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Otir "Eton" Suits, some have Single-Breasted Vesta and others IViuhlc Preste.i were never so hand-sorne as they are this spring: all th. new choua an $7.50 Boys' Waists. The "Popular" Pur rnlannderen Walta. la all th. new.

sparkling spring patterns, are rusly for your inspaction. Price OULi Tbe Celebrated '-Star Waists, laundered. In either the Hri I'r N'suron ollar. are now here, QC. CONFIR and the patterns are very choice.

Price Jv aitis BRIGHT Prospects For Bureau Project Being Realixed Important Committee Meeting. The proa-pec are that within two month. (Die long cherts had induwtrtsJ bureau scheme siU have bavrome a reaUlty The object, eel reader, of Twa Esarixss are perhaps I aw-ere. Is for the purpose of eecurlna; new -nd additional Induwtriee for the city. The' scheme baa neither pomjcal.

private nor oUque elgnifk-sjice. It la purely in th. Infarct of the city, and the of th. Idea her. are pVea-sed at the encouragement It ta recetvinst.

although some, through ap-pereatlT eelftah motives, are endeavorina; to tnterv.ne and frustrate th. fulfillment of Che acbetne. The effort t. to raise IHXiWO in order to start the bureau. Iat year a similar organisation Columbus raised for the pursoee.

and through tt secured many new Similar report. ODfne In from other otttee which do not rank anywhere near Cincinnati as a manufacturing oenter. The tnduatrial Bureau Committee, cora-paetd of representatives from the Business af.n'a Club. Manufacturers' Club. Taxpayers' Association.

Building Tradea Exchange and Cbaiafeer of Commerce held a meeting yeeterday afternoon at til. rooms of tbe Business Men's Club to discuss the prepared by General Michael Ryan, of tbe Chamber of Commerce. Inasmuch as some suggestion In line wttb an item that appeared In Th. Enquibkr several years ago was mad. by the Taxpayers' Association, th.

prospectus will be revised and will. In all probability, be mailed some time during the coming week. It is proposed to Issue 10,000 of these prospect use a Mr. E. W.

Lewis, the authorised agent to solicit sub-crlnuona. reported that he had received quite a number, and that nes-dse he ha. received considerable other encouragement and aaM that he expected within tba next Jlsrht weeke to rats, the necessary amount. IT. John H- Gibson preaided and Mr.

H. I. Buy dam recorded the mtnutee. geosse Binira itjieral The fuawral ef young George 8, 8 hi res. sjibo- died ef heart failure at tba residence ef hfa one la.

Nat Hyama. at No. 424 West aUsratk atreee. will tak. piece from there Tba deceased waa a former resident of tbla etty.

kia father, W. C. BMrea, being a well known thaatrtoal saanager. who at one time prsesded ever the deetlny of th. old Na tional Taaater.

aa eyoanioee TTroet. and the Pike Opera Hons. Mr, BMrea aln waa the pisisMtsr vc n.v aamen. wnwro owe piw use sua wuere uw aruraex House now atr.Bm.tlaeam.ra fna Pet! it la sn si slsss ef I tweets taeneaada eX naopU aeery day. MEN'S SUITS Clot has tbat aay bast Clotting Storm Is Ud to show Ita particular customers: Stylish, properly cut, wall-tallorad.

depaadabla. Hi frwjf prdd a stowing our orasaat Hock of Mao's Sulfa. Not only on acton at of tba cornet tit, tba workmanlike finish, tbe aelected lining; tbe dote aet of tbe collar at tbe neck, but In tbe bidden detail of Making that tell In tbe wear. It's these detalla of Making that keep our Clothing shapely when no longer new. The Deadly Parallel Of Comparison of prlcet and qualities will prove to you that these Suits at Cannot be equaled In this city for the money.

Men's Top Coats, $15.00. Why mot bay a fashionable Overcoat when you do bay onef It won't cost you any more than the kinds of everyday stores. There Is a bang about tbeaa Top Coats, though apparent, cannot be described. It's ao fetching that folks who try one on hardly ever take It off, unless to have It sent home. BOYS' CLOTHING.

