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AT S2.98, REGULAR $3.9S TO
S5.9S-35O assorted silk waists, in
black. old rose, gray, pink, lavender,
cerise and cardinal; tucked and hem.
stitched effects; dress and Bishop
sleeves.
At S4.eS, REGULAR $3.50 AND
S6.9S--Tafieta silk waists, in all the
leading colorings, tucked and hem
stitched cross tabs on front.
Al $l.29, REGULAR $i.eS-All-wool
flannel waists, in black, cardinal, gar.
net, navy, green, light blue and pink;
two styles, one tucking and sailor
stitched band, the other cluster OF
space tucking; dress sleeves, flare cuff.
detachable stock collar.
AT $l.98, REGULAR S2.9S AND
S3.98-French flannel waists, in old
rose, cardinal, light blue, black, laven.
der, navy and gray; tucked back and
front, Bishop sleeves, trimmed with
gilt buttons.
At S2.es, REGULAR $3.e8-French
flannel waists, in cream, light blue,
cardinal, black, rose and green. old
rose and lavender.
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friedrich Tofsu 4 90.
4rooklpn Advertisements.
For the Smoker.

A splendid assortment OF Vienna meerschaum pipes
with English amber mouthpeces some plsn others
with mounngs OF An rolled god each in fine leather case,
plush lined and each pipe warranted color 9sc $2s,
$I.49 81 80 and 81 80.
Cigarette and cigar holder each being miniature reproduc.
ton OF pipe, quite acquisition curo collection These
mounted with English amber mouthpeces and ornamented
bands i2c and ec But we've every kind OF accessory
for the convenience and enjoyment Of the smoker.
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tits comfortably, is warm and really acts
cialty OF fit. The makers OF the following
s your opportunity:
AT $l.OO, REGULAR $l.SO-Men's
extra fine quality silk fleece shirts,
handsomely finished; also drawers to
match, made with an Egyptian cotton
face and all silk fleece; sizes, shirts,
"a to A.; drawers, 80 to 40.
AT l2i,c., REGULAR l9c.-Women's
extra heavy black fleece lined stockings,
spliced heels and toes, guaranteed stain.
less; sizes, 81, to 10.
AT 3 FOR Sl.OO, REGULAR soc. PER
PAlR-Women's colored Isle thread
and cotton stockings, spliced heels and
toes, striped, two tone, plain and rlbs
bed, black.
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For the Baby.

Nainsook short dresses, g months to 2
years; hemstitched rufile around yoke
and skirt, 98c., regular, Sl.5e.
A pretty long-waisted dress, made OF
fine lawn. space tucking and hcmstitch-
ing, at Sl.49 and $l.79.
China silk cap, French shape, tucked;
also . pretty fancy China silk Dutch. shape
cap, all At 49c., regular 79c.
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All the remnants and odd pieces OF in.
grain carpets that usually sell at soc. 10
soc. yard, at l9c. and 29c. yard.
All the remnants OF ingrains that usu.
ally sell az 75c. and S5c. yard, at 39c.'
yard.
All the remnants and oiI rolls OF "a.
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rinv.four Teachers Bibles with all the Helps.
Maps, dc Reduced from s.. 90 60 rsc INC best
thing We " u ia thI> season IN ~ DIE batshlh
The oxiJrd Episcopal Hymnal. latest rdnloh
l. Reduced from sl.la to ajc,
Reduced from Sl.H5 10 llr.
g. Reduced from So % 10 iac.
R-duc d from So 2J 10 isc
s R,dueed from 81 As to soc. India paper
q Reduc,d from Sc. rs 10 iAr. "
T. Neduc.d from 81 90 10 soc, "
A special IN Catholic Prayer hook The Key of
Heaven black morocco, red under gold edg =. zoe
RobL Browning. complete vols fahI''h'i az
ThoS bailey Aldrlch. 7 vols, s7as
James Russell Lowell vols, S74s
oliver Wendell Holmes. svJls. 81 IS,
Bret Hare. vols S7.iS.
Hans Christian Andersen, 10 vols s'@a
NAha MEL Hawthorne sNolS, S74s
The Bes he Books, new and Attractive edition. 6se.
Hal rae. Saintshuty edition. lG vols rloih tI-'5u'
half leather, SIS. 80, and ha calf s2shu 49,.
Greens History Of the English People 'vols. so
,eorge Elot's Works. u vols. si93
Iryinas Works. q vols. %.
Ridpsth' = History of th- I nitcd States. 81 s3.
BiAlne's Tweuty Yeas of Congress. vols Pub
nshed q 81. so 10 SLs3.
Lev MiSerabes vols. soc
a cut In Henty Books
he same book have been selling Tor use re-
duced TO stc.. and the former s5e quality reduced to
Iiuls Minister Green Room Edition Published
Liils Minister, 2 vols Published At tS to sL.5
Saracinssca, Z. Marion crawford, > vols. II US
ua,ed; publishers price. IS. si'ss; Just reduced
Den. Edition Of Jane Austen, 10 vols Published
a. "a 90 to 1aon.
Prescou's Conques, Of Mexico, vols, csc.
Pfescott's Conquest OF Peru, vols. Csc
Preseoti's Ferdinand and Isabella, : vols, esa
The Red Cross. Clara Barton, ose.
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China puff boxes and hair
receivers, Csc, 39c., ACC. and
sec.
Perfume boxes, one bottle,
lSc.; two bottles, Csc.
Farina cologne, long bottles,
lSc.
Violet water, 4 OF. bottles,
i5c.
Extracts, I OF. bottles, iOc.
All the leading perfumes.
imported and domestic, all at Q
great price advantage.
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Wrappers.

