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The Arizona sentinel., 1886-05-01

 ness. Spei matorrhea. Emissions, IApO- iency. Exhausted vitality, Premature De clih~ and Loss of Manhood. from what ever cause produced. It enrfches a1d Durihes ihe Blood strengthens the Nervss Brain, Muscles, Digestion, Reproductive Organs and Physical aad Mental FaesE Li"s. IL stops any unnatural debilitatinR drain upon the system. preventing inveL 'ntlry losses, facilitating dreams ,semin- al losses with the urine. etc. ', SO destruc- tISe to mind and body. IL Is sure eiIrs. na:Or uf all kIDNEY AND BLADDER Cox PLANTS. IL contains no injurious IngEs- iients. To those suffering from the evil effects 1f youthful indiscreiions or Gxcss- SeS. a speedy, permanent and thorough rurc is GUARANTEED. Price, s3.j0 per hottie, or five bottles in case, with full di- rections and advice, Sl00D. Sent secure from observation to any address upos re- eeipt of price, or co. D To be had oslv of
 DR. c. D. SALFIELD, 2l6 Kcarny street, San Francisco, Consultations strictly confidential, by leI ter or at office. FREE. For the convent cree of patients, and in order to insure perfect secrecy, have adopted privaie address under which all packages are for warded.
The Arizona sentinel., 1886-05-01
DR. mlNTiE,

II Ksarney Street. San Francisco, Cal.
 THE SPECIALIST. Treats all chronic, special and private diseases with wyEderfu1 success.
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 7th, IS 4
 LAND UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE,
2 RA { N5
Will leave LOS ANGELES as follows:

c. FG.SA EE O giI leave LOS ANGELES as follows: c go A. M.-D Daily - San Francisco . through freight and third-elsss ac- commodation.
 O 80 A. MD tily-Locaf passenger U train via L. A. 65 l. R. R. to Sarta Monica.
 1n % A. M.-Daily-Locsl passeDg.r 1U train to Wilmington and San P.dIo }. 10 SOP. M.-Dniy-san Francisco ex- A press train, come ecting at Lathrop with the Atlantic express train of the Central Pacific Railroad. q :00 P. M.-- DAILY-Arizona Express < train for Yuma-(olorado River Steamers; MaricOpa-stages for Phcnly and Prescott; Casa Grande-stages for Florence and Globe: Tucson and Benson N. M. N A R. E. to Guavmas. Mexico; D,.ming-A T. tS S. F. K. R.: Fl PasU T. <. P. R. R.: San Antonio and New Orleans.
 N:30 P. N.-Smdays exeepted-LoC al / passenger train to COROn. 900 P. NJ. - DaiIy-Local passenger C train tO santa Ana. 4 :00 P. M.- naily-Local passenger T train 10 Wilmington and San PenrO. S:10 P. M.-SHnday Exeepted-Local y passenger train to Santa Monica.
  z 90 P. M.-Sundays only-Loca- pas y stnger train to Cotton. S:15 P. M-Daily-S. P. Epigrant train , for Yuma, Tucson. Deming, A. T. & s. F. R. R. Fl PasO T. IS P. R. R. San Antonio and New Orleans. S:D P. M.-Sundays nnly-Lccal pas C train to Santa Monies.
 E. E. HEWITT,
 Asst Superintendent, Los Angeles
 A. TONNE,
 General Manager. I'll. GOOD|!tT.
 Gene eral Passenger and Ticket Ag't iv 22
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-27

The authorities Of Atlanta formally decided
some time ago that the city couldn't afford to
provide an ambulance for the TRANSPORTATION
TO their homes or 10 a hospital any OF the I'M
1ertunates of that city who might be taken sick
or meet with an accident, but since then they
have bought an expensive and rather elegant
"Black Maria, in which to convey criminals
between the station-hOuses, etc, and the courts.
There is great deal of hum an nature exhibited
In this bit of municipal management. Those
who are unfortunate from no fault of their own
are generally left to shift for themselves. while
those whose vices bring upon them just pun
ishrnent have no difficulty in arousing sympa-
tiny and enlisting champions in their behalf
III may be rather broad way OF stating it, but
these things look very much like putting ban
on misfortune and offering a premium on
crime.
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In OnpEn To GEr CHorcE GooDs


