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STARK COUNTY DEMOCRAT, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 17, 1896.
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Dates Set For Consultation on
Different Schedules.
DEMOCRATS OrPOSE TUB VJAS.
JXpTeintattT Tnrnar Declare the Com
mlttee U Not the Power to Formu
late Bill Tor the Next Congrett.
Vint Hearing to Occur Dec. 28.
Washington, Doo. 15. Xho ways
and means commlttco of tho houso, at a
mooting, has decided to begin hearing
on tho tariff on Deo. 28 and continno
thorn for two weeks.
Tho program for hoarings adopted by
tho commlttco follows :
Monday, Dec 8, schedulo A, chomlcals,
oil and paints, and schodulo B, spirits,
wines and othor beverages.
Tuesday, Deo. 29, schedulo I, cotton
loanafacturors, nd schedule L, silks and
silk goods.
Wednesday, Dec 80, schodulo K, sugar
and molasses.
Thursday, Doe. 31, schedulo D, wood
and manufactures of, and schodulo M,
pulp, papers and books.
Saturday, Jan. 2, schedule J, flax, homp,
juto and manufactures of.
Monday, Jan. 4, schedulo F, tobacco and
manufactures of.
Tuesday, Jan. 5, schedulo O, agricul
tural products and provisions, including
llvo animals, dairy products, fruits, lluh,
meats, salt, etc
Wednesday, Jan. G, schedulo K, wool,
and on Thursda t, Jan. 7, manufactures
of wool.
Friday, Jan. 8, schedulo B, earthenware,
glassware, marble and stone.
Saturday, Jan. 0, schedule C, iron and
lead ores, metal manufactures
Monday, Jan. 11, schedulo N, sundries,
Including buttons, coal, gloves, leather
and manufactures of, and free list.
Persons who desire to present a written
statement in respect to any of said sched
ules may forward tho same to clerk of tho
commlttco at any time prior to tho closing
of hearings.
Tho meeting was a briof and informal
ono. Chairman Dingloy outlined tho
program pronosed to tho full committee
itoprcscntativo Turner (uctn., ua.) in
quired if it was tho intention of tho Re
publicans to enter upon tho general
tariff legislation this session. To this
Mr. Dingloy roplicd diplomatically that
tho condition of tho treasury warranted
tho committco in proparing for any exi
gency which might unso.
Representative Turner declared that
tho committco did not havo tho power
to formulato a bill for tho next con
gress. He remarked that if rumor was
to bo credited, Mr. Dingloy might better
wait until tho next administration,
when, as secretary of tho treasury, bo
might givo advico and instruction upon
tho tariff to tho next congress, which
would bo called upon to logislato on it.
Mr. McMillin (Tcnu.) argued that
there was no presont need of increase
of tariff taxes, that tho treasury now
had about 1130,000,000 in addition to
the gold resorvo. Ho said that oven if
tho presont rato of deficiencies con.
tinned it would tako moro than two
years to absorb and force into circula
tion this idle money.
In response to tho suggestion that it
would be well to incrcaso tho gold ro-
sorvo Irom $100,000,000 to 1150.000,000
and thereby nbsorb or utilizo S50.000.
000 of tho gold resorvo, ho said no good
could come from keeping moro monoy
out oi circulation tms session, and said
no ono hoped or believed that it was
possible to pass any tariff bill this ses
sion. Tho Republican members of the
committoo havo decided to hold night
meetings to work on tho tariff bill and
held ono last night, but did nothing of
importance.
ALLEN'S DEFENSE
B. Denies That the SoT.relcn State ol
Nebraska Would Repudiate Contract
Mad. With Kaitern Creditors Quay1!
Remark Regarding Sanatoria! Fight.
Washington, Doo. 15. Mr. Allon
(Pop., Neb.) has addressed tho senate
on a resolution introduced by himself
last wook, declaring tho inviolability of
contracts. Tho speech was largely 0
refutation of charges made by Senator
Hoar in a recont address boforo tho
Home Market club in Boston.
