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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-12-21
Chicago 1--we stock.

LhICANO, DEC II,
the DEo7~Tr SOD. rSn"v.s
CATri.E-Re Receipts, 1900 shipments, 2,C00.
Market steady and stronger Christmas s eery,
% O0I5 50 Shipping steers, $50 to 1900 ponds.
g 30fl4 30 stoek,r ard feeders, active at 81 Is
d3 60; cows, bulls and mixed 81 s5(93 20; Texas
cattle az 1905 o.
HOG5-Receipts, So 0 shipments, 6OtG. Market
opened strong and closed SC lover. Rough and
rnixed, So E5cG4 81 packing aud shipping, "a IS
as jG light, IS 65di 90 skips 81 5O@S D..
SHEEP-Keceipts, 81 %; shipments, 1J00. Mar
ket slow and shade lower Natives, 81 OeG5 90:
western 81 5OVg4 90; Texans 81 25@3 SO, lambs,
4 OOlnt
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A. K. b. thinks, ostrich like, that
when be runs his head in the sand,
that the balance of his anatomy is
hidden because he can't see himself,
The cowardly and contemplate ex-
terror of sausage still fails to reveal
Ais identity, fearing that public opin-
ION will frown upon the worthl' SIS cur
who writes villainOus and lying COM
nunications over nom dc plume.
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81 ash quotations were as foil vs.
EiOur was steady and lDchaHved

ASH quotations were as fOiI VS..
Flour was steady and unchanged.
sNO :, SBring wheat, 7G4 No. 3, do, II No
?, ed, II No. ,, corn, S65s; NO, 2, oats, &c.
No. 2, ~ 53% No. barley, 5z5la55,
s. ~. whiSkey, distilleTs finished goods, IL.
keCeipts-FlOur, 23.OcO barrels; wheat, l0l zoe
bushels ~r',, leo 001 bushels oats, 81, OOO bush
eis; rye, 1890 bushels barley, 6,T0 bushels
ShipIue Rts-Fiour, io.OOO barrels wheat, =s,OOs
bushels; "a COO bushels oats, IL, 900 bush
els rye, 10 e0n bushels bsrey. 81, 900 bushels.
BUTrEk-The butter market trmer.
Teamery, 23a2Sc; dairy, 2i9:4.
EtiGS-2IH2j.
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King Humbert, of Italy is said to
have just sent Presid-nt Cleveland a
Christmas present of Dante's Inferno.
The king most doubtless thought this
the most appropriate thing he could
send to man SUFFERING from inhdm-
natory rheumatism
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heavenward. Aud now through the
columns of the BAzoo, We extend our
hand to one and all, and giving a
good bye hearty shake. We say, God
bless you, and don't forget us"
ALLEN j. VAN WAGNER.
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80. LOuls Market

=. L0Ui3, Dec. Il.
FLOUR Active ami firm xxx g 5Ga2 G.
family 81 75[Iz 80 ehOics sS 200S 30, fancy g 81
a. 6j; extra fancy, s. sOG4 90; patents, "a /
al 90
WHEAT-Active and firm. The marke. opened
easier and declined SiG3t, hut rail ed ruled hrm,
snd 81 sed 1aa4c higher than yesterday. No. 2,
red, cash, SO4n S01y: December, sOA: January,
S;Es9Ss7s, c.oSing al sO1zc cid; February SzA9
81. closing at S212; May, s74SS7A, closing az
S7sEe bid.
CORN-Dull and steady ut unchanged prices
No. =, mixed, cash, IN; December, S51ai January
S51z. February $685. May, 1914.
JATS-Du.l but aboat steady No. 2. mixed,
cash, 20; December 2s1s bid; January 29% Feb
ruary 299sa2915 bid, May 81.
RIE-551c.
BAKLEY-NO market
LEAD-Sieady and unchanged; refined and
Missouri 81 O715; chemictl hard 81 10.
RUTTER-Active and firm at lie.
WHISkY-Steady at 81 Is.
PORK-Weak at SlI 60Qll 80.
.LARD-LOwer At 90 IL
ReceIpts-Flour, 5000 barrels; wheat 1900
bushels rOrD 10 600 bushels oats, %. 800 bush
Ella rye 5000 bushels; barley, Il, eco bushels
shipments Flour, S,00O barrels: wheat, -
bushels corn, - 40 bushels oats 900 bushels
rye, - bushels barley, leo bushels.
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BY TELEGRAPH
Money Warkea

