CORNER MAINAND'WAL‘L STREETS, NonwAL-K, v ,V
0TH THIN “ NG .ABOU
. ' . A price that is not backed up by quality and style means nothing. We have said that before, but its worth repeating. If you
awaiiit your money’s worth don’t buy the first thing you see, go about from store to store. If you do we know to a certainty that
.. yo ’11 come back to this great store. YOU’LL FIND THE BEST QUALITIES HERE, AND WE ALWAYS MEET AND BEAT
A Y PRICE THAT’S QUOTED ELSEWHERE. The most delightful news is the story of
DRESS
GOODS
. At this sale we offer our 81 Crepons at
75c yard
At this sale we offer our $1 25 Crepons
at 81 yard.
At this sale we otter our 31 50 Crepons
It 81 25 yard
Thlit reduction in price will more than
paéfor all linings and findings.
in. All-wool French Twills. illumin-
tied mixtures and plain grays, regular
value. 89s. at 50: yard.
Ali-wool Abuse. 52 in. wide. regular
price, 31. at 50c ard.
48 In. Silk arp Henreitta, regular
Value. $1 50. at 08c yard.
10 icons Fine India Twills, black and
all t s leading colors, value, 75:, at this
sale nly 50c yard:
[OW PRICES!
Ill ll GRADE!
llNEliS.
g 7‘ have never before had such phe-
rnal success in getting bargains for
- ourcustomers Our whole stock is one
and nice, 5c each.
54 in. Damask, full bleached, always
50c yard, now 370.
54 in. Cream Damask. all linen, a
beauty at 30c yard.
Half Bleached Damask 52 in. wide.
others get 3792 {or the same quality. our
price this week is 250 yard
We have another case of that 44 in.un-
bleached Cotton to sell at 4c. You
should get some of this as it is worth 6c
yard. '
We are sorry for those who did not get
some of the 2 1-4 yd. wide Bleached
Sheeting advertised last week. We now
have another nae- of it, Price while it
lasts. 150 yard. It is sold everywhere at
230 yard
Remnants of Red Damask. 2 yd. to 16
yd. lengths, 50c quality. at 350 yard.
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WASH 00008
Here's where the low prices count.
Bright new goods from the world's best
manufacturers. The choicest patterns.
newest styles and all it cut prices for
one week.
Wash Crepons. same as advertised last
week at half price All the new aprina
shadings. guaranteed last color. only 10c
yard.
, vast range 0! money savers
Ndoz. Hues Towels. large size. soft
SPAIN IS ALA.....- .J lid
Vigorous Steps Taken to Sup-
/ press the Cuban Rebellion.
rm: nnvom srnmnmo rumour.l
HIP-ha] De (‘nmpns ““lll Embark For Ills-
mns'Api-u 2 war. Nearly 10.000 Troops,
“(I Ample Means Hun lies-n Vols-id For
Ills All! by the Spanish Qortu
MADRID. March 28.-—-Thc latest dbl.
patches from llnrurm huvo nlnrnicd the
government. as they indicate that the in-
Inrrcotion is spreading rapidly and is ob
ready beyond the control of local command.
era. The decision was made. tliu‘roioro'io
send Martinez do Campos to Cuba with
strong re-cufornomouti-L
It is reported that 9,700 additional
troops will embark with him. He will
start probably on April :3.
The torpedo gunbonls l-‘illipinns and
Mirth) Alonzo l’inmn and tho cruiser
Castillo have received or" "a to prot'ced
with all possible speed to L..onn waters.
The publication of this news, which
completely contradicts the tormcr san-
guine dispatches from official sources, has
caused keen excitement here. It is on-
nouuced that Primo llivcro linii been up:
pointed captain general ct Cuba to succeed
General Ulillcjnil.
In the senate Senor (.‘anovns dcl ('nstil~
lo. president of the council of ministers.
naked support for the new ministry. llo
reads dispatch from the Spanish consul
in Costa Rica announcing the dopnrturc
of Idlibustcr expedition. coniiimndcd by
General Antonio Mocco. the Cuban revo
lutioulat, for Cuba. The premier also read
h dispatch iron: the governor of Cuba
which confirmed the foregoing.
