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Evening star., 1900-09-20
ONLY WIDOWS LIVE THERE.
Island Where Samuel Weller Would
Have Been in Misery.

From the Chicago Chronicle.
On the coast of Norway there Is a small
island that is inhabited only by widows.
1t is called Aarlud, and Is a bleak, cheer
less place. Up to a few years ago there re-
sided upon the island a happy community
of about 100 souls The men were fisher
men and egg hunters. Recently man ar
rived to participate in the spring egg-gath-
ering While testing his ropes on a cliff,
preparatory to commencing his search, he
happened to make false step and fell for
ward over the cliff. He was instantly killed
and it was only with great difficulty that
his body was recovered.
AS there had not been death on the is
land since eleven years before. when boy
was killed by a bowlder from the same
cliff falling on him while he was looking for
shellfish on the beach below, the occur
renee naturally cast gloom over the
small community established there. AS a
mark of sympathy and respect all the men
determined to attend the funeral Of the
deceased which was to take place at the
cemetery at Haugesund on the mainland.
The coffin containing the remains was
placed on board a large herring smack and,
with the mourners, set out for their course.
But during the proceedings at the burial
ground a tremendous gale arose and. blow
Ing from the eastward, soon lsshed up q
terrlllc sea-
When the men returned to their smack
the storm was at its height and they were
strongly urged to postpone their journey
home until the gale somewhat abated.
Their wives, however, were all alone on
the island and they were afraid that IL
they DELAYED their return the women might
become uneasy. Therefore, after carefully
considering the situation, the thirty fisher
men determined to sail for Aarlud, and
having taken advantage of the opportunity
tn reDIeniSh their household supplies the
boat was rather heavily laden. 1t would
have been better If they had left their pur-
chases behind. but. unwilling to do this,
thev set off for their island in their small
and heavily loaded craft.
Their progress through the angry sea was
most anxiously watched by the people on
the mainland who, when the boat had gone
the distance OF about a mile and half
from the coast, sawgthat the vessel was in
great distress. Efforts were at once made
to 90 to its assistance, but the heavy sea
beat back every boat that was launched
and the men perished in the angry waves.
Evening star., 1900-09-20
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
white-rhomas P. Kennedy and Otilia M.
Isemann; Frederick 1. Hardy ana Susie 1.
Steele: Andrew r. Gill and Estelle Rookie
charlie, both Of Richmond, Va; James T.
Lewis and Alice M. Yarbrough. both OF
Richmond, Va: Charles E. Holmes and
Josie NJ. Barton: Fred w. Besley Of Ash
grove Va, and Bertha A. simonds; Charles
w. Marshall and Agnes H. Kraft; John F.
Bauman and Mary L. Mack, both of Balti-
more, Md.
Colored-Frank L. Diamond and Henrietta
L. Day; Thomas Lewis of this city and
Mary E. Ewell of Riverdale, Nd; Harry
Lane and Rebecca Williams. both of Falls
Church, Va: Junius Anderson and Lucy
Lacy; James H. Smler and Frances A.
Coley: Wilson s. Branch and Mary Baker,
both of Richmond, Va; William Holmes
and Cora Franklin; Robert v. Douglass and
Florence v. Dorsey; Floyd Williams and
Blanche Green; Sandy w. Carter and Annie
Martin; John M. Bailey and Louisa Brown;
James o. Edmunds and Mary A. Parker;
Lawrence A. Wooden and Lillian T. Small
wood; Lewis Douglass and Estelle Scott
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Mr.. DOwninR's Statement.
BODY RECOVERED.
Frederick Peters Remains Take
From the pOfOmac.

Frederick Peters Remains Taken
From the Potomac.
The body of Frederick Peters, the four
teen-year-old boy who recently
drowned in the Anacostia river near the
Pennsylvania avenue bridge, was recovered
this morning at 1920 o'clock by Harry ID.
Bailey John T. Fleishell and David Crouch
who were employed by Harbor Master SUIT
ton for the purpose.
Coroner hewitt gave a certificate in ac-
corIance with the facts, and the remains
after preparation by an undertaken for in
terment were sent to the boys late home,
No SO street northeast.
Evening star., 1900-09-20
WRAPPERS.

