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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-29
ALEX ANDRIA.
MON .sY EVENING. OCTOBER 90.
MR. LEWIS MCKENZIE is supposed to be

MIR LEWIS MCKENZIE is supposed to De
managing the republican campaign
IN This district. Whatever he may 40
ia not remarkable to those who know niin'
INIT even to such it is little amusing tnat
he should have issued hand bill advising
ex Confederstes TO vote against Gen. Lee,
because one of Mr.. Clevelacd's secretaries
" no should have been bounced" at once
,or doing go, declared that no ex Conteder'
ate should be appointed to watohman s
,.Isce under him, or, If appointed, should
not be promoted. The amusing part comes
in bv reason of the facts that whereas zen
erel Lee is an ex Confederate, and that
therefore his sympathies must naturally De
with his old comrades, Mr.. Mckenzie
strange IS it may seem, was a Soedaer In Tue
Union srmy-a member OF the Home Guard
of Alexandria, portion of that army ana
also. that during the war be was member
IF another Union association in ALEXANDRIA,
which passed unanimously resolution that
sny member thereof who should give rec
concentration for pass for any purpose
to any of bis neighbors whose sympa'hies
were with The South, should be expelled
and which passed, also unanimously, anotn-
ar resolution, declaring that the action OF
Can't, Farnsworth, of the 9Th Illinois Csval-
~, and other Union soldiers, In dragging
Rev. MIR. Stuort out of st. Paui's Church
pulpit, and through the streets OF this city
barehea6ed, and in his his sacerdotai
ro5eq. to the Jail. "meets with our
most cordial appreciation" The OK Con
federste who may be induced by the hand
bill to which reference is made to vote
against General Lee will, amongst bis inte''
ligent acquaintance, suggest "reminiscences
Of Thompson's colt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-29
Fires

CINCINNATI, Oct. 29.-Fire In West Gov
inaton, KY, yesterday destroyed the tame.
ry of ]. e. Deglow and damaged the brew
ery of Meye: & Redlin. Loss $40. 600.
PITTsBURG, Oot. 29.-At an early hour
this morning ire destroyed the Fariday car.
bon works and Auburn s. Ackerman's axle
factory on 33i street. LOSS about SOC. 600 (;
fully insured The Fariday company had
1000 cartoons ready for shipment which
were DESTROYED.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-29
suicide of a Carpenter.

NEW YORK, Oct. 29-Charles Dieie, q
German carpenter, 55 years old, committed
suicide by hanging himself during the night
In his room at 40S Seventh avenue. Dele
was non.union man and had worked only
in spells when labor was scarce. Lately he
had run behind in his rent aud his landlord
had notified him yesterday to move. This
morning he was found dead, hanging from
the door.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-29

THE REPUBLICAN protectionists apparent
ly place their strongest hopes of success
upon their ability to deceive the working
men-who compose the vast majority OF the
yoters-into the belief that the difference in
the wages of labor 10 this country and Eng
land results from the tariff rates of the two
countries. They thereby show that they
have poor opinion of the intelligence OF
American workingmen. The wages OF labor
are always higher 10 new than la old coun
trles-they are as high, if not higher, IN
Australia than here and there was just as
much difference in the wages of England
and this country when protection prevailed
in the former as there is now, and the same
when this was low tariff country. Tariff
has nothing to do with wages. The same
tariff prevails all over this country yet
wages in some places are twice as high as
In others, and it is just as patent that the
Lowest wages paid here are in the most, and
the highest, in The least, protected indus
tries. The working man who votes the re-
publican ticket, under the impression that
the rppublcan principle of protection Is
favorable 10 the enhancement of wages does
rot add to his reputation for understanding
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-29

GEN. GRoNxR, the Norfolk kicker like
ri! the other white kicker5 in his party OK
cept Mr. Brady, has pocketed the afronts
put upon him by Boss Malone, and with.
drawn his name-the last one-from the
kickers' Presidential electoral ticket. Gen.
Malone, so fur as the white Virginia rcpub.
leans are concerned, is now once more mon
arch of all he surveys. He has, like Little
70 Peep with his wandering sheep, let them
alone, and they've ell come homo, wagging
their tails behind them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-29

A SHERIFF in one of the Southern States,
three or four days ago, committed suicide
because short time before he had executed
his courts death sentence upon guilty
woman. Several of the men who took part
In the hanging of Mrs. Surratt, an innocent
woman, have also committed suicide. but
one of them, Judge Holt. will not do 80,
though he has TO step In e lighted room in
order to keep from seeing that murdered
womsn's ghost.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-29
The Whiteehapel RIurders.

