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AgADfDViOlsf
ron rms sosbAY gsnAtb
10 gave u 10 me IN The long aeo.

10 gave II 10 me In the long ago,
IN the sbadowy evening lime,
Az W. walked meath tbs summer shy 70 blue,
And the bells rang mt chime.
ITO said. a. he culled the no 'eret sweet
II would give you an emblem fair
or the love In my heart for you, dear one"
And he fastened II In my hair
Sad year have past, but have yet
This little faded violet.
We sat meath the trees on grassy mound,
And the birds on the boughs above
With their sweet, low voices echoed our hearts
As they oarolled their notes OF love.
And we plighted our VOWS Of changeless truth
In that shadowy twilight hour,
And the air breathed rapture and love and
youth
when you gave me this little flower.
How many years since we have met
But treasured still, this yiolet.-
The shadows fast deepened, and night came
down.
We whispered farewell meath the moon,
He said, ~ must leave you awhile dear love,
Bit oh I will hasten back soon"
Oh my true, tender 1--we who comes no more
oh, thy smile never may seq!
VIII the God who governs Doth time and tide,
Bring you back to my life and me?
All me, m eyes with tears are wet
Ny ali Of life this violet.
DALLAS, July 18th, 1888.
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Car. for Drankenness.

The passage Of the local option act and
the possible enforcement Gin the sweet By
and by) OF the Sunday Law, renders It de-
.irable 10 devise measures for alternating
the sufferings Of those whose opportunity
for fndulgeDcies may be somewhat
abridged, and We take the lead IN the GOOD
work By reproducing q prescription ~
which thousands In England, % u u sara.
have emancipsted themselves from slavery
10 intoxicafsi liquors Inc recipe came
into pot0risty through the Efforts OF John
Vine Hall. isfher Of the Rev. Newman Hall
and Captain Vine Hall, commander Of the
Crest Eastern steamship. He had isilen
into such habitual Drunkenness that his
ufrnost efforts 20 regain himself proved IN
srniling. At Lass be sought the sdFice o.
an eminent physician, who gsve bin pre-
scription, which be followed fsithfuliy ior
several months. and at The end Of Inst
tine Re hs1 Lost al desire for liquor a.
though be had for many years been neio
csr.fvs b. q most dsbssIng sppeti.s- ins
r.esps. which ~ afierwsrds p1blishe1 arn
~ uhrh 20 may hnve beer ssrsieo - -
f1rrn. y 81 foIiog-. Sulphnte Of lrun- I'VE
rrsins. msrresia. ten ErEns p-rferfn ~
urrer. eleven ersfus. sri-ifs n rutr-.-r, ~
d-achrn: % Be taken tEics osy--. fiof %
II ne.
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ovILLA.


OyILLA, July l7.-TCorrespondence Jon
the 18th Of May Mr.. W. p. Powell's little
girl was bitten by . rsbid dog, and Mr..
Powell took her 10 Dallas knd applied q
maidstone 10 the wound. and i refused TO
stick, and be and the friesds were led 10
believe that the dog was not mad How
ever, on o. about The 10Th OF this month
two cows, bitten By the same dog, went
mad. and on the 18Th the ittle girl showed
siRus Of something wrong. Pbysicians
were specify called, viz Dr. 1hompson
and DR.. J. {. West, Of WaKahschie. Dr.
ZONES, Of Ovflla, and q docter from Mid
lothian, and they al agree that u IL clear
case Of hydropbobia- They have admins
tered opistes prof1ssly. and hsd almost
dispaired. but We are happy % stare thst
this evening the child seems 20 b bstter.
We vii watch with interest ever develop
meut In the case aud reDort.
The little 10 year olo boz Of NJ. A n.
Harris vent out this evening" 70 drive up
the cows and bis borss fsll oovD With hin
End very seriously intunnE him NJ.
Io-dsn Powers 'ourd birn. anf ths Ettls
frliov told him thsf Be ID 30 fuor boz
be rot hut b1t be could not see ~ N
M. Powers Kindly cs-Tisd bin ho.ns-
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The Great Lottery War Over!

