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, 1888-03-22

The following instruments were filed
for record in the county clerks Office yes.
terday;
Fred Shaefer and wife to Cheyenne &
Burlington railway. portions OF lots 8 and
9. block 424; $l85.
Union Pacific railway to NJ. Idelman, a
portion of block ATS, Cheyenne; 5000.
City of Cheyenne to Cheyenne & Bur
lington, part of section 80, township IA
north, range &C, containing 200 acres;
$500.
, 1888-03-22
A CHASTITY Find.

Special Dispatch to The Leader.
Rock SPRINGS, March 2l.-The re-
mains ola ioully murdered Chinaman
were found in a lonely hut on the banks
of Bitter creek here to day. The mans
throat had been cut from ear to ear, and
his face WAS irightfully mutilated, Teeth,
shreds Of flesh aud pools of blood covered
the floor.
The Chinaman was killed for his
money, as he was known to have about
5000 IN his possession. 1t is generally
believed that the crime was committed by
Cinnamon. The deed bears the finger
marks of a Monaghan, and four Of them
have been arrested on suspicion.
, 1888-03-22

Special Dispatch to THE LEADER.
RAwLINs, Wyoming, March 2l.-Ne-
braska parties are now engaged in buying
up big quantities of sheep in the Carbon
county region. j. Lansing, OF Fairfield,
Neb., yesterday purchased SlS, COO worth.
He intends to buy more than 5000 fat
wethers, which are now for sale on the
ranges tributary to Rawlins. There has
beer little if any loss in sheep this winter.
, 1888-03-22

The undersigned have this day sold out
the Standard Meat Market to j. NJ.
Tompkins. All parties indebted to the
same are expected to make prompt settle
ment, and those holding claims against it
will at once present them for payment.
The business will hereafter be conducted
by Mr.. J.. NJ. Tompkins.
LARsH 4 McGREGoR.
Cheyenne, Wyo., March 81. 1883.
, 1888-03-22
Expressive.

Ira Darlington, who testified in the
Patterson case Yesterday morning is quite
a character. He has been a migratory
resident of the west for twenty years, and
doesn't care who knows it. 1t was Car
rington who first applied the appellation
OF Tin Hat to McElhone. When Attor-
ncy Patterson asked the witness what Tin
Hat said when struck over the head, the
reply rather astonished him and created a
hearty laugh. He didn't say anything +;
he was a dead card" was the answer.
Darlington roomed with McElhone and
frequently playfully kidding him." as
he said, placed a finger on the depression
in his skull and remarked, there's a soft
spot in your head, jim"
, 1888-03-22
Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Crow Creek Ditch and Reservoir
Company, for the election of trustees and
for the transaction of such business as
may properly come before the meeting,
will be held at the office of the company
in Cheyenne, Wyo, on Wednesday, April
4, 1888. FRANK BoULTER,
Secretary.
, 1888-03-22
FOR SALE.

For RENT.-Ofices, houses and fur
nished or unfinished rooms. S. B.
Tuttle, with f. L. Warren.
, 1888-03-22

The annual meeting of the Luke Voor.
bees Cattle company for the election of
trustees and for the transaction of such
other business as may properly come be-
fore the meeting will be held at the office
of the company. in Cheyenne, Wyo.,
on Tuesday, April 3, 1888, at 2 o'clock,
p. IN. .
f. W. RANSOM. LUKE VOORHEES,,
Asst. Sect. President.
, 1888-03-22
Notice.

Notice.
Mr. j, .. Talbot has been appointed
our agent at Cheyenne, vice j. H. Harris.
Mr.. Talbot will hereafter have exclusive
charge of all business transactions. -I1
BARKALow BROTHERS.
, 1888-03-22
Notice.

The annual meeting of the Wyoming
Fair Association for the election of trust,
ees and such other business as may come
before the meeting will be held at the of,
flee Of the secretary in this city on Mon.
day, April 2, 1883.
+. w. LAFRENTZ,
Secretary.
Cheyenne, Wyo., March 10, 1888.
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W. OprsxD TINS Mons,sa

4onch Al-wool onrietts st:5Oc. per yard. equal 10
last seasons sc. quality New Tnts Of Greens Blues,
browns Grays modes in all thirteen New Shades. and
Of course White aud Cream.
54-inch Striped and Plaid Broadlcoths at e135.
Alone worthy visit of inspection
64-inch English Brusdlcoths in all the New Shades,
el.2o. s1.0S. s24S. Compare with samples from
elsewhere
New Shades in Flannel Suitings, Sc inches wide.
CSC; "a inch. 00c. per yard
q We merely quote this mornings arrivals. Have
you noticed yesterdays and previous days arrivals;
II not, please call.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
A. LISNER
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A PROFITABLE INVESTMENT.

