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MAKE No MISTAKE

If you bave made up your mind to buy Hoods Sarsa-
parilla do not be induced to take any other Hoods
sarsaparlla is peculiar medicine, possessing by VIZ
tue Of its peculiar combination. proportion and
araton curative superior any other article Of
the kind before the people, Be sure to gel Hoods
I'm store the clerk tried to induce to buy their
own instead Of Hoods Sarsaparilla But he could not
pr vail on me to change l told him knew what
Hoods Sarsarilla had taken it. perfectly sat-
isfed with it, aud did not want any other" MRS ELLA
A GoFF. 81 Terrace street, Boston, Mass.
HOODS sARsAPARILLA
Sold by all druggists 81 six for IS. Prepared only
BY c. L HOOD CO.. Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass.
2 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR
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Organizing the JurieS.

PROCEEDINGS IN THE CRIMINAL COURT THIS MORNING.
In the Criminal Court this morning the following
persons, whose names were drawn as grand jurors,
responded: Jno- b. Hunt, W. W. Wonn, Colvin c.
Ball, Joseph Lowe, W. W. Waddey. j. c. Hutchin-
son, Donald McCathran, and Jorton Wyiey. The
following failed to respond: c. L. Letter, A. L.
Barber, W. scott Smith, and J. +. Sanner. Those
answering were accepted, with the exception OF
Joseph Lowe, who. being a nonresident, was
excused
The clerk was directed 10 draw i've names from
which TO select the requisite additional grand
Jurors.
This morning the names drawn yesterday OF per-
sons TO serve Detlt Jurors were called follows:
Moses II. Rice, Jas. B. Adams, j. Blake Kendall 5.
h. Bachroch, DOrman Ellis, W. III. Cocker, n. A.
Poole, Francis Wilmer, Jno F. Waggaman, E j.
Demar, g. l. sheriff, VI. McNulty, H. {. Bolden 5.
;. Coggins, III. II. Polkinhorn, Jno- W. SnOot, D. j.
Macarty, Ladder Mackal, Col Eslin, Andrew Betz,
6. NJ Barber, Il. Miller, III. X. viele, B. T. Keyser,
u. X. kealy, Jno III. Kahlert, s. NJ. oyster, jr Jno.
II. Beall, - +. Dawson and W H. L Clark. MessrS.
bachroch, Cocker, Clark, Polkinhorn, Waggaman
ana Adams failed to answer.
on the court asking II any had excuses nearly
the entire number rose, Messrs. Eslin, oyster,
Smoot and kealy alone remaining In their seats.
After the excuses on account OF business, &c.,were
heard the court accepted those who had not asked
10 be excused and Nessrs. Demar, Dawson and
Bolden.
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AMUSEM ENTS.

ALsAreHs OPERA HcUsE.-von suppe has put
some OF his best music into the opera "Boccaccio~
the choruses being especially fine. and these were
given by the Lyceum company last night with re-
markaole effective ness The grand chorus just
before the close Of the FIRST act, HE II Prince
was so powerfully rendered that the audience In
sisted on repetition. The famous coopers chorus
and The finale OF the second act were also stirringy
rendered. while the solo work OF Miss FIR tch Miss
De Rue, Miss Donelle and Mr. Richard was cred T.
able. Mr. Rich rd's opening solo was sung with
spirit and considerable ertist1c merit, and Miss
Fr1tch gave the echo song very well inueed Miss
Wlnston's Bo cuccio is one oil her most congenial
roles, and She met with her usual success In It
last night. Messrs. Alien and Bell as the cooper
and grocer, respectively, caused q lair share OF
Laughter, and the performance, all In all, went OF
right merrily, Notwithstanding the great heat OF
the night.
HARRIS BTJoU THRArER--John A. stevens play,
"U Unknown" Is one OF the most popular OF its class
and II was well acted by LOtJis Church and her
company at Harris yestei day and last night. Miss
Church is an intelligent and pleasing actress, and
her supporting company Is a good one. Mr.. Chas.
Barrnger, her lealing man, Is a notably strong
actor and did some very effective work as Harold
-MeTTibrtght.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

Indications for the Q. hours commanding at D. m.
For the Districto OF Columbia, Delaware, Mary
land, Virginia, and North Caronna, nght 70
fresh easteriy winds, stationary temperature,
fair weather
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PERSONAL.

