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ssaffolds, which are removed. And
SO death thereby removes the scat


seaffolds, which are removed. And
so death thereby removes the scat
folds.
Bishop Batter observes that
death may in some sort and IN
some respects answer to our birth,
which, is not suspension OF the
faculties which We had before II,
or a total change OF the state of
life, in which We existed when IN
the womb, but a continuation of
both with such aud sleh great
alterations In conclusion on this
point, while the mind is affected by
the body in many instances, and
cannot act without the aid of the
body, yet in the higher power aud
state of the soul no changes OF the
brain can be traced as their coudi-
tions or prerequisites. No changes
whatever In the bodily structure
precede, or condition the most
numerous aud important mental
states. President Porter says, "We
grant that the landscape which We
see must be first pictured IN the
retina, but what change OF the ma
terial organism occurs when the
soul at the sight OF this landscape
images others like it.p The afec-
tion of the material organism, the
brain, has never been observed in
that, and many other mental
states aud affections. Philosophy
as we'll as revelation teaches two
distinct substances, soulsand body;
and the soul is not tenched by the
dissolution of the body. As to tho
body, it shall alsolive forever. The
body of our dear Brother Bingham
being still united to Christ is rest
ing in its grave, where ii was buried
at Healing Springr Ala, till the
resurrection. His grave is like q
bed of ease where his body lies in
safety. Isaiah writes, "Thy dead
men shall live together with my
dead body. Shall they arise.
Awake. and sing ye that dwell in
dust.' Brother Bingham's body
sleeps ia Jesus and his spirit
guards every particle Of dust which
he will quicken aud rebuild aud
fashion like unto his glorious body.
The atoms have been taken up into
other beings, but like the drops of
water that have been taken By
other streams and lost in ocean,
may in the clouds ind their way
back to this beautiful river. SO
tho power and providence of God
will accomplish the resurrection.
Not only job but the Rev. s. j.
Bingham can say: Though after
my skin worms destroy this body,
yet in my flesh shall | see G0d.D
My Redemer liveth and twill swal-
low up death in victory Amen.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1881-09-09

New York Star.
In response TO an invitation from
hr. j. r. Smith, a Star reporter
took breakfast with Millie Chris
tine, the double headed girl, yes
terdsy morning. This interesting
young lady, who possesses two
heads, four arms, four feet, sings
duets, waltzes, polkss, and boasts
OF several other accomplishments,
has a suit Of rooms at No. 81 East
Ninth street. When the reporter
arrived all was in readiness for the
morning meal. Five persons CON-
prised the party. "The.weather is
very oppressive was the greeting
Of the right side Of the double
headed girl, as she shook the right
hand of the scribe with two of her
four hands. The lett side smiled
serenely aud famed itselt with the
disengaged hand. There was a
great deal said at the table, but
the guest was there for the purpose
Of taking breakfast with Millie
Christine and omitted to make a
note OF the conversation. The
Nightingale occupied one entire
side of the table, while one Of her
pair OF eyes was intent upon gazing
Oh the Widespread table, the other
pair was looking out OF the window
with a dreamy expression. Two
plates were we'll filled with edibles
and the work OF destruction was
begun. .One.half of the lady had
an especial fondness for fried chick
on and toast, while the other would
partake of nothing but porter.
house steak aud fried potatoes. In
the lius of liquids one.half drank
iced milk to the others coffee, and
two napkins we're demanded and
freely used. Somehow or other
there was time found for talking
toward the close of the meal, and
the Nightingale spoke freely and
intelligently upon q number of IN.
teresting topics. At times one
head would make an assertion
which its companion could not en-
tertain, and then an interesting
and animated discussion would fol.
low. Happily these arguments
were amicably adjusted, ,::and break
tast was flushed in time for the
double.headed lady to go to Bun.
nell's museum for the midday ex.
hibition.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1881-09-09

