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MY FRIEND. DO YoU WANT TO SAVE
WI MONEY:
Cassards best Sugar Cured shoulder, &C.: Cassards 5
best Sugar Cured Hams De- Cassars best Salt Cured
Shoulder &C.: Green Coffee, 10c 12lc. and loc H..
Plantation Java best, 25c To- Roller Family Flour
Roller Family Flour. L. bbl S3c.: Nova Scotia Her
ring doz for 25c good Roasted Rio Coffee, from 15c
up: Chow-Chow and Celery sauce. 10c. pint bottle
Moxies Nerve Food (best OF alb it. cheap: Canned
Pumpkin, Toe per 3b. can. Goods from IS up de-
Hvered free 10 any depot boat, aud guaranteed
represented Send postal.
INDIA TEA CO.. AS 9TH ST. s W.,
apo 9th ST cars pass the door,.
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EYEs tt1aHT HERE,
GOOD NEWS Is THE BEST NEWS THEREFORE
READ ON.
Ifone-halfthe attention that paid to making money
was paid to saving it the world be much better off
Be thrifty. rs well industrious, and when you want
to buy clothing 60 where will get the benefit
low prices.
VICTOR E. ADLERS
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE
IS THE PLACE TO SAVE MONEY.
Here is the proofofit:
OUR GREAT SPECIALITY SUIT,
1915
IN all thirteen different styles and textures These
goods are strictly All Wool and claim they are the
greatest bargain ever produced IN the District
$3.50
BUYS A CASHMERE SUIT,
Strictly All Wool
FOR GOOD BUSINESS SUIT
$3.50
FOR A PRINCE ALBERT SUIT,
wanscots wouted. Blue and Black Strictly All Wool
For Blue Slater's Flannel Suit Strictly All Wool
fadeless color. with two sets Of Buttons
BOYS SUITS, AGE Is TO Is YEARS
$3.50. $3.50. SO. s7.75. 1925 and upward
CHILDREN's SUITS, AGE TO ID YEARS,
Strictly All Wool.
$2.s7. $3.50. sas7. "a, $475 and upward
MEMS PANTS.
Neat Mixtures. Hair Lines and Combination Stripes,
Strictly All Wool
$3.50. - s2so. q. $3.50. 1915 and upward, at
VICTOR E. ADLER's
TEN PER CENT -
CLOTHING HOUSE
STRICTLY ONE PRICE,
s27 AND 92e SEVENTH ST. NV.
Corner of Massachusetts, Avenue
Open Saturdays till IL pm. je1
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RARE BARGAINS

Millinery Department
Parasol Department.
Lace Department.
Zephyr Department.
Short Waist Department
Upholstery Department
Infant Department.
Suit Department..
Fan Department.
Hosiery Department.
Ladies' Collar Dept
Shawl Department.
Glove Department.
Dress Trimming Dept.
Yelling Department.
Leather Goods Dept.
Notion Department.
Perfumery Department.
Gents Department
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r. Goldschmid, s12-7th st. n. W.
The following bargains which we offer for to
morrow are extraordinary and rare. Read ii
through and see if it wont pay you to join the
throng OF our patrons. We will state positively
that no more than one article advertised will
be sold to any one customer. unless otherwise
specified. Extra large Mexican hammocks
only &c.,. regular price S1.4s; gal. water
coolers GO only 69c; gal, sl:07; garden tools,
&c; colored glass gas globes only 33c., worth
~; extra handsome cut glass berry sets Il bowl
ana saucers to match), only Acc, regular
price S5c handsome cut glass salt or pepper
shakers only &C.; large colored glass berry dishes
only 11c, regular price 2Oc; colored cut glass
beaver beaver tooth pick stands only &c; handsome
coiored cut glass finger bowls only lie; hand.
some Oil paintings In gilt frames, 24x3O, only
S22S, regular price s3.9s; GOV. picnic baskets
worth 25c., SOC. and 4Oc.; English china decor.
ated dinner sets, 125 pcs. new square shape)
only S!4.4S, regular price 500; moss rose tea
sets, A. pcs, only 1919, regular price $3.50
French u, china hand-painted tea sets, 90 pcs
a ~ per cent on baby carriages, which is the
10 per cent on refrigerators and ice chests.
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WE ALSO ANNOUNCE

