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HanIRn and Ross.

Toronto. Ont, September 26.-Tho sport.
Ing editor Of tho Mail has received drar.
for $500 from Wallace Ross to cover Han,
lsns deposit Of equal amount Articles OF
sgreemept accompanied the draft. Ross pro.
poses thst the race shall bo for $1,000 a sido.
while HanlaD1 offer was for race for from
$1,000 10 $4,000 side. Hanlan is much
disappointed that his offer has been ac /,
eep,ed. He will tomorrow attend tho meet.
ing OF his friends 10 SEQ whs, courso 10
nurslp
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Fort Worth

Special 10 the Herald.
Fort Worth; September 27.-An interest.
ing and spisited meeting OF the aldermen end
prominent citizens occurred tonight at t,o
city hall in regard 10 tho building of water
works. Tho vote was decidedly in favor o(
their construction. Some forcible speeches
we're made pro and Con, and the issuance of
bonds may be agreed 70 st The neyt meotlng
OF the council, butt is no ways certain.
j. q. Ellis, charged with obtaining monep
by forgery from the Fort Worth city ma.
sional bank and bank at Sulphur Spiincs,
was found guilty by q jury this evening and
sentenced to five years imprsonmeu, in Tho
penitentiary.
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speclnl to the Herald.
Oleburne, September 2I-Taoyo "a Meth.
erly, asaddlar employ cd by j. NJ, Donald,
son, OF this ,i'y, took two ounces CT lsuda.
mum SaHdays"ght and die1 late ttis y. m.
Major A } Byrd, ar old and highly 20.
spectacle oitE'n Of tti5 place, and who o., D.,
EDITED paper called the Clebuno Bulletin,
died at his ''ste7cc Ga'rrday night. He
ieaVes iarg' inln.,S ala Lost of friends 10
mourn HE less.
The Gulf, Colorado md Santa Fe road ia
expected TO resch Oeburne by October third
or fourth. The citizens sre making propsr-
atlons for grand barbecue upon The corn.
plellon of the road to the city limits.
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why the Corner wa, No, Affected.

London, September 27-The Times says
iris morning good authority calculates that
after the weeks stoppage Of oftwo-.hirds of
trade sixty thousand bales would be left in
the h,rdS oil The cotton corner a! Liverpool
vhcb explains why the corner was not ma
ioriev affected by the recent sloppsges,
that numbers Of bales being email compared
With no amount cornered.
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Bryan


Special TO the Herald
Bryan, September 27.--It Is II O'Clock
now aud the block on Main stree, Just west
OF the depot is burning, with the probability
that the whole of II will bo consumed Tho
Misses Lsugheridge's millinery establish
ment, hepoatolllCe entire, tho bookstore in
the same, Moses saloon, the Wesb-
ineton hotel Green Bsnnorf bsr.
Der snop, sowing machine
ofhce, hcLeman's drug store, DorriY' cons
feclionery sto-o, Wboten's carriage .sctory.
Mrs. Harris millinery aiore ana numerous
private rooms are already gone. All the
engines are playiag upon tho fire with some.
what satisfactory effect. There il said 10 be
very little Iasureuce, Tho block is solid
brick. Much Of tho contents Of the various
stores have been saved. The loss 70 Bryan is
q great one More tomorrow.
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Decatur.
Special 10 the Herald.

Special 10 the Herald.
Decatur September 27,--In obedience to
proclamation issued by Mayor Edwards
the court, public Offices and all business
houses closed yesterday as o mark of respect
to the late precedent. Appropriate services
we're hold Ia She churches and manifestations
Of sorrow and sympathy with tho prasidanp5
family were noticeable on every hand.
Cotton is coming IN rapidly and ibis
county viii raise more balcs than Last yeqr
and of finer quality, FARMERS are planning
wheat largely.
The health Of tho country is good.
Lste rails Esve revived tho grass 90 ihsi
stock can winter through.
Business Is biiak.
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=, -
New York stock Mnrt,e,

New York, September 27.-The stock
market opened irregular but in the main
strong, and fraction higher aud in ,be
early dealings speculation was feverigb nn
iight fluctuations, Alton IS Terre H.p,e
was notably strong common stock selling
up IL per cent to 81 and preferred >
per centto 96. East Tennessee receded from
10 ~ to 5 and rose to l6 Michigsn On,
tral advanced from % l.2 TO % 3.s. Del.-
ware, Lackswsnna IL Wwsstern sold mn
to l2S and Northwestern 1917 3.S.
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London, September 27,-A dispatch from
Barcelona says that tho International soclal-
ists congress has assembled in iha, city wi 4,
5000 delegates attending. Il hss approved
Tho 'erms Of tho rnanitea,o 10 be sent to all
socialist societies. Communication from
numbers Of Russians 10 London show that
they concur In the objects Of tho congress.
The presiden, and secretary Of tho congress
have been arrested for expressing approval
OF the proceedings OF nikilipt. -. - -
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Aghip Wreck.

