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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-07-10
: ELECTRICITY.
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Wants Franchise Similar to Roberts and 15-Year
 4raA Jatilt.a ! ?ata,i taste'.}.z .5sli l'q Lighting Contract. sa4 ef

A special meeting sof the city council was called at 10 Q clock this (Toesday)amorning fors the special purpose of considering an ordinance. authorizing the constrne tion, main. tenaaee and operation ot a4 electric streetrailway and an electric light system in the city of Pine Bluff.
 All the aldermen with the exeep- tion of Fred Fox were present. Mayor Alexander called the meeting to order and announced that the aldermen would like to hear the proposition to be submitted.
 MT. Joan M. Taylor as attorney for MT. W. H. Keyser, 9 ciyll engi. neer and con tractor,z of Chicago, stated that as soon as the ordinance is passed they would begin work on the#new street railway.
 The ordinance is the same as passed for Roberts, a Street railway promoter, who visited our city some few months ago.la The ordi- nance. as read, grants a franchise for fifty years. It passed its first and second reading, aud after much discussion on the part of the alder men, the meeting took 3 recess until s o'clock this evening, Mr | KtYser came to Pine Bluff on July 5 and since that date has been tax ing observations aud making ar rauRetaerts to submit his proposi tion to the city coupcil and the l people looking to the efeotion7 of an electric railway abd lighting plant h this city, as well. 3ss-#a =
 Ia company with several of our citiz ns, Mr KeYser hasaat different times looked overthe city and speaks most encouragingly ana favorably y of the outlook. He says an electric line with light plant combined, would be a beneficial aed paying investment in Plne Bluff #
 He says, if given the same fran ehise as that gran ted Roberts, Wood, ct al, he will interest enough capital to begin the work at once and have sufficient part of the line completedih time to conyey } people to the fair grounds during the state fair here in October. He asks that fifteen year lighting contract accompany the franchise
 Mir. Keyser calls for no bonus but only asks that the monied men of this city subscribe for enough ol the stock to form local directory.
 The board of public affairs has advertised for bids for furnlsh ing the city with electric lights fot a period of fifteen years.
 Mir. Keyser talks like he means business. He came here at the so- licltation of MT. F. J. Peter, who has been here for several weeks purchasing hard dwood timber lands in this section. We have also been told that tsir. Peter is purcbasing 2 valuable city property some of which is located in the heart of the business portion.
 The council will meet again to. night at 8 o'clock, at which time the matter vii be aired thoroughly.
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THE RED BUG OR
 STlcKERATUs scRATcHlMATUs

The following corGmunicat tion was received at tke Graphic office this morning. We cannot say the writer was sober at the time it was writ
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-07-10

Mrs R. H. Stesrns went to Claren. don today to enjoy a fish.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-07-10

ssicg BAKING POWDER CO,
 CHICAGO. fq.f4.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-07-10

NoTE.-Avoid baking powders made from alum. They look ike pure powders, and may raise the cakes, but alum Is a poison ard no one can eat food mixed witt N without injury to health.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-07-22
Sweeping Reductions in the Basement.
RefrigeratOrs, Trunks, Gas r angeS, CO.Carts, Etc.

