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Bent q Drum at 90.

David Huntington, who was 50 years Of age
IN April last, resides with his son, S. A. Hunt
ington, in this city. lie was a soldier in the
war Of 1872, and now draws a pension Of So
month. Mr.. Huntington IS quite strong for
his age, and takes considerable interest in pub
lie affairs. On the Fourth Of July he grew so
patriotic that he buckied on a snare drum and
beat 1t IN style that made glad the hearts of
those who were fortunate enough 10 hear tbis
aged son Of Mars perform on the instrument.
That he may live many years to beat his drum
is the wish Of his numerous friends.
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CAUSES OF TIE CIVIL wAR.

The American civil was TIE greatest uofflsraT
event q TIE century whether we consider lie
causes Which 200 ~ llfe var ihe number of fves
lcst. VI Sac r--Ilt. ta4i removed tle dark s.afn
from The American flag which aow 'sa4es over a
country tEit ie9 =" t3e land 81 the free
We ssg slavery was tbr cause III tie war and IN
was DHL There ARE other more remote causes.
seldom taDHgit %.
first, ;he geographical eausc TIE 1!ss,i-si4.ri
BASIN CONTAINS many Darieai-e rivers and l-l--
braces large portion ~ tic wheat corn sr,.-1-
hDn cCtte1-5elts ~ North AueTic4. ACCORDING n,
some historians, The Coufsdefates intended IL
break so tle Union draw the States il t.st Fs----
Gippi Basin lato Tie Coincidence make syrz. ljI
leass tae toJiial, ard 20 control thc commerce of
tie greet river.
The second. sad probably more Irslro74..r. cans.
was the difference iu tie character ID II.e ffr,f "a
the two sections Political and religious ,5,.5.,-
tions h5ouai, ABOUT the settlement ~ both Ngrf7,
and South.
For years ia England There had been class -
people rll9 were not adlCrents of The Count ~. 4
cCn0unccd tle belief and rererlsr5es s.r m, .,i,
kisbeo C>4uTah. They WeFe Eaowu ae q -rf,syrfa
class HON $50, ard in cerision were called purl.
tans
During The reign Of the Stuarfs MANY E5,-5.s-.
settled 1n Sew England and became Fac csrjif, i-
element q lle Northern States and iu time 81 t3,7
Western States also.
When Oliver Cromwell was lord T5rGfa.t-~ "a
England many Of the Cavaliers who fsvrr-,4 ~
Court and were also a8herculs ~ lie Cl,,iro,l ~.
Neo Ia Ire southern States. EartieifitzrIy IL 49,
gnia arc tile Iar0iiuss. Tiseir idsas of -.if ~
a1h0 t1ose liflent were copied from tie poh,. /.
England ana so they favored an ar.ztacralf, 49,.
q Government, az The right ~ The few to .cyr
tbe many Lydia 7. Day, Parker, Fla
Ito BE- continued
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Ayers S3rsaparilla is justly considered the
only sure specific for blood disorders.
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SUNDAY MEDITATIoN.

Practical Duties Taught BIZ Study of the later
national Sunday school lesson Appointed for
Sept. ?. Ma, IS 1888.
Zone reading these notes should first carefully
study the paragraph from the Holy Scriptures as
indicated aboye.I
SUBJECT; THE REPORTS OF TIE SPIES WHO
WERE SENT INTO CANAAN FROM KADEsH-
BARNEA
l. Time
We learn from Nu 10: II, that the Israelites
left Mt Sinai on the Goth of the second month
of the second year after their departure from
Egypt, They remained about Mt. Sinai for
nearly q year They left in the year 2jl4
A. M., or 1890 B. c., or 8, 1913 years ago. 1t took
them about three months to reach Hadesh-
Barnea. Then the spies were seut into Canaan,
and were absent about 40 days (Nu., Is: 25.)
Verse 20 Of the lesson fixes quite definitely the
time of the year, the time was the time of the
first ripe grapes" Rev. john w. Nevin, D. D.,
ia his Biblical Antiquities, p. 81, states: The
vintage, or season for gathering grapes, began
early in the Fail. about the middle Of Septem-
Der (Tisri or Ethanim), and generally lasted
about two months" The first ripe grapes
would be on the vines early in September. We
remember the.Feast OF Ta5ernacles, which was
a harvest festival, including the grape vintage,
began on the 18th of Tisri Elk, %: is; Lev,
%: 50; Deu., is 49,
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rTWQ All Fits stopped free by Dr.. GIine,s fsrenr
IllU, Nerve RestOrer. M Fits after fr3s DAVIS
use. Marvellous Treatise and sZU0tral Oltt! m
20 Fit send 70 Dr. Kline. 81 Area ST.. FaiI P
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SHOT HIM DEAD.
Killing OF Samuel Wilson by NJ. Bennett
at oblon Station.

