The evening world. Newspaper, September 10, 1900, Page 3

HE WOKLD: MONDAY EV! Ne ny ee Ce Tee HURRICANE’S PATH } _ __ON GULF COAST. How Creat Storrn Was Born in West Indies, Near Cuba Prof. Moore Tella The Even- ing World of Its Origin and Progress. @perial to The Mrentng World) WASHINGTON, D. ©., Bepe 10—Prof, WiDis I. Moore, Ohief of the Untied Btates Weather Bureau, this morning wave to The Evening World the follow. ing nigned statement regarding the hur. rloane; b i ‘Pe destructive tropical storm whieh } is. ae fo lately visited the West Gulf const y My with almowt unprecedented severity was A yf y iI) ie | first noticed twelve days go Hear the . r . ‘ i /®- na Y\I : Windward Islands. [t moved slowly | dy @ if) Ty NOS went northwent for vx days, at the end : ' ait 4 A oT) AN hit AWA a’ #) \4 “TOs YY Of that time reaching a joint tn the Caribbean Bea a short distance south of Central Cuba “UP (0 (he tune the divturbanee had not assumed definite hurricane for- metion aud the only notlceabie results were torrential rains from Southern Cubs southward “By the morning of Bept, 6 the storn | 4 over the island vf} eniral between Havana West, after causing some high | winds over Western Cuba “Oa the morning of the éth the stomn pentre had imoved to ® polmt a short distance northwest of Key Welt, Fis, As we are writing these lines the store is filled to overflowing with people who, in response to our invitation in Sunday's advertisement, came to partake of the rich bargains we prepared for the first day of our Fourth Anniversary Sale, But no more than one swallow can make a summer can one day's business, however big, suffice tor a week's business, particularly when we remember the enormous sales record of last year’s Anniversary Week, that we must equal and surpass, Every day of this week must be a banner day, Every day of this week must be a record-breaker! : We have the Bargain Ammunition ready, and we shan't be slow in firing it, HERE IS THE VOLLEY FOR TUESDAY! EVERY SHOT A BULL’S-EYR! with much increased (niensity, and high ‘choices ~* meV tHe Te PELICAN, inde were reported generally over Sowolry, And again to-morrow--Free distrjbution of those { | Sheet Muse, mthere Florida. ; Do you need « good reliable Published “The worm ued wo ways of golnw ; 4 AP; ! v 7 SJ On ublished at 50¢e, Anni- suber op te. Atma sous, tho Nanak ied weet 3 of Inver, retty Anniversary Souvenirs. || ary Price, per copy, /D aero OF be aka ome quadruple plated table If you call 1n the forenoon, between 9 and 11, or in the aiternoom, between 2 and 4 Ve The Parson Preaohed “ihe “Because of the danger threatening from the storm it was decided to send ware or table cutiery ? If so, o'clock, you will get one, and you won't be sorry having gone out of your way for it Storm then continued north | July 26, 1874--A cloudburat inundated Pittsburg and Allegheny | fancy from; worth $1.50 each, n F northwestward over the Git ¢ Mexico. | City, deeds 200 persons. y eal 75 tion of our 4th Anniversary, , bee Pb ltvqas Bi elgg A aa Allg, 20, 1886,—Hurricane at Galveston, Tex,, reaulted in the loss NEW FLANAELS BOR SHIRT WAISTS, in plein shades, all of them bow and stylish, with a satin etelpe Tuning Yirough; §9e. la thelr regular pice; An- 39 Sra) le |LAPIRG' GOLID GOLD RINGS, set with doublets and FREE | With every