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ters. at Berne. Switzerland. the following

ters. at Berne. Switzerland the following
information:
The postal law of the German Fmnire
received on December 20 1899. an addi-
ton completing the Imperial postal law
and postal regulations This law states
IN Article ?, that closed letters. which cir
culate within the limits of the place of
origin provided with a postoffice. cannot he
sent otherwise than by the post; and in
article 3, that enterprises for the colIec-
tlon, conveyance. or delivery of open let
ters, cards. printed matter. and samples of
merchandise duly addressed cannot be
continued, on and after April 1. 1900.
This law consequently suppresses uri-
Vate posts in the German Empire.
These private posts had their own most
men who wore uniform entirely different
from that OF the imperial postmen. thew
mad their own letterbOxes. the size and
color OF which could be easily distinguish
ed from those of the postoffiee. and their
own receiving houses and offices. Every
private post issued its own postage stamps
winch could be procured both at its own
ofhces and in shops of every description
Each private post formed a limited enter
prise which did not extend beyond the ra
aus OF one and the same town. There
existed no union between the yarious nri-
Vate posts
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DIED.

NJNFORE-Gn Tue=5av morning. april T.
1900, - 5-50 o'c,oek WANMAN MJSFOND. De-
loved s1u Of Laura ard the late samuel d. Nm
ford AGED 20 years. II mou1is azi DAYS. al h,s
reSiCaEcc. 22s5 Clsvelaud ave
Funeral tom and requiem miss -t - AuEls-
tines OHUrtH.. on FRIDAY, April %. AZ o'cloeS-
Friends end rCia-ige- 81 Jhe family Ilvitsd 10 IL
terd- lrterment 20 Mount O-iret Cemetyry-
U.CW
CRIPPS-Ou WEDNESDAY. April Is. 100. at ,
.. m at his late residence. Gi2 seventh S-re.t
southwest, JOHN F. GRIPS. beloved husband Of
LYDIA Z. triPTzs, II his Scvcutleth YEAR
Funsral Uiil take place SUNDAY. April p. AZ
$50 p m. irOm Grace p. +. Church. Ninth ard
b Streets southwest; thence % Congressional Gem
stery Relatives and friends OF the family. sl-o
members O. Quaker CITY Lodge, No ll6. A. -
a. W. Quaker ClJy League. Dorian Scnlte- ".
: o. OF :. snd ColUmiia Ledge. No I659, X Of
IL are respectfully invited % zJrttG-
4 loving husband and kind father.
spi9-2t tPhisade.phia papers please eopy)
ELISA O'Clock a. "a. April 10. I91l.
CATHERINE widow q late Zab.nE Ellis. in her
Funeral nom her late residence. sll 18th St ne.
at D. N. T.usr~iay- ia-erment az C-el's Pals.
y Y Item
NORTH-Thc funeral Of NORMAN NORTH, late
Of Troop {, Fifrh United states Cavalrs, vino
Lost his life in Porto Rico IN the hurricane %
August 5 lss9. While tIying % slse othtgs. II
Hum1ca0. viii tlke pace at Arlington Friday,
April =, az 'clcck T. IA u
BRoSNAHAN- remsirs Of MICHAEL BROS
NATIAN VII De removed from the vaall for burial
in ian,ily Dot at Ho,snt Olivet Cemetery Thursiay
April u, leco, 20 ? O'Clock p IA Friends IN
ViIcd IL
HACAN-Dep1rtcd this life WEDNESDAY. April
+. i90o az O'Clock p. m. BERTHA F., beloved
daughter Of Barbara T. and the late George ".
Hagan-
Another little lamb has eoue
To dwell with him who gave;
Anather little precious one
i sheltered in the gr1vc
God needed oze more angel child
To Join his heavenly band
s. he bent with loving smile
And clasped or darlln-'s hand
BY hrr Mother. Sisters, ard Brothers
Notice of funeral hereafter II
PA2KE-Ou Wotnes5iay April Is 1900 At z.I5
D. m MISS IDA BLANCHE PARSER
Notice Of funeral hereafter II
FUSs-At Berwyn. Nd. on Monday. April IG.
IscO after short Illness, HENRY Fuss, formerly
OF Albany, y. Y
Funeral service at his late residence. Rerayn.
Nd. THURSDAY. April y. at O'clock p m In
terrnent AZ Albany
albany papers please cePy-)
spIs-I1zt
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SOCIALISM IN PRACTICE.
Mayor Jones' Experiment. Not En-
tireIy Successful.

