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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-07
exPArRoLMAN TRIES SUICIDE.

Albert Nburn. a former Jersey City patrolman.
attempted suicide in that city late Tuesday night
He entered a drug 1t about closing
and bought 10 cents worth of laudanum. On
reaching the sidewalk he swallowed the contents
of the bottle The druggist him and irnmedi-
ately administered an antidote and had Milburn
taken to the City Hospital. He identified
there Yesterday. He is ont of danger.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-07
THE ACTIVE MINISTER.

The Rev. John Allen, of Ada, leads strenuous
life. The Ada News" reports that he came in
from Allen Monday, where he held a successful
revival meeting q week. While there he at
tended a Sequoyah Statehood meeting, and being
pressed FOR his views, made them strong Joint
Statehood talk, converting several 10 his way OF
thinking. on his road home he CHANGED TO meet a
couple In the road who were DESTROYS OF being wed
The bridegroom having the license in his pocket
the little minister married them the spot
(Kansas city Journal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-07
TAX JupeMENr AGAINST W. U.

s.. Paul Dec Judgment filed ir the
District Court to-day in favor Of the State OF
Minnesota IN settlement OF the celebrated Western
Union Telegraph Company tax case. involving
1920. T.ls Supreme Court some months ago de-
cided that the Western Union Telegraph Company
intangible 1erorerty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-07
MAYOR HURLgYs SON KILLED.

Paterson. Dec. G-James Hurley, son of Mayor
Taylor Hurley, OF Fairview. killed instantly
at Edgewater this afternoon by train on the
susquehanna Railroad. Hurley was timekeeDer
oh the railroad and was caught between two freight
cars while crossing the tracks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-07
LONGEVITY OF HERRING GULL

/ would he Interesting know how long guIls
have been known TO live IN captivity In 1885, nine
teen years ago, the writer brought from the Lands
Ind 70 London tno young herring gulls one of
which died four years ago: thf other is still well
eau strong - : curious that they would prefer
8 or 2 bit os cheese even - fresh fsb a
spsTToA- Wte8 t!-cy eaten IL also q faxorfte
Ctsh.--f2'he F1eIt-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-07
TAKES CHARGE OF CITY HOSPITAL

Dr. Gordon X. Dickinson. president of the Jersey
City Board Of Health, after a conference with
the committee YESTERDAY. took personal charge Of
the City Hospital There have been numerous COM
plants recently that the warden's authority was
not recognized and that lax methods, vergfng on
scandal. obtained
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-07
MASS MEETING OF PROTEST AT C. C. N. Y

A mass meeting of protest and sympathy for the
massacred Russian Jews will be held this after
noon in the chapel of the College of the City OF
New-York at 23d-st and IleXington-avs. Dr.
Stephen P. Duggan will preside. The following will
make addresses: James Byrne, of the board Of
trustees: Edward LauterbaCh, Professor Charles
Dovner and YPrnard Hirshkopf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-07

avoid the comparatively rough touch and the
tremor of the hand Many precautions regard,
ing size, shape, cleanliness must be observed
TO insure its OperGtiOn.-(C Chicago Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-07
Real Estate Wanted.

HAVE CLIENT with 100000 cash to buy i've story
F g. wooD. n. w fremont Ave and Sd Ave-
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political reforms in nature. music Ar
literature, the cences ln everything t[ ln,,
enriehes the mind broade!,s ths ho =!
ward and onward march: Z ~.
d He has fne sense q The proprletiesss,
ripe Judgment and sound go mmo9!n sense la'
lily. And Yet he IS fun Gof eminent and
poetry. He. loves The 9moonlig M q the
mountains, the sea- He reysr g, BOWS
Where revea'e EIDE In ma tura; and thrills With
The keenesl q gllt a. ne lmyrlad bea "
tiles and wonders of His hand Io 5i, e
friend, knightly lover n devoted -hus-
band and father and a PUBIC spl cd,
sucll men call out the best and highest
within us and lift us to igher pla CO, "
know them Is blessed privilege. IN e
at once becomes more
be loved by such an one m akesg Ct earth
~ SPayadi se aud u We q hing ~ VIA x
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SOC Will Buy ST Worth