Mr. Allen said that neither Kansas,
Kobroska, nor any othor stato which
had returned Populist electors was on
that account to bo classed as revolu
tionary and regardless of the sacred
natnro of legal contracts and obliga
tions. Ho assured eastern stockholders
in western railroads that they had noth
ing to fear and said western judges
wero equal in justice and intelligence
to those of tho cast and would hold tho
balanco fairly between residents and
non.rosidents, Thoy would prevent
over capitalization and wild and reck,
less management of corporations, but
would bo impartial in tho enforcement
of both tho lottor and spirit of the law.
jar. Hoars roply, delivered with
much calmness, partook of tho natnro
of arebnke at tho suggestion that tho
Nebraska senator voiced the position of
tho Populist party. Ho had supposed
senators entered this chamber to repre
sent their states, not to ropresont po
litical parties. This was a new and
gravo change Tho senate was sup
posed to bo above political parties,
which, after tho clamor and heat of po
litical contest, settled questions on their
merits without roforenco to political
contests. Tho proposed change was not
consistent with tbe dignity and the
charactor of tho sonate. Mr. Hoar dis
claimed having mado allusions during
tho campaign to tho Populists of Ne
braska. Ho had said that tho advocacy
of a shifting and constantly shrinking
standard of yaluo for the currency was
a "passionate crusado of dishonor," nnd
bo continued to hold that viow.
Mr. Alien answered that for tho last
four years, while he had been in the
eenato, not a day passed that parties
wero not represented in the sonate and
no one had boon moro active in that re
spect than the sonator from Massachu
setts (Hoar), who had fought and man
oneverod for party advantage. What
right had tho Massachusetts senators to
denounce Nebraska for a "passionate
crasado of dishonor," because it sup
ported its honored and leading fellow
citizen. William J. Bryan, tho greatest
orator slnco tho days of Webster and
Olay, and the consistent advocate of a
monetary policy in whiah bo believed.
Mr. Ptffer added a defense of Kan
sas. The resolution, with several amend
ments, was then referred to the jodl-
uiiLrj oewnntceo.
Senator Chandler and Mr. Mltefcell
(Rob., Or.) had a brief tilt when the
resolutions for the election of United
BUtes senators by popular vote cam
up u the special order.
Mr. Quay (Rep., Pa.) rose and re
Barked suggestively that the OregoH
senator should not push, his resolution
for there might bo developments is his
(Qeay'i) state which would assist the'
tkeery of the resolution, so that a little
delay might aid its prospeots.
The Book Stock
Cornea in for no small sharo of
patronngo just now. A worthy lot
of litoraturo it is, for all agoa, suited
to all tastes, and tho prices at which
wo sell them is causing much won
dormont. Books at dry goods pro
fits ia a revelation to our public.
Noto thcBO specials :
Tuck's 25c Linen Series 1 0c
The Optlmus 25c Edition 1 4c
Oxford Edition, of 12 mos., standard
authors, 35c edition 25c
The Henty Series, for Boys.
N&THF.
iariND "AX
Xmas Glove Selling.
Wc'vo planned fortius year as
nover before. Our Kid Glovo stock
is now at its best; size, color rango,
style rango and price range, all aB
they should be, and your ovory do
sire in tliis important matter care
fully catered to.
Evening shades, viith white or
black embroidered backs $ 1.00
Pique Gloves, all shades $1.00
Centemeri Gloves (colors) $ 1.35
Elbow nnd shoulder length", lor
party wear 82.00 to $3.00
Handkerchiefs.
Hundreds of dozens of them to
fit your every wish. Extra help in
attendance, so that you may be
promptly served.
150 dozen choice Printed Borders..... 5c
All linen Hemstitched, Ladies' 10c
40 styles in Embroidered goods,
equal to the UBual 25 cent article,
our price 15c
One of the strongest lines in the de
partment in All Linen Hemstitch
ed and Embroidered, in 75 styles,
sella at 25c
50 styles, all new, in All Linen and
Embroidered and Hemstitched,
at 60c to $ 1.25
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THAT WILL BE IN OPERATION
IN CANTON.
