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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-09
DUELs ARE COMMON IN SPAIN.
Men Frequently Fight to the Death
Armed with Long Knives

Men Frequently Fight to the Death
Armed with Long Knives.
From the Chicago Chronicle
Spaniards have always had reputa-
ton for cruelty. Their sports are cru Il
and it is not to be wondered that
bloody knife duels in the cities of
Southern Spain are of frequent occur
renee among the lower classes, says a
traveller in that country. Every man
carries a murderous knife, the blade of
which is usually IL or IA inches long
and of razorlike sharpness. 1t is called
a faca. The entire man and boy popu-
lation carry whistles, pito de carretil,a.
These whistles are used for the pur-
pose of announcing that street fight
with knives is about to begin. Every
body within hearing when whistle
blows rushes to the scene and is sure to
witness the serious manning if not the
killing of one or both combatants. Sta
tistics indicate that for every 100000 in
habitants there Is an average of one
death per day resulting from these
knife duels.
] was about 9 years old when first
witnessed a pelea, or faca fight. / had
been to my fathers place of business
and was returning home, when l heard
the shrill notes of a pito de carretilla--
then another and another. / saw men
and boys running toward the intersec-
ton of two streets and | was quio y
among the eager and RAPIDLY gathering
throng. Although l had never wit
messed a street duel. I was well aware
of the meaning of the blasts upon the
whistles and knew that two men were
sure to engage in deadly combat. I
was among the first to arrive upon the
scene. This is what l saw: Two men
of about equal age and physical pro-
portions were engaged in tying their
left legs together at the ankles with
their handkerchfefs, and they tied them
most effectively. Each was barehead-
ed. can remember even now the dead
ly hatred with which each Scowled at
the other. Each took off his coat and
placed it carefully upon his left arm.
There was a moments pausa-it was
the supreme moment-and then both
men drew their murderous knives from
their sheathes and each began striking,
plunging and sashing at his opponent,
each parrying and guarding as much
as possible with the arm protected
somewhat by the coat which hung upon
it.
AS the men were tied together it was
impossible for the fight to be long con-
tinued, and in a very few moments the
two combatants had fallen. 1t was
found that one had received II wounds
and the other IA; but both were living.
So stretchers We're brought from the
Hospital Noble, which was near at
hand, and the wounded men We're car
ried there. The sequel of this pelea
was unique in the particular that the
combatants were placed upon cots
which brought them near each other,
and the result was that as soon as they
revived sufficiently they renewed the
fight and both were killed.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-09
The Wars Death Record.

From the New Orleans Times-Democrat.
Since the beginning of the Spanish war
6,194 soldiers have been killed in action
and died of wounds and disease. Only
T92 were killed in action, 5492 died of dis
ease and more than half of this number
S,S39-died in the camps in the United
States. In Cuba 1898 were killed in action,
n died of wounds and 1909 of disease. In
the Philippines 29 We're killed in action,
n died of wounds and only 1922 died as a
result of disease. In Porto Rico were
killed. died of wounds and 276 of disease.
In this country were killed, 26 died of
wounds and 1889 of disease. AT Honolulu
40 soldiers died of disease.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-09
DRAMATIs PERsoNE.

Miss Precious Prinl-Who loves piety.
prayer and Praiseworthy.
Dominic Praseworthy Poundtext-
Who loves himself, his flock and Miss
Precious.
Polly Parot-An impudent female who
loves neither Precious nor Praise
worthy, but dotes on crackers and
cuss-words.
Conductor, brakeman, passengers. mes
senger and train butcher"
Scene j.
The railway station at Helena; the
train about to depart for Butte; Miss
Prim occupying, with her bundles, two
seats of the day coach.
Miss Prim-Oh, my! I'm sure I've
forgotten something. Let me see:
here's my new bonnet Gsn't 1t love.p.
and here's my parasol; there's my
powder puff and my bottle of tea; oh,
YES, and here's Doctor Dodson's SER
mons and that pattern for a Blanche
Walsh shirt waist that Sally gave me;
and here's my subscription list to the
Florence Crittenton home and my car
oway seed for the canary and-oh
my prophetic soul! / knew it, (starting
up in wild-eyed frenzy. My parrot!
Where is my parrot, oh, that base
Italian; l knew he would not send it to
SaIly's in time fer the train! Odious
wretch. "Oh, yes, mees," tmimicking
the vendor of the missing bird), Il GER
tiamente send-a him-a alre Ny by
time-a." The deceitful thing!
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What His Lordship Desired.

