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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.
OYrTCE or TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OrrYrvu

1ne weather.
OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL Ovr,cxp
WASHINGTON, D. c., May Q, isea $50 a m.
For the middle Atlantic states, fair weather,
followed during the night by occasional rain,
temperature, followed by falling barometer
SPECIAL BULLKTIN-LrGHr RAINS TOMORROW
A storm of considerable energy is central in
Nebraska, moving slowly toward the lake region.
west. and light rains from the lake region and
TEXAS The following stations report heavy rain
&maha q; Yapsson. a ie'i Denver. " Soi Fair
weather continues generally throughout the
sonthern states and Ohio valley. with warm
N the middle states and New England, where the
Winds have shifted to northerly with lower tenn
fallen from Sc to 100 at Rocky mountain stations,
and light snow is reported at Cheyenne. The In
the Atlantic coast during Thursday, With light
rains In New England and the middle Atlantic
states. Rain is also indicated for the Ohio and
mississippi valleys and gulf states on Thursday.
Best sewing machine Oil 5 cents per bottle.
Auerbach's, 9TH and ii streets
YoUNa MAN, named Robert Norris was ar
rested yesterday Tor disorderly conduct on the
street He was calling alter a young woman,
named Molly Ward, whom he claimed took him to
up and the woman was also locked un or
In the Police Court Morris forfeited collateral and
the woman's case went over till Friday.
ExcuRsIoNs to Luray Cave Decoration day May
Suh b. q r depot, $50 am. Round trip only
80, Including admission and transfer from train
70 the cave. Tickets for SAFE at Hephe nstine'S
drug store, Frees bookstore.
REINFORCED shirts, finished go cents, at Auer-
Daeh's, 7th and streets
FrssEILs Ice CREAM shipped anywhere out of
town. Special attention to strawberry festivals
"WORLD's BEST India Linens, Uptown Coch-
rane's.
Go TO Lew Newmyer's for bargains In MEMS
boys and childrens clothing 734 9TH street three
doors from street
CELEBRITIES. "-"Guyot," "Argosy" Braces, Up
town COchrane'sL
s. MoNTHLY.-Howe's business course, with pen
manship. us 7th.
Best and cheapest clothing for little money
Lew Newmyer, 734 9TH street, Sd door from St
"CooL ADDREssl"-Opp. Fussell's, Cochrane's
THE boatmen ON the Chesapeake and Ohio canal
90 no more work on Sunday.
FUssELL's Ice Cream.
HALL TYPEWRITER, $50 street: So
Hor SPRING DIAMOND JEwELRY, real settings at
Prigg'A
MASSANErTA, Bufraiu, Lithia and Deep Rock lust
received at Skaters mineral water depot.
CHOICE White GoOds Laces, &C., Coehrane's Up
town.
IcH TooIs.-F. p. May & Co., 6s4 Pa ave.
FIX columns will be sent postpaid for one dollar
year. Try It.
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BASE BALL-The Waverleys defeated the Ma
tl0nals yesterday by a score OF 2 to l. The
Scythlans defeated the LIE Droits yesterday by to
played as follows: AT Cincinnatt-Cincinnati 8:
LOUISVILLE, 4 At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10:
A Al, AZ Baltimore-Athletic, OF Phila-
9eipnla, d; baltimore, 8. At Trenton-Harris-
burg, I; Trenton. q Five innings Game inter.
r1pted BY rain, and umpire declared it In favor OF
Trenton. At Camden-Merritt, 4: Quickstep of
Wilmington, O. AT Buffalo-Bu1alos, s; Cieve-
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NefvOusneSs, Debility.
ana Exhausted Vitality cured by using Browns
Iron BltterA
BALTINORE MD.-Dr. Irwin Fl. Elderldge saws:
II would recommend q trial Of Browns iron Bit
tiers In all cases OF an&m1c debility or when a
tonic or appetizer Is Indicated"
OWENToN. KY.-Dr l. F. Mundy says: II have
found Browns Iron Bitters one OF the best tonics
and prescribe 1t frequently"
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CHARGE DTsNIsSIn-This morning In the Police
Court Prosecuting Attorney Padgett called Judge
Mehler, the B. Z p railroad boes, who was ar
rested yesterday for trespass In moving tree and
sidewalk without permission at the new freight
depot at South Capitol street. as stated In yeetor.
days STAR he stated thathe had received note
from Capt Greene, Of the engineer department,
to the effect that there was no serious harm done.
and that the parking commission would take the
proper steps to have the trees arranged In the f-
ture. The case was dismissed
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1bARs WORK IN THE SIXTH sUB-DIvIsIoN-THg DAY
NURSERY AND THE INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL.
AT meeting OF the board OF managers of the
sixth subdivision Associated Charities last even.
Ing full report was made of the work of the cur.
rent year. This report showed that from the be-
ginning OF the current Associated Charities wear
October %, 1882, TO May /, 1888, the sixth sub
division received 81 applications for help from per-
sons living Within its boundaries; "a applicants
representing 259 persons, have been helped during
this period The ten applicants not helped were
An active employment and visiting COMMITTEES has
also done much during the past winter TO relieve
distress by obtaining work for number who were
unable TO get IL for themselves During the period
named the sixth subdivision has expended in its
charitable work the sum OF $30445 Fifty-six diff
Ierent Children have attended the day nursery In
the Lincoln Mission building. During the month
OF January 65l meals were given, In February
LOO, IN March $40 and In April 1925 making a
total for the four months OF 4,9l6 meals Payments
were received from parents In January amounting
seoo; total, s23.2l The nursery children OF suita-
Die age are taught after the kindergarten method
Sne salary OF the teacher and the cost of materials
SSoo ~ rn ns sshSo being paid from the .Miner
ISOLATION Oder children are taught also some
thing OF housework and sewing and all are trained
a0es 70 the number OF 40 attend the Industrial
school, held Saturday afternoons. and are tauCht
20 make garments for themselves and each is
given the garment, when finished. which she has
made. Lessons also are given here In housekeen.
ing, nursing morals, &c. In addition To contrfhnn
tons OF provisions and materials ana the time
snd labor given 6y It's member land the payments
in money from January ID, $9Q5Q, as its share of
the expense OF carrying on this day nursery. The
efcers OF the sixth subdivision are Hon. Arthur
Macarthur. president; A. g. Pratt, vice president;
areE
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A Washington Man Stabbed.
SAID TO HAVE BEEN FORMER BOOKKEEPER OF 60