There is no place of more importance to thrifty parents who would see their lads well clad than in our Juvenile Department. The collection involves all the most sensible garments for the boys, either for school, for dress or for romping. Heed the following: Boyi' Kate router Salt. Klqulilti Pouhle-Bresstsd 1 1 1 1 rnado of the newest spring fahrics. fsncy Chariot mil 1th.

ST(M. all wool, of course, all male withdmhle hiiknesa tti rloth at Mat and knrr. These are worthy through and through Iri. Wg values at Otir faninns II Twiv Piece. Piinhle-HreaBtarl and Three Piece Soita.

Hingis Hreested Coat and Pouble-Hreestrd Vesta sre nindsls of style and The Mixtures siM Mu terges arc moat iu -rrh; ii to ln S3.50 S5.00 Yooths' Loa( Trout Salts Age 14 to 1. Excellent A II-Wool Puits in a hoet of beautiful pattern, in all the newest spring colorings and handsomely made. These are invincihie vul ties at our rri' At this price w. dhow over 20 patterns of liandaome Striped Wnrste.i. elegant mixed Cheviots and ur famous JUue i-erge.

either or Sing e-Breasted Vesta. Many of these pattern! ar oonnned to us. You II not ti nd them elsewhere S7.50 $10.00 I Yooths' VeryCho ce Pnlts. msde from th. very 4 A either fViuhle or Single-Breasted Vests.

The tailoring and lining are of hi I class and the nt parted. iTice. relies t. $12,00 Boys' Washable Kilt Suits, Our display of Washable Kilt Suits was never so choice, showing as we do all th. bright, new P.

K.V I rashes and Kings- a I ft I Kn Cfl Urns. CONFIRMATION NEGLECTED i oatetn-ntrw lectnra on UDcotn" before tba Stamina Republic Wl.UW'Wl.wlU va.UU $2.98, $5.00. $8.50 Waa Indian BUI Avenue Becanae Township Truateee Were Not Notified. Although the Indian Hill avenue Improvement haa already been completed many month, th. Trustee, of Columbia Town-ahlp hav.

been waiting ever since for th. formal transfer of th. road to them by the County Commissioners. The latter, however, supposed that the Township Trustee, had taken possession of the avenue as soon as It waa completed, and as a result of this misunderstanding on both sides the road has been neglected and uncared for by any author-tries ever since ft was completed. This state of affairs was brought to tbe at tention of the County Commissioners yesterday by an Inquiry from Mr.

Sampson. one of the Township Trustees, aa to when the road would be formally transferred to them. The members of the board were surprised to learn that the Trustee, had ot taken charge of the road as soon as it ia finished and opened to travel. Presi dent Breen explained to Mr. Sampson that th.

County Commissioners never make any formal transfers of a road to the Township Trustees, bat that the latter usually have centre I of roads as soon aa they are finished and open to the public without any notice from the County Co mm Issloners, Mr. Bampeon stated tnat tney nave been waiting patiently for a notice of transfer to them, and on that account did not take charge of the road. He said that some of tbe drains end seerers tn the roed are too low and should be raised, and h. wanted to know whether the Commissioners could not do this. He waa Informed that the new road law will not be active until next December, and that before tbat time the coon tr cannot Improve roads.

Bo the Township Trustee, will hare to raise the sewers. FINE PROGRAMMES AjTMgvd For Newsboys' Home Benefit By Hayward Dramatic lab. Excellent prrsxramenes have been arranged for the New sbuys' Heme benefit, which wQI be arrren at the Pike on May eod Tbe pin fsi iwe mis of May a will eonalat of a sidesplitting faxce-corneriy antiUed "Miss Brawn Fretn Portsmouth. Tba sntMtarnnsrsit of Mny will as. TaadsrrHla Boys of the Has srv.l begin the pruginoime with a sons; ef welcome.

Th. Hayward Dramatic Club, assisted by asetnbers at Miss Hay-ward's win perucipeia. OOWlOri IJXTniRE. B. R.

