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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-24
Burning Leaves In the Street.
. Editor Of THE EVENING STAR

To the Editor Of The EVENING STAR:
Many Of the good people of Washington
during the past fortnight have been subjected
TO an insufferable nuisance in the shape Of an
iil-smelling odor generated by the combustion
OF dried and fallen leaves and similar debris
The perpetrators are no other than some
youngsters of mischievious proclivitics. who,
merely for their own qualification, accumulate
the cover Of darkness. The attention OF Mai.
Moore should be called to this nuisance with
view 10 Its abatement. That there is a more
expeditions and less odOriferous mode of rid
ding the streets and sidewalks of fallen leaves
and twigs Is readily conceded, and carts are
provided In some localities for gathering this
deciduous refuse. Prompt action by Mai.
Moore IN putting the police on the aui yiye
Ior such Offenders would doubtless break I'D
this practice, and the arrest of an offender
would be sufficient warning to would-be Of
tenders. WIG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-24
A THIRD PARTY MAN.
A West Virginia Socialist Visits the
First Precinct Station.

There ia q man in town who proclaims him.
self q socialist and has announced his intention
of making q speech on one Of the street corners
| in the city tonight. He gives his name as
| Theodore Bartholdis," and says he is from
Charleston, W. Va. He is apparently about
| fifty years old has O red face and q stubby
mustache, and doesn't wear a collar necktie.
| He frequently quotes Representative Wilson of
West Virginia, and boasts that the Congressman
| will support and defend him in what he does
| This morning bright and early Bartholdis pre-
sented himself at the first precinct station, on
| 18th street near Pennsylvania avenue. and
desired some information az to whether that
was Jail or not, and
DESIRED TO SEE THE PRISONERS.
''No, sir" said the officer in charge in answer
to his request, 1.-THE prisoners are not on exhi-
bition; and another thing, this is not a jail"
Then Barthodis announced in a loud voice
that he was here to enlighten the people. "Why
If this was land Of socialists" said Bartholdis,
what a tne country it would be. There would
be no jails or penitentiaries or poor houses"
Then he began to harangue as though he was
talking to street gathering.
Give me one hundred men and fifty women
out OF any prison; give me the worst ones in
the prison" he shouted, "and put us on an
island in the middle of the ocean. know they
wouldn't Kill me and would make good citl-
zens of them"
THE 'UNIrED LABOR PARTY"
"The time has now come" he continued,
''when the two old parties are getting to be
corrupt and a new party must be formed. 1t
must be composed Of independent republicans,
independent democrats and labor men, and
must be known the united labor party"
Concerning the speech he intends making
tonight the officers informed him that it would
not be permitted and told him if he attempted
such a thing he would be locked up.
This is free country" shouted the excited
foreigner. If you were all like us you would
be better of"
Lieut.. Amiss then entered the station and
tried to convince Bartholdis that his theories
were wrong. Bartholdis became excited and
was so boisterous that he was elected from the
building Before leaving, however, ne gave
the information that he was going to address
his fellow socialists on the avenue tonight if
he could find any hearers. Whether the po-
lice will interfere will depend on whether there
is disorderly gathering or an obstruction of or
binary street travel or some other violation of
law.
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Transfers of Real Estate.

Deeds IN fee have been fled as follows:
Elizabeth Witthaft to F. J. Miller. pit. 2, So 300
e. 2. Fisher to II. Hagengurgen, sub 70. So.
30; $4,000. II. Hagengurgen to Mary Fisher,
same property; $500 James Lowndes.
trustee, TO Caroline Z. Nash, lot Al, LIS sub
kalorsma; s2,y94-2l. j. L. Rogers ct al,
trustees, to II. Clay Stewart lot 4, blk. II, r. 3
sub do; 81. sos. 20. Lucinda A. Berry to
Martha V. Berry, pit. 81, BIS add. to WV.
sl,470. Jacob Jones to George H. Judd sub
IS, 50. 7I9; $500. Louis 4. Brunson to Mary
Hendricks, sub ID. 50. 81; 1925. ]. E. McLeran
TO c. V. Trott, subs "a to &c, So 237; "a. 0OO C.
r. Nunmsn to Helen w. Davis part Girls Por-
ton, sos acres; sl,35e Same to Henrietta
Compartments. part do, two acres; SLIGO
Sarah Z. Roberts to c. W. Hardy, sub a. so.
north Of "A; S3,I732 d
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Foreign Notes of Interest.