Senor Canovas dci Castillo added that a
detachment cl tipanlsl. troops at t‘ouuio-
duals. Cuba. had been obliged to retreat,
- , Mthat the commanding oilicor was to
‘.‘ ”tried by‘court martini. In conclusion
7 thaprsmiur said that the governuu-nl. in
addition to the mentorccmcuts of 7.000
troops now being dispatched to (John. was
”mined to loud the governor of Cuba
ovary assistance possible in order to stills
$0 rebellion.
At the conclusion of the prumiur’s re-
susrlrs the senate [W a resolution or-
in. htiitfwtlon with the energetic
Mtuds cf the government in regard to
the troubles in Cuba.
The prime minister stated that 5.000.—
«)0 pastas had already been exptmdod by
lbs mutant in the operations against
the chart insurgents. 'l‘cn milllon pom
us would be lntrusted to Marshal Muril-
III 60 0am to most further uxpnusufl
.. Oahu. tumors were waiting at lliir-
‘ Gamma and Cadiz to embark
. . . Milled for the island.
a the chamber of deputies Senor-(fund
dsi Castillo announced that Mai-aim!
. m Campos would leave Spain for
M on April 9 in order to talus supremo
.mnsand of tho Hpanlsli forms thorn.
‘ W Martians do Can-nos will intro»
the senate today a bill providing
trial and punishment by court
or parlour who attack the army
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mil-l
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Imported Dimitiee. none handsomer in
the United States. at the low price of 150
’ orto tlBl’ t’udi‘c: mr trio norl'tn'ustr'coitsu til
the island. in command of the troops ar-
, riwd hem Monday from Spain. The other
i troops which have arrived since Monday
will shortly be dispatched totho disturbed
districts. (ictiol‘nl Solo-lilo is thoroughly
familiar with the topography of the is-
land. ospin-iully tho mountainous regions
in tho orioniul province. and his knowl-
edge will stand him in good stood in
pursuing the insurrectionists, who bore
I in many instances been able to defy the
government troops owing to their faintl-
iority with almost inncu-ssiblo mountain
bnunls. to \\'llli li they retreat when close
. prcsscd by tho troops.
Honornl Holcciio believes that all the
available troops should be iuinwdintoly
put into the iii-id. and that- tho campaign
against the insiirrontionists should be
prom-mod with viszor in ordor to crush
tho movement before it gnius m‘ci'srliiilln
through Scouting apathy on tho pull: of
tho uuthorltios. 'i'ho rainy Maison will
sot in shortly. ulid (lotion-ii Salt-coo thinks
that n (loci-aim blow should be struck in»
fore the country lwcomos impassable. The
governor- general has npprorod of this plan
of campaign.
I
State lltanlt llnrglnrlroil.
Al'lll'llx. ills. Murcll fill—Winch the at-
tuohcs of the Auburn Stutt- bunk opened
the doors. tilcydlm'ororoii that the bank
had been robbed during tho night. The
second mic was form-ii by inserting pow-
der with n blowpipo. and tho money was
('Xllflflllil. 'l‘lio ()Wll on bond Wm not its
int-go in numimt as usual. and only $1,200
was secured.
Pennsylvania Railroad Earnings.
i’nlmuizirilm. March :ill.»~«'l‘hc state
ment of tho l’onnsylrnulu ltnllrmdcom»
[may cost of l’iitshurg and Eric for Feb-
runry. Him. as compared with the some
mouth in liiili, shows an increase in gross
comings of “mill-L74. an increase in ex-
pounce of liiill.l:.zi.2ia'inndnn increase in
not earnings of Mi. 181.30,
l‘onrtlr l‘lus l'oatrnnatsira.
“Kurosawa. March 28.-—-Thciullowlng
fourth clans rmstmnstore were appointed:
New YorkmAi-rom Loud Mines, A. U.
Nivcr; New Lislxin. llorr Gardner; South
(“Milli”). ill. I.. Vim ()rrnau.
Pennsylvania——Itnlcr. 1.. H. lmler; Ju-
‘ va. John lluiicomiio; Bit-libero, E. K. Bo-
dine.
l'rlri-eton- llsrvnril [Nb-CO.