Cowan laat esrealnaT detre- Laaerae. His lecture tt too waa aknown te need any comment. It waaks with th. nr ef the ai.rtji.d Prealdeak in a manna. au ki eot aleoa uKertalnlag, but taatructire aa waU.

Hla preeenca before tba leeurue was tba saaaaa of attraottna an unweuaiiy larre iss BBsweussra, aai ee waean Xact wpnjej ur xaair DEMURRER Sustained and Leaf Tobacco Warehouse Company and Not Individual Stockholders May Sue. Judgs Jackson yesterday decided the demurrer to the petition In th. suit of A Marsh against H. H. Hoffman.

Lee Brooks and Henry Fsltman. This waa the case where It waa charged that the three men mentioned, while tree tors of the ncinnatl Leaf Tobacco Warehouse Company, and members of the Executive Committee of that board, by misrepresentations to tbe other Directors, so managed the buslnesa of the corporation that they paid eat nSO.Oi in divldenda during a serf, of years, from the capital stock of the company, when the corporation waa not In fact earning diT4- lends. It waa also alleged that they did this for the purpose of keeping up the merke price of th. stock until they gradually sold practically all their holding at a high price Hence It was asked that the defendants be compelled to repay for the benefit of the corporation the amount they wrongfully paid oat. A demurrer to the petition was based on he allegation that the plaintiff aa a atock-belder suing on behalf of himself and the ther had no tight to maintain the action; that tne corporation Itsef raust sue, aad Its failure to assert such a against other parties, la the absence of fraud, collusion or breach of trust, does not confer such right on a or number of stockholders.

Because of these reasons, and. further, because the defendants were not shown to be in any way In control of tbe corporation aa Dtrec ora. and. tn fart, are net Directors, the Judee sustained the demurrer to the petition. In -ther words, the corporation must sue instead of an hi dirt dual stockholder.

eapeciaJ-y where tt Is not shewn tbat the present members of the Board of Directors are no made defendant, to the action and charged wttb fraud, collusion or Illegal conduct. AST LEASTXE ETJOKRE. One) hundred and forty-flre table, bare bean sn.agi il for the eventnaj play of the Students' Art Laag-ue euchre, which wi be tirm at the Emery Hotel parlors next Wednesday. Tba afternoon play promisee to be etuauiy aa large, r-neee or pic ures linos test st artssts ef Ctoetonati will be green. Tkekwta are an aale at Beajaasua'a.

ElwaSKafrTMT aUTHOOJCED, Th anjurlajTe ot Waa stair Dodtay f-fcsher. at SS Want Fifth street, Cawtourtan. anst Or. Clanaa K.es.LL Itunsy. of Ras.n.

weed. W. Ta, wfB tak piece eat the tnc a1 Ta.sday. June BtaT raexc- IW laaadav TTIE ENQUIRER, GIXCIXXATT, SUNDAY, APT.TL 15, 1000. 8 THI MABLCY CARCW CO.

IWiil ATlMfJFllM "The Best on Earth" I HANAN 4 SOWS trade mark, and they sr. Jnatly ent.l.e.J to it Wear Hannn Shoe 1 he emancipated from ashing, burning feet. They ar, to nvst perfect fittirw and comfortable Shoe in the world We how ei- AT MM tremely handsome line, in Tana (or llll MEN'S fommer Wear. Price WUlVJU We have had made for us by Hanan 4 Sod several Lines of Ladies' Shoes. They are very atyl- Taa Russia Calt.

Black Kid a ad Pateat Leather. We are ole Agents for the aale of the "Hanan" Shoe in iiicinnati. Housefurnishings. Matchless opportunities for tb. aconomlcal hcraeokeeper.

Step Ladders Pint, well aea-oned. warranted strong and dnrahle, ii CQa feet, with shelf 03C Curtain Stretchers, Folding. NicWel pUted Pint, wi i 1 not sag. uitahle for QQa. any size curtain uOC Clothes Wringers.

