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FRENCH LINE.

COMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANSATLANTIQUB,
DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE-PARIS France).
Sailing every Thursday at 10 Am.
From Pier No. a. North River. foot Morton St.
L'Aqutaine.. April Is La Champagne. May .
La Gascogne. April 27 La Lorraine. May l6
La Bretagne. May 2iL'Aquitaine. -. May %
General Agency. 30 Broadway, New York.
G. W. MOSS 1411 ST. NV. fe1 -312t-1a
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MEDICAL
DIR. CZARRA,

BIT 9TH ST. NV.
Oldest German Specialist.
X-RAYS for Examinations, Diagnosis and Treat.
ment in Skin and Blood Diseases, Cancer, Rheu-
matism, Piles, Structure, &c.
Urine examined: Daily. from 10 to 81 Tuesdays
and Saturdays till pm Phone. East 7Sd.
fe16-10tf
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II Won want a frst-class home in the 10 we
hav" it: brick of rooms: ami: furnace heat;
lot H'lNl"h Very cheap at $4,000.
HUGHES X CHANDLER, 515 18th ST Phone 1915
ap24 81
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LADIES' GOODS.

Sewing Machines Rep'd, ST.
attended to. X offENHEIiEk's Sis sS ta 4
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Virginia Hot Springs.

Water very beneficial for persons suffering with
Th eI. govt and nervous troubles. New
to $50 per day. $3.50 per week and upward.
mh3-ISt7
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SEASHORE REAL ESTATE
ATLANTIC CITY. ~ o.

FOR sALE-oR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. INN, ONE
mile below ATLANTIC City; connected By trolley
elevator: buffet: directly on The ocean and
speedway Also hotels cottages. improved and
Ventnor. I. @. ADAMS CO.. Law building,
Atlantic City N. J. fe2S SITS
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

E. S. RANDALL POTOMAC RIVER LINE co.
DAILY STEAMERS FOR RIVER LANDINGS.
STEAMER HARRY RANDALL-sunday. Tuesday
aid Thursday at for intermediate landings to
Colonial Beach, Curriomen and Nomini.
STEAMER WAKEFIELD-MOnday and Saturday
at am for intermediate landings to Colonial
Beach, Bushwood. Rock Point, Colton'. Nominij
Wednesday at am. for above landings and
Lower Machodoc Stones Towards and Cobrum'a
UNITED STATES AlAIL ROUTE,
WASHINGTON, d. c., TO GLYMONT, ND.
and intermediate landings.
The new steamer ESTELLE RANDALL daily,
except Sunday. $3.50 am. Returning about pm,
Passenger accommodate tons drst-chss. Freight
received until the hour Of sailing.
=. g. RANDALL, Manager. phone l7e5; GEO.
o. CARPENTER, General Agent, Washington,
phone 17s5. WIN. NJ REARDON. Agent. AleIan.
dria. phone Co. apS-26n
THE WEEMS STEAMBOAT co.
Potomac River Route-Spring Schedule.
On and after March % steamers Potomac and
Northumberland viii leave 7th st. wharf every
Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday at 4 pm. for Bal.
timore and river landings Returning leave Balh-
more, pier Q. Light St, every Tuesday; THURSDAY
prepaid Baltimore Philadelphia and New York
freight solicited Accommodations for PASSENGER
strictly first CLASS. STEPHENSON BRO, Afts
Telephone 10. mnxs-1Au
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FOR SiI.E-INVESTMENT PROPERTIES
En- houses under good rental; 10 per cent invest
nsut. PRICE. $40. 500.
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" ,S,rnad T H ANDERSON.

tNfgnHdJ I. IT. ANDF.ItSVN
For further particulars drop postal for IT,
rsra illustrated booklet and How to be your
own landlord nn SO a month"; Carriage free
t. So. the property. Government employees taken
ou- after Office hours. Money loaned to build
Fulton l.. GORDON, 704 14th ST NV:
Phone SOS . ap24-3t
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ACCOUNTANTS.

J. e. BATES,
Public Accountant and Auditor.
Room 40, Washington Loan and Trust buildins
delft eth and 3 sts. NV. Telephone No. eth
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The Sam Marcos Hotel.

