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A Conference.-The Stage Rob-
berry.

San Francisco, 17.-Striking oper-
ators are astonished at CampbelPs
sudden collapse, and view it as a
remarkable coincidence that it
should take place just at the time
when the postal telegraph was ex-
tending its operations.
Particulars of the Yosemite stage
robbery were received this evening.
One of the passengers, a Knight
Templar, was robbed of 1925, d gold
watch and knightly symbol; he
requested the return of the latter,
when the robber replied: "You are
a Mason, and know how to get
along without it,.
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Bright's Disease. Diabetes.

Beware of the stuff that pretends
to cure these diseases or other seri-
GUS Kidney, Urinary or Liver Dis
eases, as they only relieve for time
and make you ten times worse
afterwards, but rely solely on Hop
Bitters, the only remedy that will
surely and permanently cure you.
1t destroys and removes the cause
of disease so effectually that it
never returns. +
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Particulars of the Ending.

New York, 17.-At meeting of
the assembly of the Brotherhood OF
TeIegraphers to-day there were
some expressions of dissatisfaction
at any further continuance of the
strike, and there were also some
manifestations of dIsapproval with
the management Of the strike. A
ruptl0n seemed imminent, yet the
majOri y were still determined to
abide by their oblig alton when be-
coming members of the brother
hood. The order of Master Work
man Campbell was about this time
isSued, declaring the strike ended,
and authorizing the members to re-
suue work. { was then decided
by those prese1t that the
young women engaged in the
strike Will be given tAe first
opportunity to regain employment.
Men were not to apply for reinstate-
ment before Saturday. The women
Immediately came trooping down
town to the main Office of the West
ern Union Telegraph Company and
tripped lightly into the elevator to
BIZ taken to the rooms Of Superln>
tendeut Rhinestone. Some mascus
lines had anticipated them; these
had taken the rapid elevated rails
road and meeting members Of the
fraternity infoImel than of the
break. These did not hesitate
upon the order of their going back.
but went at once for the Office and
Mr.. Rhinestone, hence anticipating
girls. The fourth floor was quickly
taken posSion of and held firmly
until MIR. Rhinestone, late in the
afternoon, announced that he could
not receive any more tonight, but
would be entirely free to give auli-
ence tomorrow. Each person,
as preliminary TO en-
pl0yment, sign a paper agreeing
to abandon the present Brotherhood
of Telegraphers and not again be
come members of any similar
Brotherhood while in the employ of
the Western Union company. A
leader of the strikers says: 1--WE
have made good fight, but have
been broken because the force of
the company was stronger than
ours, and because the allies
who had promised aid failed TO
give it. The executive committee
of the brotherhood is preparing a
statement which will be published
!. in short time, showing the amount
the amount of money received and
expended. Every cent we have re-
ceived has beea paid out; and when
, a full history of the movement Is
known, it will be seen that the
brotherhood had waged conflict
which, though disastrous, is
not discredlkable. We have re-
ceived in all less than $4,000.
J Out OF this the rent of Clarendon
hall had to he paid and the hotel
bill of the executive committee at
, Manhattan hotel. Skirmishefs, who
were on the watch to keep weak
llngs from returning to work re-
: quired considerable money, so there
was only $4,000 or $1,000 to divide
J among 900 operators and twenty line
men, and of this sum the line men
got the larger share. The average
} amount paid to operators on the
strike was 81 for the entire
four weeks that the men have
been out. A number of men
re-employed, left for Pittsburg and
other points, to night. Some of the
men feel very sore over the issue of
the battle, but hope that a few
days will blot out all disagreeable
memories, ard that old time pleas
antries will prevail.
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Man York. 17.-Whest, oaph pteAdH;

