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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-17

Mr. A. W. Mills lett today f9r Car euhon, where he will make his tirst .erlte up" for the Cotton Belt Mag a8ine.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-17

Mir. Henry Leeb, Il well known ehue drumaer from Memphis, is call ing on Pine Bluff trade today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-17

Mr. l.. Ellbott, of Althelmer, is in the city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-17

Mir r. Lester Austin returned to- day from a brief sui urn in the Val ley Of Vapors.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-17

Mir. Leo Andrews. of Pitts. is in the city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-17
CITY ITEMS.

Read tue cheap column ads.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-17

Mir tbat. Oise mens, omer Pine 6iEH b04, bat LON a resident of iama. + amun2 his eads n tste ett5 t3t}aH
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-17

Me,srs Gls Watterman.at nnmas. anu du'eS lleih#s ai Grady, ate spending tae 3ay W#eh 1hsU famui s na th@ citx
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-17

Try one can ot oar a Haed Baking Po@aertts 25 Pure. saaI and a tile gaid band tu b.er ia each can. Mccain Grocer Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-17

Mrs. J. c scbloss is able to be out today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-17

Mir dphh IF. ta3Iuz aeaeI Sea day atteuamn a0 0NIsit ta Gt s. 1s Was =aeeeel aafiyH tese hg Nr sudee# Sl4a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-17

Our Underwear stock cannot be compared with in the State. We carry the best, We let the others sell the cheaper qualities. Seriven's Drawers, 59c.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-17

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-17

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-17

The best eypfess shingles in tue State are handled ny the Blun City Lumber Co. All grades. 279
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-17
Furnishings

We have reduced the prices on all our Negligee Shirts. We carry 9e large assortment of Shirts of all 6e- scripti0ns, with or without collars. All the latest patterns.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-17

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-17

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-17
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Fiae Bluff Ark. jn}y f6t1. iS99. Messrs. Bell-5eraon Company. Ciry GeutIemea-l am today ia receipt el draft iH iaIt settlement of mg el8lm under 3onr policy 0a account 0t I0.s bF fire which 0cenrged on t8a 2Bfi n5ts aud Wish ia thaaE Feu Esr She prom stf3tli .u=EsH szsas ma.a a u=sa ta aaa ae=s 8=s5 5zs
  
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We Defy
 Competition From Any
 and Everywhere

We have some very fine Swiss, Nansook and Cambr;c Edgng that go in this sale, as well as great many aaticleS tl o numerous to mention. You must see these goods to appreciate then So be sure and call
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-17
BURNS TIE TAILOR
0VER BANK oF PlNN -ELU1f.

Dshciaa- .e (5faam S0fa cents at Bailey s. b
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-17

Ia9t received q lrgsh !of If rraft's Fue ! for chickens aH8 sfocz of 8i ala Aettfa t5EagefB Eo.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-17

4 rnSh lat 0T a.l ajbds of TufHip Seed jnsl received by
 Mccain .fruceEy tG.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-17
WHETHER FoRrcAsT.

