame of the grand old State L. the
utmost part, of the inhabitablc globe.
We deem it no breach of etiquette to
>ay that no section Of the country can
claim Il citizenship more cultured.
thoroughly aesthetic and literary than
they that claim Lincoln countys, home
Being descendants of the old re-
CINE. these trait, ar, Inherited. being
thu. natural. they are hirbly oppre-
ciated.
The educational tacilitic, OF Stan.
ford are far above the average; aside
from splendid graded free school,
the excellent Stanford Female College,
an institution far famed for it, pro-
ticicucy in work. here find, nome.
The many, beautiful church cditicc,
that bclcck our street, tell true
story of religion, community. con
dition of affairs exists in religion, cir
clc> that few towns in the state can
boast that j., on a tair estimate. %
per cent. of the bu,iuc-, men of the
city belong.
Secret ,ac.ctio, OF nearly every
kind find favor here which cement,
the pl Il fellowship ng the men.
Stanford +, what mi-ht properly he
termed a modern CITY. a. it cniov, the
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-09-08

The fair little capital city of Lin.
coin county, which witnessed it, birth
in the old colonial days, and nouri,h.
ed it, youth in wilderness, country,
then dcn,lcy populated bya nomadic
truculent race, now shows it, self ap-
probation of every advancement, an
augcry Of the future, prophetic of
splendid results.
2 In the budding spring time, when
gardens are hlu,hiug with fragrant
flowers. when the air j. surchargcd
with God, own altar of roses, he who
live, in Stanford find, himself in har.
mony with true genius. In summer
one may drive in from hot, dusty
roads or glazing turnpike, to rect hi,
eye, upon the Yard and lawns, ear
pctcd with rich growth of blue
gra>,, relieved here and there 10y show.
cy bed, of flower, and ornamental
trees. natal and exotic fSH}
But it i. in the FURNISHED, 'Hriliian.
autumn tina, stanford wears her low
lest garments. Then every maple is
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-09-08
TmAT THRoBRING mEApAcnE

Would quickly have you II you used Dr Kings
Ne~ Lie iils. Thousands OF san rers have prov.
lysl IA IL uialchl'ss m-rit fnr sick aud N.ryot,,
iir AL ches. lnry make pure bluod aud Ton.
urtNCs ana built up Nuur httlth Etsy 10 TAX,
m uuru. only IS CTS Mou,, Daok n not ,ur,,i
sVduy rvuuy, blusgisl
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-09-08

- ''''""'"' '"lI III 'Vh'tIH-, HHl pre-
scnts greater argument for THEN sue.
ccs, than any other inland town in
the state.
ANOTHER RAIL ROAD
n movement i now on foot which
bids fair to result in Stanford obtain.
M another trunk line railway.
y crew Of surveyor, have lust re-.
Gently finished the survey through
here, and if the project presently
planned fail, to matcrialize. branch
from the Cincinnati Southern, will. in
all probabilities be built.
TIMBER.
/, by no means exhausted i'm this
section of the STATE. statistic, showing
that Lincoln county j, now Shipping
more lumber logs. wagon and cooper.
age material than any other county in
,,o ST.. =. =.
..,,L-. NH ''""N''!
,.,,,,,,. ., -. '''" VI inc
~ say 'nere Is
80 ~ '''''' ~ W io"''u'
FINE CLANe.
In and or,vu5 S,,rt,rI or. ,,r,o,
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-09-08
STOCK RAISING.

l. engaged in To a large extent,
Lincoln county being the home of
the Thoroughbred, No finer horses
are raised in the State than those bred
on our "blue grass farms, they being
iavoritcS with those that make racing
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-09-08

Of manufacturing concerns. and pre-.
>cht> greater argument for THEN sue.
ccs. than any other inland town in
the state.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-27
R.,,y-pay at Grnce-street.

Sunday will be rally day with the
Grace-Street Baptist Sunday school, ana
n service OF special interest, with good
music and addresses, will be held at IL
o'clock. Superintendent w. II. Jones has
issued a card Of invitation, in which he
thus explains what the purposes OF the
occasion are: ,
Rally day is for every officer, teacher,
and scholar Of our school For one day
let every class be illed. Come, and breaA
the record.
Rally day is for every one who has ever
been member OF the school. Come
again. . .,,..
svsTv one of them. Come and see what
we are doing. and how much we need
your help. .. - .,or,,
Rally day Is for. the parents OF every
scholar IN our school Come, that you
NAV know of our methods and aims.
Rally day Is the time to interest new
persons. old and young. in our school.
Come and bring your friends who do not
belong TO some other Sunday school.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-27
Mals.s Memory.