AKA CASH AND 10 PER CENT OF SALARY
SCsDO as long retained for Government position
coming uIder CIvll Service rules, paying $50
40 per Iuonth- Address COM lDENCE. Star officr
jely-3ts
SJML THING COOL. DRESSY. AND SERVICEABI.E
- for su.uiuer genu lie Ensish ,. rgc SUITS oaiy
q i. All 90 guaranteed S11. aSBUI.UsEk & SON
Aanuf- cturlng CIutni ana Tailors. HE st.
leS-lm
SA DIFFERENT STILES OF HUDDERsFIELD
eJO All DOL CheviOts- suit TO oTde 1 l4 40
Ian S4-4U Fit guaI alteed. sTkAsBI re- Eh a Sun.
Manufacturing ClUthlrrs and 1allols, lll2 h st.
jes-lIn
WILLIAMS. GEO.w. McELFREsH, AUTHOR
w izeaPilvaie Detective Agency. Communication
promptly attended ~ and strictly conhdtntal Urtce
opea all hours ". WILLIAMS. Manager. y20 Il NV
my4 -2m'
UUSTH'S OLD STAND Is THE ONLY PLACE
81 where frst-class Second Hand Clothing can De
sold al Respectable prices. Address call at 6ly
In
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BAKING
ABSOLUTELY PunE
INTERESTING READING.
POWDER.


HANDSOME BLACK BROCADE SILK GRENA-
DiNEs, DOC &c. Toe. S7c- 81 and SL25.
FANCY SILKS In checks ana stripes, all colors. i'm
HANDSOME SATIN PLAID INDIA LINEN, finest
Qnaty nearly yard wide price was 2oc, reduced NC
BLACK sURAH SILKS. excellent quality, full
width; price was 2 &c; reduced SOC
was FL; reduced Csc.
FRENCH sArTEENs. finest quality. 25c. price was
CHALLY DE LANES French styles. 1oc.
INDIA LINEN. nne quality, price wxs 1oc.: re-
BEAUTIFUL sATTEENs. French styles. 15c
NUNS YELLING, pure hne wool, 2Oc.
CREAM LBArROss, pure wool, extra wide. double
~'''h' special bargain "a afs;
III MARKET SPACE NEAR 9TH STREET.
Beautiful FRENCH DRESS GOODS suitable for
real hot weather all pure nne WOOL immense double
sIaeK ox ssas fsaSsss sa
FIGURED INDIA LINENS, beautiful French
ssyles nearly yard wide, 1Oc.
HENRIETTA CASHMEkES. the new style beauti-
fo dress GOODS, all pure WOOL all colors, wide double
width TIA and the price i reduced 45c
200 o'-1'''" VA A''' s'Si'' p0le WOOL
CASHMERE sHAwLs. pure wool Cream. Cardinal
Rre:ens for Customers who buy s5 over Pair Of
Ans: or pair OF Towels worth 81
buy $40 or over and select handsome Bridal Quilt
I've pairs Damask Towels or one dozen Damaak Nap
THE CELLULOID TRUSS
Il, In.t never brsafs, never wears out alvsysclsan
u tor salest
CHAa FISHER'a
NJ rvs,x . 62S 7th street northwest
Isan p, SaE6 osvosss Asr attention 70 Us wHntsof
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LAWN yAsEs AND Sites. at sHEDD BROS

wyHAvE REDUCED another lot Of fine Suiting TO
S2O 10 order EIsENIS BROS. cor 1tn and Z,
Manufacturing Taiors and Clothiers.
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s'ROyaD Glue'' Nends Everything.
Save the Pieces! Mends Broken China, GLASS;
Furniture, Wood, Jewelry, Toys, Ornaments
Leather, Rubber, Metals, &C.! Always liquid !!
Always ready! All Druggists and grocers sell
"ROyal Glue" at 1Oc. tstuStn
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COOKING RANGES, at sHEpp & BROS

AIARsE LINE OF PantalOOning at 81 20 order.
EIsEMAS Bros, cor. 9TH and Z.
Manufacturing 1ailOTs and CIothiers.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

H NJ suburb Of Washington can begin 20 compass
Win this for elevated nasnincent lew. heath.
fulDes.. and io~ prices kenes.ber osovernlusns
spenoinx more money in te4utifying tins than ~
Bare The aSxSD Z sf.uR T srn tss Hin TIE
Mount vernon Avenue, Arlin ton Fort Mycr,
De1des the fa.s Church snd Geonretoun korrou
SuAe hAalrosa. Just b<i eomnspces all nnAke this
the coming Brooklyn Of wssldnston. We are nov
per loot 7. n. sAPHERD o. l2niToS Ss2-lD
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WuorssssA RIGHTEOUSNESS MI.ssssrrsAzl

