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BOCK ISLAND. ILL., F&IDAY, DEC2HB211 8, 1833.
VERY LATEST
STOI.'M SWEPT.
ly Winds.
t C'iti n Awarded Heavy
p.tm.ii ! From a Road.
j lir Akron Coal Company's
Works 1 )cstroycd.
Tin' Prvvdent Approves of a
Number of Measures.
.'iMv !. H. The west roast
,f rn.'land ''"f swept thin
m..uin.-. The damage to shipping
i I ir.'". amf hfavv.Iiid f life is re-
P.rt
l.u. in IbniMin wore
tv-ii! ilaMi:rf by the gale.
Kerelsr tfserellve Aaas-tlnoj
T niiir. l"c. The presS-,1,-it
approved the joint rosoln
ti..ti ivin'erring diplomas iirmn de
.i.ii.T-. liventore. expert artisans,
t .. : the j'int resolution provid.
in.- f"r i he payment of salaries and
m,.im' xf additional collectors of
interna! revenue, ami the hill to exe
diti' tlir Chinese exclusion net.
Mac In t'oacrra..
U inv;n. I. C. Ihv. K. In
Hi. Imii' tlay Representative Kil-;,.-(.
! T'a. offered a resolution to
i.imit t'tuh into the I'tiion. lint the
lii', voteil iliiwn. TallKitt. of
.irti urn'iina. ffered a hill railing
n tin' way nriil means committee
;. r ill.- taritT hill.
I4rlir Marer-sor.
I'llll W M'illA. Dec. H. Koltcrt
A !:ini was nominated by the re pub
i;i .m here today to snrcecd the Con.
-ni;in O'Neill. The nomination
i-i ii;:ilrnt to an election.
Awarded Ills Isansage.
Jiti.irr. Hi.. iKc. Snnitiel Itar
n"'.:. formerly of Hraidwood, was
.uMri tu.iHH in a jnry venire
r t xt.iy against the C ft A. road
fur railroad injuries.
laimea f'awl tHal Defrayed.
tV.iKrii. O., Ih-e. 8. The
,Urin t 'nal riniany's work here
tp burned this morning. Two
H'iii.r-. men are thus thrown ont of
rniili- ntent.
W III Saw Jta. Mark.
I'rrn. t Mich.. I 9 Jam Me-
' r. superintendent of the Miruigae
limulitr Car work. m;i tbul liL con
i.ri l.n nrrurvil a contract to hutU '
in I. r tk Chicago and Xnrthwesteii.
t'.I . I This will enable the work.
'i!.ii imvc ia Mia fur some time, to
kiwI give cmnloyBtent to Cuu men
l. uinBtA or mnra.
Ikar.lna ImM la llaaalala.
tV A-iiis.,Tii. Xtc. V Mioitrr TUora-t-1..
: a rnuta for Honolulu. Ik-fur tear.
In, h ...l.-il na !rCTl.ir7 'fTl. H
u.it sHnt on: of the country anil goes
"' i 1 1. r Mitfit ration of rtrt'tr tireah
.. t tit uue of hi own acrnnl la onler to
aie ii I c.iii.uii h a rPTarnta,
ttatrl riraat Prmri.
HU-.I-e. .-Th Wallinctoa
A' t i, a brick bniluins. wa partially
! :n.il ly Cra. Tat eonln wra wild
cicttftuetit ami one of tbem. Albert
.f irtnf Minnew'.a. Jnmpeil from a
t:.iri:-t.,r winilnw, aerinnnlr tojnrtujt
;:. Tb Crvtuen prTntJ other
f ... n:nf ao anit all wtra reacutit in
"O
m- tmhlrni la tall A a gat! a.
A' '.-t.v ... iKt. 9. Vica J'rriiileot
.ti . iiit, a0lj jjm. tjtrvanoo. Senator
-.rn anil 1'itlmer. lleprearritWe
. r i i. ;r .iii.l ItUL'k.of IllianU. and Illack.
