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business Change.

Notice Is hereby given that the hardware
Arm Of Doan & SiSco has this day been dissolved
by mutual consent. and that the business will
ty. Iowa. under the tir.n name of Chulgh L.
SscO, to whom ]. q. noan has sold his inter-
est, NOTICE is also given that al accounts due
tho old f1r.n of Doan Il Sisco will be collected
by the new firm. We would further say that
previous to our removal to Elma all accounts
must be settled, and that all persons finding
themselves indebted tot he above firm will give
their attention to an early settlement
Ats CHURCH & SIsCO
Dated, Cresco Iowa. July Is, 1886.
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The National Free Press at Marion
has changed hands, Chas W. Man.
son becoming its owner. Mr.. L. s.
Wood its former owner and publish
er remains as editor. The Free
Press is an excellent newspaper.
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Notice in Probate.
Whom II siay Concern

To W HON II Iay Concern:
You and each " YOU are hereby notified &c
appear at the curt House In Cresco Howard
county. Iowa. on the 10. diy OF September A. D.
1876, al ten O'Clock a. H., 10 attend the probate
OF an instrument nurpo.tlng 10 be tine last VII
and Testament " Frederick Dempewolf late OF
Howard Co., Iowa. deceased. at which time and
place you viii appear and SNOW cause, Ii any,
whysaid WIN sLaa.d not b. admitted To probate
In testimony whereof. have Lereunto sub
scribed my name aud affixed the seal Of said
of1ice, this End day OF July 1880.
WA. IHEOPiiILUS,
4ot4 Clerk OF Circuit Court
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The Vernon Springs Teachers
Reading Circle

Sssss6 ~AA NAO
Held its second session at the Co,
Supt's. Office. July 3. 1856, In accor.
dance with previous notice.
Although the weather wus rainy
quite number OF teachers were
present and ready for work.
NJ. @. Perry was chosen temporary
chairman. The committee on text.
books reported as follows:
In respect TO the textbooks to be
used. We recommend "Hewett's
Pedagogy" for studying methods Of
teaching, and Johnnot's "How We
Live" as text book on the effects
Of stimulants, narcotics etc. The
report was adopted.
On motion, the lessons chosen for
the next meeting are-Chapter /.
in "Hewetts Pedagogy" and alcohol
= its history, source. properties and
families. The former exercises to
be conducted by Prof. E. g. Cooley.
the latter by county superintendent
j. G. Kellow.
: A resolution was made as follows:
RESOLVED. That It Is the duty OF
every teacher. and any one who ex.
reotsto teach in the near future, to
be present at these meetings and
work. Carried unanimously.
On motion the meeting adjourned,
to convene ut the same place, July
IL 1886. at 2 o'clock p. m.
CARRIE DoOLIrrLE, n. O. PERRY.
SECRETARY. Chairman
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New Firm.

Frank Church, for q long tim.
book keeper for Plat Il O'Mall.y
has formed Il coparfnership with l.
H. Sisco, late Of the firm Of Dean K
Sisco. The new firm will soon OPP n
our business in The new town OF FL
ma in the southwest part OF the
county. 10th arc number one men
and though they go from Cresco, We
don't feel about their departure as
though they were going from the
county.
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s>COMl nlerce"

Is the name OF new, valuable.
enterprising, Instructive and very
valuable paper that comes to us
from Tacoma, Washington Territory
the western terminus OF the Northern
Pacific ysilrosd.
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NOTICE.

All persons indebted to the under
signed by note or book account are
hereby earnestly requested to call
at his store and make immediate
payment. Dr.. 81. @. PRICE.
April Is, 1886.
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Paw Tn Before August.

All persons indebted to me will
please come and settle before the
first OF August and thereby save
trouble. G.. O'GRADY.
Cresco, July Is, 1856. 4ltf
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SCOTS Emulsion Of Pure Cod Liver
Oil, with HypuphOsphites,

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DR.. Ira NJ. Lang-a prominent ply
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greatly pleased with your Elnulsion
Have found It seIy .ervlceable in
ahove diseases, and it is easily ad-
ministered on account OF its palat
ableHesS." Alta
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PLAIN DEALER,
Advertising Rates.

one column, Il col. wide) one year, 500
:. Xix months. d.
:. 8. three months, -
!" one month, ~
Reading notices, Bourg0ise type, 10 cents per
OuItcd une.
speciai notices among business notices cent :.
,ci counted tnP.
boui geOis reading notices In conjunction ~.
,.andiIg ads 5 cents per counted Hue escl.
.cek.
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gath North American Spngerfest

s1tH AUIIH ZKHCIIVuH HtEHSVIICst.
For the above gathering to be held
at Milwaukee excursion tickets will
be sold july 10 to q inclusive 70,
fare one way, good to return July %.
A. Y. H. CARPENTER,
Gent p. Il I. Ag't.
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Wan PAPER.

