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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-03-10
Seneca.

We are enjoying beautiful May weather for
the present, and the young folks are making
the most Of 10.
Our city fathers are holding their meet.
ngs in the new village hall, the second floor
having been neatly aud tastefully furnished
for that purpose.
J. u. Brown, an Ottawa boy, has recently
boz ght out the grocery and dry goods stock
Of n. Bilharz, in | is husly engaged in in
vocing same. j. u. is no slow coach, but u
genuine hustler" and is bound to max e
his mark in this, the liveliest village on the
canal
The Ancient Order of liihernians and
heir many friends are to have reunion
and bail on ST. patrck's eve, March Ii. ).
$ Willis orchestra has been engaged to fur.
nish the requisite stimulus for the musical
aud saltatory programme. Songs Of the
u Green Isle" speeches and Rotations by
eurs and artists of culture and expert
ence will form the attractions Of the evening
until ten o'clock, after which the lovers of
rerpsichore can agitate the eight fantastic
until the wee, sma' hours Of St Patrck's
Day.
Upwards of 100 miners and laborers are
employed by the Plat Coal Co. here, and
are daily turning out the black diamonds to
their utmost capacity. kArrA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-14

USprRwrAR SALE CONTINUED.
WOODWARD LOTHROP will continue thei
EIGHTH ANNUAL JANUARY SALE.
of
LADIES' FINE MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
and quote the additional extraordinary bar
gains. The response to this sale the last two
weeks shows conciusively that cottons
styles. workmanship and prices are appreciated.
Notwithstanding the recent advances in cot
tons our prices for the Made-Up Garments will
remain the same.
CHEMISE FOR % CENTS.
Made from good Muslin square neck. Cambria
Iufie around the neck and sleeves. well-made,
entirely finished, all sizes. .25c.
CHEMIsE FOR BIN CENTS.
Made from strong, serviceable Muslin, tucked
front, Hamburg edge on neck. sleeves and
'front.' extra value, all Sizes .371sc.
DRAWERS FOR 25 CENTS
Made from extra good cotton, two-inch Ham,
burg ruffie with two clusters of tucks above
the ruf.e, full cut..... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
CORSET COVERS FOR 12S CENTS.
Made from fair muslin. seams finished. buttons
and button holes complete, high and low
CORSET COVERS FOR % CENTS.
Made from extra good cotton, hamburg trim
med, well finished. all sizes. ..............25c.
MOTHER HUBBARD GOWNS FOR so CENTS.
Made from strong soft muslin, yoke of solid
tucks, nicely made and finished. all sizes. soc.
MOTHER HUBBARD GOWNS FOR rs CENTS.
Made from extra fine cotton, soft finished, yoke
of fucks and insertion, Hamburg trimmed. zoe.
MUSLIN SKIRTS FOR 30 CENTS.
Made from heavy soft muslin, finished with
tucked cambria ruflie, with a cluster of fine
tuchs OOc.
MUSLIN SKIRTS FOR 10 CENTS.
Made from extra good heavy cotton, double
cambria rufie. three deep tucks in each rufae.
with cluster of tucks above .............15c
MUSLIN SKIRTS FOR ONE DOLLAR.
Made from extra-fne quality of muslin eight
inch cambria rufie. trimmed with torchon
lace. torchon lace inserting in the rufae, full
Second floor; through arch.)
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
Cor 18th and sts NV
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IL Is on such dGy as this one set out to be that
the removal Of the bells from the street-car horses
Is most seriously felt The sidewalks were so slim
pery 10 some parts Of the city that it was almost
Impossible 10 keep ones footing On them Pede,.
TRANS who took TO the roadway found the spaces
between tae rails OF the car-traeSs wheIeyer
available. the safest avenue for locomotion. h.,
then came the fog binding every body, and no ak
ing sound the only guide TO direction. The rafs
Were sprinS!ed thlckly with crushed ice am, dir,
which formed such a cushion that the r-wheeIs
mace almost no noise In their revolution. Wt,h
vehicles coming and going on all sides horses slim
ping and falling. anu other clatter DINING In ones
ears. II was Impossible at times to distinguish the
sound OF the ear-hOrses hOOis Oh the cobpsstones.
while, az the distance OF a horses length fror, :,
trespasser On the tracks the driver was unable N
shout a warning dltIl too late To do any good
fortunately, fOCs Ike this mornings and v,cl,
Dad Walking, are MT common enough In WashInp-
Ton 10 De treated as ordinary incidents nj IiTe
hey are. II the strictest sense exceptltyeI. but
when they DO occur, they serve very WIN 10 con-
Irin the position taken by the STAR VIII er, tb nro
posa 70 silence the caT-bell a. up for discussion
LIST sprinS-that conditions were Liable 10 arts,
uhler which the incOnyeniense OF a Silent cor
would IaoEe than commentaries the so-caII.h nut
s2nce CT a Jnkle
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The acquittal OF Daley, who killed Mr.. Kennedy
last summer, raises the question again which
came UP at trial OF Guiteau and has repeatedly
arisen In other and less notable cases, as TO how
insane a man must be in order 70 escape hanging
for MURDER and how far insanity Is an excuse for
crime at all.
when sane man kills his neighoor with intent.
and without due provocation, we hang him. The
Gpholders OF capital punishment say that this ex-
IRENE penalty Is not imposed In the spirit OF re-
vepge but by way OF defending society against
further violence from the same hand, and In the
hope Of deterr1ng other persons who contemplate
committing a homicide. But, II this be true. on
what theory Is a dis InctIOn made between sane
man who Kills In cold blood and the victim OF a
numerous mania! society Is always more sacred
than the individual In community OF tnou-
sand souls the safety OF one mans life Is valuable
as compared with the safety OF the lives OF the
Others. only In the proportion OF one TO nine hun
Cred and ninety-nine; and, when IL appears at any
time that the community Is endangered By the sur
yiyal OF this one person the community assumes
the right to put him 70 death
The opponents OF capital punishment, Of course,
argue that society IS as well protected when an
assassin is securely locked behind the doors OF a
prison or a Iunatic asylum when he has had his
lifechoked out OF him But the other side promptly
answers that prisons are not impregnable and
cOnvicts sometimes escape; that the pardonng
power Is often exercised In behalf OF unworthy
subjects and that a writ OF habeas corpus, or the
earelessly- prepared report OF a few good-natured
physicians, IS liable to set at large lunatic while
stfli dangerous.
II Is now too late 20 change anything IN Daley's
case whether the verdict Is considered sound or
the reverse IL Is hot too late, however, TO say
that the course OF the jury has In no wise modified
public opinion on the subject of the Kennedy homi-
eide or weakened the force OF Judge Cox's admira-
bic ruling that a man who is sane enough to COM
prehend the nature OF his acts and realize their
consequences Is sane enough to be punished for
them in the manner prescribed by law.
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Second floor; through arch.)
WOODWARD L LOTHROP,
Cor. 11th and r SITS. NV.
Extra GooD VALUES In LINENS.