PITTsBURG. Oct, 29.-The Chronicle Tele'
graph to-day prints letter from young
American in London giving the theory and
results of the investigation of a London de.
tective 10 the Whiteohnpel murders, who de-
clares that the crimes we're committed by a
man dressed in woman's clothes-an iCes
entirely overlooked by the Englisbpolioe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-29
Yellow Fever.

WARRINGTON, Oct. 29.-Surgeon Hutton
atCan,p Perry, Fla, and Surgeon Urquharta,
Live Oak, Fla, have telegraphed ioSurgeon
General Hamilton that they have uudoubted
evidence. of the existence ofyellow fever in
Baldwin. Fla.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-29

New Jersey has a Baptist minister who
claims to have baptized more people than
any other man in his church. The com
muniiy in which be resides has been grieved
over his stubborn cough that has iGterferred
with his pastoral duties. a physician rec
ommedend DR.. Buli's Cough Syrup, and
conse quentiy there will be baptism in his
ohu,cn next Sunday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-29

Two HUNDRED and twenty-nine republican
preachers in New York have signed published
protest against the reelection of Governor Hill Of
their State. Unfortunately for the good of this
country religion has lost great deal of influence
with the people thereof. That loss is not likely to
DO regained by such action as that referred to.
The less preschers have to do with active politics
the better for the higher cause in which they are
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-29
Missing Man.

DETROIT, Mich, Oct 20 Gen. Henry B.
Clitz, of the army, retired, who has been
missing from this city since Thursday last,
his miod being disordered by Ill health, was
seen at London, Ont., Saturday and took an
east bound train in the afternoon. Nothing
further IL knowu of his movements.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-29
A Woman for Governor.

Boston, Oct. 29.-Twenty one women in con-
vention yesterday nominated Miss Alice D. Stock
ton, of Wheaton, as candidate of the equal rights
party for Governor of Massachusetts. The candi-
date is 26 years of age.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-29

have been sufferer from catsrrh for the
passed eight years. Having tried a number of
remedies advertised as sure cures" without OBJ
tanning any relief, had resolved never to take
any other patent medicines, when q friend advised
me to try Ely's Cream Balm. did so with great
reluctance, but now testify with pleasure that
after using it for six weeks believe myself GU red
1t is most agreeable remedy-an invaluable
Balm.-Jo,eph Stewart. 624 Grand Avenue
Brooklyn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-29

SOME OF the protected manufacturers in
ibe North have suspended operations until
after the aleotian, aud tell their employees
work will not be resumed If Mr.. Cleveland
be reelected. They do this to gain votes
for Harrison. Now, some of the employees
referred to may beinaueDced by such tSran-
ny, but if the working men Of the country
a; large be such men IA their fathers, they
wi Il resent the outrage upon their fellow
W orkmen by voting the democratic ticket
and electing it by an overwhelming MAORI
ty. What is an Injury to one is the con-
Germ of all"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-29
A Mother and Two Children Killed.

A Mother and Two Children Killed.
DUBUQUE, Oct. 29-Hermsnn Baade, q
section foreman on the Burlington road
started for this city yesterday afternoon on
handcar, having with bin his wife. three
children and friend. When rounding a
sharp curve they were run down by a spe-
cisl making quick run between ST. Paul
and Chicago. The hand Car was thrown
from the track and Mrs Baade and her two
sops, aged seven and thirteen years, instant.
ly killed. Mr.. Basde and the other man es-
capped. When the train struck the car Mrs.
Baade threw her baby down bank twenty
feet high and saved lite life. Baade is frantic
with grief and threatens to commit suicide.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-29
Judge Thurman and Party.

