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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-05
SOUTH DAKOTA FAIRLY SAFE.
The State Pretty Sure for Bryan
Pettigresy, and NoOre.

The State Pretty Sure for Bryan.
Pettigre,y, and Noore.
\ South Dakota Democrat at Democratic
headquarters this morning said to a
Times reporter that in his opinion the
State was safe fer Bryan, that Senator
Pettigrew would be reelected and that
Joseph W. Moore. candidate for the House
Of Representatives would be elected to
succeed Robert ]. Gamble, Republican, OF
Yanktcn.
MIR. Moore's opponent" said this man.
lis E. W. Martin of Dead xood. who has
q record as a labor crusher, which he is
attempting to cover up in the hope of re-
ceiving the labor vote of South Dakota.
The Lead City Cali publishes the fol-
lowing, which places Mr.. Martin in a bad
light before the people of the State:
"a This labor scab rushes into print de-
nying he was in any way responsible for
the attempt to lower wages of union Ia
borers e s1-I5 per day, saying: Z never
reduced wages. either professionally or
personally. l have always favored main
tanning our present standards" And the
Cali promised to prove him as false in
this as he has been proven to be in his
religious and prohibition pretences, and
publishes with pleasure the sta temept Of
l. j. curtis, anu the aiiiudNitS vi GeoISe
A Godfrey and ]. Y. Cornell, that abso-
lutely oubstantiate our charge
The afIidavits recite that Mr.. Martin
said that SIT a day vas good enough pay
for laboring man.
Great Telescope for oxford.
CFrom the Pail Mall Gazette)
In a short time Oxford viii be in possession OF
large new telescope, the order for its construe-
ton having been given by the trustees OF the Rad
clifie Observatory. Since the beginning OF the
year contractors have been engaged in the erection
OF large tower for the accommodation of the in
strumeat. The building is circular and is thirty
five feet in external diameter and ffty-three feet
to the top of the dome. The engineers work has
been performed by Sir Howard Grub. F. r. S,
Of Dublin who has received orders 10 construct
the great double telescope aud floor rising to
any desired height by hydraulic lift. Both these
wSrks well advanced, and in the course of 4
few months they will be completed and moved
to Oxford.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-05

In discussing the question CT Chinese
indemnity at Pekin, the idea prevails
among the foreign Ministers that it
should be provided by doubling customs
duties. Then the question is mooted:
Shall the duties be paid in gold or sill
yer? 1t would be very unfortunate
thing if the former alternative were
adopted. China is a silver country, and
to require importers to pay gold coin
at the custom houses would involve a
heavy drain upon the stock of geld in
the United States and, Europe. We have
little enough of metallic currency in
this country now to maintain even fairly
prosperous conditions. There would be
a serious disturbance of exchange and
values if large volume CT gold ghould
be Withdrawn suddenly or at any time.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-05

Phone GA. Arlington Bettling Co., for case
of the most popular beer in the eity-Heurict's
NaeTzcn.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-05

As private letter from Manila dated
September l. and credited in the cores
pondence of some of our trust contempora-
Fies, declares on Filipino authority that
Agninaldo had been killed some time pre-
viously, the chances are that his forged
letter purporting to be addressed to Mr..
Bryan would fall rather fiat, if uttered.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-05

Near Dolan's, Winchester county, Va,
is perhaps enc of the most remarkable
families in that State, If not elsewhere
1t consists of solid phalanx of Demo-
Gratis, numbering twenty-five. MIR Elijah
Dick is the head and then comes six sons
five sons-in-law and ten grandsons, all Of
whom viii vote for Bryan
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-05

Marshall Field of Chicago. who has just
returned from tour of Europe. has re-
ported te the Republican campaign com
mittee. This body has graveIy announced
that while Mr. Field was in Europe he
studied the situation thoroughly and is
certain that Mr., Mckinley will be re-
elected
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-05


1t was very quiet yesterday at the head
quarters OF the Democratic Congressional
and the Republican Congressional Com
mittees. The work of both committees
practically came to all end Saturday. The
only work now being done at either head
quarters is furnishing voters with certi-
fcates for reduced railroad fares. No GER
tihcates were issued yesterday because
the joint ticket agents took their Sunday
off. They were early on hand this morn
ing, however, prepared to accommodate
the voters who apply. It is estimated that
1,400 voters were supplied with certif-
Gates from the two Congressional commit
tees on Saturday. A majority of these
vote in New York, but quite a number
left for Indiana, Illinois, West Virginia.
Ohio, and Maryland A large contingent
of voters viii leave today for Maryland
West Virginia, Virginia, and New York
The betting odds on Mckinley IN this
city have not been helped by the sound
money parade as was predicted by many
over confident Republicans last week. In
most cases The odds are less this morning
than at any time heretofore This IS true
of New. York State especially. 1t was rot
an unusual bet a week ago that New York
would GO Republican by 100, 900 majority
Today Republicans refused to bet even
money on more than $4,000 and 20, 900 ma
jority and wanted the Democrats to give
them to 1 against the loo 900 figures
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-05

