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--LATEST SHADES Ii HABrr C1orHs

Fine Quality Lightweight HABIT CLOTH. All the
New shAdeA "a inches wide at l-3O.
Exfrs Quality DELIUs CLOTHS all shades, a. So
Atwood HESRIETfAa Double Chain, at Tao
e7j4c. and 81 New Fall Shades
Superior Quality SILK PLUSH. all colors Sl2a
slLk bENGAIINEs, Finest Quality. ali color,
$50
md tl25.
euINErs GRos GRAIN AND FAIILE FRAN.
OAIA
AL[s1Lk vELvETs in Black and Colors.
oLACk bKOCADE AND MORE SILKS
CAshAEkEs In EveLing shades.
New TABLE Linens and NAPKINS at Lowest
Prices.
PARIS NOVELTIES in Dress Goods Just opensd
BLACK LACEs AND NETS.
". n SINISTER 4 SONS,
70 olS PENNA. AVE
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OAK HALL.


ID EMNANTs or SINGLE WIDTH WOoI C1sU
mefe &c Remnants Of I'd wide, gold, real Percaie
H1Ns So1SLf donsiNATiok. Iszi &c snd KAYE W.
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CoMpAR1soNs ARE OD1ous,
So tits said, but when comparisons are made and the
verdict IL in your favor tits not 80 odious is ity
COMPARISON No. L
COMPARE the Palsis Royals 85c Henriettas with
any In town at the price Guns full 40 inches wide
Come in every new shade and are silk finished; but
samples will tell you more than We can write.
COMPARISON No. 2
COMPARE the PAlais Royals Soc. Henriettas with
many being offered At &c. The shade you want We
have. -
COMPARE the Palsis Royal's SOC. Serxes with auy
even from New York. 40 inches wide warranted ali.
wool. in black and the new shades.
COMPARISON NO. f.
Compare the Palas Royals 0Oc Flannel Sutines With
those usually offered at o.. All the new colors Emil
81 inches wide.
COMPARISON NO. 6,
Compare the PsIas Royals csc Flannel Sutines with
any Where more variety Of stripesi Where prettier
combination Of colorsi Where else such quality for
CSC? "
Compare the Palais Royals e1.25, e1.0S and 90 AZ
English Broadcloths with samples from the credit
houses. Note carefully the qualities at the prices
You'll buy Of US if you don't require credit
COMPARISON NO. T.
Compare the Pslsis Royals Sl35 Broadcloths with
those 81 SO yard elsewhere Ours are full So
inches wde and come in pleasing variety of plsids
COMPARISON NO. 8.
Compare the Pslais Royals 6Sc, S5c and eSc
Serges with those three of elsewhere. win Won find
variety Of stripes and plads and are the
good3
fCopf1pnod holou ~~~~AAA
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CAnpr1s, CAnprrsu CAnpxrsu,

We - daily rsosiving our Fall supply Of BIoErow.
LOWELL HARTFORD WILTON CARPErs ROnv
61UseRIA MOQUETs. vELvETS. TAPEsrRIEs
THR8E-RLYA INGRAINs. and ART soUAREa
AUoA 4ATs. CURTAINS. and DRAPINGs In rr.ss
vassssy. A tnapeetaoa Of our stock u solioitsd.
