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Impurities In the blood produces diseases.
Bodily md mental health depepd upon
healthy condition Of the blood. The blood
particularly In the speing and during the hot
summer mouthA becomes cloesed with i'm
purities. witch poison 1t and generate disease.
harmless blood purifier. without particle Of
mineral poison in IT. such - mercury OF potash,
Is necessary to remove these Impurities end to
restore the healthy tone Of mind and body.
The best purifier and tonic known 10 the world
IN swifrs Specific e. g. 81. In regard to it,
wonderful purifying and tonic powers We give
sfew testimonials - follow:
Mr.. VIM. A Siebold. with Geo. p. Rowell 4
Co. 10 Spruce street New YORK. writes March
2oth, 1855: II feel II my duty. for the bensat
OF others who may be aflictsd - was, to
write you this letter, which you can uss - my
testimony In any way you choose. I VIII
answer any inquiry from others in relstion to
the fscts herewith stated. In February last
suffered great pain and Inconvenience from
boils. all over my neck; could not turn my
head without acute pam and my blood was n
poor condition. After trying all the usual
remedies in such cases, and finding no relief, by
the persuasion Of NJ J. W. Fesrs MANAGER Of
your New York ONCE. used one bottle g. g. g.,
and improved rapidly and very soon was en-
uEeAy reueVeo OF my 'joos C0mforterB.' NOW
not sign Of my afliction can be seen. I feel
strong and cheerful. 8. 8. 9. Is nne tonic -
proved in my case. sleep soundly and my ap-
petite 10 good"
DR.. J. N. Cheney, . well.known physician,
writes from Ellaville. Georgia: II use s. g. 8.
in convalescent fever cases with the best re-
suits. II will. in my Judgment, prevent sum.
mer dyssntery, II one will take few bottles in
the spring, thus preparing the bowels for the
strains Of summer"
Mrs. Scott Liston, 116 Zane street (1sland),
Wheeling, West Virginia, writes Having used
3. & ). for the blood. I can safely say that 1t
beats anything I have used to cleanse the blood
and make new being out Of person"
Mr.. NJ. 8. Hsmlin, Winston. N. c., writes: II
use 1t every spring. It always builds me up,
giving me appetite and digestion. and enabling
me to stand the long, trying. enervatins hot
summer days. On using it soon become
strong Of body and easy of mind"
Treatise ON Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free.
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co. Drawer 3. Atlanta.aA
apl3
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'deral Development,

Federal Development.
ATfPB OF GOVERNMENT OF WHICH THE UNITED STATES
Is THE BEST.
From the Westminster Review
remarkable phenomenon OF the last hundred
years Is the impetus that has been given to the de-
velopment OF federal Institutions, There are to-
DAY contemporaneously existing no less than eight
distinct federal governments First and foremost
Is the United states OF America, where we have an
example OF the FedeI al Union IN the most perfect
form yet attained. Then comes Switzerland OF
less Importance than the United Stateso OF America
put most nearly approaching It in perfection.
factor In European politics, which is truly red.
eral union, but cumbrous one and fun OF anon.
ane Next In importance comes the Dominion of
canada, which Is the only country forming a fed
eral union and at the same time a colony. Lastly
comes the Argentine Republic, Mexico, and the
states OF Colombia and Venezuela.
This Is a very remarkable list when we consider
That never before the present century did more
IMAM TWO federal unions ever cOeXtst and that
very rarely, and that even those unions were far
from satisfying the true requirements OF fedora.
uon. only three well-marked declarations existed
America. The FIRST belongs to the ancient world
anu 10 the second and third centuries B. c.
nainely, the AchBan League--which is interesting
II Tor no other reason than that Hamilton. the
master architect or the American Constitution
longed to know more about It, The second fs
OF upper Germany In the thirteenth century, mas
lasted In varying forms TO the present day. The
third Is the United Netherlands, which arose at
ne emo OF the sixteenth century and lasted TO the
emo Oh the eighteenth The task OF any one who
ma mas 10 construct federal government In the
future will be comparatively easy, for the Consti
tuition OF the United States OF America VIII always
stand as his model
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PKEsfDE-
At Chicago last night the 5000 electric lights In
the great hall OF the republican national conven-
tion were turned on for the 1rst time. The long
streamers o. red, white and blue bunting, not yet
fully In place, gave picturesque aspect 10 the
whole, taking attention away from the thousands
of empty chairs that stretched skyward on all
sides. Powell Clayton. or Arkansas; John c. New,
OF Indianapolis, and cyrus Leland. Jr., OF Kansas,
the latest arrivals Al Chicago. Others present
are GARRISON and Conger VINO would be chosen
for temporary chairman and who for permanent
was uD TO last evening a mystery. IL Is now con-
sidered certain that one OF the officers will be sen
ator Warner Miller, OF New York, and the other
John N. Thurston, who heads the delega ion from
Nebraska should Miller be chosen Tor the tempo
rary craftsmanship Thurston will be made the
perm nent president, and vice versa There Is
some mention OF senator George f. HOar, OF Mas
sachusetts, for one Of the two places, but the talk
OF him appears TO lack definiteness. Both Thurs
ton and Miller are described men OF nne pres
meltarlalS
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The ecclesiastical court, In Philadelphia, which
mas been trying Rev. II. I. Wtddemef has ad1udged
MIN guilty Of oecetvtng Bishop Stoven2 and &c.
Quilted him OF ali oehef chargel
the Law and Order League of Wilmington, Del,
- prosecuting the sAloon-keepegA and many
Judge Joseph Bigger, membse Of the Padu.
cab city, Ky. council, ten back dad IN his chair
at the meeting of that body Monday night APO
me "a. KENTUCKY aesss q representatives ais ego
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Fatal Duei win Pocket-Knives.

