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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-07-27
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A DISPATCH from Santiago de Chill says
that United States Minister Roberts has
been stricken with paralysis and his ply
sicians pronounce his case hopeless.
The United States Circuit Court at New
York has decided that Rev. Walpole War
rem is contract laborer. The case will
probably be appealed to the Supreme Court.
The election which took place in the de-
partment of Ardeche ON the I'D for mem.
Der of the Chamber of Deputies, resulted
in the defeat of General Boulanger by the
following vote: Beaussier, OppOrtunist,
81, 53i; Boulanger, 1887.
The grand Jury of Crittenden County,
Ark, blames the colored people for being
the cause of the recent race troubles.
The Pope is reported to have protested
to Bismarck against the German Emperor's
proposed visit to Rome in October as an
act of hostility to the Vatican, the Pope
claiming that he is the only rightfui ruler
at Rome.
THE Washington Post says that thirty
members of the House Of Representatives
are converts to the Henry George single
land tax idea.
EXTRA trains out Of Washington on the
=
men and it was thought there would not be
a quorum left. Now that the Tariff bill is
out Of the way members of the House are
not disposed to linger in Washington.
The eclipse Of the moon on the night Of
the I'D was observed under very favorable
conditions, especially in the West.
CLEARING house returns for the week
ended July q showed an average increase
Of 10.3 compared with the corresponding
week Of last year. In New York the in.
crease was 1874.
AMERICAN securities were in demand and
discount was easy on the London Ex-
change during the week ended July 81.
The Berlin BOurse showed fractional ad.
vance in foreign securities. Frankfort was
quiet. At Paris the bourse was reported
strong.
In the Senate on the 21st the bill to re-
imburse the depositors of the Freedman's
Bank was passed. 1t appropriates 81 1000.
OOO. Mr.. Teller then addressed the Senate
in opposition to the Fisheries treaty. The
House passed the Tariff bill by a vote of
l62 to l49.
AT Auburn, n. Y, recently City Street
Superintendent Robert Wallace was ar
rested, charged with refusing to give en-
ployment to William Ryan, an honorably
discharged soldier. The charge was
brought by a committee Of q post of the
g. A. R., Of which Ryan was a member.
Four hundred rebels attacked village
near Wady Halfa the other day. Colonel
Woodhouse, after severe fighting, repulsed
them, infiicting a severe loss. Twenty
villagers were killed or wounded.
CARL BREsxER, the best known artist Of
Louisville, KY, died recently of Bright's
disease 1t the age Of forty mine. His first
picture Of note was exhibited at Phila-
delphia in 1876. He left . wife and eight
children.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-07-27

GENIAL SnnIDAH's mental faculties
arc reported constantly improving but
otherwise his condition ID mot mach
changed.
Tn Central Association ct meeting ct
Cresson Springs, Pa, recently adopted
resolutions favoring the abolition Of conn
missions on railroad tickets.
DR. JAMES RIDLEY, the medical omcer
In attendance at Tullamore Jail during
MAndeville's Incarceration there, and who
was subpenaed to appear at the inquest
at Mitchellstown into Mandeville's death,
has committed suicide.
TEE ship Farragut, from Calcutta to New
York. has been long overdue. She had
twenty two Boston seamen on board.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-07-27

CoscnxssMAx McnaAH Aas been renom-
mated BY the Democrats q the Second
Mississippi district.
THH old officers Of the National Prison
Association were reelected. Tho next
meeting win be held in Nashville, Tenn,
In October, 1889.
0EHERAL FoRNEY has been renominated
for Congress by the Democrats Of the
81 venth Alabama district.
A TERRIBLE storm visited Wheeling, w.
Va, on the evening of the 18th. While
watching the rushing waters bridge gave
way and many persons were drowned.
Reports from the vicinity also indicated .
disastrous loss of life.
TIE steam-pipe Of the tug-boat Convoy
exploded near Louisville, KY, recently.
Seven men were scalded TO death.
WILLOW fever has made its appearance
at Tampa and Manatee. Fla.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-07-27
THE SOUTH

