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A RequisitiOn From the Governor of
South Carolina.


JULIUS HAss TO BE SGNT TO THAT STATE FOR TRIAL
About December 30th last julius HaSS was COM
mltted to jail here to answer the charge OF obtain
ing money by false pretenses, and arrangements
were being made this week for giving bail for him.
Detectives Raf and Block anticipated this action,
anu TINS morning reQulSition was received from
Governor Thompson OF South Carolina Tor HaSS
he being charged In that state, the oath OF H. p
upon aim at Charleston a check drawn by one bud.
BoliQan for $40 on the National Bank OF Charles
ton, on which complainant advanced $50, and on
presenting the check 1t was found TO be forgery.
and there was no money to Bollman's credit. Tie
requ1S1ti0n names Raft as the agent of the state
The Chief Justice this requsition issued war;
rant for his delivery to Mr.. Raft.
THE NIGHT LODGING Housz.-The night lodging
house. near the police station on 18th street,
open, with Mr. j. NJ. Elliott in charge as superin-
tendent. Mr.. Eliots daily report yesterday stated
that the number OF dodgers received at the house
January 18th p. m. was MISUNDERSTANDING
males AMI one female. Five dodgers were of one
fam1ly-man, wife and three children-and were
sent TO the house by the police. seventeen were
admitted by card from the police stations. and one
from the Young Mems Christian Association. Four
applicants were refused admission on account or
vermin. one for intoxication, and three because
they had been inmates for three nights. The man.
ayers say that garments cast away by many farni-
lies as worn out would be most acceptable 10 give
out 10 poor WayfarerS.
THEFTs REPoRTED.-A. Saks a. Co. reports stolen
from lhelr wagon on THURSDAY night an overcoat,
valued at S21-Een Clark, a24 c street SOUTH
west reports stolen from clothesine Sc worth or
clothing.s
MARRIAGE LICENsEs.-MaTriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court to Ber-
nard Robinson and Rose Herschfeld George Alfred
Johnson and Martha A. V. Parker; Daniel Russell.
OF Frederick county, Nd. and Harriet Hall, OF Bal
timore county, Md; Everett Gales and Hattie
smith John j. Phillips OF Richmond, Va, and Car
RE r. Cunningham.
SLIGHT RISE n THE PoToMAC-The signal ser
vice observer at Harpers Ferry sends the following
TINS morning. "River rose two feet over night; still
ElStQQ-dRNtA above
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WHAT GIRLS TALK ABOUT.
Scraps Of n Conversation Overheard
the Opening Night OF the ssAmerican
COuntess.,,

''Well, for my part, had rather be myself than
be twenty-five or twenty-three(9 and be belle.
should be perfectly happy If could have partner
for every figure in the german!'
''What low desire."
"Has she got husband living?n
"YOu are not supposed to ask anything like tn at,
my DEAR you might hurt her feelings"
tFrom this the conversation evidently drifts to
81 suppose she could If Old De Caux had not got
ten ahead or her."
81 should think the Presidents man would get
tired OF standing there all the evening Is my hair
all right? DO you think the President has to pay
Tor his MANI"
"They don't wear well; they break so easily at
the knees They stretch, you know. She says she
always sits with her feet up In a CHAIR
CIhe young married woman on the right says
they were taking about silk stockingss)
That's Lieut.. Darlington over there-at the nd
OF the row. He was on the Proteus, you know"
Inat man with the light hair?"
"YeS."
'Gray hair"
"NO, not the gray hair
Hes not married, is hep"
"Go for him, l."
CThe listener, soto uoce to the young married
woman-"They say that's Lieut. Darlington over
there With the light hair at the end Of the row. He
was on The PT0telS, you know" ION the achGt?"
knOw.'D
lThe onversationalistsl-"Sup the gallery
should 1al1 1t would mash my best hatl"
"And your best head, too!"
Ut going TO be six yards OF tule, shirred up be-
mind. that's all there is or it."
cine speaker was afterwards discovered to be a
roOuSC young woman or about one hundred and
thirty pounds weight)
UIere the play becomes OF more thrilling interest
and the front row only hearsl
ha
saw anything so funny In my life. laughed so
nearly Tell off my seat" Theres good looking man
over there" ''IIl tell you who he is-it's MI
81 love a beautiful man" "She's got beautiful
eyebrows" And beautiful legs!" "And, my dear,
they presented him with chair couered 10Th car
pet, a camp chair, you know, and ,cardrObe artth
glass doorSi'
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II MA
AND EVERY SPECIES OF ITCHING AND BURN
ING DISEASES POSITIVELY CURED.