All the police in England number 81, 900.
The Eidel tower company have now paid tc
the stockholders more than the entire outlay.
1t is said that Blanche Roosevelt has induced
even Sardou to help her dramatize her las,
novel.
The head of the London walters union says
that the tip system has developed to such an
extent that in some restaurants the walters pay
nve shillings day for the privilege of waiting
There is said to be one picture of great
promise at the Paris exposition by q South
American artist. 1t is 10 by Is feet, and repre-
sents the discovery of the River Plata in 1916
The artist is Miss Urbana M. Samaran.
The French are now able to put in the field
seven armies of total strength of / 300. OOt
men, equipped for prolonged campaign and
supported BY an ample reserve. This is five
times the force that Napoleon Ill could muster
in 1870.
The question Of the larger introduction Of
the lance into the French army is under seri.
GUS consideration by the French war authori.
ties. The fifth brigade of dragons has been
supplied with the new and improved lance for
some time past, but. upon the arrival of the
dragons in Paris, these lances have been taken
away for fear that foreign military visitors to
the exhibition should obtain knowledge OF
their construction.
Probably the smallest republic in the world
is the one which declared its independence on
August at Franceville, one of the islands OF
the New Hebrides and elected NJ. Chevilliard
its president The inhabitants consist of forty
Europeans Gncluding solitary Englishman, a
missioner), and 500 black workmen, employed
by French company. The new flag of the re-
public having been duly hoisted the French
gun boat Saone landed a detachment and saluted
the flag.
The price which will have to be paid for 1889
champagne will far exceed anything yet expe-
rlenced-at any rate, it is good wine. if there is
little of it. Two or three OF the leading ship
pers, acting independently of the rest of the
trade, have purchased as much as they could
possibly secure Of the years vintage, giving
prices equivalent to S11 to S13 per dozen for
the raw juice-the highest ever paid in the his
tory OF champagne-and their action has ire
vocably established the price.
The talk heard 80 often nowadays about
China's growing friendliness to the outer bar
barians is founded on error The Chinese hate
them as bitterly today as they did thirty years
or more ago. The lives and limbs Of foreigners
in Canton are said to be much less safe than
formerly, insomuch that if they choose to visit
unattended the temples, the potter's field,
where the beheading takes place, or any Of the
other famous sights in the wonderful city, the
risk run is considerable.
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ANACOSTIA.

Mere MENTIoN.--A delegation from Mineola
tribe, LO.RM., went TO Georeetovn last nish,
to attend visitation Of the grand lodge ON the
tribe there.-The funeral Of Mrs. Jesunofsky
VIII be held tomorrow afternoon, having been
delayed for the arrival of her ns.S--Mr.
George =. Pyies and DIR. r A. Pyles are remov-
street. Just north of the street car barn. and
will begin Immediately the erection thereon oi
row OF six two-story buildings, with lore
below and ofhcss or suites Of living rooms
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THE COURTS.

