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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-08-28

The Politician always reads The Chicago Daily
News because its an impartial paper, and whether
e likes is independent views or not, he wants TO
now the frHfh. He Supports" his particular
'arry organ, " hut when he wants cold ElStI he
esds the CHICAGO DAILY NEwx
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-08-28

DIR. Liebig & Co. will be m Helena, Mont,
Oct. 18th To the 3lst, 1883, and will have
Offices In the Hotter Block. All residents
of Montana are cordially invited To call for
free consultation.
National Republican., 1888-02-14
Lodge Meetings To-Night.
The following lodges meet tonight at tn,
places named

The following lodges meet Tonight at the
places named:
Masonc-Fedcral No. !, Masonic Temple
Acacia, No. is. 1909 q street northwest: Poto-
mac Royal Arch Chapter, No. 5, Georgetown
De MolHy Commandery, No. I, Masonic TEN.
pie Evangelist Chapter of Rose Croix, 1907 q
street.
LOO. F...washingtOn Lodge, No. e, odd
Fellows Hall: Golden Rule, No ~ Odd Eel.
lows Hall: +. d. Stewart Encampment odd
Fellows Hall.
knights OF Pythias- Decatur 40. 9, High
street, Georgetown; Excelsior, No. H. Penn.
sylvania avenue and Ninth street northwest;
Gcrmania. No. To- 6Og G. street northwest; Oc-
casa, No. Is. 6n9 street northwest: Webster,
No. :, Vernon Hail, New York avenue and
seventh street northwest.
National tnlon-SLate, War; and Navy No.
2Ol.
|. o. M.--Colnmbia. No !, Grand Army
Hall, seventh ana !. streets northwest
|. o. Il. M.--SencCa, No. II, X, of +, Hall
Thirteen and.a.half aud T. streets northwest
A; L. OF H.-GOldstein, No. -, lie Drolt
Building.
10, q. T.-NTinnehaha. No. |, Hilton Hall,
seventh and D streets; Morning star No ),
l@3 + street; Clements, No. o. Washington
Hall, Pennsylvania avenue and Third street
southeast; Monumental, No. -, Flks' Hall,
.O2 Pennsylvania avenue.
Knights of Golden the Eagie-CyrIs Castle,
No, !, I'll Ninth street northwest.
Il. o. oi R.-AnacoSta 80. lSS, Haynes
Hall, AnacOstia; Capita, No. 10, McCauley's
Hall, 2u9 Pennsylvania avenue southeast
Royal Arcanum Capital No. }hh. LIE Drot
building, room ~
Faust iIom the Anheuser- Busch Brewing
Association. Try IL, and be convinced. Of
fee corner First and Virginia avenue south
west. Phone SS9-5. Frank Schwarl, manager.
National Republican., 1888-02-14
THE ROCK GREEK PARK.
The Commissioners Think 1t VIII Add
Beauty to the city.

Commissioner webb has addressed Chair.
man Hemphill the following letter.
The commissioners have the honor tp re-.
rond to your reference to them, through the
clerk of your committee, of II. 4 bill 33.>, ITO
authorize the comm isSionerS of the District of
Columbia to condemn land on Rock Gre tx for
the purposes of park, &c, as follows
In the Judgment OF the commissioners II is
hardly possible to formulate another project
that would be in every respect so advantageous
and advisable as the one under consideration.
THE valley Of Rock Creek, while nearly worth.
less for occupation or settlement. Is eX-
tremey picturesque and possessed Of numer.
Olls and varied natural advantage. au its
conversion 10 public uses will secure to the
capital park and drives over seven miles in
length and Ut unriva'ed beauty.
Under the provisions of the bill as drawn in
park l,CCu feet in width from Lyons Mil on
Rock Creek to the boundary of the District IS
secured The quantity of land embraced in
this tract il gly acres, aud its valuation upon
the assessors books, with the improvements
thereon, H. SlOD3lU. No uniform width need
be adhered to. Where the banks are steep,
only such acreage would be required as would
suffice TO COLtrOl the crest ana slopes and pro
vide Tor the construction OF suitable drives.
Whore the elevations lie more rem )te frJm
the banks OF the stream greater width would
be requisite. II Is probable on the whole that
considerably less acreage than that NeiOre
mentioned would be necessary, while on the
other hand the assessments ior condemnation
might in some eases considerably exceed the
valuations as derived from the books of the
District assessor.
The bill appears TO meet the requirements oil
the case. and the commissioners have No
amendmt ITS thereto to suggest.
National Republican., 1888-02-14
TIE DICKSON nGnrcronY.
All the Allegations of Piracy Denied
by the Defendant.