MoAaMinnc of the lafe Ker. Dr Isaac M. 'Wise, ITICUalllUIlS handsome nn. si back Medallions 03U Nazareth Waists Are the on'y SeanVess Knit WaLsts for Boys and fiir i with Tspe Potions to fasten tbe Clothing to. Thev are we.l stayed with tape bands and can be use.1 the year I g.

f)r QT- round. Ag'-s to 1-' years. I 3C iOC, 036 Equipoise Waists, Children's and Indies' Garters, Ptispenders. Bustles, Lares, t-teels, Shie dx, Corset Findi tigs, Ac. CITY HALL PICK-UPS.

B. of P. Adopt, a Keeolutton In Fa-or of Ion Iahor In Deparunenta. The Committee of the Whole of the Board of Public Service reported yesterday in favor of the employment of union labor In all the departments wherever possible. Several days ago the Board of Legislation sent a resolution favoring union labor down to the B.

of P. B. This resolution waa -eferred to the Committee of the Whole and that committee reported yesterday favoring it- The resolution ia no different from the policy of the B. of C. A Ike Miller on the old board was always against anion labor.

Tbe other five members of tbe board were in favor of tt. The weekly report of the Health Depart ment submitted yesterday shows that there were 61 cases of Infectious and contagious iT.sei see reported last week, as against 117 for the corresponding week In 1809. There ere 29 deaths from those causes, as against 30 deaths during the same period last year. Sixteen of the deaths, however, were caused by consumption. Captain C.

C. Cook, who left yesterday for Puerto Rico, carriee with htm a special engraved recommendation from Mayor Tafel showing that he la a Democrat who favors free trade. Captain Cook also carries with htm the sword of Admiral Cer-vfcra. which waa found on the wreck of the Maria Teeesa when that ship was raised near Santiago. Mayor Tafel is new at work en has annual maego.

It will be completed within a day or two. Thoa- P. Strack was yesterday awarded the contract for the. new sewer in East Ridxe way avenge at "his Ud of $XB37 Ti. Van Sandt a.

Meeds bid tL5T8 U. A rough calculation on the day that the bids were iscetved showed, apparently, that Van sandt ex Meeds ware the lowest bidders, bat a more careful calculation resulted In the disco-very that Rtrack la the winner. Struck ha. done a great deal of rood work for the city within the past two years. The maanbers of the new board made a trip to the City Icnrmary yesterday after- OOuari TgAfnrrgfl.

Tba Hamilton County Tearners' Aasocia-Uoa bald Ita monthly nisntlin tn Bint on Hall. T. M. A Bsdldbac yeaterday morn-ln. kOaa TTora Back read a paper on Ts.Uiekisjy.

Ita Use as Fttssaury stweopgoon views ef "A Trip Throoarh HIGH 8CE0QL fUPLLS. ranced to have the BoxweH tor tarn sflsiwajkai at papHa to bis-b bead ad tbe mstk. Bataaasy. aVaxtt 3a. S2.7&, S2.UM.

Fancy Parasols N'or-elties. tntirelynew K2iV $3.75. i4 OH. Women's Petticoats. Th.

exhlb'. la moat lntereattne and tb. prloe. em.ly low for tb. style, quality end character of the goods.

Black and Colored 5Hk Pettl-roafs. with untbreila rutfls. riled and lined. II qq VeUeteen bound 4-i30 New Sfr-nr Shades and Black Hllk PettKOHtS. wuh lo- inrh accord on plaited tionnce and dust an 7c ruffle JO.

I 0 Corded and Black Pilk Pettier at, with deep accordion plaited ruffle, ruching lop and bottom. $10, $12, $13.50. Plark and Colored Silk Pelt ironts. with umhrfl.a ruf fle. corded OLD-TIME FIGURE In Cincinnati Oocnmerctal Circles Be-j movesi By featb of John Law.