TO THE TRADE THAT THEIR STOCK OF
HOSIkkY, GLOVES. UNDERWEAR RIB
Is SoA soT CSsLi III NH NH st otS IS IS
CREASED FACILITIES WE WILL GUAR
ANTEE PRICES AS LOW As ANY HOUSE IN
The EASTERN MARKET.
GIVE US A call AND WE WILL con.
VINCE YOU THAT II WILL BE TO YOUR
INTEREST TO TRADE WITH US.
b. J. BEHREND SON,
SlS II ST. NV,
BETWEEN b ANb Z
Ps.-MAIL ORDERS SOLICITED.
ThiEPHONE NO. 1874 my29-lm
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TIE WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas OF the World IL
offered free TO every subscriber for one year to
the WEEKLY STAR. IL Is a handsomely printed
book or lel pages, proIusey illustrated with more
than 100 colored mapsand diagrams, and contains
awealth OF general information. See advertise
Ment ia another column.
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CITY ITEMS.

Teas TeaSs Teas.
AT REDUCED PRICES
For the heated season our splendid teas for SOC.
per pound are unequaled for iced tea The great
est bargain ever offered Is the green tea we offer
for 2Sc. pound. NJ. q P. METZGER,
j ALI 9Th
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COlgate's Sachet Powder.
Heliotrope, Jockey Club. and Cashmere Bouquet
tain their delicate fragrance longer than any
hers. t6f
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SALE At "Twinlng City" tomorrow June 2o), at
4 80 O'Clock p m.
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|TOK hENT-BY X o. HOLTZMAN.

