Springfield Leader and Press from Springfield, Missouri • Page 5

GRUBBS ANDERSON Dealers in AND H.ivo jut received iiiiotlior invoice of those Fine iIXK UmBBELLAS Call and sw them. Sn tnmhlo to show goods. Do not forgot llio )l icn. GRUBBS ANDERSON Corner St. Louis Street and Square.

SPRINGFIELD lsiuaoona Uity, for one or our ADVERTISES that ho controls the entire production of lialtimoro Tnilor Mado Suits 1 Daltimoro boinpr a SMALL CITY of only auout poopie, sends her entire OOHP3" of representatives of ALL her LEADING "whole sale tailors to place their Roods with one man xiow piausiuio 1 1 now reasonable I I aucn a statement is about as neur true as the AVERAGE advertisements of our competitors. How could it bediUorontr If they told tho actual facts in tho caso, they would be Obliged to Send Thoir Frionds to THE "STAR" For their Clothing, that is if they Are looking for the Largest, Cheapest and Handsomest Stock. STAR CLOTHING HOUSE, Next to Court House. Wo have Ronuino TAILOR MADE SUITS, made in Baltimore U. S.

or will givo you fllOO in Cash. WALKER BURNS, TAILOES and DRAPEK8 Are now supplied with full lino of SPRING and SUMMER GOODS Imported direct from Jno.F.llnndouino Doroinnil Freros. Cook Date, of London, AH new mid fresh. CORRECT STYLES PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED. l'OHTO VK1 0 Al tOAD 10.

PERKINS GRAND OPERA HOUSE. ONE WEEK and SATURDAY MATINEE, BEGINNING MONDAY, APRIL 21st. JHAHBEBSiKlKflCttBEDyCfl. MISS GRACE HEZLEP And Hie t'upulal Ailor, OJIAltr.lCH 1 KINCJa In a of Hi I.nUM OjuhhI) aim) hmumtlv hurc4ii, D. I r.il n.Mi An .1 Trilllf AtrAnnti trtrl a i oyvatv wiiuvi iiivu wuiiu aim vss iiKitiv'uiMnii VI ViibOtti 1 1 IijCf' tu! MmiI Hm(hwIuI ('itnititM)r I'lnylug 1 'ovular Ti tur, 1Ui MOc and UOe.

JailyV LjZ POPULAR A.T SPRINGFIELD LEADER. Al'ItlL. ii4.l0. K. K.

Shipley has gun to Carthago. K.C. Kcyusbas returned to TifHn, Ohio. C. 8.

Totullnson waa in Kansas City yesterday. Orlo Waal baa returned Irom Sortb Mitauuri. A. L. Knight went to Oswego.

yesterday. A. U. Crawford went to lit. Vernon last ovening.

Joe Kountree has roturnud from Ozark count jr. A bandsomo raaldrnoo la being erect oil by B. lullcr. K. K.

Nalloy goos to Mnuimotb Springs, tomorrow. W. J. Miller leaves (or Bt. I.uula to night on a brief business trip.

C'barlua Seifurd will ablp a car load of burses to ltoaton neat iuesduy. tiheriff Joe Dodaon baa a. sore throat which causes biru to ua atltf nocked. Ilia. J.

W. Hall and family 11 rus ticating at slauituotb Bpringa, Ark. A. J. Ml narcl la visiting Aurora mining business and will return to.

night. Dick tiarvln, of Fort Scoll, baa accepted a altuallou at the Cci'lrul day clerk W. 1.. Miller ami wife, of Bouth ttreenllcld, registered fit the Bouthorn last evening. Mr.

Cloud and iun, Hope, and 1). Cloud, Milliard, were ul ihu Dun too laat night "Mrs. J. J. Bandera, of liiimansvllle after a brief Vf.lt, departed fur boiue thli morning.

Scott W. Moaony la rejoicing over the arrival of a vcrj young attorney at hia Home yosleniny. llev. J. W.

Laughlln and wife went to Aurora yesterday loutteud a Sunday ai'hool convention. J. Johnaon and daughter, of (ireenueld, wrota their names at Hotel Ulluiau la.l evening. Iter. A.

