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Consumption

Consumption.
Notwithstanding tho grest numb er
who yeariv succunb TO this terrible
and fatsi disease, which Il daily wind.
Ing Its fatal coils around thousands
who are unconscious Of It's desdly
presence, DIR. Pierces "Golden Medi-
cal Discovery" will clesnse and purify
the blood Of scrofulous impurities,
and cure tuberculHr consumption
(Which IL only scr,fulous disease of
tho lunur). Send 10 cents In stamps
ana -, DR.. Pierce's com plete treatise
On consumption and kindred nffec.
uonss with numerous testimonials of
CURES. Address, Worlds DIspenssry
wsdicsl Association, Buffalo, New
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Caught ON tho FIy.

Mr.. N. V. Lawler was taken in
charge yesterday by Constable George
Miller, and lodged in Jail TO answer to
tho charge OF assault to murder, al
legged to have boon committed in Cooke
county. Sheriff Smi b telegraghed
Sheriff Hill, of that county, that his
prisoner was here awaiting his
Measure,
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October his horss, bride and saddle
we're stolen. He found his horse ct
Cleburnr,, where the thief had traded
him for another, hut keeping the sad
die and bride. He came to this city
and cold the horse to J. l.. Harring-
ton, from whom Mr.. Long obtained hts
saddle and Birdie. The thief gave his
name here % Williams.
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Wheeler u Wilson sewing machines
seldom ge: out OF order, but II they do
and are carried TO 903 Elm street, they
will be adjusted freo of charge for
three years from date OF purchase.
Needlaa fOr all maphinpa
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Asks to bciAdmittsd to the Hospital.
Mrs. Sarah Epperson appeared be-
fore the acting mayor, yesterday
morning, and asked to be admitted to
the hospital. she said she was sick
and without means or friends. She
came to the city from Richardson.
She ID unable TO work.
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Miss Sarah influential, the besuti-
full ard accomplished daughter OF Mr..
A. Mittenthal, formerly OF this city,
now 81 resident OF New York City,
was Joined in tha holy bonds Of ms,ri
mony on Sunday, Octobsr 25, TO Har-
ris NJ. COPELAND, wealthy merchant
of Brooklyn, New York. The presents
weie many aud valuable.
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Pr.fe.sor Biack,s Mestlng,

Professor Blacks messing grows in
interest, and causes accessons
to the church nightly. The
subject Tonight will b8 tho
necessity of tho death OF Christ,
and m important one it 10. After the
sermon the otdinsnce OF baptism will
be- administered. Go and hear him, 80
no IL able to instruct YOU.
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Another Attachment

Zuberbier & Behein suod out nh At.
tachment in the county clerks OF.
hco yesterday against A. Dysterbscb,
The amount OF the deb. clsimod Ia
about $500. This makes In all about
1900 Tor which attachments have beer
run against this concern.
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Wanled-Ono or two good Len 10
soil tho Royal st. John Sowing Ma
chine In every county In North Texas.
Good terms and wagon given the night
men. Address Charles l. White, Dali
Las, Texas, p. .. box li3.
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| NhN'thuh INV luNN Ttlurfltu
from tho North, aud sho has selected
tho finest assortment of ladies' hats,
bonn ets, ribbons, etc, which she could
find In the fashionable cpnters. All of
her goods are fresh aud the )ntes,
styles, and besides, she has bought 40
low that her prices will surprise you.
GA tho third page of this issue will
DO found a double column headed
"Shorma1 Advertise which
comprises the leading firms OF thai
city. The sherman merchants arp as
live q sot OF business men IA can be
found anywhere IN the country, aud
deserve their share Of the business OF
their section OF the State.
II. w. GRADER & Co. have now In
stock ono OF The most complete lines
oi bnggies and carriages ever brought
to the state, embracing the stylish and
Justly celebrated Ampshurv manu-.
fsciu nlso, Henderson, Kentucls,
Columbus, Ohio, Milbutn, Moon Bros.
and HayJork Bros, ". .inu,s, mskes,
all OF which viii ba sold nj prices
never before offered IN this market.
Parties Intending "a buy anything IN
this line should not fail to cali az Nos.
Ibl and 15' Elm street ani Inspect this
Immense stock before purchasing.
Much Ia said about the advertised
low pfires OF goods. To-day 1 have
aeon lot OF goods NJ res nurf n,
bought ut these "iow prlcss.r Our
poods cosi more, hut had tho sa,,sac.
ton thst the proprietor legged me 10
take them n hts hands at any price
The Kcods ara simply "trash,r and
would mo- give thsiu house room.
When am now advertising \ com.
plete diurer act. hands ,inely deco
rated, for $50. niean to give YOU IL,
pieces OF puUd aud pertc, son,iR, whe,
l tell vou will sell You u ch amber sei
Tor ~ 80 | nesn a cot every body would
cbsrse "a tor. When 1 assure you IN n
our silver-pls'ed wsre, our bui. que.
and other art gods are the handsome.
est and most appropriate for wed
dinxs, birthday or holiday presents
cls'm b. know whereof 4 speak. AM
hsve = 10 years' record 10 prove non,
bus good, tel,sele goods ever lsft m,
house ard Invariably gave sesisiar
lion. WIN not, then, throw the strssi
advertisements" into the waste bake
end - once eotr reliable house n,
|y0or hU0et-lutuishins ooo0ss boil
0oelul ~ oeoameoo@l. n -, -
y l1 ~ r. o - o. - ~
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Baum's Bondsmeu