The Brush Westinghouse electric light
plant. New Orleans, La, was destroyed by
fire recently. Loss, $100. 1000.
Two engines and eight or ten cars were
demolished in a collision ten miles south of
and q freight train. An engineer and fire.
man were killed and six other persons
more or less injured.
Hox. p. DARDEN, grand master Of the
National Grange, died at his home in
Jefferson County, Miss, recently.
In Searcy County, Ark, recently .
farmer named WEIGH. his wife and child
died from poison. An eighteen-year-old
boy employed on the farm was suspected.
He took to flight.
A wArERsPoUT in the harbor Of st.
Augustine, Fla, lifted steamboat in the
air and badly damaged it, crushed in an
ice house and sank small boats. No one
was hurt.
The State Prohibition convention was
called to order at jackson. Miss, on the
18th by B. T. Hobbs, of Brookhaven, and
Judge E. G. Peyton was made chairman.
Bishop Galloway successfully advised
against an electoral ticket.
FIRE in Fayetteville, Ark, the other
night destroyed several business blocks,
causing $4,000 loss.
WILLIAM G.. MELANE and Jack and Dan
Morrill, were drowned at Louisville, KY,
the other night. They and four compan-
ions and q keg of beer had gone skin riding
JUDGE RuDDIcK, Of Crittenden County,
Ark. has ordered q rigid examination by
the grand jury into the recent race troubles
in that section.
JUDGE W. H. UNDERWOOD, ex-member
Of Congress and one Of the Tariff Commits.
sion Of 1851, fell dead in Rome, Go, the
other day Of heart disease.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06

WARRINGTON, June 5.--This hal
been favorable day for General Sheri
dan. He has rested quietly, and ha,
apparently gained little strength.
The family feel quite hopeful tonight.
DR.. o. Reilly went home to secure some
sleep after the O'Clock bulletin WA
Issued, stating that he did not think be
would be needed immediately. At NO
'ime has the General given up hope oil
recovery, and to day his mind has been
clear aud he has taken considerable In
.erest In thinEs generally. He said to
Or, Pepper: II Intend to get we'll, doc.
or" He insisted ON knowing the
news from the St. Louis Convention,
and dispatches from there were read to
him fron time 10 time.
While there has certainly been an
Improvement In his oop dition to day, 1T
musI be borne In mind that this is
largely comparative and does not mean
that he 10 better than before yesterday y
attack. Each attack leaves the Gen eral
somewhat weaker, and 1t 10 this fact
that causes suoh grave apprehension
among his friends.
The Generals face, which was very
full, is somewhat thinner, and he has
also fallen off about the body. No one
Is allo we'd to see him except the family
snd pLysloiAns.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06

o.. LoUIs, Ills, June e.-rhs Demo
|orAtio National Convention met yeaser
day ana was called 10 order 81 Mr..
barnum. chairman Of the National
COMMITTEES. Stephen n. Whit, Of
California. was chosen Temporary chair
man, and made . apsech on assuming
the chair. Els reference 10 President
cleveland wAs greeted with enthusiast
10 applause The cosnmittees were
then namod, and the convention took .
fecess until 10 O'Clock this morning.
Henry fWntssrton wes elected chair
man OF She Committee on Resolutions,
and Loves O. Cassidy chairman o. tht
|Comnsttes on 0rgskizAtion.
The latter committee unanimously
selected Mr.. Collins, ef Massachusetts
TOR permanent Chairman Of the Con-
yention. The raies Of the last Nation
81 Democratic Convention, with the
addition that during roll call 10 State
having once voted shall be allowed tc
change It's vote until all other 6tAtei
nave voted, were adopted.
There 10 Q plan, and one backed b,
very influential party lesders, TO sim
sle feaiiirm the tarifi plank OF 1884 and
init al reference to the President
message.
Henry WAtterson. who 10 Chairman
+ Of tho Committee on Resolutions. II
speaking Of the disagreement In refer
ence to the platform, raid:
at being settled now thst Mr.. Oleve
land will not withhold his nsms, tn,
insidious plan 10 to comm It the conven
| lion to the adoption OF q platform upor
which he will refuse to stand. In Gas,
OF such refusal the schemers woult
make the Presidential bominee, be
cause their ferces would then be tn,
only ones oyRaEizsd for prompt action
I'VE repeat our warning. WhAteve
10 done In this matter of the platforn
should be done with eyes wide open {,
| the consequences; and we assert ARsi Il
what We asserted yesterday, that Mr.
Cleveland will refuse TO stand on plat
form which would proclaim to tn,
country that his poiicy Of tariff reform
had been had been repudiated by hi
own party"
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06
.wAxAnAkns,s.
90 inch Eheeting Linen,