From the Chicago Chronicle,
Genius has always been associated with
carelessness in dress and very frequently
ludicrous mistakes happen. Lord Ro~.
who built the famous telescope that bears
his name, was an expert mechanic and
was also somewhat careless about his
dress
On one occasion the carl was looking
thu ough the engine room of large manu-
factory. He suddenly became much inter-
ested in something he saw. and taking
OUT his watch stood looking from it to
the machine with a peculiar smile on his
face.
The engineer came along. We'll, what's
UP he growied. what are you grinning
al? What have you to find fault within
oh" answered Lord Rose, Il am not
finding fault. | am calculating how long
before the boiler eXplodes.
Boiler exDlodes? Why. you're crazy,
man! Get out of this.
We'll" said the earl. 'if you work ten
minutes longer with that screw loose there
tle boiler will certainly explode"
The engineer looked at the screw indi-
Gated. jumped AZ it and fastened it as
s. on as he could.
why didn't you say that sooner?" he
demanded.
Why should II" answered Lord Rose.
i've never yet had an opportunity of
seeing d boiler explode
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Brakeman Tin loud voice)-Butte.
Butte! Next station is
Polly Phone, sweet home! land
train pulls up at the Butte station,
where old lady and small boy meet
Miss Prim. EXeunt omnes).
AYLMER BRIGHT.
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A Hopeful Sign.

To the Editor Of The Evening Star:
Please allow me space in The Star, that
is always ready TO show its brilliance on
the line OF truth, to say that this thing
is the finger OF Cod" that there is one
white prea in Atlanta, Ga. who, in
the face Of opposition. is not afraid TO de-
nounce publicly, and that from the sacred
desk, the butchering OF Sam Hose and
StrIckling and mob violence generally, as
dld Dr. BrOughton of the Baptist Taber-
nacle of that city. Ii is a hopeful sign
the cloud the size of a mans hand
when the best white people of the south
denounce in no uncertain tones the lynch
lngs In this country. Let the ministry
everywhere Join Or. Broughton in praying
for the touching of Gods hand upon the
ncfarious. kigh-handed murders. and that
the wretch who may commit or Is supposed
to have committed n heinous crime may
nave trial. Let the north, south east
and west preach against IL. For the Cos
pei IS the power OF God unto salvation.
Nickedness must fall before the sword Of
the Gospel, even though the preacher may
suffer. All good men have suffered for The
right Who Will be next to be AS brave as
Or. Broughton in the south? We pray for
many followers OF the sentiments of tho
tabernacle preacher.
May 8, 1898. Rev. ]. l. LOVING.
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UNION VETERAN UNION.
Logan Command Hold. MeetIng-Nauy
Spirited Speeches

oppenheimers Hall was crowded Tues
day evening by the members Of Jno. A.
Logan Command, L. V. L.. at it's regular
bi-monthy meeting, Col. VIM Irving in the
chair.
After the routine business was transacted
National Commander Gen. II. G. Dyren-
forth entered the hall, accompanied by Capt
Harlow l.. Street. eN-natiunal commander,
and Col. John Middleton % Hancock COM
mand, No l.
Under the head Of the good Of the order a
Mauser rifle, captured in battle and tho
gift Of Capt. Street was presented to the
command in an appropriate speech by De-
partment Commander Gen. Saml n STRAIT
tan. Col Irving. on behalf Of the COM
mand, received the souvenir in happy
speech OF some length
Gen. Dyrcnforth was loudly called for and
responded in his usual furceful style. reit-
Grating the sentiment that ne is in this
Organization for the purpose OF maintain
ing the prestige of the ext nion soldier
and that the time was ripe for a revolution
IN tha way of activity and energetic effort
to stand by those who are the friends OF
the boys in blue-be the necessity political
or otherwise. also, that the mail he re-
celNeS daily from all over the Countr<
shows that the order is keenly alive to the
situation, and the boys are determined to
he no longer gGlled into giving their sup
port TO pretenders. Gen. Dyrenforth was
followed by Capt. Street. e&-National Com
mander Aiten and others in spirited talks
Col. +. A. Fenton, a. A. g. OF the depart
mert, announced the rehabilitation OF Sedg-
wick Command -- which reorganizes with
thirty members. composed largely Of prom
inent men of the q. A. r.
A great interest was manifested in the
grand family excursion to Antietam on
Memorial day by the department, the exer-
clses at the national cemetery To he eXClu-
slNely under the control Of the L. V. L.
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DIED.