ss2S-Sn I0o1. BRO CO., 1893 = a
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The ceremonies at Richmond yesterday, on the
occasion Of the unwilling OF the Pickett monu-
ment, were characterized by pleasant spirit OF
sectional fraternity; but the outward manifesto
ton OF this sentiment was carried a step further
than either wisdom or good taste demanded. A
body Of Union veterans had been invited to be
present, and attested their kindly sentiment by
accepting. Shortly before the procession was to
start however, they were notified that the confed-
crate dag was 10 be carried in the parade along
with the stars and stripes. Here was q very disa-
greeable alternative offered them. They were Wis
itors, bound by the general rules OF courtesy to
accede 20 whatever was proposed by their hosts
II they refused TO Join in the procession In which
the confederate nag was carried, IL would create
sensational scene at the last moment. The con-
Tolerate veterans OF r Z. Lee Camp, moreover
would refuse 10 parade unless they could carry the
colors OF the "lost cause, " and their withdrawal
would practically break up the program for the
whole day. SO the Union veterans submitted
probably with little pleasure In the present and
many misglvings for the future. This was TOO much
OF favor for entertainers To ask OF their guests
who, by virtue OF their relations were not In
position TO act freely. The confederate nag how
ever brave and honest the men who fought under
IL may have been, represents an idea absolutely
antagonistic TO that which the flag OF the Union
represents The two systems OF union and dis
union could under no circumstance coexist; and
when the war had finally settled the question Of
secession, IL was time that the nag which repre-
sented secession should retire from public view
AT all events, men 10 whom the very suggestion of
breaking up our federal government Is hateful,
ought not 10 be morally forced into a constructive
tribute Of respect to ii.
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10 which the Ladies Of Washington and Vicinity are
cordially invited
One of our beautiful $50 NEW HOME SEWING.
MACHINES will be given away. Register your name
when you call ct our Rooms. No charge ! made and
you may Be the lucky one and get the machine We
can produce greater variety and better work ON our
NEW HOME SEWIN0-MACHINE than can be done
on any other. Call and see the handsome work done
on the New Home Machine. New Button hole Attach
msut. perfect and simple
special reduction will be made on our latest I'm
ported Gooda Among them We mention:
IMPORTED CHINA SILK SCARF Hemstitched;
REGULAR Price. 81 10; Opening Price, 99c
EXTRA LONG CHINA SILK SCARF, Hemstitched;
HAND-PAINTED BOLTING.CLOTH sCARFs.
Regular Price, So: Opening Price, S465
HAND-PA1NTED BOLTING-CLOTH SPLASHER
New style: Regular Price. So Opening Price, $3.50.
TURKISH SILK soAkFs; Regular Price, s195;
Opening Price. S1.73.
FRINGED SILK sCARFs; REGULAR Price. Soc ;
Opening PrcA $40.
STAMPED LINEN GOODS.
Our assortment il too larrs to make reductions on
each kind therefore make discount Of 10 per cent
on I'll STAMPED LINENS during the Opening. TEN
PER CENT DISCOUNT on STAMPED LINENS and
IL OTHER GOODS not Otherwise Reduced.
PAINTING LESSONS.
Our Studio Il we'll ventilated large and convenient
Anstruccona In OIL Water and all kinds of Decorative
Painting. Call and zee specimens Of work.
Terms: "a Five dollars per month, three lessons
Per week. Monday, Wednesday and Friday: single les
sons. 90 cents each Special arrangement for school
children.
ART EMBROIDERY
Instruction in every branch of Hand Work. all that
10 new and useful. Days for Embroidery Lessons
Tuesday and Thursday.
OPENING OF NEW DEPARTMENT ON SECOND
FLOOR
FINE LACE CURTAINS AND HEAVY DRAPE-
RIES.-Our assortment IL too large to make special
mention Of the different styles We carry. but
confident that in number of styles and quality
not be excelled. Our prices low. special dis
count Of 10 per cent on all CURTAINS AND DRAPE.
RES during Opening. The inducements offer
must bring out every lady in Washington to visit
Rooms and see the many pieces Of work that can be
wrought by fngera and add SO much to the charm Of
our homes. Very respectfully.
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JACKETS, LONG AND SHORT WARS
number of the hsndsomest styles in Ladies'
Jackets. Short Wraps. Modteskas Seal Plush
SacQues. Newmarkets. Plush Coats. &C. did not
arrive in time for the "Grsnd Opening" last
week consequently We have concluded to have
special" opening and display of these gar
ments the hext few days. beginning Monday.
