FI&1LY LYLNINU LUI I UN 1
THI M Lgun TO yf
DAILY EVENINGEDITIOK
ths latins st is
E A ST OR ROOM A N
mil nostras
i'KN DL1TON, UMATILLA COUNTY, OUKUON, Till' S)A Y, OOTOB1B 25, IJK.
NO. 39f4
VtM'. see
5 (
S Nowhere
Pni.itlsr ImnkP "Wbxlrt'ilial rloth
' binding, choice lnc each .
Frederick Nolf
gan la OliMM Baodquarters.
ci
W , jl r "miiwiiik "t me la'.-'
I,,. . !! ! Hint ever reached th,. ,itv
. j in
nil color. ln.
l'lniii unl Mminsl nam
0e tn box. tablet. u'li;ils,
stationery, .hues, school hooks,
... M showing DUD
t,f t.. I4.:ti.
Socials.
I'lm i t indue paper
Annul xlieetB.
-per
BK
Mc.
jewelry Department
w chain bracelets, !" to !!."
lonliic. Cuff buttons, nil Hyles,
15c a oct KiiiiutHiii p.. nr..
warranted, l.w ami i.g
watrli .'haiiis, Woe Bp. l ull
r ami 5lc rings. nMaM 8
I rllll s VIT KM Ves mill i ,rL.
rr.ilite.l III Vt'lir.
roc line albums. lolM botes,
evrk In x'n . etc.. All new, "up-to-aMr"
g.suls.
Frederick INolf
In the world inn vou
purchase a bettor'
Man's
White Shirt....
for 50 cents,
than we are offering.
IOW wile .anl H4 a Haw
in the male ins. Mm ran
eramine the linen in the
'""ni. rufi ami OOHT hands
the nmslitt, the sllsoliM anil
the hutt.ui holes anil will
tell you Alexamht .V Ilex
tor i BDb white aolaaadered
shirts ar. the i.. -i .he ,.Ver
inw.
Bo they are an. I
thi' Hi in fault lee..
Vmi Ml M them in nur window
Alexander
Unusually
Oood
W hite Aprons
Very Ordinary
Priced--25 cents.. S
Two very attractive styles.
If you would onve money
don't OVOfiaok thin oppof
tnnitv. In addition to thaw
white apr.ois we offer a moot
tieautiful line of muslin un
derwear which stand, nn
parol ( l.'il for value giving,
iii:ilitv of material and
workmanship.
or come imvide and look at them.
& Hexter.
The Boston Store
PENDLETON'S LEADING DEPT. STORE.
SPECIAL SALE UNDERWEAR
For this Wee'., on nil our Ladies W.uMs
Sale mling Saturday October t8at.
2n per cent off
regular price.
Tlic f nl i- w i n i arc some of ottr fall daaigna:
Silk Taffates.
Silk India.
Black Sateen.
French Flannel in plain and
Pokka dots
Near Silk.
Sateens, etc.
Linen Mesh $7.00 a suit.
Interscapular 8.50 a suit.
Cashmere 4.50 a suit.
Silk & Worsted 6.00 a suit.
Worsted rib. 3.00 a suit.
Worsted rib 2.50 a suit.
Royal Wool rib 2.50 a suit.
And then, ot course, we have the best values
to go ut 50c, 75c. $1.00, ft. 50, etc.
New Neckware
Just Received.
thi: boston store
Pendleton's Big Store
ti Ball the Amu"' kid laaiv doll.
It' t.. HJt, These are the most .r
vlraho' ilolU In tin. m.ik..i wtwtM
natural I,',,, ',xvvWxvVAVWV s -XN. XXVC
fnil.-.l insli.,, ntr.mglv made.
The local miners' strike was lc
rlarral off in Kentucky, Wednesday.
Kight : hi I.-, .i men will return to
work at once.
Heron vou Kichthocn. under secre
tary ..f the foreign nflioe, h Ih-cii ap
liointetl to niici-eed Count von Bnlow
aa mininter of foreitu afTaira in er
many. The milliliter of tluaiice. M. IV Witt,
anthorinen denin' of th atory that
KiiMta In-fian nesotiation. In Sow
I York in the middle ol Octobot WO a
1 o,0tXI.(HHl loan.
The city of Ilatnhurn's -tO.OiHl.OOO-
mkrk 4 per cent loan wu hoof ill
i over aiihaerilwil in Berlin throngh
prBvioua apnliootiona, and the hook,
were, rliipinl Immeil iatel y after the
1 opening.