C. McUlntv, formerly of thl: city, la erecting a two story brick busi ness nouso at mrnuord. 1'bo celling of III Central National bank la being freaooed and preaouts an attractive appearance. Horn, laat night, to Mr. and Will lloman, corner llilliuga and all Vernon slreots, a daughtor.

nine, Coleman and Miu Lulu New ton, of thia city, havo written their niiiiiei on tlio bridal bulletin. Aillol Sherwood, of the Irgal depart ment of the risoo, oaiue in Una morn Ing from Ht Louis and la at the Met. Mra. J. F.

Heleher and child anil Mituu Untie, of Ueulralla, are ainiuig the lato arrlvala at the Central. John Mi Klnstry, an cuiploje of K. Speaker, departed Bundny for Illlnoia and will return thla evening with I brhle. Mr. and Mra.

T. J. Ilouaor, J.J. Cud' man and linwsor left yesterday on a two or thrvo daya Stalling trip on the umos. A nuiubor of friends "surprised" Jiiilge l.iucolu and wife i ueatlay even ing.

it bulng their lentil weddiug onni Vi''iry. J. U. Cloud Bi of Hoixt, will ihip a car load of inulua from this oily tonight. Xbu market la dull al preauiit.

Clmrlea KidIT, Hermitage; Will It. Howiiv, (ireenlield, and Meadames (ravi iy and Webb, of Stockton, arrived lint evening. A. N. Foaa la having plana and aienl lientlons prepareil for a ten room bouao In Woodland Height) adillllon, to cost about Menlamea U.

M. Hnadley, J. H. While and Mla Hell lleadley leave tomorrow morning for Kxnelsior Bpriugi', where they will apend alx woeka. Mr.

and Mra. I. A. Tranlbam and little daughtera, fray and F.dnn, arrived luat night from (lalunavillo. and will viait the family of U.

(J. Horau for aoiuo tliuo. W. W. I.angaton, deputy rnvonua col lector, returuiMl tlila morning from Licking and Houaton, Texaa count where lie had iieen looking after aome tobuooo faotorloa.

Joaeph Hatter, of Kivcrdalc, Wy mlng, and uleeo, Mlta Tibbie, of Uaton Kongo, I. after a abort visit with rel all yea hern, have gone to Kivcrdalc, where Miaa Tibbie wll upend a year, J. II, Dexter and wife, of Worcester, who have been apemling aome time 111 California, arrived Sunday, lied the famlllea of Muaara. A. Hemuth, W.

C. I'cck and A. N. Foaa, relative, and left for home Monday night. Alex llnrna, who baa been quarry lug near Horrhettcr, III last night and nvs a heavy rain tell there about A o'clock vesterday afternoon, tllliu the ipinrry and forcing him to suspend opctatiotiB, Mra.

11. II. Davis received a letter today from her son Kiull, who la In thi hoapllal al Fort Smith, and he staled that hn waa sintering considerable pain from liia wounded bg, but would no duubl lie much better In a few data. Hi J. J.

Hlliler riw Ileal Kataie. If you want paint brushes visit C. i r.illerson, It) north aide Buare. Oi.leis for lhten biM'inl left at Mil ler ils Jonoa will be promptly tilled. One dollar buya a bo of elgare Hiulou'a.

ATTEND THE GREAT SALE mm 10,000 Hand Bills will be dis tributed Tomorrow with Com nlete Price List in Red. CO WHERE THE CROWDS GO. TEMPLES OP JUSTICE. fluit For $480 Damagea Cnarged With Bobbry Unlted Btatee Offender, i K. A.

Andereon'a Bond VuTVlO, 700 Approved County Court Adjourns. FKOIiaTE. Kstate of Harry Williams, minor; U. M. Hnadley, curator, makes annual auttlement; balanoe due estate.

KM. 0,1. Same entry in estate of Maud William, exoepl that balanoe la 01. Ap proved. Estates of Albert II William Cbarloa I), and Annie K.