I'ostmaater General Wilson Iesnee an
Order That Will be Put Into Effect
am Roon a. Possible Poetmaater
Mounot Interviewed.
Postmaster General Wilson, at Wash
ington, yesterday, Issued an order that
will. when put into praotlce, offeot Canton
as well as othor olties that havo the froo
postal delivery system. Tho order is an
important one, and is designed to better
tbo postal system. It provides, in con
nection with the house to houso collection
and delivery system, the means for tbo
eondnot of one's business with tbe post
offloe, at least so far as ordinary transac
tions are oonoernei. Those who avail
themselves of its advantages will be able
to post tbelr mall and pnrobase stamps
of all kieds without leaving tbelr homes
or 0 01 ces. Tbe house to boas3 collections
of mall, by means of Ingeniously con
trived bozes,bas alroady beenndopiod and
extended to twenty-flve olties and will
later include Canton. In order to oarry
out the stamp-selling feature, an en
velope has been devised and adopted by
tbe Pofitoffloe department for tbo puproee.
It is six lnobes long and three and ono
baf lnobes wide, made of transparent
celluloid, the odgos being bound with a
tbln aheot of oomposlto metal. On tbe
book of each envelope are printed tbe
Instructions. Tbe order slips are made
of olouded celluloid.
FORCED
In order to Make Room for
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A December Whirl in Overcoats.
We have nover been outdone in selling good
reliable, strongly made Clothing Our repu
tation has stood tho tost for 25 years. We
are not here today and somewhere elso to
morrow. Wo have now started tho Great
est Crowd Drawer on Record.
OVERCOATS SLAUGHTERED.
We have 800 very fine ones, somo as high as $20 nnd 25. All go in this unlimited force sale.
Underwear.
Men's Heavy Natural Wool Shirts or
Drawers, 60c. quality ,
Men's Hygienic rin'd Fleece Lined
Shirts or nrawere.soft and warm,
retrulur 75c. oualltv. for
Men's Orange, all wool, taped seams (ti 1 A A
Bilk Braided, worth (1.60, for shirt ' Nil
or drawers, each x,t u
Finest imported lambswool full fash- (ti 1 PA
ioned,ribbed finished shirts or draw- I Ail
ers.cannot be equaled at $2,our price y'x 7l
106 and no
N, Market St.,
Novelties.
Wo havo made an oxtra offort to
select a lino of uspful and ornamen
tal articles at 25o) 50c and 76c. Tho
sales tho past wook havo boon un
usually good. Plenty moro in stock.
Paper Cutters, Files, Book Marks,
Glovo Buttons, Seals, etc 26c
Silver Candle Sticks 25c
Silver Plated Nut Pick Sot, good
value at (1.50 4Rc
Ladies' Companion 26c
In other Novelties, cholco designs of
Bisque Ware,
in Jewel Cases, Fern Jars, Pufl and To
bacco Jars, etc.
Celluloid
pecorated Ware.
Handkerchief and Glovo Boxes,
Jewell Baskets, Photo Holdors, Com
panions, Match Cases, Ink Wolls
and Match Boxes, Japancso Hand
kerchief Boxes, Satin Lined Per
fumery Cases.
A Bulletin of
Xmas Brevities.
White Aprons,
lee Wool Squares,
Infants' Sacques.
Infants' Bootees,
Infants' Shirts,
Infants' Blankets.
Mistcs' Kid Mitts,
Ladies Kid Mitts,
Boy's Kid Mitts.
Steel Shears, 16c,
Robe Blankets,
All Wool Blankets
Silkaline Comforts,
Lislo and Silk Hosiery,
Een's Sox and Night Shirts.