Pacific and Massachusetts, ayes,
Atlantic City, N. ].
Now Open.
This beautiful hotel has been thoroughly reno
waited. remodeled and refurnished. and is a peer
ss33d sun paslors oveIlooking the ocean. Terms.
81 per day. 50. $40 and $12 by week. Have some
very coy and comfortable rooms at 81 Der week
each person. Capacity 800 guests
KATHARINE KANOUSE
ap226t-I4 of Warrington D. O.
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MONTROSE SCHOOL-A DELIGHTFUL. SUMMER
home for girls and small boys; ideally located;
going abroad. Address Miss HARDEY. Clarks-
Vile, Nd. ana 26ts4
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FOR SALE STORY BRICK HOUSE: ROOM
mod imps: good location NV. PRICE, 81 900.
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DIR. Reed. Specialist,
Treats successfully Catarrh. Kidney and STOMACH
the use Of mercury, &c. once hours, 10 to 1,
to g.; Sunday, 10 t9 II. CONSULTATION FREE.
SOC 18TH ST. NV. mh18-8tt
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FOE SALF-NAVY YARD MEN. ATTENT1ON.-A
new o. ner house. with good rooms and bath.
large Yards porch and n square from avenue
cars. $40 cash and balance mOnthly-S3,5OO.
aI,a3at H. Il HOWENSTEIN. go G. st. NV.
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DIR. Leathermar1,

Of men and women Consultation YfeS. Daily,
70 ~ e s, Tues, Thurs. apd Sat. sys91tnfd
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FUK SALOON MARCH THE On 1901. THE u
S Senate passed a bill authorizing the Secretary
OF War 70 begin the construction of a So 900 900
memorial bridge ito cross the Potomac from the
foot Of y. \. ave. NV. To Fort Myer). This
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we HsfVV
new so. 900 court house in our section; also
about forty miles of electric Il l.. in opera ton
and seventeen miles of road under construc-
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Ia your opinion. what effect will these
teuSilr improvements have real estate values
az Fort Myer Heights? Take Mt. Pleasant and
Columbia Heights for your guide (which To-
Gated about the same distance property
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THE ARLINGTON,

South Carolina ave- and beach. Delightful loca-
ton Near both piers. $50 guest rooms-many
with bath. Elevator and every modern appoint
ment. Special spring rates. $40. $12, $15 weekly.
illustrated booklet. Coach meets all trains.
fe25-7st,10 W. 3. SHAW
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THE LINDEN COTTAGES - OCEAN FRONT,
Ocean City. Md.-Open June 1; 1st-class board
For rates. &c, apply to Mrs PAUL, ia Frank
lin st. W.. Baltimore, Md. ap22- 26ts.1
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Rev. James Burns Of Holy Cross College
was introduced to speak for the affiliated
institutions of learning. He spoke of the
kindly relationship existing between the
affiliated colleges and the university. He
then referred to the great evolution which
is now going ON in educational circles. In
Germany and in France. he said, the stu
dents get through their college education
three years before the students Of Amer
lea. AS the German educational system Is
generally regarded as the standard, there
Is a force at work in the United States to
standard. As a result Of this tendency to
shorten the curriculum the high schools
are pushing some of their work back to
the graded schools and the colleges are
The sun., 1901-08-11
ESTATE OF W. NJ. EvARTs.

