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The Portland daily press., 1885-06-17
Cumberland Bone Company,

The annual meeting of the Cumberland
Bone Company was held at the office of the
company in this city yesterday afternoon.
The old board of directors was reelected as
follows: Julius Wolff, Leander Valentine,
Geo. N. Hammond, S. L. Goodell, Geo. H.
Starr, S. d. Leayitt, John F. Anderson, Geo.
Burnham, Jr. Julius Wolff was reelected
president and +. D. Ellis was reelected clerk
and treasurer. The company reports pros
porous years business with an excellent pros
pect for the ensuing year. Yesterday the
first annual dividend of five per cent was
declared upon the common stock. The COM
pany has heretofore paid dividends of eight
per cent only upon the preferred stock and
the five per cent additional on the common
stock is gratifying exhibit.
The Portland daily press., 1885-06-17
PEAKS ISLAND.
Preparations for the Entertainment
of VIsItors-PersonaI.

The magnificent weather of the past week
has started considerable number of visitors
to the island and travel will shortly be at its
height. Quite number of summer boarders
have arrived, and by next week the island
houses will probably be crowded with Grand
Army visitors.
The Forest City Roller Coaster Company
are rapidly pushing work on their railway,
and if the cars arrive this week it will be
opened to the public next Monday 1t has a
descent of % feet from the start to the lowest
point, built to a pleasant grade, is $50 feet
long, and the gauge of the track will be IA
inches. 1t is Thoroughly and strongly built,
under the supervision of Mr. J. G. Sanborn.
The Forest City Rink is ready for opening.
next Monday and the soda fountain has been
removed from the rink proper to one Of the
| ante-rooms, on account of the soda being
spilled upon the floor. Mr. Chenery will
have charge of it. The theatre will be OBJ
ened Monday with the burlesque opera of
Ixion, by the DeForeSt Opera Company of
thirty performers; performances commence
at 2.30 p. m. and p. m. The theatre is di-
| vided off into orchestra, parquette and gal
| lery and will be under the prOprietorship of
| A. T. Sterling & Son, while c. Laiscell will
have charge of the business management.
Electric lights will be place in the thea
| tire. Among the attractions for this season
will be Heating and Sands London Combina-
| ton from London, ]. H. Keene's Dramatic
| Company, Moore and Fiskes Funny Sayings
| and Funny Faces Combination, Dixie &
| Miller's English Opera Company will appear
| in rapid succession.
The Island Drug Store under the supervis-
| ion of Mr.. John E. Deehan, formerly with
| c. II. Guppy Co., is now ready for bus
| mess, and has a full prescription depart
| meet of pure drugs and medicines, fine line
| OF cigars, and for sthe thirsty a beautiful
| black Italian marble soda fountain, with a
| full line of delicious syrups, has been placed
In the store. In the toilet department may
| be found everything essential for that pur-
| pose. The entire establishment is first-class
and is what has been needed on the island.
We predict that Mr.. John E. Deehan will re-
ceive the popular patronage which he en-
| joyed at c. II. Guppy & Co.'S.
Mr.. l.. A. Cloudy, the baker, has established
a branch bakery at Jones landing and will
apply everything in this line
Mulhall, the painter, is painting an entire
new set of scenery for the Forest City Thea
tire.
A new building has been erected between
the Forest City Theatre and rink, and
troupe of three glass blowers will exhibit
there.
Mr.. c. A. Alexander, of the firm of Brown,
Bonnell& Co., iron manufacturers of Youngs-
town, Ohio, is spending few weeks at the
Jones Hotel, Peaks Island.
The Forest City Steamboat Company wish
people who are intending to move to the
islands to get all their furniture down this
week, as next week it will be impossible to
transport any on account OF the Encamp-
The Portland daily press., 1885-06-17
PORTLAND AND VICINITY.
Jew ADVERTISEMENT TODAY.
Advice to Mothers.