Murnhv. minora; balances of tiil. IV duo euch minor. Hocond annual settlement filed In es tate of Stephen K. bridges.

relate ol II. j. Koae, deoenaed: tec ond anuual aettlement approved. Miate ouohn liray, ilcoeawil; lirst annual settlement approved; there be ing nolhlng in adiuinistrator'e hands. administration discontinued for want of asseis.

Ksiate of Susanna Miller, deceased administrator allowed to expend 1160 (or monument; report of sale ot per. sonal proiwrty sold at private Bale ap proval; llrsl annual settlement proved. hstato of Nancy fnndren, deceased annual aettlemont of John McCraw pub'lo ailminlstrator, appruvud. i iiici ir sr.iLi.Ki ugmiK To a hikok. A suit has been tiled at illows Greene county to the use of Victoria Isley vs.

J. (J. r. Kinney. I'laiulifr illegoB that defendant sold intoxicating iquora to Dor eon Albert, a minor, aud brings eight cauaus of action, aakirg fiou aamagea.

Tlie following eaaea were this morn. ing appealed to the supreme court F. K. lleadley et al. vs.

Jobn Winn et al; Charles W. Thrasher vs Belle Young, the case of A. 8. Crotliers vs. Lucy Acock was sent to bt.

Louli court of anieals. Annie Koncr vs Bam McCluer, 000 damages; motion for now trial overruled and judgment for flOO slam's. A 110,000 DA1IAOE IT. William (1. Joiner baa Instituted suit for $10,000 damages against the Frisco railroad company lor iuluries sustained January 23th, 1S90, at the Uobbcrson avenue crossing, claiming that while riiling In a spring wagon a locomotive collided with It, throwing him violently to ill" ground, aorlously bruising, hurt Ing and wounding him about the legs ami nips, since which tuie be has been totally disabled.

roLHTr. Ordered that the sheriff be allowed 40 oents per prisoner daily for furnish ing board. Heretofore ho has been eeelvlng 40 cents. Ordered that the old road betwoon he points of intersection of His chance of road petitioned for by Chaa. Droager et in no ana tlio same Is hereby vacated piionc roau.

V. K. Foley was appointed superin tendent of the county buildings to be reeled on tho poor farm, to receive two per cent, of Mr. Andurson'a bid. which amounts to $267.

llond of Marlon I'hilllps as road over eer district 14 approved. 11. A. Anilersou bond In sum of H.700 was approved. Court adjourned until Monday, Mav 6th.

v. s. coMuwsinxiiiu. T. Ford, a prominent saw mill owner of Harry county, and J.H.Hagan, ouin ennrged wun cutting timber on government land In Harry county, were arrested In Mclionnld county and brought in yesterday by Ollloers Wake Held and ltuper.

United States Commissioner Howell bound H.igiin over and ford case was continued nnhl today. I'llAKHKD WITH ftOUBRRT. Charles Mitner, charged with taklne i irom me person ol Hnrah Turner, colored, bad a preliminary examination vesterday and was discharged by Judge Brewer. v. 8.

t'HUUBS. llailey Ltwls was brought in jvtor oy neputy Manual l.aooy, ol Aeo shn, and lodged In Jail to await action of L' ni Slnlm district court. On the 101b Inst, be waived examination before Commissioner Howell on charge or ooainicttng tne malls by building a lenoo serosa me railroad. Huston sells tlftr mod clirara for a dollar. Monkt to loan on abort time.

Notes bought. Paita Thi'st Co. Carrlaa Werka. All thoae who are needing anvthlnc in carriage or buggy work cither new or repairing should call on the Spring iieiu carriage orks whete you are guaranteed llrat clasa work and at low prices, They manufacture tino carriages and top buiriFios. lilro them a call, hliop on Patent al nr.

luck of the court house, Drusaa A Davis, Prop. ELECTRICITY Dr. 0. K. Chamberlin.

