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The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-09-08

The following Curious obsesva-
tions of sound have been carefully
verified by an extended series o
experiments Tire whistle OF. a loco
motive is heard 3.aaa yards; tht
noise uf r railroad train, 9. 500; thu
report of q musket and the bark Oft.
dog, 1.S00; an orchestra or the roll
of a drum, 1000; the human voic,
reaches TO distance Of 1000; the
eroakiug of frogs, 800; the cllirping
of erickets, soc Distinct speaking
is heard in the air from below III.
to a distance eff SEQ yards; from
above, il IS only understood to i
range Of 100 yards downwards.
1t has been ascertained that an echo
ls we'll reflected from the surface oi
smooth water only when the voice
comes. tral.a an alaxatiaia
The Yellow Jacket shaft, on the
ComstocB, at present enjoys the dis,
tinetion efbeing the deepest explor
alton in America. But fapil pro
greas to the 5000 level is beips
made in the joint Ophir and Mex
ican winze- Al tie 3,eee level !
station wili be put in aud dritl
started. when the winze will be cen
tnued on down to the 3, loo level
provided toe much water shall no
be encountered This Ear all hat
been dry This will soon bo thu
deepest point on the lode and Ii,
deepest explcra ton il, Ahieriea, be
| ing lowoa. than Che Yellow jacket
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-09-08
Harness & Saddles

have opened q saddlery nd harness Estsb-
fshmenta opposite Adams d Hughes corral.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-09-08
COUNTY IDAHO FRIDAY SEPTEMBER y 1852

Melville, of the jeanette, Will ar
rive at New York in three weeks.
President Arthur has 100000
available for the SUPPRESSION Of cpl
denies
The Czar Of Russia has dispensed
with an escort while driving and
walking.
Official returns Of tbeseenans Of
France shows the population to be
37,672,o4s.
The mother OF Guiteau's wife is
an inmate Of the Old Ladies' Home
in Chicago.
A Pittsburg firm is turning out
glass slabs for use on furniture in
lieu of marble
The British parliment has adjour-
ned till October, a course ofsctlon
without precedent since 1875,
The Southern Pacific railroad il
said to be taking sixty per cent, Of
the overland transportation business.
The Mississippi river commission
has at its disposal for the improve
ment of the Father OF Waters s4,-
500, 900,
The receipts of the government for
the past year we're $3.50, 900, 900, ali
increase of s5o,Ooo,oo over the year
previous.
OF the 100000 voted by Con-
gress for the survey of public lands,
California gets s25, 900 and Washing
ton Territory $4,000
The Texas cattle fever prevails to
a large extent at Steubenville, o.,
and in the ncighboring counties ii,
Ohio and West Virginia.
Yellow fever is still raging il
Brownsville and Matnmoras, Tex
The mortality has been particularly
severe at the latter point.
Chinese are said to be coming in
to the United States BY way Of
British Columbia, SO fast that the
restriction bill will fail of its object
altogether.
Workings in the Chas. Dicken,
shows q solid boay Of ore 80 feet
wide, ever 4a0 feet long and 300
feet deep. Allowing Il square feet
/ per ton, it will be seen that there
are 100000 tons in sight, which al
sl00 per ton would be s3,000,000
Vast ruins have been discovered
in the zun couatry, in South Africa
-obelislis, with colossal carvings
terraces and balls of hewn stone, ol
cut out Of the solid rock. The ma
tives regard them with mYsterieu:
awe, and keep strangers from them
for fear that il they are approached
no rain will fall for three years,
An Indian Territory special says
Thirteea prisoners taken during th'
Hands rebellion in theGreek Natien
have. lust been fissnsd guilty, ant
! We're punished with Loo lashes OF
their bare backs. Chief Gheyot,
refused to pardon the rebels, thougl
there were large petitions for elem
eney. Two OF three OF the ctslprit
i hibited iron nerves.
\ quartz crystal was some year
since taken from the wall rock il
the dstna mine, III Dorado country
f5G it. beloW the surface, ia the cen
ter OF which is imbedded . group Q
black gnats, with their @ings sprea'
as if iii actual flight The erysta
| is IS clear and transparent as glass
and there can be no mistalSiag til
character OF the insect imbedded i
it. The specimen was cubical i
form with its faces about tour inebe
! l.,- snu,. in size
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che w. L. I. Corp. Excursion.