OPELIKA. ALA, June IA fatal duel occurred
four miles from this city, In Lee county, Ala The
parties were Joan Dunn and John Culverson Both
gentlemen had spent the day In this city, and
were returning To tEeir homes- Dunn was In the
lead CulyersOn attempted TO pass him, and In
doing so the wheels OF the two vehicles locked.
The men then engaged In a quarrel, which termln-
ated In OlOcdSned- Both parties used tueir pOck-
et-knives. CulversOns throat was cut, and he
died in a short time. Dunn was badly cut about
the lace and may not recover.
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PITCHED INTO WATERING TRoUGH.-There ia
Senung 10 the center OF The village OF Torrtngton
ioter,ng about the village store were surprised on
TUESDAY OF last week 70 see C. w. Lewis app oach
pitch him head foremost into the trouyh IewtS
u the son OF wealthy merchant and Calhoun =
son Oh ex-Judge Calhoun. 1he strange action OF
letter sent to Lewis by young lady OF TorrtnQton
was opened by Calhoun and answered In Lewis
name. Calhoun denies this. Law suits are threat.
ened.
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BOWLING. Auctioneer.

CHANcERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
The WEST SIDE OF kLEvENTH STREET. BE-
AVENUE SOUTHEAST.
BY virtue Of Q decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Column passed in equity No lO660
Doc "a, Francis B. Carter Rachael n Carter ct al
the undersigned trustee will Offer for sale ct public
auction In front Of the premises, on SATURDAY,
JUNE TIE TWENTY-THIkD, 1883. ct FIVE
subdivision Of lots numbered from to tan "a to
lOl inclusive Of Thomas Young's subdivision Of orid-
nal lot numbered I'd in square number dnine
drea and seyenty-one (07ll together with the i'm
provsments thereon. consisting Of frame dwelling
house
Terms: 0ne-third cash; balance in equal INSTALL
meuts Ct one and years. with interest," IRON day Of
as and secured By deed Of trust the pFemisss or
81 oash. ct option Of purchaser. All conysyaicing
400 required ct time Of sale. Il the terms Of sale
b not complied with in tan days the Trustee
the dsfsulting purehaser upon Of Ave
days CHAkLkS 4 0ALlOT Trustee.
bl1-dhds 400 9th ct. nv.
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Killed by N Letter.

