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10 PER Crxr Orr.

For the next 80 DAYS viii give 10 per OF fes
al cash sales our cnmpieie and fresh stock OF HAM
slLRY. GLOVES. MlTTs. SUMMER uNPER-
chiidrens long and short DRESSES. SUITS and
SLpAks, Normandy and shrr'd Gaps. and ali
Kinds Of ca IA, lLnkEN's fIh - GOODS;
linn GOODS: ART EMBRoIDERIhs and
MRS SELMA RUPERT
ap24ssm COS 9th st. opposite Patent Office
w H. wHEATLEy's DYE WORKS
w Established 1881.
Judging from past experience the rush OF work th,.
ial ",il I've ~ great that Viii be impossible get
sired many patrons will consult their own inter
SS anu Do Us a great favor by sending Ia their tAii
mer months TO 6e cleaned or dy ed desired Work
postal card or al the Office. loss Jefferson ST ,ieorst-
town. ID. e. ie2-:sm
RAUM'S SANITARY CoRsFIS,
Sh,dren's and Misses Uorscts, at BAU MS Mammoth
fSa'ohshniehI 'th ~ myls-5m
SE I1IrS SAk knLl a,rS ,AIrEREp. DYED AND
-, Miss CUNNINGHAM
-AF-i 1910 sth ST. nv.
Nj s3o TENTH sTREEi NORTHWEST.
'Aes sots1s TO ordel IN every style and material
iTER SPEtihGfi IL ana AR SR'n'0fI
hnd a se "H mpaS,ed o Men0Under~eaf
fatent shoulder Braces aud AL DRESS Reform Gooda
Children's Corsets and 81 Corset Miss II g own
MAKE that for The price Is unsurpassed.
ii'ih Tlstisil slioketl fnrl4
ERENCH DYEiNG. SECURING AND DRY
CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT.
1905 NEW YORK AVENUE NORTHWEST
Evening Dresses Lsces. Lace Curtains Grape yeux
Feathers Kid Gloves. Flannel Pongee our speciality
Geni Garments Dyed, Cleaned and Repsred. Ladies'
Dresses Dyed and Cleaned without ripping ANTON
&CARoLlNE LERCH formerly with A Fischer ana
Maison REESE Rue Rivolie. Paris la6
NINE Nox BR,sprs Mop,srr
Formerly with Lord Taylor. New York
VIM. Barr & Co.. ~. Louis, No.
Suits made at the shortest notice Superior 6ttins
reasonable prices and satisfaction guaranteed
.t"nlIls DreSses Bridal frosseaus u specially.
dl2 go l3th st. between 4 and K
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HOUSE d HEEEMANN, 921 and 923 9Th ST. n. W.
For THE easiest terms best goods and lowest
prices call at Rudden's Mammoth InstalIment
House. Furniture. Carpets, stoves, DC, $50
and 932 9TH street northwest.
HOUsEKEEPERs. HoCSEKEEPERs,-You can
save money oy attending the great 30 days
closing out sale. This is the last week.
y. L. METZGER & Bro,
All 9Th ST. NV.
MILK and Whisky Testers. Hempler' S, cor. Al
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AHEAD Or AL OrHERs

The Light Running NEW HOME sewing Machine
the latest, simplest and best in the world. Every
lady should call at office and the variety of
work done this Machine. Embroidery work of All
kinds done without the any attachment. In
structiOEs given free at
y OPPENHETMER & BROS
52S 9Th street n W.,
Sole Agent for the Light Running New Home Sewing
Machine.
Olu Machines taken in exchange. my29
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The Rate OF Discount,
as fnanciers and political economists tell us, is
entirely dependent on the scarcity or plethora
of money; but bankers often form syndicat es
to arbitrarily raise or lower the rate, to the
there is no discount on DIR. Henley's Celery
Beef and Iron. AS a nervine, brain, muscle
There is never any discount on it. You don't
have to wait for thirty days either nor have
the draft you have drawn on your improved
health protested.
Six (6) SO.called u lb. Cakes White Cas-
tile Soap for loo; only 1,2OO cakes. Call quick.
n. I. METZGER & Bro
n,
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NINE j. Il. PALMER

NINE U II ALMER
IMPURTER
llo7 STREET NORTHWEST.
VIII close out the balance Of her importation q
PA RIs BONNETS and LONDON HANS. together
with her UNFRAMED STOCK at greatly reduced
prices. lel2
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MEMORY IMrRovEp.-see Special Notices.