PLEASURE EXPEDITION TO MARSHAL HALL
The Washington Light Infantry excursion IT,
Marshal Hall last evening was so largely attended
that it was necessary to employ both the steamer
COrcOran and the steamer Mary Washington to
transport the gay pilgrims to their shrine OF pleas
IRE. program OF dances was carried out at Mar
shall Han in 4 most satisfactory manner. A COM
mittee composed or Captains Ross, Miller, Dalton
and Goddard catered most successfully to the
pleasure OF the guests OF the corps. Among those
Holland. Miss Annie Hall, MR.. Lizzie Egleston
Miss Lulu Hyson, Miss Emma Jones, Miss Mamie
Myers, Mrs: J. r. Galloway, Miss Ala Jones, Misses
A. III. and Ella Il Jones, Miss Aimee Hodges Miss
Clara Hodges, Miss Annie carp. Mrs. Fl. c. Brown
ing, Miss Katie White, Miss Carrie Foxwell. Mr..
d. Nicholson, Miss Laurie Shomo, Miss Kate
Mrs. William Reichenblch, Miss Hattie Goodrich,
Miss Annie Ourand, Miss Carrie SWEET, Miss L.
Mrs. Frank L. OIrlni, Captain and Mrs. j. s.
Mrs William D,nson, Mss Ross Henderson.
Bal. esq, Mr.. ana Mrs r. II. Dnmck,
Miss Kate Richmond, Miss Kate whyte. Miss Kate
Tune. Paterson, NJ; Mrs. John McGnigan. Mrs
G. A. Scott, Miss w. w. Wood, Richmond; Mrs
A. W. Doty. Mrs X. L. Rice, Charles j. Reed, Miss
Dimmlck, Miss NJ. NOrbeck. Mr.. and Mrs John
Ellinger, George Atkinson, AL Jones, Frank Ward,
CaIt j. c. Ergood, Capt E, Wheeler, Misses Lou
and Hattie Goldsborough, DR.. and Mrs. G. VAN
SICKLE, MI S Annie Wright. Miss Maggie Shields
Miss Lizzie Smith, Miss Edith Smart, Miss Clara
Dante, Miss Lulu Payne, Miss Katie Sewell, Miss
Lille Ball. Miss Maggie Nestor, Miss Ella Beall.
DR.. W. T. 5. Duyall and wife, C. b. Han.Ord, c. b.
Rheem, Mrs. \. j. Robinson, Miss Jennie Robin
son, Mr.. III. Ashton, DR.. s. +. Linn, Mrs John
C0w.e and daughter Miss Emma Platz, Misses
cara and Minnie SellhauSea, Mrs George Brett
barth, Miss Julia Der0nceray, Miss Geneva Win
stead, Miss Sadie Pructt, Mrs. George Hale, Miss
Laura Harper, Capt NJ Goddard, Lieut. and Mrs
VIM III. Harrison. William Dickson, Charles Laird,
Mr.. :. BraShearS, Laurel, Md; George Prince, B.
Zevely, Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Shomo, Mrs. c. HIS Wat
son, Miss A. S Fuller. Mr.. and Mrs. P. NJ. Dubant,
Col. and Mrs Robert Boyd, Miss Birdie Campbell,
Miss Mamie Gunnel A. j. Robinson, Miss Ella
Ward, Mr.. and Mrs Robert Zimmerman, Miss Alice
Speake, Miss Annie Quinn, Il. j. Clarke, Ii. II.
Walsh, ". L. ZantZlnger, Miss Emma Detweier,
Miss Roxie {. Keyser, and Miss Myrtle L. Weller,
OF Parker, Pa.
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Labor IgGyeInentS.

Reports from the Clearfield soft coal region are
somewhat contradictory. While some OF the Ope.
rators claim that the situation is serious and that
Others state that the probability is that on Mon
day all the miners who do not belong to the
in the regon-will go to work at the Old rate fifty
cents per ton.
1t is reported at Pittsburg, Pa, that Watson &
Co, lronWorkerS, OF PomerOy, have signed the
$625 per ton scale. The scale was signed Leach
Dufl Wednesday. The Knights OF Labor held a
meeting at PittSburg yesterday and it Is said re-
solved TO assist the miners pecuniarily.
Inc employees OF three OF the largest boot and
shoe manufacturers OF Montreal have demanded
fr n daTaqGg IN wages and general strike in the
The checkers employed by the Pennsylvania
company, at Jersey City, have promised the
Erie VIII strike. The latter have not yet decided
conference of officials and employees OF the
resulted In an amicabe settlement OF the pro
tracted strike.
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New Officers