Killing OF Samuel Wilson by NJ. Bennett
at obion Station.
Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
NKwnuRS, Tenn, June 22-walter VIII.
son, son Of Sam Wilson, who moved here
from 0blon county some three years ago,
was killed al obion Station yesterday even.
ing, by n man by the name Of NJ. Bennett
II seems that Wilson and some other man
were In a difficulty and Wilson chased this
man out Of saloon and down the street
some piece, but did not ovcrtake him. and
as Wilson returned he struck Bennett over
the head with n beer bottle. Whcrcupon
Bennett pulled n pistol and shot Wilson
dead lie never spoke after lac was shot.
Bennett did not Try TO get away. The sheriff
at Levy was telephoned, and II II said Den.
nett will give himself up when he arrives.
The Wilson and Bennett families stand high,
aud the unfortunate affair u greatly re-
GREETED. Wilson's father received n telegram
yesterday evening and left Immediately for
Obion Station. which Il the second one from
this place and between here and Rivcs
The closing exercises Of the school will be
held today. Tho exercises during the week
have been largely attended, many people
from a distance being prcscn.
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P,r.s District ProhIbi,IonI.,..

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
NASHVILLE, Tenn, June 2i.--The ProhIbi-
tionists Of the First congressional district
held their convention ut Norrisiown. Tenn,
today. and nominated J. NJ. Pierce, Of
Hawkins county, for Congress Capt J. @.
Hedges. Of NorriStown. was chosen as ais.
trict clcctor and chairman Of the congrcs.
slonal committee. Thirty-four delegates
were To- Attendance, representing seven coun-
ties The proceedings were harmonious aud
marked with enthusiasm. Pierce was for
mcrly nm influential Republican, and bis
nomination for Congress Is considered the
strongest that could have been made by the
Prohibitonisis. The national ticket and
platform were strongly ratified.
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po,,s,e., no..,.m 4. re..e..es.

Prom the birmingham Age
Heretofore Senator Isham q. Harris has
had political matters IN Tennessee all bis
own way. Indeed, II Tennessee has a po-
lltical boss, his name IL Harris Heretofore,
In his contests for the United States Senate,
he has had things all his own way. Political
bossism In this country doesn't last life
time, and now tho senator II 20 have a for
midablc rival for his seat In Hon. J. O. ID.
AikinA who has just resigned a. commits
cionsr Of Indian Affairs 70 ~ home and enter
The contest for senator.
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his Majesty Excepted.

From The German, IN Tons tlillngl
The celebrated court preacher, Kobcr,
once preached very powerful sermon
against intempeance. The Grand Duke Of
saxony, whose nose looked like Chinese
lantern, happened 10 be present, and he
naturally regarded the remarks a. referring
20 himself; consequently he looked very
catching the grand ducal eye, modified bis
remarks by saying drunkenness II un-
doubtedly a great aud hcinous sin, against
which every true Christian should be warned,
excepting. OF course, our beloved Grand
Duke, whom God preserve 10 us many years
vet ~
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Card Prom Mr.. n. D. Jordan.

