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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-03-01

up III luo cfcHAHS HO GA PlalHOu IhdI
they were fire escapes.
"What fore'
.'For the house. of course"
But we don't need any fire escapes
on our house. Mr.. Bowser."
Don't weP Well, we shall have them
just the same. If you want to be
burned have no objection. but pro-
pose to die some other way"
You never said there. was any
danger"
Because didn't want to make you
nervous. AS matter of fact l haven't
felt safe any night for year"
"And now the danger will be obvi-
atedP''
lit will be reduced to minimum.
certainly. Even if we wake up and
find our bedroom on fire we shall be
able to escape with only a scorch.'
After supper he carried the parcels
up stairs. There were several bottles
and II couple of wire racks, "a hand fire
extinguisher and a rope and pulley and
other stuff.
start in the house?" asked Mr.. Bowser
as he was fixing hook in the casing g
of our bedroom window.
down stairs. probably"
"Well, we have front and back
stairs, and here are three chamber
windows opening out on veranda roofs.
Couldn't we escape by some of these
ways?"
.'If thought we could would 1 be
thirty dollars on this apparatusP" he
angrily demanded.
I'll suppose you know best"
'sMrs. Bowser, when 1 don't know
best I will resign. While you have
never given the subject of fire-escapes
,ne single thought, 1 have devoted
years of study to it Take our wall
eyed darling and go down stairs, and
when want you l will call"
In about an hour he called. He was
in great good-nature. He had the hook
firmly in place, and hanging to it was
a rope and some sort of harness.
s'It isn't much of an ornament to our
bedroom" ventured to observe.
What has ornament got to do with
fire-escapes? Isn't your life worth
more to you than the daily presence of
a tea-store chrome? The escape is now
ready"
'.For what?''
'.I'o escape by. of course Here is
the situation at midnight The cook.
while rummaging about for her lost
quid of gum. has dropped lighted
matches under the front and back
stairs. The flames have been smold-
ering for hours. They now break forth
with sudden fury. cutting off our es-
cape from either stairs. ="
'.And we crawl out on the veranda
roofs"
do weP Not muchl We start to do
SO. but we find that all the verandas
have fallen'to the ground. the supports
having been heayad out by the frost, u
"WellP" "a
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-03-01

Society belle-'Mother. Mr.. De-
Brass has proposed and 1 have ae-
cepted." Mother-s.What? D, you
wicked, ungrateful girl, after all
we've done for you. MIR. DeBrass
hasn't cent to, bless himself with and
won't have until his father and grand
father die" THE Mr.. DeBrass am
referring to is the grandfather" -.Oi
bless you, my childr4u. p Omaha
ITorld ~
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-03-01

"A house painter who slipped from
a staging the other day, carrying his
paint pots with him. came of, it is said,
with flying colors.-TJd.Bits.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Amusements Tonight.
ALBLCGHs-"Fra DiavOlo."
HARRIs.-"Dr Jekyu and Mr.. HYDE
PANORAMA BUIDISG.-"Battle OF shiloh"
Condensed Locals.

An exempliaed copy OF the will OF Josiah Adams
from Prince Georges County, Nd, was admitted 10
record yesterday.
Yesterday in Circuit Court No. 2. the ejectment
suit OF Jno. Reid against Richard 2. Anderson for
the south 10 feet OF lot 20, in square 81,
Guided by the jury returning a verdict for plain
tin and giving MIN $500 damages
Yesterday the Equity Court certified the case OF
Catherine 5. Forrest against Anthony Hyde to the
General Term to be heard in the first instance.
The questions at issue grow out OF deed OF settle
ment.
ChaS W. ID. Ashley, of washington, was among
the graduates OF Dickinson College this year. HIS
Grafton on commencement day, Thursday, was
pronounced among the best delivered
AT meeting last night OF Indiana republicans,
W.. W. Curry presiding, steps were taken TO Or
Ganize an Indiana republican club.
Good VIII Council, No. o. sons OF Jonadab, last
evening elected officers as follows: p. e., W. b.
Osborne; W. C., +. ID. Clement; v. G., Geo. STAIN;
recording secretary, Geo. ID. Bigg5; financial Secre-
tary, Geo. Walker; treasurer, Frank l. McQuade
worthy patriarch, l. Eayre Hendrickson.
AT the closing exercises or 81. Johns College
preparatory department, Charles Maxwell received
the nrSt premium for excellence In study
The Washington bank clerks took q large COM
pany with them on their annual excursion to
Marshall Hall last evening.
slight nre took place yesterday at the house
OF Annie Smith. No. 122S street southeast caused
BY heated stove pipe which runs In through the
roof.
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BASE BALL MATTERS.
Washington Defeated In New York.
Other Ganses-The Championship Re.
cord.

