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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-03-30

o7y Which will cheer to morrow
night in Dubois county Republican,
,quads-the tosey or Dlrbin fac
ton? Neither will get tn e in No
vember.
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Say-Dentist Woods moved his Of
flee over Sermersheim's yesterday.
Lingering La GrippeC Cough,

q. Vacher, l57 Osgood St., Chicago,
SAYS my wife had a very severe case
of la grippe, and it left her with a very
bad cough. She tried a bottle of Foley's
Honey and Tar and it gave immediate
relief. A 80 cent bottle cured her cough
entirely" Price pc and soc. Martin
Friedman.
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~; \. Smith. Butternut, Mich, says,
peWitts Little Ear,y Risers are the
Wy best pills | ever used for costivs.
ness, liver and bowel troubles. Ma.
I'm Friedman.
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soy-Since Mr.. Jos. Gerber has
bought Pfaff's interest in the store
he has concluded not TO build his
residence this year.
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Going Down Hill.

People suffering from kidney diseases
feel a gradual but steady loss of vitality,
They should lose M time in trying Fol-
'ey's Kidney Cure. 1t is guaranteed. Nj.
Friedman.
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A Good Cough Medicine for Children.

IL have no hesitancy in recommend.
ine Chamherlain's Cough Remedy
saws r. p. Moran, a well known and
popular baker, OF Petersburg, Va. w
have given il 10 our children when
troubled with bal coughs, also whocp-
ing cough, and il has always gwen per
feet satisfaction. II was recommend ii
10 me by a druggist as the best cough
medicine for children. as it contained no
opium or other harmful dug" Sold 10y
NJ Friedman
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Little known Fact.

That the majority of serious diseases
originate in disorder of the kidneys.
Foley's Kidney cure is guaranteed. Try
il to-day if you're not feeling well.
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~Preaching at the NJ. Z. church
next Sunday nigh. by Rev. j. 5.
Wasbburn.
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Sa5"St. Commissioner Gutzweller
is working streets and cleaning
walks all right.
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saT Lots of women are making
garden this week, while the men
play pool.
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Sdy-A part of the new goods for
Sonderman's store were received
Yesterday.
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sny-Saw log hauling gave employ
ment to a good many teamster:
around Jasper this week.
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t.k


~ xiv. time 10 m~es"un'h mails properi,
me malls v ~ be ci"r'"' - tue jasper w. al
i"pp'e Mail 100 clock. a. m. 800 n IN
and 100 2. ~ ~ tr.t.n.
,xir. a dag. upon arrival Oh morning anu al
ernytersyille Daily, except sunday closes
0 40 q. m.
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norris English Worm Powder

Warranted TO cure any case OF Worms In 80. Is,
Cattle. sheep or Dogs, also Pin Worms q Colts
Price, o e pa boz,
Sold by Il. B. Brannocg. jasper.
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1nyWm. I. Huls Will move into
Buchart's house on 9th street next
week.
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% Cure la Grippe In "a Hours.

No remedy equals WARMERS WHITE
VINE OF TAR SYRUP for this terri
re and fatal disease. If taken thor
,lghly and in time, il will cure a case
- hours. and for the cough that fol-
" La Grippe it never fails to give
'sjef. Price. BIC and soc.
Sold by Martin Friedman, Nov22, 6m
ats DiItemper and cough Cure
Aspeeine tor Distemper. Coughs. Colds, Heavss.
Pink Eye sod all Catarrhal diseases ~ borses.
rice. SOC. - 80 Der bottle.
Sold by Il. b. Brannock.
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40 many people lose valuab e time
in experimenting with cough and
cold cures. They should take foley.s
Hrney and Tar before il is too late. NJ.
Friedman.
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70 Cure a u
Day.