To the Editor Of The Appeal
had hoped that the litigation between
Kirk Allen and myself would not be in
truded on the public, but the article In yes
ierday's Scimiidr calls for notice from me 10
the extent Of stating that every allegation
made by Kirk Allen In the bill filed which
reflects on my character as a lawyer and
bill will be filed in the next few days. Con.
scious Of my own rcctitude. and having
nothing 20 conceal In this connection, the
latter will be left 10 the decision Of the
courts where II now properly belongs.
r. d. JoRpAH
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TODAY WE OFFER

100 dozen Laundered Star Shirt Waists,
worth 81 all over the country, even in
New York city, today at CSC. They
are a little soiled from handling.
Boys Navy Blue Knee Pants Suits, all
wool, at 1885.
MEMS SUITS-Men's Blue Flannel Suits
today at 1915, worth SO.
Mems Cheviot Coats and Vests only Sl.99
Mems Mackinaw Straw Hats 4sc; you can't
beat them for 81.
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THOSE AWFUL oHANcERY BILLS.
County Attorney r. d. Jordan Made the
Victim of Ono of Than

Mr.. r. d. Jordan, county attorney and
president Of the board Of education, Is the
victim Of highly favored bill in chancory
II is In the nature Of suit, and Is fled by
Mr.. Kirk Allen, through his attorney, Judge
James NJ. Greer
Mr.. Allen sues as the only living heir and
next Of kin Of John ID. Allen, who died in
1879, and William Allen, who died In 1873.
These two brothers were possessed Of a Ger
tain lot No. 81 Bcalc street, next 10 Mr..
Kirk Aliens present residence. Al the time
Of Mr.. John ID. Aliens death Mr.. jordan
was his attorney.
Mr.. Jordan, Il is alleged in the bill, bought
up a claim Of 900 against the property named
and obtained a right 10 collect rents 20 mt
isfy this. Seven years ago, fraudulently u
IL alleged, he had a decree entered In chan
Gerry ycsting the title 10 the lot In himself
and has since held possession Of H. The
plaintiff asks that Judgment be rendered
against the defendant divcsting him Of all
right TO the property, which Is worth about
5000, and the rents lac has collected for
eleven years.
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MENKEN g. COMPANY.
SATURDAYS BIG BARGAINS.
EVERYTHING READY TO WEAR.
A Word About Books.

Our book sale will be continued today
AS books are not part Of our regular bus.
mess, we are anxious TO close out our pres
ent stock. This is splendid opportunity
to begin the formation OF library or to
increase one. Although they are marked
at one-third and one-half the publishers
prices, for the reasons above given we do
not wish to prolong the sale, and therefore
offer today
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u worth for Ise Today.

We have lot Of odds and ends Of ladies'
TafIeta Silk Gloves and Mitts and silk Lace
Mitts which are worth from 75c 10 81; we
will close them out today at l5c a pair;
only l5c a pair.
The following reductions today on our
Patent Triple Finger-tipped Silk Gloves
The sl.l5 quality reduced 10 05c.
The 81 .25 quality reduced 10 s5c.
The $3.50 quality reduced TO 81.
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IN HONOR OF DIR. pRNEY.
Largo Gathering OF congeniai Spirits
Last Evening.

Largo Gathering OF congeniai Spirits
Last Evening.
A large and enthusiastic gathering Of the
members Of the Christian church took place
IN the bsscmcnt Of that institution last oven
ing. and a very social time was had II was
given In honor OF tho Rev J. u. Briney,
pastor Of that church, who Is on the eve Of
leaving for Springfield, Ills, where he will
assume the pasiorntc OF the Christian church
Of that city. Mr.. Brncy was presented
during the evening with well filled purse
from the members Of the congregation. Mr..
Briney, IN response Che accompanying adj
dress, made very feeling reply. Mr.. Briney
leaves Memphis under the very best auspices.
II u seldom tho departure Of q pastor causes
such deep and sincere feeling OF regret az
was manifested last evening.
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Special pisps.ch 70 Tho Appeal

tpccIh Difphtch 70 Tho AppeaL
BmniSoHAs, Ala, June 2i.-This after
noon out at Ensley City, James Augustus
and Walter Brandon, two negro 1aborcrs At
the furnaces, fell out and fought While they
were trying 10 knock each other out with
their iist Dan Brandon, brother Of Walter,
ran up with knife In his hand and drove Il
into Augustus heart, killing him instantly.
Walter Brandon was locked up but the muir
dcrcr got away. s-.
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fIomK testimonials are most reliable, and
n you will sci 4 your name and address We
will send statements Of numbers OF the best
citizens Of Nashville regarding the wonder.
full cures effected by the Ethiopian Pile 0int-
ment. II never fails Fifty cents and 81
per bottle. Manufactured by Rangum Root
Medicine Co, Nashville, Tenn. For sale by
Holster, 2S3 Main street.
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The Lt.-ooyernor Of Illinois.

