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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-03-17

Rcno Journnl:--"Thnnlt the Lord.
the legislature has adjonrned!7 This
devOut expression Of thnnkiulnces
came yostcrdny from the lips NJ hun
hreda of Rcnniics. II 10 always right
to praise tho Lord, for iIc dortl, MI
th,npe well Pcihnpa. however. il
won'd 10 moro timcl, at the present
to pray Tor immunity from the evils
of such Legislation m VIVA produced
before the adjournment.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-03-17

Tho above balance stands to the
credit OF the various funds as per
Treasurer's Balance Sheet, dated
Dec. 81, 1898:
TREAsCRER's BALANCE SHEET.
Cash i'll treasury to the credit Of the
various funds, Dec. 81, 1898:
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-03-17
STA re OF NEVADA, J

AUDITORS OFFICE,
ELKo, Dec. 81, 1893.
To the Honorable Board of County
Commissioners Of Eiko county, New. !;
GESTLRMEN:-We h. rewith submit
our Qarterly Report OF the Finances
OF the county for the quarter ending
Dec. 81, 1898.
Respectfully submitted,
&. A. WATKINS, Auditor.
j. a. Mcl3RIDE. Treasurer.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-03-17

RECEIPTS F ON ALL SOURCES
Bnlance in Treasury Sept.
80. ls9s....... ....sl5.49O -
General licenses. :. l,G22 %
Per Prop lax $685.. I.O6lO OIL
Fees cul't'.d by Co
officers ....... Sill 40
Gaining licenses. 300 90
Irregular sources. lOI 90
Poll tax, 1898 1877 on
Elko special Echo
funu .... I0l -
Property tax. 1898. 5S,027 OIL
State school APP
portioBment .....
Total. l....... SG4,65O 81
Total Receipts. .s79.84l So
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-03-17

The fire. which has been smolder.
iDR for years IN tho Z. & &. min. at
Virginia hns been qucnchej. aud the
drifts whcrc II pny.iled arc TO be
opened.
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dependency endured by women who
carry daily burden Of ill-health and pain
because OF disorders and arrangement of
inc delicate and important organs that are
distinctly feminine. One of the worst
ELECTS OF troubles Of this kind is upon the
nervous system. The tortures SO brayely
endured completely aud eHectually shatter
the nerves. DR.. Piercc's FavoTitc Pre-.
scription Is an unfailinR cure for all weak.
ness aud disease OF the feminine organ.
ism. II rIlkes IL strong and healthy. 1t
nllays Inflammation, heals liberation and
Soothes pain. II checks exhausting drains
and tones and builds up the nerves. II
FITS for wifrhood and motherhood. Good
medicine dealers sell it. and have nothing
Just As good"
" Since INV last child was born thirteen war,
$50. ! have suffered from uterine Trouble
writes Mrs. Paul Dcvraine. OF Jeiiico Campbell
Co; Tenn. consulted several doctors and
TOOK much medicine. but found no relief had
very bad health for twelve years Every month
was in bed a week before the monthly period
anu week aiter. ! was obliged To keen In he'd
ior iour months last summer. I was lust like
corpse. lost twenty.SiK pounds in four
months was coughing much ] was con.
kidered in consumption ] suffered severely
from pains in my back. bearing down mains Ii,
thc womb. chills and cold swcats. Afler taking
iour bottles OF DIR. rieTces Golden Medical Dis.
SovSIy my coughing stopped. aud amer six
periods became regular and were passed with.
Out pain Sow ] am heshy. more so than
ever before. My ncigh'rors are surprised tosee
me In such good health afier having seen me
so low" "
Constipation causes and aggravates many
serious diseases. II Is speedily cured by
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets.
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4, Galatea Cloth

A strong twiIled satin finish cot
tom wash fabric that will make
boys kilt suits, overshirts, waists,
etc. Worth 15c yard. Sale price
1Oc.
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WOMEN or THE PHILIPPINES.
Their Redeeming Feature Il Their
Sense Of Personal Clean1iness.