SsE IORK, december IL
MONEI-On call was stringent, ranging from
per cont to 81 cent and infer.s st per EN- last
loan was made al per cent. closing Hat.
PSid3 rAtEE-Mer .antiIe ~ 4sI5 .,sr cent
STERLING E%CEAN dull and unsetae2
At ~ for On day bills and - for demand
SruCkS-The total sal, If 81 eks to-day were
5l6, Al shares
Gov E.E.N MEM S-BOnds were dull ard firm
STATE BON DS-Were dull and firm
The stock market was irregular and feyerjsh
throughout most Cf the day.
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Robt. Ingersoll, is always saying
something which is shocking tothe or
thodox and well regulated citizen, but
there is something in the following
sentiment from his lips on poly! amy
which is worthy of preserving and
reading many times:
"Polygamy Is just as pure in Utah
as it could have been in the promised
land. Love and virtue are the same
the world over, and justice is the same
in every state. All the languages Of
the world are not sufficient to express
The faith of polygamy. 1t makes a
man a beast, of woman a trembling
slave. 1t destroys the fireside, makes
virtue an Outcast, takes from human
speech its sweetest words and leaves
the heart a den where crawl and hiss
the Shiny serpent Of most loathsOme
lust. Civilization rests upon the tam
lily. The good family is the unit of
good government. The virtues grow
about the holy hearth of hOme-they
cluster, bloom and shed their per
fumes around the firesides where the
enc man loves the one woman. Love
husband-wife- mother father -
ehild-home- without these words
the world is but liar, AID men and
women merely beasts"
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Despite of the fact that money still
remains what may be termed eight"
in certain localities, the era of plenty
aud low prices has lasted so Ling that
there are some reasons for regarding
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st. Loals Lave STOCK Market.

CATTLE-Receipts, go shipments, =.
Market ruled STR ng all through. Christmas
beaves 81 SOFAS 40 Choice native steers, 81 z59
75; Butchers steers fair to choice Is O09
%; feeders. fair to GOOD SO@S ~; STOCK
to prime 81 SegS 10 .
HUGs-ReceipIs, 200; shipments, 1900. Mar
ket opened active and slightly higher, gradually
ease, of and closed weak. Choice heavy and
butchers selection, s4 4S94 60, closely assorted
bring the latter figures; packers, fair to good,
81 loaf IS; workers. medium to fancy, u 9oCS4 ~
pigs common to good, 81 GOA %
EEf-Reeeipts, 1875, shipments -. Mar
kct firm, Common to choice, 81 s)94 90; Christ
mas muItons. 81 lOG6 o..
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1t is hard on Kansas City that one
of her oldest wholesale and retail dry
goods, millinery and fancy goods
houses has gone to the wall. 1t looks
as if her "great boom" was built on
wind, pure and unadulterated. Money
must be pretty hard to get when a
nilIiner store is obliged to go under.
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Telephone rs fer coal, wood feed, OF
cake meal, etc.
% MCNULrY & Co.
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CnIesxO Harkel.
CHICASo, Dec II.
Leading futures ranged as follows
Opening Highest Lowest losing
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(AiternOOn OOaTC

(AfternOOn OOaId.l
WHEAT-Easy and Sc lower.
CORN-1se lower
OAT--Unchanged.
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Condensed Locals.

