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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-24
Exc,ted rhou.apa..

All over the land are going int ecstasy
over DR.. Kings new discovery for con-
sumption. Their unlocked for recov
cry by the timely use OF this great lite
saving remedy causes them 20 90 nsaIIy
Wild in its praise. II is guaranteed to
positively cure severe coughs, colds.
asthma. hay fever, bronchitis. haarseness
IGss of v0ice or any affection of the
threat and lungs. Trial bottles tree at
B Wheidoa's drug store. Large size for
500. ~
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Frazier's Rout 3hteTs are not a dram
shop beverage. but are strictly medicinal
~ every sense They act strongly upon
the liver and kidneys, keep the bowel.
sipen Snd ngIi make the weak g. ronR
heal the lungs. build up the nerv, $, and
cieibscthe bip'd and system sc svery
iunnriiy. > Id y W. II Irwin, "a nj
nt E'R:nlfia 81 .0Ei.
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Tran,s SentnDce

NEWARK, n. j., Jan. 17.-Judge Nc
Carter sentenced ex.speaker of the as
sembiS, John E2ar, to Imprisonment at
hard labor for one month in The peniten-
uary ana 10 pay $500 fms for an attempt
u tribe Assembly man Arm tage. The
court took IBIo cnside alton the plea OF
guilty, the prisoners NJ aiih and the pc
tiuon for mercy; also the fact that Egan
is forever disqual fed for holding an of.
fee of tTust ar profit under the state.
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Kansas Towns Scorched

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 1s.-The opera house
AZ Washington, Kansas, owned by E. q.
Knowles. and valued ct 100000, was de-
stroyed by fire early yesterday morning
insured for $4,000. The store of c. T,
Little in the same building was also
burned; loss, $4,000; insurance SIS, 900.
J. K. Rockefeller's book aud stationary
store and postoffice were also destroyed /;
loss about $500.
JUNCTION Cry, Kans.. Jan 1S.-A fire
yesterday destroyed Wells s. Tuttle's
general store, Twinbull s. Co.'S store and
the postof1ice. Total loss, $35, in
surance. $50 900
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PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.
Aftornara q Lav

BUCK 3 FEIGHAN.
A TToRNEYS AT LAW
"A Onlee over EmpoTia National bank,
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Prominent Men Missing.

FrTcHBuRG, Mass, Jan. 19.-George
Fl. Kellogg of this city and Capt. Levy
Lawrence of Ashley, are among the
missing passengers of the City OF Col
umbus Kellogg was council
men and for many years was chairman
of the Democratic state committee.
Lawrence @as captain OF the 57th Mas
sacb "selts regiment.
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McHee

w EtGCs
United states Marshal sale, No 4,s97, LEON
county, State and DIstrict ci Kansas. S.
The Emporia National Bank OF Emporia,
Kansas. vs.. . ". Boserseck.
Notice Is hereby given that VIII offer for
sale and seii, at the east door OF the court
house In the city Of EIEporia, eountv OF Lr-
Oh, State and Dir tTtet Of Kansas on january
Is, 1884, AZ 10 O'Clock q "a. o. said day. Tor
cakh IN hand. to the highest bidder. the fci-
towing described real estate. situate. lying
aad being in the county Of Lyon. State
and District OF Kansas. to-w.ts The soath
half e ~ and northeast quarter # the south
east quarter Of section nine % sad north
hals IN bfl and soEthEess quar- ter ef the
Southwest quarter Of kectirn ten, alI in
township sixteen ( f65. Fanks ten CO., east OF
tue sixth 6tla1 prfDefpsf nleriEian. or 50 mneh
thereof - mzy be necesz arg. The above de-
serIbed properly was taken IS the properly
Of thu above named defead Mt. J.,Ws Bower
sock, upon an execution Issued ont Of the u
s. Circuit court for tao District 81 Kansas
IN the above entitled case. and wiz be sold 70
satisfg said 5Hd gaienE. 3 r. SIMPSON
.. :. Marshal. District OF K ans as. :
BY Jx0. II Sz5TH. Deputy.
W58s4 Z +. STEEBr. Atty 6 7 FlsEs
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The wrsc,cd $. eamer-Capt.ln wright