'mecl-z’rox. N. .l.. Mari-h Elli—Prince-
ton and Harvard met. for tho ilrst time on
tho rostrum at Alexander hull. and the
jllillwrim- lbw. David H. tin-er. l). 1).. lion.
George l.. liivos and Professor ilcorge
(those-«idler in minutes’ discussion de‘
rlilod the debate in favor of Harvard.
l-‘orty l'lr-hpocltets Arrested.
NEW Ytilili. March flit-«Forty pick.
pockets were arrested by control oillcc dc-
tectives along the line of march of the
Barnum a: Bailey parinlo last night. Near-
iy till ol the men arrested arc troll known
to the police as old oilcnders.
J. A. Richardson. of thlersou City.
Io" chic! enrolling tom thlflynolglilll
general assembly at Illssourl. \liiritsslr I
wish to testify to the merits of One, line
uts Cousin Oars. When other ”called
curve tailed! ohtainsd'iinicst instant
unloads mix thsasasl
liners Ours. .Atm
yard.
50 pieces drsp de-visnne. plain and
fan? designs Special for one week, 12lc
a
y .
Scotch Ginghams. dress styles in large
anortment. regular price, 25;; at. this
sale, 100 yard.
0U R
KITBHEN‘
0EPAllTMENT
is becoming more and more popular every
8!
Just drop in and take a look at our
stock.
Our goods once seen you'll need no per
suasion to buy. ' ‘
Match these a...
satire elsewhere if
YOU can.
Carlsbad China Tea Sets. 56 pieces. dec
orati-d and illuminated. old tariff price,
.8 49; special price. this week. .5 98.
Glass fable Sets, 4 pieces. at tile. 40c,
59s to $1 25.
Lemonade Sets. 7 pieces. with tray,
81.19 and 81 49 set.
UNDERWEAR.
price. 15c: today. 10c each.
8 in White Granite Bakers, regular
price. 10c; today 120 each.
White Granite Caps and Saucers. at
this sale. 200 set.
Cedar Tubs, with iron hoop. same as
we have been retailiuir at 983. we ofler,
this week.at 521:. (Only one tub to I
customer)
Nickel plate on copper tea kettles. Nos.
:8? 8. always sold at ti 39; at this sale,
Carpet Sweepers, made hr the Bissell
Carpet Sweeper Co . only 75c each
Glow Night Lamp. will burn 200 hours
with one filling; no smell, no smoke; the
only path or night lamp in the market.
ornamental as well as metal, 22¢ each,
MUSLIN
Ladies' White Skirts—good muslin,
with narrow or wide cambric riillle;
resulnr price 50:; special for this wee!
28c. each
Ladies’ White Shirtsfleep ruillw of em.
broidery; regular price 60c; sale price 47
cents.
Ludlea' White Skirts. deep lace on
rutl’le; regular value 59c; now We each.
1m styles in corset covers at 2.50 each;
7 in. White Granite Bakers. reenlar
SAYS ANNA DRANK.
Miss Diellnaon's Sister Tells In Court About
Her Habits.
Scans-row. Pu, Mnrcll L‘s—There were
more interesting developments in the trial
of the suit of Anna ilirkinSon against
she charges that she was illegally placed
in an insane asylum. lior riisli‘l'. Susan
Dickinson. swore that she had not talked
to Anni) since the llnllvillii initltlont and
never would. She doniod that Anna had
over «urinal us much money as was report-
ed. in In?” she was nervous and worn
out from hard luck. In Will! she was more
so and filled fowengngituents.
time witncss supported llt'l‘. in is.“ she
was in no condition to corn money.
Tho following your. win-u she returned
named liiuiodict with her and Iii-pt. blunts
their guest for live woolen. When he Went
nwoy. Anon was so irate that she locked
herself in her room and refused to any
ut‘imllly.
the witness ill the hand with u pair of :tnlr
lor'ii slit-are. She first talked of mnspirm'y
in January. lo‘ill. She wasted money on
dresses. took it urcnt don! of stimulants,
and her breath nlwnys smelled of Whisky.