Yesterday afternoon j. Emory Boyle. son OF
Sergeant Boyle, was run over OH ID street. be-
tween LIST and 2d streets northeast, by a light
wagon driven by an unknown COlOred man, and
he received a severe cut on the left leg.
Thomas SnlOOt "A young colOred man, died
suddenly last evening at his home, No. 212S
1Oth street, from Inflammation of the bowels.
Bishop X. III. Name. Of this city. presided at
the opening session %: the African NJ Il. New
York conference in New York city yesterday.
Those who leave the city during the summer
can have The STAR mailed 10 them Tor any
length OF time and the address changed often
as desired The subscription must be invariably
paid in advance.
To-CaN Charles Marshall. OF Baltimore, was
on motion OF Mir. Garnett, admitted To the par.
The application OF y. ;. stock will student, was
referred
Lessons in penmansh:p, typewriting and stem
ography given during the summer months at
the SpenccriaC Business College. See our edu-
catiOIIa. column.
The twenty-thirG anniversary of the indie
pendent order OF SamarItanS was celebrated
yesterday afternoon with parade. After the
parade a picnic was held al the old Schuetzen
park. OF 18th street
Many OF the delegates to the convention of
tie Society of ~. Vincent de Paul remained
over IL the city to-day Tor the purpose OF visit
Ing Mount Vernon They have enjoyed their
stay here very much.
Last night NJ 1Ol2 O'Clock a shooting affray
occurred IN Pierce street n. W.. in which john
Johnson shot Samuel Fry in the hip and made
good MS escape. DIR. Marsiellar attended Fry.
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TINS w Err

Il ii 5 w n r
MAKES ONE THINK OF SUMMER CLOTHING,
AND NOT ONLY THINK OF 1T BUT LOOK FOR
1T AND BUY IT
EVERY SEASON BRINGS OUT NOVELTIES
IN THIN GOODS, AND WE CAN SHOW YOU THE
NEWEST AND FINEST THINGS IN THE MAR
KIT.
FIRST COMES THE PURE SILK COATS AND
VESTS NEXT TO NOTHING IN WEIGHT. BUT
STRONG AND WARRANTED FAST CoLoRs
THEN COMES A GREAT VARIETY OF MO-
EAIR AND ALPACA GOODS, LIGHT AND DARK.
SACK COATS AND FOUR BUTTON CUTAwAY
COATS.
THEN COMES sEERsUCKER, THE GENUINE
CALCUTTA. AND A LARGE VARIETY OF Do
AEsTIC LIGHT AND DARK, STRIPES AND
CHECKS
NEXT WE MENTION NORFOLK JACKETS IN
SEERSUCkER AND MOHAIR AND THESE
COME FOR BOYS, YOUTHS ANDMEN.
a WORD NOW AS TO THE FIT OF THESE
GOODS. WE HAVE ALWAYS CARRIED THREE
LENGTHS OF COATS: LONG, MEDIUM AND
SHORT WE HAVE NOW ADDED TWO MORE,
TO WIT: AN EXTRA LONG SIZE. AND AN EX-
IRA SHORT AND STOUT SIZE 1T WILL SURE
LY BE AN ODD SIZED NAN THAT WE CAN'T
FIT NOW. MEMS THIN COATS FROM soc UP
| BOYS FROM 4OC UP.
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Read Following List

at s. w. Augensteins, S17, $40 and S21 18th st.
n W., and so be convinced that you can save
20 per cent by making your purchases with us:
n az. water tu,nblers, 14c.; large splash mats,
&C.; 3 table mats, &c.; decorated English china
chamber sets, $2.s7, worth $3.50; 8 string
brooms, 2Oc.: 3 japanned cuspadores, 25c.; 1S
wash basin and piece toilet soap, 1Oc.; cedar
wash tub, wash board, clothes line and SO
eiothespins, ssc.. worth fully $3.50; hoop
English china dinner SETS 1926 pcs, $13.7S,
equal to sets sold elsewhere at $25; Holland
sets, 63c.; decorated tea sets new shape, $3.2S;
10 qt. dishpans lie; II qt., &c., so 1t. clothes
line, &C.; 80 IT,, 12c.; 12O IT,, Ice. Another lot
OF those $6.3S rattan baby carriages, worth 50,
Just received. RefrgeratOrs, best made, from
1919 up: Special discount in trunks and
travelling bags tomorrow.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHINaroN ID. C June SSf;. y m.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, ID. C., June IL, 1856. y a. m.
For eastern New York, eastern Pennsylva-
MIA, New Jersey, Maryland and Delaware, gen.
orally fair weather, slightly warmer, northerly
winds. becoming variable
For Saturday-Fair weather with nearly sta
ttO1Ssry temperature is indicated for the New
England and middle Atlantic states
THE SUCCESS OF ANY BUSINESS mainly de-
ponds on always having full and fresh stock
OF goods. fIahns' Reliable Shoe House. SIG
9Th street and 1922 Pennsylvania avenue are
known 10 always carry the most complete
stock in their line in the District, and 10 avoid
the accumulation of so-called ''shopkeepers,'
timely ard considerable reductions are made
soon "a there are indications OF any possible
over stock on certain lines of goods. Owing to
the back wardness of the season they find them
selves stocked with too many Boys and
Youths Low Shoes and Misses and Child's
Shippers. These have got to be sold by June
.a;5d. and II reduction in price will do il there
will be not pair lett by that date. Wonderful.
but genuine bargains offered in our City
Item cover Stock Sale No. i.
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DRY GOODS.
Sprc1ALrrEs In WASH FApRrcs
SEAToN PERRY,

