davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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STOCK DEiLINGO HEAVY
Entire Lis. Yields at the Opening
of the Market.
american Tobacco Sells OT-steel
Shares weak-SuSar FrRctIOnaIIy
tinctiy Bearish in TOne-PeSsi1,iis-
tie View ON the Chinese Situation.

NEW YORK, July 3O.--TIeaviness was
general at the opening or the Stock Mar
ket this morning. In the early dealings
the cEtire list yielded. american Tobacco
sold of "a per cent on realizing sales.
Weakness was also rather pronounced
in the steel stocks. IEA
Sugar was fractioBelly lover. Some
liquidation in the grangers AID pool stocks
made its appearance. Brooklyn Rapid
Transit was relatively hrm-
Tho sentiment Of the morning had dis
tipctiy bearlsi tone, owing to the empha-
is placed IN he grave possibilities grow
ing out II the Chinese situation and pessi-
mistie views of the outlook.
Opinion is quite pronounced in London
that money rates are TO be advanced in
that market. 5 per cent rate is now
talked of. One financial authority there
says that it viii become necessary to raise
the value Of money in London to a point
where gold will be attracted from the
United States and urges the Bank Of Eng
land 10 offer special inducements.
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DROWNED IN THE SURF
A VenturesOme Boy Loses His Lif
ut ATLANTIC CITY.

A VeHturesOme Boy Loses His Life
mt Atlantic City.
ATLANTIC CITY. n. j.. July 3O.--Boyisl
enthusiasm led James Morris. a IaI whose
home is on Harrowgate Street, PhUadeI-
phia, to venture beyond his depth in the
surf here yesterday. and it cost aim his
life
The boy became separated from his COM
panions. and drowned before assistance
could be rendered. Young Morris was q
member of a party of twenty-three boys
who have been camping In tents below the
CITY proper. The camp was conducted IN
der the auspices of the Association Of Phil
adelphians which has made the ehiIdren's
seashore home the means OF accomplishing
much good. II was in charge of Charles
w. West, an undergraduate of the medical
department OF the University OF Pennsyi-
vania- bath was one OF the features OF
the daily routine
In the mcE2ing the twenty-three boys.
Mr.. West, and his assistant, Mr.. Kennedy.
entered the surf about IL O'Clock. The two
men swan up and down a considerable
distance outside the lines. The boys were
instructed to keep together. but young
Morris and another boy, William Jamison.
became separated from the rest and worked
their way down the beach perhaps 15O
yeris. unnotieed by DR.. West.
Suddenly Jamison cried for assistance,
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THIRD SUICIDAL ATTEMPT.
Jersey EIacLsIaith Rescued From
Canal by RbeeImen.

Jersey EIacLzsIaith rfseseued From a
Canal by RbeeImen-
SOMERvTLLE. y. J. July S3.-Ehnus
FoTman. the village blacksmith OF Wes-
ton. who is more than seventy years old
made a third unsuccessful atsemgt TO corl-
NIT suicide BY drowning yesterday.
As two wheelmen were crossing the
bridge Of the Delaware and Raritan Canal
near Weston, in the afternoo2. they saw
2 body floating in the water near the vrnst
bank and about 500 feet from the bridge.
On attempting to pull the BODY nearer 10
the shore they were startled By a rauid
fire Of o0ths from the apparently mani
mate man Forman aad tied rope about
his legs, 20 which he attached a heavy
stone, and then threw himself into the
canal The stone became detached from
the rope. and he came 70 the top and float
ed into shallow water When pulled out
OF the water by his rescue-s he was al
most exhausted. He begged 20 be allowed
to drown. He was carried TO the village,
where he recovered
Forman's wife died few years ago. soon
after her death he weighted himself down
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CoNEY ISLAND REFORM.
Police Put n Quietus on Certain Oh
| iectionabIe Features.