TOLEDO Ohio. April 19.-Mayor Jones
has been finding OF late that his sociaIistic
ideas OF brotherhood do not work 10 per
fection. even in his own plant. the Acme
Sucker Rod Company. Five years ago he
instituted he plan. Each workingman
pays in ! per cent IF his salary and the
firm donates sum equal 10 the aggregate
collected from the men. This forms
fund out of which death claims and sick
benefits are paid The men attend TO the
distribution without any direction from
the firm
There has been much dissensiOn of late
It is charged that men get drunk and
draw sick benefits while sObering uD. The
mayor yesterday stopped the machinery
while the mems time went on and explain
ed 10 them that they were not ready for
Socialism or public ownership IL they could
not manage so small a thing without
Even If he were ready 10 turn
the plant over 10 them (which has been
several times hinted att they were mani
testify not ready TO take it. Socialism
would come to them. he said, Just as soon
as they were ready for it
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Up, but the mincilg minuet that makes =
morse a perfect picture. and incidentally
sets OH the rider 10 immense advantage.
Is usually, as / said before. q matter OF
eaueaucn. The training is by 10 means
an easy job, either II is generally sun
posed that horses are among the most in
tSllisent Of animals, bur that isn't so. They
are among the most stupid. and their
brain is relatively very much smaller than
that Of dog. Some simply won't learn
and We have 10 give them up as a bad Job
II would be idle 70 persist after a few fall
uTes- In doing tricks il is always neces-
sary for a horse 10 receive a cue in th-
shape of visible sign or touch never
yet knew one that could De depended upon
10 obey simply a spoken command. The
command is usually given. bur il is for the
benefit Of the spectator The private sign
Is what the animal really noticss',
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PARKING A HORSE.
Teaching EGuines to Dance and PFay
Pretty Tricks

Q'rom the New Orleans Times Democrat)
Parking horse" said a veteran
trainer who has brought a bunch of fac
animals here for the show. lis teaching
him TO execute those pretty. prancing
steps and caracOles that lend so much
grace and spirit TO a thoroughbred under
the saddle. II comes natural 10 some
horses to do all that when they are slight
ly checked up. and in such case il is sim
ply the expression Of a superabundance Of
fire and vitality. but most of them have to
be taught. When an animal is properly
parked a gentle pull Gn the rein and a
touch of the knee VIII set him dancing IN
the daintiest. prettiest fashion imaginable.
ne seems a-quiver with life and ready at
a wOru 10 fly away like an arrow from the
bow. it is a graceful and highly effective
performance and will easily add 10 or Is
per cent TO the value of any fancy saddle
pag. There is great difference belween
parking, as the term is used technically.
and mere fidgeting or jumping about
through excess of nervousness and go
ANY high-strung animal hates TO be pulled
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HEREFORD CATTLE SOLD
Record-BreaIIng Event at fh
Chicago Stockyard.

CHICAGO April 19--The two days sale
Of the champion Fairview herd Of Here
ford cattle was concluded last night at the
Dexter Park Pavilion. Union Stock Yards
by F. A Nave. OF Attica. Ind. The sale
was record breaker ninety-six animals
of all ages having been disposed Of at auc-
tiOn for S64,415 or an average OF S67I per
head The event ranks as the greatest
auction sale of Herefords eTer held in this
country
Among the cattle sold are the following:
bulis-Dale. $3.50; ViscOunt Rupert So
+eO; Bruce. s. 400: Perfection. a sixteen
months-Old calf. $1.3C0. Seven COWS sold
for $4,000. Among mem were Russet and
Theresa. S3.000 each: Lady Help, s.. see.
and DOllie. 81 leo
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DistressinE stomach Disease

