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Smyrna times., 1884-09-03
New Advertisements.

The attention of our readers is called
to the following new advertisements:
Groceries,. B. Spruance, Phila.
Crapets-Payne G. Green, Phila.
Capital Dress Shirts-F. A. Burgess.
Stoves, Heaters, &c.-L. G. Mccoy.
Oysters-N, G. Moore.
Fish and Oysters-Ezekiel G.. Reed.
Trotting Race at Poplar Green Park.
Delaware Gazette and State Journal.
terguson's Drug Store, Clayton.
Painter and Paper Hanger-John
Wilkinson, Jr.
Business LOcals-J. II. Primrose.
John Wanamaker.
Smyrna times., 1884-09-03

AN exchange thus states the mat
Ter:
The coming question is, how to di-
vide the profits fairly between capital
and labor, and give each its proper
share. Unfortunately, labor cannot
share losses. If $4,000 is made one
year, labor steps in for its share. If
the same is lost next year capital must
sustain the loss, as labor spent what it
made the previous year and cannot re-
fund what it has not got When labor
gets forehanded enough to make fair
deal ON losses as well as profits. does
not labor then become a capitalist {?
Or, how much must a man be worth
before he can be known as q capitalist? d?
Where is the dividing line?"
Smyrna times., 1884-09-03

ACCORDING to good authority the
general business situation shows
evidence Of moderate but steady i'm
prOvement. There is no rush of orders
in any department, but the volume of
business in many lines is increasing,
and the outlook is favorable for a
gradual and healthful expansion of
trade as the season advances.
Smyrna times., 1884-09-03
Sh2Iv2'WU, De/.,
Afternoon, Sep. 3, 1884.

THE TIMES" is published every Wednesday
afternoon by RoBT. d. HoFFECKER, Editor and
Proprietor, at Smyrna, Del
RMS-SUBsCRIPTION-On year $500 III advance
or $3.50 if not paid till the end of the year. No
paper discontinued until all arrears are paid
only at the option of the Publisher
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at the rate
OfSeven Cents line for the first insertion; sub
sequent insertions Three and-a-half cents A
liberal discount made to quarterly, semi annual
and yearly advertisers
OBITUARY NOTICES will be charged Five Cents
per line.
Smyrna times., 1884-09-03
THE cholera is still spreading in the
Pyrenees villages of France. In Italy
the situation is said to be alarming.

THE cost of the campaign in Egypt
for the relief of Gen. Gordon is esti-
mated at eS,OOO,OOO. The total num-
Der of British troops to be employed is
IL 600
Smyrna times., 1884-09-03

SENATOR HENRY B. ANTHONY, of
Rhode Island, died suddenly yester-
day. He was the oldest United States
Senator, having served continuously
since 1859.
Smyrna times., 1884-09-03
a Card

Having fully proved by actual and
practical use, the superiority of the
Domestic Evaporator, for all the uses
for which it was designed, and having
received the unqualified endorsement
OF all who have examined it, l now
wish to meet some party or parties who
desire to take hold of frst-class man
ufacturing business, and am prepared
to make any such an exceptional pro-
position. A. w. COLEMAN.
Smyrna times., 1884-09-03

a CONTEST over wagon load Of
peaches. between two city buyers. is q
phase OF life that greatly interests the
grower, especially when the friendly
contest gets the value Of the peaches
up 70 city prices Il is then the farmer
Feels he is the middleman.n or. 10
other words, the one that scoops up
the profits.
Smyrna times., 1884-09-03
DEATHS.

1ACOBa:-At Hartley, August 9th. Ida Nav
uaugiter, OF Nehemiah and Clara Jacobs aeed
Nathaniel Jones, aged years. ''''
Smyrna times., 1884-09-03
Pump Making.

EMORY q MORRIS, wish To notify the citizens
oi t smyrna and vicinity that they are now reody
at moderate prices Satisfaction onern,,,odS ai,H
orders lett at the residence of either wi receive
JOTTI FNSpXSH aug 27-lm
Commerce Street Gnr,aI,l,ri "a -, ~;
Smyrna times., 1884-09-03
OYSTERS.

