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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-02-15
WARRINGTON WISPS.

Washington, 14.-The nomina
tons of Moses NJ. Drew, Of Sacra
ment0, as United States marsha
for California, and Hiram Van Ar
nam, of Oakland, as secretary O
Arizona Territory, foreshad0weC
several months ago in the dis
patches, were sent to the Senate to
day and will promptly be con
firmed.
John G. New, who has, to-day
been nominated assistant secretary
or the treasury, was General Spin
ners successor as United States
treasurer, and during the last presi.
Dental contest was the efficient
chairman of the Indiana campaign
committee. He is owner of the In
dianapolis Journal, and ever since
Garfeld's election has been spoken
OF for a federal appointment, the
last position for which he was
booked by current gossip being the
mission to Russia.
General Fitz John Porter has been
here several days and had an inter
view with the President. His case
was one of the topics discussed at
the cabinet meeting this afternoon,
and there is said to be considerable
probability Of it's being again
brought to the attention of Congress
at an &c rly day.
President Arthur was one of the
guests a Justice Fields dinner last
night. He took out Mrs. Field and
sat at her right hand, the British
minister occupying the place at her
left. Senator Slater delivered a well
prepared speech ia the Senate to-day
Cd the subject of the need for lib
eral appropriation for the improve
ment of the. Columbia River. He
gave concise description of the
resources and commerce of Column
bia River Basin, and brought into
striking contrast the great differ
ence between rates of freight on the
Mississippi River and Erie Canal
and those charged by the Oregon
Railway and Navigation Company.
From these statistics he deduced
his argument in favor of a large APP
preparation for the speedy compile
ton of the canal at the cascades and
other improvements, to free this
region from the grasp of the present
monopoly. He also specially advo-
Gated the improvement of Yaquina
bay, with a view of making the
Oregon and Pacific Railroad, now
in process Of construction from that
harbor, an effective compelling
line. raer
The House committee on COM
merce, to-day, unanimously agreed
to report favor&bly on the bill intro
daced by Representative George, of
Oregon, to create new customs
district of that part of Oregon coast
lying between -Tuislaw and the
Salmon Rivers, with Yaquina as it's
port of entry. The bill has also
Jeen endorsed by the secretary of
the treasury, and its passage is pr4c-
tically assured.
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POLYGAuY.
WilIets Presents q Bill to Pre-
vent POIY2amtsts from
Holding Office,

Washington, 14.-Representative
WilletS, OF Mich, to-day submitted
to the House the bill heretofore
agreed upon by the House judiciary
committee, to prevent persons living
In bigamy or pOlygamy from hold
ing any civil Office of trust or profit,
in any of the territories of the
United States, and from being dele
gates in Congress. Accompanying
the bill is a report which declares
that no person shall, under author
ity of Congress, hold an Office who
violates the statute, that is justified
and demanded by the positive SEN
tlment Of civilization. In conclu-
sion the report says: 1T matters
not, in our judgment, that this
violation is excused or defended I'M
der the guise of religion; your COM
mlttee recognize the fact that
this bill falls far short of what
the country justly demands, and
that IN many respects we as repre-
sentativeS Of the nation will fail in
our duty if we do not prosecute
measures looking to a more radical
treatment of an evil which has in
the last fifty years entrenched itself
in our political system. We pro-
pose to supplement this with other
propositions that may perhaps elicit
opposition, as too radical, but which,
in our judgment are absolutely con-
sidered by the committee. In the
we propose this measure,
which is practical in its character,
likely to pass without any consider
able dissent, and we hope will so
itself to Congress that it
may speedily become law"
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NERVE AID BRAIN DISEASES

H>R.E. C. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
~ Treatment, specific fer Hysteris, Dig
Nness, Commissions, Nervous Headache, Mem
Old Age, caused by oTer-exertion, over-iRdul.
gence, excuses or overwork of the brain
which leads to Paralysis, decay and death.
One box will cure recent cases. Each box
contains one months treatment. One dollar
a box. or six boxes for five dollars; sent by
mail prepaid on receipt of price. We gusrsn-
tee six boxes to cure any case. With each
order received by US for six boxes, accom-
panied with FIVE dollars, we will send the
purchaser our written guarantee to return the
money if the treatment does not effect cure.
Guarantees issued only by z. G. IL. L. Drug
ore, Salt Lake City. Utah. Orders by ma
gular price. nol6
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Arrcste d for Preeaution.

