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MRs. FOSTER,
The Lady Who Is 10 Lecture Here this
Week Iadorstd by a south.
ern Friend.
To the Editors of the Appeal:

To the Editors of the Appeal:
/ wish TO give my testimony in behalf OF
Mrs. Foster. Shs has done such grand
work, she is so loved and honored by every
one who knows her-so sweet, so brave, 80
womanly withsl, that it is impossible not 10
be charmed with her, either on or off the
platform. Our Memphis ladies who focked
to see Mrs. Lapgtry will miss a much rsrer
treat if they fail to see and hear this woman
of our own land; of whom it can be truly
said, "none knew her but to love her, none
named her but TO praise" We of the South
have ever been cordial in our welcome to
our Northern sisters; none of them have
been superior in any way to Mrs. Judith
Ellen Foster, who is to lecture here this
week. A tribute from Southern friend. 1t
cou,au from, the haart
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When you visIt or leave New York CITY
have b aggAge expressage and cArria &c hire, and
ttop at Grand Union Hotel. opposite G rand Cen
traldepot -Four hundred and dfty elegant no oms
fitted up at expense of 81 90 200 reduced 10 81
and upwards per day. Elevator. Restaurant sup
piled with the best. Horse-csrs, stages and ele.
bette for less money 1T the Grand Union than st
any other frstelsss hotel in the city,
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C8ndies,

Buy pound package OF Floyd's candies.
1t will lave in it all kinds of carameIs,
English wslnuts, cream almonds, French
nougat, real sugar plums, marshmailows and
fine chocolates. No glucose, all pure colors,
and no adulterations in anything. Every
thing sold strictly pure, wholesome and nu-
tritIous. at FLOYD 4 MONEYS
Ne;
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You will find Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup invaluable friend. It cures dysentery and
diarrhea, regulates the stomach and bowels cures
wind collie, softens the gums, reduces inhAmma.
nation and gives tone and energy to the whole
system. In almost every instance where the in.
FAINT is suffering during the teething period from
pain and exhaustion relief win be found in fifteen
or twenty minutes after the Soothing Syrup hal
been administered. Do not fail TO procure II
Price Is cents 8 bottle For sale evervwhere.
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Mules and HOrses.

In addition to a large supply of mules, /
have also a good lot Of horses and brood
mares.
". A. FAIREs, IS Union street.
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ROBINSON, Apotheeary.

AFTER you have tried all dangerous patent
medicines for kidney and bladder troubles,
then use natures remedy, Bethesda mineral
water.
ROBINSON, Apothecary.
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DISEASE germs in drinking water cause
much OF the fatal sickness. For daily use
Bethesda is cheaper than we'll or hydrant
water. For sale by
RORTNs0N Anothecarv
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MuIeAs Mules Z

have just received lot of fine mules that
will sell as cheap as they can be bought In
this or any other market. Call at 164 Main
street, opposite courthouse.
J.H MANOR
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Seed OATS


Large stock OF white, Black and Req
Rusi-Proof Oats for sale, low TO the
rAde. &c. BUCHANAN a CO.
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LAW REPORTS.

Chaucery Court-McDowelI,J Judge.
Special calendar for to-day. Nos. 1910,
Murray vs Dolan; 4451, Margerum vs.
Avery Chapel.
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For Fine Flowers. Bououets.

BETHESDA sold here as pure and delicious as
when il flows from the spring at Waukeshs.
ROBINSON, ARothecary
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Prfddy House.
Formerly Commercial Hotel, corner Front and
Jefferson streets Memphis, Tenn. J. q. Priddy, of
Richmond, Va, proprietor. Rates, g. per day.
C Williamson, Miss WI Vanderslice, Tenn
n Hoolahan, st Louis Brown, Miss
c Collins, Ark T L Davis, Tenn
G Z Badgett, Ark Barton, Ark
Land, Ks B Stanley, Miss
r Rose, Helena WI Hill, Tenn
B Marchman, Miss
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And floral decorations and funeral designs.
call on 81. Moore, two blocks from fernando
curve, or telephone him.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Peabody Hotel
New Clarendon Hotel,

