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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-11-20

-"Palmer Nevads " . what The
prima donna viii henosforth call her
| self.
Two soldiers OF the Light Brigade.
made famous by Tennyson's poem, are
residing in New York.
General Berdan, the American riflo
and torpedo-makcr, Is said by : corro.
spondent TO Be one Of the Cars ''moso
intimate frienda"
-Ex-Govcrnog Long. according to
the Boston Post, IL one Of the brightest
after-dl1ner speakers in the country.
He never drinks wine or liquors
&C. NJ Lewis. the Yale class poet ol
1855. il brother Of J. N. Lewis. the
class poet Of 1883, and they are the sons
Of @. T. LewiA the class poet Of 1858.
Miss Alcott says "she has fallen in
love with : great many pretty girls in
her life. but never once the least be
with man." just 80 with u.s. Chs
cGgo Mail.
A child was recently born at Moose
River. Me-. with but one hand and
another infant was born at Augusta,
Me-. with six toes on each foot. -B oston
Transcript
General Grants height a. stated
BY Colonel Frederick d. Grant in q let
ter to an inquirer In Scranton. Pa. was
five feet eight inches; chest measure,
about thirty-eight inches
Sarah Althea Hill. Of San Francisco.
who has achieved notoriety as the plain
tiff in the celebrated Sharon divorce
suit, has resolved to adopt the stage -
. profession. ~ Chirago Journal.
Anna Drinker. . well-known author.
6ss. who wrote under the nom de plume
Of Edith May" has been released from
the State Asylum for the Insane at Har-
risburg. Pa. where she had been con-
fined for many years ~ Pittsburgh POST
A letter written by . lady, which
had remained fifty years in the pocket
OF an old coat, was found the other day
by rag-merchant, and by an equally
strange chance reached the person to
whom it had been addressed half . CEN
tury ago Norfolk (Ta.) Landmark.
Mrs Langtry. not satisfied with the
natural color Of her hair. which was
beautiful. and Of which she took in
cessant care, has painted it kind Of
reddish color. which. ii appears. il be-
coming the fashion in Paris and has
much injured her appearance. r.
Sun.
The late Governor Coburn. o.
Maine. left . fortune Of about $780,
600. He was never married. Scores
Of girls wove their nets for him, but he
eluded capture. One day he saw . poor
girl. and she was 50 attractive and
a. roo blo Il. har -, oauov-u xhs- - -
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HUMOROUS.