Washington Defeated In New York.
Other Ganes-The ChampiOuship Re.
cord.
Once more the Washington ball team has gone
TO the ground, this time before the New York
Giants, score TO 3 Gilmore and Mack and Keefe
and Ewing were the batteries. The game was won
by New Yorks slightly heavier batting, and was
victory for the home team from the frst inning
when the New Workers made four runs and the
senators two New York made 8 hits and errors
and Washington hits and errors. Wilmot made
two hits, leading the club.
Chicago white-washed Pittsburg, 4 too Krock
and DAILY and Morris aud Carroll were the batter
les. Pittsburg made hits and errors and Chi
cag0 % hits and error
Detroit also helped che senators along by defeat
ing Indianapolis, TO 2. This was accomplished
ny neaVy Datting when men were on bases Shreve
ana Buckley and Conway and Bennett were the
batteries. The Champions made 10 hits and 3
errors and the Hoosers hits and 5 errors
Inc PhlilieS punched their hits In the second
inning and scored three times thereby winning
Ihe game from Boston by a score OF 3 to z.
The batteries. Morrill's men made hits and 2
errors, against hits and errors by the Phillies,
anu yet they could not win. Baltimore won at
CINCINNATI, TO 1. Brooklyn lost at Louisville, g
W L. Inc AtnletlcS Won at Kansas City, too.
THE CHAMPIONSHIP RECORD
mas been mixed again this year. The following
table Is the standing OF the League clubs which
corresponds with President Young's record, and is
therefore officially accurate. The two protested
games, between New York and Pittsburg and
Philadelphia and PittSburg, are counted for the
games until ordered otherwise by the boarG of
ulrtctOrS, which Will meet during July
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SALr RHEux

Often causes great seony with Its intense itching and
burning Hoods sarsspsr1A the great blood purifier,
cures salt rheum and all akin diseasea Il thoroughy
cleansea renovstss and enriches the blood Give
trial
After the failure Of three sklfui physicians to cure
my boy Of salt rhsum tried Hoods sarsaparlla and
Olive Ointment have now used four boxes Of Oint-
ment and one and half bottles of Sarsaparlla, and
the boy IL to all appearances completely cured He 10
four old and has been afflicted since he was
six months Of age"-MRs. b SANDERsox. Sc New
hall Street, Lowell, Mass.
HOODS SARSAPARILLA
Sold by all druggists q: six for e5 Prepared only
by C. L HOOD b CO., Apothecsries Lowell. Mas.
3 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR
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BAY RIDGE ON THE CHEsAPEAKE.-Sunday, July
list, Will De gala day at Bay Ridge. Grand sacred
concert OF the S8ngerbund, 800 voices two cele-
brated bands-Itzel's Military Band and Ringgold
Band, OF Reading, VIII discourse music during the
10 a IN, 2:10 and 1870 y. III. Round trip fare, 81
Excellent meals at Bay Ridge Restaurant only
15c.-IdrE
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PRINTED FRENCH A1BArnoss 3Oc