New York, 17.-Whest, cash steady;
options opened u to q higher; declined
* to a, closing fsirly steady; recsipts
"a, coo, exports 234 600; ungraded red
l.O2ts l.25, No. 4 red LOS to l05K No. 8
red 1.15% to 1.16; steamer No. 2 red
I.l67z, No 2 red 1879 to lS5, I. o. b. 20
to 2O11 elevator.
Corn-Cssb, No. 2, to Il lower; op-
tions e to l lower, closing steedy; re-
ceipts 1900, exports l67. coo; ungrsded
55 to 62I No 2 62X to 65 elevator, BIZ
to BIZ sfost.
Oats Il to II lower; receipts 1880;
exports 10 600; mixed western 35 to 49,
white 80 tn So
Pork-Dull, weak; new mess 1925 10
IA so.
Lard-Steady, prime steam s.65 to7.5O
PETROLEUM.
New York, 17.-Petroleum frmer'
l01l.
WHISKY.
Chicago, Whisky, Is.
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LATEST TELEHRAMS,
A TERRIBLE EXPLOSION
Four Hundred Kegs of Powder
Explode.

Lexington, KY, IA report
just back from Winchester, eighteen
miles from here, says a disastrous
accident occurred at $50 o'clock this
morning at the Winchester, Kens
lucky Central and Chesapeake& Ohio
Road, crossing at the hour named. A
freight train of the Kentucky Cen
tral stood directly across the
Chesapeake s. Ohio track, q
car with 400 kegs Of blast
ing powder beng Immediately
upon the crossing. The Chesapeake
s. Ohio train ran into this, break
ing the car and several kegs of
powder, which were ignited by
sparks from the engine. Perhaps
the most terrific explosion ever
known in America followed. Debris
was thrown so high that it did not
come down for fully ten minutes,
and people from five miles in the
country rushed in to see if Winches.
ter had suddenly become an Ischia.
Conductors McMichel and Mar
tin were injured so seriously that
they died soon afterwards, and five
others were so badly hurt that they
may lot live. The depot building,
eating station, Chesapeake s. Ohio
engine and three Kentucky Central
cars were almost completely
wrecked. This is about the most
serious railroad accident that ever
occurred in Kentucky.
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Grain Report,

San Francisco, 1.-THE grain
exchange committee issued state
ment showing that the wheat yield
for the various counties of Califor-
MIA for the present year is SO, 100000
bushels; an increase of 100000 600
over last year. The total barley
yield for the year are S15,00O,00O
bushels; an increase over last yeai
of 100000.
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Hemped.

Little Rock, Ark, 17.-Deno Ca
sat, a white man, was hanged in
the jail yard to-day for the murder
of George Barnes, time keeper in
the st. Louis 81 Iron Mountain rail-
road shops in Augusta, opposite
Little Rock.
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FOR SALE.

The building now occupied by Q. A.
WOOlley as 8 store situated on the Siase
road, spout 7 miles south os Salt Lake
Oity and opposite the Germsnla and
Horn Silver smelters.
~ ''' -'' o. a. WOOLLRY,
on tne premises
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HORSE MARKET.

l have just received from ny ranch
one hundred head Of horses, consisting Of
: me lot OF geldings, and large lot Of
Ane mSEes, as we'll SIS twelve head of
young mples; have also a few Kentucky
mules LEFT. Saddle snd express horses,
with some gentle tesms Will sell one
Or The lot. I HI. FAUST.
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81 b,ty DR.. BsnsOn's Celery and
Chomonaile PtgtS and introduce them
ao7ae1eoer I 90. Personal S'lo00ledge
and erperiSncs Of their effects on
others prompts this act" Rev. j. P.
Fugett. rector, St. Luke's church,
Myersburg, Pa. Fifty cents at drug
gistS.
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STALLION LOST OR STOLEN.

Alsrqe black Stallion, ak yesrs old,
oBs white hind foot, small white spot IN
hoe, sad weighs about 1900 lbs; wat lost
Saturday evening, August IL: any person
rivipg information at this Office or at the
residence OF E 81 Williams, Mill creek
will be amply rewarded ,,s
II. De w 4AAA4@A">~
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New York. 17.-Money easy, ~
TO 8, closed offered 2; prime mercantile
paper 81 sterling exchange banker
bills, weak; 4 81; sterling exchange de-
mRnd 1871.
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HAVE YOU TRIED IT?

