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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-19
ANACOSTIA.

MARRIED IN CHURCH.-The Jackson street M.
f. church was filled last night with the village
people to witness the marriage ceremony OF
Mr.. Harry Emo and Miss Carrie Williamson,
both of Anacostia. Promptly at 1880 the bridal
party arrived and were conducted to the altar
by the ushers. Messrs. Will Jordon, w. A. Will
hanson, W. N Fisher and Frank Emo. The
ceremony performed by Rev. W. II. Reed
of the Hanover street NJ. 4. church, Baltimore,
assisted by the pastor Rev. E. Richardson. The
bride prettily attired in brown silk. After
brief service a reception was given at their
home on Jackson street.
PERSONAL---VERY.. w. II. Reed formerly of the
ME. church here, but now of Baltimore, is
greeting his old friends today.--Alrs. John
Moe of Fairfax, Va, and Miss Ida Schaffer of
Loudoun county, Va, who have been visiting
Capt. ID. l.. Pitchers family several weeks, have
returned home.-Mrs. Medley of st. Joe, Mo-.
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. j. l..
Grimes of Monroe street, has returned to the
west Mrs. Grimes being much improved in
health.-Miss Corrie Etzler, who has been
visiting in Maryland, has returned home ON ac-
count of sickness in the family.--Mr. Archie
Heller, who has been publishing the local paper,
il ouite i'll
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A st. Louis Heiress Abducted,

In ST. Louis yesterday Alice Jackman, a six
teen-year-old child, was playing in front of the
residence of W. II. Brouthers, in whose charge
she was temporarily placed. when six men
jumped from hack, seized her and forcibly
carried her away in the presence of Miss
Brouthers and her niece, Miss Myrtle Hunt, a
young woman of eighteen. They first seized
Miss Hunt and dragged her to their rig, when
one OF them looked at her face and said she
wasn't the one they wanted. Miss Jackman
was then bounced upon and showed head fore
most in the carriage. The girl screamed and
fought, but to no purpose. The girls father
died year or ago, leaving an estate of
$4,000. The child was then placed in charge
of her uncle, who was appointed her guardian
Three months later she ran away on account Of
alleged cruel treatment. The Humane society
placed her in charge of Mr.. Brouthers, mem
Der Of the society. who refused to deliver the
child to her guardian when he demanded her.
The uncle denies any connection with the af-
fair
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Real Estate Matters.

Sarah Green has bought for Sl5.25o of F.
Iadins ct al subs Al to As, square north of
5l5, i7.42 feet on New York avenue and 1s5. 20
feet on 4th street northwest.
Calvin Cain has bought Of Rosa NJ. Cochran
Tor slO'2S7.s1 part sub G and sub II, square
$50, fronting 80 feet inches on 18th between n
and % streets northwest. WI ~
John Grinder has bought for $4,000 OF w
T. Ciark parts IL and Is. square $40, fronting
"a feet 10 inches on Pierce street betxesn
North Capitol and Ist streets northwest
L. A. Barr has bought for $1,000 of ]. C.
Davidson part l, block 3, lie Droit Park.
ID. III. HIldreth has bought of Z. II. Fovle,
for $500 sub 81. square Sss. 1916 by 81. AZ on
A between 18th and 18th streets northeast
Victor Becker has bought for "a 500 OF A TT
Norton sub %, square 3SS, 20 by % feet on IOtI
between o and p streets northwest.
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el9 PENN. AVE,