CREIGHTON, NEB, June 13-Frank ID. MILLS
member OF a prominent real estate nrm here,
dropped dead from heart disease near the door OF
the post-orrice last evening He had just opened a
letter and was reading IL when the Iat;d stroke
came. IL Is supposed the attack was brought on
by the coptenLs OF the letter. He was twenty-slX
years old and was soon % nave been married.
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AUCTION SALES.
VvHoMAs BOWLING. Auctonesr.

LIES TassEssp e sagshss SH Als
9 sl sSssaSfkf j a saf . AfP a Aha
NJ hS E99R 1s TI GHx2Ss Sss
x xzEEssSST EShsiar JSO SHSxstS sRFS
NTH NTH FREM BEN cn HIr E1l;h3Hs MyALSgT
SEEfSS T SbbsN SEsHs1T EIsSEs MAaSSASi
sE5: ;AIs5zS S 5s sEl3 aAs IS
n, uorn,v ~ AT AUCTION on, v,o.-xv-u
1853 ss@msneins i Ten ScIos 4 ss.asnos Na.
g Il sa s.
fsd 5. ie' time P TaoSxs BOWLING Aucou.sr
g RSRS hAs kis 81 81
BAY STsE SHas 9s Isss Ss s.
tive locations shall offer for s.is to he hixhes.
IN sacp sns ss and privilege e .ns the
g. 1852 ~ ne pSrpS:s q xsisSiSs S.S :isS, ioa
s ~ the r. W.T. ana i've sas Ing
st,ons . U-iontOvn. D. G.. 1t TEN o.cEocK AN
=.
No sS.t e ~ ION sr.s near
e. Il &c I'D sps
aeorsetswn.. D. G.. 1t TWO oCIock P n No g.
SeEy scf FIT
No. z Situated Ut Brightwood, D. c. ct FIVE OCLO,
the q the e
WssB Vi e sis e GHa 1 w. sesh
Commissioner, pc DUNCANsON. Aucts. jsl3-6t
sEsfsfs stISS n sS;t
FIVE ZINE s EFT
10 .oT Ii sSu4HS sst Depth
q n tale
ne improysments consist Of desirable four-stoty
bang in good order and suitable for private residence
notes to bear six per cent inter- st from day Of sale
pay Die semi annually and 20 be secured by deed Of
deposit Of 500 required ut time OF sale Conveysnc
70 s
risk and cYst q defsutng purchaser after days
isbed IN WssSnnicn resale III some newspaper pub
s sfsdsSs snn SSSdaSsoN BROS. Aus.ioneer.
TRpsTTEIESs' T SALE c6 o. XALgABLE REAL Es
sEMS sMiSH ot AMP ELLl9Ts IRDsrEEs
BEING on THE EAsTERN BRANCH or Ana.
10 HE Pk5PosE nA snW Bkipe HkD; AHnoss
The ,ANACOsTfA RIVER ANH BY THE WAY
S X ERs a xfsIsoH oIES
BY virtue Of decree Of the supreme Court Of the
equity s ssu ~ % Offer :. rus
'hs SF b. i 81 !. aR
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ, the various Lots in the
subdi Of lwinng City" made by us Is trustees
ana recorded in the surveyors office Of the District Of
Columbia
Terms Of sale: Onethird cash; balance in equal in
stamen at one and two years. notes DO given
ing er cent interest ON day Of sale payable semi
property cold or all cash at option of purchaser.
deposit OF go on each lot will We required time
terms Of sale are not Complied with in ten days from
day OF sale the trustees the right to resell the
property def ult At the risk the default
my purchaser or purchasers after I'VE days public
notice OF such resale III some newspaper published In
Washington, d. G.
NhIPiats showing the subdivision can be obtained
on application to the trustees or the auctioneera
RICHARD SMITH,
505 St n W., r-,,.....
CHAS. A. ELLIOT AE"ees
406 9th St NV.
DUNCANsoN BROS,
AuctoneersL my17- f6st,e4&d
s THE ABOVE SALE WILL BE CoNTINUED
ON TUESDAY, The TWELFTH DAY OF JUNE, A.
D., 1888. Al HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCKP.M.
,ss EEfHG ai r, SMlTH. Trustees
..sY-THE ABOVE SALE WILL BE CONTINUED ON
WEDNESDAY, THE TWkNTIEIH DAY OF JUNE,
A. d. 1883, AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK.
,e1a EHhs Ah a t SItT' Trustees.
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. uBuR,s CoooA-rHzrA