Through the fundamentally Of City
Marshal Arnold, the bondsmen on the
bond of +. Baum, the notorious cotton
swlDdIer, alleged to DO dead, were re.
lieved yesterday In the district court
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| have added t. large silk depart
ment, in black and cOlored silks, in
Rhadamss, Tricotiuss. Rhsdz,mier
Lyons aud other qualities. All | ask
como 500 the silks and price them.
II. BAUMAN.
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DR.. Scotps Cocoa, Heel, Iron and
Phosphorus, ono OF the heat topics for
loss Of appetite and debility. Try II.
For sale oy Hickox Il Hesrne, Patter-
son, Clover & Co., JET House and
HOwell Rroa
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Pure and uncolored, and guaranteed
unauthorized, May Blossom Tea al so
cents u pound In one pound packages
at Bouche's, SIS Main street.
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sebO. 90 Seal Piunh Coat.

Elegant silk dress AID French pat
tern hat to match, TO be given away
December "a.
=, Every purchaser OF $500 worth OF
goods IL entitled to q ticket at
IL, BAuMAN'S,
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Ladies', Your Attention.

l nave added u large silk depart.
ment, in black and colored s,lks, in
Rhndames, Tricotines, Rhadzimier,
Lyons and other qualities. Ali | ask,
come geo the silks and price them.
II, BAUMAN,
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Drop In and examine 0rr's bugsies.
Ho pays his salesman aud IL IL 10
trouble for him tn show goods and 10
price them. No. 726 Main street.
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Have used TouRsline, in An obs,iu.
ate case OF nsuralgias with suc,
y herr quinlncs Belseminum and acon
II hsd failed 70 relieve.
@. n. B. ole, n. D., vsnsngo, Ken.
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$3.50. 90 Seal Plush Cont,

Elegant silk dress and French pat.
torn hat TO match, to DO given away
Decemb q.
Every purchaser of $500 worth o:
goods Is entitled to tickata
II, BAUMAN's,
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Sleepless nights made miserable by
that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure Is
the remedy for you. Sold by j. l..
Williams Il Co.
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5000 Purchase
Entities Won to a tic ket in tho draw
ing OF a $3.50 seal plush coat, silk suit
and hat to match. Drawing 10 take
place December q, at Il, Banman's.
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VIII you suffer with dyspepsia and
liver complaint Shiloh's vitalizor IL
guaranteed to euro you. Sold by j. l..
williams Il Co.
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Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy, a positive
cure for catarrh, dlphtherie and cank.
or mouth. Sold by J. l.. williams 4
IN
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Druukeuness cured