All Wool fine quality. double width Tho price for
these beautiful goods in the early season was 75c
Not Affected by dampness and being light weight are
cooler than cotton eoodx
FRENCH SATINES, all styles, ESQ
FRENCH CHALLIS, finest quality 4Oc
EhENCH UNDINEs. ELEGANT quality. LOG
New Styles in American CHALLIs lSc
INDIA SILKS reduced from Il 25 "a 75c.
PARASOI.S 1t cost.
GINGHAMs ct reduced prices
frevious to inventory We offer choice Drsss Goods
less than Wholesale pricea
. Fast BLACK HOSE, all qualities.
SAUzE. COTTON. and SILK UNDERWEAR
W.M sHUsrER Sons
',s20 slo PKNNA AVE
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GAS COOKING RANGES. at sHEpp & BROS

JULES LASssUR6H, 315 7th street, offers Monday
Striped Linen for furniture covering, at sc. per
yard; Mosquito Canopies. so inches long. S125, In
white, and $50 in pink: 300 pieces Mating.
fancy, at 1Jc, sold throughout the season at PC.
In addition We Will offer 100 OF our best quality
Scotch Administer Rugs, size feet by Ieet, at
s. b; sold In Boston and New YORK at SIP. These
prices good 1or MONDAY and Tuesday.
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PROMPT Observation-Disclosures ID. C., June
%, 1855. c. W. Howard, Secretary Flremens In
Surance co. OF Washington ana Georgetown.
Dear Sir: have this day received check OF your
company for three thousand and six $1,000 dol
lars, being the amount OF damage By fire, on the
I'D instant, to my house. No. $40 7th street north
west i desire TO express my thanks for the very
prompt and satisfactory manner In which you
have settled thus loss SAM'L FOWLER
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IrGHryrss Rops, Electric Work. J. II. Kuehling.

ARE You WANTING Furniture, Carpets, and Up
hOlstery Goods call at
W. IL HOuGHroS & Co.. 1914 st. NV
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

y,f;eo,sons for he % hours commencing at ..
For the District OF Columbia, Delaware, Mary
land. and Virginia, light 70 fresh westerly winds
warmer fair weatEee.
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asMY SwEErHEAKrT Cigarette has not an equal
In the world for mildness, deIicacy OF aroma, and
purity OF smoke Handled by all nrst-class deal
ems wherever she has been introduced.
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REFORMATION CREArEs W1sDoM,
AND ECONOMY LEADS TO PROSPERITY.
THIRST FOR KNOWLEDGE AND PROFIT By ITs
TEACHINGS