WE ALSO ANNOUNCE
A SACRIFICE SALE OF TRIMMED HATS AND
BONNETS,
Fully corresponding to our sale Of Untrimmed Hats
At $40, your choice Of imported Trimmed Hats and
Bonnets. reduced from $25 and $50
At %. your choice Of Trimmed Hats and Bonnets
reduced from SIS. S1S and $40.
AT u. your choice of Trimmed Hats and Bonnets.
reduced from $40 and Sl2
Al IS, your choice Of Trimmed Hats and Bonnets
reduced from 81 and Sc
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our souvenirs.
AT Young's Shoe House, Heilbruns Old Stand
4O2 7th st.
Remember! The Old Lady in Window
Previous To rebuilding and retitting our shoe
parlors we offer the following special souvenirs:
40 pairs Ladies' hand sewed French Kid but
ton at So. 81. good value 50.
81 pairs Cur.so Kid button, opera toe and
common sense, at 1928, worth SO.
II pairs Lasting and Kid fox button, soft and
flexible, -, iuliy worth $3.50.
100 pairs Ladies' Oxford button and ties
hand sewed, solid, S1.5O, worth So
zoo pairs Ladies and Misses Oxford and
Newport ties and button, 81 cents, worth l25.
1913 pairs Gents hand-aewed button, lace and
Congress CATERS, 81, cheap at So.
237 pairs hand welt fair stitched low-uuarter
button and lace ties, S3, can't De matched less
than 81.
l59 pairs low and high CATERS 81 worth
$3.50.
~ pair Boys calf button, cloth top 81 so,
worth S2.25.
4s pairs Boys low quarters 81, cheap at
$50.
Misses and Child's Oxford ties and button
way below the regular price.
L. S.-LntIre stock must be sold,
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HAVE YoU SEEN the forty-eight cent Shirt
Waists at Saks & Company's?
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VICTOR Fountain Pens, gold mounted, so
cents. Whitakers.
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sDd we will venture to say that at the rate and prices
that the goods are now going at the department will
be entirely sold out within the next thirty days We
are determined to sell cheap either at our daily auc
tons at private SALE where reasonable offer Is
refused matter what the may be. and Friday
many
RARE BARGAINS
from our various departments In our mammoth es-
tahlishment
FOR FRIDAY, RED TICKET DAY.
WE WILL OFFER GENUINE BARGAINS IN
THE ANNEXED DEPARTMENTS:
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Douglass, ..Saturtlay picu,c.-