Inc WrSc8cO , eatneE-Oapta1n Wright
Violently Insane over the Accident
Boston, Jan. 10 "A dispatch from the
captain, s. Z Wright says the
City of Columbus is mile d half
from the shore. The bow is out If the
water, while the stern lies IN about four
fathons. The uFp;r works are gone
If the weather modesates il may
be possible tn save some parts of the
vessel. NIckerson, the president of the
company, left Boston st 3 O'Clock this
morning on a special train for New
Bedford and will look after the s.ved
and take charge of the DO lies drowned.
A dispstch from Woods Hole states
that Capt. Wright has become violently
insane.
The tug Storm King and the revenue
! cutter Dexter are storm bound, the
former at Woods Hole aud the latter al
New Bedford. A dIiviOg snow storm
prevails and the weather is very thick.
Another list of the sax e 1ncludes Rod
erick Mcdonald ard Thomas Butler
firemen, and Leeey. seaman, beside.
those already namt d on board of thC
revenue cutter. Dexter.
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Eldoradn Reputl'eaa: The couoiy
commits iooers teitled with ex.Sber;ff }.
B MoDn. Of Emporia, Monfay, paying
him $3.50 for his claim of $500 sg uhst
the county FIR the cat ture OF Hugh, S,
three years ago. ~h' is LOW STRIVING his
time Ia The pcnIientary.
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, The Normal regeats fl i,hed ih.i busI
{ uess Tuursdsy and adjourned. We afe
pleased to leirD that the coadi'i n oi the
finances OF The IL stitui. On is su,h as 10
warrant p:imsnsnt prlvaLcs in
the salaries Of tIetsschers. Tue ada r.
Of the school are in the best 10 siblr
shana
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A new 5 RIGS OF the Unioa Build ne
and Loan Association has BEL t.pened
a. FEED. ii suslrr's, No. Isl Commercial
sr,e', where parties can subs ribe 'or
stock The shares are 500 esch. To he
raid at the rate OF rs CENTS per Wtek.
This is a good opportunity for invest
mott both for IAbuFins men and CAPT
iHlbts
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me First white Mao Hung :, Xvvo,,,.

= . - - Z. n z > N y yOL3lill
RAwLINs, w. T., Jan. 19.-Lsrey
Donovan, convicted Of the murder Of
Leight n at Rock Springs 10 May, 1888,
was hanged here yesterday. Donovan
was % years old and was also known as
John Lee and by some vas supposed
be sou of John D. Lee, the Moruss N
of MO1ntaiu Meadow massacre netorie
~. He killed Leighton for his money.
Donovan is the first white man execIrt. d
IN Wyoming by process of law.
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The No.maI tAc ulty last eyeniI g
"clssse tbs following students TO take
part in the trial contest 10 be held TO
choose delegate To rrpr'se.t the Nor
NAL at the state orulorIcal coD'es' 10 be
she'd at Lawrence 10 April: L A
Wright, Gee. Ii. Mays, F.ank Putt,
Fremont Miller. A fr. d Docking nd
Miss Whorling.
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John P. Hal ard Mar j. Herman
were ma rled Thursday evening by
Rev J. T. Hanna a. the residence OF
Wm. Moore. same niles northwest Of
tl,a citv
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pnssa., tha Hnnss

WASHINGTON, Jan. 17.-rh bill ap-
prJprlsting 81 100000 for the imI roye-
ment OF the Mississippi river pa>seJ the
house. Yeas, 2i0; nays. GA.
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A =. 8 S. z. Abatement.