DR.. Hammer, the drunkard's friend,
will be nj the 81. James hotel for u few
weeks. Gail and be- cured.
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Parior, Cloak and su,, Room.
Tho largest selection " ladies'
mlsees' and children's wraps and suits
In tho city.
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Group, whooping cough aud hron-
chitis Immediately relieved by shi-
loh's Cure. Sold by J. L. Williams q
Go,
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Catarrh cured, health aud swee
breath secured by Shiloh's Catarrh
Remedy. Price 30 cents. Nasal in
jector free. Sold by J. l.. Williams 4
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Group, whooping cough and bron.
chitls Immediately relieved by Shi-
loh's Cure. Sold by J. 1. Williams q
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Bpucho, tho Main street grocer
keeps nothing hut the freshest grocer
les, canned goods and green groceries
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The fashionable iall flower IA The
banana peel. But tho fall may bs
made PLEASANT by an application OF St
Jacobs OIL.
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The auest assortment Of spectacle,
end eysglAssee ID the city corner ol
Main end Poydsss streets.
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Il. B. Burr n Bro. are sole agent,
for tho celebrated "Knox Hat" the
very best made. COS Main street.
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Notice 10 Publishers.
A Chambers Folder In perfect order,
for sale cheap. Address HsRALD Office,
Dallas. Texas.
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For tlitecr years they have steadily gain
cd In f'vor, and wit sales constantly In
crossing have become tia most popular
corset tn oug on, the United STATES
The q quality IL warrantcl tO wear twice
ms 10 rs he ordinary corsets We have
lately ntr 'duced the g and II X Grades
with extra long waist, and we can furnish
them when preferred.
'ighest awards from all the worlds great
fair,, The last medal received Il for Fist
ID grec OF meri., nom the laIe Exposition
held ut New Orleans,
White scores oil patents have been found
worihl ~, the princ piles OF the Glove Fit
ng have proved inva'u liable.
Ret Hers are authorized to refuud money
II, ON examination, these Corse,s do moi
prove MS represented. For sale everywhere
Catalogue FREQ on application
TuONPsON. LANGDON IS CO. n. Y.
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FRANK WHEAT, Agent,
1907 Elm street, Dallas, Texas
Extract from Finnrcia, Geport.

Extraot ron Financial Report,
"The Texas Benevolent Association, con
Quoted upon strictly business principles, a.
much 90 ~ any banking system, and en-.
bodiing the assessment feature TO raise a
mortuary fund-demonstratably tho only
equitable one-comblnes In lts practical
workings all the advantages OF mutual 90.
operation. The interest Of the member
ship aud management are mutual and
reciprocal. II IL not easy 10 conceive how
any nearer approach TO perfection In any
system Of scouting safe aud economical
provision for loved ones can be devised.
The best clerical help 10 be had Ia found
IN tne home ONCE, whicn IL a marvel OF
ssstenletised manage rent Evprythinv
conduc'cd with n clearuexe aud dipratch
ihst iesvre rcshinv he desired -
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EDUCATIONAL.
Tulane University efI oui,i,..
" SWIM
LAW DEPARfNENr

AAIAENr.
The next session Of this Je,ar,,
begin Monday, November iS' iSs s'nent w
The Law school is not / mite, !.
tion IN the civil law of Lo1is NJ - insene.
! res and course Of stud es are d., ~ L.
prepare the student for adm,ss,eolg II
bar not only in this State, but q 'so 70 ~
OF the com on law states Of Inc ~ H. 70 a1y
invites TO its classes all who w,sh y
themselves for the practice OF ths h 70 q
professors aye well known lawye ! ", u
standing at the Gar, ripe la exn.rs VI iong
stu actively eusaged in the ira - s ins ~
profession. Tuitioa, $50 er session. oiths
fsCuLTY.
Randell Hunt, LII D., Emer,,,.
PROFESSOR OF constitutional Ia. necloR
ciai Law and the Law Of Evidence ommek
William Francis Mellen. IN. n
Professor OF common law anJ ueel
Jurlsnr9ds nee, and Lectu er On Equity
Law and the Law ofPlesdine 0riminl
Henry Caret n Miller. pras.
Admiralty and International Law essor u
henry Denis, Professor of Civil
States vi 'ne Unite1
All communications should hs as,.
10 WILLIAM +. MEI.JSNssa
Dean of the Faculty ~
10 Sarondelet Street, New eIrleenns
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T'EkCHkRs WANTING PAYf O Pos
e; sss'. IN! !sss e .sss!s slsScss Ss
1T; ~ \; :; 3; 5; !:
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The above certidcYte Is but one DISTANCE
OF thousands Ia our possession, showing
sufferers who have been relieved OF Eve y
torn of Blood az d skin D seases, Female
Comp nin's Dyspepsia, Syphl,i., ercurlul
Rhs umqtism, Flood Pui,on and 81 laria
FO' fun / formation our free va phlct
on Blood aud skin Diseases viii he fur
niShel on nnnn ,n ilnn In The
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Dyspepsia

UySpe
or Indigestion Is the stomach's protest
against unsuitable food, the excessive use
of alcohol or tobacco, basty eating and
drinking, and all irrational habits Of
living; and Ayers sarsaparilla is the
stomaeh's best friend, relieving It of dis
.ress, and aiding its return to healthful
action. C. Canterbury, Ill Franklin ST.,
Boston, Mass, confirmed dyspeptic, was
Cured BY
the use of Ayers Sarsaparilla. He says:
II suffered severely from Dyspepsia for
several years. l consulted five or six
physicians, who gave me no relief. At
last I was induced to try Ayers Sarsapa-
rilla., and by its use am entirely cured"
o. T. Adams, Spencer, o., says: 81 have
for years suffered acutely from Dyspepsia,
scarcely taking a meal, until within the
last four months, without enduring the
most distressing pains Of indigestion.
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Net Arrivals.