''t t . tlx will iait I ha Auirwvta rxpo-
' : Lett hL Tl.. will Ivare oa
!. 4iia niuj WcJoeaJa andThura-
j t ti e rkNrUioa.
mSSi
PUREST m DEST
AT LESS TH AM-
HALF-
WAS A SOFT 3IARK.
A Bank Thai Was Left Unguard.
ed at Midday.
ABOUT 218,000 TAKE BY S0BBE23,
Wee. M Uastlah-A M
Mlaaa aal 'a4a4 A.x.
nZtll J "0,2ber,, lndi,,M'- ta. been
routed of cr t:iio ti.. mj -
mm.Utd in broai Uyligbt while hnn
UrM. of people wera on the atreet, and the
roWra .nce,led in Retting away with
their, neb booty without lraTin? the
alt.flilawf .1... aa
.......... c im.( tienjamin How wr
I once Informed, anil ,!. . m .
work Immediately, but ao far cocloeof
rrlisaca baa ban nl.in.i r-
train or other meant of Iraving the city ia
c-trrfully walcbed. and the onion bope to
obtain aoma tanuible tin. r-i.:-.
Hot beneee, there wcreo le than fenr
aen In the gmiz, ami ponil.ly more.
ha t'a.blvr I'lrk. t p a CUIm-I.
Caihirr Mvrin Camnbell n.n,in..l
the bank, which la in tb beartof ih
ciry. until all the emnloroa --
It tbrn, a. ha aunnowd. lirl.-l ih.n.i.i.ni
door of tbc bin tault and left everything
In the itMia! ahape Bt the noon recess. It
wa Gfieeu ininutea after 18 o'clock when
i J lelt. At ten minutes or one be returned,
-itoring by the front street dam. it.
paaed down the corridor alongside tha
rnihiar'a, colUcmra' and other desks and
turned to bla left to enter the door open
ing hack of thia line of contlnnous desks.
As be was about to entrr the door his foot
track a chl-ask He picked it up, but
ti.ou'ht notinj of the matter as the
plumber hml bren in the huildins and
bud rtawjied br n h.rw h t,,nn,i i- .. . i i
bo tbinkinff they had dropped It.
au:ivmy "KaaelU a 9Hrm.-
Ten minntfa lntr Aui.i.ni raui.i..M
Ilrown cnllt-d his attention to the chiseL
Mr. ltrown'a ail.nlrintitt wm . -
such an extent that an investigation was
tmuirdintcly iiiMtituteil and the men found
a rear winuow open, itie linck Uoor un
locked ami the door lietween the Oirertors'
room and tue coimtinu room mutilated.
A ruih vrn. rhpn iimi, f,.r tit wmtt Th.
door was as Mr. Campbell left if. They
swuuk It bni-k and examined the sate
wilbin. A el:mce nhowecl ihnt uiotiev liml
been taken, but thev could not frit hnw
much. rl 1 1 p tmlim. n.m at finm tin. ; ft ...I
and durina the afternoon hnsinest went
ou aooiit as usual. o particular ellorr
wm made to determiue the exact amount
BU Ilia ua) a nal:ince were nirde up.
Aad the Itoadte Was SJ 13,000.
And then it was develniied that the
robbers had secured l.V.rj Tiiere is
little doubt but the bank bas been
watched for several days, perhaps weeks.
If im Lu.Im1 .in Vnptk fir..i.... .f hu.r
and has an Immense puts front.
ine casnter is iocat?u ies man ten I rot
f..n. Ik. Imai h.l 1,1. 1...! - ...1
currency are always in plain sight; from
to the directors' room and all over the
countinc room, tba vault doors being in
plain view. -At the doors aud windows
are heavy curtains, bnt these were op at
TTSacas. ajr roouery anu every portion in
the lanre-eiuniin8 room was fully ex-
in., il Mrifh a tlffMlli nf tiiVitile enntiliuaf.
ly passing ou either side of the street.