IT was az Tampa" says Major Ira g.
Brown, in the Buffalo Horse World.
when a negro tsamstsr was instantly
killed by an army mule. and II furnlshed
= good illustration OF the wonderful mem
DRY that q mule has.
"Ths negro tgaIasssr used to pound that
mule 9nmeFtlfully Instead Of usjSy
strategy and coaxing his mule into sub
mission, he used TO beat II hard enough
20 Kill horse. wei, for two months
the teamster eida't drive that mule. But
the, mule never forgot him. Ne nsver
driver. who knew enough to treat hini
dscsntly. Bet one day The old teamxtsr
came back Tho mule remembered aim,
He waited with as much docility aud
latienes as 9n OK until ne was hsrnsssse,
his guard, he lst nv with both heels.
caught that negro in the pit Of tee
stomach and stretched him out dead as
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-27
SYRUP AND suc ARCANE INDUSTRY
Commissioners OF Agriculture Urge
Opening OF Nicaragua Canal.

Commissioners of Agriculture urge
Opening OF Nicaragua Canal.
ATLANTA. GA, october 26.-The third
days session Of the Association Of the
Cotton States Commissioners Of Agri-
culture WAS opened here to-day by the
reading Of paper from General Leon
Jastromski, commissioners from Louisiana,
on The Syrup and SugaT-Cane Industry"
The following resolution. memorializing
Congress, was offered by Hon John A.
hedhead, OF Mississippi, and adopted by
the convention:
Whereas. the opening OF a short route
o. Japan, China, and the Philippines will
create an unbovnded new field for the
sale OF southern cotton, timber. and other
pioducts. therefore be Il
Resolved. That this association Of the
Cotton states Commissioners Of Agri-
culture do most earnestly urge the Sena-
tors and Representatives Of the cotton
States 10 lend their aid and support 10
The opening Of the Nicaragua canal or
such other interoceanic route as may be
deemed practicable by Congress
During the day, President Stevens
named the following standing committees:
Executive Committee--Messrs. Redhead
oi Mississippi. and Jastremski, OF Iouisi-
ara.
committee on Rules--Mefsrs. Culver,
OF Alabama; Patterson, Of North Caro-
ma and Redhead, OF Mississippi.
committee on Legislation-Messrs. Pat
'isoh' ~ North Carolina: Hin, Of Arkan-
Sns ana Wright. OF Georgia
~'"Hiltee on Transportation-Me
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-27
LOUDOU'j COUNTY.
A BurgIary-MIlI Robbed-Death-
Personal.

LEEsBURG. VA. October 26.-(Special)
The quiet town Of Waterford. Loudoun
county. four miles from Leesburg, was
aroused this morning by discovery Of the
presence Of burglary last night. The
large towering mill of Mr.. A. s. Bates
was entered and robbed OF pistol, taken
from drawer, and $50 or $50 in money
taken from the iron safe, which had been
blown open by powder or dynamite. The
door Of the mill had been priced open
at the lock one person reported that
about u or / o'clock she heard what
seemed a slight explosion of powder. TWO
parties were seen driving toward Point
Of Rocks, who looked suspicious.
Mr.. S. A. Chancellor, Of Sllcotts
Springs. a venerable citizen, died sud-
denly on Tuesday night; aged %. He was
quite sick upstairs with a MEMBER OF
the family below also III. The attendant,
also a relative, Lett the old gentleman
late TO go down to see the other sick one,
and when he returned 10 the room in an
hour or so found MT Chancellor dead.
Mr. L. b. Tatum and wife, OF Richmond,
are at the Leesburg Inn. as are also Mr..
Thomas n. Williamson and his bride, OF the
same city. The latter is receiving the
congratulations of her old home people,
and a warm welcome.
Mr. Edward Nichols, one Of our most
prominent lawyers. leaves In a few days
for Cleveland. o.. where, on November
I'd ne will take as his bride Miss Florence
Brown, of that city. He VIII be accom-
panied by his best man, Mr. r. II. Lynn,
cashier Of the Loudoun National Bank.
Or. Vivian H. Nandevanter and bride,
OF Ishpenning. Mich, are visiting the
groom's father II. III. Nandevanter, the
Treasurer Of Loudoun county, in Lees
burg.
Young Bernard Harper. Of this town,
who alone OF his class. passed the exam
nation Of the Washington Board OF Phar-
macy last week, and who has been study
ing at Mott & Purcefs drugstore here,
has accepted a good place in Washington.
His position i'm the store here has been
taken by young Herman Summers, son
of ex-Sheriff Summers, Of Sterling.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-27
Least Prices for Golf Capes.
IMMIGRATION LAST YEAR.
An Increase of SO Per Cent. over the
Year '0S.