The Western Republican organs are
whooping il UP with the announcement
that the Democrats cannot blow about
things strenuous now, since Mayor
Harrison, of Chicago, can be quoted. 1t
is alleged that that fearless Democrat ie
official while making q. speech in the
Windy City was asked INV about the full
dinner pail and replied as fellows: If
| were mechanic or workman and
anyone mentioned the full dinner pail
argument to me. I would be tempted to
hit him good punch in the face" The
Democratic papeIs do not deny the state
ment but claim that there is more truth
than poetry in what was said.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-05

One OF the officers of the Republican
Congressjeal Committee said to Times
man this morning that he believes ali the
Michigan Smiths viii be returned to the
House III the Fifty-seventh Congress.
They are Henry c. Smith. OF Adrian in
the Second district; William Alden Smith,
OF Grand Rapids. in the Fifth distr ct,
and Samuel W. Smith, OF Pontiac. in the
Sixth district
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2 to 8.

Ladies' 81 Kid Gloves. 39c.
This is your glove chance. We have
selected a number Of Ladies' Kid
Gloves that usually sell al T5C and 81
We give YOU unrestricted choice OF the
lot while they last at see. They en-
brace sizes . 1-2 and 3-4 in black
only; 81 and "a IN colors.
Child'S TOboggan and TamS, 19c.
Choice Of a fine line Of ChiIdren's
all-wool TObOggan Caps. in plain and
fancy colors. and Tam O'Shanters. in
plain ana fancy patterns. regular 39c
qualities, at l9c.
BOYS S4.9S Suits. S2.49.
Boys Suits, in blue and back chev:o.,
cashmere, and Scotch and fancy chev-
lot: S4-9S value at 2l9
Youths $3.50 Pants. 15c.
Youths Long Pants. in neat striped
and fancy cassimeres; sizes Is to 10;
regular $1.50 value. at 75c-
Boys $3.50 Shoes, $1.69.
Boys Patent Leather and Enamel
Shoes, sizes ? 1-2 TO 10; $500 and
$3.50 values. at S1-69.
Plaid Skirts. S3.9S.
Ladies' aII-wooI Plaid skirts. in
handsome color cnrlbinations: finely
made; S3-9S, instead OF S6.9S.
Child's Flannel Skirts, lie.
Chld's Short Flannel skirts, with
deep hem; muslin waist; l1c.
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IL to ~.

Ladies' SIPS Shoes. T9c.
Ladier DongoIa Button or Lace
Shoes. nicely made; all sizes; 79c
instead Of Sl.2J.
BOYS and Girls Shoes. 69c.
Boys and Girls kangaroo Calf Shoes.
solid leather; sizes s IL to H. Regu-
lar 81 quality, at 6ec.
Ladies Spring Suits, S6.9S.
Ladies Chevlot Serge Suits. made
in the latest styles; worth SI59S, re-
duced for this hour TO $6-9S
sI2- so Kersey Coats. S6.49.
The new spring Kersey Coats in
black. tan, castor, mode royal blue.
etc. Made with scalloped back and dip
front. large pearl buttons, instead OF
$3.50. This hour, S6.49.
9Sc Fancy Feathers, IJc.
A splendid assortment Of Wings.
Quills, Fancy Feathers. etc. Regular
I5c 10 9Sc qualities. at Z lie
39c Dress Goods. 25c.
Yard wide Black Henriettas, yard
wide Black Serges. yard wide Black
Brilliantines. guaranteed best raven
black. well worth 2sc for 25c per
yard
I2Ic Percaline. 35c-
4 small lot Of yard wide eolored
PeTcaline, fun pieces. not remnants,
y l-2c quality. at . 7-Sc.
49r China silk, 29e.
Genuine hand-woven white or cream
China Silk soft as down. rich and
high iustrous finish, will wash like
linen, warranted for wear: instead Of
paying i2c you get it this hour al 29c.
Corset Covers, &c.
Good quality Cambria Corset Covers.
high or low neck. 6 S-4c-
Pereale Wrappers, 59c.
Heavy PeTcsle Wrappers. in many
colors and styles, nicel5 made. with
deep hounces e=I neat braid trimming.
59c.
SI9S FLANNEL Waists. 99c.
Choice OF a handsome line Of beauti-
fully braided Flannel Waists. rich
dark oolors; nicely lined throughout;
Sl-9S values at 99c.
Children's Zoe Hose. 4Ic.
Children Fast Black Ribbed Hose.
sizes TO 3 -. at l-2c instead Of
10c
Ladies' Toe HandkerchiefS, 31c.
Ladies' Initial Handkerchiefs. in
pretty open or closed patterns; regu-
lar l0c value, at I-2c.
Ammonia, Per Bottle, z4c.
10-t Blankets, 24c.
Heavy Ia Blankets. in white or
grey, with neat colOred bord IS. 24c
Zoe DraperieS, 4jc.
Artistic Draperies. including SiIk0-
lines and Gold Crepes; worth up to 10c.
at 7-Sc.
75c Bed Spreads, 49c.
Splendid patterned Bed Spreads; full
double size; worth 75e, for 49c.
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~ Alopathic Cure for Colds and Grip.
NJ ATKINSON.
~ ~ Eleventh and G.
4 New Citr Ian Cor winchcstcr