MODUS OPERANDI OF THE JOB.
atmwa Ta.t ttaaaa Mhasiltl t Ila Left
I'agaataVd Tkesc Time.
North of the bank and surronnded on
three sides by a Rood sized ya-.d is the
first National bunk. Two' steps lead np
to a wide portico in front of the latter
hank and f rum it across Co the north wall
of the fir X unmet! bMtikhtiildiugtsan iron
fence. As soon as Cashier Campbell was
on, of sicht the robbers walked np on the
First National's portico, stepped on the
feme. Jumped down into the snow, and
m-Kle a atraiulit line lor tee rearoi tue
bank, latck of which ia a high board fonce.
A window was then pried uicn. civina ad
mission to tbc directors' room. '1 lie wood
aud glass door lietween tuisand the count
inu r.am was pried oen and a raid begun
an the vault.
As stated. Cadiier Campbell thouslit be
lacked this, it is now pretty certain that
in turning tbe combiuation knob of the
middle duor tbe oue depended on at the
i,in hour-he did nt turn it far enough
to settler tbe tumblers. Hy mere ebance
tbe rohl-ers hnpreurd to turn ibis tbe
m in.locU the door. This dons.
the unlocked eafewas before them. Tbe
raid was well punned as is snown oy tue
fact that the nibtnrrs touched no money
that wouiu oe ai upm "r w"
the safe was a counter tray containiufr
about V.'- Jot lhl Wl"
t jucheiL They connneu tnemseiTea i iui
Mfe, which contained in the neighborhood
of lii.C. U.lJU beiiur gold.
Ot the sold only M.WW was taken. The
nat of tbe 13,W stolen was iu paper
i 1 fin fk. r ..) tr'.
mooev nou. m -
ssk was quite a sum in change, but noth
ing was touched. Tbc robbers then close!
the vault door to itllay suspicion and left
bv tbe buck door, which tbey unlocked,
leaving tbe rear of tbe building as they
Usa Bliproatun. ... . ,
objecttbatappe." to have been Usei I
im made oi ateei,
nralrr tour days ago. There is every rem-
... .1 t .Lewaataa tMt-aaaa t Kaft
two to btnev tu. iuo i-'i
workofpMe-sioiial. ..... .
Assistant vaauier - "
tat National nan. re ,
,h. utter bank. Windows in the borne
rive a full view of the window tbrougn
bTcb the entrance was pwiued to th.
rbedbank. About th. lKmrc4tk rob
r ii kin, nnt t nti release do
rnTb.ttentioU wW. --bben . wor.
rdrcting ewtrancv. umv
roenra. ". . . .k.iw .hat some oue
r.r-sTlro-.hutu.rUr.
PHIC3
DOOMED MEN BAPTIZED.
Fits
of)
TD A BlaL. lJCCa SSrs. -
VTTL, boilt for Comto OabanAwa,
at Daavitle. Ilia.. Preroas Their
Kelifiaas Cewvertioa.
Saktillb. Dec. 6. Harvey IVtte and
Frank Stiers, sentenced to be hang for
the murder of Henry J. Helmick, made a
public profession of their religions con
vorsiou by being baptized. The ceremony
was performed in the woman's room on
tbe second Boor of tbe Jail by Rev. S. W.
Whitlock of Kimber Methodist church,
and Rev. Parker Shields of Grant Street
chapel. Harvey Tate's fr.tber, Stiers
mother, and a few Immediate relatives
were present. As soon as the ministers
and relatives left carpenters appeared at
tbe jail with tbe scaffold, which they pro
ceeded to erect in tbe nrisout-rV A ininir
room.
It was placed in Position and tha eons
satisfactorily tested by a sack of sand.
every liart of tbe machine nrorked to
perfection. I'ate and Stiers are confined
in the crazy room in the second floor of
tbe jail, not twenty feet from tha ml.
fold. During the two hours that it took
to erer; the HcaiTold the condemned tnea
kept tune to tbe blows of the hammers
hy siokiur tbe airs of old Myle religious
hymns and sentimental ballads. As tbe
room is small t here will be vrrv few vis
itor at the execution.