CrRcuIr CoURT-J,idge Montgomery
Yesterday-Morgsn agt Rose, jr.; submitted
to the court. Underwood agt. Baltimore and
Potomac railroad company; demurrer argued
and submitted.
POLICE CoURr-Ji.dge Miller.
To-day-R. w. Bernard. refusing to paw hack
hire; fined Sl.5O. Columbus Coates, fast
driving; So. +. Duvall vagrancy; bonds or
work house. George Turner and Richard Bell,
disorderly fined SO or three days and IS or
Is days. Caleb Thomas, do; Is. James Whit
ney, George Lindsey and E. X. Evans, disor-
derby; 81 each. Samuel Washington, cruelty to
a mule; 30. Charles Bell and Benjamin Allen,
suspicious; bonds or work house.
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MALARIA

MALARIA
Is believed to be caused by poisonous miasms arising
from low. marshy land or from decaying vegetable
matter and which, breathed into the LUNGS enter and
poison the blood. If healthy condition of the blood
Is maintained by taking Hoods Sarsaparilla one Is
much less liable To malaria and Hoods Sarsaparila
has cured many Of this distressing aec-
ton.
N.B.-H you decide to take Hoods Sarsaparilla do
not be induced to buy any other.
HOODS sARSAPARILLA
Sold by all druggists 81 six for S5 Prepared only
by c. i. HOOD CO.. Apothecaries, Lowell. Mass.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR 1
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CITY ITEMS.


218 9th sc. S.E..
WASHINGTON, DC. October l6, 1889
Harry weissinger, esq, Louisville, Ky.
SIR: Your circular letter, 60. enclosing
"Hold Fast tobacco pouch. received. The
pouch will be put TO its legitimate use, for I
have used Hold Fast" for the last seven
years-at the rate Of Just 81 per month.
Previous to trying Hold Fast was con-
tinually compelled to change from one brand
to another because of the unevenness of their
qualities. 'Finzer," Golden Crown" Happy
Thoughts" Horse Shoe" Marine" "Mechan-
les Delight" I tried them all (and many
others) for twenty years and truthfully say
that to my mind, none hold their own" equal
to Hold Fast" Hold Fast to the name and
QUALITY and your customers will hold fast to
you.
Mr.. Alex. Sealey, q fellow clerk in the
Bureau Of Engraving and Printing. gave me
my first chew of Hold Fast" and will, I know,
be glad to receive pouch.
Mr.. Sealey joins me in thanking you for
producing q tobacco whose quality can be re-
lied upon, and which is exceptionally tree
from stems and foreign matter and 10 made Of
whole leaf and in every way satisfactory to
Yours, very respectfully,
JNo. YoRKE ATLHR.
NIB mark this personal" because want
to thank you personally for the solid comfort
am permitted to enjoy through your
endeavors.
oc24-3t ArLER.
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BHSoRK LOCATING for the winter see the
apartments at 1.-The woodmont." The house is
delightfully."- situated in the most beautiful part
Of our handsome city, corner 18th and Iowa
circle northwest. The park fronting it affords
. healthful place for recreation. As usual the
house has been thoroughly renovated, is in
charge Of an efficient housekeeper, whose con-
stapS attention will be devoted to the comfort
Of the guests Cafe second to none. Bath and
closet with each suite. Elevator, and prompt
attendance. A few furnished suites. two and
three rooms each, are vacant.
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Two FINE BUILDING LoTs, one on C street
between LIST and I'd northeast, and one on alley
in rear, to be sold tomorrow at O'Clock. This
property IL within one square Of United States
Capitol grounds Sec advertisement
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OuR CHuD's DEPARTMENT
L. stocked mountain high with suits, four I,
fourteen years, from 90 up.
EIsEMAN Bros, It'll and E,
Child's department, second floor
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IMPORTANT SALE OF BULBs.-Mr. Dovlinr
will sell ut his auction rooms tomorrow at IA
O'Clock q recent impor tation OF hyacinths and
other choice bulbs
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Corn beef &C., RIB roast l215c., sirloin steak
12JSc.. round steak. ~ pounds for 25c.; good
roasts and 10c., soup meat to &c., at New
York market, Sd and Indiana avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-24

DRY ROAST JAVA. DRY ROAST JAVA.
Yes; that Johnston easy-grinding Java. Have
you tried il? Any grocer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-24