Always on the alert to bring you something
above the ordinary-it is small wonder that dis
ceIning women should look to to supply
their Wrapper wants. This special lot is made
up of the newest fall creat ations Of finest quail
ty Navy Blue Percale Wrappers with 15-inch
fonnces and tastefully trimmed with ruffies
over shoulder and braid, others with braid
trimmed yokes in front and back. Every
Wrapper is made and finished In the most
painsthking manner, with dressmaker ed
waist lining. full and correctly cut in every
particular. All sizes from 30 to 40. They are
qualities which usually sell at 81 to M6O-
81 .GI-and choice is offered at. ...... Wy0s
Evening star., 1900-09-20
Another on Chicago.

From the indianapolis Press.
The Philadelphian-'Isnt the mud on this
street a triie deep?"
Chicagoan (proudly)-"Deep? 1t Is the
deepest mud on any paved street in the
world!'
Evening star., 1900-09-20
DOr1EST1CS.

2, 100 yards Of Muslin Remnants comprising
the best known brands. such Utica,
Fruit of the Loom ''Lonsdale. "Andros
coggin" &c. These are all In good. useful
lengths-and qualities worth Ice. and 12iac.
yard. Special Remnant price. per 7H/
Evening star., 1900-09-20

70 dozen Mems Laundered Percale Shirts in
good variety Of attractive patterns: cut on
the same style our regular 81 shirt-sud pos
sess all the qualities Of perfect shirt
Sold for 5oc and zoe. Remnant 0n-
price e........,. ,1VC
Evening star., 1900-09-20

An exceptionally fine lot Of Black Goods rem
nants, consisting of SILK k-fnished Wool Cash
meres. 44-inch Black Brocaded Mohair Bril-
liantines. Black Rrocaded Copures and Black
Armures. besides All-wool French Imperial or
Surah Serges and fine Wool Storm Serges. Silk
finished Wool Henriettas. Plain Black Mohair
Sicilians and few pieces of fine Black Gre
pons. These qualities sold high 69c.
for Friday for. Observation-Disclosures. AONs
Evening star., 1900-09-20

Remnant lot of Ladies' Button and Lace
Shoes, Of Black Wei Kid, with correct Fre,oh
heel; also with olump kidskin uppers, medium
weight soles and low heels; very dressv
styles. All sizes. Remnant no
price. Observation-Disclosures. SOSs
Evening star., 1900-09-20
FOOTWEAR.

81 pairs Of ChiIdren's Black Wei Kid Shoes,
button and lace. spring heel. with thick ex-
tension soles, fair stitched. Sizes 6 to hN
8. 80 Friday at. Observation-Disclosures. NyGs
Evening star., 1900-09-20

200 yards OF remnants of Yarl-wide Per-
Gales. choice coiors of cadet navy.
garnet. red. black, etc. Slac quail XVI
tieS- Ioi U/>OSo
Evening star., 1900-09-20

ID dozen pairs OF Mems All-wool Golf Hose
In stripes and Scotch plaids: which sold for
15c. and 81 a pair. Broken sizes. n OH/
SO Will close the balance ont for. ZHCe
Evening star., 1900-09-20
where He Had Met Him

Where He Had Met Him.
h rom the Cleveland Plain Dealer
Are you acquainted with the prisoner at
the bar?'
That's the only place I am acquainted
with him."
Evening star., 1900-09-20

pairs of Mems fine quality Madras and
Outing Flannel Pajamas; In all sizes IT,
Sold for 81 so and 81. Remnant price ZSNo
Evening star., 1900-09-20

Small lot " Boys Douhle-hreasted Cheviot
Suits. in neat stripes, almost every size he
tween and 10. Regular $3.50 q n pm
Evening star., 1900-09-20

A lot of about 100 pairs Of Boys and Girls
School Shoes of kid and calfskin-button and
lace stylesgood wearing ENSURED" M1
kind. Fridays special price VS.
Evening star., 1900-09-20

Is Boys strictly All-wool Fancy Blouse Suits.
trimmed with silk soutache braid collar:
sizes 3 to .. Regular 50. $3.50 and q mo
81 grades, for. Observation-Disclosures. % eyO
Evening star., 1900-09-20

The Best Prescription for Malaria
Chils and Fever ID Q bottle Of GROVES TASTE
LESS CHILL TONIC. Il u simply iron and Quinino
te23 9. IL. .In-39t
Evening star., 1900-09-20

The famous Mothers Friend Laundered
Shirt Waists. with large round collar attached
in sizes -. 13 and IA only. Regular 2O~
I5c. quality for. Observation-Disclosures. OANo
Evening star., 1900-09-20
RU .ACK GOODS,