Permanently cared by the mastery power Of S0cth
American Nervine Tcnic- Inyslds need suffer no
longer. because q is great remedy can cure them
all Il Is a cure or the whole world of stomach
weakness and indigestion. The cure begins with
the first dose The relief il brings is marvellous
and surprising. Il makes failure; never Gisap-
points No matter how long you have suffered
YOUR cure Is certain under the use Of this Great
ealth-siving force Pleasant and ALWAYS safe
Sold by Edward Stevens. Pa. ave. and sth It. ara
ington. ID. c.
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NORFOLK. Va. April 19.-Ten expert
eneed wreckers have left for ocracoke to
pick the British steamship Ariosto to
pieces for her owner, Mr.. Cashin. The
vessel will probably be resold as Junk.
This is the last of the $500, 900 steamship
that went ashore Christmas eve last.
when twenty-one Of her crew were
drowned.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
for the election Of directors Of the Wash
inSton Safe Deposit Company viii be held
On Friday. the 24th day Of April. \. D. 1899.
Polls open AZ - N and close az o'clock
? n SAM CROSS
Ilhz9-dtoap21, ,inc,Cm Secretary.
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(From the London chronicle.1

Not the least noteworthy event IN the proles-
sional career of Charles WyudhsE has been his
performance in Germany and Russia of David
Ganick' in the German tongue. This feat IS
about TO be riyaled by an English actress-Miss
Margaret Halstan-who purposes sustaining the
lesding female part in the performance at the
Gesman Theatre. S.. Georges Hall, next Friday
and saturday, Of Felix PhilippIs DANA Asa -
The two chief male characters will be rcpre-
sented by Herr Carl Schonfeld. from Berlin. ana
Herr August JunkeTTnann. At the Criterion and
elsewhere Miss Halstan has distinguished herself
in parts Of strongly emotional type
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lies business" when the companys mills
shut down. is expected TO arrive in this
city today. Reports were current to the
effect that all OF the shutdown mills would
soon reopen. Another uncoufirmed report
was to the effect that one or TWO Of the
Federal Steel Company mills might tenn
porarily shut down
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Sad End of n Journey.

SHAMoKIN, Pa, April 19.-After tray
cling from Austro Hungary to spend Eas-
ter here with her husbad, Mrs Joseph Do
ieek arrived yesterday morning to learn
he had been killed at Enterprise Colliery
last week. She was prostratad by the
news, and there is fear that size VIII be-
come insane.
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FATAL END OF A STRUGGLE.
4 Pole Meets Death in n PeansyIvn-
mia Town

SCRANTON, Pa, April 19.-Joseph Szi-
bozok, Polish laborer, was fatally injur-
ed in struggle with a fellow-laborer.
John KosbO. at the pigiron beds of the
Lackawanna blast furnaces yesterday. The
men were employed to carry and pile iron.
Both wanted TO use the same iron hook
and a struggle ensued. Kosbo. who was
the larger. wrested the hook away from
his antagonist and then, II is charged, gave
him a push.
Szibozok fell backwards and Kosbo walk
ed away. SZibozok got up but had only
proceeded a few PAGES when he fell into
the pit, a distance of three feet When
picked up he was dead. His skull was
fractured and his neck broken. KosDo
was arrested
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SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

Aliens Foos Ease, powder. II cures painful
smarting. swollen feet and ingrowing nails and
instantly takes the sting out Of corns and tunions
IT'S the greatest comfort discovery Of the age
Aliens Foot-EaSe makes tight or new shoes feel
easy It IS certain cure for sweating calleus
ana hot, tired, aching feet Try il today. sod
by all druggists and shoe stores BY mail fer
&c in stamps Trial package FREE Address.
Allen s OlHiSted- LeRov- y y
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A Horrible Outbreak

"Of large sores on NY little daughters head
developed into case Of Scald head-' writes c. ID
lsbiu, of Morganton, Tenn, but Bucklen's Arnica
Saive completely cured her. It's guaranteed
cure for Eczema, letter, Salt Rheurn' PinnIcs
Sores, Ulcers, and Piles. Only 25c at Henry
Evans, 9l2 and 924 + St
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1 to =.