BuY Your Coal. Coke and Wood from JOHN
Son BkoTHERs, the leading firm in the Dis
trict
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IL YoU WANT your ice cream delivered on
time and in good condition order it OF
FRANK RUSSELL,
1902 Pennsylvania avenue.
Telephone No. 1888.
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Red rough and oily skin prevented and cured by that
greatest Of all skin beautinsrs the CurrcunA Soar.
lncompsrshas for the akin, uneQuaedfo the toilet and
without rival ~ an infsntils SOAP Produces the love-
LEST. whitsst clexrest sktn and softest banda War.
ranted absolutely pure Sale greater than al ethsr
hin soaps combined. p
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-24

SEE ANNOUNCEMENT of sale Of two wide lots
on'M between AZ and 9th streets southwest
tomorrow afternoon at 80 O'Clock
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IMPROVED PROPERTY corner of X and Sd
streets northwest to be sold at auction tomor-
row ct $50 O'Clock. See advertisement
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ANUsEMENTs TONIGHT.

ALBAuoH's.-''TheE xiles."
NATIONAL. Kauvar."
BIJoU.-"Wife for Wife"
KERNAN's.-May Howard
GLoBE.-Yariety.
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THE DADDY" regulates the Washington su.
gar; granulated, &c. SUGAR HOUSE, 731 It'll.
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A Novel Prize Contest.

A novel feature of the agricultural fair held
last week at Windsor, Broome county, NY,
was an offer of premiums for contest in speed,
open to farmers daughters only, in Harvesting
as well as driving horses. The conditions we're
that the young woman contestant should take
the harness from the peg on which it hung at
the starting post and should harness her horse,
hitch him to a wagon, make the round of a
half-mile track and restore the harness to it's
place on the peg. the premium for the best
time made being &c. and for the second best,
80 The premiums were won by two sisters
Misses Frances and Lillian Dunning of Wind
sor. Miss Frances Dunning performed the
feat il the remarkable time Of 4.30 and took
first prize. The time made by Miss Lillian
was 5.07.
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TIE DADDY slashes sugar again. Gran, &c.
SraAR HoUaE. 731 18th.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

HpRRcAsr TILL EIGHT An. FRIDAY.
For the District of Columbia, New Jersey,
Eastern Pennsylvania. Delaware. Maryland and
Virginia. fair, preceded by light rain on the
Virginia coast; warmer except stationary tenn
perature on the coast: variable winds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-24

Julian 8. Carr of Durham has been re.
elected president, and William c. STRONGHOLD
of Raleigh, secretary of the North Carolina as
sociation of ex-cOnfederate veterans.
The Farmers Alliance peanut union of cas-
tern Virginia, comprising thirty-ive local al.
liances, have established general ware house a
Waverly, Nd, and selected Jno. d. Owen al
agent.
Alderman Adam Of Ottawa, Canada, has fec
to the United States with $4,000 Of embezzlet
funds.
William H. Bartholomew has been found
guilty at Easton, Pa, Of the murder Of Aaror
w. billiard.
Louis Kelternann entered the home of hi
father-in-law, VIM. Breed, in WATERFOWL, Wis.,
and shot his wife in the right temple, infictine
wound which will no doubt prove fatal
keiternann escaped and is still at large.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-24

VISIT the Empire Carpet Cleaning Works
6Sl-635 Mass. ave. NV. Telephone 1872.
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But not the grade of our goods. This fact as
serts itself in the quality of our 80 suits.
EIsEMAN Bios, It'll and E,
Manufacturing Clothiers and Tailors
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SUoAa SLAsHED Down; graduated, &c.
SUGAR HOUSE, 731 It'll.
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Too Light to Hurt the Weakest Spin
Is the Wheeler Wilson number nine
ocl9-lm Office 437 9Th st. NV.
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Look-5Oc. Cash, 25c. Weekly-New
credit system. Rogers Silver Ware, China,
Lace Curtains, Table Linen, Portieres. Address
GAIN, Star Office; will call with samples. It,
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w. 8. FISHER. florist. 1925 Pa. ave. NV.
We LOWER THE PRICE,

