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stephenson's Gilt. Edge Butter ut Pierce
Pros corner Eleventh and streets. je7-1m

FchI Ban, San Francisco, doubled in
size ia the largest Japanese sale exhibition In the
world. sHArTCCK & FLETCHER export their
printing inks to Japan, receive Japanese goods In
return, and this Is why lchi Ban survives low
prices Logical, isn't it Wholesale and retail.
Goods for every branch Of retail country trade M II
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BLACK SATIN RHADANE, at 81 A., 81 70,
50, 81. so per yard, exceptional values.
Hsle's Silk Counter.
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SAN Francisco, June 20th-2:3O a. M
Oakland wharf is in flames. Three vessels
are also on fire, and it is feared that several
more will burn.
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LADIES, call and see those new cashmeref,
4S inches wide, 1T the Red House.
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A LADYs KID, BURTON SHOE. with
worked button. HOLES for 81 %, at Red House,
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A FRESH LoT of .TuiLiard buntings, black
and colored. at Hals's.
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LADIES, it will pay you to visit Hales
Shoe Department before purchasing else
where Our prices are guaranteed to be the
lowest,
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Disaster OF the Heads-A steamer Cap.
sizes and sinks.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE arcoaDusros.l
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD for every stay
that breaks in Hale's dollar corset. Ask to
see IL
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GossAMER UNDERWEAR for ladies' splendid
value at so cents and upwards. Hale Bros.
A c.,
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New ARRIvAL-Figured piques, 81 cents
per yard, at Hale's; 1900 yards to select
from.
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Rock AND RYE cures colds, coughs and
bronchial diseases. &. w. Cheslev. ent. .
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ANsoNIA SUITISGs, 12l cents per yard, re-
duced from 20 cents. Hale Bros. 4 Co.
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SECOND DISPATCH.l

lSECOND DlSfAlCi.J
SAN Francisco, June 20th-3 A. M-At
LOS fire broke out at the Oakland pier.
Two or three ships were soon in flames. and
it was feared that three or four more would
go. San Francisco was appealed to for the
fire boat and tugs. Chief Scanned complied
with the request, and sent the boat over.
The wind is blowing hard, and there are
no tugs at hand to remove the imperiled ves-
sells. The origin of the fire is unknown.
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HOSIERY HOSIERY From the brilliant
Isle at 81 80 per pair to the brown Baiorig-
gan at 20 cents, our prices cannot be matched.
Hale Bros. 4 Co.
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MILLINERY GooDs-al new.-Ssyen cases
arrived yesterday, per Express. for Red
House: Leghorn flats for ladies and misses
far under old-tipe prices; misses saiiors
beautiful patterns-tor 81 and 30 cehts. zee
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THIS WEEK for great bargains at Hals's.
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Information Wanted OF Miss Louise Alb.
BOT, Poultry Girl, native Of Illinois, Yernion
county. who worked in and about Sacramento city,
Cal. from 1873 TO 1873. Any information regarding
her whereabouts viii be thankfully received by DR.
CZARToRYsKI, Stockton city. San Joaquin county,
Cal sM-2m
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INDIA BEIGE, Is cents per yard. at Halss.+
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GENTS Mackinaw hats for 90 cents at Red
House.
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NoTIcE TO TAxPAYERs.-Statean and county
taxes on all personal property, no. secured by
real estate, must be paid before July LIST.
Poll tax after July 1st will be SO.
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CALIFORNIA.
Drowned While Bathing.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO rHE REooRD-uslOs
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JMsGGRANTs.-One hundred and eleven i'm
migrants, including Females, passed Carlin
yesterday en- route to California. They will
arrive in Sacramento by the overland train
this afternoon.
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"HEN ORDERING, DON'T CALL FOR
w California Champagne merely, but
state frm name or brand, :" Eclipse" We arc
the only producers Of natural sparkling wine on the
coast. jeS.SplmTnThs
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rHE ALANEpA pRLEaArlov.

