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For years past have used ALrcocKs's PoRoUs
fIAsIKAs on my person and in my family and have
round them perfect external remedy, quick
their action. giving immediate relief without bster1ng
the skin. and far superior to all othrs No family
should be without AILcocxs Porous P1AsrkRs: their
hesnng powers wonderful and their efficacy far
reaching and lasting When in Washinx last winter
WA induced to try another much advertised plaster
severe pain in my back. No relief from the pain but
sore and bstered back for . week the result So
soon a. the blisters healed applied Of ALLcocKs
POROUS PIAsTERs. and they gave me immediate and
permanent relief they Etve additional strength and
vitality to the spinal column. and they fail
inf remedy in my family for Coughs Colds Srra,na
ana Al Pains and Weaknesses Their has repeatedly
saved me from Pneumonia constantly Use them and
would not be without them for any consideration
JOHN E. MULEORD
Beware Of limitations "Allcocksn IS the only genuine
Porous Plaster tal4mv fat
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MI John sanford. prominent banker az Cssvtpc-
Ton. nv. ana uoW IA Louisville, says he has ne
EtiAtl lvtbr IRON VT. Carlisle IA hih the lsff..r
po>iiNNiN declines to allow his name 70 20 tsfr,
the Senatorial caucus
VI Leon thofteau. ~ France win sat for
AlhrIlca to-notraw. His miSSiCn n. n possible 90
prevent me LlieG states government from ,laort-
ing n'ahatoiN measures on account Of The refusal
ol Franc 10 permit the importation Of American
The managers OF the Bloomingdala Insane ssy-
lnin are positive that Lieut. AGAur ana not es,ai,e
IRON The institution unti after two O'Clock IL the
morning. ana that the many stories OF his wander
hles are Imaginative.
Little Lo'ta appeared IN London Saturday Night
III new version ~ The NarChUness" She scored
quite success
President Block, OF the View Orleans Cotton rx
chanSe, has appointed Delegates IL the Nisslesinpi
flFfT Improvement convention. 10 be held In wash
ington February &
thousand additional British rroops have tsen
ordered 10 Enn.sAiien. 10 prevent the meetilss OF
BOYLE. $50 A''~
oVte o. The New England Telephone comma o. Ros-
Ton l. entirely without Telephone service
Ne ail0i.al labor conference IN PM slnhiR Sat
crday issued cali for = national labor convention
10 oe held IN Chicago, July 20. Ia nominate eand-
dates Tor President and Vice President
The foreign exhibition opened IN Boston, seBtern-
per D was informally closed saturday night II has
been financial fIllure, the dcir Il being pls6ei as
high rs $4,000
Berlin dispatch saws: "The Emperor William
has refused 10 allow "A divorce between Prince FFsl
eric. Charles and his wife, and a SEPARATION has
been mutually agreed upon.
In New York saturday Judge Barrett grated a
decree Of divorce 10 Mrs. Augusta Roche Cheerful
the actress, from her husband, Roderick E chef
rll
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Some Antics Of the English Actors.

NEW York letttf IN Tue Boston Herald
several members OF the Langtry company live
where 10. and il Is amusing 10 watch them some
times The subject OF many OF their dinner-table
dsoourses is the price OF Honor in this country as
compared with England one Of them had 10 paw
$3.50 for bottle OF Scotch whisky Yesterday and
there was an indignation meeting over IL among
them. This cold weather troubles them good
deal They start for the theater with fur caps tied
down over their ears, ScarfS mufffed over their
faces, and listers pulled up TO their ears. You
would think that they were within the Arctic circle
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PuyArE Srock TELEGRAPH VINES
WARRINGTON. NEW YORK AND RICHMOND
H. ri. DODGE.
1secs stocks TrvastrHnt eecr-+tias Fought ani
Sell CT Co.nnli=sion.
70 Is 18TH STREET (CoRCoRAN BUILDINGI
Asehes Lei Prince and Whitley stock Brokers'
t.BROADwAY NEW YORK
n. Fl. DODGE