WINCHESTER, Va. Feb. S.-The Build
ing Commission of the Rouss City Hall
have asked for bids for tearing down the
old market house in this city, the same TO
be completed by March 20. The market
house is one OF the most historic build
tngs in the city and one OF the Oldest The
building Is located on Fairfax Square and
il was necessary 70 clear the old buiIIipg
away 70 make room for the new Rouss
City Hall
The evening times., 1900-02-08

APoPieNy.-Dr. Agncw's Cure for the Heart
equally effective in apoplec;ic symptoms. II
you have unpleasant dizziness lshtncss. or sudden
rush of blood 10 tie head take precautions against
. recurrence This great rsfned, viii remove
the cause. Tic press Of the land has daily a
long list ot sudden deaths which would not be
rhr0nicled Il Dr. Agncw's Cure for the Heart were
used Sold by D. S. Williams. Ninth and F
S-~ets Edmond, d Wiiiialns Third aud Penn
A,ivani1 Aycuue-CI
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IN THE SOCIAL WORLD
State Dinner at the White House
Last Night.

The President and Mrs. Mckinley
Entertain the Supreme Court-CHb-
met Ladies' Hold Their Last Recep-
tiOn-BriIIinnt Wedding at Muir-
kirk-Other Events OF Yesterday.
The evening times., 1900-02-08

Government, prominent members of the
Diplomatic Corps and personal friends will
attend this function. The breakfast is to
be followed by a general reception. to
which more than a thousand guests are in
vited
The evening times., 1900-02-08

Mr.. Komura, the Japanese Minister,
gave another reception last night, when
his guests were distinguished officials and
their families and the members of the
Diplomatic Corps. AS on the night before
the feature of the evening was the pro-
duetion of Japanese plays by a company
OF native actors. the translatiOns being
The evening times., 1900-02-08

Mr. and Mrs. John Sidney Webb. OF
Massachusetts Avenue, entertained at din
ner last night Their guests included DR..
and Mrs. jenkins. Major and Mrs. Taylor.
Miss Sanger Miss Cassels. Mr.. wilkins.
and Mr.. Wilcox.
The evening times., 1900-02-08
10 to II.