REFRIGERATORS.-The demand for
our ~'Jewett" Reirigerators during the
past few months has been simply phe.
nomenal-the best proof OF the best re.
frigerator. what Of these offers for to-
morrow? Prices, $9.98 to $53.9S.
The 'STAR" at a special discount Of
25So tor a limited quantity.
TRUNKS.-We have still some OF the
very best trunks left that we used as
stock sample s-somc are little
scratched on the outside, no harm, ex.
cept that We won't ask you TO pay our
regular prices-which are very low at
that. We will give a good, big discount
on every trunk that you buy tomorrow
and you will find some OF the finest
trunks made.
GAS RANGES AT $l4.eS.-The "Favor-
> ite' Ranges have features and improve
nenis not to be found or other ranges
and then our prices are very low-the
lo-inch oven size costs but S 4.eS.
GO-CARTS AND CARRIAGES UP TO
$1,000 AT $l0.9S.-The finest chill.
dren's yenicles-bought at O remarkably
low price, enabling us 10 give YOU the
best bargain Of the season-about half
what you havr 10 pay elsewhere. The
carts are all new and up to date and
early oner may have the choice OF
the entire LOT at $l0.9S each.
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HOUSEKEEPING HELPS.-It will pay
every economical h~ousekeeper to visit
our basement tomorrow.
100 Dozen 3-Sewed Carpet Brooms, req
ular price Csc, only z TO q customer
sale price, 2 for 35c.
80 Dozen 3.Sewed X Parlor Brooms, req
ular price, 35c.; sale price, 2 for soc.
1000 Rolls Fine Tissue Toilet Papee,
value SC. a roll; 10 rolls for Csc.
1000 Rolls Fine Silk Tissue Toilet p
per, value 7c. a roll; 6 rolls Tor Csc.
Scruobing Brushes, best tampico, Sc.
Lautz Bros. "Acme" Soap, 10 cakes for
zoe. IS cases.
"SilCxo," best securing soap, IL cakes
for 7c., so cases.
Brighton" Fruit Presses, with extra
heavy pressure screws, Sl.48.
"Hennis' Fruit Presses, Csc.
Bread Boxes, about 100 dozen In assorted
sizes, value up TO 81 90; at 4Sc.
Infants Baths, In assorted sires, slightly
handled, value up to $l.75; choice a
csc.
"Alcolia," in seamless tin boxes, 2 for
Csc.
Water Coolers. large sizes, Sl.5O.
Portable Window Screens, each &c. (Sse
demonstration
Window Screens, assorted sizes, choice
Csc.
Screen Doors, extra fancy, any size, 81
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he
PUND ~ THE ARCHBISHOP's HANDS.
Court Decides That 1t should Be Paid u
Young Russell. Less Costs.

Young Russell, Less Costs.
Hugh Russell, who recently became Of age.
has obtained a decree OF Justice Smyth Of the
Supreme Court emitting him to a fund Of 81
900. with interest at 81 per cent. which has
been on deposit with Archbishop Corrigan
since July rs. 1885. Russell was a grandson
and prot8ge OF Mary Ellen Russell, a parish
Toner OF Father joint. Downes, assistant priest
Of the Church Of the Holy Innooents In West
Thirty -seventh street. The boy had spinal
disease and It was not thought he would re-
cover. That he might be provided for in the
event Of her death. Mrs, Russell. in 1885. de-
posted the 81 900 with Father Downes. Father
Downes put il In charge OF Archbishop Cor
rigan and took in return a certificate Of de-
post, on which interest Of AZ per cent was
TO be paid. The money was TO be paid on
thirty DAYS notice.
Father Downes died in 1900 and letters OF
administrator on his estate were issued to
his sister. Anna T. Downes. She found the
certificate Of deposit OF Archbishop Corrigan
among the effects OF her brother. She would
not give up the certificate without proof that
Russell was the person for whom the money
was deposited. and Archbishop Corrigan was
advised that he had no right to surrender the
money without the certificate. but he offered
TO pay II into court pending a decision a. 10
the ownership OF the fund.
In directing the payment to Russell OF the
fund Justice Smyth ordered that the expenses
OF the case. about $3.50, instead Of being taxed
against the defendants. Archbishop Corrigan
and the estate OF Father Downes, should be
paid from the ~accumulations Of the fund.
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All profits are sacrificed; il
bod for us as we'll as paying for you, and IL
ed.
JARDINIERES AND PEDESTALS-
$1.0O INSTEAD OF $500. 100
Jardinieres and Pedestals in solid col
ors Of light green, olive, blue, and
brown. The Jardinieres measure 8
inches in diameter and the pedestal
with jar stands "a inches high.
CHINA AND GLASSWARE
AT 7c. EACH.-A lot Of Cups and
Saucers, Dinner and Tea Plates and
Bowls, decorated in a flow blue 'Wil.
low" pattern.
AT Csc. AND 39c. INSTEAD OF 75c.
AND $i.00.-China Bread and MIX
and Oatmeal Sets, decorated in floral
effects and trimmed with gold.
AT SOC. INSTEAD OF Sl.OO.-Croton
or Bath Sets prettily decorated in lily
OF the valley and violet designs, handles
gold traced,scomplete with covered soap
cups, SOC. the set instead of Sl.00.
Large pressed glass Punch Bowls, worth
$3.50. for 75c; Lemonade Cups to
match, Sc. each.
A lot Of Pressed Glass Fruit Bowls on
stand, Cake Stands, Low Bowls and
the like; regular Csc. article, lOc. each.
Crystal Table Tumblers, iluted design,
regular 4Oc. the dozen, &c. each.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-07-22
Question as to Date Of a Mortgage.