CASH BAneA1ss In Day GooDs.
HANDSOME CASHMERE PLAIDS. pure French
wool, wide double width, Jec.
DOUBLE WHITE WOOL BLANKETS. immense
size, extra heavy: cash bargain, 50.
BLACK SURAH SILKS, excellent quality, Doc.
CoLOkED SILK PUSHES, excellent quality, SOC
B baE AZ ASTkAkHAMC L0IM excellent quality 81.
BED COMFORTS, extra heavy, ?5c, SIC, 81.
SIDE BAND CASHMERES, double width, 25c.
HENRIETTA CASHMEBES and HENRIETTA
SEhGES, nearly yard and hale wide, pure wool. 50c.
DQUBLE WHITE WOOL BLANKETS. $l.50.
BEAUTIFUL SIDE BAND FRENCH DRESS
0O0DS double width. pure wool, 50c.
BLACK FRENCH SILKS. excellent quality; special
VERY FINE dSALifSy i PURE WOOL BLANKETS.
CLOTH pLAIDs pure wool. yard and half wide.
ROYAL fRtN6H SERGE. wide double width. pure
p0gBLE White WOOL BLANKETs, o., ~ so. %.
LADIES' BkOkDCLOTH, yard and . hall wide pure
WOOL real good quality S73<c.
CARRIERS Cash Store
I'll MARKET SPACE
VALUABLE PRESENTS for Cash Customer
Select one OF the following presents with purchase
40; palr OF Large size Dsmnsk Towels, worth 20
c9; Hall Dozen Fine Danask Napkins, worth 15c. |:
fair o. Blk embroidered Corsets, 75c.
Select one OF tho following presents with apurchase
% $40 o., more: A LarEe-uxe Handsome Bridal
Qult worth u. so; 9 Dozen Zine Damask Napkins,
WORTH eloOe or tyo PatD Of LAxge-siEe Fine DxmnaE
Aeweass worm ~1.o0 MA
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The Decision i'm the Ward Case

1t was briefly mentioned in yesterdays SrAE
that Chief Justice Bingham had overruled the
motion to admit to bail Frank K. Ward. in
dicted for the murder Of Maurice Adler. The
chief justice said that he had been more
liberal in permitting the introduction Of eyi
denee than is usual on such motion. He haC
gwen careful consideration to the evidence apC
the authorities submitted and the responsible,
duty imposed upon him he performed without
reference to his own feelings or sympathies
The law. il is true, gave him discretion in tn,
matter, but that is a judicial discretion to be
exercised after ascertsining the character o.
the ofiense. the circumstances and the usage,
Oh law IN ike cases. He would say no more
put That his opinion and conclusion was tha
the motion must be overruled
The court was at once adjourned and tbs
prisoner was taken back to iail.
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Golden Cross Entertainment.

The second annual complimentary entertain
ment OF the United Order of the Golden Cross
last evening in Masonic temple was well at
tended despite the Indictment weather. The
exercises opened with prayer by Rev. Nelson
Falls, and addresses were made as follows: BY
VIM. II. solomon of Boston, past supreme COM
mander OF the order. upon the fraternal fea-
lures: by Mr. T. VI. Bradley of Good Will. No.
81 upon the temperance features, and by Mr.
Fred L. Woodward OF Meridian, No. 178, upon
what it costs to belong to the Golden Cross
The program included several selections by the
Orchestral club, Prof. Theo. /. King, director,
and Miss Matte Bartlett, pianist; vocal solos
by Miss lola F. Williams, Mr.. W. j. Caulfield,
Mr.. j. Henry Kaiser and Miss Emily E. Frech,
and singing by quartet, Mrs. Williams. Mrs
Hazard, Mr.. Kaiser and MIR. Caulfield. John
Tweedale gave a reading, Chas. l.. Milligan a
recitation and Rev. W. II. Young read the
chariot race from Ben Hur." The National
commandery choir chorus of twenty-five
voices, rendered "Auld Lang Syne" and the
"Old Kentucky Home" Their costumes were
quaint and attractive. A novel exhibition was
given by Miss Jessie L. Deane. Miss Olive
Travers. Misses Grace G. Smith, Julia L. Nc
Dowell, Sallie c. Burritt and Cynthia Z. Griffin
called The Language of Emotive Gestures"
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CONGRESSMAN IN TOWN.
Representatives Who Have Located
Themselves for the Winter.

