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The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1886-05-15
Ex.yzenlbers who Visit Wash.
inStOn.

Neither Conkling nor Blain ever
visits the House or the Senate 10
renew the associations of thexears
gone before, and beyond the fact
that both are identified with the
Republican party this is about the
only resemblance which they have
in common. Ben Butler, on the
other hand, is frequently seen on
the floors of both houses. Butler
is a man who commands attention
wherever he goes. When he appears
on the Senate floor he usually
makes his headquarters upon the
Democratic side. He is still a
power in national politics, and the
most prominent men of both par
ties love to listen to his quaint and
pungent observations upon persons
and events which are now interest
ing the country. Another charac-
ter is Joe Mcdonald, or " Old Sad
dlebags," who is here as the agent
of several wealthy and powerful
Both Mcdonald and
Butler appear to be renewing their
youth. They look younger than
they did ten years ago, and, as a
matter Of fact, their intellectual
faculties appear to have been sharp
ened rather than dimmed with
increasing age. Mcdonald has the
heaviest eyebrows of any man who
comes to Washington. They are
enormous, especially so when con-
trasted with his billiard-likc bald
head, which has only a fringe of
white hair just above his neck. If
could shift his eyebrows
upon the tops of his head he would
have a very respectable suit of hair.
Conckling, Blaine, Butler and
are "out Of politics."
so they say, but they exert very
potent influence here in Washing
ton-a far greater influence than
half hundred or more men who
hold important Federal positions,
and wonder why they weigh less
than they do in the estimation of
the public.-Washington Letter.
An exchange says: awe think
that Providence, who put the metal
in the rocks is a bi-metallist. In
deed we think gold and silver are
the same metals, but only in differ
ent dynamic conditions. Some
day, by accident perhaps, the art of
transmitting the one into the other
will be discovered. 1t may happen
,lras some Asoal, with silver in his
pockets, fooling around an electrics
IL machine, will find his silver
surncd into gold. thus realizing the
1 ~c A. 11l c1cEo,~,3,fc
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1886-05-15

II those 100000 Chinese settle in
Mexico they will probably convert
the halls Of thessM Montezumas into
iaundries Philadelphia Press.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1886-05-15
I. E. Clohcy & TO.
R a N K E39,
KETCHUM, IDAHO.

Transact a general banking business in
all its branches
Interest paid on Time Deposits.
Buy and sell Exchange on all the leading
Cities of the United States
Sell Exchange on the principal cities of
Great Britain, Ireland, Switzerland, France,
Belgium Holland, Norway, Sweded, Den
mark, Italy, Russia, Germany and Austria.
Collections made with prompt returns at
lowest rates.
Certificates of deposits issued payable on
demand.
Accounts solicited.
ORES PURCHASED AT THE
HIGHEST MARKET PRICES.
CORRESPONDENTS.
SAN FRAScIsco, Wells Fargo & Go.
SALT LAKE,
CHICAGO First Notional Bank.
NEW YORK, Wells, Fargo & Co.
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ODDS AND ENDS.