The Hyde Park Courier, Penn
sylvania paper, says: ''Too much
examining by our shoolmarms has
a degenerating tendency, and Will
eventually bring the standard OF
| our schools TO a lamentable condi-
tion.r Too much cramning has
been the death Of many q brilliant
intellect and We cannot butregard
this awful condition Of affairs
among sclloolmarms with tho deep.
est alarm. Why will they cram ]
Arc not three square meals q day,
with an occasional pickle or a little
chunk Of slate pencil, enongh to
supply the required amount Of pro
toplastie force necessary to the
teaching Of the young idea how to
shoot Remember, ladies', the words
Of Hagne Bayley's beautiful bal
lad /: "Ufani not, cram not, ye hap
less daughters 0f c|ny ~ X. Con,
mofoiaI Advertiser.
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N. o. Pieayune.
Some ingenious writer many years
ago happily described that queer
bundle of States externally labeled
"Austria, Hungary" as q iortuitous %,
aggregation Of political a,oms. Inc
designation would appear not to be
inapt MS short name Tor the com
plexity of political incoherencles
which Gen. Benjamin King has
agreed to put MS head on ih tue
present campaign in mississippi.
In his lettor OF acceptance ne says:
ain answer to your request for
the use OF my name by the National
Greenback Labor party ana tne
Republican party, as q candidate
for Governor, | reply that IN view
of your request. and like requests
made by Democrats ana Conscrva-
tives, l consent-it being under
stood that | am neither a Green
backer, Republican nor democrat,
but Conservative, pledged, II
elected, to use all the executive
powers for these fundamental prln'
oiples of . republican form OF gov
ernment, a free ballot and o fair
count, aud free speech ana equa'
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1881-09-09
"Papa, don't Bury Me Dcep."

In the spring of 1869 a little girl
died Of consumption in Frederick
City, aged 8 years and 5 months.
A few days before she died she
called her papa to her bed sido and
said: "Papa, wAsu I die don't bury
me deep-not more than 40 deep,n
holding up her tender and einaciat-
ed arm and measuring from her
shoulder out. ssOh it is 50 hard to
be put down so deep in the cold,
damp ground, and please don't put
any marble slab over my grave, it
will be 80 dark under Il; and it will
press SO heavily upon my little
breast. Sod my grave nicely, and
plant tree at its head, so that the
wild birds can gather in its branch.
es and sing for nle.n After a pause
she continued. ssBut it seems to
me I would rather have our own
birds sing for me rather than the
wild birds. Couldn't you let bro
ther Willie and sister Emma bring
our cage Of little birds ont to the
cemetery every Sunday morning
and leave them to slug for me all
dayi When you are all at church
in town il won't seem SO lonesooie
out by myself" A few days after
ti,;s xn,o <t;o<1 aud har a affax,fiSSs,
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1881-09-09
MASONIC MEETINGS.

Pascagoula Lodge A. +. and A: N. No.
202-Meets at Moss Point the third Satur-
day night in each month.
II. l.. Howe Meets at Moss
Point the second Saturday night in each
month.
Gulf Lodge Knights Of Honor meets at
Moss Point on the first and fourth Satur-
day nights Of each month.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1881-09-09
PASCAGOULA, MISSISSIPPI FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 8, 1881


willing to offer a withered rose.
Years passed on, and Frank, 10y.
al unto his promise, had, after all
his hopes we're crushed, bid fare
well to woman's love. He sealed
his heart against their charms. He
had now reached the prime of life.
The small cord that binds the soul
to the body, sorrow-worn, finally
gave way, and his spotless soul
winged its flight to o fairer land
than this. His last words on earth
we're, 90, God, after you and your
church, to whom truer have l been
than to Rosai'
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1881-09-09
4 nnarnntlv the Nontlers Of tele

Apparently the wonders Of tele-
GRANNY will never cease. 1t Is as
Serted that by means Of recent in.
yentions messages can be sent In
facsimile, and at the rate OF two
thousand words per minute. This
will cheaper telegrapby so that It
win become as inexpensive as let
ter postage.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1881-09-09
| Galyeston chool.teacher askc'

A Galveston school ol.teacher asked
a new boy: HIf a carpenter wants
TO cover q roof. fifteen feet wide by
thirty broad, with shingles five feet
broad by twelve long, how many
shingles will be need ~ The Doy
took up bis hat and slid for the
door. ssWhere. arc you goingP'
asked the teacher. fTo find . car
psntor. He ought to know that
better than any Of we fellows "
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1881-09-09