weinvite your examination and comparison
of the following substantial bargains in Table
Damasks, Napkins and Towels:
60-inch Full Blesched German Linen Table
Danasks, in all white and red bordered, pure
fax. and Warranted to retain its weight after
washing, extra value.
ONLY soc. PER YARD.
66-inch Cream German Linen Dsmasks, choice
of five handsome patterns, soft undressed
finish, and is an unusually good quality for the
price.
ONLY Soc PER YARD.
74-inch l2 yards and inches fulD Cream
German Linen Table Damasks, thirteen hand
some patterns TO select from. pure Aax, free
FROM dressing or any foreign substance. We
consider this the best wide danask possible to
buy anywhere for the price.
ONLY q PER YARD.
100 dozen. size 4-8. Cream German Linen
Goiorsd Bordered Frngsd Dsmask Doylies. the
usual u .25 quality,
ONLY 81 PER DOZEN.
100 dozen, siss 5-S Blesched German Linen
Danask Table Napkins. full sslvedge Gas are ali
our pspkins,. eight choice patterns, extra quail
ity, and belongs at SL5O,
ONLY e1.Z5 PER DOZEN.
100 dozen, size IL by 50. Plain White An
Linen Monte Towels. usual price 123tc..
ONLY lOc. EACH
We carry the largest stock and best variety Of
twenty Ave-csnt Towels in the city-s stock
that hes few equals In this country.
$500 dozen Of Fine Damssk aud Huekabsck
Pure Linen Towels. In stxtsen different stylss
COMPRISING all white and fancy bordessd. either
plain or tnottsd fringe, sizes 20 by 20 to - hy
- inchess
CHOICE 25c EACH.
(secopd Floor; commodious Depaztmspt,
WOODWARD + LoTHRoP.
jhl3 Cor. 18th and sta n. ".
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SALE BEroRE Srock.rAk1sa.