Talking about dates, bne ought to
have them at ones finger ends. said
he. .'Why?" said she ..Oh, because
their home is on the palm -Erans-
tiiie Argus.
Professor: I'm one evening I
counted twenty-scven meteors sitting
on my piazza" Class expresses great
astonishment At the sociable character
Of the heavenly bodies Boston Budqef.
A little girl Of two and . half years
burned her finger for the first time the
other day. She placed her finger on :
hot potato, and suddenly drew it back.
exclaiming, ''Oh! der's . pin in il
Boston Courier.
Little Charley" Papa, will Won
buy me drum" Fond father-..Ah.
bat my boy. you will disturb me very
much # do" Charley-'-O. no, papa;
! won't drum except when you're
asleep. = Pittsburgh Chronicle.
"A High School boy 1t Lawrence,
Mass. went home delighted with tho
idea Of the military drill about to be in
troduced in the school = I tell you"
said he, pityingly. to his sister, lie
pays to Be boy"- Golden Days.
- johnny, is your sister imp II
don't know. Lemme see whats YOUR
name?' .Barnes-Mr. Barnes" IAN
right, Mr.. Barnes. You Just sit down.
and Ill ask Sis whether she's home;
but don't think that's the name
--''l see," said Mrs. De Wigs to her
husband, that the King Of Bavaria i
in debt about 81. 100000" Yes"
How in the world can he have got 50
deeply in debit" Dunno, unless he
kept two hired girls ~ ittsonrgA TEL
egraph.
Gus dc Smith, want to hire YOU
70 take me out to the lunatic asylum
and back. How much do you charge
for the round trip? Colored Hackmsn
DE Lor! Yer amt gwinter come
back arter you once get out dar. is yer,
honey?-7er0s Svtings.
A young married couple Of Sails
bury, Md, have named their first hoy
Neptune" because they became en-
gagged while on . sailing voyage.
There's an ocean for you! No doubt
young Neptune will frequently encount
or smacks NorrisfosUn Herald
Grocer (to new boy) You must
tell people that we are very busy,
James, whether We are or not They
like 70 buy Of firm that they think
docs . large trade. New boy. AL
right, sir. Grocer q little later)-
Didn't old Mrs. Benson want anything,
JamesP New boy Yes. sir; she want
ed couple o. mackerel an ten pounds
o. brown sugar, an l told her we was
50 busy we didn't know which way to
turn, an 50 she said she was in hurry,
an she'd get EN- round the corner
Hdrper's BG<dr.
A little thrce-year-old. the Young
hopeful Of an estmablc lady on Picty
Hill, Ia Salem. Is just beginning TO
verge into the period Of childish inves.
tigation, doubt, and inquiry. The little
fellow had heard the words grass
widow and fastened TO inquire IL
Of his mother BY way OF II.
lust on she told him that ifhs father
shoulu run away and leave her alone
without any cause then she would be
grass widow. The future Senator
looked up in his mothers face and said;
s.Thcn what'd 1 be-? Would l 10 .
yrasshoppcrp'-Sa iem f0rc.) Stotes
gs0ss.
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the University, his careful mother had
packed an immense trunk for him to take
with him. Old Mace insisted on carrying
the heavy trunk to the depot, which feat
he accomplished without difiiculty.
When vacation began Fred Snively, who
had been leading . rather fast life at the
University, returned to his native town.
Old Mace was on hand to carry his trunk.
He spit on his hands and remarked: Jess
watch me yank dat ar trunk on my shoul.
der. He leaned over, seized the handles,
and made mighty effort Next moment
he was standing on his head with his feet
in the cir, and the trunk was lying some
distance of. wide OPEN There was moth
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When he opened the door Of the Execu-
tive room he beheId the General seated In
his chair in reflective attitude, with his
forehead and his eyes fixed upon vacancy.
He started and stared when asked about the
little bill.
"F-ff-fact Is" he explained. Il f-f-for-
got all about your bb-bill! You see I've
been c-c-considering deep B-b-b-biblical
question"
"A Biblical question r. said his visitor,
s'what the deuce ID that?"
"W-w-w-why r said the General, II was
ut trying 10 think what Il was that
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unanimous consent rushed IL into the Sen
ate, got 1t through BY unanimous consent In
that body, and brought it the same day into
the Executive Chamber, with lis own hands
for the Governors signature. General
Chamberlain took It. and promised to lay
II before his ExcelIency at the earliest mo-
ment
The lawyer went down to the Delavan
House, had his dinner and a small bottle Of
wine consulted the timetable, and found
he had time TO run up to the capitol again
and sec that this bill was really signed BE-
fore returning " New York.
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Doctor--"You see. wiley dear. 1
have pulled my patient through, after
All; very critical case. can tell you"
His wifc-''Yes. dear hubby; but then
you are so clever in Your profession.
An. II ! had only known you five years
earlier! | feel ccrtsin my first hus-
band my poor Thomas would have
been saved. ~ u Ledger.
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ing In it but toothbrush and a paper col
lar. -Ttzds SUtin0s.