BcsToN, Jan 10 "A statement of the
operations of the Atehison, Topeka &
Santa Fs>Tsiiroad shows the gross earn
ings iUr the year euoiug December esli-
mated st $15, SG6, 500; expenses aud
t4xt 5. Z $50. $40.
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Marriage lceLs,s were issueI
to Chss ST John aad Ethel Morris, Of
Agnes C.y; and 10 John p. Hall and
Mary j. Hermann, of Emporia.
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Ell DORADO, Kasu Jan. IA. L.
Redden, chairman uf the republican
state CeGtral commiItee, will issue call
for u meeting at the committee at the
Windsor hotel in TnpCka on Wednesday,
Feb 6, al 3 o'clock r. NJ for the PURPOSE
of providing Tor state convention to Sc
lect de.eg ties TO the republican national
convention To be held in Chicago in june
and fur the tran sactiou of any other bus.
fpaaa
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Gov. Click la, a.:si&d the par las al
meet IN The Maeke case, Ibai he viii
take no steps in q e d,e ti"n al par
den uLtIl he las thoroughly exsmire;l
tho facts submit t'd ly tho defense and
the state. a,d then he says lie
will act in accordance with
his convIctioas as - the law 10 .e cas- .
We bslieVe th At II hr does this there will
be n coed shaw Tor Mncke To pay his
fine or continu; 10 nolI up the cot ri
house. There i, one thiug sure-hc will
never resume busiu ess NJ the old stand.
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Papilloa skin cure, PspiIion ,,..t,fri
r,frr. PH,lllna csngh suse. nls,u: 81.
MED by IA. Pspiilrss Na luis,snr, .
-, al t;nls.sns llis an.l aiss..rii 81 4,
bis paper. for $ l. b Chss Ryder
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TIE Cane Growers.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. iS.-The Third days
session Of the natioaal cane growers
association began This morning. F.w.
Hichal, OF Louisiana, gave a resume OF
the past sugar S, ason IN his state,
which, on tue whole, he said
would be disastrous The address was
followed by lively discussion ate
which Prof. Soo4illr, Ct Sterling, Kan.
sas, spoke of cane growing IN KaI s4.
for the past two srasons. He sad IL dad
been uDfoFiunata but progress had betu
made. 9th speeches f.ilowed
The commi'tee 10 draft b cons ~
made II n port, that The fssocisIiol t6
known rs ths Ns'ioHai Sugar Gr,1wlrs
Association, ard an anaual met tiIe
shall he held st such place and time "a
the executive Commute shall designas e
Other minor p inis were reposted. w,ieI
the comInittt was granted fnrl her time
A rts button requesting the govern
ment to continue us interest through
the bureau os agriculture In the sug a
industry was adopted
Recess.
ST.. LOUIS, Jan. 1s.-At the aftsrBo u
session OF the National Cane Growers
association the following officers yer
elected: Plesident, No1nlaa j. Cole
man, of St. Louis; secretary, z X Gil
lesple, Illinois; treasurer, j. 4. Field
Indiana; executive committee. g. "
Gere, Champsisn. III T. ". NIchol
Louisiana, Mo M a Scoviile, Kansas
e. w. Denlng, In llama; T :. Clafksor
| Nebraska he next convention vii
probably be held at ST. Louis a yea
| hence.
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A SERIOUS Loss