New Clarendon Hotel,
A. J. d. HUNT
Corner Madison and Second streets
RATES-s2 and s. so per day. Electric bells
electric lights; passenger elevator runs day and
night.
W Hayes, Cincinnati IF Lerepey, NY
W Agney, Ashland Spright, Ripley
B Gividen, Louisville @ Kelley &w, Ga
N Hooahan, st Louis J Robb, N Y
Young, Milwaukee 7 West Pueblo, Col
w AcCormic, Miss DR. N Bottom, Miss
Z Williams, Tenn in Walker, Tenn
Talent, Philadelphia Leach, Holly Springs
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

+ AND-Or will exchange for Groceries, 800 acres
II good land on St. Francis river, Ark. Address
RETAIL GROCER, care Letter Carrier, No. 10.
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THE ASPHALT PAVEMENT

has also been largely experimental with in
New York, and has been a signal failure be-
cause of the slippery surface of the street
and the great expense incurred in repairing.
There is little likelihood that the asphalt
New York.
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w ooDwARD & LorHnor.
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE
92l PENNA. AVE. D STREET, s12.
D STREET, 912.

In order 10 close out stock Of fabrics
also to reduce general stock Of Dry Goods to the
lowest possible figures previous to semi annua,
stock taking in August shall make still further re-
ducons in every department throughout our establish
ment. beginning Thursday. July g. and continuing
throughoutths season. tits principle Of our business
not to carry goods from to another even
they have to be sold at loss preferring to show our
customers new. fresh. and attractive styles each
son.
This morning we shall offer in Host cry Depart
ment 10 to Is dozen Boys Brown Mixed Cotton stoc
inss to Close 10c. pair: have finished seams 20
to % dozen Misses Fancy Striped Cotton Hose ribbed
full regular made regular price &c., to close 15c per
pair Ladies' Extra Long BalbrRgan Hose full regular
made With or without locks only Csc. pair. Ladies'
Lise Thread Hose in black and co,ors only Soc pair
Ladies Gauze Lise Thread Hose. elegant quality only
Soc, pair so dozen Gents Fancy Half Hose elegant
STYLES. reduced from 37sc. to 25c pair to close at
once. Mems Plain and Fancy Iisle Half Hose, re-
duced from 75c. to SOC. pair to close.
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GLOVE DEPARTMENT.

We have 10 or Is dozen of our 75c Chamois NJ oul
quetaire Gloves hand. OF course they not Sum
mer Glove but we know many ladies like such Glove
formountain and seashore. driving boating &c. So
to accommodate ourselves attract those ladies' We
have decided to close them at Soc. per pair We know
they are wanted at this price, even now.
PARASOLS AND SUNSHADES.
Coaching Parasos. fine quality, which cost few days
since 81 Is. we have reduced to $50 each Our S.
Coachers. plain and brocaded SILK reduced to s.
and SO on through the line higher priced being
reduced in still greater proportion. We have reduced
our S.. 80 Black Satin Lace Trimmed Parasol to s.
each. making the best s. Parasol offered We have
reduced all our hne Pavasos, which cost SO So. So
SIS and SIT. so to price, namely. ST. 80 each.
this price. from this lot you select some excellent
bargains. Your choice 81. 80 each.
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HAMmooxs Lawn Tennis Cso-
QUIET, 30.

