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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-06-03

AT 8 o'clock yesterday morning Snake
river at Riparia was eleven feet Eve
inch above low water, fall Of six inches
in two days. At Cello the Columbia
was thirteen feet above, rise Of thirty
inches in forty eight hours. At five
o'clock yesterday evening the water had
fallen two inches. At Umatilla the riv.
er has been at about stand-sLill for two
days. This indicates that the DesChutes
and John Days rivers are swelling the
Columbia between Umatilla and Cello.
The Willamette last night was 1913 and
rising very slowly. All reports from the
mountain regions drained by the Colun-
bia and Snake river. agree that there is
an unusually large amount Of snow for
this season Of the year. Remarked an
old river man yesterday: "The season
thus far is an exact repition Of 1880,
cool and rainy until the middle Of May
and then continued warm weather, and
the chances arc good for the same high
water" As all oid-timers know, If the
Snake and upper Columbia rise at the
same time, We will have high water in
Portland. Otherwise, otherwise. There
have been four seasons If high water in
Portland; that is to say, back water from
the Columbia. The FIRST was in 1862,
the exact hight Of wksoh in feet and
inches is not recorded, but it was trifa
higher than in 1876. In the Csnten.
nial year, June "a, the river reached
2S.4; July 2. 1880, u feet and $40;
june 16, 1882, 26 feet and 2.1O. These
are the only Columbia river freshets thai
got over Front street.
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LEWISTON IDAHO TERRITORY. THURSDAY, ,.
BIG BEND RA.LRoAp.

Yesterday the Ledger briefly dcscrib-
ed the Big Bend country, showing its
extent aud great richness Of soil as ex
hibited in it's luxuriant growth Of bunch
grass, and expressing the opinion that its
hundreds OF more Of townships or 5000
square miles we're good for wheat pro.
dnction Of $4,000, 900 bushels per an.
mum. We ~ advised poor farmers 70
60 there and and homes. They can buy
railroad land cheap and On remarkably
easy terms, or they en- ct government
lane for simply tho ef6cs fees ThAt 10.
gion is attracting great attention. Mr..
Dolbear, in bis letter from Wsnas pub.
lished this morning, tells us that people
are moving into the Big Bend. The
Ledger spoke also Of the proximity 81
the Big Bend country to the Cascade
division at Ellensburg or North Yakims,
the distance to the river whore tho trade
from the Big Bend for distance Of 15O
miles may be intercepted aud turned to-
ward Tacoma, being only some thirty
miles. To-day We have news Of thu
formation Of the North Yakima and Col
unbia River and Navigation company
to work in connection with tho Northery
Pacific, and which has Incorporated will
capital Of s1.OOO,OOO, divided into
shares Of $lCO each.
The object Of the incorporation il e
build, equip and operate line Of road
from North Yakima through Mckee val.
ley TO the foot of Priest Rapids, dis.
tance Of thirty.ivc miles and themes
northcasterly to Fort Spokane; also Z
build a railway portage seven miles long
from the foot to the head Of Priest Rap
ids, on the west side Of the river, also L
build, own and operate line Of steam
boats on the Columbia river and tributar
les; also to build dykes. fumes and reser
voirs for manufacturing, municipal aut
irregular purposes; also to build, own aut
operate wharves, docks, landings, mill
and take up and locate townsites and ap
propriate lands for whasyes, sidewalks
town, mills and reservoirs.
This new corporation Is not exclusive
y paper. Il has the active backing d
all the capital required to push forwart
to its objects as speedily as it desires
We remember the expedition which
characterized the movements on th,
Spokane and Palouse branch. Nelsoi
Beunett's men and mules were throwis,
great quantities Of dirt on the line Palouss
ward only a few weeks after incorpora
ton of the company. Aud q like thinl
is going to happen on this Yakima brascl
and also on the Tacoma Southern whicl
the Ledger talked about yesterday.
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ASafequard.