WHETHER FoRrcAsT. Fair tonight and Tueeday, pre- ceded by showers in the southern portion. Stationery temperature.
 CITY ITEMS. Read the cbrap column ads.
 Mrs. J C scbloss is able to be out today.
 Mir. Leo Andrews. of Pitts. is in the city.
 Mr. E. Ellbott, of Althelmer, is in the city.
 Mrs. P. M. Bridges is reported to be very sick today.
 A very heavy rain fell in Little Rock this morning.
 Mr. ]. ". Jackson has returned from fshing trip to Yell Lake. Mr. Mamie Levy, a popnlar young Little Rockian, Is in the city today. Mir. George Manning, of Kearney, is business visitor in the city to- day.
 Mr. T. E. Buck has returned from a business trip down the Iron Noun tain road.
 Me, |. R. Hutchinson and wife. Of Magnolia, are registered at the Tru- lock today,
 Master W. H. Jr. Eugene" Phil pt is spending the week with friends at Fordyce.
 Mir. John Rutherford returned this morning from a brief business visit to Kearney.
 Mir. r. Lester Austin returned to- day from a brief soi urn in the Val ley of Vap"rs.
 Miss Daisy Griffith. of Little Rock, will be the guest of Miss Lucy Ben. ton in few days.
 Mir. Alex Dreyfus is very sick at his home on West Barryque street with intermittant fever.
 Miss Birdie Weller returned this morning from several weeks stay with friends at Little Rock,
 All our S3 tan shoes go now at S2.19.
 J. B. Simon Go. Gen. R. NJ. Knox went to Grady tais morning to looz after his farm ing interests in that vicinity.
 Mir. Henry Leeb, well known ehoe drum-aer from Memphis, is call ing on Pine Bluff trade today. Mr. A. ". Mills lett today fgr Car endon, where he win make his first 'ssr.te up' for he Cotton Belt Mag aaine.
 Messrs Gls Wattefmau. at nnmas. anu du'es ll9ihHs. al Grady, ate spending tae 8ay WleA their famili s Ia this cltY
 Mr tba.. Ilse mens, 4otmer Pine tiiea bo2, bat LON resident q iama4 is amuas lis ends H4 t4e eit5 tblaY
 Airs5ohn 9E ta2 2tI.Ie5afaaa Saa- dag ataamm ao aNstt Oa fts ;. IL Was att8maa3y# te.r bg MI sud5ea S
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The evening times., 1899-05-12

accused having the right TO challenge of
said committee: provided, that when either the
bishop or any of the standing committee is a
party TO. or personally interested in. the case,
such person shall not the appellate
court. but the standing committee shall choose
some in his place. II the bishop be not a
member Of the court, it shall select its own
presiding officer
The rules of procedure shall be followed
in this ease. and the regulations be OBJ
served to notice Of time and place Of trial,
the attendance Of counsel. record of proceedings.
and the action Of the court and the bishop. af-
ter the finding Of the verdict, directed in re-
lation to the corresponding matters connected
with the ecclesiastical court in Sections to 10.
of Canon NIL; provided. that the bishop may
pronounce sentence at any time after the expira-
tion Of seven days from the adjournment Of the
court Of appeals
In there is no bishop in this diocese, the
standing committee may invite any bishop Of the
Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States
to perform the duties prescribed in Sections ?,
10. Of Canon XIlI. and l Of this canon.
II the accused is member Of the standing
committee he shall be incspacitated from
ing on said committee for all purposes of Csnons
NH and NV and his place said committee
for the purposes of said canons shall be filled
by Presbyter selected by the other members Of
said committee.
1t is expected that the convention will
adjourn late this afternoon or tonight.
The evening times., 1899-05-12
ENGLISH DEsERTERs LAsHED.
Sailors on n Warship Mercilersl,
Whipped mt Halifax.

Halifax, n. S., May 1.-Two naval de-
serters from Her Majesty's cruiser Comus
were detected by the military police
boarding a steamer yesterday bound for
New York. where they had intended join
ing the American Navy, being attracted
by the larger salaries paid on American
ships, brought to their notice by adver-
tisements in local papers. The deserters.
who were eighteen and nineteen years cid
respectively, were handed over to the naval
authorities.
The younger lad was sentenced to twelve
lashes with birch and the other to twen-
ty-four lashes. The birch had been steep
ed for twenty -four hours. when the boys
were ordered on deck. The second stroke
OF the lash brought blood from the
youngest, and notwithstanding that the
boy suffered great pain he received the
full sentence. The elder boy also got his
full complement. his back being covered
with blood before the last stroke OF the
birch had been administered.
Those who witnessed the lashing say it
was the most brutal affair that has ever
been witnessed on a war vessel in Halifax.
The evening times., 1899-05-12
QUIET TRADE IN WALL STREET.
No Features of Sensational Interest
in TodaN's Dealings.