An uncommon question has arisen regarding
the date Of a second mortgage on he Charlotte.
Columbia AM Augusta Railroad. The bonds
bear 7 per cent. interest und the holders are
trying To ind out just when the bonds mature.
J he wording o. III" bonds puts the date oI ma
tur,ty a. Jan. / 1910, but the Southern RallN ny
has officially declared the date of maturitv In
BE- Oct. I 1902. This last mentioned date was
adopted by the Southern Railway officials be-
cause II appears In the mortgage rs recorded IA
well % In printed copies OF the mortgage. The
original mortgage has disappeared
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GOLDEN TDE AT THE AQUARIUM.
An Unusually Good Specimen Found IN the
Main Lake at Central Park.

The largest Of the smaller specimens Of the
golden ide exhibited in one OF the gallery tier
tanks at the Aquarium-there IL q bigger gold
en- ide In one of the ground floor tanks-came
from the lake in Central Park. where II was
taken some weeks ago by men from the Aqua
rum who were seining that wRter for speci-
mems OF the common smaller fishes. roach and
so on. plentifully found there. wberewith 10 re-
new the Aquarum's exhibits OF these species.
Ibis little golden ide II about seven inches long.
and a per lect and beautiful specimen
The golden ide IL rot q very rare fish In
Europe, but II l. co pIratively so here, where
IL IL not native. 1t ia among the fishes that are
sold by dealers In homo aquarium supplies; md
II is thought AZ he New York Aquarium that
by eome humane person living in the neighbour
hood Of tie Park, who was pcrhapc going away
and was no longer able to care for H.
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AT lOc. INSTEAD OF l5c.-Women's
Richelieu Ribbed White Cotton Vests,
low neck, short sleeves, trimmed with
colored lace at neck, sizes, 4, S, 6.
AT l2Hc. INSTEAD OF l9c.-Women's
Richelieu Ribbed White Cotton Vests,
low neck, no sleeves, silk tape In neck
and arm, sizes, 4, S, 6.
AT Csc. INSTEAD OF Women's
fancy ribbed White Isle Thread Vests,
handsomely finished, low neck, no
sleeves.
AT soc. INSTEAD OF Sl.OO.-Men's
medium weight Ecru Balbriggan Shirts,
silk fronts, silk neck, long and short
sleeves; also drawers with strap back,
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bushel on wheat to Duluth and Chicago pre-
cludes shipment Of our product In that direc-
on. The rate on wheat to Pacific coast points
Is about four and a half cents a bushel. or seven
cents per GENITAL. The Touring mill men avail
themselves Of the milling -in-transit rates for
export shipments Of -four. which are the same
Is for wheat In the sack.
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A Nearby Revolution in China.
u, Is and IA Prices for Glass, Bric.a.Brac and China.

