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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-09-28

WE noticed heavy chain cable
had been left in heap on the side
walk Of King street all night. The
police ought to interfere as some
body might tumble over it in the
dark and break their neck.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
ST. Elizabeth aSyluun.

ANNUAL REPORT OF THE BOARD OF VISITORS
The twenty-seventh annual report OF the board
Oh visitors Tor the Government Hospital for the In
eanewas received at the Interior yester-
day. The report states that the number of patients
remaining In the asylum June 30 1881, was s25 adj
mitted during the year ending June 30, 1882 247:
whole number under treatment, 1172 The num-
Der discharged as recovered was 81; improved So
oniHproVed, Z; not insane, 2; died lOl: total n l.,
Charge and died. 30; number Of patients remain
Ing under treatment June y, oS2, 9i2 Large pro-
portion OF the patients treated were OF foreign
Drth- Oh the native born patients the District or
Columbia and New York furnished u greater num-
Der than any OF the remaining states and terri
tories. The number OF recovered patients Is a
little more than One-third OF the whole number OF
discharges, including deaths The total mortality
Tor the year was 10l. or about So per cent OF the
whole number under treatment This percentage
While not regarded as excessive as compared with
other hospitals, IS somewhat above the average
annual mortality in this Institution. The board,
Say, however, that "A moderate Increase ia The
death rate may hereafter be expected from the
faes that very considerable portion of the pO3U-
taton on the institution Is made up of the yolun-
Ncr SokiierS OF the late war, who are now growing
otd The amount OF money realized from the sale
tI2r.a products was S2i,l43 It is estimated that
oolo VII oe required for th Inaintena OF the
INSTITUTION during the EeXt fiscal year, which Is
an allowance OF Sc5 FER annuFl for the support OF
eaca inmate Tho total sum appropri ltcd Tor the
su22ort OF the asylum for the past ilScal We tr was
) 80 s.N, aud the amount expended was
SIS ,372.27
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The King Of MfIlfuerx.


The erection OF new stores and enlargement Of
| old ones constantly going on, changing the ap-
pearance OF business thoroughfareS, give crafty
Ing signs OF the growth and prosperity OF the CITY,
1t Is no spirit OF vain rivalry that brings these
handsome and commodious bazars into existence;
the increasing retail business OF the city requires
room One OF the recent and most notable Inn
provements in the business quarter IS the enlarge
ment and improvement OF the establishment of
Mr.. G. King. No 814 7th street northwest, which
has long been regarded by the ladies OF the city
sort OF magic palace, where all the finest and
richest products or the millnerS art displayed.
The bazaar, which is now one OF the largest OF the
kind in America. extends entirely through the
sqnare from oth TO 18th street on aordng sales and
Zling vista OF mirrors chandeliers and rich color
The store covers over 8 600 feet OF ground. A row
or French mirrors. inclOsed In deliberately wrought
frames, extends along the south wall for distance
OF 125 feet In the of the store, or rather at
the sth street front, is large receiving and mark
Ing warerOom, a comfortable ladies' work room,
ana wash rooms, and ladies' retiring rooms. The
large special consignments of goods are now being
received and arranged by the half a hundred
bright and bustling young ladies employed in the
store. Box after box yields its precious freight,
the eye with the splendid colors and exquisite
patterns of the goods they hold. Next Wednesday
and Thursday have been set apart as "opening
days" when every caller Will receive q beautiful
souvenir.
THE SOUTHERN REPUBLICANs.-At meeting Of
southern republicans at TimmS' hall last evening,
X. w. Ruter, OF Florida, was chosen chairman and
Mr.. Geo. j. Mortimer, or Mississippi, secretary. A
committee composed OF MeSSrS Lake, Thomas and
Avery. appoint ri to draft resolutions, reported a
series expressing confidence in the integrity del-
fty and patriotism OF Malone OF Virginia. McLane
OF South Carolina, McKinnon of Florida, Chalmers
OF Mississippi, and Others.
DIED OF HIS INJURiEs-A telegram received here
late last night from ROSeland, Cook county, ILL.,,
announces the death last evening OF Mr.. James V.
Collins, OF this city, former foreman OF bricklayerS
at the new State. War and Navy department.
building. His serious injuries, resulting from
fall on the 2Sth ult., from building In Pullman,
Ill, the construction of which he waSSuperintend-
ing, were mentioned in THE STAR last week. He
was apparently so much better early this week
that his oldest son had returned to ST. Paul, from
whence he summoned when the accident
occurred Mr.. Collins wife and six small children
left here to join him in the west, with bright an
tlcipatOnS for the future, only few weeks ago,
which makes their affection all the more distress
Ing, they having no friends or connections in their
new home.
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SALT RHEUM.