dozen of our best $3.50 Carhon- etto Photos a handsome KDGROGRAP’ PORTRAIT, life-size, mounted on n card 18x22 Those photos with the edgeograph would cost you $4 00 elnewhere, ‘ make 3 of our beat CADL For 37, OO wer erarinty res movstes on card §x10, and wartant the work to be the @imest obtainable at any price Blankets and Comforters. fom vessels that niverasty Price, The Comforters contain nothing but pure Seaeaaatl AR NN RAM only ' worm in ils passage over (lve gull, ume of 38 lives and $5,000,000 property damage, N silver, chaned : from what is known after {t reached May 81, 1889,—The burating of the Conomaugh Dam under pres god twit Te an eisaty 4 whie filing; the Blankets are good and ré- Household Linens, y ; avle a it Rowdboreni iM SHO OED: OF eEON sure of excessive raln destroyed the town of Johnstown, Pa, and | SILVER PLATED PURSES, with 4%-Inch chaln at: Hable and just see how mitch you can save “We centre of the storm reached the Villages along the vailey; lows of life, 3,000, " 5 Out storm eignals along (ae Atiansic su 5 these special prices for the | peer ARAN AAAI een ntrncrcnergrenrn Wn nnenenrinnninpnin coast as far as Hatteras, and also tof SETY BALL, GALYESEUN: ; second day of our Big Fourth S; Wap Fp J Chit } warn the gulf const, COO OC COO OU OOO UO UOU OU OU UCUCUO OT Anniversary Sale will enable TAPHhOPNONCS, oys for Addren, “When the signale were sent oud it) you to yet them for far less Here is anothés great opportunity, Just note Schools open Monday, Why not get a few of Was known by us (hat we Would lore THE GREATEST OF ALL money than they can be had { the wonderful saving in prices. these things that will make your children’s See tka ton cate wen te | elsewhere at any time, THE COLUMBIA GRAPHOPHONE, A. T. STYLE, in- } studies more Wie play, now that you can buy } Yin Ne Hane tated and it was wisely provid oF. | WEW HAVEN &DAY MANTEL } Cluding I4inch brose horn, Ieway tube, recorder $ them for so very lictle? ne Hs “ihe effects of the mtorm ware fait as AMERI AN D SAS vn. CLOCKS — Koameliod iron with } a4 teproducer, in fine hand cabinet, Columbia cups 4 r} The Old Lom Canin Ge Harte ee RO MOREE 00) FONE ETRR, © B taney gilt trimmings, cive 11441 inches, hour and half-hour { CO's Price $75.00, Anniversary Price, 14, 75 (Wi0's vesK, 14e1>-\00h top, 24 Inchon high, made o [wat When | Nwbade Ven Ghee but did not assume hurricane propor: b sa tes eeatiicy wold st BORO Aosives: COLUMBIA GRAPHOPHONE, 0. 9, 8TYLR, vith Ho taut wo, with Dachau I Ann veraly 9 iy ANS oe ary Sahn hie ad eeninicke . reins rae here en WIS Baa caer Columbia Coc pice $i, dant’ Srn'yren | REVOLVING CHAIRS, made of hantwood, toe Anise, | chayhinchre, (eh He eats tateaty Ope sree a Inte gute dead on |) _ NAPE: 8 1000-Grentest oF all dlsusters, Gniveston and fomthe (AI a See Sanat tous cotheaill teat {rom Cale, | versary Price, ’ : 6.05 Gas aea’ Seely cmbeseed, Nigh Hack 2. eBikes bhlA odd a ‘Hurricane warnligs were o on 00 ‘ a . Aunivernary Price, ‘ pemnehaaamnamaaanenes ee opt. 6 on the Florida coast, and, trom @ OF Texas awept by @ hurricane and inundated by the von, Three i Atiniversery Bale Price, 2. 95 Rerun” ae Ri al rigs Tnneany ee ay | SPELLING BOAKDS "The Universal” has white lannels and P, } reports which have been nince ceived % thousand lives lost, 4,000 homeless, property tose, 615,000,000. JUNTING CASE WATCHES. hala 27 , ? 