Anchor Lodge No. 9, ]. o. NJ, last evening in
stalled the following officers:-A T. Evans, worthy
master; George G. Wilson, junior master; Thomas
L. Miller, recording secretary; William III. Ernest,
financial secretary; b. 7. Trueworthy, treasurer;
W. IL. Johnston, chaplain; ST. Lomax, conductor;
". +. Chaffee, right guard TO master; Joseph
HodgsOn left guard to master: Fred Hodgson,
right guard to junior master; William CaDner, left
guard To Junior master; j. r. Hail. inside sentinel
John Skirving. outside sentinel.
At a meeting OF the Illinois Republican ASSocia-
ton last evening a political committee of eighteen
members Was appointed, with A. j. Wicker as
Chairman. MeSSr5. W. A. Moore, s. n. Findley,
and I. T. Wood were appointed delegates to the
central association or states Resolutions OF re-
SpeCt TO The memory or the late Congressman
Hawk were adopted.
The CaDitOl Pleasure Club has elected the fol-
lowing OH ;crS:-H n. Laub ach, president; T. J..
kiliigan, vice president: ". j. Dwyer. recording
secretary; j. NJ Kelly, financial secretary; w. IL.
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A Chance for Congress.


Now, If Con gress really wants to do something
In the way OF reducing taxation that will be equally
creditable to its wisdom and its honesty, it has an
opportunity offered TO it in the fact that the buS-
ness of the postal department continues to be
steadily conducted at a profit, despite the fact
that many tons Of free printed matter are handled
by 1T every day. II the gentlemen who voted to
relieve the much taxed bank stockholders and
patent medicine makers OF their burdens will turn
In and vote TO relieve every man and woman in the
country OF portion OF the cost OF sending letters
through the mails they may win back some Of the
respect which they have lost Let them reduce
the domestic inland letter postage to two cents and
the CITY postage to one cent AMI they Will atone
for some OF the mschievOuS ignorance OF which
they have been guilty.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
4nlusqnients Tonight,

fHEATER CONIQUE.-V3riety ana burlesque.
ABNER'S SUMNER GARDEN.-C0ncert
DRIVERS SUMNER GARDES.-Specialty Perform
ance.
THE WASHINGTON SWIMMING SCHOaI--New York
avenue, between 18th and 14th streets
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The Excursion Season.

quiet day down the river, away from the noise
Ind heat OF the city, can be enjoyed by those TAX
ing the Mary Washington to Occoquan Falls and
Mount Vernon Springs On Sundays Wednesdays
and Fridays the trip is to Occoquan, and on Sat
urday to Mount Vernon Springs
Regular trips on every ether day, beginning on
Monday, are made by the steam packet Excelsior
TO Cabin John Bridge and Great Falls.
Forty miles down the river on Sunday afternoon
can be enjoyed On the Lady OF the Lake. Nc
liquors are sold, and the boat returns at O'Clock.
All day trips down the river for families are In
great demand during the sumner and the Key.
port in It's daily excursions to Glymont and Guam
t!co amply satisfies that demand, Prices are rea-
Slnahle
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ECONOMICAL AND SAFE.
WEAVER. KENGLA & CO.'S
LAUNDRY SOAP

is ECONOMICAL. BECAUSE IT Is PURE, Brryo
FREE FROM ALL -ADULTERATIONS SUCH AS
MARBLE DUST, SOAPST0NE, PIPE CLAY. Sill
CATE, &C., WHICH ARE USED TO ADD WEIGHT
AND BULK, AND WHICH QUICKLY WEAH OUT
AND ROT THE CLOTHES.
IT Is SAFE. BECAUSE 1T Is MANUFACTURER
FROM STRICTLY PURE MATERIALS VIZ sTFAW
REFINED TAiLOW (PkEPARED BY OURSELvEs),
PALM AND COCOANUF OILS; WHILE ON THE
CONTRARY MANY OF THE SOAPS ON THE MAR
KET ARE MADE FROM GREASE PROCURED FROM
THE CARCASSES OF PUTRID DEAD ANIMAIS
THUS ENDANGERING LIFE AND HEALTH
PUT UP N BARS. AND EVERY RAR BRAEDID
WITH OUR NAME.
FOB SALE By 0RoCERS GENERALLY
AND WHOLEsALE AT OFFICE
ue 12A WATER GTREEE 0EORGETOWN NO.
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1000 NEW STYLES
OF AMERICAN ORGANDY LAWNS.

