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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-05-26
sAWA NATURAL Gas WELL.
A Passenger cans Hb Fsllea rSayelsn,i
K. Attention 10 = Wsadsffai sl.ht

: 49, $3.50 50 : y @ftttt - -NtANAN
F Attention 70 wuadeffai Sight
-Neyer saw q nAtuml gis wellr Ia,
quirrd a talkatiye baSsenget; Is the train
sped dong IN the darkness and through
the oil country, you never saw a Eas
well I You ought 10 sse one. especially
one on Are. Beats an the fireworks ever
got up. Something funny about these
gas wells too. All Of sudden
they'll start up IN q fame, dare two Or
three times way Up 10 the dty; ahd then
stop as quick Is they started. That 4
the effect Of spontaneous combustion
Cues | know more about the nat.
ural gas well business than any
other man IN Tie country. I've
studied 'eit, sir, for many months, and
have EN- down fine, Letme seeit e now
ssS o'clock. At 9ao . spouter Is due
over in the valley there, and II you keep
your eye peeled in that direction rnebbe
yoal see Il on fire.
Monce all thepassmgets seated them.
selves 1.-THE Sideot the car next to the
valley and looked intehtly for the prom
ised display, The gas well expert sat
down across the aisle, took out Lis Pipe
and filed It as he remarked:
7 study these gus wells rs sstfmos
mers study the heayealy bodies, and l
can tell to o minute when they're going
to burst Look out now-she's a-com-
ingr
And sure enough, way down In the
valley, seemingly two or three miles
away, there was a burst of Hand
quickly followed by two or three more.
and then all was darkness again.
Wonderful, wonderful exclaimed
one Of the astonisbed passenrers. utbe
graadest sight / ever saw echoed
another; marvellous, simply marvellous y
6lilnied third,
AOh, that's nothing y said the export
await till YOU see one Of these wells take
fire and flare out IN two or three direo-
tions, as Il the flames wanted "a liet a
clean spot OIL Of the face Of the earth
They're worth looking at, l tell vol.
Lenlme see, where's my note booki Oh,
here It is. Only 10 oclock-say, friends
ifyOu'll wait eleven minutes you'll see d
horizontal tlarer a little farther up the
road. She's due at 1915 o'clock. j
figured her all out to-day,H
OF course the passengers were ttitiiAs
to wait, and they began to look dowu
into the dark valley, anxious to see the
great fiarer. Soon a word Of warning
from across the ailse caused every eve &
open wide with expectation. and exnres.
sions Of amazement came from n dozer
lips as two dozen ewes beheld a shoot q
flame which sprans up out Of the darI,,
ness. tlarted this way and tliat three o,
four times and then lislppeared with I
blink.
UDidn't / tell Won I had Il down flneY
exclaimed the man with the nine. Erhe,
can't any Of 'em get away with me Of
the Gas well busfness. I've studied ,eI
through and through. But say, friends
/ ret off at the next station. I'm a moo,
man, anu my talnlly NJ nome Is nungry
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-05-26
CHz4AS. MACK & SON

are no1Oi such shape that they defy any one Of
their competitors to tabe the same quality goods
and u1ederseU Htena as the old pr0Uerb is, Goods
1ceID bought are half Sold."
Our stock of Silks and Sans the largest and cheapest CASH
mees Sae and common Dress Goods complete and
themselves Come and be convinced that we have the largest stock
Our stock of Dress Robes for Ladies is beautiful and prices very
moderate.
In Ladies' Gents and Chdens Fine Shoes wehaye afnestoc
Remember and bear in mind rs it your interest,"
and examine and bO convinced that lead That do not sub
sue grade goods and represent it being the genuine article
We have found out that honest dealing aud uniform treatment is
the sureSt road to success.
Remember exchange, Eggs Bntter Wool Dried
Apples all kinds Country Produce Country Merchants
will do well by giving chance on their produce Apa
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-05-26

A wealthy Cuban has fitted out q
steam vessel for tho sole purpose Of
catching sharks, His Objects 70 mako
bloody war on the creatures, and he gI,
pects 10 kill at least 5000 per year.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-05-26

The military music at West Poibt
ecats lhseWalsfy tig,eooAyex,s
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-05-26

There are said 10 Il O00 Amerlca,,
girls studying music irAiilan alone and
hundreds q o,lien ii other Isaliuneiiiea
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-05-26

Color blindness Is ield 70 10 AOrod.
itaty.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-11
STATEMENT NO. 4.
RECEIPTS. YEAR 1888.

