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Sales OF Real Estaae.

for 5000 OF Rosetta NJ. Simms, Ut. IL Beatty &
Hawkins addition 10 West Washington, 3O.s feet
On east side OF High street. John E Beall has
bought for 5000 OF Mary Z. Buckley four lots IN
1rlnldad. Hattie A. Conner has bought for a. OOC
OF Il. Franklin Schneider sub l67, So 1856 Is g63 by
e1& feet, Corcoran street, between l7lh and 1871
northwest. Matte E Roberts has bought Tor
$500 OF John r. Upperman, pts. 81 and "a So
5ls fronting 20 feet on Attn street, between q and
II northwest ID. NJ Ogden has bought OF s. Sim.
mons for -, 500. sub lots - and 81 So 3es each
70 feet front on N, between 9th and 10th streets
northwest
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A PROGRESSIVE CAMPAIGN

A PROGRESSIVE CAMPAIGN
For Furniture, Carpets and Upholstery Goods.
The fail season has opened and again take my
OF furniture, carpets and upholstery goods in
which, Tor price and quality, competition Is open
with any advertised price list. My stock is COM
plete In every department; AID all the novelties OF
the latest styles, 10 which ask ali inspection from
buyers before purchasing, as am determined TO
sell at bottom prices.
3l7 and 3lS 1Lh ST NV, furniture department.
b., "a, and $50 81. W., carpet department.
31l 7tn St NV, upholstery and drapery depart
meRI WASH b WILLIAMS.
KANeARoo SHOES, the best made at Rich's, III
Market space
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Shoes that can't be matched anywhere else in
the United States for less than 81, and warranted
TO be the equals at least oil any 81 shoes made.
Hahns Ladies' $1.50 Dongola Kid Button Boots
Hahn'S Ladies' Sl50 Patent Leather Tipped But.
Hahn's Ladies' S1.5O Genuine Goat Button.
Hams Gents 81 80 Genuine Kip Boots.
Hahn'5 Gents $3.50 Calf Laced Shoes.
Hahns Gents $l.5O Calf Button Shoes.
Hahn's Gents $l.50 Calf Caters.
Hahn'S Misses $50 Fine Kid Button.
Hahn's Misses $50 Straight Goat Button.
Hahn's Youths S1.50 Calf Button and Laced
HAHNs Reliable Shoe Houses,
SIG 9TH ST., 1922 Pa. ave. q. W., 23l Pa avese,
Chronicle Office removed to "Chronicle
Building, No. AT 18th street, op. Star building
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IAdvertisementl

LAVE THIRTY TROUSERS PATTERNS OF fne Inn
1oo senped, mediuM- weight cloths which nave
been making up at $l3 SIS, and sI6 Der mar
1hoee are specially desirable Tor autumn wear
and In order 70 Cause their immediate sale Ihnye
concludeo 20 forego my pronts and make them IN
81 $40 per pair, watch presents an exceptionally
good Opportunity 10 secure an elegant pair Of
trousers at the price usually asked for medium
Qualiees G. W. SlsApsoa, Expert In Trousers
Sorncr 9Th and q sheets
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Dun CASH RrcEs Fon