BOYS Knee Pants, Jc.
For this hour only we place on sale
80 pairs OF Boys Knee Pants. well
! made; regular PC quality at &C.
Boys SOS Refers. $1.29.
Boys Blue ChinchiHa Refers, ex-
! cellent quality. we'll made and lined
} worth seas Reduced to SL29.
30c Floor Oilcloth. 19c.
Heavy Floor oil Cloth in choice pat
) terms and new colOrings; worth soc, at
} 19c square yard
) 3Jc Bureau Scarfs. l55c.
White Applique Bureau scarfs and
Shams. in pretty styles; worth up to
55c at Is 1-2c.
$i.59 Smyrna Rugs. 9Sc.
Large Smyrna Rugs, in beautiful
Oriental designs aud colorinss; worth
S1.5g. at CSC.
S4.9S Skirts, 500.
Grey Homespun skirts. handsomely
made in box pleat; well worth 81 gS. at
$2.99.
$I2 Silk Waists. S3.9S.
A superb assortment of black and
colored Taneta SILK Waists, besuu-
fully made in all the newest hem
stitching cOrding. and tucking effects,
in all the latest fashionable shades.
Waists that sold az $3.50. SO. and up
to Sl2, az S3.9S.
Ladies' 25c Vests. 1Jc.
Ladies' Ribbed Vests in white or
grey; silk taped neck and pearl but
tons, all sizes; worth 25c at 15c.
Safety Pins, 2c dozen.
soc AllOvers, 12Ic.
An excellent line of all linen All
Overs in very handsome designs:
quality sold regularly at soc. reduced
for this hour TO u 1-2c.
10c White Dimity, 3Jc.
Heavy corded White Dimity Dress
Goods; new fresh goods: full pieces;
usually Ice reduced to 7-Sc.
&c and Sc Muslin Remnants, sc.
Heavy BIeached Muslin Remnants;
yard wide, soft finish; regular Sc to SC
values, for 7-Sc.
sc Shirting Prints, 2Ic.
Light Shifting Prints Remnants in
good styles; only a small lot; usually
&c, until sold at 7-Sc.
The evening times., 1900-02-08

The marriage Of Miss Frances Mabel
Jacobs, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Horace
Greeley Jacobs, and Mr.. Frank Campbell
Nickells, for which a large number Of
invitations were issued and later recalled
because OF the death Of Mr.. Slater. Mrs
Jacobs father. was solemnized quietly last
night at 8 o'clock in the parsonage of the
Calvary Baptist Church, Rev s. H.
Greene. d. D.. officiating.
The bride wore a cream white peau de
sole. and her bridal veil was caught with
diamonds. Her bridesmaids were Miss
Sarah Sterling. OF New York. and Miss
George Shallenberger, OF this city. Their
The evening times., 1900-02-08

Mrs. Ernest George Walker has invita-
tions out for a valentine luncheon. when
her special guests Of honor VIII be Mrs.
and Miss Burleigh, of Maine.
The evening times., 1900-02-08

Mrs. Bliss. widow OF Gen. T. R. Bliss.
L. 5. A. and Miss Alice L Bliss will leave
this evening for Aiken. s c.. for a stay
Of several months
The evening times., 1900-02-08

The immense order that we placed
for these extremely stylish Skirts en-
abies us 10 give YOU the greatest skirt
bargain you have ever received. We
oher you choice Of good quality black
or blue Cheviot Serge Skirts. made
in latest fashion. handsomely ap-
pliqued with black taheta silk; skirts
that you cannot duplicate at less than
$4gS. 90 at S2SS
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ladies SI9-gS Suits. SI2.JO.

We viii this hour offer you an ex-
traoruiuary bargain in Ladies' Spring
suits OF grey OF mode hOmespun- guar
anteed all wool The jackets are cut
in the latest Eton shapes that are so
popular. The skirts are in the new
double-boX vleat These suits are GER
tainly worth S199S. but during this
hour you may have your choice for
SD so
The evening times., 1900-02-08

printed and fashioned into dainty pro-
grammes tied with bows Of white satin
ribbon.
The evening times., 1900-02-08
" a~hinEton-CIeveIan Sleeper vim
B. q o.

Quick service and superior acooinuad, ions
daily on $50 p. m. train without change arriv-
ing a. Cleveland 1920 next morning
The evening times., 1900-02-08

Rather late In the season 90 consider
Coilarettes but this really great bar
gaia ought 20 influence you 10 buy
nos. We have a number of handsome
Marten Collarettes. finely lined with
good Quality silk. that were intended
for next years trade We bought
them for a song and now offer you a
regular $3.50 COllarette at sass.
The evening times., 1900-02-08
9 to 10.