v~Arv c'ass - Securities bought and sold
Tcn in sln F-ar-1sco. baltimore. Philadelphia. New
ferk Boston and Washington Or.crs executed on the
Ns~ 1oTs stock Exchange a. one-elghth o: one per
css' so1s ission Private and direct telegraph wires
"a HieiAfaoid Baltimore Philadelphia New York and
h'e'st. through which orders are executed on the
e''eA Exchanges IL those cities and reported back
Ps'sGptiy- Quotations OF stocks and Bonds and in
'ssIaToa REGARDING the markets received through our
siEss ihoIAAiLI Gl1ect .EU4n Ike Nsw IurA Stock
ENchanx- -,
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NLD WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN "A
~ the hest. SO Is JUS1HS Old stand known for years
the only place where frst-class SECOND-HAND
CLOTHING can be sold At respectable prices Addruss
cal. at
JUSTHS Old Stand, No el9 street, between 9Th and
eth streets northwest
N6-Note w RAnA promptly xttsndsdto ~
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Malone and Kiddleberger.
Mr. MALONE DENIES THAT THERE Is ANY BAD FEEL
ING BETMEEN THEM

ING BETWEEN THEM.
One Of the city papers had paragraph to-day to
the effect that Senators Malone and Riddleberger
mad fallen out over the filling OF a
$4,000 year position In the secretary's
office; that Mr.. Malone insisted upon the
place for his son. While Mr.. Rlddleberger wanted
Mr. Alfr1end appointed, and that hard Feelings eX-
listed between them A STAR reporter showed the
item To Gen. Malone. who, after reading IL, said:
There Is not word OF truth in it. Then Selling
his pen he wrote the following and handed 1t the
reporter, saying that was what he had to say on
the subject:
''Gen. Malone has not. directly or indirectly ap-
preached the secretary OF the Senate IN respect to
an appointment; nor has there been any contention
between himself and his colleague on any subject
or question. Their friendship is cordial as that
OF brothers, and their agreement on public Ques-
tons remains undiSturbei"
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MAIL STAGE ROBBERY IN TExAs-Near Colorado
rtver, Texas, Friday night, q San Angelo stage
south bound. was halted by four mounted men.
who robbed the mall sacks and passengers and
then delayed the coach until the arrival OF north
bound stage. which they also plundered. There
was large amount OF registered matter In the
south-bound coach, and IL b believed the thieves
have made heavy haul
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TEE BODY IDRNTIFIED.-The body of the man
who was Killed By the cars near the Long bridge,
on the B. and p r r, last Tuesday and which has
been held at Lees Undertaking establishment for
Elzier Kidweil, q welEnown farmer, living near
Fairfax Court house, Va The son Of the deceased
stated that hts father Lett home last Tuesday morn
inR to come to this city to seek for employment
Not hearing anything from him, the family became
uneasy, and the son came here this morning and
Identified the body a. that Of hi father.
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DORSEY SCED roR $50 .00.-Moses Levi a Co
bankers. OF London. have begun suit IN the nited
states court In Denver. Col. against ex-senator
stephen w. Dorsey for over e0 and Interest for
eleven years Dorsey. In an interview. sayn thai
The suit has grown out OF Transaction In ISL IN
Arkansas state and Arkansas Central railway
bonds OF which he was then president he cenies
any cause or action.
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FNHE ATTACK OF CERTAIN OLD LINE JOURNALS
Il upon the Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association
intended to utterly ruin its business, but it
have had the opposite effect one single day last
month applications received for $3.50 600 insur-
ance. Assessment No 10. just collected. brought in
$4,000 The reserve fund exceeds 800 OOO which
being invested In u Bonds by the trustee the Gen.
trail Trust Company of New York The Association COM
pleted Its third in October and has already written
covering $40 Of insurance The
admission fee and years dues in advance $50
5000. and $50 on $1,000. The annual dues for
penses g. for each 81 of the certificate The as
sessmens for death claims are: At age D. 81 on, ach
goo Of the certificate at age IS 81 "a 49, $164
Do $500 S. o. One fourth of each
INTO the reserve fund to protect the company against
!apses and extra mortality. Come and insure. Ofcs
1509 H street
nit IY KNIGHT General Aaent
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IHF PKtSiDE VITAL YFAR-TRY A WASHING
n it,> fAfttt--IHE WEEklY STAR an indrpeli-
= ~ - ~ ges VI Etty-s1 columns ES1AB-
Aion4.D mix II HO tEAI = C;lI, one dollar a year
HSs rpCrfs 81 Congress Departments Wash
-. news and GOSSIP. IcrsJra Point enl and social
Affairs. stories. Home ArJlcIes a. S.n fer saTo,,is
e1IS. - -~ -S4 - -
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MARRlED.