Justice Cox, In the equity court yesterday In
the case of Bu, d against Dickson the "City
Directory" case, postponed the hearing of the
motion TO cancel the restraining order on the
issuance OF the Capital City Directory" until
thsmorning. Messrs. G.. Maurice smith and
W. X. Uuhamel, attorneys for Mr, dickson,
had prepared their answer TO mo PHI but dld
the allegations Of Mrs lloyd, and in his own
behalf AYERS that Maniord q. Thomson ap.
piled for work about Nov. 3, stating that he
had had much experience, having been en- e
p!oytd 10y Boyd ON the Directory for 1888,
but' he had heen discharged because his worR
was done. Having no reason to suspect other.
wise, although he was not regarded as trust
ployed him. After working nine days ThOm-
son cmandpd increased pay which was not
accorded and he left, and detendant says that
Thompson returned to compartments employ,
and he expects to provo that he was sent by
her, and that tie qll, stibu of salary was
preteNt. lie asserts that the mat.
ter wclt, to tue primer IN De.
added, and that the only additions or correc-
tions were confined to changes OF firms or
corporations and members OF Congress. He
asserts that Boyds Directory was not then
published He further charges that Thnmsou
Bou6not, ana ". A. BOYD conspred with
complainant to iniurc and destroy his book.
II possible, and to manufacture case aud I'M
To,e on the court, and by Injunction delay me
publication. by causing Thomson to get IN hi,
employment and insert the names OF pre-
tended, fictitious persons which they had pre-
viously provided to appear In Boyd's. lie
further AYERS that tho sihdayits OF Bouhiuot
and Boyd are untrue as to seeing Boyds hi
TCctOiy in use In his Office room, No. lO3 Cor.
Coran building, and asserts there was no Occa'
sion for such use. as his directory was then In
print
Mf. dickson further asserts that he has laid
out about $780, 90 on his work; that the plibli-
cation has been delayed, bnt the work Is now
ready for distribution, and an Injunction will
work irreparable injury
National Republican., 1888-02-14
TIE vouDoo uocrow, Axe
Places Him on the Road Leading to the
Penitentlary.

Nm Warner. alias Theodore Thomas alias
w. VIM. Brjcgs, who has figured in large
number Of cases before thu police court as a
voudoo doctor, aud is u)w CoIfnei in jail
serving three terms of ,ix M nths each for
larceny, came before Justice Montgomery in
the criminal court yesterdiy on tie charge Of
larceny from the person In snatchiug 81 from
Amy Pratt IN october of last year. Assistant
District AuOrnCy LipScomh appeared for the
goyerngcnt and j. MCD. CarringtUu for the
defendant. Amy Pratt, au aged colorGd
woman. testified that She had known defend
ant for about three years. and met him several
times. on the day in question the prisoner
came to her house and spent some time in con.
yeratiOn During the visit she took her pocket
hook tfnm her bosom to get some pennies
to tCnd for oil for the lamp, and the
doctor suatchcd 81 from her hand aud
leitthc house. Her husband, sou, aud neigh
theu went to the station houSo and gave lnfOr-
nation against hlm Her testimony was cor.
rOhutaied In the main by her husband, who
was present AT the time, her sou and others.
the defendant admitted receiving the
money at the time specified, hut claimed thlt
II was for services rendered in the voOdOO line
He said that Mrs. Frat believed one of her
ncighhOtS was practiciug tricks on her aud
She wanted her removed. also that her hus-
band was running after other women. lie
also explained now he exercised his arts by
cutting cards hut in the case of the husband,
he took pair OF the husbands pautalOons
and hung them over horseshoe and repeated
mystic words. Amy Pratt was called to the
stand In rehuttal aud denied all the deien.
dnntS allegations. The Jury brought In 4
verdict OF guilty.
National Republican., 1888-02-14
The Proper study of NJ ankind H. Man.

says the llustrous Pope. II he had included
woman in the list, he would have been nearer
has made them both life study, especially
woman, and the peculiar dersngements to
which her delicate system is liable. Many
women i'll the land VINO are acquainted with
Dr. Pierce only through his "Fayoritc PresCrip.
ton. bless him with all their hearts, for he has
brought them the panacea for all those chronic
ailments peculiar 10 their sen such aS lucor-
rnua, prolapsus aud other di>placements,
dcncy to internal caucer, and other ailments.
lrice reduced to one dollar, BY druggists.
National Republican., 1888-02-14
r. Fl. TAYLOR,
g3S Pennsylvania Avenue.
NEW SPRING DRESS FABRICS,
sEATON PERRY,
tsucoessor to Perry % Rrother>.