Of Nw York, mm tlio Hrlialtmi nf wHi kuivwn riliit imof HitrhiKiioM, in l4.rtt'il in tin city, Aim Im itm lln in mwl lo ntll miti AToiiMliit tlifrn Ivt with lut nnarftn nf (vti cttl im rl ut tun for tlit mnmi.Iv rure of acui. rlimnif mi nvrvmi iiimami. feliitliiiMriiittm of tlw vnhoktM el telnet I IiiiM fttKliriMl lr. rimmlnM lftlii to a. t.lU I'llH iit imi WtiMiU'rfUl tvHllltt.

I miwlilv no Hvhic iivh nn iiiirinil nip t.uiiiHM uiuittr lutuv fAvml iiiit fiin'tt, iaihI ihiii Imv i af)tUvtl nuirv ii U1 ivmmIh. 1'MionU hxv iHli.it him ItOHl HM IN'HIIM lilt nmiltrv. nir frtmi iifXtrlj vruiy utitliuly, Mitiu intttttttt RMIMVal IIMIO 111 Will. U'l II. tUikal VtUm is lKHMANKNT HKALTH, 'v or iimir tiftitrmutott, kuiJ mvivtM iMiir tfrnw th Miit 'lt'Vi'lomftiL ili'Stcli'iU iiitli iihw Ihh'U cvli atnnir Kiut HaCHiti itfrKHHl on li.taiiiiv i uunway.

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Tin hNt aj fKHii tln ir aVlh r. und atimtl Lu. Mini a. lMil). Tlr ivntla.ii, lvU'( not! ttftiiinnuM, hmt fmiMil uvukfin.

am ivsiiit mrl Ihvn ,.1.1,. ihnmvh Mt. (II VMIikK I.AIN iiitasx nf Ht rlrtt Hl ihiIhi wtthmi. IlliM tIIIWTUi (H'rtiiT. K'K at HOTKI, 1'IXMANN, IIOOMI hl, CV b.i mow Ft lit k.

m. w.t.1.4 l.y Imuiis MOM at liaif IkMrJli.s 3Jt sUatml 4. Waather Indications WAsiimoTiiN.Aprll 114. For Fair, cooler, northerly winds. Today's Specials, In Dress Goods Dep't.

Black Grenadines What better for a ser viceable spring and summer costume than one of these black fabrics. We have them in plain, striped and plaids, also in the striped hemstitched effects that I are brought out for tha first time this season, prices from 85o to 1.50 per yard. One quality Black Silk a special good value 'or $1 per yd. Nuns Veilings. money is to be invested in a black dress for spring and summer wear we advise by all means to buy a Nun's Veiling, for in no class of black goods can you get the good wear that these goods possess.

We have a nice grade of this cloth 36 inches wide, pure wool, warp and filling, for 50c per yard. Better grades at 65c, 75c, $1 11.25 buys a handsome silk warp. We also have these goods in the hem stitch enects. Brilllantlncs. These promise to be the most popular woolen cloth ior mid summer wear that has ever been placed on the market, They can properly be called dust proof.

Noth ing can and will give you the good satisfactory wear that can be had from a good quality of Brilliantine. See 4 the complete line ot these goods in colors on a table in our dress goods aisle Each number a special good value at 25c, 40c. 50o and 75c per yard. In Blacks, grades at 25c. 45o.

50o. 65c. 75c. $1 and S1.25 per yard. French Cheviots.

These, the fashion journals say are to be correct for a stylish street or visiting gown. These goods are a slieht change from tho plain cloths end yet not so pronounced as the larce f)iaias ana stripes. The ine of these goods are very complete, checks and stripes in almost every shade: full line and colorings in Shep para cnecKS 3(3 to 4U inches wide, 50c per yd. French Mixtures. That lot twilled mix tures at 67c per yard are tho best and most popular cloth in our store.

Full 40 inches wide, pure wool, and the line or mixture entirely com plete having upwards of 20 shades to choose from. This quality has not Deen sold for less than 00c heretofore. PAEIB BPKIB08 H0TE8. IariuM Busk's Book Oaudidatee Tot OouDtj Offioet CorTt poadmios or 1 oa Iamdb a. Fahis Bi kikiis, April Iee Faria la spending a lew days bare with bis lather, Col.

h. U. l'aris. The farmera of this region will be highly gratilied to learn that thoy have so able an adviaerand staunch friend in the person of Bearetary ot Agriculture hush Tbey aro always ready to take a lesson In their line ol businuaa from eastern money sharks or Boston school boys, and are awaiting the publication of the coining circular in breathless ei' pectancy. aro not prepar ed to acoept the statement regarding ignorsnoe and inattention to nualnosa.