DRY GOODS.
HENRIETTA CASHMERES, all pure fine wool
Wide double with. Gobein Blue, Terra Gotta, OK
BLOOD Lam Serpent and Black :czsh value 5Oc price
reduced To 4Sc
LADIES' BKOADCLoTH. all pure fine wool, one
ysTu anu hall wide Gobelin Blue. Terra Gotta, Tan
Ane bxck cash value : L our reduced price S7}6c.
bLANkETS $3.50. 90. %. 90
t Pm : 4 Els 90. ~ 90. 80.
P III = n KETS y; 90, $:1, S375
oAASA SohAh slLkS only Soc, real value 75c.
CARTERS,
III MARKET SPACE.
VALUABLE PRESENTS
For Our Cash Customer
BUY % worth or and select one of tho follow
,ns tIesehts; pair OF handsome Damask Towels
rortn a nall dozen hne Linen Napkins 75c.: or 4
pair ~ SIX emDroidered corsets worth zoe
~ Az fhENCH SERGE, all pure 6ue Freuch
wSoi, Woe double width al colorv: very chasp a
"vS;, Su, Es1uced cash price 37hc
II nLr Ia CASHMEREs, all colorx all mira
n.cs rsy Que yard and half wide; real value 81,
a.. "A hErs .lightiy soiled large SIZE extra heavy
eTTr 2gCss,S, 20, yySr6, "a, - so, S5.
I'M Is =, ~ r. pure wool double width 37hc
Sssu Ano nall Woe. great cash barpsan S(Ic Wv
VALUABLE PRESENTS
CAsn customers are requested TO select ma ~ III.
toiIowins presents II they buy SlO worth or ovsr.
nandyome Bridal Quilt worth 81 SO; two mir ~ 40
giant Dsuask Towels worth ~ or one doxsn Ne
Napkins worth Sl.5O. NM ~. a1n y
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A PROFITABLE INVESTMENT
To increase its manufacturing capacity and other
wise meet the growing demands of its business THE
DOMESTIC FIRE ENGINE AND PUMP COMPANY
office and salesroom SIS 18th st. n. w,-wi dispose
of LOCO shares Of it's capital stock in to suit
chasers. at IS per share. Par value, o2O per share
Stock full paid and -assessable.
Subscriptions received at the Companys ONCE or by
the following directors:
DR. GEORGE B. WEIGH. 2194Xst INV.
DANIEL RAMEY 1907 st. NV
w. H. LEPLEY. 725 18th ST. NV
CHARLES A. McEUEN. 142O St NV.
j. d. FREE, JR., 1343 St n W.
F. Nice. CRISWELI, 1l01 + st. q. W.
PHILIP 7. HALL. 9OS st. n W.
W. o. DOUGLASS. 522 9th st. NV,
We beg to cali attention to the following home tssti
monials - TO the value OF our machines:
HYATTsvILLE. Nd. Sept IL 1883
The Do,nestic Fire Engine and Pump o..
GENTLEMEN: We have in our village one Of your
Little Giant Barrel Engines" and say unhestat-
ngly that it 10 the best thing have ever seen I'm
the way of fire extinguisher for villages towns and
private residences. 1t 10 cheap. easily worked and al
WAYS in order Every village. however small and
every farmer should have one.
Very truly yours,
LOUIS D. WINE
OFFICE GOODYEAR RUBBER Co.
WASHINGTON. Sept. IL 1888
GKNJLEMIN: The Little Giant" Fire Engine re-
Gently purchased through rs by the committee on
grounds at Washington Grove, Nd, meets every re-
Quirement. and when used In connection with your
chemical mixture does better work than any FIRE ap.
paratus have seen. Every village in the land
ought to have and could well afford to buy one Of
mschtneA
vsxy respectfully.
0ooDYxAa RUBBxH COMPANY,
AELvILLE LupsAY,
Manager.
MOUNT PLxAsANT. D. G.. Sept II, 1885,
GENTLEMEN We have two Of your Little Giants
Village Fire Engines ct Mount Pleasant We have
tested their strength and ind that throw good
stream upon the top Of any building in our village
We are much pleased with the trial tests and take
great pleasure in commanding them for IN Villages
and u private places. They are easily MANAGED.
Very respectfully. LYMAN 8. EM1lY.
TAxoNA PARK. D. c., sept IL, 1855.
0xxTLENna: You have very appropriately named
the Aonell Barrel Fire Engine the Little Giant" for
such itcsrtainly il. The powerful action Of this ma
chino made me purchaser - soon q saw one ope-
rated consider IL the best machins for the purpose
that has ever come TO my notice and most heartily
tndorss all your company olaims for It
Very respsetfully. RE 0upxpr
Investors VIII md upon Investigation that no com
pany ever orxsnizsd In this city has mads more rand
presrsss than this one during the nrt tan months d
it, sxastence has mors substantial huufs upor
which TO build great success seIS-ot
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In srrlE. Rich's shoes, III Market Space.

hAhSs ARE HEADQUARTERS for mems fine and
eoarse oootA u pair saved on every pair ladies'
or genls nne shoes bought at HABSs RELIABLE shoe
HOUSES Hams Eclipse shoes FOR ladies' and gen.
tlemen are, without exception the nnesf nroinc
s s c VI tns shoemakers art A clear 50c. gain.
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DnEss GooDs HrAnouAnrrna

