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Republican RAN, a, North ya.im..

North YAKIMA, uef. aS--JuIge tseorfr
Turner aud ,. \, wjisssu, % spokane Fnils,
spoke here 10 uigatin behaii af Republican
prtnei pses The addresses were good aud
TIE hoasc er9sded. Turner's speech vas
very hne. leKscai aud cius4asaf Wilson is
witty speaker There aas much eafha-
stasm snd Switxer'S opera house was
crowded full
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srEiLAeooa, Oct. Is fbe article in sun.
DAYS paper headed ''-tsilscooa whisky
which So Isot ~ Indians crasva was
too true. When she Indians icti they were
hardly atle 30 get ints iactF beats rhe
city marshal never srek anything of that
character, ard consequently whisky Is A.
0otaiuehir by the red man ~ fhey could
wish. Any one here could teil who sells
hetiaaiaas the vile stnff
Rev, Nj. Brinsueu aud family. late Of
Iowa, have settled here. aud arr a Valuable
addition ~ the community.
several ncw houses have Seeu hnilt here
this saNmer, aud there has been quite a
fenarsting Of houses and sidewalks
VIII Webster has retusned from the Hot
springs, but Is stiil In feeble health
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NEs MUSIC ROOMS.

MRS MATTE A BRIDGE. HAVING
VI isratea Is ssss'n ~. ; kasss :. p,
h4szst. af--. FFoat street. ts.Fssssss fEsssrsFa
- r1sfitstl "a fessl. sssz.s1s. eT5lss.
- - - -szti0z as esstsa rulrNre. asl. as,a
1a4s1 tof E2ee tsas Nsfss tisargszA a..
~ srfeas ASSISTANCE. Bes sFtszsulisis fgaz
sae East az ; s1ss arr q szs sar.ssEes
szr.essT. ssa I'd - 70 PEhisr ssas fsssl.
Z. r ser Faes,s s,astae tie NiHses fnsFs 81
- seFss. - trer scfszrsss s0szesisz3 = 3
tas1sse. rs @5szFgy ard tu ennsx4eess
fsrzas are1 sppliexsfza.
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cousEsilLE.


Covrssiilr, Ues q. -. TIE Issiaas'S-- :.
eonsS chiffon 81 l<iaed cNBnts = eI At reufs.
vile to-siay ana Nominated a eagsstS
ticket. after iadaF1iaE tssfltsfsa as,a ais
trset ogAecrx feiiouiug l. lae isSAVs
Auditor. \. H. f4hAcY; treasHFvr. J
Nonroes sheriff. lehn Il pxagAursv. ~
sssSsar. JOAN y naueherss rFphstg fa,iee
J. y. Mearse. SURVEYOR. = - MsnrI4
sehcol superintendent. Miss 3 JnA kcli
counfS com nlisxl lEefs. e. r. EsIua. tow
land, n, J. Chapman. Gas Naher wreck
master. James Siitlssrin, eOroaef, ~ s.
HaA
nKAra % carr saaEslssS.
Capt. William Refsss,ss. of wa83hs
lslaad, died a She fcssiseHee ~ he saa.
John A. ;, u aasfsCr. ia s 6nneYtf,e. " 4
ca MONDAY, Oct, -. sscsi - 7sass 5 altssasshs
and dsys, iiaFinx fae nsisiss eselss.
ncnf ~ tsg5 Caps. Nstss r8saa zen IL hsssa9
IA fisiiissors saf eAsae aFaana iNfo siasn
70 San Franz s'=s. nfvre Re fafstls-i Ais q
ycrite csitns - mssfsr 81 rsSsess a. lsi
bis sasEsss. ssenssssias u a5s wsis Asd ght Z
ssssis aud ts0 aseyhissk tsne eas sitis
aoiieq him, Ia iN~ Re eeaae - ssaFss
ceuQf, asta wa lsi ia a s.sizHHg iiia un
~ iS@ he t.ieu tssaafs : s. lst aass essss
tiu0ed IA fais biss sra,S ZEE "a grsrs. sss
he iagn setl<a dawn "a as fassa 81 sst
seven taiiHs fns3s Gnsaeg Csc sheze ~
FessiisSs aatil rs lass lussG ssta = asss s.
alwafs ssasie ais Sslra2s W eassie. Va 1ssa
eyrs st.sfe te rs hs5sse p.i4s.sas aaas =
klltslistss. ans y Ii uQSst has 81 sss,s hsss-
fsfaisfs aaS ~. sssF sd e3.s a. -.
rs Ast f'sis SENSE 81 eext a.ssl s. szttsas
sasf y sztsssf aAeSSsef. Ar-, Assh
1oefs Nae Mash aae aSheF ssvsef sad seas
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Sale of Real Estate at Auction,