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" E L L I N 8
F DO D,
FOR INFANTS
AND
INVALIDS.

THE ONLY perfect substitute for MOTHERS
milk. Invaluable in CHOLERA INFA MUM, Teeth
ing. DIARRHEA ami all diseases of children A pre-
dlgested food for Dyspeptics Consumptives, Conva-
lescents &c Perfect nutrient in all wasting diseases
Requires no cooking Keeps in all climates Sold
everywhere Our book, THE Care and Feeding of In
fants," MAILED FREE.
DOLIBER. GOODALE & Co. Boston, Mass
iy21-w&S 6m
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

i ARCE ASSORTMENT OF SECONDHAND
IL Square. Grand and Upright PIANOS, some nearly
new all FULLY warranted of all makes For Sale from
50 10 $40 per month.
W. G. METZEROTT & CO.
je16-2m SO3 Penn. ave, od door from
IN ID. GAMBRILL ~ CO. lOl5 nth STR EFT
Il northwest-Piano and Organ Tuning Reparing
and storage Repairing specially; orders prom pity
attended tel On
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RazOrS Kept i'm Shaving Condition.
Dog Collars and Pocket Knives engraved free
of charge. The Rodgers Cutlery Store. 4S7
Pennsylvania avenue. iy21-w&s-Sm
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.ZZzS2axzzeqznz9
%<@<<
=
Commissioners
He the undersigned Banks IND Bankers triU pay all
Prizes drd,cn in The Louisiana State Lotteries ,chch
may DC presented ut counters.
J. H. OGLESBY
Pres Louisiana National Bank.
J. W. kILBRETH,
Pres State National Sank.
A. BALDWIN,
Pres New Orleans National Bank.
Incorporated in 1868 for twenty-five years by the
Legislature for Educational and Charitable purposes
with a capital of 81 900 OOO-to which q reserve
fund of over S55O.OOO has since been added
BY overw helming popular vote It's franchise was
made part o. the present State Constitution adopted
December I'd \. ID. 1879.
The only LOytery voted ana endorsed on E1d
people u any STATE.
Its Grand Single Number Drawings take place
monthly, and the Extraordinary Drawings regularly
every three months instead of SemiAnnuaIy here
tofore.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN FOR
TUNE EIGHTH GRAND DRAWING. CLASS H.
IN THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC. NEW ORLEANS
Y. o.
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Gn THE BEsr.

THE CONCORD HARNESS
We are the Sole Agents for the sale Of the Genuine
Concord Harness and Collars
Beware of limitations.
Be sure OF Name and Number
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A Yonng Journalist Has n Big Scoop.
Among those who were fortunate enough TO
win a prize in the last drawing of the Louis.
lana State Lottery was w .E.SeymOur the son OF
the wel-known journalist, WI SEYMOUR of the
New Orleans States. He purchased one-tentn of
ticket No. 23, 4OS, which drew the second cap
ital prize of $4,000. The Bank of Commerce
of Memphis, Tenn, also held for collection one
was held and collected by the Peoples bank OF
this city.-New Orleans Times Democrat, June
10th, 1856.
A Good Roasted Coffee, 13c ID.
n. I. METZGER BRO.
AIT 9TH st. NV.
Tourists Outfits, Full Line.
At Auerbach's Bicycle Shirt Depot, 7th and H. 1
Gents Suits Cleaned. dissatisfaction
guaranteed at CPUTscHE's ,l729Pa.av.m, ", s3m
So Per Gallon. 75c. Quart Bottle, No 1
Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money.
Orders by mail. McGee's, 9th, near st.
Our Japan Tea at Soc is the best you can
buy. n. 1. METZGER IL Bro,
All 7th st. NV.
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morn
nE and Ssn n1ad in z Wa ard
sweet Milk &c. per quart Cream Is cents.
Pickwick Club whisky is the best
GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.
S. 3. E11ERY
HAS REMOVED TO
1887 STREET NORTHWEST.
SHIRTS TO ORDER A SPECIALITY. jy2l
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The Rate Or Discount

The Office Of the Howe Machine
81 at Auerhach,s Sewing Machine Rooms z 4 e
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BaSe Ball.

The MASTER BRICKLAYERS. - The Master
Bricklayers last evening revised their constitu-
ton and bylaws and elected the following of
nccrs: Jared ID. Biting. president; Vim. Ii. Car
son. vice president; Edw. +. Jones, recording
SECRETARY; Cbi,s. Lemon. corresponding secre-
taTy; Geo. IL TGrton. treasurer; Frank Baner.