NEW YORK. 'uIy SO..There was a
marked change in Coney Island yesterday.
and Captain DriseoII did considerable tow
ard fulfilling the prophecy of Deputy Chief
Mclaughlin that Coney Island would be
cleaner than it Esd been in ten years No
big raids we're made as 1t was well under
stood that the shows and other immoral
places that had been put under the ban Of
the police must be suppressed, for the day
at least There has not been a larger
crowd at the Island this season than was
there yesterday, and everybody seemed to
have good tine. although all fake shows
and swindling games Of every kind as well
as immoral exhibitions were not doing
business.
In the dance halls the girls were obliged
to wear long dresses, and sandwiches Of an
eatable variety had 10 be served with the
beer in order to make a semblance at least
Of compliance with the provisions of the
Raines law. Women were arrested right
and left, and in the evening had been driv-
en- from the streets. and even in the con-
cert halls they behaved.
One man who has exhibited a "snake
eater" in the Iron FER was arrested be-
cause insisted upon opening his show after
he had been told to close it
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GREEK WABsHIP COMING.
Omcers OF the Cruiser to Inspect
American NaNN Nnrtis

NORFOLK, Va July 3o.-The first
Creek warship 20 cross the Atlantic in the
history Of the natisn has sailed from,
Athens for the United States. Tae Greek
Consul here has been advised Of the fact.
The ship is the second-class cruiser Mar
varchor Miaoulis and her captain and
crew will spend a month visiting points on
the Atlantic coast The shin
will only visit the United States and
VIII return home at the conclusion Of the
cruise.
In American waters the Miaoulis is a
training school for officers, and 100 of
Greece's most experienced naval officers
viii come. In the Turk6-Greciau war this
vessel b0mbarded the Turkish towns on
the Gulf Of SalOnica- The crew Will be
escorted by an American representative,
who will explain the workings of modern
war vessels. etc. The Narvarchor Niaou-
lis Will first stop at New York. to inspect
the Brooklyn Navy Yard and will then go
10 Philadelphia, Newport News. Norfolk.
and other naval stations
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CONSULTATION FREE.
DIED.


MEREDITH-De this life sunday. July %
100, al p m. ELISHA T. MEREDITH, Al
Manassas. Va. aged u years
Funeral Tuesday, July 81, at 3 p. IT., from his
residence az Manassas. Va Item
FINNEY-On Sunday morning july % 1900 az
Warm Springs. Va LEWIS HARYIE, Jr. son OF
Lewis Haryie ard Nina B. Finney, Of 1925 2lst
81, Washington, ID. G.
Funeral from St Johns Church 10th and II
sts, Iuesday, July 81, 1900. at 4.35 .. m
(RichmOnd papers please copy.) Item
LASH-on sunday, July %. 1900. at y 30 D. n
ELMER C.. infant Of John T. and Minnie
Lash. aged two months and three weeks
Funeral from the residence Of his grandfather
SIS Street southwest, Monday. Juiy@S0. al S.Se
O'Clock
Rest, baby, rest,
But not on mammals breast It
EDMoNSTON-on June >, 1850. at second Re-
serve hospital, Manila. p. l. Of carbuncle of facp
RAPHAEL A. EDMONSTON first lieutenant and
assistant surgeon. Thirty-fourth Infantry L. :
Cortege from residence Of his brother Samuel
S. Edmonston, 5000 Q Street. Monday. JuIy 50.
4 O'Clock p. m Services and interment at Airing
ton. II
TINNEY-Oa Saturday, July 2s, 1900, JAMES.
the befCErd son of the late A B. Tinney and the
husband Of Ellen Tnney
Funeral win take place Monday. July 30 from
his residence, SOS Third Street southeast, at 4
O'Clock 1t
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LEGAL NOTICES.

CFiied July q, 1900. J. R. YOUNG. CIerk.)
N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLCMBIA-JOHN B. GEIER Il al vs.
CATHARINE SENKIND, CT al. In Equity
No 1873
Ernest l. Schmidt. trustee, having reported that
he has sold the property involved IN the above
cause, tO-Sit: Subdivision lot To- in square al
in the city Of Washington. IN this District unto
John Water Fauan for s. 500 il is this 2Isr day
of July. 4 D. Ie0a. ordered that said sale be con-
firmed unless cause to the contrary be shown on
or before the 2lST DAY OF AUGUST next,
provided A copy Of this order be pdblished once
a week for three successive weeks before that day
in the Washington Law Reporter" ad Wash
iugJOn Times
By the Court;
(Seal-) 4 B. HAGNER.
Associate Justice.
A true Copy: Test:
J. R. YOUNG. Clerk
By NJ. A CLANCY, Assistant Clerk
iyZs 30 au6
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WAS 1T A MIRACLE,

