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Most torturing and disfiguring of itching,
burning, scaly skin and scalp humors is in.
stantly roliovod by a wann batli with Ccn>
cuuA Soap, a Binglc application of Cijticcra
(ointment), tho great skin cure, and a full dose
Of CVTICURA ItESOLVKST, greatest, of blood
jjurihors and humor cures, when all else fails.
Imold thronghootth? world, I'omtnDxcoAirnCniu.
Coir., l'rop,., Boeton. " How to Cure Salt Rheum," ftct.
FALLING HAIR ^?^?."^
MOUNTAIN FULL OF GOLD.
Called Mount Debendeleben in Honor of
the Explorer.
Santa Rosa, Cal., July 31.?Professor
Otto Fried Debondelebeu declares that
there is a mountain of gold in Alaska,
-situated at 65 degrees 25 minutes and 11
seconds north latitude, and 172 degrees
we<>t longitude. This mountain is called
Mount Debendeleben in bo nor of the
professor, and was named by Professor
George Davidson.
It was in 18GB, while he was a member
of the famous Wes-tern [Union Telegraph
Russian extension expedition, that Pro?
fessor Debendeleben first saw "the inouii
tain. It is the highest peak iu all that
region, he says, and is full "of gold.
It was Professor Debendeleben who
prepared the report on the resources of
Alaska that went to Secretary of State
Seward, which Mr. Seward declared to
he one of the most comprehensive docu?
ments of its character ever compiled. It
was on this report that the Secretary
principally relied when urging the pur?
chase of Alaska from Russia by the
United States.
REVOLUTION' IN PORTUGAL.
Madrid, July 31.? The Portuguese
Journal, Beculo; says that owing to the
disturbed condition of Lisbon and Oporto
the troops stationed here have been con?
fined to their barracks. Reinforcements
are arriving and the streets are patrolled
by troops. Many arrests have been
innde and the customs authorities hare
seized a quantity of ammunition.
MEETS TO MORROW.
There will be. a meetimrof the Critten
ton board at Y. M. O. A. parlor to-mor?
row afternoon at 5 o'clock. It is espe
cially requested that each member he
present promptly, as business of impor?
tance must be transacted.
COMMITTEE MEETING.
7-Tho Democratic executive committee
met last night to receive reports from
the various committees as to the progress
being made towards preparing for the
convention. Mutters are progressing
finely and the committee says there is not
the least doubt about being able to enter?
tain the visitors.
We are headquarters for all kiuds of
repair work. AU wot k guaranteed and
prices to suit tho times. Virginia Car?
riage Co.
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy'always affords prompt
relief. For sale by H. C. Harnes, "lie
puts up prescriptions-"
WE ARE THE PEOPLE.
At least, we are the people's friend, for
we enable them to buy GOOD shoes
CHEAP. Come to either store?Etalem
avenue or JefTerson street?and get it
square deal'and a good pair of shoes.
BACHRACH.
THE SACRIFICE.
It Blade Mamma Sad, bat the Uaby Gloated
She was a sweet little woman, with
big brown eyes and a pretty air of de?
termination and hardly summoned for
titudo, as sho led n 4-year-old boy into
an np town barber shop. Sho took off
his hat and dallied lovingly for n mo?
ment with his long yellow curls. Then
she spoke to tho man in the first chair,
but her voice faltered and fell, and no
one elso conld hear what she said.
In a minute tho little ohap was perched
atop of a hassock placed in the chair, a
big apron was around his neck, and tho
barber with comb and shears in hand
was preparing to begin his work.
The little woman seated herself reso?
lutely with her faco to tho street and
gazed straight out at the stream of
teams and bicycles that fills Woodward
avenuo just beforo noon, but sho didn't
seem to see anything of tho long proces?
sion.
"Snip, snip, snip," went the shears,
and still she looked straight ahead bo
fore her. Then her bend began to turn
slowly, but before tho fatnl chair came
in view she had recovered her nervo and
straightened herself with a little shiver,
fixing her gaze onco moro on tho oppo?
site side of tho street '
Bat that couldn't last long. Her
hands wero beating nervously on tho
arms of tho chair, and tho too of a
dainty boot made a rat-a-tat-tat on the
tiling. Sho shifted uneasily in her seat,
and pretty soon her head turned again,
very slowly this time, until she could
see the devastation tho shears had
wrought.