Pondage collected Statement
Girai rtcouetion
Building No 4431
naGvan ofasess
City 1reaers received Statement in 4sl6O
Licenses Statement No iudeta
houses sold on 'e" 5460
D.
No. /,
Certificates
2
A.
TEorktonS
W. l.
City Statement
Premiums Of the a,:S
ncusle No [, y mds Ton No. 1920 3043
COLLECTIONS anH
in Ids o celtfc
ST. Paul Ws5e
epuyeb
Local collections and
Street gr@lngs
/,
ael
EMS L
o. !.
]
l.
x%A in
-"
Add tss
~. 1,s IN hands of George Jan
ss 542ssesA
cluded the various accounts under the head of "Expeh-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-11

Recapitulation of Outstanding
City bonds
Railway as fund rhN
St &
ROAD Compny Statement No in detail
No
City Bonds issued to the Lake
Statement No. 10 in detail
Grand total amount of outstanding January o4o1
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-11
STATEMENT NO. IA.
Showing the Objects Outstanding City We're Issued
January L. 1884, VIZ:

Showing the Objects 30 We're Issued
January 1884, ~
1885, saOOOOa0o
6os 10 Pau Railroad ISSUED
IN
ISSUED in the year 1871
Sewerage ISSUED
and 1880 3141OOOe
II
issued in the 1878 1soOo
East Fourth Street Bridge ISSUED the
and 1888 100000
Total bonds January .........
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-11
cost for city portion the county paying the twothirds


Statement No. g. in detail s7.19255
Public ,s! Statement
judgments St costs etr Statement No 81 detail eSse7
St Paul Gas Light company lighting street lamps
July 1882 to April l. 1885, nine months Statement No.
Robert sssgsl gasoline street lamp
september months, statement No 8. in de-
St public ''''''''
months Statement s. detail '"o anu one ssss7s
p p1 Ga5 s Ts a s9miSn for u ws l ans sea
and two third months Statement No in detail
po, incidental dental paid Statement
BANG being s''''''
the second certificate OF the redeemed
Of Indebtedness temporary loans ''''
First Ward Statement No 6'22355
Second Wark Statement Ne in
Third Ward Yard expenses Statement No in detail
SIKH Sixth ward ward expenses expenses Statement ment No. No. d 1s s
Fire DEPARTMENT per common council Statement No.
paid details pub -'''S'
Ro.1 dhs he VIM in report Of the ssgetSry s15os1O
. ihed in report of the Secretary S61,1s95
New York; b sIasf the a% nj nf
n set1s credit tns vt1 the old Water
Board of Directors of St Library paid ~
has power the expenditures s Of the
WorEhoue Commissioners Warrants paid details '
Board rO of Water coSmssons f Incidental EXPENSES Of a9Ss
the Treasurer in the payment of coupons &c., for which
Commissioners coupons paid on 1000
bonds issued by the old Water Company paid out
Certificates 5sataas of Sale E. paid the
INTEREST HsRs Coupons upon bonded debt paid s sess
Gy oonas redeemed as per Statement No deta: 3sOOO
lecions Statement No. 7sLo3
Total expenditures sl7se1sse
Balance of n Of George Refs City Treasurer
statements Inclusive on Mex Page1
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-11
STATEMENT NO. 3.--Continued.