sense OF EeTSO081 C1e80x10e88s,A
The aristocratic Philippine matron
and her daughters indulge in no greater
bodily exercise, if they can help it, than
that required for driving or shopping"
says Charles Bryant Howard, writing
of THE Women of the Philippines in
''Woman's Home Companion" But
the peasant woman shares her hus.
bands work, whatever it may be- Ia
boring at the plow behind an ungainly
carabao (water buffalo) in the paddy
field, or helping to pole huge ]orcha,
or cocoanut raft, up or down the river,
besides attending to her domestic cares.
And I take pleasure in saying that
whatever it's proprietor's rank or sta
ton, the native Philippine nipa hut is
invariably marvel of neatness and
cleanliness as to it's interior; far SUPER
ior in this respect to the average Span
ish dwelling house, be it that of
merchants clerk or that of the Cover
nor General. So far dis the latter are
concerned, decent servant girl, such
as are employed in America and Eng
land, would not he content to remain
in one two days.
Hundreds of girls are employed in
the great cigar factories; and others in
the converts labor to weave the far
famed pima lace of the Philippines,
several at time squatting on the floor
around single frame, picking and
manipulating with deft fingers the in
finitesimaIly delicate fibers. Sometimes
they work for months to complete SIM
gle mantilla or handkerchief. These
native women are rarely employed by
the European residents as domestic
servants, except in the capacity Of
lady's maid or children's nurse, end
even these positions are often occupied
by boys. They are very unreliable, and
the utter absence of the sense IF grati-
tude, so characteristic of the entire
Philippine race, renders it an almost
hopeless and very eXasperating task t0
attempt to train them as servants
Their only redeeming feature is their
sense of absolute cleanliness, but in
spite of this many European women
prefer to go to the expense and trouble
of importing Chinese anna from Hong
kong or Canton rather than to intrust'
her. children to the care of a native
girl; although when in her own capac-
ity as a mother the Filipino, SO far as
observation goes leaves nothing to be
desired
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Bleached Muslin

SO inches wide, a standard brand
that will make good pillow cases,
) underwear, etc. Worth SC yard.
; saIA sa1Anaaoz rnzoz, Sc Vd
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Harsh Criticism.

Yes" she remarked, as she turned
from that piano, s'it is said that Beeth-
oven had sweetheart
Well" he replied. heartlessly, ''it's
to be hoped she didn't play him. false,
as you've just been doing" g."-Philadel-
phia Bulletin.
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SHOES REDUCED

The shoes we shall offer you dur
ing this sale are not to be c1assed
in any way with the ordinary run
Of sale shoes except in the lowness
Of price. They are not the kind
which are oftimes bought up for
sale purposes by some firms and
offered at seeming ridicu1ously
low prices, but are from our own
stock Of high grade footwear and
the sale prices fair, square reduc-
tions from our original figures.
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Tight Lacing in Saxony

Saxeny's Minister of Education has
issued decree that all young girls at
tending public schools and colleges
shall abandon the use of corsets and
stays. 1t is alleged that girls of ten
and twelve years were addicted to tight
lacing.
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Knew Something or Art.

THAT was a queer dying request
made by the famous Mr.. Burkins.''
What was it?''
HE said IL a bronze statue was ever
made of him he wanted his tailor to
model the trousers Chicago Record.
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Offering No. 3 at 25c yd

This Offering consists of lot of
AZ inch black crepons. It's an ALL
wool fabric in that creepy cloth so
much in demand at present and of
a nice light weight specially
adapted for the warm weather.
The lot il small, only 8 pieces, and
will not last long at the price, so
be among the fortunate ones who
come early. Regular price 75c.
CLEARANCE 1E, 4
SALE PRICE, Z5C va
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Not a Teetotaler.

A man named Nottabittiwislxi is the
owner of a ranch in Kansas, but there
are stories to the effect that he doesn't
live up to his name-Chicago Times
Herald
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Ladies' Gowns

Ladies' mus1in and cambric
gowns, odds and ends of some Of
our better gowns, prettily trimmed
yokes in fancy styles. Sale prices
SOC, 4Sc, SIC, CSC, $l.23, $1.4S
and $1.70.
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SILKS REDUCED.
FOulard Silks

We have reduced our entire line.
ALI are choice patterns, light
grounds with figures In brown,
green, new blue, gray, also new
blue ground with white polka
dots and other designs. These are
In satin twill, the newest style, "a
inches wide. Regular $l.25 quail
tiles.
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sa1a sa1as4soz snsoz. 69c yd
Assorted Lot