Havana, 14.-R6UeStG EcOninlicG,
Sunday journal, has been denounced
by the court of law and its editor
arrested on account of virulent arti-
cles written in a controversy with a
conservative journal, which threat
ened to lead to disturbance of the
peace. The conservative organ had
instigated political passion against
the editor of the RZoeStG, so that his
arrest was a matter of precaution,
as his life was in danger.
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Carr Released.

Washington, 14.-The President
has refused to entertain the charge
preferred by General Wilcox against
General Carr. who has accordingly
been released from arrest. While
the President declined to order a
court martial, it is understood he
nevertheless disapproved of certain
utterances of General Carr as in
subordinate. No further action
will be taken in the case.
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Summary Punishment.

Athens, Ga, IA colored man
named Smeal, living on Thos. Dill
lard's plantation, Quincy County,
was suspected Of stealing a horse.
Last night a mob broke open the
negrO's cabin and whipped him
until he confessed the stealing and
took the men to where the stolen
horse was tied IN the woods. The
mob then hanged the negro to a
black jack limb.
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Domestic Miscellany.

Washington, IA. = Professional
friends of the late A. NJ. Soteldo, to-
night, adopted resolutions of re-
spect and grief at his death.
Chicago, 1.-THE national starch
association is in session here, dis
cussing the interests of the business.
Boston, 14.-The city executed
a contract to-day for 100 electric
lights.
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BILLIARDS.

T1HE MOST coMMoDIoUI Billiard
Hall in town. and the greatest number
of tables. The best of order maintained, and
the convenience Of guests carefully looked
after. Games wet or dry. bar supplied
with the best liquors, in every style; ais
cigars, etc,
fl RUSSELL 81 BURNS
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VLcsorteus Carver.

London, 14.-In the pigeon match
at Liverpool, to-day, 100 birds f0r
&lU0 side, DR.. Carver 81 y9-ds,
Graham % yards. and Fu.!er,
Scotch champion e y..rds, Or. Car
yer won easily.
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AUCTION

There viii be sold to-day at II m.
sharp, Valuable Lot of Household
Furniture, next to Wells, Fargo &
Co., on Main street.
j. K. TRUMBO,
Auctioneer.
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FORTUNE

From "OJOCERILE," the new pre-
No capital required. Send
81 for Sample Box and Instruc-
tions. j. w. SPEAR,
Marquette, l.. S., Mich.
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WANTED.

A girl wanted to go general house
work. Apply to Mrs. Chas. Pepper,
w Temple, between Second and
Third South Streets. < :
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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS

WEDDING CARDS, Envelopes and
y ote Papers, at the HERALD
Once. "a 4
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ORANGES.

Cutler Bros. have Car Load of
Fine California Oranges high color;
our own selection. Cheap by the
Box. SO 5*
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FOR RENT.

A two story house Of ten rooms,
partly furnished, close to business.
Apply to S. W. DARKE s. Go.
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HERMAN SEGALL,
Al Main Street,
Two doors below the Coop. Store, will
open an fa
ENTIRELY NEW STOCK
OF
LADIES' AND GENTS
KID GLOVES,
HANOKERCHIEFS,
AND ~
LADIES' NECKWEAR
Of the Latest Designs.

Also fine assortment of Satchels,
Purses, in Leather, Velvet, Seal and
Hair Seal Fichus, Spanish ScarfS,
in Black, White and Acru, Latest
Novelties, Gloves and Fancy Hand
kerchief Boxes, Lace Tides in Sets,
Trimmed, Silk and Satin.
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FOR SALE.

