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DALLAS DULY HERALD
FFOUT8, ELLIOTT MALL..
Entered lit the Poit-Offloe at Dallas a
(ieeoud-Clase Matter.
TTRSIS OF BPIISCKII'TION.
p.ULY.
Per Cepy OB
One Mouth 1.0(1
Ttirmt Mo tun H.flO
Blx Mcsnrlll S.00
One Year 10.00
lie Iverect In City hi til en per year .
MOND tr. au lusr. 17. ih.
aMkMIMWMaHMHtMi
It in generally supposed that Toxana
can take care of tlionuolvos, but it
look as if up la Coeko county two or
throe dcBporodoos were terrorlginR the
entlro county. Tlioso Lf.e boys ouht
to bo at onco suppressed., and the uood
name ami fair fame ot Texas depends
coulidonlly upon Cooke valor 10 ac
complish tug desired rw-ult,
. i
SsATon 1 j;llku wit!, In nil likeli
hood, next wlulor be the biiHlObt man
In the Senate, deluding ills adminis
tration of the land and Indian bureaus
in the Intel ior dcipartmont. LVhic
cracy Las unearthed somo choice spoci
mens of administration that will re
qulro all the aonator' ingenuity and
political aclouoe to asllMaelorily ex
plain.
The Pennsylvania supreme court
hasdooluod that a man has no lnaurti.
ble Interest in tho life of his mother-ln-lnv
. In all the agony el niothsr-ln-
law life there has boon 0110 thiuica
man could look 'orwatd to with ploai
re her death but oven thin Ih now
duilod li'm. Truly, the way of the
married nun Krowetu harder day by
any.
On South Unlit street, tietwonn iSyc
amurn huiI Mrrn.y streets, the old
worn out plank Hlcloiviilk noetta Imuio
Ulnto fcttention. It ih absolutely dun
gorous to tte old returning from
Ohu.cn, positively bu.ardiui to tho
dear, delightful young couplo from
the choir, who are lout in tho arm
clutch and all that Unit implies. Un
derneath of that walk Ih a sower, and
In naioofa fiill thsrolB, a dreadful ac
cident would ru'ieU. liu i In nil Beri
oiiHiie.iH lt It bo promptly repaired.
FitOM 0 party Just froin Houston we
learn Unit on and after tj-dsy there
will ben new deal with tho Houston
I'OHt. MSSIKH. CllltAP.kll.AV, Youn
and Watso.i will be suooeoilol by a
joint stock company, headed by M Avon
J3ai.br, with JlolitHi I rip. Mr
ToniAK WiT( 11 ml, the former cdllor-lu-ohior,
will tal;o clir;e of the siinc
turn and huhlnc oflloo. It la do
tonnlncil to uiiike tho I'oitt evun a
much better paper lliut It bus recently
boon, and every effort will be made to
bring it to tho trout in lirst-clnsH
nhpo.
Tjik China ro Tiir.en bbjh: "Nib
CiiAHi.i.s Dunn linn einployed a
couplo of lawyers, and the scaiiilsl will
bo ventilated In nil It h salseioiiH and
boiih.t.IoiihI (lotullu In the KnRlliih
court?. Hut Mil Cll ari.i:m I rather
Into.' in HtoUInK l'i)ll ndvico, lie
-.iutiM liuvo consulted bin lawyers In
fory ncknowledKliiK hlaniilt by hi, mi
ltC tho Injured i'Uhlmr.d a ckw k lor
J12.VO0O Bsa p!ator tor bin damaged
honor. Wo Jury, under thoelraum
Bluncru, en acijalt him unlcm, of
course, ho linn other laro ehfckH t.)
dlNtributo tuiuuK the jurymen."
80 rampnnt a Itailiotl nalho I'iiiliT
dolphla Itoordin wllllnn to drop tho
am all fry, audi na Hiohino and
Ach illa Jonks, and look further and
holier. Truly, and alter all, the
world uiovt'H. The Kocord Byn: "A
weak nmnor a politician would oiler
npa HiooiNsor a Joia, or aomo ml
nor offciinler, with Klaroof red IIkIiI
aud blare of brana bAiida, and Imcomo
0 coiuplotely absorbed in Jho core
monythat be would forRot all about
tackling the big rancalH. Hut tills la
not t'Lr.VKLAnu's style; aud it la bo
cause ho shown couruRO and coii'dHl
ency in importaut a II airs that the poo
pie triiHl his JudKinout In nil nor in At
torn, or if ho makes nilutakea are only
too anxlnu to exeuao them."
That was a terrible trial that a lort
Worth retKrtor bad t J be subjected to
ou Kunday niorulng, In publlshlni;
agalnxl lilniself a card captloued, "A
lAo Nalltd." Iu that he coufoised
thuatothe world that Iho wroiiK be
bad doLO to certain persons wa"mau
Ufacturcd out of the whole cloth."
And yet this species ot manufacture
Is roIhk on uioioor less dullv all over
tho country, Iuuendes, suspicion,
dented souteuces, hints, ot., aro so
thrown out In that Mlcuarelllan inodo
which warrants the assertion that Ian
Ruaige is made to conceal rather than
exactly reveal lutoutlons, that com
inuulliee, institutions and Individuals
re but too oliou made the prey of
carlehsncHsnr malice.