IAMSoS-RICH.B D. In this city, At the residence
of the brides father. January 18th 1874 by the Rev
L. ). Wynkoop. I'HAS. II LAWSON of Boston, sass,
and MARY & RfChARD OF this city. No cards.
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Wheat One Cent Lower.

NEW YORK. Jan. A.-Upwards OF four hundred
thousand bushels OF No red wheat were posted
this morning in various Brooklyn stores as being
warm, weevily and having strong smell The
president OF the Produce exchange announced this
morning that a careful examination having been
made Of the wheat IN Brooklyn stores, the inspec-
good copditiOn. The market was nearly one cent
lower OF the first tradtngS
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Blaine and COnkling.

A CONFERENCE IN THE INTEREST OF HARMONY.
Mr.. BelfOrd. Of Col, had a four-hour'S consuta-
ton with Mr.. Conkliug at his rooms at Chamber
Inns, day or two ago. in the interest OF harmony
In the republican party. Mr. Belford is acting the
part Of peacelnaker between the Blaine and Conk-
ling factions, and it is understood that while no
positive agreement WIS reached, the interview
brought about a better understanding between
the two wings OF the party. and all troubles may
be expected to be settled Mr.. Belford did not 60
10 ME- C0nkling at the solicitation Of Mr.. Blaine'S
friends but with their friendly consent.
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THE OTTO GAS FSGrNp

Vk'HE OTTO" GAS ENGTNP
u Requires no boiler avoids srl c,,c,s, ...o- s.-,
ht 4Sss OF time no aAndlr fue and NO asLes II 4.
pc .11sis4Ftly for running Passenger aud Freight
stwn2 Machines. Meat Choppers Pr!nt.ny
Il Pl"sses Coffee Mills kcas;er. PaI~r
~ hG.HN h&cllLery. l-atnes. &c a.: This engine
fuis Ntt extreme >.OOtIuaSs AMI regularity of sIei
los-esecs tlr ieAst hIfnter VI WORKING parts and
6IsAt slI -.aicItS oI mechanism ~
tor particulars As To Iyr.a..x kc supv a, uro. =,
Washington GAs Light Co " Nh
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LADIES GOODS.
Ma Gro. WH1rk

Ma Gro Wz1rE
LADIES' TAILOR AND HABIT MAKER,
1885 Street. Opposite Ebbitt House,
Bees Leave 70 inform the ladies' that he Is fully
Up. London Tailor-msde Cloth Costume md Riding
j.ia-et. GEO WHITE 1885 street northwest.
10 C1osE or.
Fine Rope SILK CIRCULARS. with ane Mink Fur LIN
ing. worth $50, to close now at $50
worth $40 to close now 1t SIS
Fine snk Plush Do1MANs. very handsome. worth
$50. to close now at S3s.
Finest sealskin Plush COATS. long cut worth s7s,
now to close At $45.
$4S.
Sacrifices will be made in where we have only
one garment of kind Come early. you will buy good
goods at prices you pay for common
One lot Ladies' COATS. with Plush Collar CUTS and
Pockets only S299.
Sacrifices will be made in Ladies' SUITS all from this
seasons purchase
CHHDRENS CLOAKs and SUITS all reduced. We
don't say much. but what We do say we mean.
BARGAINS IN ALL OUR DEPARTMENTS.
BIB U UMM MN
B B AA U UMMMM
BIB A U UMMNM
B b AAA U UNI NJ.
BIB A UU N M
ja1O 416 7TH STREET
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Tin GnffraA.