]. MoILvEEN, the original sugar regulator;
granulated, &c. SUGAR HOUSE, 73l 7th.
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Sc. "Hoy' Cigar! AllHayapa and sumatr

For Bronchial, Asthmatic and Pulmon.
airy Complaints, ''Bro,rn's Bronchial Trocles''
have remarkable curative properties Sold only
in bones. oc22-eo3t&k
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LATEST STYLES of mems felt derbys, 81. 81
and e.; extra value. A. L. LEWIS, 435 It'll st
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SPRING LEAF BLENDED SPRING LEAF BrESDxp.
The famous Johnston spring leaf blended tea.
Early buds tenderly picked in SC. packages.
Ask any grocer.
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changed. All ia. ave. Oc23-eO5t
Rare Values in China and House Fur
nishings.-$37 rs Decorated English Toilet Set,
excellent patterns, at S269; - Decorated Eng
lish Tea Sets, new shapes and handsome de-
signs, at SASS; $3.50 French China Tea Set,
beautiful decorations. at $64S; 81 White Slop
Jars, at &c.; % Novelty Clothes Wringer, best
make, at S2.24; Soc. Decorated Ivory-body Gus
pidors, 22c.; 75c. Decorated Fruit Ssucers at
25c. doz.; Heavy Japanned Bread Boxes,
three sizes, 40, so and 60c.; Rogers Best Triple
spoons, &c.,; Tablespoons, SISS; Table Forks
$L9S SET at b. HoLLANDER Agt.,
IT. 40S It'll st.
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9l9 Pa. Ave.
WIN SINISTER b SONS.

DRY GOODS.
and wellselected Stock to Quality and Style as we
have ever had the pleasure of displaying the people
Of Washington.
Our Prices % Low ss arc consistent with the
quality OF the fabrics SELL We feel assured it will
pay those who are in search Of good goods at fair
prices to pay call. We name part the following
100 pieces "a PLAIN FLANNELS, all new and de-
sirsbls Shades Of this season.
200 pieces Of CASHMERES and HENRIETTAS
This lot comprises all Prices, Widths and Colors.
They range in price from SOC. to 81 so per yard
200 pieces Of IMPORTED CLOTHS for Tsilor-mads
Dresses, from 81 to 90 per yard; all colors
100 pieces Of FRENCH and SCOTCH WOOL
PLAlDs. The effect and coloring really beautiful
The prices all right
Three hundred COMBINATION DRESSER All
new designs. This seasons importation
Our silk Department can show some decided bar.
gains.
Black. White and Colored FABLES in great profu.
sion all at New York prices
Our stock of BLACK GOODS was never l.rpe, n,
better assorted Lupin's and Priestley's makes pre-
dominating.
We have for housekeepers decided bargains In
BLANKETS, QUILTS. COMFORTS. TABLE
Our Hosiery and Underwear Department Ia lsree
and both ladies and gentlemen will find great variety
to select FROM.
Goods arenew The prices are correct
We have but one price. and that the lowest the mar
ket affords.
One price only.
"THE BEST THE CHEAPEST.
y. n. sHUsTKR 4 soNa
cole s1s PENx AVE. NV
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REMEMBER, WE HAVE NO BRANCH STORE ON
7TH ST. DO NOT BE MIsLED COUPONS GIVEN
TO EVERY PURCHASER OF q OR OVER, 90 OF
WHICH RNTITLEs YOU TO A HANDSOME
CRAYoN PORTRAIT OF YOURSELF. Oh ANY
MEMBER OF YOUR FAMILY. xIEaANTLY
FRAMED. ABsoLUTELYYRKk
oeS-tr
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Granulated, &c. SUGAR HOUSE, 731 It'll. 1t
Dog Collars engraved free. walford's, Pa. av.
ocl5-eo5t%
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HEAvY GRos GRA1s BLACK Suxs.

