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From the New York Medical Journal
Many remedies at one time or another have been
proposed for the surgical condition following the
application OF excessive heat to the body, and,
while some OF these are Of value still all are more
or less unsatisfactory. The alienation OF the
pain and suffering attendant upon burns is one of
the most important points In the case toward
which the surgeon directs his Efforts. The shock
from this cause alone is sufiicient Oftentimes to
produce death, and always is great Accidentally,
l recently discovered a remedy which is easily ap-
piled and exceedingly prompt In It's action. was
called In some haste TO little child about three
weeks ago, who was badly burned about the hands
and face, from falling on a hot stove. The burns
were deep, the pain excessive, and the shock
very considerable. / sent TO the drug store
for a mixture OF lime water, olive Oil and carbOic
acid. While waiting for this prepared to give
the child hypodermic injection OF morphine,
with which to allay the. agony, which was 50
great that commissions seemed imminent. While
was getting ready to do this / espied upon the
shelf bottle OF pinuS canadensiS {coorleSs).
Remembering Its wonderful soothing infiuenc In
acute Inflammation at once concluded to try 1t.
Taking a corner or soft handkerchief rapidly
painted the injured parts, when, like magic, the
pain ceased You can well imagine my surprise
and delight at the result. directed q camels
hair brush to be purchased and had the mother
make free applications, and the case had no more
treatment, save a little iOdoform ointment later
on. Since this / have tried it In several cases.
both slight and severe, and with the same delight
full results.
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Gro ". sTIcKNEY. AactiOneer, $50 + st.
ACTION SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROP
ERTY On MONROE STEEE1. INIONTOMN.

BY virtue of q deed Of trust. duly re ,or,led in -
Lber 1894 folio 1856 ct seq the lana records
of the District of Columbia and AZ the request OF
the party secured thereby. will oer for sale.
front the prenisa = FRIDAY. MARCH NINTH.
A. d.. 1855 FIVE O'CLOCK A. ri. the following
described real estate, situate in the County Of Wash
ton. District of Columbia and known AID scribed
Lot nu, bered seventyour go. and IA north halt
Lot number Il enty-lye, of Fox and Van Hooks
subdivision OF Urion;own, a. the same is recorded
Iber Levy Court r-Cold No % folio 3d. Of the records
OF the surveyors ofice OF the District Of Columbia
Sold subject To a oeed of Jrust the sum of
$500.
Terms of sale: Cash. deposit Of $50 will lie r.
qdiret at time sale Terms Of sale be com lied
with within 10 days. All convey anciIs purchasers
cost. w MANSE- dr.,
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FOREIGN MINISTER'S SALE.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
SALE BY AUCTION OF THE ELEGANT FURNr-
TURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECrs AND RARE
OBJECTS OF ARR OF FOREIGN IMPORTA-
TON. WINES. PRESERVED FRUITS GLASS
AND CEINAwARE. BELONGING TO HIS EN-
CELLENCy THE GERMAN MINISTER AT HIS
RESIDENCE. NO. 734 FIFTEENTH STREET
NORTHWEST GERMAN LEGATION BUILD
INGD. TUESDAY, MARCH THIRTE ENTH lssS.
COMMENCING AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. NJ
The Furniture viii be view ON Monday. 18th
March, prior TO the sale. when descriptive Catalogues
will b. ready for Distributions at Office OF the
auctoneer and at Beall, Brown Co.'S PRIOR 90 sale
This is one of the most important sales of Foreign
Minister that VIII have occurred here FOR number u
years. THOMAS DOMIlNG
f2s-eotom6&d Auctionesr
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Hunting wo.ve. i'm a RlIzxard.
A CHILLY CHASE IN ILLINOIS, RESULTING IN Exc
ING SPORT FUR TIRE HUNDRED MEN.

