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A Grsrnous OrrEn.

II we ever had cause to doubt (Which We never
had) the good common sense and keen discrimi.
nssion Of the people Of Washington, the steady
stream Of Buyers that has flowed into our house
since we first announced our great mark-down
Clearance Sale Of Mems and Boys' Clothing
would have dispeiied the doubt 1t is most re-
marksble how quickly they determine and de-
eide . genuine Clearing Up Sale made for GOOD
and sufficient reasons-such a. this OF ours
and hoy slow they are to forgive those who
have once abused their confidence. We have al
Ways found thai q paid to oct frankly and hon.
sstiy with them. and this 10 one Of the strongest
reasons why we are 20 busy now.
sAKs AND COMPANY.
Tomorrow we hold our weekly reception in
the Boys Clothing Department cd noor; take
elsvstor). 1t affords rs much pleasure to asrss-
ably surprise our young friends and their
mamas from time to time. Tomorrow We shall
surprise and piesss them By Offering them .
pleasant treat in Boys Suits. ages to 10 in
one grade and ages to II in smother Gall with
Short PAnts). We therefore announce now that
for to-morro~ Saturday only We offer the
choice Of about one hundred little Suits. sses4
TO 10. that We have BEEN selling ct s5 esch. for
Too Dollars and Fvlv Cents. At IS they were
splendid values: ct % SO they sre-wellt you'll
have to decide.
We also offer for Tomorrow tssturday) onlya
choice assortment of handsome little Suits, with
Knee Pants. ayes to II. ths. we have been sell.
ing at IS each. for FoUR DOLLARS for the
choice The vast variety of kinds and styles in
cludsd in the foregoing items embraces every
style that's fashionable. such - the Norfolk"
'Piain" and Pieated Shapes in Piaids. in Stripes
and Combinations of Colora The goods are
new and fashionable and in perfect condition.
Nothing wrong with them. but We want to treat
the little fellows to . surprise party Tomorrow
This offer remember, IL for TO- psorTo,r only.
sAKs AND COMPANY.
And now Snap for gentlemen. Some time
ago we announced that all Of our Winter Over
coats that had been selling at slS and $50 each
were marked down to sl37a II is needless 70
say there Is no money in selling goods at such
prices. Yet we'll 60 further and for TO morross
only we offer the choice Of Ill these overcoats
for Ten Dollar Blu. The assortment includes
Msltons. Kerseys. Beavers whipcords, and
Chinchillas. lined with Quilted Satin. cut and
made well. trimmed handsomely. and euarap-
tssd perfect-htting. and Ten Dollars viii secure
your choice. Can you resist the temptation.
sAKs AND COMPANY,
LEADERS OF THEM ALL
f7 SEVENTH AND MARKET SPACE.
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Advertiser

,iu .srvs their own purpose best and at the same
Tins rrs.tly accommodate TEE srAR. IL they viii send
An before noon To- morrow their announcemsna for
N. large edition Of Saturdays paper the FERNS
Of which must Be ssnt press much earlier than on
The other ave days Of the week
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NOTEWORTHY VAIurs In
EMpROIDERIES