All oyos are turned toward this mighty seer and goneral regrets are beard that he bus never raised bis voice of warning until this late date. Sume of tba moat lnuuisitive want to know whether the secretary has achieved more profit as a ward politician than following the plow or tending his low. Ing herds. Also a liberal reward will be given to the person who will unfold the sccretaiy motle of reasoning by which be arrives at the conclusion tha' slotofulneas and negligence in culture will cause such an over production of crops as we have been told by a certain class of newspaper. ihese papers tell us that Kauaascorn cannot hud market because of over production Now the now agricultural doctor at aabington makes bis startling dis covery of carelessnoas, etc.

To tho ignorant mind of Lawrence oounty farmers this Is what may very appro priately be oalled a stunner, Kansas corn should be protected Like tin it is an infant industry and should be helped to get on Ils feet. Congress shuuld hare a few million copies of this valuable circular printed for gratuitous distribution among the farmers. It would doubtless till a long felt want. The last tssne of the Fountain Jour. nal contains the announcement of twenty six good and ataunch Uepubll Ana Mrhft houn tlinldrt in Mtaiat If a limited amount of I the immense preaaure brought to bear upon them by their friends and have yielded their bodies as a living sacrifice upon the altar of the oounty.

iwenty six patriots want to got their fingers in the public pie of this county, not for thoir own benefit but because each has been endowed by nature for this kind of service. No Democratic candidates for tbc county olliues have yet shown them aelvea to the public We are having considerable rain this week. 11 is still raiuing thia morning. This morning's bulletin shows a cold wave prevailing at Fort ilufurd, Fort Assinaboine, Cheyenne and Chicago, where the temperature Is 32, 30, 86 and 38 respectively. Memphis and Fort ttunth were the warmest, 64, Bain is roported at Cheyenne.

Chicago, Cin cinnati, Denver, Dodge City, Fort Smith, Kansas City, Memphis. Bt Louis, Suringliold and Wichita. High oat velocity of Kind, 3G miles per hour, al Chicago, MISSOURI MATTERS. Jmlee Geo. lliirckhanlt died at his home in lluntaville, Randolph county, last Monday night, lie was a native of the county, born in 1828.

Ho was elcctvd to tho circuit bench in ISO 2 and has survod continuously ever since. ltcv. Josiah Godby died in Otter ville last Sunday, lie waa a native of Kuntuckv, born In 1817, ono of tho oldest Methodist proocucrs in the state. Kansas Lity business mon havo sunt congress a protest against tho proposed tax on argentiferous ores. lion.

John of tha Kansas City district, a eollaut ex Union so). dinr and ex priaoncr, it strongly opposod to pensioning cx iirisoners of war, Ho claims it was tho 'reorganisation of the undeserving element in the making of pension awards wnicn detracted all the merit from such actions. Ho charges the pension proposition as a Kopuulican party schema to maintain tho soldier votu, and defines the pending question from a thoroughly Democratic mate Geologist insiow desires to obtsln for record and for future rcfur once copies of the records of all important drill holes or wells in the state, whether put down In search of mineral or water, together with a sample of each kind of rock passed through. To any driller, prospector or other party interested In such work in the state who will send suob a record and such samples, with an exact description of their location, a report will bo made by the goologioal survey, giving tho general oomnosition of tho samples. and any additional Information which It is practicable to give will be furnished.

To any contemplating such drilling suggestions will be cheerfully givnn as to the best niaunor of collect ed and preserving samples. Hon. J. Kd. Jones, lute of this city.

has been appointed commissioner of deeds for Uklahoma. Jopllo has voted for sowerage by679 majority. Capitalist, of St. Charles, 8t. Louis, Howard, Ucxine.