douglass 'Saturday Ffcnic.',
The following list represents choice goods
only:
$3.50 gossamers for S1.25 SIC Isle gloves
for 25c.; 75c. silk gloves tor 63c: 15c cape
collars, 1212c; 2oc. fans for 19c.; 75c. Shetland
shawls for SIC; $3.50 Jerseys for 81 80: S3.47
Jerseys for $3.50; S42o Jerseys for $3.50; l5c
linen handkerchieis for 12lac. six yards best
quality tourist ruchins in box for 25c; our 81
kids for 5Oc.; 50 Perrius kid for ST. %; 81 Is
night oress for SOC: S1.25 skirt for 99c: 5Oc
ladies drawers for 39c.; all colors silk mitts for
41c.; our 81 infants corded cap for sec; 81 Lie
infants Normandy cap Tor 81; S2.75 children's
dresses for 81; 81 Bal. skirts for SEC: soc
gauze vests FOR 35c.; 75c. gauZe vests for 49c
one lot ladies' fine linen collars, worth I21a s.
Is and 2oc, for &c. each; our 81 white shirt tor
soc; loc. white shirt Tor 6Oc.; 35c. gents half
hose Tor 25c.; S1.25 swiss sun hats tor SOC:
$3.50 silk stockings for S1.Z5; roc. tan aud
navy blue stockings for 5Oc.; misses black elk
hose to S12 for 81.
Headquarters Tor celebrated makes of Cor
sets, including Thomsons, T. D., c. p, Her
Majesty, Warmers, Foy, &c. Summer corsets
all prices. Our 81 corset leads, and cannot be
duplicated for $1.5O.
Call early. DOUGLASS
9Th street, st. Cloud Building.
Navy Blue and Gray all wool Bicycle Shirts
Sl.OO, at AuCrDaciI'S. Iin and
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7. T. I. e. e :; : III III
\ NJ NM w 4. !. E Err SS Ill Esa
asHH ~ II Cos SoS I'll IL, =
31e-31s SEVENTH STREET NV.
JERSEY SALE
ALL~wooL IMPORTED sTocKINErTE, silk
stitched. Coat Back, 1t sl65. former price. $1.9a
Imported CASHMERE JERSEY, Vest Front
Plated Back, perfect fitting, At $l96 former price
SAILS.
LADIES JERSEYS, trimmed with white Hercules
Braid. Coat Back. at $1.19 worth sl.4a
OUR HUSsAR. an elegant Jersey of fine stockinette
Diagonal Trimming of Hercules Braid, Postiiliou
Back. at S2.S9, former price, 1925.
Our well known "BON MARCHE' JERSEY of
finest imported Stocknette. Navy and White Front
Navy ana Red. Navv and Light Blue, exquisite COM
binations. at 1915, worth S4.25.
novelty fine Jersey, with three attachable Vest
nonts viz. Beaded, Plain Cream and Fancy, which
enables you to change every day. at IS IS.
Imported BEADED JERSEYS at $685. $7.es, and
upwards
CHILDRENS JERSEYS Of closely woven Stocki-
neste In all colors, sizes % to a. cents 20 to 80
SLIPS.
Our "sAILoR-v trimmed with white Hercules Braid
In ali colors and sizes, at $1.48.
Our MISSES JERSEYS Of imported Stockinette
with Polka Dots and Vest Fronts all sizes and colors
at As.
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extraordinary Bargains In Seasnnat,1o
GOODS Mt Clark q, 73A 9TH sf. M ~

EXTRAORDINARY Bargains In Seasonah1
GOODS ut Clark's, 734 9TH st. NV.
up Gents Gauze vests 15c; Gents Balbripoan
vests S3c., worth Soc; Jean drawers BIC:
LADIES' ganze vests 21c, worth Soc We have
extra values In Jerseys: all our 50. as Coat
back Jerseys $1. 20; all our $3.50 Fancy front
Jerseys $3.50 Sa:Ss; small lot Of imported Stocki-
n nesLs Jerseys $l.9S would be cheap at 1915:
cnladrens Jerseys reduced to Soc Accept the
c ehaI while offered. We sell corsets lower
from: 500 Bone French woven Corset. s a1c
NO. worth xl.75; our 81 French woven corset t7c.::
MasneTs Health corset 95c., sold by ali others
nursing corset 97c., regular price 81. 10: our 81
corseI . 4sc corset extra strong 59c 75
1a ,s;a our oOc corset $780, our 35c corset
BOYS snirt waists lee. White Shirt waists sac.
ana lots oi other bargains al. CLARKs. 734 Tth
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ENGRAVED PLATE and 100 cards 81 so. Whit
akers.
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BoYoorrEp
Because refuse to unite with the Grocers assoca-
ton to regulate the price of goods We continue
sell
Granulated Sugar at cts per 10.
Rumfords Yeast Powder, large size, lOc per bottle
Best Patent Minnesota Flour at ST per bbl
Il bbl. best Patent Minnesota Flour at 81 80.
We guarantee this Flour better than any in the city
or money refunded
Best Creamery Butter, 23c. per Id.
All other goods at equally reduced rates
WALKER & WRIGHT
Wholesale and Retail Grocers
je33t GAS and $50 Louisiana ave
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SUMNER RESORTS.
BUFFALO L1THIA SPRINGS HOTEL,
MEcKLENBuRo COUNTY. VIRGINIA
SEASON OF 1886.
VIII open to the public June 1, under an 1
entirely new regi% inns, MI MI B. K Iies ro, Af
of St Louis. the Grand Pacific of Chicago aud more
recently the Plankinton. OF Milwaukee. will have
Of Comfort and good attention. For psrcuiars as TO
route, prices, etc, apply to
b X. TICE, Manager.
Buffalo Lthia Springs Va,
Or to the Company at their office,
je4-1m 80 Barclay st. New York
RocKBkIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, va. 4. 4
new management will welcome his old kt.tsE
friends and endeavor to make it pleasant for those
who visit the springs this season. The only watering
place in the mountains that has all substantial brick
buildings. The prettieSt lawn in Virginia. The water
THAT will be for the exclusive those stopping at
JAMES A. FRAZIER.
je3-1m Proprietor.
EBBITT HOUSE, CAPE MAY, n. ia, /
l ;A.s Ocean view. gas electric I, bells yChY
~ Reopened for the reception of visitors v:YAv
Splendid Bathing, Fishing ani Stripe Shoot l.:EE
, % toa Uooq nsia9o VIII take o Tue ape
or from Old Point at II am or steamer Northamp-
ton every Monday Wednesday and Friday morning.
Station where hacks for seaside will meet them.
Terms per day 81, per week Sl2. per month $50.
ipo- Toll,
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GAS FIXTURES, at Shedd's, 4O9 9th street.
ALL THE LATEST and Fine Stationery at
Xhitaker's.
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Amusements Tonight.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of Trebizonde."
HERZoG's.--"Our American Minister
PANORAMA BUILDING.-Second Battle Of Bull
Run. %
IVY CITY.-"The Wild West"
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I" ss ssss 4 RRD2R = u
r 4 II Odd 4 :
RrD T1cxrr Day.

DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT.
The above Department Is being
CLOSED OUT,
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Unlaundered Shirt Dept.
Book Department.
Trunk Department,
Toy Department.
Stationery Department.
Fancy Goods Department.
Ribbon Department.
Dress Silk Department.
Embroidery Department.
Cotton Underwear Dept.
Corset Department.
Bustle Department.
Cloak Department.
Jersey Department.
Jewelry Department.
Underwear Department.
Ruching Department,
Handkerchief Dept.
Button Department
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We MAKE SPECIALITY in gentlemen's fine
hand-sewed shoes. Ali the latest styles. Mrs.
VIM. H Rich III Market Space.
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LNRENCH DYEING. SECURING AND DRY
CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT,
1205 NEW YORK AVENUE NORTHWEST
Evening Dresses. Laces Lace Curtains. Grape Wells
Feathers Kid Gloves Flannel and Pongee specially
Gents Garments Dyed Cleaned and Repaired Ladies'
Dresses Dyed and Cleaned without ripping. ANTON
CAROLINE LERCH. formerly with A Fischer aud
Naison \ REESE, Rue Rivolie. Paris jaS
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S2S. S2S. S2S.-Solid walnut marble-top
chamber suites, bevei Mirror chairs, rocker,
table &c. VIM. III. DUNN, 81 9TH street.
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For Friday. Saturday and Monday al
the OriOle.

FOR FRIDAY. saturday and Monday at
the OriOle,
800 7th 3 doors below ST.
Ladies' 75c. Parasois, 49c., $1.25 Coaching,
9Sc.; our So Parasol SLIGO; our So Paras0i
81 SO; DIR. Warner Corsets, 94c, Oriole special
45c.; Mosquito Netting, 40, 43 and 45c piece:
S-inch wide Swiss Hamburg, TIC; 12-inch wide.
25c., worth Soc; large White Spreads, 69c: l5c.
Oriental Lace, 1Oc; csc. Oriental Lace 12Iac
White Embroidered Robes 81 go, worth 50. SO:
Victoria Lawn 61c., worth 1Uc India Linen
&c., worth 1212c.; finer goods same proportion:
zoe. Table Linen, lie. heavy Shooting, lie:
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
Jean Drawers, bleached or unbleached. 25c.:
Celluloid Collars, 21c Celluloid Cuffs 44c: our
best linen Collars, in all Styles 2 tor 25c worth
zoe. each; Gents Undershirts, 15c, zoe. and
25c.; our zoe. tailOr-made Jean Drawers
bleached, 49c.; our soc. Drawers Soc: our s /
Hundred Shirts, 75c our 75c. Hundred Shirts.
63c.: percale Shirts, 2 collars and cuffs 75c
worth 81; lawn Ties, 8 dog. 25c.; French per.
Gale Shirts, 9sc., worth $3.50.
Astonishing Prices in Watches.
Ladies' solid gold, full jeweled levers, SIS.
g :" American stem-winders sos
These have handsomely engraved cases.
worth $40.
Ladies' extra extra fine, ID Karat stem-winders. $50
Gents solid gold, American levers, s25.
" stem-winders, $50.
ers, $50. "--0'
A written guarantee with each watch.
II. Harris d Co., 432 7th st.
Elegant Line Straw Hats and Light Derbvs
ri orn<Nf 81. n =
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Read Following List Of Bargains