dispatch from New York last night SAYS:
" The real name of George E. Brooks, who was
stabbed in his cell by fellow prisoner in the JET
ferson Market station, is said to be Jacob or
Valentine Vincent. His recent employer, a show
card printer, says he was formerly well to do
having been employed as bookkeeper by Gov
shepherd at Washington. His wife is employed
In the Treasury, her appointment dating from
him for some years on account Of his dissolute
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II q Wise Man

carries an umbrella on fair days, how much wiser
is ne VINO carries an accident policy, on all days.
$40 and 322 Broadway, New York? Whether fair
or rainy, when meeting with an Injury, his policy
holds good
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NOVELTIES liz WHrrr Goops..

NOVELTIES liz WHrrr Goops..
SEATON PERRY,
Succeseor to Perry Brotnsr.,
NEW FRENCH, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
M TnRRf G1o ps,C IN GREAT VARIETY AND AT
INDIA LINENS. PERSIAN LAWNS
LINEN CAMBRICs PRINCESS LAWNS.
FRENCH AND ENGLISH NAINsooKs
ENGLISH PIQUEs. INDIA MULLs.
STRIPED AND CHECKED NAINsooKs
DOTTED AND FIGURED SWISS MuSIINs
cp MITE AND CREAM EMBROIDERED NULL
IVORY WHITE EMBROIDERED ALB,rRoss
EMBROIDERED FRENCH sATrNH ROBES.
EMbhoiDERED INDIA PoNGEE ROBES.
w EELLE4HNT AND COMPLETE STOCK OF LIGHT
FOR SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR
LoU1S1NES. SURAHS AND SUMMER SILKS
CANTON CREPEs AND CREPE DE CHINE.
SUPERB STOCK OF BLACK AND CoLoRED
blLkS. VELVETS AND GAUZES.
BLACK SPANISH AND GUIPURE LACE NETS,
EMBROIDERED FICHUS. PARIS JERSEYS
NEW BLACK GRENADINES. FRENCH c. p.
ANDERsoN's SCOTCH ZEPHYRs
FRENCH SATINEs PRINTED LINEN I.wNs
NEW COACHING PARASOI,S A. ID SUN UMBREI-
LAS FROM THE BEST MANUFACTURERS.
PRlCEs. ,>' ~ND So"A'1
SEATON PERRY.
Perry Building
Pennsylvania avenue. corner 9th street.
Established lSAo. m,k
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AOluScn1ents.