BORDERS AND
- CEILING DECORATIONS,
In endless variety and in quantity
sufficient TO decorate every house IL
Cresco. Prices apporuing TO quality.
altS h. y. HRlcE
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The National Jockey Club In 1885.

The National Jockey Club I'm 1885.
STAKES AT THE SPRING MEETING-THE FALL
MEETING TO BE HELD THE WEEK AFTER THE
PIMLICO RACES.
The executive committee of the National
Jockey club last evening changed the dates for
the fall meeting 50 as to have 1t begin on the
26th October instead Of the 10Th. This arrange
ment places the Ivy City meeting in the week
following that at Baltimore and thus avoids all
collision and bad feeling.
The subject OF the spring meeting. to be held
IN May next, was next considered, and the fol-
lowing stakes arranged: National hotel handi.
cap, rs miles, for all ages 81 900; Riggs house
hotel stakPs, for 3.year-olds, rs miles, $1,000;
Army and Navy stakes, one mfle all ages, $3.50
a4aeo by the club; Anaiostan stakes, for 3-year-
0ios, one mile, $500 added; Youthful stakes, for
2-yearolds, Ia miles, 500 added; Brentwood
added.
OF the leading hotels in offering large stakes
was an evidence Of the increased interest felt
IN the club and Its success, and the managers
predict that the coming spring meeting will be
all that the friends of the club desire.
WANTS A PAsspoRr.-Gabriel Deschamps,
the health officer Of this district. stating that
he is about to travel and desires passport or
certlneate that he is citizen of the United
states. He states that he was born In the city
Of Washington, January %, 1864 and his
parents were French; that MS fathers name
was John NJ. Deschamps and he assisted in
on the dome of the Capitol. Chief Clerk Nc
CHM states that he cannot accommodate the
young man with a certificate of his birth, as no
record of births were kept here until after The
war. He has forwarded the application to the
State department..
thrown between 5000 and 10000 men out OF
work.
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IrcH1Se Sk1s D1sEAsEs
INSTANTLY RELIEVED BY CUTICURA.

TREATMENT.-A warm bath with CurIcuRA
SOAP, and . single application of CUT1cURA the great
Skin Cure This repeated daily. with two or three
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fer TO keep the blood COOL the perspration pure and
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active viii speedily cure Eczema letter, Ringworm,
Psoriasis, Lichen, Pruritus, sca-Head Dandrun and
every species Of Itching Scaly and Pimply Humors Of
the Scalp and Skin, when the best physicians and
remedies fail
ECZEMA ON A CHILD.
done my child so much good that feel like saying
this for the benefit of those who troubled with skin
disease. My little girl was troubled with Eczema,
and tried several doctors and medicines but did
do her any good until used the CUrIcuRA REMEDIES
which speedily cured her. for which owe you many
thanks and many nights ofrest
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letter OF THE SCALP
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AmusemenfS Tonight.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.-Morrice Benefit
Concert.
NATIONAL THEATER--Clara Morris in New
Magdalen.''
ALBAUGH'S OPERA HOUSE. - Raymond in
1.-THE Magistrate"
rWASHINGToN RINR.-Polo.
DIME MUsEUM.-Pauline Markham.
THEATER CoMIQUE.-Fariety
HEROES OPERA HoUSE.-Mattie Vickers.
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Knit Jacket Depot, 7th and II streets and get
one OF those handsome illustrated new fire
alarm cards, free.
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HAPVQveS.

HHFVeyS,
Corner 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue,
has plenty of fine raw box oysters. Also,
large Saddle Rocks for roasting, and the finest
steamed. in the District No scarcity on &C
count Of ice; receiving daily by steamers, by
way of Baltimore. Finest cooked Diamond
Back Terrapin on the continent.
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JOhnsOu.s I0th nnA

Fifty bushels Fine York Rivers and Five Bbl
Cape May Oysters just arrived They are
Fresh, Fine and Salt, never been frozen. Fol
stews, steamfng, half shell, &C., they are excel
lent. Lifetime experience. Ladies' large saloon
attached.
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"FoR REAL MERIT" says one OF the most
celebrated prima dOnnas, "B. III. Douglass Il
sons Capsicum Cough Drops for irritation OF
the throat are superior to anything have ever
ased.''
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THE PIANO EXCHANGE is offering some
splendid special bargains in several elegant up
right pianos in exchange tor square pianos and
payments of SO per month. IN opportunity
Is offered To get the firest upright made, and at
the most desirable and advantageous terms
and price. WaTerOOms. 1872 9tn street
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CITY ITEMS.
Special sale Of Embroideries.