AT S2.9s, REGULAR $3.9S-Eider.
down bath robes, in cardinal, pink,
light blue and gray; fitted back, collar
anG sleeves bound with satin, finished
al waists with worsted girdle.
AT 9Sc., REGULAR $l.59-Outing
flannel dressing sacques, best quality,
in pink, blue and gray stripes; fitted
back, loose front, edge scolloped with
silk.
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Colsate's perfume boxes for
little folks, iec. and 24c.
Colgate's extracts in fancy
boxes, csc. and soc.
Luniborg's perfumes in fancy
boxes, l0c., 2Oc., 2Sc., 3Sc.
and 49c.
Bradley's perfume boxes,
Csc. and acc.
Atomizers in decorated Bo.
hemian glass, all colors, 2ic.,
3Sc., ACC. and sec.
Cologne sprinklers, gilt tops,
Csc. TO 75c.
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lieve in making early preparati
AT SI.SO, REGULAR $3.50
DOZ.-A LOT Of Austrian
china bread and butter plates
and fruit saucers, tinted in
soft shades OF pink, blue,
( canary and sea green and
decorated with delicate floral
designs, festoon wreath and
scattered flowers, all pret.
tily trimmed with gold.
AT 2Sc. EACH, REGULAR
soc. - Austrian china tea
cups and saucers OF several
pretty and graceful shapes
in the same neat and pretty
decorations as the bread and
butter plates above.
AT Csc, 35c. AND Soc
Imperial crown Austrian
plates OF all sizes. Tea,
fruit, dinner, ice cream and
bread and butter plates, the
decorations all exact coun-
terparts OF fine Limoges
china plates that regularly
sell upward to $500 the
dozen.
AT$2.sO, REDUCED FROM
S5.O0-Austrian china game
sets, II plates and large
platter, the centre decorated
with pastoral scenes. with
stays, and trimmed with
gold.
Al 25c.. WORTH UP TO
7Sc. EACH-A table filled
with pretty decorated comb
and brush trays OF various
floral and figure decorations,
mush and milk sets, con.
densed cream jars.
AT lOc., WORTH UP TO
S0c.-A lot OF porcelain
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Youths and Boys Hats.
98c., ReauIar $I.4O and $I.96.

Eleven dozen Of hem mostly black alpnes Shapes arc
correct and the quality the fur felt and best trimmings that
This chance for small men in sizes 6s to ~.
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FurS at Is q to 4O% Reductions.

And the winter only beginninsand the holidays are near
anything OF fur makes substantial presents too These
prices are the notable the latest advces from
London call attention advance in prices Warm weather
here has frightened maker-and we made purchase which
piy oil this benefit
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Ribbons, SC. to 1885,, Regular 100. and 7Sc.