ECZEMA. or Salt Rheum, with its agonizing itching
and burning instantly relieved by a warm bath with
CUTIcuRA SOAP and q single application of CUTIcuRA
the Great Skin Cure. This repeated daily, with two
three doses of CUTICURA REsoLvENT the new Blood
Purifier to keep the blood COOL the perspration pure
and unIrrltatng the bowels open, the liver and kid
neys active will speedily Eczema letter Ring
worm, Psoriasis, Lichen Pruritus Scaled Head Dam
druf and every species of itching, scay and pimpy
hunors OF the scalp and skin. when the
and all known remedies fail
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To C1osE BUSINESS
Will offer to-day aud until sold my entire stock Of
LADIES AND GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
AT AND BELOW COST
Having decided to close March LIST the entire stock
must be sold.
CHAS. n. JONES,
Successor to p. PILLING.
!al2-2w Corner 9Th and e streets northwest
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Oun IMMENSE Srocn Or Day GooDs
MUST BE REDUCED.


SILKS at Cost.
VELYETS at Cost.
DRESS GOODS at Cost
TABLE LINENS at Cost
BLANKETS ut Cost.
NEW YORK MILLS sHEET1Na COTTON twiaes.
and very bestl, Csc >"1''o0~
BEAUTIFUL. DRESS GOODS
SERGE CASHMERES, fine quality in Blue Green and
CSC. A' '@'o - wor'n
HANDSOME BROCADE BLACK SILK VELVET
real value S250), reduced to 81 so
LADIES CLOTH SUITING, one yard and half wide
S714c 1 gray Only
BLACK and CoIoRED SILKS at actual Cost pr,ce
our excellent quality BLACK tFRENCH} ali Ks
reduced from 81 % to $100 Our excellenf nnaiitv
COLOkED SILKS reduced from 81 90 To TEc S'
bAot ABE COLORlsD SILKS, in White Cream Pink
NoMs xktLiSG In Blue Cream and Pink pure wool.
COLORED SILK VEI,VETS al IN
COLOR and BLACK SATISS 5a,
1OLOkED BROCADE SILK vELVETS al M
BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS, pure wool Al 6o
bLEACHED TABLE DAMASK pure linen 5Oo
Cash PRICES NO CREDIT.
JAZZ CARTERa ia NA1xxY R1Anz
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

