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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-31

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We are getting many new promoters of
publicity these days. but as yet the trusts
have announced none.S
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Detective Po0e

- 80 80 .
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The Appleton Press says:
On the 18th day of June the democrats will
nominate state ticket with John Lind at the
head We dare not venture a prediction as to
who will be named in case of Lind's refusal
to accept the proffered crown.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-31
MINNESOTA POLITICS

JONES AND As the story goes,
there is not the best
PETERSON ARE of feeling between Ray
w Jones candidate
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-25
WAS ONLY A CIGAR.
What the Rev. Or. Huntington Saw In
Front Of a Telegraph Window.

What the Rev. Dr. Huntington Saw In
Front of Telegraph Window
New York Times
Rev. Or. Huntington. rector Of Grace
church. told this story on himself at re-
cent banquet Of the Clerical club, apropos
OF the cigars then being enjoyed:
IL was whiting one day IN the Grand Cen
trai station" he said, when my attention
was attracted 10y controversy between a
young telegraph operator aud q man stand
Ing outside his window. The man was
standing with his back 20 me, but saw
that he was Offering the operator some
thing. and that the operator twice Declined
10 take H. Presumably Il was a Telegram
So worded that IL might not pass according
Ia the company's rules, and the operator
had TO he firm In adhering 70 the laws OF
ceusorship When the man had yflked
away I Thought: Nav here Is q chance 70
say a good word in season and encourage
this man in fidelity 10 duty. so sauntered
az 10 his window aud said;
70 THAT was cninmondahie act young
man. II takes lots Of moral courage u
say no: but ,. - ..sa
g! had gotten on that far while he stood
looking az me- blnnkly. All Of q sndden NJ
appeared to comprehend ana he INTERRUPT
"a with: 49,. - 80,
:. yes. And dld you notice the end va
If, IN IL aireadyf II Il was ank good wa
didn't be 90 on ana smoke u himself
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-25
Pal. ,tine NeMs.

Palestine. Texas. MAY pa. r Ralney
camp. United Confederate Veterans. was
organized last night Ia this city With DR.
r. b. Moore as president
A special train will leave here tomorrow
morning for the purpose Of taking Ander-
son county candidates 10 Eikhart, where
there is 10 be a speaking, The situation
Is warming Up with the county candidates,
RS the hrst primary Will be held on tue
s1st of this month and time Is getting
short.
The examinlna trial Of Dave Johnson
charged with the murder Of Mac Saunders
was called yesterday. The prisoner wai ei
examination and bond was placed az $3.50;
Yesterday WIS the busiest daY ~ teal
estate transfers that this citg has ever seen
There were forty-hve city lots sold a. ale'
tion MT North Hllis, m addition 10 me ~,
The new addition VIII be n pretty FrI
deuce section and the lots brought a GOOD
price.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-25

wcrc worth n kings rqnsom to me ! talk
rcrura 10 an my fricn1s and am truc he.
NcyCu I'm Its worth
MRS col. r., j. GRESHAM
write for a book entitled Health and
Reauty" written especially FOR women ny
Or. Hartman. Sent free. Address DR..
Hartman, Columbus, Ohio.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-25

II you 40 not derive prompt and sntlE.
factory results from tho ns" ot Pcrun1.
write Mt once "a Dr Hartman, giving %
fnll statement Of your case and ne will he
plcnRed to give you his valuable advice
gratis,
Address Dr., Hartman President OF The
Hartman Snnitarium. Columbus. Ohio,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-25
A TEXAS WONDER.
nAll,s eREAT nlscoVERY.