Net Personally. o0lS, 15S-C. G. Beaman
Left sssS.3As Personally.
The executors Of the estate Of William
NJ. Evarts have given notice Of a motion
before Surrogate Fitzgerald to Ak the in
bsritance taxes. The sons, Allen W..
Sherman and Maxwell Evarts. are the
executors. Aside from considerable realty,
the net personal estate to bs distributed
under the will. less the inheritance taxes.
Ia esiS,27S The anairs Of the law firm Of
Evarts, Choate & Beaman. Of which the
decedent was the senior partner. have not
been liquidated. but the EvartA estate 10
credited with $4,000, due as his interest
In the firm. Joseph II. Choate OF this firm
Ia now Ambassador to England and Charles
G.. Beaman, son-in-law OF the decedent,
died on Dec. is last.
Mr.. Evarts owned realty at 2sl Second
lots at l&Oth street and Broadway, q lot
on the northeast corner OF Eastern Parkway
and Schenectady avenue, BROOKLYN: prop
erty at East Hampton, a farm In Maryland,
property In Vermont and two farms in
Virginia.
In personally he held 500 shares Of tho
stock Of the Cramp Ship and Engine Build
ing Company. valued at S4I 900; .O50 shares
OF the stock OF the Consolidated Coal Com
pany. valued at COS. 100; 10 shares Fourth
National Bank, Sl52sO: 81 shares Ameri-
can Telephone and Telegraph Company,
Sl3. .020; so shares, American smelling and
Refining Company, preferred, $4,000; is
shares Baltimore and Ohio, preferred
81 sac; bonds Of the Baltimore and Ohio,
Southwestern division. 1884: bonds
Northern Pacific, st. Paul and Duluth
division SO 900; bonds Union Pacific Rail-
road Company, $4,000.
The effects in his residence are placed
at el, ,7o6. His live stock and other property
on his farm at Windsor, Vt, are put at
5000. He had several mortgages on
realty In this and in Brooklyn borough
The whole personally Ia e35S, 1877, but he
held $1,000 Of II for his wife, Helen NJ W.
Evarts His debts were 5000. The
executors are entitled to Gil ,s2s In commits
sions and 90 900 has been paid TO attorneys
The funeral cost 81 8i7
Accounts OF the estate Of his son-in-
law. Mr.. Beamsn. prepared In the same
offce. show net personality OF sS33, ,2+s.
Mr.. Beaman resided at II East Forty fourth
street. which he owned He also owned
~ East Twenty-frst street property at
Far Rockaway; large farm, called
Bl0wmedown, at Cornish, n. H., and
property at fsle-au Haut, Me. His estate
consists largely Of stock In sixteen COM
panies.
The value OF the real estate OF Mr.. Evarts
and his son-in-law Ia not estimated. The
executors Of Mr.. Beaman are his widow.
Hettie 8. Beaman, William 8. Beaman,
Sherman Evarts and Elihu Chauncey.
The sun., 1901-08-11

Towels. at lOc. each; hemmed buck Towels,
Isxs2 inches. red bordered.
Towels, at I3hc. each; 100 dozen hemmed
huck Towels. sine iox3s inches. the best
Towel value we have ever shown.
Towels. at 100. each: hemmed and fringed
all linen huck Towels. sire 2ox+O and 22Nix
IS inches.
Towels at 3So. each; all linen hemstitched
damask Towels. size ?)xiO inches: these
can be used as bureau scarfs.
Crashes that wear well, launder well, and
every thread linen. Bleached IS inch home
spun Crash. worth i2hc.. a yard 1Oc
Bleached IS inch homespun Crash. either all
white or red bordered. the most satisfac-
VAR yard '''''''.,'..''...-,..,.,..,..'I Ianc
Economical buyers have bought liberally Of
the unusuallygood values In Damasks. Half
bleaohed Damask, 90 inches wide. splendid
line Of patterns. most stores ask soc. here
at, yard .............. ......" Sec
Half bleached and silver beached Damasks,
so pieces to choose from, So, 40 and a. inches
wide. would be good value at go, at. a
yard Observation-Disclosures. SOC
At 100. a yard we are selling the prettiest
patterned heavy and fine half bleached
Damask ever sold for less than 800 a
yard. One Napkin value;
200 dozen all linen silver bleached e size
Napkins. worth 81 30 a dozen. SI.lS
Restaurant keepers should take advantage
Of this bargain.
Erin god Lunch Cloths. at reduced prices, 81
size. each, S5c.: s-i0 size. each. 0sc: s-i2
size each. Gl.2S
Pattern Table Cloths, at reduced prices.
bordered on four sides. 81 size. worth - M.
$50; $40 sligo. worth rs. sL5S;
ST., size, worth s2,5o.........,.... $500
The sun., 1901-08-11
FOX AN ARMLESS WONDER.
Has Carried Mail n Years Some Of Ills
Accomplishments.