Thursday and Fr1day, list and 22d,
Immense Bargains.
% pieces red and blue Embroidery, worth
15c. per yard, at Zoe. per yard; 20 pieces red
and blue edge, Sc. a yard: One lot red Embroi-
white Hamburg Edge, inches wide, iOc.
yard; 10 pieces, and 10 inches, 25c. q yard.
wide, 21c. Swiss Embroideries, elegant goods,
IL inches, 39c., yard. Oriental Laces, s. 8, 10,
1212, Is and 25c q yard. Come and see them.
Mrs MAX WEYL,
I 10 18th street n0rfhHeaf
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WARRES You've ard F.. j. Nhipple in a
duet at Congregational church tonight. Tickets
at Ellis, SOC.
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For SALE.-The building formerly known as
the tialbraith church. situate on L. street, be-
tween n and 5th streets northwest.
JAS. II. MAZE, $50 street.
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50 A DOZEN for Cabinet Photos Superior
finish. .LaTdner, artist, S27 Pennsylvania ave
nue., over Nogt's.
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SELLING Orr
OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF DRY GOODS AT
ACTUAL COST PRICE.
CART Frs
I'll Market Snace noar 18th sfron<

4
III Market Space. near It'll street.
BLACK and COLORED SILK vELvETs, real
value Sl.25: reduced to CSC
NEW YORK MILLS SHEETING COTTON. Inn
mense width, very best quality actual cost CSC
HOME-SPUN DRESS GOODS, pure wool immense
double width. in Brown. Blue and Green, only 37la.
BLACK SILKS. immense width excellent quality
cheap at 81. 25: reduced to CSC.
DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS. IMMENSE size
nne quality, special bargain al $780, reduced to
1887.
ROYAL SERGE, beautiful dress goods excellent
quality. IL yards for $500.
HOMESPUN DRESS GOODS Csc
HEAVY BED COMFuRTS. 75c
LADIES HEAVY WINTER VESTS. s7aao
ALL WOOL PLAIDs, bright colors, Csc
HANDSOME BROCADE SILK vELyETs Al Is.
TRICOT. LADIES CLOTH, double width, pure
Wool, oOc ja19
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Condensed Locals.

Street lamps will be lighted at 5:25 p. m. and
extinguished at 9 D.
L. a. Littlefield is the name of the delegate
from this city to the national convention OF the
Prisoners of War association, and not Little
foot. as enormously printed
Mr.. Werner Suess, OF the Coast and Geodetic
survey, in going to the department yesterday
morning. slipped on an ley Sidewalk. and In
falling broke his right arm and the thumb of
that member.
In addition to the speakers at the public
meeting To be held in the interest of the Indians
at the Congregational church tomorrow night
Senator Chace, of Rhode Island, will make an
address Senator Hawley is obliged to be alb
sent
VIM. Dowden. employed at the Government
Printing office, is not the VIM. Dowden sent to
jail by Judge Smell on Monday Tor assaulting
Judge Smell this morning fined Harold Red
grave $50 or sixty days on the farm for dis
orderly conduct on avenue car.
The house of Mr.. F. ii. Gasch. at Hyattsville
Md. was almost completely destroyed by fire
yesterday morning. Loss, 81, 1000, fnlly in
sured.
A lady writes from New Smyrna, Fla, to
friend In this city that the ice was three inches
thick, and she has lost $4,000 oranges, but
saved ner trees.
The ST. Georges society of this city, gave their
1Spening soiree at their nail last evening to
large company of ladies and gentlemen, who.
nom to II O'Clock. were kept in excellent
humor by rapid succession of literary, musi-
cal and other exercises closing with refresh
ments and dancing.
Ellen Brooke, young colored woman, plead
cd guilty TO a charge OF robbing Harriet Brooke
OF quantity OF clothing. Harriet Brooke be-
fr1ended Ellen, and was rewarded by being
robbed The judge gave her six months.
James Williams alias Jackson. colored, was
In the Police Court to-day charged with petit
larceny, second Offense, in stealing door mat
from the residence of DIR. Walsh. He pleaded
guilty, and the case was sent to the grand Jury
Mary Simms, the colored woman who threw
Emma Shaw, also coiOred, down stairs some
weeks ago. was given three months in Jail by
Judge Smell to-day.
Brooke Mackall has filed bin in equity
against the District of Columbia and the First
National Bank of New York city to enjoin the
enforcement of lien tor tax assessment.
A oOlOred boy named Willie COlston found
the severed ear OF a white person near
Franklin square this morning and IL was turned
over to Detective Carter.
The case Of J. Augustus Hanson, charged with
embezzlinc twenty cents from W Calvin Chase
editor Of The Bee, was sent 10 the grand jury by
Judge Smell to-day.
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GooDS TO BE SOLD FAR BELOW ORIGINAL
CoST-lS have purchased the entire stock of
Mr.. simon Vol, the assignee OF j. Herzog, and
want to close out as much as possible of the
stock before rePlenishing with ffeSh stock, Of
fer to sell these goods "a great deal below
ORIGINAL cost
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"RONDo CAPKICIosO," op. ii, by Little Ma
mic Morrice, at Congregational church tonight
Reserved seats at Ellis Music Store, soc.
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Stock consists OF dry goods, notions, ladies'
and gents furnishings. cOrsets .cOaks, blankets.
jewelry. neck wear, trulNS and yaiiSeS and
ready-Tnad dresses for ladies and children
Il. BURSsTINE- 91S 9Th street northwest
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MISS EVA MILLS and +. $. BottOmly in
6uet at the Little Mamie Morrice' concert to-
LII
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w. w. BunpErrE & CO.
SPECIAL NOTICE!
OUR GREAT SEMI-ANNUAI. SALE
DRY GOODS AT COST.
LADIES' WRAPS LESS THAN COST.