ODDS AND ENDS.
A Western paper speaks of peo-
pie "of good birth" in the city
wherein it is published. Sir" /"
said DIR. Johnson, "any man is well
born who is born at all. l."-Boston
Transcript.
Ergo" remarked the professor
TO his class, after a long preamble,
Ergo then he stopped to take a
breath "Well, let ergo" sung out
one of the students, and the con-
clusion was Observation-Disclosures
Critic.
The forthcoming marriage of
President Cleveland having been
publicly announced, the marriage
able young ladies of Washington
are expected to boycott him. Any
way, a "tie-up" in the White
House is threatened.-Norristown
Herald.
The word salary comes from the
Latin salarium, literally salt mon
ey, from sal. salt, which was part
of the pay of Roman soldiers. This
will. probably explain why certain
young ladies regard young men
who receive small salaries as being
entirely "too fresh. ."-Norristown
Herald.
81 wonder why | can't make my
kite fly" walled the little brother of
the high school girl. "It looks to
me-" replied Mildred, Gas though
its caudal appendage were dispro-
portionate to its superficial area. I"
Il don't think that's it," replied
Jim, " | think it's tail is too light. :"
-Pittsburg Chronicle.
Miss Cleveland refuses to be in
terviewed about the Presidents s
marriage, and whether she is
pleased at il or not has not been
discovered. Miss Cleveland has
made a very acceptable lady of the
White House, and before confirm
ing her successor the Senate should
demand all the papers that relate
to her removal.-Chicago Times.
Tambo-" Well, Mr.. Bones, can
YOU tell me the difference between
death and a young lady engaged to
mining broker?" No, sab.
What am de difference tween a
lady what's engaged to a mining
broker and def" Tambo-" Be
cause death loves a shining mark,
and the young lady loves a mining
shark" Interlocutor-" The beau
tiful ballad, pa has gone to
Canada. "-Chicago Rambler.
One hundred out Of one hundred
and thirty Protestant preachers in
Cleveland have formed a conspira
cy to boycott Sunday newspapers.
Now it is in order for the Sunday
newspapers of that village to boy
colt the preacher, and the daily pa
pers should help their Sunday al
lies. When ministers of the gos-
pel engage in such despicable busi-
ness they 60 outside of their legiti-
mate sphere, and no quarter should
be shown them. It's dangerous for
preachers "to monkey with the
buzz-saw. ."-Washington Gazette.
A foppish young gentleman. who
imagined himself dangerously i'll,
sent his servant for doctor. The
medical man felt his pulse and
made an inspection of his tongue,
and then remarked:
"Yours is serious case, young
man."
"From what am l suffering?' in
ouired the alarming specimen OF
fashionable folly.
From pointed-shoes, elevated
shirt-collar, too tight trousers,
Newmarket coat, and general
idocy," responded DR.. Candor.
:" And" he continued as he took
M HE hat and rrnrn~rl To deUart. !
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1886-05-15

In the District Court of the Second Judicial
District. OF Jie Territory OF Idaho, IN and
for the County of Aliuras.
l. I BiufnsiH
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1886-05-15

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r.ot sus 10 spu,4 fl9 aa4 ~ 1IaIr-laI1 lnSffFsf
y, '~ftso,x - '2.- s~st1orr cre ear iaens
rvc-fxr4xs s5grs tecyJs - 3i11uoo sse~Ffv t-EAllN
sru4 Al rS1a5 >l9lagns iutatm1H pfl15 siht'l3I.
sz,s~4 F0ozf. .1os rtt~-i ii~ ttn8 80
s~y pr. agaf- pu1 6sfI u1y" tftiAf " So
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Esr2.. Tngt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-07
light little figure glidcd in from the


light little ngure Bilueu III Hohi WV
drawing.room opposite.
ave expect to be married in three
weeks, uncle-as soon as the banns can
be published" Harry went on, pre-
sentirg his future wife, as it were, TO
the Colonel. "Milly's money will Just
lie enough for us to live upon until l
can scrape together practice ana she
has confidence enough in me to believe
that in the end shall manage to get
one"
Sir Thomas drew her down TO his
chair and kissed her forehead. " Milly.'
he said. softly, a. you have chosen well.
Harry. you have done wisely. shall
have two children now instead Of one.
If you are to live near me shall be
very happy. But Harry. yog have
proved yourself well. Now You mI,t
let me buy you a practice. "-Grln'
allan in English illustrated Ag,7.ue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-07

Embroidered antique lacos show
sort of fsh-net twist in the ground that
is a novelty in lace. 1t Is very strong,
and will stand much hard usage.
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"Then you think, Milly, that's what
| ought to do? You think I'd better go
and never come back again. till feel
quite sure of myselt?"
II think so, Harry, | think SOL
think so. And yet-it's very hard not
to see you for so long, Harry"
"But shall write to you every day,
Milly, however long it may be; and II
! conquer myself, why, then, Milly, |
shall feel can come back fit to marry
YOU. I'm not fit now, and unless |
feel that I've put myself straight with
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bursting loItn III lcNeIlan tOIIcHI'
Il will co." he said at last, in
choking voice; Il will go, uncle, and
talk to Milly."
DO" the Colonel said, soothing his
arm tenderly. "Do, my boy. She's a
good girl, and she'll advise you rightly.
Go and speak to her; but before you
90 promise me, promise me"
Harry rose and tried to shake OFT Sir
Thomas's heavy hand, laid with
fatherly pressure upon his struggling
shoulder. But he couldn't; the oil
soldier was still too strong for him.
" Promise me-" he said once more
caressingly, "prOmise me; promise
me :"
Harry hcsitated for a second in his
troubled mind; then, with an effort, he
answered slowly, IL promise, uncle"
Sir Thomas released him, and he
rushed wildly away. Remember, >"
the Colonel cried aloud, as he went in at
the open folding windows, - remember,
Harry, you are your honor. If you
break parole | shall think very badly,
very badly, indeed, of YOU"
But as the old man turned back sadly
INTO his lonely library, he thought to
himself :" | wonder whether | oughtn
to have dealt more harshly with him
| wonder whether was right in letting
him off so easily for two such extreme
ly-such extremely grave breaches OF
military discipline "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-09