San Francisco September 27.-A dispatob
from Spanish Town San Mateo county SAYS
the ship Haloaburg from Now York loaded
WIN railroad iron for Oregon struck rocl,
nv hawans Beach at midnight Monday AMI
went to pieces. OF crow Of "a paraop +.
nlne men with the captain and ono boy
aged 10 were drowned. Tho bodies have
moi been recovered. "
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An Arl,nnsns Assnss,nntinn. a

Memphja (Tenn.) September 27.-W. 7.
Butler wal shot sni killed at scsnlan's
landing Arkanies twenty miles below this
city last night by Deputy Sheriff Ward.
Tso two men 1uArreleh on Sunday over a
business transaction. Butler came here yos-
torday sud on bis return homo last night
a. he stepped on shore from tho steamer
was shot by Ward.
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Washington, d. O., September T.-In
the United States cour. at Alexandria, Vir-
ginis, to-day tho c~e Of Carmichael, charged
with sending 70 Senator Vsncs scurrilous
postal card about Senator Mahone, was
postponed.
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Palestine

Palestine.
Special to the Herald,
Palestine, September ga white man,
Just released from the eslaboose two days
since, has been arrested by City Marshal
Rogers, on a charge Of stealing gold
watch and sum of money from bosrder
al the Galveston house. lie denied the ac-
cusaton, but finally owned up and took the
marshal into the woods and il was found no
had buried the plumber. 1t was ell restored
and thethiefjs jailed.
A passenger, waiting for the train ut the
International depot, lay down on the track
in the yard and fell asleep. Waking, he
found his watch was gone. A negro was ar
rested soon after and the watch found on
him and restored.
Officer Glen arrested and put in the Gala
boose night before last, man who appeared
to ba a young countryman. lie WAS
searched before isiling but had no money.
This morning be paid his fine with gold res
ceiyei from two companions, who joined
him aa soon 8s ho was released, and the
three took 10 tho woods From descrip-
ton since, they are thought TO be train rob
ubIe On VIC iIbn AANANNhlh On lhO hAhhhoNe
border, The officers are certain
these men are part OF that gang. The coun-
try has since been secured, but there IS no
trace Of them.
SUll another accident on the International
yesterday, this time about three miles north
Of here. This time fourteen freight cars
smashed up, all resulting from .one broken
wheel. II is said five locomotives have been
destroyed on this railroad in the last ton
| days.
Articles OF Incorporation have been for
warded To Austin Tonight Incorporating the
Trinity 81 Sabine Rsilwsy Company
to run from tho town Of Trinity
upon the line of the International
through Trinity, Polk and Teylor counties in
sn easterly direction for distance Of about
n miles to point on the Nechos riyor at
Angelina, The general ollioa of the compa-
ny will be in the town Of Trinity. Capital
ST, 1876 900 divided into il $50 shares Of one
hundred dollars each TIE incorporhtorI
arc r s. Hayes and II. NJ. Hoxie, l. z
Evans, A. Dnley, G. J. Gooch N. w. Hun
ter, Allen Mccoy and A, X. Esward, ThC
first board Of directors is Ira Il. Evans
Allen Mccoy, G. j. Gooch, A. Il. Howard
D. 3, Smith, Il. S. Hayes and II. NJ. Hoxie
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LATEST TELEGRAMS

Nv" Passenger Trains wreeked-Ar
hAPl"sion "fa Car Of Gun Powder.
a homteidei Sou,h Uaro,inn
ne Ne" Nork Stsck MARKET.
Almost Row an Nes.o.
rial nay--Othcr Geue-
raj Domestic and
Foreign Inteni-
gencs.
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Graham.