AIhuseisienfs. &c, TO-nfght.
foRD'S OPERA HOUSE.-Carleton Opera troupe in
"The Merry War"
ALBAUGH'S OPERA HoUsE.-Robson and Crane In
"Sharps and Flats"
NATIONAL THBATER--Mlle. Rhea in ''The Aneri-
can Countess"
DINE MUSEUM. II. keane in "SOlOn Single"
THEATEa CoNIQUE-RentZ- Santley Burlesuue
troupe In "Orpheus and Eurydice."
HERZCG'S MUsECN.-Jennie Kimbau,s Opera
company In 'Chlmes Of Normandy"
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THE RICHMOND POSTMASTER Observation-Disclosures
q. 4. Giimer, OF Richmond, Va, whose term ex-
pre5 In May next, sent In his resignation to Presi-
dent Arthur yesterday. to take effect at once It
Is rufnored that his motive Is to allow President
Arthur TO appoint his successor before he goes out
OF Office MIR. GtlIner says, however, the step is
taken only ON account OF bis failing health and
business affairs.
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YESTERDAY afternoon horse attached TO a wagon
driven by William Scott, and owned by Mrs. j. p.
Palmer, ran away from in front Of Perry's dry
goods store, corner OH street and PENNSYLVANIA
avenue. and ran into carriage corner 10Th street.
throwing the horse down and breaking the wagon;
damage $40.
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SHOT HER HUSBAND AND BURNED THE BODY
William Dru5e, farmer OF Warren, Herkimer
county, n. Y, has been missing for a month. A
nephew OF Mrs. Druse has confessed that the
woman shot her husband, and that the body was
burned Mrs Druse and her nephew are under
arrest
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Transfers OF Real Es,a,.

Deeds in fee have been recorded as follows.
Mercy Maria Gray to ". K stephens. pit 2, SO. n.
"a, sub So $50; s.. 600. John Finn TO C. H. Lamson
pt. ID, 50. "A; 81 600 C. v. Ridgway 10 John n
Weyss, pit. ll3, Old Georgetown; 3C0o Elizabeth
Davidson 70 George A sheehan, lots 50 and "a, SO.
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Use ALADDIN SECURITY OII--After more than
ten years trial this excellent oil continues TO grow
In public favor tine ever increasing demand proves
that its merit alone is its Recommendation as the
best household oil in use
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TRANsFER PIcrrREs for Sic. Gould.s, 421 can.

RoBBERIEs are prevented by The timely precau-
ton or depoSiting your loose yaluaUleS with the
National safe Deposit company, corner 18th street
and New York avenue
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Mis- HOWARD. living at 1860 b street southwest,
reports that about five O'Clock This morning thiel
attempted to enter her house b. cutting the front
blinds, but was frightened OF before gaining
trance.
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"JUsTH's OLD STAND" GIG d street northwest,
buys gentlemen's frst-class secondhand clothing
Note By mail promptly attended 10.
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Purxer wii,inm.on Resigns.

