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llnll ei Urril Miiny lhr Lost InSenreliLesmtl of till lottI-

liilchtnan Hoard and Some Oilier

siot FALLS S U tug 3Tho rej eiy of thw famous 101 Iabiu

n i tijM ago utter a Murcli la ting overf n century linn recalled to

niri id miners In tho West tho ninnyinstunciH of loBt tnliief come ofhiivp never IXHJII ledipcovcrcd oen gulden treasure Mill remainsfriiii man Tim history of the West

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nf nth mitict which from otiwi aiiitlier were lost afterward In

a fe iiurs the mines havo been redis-ov by men who wero able to work

iu ni uiid who Ucaiiio inillioiialreM uo theriMin heir fortunate dUcoveries

Tin I tubln iiilno i on Otto Creeklti llurn Mountains of Wyoming

i IK i tnt a great Eitnmpcdu to the bcene-iiii iifguu and tint the wealth of the mineit inIIP fabulous than wan over Imaginedby any nf the hundred of fortunewl i r nearly three decade hind searchedin i am tho golden crevice in till perieriliiil r clifl old vet

v tii paid tliey had been with the Indianwar party which tnusKicred the whltoH

diecovered the mineIt i uuoui t milcH from 1oit Wa ha-

kif In IS71 five men H I out trout fortr pr njiiit A few weeks later niie of themiinTH with a tow siiiull iiuggetH in lipocket waudtred back to the tort hm mind

All he could murmurHS plenty of gold in Cabin

were MHI out at once hutno tuen wiw found of the mino or the mini-ng men Thu theory accepted

hut they killedIndian coiwtuntls rattled throughout lie region about that period

In IbN K rodu iuio Wosha-km aini announced that ho had found theIAWI cabin mine accidtin ABorn Ulievt that tho mine wa fabuloiiily-rirti a crowd of eager miners were M m-

reaily to Mart with tho dlhcoverer Theyfoiiiul a decaying log cabin with fourMtlMuns or near it and II tunnel Minkm hillside TIll ore found in tunnelwas black and heavy

After a excitement died outand th mine was deserted tIll discoverersfully believing that tIp original lxnt Cabinmine where were found in-

IS74 was In borne other Sluicethat time the search for it IIIM continuedtill at taut It ha boon found

Somewhere in the wilds of northeasternItah protected from the general knowledge-of inon the fact that withinthe confines of tho Iintah Indian Itcuorvaion Is another wonderful gold mine Per-haps it might better bo termed a deposit-or a Mrle of deports for it has nevermliKHl to and the entlro

roglon I believed to be a treuouio

For the existence of thiswas known to the Indians Thu

Uintah and Whlto Hlver driven fromtheir old home In Colorado this vastterritory which tonI been aside for themIn picked a little knowledge ofminerals from their oonliiet with whituman learned of tho valueof gold and when OUt a brave broughtIn from a hunting trip a fowof beautiful quartz tiny globulin andwires of out on all sidesthe Indians promptly termed tho specimenmoney

Is the name which tho goldhwltig tins known amongthe Indians ever sincehave been mode to Induce the Indians 10rxveal the locution of the mImic but to thisday they have declined to tell their secret

n a whitA man and treasure of thomine remains hidden

There Is an interesting connectedthe famous Lost Dutchman mine of

Arizona futile efforts to find which havehen made front limo to time This minowa the south side of Salt Hirernivir Weaver Neodlo A German aboutihirtyflvo years ago met a Mexican whohad Wirkea the mine in tho old days whenArizona was a of Sonora operain were Interrupted by attacks mad

on him and ho abmii-loncd the enterprise taking h mi withhim rich ore

Tiio Mexican was a man of moans Notan g to undergo the risk of a necond at-

tempt ho gave tho mino to his Germanfrierd and with II of tho country mida fully detailed description of property

old German went to Tucsonhe enlHttnl aid of a fellow countrymanin MMirhlnic for the lost mute Followingth ir written directions in-

fludinK thn rail designated on thoTin KH them across tho mountains downa l nn ridge past Weavers Xocdlo Into u

ijirtmi tlinco a side canonwhere ttiii mine wns situated

Tim undergrowth was so louisa that theyri mealed from vow until had

ei ied heir dettiimiion As they drewnar hey heard sounds which wvmeil to

that tho minn was still ImltiR-fnrkul and approaching cautiously they

1 nfeii took to lieIndians

Without Mopping to Investigate thenfi rmans and killed ull threeA riow r examination showed that theytart too haitlly anti list killed former

mptVooH of their Mexican friend whottf endeavoring to work thn mine for

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he Oermans hastily gathered tinore taken out and