COLUMBUS, Ohio Oct. % Judge Thur.
man and party left over the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad for Wheeling W. Va, at
ll:20 o'clock this morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-29

WILL You SUFFER with Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint? Shiloh's Vitalizsr lie guar
anteed to cure you. Sold by E. 8. Leadbeat
RI & Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-29
Hsrs. Blaine.

NEW YORK, Oot 2s.-Mrs. James g.
Blaine, jr.. is somewhat better this morning.
Mr.. aud Mira. Nevins, Der parents. called
upon her early.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-29
Death ola JUDGE.

CHICAGO, Oot. 29-Judge William Z
McAilister, of the appellate court, one of
most noted man or the bench of Illinois,
died very suddenly at his home in Ravens.
wood this morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-29
Personal.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 90 Secretary Villas
left Washington this morning to enter the
campaign in Michigan. He will speak In
Detroit Tomorrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-29
Suicide OF "a MERCHANT.

DETROIT, Mich, Oct. 29.-Thomas Hill, q
commission merchant, suicided this morning
by shooting hims If 10 the mouth Its sup
posed that financial reverses caused the
rash act
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-29
Amendments.

WAsH1Neros, Oct 29.-The Preside.t has ap,
pointed Spencer B NsRbury and Rush C. Hsw
kins. of New York, to be assistants to the O. S.
Commissioner General to the Paris exposition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-29

The registration in New York city closed
on Saturday last and faots up 2S6, 5n, which
is 1854 in excess of 1884.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-29

NEw YORK. Oct 29.-Cotton easy nP'.nds
8 1916 Orleans ID Ii futures steady t,oul
stronger. Wheat active and unsettled. ' 81.
dull and lower Pork quiet aud stead At 30 '''
16 o5. Lard quiet and nominal at IS 30.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-29

Flour Is more active, and miIIeTs are DISPOSED
to advance prices; the tone of the markets geneF-
ally ia decidedly in favor Of holders on account Of
the continued Improvement in Wheat during the
past few days Wheat is firm and steady future
show fractional huctuation favoring buyers but
there is nothing reported to cause speculative
movement; Wbests for prompt delivery hai
reader sale and bring, as to condition from SOTO
113. Corn is quiet at SO to SO. Rye 6)tooo
Oats 81 to 33. Butter and Eggs are wanted. re-
tatoe, are extremely dull and lower at 80 to 9V
Apples and other rduce are without change
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-29

There's no terror, headache, in your thrests,"
For l sm armed so strong with remedy
That pass pain by, as an idle word,
Which reepect not since h, discovery of Sal
vstion Oil. twenty-five cents bottle,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-29

CHICAGO. Oct. 90, II a m.-Dec Wheat Is no"
11Sss May 1883. Nov Corn 40@a May U ~
29Aa29as Jan Pork S14 62i.; Jan Lard - ~
Jan short ribs s. 50.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-29

A London letter says Owing to fine weather.
wheat sowing has made excellent progress iu1
may be considered mostly done. On tho MARI
trade has been very quiet, but there Is degree
1rmness which has prevented any appreciate ". iJ
cline in values, in spite of liberal imports "hiyl
again have been largely in excess OF fel., ,Ss
ments. Prices have been we'll maintained NJ tie
Baltic while at Mark Lane and in the connlfi
markets generally wheat shows reduction e'lnfl
to l per cent a bushel The imports Of corn slY
large and prices are about per cent ba'n''
lower on the week
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-29