We have opened during the past week 500 pieces of
CHOICE SPRING DRESS GOODS of the very Latest
styles. comprising all the Novelties Of the New York
and Paris Markets.
B0RDERED DRESSES, STRIPES, PLAIDS,
CHECKS. and fun assortment of PLAIN COLORS
OF the following new Weaves:
LACE DIAGONALS. PIQUE CLOTHS, FLORIO
CLOTH, CREPE CLOTH, MOHAIR BOURETTE.
DRAP DALMA CORDUROYS all Shades in light
weights for Spring. COMBINATION SUITS, PARIS
ROBES, &c
ENGLISH CHEvIoTS make elegant Norfolk
Jackets and suits for small boys.
ALL WOOL PLAIDs, Spring Shades at 65 cents,
worth 81.
The best DYSON CLOTHS we have ever seen al 81.
worth 81 80.
AL Shades very fine CASHMERE. 40 in. wide. at
75c. We have imported our SPRING DRESS GOODS
Direct, and can you the Jobbers profit and can
show assortment of Reliable Goods that for Quail
ties, Styles and Prices will compare favorably with
the Largest Houses of New York and Boston.
w. NJ. SINISTER & SONS
919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
". B-Remnants in silks. Dress Goods and Velvets
less than cost. Examine them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-27

Facts that are coming out in connection with
the failure of a firm of brokers in Wall street
Show how easy ii is TO get rid of a large sum Of
money in that thoroughfare. In January. 1885
a customer OF the firm left S1.5OO,OOO on
deposit TO be used in speculation, and so active
were the brokers in turning over their
patrons money that in few months it had all
been turned over To other parties, and in addi-
HOE Liabilities OF another quarter of a million
had been charged To the firm on the RESPONSE
bility OF one OF its members His partner called
on that gentleman TO make good the deficit
and he promised TO do so, but characteristicalIy
set at work 10 recover his losses by fresh specu-
lations, and finally sunk another million and
bankrupted the firm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-27
ESe11sH AND Soorcn Survives
SEAroN Prnnx

0EATON Il EKRY.
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY d BROTHER
NEW SCOTCH CHEVIOIS AND TWEEDA
NEW ENGLISH HOMESPUNS AND CHECK Ed
SUITINGS OF my OWN DIRECT IMPORTA-
TION." =
NEW French EXAMINES, BOURETTES AND
CAMELS HAIRS IN ALL THE DESIRABLE
SPRING SHADES
--latest PARIS NOVELTIES" IN COMBINA-
TION SUITINGS.
FRENCH TWILLED CLOTHS IN CHOICE COL
ORS FOR LADIES HABITS
ESPECIAL OFFERING" OF 3oINCH PURE
WOOL TRICOTS, In ALI. THE NEW SPRING
MIXTURES, at SOC. yard.
NEW PRINTED CHALLIS DErLAINES IN
CHOICE AND EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS
NOVELTIES IN STRIPED AND BROCADED
Two TONE VELVETS FOR TRIMMING.
NEW PLAIN AND FIGURED INDIA SILKS,
LOUISINES AND SUMNER SILKS
EXTRA FINE QUALITY PLAIN INDIA PONGEE
BEST QUALITY 2eINcH suRAH SILKS, IN
.r MI Amb SHADES Gn3 At q per yard;
SILKS at 7Se 81 81 as and n 81 BACK 30 suRAH
"A GREAT BARGAIN' IN 22-INCH COLoRED
ALL SILK SATIN DUCHESSE IN SEVEN
CHOICE SHADES, at S1.5O per I'D, reduced
4F SPECIAL APARTMENT FOR DISPLAYING
EVENING GOODS BY GAS LIGHT.
81 PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES
SEATON PERRY,
PERRY BUILDING,
Penn. Avenue Corner 9th street
Established 1910. f17
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-27

The House naval affairs committee have
sketched out navy OF very respectable proper
lions. They favor the development of torpedo
service, including a number of boats of great
speed and equipped with the most effective
weapons; squadron of the fast modern war
vessels heavily armed; and the completion of
the four unfinished monitors for harbor de-
Tense. The committee also endorse Secretary
Whitney's scheme of reorganization of the
Navy department.
These ships would be in addition to the four
vessels now practically ready for service, and to
the four authorized by Congress last session
which have not as yet been more than planned.
Taken altogether the proposed new yes
sells, would provide the country with snug
little navy which, even if it did not make much
of o show alongside of the majestic ironclad
navies of the warike European powers, would
still be very creditable and useful arm of
national defense
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-27
- WHICH OF THESE THREE
WOULD
YOU RATHER UAyFs