New York, May 12.-The stock market
opened quiet and with feeling Of uncer
tainty. Yesterdays weakness induced
some further commission house selling.
but on the other hand the Temperatures of
the London houses as buyers of stock and
the strength of the London market were
sustaining influences in the local market.
The features at the opening were Man
haitian Brooklyn Rapid Transit, both of
which were advanced sharply on account
of a belief that the Ford franchise bill
would be amended by reason of the hear
ing before the governor yesterday. The
granger shares were inclined to heaviness.
although trading in that quarter was very
inactive. Trading was fairly active in the
industrial quarter, the features being con-
tinental Tobacco. International Silver and
Sugar refining. Anaconda mining was
notably strong and active.
The evening times., 1899-05-12
AMERICAN SAILORS FUNERAL
Impressive Burial of the First Sea-
man Killed I'm the War.

Clyde. Ohio. May Thousands gath
cred here yesterday to lay to final rest
the remains of George Burton Meek, the
first American sailor killed in the Spanish
American war on board the Winslow off
Cardenas. one year ago yesterday. The
remains were buried in the village ceme-
terry, near the grave and monument of
Gen. James B. Mcpherson. an Ohio hero
Governor Bushnell and staff. Senator
Foraker. Lieutenant Governor Jones. and
other distinguished visitors attended the
funeral. Senator Foraker delivered q
eulogy and paid beautiful tribute to the
hero. Brief addresses were made by Gov
ernor Bushnell. Lieutenant Governor
Jones, Senator Mitchell, Congressman
Norton, and others. The pallbearers were
twelve members of the Sixth Ohio Volun-
teer Infantry. The town was profusely
decorated in national colors.
The evening times., 1899-05-12
Youths suits, SO. 80.

The most stylish black and blue Clay
worsted suits for young men, the hand
soonest patterns in plaid and check
cassimeres and cheviots. will be sold
for $3.50. These are the finest suits
that are made up: have all the points
OF fashion which mems suits have
have all the finish-all the perfect
workmanship. They are SIS suits.
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COMING ZONE FOR TRIAL.

Alleged Embexxler Findley to Re-
turn From South America.
Lima, Peru, May 12.-Samuel L. Find
ley, who was arrested here on the charge
of having embezzled public funds in Cali
fornia, has waived examination proceed
ings and declares that he will return to
California voluntarily. He hopes thereby
to obtain greater clemency.
Findley was formerly tax collector Of
San Luis, Obispo county. California, and
disappeared on November II, 1898. He Is
alleged to have embezzled between $4,000
and SIS, 200. He was we'll known In Wash
ington.
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$3.50 suits, 1898.

Boys finest cheviots. the finest cas-
simeres. the finest worsted suits, in
Guiding handsome black gray diagonal
suits, which are always right in style.
The rare novelties are to be found in
this lot-the handsome braid
trimmed garments. which are sold for
81. 50-go for 1898
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Youths suits, 81. SO.

Youths check and plaid cashmere
enthusiastically all woodland In most
desirable patterns. which are regular
IS and $40 suits. go at s4.ss. Have wide
French facings and the proper width
OF trousers.
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Wash suits, 29c.

1000 washable Galatea cloth wash
suits. in sizes 3 to s years-biouse
sailor style, in variety Of patterns
trimmed with braid. such as sell regu-
larly at this time of the season for 9sc.,
will be sold for 29c.
The evening times., 1899-05-12

The market this morning was a fairly
satisfactory one, all things considered.
Prices opened up a trifie from the close
last night and then dropped a point or
more in the active issues and fractionally
in the standard stocks. At IL o'clock
there was a rally and some good buying,
which seemed likely to cause good ad
vances. The outlook at that time was for
a better market during the remainder of
the day and tomorrow. The situation has
nothing of menace In 1t and on the con-
trary many excellent features. The bank
statement will be fine II the Street is right
in Its predictions, and at any rate there Is
almost certain to be good buying on the
prospect Of good showing in this direc-
tion. Wheat continued to 60 of in price
this morning, which had a good effect on
the grapgers.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit and Manhattan
both opened up a point or more above
the close yesterday, and both had reactions
OF points during the first hour of the
day. Buying apparently by Mr.. Flower
end bis friends, stopped the decline Of
The evening times., 1899-05-12
81 suits. S2.49.