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup should always
be used when children are cutting teeth 1t re-
leves the little sufferer at once it produces natu-
raj, quiet sleep by relieving the child from pain,
and the little cherub awakes as "bright as a but
ton" 1t Is very pleasant to taste. 1t soOthes
the child, softens the gums, allays the pain, re-
leyes wind, regulates the bowels, and is the best
known remedy for darrh9a, whether arising
from teething or other causes. Twenty-Five cents
a bottle.
dec 10 WS&Mw1yr
Every testimonial we publish of
Adamson's Botanic Cough Balsam is genuine. We
hereby offer reward of FIVE thousand dollars for
evidence proving otherwise in a single case.
f. w. KINSMAN & CO."
June 15 MW&S&w
The Portland daily press., 1885-06-17
Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers of real estate in
the county have been recorded at the regis
try of deeds:
Portland-John billing to Sophia r. Dilling,
land and buildings. 81.
Decker, land and buildings. 81 and considera-
ton
Gorham-Sarah j. Thombs to Albion j. John
son, land $50.
David f. Files to Charles L. Rolf, land and
buildings. 81 and consideration.
Deering-Isaiah Elder to Rachel H. Mason,
land. $3.50.
Falnouth-Samuel C. Donnell to Abbie L. Pei
ton, land and buildings $3.50.
Webber, land and buildings $75.
Yarmouth-Hannah G. Loring to Mary Louise
Marston land and buildings. 81 and: consider
ations.
The Portland daily press., 1885-06-17
DEATHS.

In this city, June l6, Sophia Milliken, aged 80
years 10 months.
Funeral service Wednesday afternoon at 2.3o
O'Clock, at her late residence No. 16 Tying street.
Burial at convenience of the family.
In Melrose, Mass, June 10. Matte Caroline,
Youngest child of Geo. w. Woodman aged years
and months.
In scarboro, June 10, Mrs. NJ. A. Webster, aged
63 years.
In Waldoboro June 5, James Burgess, aged
81 years 1 month.
In Warren, June 5, Mrs. Emellne E. French,
aged 50 years 10 months.
In Bristol, June 6, Capt Charles Tilton, aged
30 years.
The funeral service of the late Mrs. A. s. Chase
widow Of the late DR.. L. Chase, will take place at
the residence of her brother, o. W. Fullam, 1872
Cumberland street. Thursday forenoon at 10 o'clk
Friends are invited Burial at convenience of the
family.
1.-THE funeral service OF the late Leonard VIII
iams will be held at his late residence, Yarmouth,
at O'Clock this Wednesday afternoon.
The Portland daily press., 1885-06-17
The Drummer Boy of the Rappahan-
mock

Robert Henry Henderson,, the Drummer
Boy of the Rappahannock, was in town yes
terday He is the chap who enlisted as a
drummer boy at II years of age, and carried
his drum so CALAMITY at Fredericksburg, as
stated by us the other day. He is now a fine
looking man, with lots of fire in his eye, and
he bears with him the drum Greeley gave
him and the gold-mOunted sticks. He goes
to Belfast to a Grand Army reunion tonight,
thence to Grand Army reunion at Plymouth,
Mass, and comes back to take part in the
National Encampment. He will pass six
weeks in Maine.
The Portland daily press., 1885-06-17
The Soldiers Monument.

1t is understood that an address has been
prepared by the Soldiers and Sailors Monu-
ment Association Committee which will be
issued in day or two, stating that it is
deemed advisable to postpone the matter un-
til spring, on the ground that many of the
citizens do not think the Market Hall site
should be given to the association for the
monument and that it is not probable the
city government will take any action in the
matter
The Portland daily press., 1885-06-17
MARRIAGES.

In this city,, June 16, by Rev. c. H. Daniels,
Leonard 0: Bean of Falmouth and Diantha A.
Clements of Portland.
In Hollis, June IA, by Rev. d. A. Maddox Frank
H. Gowen and Carrie 4. Bowen, both of Port
land
In Gray, May 7, Frank L. Clark and Miss Artie
E. Libby.
In .Yinalhayen, June 3, Emery Arey and Miss
Netti9 Harding.
In Auburn, June 8, David Walter and Maggie
Stickney, both of Lewiston.
In Canton, June 6, Hiram Holman and Miss
Sarah 4. Harvey, both of Dixfield.
The Portland daily press., 1885-06-17
Island Residents Attention.

The Forest City Steamboat Company wish
people who are intending to move to the
Islands to get all their furniture down this
week, as next week it will be impossible tC
transport any, on account of the Encamp
ment Let all those who are going down
take warning, and not complain if they gel
laf+
The Portland daily press., 1885-06-17
REMEDIES.