The fatal rapidity with which slight
Colds and Coughs frequently develop
into the gravest maladies Of the throat
and lungs, Is consideration which should
impel every prudent person to keep q
hand, rs household remedy, bottle of
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.
Nothing else gives such Immediate relief
and works 30 sure cure IN all affections
Of this class. That eminent physician.
Prof. F. Sweetzer, Of the Maine Medical
School, Brunswick, Me-, says
'Medlcal science has produced 10 other ano-
dyne sxpsctorant 90 good - AYIR's CHHnnx
rscronAL. II L. invaluable for diseases Of the
throat and lungs.s
The same opinion Il expressed by the
welfknown DR.. LID. AddlS0n, 0f Chicago,
ILL.,, who says:--
II have never found, in thirty Ave yeass Of
continuous study and prpctice Of medicine. any
preparatiou Of 20 great vAaue - AYER's CnERnr
PxCToRAL. for treatment Of diseases Of the
throat and lungs. II not only breaks up colds
and cures severe coughs, but h more effective
than anything else In relieving even the most
serious br0nchlal and pulmonary affections" |"
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-06-03

In the third district court Of Idaho at
Blackfoot, Monday, Chief Justice Hays
sentenced twenty-seven prisoners, con-
victed this term, all Mormons except
two. The sentences ranged from three
months and 800 to twelve months and
$500 fine. AL one year prisoners arc to
be sent to the house of correction at De-
troit, Mich, those for lesser period 4
the U. s. penitentiary at Boise City.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-06-03

The TELLER sfics job departaeet \
always prepared to executs any and all
kinds Of job work of the latest styles
and designs from . visiting oard e =
three sheet poster. consisting Of Letter
Heads Note Heads, Bill Heads, Stat.
ments, Wedding Stock, Badges, Order
of Dances, Invitations, PrograuneA
Tickets, Membership CardA Visitine
Cards, Business Cards, Circular. Envel
opes, Pamphlets, Labels, Shipping TagS
Posters, Dodgers, Legal Blaaks. Book
Work, Receipt Books, ChestA FuneeaI
Notices. Mourning Card, Mosrniae r.
velope. Give rs call and we VII -
vince you that the TELLEl Book -
Job Office win execute y 1ns uerk -
as chesp eaa b ebhise6 - -
Pacific
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AYERS
Cherry Pect0ral

Is not new claimant for popular conn.
dence, but medicine which Il to-day
saving the lives Of the third generation
who have come into being since It was
first offered to the public.
There Is not household In which this
Invaluable remedy has once been in
troduced where its use has ever been
abandoned, and there is not o person
who has ever given It q proper trial
for any throat or lung disease suscep-
tible Of cure, who has not been made
well by It.
AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL has,
In numberless instances, cured obstinate
cases Of chronic Bronchitis, Laryngitis,
and even acute Pneumonia, and has
saved many patients In the earlier stages
Of Pulmonary Consumption. 1t Il .
medicine that only requires to be taken in
small doses, is pleasant to the taste, and 10
needed in every house where there sfe
children, a. there is nothing 80 good ~
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL for treat.
ment OF Group and Whooping Cough.
These are all plain facts, which can be
verified by anybody, and should be ne
membered by everybody.
Ayers Cherry Pector4I,
PREPARED BY
Dr.. J. q. Aver d Co.. Lowell. Aass.
Sold BY III Druggists.
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Amir I'm yye.t w..htu-son

INJURED BY FALL.-James Shugrue, an
elderly white man, while engaged In shingling
noon, fell from the roof "a distance OF over %
feet. and sustained injuries to his right arm.
He was attended to by Dr. Richie.
BASE BALL.-The attendance at the game OF
ball between the Georgetown University and
olympic mines at Olympic park yesterday was
quite large and enthusiastic, the playing Oi
both mines was very good, and after q stubborn
contest the Olympies won by score OF to 4.
BUILDING ASsOCIATIoN.-The regular
monthly meeting of the Eleventh building as
ISOLATION was heId last night at the Catholic
union rooms The usual controversies were In
dulged in; business of little Importance was
transacted.
GRAIN RECEIPTs.-Canal boats Beulah ar
rived with 1920 bushel of wheat; Loudon,
with $500 bushels OF wheat; Maryland, with
$500 bushels OF wheat and 1000 bushels of
corn, and Seneca, with 900 bushels of wheat
fors Hartley Bros. Wheat sold on change yes
terday at 65 cents to 8. u cents a bushel.
evening by Officer NJ. L. Fisher, on warrant
charging him with keeping a gaming table in
rear of shop on 33d street, near the canal.-A
can of vapor oil exploded yesterday evening
in the store OF p. q. Merry, 1928 32d street,
but no damage was dOne-JOhn Lee, cOl0red,
was in the Police Court to-day, charged with
Keeping an unlicensed bar and violating The
gambling law, and the cases were continued
until next Tuesday.
TEMPERATURES AND CONDITION OF WATER
AT A.M.-Great Falls, temperature, 20; con-
80; condition at north connection, 80; south
connection &c. Distributing reservoir, tenn
perature, "a; condition at infiuent gaiehouse,
SO; condition at effiuent gatehouse, 49,
PERSONAL EFFECTS AT AUCTION.-In the sale
tomorrow of miscellaneous furniture by Thos,
Avenue, is a superb gilt frame mantel mirror
and an elegant walnut dining-roOm set, OF
ii pieces, upholstered in Russia leather, sew
era fine sofa bedsteads, and many other arti-
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DRY GOODS.
1910.
SEATON PERRy