Asths 81. George. W b Wood, Flor.
n eses. Alabama, J r Fsrsbsr, Charlotte,
funeeoses " q Rand, Il, Linden,
eevslls = . Green, 3 b Rsud.
Hlnsl = 9 DuAper, rsalisvlllst
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SOUTH WASHINGTON

Benjamin Jackson and william Brooker
colored, two of blood heldsn most notor
Gus characters, engaged in an alteration In
that dangerous locality yesterday about noon
during which jackson drew a knife and
plunged II into Brokers arm. Jackson wa,
arrested BY Officer Malloy. The wound
though painful, was pronounced not serious
John Thorton, a colored man, living on q
street, between Third and Four and-a.hali
streets southwest, reported to the police thi,
morning that his niece, Sarah Gray, aged H.
years, left his home about O'Clock last Tues
day morning, since which time no traces us &c
her whereabouts have been learned A full
description of the girl was furnished the police
with instructions 10 apprehend her.
Elizabeth Toolc, residing at No. 430 First
street southwest, reports to the police that on
the morning of the 18th instant thieves robbed
the clothes-lnc in her yard of u lot of wash
clothes.
A complete stock of Christmas viands and
pure wines and liquors is a special holiday Of
fering at Tunes popular grocery, $40 Seventh
street southwest.
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Give the Indian to The army,
Give the red man to the soldier.
Then shut of his llre-wator;
Tel him that the bar-room's nowherc;
Tell him he must hoe potatoes,
Put in wheat and be a swlnehcrd,
Teach his maidcus buttcr-makng,
Reconstruction, roller-skutiug;
How to wear new fall bonnet;
How TO don the gorgeous sealskin,
Tell him that If he'd dude be,
He must have cane and NOW some.
Tell him that the daily papers
lie must read, that he may know more -
More about his wifc's dear mother;
More Of politics aud so forth.
Thus the Indian, thus the red man
Shall become a noble Pale-face.
II Courior-Journal.
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The Ngetropolitnn lndnstrial ssch COL.

The Metropolitan Industrial School Is sus-
tanned entirely by contributions and dona-
lions Of funds by citizens and business people,
and does a world Of good, II Is designed for
children who in some way, either by bad be-
hayior, sickness or other cause, have forfeited
their rlght TO attend tho public schools. Mrs
her report that they find children who are not
well enough clothed to attend the public
schools, and the ann Is TO clOtho them and In.
possible, and IL not, the Industrial school. In
the morning the children are taught In the
ordinary branches taught in the public
schools At noon they are given n dinner, and
after dinner they are instructed In some use.
full industrial work The girls are taken TO tho
kitchen and taught TO wash dishes, cook etc.
The material for the dinner with which the
by the dealers IN the Centre Market. and the
materials the girls sew on are contributed by
dry goods mcrchnntg
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Leave Your Orders

for dinner and supper parties at Goden's
Potomac River game and fish stalls, who
takes pleasure to fill with the choicest
fresh fish, game, diamond-back terrapin
and oysters. Deliver goods free of charge
to any part Of the city. Telephone, No.
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IEnIf,iDy Presents.

Christmas cards, engravings, etchlngs
and every other style in pictures; albums,
ready-made picture frames, the largest line
Of picture frame mouldings, plush jewel
cases, easols, whisk-holders, etc, at Veer-
hon's two stores, GIG and Al Seventh
CT
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Clothing for the NecdY.