THE ALAMEDA DELEGATION
In the caucus of the Alameda county dele
gates tonight, it was decided to support J..
C. Martin for Chairman, with no second
choice. Edwin f. Smith, of Sacramento. is
their first choice for Secretary. The Alameda
delegation will abide by the unit ruls-the
entire delegation supporting the choice of the
majority, which, il the case of the Governor
ship. will probably be Stoneman.
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IA1LUH tIiANOt5--IHE FIRST b-sLLOI'
Taylcr's chances are Oh the rise. 30 far as
street talk goes, late tonight. but talk is
about all there is afoat, no solid trading or
pooling having been BIZ upon yet.
1t is not likely that the first ballot will be
taken before Wednesday night or Thursday
morning.
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GENERAL. NOTICES.

swEETsER d ALsIp. sacramento.
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Affair. in west wa.A,nxson.

AN ELECTRICAL CLOCK built by Brother White.
or georgetown college 20 years ago. at woodstock.
is at Mrs Henry G.. Wagners store, and Is at
tracing much attention. Brother White is now
building one OF the largest clocks in the District
Tor the college building, which will strike the
hours, halves and quarters.
EX-CoAAISSI0NER DENT returned to-day to his
home on Georgetown Heights.
COUNTY NEws.-A dwelling on the farm of Mrs.
Haruesty located between Darpestown, Md, and
the river. and occupied by Mr. ChaS. Thrift, was
aestrOyed by IRE last Friday. The residence OF
Mr.. John Ball, on the Conduit road, near Chain
Drldge, caught on fire from stove pipe yesterday
morning, and damaged about $40
IHE FUNERAL OF the late John II. Burrows took
place from MS late residence In the county yeSter
DAY. Rev John Teasdale officiating, and Messrs.
Endres, John Wendell, VIM Heider acting as pail
bearers The interment was in the family bury
ing ground.
THE ROADS AGAIN.-The Rockville Turnpike Co.
are making repairs on the upper end of the High
street road, within the District limits. Residents
on the road say that when the Commissioners are
appealed 70 Dy the taxpayers to assist in making
the ABOVE road pasSable this winter, they say "no
money!, YET there Is money to build road over
Wnicn not elgnt wagons pass per day.
Town stage line has placed an additional coach on
the road to accommodate the increased travel
MARROW EsCAPE-The mall driver to Great
FaliS, MT Caywood, had narrow escape yester
gay gay Ia attempting to ferry man across to the
fallS the bridge having been swept away. The
currehI was SO strong that they lost control OF
Cheir BOAT, and We're carried down the stream,
Wnch was much swollen They were rescued
foRT.-Bark LepantO, Hanson, from Barbad OeS,
i0t washington, D. c., in port at Port Spain, Goth
GRAIN-Arrived-Boa Mollie c. ". Boyer, with
quoted at SO cents
HIGH TIDE-Septembar 16th-s:5S am; 1918 p.
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The COurfSs
E0TJTY COIJRT-T lyf5f0 Iynono,,

EQUITY COURT-J,tdge Hngner.
Yesterday, Mckinney agu. Fibus; order appoint
Ing Frances E. Martin guardian ad Item. Wood
run agt. the Shelf and File Co.: leave to amend
answer and time to file replication granted. Hess
agt. MOHltt; hearing concluded and cause sub
mitted. NailOr agt. Nailor; demurrer sustained.
Downham agt. Kelly: sale ordered and A. Claugh-
ton and w: r. Woodward appointed trustees to
sell. Temple agt. Washington; sale finally rati-
fed. Baker agt. Baker; order appointing Charles
Pelham guardian al Item.
POLICE COURT-J,td0e Bu,1dy pro tenn
To-day, Jas. Gordon, cOlored, charged with car
rying razor; $50 or 80 days. Jos. W. Kelly
vagrancy; bonds or ninety days. VIM. Larkin
forfeited collateral. Samuel Hines, colOred, loud
and boisterouS; S. or Is days. Jos. Young, OBJ
structing the sidewalk; 50 or days. Maurice
Clark. do; do. Rudolph Goldsmith, do; do
John Dickens, keeping an unlicensed bar; s1o5 or
% days. VIM. Warfeld, Levi Neal and JOS Padgett
forfeited collateral Sarah Howard and PILLS
Jones, "Olored, loud and boisterous; So or Z DAYS
EACH Edward Fields alias Thomas cOlored
hiring hack and refusing to pay legal hire; 81 or
IL days. George Reeves, cOlOred, ass ult on Julia
Reeves, his wife; personal bonds Geo. II. Small
wood, assault on Annie Mars; both colored; S. or
Is days Tiny Dorsey, colored, assault on Mary
Temple; 30 days in Jail. Also charged with de-
stroying private property; $40 or 30 days addl-
tionaL Jos r. Purcell, ARRAY; S. or IS days
Carrie Carrie Wilson, Wilson, profanity: S or days David
from JnO II. Grimes; s. or Is days
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Condemned Uocnls