II 10 time to make selections for your Fall Cos
tunea Our stock IL large and our SELECTION 20 Der
feet that much time could be saved By coming direct TO
Our stock comprises all the newest creations in
Dress Fabrics and High ClAss NoveltaesL
Our European buyer visited al the Foreien Marta
ana has made selections that wiz astound the wssh-
inGton Ladies.
with the new alterations to our already large Dress
Goods Salon We need not hesiase I'm saying that
stock the very largest and best selected ever shown
By Us or anyone else
Having such perfect Light In our room ct Ill snss b
soane<hinx 70 Be taken into considsrasion-
We wish also TO urge ron 10 re us for BLANKErs.
We nave choice stock 10 select FROM and prices
are always correct
We carry Ill grades, from the very cheapest 10 the
Finest Calnorna Blanket but best bargain h our
% Blanket This appears 10 be the popular price
bixnket and We feel confident We led the World on
Blanket for this money.
To have you come TO NJ Q httle eariisr than usual
shts season have decided nducsnpent 70 oner
80 dozen SHOOK, undesirable hip. easborstsly
stitched Cuessts for q. Our pros wsa end everybody
slsss price - ~. VIII the ladies appsec1s this oer
Gaans Rememhex every pa. warranted 20 g1vs ssfas
fsctaon- There never such bargain oaereo N %
stapAs - artels - Cossst.
LANsDUn0H q BRo-
oxE PRICE
go 90 4eA sss 7a end 4l7-4is ssAse x.w
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HOW TO KEEP WARM.-Why, its easy enough! II
you buy Johnson's Steel Plate Warm Air Furnace.
Every one guaranteed.
A. s. JOHNSON. l24O 9th St NV
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Annusennents To.Nixht.

Ansuscments Tonight.
Observation-Disclosures, Primrose Vests Min
strels.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Nights Dream"
HARRIs.-"Beacon Lights"
PAN0RAHA-.Battle OF shiloh"
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HATS roR FALL OF 1sss-Youman's, Dunlap, and
Miller shapes Derbys. all qualities, from ~ To "a.
e Lewis Son, 1927 New York avenue, near
18th street. Also, big line new style neekwear. 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-21

WOODWARD LoTHRoP will offer tomorrow La
1 Ts aoutton superior quality Dogsk1n p. X.
LEROY Gloves, In Black, Tans, Browns, Mods and
SrayS embroidered on the back, with Fourchettes
70 matcn, In Black, White, and Colors, ~ exactly
nan price, namely, 81 per pair
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CossErs cleaned and reboned, 81. 1905 F St

ALL HousEKEEPERs should read Moses & Sons
advertisement in this paper OF bargains In house
furnishing goods
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Jusr RIeHr. Rich's prices, III Market Space.

WE HAVE a few styles OF chamber suits which
We wish 10 close out, and have made q big cut In
the prfceA see our window for one OF them
W. III. HoEKE, Sol Market Space.
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Eo1 TRADE-A NEW BRICK BUsINEs6 HOUSE
sdtetning opera house in gy0Wtng WesSsrn city q
5000 kopulstion; wei rented; win trsds Tor ! -.
dAnes IN ARLINGTON. Tor Particulars addrss BOX al
City p y. saIS. I'm
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scRIBsER's BEST BU1TERINE.

MINIS DERBY HATS, fall styles 1-5O and go; extra
value. A. 7. LEWIS, 435 9Th ST.
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THERE Il HELP and pleasure for every house.
keeper, real neip and pleasure, unexpected helm
ahd pleasure: Inc cost ut the end OF the year Is
nothing at all. We prove It.
for zen cents now We send the aides Home
Journal and Practical Housexeeper Ali the resf N
tnis year beginning september. That is what
cents. ola
send it In silver or stamps. LADIES HONE JouR.
NAL, Philadelphia.
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For table ana cooking, 32s, 3,9, $50 center Mar
ket, opposite Goldens tsh stalls Uniform quality.
Our table goods cannot be purchased elsewhere In
washington. Personal guarantee.
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Fon CHnDnnss CoRs.rs ANp wAIrrs 20 to LOS T


ror table and cooking, 3ss, SD $50 Center Mar
ket opposite Goldens fsh stalls Uniform QUALITY
0ur taote goods cannot be purchased elsewhere II
WashingtOn. Personal guarantee
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.