Ladies' Zoe Collars. lie.
A fine assortment OF Ladies' Linen
Collars. in all sizes and many styles.
worth lOc, for : lie.
Mems 121c Collars, pc.
Mems Linen Collars. in all styles
and sizes; worth - 1-2c. for , lie.
Ladies' 124c Hose. 49c.
Ladies' Fast Black Hose. in all sizes;
well made; worth II lie. for lie.
German Cologne. Sc Bottle.
39c-69c Fancy Feathers, DE
A table of Wings. Quilts. Fancy
Feathers. etc. that sold from 3gc to
G9e- Reduced to . l-2c.
S9c Ostrich PlumeS. l9c.
An assortment Of Ostrich Half
Plumes. In a limited number OF col0rs.
sold regularly up TO S2c. Reduced TO
, 100.
Children's TobogganS. 19c.
ChHdren's AI-wool Toboggan Caps.
IN solid or fancy colors; 39c value at
, 19C.
Infants Dresses. PIE.
Infants Long and Short Dresses OF
good quality cambria. with yckes OF
Hamburg insertion aud tucks. This
hour. PIC.
PcrCale Shirt Waists. 49c.
New spring French Percale Shirt
Waists, in all the latest colorings. nu-
merOus styles OF stripes; new plain
back; very dainty and chic waists. vt
the really low price of acc.
Zoe and ljc Shoe Dressing.
tan or black, pc.
2Jc OvergaiterS. 9c.
Ladies' Tailor made Black Cloth
Overgaiters, worth 25c, for Sc
CheviOt Serge skirts, Sl.9S.
Ladies finely made Cheyiot Serge
skirts. in latest styles; worth S3.sS.
} Reduced 20 Sl.gS
129c Window Shades. 65c.
Waterproof Felt Window shades. in
all colors, with fixtures complete Go
this hour onl al 7-sc
% Curtain Scrim, lJc.
Prettily patterned Cream Curtain
Scrim; So inches wide; worth &C. at
, ! 7-Sc.
Boys 25c Waists, l2c.
4 splendid line Of Boys Percale
} Waists. in a number OF new patterns
and latest spring colorings; worth 25c.
for l2c.
The evening times., 1900-02-08

ture, and bric-a-brac OF every description.
Mr.. and Mrs. Belheld will make their
future home at 1517 Poplar Street, Phila-
delphia.
The evening times., 1900-02-08
39c Habutai. 29c.

-bJC IldDuldl, -Jc-
21-inch An-silk Hand-woven Habutai
Silks in ell desirable colors: regular
SOC value az 29c
32{c Cashmere Serge, 25c.
AIl-wooI yard-wide Cashmere Serges:
good line Of shades: wholesale price
today on these goods, 32 1-2c We give
you choice at 25c
Any Untrimmed Felt Hat in
the House at Do.
49c Muslin Gowns. 33c.
Ladies' heavy Muslin Gowns with
handsomely tucked yokes; full sizes;
worth 49c, at 33e.
S1.9S Brilliantine Waists. 99c.
We give you your unrestricted choice
OF fine line Of lustrOus black Bril-
Han,ine Waists. handsomely corded and
braided: have the new fare cuffs. regu-
lar $I9S value. at 99c.
Infants 35c MOccasins. all col
orS. 1Jc.
Misses soc Juliets. Zoe.
Misses Felt Juliets with felt soIes,
regular soc value. at lOc.
Ladies' Sl.25 Jersey Leggins. 59c
Mems s. Pants. gSc.
A fine line OF Mems Cashmere Pants
i'm new, neat stripes; nicely made.
have patent riveted buttons: suitable
for evening wear; regular g. value.
FOR this hour CSC
Mems I0c and Zoe Shirts. DC.
For this hour We viii offer you the
greatest bargain In Mems Soft or St!n
Bosom shirts In all the latest Percale
effects, all kinds OF stripes and figures.
and latest cOloUngs, detached euns;
values from soc 10 7Jc. az 2jc
Boys 81 Alpines. 49c.
Choice OF fine line Of Boys AIpiaes
in black pearl or tan. regular 81
quality at 4gc.
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gowns were of delicate yellow crepe de
chine, over silk Mr.. and Mrs. Nickells
received the congratulations of the few re-
latiyes and intimate friends present at the
ceremony, end left early in the evening for
their wedding trip which will be the same
as that made by the parents OF the bride
at the time Of their own marriage.
Mr.. Nickells is a prominent real estate
man in Minneapolis. where he will take
his bride. They will reside at 1902 Thir-
teenth Street, that city.
The evening times., 1900-02-08

S12.jO Collarettrs. S4.gS.

So Silver Bleached Table Covers.
nicely fringed. guaranteed al linen,
at 5Sc instead Of S9c
The evening times., 1900-02-08

The British Ambassador and Lady
PauncefOte have issued invitations for the
marriage OF their third daughter Lillian. to
Robert Bromley, at ST. Johns Church.
February "A. at noon. A breakfast at the
British Embassy will follow the ceremony.
Only relatives, the high officials Of the
The evening times., 1900-02-08
to 2.
Fringed Glass Towels. IIc-
s. Dozen NAPKINS. 5qc.