BALTIMORE, Oct. 29-Cotton dull midd1r9
ga. Flour active and steady; Howard stree ,n
and Western super SO 30.3 So do extra ~ ~
al rs; do family So loaf co; City Nils super
90 45a3 70 do extra 81 load so do Bio oF-g 6o
$5 75s6 90; Patapsco superlutive psteut - w
bid; do family SO 65 bid. Wheat-sonihe[In
quiet and firm Fnltz 110A116; longberry ia
lie; Western irregular; No winter red iEoS,
aid Oct 109a109A Nov 09'4al094. Dec u
a112A Jan 114Aal11l1 Corn Southern quie'
white 60a52, yellow 60,50l9 Western qai ct
mixed spot and Oct 48; year 45l945'a Jan iie
44ss Feb 44lss44a,. Oats fairly active Suu!s
ern and PENN 2sa33 Western white 3la33E Nc
white 32l4 asked Rye quiet, with restricted "a
inquiry, at 65a6G Hay quiet. with offerings q, n
excess Of inquiry prime to choice "estern So y,
Is so. Provision, weak. Mess Pork Slo y.
Bulk meats oose shoulders S&. clear ;ib s .
g; do packed go. Bacon-shonlders 9as c.es i
rib sides 10; hams 12asl2ai. La d.retaea
10ia Butter firm Western packed J 2al7 o w.
roll 17s19; creamery DAP Eggs firm At a. -
Coffee quiet; Rio cargoes 15sl Sugar dui.' a
soft 7s, small lots ~ WHISKY steady 81
81 26a1 %.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-29

THAT HACKING COUGH can be 80 quickly
cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee it.
Sold by E. s. Leadbeater & Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-29

E0R RENT-The new and complete two story
i FRAME COTTAGE at the northwest corner
OF Washington and Pendleton streets. IL con-
tains seven rooms and is fitted with all the mod
dern improvements. Apply to
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-29

The Emperor aud Empress of Germany
were present Saturday at the conservation
of the Church of the Holy Ghost, which was
founded by Frederick. The church is near
the Belle Alliance Pia!z, and when finished
will be one of the Gnest edifices in Berlin.
Pastor Stage took them over the building.
On coming To the altar erected by Frederick
and herself, beside which q black marble
tablet records the TACT that the Crown Prince
Frederick laid the foundation stone in April,
1885, both the Emperor and Empress burst
/ ntn 1aara
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-29

GHEAP CAKM-Little Butter Cups. Pearl
" Lemons, Cornhill and Ginger Snaps loo per
lb at lmy29l ]. c. MILBUBNs,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-29

A MOTHER INVOICE OF BRooMs just re-
IA ceived and for sale low by
iy2O ]. C. MILBURN
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-12
The Shah OF Persia.

The shah OF Persia, who will probably
visis Europe this year, has not gained mucn,
IL is said from his previous visits, because Of
bis Oriental concsit and bis lack Of the power
= take a bread and comprehensive view
cf things coming under his observation. He
is satisfed that the superior roads Of Euro
peau countries are duo TO the fact that these
countries do not possess such hardy horses
as Persia Railways, he insists, saould be
built in Persia out OF private capital, be
cause thsy are thus constructed in countries
50 differently constituted as tie United
States lie has procured rolern brecch
loading rifles for his army, but they are said
20 81 r,lsting under lock and key because be
could not eadnro that the prssty weapons
should be handed over 20 she common sol
der
IL tales told Of him Be true, he Is much at
tzchsd TO Eis noaey chests, and Is prone TO
make ambassadors from other courts heip 70
fl them With fses enacted for every audi
encs granted tneal. love Of caric1turs
and appreciation Of hunor generally d.stin-
guish Nssr-ed Deem. HIS answer to en- OBJ
lection that the imposition Of a duty on for
esEn wines would involve severe and almost
impossible Watchsulness % prevent snug
Cling. IS thus reported. Put my ulcle. Ar
dasair, near the frontisr and ne won't let =
drop of foreign wine escape kIua-n The
shah's visit "a not D>cv~sarily a certainty
when its date = arranged Bad ousns. such
ss the dight OK a crow or sn u tined sneezs,
may cross his path and cause him 20 cancel
or postpone his arrangements New YORK
Triburr
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-12