Plain colored faille, dark shades
of taHeta and line Of dark bro
caded silks comprise this assort-
ment; all worth double the sale
price, and among these values you
can find something for jacket lin
ings, undsrskirts, dress Innings,
trimmings OF a silk waist.
CLEARANCE 10 vi
SALE PRICE, 100 yu
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This Offering consists Of lot Of
fancy mixed all-wool suitings
ranging in width from SO to AZ
inches. The colorings are new and
the styles desirable. For a nobby,
attractive street OF outing cos
tune these fabrics are specially
adapted. Remember this quality
and width II priced SOC per yard
regular.
CLEARANCE nrn II
SALE PRICE, zjC M
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Ladies', Hose

Ladies' fast black plain and drop
stitch cotton hose. Former price
121ac.
s- CLEARANCE n.
SALE PRICE, ~
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Belt Buckles Reduced
to 1Oc

An attractive lot Of metal
buckles which sold regular at
25c, 35c and SOC, comprise this
lot. They're large and handsome
gilt and silyered styles, satin fn-
ished, or bright, with embossed
and f1agree work as an embellish-
ment.. This style buckle is for
use with silk betting and may also
be used with. ribbon belts. The
uniform reduced g4sS
CLEARANCE 10r,
SALE PRICE, lU('
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A fact foundry-or an agency for
supplying facts upon any subject at a
short notice IL the ifsddstig III: two
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AT GLOVE SECTION.
ChamOiS Gloves

AT GLOVE SECTION.
Chamois Gloves
Ladies' four-button length white
chamois gloves, the kind which
will wash when soiled and be az
good as new. Sizes 51a and 5A
only.
CLEARANCE A0n mir
SALE PRICE, 4tC pd|I
BiarritZ Gloves
Ladies' 6-button length biarritz
kid gloves in colors tan and
brown. Sizes So and 5'A. The
regular 81 value.
CLEARANCE A0n
SALE PRICE, 40C
Dress Kid Gloves
Ladies' four-button length dress
kid gloves, real kid skin, colors
tan, brown, green, mode, pearl aud
pearl white, in. sizes 6A and z.
Dark shades in same glove In sizes
511a and 5a. Regular $1.5O gloves.
s41a1aaea s4sa sasea. S5c pair
JabOts
Fancy chiffon jabots for ladies
to wear at the neck. Neat style
with fan bow, edged with ecru
Valenciennes lace. The 25c value
at
CLEARANCE a.
SALE PRICE, OC
Ladies' Linen Collars
Ladies' white 3-p1y linen collars,
standing and turn over. All sizes
from 121a to 1413.
sA1A1aaon sA1a rn1on, &c each
Observation-Disclosures
NeckWear
Fancy stock. collars, jabots and
fancy fronts, various styles and
colors. Worth double and in some
instances more than double.
SALE SALE PRICE PRICE, 15C
ParasOlS
Reduced one-half, and Just when
the need for them is greatest.
ChiIdren's ParaSOls
Children's plain light colored
parasols ON good solid frame, with
strong, neat handle. Reduced to
CLEARANCE IN.
SALE PRICE, jG
A better grade Of chi1dren's par
asols are in plain light colors and
figured dimity, with one ruffle
around. Good, strong frame and
handle. Reduced to
CLEARANCE n0n
SALE PRICE, j0G
Children's plain co1ored silk par
aso1s In light shades, with two
rufiles around. They will delight
to
CLEARANCE Ena
SALE PRICE, oUC
Carriage ParasOlss Gss
Ladies' black carriage parasoas,
paragon frame, double jointed
ebonized handles, covered with
silk and gloria silk, one rufHe
around.
CLEARANCE mn
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! Child's Hose

Child's bicycle hose, z by 1 rib
bed, double knee, heel and toe.
Sizes 6 to 10. Former price, 25c.
CLEARANCE r.
SALE PRICE, lOA
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Veilings Reduced

Inspection Of our yelling stock
brought to light many odd lengths
and odd pieces Of co1ored vedings
in desirable shades of brown, navy
blue, cardinal, gray and mixed
colors, all stylish vei1ings with
chenille dots which sells regularly
for CSC and 35c.
CI.EARANCE ~
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Ladies' Tan Oxfords