Eesily dieested. Of the Anses SAVIOR Ahnrty bsvsy-
ee Tor strong appetite; delicate drink for the
atvs THOROUGHLY tested; nutritious; palstabls; nm
snSslled IN purity; no unpleasant sftsf sEsctA Re
Marian Aariand. Christine Terhuns Herrick Dear
m Thomas, n d. pronounce 1t the best Of ali thu
purity and anti dyspeptic qualities. Sold b. 0rOceeS
sample mailed for 10 stampA
h O WILBUR Z soNa
011-V,o&m.om phf1nde1phia p
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RAILROADS.
DEpMoNT AIR LINZ

q 30 A. M-k..f, Isnn, M.,i DAILY fos w.r-usra
sss a..ssss :sd ga Sc:
CIV S Sso%-r n ssS sss 6tissas iu n.s
ii.s A. N-fssi AL n.iiy for, w.rrrn,oa. Char.
lotte-vis. cord nsviii~ ststions Chea ohio R0ut&
L, nchbunr. kecky Mount D.nviile an9 st.t.ens b.
harlesss Columbia surussA Atlanta birnin<-
sesn Aontsosa.ry Nes 2rsHps Isnss and SsiierniN
sSn 1ith imss Sc s. Son sso%sry % Sss ossSs
s and Man ssaaoar sie>gsy Tor srn,nsa ,m m,ess.
Columbia and Charleston solid tr.iss .-hinrton 70
2 IS p n.-Dsiiy. esc-pt SUNDAY. Cor Msns..A
SoPM-Ns.,srn Elrrs.s Daily for vsrr,n,oA
and summer r-ssrt. ON and near line q Che-.pe~hs
Ws.S,ns,eS g si.S Tor L sSS Ba:.S
=. s.srn ponts rhroarh Pullman slsspsr washing
lls90 P.M.-sortherp EnPr~s Daily Tor Lynch
enT p.nviile kaleaxh Asheville chsrictte. Noluln-
pa Alien Anses,A Atlanta hcnsncmery. Nev Or
Lena Ierss and California fullnsn slssScr M.sh-
ington % Nes Orleans rcxsss vla Atlanta and Mont
ssnery Pullman slssper wsshinstoB 10 ApssssA
Train. on Washington snd ohio div,.sou ,..v, w.sh
a Daily srnve Roapd Hin II as An. aud vi .,
leo PM Daily except saneas. .rrsy,nr w.sSissss s
30 A N. and s:a5 Pm.
Through trans from the south via Charlotte psn-
and IS IN wa E..t ienne..ee B1isss ana 1, Mob.
and Ohio rpute end chA,iottssvils at sAo fM;
Ilekets, sleerue car reservation and infcrmstios
FURNISHED and hssssse checked II once 1900 rsnn.
ssn,. srenae ana f.s-sns., station re1n-sS
General Passenger
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HMDRRcoRNa
Tse only sure Cure for Ccrna Stops IN pain. In
B Co.. n. Y.
PARKER's GINGER TONIC
ne ee.enoe q Ginger IN the cure Of Csimps. Cola
OYPopo1e and Bowel dinogog1, and 10 nyaluSble for
ygo hevo COugh 0eonchitis Aathma, Wei IuSeS
wAIxxR SOMA 2O4 10TH 81. Nv.
ChinlaS S7a3 Ehis snd if0ns sssd ~:
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TIE STORY OF BURLksQuR AcrREss-One OF the
CieVeiand, ONO, newspapers tells sensational
slory In connection with the attempted suicide OF
Jennie Vlners burlesQue actress In that city
gay or TWO ago. II u said that her real name is
MrS Charies Emerson, and that her husband Is q
n broker IN Cincinnati. Two years ago she LETT
ner husband and Two lovely children to 70 on the
stage. Failing as an emotional actress she drtfted
into ouries9ue, adopting the name VI Jennie va
nerS In klraliy's DOLORES" she was success,
put she contracted the opium habit, and dnfted
lnto Dad ways. Two days ago she took morphine,
ana with dlmculty her LIE was saved. When on
refused to come answering that abe WAS dead 10
nlm- some charitable women are 70 make an
enort 70 reform the woman. who q stu beautiful
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TNHOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