From this time on the Commonwealth
Distribution mpany will withdraw from
the foolish war waged by rival lottery COM
panies, and attending to its own business,
leave the calling of fraudulent, ETC., to
them. The country is large enough for all,
and this war has caused the new postmas-
ter general to call these lottery companies
illegal and Frauds" and deny them the
use OF the registered mails. The Con. mon.
wealth Distribution company, by their fair
manner of drawings, hope to merit patron
age without saying anything evil against
other companies. Live and let live" will
benceforth be their motto On July 3lst. in
Louisville, Kentucky, the next drawing
takes place, with capital prize of $50 eco
and numerous other large prizes. AS tick
cts cost only So each, every body should
have one, including their rivals, as they
good for evil" BY seeing them draw a big
prize. Address R. NJ. Boardman. Louis
vile, Kentucky.
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MI. BiacKburn's summer Clothes.

Mr. Biackburn's Summer Clothes.
A Washington letter to the Philadelphia
Press says: I saw Congressman Joe Black
burn yesterday and asked him about the
paragraph that is on its rounds about his
summer wardrobe that his daughter is said
to have sent him. He laughed, and said it
had a grain of truth in it. He said he left
home for day or two only, and took only
small bag with him. The consolidation
of internal revenue districts brought him
Unexpectedly to Washington. He tele-
graphed home to have a trunk of clothes
sent to him here. His little daughter, in
the absence of her mother, opened the dis
patch, and thought it was her duty to OBEY
it. So she packed trunk and put note
In it, as follows
VERSAILLES, KY.--Dear Papa l send you
all the clothes l can find, and hope you
are we'll.
Mr.. Blackburn said that the trunk con-
tanned the following: Seven white shirts,
six winter scarts, one toothbrush, one
bowie-knife, two revovers. This is what
Kentucky girl regards as suitable summer
wardrobe for gentleman.
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OVILLA.

OvILLA. July 17.-[Correspondence. MIR,
T. II. Gibson the leading merchant
Oyilla, was stricken with paralysis this
morning at Q o'clock.
Mr.. W. r Powel's child mentioned yester.
day as having hyorophobia, is gradually
passing away.
Il is a sad thought to think ola perfect
child in all the vigor of perfect health dying
from the bite of worthless dog.
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Duffau Mineral Wells,

Duffau MiReral Wells,
Dutfau, Erath county, Texas, are located
seven miles north of Hico, a station on the
Waco tap of the Central railroad. The
wells were discovered about one and
one half years ago, and in that time new
and large town has sprung into existence
The water has been analysed and is found
to contain valuable medicinal properties
being specific for the cure of rheumatism
cancer, scrofuls, sore eyes, paralysis, indi-
gestion, constipation, female complaints,
and all blood diseases. Visitors are here
from all sections of the country, and many
wonderful cures have been performed by
use of the water. Send for circular to
Gaskins G. Stokes, Duffau, Texas.
ANALYSIS OF WELL NO. 2.
1t contains total solids 408 226 grains per
one United States gallon of 231 cubic inches.
Qualitative analysis showed the presence OF
large amount of chlorldes, small amount OF
sulphates and trace Of carbonates of sodium
and magnesia.
Analysed by Edgar Richards, assistant
chemist, department of agricul ure, Wash
ington, D. G.
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DR.. G. d. Barham, Southampton county,
Virginia, endorsed it. When small thing
full of virtue and speedy cure, can insure
against sudden death or violent pains
it ought to be carried about the person as a
pocket companion, Dr Wortnlngton
Cholera and Diarrhns Medicine is recon-
mendt by eminent physicians, statesm en-
and ministers as the best and surest cure
for all kinds of stomach and bowel COM
plants. Price % and 80 cents.
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IfPatrick Henry bad said, give me lib
erty or give me chills and fever" his speech
would not have been ss elegant 30 " wonlc
have been forcible, for all know that death
Is not so horrible as ch'lls and fever
Smiths chill and fever tonic has robbed
that sickness of its terror, however, as oht
bottle will cure sure. Price. 81. See that
the signature OF ]. +. Smith d Co., 81
Louis, Mo, is on each wrapper. For sale
by all druggists.
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who is tho Prettiest Girl In American
Is a question that would perplex a congress
of connosseurs assemble to nominate the
most beautiful. But such an blage
would not b. surprised TO learn, that the
most charming OF their sex, on this side OF
the Atlantic, enhance the beauty and pre-
serve the soundness OF their teeth with
Sozndont, since everybody knows that the
ladies prefer it to any and all dentifrices.
Let no man say after this, that women lack
Indictment.
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IHf University OF the SOUTH