CONDENSED Locals.
The High School Cadets, Major La Fetra COM
manding, gave an exhibition drill last evening
I'm front OF the Arlington hotel. Commissioner
Webb and q number of army officers witnessed
the drill.
Mr.. Joseph Paris, chief of the fire depart
ment, was presented last evening with a hand
some fireman's hat and belt by number of his
friends, Mt. William Dickson acting as spokes-
man.
Those who leave the city during the summer
can have THE STAR mailed to them for any
length of time and the address changed as often
as desired. The subscription must be invariably
paid in advance.
Senator Evarts qualified in the Probate Court
yesterday as guardian of Mary Bell Gwinn,
colored. and gave bond in 50, 900.
The Novelty Manufacturing company, of
Washington, d. c., has been chartered under
The laws of the state of West Virginia, the in
sorporators being Mills Dean, RIO. Edmonston,
II Bruninger, w. N. Rowe, Albert Harper and
.. +. Rowe. with q capital stock of S1OO,OOO,
10 be increased il desired to $780, 900.
dead colored female infant was found In
the canal, near n street southwest, yesterday.
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DRY GOODS.
Srnc1A1rrrs liz VASE FAnn1cA

SEATON PERRY,
EUCCESSOR TO PERRY a BROTHERa,
NEW EMBROIDERED SWISS MUskINS, GEN
CINE CALCUTTA SEERSUCKERS TUFTED
SCOTCH ZEPHYRS, LORRAINE CREPES
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF ANDERSoNS 80
INCHES WIDE SCOTCH GINGHANGs. IN
PLAIN. STRIPED. CHECKED AND SIDE
RAND COMBINATIONS
IMMENSE STOCK OF THE FINEST QUALITY OF
PLAIN AND FANCY FRENCH SATEENs IN
so PIECES "CHOICE DESIGNS IN PRINTED
PURE LINEN LAWNS At 26c.
NOVELTIES IN BRITISH AND FRENCH WHITE
NEW INDIA LINENS from l2lsc. to Soc
PERSIAN LAWNS PRINCESS LAWNS, FRENCH
NAINSOOKS, RATISTE CLAIRE, INDIA
MULLS, WELT PIQUES
WHITE AND COLORED EMBROIDERED ROBES
AT "REDUCED PRICES"
STYLES" AND AT LOWEST PRICES.
ALL SPRING AND SUMNER WRAPS AT CLOS
MARK ED DOWN PRICES ON pARAsoLs
'EREATLY REDUCED PRICES" ON PARIS COM
BINATIoN SUITS, INDIA SILKS AND LOUIS
ALLWooL rLANNELs FOR BATHING SUITS
NEW SHgDD1. CASHMERE AND, SILK
LADIES AND eENTLEMEN's TRAVELLING
SHAWLS.
~ PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICEa
SEATON PERRY.
PERRY BUILDING,
Penn. Avenue Corner 9th street
Established lS4O je5
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hESPECTABLE DRUGGISTS

4tESPECTABLE DRUGGISTS
never deceive the public. but beware Of the Cheap
John druggists who offer you plaster called "Caps
cum, Capsicin !" "Capucn" or "Capsicine" and tell
you 1t Is substantially the same the genuine Ben
son Capcine Plaster q even better They ask less
Tor the Imitation, for 1t costs less but as a remedial
agent II is absolutely worthless The reputation of
Bensons as the only plaster possessing actual and
high curative qualities is the result of many years
Proprietors: and 5000 physicians. pharmacists and
druggists endorse IL as the hest ever made Protect
yourself against deception by buying of reputable
dealers only, and avoid mistakes by personal exami
nation The genuine has the Three Seals" trade
marx, and IN The center Is cut the word "Capcine
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LOCAL MENTION.
Thew feather.


