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Telegram-herald., 1886-09-16

ITANIFD-ikDfFs 10 WORK F0R Nk
" faosi ~ travelling so-effhirE e1lirely nee
~ - siee 1z Isl AZ dslly eas rnsae 10 gtcto nc
rsiafi1e psrtsf1lsrs fire.. Nrs. r. 2 isrtle. hoz
ffs thIcsso ~.
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" clear So daily gth rT ve15erfol nfr
1efert r1fEsf rr3@rea rrafri ~ lenses f1ir
knaxsiise setrf ualfe 80 i1 esfs. y r. - p isf
re tox ft1 .ssso. Il H
tf-sNrFD- Two CnILF(IfE- ANn fANFA-
n srs srrsT 81 -pon 81 g fes-.st q
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-16
Cambria Underw ear.

We call attention to this department as
customers will find everything much
cheaper and better made than can be done
at home. Look at the prices:
Night Dresses SOC, 6Oc, 75c, s5c, 95c, s1.l0
sl.25, Sl.50 and upward.
Chemise SOC, 35c, 4Oc, 45c soc, Coo, 75c,
S5c, Soc, 81 10, s1l5, 81 25, $l.S5, sl5O.
Drawers 25c, 30c, 35c, 40c, 4Sc, 4Sc.
Shirts SOC, 4Sc, 56c, 65c 75c, soc, 95c, 81 90.
Short Skirts SIC, 43c, SOC, 6Oc, 65c, 75c,
Soc
Corset Covers 25c, SOC, 35c, 4sc, 5Sc, CSC,
75c, soc, s5c.
Aprons 25c 35c, 43c, SOC.
Dressing Sacques all prices.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-16

The fmpossibihty Of enforcing laws
which srs Par DO sdvsnes of paolic.oyin-
ion - Illustrated m Kansas. where the
Drohinisory iav - much better enforced
nos fasu than it vac When JOHN p. ST.
JOSH vss Governor, not becsuse ST.
JoHS iid NOT do bis utmost 10 have It
enforced but bscsRse the people have
moved '1rE sri since that ams.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-16

The sea serpent has not been seen since
the Boston Globe began printing portraits of
him Detroit Tribune
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-16
FOR RENT-ROUMS.

TOR RENT-TWO VERY DESIRABLE SUITES
/ of rooms TO rent in TIE Mes on blo-k, No. ?
Canal-st. L. 5. Proyin, LOvett's block, opposite
sweets hotel.
INOR RENT-ELEGANT FURNISHED ROOMS.
L steam heated, fronting Monroe and Spring
over SHETLAND Bros b tf
LOR RENT OFFICE ROOMs-NERY DE lR-
able Office rOon in Menham block fronting
ON MonIoe-st. Inquire OF J. G. MenhaIn. -
IlOR RENT-A GOOD STORENO. p ". FULTON
L Stree Boston Book, Inquire }. T. siFshan. AZ
IANTED-Two connecting rooms, first floor
W furnished, or one large ou first noor Pm
yate house IN second, Third or Fourth ward.
Address Alpha, No. 3, North Division-st- 2s-u
NOR RENT:-A NERN PLEASANT FRONT
L rooms az log ;. Div. st. Cali aitcr p. m. 80
NOR RENT-A SUIT OF FIVE ROOMS WITH
I good accommodations including city water
DRAINS Cisterns 4 etc. Rent very moderate 10 the
night party. Inquire VIM Cox III Clancyst 80
IOR RENT-A FURNISHED FRONT ROOM
ct loo Pearl IT. At
rOR RENT-PART OF HOUSE no. l7o
L sheldon-st. Inquire on the premises. PSI
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-16

The net EXPENSE ~ maintaining The
Nsv York Sfsfe PRISON ~ Anbaru
during TIE month % August vac oearly
tea thoussnd dollars. Contract labor
has ben shoiisbad in the Nsv YORK
prisons. Pas these two facts together
sod they flrnish food ,or ssrions thought
a. 81 wsys sad uesns Tor TIA reformers
Eho s3vucaf= ne in,.esiists sbol ton 81
eontract lshrr
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-16