,..aefaale county, second Monday IN
,ssasry Larry and August, continuing - days.
fsSIu vIu.,sr county, first Monday in March
y Ne 1ssptsmber, continuing Y days;
% S,ssts SJp,t county, third Monday in March
y Santsmber, continuing Y days. :,
snS wsvps county, first Monday IN April
"A Se.sber, continuing . days. !,
'nS c.s~ county. second Monday. in April
N dkober, continuing 8 days.
"a cstober. continuing 6 days. :,
m Marion county, fourth Monday IN April
.,S October, continuing 6 days.
' Tspeoek county, first Monday after the
t.arth Monday Of April aud October con-
tinuing u days. .,,,,s.. .s,.r ,,s
s.urth Monday Of April and October con-
tinuing 6 days. ., ,,..aov altar
fourth Monday of April and October con
tinaing u days fmnmfff
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1881-09-09

A voodchopper is not Iud ga 81
his axe, but By bis bloWS. Lf ~
blows vigorously Be sure he ~
been at work.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1881-09-09

rAscAGouLA NC. (Jackson county,, MISS.
,s': WI practice wherever he may have
a, WIN give special attention to Collec-
s,,n ti2ns and Chancery business, such as set
nk ~; estates, examining land titles, and
.ing srs legal opinions, "quieting" titles to
-no, opeeinmg divorces. etc.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1881-09-09
THE COURT s.
,lrs RpoulAR TERMS.

o,prrTr CoURT-sEvENrH DISTRICT.
i.Srs 8. HAsisf, Judge.
TsoxAs s. FoRD, District Attorney.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1881-09-09
GEORGE WOOD, Chancellor.

cHAScERY coURT-7ru Drsraicr.
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The Shooting OF President Garfield

ne shooting OF President Garfield.
An event little less startling than the assas-
sinatioD OF President Lincoln, and hardly less
momentous In Its possible results, occurred In
the waiting room of the Baltimore and Potomac
railway station In this city this morning.
President Garfield had arrived there at twenty.
I'VE mint ties past zine O'Clock. to take the lin
Tied express train, which was to leave five
minutes later. for the purpose of joining his
family at Long Branch, when he was shot
twice by person standing in the crowd which
usually assemblies on the arrival and departure
of trains. Full particulars OF the deplorable
tragedy viii be found elsewhere9In this issue,
together with such later incidents and details
as have since transpired.
This dreadful affair must be productive OF
grave and varied thoughts and suggestions.
Its most startling feature is the fact that as
sassination has come to be a recognized mode
OF reaching those for the time being called to
the head OF our government. Laying aside It's
effects upon the incumbent of that high place
and those Immediately connected with him,
and without attaching much Importance
10 the character Or purpose OF the murderer,
the fact that two Presidents have fallen by the
bullet OF an assassin, raises the question
whether the simple surroundings AMI q Iiet
modes OF life heretofore adopted by our Presi-
dents as consistent with the genius OF our in.
situations aad becoming to the head Of re-
publican form OF government, are, after all,
wise and sufficiently safe. II the Chief Execu-
tive OF the nation is TO be target for the bullet
OF lunatics, disappointed asprants for Office or
political malcontents, It will be necessary to
surround the office and its incumbent by more
formal and efficient means OF protection tnan
have yet been devised or thought necessary
In the case Of President Garfield as In chat of
President Lincoln, political disappointment ap-
pears to have been the inspiring motive of the
assassin. This Circumstance makes the aft air
the more deplorable and Impressive, and 1t Is
this feature OF the subject that will deserve
and doubtless receive the most serious consid-
Grafton. That the act In this instance was that
OF single Individual, PROBABLY a lunatic,
doubtless without aceomplices, does not take
away from the Situation any of its dangerous
probabilities. Indeed, that fact may be said to
rather add TO them
At this writing the probable fate of the Prssi-
dent cannot be accurately foretold. There are,
however, ample grounds for apprehending the
most serious result. But this can be said:
Whatever his fate may be. that disting lished
gentleman and his family will have the pro.
found respect, the deep sympathy AMI the
fervent prayers not of the American people
alone, but these OF every civilized nation on the
face of the earth.
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WOODWARD & LOTHROP,
921 Pennsylvania Avenue. 91I
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT..
We offer al elegant quality of
LADIES' LILAC Isle THREAD hose,
Cpen work foot aud ankle, at 81 per pair.
They are worth more money.
GLOVE DEPARTMENT.
We are row offering the best assortment of
Isle THREAD GLOVES and SILK MITTS
We have had this season at prices much below the
prices of two months ago.
We mention specia,ly Elastic Lisle Thread Gloves
splendid quaIity, only 70 cents
Elastic Gauze Ltsie Thread, the most elegsnt fl /
ting Glove made, at 80 cents per pair. never
sod less than SO cents.
BINGHAM DEPARTMENT..
We shall open Saturday morning as a special
bargain a few pieces Genuine
SCOTCH ZEPHYR HANDKERCHIEF PLAID
GINGHAMS
Atl7 c:nts per yard, the finest quality made.
CORSET DEPARTMENT.
Bavir few numbers of CORsETs which we
HifH 10 ZIG elZts celDB Dfohous We Oler INC
lot at one price,
SO CENTS PER PAIR,
Reduced from 81, 81. 70. 81 50. They are cheap.
PARASOL DEPARTMENT.
wehsve reduced the price of every PARAsOLiu
our stock. Our finest quality of Satin, Lace
trimmed. is only SIS. reduced from So IS. Our "a
60. &C. sc. SO and $3.50 slso reduced to s3. 50 So
81, 81 so and S., biect belt to sell every one
this month if price Will do il.
Flegsnt line Of
NULL TIES AND FICHUa.
Hand embroidered. at very low prices
Also. NEW PLATED COLLARS.
BOSTON HOUSE,
92l Pennsylvania Avenue. 921
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The total Dumber Of business failures during
the first half Of the present year was 2,S62
against 2,f97 for the same period last year. and
40lS In 1879. The total liabilities of the falling
firms this year were $4,000, 900, last year
i33 eco 600 and in 1879, Sos, 600 900.
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NO MORE ROUND SHOULDERS.
THE AMERICAN BRACE!