A splendid lot of Black Goods remnants,
culled from our regular stock-comprising silk
stripe Crepon Novelties. Figured Crepon eff
fects. strictly All-wOol Storm Serges. Imperial
Serges and SILK finished Henriettas, Poplins
and 50-inch Cheviots These all admirable
qualities. sold high S9c. yard AGN~
-lOT w.
Evening star., 1900-09-20

Mems good quality Working shirts made OF
woven cheviot and BEDFORD cord-in almost
every Size Full regular made and thoroughly
price, ae'. s0,a iof ooc, Remnant 2QC
Evening star., 1900-09-20

600 yards OF Fancy Prints in an excellent
S s'sS snd &C. ssni aaass Msf%e es $780,
Evening star., 1900-09-20
SUIT DEPARTMENT.

dozen Ladies' and Misses Strictly All
wool Jackets. In medium weight. for fall wear;
il-silk lined. In tan. brown and CD 7S
blue. Regular IS values, for. ..... DE- 10
Evening star., 1900-09-20

dozen Boys Navy Blue Indigo Percale
Bouses. with rifle front and collar 49,
and cuffs Sizes 3 TO s. Were 3gc Now Inc
Evening star., 1900-09-20

of Flannelette Remnants, in choice
designs and colorfngs. Regular Zoe. RH/
quality Remnant price. .......... OH0(e
Evening star., 1900-09-20

Mems Jean Drawers full regular made with
extra long rise: double seat, suspender tapes
and string bottoms. Sold for 39c. O1
Evening star., 1900-09-20

cases Of Outing Cloth Remnants. In a wide
range Of pretty styles. in stripes. checks. &c.
Regular Zoe. qualities. Remnant AU/-
Evening star., 1900-09-20

small lot of dozen Boys and Children's
Pure Linen Collars in regular standing turn
down and cape collar styles slightly soiled
from displaying. Sold at 1Oc. and 12lac. ~
Be prompt IL You want them at....... Ill.,
Evening star., 1900-09-20
WEI VETS.

A remnant lot of 200 yards of Silk Plush,
I'm shades of pink. olive and white-whch sold
39c. yard-will be closed out to- S~
Evening star., 1900-09-20

remnant lot of fine quality Silk Vel
vets. close pile qualities sold up TO i5c; yard,
in mode. rose, reseda, tan, olive. myrtle ana
brown-also 3 pieces OF Corduroy. In navy,
olive and brown. very fine repp-will 2MC
be offered tomorrow, per yard, at...- oO>Se
Evening star., 1900-09-20

Misses and Womens Fleece lined Jersey
Ribbed Cnderwear-good quality and NR
perfect fitting. Special remnant price, AONe
Evening star., 1900-09-20

dozen Al-wool Walking Skirts. in black
and fashionable Oxfords, browns blues and
grays-bOth plain and plaid backs, go on sale
tomorrow at a wonderfully low price. They
are tailored in the best possible manner, AMI
heavily stitched all around bottom and finished
with tailored seams. No better
Skirts m are to be found anywhere at Sd OR
1880 Choice at. oOAo >O
Evening star., 1900-09-20

Another lot of better quality SILK Plush. In
bnwn and black duality sold at soc. n 6h<v
a yard-offered Friday, per yard. at. W.
Evening star., 1900-09-20

Ladies' Natural Wool Pants guaranteed non
shrinkable, and also Chldren's Camels Hair
Drawers. Broken sizes. OF course. o.
Regular soc. qualities for. .......... o0aOG.
Evening star., 1900-09-20

IS finest quality Taffeta Silk Waists. sold up
to $1.o0-in all c0lors and substantially
corded. tucked and hemstitched G Z m&
Remnant price. ce.............-...... eOOe>C
Evening star., 1900-09-20

2la dozen s1x9O Sheets. were SIC. now 49c.-
dozen b4x90 Sheets. were 4Sc.. now 37lac.-
dozen 63x9O Sheets. 39c. 33c.--3
dozen 42136 Pillow Cases, were lee, now 12lac.
-4la dozen 5OI36 Pillow Cases, were 21c.,
14c.
Evening star., 1900-09-20

Moses Annual September Furniture Sale.
Moses Sale of Curtains and Upholsteries.-
Advertisement
Evening star., 1900-09-20

a remnant lot of Allwool Dress Goods. con-
slstihg OF navy blue all-wool storm serge, all
wo1l ladies' cloth, all-wool novelty plaids. wool
chshmeres, mohair novelties. camel's hair ef-
iec's' imported barred novelty plaids, In
the SWEETEST combinations Drocurable: all wool
.asnmeres All very fine desirable quail
Dies: p winch sold up to I5c. yard. ON~
Evening star., 1900-09-20
BOYS CLOTHING.