ALL a BOARD
a. trains rslE a. lnly glms. xtl1h = "a
Standard tine
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-16

CHAIR GAMERS WANTED - EXPERIENCED
Y hands, al the west eud Pearl-sl bridge. a.
VANTKD-VARNIsHE HERs-FlRsT CLASS.
w Ofiel Cabinet Go.
VANTED-MAN To TAKE CARE or HORSE
W and COW ana do chores. Must be- competent
and give references Fair wages. steady place
ami gOol home 70 right party. Apply by letter
10 ". c. &. this Office -
MANUFACTURERS OR -FOUR Statesmen
w on salary or commission; steady employ
mcnt. Call at once. Metropolitan Manu-. actur-
ing Company, AZ FOuntain-st. 9ti
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-16
Children's Garments.

Drawers, Skirts and Dresses for the little
ones from one TO three years old, also Night
Dresses.
Bibs &c, &c, 12lc, 15c, 1sc, 2Oc, 25c, SOC,
35c, 40c 45c SOC.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-16

chicago A Nesi Michigan.
AL trains snlve 81 And daYsn fIun unlaa
depol
Depart
NNl Tor Dlicaeu, Mllsketrali and 1olc1osf SO q n
fas rxIIcz nor thlc8ko. ....- u n i u
~ trHS ia mutActoa a.
Might IA pres tef Chicago At ~
kxPraea i0s kis ksTsds and haidwln.--.f 40 n
Nal fof bis kapiok and hA-1~sn .-......f S,st n
NiEAi IA prs ff,,L1 tiiics<o --s.-s.--- . A. q m
EaproSS ffJIn N1sk a.
Nal fr0m Chicago ane n lRko ...---.f A.at = IA
fasi kKp nom Chicago aud Alskegon.-f $50 a.
E1TreSs n0m bf kApl1s aud halcNln flo.se ~
"a press iTun Baldwin ......... - s.so n
sDally. fDaily exoeri suldss.
Ihfo1gh coaches ~ Chicago aud T0led0 ou sU
q M. train.
Through pAri0r car 10 Chicago on If.6o p n.
train No exIrA charge foT sea4-
Through pullman sleeping car aud coach ~
Chicago on u 10 , IA traia.
A CkEPEkTEE IIafhC Ng1.
Union Ticket once a. k0anoe strosa.
WILLIAM A. oANfTT
Assistant GeE Passenger Ake4I
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-16

! n
A. lraluk dGts S1o1pl sunday.
IA. = q ifail EAs fs.Iiur i0T lIucluuEu
IS m Train hAk siceIans 0aF ftG Cincinnati
t5t ~ Iran collnects 81 h ElsAn11lsC fCr hAlIls
CTeck 9ecksoH. lieIroii AID Canadian I.ainls a..
rslllF a. llslE3it a. li AZ "a
1kEslgh nckclz AID hll iufornali01 oan IL
lad ~ caLllls upan A Almculsl roko4 seelll e.
depot Or Gfo0 " Munson- U-li01 TsCkoi AEont d,
A0lrl< sGnc<l a. i. lal(k Uo1l
oeners fNs~enezf 2nc Illkei ARonk
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-16

flhiyi runof - crceflit,d 'beil1+
f2sseLgeTx taking the - A. m. Expre<s MAKE
close connection Al Ow0sso for Lansing and a
Detroit for Ne~ YORK arriving there ~ i0.so q n.
the following morning
Night kxpres< has l0cAl sleeping Oar run II,
truii 70 Grand Rapids
Ihis d the only iine running Limited Exprez
leavinf herr ~ e.s9 =. m with Sleeping Car "
Detroit king direct cunnecfionf fof AZ poiu.z
East, arriving A. New lork 81 lO y m The follow.
ina evening. Trains wesi a. T0 IS N VII maks
direct connection with palace Steiner City os
Milv aukee for al poiDts we<t
Through tickets secured a. D.. q. n & n o-oas
Sweets Hotei block, and a. the depot
y. P0ITKB City Fasx Aren't
GEo. b. REEVE. Trsfnc Manager. Chicsgo
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-16