TO Increase is mAnufacturins c.usc,,v ara os,..~
wise meet the srowins deuHnds Of 10. uussn.,. THR
DOMfsTiC FIRE EN0INE AND pUMp .oNpaNx-
~ eau sAlesrool- S2s l2th ct n w..-~in dsvu-s
OF LoOO shares ID ~. capital IN lo,. % .u ,r
ehssers. f 80 per share Par value sYo p.r 60
stock full Taid and -a..s-sahla
subscriptions received II The oOmpsnys osho> O, nv
On GEORGE b WEIGH 2Isssanv.
DANIEL kAMEY. 1907 Fanw
W. H. LErLkN. 72S 18th INV
CHARLES A. NcEUEN. l420 Fstnv
}. ID. FREE ia l3&3 sthw
r McC. CRlswELG. llOl Fanu
PHILIP I. HALL. Dos st NV
W. %. DOUGLASS. 5.s2 9th st n W.
We bes 10 call attention 20 the following hom. t.ss
monials A. 10 the value of our mac ines.
hrArrsyuLk. ND. sept IL lsns
The Domostie Fire kBGsas aud Pump o..
GfsrLkNKS; We have In our VILLAGE one OF your
Little Giant barrel Ens1nes" and I say unh..,,.,
ingy that Il IL the vory bsf thing have ever $50 An
the way Of IRE eKtinsuisher VILLAGES. towns and
private residences IL h cheap. esslly worked sua a.
In order Every village however SMALL snd
every farmer should have one
Very truly yours
IouH n. wirx
OFFICE GOODMAN RUsBKR Co.
MksHfSGruS. Sept. IL. lsss
GkxrLExEx; The Little Giant" flre EnSlns ~
Gently purchased through rs by the commits on
eroundsst Washington Grove Nd. meets even ~
quirement and when usei in connection with -four
chemical mixture does better than any Or an
parHtus have ever sen. livery VILLAGE IN the
ought and could well afford 10 buy one Of FOur
mschineA
Very respectfully.
GooprEAH Rubrrs coxpAxr
MkLvnLx LINDszE
Mans-er
MourT PLEASANT. d. C.. SEPT II. lses.
GEvrLrNKS: We have two OF your Little Giant
VILLAGE Fire Engines at Mount Pleasant We have
tested their strength and ind that throw god
stream upon the top Of any building in v1llsee.
We are much pleased with the trial tests and take
great pleasure in commanding them for In visSes
aud at private places They are easily mansxrd-
Very respectfully. LYMAN q. ENrsy
T>koNA PARK ID. q. sept IL. lsss
GESrLEMEs; You have very appropriately nsmed
the Mcneil Barrel Fire Engine the Little GIANT
such IL certainly The powerful action Of tina ma
chine made me purchaser I saw one ore
rated consider IL the best machine for the pufpo-e
that has ever 10 my notice. and hs.rtily
indorse all your company claims Tor IT,
Very respectfully. RF. GnsEsr.
Investors will ind upon Investigation that no CON-
pany ever orsnized this city has made more r.pid
prugress than this during the MONTHS of
its existence or has q substantial basis spon
which TO build . great success. sel3 lw
I,oR TRADE-A NEw BRICK BUSINESS HOUSE
~ ADJOINING oFera house AsrowIiug estsrn cav Of
33.oOO reputation well rented; ~1ll trade q
dence In Washington. For particulars address BOs
Slty y " sel2- I'm
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THl New DRAprnr Nrrs.
The feature Of our new stock ID the beauty and
variety Of the now designs, Wig:
-Four styles Of Polka Dota One pattern combines
three different size dots. block figure makes q
pretty design. The floral designs are many and
charming The striped effects in great variety It Is
to be season for drspery nets and none are better
prepared than we.
Width, 80 inches.
Prices. 81. sL25. sl.4o. sles. o., s2es, as
o36 and - % yard.
~ THE PALAIs ROYAL.
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1YNHEARD OF BARGAINS
" GA AL Wool Ladies' Cloth 69sc: Advertised nv
others. Toe. ~
4Q-inch Dress suitinss 1t 25c
boc. Black French AL Wool Cashmere now so
sl2o Black SIX al 81. w.
Fruit Of the Loom Cotton, g3<c
Gem Corsets, 25c. Dr. Warmers Cor.et. o5c
shaw Knit y Hose. 25c.
.sLx5 Monsreh shirt for s7c. 75c Unlaundrie,l
shlrt for 5tc Dressmakers' Black Cambrlc Sc
Towels Napkins. Table DaInask sheetinSs S,o,nfo-,
soa1 nAankes fAnneis &C., sc, az 1obbers prices AZ
bkODHEAD CO.'S
~.,..-S0 1 81 NV, Masonic Temple.
Ne
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New LACE FIousc1ses