We herewith inform the public that we have received
the following extraordinary Bargains;
leases of Century Cloth Remnants beautiful designs
In light and dark.
st6Ac. per yard: regular value. loo.
s. cases Of Plain Colored hne Satine Remnants. in
GLIDING all Open Shades.
at 10c per yard; real value, 18c.
cases Of fine figured Indigo Blue Percas Remnants
warranted fast colorx
At &c. per yard; generally sold at 12hc
case Of the Best White Jeans, in suitable 1engths
useful Tor many purposes
tic. per yard; standard price, 1870.
case of scotch Wash Poplins in Mixtures and
P1atds. an elegant article for dresses,
1t lOc per yard; regular price. 12kc.
Several cases Of Light and Dark Figured Batiste
superb styles. At &C. per yards regular value. l23Sc
no less than &c.
reduced from 20 and l.5O to csc.
Please call early you want 10 receive the bensnt Of
case Of Indigo Blue. Red figured, soft Anish swiss
On Calico Remnsnta suitable sngths fass colors. q
70. per yard; worth 10c. :.
Alot Of Alpaca Umbrellas,
29-inch. e125.
26-inch. 81 AZ
Worth. respectively u rs and Co. but being over.
stocked IN this line they must be sold Of sacTi6cs
LANsBURGH 3 Bro
40. z2S "a, 426 7th B.
Coolest store in Wsshington FIFTY patent cooltuR
fans. Delightful tomperntura
h,asst upon your dressmsker using the, standard
xsshion Pstterns none better; savss stssial and In
susss perfect 1t 3k27
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KNOCKED Our
COME. YOU AND YOUR DEAR
FIVE HUNDRED FRIENDS
Why sweat. swelter and swear! We are prepared to
give you relief Come up smiling and serene. Our
thoughts of you efforts always tend to the
aiieviation Of your sufferings. Whether from
ToRRID HEAT Oh FRIaID COLD.
The former il now dealing his heaviest blows and all
humanity willis before him. Come. but don't hurry:
take and be keep on shady side Of the
street We have just
FIVE HUNDRED
FINE MoHAIR COATS AND VESTS,
Striped and counter-striped with silk The coloring
IL rich but not gaudy the shades and effects exquisite
ly beautiful The fabric rivals the spiders web in fine
apparently delicate and fragile catching the faintest
breeze and sending thrill Of cool delight throughout
the entire system effective; producing such charm
ing results not surprised when enthusiastic
wearer pronounced them
ToRRID THRAsHERs
He declaring that they could KNOCK OUT the hot
test wave in one round
PRICE. THREE DOLLARS AND TWELVE CENTS,
VICTOR Z. ADLRR's
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE. 10
~ and wv 9Th IT corner Massachusetts, ave.
Strictly One PEaoA
Open Saturday TN llp m
~oFFICE COATS. stripes and cheeks, ON saaa
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday mornings from TIL
10 O'Clock PRICE CSC EACH. 3s26
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,e30d&ds

(rHANcERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY on
- TIL EAST SIDE OF FOURTEENTH sTkEET,
MAR e STREET sOUTnM EST. OPPOSITE
ING, AND IMPROVED Bi THREE TNO-sTOhr
BRICK DWELLING HOUSES.
By virtue OF decree q the supreme Court Of the
District Columbia passed equity No llSo.
the una rsned trustees will sei At public auction ~
front OF the premises. IN TUESDAY, the 1ENIH
DAY OF .CLr A ID 1sss. at HALfPAsT FIVE
O'CLOCK r. NJ the following real estate the city of
Washington. District of Columbia described 40 being
part of lot seven q IN square two hundred and sixty
three CB3 beginning at tue southwest Of said
lot Ian and running thence north forty
(40) feet thence east hunds ed and O5D feet
TIN (1O) inches; tHence south forty t4O) feet, and
thence hundred aud five (l05D feet t.n (l0D
inches TO the beginning improved by three two-story
brick dive lungs. with modern improvements and N
good condition.
Terms Of sale: One b I'd cash. and the balance IN
aud two witt interest from the day Of sale.
for which the notes Of the purchaser must be given,
secured by deed OF trust property sold all cash.
at the purC haser's option deposit 81 500 each
house viii be required the q sale. All convey
aicinR and ding 1t the purchasers cost Taxes
will paid day f sale II the OF sale not
complied with IN Ven days the Trustees tho
right resell the risk and Of the efaQltinG
JOB BARNARD. Trustee
500 9TH st NV.
.AMEs +. SHEA Trustee,
0:s2 Pennsylvania nv
DUNcANsoN Bros Auctioneers. le3o-dkds
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WINDOW SCREESs-Flfty dozen more OF our new
window screens, mt any window, just arrived, at
soc. each window and door screens 10 order at
lowest prices. e. y. CARTER Co, GO6 Pa. ave.
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AUCTION SALES.
'THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