THE AMERICAN BRACE!
PATENTED.
1. This Brace, in its peculiar constr lctioH, has
all the advantages OF 3 suspender for the pauta-
looms, Shoulder Brace and Chest E1pander COM
bined.
?. 1t does not dsarraDge the shirt bosom.
3. 1t cannot ip eff the shoulder.
4 There is less strain on the buttons Of the pan
falcons
5. Zach Sc cten of the pantaloons can be adjusted
independently.
6. By means o! the adjustable back strap, gentle
or powerful brace may be obtained.
Z. In rainy vea. her the pantsloons may be raised
frtm the heels - lout interfer ng with the front.
/. Ihts Brace. il It's REGULAR construction has
al lie adVsbtszes + CEest Expsnder ana Skirt
Supporter combined
, lite aaas tn. chest and gives free respiration
to the iuDsa.
g. II keers he shoulder. perfectly straia1lt
4 itreile7ss bach. hip ard Abdominal organs
by supi orGnS lie eEtire weight of tie c.0tJiny
from the chou 9erR
o Ii ia worn without Gny Inconvenience what
ever, and ifup,r.s new life 70 tue wasrer
g. II is valuable II ,he children while at their
s.udieP, obisins' them TO always sit erect
SENT lost FEEE THROUGHOUT THE
UNITED STATES
PRICE: rs CTs 81, 81 80. 50.
Make postal orders payable to Sole Agent.
PERRY & BROTHER,
Extensive Dealers in all kinds o,
DRY GOODS OF THE BEST CLASS
One price only. msrkei in plain figures.
WASHINGTON CITY, d @.
ty2-lawSK1y Penna ave. and 9th street.
- 900 YARDS LINEN LAWN, REDUCED
CsUUU To 2cc.
124c. LAWNS. yard wide. &c.
80 pieces beat MADRAS GINGHAAS l214c.
Beautiful line of PRINTS. 64c.
so dozen NAPKINS. 81 90; worth 81.
80 cozep LADIES' HANDKERCHIEFS, IKE.
90 dozen CENTS HANDkERCHIEFS. l24c.
Beautiful line OF
WHITE GOODS,
Consisting If INDIA LINEN. PERSIAN NULL
MUSLINs, Dotted SWISS VII. LAWN.
ALL MARKED DOWN.
j. A LUTTRELL b CO.,
jy9 StS Mark ct Snnce.
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THE BOTTOM REACHED.