A CHILLY CHASE IN ILLINOIS, RESULTING IN EXCIr-
ING sPURr fUR THREE HUNDRED MEN.
Fully 1000 hunters were expected TO be In line
at the big wolf drive planned 70 take place miles
southwest OF Tuscola, Ill, saturday, but as biz
zard set In early Ia the morning not 300 were
In the ranks when the captains ordered the ad-
vance. This small number could not form a line
sufficiently strong TO turn the wolves, and the con-
seque nee was that the two beaten up escaped not.
however, until Tue Jealous hunters had some eX-
citlhg sport The West lines aroused two huge
wolves, one SprinSing from the tai grass within
70 feet OF supervisor John Noiing, Who shot at IL
WIN his gun without effect. The dogs were upon
the beast In an Instant, and = running hight was
kept up between the beast and the dogs for fully a
htIf-LIi-e- It's sharp teeth laid open the flesh OF
TWO or ti!ret % the hounds and they could not be
Induced 10 iclow the animal further. The horse
Ihen chaScsi the wolves southwest several miles
IN lJtEe haSS2skia timber. The hunt Il to be re-
Iest'7i saturday, March 3. and II the weather Is
favorable al IN .inensc turnout Is expected.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10 ARMA-Advices from
~, MasSowah state that King john OF Aoysstnia has
time he will have reached Asmara. He has issued
APPROXIMATION summ0ning aLl classes OF his peO-
pie 70 arms, and declaring that he hOpes after ex-
terminating the Italians, 70 annihtlate the Sou
danese. IL Is reported that the Abyssinians In
TEND 70 attack the Italian forces In TWO coiumnA
which win advance from Asmasa aud Kasen n.
specttyely.
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'I,RUsTEEs SALE or No. 1905 ST. NV.

Der 81 lSS6 and recorielin IIbar No. l2B. foliofT
~ 81 of the land records of the District
Columbia aud at the written request the holder of
the note secured thereby will sell public auction
IN front ol the Prem s-s, TUESDAY, the SIXTH
DAY OF MARCH. 1858. at -FOUR AND HALF
- 30) O'CLOCK, PM, the following described real
estate. situate in the city % Washington, D. C. to wit
Fart OF ORIGINAL lot To- in square Numbered Ia l. beln
nng for the same at point 100 feet west from the
northeast cornerof said theme the line
81 street 20 feet, thence south lnz feet inches
thence east 20 feet thence north l0i feet inches 20
the point of bee1unlng- Also. the right Of fe
simple granted 20 Joseph T. MlbaTn by deed from
Dsnel X. Hagner dated August = lists and recorded
in Lter No. D60. folio De-. Z seq Of said land
records su!ect To certain deeds of trust the
of said deeds of trust dated January 18TH 1887 and
recorded in Liber No 12S. fo,o -. seq. to
note for $4,000 with interest 81 Ter cent Ter
mum. after January l+th, lNSN. AID the other dated
January Sth lsSs. and recorded in said Liber No.
l233 Gollo *, 81 seq % said land records,
INK thirty notes for $50 each aay able In thirty
nine consecutive months. SOONER at option after
December Sth 1884, with interest sc the rate u 10
per cent annun, after said Dect mber Sth payable
monthly.
Terms of sale cash. 800 of which must lie deposited
when the property Is knocked down. aud the balance
be paid within hye days from day Of sale All convey
encne at purchasers cost. IL Of sale
complied with ths trustee reserves the ri. Int to n
at the riE and cost Of the deauing purchaser after
i've days notice by advertise merit in Tire Evening
Star G. II KNIGHT. Trustee
GEO W. STICKNEY. Auc. f2.. % NH, 5.ti-.5t
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Ever SINCE FEBRUARY SrH