John Cassei, W IN. Ginger, VIM. IL. Cissell and
Chas. CowSll, executive committee.
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MARRIAGE LICENsES.- Marriage licenses
have been issued by the clerk of the court 10
samuel sutton and Ella Block; Edwin =
Houck aud susie Il. Hammitt.
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A DESERTED WIFE GETS DIyORCE.-To-day
Judge James, in the Equity Court. made a
decree OF divorce in tne case OF Hannah j.
GARRISON against John W. GARRISON, giving
complainant the right To resume her maiden
name of oliver They were married December
I.th, 1871, and she charged desertion in 1873
when defendant WenI west
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~. nrunuur vas 80 an1 hl1lsd ~ Al
ruse scharf . Da>nvia. y. r. = - ~
JAcon AxrxAnDEn. lampllGoors 40
acked By Two men q 01sndals. O. q
ths l7lh, one % WHOM, Niks pegarsys -
shot and killed.
EDWARD Hanna. : prominent 6GIlcl<or
o. London, Ont, has disapp<x<>d. having
several funds II which - Was INTERESTED
n "a entanglse condition.
a nEW trial he's been refused Maxwell.
he st. Louis murders. The cass now
gooo 70 ths Supreme Court
J. H. DuRxs. o. Hoiyoke, Maso-, occi-
dentally pmosherei his nve.mouthss- old
| child On the IN BY throwing quilt over
| u when be entered dark bsd.roon Tor :
nap-
A rxRRzBLs nrs which broks out q Brus'
l sels, Belgium, on the tn, destroyed the
| greater part Of the Brussels Univsrsity'
| Il began while the jurtes Of professor
we're examining the candidates. for doc
tor<hips.
rrxcruv MEAD and Frit1 Maxhsimsr
aged respectively cen and fourteen years
were drowned In TIE Allegheny river neal
Kittaning. Pa, % ~ 5th. Mead VA
seized with cramps while bathing and
Maxheinler jumped In 20 rescue him.
The Common Pleas Court Of Clinton
County. Ohio, hes ordered the Cincinnati
4 Eastern railroad sold within sixty day
Tor not less than $670,Ooo.
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r.sS - ~--.s @-..'ss ~ |. 49, 4.
n~-.~-s-~~v xns ~. ~. - rh<s
- ~ On Ia.
NEW YonE, July 7.--John warner.
talI, bS,<l-hesd>d Nm with : fringe a
xrsy hair showing under his hal, and
black muslache Urged with gray, hircd
hsIl bedroom On he fourth coor of the
~. ,os 49, r~..h street .hont 49,.
-..I
montns.<o- he - .<<o1'p-..' ~
q fourteen, likely young fellow, whom
he introduced . his son Joseph. The
,.,sl.rt dsd nal. inquire into Ms
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II che senate ON the "a shs Legislative
Appropriasson bill Was passed amer
lengthy discussion and voting on amend
meats. The River and Harbor blll was
taken up. Resolutions on the death Of Rep
resentstive Hahn. q Louisiana. we're saops y.
House the bill for an additional jus.
thee for the Montana supreme Court was
passed The senate amendments 20 me
CURED u and Z confefsnee committee was
erpoInfed- The General Deficiency bill was
taken up N COMMITTEES % the whole en :,
the session. the work NOT being completed
In the senate on the "a che Naval Appro
prlaxion bill was reported back from the
Naval committee After the transecston q
sS s:sss % e re
and after che discussion Of several amend
ments an executive session "a a.
held and shs senate shs9 ss. ad'G Soase
after the transacsicn Of routine business,
consideration was resumed I'm committees o.
ths wholel Of she Genera psncie ,,s Dill ~.
OF the bill the committee rose and the House
adjourned until the 5th
The senate was not IN session on the 5tk
..-...The House. alter the Introduction q
81 the .s s5 ' On the my Sensrs Dc.
the smendnsnss adopted wss one
s sIsar oSs che entire os
sdiussments. The commit e rose q p. M.
having considered all but ten pages OF fhe
b1ll. and the House adjourned
IN the senate on the 9Th the MI g regulate
the pay OF army of1cers Who neglect th~ii
families Was reported. 4 bal was intro
duced as the request OF the Social Purity A.