The subscriber gives notice that bo 80 ,.....
6{tGy Ie{aGy 70 supply the people of SMYRNA viz
C.1 OlSl EhS lie will supply them ut Iiclr bonses
CIeiy ,uHy through the week and tArv can be ob
time through the dav ''''''i>' Hlreet any
sep 3-:iW n ~ ,,,,r,,
Smyrna times., 1884-09-03
MARRIAGES

Jon NES-HUTCHIS0N.-At Union NJ. f. Cbnrcb
Appoquinimink Charge, August Goth bv Rev
D: y. f: Waddell, Prof Daniel b. Jones. Of tbe
IIonIerehce Academy, Dover, and Miss iiz1ie
HutchisOn, of Townsend '9' i'i@Aie
Smyrna times., 1884-09-03
j. II. IoISINIROSE.

Dealer in Ladies' Misses and Men Fine Gus
tome Made Shoes in all widths. Parker Holmes
d Co.'S Calf Shoes in Balls, Button and Congress
at $50, worth $3.50. Look at our Walken Faust
II you want comfort, handmade for s. co. worth
$3.50. Mondel's Solar Tip, the best at less than
you can buy them elsewhere.
Read Necest NeW THINGS" at J. b.
COODer'S
Smyrna times., 1884-09-03

Now is the time to buy your Coal
Order it rom the Philadelphia an,
Smyrna Transportation Company.
There can be no better Shirt than
the "Que," sold By J. 3. Cooper only
j. II. PRIMROSE,
Dealer in Ladies, Misses and Men Fine Gus
/ tome Made Shoes in all widths. Parker, HOme
d Co.'S Calf Shoes in Balls Button and Congress
| AZ S20O, worth $3.50. Look at our Walken Faust
II you want comfort, handmade for s. 90, wortl
] $3.50 MOnders Solar Tip, the best at less thar
you can buy them elsewhere.
Read " "Nelcest Ne,C THiags," at J. b
COOper's.
IMPROVEMENTS.-AmOng the new
! buildings of our town, one cry attrac.
tive, is that of Geo. w. Cummins'. foI
/ dwelling, &c, on Market Street, neal
/ Commerce. 1t is in the hands of the
w0rllmcn who expect to have it finish.
/ ed by September. The property is for
rent and nicely located for business.
THE Perkins & House Non-Explos-
i've Lamp is the only Lamp fit to be
used among children. 1t cannot ex-
plode or break. Sold only by J. B.
Cooper.
How IIE Cor a POSIuoN.-"I applied fora posi-
ton in a banking house in Wall street six months
ago, and although / proved my competency
they would not take me. / had been down ON
my luck and looked old and shabby. An idea
struck me. ! got up new growth of hair with
ParkerS Hair liaisam, raised Il decent suit of
clothes, applied again, and they took me In a
minute So writes clerk with $1,000 salary.
Inc moral IS plain PaTker'S Hair BalSam gives
a person new face sep 3.4w
Pulpit and Family Bibles, at J. b.
COoper's.
Side Bracket and Extension Lamps,
at J. b. COOper's.
Trunks and Valises-big lot-at J. E.
Phillips
Window Shades and Spring Fixtures,
at ). Is. Cooper's. Loops and Fringes.
Rough on Rats clears out Rats Mice, l5c.
Rough on Corns" for Corns Bunions 15e.
INN People. Wells Health Renewcr" re.
stores health ana Vigor, cures dyspepsia, Gc. 81.
Rough on Toothache,o instant relief l5c.
Ladies' who would retain freshness and vivaeity
don't fail to try Wells Health Remover.
Buchu-paiba," great kidney and urinary cure.
Flies, reaches, ants bed. bugs, rats mice cleared
out by Rough ON Rats" l5c
Rough on Coughs" troches, l5e: liquid. 2jc.
For children, slow in development puny and
delicate, use Wells Health Renewer"
Rough on Dentist" Tooth Powder. Try IT, l5c.
Nervous Weakness, Dyspepsia, Sexual Debility
cured hy Wells Health Renewer" ST.
Mother Swans Worm Syrup, for feyerishpess
worms. constipation tasteless. BIC
Singing, irritation, all Kidney and Urinary
complaints cured by Buchu paibe.' 81.
Night sweats, fever, chills malaria. dyspepsia
cured by wells health Renewer'
My husband writes Il LADY, is three times the
man since using " Wells Health RenewerP
If you are filling, broken. worn out ana ner.
vous' use "W Wells Health Remover" ST.
Prevalence Of Kidney complaint In America
y hueAp -paiba" is quick, complete cure 81
Table aud Pocket Cutlery at J.B.
Cooper's.
New Stock of Spring and Summer
Clothing, at John f. Phillips.
J. b. Cooper can suit you in Carpets.
Sec large advertisement.
Bse@lf you want Toilet Articles Of all
kinds, go to Cloak's Drug Store.
Smyrna times., 1884-09-03
For Sale, Cheap.