NEW LACE fLOUNCINGa
Chantilly viii be the popular lace The designs are
much improved and come in greater variety. The
qualities vs. offer at the various prices are incom-
parsbly superior to the late seasons gooda
The q quality formerly sold Ut s1.5O.
The $3.50 quality formerly sold ct 81. 90.
The % quality formerly sold as SECS
We specially quote above numbers q we took the
entire product Of leading lace house for these
bers and obtained in price that enables
u to give unusual values.
Width, 42 inchea
Prices. 81. also. %. s26s. %. % so. q. a 90.
e5.6S, "a 6S. 81. eS.6s.
BLACK SPANISH aUIPURE LACE FLoUNCINos
Crush the lace in your hand Does it show crsases
Afterwards! II inferior, yes.
Width, AZ inchea
Prices q SO. e. o.. 80. s3. s3 9S, $3.50
Bee our Heavy stlk Brussels Net yds wide; ali
colors; only q I'D.
THE PALAIs ROYAL
(ConHnued helowN
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The free water movement started py Mr.. W. FL.
Clagett, and other prominent citizens, has pro-
crossed 10 the point OF getting a bill before the
House for the abolition OF rents for the use OF Po
tomac water for domestic purposes In the District
after June 30, 1889. Congress may not be able to
give the question consideration this session but 4,
is well 10 get the proposition In a good place 10,
action &C the next session
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BUSINESS CHANCES

I,oR sALE-srocK. oooD Will AND FrxrrHrs
s.9c.,y s,crs y !, src.ins .r.li,y Pm . $50.
WANTED-To BY a raw sh ma, 90 L.
w ton Tyre Machine ~tock must 10 ch.sIs s1~ss
tSice aud number q shsr~@ Adar~-s cAsH st.r
wANrED-Ar VOTING MAN. WITH esoo TO esoo,
w would LIKE O. tnye~f sood Eayf 80 Daai-
ne-s Address l. NJ. o. star of,cs ~
MI nAs Al ExTkAokDISAr offokrCNIfY
efenos prent ave thousand 30 year IA ust hsvs
snves.nd cs@h. balance q pleasaee CAL % once
nLlshiNs Co. heal kstats and Sosnmsf ial
AGENTS. 1871 a nv. ID
ok shLk-A SMALL FLorRisHfNe brsiSfss
sels-lws
tfosks.sAth-MiLliNEHy STORE DOING FIksT.
Tor ssll,ns s, splenaid i.csgop, pod re.~,us
ssls-2t. A-aS nhi' S'eA VIM
IFv,n sAs1A1l-owlNG TO III HKALTH PRoPHfE.
irs tr.s So mercantiis business. With eOod lss
SEo W. LiNkiNs isth and NJ -. - "a
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Another admonition OF the necessity for putting
the electric wires underground Is afforded by the
case OF the nneman SmaIis, knocked senseless by
the wires sunday night.
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The opening OF the Parnel inquiry 1atters the
hope Of fairer Investigation than was at first ex-
pected- So far all the decisions rendered as 70
matters OF detail are fair to the Insh leader. To
be sure, they have been only what Justice de-
handed, but IT Il something to note when an Irish
agitator gets justice in an English tribunal now a.
days; and there was grateful significance in
Justice Hannen's remark, when urged TO secure a
courtroom where most OF the space set apart for
the public would not be taken up by the newspa-
per reporters, tina, "the press was the best repre-
sentative OF the public" TRIAL with open doors,
TO which the newspapers are not only admitted
but welcomed, is not likely 70 go very far wrong
In it manner Of proceeding.
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Experience is teaching the Toledo, Peoria and
Western railway company what, IL Is TO be hoped,
other corporations may have the VISION TO learn
through observation OF this and many kindred
cases-that the ounce Of prevention Is not only
worth the pound OF cure, but Is Infinitely cheaper
TO apply. The substitution OF a stone or metal
bridge at Chatsworth for the fragile wooden tres
tie which stood there TILL the disaster OF 1887,
would have cost few thousand dollars at the
outset, but there It would have been to
stay, and would have needed only the
same amount Of watching as any other
part Of the track laid on asod earth or stone bed
But matters were allowed to take their own course
and, naturally, the road had no power to improve
ITSELF The result was a combustible condition
brought about by dry rot and hot weather. a fire
started from the burning grass on either side Of
tho track, crash OF the charred tlmbers the
wreck OF train containing 600 excursionists and
some two hundred persons killed and wounded
AL this was bad enough in itself, for
no outpouring OF regrets and no money
iLdemnity could make good the damage
done. But another phase Of the case Is presented
In the annual report OF the management OF the
company, Just issued. Here IL Is shown that the
net income OF the year ending June 80 last was
s1seos4, which, after paying s1sO,OOO Of interest
due on nrst-mortgage bonds, would have left a
surplus OF $le,OS4- But the disaster which might
have been averted, as has been said by the expen-
diture Of few thousand dollars for a safe bridge,
has cost the company S233 6ls in adjusting claims
from which 10 could in no way escape.
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Washington extends a hearty welcome 20 the
medical congress and hopes they will enjoy them
selves 80 well as TO want 10 come again.
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OK VIEW ToMoRRow Mons,so