Rf ORDER or PROBATE COURT OF
- ssn Jnan county. W. r.. the following
descrioes real estate, situated In ssia
county. and part Of the residue az he -
tate ~ hRgh Park. decreased. To- ssft. Iois
=, T. D. > ction 4, and lo;sl. 2, section +. IN
toHnsnip ~ north. range west. contain
lne - 1l.ioo acres, patent received Terms
II sale, 10 per cent ~ I,arehas., ,e,s,'., -
pe paid on day Of sale. the en- aiuder !. 49,,
ths sale u confirmed By said probate c,,urt
"hltn viii not be before NOV. y. ls<s
nAlr 10 begin a. o'clock =. m "a Nov
l, Asss- said real estate has two ,safst
fronts ana good landing. The soll alsd
orchard 81 apples. plufns ana n-s,,,.'e F,'s
isfihrf Information cali on or edays.s
sEni TIT, Agent, Maple, ssn Juan conn,
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SEATTLE WOOD YARD

DRY ALDER Ard FIR WOOD CUT ANY
H. desired length Dry kindling spe
cialty. Coal delivered to any part of the
city. Orders received at f2o5 Front street.
or at yard on Hopkins wharf, foot of Senees
street
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

TUE EEff{t.Ag saSTAI MEETING
i tsssrefeeal q fas ksnr coaass IA
sssss'ssss s.ss.ias <zs SaMt%x fEs Siii -
Is he sssAp49gs sffsc1 Ia zea1fts
y seassssxs. AossahtseT :. sses. e. ! e'css.ek
= ~
AtFKxD HOLMAN. P-ezs.scss.
g :. eesSszs. secFesxrx.
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Notice Of Special SeheoI Election.


IN THE OPINION OF THE DIRECTORS
L of school district No !. OF King county.
Washington Territory. the public good
requires the mourning OF an Indebtedness
In excess of orc per centum upou The
assessed valuation of the taxable property
of said school district No. !, as ssceriaincd
by the last assessment, to wit; an indebted
ness of slIo,o00, for the purpose of con
strscting public buildings for the use OF
such School district No. l. such indebted
ness 10 be secured by bonds each OF the
denomination Of 1900. and the whole OF
the principal OF sod bonds 10 be sl51, 000
payable respectively in twenty years from
the date of said bonds respectively, and to
bear interest Al the rate Of six per cent per
annum, interest payable seni-aunually
said directors have estimated the cost OF
constructing said buildings 10 be kiJO,01o,
which sum Is In excess Of one per centum
aud Is about one aud one-half per centnm
upon the assessed valuation OF the taxable
property OF said school district No. l. as
asceriained by the last assessment fISssl.
Notice is therefore hereby given to the
qualified electors Of school district No. |.
of king county, Washington Territory. that
q special election will be held on SATURDAY.
the tenth day of November. A. D.. 1885, si
Browns pavilion on Second street, be-
tween Spring aud seneca streets IA the city
of Seattle. In said county aud territory. al
which election Will be submitted the ques-
ton whether said Indebtedness shall be In
Cured for the purpose Of constructing said
public buildings for the use of said school
district No 1.
The polls viii be open for the reception
OF yotss at one O'Clock in the afternoon
OF said 1ey, and will be kept open until
seven O'clock y. IN, OF said day. Each
eieciof In favor OF mourning such In.
debtedness and In favor Of tax 10 be from
time to time assessed aad collected 10
meet ami satisfy sueh Indebtedness when
and rs u and each iBstalBlent thereof.
PRINCIPAL or interest shall fall due. will
vote ballot containing the words "indebf-
cdness Yes" and each elecior opposed to
incurring sueiF Indebtedness or opposed 10
sueh tax viii vote ballot containing the
words Indebtedness No"
Dated Oeiober II. lSSS.
THOMAS T. MINOR.
IN FRINK,
Nm II. HUGHES
Directors of school district No. 4. of King
county. Washington territory.
NJ A. HAMTHOkNK.
Clerk u sad school district No. L
Date Of frat t.ssfi4Eatt..u gtrfx.lar feaa
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NOTICE OF MEETING