March, 1885.
FLOWER MEDICINE Co., Boston, MASS
Gentlemen:-FOr some four years past | have
suffered from dyspepsia, rendering, me very mis-
cradle. Almost everything ate disagreed with
feeling sure that it would agree with me- About
two months ago made up my mind to try your
had been treated by physicians, and had also tried
about every preparation on the market without
benent.
have now taken five bottles of the Sanative
and am feeling like different person. / eat with
a relish anything my appetite Graves, and never
experience the least distress or Inconvenience.
approached a lobster salad the other day with
fear and trembling, but after eating it did not feel
any discomfort. relish my food and it always
agrees with me and my general health is better
than it has been for years w. b. MOORE,
Mace Place, Lynn, Mass.
The Portland daily press., 1885-06-17
Fine Stationery.

Loring, Short and Harmon have got out
some stationery each box of which has TWEEN
four different designs. 1t is all the style
and very nice. This firm has always been
noted for its nice stationery.
The Portland daily press., 1885-06-17
THE FRIENDS.
Satisfactory Reports Made by Com
mittees Yesterday.
A Peace Meeting to be Held this Eve
ming.

The joint session began yesterday morn
ing at 10 O'Clock, according to adjournment
The committee on foreign missions made a
satisfactory report to the meeting, showing
receipts of 80, 1851, with balance on hand
of $2OO.95 The committee reported that
good had been done by all the missions. A
voluntary contribution of $500 for missiona-
ry purposes was then taken up.
The committee having in charge Oak Grove
Seminary reported the schoolin prosperous
condition, and doing good work. The
meeting was gratified with the manner in
which the committee had discharged their
duty, and the same committee was continued
until next year. A subscription of $1,000
was raised in open meeting towards finish
ing and furnishing the school building.
The following committee on general meet
The Portland daily press., 1885-06-17
q
URPATRONS

In anticipation of the large num-
Der of visitors attending the G. A.
X. Encampment, and the prOba-
BILE delay i'm delivering our orders
PROMPTLY at that time, we
would suggest that as far as pos
sibIe, You would give us your or
ders the coming week and great
Iy facilitate our MUTUAL INTER-
ESTS. Having now got settled i'm
our NEW PLACE OF BUSINESS,
we would invite you and the
PUBLIC generally to call and in
spect our NEW STORE. Our
stock comprises "a full assortment
of the BEST goods i'm our line
which we offer in Wholesale and
retail quantities at the LOWEST
PRICES.
The Portland daily press., 1885-06-17

GEO. t. MOFFATT, NJ D., D. D. S., 1872 Boylston
Street. Boston, Mass writes
81 have found in DR.. Fowler's Nerve Pills a
remedy that 1 can heartily recommend. Their
action is perfect, and their good effects perma-
nent"
The Portland daily press., 1885-06-17
D1ZLEIL>//ZCD70 q
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SPECIAL BARGAINS
For the Next Ten Days!

Bed cents S4.OOe
Jersey
yard 80 different Printed Paue desirable
yard dozen Linen Towels different
The Portland daily press., 1885-06-17

H. w. FISHER, ATS fremont ST., Boston, writes
"Since l have been taking Dr. Fowler's Liver
and Stomach Sanative am free to say | would
paw Ten Dollars bottle rather than be without
t. Its beneficial effects have far exceeded my
anticipations, and | do not overstate the truth
when l say it has made a new man of me. |
heartily recommend it to all sufferers from liver
and stomach troubles, as l believe it to be all
you claim it,"
FOR SALE BX ALL DRUGGISTS
my29 FM&W1stor4thp1y
The Portland daily press., 1885-06-17
Mrs. ELLEN D. FLANDERS, 117lGorham Street

Mrs. ELLEN D. FLANDERS, 117IGOrham Street,
Lowell Mass. writes
"Your Liver Sanative has been worth dollar a
drop to me. After nine long years of indescriba-
BILE suffering, and treatment by physicians of vari-
Gus schools without relief commenced the use of
your Sanative; | am today living example of its
merits, and wish that every member of the great
could be made familiar with the fact that they can
be cured"
The Portland daily press., 1885-06-17

In Walnut Chamber Furniture we claim We
have the best assortment for the money between
here and New York. Now read carefully what
you can buy for $4,000. Down it goes, but we
will do it every time:
The Portland daily press., 1885-06-17

These are all clean, fresh goods from one OF the
best manufactures in New England, and persons
should see at glance the advantage OF buying
an Ash Set over the Pine Sets
The Portland daily press., 1885-06-17

nor SALE-SecOnd hand seine boat for sale
IL very low for cash, i'll good order by j. H.
BLAKE, Widgerys Wharf I'll
The Portland daily press., 1885-06-17
For Sale.