90 inch Sheeting Linen,
SO cents. Grand value.
Ladies' White Unlaundcr.
ed Initial Handkerchieis
I24c. Broken lots.
The whole Linen section
lie a-brim with things in
which the value is Just q:
big.
Southwest II centre.
Something new In white
handled table cutlery. Like
ivory. Only an expert car
tell 1t from ivory, but the
price is almost exactly half
Stands hot water; won
crack.
Everything In the cutler,
way that hotels, boarding
houses, or private families
need. Interesting price
always. Judge by these:
Celluloid Handle Dinner Knives, $S.7,
regularly $3.50.
Cellu'oId Handle Dinner Knives, g.. %
Regularly t4.25.
staghorn Handle Breakfast Carver an
Fork, 90c, regularly 81 so.
Celluloid Handle Carver, Spanish blade
IL SO; regularly 81.
Rubber Handle Carver, Spanish blad,
s1.35; regularly $l75.
English staghorn Handle Carver, Fori
and Steel, 81
Near Juniper street entrance.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06
N. kogary & Son,
SIG TATNALL ST.
AND
S, {, Coz, 9Th and Tatna|L,
JOHN WANAMAKER.

Pictures are something
you need. We have JUS
received a large lot of then
which we will sell at tb,
following low prices:
A 22x36.inch picture, en-
closed in a neat gilt GAL
rame, only 81 each.
A new and novel whit
and bronze frame, enclosing
a 12x22 oil painting, Sc each
A fine 22x36-inch OF
pointing in a deep 6,inct
tilt moulded frame, for the
low price of IS.
We call your attention
especially to this lot, as they
are the finest ever offered
FIR the money.
We have another, a little
better, for Sc
We will now pass on to
a better grade. Artists of
noe are here represented by
their works, and the prices
we are selling them at com.
mands your attention.
We have a handsomel,
painted 22x36 inch canvas,
enclosed in a solid Finch
gilt frame, for $40 and Sac
each. No doubt you've
paid higher prices for paint.
iags not so good. We can
not do them justice here, bu'
would ask you to call anc
inspect the line now Will,
it is unbroken.
You cannot fail to pc
suited, as we have them il
all sizes and prices, from
l$I.so to $40.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06

THB friends OF la~ aud order II
Philadelphia srs determined tina. the
High LceDse law shall! be strictly en-.
forced, and these VITO vloA.e Is tsugh,
lesson they viii u aeon forget. Las
Sunday sA.oon keeper thought he
would obi &c ieE Il his friends on II q
sly, buI nor that the peiioe are N sde
responsible for all violations OF the ID n
In their districts, be wss Arrested snd
Arralgned before the court, aud SEN
lenoed to al Imprisonment OF ninety
days and TO pay = fac Of $500. Tail
ID the proper way 10 have . law re,
speo;sd, and the only way. Make The
psnalEies something 10 be dreaded, and
tasn strictly enforce the Law without
fear or favor. When Wilmington hal
high license Law, and the entire busi-
ness OF granting licenses IL placed In
she hands OF commission OF our OWL
cihz:ns, with the responsibility OF do.
esSsins offenders placed on the polioo
then, and not until then, will the law
relating 10 The ssle OF lnloxicaslni
hquora ne respeoied aud obeysd.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06

THE remarkable message Of Presi,
dent Clevelsnd and the Mills DARK
Lantern Tariff bill IL still having Ar
effe:t upon manufacturers, and the pro.
prieiors Of the rolling m!liS In Pll sdel-
phlA have been obliged TO reduce thu
wages OF their unskllled labor, and
given noaice that this will shortly b.
folio we'd by general reduction in al.
the departments. This Is caused by E
general depression OF business, the d.
rsot result Of the tariff agitation, and Is
another ex,mple OF what the effeh u
business viii be in case tbs Mills Free
Trade bill becomes \ law. The people
are nov fore warned Of the resul! IN
case the Democratic party should OBJ
tAln . continuance OF power, as The
Mills bill lie only the entering wedge,
which Will resuls In absolute fIes trade
Aud the consequent destruction oil
American industries. Tails Is whsi
the Democratic platform will mean,
and those mechanics who will "a TO the
polls next Novem Der and endorse IL By
lheir ballots, will vote to take tie bseso
ou' OF the mou bS OF their wives and
children.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06
WEDNESDAY, JUNE G. 1855
IHr WARNING FACTIONS Ia sh