IIehl Of Main EnNance
Here's a holiday gaiety among the
an opportune time to give YOU ar unusus
prices should rule.
AT Sc, REGULAR lOc.-l ..inch satin
and gros grain.
AT i7c. PER YARD, REGULAR 3Oc,--
3.inch double.face satin and plain satin.
AT 29c. PER YARD, REGULAR 7Sc.
--6-inch double.fsce satin Liberty; as
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Holiday Toilet Articles.


We've had such attractive display OF useful novel
ties suitable for gift gvingsuch dressing cases. toilet SETS
manicure and shaving plicae mirrors shaving and
toilet mirrors perfume aomzers putt boxes hair and
military brushes ebony and polished woods plain and
with sterling silver mounngs china decorated and mounted in
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COrSetS.

AT Sl.6e, REGULAR $2.7s-5OO pair
of the celebrated IL corsets in white,
drab and black, medium length, low
bust, straight front effect; the white
and gray Of fine French coutille sateen,
strip over bones, trimmed on top with
lace; the black Of fine Italian cloth. In
this lot q longer corset OF our own i'm.
portation. Melba, IL, all At $l.69 q
pair. Sizes, l8 TO 80.
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Hrosklyu 46rsrtissnsstS.
<rtdnith Totsr 4 90.
Handkerchief Luxury.

z
ntkeches are handkerchie and to the ordinary glance
all look alike except OF course the very eaboa'ey worked
Lnds But all not alike and quite
different ohcs-n quality character and price. We've
some that are abroad lace trimmed with vaeneiennes
lace that rich enough Tor queen and yet wha
the very refinement OF usefulness Done up in neat boxes is
and 25c. TO 81 so each regular prices, 3ec TO
50 Then these will interest YOU'LL suitable Tor sfts
AT ,oe.. ,2c AND 2sc REGULAR Isc. TO 3sc-
embroidered rche and pretty patterns
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with feet, $3.50 set.
Fern dishes, pierced, with
crock lining, ST.. 90 each.
Crumb sets Il pieces), satin
engraved, $i.5O set.
Chocolate pots, satin en-.
graved, SITS each.
Jelly dishes, French Gray
finish, S2.2s each.
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A Splendid Umbrella for $500.


Umbrella dollars
Why anticipate Christmas?
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u pIdCc ITTtSISVIVIV' JUST j" N" P''SSS'
ATSI.i9-Jointed doll. dressed by us,
10 inches high, in pink, white and blue
dimity, hemsttched yoke, and skirt
carefully made with white tucked lawn
cap.
ATSl.4s-A very pretty dressed baby
doll, also dressed by US, with long slip
made OF white lawn. clusters OF tuckS
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Curtains and POrtiereS.


little The following
S225O
sass regular $500 SIS.
and $3.50 Brussels
$40 regular $3.50 ss7s were $500 $50 we're
'" $1,000; $1,000 SI40o; $4O0,
9''o' p""' 'es'" 9''o' $500.
and Edges Eneou finish mce erized
$500 regular $3.50 different
Sl5 Sl4O0 desgnal Ss5
$500. Q
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Now Comes ChriStn1aS===Old but New.

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SiIverWare Gift Readiness.

The sverwae store is all ready for the holidays and
glance through the things specially
useful for gifts hint be had and time saved. We
touch feu
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Silk PetticOatS.

Silk pcttiCOdtS.
AT S3.es, REGULAR $500 AND
$3.50 Tafieta silk petticoats, in
black, shaded effects and plain colors.
AT $4.9S, REGULAR $6.eS - TAT.
feta silk petticoats, in black and col.
ors, finished with two AMI three small
ruffles on flounce.
AT $l.29, REGULAR $l.eS-Black
and colored mercerized petticoats, um.
brella.shaped, finished with two ruffles
on flounce.
AT S5.e8, REGULAR So. 5O-Stll finer,
handsome shadings and black; some
tucked and corded, others with &C.
Gordon pleated flounce.
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Mems House Coats and Robes.