COLUMBIAN MUSEUM."
Work of Installing the Kshlbiuia Ike t'iaa
Arts llolbting.
Ciiicaoo, Dec. 8 Over ciOuO.000 worth
of World's fair cxV.inits have been do
nated to tiie Coin ti. hi;, n mnsenin. and tbe
work of instuiling them in their tempor
ary abiding place iu the art gallery of the
Fine Arts building at Jackson park has
been commenced.
Additional douations of exhibits of an
intcreslinc character have been tnnde bv
Great li:it.iin, Gt rmatv. Japan and the
Donegal enc tie people. The forestry ex
hibit of Illinois in t ho Mate Imililincr lm
also been given to the museum. Airent
of tbe muaeum have iiurchaaed tW).iH)0
worth ot furniture trom the exposition
company for use in the museum. The
Lake !Minre Railroad con.nsnv has do-
nateil 6,000 l nres of exposition slock to
themuseun:. Other enmributors were J.
K. Arnisl.y, J. 1,. Mt-Keever. M. Horn &
Co., ai d Kciirzette Williams. The stock
contributed up iu the present time is val-
ueu at e7l.7J I.
ltrpublic.a Alviso,y Coutmittaa.
W.ii;m;ton, Dec. 8. Seaator Sherman
as chnirman of the senate Republican cau
cus bus announced the membership of
the Republican advisory committee of tbe
senate which is to cunsUt of Senators
Allison, Hale. Aliirich, Cuilora, Dolph,
Al:iulerbn, nshburn. Ouav and Dubois.
Tne dut ies of the committee are indicated
by us tin me. They are to he of tbe same
nature as tbe duties of tbe Democratic
steering committee, though the Republic
an members oLi.i-t to thut, ilesiguation.
ltia understoou thut the Republican of
the senate are preparing for an aggressive
tight iu tbe senate and that tbe appoint
ment ot this committee ia the tirsl step
towards organization for it.
Iftsfaalter Axworthy Head.
Cleveland, Dec. &- Thomas Axworthy,
tbe defaulting treasurer of this citv, died
Hamilton. Out., of Dright'a diaease.
Ax worthy left Cleveland iu September,
goiug from here to .cw York, as be
said, to pay the interest on city ItomK
He carried with him a sactielful of
money. Vben be failed to return it was
discovered tuat be was a defaulter in tbe
sum of over Ms'.). He was traced to
England, and in lindou the attorneys of
nis nonasmen torceu mm to a sclllemeut.
by tbe terms of which all his pcrsoual
Toi?rty and real otate in this city was
turned over. He then returned to Can
ada, where be hns since resided.
Ttw Crvstal sudga Miaa l ira.
HA7.F.LTOS. I'a., Dec b. The fire in the
Crystal Ridge mice is now raging furious
ly. The timbers have nearly all been de
stroyed and tbe slope has closed for a con
siderable distance. General Manager
Frank l'ardee, Adam Most and Foreman
Mnnfort were seriously burned while
making an examination of the interior.
These three men were slanding over a
burning mass of coal when a large quant
ity ot water was turned on and tnev were 1
burued and scalded severely. The colliery
will be destroyed if tbe coal crumble too
much on the slope.
IXroke tba Skull of Lunatic.
PAKKF.Ksnt ua, V. Va.. Dec, 8. A
stranger wakened Roger Scffeu, a farmer
near here, at S o'clock in tbe morning, ou
the pretext that be was" seeking his
mother. SclTeu refused him admittance.
Tbe stranger waited outside five hours
ud finally broke iu tbe door and
entered. JSeffen broke his skull with a
blow from tbe gun. He died from his injur
ies. His name as be gave il is William
A loo to Jones of San Francisco. He was
evidently a lunatic, but Mr. cteffen sup
posed he was a roblier.