One small bottle Of Halls Great piscov.
sry cures all kidney and bladder troubles,
removes gravel, cures diabetes. seminal
emissions, weak and lame backs, rheuma-
tism ana all irregularities OF the Kidneys
and bladder IN both men and women, regu.
lntes bladder troubles in children. II not
sold by your druggist, viii be sent by mall
an receipt Of 81. One small bottle is two
months treatment, and will cure any case
,bove mentioned DR.. p. w. Hail. sole
a,mfarturer. p. o. Box go. st. Louis. No.
send for testimonials Sold by all drug
lists
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-25

determine whether or not bonds 70 the
amount Of $500 should be Issued for the
binding, and resulted IN there being 1903
votes cast for the tax and '3s votes asain't
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-25

DO not leave nofn- on journey without
bottle q chsnberlain's Collie. cbcisfs
and DIarrhoea Remedy. Il Is almost or
tain &c be needed and can not be prscursd
while you arc on board the cars o. sxetrs
sbip. 1t il pleasant. safe ard Seiiaei< -
sale hy Al aruExistk
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-25

It is believed. resulted from heart failure.
Mr. Sigmund was 90 years old and was q
member Of n number N German societies
and fraternal organizations. He leaves n
brother In Birmingham Ala.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-25
moneo Rsl,eJ a Denton.

Denton. Texas, May b. Yearly 500 has
been raised hy the committee for the re-
nef ~ the storm sufferers at Gcliad.
The entertainment at the Wright operG
mousse tomorrow night BY local talent u
expected 10 yield Sf5 or 800 more for tho
same fund.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-25

Charles sipmund Found Dead in Bed.
san Antonio Texas, May 2s--charles
sigmund, prominently known In German
circles in this city, was found dead in ~
bed at o o'clock Friday morning Deatns
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-25

Co. Columbus
complementary experience with such that
very glad It. About years.
my appetite baokache Of
would bed for week
good bring strength
did not know which would OF benefit
friend for elk bottles
LINDSAY.
Marinetta, Hattie Court
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-25
Halletsvllle. Texas. june ie

Halietsvllle. Texas. June IL, 1901.
DR.. z. W. Hail. 81. Louis Dear sirI
have used your Texas Wonder, Hairs Great
discovery. for Kidney and bladder troubles,
ana II etfed me. ] ehesrfully recon mend
trouble. Respectfully. L. LNDENBERo.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-25
RIn Bound sale Plants.

waInhachie. Texas May %. Work viii
he contmenced In few ddys by the Amer
lean Cotton eompans on large gin plant
in this city. The plant WIN be located near
the Katy railway track md Will be ons cf
the largest round hale gins in the state.
Ennis Texas, May The American
Cotton company is erecting a large plant on
the lots recently purchased on East Milan
street They expect to have their Gin planr
In operation Tor this falls cotton crop.
WASHINGTON
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-25

Morgan to Issue School Bonds.
Morgan, Texas, May 23--An election was
he'd IN this school district yestsrday to
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-25
BFHE ARGUMENT AGAINST ONE LINE RATES.
ownership by One Corporation of Stock of Other CORPORATIONS
Does Not Constitute Consolidation.

Lines Maintain Joint OFFICES Yards Terminals Are
connecting Lhes-- he southern Pacific Made
Short Lines Prosperous
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-01-19

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Odd China Dishes at "A Price.

IaI.. U ... I.F I.I. H. ~
I.I .. U. .I 4... I.
I " eel aIH NJ '
..
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Neckwear.

At sl.es. VALUE 81. SO-EleetHe seal
scarf with clusters OF tails and safety
chain.
Al sJ.2s. VALUE sI2s-Alssks sable
scarf, With cluster OF tails and safety
chain.
AT s4.ss. VALUE sIO.2s-Nssrsssl
scarf. With . cluster OF hall . dozen -.
inch tails finished With safety chain.
Al $500, VALUE sli.2s Sable foN
scat, win iSo brushes ana four paws.
finished with safety chain.
Al s72b, VALUE S-Alssks sable
scarf, With cluster OF tails, slSO sable
fsceoon scan Win halt . dozen So-inch
stfeamffs,
Al 80 rs, VALUESIs1s Alaska sable
searf, hnesi qualify, With st IAlnsh
ttfSsmens
kfSiSSO, VALUE sR7.sO Sable ios
seaff, double e%iisct, iias iull Tor TIA
ishcI sith safety chan,
ATSiAss, NALUt 81 90 sable 10,
seat double siisst, finished 9Th ,
bmthes sni 4 pass
A|ISis2t. NAiut s1RoO fing ffsss
of lssttlia of sabls iut seaHL 500 ten
iuIl. douhlr gitesi sltt bfusust aui
spass hnishsa sth ssisU shslr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-01-19