OYFrCE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., June 3, 1886, am.
For Delaware. Maryland, Virginia, North
Carolina and South Carolina, local rains, nearly
stationary temperature, variable winds gener-
ally southerly.
For Thursday. local rains, and nearly station
AIRY temperature are indicated for New Eng
laid and the middle Atlantic states.
SLIP COVERS tor parlor furniture, s15; re-
frigerators, from s2.75 TO $50; water coolers.
from So SO to $40; baby carriages from s5 to
$40; straw mattings from 10c. 10 Soc; window
screens, from soc. TO 80; mosquito canopies,
artistic milk maid stools, 25c; An goods
marked in plain figures. W. b. Moses Son,
corner 18th and + streets northwest
SEE Mrs HUNTS u3O9 street northwestl
advertisement on second page.
100 CARDS, printed from plate, Zoe, Whitaker.
ROGERS Umbrella Factory. 613 d st. NV.
oRDER plate and 100 cards, 81 so, whitaker's.
STAINED Glass substitute. All 7th St n. ".
aRs. and pks. linen paper. 81, whitaker's
Gas RANGES and Stoves at Shedd's.
NEW Books ordered. 10 per c. dis, whitakers.
handmade low shoes. Also q lot of boys low
Mrs. WIN. Fl. RICH, III Market space.
1000 BOXES linen paper, 25c.. Whitaker's.
GAS FIXTURES. at shedd's. 400 9th street.
VICTOR FOUNTAIN PEN, soc, Whitaker's.
BICYCLE AND BOATING SHIRTS. PANTS AND
HOSE at the lowest prices. Francs, corner 18th
and ID. The only strictly One Price Hat and
Gents Furnishing Store In the city.
LAWN VASES and Garden Hose at shedd's.
ALL Books at cost. Whitaker's.
CREAM of Anderson Sour Mash; absolutely
pure whisky
Bottled at Lexington, KY, 81 a bottle.
CHARLES kRAEsfER, Sole Agent.
1877 eth ST. u. W.
PLATE EGD. and so eds. ptd., 81 so, w hitaker's
MILK and Whisky Testers. Hempler's ,ave&412
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$3.50 Woven Wire Springs, Dunn's,311 7th s,
SLIPS Kitchen Tables, Dunn IS, 81 It'll st.
A Lucky Man.


sls5 Kitchen Tables. Dunn's, 311 It'll ST.
A Lucky Man.
Lloyd French, Of Colesburg, was in town
Wednesday and called at the Ne,os office. His
good-natured face was enwreathed in smiles,
flower that nods and bendsp on Il the breezes
Lloyd has just received 5000 as the result of
81 investment in the April drawing of The
happy. Mr. French says he has drawn several
small prizes in this lottery before, but had not
since then he has dolsr in eaeh month";
drawing, and the fourth time he hit it for an
even $4,000, The number Of his ticket was
11,645. Mr.. French has a wife and five chill
dren, and Is q man in moderate circumstances.
The money he has drawn in the lottery will put
him square on bis feet, and give him start In
sS.25 Walnut Carpet Lounges, Dunn's, 81 7th.
81 Cherry and Walnut Cabi nets, Dunn's, 311
7th st.
% Walnut Hat Racks Dunn's, 311 18th st.
ShOemakers and Shoe.FItters. Atten.
tfon! You will find the famous Bradbury patch
ing machine at McKenney's. 427 9th st. Sole
Agent J. b Richmond. manager.
s2s Walnut Chamber Suites, Dunn's, 81 7th st
s24.5O Walnut Parlor Suites, Dunn's, 81 7th.
Sc Large Ash Bedsteads, Dunn's, 81 18th St.
McKenney, 427 9th St., If you want satisfactory
results
8l.75 Large Easy Rockers, Dunns. 81 7th ST..
S1.lO Spring Bedsteads, 81 7th st.
82.25 Meat Safes, Dunn's, 81 7th st.
% Per Gallon. 75c. Quart Bottle, No.
Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money.
Orders by mail. McGee's, 9th, near ID St
S1.75 Walnut Rockers, Dunn's, 81 9TH st.
45c. High Chairs, Dunn's, 81 7th st.
81 Baby Carriages, Dunns, 81 7th st.
Gents Suits Cleaned, Dissatisfaction
guaranteed atC.PUTSCHE's,1729P w, s3m
Pickw wick Club whisky is the best
Cots, 81, Dunn's, 81 7th st.
S1.25 Cane Seat Rockers, Dunn's, 311 18th st.
81 Kitchen Chairs, Dunn's, 311 9TH st.
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morn
ing and delivered in u Id. "Ward" prints, 4Oc
per ID. Also, Cottage Cheese and Butterinilk:
Sweet Milk SC. per quart Cream Is cents.
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OuR Bua1nsr Day.