SALE BrroRE Srock.rAk1se.
We make our semi annual inventory Of stock
Tuesday evening, January 31st In pursuance
of our custom, we begin two weeks before the
event to reduce stock Of all Winter Goods to the
minimum. and are now overhsuling all depart
msnts that appear to be overloaded, changing
prices TO REDUCE THE SURPLUS.
Quantities goods will go for considerably less
than early-in-the-season prices. All Of our
Winter stock must be sold. as We carry no goods
over from one season to another. We to-day
begin with the
WRAP DEPARTMENT.
and without further comment, ask your exam
instion of the following extraordinary reduction,
believing that you will readily recognize the
present to be o good time to buy Wraps:
Black Astrakhan Jackets from 81 to So.
Black Astrakhsn Jackets from s12 to $3.50.
Black Astrakhan Jackets from ell to SO.
Black Astrakhan Wraps from 315 to Sl2.
Black Astrakhsn Wraps from $40 to &l5.
Black Astrakhsn Wraps from &25 to els.
i miscellaneouslo lot Of Ladies' Cloth Newman
kets aud Ra9lans, made from Cheviots, Beaver
and Fancy Striped and Checked Cloths. Regu-
lar Prices. S12, $l2 80, &l4 and $lo.
CHOICE $40 EACH.
Lot of Ladies' Fine Newmarkets. made from
Kersey and Beaver Cloths, with capes, tan and
black. very stylish.
Former Prices. ST. and 80
Stock-tsking Price.
SEAL PLUSH SHORT WRAPS
Not even these excellent popular Wraps are
spared. This offers a rare opportunity to Sc
a fine, stylish wrap at a price usually
asked for much inferior garment
Seal Plush Short Wraps, from $50 to s15.
Seal Plush Short Wraps, from So to s17.
Seal Plush Short Wraps, from SO to $40.
Seal Plush Short Wraps, from $3.50 to S22.
Seal Plush Short Wraps, from $50 to 80.
SEAL PLUSH SACQUES.
These garments increase in popularity every
winter season, and he bought for next
winters wear without fear of their being out of
style.
Seal Plush Sacques. from go to $50.
Seal Plush Sacques, from S27 to S22. 80.
Sel Plush Sacques, from $50 to go.
Seal Plush Sacques. from $40 to $34.
WRAPPERS ALSO INCLUDED
We desire to sell every Wrapper in stock be-
fore JAM 31st, and with that end in view, We
havemade the following changes in prices.
Ladies Gray Blanket Wrappers, red and blue
striped bordering.
REDUCED FROM 81 TO $3.50
Ladies' Flannel Wrappers. Navy blue, red.and
dark gray, handsomely Traded in black.
REDUCED FROM 500 TOs7.
Ladies' Fancy Striped Flannel Wrappers,
variety of patterns.
REDUCED FROM SO TO $3.50
Ladies' Fancy Blanket Wrappers, i'll polka
spots, stripes and plain
REDUCED FROM slo TO %.
WOODWARD LoTHROP.
jal4 Cor. 18th and f SITS. NV.
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WANTED ROOMS.

WANTED-Bl TWO SINGLE LADIES IN OF-
w hoe three communicating unfuruished rooms IN
hrst or second floor, near 10. Department Stat Irine
and address W. T., star office. tll-3t.
WANTED-BY A MEMBER OF THE GEOIOGI-
w cal Survey 10 secure permanent furnished odg-
ings without board for self aud miy n,qulrss two
connecting bed rooms and parlor usually absent June
To October but wishes Ia hold over reasua-
bile terms. State particulars. Address Box To- Star
office. iala-.lts
WANTED-TWO SECOND FLOOR FURNISHED
w rooms with board IN private family. Grst-cass
boarding house, for two ADULTS Address, STATING Irloe
and locality. terms must he reasonable. ENFIELD,
Star office. Ml3 3ts
WAN1ED-BH A GENTIEMAN-FURNIsHF
w room and board in strictly Catholic family
DE IN northNsste part Of the city. Address With fun
particulars bon ~ Star Office. jal3-2t.
WANTED- ROOMs-MANY PERSONS CALL on
w US every day for furnished aud unfurnish.,I
rooms. Persons having them 10 rent should us.
ROOM RENTING AGENCY. 6l2 sth st nv. j3 ! II.
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WANTED--HOUSES.