'sThe marvellous cure OF Mrs Rena J. Stout 81
consumption has created intense excitement In
Cammack. Ind" Wriae; Maricn Stuart 4 leading
druggist Of Muncie. nd ''She only weighed
ninety pounds when her doctor in Yorktown said
she must soon die. Then she began to use Dr.
Kings New Discovery md gained thirty seven
pounds in weight an I1moletely cured" n
has cured thousands OF rossiess cases and Is
positively guaranteed 10 odre all throat chest
and lung diseases. Fifty CENTS and 81 Trial bot.
ties free at Henry Evans drug store 92z Street
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and attempted TO drown by Jumping into
The MIlstCEe River Fe was caught in the
act end rescued. Three months aso he
attempted suicide b. taking ps-is green.
He swallowed 90 overdose AID was saved
lie VIII he taken TO the county fau today
and examined as 10 his ea~fr-
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SENT TO ROUMANIA.
Inspector Watehorn 20 Investigate
The EnhuX Of .ErEEr

II 'I1.--3-- u "Nll'.
Commissioner Powdorlsy. CT the Ir-1.-
grafton Bureau. has ordered Inspector Rob
eTt Watchorn 20 Roumarie 20 report .ca the
causes OF the movemeEt hBher Of Rou-
manian Jews Nh Watchorn was Iatay At
Puget Sound where he Investigated the re-
cent rusn Ct japanese 10 the Pacific CozS5
ne crowds OF RCumalians bound &C this
country Ere giving ofhVials Ecuch concern
IEe immigrants are very poe. and are be-
ieved 10 be feeing from religious .pzrse-
eutiOn In their own country In eccr-ioa
TO those lately entering through Ellis I-I-
and, " Y. IL is reported that others are
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Ladies and Children'S
HandkerChiefS.

Ladies Pure Linen Initial Hand
ke. chiefs: some leundere3 ard &C
some unlauEdered. I0c and 12lzc- )
ladies' y I-2c and lie Linen
HardkeIchiefs; tems-itched and
embroidered; some OF the lat Tar
ter mourning effects .....--.-- 80
Children's ColOred B ID red Hzud-
EercAicfs: neat, pretty ehcts; ILC
strong colorss worth Sc 1890. a
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ARRIVALS AT THE COAST.
Ofiicers and Men Returning From
Manila Reach san FrancISco

The following despatch was received at
the War Department today announcing the
arrival of officers and men returning from
the Philippines:
Lieutenant Colonel Hamer. Thirty-scvcnth In
fantry; Major MaNield and Lieutenant Cunning
ham, signal Corps; Major Witch, Twenty-t first
Infantry; Captains Clagett. Alaire. Dap-ay, and
Devore, and Lieutenant Hampton. Twerry-t hird
Infantry; Captain Rash, Twenty-ninth Infantry;
Lieutenauts Hamilton. Sixth ARTILLERY: 1rr5w.
Seventeenth; O'FlIherty, Twenty seventh: Young
and Ballard. thirty-sxth; Fuller, ThiTty y-seventh
Dyer, FOrty-seveDth Infantry; i've cOntlsct sur
gCOns; battalion Twenty y-third Infantry, ls2 men;
enlisted men. disability and discharged, ia; pris
Oners, p; guard 10 prisoners. :
SHAFTER Major General
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DIR. AGnew's Catarrhal Pous.

Rev. W. H. Main, pastor Of the Baptist En1u,eI
Church, Buffalo, gives strong testimony for and ia
= hrm believer IN Dr. Agncw's CTarrhal Powder
avail. After using Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Pow
der l was benefited at once are his words II
Il a wonderful remedy. Il relieves instantly
Fifty ccuts- Sold by F. 6. Williams. Ninth ana
= streets; EdTonds s. Williams Third Street an
Pennsylvania Avenue-lS
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New York Cotton Market.
NYushInrtnn stocr, I-xc:snnre.