lake Warmers White y me of TT SyruI
me best cough remedy on earth. 25 an,
4 cents.
Sold by Martin Friedman, druggi Z
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sa-The grand jury is having lots
IF witnesses before ii this week.
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~-Schumacher & Eckstein be-
gan saving lumber at their Jasper
mill again this week.
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erMr C. Collier, of Hays"ille,
h.onght a sturgeon fish to Jasper
NJ nday, caught with a hook, and
Weighing 40 pounds.
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Sdy-Mrs. Buchart is having her lot
on Newton street filled, preparatory
to building.
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norris English StaOle Llnlment
Cures Lam=uess. oats. Bruises, .scratches
Calls ss~@r-s, -oevlns. spiint. cnrb, etc.
ertce- 6oe. Der hottie
g." Nv T.. Il. Branonck, Jasper.
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Eugene j. Hall, the poet and publish
er says that one dose Of Foley's Honey
and Tar restored his voice when hoarse-
moss threatened TO prevent his lecture
n Central Music Hall, Chicago. Martin
Freedman.
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us Hoosler Poultry Powder
Makes Hens Lay. cures Cholera. Gapes and
Roup. and keeps poultry healthy.
Price. 1Sc- . Docka9os
Sold by b. Il. Brannock, Jasper.
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t;oasun, Cure warner
Nhite s.:..s 81 FAR Syrup. III.
est cough. '.nedy on earth, cures a Co
acne av 10 irtrn in time. % and soc
sold by Martin Friedman, druggist
The labor world., 1900-01-13
COAL TIMERS in CUBA.
TEST OF THE STUFF PROVES VERY
SATISFACTORY.
Means Great Things For Develop
ment of Cuba's Resources.

SANTIAGO DE CUBA, Jan. n.-Bus-
mess men, especially those interested
in mining, were greatly interested in
a test made today Of coal recently dis
covered in the Matrai district. A coal
mine in Cuba would be of the greatest
possible value. At present the price of
coal is So per ton for ships and steam
plants, and there is virtually no do
mestic consumption owing to this pro-
hibitive figure.
The fire developed a great degree of
heat, and experts declare it equal to
the best steam coal in the Southern
states. Mining possibilities of Cuba
would be enormous if cheap coal could
be secured. Many iron and manganese
mines would be developed. Julian
Cendoyo is the owner of the claims and
there are indications of a deposit prac-
tically unlimited.
The labor world., 1900-01-13

CLEVELAND, o., Jan. 11.-Next
Monday is the time set for the decision
of the American Steel & Wire company,
the wire trust, on the scale of wages
proposed by the National Association
Of Rod Mill workers. There is little
doubt that the company will refuse to
sign scale of any kind, especially as
is recently announced a general in
crease of 714 per cent in the pay of all
employees. The rod mill men are ap-
parently determined to force the sign
ing of the scale, if possible, according
to the reports received from the differ
ent mills Of the company by their vice
president, Thomas l.. Lewis, of this
city. Mr.. Lewis and other national
officers of the association are opposed
to strike but fear that there will soon
be one. The company has rod mills
in several cities.
The labor world., 1900-01-13
SAVED A ATRAIN JUST IN TIME.
Leblanc's Reward Was Free Pass
on All Hungarian Railways.

LcDlHnc'S HeWNrd was u E'fee fISS
on All Hungarian Railways.
Right in the heart of the Tender
lcin, in Sixth avenue, is a little cigar
store, whose proprietor, Leblanc, is the
holder of a free pass on all the rail-
roads in Hungary, in recognition of his
having prevented a night collision al
a railway junction some miles out
one of the largest wholesale butchers
in Hungary. Although of French de-
scent, as his name indicates, he and
his parents were born in Hungary.
On the night in question he was re-
turning from trip to Vienna. On tt. ,
same train with him were the king Of
Servia and the chief inspector Of rail
roads. Nearly everyone else bat him
self on the train was asleep. When the
train was nearing the junction Le-
blanc, looking out toward the other
track, saw a train on it going, as his
own train was, at express speed. A
collision seemed inevitable. Leblanc
sprang to his feet, caught the bell rope,
and gave it a hard. strong pull. The
engineer blew long, shrill whistle
and brought the train to a stop so sud
denly that all the passengers. inclUd~
ing the king Of Servia, We're Shaken in
tc wideawake condition. The tram
stopped witljr few yards oe the
junction crossing. The chief !nsrec'1c
of railroads came through the train,
demanding. to know who it was that
had violated the railroad law by pull
ing the rope that brought the train to
a stop.
''It was t. said Leblanc.
"And what justification had you?"
angrily demanded the railroad in
spector.
That said Leblanc, pointing to the
junction crossing. AS he spoke the 9TH
er train dashed past at great speed.
The railroad inspector apOlOgiZed for
his harsh words and demeanor and
thanked Leblanc as the savior Of many
lives. A short time afterward Le-
blanc received complimentary letter
from the government rendering him
a sum equivalent to $4,000 for his act.
He declined the money, but accepted
a pass. He and one other are the only
persons who can ride free on Hun
garys railroads.-New York Times.
The labor world., 1900-01-13
Points Of Resemblance.