EMBROIDERIES
The new Foods ere worth more than passing
notice, - the prices are lower than usually pre-
vail for similar qualities aud widths.
FOR CHILDRENS' DRESSES
2l-inch Flouncines, embroidered IL inches
deep: only soc. per ysrd.
Other equally - good values at 80. rs. 80 and
Csc. per yard
20-inch Cambria, all-over embroidery, only
60c. per yard.
More elaborate patterns At SIC. and 81 per
yard
sPECIAL-6-inch Cambria Embroidery in
handsomely worked patterns: only l2>sc. per
yard.
40-inch Swiss FlouncinGs. embroidered. 10
inches deep; only 81 per yard.
46-inch Swiss Flouncinxs. deliberately en-
broidsred. 80 inches deep. only 81. 40 per I'd.
well-stocked in narrow Hamburg Emt roider-
les. Good values abound.
To clcse them out we offer the the entire line
Of Colored Embroideries at exactly half price.
(Second hoor)
WOODWARD b LOTHROP,
Cor IL tn and SITS. NV.
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Ar Tn PA1A1s RorAh
BARGAINS FOR FEW HOURS
HERE TOMORROW MORNING.
GONE By TOMORROW EVENING.
THE GOODBYE PRICES
tsve than wsiitoi Action Youn beiisve you Gee
won't your Thsts al We can or need ~ in expasna-
ton Of the
s~sH gEaTh Rrf sR3 H ssss ZEE ssss
ss:s Err + ssss E, s ssss
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY Is. 1888.
1sT SURPRISE
BOYS AND YOUTHS CLOTHING Besides the
40 cent discount every article in this Depart
msnt We OFFER the following surprises for Tomorrow
YOUTHS ovERCOATs 90 70 Is ysar,-Bssvsrs.
Cheviots Cassimeres. Kerseys, Twseds and Chin
chillaa Satin finished custom-msds appearance
Former prices. .. $3.50. $1,000. sl.oo $1,000
To-morrow's prices. 345. 4.05. 500, 600
YOUTHS SUITS of Cheviot.. Tweeds and Csssi-
msres; long pants cutawsy coat and vest. All sizes.
Formr prices. ..... $3.50, $40 50. sl250. si4.5o
To-morrow's pricss- 4.O5 $50. 5.25. $40
BOYS OvERcoATs of Blue Beaver. Kerssy and
Gray ChinrhiA Sizes for t. 6. 9. z. and 10 ysars.
Form.r prices .......s s7s, $3.50. s1oso. slaoo
To-morrows price Tor choice. so@o
BOYS SUITS (Asss 10. IL, II. Is. IA, l5l-Chsv.
lots. Tweeds and Cassimeres; knee pAnts cutaway
sack cost aud vest. 0sntlsmanly refined looking
suita
Former prices, SO. so. 90 SO. el050
To-morrows prices. ........... +.05. e&50. 1915
BOYS ovKRCoATs. All wool. Asss4 toe
Former prices $780, 1900 and sA.b0
2ND SURPRISE
WARM GOODs-The 20 per cent discount brought
the price Of our $3.50 California Wool Blankets to
&d6O Equal reductions in prices OF all Otner
Blankets, Flannsls, Eiderdowns, Flannel Shirts etc.
The surprise for tomorrow u Is per cent discount
1<l of the reduced prices.
3RD SURPRISE.
GLOvEs-Men's and Ladies' English Calfskiu Gloves
with flannel, chamois and wool Innings. Fur tops Of
genuine beaver and other furs.
Former prices. .s135, s15O. sl75. eL9s. 81 IS
Reduced prices LOO. 1.25. 1.4s, 1.6S. 1.98
Surprise prices 20 per cent of shove reduced prices
The sl.4S quality Undressed Kid Mousquetaires for
81. They have embroidered backs. Tsns and grhya
4TH SURPRISE.
UMBRELLAS-The genuine "Gloria" Cloth Cm-
brellas for sL25instead Of sL50.
9Th SURPRISE.
MILLINERY4 Trimmed Bonnets, 8 Trimmed
Hats. Marked $3.50. $3.50. 50. Your choice for
s2.8S.
9Th SURPRISE.
RIBBONs-Satin and @. g. Ribbons in all the new
shaded for lie. yard; &c. yard less than sold
before.
7TH SURPRISE
T1D1Es-Hsavy aud pretty designs in Antique lace:
3 for 25c.. worth 15c. each.
sTH SURPRISE
WRAPS-The only house now showing NEW
SPRING WRAPS To induce you to buy ~ well a.
ADMIRE 3S quality Jersey Coats for % U.s. $40 quail
iy listers (bell sleeyes cape and hood for 81: Sl5
quality Braided Visitss for S10; Is quality Walking
Jackets for $3.50.
9th SURPRISE.
The prices quoted in adyertiaemsnt helov
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4 "TnEAr In R1BBoss

We told you some time ago February was the
month for bargains. Right on top Of the great
cot bargains ever shown In Handkerchieis We
oder you & veritahle Treat" in Ribbons. We
secured 1t great sacrifice
$50 PIECES OF SILK MORE RIBBONS
which We shall distribute AT EXACTLY HALE
THEIR USUAL SELLING PRICE. Wis:
Width No. 4-Wofth lie. only &c. per yard.
Width No. 5-Worth l4c.. only &c. per yard
Width No. 7-Worth Ice. only &c. per yard
The popularity. and previous expensiveness
Of Moire silk Ribbons. coupled with the fact
that the lot embraces all colors, excep' black,
should cause for them demand unparalleled in
the history Of the ribbon trade.
II Go on sale saturday morning.
WOODWARD LOTHROP.
Cor llth aud r sts nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-17