OUR DUsIEST LAY,
OF ALL DAYS IN THE WEEK SATURDAY Is
USUALLY THE BUSIEST WITH Us. ON THAT
DAY WE HAVE NO TIME TO SPECULATE ON
CAUSE AND EFFECT. WE HAVE TO WORK
LIKE BEAVERS TO SUPPLY THE GREAT DE
MAND FOR THE RARE BARGAINS IN MEMS
AND BOYS CLOTHING FOR WHICH OUR
HOUSE HAS BECOME so JUSTLY FAMoUsl
OUR HEARTS ARE TOUCHED WITH PITY FOR
THE MAN WHO MoPES THROUGH LIFE
IMAGINING HIMSELF A MODERN -IsHMAEI.n
'Langh, and the world laughs with you.
Weep, and you weep alone"
THE SPLENDID BUSINESS WE ARE DOING
WAS STARTED ON THE ROCKY FOUNDATION
OF SQUARE AND HONEST DEALING, AND As
THE STRUCTURE GROWS IT GAINS IN
STRENGTH AND BEAUTY so WE CONTINUE
TO GLADDEN. MANY HEARTS AND BRIGHTEN
MANY HOMES BY THE LOW PRICES WE
CHARGE FOR OUR MATCKLEss STOCK OF
CLOTHING FOB MEN. YoUTHa BOYS And
CHILDREN.
THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY.
N.w CORNER OF 7rH AND D sTA
eALL RLuE SIGNS,
ia IN GRADY, xAxAaA
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SUMMER RESORTS

CHENANDOAH ALUM SPRINGS. yA.-NOTFn
y as the dryest mountain resort in the 4 q
state. Six varieties OF mineral waters; large VEAv
lawn. resident physcian Pamphlet ana iEsS II
ket MS. aoureSs a. =. IN E-fAS. jeS- Inns
TlOR RENT-BEKKELEY sPRTNJas w Va
II Cool Cottage. with large grounds stable q
outside Kitchen and piano; ten rooms. Ad-VEyA&
dress NJ. p. b, 2Ol7 F it. ieS3fs Ie:k#
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ROBINSON. PARKER q %.
FINEST CLOTHING READY MADE
$40. southsast Corner 9TH and strsssA
THE V1Ews Or PEorrE

- NE LEWIS VT - EoTLE
With reference 10 purchasing READY-hApk
CLOTHING h somewhat divided Some 60 70 one
place and some to another to buy. and WIZ Always
be 20; but you viii hear expressed on all adss thss
person asks another where 70 produce good an
reliable clothing ready made or made 10 order OF
house u the ara one mentioned 70 buy-esca"s -
generally known that We manufacture ths osa ms
can be produced and carry large sssorsmsns -
the finest In quality 10 the lowest In prics
II ID needless 10 mention separately every -
sen and a what prices. AZ YOU WILL FIND ANr
KIND OF GARMENT. FOR EITHER NAN On
10Y. ON OUR COUNTERS. As WELL A. A Full
LINE OF TUES. GLOVES. uNDERwEAR. -
NOAH WALKER Co
mvoa Gas Psnnsvivauis svSnnA
SArr1xn g Co. BArrrxoRH
rspnurxueor1 Of The old and well known
PICEWICK CLUB W0lHKY.
have lnrgs aocx of OH me I'VE Whauktoa, w1lGA
~ 60 Nv. n bnaa q - 6v02
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

Amusemenss TO-Night.
ALBAUGH's.-"Donna Juanita-"
PANORAMA BUILDING.-Second Battle Of Bull
Run.
IN. O. A. HALL--Sociable.
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SEE Mrs. HUNTS $500 street northwestl
advertisement on second page.
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CCC A RRR TIT ZEE RRR SIS.
8 Il { kRf s ! f. kERfk ssss

ROYAL SERGE In Beautiful Spring Shades double
width, IL yards for g.
BOU-CLA GRENADINES, beautiful Spring Shades
wide double width, pure wool, SOC.
ALBATROSS and NUNS YELLING beautiful snrfnp
shades, wide double width very fine quality re-
duced TO 37lac.
SURAH SILKS. beautiful Spring Shades excellent
quality. extra wide width. reduced to CSC.
Excellent quality BLACK SILKS, extra width. 81 90
BLACK BROCADE SILKS, special bargain 75c
will be presented with large size BRIDAL
GULF. worth 81 80. or pair Of our handsome
worth $lO0. my2T
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Uncovered
~ 1870
CLEAR AND HAIRLESS As WATER.