We have considerably enlarged the stock and in
purchasing heavily We have purchased ad-
vantsseously. We have never before offered
such attractive garments 1t such low prices
SEAL PLUSH MoDJEsKAs,
Lined with Quilted Satin.
$50, e22 so AND s25 EACH
SEAL PLUSH sACQUEs.
$40 AND s25 EACH.
SEAL PLUSH JACKETS
els. sl6 els. $40 AND so5 EACH.
80 STYLES IN ENG. WALKING JACKETS,
FoRTY-FIvE STYLES AND oOLoRINGs
Atwood CLOTH NEWMARKET
$40 TO SIS EACH,
We are also showing superb variety Of
LADIES SUITS.
TEA GOWNS. ETC.
Embracing the newest styles and fsncies in
rich oolorinss. st extremely moderate prices.
LADIES' READY-MADE SUITS.
sa75. s12.50, SIS. els TO $40 EACH.
Ask to be shown the new "Directoire" Styles.
VERY LATEST STYLES AND kFFECTs
in
FALL AND WINTER JERSEYS
Ths assortmsnt II the most oomplets We have
yet shown
BLACK Atwood JERsEYA
q. o1.2a Elsa. clio. ~ 10 IS EACH
NOVELTY" BhAIDkD JERSEYS.
s225, $3.50. s275. t3,a5 AND 81. so EACH.
GRAND SPECIAL" EXHIBIT
of
MISSES AND CHIIDRENs GARMENTS.
Embracing
JACKETS.
CLoAKs.
NKwMARxrrs
and JERSEYS.
MISSES AND CHuDREN's DRkssE&
o46o TO els EACH
MASSES AND CHILDkEN'S JACKITR
Crest variety Plain Beaver. striped aasd Hestd
Trimmed Checks and Mtxtursa
q 10 sl0 EACH
NIssEs' ALL.wooI-LINxD yAcxITA
sisss IL 70 10 ysaxa
ONLY - ZACH.
CHILDREN's Keeper yACKErA
sisss TO 10 ynn.
- TO $40 EACH
GREAT VARIETY OF MIssxs' NIwNAR-
Plains Prada stripsA and MtxtarsA
$3.50 TO el6rkAcH.
NEW eTYLks IN MlssAs JEhsEYs.
An Of The shove goods Win b prusnaueutly
shovp on MONDAY In cur Cloak and SUIT De.
n.rtmeut which Il the larsress and bsst li~htsd
exclusive department. in ths caty. oesupyznrss
tt doss our satiss thisd Aooe.
WOODWARD . LorHnoP.
eee ooe 11tA ~ = - ~
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REMNANTs OF STANDARD CHOCOI ATE pRINT
ssm ne Ct standard Navy Blue Print 5xc.
MASs DOUBLE COMBINATION, I24i aud iS!a
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NEW STORE
Inc rebuilding Of my store being very nearly COM
pieted and having arranged my goods with large add
uohs OF the newest and most desirable
FALL AND WINTER FABRICS,
rom the largest New York importers take pleasure
In inviting my customers and all who may be in want
DRY Goods to call and Goods and low prices
before making their purchases
MY store being conveniently arranged and we'll
nshted, customers will have no difaculty in seeing
QUANTITIES and colors 1t is needless to enumerste my
varied and numerous stock. but viii few of the
pest things for the season: Black Faille Francois
hhadame and eros Grains at S5c., 81 TO- sl35 81 SO
ana eLSO Colored Silk, Surahs velvets and Pushes
Ladies Cloths. Suitings, Tricots Henriettas Cash-
meres Serxes and PlAds
full line Of rood fabrics from 12kc to 25c
special attention given to MOURNING GOODS of
which my assortment 10 complete with the best and
cheapest to be found.