WnrtiK t ) bang a tberinomeler and
bo to bang a tbei inouieler aro que
tlons of some interest t lA'Hltes
Just now. Tha reports this snmuier
make Dallas tho bot'.est plnco in tho
Btate. The citizen contend to it l ho
signal lei vice thermometer Is pUd
la a locality that la not at all an aver
ago temperature, away oil on a sand
bed. Ou Ih 01 her hand, the official In
charge insists that he knows his bus
Inosa thoroughly, mi i smiles at certal a
asjggeailons as to the proposi d position
ha the Merchauts' Exchange. At
Dr. GKoneaT. Atkin's store, on Kim
treet, the blithest point the morcury
reached here this summer was Otis,
last week, whereas the Instrument at
the lionMon A Texas Central railroad
depot hss marKod 11 S, lot aud HOC,
Now, this 103' business ia a serious
matter In malarial and other fevers,
and we don't like to report our an (Tor
lng Delias with any auii record. That
fluurols too high, and if these thor
mometera won't do better wo bad tot,
like the Irishman, break Ihfxn all aud
top this liiteueo beat Hut then, after
all, on it uVtlon, the fsct that tbethor
moiuetir Leb up serenely so hUh
doesn't (lemonatiato that tbeclty Is the
bottet, Ixcsuso fnly a few yards
away, or In a current of supsrlm uiu
KL.t air,' tssslrg tluouKti a eeoond
p cry, n r It stsm e it may be tit light
jully cool. I n J i o ' Dallas proiier,
Isu't so hot as jo, n Ight aupoo e
Come and iJ nrn with us, ti l we w III
lrt you cojtv. uiltii'.o olcally
speaking. .
tcrs
lUiuhsraiUj,;;."
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MONS PARIETUH ET RIDICU'
LUS MUS.'
ine URtveston News ef Saturday
uas a column and a half editorial, cap
tloned, "The Btate Laud Board and
tho Libel Law," in which It Illustrates
the above adage. We b3uti its read
ing with avidity, we oontinuod it with
disappointment find closed with dis
gust. We regrot that one of the prom
inent papers of Texas should have
scandaliasd our State oflblals to the
norld and show ltsolf without the abil
ity of even the little Pall Mall (Jazetto
to substantiate tho charts, or with
out the Kce of gentility to withdraw
or oxplaln them. Uocaimo by this do
linyuoney It bn ruthlnnuly spenred
innocent partieH, soiled tho good name
of tho proband shot tt tho fair f,uu ol
a Stale, the intotfrity of who-io olli
clals had long Bitico become proverbial
oomoiuiiiK moro, very much more,
was duo for tho wroiiK dono all
around, uadyot the News with cyni-
oal indlffoipnco and a characlerlstl
tolf-aHertlon and solf-complacftney
wafts to tho winds the whol buiineai
as though li'.ml board, people and
preHB were iiidigtiiflearit dunco:i. Vox
a greater profusion of shandy Htulfaud
tho sorriest of salads has rarely been
served for the dilation of latolliKonvo
The incongruous dross of Illogical
propositions and strange Guntncs is
strongly rornindlvs of strolling playors
with liuddlod suits of well-worn tlnsol
which they avuuno aro jaito (ood
enough foroouutry commuultios with
out tliMr daring to rjuostlon the lordly
coadmcousion which ouacts tho farces
boforo them.
'iho day lms patted when tho
press or the public will swallow
In sllenco or tolerate with pslionen
such rdltictlonson their tisles and
jedifiuoui. Tho formnr cIam are now
too ably edited, and tho latter aro tin
viK'Unt anil exacting to hu milled by
somationnliHin, all'jcted by miiliciou
ImpoHltions, or dismayed and deterred
rrom piilyiii a merited rebuke. The
IokIo of tho articlo Is akin to that
rosnonlnf; of theinid JIe ii(;ns which
reasoned from ''the nnture of boat to
the treatment of a fevnr," and Hylloj;i-
tlcnlly proved that '-tho planets ertn
have no IndepomUut motion, because
tho heavens are Incorruptible and na
ture abhors ; vacuum." The Newrf
could, under Its own Htnlemeut h.svo
done better, If H held tho deck, and hois
a buiiKlliiK KBiuester wliocimnot win
when he Bhullles und stocks tho Mnls
his own way.
Tho News, furthermore, lias done the
press u wroiifr, by injuring Hid pros
peetot a hoped-for change in thn libel
law ylUKt;inKlhiUlllori!cll.v Into iln
own troubles as a species of Msscotte,
by thus covertly courting' and soekins
thohympathyof Its confreres whibe,
like tho wily, limping (juail, It dlverti
aitractiou from tho nontwhor lies the
aino. Liko tho Israolitrs i their
ba. Ho with the T'lilistlneH, It would
J11 eii!iipt:oiiMly brin- down I11I0 the
bu'tlo 1 bo altered ark 11s a means of ob
iMiiiiuv; victory, tiiojli tliti cinse-
piene(M of the prolanntloii Milit bo
the capture o! the ark. Accustomed to
a vlliaied and spoiled appetite through
tho loixlous sweetness of uiidl i.iriiiui;
prai-10, over a atraugily ovnr-nttcl
power, it cannot div.nt li.e!f of tlm
Idea that iu tho court ofcrlticlsm it U.ill
otent behiud tho giumo ol the veiled
ptoplint.