SEAToN PERRY.
SUCCESSOR 10 PERRY & BRoTHER,
NEW EMBROIDERED SWISS MUSLINs GEN.
UTNE CALCUTTA SEERSUCkERS. TUFTED
SCOTCH ZEPHYRS, LORRAINE CREPES,
INDIA CRINKLES, SHIRRED MCSLINS.
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF ANDERSoN'S 80
INCHES WIDE SCOTCH GINGHAMS. IN
PLAIN. STRIPED, CHECKED AND SIDE
BAND COMBINATIONS.
IMMENSE STOCK OF THE FINEST QUALITY OF
CONFINED STYLES"
so PIECES CHOICE DESIGNS" IN PRINTED
PURE LINEN LAWNS at 25c.
NOVELTIES IN BRITISH AND FRENCH WHITE
GOODS
NEW INDIA LINENS from 12,zc to soc
PERSIAN LAWNS PRINCES LAWNS, FRENCH
NAINSookS, BATISTE CLAIRE, INDIA
MULIS, WELT PIQUES
WHITE AND CoLoRED EMBROIDERED ROBES
AT "REDUCED PRICES"
100 PIECES PRINTED BATISTES IN SELECT
STYLES AND AT LOWEST PRICES
ALL SPRING AND SUMNER WRAPS AT CLOS
ING PRICES
MARKED DOWN PRICES ON PARAsoLS
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES ON PARIS COM
BINATIoN SUITS. INDIA SILKS AND LOUIS
ALLcwooL FI.ANNELs FOR BATHING SUITS
NEW GMUDDA. CASHMERE AND SILK
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN's TRAVELLING
SHAWLS.
~ PLAIN FIGURES ANDCoRRECTP PRICES
SEAToN PERRY
PERRY BUILDING
Penn Avenue. Corner 9th street
Established 1910. ie5
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
amusemeurs Tonight.

Amusements Tonight.
ALBAUGH'S-"DOnna Juanita."
MASONIC TEMPLE-Capt- Bakers lecture on
Lafayette.
PANoRAAA BUILDING.-SeccndB Battle OF Bull
RIM
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A Lucky Purchase from a Manufactur

er closing business enables us to offer the fol-
lowing bargains in slippers and low shoes:
Children's kid opera Slippers. low button and
Newport ties. at &C., worth 75c.
Misses fine kid opera slippers 4Sc worth 75c
Misses kid Oxfords, low button and ties, at
Toe, worth 81.
Ladies' kid opera Slippers, Soc, worth 75c
Ladies' Oxfords, nd-sewed at 5cworth 81
Ladies Newport ties and low button, Toe,
worth 81.
Ladies Kid Slippers, with bows SIC, worth
6Oc.
THE STAR SHOE HOUSE,
1 726 9TH street northwest, bet. q and 81.
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4 aRs. and pks linen paper. 81. whitaker's.
MoaAIR coats and vests at Barnum's.

JUST RECEIVED a large lot of Percale Shirts, 8
collars and i pair of cuffs with each shirt
Prices: 81 and 81 80. Francs. cor. 18th and ID
streets. The only Strictly one Price Hat and
Cents Furnishing Store in this city.
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Il ACTSl
FAcrs,