Our TENTH ANNUAL SALE of LADIES,
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR IS now in progress ana we
take the opportunity 10 call your attention In the
various kinds nsde, those OF which only we viii mon
tion aud leave Ii 10 you which you would prefer TO
have
The FIRST Is the kind simply made 70 SELL the catch
penny kind You have seen IL, and know what IL
ts-trsshy. worthless. and dear al any prics THIS
KIND You WILL FIND ELSEWHERE
The second Is that made for those who have M, -ba
time or inclination 10 make their own and who ar.
nos very particular so long as IL is fairly decent
looking This is the common run of Unner1vaar
trimmed with snowy loud embroidery and Iots Of 4,
II Is not worth buying, and YOU WILL FIND NONE,
OF 1T HERE
HERE. has peculiar quietneSs Of style about II thai
distinguishes IL from the ordinary run Of Iude-vraar
Every woman who knows what honest material .na
careful work sand all women kn oy that when they
zee h,-wil recognize il In the Underwear We show
Notice the good seryceabie cogtons; the neat regar
Dewing the correct shape and sizes: quiet tasteful
styles and patterns of er1broeres and tax and rbs,
most important OF all essentials, perfection Of tit.
THIS Is THE KIND OF UNDERWEAR YOU WILL
lower than elsewhere for of the other
two kinds we have described
Al experience OF fifteen years has enabled us tn
manufacture MUSLIN UNDERWEAR to this high
standard Of excellence and 10 sell it so low that
nobody can afford 20 throw away money on socaIed
"chesp' Underwear. or imagine they save anything
by making their own getting 1t made.
LADIES. WHICH OF THESE THREE KINDS OF
AUsLIN UNDERwEAR WOULD YOU RATHER
HAVE?
DOUGLASS BRO,
622-524-526 Ninth Street
"a ST Cloud Building
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There seems To be considerable doubt among
the experts as to the effect Of the new Morrison
bill on the revenues. Mr.. Morrison calculates
that 1t will reduce them 10 the extent of twenty
millions. Secretary Manning is OF the opinion
that the loss may not exceed twelve millions
Col Switzler, the chief OF the bureau OF statfs-
Tics, figures out that If there is no change in
trade the reduction will be about as Mr. Morri-
son thinks, but he does not undertake to ruess
how the new law may affect the volume of i'm
ports, and hence cannot predict the conse-
Qaences to the revenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-27

Haven't the Commissioners made mistake
In appointing on their advisory school board -
Mr. j. VI. Gregory, whose mischievous efforts in
behalf OF mixed schools some time ago threat
ened such damage To our school system? Mr.
Gregory doesn't seem likely TO be safe ad-
WISER"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-27

Although our country avoids foreign entan-
clements, there is a war cloud on the horizon
which may demand the services of our new
navy sooner than We expected. This is threat
ened war between the United States and New
Jersey over the Arthur Kill bridge. The latter
sovereignty says she won't have it. Congress
Is inclined to say she shall. The relations OF the
two powers are already strained, and if the
railroad interests do not patch up peace we
may have to send the Tallapoosa to the scene
Of war. And as New Jersey has formidable
ieet of scows and canal boats. whose occupa-
tion win be gone if bridge is built, the fate of
our gallant tars would be watched with anxiety
by their relatives and all good Americans.
When we remember how fatal schooners and
sandbars have been to our war vessels, we may
well tremble when we reflect on the perils that
would await them among the shadows and the
shallops of the Jersey coast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-27
THn M1aryr Sroaz,
CORNER 10TH AND F STREETS.