toLNMBiA & PUgET sOf5Sp RAu-
y rsud Company. Notice h hsr..i,t-
siseu ~ the undersigned, a rssis.fi;r ~
t' az, trustees Of sAli company, - tae stark
slet. X oiders VIII be held ~ the o5.ie.. -
a. = c0inpapy ia sh9 city Of seattle. eouat,-
y hlng' serriIssFg 81 NashiAxf8ri. a., safsiy
LAY ne STA day 81 Snycmber. Isss. 81 N
sas's- 70 tise ieT,5i''ci f5r the par.aze 81
's'if % TIE sGEa 81 81 30 90, 70 b dfvisis =
iri = l9,sso shares vi $40 each. All storl
....iiess OF said e0mpeny arr rea ns.trd "a
.s' i. J. hfLsra.
BAILEY sAIzKnT.
-. a A. DExxg.
- -, t1ss se<sinS Trustees.
REGELAR MEETING or wAsHIsgTD1
~ Csfzip Ne !, Patriotic Orsisr 5osss &.
srsrr,es, every HatErssAy ef 10 q. M. ~
a~ir hal n Opera uensr. Logan EnensE
~ u 1ns<<s second saturday each sno1z<t<.
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PlRTNER WiATED.

live business man with 5000 TO $4,000
to Join partnership or TO buy out tne
general mercantile business store: Loco
to so 600 a year. Store situated In one OF the
finest agricultural districts aud best trad
ing points down the Sound For further
information apply to Geo.sB. Kittenger.
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The illness OF Roscoe conkling. with the 1uctu

The illness OF Roscoe Conkling, with the nuctu-
Aiing bulletins which his physicians published
from day to day served 20 call forth many express
sieas OF respect and sympathy from his wide circle
OF acquaintance among members OF both the great
political partieS Men who had often crossed
swords with him as partisan banished past dif-
ferences from their minds and manifested the
strong sympatnIes OF friends The blow which
had fallen on him made old anlmosities seem
trivial; ana, II he had lived the evidences OF good
will which would have greeted his eyes when re-
stored 70 health might have paved the way TO
many reconciliatlons. Those who DO not forgive
him tor dictatorial personal conduct and for help
ing 10 wrest the Government from the hands OF his
own political party. viii yet, over his grave, do
Justice to his personal integrity and his great
ability.
Had Mr. Conklings death occurred ten years ago,
or even seven, It's political consequences would
have been OF supreme Importance. As 1t Is,
that Is the phase OF the subject which will
probably excite the least discussion. And yet
IL is one which no student OF the times
can anord to ignore. The stalwart contingent
IN the republican party is still q large one. 1t
numbers some rich and strong men, whom no
money could have bought, no Establishments
could have won, no threats could have frightened
away from their leaders support. They followed
him into political exile without ninching, and
lived In the hope OF following him back In triumph.
Now that he Is gone, what will they do? Maintain
tAeir alliance with the democrats. or renew their
allegiance TO the republican partys They have,
for the most part, grudges Of their own to wipe
out. Whatever desire for vengeance they have
felt was inspired by a sense Of the wrongs which
they believed had been suffered BY their chief
Now that he has gone. and death has thrown its
curtain over the past forever. will they feel any
impulse 20 continue their existence as faction?
Is there anything to hold them together longer or
win they separate and follow each man his per-
sensl bent In politics?
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTEp-BY A RESPECTABLE ooLoREDGIR
w situation chilss invalid lsdyNs nurse aud
ssxp li lbs nsd s i
W for Cooks. ChAniberInaids. Waitress. lsnndress
nld Nurses SesmstrssS Men Waters Cooks coachtnen.
Butiest sArL A cooMbs. e2o r o. nv. apis-tr
WANTED-A GERMAN GIRL. ExPERiENcED
family preferred st y Pennsylvania nv. ir'
WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE NO
~ man. situation as cook IN nrst-cla~s tsnlll
VIII do no laundry work. Address b. c.. star Office
WANTED-DICK's AGENCY HAS FIRST CLASS
w Cooks. chambermaids. ~sitresse-. lsundress,S
and summer resorts SIS ss Tn ssnv ' sPIs-Ss:
WANTfp-A SITUATION AS feeTMAN ANp
dress Boz % star Office. r
WANTED = A STOUT, ABLE BODIED YOUTH.
eeoa tr. Of sse sssrss Pa e saT sop q
work Address I. B. Star Office. apl9-3t'
WANrEp-Br A REsPEofABLE WAITE NAN
" snu wife situations. one ccachmah end TIE
other as nurse or chAnbcrmAid in private family;
SOON re,erenees Call Of 5ls New Jersey ave nv
WANTED = ,PUsIIIoN IN A WHOLESALE
w grocery or commission house. can influence some
trace modcaie salary; reference given Address Box
WANTED-sIrUATlQNs FOR WHITE AND
Oihsr TN fsifRSsR aF SsSs 's 81 n as
apl7-4t'
WASTED-B REsPFCTABi.E WHITE WOMAN
ironing references given ~ required Call st 1890
New Hampshire ave. NV aplT-et
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR ALL KINDS OF
b ssnp;ne ssIKxESs; faP toS MESI SSD HON.
ja2S-l2ws
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j. c. Hurcu,s,os
SPECIAL sAta
Ed l II T. I. :; ::
T II II I Il 4
IVY E II \ I'M s.; {:
and high grade sooda
I.E$IS {: :: 1 I. nv.
Particular attention a called 70 our rsa SsOs
Hosiery fof Ladies' and Children wkish IL guaranteed
perfectly int and will not croc OF sth ne fset uf
garments Prices rsngs ir0M 4Se. SpwarAs
new STYLES IN SET fffEknfNls
Fl Fl he III
III l.. |. t.. L.:
III /. II Fl r
FOSTER KID GLOVES.
spls-o4 Sof P1kEsYLvANiA kvRxvn