In q recent interview Col Pct. Donsn,
the Dakosan says: Il have eaten with the
Chinese IN China, havs eaten with tho presi
dent Of the Uaitcd States IN the Whito Hcuse.
| have e&tsn with nearly every nation On
earth. In many cases doa't know what have
eaten, for have always regarded it ss bad
tnsto 20 ask queCtiors about the dishes shat
are provided in your honor By hOspitabIs
people.
In China I may have eaten rats, but
didn't know il; and what you don't know
does you no harm. When the Sioux want TO
do you bcno- they win serve you up roast
dog. IN Spanish Honduras the dish OF honor
is baked monkey and sve0ssr meat yea could
no. imagine These monkeys 1.-Two up II ths
branches Of trees and on the vines: their feet
never touch tie earth beneath them, ard
tkey live on tho choicest nuts end fruit No
chicken was ever so sweet and te der as a
baked monkey.
4 % confess, though, that on one Of the
last occasions Of my dining in Spanish Hon
dur2s did not feel tAat al was well when
az the end Of the meal found l had stuffed
ruysslf with baked lizard OK course there
Is nothing vroas with the lizard except our
petty prejudices. II tasted splsesiidly, but
when st last saw the big scsly leg and the
claw of tAe lizard didn't think | liked ii. p
New YORK Prcs1
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-12

E2&&A4 tsx48 A&s&<ft-
ssThs agaE a. W<cLsoasllis was ossr srst,"
szid La Zi-ns.ssnez ..Cur reg aseEl szs
oro1s1s ~ - eriFs - Ess fsasEsl Pickess.
sEa <rezs sas1 u. az1 5ofoFs k4as =
Esa Fisst azalasz llAs ok Fe1=ral inkazrry
% TIA sias q ; s11ip q r.z1beE azd sA4- Wss
aors .A4a - hsa sargaias9 far Tksre w4s
1Gs 9zs tang - "a zA1 ~s "A is--ue4t rlg1E
t1roEga L4sln a11 sore s1sz pfetsy He3
Ezixs1 - Xsa see the tre,ssss Has. greaE
En44F Il ss kasN 8s1h.ax ab3Gs sarfsEo szra
ers47izl4 trooqs. ff4e ! kad sesa lsss.za
E.snssr s.z- lAis szs as - .Le- tae fes.eTz.s,
hoaessr Nsrs 1laEs surprised &C car aFp4r-
ens daring saln - sers az haaing tasir Sold
Lac where ss i-sss expecre1 II, and thus we
carried 80 aay az slAzt sTeas od.Is- Al rse
boTs Eeze e. Nita yec-1 ~ ncEt7ns aAt
hers EAs na ier Smiled srin1ly. i1eY sesd
z1ers was ~ ase u wasslag powder "a tae
II Yzazsss, Nsd Plst lasso en-, alaa every ols
u Us tas Is rope for that purpsse r-ass
coates was AsIls duos5as A2-oas tllaE, aat
away down II M ae1Ts alda't osllsvs oas =
u coald hex tsl Yazzess bY any naezns, tut
Eas deter rzliae1 - do as much as tlle oEAsgs
id. aad mais up my allad t. rope Iae .
'Xaazss' bsl1rs any oas elss haa tlrae 70
Daring 0ar mixed u2 scramble WITH the
Federal i1f2atry saw oae fellow, 8 Packet,
aboaE go yards ahead of tie hns, and q2lck
as a fash l Thoughts. Here's Esy ehancs, II
ever. aE1 started for hlA Il sas a toss
up EaetneF I would lAsso hiEa or ID wo1ld
HI me before 1 coald ses ulsAin rope range,
al, bssidss, was between tbs Federal main
Z Inc and hizn As / tGrred sad dalhed
toward ny man ! think no. lsss taSa 1900
shc-s Wsrs fred a. Ias. bus i Wa nos ait,
ny Lzsso shCl tArough 10 ar. ard had my
2 Ln1a fast, with tie ropo under al arm and
ozer TIA other sAoaldeT, wAare IL did not
kUrs ki1a Ia shooting st Eas his own frieads
Rad broken an arm FOR hiE,. 80 sea hInN 10 4
log, aaA BE. as my direction, nouatea be-
hirl me, and thsn as friends ceased firing.
l know W wers riding pretty fast for a
dolb.s bGrdss, jumping ditcaes. logs and
al ohstrucEons, bus waen M prisoner fel
CT tAought ID DID it p1r,Sossly, and asked
him what Ne meant by jumping o5.
- L didnt. .Junp fsA OF. Perhaps you
you don't know that my arm is broken, and
hesidss nsvsr saw sach horseback riding ss
this, lss alone trying it myself
4 than p-acsd ny prisoner in the sadd'e
and got up be,-snd mysslf, and NO soon had
another trial 70 encounter. for my friends,
seeing my horss coming IN wish = blue coat
eStrids Of him, coccluded 20 give him a
round l stuck my head around my vis-a-vis
and shonted - go slow and there was great
merrin,ens when wo disfnsuated | believe
that was the oaly man ever lassoed during
the ewarsLGlobo- Democrat.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-12