TIE CIRCUS. Washington always gives hearty
welcome to good circus. and the name OF Bar
whenever 1t appears here. The procession which
passed through the streets this morning was a
to the Athletic Park this afternoon for the onenn9
performance. The show IS fully up to the claims
made by the management, and although its stay
erative.
NATIONAL THEATER.-Miss Ada Gray will appear
for the remainder OF the week in " East Lynne.n
May 18th, 18th and 10th the benent OF the Potomac
BOAT CLUB Will take place, when " Lady OF Lyons"
"Pygmal1on and Galatea' and Parthenia and
iMn 9so win be given by MI. R. L Downing,
pany. On May 18th and 18th the annual testimo-
MAJ 10 MT samuel G. Kinsley will be given, when
there viii be grand revival Of "Pinafore."
Mr. John T. Ford will be given Monday evening,
May l4th. The performance Of "Iolanthe" will
teur company OF Baltimore.
SPRING RACEs-The spring meeting OF the Ma
tional Jockey Club will begin May 18th and con.
eash day.
star combination are giving fine show this week.
The cosy Comique is well filled every evening, and
'ne
ana Willie, Dolly Lang and Samr Sharp, in the
Reporter; Maggie Wiliett and Harry Thorne, Rey-
Zelta, the Circassian; the blind musical wonder
LONDON Punch and Judy. and many other novel;
ties are at the museum this week and attract
large al licences, both day and night
CoNGr sGATIoNAL CHURCH.-The closing concert,
under the direction of Dr. Blschofr, will be given
LINCOLN HALI--Theodore c. Cone, OF Georgia.
Will lecture here Friday evening on Central
Truths and Common Sense Conclusions Religion,
science, and Ingersollism from the Standpoint Of
ABNEE's GARDEN.-Abner's Summer Garden is
now open every evening. A concert Is given
PICNIc.-The Columbia Fishing club will give
thelr 18th annual picnic on May 14th. See advt.
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EXCURSIONS to Luray Cave Decoration day, MAY
S0th b. p. depot, $50 am. Round trip only
$So, including admission and transfer from train
70 Tue cave. Tickets for SAFE at Helphe ms tines
drug store. Frees bookstore
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ONE PRICE ONLY.
WOODWARD & LoTHROP.
s2l-PENNsYLvANIAA vENUE-e2l.
WH1rE Su1rs, WHITE Su1rs,

w HITE SUITsl w HITE SuITsi
Oultnsortment Of White Suits is by an odds large,
and NJ greater variety Of styles than we have ever
shown before.
We only ask q refu examination Of the oualitiea
and workmanship Of these goods convince You thai
they cannot be surpassed at the prioes We shall offer
them Our Suits are all fitted by competent Dress,
without extra charge.
CLOTH JACKETsi CLOTH JACKETS!
In the LATEST Styles and in light medium and dark
colors at greatly reduced prices An all wool Jaoket
which formerly sold for S. so. be bought for
f. So An elegant quality and entirely new styis
Our stock OF Spring Wraps comprises the newoet
designs in Mantillas and Dolmsns. tine handsomes1
line ever offered I'm this city. v
We have also full assortment Of Linen and MohsP
Travelling listers from 81 upwards. d,
shetland Wool Shawls in all colors and at al prioea
WOODWARD q LOTHR0P,
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE,
my4 o2l Pennsylvania avenue o21.
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Nearly all the Ills that af1lict US can be pre-
vented and cured by keeping the stomach. liver
and Kidneys In perfect working order There is
no medicine known that win do this as surely as
Par1er's Ginger Tonic.
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FORD'S OPERA HOUSE.
ANNUAL BENEFIT
MR.. JOHN T. FORD.
1862 THE WASHINGTON MANAGER, 1883
MONDAY EVENING, May 14rH.
The performance-wn be Gilbert and Sullivan's charm.
ing Fairy Opera Of
IOLANTHE; On, THE PEER AND THE PERI,
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
THE AMATEUR COMPANY OF BALTIMORE.
MUSICAL DIRECTOR..... ADAM 1TZEI. JR.,
OF the Peabody Conservatory of Music.
Every Character Adequately Filled
Elegant Costumes,
New Scenery, etc.
Reserved places 81. 80 and 81 co. according to loca
don Admission, 81 90 or 90 Cents. my7
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CITY ITEMS.
Nervousness. Debi]