Nv 10 oHN ~ llSSS v Vi
A midsummer sale with all its price
makes the naturally dull period active. {
possible we become all the better acquair
$4.e8, REDUCED FROM IS. sO.-Cood
Porcelain Dinner Sets composed OF 100
pieces and decorated In several delicate
colors.
$3.50 INSTEAD OF SIs.OO.-Good
Porcelain Dinner Sets composed Of 100
pieces, including soup tureens and large
platters. Each piece Is lined with gold
and the decora ton neat and effective.
TOILET SETS
Maddock's Porcelain Toilet Sets, all
full size pieces and regular compositions,
decorated in the best executed designs,
Sl.50 the set.
Same sets with slop jars S2.7S.
Maddock's Porcelain Toilet Sets, deco
rated in pretty floral effects, trimmed
with gold. Without slop jars, $3.25.
With slop jars, $500.
BRIC-A-BRAC-
Pretty Terra Gotta Busis finished in ,he
new bronze style, Is inches high.
These Busts formerly sold for S2.eS,
but you may take these at 7Sc. each.
A lot OF Austrian Vases OF various shapes,
decorated in floral and figure subjects
and traced with gold.
soc. instead Of Si.OO.
csc. instead OF $500.
$3.50 instead Of $500.
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double gusset, and ia ilor.made seams.
Size shirts, 81 to ~; drawers, 80 to 40.
AT l2Hc. INSTEAD OF Iec.-Women's
Fine Gauge Black Cotton Stockings,
spliced heels and toes, with extra
heavy soles, plain and ribbed, guar
anteed stainless.
AT I9c. INSTEAD OF 35c.-Women's
Colored Cotton Stockings, fancy stripes
and stainless black. Also mems fine
gauge stainless black socks.
AT Csc. INSTEAD OF 35c. TO 45c.-
Women's Fine Grade Colored Cotton
and Isle Thread Stockings, fancy
stripes, boot patterns and lace effect,
stainless black.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-07-22

Ue0 the beaT Speakers OfhS day. DSri said himself "Nauen Intended me 10 tea Silent man,
putt circumstances have oredm me do good deao speaking" Your Just demands for the Indispensable
news OF this store are the circumstance. which foeu us to speak of It's opportunities With ehh acts behnd
every wOU whit heir nnunGabef ufMnnSU support every PROMISE with their cumulative benefits sue
Ills e Condition Of IdNmmmr thar nTohrS hueS in the neuI market II SUe duunSsn the
enerl market hat produce opportunities It's the adaptable aermeSS this store that produces for you
Hen mhnbeb benefits Prices Without profit have HeNoped the hoeS store.
New YORK; New Jersey Fe@TSsnnD Delaware M% New H.mpAMI rmMs Mnsu@"R mode Ma dc@Mut
Goods for Long snd wMb ddwrdh %o purchase early the hnOwne mormG
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Wrappers,
Dressing SacQueS
and
COIOred PetticOatS.

wrappers, some made With white yoke
and French f~lounce, others neatly
trimmed with embroidery.
ors. made with yoke and border Of
white.
AT soc. INSTEAD OF csc. - Seer
sucker and fancy madras pettIcoats.
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frsdfrirk jpsser & Go.
Comforts
Of a Pleasant
Restaurant.
Summer
Bed Clothing.

90 riOOI.
Crochet Quilts,
7sc. instead OF
$l.00.
Crochet Quilts,
extra quality, $l.29
instead OF $l.59.
Marseilles Quilt,
full size. $i.69 in
s ~.C o! S2.25.
-extra quality,
Heneycomb Quilts,
Ifringed TOR brass
bedsteads, $l.49
instead OF $500.
Cotton Blankets,
soft n d fleecy -
full size, $i.iO in
stead Of $1.SO;
single size, 75c. In.
stead OF $i.O0
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o--, Co., A good chance for the
boys SnOeS boys. A lot OF boys
Reduced. tan Russia ;sh cali, cali lace la.
broad extension sole, splendid wear. The
sizes are 10 to 81, all reduced from
$2.25 TO SITS.
zc. vi fnr Or These are clear
49, ing-up prices; re-
1US q 1Z1Ss auctions on u
COttOn broken assortment
u.,--SENr OF corded madras,
WASH / dDTlCSs printed lawns, dim
Second Floor. Take Re tiles and batistes.
7olvins Stairway All are this sea-
sons newest and very best fabrics, a large
and varied selection, too, all at 7c. a yard.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-07-22
Clearing Sale of Shirt Waists

Some OF the very best opportunities
time you need these comfortable garment
carry any over into the Fall. The prices
AT Ice. INSTEAD OF 4ec.-Good Per.
Gale Waists, In neat stripes and figures;
detachable self collar, Numbered cuffs.
AT acc. INSTEAD OF 7~9c.-Fancy Lawn
Waists in light blue, lavender and pink;
detachable self collar, Numbered cuffs.
AT Acc, REGULAR eSc.-An excep-
%tionally good lot, assorted styles and
materials.
AT csc. INSTEAD OF $3.50 TO $I.9s.
Fancy, Dainty Lawn and Percale
Waists in a variety OF styles; some with
Observation-Disclosures; others stock collar
Sweeping Reductions In our fine COL
ored Waists OF all the best makers; Geisha,
Opera, Unique, Grown and Renown.
AT ACC. INSTEAD OF 98c.-White
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Hosiery and Underwear Savings.

otWHI, EXUthf TT
Even II you have all your summer needs supplied here ire prices that will pay
you to take advantage Of for another year Makers themselves must get nor fol
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All ParaSOlS Less Than Cost.
$1.OO to 49, 90 for the 81. 90 to &c. 90 Kinds.