27 } Vester, rotate on wire slide, and cannot be taken out or ercalass from Vessels then at esa it is evident | buanitactures for 10 years, | PU) ont Hy painted in bright colors, Anniver: PLANNELETTES, short lengths, per yard, at 5 that the display was fully justiied over May 16, 1874.-—By the bursting of the Mill River Valley dam at aera mare 5 tary Price, CREAM SHAILER PLANNELS, per yard, at a4 the larger portion of the torriwry cov: |{% Northampton, Mass, 144 lives were lost and thousands rendered i ria SOLID GULD R W¢ net In the Photo Gallory, meh tneetca seth sbi dln bar gl Nal} Minch PERCALRS, light colors, 106. quality, ) 4 ered homeless. opets @ doten or more styles 18} A wpecia! proposition made tn commemora- | on bottom. anniversary P v5 | fated tan ciphe CAKES, dauk colore only, wan > 0? here to-morrow, All hemming done free of cost during Annl- versary week, ALL LINEN TABLE CLOTHS (not fringed) with hesde is | STRUNG SVEN Mare OR ATES, hos 4 $1.50 full rized ruffled COMPORTERS, at each, 98 | ‘Texss coast about cho middie of datur- March 97, 1890.--Ninoty-five lives lost and 600 Injured in cyclone = @ ed cparense betel ‘Th. RED PILLOWS. b, rs i day afternoon, and what transpired trom |@ that swept Loulavillo, Ky, | Seapenees PAST; Werks: FILOF) ARBITEIRYY AR C. o:.do handy ORD RLLNDEO i tin i bi forne Dasdetp all around, wo ofl toe Tuesday at the same CHA time after i & macver of prone re | ( t as orsets, $1.05 WOOLLEN BLANKETS, at, pai, 2°50 | Mice omer Mone ak for ertndry quad by hw yan ee ere itppl, ArOWNed BMOINAIRORN, | ® ant oahentr vets Mis tr we hare a} The goods we offer for Anniversary Sale are | CALIFORNIA HLAMKETS, (n all mace. 104 and He | The 4 vine tor DG carn, | egualiing 4 ‘Twe etorm continued northward |4 June 20, 1892—Brenking dam flooded Of} City and TMtuaville, ndard; you know the prices as well as we } sites--a quality that wan never before sold anywhere for Yeon than $5.09, while they last special at 3.25 do, Will you buy them at half price? What ' The 10-4 size for /, 20 each, 48 sary Sale Price, . Pete DISH, large sire, quadruple patel, open ‘work through Texas during Sunday, wit @ Pa. exploding off tanks and causing the loss of 200 hves, with phe 3.00; eht RED COMPO , quadruple plated inside diah, worth $3,094 4 question! 02.25 winter weight RED COMPORTERS, at each, 1,50 } , F 44. per wil gegen ego cin ate #06, 2). fo Wh, LITE. SLOr EN RIOGE ThE ASAIO SOAR frpen Mat 8 | Aarts IVES ‘tde by Landete, Prary 4 29 Aca LADY CORSETS, In white, drab and black { 7°: extra live GOOSE PEATHERS, at, per Ib. $9 tH iN si Lad Tsar Wik! dolla be erally destructive to grewing crops, par-|% !da to Canada resulted in A loss of nearly 2,000 lives, Over ftty P| have celluloid handles with fancy allver ferrules, regularly { coutille, long @ s wert ult, dou ata, aie i aeacicntates alee Seca ia eal ae vey cheap at 1.75 Anniversary price, per don, Zp 29 j * aly 7 { ir alan; Anniversary Price, Jur Sarments TOWELS, 1,000 doses of Huckaback sod Darsaal in Var ® H » toularly cotton and fruit _ i ‘This morning at o'clock the centre (2 of the storm was newer Oklahoma City, 8 but tt hos lom ity dlstinetive character @ 9 were lost along the New Jersey and Long Isiand coasts and 1,600 in | wold at $2.00 per net of oix; Anniversay Sale 95 the goa Jalands off South Carolina, Thirty-thousand were rendered ©| Price only homeleas, | , July 6, 1893.