The COmpOnents
OF DR.. BULBS Cough Syrup are daily prescribed by
the best physicians
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A Young MAN, named Robert Norris was ar
rested yesterday Tor dlsorderly conduct on the
street. He was calling alter young woman,
named Molly Ward, whom he claimed took him to
arestaurant and robbed him OF s.. He was locked
1p. ana the woman was also locked up for larceny.
In the Police Court Morris forfeited collateral and
the womans case went over till Friday
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vxyALKERsS 2ol TENTH STREET NORTHWBo4,
w Mob Proof Psper for packtng QoooA W1ttey08
Brushes and Lime cheap. Pine Tar. oemanA 1elt 80
Pitch Crocks. Telephone nv
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An Animal Drinking Saloon.
DESCRIBED By PROF. MILES ROCK IN HIS LscruR
LAST EVENING.

DESCRIBED By PROF. MILES ROCK IN HIS LECTURE
LAST EVENING.
Prof Miles Rock, OF the Naval Observatory gave
at Clabaugh Hall, on 18th street, last evening, a
very entertaining account of his journey to Chill
where he Was sent by the United States govern
ment to witness the transit OF Venus An enter
taining account OF the objects of interest which
came under his observation was given, extending
from the baby ON the deck of the OUTGOING
vessel clutch1ng at the fiecks OF sunlight on the
deck to the state OF Chili-Peru politics and the
CLASH OF their warning factions. The professor
said that the route OF
THE PANAMA CANAL
had been cleared of the underbrush and other OBJ.
and the ground graded In q number of
places preparatory to the work Of excavation but
that this work had not yet been begun. The cost
these prelimnaries was $50 600 COO and the people
OF Panama did not seem to be very sangune that 1t
would be completed: In speaking of the aridity
OF the western coast OF South America, the pro
lessor SAID That In one place In Peru it
RANED ABOUT ONCE IN TEN YEARS
An Englshman had constructed there an appa.
ratus for distilling rain water, to avoid the
necessity OF transporting 1t for miles on
the backs OF mules This mans income
is now 5000 per month. Attached to his
distilling tank are . number OF troughs, which
are enclosed by fence. This is an animal drink
ing saloon, and here, for ten cents, the horses.
mules, &C., are admitted and can drink their flI
The professor observed that even about this ga
loon d 4nmmeTs and tramps lay IN wait Sometimes
ate happened to be left open. Then he would bolt
Ia and steal drink. Like his human prototype.
he would be driven out with curses and blows In
they were the recipients Of q great many atten.
tons from the residents Of that place. and made
many pleasant acQuaintanceA
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RB-ENFORCED shirts, finished, 60 cents, at Auer-
Dachs, 9TH and II streets
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Perry CarxOn,s Removal
AN INDIGNATION MEETING TO BIZ HELD-THE ACTION
OF THE EMANCIPATION CELEBRATION ASSOCIATION
LAST NIGHT.
meeting Of the emancipation celebration
association was held last night at the DarlOrs OF
the Philadelphia House, Pennsylvania avenue,
near ~ street, the president, John w. Freeman,
in the chair, and M. F. Hamlin secretary. The
committee on constitution and bylaws made q
partial report, and were continued. The primary
object of this association is to reclaim the orphan
sons and daughters OF the colored poor from lives
OF wee ana crime and MT them up by finding
motion was made to appoint a committee to
take into consideration the cause OF the removal
OF Mr. P. H. Carson as an employe of the marshai's
Office, ana to make arrangements for public mass
meeting to discuss and give the views OF the COL
ored citizens OF this District the action of the
case.
Mr.. RUFFIN CALLS IT ''sNAP" JUDGMENT
Mr.. Ruf1n said 1t looked very strange that such
snap judgment had been taken, and that 1t had
the appearance OF an organized thing before
hand. The prisoners who escaped 80 easily had
been put into an insecure place without the
knowledge OF Mr.. Carson, and had easily escaped
while he was guarding the door, and some of
them had voluntarily returned to the prison. It
was an outrage on the colored people OF the city,
people.
''Boss" CARSON.
The chair remarked that he was not satisfied
with this action OF the marshal There was some
mystery about It He thought Mr.. Carson should
have fair chance. ALI respected Mr. Carson.
Mr. Kelly was boss in New York among the
Irish-CoL Carson was boss among the colored
population in this city [Applause.]
inc motion ts ior the apPoin.m ent OF committee
was , carried and the chair appointed Messrs
Laws and VIM. H. Barker. The COMMITTEES were in
structed to select time and place for the indigna-
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ssAlderncy Dairy W.