CHILDREN 100 BACK COMES, 20.
j2oc STERLING SILVER Top Powder
PuMs, Zoe. 55 3a }5i "a ;3
,50c PICTURE FRAMES, I SO.
1 sl.25 IMPORTED CHINA Hand Mir
53rors, zoe. si6
Sc AND 1oc DRESSING COMES, &c.
PLANTATION COMBS. &c.
MUNYON'S WITCH HAZEL soAP,Ei
Sc. 8$s $3;tl ,5S If fl;5sj 4
PEARS uNsc DNTED SOAP, DC.
K 40c EXTRACTS VIOLET, Grab Ap-S
pie, White Rose, 4 etc., Dc an ounce.
Goo 20 UEcN 1T III 'TTIE n ILET,a
Cream, used instead Of powder. l7c.5
#COLGAT'T'S 81 NfONAD S VIOLET
Toflet58alYater each bottle ~ q box,
roc. III
soc THRBE- FOLD Pencil Cases, Zoe.
I G0c MANICURE SCISSORS, a5c.
Odd 6lots OF 100 and loo Sponges, SO
each. ~ Il "A
FAIRY SOAP. 40 q cake. ~ a 81 u Z
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9 yards wide Finest German 81 4 pa pa. !
mask. price 6Oc yard II "A
82 yards wide Irish Full Bleached sl.2o 7
M Damask Is Toe YARD, "a /.
e2-inch Heavy German Damask, grass
bleached, the Toe grade, for -'sc.
Il yards wide Sc Double Irish Damask at
the remarkable price Of. sl,2S a3ya'rld'
2 yards wide Grass Dleached Double
Woven Damask, with Grecian Dor
der all pure linen, sold tor years
II al csc, this zoe, The same, IN G-lnch.
Is zoe. fl ID II "
40 pieces OF Mercerised Damask. N
= handsome designs, has been sold OF
Coo, price soc.
Usual soc Half Linen Irish pamask'
heavy weight, Is .ie yard
4 Towels, Napkins and Fancy Linens
will be found in this sale
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HUNDREDS or 55cs 70 ESQ COR SET
GOV BRs FOR soc EA!C1 Gil; arious.s
ly8trimmed with new. Veil laces 81 and l1ta
baby ribbons; one Of the greatest
u underwear bargains that has as ever yer
been here or elsewhere /! n Nh II .s a e X
CORSET, tCOVDRS,f 5Oc---As pretty
and good values as x most houses Sc
charge Csc for. n 5sS Il n.
Two other lots OF Corset Covers at
25c and coo, values that range from
SSc to 50c. g II!
The .Untrlmmed but We'll Made Cam
Il brio Covers are Sc. Iii all sizes.
7 $50 FOR s13a q GOWNS l6 dozen IN I
this lot; they will 60 quickly at the q
price. x. s.s s-S,sst "a Us IL
G0c for $50 Gowns-zA variety, Of ten
styles, muslin or; cambria. n i. II
S1.25 for. New French Design Gowns
of soft Nainsooky OF, Sss Long Il. Cloth. !
They are very handsome garments
thai you would think ought to be
So or s.. 80. IA Il. IN
&OSc for $l.50 and s1.7o Gowns-S Some Of
the prettiest styles that5can be made
i and the finest ma terials; dozen
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Bralne-Denpsy..
Especial to The ,rllnes-p lspateh,) 4