New BRUNSWICK, N. j., Aug. 10.-John
Fox Of Middletown. near this city, has
reached the conclusion that man can get
along just as well without arms as with
them II he will but adapt himself to his
work and learn over again. Fox IL the
mail carrier at Middletown. a place he has
held since he lost his arms in a mill acci-
dent thirty-two years ago. He has hooks
fastened to the stumps OF his arms and
with these he can do as much as a good
many men who have the use Of their arms
and hands.
Fox is the champion fisherman Of MID
dletown. He can bait his own hook and
cast his line with the skill Of the expert
He can reel In any fish that inhabits Mill
town waters. When he was asked IL he
had any trouble taking captured fsh of
the hook he replied that il was not half SO
much trouble as getting him on. Fox
also cultlvates small patch Of ground ad-
Joining his house for garden vegetables.
He can drive a horse to the plough, hold
ng the plough In position with a rope
thrown over his shoulders and guiding the
reins by the hook arms He is also an ac-
curate shot. being able to bring a bird or
rabbit down with shotgun. He cuts his
own supply Of flrewood with buck-saw.
Fox Is an accomplished mechanic. He
has constructed, without the aid Of any one
A large cider press. He cut out every part,
bored the holes for the bolts and fitted
the various parts together without the
least difficulty, He Is now " years OF age.
Speaking Of how he gets along the old
man said: Anybody can get along with,
out his arms II he has to. Every time l
row, fish, hunt OF plough | find better
way to do it and it continually grows easier
10 get along"
The sun., 1901-08-11
CHARLES T.. CREGIN'S SUICIDE.
Failure 10 Secure Contract In City Of
Mexico Probably Provoked II.

II IL now believed that the suicide Of
Charles F.. Crogin, Col. Dady's consulting
engineer. was due TO his disappointment
over business venture. He had long
been Interested in plans for paving the
streets in the City of Mexico at small ex-
pense and was confident that the negotia-
fions he had been carrying on with the
Mexican authorities FOR the perfecting
Of tho contract would he successful. Col.
Dady was TO carry out the contract and
give Mr.. Cregin a share In the profits
On the very night OF his arrival from
Cuba he received a letter from Mexico,
notifying HIM that his paving plans had
been pronounced impracticable. and that
he might consider all negotiations at an
end. This. coupled with his i'll health.
y believed " have driven him TO despair.
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LOCkED UP AND LOST HIS GIRL.
Hard Luck OF q jealous Man VINO Couldnt
Help Punching His Rival.

Morris Sesholtz of 2ia Rivington street
thought that Gussie Avent Of 81 Columbia
street was his best girl until Friday night
when he met her in Delaney street with
Louis Marcus Of 1872 East Houston street
Sesholtz punched Marcus and was then
arrested. In the Essex Market police
court yesterday Sesholz said: Judge,
what would you do IL you saw another
fellow walking with your best girl' Why
didn't this fellow get girl of his own'
Yes | hit him. and would do 1t again.
The girl was present and testified for Mar
c,,s. II met Mr.. Marcus at friends house
that was ali there was to H. Why, the idea
OF that man Sesholtz thinking he owns me,
/ o,,ess not | am glad | found him out
don't want 10 have anything to do with a
fellow who Is so jealous. AIN done with
The sun., 1901-08-11
Rockers.
Dining Room Chairs.

A notable fact: that we carry the best line
OF Dining Room Chairs made In the world:
not the highest priced kind. but best ohair
at lowest prices; those who were not for
tunate enough TO secure from last weeks
selling the $3.50 chairs at S2.sS will now
have an opportunity to get $500 Chair
at Observation-Disclosures. 0l.OS
They are box frame. open cane seats. quar-
ter sawed oak. piano finished about 200 In
this lot while they last tat.,.......o1.eS at
We secured for this sale so dozen Chairs.
solid oak. prettily carved high back. huted
posts. open cane shaped seat. brace arms.
regular u. rs kind. TO go at..........ol.1o at
rs dozen high back. open cane scat. brace arm
Dining Chairs. made TO sell at tiss. 70 90
at ....,.................. 0oo
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liam c. Whitney and his friends there b no
doubt q 70 whose good will this COM
minity prefers"
The statement Of Mitchell's side Of the
fight has been given above. As for the
the correspondent what he had TO say. re-
piled:
If you don't mind. would prefer TO be
excused from commenting on the situation
at ALL
This d the situation at the end Of the
nrst week Of the battle Of the gamblers In
Saratoga. Mitchell and his awyera and
his detectives are camping on Canfleld Q
trail, and Garfield, as often as he Ia arrested,
gives bail and continues business a. II
nothing had happened.
The sun., 1901-08-11
Minister Bowen on for Venezuela.