Cash PRICES WHICH CANNOT BE MET.
Lonscale Cotton. loo 42x24 inches all-liner
towels. l9c. Full regular m ade Hose 19c. Lovely
Madras and Seersucker Gipshsms l2hc. Corssts
10 ooaee, CSC. Pac, fic lawns. l24c, Ladies' aad
cents Gauze u Vests, 25c Beautiful Percales
IOc. u 90 Black Silk for 81 India Linen. Linen
Lawns eWisses. Nainsooks. India Null. Fique.
Nuns Yelling, Bantirg. &c. &C snd lovely Laces
very cheap. None but strictly frst-clAss Goods,
selected With tbs greatest care and purchased for
oafh, are offered at
BRODHKAD Goa OLD STAND,
je3e 81 l205 ktreet northwest.
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COCHRANE & CO..
18th street and New York ave-,
OPPOSITE RIGGS BANK. jyl


l406 l4TH STREET n. W. 14O6 l4TH STREET n. W.
have large lot Of tin plate on hand also, q
large number of good roofers. am putting on
good tin roofs. and also repair. paint aud screw
down old ones at the cheapest availabls prices,
using screws instead of nails in putting on new
roofs. Thirty years experience 10 the business.
All work warranted and guarantee recep. given
Do not forget the name and number.
J.R narrower.
je3O-2ts l406 l4th Street Northwest
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LINEN Lawns =.

100 PIECES PRINTED ALLLINEN LAWNS at
20 cents per yard. the best goods ever sold in
the city for the money.
Also,
100 pieces Printed INEN LAWNS AZ * canss sor
mer price Is cents
We respectfully ask an inspsction O, ths abo "a
goods. as they are a special bargain. An fast
colors-
BROWN CLAGETT.
ty2 800 Market spsca.
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LADIES GOODS.

M WILLIAM OFFERS 20 PER OgNT oFF HIS
W ENTIRE STOCK OF NEW SBMMsR
0OODs-French Pattern Bonnets and Hats Mill
merry Novelties, SILK Wraps. street and travelling
Wrape al the best French Corsets Lawn and Per-
Gale wrappers, Lawn and GiDgham 3 lits, Black
Damasse Suits; O line assortment CT Parasols aud
Gloves; Partisan Novelties in Neckvesr: Black
ana White Laces in great variety; Ladies' and
Misses Bathing Suits and Cape, aud q carefully
selected line Of Partisan Novelties bast English
Needles, papers fog 20 cents. Store viii be closed
81 STA Clock.
nj. WILLIAM
fCi.e Trevise. Paris
te2O 907 penrsylvsni. avenua
pAR9AIES! BARGAINs,!
Pattern Bonnets and Hats Of half price
Aoush AID Ready Borne-s and Hats at cost
tsne Fans ara Fancy bbofs at coet
Lace Kits AID thread Gloves just marked down
iArse assortment u Lace Collars snd Neck
Wear just received.
ENTIRE STOCK AT REDUCED PRICES I'd
CLOSE.
Mrs. VI. y. HUNT.
ielS- 62l AID 6zS ID STREET NoRrHwRsr
NfMG. WASHINGTON,
~ tksHicNAkIsk
DRkSSMAkIS6 AND TRIMMING sTuRH,
1sIi Eeans. ave.,
Efceses suits, Costumes. OlOsks. &C. made In
hyperion style 81 short notice Ladies' have
dresses Cut snd Dsstsd- snc o perfect 1t gukran-
teed. ape
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OPERATIONS IN STOCKS.