AllMAl. On Wednesday, May s. 1S99 at Gc New
= Jersey avenue northwest MARGARET AIIMAY.
/ uhtra! from n, lat residence ON Friday, May 3,
at : pm Friehds and relatives Invited. %
BIRD. At the Olympia I4th and Roanoke streets.
May = lssa. al 80 am, GRACE Ct USING,
Notice of funeral in Fridays papers
GILLILAND. on Wednesday, May & 1sga
JAMES &, beloved husband Of Alice T. GILL;
land.
Funeral services will be held at his late residence
near Chevy Chase, Md Friday NAV 5 al
pm lnterment at Rock Creek cemetery.
Kaufman. On Tuesday May 2. 1899 at 10
O'Clock pm, CHARLES WESLEY HAUPT-
MAN, youngest son of the late Daniel and Ann
Funeral fror late residence 4o7 nth street north
west. Friday May .. at O'Clock pm. Rela-
nVes and friends invited 10 attend. q
pm, at her residence No 10 18th street north
east, KATIE IRENE klBBEY, in her nine
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
LOMBARD. on "Wednesday May 3. 1899. at 4
ociock pm, CATHERINE RUSSELL LoNe
BARD, in the ninery-third year If her age.
8, at IL O'Clock. Friends invited lnierment
private. Boston pspers please copyD
QUINLAN. On Wednesday, May B. 1899, at
O'Clock pm. MAURICE W, beloved husband
Funeral from his late residence, s14 Delaware
nue. northeast on Saturday, May 9. at $50
sius Church at 10 O'Clock am. Reiatiyes aud
friends invited e
SMACkUM. ON Wednesday, May 3, 1899. at 1910
am. JOHN p SMACkUM. the beloved hus-
band Of the late George SnackuIn in the
nifty ninth year Of his age.
Fun, RAJ from his brothers residence. No. 1894 p
street. Friday, May 3. at 2:30 o'clock pun,
thence to Holy Trinity Church. Interment az
Holy Rood cemetery
STRURIE. ON Thursday morning, May 4, 1899. at
$50 o'clcck. at the residence Of her daughter,
Mrs. Alice Wise. 50 street northwest, Wash
ington II. e. Mrs. SARAH A. STIR BE tnee
TptonD, widow Of the late John Strubie, aged
sixty sewn years.
Asleep in Jesus
Relatives and friends invited to attend the 4
funeral services at the above residence at
1890. Saturday. May g.
In Memoriam.
KAISER In loving remembrance of dear fa-
Their. JOHN KAISER, who died two years ago
today, May I, 1897
BY Ills WIFE AND CHILDREN.
WILLIAMS. In loving remembrance of my dear
mother. HARRIET WILLIAMS. who entered into
rest eight years ago today, May /, 1892.
HER DAUGHTER, LOTT1E NANL0R.
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Black Goods Dept.

IN yards 42nch Alwoo Striped Matlasse Re
duGed from Si.3s 10 S3G0 for piece.
% yards ~ inch Fancy Dress Goods. Reduced
from 81 IS to So for piece
2Si yards 46-inch Velvet Bayadere. Reduced from
$l1 90 to $500 Tor piece.
y. yards 5i-inch Clay Diagonal Reduced from
Is. SO to $500 for piece.
81. 90 for piece.
"a yards 45-in"h All-wool Diagonal Reduced
from s21 to 81 % for piece.
1&s yards 44-inch Mohair Crepon Reduced from
i.O8 $500 for piece
IL. yards 45-inch Atwood Bengalins Reduced
from 81 &c to 81 SO for piece
"a yards f4-inch Atwood Cancels Hair Greno-
dine. Reduced from S4.O6 TO 81 % for niece
8 yards u inch SILK warp Henrietta Reduced
from $3.50 So - for piece.
81. yartG 4.,-inch All-silk Grenadine Re,1urc.i
from So 60 to as for piece.
First for.
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Trimmed Hats.