Will Mcdonald .2542 Dearborn street, Chicago.
gratefully acknowledges Crre of Salt Rheum ON head
neck face and legs fer seventeen years. not able
to walk except on hands ard knees for one year. not
able to help himself for eie hit years. tried hundreds Of
remedies; doctors ed his hopeess per-
manenty cured by Cuticura Resolvent bood purifer)
internally, and Cucura and Cuticura Soap (the great
skin cures) externally,
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PSORIASIS.

H. f. Carpenter. esq, Henderson. N. T., cured of
Psoriasis or 1errosy Of twenty years standing by the
Cutlcura kesolvent boOd urier) internally and Cut
cura and Cuticura Soap Ce great skin cures) exter-
naly The most wonderful case on record. Cure
titled to before justice of the peace and prominent
citizens. All afflicted with itching and scaly diseases
should send to us for this testimonial in full.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-14

For any case OF blind, bleeding, itching, ulcerate
or protruding Piles that DeBiig's Pile Rcmed
fails to cure. Prepared by j. p. Miller, NJ. d. 81
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa. None genuine witt
out his signature Sold by druggists Disco
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n U I'll c U R A.
THE CUTICURA TREATMENT.

For the of Skin. Scalp and Blood Diseases con-
slsts in the internal Use of Cutcura Resovent the
blood purifier, and the external of Cuticura and
Cutcura Soap, the great skin cures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-14

DIED.
CURTIS. Departed this life on October 10Th, 1882.
at 10 O'clock p. M, ABRAHAM CURTIS, the beloved
Funeral will take place from his late residence
street No 220s. on Sunday evening. at O'Clock.
Friends are invited.
rR E hnfRfHY On Tuesday. October TO- 1882
his age. ~ Va
His funeral will take place from his late residence No.
At street southeast Monday afternoon October 10th
at O'Clock. No floral offerings desired.
lie; LEE On Thursday morning, October 18th. 1882.
H. Lee. in the eighteth year Of her age.
Her funeral will take place from the residence CT her
neice Mrs. William H. Butler No. It'll street nort,-
west on Sunday afternoon, October 18th. at $50
o'clock. Q.
ROTH. On October 49, 1882 at GAS pm. ANDREW
ROTH, aged forty five years and five months.
Dearest father thou hast left us now,
But only for short while;
When our heavenly Father will call us to you
-.'-er By HIS CHILDREN.
No. 419 street northwest, Monday next at lU O'Clock
and then proceed ST. Mary's church where r.
QUEEN mass will be said for the repose of his sonl
SMITH. On Thursday, October 10Th, 1882 VIM L.
II; SMITH, in the sixty fifth year of his age.
His funeral will take place from his late residence No
2:30 O'Clock. Prince George county papers please
copy.]
THOMAS. P. G. NJ. W. b. THOMAS. member Of
Columbia Lodge No. 1876, G. q. o. of Odd Fellows
convened in Boston. Mass October g. 1882 died at
his late residence No. 100 CaInpbe's row between
oath and 25th and and streets northwest October
18th. aged tn rty years one month.
Sunday evening at O'Clock p. The friends of the
family are invited.
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Cool NiUHafS