SpeolhI 70 tIe.IIerald.
Graham, September 27.-The citizens here
held mass meeting yesterday in memory
OF President Garfield District court and
public schools both adjourned for tho dey
and business was suspended. Jack Post was
sentenced TO DO hung October 2S. Tho Me,
term, "'N'
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Tho Uses 20 Witch the Mourniue
praPery of Chicago VIII he Put,

Special to tho Herald.
Chicago, September 27.-Tbe mourn.
ing drapery now adjoining tho
thousands Of public snd private buildings in
Chicago, vhen removed will be appropriated
to tho Michigan lIe sufferers The greater
part OF 1t will be used in manufacture of bed
comforts.
The horses Of Minnesota are afflicted
with a distomper probably the pink eve,
now raging in 81. Louis. Two hundred
horses in 81. Paul havo diod.
Al tho Free Thinkers national convention
Landen Bonnet, the editor of tbe Truth
Seeker Of Now York, "a pressnt, with ,hs
boSst that tharo are millions of free think
ers in the United Sraies.
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Homicide.

Charleston, S. O., September 2I-Abou,
2 o'clock yesterday afternoon in tho Wa
verly house, in ,his city. James d. Turner
was shot and almost instantly killed hy
james r. Walsh. Walsh surrendered him.
self; Turner pulled pistol on Walsh, who
fred Ia self defense.
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Alabama's Tribute.

Selma, Als., September 27,-spocisls to
tho Times from every leading point In Ala.
batns, show that yesterday was universally
observed. Bells wero tollcd, funeral guns
lltcd, memorial services hold and everywhere
tho sentiment Of grief wero marked n7d
p,idasnrrad
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London, September 21-An the cotton
mills OF Blackburn and Devon will resume
operation today. The Liverpool cotton
corner does not seem 20 hsve materially
affected matters. thus far Tho demand for
cotton beiag well maintained.
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IIisInilucncc stiI,Iivea

Syracuse, N. Y. September 27. = Reports
from tho Second Assembly district convention
say the ant.slalwsr,s elected Frank HIIcock
and four others all Garfield republicans q
delegates 10 the state republican convention.
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tering behind the ear and coming oai near
me eve, which would indicate that no VISA
shot either unswares o. when he was turning
70 leave the bar. Death must hsye b,en IN
stsnt. The murderer was arrested and
Jailed.
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The Mrs, anrfioldFn Fnnh

New York September 27,--Thc fund for
Ms. Garfield reaches 1927, ,25l.
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STATE SPECIALS.
TEXAS TOPICS BY TEL BGRAPH

Change of Venue I'm capt. Kendalls o
O0se-A NeNicRn Killed IN san
AntOniO-A Man Sentenced 90
Hang at Graham-AnOther
Railroad Project IN East
Texas-various Char
tcrs Filed at Austin.
OJher interest
ing state Nows,
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s'ps soc1A1lTIzs

m nuo eii y lodT77 1a3t1 5tlg
u III III .9aiAa aaitsIa espTei
MIR. II. b. Thomas, ofLouisYille, is
~ ''!ih 9ltsoa t6sA g q
Miss Matte Sloner cane home to
the Fair. ,,ss.,s,,,s i',aesoi,d g
~ Miss .ro,a,isf SS,baniss Il al Bethe,
Female 81 Collage. NV i'5 fs.i Xxx q
a.L s,,,,o A.sa'I Il. st,o.i3 q
I, ~ LII.
'''4'''N's t,4 aIiSd saiigas
Miss Addie Wagner of Newstead
isat MrF.s L.Wailef's' XIV b
x Miss Mary McCrac of Clarksyi,le is
visiting friends III the CITY. gMAs
' \ M, y .sr; Nam 4 r. .,ao ' con,. hom,
..,..,..,.d..,,aia,,.,,,,i ~ nat. %
n u si'isii0 SIS~ y''no'l'a ~
|aaMrasa am Campbell sheriff l ot"co-
stcr County - Al w. wv ei''' eai.i
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Tho Hep

"a The hop atethe Court House last
might twas a success in all respects.
The very elite Of ilopkinsylllc SO.
.ciety and strangers from adjoining
aud other counties lent grace to the
occasion. We will reserve more
extended notice till on; regular issue
next Tuesday, fgk t"
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Married.

sEELY-LINDSAy: Inlthia city
Thursday evening, by Judge A.. Y.
Lung, Mr.. Win. SeeIy 10 Mrs. Alice
Lindsay. Ss $40
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HERE AND THERE.
X. n. slsSln lesmIam!s ter saad!e Aot.ssg