102 pairs ladies' tan co1ored kid
Oxfords, handsome vesting cloth
top, coin the, +. XIV. stitched heels.
All sizes and widths. Former
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CLEARANCE CT or
SALE PRICE, 1l.Oo
Ladies' Tan Shoes

lat pairs ladies' fine chrome kid
Lace shoes, chocolate shades, plain
or vesting cloth tops, coin toe,
most all sizes. Have been always
considered excellent value at for-
msr price, -.
CLEARANCE %I 75
SALE PRICE, Dit =
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Offering No. 1 at 15c yd

Consists Of q lot Of fancy mixed
suitings, figured mohairs, navy
cheviot and navy and brown al
paca. The suitings are In pretty
checked and mixed effects very de-
sirable for street or seaside wear.
The mohairs are In solid colors
and two-toned effects and Will
make q very pretty suit. The al
pacas are specially adapted for
bathing suits, and as this II the
most desirable fabric for that pur-
pose one anticipating visit to the
seaside should not fail to secure q
pretty bathing suit. The cheviots
make nice outing, bike or bathing
suits. All are Of extra value at
regular price, ESQ per yard.
CLEARANCE len 81
sALEsRRICE. IJv
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The above quoted supporters are
all new, fresh goods, perfect In
every respect, good strong elastic
web and a popular clasp. Our
purpose to replace them with an
other make is alone the cause of
this reduction to less than half
regular prices.
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Union Suits

Ladies' low neck, knee length
jersey ribbed ! union suits, ecru.
Former price 25c.
s@e CLEARANCE 10.
SALE PRICE, lOI
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CLEARANCE 7Ec Nd
SALE PRICE, lCC w
Summer Vests

Ladies' Richelieu ribbed striped
white, cotton tape around neck
and sleeves. Sizes 5 and g. For
mer price 121ac.
CLEARANCE -
SALE PRICE, ~
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CLEARANCE X,
SALE PRICE, IUI
ITEMS GRAY Underwear

This is ba1briggan underwear
of thin Summer weight and nat
ura1 gray color. But very few
shirts in the lot, and full line Of
drawers to select from. Reduced
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Colored Golf Shirts

This is IN assorted lot of cOlored
golf shirts of perca1e and madras
of good colorings in shirting pat
terms, some of them with extra
pair of cuffs to match and some
without. Regular SOC and 75c VAL
ues. Reduced to
CLEARANCE 90
SALE PRICE. OCl'
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CLEARANCE ~
SALE PRICE, W.
Mems Working
SuSDenderS

These suspenders are of the
cross back style, of strong grade
of heavy fancy elastic web, with
leather ends and strong buckles.
They're linen stitched and $50
values at
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Kisses and Children's Tan
Kid Shoes

157 pairs of misses and chill
dren's fine tan colored kid shoes,
cloth tops, lace OF button, all made
on neat round coin shape toe
last. Sold regularly at Sits to
So. Sizes IL to 2 only.
CLEARANCE %1I&,
SALE PRICE, Ohio,
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sa1a1aaos saza rnsos, Zoe vd
Dress Goods Reduced

In our dress goods department
are 8 special offerings for the
opening day Of our clearance sale.
There are many others Of equal
value but these three deserve spe-
cia1 mention.
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SALE PRICE, 40C "
Brocaded Silks

A large assortment of brocaded
silks in colors, heavy qualities,
good designs for skirts, others for
suit Innings and some for waists
(also lengths Of black brocades in
lengths for waists). Regular $3.50
qualities.
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Dress Kid Gloves

Ladies' four-button length dress
kid gloves, real kid skin, colors
tan, brown, green, mode, pearl and
pearl white, in sizes 6A and 4.
Dark shades in same glove In sizes
51a and 5%. Regular $1.5O gloves.
CLEARANCE 0c. un:r
SALE PRICE, x5C paIT
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SALE PRICE, loo
Mems Tan Underwear

Balbriggan style, thin knitted
undershirts and drawers, tan col
or. They're. well made garments
despite the 1owness Of the price,
but in broken run Of sizes. Re-
duced to
CLEARANCE 10 =
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CLEARANCE IN.
SALE PRICE, IJG
Ladies' Wrappers

These wrappers are Of percale
in navy blue, also in light and me-
dunn shades, neatly trimmed, and
well made. Reduced from 75c
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TRIMnED MILLINERY.