I WILDERNESS, Y Al, Feb, 4,-" ~ 4
wood,,' spotsylyania county, the n l''lr1e.
oi 4 Mr.. and Mrs. David a., pempsey. was
iaay the 25ths Of. January, when heir
oldest daugllt \. Carrie May beca me tho
bride Of Mr., paylea Rralne, I he ele-
CANT old mansion was sastefully deco
rated with eYeFgreens, and presented
a ljctur' Of rare lpYelin ess. af PRONG tl!
at the hour Of eighi, Iohensrin's I, march
was rendered by Mrs. Z! Dora u. l'ayne,
and the bridal party !. ente tA q, IN a!he
following order; 81 first Miss Sal 4 dams
ana MIR. Robert Ghildress; Miss Eddie
Dempsey and Mr.. Jimmie Brame; Miss
Louise sug. OF Bowling Green, and ~ "A
Willie Rrame; M las Nora Chill dress ana
AlE, Jimmie Dempsey; Mss Llsz's 4a ~ !,
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BURNT WOOD HAIR BRUSHES,
were l4sc, for Il &c.
REAL CELLuLOID HAIR BRUSH ll-
ES, mems size. CSC ones, @oc, "a \,
Cec SHAVING BRUSH rs, real ebony
900 BACK BRUSHES. 25c.
LOT OF CLOTH BRUSHES and
Hair Brushes, were Sc and Soc. for
1Oc each. s,s
LOT OF tic AND 81 HAIR BRUSH
5F;S for bOc each. !.
REAL EBONY NATL POLISHERS.
"a silver trimmed. were Soc, now 15c.
CSC SHAVING RR usEIES, Zoe.
sc PINT BOTTLES BAY RUM, 10c.
Ice TOOTH POWDER,
7${ &c. i5tS a N 363s SEE a .,t i';t i3
lGARwooD,s $50 VIOLET TOILET
Zoe. VI Il u l5 HIS
50 BOTTLES or FINE TOILET WA
TIERS, Roger and Gallets and 9th
crs, Toe sizes, Soc. 4
CASWELL, MASSEY & co.'s 81 CO.
Is LoGNl1 WAITER, Toe.
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and his nature sunny, kind and gracious.
H lie Is deeply religious, but reveals y
by beauilfnl living, rather Than by loud
profess ons and The constant wearing OF
3praye books. Religion 70 him is SO acred
q thing that he psates not lightly con-
corning il. His SOU IS In tune With the
Infinite and he cultiyates this splrl! OF
Ghrlsl IN eli his dealings With his fellow
men, 3glis N ltEg$ VI
His life is one continual service; he
ministers to the lowly, afflicted and sin
10 tho dsh s te ae to ts d.
spairing hope, He stands for thu right,
regardless Of public opinion. He y ear,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-05

RE Of admitting men and women, Hero
worship VIII never cease until human
hearts cease 10 beat
h The South is land Of ideals, and the
ideal Southern gentleman has never been
surpassed, History pprlraysy no hightr
men raise the hailonai standard ard un-'
consciously VIZ shape our IDEALS along the
same large lines. 55 5r
First Of all the ideal man is brond-
minded blg-hearted chivalrous and brave.
Sincerity. truthfulness and honor In the
fun sense Of each, form the warp and
Woof Of his being, He Is as fearless and
tender and sympathetic as woman.
Ills nea.t Is full Of love for humanity.
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Dunstant, Of Wash.
Dempsey and Mr.. 4

L. ( 4
sneri and Mr.. Vivian Dunstant, Of. Wash.
ainstoH; Miss Allie Dempsey and Mr.. II
charlie Hui, . Then came til BRIDE.
leaning on the arm OF the groom, y frhas
ceremony WAS performed by Reys Hugh
Goodwin, passor OF both bride and
groom. bridesmaids were becon-l
siIgly attired In white null with j zoe md
SATIN Thinning and carried white care
nations tied with streamers Of 5whire
ribbon. The bride carried a bouqlet
nj hride'a roses. The bride Is one OF
the most popular young ladies OF spnt-
sylyan.ai possessing as she does disc
position OF unusual sweetness The
Ia nov engag d Vim business in SulaneS
county I, Missouri, which will be their
future home. The presents were nus I
3merous and hand some, attesting, the love
and esteen. IN Which this coup 10 - held.
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THE IDEAL MAN THROUGH THE FEMININE EYE.
BY JULIA WYATT BULl-ARD.