S,t $50 IL premiums for saddle horses
oii to'aps' alaaauiaEa i aaiy'd n
ao,, :. $2i0in promlums for harness horses
q 'oldny, lo1,aa ssq gdlmaaoal 4
i'le $40 premium to the best colorel
s55sridor s N MI .l ''s'''o ala I'd
,assi,s $40 for fast running and ,rolting
lhhto-day.a y '~hIsla SO $50 aaa7 a1
& ~ $3.50 ii oprcm.ums given to-day at
pathc, Fair D ftsH III .emi II
= y. ~ Toiaaywill DO the last day aud i.
% will bc the best B. ghbIes ri
lail These bright nights are hice for
moonlight walks gfa8 q i |
This is the last day of the Fair but
.gnit will be tho bcs, uus 8ar n
saai Tho display Of machinery Is not as
" gooda MS usuabai4o0 adi Dos % II
Ps 70 iidou saii "a ~ aa noi8 baiis1
ioasmpay your suDscriptionto the South
w Kcntuckiab to-day. a 'l II
dainatThe hacks did a driying business
Yesterday evening. li dlelaa
I s,,ho,,a., III. 49,. No., : ~.
ithc outside OF the Fair grounds.
Single dash running race, free 70
ssdSa, 80 = ~ 80 '" pi w r e''''''"'
s'aa2rhe shooting cutlery and similar
iq@Y 11 HN N'pPafRys D 80 '1 ~ o''0
sfa uay' .sbN Is ha4 aisd +,
II has notyct been decided who is
~ die preltics. young lady attending
she Fair q & iIe.i.s : hqsild
siaaiTh The yonnr ladies' q Bethel Female
-r'. t,oll.yc attended m. ,Isair ,,,.,,ra.,ya
sl4iu N LodysJe "A nd salii1gla.6
wow 'nrn WI !,
.1,..s,..', y ~, =. ~
ias, s ,s ,''',.'..t ~. 80 "'S'''S 'YS 81
1871 n go az, sts ri
lse Don't forget 70 go TO hear hollnl
Sr ,'ya" 1 'o,n'vl,t ii's enr' 1a %
-Sns"'iSusN'" wy s'fa'ss' s"s's'as''""'l
Y aNThcbig irotting race comes oil to-
E day, milo heals, best Two IN three;
"a F,st preHiun so, second premium
fqo*2a. AatF l'eias "a ~ s9a@ lem N
ua,o Nil, ca,,,, ran,..l,.
" $50 ',a'' S'.'' N'''1O' ~
-sb .,..,yts'. NIL ..t,;. u, ..ai,.,,,, -,
.gaallIgi, !, ,,.st' ~ aTsTi %
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FOR SALE.

49,, EVh n11G. AL aida !,
Second hand cooking
store 'aSnd kitcheD Jurni-
ItuTe 1ozs SALE, s.applys to
w. NS4 DaUisopo at M.
Cant s store or his DUEL
Iingio BsdHdfn street op-
p,ooSite IsE SaUaee. iisliss
s4sd | ssiiaib IL ma r hiaa n
aMetcalfe's Bakery
lis now tur ming out
Fl esh Bread iio and
Cakes every day, Call
and get Fresh Bread
and Cakes. s's'
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ofthe Government in that hour. AS
the boiling wave subsidies and set
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Hulit dident make sum Nv the grand
est mistakes You ever horn ov and |
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lhrum away. The enemy cant With
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an hour no found
ing, and III try
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~ MILL tlallpliIot Wcbst@icomi
sy al tho Phoenix.
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4 70. u. " Meets a tof 2.
n-.- Hill nuar, ALnndav aueuinq II. ..E.
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4 LOUIS ELBis still,in
the land of the livin6
and holds forth bss
old stand neSt door to
Capt. Boards ne1O build
inSm Call and seelaina
and he llitt sella you
cheap, BE- sa.'s 1s Ss1@ld o's sgi
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SPECIAL + LOCALS.
CAUTION

Y Pug particular atte1a-
ton to the circular dis
tributed abybthe ) enter
prisiJag firm Of NJ Fran
kel s Sons and thrill be
the means of saujne you
DaGny a doJlGrs..@oo .They
have purchased their
stock for cash md 1oilJ
sell them fof20, percent
less than any other
house In g Western Ken
tuchg, " 60 and see them
and you I1citl' be con-
minced that the above sis
the fact. < a.55.@ a.I ~ IKE /
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Issued EVERY TUEsDAl MORNING
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THIRD DAY

Fastest Tfotter IN HAtncss,for horses that
lilffi hayeneyer male II IN less than n:j0,
n. mile heats, best = ms aasliiiuA
FIRST Premium, .,..,..,...,,.,....,,,.. $50 90
5oconl' prcmintn Z. =. ,,!.,,.,.... .a... so
,sd.tdl oMinnerto show three minutes. li
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Three story and basement Brick. two psrlors. six
chambers. dirngroom and kitchen; frescoed through
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the furniture. Apply to
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dist 1924 F street northwest near Ebhitt House
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SAFE DEPOSIT co.