Ren1nd US that Warm breakfasts Will soon be In
demand and that HeckerS Self Raising Buck
wheat VIII shortly be ready. Hecker's Self-Rais-
Ing Flour is always in season. For sale by all
grOcerS eO
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CITY ITEMS.
Fresh Supple. Of Fan ua,

fresh supplies OF Eall Hats
New colors in young gents nobby Der6ys, g to S.
Splendid assortment OF gentlemen's Stfn and Soft
Black Felt Hats, newest styles, $50. 81, 81 50,
Youths blue, brown, black and green Derby's, 81,
prices. so, IS, Is, IS, g. si2s 81. 50 mice school
Hats SO, Is and IS ets) at LEWIS 92O Sth st., bet
l and NV, established 1863.
NR-Complete stock OF winter underwear lust in Q
Public Voice.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec 80, 1881
nesses to such an extent could not 90 around the
house, and having failed to get relief from the
clans. my husband persuaded me to try Browns
Iron Ritters. two bottles OF which completely re-
stored me to health, and am now strong and
terS for kidney complaint with beneficial results
From the effect shown on me by the use or the
hrst bottle, Dr. Briston recommended Its contln-
ued use. MRS. NJ. LATRENT.
Visitors
Returning from abroad, as well as recent emf
grants, will find Ayers SarsaparIlla helpful in
avoiding the hardships OF acclimation, and In re-
m nnsn n tne oois pimpes and eruptons conse
remedy such troubles promptly.
Medicinal Winc
Physicians recommend Spepr's Port Wine for
weakly persons. as q gentle stimulant, tonic and
diuretic, and for other difficulties ana say they
arc kidu tiley nave q WINE On the properties
Oh winch they can depend and give to their pa
uentS with confidence, knowing that they are
using an article that is D1e and eXertS no delete
iiooS ehecCs' For sale by druggists and grocerS.
1t is the Common Observations.
That the standard OF natural health and normal
ACTIVITY among American women is being lowered
by the influence or false ideas and habits OF life
engendered by fashionable ignorance and luxu-
TlOus irving 1t Is happy circumstance that Mrs.
Lyaia T. plnkham has come to the front to instruct
ana cure the Sufferers OF her sex.
Remarkably Elastic Carpet.
the new cork floor covering-Lnoleum-i so
rapidly increasing in popularity that it is super
Sedlng all articles used for that purpose. It's re-
markaDle durability is the secret OF its success.
AN nrst-clasS carpet dealers keep it. The genuine
ctoth mas the name "Linoleum' on the back OF
every square yard.
1t is an Indisputable Fact
Inat nothing so reaches and removes the cause OF
tnose terrible headaches as that wel.-lnown and
"eli-trled specific, Tarrant's Settler Aperent.
Fail OvercOats and Suits for Young
NFen.
Workmanship superior to ordinary. Ready
made goods, tit not eXcelled by any clothing house
In the city. Boys and ChildrenS suits in all the
late styles. Workmanship unsurpassed. Prices
the lowest. Noah Walker & Co.. 625 Pennsylvania
avenue. u,13,14
Tangier Oyster Depot and Restaurant,
9Th near E-Johnson's. Choice steamed, roast and
Df0led oysters All selected. Ladies' saloon first
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DAHNAEN's grand fail opening Monday ana
1uesdIF, OCTOBER 18th and nth. Handsome
souvenir with each purchase. Darnmanns, SOC
9TH street.
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Go, Go, to j. E. Youngs for best rubber coats
BEST eashmeres, silks, velvets plush, IA 9TH street
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SKIN DISEASE.