Reorganization Of Accounts for which City Orders were is
Nas james Er3s Estimate No.
= @ r. s @ ] n @ ;sa ass ss s. No
Ss S. S. sss s s @ s @ ss.: No
S.: =: ] = g; ; :: ) s: s.: e: =: y:
s ] s @ Sss yS iss H A:S M
] H ] % s; s sls ss ] Il a +
% S @ s " 5 ]
s @ ' sfs s' re Fs s: s. s % v
$ss s @ @ & @ @ ss estimates II "a % a
= H s ] @ s 4s r. :
s IS + ] s ] s y AZ
S 5 street as H @ ]
Estimates No i and on ss
account Of
fs \ @ ON W. SIS @ % f street ss s:
Estimates to 5 inclusive
pavement svasi street. from
E ] % ] street. t from s' :s ssss street nate 5 s
0n ] g @ f5s Sss ss
$$ sS$ $ ; ;:s s:: ~: s e
ss from 4aisab to
psa @ @ 5a ss ss i ] I'M Jackson; street.
H @ @ H @ esq., En- street HS5sf :as Estimate Anal
@ s %f Ras1 SS rs Eleventh
H:: | : e. :: IS ;: j - .
agile street Estimate No
a= KIM rect s fs street szsss ] % 5 :ss
@ @ s 'Es IL s$ s %$ us: s. g.: s. 4: ss;$ Az @ #
@ ss 5s 5: ii @
s g. = s4 5ss ss 5 r.
H Ss essHf 5s Pa @ ] sns S &
@ st H Sna s asa esaaa IT. al
% @ sss a S$$ g. ] s ::
$ :=: s: IS : :: S :;$s ] ]
s s @ s ] E y i sS
] Sa ;si s ss s;
VASE @ @ Estimate Nos final
Property sH s 4 HS9Hs55s IS ss ms iIi4 VIZ
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-11

Statement 8, 16sOOO
cern of Genessee and
streets paid No
Cyrile Befys tract for street signs paid Statement No.
n san aea ] for fire denariment bsadu 00
building paid statement No g. detail
Maj Halls for addition to city prison paid Statement
City Hall paid statement No. i'll detail $780,
NJ police patrol stable paid
count detail.
NJ B. Farrells contract for stairway paid
account. Statement No. 3 in detail 342 25
Kenney for Rice Park fence paid State
detail 1870
Phaen culvert paid
account Statement detail. ...:........
Nv roller and crusher
paid balance, No in detail
Nes Swans contract for repairing pesthouse paid Statement
No detail ............... 5s7. 6s
city wokhou building
Statement No. 8 in detail 10116.
ST. Paul Workhouse incidental in construction
detail. .....................
Robert A. Smith to pay Estate Capitol Sidewalk Improve
ment Statement No in detail 750. 90
Dakota County roads, repairs and improvements paid
Statement No in detail
returned under
Statement No. detail.
Miscellaneous local assessment expenses Statement No.
william Murray, Attorney contingent expenses
Statement No s in detail OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 500. 90
Chief of Police contingent
Statement No. in detail.
Charles Weber, Chief of Police to June contingent
f.penses, detail.
Edmund Rice, June contingent expenses
Statement No in detail
OBrien C. D., Mayor to JAM l. s4 contingent expenses
General damages Statement No. s. in detail
Salaries Statement No B. in detail
Police department. Statement No. detail
Printing stationery Statement No
General Statement detail
Board of Health Statement No. i'll
Sewerage
City hall and prison account Statement NO. in detail 6S2S 20
Aims house and hospital expenses being onethd of the total
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-11
s2,S2s, O4O.71
STATEMENT NO. Is.
Semi-Annual

Showing the Annual Maturity Outstanding City Bonds
nary viz
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-11

dtures. orders paid by the CITY
Treasurer during the said 49, ..............
Grand total receipts . Recommendations. ss1;
IMPENDirUREs
Henry ,Starkey's sidewalk attract of july 80
paid Statement No 3 in detail.
Peter Berkey Sidewalk cont of year 1882, paid
per Statement No 8 in
.Berkeys sidewalk contract of
paid Satemep No. in
Peter Berkey's street c. .osswak contract of 1882,
paid Stately ent
Street grading contraf is paid, Statement No 3,
NeIa 15455o63
in detail 1o4,sO1s5
Stone maeadam pavement contract paid State
ment No 3, in detail.
Statement III
Street and allie openings. damages paid.
- ment No in detail. 5OossO
Street pfrmk ing contracts paid, Statement No
- 3. in dea Observation-Disclosures. 1904
Change OF Street grades, damages paid
No. B. in detail IS 1887 se1s24s.5s
improvements paid the city
treasury letting returned to the
lnshe9, onire u Iuocks second contract paid account of
OF Wabasfa bridge Mississippi $50.
T. river, Statement No.
Horton, IL e.; contract paid Wabasha
bridge over Mississippi Statement detail
Miscellaneous Mississippi
iSer paid Statement No detail a,4154s
George W. SherwOofs repairing
bridges Statement No.
James Cooeys contract paid carpenterng of market
house, Statement No in detail 36so4O
iOdgef &Davts contract paid
smoke stack Statement No in detail. s.5a793
Kenney HndierS contract at
paid Statement No 3. in $500
Gregg, D. H., contract for nnarkeh
i Statement No 8 in deai 10000
Frohne Mansfield ito
market house, paid Statement
L. Burnhanfs contract one
paid balance No in detail
Andrews Chicago placed
i'll market house. Statement No 31250O
John Muens contract for fire ciern in Sixth
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-11
STATEMENT NO. Is.