SPECIAL CASH tsrsains 75c-, s7,<c. q. sl.25.
DOUBLE WHITE WOOL BLANKETS, sl.6o.
ELEGANT DRESS GOODS: Cashmere Plaids and
Cashmere Strlpes all pure hne French wool aud
wide, double width. CASH bargain 5Sc.
HANDSOME FRENCH SATEEN COMFORTS In
larxe, elegant styles, immense size, q. SO.
ROYAL FRENCH SERGE, In Al colors ali pure
6ne WOOL vie double width. CASH bargsin 3s36c.
EXCELLENT QUALITY BLACK Silks Use
VALUABLE PRESENTS for Cash Customers.
Select one Of the following presents with purchaee
OF %: Apelr Of LAr(e-size Damank Towels. worth 10
Pair o1 6alk Embroidered CoYets, 75c.
CAkTERS Cash Sporu.
III MARKET SPACE.
no CREDIT. but the very lowest prices for caah.
HEAVY WHITE WOOL BLANKETs, immense stss.
fkUIT OF The Lo6S Cotton. yasd vida nc.
LADIES BkOADCLoTH. pure wool. one ysEd and .
al HA si6s 81 CLOTH on. y..s ..a. A.s
vide, pure wool, special CASH bargain, Soc
EXTRA HEAvYBED COMFORTS, Use, SIC. IL
HAMnsoHx S60CADE SILKS Sc q. n q
"a Ri al n; g S4srsrxrs ,or On o,.,op.r.
esleet one q The fouoy1n9 preseu9 WITH apufeA9ee
Quilt worth also; 9 Doasn ltns p.nssk Nspktn4
Towelas worth el.6Q eel5
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SAVE Your Eyesight Consult HExpLER. cor. AZ.
DIsPEL ALL DoUB-

DIsPEL ALL DOUBT
As 10 the quality Of our $3.50 and s10 over
coats by personal inspection.
EIsENAN BRos., It'll and E,
Mannfacturin CIar hiara and Taila.a
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SUskR SLAsHEp Down TWICE during this week.
Granulated, &c. SUGAR HOUSE, 731 It'll.
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Granulated, &c. SUGAR HOUSE, 731 7th II
Correct Style Derbies in the Dunlap,
Youman, Knox 4 Miller Blocks, in all dimen-
sions. We can suit you beyond doubt.
FRANC, One Price,
ocA Corner 7th and d SITS.
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SEE Them! SEE THEMM
Those special presents given with every pound
Of tea or baking powder.
CHINA AND JAPAN TEA Co., 731 It'll.
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EIsENAN Bros, It'll and E,
Child's Department, second floor.
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For CASH,

GRASrLArLD, &c. SUGAR HOUSE, 73l It'll st.
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GRASuIArEp, &c. sreAn HOUSE. 7s1 It'll st.
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BEFORE You Buy your carpets and furniture
zee W. II. Hoeke's stock and get his prices
SUGAR. SUGAR! SUGAR.
Another reduction today.
Granulated, &c. SUGAR House, 731 18th.
THERE Is No TINE LIKE THE PRESENT
to get a chIld's suit for 81 or overcoat for
S26O.
EIsENAS BRos It'll and E.
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Smoke and Water Sale.

Smoke and Water Sale.
Owing to the fire occurred in the rear part
of my store October 15 IL a. M, caused the en-
tire stock to be damaged by smoke and water
Having made a settlement with insurance com
panies l can now afford to sell entire stock at
half price. This is a bona fide sale and no
burnt Shoes. Call at once goods are now ON
sale. BosToN SHOE HOUSE,
912 It'll st. NV, bet and K
Sign Blue Slipper over the door. ocl7-2w
&c. "Hoy'' Cigar! Sales LOCO, 900 a month!
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Phillips Digestible Cocoa,
Delicious, easily digested, highly nourishing. 8
The great popular cough cure, DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup. Price only rs cts.
Fine HOminy, 15c. Pkg. F. E. ALrEMus, 1410 Pc
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