VNANTED - GOOD FURNISHED HOUSE IN
w northwest for private family VIII Iay Ia adj
vance for five months. Only those who will r.ut
reasonably need answer. Address PRIVATE FAM
Ill.," star Office. U2-
WANTED-DlRECT FROM OWNERS. HOUSES
w and Lots Tor cash purchasers Any property
placed with us Will he literally advertised at
peIse. Rents collected. Estates MANAGED Insurance
effected HOLLAND a THONTSON
9el3 1913 ST.. Adjoining sun Building.
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E1aHrH ANNUAL JANUARY SALES.
MONDAY. JANUARY 10,
BEGINS THE
THIRD WEEK
EIGHTH ANNUAL JANUARY SALES
LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR,
LINENS. AND HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
READY-MADE BEDwEAR AND COTTONS.
FINE HAMBURG EMBRoIDERIEs.
MEMS UNLAUNDERED SHIRTS.
Each of the above departments will be found
thoroughly stocked with entirely new goods.
representing the very best intrinsic values aud
well worth your attention.
WOODWARD LOTHRoP.
Cor. 18th aud SITS. NV.
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b"as fiat'' Oh New York. has been vorsted in
ms sIuesle Ia hold fast the quarantine CON-
a4Ie' ''p. 10 Which he never was lawfully
Eishandled- Y.e viii now have 10 give up This
ofdneh OF D-S business. which Is understood To
nave hettvI him an income OF some 10000 year.
anu COM ne himself strictly 10 the main work Of
MS ttS de, making and unInaking Senator's. nomi
hAipIg candidates for Governor and Secretary Of
s~.te. ane perhaps taking an occasional flyer
IA presidential politics
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-14

"he'her as an exhibition OF Ignorance or men,
uicHy. the following extract from a bufness cir
issue, under date OF the II inst, BY the
Baltimore Il Hericaa Is one OF tb. mos ,,,..-,-
De statements ever published:
Its circulation meaning The ctr,u,atto, -, che
Antertedaj IL Washington Is also a. iar,. u 'Ii
Vi the washington papers" "S an1
the other Washington papers ca, ,-,o.,. o..
themselves; but 80 ftres TgE Sr,p.s PsaN M
We are able To say that 30 far from -,
having as large circulation a. T,,v -, -
washington, We can prove that HE sr,p rI-cn.
iAteS several thousand more 'ories qally in wash.
ington thah the AHericona does IN BaittD,ore ~
own nome eity. fnrth' 1rynore, it can be es,ab-
nsaeu Sltislac,ori.y that the average circulatiop
VI As >iAA "a Washif cton alone Is greater than
- Of the american, inside
Sunday, as The STAR dns not pubIIsh on ,ba,
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THE TRADES.

SPECIALITY IN BooKBiNDINa. : HARPER,s
- aud Century Msglzlnss bound for IS AND Is eents
y The LhCLII blNDEkx tsstabksh 1s4sA iolz
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LOST AND FOUND.