+ ale aud Insurance. Broker lou ana 81. as1 NV
s5eV:aS nv; Tor 4; q e e sso :. NV 80
e Hefs 5l & :: g 49,: ,S IL
"a gSsi e ~ q: sSs Z! q; :. :G Ss
I IH is sss is ( : tsIs
ia & = lsnsos H nss Or iss SO
ssS &c. iii iii S y n W sloD
7. near 18th st. l3r. $500 gth above ST., l2r $50
i as.s .iss
ass pss6 osp ST. u aus IS
n, heated by steam. ESQ e3y 7 st.. I'd noor lrm Is
81 a - s:s: q 70
Snan scS%s in si. 9ii lfta st.
7iS s iis CSC 2! : :lo Zach i Isl, l :;
STORES
suss p.r :1. $40 E. p
l1Ol Pa av.. store Us 18th Alb Pa. av store Is
SELF R. o. HOFFMAN. 10th and SITS NV
t9ss dR1EGNTt-FURNIsHED- rsrM;
1905 Sunderland II &c. 80
UNFCRNlsHED.
iSs snadsrisnd Place. Ior
DULANY WHITING. "
sl7-6t 1920 + ST. NV.
EoR RENTa,THREE STORY AND BASEMENT
I M Brick Dwelling ~ rooms bath room aud cellar.
CO.. to eps snd hedc TI
foLD. 1907 st. NV. se17-6t'
u 1902 ". ave, NV. Tor. m. i.............s5 ESQ
IL. ~ n N
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LOCAL MENTION
The Weathev.

For the District OF Columbia Maryland, and Viz
showers; northeasteriy winds -e
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cor. A..
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CTR THE Best.

CTR Tn BEs.
1HE CONCORD HARNRss
We arc the Sole Agents for this Celebrated r,.rr.
and have constantine hand full stocS VSsch
a CoNCOhD fhlCEA beware OF imitsfions Ana =.
Agents ior the WHITMAN SADDLE iLp wh,cs s CSo.s
u No better. "AAAsAA sAA0Ss
LUTz BRO,
497 Penn. sve., adjoining National Ho..,
A fuI stock Of Trunks and haschsia ,f 80 -.
1.-@. :. VIZ ~ Y..s.. mig
IN MCQUEEN Z WALLACE xxfk
BOOK, job And COLOR PRINTER
1106-11l0 street h. w. south Sire,
Having equip ed drssclnss once sre prep~rsd A
cute ordeSs ior all kinds OF printing q moi nosaes
Conretsnt workman en- ployed VIII study 70 pl~~sS
fine Printing SPECIALLY. ~
EoxRhsT D0pok COAL nERCHANT.
Anthracite Coal of all kinds constantly On AsnA
GEORGES CREEK CUMBERLAND COAL
sawed and Split Wood 70 Order
si Ss'd !. and 1s SOS %,ss 8.
aslsphons-Yssd ssA-s, Branch Ones. sse-a
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BoyA.