Is located at Sewanee, Tenn, upon the Cam
terland Plat au, 1000 feet above the sea Level.
This School, under the spe gal patronage OF me
the south and South est offers the healthiest
resIdenc and he best al santages. both moiat
and educational. in its Grammar School and its
Collegiate and Theological Departments. rof
the special claims of this University TOT natron,
age, apply foi documents to the Rev. TELFaih
F0DGSON, D. D., ce.Chancehor, sewanee'
Tenuess
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The President Draws $4,000 In the
Lottery.

This would be the "Boss" advertisement
should the President on his visit to the
Louisville Exposition purchase q TICKET IN
the Common wealth Distribution Co., there,
and in witnessing the popular monthly
drawing which takes place July 3lst, see
the number on his ticket pulled from the
wheel with the $4,000 prize drawn to its
nun Der, or he might draw the $4,000, or
So, UE prizes, TOR there are 1850 priz 20 be
drawn, amounting to SIP, 400. Tickets
only cost So each. They can be obtained by
addressing R. NJ. Boardman, Louisville,
Kentucky,
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University Of Virginia

SUMMER LAW LECTURES inir weeRIy)
begin 10Th July, 1888 and end 18th September.
Have proved Of signal use-lst, 10 students who
design 10 pursue their studies at III OF other 5
Law SCHOOL, ID, 10 those Who pror ose 10 reaa
had the advantage Of systematic instruction.
For circular apply Up. o. I'm versity OF Val 10
INHN Il MINOR. PInt. COm. Ann Sow INV
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AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
cIAIINION- VIRGINIA..

STAUNTON, VIRGINIA.
MISS MARY BALDWIN, Principal. Opens
September 5th, closes June, 1884. Unsurpassed
Ia It's location, in its buildings and grounds; In
meTts It's full corps OF superior and expert
fenced teachers its unIiyalled advantages In
music, modern languages, elocuron, hne arts,
physical culture, and instruction In the theory
aud prarijce OF book keeping the successful
efforts made TO SECURE heath. comfort and hap
pinrss; its opposition 70 extravaganza us
standard Of solid scholarship.
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In neuralgia Compound Oxygen has beer
found to act almost like magic. Send &c
Drs. Starkey & Palen, hoo Girard street
Philadelphia, for their Treaties on Com
pound Oxygen, and learn what remarkaole
thlnes are being done for this class of suh'
erers. IL will be mailed free.
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WESLEYAN FEMALE IN fITUTR
sTAuNTON. VIRGINIA

... STAUNTON, NlhSlNlA.
Opens september Goth, 1883. One 81 ne FRS
surrounding eaut full. Climate unsnrpansss,aa
PUPILS fr, IN eighteen ,ta'es. TERMS hmoNS
THE Fest IN THE UNION. boaIa'
Washing, Il gli,h Course, Lain, French, 6ei-
man instrumental Music. etc for Sehomsuc
wear, from Sept to June, 1898. For CATALOGUES
write 10 Rev. VIM A HARRIS, D. d., fresi-
dent Saun on, Virginia.
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Croop, whooping-cough, and even asthma
Immediately relieved by Acker's English
Remedy. Sold under guarantee by W ID.
Patterson 4 Co.
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A valuable Chill Tonic-Read This Test

