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Star Spring Water.
Saratoga Star Spring Water for sale in bot
ties and by the glass by all druggists. SAM'L
c. palmer, Agent. ja25-s, tn, thl5Ot
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Do You WANT BARGAINS

Do You WANT BARGAINS
IN HOUSE FURNISHINGS
II SO. see those offered by
JULIUS LANSBURGH.
18TH AND STREETS.
before buying elsewhere.
GREAT REDUCTIONS III EVERY DEPARTMENT.
CURTAINS. DRAPERIEs. UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
to les. than one,half Of H former SSi prices.
1I5 pr Oriental Striped Cartains reduced to $40
liz pr imported Punjsb Curtains reduced from ZIG
100 Fancy Striped Light weight Curtains reduced
to Csc per pr former price $500 Cool and durs-
FOR FURNITURE rt t1EEkfNes AND DRApERY.
5 SaS' reduced from 500 90 to to $ Co. Per "a
3SS33 1 IS. to ass. :. :.
35Oyds Silk and Wool Renaissance reduced to s1 40
per I'd former price $500.
MATT1NGi MATTINGl
Nothing nicer cooler for floor coverings for um-
$50 Rolls Plain White Mating reduced to 80 40 per
337 Rolls Fancy Mating reduced to "a per roll
$50 Rolls Fancy Mating reduced from 50 to 81 per
III Rolls Fancy Mating reduced from 10 to 81
3S sGlls IF Fancy Seamless Mating reduced from
Y fansH Seamless Mating reduced from
Soisp PEI Fancy Seamless Mating reduced from
5G SOls fN SsTas Ss' CARPETS
for this week only. Best Atwood Ingram Carpets
made and laid at 65c. per yard.
Have you those Elegant 3-piece Solid Oak
Suites offered 1T 49,. worth $40 Antique Oak and
18th Century finish; large dresser; beveled glass
These Suites are, t0O doubt. the finest offered
eE e' mG5fy 81 E tss STOCK OF FUR
NIIURE: Ch and see tte Bargains offered Baby Car
riases, 81 S5-the best ever shown at that price
worth fully 81. Also full line of finer and hand
somer Carriages from 81 80 up to $50
RefrigeratOrs and Ice Chests from soup. Buy now
and be prepared for the hot weather.
Give your order for Window Screens and Doors
Estimates furnished. Adjustable Window Screens
will fit any door.
lrotect your Furniture with
LOOSE COVERS,
made to order at lowest possible prices. Perfect fl
guaranteed.
New and select stock of Wall Papers Latest and cor.
rect Effects. Thorough UOrkntdnsfp and Lou Prices
JULIUS LANSBURGH,
m31 18th
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A Benefit Lawn Party.

An attractive and successful lawn party for
the benefit Of the building fund OF the Twelfth
Street Southeast Me. Church was given last
evening on the spacious grounds of DIR. ]. L.
Adams, corner Of North Carolina avenue and
9Th street southeast. The young people of the
church and their friends were out in force and
we're active IN making it pleasant to visitors
and profitable to the church. A full toned organ
made the promenade under the Chinese Ian
terms specially agreeable. The affair under
The general management of the building fund
committee, Messrs. Baker, Soper, Emmops,
Crowthers, Adams, Harmon, Williams and Os-
borne.
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CONDENSED LOCALS.

Thursday evening the students of the law de-
partment of Georgetown University will pre-
sent to the university portrait of the late Hon.
Vim. VI. Merrlck, who. at the time of his death.
was member of the law faculty The exer-
eises will take place at National Rifles Hall.
DIR. William b Roose. jr., of this city. who
graduated in April last at the Maryland Medical
University with high honors, has received the
appointment OF assistant resident on the sur
glcal side of the Johns Hopkins Hospital, Bal
tImOre. Md.
The Court in General Term yesterday ap-
pointed the following committee ON admissions
10 the bar: A. Il. Duvall, 5. Il. Bond. John
Crltcher, III. Randall Webb. W. 5. Johnston.
The Mercantile Real Estate Investment Com
pany has filed a certificate of incorporation by
q. i. Bacon, p. r. Daley, A. j. Smith, X. n
Harding. j. b. Law and 5. b. Wright.
The Wlmodaughsis has filed a certificate of
incorporation. The object is the education of
women, the erection of building for the
American Woman Suffrage Association, the es-
Enlistment of an art gallery. II is signed by
Lucy Z. Anthony of Fort Scott Kan; Anna H.
Shaw of Evanstown, ILL., Mary Desha of Lex
ington. Ky; Fanny y. Edwards, Emma NJ Gill
lett, Adelaide johnson and Eliza Titus Ward
The Lobby Club has filed a certificate of in
corporation by T. S. Campbell, G. W. Hawley
and L l.. Donohue.
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A Real Estate Company,s Officers