Ever SINCE FEBRUARY SrH
WE HAVE BEEN SELLING YOU CLOTHING AT
HALF PRICE. FIRST WE OFFERED AN ENTIRE
WINTER STOCK THAT HAD BEEN SLIGHTLY
DAMAGED BY SMOKE NEVER BEFORE DID
YOU HAVE SUCH A CHANCE AT BARGAINS IN
CLOTHING. THAT YOU APPRECIATED THE
BARGAINS WAS SHOWN BY THE RAPIDITY
WITH WHICH YOU CARRIED THE GOODS AWAY.
ALL THIS WAS YOUR GAIN AND DIR VERY
DECIDED AND ABSOLUTE LOSS.
HAVING SOLD OFF OUR WINTER STOCK TO
YOU AT HALF PRICE. WE NOW, on SATURDAY.
FEBRUARY 18th. OPEN OUR ADVANCE STYLES
OF SPRING GOODS. CONSISTING OF BUSINESS
SUITS. GETAWAYS AND SACKS DRESS SUITS.
CUTAwAYs. AND PRINCE ALBERTS. SPRING
OvERCOATs ODD PANTS. AND FANCY VESTS.
FULL DRESS SUITS. AND EVERYTHING BE-
LONGING TO FIRsT-CLASS STOCK.
FOR WEEK OUR GOODS HAVE BEEN COMING
IN AND WE HAVE BEEN GETTING READY TO
PUT SPRING STOCK ON OUR TABLES WHERE
THE WINTER STOCK SHOULD BE SOLD. AND
now WE ARE READY FOR YOU.
OF COURSE, NOT ALL OUR SPRING STOCK IS
HERE. MANY GOOD THINGS ARE STILL IN
THE HANDS OF THE wORKMEN. BUT DAY BY
DAY THEY WILL COME ALONG. WE WILL
SHOW you THE VERY NEWEST THINGS IN
OUR LINE. AND MANY STYLES THAT YOU CAN
FIND NOWHERE ELSE. WE ARE THIS SEASON
MORE THAN EVER BEFORE HAVING OUR OWN
GOODS MADE UP EXPRESSLY FOR OUR OWN
USE. AND THUS HAVE ENTIRELY EXCLUSIVE
STYLES.
NEXT TO OUR HALF.PRICE SALE THE ABER-
DEEM CHEvIOT PANTS. WHICH WE MADE TO
ORDER FOR S. MADE THE BIGGEs RACKET
IN WASHINGTON. WE HAVE ABOUT TWENTY
MORE STYLES WHICH HAVE JUST COME IN.
AND IF YOU WANT A PAIR OF Old PANTS.
HEAVY WEIGHT. TO WEAR A MONTH AND THEN
LAY ASIDE FOR NEXT WINTER. NOW is YOUR
TINE
J. Z BARNuM Z CO.
f24 93l PENN. AVENUE.
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shor,.S,rh,cd Observation-Disclosures,
pEoPLB WHO HAVE THE MISFORTUNE or LACKfN
THE RECOGNIZING FACULTY.

pEoPLB WHO HAVE THE MISFORTUNE OF LACKING
THE RECOGNIZING FACULTY.
From the Buffalo Commercial
"why don't you recognize that man? You know
him perfectly well, don't your" certainly, but
he has cut me three or four times, and propose
that he shall do the recognizing hereafter" This
isn't, by any means, an infrequent dialogue. II
opens up the question Of the inability OF some
people, even OF those who are not short-sighted.
TO recognize other people readily. There are men
and women whom we know and whom we cannot
suspect OF any prejudice against us, or any dis
position 70 'cut" us who ordinarily make no sign
OF recognition when they meet us. More than
that there are people whom we know and like
perfectly well, who accuse us OF cutting them in
public.
The writer has an acquaintance whom he occa-
sionally meets on perfectly friendly terms, and
who has honorably proved his courtesy, and yet
who never recognizes him on the street. IL is not
a slight. ..He never recognizes anybody his
friends will tell you And yet ne has no ordinary
defec. OF vision. His case Is re OF number which
seem to prove that there Is such thing as the
recognizing faculty, and that some people may be
deficient In it, such as Others may be dsficient In
the musical sense or In the power OF distinguish
ing cOlOrs. Ones identity has to be impressed
upon such peoples consciousness by long series
OF recognitions before 1t can be said to have be-
come established in their senses devoid Is that
sense Of acuteness. Such people are rather 70 be
comrniserated than congratulated. They are likely
TO be unJustly accused OF snobbery indifference
and TO have 10 carry burden OF unfriendly preju-
dice on account OF their defect.
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Two H1en AIMS.