F: Fl. Drake esq, Detroit Mich. suffered beyond
an description from skin disease which appeared
eyes The most careful doctoring failed to help him.
and after all had failed he used the Cucura Resolvent
alood purer internally Cuticura and Cuticura Soap
tthe great skin clres) externally. and cured and
(has remained perfectly well to this day.
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WEl DE NEYE2-s cATARRu CURE

WEI De MEYE2'S CATARRu CURE
Hsots hawki shutting. running aost:is Poisonous
Mucous dripping in the srcat. and pains tc eyes
,urfncs the breath and restores Tn oic tszt, smell
nd he airing. An absolute f Cat rr anl aii is
grsptas. As effective III < - va. Standing
- in ordinary eads d.. He De.sic;es, IHus.rtsal
Treatise" on Cstarrh mailed free on request. Care
q. 90 OF all Druggists igcvs1 " u. T. D,.p :
Co., lS3 Fulton S.. E6s garf $50 :. .htal
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THE TEMPERANCE TABERNACLE. The corner
stone OF the Temperance tabernacle to be erected
at the intersection OF 81 and streets and Mary
land avenue nOrtheaS' Will be laid tomorrow
afternoon at three O'Clock with due ceremony.
The building will be one-story high covering a
surface OF about 5000 square feet, and will have q
seating capacity for 1000 people. The exercises
TOMORROW will consist OF music by the choir of
Bu1 Eigleston's tent and other local talent and
Address by leading t.mnerance adYOnateS.
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"AMSUTTA MUSLIN.

Gsasqsd Ts1 s.i!:d SISSSE1s. 81. As. SOC.
satia de I % Il b6 = + 80 s IT,
B TX Pi, xatEE II us IS all i. eoors 81
Black Dress silks q Il ), a n E; 81 *
BE BRIsS 56bs dP9bs ~i3 e. So So c. 7so
Double width DiiEs5 G o; Is IS Sc s'c
G Sci SF 5I sFo s sraiP 81: Iss i'm s.
| Cream T BILE DtMAski. " rer ryI fine. SOC.
Nottn h; n Curtain LACE. - ST. Soc
io,t s6estns os'rft65S. = a5s - - ~ si0'
S Gai;s fGi bh 5 shtts r Scr g. :
colorei ali WOO CASH iitiE Is .' s9c 'o'
ad,es 30 d sa :, an c.dreiis wool UNDERWEAR.
Flannel SKIRTS. So 81. i5c.
Ladies CLOTH: double width, T}e,
Beautiful, bright patterns. in BRUSSELS and 1ngrains.
C. NJ. VISION,
ts6 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
oil South Side
GET THE BEST.
THE CONCORD HARNESS."
THE CONCORD COLLAR.
LUTZ 4 BRo.. SOLE AGENTS
For the sale of the Celebrated CONCORD HARNESS;
have ON Land lare stock of all kinds at low prices
Every genuine Concord harness" and Concord Col
ar Is stamped with makers name and trade mark,
| HORSE BLANKETS
| LAP ROBES,
/ In Great Variety at Bottom Prices.
| LUTZ & BRO,
| sa5-Im 497 PENNSYLVANIA AyENJrF
| MISS ANNIE X. HUMPHREY,
43U 10th street northwest
I Has ar entire u ew stock of
I LADIES, SiERINO UNDERWEAR
1 ELEGANT FRENCH HOSIERY,
% sc best FreEcL Corset e,er i'm; ortcd ol0 T. tn !,
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HAHN's reliable 81 ladies' button; SIG eth street
and 1872 Pennsylvania avenue.
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Condensed Locals.