0rsrtrnrsi Porp's Rxrnlcr has long had
assure you that We have found II q ready
and valuable agent 10 relieve pain In many
cases, and that VEN promptly. We cannot
veil keep house without H.
lam, truly yours,
Oct. 10. q. !. Q. snnH.
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AN ABSOLUTE CURE
or a Most Distressing Skin Disease.
by the Cuticura Remedies.

In the winter Of is7s-So I foiind myself afflicted
with q singular eruption on nay limbs, TO which
had hitherto been strange h ne Rub appeared
but no gathering under H. q particular pain at
tended It save burning STIRRING sensation and an
intolenble itching, such NJ WAS never before ex.
come to stay, called my physician, who, after a
thorough examination, prppounced II case Of
eczema He comforted me ei fying that he could
old people; was neither dangerous nor contagious.
but II not arrested would prov, exceedingly trou-
blcsome and annoying 10 me asked him TO pre-
scribe which he did PS Ny and pills e Ss taken
attended faithfully 20 all dNcions, but the wash
only aggravated the irritation. and after few ap.
plications had TO be abandoned Becoming thor
sci, which he did. The cas- was examined, the
medicines changed. l obeycd orders to the letter,
all TO no purpose The blotchcs would disappear In
one place leaving stain mlIa the SKIN as some
pear Ia another. II had peer part OF my educa'
ton 10 discountcnancc all advertised medicines ms
deluslon and snare; but one day. In glnncing
over newspaper noticed under the head OF your
CuTicuRA REMEDIES case precisely similar 10 my
own. and alter reading u over several times
went Immediately TO the nearest drug store,
R two cakes Of cuTIcuRA sStF and 'Y box Of
CuuouRA. resolving 70 use them elandestinc
ly, carefully noting the effects. Tho result
Of the first bath, with an nileT application Of the
CurIcuRA. was most grateful and astonishing,
quickly allaying the burning, itching sensation,
and making me almost forsvi teycr existed per,
severed until an absolute curc was effected, con.
slider your CuTIcunA REMLnlEs invaluable. and
chceriully recommend them ns such. one OF your
"Scyen Cuticum Boys which has gone all over
the world, is my erandson, and the remedies that
effected his speedy and wonderful cure Was applied
upon my recommendation.
AUGUSTA Il SMITH, Ashland. Ohio.
-
Sold everywhere. Price, CurCuRA, soc; soar, sc,
CurIcuRA, 81. Prepared by the poTTER DRUG AND
CuENfc AL Co H0sfon Mass
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A Discount OF 10 Per Cent.

On all sets OF two volumes and over. Same
discount on single volumes over 81. After
the sale ends you will all regret that you
did not buy more literally. Come today.
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(" eArsot praise Hoods earsaparilla half
enough, aysa mother whose son, almost
blind with scrofula. was cured by this
medicine.
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shoes, Shoes, shoes.

We 90 strong on our shoes. We start
out by warranting every pair to wear well
and give satisfaction. We also guarantee
our prices lower than elsewhere for the
same quality Of shoe.
Mems Hand sewed Shoes.
Women's Hand-Sewed shoes.
Children's spring Heel shoes.
73c will buy Ladies' Kid Slippers.
$l.25 will buy Children's Spring Heels.
So will buy Mems A Shoes.
1925 will buy Ladies' Hand Sewed Shoes.
s4.75 will buy Mems Hand Sewed Shoes.
wIGwAM SHOES at Csc to 90c.
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CLOSING-Our store will be closed dur
ing the summer months on Saturdays at Q
O'Clock p, m, same hour as through the
week.
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porp's rsrnlcr IL invaiuaiie for all iinds
Of rain. Inflammation and Hemorrhages.
Esesiisncs ,nuLs tmsfahoa. B,,sdrs u roriA-
Lsi sAaai.ori Of PorD's TtraAcT.
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HEALTH is WEALTH