As tlio News' article was cuutiously
drafted, and as ttio puportrmns greatly
to admire its own reasonings, it will be
but x'on tool to let 1' .spoilt for Itself. It
" The Stale bind b jard, compound ol
all the oleellviiMatoexouitivoi Ulcers,
has, by a formal resolution, rocognis d
that tlio law of libel ot Texas ntittuln
uartily In the wsy of a free press lit
lis duty of cxnoslng oillclal iiiIhcoii
duet i r any ofllclal wrong do'ng. ii
has formally add ressml to tlm News a
declaration In which this paper is tts
mri'd tbat the board waives its iluhts
to a certsin extent timler tho libel law.
If that is not what the resolution
means, it is then merely a pleco or
oMoutaltnvs and empty 'bravado, an
alsturd thcatiical psrsilo of Indicns
tion aud delUnco. It tlin Nuus bad
not tlio rUhl to do legally wtiat the
board Invites it to do, then tho bo-.r.l,
liy its renunsmtioii of legal ilgblM,
reciinlies that the law obsirti"is ex
posiirn of elhclal tnlscoiiduot. So here
the btii hlhcst executive olllclals In
the ciutio iliHilme olllciitliy and person
ally to t ha world thai the law of libel
lit Texas Is a restraint upon a ircc
pi e is."
And hero la precisely what the laud
boaid resolution said:
Wiimiikas, There bits recmitlv up
peered tit tint (ialvestoit News tho fol
lowing: lllcro the snide Irom the
News was Inxerteill. mil n humus.
charges and insinuations of mUcon
dtict und corruption are i loarly nindo
In said publieailon against meiulirH
of the State laud hoard, aud facts ami
names ereomltted under the pretext
that tho editors sro alrsld ot tlm const,
(puuices under the present libel Ism-,
now-, iheretre, be It
Unsolved, Hy the State (ami board,
John Ireland, F. it. Lubbock, W. C.
Wslsti, and John I). remnleloii. ImiIiil-
present and participating In these nrti-
cie.lt ii, s, that wo hereby (nil v and
completely exonerate, accpilt, lolease
and hold harmless from all nalim, and
penalties, suit, costs, proseciillonn,
iluetnrs and liabilities, said Itslvcs
I mi News lor or on account ofanytnirg
it may pub Ish touching any member
ol Hi a vMisril, In the mansgi ment ol
the Uncled sflira in this Slate, pro
vide.! It cstahlislua tho truttt ol such
publieailon.
U .his is "a declaration ofilcUl and
personal that tho law of libel lit Texas
Is a restraint upon a frie press," or
tbatl'that law stands squarely lit the
way of a freo press In its
duty of exposing, oillclal miscon
duct or auy oillilal wrong doing
wo fall to comprehend language. The
land board slmpiy say to tho Nowa In
subs.ance: "Sines you choose ti so
construe the law, wo waive any aud
all, the remotest possibility of the cor
reouiosB of your cinstruotUta or any
legal consequence upon you, pro
vided you establish the truth of what
you asert." It regains from any con
i ruction whatever about the libel law
beyond that. To say otherwise I a
euro, gratuitous arbltor dictum
on the part of tho News, a species ol
b gsrdeuialu ingle. If there I thus In
the land board' resolution a declara
tion that "the law of libel lu Texts I
a restraint upon a free press" b tyottd
a piper aolf centered four, we yield.
I hi', ngsln, the land u 'rd say i The
New charges nil so induct and cor.
ruptioti agslnst Its iiMinhera." nt
the Nes saj si "I'.ot,; so far as tho
members of tho board aro conoerot In
their ofllclal pspact y, utd thorn been
evidence of their pwt.elpjtlon know
in. 1 In fraudulent or corrupt prso
sloes, tlio law of II tm' w.mM not stand
In the wsy of iln T ews In giving the
erblor.o) to tuo world." Thsbinrd
iHEIHERA I D: IV
aiinonncn Mtst tho News "chrge
fraud;" lue .ows then should procuel
with the exposure
Again: The News says In ono por
tion of Its article: "The board iadoubt
less Innocent of any wrong intention;
no member of it hss over been deemed
oapablo of a corrupt act." JBofore ok B-
ing it says: "For somo rmon thef
i,iou,ixsj ( tno noaru's valuation of the
use of the land for 18 months) was lost
to the school fund," etc. This loss
was not accidental. Not being acci
dental, it is presumably the result of
intelligent dosign. What sort of reas
oning, logic, or consistency is this? Ir
the loss was designed, if it was intel
ligently designed, then Indeed the
land board should bo scathed and
openly exposed. Hut Iho News presses
that what the board la now doinj tl.ry ;
should havo dono long ngo. This i
no corruption or fraud. L-egiMtitiires '
aro conctautly reptMlinp, amending
and otliei wbi changing tha Uws. The
judiciary aro ae rcpnlnrly nHeriim
oplnien, reversing judgments, ard
tlin ablest and ptiro.it o ill depart-1
mont officials are seeking from year to !
yoar to Improve on knowledge and ex
perience, and all without any more
',pro3rufl!lnalion"tUn tio Und boxrd
hss baon guilty of.
