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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-05

elusive of Hartford and New Haven, give
Blaine, 24,469; Cleveland, 1926; scatter
ing. 1854.
BALTIMORE. Nov. 4~.--Complete returns
give Cleveland "a, 4S6; Blaine, 1880.
MINNESOTA, Nov. 4.-Sixty-four pre-
cincts and towns outside Of st. Paul and
Minneapolis give a Republican majority OF
TO- 79.
MICHIGAN. Nov. A. Eighty-nine pre-
cincts give Blaine, 1879; Cleveland, TO-
927; Butler, 500; St. John, 3,1S6.
OHIO, Nov. 4. = Four hundred and
twenty-seven wards and precincts give a
net Republican gain of 9,016 over 1884,
and a net Democratic gain over 1850 Of
1,002.
VIRGINIA., New, Nov. Affection
passed off quietly, heavy scratching. The
count will not be completed before Thurs
day.
POLAND, Ogn., Oct. 4.-The city gives
Blaine 500 majority and the county, o00
| The State is not less than 1900 for Blaine
New YORK, Nov. Ask hundred snd
| forty-fve districts outside of the city ol
| New York and Brooklyn give Blaine, 1884,
3S4; Cleveland, 1913, 025-net Democratic
gain of 1854,
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 4.-This city gives
Cleveland 1,75O majority. Democratic
loss 665.
Iowa, Nov. 4.-Fifty-four townships
| give Blaine 6,6s9; Fusion, 5,54S-Repub
lican net gain, 2S4.
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ELECTION RETURNS.
Rnlleiin No. 1.

SAN Francisco, Nov. 4.-Weather cool
and clear here, and throughout the State
the indications are that the vote Will be
the heaviest ever polled.
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Mr.. P. Steler takes pleasure in announc'
ing to his patrons and the public in gen.
eral that he has adjusted his claims with
the insurance company and has remove
his entire stock into Whitton's building,
two doors south Of the Po~st-office, at which
place he offers his magnificent stock Of
~jewelry, solid and plated s%ilverware,
clocks, etc., regardless Of cost. 1t will
repay any one to inspect Mr.. Steler's stock
and they will be convinced that never be
fore in the annals Of the history OF Eureks
has jewelry ever been offered at such q sac
riice as Mr.. Steler is at present offering
10 the public.
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~MIsCELLANEOUs ITEMS.

The muniicence OF Hans-Qua, the great
Chinese millionaire banker, draws atten-
ton TO the fact that in China nearly all the
bankers are also pawnbrokers. Goods are
pledged from q quarter to half Of their
market value, and at the end Of three years
become the property Of the banker. Legal
interest in the Flowery Kingdom is 30 per
cent, or as much Hereunder as the lender
will accept. Bankers interest runs as
high IS 80 per cent per anpum
Irish butter seems TO be the best. At
the international Exposition, held this
year at Calcutta, Ii was awarded Q diploma
and medal. The samples exhibited had
voyaged from Ireland to India and had
withstood several months exposure TO
tropical heat. The next in merit was q
sample Of American oleomargarine, but 1t
was thrown out by the judges ON learning
its nature.
This country, remarks the Chicago Tri-
bune, has the reputation Of c~ountenancing
repulsive exhibitions, but the great Nose
show, which was recently held in Vienna,
was probably as repulsiye as anything
which has ever been chronicled here.
Eighty beings competed for the prize TO be
awarded TO the biggest nose, and their an.
p~earance a. they stood in line was most
sickening.
1.-THE grinding OF hemlock bark has be-
come q considerable industry in the West"
says q New York lager beer brewer. at
has been discovered that q fine beer can be
made with its aid" 1t is asserted that the
chief substances used in adulterating beer
are tan-bark and soda, with a little rice
malt to give ii BODY and hold the foam
Hemlock bark is being used instead Of
these articles.
Handel, the composer. was a great eater.
He would often order = dinner for three.
and then brighten the waiter half to death
by calmly eating the triple dinner himself.
A special Act gives Simpson Harris, OF
North Carolina. q pension of $50 a month
for services rendered in 1914. He is IO4
years old. Harris is one Of those Demo-
Gratis that never die.
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O Delicaeies.