BuSDinG of the MOntezuma GoteI at
Las Vegas.
LAS VEGAS, n. NJ Jan 17.-About 3
O'Clock this aft -rnooa fire broke out in
the Monlezuma, the elegant new hstel
at the Las Vegas Hot Springs, and in
less than an huur the house had burned
to the ground with nearly all its coEtents.
The origin of the fire Is not definitely
known at this writing, but II started ia
the lower part of The htu and
had progressed 50 tar when dis
covered that the fire apparatus III
the hotel was of little use TIE outs de
water works were very complete, but
were rendered Of little service soon after
the fire started, by damages by FIRE t.
the connections in tue cellar. The fire
depar ment IN the CITY of Las Vegas,
six miles distant from the springs, re-
sponded prcmotly, tGair engines being
brought up ON the railroad; but The IRE
had gained such head way thet they
could be OF no service The adjoining
boiler houses and one or two LthsT
small buildings were a so burned, hut
the large bath house and the stunc hotel
was not damaged.
The guests of the Montezuma got out
v,
and are all toni shl comfortably housed
in the Hot Springs hotel (tse sto 1e
house, and the hotels down 10 rhe city
The MontaZuma was opened Q year
ago last April and was one of the mesl
elegant places of resort in the country
1t was built and furnish at Il tost q
| about $20G 600 and las done a spieadid
business from the stfr'. Probably nc
place of resort in the Uuiicd Sfstts eVel
gained such popularity IN such sisrl
| time as Las Vegas Hot S. rings. The
house was Insured but the conpauir:
carry lag the risks cannot be harmed
/ here.
The Springs have bsct me so popaiai
as a res I'll FOR tourists aud ia ticHiarls
overland travellers, thst the Santa F,
railroad company have seriously con
siiered the question oi eje IIng aEothtl
house for the sccomm d4tjUn Of guests
and il is believed that immetl ate step;
| will be taken to rebuild na grards
scale than b, fare. The Mont yuma hat
aceommod 4tiops for three hun re,
guests, ard was undsr the management
of Mr.. J. NJ. Barr. who Is doing every
thing in his power to make his guest
| comfOl ltle
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sorrow at savapnaf

SAVANNAH, Jan. 10 The news of The
wreck of the Ciiy of Columbus ard
received here with profound
sorrow in the city, No Savannah pc
people aboard.
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Elmer A. Young. # Til.n,is. and Miss
Mn. Phillips. ofSaf 'rd. were m reed
! Thursday by Justice Fl tclle-.
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THE NEWS.
THURsDAY .JANUARY a. az

Twelve pound girl at Willard Vii.
hite's, three miles east 81 III: city.
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At meeliI 8 o; t,c s'tckhold rs OF
the GraDgs storr, held at ihst- Ilacs
Saturday the toll ,wirg Ulcers were
chosen:
Prcsidcni-John Hyde; secr 'r,, Il
}. Radisill; TT .Asurer,w L McMnhon.
Direct RS Iohn Logan. {. f S. e a.
keT, A. a Hickox, l.. o. Pficst
Audit Ts-Psuy EiSards. j. II
Untie
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Notice fn Sf0ckh0lders.

The regular annual meeting M the Stock
holders Of the Enporia National Benk, Tor
the purpose Of e1ecfing directora for the ca
suing year Will be held at their bank ing
house on Tuesday, January ssf. Isl, hetwten
The hours Of and 4 O'Clock y "a.
dlzS0f3-ss08 L T. uERIF5GE. Cashier.
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what standard on Payne says

COLUMBUS, o, Jan 17.-Senut n
Payr tonight tende ed banquet to
the leg stature and state officers NJ
meruus spe Ches were made. Ia his re-
marks, Senator Payne, ret, rring TO the
civil twice law, said il was like trying
To c'ein the Augean stables vi b a Tooth
brush. That the only remedy for the
service which has be N under control of
the Republicans iur the past twenty
years, and ell the offices filled from
highest to 10 vest by repres. ntaiIves OF
that party, was 10 elect a Democratic
president. THIS would b. the only
complies end radi,al remedy. He ia
vored tariff fer revenue, limited TO the
necessities OF the government, economI-
tally administered and 81 adjusted as tC
encourage pr ductive industries Al
home aud afford a just CONF rs alton tC
laLoreIs without tos'eTibg monopllIe
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SENATE.