HOUSES. OFFICES AND STORES
suitable lOr % ss sTf ST. si I'd floor frons
hotel. 36r. mi. heat. d rs. heated by steam 100
snns@ 5000 heated d BY ys Steam .ro oss55
500 18th St. l5r..:.:.i00 building "hreproofn eIe
III lith St NV from SO to 500 q each.
- tn sw nT :ss I9i ST. 81 81 a door,
HI 1ais st n W. d992 ST. 81 r9 an 10 to y
5Ssz st nS W.T. So 81 St. Sd aoef St irm e
5l5 3 q d. Il, iSr;5s tiSIsH s.:
1917 o n It Or Ia ave- ID moor
20l0-12-l4 sth st.6r. 20 STORES
3p2 u ST. Sc. Or - Magnificent store, Sun
o.. st. sw;. 6r....ls I1yi Pa l23
- prn,on Fl 1880 Al y ii Il a st
% tspS r 10 s3 n sS p Pa
402 Richardson pl: Ibid " '
FOR list Of furnished houses call for send to ofcs
Properly placed with me for rent sale is literally
sfs iFfs shi 10th and
lIOR kENT-4US Gin ST. NV, THREE STORY
July j, Enauiro Of j. i. jones, POss-Ofics Isrt.
lIOR RENT-FURNIsHED-FOE SUMNER: FINE
L location Georgetown: near st. cars ten r.oms:
SSS%Hls Star 81 os nen &C. $40 hase''
Il 1909 BID ST NV
Seven ms. including bath.
Has all modern improvements.
Closets in every roonl with hallway, gas and water.
house olen Tor inspection.
Rent S2O.5 pc. mouth.
,e1e-6t 9i6 ST. NV.
Tor RENT-3o6 MASSACHUSETTS, AVE; \ E,
newly N ss, SSnaGn 4S nt sIc
on d
lSitS s.sS E.ssss e St 2 n g
ia s. sw:, 4r.....lI 3i2 s.. s.w. 4r..........9
as st sr s si Il 1888
1871 ST. W. Or, VIZ 80 400 ist st w. store Is
jel6.3t' c. H. PARKER cor Az and SITS. s.w.
IGOR RENT-BKICK HOUSE 33s 1sT ST. n E..
room ;o 4 coal GO. vault in front T. GhALLiGAS.
EVR RENT 1901 sTH ST: \. W. 9-RooM
jsi6-it. IT, l4io sth ST. NV.
4 Vernon Park better know sos X st. NV: au.
tfTl situation IA rooms $50 per month Call On ol.
ieT6im next 10 T. ''' '0r '0f'nef Information
Eok RENT-936 ST. n ", 8 ROOMS, MOD.
I mps.; house in good condition: street ears! ass
cHYaOoD. Basement 9ie st. pr nw iA''H jeis3t! p
EOR. RENT : b. :ICK DWELLING, UNEUR-
ni'hd in good order in T. Il Il ps s%1 rns4 SON.
jel6-1w l222 street NV
IHOR RENT
Il 5 room Cottage at Brentwood. D. c.: shade and
well w4ter: $lo. JOHN SHERMAN l. CO.,
9elo-St 1401 st. u.
EOi RENr-ONE THREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE.
No 80 18th St. sw.. nine rooms; all mod inps.;
mt 30 90. One two-story brick house, No. tI6
22d ST. bet. + and G W., e,lht rooms with all mod
laps rent $50. Inquire at 403 IA St IL W. tel6-St
ENOR RE.JT-LARGE NDSENTRALLY-LOCATED
repair: 500 Cottag. brick. 1885 18th ST. NV
rooms large front and back yard; newly papered S}s
Deslr bic anne, SSI l. st. 10 elegant
condition s3l. Office rooms in 637 st. IL. w. AL
bEhT r. FOX. 9-O ST. INV. jel6-3t
ISOR RENT OLD Questioned GEORGETOWN
Il Residence. 1900 St; fourteen rooms, all mod
imps La ge grouuds; $50. ". RILEY DEEBLE
lel6-3t 1919 + st.
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MR JOSEPH RAKENAN, the well-known decora-
i've ga, artist OF this city, has returned from q visit
70 tne principal cities OF Europe, having made a
careful study OF the highly artistic WORK and in
terror art decorations there
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hEFRIGERATORs.
HOUSEKEEPERS are invited to examine the CEIE.
DRAFTED REFRIGERATORs for which We are sole
agents for the District
EDDY'S REFRIGERATOR
WITH SLATE-STONE SHELVES
We have sold above for twelve years. and every pur
chaser IL pleased with them.
LORILLARD REFRIGERATOR
For Clubs and Restaurants.
MONROE PATENT REFRIGERATOR
lined entirely with glazed stoneware.
They all hrst-class RefriSerators and do their
work well and economically.
Write or call for Circular
WHITE MOUNTAIN ICE-CREAM FREFzERs.
None better. n. W. BEvERID0E,
mySS-3m 4. 1909 Pa Ave.
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EOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Il 1.2l CT. ave. NV. l246l1th st. NV Or a 10
1Sr large sta rear. 800 l2iS 1th st. n w., lOr 80
1916 ST NV, IT.. l2o 1871 10Th St. Or. .....5O
st. NV, l2rs $780,. l2o 24.,2 l4th st Or al
1925 10th st.n.w, l5r i D l5l4 3Otn st NV i7r 40
1928 X. l. ave. l 100 l.42 n st. n W. Sr - al
1s9 st. NV. l5r 100 ITO 13th ST. NV. Tor so
lo44 LIST st. n w..l3r. l0O 14:}S Q st. NV, a.
II ST. NV. 2r. 100 1409 Stoughton st ii 81
1916 VT. ave-, 12r. SO :}3 1870 b ST sw Ilr al
l134 2Sth at. NV. lar. 80 sos 18th 1T, NV Or al
1920 D. Sales ST., 11r. as 1880 29th st NV r AZ
1010 18th ST. NV IS 1886 Riggs 1t N w Or a.
1904 Conn. ave, lii. l205 Both ST n w Ir a
2404 14th rs 1909 eth st N W. stone
942 n. Y. ave.n.w., Tors. 65 and dwelling ~ n
ylC 10th at. NV, l5r. 20 ,4l3 Sd St NV Or " a.
SIT 18th 81. NV, 14r.. 20 Ill d st. Nv Sr "a
1416 = st NV. lZr. z 1929 St NV Or .; IN
i52I St. NV. 1lr.. 40 1907 Caroline ST Ar -
aodS SUtn 81 n.W'Aurs. ~ dULS n d ave. Or. %
liza 9th n W., llr.. IS :s;52 LIST st. sw Or IA
S9th 81 near q l9E sr s lY ~ az St
The above houses can pe examined py permit rom
our office only. THOMAS J. FISHER Co.
je16 1924 r NJ n -
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GARDES FETE !, 81. --.n.,.o
ST. ANDREWS CHURCH,
14th and Corcoran sta,
JUNE 10TH AND 20rH.
PRICE. TEN CENTS. IT.
A LAUGHS GRAND OPERA HOUSE
MEEK OF TIE syMsF s.sass
JEANNE WINSTON
AND THE LYCEUM OPERA COMPANY
In Won fBSRgesss sSn,' Opera
REsE nNis "a, s A Is SOC.
Next week-FRA DiAvOLO. ,e1s
n ARR{s' BIJoU THEATER
TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY TWO.
WEEK BEGINNING MONDAY, JUNE Is.
That charming and talented little actress.
LGrTIE CHURCH.
In John Stevens successful sensational melo-dramA
UNKNOWN"
Popular prices usual.
Next week-Dr: J KiLL aud Mr.: HYDE 1e1s
A THLET1c EXHIBITION
NATIONAL ThEATER.
SATURDAY EVENING. JUNE 90.
For the benefit of
GARFIELD HOSPITAL,
COLUMBIA R Ry sho CLUB
AID baIrfMoRE '' - IN
Orchestra and Orchestra Circle (reserved) ..s1 90
adoiasyyo reserved t &c
Tickets on sale at Metzerotts 900 Pa ave.. Tuesday.
June IL. at pm. je1S-3t
EASTERN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
~ 9Th Street. Between . I'd G
MUSICAL AND IL ERARY E> En- AINMENT.
kev I. 4 NOBLE wi talk # his "Rambles in
Rome" on WEDNESDAY, EVENING, June 20 1888.
Admission. % cents Je16-it
DATTLE OF SHILOH
- Is open daily from a. m. to 0 p. m.
18th St, two blocks south of U. 8. treasury Build
ing. my3l
DKoF. CALpwELL's tNEw UNIFORMED) BAND
and orchestra be eugag d to fu nish first class
Us. b. CALDWELL.
teo-Sw' ia = st. n. W.
THE WASHINGTON RIDING ACADEMY.
Corner 22d and P sts,
WILL REMAIN OPEN DURING THE SUMNER
ACCOMMODATION OF ITS PATRONS
my22-lm
VNHE CYCLERIES l4O6 n. Y. AVE. - LADIES'
Il Bicycles. Tricycles, Sociabes and Tandems for
Kent by the hour, day or week. Tricycies for five
months. s. Per mouth. sp12-6m
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Rosks At ArcrloN.-ThosI Downing win sen. st
MS auction rooms, tomorrow Al N o,clocE a
eaoice eoilection Of roses and plants
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SkocEkks AT ArcTIoN.-Thomas Bowling win
81 to-hoFfoW at 10 O'Clock at the store on the
Autueast corner Of 11th street and MARYLAND
s'enue southwest a choice stock OF grocerieA
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GESrs Surrs Soounrp
AND PRESSED FORAI
Coat, Soc; PAnts, 25c; Vest o5c A,tsr,r~ ana
EsRatnng done IN best manner Good caiisd Tor ma
delivered Tesphono cali 1852 S~~s~ ASA eA~
xLHAHN 7o5 9th It nv.
@SA'om md 21o D. Calvert q, 6altimofs
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F2oYA.