Ro,A
BAx1xo
PowDzn
ABSOLUTELY Pun.
This powder never varisa A marvel Of purity,
strength. and wholssomsnss. Moro sconomieai than
the ordinary kinda and cannot b sold In composition
With tie multitude Of Low test short wswht alum
phosphate powdsra sold ealv n esna koxAx hAxyvo
fowpka ca. loo wan O., A.x
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He Saw TIE ADVANTAGE OF Ir.-At the Washing
TON brick yaros this morning simon Burnley,
cooking revolver explained to him by a friend
when the weapon was discharged the ball enter,
Ing Burleyfs chest He was taken to the Emer-
gency Hospital, where he was examined by Drs
Gill ami SOhon, who found that the bali had
struck no and was detected from its course
blowing around the body and stopping deep down
IN his side The surgeons cut down 70 the bail
and extracted 10, and after dressing his wounds
returned Burley 10 his home.
The EAST WASHINGTON CITIZENS ASSOCIATION
citizens Association No. 2, OF Southeast Washing
resulted as follows: Dr.. s. A. Ii. McKim pres Dent:
l. Is. stocking. secretary; NJ. Weller, treasurer
John T. Herrei, DIR. 5. A H. Mckim, George f.
HeIoin, z. A, Lehman, Michael l. Weller. Eugene
y. Arnold, 7. Starbo Farrow, v. b. Edwards, Dr. j.
lee Adams, l. b. Stocking, J. w. Babson, and j.
X, Nottingham were chosen as delegates to the
are: b. =. Guy, j. W. Mckee, Z. T. Bride c. A
Shields, John H. Walter, and ii. p. Goodwin. A
southeast, from 11th 10 nth streets, and 18th
street, nom Maryland avenue northeast TO K
street southeast, was adopted
An UNLIMITED GUEsr.-When c. II. steele the
manager OF T. NJ steele's Iarn near Silver Hin
Post-ornce, Prince Georges County, Md, and ms
assistant, Mr.. {. ii. Neaiy. went 10 the house for
lunch yesterday, they were surprised 10 ma a
Isrse moceasin snake near the dining table. Mr..
oeheaded II with a Ratchet. IL measured 3 feet
II inches In length. The body was hung up In the
onion bed 10 frghten The chickens on.
MARRIAGE LIczNsEs-Marriage licenses have
peen Issued by the clerk OF the court 10 John
rice and Clara Butler; John ii. 4. Fisher and
foAy Mehenny; George W. Cole and Mary savoy:
= l. Hight and Brooke Bland, beth OF Prince
eeorges County, Mo-; Jonn ColletI and Mary
johnson; Thomas II. jackson and Mile l. Hoard
OF Orange County, Va
Row At A FEsrrvAL-Two weeks ago a festival
was given In the Colored baptist church, on the
burnt NILS road, by Bethlehem lodge, OF which
Alrx- Brown and Louisa Brown are members Both
were present at the festival, Was also samuel
Wnte an ex-metnoer Of the lodge. The AFFAIR was
financial success and good order was observed
onol tate IN the evening. when sam White started
quarrel lie called Louisa a "snortlegged devil,
anu sne toio him III she was q short-legged devil,
Ne was long-legged devil" Then Alexander took
oAh1 IN TIE trouble and Sam threatened 10 put
A. emu 10 MS existence with razor but the weapon
vas NOT usru because Browns friends were In the
a.aJony. sam appeared before Judge Miller TO
,, nlS FkrIr NEsDxks IN TRorBLx.-Seven
iSanah uuiI Nsnders mo do business on street
N 'front.' OF the Government Printing once. were
ooSht INTO Inc Police Court to-day for obstruct.
ing the street with their carts The police NJ.
eeiveo number OF complaints from persons dotnp
business In that locality. Complaint WAS ais
made oy the Public Printer. Tine Judge no, fr,ed
Tue men That they had no right TO stand In ons
pace Too long time and took Them perxona
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DOMESTIC Sewing Machine once, 7th I'll. 4,
Teas, Coffcc., ChocoIa,e.. &c.

sCHos SVsscCSs SAOCOshte0s 0Cs
Our CofeeS are fresh roasted and fine, and are
the best goods for the money offered In WASH
1ngton Tor any where else) Old Govt Java, SOC.
Java and Mocha, 30c. The best Mixed Tea at SOC.
10 be found. Elegant print Butter SOC. Delaware
Grapes direct from n. Y. state. Do not fail TO try
our Conee and Tea tomorrow, Saturday. Sugars
at cost. NJ 4 p METzGER
1 AT 9TH st. NV.
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The Tennis Players.

The tennis tournament Of the Columbia Athletic
Club on Analostan Island was continued yester.
day afternoon, with the following results: First
class singles, f1nal round, McCawley beat McCor.
mick so, 6-2, winning the championship or the
club. The prize was a silver handled cane Sec
ond class singles, first round. W. S. Harlan beat
Chalmers 60, SO, 81. Second round, Harlan
beat Byrne5 SO, 6-5, 80; unfinished. Winner To
play Marsh In nnalS to-day. Second class doubles,
kondrop and Murphy beat Chalmers and Hills so.
CO. Denfirid and Marsh beat kondrop and MUIR
DOCK 6-3, 63 In the nnal round winning the prizes
which are Bee@maH racQuetS The games Today
Will conclude Tie tournament
AT the Racquet Clubs lawn-tennIS tournament.
2l2l street, last evening, the Bachelors defeat ed
the Tanglewoods In doubles by a score OF S-3 and
the Stars defeated the Naples In singles, 80. BY
singles aftween the Bachelors and the Stars was
then played on, resulting In a victory for the
former oy score OF 81. Mr.. John Z. Davidson,
who was 10 have played in the Bachelor double
was necessarily absent at the bedside OF his
brother, who Is seriously ILL., and Mr. Voorhees,
played In his stead In the single galnc above Mr..
Shieoley, who was TO have played, was absent be-
ing taken suddenly iii yesterday morning and rs
no representative OF the Naples was present. the
match went 10 the Stars by default
This evening MeSsrs. Thomas and Haviland OF
the Georget OWN Heights Will play Messrs William.
son and Shleoley, Oh the Naples, In doubtless ana X
b. Brown, OF the Arlingtons Will play Charles Cat
lett, OF TIE TaEgiewoodS, In singles. The first sec
Merrill, OF the stars. and Woodward and Davidson.
CT the Bachelors, Will probably also come of this
evening II there Is time after the scheduled games
are finished
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A Clean so Cents Made.