A of Apaches attracted to the Hby the a furious attacktm and In tho desperate running light

followed the men separatedn turning off through the

tho Pints villages and the othernuking IIH way to tho settlement thatMAkinc become tho city of Phrunlx Itach

the other to liavo been killedIt Is not known that they ever mot

narrow eLiving with tho Pimn nt that time was

John Walker Ono of the fugitivesinto his exhausted and

In pltf of all efforts to resuscitateIll died Before Ida death ho gust

lcr In rurtlnns how to reach th mlnnid turned over to him the ore hn lund

awayTrw written description of the

Prnr ity hind been carried off the otherfrinan who haul reached the settlement

on th unrili cldp of tho SaP Hlver livingn hinv nt that tlrno to investigate the

Walker allowed then matter to restfor rrfti years It was not until 181-

Iln ho macla It public Ho ha nprtime to supposed loon

Inn of the Olin himself wax fuily-unlivl in looking after the affairs of

th VkolIn ixr i found that the second fugl-

ivi 1ml iv n living In Mesa Ariz and thatinaile occasional excursion Into thn

itmrttition Mountains bringing buck wit-hn gout nugget Two Interlien IIH wa tit i of death ho mado

to th neoret hut diedlnforti K could tell tho

lie the nnm Weaver by whichnrihablv Intended to convoy that old

Weaver tho hermit of thoJilon kiiW tho of the

Dutchman mine limit If Weaverh dleii with th secret untold Few

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One clny In rummer of IS77 an nR dlx cr found u of rich goldHunt In a cnilon In the northern r rt of theHlnrk lulls The ieo of rock was assayedIV Henry Ijcppln mul Frank Bryant Itlit not VP I more tItan onefourth of apound nnd ylnlcl cl fully six graliM of freeKolil The two assayers WITH mutli excitednnd wnntod to the old li rm lcki r ulonce but ho wax not to l found that day

Tim m xt tnornliiK at the H-HMyer wero up on thn lookout for uparty which said to lie going out withI ho old man who hud found ere butthey wero too liito the hud already

ou The day was Thishunted nil not find the placeIn fist the old man Iwntno o lthat lu would have him If lund thetImers not kept the bearings In the even-ing the party returned ufler ridIng thirtyinllo over the tiledand much The old mantaken Kick and remained KO for seine timeWhen ho recovered ho departed forformer hoinu In the Kist

two yearnlooking for iho tilt minebut without fctirwiw Others hnve taken

foarch nt Intervals but the locationof the ruins to this duty remain one of theunsolved mystori of tho HUM

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cle porndo who was hanged at Helena Monlist sear for murder diecl the secret ofa rich gold mine In the cpriiiR of 1870an old much went to Gayshorn in lie Hlaek lllllx ajid In the courseof hun visit other thatho wan In region for the oflucatliiR n rich I In exhibitedu rough diagram or wild that itWHM route travelled in ISOA by WentSalccr who commanded the of

which formed one of tho dIvisions oftho great Powder River Indian expedition

Dunkley was the old mnnH nameHis story was that while Wnlkern com-mand was forcing Its through thecoutitrv the camped oneon a mall on I of the PowderItiver Two civilians nero with the com-mand amid just n tho wereInto they killed a Inar which rushedout of n thicket It was then aboutthe let of October On the followingmorning the command Nt outtrnvli only a tulle or two when it wiattacked Indians In largo forcethe troops were forced to retreat to the

where they again went IntoHere ho two civilian saw indication

of gold and after out n oftho wro astonished to find a largoquantity of the metal in tho

nt onco reported the discovery toLieut Walker By timewere on half rations and liad no foragefor their horses prairie rrwin whichwas scarce enough