rear 10.
WASHINGTON. October 26.-In his an
nual report 10 the Secretary of the Trea-
sury. Commissioner-Genera Powderly. Of
the Immigration Bureau gives the total
arrivals Of the year ended June 30 1899.
as 81, us. an increase over the preceding
year of s2.4lG. or Sc per cent
The opinion IS expressed that at least
o 900 were not listed in this number,
through a defect in the law, as we'll as
a number from Canada and from Mex
Geo. who are not under existing regula-
tons accounted for.
The increase over the figures for last
year is represented largely by immigra-
tion from Europe. specifically from Italy,
Austra-Hungary, Russia, and Finland
which show gains. respectively. Of 1885,
22@f and 3l1J4 OF the total arrivals.
Europe suppl ed 297. $40; Asia, SsI2; Africa
81. and all other countries. 53iS.
Tho distribution as to sex was 1921
males and n6 4sS females; as 70 age, 1888
we're under u; 2is.lS from IA to As; and
l9.5l5 OF IS years or older.
AS 10 illiteracy. $40 could neither read
nor. write, and 1910 could read. but could
not write. As TO the amount Of money
brought. 1901 had each $50 or over, and
1-l63 had each less than $50. The total
amount OF money exhibited to officers
was S5,44.462
There were returned TO their own coup-
tries within one year after arrival, 26l-
Tr addition to 796 paupers and 800 alien
contract laborers debarred on the Cana
dian and Mexican borders, there were re-
fused admission one idiot, 10 insane per-
cons 1883 paupers or persons likely to
become public charges, SiS diseased per-
cons. convicts. 50 assisted immigrants,
and 7n contract laborers, making total
q 2.798
The number of contract laborers de-
barred last year exceeded the number Tor
She next preceding year by q per cent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-27
u,,,r,RY MEETINGS TONIGHT.
company + and the Grays at '"e
Armory.

comnanv + will meet at the Armory
,o-aiobt for drill and to receive orders
regarding the participation Of the COM
pany in the parade Tuesday;
Company f has not yet selected a cap hI
tain Orders for an election VIII pr1Daoi y
he issued by the AdJutant-Generai III
Cantain Robert LeMssurier, who resign
ed The captaincy to accspt nrst hSu-
te,,a unle in Company ID, Forty-third In
fantry, will sail for the Philipp PMS T Tbe
his regiment about N oven Nr IOS York by
w vSy Of the Suez. The regiment Is now az
Fort or Ethan Allen, VT. Captain Masuryi er
has been in charge Of his company TOT
some time, owing to the Illness Oh lip MP,
tain Preston. He is also actihS pa''"'i'''
The Richmond Grays will meet at tne
peeimental Armory tonight Tor the pur-
nose of perfecting its organization.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-27
News of the City Courts.

In the Hastings Court yesterday the
case OF 4. ". Sheppard was continued
to November 5th, and the cases OF VIII
liam Fisher and Allie Clarke to the 18th.
All three prisoners are charged with fell
ony.
In the Chancery Court Thomas w.
walsh qualified as administrator of Mary
Theman.
Richard +. Morrow qualified as execu-
tor OF Katherine Van Ransalear Fox.
In the Circuit Court two cases were dis
rnissed-Pemberton Oordes & Co. vs..
Frank ID. gteger, and h. q. Stabley VS..
Thomas A. Ewers.
In the Law and Equity Court divorce
was granted 20 Laura A. Leaker from
her husband, John j. Leaker.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-27
COMPLAINT AGAINST THE FRIARs.
Filipino Declaration Lay Ii Before
the Pope.

MANILA, October $3.50 T.. M.-The
Filipino CongI Sss has selected commits
sion Of native priests TO proceed to Rome
and explain TO the Pope the abuses and
iniquities OF the Friars, and ask for cor
recting intervention.
Aguinaldo, IN recent speech at Tarlac,
characterized the Friars as intriguers,
and sbusers Of honor. law. and morality,
and declared that they comprised SPANS
downfall in the Philippines. He added:
I'VE can have no consideration for the
Friars. whose iniauites and abuses are
doubtless unknown at the Vatican, where
only the Friars' own misleading represen-
tat.ons are received. II this commission
has not yet left Manila, the fact IS que
10 the machinatien and intrigue OF Bishop
Nozsleda. Of Manila, who Is most enec-
tive I'm aiding our enemies
The Thirty-fourth Infantry proceeded
10 San Isidro this morning, Colonel Ken
non commanding.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-27
FUNERAL OF MIR. SMITH toby
The Services 10 BE Held Mt the House
This Afternoon.

The funeral Of Mr.. II. NJ. Smith, ST.,
will occur at O'Clock this afternoon,
from the residence Of Mr. George 4.
Tower, at No. 1il4 Grove avenue.
The services will be conducted by Rev.
Or. Jere Witherspoon, of Grace-Street
Presbyterian church, and Rev. Or. j. j.
Gravatt. OF Holy Trinity Episcopal
church. The pall-bearers will be the
grandsons Of the deceased. The interrnent
will be made in Hollywood.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-27
Hurt While Playing Football.