At the annual meeting of the stockholders Of
''The Washington Real Estate Company" held
in Alexandria,, Va, yesterday the following
were elected officers for the ensuing year:
President, John II. Walter; vice president. Leo
Simmons; secretary, w. Mosby Williams;
treasurer, John Ridout; directors, VIM. II.
Barstow. Frank Z. Corbett Geo. A. Jordan,
John Ridout aud Barlow L.. Walker; finance
committee, o. X. Urner (charman). Chas. w.
Bli.zey and Victor Anderson. A resolution was
adopted making the capital stock. SlOO, 900.
shares Z 10 each. maid
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SCHOOL
President G. F. Dawson Of the East Wash
ington Citizens Association presided at
meeting of the association held in Weller d
Repetti's office, on Pennsylvania avenue south
east, last evening. The following committees
were appointed: On street improvements-M.
l. Weller, VI. W. Wines, F. A. Lehman, A. F.
Sperry, John Il. Miller, Duncan Thompson,
Adam Gaddis Thomas W. Smith and s. Bieber.
On sewers, water and light. W. Babson,
Richard Rothwell, b. F. Guy, Loring Chap
pell. John VI. Shomo c. A. Shields and Geo.
w. Talbert
RAILROAD MATTERS.
Chairman Weller of the railroad committee
made his report on the proposed Bennings and
Anacostia railroad. The committee, he said,
had conferred with persons interested in the
railroad and had stated to them the objections
of the citizens of East Washington. 1t was &C.
cided to take no action, but to give the COM
mittee time to further consider the matter.
Mr.. Weller thought that the Commissioners
should have power to grant and refuse railroad
charters and spoke of the advantages the citi-
zens would have if the Commissioners were
given such authority. A motion requesting
Congress to give them such authority was
made.
MIR. Hubbell moved to amend by inserting
'or the Supreme Court of the District of Co.
lumbia" after the word Commissioners"
Mr.. A. F. Sperry thought that the question
should be carefully considered before any ac-
ton was taken and the resolution was LAID on
the table.
PROPOSED BRIDGE CELEBRATION IN AUGUST.
A resolution offered by MIR. J. W. Babson was
adopted which provides for the celebration of
the opening of the new bridge across the Ana
costa river, replacing that destroyed at the
time of the invasion by the British troops in
1914. The celebration will be held under the
auspices of the association on the 23d of Au-
gust, which is the seventy-sixth anniversary of
the destruction of the bridge. 4 meeting will
be held to complete the arrangements for this
celebration.
On motion of Mr.. ". W. Hubbell the project
to establish high school in East Washington
was indorsed The meeting then adjourned
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DIDN'T HAVE A CHANCE.
How a Defeat Was Avoided Yesterday
Games That Were Played.