lance q she District q Columbia fcr s sns
20 secure 20 freedmen their share q
the proceeds Of Cherokee lands
passed. Amendments 20 the river
and Harbor bill were considered -....In ths
House the report Of the committee On n,
up, and after some debate consideration
Was postponed The General Deficiency el
Vas then taken up In committee OF the
whole. and after consider able debate VA
reported 20 the House
Ixshe senate on the nh a,petition from JOIN
- kirkpatrick. penslon Oil In whose favo
Vas vetoed, was referred 20 the committe
ON pensiona Consideration Of amendme MT
| 60 the River and Harb0r bin Was resume'
and after several amendments had beeI
acted upon she oui wss ssnporAriiy la
| read ve1olng the bin authorizing the con
srruction Of railroads through the Indian
| Territory IN Northern Montana 1b
message was referred 20 the com
mittee on Indian anairs. and the Rive
5 pssed a unit, Cue zine Tor .doarnmsns. :. !.
| In tbe iIouse--Twenty-onc veto messages
| transmitted " tne President, we're iai'
before the House. some o. 81
messsxes we're referred 70 fn'
s on ot evcs s.5ssa sps, ssn sn
| Il tines very warm debate before being re
| ferred. A number Of the messages had no
| been acted upon wien the House adjourned
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A wire Peace Dlos~uIfy Results in the kiil-
ing of Thrs> MISUNDERSTANDING Aeeounfs
% the Tr.g~ly-The sl>yer~ >urrrnderlso
the AufhoriiI<s-
HKxErETTx, Tex. July s---0ne Of the
most horrible TRAGEDIES that ever took
place In this or any o-.ser community oc-
CURED i've miles northeast Of town yes
terdsy. Three men, known a. Dock
Thompson. Sterling Dawson and Tuck
Douthitr, came 70 town and surrendered
to the sheriff. and said that three broth
ers, Lewis, Elmer and James smith, had
been shos; that two Of them were dead.
and the other badly wounded
Their account Of the aiEAir -as 20 the e.
feet that they, with other parties. WERE q
work On . wire fence for the Clay County
Land and Cattle Company. Neal Butcher.
manager. The fence wa< on land IN dis
pute between The smiths and the Clay
Cattle Company. They claim that the
Smiths or others came out IN wagon
and opened IRE on them with donole-
bsrreIed shctguns. They returned
the nre, with tie result stated
Inc &IMkEEn0 - &IE-Htt*t-
% the difBculty substantially
agree that Inc deceased came out n .
wagon; 10 words passed between TIC
PARTIES q the time Of the din'cnify mai
ANY one heard: none o. the witnesses
could or would swear positively Who
shot first and but one 81 them <uors
that neither % the deceased fred ~ Al
or he'd any weapon IN bis hand. Nearly
al agreed that Douthitt Was the nr~t y
draw his gun, and that james smith.
Who wss n he wagon. reached down Anc
took hold q his gun and ua< lifting y up,
and q that instant the drinG began
Laf<r--Another account says thaf wner
he smiths drove up In : ~sgon. one q
then rot oct and began 1IIing the post
hole with dirt Douthitt told Daw~or
ana Thompson % come with him and
meet the SnIths, and seixin< their rine.
The three went near the wazon and began
6rinx. Elmer and Jim smith fell. >hc'
through ne heart Loois smith lived =
lev minufes. and died IN his moihrr
arms. Before death he ststrd ha'
Douthitf killed Jim md Elmer and tha'
Dswson shot him. The smiths we're
good citizens. md had many fr'enes y
she county.
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II the Senate on the seh, after routine
business, number Of bills on the private
calendar were disposed Of ard considera'
tion o. the River and Harbor bin 10 re-
sumed. The Hennepin canal amendment
was advocated By Mr.. Cullom il alsngthy
speech and also By Mr.. Logan. Il 80
opposed By Mr. Vest Without Opposing
|of the amendment the Senate, after - e.
|eeutive session. adjourned. ~
House . series OF resolutions were pre-
|sented expressing regret at the death q
Hon. VIM. Cole, and a : mark Of respsct
the House adjourned.
FoRKsf fires were reported raging n
wisconsin and New Hampshirs on Tie eth.
CARDINAL GUrBERz, Archbishop Of Paris
o dead.
THE window.glass workers were u con-
| vsntion q Pittsburgh On the 0th.
the numbsr o. Tories elected othe Britt
IIsh Parliament up 10 the evenfng q ths
| 9Th equaled the entire Number Of that party
n The last Parliament.
spRrxcvrELD, o., contributes 800 60 ~
Irish parliamentary fund.