street lamps will be lighted at $50 pm, ext.n.
gushed at As Am. f' ~
The United states has instituted suit against
Geo Hill, Jr., claiming $i554 for waste paner
bought oy Mi. Hill from the Government Printing
offce. As
Yesterday the last will of Joel Harris. OF Lewis
town, u, was filed in the register OF Wills ofce
The testator bequeathS his estate to his wife and
II she does not survive him, then to his children
John Dickens was fined sos or 80 days In IAN by
Judge Bundy this morning for keeping an unit
censed bar on the Good Hope road, in the
county.
Joseph Padgett, a street:huckster, was charged
IN the Police Court this morning with selling DO
tatoes BY measure instead OF by weight He for
feitcd s. collateral.
James Gordon, coloIed, was sent to the work.
house by Judge Bundy this morning for 90 DAYS
In default OF $50 line for carrying .'cutting''
razor.
There are about ESQ pupils In the high school
now, but the number VIII be increased by the ad-
mission OF new scholars Fifty applicants have
been designated for examination tomorrow.
=. k.-Ward, the Attorney dairy man. has eyi-
IDENTITY learned 10 appreciate home while Journey
Ing through Europe. A letter received from him
Dy friend this morning, postmarsed London
bears the characteristic address: .sMr. = Wash.
lngtcn. ID. C., Amerca-the Only town In the
world ~
long petition was received by Postmaster
Anger Today asking Tor the establishment OF a
suostation at Slatcr's store, corner OF LIST and III
streets northwest. -
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The Sons OF Jonadab.
SESSION OF THE SOVEREIGN coUNcrL-A GEL

SESSION OF THE SOVEREIGN COUNCIL CELEBRA-
TON BY EUREKA COUNCIL.
At the session OF the Sovereign Council, at
Spartan Council hall yesterday the resignation OF
Halvor Nelson, who has for the past two years
held the Office of sovereign chief, was accepted,
and c. F. Denison, OF Providence, r. l., was elected
to that Office. John Chase, OF Providence, was
elected to the Office OF sovereign treasurer. Jere-
miah z. Hooper, or Baltimore, was elected sover-
eign watch Last evening Washington hall,
Pennsylvania avenue and 81 Street southeast. was
the scene of the celebration OF the second annver
sary of Eureka Council, No. 8. There was large
attendance, the members OF the Sovereign body
being the principal guests The first part of the
program consisted OF remarks music and recita-
lions Mr.. ii. G. Darragh, OF Eureka Council,
presided, and remarks were made by j. H. Horn,
r. NJ. Cochrane, G. c., Md; j. j. Weed, G. c.,
D. c.; Havor Nelson, ex-sovereign patriarch; c. F.
Denison, r l.; r. z. Smith, P. g. c., Md. j. T.
Hooper, Bait John Chase, R: l.; Aug: Ward, D.
Jasper johnson, E. j. Nhipple and S. H. Jecko,
and Rotations by Miss Bessie Berry. The guests
then repaired to the hall below, where dancing
was kept up until an early hour this morning,
interrupted only long enough to permit the party
to partake OF refreshments. This morning the
delegates left for Mount Vernon. This evening a
session will be held. Tomorrow evening there
Will be a general meeting Of the order at Grand
Army hall, 9TH and streets.
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Alexandria Affairs