AUCTION SALE OF FIVE OF THE MOST DEsIR-
ABLE BUILDING LOTS IN The NORTHWEST
PAkT OF The CITY, ON STREET AND MAS
SACH, SEkTS AVENUE, BETWEEN SEN EN-.
TENTH AND EIGHTEENTH Reefs
We will of r for sale Ct public auction on sATUR.
FIVE O'CLOCK r. M. the above lots. -Four o. said
lots situate stee each rs feet front BY about
new brick stable One of said lots Is situated on
Massachusetts avenue, 20 81 100 feet trout i'm
proved by new brick stable. sud contains 2,545 81
100 square feet
Terms: One-I third Of the purchase money in cash:
balance in and two with interest at per
per annum payable semi deferred payments
to be secured by deed OF trust the property or
all cash. option Of the purchaser deposat o. SiO0
viii be required Vt time of sale.
WIN. F. MATTINGLY,
1tUhY q. KIABALI. fTrusteeA
je6-dkds X. T. MORsElL
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The Col0red \. VI. &. A.

CHARLES = NORRIS. A YOCNG ERADICATE OF HOWARD
UNIVERSITY, kLkcTKD PRESIDENT.
At Louisville. ky., The National Organization
OF the Colored Y. NJ c. A was completei Monday
night by the election OF Chas S. Morris president:
W. II. GoodaI, Albert Mack, l. W. Cross, and W.
q Duson vice-presldents: Albert White sec .
Jary. and @. W. Talbot, TREASURER. Norris Is only
twenty-five years old He has been a teacher In
course at Howard University, Washington, ID. C..
and Intends 10 20 10 Hary ri HIS mother Is "A
Puole school teacher In Louisville
CrRIoCs POINTS IN THE DIss DEBAR TRIAL
Ann Odelia D.ss Deoar endeayored TO create sense.
tion In court In New YORK Monday morning oy
tect the honor OF her mother. she exclaimed
lola Aontez was my mother, and the memory Of
the dead shall not be defamed-s surprise was
occasioned by the appearance on the witness
stand OF Mis- Alice Salomon, an elder sister OF
Ann Odelia, VINO swore that Ann Odeiia was born
IN Harrisburg, KY. she told how she and her
sister had gone " school together In Baltimore
and New York. and how her sister had assumed
the names she now passes under She had begged
Ann Odelia 70 drop the names Albert BersIldt
the artist, testified that he went TO MaJam Diss
" DeoaI steao several times 70 oe sxperim nted
the general" In the act OF changing the canvas
that be held over ais head He then made up his
dismiss the complaint was made oy The Diss De-
bars eounsei and promptly denied.
Two SUICIDES IN CIScNSArL-In Cincinnati two
SUICIDES OF similar character occurred yesterday
one was man, VINO went into Powells store ana
ooukhl - revolver. giving SO bill In payment
Mnne the clerk Was getting change the purchaser
nIer pan into his hight temple. In the mans
Roeket was found card bearing the name Of
sonn ZlnAe, young man employed In Q book.
s.ore. WHO shot himself In the head at his home
He had complained OF Illness Hia brother Gun
mitted suicide q few months ago.
SAkkfrss ocf An OLD RAILROAD PRosDCf.-Dr.
Norvln Green president OF the recently orysn,-ei
New lork. Mahoning and Western Railroad. saws
LnAt inc roAu which - 70 run across the stste OF
ONO eastward 70 the Peunsyiyanfa line near
YOUNGSTOWN. and westward through IndIana far
- fort wayne, VIII form part on Inc Iong pros
20 Chicago. On or near the 4lss psraieI He NM
the company VIII have no trouble In raia1ne fnn0s
for the early compietlon Of the road
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ADMINIsTRATORs' SALE OF HORSES. BUGGY.
RELs. OfFIIE FURNITURE. ETC. AT ALC-
By order Of the Supreme Court for the District Of
Columbia holding special term for orRh,ns' Court
TEENi II, A. D. 1883, ct TEN O'CLOCK A M, at the
Warehouses, foot Of 18th street kiley's wharf
southwest the personal effects OF the late Edward
Parker, deceased, named In part:
Five good Work Hor.as, one sde-bar Buggy. nveBsr-
rel Wagons i've sets OF single Harness, hoop 1rucks
Hoop Hole; Tampa C.shs Terces. Hay Cutter. shoy:
empty Barrels various kinda tosether with the entire
outht of Q coopering establishment.
Terms cssh. CARRIE v. PARKER
CHASTAIN MEADOR
ia11.lt Administrator
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VTHoMAs BOWLING. Aucuon.ec
I'VE BRICK HOUSES IN souAnv a