Il The Ideal man exists in the mind Of
! every woman be sbe' spinster, wife, maid
frr as s0 tI,e womeJj? differ WHO cali them
intot eXlstence. In proportion as the @o-
man IS Rne or coarse, deep or shallow.
weak or strong, earnest or flinPant. SO $
WA woI,ans ideal is never the same at
4 nfleen and thirty; as she broadens and
develops her ideal grows g m mee E. a ne
4 is high as her heart, and no higher
Thus woman's ideals Of man are as shift
X 1ng as the sands OF the sea shore.
a n In real life, the ideal man. as the ideal
b woman. Is IA rara pvIs, yet he does exist
B and Is always " edored Of a great cots-
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,est ana resolute. and aims at the hlgh-
asst good OF many peOple. IA s5 saH

nest ana resolute, and aims at the high
est good Of many people.
In person, the ideal man - stralght q ap ~
broad shouldered, manly and brave HIS
forehead is broad, his head finely sha peg q;
His face shows both refinement and
position. Els " ayes are clear earnest, s,n-
ssre They aash IN n y l, !ne
are tender with sympathy, ardent WI
love Again, they Ia gh IN merry MOOD.
S However rugged it he features, bis race
y il always ais Ingiuishsd looking His
voice Is deep and musical enc ,mriis !, g
the, very soul the one W1o. J. loves ,ss, MN
and by whom he is .loYesd q Il n return w ~
lis tholghtfuilI 'sof the thousand and one
little gallantries SO dear 81 :, woman 1Il1d
lie Is feyernnt Of wolnanhood. y
He has Il brilliant Slntellec and q fine
education. IIe il Ii teEestsd ~ s0c|a an 2
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z I a. . e
81, YARD WIDE CORSICA TAF'--S \.
TIA. In full weight, 'at has been
Old here for s1.l9. the price IS 1nc;
4. .,t1 YARDS or LYONS PURE y is - y
Taffeta, the old stand by. thai. wears
r for years; has always been 81, TINS TINS
sfis H0c IA yard.
5RI,AC1l PEAU DID 'CYGNE. the best
and handsomest fabric ever made
at 81, our price 75c
YARD WIDE BLACK INDIA sIEk. {
pcrspiration and water proof, a. .he
rnn,nrkablo price OF soc a yard. In, Inc
4 same. n inches wide, ls 500.
DOUBLE WIDTH BLACK 5CRtDP t:1
DE CHINE, the best goods maze IN
e France, instead Of a.6 Is SLID
yard.
4 Two qualities Of Black Peau de Sole,
75c [and SIC values. for 40c ana .l oee
yard.
Yard Wide Black Peauade Sole, best
s1.25 value. Csc a yard.
!. WHITE IlABU'rAI WASH Silks, ~
inches wide. will be 3pc a yard. 81
Another lot Of Hand Loom White Iia tl-
55 batai Is :.5c a yard. u l.3tS !.
The usual best 45c Habutai Is marked marked
35c. al
Yard Wide best SOC White Habutai is
5Oc a yard. e
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Zoe PURE SILK PoNa g 8 . e ;,,, 4, !.
ite luster, 81 every shade. including
those for evening wear, u L.; 20. ~.
Ga PIECES u or SIC TWO TONED
5I.oUIslNEs, In styles for new spring
dresses these will be 50cc q o yard q.
All tho new colors In checks OF PURE
silk Taffetas for 4nc and ODE! y
SILK MOUSSDLIN MES, silk en- broid y,
orcd Or plain. IL &c and 10c
yard, In every color; also white ana ana
black. n t y "a
HABUTAIs IN BLACK or colors that
n IRE stain, or persplration proof, VII /
stand perfect cleaning, instead 4 OF ST.
TOO a yard. III
The Most Superior Silk Pongee, y, !.
the new champa gne shades best 81
goods. special for 00c.
2-inch Shnntung Pongees, all pure
SILK, always TIC, this Is 4so.
PING YANG q PONG EE Y inches
Re wide. the new, stylish silk for the
coming season, SOC q yard.
Nearly 100 pieces OF All Silk New F'ou-$
i lards, altathe colors and shades, spe--5s
A 4 clal for soc q yard.
soc a yard will buy almost an end
less variety Of New Fancy SILK Fab
n RIGS, differing III their designs from
IS any In the past. 81 a ~ \ III 4.
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EARLY Embroideries and Laces.