Of AMEhICAN URGANDY LAWNS,
in Lawn Tennis. Polka Dots. Stripes. Lavender Pink
Blue Tinted Grounds, Black, Blue Brown and
PINK Figures, yard wide. IL cents
200 New Styles of Union LINEN LAWNS, at cents
India LINEN, u cents.
Wamsutta COTTON, cents.
2c0 New Styles of Madras DRESS GINGHAMS in
Plaids and Seersucker Styles. 10 cts. and II cts
FOULARDS. in Saline designs II cents
Satin Stripe NAINSOOK. II cents.
India LINENS, very fine, 20 cents, Is cents.
Persian LAWNS. very fine. IS cents.
Dotted Figured. and Lace Striped SWISS IA % DC
Lace GRENADINES; Lace BUNTING, IS cts
CLOTH, for Boys Suits. IS cts, 81 cts, so cts
LINEN. for Boys Suits Is cts. Is cts, 20 cts
PARASOLS and SUN UMBRELLAS Il 81 25 81 5o
50, 81. so.
Lined PARASOLS. 81, IS, a.
MATTINGS and CARPETS.
LoSsDALE CAMBRIA, 10 cts.
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Washington Market retail Prices.

MEATS.-Beef, srloin, 20l25c. per Id. F.; do porter
house, 2oa3Oc. rib roast. 15a2Oc. steak 12]la20
do. sliced, 20c. Tongues, 6Ol75c. Lamb spring, aOl
Sc: VEAL 12Ha20c.; Mutton, 10a15c; Pork. 12a15c
Sausage, 12Ia14c.; Bacon Hams, sugar cured,
15a1Sc, cut 20a25c.; Shoulders, 13c., cut, 15a1sc
Breasts, 14a15c.; Lard, 14a15c.
FRUITs-Oranges, Coarse. per doz; Lemons, 25a
Apples, 15a25c. each; Cocoa nuts, 10a15c: Apples,
40a50c. per peck; Strawberries, 5a10c. per Of
Blackberries, 5a10c. per qt; Raspberries, 10a15c.
per qt; Aprcots. 10l15c. per basket: Plums, 10a
Sa10c. per Of: Peaches, Coarse. per PIX: Water
melons, 40l50c.: CIntaloupes, 2)i25c. each.
FIsH.-Perch, 25a40c. per bunch; Rock, large 25a
30c per TO-. 4Oa5Oc. per bunch; Mackerel, 20a25c
Halibut, 15l20c per h.; Goldfish, 10a12c. per lb
Haddock, 1o;; per lb: Catfish, coarse; per bunch:
Sea Bass, I2l15c. per ID. Black Fish, 12a15c. per
per lb Terrapin, siders, sl2lsS per doz; do, dia-
mOnd-back, S30aS35 per doz. Turtle. 25c.as1 each.
Western Creamery, 35c.: New York, aOc.
Roll, 2Oa30c.: Cheese, '12a20c.; Eggs, 22a25c pei
dOz
VEGETA BLEs.-Potatoes. Irish. 4Oa5oc per peck;
Vans, 40a5Oc. per peck; Cabbage, 5a10c. per head
kale. 10a15c. per peck; Sprouts, 2Oa3Oc. per peck
peck; Asparagus, 5a10c per bh; Egg Plant, 1Oa15c.
each; BeetS, 2a5c. per bunch; Lettuce, 3a5c. per
mead; onions, 5Oa6Oc. per peck; do. (Bermudal SOc.
perpk; do (Sprlngl 2l3c pr bh.; Tomatoes, COO as1
per peck; CucumberS. 20a3Oc per doz Radishes,
BABE Carrots Base. per bunch; Beans, Qlma), 15c.
at; oyster Plant, Base. b'h; Turnips, 5a10c per
bh. CauliOwer, 15a2Oc each; CymlnS, 2Ol3Oc
per doZ.; peas, 20a3O per peck; corn, 30a40c. pei
-PoULrRY.-Turkeys, 15a1sc. per h.; Chickens
% per pair; Geese. s1a1.25 each; Squads, s.
Assoc per dOZ.
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JUST RECEIVED new lot wide polka dot Swiss
embroidery at 5, 10 and 12dxc. per yd. Wide Swiss
embroidery, -, Is, - and -. per yd. New I3ces,
beautiful patterns, at s. TO- 12I1 and 10. \ few
more pieces Oriental lace ~ D. q yd.
AES. MAX WEYI., Agent.
112 eth street northwest.
PARAsOLs in all colOrs, cleaned. and Grape wells
renovated equal TO new AZ y Fischer-S 905 st.
SPLENDID GLASSES, 81, HempIer's, 453 Pa ave.
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DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded as follows:
G. w. Arthur to James II. Saville, part 9, So.
III; $3.50 c. ID. Fowler, trustee, to G. w. Myers,
part 10, SCI. 257; 500. Mary j. Temple to L. G..
BudlingtOn. sub. %. 81 3St. g
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AR!ISSTOS WHISKY, the finest extant, 81 pei
gal, 81 per ct. bottle. j. T. Niece, Wine Store
4A 9Th ST. n W.
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WONT RESIGN UNDER FIRE-A cable dispatch to
tne boston Herd!d from London says "that the
statement that Minister Lowell has rendered his
resignation Is totally without foundation Mr.
LoWell says he would not resign under fire, and
mas TOO much respect for what he believes to be
the people OF America to accede to the blatant de-
mands OF the most violent elements in American
SOcety,n
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C. G.. CAUGHT Il Co. Noah Walker & Coy, OF
Baltimore, filed hill yesterday in the Equity
Court TO procure or ". III. Wards devSee the
specific performance OF a contract TO lease the
building on Pennsylvania avenue occupied by that
firth
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THE WILL OF Mary Lawrence, filed to-day, di-
vldeS her estate equally among her three children.
The Will OF Harriet A. Richards, which vas filed
today, leaves all her property to her daughter
Harriet, except S., to be paid to each Of her other
children.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