—Towns of Tara and Pomeroy, Ia,, wiped ont by Ladies’ Yeokwear, de, tornado, One hundred lives lost, Some pretty,ties at petty prices. Three in- Oct, 3, 1893.—Troptoal storma swept through lower Loutsiann and = @| Lereseing crt for Tuesday's selilng: medium length CORSETS; tegularly 1 special lot of Back. owered CORSETS wer am latly sold for $1.00; Anniversary Price, bi 49 Gable Lamps ‘lous sion and styles, sogularly selling at 19¢, 4 Alteredand Repaired at Low Prices | cc “ving thie ane st 123 Have your olf furs renovated, freshened ana converted | 1,000 doren alblinen DOLLIES, in white only; at, 3 a6 @ destructive storm, and ite future energy will more |tlely be expended in, We will do it for you at a most reasonable pric tee perfect saltafartion, A postal-car i Det ¥ caus BLEACHED DAMASK, % in. wide, at i" yard, 39 000 fringed EREAKPAST CLOTHS at, each, General rains over the Western country partment w ill bri. ot to Your | April 16, 1892.—Mloods along the Tombighee River, in Missis- CREAM PITCHER AND SUGAR BOWL, deasert Fath in 49, d seventy-five | ALL GILK CHARTILLY LACKS fae aagortmens in dence ata he will mienta deliv { 1,000 doten fringed TRAY CLOTHS, plals of st “Wwe 4 4 Roomy teat the greatest | pikig dia bei Ri hy AU iat AA eae black, white and Peru ae je variety of flo ORIEN. and Dinner Ware, erate nin, he ih tease Baan Aer Tt oe hom sii & Joat and $5,000,000 worth of property ruined, TAL AND NET TOP LA ate lat values, 12, . wooks to have the week ly done and returned to | nn Gestruotion to Galveston may have hap- Sept, 26, 1804. —Weat India hurricane swept aver Florida. Twenty —g| 18¢ to 30¢ per yard Anniversary, Price, 2 For the second day of our big Fourth Anni- beeen, We toatern ts oe Lada A bo hale pened after the atorm passed. Had the p BLACK SILK GALLONS, in wavy i 7} versary Sale we offer these matchless bargains: } wii) nit delay sending vs eit furn unt the cold weather | Roady-Nfade Shoots and Storm moved away slowly and the wint towns wiped out and over one hundred liver lost. Anni Prices, per yard, Pe, 100 al 12> TABLE LAMP, with globe, best ral-draft burner, ) aitives and they are in need of same, veered slowly trom the opposite direc: @ May 4, 1894,—Sloux City, Ia,, struck by a tornado, One hundred Tener etait woth 1-3 more, ) handaome gilt mountings, very richly decorated, of ees ee monn Pillow Cases in, ho water wou haverecetes evry | ve8 low Aeaory worth ach Anaeraty ica eathy vant ae ga adios’ Handkorohioss, | osteredto: Anaiversary Sale tor a GREAT DEAL 1m, the water wou! 0 Jed quiet ‘ i 5 ) each, very, tite, w lor Anniversai jo for a Wikent aster Banh A qu "| ’ at I A i sweeps over Oklahoma, killing 100 alono ~es ae rai on decorated, ivi git mat 95 Ladies are forever losing their pate dot PF LESS MONEY than ay other time or place, “Our meagre reports show that the In the town ameras an ; Reo) ’ | 10c, teady made PILLOW CASES, 45x50, ateach, = 7 "storm moved Herr qulokly, The prose May 16, 1896.