Exactly % pairs of Boys Black Cheviot
Knee Pants, In the following sizes only: ), 4,
10, II, II, IA and 15-thoroughly well made
with taped seams and patent elastic ON~
loop bands Sold at 5Oc.-for. ....... ZVCe
Evening star., 1900-09-20

dozen Dress Skirts of allwool Homespuns,
In all shades Of gray; All-wool Cheviot Serges,
l and 2-of-a-kind styles left from O. mo
IS and Sc lines. for. .............. OZoyO
Evening star., 1900-09-20

] dozen An-wool Plaid Skirts, in handsome
color combinations thoroughly CD Am
tailor-made. Sold at s5-for...... SZ.4W
Evening star., 1900-09-20
UNDERWEAR.

Children's Ribbed Fleece-lined Vests Pants
and Drawers, extra well finished and full cut
Rise of &c. on each size, with size 16 A
DtSiHHihg al. 1So
Evening star., 1900-09-20

lot of b4-inch Habit Cloths. strictly all
Wool and very finest texture-fn light medium
ular price Is 6gc yard-but our spe- An
clai onering tomorrow instead at. tVCo
Evening star., 1900-09-20

2 2h and 3-yard lengths of Cream German
Table Damask 81 inches wide. Good. heavy
grade Sold from the piece for zoe. y n ~
yard. Remnant price. AuSo
Evening star., 1900-09-20
UMBRELLAS.
ST. TO S1.5O GLOVES.

120 pairs of Ladies' Fine Quality Kid Gloves.
all in the latest 2-clasp style and in black and
such desirable shades white, tan, red, gray,
mode etc.-whch sold regularly at 81 to 81 so
a pair. will he offered tomorrow for 4gc. pair.
These mended' Gloves. and We're returned
to the factory to be repaired after having rip
ped In the seams or been torn. They are prac-
ticaly good new-cven stOuter. in fact. for
the weak parts have been strengthened There
all sizes in the lot. and these same Gloves
sold over the counters of leading Nm-
stores at 81 to 81. 80 pair. Choice at @tYNe
Evening star., 1900-09-20

An exceptionally fine remnant lot of staple
Dress Goods. for fall wear-comprjsing finest
striped "a c3verts tall WOOL ~ yards wide, All
Wool Pialds. 90 inches wide. and Novelty Sturs
Pepper and Salt effects. Cheviots and Home
snuhs values sold OF the piece as RR
high as 1.39 yard-for. .......... SSC.
Evening star., 1900-09-20
Sheets and Pillow Cases.

We have taken all the Sheets and Pillow
Cases which have become soed, all the small
lots and to to-be-discontinued lines and marked
them at good bye prices
dozen 9Ox99 extra size Sheets and IA dozen
p0x9O Sheets made of New York Mills
Sheeting-former price, S5c. Remnant EM~
Evening star., 1900-09-20

Lot of fine Tailor-made Suits Of all-wool
Homespuns and Serges. I'm black, navy. royal
and ali shades OF gray and brown, @M m&
which sold at $1O-go Friday for. eDWeSC
Evening star., 1900-09-20

of the s-l2 size. Former price, q 4 Am
s2-is. Remnant price. .........-... y Il ivy
Evening star., 1900-09-20

dozen extra heavy Unbleached Turkish Tow
els, extra large size measure 26X.tO
hrice ini.; Regular 2se. value. Remnant sc.
Evening star., 1900-09-20

Another remnant accumulation of Silks: In
cluding Plain Colored Indias. and Taffetalines,
i'm a good assortment of colors. such as hello,
old rose yellow pink turquoise. navy blue.
&c.-also a few pieces of Figured 1ndias, in
navy blue grounds with white figures and white
grounds with navy figures. Sold up QD<,
to 39c. yard-for. r................... >So
Evening star., 1900-09-20
LEATHER L BELTS.

A miscellaneous lot of Leather Belts in
w ~nf be a1s eosea e %sFs 10 &C.
Evening star., 1900-09-20
ITEMS DEPARTMENT.