In the death Thursday of John Law at 1 his home in College Hill a notable charac- ter was removed from the commercial and banking circle, of the city and the Weet. Mr. Law was born near Zaneeviila, Ohio. In 1S3L After a varied experience aa an extensive dealer In livestock both East and West, b. established the firm of John Law A Bro, In this ctty.

and for many years this was the representative firm In the mule trade of the West, tholr businee. reactilng enormous proportions. Mr. Law acquired a competence and retired some years since to his country home In North College Hill, where the Late years of his life srere passed and where he died from a complication of maladies. Surrounded by his family he passed to his rest profoundly mourned by a lanre circle of sodal and business associates whose good fortune brought tlem within the remlaj sphere of the life-long beneficence.

The faithful companion of his later rears and a large family of children survive him. HANDICAPPED With a Valise Fall of City Director-tew Waa Latkrwtaau Cliff Laketnan, Secretary of the Ftre De partment, left for Columbus yeaterday to call on his friend. Lieutenant Governor Caldwell, and to witness the adjournment of the Legislature. He made up his mind ta make the trip rather suddenly, and seat a special messenger to his home in Cum-minsvUle for an extra overcoat, shirt and other necessary articles The grip waa rather a large one, and. apon It being brought to the Fire Department office, being found very light, his friends In th.

office concluded to make his trip a heavy one. and opened the grip and placed therein the City Directory and large, (at annual reports. Cliff had no time to examine as to what made bis load such a heavy one, and no doubt upon hbi arrival at Columbus be waa com polled to call in the i skew of several able-bodied porters at the Natl House to carry bis grip to his FRANK COFTON. He Was Pinched by a misfit shirt causing him to act unnaturally. Gorton Shirts are cut to the shape of that individual other.

FRANK GOFTON, Mo- $3.48 Jferoertred Petticosts. in b'srk and colors, with sccordion plaited rurlie. niching at $2.50 Mercerized Petticoats, in blsck and all the new shades. either ato rdion plaited floun' or deep ruffle corded, adjustable yoke and perfect tit- J2 fjg M.rceriBed Petticoats, with graduated accordion plaited flounce, finished w.th rif-hiig top an nn and bottom, shown in black and colors. vv.30 Black Sateen Petticoat-s, with lined flounce, 3 roi of feath-r braid and rutfle Bla" Sateen Petticoats, with plaiting on two ruffles, feather bone $1,00 $1.25 Black Pateen Petticoats, with deep accordion I jq p.aited tionnce or 3 ruffles I ir 3 mmim IrlEITTf KfVaVY or ft orR W.

O. WOODM ANSEE PIANO CO. Pianos That Stand There are any number of Pianoa that look well and sound fairly well AT THE START. Toucan buy cheap Pianos that do that; but a P.ano should be made to last a lifetime. If it only "stays good" a few months it is dear at any price.

Sterling Pianos Are of the kind that "STAND." They are safe instruments to buy. They stand the wear and tear of eTery day usage, and, with ordinary care, three generations of children may practice on one. Besides their known goodness), you haTe oar guarantee exchange ii not satisfactory. Sole Repreesntatixes mm AngeJns Orchestral, Symphonies. Pianopbone and many other fine make of Pianos, Its W.GJcCuPinsjB Plana WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

ltS-107 W. Fwartk Sc. Near W. Car. Kace.

CLNCIKKATT F.Tchangin, Expert Tuning and CorTMpondextce Solicited. Phone 430 or postal Terras Cash or Easy Payment a. S3M OAK SYJslrTKm CUT PSKE SUS. A. The Geo.

M.Jenninra flaaic Publishing CtKrou trill Bad with oa. B1Q FOUR." BIG FOUR. wHTIatCXTT aPaxaal. ruU MaMey Carew's "Hanan" Shoes. 1.

It tha aim ot every motmctorer tha world over to prodwee Footwear the equal of A.N AN tt SON'S. Whea they do we wlU know tt and admit K. Copies of their Men i beat un. in The 'Carew. fully warranted ha white rubt.er ro l.

wood frame, family yg YVah silp- md' n'TT wwnwio pieced cop- CO- per bottom, either flat or US Wall Chamber Sets" tioni assorted colors, set consist of bowl, pitcher, covered chamber, mug and at rn dish I .0 fmnliftn nxrac? The "''r' uasUIIIIL JlU'tJ Store is ful warranted, only a trirte more to pay than you would fur an inferior and Btoie. 2 8 14. 4B Carpet Beaters. Made from extra heavy willow lUC UJO 25c H. H.