"a Good Family Mare, very gentle, 9
fFE ~ years old, good driver and fearless Of
eYN oars; Win work anywhere. Apply to
aug 27-im f. H. BECK SMYRNA Del.
Smyrna times., 1884-09-03
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Order any Book you want, at J. b.
Cooper's.
Now is the time to buy your Coal.
Order it rom the Philadelphia and
Smyrna Transportation Company.
There can be no better Shirt than
the "Que," sold By J. b. Cooper only.
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AT THE CAPITOL DAY STAR ROUTE SECRETS
hhAlGAE TREATY IN THE SENATE w. A. COOK THE STAND
THE MORRISON DID GUITEAU ACCOMPLICES
MEETINGS COMMITTEES, The
AT THE CAPITOL TO-DAY.
TREATY IN THE SENATE
IHE MORRISON TARIFF BILL.
MEETINGS OF COMMITTEES. ETC,
The Senate.

The Senate.
MI. Allison presented as n memorial Joint reso-
luton OF the legislature OF the state OF Iowa urging
that The national government avail Itself of the
power granted by the constitution to regulate COM
LltIce between the states, and praying Congress to
pas laws IN pursuance OF that power for the reg,l-
I'ilo OF railroad fares and frcghtS at such figures
as VIII aiioW reasonable return. and no more. on
.ne amount OF cash actually expended i'll the con-
struction Of the roads.
THE MEXICAN TREATY.
AT the conclusion of morning business the Senate.
al O'Clock, on motion Of Mr.. Miller (Cal), went
into executive session on the Mexican treaty
'l'llc House.
MT Dingley reported from the shipping commit
zee the majority report i'll favor OF a Dill relating to
pilots and iiiottge.
THE MORRISON TARIFF BILL.
MT. MoFrison reported favo-ably from the ways
ana means committee "a bill to reduce import
dlt1cS and war tariff taxes Nhe new tariff hilD ac-
companicd with written report.
'ir. Mckinley submitted the views OF the minor
i,s anu te House then, at :l5 D. ln.. motion of
MI IoWnehend (ilL>, went into committee OF the
Wlple on the post Office appropriation bin, general
debatc to be limited to three hours.
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Hope for the G:reely Party.

CAPTAIN SCEI.EY CERTAIN OF FINDING THEM SAFE
"Since the arrangements for the Greely relief ex-
peditOn were begun" said Captain Schley "letters
OF advice and inquiry have poured in from all over
the country, and the crank5 have been in clover
Many OF the letters addressed to the President
end are of course turned over to me. A great many
OF the letters-seriouS, intelligent ones, mean
are OF gloomy. fOrebOdng tone, II ii was for
gone conclusion that we are all going to DEATH
II would like to bet" said a bystander, "that the
expedition returns next fall in safety" why, OF
certain that will find the Greely party, and find
them safe, too. There is not the slightest doubt OF
1t in my mind"
''Where do you expect to find them?" asked a
STAR reporter who was an interested listener.
1--WE will find them, think, between Cape York
| rations between Lady Franklin Bay and Smiths
SOundsufcient to last the Greely party for fifty
four days on full ratiOnS The POlarlS people made
the journey In safety, with no such prospects as
the Greeley men have. The chances are good, even
II the trip was made last fall. In the vicinity OF
last all winter, or the eSquimaux could be reached
without much difficulty. II the trip made this
spring we are sure to find them all right. In any
event, therefore, feel satisfied that they Will be
returned in safety"
Capt. Schley will take with him great many
relatives and friends.
Passed Assistant Surgeons II. E. AmeS, Ed. II.
Green and +. 8. Nash have been ordered to report
to Commodore Upshur on the 18th instant for tenn
pOrary duty at the naval laboratory New York. in
connection with the distribution and packing Of
medical outfit for the Greely relief expedition.
These officers will all accompany the expedition,
one being attached to each vessel. DR.. AmeS will
be ordered the Bear but the orders OF the others
have not yet been decided upon.
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Alexandria Affairs.