Boys all-wool cheviots and cassi-
mere double breasted and novelty"
suits Of every description, including
the nObby vestie. REFER and sailor
blouse effects-which sell for $4-go
for &249
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A $4,000 Property Tran.fer.

A deed was placed on record today by
the National Safe Deposit, Savings and
Trust Company conveying to John W..
Nair part OF original lot No. in square
No. 379. The property transferred is To-
Gated on the north side Of Pennsylvania
Avenue, between Ninth and Tenth Streets.
The consideration paid was $4,000.
The evening times., 1899-05-12
Wool knee pants, l9c.

Boys wool knee pants-well made
and strengthened where they should
be-instead Of sac pair-tomorrow, 19c.
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Bows waists, 12Lc.

Lot of boys percale waists, in the
best patterns: some waists which are
sold for 25c in every clothing store in
town-will be sold tomorrow for IL 1-2c
each.
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81. so suits. $l.49.

Boys double breasted suits. in plaid,
check and striped effects OF all-wool
eheviots and cassimeres-the same
garments for which you're asked $3.50
about town, will be sold for $1.49.
The evening times., 1899-05-12
Golf suits, $2.e8.

Boys all-wool plaid cheviot golf
suits, in sizes up to 16 years, which
sold for as high as IS. will be sold for
$2.98-less than half price
The evening times., 1899-05-12
Youths pants, 98c.

Youths long pants. in sizes IA to 10
years, will be sold for CSC each. These
are slightly hurt. but in NO instance are
they damaged enough to affect the life
OF them; they are pants Of suits which
sold IN to Sc
The evening times., 1899-05-12
Boys vestie suits, 98c.

Lot Of little boys blue vestie suits,
in to s-year sizes-trimmed with
braid-nobby little garments-s2 val
ues. for Csc.
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w. II. sanp.on's Will Filed.

The will of w. H. Sampson. dated Feb
ruary IS. 1888. was filed today for probate.
The deceased names Richard ]. Hartigan
executor, and instructs him to collect cer-
tain moneys due him. and to divide it
among the testator's children.
The evening times., 1899-05-12
MECHANICS ON STRIKE.

zen fnOusan0 Arttsams support new
York stonecutters' Demands.
New York, May 12.-More than 10000
mechanics are out on strike in sympathy
with the Stone Cutters Union. which Is in
a fight with the Master Stone Cutters As
sociation.
Unless settled in few days a general
strike will be ordered on all buildings
using material from the Masters Asso-
citation. The trouble is renewal Of that
Of last year.
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46./0
for suits which
are sold up to $12.
Every one all wool
Black CheviOts,
Fancy CheviOts and
Fancy Cassimeres;
Blue Serges in single
and dOuble-breasted
styles.
Every size for every
size man.
Wide French facings.
Italian cloth body
lining.
Great $12 values.
The evening times., 1899-05-12
39c flowers, l2hc.

A table full of flowers. consisting of
pansies, forget -me-nots, daisies, fol-
iage, roses, carnations, and wreaths
of velvet geraniums and foliage-which
have been selling for 39c-to go to-
morrow for u 1-2c.
The evening times., 1899-05-12
Odd coats, 98c.

Youths odd coats. in sizes IA to 10.
Of fine worsteds. the largest Of which
will fit small men-coats Of suits which
sold for as high as $l2-for CSC.
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$500
for suits which
are sold up to 50.

are sold up to 50.
Scotch CheviOts,
Fine Cassimeres.
Every one pure wool,
Every size to fit
Every man.
Wide French facings,
Piped inner seams,
Durable body-lining,
Single and double
breased styles.
The evening times., 1899-05-12
800 ribbed vests, 12hc.