The was cold nr i Thonien wer much lLKatUflHtl and talked-of deserting For this reasoncautioned two civilians to keep thodiscovery quiet and not pan out nny more

ho argued thewas there In such quanti-

ties It would be a good excuse for themto desert anti that would certainly resultin disaster to tho entire

Afier tho party huh returned to Fortas went tho two

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trader for 1750tiny spent several years to dis-

cover two civilians hindIntended to in the search n soon as

Wit wifo HO but one of them diedin 1R72 and tho other wa killed in n drunkenbrawl at Abilene Ken in 1S73

It wa perhaps tho irony of fate that Oara before getting

trouble which resulted In hiswas nub to peouro information whichwould have enabled him to have foundthe lost mliw without ThisInformation wns contained In tho recordof the icler Hirer campaign as

nn olllcer of high commandwho was Informed of of thecivIlians erich made a memorandum of thoexact location of the ramp

Tin oflieer hail Intended returning to thespot hlm elf but not until 147 WHS it

neuter tho country owing to largonumber of wlo wero con-stantly raiding through it mind hn diedbefore that time secured

of the memorandum He wasarretttod for murder l efon hs could againresume hi search amid during thopreceding Ills lentil on gallows he

to rovenl his secret Whatbecnni of the memorandum I tint knownlimit It is probable that hn hid or destroyedit when ho realized that all a newtrial or pardon was in vain With himtiled tho Htcrot of location of a minewhich may contain millions in

Sine the Ixclnnlng of civilized historyIn time Ulaek the of thatregion have fablesabout untold lichen hidden In Bear Gulchand adjacent nnd there IM hardlyan living there todaynot know by heart some cherished version-of famous t mine Time versions usuallyvary widely In texture butthe same the most striking re-counting il1 Invasion f Bear Gulch bygold seeker fore the Black Hills country

known o the theOutline of gold In stores absolutely un-precedented bo

moro than could antItho forced abandonment of tho region nnaccount of Indian raids

Tho Indians making hue partyleave all gold exterminated mem-ber hut ono succeeded In securinga stone tablet upon which h left a briefhistory of the of the for thebenefit of coming generations AccordIng to the legend this historian of thin

tiled of starvation Other legendsthrilling have bten

many believing thorn have spent years Instriving to find time elusive gold fields

The Devils Tower n remarkable rockof gigantic SMJ on the Hello Fourcho HirerIn eastern Wyoming Is not without Itslegend of hidden treasure While at Yankton years age a man who lived tiearthe rock nut several old Siouxwith whom h w acquaintedphotograph of the Ilovlls Tower with him

would like to soi If V henIt was shown to their thev appear greatlyexcited and asked him If anypassage hen been found the

course no such passngiway hasIwen dUeoveredbut after a great deal of urging time Indianstold what know of tho tower and anunderground passage

Tho story wn threewarriors their trllx near

discovered an opening whichled directly under tho tower the

it After following the a greatdistance they found a number of

human beings They thenproceeded until camo to of

water which they said was aboutfifty feet wide feet long

Hern they discovered morn bonesamong a greet quantity of goldTh wore nfrnld to treasure awaywith them mind on outside the cave

determine1 on blocking entranceno effectually that It could nut be discosori l by mie ilse Intending to retiutiat fnro limo nnd carry away thetreasure

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INDUXAPOMH Aug 23 Gibson countycontains within its borders what U believed to l n tho only town in time CniteilStates population i composedwholly of negroes whoso nflnirs nro conductifl by the semite raco and whose citizen-ship liftS won the respect and confidenceof the whites It has 305 voters Thoughthe inhabitants of lyles the negro townare industrious enterprising and

thrifty only four nudes away U thetown of Huzelton wlioreln no negro dareset his toot for such an advent alwaysbeen the signal for tho assembling of thewhites an to leave

Several yearn before tho war n coloredman namiyl Joshua lylrn canto to libroncounty He lund been a slave In T nnet se j

but master lied set him free and hadgiven him 5 J with which to start in lifeIt i a tradition in tIme town that Josh hadrisked hid life to save that of masterand that Ida freedom mid n roll of bills wereIlls reward He invested hU money

in tho Wabonh bottom and nettleddown a n farmer For several years howorked early and late After time war howent back to his old home and Inducedsome of hU former friends to como to In-

diana with him They located nicer hisfarm anti in tho course of time a villagesprang up and then negroes l ecame properous