ITO LET.-House on Douglass ST., rooms
Il lower rent s rooms on fat sebago water,
price SO Inquire 1o41 Congress st. G. w.
BURNHAM. III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-01

Johnson's Oysters, 44O 9th street.
Goods Given Away at Clark.s,

GOODS Given Away at Clarkes.
734 7th street northwest, this evening and to-
morrow only. A new invoice of COrsets at spe-
cial low price. DIR. Warmers Health Corset, CSC,
price all over the world S1.25. The celebrated
c. 7. Corsets, CSC, sold at S1.75. Our 81 French
woven Corset, 69c. ThOmpsOn's Corsets, zoe,
sold elsewhere at S1.25. Our soc. Corset 39c
Our 35c. Corset 19c. S1.25 summer ventilating
Corset 19c. Jerseys unsurpassed in low prices
Our 81 Jersey CSC. Our 81 Vest Front 81 90
Our 50 Braided Jersey S1.39. Our 81 Child
ren,s Jerseys 7!c. Ladies and Cents Gauze
regular price Csc. Boys Shirt waists, Sc,
regular 25c. goods. White Shirt Waists, 49c,
regular 75c. goods. Childrens Null Corded
broidered Caps, 49c., reduced from SOC. 25c
Lisle Gloves lie. 49c. Isle Gloves 31c. Silk
Gloves, Acc. A large variety of White and Col
Ored Hosiery for children, suitable for May fes-
rivals, at CLARKs, 734 7th street northwest.
This evening and tomorrow only.
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WoSDEns n EVER CEASE.
E. B. BARNUM & CO.,
93l PENNSYLVANIA AVENJIE

stem-winding Watch, in running order, nickel
of 81 .08.!
We sell now Black Eardrops, which were eec a
short time ago. at 2!Ic.
Rolled gold plate Pins. formerly 49c now Csc
Initial Sleeve Buttons formerly 99c., now 49c.
Solid silver Thimbles, formerly 49c., now 25c
Solid gold Rhinestone EardrOps. formerly 81 90,
now 90c.
Beautiful Bangle Bracelets formerly 99c now 49c
Rolled gOldplate Hoop Earrings, formerly 99c
now 49c.
Sterling silver Collar Buttons formerly o5c, now
12lnc.
Gents Collar Buttons with Rhinestone set, 1oc..
worth 25c.
Genuine rolled gold Lockets very fine goods, worth
from s. to $40 each, offer from 90c to So 40
Solid gold Rings. different designs CSC
Amethyst Rings with diamond chip center 81 40
Ladies gold plated Vest Chains, worth 81 20, now
99c. O''
Rolled gold Vest Chains 81 90.
Solid gold Earrings, with real diamond setting,
$349.
Gents Scarf Pins. real diamond SET S1.9s,
Ladies' Pins, to match earrings real diamond setting
Solid silver Bangle Bracelets worth 81 so, for 99c
Fine Rhinestone Pins rolled gold-pate. at 4Yc and
99c. Our S1.49 pin in fully worth 81. so.
Among other wonderful Bargains we offer this week
Silk plush and gilt combination Cabinet Frames 25c
SIX plush Cabinet Frames at 29c, formerly 49c.
Silk. plush Cabinet Frames at acc, formerly 99c
Silk, plush Cabinet Frames at 500, formerly 81 %
SILK plush Cabinet Frames Mt 99c., formerly 81 40.
We have also received some very handsome STYLES
of Baby Carriages, at remarkably low figures. which
deserve your especial attention.
Our STOCK now Is unusually full, and bristling all
over with decided Bargains
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PARASOLS