Showing the Maturity Outstanding City Bonds January
1888,
Bounty
No Redemption 1,
No. Redemption and Revenue, 10,
No. Fire CistAns, matured September
presented 1880
No never
No Owaonna
No. $50, Redemption and Revenue, matured
Redemption L,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-11
STATEMENT NO, Is.

statements 5 to u Inclusive on Mex Page.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-11
Condensed Locals.

STREET lamps will he lighted at 5:15 pm. and
eNtIn2Ci>Eed AT 81 > am
Inc Labor League oI which John Pope Hold
mott president. adopted resolutions yester-
dsIy urging "a" passage OF II law cmbodying the
cis t hour >teIu in the charter of street rail-
rUi'G>.
Two cGlorTd boys George t'Olson and Thorn
tor. TolS.'n. fined 50 each by Judge Smell
To-day iur dI>orticrly conduct.
The fipboUzO GoUngs company. with n cap
it;ti oi Slu.HthD IN 100 shares. for the purchase
amt sale eli articles of domestic consumption
Instantly ioJIRd in fT>t-cass grocery, has filed
certificate 81 Incorporation. Myron &. Davis,
Adam :. Pratt AID EbeneZer Morrison are the
trustees.
Vim. q. BoechInan. indicted for embeZzle-
ment. was brought into the Criminal Court to-
dav bench warrant and committed to
Jail.
Prank Z. Carter fined $50 by Judge Smell
To day Tor il>i driving on Pennsylvania avenue
yesterday.
The Iury in the case of FOLSOM agt. the Inland
and Sc:tbOari CoaSring company for damages,
by reason of MASKING his feet, tailed TO agree,
and were discharged saturday.
The New York state democratic association
has elected the following officers: John H.
Rogers, president: John Masterson, vice presi-
dent y. j. Norris, financial secretary; John
Irainor, tof Albany, treasurer; j. III. Bessling,
recording secretary; Vim. knOwland, sergeant
alarms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-11
SNEEzE. SNEEzE.

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mouth and throat parched, and blood at fever heat
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FORDs RADICAL CURE
THE only absolute specific we know of"-Ned
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Amusemenis Tonight.

AIBAUGH'S OPERA House. Robson ami
Crane in '.Thc Comedy of Errors"
NATIONAL THEATER.-Fanny Davenport i'll
Fedora
Fogp'S UPER \ HoUsE.-Gus Williams in ''Oh!
What Night.
HERzOG's OPERA HoUsE.-Maud Granger in
article H..
DIME NUSEUM.-Fanny Herring in 1.-The
French Spy
THEATEE CoMIoCE--Nariety.
NATIONAL RISK.--611 and 613 F. street.
WAsHINGToN RINK.-Ninth street and Rhode
Island avenue.
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ABOUT ULsrEns.