Quick, complete cure. all annoying Kidney. Bla
Ger and Urinary diseases 81. Druggists.
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The Story Without an End.

Again, It's great monetary value seems almost
mOnotOnous. The 155th Grand Monthly DRAWING
OF the Louisiana State Lottery at New orleans on
April 10th, has this record: Ticket 82S S7 drew
the first grand prize OF SIS co., Of which Henry NJ
kessling OF No. l88 Dearborn street, Chicago, Ill,
and A. GARNER Tricot, Vermilfonville, La, held
each one-ffth Ticket No. 2692 won the second
capital OF $25. 0O0-collected in one whole lump
through the Manufacturers National Bank, Of
81, $50 won the third capital $4,000, and was sold
In f1fths-one to Edwin 7. Eisenberg, Jr. COLLECTED
through the Central National Bank, OF Philadel-
phia); another to II. H. Harper of St Georges
Colleton county, s. c.; another to VIM. H. Hamp-
ton, OF Tracy City, Franklin county, Tenn: an
other to r. F. Kruger. No 24l 4th street, Milwau-
kee, Wis. The two fourth capital prizes OF S. 900
each were sold to holders of tickets No IS 5O7 and
26,5O2-twO-ffths were sold to James r. DAY.
Malta Bend, Saline county, NO., and to parties In
Fort Wayne, Ind, New Haven, Conn. For fur
Orleans, La. before the next drawing, on June
1Sth, when the grand capital prize Will be $4,000
: The Finest MayOnaise Dressing
Tor all kinds Of salads, cold meats, raw tomatoes
picked salmon, cabbage, ETC., Is Durkee,s Salad
made.
immense Bargains i'm BABY Carriages,
refr1gerators, ice chests and trunks, of the best
manufactures, sold atR Goldschmlds, 812 9TH St
IL W. my3-u
you VIII pronounce Hub Punch the most DELI
wholesome. Sold by grocers and druggists.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctoneers
HANDSOME ROSEWOOD CASE PLANO AT Auo.
On SATURDAY MAY Yi2 IMELrrH ,sss =. TEN
O'CLOCK A. NJ. We shall sell. within our salesroom.
one Rosewood Case Piano. Cost $500.
Terms: Cash. WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO..
my9-3t Auctionoara.
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LundbOrg's Rhenish Cologne,