An ODD lot of Mems regular Doc Neckwear,
strictly all silk; I'm tecks and puffs 4 An
Will go on sale Friday at. uZ%Co
Evening star., 1900-09-20
LAWYERS COME TO BLOWS
Personal ENCOUNTER IN THE
PRESENCE OF POLICE JUDGE.
Prosecuting Attorney MullOwny and
Mr.. Rossa f.. Downing the Bel
Iigerents-COurt's Action.

After The Stars report of the proceed
fngs of the Police Court yesterday was
closed a scene was enacted in Judge KIM
balls court which created intense excite
ment the affair eliminating in fight be
tween Prosecuting Attorney Mullowny
and Mr.. Rossa F. Downing of counsel for
the defense The case on trial was that
of Pat Carr and Otto Pearson, each OF
whom is alleged to have committed an in
decent assault on two little boys. The
case for the government had closed. the
prisoners had testified in their own behalf
and Jerome Collins was called to the stand
as witness for the defense.
Mr.. Collier of counsel for the accused
men asked the witness, it is said, how long
he had known Carr, and also if he knew
anything against his reputation. The wit
ness answered that he had been acquainted
with the prisoner six years and knew him
to be of excellent reputation. After some
further questioning, Collins was questioned
by Prosecutor Mullowny in cross-examna-
ton
DO you inquired Mr.. Mulowny of
Collins, SAY you have known Carr for six
years and are not aware that during that
period he has served a term in the peni-
tentiary for rape?'
The witness answered in the negative.
Mr. Collier at once jumped to his feet
and asked Judge Kimbal to exclude the
question and answer on the ground that no
foundation had been laid for the question,
as Carrs reputation had not been inquired
into
Mr.. Mullowny explained to the court how
the question came to be asked by him. and
pointed out that the defense had opened
the door for him to do so. and that this
made his question admissible.
Judge kimbal replied that he did not
hear counsel for defense ask Collins about
Carrs reputation, and he would rule out
both the question and reply.
Evening star., 1900-09-20
LIN EMS.

Remnant lot of Turkey Red Table Covers.
They the plain red, with black and white
Grecian borders. Different sizes.
$50 Of 1ss Rsmsani st sips Former price S11O
Evening star., 1900-09-20
Goods delivered free TO
all suburban points daily.
The First Autumn
SILKS.

A big remnant lot Of High grade Silks, COM
prisng Figured Taffetas. Corded Satins. Hem
stitched Taffetas, Plaid Check and stripe
Tafetas Fancy Brocaded Taffetas, Black
Brocaded Taffetas. etc. These are last
lines of finest silks, sold up to IQD<-
81 yard. Remnant price tomorrow. f>So
Evening star., 1900-09-20

bigger and better lot of Ribbon Remnants
comprising finest grade All-silk Taffeta RIB
bons, in every popular and best-sellng shade
Widths from 3 to 4 inches. Qualities sold
San' Sa '"S price, ss'' up :" es: yard KEN: 812c.
Evening star., 1900-09-20

: of the $40 size. Former price, d n pm
sl.9s. Remnant price. ............. , Il e0V
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Counsel Makes n Motion.

The case was finally given to the jury,
Mr. Collier arose and moved the court that
the case be taken from the jury on the
ground of misconduct by the prosecuting
attorney. Mr.. Collier went on to say he
did not believe Mr. Mullowny Intentionally
made the error ruled out by the court but
that he honestly believed he had made the
inquiry referred to of Collins, and that he
had made answer thereto.
Suddenly Mr. Rossa F. Downing also of
counsel for defense, arose and asked Mr..
Collier if he might interrupt him for a mo-
ment.
You may" Mr.. Collier answered
Then l want to say remarked Mr..
Downing, addressing the court that / do
in saying that Mr. Mullowny was mistaken
when he made the declaration. l believe
he deliberately misstated the status of the
case and that he did for the sake of
preJud1ctng the case on trial.
Mr.. MulloWny answered that after Judge
kimball had said he did not hear the ques-
ton in dispute he had asked the witness
second time If he the prosecuting attor
reD was not right in his assertion. and
that the witness replied in the affrma-
tive
Mr.. Downing reiterated that he believed
Mr.. Mullowny had insisted on the position
taken by him for the purpose of getting a
verdict against the accused Then adj
vancing closer to the prosecuting attorney
he shook his finger menacingly In Mr.. Null
lownys face, adding II believe you de-
liberately made misstatements before the
jury and will so state as long as l live
Evening star., 1900-09-20
LACES l AMID r1NIH-H-