Exceent Cord Hammocks. &c.: win hold 800 pounds.
Better Cord Hammocks 81 40; these are made Of much
nSay1er cord with excellent inish and Will hold from
Baby Hammocks &c.
Mexican Grass Hammocks white with braided edge
II. 10; the same. celored, 81. 90.
Extra-size Hammocks Mexican Grass s. 9S
Stretchers for Hammocks. Csc. each.
Patent Anchor Ropes for Hammocks. Csc. each.
We keep . very full assortment Of CROQUET, and
can Offer
Full sets. balls and mallets. at 99c.
Better grade. vanished. at Sl.49.
Very handsome SETS beautifully striped with larre
stakes. &C.. At 81 80.
Professional Sets. at s. and q.
In LAWN TENNIS we have some excellent sets very
cheap.
Finer quality. at s.. $40. s12. so. DO.
Foot Balls. best make. from 81 -.
Base Balls. from &c to 99c.
Rubber Balls of all kinds.
Ring Toss, pleasant door game.
Bows and Arrows very low.
The Creedmoor Bow Gun, 99c.
In connection with the above we would say that we
have Just received another supply of remarkably
low priced Grain Leather and Canvas Satchels which
you would do well to examine before purchasing else
where.
SILVERBERG'S,
MAMMOTH TOY STORE.
$40 It'll and 313 9th streets northwest,
jy3 Near Pennsylvania avenue.
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The operators OF extensive coal mines In PENN
sylvania agreed TO submit to arbitration, un1cr
new statute, question OF difference with the
miners as to wages The Operators proposed to
cut the price for mining down from 81 to cents
per buShel The miners resisted the reduction
and threatened to strike. At this stage OF the
controversy both sides consented to arbitration.
An acceptable referee was found, and after due
consideration he has recommended that the
operators and miners "S3lit the difference and
fix the price 1t 34 cents per busheL The miners
have signifi d their willingness to abide by this
decision, but the operators hold off. They refuse
to submit to tribunal In part selected by them
selves 1t is this sort OF coniuct tn 1t gives
shade OF color To the Oft mad charge chat capital
seeks 10 Cypress labor. These coal operators are
morally bound TO submit, as they freely went into
the ar duration.
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An effort is being made In democratic quarters
to fnjure Judge Hoadys chances for getting the
Governorship of Ohio by trottIng out letter he
wrote little over year ago to ex-Supervising
Architect Mullet. wherein he uubosomed himself
somewhat confidentially the civil service reform
question The anmus OF the effort IL easily
understood, but we fall to see how capital enough
can be made out OF the document in question TO
effect the object I'm view. The Judge straddeS the
question as beautifully as IL he had prepared the
letter for the express purpose of meeting the
exigenctes of a campaign Those who don't like
the opening are respectfully referred to its close,
and those who are dissatisfied with the close will
find some lovely sentiments In the beginning
The old hunter who could aim his qua so as to hit
II 1t was a deer and miss II it was calf could
learn points from Judge Hoadly
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The thing for the Chief OF Police to do alon. In
the latter part of June next year Is to issue MILL
tary order commanding al the boys In the city,
little and big, 10 fire of all the pistols, recrackers
and torpedoes and burn all the powder they can
get hold OF on the 4th OF July then near at hand.
In that way only can he save himself from becom-
Ing the laughing stock Of the town. The only ap-
parent result OF his prohbitive pronunciamento
this year was to make yesterday the nois.est 4th
OF Juiy-in some parts OF the city, at least,-the
very nOiSiest we have had for many years.
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The indications are that the democrats Of Ph!ia-
ce.phia VIII nominate Mr. Ker. OF the star route
prosecution, for district attorney TO be elected
next November.
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The chief secretary for ireland had notice that
he would. to-day, be called upon for further infor-
nation, In the House OF Commons, In regard to the
British governments plans and purposes concern
ing assisted Immigrants. Mr. Trevelyan's recent
"explanation" was such q Misrepresentation of
facts, either through ignorance design, that it
satisfied nobody. What he may say to-day, II he
makes answer at all, viii be OF interest In this
country, as it must relate directly the action of
the U. S. government and the New York commits
sioners In returning certain OF the Immigrants
whom Mr.. Trevelyan had officially declared were
not paupers The chief secretary must either ad-
init that he was mistaken in asserting that no
paupers had been sent over here or arraign this
government for what IL has done
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Texas editor and New York sculptor are on
the verge OF duel The challenge has passed
and been accepted, but as the whole affair is in
the newspapers, the chances are that no meeting"
viii take place. The trouble arose at a dinner,
and too free use OF stImulants probably caused it,
Reflection and the police viii, perhaps, prevent
any killing.
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The police were not able TO enforce the sounding
proclamation against the gunpowder explosive
nuisance yesterday. Th3 result was that the fire
department had busy tine of IL supPreSsing the
various fires started all over the city by the all
peryadin5 fire cracker. There Is one place In the
country whHre the law against burning dangerous
explosives IS fully enforcei-thc city OF Portland
Maine. That city was burned up some years ago
by Fourth-ofJuy fire cracker, and the people who
were turned cut Of house and hoao on that occa-
sion concluded that the fun OF that form OF cele-
bration OF the "Dly" cost considerably more than
IL com TO- when Washin ,ton has had a similar
disaster some means will probably be found to
suppress the dangerous explosives.
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The Death Of Bishop Pinkney Is loss alike to
the interests OF religion and good citizenship Both
his character and his abilities dignifed his call
ing. He combined In a remarkable degree the i'm
aginatiVe, sensitive and lovabie qualities OF mind
and heart, with the practical good sense of clear
head
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TIE tafin and prohibition questions have dis
rupted the greenbaek party in Iowa The party
was SO small that 1t couldn't handle two NO.
Mentous subjects 50 the same time
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