Has JusT OPENED NEW SPRING SHADES
lN ALL-WOOL AND SILK WARP HEN
RlETTA CLOTHS. .........
NEW tOULE BElGES AND CHuDDAS, WITH
CONTRASTING SlDE.BANDs FOR TRIM.
MING.
NEW FRENCH rRUADCLoTHs AND EMS.
IlSH SUlTlNGS,
NEW IMPORTED ALI-wOOL CHALLls DE
LANES IL CHOICE AND EXCLUSIVE
Nlw fam TIStS ANp II TflGrRED INDIA SILKS
RANGING FROM 75C. TOsl.76 PER YARD.
NOVELTIES IN EMBROIDERED BiTlSTE,
GiNGHAM, AND PtQCE ROBES.
"ENCLUStNE NOVELTIES" rs CHOICE
FRENCH SATEEN ROBES.
IL plECES ANDERSON'S FINEST QUALITY
SCOTCH IEPHYRS IN ENTIRELY NEW
STYLES AND COMBINATION OF col.
ORS.
.uO piECEs or FINEST FRENCH sATEENS
iN CONFINED STYLES OF MY OWN DI-
RECT IMPORTATION
NEN BRlriSH AND FRENCH WHITE GOODS.
81 MIRA GOOD VALUES IN IRISH AND
GERMAN LINEN TABLE CLOTHS, NAP.
kINS, DONLENS, AND GLASS CLOTHS.
ESPECIAL. BARGAINS IN LINEN HlCE
TOWELS, At ~ = 20c, AND 2lC.
NEW BELGIAN PILLOW AND sHEEriNG
NoIEfffFs hEfThS; lx PLAIN. PLAID, AND
STRIPED g'LANNELS FOR DRESSING
SACQuES AND WRAPPERS.
lHE QUAKER CITY FINE DRESS SHIRTS
AND NIGHT SHIFTS EORsI EACH
NEW FAST BLACK hos lERI.'
Ee PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT
PRICES.
National Republican., 1888-02-14
sunday school omcer. CHOSEN.

The annual election of officers in the Metro.
poitan NJ f. Sunday school on Monday even
ing, Feb. last, resulted as follows superin.
tcndent, Thomas g. Hensey; first assistant
superintendent Washington +. Gapen second
assistant superintendent Mrs. Angie f.. New
man; secretary, j. NJ. Holmes; assistant secre-
tAry, Henry Bolton: treasurer, George W. Gray
W. G. Gray; second assistant librarian, ]. W.
Bennett; third assistant librarian, Carroll Ford;
choTister, G. Burlew: assistant chorister. Z. T.
:. Naring; organIs,, Miss Mollle Mckee; a, list.
ant organist IA; ,BurleYi 'pTesldrut mission
afy society, i. L, Tasker; secretary and treas
urer Ci missionary society, g. ~. Fox.
National Republican., 1888-02-14
The ST. Johns Orphannge.

The anniversary services OF st. Johns Or
phanaRo were held Sunday afternoon in st.
Johns Z. f. Church. Rev. DR.. Leonard, as
sisted by the Rev. Mr. Mckee, conducted the
religious services, and the Rev. DR.. Bodine,
president Of Kenyon College, made an inter
eStiDg address. From the annual reports of
the officers, which were read, II appears that
the orphapale now shelters about seventy
three children; that several valuable gifts to.
ward the endowment fund have been received,
including one OF S. .00l from II lady, ten acres
Of land near Arlington, Va, from gentleman,
and valuable city lot adjoining the orphan
HRc from another gentleman. Congress appro'
nriated ST. roo toward the building OF the
newly finished addition 10 the institution.
National Republican., 1888-02-14
nIarrIage Liceusss.