On account Of extensive alterations which ere TO be
made as once general reduction Of twenty-five TO
nifty per cent On the entire stock Of FINE CLOTH
ING for Men and Boys has been made. That is the
whole story There win be lots 6f dust and dirt so
We want to get the stock of way before dust
and much Roadway The Masons and Carpenters
don't care, 30 we want to get rid of all save
1t from dust, mortar snd what not There Is nothing
else to do We didn't reduce prices all around we'd
have to keep great many things through the build
Ing time and then we'd have to sell whatever they
would fetch because the builders had spoiled them
Better to reduce the goods from quarter to one
half and sell them with . rush fresh and clean.
We offer at e5 all ovERCoATs sold at &C. $3.50,
At $3.50 ovERcoATs sold for s12, $3.50 and els.
At SO all ovERCoATs sold at $780, $1sand $40.
Ats5 SUITS sold for 90. $3.50 and o.
Ats750. SUITS sold for SO, $12 and slsso
At $40. SUITS sold for SIS, $3.50. SIS and $40.
swALLow-TA1L SUITS at $50
PRINCE ALBERT SUITS at SIS.
A large line of ODD PANTS CHEAP.
BOYS SUITS AND ovERCoATs REDUCED
FULLY oNEHALF. At
THE MIsFIT STORE
TT CORNER 10TH AND sTa
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Silks, VELvErs, SAr1ss, MERvE1L-

CILkS, Y ELVETS, OAT1NS, ANIERVEIL-
LEUX. RHADAMES, FAILLE FRANCAIS and
GROS GRAINS in Black and Colors at the old prices.
Special Bargains in BLACK SURA HIS, RHADAMES
and MERVEiLLEUX,a at 81, 81. 25 and Sl.5O.
GARNET BLACK SILKS. all Grades
We offering all SILK VELVETS in Superior
Qualities. at "a 30 and &c. Black and Colors. EVEN
ING SILKS, GAUZES. TULLE, ILLUSIONS. In
Great Variety.
We always keep full stock of WHITE SILKS and
SATINS. suitable for Weddings Full stock Of Real
INDIA PONGEES just opened.
BLACK GOODS of every Grade and Texture
NUNS YELLING for Wells, all Qualities COURT
AIDS CREPES.
W. M. SINISTER & SONS
919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
One Price
N R.-The Best 8 the Cheanest fp7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-27

BAurs Day GooDs DEPARTMENT
Should be visited in order to aequaint yourselves
with all the novelties Of the spriug which
are daily receiving.
BOUCLE NOVELTIES In all spring shades
HOMESPUN SUITINGS in spring shades from
25c up
NOVELTY ROBE SUITS at lowest prices
so Pieces NOVELTY BOUCLE SUITING q special
bargain, at SIC.
Many special attractions for those in need Of Second
Mourning Goods We have given special attention to
their wants and hope to supply them all from well
selected stock.
so Pieces CoLORED eros GRAIN SILKS at Soc,
actual value 81.
sATINS in all shades from 35c yard up
We show Special BLACK SILK which we are au-
thorized to
GUARANTEE THE WEAR OF
We will supply any part the entire dress il neces
sary to any one who shall purchase from this number
and the wear of it turn out unsatisfactory Our price
for 1t is $1.15 See it and buy q silk you can rely
upon.
A complete line Of surah Silks at all prices
We are still headquarters for
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
new feature for this department is the introduc-
ton of Hemstitched Sheets and Pillow Slips in both
Cotton and Linen.
BAUMs DRESS TRIMMING DEPARTMENT,
We pride ourselves in carrying the largest stock of
Dress Trimmings in the city and price selection,
&c. we think this department will compare vorably
with any in the country. Just now our Trimming
Department is complete and positively more attrac-
tive than ever before.
EDGINGS
We have all styles and all colors in Jet Rosary and
Wood Edgings. Prices from 25c. to 81 yard.
IL pieces Of Edging of fine Black Beads our own i'm
portation at 25c and &c., really worth 3sc and Soc
Rosary Heading at 3sc a yard, worth SOC.
Colored Beaded Headings (al colors) our own i'm
portation, 4Sc yard; can't be matched under 6Oc
Fine Ornament Gimp rs yard, or SC. an orna-
ment
Fine Ornament Gimp $1.75 yard or Sc an orna-
| ment
Fine Ornament Gimp $3.50 yard, or 2Oc an orna-
ment
Fine Ornament Gimp $2es yard. or 2oc an orna-
ment
Fine Ornament Gimp 50 90 yard. or 25c an orna-
| ment.
Also. Finer Goods at $780, IS. %. %, $40 to $50
We call special attention to our Colored Beaded
A, new hne Of Goored Tape Frinses. newer and
than Chenille at CSC yard heavier at 81 35
Also, many new patterns in Black or White Beaded
Nets dove ct prices in the city,
Beaded Bead &c Gre re $3.50 yard worth S.
all prices.
FEATHER TRIMMINGS.
We guarantee to give the best possible value line
at soc, in all shades. really worth 75c
We call special attention line Of light shades
at SIC. yard.
HUSSARS
Hussars are very stylish. We the first to in
troduce them In the city. We call your attention
our line at 81 each in all colOrs Also finer grades,
with dress ornaments to match.
BBB A = U MN MN sSSs
BBBB A y = MMM MMM ssss
BIB UU II III NJ ESQ =.
f27 4l8 SEVENTH STREET
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-27