For Fridays selling we have given
remnant prices to a larger number
of Trimmed Hats than usual in order
to close them out preparatory to our
opening of White Hats, which will
occur in the near future Included
are some of the handsOmest and
most elegant hats shown this season,
Hats that were 5000 and $1,000 are $500.
Hats that S12O0 and $1,000 are $500.
Ctidren's Null Hats, pink blue and red.
SI.OO each Reduced from $3.50.
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Boys Department.

10 All wool Double breasted Suits: sizes s. o. TO-
10 ana 10 Reduced from 81 So and $500 to
Il Very Pretty Brownie and Vestie Suits coat
pants and little vest. prettly trimmed and braid
90; sizes 3 and 4. Reduced from $500. $500 and
$3.50 to 81 .95 each.
= pairs Atwood Pants heavy weight; sizes 3 and
l. Reduced f:Om 75c. and 81 90 Iec. pair
= Washable Tams. detachable tops; all sizes.
Reduced from 25c. to 10c. and loo. each.
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Furniture Department.

Imitation Mahogany Chairs. upholstered in fig
ured satin damask. rich colorings. Reduced from
Sc IS To 81 95 each.
Imitation Mahogany Rockers, backs and seats
upholstered In figured velour. Reduced from s. 90
10 81 IS each. ~
! Imitation Mahogany Morris Chair. filed with
goat hair. velour cushions. Reduced from so 90
10 SO. 75. WV
floor
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Lamp Department.

Gilt and Balearir Banquet Lamp central dra,.
burner. Reduced from SO 90 So co
! Gilt and Balearic Banquet Lamp heavy s,ilt
finish. B. & II. burner. Reduced from sIoon To
$3.50 ~
gift and Cut Glass Banquet Iamp central
draft burner Reduced from 1926 90 TO $40 90
i Wrought Iron Library Lamp. central drsr,
burner. Reduced from 81 so to $50
Gilt and Onyx Banquet Lamp B. & III burne-
Reduced from Sc. so to So. So.
1O-inch Green Globe for banquet lamp. Re.
duced from 81 10 TO 75c.
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Simple at First.
1T Is FOOLISH To NEGLECT ANY FORM OF
PILES CTRE THEM Al THE
BEGINNING

FILES are simple in the hcginring and easily
cured They can hc cured even In tho worst stages
without pain or loss u blood, quickly surely aud
completely There is only remedy that viii do
it-Pyrsmd Pile Cure
II "liaYs the Inflammation immediately heals the
lrrtated surface. and With continued tr.a nrut re-
uu'"s IN" swelling and puts the membranes into
S"N'' sound. healthy condition. The cure Is thor
"ugh and permanent
mere are some voluntary and unsolicited testimo-
mails We have lately received.
Mrs NJ e llinkly 6Dl MlSsiSsIIi street In
ualHl"ils' Ind. SAYS. I have Suffered from the
pain AMI annoyance II piles Tor hfic,n years The
iFramid Pile Cure and Py.AmId Pills CAV. me I'M
mediate relief aud IN short time a comDl,te
cure"
Major Dean Of Columbus. Ohio. says: Il wish 10
HdH la The number OF certificates as 20 the benefits
derived from the Pyramid Pile Cure suffered
fr"m piles for forty years, and from itching plies
Tor twenty wears, and two Of Pyramid Pile
Cure have cffectually cured me
Most druggists sell Pyramid Pile Cure or viii get
II for you II ask them TO. II is 80 cents for a
fnll sized package, and is put up only 10y the pyru-
Mid Drug Co. Marshall. Mich. my4As2t
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Book DeDart ment.

copies The Flying Islands Of the Night by
James Whitr"mb Riley. slightly soiled. Reduced
freTn SIo0 To 5uc. each.
copies Desert Drama; Being the Tragedy of
the korosko, 10y a. Conan Doyle Reduced from
81 % to 15c. each.
copies Bra"ehridge Han and copy Old Christ
mas, by Washington Irving, full gilt. with pen and
ink Illustrations 10y the noted artist. X. Cadecott
slightly shelfw"rn Reduced from 81 80 to 1Jc ca
quart bottles Jet Black EbOnized Ink Re
duced from 45c. to 25c. bottle
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Travelling Goods Dept.