One to make our goods the standard quality.
The other to make our figures the standard Of
lowprices. These have been our constant aims
for years past. 1t is not spasmodic efforts
which have accomplished this. but it Ia con-
tinued efforts.
We have pleased the people, pleased ourselves.
and merit continued support Let us haveit
and We will show you tempting bargains from
one years end to another. We have Full Lines
of GENTLEMEN'S. YOUTHS AND B OYS
CLOTHING. ready made or made to order, with
large line Of FURNISHING GOODS. AL ut
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
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T'ELEGRAHS TO THE STAR
oman. Property Owners Uneasy.

HxiRS OF = SIOUX HALF-BKERD CLAIMrNG OVER
s1OOO,OOO WORTH OF REAL ESTATE.
CHICAGO Feb. "a special from Omaha TO the
Isfes-OceGa slys: The presence IN the cisy OF
nan named Jas. H. Parsons OF Birmingham, Ala
IS likely 10 cause considerable uneasiness amnrsf
40 property owners In this city. Mr. Parsons
represents the heirs Of sophia Felix, a half-breed
sioux. VINO, In 1856 located loo acres OF land IN
What T. now one OF the most valuable suburbs Of
tn City, InI is estimated 10 be worth upward OF
s-OOOOD. THIS action Involves the title % I2O
acre, Of tais entry. In 1854 an act was passed by
congress authorizing the Sioux tribe OF half
BREEDS Then on their reservation at Prairie du
CAIan Wis, 10 dvesf themselves OF their titles In
tIe reservation aR TO receive scrip issued by the
government emitting them To locate $50 acres OF
any land subject 10 entry. one OF these half
br-etls, sophia Felix, under the provisions OF
act, had the script issued 20 her. This script
una>,ignaDe, and only the party tO whom ~ was
issued could locate the land, except by written
authority. To NJ 4. Patrick, now one OF the
vesithcSt residents OF Omaha, this authority
vas given. and under II he entered the I2O acres
March, iSsiO. power OF attorney IN blank and a
blank qit-rlaim deed 10 this property we're pro-
cured frUm sophia Felix. The power OF attorney
was filied ont 10 "A man named William Ruth, and
In the gull claim was put the name Of VI. 4. Pat
Tlck as grantee. In 1863 these two ms ruments
also n warranty deed from sophia Felix, executed
~ VIM. Ruth under the power OF attorney. In
1865 sophia Felix died she LETT as her only heirs
Two brothers aud a sister, Dennis, Harriet, and
Pierre Felix These heirs allege that they nr-t
discovered the frauds perpetrated on their sister
by w. r. Patrick In lsSd They have engaged Two
OI the leading attorneys OF the city, and SUIT VIII
probably b. instituted in the Federal Court.
There IRE lao persons Ia all who claim title 10
tie prOpeTtV IN question.
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GOULD AND Sage WILL NOT BE INDICTED grand
jury In New York yesterday f1led into court and
requested Judge Cowling to plain the statute OF
limitations as applicable to the Gould-Sage cases
The judge explained that the statute runs for I'VE
years and CT mmences from the date OF the CON-
mission or ae onense IL was announced after
tne Jury had returned that the case had been
closed and no indictment would be presented.
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers
EXECUTORS AND TRUSTEES SALE OF yALUA-
BILE SUBURBAN PROPERTY Ill ACRES AND
:}5 PERCHES) FRONTING ON LINCOLN
AVENUE, NEAR BOUNDARY AND NORTH
CAPTTOI, STREETS NORTH n = CAPITOL