Among the choice delicacies to be found
at P. N. Hansen's, may be found the fol
lowing: Dingee's, choice mixed, spiced, and
plain pickles, Curtis Bros. superior tomato
catsup, Cross & Blackwell's goods, Batty'f
nabob pickles and %curries, picked oysters,
Kemirich's extract of beef, Rogan sardines,
imported Swiss, pine apple and sap sage
cheese, French olives, Richardson's plum
pudding. rolled ox tongues, homeless sar'
dimes, boned herring, and a number Of the
delicacies too numerous to mention. 4
Growing Old.
Luccs has passed the twenty-ifth ami
versary of her first appearance as a public
singer. Patti, Nilsson, Lucca and Ma
terna, the four most famous female sing
ers in the world to-day, are about the same
age, and their retirement will probably bt
almost simultaneous. The present Ia,
therefore, the golden opportunity Of
younger song-birds who are ambitious tc
assume their msntles.
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PORTLAND, Or, Nov. 4.-The weather is
clear and good order prevails. 1t is esti-
mated that the State vote will exceed
81, 900.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 4. - California
votes for s Presidential Electors, 8 Con-
gressmen, 30 State Senator'S from odd num-
bered districts, and 80 Assemblymen. The
counties elect local tickets.
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Change of Base.

M. M. Ley has removed his stock Of gro
c%eries, provisions, hats and caps, and
boots and shoes, from his old stand on
Ruby Avenue to two doors south from
the Courthouse, where he will be pleased
to see all his old customers, and as many
new ones as choose to honor him with
their patronage.
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NOTICE.

+ HAVE PURCHASED THE GOOD WILL
and book account Of Joseph Boos in the
PEOPLES MARKET, and will continue the
business a. heretofore.
Persons indebted to the old arm Of Boos L
Zsdow will please make immediate payment to
me. WILLIAM ZAD0W,
Eureka, Nov. Q, 1854. matt
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Notice to Builders.

EoR SALE CHEAP. TWO FRAME HOUSES,
Il each 2Ox20. situated on the east side OF
Buel street; also. the large frame saloon and
restaurant building known as the Albion
Hotel. near the Albion min For particulars.
spply at the once OF
BENJAMIN SANDERS,
Eureka, Sept. as, 1884. s26tf
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Velocipeies end Tricyclcs.
Dol Carriages Of every kind
BOYS WAGONS in aCre var ETY..
lei..hs and {. Jpn. 7 II Us.
DOL Of every possible size, kind
and style, IN lc {. SIS.
Steam Fire Engines, Steam Pro-
pell -. It am Locomotives. Steam
Ingi IS. lUct'ir Toys.
Marie Lanterns.
Mechanical Toys o: every kind
Pnte.It Rock ug Horses.
Cam, ara uzz!es.
bui d.; ard Alphabet Blocks and
thousands .. o her Toys, ranging
fruTh 81. M.
lie Plush Work Foxes, Toilet
Ca-cs, { llar Gnd uf Boxes. SHAY
ing SETS. glove and Handkerchief
BNxrs.>Mallcurc cts. S.tI, king SETS,
OdJr Case. Jewel Boxes. inc Cut
gl">s y : o;s. Plush Albums, Auto
graph Albums. iSc-, a..
silver plaI,d Carl stands, Fruit
Stand Pick e stands, Sets of ca
spoons IL c.s.s. 'i'aola Spoons in
cases. Knives - caser Zine NAPKIN
E;E.s=, Butter Dishes, Casters OF
eve; Hini S,i'lTsi reams, Spoon
holders. &C &c &c.
Fl 3a;iu-lin d Work Baskets,
Scrsp EasAt1s. Lunch Baske q. " ork
Stands, hopping D-s&ets. &c, sc
&c
Gold Cabinet Frames Plush Cabi-
net Frames. Oil. u il aid Plush,
EboLS-, o. n. Nalal. and other ic-
turr Frames III lasge variety, at vcry
/, W price,
Fine i'm o9teJ Oil Chromos or
OleG2Gal rs
Tirc Oil Paintings and Enrrfv-
ings. vera hanGso...e anG very low in
Irice
Ladi s. Leather Bags ia immense
variety, bsau ifui styles and very
cheap.
I.a.i - Plush Bags. lovely goods.
I.adie,'. cents and Children's
Wail-ts Purses and Eockctbo ks in
ever style.
GEM = Travelling and Toilet Cases
Zine lal i'd aad Fancy Wood Desks
aid Wgrkboxes,
Pearl Poke Kniyes. Boys Knives.
Fin lRar asses. tIcprshgum Cigar
Holders. Meerschaun Pipe.
Dr- - Bird Cages. from 9..c. UP.
line Wine Sets. IEkstan.is, Paper
Weights. Thermom -tccs, &c.
Fine japanese Trays, Workboxes
Glove AMI Handkerchief Boxes. cab
inets. Card Cas- s.
Tobacco Boxes and Curios.
land and Toilet Mirrors, Brushes
OF very style, kind ami size; Combs
of every slZ,
Books I, children Of all kinds ID
for all ages. Jul-s Ncrne's Works,
59c Lovely Picture Books.
Cnildren's Desks, rom 99c. IN.
Toy Chairs Cradles and Bedsteads.
IN Plush, Zine Leather and other
Albums we carry 3 very handsome
assortment. Our large Quarto Al
buns at 9ec., and our Plush Larze
Albums deserve your especial atten-
ton
l. fiueRolled Gold Plat solid Gold
or silver Jewelry, We offer decided
bargains. Our stock in this line is
very complete, and We have made
every effort t. nIaiutain our well
earned reputation OF selling reliable
goods.
Our stock at present is the largest
we ever offered. Our variety of
goods is almost bewildering. Our
prices we guarantee as low. if not
lower than any other house in the
Atlantic states, and when you have
bought of us you viii fell satisfied
that you have savei money.
10 a.oid the immense rush we
have just before the holidays. and
t. be properly waited upon. we would
ask you to call early to make your
selections.
ILVERBERG & CO..
( and 3l3 Sth street northwest. do
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u U T &c o R A.
MISS BOYNToN'S CASE OF SKIN AND BLOOD
DISEAsE-THE MOST REMARK
ABLE CURE ON RECORD