The old adage, that IAN ounce Of pre-
vention ia worth 8 pound of cure" was
never more sptly illustrated than nv MN
who takes his dose Of Tarrant's SETTER
Aperient before the morning mesl;
For it not only gently regulates and
puriies the system, but is protection
against disease, which no one ought 10
disregard. All druggists have 1t.
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LOOK! LOOK ! !

For sale cheap;
One ElaDo.''''',.''. .'..',.,,ss.. .,.. O.OO
J. 600 lbs New SAfe...................... 90 90
Bowen & Co. PRrlor Billisrd Table, 1000
New Carpet, Doc. per yard.
j, W. SHELLS,
r IdRbo Store.
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SEE,

George A. Lowe has the best Mowers,
Reapers, Buggies, Tongue Scrspers, Mill
Machinery and Agricultural Implements
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WANTED.

AyOung lady able 10 play the piano
sad organ and acquainted with vocal
music, TO travel with reputable fam
RY. Apply ct this Office.
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LOST

On the evening of AUGUST 14th, on the
bathing train, a Silk Parasol. Finder
will be rewarded by leaving it at Kelly
Brothers' ookbiRdery.
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NEW STEAM BOAT.

Tba new Steamboat has commenced
running and is making regular excur-
tiou trips every dsy from Black Rock. 7
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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
REWARD,

The person returning a Gold Watch
and Chsin lost few days sgo on MAN
erect, to the Valley House, will be
,mnly rewarded, and no questions what
ever ssked.
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STOCK

Sock Pas.ured at Little Farm, three
miles south OF sixth Ward bridge, sue
DsF week.
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Peruvian Bitters.

= The Greatest Bittars ON earth
lures Dyspepsia and all malaria
u''eases. Ask your druggist for it
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WANTED,

A girl or woman 10 do Kitcheu-work.
Apply at thiR Office.
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Filling In,

Now York, Ito r. c. Clowry,
general superintendent: The strike
of operators in New York is at an
end, and fifty-seven have been &C.
cepted to-day. They report that Mr..
Campbell directed them to go to
work on the best terms they could
obtain from the company, and it il
understood that like orders have
gone TO the other assemblies.
tSigned) CHAs a. TINKER,
General Sup't.
New York, 17.-To r. Q. CIoWry,
general superintendent Twenty
three Albany strikers applied for
work, anu eighteen have betn &C.
cepted. About fifty applied at New
York, tWenty-eighB being accepted.
The first floor is now crowded with
seekers, and the end mas evidently
come.
(Signed.) THos. T. ECKERT,
Acting President.
A statement is made on the best
authority that Master Workman
Campbell of the Brotherhood Of
Telegraphers, to-day informed tile
members of the organization to look
out for themselves and make IS
good terms with the Western Union
Telegraph Company as they could
secure. Each man looked out for
himself. Female operators came in
body; thirty in al. Twelve were
accepted and the rest rejected.
their positions having been filled.
Forty-fve male operators were ac-
cepted out of siXty~twO who ap-
piled. The order to the assemblies
in other cities does not appear to
have reached them until this even,
ing. 1t is learned from Pittsburg,
Boston and Chicago that the opera
tors are coming Dack on the run.
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WHOLESALE PRODUCE LIST

List of Buying Prlces OF Produce
Ia the Salt Lake Market, corrected
Semi-Weekly for the SALT LAKE
HERAID. by Sears 81 Liddle'
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Railroad and Mining Stocks.

New York, 17.-Matters in Wall street
have been devoid of excitement to-day,
and much better feeling prevailed.
Nau Vork II
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Foreign Markets.