valuable Chill Tonic-Kead THIS TestI
mony.
Randall, Ark. January TO- 1sS3-M essrs. r
A Robinson G. Co., Louisville. Ky.
Gentleman.-Out of all the Hughes Ton
ic have sold since l have been selling, it
not failure has been reported. Every bot
tie has given perfect satisfaction. recon-
m end tia certain, safe and speedy cure
tor Chills and Fever.
Respectfully
[Signedl b. b. GLOVER.
Prepared bv r. A. Robinson &c Co |;
wholesale druggists, Louisville, Kentucky.
For sale by Crowdus, Baldwin Il Williams
and George T. Atkins, Dallas, Texas.
Retails at 81 per bottle, six bottles for 50
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An old nurse says: Acker's English
Remedy is best for coughs, Group. diptheria
or bronchitis. Sold by W. II. Patterson d
Co.
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ssTbe-s sss hg- srcIrInss the police.
ma % tuty ., fbs bsfb-bouss q hsnhsf-
tsn B..rb. Tiers he rosi Shes ne
charrrl. q e. he cunfinosd. pointing 70 .
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For the nobbiest and best suits Of furni.
ture and foreign chars, go 20 the old reli-
able, Geo. Rick, go and 752 Elm street,
who has the best assortment in the city.
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"Yes, there's . bssp o. difsrsncs in
fovs, . rspli-d de old man ns be tied % .
bar q nars. There's ny s1n join ior
instancs. EverTboiy bests bin 10 boss
f-rris- - -IrIes nm N /. wstch dicksr, AID
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Nashville College
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

Correlated with Vanderbilt University. high
est advantages in every Department SpNhula
Ca isthenics Health. Accessibility. For cav
alogue address No.
Rev, GEO. W. F. PRICE, D. D.. Pres,
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"Hackmetack," lasting and fragrsn
perfume. Price 25 and 50 cents. Sold
81 W. II. Patterson, & Co. druggists,
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Educational.
Georgetown College.

GEORGETOWN. KY.-ou Cincinnati Southern
Railroad.
Located in the healthy and beautiful "siae
Grass region of Kentucky. 18th session opens
September 3rd 1881 Instructions in oil bra oass
of a ollege education Experienced froies-
conferred Useful course for those who can
spend only one or two years in College Terms
low for advantages offered. For eataiogM OK
particulars address early to K M. DuphH''
IL ilnnt
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washington & Lee University

IKIINGI0A Va
rrrt-ue Sen m ne ur-a1 A-rs-ric s,raiss
as II ne rrrIfessir1rsl srfcrlt 81 A1u arf ID
an er1rE. IIu-n-icn tellrtfrf e1rE-sEs mnc-
80 Nr~f rranIrr 49, rarr - ~ cMfn-
I.rns addr.rs aa1terk - NJ Furutr
GW =. LIZ Frri,frt.
NJ CrIabtkI-- .fElNAAf FCt
If addfess frirf-rsl - L9lr -
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Vanderbilt University.

NASHVILLE, TEENEssEF
SESSION 1854.
The Academic. Biblical an6 law Depart
nents omen SEPTEMBER The Me deal. Den
TAI ard Pharmacuetb al Departments open &C
TOBER1 The appliances for scientte k1nca
tion are unEurpa' sed, The school o. Engineer
ing ! attracting special attention. Fer Animal
Register and further Information address ihe
Secretary OF the Faculty. ..-,,-
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ChnIrsns' complaints Of the stomach sud
bowel AZ cured b. Dr.. WOrlninkfOn,s
ODoisrs and Diarrhui Medicine. Prics p
rerts.
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Bellevue High School.