cAPIToL SHEETS NokTH OF 6. s cAPiioL
By virtue Of the last will and testament Of aaes
q
III 81 s,fff : =. FST
al
sSd being p,s, .es fOES:fy called "9 y
on rs east :sd s q s
~ s or IN Par Of H forth Ss
Boundary street with the east line Of ssd rosd ssdns
sn
north s Scn s M s"a
s1a:
Ia inass: s es.s eleven sa hunt
S sas Of thence ss sunnns sar
eighty degrees and two minutes west n $50 Or
X. .s 1; sn s1s d
The as5 2, fS. ns
east i3S ma thence running y ,s:a i.:,nsI
.sSSx ns
fee the point Of eontaning eleven acres
and ra ri psSS 2. Ss
e 81 IN
IA !; ::. !: s
from 8. Capitol byildlns, and can readily be SUBJ
Terms: Ons-third caSh: balance in one and two
ycasI notes % beSr pa can't interest from day Of
deed Of trust the preseA or al cash ct option Of
purchaser or purchosen dspos;t Of e2 900 vii Be
co Terms Of sale 70 Be eo,np!,sd With fn ten dasA
ehaser or purchsse sfter ve days public notice Of
&c ssa S s;'' 30 's?i ]: s..s.s
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TEEMER WNs--The sculling race for the cham
plonship OF America came on yesterday afternoon
on Lake Weir, Florida, the contestants being
Teefner, Hamrn. ana Mckay. Teemer won In
twenty minutes two seconds; Mckay second,
twenty minutes. nye seconds, and Hamm, twenty
minutes, six seconds
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AUCTION SALES
.AwNBRoKEg.s AUCTION sAlE.

All persons holding tickets FROM a. n Gao iucllt-
sNe and uteres; lot Paid Cor three mont IS on she fol-
l,fwlng srticie-. viz Gold and SILVER Matches Dis
5aonds isweirS Gums. Pistols Mechanical Tools ISle
fster tSoks. f,cieS Albums. hAnN,s tltar- Clocks
Vases. Silver and Plated Ware. Rif,cl.s Rsby Ca
iiaEes. Gold headed Canes. Sewing Na-hipes ara
C.otkiilg, embracing Ladies' and rfteen's caring
AIalN will be sold at public At 3ol Penn
sgtNAnls avenue northwest. al HAI.F-pAST SEWN
On FRIDAY MARCH SECOND. ism
=. ro,,,- VI IA LA>hEN, Pswnbroker.
NJ. foLhh, ancuoneer fssl-3t
ThoMAs BOWLING. AucnOnsoz
CONTINUATION SALE OF PIANOS ORGANS
SITTING INSTRUMENrs, MUSIC Bo1KS
SHEET MUSIC &C
ON FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH sFCoNn Isss
COMMENCING ~ Ten OTLOCh. shall continue
the sale OF Pianos Organs &C. az 937 street NORTH
ia the meantime articles can be purchased AZ prv.ye
sale. $3.50
fs9-2t TH0S BOWLING. Auctioneer.
REAlL. BROWN 4 CO.
REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND INSURANCE.
1891 T STREET \ W.
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DUScASsoS BROS AnctiOns'rs
HANDSOME FURNITURE. CARPETS. &C.