Capt Hoxie, In his letter 10 Chairman Randall,
OF the House appropriations committee, makes q
vigorous reply 10 the misapplied criticism upon
what Was alleged TO be his plan for the water
works extension He certainly should not be held
responsible for the numbering incompetency that
has characterized the management Of that work
since he was relieved from duty here
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-17

capt. 9rin1ns report concerning the use Of elec-
tricity As q motive power for street cara OF which
the general conclusions and the recommendations
were printed In yesterdays STAR, Is valuable
contribution 70 the discussion OF Washington's
street railway problem IL Is q store-house OF In
formation concerning the different forms OF cleo
tic railway In the United states and their advan-
tagcs and disadvantages, when compared with
one another and with raiiwaysin which the motive
power Il supplied By horses or cable. The present
is the proper time TO establish some general prin-
ples In respect 70 the manner in which the street
railway system OF Washington shall be developed,
and this report Will doubtless be Of considerable
service 70 the senate committee when 1t comes to
solve the problem OF the best form OF street-rail
way motor for the District.
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OF It's people should be better protected The Dis
tFict itself may remain for time subject" TO be
experimented upon by the representatives Of the
people OF the United states, but Congress should
assert It's exclusive right 10 that form OF business
and see 70 Il that the inmates OF District graves
are protected from the dissectlng knife.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-17

our ENTIRE STOCK
HEAVY WINTER SUITS AND ovERcoATs.
MEN. BOYS. AND CHILDREN
WILL he SOLD At
so CENTS on THE DOLLAR
FOB THE MKT TWO wERKs
TO MAKE ROOM ron OUR SPRING STOCK.
THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING Co.
M 7TH AND @ SITS.
GHzAr SALE
UPHOLSTERY GOODS FROM AuoT1oNI
Our buyer attended the Great Foster Sale Of Uphol
stsry Goods and Lace Curtains in New York, Feb
ruay1
heavily for the snd TO dispose Of The lot 1t ence
We viii mafk everything Just 50 csnts on the dollar OF
the regular priosa
For example. there are.
$40 LACE BED SETS. with spreads and shsms
complete for sl6o Rseular prics. a.
800 LACE PILLOW sHAMR 17ka. each. Regular
price, 3Sc.
eoo Pairs LACE CURTAINS from zoo. to g pair.
$40 Pairs TURcoMAN PoRTIKREs. s2.4s 81 pair
to -. All Just ons-hslf price.
Pieces Of FURNITURE COVERING 75c Regular
price, S1.50.
Pieces of FURNITURE COVERING. s5c. Regular
price. $l.76
Pieces Of FURNITURE COVERING. 81. Regular
price, 81.
The whole lot viii b displayed on special tables in
our Upholstery Department Some Of the Lace Goods
slightly soled. but Will DO sold there are other
bargains in this department
RUGS AT WHOLESALE PRIcEa
TABLE COVERS At about one-half regular prices.
40 Dozen STAMPED LINENS from auction at lea.
than Manufacturer prices.
coLoRED CURTAIN scR1x, &c. per yard Resu-
lar price l5c.
IMITATION CHINA sILK, 1oa per yard Regular
price. l8c
COCOA DOOR MATS. 47c
BOLD CHERRY and ANTIQUE OAK TABLES
el.4A
Sauna with Polished Tops. SLIGO
WINDOW SHADES. all color,. 35c.
Remember. you can get anything in Upholstery.
from the cheapest 70 the nneAt fabrics At dry goods
prices here.
{. 4 III {; ::
sBR n II pRn oco n
E Fl Fl ~ r e. {! +: III I'll
+: 4. E I! ff$Sj$ ::
ONE PRICE ONLY,
42o 43:. 4c4. 4Se It'll It,. Alt. AID 9Th It
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smash-ups Of elevated railway cars and the de-
structive fall OF heavy articles from such roads
upon persons below as In the recent disaster from
the dropping OF girder In New York city. suggest
that the mere annoyance 10 the senses OF sight
and hearing which elevated roads threaten are not
the most serious OF the objections TO them Many
improvements must be made In the methods Of
building and conducting these elevated systems
before they can become generally popular as
means OF rapid transit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-17

senator Teller also speaks out boldly against
secret sessions and trembles 90 more at the men,
acfng figure OF Senatorial dignity than does the
valiant Riddieberger.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-17