S1.9S for ladies' black b-iiIiantine
skirts: rich. iustrous quality bril-
Hantinei full width and new back, $3.50
values.
9 1-2e for ladies muslin drawers.
finished with deep hens ard
tucks
&c for ladies muslin short skirts; OF
good heavy cotton.
= 7-Sc yard for S5-inch curtain serim;
cream color; usually sells at sc
yard.
Sc this hour for two dozen pearl but
tons.
2 7-Sc yard for bIeaehed and un-
bleached tWilled crash, the kind
which always sells for sc.
l 7-Se for plaid tea towels; fringed-
15c yard for Turkey red table linen:
very wide assortment Of pat
terms: I9c value.
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MUST PAY POSTAGE.
No More Private Posts Allowed in
GERMANY.

The PostofTice Department has received
from the Worlds Postal Union Headquar-
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The Deaf Cured Free

Next Friday at p m. at 7I5 Thirteenth Street
northwest. aDla-9t
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= to 8.

39e yard for genuine Swiss and do
mestic Sll-siIk taffeta silks. in
pretty line Of shades. soft ard Ius-
trOus. regular sc quality.
3 sc yard for white check na.ns0oks:
in an assortment O. patterns,
the regular 6c value.
2 l-2e bar for cream Hoating soap.
$2- 81 this hour for choice Of dozens
and dozens OF Ladies Trimmed
Hats all Of them the most stylish Gre
alton possible 10 produce and none Of
which are Sorth less thar s..
43e for Girls and Boys Rough Rider
Hats; with silk cords; in several
colOrs-
&c each for best quality Holland
Window Shades; in various col
ors trimmed With heavy tambour lace
OF fringe: complete with fixtures. in
stead Of sse.
gle each for aII-wooI Ingram Carpet
Remnants, in pretty patterns and
colorings; OF carpets which sell up TO
75e yard.
2e each for Ladies' Linen Collars:
about 2e0 dozen Of them: in all
shapes ard sizes, usually I8c and I5c.
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II to 10.
CONTINUED.

CONTINUED.
Olzc pair for ladies' fast black full
seamless half hose; in all sizes
So 80 this hour for ladies new wash
silk waists. in an assortment of
striped patterns; perfectly stylish and
perfect fitting.
50. SS this hour for ladies' black che
yiot serge suits; fly front and dOu-
ble-breasted jackets: skirts with the
new back thoroughly tailored gar
ments which were made % be sold
for So
50 96 for ladies' tafIeta silk under
skirts; with tucked and corded
hounces; in all new spring shades; 81
values.
&c for choice OF a lot Of boys MerI imac
pereale shirtwaists: plestee; in
splendid patterns; the regular z5e
waists
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10 to IL.

1Oc yard Cor small lot OF nearly yard
wide black crepon, such as sells
usually for &c yard
8 7-Sc yard for doubie-width co,ored
serges. the same which sells usu-
ally for &c yard
7-Se yard for yard-wide peresle
remnants. in most desirable pat
terms: usually sell from the piece at
Ice and u lie yard.
sS9c each FOR choice Of nearly a thou
sand mems peTcale shirts. in all
sizes: which were made 10 b. sold for
T5c.
&c pair for chiIdreR's black and tan
shoes. in sizes to s. such as every
shoe store sells al soc pair
OSc pair for ladies' tan and black OK
foTds, in sizes , ta :. the kind
which exclusive shoe stores sell
al a dollar q pair.
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29c yard foT 21-inch black BrOcaded
Gros Grain Silk-onIy three
pieces: not more than a dress pattern
to any one buyer.
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S4-oS this hour for the greatest lot
Ladies' SILK Waists you ever
looked upon: embracing all the colOrs
that are stylish; all of these waists
are guaranteed; all are very stylish
-hemstitched, tucked. and corded
fronts; new collars and new cuff;
worth up 10 SO.
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IL to ~.

59c for Children's Button and Lace
Shoes: in sizes S1-2 to II: in
stead Of 81.
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lie for Ladies' Stock Collars. new
shape; and prettily pIeatec; in
pink. blue, violet. cerise. red. ana
black
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25c for Infants flannel skirts: choice
OF long or short
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1Oc each for lot OF Mems slightly
sOiied Necl1wesr Of several STYLES
which when in perfect condition sold
for 25C and J0C
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Ioc pair for Brownie OveraHs. OF
blue denim. with shoulder strans.
well made and Just the thing for the
httle fellow hard on clothes; not more
tnan Two pairs 10 any one buyer.
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1898 for the choice Of any Bows.
or Child's s. Suit in the store
tnis hour Every single suit that is
marked 50 Is Included al S3.SS, and ali
are marked plzinIy.
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Sl-3S for Ladies Black and Tan Ok
fOrds; in broken sizes. foot
wear which sold for 81 and S25O
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10 to IL.