n
HANDSOME FURNITURE. CARPETS. &C.
ELEGANT RrgsH Il, sSEkSE sS1TE GILT FRAME
hssG ksAflSaH FfRtfg E5k Mfa
SsbtEs;; H. r TSSGESS' SOFAS LStSSES,
Der ksi sSHs MI SIbfs
TsiSHt kiHE
WAsHsTANBs: FINE .MHITT;HAiR MAT
bopY Hs ASp R 6fkrR tAk
kFFFN ~ S fEIS 60 Sios
Street NokfHwEsT. :" --1'''N w. 1.-Two ~
ON r All AScE MARCH .
Commencing at TN O'CLOCK. we will sell At y the
TTRE caKPGTs. NC contanea therein. to Which
the attention Of buyers is respectfully called f2St
VyNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioueer
TERIAi-. CONSISTING OF EIGHTEEN GREAT
T HSISsiSS fS WIZ TWO SCOOPS. HOLDING
Jewelers.. ROLLERS. WTEELBARRows. sHoy-
Ella SIEE K2sf rDos TIMBER
HORSES. CARTS nt ALsS WAGONS. HARNESS..
On MONDAY, rEpEtSSsiEsfS TWENTIETH. 1888: a.
Ssss rss nx
out reserve the above goods;
articles IeIonTine to the undersianed: "A''e
Two sEfIT GAUGE :oo ES S7XS9 Y, one
9xl5; ONE WEIGHING IL TONS 500 POUNDS,
DIAMETER Sxl6.
oOxlO cRUsHER. BLAKE's PATENT. WITH EN-
CINE COMPLETE.
y1rTY,THgEE TONS sTsHHfL KAn1. xE1sH5ss
RAIL- EoS %EisH INC fStSSs PER YARD A0'
FIFTY DUMP CARS OF 5 FEET GAUGE, HOLD
ING 2H YARDS EACH
BY osasr S e ,xo -, G; PETERSON SEQ:
exTHE ABOVE SALE Is UNAvoIDABIY POST
poned until MONDAY. MARCH TWELFTH. 1885,
same hour and place.
By order Of g. PETERSON co.
THOMAS DOWNING, AnctioneeI. f24-dts
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y.ron, Raidu i'm Begins Another suit.

Tiii~ IiHE SHE WANTS s2u.OOo FOR loss OF HER
BUSINESS and SOCIAL POSITION IN CHICAGO.
>sN FEAN,t-CO, CAL, Fen. IA Los Angeles
special says that Verona Baldwin has emerged
again. This time she brings suit for $4,000
-iirst Richard Garvey, Of Los Angeles, because
-lIs rlaisIs h. infiuced her U leave chicago and
cIe here 10 testify in tie suit OF Millionaire Bald
win against Horace Bell editor. verona de-
rlires sue was drawing a revenue Of 81, 900 year
tom 4 school Tor working girls in Chicago. which
she was teaching. and that Sne had also secured a
place IN good society there. Both salary and So
cal position SHE sacrificed 10 come tO Angeles.
C;aTv~y says h. helped the girl, she seemed des-
t,sUte. but that he never promised 10
cTdl months ago, when she proposed 10 make DIR.
SItii >. OF MERGED. support ner because OF an al
ICED marriage several years ago. Her career for
Tue last tve years has been exciting as In that
time she has brought two breach OF promise suits
..ainst ''Lucky Baldwin, has tried 10 shoot him,
been iuSans aSyiunS. and secured
$4,000 from the Old I.i,..Onaire COMPROMISE
~ All Iler suits.
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NOAH WALKER & CO..
625 Pennsylvania ave.
PH1LADE1pH1A STORE.
92s eth st. and FOG st. NV.

HILADELPHIA STORE,
OPS 7th st. and FOG Z St NV.
New Spring Hosiery.
25c.
An extra quality 3albriagan at Csc.
Anew tnore coming) Shoppers Black Ribbed at CSC.
sold elsewhere at 3lc.
Choice styles Of Fancy Stripes at %. BIN and Soc
viii offer in Chidrens' Black Ribbed Hose lot Of %
ooL SIZES 70 =, of celebrated French make At 2oc.
pair never sold less than 371sc.
have received another lot of the Ladies' Pure SILK
quality 40 to soc.
WHITE GOODS WHITE GOODS.
LACES AND EMBROIDERIES.
TABLE LINENS. NAPKINS AND DOYlIES.
BLACK SILKS. BLACK 6ILKA
Full line Of the Celebrated Monopoly Brand q lea
than REGULAR prices this u the best brand Of black
silks Tor the price in the market and guaranteed
fuii line OF Priestly 4 Co.'S Black Goods.
Aenriettas, Drap d Alma Camels. HAIR Mourning
Ciotn Crepe Cloth. Melrose Nuns Yelling.
Russian Crepe Cloth, Indian Stripes,
all ut the very lowest pricex
a full line Of Courtauld Cos. pure SILK Black En-.
.nsn Cfepss IN A, 5-4 and 81 widths for trimmings
spring weight Cassmerss for Men and Boys' vsar
CAKHART LKrUK
f25 s,os 18th snd 706 X Ia n -
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4 Fatal Avalanche.