The following marriage licenses have been
issued Charles Beale and Eleanor Williams
Daniel Brtckerd aud Mary Hurley Charles ;.
Blue and Mary T.. Mason, both Of Farmville,
Va; GGUIpe ", Chri>tmBn aud DOrotna r.
sands, +. y. 81 & arr ami Mary L keyso, Nm.
7. Shields Of St, Mary's uhL" and Rebecca
", Brannor, of BrightwoOd, y G John p.
hickey and Maggie l.. Qui K, WIN. NJ. St1rch
Of thS city, aud Cora Struder Of Alexandria,
Va. George stuart and Mary carrier, Ere ierlck
Grimm lof III nois an9 Belle 7 Harmon, Of DIS.
triCt OF Culumbia; Ferdinand J. lie idomuski and
Mary X. Hayu!e, W j. MCGee AMI Arnita r.
NewcOmb, John K Armour and Mary T. Lar'
man, Charles q. Stott and lillian +. MGChes-
ucy, Patrick J Fingles AMI Lizzie Burgae,
Abraham Prm ana Maria White, Geo. W
RawluGs aud Louise II Eichstadt Samuel A.
Foster and Bessie A Davis. both of Baltimore,
Md: VIM. l.. Anderson and Agnes + Barr.
TBERE is but one Cough Syrup before the
public 10 day that contains no poison, AMI that
Is BogeH'S hence It can be given to a child
DAYS old " ith absolute safety.
National Republican., 1888-02-14
Tom bowie Shot in the shoulder

Wm Chew, cOorcd, surrendered himself to
Lieut.. Kelly Yesterday, and stated that he
and Tom Bowie, the co!ored resurrectionist,
lad had some words in jackson alley. Chew
and WIN. Ellis had trouble Rt first, when
Bowie undertook to act the pelcemakcr.
Henry Madison came along, and Chew know
ing that he carried a revolver put his hand In
the formers pocket to take the weapon out.
aud discharged It, the bullet entering B,wie,.s
lett shoulder. infioting II paintla wound
lhpM Wa locked up.
National Republican., 1888-02-14
Weighed Dawn by SNOW,

The heavy tall OF snow on Sunday caused
the central portion OF the roof OF The new ord
nance shop at the navy yard to give away aud
come to the ground with crash. The roof I,
Oi slate, except the central portion, which Is
ot glass so as 10 light the interior, and II was
that part that fell. The damages are estiniated
u, -,OoO. The completion OF the building will
not be retarded by the accident Luckily no
one WAS In he building at the time
National Republican., 1888-02-14

Capt Eugene Griffin, OF the engineer depart.
ment, has returned from Boston. Ills report
on the electric railway system is very exhaus-
tive, covering nearly fifty pages of typewriter.
IL goes into an historical and scientific review
OF the various electric systems now in use, and,
AS he has given the matter much study, his
views are said TO be very thorough and prac-
practicable and useful. The report has been
laid before the commissioners, who will for
ward II to Senator Ingalls, II will not be given
eeivcd, read cad it, and consents % that il may nay be
printed.
National Republican., 1888-02-14
THE SMALL THINGS OF A DAY.
Minor Occurrences in and Abou, tbe
CitY.