No.no.thls tllbtt will not do, will
mt satisfy tho demand of Justico und
intt'Ulgoneo.
Tm e troiib'.ns of the Fort Werth Uit
ttolte contlnuo, altliough the probabll
Illes tiro that matters wbl ba arranged
in a couplo of dsys, VVhon tho Fort
was booming and tho Ga.otte was in
tho tlijHh of health and vigor, wo had
our twitting 1 f tho pbieo snd paper,
inn, 11. my ium niey are in uistres' our
feelings tiro fa-diiuuod for forglveno.H
und like a kind naront ivo feol ih.it
the bright jouiig member of our Norln
Texas hnu-ehold Hhould not bo criti
cised lu thy hour of Ks calamity. The
l'ort will have alio' liar p.tper shortly:
it cuiniot Hll'ord t.) do without one,
although tho population un:l IjuHiness
of the place in .y not warrant ho exec,;
lent a new.-ipapor ,ns iln. LoviNo
sought to give. Tho fate of tho Us
r.jtlo ought to eiiulloii the fraternity
against etrlviug to d' too much and
going boioud ability. It is it sound
s,iylng worthy of nil nnceptatlon that
Lariiiir himts mihj enture nunc,
lint sum tier oii.tmiM lii ep near shore."
l'oou JIati:n! Tiiiio only deeimns
hl.i infamy. Hut let tho good work go
on, say wet A correspondent, writing
10 too ao; i ork Hun, remark": "A!
low 100 to correct an error which ap-
pearea in your papor of to-day. You
stale that It H. Mavkh is not nn cx
presicioin, only an ex fraud. To hit
inni iioiH aiicxdrnud wnulj Imply
tlmt ho had reformed r.nd becomo nn
Honest m 111. He al wuyn wits. is. nml
will be, a fraud of Iho deepest lyo."
'i'lie TitlKilioue r,r l.nnn; I)l:nici
The utlliz ition of tho telephone for
comim iclal ni.d linsineMS luirnopuM u
making evudy progress In other conn.
tries beiddfia our own. Tluis, tho (not
Is worth iec irding tht the cfflciala (,r
Iho Ilritliili postoliice havo been en
L's;;ei In experlmi ills for tlm purpiiMo
ol
,.-. .M .'.iiiii h T. iiui. may iiera'te.l
Hie itrnetleal ' r.-.tiue" ol iiin io.i-r,,.
lien', and thus fur with the most
Mi'.isliichirv results. In t,H .
trv, inai i of a similar kind wers nmdn
not long since, It, will be remembered,
the result slum In..; tho poislbtlily of
! xtnilillim Indelinilely tho iliatii-icu
over which the interlocutors may (.Mo
vers!) togetlier. Tlm places linked
Ingntlter in fin recent nxporiiiieuts in
i-.iim.iou wire i.omi Uxbridge,
l.'i uilies off, and Liverpool. The ihs
thiKvi between Liverpool and Vx
iTiogo, ny wny or wires, was IMO
nines. uiis in tlu longest
urn uiii-ii nviir w.-imii Kxpcriinenis have
ti mn io in I'.iiBiauii, itiui Home
uoiiins wero ion us to tlie success ef
tn xperiment.. It proved, bowever,
entirely sallslactory, and the i lllclals
are qii In conUdent of being able to
converse over double that distance;
the voices wero not only au.libte, but
dihtluci. There Is reason to sti.pn,.e,
t' eretore, ihst the dsy Is Hotijistaui
whn I,'m1nii, Manchnstnr aud (lias
row unci other lsri;o cities will lis thus
w i tMu speaking distance of ouch other.
Many cosmetic lor the muiplexlnn
Imvo from tune to lime b- on put upon
tun market. Hut none have stood tlio
test ns has Pir.xoiii's medicated com
ploxlmi powder. It is no absolmo
curative tor blotches, dieolorsUonn,
Iris-Ules, etc. Forsel-ibv druggists.
The Surceie of lUrclrln l.lflillu.
Tlm Aiiisrioa i Ulectrle Maitu
f.ieattlngt'emp.tny ,s just Issued ulO
y :u pamphlet treating or the "Kinan
clul and coiiimerel.il success of elec
tric IlitlU'mg." Tlie tirat Hues nl this
worn says: -rno Amorlusn Maim
f.icurieg Company is engaged in tho
business of c uis ruetlng and equip
plug electric II chllng station fnreiMi' i
aro sir Incauduacent llgbtlng for sup
plying eleclriu lights from a cen
tral lighting elation to light fie
entire public streets of eltl.s nud
towns, ss well as general Interior lu
minatloii." This company con'.iol.
and operates the "American system"
of electric llg'.ts nnd hts a larnH hum
l erof sub'Coiiipanies in various clues
through tho Mloillo and New Kugland
Stales using thtdr central at stem of
lighting.