have been afflicted for one year and nine months
with what the doctors called rupla was taken with
dreadful pains in my head body my feet became 50
swoi en- that perfectly helpless broke out on
my body and face, my appetite left me- 1 could not
sleep nights, loss desh and became SO wretched
that longed to die In this condition after trying yari
Gus remedies. engaged two Homeopathic physicians
Dr - and DIR. -, and was under their treatment
ayear and half and failed get even temporary re-
Hei My disease grew worse my sufer;ngs became ter.
rible. tried faith cure" but 1t was unsuccessful
Kind friends then tried to get into the City Hospital
but the superintendent after seeing declined to ad
NIT such mine there and said wou Id not live
SIX weeks unless was relieved
On the Goth OF April last, sent for DR. F. M Blod-
gett OF Boston. He came, and, after examination
pronounced my case the most hopeless he had ever wit
Messed My photograph. which was then taken at hia
desire while lay propped in bed, shows disease
Is it appeared face but pic ure could possibly
Indicate how much pain and suffering endured The
eruption had increased to great burrown foul smell
ing sores. from which reddish matter constantly
poured forming crusts OF great thickness Other
appeared various parts of my boIy and became 40
weak that could not leave my d.
In this condition, and by advice of Dr. Bodeett be-
gan the use OF the CUrIcURA REMEDIES the REsoLvENr
internally three times day, and the CUrICURA and
CUTICURA SOAP externally In jus. sixty DAYS ie June
20 so far recovered to be able 20 alone to the
gallery ana slt for my photograph which shows more
than words can do the wonderful these remedies
nave wrought IN less than nine weeks The have
all dis ppeared from my face and body my appetite
and strength have returned: free from pain my
sh is increasing. aud go about ana enjoy life
My restoration perfect health is now only matter of
few weeks My friends think my cure miraculous
and shall never feel that the CUTIcURA REM
EDIEs have saved my life
EMMA BOYNTON 80 Chapman Street
BOSTON, MASS. July II, 1884
Knowing the composition and curative value Of the
CUTIcuRs REMEDIES, / recommended them to Miss
Boynton with the results above described Endorse her
statement faithful and true account of her sufer
lnss and cura T. NJ BLoDGErr. NJ d.
HOTEL PARTHIA,
CUrIcURA REMEDIES sold everywhere Price
CUTICURA, Soc SOAP 25c REsoLvENr 81
polTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO., Boston.
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W. W. BURDETTE d CO.,
No 928 SEVENTH ST. AND 7O6 Z ST. N. W.
The cry LOWEST
(CAsD PRICES FOR DRY GOODS.