IN v wurs NrHyI Asn nHliS TaEANESr
guaranteed fpcclnc iuf lllsicfia nlrfinCss, Con.
ynSnns. iis. Ncfv1us Neuralgia. Headache, NcfF.
ous irlsifann caufc,i 81 the uss ui aionhol 0f 10
bacon Wnkciulucss Meutal depression soitcninx
unnsss. tnss ~ power ~ either scx involuntary
i"sssi aud spsrustoffiCa caused BY utetcncfiion
~ the brain. srli abuse o. OyVf-lndulEcuco. Zach
box contains one months treatment 900 boz.
otflS botcs Tor 500, scnt b. mail prOpAld on 70
CCp u Tf.oe
We Guarantee Six Boxes
To rum any case. With each uuief ruceivcf BY us
fnftia hnsft accompanied with e. M We will end
the purchaser our Written guarantee 10 rcfund the
moncy II the treatment dos not crsot a Cune
Guafauirds Issued only BY John q Wet Co,
Memphla Iuuu
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Mems Solid Drab Cotton Socks. 8 pair for
SOC; regular price Soc q pair.
25c will buy today choice Of all our Soc
Scarfs and Four-in-hand Ties.
Mems Colored Balbriggan Underwear 81,
marked down from g.
French Flannel Tourist and Lawn Tennis
Shirts, all the latest colors in stripes
and plaids.
Mems India Gauze Undershirts 35c each
or 3 for 81.
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Sold everywhere. Price CurcuRA, Soc soar, sc,
CurIcuRA, 81. Prepared by the PorrER DRu0 AND
CHEMICAL Co.. Boston, Mass
pS-Send for How 10 Cure skin Diseases" ca
pages. 90 illustrations. and iOj testimonials.
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Dr.n sni have Cor many yesrs qssd
PcEb's Exrsxcr. and have derived great ban
cot and relief thsrsfron. Yours truly
A Dec y ". rs4sr H. 5. ossrs.
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Ladies' Rcady-Made Goods and Summer
Hats and Millinery.

Special sale today Of Ladies' Corsets,
Underwear, Dressing Sacks and Jerseys.
Come early.
80 dozen ladies' Shade Hats, cheap even
at Soc, today we offer the entire line
White. Black and Brown at 25c each.
AT l5c each all our 25c and 40c Straw Hats
some worth 75c; big bargains.
$50 Trimmed Summer Hats 7bc; some OF
them are worth $3.50 and 90.
PARAsOLs FOR A SONG.
From ioc up. Just see them.
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From ioc up. Just sec them.
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PH1LApELpHrA STORE.

PHILADELPHIA STORE
DRESS TRIMMINGS. DRESS TRIMMINGS.
just received full line of DRESS TRIMMINGS,
such as Gmpa Braids, Braided Sets in Silver Gilt.
and mixed colors Black and White Special in Gimp
at 43c worth Csc. Elegant styles at S5c and up
JET TRIMMINGS FOR DRESSES AND WRAPS.
beaded Gimp from Soc. per yard up to 31.50.
Ornaments from zoe. UP to 81 eseh.
HOSIERY, GLOVES, AND NOTIONS.
full assortment Of Hosiery for ladies and children
Also full line Of Gloves in Lisle Thread Taffeta
and sill, in Coored and Black. from 12H up to soc
full line of French Satines in all the newest and
best goods in plain and fancy styles Call and see our
stock Domestic satnes at 12c, the best in the city
for that money. ''
GlNGHAMs.-Frencha and Domestic Gnehams in all
colors. styles. and prices.
WHITE GOODs...A great variety in Plain, Plaids.
and Stripes, at all prices.
ENBROIDERIkS.
full assortment from &c. gard mp to sl
wide to match eA
CORSETS-A full assortment Of all kinds and prices
special: One lot Corsets, all Sizes at 03c: worth
el25 Thompson's and Warmers . specialty
LACE CAPS-Dont forget that our stock OF Lace
CAPS for the babies Is the largest in town and tile
cheapest From 12hc. up to 81. so.
DOM ESIiCS-our department Is full Of oil the best
makes OF G3ttons and sheetngs Bargains In Pillow
Cotton we are selling at the Wholesale price of Sc I'd
MATTiNGS, MATTIN0S. MATfINGS = Don't
forget our stock Msttnys frstclaes stock and very
low prices. White and Fancy from l2 NC up to soc
CARHART 4 LEiDY 0
apEl-42 92S 9TH and 706 Z sts. NV
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MANY DREss Goops BARoA1ss.