The jackets are mostly the plaid,
ling OF English cloths and lined, plain
give you the profits the maker lost.
sos, regular $500 and $3.50.
$3.75, regular $500 to $3.50.
The bath robes are wool eiderdown. b
we believe, the best values ever given Z
large and comfortable.
S2.7S, regular $3.50.
sos regular $500 and $3.50.
NIGHT SHIRTS, sOc.-eOO more Of the
best domet flannel night shirts ever
sold for soc. All mems sizes, IA TO
le.inch neck. made from heavy fan-
mel, we'll made and finished, extra big
and long, soc. each.
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Holiday Gift Dress Goods.


skirts prices below sellers plain goods
All neatly desired.
Full skirt Sl4s 90 S24s Full dress $22s
SandS4
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peStrV brUSStIS tTIat HaVe SOLD TOT 0oC.,
7Sc. and ssc. yard, at 44c. yard.
All the remnants and odd pieces OF Az
nsters,velyet and body brussels carpets
that have sold for S 90, 81. rs and Si.s0
ward, at 69c. ward.
All the remnants OF Royal Wiltons that
have sold for $3.50 ard $500 yard, at
csc. yard.
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iu tSediuSSo tot sh0SS "u0 ~
ms for Christmas.
ware in various floral deco.
rations and mostly lined
with gold; in the lot are all
sizes Of plates, tea cups and
saucers, covered butte
dishes, tea pots, pickle
dishes and vegetable dishes,
at soc. each.
THE BEST CUT GLASS
This is the tesutiful, spark.
ling, rich cut glass that shows
its realness on It's face and
lasts forever:
Bowls
S3.9S, regular $500.
$500 $3.50.
$500 " $500.
Celery trays
s3.7s. regular $500.
$500 /" $3.50.
$500 5000.
Pitchers
$3.50, regular $500.
$3.50. " $1,000.
Bon bon and olive dishes
Sl.9S, $3.50, S2.75, $2.9s
and $3.50.
Sterling salt and pepper shak-
ers, Csc. and soc.
L A MP OBES, Soc:
WORTH UP TO Sl.5O
EACH
A lot OF neatly decorated
lamp globes, tinted in soft
colors, 8, 8 and f0-inch sizes;
choose at soc. each.
Decorated lamps with globes
to match, $2.9S TO $500,
regular $3.50 to $500.
Venetian iron lanterns for
cosey corners and halls, soc. TO
S2.7s, regular $l.7s 10
$500.
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Extraordinary Sale Brass & Iron Beds
The Most Unusual Event of the Year.

sHHs %s% ss
s a" S " s " and m H
S | % @ % mage
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there are only cream and light blue, the
price is 29c. per yard.
AT 33c. PER YARD, REGULAR soc.
TO 78c.-41, TO 6.inch plain taffeta,
antique moire, double-face satin and
plain faille; black only.
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Candlesticks, Colonial de-
sign, $500 each.
Candelabra, heavily embos.
sed, 3 lights, SS.25 each.
Candelabrs, heavily en-
bossed, 4 lights, $6.2S.
Candelabra, heavily sm-
bossed, S lights, S6.7S.
Tea sets "a pieces|, full size,
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Silks for the Holidays.


known Tor
and Hch fancy silks
csc 24NCH CREPE DE CHINE silk
medium
sacrificed 65c
FOR REGULAR Sl35 AND $75 FANCY SILKS
rich and beautiful qualities eoors and designs a ud Gu an Stripes
qualities each 800. 4ec, Velvets
$2OO for Ves
S5 to Sl25 6ec S2o Black SILK Face Vevss
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Book Buying Made Simple.


information which we know will be Of service
OF chidn
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Remnant Sale of Carpets.
Prices Without a Precedent.

rs oa OF IT, wear we a~ nave time The carpets
d short neths and M the very best OF the These
BE- caped will help materially
We
Hercare on o
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It's impossible do than hint the opporunite
which china chief has readiness for those who be
lieve in making early preparations for Christmas
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Best quality Body Brussels Rugs, IL
II. \ 9 IT,, $2i.50, regular S26.SO.
Royal Wilton Rugs, best made, beauti.
ful patterns:
4.6x7.6, Ss.4S, regular $3.50
6.9x9.O, Si5.65, S22.5O
s3xlO.6 S23.7s, $3.50
Oriental Rugs, Shirvans, Belooches.
tans, Ferebans, average size q. II. X
A.. IT,, worth from $500 to SI2.5O, for
to. morrow, $5.95 and Ss.7s.
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and lace trimmed, cap to match; this
doll is | 6 inches high.
AT soc. - Undressed doll, extra fine
quality. 2.inch, jointed, fine bisqus
head, hand.sewed wig, moving eyes,
full iointed, shoes and stockings.
AT csc. - Undressed, l9.inch doll,
ionted body, moving eyes, shoes and
stockings.
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We've never had
such an attractive
display Of opera
nlac.a. anA a%nAa
The New in
Opera Classes.