Ladies' Night Dresses,
Ladies' Muslin Underwear,
Ladles' Outing Night Gowns
Initial
Handkerchiefs.
This lino is very strong in Gent's,
Ladies' and Children's sizes.
A popular line at 5c
An all Linen small Initial I0o
Ladies' and Gent's sizes, a suptrior
article at 25c
Very fine Gent's all Linen 50c
Extra weight, all Silk Initial Gent's
size 60c
Jap Silk Gent's Handkerchiefs, all
w eights, suitable for embroidering.
In oporation the system Is porfetly
ilraple: Mrs. A. in Canton has written
a latter to ber husband in New Xork,
but, when sho goos to post it, finds that
sho has no stamp. She doos not llvo
near tbe postotHce, or even a oonvenlont
drug store, and it is raining hard. Mr.
A. would have to wait for his letter if
Unolo Sam did not stop gallantly for
ward and offer his services as errand boy.
jars. A. having provided herself with a
houso oolleotlnn and delivery box of tho
form specified by the department, has
ono of tbe above described onvelopes, and
marks in the spaoe designated on tho
ordor slip for unstamped matter a cross
(thus X). She makes a similar mark op
poslto some ono of tho quantities of
stamps, perhaps five twos, writes her
name and address on the margin, en
closes twelve conts,and slips tbe envelope
and ber letter In the collection compart
ment of her letter box. Tho oot of mail
ing tbe letter has raised the carrier's sig
nal on tbe box. He sees it on his next
trip, unlooks the box, and carries the
letter and tbe stamp-selling envelopo to
tbo poHtofflce, hands them to tbe olerk
in charge, and tbe latter takes out the
money, Inserts tho proper number of
stamps to fill tbe ordor, affixes tbe stamp
to tbe letter, forwards it by tbe next
mall, and on his next trip the currier
returns to Mrs. A.'s letter box tbe en
velope containing tbe stamps. Mrs. A.
removes tbe stamps and keeps tho enve
lope until she wishes to order attain.
Perhaps she wanted the letter to be de
livered quickly. It so, she lndloated this
on tbe order slip In the spaoe provided, by
ordoring a speolal delivery stamp, and
added 10 cents to the amount in tbo en
SALE OF
Our Contemplated Improvements,
Men's and Boy's Suits.
Wo nover before were overstocked with
such a flno assortment and high values. Wo
havo sold moro suite of f 20 and 125 quality
this season than ever before. Remember
tliero is nothing to bo resorved; wo will
move every article.
Handkerchiefs.
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Men's l.lnon Initial Handkerchiefs, 16o.
Men's Fine Silk Initial Handkerchiefs, 6O0.
Men'a-Flno Japancso Silk Initial Handker
chiefs, 25c.
Men's Fino Japnnotte Silk Handkerchiefs,
fancy Border, 26o.
Men's Fancy Border, fine quallty.lOo to 25o.
Mufflers, White Silk, jl.OO.
Mufflers, Fanoy Silk, $1.00.
Mufflers, Fancy Silk, 6O0.
Mufflers, White 811k. 60c.
Cheaper Fabrics at 16o, 20o and 25a
50c.
HIRSCHHEIMER
YULETIDE
Zollincjer&Co.
WM.
Timoly, truth-tolling talk, conoorning tho many lota
of bright Christmas merchandise.
Tho happy throngs of busy buyers grow largor day
by day. Many are tho comments of pleased (surprise
hoard on every hand. Our
prise which prompted all this Holiday preparation and
are showing their appreciation by their patronngo.
Hundreds of helpful hints hero to mako your gift
buying easy, :::::::
Holiday Cloak and Dress Goods Sale.
Wo propose to mako tho next two wooks momorablo in theso depart
ments oy timely offerings of scasonabl6 and usoful goods for Xmas Gifts.
SILKS.