The assortment Of Gents. Ladies' and Children,s
UNDERWEAR il complete and prices low
THE HOSIERY AND GLOVE DEPARTMENT IN
well stocked -
The Smith and ANGEL celebrated fast black Hose and
Half Hose in all sizes
The best Kid Glove at 81 to be found better at
and el;SO The Celabrated &c p" Corset with others
SION 2oc 70 Siy0 Fannes, Blanksts Comforts
nurhey RED Damask. 0inxhams Prints, Sheetip9s and
Domestles Gentlemens and Boys cas- merte And
Cl y IrimmlnSs, Dress Buttons and Notions
ct ptthoA A;s IN HANDKEkCHlEFS and White
age. joHN II y SWn Prrron-
o 3144 NJ 1T, West WsshinSton
9S4as oehvered TO any part Of the 0ty or Depots
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RnNA1Ts or sam. ALL WOOL rTnrNA ~
ne ~ nnf SSc ksMnants Of 64-ln. Vool blue TlSn
40. tSS ~ INA 00u1LE coH5MxTioH i3s5
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OTHER New DREss Goops.

Compare any Of the following with samples from
where you viii and confidently expect your patron
age.
The Palas Royals Zoe. Silk Pushes
Trimming velvets at 79c., 81 al 25 al 80 n 6o
&2 and 81 80 yard. Surah Silks at 65 75c and
SJ.19..... Satin Rhsdames at CSC and Sl 25.
Faile at 81 20 aud .0S In all the newest shsdes
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
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The efforts OF the London police to md the
whitechapel murderer are likely to defeat them
selves by the publicity given to them. The idea
that criminal who Ii shrewd enough to commit
murder after murder In rapid succession, choosing
his victims among the same sex and class and
killing them almost on the same spot and yet
evade detection, would not be the person TO let
himself be tracked by dogs, when nothing is easier
than 10 throw these animals wholly on the scent.
Probably the excitement Will be allowed to die
down, at least as far as whitechapel Is concerned
and the community viii be fairly lulled into Sc
curity. when a sudden outbreak In a new place will
strike terror once more. To hunt down a male
factor by advertising in advance the preparations
made for his capture Is not exactly according to
scientific methods, although it may be character
1stic OF the work OF the London s'bobbies-
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New F1AssELs AND BLANKETS.

New FLANNELs AND BLANKETS.
sEATON PERRY,
Successor to Perry & Bro)
GENUINE EMF ED WHITE AND SCARLET
SHAKER FLANNELS, BOTH PLAIN AND TWILL
ED Angling FROM 4Oc. TO 81 PER YARD.
BAIIARDvALE ALL-WOOL DOMET AND SILK
WARP FLANNELS. RANGING FROM 25c TO sl.25.
NEW PLAID STRIPED AND PLAIN sAXONY
FLANNELs AT 37A AND Soc.
NEW PRINTED FRENCH FLANNELs IN CHOICE
sew pEs1aNs ii EMBROIDERED FLANNELs.
FROM Ron q TO sS PER sI HARPb v1,r,r,. WITT
BORDERS FOR BALMORAL. SKIRTS.
STRICTLY ALL-WOOL BLANKETS. ALL SIZES,
RANGING G :, FR 0 g. TO sS PEP PAIR;
BdaaNMKETI Al sts SIZES At LOWEST PRJcEs
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF WHITE AND GRAY
BLANKETS; RANGING From s2 T. g;
RA ASM rs From e. 4 = 3r to $2.29 o
ESPECIAL OFFERING"- OF 100 "BERK sIi H1
CROCHET QUILTS. FULL SIZE AT al EACH
FULL LINES OF BLEACHED AND BROWN IRISH
AND GERMAN TABL LINENS X ,NGING FROM
40G T9 s2 80 PER YARD:
TABLE CLOTHS WITH NAPKINS TO MATCH
NEW GERMAN AND IRI II LINEN DAMAsK
NAPKINS AND DOYLIES, FROM 81 TO $40 PER
IRISH AND GERMAN HUCK AND DAMAsK
BELGIAN BED LINENS, ALL WIDTHS.