Sayw he whispered. as he suddenly
turned to young man sitting beside him
in Broadway car, don't waste your time
on me That's : memorandum book you'vs
been trying to get hold OF for the last i've
minutes and this watch isn't worth I'VE
dollars"
STRIP
Say, take my advice. want to 81
you get along and do well-realy do
and 4 l were you I'D rob bank or 20
through train. It's just as handy, you
know, and there's always something in it,,
The young man looked completely dis
couraged . he got on the cam Y
Sun
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a suRPRlsEp NEGRO.

nov n Empty Tssak Yielded - H.
Muscular Strength.
II there = anything Old Mace u proud
Of, Il y hb ability % lift heavy burdcna
He en- carry with sase Trunk which few
othsr men can lift lie Is employed IN ~
family Of Judge sniyely. Of Brennan.
WHOSE son Fred Is student Il the Univer.
sily Of Texas. When Fred left homs foE
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our Saviour said TO z-Z-z-Zaccheus when
he found him up In trce!'
what he said 70 Zaccheus? Why. he
said: Come down. zacchcusp that's what
ne said. But what has that got to do with
signing my bll?"
The v-v-v-very thlngl' calculated che
General, swapping his fingers, the very
thingl Come down, como down. that's
what he said, didn't he? I thought Il was
something like thatv' And no relapsed
into deep reverle
The legislative lawyer looked At the Gen.
eral Tor moment q the purport OF the
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Merchant TO clerk Here, have Just
written out the following letter: Dear Sir:
As respects the amount for which l am In
debted to you, beg to state that intend
to pay You In full very shortly. q you are
my principal creditor, and the rest or my
liabilities are scarcely worth mentioning
etc, etc want you 70 make thirty copies
OF this letter and send them 70 the addresses
given In this list" Merchant next day.
"Well, did You attend 70 that little mat
tery' Clerk-'O, yes; but to save trouble
I had the letters autographed before send.
Ing them OIL Humoristische Bl0ttcr.
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~ remaFk hcoks upon hin. end thsn thsgo
was : littie whbperIng business talk. ard
h departed With The aligned blu and an ~
Junction Of secrosy. But he thought Tho
Biblical story too good 70 keep. and Il soon
became current In the lobby. The GENERAL
was known thereafter a. the Biblical
Question."-N r. Journalist.
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the LAND or rHus-AMD.so.

How would Willie ike 10 70
10 tho land of Thus-and-Sof
Everything u proper there
All the children comb their hair
Smoother than the fur 81 cats.
or the nap Of high silk hats:
Every face y clean and white
Asa lily washed la light:
Never vaxue~t soil or spcck
FOUND on forehead. throat or nooRs
Every little crIsnpled ear.
In and out, ~ pure and clear
A. the chcrry.blo~soms bl0s
In the land Of Thusand-S1.
. little boys that never fall
Down tho stairs. or cry NJ all
Doing nothing 20 repent.
Watchful ana Obcdlent:
Never hungry. nor Ia haste
Tidy shOcetrings always laced:
Never button rudciy torn
From ~ fellows MI unworn;
knickcrbOckcrs always new
Ribbon ne. and collar, too:
Little watches. worn like men,
Only always half past ten
Just precisely right. you know.
For the land Of 1hus-nnd-So!
And the little babies there
Give no ono the slightest care
Nurse has not thing - d.
But be happy and say 'Boov
While mamma Just mods, and knows
Nothing but 10 doxe and dozo.
Never Litter around the CRATE:
Never lunch or dinner late:
Never any household lin
Peals without or rings within
Buby-coos nor laughing calls.
On the stairs. or through the halls
Just great Hushcs TO and fro
Pace the land OF Thus-and-so.
" q the land OF us.and-So.
Isn't II delightful. thought"
Yes" iispcd Willie. answering me
Somewhat slow aud donbffuly--
Must BE- awful nicc-but
kuthcr wait t.ll By and by
Fore 20 there he when
he dead IN GO there then
But" the troubled little face
Closer pressed In my embrace
Lc > don't never ever 70
To the land OF Thus and-So."
Jdnies Bhnconsb klsp. ~ Indianapolis Jour
nal.
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Killed His Brother.