China Silk Cropons and Satins, for evening wear and dolls' dresses 39c
5 Patterns in Black Silk Brocades, 85c quality, at 58C
40 styles of $1.00 and $1.25 Persian and Fancy Waist Silks, all go at. 76C
27 inch Black Duohoss, oxtra weight and quality $1 .00
BQJ-Speclnl Holiday Prices on all Black Silk above $1 per yard.
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DRESS GOODS.
Over 500 Pieces to select from, Black and Colored. We guarantee our regular
prices. This Special Holiday Ofer includes
LOT 150 Dress Patterns, at Q8c
LOT 2150 Dress Patterns, All Wool and Mixtures $1.89
LOT 3100 Dress Patterns.Staplo Colors and Fancles.All Wool $2.76
LOT 4 50 Dress Patterns, Novelties, Black and Colore $3.98
LOT 515 Dress Patterns, High Class Novelties, reduced from
(8, (10 and (15, to $6.60, $7.60, and $ I I
velope, and tbe stamp was put on for ber
at tbe postoffloo.
Tbe systom of collecting mall from
houses by means of letter boxes has
already been proved a tlmo saver by tests
begun under the last administration, as
the tlmo saved by having a box in whloh
tbe oarrler oan leave mall without havint
to wait for a tardy servant to answer his
ring at tbe door bell moro than compen
sate for tbe time oonsumed in oollootlng
mail. Now tbo department takes an
other step and proposes to null stamps to
its patrons in a manner whloh will take
no moro of tho carriers' timo than to
collect or dollvjr an ordinary letter. It
Is expected that this peddling of stamps
from bouse to house, for that is what it
really means, will largely inoreaie tbe
Bales of stamps as soon as tbe system is
well Introduced and in general use.
Postmaster Monnot stated today that
ho knew of the proposed order and bad
seen one of the boxes. He thinks tbe
system an excellent one, and of conveni
ence to the public It is not probable
that it will be put in use bore at onee,
bat Canton will certainly rooelve this
benefit as soon as the olty can be reaobed.
PostmoBter Monnot will see to it tbat
this olty is not overlooked and may be
depended upon to soonre for Canton
whatever advantage tho department
offers.
Miss Rosa Johnson, of 014 East Third
street, baa pone to Reednrban to visit ber
sister. A nutnoor of tbe omnivorous
suold mammals are to he oonduoted to
tbe abattoir and mado to give up their
lives, and Miss Johnson will witness
the tragio ond of tbeir existence,
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public appreciato tho enter
CLOAKS.
Tho season has been warm and
wo are overstocked. Cut In prietB
will be heavy. Qualities and styles
of tho best.
All (5.00 Coats, In Ladles',
Misses' and Children's, OQ QQ
go at ipO.OU
All (8.00 Coats, in Ladies',
MIspo-' and Chi dren's, OR 90
All (10.00 Coats, in Ladies',
Misses' and Children's,
go at
6.67
All (15.00 Coats, in Ladies
Misses' and uniluien'a, Djjrj nn
go at.,
ylUiVV
A few lost
nominal prices.
season's Coats at
UNSELFISH LOVE.
New York Architect Starves to Death
That Hifl Wife Might Have
Food.
New York, Deoember 16. (Speolal.)
Theopbllo Lo Blano,a Canadian architect,
died of starvation this morning In tho in
sane ward of Bellevno hospital. Tor
weeks he went hungry that bis wife,
whom he Idolized, might have food, ond
the full story of his self-denial Is ono of
the most pathetlo tbat ovor came to light
in this olty. Lo Blano and his wife came
to this olty six years ago and lived in
moderate luxury for two years afterwards.
Work became less plentiful, however, and
Lo Blano soon found himself and bis
family wlthont tho necessities of life.
They lived at No. 818 East Twenty
ninth street In a few rooms kept neat and
clean by the wife. Pitiful poverty camo
to tbe two who ban known no want boforo
and matters went from bad to worse.
During the last six months Le Blano
managed to seoure small Jobs. No sooner
bad be received tbe money for them than
ho putobased food and oarried It ti his
wife. Eerythlng tbe little sum would
buy he gave to her and watobed hor eat it.