he GIVES Up HIS POSITION ON THE LAKE AND DIS
APPEARS ON HEARING OF EDITOR CRoawsII's
CHARGES.
The steamer Lady OF the Lake. OF which Joseph
p. Williamson is purser, due at the 9th street
wharf yesterday at p. IN. Detectives Cox and
Carter awaited her arrival with a warrant for
Williamson, sworn out by Editor Cromwell. for
violation Of the civil rights act. When the steamer
arrived Williamson was not to be found Cant
Barker stated that Williamson had been arrested.
before on similar charge and acquitted because
the onense was committed out OF the Jurisdiction
OF the court He was theh warned. however, that
IL tn oense had been committed within the iuris
dctton OF the court Judgment would have been
given against him. Hearing OF Editor CromwelI,s
Charge against him, Williamson became frightened
resigned his position while in Norfolk and started
for parts unknown
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THE fine photos OF Kets keInethy's, 11O9 Pa ave,
continue 10 be s. per dOZ with 1911 painted Tree.
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1HE DAKOTA TRoUBLEs.-A dispatch from Bis
marck, OAK, January 16, says: II was generally re-
ported to-day that the southern members of the
legislature had determined to adjourn TO some.
point In South Dakota Inquiry leads TO the con-
cil5lOn That While there is strong sentiment
against Bismarck as the capital no definite plan OF
action has been agreed upon. One member said:
ave want them TO know that they are on key of
powder. and that 1t Will not do to fool with fire.
brands,
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FAyORs for the german. Gould'5, 421 9th st.
EXAMINE s1lglasses- Hempler's. optician, Pa ave
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The OLDEST and most popular wine and liquor
establishment OF Chr. &ander, at No. 9O9 and GIL
9Th street northwest has the finest stock of wines.
liquors, brandies, &c. be is noted for selling the
article only.
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The National Safe Deposit company. corner 18th
and New York avenue; office hours 0 a III TO o.
m Call and inspect the Vaults.
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TIE National safe Deposit company, corner 18th
and New York avenue. receives trunks or silver
ware, bonds and all sorts OF valuable things ON
special deposit for moderate Charge. See adyer-
tlSement-
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gloves, and nose. Great mark down at Francs
corner 7th and ID streets, the only strictly one
price hat and gents furnishing store in this city
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WILL MCDONALD. 25i2 Dearborn street. Chicago
gratefully acknowledges q cure of Eczema or Salt
Rheum on head neck, face legs for seven teen
years. not able to walk except and knees for
one year. not able TO help himself for eight years tried
hundreds OF remedies; doctors pronounced his csse
hopeless; permanently cured by CUT1cURA REsoLyENT
(bIood purier) internally and CUTIcURA and CUTIcURA
SOAP tthe great skin cures) externally
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STOLE THE MONEY TO BUY LEG.-Harry H.
Dryden indicted Tor larceny, who was arrested In
Philadelphia and brought here last evening by two
philadelphia officers. was arraigned In the Crimi
nal Court this morning. Dryden Is cne-legped
instead OF s76. as charged, and he took the money
10 get an artificial leg. He stated that he was n
shoemaker, and came from Baltimore He was
sentenced 10 one year In the penitentiary at Al
bany.
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MADAME L SOULE OF 3O5 9Th avenue. New York
viii be personally at her paTiOrS No 1925 street
northwest, all the coming week. 10 take orders
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ARE 4 oC GOING SOUTH?
Send for Illustrated pamphlet Of the most attract
I've and DeSt-appUinted winter retreat In the south
ern states address C. b. circuit, $50 Broadway,
New York.
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DIARIES IN all bindings, pocket and counting
house, at Chapman's. 9l5 Pennsylvania avenue.
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THOSE seeking bargains In half hose should read
the advertisement OF 5. B. Elery, 1112 street
northwest.
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ASK YOUR DRUGGIsr-
For Aloha perfume. and get the best.
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GRAY GARRISON; Printers. Globe Printing ONCE.
3S9 Pa ave.
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Briefs and Records printed promptly. Gray s.
Clarkson's.
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APPLETOS'S American CyclOpaedia- Fer best terms
See For Embellishments column, this paper.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.
oYF1cy OF The CHIKr SIGNAL oFrrcrx

OFF1cE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFrcgx
WAsBITGTOS. n c.. January IL, 1885 10 am
For the middle Atlantic states much colder, clear
in2 weather. high westerly winds, with gales on
the coast, rising barometer
For sunday, fair colder weather Is Indicated for
New England, the middle and south Atlantic states,
tennessee and the OHIO valley and lower LAKE
region.
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HEROES NrsEUM--The Chimes of Normandy
VIII be given for the last time tonight Monday
next Pauline Markham with voice OF s.yocsI vel
vet, as Richard Grant White aptly put IL begans
an engagement limited 70 single week. .sEast
Lynne viii be given the first three DAYS followed
py the 'Tfeket o. Leave Man" All VIII do well 10
secure seats In advance. Aatinees every day. see
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Mrs. NJ. j. HUNT, 1909 street northwest, is sell
advertisements
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CHAs HOUGHroN. ESQ, lawyer % State street.
Boston reports of Eczema under his observation
for ten years which covered the patients body and
limbs. and to which all known methods of treatment
had been applied without benefit which was completely
cured solely by the CUT1oURA REAED1Es, leaving q
clean aud healthy skin.
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Alexandria Affairs.