sories. Goods that have been made to
our order and Just in from across tho
water. And the prices will be found an
astonishment.
Opera glass bags, such as have never
been shown here before--light colors
for the opera and darker shades for
matinee-the new tops. Reading glasses,
pearl and gilt, sterling silver, aluminium,
black and nickel handles and rims-all
sizes; chatelaines for spectacles and eye.
glasses, the very newest kinds.
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Pedestrian Skirts Again.
$I.5O, worth $500. $3.65, worth S7.25.
81. 90, worth $3.50. $4.98, worth $3.50.
the Fur Department Second Floor he
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made next season. Your chance 10 buv a T
ton OF but few:
French Wilton Rugs, 27xs4, S3.4S,
regular $3.50.
Ingram Rugs
30x60, i9C. 3oX72, csc.
7I.xS IT,, S3.9S, regular S5.65.
Reversible Wool Smyrna Rugs
Single Door Mat, soc.
2lX45, SI.l5, 26X54, Sl.S0,
6xe H., $3.50, exi2 IT,, Si4.es and
SI6.75.
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PrettieSt Dolls Ever Shown.


thaney Thevarep
dressed
shocsan teda
gown. The launded,
dolls particular
dodom wonder everyone ana
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Clbbons History OF Rome. S vols. Si.oo
Gilt .diiOn uf STANDARD Books. gilt tops and fancy
pave sides a book that we sold Tor 50 cent?
now reduced to 81 cents
Pride and Prejudice. Jane Austen.
Roy'l Edinburgh, Ms Oliphhnt
Makers Of Venice, Mrs oil hant
MeEctS OF florc nee, Mrs oiiphsnt
The Company Of Jehu. Dumas
The Last Nendce. Dumas
More Dame, Hugo.
shadow OF n Chine. Caine.
Derm>tet. Caine.
old Mamse.lc's Secret, Maritt
Gold Elsie. Marlltt
Three NGsketeers. Dumas
The First Republic. DumAS
Sesame and Lilies
Bunyan's Pilgrims Progress.
Yesterday, To-day aud Forever
Not Like Other Gins. carey.
Westward. lio! kingsley
Rom ia. Eliot
EmcTSoa'S FSssys
wide. Wide World. Warner
1000 Miles Up the Nile Edwards
Handy Volume Classics, II cents:
f,Nays of flis.
Los Essays of Ella.
In Memorlam.
Sarof ReSAnut
Sesame and Lilies
Vicar Of wakened
Confessions OF an Opium Eater.
An Attc Philosphet
crown Of Wild olives
Ethics Of the Dust
Our Village.
Heroes OF Asgafd
R"msnee 'SlisS rfon Of PsG ~ Youns Man. =
La fonisine Ifoles
Mystery cloonSA
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Linings At ios;, S,1se';11 RsGu!AR la
very Cneap. fast black, one OF the
best finished dress Innings made. We
have sold thousands Of yards at l5c.
AT l21,c.-Our regular zoe. quality OF
fast black moire finished percaline fof
skirt and waist lining, SO inches wide.
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Silk and Flannel Waists.

add popularity selling
pared r you, o.mo n
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Holidays in the Chin a Store.

In the Fur Department. Second Floor
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ned, reVerSlbIe Cloth kInd, With Sprinkle
oor clo,hs-we bought them cheap and
$3.50, regular $3.50 to $3.50.
,nket and English plaid cloths, and are,
+ equal quality and making, generously
S3.05, regular $500 to So. 50.
2ec. FOR SOC. SCARFS-These scarfs
are just in time for gift giving. All this
seasons patterns in the new light and
dark shades, all the best and newest
shapes, good so cents, worth fos
29c.
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Fifty.four Teachers Bibles, with all tht helps
Man, &c Reduced from s.. % TO roc Inc best
hing We v,ll ha c TINS season In a ~ bic osfgaln
The OxiJrd Episcopal Hymnal latest edition.
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These all the useful Kinds and suitable TO make arac
i've little gifts. Not sent c. o. d.
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Odds and Ends of Rugs, too.

sale OF all he odds and ends discontinued patterns that
,son Your chance TO buy rug at about half Space permits
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-07-31
HUNDREDS KILLED.
Eruption in japan Causes Heavy Loss
of Life and Property.