proved shaped frames; we show Coaching Parasols
for CSC that are not surpassed elsewhere tor 1.5O
UMBRELLAS
The Paais Royal @leaders'' are 24-inch A-Silk UNI
brelas natural sticks and the shape frame; price.
SLID In Gents Umbrellas 26-inch Twiled Silk
Paragon Frames at 81 9S sold elsewhere at 81 IS
GENTS GOODS.
Puff and Knot Scarfs in spring shades and made Of
best satin for 24c that is leader indeed The Paais
Royal Dress Shirts perfect in every respect and
only S9c. Jean Drawers. trousers, cut and double
seated for 46c.: cannot be bought elsewhere under
Csc Gauze Undervests for csc. in all sizes.
LEATHER GOODS.
Satches of Alligator Skin, two pockets. expanding
bottom, patent safety fastening. Satchels identical
with these sold elsewhere for Csc. We offer them
Header" for ACC. Real Alligator Purses, expand
ing for pc Alligator Belts. all sizes, good straps and
buckles 25C.
JEwELRY
Hair Ornaments, in representation of Flowers
Crescents. swords &C. made of Imitation Silver and
with Rhine Stone Settings We offer these really
beautiful ornaments leader for Csc
FANS.
The style Fans for the coming summer are
"gauze." We have them beautifully hand painted
and in all cOlOrs, with olive wood sticks, naid with
pretty gilded designs CSC is price that make them
for Csc, is what we call an irresistible leader"
SHAWLS
Of course we have Worsted, Cashmere and Chudda
tion leader which is Cashmere shaws, in ali col
ors for 81 6s EACH
We have three leaders in Summer Gloves Extra
long Isle thread mosquetaire Gloves in new
shades at Csc, and ~ button-length Black silk Mos
quetaires at soc.
NECKWEAR
for for 25c. Handsomely Embroidered Chemisettes
late novelty. are offered for 39c which is "leader
price: Our tply Linen Cuffs for lie is q Header"
that keeps this department busy all day.
HANDKERCHIEFS.
Warranted All-Iinen Handkerchiefs. full size, fancy
that Tor ieadere" sheer 's Linen HandSerc aGI
s'.oped borders in combination coors for l9c each
eroaerSd borders in new GOIors are startling lead
bought elsewhere under Csc
UNDERWEAR.
We make leader of Doc GalEe Vests. and give
vess for pIee ea Ser e atin ha ntI
wear we offer Gowns for ssr. Drawers for DC Skirts
Royals four big leaders. Don't fail to examine the
quality.
are offered leader for 39c and Black Hose with
Mee and esS de- for wear with sppsrs
lind the price elsewhere 35c. pair.
CORSETS
Very superior "Ventilating' COrsets for q dollar
The best Frenchwoven Corset in the world for Toe
and the famous p. d. Corsets are the leaders in
this department..
BUSTLES.
AT least a hundred different styles. but only two
leaders. Improved Shape Wire Bustles for lie,
and Patent Unbreakable Sprin. Bustles for 44c.
TRIMMINGS
Two mighty Headers" are Loop Chenille Fringe for
oOc, ana Colored FrnseS in all shades for 79c.
FLOWERS.
Since the season Hat and ROnnpt Elowars 10
nearly over We make Il leader of Fine Goods which
for Csc.
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NEw EMBROIDERED Ronrs

sEATON PERRY,
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY & BRoTHER,,
THE LATEST IMPORTAT1ONS" IN ENBROID-
Erred PONGEE, BATISTE AND NULL ROBES
ARE NOW OPEN. ELEGANT EMBROIDERED
INDIA PONGEES FROM $40 to $40.
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF EMBROIDERED OR
CANDY ROBES, SUITABLE FOR COMMENCE
MENT DRESSES, ranging from 50 to $25
WHITE AND CARDINAL EMBROIDERED
NOVELTIES IN ECRU NULL ROBES WITH
BROWN AND CARDINAL EMBROIDERED
NEW ENGLISH AND FRENCH WHITE GOODS
IN GREAT VARIETY.
INDIA LINENS from l2l2c. TO SOC. per yard.
VICTORIA LAWNS, PERSIAN LAWNS. PRIN-
CESS Lawns, WELT PIQUES MASALIAS.
NOVELTIES IN DOTTED AND FIGURED
SWISS MUSLINS AND TUCKED NAINSOOKS.
NEW WHITE ALL LINEN LAWNS at 25, 3.l2
"EXCLUsTVE DESIGNS" IN PRINTED PURE
LINEN LAWNS at DOC. 25c and 3.l2c.
100 PIECES ANDERSON'S SCOTCH GINGHAMS
IN STRIPES CHECKS PLAIDS, PLAIN AND
SIDE BAND COMBINATIONS.
NEW 32,INCH AND ss-INCH WIDE PRINTED
BATISTES at 1Sc and DOC.
ALL THE LATEST AND MOST APPROVED
STYLES IN PARASOLS. SUN UMBRELLAS AND
CARRIAGE SHADES.
aSrGAoISE GOODS. PLAIN FIGURES AND
CORRECT PRICES
SEATON PERRY,
Perry Building.
Pennsylvania ave. cor 9th st.
Established 1910. apps
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T.