SEA1ON PERRY,
(SCCCFSSok TO FERRY n BROrVFRD
HAS Now OPEN HIS "DIRECT IMPORTATION
OF HE l.AIE AUTUMN ANDW MIR Nov.
ELITES. WHl1 ENCEEii \ VARIETY RICH.
Mss AND QUALIFY any PREVIOUS OFFER,
ELEGANT TwoToNE STRIPED and BEADED
EtLN4 rs
WHITE SATIN DUCHEssE MUsCovTTE,s AND
FALL tRANCAIsh- Tor Bridal Dress-s from
Sl.JO 90 S3.5
SUPERB sIU h OFF .N OS'S SILKS SATIN DTCH-
1 - n. MASDUlTh. 81 KA HIS AND FAII.l.E FRAN
CAlsE In black and all colors and house
LYONS PURE SILK VELVET. from 70 10 2s
fiom.s4 10 ~ per yard.
lMM EASE ; rOCk OF EUROPEAN DRESS FAB
kiSS for Pain and Combination Suits. ranging from
NV PARIS AND BERLIN WRAPS. JACRETs
SlftClLARs AND NEW ARkE1S
MN Hoo SEkEhPiNG LINENS, ALL-wODL
bl-AN KILLS and BkD-SPRkADS at lowest quota
tiuns
CLOSING PRICES" ON LACE CURTAINS AND
FURNITURE CRETONNFS
NONELlIES IN HANDkERCHIEFS AND
H,,SI cry.
TkkFoUSSE AND PERINoT-s KID GLOVES
GEN UlNE FRENCH T. 4. CoRskTs from 81. so
"BflsT MAKES" OF MERINo uNpHRwEARIN
Medium and Heavy Weighs Icr LaIies. Gentlemen
81 SPECIAL APARTMENT FOR DISPLAY.
lNu ENENiNti GOODS By GAS LIGHT.
~ PLAIN klOUR AND,ORREtsr PRICEA
skA1oN PERRY,
PERRY BULDISs.
sells Penn. Avenue. Corner 9Th street.
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Gents and Boys Fall style Hats.
AueTbach's bicycle shirt depot, 7th & H. 1