OfMM Mii'aakill, one of the
1 wealthiest and in. tat (imminent planter
of Virkahnrn. Mies., wan .hot and in
aUtttlv killed by Malcolmn Mcintosh,
1 prominent in aocial and hunineaa
I circle.. The trauedy in vupiaineil to
I have groan out of Imai'ieaa differencca.
Ooaofal Charla. M Stra, of the
Colombian Kcpuhlic'a army, nrrivni
in ew ork on the .tcumvtnp Ail
vance from I'anama. and annonnce.l
that his giivrriimcnt had purchased
QoOTM OMM'i yacht, Atlanta, and
would use her in attpprnosinit the re
belltoa. The citixena of Oklahoma and Indian
Territory want single Itatehood l"r
the two territoriea. The formation of
leagues to promote this end has ivm
nutncxl. Tfie first league was or
ganized at Wagoner, I. T. Pcterniinetl
effort, in this dlroMiofl are la'ing
made I iv the leikling n"iple of those
turritoriee.
t.l.ster Harnes, oalatad, was IvDObod
hy a mob of hi. own pooplo in the
northern part of Virkshurg cotintv,
Mian. In a drunken fury Itarne. miir
derod liis wile, slahlaisl and hadly
wounded a POgBO who ii tcrfcred, ami
engnge.1 in a ritle duel w ith it white
tuan who attempt sl to arrest him. He
was caught In a mjmm, after a
lesi'iTitte light. 111 which he .wis shot
through the thigh. In charge of two
isilored denutiea, Harncf was started
for the county jail here. I'll the road
his escort was put to (light hv a big
crowd of n.'grtn- who t.s.k the mur
derer into 11 thicket and shot him to
death.
PACIFIC NORTH W 1ST NEWS.
An oily tongued voting man has
'.n triortatialno dark aaraty aaoplo
recently by s. I ling huttles of liquid
electricity, ris iiinmentled as a cure for
headaclie, catarrh and aundry other
alitoaajM,
The public W'IkhiI and training le
paitinent of the normal eobool at
Klleiisburg resumeil work again M .
lay. alter a dismissal of two week, un
account of a few light caaes of
ditihtliHria. There lire no new cases
reK)rteil, and it ia. ciaiaidcreil all
danger ia past.
The government has . bartered the
UritUh steaai.hii BoyoHot which it is
is intended to operate as a I'liited
States trail. port between Seattle and
the I'hil ippiuia. The Koyalial ia a
70U0-tou vessel. She ia now en route
from Java with a cargo of sugar for
San Kraiiciacn.
August II. Koesc has filed a com
plaint in the circuit court at The
PallOfj demaiidiii r. dauiuges
from WaMo county. The damages ar.
alleg.td to have be n sustained through
the death of Mr- ptflOW, muthel of the
plaintiff, who was thrown from a
agon and killed while traveling on a
county load in Ile.einher, 1XHM.
Mrs. Sarah Dtirbin, of Salem, an
aged pioneer woman, an.1 mother of
Sheriff I'urhia. (ell and cut a severe
gas I. in one side of h. r lead. She
ill, ami her strength (ailed her while
she was croe.ing the ball in the
aheriff's upurlmentsat the court bouse.
It is not known how serious the injury
will he.
Five tram robber- were rapturrd on
the Northern I'acilic railroad between
I'roaaer and Kiona Satuid.iy. They gave
th. ir mimes as Krod' Wilson, tieorge
Williams, Jumes Wats. Hi, John I'orter
and James .Hard. They were arresle.1
hv a p. wa.. of men from I'roaaer and
Kiona, and were each tarrying bun lies
u( articles taken from a Northern
Hacilic iar near Kiona.
Roll beads, .v to l. 23. Baaailfal
ia.es ..ml ,air.
Uiahes, I ancy Chlao, etc
pitce dinner out of Kugliab China
1st.- 1 at Ue.ro, atvlish ahaia-s, r.-gula.'
I'., si et,
for Infants and Children.
The Kin.l Vou Hate Alwaya gtH hM bom the altnut
Zm ut ( -l.ua. II. Fletcher, a..d ha
,K,raoual u.-. vision for ov.-r .iO yearw AJkrw no one
STZSm Vu hi this, t omiu rleiu, ItniUttlono uud
..Juat.aa-tfo.Hl" are h it I , . in,, nts, u.ul niUUr tho
lltli ol CUadreu-iixperieuce eaut KxpvriuxvuU
The Kind You Have Always Bought
000. am C:........rA Af
1 Jbt-urb tae oiguamiwui
'lass piuihera, like cut, SUc, others
and M4c. I ancy glaaa bread platua.