FACTS. FAcrs,
SOLID FACTsi
That vouched for by the public large that the
Clothing Palace is the Headquarters for Bargains in
Clothing, Hats and Furnishings. And TO give you
idea of what you can secure by calling will
quote q few prices below:
PANTS! PANTS, PANTSl
Children's Knee Pants al 70. 40, SOC and up
Boys Long Pants at 20, e5c., 81 and up
Mems Working Pants at 75c., 81 and up.
Mems All Wool Pants at $3.50, So and up
Mems Fine Dress Pants at $3.50, 50 - and un
SUITS SUITS SUITS
Childrens School Suits a: 81 So 81 and up
Childrens Fine suits at 50, so and up.
Boys Dress Suits al S., SO, 50 and up.
Mems Business Suits at So $50, 81 up
and up.
Mems Fine All Wool Suits al 50 So $40 and up.
HATS HATSI HATS
Children's Hats at 10. %, 4Oc and up.
Boys Hats at %, So zoe. and up
Mems Hats at 40. 90, .5c. and up
full line OF Furnishings ut astonishingly low fig
Keep this fact constantly I'm mind: We clothe both
man and boy stylishly comfortably and satisfactorily
at lowest living prices
NJ. KAUFMAN'S
Clothing Palace.
Cor. sth and SITS Sc
IS We close at z pm, Saturdays and Ewes Of Hol-
idays excepted spl5-3m
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HI headquarters For

Gents Low-quarter Shoes; Canvas and Lasting
CATERS; $3.50 Electric Flexible Shoes: Sd
Hand-sewed Seamless CATERS. Youngs Shoe
House (Heilburn's Old Stand), 4O2 7th street
Look for the Old Lady IN Window, F. S.
Strictly One Price. 1
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GESTLEMEN's High and Round Hats in col
Or Nlackinaw and English straws. Rain OIL
Shine Umbrellas Stinemstz Il Son, 1887 Pa
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Read, Study and Save Money

Another new lot of those fine colored Half.
Hose, pair Csc, at AuerDach-s Bicycle Shirt
Depot, 9TH and II streets.
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S22 9TH, three doors below l ST., Ladies' Coat
Back Jerseys, 9Sc.; Ladies' Cashmere ShawIs
S9c., worth 81 20; Dr. Warmers Health Corset,
9oc; our CSC. Corset ACC; our soc. Corset 44c;
Plain Colored Parasols Acc; S-inch wide Swiss
Hamburg 17c.: 12-inch wide Csc, worth 39c.:
broidered Robes 81. 70, worth So so: Victoria
Lawn and India Linen at 614c., worth and 10,
Finer Goods in the same proportion; Laundried
Toe; soc. Jean Drawers, bleached Soc; our 75c.
TailorInade Drawers SOC; Lawn Ties, doz.
25c.
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Gas FIXTURES, at Shedd's, 4O9 9th street

4 SPECIAL ATTRACTION at the Boston Dry
Goods House tomorrow will be the Offering OF
] UD Gozen ladies' fine muslin corset covers AT
flIe Extraordinary low price of 1212c. each.
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0entlemen's Summer OutnttfngS.
Unlaundered Shirts-good, Soc; better, 75c.;
best, 81.
Summer Merino GAUGE Underw'r, % & Soc.
New York Pattern Jean Drawers, SOC.
Balbriggan Undershirts and Drawers, 90, Toe.
Very good Night Shirts, soc. and 15c.
Regular made FIR. n Hose, pair 26c.
Linen Handkerchiefs, 81, 81 so, 81 per dozen.
Fine Linen Collars, 2 for Csc.
Percale and White Lawn Ties, dozen 25c.
Real Silk Umbrellas, $3.50 and $3.
At X. c. Lewis, the 'Popular Halter and Cen
tlemen's Outftter,' $40 9TH st. NV.
n. B. Large stock medium.p priced Trunks.
Hahn's Overstock Sale MOL
Of Reliable Low Shoes and Slippers for the
Girls and Boys,
S16 9TH st. and 1922 Pa. ave.
At Soc, Chid's heel or spring heel Oxford Ties,
Low Button and Opera slippers.
At 55c., Misses genuine Kid Opera Slippers;
cheap at 75c.
At75c., Misses solid worked hole Low But
ton and Oxford Ties; reduced from 81.
At Soc, Misses fine hand-sewed Oxford Ties;
sold last season at $1.25.
At 81 90, Boys and Youths all leather sole
Low Button and Ties; a bargain at S1.25.
At $1.25, Misses satin bow, Misses Butter
Cup slippers: the most exquisite slippers out.
AT 1.5O, Youths and Boys genuine Calf Low
Shoes; regular price, 81. 90.
At SL75, Youths finest Low Button and Ok
ford Ties; formerly sold at 80. so.
AT $500, Boys best Low Shoe, any style;
these are cheap at $3.50.
We close at p. III.
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LEATHER GOODS AT COST.-Only two more
days OF this week left. Don't lose the opportu-
nifty. Card cases, pocketbooks, folios, travelling
Sets for ladies and gentlemen at Parets, 913
PeDnSylyania avenue
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ShOemAkers and ShOe.Fitters. Atten.
ton! You will find the famous Bradbury patch
ing machine at McKenney's, AT 9th st. Sole
Agent j. b. Richmond, manager.
Pick wick Club whisky Il the best
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Bargains, Bargains. Bargains.