Tho onjeot f f this little work is to
show that electric lighting can lie, ad
so far as this company and Its aumer
ons siili-nrgaiilttstione, has beeh Isith
tluanclHlly and cnuiuiercislly great
ntiTtes, and "uffcr e gcsid seenrity
and with a good profits on the Invest
ment s the licet gsiMir railroad sevtirl-
lr.
COBSQ
sK'v'VH:.
For Pain
Ikfkael.es 11.1.'., TtklM.
yreuis i at net exarr
I t)4 ArliM.
s,
TBAar. mark.
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IVe Yf i ifuMti t, mulct fti: -v
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! I HIiAi Alft-sHlneje.
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1 LA,' TEXAS MONDAY. AUGUST 17. l8J.
1 1 mi - htm Bixn mijm or MSSKn
wv;s 'v.dA ..... .n- , tr
" ' njtjl.'.ijn-y.
-;iyrf!ry oojiar's worfctJ.mu3t,l9 sold. We havo reduced prices accordin-ly.
W I fv n TTVT; X flOnnSJ xm.; hoTrnfit.t. lib-nn,,'- rrri 4. ST f TI rt . J
la a era liaoa w havo ou th pries-'t risrht ia two. CLOTHIfT is wfl.T,t.i-i . ti ,h.
CLOrHINO- l-r mxd-sunimar, medium weights, spring and oarlv laU &eajicp,&jd with this view wl
hn.ro plr.cd ia xhu all tuch geds that we woxiU carrv ?vt r, if at ?.oJd bv SEPTUM Hxl iso?
To w-.uld emiud our otu'.oin tiiar our SPRING- WEIGHTS of Suits aud P,nts caa w )rn with
m cositoit for the nexc. w j moiifJia Jam at any other time. In connosuon with our CLOTHim?
ir'-ALE, wo wiUmako another --lfort to effect a large saleiu our
1
Wo hsvo added, many
rrinW ft n!P AWMrrnTT
" -miiuu k. m.ja.vw vanoiy ana lowast-pricad goods w
TirVr.VV .?rV customers wo would say that wo have a thoroughly ea aiopld
ti DEPJ, mn aud wvv or dor, hoover mogsifict or however largo, toL 5y mad
will r-.;c?ivo imrrii-diat.;a-aa utithtalattentioja. u " xnau
fsncy C!ic.l t'otton ?u'.ti, reuLir
pile,Ji; timr 11 .'..
I.tifht ll.ay, llro7natn)-Slat I!.li;o Hulls,
fancy Hrli'tit rastliiK'rn Hult-c, pi tec, p ;
now ,i. "
fiinry i.lgliUlrsy I'l tld hull.-', price,
K :it-'h Cii'limcic' 8iilU, price, I ID, ikhv
l.stoil Ktjrlu tseii M'.ilta, lUrk co'.om, $10,
ui.st M.
A ! lull Hid of ( nsiliucr. Sm lt l-nlf
pit. o, :Si'nJ, I. ok ii.
.n Al -Vc. it Sucilcli, rlit fa.,1.!, p.ic.
l:t !.!; Ii.. trl.
A Hue of i'A. tnt tiiiti:u're L.uit. prl jc
ii!..Vl; now ll'J.t.O
A tin., of l-iiucy Wor-itd Sif. k Siitls,
rice, .M: now .U
A yoc ii All-Wool l'rock trlllt fur (S.
A nlru I nloe l Anihocrc Huil fori.''.
Tito stylos of li.ti d All-wool Tivetil Kelts,
in friK'S, for 110.
A cpli'ncl!cl Hue of t'ocslmeie Multi, froct;,
li .'.0.
A line of I en po l N.I i'uKlinere huits,
rrouk, Jl.'i; furmer price, (.2 0..
11Uj- Alpaca ('outs, rctuliir price, fl.fio;
now l
lhuck Alt'aca C.'ontii, regular price, fi;
now l.tO.
ltla-k ilpsca C'uats, rt;iiliir price. JJ.W,
now J
II ack Alpaca Coats, rcKiilar price, Ji.rr;
now i M),
ll.itok Alps' Cotfct, rcnUr prlcii, j;
now t l
ttlsck t'ailunereL'ostu, rcfiilsr price, ;
now f:t 5.
Hid.. Clucked Ltu'in cuts, regulnr price,
$ i ui j now 7 v.
r.lack Alp Von. resulnr price, ti..r0;
now
11 urk Alpsca Vests, uvular price, ?1.T"';
now It. .').
ltroH'ii l.liu a Coal, relnr pilcu,
now . 1.
Hixiwit Llnru Costs, regular price, ft. Ml;
now 7.c.
ii own l.lucii Coats, regulnr price, H;
LOW M'p
f rown l.lueii liustjts, rlr price, $3;
now i
II, on n l.lncn DiieUre, reiislnr rlco,J.I0;
now 1 .i I
Hrown l.lium I'tttter., I inner price, ti
now 1 'i.
ltrown UiwnT)eur,rulsr price, It.:;
now 1.