Ours side of the littlo chap's head was
already shorn of its long locks, and tho
unfeeling tousorial artist held another
curl at fnli length. "Snip" went tho
shears. Tho little woman gasped, and a
big tear rolled down her check. Sho
flicked it off, but another followed it.
Sho didn't look away again, but tho
barber's task was nearly finished beforo
she trusted herself to speak,
j Then sho swallowed hard, tried to
smile and said in n strained, wabbly
voice:
"They're almost gone now, baby."
I ' 'Yes,'' responded the youngster, with
hn approving glance at his reflection in
j the minor. "I guess Dick won't call
1110 a littlo girl any more."?Detroit
I New&
A young English girl, at a reception
given to n number of literary lions, re?
marked to one of them, alter a survey
6f tho collection, "How very odd that
tho better tliev write the uglier they
are!"
CROPS IX POUR STATES.
Chicago, July 3l.?The monthly issue
of the "Corn Belt" says to-day [in regard
to crop conditions obtaining iu Kansas,
Nebraska, Iowa and 'Missouri, that they
are exceedingly favorable. The corn
crop promises to be phenomenally large,
and wheat, oats and rye tire a satisfac?
tory crop.
BALD WON AGAIN.
Manhattan Beach, July 31.?At the
Riverside Wheelmen's racc-s this after?
noon the mile professional race resulted
as follows: Eddie Bald won. Earl Klser
second. Tom Cooper third. Time, 3:10,
HOT ENOUGH FOR YOU?
I have hot weather shoes for everybody.
Keep your feet nice and cool and you can
stund the hot weather. I have complete
stocks in two stores?Salem avenue and
Jefferson street. BACHKACH.
and Was Glad.
Tie fie
ilmllo
signature
ig on
orery
wrapper.
of
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At St. Iiouis?Sc Louis, 0 runs, 11
hits, 4 errors. " Loulsvillt.ll runs, 10
hits,'i errors. Batteries: Grim and Mur?
phy; Mngeo and Wilson.
Second game ?St. Bon Is, 7 rant,, 10
hits, 3 errors. Louisville, 5 runs. 8 hits,
2 errors. Batteries: Hart und Murphy;
Frazier and Wilson.
At Cincinnati?Cincinnati, BJruns. 9
hits, 2 errors. Cleveland, 6 runs, 13 hits,
2 errors. Batteries: Dwyer and Peitz:
Young and Zimmer.
At Washington?Washington, 6 runs,
11 hits, 2 errors. Boston. 7 rnus, 9 hits,
1 error. Batteries: McJames and Mc
Guire; Nichols and Bergen.
At Chicago?Chicago, 7 runs, 11 hits, 7
errors. Pittsburg, U.runs, 11 hits, 3
errors. Batteries: Frierd and Donohue;
Killen nnd Sugdeu.
At Brooklyn?Brooklyn, 3 runs, 1 hits,
2 errors. New York, 4 runs, 6 hi?s, 3 er?
rors. Batteries: Kennedy and Grim;
MeekiuBnd Warner.
At Bnltimore?Baltimore, 8 runs, 13
hits, 0 errors. .Philadelphia, 2 ruus, 10
hits. 2 errors Batteries: Nops and
Clark: Taylor and McFarland.
Standing of tue Clubs. W L P Ct
Boston. 60 24 700
Baltimore. 52 20 GG5
Cincinnati. 50 27 050
New York. 47 80 Oil
Cleveland. 44 35 560
Philadelphia. 40 .44 477
Pittsburg. 37 43 463
Chicago. 37 47 440
Brooklyu. 34 40 425
Louisville. 30 43 433
Washington. 29 50 380
St. Louis. 21 02 253
ATLANTIC" LEAGUE.
standing of the cujus. W L PCt
Newark. 52 84 005
Lancaster. 52 34 605
Hartford. 47 33 553
Richmond. 10 3S old
Patersoh. 42 44 488
Norfolk. 37 43 468
Athletics.36 46 430
Beading.28 56 ?38
MINI STEH' S V At JATION.
Washington, July 81.?Sonor Dupuy de
Lome, tho Spanish minister at Washing?
ton, will leave for Lenox, Mass., to-mor?
row.
FEED YOn; STOCK.
We are headquarters for all kinds of
stock feed. We keep on hand a full sup?
ply of hay, corn, oats, and chop. Also
sell wheat. Prompt delivery to any part
ot the city. J. A. HOOVER;
21-1 Saleir. avenue. 'Phone 214.
BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE.
The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chil?
blains, Coras, and all Skin Eruptions,
and positively cures Piles, or no pay re?
quired. It is guaranteed to give perfect
Batisfactionor money refunded. Price 25
cents per box. For sale at Massie's Phar?
macy, 109 Jefferson street, Koauoke.
Elizabeth, N. .1.. Oct. 19, 189G.
Ely Bros., Dear Sirs:?Please accept
my thanks for your favor in the gift of a
bottle of Cream Balm. Let me say I have
used it for years and can thoroughly rec?
ommend it for what it claims, if direc?
tions are followed. Vours truly,
(RE?.) II. W. HATHAWAY.
No clergyman should be without it.
Cream Balm is kept by all druggists.
Full size 50c. Trial size 10 cents. We
mail it.
ELY BROS., 56 Warren St., N. Y. City.
NO KICK COMING.
You walk in my store, put on a pair of
easy shoes nnd pay me just a small price
for them and you are oue of the best sat
islied men in town. My shoesareeasy to
wear and easy to buy. Come to either
store?Salem avenue or Jefferson street.
BACHRACH.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take Laxative liromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it fails
to Cure. 25c. For sale by Chas. Lyle.
Yes we're overloaded,overstocked; who
will help us? We've got to get rid of
these summer shoes ! This is July?just
the time you want them and just the
time we must got rid of them. We never
carry over stock and get crowded with
"HOUSEKEEPERS."
We aro now ordering Fall Goods and
must bo ready for tnem. We will male
prices so low that it will PAY YOU and
helD us move our summer shoes.
Ladies' Oxfords that were bar?
gains at *l\50, now...$2,00.
Ladies' Oxfords that wore
$1.50 now.$|,|5,
Note the savlnic to purchase now.
Same .saving in Children's Shoes.
Spot Gash Money Savers,
Either with or v/ithciii 5
change in the tariff.
Farm of 457 acres IT miles from itoan
oke ami -1 miles- from Norfolk and WesV
tcrii si at ion, 200 acres of clear land of
line quality. The balance or the land in
cood timber. There Is probably enpugli
tan bark on the place to pay for it. This
lain! is of great'fertU'tty and produces
wonderful crops of corn, wheat and
gross. It is probably the best location ii:
tiiis section of the country for apples,
peaches ;ind grapes. The improvements
arc lair. This is a great bargain. Price,
$2,500.
Farm of !)? ncre.V2 1-1: mlle.s'from Roan
okc: land o?fine*qunllty; 5-room dwelling;
good barn; young orchard. Price, $0,31)1),
f800 cash, balance loim time.
Farm of 217 acres of line grass land in
Montgomery county, ti miles from Dub
Un. Price, sjy.HOO.
Special bargains in bouses and lots in
tbo l>est part of the city.
Scud for price list of city and county
pi operty.
J. F WiNGFIELD
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
(lround Floor Terry Building.
The New Tariff
That is now in effect advances prices. 1 Men's clothes
will cost more, sure.
Buy To-day's and Next Season's Needs.
Take advantage of present low prices. Don't
believe they'll ever touch where they are to-day.
Circumstances have made low prices still lower. We
must make room for new merchandise contracted
for that will soon be arriving. We are reducing
the vast stocks of clothing. It's the chance to
secure best makes of clothes. We're not consid?
ering cost. It's to accomplish certain result.
That's the reason you get
$6,50 Suits for S4.50.
4
66 66
66
66
7.50.
15.00 " " lO.OO.
Yousers
Chance of a lifetime in buying stich Trousers as
offering. The very best Worsted Strip"-.
?5 and$6, to go n1 $2.50 and ><:5.r>i>. (Ml
that were $3 now $1.50. Others at $2.5
wer?' 84.
Bicycl? Suits and Pants at Money-saving Prices.
Men's and Boys' 50c and 75c Straw Hats now :
are
orth
lots
that
Don't Think-of Buying Until You Sog The
Philadelphia One-Price Clothing House.
-MANUFACTURERS AND DBALERS IN
Mouldings, Brackets, Shingles, Laths, Lime, Cement, Plaster,
Hair, Bricks, Sash, Doors, Blinds, Etc., Etc.