RrAD TH1s THrs Acr.
BARGAIN No. i.
Afawn-coloted Cashmere sprins ovsrSost
welt seams stitched edges. silk faced. Ital,ai,
lining. perfect fitting, well worth SlS; ont
price $40.
BARGAIN No.a
A ste~hsrss, smooth sarface Cashmere
Spring Overcast silf-faeed, stitched edges
soft roll. splendid stsuf: we'll worth sa5: eur
price slo.
BARGAIN No g.
broken paid, cheviot erect duubis slittsa
English covertcoat; soft roll lined With 1taaD
ian cloth. excellent value for S15; our
prieeslo. ..
BARGAIN No4
A ssal-brown. closely woven Cashmere
Spring Overcast stitched sdfes. iiit-sSeed.
corded seams, good value for els our price
sI0 t..- ...
We have al sites III the fofsgoins lots IN ohsf words
We can At every man not sctuaiy defoinAd fhst IN
cut md msds with the aAns care ara astsntin that
mark our finest s.rmsnta In visw u shsis faea viii
1t nay you to b without ones Thty kfe t6ians siis
for the promenade. the drive. The tour fHHf ARE
HERE. Don't you want to look them over,
BARGAINS Nos 8 TO 43.
Include the balance of eur matchlsss stock
Of these useful and ultta-styiish sarfnents, 1t
sla, si5. sie5o. els, see. ss.. aas. $50.
and s35.
They are beyond cAvil or question the most superb
of their kind ever before exhibited under one
roof in this any other country The assortment in
Guides every style Of fabric suitable for Spring Over
coats known the woridsmarkets for elegance in sp-
pearance and durability in and every shape and
style Of Spring Overcast known to the designers Of
fashion. 1t is unnecessary for point ont the many
to which these garments can 81 put or the actual
daneerof being without one Yon know tbese thing, u
we'll IS do. Then why don't YOU get one. Are our
prices not within your reach.
SAKS AND COMPANY,
RETAILERS OF FINEST CLOTHING,
apis SEVENTH AND MARKET SPACE.
LACE DEPARTMENT
An early call will give you the bench, Of fortunate
purchase Of
CHANTILLY FLeUNefNas.
Now -. Csc. Il. 25 s1.4s s1.65 81 50 s1.9s sso5
Were sl.s5 si.ls si75 sa.e6 Ss.s5 s2.4s $500
eUIpURE FLoUNcINGs.
Now ........ Csc. si.35 sI.ss s174 sas5
We're ....sia5 sL75 $500 s2s5 ss.75
We also secured a lot Of CEiANTiLLr LAcFs, III
widths Of inches to inches for Hat trimmings at
bargain
f Fl Fl s. 8 ] III III
Nm Ms A ssRH ccS 8 4 sRS
EHE "A Ia fScSS HI snr~
316 7TH STREET NV.
CREPE LIsSE REMNANTS. l5 CENfs 4 YARD.
SOME WORTH AS MUCH As 40 CENTS. NONE
LESS THAN IS CENTS 4 YARD ap4s
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trimmer for an electric light company i'm De.
troit recently received severe shock from what
nc had been told vas 4 dead wire" He brought
suit for damages against the company. and has
Just been given a verdict for $4,000 The compa-
MES which conduct dangerous currents OF elec-
tricity through overhead wires, and when the en-
tang;efnent with other lines, which is Inevitable
with overhead wires, occurs, convert pre-
vSeusly harmless wires into Instruments OF death
or severe injury furnish the same ground OF action
as that supplied by the Detroit company, and
would also seem to render themselves criminally
liable. Bury the wires and there viii not be so
many victims 10 bury The efficacy of electricity
as means Of innicting the death penalty should
De tested by the sheriff, and not With entire i'm
punity BY the corporations which dominate not
oniy the earth but the air above and the subways
beBeatA the earth
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TINE Is MONEY.