"W'y la.wla, Iruit stands, etc, 2!c.
ToUet boap Heoduarter
In Use For Over 30 Yeart
Electricity is Cheap...
1! vou are trouhled with lain, hack or rheumatism,
either male or female, now is the time lo get a sttw
and sale cut. at a very small cxpenae
Ih-vehv. stylos oi gonuiae W ht
! am aeinng at one half the manufacturers prices.
1 als,o have an assortment of eieclric inscles.
-c to -4e (or a large liue of toilet
Ws buy in Urge guuutitiea for
t sod oak iuote lower rataa than
i..-re. Porfoabak we orTof oo-1
. tflyewiue, Turkiah liaih. olio
"lie. c.a. cuatile, ualuielo, orob
Wo, eU
Jos. Basler.
NO PLATFORM SPEECHES
Pennsylvania Railway Refuses Bryan
Such Permission.
FORT! THOUSAND PEOPLE HEAR Hll
Oonpany Will End Totoponrjr SliRfl Nur
lit" Tracks lor the Speeches
hy Nr. Bryti.
Westville, X. J., Oct L'V t the
OOHoinalon of the Witahinttun park
demonstration, where 10,1100 teople
heard the denuaTBtlc candidate. Mr.
Hryati was driven three niilea to West-
ille to take a IpOOlal train. He
Mooivod a inlendid ovation here. The
IVniisI vvania railway haa refused
Kryun permission to speak from the
rear platform of any of its trains, giv
ing as n reason that it ia against the
rule, nnd is dangerous, la. cause of i!
r...is ii attraction thotracki. Ihirlng
his tour of New JOIMy, Mr. Itryan ia
then f .re oonipellod to withdraw from
the railway tra.'ks entirelv. The i'rvan
managers prnteattal in vain, but the
noianany mrooil In oroM Uupporary
stands along the Hue.,
PHILADALrHIA WAS FRIENDLY.
Ure.ted Bryan With an Immenia Crowd.
Want to Now Joriey.
riiiladelphia, Oct. JTi -Col. Ilrvan
arrived here at BtfO o'clock tin. inorn
ina and was greeted hv a tremendoua
OTOWd ill tho Brood street station, lie
was dri.on to thi Hotel LofayottO,
where a brief reception was held.
Thousand, of aHiple follnwial him
alsmt wherever he went. At the olllce
ot a I.H-al newspaper, the candidate
si k l.aii. I with the employes and
then the New .leraey committee t'.ik
charge of Ibe candidate and cscorteo
him across the iHdeware river to
Washington iark, where be made his
tir-t address in New Jersey to 11 er..w.l
numbering thousand.. On hi. wi.v up
from Wilmington, this morning,
former Congressman Springer said that
Mr. I'm. in now has the firm belief that
be will deleal Mr. McKiulev.
Talked of 10 to I
PrOatoa, fcUL, Oct. 25. Yeslenhiy,
in hia speech here Mr. H'van. in
r. -1'inse to an itupiiry, "How aisiiil fl
to 1?" said.
"It you want to know about HI to I,
I will tell you. Sixteen to one was the
paramount issue in I MINI, but the re
publicans have done so mam mean
t h nigs since th"ii tool e are (Ml
baay on ado things. Hut if a papnbfi
.un tlisntilea the lb to 1 . Latrine, vou
tell him thai we have a republican
president, h republican senate and a
republican house an. I they have never
attempted to . hange the ti to I ratio,
and Mr. McKiulev ia now coining
silver dollurs at the ratio of lit to I
without waiting for the aid or consent
of any other nation on earth. Until
the republican party proposes to
. hange the ratio, I object to their ilia
eussitig that ratio. When they ;
to ehaaai it we will discuss it with
thorn. "
Jt' i THE EAST OREGONM
Tba rawer uf Uio Coopl..
K voruud
like Lr.t Clrauaallt a.
aast aOf aruslwo ataotua.
"1
THAT I
;ewsTER
aaa o.aa aaaw
ARQUNP
RUUShVKI.I IS PLKASKU.
Sayi Now Vork Pooplo Treat Him Vary
Nlooly.