O. REWARD LOST JANUARY H. SMALL
50 SKYE Terrisr r. Dog ans,Terins 70 tine name 4
no questions asked tor safe return 10 lil9 coreoran
I osT-oN JANUARY :. SMALL WHITE HOUND
chain collar on neck with the initials h n. 2I57
All6sral reward will be paid for his return to said
number. lts
l,oUND-oN THURSDAY MORNING, IN AGAR
u and ps ing cot OF advertisement the owner can "a
7 osr-oN WEDNESDAY llTH. GOLD sPEcTA.
n left at star Office. az
n osT-A WHITE SETTER BITCH. LEMON EARS,
IL common spot ON right side collar with oNneIl
18th st. Georgeto~n, aud resolve good reward IL
4 OsT-oN FRIDAY 18TH, LARGE LEFT HAND
1Lbear-skin glove liberal reward All be paid for
Maine n.
IyoUND-A PAIR OF OPERA GLASSES Al Ma
II uonal Theater which the owner can have by PROV
f e su On khS I5o4 Sa IT i
i osT-rRIpAi NIGHT. EITHER IN OR GIT
with money. Nj. s. l., $40 lsti St IL.
II osT-A WHITE SET lER DOG. LEMON Spots;
l.a tss 4aSli Reward If returned to l7oi Istns
l,oUND-A POCKET BOOK: OWNER CAN HAVE
s@s y EdSrs s. and li "a Gf 81.
81 sw. IL
L osT-AT N.BAUGTs OPERA HoUsE on
IL "Wednesday afternoon. January 4. a Black M
rocco Pocket Book. with silver corners and card %
owner insi lie. suitable reward will % given u
turned TO 20l7 d St nv. lsl4-2ts-
Il OsT-oN THURSDAY AFTERNOON A SMALL
IL Crayat Pm, l.arl. surrounded with small DlA-
monds. Please return 10 ls3l kst. Jal3-2t'
II osT-JANUARY Il. FROM BUILDING OF Dis
sT1ea soss na poinssr pnppy White VIII
Jsnitor Of building. sal3-Bt
4 osT-SEAL WITH GRIFFIN's HEAD AND INI-
- uals q. q. H. reward will be gINeu II returned
IL BELL 4 CO, l457 PennsylXAnis ave. gl2-3t'
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OPENING Or FRENCH SArEENs.
sEAToN PERRY.
(succesor to PERRY BRorHEnJ
WILL OPEN on MONDAY, JANUARY 18TH. HIS
DIRECT IMPOHTAIIONn OF THE FINEST
QUALITIES OF FRENCH SATEENS
DOLLFUS, MFG Il CIE,
FRERES KOECHLIN.
THESE GOODS HAVE JUST BEEN RECEIVED
Ny EXPRESS ORDER FOR THE SPRING Of 1883.
LOWEST PRlC )" ON HEAVY CLOTH JACKETS
WRAPS AND NEWMARKETS.
"GREATLY REDUCED PRICES ON SEAL PLUSH
SACQuES. WR APPS AND JACKETS.
CiDED VELVET WRAPS AND NEWMARkET5 AT
A GREAT SACRIFICE To CLOSE
GREAT BARGAINS" IN REMNANTS OF SILKS.
NELSETS, DRESS GOODS. WHITE GOODS,
BLEACHED GOODS. LINENS, SATEENS, GING-
NOVELTIES IN SILK GAUZEs. ILLUSIONS,
CREE hrpl E, De IL, CHIMES AND BRUSSELS NETS, AT
new MoikE FRANCHISE AND MORE AN
SUPERB STOCK OF LYONS BENGALINES,
FAII-E FRANCHISE. SATIN DUCHESSE AND ALL
SILK NELNETS IN BLACK AND COLOR>.
ELEGANT GOLD AND SILVER BROCADED
SATIN AND MORE FOR PANELS AND GAkNI-
NOVELTIES IN FABLE AND VELVET CON-
BINED PANELS WITH SASHES TO MATCH
IREFOUSSE KID GLOVES, SILK HOSIERY
sS-PLAlN FIGUR RES AND CORRECT PRICES.
sEAToN PERRY.
Perry Building. Pennsylvania ave. cor. 9th st.
Established 1s4O jaI4
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LNRE!-FIIE,-DKY GOODS DAMAGED BY FIRE
IL aud water; great sale now III progress at
BLUMS,
jal4-2ts 745 and 141 Sth 81.
nUk s25 SEAL PLUSH sACQUEs CUT TO SIS;
~ marked in blue figures
DOUBLE COMBINATION STORE,
ta133t 1241 aud 1243 tn ST. Sc.
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TINS Mans BrsrSrss
30 PER CENT DISCOUNT
BRODHEAD co
Oder an elegant 81 Atwood French Cashmere ana
their eatlre stock OF shaws az 80 yer cent dis cunt
Also Woi.c erful osr@lns In silks. satins Vel,e D.
brushes Drers Sood- Hosiery. Gloves. Handkercl aefs
Corsets, Blankets. COnfOrt4bles CounIsrtaues Tain
Linens. Towels. Ladies' and cents nderwear far-
San Jackets etc 81 SIX face velvet nov lie Vel
vettens, 1oc. Atwood Seamless Half Hose 2-.
BkODHEAD 20.
tal2-3t BOT ST. Masonic Ten4plel.
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WoopwAnp & Lornnors CoIuxs.
SATURDAY. JANUARY II. lsss
CHANGED DAILY.