Away above the din OF conflicting opinions about
Mr.. Blaine's plans and purposes regarding the
Presidency rings out the plain. round, clear-cut
"No" Of Geo. W. Childs, OF Philadelphia He Is De
only gentleman whose name has been mentioned
- Mr.. Blaines legatee who has decinrd the
honor, and yet he Is perhaps the only one whose
declinztion would be so persistently ignored BY q
large body OF his feliow-citizena
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-17

The blunt statement By General Manager Whit
ing In the Reading investigation that he relied
upon the "necessities" OF the striking miners 70
force them to resume work was particularly In
Jadlcious- He would have shown more tact, and
= great deal more feeling, II he had said that be
trusted 10 time, with its modifying influence on
the Judgment Of men who have reached conclu-
sions TOO hastily. The surest way 70 exasperate
an adversary and drive him into doing that which
makes reconciliation impossible, Is to prophesy
that he viii be starved or iruzen into submission.
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FOR MEN.

FOR MEN.
No. THE "palais Royal" Shirt is S5c, and fits
equal tocustom made.
No. 2-UNDERwEAR-The 81 Red Wool Underwear
offered for Soc The sl.75 Fancy English Cash
mere Underwear for Sl39. The 81 Red Medi-
Gated Wool Underwear for l.50.
No. 3-SOCKS. The Soc English Cashmere Half-hose
to match underwear. for SOC.
No. 4-GLOVES, warranted and tried on ut our risk.
The 81 Embroidered English Kid Gloves offered
No. HANDKERCHIEF Genuine French Linen
Hsndkerchiefs. with fancy centars and borders in
new shades and designs, SOC. quality for 25c.
No. 6-RUBBER COATS The ~ quality for 9 I. 90
Being cemented they are waterproof IN fact ~
well as in name.
FOR LADIES.
No. 1-sHoEs The s4,75 Kid Shoes for a3. The as
Pstentlesther Tip Kid Shoes for $3.50 The
Goodyear" Rubbers, the best for Soc
No. 2-HANpKERCHIEFs Pure Linen, Hand
broidered Initials. Csc quality for 2 for CSC
Some with fancy embroidered and colored CEN
tiers. such Is maize, pink. navy and gobelin blue,
beliotrope. mahogany. &c: Csc. quality. for 2 for
25c.
No. 4-UMBRELLAS, &c. English SILK, with natural
wood handles, $3.50 quality for S2.4S. Twill
Silk Sun Umbrellas. with oxydizsd silver natya.
raj wood handlea ~. Is quality for 81 30. The
new Parasols at 10 per cent below next months
prices.
No. 6-BOYS CLOTHING. Every article In this de-
pertinent st 40 PER CENT DISCOUNT OFF
MARKED PRICES. This statement il correct
no mistake
No. 6-UPHoLsTERY GOODS. Low prices marked
on each article. 40 PER CENT OFF THE
MARKED PRICES We are aware We wrote 20
0ortyl
No. 7-HoUsEKEEPrNo GOODS. Marked at a low
>end generally 1t lower prices than elsewhere 20
PER CENT DISCOUNT OFF MARKED PRICES
No. S-HOsIERY. Warranted fast Black Hose, 49c
quality for 40c- MONEY REFUNDED II thess
hose stain the limbs or clothing change color
In washing. Broken lots Of new boot pattern
and fancy striped Hose. 6S and 55c. qualities for
4Sc. Broken lots Of $50. for 26c.: fancy striped
Hose in Heliotrops. Nile Green and Moda
No. 9Broksn lots Of old stock ct below cost For in
stance, q Red Medjcsted Wool Underwear for
SOC. New sw . Ribbed Vests, finished With silk
ribbons. CSC. quality for SOC. Arrive tomorrow
Ribbed SILK Vests. in al colors s1.5o. but worth
s2.25.
Cases Of japanese. Seal. Cali. &C.. leather lined,
all coiors. 48c. and 35c. qualities for Csc
No. l1-0LOvES New $50. Kid Gloves. embroidered
bscxs. all coio1. Large and small sizes Of and
Kid Gloves. reduced from sl.5o 70 CSC. Black
Kid Gloves, with colored embroidered bseka
button. at e16S. reduced to 81: S-button
Mousqueta,rrs at CLOS. reduced to eliza New
lot OF Pis's Skin MousQuetaires atol
No. 12-RIBBoNa New Lot. which includes new
shsdes Of Ali-sflk Ribbons with loop ed9s. Nos
12. 16 and ~. Quality worth IS and 40 cents, for
Is and 10 cents. Sash Ribbons, z inches vida
q quality for no.; Pnk. Blue, Cardinal Cream
whitA
a. We intended TO give louGsr List. but hnd
spsce win not permit it longer List In to-morrows
Post and Republican.
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"Busier than our neiehbors." So our patrons tell
IN, but we know the bad weather has kept many in
doors For their benefit have condensed the Lists
Of Bargains lately advertised. There il no excuse
now-you have presented to you in list be low the
pick Of the Bargains caused by the Influx Of goods
and the broken lots incidental to . busy week. Tbs
Pslsis Royal may be reached BY all lines OF csrs-as
you know.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-17