y JOHN A. DODGE CO.,
bankers ard Brokers. No. Ia Wall ST. n T.. buy
4d carry stocks On to per cent. margin and
when desired viii advise Hhen and what 10 buy.
Also. secure STOCK PnIyILk0ES ut reasonable
rates In which S25 to 800 can be Invested. Fun
lnfor@.tion on application snd F1nauce, Report
sent free. 1anl2-MI&s
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BOARDING.

p OOMs WITH BOARDING. SOUTH ROOMS
Id with BOARD, for adults only east ead Of
Stoddarts st one squai north Of West g. George
town Helghts. le28-eo3
AfOR RENT-Wen furnished PARLOR FLOOR
< fronting two streets. in most desirable part OF
the city. with first class BOARD. MRS d. b.
SIOChdAMs 94o b Ut m2l-2m
UNBE FREMONT HOUSE. WITH ITS FINE
Pcrior table, viii be found a most desirable place
Tor summer boarding; rates: room and board. S25
and $50 per month. ap3U
lNOR RENf-Airy ROOMS. furnished or unfu,
- nisned. pleasant location, at Noe. ga, SIC an
3lS indiana avenue. Also, first CLASH BOARD 81
per month. SARAH FLAGLER. FAILS
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~ L. WILD 4 BROS
ELEGANT NEW MUSICAL WAREROOMS.
No. 100 Yah st. northwest, near G..
PIANOS. HTFH
NEW ESTEY ORGANS.
New MUSIC and MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS of
all kinds.
Everybody specially invited to hear the wonder
full new BABY GRAND PIANO SING. jy2
THO CLOSE OUT ONE HUNDRED PAIR
Gents 81. 80 Base b al shoes for 81; 81. so Low
Out Shoes 81 81. 30 Low Quarter hoes So; 9auze
Underwear, 90 and CSC pair, six for al Good So
Alpaca Coats for 81 so; Few left Boys Linen
Pants, 7fc. Cashmere SHIFTS, SIS, SIS. aud q,
wol tn double; Ladies' Sandals and N. p Ties, ali
reduced, at
1914 AND 1916 PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
ty2 j. W. SELBY.
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SPECIALTIES.

OIL EO1hh I IILOe
IA ES. II. =. WRIGHT, OLAIRvoYANT AND MAG.
IN1 NETIo PHYsICIAN, has eminent in treat
Ing acute and chronic diseases. The suffering
Of street northwest. jyl-2W'
MADAM DUROUIS. FRENCH MEDIUM, works
reader; tells past. present and future, aud gives
good Advice for lady and gentleman. No. 604 18th
St northwest. Hours from to II 8 m, ana to
SPIN. MIA
NFME. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
Iva LIFE; All business confidential. Ladies and
Gentlemen 50 cents each No. k0S L street, between
Ath and 9Th streets northwest. fsblc.22Ws
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II. e.. SOM r.

r. e.. SOMES,
COUNSELLOR IN
Patent Cases,
Second National Bank Building Washington D. O.
Practices before u. 8. Supreme and CT cult
Courts Special attention to Interfere &C q and the
Reissue of Eefecsive and Invalid Patents. 1t
SUMMIT MINERAL SPRING WATER
DR. HAMILTON, at Saratoga Springs, uses
SUMMIT WATER In his Medical Institute. and
sa5s:-"M acted like chGrpa nay patients, and Is
the best Water for The kidneys ever had"
Sold by AL Dyuegists IS Sm
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DVOUlLASS'N
NINTH sT1xEx. 81. CLOUD BUILDING.
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.
EPECIALTIKs FOB THE COMING WEEK.
A BEAUTIFUL ENGLISH HOSE. in Cardinal.
and Navy Blue, full fashioned. at so cents
pair, usual price Is cents.
VERY FINE Isle THREAD FINISH PIN
STRIPE HOSE at 4sc.. regular price CSC.
GLOVE DEPARTMENT.
BIsT 2-ELAsTIC LIsLE THREAD GLOVES 20
cents. former price 50 cents.
3-ELASTIC LISLE THREAD GLOVES, 80 cents,
reduced from SOC. Other styles In proportion.
PARASOLS.
ALL PARAsOLs WILL BE SOLD AT A BIS
COUNT OF 20 PER CENT.
SILK MITTs. ALL SHADES.
DOUGLASS',
1y2 NINTH STREET.