Mr.. II. NJ. Smiths son. Hiram, was
painfully hurt while playing football on
the fed near the Lee monument We'd
nesday afternoon. IL was feared at nrst
that his injuries might prove serious, but
n Is now thought he will soon recover.
His shoulder and neck were sprained,
and the pain was so intense that NOR
phine had to be administered on the field,
day. DR.. William s. Gordon is attending
him
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-27
". Jnmes Literary Meeting.

The monthly literary meeting OK the
Epworth League OF 81. James Methodist
church was well attended last night, and
the several essays, written and read by
members Of the league, were well re-
ceiyed. There was also some excellent
music. These entertainments, TO be given
monthly during the winter months, nave
in view the instruction OF the young peo-
Dle and pleasure OF old and young alike.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-27
Death OF a Little Girl.

Ellen Amelia Gary. the H-year-old
Daughter or Mr and Mrs. Copeland F.
Gary died yesterday at the residence, No;
about two weeks. The funeral viii be
from Christ Episcopal church at o'clock
This afternoon. Interment in Oakwood.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-27

So soon as nature sees an improve
way 10 electricity. The spinning wheel TO
machinery: the horse TO the automobile
'The fsot that Hostetter's stomach Bit
tiers has been sold for over half CEN
fury proves re value. There Is nothing
10 equal II for stomach or hver troupie.
one 10 cure dyspepeia or weak stomach
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-27
The He'll Telephone Injunction.

City-Attorney Pollard VIII make a mo,
tion 10 dissolve the Injunction OF the Bell
Telephone Company against the city OF
Richmond early next month Judge Gofr
Is Expected here between the 9Th and the
9Th of November.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-27
Council to Make Plans.

The Common Council has been called
10 meet tonight to receive the report OF
the committee which went 10 Washington
Richmond. Plans will be devised at this
meeting for the BETTING reception and
entertainment of the Chief Executive.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-27
cxusy Camp Tonight.

The Young Ladies' Society OF Grace
church will hold a gypsy camp tonight
in the Iscsure-room Of the church, from
to ii O'clock This entertainment VIII
ments VIII be served. and splendid music
rcndeFed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-27
pids for the PuIp-MilI.

A large number OF bids were received
Yesterday for the construction OF the
plant OF the James-Riyer Falls Paper and
Puio Mills.
The bids were not opened. The con-
tract will be awarded in Few days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-27

"If you seour the world you WIZ never
nnd a remedy equal TO One Minute Cough
Cure" SAYS Editor Faeklor. OF the Nj
canopy Fia) Hustler. IL cured his FAMILY
OF la grippe, and saves thousands IRON
pneumonia, bronchitis. Group, ana III
throat and lung troubles. Bodeker sfSs''
T. A Miller.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-27
KAUFMAN & CO., Fourth and Broad.

Jastremski, Of Louisiana; Wright, OF
Georgia. and Culver, of Alabama.
The commissioners estimated the cotton
crop for this seaso.. at 95OO,OO bales.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-27

One OF the most important. but sps sf
the most dlfiouit things for powerful
mind Is to be Its own master. pond
may lie quiet IN a plain; but lake wants
mountains 10 compass and hold Il sn.-
Addison.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-27

Everybody writes and everybody wrtsa
well and everybody gets printed In tne
same type; tho only thing left 10 scie.
and few writer's have thst'-newin Ar
mold.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-27
Che saving Clause.

RABBI f. D. calisch will speak tonight
on yhe subject 'Srhe Saving Clause" at
tho synagogue. Services begin at
o'clock
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-27

a hammer. Tho other teamster was
standing right thsre hy him, but that
mule didn't make any attempt 70 NIX
him. He had just been laying for teo
before. ard when no had finished hiai
ha xyas satfefad"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-27
MGNrKAtsx1

IL Prepared at our brewery, and Is guar
anteed unsqualled In quality. purity. ana
medicinal virtue.
ANHEUsER- BUSCH BREWING ASSN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-27

Old papers for sale At tho plwAteA
ONCE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-27
Wrapper Department.

Two hundred Flannellette Wrappers,
nicely made. Persian designs. trimmed
with beading yoke back and front,
with htted waist lining great csc.
ONE HUNDRED FLANNELLETTE
WRAPPERS. trimmed with deep ruffie,
fancy beading. plated tight-fitting back,
extra wide skirt, fitted waist 81 9S
lining, at ............ .............
EIDERDOWN BATH ROBES, collar
bound with satin. frog fastening. witt
girdle Of cord. edged off with ca or
tassel; special to-day at ........ W. - -
DRESSING SACQUES FOR.
EXTRA.-1O0 Ladies' Eiderdov
ing SacQues. In prettiest shade
Blue. Pink, and Gray, crochet
frog fastening, satin ribbon O..
trings; to-day at...................