WASHINGTON. ian 1s-The chair
laid bef.re.she senate message from
the presIseut transmitting for the con-
sidera- ion f congress The eommrn;ca-
Ii as Of The secretary OF war aud The
secretary of the navy ON the subject Of
the relief OF the Greeley party. recon-
nss nding Immediate action, as The situa-
tion Of the party was most perrilous
one. Also correspondence relating 10
the election OF the Chinese exclusion acI
was a. ked lor Tue senate then went in
II executive session.
Miller, of California, of the committee
on foreign reIaiions, reported favolsbly
tLs b II relating 10 the execution of the
supplemental conn e:ci Il treaty between
the United States aud China. The bill
prohibits the importation of opium from
Cbins Ged expoTt4tion to China
When The doors were rtopcEed the SEN
ate adj urned until Monday.
HOUSE
WAsHINGToN, ID, C., Jan. 1S-Fhe
Fl John r r.er bill wa3 taken up and
gave rise To heated discus sion in
which Sloeum spoke in support Of the
measure and Steele opposed 1t McGiD-
MS, Calkips, Rasecrans and Lyman also
SHE'D their ca.tiFs into the ring, and
tending The debate The house adjourned.
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cosasEs.npsAL sua.MAaY.
-

~
WASHINGTON. D. c.. Jan. ia peti
tl.ln was ire eltsd By Ssnaso.s Bayarti
Frye. Miller, Ky aud MmriI from
various temperance societies PRAY ing
sos eoDsi taiiea1Al auis1dmeEt pTohit,
ifies the n nafaeture and sale OF aico
heltc liquors as q beYeIa Sc.
Bills were ifttr.Ftslefd Is tssi!oNss
Van Wy2k, to secure reasonable rates
ri II in-prsI4lioa fsr p-9plo, over rail-
n .ge, aided BY the gsvrrnms n.
VEn 4Yyck said he desired To Intro
ireS TIE bill as subst t9fe for one of 4
imiler character introduced fewr DAYS
ago. The first blil WAS limited In scope
~ the Unlan isaeisis. The present bill
extends regulating provisions 10 all rail
ways in tae Unite States which r, csiv-
ed grants oteiands. Wien the people
have given enormous grants for building
ia, ir railways 10 the Psctie ii was OF the
superstition that there would Ee natural
com petition between there liaes, hut the
wise purFoses of the people sId con.
gress We're defeated by operations
which are s'psrtitis ni1g,n as they call il,
or dividing mp between h M great en-
pires stretching across tn. continent as
efeetually as the partition of Poland
WAS sffecs ed.
BY GcFhefSon, for tie issue or ciFcu-
iasion mites OF the national banking as
sociaiioa. Il provides iha. upon the de-
posts of Unred States bonds bt airing
interest,", Ia the manner required by law.
any uational banking association msk-
ing the same shall be entitled TO receive
from the comptroller of currency eireu-
intiau notes NJ rxeeetiieg the par value
of the DO ds deposited provided, that at
no lime shall The total amount issued to
such assoc alion exceed the amount at
such time actuslly paid ia against its
capital stock
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-09-24

If ANY ONE wants to know what free
trade brings country to, they should go to
Judge Kelly, Of Philadelphia, and get him
to describe what he saw in London, Switzer-
land ard other trade points he visited
in Europe during his tour there. The
sqgallor, the misery, the wretchedncss, the
suffering, the starvation he witnessed he
describes in terms that makes the blood
run cold. Whatever other misfortune may
befall this country in the course Of time
might be overcome by patience aud heroic
effort, but n misfortune such as the adop.
tion of free.trade policy would prove
and which would paralyze the strong arms
and nimble fingers of our workmen, would
be simply irretricvable and irreparable.
The people of the United States must now
decide for themselves, and by themselves,
whether they want to inaugurate policy
which results as those described by Judge
Kelly or not. The die is still in their
hands. Let them beware how they cast it.
lest they overwhelm themselves and their
country both in eternal ruin.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-09-24

"frightful example" Of wickedness in high
places is about the crankiost notion yet
thrown ont in this canvass. He says no
wants Cleveland elected, but also says he
wants young men to take warning from the
castigations Cleveland has received fer his
Halpin sin, and not to do as he did. Sill,
he wants the young men to vote for tho old
sinner, all the same. We should say that
Henry's going over to the Democracy in
the case Of Adullum had somehow warped
his moral nature and parslyze1 his intel
lect. Henry himself, mastering with the
Democratic crew, IS about as frightful an
example OF what bad associations lead to
as we can now recall.
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Done. brown deer-Roast venison.