Reported for THE EVENING STAR
DIR. POULSON'S PASToRATE.-Very much tn tho
regret OF many Of our citizens, tie paStordte Rev.
DIR. POulSOn, OF Trinity NJ T.. church. has come 10
an end under the conference rule. Rev. Dr. r. has
been transferred TO the Baltimore conference.
While here he gave new life 10 his church organ-
fZatiOn, and the new edificc now soon To be re-
opened will ever be monument OF his pastorate.
FUNERAI--1he funeral OF one or the oldest Ger
man ladies In the city-MrS. Barbara lIemuth-
took place this afternoon from the residence OF
Mrs. Makeley, ne.,r the Midland railroad Mrs.
Helmuth was In her S5th year.
the negro now held ia Jail here after his attempt
to escape from the burning Jail at Fairfax &. H.,
will, II is understood. be indicted well his
capped associate, Lane. for arson, the punishment
for which Ia this state is death.
NoTES.-A fox hunt started this morning from
the south end OF Hunting creek bridge. rear this
city.-Rev. DIR. Bullock. OF Washington. Off
c1ated with the other Presbyterian pastors at the
funeral OF Miss Maggie Ramsay here yeSterday.-
AT the recent Virginia VI. +. conference, at Water
In Alexandria, IL being understood that transfer
from the Baltimore conference would be made by
the bishop for the supply OF the church here
Mr. Harry Kirk, OF this City, has bought tho
schooner +. G. Scranton nGw sii'k In ofiCeR street
dOcn, iOc 500, and t..e ycs WI - used this
son, as SG0h repairs C.ll axe, 10 T. IA
from the hover !ia sssil:r T.. itI; al Club a., "a
a large mcctiig - its TcJ.... { Ilisii:. Ad-
dresses were delivered by y. L. VI. White, OF
Missouri, and Othera-Small amounts OF fish are
now coming to the wharveS here-The cOnRregae
ton OF Trinity N. f. church will return TO their
reiltted church next Sunday. IL has for many
THE Reform club here has altered its rules 50 an
to admit women as active members of the club
The funeral OF Mrs Mary +. Wilkins took plac0
yesterday.-Judge Kirby Win open a special term
inst-The corporation court h.s been adjourned
until April
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-11

REsIGNATIoN.-At a meeting held last night Mr.
Joseph = Parker. y. g. OF Covenant Lodge. No. l3,
resigned said office, and John H. KorG was elected
IN his stead
BUILDING ASS0CIATIoN.-t the 12th regular
monthly meeting ot the Citizens Equitable Build
Ing Association held last night, at tioddards hall,
S5.U.s was sold at prices ranging from slgJ To sIy2
per share. being 26 shares sod.
The STRIKING HoDCARRIEES.-A posse Of police
We're again sent To tie building 3lSt and .
stree 5 to-day To preserve order against the striking
hod-carrerS. III Il said that mechanical appliances
will be used there and generally elsewhere. at an
early date. TO raise the bricks and mortar.
IMPROvING.-MrS. kengla. whose recent at
tempted suicide has been mentioned in The STAR,
is not the daughter OF Mr. j. I. Narnell. as has
been stated. bat a Miss Cane,l, OF Washing
ton. Eer condition f. improving.
DIED WITHOUT MEDIC Al lATTESDaSCE.-About7 z
O'Clock yesterday morning otto SChlGeter, white,
four weeks old. living al 2g street. died without
having had medical attention. The coroner gave 4
certificate OF death from natural causeS.-To-
day Child about years old AZ 2ti2 Frederick
street, named Wilson. died without having had a
doctors attendance, and Martha Lewis colored .7
years old. at liIl 26th street The coroner has
bfen npfffi,a1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-11
COMPLEXION BLEMISHES,
COMPLEXION BLEMISHES.
COMPLEXION BLEMISuES.