street lamps Will be lighted at pm and ex-
The auction sales are OF unusual interest at this
sc lson OF the year, and will be found on the 9Th
and Sth papes of tO-day's STAR.
The will OF John p. Jidt was filed with Register
Re Insdcll yesterday H leaves his estate to his
Wife during lie, to go upon her death to his
Al a meeting OF honorary members of the Capt.
tai City Guards, last evening, officers were elected
a follows: s. W; Lewis chairman; w. Hei pert,
yice-chairman; ]. A. johnson, secretary, and I.
III. Vance, treasurer. committee was appointed
to select suitable music TO accompany the Guards
to Philadelphia on the 25th Inst
The Union veteran Corps appointed a committee
to draft resolutions expressing the corps appreci-
alton OF the warm welcome and hospitable treat
ment rendered TO them by the soldiers and citizens
OF Richmond during the recent excursion to that
city.
Women, I'm Portland, Me-, yesterday, Mrs. Gen.
Lander, of this city. read paper written by Prof
Maria Mitchell, entitled ''Stuiy OF Saturn, ln which
the writer urged women to join In the study OF the
satellites Julia Ward Howe was elected president
OF the association, AMI Helen NJ. O'Conner, OF this
city, one OF the vice presidents
Buck Butler, colorcd, was sent to jail months
by Judge Smell this morning for brutality assault
Ing ano her coIored man named Andrew Smith, in
South Washington, some tine ago, by cutting
him several tines with knife. The testimony
WAS To the effect that the fight. urred about a
woman, and the woman held Smith while Butler
cut him with knife.
Last night, between 12 and O'clock an attempt
was made by thieves to enter the house OF Hon. b.
h. Bruce, 500 VI street northwest, but they were
frightened of before they secured anything.
A cOlorad boy named John Wills, who was before
the Police Court some time ago FOR cruelty to aui-
mails in knocking horses eye out, and fined $50,
AMI who given until the 18th OF Inst month To
pay the fine, was brought I'm on an attachment to-
day and given thirty days In which TO raise the
fine
From JOS. Shillington we have Frank Leslie's
Popular Monthly for November.
About i2:15 o'clock this morning slight fire
was discovered in house No. 2205 9Th street north
west. owned and occupied by Miss Kelley. The
fire was extinguished without turning in alarm
by citizens AMI Oncer Cole. Cause, defective flue.
Damage Slight.
Complaints are made by the teachers and
scholars in the school building near the corner or
Sth and III streets southeast that water is collected
beneath The floor OF the school room, making it
very unhealthy. This condition OF affairs has eX-
listed for some time, they say.
The will OF Margaret Mattern was filed with the
re-iSt"r to-day. She leaves her entire estate to
Der husband, Paul I. Mattern, and names him as
executor.
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PURE WHITE tEstragon vlnagrel, the only vine
gar suitable for picking and preserving purposes
To be had at Z. AdnGtrs, 911 9TH street
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A11,wooL cashmere. Bic. .ExcelsIoru so4 Y

The invalid and infirm. broken down by over
Work. can De speedily cured by the use of Hunts
kennedy. Never known TO fail
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Folly in WaitinE

1t is the height OF folly to wait until you are
bed with disease that may last months, when 20
can he cured by timely use OF ParkerS Ginge
Tonic We have known sicKly families made tn
healthieSt by it.-ObSerueT.
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vi. p. RICE has re u ed the price OF his fine cab
met portraits from - 10 - per dozen until Dec IL
Der ]. giving the Washington people the advantage
or the most artistic photographs at a very low
price.
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OI NUFSce
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the prescription
the United States, and has been used for forty
years with never-failing success by millions OF
mothers for their children. 1t relieves the child
from pain, cures dySentery and diarrhCea, gripping
In the bowels and wird collie. By giving slealtil
to the child it rests the mother Price IS cents a
bottle. mWs
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% GALLON-75c. at. bOttle-No. Rye Whisky.
Best for the money. McGeeis wine store, 404 9tn
street northwest
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LARGE CONSIGNMENT of remnants Just received
from Pacific mills, at the Excelsior" S04 7th ST.
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FOR SALE Iowa large pair OF andirons Silver
ware repaired and plated. j. E. Brcmwell. 1214
pennsylvania avenue northwest
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LOCAL MENTION.
The WealheH.
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.