LH0R SALE-LOT 40 OR 20 FEET FRONT ON O
~ street between 4th and 9th northwest. LOUIS p.
SHOEMAKER, g20 street northwest. ty53t
LNOR SAILED SIRABLE BUILDING LOTS IN
u different sections Of the city. LOUIS p. SHOE
MAKER, $40 + street northwest. jyS-St
EoR SALE-AT A BARGAIN FINE Shall
low lot on vermont avenue. near Iowa Circle; will
De sold cheap to an immediate purchaser. THoS. J.
FISHER &C.,, 1924 street northwest. 1y2-3t
CHEAP GROUNDl GREAT BARGAINSW EX-
~ trsordnary Inducements.!i 1 offer Tor sale on
easy term: lto CLOSE an estate, upwards Of $50 600
and 10Th streets east; A, u and streets SOUTH
and on Massachusetts,. Georgia and Kentucky avenues
perfect. Plats at my Office No such opportunity will
ever be offered again. N. NJ. ROHRER, 92l F street.
Je28-1m
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The republican bosses OF Philadelphia lately held
quiet meeting and agreed upon slate to be run
at the next election for city Offices but as the fact
has leaked cut, the slate Is apt to be smashed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-05

just as soon as Editor " at:erson gets q boom
fairly started for Tidcn Boss Kelly kicks a hole In
fr
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PARASOLS AND SUNSHADES.
WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT.

10 or Is pieces Fine English Fancy Figured and
The best value offered in white goods. Dotted
Figured Swisses all fine grades 62H and 75e.
duced to SOC. per yard. 10 Is pieces Cream and
White Swisscs. with colored figures reduced from 50
to s7sc. per yard.
We shall continue the salo of various grades of
withstandins We have not and shall not reduce
prices on these goods, qualities can
not be equaled at the price. Having secured large
quantities OF these goods early in the season. of make
superior to all others in color and finish and that
reason considered moro handsome than any other
make we have increased trade very largely these
goods.
LAWN DEPARTMENT..
5000 yards 27-inch PRINTED LAWNS, warranted
fast colors. reduced to Sc. per yard.
S9-inch BATIsTE CLOTHS. in new and tasty de-
signs, reduced to 19c. per yard.
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE,
WOODWARD & LOTHROP,
o21 Penn. Ave tjy5l D Street s12.
ABOUT TAE SIZE Or IT,
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.