—#herman, Tex,, cyclone killed over one hundred in : fine thin agin trea a 90 ‘ip bee prone head i rece as Dine MSc. rendyemade SHEETS for single teds, at, each, , 20 Fomoved'l fear that equal If not greats) @ the counties of Snyder and Denton, Photo Supplies. porcelain, 117 petam inellog UP $ tage of thin offering and you'll eave money 40c, ready-made SURETS for 3-4 aire beds, at, cach, 40 Sr destruction has resulted from the} May 27, 1806.—Tornado swept St, Louls and Bast St, Louis, OUR PAMOUS CYCLE OUTING CAMBRAS; take 4x } {utee stated in naturel and ag’ SS¢, ready-made SHEBTS for full size beds, at, each, 46 Outflow of the sea. 5,00, Ana A 0? doren LADIES’ PANCY HANDKERCHIES, in lace "We doing ail in our power to Five hundred persons killed and 1,600 wounded, Property loss, pletures; have Nebariighpler ys sabe voltahed aud embroidery effects, worth trom 18e, to 2S. apiece, OAPI CERIN, congrats Sal but #0 far! 915 000,000, nen Anniversary Price, J, Ig ava bode oflored at the Anniversary Paice of, g Ghe Biggest Stip Cover 100006, ons Ly Moon," Bopt, 16, 1898,—Hlouthern coast visited by Weat India hurricane. |, 4x5, pet dor,, ‘is Wl taonead 4 wo. B You , feo saga OCHESTER , ved at argainr oi Three hundred killed and 30,000 rendered homeless, Rt MAGNISCOPES, ‘, a pe ; rg FINDING THE BODIES, April #8, 1899—Cyclone swept across northeast Missouri, de- (! \wimns i fmt enn Cpr ae By Srand Fall Display and Sale of ; an } 5 PCS. SLIP COVERS OF PINEST JAC QUARD LINEN, made to otder fo 9. Z 5 { bea td bye ta the finest, bags oot ppt Ay m™ for slip coverin, urposes. ul ular + Dress Goods, [iyi aa eo nl . Wool shiunk binding, and puatantye fit and workmanship We cordially invite all who aré interested to inspect our newly enlarged Dress Goods De- | 6,341 to our: alas’ 16,45 outfit, this week for $6.75, stroying the town of Kirkeville. Sixty Hives blotted ont, 1,000 per- sons injured and hundreds rendered homeless, tae tit arpare Withee removing rear 2, 2 5 June 12, 1899.—Eastern Nebraska and Bouthera Wisconain 500 BOX CAMERAS, tor 12x81 wp +2 Plates, very 7 oy storm.m.o>., Herman, Hastings and New Richmond partially de- hee " atroyed, One hundred and fifty killed and 1,000 rendered homeless, LA a ‘ i partment, which has now in stock every fabric and every color that is entitled to consideration at | oh Aye dady bad lan a ee colon), ; i t P ed rollers, complete, valu ‘ Aug. 8, 1899.—Porto Rico and West India Islands visited by ter ® | ZINC WASH BOXES, fx7, ot smaller, 15 the hands of Fashion's Followers, The new department has 4,000 square feet of selling space | t' spootal ony, P 25 Pry Joan military authorities reported 2,600 lives i WHITE MOUNTS, for 4x8, per dor. and is so situated that a splendid Northern light floods every portion of it, With such facilities | hs thee" fr Ray Berean and Lens A\ a 1 Alvendy They Are Neginning to He btrewn Along the ‘Texas fhore, HOUVETON, Tex, opt. 10-—A, reltet train got as far as Texan City, The Inman Compress, a very large plant | of the kind, 1s & complete wreck, The whole beach trout is lined with |¢ wreckage from Ga) had floated over from Galveston at 6A, 6 INTIN and auch a large and fine stock of new and stylish goods, all marked at popular low prices, in- lade! Py pi po Mcmahon hath gh A SOLUTION, 12 tending purchasers will do themselves a great injustice by purchasing a single yard of Fall dress r Artists Materials, ey see better, 8-64, ' 72} goods untit they have seen what wo have to offer, Among the new Fall fabrics now on hand DROORA TED, Mays? acd