ONE OF THE BEST THINGS WE HAVE
THIS SEASON IS A DRIVING ULSTER
MADE OF A GENUINE FUR BEAVER
NOT A HANDSOME COAT, BUT PER-
Feet STORM DEFIER, THAT WILL LAST
ALMOST LIFETIME. PRICE, 800
OTHER ULTERS WE HAVE AT VA
RIOUS PRICES, AS Low AS So WE
MENTION THEM BECAUSE EVERY NAN
NEEDS A STORM COAT, AND THE TIME
HAS ARRIVED TO PREPARE FOR WIN
TER.
GEORGE SPRANSY
ONE PRICE CLOTHIER
jaS 6O7 SEVENTH STREET.
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HoW'S YOUR RHEUMATIC is . question thst
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ja4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-11

CHAS. FLEISCHMANNS
Ladies' and Gents Cafe.
14lO Pa. ave-, opposite Wizards Hotel.
Meals and luncheon ut all hours. open from 8
am. to IL pm. Board rs takenby the week
OR month oysters i'm all sty les. Open sundays.
READ SUB Rosa tor sale ut all news stands.
INSTANTANEOUS Photographs. 800 Pa. ave-
DANIEL. g.. HATCH, manufacturers agent
No. I2O 9th ST.. Offers great Inducements To cash
purchasers of Artistic Furniture anu Draperles.
WHILE waiting glasses repaired, Hemplers,
cor. Al, street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-11

S11Ks. V n1vErs AND GAuzEa
SEAroN Perry,
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY & BRoTHER)
HAS JUST OPENED A LARGE LINE OF "FAILLE
FRANCHISE" IN BLACK, WHITE AND ALL
SUPERB STOCK OF LYONS SATIN DUcHEssE,
RHADAMES, TRICOTINES, GROS GRAINS
AND sURAH SILKS, IN BLACK, WHITE
AND ALL THE FAsHIONABLE SHADES
E3R STREET, RECEPTION AND EVENING
ELEGANT BEADED sATINs AND VELVETS.
RICH TWO TONE BROCADED VELVETS AND
P E EEi sATINs FOR DRESS FRONTS AND
Lyons " RI AMP ~ coLeRED ALI,sILK
BLACK AND COLORED GERMAN SILK VEL
VETS. AT $l25 TO $500.
NEW SILK GAUZES, BRUSSELS NETS AND IL
NOVELTIES IN CREPE DE CHIMES. INDIA
SILKS AND CANTON CREPES,
TREFOUSSE PERINOTS KID GLOVES.
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IVORY, PINK AND BLUE SILK PLUSHES AT
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AND LENGTHS. WITH NAPKINS ALL
"a WIDE PoUBLE-FACED CANTON FLANNEL
FOR. TABLE COVERING.
~ SPECIAL APARTMENT FOR DISPLAY.
ING EVENING GOODS BY GASLIGHT.
SEATON PERRY,
PERRY BUILDING.
Penn. Avenue, corner 9th street
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Pure BaumGsrten Whtsky
at st. Marc Hotel for virginians. 3
SCOTS Emulsion Of Pure
COD LIVER OIL, WITH HYPoPHosPHrTEs,
very Fototd6te and EDcdctous IN Waiting Dis
eases.
DR.. c. T. Bromser, Rochester, N. Y. saws:
"After having used SCOTS Emulsion. with de-
cided benefit upon myself. have taken great
pleasure In recommending 1t since in the va
rious conditions Of wasting In which it is indi-
Gated" co
Selling Out, 736 7th st. J. E. Young. Call
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For Medical or Social Purposes.
our 4-year-old Pure Rye Whisky, at % per
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N. T. MErzGER 4 BRO,
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m,w,s-a5 1872 Fulton St., N. Y.
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A. F. Moran, 1922 7th st. NV 3w
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per Id. Also cottage cheese and butter milk:
sweet milk &C. per quart. Cream Is cents.
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LOCAL MENTION.
ne " Gather.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL. OFFICER,
WAsHINGTr,S. u. e. Jan. IL. 1856. IL n. m.
For the middle Atlantic states fair weather.
colder IN the northern portion, stationary, fol-
lowed by slowly rising temperature in the south
ern portion. northwest TO southwest Winds
rising barometer.
For Tuesday. fair weather and slowly rising
temperature is indicated tor the middle Attain
tic states south Atlantic and the gulf states, and
fair weather in the lake regions.
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No SPECIALLY made of cheap glasses. Per-
feet crystal lenses in all spectacles at Vienna
Optician Co.. COP Pennsylvania ave. NV.
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GREAT REDUCTION ISTHE PR1cEs
OF DRY GOODS. UNTIL FEBRUARY 1, 1885,
DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS IMMENSE size
very hne quality recently advertised special bar
gain al $500, reduced to $500
CARRIERS
III Market Space. near 18th street.