RorM
BAKING
POWDER
ABSOLUTELY PunE
This powder never varies marvel Of purity,
strength. and wholesomenes. More economical than
the ordinary kinds and cannot be sold In competition
with the multitude Of low test short weight alum or
phosphate powderA Sold only in cana ROYAL BAKING
PowDzH Co. lO6 Wall St. ME-.
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Peerless Dyes
Are the best. Sold by druggists. eo1y
"KOyal Gluc'' mends China, Glasswoo1, &C
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SUITS that sold at SO now sl5.
EIsEMAS BROS. cor 7th and Z,
Manufacturing TailOrs and Clothiers
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Morell, 7a4 9th stn.w. every style showcase. eost
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Of virginia Commenceu

Cu1SeHSuty OH VIHRn tCO1uGm6mC6m6nte
The commencement Of the University Of Viz
ginia will be held on the oath and following days
Rates for the round trip are only $3.50 large
number OF Washingtonians are expected TO be
present, especially as the President and Mrs.
Cleveland have announced their Intention OF at
tending the 9th inst. leaving ON a special train
at O'Clock In the morning and returning that
evening.
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FrssEILs leg CREAM.
Fnr PosrHArs. Kets Kemethy. 100 Pa ava
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LOST AND SroLKS.-A week ago the house OF
POllcemar Rhodes, In the county was entered nv
thieves, who forced open the back window AND
stole banjo worth $5l-H- II. Jacobs No. 11s al
street northwest. reports that last SATURDAY. MA
wife dropped q diamond collar-button. when Was
picked up by some unknown person.-Jackson
honand, No. $40 10th street, reports stolen some
clothing and a diamond stud
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FINCH ALL~sILK MORE SASH RIBBON <3C
black tips. in bunch. SC large cream and white
tps 3-inch. bunch. &c DVUBLt COMBINATION,
l24l and 1243 l1th st. &C. 3el6-3t
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Newsboys ON an Excursion.
THgY 60 TO CoLIISGwoop BEACH AND HAVE A GOO

For rHx CHILDRKN's COUNTRY HONE TIE sr.p
John b Larner, SIS: X, $40. -A-~
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EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &c
r CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH EXCURSION.