The Delta Saloon, ENTIRE BUILD
ING and FIXTURES COMPLETE. +
w. K. CONRAD.
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CIhCCIT SOCkT-JHIve XQca1fhur.
Saturday, Adler agt. Saunders; garnishee, judg-
ment OF condemnation for $500. Moses agt. Greg
0ry; judgment set aside and Judgment as per slip
ulation United States agt. Sterling; motion to
District Of Columbia; new trial refused Bradley
ct al agt Gtlt ct al; motion for dis niss.l over
ruled National Bank OF Republic agt. Bigelow
order OF publication and order TO open safe. Dun
canson agt Cisse ct al: bill OF exceptions signed.
BFowson agt. Knight motion for surety foT costs
granted Buckley and Marbury agt. Pfu5es; mo-
ion to quash certiorari overruled. johnson art
Walsh; motion to increase bond overruled.
POLICE COURT Judge Swell
To-day, JAS. NJ. Rodgers and Edwin r. Brown,
trespasstng on PARK: s. Or days Edward How
ard, loud and bolsterous; s. or Is DAYS. Moses
Winters and Annie NJ. Taylor, coiored. indeceot
exposure; % or 80 days each. JAS. Gray and Maria
Smith. loud ard boisterouS; S. or Is days each.
jas johnson. 90; do. Annie fltzAugh. do; for
Fa Lee and Acs ;r pTo enen 70 nro Sa m on
> or 10 DAYS each VIM. Jackson, forfeited cO.lat-
efll Jno Murphy, David Cohen and Annie
an boisterous: 50 or days. Josephine Neal, for
fetei collateral. VIM. McDonohue profanity; s,
OF days. Samuel Lawson. colore' do. s. or IS
days Richard A: Basfcrt, vagrancy; SO days.
Mary Francis Lewis, vagrancy: 30 d,ys William
lie, colored, DESTROYING private property without
charged It'll the larceny of pistol from VIM. c.
Dodge: six moths in jail Victoria Bailey, pro-
family: $ or DAYS. George Javns. forfeited col
lateral Blanche p. Wright, habitual drunkenness;
20 days Maggie Whiting, colored, curslng and
swearing . $ or days. John Adams, James
ftuii!lS, JOnl johnson, RcDeFU johnson ana
Charles Green, loui and boisterous; s
or Is days. Henry Brown, keeping an
unlicensed bar; continued for further evidence.
Jno. Dorsey. colorel assault on Isaac Lounds; S.
MARSHALL Tyler and Jno. Dorsey, colored, ARRAY
s. or Is days each. GaOrgian1a Cox, assault on
Mary f. Durham; 81. Mary E. Burnham and
Jennie Cox, assault Georgiana Cox: 81 each.
Clinton Johnson, assault on John Wheeler; IS or
Is days. Betsy SimmS, threats to Elizabeth Reed
personal bonds to keep the peace. Howard Roots,
coiorcd, assault on Margaret Waters $40 Or 30
days Henry Howard. cOlOrel, larceny Of some
stGsaCe: IS or Is days, Frank Brown, threats to
Ella Hawkins; personal bonds to keep the peace.
MORE STRIKING -MINEns IN MARYLAND.-The
miners in the MeyerSdale and Elk Garden regions
Of Maryland struck at noon Saturday for an ad-
vance from so to IS cents per ton They say they
will not rel me work until the advance asked in
the Cumberland region Is granted. This is I'M
Goubtedly the result or the combination formed at
Bedford, Pa, Thursday ana Friday last.
"A PRIZE FIGHT OF FORTY-THREE ROUNDS.-Billy
SFeich and Dave Phalen fought prize fight at
The Plains" suburb o. Manchester, n. H., yes
tGrtay afternoon Forty three rounds were
fought, and the battle was decided in Phalen's
favor on foul by WEIGH. Both men are badly
punished.
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Condensed Locals,