Sales-CaDital Traction As. S1.j6gq1O7;
Capital Traction Scrip, 1C2G1 107; CaDiNl
Traction, 7GI03. 10Gl0z 81: Washington
Gas. 25r53 1-S.% American Graphophone
Company, 2G11 81
GOVERNMENT BONDS
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A Good Smoker Buys the
Sporty Boy scent cigar.

mans wife should always be the same es-
peciaily TO her husband. but il she Is weak and
nervous. and uses -Jaeter's Iron Pills she cannct
be, for they make .eF feel like different per-
son, so they all say. and their husbands say so,
tool
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ShnnEhai-Chefoo Telegram.

NEW YORK, July 3O.-The cable com
panies announced this morning that com
rnunication between Shanghai and Chefoo
had been restored.
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The people demand pure beer and their de-
Inanos cah for Heurfch's >Mserzen, Senate and
Lager are samples Of what can be produced from
. le best malt and hops Phone ga, Arlington
Bottling company. for case
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UNCERTAINTIES.
j. WILLIAM LEE,
Undcrsaker and Livery.
AZ Penn Ave -. w Washington. d. c.

but before DR.. West reached the spot Nor
ris bad disappeared. His body was recov-
cred but all efforts at resuscitation were
fruitleSs
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Nervous
Debility
Blood
Poison,

The highest f-e charged by Dr. Young. whether
you have one or more diseases. l. S. 4 month
This includes all medicines
Daily Office hours. 10 70 I and TO g. sun
day. 10 20 p "Wednesday and Saturday evenings.
from : 10 5
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yGJH0 Women as well as men are
wv RIO ~ made miserable by Ssdrey and
tn bladder trouble. Dr. Kiimer's
Swamp Root. the great kidney
RI a ME fs1Redy, promptly cures Al
LII. A. druggists in iity cent and Dol
Jar sizea You, may have = sample bottle by mail
bee; sisc pamphlet telling all About 1t and its
wonderful cures.
address L.. kilmer Co. .3In.hauton. n Z
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New York stock Marker.

Corrected daily by W D. Hibbs & c.. mem
bers Of :he New York Stock Exchange. l4I9 +
Grrpgr
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Wool Skirts.

Nearly 100 Ladies' Summer weight
Wool Dress Skirts that are
left OF the s. and $6 grades. Il E0
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Ladies' Belts.

Broken lots Of Dog Collar Belts.
Pulley Belts. and Circular B-lts. in
Faren! leather. Morocco. suede, calf.
seal. etc. Have been selling 3EC
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Chicago Grain and Provision MARKET

I Corrected daily by " B. Hibhs & Co. mem
! 5e-s OF the New NoIL Stock Exchange. l4I9 +
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E1aS 81 fEy ! on FURNITURE.
PA KOS TI0T, ,EI-z

s. sECns- 80. a. 4UnesE rates rEt O. tEa cay
vcu apply. We are leaning On The Euil1.-- ana
Lean Associztio1 plan, Walch gnsAes the cost u
carving loans EG-a sCss sEza yoI r1- clsA~
UHc1e ard slows ycu t9 pas . CG s-r sired
rctes rou c.S-e. rUEnlrE frcn CEe % .u1a-r,
r-oztkz Y0u oEly pay fer the Use CT -runey s9,
g-c isrcta q sl-Ee yo1 carr -. u vcu F.rs =
:9aa With scrle CtAcr company ~ EiL rzy n
81 AID advance yoU r-o-e r-oley 2. desired E{-.s-
rleerfu.Iy gwen suG 70 cost 70 yea un!rs= ,-s,
= -.7Ec Lens made a-vvkcr- IT Tie Ds..-5--
CT ard res ssCes- F-Czt -oous t7st G5o-. -.
frtiEc American Brilii1g-
National Nor tgage Loan CO,
G25 r Street Il. II.
ccg-st
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Shirt Waists.

A table full Of Fancy and White
Percale Lawn ard Madras Shirt
Waists; every pattern a preferred;
yais. SEIFy wa waist +, 90 ps5feSt e6 tod h'H7s as
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Cures When Others Fail.
Lost VIta!lfy Restored.