q {Arnr White or red inranacd rimrles on the
che ass forehead ard nose affects both se1es
ard chteks ' ~
3 Giver Spots H. dark rnlGitly-looiing spots
Gil the h.4, and checks affects ladies -
l. NASAL Erytienls )-EttIless and oiliness Of the
5 (stipIed Skin Coarse deep pores on checks and
6. Freckles Moth Tan sallowness. Birth marks. are
annoying r"npie xlcn >colgIatnis all wE.ch readily
.ioli TO true Der:ila;ological skill.
Or. VAN DYCk beau.ifss the Complexion Hair. Eve
tro"s IEtaSht and Hands. aiI successfully treats the
annoying Bi.l,ii~l, Discolorst 81, and Dfr"t DOCS no;
uss amy C"ln~ti. Era-u.e Paints OF DYES His treat
1'nt - Scent IL, Furry M auty ing. Artistic and
DR.. Van pYCK D.-iuatolo.-:S.. No. % Grant Place
L. ?tt an1 iG;l, Gi II - devoted 20 years Of his
Lfr t@ IA" s;y anl Practice Cf DcrInaology He has
tln,ii,t %ii' I'd a tatei every of coInrle xiol
a 'ld r tihSLs III cSisteice Tntil he lsas arrived
al a!ros Perfection III their The Doctor is
I.uiir G"'i1.i Of ns '4e a,i.i slIsery and has eu-
folsi ilii with tience i'll his skill he
1srs a,not ,~ patrons tc l.ading society ladies' of
o. rsr l al II cines i'i DR. ,a Vax bYCK ra wants to
IL. :at-s nj, publishes certificates Of He re
fS,s lr,l's dlist very day tr9ueh those who have
i'I'IE~. # S" nav any hlei-h or defet of the COM
IcH!er l. sEiI HANDS or hair. matter what thu nature
bhCk at o,ce. and yen rely Il tat his trea ut
vi! e-Ee Yen entir- satisfaction.
s. !seor harsh dry, frckict iscolore,l Itchy and
r'HinNe eou-se oi t.c.'Men: OF Z few months
n.er.
These wishing treatment during the present season
ti..ud n.aks 'neir en5asril;i:s early The doctors
I;G:- an 'troIset; daily by tie elite OF America Re
-. f AID one N " VIVA ' d. y ytN bYGk It Is letl gar
ct Avoid advertising pero,s who ADV r
Ahectio,s. r-gt her. III Washington without the least
.re ai lr .:-aed- Ctce No. ~ Grant Place betmetn
st III. Iptli ard q a.. Il s:.trt, Hou:s to
y. S'-4-ANs 10 : II u.a.le to call Gc :Iuc yuIlr
: 4
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The Delayed Pacific Cons, Train..

SAN FRANCISCO, March 1I.-A special dispatch
to the ChrOnicie from Los Angeles says: The
passengers by the delayed trains from the east who
arrived yesterday, came by rail as far as Pomona
and thence 10y team and on foot hither. They re-
port that there are fully 4G0 emigrants and first
class passengers In the vicinity OF Cotton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-11

TeleRraDhic IkricfS.

Commissioner Nining, of the Western Trunk
Line Association. has requested the Burlington and
Alton railroad Officers To join in movement to
advance rates, but they have declined recognize
| him.
The New Jersey supreme court to-day decided
that the new police ordinance OF Newark Is legal
| giving the democrats cOntro! OF the force.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-11
Texas Happenings.

FIRE AND RAILROAD ACCIDENT
GALVESTON, March IA special dispatch from
Cleburne says: An 1ncendiary fire on the south
side OF the public square yesterday destroyed four
stores. Loss, sa5,90.
special from Waco says: A west bound express
train on the Texas and ST. Louis railroad was de-
rallied miles east OF CarSicana Sunday night. Two
gentlemen and one lady were seriously hurt
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Father 0.tssyIau acouit,ca.

CINCINNATI. March IA special 10 the CONNER
cid}-t1sttts. nom New Lexington Ohio SANS: Tus-
uce Porter yesterday held thai the charge oI con-
sPiFacy against Father q Roy Ian was not t'stah-
ISiled ana discharged the accused amid the ap-
pIause ot the audience. The ease grew out of tie
arrest ui Father q BOyign, Who WAS changed by A.
.. Mcpe.tt Win Illegally permitting the ~ a
church nj earning, Ohio and the subsequent at
tempt on the part Of eight of Father o Bu, Ian !
synt3th.ZerS 10 lynch MCpeyltt.
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LangstOM Still at Large.