Finest Bulterine at the original stands, "a
$50, 351, Center Market, center aisle.
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EOk RENT-UNFUkNIsHED.

1921 18th st 14rs 90 13l5-l327 Wallach Pl s35
0!S ST. NV, Tor. 90. 30 lib I'd st.
2lO3 St NV, 1Or. % 80 st. ne, Tor 20
1102 9Th St n 10ro0. 30 Union ST. s.w., 6r.l 8
1928 Corcoran ST., l3r 30 Office TO5 Sth stn w.
NrNH av. NV, lOr46. 30 Once 1907 81. n.w.25
LOG Indiana ave-, Tor. 40 Barber shop 18th NV
900 U St W.. Sr. .31.5Qi
FURNISHED,
18th St, near O. 14r stable in rear per year 600
NJ ST., bet 18th and 18th, 1Sr. per year 500
Sunderland Place NV. llr-, per month. $50
TALEk RUTHERFORD,
se11-2ws 1907 r At NV
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WOMAN WITH HOMICIDAL MANIA.-A Jury
DE Iunatico 1nQuirendo Was empannelled tuis
morning In the case OF Leah g. Keenan, O white
woman, VINO has recently shown homicidal mania
particularly as to children On the testimony OF
DIS. PARK q. Young and B. b. Adams and Others
she was adtuQged 20 be insane
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The sslsrand Republic'' Cigarro is sold un-
der guarantee TO 1oOber, retailer, and consumer.
This is how the milk got in the cOcOanut-"no
mOnkeying."
For sale by all rrst-class dealers. Wholesale
agents, LUCHs & BRO.
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Finest Buttcrine at the original stands -
$50, 3o1, Center Market, center aisle.

Finest Buttcrine at the original stands $40
soo' Dol, Center Market, center aisle.
Crowded! Crowded! Crowded.
With customers all the time:
on Saturday, Sept %, 1888,
we Will have special sale, and on mat day only
The following bargains will be offered: o,
Handsome Decorated Eng. Chamber Sets, $2.29.
Cut-Glass Preserve Dishes, only SC.
Cut-Glass Preserve Dishes, large size 12c.
4 Patent Folding Cutting Table for CSC.
Extra large-foOted Chamber Pals, 29c.
Large size Decorated TIN Toilet Sets, $1.37.
Good Folding Lap Boards, only SOC.
l. Good Two-strins Brooms, SC.
Good Three-String BrOOms 14c.
Good School knapsackS, 4Sc.
Better School Kndpsacks, 69c.
SI Embroidered school Bag; Covered Slate, a
sponge, Slate Pencil, 12-inch Rule-thi5 CON-
binatiOn for 16c
A Sliding-Box Scholars Companion for &c.
goOd 25c. Lunch Basket for 19c.
A good Shoe Brush and box Of Bixby's best
Backing for 16c.
THE FAIR, s12 TIN St NV.
Over SO Year, Experience
in soap making has brought Cashmere Bouquet
70 Its present perfection. No toilet soap equals It,
Above Competition.
goods-you probably have not seen them-as we
want you TO, we give you some special prices for a
Our 500 Ladies' Tip'd Button 20 at $3.50.
$50 :. Dongola, Tip'l, go at s1.9O.
400 Waukenphasts 20 at $40.
200 I" Soft DOngola Butt. go at 81 so.
LIS and Misses Butt. 90 at SIPS.
2.15 Mems Calf Dress Shoes go at s.
200 Dress Shoes go at S1.4O
1.5O Boys Solid school, Shoes go at 81
1.50 Misses Kid and Goat Shoes go at 81.
As these Special Prices are given for few DAYS
only, you should not miss 1t.
The STANDARD SHOE House,
S24 Gth ST., bet. II and l.
The ''Grand RepubIic'' Cigarro is sold un.
der guarantee to 1obber, retailer, and consumer
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