DIVER VIEW HOUSE. OXFORD. MD, NOV
AZ open. The m OF delightful summer re "A
sort in the state situated Immediately on theV. ~
beach and within leo yards al tie steam boa
landings: salt water bathing boating aud nsing ais.
beautiful level roads for driving steamboat rail- and
telegraph communication. For circulars ead othe
pr:ctor 5-2m
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CUNNINGHAM, CHATTER. STYLES
- Silk Hats made to order. Old styles remodelal
Manila specially. CUNNINGHAM. TAO Sth Stree
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BEsT5oc. sHIRTs.-7li7t h street-Mourning store.
For LATEST STYLE HooPsKIRrS, 60 to Young'5,
$50 9TH street
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News Briefs.

The bodies OF several more OF the victims of the
steamboat disaster on the Ohio, near MingO juno
ton, were recovered yesterday. Efforts for the re-
covery or others Will be continued to-day. The
total number lost is now estimated at between Is
and IS.
In the house of commons yesterday afternoon
Mr.. Gladstone said that he could not De guided by
NJ R NE L9sseps on the policy to be pursued In
propose vote OF credit for warke operations, be-
cause such measures at present would not be JUS
titled.
Wednesday evening Columbus. Kansas, was
swept Dy tornado, and much damage was done
there and at Girard and Belknap and in Crawford
county. Several persons were injured. hail
storm and water spout at Mantou Springs, Colo
RADIO. saturday, inflicted great damage. Allegany
county, Michigan, was visited by q severe hail
storm Wednesday, the hail stones being as large
as marbles.
At Bradford, Pa, Wednesday evening. two
brothers, named j. D. and j. II. Rhodes, got into
fight over the insurance money on the life OF their
mother: The latter while trying to separate them,
ton showed that death the result OF heart dis
ease.
Edwin Cowles, of the Cleveland tOhio, Leader.
Bishop Gilmours letter.
Two cases of..yelow fever were discovered on the
steamer Mark Lane, which arrived at Boston on
Wednesday from MatanZas.
Captain Payne, OF Oklahoma notoriety, reports
that he viii! start for the Indian Territory July 20
with the largest band OF colonsts that has vet
gone into the territory. He says he does not think
Secretary Teller will interfere with this move
ment.
The death Of Mr.. John Lord Mitchell, who was
injured in the Long Branch railway disaster,
brings the number OF fatal casualties up to six.
Alexander keegan, a printer the son OF the SEX
Ton OF the Episcopal church at Pamrapo n j.,
9het himself on Monday, and 1t is thought cannot
recover.
FoRKIGN EVENTS OF INTEREsT-ArabI Pacha re-
turned defiant answer to Admiral Seymour's u-
tlnatum Demanding the suspension OF work on
the forts at Alexandra, and the Admiral delayed
decisive action until all the British residents have
embarked on vessels in the harbor. They were
hastily embarklng The archblshops and bishops
tenance the ladies' land league. Thos Walsh
has been remanded. conclusive evidence showing
lhat he had consigned arms to various parts of
ireland. -. In the house OF commons yesterday Mr.