New Fall and Winter CIoaks.
The largest and best assortment We have
ever shown or that will be offered by any
firm in Grand Rapids. Short wraps and
jackets in the greatest variety of novelties.
SPRING & COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-16

VI J. WHITLEY, FORMERLY MANAGER OF
w Burche's painting establishment II located
ST ~ Monroe 81 where orders wiz be received for
painting, paper hanging and frescoeing Refnem-
Der the place. Opposite the Soldiers Monument
IITY BAKERY AND CONFECTONERl I5s
Y Grandvile-sye. Regular trade solicited. ".
ROSE, Proprietor,
1. HERKNER, WATCHES, CLOCKS AND
J. Pine Jewellery, IS Aonroe-st
OSCAR DYE, 247 DIVISION ST CARPENTER
y and job shop. Screens a speciality.
COMMISSION. =. J. LAMB & CO. WHO'LL
u sale dealers in fruit and vegetables, butter.
eggs. etc, s1d 10 IOnl6-si. Grand Rapids. Mich
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-16
HELP w4NTED-F -FEMALE.

Help W4NTED-FEH4LE.
lYANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL FOR GEN.
W eTal homework in "a family Of two. Inquire
at 53s Cherry 81. AZ
WANTED - AN EXPERIENCED GIRL FOR
" general Homework Re erences required.
Mrs. frauk Sweet, 10 South Lafsye.te-st. -
WANTED - GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
" housework. Cali al II sheldon st.
IlANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
" work. Apply al $50 Second-ave. Al
IVANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL FOR GEN
W eral house aork. Apply at oLce, Mrs- g ;.
Johns IN 295 Cherry St Al
tVANTED - A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
W work in boarding house. Address, stating
reference. Ii r., Telegram Herald.
TED-CORRESPONDENCE WITH AN En-
W perien,ed Dress maker. A good opportunity
for the right person. Address Mn A. K. Ihurston
CoOpersvil Mich. Ss
JVANTED-A GOOD GIRL TO DO HOUsEWORK
W at lo5 JereTson-ave. So
IIANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
w work at l25 Livingston-st al once. S5ti
MATTERS WANTED-FINE GOOD WATERS
w for sunday at the Ottawa Ottawa Beach.
Fares paid apply by letter or telephone TO
Spires. ~
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-16

So Psirex = aeei-i AZ isecsi 1r.
T TIA fsfosefs in that vi~niiy ara
tarinx sefieas troaoie with rstf lesuskes.
l.sra.eb r~,a ttere says that forinz
se sast montb beEes snd eaifse hsre
aesc str-ck IN the 1sssfr.I- ~hilr z-szisx
a go feAfs ~ flrse pcfecaous vipars
Tie sfher ssT = ssrraeg bad = 1ne F--reb
P.r-taras tr.s-qesr-,'d eitfeu- Tee
satnks sa eifteo s~eE snoruous,g.
ssr~aa shcet So hes.i. sni ssrtssl
psrslFsas sf tse Bnhs eusass. bsstie-
ssakes saes been n'rs a1zserssss ~ -
sa..si.n Referred q, thls ses@.n tlssn ear
hef,ra.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-16

Atlit&A Il I.rce4 ttllls tLrtlll1 ellll4.
Tam isS fllf Ss.t Aas lllalf - sllAliiff
81 lEGferS0 titg slld Na0klnas
n ~ p lrel1 ilAk cilsif 81 iaE heCknlss llts
sud frENerse Nilg.
u19 - uGln h1s sleeping ana cheir nAn q
IreTcrSt Clfy allc = aCklnNs CIV
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-16
PROFESSIONAL