2 COwhide Suit Cases linen lined inside strap
hinges. good lock and clasps. Reduced from
IS 90 to So y5 each.
Rattan Carriage. upholstered In corduroy, fancy
front closely woven back, seat. best running
gear steel wheels. Reduced from S1i 90 to S11 co.
Fancy Rattan Carriage, set with panels to
match upholStering. patent brake, rubber tires
Reduced from SIS % 10 $1,000
] Rattan Go-Cart swan neck front green cnam-
.eled running gear patent brake. Reduced from
$13 81 TO $500.
foo
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rIuslim Underwear Dent.

pairs Women's Extra size Muslin Drawers.
band; sizes y and p Reduced from zoe, 10 zoe.
10 Cambria Gowns, Hubbard style. double yoke in
back; trimmed with embroidery and Insertion. Re
dIced from 81 90 TO sac each
u Black Sate,n PetticOats. deep rufle, French
hack. tape st waist. Reduced from Jc. 35c. ca
: SGinsook Chcuiises. roFIrd neck, trimmed with
narrow embroidery Reduced from 81 20 6.,c ga.
Fine Cambria Short Skirts umbrella style. trim
med with Tcr'hOn lace, French back. Reduced
from e * to 81 90 each.
l Imported White AlhstrOss Dressing Sacque.
made to hang lose and full, square neck In front.
trimmed with TOrchon lace. Reduced from s15.O
10 s. %.
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Rug Department.

IS yards Japanese Damask Mating oak and blue
effect. Reduced from $500 to So 90 for piece
1874 yards Japanese Damask Mating, oak and
green effect. Reduced from $3.50 So 81 for niece
1sl9 yanis Japanese Damask Mating oak and
brown effect. Reduced from 81 70 81 tr for piece
1874 yards Japanese DamGsk Mating. Reduced
from Sc 60 to 81 SIS for piece
IA yards Go,d Seamless China Mating Reduced
from 81 80 to 81 ~ for piece.
B}a"k Goatskin Rugs, slightly damaged. Re
duced from So y To 81 - each.
White tiogtskn Rugs. soiIed. Reduced from
81 IS To 81 50 each.
sEeeIskin Rug, very feecy, soiled Reduced
from So. IN 81. %
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Dress Goods Dept.

A large and attractive collection
OF remnants of all-wool fabrics, con-
sisting of Challis, Serges, Cheviots,
Henriettas and Fancies, the accumu-
lation OF the past few days Of busy
selling, in lengths suitable for chill
dren's dresses and wOmen's waists
and separate skirts. Greatly reduced
prices prevail throughout.
Special attention is called to some
very elegant Dress Patterns OF this
seasons importation, which we offer
at reduced prices as follows:
patterns Of Lace Grenadine. in combinations of
black. '-O D''' ~ '''s anu '''>A' ''-'''''f| anu
Reduced from 5000 TO $1,000 each.
patterns Of Handsome Crepon Grenadine. coin
grsy. black and blue.
Reduced from S22. so to $500 each.
Imported Cotton Dress Goods.
French Organdles Mattresses. Ginghams and o.
ford Cheviets IN lengths suitable for chfldrens
dresses and worlens waists. Reduced from 35c.
Irish Dimlties and Scotch Zephyrs in a variety of
pretty effects. Reduced from bic 10 Zoe yard.
Domestic Cotton Dress Goods.
Giughams. la checks and stripes. all colors;
lengths from TO yards. Reduced from Toe. TO
Dtnfties. Lawns ard swisses in printed stripes
dots and figures; lengths from to yards. Re
Percales. by The yard. in odd designs and print
ings on black. blue and white grounds-about 90
styi"s Reduced from l-i=e. 10 Sc yard.
Special.
About 25 parts OF pieces (probably
700 ,-a-,ir ~, -II - II.,D@,J .,,-.,- -,
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China DeDartmenf.