Some Of the veteran regulars in
Luzon say there is a marked similarity
between the native Filipino dialects
and those of American Indians. 1t
might be added that there is a re-
markable similarity between the as
similative proceedings in the Philip
pines and the robbery of the Indians
during the last 100 years.-Chicago
Chronicle.
The labor world., 1900-01-13
wanted-severai Bright ana Honc-'

VVantcl-Severai Bright ana HOncst
Persons to represent US as managers In
this and close by counties. Salary $500
year and expenses. Straight, bona-fide,
no more no less salary. Position perma-
nent. Our references, any bank in any
town It is mainly office work conducted
at home. Reference. Enclose self-ad-
dressed stamped envelope. The Domin-
ion Company, Dept. 8, Chicago
The labor world., 1900-01-13

Wanted-Several persons for district
office managers in this state to rep
resent me in their own and surround
ing counties. Willing to pay yearly
$500, payable weekly. Desirable en-
ploynent with unusual opportunities.
References exchanged. Enclose self
addressed stamped envelope. S. A.
Park, 800 Caxton Building, Chicago.
The labor world., 1900-01-13

See lot of young girls in another
column with their garments tucked up
treading grapes in a Quinto village OF
Portugal during the wine making sea
SON. The practice is kept UP to this
day. Speer of New Jersey, however,
uses rubber rollers and makes the most
superior wines in the world
The labor world., 1900-01-13
WILL SIGN NO SCALE
NEXT MONDAY THE WIRE TRUST
MAKE DECISION.

That Is the Date Set by the National
Association of Rod Mill Workers
for Answer to Their Wage Scale
PrOpOSitiOn-Wfre. Trust Recently
Advanced Wases-Strike May
Follow Refusal.
The labor world., 1900-01-13
ONLY TALK 1T OVER
INFORMAL CONFERENCE ON WEST
DULUTH WATER PLANT DEAL.

Three BondhOIdcrs of the Company
and Their Attorney Meet With
Mayor Truelsen and Aldermen
Crowley and KrumsieE-BOnd-
holders Assured That There Is
Plenty of Time for Negotiating.
The labor world., 1900-01-13
ao |,;a,75 mus Send ONE DOLLAR

-, So S:g.75 0l,zzzI41z1 0zz4Z1p szHg one DOLL
5A ~-1-KL2yLZ=s cut Ills nd out nnd send 10
~ (fTTHIT2lS-I5TTjf and we Will send yol
~ lsssssT cJTTEs, by freight fksiishht';GH !.
,IVse,~,414hh,.zSfSX&SS o. T.. subject
GS>glsz.SssS l.sass5Eraa3GY S9n. Yo,, can examine
Il f<\/NST}NMlNSSN it 40 your e:ght depot
WAg/\ SN\VX \M\ arlnf,uni equal 70 IN.
=AaSSss---ttshZ--EaZ~E Nh cutlery you can buy else
ss=-----s--Sle-zse where ut 80 PER CENT
MORE MONEY!, and one of the lnnsoEies. stIcusca: aud
nost stys, you saw pay the freight agent
OUR SPECIAL afFEa PRICE. and freight charges
ghis thct |rctsr STYLE Fuah SIZE r0RTJA'D CufTE
GEAR made from selected second growth hickory,
iroaed throughout with Drsi Sorway ren, Higgins bsst
grade ardrred steel s!acs. BODY inaee OF best mir
seasoned cutter STOCK ssiid paneIs all johns carefully
fitted, glued. e,:sd and pl'fged PAINTED In best
possible manlier. thoroughly ru5oed cut with punlce
stone lGy poi:sted, neatly striped ard ornamented
IN nest styls fu sp,ing 81 TsnSyap. S as
t,i,,mei. AM. finished. Weight abont 17F lbs.
CREEH Pls1fss. DCN'T WhiT FOR Snow.
ilny limited nrni-r c,n be sold at StE.2S. DGa'T
DELsy DAE. Write for Free Crt"er rCatclogue.s1osS
TO sa7.so GEARS, ROEBUcK & co. (lac.), Chicago.
(Sesrs, EncAue: thoroughly rc.iaSe.Edt0r.)
The labor world., 1900-01-13