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~ ROBBERY. FIRE OR ACCIDENT.
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Of Washington,
In its OWL Building,
CORNER 18TH STREET AND NEw YORK AVE.
Perpetual Charter Act Of Congress January 22d 1867
The Company rents Safes inside its Fire and Burglar
Proof vaults al prices varying from 10 $50 year,
according to slze and location. Rooms decks adj
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CHARLES G. CLOVER of fis.-s & Co.. Vice President
JOHN CASSELS. Treasurer.
ALBERT l.. SIURIEtAN1, Secretary.
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John Cass's. Henry 4. Willard.
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The Double-Shcet Tomorrow.

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double sheet form of filty-six columns. The crcu-
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other daily In this city, and more than the circu-
iatiOn OF all the other daily newspapers in Wash
inZtOn added together The increase in the ad-
veTtising for November is 205 new advertise
ments over the rlonth last year, while the in
crease thus far for 81 81 Is more than 800.
The books of this Office open TO the inspection
adhered to.
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TWO members of the municipal government of
Cincinnati have been Indicted for bribery An
alderman and councilman both ATTEMPTED to
make money by selling their votes, and were
caught. The alderman valued his vote at s15O0
AMI the councilman his 1t 5000. Judging from
ms exposure municipal politics in Cincinnati are
about as bad as in Philadelphia or New York.
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TIE REPUBLIC
II. j. RAMSDELL, Editor.
ALL ORIGINAL AND BETTER THAN EVER.
OUT AT NOON TOMORROW SATURDAY.

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One OF Queen Victora's Sons, brilliant sketch by
former Washington gentleman of high position; full
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to the children another article Shakespeare Bistor
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Adee Local Hits, Personalities and Funny Paragraphs.
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- WEDDING GIFTS,
BEAUTIFULLY ARRANGED,
Made and sold by
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n22-5w,2p 112 West Baltimore street. Baltimore.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

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Charges moderate. No delay.
B. II. WARNER
nov26 Q16 L street northwest.
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FOR SALE-HOTSFS

IcOR SALE-A LARGE NUMBER OF HOUSES AM
Lots. large and small. in all sections. suitable for
SPECTATORS, builders parties desiring to own home
Also Money to loan on real estate. Z. A. MCINTYRE
91S street.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

7 OTIS FOR SALE.2s. 800 FEET ON TWELFTH
IL street, northwest s. 1G0 feet corner Vermont
avenue ana Boundary; 900 feet 18th, near north
west choice lots in lie Drot Park do Whitney ave-
nue. Terms and time very reg sonable.
d2-lm q. w. COOPER, 33U 4 4 street northwest.
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A PLAIN STATEMENT.
on ACCOUNT OF THE BACKwARDNEss OF THE
SEASON. AND In ORDER TO EFFECT
VIZ GARMENT.
TOO MUCH STOCK ON HAND. WHICH MUST b
NOTE THE REDUCTIONS:
Our $35 Overcoate low SIS
Our <35 Full Suits low NJ $25.
Our $50 Overcoats % how f22.
Our $50 Full Suits as low So.
Our $25 Full Suits ~ low Sl8.
Our so Oyercoats @ low a. SIS.
0ur 80 Full Suits a. low tle.
Our $l5 Oyercoats low So.
Our SIS Full Suits low S12.
Our $l3 Overcoaas - low tlQ
Our $l2 Fun Suits % low - $lo.
Our $40 Overcoats O. low .
Boys $40 Suits reduced 70 01
Boys SIS Oyercnsts reduced % 81.
Boy5 SIS Suits roduced 20 uZ
Boys S15 Overcoats reduced 70 IA
Boys 80 Suits reduced 70 ".
Boye 3l2 OyercoatB reduced % =.
Boys . Suits reduced 30 u:
BoyS - Overcoah reduccd 70 -.
Bow ~ Overcosts reduced 20 6.
NOW. WILL YOU COME
A. 6 L B u B,
THE AVENUE CLOTHING HOUSE,.
n2s g30 PEEs. AVE. AND "a ID 81. Dfsr leth 9
TNELT AND GRAVEL ROOFIN0.
IL Roo6ng Material Charccal Carpet LINING -
n EAIxERx - ,sa sssse .nsAvs&
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IHOR SALE-SEvERAL DESIRABLE PIECES OF
Il improved property. Apply to JOHN 1RfMBLE
l216 street. dl-4y