And people who have no time, consequently have no
Money! The Great King Solomon said everything
10 De IN Its Time" Time for Joy and Time for Sor
row: Time for Rest and Time for Work"
In order to derive benefit from information and
teachings, you must take time to be informed and
Taught In the evening. after your days work IL done
Aks the Evening Star, especially on Wednesday and
rnursday' and read the advertisements, referring to
The GREAT REMNANT SALES OF
LANsBURGH BRO,
EVERY THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
LIST OF BARGAINS FoR THIS WEEK.
One Case Of the best GERMAN DOUBLE WARP
bcD-IICkING. consisting Of short-lengths and full
pieces In Red and Blue fancy stripes warranted en-
arey ut lsc. per yard Standard value.
Three Cases Of RED OIL CALICO REMNANTS. in
oluding dark Blue and Greea at SC per yard Regular
Price. &c.
One Case Of RED OIL CALICO REMNANTS. Is I'd.
wide, at Sc. per yard. generally sold At 10c.
40 SILK SUN-UMBREbLAS Gin black only, with
natural wood handles will be sold at l9 to close
ont the lot Regular value, ~, e2. 25 and e250.
lot Of GENTS sUsPENDeRs. in perfect condi-
tion. strong elasticity will be sold st l2c pair
Standard price, Csc
About s5 dozen of CHILDRBN's LACE CAPE coli
LARS. made Of Cuny Laces. at 12sc; generally sold
at25c.
An immense LOT OF REMNANTS IN ROMAN
DhAPfRY. from to 8 yard ienktin, beautiful pat
terms. elegant fabric for Summer Curtains st &c.
per I'D. Real value lSc.
Also new invoice Of CENTURY CLOTH REM
NANTs. In light snd dark patterns At exc per gard;
worth loo
so Pieces of COTTON BRocADE DREss-aooDs
In different shades of Drab and light Blue, 4c. per
yard. An elegant article for house wear.
One Case of fine FoULARDs, in short lengths, light
and dark DESIGNS. at Zoe. per yard Real value 12,se
new invoice of BLEACHED COTTON REMNANTS
yard wide. consisting Of the best brands in che
ket clean finish. at and &C. per yard Regular Price.
10 and 12kc
Several Cases Of fine BATIsTE REMNANTS, con-
sstiIiR of White and Cream Ground with figures Of al
the new shades in the market at and I0c per yard
One case of INDIGO BLUE CALICO REMNANTS.
with Red figures soft finish. at &c. per yard superior
TO any Of the &c. fabrics offered for sale.
In our CLOTH AND CASHMERE DEPARTMENT we
have the following specials:
25 Pieces of all-wool, checked SUMNER CAsSI-
MERES, suitable for Boys wear, at Soc per yard
worth 65c.
A splendid assortment of CoTToNADEs AND KEN.
lucky JEANS at 12h, .. Is, 90 and Poe. per yard
80 pieces Of ENGLISH TwEEDS. in Blue. Brown
and Gray, at 33c- per yard Standard value. 4oe
All we Ask IS, 10 give call and for yourselves
and your time and money is well spent. We shall cling
- in thepsst to our one price system
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SrniSe HArs

UAR COOPER CURTICk VETERINARIAN.
ODisessss 81 Asrsss AID fss. trss.sd Lssys e.as.s
tsfsss a :: 49, ip Pa stno sIohS sl In
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6zAsosAsrr GooDs REDuorD.