LARGE CONSIGNMENT OF FIREWORKS AND
FLAGS OF EkEhN DESCRIPTION Ar AUCTION
On TUESDAY MORNING, JULY THIRD, lsss,
colnmencing at Ten O'CLOCK at my auction rooms,
shall sell large consignment of Fireworks 81 every
description. The trade should sale their
tenuon. THOMAS DOWNING.
net
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VACATION SHOES that Will not show the effects
OF san4 salt water or rocks In the greatest Variety
also bathing Shoes at prices never before known
here in the District WIN. HAHS & Co.'S Reliable
shoe Houses, sic 9TH street; 1922 Pennsylvania
avenue: 231 PENNSYLVANIA avenue southeast.
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40 T st. ne, 7r...-.2o.5o
i 2S Z sine, -.-..--2soo. %
loo 4 sine, 1r...-..20. %
3Ol T. 1T. ne. store. 20
1916 Boundary, Or. 1880
l4lS Boundary. or. 1880
lib I'd 81. NV, 1r... Is
OC5 I'D st. u. W. Or. 10. 30
Cottage at Brl ghtwoOd
. rooms ..............15
lbs Gale he, 6r. IL. %
100 Blagden's alley n.
W, 4 rooms ..........10
1910 Blagden's alley n.
W, 4 rooms. ............S
Ofhce rooms IN st. Cloud
building. cor. 9th and
r sts. NV.
-
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BRIGHrwoop RACES See amusement co
RxrsrsakRs ice cream. 2a5 G ana lois 18th sts n W

Blue AND BROWN ENGLISH SERGE SUITS, war
ranted fast color. Reduced 10 s.
EISENAN BROS, 9TH and streets
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"a. ROOT a Co. Auctioneers.
GROCERIES, AND FIXTUREs

on MONDAY, JULY SECOND. 1855. at HALF
PAST TIN O'ClON X. will sell on PROMISES No 80
Ninth street outheast opposite Barracks entire con-
tents Cofees. Teas. Sugar, Canned Goods, syrups,
Butchers Outfit. &c Also, show Cases Scslss.
Coffee Mill, Oh Tank. Fixtures &C. 1t
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P1unoe will fnd az 70 thcir Interest - -. -
name aud sadress 20 the nanuisct1reS
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y 4 CO, 1407 Il st.n.w.

TNUR RENT-UNFURNISHED-
lSl2 Mass ave. L. w.sSo 1903 ST NV, ar $50 %
4 i,,3 st. NV l4r q g0;; St NV sr......2I
1918 81. NV. Sr.. 81 dss Union ST sw Or 5
900 It NV, Sr....31.5t digs Union 81. 5r.s so
$40 ST. NV. 9r......3 ,ihce rooms 1O5 h st is
TiAEk & RUTHERFORD.
je25-1ws 1907 4 stpw
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SPEECHES ON THE TARIFy.-FOR AND AGAINST
Speaker Carlisle and Representatives VIM.
Mckinley, IT., W. c. =. Breckenridge, Thomas b.
Reed Ashbel Fitch, and others. O.ders for single
copy or million promptly fiIled. Gray Garrison,
$50 Penn. ave-, Washington, ID. c.
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AT rHk PALAIs RoYAL-The list OF reduced nr,ces
GIVEN n ahotner column will be noticed with In
.erest oy those wishing 70 take advantage OF, the
temporary rductions In prices quoted for the
ATE next Tuesday. AAAAA'
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FIN PORTRAITS Kets kemethy, HOO Pa ava
CoLBuRSs MUsrARp.-Philadelphi Brand is the
King OF Condiments Flavor and pungency CON-
bined In perfection For sale by GrocerS.
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EOR RENT
l. 1856 Mass ave NV.
l7i7-iV-2i q, i0r. ca. ..6S
lo3S l4th st. NV lar. 90
3:5S Ind. ave. NV, Tor. 30
l3f9 2 It. NV, 1r.S b. 30
9l1 L ST. NV, Tor. 80
200 Pa av. NV, store. 80
l2o2 10Th S. NV, 7E30 80
Meridian ave-. Mt. Pes
ant. Sr. 80
IA S St NV, 6r.& b. %. %
12s. II st. me-, ar 4 b. .25
1900 I'D ST. NV, 1r...23
6l2 Pa. ave. Sc. 7r.....25
1913 llth ST. Ia W. Or. %
PIG ID ST. NV. ar. 20. %
2.67 Cleveland ave. NV.
Or. and bath. .......22.5c
ie21-4t JOHN SHEaMA
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STORAGE Rooms FOR RENT.-Apply to W. b. MOSES
Sons, corner 18th and 4 sts.
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THoMAs DOWNING, Auctioneer.