RICH OF Main Enhance lot NntC O D.
We lever carr parasols overt from n season to another. The giving away time
has come for u, though there are W. months or more for you to use them. Every
each. The assortment is really as complete as at the opening OF the season. The
regular prices, low, too, are from $500 to 800 and you may choose at iron Sl!OC
to $500. Worth investigating.
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, II Is just the time We must plan not to
pull find almost next TO nothing:
Lawn Waists in assorted styles; tucked
and embroidered inserting.
AT 69c. INSTEAD OF $l.25 TO Sl.59.
White Lawn Waists, tucked front and
finished with two, three and four EN-
broidered insertings.
AT csc. INSTEAD OF $l.79 TO $l.e8.
Finer White Lawn Waists in a num-
Der OF styles, including embroidered
and hemstitched effects; In this lot
some fine White Lawn Waists slightly
soiled, never sold less than $l.5s to
$l.e8; all al csc.
AT $l.98 INSTEAD OF $2.98 TO
$3.eS.-Japanese Silk Waists in as
sorted %colors; tucked front and back
and dress sleeves.
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E-L..:s..:.. what we can DO Tor
LiiiUi ViuSiiSS you on laces and EN-.
al inc BEST broideries. The prices
Prices Yet. and goods are beyond
Sec G. Extreme Rear any comparison:
Csc. TO $l.e8.-Valenciennes laces
and insertions OF the newest kinds.
AT Sc. TO Sc. YARD INSTEAD OF
1Oc. TO 35c-Normandie Valenciennes
AT Ice. TO ACC. INSTEAD OF 3ec.
TO 69c.-Beautiful allovers for summer
dresses.
AT Sc. TO I2Kc. INSTEAD OF &C..
TO 2Sc.- The best sorts OF imitation
torchons.
AT Sc. TO ACC. INSTEAD OF IOc. TO
7ec.-The best widths OF cambria
nainsook and Swiss embroideries.
AT acc. TO soc. INSTEAD OF soc.
TO 9Sc.-The best tuckings, some
with Vslenciennes insertions.
Washable Knee entire sur.
Trousers for Boys, piu: stock, ;.
25c. and &c., only excuse
It's Half Price. Tor such
end Of the season. Briefly, they are as
follows:
AT Csc. REGULAR 3sc.and 4ec.-I6OO
pairs made from crash, Galatea and fast
color cotton, In neat stripes, all durable
colors. Sizes for the boys3 to IL.
AT 39c., REGULAR 7Sc.-75O pairs,
sizes 3 to IL years, nicely made from
pure linen, in plain colors or neat
stripes.
Boys Suits 81. 90, a su iU' Of !. ESQ eSI.
Regular Prices lection from
1898 and $4.98. ken inc s,, o1I.
len left from the seasons selling. All
At one price to clear them up. Every suit
Is a bargain. Vestee and sailor suits for
the small boys and double-breasted suits
for boys 8 to l6 years.
Toilet Brushes mported tooth
and Soaps cuts and sizes, at
AhOut Half Sc. and lOc., reg.
ularly i0c. to &c.
Hair brushes, solid and split backs, in
olive and fox wood backs, extra stiff
bristles, at 39c. and Acc, regularly SOC.
10 7Sc.
Nail scrubs and brushes, polished wood
backs, assorted sizes and shapes, lSc.
and l9c., regularly Csc. TO 3Sc.
Complexion brushes, pure goat hair,
Csc.
Bath brushes, all pure bristles, with
strap or handles, acc. and Acc.
Lux" a special brand OF solidified
alcohol, indispensable for tourists or
country use, heating water, curling tones,
&c., in a few moments, l5c. can.
SaacooahIn Summer lightweight
SSdSUndUiS dress shields; sizes
Small wares z, 3, 4, l0c. a pair;
AT size S., 12c. q pair.
., ~ Basting c otton n,
UNREASONABLE large spools, lac. q
HiSSS: Everready skirt
'eo' d. se"'o w." yokes, sc. each.
Linen.finish thread, &c. a spool, 100
yards.
Safety pins, all sizes, black or nickel,
&c. q dozen.
Sheets, IvlIled sheets.
Pillow Eases, ity Wamsutta mus.
White Goods. lin, Numbered ready
Section y. 'ot use
2Hx2X, 69c. instead OF csc.
2Ax2n, 7Sc. instead Of S LOS.
Pillow cases, made OF good quality mus
lin, 45x36 inches, l2hc. each instead OF
l6c.
Bleached muslin, yard wide, &c. yard
instead OF &c.
Unbleached muslin, yard wide, &c. yard
instead OF &C..
Unbleached sheeting, 24 yards wide,
tic. yard instead OF zoe.
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Half Price
for French
Corded JacOnetS.