Inc following useful articles, almost given
away positively tomorrow only at X. Gold
schmlds, e12-Ith ST. NV: Large colored cut
glass water pitchers only 23c., our regular price
oOc.; No. 3 Ice Chest only $3.50, our regular
price SIS; No. Refrigerator only S6.79, our reg
ular price &c. Decorated English china dinner
sets, 125 pcs, only S13.9S, regular price $1S;
Extra handsome decorated french china tea
sets only ss27, worth s12; Nickel plated clocks
only 69c., worth 81; A reduction of 10 per cent
on decorated chamber sets; Ball croquet sets
ton, hair brush, comb, tooth brush and hand
mirror only 39c.. regular price Toe; Japanned
bread boxes, medium size 43c., large 53c., ex-
nation bracket lamp, with match safe COM
bined, only 39c., worth 75c.; Shoe brush with
boxes of backing &C., worth 4Oc; Monitor step
ladders only lie. per it., worth Csc; Large
scrubbing brushes &c, extra large &C.; Colored
cut glass finger bowls only 11c., worth 25c.;
cut glass butter dishes only 16c., worth 25c: 8
gal. water coolers SLOT, worth S1.4O; Hand
some colored glass tooth-pick stand, with $500
tooth picks, only &C.; colored glass polka dot
gas globes only 33c., worth 81; Crystal glass
berry sets Il bowl and saucers to matcE) only
41c.; Genuine Mexican hammocks only SI.27
worth $3.50; A reduction of 10 per cent ON Baby
carriages. The above extraordinary bargains
can be obtained tomorrow only.
Men and Boys Fine Percale Shirts Soc.
zoe and 81, with Collars and pair Cuffs, at
Auerbachs Bicycle Shirt Depot, 7th and H. 1
Prepare for Examination
At Young's Shoe House (Heilburn's Old StandD,
4O2 9TH street, where you can find the largest
best and cheapest assortment Child's oxford
Ties and slippers, 40c. to S1.25; Misses Slip.
pers and Oxford Ties, soc to 81; Ladies' New
port Button, Ties and Slippers, 15c. to 50.
strictly one price. We close at Z p. M.
Closing Prices for Tomorrow.
Swiss Embroidery, 8 inches WIDE l2Lc,
Swiss Embroidery, Ia inches wide, 32c yd
AlOver Oriental Net, 6Sc yd.
Immense bargains in Oriental Laces s. g. 10
121a 8 and Zoe. yd.
One lot Jersey silk Mitts, cream white, tan
and ecru, 29c.
Small lot 1Obutton length Jersey.
CSC. IVA
worth soc. '
Another lot Splashers, 2 for csc.
Several more Ladies' white embroidered
Robes to close, 81 .9S.
Ali-over Shirred Normandy and Lace Caps at
half price.
Infants handmade Sacks, 29c
Mrs. MAX WEYL, Agent
112 7th st. NV,
h
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PLATE EGD. and 80 eds. ptd., 81. 90, Whitakers
MITE and fancy duck vests at Barnum's.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-11
Closing Prices for To. Morrow

Fresh supply of those splendid Atwood
Flannel Shifts at 81 worth double], Men and
Boys, at Auerbachs Bicycle Shirt Depot, 9TH
and III streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-11

GET THE Leonard Hardwood Cleanable Re-
frigerator the best and cheapest in the market
Money refunded II IL does not do as repre- sented.
W. III. HoEKE, Sole Agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-11

GREAT REDUCTION in Baby Carriages and Re-
frigerators for tomorrow, at r. GoLDsCHMIDs,
SlZ Tth st. NV.