The expression OF opinion by a large number
OF wellknown citizens. reported in THE STAR
elsewhere, shows that the public feeling is gen.
eraiiy adverse To the Commissioners project OF
abolishing the school board
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-27

That Washington Is not as uncomfortable
place as il ought to be for burglars and other GRIM
inals of that lk, is shown by the Iact that young
Hepworth, alias Bunnell, who was sentenced to
the District reform school for a short term for
breaking into a house in Georgetown, in De-
cember last, turns out to be one of the most
active, accomplished and daring burglars in
the country. After a series of most successful
burglaries in New York and vicinity he was
arrested in Buffalo the other day, and is now in
Jail with the prospect of receiving a sentence
somewhat better suited to his deserts than that
imposed when he was arrested here.
During the two weeks he remained in the re-
form school, before escaping from it, this young
scamp did more to demoralize the establish
ment and corrupt the inmates than any person
ever sent there, and his departure was counted
good radiance by those interested in the wei
fare of the institution, however much COM
munity at large might have occasion to deplore
his escape. In fact, he never should have been
sent there at ali. He was hardened criminal
at the time, and only needed his liberty to make
himself a terror to- society.
The truth Is that it is a mistaken sentiment
which extends leniency to offenders of this
class, at any time or under any circumstances.
The charities of the city now well organ
lied and so effectively administered that per-
son need want, for the time being, wholesome
meal or a comfortable place to sleep, so that the
pea OF munger, Whlcn USED 10 De given Ior the
commission of crime, can no longer be urged.
1t may be safely assumed. moreover, that when
q person breaks into the house of another he is
either q professional burglar or means to become
such, and that he means also to commit a still
more serious offence, even to the extent of muir
der, II necessary to effect his purpose, or to
cape arrest or detection. Upon all such, there
fore, the extreme penalty of the law should in
variably be imposed. Anything less than that
Is In the nature of premium on crime and an
outrage on law-abiding tax-paying citizens.
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SHOPPERS BY MA1L

SHOPPERS BY MAn
Will be glad to learn that We have arranged
for the publication of an
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE,
to appear quarterly, the first issue of which will
be really at an early date and we shall be glad
to mail it, free of charge, to any lady living out
of the city, who will send us her full name and
address.
We find this absolutely necessary. in order to
facilitate the constantly increasing business
done by us through the mails, as having given
prompt special attention to this branch, it has
grown somewhat prodigious
We send samples of any line of goods if prac-
ticable, upon request, and guarantee to quote
prices as low the lowest Buying as we do
for the thousands should naturally, be bet
ter shoppers than you. and we promise to give
all favoring us with their orders the full benefit
OF our large experience
AS with goods purchased over our counter so
with all goods purchased of Us by mail; they are
returnable for the full price paid at any time if
they be in the same condition as sent.
Send US a trial order, and be convinced that
we treat you with the same care and attention
as if you were before our counters
This department is in charge of thoroughly
experienced and capable clerks. and we respect
fully solicit your patronage feeling confident of
our ability to give entire satisfaction even to
the slightest detail. We solicit correspondence
upon all matters pertaining to our business.
Address
WOODWARD & LOTHROP,
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924 SEvENrH.Sr Is THE PrAcz
SMITH, THE NAN