CONTINUED.
35c for boys all-wool serge ard cloth
tams. with silk bands. both plain
and embroidery trimmed; all eolors.
usually sold al soc.
23e a square yard for extra heavy
floor oilcloth, in 4-quarter. 6-quar-
ter, and s-quarteF widths. in new
spring patterns; usually Csc.
6 7-Sc yard for very heavy stair o.
runner oileloth, which sells at 10e
usually.
29e for Ladies' Seersucker Under
skirts in ten different styles with
ruffies around the bottom.
15c for Infants Lawn ana Null Caps:
corded and lace-trimmed.
8 1-2c for Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Vests
with low neck and no sleeves;
the kind which sell for t0c
Sc yard for An-siIk Satin Face Rib
bon in No. 5. Z. and widths all
eoiors.
$1.69 for Ladies' Blue. Grey. and
Black Covert Skirts. which are
certainly worth $50.
1898 this hour for Ladies' Guaran-
teed Black TafIeta Silk Waists:
with new fronts: perfectly up-to-dare
in stylishness. which sell for $3.50 and
more
$lSS this hour for Boys Double
breasted and Vestie Suits. in
assortment Of patterns in eheviots and
cassimeres; suits which are usually
sold for So.
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69c for choice Of an immense lot Of
ladies'. Misses. and ChildTen's
Jntrinmed Hats. in all desirable col
ors as well as black and white; of
rough. fancy. neapolitsn. and chip
straw; hats which by right ought 20
sell for SIC to CSC
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3 to 4.


Ioc pair for Brownie OveraIIs OF
blue denim. with shoulder STRAPS.
well made and Just the thing for the
httle fellow hard on clothes: not more
than two pairs 10 any one buyer.
1898 for the choice Of any BOYS
or Child's s. Suit in the store
this hour Every single suit that IS
marked s. Is included al g Ok and All
are marked plainly.
$39o for choice OF a lot Of Sample
skirts OF hOmespuns. some OF
them appiiqued; newest backs: the
identical skirts such as you viii End
selling elsewhere for as much as IS
each
&c for Ladies Hemstitched and En-
brOidered Handkerchief
SSe for Children's PercaIe and G!ng-
ham Dresses; fast colOrs: new
patterns; ages 10 years.
eee for Extra Heavy White Bed
spreads; full double-be size
Aarseilies patterns.
Z9c for choice OF 200 White ApDJioua
centre pieces; some Of which are
slightly sOiled: worth up to soc.
Ice for Boys Blue Cloth and Serge
Gof Caps; SIX lined; patent fas-
teners; worth sec
S4-4S this hour for the choice OF a
large lot OF the most stylish
trimmed hats for ladies. equal value
"A Il
23e yard for yard-wide Navy and
quality.
57se yard for Linen Color skirting
Crash. which usually sells for
55sc yard for ysrd-wide Black and
Grey Selecias; mill remnants
which if sold from the piece would
cost you L I-3c 10 I9c yard
4 to 5.
23c for Mems Balbrisgan and fancy
colored Undershirts and Draw
ers; regular 50c sort.
$4-T9 for Mems Patent Leather Lace
Shoes, whieh are the regular
s. quality
SLIo for Mems Tan Lace Shoes.
which are the regular values
sold for Sl-50
T0MD ANV
enth Street.
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DC pair for Mems Suspenders. in an
assortment OF colOrs. the same as
sell for 26c pair
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5c yard for hundreds OF yards OF en-
broidsTy and inserting which is
worth double.
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59e this hour for light. medium and
dark sOlOred Percale Wrappers;
made with deeB flounces or plain;
some OF them trimmed with lace edg-
ing OF rufiies; fun width skirts separ-
ate waist lining; regular 9Sc 20 $3.50
values
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{ 8 to 9.
sc pair for about 100 pair OF Boys
Knee Pants: in sizes TO ii years
as long as they hold out