Office 1 10 Campbell St. 'Phone 174,
are now just at high noon of the hot weather. The summer is but hall gone. THOSE AU
GUST DAYS with the great PRICE REDUCTIONS NOW ON at our store should x
be the most interesting of all the year to the economical shopper. Bring your
dollars here. Note what you can do with them this week:
Big Lot of Ladies' Read-to-Wear
Skirts at Decided Reduction.
All-Linen Crash Skirts?n nuinufnctur
er was late shipping an order pluced some
weeks ago?rather tliau have (lie goods
Tctii med an oiler to hold them vwi.s accept?
ed. They will be on sale to-morrow us
follows:
Linen Crash Skirts, worth $1.25, to?
morrow only 8Bc. Latest cut, full wide,
S-inch hems. See them.
Ladles' Figured Brilliantino Skirts,
worth $2, to morrow at ?1.19.
Lndles' White Pique Skirts, worth
$2.25, to-morrow at $1.40.
Remnants.
We will place on our counter Monday
a big lot of Remnants of Woolen Goods
in blacks and colors, at one-half price.
Some great values among these.
Big lot of Remnant Wash Goods,
Prints, Percales, etc., at less than one
half price.
Beits.
Ladies' Leather Be' ts in the finer grades
decidedly cut.
Finest Leather Belts,nil the new shades,
most popular buckles, all new, worth
09c. at 49c.
50c Belts at 39c.
Wrappers.
Two dozen Ladies' Lawn Wrapper.*,
worth $1, your choice to morrow at OUe.
Our Great Wash Goods Sale is
Mill on.
Many pretty choice styles still here.
Note the cut:
Lawns, Dimities, etc.,worth 12 l-2c, all
to go at 5 3-4c the yard.
Lawns, Dimities, Lappets, Organdies,
etc., worth 15c to 18c, to go nt be the
yard.
Why not have an additional thin dress
at these remarkable prices''
Next Week the Convention.
A thousand or move people will be here.
If you keep boarders you will be pressed
for accommodation. Prepare In advance
for their coming.
Note a few:
Special Prices on Sheetings,
Table linens, Towels, Napkins.
10 1 full Bleached Sheeting.Kood, heavy
quality, the usual 22c grade, this week,
at 17 l-2c the yard.
0-4 Best Quality Bleached Sheeting,
only 19c.
10 4 Uubleaohed Sheeting, good quality,
and only 14c the yard.
42-lnch Pillow Case Cotton, good heavy
quality, at l)c the yard.
Napkins from 50c to $11.50 the do/.cn.
Special values in Table Linens, at 48c,
75c and 08c.
Two big things in Towels, at 10c and
121 2c each. All Linen and great values.
BARGAINS.
Special in Black Cress Goods.
More of them added to the list this
week.
At 24c the yard, nuother lot of the 36
inch wide all-wool French Serge in live
shades of black.
At 28c the yard, instead of 37 1 2c the
yard, another lot of the 30 inch all wool
One quality Storm Serge. Great value.
At 40c, 5 pieces of fine Mualily Figured
Mohair and Wool Figured Dress Goods,
worth .10c to 09c.
At 59c, 5 pieces of the very desirable
natural weave in Black Dress Goods;
just reduced from 75c.
At 58c, 3 pieces of very desirable things
In Canvas Weaves, have been 75c.
Stamped linens.
Quite a few of the "job lot" of Stamped
Linen pieces on sale to-morrow.
25 per cent, off of regular prices takes
them.
BARGAINS,
Lot of ladies' Night Wrappers
at a Bargain
10 dozen Ladies' Night Wrappers,
nlcelv made, of good material, latest
shaped necks; worth 75c, to-morrow 49c
Fans Cut in Two
Any of our fine assortment of Empiro
Japanese Fans to morrow at just one-half
regular cost.
Men's Shirts.
5 Ladies' Shirt Waists.
to go at a bargain. Mostly 32 and 38
sizes. Worth from 75c to $1.25. Any of
them, If you llnda dt, to-morrow at 89c.
BARGAINS.
49c will buy a $1 Shirt at our store to?
morrow, if fou can find a size. Drop In
nn.l see them.
Collars at Ic Each.
Lot of Gentlemen's and Ladies' Col?
lars, soiled, at lc each to mo/e them out.
Broken s'zes.
Such values as we are now offering are
only attainable during this period of the
season. See the stock.
Take Advanta
This Week's
Bargains.
ge of
206 Commerce Street.