OR- EDWARD sLoMAN, us M0NRoE-sT.
IL Hours to 10 a. m. 70 p m, u 2. n.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-16

UOR SAIE-OLD PAPERS NEATLY FOLDED
Excellent for patterns, shelves etc. Fifieer
cents 2 hundred. Apply Al this Office this week
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-16

short line aud Through Coaches from ca X
Holland. cd Haven, huskegou and Pontwsis
GOING KEaT nlrltr.I Ina COIN. "a
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-16
MONEY TO ION.

y ~ IfL7-7'IIIFT " I-I0I-N
IVANTED-PERsONS WANTING SHOW CASES
w jewelry cases. OF silverware caSes OF different
lengths heighths, or sizes can have them made
TO order on sbOrt notice. stock Of rogu ar SIZE
constantly on hand, viii be sold al reduced prices
at J. W. Craiers S9 CSasl-st u
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majority OF his fellow-cftizens probably, viii
remember the late j. Hyatt Smith only as
preacher who turned politician; but the few who
knew him better are aware that that designation
ought TO be reversed. He was politician long
before he entered the pulpit, and was bosom
friend OF Arson Burlingame. Mr. Burlingame
and he were once discussing, as young men, their
future careers, and registered a joint vow that
they would sit in Congress before they died They
both accomplished their ambition, but at widely
separated periods Mr.. Smith had varied career
in religion as wei as in politics. He started life
as Presbyterian, became a Baptist and then,
while filing Congregationalist pulpit, went over
TO that communion himself He was not the less
practical man, however, for these changes Of &C.
cupation and faith. AS preacher he crowded his
church 70 everhQw.ng, and as a member OF Con-
gress he successfully engineered an appropriation
Of eight hundred thousand dollars for q public
building In his home district.
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1t win be sorry intelligence to some persons who
send newspapers, magazines, and other bulky
matter through the mails to their friends that the
United states government has no Jurisdiction Of
such packages when left on top OF a lamp-post
letter box It is true that the loss OF articles 80
placed could never be made good by the govern
ment, because no action for damages would lie
against the sovereign power: but 1t has always been
sort OF satisfaction TO the minds OF the people who
made use Of this means of getting their matter
mailed to feel that Uncle Sam, with all his wealth
and resources, was somehow in custody OF 1t. This
Illusion is rudely dispeiled by the commissioners
decision in Chicago, in the light Of which horse
block or rail- fence has as much sanctity as the
top OF post box, in the eye of the law. The
decision Is, however, reasonable can be seen at
glance. The only safeguard for persons who
have packages to mail which are too large for the
letter slip Is TO obtain from the Post ONCE depart
ment authority to establish depository at a con-
venient point, where their goods can be safely
kept till the collector calls ON his rounds. There
has probably been more thieving carried ON from
the tops o. street boxes than has ever been found
out,
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what the Commissioners Of the District have {

What the Commissioners Of the District have of.
hcially stated, and what THE STAR has repeatedly
urged upon Congress and the public, as to the ne
cessity OF an increase in the number OF policemen
II the streets OF Washington are to be efficiently
patrolled, WAS Illustrated Yesterday afternoon In
case OF the desperate ARRAY in street. In the
broad daylight Of early afternoon, In one Of the
busiest thoroughfare5 Of the CITY, at point which
thousands OF people lass In an hour one man fired
at another i've shots with pistol, the report OF
the successive explosions being uncommOnly loud
and yet IL was not until the victim OF the assault
had been carried on by the bystanders and a
crowd had surrounded the assailant and private
citizen assumed the responsibility of taking him
in charge, that officer of the law appeared upon
the scene. Lieutenant Kelly came On run, max
ing the best time he could through the snowy
streets: but, If the offender had cared to get
away, there could have been nothing but the
pluck and promptness OF a few civilians tOprevent
It, Unfortunately, it is not every crowd that con-
tainS persons bold enough to throw themselves
upon man with a smoking revolver In his hand
and fierce CLEAN in his eye. That Is part OF the
work for which the police are paid because 1t n
wolves experience, GOODNESS, and a special risk OF
life and limb. IL there were sufficient number of
policemen on duty in the streets OF washington
there would be one always at the corner of Ninth
and streets Within a few feet Of the spot where
yesterdays ARRAY took place. Two lines of car
track cross each other at that corner, largely in
creasing the danger OF accidents, and a group Of
people numbering from I've to twenty stand there
almost continually during the busy hours Of the
day, waiting for transfers from Car to another
There Is, therefore, every reason why this particu-
lar corner should be In charge Of an ocer without
other duties; but with the present force such care
Ia impracticabe. SOMe time perhaps when such
an Improperly guarded spot becomes the scene of
pistol light while several members of Congress
are passing, and few stray shots go statesman
hunting, the law-making branch Of the federal
government may wake up to the fact that WASH
1ngton is no longer village, but city, and that
it deserves police protection in accordance with it's
size, character and Importance
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
1SoR RENT rog THE SEASON
i sso fsrrsgat SQUARE.