CLEAR AND HARMLESS A6 WATER
In these DAVIS Of lavish advertising it Ia more Inn
poftant 10 impress upon the pubic that II YOU
you have not curefLl something capable of doing
~ sorss % impqssn,s shngs than 70 point out -
sns porcnaser does not get anything Of that sort:
Qmpy Receives an article Tor restoring gray
whskers % their original color; prevenf =
human skin can prevent the hair nom falling and re-
ylye It's growth: and - this preparation d d thor
o1ghly cleansing nature, reasonably follows that 6
clears the scalp Of dandru6 and ncIa-Wurransod %
eccompish this md nothing Ella and yell worth .
ARTHUR NATTANS
Inventor and Hsoprassoes
~ 2Ath ana anA - "a D.
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$3.50 CAne-seat Chairs. Dunn's, 81 It'll 1t.
e2.60 Bedsteads, full SIZE. Dunn's, 81 9TH st.
45e. Children's Rockers, Dunn,s 81 7th St
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HeaIfh is Wenlth.

Health IL Wealth.
And not only is health wealth, but far better
than wealth. Lost wealth can be regained; lost
health very seldom. No man can be absolutely
sure of the retention of his worldly estate, so
many are the vicissitudes of fortune; and when
wealth Is gone 1t can't be regained by sick
man. Moral: Keep up your health at all events.
Keep your nervous system up to the mark.
The man with iron nerve can do anything.
Dr. Henley's Celery, Beef and Iron Is the thing
70 supply both body and brain power.
$3.50 Woven Wire Springs, Dunn's, 81 18th st.
0Oc. Towel Racks, all kinds, Dunn's. 311 18th st.
4l.25 Kitchen Tables, Dunn IS, 311 7th st.
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ALI. THE modern styles in gentlemen's fine
handmade low shoes. Also q lot of boys low
shoes. cheap.
Mrs. VIM. III. RICH, III Market space.
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PLATE EGD. and so eds. ptd., 81 so, w hitaker's
MILK and Whisky Testers. Hempier's ,ave&4ia
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ANOTHER Bro ASSORTMENT

OF all pure WOOL HOMESPUN DRESS GOODS, In
beautiful Spring shades just received. These
elegant Dress Goods are worth 37lac., the price Is
reduced to 25c
FANCY SUMNER SILKS 81, So &c
BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS, pure wool, 81 so.
NAVY BLUE, GARNET AND BROWN SATINES
15c.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

n or1or
no oRocERs AND HoUsEKEEPERsl
BEWARE OF ANY IMITATION or
SoS EE. ERE En s~s
Cos Exc { / E.. ssss |:
THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA
PATENT PROCESS FLOUR
II e without doubt the mos, BEaurrruL and TIE
The Millers have not only the most perfect MIL
containing t all the most improved Machin.
Flour uSsSsrSssHp by any NTH IN the So si's ne
prove that, we would simply state that large guam
EUROPE and eaten ~ the principal Courts Of die cd
HOWEVER
person or persons irving TO take advantage Of the
repuiation II has gained by initiating the Maine and
nor article Tor the genuine
THEREFORE,
Be sure and 10 Ii that either sacks or barrels REL
CERES"
and have the imprint Of
TWO GOLD MEDALS
attached None genuine without the two gold meda,a
WIN. NJ GAIT & co.
apps Wholesale Flour and Grain DealcrA
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100 CARDS. printed from plate, Zoe, Whitaker.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

TTPPERvILLE SUMMER RESORT -
u Uppervile. FRuouier Co. Va NA4
Now open for Summer BoarderS IE1Hl
je7-m, w&s5ts RINKER 4 FIERCE
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AUCTION SALE OF FINE RoSEs, BEDDING AND
DEcoEATIEE PI-ANTs.-From the establishment
Oh JOS. X Freeman, at Thos. Dowiing's auction
rooms, l1th street and Penn. avenue, there
vii. De soid Tomorrow, June 10, at IL a m,
me colicctson- The roses include Her Majesty
Mabel MorrfsoE. Paul Neron, and other good
varieties, and are extra strong plants.