BEAUTIFUL FRENCH DRESS GOODS Just received.
CASHMERE SERGES. all colors, II yds for So worth
double the price cheapest Dress Goods in the United
States
COLORED B IOCADE SILK VELvETS. all Colors re-
duced to 81.
LADIES' CLOTH sUITING. in Gray and Brown. one
yIrd and half wide, 81 &c.
COLORED SILK PLUSHES, $15O
COLORED AND BLACK SATINS. Soc
BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS. IN REMNANTS, re-
duced to I2Hc.
DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS dmmense size) ex-
cellent quality s..
COLORtD SILKS (fne French Goods) reduced from 81
to 75c.
BLACK SILKS tnade in France) very fine quality re-
duced from 81 rs to 81.
BLEACHED TABLE DAMASK all pure linen, SOC
FINEST QUALITY SURAH CASHMERES, all pure
fine wool, nearly one yard and half wide, worth
$l25. reduced to Toe.
BLA, CASHMERE sHAwLs all pure fine wool,
$l50
COLORED SILK VELVETS, 81 Is i
DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS. s.
HEAVY BED COMFORTS 81
SUKhH CASHMERES, all pure wool, wide double
width; all colors, reduced from SOC to 3716c
d. CARRIERS. Ill MARKET SPACE
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GnrAr REDUCTION In PH1crs.

We have Just returned from New York, having taken
advantage Of the depressed market and offer great
gains In
Sealskin Sacques.
Newmarkets Fine Plush Garments.
Mink and Other Fur and Satin Lined Circulars
visites In Velvet and Plush
Otter Beaver and Other Fur in Shoulder Capes Mufs
and Trimmings by the yard
Gentlemen's Gauntleta and Mufiers.
Seal Caps Ladies' Seal Hats.
Carriage Robes and Fancy Mats.
AL Selected and Reliable Goods.
B. II. sTINEMETZ SON.
d12-2u 1887 Pennsylvania avenue.
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LADIES SEAL SAcours
FUR LINED CIRCULARS
SATIN LINED CIRCULARS
BEAVER CAPES AND MUFFS
FUR TRIMMING.
CARRIAGE ROBES
FUR GLOVES.
SEAL CAPS
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S FURS
GENTS DRESS SILK HATS
So. Sc, So
FASHIONABLE STIFF HATS,
$50, So. $3.50. SO. $3.50. "a. $3.50
OPERA HATS
BOYS HATS AND CAPS
CANES AND UMBRELLAS.
JAMES Y DAVIS SONS,
n26-lm 621 Pennsylvania Avenue.
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The Christmas Clubs.