Soon after this addition to the populationthe ljulsvlllo Evansvllle and St Louisllailroad was constructod and tho com-pany built a fldo track on Joshs farmIt cnmo to bo known by tho name of IyleOno of the Inhabitants opened a grocerynear the track and the future townthus founded It now has churches apublic school a oflico and n greatnumber of neat homes It is said thattiter has not been an arrest in Iyles forfifteen years and that thin Inhabitants amzealous in aiding the ofllecm In prevent-Ing shiftless negroes from conning to thocounty Xo man in permitted in the townwho will not work Many of those whohave come since the war havo securedsmall parcels of ground and the place isnoted throughout the region for largocrops of corn and melons Many of thefarmers make a specialty of melons andfind a ready market at good prices in Louisrule and other cities

Jameu Cantrell is then leading citlrenbeing Potma ter ticket nnd express agentgrain buyer wclghmaster and grocer andIt is a matter of great pride to him that heIs tho only colored Postmaster In anyNorthern State Ills wife nn intelligentlittle woman is deputy and hs clerkHo owns ouo of the handsomest cottagesin the town limo little community supports two churches Methodist and Baptist

anti nearly everybody belongs to ono orthe a deep religious spirit per-vades the community

Tho trustees of tho town look after thestreets and alleys but beyond tills there Islittle for them to do for nil public work isdone by turning out to a man to Its accom-plishment nnd t he place is always neat andclean Severn years ago a pollen judgewas elected and a town marshal was chosen-In order to conform to the incorporationlaws but neither ever had anything todo and tho custom of electing

boon abandonedThe people adhere to the customs that

prevailed among them when in slaveryUnless there is sickness In some familythere Is not a light burning In tho villageafter 9 oclock nt night but every house-hold Is astir between 4 and 6 oclock in tImemorning anti tho mon are out In the fields-at work mid the women unIty with theirhousehold duties soon after unrise OnSunday tIme entire population goes to church

the majority of families observe then ono of rest

Many of their old superstitions still clingto them Everything that grows above thoground such a corn peas and hanN in the light moon

onions potatoes arid beets I planted intime dark of mron there a super-stition that tho mcon affectsadvantageously oras time I or disregarded

Though time whites in other townsof the county are willing to give all creditto tho Inhabitants of they discouragenegroes from settlingthe county arguing If newcomerIs any account ho will stop at Lyles amonghis own color arid If not ought toIK mode to pass on This rule huts obtainedfor years at and has been so condslent that there Is not a coloredman or woman In tho town Asappears ho U met sonic of time citizens

Is inquired Into unit hn isordered to out as soon as It Is com-pleted If demurs as some have done

to the edge of the town antitold If hn returns ho will be stimmarllydealt with

v rAiiAxnuaThe VonnintCM In the Hitnr Have

Abandoned the Old MrlhmKmethods havn crept Into the

panhandling business A family man whowas leaving his Park row office for bornethe other was aojsed by a typicaltramp Hn was down nt iho heel had aweeks growth of gray whiskers anti was sodilapidated generally that h might havo

away In a galeSay the raggrfl one as ho

stood in the family mans WilY 1vo goteight cents hero anti I want seven moro toget a bOth I o irt work tomorrow

that wont help mo now Im hingrytot and I n meal

Tho family nine looked interested Hethrust hand into trousers

and watt in the act of forthn quarter when something happened Ayoung faced fellow a

over lila left eve smoking thu buttof a cigar that had up Inthe street and swinging a lightcone quickly tramp nsldoanti family man In eve

Say sport on time deadnow I winter a ball and n smoke Iaint got a cent but Im on them level Unl elt fer Konin of the tuh nn dont standthere looking sheered Como

Tho old tramp looked at thnhandler in Then hohi eyes anti pinched himself to i o whetherho wits

Treat Scott was hi homoved away If the busines has progrcHccd that Its time I quit

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J B Corsetsmads of white batiste orwhite and drab coutil fullbias cut low bust mediumhips trimmed with lace andribbon sizes IS to 24 inchessold regularly at 174 cbsingout price 8 X