Reported for THE EVENING STAB
FIRE THIS Observation-Disclosures got I'D an hour
earlier than usual this morning. reused bt an alarm
OF lire amid gale OF wind, shortly before O'clock
A large brick dwelling, much diiapidated occupied
by Ann Wright on West street, nearly opposite the
falr grounds, was found TO be fire. ALI efforts
to awaken any one inside proving vain the door
was kicked open, but the flames had SO filled the
house that entrance was Impossible, so that the
building was wrecked and It's contents destroyed
IL was for a While reported that Ann Wright had
Deen burned, but 1t was soon aScertained that she
had the day before gone TO visit her sister, Mrs
Howard. In Fairfax county. The house is an Old
one, once hotel. and then q ruin 'or long time
Dit had been rooted in and made habitable. 1t was
the property OF Capt Reyes
CORPORATION CoURT.-The city court has ad-
1ourned until Monday next. The court has con-
hrmed the reports OF sale in the cases OF Wheatley
agt. Davenport and OF Moore agt. JONES' settling
up the estate OF Capt. E. Jones'
NOTES.-The mayor has fined Henry Harris S.
and James Brown So so, for disorderly conduct
Inc Friday club gave pleasant entertainment at
McBurney's hall last night-CommissiOne Duff
icy Is at work making his annual assessment in
this city:-Mrs; Chloe A. Violet died yesterday at
the residence OF Mr.. John Proctor, on Queen street.
The brig Onoaska, freighted with slaves for
CUBA by Reed q Co.. sailed to-day.-State Asses
sor Vincent is now engaged in fixing the values OF
real estate here, on which the state taxes Of the
next five years will be levied.-Rev Mr. Bern
hard held children's meeting this afternoon at
Trinity N. E. church.
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ATTORNEYS.

{ tHAREES j. GOoCH, SOLICITOR OF PATENTS
~ Counseitor-at-iaw and txpert, St Cloud Building
9Th and streets Good work rood reiereuces moder,
ste charges. twenty one years experience. d3l
N Il. MILLER, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
A\s Rooms and l. Gunton Law Building
p., 472 Louisiana avenue
hesldence 24o North Capitol street. mh29
CAMUEL Ii. WALKER
- U. - COMMISSIONER. NOTARY PUBLIC AND
- ATTORNEY FOR RENTS
N2 $50 La ave. next to City p o.
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S3 per Cation, 75c. Quart Bottle.
No. Rye Whisky, best In the world for the money.
Orders by mail MCGEE's. 9Th. near ID ST. colin
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FOR SECURITY At HONE
Use Aladdin Security OIL
It Is known 10 be the safest and best OIL
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of long and closeflttng seal skin sacQues Just re-
ceived at StinemetZ's, 1885, Pennsylvania avenue
Prices: s135, $780, sl75. Also, seal plush sacQues
newmarEets and yisteS at very low prices
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-17