HE wABRING FACTIONS In the
Ia ocra,io party have buried the
h.Ibhet and patched up o peace thai
NAY or may not be Of long duration
The tol,ers Of the N5w CASTLE County
meeting have laid down their arms and
era ,e,plly surrendered, consequently
avery hing 10 serene and lovely, and oil
thAt Wss needed at the meeting ysster'
d. , 10 complete the picture was The
oresenoe OF 9 chaplain 10 pronounce .
80 od bless you, my children, ON She
factions nov united, and so recently OIL
war, We do not know hos this Aosior
OF the leaders will strike the men who
seteded from the regular meeting and
s,a -ted IN independent meeting Of thelr
osn. Perhaps they are like clay In
thb hands OF the potter, and ready to
ba nodded Of -iil, aud thsn asain they
N ~ have SUFFICIENT mAnllness and In
utpenaeuce not 70 90 suDserviens 70 She
viii OF others, and Gas, their votes TO
sult themselves and outside OF ring
rule. 40 example Of this vas expe-
xienced las. Saturday, and may DO re-
pea,ed Of the N ovsmber election. Il is
etIdsn, that the fAir-minded, honest
mem sers OF the Democratic party are
besoming very tired OF bossism, and II
che Republicans will name good uep
shr the tffioes OF sheriff, coroner and
I.svy UOurt Commissioner, We believe
sney cAu 90 eiecIsd In the same man
Aer and Just Is easy rs Mr.. Harrington
was elected last Saturday. There are
eerlain men In the Democratic party
who are determined 70 rule or ruin, and
the people, reAlizlng that all such are =
clog On The wheels Of the prosperity OF
our city and s.AR, have determined 70
hAke the matter in their oRn hands and
vote for good men without respect tc
party. Therefore, We Sgain say lot the
Republican party name some Of their
best men for the cfi yes 10 be voted Tor
this iAll, and We have no doubt Du'
they will be elected.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06

WILMINGTON a. NORTHERN Il x.
Time tabls In effect May 18Th 1888. Trains
ieaYe " llningtom tfrench street, ss follows:
FOR Reading, Blrdsboio. Joanna, Sp ing
field, Waynesb rg junction, Manor ,POttsyilie
Iamhqua, Allentown, Lebanon, Werner
vile and all points on the Philadelphia and
Reading X. r., $50 Il. IN. and ?, " p. M.
For Springfield, WHyuesburg Junction,
Ford anh Dupont's and Intermediate points
u 90 a. m, ana % p. m.
For Coates lille and intermediate points at
7. 90 a. IN, .. 40 and 6.0O y. M.
For West Chester, 100 II. M, 30 and 81
y. IN.
Daily except Saturday and sunday,
For New Bridge and intermediate points.
Tsp m. and OH Saturday unly at s. % and
II. Is p. m.
on sunday for Reading and intermediate
points, at T.. u. M. and for Springfield and
intermediate points at 90 d, M
A, q McNAUSLASD, BUWNFSS BRIGGS
Superintendent. Gen Pass. Ag't
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06
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tamurs xalsuad.


hay 1sfh, Rsse.
vseans vaai leave wtaHaagssn - Bcalsvs
seiSs' se Is. tssrsi & y g.. / Is 8.
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Ter We. d;A..,es, a. L.&olia. % .ns
For SewsrS Gentry and ,n.srmsdi.te sts.
e and Il .ss p :.s nj 10 IL,
Z . Il sss ! .a q 3 By II Line, ssn.
e 2 and Y oo .. m. Il o. Il II. ~. I'D : ID
SO and q D, m.
New cassle, so ~ y m Il leave a fS
georEetcwn and Lewes. s % =. m. . 50 p. n.
Rehoboth, 10a. m.
seaford lexpress), 3 20 p. m.
Harrington, Deimar, and way stations, So
|. E si' i q Harrington. 20 p. m. Wa
E1pssss .Sr Dover. Harrington. and Del.
kranklin CITY, 500.
tort. and Norfolk, Il los Night
Leave Phiiadelphis. Broad Street. for VII
n;dis Il }sHp p, i2a 10 ~ r. az
a on; s% Ion ,Sh,, : a. q s e. /. In IN
IN. ss7, "a SIS 10 0s 10 %. and Ii q 3. N.
SUNDAY TRAINS,
For Philadelphia lexpress), zoo, asa 40
II ID, DO, II 81 q. m, 2 q, 8 "A, and 7 % D, N
L. Accommodating, rs q. M, II 10. rs. 10
$50 10 and 10 90 p. IN.
For Chester (expressJ, IT'S. 10. IL 81 = n,
y. O.. and 10 % p. m.
| Accommodation, SHAM, i2io. l %. 41O
| For New York (expressl, . %, ssz, go, ia
SIS l5Is.m., ~, "a. . o, %, and 10 Ot
Fol West Chester, via LamOhin. SIS a. M,
For cape Charles, Old Point Comfort and
Norfolk, u % Night.
For New Castle, Middletoyn, CLAYTON
Dover, FELTON,, Harrington, Beaford, Laurel
and Delmar, u % kiSht.
Baltimore and Warrington, Ia, 44a sOA
10 Y .. m, l2ce, g q and Is p. m, Bait.
Leave P6ilsdslPhf,ss Broad Street, for WI,
a. X. S.Ss J ,ss and Il. II ~" $40 LIE
Accom- modation s.A 10, Is a. NJ. r. "a
.. 10, SIS and IL. ~ p. NJ.
l For further Information, passengers are re.
ferred 70 the ticket once al Che station.
Trains married thus 81 are limited express,
ri HRg1%ns wR q hI sstsa faro Is charged. 800
Gene asnsrsi ssss a General r 4 %1op A.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06