Ho refused to touoh a morsel, sayiDg
that be mnit watch for tbe health of his
wife beforo oaring for himself. Whon
the asked blm to oat ho Bald that his ep
pot'e was gone, or tbat he had met a
friend, who had invited blm to dinner.
So, by one subterfuge and another, be
ref UBed to tako food from tbe mouth of
the woman be so unselfishly loved. A
month ago the neighbors noticed tbat the
man was growing emaciated. They
Xmas Presents at
Slaughtering Prices.
Tho Christmas season is coming, near at a
rapid gait, nnd wo shan't takeiyour. time to
day with dressing- up old stories lnt new
words; we simply wish to say that our
Goods for Gift making exceed former years,
both as to quality ami price.
t- i It
OUR
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These
Men's or Boy's
fleeoo lined 6O0
Men's Scotch Wool
sua quuiity jur.... ,..,,...., ,,., .,.,
Men's lined Dressed Eld, Elastic or
Button, always was 75c, now
NEOKWEAR,
Our assortment of Men's Neckwear -was
never before so large or varied. Tecks,
Four-ln-bauds; Strings or Bows, 25o each.
Silk Waists.
We havo 16 in stock, Buitablo
for evening or stroot wear, that will
mako a very protty Xmas gift. Out
prices on theso lots :
(2.00 Kal Kal Silk Waists, at $ 1 .00
(0.75 Persian Silk Waists, at $6. GO
(5.50 India Strlpo Silk Waists, at..$4.25
(14.60 Chiffon Trimmed Bilk
Waists, at, $10.00
Umbrellas.
If you havo an Umbrolla thought,
depend upon it that hero you'll And
its materialization.
800 samples, no two alike; all in
perfect condition choico handles
best qualities bought at 76c on itho
dollar go tho same way. A rare
chanco.
Gents' Umbrollas $ 1 .00 to $7.00
Ladles Umbrellas 76c to $7.60
Stamped Linens.
In Dresser Scarfs, Sidoboard
Covers, Lunch ClotliB and Doilies.
An exclusive lino of Cushion Covors.
Hand Painted on 811k, at 60o
Hand Painted on Batln 75c
Hand Painted onBatin, large $1.25
Theso como in will to and tint grounds.
Japanese Table
Covers. .
Another exclusive Novelty, rich
and imported, to sell at (300,
our price $ 1,25
Silk Stand Scarfs, Embroidered
in Tineel $ .75
DOLLS!
For the Children hundreds of
them, at little prices, to move them
quick. The south window shows a com
plete line of them, including the
Brownies in a trip to Fairy Land.
began watching blm elorely, and when
they hear 1 him talk lncoborently to him
self consulted bis wife. Sho told what
she knew, and Lo Blano was moved to
tbo hospital in onnseqnenoe. Shortly
after he reaohed tbo hospital, Lo Blano
began talking about forty foar-atory
buildings, and devising plana for thorn,
Then be was placed in tbe Insane ward.
His mind had given way oomplotely, the
dootors. said, on aooount of Insufficient
nourishment. This morning ho died.
SPECIAL GUARD
Required For tbe United Slates Con
sulate Because of the Ill-Feel-lng
of Spaniards.
Havana, Dooexnber 16. (Special.)
The United States Consulate General in
tbls olty Is under a speolal gnard of armed
polloomen. This precaution is taken by
tbe Spanish authorities owing to tbe fear
that the Indignation expiessed by Spanish
sympathizers against tbe' United States
would find vent in an attaok upon tbe
Consulate. There havo been fresh signs
of the hostile feeling aaglnst tbe United
Stages, In view of tbe news from there of
tbe ardent sympathy feft with the in
onrgents ovor the death of Antonio Maooo
and the alegattons there of tbo manner
in wbloh he was killed. In tbo absence
of Consul General Fltasbugh Lee, tbe
Consulate Is in obargo of Vloe-Oonsul
General Joseph A. Springer.