n PLAIN FfGuREs AND CoKREc 1'f PR ICE 81
SEATON PERRY,
Perry Bulldog pennsylvania ave. corner 9th street
Estaohshed lS4O 1t
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20 Pm Cent Orr
ALL CASH sALKa

DURING IMPROVEMENTS WILL SELL
MY ENTIRE STOCK OF WATCHES. DIA-
MoNDs. STERLING SILVER AND Sill
vER-PLATED WARE. CLOCKS. BRoNzEs
oPERA-GI4AssEs ETC, ETC. AT DIS
COUNT or 20 PER CENT.
FRANK n. IKwn
81 121S PA AVE.
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Curiously enough, the hypothetical issue sup-
gested In these columns a few days ago 10 illu-
strate one OF the troublesome features OF the
present tari, was actually raised In court yester
day. A Philadelphia merchant disputed the As
Bessment Of the IS per cent toy duty on me-
chanicl bugler which he had imported claiming
that IL ought TO be classed as a musical instru-
menr and taxed % per cent. Such difference of
10 per cent would eat up the larger part OF the
profts on certain classes OF goods In which there
Is active competition, and yet small dealers might
have TO pay whatever charge was levied being
without means TO prosecute a suit against the
government. To permit dangerous antiquities 70
remain In the schedule Is 70 favor the rich i'm
porter at the expense OF the poor every time
Cigarette-smoking has now gained such hold
upon the French women that Partisan expert has
actually published a list Of rules for their guild
ance. Women are counseled not TO smoke in a
public restaurant or out-of-doors not to hold the
cigarette between the teeth at the side OF the
mouth, etc, and advised " cultivate grace In the
handling OF the weed and the practice OF emitting
the smoke through the nostrils-this last sugges-
ton being especially addressed TO the "woman
with the pretty proboscis" This Is all exceedingly
Frenchy, and the treatise viii probably have Few
readers on our side OF the ocean. The whole Amer
lean code OF instructions TO the woman VINO would
smoke could be summed up In the brief advice OF
M. Punch 70 persons about TO marry
The House proposes 10 cut the red tape hinder.
ing Q speedy Investigation OF the tunnel frauds
ana the senate Will doubtless readily cooperate
In the same direction The only hope for any real
Investigation Of this aqueduct rotJenness lies now
IN Congress; and that body, warned by the man.
ner In which it was humbugged In It's last nvesti-
cation tn,o q whitewashlng report In favor OF the
tunnel management, will doubtless select for It's
examiners persons altogether outside Of the engi-
neer wAitewa ASKING brigade.
John wanamaker and two other PhIladelphians
are credited by New York dispatch with the
presentation OF Sl0O, 900 10 the republican cam
paign fund This Is good deal more money than
Mr.. Cleveland gave TO the democratic fund; but
then, Mr.. Wanamaker Is In q better paying bust
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e. IS is f r r a 4 E}s.I|EEE..jjB
$ !! I F. I: I. II| i II s. +;
:: :; A a ! { E.. I I.
e 81 E EEafs e. E s.: S: S:
BBDbP EE EErE ssas ssss
! IL II f HH$$H =
wv II Y / II II :. Is: :: ::
THE LARGEST AND HANDsoMEsT LINE EVER
DISPLAYED IN THIS CITY.
THE DEPARTMENT ENLARGED TO TWICE ITS
ORIGINAL SPACE
A WONDERFUL ASSORTMENT TO SELECT FROM
SILK PAssAMENTERIEa
In all the new and staple shades.
One Line.
Worth. 40c yard
A large line.
lines of different patterns OF SILK GISIPS in all
the new and staple shades.
"or,n. yard.