StcOnu loOT,
Take Revolving Stairway.
chin, Baumgartners &
beautiful printings and
finish. Were imported
cents, we offer :hem at I
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Clearing Sale
Girls Dresses

'econu r'oo'' others with Pique
collars and braid, from 3 to IL years old,
assorted in three lots:
No. |, $l.e8, were $3.98
No. 2, $2.e8, we're S4.98
No. 3, $3.98, we're SITS
Mountain Outing Suits In blouse and
Elton effect, In crash, stripe, Galatea
and polka dot duck, $l.lO, $l.57,
$l.75, $2.sO, up to $3.75, instead OF
$l.98 to $S.75.
M..,- Fine nainsook cambric
WuSIln and muslin gowns 10 Q
Underwear, variety Of styles and
shapes, empire and
high neck, lace and embroidery trimmed.
at csc.
Finer lot in nainsook and cambrlc,
$l.l9, $l.Se, $l.98.
Good muslin drawers, embroidered
ruffle, Acc. and csc.
White petticoats. hemstitched and lace
edge, 79c.
With embroidered i%lounce, $l.l0,
$l.59, $l.e8.
Cambria and nainsook corset covers,
French shape, lace trimmed, acc.
A splendid lot OF samples, consisting Of
gowns, skirts, covers, drawers and che
misses, mostly nainsook and cambria,
slightly handled, at greatly reduced prices.
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Another instance Of
what we can do for
you on laces and EN-.
b%roideries. The prices
and goods are beyond
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Extraordinary Reductions on Straw Hats.

AT 2sc, REDUCED FROM sl2s AND s2es-odd lots OF untrmmed Hats
made OF fancy straw.
AT csc, REDUCED FROM $ soo-Fancy braid Sailor Hass-up to date, every ont
AT si:4e, REDUCED FROM s4oo-The very finest qualities Of Sailor Hats, spill,
braid, blue and black bands.
Also other qualities in Sailor Hats a, Csc, 4sc. and 7sc.
Shirts and ScarfS at Less Than to Make.
Right Of nEnume
7ec FOR $lOO TO 81. SHIRTS-ln this lot there are over2 400 Negigee
Shirts Tor men and boys; About hall Of them are regular 81 so and sIas kinds:
youve ever bought for 10 cents each.
sI:oo FOR 81 so TO $500 sHIRTs-A big lot Of hgheiass Shirts in Neg
ngee style, plain and plated bosoms most Of them made from Imported Madras.
sec. FOR sloo SHlRTs-Another and better lot Of the Fancy Nesigee
Shirts for mn at SO cents Every shirt atle least a dollar one.
Csc. FOR soc; sCARFS-We have been giving som very good values in Searfs
lately, but We think this is the bestlo yet. 2,40O Of big English Squares in fancy
handkerchief designs, mostly all n the popular navy and white effects.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-07-22

Candy time time DRIED reduced csif pr ices,
Reductions. TOO; Here I,m "a are b. Butter tier;
OF the season, at lsc. q pound. And also
cocoanut bonbons at lSc.-both the CSC.
and soc. kinds.