Three hundred ladies summer weight
ribbed vests. with silk ribbon trim
med neck and armholes, in variety
of styles-instead of l9c, for IL 1-2c.
The evening times., 1899-05-12

Brooklyn at II O'Clock. and it recovered
rapidly. There is a trife of uncertainty
regarding the immediate movements of
this stock on account of the Ford ! ill.,
The professional element may make an at
tempt to sell the stock when Governor
Roosevelt signs the bill, which might cause
sharp dip in the price. People very
close TO the Brooklyn management are
most bullish in their predictions regard
Ing the stock, however. and advise buying
it Immediately. The earnings of the COM
pany are now enough 20 pay S per cent
dividend on the stock, with 4 large surplus
remaining
The evening times., 1899-05-12

.Heurich's Senate Beer il on draught at Wonder
heide's New York Buffet, 4o5 10th st. NV.
The evening times., 1899-05-12
Odd vests, 25c.

Youths odd vests. In sizes IA to ~,
Of fine worsteds. left from suits which
sold for no less than $12, will be sold
tomorrow for Csc each.
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75c flowers, 25c.

Another table filled to overf1owing
with such flowers as hyacinths, corn
flowers, punches of cowslips, in all
colors; geraniums, foliage and bios
SONS; buttercups, punches of berries
with foliage. and clusters Of six dozen
berries-none of which sold for less
than soc, and many 75c-will be sold
for 25c tomorrow.
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1920
for suits which are
sold up to $3.50.

SOlo up 10 plo.OO.
Black and Fancy
Cheviots,
Fancy Cassimeres.
Blue and Black Clay
DiagOnals,
Black Thibet Cloths.
single. double
breasted and cut
away styles.
Hand-padded collars,
Silk sewed throughout
All sizes. too.
Best Innings.
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Washington sto-A Exchange.

Regular call-Metropolitan R. R. GER
tifcate A. .637.3s@115 1-2. National
Safe Deposit and Trust. 5d144: 5G145.
American Security and Trust. 3619S. Cap
ftal Traction, 22@S9 IS; 40Gso. Wash
ington Gas, 25@57 1-2. Mergenthaler Lin
otype, 60G200: 100000 Is. American
Graphophone, 100d13 3-4; 5d13 IS. Pneu-
matte Gun Carriage. 1.40o@40 cts. After
call-Pneumatic Gun Carriage, 400@I IL cts.
Capital Traction, 20Q90.
The evening times., 1899-05-12
89c trimmed sailors, 44c.

An immense lot of ladies' white and
mixed Jumbo" straw sailors, such as
are selling for S9c about town. will be
put on sale tomorrow at 44c each.
The evening times., 1899-05-12
New York stock MnrJ1et.

Corr,;ted daily by W. B. Hi,bs 4 Co.
members of the New York Exchange,
1919 L Street,
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$3.50 to SIS hats for SO.
$6.98 to $40 hats for $5.
$1.25 to 81 fancy untrimmed hats, 39c.

to
desirable shapes the shades which have been selling here at
fu
The evening times., 1899-05-12

The sale has been the cloth
ing sensation of the season.
Every sort of an effort has been
made by other clOthiers to
cOunteract the influences of it,
but they have failed. We have
been busy during the bad
weather as well as during the
good.
And We should be! Consider
the advantages you're offered
the beginning of the season for
The evening times., 1899-05-12

Manhattan refuses to advance. The low
est point reached by it on the break was
los, and today at its low point it was at
1l0. Brooklyn, on the other hand, has
advanced 10 points. and at its lowest point
was more than points above the low
early in the week. The Street is bullish
regarding the stock, however. and expects
TO see it sell above 120 within a short
time.
The evening times., 1899-05-12
Rough rider" hats, $2.98.

Tomorrow we place on sale ladies'
trimmed Rough Rider" hats in fine
English Milan braid, at $2.9S, and you
will find the same stylish hats selling
elsewhere for Sc.
The evening times., 1899-05-12
$l.25 to $l.69 leghorn hats, 79c.

genuine
doubt
The evening times., 1899-05-12
39c wreaths, 19c.