('ontinuirp. tho witness said that her
sister used chloroform almost constantly
for it your so that silo could sloop. l-‘lw
often "called down dximnmlon upon lie-n
liullnr.” During Anna's illness iiicnorul
llutlcr sent her two or three checks for
8000 and three for 82.30; Mr. iloriusof New
York sent 0:350; thi- Actorn‘ Fund. .230,
and Senator Allison iiiaocontribuml. The
witness sold she is still being called upon
to pay bills contracted by Anna.
THE CANADIAN CRISIS. w
Mixture oi Religion and Politics In Caus-
ing a Lively Rumpus.
OTTAWA. March 28.-Tlluro in more ax-
any time since the news was remitted here
of the sudden death at Windsor bustle of
Sir John Thompson. That there are so
riousdism-usions in tho cnlilmrt goes with
not saying. but tho orient of the division
is the unnuswcmblo question.
There are twu cotton (or this want of
harmony. One In tho l’tit‘l'lit passage oi
the order in council rmoiinucndlng the
Manitoba government in mint remedial
legislation to the Catholic minority. This
ordcrliae plmsed nobody. ’i‘thotholicii
of Quebec think that the order ought to
be mandatory. while the l‘mmiouts cl
Ontario assert that the [Mural govern-
ment ought not, even by suggestion. to
interfere with the question or provincial
education.
The other cause of trouble was the de-
cision of the cabinet. to hold amnion oi
parlintiient bolero doing to the country.
This decision was bitterly opposed by
Hon. George Foster. minister of lll’lfluliu,
who will have a budget deficiency of some
04.000.000 to announce. and was anxious
to make an appeal to the country before
this disheartening piece at financial news
was oflciaily made public.
B. ll. Bowman. pub. Enquirer. cl Bro
Ian. ind.. writes: Last week our little
std haby.ths only one we traumas taken
sick with cross Altar twcdoctcrs failed
to am relief and life was hanging on s
more thread we tried One llama Coast
Oats its ills was saved. . a.
Mohammumu
George 'l‘hompson and others. in which.
At that ,
from Philadelphia. she brought it trian‘
in the full of Hill) Annu stabbed '
cits-merit. in political circles tmlily than at i
,bensibls advice is. when you haveone get
PRING /WRAPS AND JACKE
The new GAPES from the leading Paris, Berlin and New York makers are handsomer than eveqr. They come in a variety of
aterials, and prices range from $1.19 to $45.00. As a special leader we offer a line of Velvet Cape
ble Silk, deep point lace collar, neck finished with black satin ribbon and lace, all sizes, today $4.98.
LACES.
The new stock of Laces is now com-
plete. All the new styles in white chain
plane. cream. beam and black. in all
widths and absolutely correct style.
Special attention is Invited to our otter-
logs of ltalian Valencieuues Lace at 20.
3c. 43, 5c. tic. 7c. 8c. 9c and tile yard.
Wonderiul prices and a wonderful as»
sortment.
Oriental Lacs at 15c. 19c. 25c. 20c. lite
and 38c yd Just 33} per cent. less than
regular value.
Stock collars
unlit
(dell styé
ular prices 81 75 and $2.
at 75¢ each.
We have just opened an elegant line
of storm Collars in silk. lace. chillon
and ribbon combinations fiver twenty-
live different. styles. all colors. Prices
range iromitllc trflildeach.
HOSIERY
AND
000EOWEAII.
Ladieii’ Seamless Fast Black Bose,
worth 25 per cent more
A‘rotl’ser fruits Robbery.
LITTLE itm h'. Minn-h ‘3H.~<'i'rnln fit on
the Iron Mountain was lll'ltl up by robbers
just north of \i‘illiiimsnllc. lSImili-s north
of l’oplnr liluil. Hit. by two liltlll. The
robbers cut oi"? the limil. cxnrnas and bag
gage I"|i‘H and run .ilniul half is mile and
riilllii'il Illi' i'xtlrcu‘ i'lJ‘. ii. in lllif. known
what ”10' booty ziixioiuts to.
(filling Arzulcmy on 3 Roof.