AT l0c. INSTEAD or lse,-
Chndren's black ribbed cot.
ton stockings, spliced heels
and toes with double knees,
size q 10 o.; just the thing
for school wear.
AT Ice. INSTEAD or 35e.
-vomen's black cotton
stockings, spliced heels and
double soles; also Richelieu
ribbed Isle and mems fancy
cotton socks.
At use. INSTEAD OF soc.
-Womea's black cashmere
stockings, merino heels and
toes, also fine gauge cotton
IN stripes and stainless
black, plain and lace effects.
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Al Ioc. INSTEAD OF ice.
TO 0c.-Children's fleece.
lined shirts, also natural and
tan merino with long sleeves:
also few pantaleues in
broken sizes.
AT Ice. INSTEAD OF 35e.
-women's heavy shaped
white ribbed cotton vests,
high neck. long sleeves; also
drawers 10 match.
At Toe. INSTEAD or SIPS
Mems extra heavy tan
mefino shirts, self fronts
and long sleeves, also draw
ers 10 match, in broken
sizes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-01-19
14c. for CSC. Corded Madras.

beCnT FTOOT, THk FfrNONTNg odTWdy9
One OF the very best offers ever given to Brookiyn-this
madras is full 81 inches wide, fine and closely woven from a
line quality OF Sea Island cotton-the best color effects
stripes, checks and broken plads-our price OF lac. last week,
was the first time il has ever been sold under Csc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-01-19
Opportunities to Be Grasped Quickly.

co january always brings a force Of circumstances that focus very
uhconnon opportunities in LOSERS. For, aside from our own clearing
SAFES incident to the month, there is the factory which has oversocked,
inc importer who overbought, the new partnership arrangements TO be
maue me cash needed for tine end year adjustment, all Of which bring
10 our very doors offers Of larger economic moment, often larger, almost,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-01-19
Clearing Sale OF Stockings and
UnderWear-..HaIf Price.

Fghf- Main Entrance,
This is a big gathering OF all the odds and ends from our
recent sales-sales SO important that they have been the talk Of
everybody near and TAR. or course the lots are broken, but
there is something for everybody in some lots. The prices
are extraordinarily low. We can conseientiously urge YOU 10
come eArY enough 10 prott BY first choice.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-01-19
Clearing Sale of Blankets.

sccCul Floor. Take Revolving Stairway.
Some blankets that we have priced low enough to clear them
out quickly. They have become slightly soiled in handling,
hardly noticeable, but we cannot offer them as fresh and new
as good as ever for all practical purposes made Of white wool,
double-bed size, bound with wide silk-at $3.50 S4.2S, 81. rs
and SO. on per pair. Not a blanket that isn't a bargain.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-01-19
Biz Reductions on Dinner Sets.