On VIEW To-MoRRow MoRN1No.
We open IL cases new ribbons this morning, viz:
10 inch Moire Sash Ribbons. satin edge. csc. I'd
10 inch Moire Sash. crown edge 81 10 I'd
inch MORE Sash. crown edge. 75c. I'd
3 inch Moire SASH satin edge, 68c I'd
10 inch q q. sash. satin edge, CSC. I'd.
Special lot Persian Ribbons. 16c. I'd
Extra wide Persian Ribbons, Csc. yd
No. 40 g. q. Ribbon, with satin stripes Soc
Satin EdRe Velvet Ribbons Nos g. z, 9. IL, l6 90.
Black Velvet Ribbon. with gilt edge acc up
g. @. Ribbons. satin stripes, with fsille Fr,ncsis<
edge. 75c. yd-
No. 80 G. g. Ribbons. with satin stripes, 6Oc I'd
Il AL the very latest shades including the new
ribbons In combination colors such Gray and Steel
Tan and Brown Cardinal and Garnet. Black and White
Pistache and Myrtle. Sage and Myrtle
Largest stock. best variety. lowest prices
,,. THE PAIAAIS ROYAL.
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PEACE. TROUBLED Souri,
They're Here.
CEASE THY COMPLAINTsn
More are Coming
SUPPRESS THY ORGANS.
Your desires shall be Rratihsd
LET THY TEARS FORGET TO FLOW"
You shall surely
COME TO THE TROUGH"
evil lift you up out of the
SLOUGH OF DESPOND
and make man Of youth appearsnce-at ANAL cost
have little difnculty in
WORKING OUT YOUR OWN SALVATION"
IF you haven't virtue. assume one" Be man in
! ues .1Sn marx the perfect man In our particular
co,ns a tnings nave passed away and for the In
| them are lines Of strictly Atwood
FALL OvERCoATS
Atso.25, 1915, $3.50. s7.75.
MEMS BUTTS
Ats7.5o. 1915. $3.50. 90 as. s107a
BOYS SUITS.
so g r. s556 '1t' s.e e. Il s::s' ct
CHILDREN'S SUITS
'1s sss p1as Sinss 70 i At
MEMS TROUSERS,
Atsl75. o., e. 90. o.. rs, s27s. o. 81, g. as rs
We only AJAX that you Try and prove rs.
VICTOR E. ADLER,s
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE. 10
'2' and sas IN St NV corner Massachusetts, av.
Open Saturdays tin IL p IN
xssas9 Goats sSs: and cheeks
10 o'clock PRICE goo SELF
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Z Il III III Z ad e i / i III Ii { ad 81 ..ss
.$. i HEE'HH$s ! E.
:: + f. 3s##SS$::E$s IS s. =. ::
SH5 e .s 4: tn: sns
selves better prepared than before to attend the
We have made direc. importatiOns Of good many
LACE CURTAINS AND poRrIEREs.
and We control q Lace Curtains in our
'G The style: s9f s.: SS:: Sst fsE
bsrer s.n q:
'hs's WITH Than s syss SGTs ed
s$s Il.
VIII S2fh tx sfss "a Soa SRSa
LACE-An eItrs-vaus taped-edse Lace Curtain. heavy
'Al''N' 'ns sc Ss5ne ApA1R-woRTH s1.2s.
Special Value, 81 yards long 80 inches WIDE white
81, asA PAIR-woRTH sl75.
New Design in side border. heavy-twistsd thread
IT, ,o,.s AIS I6t,.,. PAI II. WORTH e,
c-soneo SuASeAAss 80" AesSss ouI Nery rlcn
% A PAIR-woRTH a.
Beautiful Brussels effect Curtain.
$3.50 A PAIR-WORTH S45 SO,
Ahand'O me 3 Ts%p ssHR oussalR, AZ
AID no end Of patterns ct all and higher
HEAVY TURCoMAN.
complete assortment Of Turcoman Portieres all in
The newest designs and coiorings 90 inches wide.
e. is e g: sssS, ss 50. q. $3.50 and Is pair.
',a4. price,. 'l0G nav q y 9 SH IL Rf.E
txtraordnary values in Imported Chenille Portieres
exquisite patterns e. start from e5 so pair.
sssA "a PPAAi1EE- -W9kTH s si9. g.
line OF SILK Turcoman Curtains, for
1915 A PAIR-WORTH 4125O
importation:
05o. EAcH-woRTH s125.
sl45 EAcH-woRTH %.
sles EACH-woRTH a. rs.
Also slarse assortment of Kaw-silk COverA
FELT LAMBREQUlNS.
Compare prices: IN yards long; appliqued
si.25-woKTH S1.7S
sl.65-WORTH 1925
Examine our immense stock Of Rugs. also quality
CURTAIN POLES.
All color woods brass fixtures, complete, 25c. each
New line OF our Renowned Spring Roller Holland
Shades, 29c. each. complete.
New line Of TsPsstries from t5c yard upward.
NEW LINE OF vELOURs.
Inc above items represent the smallest part Of our
and prices Our place filled with noVeltee which Ne
invite you to examine
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The "D1nEcro1Rr" LAcEs,