Srsrsa Season. 1883.
OPENING
ANDERsoNs SCOTCH aINaHAMs
FREREs KoEcHLINs FRENCH sATrEENs,
representing the choicest and most varied as
sortment Of styles and colorings that these cele-
brated makers have ever produced.
Second door)
WOODWARD & LOTHROP,
Cor. 18th aud SITS. NV.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

I,oR SALE : CONTAINING 800 ACRES or
II cleared land under good cult sion. l35 neres an
iron Annapolis; good shelled road has good " ar
and plenty water Bay RIDE "a lroad ta thIoaSs
large frame dwelling, tire small rsnle dselins.,
with ice one stable. one eI1nTy one corn house. two
barns. one lsrpe hay harrsak, oe schlne houss one
trees good large apple snd @r or hard 80 ars- m
strawberrles - acres IN blsekberres a. POT sold o.
with AL stock anu farming nIlemenis tor erIs and
further psrtlcaisTs address S W. Y" sia5Is
V,AKN AND orNTIEMAN's COUNTRY SEAT FOR
Il sale, at bargain Il taken Immediately; rssldenos
fecy healthy; salt water. with BEAUTIFUL com
%..Sins.oS VIEW frc s1H si G %
once 1al4-ls'
INoR sALE-ls SPLENDID FARMS IN MONT
II gomsry 60. Nd near Met brsnoh k sis eho'ee
Loudoun Co. Va, near railroad. Aeeautii.l home
! IUcKETT. s35 Est NV ,AIa-6r'
I,oR RENT-FoR THE YEAR lsss-A VERY
+ pleasant new and comfortable Cottage OF i've
ss se s,. ssr on and the Gsch and
Il twenty min Ss. nSs rpm Ns ~ sl res.
Sss 81 Law. ssa LOuissns ave. ,.Io-ta.sar:
Xrd.iei station. d and z I: r: .,is' iron r..
sssSr house sss Of ssilsisetors tenant Win espi
AS S. TO- sars' Atrys,La.. Az La ave.
CO Ma 1850 100 . &c .s x:.. :. s
wiel ss.,ion Prince oeg5c Co. ma on r "a
iesn. i nsa.s Z rooms sss orchard frsa
sS . ss p sase s%s AI ss so %i:
.. :n oS 8 nssSss ID i sS
in the Disir1cf Columbia $500 per acre, viii ed.
s.:' 's, ~ q ''' show g *
Jal2-l0 US y 81. boom q
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VUANTED-yIOLONCELI To RENT FOE FEW
ofce yal.-3ts
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l,IRE SALE NOW IN FULL BLAST!
H At
BLUM'S,
ta14-2t' 745 and a. Sth st. Sc
IT WILL PAY YOU To CALL; THIS CLEARING
Il sale means business: don't delay
DOUBLE CONDENSATION,
Jal3-3 121l and TAB l. 18th st. Sc
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s. OPPENHEIMER Bro,
jalf 5li 9TH ST. " w.
hON'T MISS TIE GREAT FIRE SALE
BLUMS;
Jal42ts 40 and AT Sth st.
GOISG OUT OF CARPETS, OUR CIRCULAR
" contains fuu list of tine cut: ask for prices
DOUBLE COMBINATION,
JalS-ot 124l and l243 18th st. SIC.
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NOTICE.
TO CONSUMERS.
Can for and Use other Flour but the
"BRIDAL VEIL"
THE ONLY PERFECT PATENT SPRING
WHEAT FLOUR
On the market. GUARANTEED 70 make MORE
los.ves and BETTER bread than any -four manufac-
rurrd For sale by the following we'll known Grocers
who handle it direct from the mu with no middle
MANS profit
John H. Mayruder. 14I7 New York ave.
Chas. L. Kellogg. Masonic TeInpie, 9Th St
&eO- E Kennedy X son. st.
y. Z Abbott, I12l Pennsy lvania ave.
u. A. Walker 1000 9TH 5
4. IL Burchard & Bro, Pennsylvania ave. and AZ ST.
1a14-wSs;}m
TNHE FIRE SALE WILL INTEREST YOU
Il At
BLUMS,
t1l g-2ts T4J and 147 Sth 1t Sc
y ~. WORSTED BALL DRESS TRIMMING, ALL
~ shades, cut 10 sc. per yard Marked III blue
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