soHDULH In xFFK0r. April 30, 1883.
Trains leave nslswsss Avenue Dspos
EAST ntbUND.

soHHDUrsn IN xFFKOf. April 20, 1889
Trains leave nalswnss Avenue Dspos
EAST SOUND.
For Phii.asIphiA and Chester, SIS, 49,
] 80, 20 500 u, 10 90 and Ail II O. M; %, 90
%, % 20. Is. Q 20. 7 90. 70 % and ) IS p. nj
a.; ! 90, 5 COS Ss.'i 20. n. to.sS % ana s.
p, m. -
For Binserly, accommodation, daily II 30
For Baltimore, accommodation. daily sx
Ioept Sunday Q AS .. m.
For Chicago and Pittsburs, express, daily
:, Cincinnati q and St. Louis express, daily
baltimore accom- modation, daily IS IN.
Pittsonrg, Chicago and st. Louis express,
singeriy aOcommodatioa, daily 30 D III.
lok LAFDkNBER0,S 10 A, M.5upds'
o1 aE lhoO .: N, daily except Sunday, 2B
Trains leave market stroot statien:
Ter Phnadslpsi1 ass p. m: dAily. Tor
berg $50 and HOO A ID. daily, except Sun.
day. elos. m on Sunday only AIS and $50
Pitts6urs. Chicago and 81, Louis express
Trains for Gilwinston-Ieays Phu..s
phiA, daily, y %, la.oo, sll 90 =. M, 400
?, on e. 400, 80, $500. Geo. als 1910,
Daily, except Sunday, $50, ITO a, n
u ~, and . so p. m.
Sundays only, SD am.
kxpFoss trAiDsa
RATES TO WESTERN FONTS LOWER THAN
VIA AMY OTHER LINZ.
". n. DLEMEHTB, o. O.SCuLL
Gen1 9AnaGsf. Cant Pass. Aksz,
Telephone Mo. Ivs.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06

GENERAL SHERIDAN skill COL tlnues
70 orAVely battle wish the King Of Ter
1Ofs, sad In the meantime ans hearts OF
she loyal people OF the nation alternate
oet~een hops aud fear. The news from
ma otd'ida Is Anxiously looked for, aud
While bis vitality is amsz'ng, his I'M.
oaoaed courage 10 Ihls uuequal hght
~ wonderful. A. oUe slime he is 80 near
the verge Of dissolution that tour or Ave
81 tas best physicians Of this country
pronounce ii. hope gone. but inst .,
tney are ao)uI 70 send for h the doieiul
VAN IS 'hAG Iae Vital spark hat fed
tse oy,n9 hero rallies, SECURES another
lease OF life, aud teils his physicians
lnitnd 10 gel we'll ali the same, Doc
Vol 10 this terrible sruggls the brAv
Sherid'n LAS the prayers OF every 10y q
near In this coun ~, and esp iolally @
those Hho aill survive OF IhA, brAy
band who dared to 'pllos where he led
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06