Peaceable Negro Lynched.
LtTTLE Rock. D. a News is received
hereof t'je lynching ot Henry Freem-ood,
colored, by a mob of white men near
Cherry Valley, Cress county. Sunday
morning. Tbe victim was a peaceable negro
whom no charge of lawlessness bad ever
been preferred. Daring the excitement
the leader lost his mask aud be was rec
ognised by Greenwood's wife. Dob Wil
son was tbc man. He was arrested andre
fused ImLC -
Haw H. Will Banish Poverty.
.New Yowl, D.-c 8. At the session of
thia general executive board, K. ot Iu.,
General Master Workman Sovereign made
a speech in wbicb he said that tbe order
would bring tbe producer in reach of tbe
consumer .elect all public o Slice rs, take away
tbe veto power, establish the "initiative
and referendum.'' and "thus give to tbe
world an industrial system menaced by
uo cramp at one end and princely dude
at the other."
AatatlMsr Aeansalnatieo.
Birmingham, Ahv, Dec. Whitt Fort
en berry was assassinated at Centre, Chero
kee county, Gilbert C. Prickett ta accused
of tbe crime. Forteu berry hud driven him.
from a bouse at Gadsden, aad be swore
vengeance.
Tbe dead body ot Chrtsuaa Hartwicx. a
anttdtaiMClrtage. wa found hangia, to
a hook to aw cdosat of his room m here It
ELECT1UC FLASHES
Case Involving a Matter of Por
trait Printing.
OBJECTS TO A EAIB RESTORER'S "AD"
Baeense aa Allegei Tory Counterfeit Pew
, acatmaat of Bar Faoe Vf as Cssd Tkere.
te Generous Actios at Mrs. George
Goald ;Disktkerta la a Paetaeaater'e
Vanity Easbartwseea the Mall Delivery
aalag . Saloaakeapar far Damages.
Chicago, Dec. 8. Miss Mamie Ryan of
Lake Geneva, Wis., strongly objects to
having her picture nsetl in a "before and
after taking" advertisement, and because,
as she alleges, a Chicago man co iimitted
this grave offense, she has begun suit
against him to resovcr 173,000 damages.
Tbe defendant in the esse, which is in the
superior court, is a hairdresser, and claims
to have an invaluable remedy for baldness
which is warranted to cure any case, no
matter whether the patient's cranium is
a smooth as a billiard ball.
Mrs. Ryan from some canse lost her
flor. iug locks, and she consulted the pro
prietor cf tbe never failing remedy and
was treated with this treatment, and she
was quite satisfied. Afterward, however,
occurred the circumstances w hich led to
the present Knit. Tbe hair-dresser, it is
claimed, distributed circulars which
showed Miss Rynn "before ar.d after"
using the professor's specific These pict
ures, th plamtiS nlieses, were a horrible
libel upon her personal apiicarauce. aud
iie considers she has been damaged to
the amount she aks.
CRIPPLE MACE HAPPY.
Mrs. (ieorga nM Atves Him Mcr Parae
and rtU Him a Itox t.r Clothing.
SEDALIA, Mo.. Dec. 6 When Mrs.
George Gould, wife of the president cf the
Missouri 1'acitic raiiroad.visitcd Sedaba.a
few weeks ago in company with her hus
band, her attention was attracted to
Henry Kunrcde, an armlets and one
legged ex-wachmau who was passing
through the railway yards by the side oi
Gould's private car. She presented him
with a purse of money uud promised o
send a box of clothing for himself aud
family. The box came the other day. It
was as big as a dry goods case aud was
tiller! with substantial winter clothing for
the Kuurede I.imily.
PostoOtee Quarantined.
Four DoiHiE, la., Dec. S. An annoying
feature of a diphtheria epidemic ut Tara
is the qunrrutinins of the nosioflice.