~, ENlIIf NptkT-JfdfOP JaFGe2
Ao-itA r, : aild I. Co SGT. Rarfon; sale ratfned
ald ufulnHil9n urdened. Miller agt> >ewhaUs, ref
esth, oi1risL tEoSs All. tTcSs; appearance or
uefea bFaNtoh as- BraNion. divorce
hssss of FHb fHESnoNsrES--The fnslGw1ng
W. the reaIinGS NJ Tie Office Of the chief signal
ON ~ TO-DAY AN. g. II AM a Z ID Ia -
MAXIMUM, - 4. minimum 81 &
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
1AL ACDEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE
BEINEES
The EAST AND The WEST
IA. v ASHlNGION

2HE e: I i ANRIHE VEST
roUBLE TRACK, JANNEi COUPLER
Schedule e. toto 10y II, = EniLs' ,,,.
Leave asin-ton from station corner OF New jersey
avenue and street by Eastern Standard 10Th Meri-
1or Chicago. Cincinnati. Louisville and St Louis
Though Ccclea and Palace Seelir Cars To- a S5s,
lonts "itL9Ut change lO:l5s. Ii. daily TO Chicago.
foI iit'sIurv At 10 10 a, and $40 p. H. daily $40
~ to llt',huIE. Cleveland and Detroit, with Sleep
Iel Ioi,do ara Detroit VIA Monroeville. lois A. IN
ta!N WITH Sleeper for Toledo Wa hi:eeii.g and Luke
1.slns Tor fhnadelrhia and New York at $40 f. m.
IL tsltof sGe siee!:nE Carr attached
81 h5,tineFe IL ';eeA ds!s go 4o 500. sloo
Srf. 4a0 50 % SO, l0:e 10; pm NJ .,.
,' 4io % e sio 100 t p, so 800 am LIS
II: AElaIols, t4O JUO AIN. II 10 and A4O pm
feI Way stations retwetn WASHINGTON and baltimore
t 49, .s IN l3 ,i1rd PIN M; &c 40 land lol5 N
s49 Ii. daliy except Sunday, AS PIN. daily .or
daily exc p sunday for j. xlngon. Stam. ON and
nq'S ar Bagc cp f 80 am es,,y ,aeels sunday 50
H. PM ana 10 PHI 1o, qaiiy o1eeri SUNDAY
1ral;s al4ve from tie daily GO $50 ain. 225
trom. New York end Philadelphia 1885, s:soam daily.
IT SY i aI5s da} 't S i Snnaay La
1r,il L>>i.s,oli. co a. daily. 215p M daily
IIoI1 freq.rick and intermediate POINTS, s25 1000
suIday p N. dAiiy iron Point OF heckss except
1 :ass S II and 10 t95 S1sr y at s9
20 ~ 20 "a. ana 1S5' ? 20 D., s, sn nd $40
~ trains from Washington stop at Relay Station except
eo eLtt Station. 60 and 1881 ass,
vii tt Luggage to be Checked anu rece,vet 1t
" NJ. CLEMENIs, NJ of T. Baltimore
lily G. h LORD GeIII PASSENGER Agent
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An ITALIAN VENDETTA -JacObinius Leonardo an
ITALIA railroad aborer, OF Erie, Pa. WAS Charles
De Carlos successful rival FOR the hand OF Mary
Phillips. aged fourteen He WAS challenged e. light
a duel In consequence, and DE Carlos accOmpanied
by friends, went 10 the house where his rival WAS
boarding. and a free fight ensued Leonardo shot
and Killed one or DE Carlos friends and m0rrally
wounded DE Carlos, and then lied, but was ar.
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CARDINAL NCCL0SKEY's ANSIvERS ARY-Tbe 5Oth
anniversary OF Cardinal McC' loskeys ordination 60
the priesthood occurred saturday. and Was cele-
DRAFTED IN New York. and remembered by many
friends he received numerous Moral gifts, besides
other lass Ifer1>h9hle gifts. one an aufOsrsph
letter OF 1el1ctatlOn from Leo MIL. accompany
a superb golden chaliCe Another WAS the Design
or pulpit that Will he erected by the clergy II ths.
diocese In ST. Patrtcks cathedral a a memorial OF
the cardinals jubilee. There bust OF him
sell by Robert Gushing, from laymen of the arch
diocese. The g!ft OF the Frdnciscans Was cTacifk
ten feet IN height II Is made or olive wood cut Ia
the Garden or Geth-emane. On an easel was 4
richly framed congratulatory address from the
clergy OF the archdiocese Among the otheT g1Tts
were statue Of 81. John. the patron saint II tho
cardinal and bead and basket work from the de
scendanS Of Indians from the hern part If the
state, TO whom he ministered early In his priest
MOOD pOntincal mass Was celebrated ~ the
Cathedral 300 priests and ASSISTANTS being 10 the
procession. lie was the recipient OF maIy ad-
dresses. The cardinal bestowed his benediGfion.
and Monsignor Quinn announced from the steps OF
the throne an Indulgence OF one hundred davs 10
those who comply With the conditions. Then the
Tie Deum was sung.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-14