children, have been severely dealt
with, from the cheapest to the best.
4 as regards the price question, anu
we think we can safely say that
such price reductions were never
4 before equaled in our city ON crea-
3 tions so artistic and Of such ster-
ling value as are these we quote:
The summary Of the CLEAR
ANCE SALE PRICES is as follows
in the ladies' line:
$3.50 and SIS hats reduced to
; $3.50.
) So and SO hats reduced to IS.
$3.50 hats reduced to 1895.
81 hats reduced to 1895.
$5 hats reduced to 1896.
$3.50 hats reduced to $2.65.
Children's stylish creations re-
duced from $2.75 to $1.5O, and an
odd lot Of various values reduced
to 75c.
domestic Items-Percales
The best 36-inch percales, a
quality that will pay you to make
into wrappers, dresses, shirts,
waists, etc. It will wear and not
fade. Worth 121ac. Sale price &c.
; Galatea Cloth
A strong twilled satin finish cot
ton wash fabric that will make
} boys kilt suits, overshirts, waists,
etc. Worth 15c yard. Sale price
: 1Oc.
} BIeached Muslin
SO inches. wide, a standard brand
that will make good pillow cases,
underwear, etc. Worth SC yard.
I CLEARANCE ~ I'D
! SALE PRICE, DC yo
Unbleached Muslin
I SO and 40 inches wide, both fine
thread cottons that will give you
I as good satisfaction as If you had
paid eeo yard for it.
r CLEARANCE r. I'D
! . SALE PRICE, DC y0
! Bedspreads
Honeycomb bedspreads about 2
yards wide and 21a yards long,
hemmed ready for the bed. Worth
! soc.
CLEARANCE nm
SALE PRICE, OJu
s3se ri
! Fancy Pique
Fancy piques used for making
knockabout suits for the noun
tain or coast wear, in dots.
stripes and figures of blue, red and
light ground. Worth 121ac. Sale
price TIC yard.
20 pieces Of art denim, regular
! price zoe and csc, fancy patterns
! and god No1orings.
! sa1a1aae1 sa1a sa1oH. Zoe yd
; 20 pieces silko1ine, 26 inches
I wide, all pretty patterns and de-
! sirable colorings.
} CLEARANCE co I'd
! SALE PRICE, 5C VI
dozen 6-4 velour table covers,
all pretty patterns. Regular price
l$2.5O. ase 2xa..e u
! sanasaaes sa1s ss1es, SI.50 each
; Ladies' Shirt Waists
Good serviceab1e waists, neat
patterns and colorings, principally
large sizes. Reduced from SOC and
75c to
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EAnAs oIEARANoE or
Carriage ParasOls

One lot Of black carriage para
soils which are slightly damaged.
Regular 81 and $1.25 values, to
go at
CLEARANCE ne n
SALE PRICE, ZJU
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: Interlinings

Are waists Of thin lawn to be worn
under thin Summer waists. They
are in colors green, pink, tan, blue,
lavender and black. They impart
a tinee Of their color to the gar
ment they are worn under.
CLEARANCE IN.
sALE pRIcE 4c
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Ladies' four-button length white
chamois gloves, the kind which
will wash when soiled and be as
good as new. Sizes 51a and 5a4
only.
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sanznaaoz sanz sn1oz, 4SC pair
BiarritZ Gloves