LACES AND r1ULl.
big remnant lot of Torchon Iaces in a
great assortment of new and attractive pat
terms .1nsertings to match. Widths range up
10 1hches. and qualities sold as > H.
high as Sc, and Zoe. yard-for.... 3MC.
remnant lot OF geo Yards Of strictly All
Fure SILK Null, AZ inches wide in black
white and all colors. Sold at 49c. OR~
yard. Remnant price. e............... ZONo
Evening star., 1900-09-20

dozen pairs of Ladies' Pure Lisle Thread
Hose in lace. Rembrandt and plain effects
full regular made and guaranteed Hermsdorf
fast black. High -spliced heel and toe. NR
Evening star., 1900-09-20
The Scrimmase Begins.

This was apparently more than Mr. Null
lowny could stand, and he dealt Mr.. Down
ing a glancing blow in the face Mr.
Downing grappled with Mr.. Mullowny and
forced the latter against railing alongside
of Mr.. Mullownys desk. scuffle ensued
during which both men fell to the floor
with Mr.. Mullowny on top. The latter pro-
ceeded to rain blows in the face of his an
tagonist, when Judge Kimball called upon
the bailiffs to interfere. which they did,
and the cambatants were separated.
After peace had been restored Judge X m
ball said he was surprised at the conduct
of Messrs. Mullowny and Downing; that in
the presence of the court such actions We're
outrageous. He would, he said, fine each
SO for contempt and in addition he
thought, each ought 10 apologize to the
court.
Mr.. Mullowny was the first to respond He
recalled the fact that on almost numberless
occasions he had been forced 10 listen to
insulting remarks about his official conduct
III the prosecution Of cases on behalf of
the government, and that the insinuations
made in such instances We're utterly base
less. He did not care for such language
but when an attorney said he believed he
(Mullowny) deliberately made misstate-
ments. there was but one thing for him as
self-respecting man to do, and that was
to knock down the man who made the as
sertiOn.
Continuing, Mr.. Mullowny assured Judge
Kimball that no disrespect was meant to
the court. that he entertained a great deal
of respect for the judge. and was sorry he
had let his temper get the better of his
judgment on the present OCCASION but he
would allow no man to intimate that he
was liar and not attempt at least to in
fict punishment upon him.
Mr.. Downing said he would apologize to
the. court, but not to Mr.. Mullowny. The
court accepted the apologies and remitted
the fines.
This closed the incident
Mr.. DOwning's Statement.
Mr.. Downing's account of the affair agreed
exactly with the above except that he
claimed to have struck at Mr.. Mullowny
first. He said he was getting the better
of Mullowny in the encounter, and says,
despite the fact that Mr.. Mulowny weighs
sixty pounds more than he does. he is will
ing to fight him at any time.
The police records show that Carr was,
on November ]. 1897. sent to the Trent On,
n. j., penitentiary from this city for one
year and a day for attempted rape.
The jury in the case on trial was still out
lot Dc
Evening star., 1900-09-20
RIBBONS.

800 remnants of All-silk Ribbons. in widths
from ! 10 inches-in a good variety OF colors.
Especially desirable for children's hair ribbons
etc. Sold at sc. to Sc. yard. Rem n TX
nant price ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Il &Co
Evening star., 1900-09-20
JEWELRY ODDS s. ENDS

An odd lot from the Jewelry Department. con-
sisting Of Brooch Pins. Stick Pins, Hat Pins,
Cuff Buttons, etc.-in newest effects. For
merly sold at Toe. and 15c. Choice R~
Friday for. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. OSs
Evening star., 1900-09-20
COLD DRESS GOODS.

Remnants of All-wool Suitings wool cash
meres. raised checks wool homespuns plaids,
etc; All-wool Suitings. in neat checks and fs-
ures These are good value at
29c. yard. Fridays remnant price, n ON/
only ZHCo
Evening star., 1900-09-20
HOSIERY

An odd lot of Hosiery left from this weeks
busy selling. comprising Childrens Fast Black
Hose full seamless. with double knee heel and
oe-ahu also Ladies Fast Black Seamless
Hose with spliced heel and toe Quail
tiles sold for II pc. and 15c. a pair-go M
Evening star., 1900-09-20

IA pairs Of ia Full Double-bed Blankets
slightly mussed have borders of red, CD&c
blue and pink Worth LOO pair-for >OSs