oEAsoNABLE dooDS fkEDUcED.
Assspecisl Abrasion ana at Tie hsns time
to chose out 9 few odd llnss Of
LADIES' RAGLANS
WALKING JACKETS
we have made tie following extraordinary con.
eesssons in prices. We make these reductions
while the ssrments sfe seasohable and In de-
@ane In order that our customers may reap the
benefits, rather than swa,t the etd Of the ssa.
s0ns l. 10 usually done.
BALANCE OF THREE LOTS OF LADIES'
NEwMARKETs AND HAuLANs IN medium
brown stripes ana chscks,
Formerly sold at $3.50. %. 80 and $40.
Choice of the Lots 81 each.
1 Lot of Ladies' Black Enfiish Wlhins
Jackets, including some Of eur most sa1ssble
materials, such ~ Corkscrews Jersey Cloth.
Brosdcloths, &c. All sizes in the lot, bat not In
any one style,
Formerly sold at % so. %. $3.50 and sl0
Choice of the Lot o. so each
In conjunction with the above we OFFER.
1 Lot OF Ladies' Tan Kersey Jackets, very
stylish, having upright collar with two hooks
and eyes single breasted. close nttine, side
pockets, fht in weight and just We thing 70
alp ovefXwhite or wash dress In the summer
when going out of evenings
ONLY s5 EACH
Third noor.,
WOODWARD LoTHRoP.
Cor 18th and Sta NV
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WooDvAsD & LofHsors Cotpxs,

Enumerating the numerous AstssctiSS IN.
gains offered by them. also the publication sf
hnch Ators news - mag b Of interest b sAsir
customsrs snd The public.
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F: 4 4 !, 1, / :: ::
e. e. $FI$ II A !
E E 4 4 Il E.; g. e. 4 III
{ E.. / :: : t ! /.
TOURISTS AND B1cYc1rsrs

TOURISTS AND BIcYCLIsTs
Are invited to inspect the new stock Of Ens,sh Fan
bel shlfs - % and ~ So and also initiation Of
them In Cotton and Wool at 81 Ribbed Hose 4Sc.
pair: with fine ribbed tops CSC. The display in win
dow corner Of 18th ct. and Pa will make IL sv
deht We keep full line Of Mems Furnishings: the
prices marked demonstrate that syste of strictly
cash business enables prices unusually low.
z.a THE PALAIS ROYAL e
(1Ilp pa Svsl ~ 't-s
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WANTED-ROOMS

wANTEp-Two OR THREE UNFUKNIsBEp
w communicating Rooms with without board.
Tor two aduts mother and son Will ray quarterly in
advance for desirable rooms. Rent must moderate
Must state terms. location and full particulars Box
a. star ONCE aplS-sr'
WANTED-Two SLEEPING ROOMS, PAIvATE
w paflor aud bath room. For gentleman. wife and
little girl OF six years with board; must he In
cass neiehoorhood; prlvate family preferred refer
erces given and required. Address NJ r. s. star ONCE
ap1s-2ts
WANTED-RooM IN WHICH TO STORE FCR-
w nttttre during summer mon this. Address SUN
MER STORAGE" Star office apl7-3ts
WANrED-TFkEE OR POUR FURNISHED OR
~ ohiurnishea Rooms N nice quiet neigh orhood
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SHAwLs Foa TIE WrA1rHY.

SHAwIs FoR THs WRAIrHr.
A small stock Of extra-Ane Black Drap D'Etat
shswls. very beautifully hand embroidered and with
very dsep and heavy silk fringe offered much be-
low regular p1es6, viz:
shswis worth. $3.50. s42s sasa e7.as
OhsEsd for. .S2.0S, s34s, s4.6o. $3.50
shawis worth. 81. so. $780, si1. SO, $500, $500
Offered for. 60. s7.9s. sses, s1l.0o $3.50.
The lot 20 fortunately secured also contains few
beautiful specimens Of White Berlin Shawls with
heavy fringe all around g.. so each.
. - We shall not again this season be enabled to
buy or sell 80 chcaply and as the stock is small an
early choice is very advisable.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Close bargain beloW1
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WANTED--HOUSES.

WANTED-TWO RELIABLE LADIES DESIRE A
w furnished partly furnished house to fer
during Summer months best of references given Ad-
dress stating terns. AMERICAN, Star office apis 2t
WANTED-A FURNISHED HOUSE IN GOOD
w iocaton. suitable for Boarding House or Room
Renting, by . lady who understands running either
Address MRS. w.. Star office. Rpl7-2ts