HOW TWO PEksONS WEEs KuLED N WASHINGTON
TERRITORY.
Particulars have been received OF a snowslide on
the upper Wenstchee, Washington Territory, a
few day ago resulting In the death OF two per-
sons. James Brisky lives near wena.chee ana on
the day OF the fatal slide Mrs. Brisky, two small
children. and Rev. James Biggs were In the house
Brisk himself wasa short distance away choppipg
wood While so engaged some men near by
shouted 70 him. pointing cut at the same instant
mass OF moving snow and trees. Brisky sprang
forward, rushing toward the house. He was
caught In the avalanche, buried 10 his knees and
carried across the guich, narrowly escaping fear
raj death. The house was buried and swept some
distance. Both Mrs. Brtsky and the Rev Mr.
Blggs were crushed TO death in an Instant
strange 10 say. the children escaped without the
slightest injuries, some tmbers OF the house being
50 crossed as To screer tGer.. The snow was about
40 feet deep. The bo,. - OF the victims were re-
covered and the two children soon rescued
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The INDIANA ELECTION FRAUDs.-In the Federal
Court In indianapolis yesterday Justice Harlan
rendered q decision In the Case OF Coy and Bern
helmer, the men convicted OF conspiracy to induce
the election o!cerS 10 surrender their papers, suS-
tanning Judge Woods or the Federal District Court.
Justice Harlan oyerruled the application for writ
OF error and refused the new trial asked ior. At
torney McNutt 81 the defense Is in Chicago and IL
Is said he will make an immediate application To
Judge Gresha In for writ OF haDeaS corpus
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The Presidency. Reply to a Florida Man

The Prestdent'0 Reply 70 n Florida Man
From the Jacksonville News-Hegald.
Grover Cleveland, President OF the United States,
has given proof during his Florida trip that he is
possessed OF an abundance OF good nature as well
as Of dignity. The little episode at the Palatka
station in the darkness OF Thursday night well
illustrates this. fiippant young man In the
crowd cried out somewhat familiarity, "SOrry you
ainJ going 70 stop with US longer, Grover" To
which the President replied, In precisely the same
vein, "You amt SO sorry as am" This retort
was made without the least surrender OF dignity
on the part Of the President. IL was unexpected,
10 be sure, as trife unconventional, but 1t Just
ntted the time, the place and the conditions
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ENTIRELY NEW
BLACK LACE FLOUNCING

These goods ARRIVED SATURDAY, and the invoice
amounted to the sum mentioned above.
THEY ARE OUR OWN IMPORTATION.
And such values cannot be bought from any iobber
dealer in this country who have to charge q profit
for themselves. Consequently you buy them at such
prices as almost low any other house has to
pay for them
SEvENTY-FIvE PATTERNS
SELECT FROM
OPENING SALE
THIS WEEK
SPECIAL PRICES,
BLACK CHANTIL.LY FLoUNCINGs.
WARRANTED ALL SILK,
40 INCHES WIDE.
Lot at s5c a yard. worth s1.a5.
Lot at Sl.5O S2o5.
Lot at $40 $3.50.
Lot at S1.9S s2.75.
Lot at s225 1925.
/ Lot at S.5O a3.5O.
And Upwards.
ALL EXQUISITE PATTERNS
BLACK SPANISH GUIPuRE FLoUNcINGs.
ALL SILK. 40 INCHES WIDE.
Lot at Sl.25 q yard, worth $500.
Lot at $3.50 " s22J.
Lot at Sl.7J d" $50.
Lot at Sl9S 80 x2.75.
Lot at S2.2J ." =" 1925.
Up to S. Yard.
IN ALL THE NEWEST DESIGNS.
THE CHEAPEST LINE OF FLOUNCINGS EVER
BROUGHT INTO WASHINGTON.
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