HE DnEcro1Rrr LAcEs,
30 called because made for Tea Gowns ana the now
fashionable "Directoire" Suits. the fronts a You
doubtless know. being generally full fedora of this
lace.
Width, 66 inches.
Shades, Black, White Cream.
Material, Finest quality SILK.
Dssi0ns, Floral and Geometrical
Prioes o. 80 to % yard.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
CONTINUED baloNl 80
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COUNTRY BOARD.

SER1E.s1ht a As qRH 4G aSSsfAIxs
thcss who VIII Essssss zen "a saf fosomsc
Ashas W - fHT CIEkMOkT
WIN be heps open until winter. The fau MONTE Az
Tf III HodSTxiT sUnnITA Only ive and hsl'
,,s.t<n On m Vestsrn Maryland Raxlrosd Board %
70 Is PEI well Q2ed hysry conpssssd vita he honse
Lin Ca. RA ps'e>s
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FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS

A RARE OPPORTUNITY Is OFFERED TO FUR-
A ceAse the following superior HOr-es Carriages and
Harness greatly below their value. the no
further for them. being about 70 change his es
dence to distant city. The stock consists " the
handsome well-bred trotting and family horse .Dics
Alnont" He 8 years old. l5A hands sound End
safe for any Inexperienced driver than
2;4O and road ~ miles IA hour. He IL in ever re-
spect perfect eentlemhn's roadster Also q gentle.
sound and useful horse that has been IN cupe:
IL an excellent business horse. will stand without
tying aud fearless OF everything The car1Asus com
prise an elegant standingtop family maze IN
the latest style. a handsome shiftiner-top busSy
Dayton wagon. six-spring business wagon and too
sets me handmade harness one set snslecoups mr.
hess aud one set light double harness. blsnkets rabes
&C All viii lie sold separate. Any one in .esTsh III
bargains invited 10 them and any rs.son
able on er will be considered Apply private slsl.
~ 18th st. NV. back Of Corcorsn Art Gal
lery sells. az
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MuEs Or NV LAcrs