An informal conference was held yes
terday afternoon between bondholders
; of the West Duluth Water and Light
company, their attorney, two members
| of the common council committee on
light and water and Mayor Truelsen.
| in the water and light office, relative
to the sale of the West Duluth plant
to the city.
The bondhOlderS present at the con-
| ference We're Kenneth Clarke. Maurice
Auerbach and Robert r. Dunn, all of
St. Paul, and Attorney c. A. Severance,
of the St. Paul legal firm of Davis, Kel-
log & Severance. The citys represen-
tatives were Mayor Truelsen and AID
ernen Crowley and Erumseig.
The conference was wholly informal
and resulted in nothing definite. The
committee Of bOndholders said that ow-
ing to the number Of parties interested
and their scattered locations, it has
been impossible to communicate with
them all, and consequently no PROPOSE
ton could be offered. A conference was
desired merely for the purpose of talk
ing over the city's offer of 100000 for
the plant and ascertaining what the
city's' present intentions were regarding
the matter.
1t will be remembered that early in
December the council passed a resolu-
ton offering the company 100000 for
the plant free Of encumbrance, and
providing that if the offer was not ac-
cepted within 80 days, the city would
take steps looking towards the paral-
leling of the plant.
The committee was assured by the
city's representatives that it had been
decided not to submit the question at
the coming election, and that there will
be ample time for negotiations. The
meeting adjourned with tacit agree
,nent that as soon as all the bondhold-
ers had been consulted, a definite prop
csition to the, city would be made.
There is more Catarrh in this section
of the country than all other diseases
put together. and until the last few
years was supposed to be lncurable.
For a great many years doctors pro-
nounced 1t a local disease, and pre-
scribed local remedies, and by con-
stantly failing to cure with local treat
ment pronounced it incurable. Science
has proven catarrh to be a constitu-
constitutional treatment Halls Ca
tarrh Cure manufactured by Il. j.
Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio is the only
constitutional cure on the market. II
is taken internally in doses from 10
drops to teaspoonful. It acts directly
on the blood and mucous surfaces Of
! the, system They offer one hundred
dollars for any case it fails to cure.
Send for circulars and testimonials.
+. j. CHENEY & Co. Toledo. O..
Sold by Druggists. 75c.
'HaiTs Family Pills are the best.
The labor world., 1900-01-13
The Excellence of speer's Wines

Is attested by physicians throughout
America and Europe Who have used
them. Orders are shipped to Dresden
and Vienna.
The labor world., 1900-01-13
New Wash Goo S.