SoR RENT fog TIE SEASON
@0 ffs FIT s,'n square
ss Esssns ags sna fershsa redence
requested. Terms moderater dq -3ts
NOR RFNT-NINE- ROOM HOUSE aOi ST NV
iss ever sr'oers s'e' Possession given january ls
EoR RENr-IHREEN NEW HOUSES, NEAR PRoyr
. asncc hosIital 32l. :s23 aud :5.3k ., So. 9
wAGGiMAS BIZ 4. M. "' '''''haoi' da.s,
IyoR RENT-RHopE ISLAND AVE. BFl'wltu
brick aw si 's Son sss w ln elegant ,s 2,S.
range, furnace oren places and stationary wash.
a Mlsf to l'Hos' ., fi isa. + . :, c9;
Eoa RENT-HousE ga 3 ST. n. 4 APrLyoN
VHoR REM BRICK HOUSE. HALL WATER
II gas larole. s;,eakne tube. hay window, Isrk II,
L It NV c. F E RICHARDSON Afs 40 70 NO
NoR RENT = THE hIheANr AND DESIRABLE
three story and oas,lnent Dwelling on the north
and Pension Office. The PREMISES have re,crtiv been
ses"e ,s, are as GOD a. new ana r olortuniy
ds-isn BUSHNELL cARUsI, zoos ST. NV
JT>oR RENT
4el ps. s......ss5 90 ees G ave Sc slsoe
sIaRssiEDrs BRSb LIZ No or st i' v
psI..Ss . THs ctF ss DESeaHs
rooms. including bath. lo3 dstne. n30w'
EroR RENT.No 1l2a 18th STREET y w-l3
Il rooms 600: No, lOos 18th street W. 20 rooms.
I'D p r. LARNEk 639 D. street limo.
lOR PENTHOUSE No. "a MASS AVE. n WIN
Ss rn ia = er month ag si% to
LWR RENT 6l5 II ST NV THRFF- STORY
brick Dwelling, 10 rooms, modern improvements
month. Inquire at A. EBERI.Y a SONS us eth St
nv. dS-3.s
EoR RENT-A LARGE NEW HOUSE THOR
II oughy furnished, all modern inproVements near
Dupont Circle For particulars apply at 2Ol7 r st
NV. aS-at.
IroR RENT-1.49 9TH sTRERT-FTRNIsHFp
H House. nine MONS modern improvements In
quire of L. II. WARNER CO. gl6 r ~ n as BIZ
I,oR RENT-3o33 ST. n W. THIS PROPERTY
Is most conveniently located near both cars
close 10 markets and once large grounds aud beauti.
fu view. 13 rooms; newly painted and pspered in
complete order. o. c. GREEN
dim JOB 9TH 81 NV
IyoR RENT-LARGE THREE-SToRY AND BACK
n building Brick House. 2la Delaware four
month. RTAIF A HARRIS
dI-lw 1924 ST. NV.
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WANT,ED--HELP.