street lamps VIII be lighted at $50 p. m. and
extin-UisEed AZ 1910 p.m.
Saturday evening, taS j0Grneym2n bihcr's held
a meeting at C1Sin 59Oiitan hall. and formed i
protective aSlOci gJi0n. The officers are as fol-
lows: Joseph kuh president; john Baker. record
Ing secret iry- and Ant ny Henry, treasurer,
John X. MaiOy, driver OF a Lita street car, had
MS arm bToae1 yesterday, ana Was Injured inter-
Tie barge GunstDn. OF Philadelphia, loaded with
coal lor j. " Dove, OF this city. while being towed
NJ tie river ; lturiay struck rock opposite the
An1l95tdn b13t hou5a. ana Was sunk.
Gee az JOAN Written, two small boys sons OF
SeT-e.t!t NaIien, st I'll" Arsenal, were charg ID
In tns. POlite Court today with stealing cOrGet
from Rouert SineilIe at The Arsenal. The court
thoug ht tIeIe Was some doubt as To whether the
boys wanted 20 steal The Instrument and released
them on tEeir personal BOMBS.
Yesterday morning. while religious services were
~tein5 held on the receiving snip dt the navy yard,
SiiicJdt alongside Was cuIisZa1 by Il Su den gust
or WiIlI The boat contained five OF SIX persons,
who were rescued by boats put out from the
diferen- veSSa IS III the yard.
Last night dispute arose IN Marion alley,
btweeG C;E and 7th &Gd Z AMI G streets north
west. between two Colorcd women. : .rah Du ley
an Emma Lucas, in Which tie latter vas badly
Cut On tie he'd d. B. y. Adams att. nde1 her.
Most Winters and ANNE Taylor. coicred, were
fined 81 or % days each ny Judge Shell to-day Tor
lndecent eX po5ure on st.e2'. between 81 and ~
streets, IN South Washington. last ni,ht
B. r. Wright w"s surFeh ;ered, iii the Police
Court to-day, by his brother, who gave bonds for
his good behavior recently when he was charged
with being IN h&bitaal GrInSarti. The court on
United tis surrendered man 70 serve out the SEN
tence-3) days In the workEotIse. EGnfn. Lee and
Alice Gray. c0lOfed, were fGed IS or 10 days each
To- ent.cin:y prostitution
The Police Court VIII meet at s O'Clock during
The warm weather.
The salutat.on between acquaintance now is:
"Th2t was beautiful poem OF yours referring
70 GulteauS last effort party OF practical jO,erS
waited upon Tom OcliltreG at " .llar.'S yeSter-
day, AMI Congratulated the distinguished Texan
upon The authorship OF the poem.
John Dorsey ana Hars hall Ty' =, the two colored
men wio had prlz e-f"ht in br.ch-yard in South
washington ON the 18th OF last month, were
charged In the PJfcP Court to-day with affray
ana nn9ti g or - days each.
Mr.. .Cslariah Downing. one or the contractors
VINO was 80 seriously injured by fall at the JET
leTSon school bu lfins Savarl weeks since, has so
1ar recovered as TO Ge able to his duties OF
experimenting the WORK at that building.
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GREAT CLEARING-OUT SALE.
T TEsMESDoGs SUMMER SUMMER s sFSGk,:
s sEEEIss SEE SEE c cHEAP
At A. STRAUS',
At A. STRAUS',
ssS F FEESSSs7XESaSIA AVENUE:
NEAR NEAR TENTH TENTH STREET STREET.
Can and how we have
We are determined to clear our counters
We are determined to Clear our counters
q the the Entire Stock
9E MEMS MEMS A aNP B Bows,
FINE FINE R kEEAaDY;MaBE S GESTHISs
THE VERY VERY BEST BEST GLASS GLASS
EVER EVER MADE " TP:
We are selling Better Goods.
Than Than Amy ANY Other Other G I,ins House
And Now Offer
And Now Offer
TIE TIE VERY VERY GREATEST GREATEST BARsSs
To be found anywhere in this city.
To be found anywhere in this city.
BARGAINS! BARGAINSi
BAhGAiNSI BARGAINSi
T ss and ssss Store Store in in s ss &
A. STRAUS,
A. STRAUSS,
$50 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
$50 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Near Tenth street.
je13-1m Near Tenth street.
FIsE FuhA1TghE sToRAas.
l 40 xKxx CITY IoG1 o11Icx
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CITY AND DISTRICT.


THgsTEK Co.iIQCF.-Veri IS an burieslue
ARSEg's SCHs!TE GARDEN.-COncert.
DRIVERS SUMMER GAEOEN.-Specitlty Perform
ancc.
THE " .SUISGTOS SWIMMING SCHOOI.-New York
avenue, between 18th and Ilth streets.
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WEEKS & POTTER, Boston, Mass.
COLLINS PLASTERS,

loo TINEs MORE EFFECTUAL than any other plaster
electric battery for Pain and Weakness Of the Lungs
Liver Kidneys, and Urinary Organs, Partial Paralysis
rheumatism, Neuralgia, Hysteria Female Weakness
Nervous Pains and Weaknesses Malaria and Fever and
Ague Price Zoe. Sold everywhere. JIG
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I.UUU NEW STYLES
OF AMERICAN ORGANDY LAWNS

OF AMLRICAN UEGANDY LAWNS,
in Lawn Tennis. Polka Dots, Stripes, Lavender Pink
Blae, Tinted Grounds, Blark Blue, Brown and
Pink Figures, yard wide, u cents.
go New Styles of Union LINEN LAWNS. at cents.
lntia LINEN, II cents.
WaInsUtts COTTON, 0 cents.
200 New Styles of Madras DRESS GINCHAMS in
Plaids and Seersucker Styles 10 cts. and IL cts.
FOULARDS. III Saline designs, II cents
Satin Stripe NAINSOOK. IL cents.
India LINENS very fine, 20 cents. % cents.
Persian LAWNS very fine. % cents.
Dotted Figured, and Lace st ired SWISS 49, 20, Csc
Lace GRENADINES. Lace BUNTING, IS cts.
CLOTH, for Boys suits. % cts, 81 Cts. so cts
LINEN. Cor Boys Suits. Ii cts, Is cts. 20 cts.
PAEASOLS and sun UMBRELLAS. 81 81 % 81 90
ST. -. so.
Lined PARASOI.S, s. So 81.
MATTINGS and CARPETS.
LONSDALE CAMBRIA, 10 cts
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DRY GOODS.