VI - ~ w.
Grand display and sale. of new
Spring Wash Goods. exclusive lines
shown only here.
FnULARDlNE-
The, most nerfect imitation of q
Foulard Silk, extra fine texture
perfect silk finish, designs e17i-
bracirg the newest French Foulard
Rat5t,ernss in colors that are the es-
of 1900. Exclusiveat a ~
per yard. ............ SS
POULT DE SOLE
A light weight. silky fabric Of f,aain-
ty texture. embellished with rich
sded e%ts aoa sads Of sa51 pasta Nth Pe se
sian designs on light and dark
grounds. and unique Foulard pat
terms over navy. new blue and
ma'i9; per 2arG asd G't the price, BOO.
DIsIITY SATIN RAVE ssclr.
A dainty fascinating. combination
OF silk and cotton that eollals in
e1eTaneG Some oT tf Wosk
and the price. Enn
per yard. :........ .............
TOILE DU NORD GIXGHANIs-
The intrinsic worth Of this noted
Gingham.. in view of the extreme
". low. price. keeps it continual.
rivaled supremacy. a full assort-
rnent' in the new colorings and de-
signs. at. per anG
NEW PERCAEEs-
Now presented in an enlareed and
a in1 Of cfy ncS al r.
ing tho latest results of the design
ers art on white Indigo and Blotch
grounds. full 36-inches wide. at per
yard
12kc, 30 cand Sc
Z NEW LINoN LAWNS l..-,''
ao-inches wide IL natural linen col
o.. soft finish. as. a leader. instead
of l5c, we ask only. sc
a yard. .......s.....
CRASH sUITENGs-
New Spring Gesiens. handsome col
ors. exact COMES. of the foreicn
goods sold at zoe, RN
PACIFIC TWILL LDRAPEREEs-
strong and serviceable, instead of
zoe we ask only 7n
a yard. Observation-Disclosures. -.
NEW SHIFTING PRINTS
Merri-~--c sh:~+i,,a nrint absolutely
fast colnrs, this quality must not be
compare.d with the cheap stuff Us
paily offered at sales. these are the
best goods made and, never Sole TOR
less than SC. special at. RIG
Yard. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Maslins, cambrics, Long Cloths
cases Fruit of the loom bleach
n ln ss e3seS inehes "vlV wde worth oc4 todo 1oc
a ward. for this sale RhG
a ward. ;.........:. "/A~
Limit Is yar7s.
2 bales ?S-innh ,nrs'ins. fill bleach
ed, good value at 60c, mill ends,
from 2 TO 10 wards. AG
2 bales 36-inch sheetllo. unbleach
ed. fine soft finish worth 80
7c. special-a yard. .......
case Lonsdo'e Cam1,ri". 36-inches
worth +odav lie Wholesale 4HG
/ case Rerklev 60 Cambria. 36-inch.
worth today tic ward GH
our price--a yard. ~
LONGCLOTHs-
500 pieces Imperial English Long
Cloth, So inches wide. Chamois fin
ish. worth 15c: special 1G
per yard. . ................ ~
sheetings at Mill Prices.
S-4 Bleached Lockwood Sheet 4 &c
ings. worth29c for... Wv
1914 Bleached Lockwood Sheetirgs
worth Soc 00n
for ..............
"a half R1ee rhed Lockwood Sheet
ings. worth 27c- 1Rn
S-4 Unh'ea ohed Lockwood Sheet
ing worth 20c- Gn
Tor
The labor world., 1900-01-13
HuCk Towels

100 dozen cotton Towels 17x34 in
mWl1ile eaSb they Last &c
e'lCH. ........... ......... .......
50dozen Hucl< Towels. hen1med
ready for use 1884 inch, WORTH
l0c-f for this. sale. GSN
50 dozen Hucl- Towels. fSx26 inches
heavy liren. readv hemmed. cheap
at &c: foi this sale -sr@:'f *
each: -. ;. ..,i..... -. ..... ~
so dozen Hl'"k Towels 20X4O inches,
th;s hsmn'Hd n9ia dan f1ns linen, for fEC
Sc dozen Huck Towels. fine irish
linen. 20E40 inches. henmed. 25c
que litY: for this sale Mn
100 dozen Huok Towels. hems.itch-
ed and plain le'n1ed. al pure lin
en-. none worth less than - ~
35c--for this sale each ...... .N~~
25 dozen Huc}S: Towels. hen1med.
24X50 inches. five irish manufac-
ture" cheap at 50c-for this Orc
25 dozen 1IDck Towels, full bleach
ed. pure irish linen. plain hemmed
cheap at 50c-for this 2@n
Sale-eacn Observation-Disclosures. O~O
25 dozen Tuck Towels. hen1stitch-
ed. pure linen. 24N50 inches. cheap
at at acb 75c-for this sale sec
Ce1SA
The labor world., 1900-01-13
r,real:, Damasks coa:inued.

200 "JOHN S. BROWNS Napkins
full 'bleached the regular $3.50 quail
ity. while they last &eD GHxH
per dozen ~&aSSv
so dozen "a NAPKINS. fine Irish linen
all new DESIGNS, S2.75 90 1ak1
quality. special-dozen.. V&uG' -
so dozen * Napkins. all linen,
double. satin Damask. $3.50 quality.
--special-per &l1 y e
20 dozen af NAPKINS. al pure linen,
double satin Damask. cheap at
Go!sn io:Snspeeial-per $500
The labor world., 1900-01-13
Cream Damasks