Herbert W Bowen, who was recently
Amounted United States Minister TO Vene-
z,ela to succeed Francis b. Loomis, sailed
on the steamer Philadelphia yesterday for
his new post. Mr.. Bowen is not now
,nember Of the Diplomatic Corps, but has
merely been transferred from Persia to
iii the vacancy left at Caracas by the with
drswal a few months ago Of Minister LOOMS,
which followed the unpeasantness growing
out OF the asphalt controversy, Mr. LOOMS
has since been assigned to the legation at
7 IiGhpn
The sun., 1901-08-11
BOY AND GIRL WE'D SECRETLY.
She Never Lived Win Husband Z Coufesses
After Three Years suit 10 Annul.

A suit to have annulled the marriage OF
Sibyl Himrod to Harry J. Schwartz OF $50
Greene avenue. Brooklyn. hns been begun
by the young woman's parents OF 1853 Hart
street. Miss Himrod eloped with Schwartz
in July 1893 when she was Is and he was IL.
They took a trolley car TO Flatbush and were
married by the Rev. DR.. Moment, then pastor
of Emmanuel Presbyterian Church. Sibyl
returned at once 10 her parents home and
has never lived with her husband, Recently
she let out the secret. Young Schwartz has
NO means
The sun., 1901-08-11
ISELIN RECLUSE IS DEAD.
Tried to starye Himself When Ills Dust
ness Went Under.

NEW BRUNSWICK, N. j., Aug. io-Henry
Stanynought, the aged recluse who shut
himself up In his house at lsen to die
several weeks ago and was found some
time later almost starved, died here In the
Wells Memorial Hospital to-day Stany-
nought was about 90 years OF age and was
formerly a member Of an ink manufsctur-
ing concern. The company became bank
r,Ipt through failure to get Govern
ment contract Stanynought's partner
committed suicide. Stanynought retired
20 his Iselin home, where he shut himself
up from the world Having no money, and
mo- friends, he determined to die and his
presence In the house might not have been
Known but for some Hungarians living
near by. When the man was discovered
he was emaciated and had scarcely enough
clothing to cover his body. lie had no
family.
The sun., 1901-08-11
North Beach Swimming Pool Opens.

The opening OF the newly constructed
pool" at Silver Spring, North Beach.
without doubt the largest in the United
States, was inaugurated yesterday by a
series OF swimming contests for prizes
The pool Is about two hundred and twenty
Ave feet square. covering over an acre Of
land, and is graduated from two feet for
children 10 seven feet for expert swimmers
and divers. Fresh salt water Is continually
n,,mped into the pool from North Beach
Bay, over small rustic precipice, forming
a miniature falls,
The sun., 1901-08-11
SidebOardS.

Three carloads OF Sideboard-. Buffets anc
Side Tables have arrived during the past
week. They are the best made. finest
finished. lowest priced goods ever shown:
Solid oak Sideboards, 90. 0s, Sll Las
sl3.SO, sl4.5S, $3.50 up to
$4,000.
Burets. sI00s, s78.7S up to s9s. 90
Side Tables. s8.7S. ss.8s. SIO.7S up
10 ................. G2A,75
The sun., 1901-08-11
ST. eALIATIN PLACE LvlNesToN AND SMITH SITS, BROOKLYN

him forever and ever. never want to
see or speak 10 him again"
Sesholtz was held for trial. That's
hard luck" he exclaimed Il get locked
up and lose my girl all on the same day.
Well, that s a woman for you
The sun., 1901-08-11
$1,000 for Sc. %.

200 OF this style
Morris Adjust
,blc Reclining
g hn ir were
purchased one
'hird on We
rice them to
~ at even
rea I er So "
ngs: the frame
IL Quartered
sawed oak and
birch. mahog-
anlzed, all poll
ished. y h or Z
arm W 1t h
bra SIS ratchet
on back. which
adjusts to several
positions; com :
The sun., 1901-08-11
BROOKLYN DECORATOR GONE.
Had Money Check and Jewelry With
Him When lie DISAPPEARED.