WANTEp-l3o TALL MEN, YOUNG AND OLD
w and go handsoms Young Ladies. from Is 70 IL
Apply q assEe door Sunday sH morning. d %
wANTEp-A PROTESTANT WHITE WOMAN. TO
,urss o. cs sRa ironing IL
x.son The faIAis f RoY IS cor Hss
WANTRD-FOUR FIRST GLASS TIN ROoFERs:
ar ~ qn,SR men, Apply SIS 18th st NV. H; L
WANTED-A FIRST CLASS WAITER. APPLY
WANTED-A RESPECTABLE GIRL FOR GENE
~ raj h az wash and iron Must stay at
WANSnTEdD,.AA. nEIIAnLE SETTLED WHITE wo
erenees required 1908 connectient aVe 1T ts
WANTED-A RELIABLE WOMAN, TO COOK,
Apply St Homework Tor small family
RSE sd dEA rs iSn
testmr al drswns Psrssnns to inside finish Apply by
WaA iNST 7 , = GOOD MAN COOK AT SCOTS Sle
WANTED-A GOOD CANvAssER TO TAKE Or
der EFT for in burglar alarms by the
W iron in family OF three; bring references. 935
WANTED-CLERK WHO HAS HAD SOME Ex-
s;ns st's fassi
51b 1th st. NV. dS-3ts
WANTED-A MAN OF EXPERIENCE TO SOLICIT
spr cart e ss e in no novice
VVANTED-A NEAT WHITE GIRL, PROTEST.
~ ant as nurse for child. Bring reference. 1904
WANTED -,DUNDoREs EMPLOYMENT BU-
white aud coiored for all kinds Of domestic LABOR,
With references. III III st. NV. ne-5ws
WAAlNS1TElp ! AZ TO LEARN CUTTING AND
cut e measure May Building 18th and SITS NV
ana A Who piss.
d sassp man 2aSlss
WANTED-A COLORED COOK; ALSO A COL
~ ored man to attend furnace and do general work
1915 New Hampshire ave. n. d7-3t'
WANTED.-;A WHITE CHANIBERMAID. APPLY
w at Ala 9th st. References required. d7-3t'
WANIEPl-cooKs. DREssMAKERs, NURSES.
sS
WANTED-COOKS, FIRST-CLASS, $40 TO $40;
w Maids Mattresses. salesladies, Coachmen Walters,
General House Workers, with references. Nat Labor
WANTED LADIES TO WORK FOR Us AT
mAoe no puoto paintlng; no canVasslng FOR
CRESCENT ART CO.
d2-14t 10 Central st., Boston, Mass, Box 5,17O
WANTED-BOYs, WITH GOOD SOPRANO AND
w Alto voices; also two Tenors, for choir singing
Salaries paid Apply to DR.. E. 8. KIMBALI. 713
18th St NV. Saturday morning IL O'Clock.
ocl5-th&f2m
WANTED,-A TEMPERANCE MAN LOCATED
w outside largest cities to represent old house in
SS sts PEI I0 %ens
WANTED = MEN AND WOMEN TO CALL AT
w once. White and colored women cooks, SO to
500. Chambermads. nurses, scrubs and men cooks.
COOMBS BURGESS Employment Bureau, 926
ST. NV. n24-16ts
VNANTED-CANVASSERS FOR LIFE INSUR-
w snce; liberal compensation. Apply to 900 y st.
Oc24- Am
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Washington has been wonderfully spared its
quota OF those disasters by fire which load down
the annals OF other cities with horrors. Richmond
Boston, Philadelphia, New York, Brooklyn Chi
cage. 81. Louis, N1lwsukee-all these and more
have Witnessed scenes OF burning which beggar
description and counted their dead by scores and
hundreds But WsshingtOn's hotels and theaters
seem TO catch lrs at fortunate times or else are
so vigilantly guarded that the flames as rule do
not get beyond control. II the fire in Lincoln hall
had broken out four hours before It did, there
might have been f1ghtful calamity to record
The destruction OF property and particularly Of
that clothed with historic associations is always
10 be regretted, but the reasons for thankfulness
are so many In this case as TO obscure other and
less happy considerations.
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED - TO PURCHASE FOR CASH - A
w frontage of about 100 feet in northwest section,
price not exceeding 81 per foot X. g. BARNWELI,
1909 North Carolina avenue. IT.
WANTED-TO BUY OF THE OWNERS TWENTY
w vacant Lots north Of Pennsylvania avenue and
west of 7th ct. E. 8. COLLAMER,
d0-3ts 629 F st. NV.
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BBR A Y 2 Nm 4S NM " ssss
BBB "A 3 8 MNI1 ssss
B B AAA u u n NJ
BIB A UU II II NJ $3.50
RED TICKET DAY BARGAINS
FOR FRIDAY.