Callaway and other counties nortn of the Missouri rivor, are trying to reorganize the dofunct Cleveland. 8L Louis and Kansas City K. K. ana make air.Jono uay general manager. A meeting waa hold in St.

Louis Thursday for litis purpose which may result in something. hen the peoplo of the commuuities tlirough which railroads are proposed to be built put thoir own money in them there is an aasuranoe ot them being built. So long as the railroads ot tho country are owned or controlled by a few men so long will the people be oppressed Thertoreof John C. Maker at Pine ville was burglarised the Hull. The safe was blown open and some fit) taken.

Wl 'telicad keeps a large force of ski I led men and la ready at all times to mako estimates and do work promptly. uoonvute street. II you want estimates on naiwrinir and painting your house call on White head, 307 lioonville street. lleadley Dunphy, the Boonville street grocers, have among tomato sauces the lliyh tirade Skinner Ixiu ten, Van Camps; also Tabocso sauce. Saratoga chips and all kinds of best cheese.

You can paint your buggy for I cosh hy bluing a bucket of bugsry paint of it. l'alterson, li4 north side aijuaro. Whitehead boats the world oa raper. 307 lioonville street. Wall Two dollars wilt buy a hundred good cigars of S.

C. Huston, 317 lioonville street. J. Hlliler nwBara aiiu, IGS Special wiVJM OJVI3 KIVJOYSS Both tlio iiiciIkxI and results when Synip of Figs is taken; it is pleasant niij refreliing lo the tate, and acts Cenlly yet pronintly on tlie Kiducys, I.ivir nnj liowcls, cleatiscs the sys 1 teiu clli'i'tunlly, diKPola colds, head Ai iits and fevers and cures habitual con. tijiation.

Hrrii of Figs it the only remedy of its kiud ever produced, pleasing to tlie taste aud ac centulilo to tho stomach, nrotnnt in it action mid truly beneficial In its I elliols, prepared only from tbe most hcalihy end nrrcalile stibstaucee, its mniiv excellent qualities commend it to all mid have ninilo it tlie most popular pMuedy kaown. fclyrnp of V'ps is for sale in BOc mid tl buttles by all leading drug ta. Any reliable druggist who not bavo it on baud will procure it promptly fur any one who icies to try iu Do liot accept any iil: tituta CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. 8t FtlASClSCO, CAt toawntt. xr.

new row, nK tr. at Monri, rmi'u htiikb; SIM IKMI.NV1M.K Mlilr.r. NOULK. tUt AH MO, HOME ART WORK. Dura Corr, wltk CroolMt.

MwUllio wad IMofibsMi. IW.J The article llsustrnted can be uwd for a table cover or as an ornamental acmrf to drapo on a cliair, picture or mantel corner, or for anj of tlie Tarioua tuea to hich IdcuiimI houwkeepera can put soft, decorative scarfs, i I wmmm i vj w. nt A yard and a half of old roso surah or India silk is ued fur tho scarf, which may 1jo. the full width of the ailk if tlie Inttcr Li narrow. If tlie silk is too wide for the purpose and has to be cut, a hem an iii'ii itlo must be taken on each aide, On a rvarf made of a full width the sol vogi will be finish enough.

Tho ends are raveled out for four or five inches to form fringe, of which tho upner uort may be tied in knots, aa shown in cut, to makn netted heading. If thought more uVairnhlo the ends may bo hemmed with a deep hem, and a rich fringe of Bilk son ed on with tlie narrow braid thai forms its upper edge concealed under the nein. i 1( A I fj 1. 0. no.

2. In the aecond plate is shown the cro wlo uiiecntn double, two chain, one double crochet in the lust double, turn, five chuin, one double crochet in next donhlo crochet In (two chain, one doublo crochet in the wis twice; sixteen double, crochet over the eight chain for one ain glo crochet in ring Rowat from ator to star tiU there are eight spokes in the .1.. thread up hy it through the top loot 0.1 the lo3t spoke, and the top i aouuio crochet, with two chain between, that has hn worked on the point of every other i mo thread through a stitch of tlie next to Join them together, lleforo mukihgaalik ruadoi experiment with crochet cotton. uv foiU.wing the directions the wheel (. "1 iiiaue.