Clarence C. Calkins, a decorator. left
his home at rs Ffty-seventh street, Brook
lyn. over a week ago. intending to come
ment. lie didn't keep the engagement
and has not since been seen by his family.
He had a check for 5000 about 500 in money
and some jewclry in his possession and
his wife fears that he may have been lured
10 some gambling house and robbed.
The sun., 1901-08-11
Mrs Grace II. Phelps Gets Divorce.

A report in favor OF Mrs Grace X. Phelps
who sues her husband. George II. Phelps,
a BROOKLYN dentist, for absolute divorce,
has been made to the supreme Court,
BROOKLYN, 10y Lawyer Henderson. referee.
Mrs Phelps may resume her maiden name,
Grace Tyler Riggs.
The sun., 1901-08-11

Spanish shaped Couch. 70 inches long. 80
inches wide. made with our special In
destructibe sanitary steel bottom, left
open, cannot get out OF shape or break
down, all hair filled. covered with best
Argyle and Wellington velours guaranteed
every way. worth $1,000. special sale
pricc ..,'.... ............ 1I3.sS
The sun., 1901-08-11
Parlor and Library Tables
80 to so Per Cent. Be-
low Regular Prices.

800 Parlor and Library Tables, some
styles only one OF kind other
styles there are quantities: they are all
latest styles. best make and finest finished
Cne Of the best manufacturers closed out
The sun., 1901-08-11
Linen Department.

One week splendid Linen values The OF our
first August phenomenal hardly wonder
when we reliable Linens at less than usual prices
The sun., 1901-08-11

vets and Argyle veiours reversible cush-
Ions; castored. complete: enough for Mon
days selling, so would advise early pur-
chasing To secure one at. "..... "a. On
The sun., 1901-08-11

No Napkins TO match these Cloths. that'
why they are SO reasonably priced
axe each, for 10 inch all linen Doilies
&c each or 3 for SC good size bleached
Face Cloths
BED sPREADs-On One case Of our famous No.
40 hemmed crochet Spreads. full size.
Msrseilles patterns good value at - .?i,
each 500
One case frinRed Bed spreads, full size,
Marseilles patterns. good value at les,
SHEETS AND PILLOW CASEs--io0 dozen
bleached Pillow Cases, size 4sx38 inches.
the best bar gain offered yet. actually worth
i2Ic., each NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1Oc
400 dozen bleach Pillow Cases, size Axse
inches. made OF Dwight. Fruit Wamsutta
and Wamsutta percnle muslins. worth up
to i7c., each ................... l2Lc
WHITE GOODS-A little late. but the price
Is half what IL usually asked One case
satin plaid welt Piques, 11hc. a yard
instead OF 25c,
Splendid assortment weaves White Materials
for l2hc a yard. worth up to 25c.
FLANNEL DEPT. Embroidered skirting
Flannel., hundred new patterns TO choose
from, yard ...... ........... SOC. tn Sl.2S
French all wool Flnnnels, belutiful new
sbsdes only. yard .. .......... 3Oc
500 lozen bleached Sheets. made OF splen-
did quality muslin, torn by hand. and hn-
ished with inch hens:
The sun., 1901-08-11
ParlOr Suits 40 to 90 Per
Cent. Under Price.

Cent. Under Price.
This ls the biggest offering ever made
on Parlor Farniture.
We secured 30 three. four and five
piece Suits 10 10 20 per cent. below reg.
ulsr prices. together with $50 compsra'
lively new Suits On cur floor. makisg an
euormous selection Of new best made up
hoIstered Purnlture. Regularly purchased
they would sell at $500 to $ISS.o0 fos
five pieces Now they are priced si
$iG7S 10 $500
Three piece Sul.s % low ss $50
OF the 30 Suits % our floor 10 tive are
alike and cannot be duplicated for one.
third 10 ose-haIf more thaa they are
marked. 80, to secure the best patterns
~ the best price would advise % early
sslectloa. At this great rsduction they
will 20 quickly.
The sun., 1901-08-11
Vernis Martin Cabinet,
Tables and Gold Suits,
rs Per Cent. Off.

Three piece gold Suit. upholstered in green
tapestry. si25 90 kind. reduced TO $500
yernis Martin Curio Cabinet $500 kind.
reduced to ....,...,,,..,..''',','' @1V'SS
Gold Curio Cabinet, $4,000 kind. reduced
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