EoR sALE-A GREAT BARaAIN-A lo.RooM
lot asSsI sofoos ssy in rs.r Terms. small sssh
18th street sOushS:.t Or ssrms to 81 SUIT 0 5 80
EYOR sALE-JUsT OoMPLETED AND FOR SALE
IS. ss hns
n 'o9m n si 20 with every mosrn and
payment to suit purchase Houses open for
,,.m FRED Is. y Pr RSLLINe. Builder:
EOR sALE-NEw BRICK HOUSE. 8 STORY AND
dow and s0T f sed bay fs
COLT WILCOX. cor. 2oth and SITS. NV. jyS-st
F9sR sAL La NUMBER ONE INVESTMENT. q
:ss:s. HSs s =;
FoR sALE-X FINE RESIDENCE ON NORTH
IL, side OF Aassaehusetts avenue between 1lth and
s worth oco m resa. sSse ssa All Ere
corner ~ and streets southwest. 3y2-3t'
FOR sALE1AT GREAT BARGAIN-A 10 ROOM
good sss vii ss I MONTH s
tsse S. go terms to suit h PARKER northeast
EoR sALE-CHEAP-s ROOM BRICK HOUSE ON
!eod 10th street northwest with al mod ims win take
and az roe S.
EoR .sALE-CHEAP-s ROOM BRICK ON n
a street q W. s. 600; also. good Lot with Frame
O. En- En- e and s north side
LOR sALE-ABsoIUTE BARGAINS
II Handsome new Sstory press brick front House,
brown stone trimmings 10 rooms. bath-thoroughy
mode H. on 18th street. near 4, paying 10 cent
81. 200 Price to immediate purchaser. 81, $50.
rooms, modern improvements. 9Th street. near K.
At Sc. 500.
Alec. 2 new 2-story and basement brick Houses.
handsomely fpished, rooms modern, nicely located,
northwest to ready buyer ut S. $50 each; aud
tfu 2story and back building press brick front house
z rooms cellar, all finished i'm Oil. Price "a, $50.
These are roA bargains to ready buyers.
,e2s soI street northwest,
DOR SALE-"vALUABLE PROPERTY"-AIL
that lot and improvements now occupied Livery
Stso!e and carriage House. located at the northwest
corner OF and 14th streets WASHINGTON city, having
front on street OF lz feet 10 inches and 1lth
OF ilS feet improved by brick buildings thereon
paying rental Of 5000 month This property in the
OF the pubic buildings large hotels and
public square, renders its location valuable in
vestment r. W TEMPLkMAN. Agent 81 Lexington
street baltimore City. jel1-1m
EOR sALR-FOUR NEW STORY SIX ROOM
br1ck Houses In Pierce street northwest near 10th
street. with cellar and all modern improvements. and
0nsnsd IN nrstclass style price, S. $780, monthly pay
ments, or s. 300 cash: rented SIS per month. Apply
70 DANENHOWEk b SON. 1875 street. je6- I'm
EoR sALE-A BARGAIN IN A NEW TWO STORY.
Il and basement brick house. corner 9th and o ets.
northwest; seven bath and all modern improve
ments three bay Window and finished in nrst-class
style. with stone eteps Price $. $50 in monthly pay
menfs rented $50 per month. Apply TO DANEN-
HOVER SON. 1925 street 3e6-lm
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where.
SILVERBERG'S,
MAMMOTH TOY STORE
3l2 It'll and s13 9th streets northwest.
jy3 Near Pennsylvania avenue.
GREAT SACRIFICES IN FINE CLorH1No
AT THE MIsFIT STORE,
CORNER 10TH AND f STREETS
ALWAYS ON TOP IN QUALITIEsi
ALWAYS UNDERNEATH IN PRIcEsi
S. AGOOD CASHMERE SUIT IS
81 BETTER CASHMERE SUIT 81
81 AN EXCELLENT CASHMERE SUIT So
$40 SPLENDID VARIETY $40
SUITS sUITsi
So. sl4. SIG. s1s and upward.
SUITS FOR WORK. SUITS FOR BUSINESS.
SUITS FOR DRESS,
NEW GOODS! LOWEST pRICESl
BOYS SCHOOL AND CHILDREN'S SUITS AT
BARGAIN PRICES.
Genuine Calcutta sesrsucker Suits $40.
Odd Pants resardless Of cost.
I flame S1ss Is per cent below anybody in the city
cSSrs And M @Gsrs e0" striped SEER
THE MIsFT STORE,
Having. Ike every success, imitators. 30 sure and
come to the corner Of
jys TENTH AND F STREETS.
TRApE DoLLARs.
Twin take Trade Dollars at par for. Dry Goods. No
change given Our store Will be open July 4th until IL
O'Clock. Statesmen get commission on all holidays, and
are pleased to serve customers
GEO. J. JOHNSON.
IRON THE ATLANTIC TO THE PACIFIC
FOR 2b CENTS.
n AZ the mail VIII carry Tor 2se or less pair OF Shoes
ss snd g:
corded on our book. '-- -''' AZ
factorly. or money refunded. p'0"p1' "no S"''S-
VIM. HAHN L CO..
N2-IW 616 It'll st. and 1922 Pa. ave.
LOWEST Prices GUARANTEED,
sEATON PERRY
Successor to Perry Brother,
ssn wide aSes P pEa BAT1sTEs at 2oc. former
PLAIN AND FIGURED FRENCH sAT1NEs reduced
Finest e !. sss PRINTED PURE LINEN LAWNS
RGxS sEEo zs9 81 sEMSfbH s5
FANCY PARAsoIs p At GREATLY REDUCED
sn .ds sd1IH =
Is $zHE ;:ss::
GSo5 Il aaaz# v AMP as ~
Es A aS1z sHETtASR nSWHEAW
Ex4ha Sn ASP n NqHAk
FOR COMBINATION COSTUMES.
IL CHOICE GOODS PLAIN FIGURES AND COR
RECT PRICES.
SEATON PERRY.
Perry Building.
Pennsylvania avenue. corner 9th street.
Estsblshed 1910. je3O
Now Is Yous CHANCE
$50. 600 WORTH OF MILLINERY GOODS TO BE
SLAUGHTERED. AT
XII N G'S PAL LACE.
Facts speak louder than words, you desire to save
your money, you must goto
KINGS PALACE.
READ OUR LIST OF PRICES:
TO- 600 HATS. IN WHITE STRAW AND ooLoRED.
Large Eize nne LEGHoRN HATS n $50.
and 75c. Nv
5000 CHILDRENS HATS ranging from 2sc. 10 81 90
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BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE,
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.