CARPETINGS AT COST
We will offer more than one hundred thousand
dollars worth of new and desirable Dry Goods and
Carpetings at cost lor thirty days.
Our stock must he reduced before taking inventory
10000 yards of Remnants. Odds and Ends includ-
ing remnants of Silks, Satins Velvets Fine Dress
Goods Flannels and White Goods will he sold at less
than half their real value
Black Silks, we keep the Monopoly Brand, which is
the best imported. and will be sold astonshingly low.
job lot of Kid Gloves at 25c and 5Oc. per pair
All Domestic Goods at reduced prices Great bar
gains throughout the Store
All goods warranted as represented by the Statesmen
ONE PRICE ONLY.
". W. BURDETTE CO.,
ja16-6t Nos. 92S 7th and TOO X streets n w.
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OUR ESr1RE WINTER SrocK

OUR Esr1RE WINTER SrocK
TO BE CLOSED OUT REGARDLESS OF COST.
This is opportunity which buyers of Dry Goods
Will do well TO notice and pay early visit
CLOAKS AND WRAPS MUST BE SOLD AT ANY
SACRIFICE
All Wool Jersey Cloth, 43c in black, blue green
French Boucle down to Csc formerly $50
i-inch Garnet six Nelyet,S so reduced from 81 So
BroSade six Nelyets. in black. brown ruby and me-
dunn blue, 9oc. importation cost 81 %
Embroidered Flannel for skirts.
Black Cashmeres, Black Armure Cloth. Black Ladies'
10Th, reduced 10 per cent; also in coors
we name lew articles only. but please remember
ne entire Stock VIII be sold without reserve We must
have for Spring Goods and Will offer extraordi.
nary bargains To empty our shelves.
DOMESTICS AT COST
MES's FINE QUALITY CARDIGAN JACKETS
In Underwear our prices will astonish YOU
Fast Color Turkey Red Table Darnask BIC. better
grades also in satin. Dsmasks, Comforts Blankets.
IIlnkied seersuckers l2l2c.: usually 25c
Back pure wool Bunting, 122c: usually 25c
Good Prints nom &c. up Yard wide Cotton SC
reinforced both back front such as are usnalIv re-
tailed Tor 6oc our price for this sale 45c.
BEHREND's BALTIMORE STORE.
Ja1oIo'2O 23.2o,2o-6t eOS 9Th street NV.
''1'HE PROOF OF PIT THE n,,I PgDDING IS THE
This old eastern adage is most thoroughly exempIt
hej by our hne Old Rye whisky the price of which
have lately reduced from as 10 so cents per mint
and from - per gallon i have sold in u,ifh
the greatest satisfaction over eighteen wears and
cHGhlenty bespeak for ii u still larger sale than il
&Irtady enjoys. Remember. present price 90 cents
per pun anu S'5oV per gallon, delivered
-. ARTHUR NATTANS, Pharmacist
ITO i4th ana sts and I'd and SIS nv.
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SLASH On, SLASH Os.
8 L A n N g
Ifyou would witness the grand HARI-KARI act visit
VICTOR f ADLERs
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE,
927 and 929 It'll st. N. W., Cor. Mass Ave,
DURING THE
ANNUAL RED LETTER SALE.
Red Prince Albert Red
Letter Suits. Letter
Sale. 1895 and upwards Sale
Red Four Button Getaway Red
Letter Suits Letter
Sale. $3.50 and upwards Sale
Red Sack Red
Letter Suits Letter
Sale. 1851 and upwards Sale.
Red Boys Red
Letter suits, Letter
Sale. $42S and upwards Sale
Red Children's Red
Letter Suits Letter
Sale. 1895 and upwards. Sale
Red Mems Red
Letter Overcoats. Letter
Sale. 1886 and upwards. Sale.
Red Boys Red
Letter Overcoats, Letter
Sale. $3.50 and upwards Sale.
Red Children's Red
Letter overcoats, Letter
Sale. oOc and upwards Sale.
Red Mems Red
Letter Pants, Letter
Sale. 81 go and upwards. Sale
We positively decline to sell any of our goods to
dealers being determined that consumers shall have