The following are the names and address,
Of the Members Of the House Of Represent,
tives now in this city:
Adams, G. E., Arlington.
Anderson, ]. D., PA LIST street ne.
Anderson, ]. A., 1909 F street.
t'oothman. ID. NJ, National.
Breckenridge, c. R., 21s North Capitol street.
Breckinridge, w. {. p, 1921 10th street.
brown, J. b., Richmond flats
Burrows, J. c., 1929 Q street.
Butterworth. B., LIE Droit Park.
Bynum, W. D., 1914 18th street.
Cannon, J. g., Shoreham.
Carter, T. H., 91s 14th street.
Catchings, I. c., Metropolitan
Cheadle, ]. B., S01 18th street.
Cheatham, H. P, 1874 Connecticut avenue,
Chapman, ]. L., Godfrey's.
Clark, c. B., 1713 18th street.
Cogswell, Wm., 1926 L street.
Craig. s. A., 523 18th street.
DalZell, John. 1901 Massachusetts avenue.
Dubois, F. T., 1890 18th street
Dunnell, NJ. H., National
Elliott, VIM, 1918 Q street.
Gest, VIM. H.. St. James.
Clifford, o. S., 807 18th street.
Hansbrough, H. c.. Riggs
Haugen, N. P, 8l3 18th street.
Heard, J. T.. S14 New Jersey avenue NV.
Henderson. d. B., Wormley's
Herbert, II. A, 1903 Rhode Island avenue,
Hit, r. R., 1907 K street.
Houk, L. c., 1l04 O street.
Kennedy, r. p, 21l A street Sc.
Ketcham, j. H.. 1929 street
Kinsey, W. NJ, 1874 Vermont avenue.
Lodge, H. c., 1921 Rhode Island avenue,
Martin, A. N, Langham.
Mason, w. E., $40 18th street.
McAdoo, VIM, 1920 street.
McCreary, j. B., Shoreham.
Mckinley, W., jr., Ebbitt.
McRae, L. c., 1926 I'd street sc.
Mills, r. g., Ills G. street.
Cultivate, ]. H, Dupont circle.
Parrett, W. F., Ebbitt.
Payson, l.. E., Ills G street
Peel, S. W., 9l2 East Capitol street.
Picker, j. A., 212 North Capitol street.
Quackenbush, j. A., 1925 G Street.
Randall, S. j., 100 G street Sc.
Reed, Il. b., Shoreham.
Taylor, A. A., 1912 street.
Taylor, Abner, ShOreham.
Taylor, j. d., 1914 10th street.
Thompson. A. c., 216 North Capitol street
Townsend, g. c., Hamilton.
Turner, L. j., 1026 18th street.
Wade, w. H., $40 18th street.
Wlke, Scott, - LIST street ne.
Wilson, j. L., 1893 street.
Yoder, s. s., "a Sd ne.
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TIFFANY & Co.,
UNION SQUARE, NEW YORK.
THE AWARD OF

UNION SQUARE, NEW YORK.
THE AWARD OF
THE GRAND PRIZE
AND THE DECORATION OF THE LEGION
OF HONOR
TO THE HEAD OF THE HOUSE FOR THE
EXCELLENCE OF THE SILVER WARE
SHOWN BY TIFFANY Il co. AT THE EX-
POSITION UNIvERSELLE. AT PARIS, IN
1878, WAS A REVELATION TO MANY AS
TO THE ADVANCE MADE IN SILVER
WARE MANUFACTURE IN AMERICA.
THAT TIFFANY l. co. HAVE NOT
CEASED THEIR EFFORT TO EXCEL is
FULLY SHOWN BY THE FACT THAT
THEIR SILVER WARE HAS AGAIN WON
THE GRAND PRIZE AT THE EXPOSITION
OF 1889. AND THE MANAGING DIRECTOR
OF THEIR SILVER MANUFACTURES HAS
BEEN AWARDED THE DECORATION OF
THE LEGION OF HONOR.
THESE TWO RECoGNITIoNs UNDoUBT-
WAKES ALL
QUESTION AS THE MOST ADVANCED IN
DESIGN AND MANUFACTURE.
ALL WHO APPRECIATE REFINEMENT
AND APPROPRIATENESS OF FORM AND
DECORATION. AND THoRoUGHNEss IN
MAKE AND FINISH. WILL BE SURE TO
FIND TIFFANY CO.'S SILVER WARE SAT-
IsFACToRY.
THE SAME CARE IS GIVEN IN DESIGN
ING AND FINISHING THE SMALLEST AS
TO THE MOST IMPORTANT PIECES. IT'S
MADE EXPRESSLY FOR THEIR OWN
TRADE, is NEVER SOLD TO DEALERS AND
THEREFORE, POSSESSES A CERTAIN EX-
CLUsIvENEss OF STYLE NOT POSSIBLE
IN GOODS MADE FOR THE GENERAL
TRADE.
n19-tu.th.sa
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Liquor Dealers and the Commissioners.