Foreign Markets.
Liverpool, Weather wet.
Flnur-lls.6d.
Whest-Strong; winter IS. lid. to 81. I'D {,
spring Ss.6d to g., No. California
9s.4d. to 90 3D., No. 2 California, Said.
to 9s.4d.
Corn-New, 5s.5d.
British Grain,
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OW3 Ob'O0'
British Grain.

Liverpool, 1.-THE leading weekly
grsin circular states that grain is very
firm without particular activity; wheat
on spot and oargoes higher. Market on
the continent ruled strong, advancing in
the face of unfavarAbie crop reports. At
to-dqy's market there was an average
attendance; tone firm; in wheat there va
moderate business; fur steady with
healthy ConsuIlp ion; demand for
mixed; for corr there was rqtaiI inquiry,
rates being one and higher: good white
also desrer.
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RARE BUSINESS CHANCE,

Men looking for a psyiug monopoly
.lGuld not fail 10 investigate this. Goods
isil 81 sight. Will be at Kelsey s. Sons,
l<oi klmbsll block, this week only.
J. a. GRISW0LD.
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Boston, Wool firm.
Bullion.
Money Market

New York. 17.-Bsr silver 1917.
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DIR. SCOTTS

Electric Brushes. None better. All
Druggists sell them.
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Philadelphia, 17.-WooI unchanged,
steady.
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HORSES AND MITES

uUh0LD ANU UIEID
5 =. sale. Apply to a. S, Patterson
l52 Main street.
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EYE AND EAR.
Or Dr.. Ira Lyons, four doors west Ct
Ulift House corner.
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COMMERCIAL.
Wool Market.

UTAH WOOL:
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New FALL Dsr GooDs.

w. N. SHUSTER & SONS
ARE RFC.IyING DAILY SHIPMENTS OF NEW
AND CHOICE DRY GOODS. IN STALE AND
FANCY STYLES. 1870
SPECIAL BARGAIN IN AIN. FOULE, AT 62kc.,
EVENING SHADES. ~
Ga CLOTHS, ALL COLORS
NONPARIEL vELyETEEN FOR SUITS IN ALL
SHADES: The BEST GOODS IN THE MAR
kE THE NEAkEST APPROACH TO LYONS
VELVET; EVERY YARD STAMPED IN THE
GENUINE NONPAREII. WE SOLICIT AN IN.
SPECTION or THESE BEAUTIFUL GOODS
LARGE STOCK OF SILKS, SATINS AND VELVETS
BLACK SILKS. EVENING SILKS AND choice
STREET SHADES. IN GREAT VARIETY
W. NJ. SINISTER SONS.
ONE PRICE
919 Pennsylvania Avenue
N. B-THs BEST IS THE CHEAPEST. au2s
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REDUCED PRrcrs m Dnr GooDs.

len HGh CENT OEF ALL TIE b1oOA.
We mako he shove redushoo % tncrsase our caaA
0las. Every axac1s Misunderstanding reserved q
.excepted-maing e TIE chsapsst s9ock IN The city.
BLACK SILK 0RRNADINRA sATTNe. 0IN0-
HAMs ALL FINE WoOLENe. HOUSEKEEPING
0OODA LACEe In evsry styiA Ghapa. anA quality
frcm Anast 20 cheapost pARA6OLS md Sun W.
BRILLAR always ssasnabas n yEiea WttA dissoun1
a. anako thm ~. vasy chap.
An ezamtnssiao q n s1ock md pesoao vl ouny1nm
yuu that ~ havU NJ OvWsn1sd ths ma11sr.
JOIN z. MITOHKLL
1a21 SoaRnny1vania svunua
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SANFORDS RADICAL CURE cleanses the nasal
passages OF foul mucus, restores the Of smell
taste and hearing when affected frees the head throat
and tubes of offensive matter, sweetens and
PARTIES the breath stops the cough arrests the
gress OF Catarrh towards Consumption. Complete
REATMENr. with INHALER. 81. Ask for SANFORDS
RADICAL CURE. au29
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FoR Fall SALES.
CANTON FLANNELS,
SHAKER FLANNELS
HABIT CLOTHS,
MEDIUM-wEIGHT UNDERWEAR.
TYLER l. CHEWING,
au2S e39 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
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ITCHING HUMORs,