There are several cn- of diptheria iu the
lauiily of the postmaster. Oliver Wood.
aud the heal'Ji oilii ials have established
a quarantine. Mr. Wood has been isolat
ed from bis family and allowed to con
tinue, his work. As postmaster. It is
claimed, Lou ever, thut the postmaster
visits bis bouie secretly aud citizens re
fuse to go to the post office to get their
maiL
Made a Drunkard of Her Husband.
Hcxtixgtos. Iud., Dec 8 Mrs. Julius
Hitzfield has Hied a suit in the circuit
court against John Tuesch, claiming v
000 damages. Tuesch is a salocm keener.
aud Mrs. Hitzfield alleges that be made a
drunkard of her busltsnd, who was a
good, sober and iudustrious man, and
thereby caused bim to squander his
menus and neglect ids family. A similar
suit some time ago in this county was won
ny a woman.
Opposed to the Keeley Company.
PwbillT. Ills., Dee. e The Dwight Ob
server ia a new publication which has
been started here, with Richard Thornton
as editor. It ia to tie iudeneudent in ev
erything, but especially meant to oppose
the Ueslie E. Keeley Gold Cure comoanv.
charging that it baa been "running tbe
town for tbe last eight years."
lliC Mortgage filed.
New Yoke. Dec . It is reported here
that the Baltimore and Ohio South west
ern Railway com pan y has filed a mort
gage f.r clS.Tw.lMi at Belleville, Ills., iu
favor of tne Farmers' Loan and Trust com
pany of New York.
Cevival Meetings at Detroit.
DKtuoir. Dec. 8. One of the most re
markable of the series of revival meetings
being held here by tbe cmiuent eastern
evangelist. Rev. Henry Chapman, was
that at tbe Auditorium. The meetiua
was especially designed for business peo
ple, clerks, working tirls and those en
gaged in trades. Iu cousouance with tbe
design hundreds of places of busiuess, in
cluding saloons, closed at S o'clock. Tbe
opportunity -thus given to attend the
meetiug was generally aud eagerly taken
advantage of, tbe Auditorium beiuz Dock
ed to suffocation.
Traitor on Board the America.
New Yokk, Dec 8 The Herald has
the following: The Ilrazilian cruiser
America, which sailed from New York
for Rio Janeiro on the night of Nov. 'Jti for
the purpose of fighting the rebel Admiral
Mello's Waishtp, is lying at Bridgetown,
Rarbedors. so seriously disabled by the
act of an unkuown traitor among her crew
that she will probably be unable to con
tinue ber voyage for so vend weeks.
May Call a special Session.
Lansing, Mich., Dec. 8. Governor Rich
stated tbut it was not improbable that a
special session of the legislature would be
called to consider the matter of relief tor
the Upper Peninsula miners, il is esti
mated that lj0,0uu will be needed to tide
them over uutil May I. He is preparing
to go aud wake personal investigation,
and will decide alatut a special session ou
bis return.
Dr. McGlyua Maa Nothing ta Say.
ItRooKLYX. Dec 8. The Rev. Dr. Ed
ward W. McGlynn was seen at his resi
dence in Brooklyn by an Associated Press
reporter, lie refased to either confirm or
deny the report that he was a candidate
for the peaitiou of ambassador from tiie
United States to Italy.
Quarreled A bowl Betifclew. -
LAFAYETtE, XmL, Dec .-tn a quarrel
over religious matters Michael Horen of
Logaosport, Ind.. was shot and almost In
stantly killed fasr Edward RudeadcL Tba
stwntorsrae av kraLaenaa and the Lot tar
Big Store.
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SAX&RICE, POCK ISLAND ILL.
OVERCOATS!
All Kinds of Overcoats for all Sorts of People
Our Greatest Values.
Twenty styles of overcoats, worth $$ - - - $9 9)
Twenty styles of overcoats, worth $20 - - - - 14 9)
Twelve styles of overcoats, worth $12, - - - - 7 SO
The larprest and cheapest line of children's
Ulsters ever placed on sale in Rock Island
Underselling everybody on everything.