Auerbach's bicycle shirt depot. 7th H. 1
To-Day
And all OF next week. at the Combination,
wonderful prices in good solid goods.
The celebrated kenosha Shoe, for men. in
toe, the most ylish and best finished shoe in
the city tor the money-in fact, no house can
beat it, 81. AZ.
Our entire line of $3.50 Cox Bros fine Shoes
at 81. 90.
In Opera and Common-sense we are going to
retire this line from our stOck-a good chance
Our combination kid button Boots for ladies'
common-sense heel and opera toe, every pair
Children Goat spring heel, sizes to IL, 73c.
Misses Cur; Kid, spring heel, worked holes
Mems fine Velvet Embroidered Slippers, 69c,
fi anies graiR u, Lace Shoes, sizes 10 77c
Infants Kid and Goat button. Csc. 'o'
For our regular line of specials read the Post,
Republican and Critic. Also, bear in mind,
that our Grand Fall Opening takes place Mon.
day, October 4th, and continue for three days
A. kAuFMANs
Double Combination store.
1241 and 1243 18th st. Sc.
Special Bargains In Watches and
watches SIS: VIM. n Franz 457 Pa so ave- 700
Beats ALI
Boys polos only 1Oc., at H. Reizenstein's, 4O5
ana 4O7 TIN st. NV.
Hahn's Low.Priced Reliable specialties.
s16 7th street. and 1922 Pa. avenue.
Boys Is 70 s, button, 81. Is; laced. 81 IN.
Youths n TO y button, Soc; laced, 75c. up.
Misses a to p heel or spring heel, worked
hole. button, genuine kid or Pebble, 81.
Misses solar tip or plain laced, 75c
Child's heel or spring heel, button, so, 65 and
75c.
Ladies' glove or bright grain, button, 81,
Ladies' sly lish solid glove top button. 81 %.
Ladies flexible sole, goat and Kid, button luton.
Ladies' kid opera slippers, SOC.
Gents, solid button, laced and congress, 81. 25.
GEMS sas q s .1s
Gents $2 cali, solid sole boots.
We close at pm.
Fine Percale shirts. Soc. with Q collar.
at Auerbach's bicycle shirt depot, 7th 4 II.
Our oolong. Japan. Gunpowder and
Imperial Tea, at SOC. pound. has no equal on
aw msrke1 ana sTy 1nee xou use
AT 7th St. NV.
Best Quality Blue Flannel Shirts. at
Auerbach's bicycle shirt depot, 7th 4 II.
Ladies' OF Washington and Vicinity
are invited to call and examine our assortment
Of Shoes. We have them in all styles and
lowest. We will mention a few speciaiti sse
KID and pebble goat button Shoes, worked
Mai-kid Shoes, foxed with curacao kid very
cheap at $1.24.
Common sense Shoes, in kid, pebble goat and
straight goat, from e1.73 up.
"Our Speciality" kid opera Toe Shoe, with
French heels, Is decided bargain Al $l.0S.
B, C, D and widths, from $2.25 up.
Cousins fine Kid Shoes, At $2.47.
Fine French Rid Shoes, In all styles and
Hand sewed Shoes. from $3.47 up.
Slippers for house wear, from "A cts I'M.
up. z. STRAsBuRGrR'
tu,t2 No. oO6 TIN street
Fresh Attorney Butter cnurned every morn.
ing and delivered in , Id. "Ward" prints. 3Sc.
per ID. Also, Cottage Cheese and ButteriniiIr.
Sweet MIX &C. per quart Cream IS cent?
Pickwiek Club Whisky IL the best
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CITY ITEMS.
Lewi., Celehr.t.a H...-

- Os
Style and quality excelled by none.
Broadway and 9th avenue Silk Hats, - and IS.
Latest N. York and Boston Derbys 81 so to g.
call 70. inspection on ssspec.faIiy solicited.
Prices as low as consistent with good values.
Money refunded without question II dem nded.
Iew assS st..
~ Lowest price plainly marked in each Hat. 2
Another Another
GREAT DAY GREAT DAY
AIR. GoLDscHMID's, S12 7th ut. NV.
We are now prepared to offer the greatest
bargains ever offered in the city. We have re.
ceived from manufacturers the following great
bargains. Read what We are almost giving
away: 25c. fancy salt boxes, only &C.; cocoa
covered chamber pals, assorted colors, only
25c.; school bag, slate and five pencils, only
13e.; extra quality lunch baskets uor SCHOOL,,
only 13c.. large size 1Sc.; stone jars, 12c per
painted French china cuspadores, only 5pc.;
Sandpain9ed FRENCH ehina ais plates ons
21c.; handsome gilt frames, sxlO, complete,
only 39c.Ithese frames sell everywhere
Der sets, ten pieces. only $2.95; large
reversible 6iackboards, only 46c:;. Tin toilet
quality white china chamber sets, 10 pieces,
(new shabe), only SALT; large footed clothes
French chins fruit paaes' NEW slse oni2
1Sc.-these plates sell regular at 40c.; hand.
painted ind. buffers, q tor 33c; extra handsome
iruit saucers for 69c, regular price $1.5O;
japanned bread boxes, medium size, Ace; large,
5Sc.; extra large size, &c.; English emma deco
rated Tea sets, ST pieces, only 1897; English
$13.79; notified rugs, only &c, worth 81; Mi
kado smyrna rugs only Sc, worth $i.25;
extra large line smyrna rugs, only S2.23; col
alright fruit jars, 1 Qt. 95c. per doz.; coal
hoa, with shower and poker, only 33c. Also the
ice chests will be offered below manufactured
prices. /
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Curr1sa In WAsH1scros.