FATAL RESULT OF AN ATTEMPT TO INITIATE
BUFFALO BILL
Robert Bowie, colored, % years old, shot and
killed his halfbrOther, Fielder Bowie, 10 years
aid. at their home. 1913 l. street, about half
rast ten o'clock yesterday morning. The young
men were amusing themselves by boxing and
wrestling, when Robert went to a trunk, got
two pistols, and called out: ''Now I'll show how
Buffalo Bill covers his man." Suiting the action
10 the word. he pointed the pistol at his brother
lie snapped the pistols, which, he says, he sup
posed were unlOaded. and to his horror one of
them went of. His brother fell to the floor
with bullet in his brain. Fielder died in a few
minutes. Robert surrendered himself to- Police
Officer Rhodes. He said that he had tried the
pistols before he took them from the trunk
having snapped the triggers down. Robert, who
was employed in a restaurant on 18th street,
attended a dramatic performance Saturday
night, and his imagination was excited by the
scenes where pistols were used. The coroner
held an inquest yesterday, and the jury found
that THE deceased came to his death from
pistolshOt wound in the head inflicted by his
brother, Robert Bowie" The coroner then COM
United Robert Bowie To Jail.
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COndenSad LNcRIS.

The Capital bicycle club have decided to hold
their fall races the "a of October. instead OF
the 9Th, as announced.
The remains OF Allen Mccullough, the -
yedT-old son of Mr.. Allen Mccullough, prOmi-
nent lumber merchant OF Norfolk, Va, were
brought To this city yesterday for burial at Oak
Hill cemetery. Young Mccullough died OF lock-
jaw. caused by splinter which ran into his
loot.
James Williams alias Shorter, colored, was
before Judge Shell this morning for kicking
Policeman Appleby who had arrested him) in
in TAIL.
Mrs. Julia f. Cuthbert, wife of Rev. James III.
Cuthbert. ID. D.. pastor of the First Baptist
church this city, died at Asbury Park, n. j.,
last Saturday
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IA T 4 B q h.

That pure sweet safe and effective American dstil-
lation Of Witch Hazel, American Pine Canada Fir
Marigold and Clover Blossom, called SANYoRD's RAD
IcAL CURE FOR CATARRH. with one box CATARRHAL
SOLVENT and one SANFokD's IMPROVED INHALER,
All In one package, may now be had Of all druggists
ior$l. Ask for SANFoRDs RADICAL CURE.
Complete Local and Constitutional Treatment for
every form Of Catarrh, from a Simple Cold or Iniu-
enza to loss of Smell, Taste and Hearing, Cough.
Bronchitis and Catarrhal Consumption, in every
package
CLEhGYNEN. vOCALIsTs
and Public Speakers without number owe their pres
ent usefulness and success to SANFoRDs RADICAL
CURE FOR CArARRH
Rev. Dr. Wiggin says. zone Of the best remedies for
Cafarrh-nay the best remedy we have found in q
hietime Of suffering-is SANFoRD's RADICAL CURE.
clears the head and throat thoroughly that taken
each morning on rising there unpleasant secre
tons and NO dsagreeable hawking during the entire
day, but an unprecedented earness of voice and
piratory organA"
Sold by all druggists Price, 81
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co. BOSTON.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE OF TIiF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
w AsHINGro, ID. g.. Sent. 81, 1885. IL am.
For the middle Atlantic states. continued cool
northe:iStcrII winds witt. threatening weather
and rain occasionally heavy, lower barometer.
For to-day. threatening weather and rain,
with stationary temperature is indicated for
Washington and vicinity.
: For Tuesday, cloudy weather and rain fire.
quentIy heavy. ana continued cool northeast
erly winds indicated for the middle Allan
tic states.
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COLLINS vo1rA1c ELECTRIC p1AsrERs

Weary sufferer from Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Weak
and Sore Lungs, Coughs and Colds, Weak Back, Weak
stomach and Bowels, Dyspepsia, Female Weakness,
shooting Pains through the Loins and Back try these
Plasters. Placed the Pit of the Stomach. they
prevent and cure Ague Pains. Bilious Collie, Liver
Complaints. and protect the system from thousand
ills. Csc jel5-mth
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Amusements TO-Night

ALBAUGH'S OPERA HOUSEHOLD"
FoRDs OPERA HoUSE.-"The Black Crook"
HERZoG'S OPERA HoUSE-"Hazel Kirk"
DINE MUSEUM.-The Leonzo Brothers in 9TH,
Planters Child"
THEATEE COMIQUE.-Variety.
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CITY ITEMS