Carpet Soap the work satisfactorily. cakes for. round round Consider the prices and weigh them well, then investigate the remarkable worths they represent One tact is especially entitled to your consideration, and that is the utter absence of unworthy goods. iVe offer none that we cannot conscientiously recommend as the very best in the grade they represent Parasols. Btyla ud n.wneaa ax.

tb. notloaabl. cbarto-tarlatlca of tb. oollction. Tou will And b.r.

tba Tary latest Idau at price that protect and aatlafy. Whit. China Pilk Hemstitched, Cord ed. KufUes and figured. 1.40.

S1.7S. II. OH. 2 AH. Black Pilk Tafleta figured, tl.tWi, fZ.iH, Fancy ParasoU A great assortment in 'nres, plaids and figured.

1 S2.4A, Women's Jackets. rmrUcuir1y attract tylas coior bar-rcoolou tn itiu hhob i bet pr. aotakUooa. Kton in Blue. Hlack and Tan; Iuble Covert Jacketa, eiik All-wool CoTert Jarketa, in Tao, a.

Ik lined and tailor et itched. $6.75. icket, with rw. eilk line-l Jacket, with eilk line-1 Tan relret collar, and tailor etitched. $7.75 ANOS9.75.

Dressing Sacques. Klannelett. In Pink. and Heliirtrope rtrpe, Cft Croibai S.Lk OU Btriped FlannetU Pacqnes Yi.ke l.swn Hacnv.ev in mona Whita. oiored l-r- Ar or l.nip.r,.

Ibiors 79c lenrth "onhette, Itrab and Btaca. 98c Corset nette." shown in and lh-ab. 75c Pacquea in PoiVa or i-ured La ti TiRt.t Pitting Hark, ruil lrnt or Kimoni V'hi'e with Polka Iot I nn Honlers I Nrrrelties in Kimnna andfl IQ (I QQ fOQO Fancy ljiwn 04-ies I I Z.30 Beauti'-ii line Negtigee and Ixing gg Corsets. ay woman know, tan a Oora.t that doe. not 9'.

is a tortura. These are cuaraateed to fit to perfection. OCR rn. Tori.ti are of 0UC standard makes; fancy and plain erfnetj-, me 1 1 1 lone and short Saten and oeif.tis, 1 in .91. four and fiva hook front tee.s.

OCR m. "orset a ge ti i Wh.te. is a low bark. a 1 n-Bla. Lite a I nn Corsets are a.l the a I UU nn i ii 1 a brands of the day.

Y'oa can alwavs find on our i onnter. a i tf.e dirlerent inik -f ihtnl Msriu-faturen-7. P. P. Thompwn's iilove-nt-tinif.

Nemo, W. H. A Van rta. R. C.t'..

Wa ners KhIo, Armosi.le. I. Sonnelle. al.o P'erris and Jiv kn Waitv Women's Belts. Tb.

moat oeautlful and srarled collection that ever came out oa tbe lead of tb. rising sun. Batin Pulley Belts, 4fto, 7ro, OHc. Fatin Pulley Belts, hands. iiie i 'iidized i ii.t and Si Kill ies.

4v Leather Pn I Bel's in Siie'ie. sn I l'sij nt Ji.sck also i ml. lors v3C Black '-a! ir lul.ey Belts I 3C Pulley Belts, Peal and Orsy, and Tan rViede Kxtra pe'lal Dog st Be'ts in iray. Rlar snd Tan. Metal tr.mnied Pog Collar Belis in Seal and Patent lether, hls 1 an stid Br icely trimsie I Dog i oliar lieits.

in Psrent. -tiede sn 1 Semi, assorted color, llsnd-oir I Noteities in I'og Collar the newest shades of Leather, beauuf jl trioinjings, $1.20. 1.40. SI 7 Beaded Belt. In Jet 2.V-.