the benefit of our RED LETTER PRICES
VICTOR E. ADLERs
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, TEN
e27 AND 929 SEVENTH ST. NJ W..
Corner Massachusetts, avenue
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
, 60 Open evenings until Q: Saturdays until IL
EAR1Es
HISTORICAL
AMERICAN PORTRAITS.
Interesting to Collectors and Ilustrators-We have
recently added to our collection q large number Of
HISTORICAL AMERICAN Pc RTRAITs,
Mostly from London and have now q very full and
complete stock Also, many new and important
ETCHINGs ENGRAvINas, PAINTINGS,
MIRRORS. TASTEFUL PICTURE
ALL THE ROGERS "GROUPS."
EASELs OF ALL KINDS.
PAINTINGS CAREFULLY CLEANED AND RE-
JAS 8. EARLE AND SONS,
ja16 s16 Chestnut Street. Philadelphia
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WEATHER STRIFs of all kinds for sale and
put up bv W y. Moses & Son. IL th and L SITS.
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CHAS. FLEISCHMANN
Ladies' and Gents Cafe.
141O Pa. ave-, opposite Willard's Hotel.
Meals and luncheon 4 all hours Open from
am. to- = pm. BOarders takenby the week
or month Oysters in all styles. Open Sundays.
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Dr. CHIPMAN-S PILLS are a certain cure for
dyspepsia, headache. malaria. Try them.
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LF-ADJUsrING eyeglasses, solid comfort, "a
Vienna Optician Co., 6U9 Peuna. ave. NV.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The w Gather.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL. OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. ID. C.. Jan. 20. 1856. 9 am.
For the middle Atlantic states, fair weather,
followed during Thursday evening by local
rains or SHOWS. slight fall followed by slowly
rising temperature, variable winds, generally
easterly.
For Thursday, increasing cloudiness, with
local rains and SHOWS. are indicated for the
middle Atlantic states, local rains in the south
Atlantic states. local SHOWS in the lower lake
regions the Ohio valley and Tennessee, with
slowly rising temperature in each district
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QUANTITY IN MEDICINE IS NO INDICATION
Skof value Ayers Sarsapara is concentrated and
powerful; requires smaller dose, and is more eec
tive dose for DOSE than any other Sarsaparila 1t il
the best of all blood medicines
by THE USE OF BUCKINGHAMS DYE, THE
ADWhisker's may be easily made permanent natu-
raj brown, or black, as desired. ial0
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SHIRTS. SHIRTS, SH1Rra
We are selling the Best in the City for 6Oc. Re-
inforced front and back, faced sleeves. all finished
and ready for the wash tub.
Also full line of HOSIERY, COLLARS and
CUFFS Of the latest styles.
All of our SO, IS and 75c. SCARFS reduced to 35c.
SHIRTS to order, six for %.
Satisfaction guaranteed
s. b ELLERY.
ja2O 1112 Est NV.
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A POLICEMAN on TRIAL. FOR ASSAULT
his morning the police Trial board had before
III FIRST Class Private Edmund Murphy. on the
charge OF having on the 18th inst entered the
mouse OF on Mrs White, at 800 18th street
northwest. and committed an assault on Alice
l.hams oy enokl"g her. Officer Ellis, who ar
rested Murphy. testified 10 seeing the girl with
oiood on her face. The accused made a state
ment In his own behalf IN which he denied
having threatened 10 kill the girl, but ac-
knowledSed that his temper got the better OF
him.