CAPT ". W. MOORE the secretary OF the Metro
politan railroad company, was taken seriously III
last Thursday. He was somewhat better to-day.
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KHARrorM LOST TO RGYPT.-A teler from
Cairo states that the Egyptian COVER Il has
given orders 10 evacuate khartoum. guns
Will be spiked and the powder destroyed ! i be-
leFed that all the efforts OF the Egyptian aui hof-
ties Will now be concentrated In The defense OF
NaSsawah and Susbim. Col. Coetlogan's spl.-,
nom FL Obeid bring reports that the main body OF
Ill Mahdis forces has been proyis.oned for = long
march, and that 10 Is advancing upon khartoum N
numbers varlously estimated at from SeyeDty IL
ninety thousand.
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The New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and closing prices
of the New York Stock Market to-day. as reported
by special wire TO II. h. Dodge 539 18TH street:
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KINGSTON. ONT. Jan. 1I.-While Cornelius Ne
Mahon. employed on the Kingston and Pembroke
railway works was tamping home charge OF
dualin TO loosen some ROCKS explosion took
place. blowing off his head. James Murphy, fore
man, was seriously injured.
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LONDON. Jan. 14.-The Times states that the
English government is discussing the features OF
the De LeSSeps convention with the British ship
owners relative TO the SueZ canal. but says that
final decision has yet been reached.
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Wills FILED-The viii of the late Francis Nadi-
son. filed to-day, leaves everything 10 his WIFE, but
by codlcil made in January .1ss2 he leaves John
Madison Butter and xlrginia Butler 5000 each.
May Prior $500. ChaS. Bruce Madison and vile
$500. Luke Madison and wife 500 each, Helen
Madison and sister $500 each. and various sums 10
other relatives, AMI 5000 10 ~. Angus, ines
catholic church EXemp.iIled copies OF the VII. OF
the late Tobias Belt, OF Frederick county, Mary
land. and OF John NJ. Brown, OF Prince Georges
county, MARYLAND. Were flied to-lar
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CHICAGO. Jan. IA dispatch to the Daflv Ne,rs
from Naples, Ill, states that ten business buildings
and several other structures were burned there last
night. The loss is $780, which is partially in
Sured.
LOCKPoRT. y. Y. Jan. A-The Episcopal church
at Midd!epurt was burned this morning. causing a
loss OF $4,000, which was insured for $1,000.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auct1oneer.

By virtue of deed Of trust to me dated January aa&
10th, A. d. 1888 and recorded in Eber No log CO
folio 224 ct sea- one of the land records of the Dis
trict OF Coun bia will sell at public auction in front
VARY. 1884, at HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK p
NJ the following described real estate situate in the
City Of Washington D. G., to wit: The east nineteen
Q92 feet front by the depth thereof of lot numbered
three $3.50 '
Terms Of sale One half of the purchase money in
cash. the balance in six and twelve months with in
terest at SIX per cent per annu from day OF sale
secured by deed of trust the property sold to the
satisfaction of the Trustee all cash at the
option deposit of $50 will be ired upon accept
a:ce OF bid: All conveyancing at purchasers cost If
terms OF sale not complied with in days from
DAY CT sale the the right to resell the
after five lays adverts, m.nt
ialO,l4S1S-3t CHARLES H. KNIGHT Trustee
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INV q STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT CORNER
Il OF AND THIRD STREETS NORTHEAST.