DUoa, N. Y., Oct. 2d.-Candi.late
lOOOOOoU today will visit Watertown,
Oswego, Aiiliurn and Syraciiai the
last named ladng scheduled lor the
ninth speech. The intermediate towns
will be given a chamu Ui about for the
republican MOollWooW. vA large crowd
.aw him depart at eight this morning,
when all were cheering lustily.
The governor was well pleased with
last night's reception, and la altogelhor
satisfied with the reception given hi;:
by the Hople of his own slate, Ho
hoa-s that his voice will he in g.si.1
condition for a speech tomorrow night,
when New York's great blowout occurs.
Hll Voles (Java Out.
Watertown, N. V., Oct. 26. Twelve
thousand eopln gave Col . K.aMH.velt
.me of the greatest ovations he haa met
on his trip through the slate. The
aii'lidaU- spoke from a stand in the
public square to a multitude, whom he
asked whether llr) all's 'INI pre.1 ict ioi.s
had boon fulllih.l. At BloklaMi
only shook hands with the waiting
crowd, bis vune being in ss.r shaai
today
AN UNHEALTHY HAIRl
-DANURIJII
FALLING HAIR
FINALLY BALDNESS
Uutroy Uu cause, vow rcasovs
jhaafJMI
Kill the Dandruff Germ
WITH NfcWIUtO'S
HERPIQIDE
The only ariaaratlis HSat
will Outry Uvmc porssitei.
(CeUJNT HAIR BRtSSINC.
ror Sate ky all BrusaisU.
mat i.ou
UtOAX
,411.1
4 1.1 MA 114
Nothing but lor
it)iueljF uf t'liatiiKi- of
llUlatt.' W.tl t lllt
CATARRH.
Tbs SpaslBe Is
Uy'k Cretin Bairn
It I. (ll. kl) I.M,rl .1
'...,-- I.i ... I .1 .
OlM-li. .l.fJ .Ilm-Iih'.
.viu')'- "r"iuim"ooi..i. COLO H
II U tel r..u- u. Ue Mci.Utalitf, Kuurc
Um Svuw ..I Tsic uttd fatell. Su M. i.-urv Nu
Jj.jurl.tus I'rua hoaujar situ ju. ; !.. il .1m;
Sl ue i In usjtUi - r by a. I
jai uKoTUKhsos wwoi. oi , .v., Yuik.
CATARRH
EA0
AuKhl-.Bl.N I AS TU CHINA.
U. I. Accspti Urost Britain ana 'ior
msoy'i 1 00 Oil,
Washington, Oct. 26, Ibe r.iplv of
lb. I nitcl Slal.s to the mm. mm em. -lit
b- Oaaal Hritaiu and l.eriiiany ol
Ui.fr agreement govern ing the future
action in China, will, it i. BBoWrtond,
lie s ut bv istjeretary Hay l.slay. While
it th. - n.il make the United Ststea
a part, top formal Alliance or eonvatr
1 1. ui . it makes known the acceptance
by thi- government of the terms of
bat agreement, without binding itself
t . tuke joint action with the isiwcia
in case ant of the powers endeavor to
partition China
Vloudy Battle In China.
atolls' Kong, Oct. 26. A Moody on.
gagcmcnl is reia.rted to have taken
plsce in the Kwsish district. The
villagers attacked the armv retails, hut
were ovcrw helmed and two thousand
villager, were kill. I by the rubela after
they had tired the villages.
litrmini KIM Oany Bosors.
Shanghai, Oct. 26. -A force of (ier
man marines attacked the Hosers In
force near Kaumi. killing two hun
dred. Herman lostes were slight.
Bxpsaiilou to King Tomks.
Pofcia, Oet Count Wabh rsee has
aent a inise.1 exfaslilhui lo the tombs
Of the am it lit klDgl of Ibe CbfaOOO
d) nasty.
StjS.nl Votorsn Orsaoliauoa.
Iterkeby. Calif., O.I DO, Students
of the I'uivoroity of California who
served in the Spanish and Philippine
wins hav. P. rm.td an orgauisotMn m-
t.m.lisl ., be the iiuclues ol an assva la
tiou of studeot vet. rsns.
BlgnsO y tho Oovernur.
Frankfort, Oct. '.'6.- (ioveruor Beck
ham tiaiay opprovtat the non-partisan
BlaaUoa hill paaaed at Uie extra susslou
of the legislature.
to ctiaa a colo in omb bay.