LARGE TEMPERANCE MEETING was held last
night at the First Presbyterian church. Rev. DR..
the meeting with prayer Mrs. Sallie F. Chaplin,
OF South Carolina, delivered an address, and the
cholr furnished music. The exercises were closed
With the benediction by Rev. DR.. FiippO.
POLICE CoURT.-At the mayors court last even
Ing, j. Qu1nterS was fined S. for drunkenness and
disorderly conduct and discharged. Thos Hilleary,
charged with assault, and Temple Lewis, who had
Deen arrested as vagrant. VIM. Baker, for bad
conduct In the chain gang, was sentenced to 30
days extra service
STATION HOUSE AND JAII.-Bert Bailey. colored,
for assault On James Lyles colored, is detained at
The station house. at the jail Temple Lucas, an
idiot colored boy who escaped some days since,
was returned to custody.
CORPORATION COURT-In the corporation court,
y tbe Mea "a Yesterday DEGREES Were made In
tors settling an estate. Fendall. guardian, agt
Kendall; distributing funds Mansfield & Co agt
a. 9 r.: Young. Dyer agt Davis; confirming sale
Morris Co. agt Young.
REPORTERS NoTEs-Capt. John L. Smith, of the
police force, who has been sick for some time, has
SO lar recovered as to be out agan---A straight
out republican meeting is announced to be held in
this city tonight, and among those announced to
speak is Col. Perry II. Carson, of Washington
ward, died at her home on Lee street yesterday
She was kindly hearted lady with many friends
the barn OF J. l. Monroe, burned last Tuesday.~
The Workmen at the Midland depot shops are now
completing Two handsome cars.-Wm. II. Mar
bury has been chosen a member of the second
ward conservative committee vice Mercer Slaugh-
ter resigned and removed to ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
NJ hunter has resigned his place as commissioner
IN chancery Of the corporation court, and j. X. NJ
Norton has been appointed to the position.
THE HEBREW NEW Wharf.-The celebration Of
the Hebrew New Year yesterday was accompanied
by Impressive services in the two synagogues here,
and with large congregations. music and sermons
appropriate TO the opening year. The chOirS COM
pr1Sed many fine voices. and the music was Of the
highest order. The chanting OF the cantors formed
an interesting feature OF the services, and the
blowing OF the rams horns was a feature. At this
period the members renew their covenants, and
repent OF their sins in the past.
THE PENSION OFFICE FOUNDATION.-Mr. Zepha-
niah Jones, the we'll known builder and contractor
commenced to-day the digging of large hole in
the 1nclosed reservation between 10th and 18th
streets and street and Ohio avenue. under in
structlOnS OF Gen. NJ C. MeigS, to ascertain the
nature OF the foundation on which the Pension
Office is to be erected.
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letter received In this city yesterday from
MIS- Bette f. Mason, wife OF Sergeant Mason
says: 81 hope my dear husband viii come out
after While. received letter from him few
days ego. He is well and In fine SPIRITS, and ex-
poets 10 get out soon. YET, i cannot tell what
they are keeping him there for. He seems to he
anxious Tor hts liberty, and am anxious for him
20 have II, TOO, and hope he Will; yet cannot
re what they are so long getting ready to let him
out foEn She says, further, that she VIII try to
come 70 Washington about the lst OF October
Mr.. Bigelow said To a STAR reporter, Yesterday
mat ne was confident OF the success OF the
naoeas corpus proceedings, which he proposes to
Institute In New York next week.
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The RICHMOND BANK SUsPENsIoN.-Mr. John B.
DAVIS, president OF the recently suspended Rich
gay made deed OF CONVEYANCE OF his property in
Ine coHntles OF King William, New Kent, Han
benefit OF the creditors of the bank The deed
was signed Jointly by Mr.. Davis and wife, and the
p ope n mus reiinquished is valued at over
mas given notice that he will bring suit on the
Dond OF $4,000, executed Ior the security of the
amount to about 100000 ""Ao"
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GREATEST BARGAINS offered yet Will be sold to-
morrow only at NJ. AugenSteins, s17 9TH street
nOrthweSt:-DecOrated chamber sets, 10 pieces
S335; dinner sets, 81 pieces, 1878, worth So tea
sets, So pieces, s74: Italian figure lamps chande-
l1er trimmings, &C.; medium-Sze bread or cake
boxes, &C.; large size, 7Sc.; extra large, CSC; X
doz knives and forks, &C.; lamps, ali complete,
SSc. doz fancy gobletS and tray. Sc. la-qt.
plates 15c.; crystal glass tea sets, 26c whisp
oroorns feather busters, preserve dishes, clothes
nnes, fancy mugs, spoon-holder5, brushes, SC.
apiece,
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