Three style of llrowit Worsted Coats anil
V,.vis, sack, l.
Two sliadi'S of All-')t Coats
and Vets, sack, at "i.
ii pair of funcy f reuclt Cstlnure Psnu
rtdured from cl to M.
2 1 pnlr 1'nuU of dllTertiit iksdcs anal
styles rvdiirtd trout to JJ.
ltW pslr ot AU-wih)I Caesiutere Penis, fur
mr price, i; now t;t.
lUOpalref AU-wool Cosslniere Pants, for
mr pilce, j; now l.
10 pill ofAII-WiKilCnssliiicrjl'aals, for
intr price, Id hi; now 3.
Fancy Cotton turners, rculr prlceJl.'Jjj
uow 60c
HeerivSc'kcr Costs, rctalur price, tl TV,
now 760.
Wen's Buspomlers, 3oo, tOc and sue per
pair.
Men's Plne.Siutpenders.e'jc, 7ic, and
II per pair
Hoys' Hiispendsrs. tlie, I'A'.are, !', 3ic and
6tK' per pair.
snsMilBis.
v-w.j ysvi.r. '"";it ' -J' '
' -J' . . . t.-..t
1 ai & a? m a u
CARRY OVEB
incl
lOJLJL
lotn in this
s sal that no -
rtnv ssreill nA
A Isrcj Lino of llaiul-sewcil i.ow Quitr
ttr F.encii Kl.l Shoes lu Oxford Ktrsp ties,
low tmloncd.iin.i all the' I'asl-.lonnlile toe
at f I.MI; regular price, O c'iJ.
One tot Machl-ie fcne.1 Low ;n:irt?r'
Slmes, sane htyles mill nlmpes u-i lm'.ol
kcw. iI, at ?2 W, Jiliin.l f. 6.); anions tlieui
are w irlh und ).",
Ono lot ot Moil's I.mv ttunrtrr KIuks nt
11; reclu.'cit from ?l..'.o.
One lot Cull' l!ro,,an., nl.lcU uiu lu l;c
closed ul 12i fully w r:hs.
One c".!'. llcril. (juii'll - of Scwid Kipl,,
KHil i cl J; CHIiuot I.ju lit e'.s.'WliriM (!
le.s Ih in f,.
One lot lltind.sjw.;d I'.cneh C.tll lhition
Sim -s nt C.OI; regular price ?7 .'')
One lot of Calf llun.l-sewecl I. otcressund
titittou Kcotoli Kcle, id I iv: former pric e
J.,',o
Due lot Hiiekle Alex, Ii i. no,, iic illty :i ,
Mii'Ve, i,l Jl; fornicr price M V)
Oncl.it frci.ch Calf llund-i-cwcd Lon
Kteis.irc rubticr tup, perforated i',t, p, at
14; former price 17. fills In n splendid lime
1'i.r wca und couil.irl.
ono.oi or keiinlnc Allli;'il.,r
HU e, ut 4; fo.incr p lesliibc.
nlljjrtSt
I'.speclnl titti'iitiiMi U d. reeled to n lino ol
tieiiis' Cull Hhei s tu Mill lo in, Hals nnd Con
Kress llaiid-si'Wed at the low pilceot"
Til sc koihIk are new nud tin- best value
ve- oileied.
We curry a larne line of tienH' Hltces in
nil Htyies, varylnc at all prices trom ll.ro
upwards,
A I of Hoys' l.mv tjuartir Shoes iu liai
son", Tics, etc., lit 7.ctol, which are worth
)l 'J.lo Jl.tl.
lu Lad os h3s woo'ler sp.'.'ln1. liicliicc-
Illl'lltS.
A lot or Iaidioi French Kid, Mat Kl.l
tiS, lliiud-scwi d slities at I.,V, rut need
from !-; Ilils h. un cltpml thoe for w ear.
A to ef l.Hilicg French Kid llund-scwed
with coinnioii kcntohiel atl'i Ki; tliis price
Is only Kood for one week.
Kspeclal nil. alien Is directed t,, a inie
lot ef Ladles Kid Huttotud nud I.uccd
stui s.rspi cla ly select-d for this nt'c, nt
l'.Sfi,fl .VI, II ,V), ; and II; these I'oods t.ro
Just h.il ol their vii lie
A lot of Kreneli Kid Piiuip-Sole Turns,
wsoftsr nt fl.a'i, nhlch Is our recular Ii
hoe.
In Cur U IJ, mine style, nn.l wl 1 wear ns
wo I us erencli U Ul. ut .l o reduced
from '4
A splendid value In n W Cer Kid Iliitioin-J
Shoe, eniiHl to any we can oiler y. ti nt J 50
At ! .VI it Miiillsr .piitllly and style, hlch
Is itond value lit Ii
A lot of tied, II no nnd Maroon C'.icl
Opera spppvrs at l; orlnliml price H
WClitidnu Shoes wo lire uttering ex
tra ,id n:iry Iv-uvn-ns We h ive mil suf-
' k . nc, to i nuinerutc the nctnv
k.nds ii isanrstnh'.lthcil fact Hint what
c ndTsrllne weoiU-r,
Tlieg ods nro always on eviilhltlon nt
nch- f tlielrilepnrlnieiilsiiss Ui nli d. We
never d-ce uur eusloiurrs. Ween t:;,, It
are not us r. pri se ted we innke gm,t , .ir
promise liy ri fiiiiclinnthc money or sntUfy
yen In -oleic ot or way.