Dur<ee's Salad Dres>ing and Cold
Meat Sauce.-The universal favorfte both ia
the United States and Great Britain. Wholesome,
delicious, economical and nutritious Saves
anxiety, waste and trouble. 60
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR LAl!NG FELT AND IN
OFFICE surrRvIsISe ENorNIrR and Architect
, NAsHISGroN. L. & J4iuIsrS "a Is.sA
Fen and lii ovegnl, Of he lower ROT OF tIl peg
P.ns,on Bnilliug. about i've hundred and twenty
be furnished by lie Cni 81 Stgtes -"'eii"is 20
bids stating price y square Of 100 square feet, TO
COW al boE and AN
should be addTssed to The undersllgl They viii Dc
tend. " q MIC no A''
Supervising Engineer and Architect.
JaIo.Il,1o New Pension Building
HOSPITAL BUILDINGS HAMPTON.
" - q Hornbower 4 Marshal Architects, Vernon Row.
thls oce ON nnti e tSpos NIL VIZ be Esgyed Z
rEibEI ALI tENlH. 1855. for furnishing mat, rfal}
purposes at the Nat.ora H 9 or III hGspita
Soldiers az Hampton, Va a. follows viz AdmInistrs-
n non faNlhon' Dining Pavilion, Ward Pavilion, and
Separate bids will lie made for plumbing and bes,in,
apparatIls srecifcations and plans n aud 81
fuIfer information obtained at this office Thurs
All proposals must he Endorsed PROPOSALS for Con.
sruGlon or ProIos Is for Steam heating PropossA
i2r hlHm6ing and Gas fitting of Hospital Buildings &
VIM. b. Ira kiln President of the Bos ID of Aanaseraa
sheeE co. 1 G ms on as sy Ses
acceptance OF contract awarded. he hight rejec1
" H6RSBG6% Tss q MSasa L feferx xTeni..o
ja3-skwtojaSi
PROPOSALS FOR ELECTRIC LIG TING.
l. ENGINEER ofrIeE NAsHISGToS MoSUMEkr,
SAsHINGToS, ID. G. January Ia 1883
se9led proposals viii be rseeysd al tubs oos IHta
JANUARY lseS and Opened Immediately theresfter ia
f re rr t5 Mani 81 SdeI for furnishing and puttins
Monument with incand seen; Eeciric Lights
specih stoIs bahh and any furT, information viii
- IHos LINCOLN CASEY
800. Col Corps of Engineers
!ali-ot Engineer IN Charge
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CITY ITEMS.
A Million Americans Alone use DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup. Other nations in proportion.
Fresh supply


Fresh supply
OF long and cose-ttting seal skin sacques Just
ceiyed at StinemetZ's, 1885, Pennsylvania avenue.
Prices: s135, $3.50, SITS Also, seal plush sacQues,
newmarleis and visites At very low prices
12kc. Pe-caiex 6hc. 7ae 18th ST. ]. E. Young.
s'Rough on Toofhache..
Instant relief for Neuralgia, Toothache, Face
ache ASK for though on Toothache." 10 &c. 10
Sudden Changes OF Weather are pro-
ductlve OF throat Diseases, Coughs, Colds etc.
There is no more eGectual relief In these diseases
TO he.fOund than In the use of Browns Bronchial
1rOcneS. Price 70 els go
S3 per Cation, 75c. Quart Bottle.
No. Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money.
OrderS py mail. MCGEE'S. 9Th. near ID ST. colin
Duritee's Salad Dressing and Cold
the United States and Great Britain Wholesome,
delicious, economical and nutritious. Saves
anxiety, waste and trouble. go
Cluest's Crown Collars, Cuffs and Monarch
Shirts are the best OF ALL 60
I.undborg's Perfume, Edenla co
Lundbor:'s Perfume, Marechal Mel Rosa 60
Lundborg's Perfume, Alpine Violet go
Lundborg's Perfume, Lily OF the VALLEY go
On Thirty Days Tria..
The v0talc Belt Co, Marshall Mich win send
DR.. DYES Celebrated Electro-voltac Belts ana
Electric Appliances trial for thirty DAYS to men
young or old who are afflicted with nervous de-
bility lost vitality and kindred troubles guarantee
ing speedy and complete restoration or health and
manly Vigor. Address as above. N. B.-No risk Is
incurred, as thirty days trial is allowed w,s,m
"AIderncv Dairy wa2ons."
n re ds1t Aderney BUTTER ehgned every morning
pound. Also, Cottage Cheese, ButterIilk ana sweet
Mlik &C per quart Cream l5c. pint
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ductive OF throat Diseases, Coughs, Colds, etc.
There is no more eTectual relief In these diseases
to hefOund than In the use of Browns Bronchial
Troches. Price - CTS go
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FAIL AND WINTER IMPORTATION

Suitugs Overcoatngs. and Trousexings received and
open for inspection Gentlemen Will PLACES ttetr orders
attbe
LEADING TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT OF
WASHINGTON
q. D. BARR
- 1ll Rsunsyaxania sysnuA