One dozen pure Linen Damask Din
ner Napkins that sell regularly al 81.
for soc.
The evening times., 1900-02-08
- Trimmed Hats- ggc.

You may have unrestricted choice OF
a great variety OF Ladies' mats spIen-
didiy trimmed in all the newest
styles; all popular shapes. and fash
ionable eolors. the S2.9s 20 S3sS quail
ties al egc.
The evening times., 1900-02-08
IYc hnce Pants. 39r.

Boys All-Wool Knee Pants. in neat
patterns. warranted not to riD- have
double seat and double knees. th0~-
oughly re-enfcrced throughout zoe
quality az @qc.
The evening times., 1900-02-08

21-inch AlI-silk Hand-woven Habutai
Silks in al desirable colors; regular
SOC value. az 29c
The evening times., 1900-02-08

I2fants Long Bedford Cord Goats.
beautifully lined with satiue and trim
med with satin ribbons. choice for
SIgS
The evening times., 1900-02-08
8 to 4.
Boys 25c Waists. l2ac

Boys Percale Waists. IN Hue as
sortment OF patterns and spring color
lngs. All Sizes regular 25c quality al
u 1-7n
The evening times., 1900-02-08
325c Cashmere Serge. 25c.

AIl-wool yard-wide Cashmere Serges;
good line of shades; wholesale price
today on these goods, 81 1-2c We give
you choice al 25C
The evening times., 1900-02-08

Misses soc Juliets. Zoe.
Misses Felt JuIiets with felt soIes,
regular soc value. at lOc.
Ladies' 81. - Jersey Leggins. %,
The evening times., 1900-02-08

Any Untrimmed Felt Hat in
the House at 5c.
The evening times., 1900-02-08
Infants Coats. SI.9S.

AhldlLN 1bdlS. = .-iN-
Iafants' Long Bedford CORD Goats.
beautifully lined with satiue and trim
med with satin ribbons. choice for
SI9S.
Brilliantine Waists, 99c.
To close out the balance Of our Hne
lot Of Black BriIiantiue Waists We
viii give you choice Of the IOt that sold
up TO $leS for $50
81 Table Covers. 4gc.
Large Tapestry Table Covers in
pretty cCiorings and heavy frlnga.
worth 81. for l9c.
15c Curtain Swiss, 95c.
White Curtain swiss. Go inches vide.
new patterns 15c quality % --Sc.
25c NioletS. ~.
Handsome punches cr VioIgts t- and
o dozJ with leaves regular -5c value.
al &C.
5Gc Sutins al 2Jc-
Figured Black satin Berber ana
Plain Black Drap d'Ete. excellent
black; sood wearing fabrics, 59c value
al 25c-
Sc Apron Goods. &c.
Satin Plaid White Apron Goods,
worth Sc for 8 7-Sc yd
49c Surah. 29C.
Heavy TwHIed AII-sIk Black Surah:
will make up into handsome waists.
etc f9c value AT 23c-
Toe Ticking, 5Jc.
Bed Ticking in wide or narrow
stripes, regular Zoe quality 8t T-Sc
19c Flannel, 12!c.
Heavy Twiled Nedicated Red Elan
mel: worth 19c fer L - c.
Ladies' $3.50 Bicycle Shoes.
S1-19.
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Muslin Drawers. %.

Ladies Muslin Drawers OF good
GIality. well made. with deep hem
and tuck, choice for q Sac.
The evening times., 1900-02-08

Heavy Satine Underskirts lined with
hanelette, corded fOunce. 69c. for this
hnrr nu1r
The evening times., 1900-02-08

A superb assortment of black and
ColOred Taheta SILK Waists besuti-
fully made in all the newest hem
stitching cording. and tucking effects,
in all the latest fashionable shades
Waists that sold az $3.50. SO. and up
to SI2 az S3gS
The evening times., 1900-02-08

Ladies' 25c Vests. 1Jc.
Ladies' Ribbed Vests in white or
grey; silk taped neck and pearl but
tons, all sizes; worth 25c, at 15c.
Safety Pins, &c dozen.
The evening times., 1900-02-08

To close out the balance Of our Hne
lOt Of Black Brilliantiue Waists We
viii give you choice Of the IOt that sold
uD TO Sl.gS for ggc
The evening times., 1900-02-08

5Uc AII-Overs, l23c.
An excellent line of all linen All
Overs in very handsome designs:
quality sold regularly at sec reduced
for this hour 10 u 1-2c