SEATTLE. July S0.-Particulars Of
the eruption of Mount Azuma in Japan
on July Il. have been received in Orien-
tai papers. So far as known. $50 per-
sons were killed and many hundreds
were injured An English agent Of the
japanese government. who was among
the natives in the vicinity Of Mount
Azuma during the eruption, says:
Early on the morning Of July II loud
detonations. as if heavy guns were be-
ing fired, were heard. They gradually
decreased and finally ceased altogHner.
But about 6 o'clock the internal dis
turbances came to a climax and
tongues Of fire spouted from the era
ter. We all stampeded towards the val
ley. not. however. before one Of the
great boulders had crashed through the
place and killed 20 people. The ashes
and small rocks were falling like hail.
and It became difficult to breathe.
Il reached the village Of Hiyukule
after scrambling through the trees for
two or three hours. Everything SEEM
ed to te drying up from the intense
heat. The ashes were hot and covered
the ground for half an inch. One fam
lily OF ten, who were too frightened to
do anything further than pray, got
hemmed in by the lava and were
ground and burned in the field. Sever
al men and children from the village
played cut along the road, and most
Of these were burned to DEATH"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-07-31
THE BRITISH SOLDIER.

1t is said that the British soldier
wears such tight clothing that his inter-
nal organs are often seriously injured.
Then when on the march his chest is
compressed by the weight Of his KNAPP
sack, canteen, greatcoat and heavy
cartridge belt. Usually the stomach is
the first organ to suffer from over
taxing Of any nature. oyerwork, abuse.
neglect or improper food is bound to
produce dyspepsia and its attendant
evils. For any disorder Of the diges-
tive organs Hostetter's Stomach Bit
ters should be taken. This famous
medicine will cure all ailments Of the
stomach. Try it for constipation, indi-
gestion, fatulency, dyspepsia, nervous
ness or insomnia. 1t makes the weak
strong, and an occasional dose will keep
the bowels regular
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-07-31
WANT BROADER STREETS.
Property Owners on Exchange Street
File Petition With Council.

A number Of taxpayers on Exchange
street fled petition with the clerk OF
the city council yesterday afternoon.
asking that Exchange street be wid-
eied. The petition is as follows. the
signatures accompanying:
To the Mayor and Members Of the
Common Council:
The sIgners Of the attached agree
ment respectfully ask your honorable
body to take such steps as are neces-
sary and proper to widen Exchange
street between Fourteenth and Twenty
third streets in accordance with the
terms Of the agreement.
We, the undersigned owners Of prop
erty on the south side Of that portion
Of Commercial street which lies be-
tween Fourteenth and Twenty third
streets. severally and for himself agrees
that if the City Of Astoria will vacate
a strip off the north side Of Duane
streets. and attach 1t to our said prop
erty for our private use. we win dedi-
cate to the city and for the use Of
the public and as part Of Commercial
street a strip Of land twenty feet wide
of Of our said property, adjacent to
the south side Of Commercial street.
Property proceedings shall be institut-
ed Immediately and concluded within
three months from this date.
]. Q. A. BOWLBY,
d. H. WEIGH,
LENA F. WEIGH.
R. P. n. INVESTMENT CO.,
F. L. PARKER,
W. B. CHASE.
JOHN W. WEIGH.
JAMES w. WEIGH,
MRS. v. E. FULTON,
MASONIC LAND & BUILDING co.
JOHN MCANN,
THE ASTORIA COMPANY.
BENJAMIN YOUNG,
FOARD & STOKES
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-07-31
NOTICE no Contractors.

Bids win be received by the under
signed until D. M. August 9th. and
then opened. for the construction OF a
wharf and warehouse covering
about one hundred thousand
square feet. and about eight hundred
feet Of trestle approach near the mouth
Of the Columbia river. Clatsop county,
Oregon.
Plans and Specifications can be seen,
and blank forms OF proposal secured
at the office Of the Astoria & Columbia
River railroad. in the Flavel building,
Astoria. Oregon.
A satisfactory bond viii be required
OF the successful bidder.
The undersigned reserves the right
to reject any or all bids in whole OF
in part. as per forms Of proposal. and
specifications.
NORTHWEST CONSTRUCTION co.