Of yCUu- ard mittlc-aged men.
premature decay or any vast
lnS disease caused By exccsses
aCd CEREAL violation e the
laws Cf health. cured
Primary, secondary. CT ter
tiGry forms, guarantee a cure
IN every case. Pi2pleS.
blotchCS, ulcers, sxeI .ngs.
trom whatever causes, positive
" cured
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PettiCOatS.

Mercerized and sltin-fnished ard
fashioned in the most popular ef-
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NATIONAL BANK sroC
SAFE DEPOSIT AND TRUST CoMPAN
INSURANCE STOCKS

National Safe Deposit & Trust.....tIs2 =
Wash Lean & Trust -..---.--------"l "l56 159
American Security & Trust 49,. 900
Wash Safe Deposit 73X
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GOVERNMENT BONDS
DISTRICT or COLUMBIA BONDS

6's, 1902, ''30-year funding gold lO2
rs 1901. water stock currency. lUS
Funding currency S.G5's--------.- IL -.-.
AfTSrET ANEnI-S RnNnS
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lance. 1t will in all probability
never occur again. We print a list
of sizes and prices-all are good
take our word for it
a inches wide, 8 yards long. sec: value
sl.2b.
50 inches wide, 8 yards long. $50; value
81 SO.
90 inches wide. sM yards long. Ills;
value 81 90.
GO inches wide. ~ yards long. $3.50:
value 81 Is.
so-inch Silkolines. &c: value $40.
3G-inch Denims. 12itc: value 1sc
Dotted Swiss. l5c; value Csc.
Dotted swiss. 2Sc; value 400.
Dotted Swiss. Sac. value 55c.
Fur Rugs, 3sx72. 800: value $500.
Madras Curtains. 800; value $3.50
REAR NEW STORE.
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Looks as though the whole oily
needed medicines by the ~,
we're selling them at this nswsd
drug store. Glad you appreciate
our efforts to supply your needs q
reasonable figures No letter ~
tiunuy as to its success il wan'ed
than this, taken from the Hep
Wanted columns 81 this paper:
WANTED Experienced saiespsgse W
0ar drug depart mefit aFplY nslofs ~.
. cinfk Monday morning fhS
M8F ~.
1ou must get acquainted VIE
the new prices we've Introduces p
Seattle. These are 70 tempt soa
Read --
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Patent Medicines.

Piukham's Compound. Nc
hroua Qmniao. ifc
Frog in Your Threat. r.
Carriers t5tfle I3rer Ifils -
f'lfaharB Esstsra Ea
syrup ~ FlEH 3se
Mrs WiuslaWs Soothing syrup. y.
Tfamuu wizard on. sc.
Hoods saraaparilla. sso.
Paiuss Celery Com pound. So
ur James eap..--ila a.
Chamberlain cough SYRUP -
Alicocks Porous F.asier 1lse-
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Leather Goods.

1t would be impossible to de,
scribe them all, so take the mere
hint Of prices and help yourself as
much as possible. These hinrs in
smaller type-for there's much
news TO tell today
sc shopping Bags. i7hc.
sc BELTS. l2iac
Some OF the dollar Belts half price.
sc PockethOoks. Is}sc
And so on. There are 6 shopping
Bags for 81 Iou must come early. though.
for the fine ones
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Here's the Underwear.

Stocks Of it, and it's alI good
Half price rules every dag Tor as
long as the lots last. Hints in
smaller type
shirts ana Drawers - natural gray
eamefs hair. mixed Eott0n Uerhs rlh.
hed, aoect nnoa, and SD The other rood
sorts
zoe sorts .s+-t-r4.-..v.. ..-.+. &Hr
81 sorts ...............+... 5oe
AID 80 Ga through ths whole stock.
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Here Are the Gloves.

Last of the Monarchs-their
term as the best is done, and the
Splendid" at $3.50, our own i'm
portation, takes the presidential
chair in this glove congress. Bet
terl Much. The Splendid is in
sured and costs half dollar less.
Ask a woman. So Monarch Gloves
90 Mt
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Mems Goods at Halt.