WOODWARD l. LQTHROP
INVITE ATTENTION TO THE FOLLOWING sPE-
CAL BARGAINS IN
MEMS FURNI HINGsl
Il 90 sssss II ZEE BRRy
i IL 90 . sssss # # # Errk IT i
Per pair. We nnhesiss; lngy pronounce the best
Half Hose ever sold at the price lame, 25c per
PAR.
SOC: per par. We CHIN the best value ever offered
III TINS city at cur price, 3735c. Ier pair.
so doz ECRU Isle THREAD HALF HOSE. We
bought them at cur own price, we can sell at zoe.
FANCY III siG TaEap HATS at
!5c,. size and 81 per pair, which are Guaranteed
for elsewhere.
GAUZE UNDERWEAR.
so doz. GENTS GAUzE UNDERvEsTs, long Sleeves
and finished Cuffs only 25c. each.
Is doz. GENTS GAUzE UNDERvEsTs. extra quail
,ty, only 3114c each.
40 doz. GENTS GAUZE UNDERvEsTs, very fine
quality and worth 75c. We shall offer at only soc.
MUSLIN TIES.
100 doz: fine gua!ity WHITE AND FANCY CAMBRIC
TIES. at Csc. per doz. fair quality doz for 25c.,
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.
iy1 92l... PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. .921
T AWN-TENNIS STRIPES
~ REDUCED FROM
3719 TO 124 CENTS.
f RhsfRS Ct Sb5G Gss sGSt e1NeuAs at
FRENCH EN-. b., J.CoNE1s AND BATS Es, reduced
PURE LiSEh Lawns at 25c.. former price By.
"LS eW1t,t Marked Down Prices" " EMBROIDERED
ANDERso;,'s SCOTCH zEpHYns reduced from 45c.
"Ex:r r. H a n INPIA L1NESs, PERSIAN
and FIRE " CHI NAINSOOkS.
ELEGANT HI T F A IGs IN CREAM. IVORY
s6E PAY and EvENINa WEAR RAT At WATEkfNG
CAsHMtRE and CRUDDA sHAwLs.
E ~ 81 . for TRAVELLING SUITS
LAbfEs LINEN lH5 s and MSG SHl bHsrERs
M,IOlU MOI GLOVES. GAUZE UNDERWEAR.
Rare Inducements in li Black GRENADINES.
EE-CdoICE GOODS. PLAIN FIGURES AND COR
RECT PRICES.
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COMPLETE EXTERNAL AND INTERNAL TREAT
MENT, WITH INHALER, ONE DOLLAR.
single dose instantly relieves the most violent
SneeZing Head Colds, clears the head as by magic
stops watery discharges from the Nose and Eyes, pre-
vents Ringing Noises in the Head, cures Nervous Head
ache. and srbdues Caills and Fever In chronic Ca
tarrh It ceanses the nasal passages of foul nucus
stores the of se taste and hearing when affect
ed frees the head, throat and bronchial tubes OF often
sye matter. eweetens and puTes the BREATH stops the
cough and arrests the progress of Catrrh towards Con-
sumption.
One bottle Radical Cure. box Catarrhal Solvent
and SGllforls Inhaler eli III ack&ge of all
1or$ II. ASK Tor SANFoRDs RADICAL CURE.
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LOCAL MENTION.
Eae " c3iAcr.

LoI2L VI r ~ IloN.
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sac Weather.
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r. -, - - -
he T'iI = o. To- 20 / - . l'iiis' N'l'
Special Weather fsy;I.,.n,
pt-~,- ro,.-.--. r-,,,-,.n
me ti0' ing HpH'ial bullet t7t3 Pr'sS: The bl-
Iphictef i iiis6 II Ia i-' 'a It tr5 AM low in tn
reio@i u at tI.a IH0 .i ~: f al port. 332 NJ
NTSul-t ~. -, O. brc, 10: Montreal. SO;
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Tor Tuasty ~ the AMID i:2 e 'i,s Ii,Ter lake
res In and = EL.ci:HI, AMI Ii. weather n the
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Mt. HOLLY SPRINGS HOTEL.
band md hs@ .p9t into aElt -eaas .eondia@ ~
q : 1eWUlptn - mqqln5n No Mil1 es116 g C6F-
"a nel61Ey sse1 &11EsA bex19E 80 1>l11Es
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CITY ITEMS.