The next meeting OF the ChiIdrenS Christmas
club OF the second district viii be held on Saturday,
December 20. at halEpast two o'clock, at the
Franklin school building. Tickets OF membership
and badges VIII then be distributed Applications
FOR membership must be made before that date.
Persons who know OF poor children who are not
likely 10 be reached through the agency OF the 20
ice. VIII confer favor by sending their names and
addresses 10 Hiss West. S16 18TH street. VINO will
see That they receive the tickets admitting them to
the dinner.
THE HIGH SCHOOL ClDETS.-The High school cadets
Were Photographer at their dress parade Thurs
day, on the High school campus. The picture will
Be sent a part OF the school exhibit TO the New Or
leans exposition. All the new cadets have been
supplied with uniforms OF dark blue, with SKY blue
trimmings and brass buttons, with''H S" stamped
On The center The officers uniforms have trim
Eings OF gilt lace.
REARREsTED on THE CHARGE OF ASSAULT AND
BATrERY.-la the Police Court this morning As
sistant District Attorney Thomas called the atten-
lion OF the court the case OF the small cOlored
10y. William Fillmore, charged with aSSaulting
Gray b llley by striking him on the head with a
brick. as published in THE STAR. He stated that
Fillmore, Who was released on his personal bonds
at the time Of the assault. had been rearrested on
account OF tne serious nature or Bailey'S injuries
Dr. Hartl2an wrote that Bailey would probably no.
Dc out OF danger for several days and the case was
continued Indefinitely; bonds, $780,
A TgANP THREATENS A PoLIcEMAN-In the
Police Court this morning Tough looking man
named Kelly was charged with vagrancy. officer
TurnbuTg testified that he arrested Kelly, who is
common drunkard lie was sentenced TO three
months on the farm. Kelly turned towards the
officer, and With an oath threatened him The
judge said that he would send him 10 tail for con-
tempt, but as &c was he would have TO work on the
street and would only have 10 loaf in jail
REDUCED RATES TO THE WORLDS EXPOSITION AT
NJ" ORLEANS VIA BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD
Excursion tickets are now sale at the Offices OF
The Baltimore Ohio railroad, 6I9 and 1851 Pennsyl-
wanna avenue ana at the depot, for the New Orleans
exposition; rate $40 for round TRIP going and re-
turning the Same route. For tickets by one route
returning different route, S4S. Special rates for
parties Of fifty or more. These tickets are good
going Tor fifteen days, good Tor return passage ff-
teen Gays, and viii be accepted 10 starting point
III June l5 less. For all information To differ
ent routes and accommodations apply as above
NEW ROUs.-Ceres, the celebrated Minnesota
patent process flour, is very cheap now and within
the reach OF every body. II makes delicious bread,
rolls and biscuits
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HOLIDAY Goops.
w. W. BuRDErrE & Co.,
NO. 92s SEVENTH STREET,
Are Displaying Magnificent Stock of
FANCY AND STAPLE GOODS
Suitable for
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.

Fancy Plush Toilet Sets from ST. 80 up to $3.50
800 dozen Ladies' Linen Handkerchiefs in fancy
boxes halt dozen in each box. from 81 per box UP to
S45J.
500 Gents Fancy Silk Handkerchiefs from so cents
apiece up to $3.50
$50 dozen Gents Linen Handkerchiefs in fancy boxes
half dozen In box. from 81 25 per box up to So.
Also, Combs, Brushes, Pocketbooks and Collegiate
Soaps
Ladies' Alligator Skin Satchels from 81 up to 35
Colegate's Fine Perfumes Extracts and Bay Rum from
20 cents per bottle UP to Is cents.
Full and Complete Stock of Hosiery and Gloves.
W. w. BURDETTE g. CO.,
will also offer extraordinary bargains in Ladies' Gar
ments which bought extremely low expressly for
the holiday sales Seal Plush Sacques at $50 S35 $40
and S45
Silk Plush SacQues from $40 up to $3.50.
Cloth Newmarkets at 81. 80 $12, SI5. $18 and $40
S12 and S15
Fine and Heavy Black Silks. especially for Holiday
Presents at II. 81 25 81 So 81 75 81 and so per yd
Colored Silks at 81. 5 Los and B so per yard.
Also. Foreign and American Dress Goods from Is
cents per yard up $l50 Linens Blankets and Elan
nels
In consequence Of the Great and Unexpected Rush at
establishment this compelled keep
store open until 10 O'Clock through the week. and
II o'clock Saturday evening"
W. w. BURDETTE L. CO.,
No o0o cEUENrru AMI TOO " \, uy
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Prigg's JeWeIry Store, No. 457 PA. ave.,
offers beautiful tray Of gold front Buttons for
81, reduced from g. New Holiday Goods. 8
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CITY ITEMS.
To One and All.

Are you suffering from Cough, Cold, Asthma,
Bronchitis, or any of the various pulmonary trou-
bleS that SO often end in Consumption? II So use
'WilbOr's Pure COd-Liver Oil and Lime" q safe
and sure remedy. This is no Quack preparation,
but is regularly prescribed by the medical faculty
Manufactured only by A. B. WilbOr, Chemist, Bos-
ton. Sold by all druggists. go
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Our ummense Rarpaius.
Dedication and TRANSFORMATION

The Johnson, 18th and E, announce that he is
preparing for the best. Hasknocked out partitions
and extended his house TO its utmost capacity.
Also added TO his cooking paraphernalia at cost
cargo OF those fine steaming oysters Also other
fine grades Lie time experience. Ladies' large
saloon attached. JOHNSON, the owledged oyS-
ter man, 18th and Z.
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DIR. MiIler,s Neuralgia Pills,