ParneH promised not to further ObStruct the re-
preston bill. 80. The coronation OF the Gar has
been postponed until 1888 Count TolstoI has
sent conclllatory communications to the Vatican.
and is endeavoring to facilitate the return of the
Jews
WON'T RESIGN UNDER FIRE-A cable dispatch to
the Boston Herald from London saws "that the
statement that Minister Lowell has rendered his
resignation Is totally without foundation. MI
Lowell says he would not resign under fire. and
has too much respect for what he believes to be
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ROMAN EARRINGS. lace pins buttons at Prigg's.
TIE BEST Is THE CnEAPEsE.-Hart's roach pow
der.
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SToRK's -
FROM BALTIMORE MIDSUMMER TOURS
JULY OATH
To Nantucket. Martha's Vineyard, Plymouth and Bos-
JULY 27rH and AUGUST 18th,
Grand ocean Trip via the splendid steamer D. H. Mil
White Mountains, Etc. '"Ao 0eoaso'
descriptive GUIDE Tree at Stationery Store of
, 1913 F street, Washington.
Jy6-5t And w. L. STORK. Baltimore
NJ ATTINGS, MATTINGS, MATTINGS.
IN GREAT VARIETY OF STYLES
LOOSE COVERS
for Furniture Cut and Made order by our Philade
phia Artist.
WINDOW SHADES,
LACE CURTAINS
AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS
In Great Variety.
CARPETS AT REDUCED PRICES.
SINGLETON & HOEKE,
sol MARKET SPACE.
All orders for STEAM CARPET CLEANING receive
prompt attention. my96
DARAsoLs. SUN UMBRELLAS. SILKS, LAcEs.
jel7 J. E. YOUNG.
WALKERS, 2o4 10TH STREET NORTHWEST
w LINE, CEMENT. PLASTER -
r.,.., MoTHPRoOf KELT. CARPET FELT,
GEsulsEa s Bf S1nDE aao oI R5zSSs el
"a Inc q. E. aDT k 1id 4o7 ,on ssss. Sole Aren't
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VNHE MOUNTAINS.
THE PARK HOTEL, wILIIAMsPoRT. PA.
SO to SIS Per Week.

The hotel and surroundings very at I
t,actve Grounds handsomely laid out with \
forest oaks. cooler and prettier home for the hot
months cannot be found in tie mounains Afarmhouse
freedom with an Of the farm produce
combined with liberal management MAKES The Par4
Hotel very desirable place 70 spend part Of the
per 8: q. w. break Your trip Is NifamspoEt.
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CITY ITEMS.
Hats for Eaos Weather.

Hats for EIos Weather.
Gentlemen's w!de-br1m, low-crown Jumbo Hats"
81 to go;
Boys wide-hrim, low-erown " Jumbo Hats" 75c.,
81, s125;
Young gents hobby Mackfnaws, 81. 25. s150;
Gents Manilias reduced from 81 to $780,
closing out Boys and Chldren'S White and
Mixed Braids at reduced prices nice Dress Hats
sold now for 60 40, So &c., at Lewis, $40 9TH street.
between and X northwest. Established 1863 z
The Papers are Full of 8. FOOd''
medicines but there is no =" food" nonsense about
Carriers Liver BItters. They make you want all
the food you can get 4.
Don't Ia iaa-ahe House.
"Rough on Rats" Clears out rats, mice, reaches,
bedbugs, flies, ants, moles, chipmunks, gophers,
:Alderney Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered in &-lb sytard" prints 40c per To-
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk,
&C. per Of Cream, i5c pint