are less than we can buy then
Real and Imitation gLaces Of el
15N1BRoIDERrEs, lin every width and
every design, with match sets and and
81 ailovers. 81 81, s3 y ,y fi u q
10 2-3c buys Wide Elm broldery
iFlouncings. III ,f ii n.
25c, 35c and 600 buys New Swiss
Bmbroideries. Including New Eng
Il lsh Eyelet designs. Ell
You can buy Enbrolderies for sc, DC,
20, Do and 1:c q yard, worth double.
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4o-NcH INDIA LTNoN. many OF
them better and none Inferior to the
IL 1-2c quality, price 3-4c a yard.
zoe AND 25c PERSIAN LAWNS,
IL 1-2c. 5s
IMPORTED ENGLISH NA1NSOOK.
IL yards 10 piece. regularly S2.2o, this
s1.6O a piece,
AINSOOK, in lengths from to Is
yards. double width, 2lc quality. for
12 20 a yard. s
8EST CSC INDIA LINON. 10 inches
e wide. is 16 2-3c a yard,
NEST SOFT FINISH DIAITY'
siE CHECKS. for women's or children's
wear, always Zoe, for IL lie.
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Sale Of Damasks

Handsomest ESQ Damask Towels will
be 30c. aS II l{s i3Ss IS .
81 and sl.25 pure Linen Hemstitched
8 Carving Cloths, %. "A I,
500 dozen, Linen IIuck Towels, lsxSs
4 inches, Zoe each. VIZ 81, n
stitched and fringed, 25c. II.
5000 yards Heavy TWl lied Crash Tow
elling, 3 3-4c& "a yard, s3 !.
ITO dozen Pure Linen German Dinner
VI Napkins. ~ dozen, y,
Large Pure Linen Grass Bleached
Y Dinner Napkins, We're " $2,25, now
& S1.60 a dozen.s l9 FL 4 "a; III
Finest Double Darnask Irish. Nap
Hundreds OF other Linen Fabrics, In
large quantities, for hotels or board
Ing houses, Including Linen Sheet
Ing, 3 1-2 yards wide. worth sl25
for 100 yard. d. I. III
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styles In this lot All IL N .s {, ST
20 oxen TO Gowns for 6oc !. ach--5
e They are mostly trimmed , With tor
ohonH lace, square neck an ana y Z yoke
trimmed In empire style have , I 500
hundreds OF the same garment N,lLl:. az
III 75c. 81 81 n
21o DOZEN y AIRS OF 4 DRAWERS '' Pr
s 25c As PAIR As near home y MADE, az 81
garments as you can get,5slin 20 I'll tsl 5S5
WI sewing and materials. IA 9 3Sisl 4
DRAWERS, 1Dc-They have " deep
cambria rutfle and hens it 'c:lt Cd z
tucks. 3Sb s,,5!. ts5I 81 q 5,t
2pc for $40 Draw ers - They, have deep e!
lawn ruff fles. tucked, and wide = Or
chon lace trimming. u
LACE TRIMMED
SKIRTS. ssc-- Usually sell for sl,25 Z
858 to $3.50. M! &, l$ VI s.sts
10 dozen 5B Handsome Embroidery
4 Trimmed Skirts, a deep flounce Of
tho new En- llsh e,nbro idery::$ they
were mad 9 to sell at s2.25, our price CO !.
Il 81. 90 each. 8 \ N 5
There are short skirts at i 25c i 44e
and 6OC t ~ r. 49, x
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Store Full Of Cotton Fabrics.
More Than Ever Before