I... LoxaUvte Bruiuu Qululu. t !.... All .
.ln.h..u rvluuO Hi. uutuay 1 II lU. U. tur. I
K. w. Uiuiw's il(iwUn u ue wk law. AM.
HONORS 10 SHKRMAN.
Proildsnt MoKlnlsy Attonda Funorsl In
aatfloMi
Manntlel.l, 0., Oct. M The Sher
BUHl Idaoral train arrived here at 10
o'clock this morning. 1'resideiit Mc
Kinley's private car was attuch.il at
Canton. The irc.i.lnt and hll pnrtv.
con. i. ting of Secretary Hoot. Private
Secretary Cor tel. vou, ,lu.lg. Hay and
Judge Baldwin, were met at the diat
hy a fast crowd. The remains were
escorted to UfaOB church, where thev
lav in stute until 2 o'clock. At tab
service were ron.lticted hv N. v. Mr
Putnam, a MOOBaaion wits formed and
proccsled to the cemetery. Iliiihliiig.
in tin. citv werr. draped in black,
Inisiiieaa was suspended, and thousand,
wen. here fr..in other cities.
VALUE OF STANDARD OIL.
BIX HUNDRED DOLLARS PAID FOR ON R
SHARK OF STOCK.
Blgg.it Figure Ever Paid In tho United
ststoi for Such Property.
New ork I lei "." -Si li.ni.lr.ul
dollars was the nri.e iuikI l..r a share
if Standard Oil stock today. It is the
ligliesi orlce ever nai.1 for anv indus
trial cor pnrat Ion stock m th.. countrv.
Strlks to Ro Sottlsd.
Ilaeltmi, Oct. .'.". Ibe announce
ment was made that the event ive
board ol the miners' union hasreache.l
a conclusion, and a settlement of the
strike is cxH'.'tcd late this afternoon
Roberts lo Return to Kngland.
I oii.l Oct. M, Lord RoborU
cables that he will leave for I'liglati.l
on November 16, mid reis.rl. several
minor engagements, nli 110 prisoners
and BsBnt cattle captured.
PRESIDENT ELIOT, HAKVARD.
Who Hsi Not Come Out for Prsnldoni
McKlnloy.
Ina.uinch as the anli -inis'ri.i I ist lc
league has issued an address to Inde
pendent voters calling on them to vote
for Mr. Ilrvan, and iini-min li us Prooh
dent Mint, ol Howard university.
signed the ad.hess, the follow. ng mill-
lishcd in. leading republican imnei
with a tut showing Hr. Pie. I'm
physiognomy, will read with interest
to in. t.t naaalai
"President Charles William 1 1 lot,
ot Harvard university, who has just
proooonoou m tavor oi .m . k 1 1 1 1 . v . and
bus thus sat at rest all the soecu'lat ion
concerning hia individual opinion of
present policies in government, is
d the utter freedom w lib w hich
bo OflllolBM all men i. ml all things.
Mofl I ban once has he stirred up
storms . . f .lisapnroval from iters.. us who
lid not agree with him, while at the
Hauietiine eliciting no less fervent
praise from thus. whom he coin-
in leil. His knack of hilling hard
and mercilessly in the weak BpOBI of
those he condemns ,a. u.udo him fa
mous, and the expressions of hia views
ill the prom.nl campaign issues has
I i, therefore. awaited with keen
interest. Hr. I'.llot bus ls.en itresl.leiit
of Harvard since IHIMI. lie his now
kl yeurs old. "
Malar a luk win withdraw.
W. D. Ihirk, Ibe rustling representa
tive of Miller A I.ik, was in f akevu-w
last Saturday ha.king for laef cattle,
ssvs the Ibirns I lines Herald . Mr.
Durk now has un office of his own at
P.'fi Stockton street, hail Francisco,
though he is .till in the i.innlov of hia
old rirm. He has la-en unite aoccceaftil
in piircuusiug noraes mr uriiiy pur
DOOM this fall. Mr. Durk informs us
that Miller A hug intend to retr h
III their biiaiue.H, owing to the in
ability uf Mr. Miller, 'the moving
snlrit of the firm i to louuer bstk
alter the extensive business ii t. rests
ol the company', lie having met with
in BOoJtlonl a lew months ago which
lett bun . rlppb.l prolmbly lor llle.