JlKS. M. C. UrKUCIirOBO. Hi Woman'.

Journal lutelr i.ul complete summary (t the law. of Slate and iritory ao far as they relate to a woman's right to vote in any civU ity. Tlio work woe prepared uu der theaiiivrvision nf tr.u... Harria, national snvrnteiiUeat of other states and ter.norie xcep the Uk.wing. twenty ia Aiahama.

Avw konoaa, IteUware, KloriOa, tteorgia, Maryland. Mia.iai,.pi. MukmiK. Nevada. North Carolina, boi imii.

XZT? Tennee. Tex. trginio, Wet fjima, Alaka, Udin territory, New Saleof Hose! To bcgiii with wo want to call your attention lo tho fact that all Hose which wo guarantee aro absolutely fust black they will not fiulo, crock or grow rusty and a positive guarantee of this fact goes with every pair we sell. Our line of hosiery is complete in every detail. We have a lino of striped hose as well as plain black and we paid particular attention this season to tive our customers a soft, pliablo, articlo goods that will slip on easy and feel smooth and nice to the skin.

We will place on our counters to close out, a line of full regular children's hose in brown and navy, sizes from 6 to 84. Goods we sold from 35toC0cat 25c Pair. A line of boys' black heavr full regular hose in sizes from 7 to 8J, sold regularly from 50 to 65c at 35c Pair. Aline of children's black derby ribbed hose, regular sizes from 5 to 8J at 25c a Pair. We show superior article in a children's fast black derby hose from 5 to 1 2 at 25c and from 7 to 8 1 2 at 35c.

Wo carry a line of children's fast black French, CO. Hose, sizes from 6 to 9 1 2 for boys from 12 to 14 years old. Theso lartre sizes a just the thing. Trice ranges from 35 to 70c. Theso goods will outwear any two other pair of hose you can buy and at tho same time are no more expensive than, any other make considering the quality.

We carry an excellent line of fast black Ladies' Hose, no better anvwhere. at 25r Sfir. 60c, GOc, 75c and 1.00 a pair. We bought theso goods early and at the same time cheap come and buy what you need of them can give the deco, yoj a bettor quality now than much the effectof needle worked button CaD Jater ln the Season bf holinit, and can hemmed down upon the silk with ordinary hemming stilchea taken verr clneely, or it may be buttonholed down with far apart stitches. In eitlier case tho medallion should be first pressed with an iron not hot onough to iuiiair tha color and then basted very smoothly ujion tho material.

After thoy aro sowed on the fabric under each dallion is cut away, leaving them trans parent. Thoy should he worked of silk the color of the scarf, or thev ti, sewing silk fringe enn bo of white silk and tlio scarf pule yellow or blue. To make a medallion, work a chain of all and join in a ring. Then work eight chain, turn and work seventeen double crochets over tlie eight chain, crowding them clnsuly together; make one single erochct.intn tlio ring, turn work eight chain, ono double crochet in the eleventh double crochet of tlm aii.i. i.

tor our first, purchases are sold. Come around, look at our line and compare thorn with any you can see. Our 35c hose we will seii you three for $1.00. A line Of rprMilni. Tnn.ln lo dies' balbriciran hose nt.

is. Don't nerrlect tn ana niii line of ladies' C.G.silk Hose at two chain, one doubln nu i 85cfl. nnlr tha ni'nont 1 mto tiiwo, VUU lirleenth douli e. IvrnrWI. I fevuo tvu.uguuio ctcr saw, We carrv a linn nf foot waclc extra size hose, ribbed tops, for large ladies.

comnarn fnvnralilv with any 1.60 goods, for wear cannot be excelled. Come in black, white, cream, v. rose, pearl, mode, tan and eiffel. LEVIS Hill with or without wruin limitataM to I 1 I Hi property, wid.wh.l. ln .11 al aaLJL Four Or five emu! ilroaa makers wanted.

but experienced hands need apply..