Toour Fanner and Vorkliicmcn friends
w would esptclul y i.-inark Hint at all
times vecairy n full line of such tends in
tl.sy n-nnlre.
s.en's Faney Bordered HaPilkerclilcls
10c, ;i c, 2!o and Mo each, or II, C it, pj 74
and 3 1 er dor.-11.
Mo 's Fnii.-jr llemstiiehcd lluncllic-r-chief.,
i'w il c nud OUc each, or H.75, U.75
and I", per doicn,
Boots ai oboes !
Haworcifs.
Wo Havo One Pric : r Erorybody, and That the Vory
Will Sell Hiem.
PAETMENT!
ver Were offered hofurp nv.a
' ,
ri
iioys
Lot No. 1 ciiiisUU of Zl t'UIIUreii- All
wool lineo 1'iiiit yults, nil ul
lutliislcit wirlti lesii tli in j. (
Cl.-'. No. 2 contains lflClilldrnir All-wool
lsiice 1 'nut Hulls, uninr iu JI.
Lot. No 3 shows 111 rhllclrc!
fti its nt ?i.to.
All-wo.il
Lot No, 4 sluiiuMers IV. s'oll.iieir.s All-Hoc-I
Kr.ce I 'nut Hints nt r,. i;t ,mc
till louinrlhle u tha; : ,-L-,t r,-,on tt
i.l.v.-arc.
Lot No. ricNhihlts l,iM-.,;.-, Ail weed
Kiev ".lit Mil: nt M-u ,-.,0i Pauahi
at :7 .Vtiauti. Aiii.iiij: Ill's lot you will Unci
sc'io. tienuluc M Id.l'esex Lines.
L'.t No. rmi.slsts of r..ncy rinlcl.s kii.l
Chei ltd l-.li Ii,,i.U'ns nut Ml I It .Mixed
l'.iss;i:n n's, all cnlie; ui
i..'. ?u. 7. Loinln-j I hecks k
Wors'c.s nt V:'0 need hut t u.
I Lraldid
en to he
nppr. c'-.lid.
Lot No. il-.M-.ont H suits,, checked
I'ei;lWi MohiiLa, li ;lii ,.cl darlt colors, to
cto.c at ; c ; irnrili t n;n.
lnnd L'.'.o'i to t.iej lettilsr li.:ilu tote
ef I'll 1 H.i't., yn? can elvo ctrer you u
(oicrllla Luc of Odds, cons!tin. or Kner
Pact -. lu Linen, Cntlonsilcs fciid Cath
nieres froai 'iOc up.
Alp .en Coats from II u?.
Linen Jai In ts fr,.m 70c up.
Lln.' .i Cob's trom 7 c up.
Lloeu Vo-ts a! '.Vic cacti.
Hoys' Hcersueker Coats mil Vests, Chll-dr.-n'.i
Llnei. Kilts, enc and tn-o plpc.s la
Linens mill Plue.es, W lie mi l Colore',
fiom ,VV' up.
Our l'.ar.'iiln t omiter Kc.2 holds In lots
No. I ami ;, fulls Long Pant,,
s r.c-S, 9, 10, It Hud 12, si Mnnd pi; foinu-rly
sold fir 17 IS ami io.
Lot No 3. II Cnhin
we'.r Nulls nt ft.
Ciwitscic Hard-
Lot No 4 -1J All-wool Ca...liuero Hulls,
lone; rants, slcs 13, li, f.innd 17, nil nl f.",.
Lot Nn.fi.-1 oiik Hunt f ults,
I i, lcin-.d 17, nt 0.
i.ls's 111, n,
Iiot No. 9..
only 17.
-Sirt-.iiolihy styles, Al -woal,
Lot No. 7.-:: Sells fiillllneofsiics.Wor.H
IU (l ul revised too Intel must pi al 7.;o
I.o' No, S. -IS mat lar Ca slnu-ru Suits,
assort d p itti rns; not one In the lot worth
le s than Hi and front that up.
Lat No P. 1, Hill s All-wool, Hios 12 to
17 Inclusive, only .V'.
Lot No 10 -We lid tired of cnuniernl
liiK, and sit put tlio choice In this ,ol at
only tin. It contains Woisled Clollis.il dd
uiuistod Mixed Casklmu es. In leldlilon
imnol line of Hoy,' Slu,;lu Punts al l.'.li.W.