BEDFORD COUNTY. VIRGINIA.
For Boys and Young Men. Prepares for
Business College or Iniyertity. thoroughly
and Handsomely equipped. Full corps OF in
structnrs. Beautiful and healthy location
~ w.R. ABBOT, Principal
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I5Spor, jay 1a-Bzuitn dsessss,
81 90.
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The University Of Mississippi,

Tuition FREE ~ everyday but law sfnjsns
1his irsfitufi01 VII CI.en ~ nett sefsi1n 2ith
sertarrter, 1ssl.
The s0uTss y compleiss ne Fussliy y lnrFe
ale and eflrieut
he terms ere rsrT node-n.e
he uhols IrEtitEti1n j. open attn reTes-
For cafalorues ans irlioTrns Ton arTy 70 een-
A. p srEsEEr. CharceIlur.
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,rur DALLAS WEEKLY nrfALD, THURSDAY July lO Iss0

lsayea him nut In The oold when he fafm'
on The aheen. Hes good hearted, pat
lbefsia no bnAlnepa about him " bad ~
depend On John ri die IN the p0rf house.
10 wfesiled the bag aside seized another
and continued
TAnd there wss my son Pbilp-keen NJ
razor eyes wide opsn, and 20 sharp that
no man IN New Jersey dare offer him . pair
~ old boots Tor $500 boss, for fear Of being
cheated"
as he dead 2"
"Yes, he's gone md that was The sharp
eat trick OF all. lie found he'd got con.
sumption, and what did he do but hunt up
q life insurance agent, take out 5000
policy, give his note for the premium, and
come home and fall off load OF hay and
run a pitcbfork clear through him. Some
sons would have hung on and doctored
around and wanted current jelly and
chicken soup for eighteen months but that
wasn't Phil. No, sir. He didn't even ask
for anything better'n a $50 tombstone, and
he said needn't glt that unless the marble
calf."-[Wall Street News.
T. resident Arthur to Visit the Yellowston
Region.
On his way west we hope he will
visit Louisville, Kentucky, and witness the
5Sth monthly drawing Of the old reliable
Commonwealth Distribution Company,
which will take place July 3lst, 1888. Cap
ital prizes OF $50 600, $4,000, 5000. $50
pr.zes, SIP, 400. Tickets only So; halves,
81; 81 tickets. $50; 55 tickets only 800.
Address r. M. Boardman, Courier Journal
Building, Louisville, Kentucky.
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BANK OF ABILENE, TEXAS


NJ PAY F0R Al WH0 VIII N0i.E
ID ia 1877. C-r-lHrH f-rs- a rHEfL-
LfgG SOCK Att-sFs foHE ErEEs Pc
ishe-. = Lor,s ~. l1-1-s1H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-03

FATALLY INJURED BY FAILING TELEGRAPH POLE.
fre-alarm telegraph pole, standing In front Of
falling inflicted injuries supposed to be fatal upon
little boy named Walter Shield, seven years old.
Walter had been sent on an errand by his father,
Sth northwest, and had his younger brothrr with
him He was crossing stree. when the pole fell.
The younger brother with him saw the falling
pole and ran. The heavy piece OF timber struck
Walter on the head, crushing in one side OF the
injuries had been attended to by Surgeon General
Hamilton AMI Drs A. +. A. King y. W. Prentiss,
and f. F. King, he was removed to the Childrens'
hospital 1t was found that the pole which was
apparently solid, was rotted completely through
at the curb. The break In the hre-alarm line Was
at once repaired.
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Condensed Locals.