II the Commissioners adhere to their rule of
allowing only four saloons in a square it will
be the means of reducing the number of
saloons in Washington over 100. 1t is stated
that some of the liquor dealers here have ap-
piled to the Wholesale merchants in Balti-
more, Philadelphia, New York and ad-
joining cities for protection. and that
combination is being formed to defeat
the plans of the Commissioners The way they
hope to bring about this end is, it is said. 10
have these wholesale dealers go to the Repre-
sentatives or Senators of their respective dis
trlcts or states and lay the case before them and
IN that way defeat the confirmation of the Com
missioners. Commissioner Douglass, in con-
yersatlon with a STAR reporter today, said that
1t was his intention to carry out the new rule
to the letter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-19

Ex.President Cleveland having been elected
a member of the BandanG (dcmocratic) club of
Louisville, KY, has sent letter of acknowl-
edgement saying that the work now in hand
consists in still further presenting to the peo-
pie the wisdom and benefcence of the demo-
cratic principles, rather than the advancement
of the claims of any individual.
Lum Smith, editor of the Agents Herald,
Philadelphia, is still il Jail awaiting sentence
for criminal libel against Anthony Comstock
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Robert e. Hall, the Alleged Forper

Robert E. Hall, the alleged forger who was
recently arrested by Detective Raft
for the Colorado authorities, was
brought from the second precinct station
yesterday afternoon to police headquarters.
The officers anticipated the discharge of the
prisoner on the habeas corpus and they fortified
themselves against such action by swearing to
warrant charging him with forgery in this
city
When the habeas corpus case was called al
O'Clock by Judge Montgomery the return OF
ajor Moore was read. showing that Hall was
held for forgery here, and the writ was
promptly dismissed
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A Pleasant Anniversary Celebration

dinner was given last evening by Mr.. Ed
ward +. Droop to his employees and friends
Mr.. Droop has been thirty-three years in the
piano business in this city and he celebrated
the anniversary by bringing his friends and
associates i'll business about him at the social
board. The occasion was a very pleasant one,
and Mr.. Droop was warmly congratulated by
all present on his honorable and prosperous
business career of n third of century. lie
also received a number OF congratulations by
telegraph.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-19

The CHINESE PORCELAIN SALE.-Owing to rain
this morning the sale of this exceptionally fine
collection Of Chinese table and other decora-
tioIss at Dowling's, 18th and Pennsylvania
avenue. was not very largely attended, there
fore the greater portion OF the catalogue is left
for tomorrow's sale, when great bargains may
be expected
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CUr1cURA Is GREAr,

Because great things required Of it. Curing akin
diseases is no easy matter Every sufferer from tor
turing. dsfguring, itching, burning bleeding scaly
and pmply diseases Of the skim scalp and blood with
loss of hair will admit this view of the almost total
failure of the usual remedies. CUTICURA is the
greatest of skin cures IL
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EXCURSIONS.
RAYMoSD's
VACATION
EXCURSIONS.
ALL TRAVELLING EXPENSES INCLUDED
AwINTER
CALIFORNIA.


The second party Of the season will LEAVE PHIL
DECEMBER H. FOR PASADENA, Los ANGELES,
MA.
The route will he via Chicago, Kansas City, Las
Vegas Hot Springs, santa he, Albuquerque Barstow
and san Bernardino. The trip beyond Chicago TO be
made IN SPECIAL TRAIN OF MAGNIFICENT
HESTlBULED PULLMAN PALACE CAks, WITH
PULLMAN PALACE DINING CAR.
Parties will also LEAVE PHILADELPHIA THURS
DAY, JANUARY 8, and THURSDAY, JANUARY 30
and proceed TO Southern California over the same
route; and ON MONDAY, JANUARY q via Cincinnati,
New Orleans, Galveston, Houston, San Antonio and II
Paso.
Every ticket entities the holder visit Los Angeles
The Raymond, at East Pasadena, Riverside, San
Diego, Santa Monica, Santa Barbara, Francisco,
Santa Cruz San Jose, Mount Hamilton, San Rafael and
other leading resorts in California. CHOICE OF
TEEN RETURNING PARTIES UNDER SPECIAL
ESCORT. RETURN TICKETS ALSO GOOD ON
ALL TRAINS UNTIL JULY, 1890 independent
Tickets covering every expense both ways giving
tire freedom to the while in California,
also III making the Journey homewsrd Hotel coupons
last Pasadena: Hotel verdome, san Jose; Palace
HOTEL San Francisco; Hotel del Coronado Diego
Hotel Rafael San Rafael; Santa Cruz: The Arlington
and San Marcos, Santa Barbara; Hotel Arcadia Santa
DATES OF OTHER CALIFORNIA EXCURSIONS:
February 10 and Is and March q, 10 and 20.
DATES OF MEXICO EXCURSIONS: january IL,
February and March 10.
sH,send for, descriptive circulars, designating
desired.
RAYMOND wHITCOMB
III South 9th ST. under Continental hotel,
n16-eo3t' Philadelphia, Pa.
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Poon R ,!7 PEI, Goops -
n19-tu, ,sat-3t