Ladies' 6-button length biarrttz
kid gloves in colors tan and
brown. Sizes So and 5A. The
regular 81 value.
SALE PRICE, 40C
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lSJ pairs OF misses and chill
dren's fine tan colored kid shoes,
cloth tops, lace or button, all made Z
on a neat round coin shape toe
last. Sold regularly at Sits to
So. Sizes IL to 2 only. I
CLEARANCE C1 IQ@
SALE PRICE, plslO$
Little Gents Tan Shoes :
63 pairs little gents russet I
leather hook and lace shoes. Stout
soles, wide round toe, spring heels.
Sizes 10 to 1917. Former price I
$1.5O. I
CLEARANCE c11e<
!. SALE PRICE, VlsICi
Hose Supporters for La!
dies, Misses, ChiIdren,.
Babies, all Reduced
Ladies' gored belt hose support
ers In ALI sizes, black OF white as
you desire. Reduced to
sAla1asoz Sale ra1oz, l2c pair;
Ladies' side hose supporters,
with a choice of black OF white. /
Reduced 20
sAzAnAaon saza rn1on, l0c pair
Shoulder brace style Of hose sup 1
porters for ladies, misses and chill
dren, black or white to select
~ 2
CLEARANCE 17c>
SALE PRICE, ILS>
Side hose supporters for babies
and for children. Either In black
or in white. Reduced to I
eAIAnAnoz eAIa rr1oz, SC pair;
The above quoted supporters are
all new, fresh goods, perfect In
every respect, good strong elastic
web and a popular clasp. Our
purpose to replace them with an ;
other make is alone the cause of 1
this reduction to less than half
regular prices.
Belt Buckles Reduced :
to 1Oc !
An attractive lot Of metal !
buckles which sold regular at
25c, 35c and SOC, comprise this
lot. They're large and handsome
gilt and ,si1yered styles, satin fn-
ished, or bright, with embossed
and filagree work as an embe1lish-
ment. This style buckle is for y
use with silk betting and may also
be used with. ribbon belts. The =
uniform reduced 5 g4G 3
SALE PRICE, lUC{
Mems Working !
Suspenders !
These suspenders are Of the <
cross back style, of strong grade )
of heavy fancy elastic web, with z
leather ends and strong buckles. y
They're linen stitched and $50
values at
CLEARANCE 16o<
SALE PRICE, lOC$
ITEMS Gray Underwear I
This is ba1briggan underwear Z
Of thin Summer weight and nat x
ura1 gray color. But very few !
shirts in the lot, and full line Of z
drawers to select from. Reduced y
to q
SALE PRICE, l5C$
Mems Tan Underwear
Balbriggan style, thin knitted =
undershirts and drawers, tan col <
or. They're. well made garments :
despite the 1owness Of the price, .
but in broken run of sizes. Re- q
duced to
SALE PRICE, IOC<
Colored Golf Shirts !
This is an assorted lot of colored :
golf shirts of perca1e and madras
Of good colorings in shirting pat <
terms some of them with extra )
Dair of cuffs to match and some 9
without. Regular SOC and 75c val- <
ues. Reduced to
SALE ollarn1UE rn1ol. 3Sc:
Mems NeckWear :
Several entire lines of neckwear
have met the reduction mark. We
sneak of the band bows and club
ties here. They have met with
cut in price of so per. cent. The z
SOC ones are now priced 25c and 4
the 25c sorts go at 8
CLEARANCE 11lC]
SALE PRICE, lLzS%
co. /
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Mems NeckWear

Several entire lines Of neckwear
have met the reduction mark. We
sneak of the band bows and club
ties here. They have met with
cut in price of so per cent. The !
soc ones are now priced Csc and
the 25c sorts go at
CLEARANCE 17lr,
SALE PRICE, lL2C,
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CLEARANCE IN.
SALE PRICE, 3uC
Washable Skirts

Ladies' crash and covert cloth
skirts neatly trimmed with navy
blue braid, just the sort for out
ing purposes. Reduced from $3.50
to
) CLEARANCE m.
{ SALE PRICE, J0G
The record-union., 1899-07-10
Ladies' Shirt Waists

Good serviceab1e waists, neat
patterns and colorings, principally
large sizes. Reduced from SOC and
75c to
The record-union., 1899-07-10
Ladies' Hand-seWed Tan
Shoes

Over 200 pairs comprise this lot,
which includes the hand welt and
hand turned styles. All are from
the well-known makers, Wright,
Peters b Co. A rare opportunity
to secure high class goods at lit
tie price. All sizes and widths to
commence with and IS values at
CLEARANCE CO 1E'
SALE PRICE, pOsOO
The record-union., 1899-07-10
Little Gents Tan Shoes

63 pairs little gents russet
leather hook and lace shoes. Stout
so1es, wide round toe, spring heels.
Sizes 10 to 1917. Former price
$1.5O.
CLEARANCE dsr1e
The record-union., 1899-07-10
cLEARANcEeEn
SALE PRICE, VUG
Carriage ParasoIss &

/ Ladies' black carriage parasoas,
paragon frame, double jointed
ebonized handles, covered with
silk and gloria silk, one rufile