AmlsscmentS Tonight.
NATIONAL THEATER.-"'49 49,"
THEATER CoMIQUE--variety.
CAPITAL THEArER-WoodsOn e. Aliens min
strels.
DRIVERS GARDEN.-Specialty performance
ABNEK's GARDEN.-CpncerL
WASHINGTON SWIMMING SCHOOL, New York ave-
hue, between 18th and 18th streets
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MILLER & JONES Will reopen their famous Bill
Hard Hall next Monday with twelve OF the finest
tables ever turned out by the ii. ". Co.lender Com
pany. The hall has been handsomely frescOed and
FURNISHED throughout. All lovers of this popu lar
amusement are invited TO be present Monday even
Ing TO witness an interesting match arranged for
the occasion.
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EW CARPETS. NEW CARPETS
FALL STYLES JUST OPENED.

Brussels new styles. rs cts. IS cts, 90 cts
Carpet Lining, cts. yar1.
Making and Laying, cts.
1ngrains, new styles, 81 cts so cts, co ctr.
Carpet Lining, cts. yard.
Making and Laying, cts.
English Brussels, new styles 81, 81. TO- 81. Is.
Body Brussels new styles.
Floor Drug <ets, all si:cs, new colors
Brussels Hall and Stair CARPETS.
Floor Oil Cloths. 81 cts, 50 cts.. GO cts,
Venetian Hall and Stair Carpet
Best Ply Carpets, so styles. Ill new.
Best s Ply Carpets, new styles.
Rugs-MoGuette, Velvet and Tapestry.
Lace Curtains new designs
DRY GOODS
Ladies' All Wool Flannel Suiting Is cts
ladies' All Wool Cloth Double Width. Is cts,
New Colored Cashmeres.
New Colored Silks.
New Black Silks.
New Black Cashneres.
New White E1annels,
New Cloth for Boys Suita.
New Saline Prints.
New Table Linens.
New Canton Flannels.
New All Wool Blankets.
RECEIVING NEW FALL GOODS DAILY
AT
TOW o MS,
6S6 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
@ SOUTH SIDE
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ENGINEER MELVILLE received a grand ovation at
the city hall In New York yesterday afternoon
He was received in the governors room by the
aldermanic committee. moment later Melville
saw an old friend, Chief Engineer Dandy, U.S.N.
and rushing up to him both remained a few sec,
onds clasped in each others arms, Melville kissing
his old friend again and again on the cheek Be
tween 500 and 1900 citizens paid their respects to
Mr.: Melville, who shook hands warmly with each
visitor. A banquet was given last night at Del
m1niGos to Melville at which about 1850 prominent
Judge John r. Brady presided. After the banquet
Judge Brady made the address OF welcome which
was replied to In a few words from Engineer Mel
Vile. Addresses were also made by Mayor Grace
Chief Engineer sherwood, Senator Jones, Rufus
Hatch, Col Andrew Smith, OF Montana, Gen. Nc
Quade and John Roach.
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8 PER GALLoN.-Pure old rye whisky, IS cents
quart bottle; rich, pure and elegant McGee's
wine store, 40i 9th street northwest.
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LATRoBE, furnace and range repairing special
". Geo. f Gartrell, SIS 7tn street. Work guar
anteed.
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Montgomery County Festivities

The s. B. d. Social Club gave its last party of
the summer season on Friday evening at the house
OF MIS- Martha Keys, Linden. The young people
found the spacious rooms and porches of Mrs.
Keys residence admirably fitted for dancing
promenading, ETC.. and the reputation of the club
parties as pleasure-giving gatherings was fully
sustained 1900"
Another pleasant party was given on Tuesday
evening by Mr.. James Clark and Miss Annie Clark
at their home near Burnt Mills The occasion was
enjoyed by the local beaux and bellies, and also by
several visitors from the city. ~
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STEAMED OYSTERS Steamed Oystersi Steamed
oysters! The finest of the season. Johnson
Tangier oyster depot and restaurant, 9th street.
ladies' saloon first floor.
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Hot SPRING DIAMOND JEwELRY, in lace pins,
earrings and studs Very brilliant At Prigg's
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A REWARD OF FIVE DOLLARS paid IL the bones
and cords on the hips break down on "The Very
Corset Price, one dollar, at Storms, 904 18th, be-
tween and h
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SCHOOL BOOKS, new and secondhand. Remem
Der that Merry takes anything Everything In eX
Change. 1235 and 1927 321 street, Georgetown.