How much more comfort is taken in these days in
the matter Of clothing, both in obtaining and wear
ingit.
few years ago q man must have his clothes made
to measure, and then his suit more likely to
be uncomfortable than not. Nowadays the average
man can.be
AS WELL FITTED WITH READY-MADE GOODS
have them made to order about one third less
cost.
Gentlemen who have not been able to fit themselves
heretofore, except by having their clothes made to
order, invited to inspect the goods made by
wANAMAKER, OF PHILADELPHIA.
You will be surprised to find that in cut fit and work
manship they
CANNOT BE DISTINGUISHED FROM THE.BEST
CUSTOM-MADE GOODS.
We carry all the newest styles the very ones that
the best merchant tailors make. We don't claim to
carry the largest stock but do claim to have the
NEWEST AND FRESHEST,
and add to it day by day fast anything new and
desirable is brought out
AS to prices deny that they are. the low
est in the city.
+ p PARNI1M n ~
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Johnson's Clam Chowder, 40 9th street
The Popular Shoe Houses.


726 eth street, between G and H, and 461
Pennsylvania avenue, near Al, street.
An immense display of Shoes and Slippers at
remarkably low prices.
Ladies' finest Curacao Kid Shoes, flexible sOles
either box toe or common sense style, any
size and width, S1.97.
Ladies' fine dress Kid or Pebble Goat Button
Shoes, every pair guaranteed, S1.47.
Ladies' good quality Kid Shoes, with worked
button holes. 91c.
Misses school Shoes. with heels or spring heels,
all solid leather SIC.
Misses Curacao Kid Dress Shoes, common sense
style, or spring heels, with worked button
holes, S1.27.
Children.s solar tip Spring Heel Shoes, sizes
Children's fine Kid Spring Heel Shoes, 57e
Infants Kid and Pebble Button Shoes &c.
Boys and Youths Shoes, excellent wearing
goods 91c.
Boys and Youths fine Button Shoes, S117
Mems serviceable Congress Caters, $1.O7.
Mems fine Lace Shoes, S1.47.
Mems dressy Button Shoes, SLIT.
A fine line of Mems Calf Shoes, lace, button and
Congress- S1.97.
Also, splendid assortment of Ladies' Kid
Slippers. from 47c. upwards. Mems embroi-
dered Slippers, &c. upwards.
Always be sure you are at the right place.
THE POPULAR SHOE HOUSES,
726 Ith street, between q and II, and 461
Pennsylvania avenue, near AZ street. l
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stock Of Baby Carriages Must be Re.
duced.
NJ Augenstein, ST. 9TH street northwest,
offers for the balance of this week the following
great drives Rattan baby carriages with para
sol or canopy top. S6.49; sold elsewhere at 81:
better quality, S7.3S; sold elsewhere at $l3
rattan baby carriages, lined with solid color
S2!. Fifty other styles of carriages at equally
as low prices. Our S3.49 ice chest is the same
sold elsewhere at So, and our S4.49 is sold at
$50. Special bargains in decorated dinner
tea and toilet sets; also in trunks and refrig-
orators a17 0QSm1
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VI tSHINGTON FISH MARKET.-SOld by r. 4.
Golden. fish agent: 2:5OOOO herring from 50
10 So per thousand. 5000 siIad from S15 to
$50 per hundred
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Read! Reatlu Read.,!
Johnson's Every Delicacy, 40 9th stree

Immense Bargains for Tomorrow.
800 yards Oriental Lace, SC yard.
200 yards Oriental Lace. 1Oc. yard.
A lot Children's Collars Embroidery and Lace
cheap at soc; tomorrow CSC.
A few more Null Shirred Caps, 25c.
Embroidered Caps reduced to 3Sc.
Fine Irish Point Bonnets, CSC.
We have twenty different styles Bonnets and
caps to select from at very low prices.
Damask Bibs, outline figures. 1Oc. Children's
Nobby Vest Front Jerseys, Navy, Brown and
Garnet, Sl.25. Ladies' Jerseys at very low
prices MRS; MAX WEYL, agt;,
L 112 Tth street northwest