SEEN TO TAKE NEW YORK TRAIN
1t has been ascertained that Frank LangstOn On
Thursday night, went with girl in a Concord
wagon to Hyattsville, Md. and took the train for
New York. and there is but little doubt that he IS
In that city. The officers there have been thor
oughly posted and are on the look out for him. Il
is thought that he might assume female attire to
better elude the officers and that he may attempt
to escape to Cuba.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-11

r.
PARIS, March 11.-PTince Jerome l'.Plon Plon0
made an address last night To III, BurarartIsc
journalists who are iayorab" Ia the Ity i>iol u tie
constitution. Among other things he said: Every
thiiig must bow 10 the Necessity OF again allowing
tiie people 10 declare their VIII, tJSnuch they
are our masters. L am not rich like the orleans
princes hut respect the sovereignty OF the people
ana VIII oppose all attempts u usuTp their rights
Inc agitation Tor the expulsion OF the orleans
princes llom France Is constantly gaining strength
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-11
Jaw Gould i'm H,x,,c

NEW YORK. March -ll--Jay Gould Is spending a
Few days In Havana and is not likely 10 com, ha \
This week. as was reported on the street yrSrrday
ihe annual meetings OF the Gould roads occur To-
day at 81. Louis.
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iAEHMATCLOGY.
PERSONAL BEAUTY.
PERSONAL BEAUTY.
PERSONAL BEAUTY.
PERSONAL BEAUTY.

From The earliest personal beauty has received
tne highest trIi ute from has inter,
1s 'lI' iol tiie poet aid universal subject of
ar. Ira,S. I; has Ca;I-sd rise and fall empir,
aid has is.t armies victcry
fsrs'i beauty l. CO the sweetest charms of
man. aIIi AKIN admiration worship that tI.
lan Who h*S never bowed to its influence is devoid of
the pr-nCIie> If trIe manhood The man of culture
OF science and learning. the umutCred savage and the
lnno@ent child with one accord inyountary acknowl-
eds-e Its IUwtrS
The FIR, attributes Of personal beauty and female
IoVe are fresh, pure. c peerless and beautiful
CoiiicNlpii, regular uniform eyebrows and laShos
healthy. vurCI.s luXriant hair and white pretty
hands, and their preservation. cultivation care and
tr' ttInt l. an Indication u. cleanliness neates
and rc: c:,IIGliient
1T il WuIaIiS privilege to look brautful II sex
Itcttu OF her To Ds atTaC tive and Possible
and to preserve her PERSONAL appear
long Is She can
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A Rough ExDericnce,

PORTLAND. OREGON. March l1.-The party OF ten
men who Were reported TO have been lost I'm Occur
Alene mountains have arrived at Trout creek
after thirteen days woeful experience in the deep
snow and dense forests. They are utterly worn
ont
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GREArANDP PoslrrvECLos1ScSALr
TO CLOSE BUSINESS BY APRIL 1sr
EVERYTHING AT COST.
STUDY THESE PRICES:

STUDY THESE PRICES:
Cousins fI;c kd Button tla. 81 so price 20
Cousins fire Kid and straight Goat hand -scWed that
art sold al -. Your choice $500
Couslus' Pebble Button Lan,l-sewed that were sold at
s. 90
All Our Ladies' fine Kid straight Goat and Pebble But
ton that have been =. 50 and 81; now ut S. and 81 20
ReIntnlOer. these are cost Prices.
Ohe lot misses fine Kid Siiing Heel that cost S.
now $l.55.
Burt's Low Shoes at So %. former price $3.50
All our Ladies and Mems Low Shoes Tor Summer
wear sale; all marked down to actual cost
MEMS SHOES
B'lrts fns Calf Button Lace and Congress, that have
never been sold for less than 50, your choice now at
$3.50 They arr tine very best 90 DIS made. and at this
price viii sell quickly
All our othcr Mems and Boys Shoes marked down to
actual cost.
We positively close April 1st Store rent and fix
lures for sale.
Those in want Of Slippers should not miss this or
portuDity. ReIleiIbe name.
S1NSHEIMER j. BRO,
febl2-lm&2v sOa eth street between II and I.
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Escaped Train Robbers Killed

from Silver city says: Train robbers who were i'm
pr!Soned here broke Jail last night. They were pur
bers resisted arrest, and two of them were killt.
anu another was wounded. The others were recap
tured. i
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THE SHARON DIVORCE CASE.
FRENCH VICTORY IN TONQUIN.
TRAIN ROBBERS SHOT.
The Sharon-vEiI Scandal.
TESTIMONY or A CoIoRFn pRrssN.Kr

OF A NkFS>MAkFR
SAN FRANCISCO. March lion her croSS-eya amt.
nation In the sharon case, the cnlOrsNd drSSmaker
Martha Wilson, testified that she could not read
but she felt sure the marriage contract produced IN
court was the same that Miss nil showed her In
lsSl as she recognized certain marks on the par,r
Miss nm had frequently told her that MI Sharon
was crazy 10 marry her.