DIR. Millerss Neuralgia Pills,
the best remedy known. Sold by all druggists
Prepared by Geo. j. MuSSer. cor and 10th SIS. 1
Durkee's Salad Dressing and Cold Meat
Sauce
is made from the freshest, pureSt andIchOicest con-
dments obtainabe. In using 1t, waste. labor, anx-
1ety and disappointment are prevented. 60
e. & R. &. Richard, wholesale dealers in
Teas, etc., Pennsylvania avenue, recommend Lips
Premium Soap as 'tne finest laundry soap ever
offered to the Washington public"
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT

Fresh supplies Of Ladies' WRAPS just received at re
duced prices. We will offer Newmarkets. Sicilienne
Silk Russian Circulars and Dolmans Der
count from October prices These genuine reduc-
tons
BEAVER MUFFs and TRIMMINGS in ill shades
and prices
SEAL SACQUES Sc inches to 5Oinches long,
SEAL ULS1ERS. "a inches long,
MINK-IINED CIRCULARS
SQUIRkEL-LINED CIRCULARS and RUSSIAN
CIRCULARS
BI. OK HARE MUFFS. best quality. satin-lined.
81 Is each.
BLACK HARE COLLARS 75c each
BEAVER CAPES In ali shades and prices
NUTRIA CAPES Is inches Deep 80
Everything pertaining to the Eur Trade at New York
prices.
WIILETT RUOFF
HATTEss AND FURRIERs,
n26 3O5 Pennsylvania avenda
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CITY ITEMS.

tsEnOugh for each. enough for all, and enough
for evermore," OF DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
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JObnsOn,s Restaurant

and oyster Saloons, for Ladies' and Gentlemen 440
and 442 tn street northwest Daily arrivals OF all
the choice brands OF oysters served In every avail
abe style. Saddle Rock Roast and BrOiled O spe-
cialty; the celebrated Lynn Haven Bays for half
shell; the best Steamed In the city all selected.
Also, Fish and Game. Meals and Rot Lunch al
ways ready. Free Lunch every day, commencing
at IL O'Clock. Polite attention. Ladies' Saloon first
floor. 2
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CLUB and society btdces, gold and silver dress
Trimmings az Meyer. 922 7tn street.
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COMPARATIVE WORTH
OF BAKING POWDERS.
ROYAL anaus Pure EzzznszmzzzEzzzz.zmrxxz
HANFoRDS
Powder
Aumro~a
sanrt4@E
ReF
.~-Ex
&c)..E
Powders ndhow
OF the Royal Baking Powder.
of nd hompae
ia eeomeisan d@snd conanh
other LoEPh D.
LISA
n let wsuasa
chemical tests which have submitted
MRsE M hD
spra@d b dfinhem
Praden of seensn ueo Technology.
san ALTERATION
materials comprising the 0"d" and the proportions quite
BARTLETT Main saeAs yerandCh
athe Centennial Philadelphia
la dsh lindrem
Yards al h world
analyses and experiments made Prof Schneider
per pound than ordinary hnd far ue economical rss snan~ s Sn
hsehc
% 4 's sss s s
=
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lndbOrg's Perfume. Edenla

Cluett's Crown Collars, Cuffs and Monarc
Shirts are the best OF all go
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ENCYCLOP.EDIAS FOR 4 CHRISTMAS PRESENT
;, &C best edi On now, when tdey can be Dur
biased on eTeu rms advertised In the ''FOr
miscellaneous column Of This paper.
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A PRECIOUS GIFT

EVERY STYLE Of showcase. showcase tables. &c,
at manufacturers prices. constant on hand al
MOTell q Co.'S depot "a 6tn street northwest
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Esraamcss

Barbour Il Hamilton. wholesale grocers,
Pennsylvania avenue have Lpps' Premium Soap
for sale ssin good demand; gives satisfaction"
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LARGE DISPLAY Of Mallard'5 candy at FUsselps.
t427 New York avenue.
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81 20 genuine seal skin caps for boys and girls are
beauties
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PORTFOLIOS in alligator, seal, and morocco, in
great variety, at CHsPNANs,
qI5 PENNSYLVANIA avenue
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PHOTOGRAPHIC WAR.-FIrst-claSS cabinet photos.
until January lst, at Si.25 per dozen New York
Photo Co. 123 eth street northwest. east side