WooDwAsD & Lorz,ors Coruxx
SAr1x Coasrrs Ar HA1r Pncx
10 eaose out The balance Of our
FInE TRkNCH sAIIN ooRsKrs
We Offer thsm ct ssactly
HALF PRICE.
wSfs..'......s....'. ....'.'.."... .......ySV0.
Row. 70 ciooe. o1s6O.
Black. sizes 20. 81. %, e. snd e.
He'd. deg 80. 81. 81. "a. "a. Is and "a.
PINK. sises 20, q, 90. -, "a and "a.
l.. Hue. sizes Is. 20. u. 22. %, "a. Is. 90
and "a.
"a Lowest price We have ever named ons
Satin Const
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
Cor 11th and sta n.
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

EoR RENI--AN UNFURNIsH d FLAT IN An
Il apertment house. on 1t, near Lafayette Square
sted by steam without extra charge. Price ESQ pc
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FOB sAlE-Housks.

AOol AMI IOS @ND.
n osT-LAsT NIGHT, IN THE NEIGHBORHoOD
IL Of 18th ST. aud New York small crescent scarf
lln with sunall Diamond Pun value all b. lsid
II left at grocery. 1901 n ct NV ils-3r
II osT-oN nth ST, BETWEEN 2 ST. ANp
IL Pennsylvalis ave. two buncnes OF Key. one 81
the punches contained i've keys a-d the other two
keys. Return 70 ALBERT PAkkLh l134 St NV
II osT-wEDNEsDAY NIGHT. A MALTESE CAT.
lRewxrd will be pfyen, and NO questions arked n 10
osT-AN OXIDIZED SILVER HANDLE CAM;
IL my name IN stan liberal inward viii be paid for
Its return 20 the stsr offlce. d. c. BUTLER fls-3r
II osr KNIGHTS TEMPLAR CROSS. THE
H finder will be literally rewarded by return nx 20
southwest corner 18th aDe L s,s nv IL
+ OsT-wtDNEsDAY. 18TH INsr, SETTER DOG.
IL named Nero had on . tag marked n V. Do No
4yoy. liberal reward viii be paid Tor its rstnrn te
1896 18th st. NV. III 81.
II osT-A BUNCH OF KEYS ON 9TH ST, Be
IL TIVE y aud D. Liberal reward for the saline
le1t NJ 1882 9Th st IT.
STRAYED AwAy-A LITTLE sALMoN-coLoRED
- sk,s Terrier. wearing lttl- bell snitsblerward
On returning IL 70 4l3 "a 81 M. ffo-3r.
CTRAYEp-FRoM MY STORE, GIL PA AVE. ON
- Tuesday last 10 months Old Hack and tan dog.
without collar, but badly collar and answers
70 nsms q "S,Pxr r"srd VII be given isr h,s =
n osT-oN TUESDAY AFTERNOON, A SKYE TER
~ ner. quite ian<s, blush color. sIth White beads
LAD on no collar when ioss nb.rsl reward "a 70
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-17

XUANTEp-BYA SINGLE GENTLEMAN GOOD
w board in private family, west of 11th St NV /;
dinner at midday preferred references Address q.
Smithsonian Institution. IT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-17

GAnrsr GAxrsn GAxrsn
Ho2E AMUsEMESTst HOME AMUsEMEyrsi
New Game constantly arriving.
MAGIC LANTERNS, MAGIC LANTERysi
New ssoex from 48c. 30 eI8.jO.
lust received New Steam and n ehanicai Toyx
BABY COACHES! BABY COACHsSf
ALI New styles- Lew Prices
yALDIINksi vAIENTrNEsn vALENTfNEsin
Trade sups4ied
CH RUPERT,
n 4o3. 4o5. 407 7th 81 n.s- shove D St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-17

XKTANTED-OwNERS OF LOTS IN THE NORTH
w vest suitable for medium-class houses, who are
in need Of ready money, will find prompt s pay
pany send description property, lowest price &C.
q WELLER 4 REPETTL
fI1-1v 326 Pa ave. Sc
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WAREHOUSES;.