10 pieces. 5s-inch Cream Damask
$ sola "a at at Soc for this sale, Z2G
10 pieces 5Sinch Cream Dana SKIS.
sold at 40c-for On
. this sale-a yard :. e a
10 pieces 72 inch Cream Dau,ael1s.
5 so;a ya2d At S5oc-for this sale: &Oc
Is pieces 72-inch Cream Dar1asks.
at aqff tbjH lipsn; sa1e. ehsan I vsrd at 75c. 55G
10 pieces 72-inch cream Damasks.
pure, pure, linen. 9oc Quality. Yf16
at this sale-a yard ........ aDN
10 pieces 72-inch Cream Dan1asks.
pure linen. t1nn satin finish. cheaD
at, S1.00. for this &En
sale. a yard ...... SS
12 pieces 72-inch C"eo,,1 Danaasks.
pure linen; fine Satin Damssk. good
sale-a yard. " asVO
CREAM DAMASK CLOTHS
200 Cream D7nask cloths 2x2h vds.
pure linen border all around. worth +
s22S 81 25-for this sale $3.50
edcu 80 .......... -.
! 1o0 Fri''sed Dac7ar'S D. cloths. lSnotted
lot worth s.. s2.G0-while O. QE
they last-each. .......: asA"O
- >>MhsKs-
Is pieces all linen Damask. 5S inch
wide. cheap at soc, for 2GG
this sale-yard. ....... ~SS9
20 nieces 72-inch B'eached Damasks
satin finish. nrre Irish linen. worth
75c-for this sale Hnr
YARD. ......... ....... " "
s pieces 66-inch Danask. fine Bel
fast linen. double Satin Damask.
cfeap at S5c: for this GRn
sale--a yard: "
10 pieces 6SS-inch Dan1ask pure linen
mask: cheap at s5c-for 2EG
this sale-a yard ........ ~ ~
desirns. deHa9 "Panton % Nh Whife's a e1c'ns. ''Iw
ivelv'' pure linen. double satin Da
fnaslf. ma f5;c w!9rth !9gtbESara s1;1s yd. 85C
(N'aDkins TO Match.)
is pieces. 72-i7ch INCH Bleach,eed pa
masks. worth $3.50 yd- &G.1@
for this sale yard. ...~ ~
(N'a~kins to Notchl
9 pieces 72-incll Dan1asks. fine Irish
linen. double Satin Damasks.. cheap
sdleha at a:a@V5pG vapd this .$1.45
irish linen, new desisrs. .'Fleur de
lis" design etc. worth $2:25- yard.
for this sale-a SIZE
yard. ....
NAPKINS to Match.)
NAPKINS
100 dozen NAPKINS. all linen. full
bleached Danask Use quality, While
they laSt-.-per 9VNn
100 dozen napkins. all linen. fast
edges. col0red borders. lust the
thing for restaurants. cheap &@G
at Sl.0O-noW. Dozen. ......... ~
so dozen Napkins. full bleashed.-
pure linen. fast edges. chea 7Ee
at sl.00. special. dozsn...... 8 Wv
80 dozau NAPKINS. full bleached,
irish. irish linen. for this saleS1.O0
30 dozen Napkins. full blea ched sat
in Damask pure linen. cheap at
ST. sl;1Ifor dd3sn this sale $1.5O
The labor world., 1900-01-13
DamaSk Towels

so dozen 1896 Damask Towels.
lnotted f,riinges. sold at 4 0Ae
1Sc: special-each.. ....... h@|2I
35 dozen Damask Towels. fine Irish
make. sold at zoe. 7Sn
SDecial-each W.
100 dozen ptalnask Towe's, hem
stitched or knotted fringes. open
work ends. sold at 39c everywhere
while they last 0En
entCIl.
Is dozen amask Towels. 24x50 in
knotted frirges. all linen. RITZ
cheap at soc. special. eac - Z2N
The labor world., 1900-01-13
NEW SHIFTING PRINTS

Merri---c sh:~+i,,a mint absolutely
fast coln's. this quality must not be
compared with the cheaD stuff US
uaily offered at sales. these are the
best goods made and never SOLD for
less than SC. special at. 2An
The labor world., 1900-01-13
T01LE DU NoRD GINGHA,Is-

The intrinsic worth cf this noted
Gingham.. in view of the extreme
" in the enviable position Of un-
riValed supremacy. a full assort-
nnent' in the new colorings and de-
signs. at. per IN
yard w