I ' V. oc mill tl.
our Hue of Shirt Wiii.-Ui Is btlll uiisiir.
pan,. ,1 -i. 1 .ei.talnssci:i.i-thtin;to suit ev
ery purse We lii.se tnem at 1 c, 3'c, ,V,c,
7v Kc.tl.M 25 1111. 1 II.::., lu Calico, i-ecr-sin
ker, Pciva'e, (FopIkii and American)
Miu'ln nnd l.lncn. White it'.d Colored,
Laui.clilcl and t'nlmindrlcd, sl.es 3 to 13
1 11 r
Men's Kaury tin t Hos at 16c per pair,
or II .hirer dor.iuj wortuac
Men's Fancy llslf Hose, 2!c a pair; re
duced 'pnt 4 s
Men's Fancy Hnlf Hose nt &0o und7Cc,
reiluccd fr mt 1 and II 2.5 per pair.
Hose
1
In GENPS PUB-
pnc'.s accordingly.
Trflo V v,''.nsn 4 m . j vivs
-hv i v ... .
. J -MiWUSIi OUT
V,'u Imve reduced our satire line ttDttr
Csjisiniei-c tints iu order to make room Igr
new , ootls. Tin NC hats liru tqunlly m rood
styles and quality ns the new gooils om-.
Int.
A lot orilrht colored f.i-s. lints, sullnMa
l '.wvar for the next two months, ntI.il;
form r price, tl
One lot ol Ill icit in,.! Hrown Cu.ndiiieie
. ;e.ts at :; fi.i mi r price, 3 fo.
0ic lot Sot:, AlpiLo Hhupod CanlBiua
lia:-!. i-ocd!iialily, nt!.,V; reunited fie
A l.ir,
l.r... ,t,
hi i 11 11
A lo
I'roiu J",
One 1.
1 'tie I
iv ere -,
One Ii
1..1 el' Soft t'rw Imsre Itntl, la
' llu-i end lull-row t.rtin. liSTe
d wny Lelow :0nn
"f tianl.la Ilais n. 51 ;
n iluecd
, he:. r
il id.-,
'iusllly, mtJ; v.-er3.l,
(I Mlnllla llnta at Sj.sj;
I) . Manilla Ita-s nd-acod Irom
S..0I '.S
One :,,t r; jmk
n.ti :olJ.
.1 H.ll'.r. cllH: (IflOBS
One lot tern Lilian Straw
edlicrd f iim 4.
Hal akJU-WJ
Oia. ;t M-ic il WiMer llnii I. re.tiiee
from 1 tolJ ."si,
Oi lot of Hrown Muni la Hals al Ci; re
duce I from .3 :.
fee lot of Tan ;.'lln Hals ht re.
liuced Irom J4
Onnl,iiofIackl.i:i It 1:1 at II; foraitr
I'llce, It.V.
o. lot of old (told M u-kl ,n Huts nl74s;
toruier p hv, 41. ,
One hit MUcd Wclslcr llrald lints at 75;
worth 1 J.
Due lot Mackinaw M ils altl -V); tirnur
price li ou.
On lot Wli tc.Mlla-i u..tsnt$tM; former
p. Ice, 3
Oacl.it Fane Ural.! Hats nt l; ulueea
froin I .7 j.
One lot of f eru Mlln.i Hats a; 1 :,iS; tot
liter price, i Vi
A liirp linn of chlldrcos' lists which
Sparc Cues not allow lis t leuin.ierate. kirre
hce irciliirt d loaliou' Ii .If Value.
Usui's (isiii) Undershirts roincel Irora
& ctoS.'.
(.h'lit'stlmixo Dndershlrls redtuxd Irsn
7.'ic to M)c
UciiI'sCbiub I'nileisliirts reduced fioiu
I. tod c.
Ue. t's Lisle lnco I'mUrshlrU redsesit
fr.nuTw toft c.
Oenl's Fancy striped Merino Shirks ana
Drawers, reduc d froiull.Ji to frtj.
licit' Fancy Striped llulhrliryan Shirts
nnd Drawers, mlucc 1 from ll.lj to '.
Lni;l sli Lisle 'l hr.ndtjlilrtsrtdnceilcVoia
Jl Mtolt.
French Lisle Thread MtilrU, both short
nn I long slseves-also drnwsrs to n.atch
Mluccl trout tl to II, M each.
Fine ImiMira-d ItnitlUh Fnuey Slrlped
HuluilkKSn MiilH reduced front 7.M fta li
per suit.
Open Front W i.to Klilrts, with tollara
and cuffs nllnched rciluced from 2 to 1.M
each
Op.n Front Wl.lts Shirts, with eufTs, re
duces' from 11.75 to II 'Jo
(.'pen Hue vi hllo Shirt, with Cuts), re
diicid from tl 7 Mo It
Open front aud Open Hack Plaid Snlrts,
our lisst ninke, reducrd from II It) to 1 J6.
Hrown LliK-n Milils, ho'hepeu IrontatHl
hack, riMiic.il from II.5U to 1 35 e iv ft,
Open Hack Fuucy Fer.ul Shlils, ro
ilticed fiom II ti) lu l
Fancy Striped Cliovlol Vhirti reduced
fro 11 l 2 1 . Sc.
Hoys' Fnn yHlilrtsiitWc, 7c5c, 85c aud II
0 n il it ! rcduci il.
Lowes
Hai lipifljit
Wnflar!
rjiti!i.ri'K.n'M't4U
L- )
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