Hr. 49c BeadeO K.ajt.c Beits, in Jet and Stee. 7tV 9 H) 99 Brown ft a. HOC 49c 75c 98c 1 WEEK Exquisite Millinery. Tb lpr eanproni for rf llB-1 fuJ p.dai.Qjf fxrotij I Br lb tVll 7 arbaHi, aU $2.98.

$3.48, Si.98. A to kvwa lh $7.50. $10. $12. $15.

jrTAn.R KVr. flATH ar, un.in al 4 THE BEST YET! A One-Pound Can of Batavia Pure Cream Tartar Baking Powder at45c And One Package Richelieu Gelatine (Makea three quarts of Jelly) THE FINEST PRODUCED. Can be had of PEEBLES' BROS. OCEAN STEAMERS. PutXXUS 1900 -i -aValsjr-e-s 1 atasi a se er Parte TxseeHisa.

Ober tsiamgia Pesw Pkty aad tsar ef tniiii: fssilfat tsi asmi-neaaew I uriiili Maay ether liimnllll teara. 98c $1.49. $1.98 Women's Gloves. New atylaw, o.w ooiorlnara. to tb lov.lleet f-feota of 'h imon IT you an CT.ow.

no. ar.d car. frr tb. world', baet at mod.rale pnoea, cn in.s ll.t Victoria, 'lad is." Montfort." Tli-ee makes of -d i Pan, t. or oe f.lW of n' lerr iiMV'LOO The '-Capital." A ti i.lr tx r- of En.broid- Ty Jiis.

lilt, I nr atid I "lite Jouvln." ir -Ma l.rs vt Pea! a at tiren- In Tan. MckIs, Brown, ma ana vk ti.te 1 Vi ob h'ance i.i. Black, Whit, and I -hade. wl.DU P. Centemerl Cn 's Sew Styles.

ar mrinnall agents for the asls of 1 er.ten.e-i A 1 lores 1. in Par a. Krsn e. sn.l have jut v' ow Spring rtanons ir, all the ar. faab I Tt lon.hlr tale I Mines' Qioves.

A full l'fie of Mtaaea' floraa. st a. a. Tan brown. f.e,l WhlU OC I UU, I I Talfeta and Lisle.

25c. 39c. 50c Keyser Oloves. l-stent rn. 7c.

rsft in White and h.mk. DIJC I jC. Jl .00 Muslin Underwear. All New Styles. ruU pattern, and prettily Look at tb.a.

before d.cidma; on a purcbaae. Gowns. Good Mosliti. with wida Hsm-'iirg insertion i nen lata lnrtion snd edg ny Crta ne and -ieeeii 3UC fsmi dosni, with r-'iind or s'iiisre tierk. Embroi dered or lace trimmed Fine Nainsook liriwn.

w.lh lave is Skirts. Rainy-Day Suits. $10.00, $12.00. 98c Cambric and nslln wkirts. with 1.

nen and a-lge or Emhroniertd ft -unoe. 98c Cambric fklrts. with Embroidered Insertion ft and e-lce or I ju -e inner! ion and edge I isi) Fine Can' nnc r-kins i ih four rows of Point (is Pans La lnw-rtion an 1 edge Drawers. $2.98 Good M''m with Tn. and Cambric Cm- open or 25c Catnt -h I.u.en lnert'on and Idre.

wide Kurfle with Hemst bed rn. iii' OUC Can.nr- I'rswers wi'h T- w.f 6ne Liner, tare Insertion and Edge or ehuioa Lmbruidered sr. P.uffles 0C Corset Covers. Cambric with fu front Hemstitched RuTU on Ne and V-haieil. e.ther Km- brrmiered or lj.c- Trimmed unit r.c overs, trimmed with H' fr and full fror.t Choic Ss tisook rset i oiers with rows r.f a en.

ennes Insertion and Edge or, Neck and 25c 49c 75c Made from ilouhle.f aced Cloth, in "pririff weights. Skirts all have the new hark. EDUCATIONAL. Women's Spring Suits. Tea will a4 datltt ta groTtn aad Mfit I r.

ekau-mtaa aa4. au'ta. Urmaita Cuti m- 1 IMM p.a.n tan tfinnW. ti.t i.tt atyle $18 and $20. rplexdil.