DUnrno riot q Cardiff, Wales, o. -
9Th, the police charged the crowd, wound.
| Ing over one hundred persons, many q
them seriously.
NiourL CnAcos, the murderer, 80
hanged &C New York On The 9Th.
REPRESENTATIVE WILLIAM b. CoLn, q
Maryland, did on The sch.
THE Conservative, in order % have :
working majority n The British Parlia-
mert independent Of the Liberal Union-
Ifues. must carry oighty two % ne remain
ing - seata
I'M Postsl- Clerks' Brotherhooi - =
sued formal reply 20 The Postmaster
General.
Trr thirteenth National Confsrsncs q
Chsrities md Corrsctton meet q g. Paul
Mimi, July n % q.
On RoBEnT TAyLon. Of New York. -
Iports tbe cure % case q Icck-jaw, -
only cnre o. rscnrd. II was acccmp1isAe<
II ~ he free uss or alcoholic stimliants
CoxrrDKRABE.Eu neasinsss exists regard
| ing dc situation u 10 East England I
preparing . noes . Russla regarding -
elosIng of the port q Batoum-
NrAn Prilroton, Ind, On tAeIeth, Mr.
Turpln killsd her two children. three an'
seven years old, and committed suicide
II ono Republican editors held conven
i sion q Columbus, o he sth, 70 expres
shslr fsslings concsrning Senator Payn
and tbe manner q biz election.
Tnk half.tr~eds q The Stony Mountsi
, psnllsnzi ary. who participated T. a
! Northwest rebellion. are 70 - granesd ~
nnnssty by 10 Caasdiaa oovsnnsat
! TN ne Of natural GO n nanufacturu
q Plstsburgh, Pa. q said % have throw
; 5000 men out % employment ~ lssesnln
ths neod e. Gel.
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vucxxxEs, IDd-, July s.-sanoe,
Archer q % &c o sbs scaGold q weH
shoals, Martin County, Ind, - fndss'
he ssh, uuless executive cl<nency inter
l<rrs. 4 pe<i<lou. signed ~ shrec hna-
drrd prrsons, implorcs ne Governor "
pro)onx Ms NE, and TIE charge = mzne
thss GO q he jurrmen expressed ~
oclnlon before tke trial that - wantc1
Ne missioner hung There u 70 prcv..
bllIfy. however, that ne execntion MI
~ s1aid. Archer n veFy devout pol n
hrrakiax down - rceplibIy. he -
I~sf ~ Ne notorious gang who wcrs
given % nu<h sos0riesy u ths pacess -
spring.
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1<rrsAly Drssruesivp CsnnagrnsSoa - Dsnr
~. Cslsr.As-Th< Academy q xsss<.
~Rs<ky Msu.sai. xews- Om~e 40 s<v-
sr.i Osh>r B.s,ssss Bss<ks Bsrsss-Oss
No. Bsr.<d - Deash-
DrxvKr. Col. July s.-At lis Z. ~.
=. x-~ dIs~c~.,.6 I. a. A.
.~s ~
ny - s -. os1ote 80
panment could eet 20 WORK ne names
were l<spiD< through the Building u
haIf . dozen plaoes. and In Z lev min
No. - huildin~ - o. m>ss a. 0ames.
- s-.--s--,~,- 80, 80 80.
- :,
men wer driven IRON ne SFont % tne
building, being unable 70 stand the IN
tense heat. IL now became evident that
~ Academy - doomed spf the 0re-
-. S-~r.-'s ,A.--~,~-- - $780, u.
Accxy snIs Se<s ooliaing sno tn<
Gccde and McCIInsic blocks adjoining.
which are now On Are The flames spread
% rapidly and The heat became % intense
that IN less than fifteen minutes after ne
discovery % TIE IRE the wires u The
western Union Telegraph Company.
whose vlIce u 10 the block directly acroso
the alley from the Academy, were melted
IN two and all NE service Was destroyed
The opensors managed % save ne
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CarcAGo, July 7.--Amonx those over
cone b she intense hest yesterday Va
Ienuel Close. one q The imported Lake
shore swiechDen. while riding beside
sop brake he fen between he cars ana
uss xround % shsp<less m.ss. The body
- allowed . Ne - Il fell until - an.
bulance cnne Tor r. In The vacant iot
adiolnIng she Tracks where The body AZ
Z SrRr number u he wives and ds1xn-
ter a. ne STRIKING sWitchmen ~ q fnen
svmpashixers collected snd cured ne ri
1al1a. ne deceased had been here cnN
I've days- His h0Dc vas = D<isa. ",
where he Deaves . vile md three ~'ns'.
chlIdrrn. Ne had been D. ne employ ~
ne company for thirseen years . :
freIrht brakeman.