At the Manufacturing Establishment 918 7th St
wprces all cut to pieces Our earthquake predc
ton last week was only too and the calami-
tous prices elsewhere have as yet not ahated, will
continue the good work OF giving just what you
want At 40 per cent than be purchased else
where. How soa Because We manufa cture our own
goods the premises It would be useless for US to
try to enumerate the many bargains that await you in
manufacturing department, where msnufac-
ture Ladies' and Chdren's Dresses. cIoaks and In
derwear suit everybody both In price aud quality
In addition we have able Cutters and Filters that will
take your measure for any kind of Garment and have
1t completed inside of "a hours good fit and salts
faction guaranteed We have just completed our fac
tory 20 different styles Of Silk and Satin Dress low
as $500
Boys all wool Flannel Shirt Waists, Toe, worth
double money.
Indigo Blue. zoe. Chemise, Drawers and Skirts
made Of very best Muslin, DC call and inspection
Is all we ask.
MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENT,
91S Seventh Street Northwest
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AmuSemenIs Tonight.
ALBAUGH's.-Mrs. Bowers in Lady Audley.'
NATIONAL.-FrederickW arde in "Virginius'
KEENAN, s.-Varety.
HARRIS. '-"Across the Atlantic"
HERZOG'S.-"Our Strategists."
DINE MUsEUM.-'For a Life"
MANASSAS PANORAMA.-Day and evening"
ROLLER COASTER--Athletic Park.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

E,oR sALE-No CASH IF IMPROvEp. OR WILL
IL Trade on Cash Basis-I.ots near Treasury near
Pensie ONCE near l4th cars aud on East Capitol
81. large LIST Of other properties Improved and
unimpsoved on ordinary terms
se3l-6t Z. A. MCINTYRE, 0lS q,
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ASNouNcEMENr.
THE STOCK OF FINE CLOTHING FOR THE
FALL AND WINTER SEASON
AT OAK HALL
Corner 10th and streets
Is almost complete and surpasses all previous efforts
in quantity quality of materials excellence Of make
up and last but not least, prices
For BOYS from 5 to Is, fine quality and well.made
where at SO.
Good School Suits at 81. IS, worth "a.
Very Good Suits. at So so worth So.
Fine Suits at So, So. 81 and 50; cannot be matched
anywhere under s.. SO, So So 30 and So
ODD Pants from Soc up.
For BOYS. Ia to Is years, complete line of CASH
mere, CheviOt and WOrsted suits, ranging from S. 10
SIS.
We have taken particular pains with this line and
can show line Of goods at prices which cannot be
matched in the city.
For MEN and YOUTHS a full line of Fall Over
coats. from So to $50.
Prince Albert suits at SIS. worth S25.
Four Button Frock suits from $40 to S25
Walking and One Button Fr0ck Suits, $40 to 500.
Black Cloth ID. B FrOck Suits at $1S, worth $50.
Business Sack suits from sc. up
Odd Pants, magnificent assortment at prices which
will meet your approval
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HENRY G. LANCASTER,
IL $40 9TH St NV.
Catholic Goods, School Books and Stationery q,
private and public schools at lowest psice1 seiavS
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weafiler

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAsHINGToN, ID. c.. sept. 81, 1856.
Indications for n Hours Commencing at p M.
Io-ttiH.
For District OF Columbia and Virginia, fair
weather. nearly stationary temperature, east
erly winds shifting To- southerly-
An ENTIRE PAGE Oh THIS STAR would not
give US sufficient space to enumerafe all the
different styles aud kinds of reliable, fine fail
bouts and shoes now filling the four floors of
our stores. suffice ii to- SAY: We can mt you,
please you and give You at least rs much for
your money as any house in the United States.
VIM. Hahn & Co.'S reliable shoe house, SIG 9TH
street and 922 Pennsylvania avenue.
Loox.-Our leader. solid walnut marble-top
chamber suite, bevei mirror, bar handles, $50.
Contract reads: Three hundred and seventy
five OF them must be taken within a limited
time. Ready Tor delivery now.
WIN. III. DCNNS. BIZ 9TH St NV
WE SHALL OFFER tomorrow morning one
case 40 inches wide all-wool camels' hair of the
Gilbert Manufacturing Co., in al! the leading
dark colors, at 81 i2c. per yard
LANSBURGH & Bro.
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FLAsSELs. FLANNE1s.