pete ins enya CONE SHAPE GRADUATES, special attention is called to our apleudid liner of Satin Prunella Cloths, Satin Cords, Blarritas, | cr", caiued, ? faye and pews sam Jeweiry ten parsons at Dicrerson, te can eive| BLY TO PIECES, Filed et ee persons had been ten, porso on, tan, bon,, Sortie Tilt, i i keiery (eoah Miva Fons raat Pasmeleons} oule Bennet, worth Uy So, Asalrornary Ft a ay pana The Kendall Castle, « big Dritish Att City Junetion, he pata, ‘The Elfect of Coffee on Highly Organ- ay 15 tin Soleil, Poplinettes, Drape mas, Brocatelles, Satin Venetians, Satin Vigoreux, Pebble { Large co! Ue dan po rock, thet Meme hope sation ene tamily of “ave “2 be omy Organ TRIPOD, poe vote; pre Ngee Pes ar Clothe and Whipcords, all of which you will find priced lower than elsewhere ! decorated with euamelied color, worth §1.00, 1 a PRISTLE ¥ sae HAIR BRU} Por Sweets, Sept, 2th, oe a We Otter Chis Unusual Dross Goods Chance: { PReNCH LIE CART AS eee (cant D7 Oe 100 pieces of ALI-WOOL COATING SERGE, in all the new Fall shades, os well as in black, | GOLD ENAMEL PAINT, can be washed with soap o vage, but tt Ie , ries ne | f “Lh ba pee t Ea Matthews, from fve mien north| tion, he Feporter Hot meat oP thea ati] t bave been @ coffee user for rit a! Wvtratntas Boike, Sper an aeanoreh be Broumht’ up by the next teller teatn ro, ey ai AAT dle Pi Dress Linings pepsia acd indigestion, It seemed to| The colors are fast, the blacks won't crock, the quality " than ever, me I would fy to pieces, I was TE ERERINE ie at ste full yard wide, at made of a high grade double twisted yarn, evenly woven, dyed with the best dye ; will give ex } GOS water, will BI aaytaeng One everything, Ads 2 FACTS ABOUT GALVESTON Me areata ekarticie ais I WHACK HACK WAIST LINING, per yard, at 1.{ traordinarily good weer, While these goods were made to sell at $1.00 a yard, and 75) mr eepery Pree iat Anniversary Price, exch, ue Li not straighten myself up because of| ! ‘ qAPRD LINEN CANVAB for ute we are not sold for less anywhere else, the Anniversary Sale Price for Tuesday will be but | BAINBRIDGE PENCIL, PEN OR WATER COLOR Distance from New York=1,691 miles, “hg ee fhe AMKUNK HAIR CLOTH per yards ak jo i aanes ad 8 mere renee | EU PIL Oba taining 12 . - sulfeG “My physiclan told me I must not) se. SBRIZED LININ eb ad ! f , mt a a wus ah Weis Bane outa” Pepe ne elas oy heavy or strong food and) 2°°4 8h pin y iy Totrons, Houso/urnishing Foods. Fila for Our Dever reine Cateloge Artisti iy : Ppl. ordered a diet, giving me some medi: | $1.3 MERCKE ) Even on the littlest things money can be The household economist will be sure to note } yy i Population--89,000. Dl cine, | followed directions carefully, saved by buying them at The Big Store---{ and take advantage of these special offerings | ee nema , Clty Founded-April 20, 1888, but kept on using coffee and did not Jramoed Pictures, Gepecially during the Fourth Anniversary Sale, | for our Fourth Anniversary Sule, as there's | School JS Hes. Chief Industries—Cotton, lumber, tron, fish and B | avt any better, a il pers Beautify your homes; you'll be happier for } Just see: money to be saved on every item we oo! Oupp - oysters, Export trade heavy, ; pybe| Food Ootten eervee te hice in the| tt, and at these prices wlio will say he cannot { HOSE SUPPORTERS, for Children