CLOAK AND SUIT DEPARTMENT
wk asshs a .a e b sso vS
quality Of satin regular price $50; to be disposed Of
sas sS bust worth s5 to Be- sold on Esi f fefes
B B,AIa 3,Thsse RUSSIAN CIRCULARS, slab-
Red bay a End SOrh
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.
CAPS worth Csc. each: the lot to close out On Red
i, B alSs 5GA6ont 5 dozen TogoeeAN CAPS,
aseee lined jersey cloth, worth si to close on fed
Ticket Day at 72c; each --
Red Tseist Day. TO- 70 close ont sss io
nj Hse: 60 nd sg sSe
x sAE Re- $50 pieces RED, PINK, BLUE. &C..
T4S " and ~ worth zoe yard; to close Red
GLOVE DEPARTMENT.
oI B AEG5 PA lot Of 4-button IMPRESSED KID
IL e; worm Soc 70 % disposed OF on Red Ticket
"a l.. Of 4sr..en DRESSED KID
BIRG1iS iigs%sil lot Of 2 9butkson IMPRESSED
out the lot On Red feEs. fOT so to close
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.
STOCKINGS, worth 6oc pair: to close out on Red
IrIrnLIe, "a iot OF Cn1idrens HANDMADE
disposed OF ON Red Ticket Day at 45c. pair.
LADIES' UNDERWEAR
BARGAIN IA lot of INDICATED RED FIAN
Ticket Day for 75c. ~ VIZ A'eN
GENTS DEPARTMENT.
USbERWEAR DRAwEks an and dENTS ENGLISH
K fl9'f gnt e h I aks1 R sKs
Day for l6c. u pair. N'"A'
BUTTON DFpaRrupNr
BARGAIN ia manufacturers samnle Int n,
SLAsPs CONSISTING OF % dozen, all different designs
1nest goods made worth double the price at Zoe 5c
DOC. and SOC. each ' ''
NECkWEAR DEPARTMENT
BARGAIN 18-A lot Of CHILDREN'S GUIpIJRF
COLLARS importeil. worth 65c.; to close on Red
i1 Is xId pay az 2oc each
finest quality ts slkl worth 93 50 each to close ont
ON Red Ticket Day at 81 % each. "
NOTION DEPARTMENT.
BARGAIN 20-A lot of GLASS BOrTI ES for cove-
Ihs large fancy sfoppers to close Red Ticket Day
for 16c. each
.B4RdAIN Give are overlooked with . cer.a,r
T n9 q HAIR PINS and will close ont lot on Red
BARGAfN bal e Of PAINT BOXES to c,ose on,
on MSa Iicks Day It &C. and Toe. = box. They are
LACE DEPARTMENT.
BARGAIN ga lot OF FANCY COTTON IAcPs
0 1 s9o eh. worth rs high AZ Csc. yard; close
BARGAIN 24-A lot Of fine BEIGE ORIENTAL,
tl1oNC. Nc. With Gold Embroidery, worth S3 yard
FUR TRIMMING DEPARTMENT.
BARGAIN pa hot Of 3-inch GENUINE OPPOsUM
Day IT 9Oc. . yard. S> -'eAS'