HOMESPUN DRESS GOODS reduced to Csc
BOCCLE DRESS GOODS lin Back) one yard and q
nall wide, real value 81. 25; reduced to 75c
BLACK and COLORED SILK VELvETS special
bargain at $l25; reduced to $50
COLORED CASHMERES double fold immense
width, IL yards for $50.
ROYAL SERGE, beautiful dress goods excellent
quality. IL yards for $500.
LADIES HEAVY WINTER VESTS, 37lhc
LADIES CLOTH SkIRTING, one yard and half
WIDE only 37lac: cheap at SOC.
HEAVY BED COMFORTS, 75c
HANDSOME BROCADE SILK vELVETS all
colors special bargain, at Sl.6O; reduced to 25
TRICOT CLOTH, pure WOOL excellent quality,
double width special bargain at soc.
HOME-SPUN DRESS GOODS pure wool WIDE
double width, in Green. Blue and Brown cash
VALUE 5OC): reduced to 37-Tc. lad
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PUBLIC SPEAKEEs and singers fini b. III.
Douglass & Sons Capsicum Cough Drops a sure
remet1y for hOarSenPSS
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HoLrDAY Goops
FAMILY SUPPLIES.

lOuSH PUSH PUsH,-BEsT FAMILY FLOUR.
II 90 per barrel; Tomatoes, 3pound cans 81 O5
per doz; White Peaches. 3pound cans. l5c per can;
cooking Raislns, lOc. per pound; Hams (Cassardsl
iA2c per pound; Cassards shoulders mice as Ham,
hsc per pound Csssards shoulders Che per pound:
l-ponnd can fresh Mackerel, l5c per can: Syrup,
onethird honey, 65c per GALLON .pound bucket Az.
pie Butter, Boo; pounds Mince Meat, Doe sugar
Corn, DOC DOZEN Roasted Coffee. l2ic, l5c and Doe
pound; Plantation Java, roasted 25c pound: Cream
cry Butter, SOC pound 10 pounds Buckwheat 35c.:
Extra Flour - so TO 50 80 BARREL pounds Nuts for
street cars pass the door, 'ssend US a Postal" ia8
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DRY GOODS.

O04 0OOOO.
W. ARE READY To-DAn
A GREAT occAsIoNr
BEGINNING THIS MORNING
AN ENORMOUS SPECIAL SALE OF
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
FIRST. WE OFFER:
Ladies' NIGHT GOWNS. rufied and trimmed with
Linen Torchon Lace
Ladies' WALKING SKIRTS. with deep hem and
rufied founce
Ladies' CHEMIsEs, tucked and trimmed with Lace
Ladies DRAWERS. Fruit of the Loom Muslin wide
hem and Hamburg founce.
Misses and Children's DRAWERS, embroidered
rufae, all sizes.
Ladies' CORSET COVERS perfect fitting, hand
somely trimmed with Hamburg GussetinR and Edge
also Lace.
broidered yokes
Infants NIGHT GOWNS. three sizes
Ladies' and Nurses APRONS wide tucks and long
strings,
At the uniform price Of
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
This Is the most important sale of MUSLIN UN
DERWEAR ever made in Washington, and affords
opportunity of securing rstclass, reliable garments
at much less than regular pricea
SECOND, WE OFFER:
One lot Of MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. comprising
Night Gowns, Chemises Drawers skirts and Corset
Covers made of fine Muslin, latest styles. trimmed
with rows of Embroidery and Torchon Lace at the
uniform price of
sEvENTY.FIvE CENTS EACH
These goods are really worth from q to sl.15
OUR THIRD OFFER
Consists Of an unapproachable line Of LADIES
CHEMISES, NIGHT ROBES DRAWERS, SKIRTS
and CORSET COVERS elegantly trimmed with
either Lace Embroidery. We shall sell the line at
the uniform price Of
NINETY-EIGHT CENTS APIECE
We guarantee these goods to be worth from 81 to
$l%6
FOR OTHER STYLES PLEASE NOTICE OUR
WINDOW DISPLAY.
Every lady who reach our store should not miss
the opportunity Of at least seeing these
Bargains at
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VIII close at 6 p M during January and February.