offered for tomorrow only at S.W. Augensteins,
BIZ, S19 and S21 18th street northwest: SO
clothespins and large wash basin, 13c.; So dec
GRATED chambe sets reduced to So. 10; large foot
tubs 42c.; new shape decorated tea sets. Al
pieces, $500. worth &c. galvanized chamber
pals, 35c.; large size clothes baskets, SOC;
latest patterns of decorated dinner sets, 125
pieces, $13.9S, worth $50; patent hall and WIN
dow shades, 39c., worth zoe; half dozen silver
plated teaspoons, 2Sc.; Bohemian glass finger
bowls, all colors, 15c.; ironing boards, Sic;
larger size, 39c.; washtub. boiler, ciothesline
and one dashboard, S1.39; one dozen covered
jelly glasses, &c., majolica pitchers. 1Oc.; half
string brooms, 25c.: SO rattan baby carriages
reduced to S6.3S; others equally as low; refrig-
orators from $3.19 up; trunks and valises at
cost.
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8fllks, Satins, Velyets. nresa Coca. t.,,,-
cost; 60 70 736 It'll st. for bargains ana nrese H.
]. E Youngs Mourning Store = 80 q -
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

FACE and Eyesight fi,ted 81: Hempler,s, 41as
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Our Souvenirs.
At Young's Shoe House, Heilbruns Old Stand,

Navy Blue and Gray all wool Bicycle Shirts
S1.OO, at Auerbacu's. 1tn and IL
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PICTURE FRAME and Easels at cost to close
them out. Whitaker's.
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JAPANESE PORcELAISS AND CLoIsOyyE AT
AUcfio$--Iy reference To the auction columns
Twill De seen that DIR. bowling has advertised
ter next Tuesday II collection OF nye japanese
yorreii.h bronzes aud cioisonne work, mostly
large pieces. representing line finest specimens
ia Japanese arr. Coanoisseurs viii do well To
attend The exhibition on Monday next and
make their selection prior to the sale
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Read! Read! Read!

Fine Percale Shirts Soc, 75c.. and &
inciudlng collars and I pair cuffs, at Aue
bachs Bicycle Shirt Depot, 7th and II. l
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CLOSING SALE or Recommendation.
waller Il. Williams & Co., auctiooeers, will sell
trHsoFrow evening, AT their ssaIesrOoln, st one
octpek, the Remaining engravings hand and
ttese oneAtted for 10 eiese eotxis uuaent.
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lens anu boys Bicycle Shirts from b0c 70
SS.oO,at Auerbach's Bicycle Shirt depof 7fh@H
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PEOPLE interested in mining should attend
lecture of Bryan Tyson this evening. See
advertisement in miscellaneous want column.
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LAWN VASES and Garden Hose at Shedd's.
GENrLEMEN's HIGH and round hats Mack.
inaw and English straws, choice selection Of
silk umbrellas. Stinemetz & Son, 1927 Pa. ave.
PRINTING 100 Cards from plate, IS cents.
Whitakers.
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NORWOOD HALL. CORNER 4TH AVE AND
~ kingley ST., Asbury Park, y. J.. is A 4
open. under the management of the owner. YEN Y
my3l-2m IRIS. NJ. L MCCkAIG. l.LiE /
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THE SENATE AND HOUSE.