Persons having serylceable cast-oif cloth
ing can have it placed where it will do the
most good by sending articles or postal to
Central Union Mission rooms, 900 Pennsyl-
vania avenue
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Goideu's Oyster Depot

is the place to call to get good raw oysters
by the plate or any quantity, shucked or in
the she'll Goods delivered to any part Of
the city free of charge. 026 Louisiana ave
nue.. Telephone SI7-3.
LoTrA will meet her old friends and make
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Fresh Attorney butter, churned every
morning and delivered in ! III. "Ward"
prints, 45c. per b. Also cottage cheese;
buttermilk and sweet milk, &c. per qt
Cream, l5c per pint.
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JUST GIVE y. II. Douglass Il sons Capsi-
cum Cough Drops fair trial; they will re-
liove your cough instantly. Thousands
testify 70 this.
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AMERICAN BALI-BLUE is a product Of
science applied to the housekeepcr's wants.
Pure, harmless, and Of beautiful effect.
Try it
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POPULAR trial shows the worth Of every
article, and 43 years, constant use has
proven the great efficacy of DR.. Bulls
COUCH syrup; II has no superior.
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We have an overproductlon of clothing.
They must be disposed Of. Eseman Bros,
cor, 9TH and Il.
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"AIderney Dairy yvagons'o

LoTTA is as charming as a rose as a Japanese
princess mile. Nitouchen
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EOOiS Out

For bargains in clothing, at Eiseman Bro. S,
cor. 9TH and Z.
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GROCERIES.
The Chicago Grocery Company
COG Seventh Street.,

COG Seventh Street,
OFFERS:
Light Brown Sugar, 5lGc lb.
Standard a sugar, Olhc Id.
formulated sugar, &c lb'
Cut Loaf Sugar, IgGC lb'
THE CHICAGO GROCERY COMPANY
offers New Valencia Raisins at 100 Ib.
New Scedless Kaisins, i2c lib.
New Currants tlargo onCs) SC Id.
New CitrCn, SOC III.
Layer Raisins, tSC III.
Largest Layer Raisins, zoe lib.
10 lbs Turkish pruncs forSt.
Fresh stock of Nuts just arrived.
THE CHICAGO GROCERY COMPANY
Offers Family Flour ut $i.0S Dbl.
Best Family Flour, 1918 bblj Rt.dd
II bblj ;2c Il Dbl.
Patent Process Flour,$0.73bbl $t.GO
u Dbl; Sbo II bbi.
THE CHICAGO GROCERY COMPANY
SOC 18th st.,
Offers New Mackcrcl for 75c kit.
New Goldfish, &c Id.
3 lib Can Tomatoes, OSC dOZ.
g III Can Corn, 0Sc doz.
THE CHICAGO GROCERY COMPANY
Offer New Buckwhoat, do lb, or 10 lbs
for soc
THE CHICAGO GROCERY COMPANY
Offers French Brandy Sc gallon.
Pure Rye whisky, ~ gallon.
7-Ycar old Rye whisky, $3 gallon.
Send order by Mail or Telephone, d23-2
Goods delivered FREQ TO any part of the
city.
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PAINS vanish like mlsts before the sun
light, when 81. Jacobs OIL is applied. Fifty
cents.
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g. o aplro
Ladies' Celuod Dressing Cases from SSc SO.
Dressing Travelling SO
Manicure Baskets Extracts in Fancy
Whsk Broom Holders variety entirely
Bsque Goods
Plush Frames Mirrors Picture Frames Papcr Goods great
variety.
lot Of fine French Bque Figures bought sacrifice will
be sold of importation.
regular lines with view supplying the increased demands
Holiday Trade.
have Attractive Novelties
stock of Handsome Fans is unsurpassed
large
remarkably low prices
Spanish
Mucs sasles Gloves
Opossum Umbrellas Black
Table Linens all selected with and low prices Don't
fail to examine stock.
BEST GOODS AND LOWEST PRICES
{. G. DAVIS,
719 Market Space
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TIE CnRfsrlLis cLrn.s.

HOW the WORK OF Caring FOR the Chill
dren Progresses.
The commcndablc custom Of forming Christ
mas clubs to give dinners TO poor children
during the holidays Is progressing favoraby.
There are three clubs formed nj present, ono
I'm Georgetown, one In the central part Of the
city, and one on Capitol Hill II will take
about StOO 10 furnish the feast at the Rides
Hall, $500 Of which has been collected Mr.
Allison NailOr has offered transportation for
the children TO and from the Rifles Hail. MIR.
VIM II. Morrison has offered coo Christmas
cards for the Children.
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Send order by Mail or Telephone, d23-2
Goods delivered free TO any part of the
city.
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LadIes, Celluold Dressing oaseg from asc to sl5.

o invite buyers who APPRECIATE Handsome and Useful Articles Moderate Prices
u
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gt7 Delivered to ANY Part OF washington
o. Georgetown.