Gin TUESDAY AFTERNOON. JANUARY FIJI IA
TENTH, at EALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK, we.,.a
vii sell. in front of the premises, A
PART LOT 8. SQUARE T5T.
fronting % feet Sd street and has depth Of 100 feet
on street. improved by two-story dwelling. with
soreroon. THIS Iropert is rapidly enhancing in value
s1d we located good Opportunity to obtain COM
Portable home max good Investment
Terms: Ouethirl cash: bal one and two years
noes to bar inter and to be secured by deed Of trust
all cash. at option of purchaser. a deposit Of S100
al time o. sale Conveyancilg. &c. at cost Of pur-
chaser Terms 70 be complied with days. other
rSa At risk and deaulting purchaser after
five day. public Lotice OF such resale IN newspa-
PEI published III Washington. D. c.
iain.Gkds DUNCANSON BROS Aucts
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HIS NTNETIETH BIRTHDAY.-The ninet.eth BIRTH
day OF Major Edward Simlns was celebrated to-day
al his residence, 3l9 street, and the veteran was
visited by large number Of his friends, among
them ek-PoStmaster General Key. Tire parldfs were
timely decorated and handsome liable was set
Out.
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4 ssIGNEE's SALE OF PIANOS ANDr---<----ssz,
y ORGANS TEI,i


No - TcTGN -, -..F. Y Y Dc IIth 1883
CEkCNCEZ BED ~, = - Il ". Wss..--tou. D C:
D ar SiF A-tg rls NU12r sz- s. n. have TUre Eased
O. ylr our. 81 -he asSlees sale the Effects u
the late Peters & ne tn entire stock at -
cents t. dollar la~-1 factory Of l. V
stuck az - tn dollar estimated vaiuc q:
reItl stock Be goods III q VII t frTFFat $50
= TIM your ta day TRADE tn5 rnts iI'st' n'7
Il r.iyjC4- ,j.has. Wait. and get laQ or
gfSaa tTa1!cew fE1u tLe rst Gel GRATED maker ~ less
iIaIi - g'l' OF It.cs V1-itd ~ tie Z ti E i&ti!t
Ihr-e hardly r.. C2% Scr % ht'ft u u! onh
u! not r. "nteG tl~ winch also ei!i aces
Piano stools. covers az. 1~a INSTRUMENTS u very
Cr>sFlI,tp El.-l.v Htv' done that Al'l meet
Ur hearty All .utati,Ii q Attending 90 you tue COM
SllIusEts If Thu seT~lI an
4oUr most Ube-iie.,t s,EyaI.t,
Ne IA 2rs,gi.s- C,ckeria- Piano. rs-'1lar price,
900. has round corners GlI,3l+ i Rosewood
massive i isrs AMI tyre s7i 70 II power ana
siy-1iIl- quality tone. ,1''r.G at So.
IL oct, str.Lze grand t4cl regular. lt10, offered
Nc 9-Frorn the factory Of v,u. kuabe & Co. double
round SIUare (rraIls solid wood. WY trs
CI-s, nIatcheSS Instrument, TFea.r, $3.50 offered at
y ~ ,rr--ht IN r.ss-5vaIy carved case equal in
tone "a :. - JstaV tIlui' StT-uzed
It rless -r.ines, --l--. $40 -heT-d S-15.
No 5-A beautiful E>ty U-g2n regular, Sl1o. offered
s. SEQ
Ne Ca genuine Mason & Hsmlin orean; regular,
Fl25. cffeTsi ~ Sl1
Ne .-SecYu-L hand Pianos for BEGINNERS at $40 and
-. e-Tfa rastchiesS Sfouringer Cynhella Organs
Ofter@ % U-e-Itsj tasEaiHs. fhe Only organs i'll
tie world attaining eJI.-l l. te chime e b-ll-
oTt it CHAt NCEA !. REID,
dis 4S3 tth 81 Il W
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MISS ANNIE K. HUMPHREY.
$50 TENTH STREET NORTHWEST,
Makes CORSETS to order in every style and material
and guarantees perfect fit and comfort.
HER SPECIALTIES ARE
French Handmade Underclothing Merino underwear
~ and finest Imported Hosiery.
Iatent shoulder Braces and all Dress Reform Gooda
French Corsets and Bustles. The Hercules" Sun
porting Corset for which Miss 81. is special agent,
and VI Corset her own make that tor the prce
cannot be surpassed 1
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