basement
This means q substantial saving 10 the housekeepef. All
practical china al small cost for everyday use.
AT So. es-Cood porcelain dinner sets, 100 pieces, Decorated
in a prety iesto1n pattern.
AT $1,000, REDUCED FROM sl~5.OO-These are furni.
Na's finest English porcelain dinner sets, first quality,
newest shapes ana the decoration are intly csc cuied.
border designs, canton blue and electric green lSid under
the glaze, ~ pieces.
AT si8 80, REDUCED FROM $500 Austrian chine Din.
ner scts, 100 pr-ts iGtludIag soup ture-ns and isfRt pat.
ters, decorated m ,o pfcuy horsl spray aesgns IN nstutal
Colofs.
Odd China Dishes at a Price.
We have put hufn out pu,ss on . tsbieiul oi odds sHd ends
Isit o,sr ftoHi inc1mrllte ssts, mosu, Limoges and tine Ave
tran thITs
lee. iinnSr ad sour plat. ., zoe. each.
Co.rud ,,L,abis dishes, so. cs't
Uncovered tHt tatu.
Soup tutcrrt, ttt
Cuttfsd tattf tsur, 2t..
Oat mtuI sautru. IUt.
iTut raa.tFs ~.
iEg 90 ,atFfd $780, zoe
p.tIt tsht, lut
bad fusIr. ft.
Rtat aud tulo .sItr. Pcs. go, TO
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Not Sent c. O. D.,
Jackets and Coats.

AT S2l.0o, VALUE S42.Oo-NesrseaI
jackets, fine quality, with high rolling
collar and large reyers, made Ia accord
with the west model, lined with satin.
AT $1,000, VALUE $500 Finest
quality nearseal jacket, with rolling
collar and large reyers, lined with Skin.
ner's best satin.
AT S2e.75, VALUE S67.Oo-Electrie
seal lscket, literally cut. with high roll.
inc collar and large revefs OF ALASKA
sable.
AT $1,000. VALUE SOS. oo-NesrssaI
Jackets, extra quality, lined With Skin.
ner's satin, high rolling collar and large
feyeTs.
AT $500. VALUE SIIs.oo-Petsisn
lamb Jacket, t~venty-fvo inches long,
fine l%usifous skins, high rolling collar
and large feyers.
Al $500, INSTEAD or $4,000
Persian lamb lackei, tSenty-tEO inches
long, Tine quality, Leipzig dye, lusuous
SKINS, regular curl, bell sleeve.
Al sskOO. INSTEAD OF slss.OO-
MOnn astfachan oOat With high rolling
collar snd feyefs Of baum mansn.
Al sil2sO, VALUE Monn
sstrachsn automobile coat, fony.iso
inches lons, ltncd With iansy silk, large
TcFrft, collar ana Cuffs ~ - an msusn
Al SiIbOO, VALUE s2fs OO-Pef.
sian lamb scat, foe lustfous skins, high
rolling solar snd frtert OF chinchilla
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than any other time Of the year. The full measure Of these advantaRes
are passed along TO you n a way unique with Loeser, because those only
which fulfill your best needs are accepted.
To-morrow's offers are so extensive in their reach throughout every
department Of the store that they afford opportunities rarely, II ever,
eQualed. We cannot too strongly urge you to be on the alert for them.
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=, EXCHANGED or Credited.

AS S2.25. VALUE S4.75 Imitation
mink muffs. full sire. down bedding.
AT } 80. VALUE So. 5o-Alaska sable
muft, good quality. fine block.
AT S6.25, VALUE $3.50 Alaska
sable mutfs, extra quality, full size.
down bedding.
AT sIi.7s, VALUE sas.oo Brown
bear muffs. large sire. fine fur.
AT sl2.2S, VALUE $500 - Fine
quality natural otter, xxx qualify,
large sire.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-01-19
BROOKLYN ADVERTISEMENTS.
FREDERICK LOEsER a. 20

Two Magazines for SC.
Cheapest Good Reading in a Decade.
Not Sent c o. d, Exchanged or Credited,
The entire stock Of unsold magazines from Cassell & Co.
lLtd.l, London, England. All are In perfect condition and
beautifully illustrated. Every reader knows the character Of
these publications. The lot comprises Csssef's "Fsmily
Magazine, " 1.-The Quiver' and Little Folks" There are over
thirty different numbers and each number contains from one to
six com ete stories oy such %well.known authors as Robert W.
Chambers, Robert Barr, Herbert Ward, L. 7. Meade, W. Pitt
Ridge, Katharine lyman: CUTLER Couch, Rev. F. B. Meyer,
Bret Harte, Mrs. J. w.. NeedelL, Hugh Macmillan and many
others. Two numbers for sc.-the cheapest good reading
Offered In a decade.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-01-19