und Misses, in | UMBRELLA STANDS. of spanned 1 1 | tle ung and you can save a little Number of schools, 7; churches, 88; banks, 8. | family where he boarded, lord it? Black oF white, lee! clap ee, | Gog fet sv oy Wiha a APE PENCILS, tubber insert, pet dos 10 Its other hurricane experiences | ‘He liked it #o well that when he| $00 HAND-COLORED ENGRAVINGS, fitted with mats, | RENAISSANCE BRAY Witte, «dor. ye § | GENUINE ENTERPRISE OR UNIVERSAL MEAT OR) pemyouDERS, per dor October, 1860-Several lives lost and $3,000,000 | came home he brought some with) !® @ handsome gilt frame, with matched metal cor | DUCHESS BRAID, white ant cream, per yd., 36, 4°, damage. June, 1871-Four-day storm; eity inundated and FOOD CHOPPERS, the by as ali the very latest } yet ners, site 20224, sold elsewhere for $3.00. An- WAIST PORMS, jersey covered, sizes 32, 34, 26, 38, np ie iaily ise, Abni vernary ) COMBINED INK and PENCIL ERASER, him, We began using it and I found a 6 aptores ata, regular fai that y) 00) Coenen TRAD pasties beste: ha ardwood ‘ i ni Pric , 40, enc it mont excellent. While I drank It iso’ REMAROUE PROOF ETCHINGS, dittod with mats, | PEDERHAKEN HOOKS AND KYES, in tisek and %| my stomach never bothered me in the | jg Ay lorra gilt frame, with pry Bel potty sped SCHOOL PENS, good quality, pet dos., CLOTHES WRINGERS, id at $1.50. A sr : white, sizes 3 & 4, 8 gros, 5} pl i shipping crippled, # | least and | got over my nervous trou: | size 17K26, elarWhere $7.00. Anniversary Price, TAFFETA SEAM BINDING, all silk, 9 yd. pieces, | (tame, tonulaily sold a! | la with oll} ) Tock and key : Sept. 17, 1875-Terrific storm that lasted several | bles, When the Postum was all 9 | Sarrennnernrrannnns, Becta white & co GA Pa) heals ak, wills yt ee moran taiesan re 35 P mntation malogany bas days. Thirty lives lost. City under water, city hos-, § Dar oo wa ob tees Sats and Caps. set ay, 8 f } Diack, S$ lanl worth The Anmivernary Prices COMPIBITION HOOK, gut ql pep © Many Pital Nooded and Ocean House, @ leading hotel, car- $i the wervous conditions came on| If monay le an object to you you cannot BMUBH BINDING, extra beary brush, black and} YtNNE A ia ? pe Bad aga Tah Ug ried out to sea. . ° afford to ignore offers like these: LVEREEN BINDING, 164 tuchen wide, in black, § HISSELL'S | WIGH Gk ADM CARPET SWEEP RS, SEeeiL Piatam tis Laven Aug. 20, 1886—Hurricane, 38 persons killed. Prop- ] “That chowed me exactly what was | 120 dosen MEN'S HATS, all new fall hut, Derbys i wit 40 Ps Bovey ae : fy 1.25} CANVAS SCHOOL BAGS, with leather straps, H| the cause of the whole trouble, so || Alpites, Tourlat and Golf shapes ; ful ACHING. SILK, i black, 50 yards on spools, 4 COOKING STOVE t erty loss, $5,000,000, : ; far stock, July, 1891-City swept by Guif waters in'a twelve- % pat erating yok ey Mn all alk bends; 4 regular $2.00 quality; Aoniver: 95 hour ‘storm, Many houses and ships wrecked. B| The old: troubles left and 1 : talay heavy castings | M38 | OLLCLOTH SCHOOL BAGS, with leather straps, ete, with pipe, } CANVAS SCHOOL BAGS, bound with otlloth, worth patent fasteners, 6.50} ower0Tw scitoor wags, voard with Nant, 7,50 | with leather wtrape, Coron tat in " RICHARDSON & DE LONG ITUMP It0OKS AND Eicher EYES, in black and white, sizes 2, 3 and 4, two pe fly A CAP8—The se 7G ie alge im a RRawerssswense ‘