Is Your Scalp Fall Of Dry,
n ScaGs ana a,n mite d pmpieS? Dr. Bensons
scales and tenderness within six days. Try It. fer
it is the best head-dreSSing ever used. 81 per
package, at all druggists.
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sssss ZEE A TIT 90 Nm
sssss F.. AAh ! 8 8 i IN
'SSS' ZEE A II 90 N nm
PIP ZEE RRR RRR Y Y
P p + p r r RY Y
PIP ZEE RRR RRR wy
r r r Y -,
p ZEE Il r ~
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY l. BRoTHER).
Pennsylvania avenue corner 9th street
Established 1910. iy1


GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
so pieces DRESS GINGHAMS, &c.
5000 yards REMNANTS WHITE COTTON, Sc.
500 PARASOLS and sun UMBRELLAS, at about
hall price.
p LACE sfIAwLs. LLAMA LACE. at Csc. on the
100 pieces DRESS LAWNS. at &C., reduced from 1oc.
! F I'll Stock Of QNDE3WEAR. LADIES' BUSTERS.
Cur Entire Stock at Greatly Reduced Prices.
GEO. J. JOHNSON.
jy1 713 Market Space.
PEAL SCOTCH GINGHAMS, 15c.
CANTON AND RENFREw GINGHAMs 1oc.
ELEGANT SUMMER SILKS SOC.
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF sATINEs
GREAT REDUCTIONS IN EMBROIDERED ROBES.
PARAsoLs AND SUN UMBRELLAS AT MARKED
DOWN PRICES.
PONGEE PARAsoLs IN GREAT VARIETY.
FULL STOCK OF CHOICE GRENADINES.
CASHMERE AND CHUDDA sHAwLs, in Cream.
Pink. Cardinal and Blue. Just the thing for sum-
wrap.
LINEN LAWNS, INDIA LINEN. and all other White
Goods at low prices
CHEvIOTS FOR TRAVELLING DRESSES.
MATERIALS FOR RIDING HABITS.
LARGE STOCK OF CHOICE GOODS FOR EVENING
WEAR, SPANISH LACES AND GUIPURE
EMBROIDERIES.
Eg- ONE PRICE.
W. NJ SINISTER IL SONS.
919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST ieo7
OUR IMMENSE ASSORTMENT
OF NEW AND BEAUTIFUL LAWNS FIGURED
FRENCH LAWNS, FIGURED LINEN LAWNS,
FIGURED AMERICAN LAWNS.
white all Linen awns only Csc.
CoIored Silks navy blue, dark green and other col
Handsome Black Brocade Silks reduced from ST. so
s.. Baef silas r. assortment 60 g. 76 cs.
Nottingham Lace for curtains. Is, 20, CSC. to 81.
Bleached Table Damask all linen, SOC.
Bissf c5 Ss sssxis. WOOL u to slo
Black and Colored Cashmeres. pure wool. double
K,
Six snd sns rs sae
Suns Vsilins '' tb Spe ali pure Voc wool, 25c.
CARTERs
jes I'll MARKET SPACE.
MATTINGs, MATTINGs, MATTINGs,
IN GREAT VARIETY OF STYLES.
LOOSE COVERS
for Furniture Cut and Made to order by our Phlade
WINDOW SHADES,
LACE CURTAINS
AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS
In Great Variety.
CARPETS AT REDUCED PRICES,
SINGLETON l. HOEKE,
sol MARKET SPACE.
An orders for STEAM CARPET cLEAN1Nareoetye
prompt attention. my26
''RREDucEDl" "REDucEu"
We have to-day placed on center counter large
lot Of FRENCH and ENGLISH DRESS GOODS for Is
cts. These goods have been selling at 80 and 62X cts
'They Genuine Bargain"
SURAH SILKS suitable for Evening Dresses In
Cream. Light Blue and Pink. 81 ass quality sold
elsewhere at 81. 80.
Our stock Of LUPMs GRENADINEs in elegant
styles and qualities cannot be exoeled.
LINEN LAWNS. 12Kc.
CANTON GINGHAMS Of the beGt grades, 12<o
LONSDALE CAMBRIC 1916.
100 dozen fun reg. HOSE, 25c. q pair.
100 dozen An-inen HamsHtched HANDKERcHIEFs.
Our stock is very large IN Al departments and prices
LONE PRICE ONLY