Not SO busy this morning ss We should have been.
Perhaps you kept at home because Of the rain.
We reterate our specates because We have
in them.
BLACK SURAH Silks, &c.. 75c, 81, 81 10, 81 26
BLACK SILK GRENADINES. 81 and e1.25.
BLACK SILK MrRyEILLEUX soc. yard.
BLACK SATIN RHADAME, 75c. yard
COLORED CA q z RES 35c., Soc, CSC.
54-inch ENGLISH b iOADCLOTHS, S1.35.
4S-inch HENRIETTAS. only CSC yard.
GENUINE ENGLISH TOURIST SUI CINGS, Soc I'd
NEW CHALLIES. SATTEENS.
CREPELINES at l5c
eH The above were in Stock all last week. and WE
KNOW by comparisons made with samples brought u
BY ladies who shop that we're giving better values than
usually offered At the prices
Your opinion requested of onr new CREAM sERGEA
CASHMERES. CANVAS CLOTH, ALBATROss and
NUNS YELLING. at Soc, Csc. and 75c. . yard
Bought very advantageously should be extra values
The 4O-inch CREAM FLANNEL sUITING At Soc,
and the 54-inch at CSC m any have pronounced Q
Special BarEain. We judse by the sales.
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WANTED. .ROOMS.

WMTED-Two OR THREE COMMUNICATING
w unfurnished rooms with board tor adults: west
o. yin and south Of sta Terms must Be reason epe
Address T. s. A.. Star once. apSS-3r
WANTEp-RooMs AND BOARD IN APRIvATE
w family, on quiet street for gentlemen. one
elderly the other middle sed. state sccomm
and terms Address Box "a. Star once. sp2S-St-
WANrED-Two OR THREE uNFURNIsHED
w Rooms. LIST or I'd doors. Tor housekeeping; REL
erences given. state location OF roons and terms
permsnent suited Address NJ L. T.. star ONCE
ap21-3t'
WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, IN
w turnished rooms on second noor. suitable forEn
Star Office. sp2l-2t'
WANrED, DEslRABLE FURNISHED ROOMS Al
w reasonable prices; also upfurnished rooms Tor
housekeeping; Persons having these should call and
see US al onca ROOM RENTING AGENCY, o. th
ST. n.w. sp2l-3t'
WANTEp-BY MAN AND WIFE MAY THREE
w unfinished rooms suitable for light housekeei-
tns, convenient 70 9th and ste best References
s1ven state locaton OF and permanent
suited Address Box Ia. Star ofice. sp2o-3f'
WANTED THREE BEDROOMS, TWO NICELY
w furnished for three adults light and heat. within
Waking instance OF 9th and sra meals taken out
Address p. A. c. Star ofhce apl9-4r
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TAnoR.MApE WALk1se JACKETS
Surrs Ar SprcrAt SALE Psrons

So many Childrens Suits tits difficult to attempt de-
scriptions One special bargain IL Of Navy Blue
Flannel with vest-front Of blouse waist and Collar
Cuffs and Skirt trimmed with white braid. a for
years. size. All sizes in stock.
Misses Suits. also at spscial-ssle prices and Ladies'
Suits in sateen Gnshsmsand India Linen, 1t prices
from % to s27. Flannel. Cashmere. Lace. and silk
Suits, from $40 to S43.
Alterations free Of charge by expert litter. Some
styles shown for the Special Sale that may suit
YOU Only one Of each style Of these Special Lota
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Our buyer happened luckily 70 b in New York lust
when manufacturer needed TO realize On his stock
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