Carlsbad China Dinner Set. IO3 pieces Re
d-lced from SGT O0 to SIS 90.
Jsrdinieres and Pedestsls. jardinieres damaged
Reduced from 81 40 10 81 90 each
Odd Decorated English Porcelain Soup Tureens
Reduced from 50 ca 70 81 each.
dozen Decorated Carlsbad China Guns and Sau-
GERS Reduced from 81 - IjC. dozen.
Decorated Carlsbad China Salad Bowls Re-.
duced from T5c. t. %. each
Decorated Carlsbad China Cuspd0rs Reduced
from 95C. 10 Bic. each
dozen Odd Saucers Reduced To- lie. dozen
is Odd Decorated Porcelain Soup Plates Re-
dpced from loo. 10 Sc each
Fifth floor.
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Housefurnishing Dent.

Wicker Music Rack. sOiled. Reduced from,
81 90 So SO.
Copper bottom Wash Boilers Reduced from,
81 80 70 81 .0o each.
8 Fancy Market Baskets. Reduced from 35c. and
4Sc. 10 pc. each. ~
Large Steam Cooker. slightly damaged Rs
duced from 81 Go to 81 90.
Baby Tender. Reduced from 81. 80 to s15o
from 81 - 10 T5c.
Japanned Trays. Reduced from 25c. to 15c ca.
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Shoe DEPARTMENT.

% pairs W9men,s Tan oHfords; sizes "a and
Q pairs Womens Black Wet Kid OIfords pointed
and sIuare toes; sizes 21-. and ga AZ and 21a
b c. Reluce,i from $50" to 500. pair
Is pairs Clnldreue Wei Kid Button Shoes, patent
tip painted toe sizes 10 l0L,. Reduced 10 soc mr.
pains Boys Black Calf Button Shoes sizes S D
and p Reduced from g. 90 10 Soc. pair.
Third floor
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Picture Department.

Platinum Photographs, sheep and cattle sub
jects in Flemish oak frames. Reduced from 81 81
to SOC. each. T'
Original Etching 10y James NJ. Hart on vel
lum paper Reduced from $50 90 to Sc 90
Original Etching by Chas, A. Walker on vel
lum paper. Reduced from $1,000 TO So 90
200 Photographic Views of the most noted nloca.
in the world. Reduced to Sc. each
Enrlrfh
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sIeWelrV Department.

10 Cut Steel Belt Buckles. Reduced from 75c
to pc. each.
Is Cut Steel Hat Ornaments Reduced from roc
and 81 90 to dc each.
$ cut Steel Buckles. Reduced from SOC. and roc
10c- each.
10 EnameIed Belt Buckles. Reduced from SOC
Zoe. each.
IS Jeweled Hat Pins. Reduced from 75c. and
81. 90 10 25c. each.
First fOnr
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Linen Department.

$50 yards s3-inch Stair Linen. Reduced from 35c
10 zoe yard
Il" ynris 3ainch Stair LINEN. Reduced from
3TI2r 10 &c. yard
so yards 3G-inch Damask. Reduced from Soc to
25c- yard.
Se-Ond fC-SE.
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. Odd 5-drawer Sewing Machines in perfect con-
ditiou. Is follows:
.l'emorest." with full set % attachments and
b-year guarantee Reduced from $50 90 10 $40 m
New Victor" with fun set # attachments
and 5-year guarantee. Reduced from $1,000 TO
$500
Second
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Corset Depar4rrenf.

Is pairs r & C. Corsets coutI, heavily boned.
sizes Is, Il, - - and u. Reduced 81 0o to
69c paiE
5 pairs Cors.-ts French coutH cut bias b,peI
with real wLalei.pne. tops finished with lace AMI
ribbon: sizes 70, - and 80. Reduced from $3.50 to
$500 psir.
S4-OT1f ff.,r
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Upholstery Denartmen4.

pair Blue Tapestry Porrieres heavy fringe on
top and bottom. Reduced from $500 to $500.
100 yards "o-iL'h Figured Tapestry. Reduced from
$500 To S1.O1 yard
81 Curtain Stretchers, regular size with all the
latest Improvements. Reduced from 81 90 to Zoe
loo Adjust able Window Screens. Reduced from
15c. To Zoe. each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-04
Glove Department.

Il pairs wonleBs White Channels Gloves size
b%2 Reduced from S5c- and 81 TO BE pair
o pairs Misses Kid Gloves; sizes 81. So. 81 and
6I1- Reduce1 frcu 81 30 70 So. pair
II pairs Misses lid Gloves tan and red: sizes
4 "a. IN and 8. Reduced from 81 % to 25c pair