Under the direction of the
LADIES' AID SICIE.Y,
FRIDAY, JUNE %.
Steamer CORCORAN W II leave at j: 80 sharp.
DR.. BISCHOFF will give fine musical program, and
refreshments will be served by the ladies ON the
grounds.
TICKETS. so CENTS. 3el9-3t
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l.OR SAI-E-sPRING OIENING OF THE LARGEST
stock OF ana secondhand carr1aSes offered
IN this city 10 select latest styles JOHN NJ.
YOUNG. sse and Ash St n W, rear National Hotel
al6-3m
l.UK SALE - THE -OTTO" GAS ENGINE RE-
l. qulres boiler; avoids all expensive attendance.
hO loss Il time handling of fuel Send for circular
aha prace list. u. BAlLAJF. AT 73l 9TH ct. nl2-tr
4. Ok sALE-oNER 100 CARRIAGES. BC0GIEs
Il vanished and pHnied Wagons. carpeDter's milk
and Iced wagons on niOnthy Tay m-nis or cash. J. j.
COON. 32S5 NJ a.. treoFvetowu mbls-:im
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l10S Lstn.w.. Tor. S55. So
20l 18th st. aw. ,Sr. .2S. 90
tO7 18Th st aw.. 7r. Is. 33
ITO 9th ct. sw., Or. Is. 30
1904 ID St a.e., 8rs,.l5
24l3 Brightw'd ave. Or. IS
scott ave. NV, 5r.l5
III Irwin st., Or. .....,,.l5
III K ut. aw., 5r.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-07-28
ACCIDENT TO COL. LEANING.

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pied by Churchill & Webster.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-07-28
TELL THE TRUTH.

These are the remarkable words that
probably elected Grover Cleveland presl.
dent of the United States. Tell the truth
are the words A. T. Stewart impressed
upon his employees and made him the
richest man in the United States. Telling
the truth is the very best principle in
business. 1t does not pay to lie about
goods 1t is foolish to tell II customer
that you are selling him Atwood carpets
at go cents yard, because there is land
that is hotter than this, and the customers
will consign you to an everlasting July
therein. Thomson tells the truth about
his goods. If carpet is half cotton he
will tell you so. Knowing the superior
quality of the goods he buys and the low
prices ut which he sells, he requests his
customers to compare the quality of
goods and prices before purchasing. He
will give you much the largest stock to
choose from. 1t is not his idea of bust
ness to buy trash to compete with trash.
The best will always come out ahead and
the public will always find the Reliable
Dry Goods House the house they can
rely upon.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-07-28
He is Thrown From Wagon and Run
Over, but Fortunately Without
Serious Results. -5. #

He is Thrown From a Wagon and Run
Over, but Fortunately without
Serious Results. #
Mondays River Press contains the fol-
lowing account of an accident to Colonel
| Leaning, who is we'll known and much
esteemed in Great Falls: Col. M. J. Lea
ming met with an accident last night that
for a wonder did not result seriously if
not fatally. He, in company with Mr.. j.
d. Wolf and Mr.. John Davidson, in a
light spring wagon, was coming in from
the Mari.s after having completed the
crossing Of band of mutton wethers. 1t
began to grow cool enough for the colo
mel to feel that light overcoat would be
comfortable, and he stood up for the pur-
pose of putting it on. This action, or
something else, frightened the horses
and they made lunge forward. The
colonel was thrown on the hind wheel
and dragged under it, the wheel passing
over his body. The horses ran for
short distance until checked by Mr. Wolfe,
who was driving. Mr.. Davidson went to
the colOnel's assistance as soon as he
could, and found him just recovering his
breath and able, in manner to help him
self Col. Leaning was helped into the
wagon and brought to town. An exam
inution developed nothing serious, and
aside from being very sore, he is as we'll
as usual, much to the qualification of his
many friends.