Street lamps viii be lighted at 7:49 IN. and
eX'ingniSh' d at 3 As am.
VIM. Neitz v on Saturday filed an action against
The b. and p. II. X. Tor damages laid at S5.Gp0 to
Irnperty ON Maryland avenue, between 12;h and
18TH STREETS southwest.
The Columbia fishing club OF East Washington
have gone on their annual fishing trIn The OFF,
ricb, secretary, and Conrad Kaufman, TREASURER
A Large NUM- er OF people attended the excursion
given TO By Ridge yesterday under the auspices
OF the Washington musical society. The CHIEF
attractions were the concerts given by Levy. the
corDetIst.
Charles KldweIl, OF this city, while stretching
telephone wirts near the Relay House, Nd. S 1T
urddy, received severe electric shock, which
caused him to fan nearly halt way down the pole.
Luckily he Caught his spur before reaching the
ground and was saved from a serious accident.
At the Potomac archery match Saturday the
by Messrs. l. w. MaxSon. W. A. b ,rtlett, W Flint,
J. f. Paret ana L. b. Wight, and in the Columbia
round Iy Mrs. W. A Bartlett and Miss F: BealL
The trading scores made at the Capital City gun
club Clay pigeon match Saturday were maze by
Lairi, W gn"r. Baily aud Movhous.
As NJ III 1nTy Thomas foreman at Mr.. Lingers
hair factory, was getting out of his carriage on
Saturday afternoon he fell on rock and broke
his arm. DR.. Torrey YVES called and set the
broken limb and the ID Itient is now doing well.
Ernest BarIiOrn was charged before Judge
NILS this morning with fast driving. He was re-
leased OH his p r>Onal bonds.
The ftvcrite hii-hOr5e "DuDmy,' for n long
tim" doing servi.e at west side Capitol HIN was
stolen last night from his usual standing place.
and up TO ~ O'Clock today had not hHen found.
Saturday afternoon Detective Raft saiZ d a fine
show ease fillci with fancy articles from the drug
store OF Mr.. s. F. Lewis, I4;h AMI streets on ac-
count OF personal tx which had not been paid.
The owner pad the amount jf37S0) and was about
to remove the goods, when Mir. Ran la1 another
attachment on the same property for 4 similar tax
unpaid for 1888
Rev. F. W. Maldeis. the German Baptist Evan
gelist, OF Btltimcre commenced a revival meeting
at the Central coiorej Baptist church, 81 and /.
Streets northwest, last night. and mt en- neni-
tents presented tn mSnlve, after tn" service.
j. j. Cook, TO the Use OF Horace JarbOe, has filed
bill by Mr. James Fullerton against John ONral
and OF hers, ing that certain deeds of trust be
set aside. on the allegation or fraud, and that a
decree OF sale be passed.
NeSSrS. Edwards and Barnard to-day entered
suit for .nnfe e. hcQuay against the b. & p R.R.
for $500 damages TO property 929 Maryland ave-
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Am.,sclncn.s. &c, Ton

Ams,scnscn.s. &c, TO-nig's.
National THEATER.-BIrlow, Wilson & Co.'S
Mammoth MinstrelS.
DINE EUsEUM-Grand re-opening
DRIVERS SUMNER GARDES.-Varieties.
ABNER-S GARDEN.-COnrert
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CHIRTS.-DON'T FORGET THAT THE
- "MYSrkRY" SHIFT
is the best Shirt for Is cents cred m this or any
other country, being elegantly made Of the very bsst
msterial.
This shirt been sold this market for ten years
and thousands o. best citizens testify to its su
peIfortv. both ss to quality and tit
Only Is cents for the
MYSTERY" SHIRT.
the best ftting and most uniform in quality Of any
shirt in the market
Sold only at
HEGITNISS',
au16 1902 + street northveet
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CITY ITEMS.


VIII be sold for tomorrow only at N. Au rem
STEMS, 817 7th street northwest 9inch pie plates
10c.; slop Jars. 9Oc; stone china chamber sets.
complete. s1.65; wooden water buckets, lie:
quart water pitchers l5c toilet sets, 45c square
Bohemian vases. go. pair, worth i5c.; 2 qu,rt
coffee pots, 49,: quart. 15c.; quart, 17c
cts, &C.: qu'rt, &C.: quart. isc.; quart 49,. !:
cuspadores, 1oc,; fiat iron ana stand, 23c;
dozan silver plated forks or table spoons, 3d.,
worth &1.75; 4 dozen silver plated tea spoons,
42c., worth 81; Is dozen maJoiica or decorated
plates, Soc; great reductions in bird cages;
trunks Is per cent less than cost