ne " edtneRs
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OrrTcHR
WARRINGTON. DC. Oct. IA. 1882. 10 :O1 a. m {
For the middle Atlantic states, fair weather,
clearing on the coast, northerly to westerly Winds
higher barometer, stationary or slight fall In tenn
perature.
Special Weather Bulletin.
SLIGHTLY COOLER, FAIR WEATHER To- MORROW
The chief signal officer OF the army ruraIshes
the following special bulletin to the press:
The barometer Is highest near sydney is high In
the Ohio valley, and lowest north of Minnesota
Local rains continue on the New England an m ID
die Atlantic coast, and fir weather prevails in all
other districts, with southerly steriy nds i'm
the lake region, northwest and Ohio valley q nd
northerly winds in the southern and mid lie states
The temperature has fallen about Zoe I'm the lake
region and thence southwark to the gulf coast :
has risen slightly In New England and west of the
MiSSlsSipp river The temperature Is below freeZ-
ing at Winnemucca, New, and light snow is re-
ported at Salt Lake City. Tine following stations
report more than one inch OF rainfall during past
twenty-fOur hours: Buffalo, 2.19; New Haven, les:
BIrneGat, 199; Atlantic City, I07; Cincinnati l. OF ,
and Pensacola, 2 OF. The Indications are that
slightly cooler, fair weather will prevail in the
middle and south Atlantic states on Sunday
Warmer. fair weather is indicated for the MissiS-
sippi and Ohio valleys and lower lake region on
Sunday.
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ASK YOUR GRoCERS and butter dealers for s. c..
creamery Print Butter. Wholesale depot, Spicer,
Compton l. Co.'S, 9}i louisiana avenue
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COPPER LIGHTNING oDs, at j. III. Kuehling's, 419
18th street.
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Burmelt:s CocOain.

Burnett's EIavGring Extracts
are Invariably acknowledged the purest an
best on
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PRIyATE WATCHMAN CARROLL, about 2:45 O'Clock
THIS morning, discovered water running from an
Oyeriowtng water closet in the third story OF SOl
Market Space The water found its way into the
carpet store OF Singleton & HOeke, on the first
Moor, damaging the stock to the amount OF $3.50.
The owners We're notified.
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Tangier Oyster Depot and Restaurant.
9tn near E-JohnSon'S. Choice steamed, roast and
DrOled oysters All selected. Ladies' saloon first
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HAHN's s1.25, Size 10 los, worked hole fine
spring heel button.
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The Two HUNDRED ladies and gentlemen I'm reg
OIar attendance at the day and evening sessions
OF the SpeEcerian Business College are rapidIy
learning TO calculate with speed and accuracy to
WIite handsomely, TO command clear, concise
lorcloie English, 10 draw up correct business
papers, 10 keep systematic accounts These are
the essential qualifications for business lire
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2l.n{n IPn-nrn

IbuIHttTB COCOd1nee
the pest and cheapest Hair Dressing 1t Kills dand
run, allays irritation, and promotes vigorous
growth OF the hair.
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w. FRENCH, TaxiiermiSt, buys female mocktn
and other birds. 4l9 IL il street northwest.
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CHEAPEST cloaks. ulsters, domans, 736 9TH street.
BARGAIN BULLETIN
AT Mrs Max Weyrs, agent.
For Monday and Tuesday, Oct. 10th and 18th.
Handmade school caps, Sc.
Infants SacqueS, 40c.
Regular made stockings, 25c.
Ladies' fleece lined gloves I5c.
Ladies' cashmere and silk, mOuSouetaire and
laced gloves, 5Sc- and Csc.
Linen bOrtierpd handkerchiefs, SC.
Fine linen hemStitched, To-.
Superior quality boTdered, 12Lc.
One lot nOb5y styles, 49,.
Antique laceS, 12H, IS, 1Sc. yard.
Embroidery silks In all shades, lOc per doz
Embroidered flannel, 25c. yd.
Immense bargains In guipure and Spanish laces.
Remember the above barg aims for two days only
y 0'''
Mrs. MAX WEYL's, Agent.