We have complete line of WATERPROOF CLOTH
INC OF the latest styles and finest quality Goods
are Celebrated for their Quality and Durability aud
our naae on any article Of manufactured rubber is
OF our ONEkSIiOES will outwear two par of ordinary
goods We make the best kCBBEIl BOOTS in the
world and our CBBkR CLOTHING is the best and
most reliable ON the market We will not be under-
sold for like grade of goods.
GooDyEAk RUBBER CO., 500 9th st.
MEANWHILE LINDSAY, MANAGER. sc7.:Sm
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Eureka! Perfection at last. Aluminium
Spectacles have lately been introduced; they
cost no more than other glasses and are far
superior Be sure and examine these before
buying others. 1t
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

FORECAST TILL EIGHT AN. WEDNESDAY.
Yer the District of Columbia. Delaware,
Maryland and Virginia, clearing, fair Wednes-
day; cooler; westerly winds.
THE IScLEMENT WEATHER has no doubt kept
many customers from going to Julius Lans-
burSh's old store, 3l5 9TH street, where they are
closing out their entire stock at actual cost
4 splendid opportunity to reft your house at a
very moderate cost. just imagine they are
selling tapestries for 60c.; body brussels for 90c
and velyets at 5l.I0. worth almost double the
money. Furniture is going equally as low; a
handsome mahogany parlor suite in either
tapestry or plush for $3.50, worth $50. We
have also some cheaper suites at the same re-
GuctIon. Smyrna rugs have again been re-
dTcel Bureau size. S1.45; 90 H.. ~. 40: 80 in.
ass; 50 in. 81 10; 4x7, S7.35 and 6x9 only
=l7.3j. worth S27. Lace curtains from zoe up.
Chenille portieres, 63 in. for $3.50 and " IN.
for $3.50 We also closing out what re-
mains of our upholstery goods. Don't fail to call
az once. Remember, julius LANsBURGa's
old store. 315 18th street.
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Rrse1sa NOISES

in the ears, sometimes a roaring, buzzing sound, OF
swapping like the report of pistol are caused by
catarrh that exceedingly dsagreeable and very com.
mon disease. Loss of smell or hearing also result
from catarrh. Hoods Sarsaparlla, the great blood
purifier. is peculiarly successful remedy for catarrh
which it cures b. graduating from the blood the
purity which causes and promotes this disease Try
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-19

Bargains in Children's Cloth Newmarket
four to twelve years, and Mems and Ladies,
German Hand-knit Cardigan Jackets. FoLLIS's
PALAIs ROYAL, 914 9TH st. bet and K NV. lts
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CITY ITEMS.
Do You Feel Chilly:

Perhaps your work is such tina. you can't
wear an Overcoat Then put on one Of our
Saxony Wool Hand Knit Jackets and feel what
true comfort ia. They sell from $3.50 up.
FRANC, One-Price,
1t Cor. It'll and d.
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American Institute of Architects

Tho following officers of the Washington
chapter OF architects have left the city to at.
tend the annual convention of the American
Institute OF Architects, to be held in Cincin-
natl November 20: William NJ. Poinde xter
president; Glenn Brown, treasurer, and Rober,
Stead, secretary. They expect to be away
about one week, as they will visit several large
cities OF the northwest after the convention ad.
lourns- One of the objects of the convention
Is 70 consolidate the American Institute of Arch.
Nects and Western Association Of Architects.
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DoS'T FORGET
To come in and take a look through our stock
of s15 suits We have an endless variety and
we're sure to please you.
EIsENAN Bros, It'll and Z,
Manufacturing Clothiers and Tailors.
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Now Is THE TINE