VxYANTED-THE lsT OF MARCH, FOR THE
w sumnner montha. furnished House in northwest
section of the city, family Of four adults no children
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-01-12
--------------------------------
Bucklens ArniCa Salve.

The Besr SALvE in the world Cor Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, S 1T Rheum. Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corss, and all Skin Eruptions. and positively
cures the Piles, or no pay required. 1t is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction. or
money refunded. Price Is cents per box.
For sale by DR.. J. @. Moxley. 8-'S7
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-01-12
Sea Wonders exist in

DDE !; ! :: ::
aor. While living at home should at once ssr4
their address to Hallett Il Co.. Portland
Maine. and receive free, full information bn,,
e;ther ser. of Mi ages, can earn from 81 ia e.-
nor dav and upwards wherever thew live
You are started free. Capital not required
Some have made. over $50 in single day at
this work. All eucceed.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-01-12
Cedar Shingles.
HARD TIMES

While money is close, wages and prices
low, expenses should be cut down in every
household. Economy the watch word tor
Mothers, head off Doctor bills, by always
keeping in the house, bottle Of DR.. Bos-
ankos Cough and Lung Syrup. Stops a
Cough instantly, relives Consumption. cures
Group and pain in the Chest in one night.
1t is just the remedy for hard times. Price
so cts, anl 81 90. Samples free. Sold by
DR.. j. Q. Monkey.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-01-12

FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Complaint you
have printed guarantee on every bottle; OF
Shileh's yitalizer. 1t never fuils to cure.
ISAMAN b co.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-01-12

Watson Charles Lewiston. 4 80.
Yarbrough John B, 8 26pt3 80.
Young Chas L J., lOpo1 tar so.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-13
ADDITIONAL MINNEAPOLIS.
The Eighth Ward Fight.

A. R. CHESTNUT j. A. MUMFoRD, c. L.
MAYHAM. Gentlemen: The undersigned
voters and taxpayers of the Eighth ward,
believing that it is for their pest interests to
place in the field an ''aldermanic ticket" to
represent us and our interests in the city
council. and believing that the other
tickets in the field do not stand sufficiently
pledged to the welfare and economic gov
eminent of the ward, that we ask you to ac-
cept the position on the following
basis, to wit: That you will do
everything in your power to promote
and keep the high character of the Eighth
ward. That you will pledge yourselves to re-
duce expenses TO the lowest amount Justifia-
BILE, and that you, belonging to and repre-
sentIng no cliques or corporations, will ex-
pend the public money only for the good OF
the ward and the best interest of the taxpay-
ers whose money you are handling. And
that the Office of alderman is an office of
trust, and not for party success alone. Piedg-
ing you our earnest and hearty support we
are committee, A. w. Gilbert, W. B. Ander-
son, John F. Blaisdell and 239 others.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-13
PARK COMMISSIONERS.
The Republicans Place Their Can,
didates in NOmin alton.

The committee on trustees appointed
at the recent Republican city conven-
ton met yesterday afternoon at the
rooms of the Union League club TO
nominate candidates for park commits
sioners, every member being present.
There was some little talk of making
the non-partizan play of nominating
one or twOD emocrats, but it was voted
down. Finally Prof. w. w. Folwell, OF
the Second ward, Col. w. S. King, of
the First ward, and J. E. Northrop, of
the Fifth ward, were chosen for the
eight-year term by reclamation. ).
A. Ridgeway, of the Eighth ward,
was elected by ballot as the fourth
member for the eight-year term, defeat
ing A. G. Haugan and A. +. Allen. A.
j. Boardman, of the Fourth ward, was
renominated, and A. e. Hangar, of the
Sixth ward, and A. E. Allen, OF the
Seventh ward, were nominated by &C
clamatiOn for the four year term. A
ballot was taken for the fourth mem
Der, resulting in the election of j.
Demeules for the remaining fOur-year
term.