Big Store.
Blue Front.
SAX&RCZ, RQGKtSLANDj LL
Early Holiday Sale in Jewelry Department
From our extensive purchase of desirable and attractive jewelry we have se
lected the following for your consideration. These goods are of the . choicest
production at about one-third to one-half less than the usual prices:
Solid Gold Rings.
Children's rinfjs at 25c each.
Children's Filigree band riiips at 35c each.
Children's Octagon band rinpjs at Itoc each.
Children's Hard Enameled riurs at 69c each.
Children's Hard Enameled, diamond setting
rinjTs at 35c each.
Ladies' band rinjrs at 95c each.
Ladies' solid gold stone setting nn;s at 3;c each.
Ladies' solid cluster setting rings at .Vc each.
Ladies' so!id cluster setting rings at 95c each.
Ladies' solid cluster setting ryigs at fl.SO each.
Gents' solid gold tiger or Onyx rings at tl.'JH
each.
Gents" solid gold Onyx Intaglio rings at $5.75
each... "
Gents' solid gold carliunkle rings at 3.75 each.
Gents' rings. Tiger and Onyx, at $ 2. 25 each.
Gents' gold-plated Tiger at 75c each.
Stick Pins.
Gold stick pins, 9c each.
Columbian sword stick pins. 22c each.
Initial stick pins, 10c each.
Necklaces.
Ladies' chains, with pendents, at 25c each.
LatHo' and MisscV, with? three stones at 75c
each. V .iM.-M ' '
Ladies' and Misses', with heart, at 58c each.
Ladies' and Misses' and Children's gold neck,
laces, assorted styles, at 1.69 each.
sAtfractions for' Saturday.
Schillinger's Orchestra and Piano afternoon and
evening.
Souvenirs will bo given away from 9 to 12, or
until all are given out.
P. t. We trust that those who have already se
cured one will not take advantage of our liberali
ty, and thus deprive others who have not secured
any.
Gents' Sterling Silver Sleeve Buttons.
Link buttons at 1 per pair. Link buttons at
$1.19 per pair. Link and Enameled at f 1.39.
Attractions for Saturday.
Owing to the inclement weather last Saturday,
many of our patrons and friends were unable to
attend the lirst day of our opening, and failed to
secure a souvenir: we, therefore, decided to give '
you another opportunity to enjoy the music pro.
yided. and secure a souvenir, which in point ot
intrinsic value and artistic beauty, has never be
fore been equaled in the three cities, and sur-'
passed nowhere.
Sterling Silver. " V;i
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Isabella ri:.gs at 45c each. Isabella Filigree
rinsrs at 75c each. Silver rings, with stone set--ting
at 75c each. Silver stick pins at 25c each.
.Silver stick pins at 8c each. Silver lace puuf st
2i'c each. ver lace pins at 8c each. - - ; "
Miscellaneous. " '
Stick pins, stone settings. 5c each. ' " -.
Lace pins, assorted styles. 25c each.
m Band rings, with five years guarantee, Sficeaeh.
Sterling Silver Match Safes.
Sterling silver match safes at 95c each. 8ter.
ling silver book marks at 95c each. : StsrEr sil
ver hair pins at 48c each. Sterling eUrw aaraaM'
spoons at each. Sterling silver sunr
spoons at 1 .58. Sterling silver enajaeled spoons
at tl.M each. Sterling silver ColojabiM spoons
, at 1.68 each. Sterling silver Sonvealr ro?aat
91.15 each. Sterling silver spools ts
f 1.58 each. . -
All of above spoons are extra weigh t,' aad tOO
line in Roman gold or polished bowls. - - :
Miscellaneous.'
Brazilian Onyx lace pins at - Me' each,
celluloid hair pins, assorted atylda..all
mimics goiu uu cuius on caatns m iSJt
fants' gold pins at 69c and Si mA.
lver mugs at 26c each. ,
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