l,c
WHITE SHAKER FLANNEL
3O-inch wide for 3Oc. per yard
36-inch wide for 37l2c. per yard.
80 nch Heavy weight. 45c per yard
36-inch heavier. 5Uc. per yard.
36-inch extra heavy. 62Lsc. per yard.
RED SHAKER FLANNEL (MEDICATED)
36-inches wide. soc. per yard.
Thisis indeed a bargain Splendid weight goods
And cannot be duplicated again for that money
HEAVY BLUE TwILLED FLANNEL
2. inches wide. for 25c per yard
rms Is desirable for skirts chdren's Kilt dresses
iad.e, wear and gents flannel shirts This is also
warranted 10 De every thread WOOL
GREY FLANNEL
% inches wide cotton mixed) for I2lsc nor ward
This Is splendid for lining purposes; Also used TOR
We have at 25c an extra heavv Grew E,onHSa, ,,,.
Is as durable as II is useful
SOMETHING NEW
"A - - yard wide Striped Flannel for s1.6O per yard
Duy the length aS IL Is full wide
2+IF FSr a FLA An Mel ALL; ALL c,oLoRs.
This is regular dress FlanneI. war9anted nj, voo,
ana comes In the following good shades: navy blue
back only 25c. per yard. ~
bn ooy an b sang Flannel for zoe per yard
TwTiLED FIANNELs' in mall ali the delicate .h.de.
MATtIAsE rLhSN . eas s Shscry per s Yard
F FASelf sf FkIhHNt II s5se PsT Yard
co All The new Fan eolosings suitable Tor chidiens
o TaNc als rL aIl1pPsEs aS iklS
Also, IN all the cOlorin9s
AZ SihiPED For
per yard FLANNEL Vs.
are te oniy mouse Offering 27inch wide Striped
NEM JERSEY ELDER Down 81 incbes WIDE
ONLY 1oc. per yard ~Aes "'.Ae'
PLAIN COLoRED ELDER DOWN in all the deli
cate shades tor sue. per yard. - ~ ~
This is suitable for chidren,s sacoro. .na 49, 49,,
riase robes Ii is as pretty any material made Tor
the purpose. and warm ~' AA.~~S ~,
Remember our price Is only SOC per ward
EMBROIDERED FLANNEIIS (whifa or red, for
500 "''o' ~~' ~ ~ AA'>'
All our prices warranted.
EXTRA FINE FLANNEI.S in White and scarIet
loCBLE FACED CANTON FLANNELS
In plain and stripes and figures good for chdren's
wear OF TOT iadies Wrappers. ~ inches wide, 35c
ALL OUR ELANNELS ON FIRST EIQQR
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New Il DIX SHOE louise
Is the place to buy Solid Leather Boots and
Shoes, every pair as represented.
The following few specialties of our immense
stock of goods:
Cousins ladies' kid goat button, $2.35.
Ladies kid button, solid, worked holes, 96c.
Ladies' house Slippers, 15c.
Ladies' French kid button, A, B, G, d and
+, 1896.
Infants worked hole button, with tassels ACC.
Ladies hand turn opera Slippers, Doc.
Misses solid leather school Shoes. with heels $780,
Misses solid leather spring heel button, 92c.
Youths Laced tipped Shoes, 9Oc.
NEW YORK SHOE House.
sol 7th street, corner OF n. W.,
A. SnMMRRS
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EDUCATIONAL.

GERMAN AMERICAN SCHOOL. COR. lTH
W aud sts. NV Wa. r. My ER Prtpcipal
Instruction In eli Branches
Tuition 4l.O0 FER month se24-3ts
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Our Pure Old Rye whisky,

VuT TUre VHU N.Y. " nISAy,
$3.50 gallon, cannot be equaled anywhere
else. Old Rye Whisky, S5c. and 73c. per bot
tie, full quartz; Blackberry Brandy, 6Oc. o bot
tie, ian elegant medicinal artlcleG Old Holland
Gin, 81 bottle; a box OF good Cigars, 50 for 81;
new Mackerel, $1.4O per kit
N. T. METZaER & Bro,
All 7th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-24

CHICAGO GROCERY COMPANY, sos 9TH ST.
Oiers4-year OLD W Risky, So gal, or soc. ut.
1-year old Rye, So gal, or 1Jc. qt-
4-year old brandy, 81 gal, or soc. qt.
1-year old Brandy, So gal, or 15c. qt.
Sweet Catawba Wine, 81 gal.