Children's white wreaths. for Con-
firmation and May procession wear.
such as are selling elsewhere for 39c-
for 19c tomorrow.
The evening times., 1899-05-12

Chicago Grain and Provision Market
Corrected daily by W. B. Hibbs & Co.,
members Of the New York Exchange.
1919 F Street.
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STATS
for suits which
are sold up to SIS.

are SOLO UP u p[S'
The finest Dress Suits,
"OswegO," "Birdseye,'
and "HOckanun"
WOrsteds;
Fancy Cassimeres.
Black and Fancy Chev-
lots,
Single breasted, dOu-
ble-breasted and
cutaway Prince Al
berts.
The finest finished
suits.
The most perfect fit
ting.
The evening times., 1899-05-12
Child's 98c hats, 29c.

Lot of children's untrimmed hats, in
all colors and shapes, which sold for
soc and CSC until now, will be sold for
29c for a quick clearance.
The evening times., 1899-05-12

The iron and steel stocks were among
the most interesting on the list, as usual
Federal Steel common declined during the
first hour TO a lower point than any reach
ed yesterday. but at II O'Clock a rally oc-
CURED which gave good promise of con-
tinuing. The property of the iron and
steel trade continues to grow, and ii seems
impossible that these stocks can fail to
have good advances even if the railroad
list is less buoyant than many expect.
The evening times., 1899-05-12

120 pairs children's black and tan
button and lace shoes. in sizes S1-2
10 II; made of good-wearing Dongola
torT and nalsss of 70 81 wear esd sasae CSC
As pairs mems tan Russia calf hand
sewed lace shoes. in three styles CT
toe. best 50 shoes you ever 81 OK
bought, for. Observation-Disclosures. ~i.JO
95 pairs ladies' tan lace shoes, Of
sp d1essy seS vei sa instead of STAG
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Another chance for improvi-
dent men!
The purchase of Schoss suits has been wonderful
for Hechts'


tcapal by
which other scannotc compete
of sand OF
provost
The evening times., 1899-05-12

Watch for town. Congress Hei s. D. G.
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60 pairs little boys black satin calf
and black and tan kid shoes, in sizes
9 to 13 1-2; instead of 81. which 6QC
they're worth-tomorrow per pair W
Lot of mems black and tan calf
shoes, black and tan vici kid shoes,
and patent leather shoes, in up-to-date
st styles, les, re- regular $3.50 vaiues,will 81 48
90 pairs youths black and tan shoes.
in sizes II TO 2: the best shoes YOU
for san buy for $50, Tomorrow $50
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Nearly half for boys,
and youths suits, etc,

The fever of immense buying was caught
up by the boys clothing buyer, AND as re-
suit you offered big part Of.tbe stock of
John w. Tillard, which We secured 3ta "Trade
Sale of his stock last week in New York
city-at about half usual prices, This is the
finest made clothing for boys and youths posi-
BILE to buy, and it goes to you with our guaran-
tee of satisfac ton.
The evening times., 1899-05-12

Sugar fuctuated wildly and il seemed
quite possible that 1t might go up ten
points within the next three or four days
One of the best informed New York
houses predicts that before there is much
decline in the stock it will be pushed up
to 160.
The evening times., 1899-05-12

The course Of Tobacco this morning was
interesting. The advice was given in this
column to sell this stock two days ego,
before il had sold "ex" rights. Since that
time its course has been downward all
the time. Yesterday morning it opened
at l07 and early this morning it went as
low as 9S. Tobacco manipulation is a
wonderful thing, however, and the best
advice that can be given is for any care
full trader to keep out of the stock under
any ordinary circumstances.
The evening times., 1899-05-12
6 lots shoes---at saving of about 3.

The shoe keeps the procession of bargain offer
by putting before six lots of shoes which he
declares offered prices whic about half their worth