Naval APPROPRIATION rut Through b, the
Representatives.
WASHINGTON CITY, June 22-The chair
laid before the senate the credentials Of
Hon. y. W. Aldrich, re elected As sen ato1
from Rhode Island, which were read and
fled also an invitation from the Worlds
Fastime Exhibition company of Chicago, to
attend its opening on July&
Hoar, from the committee on judiciary,
reported favorably bill granting Dearborn
park, Chicago, TO that city for the use and
benefit of public and benevolent institu.
tons On Logan's motion the bill was at
once taken up and passed.
Frye, from the committee on rules, re-
ported avcrably Edmunds' resolution pro-
Niding for an amendment TO the rules TO
permit debate on q rpotion tn recon ider,
which was adopted.
A reso' luton by Plumb was agreed to
calling on the secretary of the interior for
information as to cancellation of land EN-
tries for fraud after in, estigation by special
agents from and during 1855 up 10 this
time what reinstatements were made upon
the taking of testimony, etc
At O'Clock the senate resumed considera-
ton OF the bill repeating the prescription,
timber culture and desert lands act
The speaker laid before the house, Mon
day, communication from the acting
secretary of the treasury, submitting an
estimate of appropriation amounting to
SOS, "a for transportation of mails on nom
subsidized roads contra ted by the Central
Pacific
The senate amendments to the pension
appropriation bill were non-concurred in
and conference COMMITTEES appointed
The house then, in committee of the
whole, resumed consideration of the naval
appropriation bill BY vote of % to iSI
the committee rejected the motion made by
Goif, on Saturday, to recomuit the bill
with instructions to report an amendment
providing for the completion of the double
turreted monitors. The bill was then
passed.
The call OF states was then proceeded
with and the following bills and resolutions
introduced and REFEREED
Resolution directing the prosecution of
officers of the Union Pacific railroad com
pany; to require the publication OF un-
claimed bank deposits
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hole through which the day light streamed.
Then for the first time, it flashed upon me
that was in hollow tree glance
through the knothole proved this TO be the
case, for there was the ground ten feet be-
low me-the bench of earth | had noticed
when the outlaws were making ready for
my Incarceration.
Escape now seemed certain. The wall of
my prison was only two inches thick, and
though the wood was dry and hard from
age and exposure to smoke aud heat my
knife was soon at work charging the knot
hole As this faced the cove, could keep
a lookout for the moonshiners and stop cut
ting at the least suspicious noise. Night
soon shut in, and with the darkness there
came peculiar sounds from cliff and wood
land. But paused not to think OF ghoul
OF goblin. 1t would have taken something
far more terrible than ghostly warnings to
check the steady goiag of my knife in the
weary hours that followed the sunset, for
hoped to turn my back on Sleepy cove ere
the dawn II another day. But when the
san rose my task seemed not nearly done.
The knife was dullef, and my strength had
slowly ebbed away
The bayiDg of hound reached me. 1t
was repeated, and in moment the thrilling
music OF the pack waket again and again
the sleeping echoes of Sleepy cove. Nearer
and nearer it came, until dozen fine blood
hounds burst through the underbrush and
dashed up to the bowller at the entrance to
Smoky hole Then opening again they
sped away on the cold trail of the moon
sinners.
Dan here Dan; down, SIR | shouted TO
the leader with all my might The ohedi-
ent brute, recognizing my voice, dropped TO
the ground l called him to me- ami soon
the entire pack was barking playfully at
the roots of my novel prison, rejoicing, no
doubt, at having tree their master Hear
ing well known signal in the woods
answere it, an! one by one five of my
friends crept cautiously MP to the cave. car
bines in hand When | spoke TO them from
my port hoe there was a broad smile on
every face. Au AK was procured, AMI,
while four of the men guarded against sur
prise, the fifth cut window IN my JAIL
through which / crawisd, having been a
prisoner nearly twenty hoIr5
Wnen we reached the big poplar that
guards the pass 10 sleepy cave fastened in
the fourth notch ple o If PAGER bearing
these worls
Cap Hawkins, beware The colonel is or
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The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-06-22
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