In a month or two fey5sWil
willing to5sell5 them at almost
8 5000 yards of Scotch Dimittes,5.
csc, for D}S.4cs q yard I, Y
4o-inct wide Kinlona 81 tn, !: Il, the3HeVv,
Japan and American styles, will be.
sold for DC q yard. hi ssst
Mercerized SILK abrl cs, In d every iYyarl-
ETY. the manufacturers have pro-
duced; the quality that wa s $50 last
81 ason, the price will be 70 4: 3 ';-a a
N yard. y. u =. RI NJ 81 .5 NY
Double and Twist ed SILK, Mercerized
Examines. In white and solid colors,
SCI 35cS value. for 4 &c. gsaS d, u
New Linen and Merce rized suitings.
the newest this season s 3355c fabrics
are Zoe a yard. 3s 5y Us 3y 5.,3
25c Cream Crepe Cloths, 15c.
y 1000 yards of Madras and Ginghams,
imported to sell for Ito to &c, your
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Business
5Acres6of White lnd erWear

The largest and best display Of popular priced
ever shown ii Ricinlon. Nearly whole aisle on second
floor and aart 81 an aisle filled e overfoWing
price reasons too the quantities ans
STYLES advertise them and expect them to adYeftse
8ria as the best UnderNc house this
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ny description and kind. q
HUNDREDS or 4$ DOzENs OF 4
B WASH LACES,. Sc. 5.,5, Fl
Double Width Spot Net. in white. ecru
and cOlors. OSc. S5s y saS5
Real Torchon Laces, Sc, Sc and Sc g g 4
5f yard. Is Il rs A, 81 Ri 4, Ii AZ
Allover and Applique Laces. for dress
es. In every variety, DOC yard and I
/! upwards. 81 IS y. &, iS 81 NJ
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'COHEN'S STORE TN ITSl
W her ever Silks 5 / K -
Our BUYERS Were on Hand

There was no limit quantities-ony to prices hee
et q sc, d price advantage They will be oun; IN the
Wanted STYLES despite their remarkable prices The choice
u valuable one--be here in good time
This sale viii include the best make Of BACK sks
so
i3 ward vide Taffeta named
finest silk fol yard
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.Cohen's Great February Sale
of t oilet Articles.

TOO much stock The buyer has gone through it with
wo-edged sword and cut prices right and left
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Colored Dress Goods

Mohalr BatIste, double width, best
price heretofore $50, this Is 2Dc.
New Mohalr sultings, the latest Brad
ford materials. ~ a yard.
Rainpoof Cloth. the So quality. for
Sl..5 q yard, &c Inches wide,
Newest 81 Mohair, in blue only. is 7oc
yard. ,aa5 ILL.,
% pieces OF 25c Dress Fabrics, double
width. 10 2-3c a yard.
Sl,95 Eolienne, In the new green, la
$50 q yard,
4i,inch Fancy Imported Shepherds
Plaids, G1c yard,
New Bourette Volles. A Inches wide,
VIII be 81, now 7Hc,
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EMBROIDERED DOT MusL1Ns, 100
and 25c values, for 12s1-2c and 15c.
4 USUAL IL 1-2c INDIA 3LINON, sheer
and fine. is g 1-;ic.
4 PARIS MOUSsELINEs and Wash
Chiffons. Ia yards wide, the 800
and 45c grades. are 1Oc and 20c.
AIDRCERIZED SILK ENiBROID-
ERRED PlQUEs. endless variety OF
designs, Instead OF 35c, are 100 a.
yard. Z
e 200 YARDS IL LEO CHECKED MAIN
SOCKS, &c q yard,
5 FRENCH WELTS, zoe quality. 100.
4 Toe SILK ArERCERIzED gBROCADES,
also Embroidered Pique Poplns, are
Zoo yard. g "a
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Securing the Linen Market