THERE'S not dissenting voice to the statement that
we nave by far the largest stock. Now do not pre-
tend to say that all OF goods less in price than
anybody else can cell them for. We do say that they
Are rs low as any body and very often considerably
lower, for with the immense outlet have for goods
Is not to suppose that by buying larger
quantities than any other house here can use them we
can buy cheaperl If we buy cheaper why can we
not AFFORD to sell cheaper! When. however, the price
we ask is no lower than others do you know you get
tine st material, finish and style that is offered at
that price? 1t has become such an ordinary thing to
advertise cut prices that sometimes at our wits
ends now to announce bargain-a big bargain-when
we have anything extraordinary to offer. Only the
other day. when we announced the French Pin Check
FEATHER Weight SGitngs. simply mentioned the
price S5o We could have truthfully stated that they
are usually sold at S5 We sold one for less than
s22. 20 hereafter when you any price mentioned
In an advertisement OF ours may rely upon 1t. It
means considerable less than the value
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WANTED-BOARD.

WANTED-BoARD IN THE COUNTRY, CONvE-
lady, three oh ldren cages TO- g. and a. and colored
nurse; would prefer being where there are no other
jy2-3t ~ O0'
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AT GEfERS Stables and Carriage Repository l6s-
80. a1o street northwest bet ~ and 9th sts ON hand
the year round the largest stock of Horses and
to be found n the city at present having 90 Horses n
the Stables adapted for all Also Carrase~ Hug.
g1es and Wagons OF all styles both new and second
hand which We viii sell or exchange terms 70 suit
We have on hand what we advertise.
good Livery connected.
5el-2m wM r CFyrp