Bakers, Bsrbers. Grocer's and Washerwoman's Itch
Itching Piles and Delicate Itching Hum n peculiar to
Both sexes which are particularly DISTRESSING at this
season are instantly relieved and speedily snd petma-
Eeuty cured by the above treatment. Now IL the time
wren the Pores are and the Precipitation abundant
70 cleanse the blood Of impurities and the skin Of tor
turing aud disfguring humors.
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ITCHING AND BURNINGi
ITCHING AND BURNING!

ECZEMA, or Salt RheUn. with It's aeonizing itching
sno burning, instantly relieved by warn bath with
CUFICURA SOAP. and single application Of CUrTCURA
tne greet Skin Cure This repeated daily with two
Purifier to keep tho Dlood cool perspiration pure
ana un1rrltating the bowels theliver and Kidneys
rsor1aste. Lichen Prrrtus, Scah Head. DandruH. and
every species Of Itching Scay and Pimpy Humors Of
the calp and kin. when the best physicians and all
known remedies fail
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

FOE so sALE-A VALUABLE FARM. CONTAINING
~ acres, more or less In Fairfax county, Va -four
miles from Alexandria. on the Woodland road. krowp
az the Scearse farm. improved by house
ouionidlngs. well OF water, peach pear plum. apple
and cherry orchard; splendid opportunity
or truck gardener as land cleared. trade in Wash
lngton city property will be considered. Apply or
address 400 street Washington. D. G. st.
ECOR SALE-A SACRIFICE-BEAUTI FUL STOCK
- Dairy and Grain Farm, 365 IL m from WASH
ington (splendid road In Montgomery co., Nd $50 in
nigh state OF cultivation; dwelling 40 rs D and
building complete; finely watered fenced fruited aud
numbered: m. from railroad; M. from p. o. school.
churches stores &c. Also stock and implements for
running, complete. Sold to coee estate traded
IN part for Washington property bargain Easy
terms. w. T.. BURFuRD, S04 ST. NV au25- I'm
NOR sALE-A VERY DESIRABLE FARM OF IFS
- acres. specially adapted to dairyinR; good house.
barn and outhuildines; fine spring, with variety OF
fruits; situated one mile from Herndon Station Va
W.. Q. w. X. X. Price $50 per acre. Address T. &
POLLoCk. Treasury department auls-2w.
MR.. TYRALL's FARM FOR SALE-5O ACRES
V1 OF good land and room house on the Brookyille
road, two miles from Tenleytown, between Mr. Brad
ley's and Mr.. Watkins. Apply to Mr. WHITE 18th
and M streets northwest, au2l-lms
TNOR SALE-A HANDSOME COUNTRY SEAT OF
II about acres; corner of 9TH street road and Whit
ney avenue; commodious house, large barn convenient
out-Duhdings hne lawn; rood water Inquire prem
lsee. or oS4 Pennsylvania avenue. 3e2S-3m
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CUTICURA REMEDIES

are the greatest medicines earth.
49, J. w. ADAMS Newark O.
The half has not been told curative powers
G. A. WILLIAMS, Providence.
They cure in every case.
II. w. Brock WAY NJ. D., Fran kiln N. 81.
My friends know how L suffered from Salt Rheum
until cured by them MRS. A. L.. BRowN, Maiden.
Cured me of Scrofu Humor Of thirteen years.
durat on. J. F. RICHARDSON, G. H., New Orleans.
CUTlcURA REMEDIES at all Druggists. Price: CUTI-
cURA, oO cents; REsoLvENr, 81 SOAP. Is cents.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO., BOSTON.
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TINS Is The TIME