N>HOMAs DOWLlSo, Aucuoneer.
cHANcERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY on
THE SOUTH SIDE or Q sTkfET. BETWEEN
SEVENTH AND EIGHTh STREETS NORTH
MEsT, IMPROVED BY A HANDSOME TWO
STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING.
BY virtue Of q decree Of the supreme Court u the
District Of Columbia. passed IN fquiIy cause No.
srs,en, N tront "a tse prenises on MoSDAr IHE
five O'CLOCK p. NJ, the following Real Estate IN the
city Of Washington. b. G., and described Lot any
Is ID IN Edward Grcer's subdivision Of lots ~
square four hundred and txenty-nne l42ll improved
BY substantial two-story and bssemeDt brick dwell
ing House. Icing prenises 700 . street NORTHWEST
with all modern improyements and N good conditon:
Terms sale: third c1kh aud the balance In one
q and CD with interest 1t II. 90 ese8
per snnum from the day Of s1le tor which the noess
UPON the properly sold, AL cash 81 the purch.ssrs
option 1sxcs will be paid 20 the day Of sAl& a -.
posit OF lOO will be REQUIRED ct the time q ss1e ~
the terms not complied with an ten t1ol eay -
trustee the 1t 10 resell 1T the oe1eoloo9
purchasers r1sk and cost All conveyancinH - -
Many CUNNINGHAM Trus1sA
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WILLIS Ice Co.. Penobscot ics-red wagons

BABY CARRIAGES AT A DISCOUNT OF % per cent
from present prices. W. H. HoUGHToN Co.,
l2l4 st. q. w.
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RESERVE HILL milk is the best.

SOLID OAK, 8 Pieces Bedroom Suits S21.5o; best
bargain In city for cheap furniture.
w. II. HOUGHToN Co, 1214 E st. n. W.
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GAS FIXTURES. at sHEpp& BROS.
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40 ACCOMMODATE the members OF the sasuQer
Suno ana tneir friends the b. o. win run spe-
midnight 9~ Ssasaoo ~
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FURNACES AND RANGES repaired and cleaned by s.
8. Shedd & Bro, 4:s2 9TH ST. NV
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Blue AND BROWN ENGLISH SERGE SUITS, war
ranted fast color. Reduced to IS.
EIsENAS Bro s, 9TH and streets.
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fuBLtc OPINION gives impGrtlally the best things
SAD oy all the leading papers on every phase Of
the pontlcal situation one dollar for the cam
paign. once corner 9th and Pa ave-
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"A hAkE OPPoKrrNrTY Is offered for investment or
Ol securing home In the sale OF that valuable
property NO ga N street northwest which takes
place al auction on Monday, July 2 at O'Clock n
ID. see the advertisement for particulars
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.MY SWEETHEART CIGARETTE.
Another national candidate In the Held, and by
Tar the most popular.
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THoMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.

GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD
fURNll UkE AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY MORNING. JULY FIFTH lsss,
commencing az TIN O'CLOCK. I shall sell at resi-
dence No 1901 llth street northwest. a general coll
lection OF Household Effects. IA which choice
pieces. Very handsome thinner Tea and breakfast
THOMAS DONIING-
Je3O-dts Auctioneer
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My own importation. Wheelmen seeking the
genuine article, at no higher cost than the imita-
ton, will please call and examine Also an ele-
CANT line OF outing Flannel shirts c. Auerbach,
9TH and Ii. eo3
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CITY ITEMS.

Fire! Firel Esrel
Sale OF slightly damaged goods by our late IRE,
ter ng prices on everything. Family Shoe STORE,
80 9TH ST. NV.