All advertisements fo' the District are here
alter To- he signed Ly the commissioner.
Richard Il. Roberts ana wife have sold to
Escck II. CATER rart Of lot in square SOL, tJr
$40
Mr frank Hrauud, iJ c s'rc.t southwest,
rouoris to the police tina! sos has been stolen
iinm lis house.
The naval advisory board held their first
meeting Yesterday iu their new quarters room
I! vi the Navy DEPARTMENT.
The commissioners have refused to grant
VIM. + lloltpns regreSt to he relieved as
hondsmsn oi VIM Hagey piumocr
.lohu Green, CoOred, was convicted ia the
criminal court yesterday on the charge Of
hOuSebrcakipg, and sentence wa suspended.
Health Oniccr Towushend, in a letter to the
commissioners, objects 10 the use of the snow
plow oitne Htrdic Company. in narrow streets.
senator ingalls, has been sent the desired in
formation respecting the COlOrCd schools, as
called for by The resolution nf the Sc late of
Jan. II.
John T. sullivan, under indictmen, in the
criminal court iOr mansl4ughter, was yCNter-
day released hy Justice Montgomery on $1,000
hnil with J. l., W"avers as surety.
Nal lydtckcr reports that s7a.5lpil was
,NpCnled during January on the work o. in.
'iCHsing the water supply the olice force
utiug engaged infccompuung the estimates.
owing to the continued mdisposition of
Justice James nu session Of the court in gen.
trSi term could be held yesterday, and the
chief Justice assisted Justice Con in equity
court.
when the case Of Edmund Johnson, charged
with petit larceny, came up IN the criminal
court yesterday neither defendant nor his At.
toiney were present, aud the Jury was sworn
ana resuited until to-day,
Tine commissioners have received propo
Sitiou from the BRUSH Electric Light Company
ri Detroit, to supply system OF tower fights
IN nR In fgsin N ~ ?
arc considering the matter.
John c. johnson, cjlurcd. arrested on the
complaint Ol the health OlCe FOR Siguiug a
burial certificate aS Dr. Johnson, plead guilty
to TIE charge in the police court yesterday and
| Vas released on his personal bonds.
In the criminal court yesterday Franklin
Webster. alias Frank Webster was convicted
ni the charge Of breaking into the warehouse
Oi Barber n RUs, on Dec. ID last A motion in
arrest o. Judgment was lilcd hy Mr.. K. 5. Davis.
attorney for prisoner.
Valentine Ielier white, aul George Rlwles,
Henry Clay, and Julius adams. al COlored
were tried separately in the police court yes
terdAy tOr cruelty 10 their animals, and were
released on their personal bonds. Nathaniel
Over forfeited 81 collateral
The commissioner of pensions ha, been adj
yised that simeon Is. Manning, OF Knox, Ne,
Oh the lo.h instant, entered plea OF guilty
before the United States court al Portland. Me-.
to the charge oi fling audulent pension
ClHim. He was sentenced to impri ,onmput for
three months.
kurMIsS {, the leading nu'ritive tonic, and
SimmS kOumiSS Is uupNCsllel Persons of
National Republican., 1888-02-14
Left the City for Good.

Edward Hudson, who attempted to kill his
orother.about ten days ago, has not been cap.
tured and it is believed has LETT the city lie
was seeiiin Baltimore one night last week at
Il ball given by the Bakers Union. aud the
same day his wife, in this city, received letter
from him stating that he had LETT the city for
good and for her TO have his clothes ready
when he sent for them
National Republican., 1888-02-14
Minneola Social Club,

A certificate of incorporation of the Mime
ola Social Club was filed in the Recorders
ohice yesterday. The signers are Richard L..
Moore, Wm. b. Hutchinson, II, G. Talbert
Herbert Gordon, and Chas. Kuhn. and the 0b.
iects ofthe club as stated are 'literary I'M
provement and social intercourse
National Republican., 1888-02-14

1t is pretty well understood that the pres-
dent and Mrs. Cleveland will go to Florida for
a short soiourn during the present month, and
they will in all probability leave here next
Monday. Representative Davidson, of Flor
ida, has been indeiat!gable in his endeavor to
get the President to make another tour through
the south, and he is now iubilant over the
prospect of ultimate success. II may be, how
ever that the President desires to be out OF the
city during the sessions of the National Demo.
cratic Committee, for fear that II might appear
that he was in any manner influencing the ac-
tiUn Of that body.
National Republican., 1888-02-14
Suit for Breach of Contract.

viii II. Johnson yesterday filed tt bill in
equity against Louise Hilliard Patterson for
breach Of contract and claims damage
amounting to sl.ltS,l6. From the bill itap-
pears that the parties to the suit are tenant
aud owner, respectively, OF u farm in Mary
land, and entered into contract whereby
they were to divide the proceeds. and that de-
,'udant Jailed to keep her part OF the con-
tact.
National Republican., 1888-02-14

r. II. ArRiSsoN. Of the architects office,
writes "Ilave given Bogerts Cough Syrup TO
my children from their infancy, and 1t acts
like magc;' contains no poison whatever
National Republican., 1888-02-14

Little information j. Olt4luablc as to the
breaking mp OF the reported ice gorge Ia the
lower Potomac The Moscley experienced
some difficulty m passing the gorge nj Font
Washington while on her way TO Norfolk on
saturday. The tug lemplar cleared the
q, OrgetOwn channel to LittluNeldS wharf yes,
teTdHy morning aud the channel TO Mount
Vernon is now open. It Is thought that uavi-
CATION vii soon he resumed, aS the ice on the
river is thawing fast,
TUE Mcdonald Filter Faucet Is ior sale by Il
National Republican., 1888-02-14

AMER sickness lasting several weeks Mrs.
Weltha A. Emmons died last Sunday morning
at 1925 L street northwest The remains were
taken in charge By her husband, and the luue.
raj viii take place this afternoon al OAK H,ll
Chapel,
National Republican., 1888-02-14
Shooting ON Orders.