OF YEAR WHEN THERE IS ALWAYS AN
ACTIVE DEMAND FOR MEMS TROUSERa
AND We HAVE PROVIDED LITERALLY OF
GOOD THINGS AT Low PRICES IN THAT
LINZ. YET A LARGE PROPORTION OF
OUR BUSINESS Is STILL IN MEMS SUITS
THE SUIT STOCK Is JUST ABOUT AS COM.
PLETE As AT ANY EARLIER DATE AND
WHATEVER Is NEEDED IN MEMS CLOTH.
ING YOU NAY EXPECT TO FIND HERE OF
The USUAL HIGH QUALITY AND AT
REASONABLE PRICES, WITH LEGAL
GUARANTEE OF SATISFACTION.
GEORGE SPRANSY.
oNE-PRICE CLOTHIER AND TAILOR
s07 SEVENTH STREET.
He6 Opposite the q. 8. Post Ofaoa
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THOUSANDS OF LETTERS

rlbe sufferer for years with Blood and skin Humors
have been ICED to Ehu public places by reason of nv
disfiguring hunors; have had tire best physicians:
have spent hundreds of dollars and got relief until
used tho CUTICUIA kEMEDIEs, which have cured ma
and left my skin and hood pure a child's.
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ANISS ANNIE K. HUMPHREY.

uakee COkSETS 70 order In every etyle and nnnaer1
and guAyan teee perfect nt and comfort
HER ePEC1ALfIES ARE
French Hand made Underclcthin4 Ner1no rrA.-~
e..as Should sssess and q prs. Reform Goods
fEench Corce6 md Bustaee The '.Herculse" Sup
porting Cotset for waich Min n. q spoclal sgunf
cn1 q Oos.sS hF own makA thatfor the prios
N.b.-Frsnoh. German end su.n,sh spcsen. d
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A NTON FISHER.

A NTON FISHER
"A CHEMICAL DRY CLEANING ESTABLrSH-
MENT, 9O6 street northwest. Thirty years' expert
eDce. Ladies' aud Geutlemen's 0armenta. also Crapo
Wells. LaeeA are perfectly cleaned by this superior
Of z J. DeSmedt octal chemist of the District Of C,-
Mmbda: 'Your chemicals Of the most e6octual ma
supposed in Paris, New York or elsewhere" Notico.-
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Special. AND PnosouscED BARaArss.
Lovely Organdtes. Linen and Persian Lawna
Sinenains, India Linens. Satnes. Tucked Nainsook
un Muss1ns. PIQue Lnpin's Atwood Nuns Veilin1'
french Cashmeree De Beixee, Henrietta Cloth
bengalines and other imported Dress Goods at aac
nnce during September.
Fan regular made Hose. immense Tovrels ana An
Linen Table Damask, Ice. ~ A~A
1n,.sdale Cambria. tthat beautiful fabric). l0kc.
kntre Stock at wonderfully low prices g
BRODHEAD CO.'S,
sail. -. IA. 2. 80. sep1 l205 street northwest
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LOST AND FOUND.

T osT-oN AUGUST q, ROUND DIAMOND
PM very valuable 20 owner o present from her
deceased Their Liberal reward will be paid IL return
ell to MAIZf WRIGHT, Bureau Of Engraving and
II oST-oN THE wASHsrANp IN THE LADIES'
- toilet room of the Baltimore aud Ohio r. Il. depot
Tuesday, August 2sth, about 43O D. m one solitare
DIAMOND and one pearl ring. both epsey setting
suitable reward VIII lie given IL eft with GEORaE @.
HENN1SG. 40 TIN street northwest su29- 3ts
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IMPROVED kLECTRICAL MACHINES FOR IN.
structive and practical purposes, Ma9nets and Cola
medical Instruments. Improved BatteFiee Bella Brr.
gi.5 Alarm CASTING Patterns. Models o. hand or
au2s-ot' lfs ~ street. near Psnns. avsnue NV.