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Annex Oak Sideboards Annex

Oak wide three drawirs two cabinets well tinand perfectly fitted 14x22 In bevelled Frenchplate mir 5 6j

ror regular price 1650 sale price loSolid Oak Sideboards 4 feet wide swell drawers beautifullyin bevelled plate mirror a choice piece furniture 99regular price 1800 sale price 1 f

Oak Sideboards 4 feet wide qu tered oak swell top drawers two cabihighly polished and carved 16x28 in Frenchplate 59

mirror regular price 2JSO sale price IVOak Sideboards 30 in deep curved top massive

feet handsomely carved 20x30 in bevelled Frenchplate 99mirror 4000 sale price OT

Beautiful Parlor SuitsKnowing the demand that would be mad for Parlor Suits during our Mid-Summer Furniture Sale we permitted no opportunity to piss that could beutilized for advantagi and our own Among the really remarkableachievements was the turn that gave us possession of a very rich lot of Parlor Suit Frames at a large discount from regular Partial reuilt maybe learned by reading the following quotations Suitsin sumptuous satin damask and Verona velour in the color you like b st

less frames in plain muslin were meant to sell for

Threepiece Parlor SuitsParlor Suits highly polished mahogany venaered inlaid frames

covered with beautiful satin cutmsk your choice of several 4ncolors value S2750 sale price 22Parlor highly polished crotch mahogany veneered frames

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Fivepiece Parlor SuitsFivepiece Parlor Suits highly polished mahogany veneered frames richly

tops upholstered in satin your choice of sev 00value 4250 sale price 31

Parlor Suits highly polished crotch mahogany veneered framesvery with in 5 74your colors value 5250 sale price 4 J

appropriate for parlor or library extra massive crotch ma-hogany Verona or tapestry value 246750 sale price OO

Parlor Suits highly polished crotch mahogany veneeredvery large and massive covered with satin or Verona

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2500 ChenilleAxminster RugsA inches in width mellow old gold in color Next a narrowscarlet stripe Then a fancy subborder clear red ground enriched with

Persian The centre pattern follows exact copy of-

a rare Turkish effect worked out in Yale blue red old gold blackWordpicturing fails You must see the Rugs

Technical details Woven closely extra tineplushy pile firm strong bak size 6x9 feet

sold regularly at 52500 our 1596 i

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Rogers TablewareRogers TablewareSpoonsForks and various Serving Piecesat about half regtnar

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Spoons tt of six forTable Spoons and Dinner QQcForks set for

Salt Spoons c

Fish Knives tfcFish Forks 33c

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Gravy Ladles 19c

Cheese Scoops 39cSugar Tongs 2 jcCream Ladles

Fullsize Carving Sets Knife Forkand Steel solid steel silverplatedhandles sold regularly at 500 ourprice 9Sc

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Allwool Velvets Hartfords Smithsand other good best wovengrades with or borders ourregular price 98c sale price 69c

pftc for 134 Wilton Ve-lvet Carpets

Wilton Velvets extra Qualities fromthe Smith and Hartford mills beau-tiful designs and colorings our regularprice 134 sale 98c

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Austrian decorations arefancy colored borders enhanced withreiitied gold tracings Plenty of fulldozens In lot at

pricePlates 29c

Breakfast Plates 23cTea Plates I9cBread Plates lOcPreserve Plates lOcChop Dishes 97cSalad Bowls 97c

Scores of other articles includingChocolate Pots and Cracker

at half

In the BasementT-he China Bargain Counter in base-

ment is broken lines ofdecorated English and domestic Din-

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drawers sime size and stylesold elsewhere in ash at 500our price for the oak 319

Oak Chiffoniers live14xlS in bevelled French

plate mirror regular price csale price O 9

Solid Oak Chiffoniers 32 in widefive drawers 16x20 in Frenchplate mirror regular price

sale price 7aSolid Oak Chiffoniers 32 in widecarved toilet 16x20 in Frenchplate mirror regular price

sale priceOak Chiffoniers 42 in wide

full swell front 18x28 inFrenchplate mirror regular

sale price I33697 for 850

Dining TablesOak 42x42 in square top

legs mounted on claw feet sale priceS697

174 for 250Dining Chairs

Oak box seat French legsback strongly made and well

finished 5174

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Axminsters high rich grade elabo-rate floral effects or withoutborders our regular price Is 134sale price 9Sc