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.WAsnIx0r0x. July s.-'sThe Prsk-
Gels's vetoes -. = ~ opinion. neariy
IN corEect~ ed Representative Natson,
o. 1ndIasa, de chairman q the House
committee O invalid pensions, yester.
dsy. "There ere Two Or three q then
with regard % which feel % Strongly
thst he veto 3 wrong Inst shaIl Con-
sldsr q ~ duty % esdessor V - the
bins over TIE Veto But ont q 81 ~
bills returned ne committee has recom-
m<nded this actioo only upon two. u
ne other cases TIE committee hoe uo>
reportrd. a failure % The part d the
committee % report implies, yoa know
q ocQuioocooce u ~ vc1o.
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n DID, Op~-S~- G.nu>l -Dr,1a,u,
s1ahbs1 -. 49, ~ S~-ss ~ . sr,6;-s
quar-
49, .>~-.-'~-. 80, ~ ~ c-@
r---,---h~~ ~
-~..- n .. - ~ o,cc~~~s
- rn,~.s ~ l<.,-,r..,-iv~- = I.S,.u-D
c,;~'
-ss- [~,s~-~s - s..s~-.-s<---l ~ocv.
--r-'
.-rs-> ,,-.,.a .-
~ r-ss Mr.. - - ~, 49, 49, ros,rs
- A N~~ AIb.pv' ~ run down ~ a
Air Line train ma killed While walking
On ehe track IN advance Of he train
r,u cr..x - chsc.~o r~prr~enrins
- hous- ~ Hnrl~ck = meier. IL chicaeo.
4. a M skp1l h.5lx fr.<-frrrd ~ Kokomo.
thr other evenin~- n : raloon rou. bcins
struck b. the era a. ! billiard cue by Tn
O,Ranke Clark wss drunk
Co... r ...o~&-r... 49, ARMED :
:. ,',s,cr,s-.cs,c, Scc,~rv vim she viex q
srd;n. TO ilI~r.l sla1chter Of 6sh ant
n~-sr;s ~n;cter<
r-.w y, -. .-sA.-. 49, ~ -
-..,s.. 800 '...-' 49,. - --r,~xc.s
49, 49, - - -.-rs,.' IA ,r-,- 1870
-. ~ $3.50 q.
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inS June - amount y si'o
bkxs- - DAVIS : promlnent asa'er
leaf tobacco q boonevn'e
County, committed suicide ~ snoo1ns
himself - thAt place finene'a
! ras<menes were the CAUSE ne n9 : -.
sonic knights 1empiar ana Anikn<
/, fythiaA
1 TIE other morning Charles Pratt broke
| jail ct Goshen by fling . har %, and -
I Gaping By : rope ladder made Of his bed
clothes
1 Az Laports. General Newell Gleason.
(. prominet old sefsler. fell down flight of
| cellar steps and fractured h,s skull cans
| ing bis almost instantaneous death He
\ Was . successful civil engineer and well
| known throughout this State. Ohio and
/ Michigan
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- = 49, ~ - 49, 1919. !.
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JoHS C. DoEEIBowRR- for twenty ycars
>ditor OF the Lafayette Dispatch and {
well-known Democratic politician = dead
The heat was 30 intense in the vicinity
Of Wabash on the eth that harvesting had
1 70 be suspended for some hours The fher.
monet. stood ut lc2 degrees
i Wmfx attempting 20 arrest william
Dolan. ir-. AZ Loransport. the other morn
inr. Policeman Holman was struck With
bowler BY I Young tough and Il q feare<
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-07-16

Up % - gvsni-ag = - IN the Brit151
uSsctlous hG1 reenlesd - follows: Tuis'
~aspeed. -; Unionisea ~ Libsralh Ne
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IN Loa1oa Tns<'s r~56ices bscause
Jchn Bright Femai' = nrn and uncom-
promising II opp niEisa - Gladstone's
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-07-16

Tn South American exhibition will
openat Berlin IN September. The Agen-
ti,e Rspublic vii exhibit farm products;
Uruguay, mat extracts, and Brasil. woods
md coffee
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Rx-sxxA7oR JosEPu Ncv SoxA1D, Of In
6iana. 4 being spoken ~ fu 8ocre<ar
q he Treasury u sass , = Hnning gos