.11 iin -in NurrltT i l.th Venetian. Eton aita. tn itm, ft Black CneTiotSiuta I 'mi ivlr plait ta. iris eta a re ai 1 Homeapun S11 aiylrs unr ar li.m li ly app Venetian loth. hrvi.

Homeepun t- tint: and Kton at rinding tt." late.t n. Mr ki dot. a lavender, re-1 I 1 in. of fi. H.

1 a. a Chudrer. Past li. -ae 1 Part It a -e rn ea knee a 1 Le. Fast Ma.

I n- eferl to Hoys lleay Wril dootile -oies. r.rel, arid BT and r' Pat knee t.r Ch Kits 1 duubie ktiet 1 ir. lrv 11 li. Pjs-lal lot of Wotnet. "se.

de -upportari a'. at pan. p. irlers 1 si ry we) darters. S25.C; NosreltT K'on mt faTored mater al an $28-50 $30 S35 S7.75 $10.

CO SI2.CC SI5.0G Women's Music T0 Oolortriej" avn C-if a 25c 19c. 25c 35c 35 Women's Silk Waists Superior Exarcpie. oor effort to you nr.1.. a. i mot.r Mm IK 4 2.: it: a.l tlir I 1 1 1 "tlre -C Kxtra ii 1 1 S.lk a unit til' -1 JUS wi Jl.Ii ird-O'i It Silk in 1 1 tn em.

i QQ 1 Ch arm (nrj men jUl tlSJI. $18.09. S29.IL Child's Aprons. Very nicely mads of i. i e-kel I', 1 V'ie i it I a Pn -o, -r Vec, a r.

re 'j. ffe sr. 1 or 1 t.OT.- Lawr 1-ve- -s r. I jThe Nelson Business College Odd Fellows' Temple, N. W.

Cor. 7th and Elm Sts. The Bookkeeping: and Shorthand Departments Will Be Open All Summer As Usual. THE COLLEGE OF JOURNALISM BAKING POWDER. 'STUDENTS ADMITTED DA'LV I NEWMARK'S CORSET PARLORS.

IIT EfEBT 1 1 111 HITS 17" nre snd snlt her prs The Is'se ssi-tment Coret arry ah es u. rw ersry- rj. our prices sre beyord cmr'Sriaor. as a r'snce st the fo. lowing peia will or.c con-ince you i BROKER.

ftr r-r Bine. Lavender nil Pna orset-. fim-med. Tt $1.73. Fine Mavlra Corsets, si.

eoi'-r. that week. A nd V. rjcix. rf I Lt JK-D ar I.

r. On- i- ng h. aid jIj 'et. 49C dncbie. NeYHnatfs torsst Parlors, 442 Race.

Nr FJfth. LIST YOUR PROPERTY For Sale or Rent, WITH -HCSTLKK'S BROTHER," W. TT A iTTY, Ot Borrow Hooey at 5 per cent. Saw Sffl was, groand boot. BAST FOURTH STREET.

CHIMNEY CLM' jCoLLEGE of JOURNALISM Clsan and fre; Fm xewspsper Work Taught Tkmagh Home Kt.dt wi xt ex am" CICTS ATI, O. ALL SLvlv.te1 By Batia; Toor Floss miles o. mm Eesudencs FOR Pts' lit" FORWENT. H.E.Cor.FifthandRaceSts The stores hav rg P. een Bow ready to Vt either single, re sre suttsMe for Corporailoo.

Ac or Vlay ta: a4ply to CHAS. KAIW. IS East Third HORSES Will er-iva TrirSDal one rar load of Draft. Pnrwose Horses A so. w-ro' All stock guaranteed as Trial given MOOK Ta..