A line of MILANEsE GIMps. in all the new combi-
nations and effects
worth. 90 yard
A line still finer.
worth. yard
Our Toe yard.
handsome line of BLACK SILK and MOHAIR
TRIMMINGS Look through our sample book and see
the latest things out at the lowest prices.
BEADED GOODS
ORNAMENTS.
PRINCES,
&C., &C., SO
s5 patterns Of BEADED ORNAMENT aIMPs to
select FROM at PRICES RANGING FROM Sc. TO %
EACH. Every intermediate quality in stock.
IF OUR PRICES ON THESE GOODS ARE NOT
THE LOWEST IN THE CITY WE WILL CHEER
FULLY REFUND THE MONEY FOR ANY RE-
TURNED TO US.
IS patterns of BEADED BALLOONS at prices
ranging from 15c. to So.
Numerous lots of SASH ENDS, EPAULETTES,
BACK AND FRONT ORNAMENTS, &C., &C. &c.
BUTTONS IN STOCK to match every style and
color Of dress trimmings
We have the reputation for HEADQUARTERS in
this Line and 1t will need but glance Stock to
see that 1t is well founded
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A DnEss Goops SALE.

Aspecial sale on Monday, when you are asked TO
make compar cons With Dress Goods generally offered
at bly, higher prices. See owsr Aa1 Of this
column for further particulars
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DEMNANTS OF DOUBLE-FACED SKIRTING
~ Flannel 15c. Remnants of 24-inch all Wool Red
Flannel, 12Sc Remnants OF new Tycoon Reps &c
l243 1th ct. q. Q. oC6- At
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NEW Lo1s" liz INITIAL HAsDkEn-
CHIEFS.
In addition to the extra values advertiseda
few days ago We offer the following new lines of
equal intrinsic merit:
$50 boz Ladies' " hite All-linen Unlaundered
Tnitisl" Hemstitched handkerchief, hand en-
broidered letters, half inch hem, all initials.
ONLY 15c. EACH.
100 DOE Ladies' White All-linen Unlaundered
initial" Hemstitched Handkerchlefs. hand en-
broidered letters, inch hem, all initiala
ONLY zoe. EACH; FOR sL
100 DOE Ladies' Extra quality Pure Sheer
Linen Unlauudered initial" Hemstitched
Handkerchief. hand embroidered letters. half
inch hem. all initials. splendid value.
ONLY 2so EACH; 6 FOR sI5o.
For Meu-1OO Doe. Mems White All Pure
Linen Unlaundered Hemstitched Initial" Hand
kerchiefs. hand embroidered letters, two inch
ham, full size all initials.
ONLY eco EACH: FOR $3.50.
WOODWARD LOTHRoP,
Cor. 11th and sts. NV
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WANTED-oo TO DICKS AGENCY FoR COOKS.
stress, butler, Coschmen Waters and Aitcbsn help.
An have caty reference 6l3 7th 81 nv. IT.
WANTED-cALL AT NATIONAL EMPLoYMENT
and ss ing s s i19s s ns white
maids nurses. coschmen walters and porters oc6-3t'
HNANTED-AT HEADQUARTERS POSITIONS
w for Cooks Chambernsids, Waitress LAupdress
Butlers sAM'L A COOMBs. $40 ct nv. IL
WANTED-BY AVERY REsPEcTABLEc oLoRED
w girl place Is nurss or chambs rma,d IN private
family good References Address l226 st. NV. IT
WANTKD-Bl A YOUNG MAN POSITION TO
w learn trads; Carpenter preferred Apply 40
WANIEp-BY REsPECTABLE GERMAN GIRL.
Nvs situ.tion for general ho.sework; can spe.k
Inslish end German Apply 1915 9th 81 NV. 1t'
XVANTED-BY A LADY, sTEsoGRAPHER AND
VIZ. winter position 70 90 oinee vosA :,,,
once preferred Address b i. w. star Once IL.
YVANTED-BY NEAT. TIDY. CoLORED GIRL
~ Situation chsmbermsid or waitress an private
family can savs good cisy references AddressS w.