Fanr-v blankets E1ln wid' borders nrs used
f1r tohoxxaa coats and suits Tho dark col
orsd blaaxsss ara pr.fsrrea-bius, red or
rrav-wits piain crn5ers or with large balls
81 contrasting ccior matching that os the
hcraer. rSs-e ars however. ps,le blGe and
rink hl1rk@ts. and scne iastiss prefer the
piair waifo btsn<st with tri-ht r>d or blue
border. Thssa blankets arr made % Ia ona
rie--s or two piece sues. TIE frse IS long
straight coGt covering tbe wearer from head
q fcot. and cous- lotozi y a gay sash ard the
reased hood peculiar - tooo~ya- attire.
Tafs cat is s0ape3 vrry Eluch - TIE long
cIra-s now fasfonabls Tor ladiss; tho
strai-hs frorts without darts are double
breasted. snd the back Is adjusted 70 the
fz4r-s. wstb fulrrss added % the middle
fa~rns irEst below s1s waist Inc.
The<e roa-s are also slltabio Tor slsf-hi1g
robes and for winter journeys or for sea vcy-
srrs. A hlae ccas has a red striped border,
q DinS coat hsas white Stripe7, g red coat has
black Stripe. and gray coats have either red
r~ IN, ho-rsr-z TIE t~o piccs suits have =
tx.k-t sna SKIRT made vith the border n tho
hiarkst "a a trimming. with pointed hood
and -av sssh- The SKIRT may % lorg suoug5 -
r,srh slc aaksss. and IS p'sinly gathered to
the beIs. the Eeuuins tobo-raa skirt =. bow
r~~r. r-u-E shorter, Ike a k.is, snd il worn
-~isb fsli drawers. and CATERS and iegsinss Of
leather or clota.
snca snits are rlsde yor girls from ysurs
cia upward. ard are of tho brightest coiered
Bi.sr 'ssts. Toboc-an caps Knitted double
Nsve q pointed crown finished with tassel
60 fal ca arre side Gentlemen aad boys
Have asrx blauxet suI ss made with half-iong
..,s4 r,.T kaes trveches. and WITH these they
~esr asavy riebai Stockings and toeosgsu
-u-orresina A p-aseu hood Ct cap snd = tas-
seied sash - vay casamsre complete the
eosfune. ---ftaT7cl's Bar
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-12

r is net a thing which Is generally Known,
yet it Is tTgs. thss taers ass great many
public ussn In Washington wzo as sgpersti-
tioas in the axarssns. There are eiEht sena-
tors vho are sdverpe - ridinx n a ss-oet
car. her-iic, q any ether kind 1t vchicls
Drawn ~ white harze II "a said thss 81
tlck follows IN sithsr hss,n>s or PiesEsrs
i-nusaiasely after riding behind : ~siss
horse - " sshing eoa Letter
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-12
V0SSEN BROTHERS
Sill Continue TO Sell High Glass
Dry Goods at 1-40f!
FROM THE LOWEST PRICES.
FROM THE LOWEST PRICES.

Our first delivery
of Black Silks and
Colored Satin Rhade-
meres, in all the new
Spring Shades, have
arrived. These Silks
were bought Decem-
ber last, and Co be sold
atregular prices. But
AS we promised not 10
hold any goods back
from our Ia Off Sale.
we will give our GUS
toners the benefit OF
them.
We advise every lady
thinking of purchas-
ing "a Silk Dress for
the future To examine
them and save % per
cent. on the purchase.