“llll'AIJl. .‘litl'i‘li Us ~ le {onion-i .‘Vlfld'
ison Sqiuirv riail‘ portion in Now Yorl.‘ llllll
boon lcntml by P‘Il.‘.illtilllK brothers, the
i‘bimgo spurtlllg “with firm. and will be
irltthioruiwl into I! cycling lll‘fltlt‘llly. Cy
cling m the nir is u (it cidmi innovation.
Hospital ulnarantlneil.
Prnsuruu. .‘llll‘l h :s.~~'l'lio iliimmi
pntlfi.‘ hospital. liillli\llilniz :00 patients,
was qunl'nutiliid by tho lu-nlth oilit-iuls on
account of Iboiim'ilupmi-ntot H mace!
smallpox.
McKinley In Jacksonville.
.l.ti mum ll.i.l. l-‘l.... .‘llli‘i‘ll flimiiov-
ernor .\icl\'inli-y of Ohio, fll'i‘lllupnnli'd by
Mrs. Mi-Kiulry and party. arrived here
from Thoma-n ilb-. it».
The ( .islrliunea it, “out. furlo.
About; t'.\l:l.o. .‘lill'i‘ll :3~L-—(7ouni. llonv
liner: «in i'll~I"lliliil‘ and his bride, formerly
Miss Anon (ioiild. arrived here.
“Perhaps you would not think so. but
a very large proportion of diseases In
New York comes from carelessness aliout
catching cold.” says Dr. Cynn him.
"It is such a simple thing and so com-
mon, that very few people. unless it is a
case of pneumonia, pay any attention to
a cold. There are a great many cases of
catarrh and consumption which have
their origin in this neglect of the simplest
precaution oi every day life. The most
rid of it aasoou as possible. By all means
do not neglect it.” Dr. Edson dose not
tell you how to cure a cold but we will.
Take Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. It
will relieve the lungs. and expeoiovatlou,
open the secretions and soon v first a per-
maueut cars. 20 and so can: bottles for
sols by (l. U. Brillson. dreamt.
W. ’l'. Sanford. Station Agent of Lup-
er. Clarion. Co., Pa..writes: I can rem
mend One Minute Cough Care as the heat
I ever used. It gave instant relief and a
nick cure. (l. A. Gregory 0: Co. and
. C. Btllison.~__w ‘
llaflewl'orsniillinnursmam
aeratbthavsnusandflhstrsstmcstins
0700.00. which sink 1! people dyspepsia
andthesspocpis woman-so.
ors’ hillsand finally have town.”
sash imCactusBloodt‘arstocnrsthns
ohatwonld baths uvlnusrtnplb I!
the dinner should not be given, than
manner-custard"?
trundleatPlsistsil’sdrusstcrs,whenl
you when the solved and
"Wm "liGnss
Ds Witt’st'Witsh Basal naive saves
mom Isdolsas sans and serve
toasts ti. A. 30s.
wan-fl. “W
value 17c. at 10c pair.
s ined throughout with change-
Ladles’ Ribbed Top Boss, extra line
our regular 255 grade,“ to
lie; 19c pair.
Men's Tan and Black i [lose have barn
gnslcd at 25c pair; at this sale. 2 pairs (or
Earl's Outing Shirts, best made, rs;-
Can’t last long
Men’s Unlaundered Shirts,
made for us. Wamsutta Iluslin,dou
back and front. all linen Bantu, w
be ch’vap at 69c; now 396 each.
N, 3 Not more than 1 dozen to saus-
turner.
Lsdies' Lisle Vests, high neck. short
sleeves. regular value 50c; special price
today 36¢ each.
SlLKS.
‘.‘There is but one place in the twin
citz. ‘0 buy silks." ’l’his is the expres-
sion t °’ houssnds of wise and wideawuke
women he have visited our store and
seen our errant display of these stylbh
and popular a r:ods Today we Iplace on
sale 250 silk v..‘ t patterns. V' no 81 I
yard. at 75 cent. yard.
50 dim-rent styl "a wash silks—at thi‘ ..
sale 31 cents a yard», .
Peau de act and sail. 171ch are the
popular silks for dreslle We have in
stock a Penn de sol that c are asl at
We take pleasure in s
whether you int nd to
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