MANrED-BY A REsPECTABIE WHITE GIRL
w place chamberlnsid or cook; best references
VYAYTED-hY A REsPEcrABLE WHITE wo-
Ss. SssrsSs.. iddS.ss Ma T. as 81 n.w oS.s
WANTEp-A eITuATIoN BY A YOUNG MAN
w IN ne dnE e s $3.50 scs 20 e sse %
s fIfiS 81 i ifii : 4 ~. 80 Sce.st
WAxTED : POSITIONS 70 y HIRsT-cLAss
w Houssksspsrs.noww sitane: slso Jeecsr. oevsr9-
sss ;ns iri s6sEx 10 e. .e ="
WzxIED.s! e YOUNG ~ rosi vh4.I 5o
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q. oPPENHEIMER & BRO,
514 9th ct. n. ".

Sewing Machines Rented and Repaired. Bazaar
Glove Fitting Paper Patterns Bazaar Forms for Drap-
ing. oc6.2t
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WANTED--BOARD.

NkTANTED-BoAKD And THREE ROOMS MAR
w Thomas OF Iowa Circle Tor gentleman vii. and
two cary grown children Address LAKES star OF
nee oc0-9t.
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MMK PERLIE OF 614 18TH ST NV, HAS
~ JUST returned from Europe and New York Has
Stended All the late openings and lressmakines and
can give the ladies' something elegant oc63 St.
Ok BALES OF CARPET LINING. STITCHED.
~ 3fc Remnants Of heavy Canton Flannel, 4Xc
kemnants Of very heavy Canton Flannel. &c KAiJf-
MANS DOUBLE COMBINATION, l24l and l243
11th ct. sc. 90 AZ
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1888-06-23

machine where Our corn and wheat is ground; the
meal coming out on one side and falling into the
silver basins of the rich, the chaf being blown to
the other side to fill the tin kettles of the poor.
'Poitcs,' says the laborer, lis where man
learns to earn his living by the sweat of some
other mans brow" 'Potics; ah!' says the
pale faced woman with the careworn brow and Sill
vered hair, s'that is where my poor boy first
learned to forget his mother and bow before the
shrine of mammon and selfshness" "Politics,
says the young wife; ooh, that's where dear
George always gets those dreadful headaches that
make him so cross" ''Politics, :" says the sweet,
innocent, little girl; "thats the place papa went
last night, and got so sick that two men had to
bring him home in hack ssPoitcs," says the
boy, ''is splendid; that's where two men get up
and run, and the man that gets the most votes is
the best man, and BEATS ''Politcs," says one
woman, standing afar off upon HILL els vile
struggle to put one set of rascas out and another
set of rascals in
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1888-06-23
GERMANYS MOURNING.

Germany has buried another monarch The
bulletins so eagerly perused by the civilized world
for the past three months are no more needed;
and with feeling much the same as that with
which this nation saw her last martyred president
pass from the pain and suffering of this world to
the life beyond, Germany gives up her beloved
king The quartette so often pictured and SO
familiar to aIl-conssting of father, son, grandson
and great grandson; group of monarchs in direct
line such as is seldom seen-is severed, and naught
but grandson and great grandson now remain
But S'the king is dead long live the king is
ever the human cry, and ere the dead was laid to
rest prophecies for a very warlike future were
made under the new regime. With far less pomp
and parade than was attendant upon the last rites
of Wilhelm, but none the less followed by the
heart throbs of the people, the remains of King
Frederick were followed to the tomb on Monday
last.
The press has helped the public to live over
his death almost daily since he acceded to the
throne; and the interest in the new monarch is
only shade keener He may, perhaps, dsap-
point the countries that are said to be trembling
because of his warlike Intentions and win for him
self the laurels of peace and happy prosperous
people-laurels such as his noble father deemed
the most desirable. .-G7..