99c for SI34 FiveFrameBody Brussels

Fiveframe Brussels handsome-for parlors rooms and

chambers Oriental rugdesigns our regular price is 134

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BlanketsThese are the same kind of valuesthat tilled the Blanket departmentlast week Buyers fairly swarmedabout them We did a big business-in the best way and are too

to repeat the bargains for thebenefit of all whobut arrived too late for the first of-

feringsBlankets wool tilling fine cottonwarp bound with white silk ribbonpink blue and red borders

10quarter size

209Same grade as above but muchheavier in weight and fleecier because of softer finish 12quarter size 399Berkshire Wool the pricesnever qualitiesQuantity not very large

10quarter size IJ9l-lquarter size 189

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69c to 98cBlack Dress Goods

Serges Armures CrepeCanv is Clothsand Twills thereyou have the names of the bestliked weaves in the collectionAllwool Yes and 42 to 46inches The qualities thatusually here at 69c to 98cchoice 4X

White and ColoredShirt Waists Slightlysoiled and mussed

49c reduced from 89c59c reduced from 99c

Shirt Waists made of sheer whiteIndia linon front trimmed withtuks and six rows dainty embroidery inserting tucked backand sleeves

99c reduced from SI9

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A Complete Clearance Saleof DressesO-ur regular qualities reduced to 131Our regular 324 qualities reduced to 196Our regular 423 qualities reduced to 274T-

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other serviceable weaves Guimpi Russian and highneck stylestrimmed and finished in the same pretty wy that ishonresewing The sizes range from 4 to 12 years

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Nothing remains to be said about the MiJsummir Carpet Sate News of the values las been broadly circulatedthe judiciously youve aidid our efforts by seeing and then talking industriously The

brands the prices and skeleton descriptions are everything to impress possible who are responsiveto thrifty chances

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4gc for 69c Extra SuperIngrains

Allwool Extra Super Ingrains Lowells Hartfords Higgins best

large variety of our69c sale price 48c

57c for 69c TenWireTapestry Brussels

Tenwire Tapestry Brussels andSmiths Rest Tapestry Brussels handsome colorings ourregular price 69c sale price 57c

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Finest Body Brussels EffectsSold elsewhere at 1800 Sold elsewhere at 2350 Sold elsewhere at 2503our price 6x9 49 our price 17 48 our price 9x12 48reel IO xlO feet IV

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Italian SoapSoapologists agree that the bootshaped peninsula the finestCastile soap in the world We seUtons of it every year And so it oc-

curred to us that Italy excelling allother countries in one line ofindustry might offer equal goodness-in another For that reason we

extends the first lot of Italian Per-

fumed Toilet Soaps ever broughtinto this countryDelicate fragrant

67 Transparent Glycerine smallcake 15c

66 Transparent Glycerine largecake I8c

21 Musk Brown Windsor 16c4B Fancy Perfumed cake 16c

29cFertFertFert cake 33cFin de Siecle very delicate 27cCuir de Russia 26cFleur de Lis odorous 27cFour Seasons assorted odors 23c

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ontinuationofthe Bedding SaleBed Spreads

Spreads woven of pure white bleach-

ed size threecentrepiece designs 79cCrocheted full size extraheavy handsome raised pat-

terns 99cHoneycomb Spreads elevenquarters-ize alloversigns

ComfortablesFullsize and heavyboth sides witholine fancystitched worth up to 89c

Fullsize both sides covered withfine fancy silkoline corded edgesfilled with carded cotton up

119

Fullsize top covered withsateen tilled with carded deodorizedcotton others with both cov-

ered with figured sikolinewitn lambs wool quantity not verylarge worth up to JOO at199Fullsize both sides covered with I

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Sheets and Pillow CasesMade of superior quality white muslin and made rightNot cut on the cross but torn straight and properly hemmed launder without the sagging or zigzagging

The Pillow54X90 ia6x90 in 39c72x90 in 42c

in 49c90X90 in S4c90x99 in 59c

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