-. Auxenstein, SIT. SO and S2l 9TH St
i,n unefs ior Tomorrow only the follow
busting brushes G9a1rg gain Patent wire-drawu
each; silver plated su na iSs worth rs and 4Oc
1Sc., worth 35e.; cut glass covered snSar bows
LII aarge SIZE washtub zinc washboard, fifty
mats, &C.; colored water tnmbiers. lie: col.
ored glass stand lamps complete. ore: hail
erat eSo cha ndnGie knives and forks 42c.
wooden water buckets, i3c'. coal bod and
shovel &c; Japanned wash basins, 14c., school
house-furnishing goods.
what IS Cents WIN INV.
$50. Mems Pow Shoes. esc
Csc. Gents Button Shoes 9Sc
CSC. Boys Laced and Button 9Sc
CSC. Boys Patent Leather Pumps oSc
Csc. Ladies Fine Morocco Shoes Csc
CSC. Ladies, Opera Toe Slippers. CSC.
CSC. Ladies Oxford Ties. CSC,
CSC. Misses Spring Heels ot,c
CSC Misses Heeled Shoes SSc
CSC. Childrens Fine Spring Heels. csc.
9Sc French Kid Infant Shoes SSc'
CSC Gents Fine Embroidered SIinner. SSc
Also variety Of other shoes and SLIPPERS at CSC.
H. STRASBURGER
NO. BOO 7th street, doors above I.
The above goods are solid leather and can.
not be found in any other shoe store in this CITY
at the low prices we are offering them.
Johnson's. 18th and e Streets.
JoHNsoN's, 18TH AND E STREETS.
Johnson's, 18th and Z Streets.
oysters, nsn, game, meals, lunch, &c. There
has been but one fine load of oysters at the
wharf yet, which was Capt. Kelley. The cream
of them went to Johnson's, 18th and 10 streets.
to-day. Lifetime experience. Ladies' large sar
loon attached. 1
DunlOp and Other Popular Blocks
hats just received at Francs, corner 9TH and
D streets, the only strictly One Price Hat and
Gents Furnishing Store in this city.
Cholera. Diphtheria, Fevers. Malaria.
prevented by the use of Reed & Carnrick's So.
dunn HypOchlorite (disinfectant). Recon-
mended by the Public Health Association as
superior to all other disinfectants and germi-
cides Sold everywhere. Send for pamphlet
m,w,s-45 1872 Fulton ST., N. Y.
Damaged GunS.-A slightly damaged
breech-loading shotgun, with rebounding locks.
pistol grip and rubber stock will be sold for
$4,000 at O. Mearas, 1347 Penn. ave. 6
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WE HAVE 30 pairs rurcOman Curtains, worth
S25, that we are selling at $3.50. Take your
doors down and put up pOrtieres.
W. Il. MOSES & SoN,
Corner II tn and sts
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LOOK Ar
OUR NEW STYLES OF WINTER SUIT.
INGS TO BE MADE TO MEASURE ATS25
AND $2S SUIT.
THE TWENTY-EIGHT DOLLAR GOODS
ARE ENGLISH MANUFACTURE
ALSO LOOK AT OUR BROAD-WALE
DIAGONAL OVERCOATS. THESE ARE
THE NEWEST GOODS IN THE MARKET:
ARE MADE UP SACKS AND SURTOUTS
WITH WORSTED AND SILK Innings.
E. B. BARNUM & CO.
sells e81 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
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TRY AYERS PILLS. AND BE CURED. MISE
u ry is mild word to describe the mischief to body
and mind caused by habitual constipation The regu-
lar use of Ayers Cathartic Pills. in mild doses will
restore the torpid viscera to healthy action.
ssRLOOD FOOD" Is THE SUGGESTIVE NAME
Ooften given to Ayers Sarsaparilla, because of
its blOod-enrichng qualities sel5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-21