Tah cheering VOID o1m:s from iAr
sway Oregon thai the people OF thu,
SAFE have plaos1 thu sssl OF condem.
n@slou on G over Cleveland and bis
nee trade policy, by giving . Republl.
Gan msjorlsy Of about 8 600. THIS Ii
INC mrs. qua along tho line, and will NO
uoues be folio we'd by numbers OIL
others For q long time o eKon hal
oeen one OF the close, doubt S.Atss
nu' rae iIss trade Issue has now caused
u 70 'sks de,!sive ssAad, and clearly
piesage Ehat IL Eill do IN N vsmb or
rAe campaign vac made on The tariff
ioao9, al sac result sho rs that tn,
peIple o' o egop, fll y unisrslandln
tas l1rstq1snces II the M.lis bill
haeutl oacjme law, have improves
tne II as opportunity to exgres item
he'Vss on lhs m4ser in tvnss whio
GAIN. Ds piauu6ers'
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06

at 81 gu.
Near women's Waiting Room.
Linen Lawns. Sheer, clean.
cool. Hot weather stufs tina,
won't wash mean or fuzzy
White grounds colored spots
and figures, az, 80 to 40c
A lso solid color grounds O.
navy, black, white.
Linen Crepe Towels, 12l
C. Spongy, generous. You've
seen them before, but never
a more cheerful money:
worth. On a special coun
ttr near middle Chestnut
Istreet entrance.
L'rge Plaid Linen suit
liable for Children's Dresses
lYou and we have thought
lgood value at 20 cents. TIC
lday rs cents,
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06
SUM MER TERM
Begins April 10, Ends June "a, -

EHHU II II hWf N1NENHa . U nv rs %
New classes and private instruotion in
Voice, Piano, Violin, and all OroheJ traI In
3tIumsnts Piano and organ Tuatng, Ora
tory, English Branches, French, Ger uKn
and Italian Languages Drawing, Painting
t76 per term. Leetures on Music, Art, Lit
ereture, cts, By eminent specialists, aRd
General Glasses, Rscitsls, eto free tc al
regular students. Board aud room in the
New Home, s5.0e to sT.b0 por week. Ee1
calendar free. Address NEW ENGLAND
CONSERVATORY, E. TOURJEE, Dir
: CEalklia So, BQstQp, pi%ahN-ln
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06

MY METHODl The onlg EnolN n ihat cures pgrma
nently the Of Special Diseases largest nos
aud private practical experience With every
and known 10 science for quickest recovery Ant
permanent cure THE MOST DANGEROUS CASES
SOLICITED. Relief At send hbr boob "T ruth,
On special diseases and exposing frauds their uickA
ytcmize sufferers and avoid s0-oalled vegetable med
zines blood purifiers. fraudulent promising
pay They ruin thousAnds Best skill 10 the begI
ling will much suffering and delay. Write cal
patients see the doctor only, Hours, 20 ooo We
ieaiay and SATURDAY. til TO- aundAI Till l.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06

We, tire Undersigned Banks and Bankar
VII pay all Prizes drawn IN The Lloufstani
itete Lotteries which may BE- presented si
lur counters.
u. n, WALMsLEY, Pres. E.oufssnms
national Bank
PIERRE LANAUx. Pres, ssass ma
tf0nal BANK.
4. BALDWIN, Pres. n. q Mme,l mn
CARL AOMM. Pros. Union HatiSnai
Bank.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-06
W ANAmAk Eh's

pHILADn.PHIA. wednesday, June 9. 1855.
Bargains 10 Cotton goods
echo through the aIsles like
the notes Of a song:
Ginghams, 10 to soc.
SAteens, Iai to 374c
Seersuckers, 5 to I2Ic,
Shirtings, 6 to I5c.
Northwest OF centre.
Nothing for dress so easy
to do up as Crazy Crepe. A
little care in Sundrying so
the garment won't get as
kew. That's all. the jun
bled, tumbled look is part OF
he beauty. A surface OF
crinkles, wrlnkles,and thread
winks, and the printed de-
signs as exact as on Sateen
or Challis. How is 1t posi-
blel Never mind. There's
no breezler, easier stuff to go
outing with. Colors and
patterns. I2bc.
Northwest of centre.
| Curtains of soft, swayine
color, or crisp, creamy mesh
Cottage or palace.
Canvas Especially, 9cc a pair.
Nottingham, 81 and Sl.25 q par
Tamboured Muslin, S4.76 a pair.
Madras, colors Especially, IS so pair
These only suggest. A
roomful Of sorts.
Second nOor, north of Transept,
i Floor Linens. Homes
flax. No jate or waste; NJ
regrets.
"a inches 40c
J CO inches SOC
Il SO inches zoe
) 104 inches 95c
II 1872 inches 81
II lao inches 81 30
$50 inches $l75
A few pieces of 1870 inc
lat 81 so.
Q Near women's Waiting Room.
CL -