Als.ut the first move in tfie relrem h
lii. 1,1 vv lll be to give Up their interests
III Lake county. The entllo mUI be
driven out of Silver Lake vnllev and
Ibe linn s gra.ing Ian. I leases wild.
A survey has been made for a largo
canal from Weiser river to a iioiut
uar Camhridge. The fall is 20 feel.
Work will begin this fall 00 construe-!
tion The engineer figures thut the
canal v. ill furnish '.issi horse-power. A,'
saw and a llonring mill will follow
oiupleliou of the enterprise.
INDIAN HEAD EXPLOSION
Large Amount of Ammunition United
In i ligtzine.
HO OIE WAS II.UR&D BY IT
Concussion From Bursllnn Shells and Ban
log Powdr Wu Say or ia
That Vlclilly.
WiiMlilagtoii. O.t Mexfa his report
this morning to Secretary Long, Ad
mini I O Neill, of the hoar.! of or
dlnan. a, .tales that tho aoi-ounis of an
explosion that occurred at Indian Head
weie greatly exaggerated. He .ays it
was only a magarine Is'longing to the
proving ground, thai expl.sled, and
I but n..iie were hurl
The damage to the building and
muter utl will reach $U'.'.,lHN. The hri.k
naaaalno twenty-five fiat Mpiare
MM mo hun-lrisl feet long, and MM
Voodoo house where the shell, were
tilled were destroyed by the explosion,
which start.nl in the magaxine. The
origin is a mystery. In twn of th
magOBlnOI there SrOTt thirty thousand
pull in Is ol smokeless powder, eight
Ihiiii.Ah.l pounds of black iM.w.ler and
an unknown tpiantity uf brown ta.wder.
II It V lls)lin.s shells. Illlv live :i oolllid
shells and twenlv-llve thousand rounds
of small ammunition. The fuai lade was
tremendous, but the effect of the ex
plosion was local, owing to caution
which bud been exercised.
Klondike Hold Output.
Washington, Oct, 26. In a r..s.rt
upon condition, in Havreon City ami
the iikoii district of Alaska fnrnitl e.1
to the stal. department of the United
states. Consul IfoOooa. say.: "Tlssre
thonld he a OontlDOOd oapiOl of fr.un
U,000.000 to 10,ia)0,OrJO worth ..t M
wu unit 1 1 y Inr many years to cone."
KICK ON hk I no SOLO.
Dsnlsh Win Indlai Pooplo Don't Want
to Bartarsd,
St. I'h, Unas. Ii. W. I., Oct. 26. Ib
telllHl adverse feeling lias been excited
here bv a renewal of the re.irt thai
Denmark intends p. sell the Danish
antilles to the United States. A meet
ing f the colonial council has la-en
convoked at si. Oroli for tho ptif MOB
of making a formal protest
Newspapers discus, ibe tpteetiou, de
claring in IkiI.i tyaat "Wo do not wish
tola mild." There is no dsiatn., much
loM enthusiasm, among the population
to ladotig to the United state.
Money Crista In Bweden.
Loudon, Oct 2ft. A dispatch to the
Daily Mall from Stia.kholin, Sweden,
stales The extraordinary scarcity of
money which ha. Iteen growing more
acute fur a month, is so seriously
affecting commercial circles as to
threaten a crisis.
r. vim. on
J Cough and
't) v ' 'n vy 1 1
cure
ThU It hoynnd q.iMllos the
muol suvscooslul i ..ugh Mwlb
. in. r.r known lo kI.uuo: a
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Ribbon
Specials
No. j Satin kibbo)a) all colors, per yunl BO.
No. 4 Satin Kibtfcon, all colors, per yaul 4.
No. s Sutiu Kihlion, all colors, per y ard e,
Suliu liibbotf. liRlit (Town, liKht yellow ami lavender coloi only.
No. 7 per yard he No. y per yard 7c.
No. ii per yard tit.
No. H All Silk Mont- Kil.L.ui .. , in wi.lc pel vd 10c.
Nn 40 All Silk lloiro Ribbon j'4 in wale per yd 13c.
I leublf Pai ad s.itni kibhpn with cord tttlt.
No. 5 1 inch wide, per yard
No y 1 in. h wi.lt , per yard yc
No 9 1 1 1 int Ii wide, pel yard 1 "
No, 1 i 1 nn b. s wide, per yard ijc
Velvet Ribbon
W have all widths of Black Velvet Kihhon
with either cotton or satin back at corres
pondingly low prices.
The Golden
Rule Store.