Another OutpOuring of FurS.
Continued Sale al UnexampIed Prices.
Second For Take Revolving stairway
Our January sale OIL ursh has met with Q success never equaUed in fur selling
Loeseff rsha been on the tip Of everyone's tongue for he past WI weeks. Bu
the INC is nt vet, Tor W e suhl have q really wonderful assortment fora III those who
COULDN'T take advantage o. the opening sales an at just a advantageous prices Good
rns nst. Utmost Lifetime; They will be Jus as fashionable, mex season as this. and
very likely very much higher in price. With two months Of winter before you am
next season 10 anticipate thesefu rsa these prices IRE like finding money.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-01-19
FREDERICK IOEsER a 90.
BRoOKLYN ADVERTISEMENT.
WOmen'S Silk Waists "A Big
Encore.
Al S3.98. Worth $500 to $1,000.

I'd IIoor-Takc NcvONlng SIarWN'
The yey best advertisement for this lot OF waists is the fact
tina, thew are another LOT from the same makers as those which
caused a real sensation In waist selling last Monday. They are
every st AS good, only there aren't as many Of them. II we
were 10 publish the makers name-which We can't according
10 agreement OF puGchase-you wouldn't wait until afternoon
TO come and see them. They are perfect In every way and
beautifully and f~ashionably made.
Peau de Sole and taffeta, all up TO date, in black, white,
cardinal. lavender, green, light blue and pink, hemstitched,
some trimmed with Persian bands, others with laces. In the
io, Is sample waists, very stylish models. never sold for less
than $500 TO $1,000 all at S3.eS.
Then note these also.
AT esc' INSTEAD OF Si.S9 TO S2.49 - French flannel
waists in wool, eolors, broken sizes, excellent value, csc.
TO close.
New Cotton Waists OF the best makers, including the
Grown, Geisha, unique and opera arriving daily in piaue,
madras, chambray and white lacon, from csc. 10 SI2. so.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-01-19
Reduction Sale OF WOmen'S
Shoes.
sI.96 and S2.25 for all Of Our $3.50 and
$500 Ones.

sale eonunuss an offer that - commanding the susnuon
81 oil bfoOklyn. All 81 our 81 so ana $500 snOes have been
divided into TAO los. and matsd sIss and 81. rs 10 sdl
them quckly This 10 done bsesuse our lnnO,ston shoes a.
$3.50 ss largely lkng ths place Of ell other kinds You
knos our regular 81. so sRd $500 shoes. There arc several
siYlss. eli 'iiss, ans lots ~ ibsm. IL 10 one Of the most im.
rousnt Shoe 0ftefs fftf MADE. Briefly, they se - foilosst
tlss fof ouf regular -. 50 shoes.
ma lace, 40 up, medium iull f0und toss.
kd buii0n, td sHd Istfni isstbsf ups, msdlum 400 iul
fosut t0tt.
tR2t iof ouf sSgusT 300 thoet
No lstf. Isttnt lrsfhsT upt, mraium snd ton fouud t1rt
~ buush, Gsai issthsr sa he ups, msdium ioss,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-01-19
Black and COlOred Dress Goods.
Newest Spring Wea,es and Colors.

The new splnE tsbuts every is tnefsasne IN ,aurn, have character ans style
and sluemsntin s,n htsad Dos stuiis i, a~Ils mara ms lonae9aenes Of
locsefs among uc beet sofesln the OuutN The more popular NCa'ts PC the
psn st no'ey Noss, Mslss and ioleunss The imPVisd sash 400 Meangs
rfsasinss. me sA ad vol rtuidnr,, etc, ec. al On education "a ot o.
fhsn ucrs su offer u mara smother mutult on tg fsd Of most sue,rtstJl dUs
Eouds ssuuH
500. iOT Al.NO0i Crash.
Uuf arc 90 ausfa tlsdt, go .Loot. tom 800 Yuds - i've tmspsbs
puss 81 80. a HaN. ausa4 t4sh. t.s|s TO- sust sJ elutuF atsf ts,l,
love uat lal ftaa rsIns, tsIiHsi fuIf pnt, belle, bfosHm iouu etc. sttt
40 too tuunl st,,a H.. q .hutr sl - 49, bsi
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-01-19
Sale Of Mems Trousers.
At $3.50, Worth $500 and $3.50.