FIVE BRICK HOUSES IN SQUARE -, NEAR THE
On v kDkEspAY. JUAE IHIRTRENIH lsss. ct
Sax 9'Ck CAI M on the prsmissa shan sell Lots
10, IL 10, ~ and 20 in square No a. improved by
nve ,s s.O Od ser Honsss I'VE ssoh. EoSa
Observatory grounds, in alley bounded BY 23d and
S4th and and streets northwest Terms made
Known q sale All couveyancing. &c, at purchasers
sale WEsCOTT n : UCoX
9e4-d&ds 1907 Penn ava
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OFFICERS OF THE SENATE.

>. G. Butler, Chaplain, 11O7 18th st. NV
Arson G. McCook. Secretary, 1224 18th st. NV
VIM. p. Cauaday. Sergeant-at-Arms, 3O2 Del av.
Charles W. johnson, Chief Clerk, 1915 Mass ave-
James X. Young, Executive Clerk, 1903 ST. NV
Isaac Bassett, Asst. Doorkeeper, IL I'd ST. ne.
j. l. Christie, Act. Asst Doork'r, 825 18th St NV
W. Ii. Blgelow. Postmaster, l6 I'd st n.a
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b WILLIAMS 4 Co. Auctioneers.

WALTER B. WILLIAMS Co. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO BRICK HOUSES ON
MISREPRESENTATION bTREET, NEAk
STREET, SOUTHWEST
By virtue of deed Of trust recorded the land
records Of the District Of Columbia, In Lber No
1870. folio 3SS. will offer for IT public auction
~ front Of he premises. on sATUhDAi, JUNE SIX:
and C. in W. A. Brsdeys recoi ded subdivision Of part
Of square No 267 each lot having IA feet 45 inches
front by 80 feet inches Deep improved by two two
story Brick Houses. Nos. 4O5 and 407 t3k street
southwest
twelve. and eighteen months for notes bearing inter-
est from day SALE and secured by deed trust
property sold. All conveyxncing and recording at
purchasers cost deposit Of slo0 on each piece Of
property at the time and terms sale ara
not complied with with two weeks from day of sale
the property will be resold at the risk and of de-
FAULT. x purchaser. kE6INAID FENDALL.
3etj-d&ds Trustee
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CRAsH In PR1cEs.

CRASH In Prices.
80 CTS. ON THE DOLLAR FOR BOYS CLOTHING
THE ENTIRE STOCK OF BOYS CLOTHING
OAK HALL. COR TENTH AND F sTs..
viii be sold during the next three days at Just
half OF former pricos which were always the lowest
in the city. Never there chance to buy Clothing
for -sized Boya from to Is years at - low prices
a. we offer now and is not likely that such chance
Will offer soon again. They must be closed out at
once. aud the prices will do it.
FOR MEN WE HAVE:
The best Suit ever sold here for $3.50.
The best Suit sold here for elQ
The best Suit ever sold here for Sig.
The best Suit ever sold here for els
The best suit ever sold here for $50.
The best Bargains ever shown here in Odd Pants
Odd Vests, Alpaca Drap dEte, Flannel. Seersucker.
and PonRee Coats and Vests.
White and Fancy Vests at less than cost Of manu-.
facture
OAK HALL. COR. TENTH AND F SITS.
mysSo-3m