Mr.. Blaine has a valid excuse for going
West. He has libel suit pending In Indiana
which all good men and women hope he Will
push and win.
The siippered pantaloon-a naughty small
boys.
The circus lemon aid-cltric acid.
Young Laird TO newly.aBpointed footman);
"Well, Donald, how do you like trousers2"
Donald heretofore gillio who had never
worn anything but kills "Aweel, sir, find
them very uncomfortable about the sleeves.
At a Western school the degrees OF the grad
uating class were conferred under the trees OF
grove owing to the intense heat. There
were twenty-five graduates. Twenty-Five DO
grees In the shade isn't 30 very warm.-Bar-
hH9f0n Free Press.
4 Texas cowboy went into a sideshow 10 500
living twO.heRded calf but only saw dead
one stunned. He is suing The Snowman. who
saysin defense that he dldn't say when the calf
was living,
"Lost your grip1" philadelphia drummer
asked his colleague, who was looking very dis.
NAL on the train. mo" replied tho man from
Market street, looking sadly at the pretty girl
three seats In front, whose side no had lust
lett, "I'ye got the sack. - huntingdon Haj0ksys.
Tho Lincoln (Neb.) STATE J0graal sAys that
Ben Butler would have been stronger ifhe had
stayed East. HIS admirers and friends In tho
West were disappointed To his appearances aud
his speeches.
Henry watterson is 30 seldom heard from
now hat there IL suspicion that he has hsen
mu2zled by the Democrats.- baltimore Amri
can. No. He's around. A little battered, o Il
SIN In tho ring LOyisgiHs COurisr.JOurAH
"Bah, Jovei" exclaimed young slim 10 HIS
gill at the races, "I'm Just u dollar out" At
this moment fatherly'looking old fellog
broke him all up leaning over his shoulder
asking. "Dnes your mother know you're out,
tOnnyT-M T. Journal
| RECOMMEND TO those suffering with
Hay'Fever Ely's Cream b I'm. have tried
nearly all the remedies aud give this a decid-
ed preference. II gave me Immediate relief.
@. T. STEPHENS. Hardware Merchant, Ithaca,
NY.
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ARR|VEOatLAST
Great Bankrupt Sale
DRY GOODS
From tho Auction of
Halstead, Haines u Go.
Halstead, Haines & Go.

Their loss has been our gain for We succeeded
In getting large portion of their stock at about
folly cents on the dollar. This purchase has
been 80 enormously large that we can not begin 70
10 rent u large wRreroom for the balaucs OF the
goods. Never before In the history OF Washing.
ton hAo there been such an opportunity Of getting
good goods for q very small amount OF money.
We can only mention few ol the many Bargains
which will be found on sale:
4 lots OF Black silks at 55c., Csc, Toe, 81;
fully worth 1fty per cent. more.
62 pieces new fall shades Dress Goods at 6c.;
worth 1215c.
35 pieces Illuminated wool Dress Goods, los.
per yardi value, % cents,
4 cases all.wool Chudda Cloth, d3 inches wide,
in all tho latest fall shades, 6Oc. per yard;
the custom.house, having arrived In this
country after the deed OF trust had been
made. Such articles as We bought we took
the entire lote, and therefore aro shown only
byus.
"a pieces 40 inches wide an.wool French
Cashmere, In Blue and Jet Black, at SOC.
per yard; worth Doc.
so pieces 40 inches wide, extra fine, at 50,.;
worth zoe.
We bought every piece OF Samuel Courtauids s
Grape in the sale and can recommend them
as tho best and cheapest ever offered.
] caee I'd wide all linen Loom Table Damask
at 20c. per yard; value, 37Aic.
Towels at s, 10, 1914 and 10 cents; every one
genuine bargain.
100 dozen heavy knotted, fringed Barnsley
Damaek Towels OF 2oc.; former retail price,
bOc.
Napkins and Doyliee In endless variety.
Barnsley finest Table Damask, by yard or In
patterns, some as long as nve yards, every
one from this great auction.