Mr. and, Mrs.
lngton, D' 0.,
guests of Hi L.
W. H. Bangloy, of Wash
former Cantonlans, are
Kubns, at tbe nurfordi
HIRSCHHEIMER BRO$.:
For the NEXT SICTY DAYS.
T"
R C VAI IIF.Q IN B,8, $10 and $17 SUITS haVe
D.VttLUCO NEVERbeeh EQUALED In this city.
muge garments, along with tho Higher Grades, will bo slaughtered.
Gloves.
SJieeR Ifnlt Wrist,
25c
50c
50c
As
quality for,
U1UUB1
or Jersey Gloves,
hav
HA1
BROS.,
Table linen
Bought for Holiday Trado by tho
yard, Hemstitched and in matched
BOta.
72 inch extra heavy Brown Linon.. 6O0
08 inch Bleached Linen 50o
03 inch extra quality price.... 76c
72 Inch very flno Damask f I
This number has no competition for
quality and price in tho city; fiber1 quail
tics to (2 per yard with napkins to mitch,
torn the 76a mimbor up.
HeniBtltcbcd Linen Cloths (0 to $.14
Hemstitched Lunch and Tray OloUis,
Dressor Scarfs, Napkins, etc.
Linen Table Sets with Napkins...- (3.76
2J to 3J yd. Table Sets, (5 to (8.00
Holiday Towels.
Heavy Damask or Huck; eomo
with knotted fringe, some homstitch
cd; sorao all white; somo wjth rich
borders, and all reasonably ohoap.
20x80 Knotted Fringe Damask 1 25c
20x40 Hemstitched Damask - 30c
21x45 extra quality Hemstitched... 50c
5 numbers of Damask Towels, good
(1 value, go at 75c and 70c
3 special numbers, largo size, (1.13 and
(1.50 piece.
6x4 64 inch, 0x4 and 10x4 Linens, suit
ablo for fancy, work.
Ladies' Neckwear.
Tho North Window represents a
few of tho beautiful now ideas for
Christmas wear.
Kuuhenlnga in all Colors '40c
Taileta Pleatiogs, 5 shades 86c
Collarettes for street and evening up
to (8 (I
Lace Jackets and Collars, exquisite
styles at moderate prices.
GAMES.
144 Sets,
Usual
Price 20c,
This Week
8c Set,
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WJLL
HAVE NO TROUBLE SUC
CEEDING HIMSELF.
But One Senatorial Candidate, Show
Ins; That the Colorado People Ap
preciate the CouroKeous States
man Who Iteprcscnto Thetu.
Denver, Col., Docembor 16. (Spoelal.)
Tqday, there is but one senatorial can
oapdfdato In Colorado Henry M. Teller.
Tliero has been talk of an effort to tnrn
him down, but It is all wlthont effect,
for tbo entire press of tho state and- the
people are, unanimous in tbelr demand,
and bis eleotlon is oortaln.
A SCIENCE.
The Pennsylvania Railway Company
Knows, How, When and 'Where
to Advertise.
Officials of the Pennsylvania , system
havo oonqludod that tbe newspapers are a
far better souroo for calling the attention
of. the publio to good sorvioe' and will'
discontinue other forms of.advertlilng1.
With a great ooncorn llko the Pennsyl
vania Railroad Company, advertising is
reduoed to a solenoH and tbe foot tbat tbo
company will use only newspapers is
significant, and la a reliable pofnter to
others who mast advertise in ordor' to
reaob tbo publio.
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.Awcnon iSbcita'oj
In Shirts wo havo white and colored in
Laundered or Unluunderod, Domefc Flan:
nols, Modresa and Percales, at
23c, 47?, 50c, 75c, 91.00 and $1.25. i,
How Dollars Are Made.
a rulo thev nro madn nf, thn mlntu hh .
Finns 01 peonie win testify that Himf"
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