There are exactly two hum
dred and fifty items sent to
the Office ito put in Sundays
paper we'll sell 'em at half
their worth" HINT would
be too long a story to tell in
detail. so take these as sam
pies. A teaspeonful win tell
the taste OF a whole bottle.
anyhow
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ers would buy and You'd get nouA
In smaller type
The Chicago waist, soc. Lars~ a,
only.
Balls Misses Waist. all sizes: aiv.v.
he. here. 25o.
II, & q. Misses corsets. To vwtA
double.
Warmers Corsets. sec, worth DANA.
An sizes,
Thompsnn's Giove-rtttng, In drah srA
black. You must come early for thee
50c "A pair: usual si.50 quality.
Children's Jersey Waists. usual h
sorts. for I5c.
NORTH AISLE-NEw STORE.
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Bedspreads.

Probably the City of Paris stock
was only equaled by-our own: We
speak Of qualities, not quantities.
A chance TO buy fine sorts like
these would stagger a manufacture
er. We need to urge early picking.
75c sorts are ................b Oc
Doe sorts are .................8 use
Al.BO sorts are so
And so on with every price and
quality between. All are reduced,
which means there are no bats.
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Toilet Soaps.

woodhurys Facial soar lsc
Packers Tar Soap. lie
JerEsr's Tar ard Borsx, cakes for pc
Crystal Giycerine. bars for ioo
Williams Shaving Soar. &c a pound
&c a bar
Williams shaving Sticks. isc apiece.
Kinks Juvenile soap. bars for &c
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Here Are the Sox.

or COTTON--W worth Sc. for glr $50
quality for TIC SC quality f8r l2i4c Ha3f
regular rates All styles.
OF WOOt~-2c sorts are 90 &c AZ lessc
sc sorts viii be isc, a'e sorts yen set Zoe
10 All coiers
Heavy Socks f9r Miusrs~s8 sorts. Il.
and 80 on. chance for the folks going
20 Cape Nome
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At third to half less than City
of Paris prices. Hints only.
There are hundreds of qualities
and patterns to choose among.
Napkins the City OF Paris asked s1.25 for,
are here at 9oc.
All those at $3.50 a dozen wen sell for 50.
All those at g 50 are TO 70 at SITS.
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Glassware, CrOckery,
Lamps.

The Houseware Section claims
y word, and shall get it, even if
some City of Paris stock has to
wait. How well the notice is de-
served the sequel will prove
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Not more than six to one Gus
TONER, or dealers would be after
them-and we want you to get
them.
Long Satin Puffs, navy, cardi-
nal, black and white; City of Paris
asked 75c for EN-; you get them
FOR 25c.
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likely never come again unless
some other store, Interesting TO
hotel and boarding house keepers:
asc Cream pamasks. tse.
esc Turkey Red D0masks. $50.
bae German Damssks ssc
$40 Irish namasks, Csc.
u,e5 Blcaehed Linens. N Inches wide, at
Sc
CSC Sorts Blesched. <sc
si.5o Pattern Cloths nc
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Ribbons at Half.

ioc qualities OF narrow Ribbons. nearly
All colors, are 20 10 for lc.
Plain Tsfreta Ribbons. usual ioc sort, "a.
Velvet Baby Ribbons. all colors. satin
backs. usually Soc a bolt here Tor &c ~
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Laces.

$3.50 Instead d $500.
The rest, narrower sorts. Ouch
esse Plat Walls, Normandie Medici,
are all priced accordingly.
North Aisle--New Store.
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just Ealf The Prize

asked by the City Of Paris. Care
ful buyers viii want 10 lav in p
supply for months and uou.l, e,
come.
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% CT Bsses, Is cts

Filled with fine Chocolates, Bon
Bons and toothsome daiuties. Wed
make them less IL il were not tor
the abuse Of il.
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Get well acquainted viii -
purity and deliciousness of thsm
Candies. Tomorrow,
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Mems Chapter the Last.

Glovcs. Ties, Ilandkerehief-.
Silk Muiiier-, Shirts Colored and
Shirts White, Suspenders ia end
less variety, at
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Woff1en's Collars
and Ties.

They'll never be sold so cheap
hgain. Some are ten-cent ones all
the Cuffs are worth 15c; all sizes,
and they're linen. You can buy
Them tomorrow
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This hint VIII crowd the store to
its utmost capacity. Everybody
knows the character of the goods
sold by the City of Paris. Plenty
of statesmen.