MARRIED-Happy couples in search of house.
keeping outfits call at BTeitbarth's Odd Fellows
Hail furniture store
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THE TEMPERANCE CENTENNIAL.-The tenn
perance centennial was celebrated yesterday
with appropriate exercises at the Union MethO-
dist church, on Goth street. Rev. Charles w
baldwin, the PASTOR preached in the morning
and Rev. DIR. NaylOr in the afternoon. Hon. r.
b. Vance, of North Carolina, spoke at night.
ST Patrfck's Total Abstinence society cele-
brated the centennial with exercises at Carroll
Institute hall in the evening. An interesting
literary and musical program was carried out
Addresses were made by Messrs F. McNer-
hany, Archie Clarke and Judge Reed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-21

THE BILL in equity of Jane Dorsey agt. Beva
~ Lockwood. TO annul deed and for repay
Ihent of purchase money, has been dismissed
by plaintiffs attorney.
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hEMEMRER

GEMS SEAMLESS CONGRESS CATERS at
l.9S. n. STRASBURGER,
No. 9O6 9Th ST., 4 doors above /.
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PosTPoSExEST OF sAIx-The sale NJ aorh,.
orom hosting engine and general materfaI fns
sever Work - postponed until Thursday Sen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-21

PoND LILY TOILET WASH. A MOST RE-
heshing liquid .sapOnaceous toilet preparation An
indispensable luxury for the Nursery. the Bath the
Sick Boom. Cleansing and many other purposes
no NOT SCRUB AND SMEAR YOUR FACE
- and hands with sticky toilet soaps made from
Questionable animal at nsouble by reason of salt
and lime. which all hard soaps (evsn Csstle) contain
Be luxurious. Use POND LILY TOILET WASH
Absolutely and instantly dissolved In the cold
est water leaving the skin sot and delicately per-
fumed shun unlawful limitations Get the WRIGHT
kind All druggists. Is cent& selO-2ws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-21

That Eiseman Bros, corner 9TH and E streets,
are the manufacturers OF all the clothing they
sell.
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BEAUTIFUL DREss GooDs.

CASHMERE SERGES in Blue, Brown, Green and
Garnet very fine quality, twelve yards for 81.
BLANKETS, BLANKETS! BLANKETS
BLANKETS slightly soed ar actual cost
BLACK SILKS excellent quality. 15c.
COLORED SILKS. excellent quality reduced to 75c
COLORED SILK VELVETS 81.
BLACK SILK VELVETS, 81.
BLACK CASHMERES, double width, pure wool,
3112, So 50 15c '
CoL0RED CAsHMERES, double width. pure wool.
COLORED BROCADE SILKS, s1.5O
BLACK BROCADE SILKS, $1.5O
BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS, pure wool.
$3.50. '
EXCELLENT BLACK SILKS, 81
EXCELLENT COLORED SILKS 81
CRADLE BLANKETS, 81.
Large size DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS 60
$3.50, 49, w.
Handsome BRocADE DRESS GOODS, cheap a.
25c., reduced to 12l7c. "
THE ABOVE ARE STRICTLY CASH PRICES
CARRIERS,
I'll MARKET SPACE
seI2 Near 7th Street.
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CcHooL COMMENCEMENT.

SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT
Boys School Knee Pants, SOC, CSC. 16e and q
Boys School Long Panfs, 76c-, e0c,, u - 02-18
Boys school suits %. e2-60 and - up
Boys Single yacketA nun o1.6o mp
Boys single Vegf, DC 80
Boys School Hata SOC, SIC, 76c and q.
Boys Flannel Sailor Suits ~ Cunl
Boys shirt weiss, from 60cL NJ.
! sSzs sac. ~ Sc " = e j, iSS q
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NINE. t. b. Harrison 329 F street northwest
Is in New York making her selections of i'm
ported millinery for early fall and winter wear.
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LADIES FINE PEBBLE GOAT SHOES, common
sense and opera toe at S1.9S.
u. STRASBURGER,
No COG 9Th ST., A doors above /.