For WALL PAPERS AND WINDOW SHADES e
10 r. W. HENDERSON, 1113 F st. NV.
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Pulverized Mocha and Java Coffee &c.
Rye Whisky, 5 Years Old, per gal $3.50.
New Mixed Nuts. New Raisins.
Home Made Mince Meat
Preserves, in 2-lD. cans, 25c.
n15-l9 p r. WILSON ga It'll ST NV
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To get an overeoat if you have Mt already got
one. See ours at SIS; all styles including
cape coats.
EIsEMAN Bros. 18th and E.
Manufacturing Clothiers and Tailors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-19

MEDIcATED SCARLET FLsNNELs from 75c. up.
FRANC, One-Price,
Cor. 18th and ID.
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HOODS sARsAPARILLA

Il used Hoods Sarsaparilla for catarrh and received
great relief and benefit from it. The catarrh was very
dsagreeable especially in the winter causing constant
discharge from my nose. ringing noises in my ears.
and pains in the back of my head The effort to clear
my head in the morning by hawking and splitting was
painful. Hoods Sarsaparlla gave me relief .immedi-
ately, while in time entirely cured i am never
without the medicine in my house, as think it is
worth its weight i'll gold "-MRs. G. b GLIB, 1929
9Th st. NV, Washington, DC.
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&c. "Hoy" Cigar! Sales l,OOO, 900 month!

For the Greatest Bargains
n Boots and Shoes Of all descriptions call to
he smoke and water sale at the Boston Shoe
House, 9l2 It'll st. NV, between and K Shoes
for Ladies, Gents, Misses and Children, slightly
damaged by water, at half price. Do not for
get the place.
Boston SHOE HOUSE,
II. GoLDsTEIN, Prop,
912 7th st. n. W., bet. l and K
n6-1m Sign, Blue Slipper over the door
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SC. '.Hoy, Cigar! All Havana and sumatral

Throat Diseases commence with q Cough,
Cold, or Sore Throat. "Brotrns Bronchial
Troches" give immediate relief. Sold only in
boxes. Price rs cts. nl9-eo&k3t
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NM NM ZEE Nm N
sH WIEN + E. s sS ss
n NJ n EEE N Nm

An unusual Offering in Half Hose.
They are all wool, gray, seamless with double heel
and toe. and 35c. pair is what you usually pay for
them. We've had too much warm weather for 10 sell
many Wool Hose Wen offer these
FOR THREE DAYS ONLY
AT PIC. A PAIR.
There's plenty of cold weather coming, and when
you want them then off they are here) you may have
to pay 35c. a pair for them.
Another shipment Of 80 dozen Of Unlaundered
Dress Shirts. all sizes. They have linen bosoms,
bands and wristbands; other parts made Of best
'Dwights Anchor muslin have patent stays in neck
and sleeves and gusseted where needed, and they it,
Try one if it isn't satisfactory here's your money and
only
To be sold for THREE DAYS at that price CON-
pare with others and find out what they're worth
UNUSUAL VALUES IN
UNDERWEAR FOR MEN
FOR TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY.
We will sell our sl.25 Medicated Ccochinesi dye,
An-wool Red Underwear. Shirts Drawers. and they
worth every mill of sl25. The quality csur
be bought anywhere for less than that.
SPECIAL PRICE Soc EACH.
That sl25 Gray Scotch Underwear for 75c 10 a
WONDER. At the rate they selling they won't
last the week No better proof Of their value need
be given We still have q complete line Of sizes in
either Shirts Drawers Call before they broken
MEMS DRESS GLOVES 81 A PAIR.
We have secured q Glove which we guarantee in
every detail They come with either spear or heavy
stitching whichever you the best value
have for the price. Remember. We fully guar
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CLOSING SALE OF BooKs.-This evening vii,
close the sale of books at Dowiinc's. when the
most important part OF the catalogue will be
sold Book buyers should be on hand
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