The case of jasper Jackson and John ste
phens0P, charged with assault to kin James
Brady on Dee, . last, came up in the criminal
court yesterday, and was Still on trial when
the session Clo'ei lOr the day Ohicer Lewis
DR.. Luce, James 4. Brady, Michael King,
Daniel Flynn ANA Edward Buckley testined
Tor HE prosecution. from their testimony 1t
appears that defendants eudGavOren to pick a
quarrel with Brady in flynn'S SALON aud were
cec'ed They waited outside until Brady
came out, when Stephenson told jackson 10
"shoJt the r. OF h" and he did so.
National Republican., 1888-02-14

EXrRE,SIONs of gratitude OH the part of the
public are always impressive and solemn. II
Is pleasant to know that the people are Justly
praising the merits OF Dr. Brll's Cough syrup,
a safe remedy tor coughs, colds. bronchitis Group
aud sore throat,
National Republican., 1888-02-14

As LIEGANT substitute for Oils, Salts, Pills,
and all kinds of bitter, nauseous Liver Medi-
Cines, CathartCs, Is the very agreeable liquid
fruit remedy, Syrup of Figs. Its advantages
are evident--it Is more easily taken more ac-
ceptable to the stomach, more pleasantly eff
fective, and more truly beneficial to the sys
TEN than any other remedy. Recommended
by leading physicians, and for sale In 90 cent
and 81 bottles by AL leading druggists.
National Republican., 1888-02-14

THF most et,icacous Stimulauts to excite the
appetite are Angos'ura Filters, prepared ny Or.
! & T.. SegeIt 4 Sons. beware of couhter-
feits. Ask your grocer or druggist for the
genuine Arlir
National Republican., 1888-02-14
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Three dollars never bought
so much real comfort before,
at least not lasting comfort.
We have just 65 Mems Fine
Japanese Smoking Jackets
left. and to wipe them out en-
tirely have made the price So.
They come in plain shades
and checks, and sold during
the holidays at $3.50, $3.50,
and $40. We bought too
many, and later reduced
them to SIS, SO, and 81. Sold
all but 65, and to sell these
AT ONCE offer you your
choice of the lot at S.. Grand
opportunity. Of which ad-
vantage should be taken.
1t is as much of a bargain
for the men as the handker-
chiefs are for the ladies.
National Republican., 1888-02-14

CALI at Il. f. Guy 4 cos aud see the Me-
Donald Filter Faucet, It Is the thing 10 clean
Potomac water.
National Republican., 1888-02-14

SINMs Almond Meal for soitening aud beau.
titying the skin is unsurpassed. Sold at
SimmS Pharmacy, corner Fourteenth street
and New York avenue.
National Republican., 1888-02-14

sMMS Cologne i, unpqualcd at sl.OO per
pint bottle Trial size - cents per S-ounce
bottle. Sold only at Simms' Pharmacy, corner
Fourteenth street ana New York avenue.
National Republican., 1888-02-14
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.

We still have fine stock OF Lace and
silk Curtains, Curtain Poles, Oriental Por-
there's, silk Pushes, Cotton Pushes, Furni.
ture Coverings, Fringes, French Cretonnes,
English Cretonnes, Table and Plano Covers,
Window Shades, FeIts, and the many other
articles that help to make up an Upholstery
Goods Department.
While We have good stock OF moderate
priced goods, we also have many very ex-
pensIve Curtains, Portieres, Nc., which
lovers of art will appreciate none the less
because procured at nearly ne'thlrd whole
sale price.
National Republican., 1888-02-14
Ice Gorges IN the Pntnmac.

Mrs II. f. MASH, 2la5 + street, says, Have
used Rogcrts Cough syrup ten years, and II
never fails to cure" p Celts.
National Republican., 1888-02-14
Electric Railways.

ORDERS taken for the Mcdonald Filter
Faucet AT b, +, Guy ~ Co.'S, 1905 Pa ave.
National Republican., 1888-02-14
Going 10 the Orange groves.

JAMES T.. WAUGH says ~ consider Bogcrt's
Cough syrup the best have ever used" 25
pputg n hottie.
National Republican., 1888-02-14

kurMIsS {, the leading nu'ritive tonic, and
Smms koumiss is uncXCalled Persons of
weak digestion Will do well TO give 1t trial.
Sold only Mt SmmS' Pharmacy, corner Four
teeDth street and New York avenue.