We want you to know that bargains are offered In
Sample suits for Men. boys and Children Also
OVERCOATS, at the Great Sample Sale of Cloahinr
We have over Hundred Nice MEMS SUITS
made Of the finest goods and are selling them from
- to 10 less than similar suits can be bought for
We have over Two Hundred CHILDREN,S SJrrTs
value. ~ ~
A few more Of those PRINCE ALBERT COATS.
FORMER price, $40 sizes BIB to 80 now only Sc.
lot OF Children's FINE OVERCOATS apes q IN
e ~ nearly nai price viii pay you to buy any Of
.OVERCOATS at fearful low prices pov., and
youths, OVERCOATS at less than cost Of the GOODS
All styles OF the best made, best wearing 1Tnfhino
tor all sizes and ages at fearful low prices
WHITE VESTS at less than half price spEJyr1
CLOTHING at low figures. Many VI these cno1is are
the finest Broadway goods e''>' -
OFFICE COATS, 25c. and up.
II in want Of any style OF Clothing cali 4. the f,reat
sample sale. Signs ON the Windows You shall have
better goods and better bargains than you ever got
GA 7TH STRICT Is THE PLACE
Two Doors Below Burdstse's Dry Goods House, b.
tween street and Massachusetts, avenue. f27
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LNOR RENT-THREE HOUSES, COR STH AND
IL SITS. NV.
1901 Sth ST., rooms all modern Improvements,
west and south 'front.'
$50 P ST.. south front bay window. 10 rooms, all
modern improv ements.
1903 Sth St, west front, . rooms, all modern Inn
provements. convenient to three lines Of cars.
Inquire of II D. DAILY,
1410 9Th st. NV,
Or No. Wholesale Row, Center Market,
Sole agent for the District of Columbia for Ein utter
Co.'S Creamery Butter. FOOT
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Mons F1R Pillows.
To those who were unable to secure one of the Fir
Pillows we beg 10 announce the arrival of another
VOICE which Will be placed on sale to-day the same
low price
Fine Muslin Covers, 81 90 each.
japanese silk Covers, So 20 each.
Second floor: take eleyator)
WOODWARD & IOTHROP
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TOR RENT
Il 161O19th NV. 13r1OO
1853 p NV. IL rs...S3.34
14lS 20thst. NV. llrs-15
1706 F st. NV, 12rs......75
17O6 Conn. av., IL rs. 30
12l2N. Y. ve.,10r........O
3O2 Indiana av-. Hrs. go
2l1 f. Cap. ST., ~ r.......50
Hardwood ave. 10rs..-..50
BOB N ST. NV, 12r........40
$50 Mass av. ne, Sr.32 SO
737 Sd st. n. W.. 7rs-..-..-..30
1O06 26th ST. NV, 1Or-3O
445 p st. NV, Sr..........-30
1855 8 st. NV, z rs-.......25
45O46S Wash. St, 6r..-25
2S20 n 81. NV. 3 rs.....-&
Dab n st. NV, l2rs--S3.3
1Ol4 10th NV, 12r-60.OO
1880 18th St nw.----42.5O
1925 L st. NV, 8 rs......25
1Ol0l4 26th n. ". Or. Is. SO
634 NY. q. NV, Srs. % 80
R1O n II
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The CoLD Wave VIII, Per.

HAPs. REMIND YOU THAT THERE Is SOME
THING LACKING IN YOUR WINTER OUTFIT
IN THAT EVENT DO NOT FORGET WE HAVE
MARKED DOWN OUR STOCK OF WINTER
CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS TO PRICES
THAT CAUSE OUR GOODS TO SELL ON SIGHT
VISIT OF INSPECTION TO OUR ESTABLISH
MENT WILL COST YOU NOTHING. NO IMPoR-
TUNING TO BUY-AND WE IMAGINE YOU
WILL. REGARD WHAT YOU SEE-oUR GOODS
AND PRICES-As A REvELATION-THATI IS IF
YOU UNDERSTAND THE ACTUAL VALUE OF
WINTER CLOTHING FOR MEN OR BOYS
IF YOU HAVE NOT ALREADY PATRONIZED
Us, ASK YOUR FRIENDS WHO HAVE, WHAT
THEY THINK OF OUR GOODS, OUR PRICESAND
OUR METHODS OF DOING BUSINESS.
MAKE NO MISTAKE AS TO THE LOCATION.
LOOK FOR THE HOUSE HAVING
ALL BLUE SIGNS
THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY,
NV. CORNER OF 7TH AND sTS
I'M. GRADY. MANAGER.