19c each for 200 little Boys Washable
Sailor Suits, of Galatea cloth.
such as seli for 39c and 49c. Only 200,
mind you, and 19c each as long as they
last; but not more than 2 to any one
buyer.
g 7-Se each for Waterproof Felt Win
dow Shades; complete with fix
lures; IN all colors.
29c for choice of an immense lot of
Children's Untrimmed Hats. IN a
great assortment of colors-hats which
are sold elsewhere for no less than
CSC.
lie for the choice OF 5000 copies Of
music some OF which originally
sold for as much as SOC copy.
1-2c for regular I0e combination
black and tan shoe polish
Tic pair for Babies Black and Tan
hard sole Shoes. such as sell for
30c pair, usually
&c pair for Mems Suspenders. in an
assortment OF colors. the same as
sell for 26c pair.
Ginghams in an assortment OF
check patterns.
2;sc yard for short lengths of light
prints in a splendid assortment OF
patterns.
1c yard for Plaid Grey Leno. such as
usually sells for &c yard: but not
more than one piece to any one buyer.
o;sc yard for an odd lot of plain Col
Ored Lawns in short lengths. but
good desirable lengths: as long as they
last; instead Of Sc and IOc yard.
zoe for Infants Long and Short
Dresses, OF good cambrie; with
embroidery trimmed yokes.
23c for No. l IL and No > Black
Velvet Ribbon for trimming OF
etging OF rufies in ten yard pieces
. l-Zc for ChildIer's Fast Black RIB
bed Hose; fuIl seamless: sizes ,
TO s; mills seconds Of hose which
sells al 19c pair
DC for Ladies turnover Collars;
handsome patterns OF neat EN-
broidery.
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These Hour Sales interest everybody who has
513-515 Seventh Street

an The which they really
pay
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2;sc yard for short lengths of light
prints in a splendid assortment Of
uafrernS
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Ssc yard for 36-inch vice white-dot-
ted or figured Curtain Swiss in
handsome patterns. usually I5C
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S3-90 for choice OF a lot OF Sample
Skirts OF hOmespuns. some Of
them appiiqued; newest backs the
identical skirts such as you will find
selling elseW here for as much as IS
each
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21c for best quality Yale I:OIIand
Window Shades. in al coIors
complete with fixtures
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Csc yard for shca.t lengths Of Apron
Ginghams in an assortment OF
check patterns.
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Only (Which makes the inter-
est all the keener-and you kaox
the lot of which they are the last -
handsome waists-hne in quality,
choice in color, and exclusive in de-
sign
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23c for No. 1 1-2 and No. = Black
Velvet Ribbon for trimming or
eCging or rufhes in ten yard pieces.
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, to 3.


tOAIfSt ED.
SSc this hour for Ladies Black and
COlOred Kid GIOves-the odds
and ends OF our Easter business. in
sizes OBJ. 4. II, and 10: some OF
them are mended gloves but even these
are worth as much as II they were
new.
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lc yard for Plaid Grey Leno. such as
usually sells for sc yard: but not
more than one piece to any one buyer.
The evening times., 1900-04-19

sc Tor Ladies Hemstitched and En-
brOidered Handkerchisfg
The evening times., 1900-04-19

zoe for Infants Long and Short
Dresses, OF good cambrie; with
embroidery trimmed yokes.
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TIC pair for Babies Black and Tan
hard sole Shoes. such as sell for
30c pair. usually
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1Sc for full dOuble-bed size Bed
Spreads; Aarseilles patterns:
usually CSC
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DC for Ladies turnover Collars:
handsome patterns OF neat EN-
broidery
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33sc yard for an odd lot of plain Col
Ored Lawns in short lengths. but
good desirable lengths: as long as they
last; instead Of Sc and I0c yard.
The evening times., 1900-04-19

29c for choice Of 200 White Applioue
Bureau Scarfs. pillow shams aud
centre pieces; some OF which are
slightly sOiled. worth up TO soc.
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3 lie for the choice OF 5000 copies of
music some OF which originally
sold for as much as SOC copy.
The evening times., 1900-04-19

SSe for Children's Percale and Cling
ham Dresses: fast coIOrs: new
patterns; ages l 10 > years