Mnrs Or NEw LAcrs
No exaggersions for there's but 1890 yards 70 mile
ana we have Thousands Of yards Of
New Oriental Laces
New Normandy Val Lacea
New Fedora LAcss
New Irish Point Laces
New Point dc Gene Lsces
New Handmade Lsces
Inc buyer says Of the Oriental and Normandy Val
lace iheyre the prettisst you ever put your eyes
on Inc writer never put his eye on lace but a. the
ouyef an authority on laces the expression Il duly
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-18

LAczs Fon THx Nrox
A. large stock - any other three stores in town
"no.essie prices e we'll ~ wholesale ouautities.
xVO oosen Au-suk Spanish scarfs a to a.
@oO DOZEN Al-silk Spanish Jichus. a. 10 "A
ioV oossn Asnd-run Lace scarfA az 10 slN
100 dossn Hand-run Lace Fichus AZ 10 aIa
rs dossn Extra Long Scarf, o5 to ga
q The Extra-long Lace searfs reschinr n N. a..
are to Be the thing" for the fall We ouots ~ No.;
Of than because We have unravalsd vsristv ~ "a
a. "a 30. %. -. elo elO so, q "a. ~ srS M
olA50. els md o16 each
I liz.
F a {. ALI s
II iIIjj).Y 4. /
4 nA1R Isopsistor.
ais Csc In anA n svs
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PmLADnpHrA SroR.

PMLApK1pnA Sroax
HBw FALL GOODS. NEW FALL aooDs
Our stock Of Fall Goods are Increasing every day
NOV u The time 70 PICK the choice Of the lot
epscA-52 inch LADIES' Cloth. all colora ct Soc per
yard: worth Csc
54-ineh Lsdies' Cloth all wool, better quality,
for Zoe and SOC
dsnnsttAs-47-inch, all wool in the most desirable
shades. ct Soc; worth ell
3s-inch Fine Serge. all Wool all shaded only
40 and Soc per yard
3s.ineh Fancy Stripes and Pla;ds an colorx
~ ooe: worth more money.
0roeecotns,52-ineh extra GOOD qualities all colon,
81 81 per yard
o2tnch. inner quality, for &l25
66ssHne IN Silk Piush-1S-inch, only Use worth nj
6lack s1lks-very cheap 1880 "oi'n ~A'
sn S.:i ssi, ssI'h h q s,s s,sa
fun as.ortm@nt Of Back Goods and all at vary Low
btANkkTs BLANKEra BLANKEra
xtne ~. 90 6sAnkee, q SA25, e5 so. a. so
SI.So; these goods Are Euaxsntssd strsctiy
fun nns q BLANKETS. in White. Grey and a.d
a fnN line q Co1nfortx FROM 81 To al
CAkPEIS. CARPETS CARPETa
fen hns q Carpes All the best makss and very Low
Dom fosss % look through our stock bsfor, .Rtns
your sebscuon: it VIII pay you
SAkHART q LEIDY
s>ss.,,s IN LACE cuzI1fSs' = 'Aa ''' : I" s.is
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NATURALIZATION.
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WANTED-Go TO DICKS AGENCY FOR COOKS,
w L9andrsss, House Girls, Asid. Nurses. seam.
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WANTED-BY LADY WITH MUCH ExPE-
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WANTED-A POSITION AS, HoUsFKEEPFR BY
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VVANTED-BY A RESPECTFUL COLoRED GIRL
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WANTED by TWO REsPECTABLE WHITE
nST girls situations for general housework Address
WANTEp-PLACEs BY TWO REsPEcTABLE
as cook can furnish references. Apply At 1919 St
NV. IT.
WANTED-BY AN EXPERIENCED TEACHER. A
to leave the city, y Address Miss T. Star oes.
WANTED-BY REsPECTABLE GIRL. PLACE
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Apply 1113 18th ct. NV se11-2t'
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| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR COOKS. CHAMBER
w maids. walters nurses, housemen. housekeepers
&C. r. 81
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WANTED-A LADY OF EXPERIENCE DESIRES
drawing psn IN Is
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| WANTED-AN ACCOUNTANT OF LARGE EX-
keeping adjusting Of books Of account where
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| WANTEDmBY. A SENIOR STUDENT IN PHAR:
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| WANTED-A POSITION BY MAN AND WIFE
w Of middle age to take charge Of household the
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| WANTED-A POSITION BY TEACHER QUALI-
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WANTED = A DRUGGIST OF EIGHT YEARS
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scter and strictly references the Ses, Ad
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