ru Vu InIEty D8yW THAI.
r. me voltaic Belt Co, Marshall, Mich, will send
Electric Appliances trial for thirty days to men
young or old) who are afnlcted with nervous
anteeing speedy and complete restoration Of health
and manly vigor: Address o above. N.B-No
nsk Is incurred, as thirty days trial is al
Ao"". W,Am
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Weshal continue the sale Of
BLACK SATIN MERvEIILIEUx
IN the superb Qualities have hpn selling OF i.ss q
TO-, S0c. g. 81. le and 81. "a per yard.
We guarantee them-every thread pure SIX. and
recommend them for splendid wearing Qualities ON,
Inc OF Black Silks will hereafter. contain the test pro.
auctions OF American Looms which are obtaining daily
30 enVlable reputation for durability They do poA
nave as high lusre as Lyons Sks for the reason that
our American manufacturers do not an the weft with
Chemicals which give high lustre and greater weight
to the fabric without adding its wearing quality
Having demonstrated that silks can be ufactura6
IN this country cheaper than France they are
70 make only such goods viii commend their manu-
facture to consumers
We have. of late. had many customers whohave been
greatly pleased with two qualities showing at a. Is
and 81 % per Yard. which highly recommend
sURAH SILKS
Arc also very popular. We have . splendid quality,
called the
VELVET EDGE sURAH.~
At 81 per yard to match al the new shades Of Drsss
Goods. Also. sgood ...,....-,,'
sATINE suRAH.
At &C. per yard Can be had ia the new colo O, Man.
DARN and Crushed Strawberry.
FANCY SILKS, CHECKED SILKS BLACK AND
WHITE STRIPED SILKS.
only &c. per yard. Black and White Checked sfhs
only 62hc per yard. Pin Checks and Fancy Checks
only o9c per yard Fancy Silks In new Colors and a.
fects 7oc per yard. Louisne Check snks In eleesnt
styles only 81 per yard-Dolar twenty I'VE quality
These goods purchased 1t auction, and we cali n.
eenuon 70 the extra good values which we are thus ena.
bed to oner In them Choice selections can be found
BLACK -0RENADINER
We have splendid quality. all silk, at 81 per ysrd.
which Is worth dollar twenty ve and finer qualities
$l6o 81 IS and 81 per yard in Brocades and
Saune Str1pea equally cheap. Nuns Yelling at &C.,
per yard regular &c. quality. At Soc. very fine one
both ~ inches wide.
BLACK LACE BUNTING
at t0c per yard. Superb color and quality Warranted
I'll WOOL Forty 1.-TWO inches wide.
HENRIETTA CLOTH.
Pure silk and WOOL ct 81 per yard
CoLoRED CAsHMEREs.
The finest line OF shades this CITY, and at the prices
the best quail ity-50c- and 7bc. per yard
2-inch Nuns Yelling. In Cream Light Blue Pink
and Azulne Blue ct 24c. per yard. Splendid value
ONE PRICE ONLY.
WOODWARD & LoTHROP.
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ssA1defncy Dairy WagOns.s
Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet min.
&C. per Of Cream, 15c. pint
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THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.


SCHOOLS 10 HAVE TELEPHONE sRRvICE-THg QuHs-
TON OF ADMISSIONS TO THE NORMAL SCHOOL
PROPOSED ANIMATION OF THE NORMAL SCHOOL
10 THx HIGH sCHooL-THs SCHOOLS 10 b CLOSED
ON DECORATION DAY.
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BAnaA1ss AT Mnorssrsr.
SpRrso DRr Goops.

We are daily recsfvine o1f 6prine and 0smmsr sws.
ply Of Dress 0oodA comprieing fun line Of 6lack 6(
% gredes; Sarah et!ks Oth0manA. estn Rhsdaans1s
Cnnd4A c.oth. n Y ths ns.sh.ass rIs9ce Wee sse
MuGlin Robes; Printed Linen Lawns 8 sp3endid Hno q
Bl.ck Woolen Drse Goods e an ths psw fs6E5csi -
81. NV designs Also en- SsEapt Hne g n9G
6otSS snd Sapiins 70 @ssch' - soan AZ ees,;tz n
dseo3 Table Damask By IL yard IN cha1Ss peS1eSsl
Towels and Towelng In Gyeot variety. 1hooe y -
q choice goods win do WGn p examine peock bGb4
purchsdng. 49, HOE BRO q co.
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The Safest Way.
The safest and surest way to restore the youth.
ul color Of the hair Is furnished BY Parkers HAIR
Balsam. which Is desertedly popular from It's
superior cleanliness -
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w OODwARD q LoTHRoP
BOSTON HOUSE.
HEADQUARTERS
BLACK AND FANCY SILKS.