has produced effect in the prices in store that
Is seldom met with course few Of these be repeated
at such prices.
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Black Goods

y All Wool French Crepe Cloth. AZ Inches
wide, roe yard.
Piieslley's Powderette. one OF the new
black fabrics 81 a yard
I Drap de Alma, very handsome. SLID
yard.
New Wire Yotles that will be Sl.2a are
be sold for 7Gc q yard
All Wool Wolfe, Al inches wide. guar
anteed to wear equal TO sl25 goods.
MI for zoe yard.
All Wool Wolfe. IS inches wide.
81 1-2c ward.
!, All Wool serges that should DO Gsc
t are iSc a yard.
, Black Mohairs. double width, zoe q
, yard
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"a Cases Of White Goods
Thousands Of Pieces

Mil ends and full pieces Aof the latest and newest
seasons fabrics You choose for price almost
any kind Of goods you will the coming Part
sold the main floor the rest in Of basement middle
aisle 85aG 5j83j
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llykLlllllLllg b n
most u beautiful designs, worth g to II.
choice Of any design that this high
class manufacturers has produced for
o 3-4c. 81 n 81 ss#5.
SILK, SAIu1ls. navy blue or black with
white dots mad to sell for &c, our
price will be 1Oc. a rs tl tt ii
Woven Shepherd Checks are, among
\ the new fabrics;--just the thin g---price5
4 100. d. NH S5.i s3i l
New organdles, hundreds Of pieces of
the most beauti full designs, IL 4 20
h, and csc. .sss saE 4. VI ifg5 .43 4 58s
SILK Grenadines !. made to sell for 15c.
4 are priced 15c. }ff}:
Double Width Covert; Cloths, in all tho
various shades, always zoe, for
IL 1-2c. III .5i{ .s5 ~ ~ NJ n q
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open for {, ! 4 New Spring q.
Eel ruaf-y 81 ecial Price s

Handsomely allored b New Covert
Jackets, !, iatest styles. worth i $3.50, /
I, for ~. 90. us ls igS III
New CO vert Suits, Just ready madeSto3
y! sell. for $40. Y 1re brtiniy srcclal price,
Il n q, s}s III SS555 5a,
New Spring Sui N In Black Chevlot,
Y g g + esulnr3 s21 suit February price,
ss III. 90. a D is,, n
Ne v AZ N chair Brilliant Inc " Suits, In
black and 4col ors. ~. 30. 3si9 a 5isi
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Muslin UInd erW 6 Al at
B asenl ent Prices.

GOWNS AT 2De, IN four st yles.
yokcs OF cluster pin tucas, Is on
either side, y neck and cambria
ruf ne, 44cEvalues. ri
I aOc FOR 6Oc GOyvNS-Yokcs
trimmed with four l,ows OF en-
3$a broideiy or lace inserting.
LOT OF, . DRAWERS AND fCoR-
5i8 SET COVERS at Zoe B each, 4 sc
W. to 35c values ,
THREE LOTS OF SKIRTS are
'Oe. 4 g. and bOc each. each all
extra values. 5sg 3S5 III 5.f
DRAWERS FOR 1Oc, with 6-inch$
s33 cambria ruffle and deep hem-5
us STITCHED hem. =. y
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Woolen Dress Fabrics

The collection is like finding half hmong them goods
or the stylish tailor suit New spring fabrics Of course.
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Our Waist Cutter Don't.
Charge Cent.

Y on can tell sSher al your trou-
Y bles a bout syou + waists heretofore
not fitting. That's her business.
I'll you miss this chance8to get q
waist cut free by the finest :ex--55
I pert cutter fever in Richmond
that's your business,
or course, we want you to buy
( the goods from us, for hats our
business ft HI 5}ss3