Second Floor Rear Elevator.
These are far better than they look in type-a splendid lot
OF trousers 10 sell at this little price. A makers surplus stock
bought al a price that enables us 10 pass them on 10 you At
the wholesale price and less. They are we'll made and per-
feet fitting and no better trousers for business wear. and good
enough for general wear; fine vorsteds, cheviois and cassi-
meres, dressy stripes and mixtures, and a few black, plenty Of
them, 80 to AZ waists, and all lengths; choice al So. so.
Also the remaining trousers from Saturdays sale, quite q
lot OF them; all sizes in the collection, but not all sizes in any
style. They are the finest dress trousers ever sold at these
prices:
At $500, regular $500. At $500, regular 81. so.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-01-19
Big Clearing Up of Rugs as Well.

Royal Wilton rugs, sxi2, regular $500.
for S27.4S.
Smyrna rugs, 3oxeo, regular s3.25, for
S2.12.
Smyrna rugs, 36x72, regular $4.75, for
S3.22.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-01-19

Al ss, VALUE stgs Nesf zeal
muiis. ION Size, dosa brsdins
Al re, VALUE 90 ~ solih Amer
l,sa zeal muns 2ilneh blast dssn
bsdjinE fkus ausltk
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-01-19
Silk Bargains to the Front.

Silk Bargains to the Front.
Here's silk story Of several chapters and lot an undressing chapter in it,
All facts, but OF them dry reading-he oHers are exciting for the mere
economies rarely mto outside OF Losers
Sl.00 for Regular $500 CoIored Satin Crepe de Chine.
Just 800 yards a few good shades thar we sell at half price OF account OF slight
imperfecuons M hurt to the user
69c. for Regular csc. Black PALETTE de Sole.
All silk, soft and hne-iust the thing for foil costumes, waists, etc,
800. for Regular 69C. Satin.face Printed FOuIards.
The designs are selected, and ire stylish and the eooinss COOS.
soc. for Regular 79c. Taffets Silks.
Light, medium and DARK shades and black.
69c. for Regular Csc. Guaranteed Black Tsffeta.
Printed FouIards and Liberty Satins.
AT zee sec, eeeo 100, soc, sioo and 81 IS, and there sthe finest assormen,
TO select from to be found anywhere.
$I.O0 for Regular 81 so Warp Printed LOuisine and Tsffets.
The very attest combinations OF eolohngs,
44c. for Japanese Corded Wash Silks.
Alt Of them variety enough TO meet every asts
96c. for Regular $I.98 All silk psnne Velvet.
And tory leading shades TO choose from -Ss saving OF 100 q vars.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-01-19

Smyrna rugs, exc, regular $3.50, for
$3.50.
Smyrna rugs, 7exio.6, regular SI4,so,
for Sll.25.
Velvet rugs, PIXIE, regular $3.50, for
Sl.9S.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-01-19

Mems House Coats.
$3.75 for the $3.50 to $1,000 Kinds.
The best lot Of house coats it has ever been our fortune to
offer. There are reversible cloths with fancy plaid Innings,
some plain colored cloths and q few matelasses. There are
several reasons for the small price, but none OF them more
convincing than the price itself, which is absolutely the lowest
for equal quality house coats ever Offered.
Csc. for SOC. Scarfs.
Mems silk and satin scarfs, the usual soc. quality, in Inn
perials, fourth hands and Teeks; a splendid lot OF them for
to- morrow.