There was, it seems, no game scheduled for
the Washington team yesterday, and Manager
Sullivan, with his customary prudence de-
cided not to tempt fate any more by arranging
for extra games at this time, when his team is
in such hard luck. The inactivity of Washing
ton, however, did not prevent New Haven and
Baltimore from winning. The leaders had a
close cali in Hartford, 8 to2 Each team
made hits and errors.
Baltimore broke the winning streak of Wor-
cester by taking the game, 9 to 2. Baltimore
made 8 hits and errors and Worcester G hits
and 8 errors
Other games resulted follows: National
League-Boston, IA; Philadelphia, 6. New
York, 6; Brooklyn. 4. Cincinnati. 4; Cleve-
League-PhIladelphia II; Brooklyn, Z. New
York, 10; Boston, Z. Cleveland, 20; Chicago, z.
Pittsburg, 81 Buffalo, /.
HIGH FLIES.
Thank you, Ted
Baltimore resumed second place yesterday.
The Senators will be back in a week and
then the tale will be different
The leagues problem of what to do with
Pittsburg is more embarrassing than the
former one Of what to do with Washington and
indianapolis.
Hartford played in hard luck yesterday. and
it is to be hoped that that condition will con-
tinue today.
Mack, Baltimore's second baseman. made a
hit every time he faced the pitcher yesterday
His record included a single and three doubles
President Braden of the Atlantic Association
has offered the position Of association umpire
to Chas. Daniels well known on the diamond
He is just now engaged in asking the people of
Hartford lot of impertinent questions on be-
half of Census Superintendent Porter and will
not be able to accept the offer for two or three
weeks
Philadelphia lost the lead in the National
League yesterday by losing to Boston, and Gin
cinnati now occupies that proud position.
Yesterdays attendances were: League-Phil-
adelphia, $50; Pittsburg. 677; Cleveland l. 200:
New York, 4S3 Brotherhood-Phi Philadelphia.
zoos; New York, ,435; Chicago, I,s2O; Buffalo,
l,3l4
The Philadelphia Press advances the opinion
this morning that Washington may take Brook
lyn's place III the American Association at a
moments warning. There is too much base
ball in the City of Churches and not enough Of
the right sort here.
A dispatch from Boston says that it looks as
though the Plttsburg league folks are making
actual efforts to sell out and that Director
ONeil is at the Hub trying to fl things so that
the league Will assume charge of the club. take
hold OF Its debt, which amounts to about
S65OOO, and give the management to O'Neil.
Manager Harry Wright is growing stronger
The I.M CA. nine defeated the War Depart
ment team at the Y.MC CA. Athletic Grounds
yesterday afternoon by the score of 20 to g.
The batteries were Hough and Lewis for the
victors and Hammaker and Smith for the van
pushed. Y.M.C.A. made Is hits and 4 errors
and War Department hits and 10 errors The
1.M. "A. team Will play the Ammetts tomorrow.
the Comets Thursday and the Red Stockings
Saturday.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

ALBAUGH's. - Lamont Opera Company in
''Erminie."
NATIoNAL--Dramatic Entertainment by Mar
tyn College of ElOcution.
kERSAS's.-Pialras Variety Combination.
ALBION HALL Georgetown. Musicale by
Ladies Sewing Society of st. Johns.
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Land for the GEOLOGICAL Park.

Nessrs. E. f. White, b. ID. Carpenter and s..
f. Wheatley, the appraisers of the land for the
Geological Park, as to which the commission
had failed to agree with some of the owners as
to compensation, held their final meeting yes
terday to receive testimony and will meet on
Thursday next to formulate their award. The
hearing developed the fact that there was no
objection to the condemnation, but there was
some as to the prices allowed
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MoHAIns. CHAL11Es. LAWNS.

olLho, NELNETS, CASHMERES
VERY FINEST QUALITY LONSDALE CAMBRIC.
yard wide, l0c.
INDIA CHAILIEs. immense assortment of new
styles. T. 10, l2xc - Nv"
slhk MOHAlk BRlLLIANTINES, Old Rose, Elec.
ic blue steel Gray and TAM reduced cash price SC
no oalNA SILKS immense assortment of new styles,
HENRIETTA ENGLISH CAsHMEREs, immense
sssortineht OF new shades, wide double width. 25c.
BEAUTIFUL DRESS GINGHAMS Immense as-
sor,hien. Oh new styles. 10. LA. 10. Is, 25c.
BLACK SILK MoHAIR BRILLIANTINES cx-
ceiieht quaiity wide double fOid. 20, 81, 37t<c.
cSoa EkI BEsT QUALITY FRUIT OF THE LOON
COTTON, yard wide. SIC
new styles. l2te. H. ls. 20, 25c.
CoLokED suRAH SILKS, 80, 4J, Soc
.hENAEIIA CASHMERE SERGEs. elegant French
oress goods nearly yard aud half WIDE all pure WOOL
special cash bargain. soc '
EXCELLENT QUALITY sHEETINa COTTON,
snLx MOhAiR BRILIIANTINEs nearly yard and
seuAr'or "ioe, real value Soc. reduced 39c.
CARRIERS CASH STORE
III MARKET SPACE, NEAR 9TH ST
CASH PURCHASE TO THE AMOUNT OF rs
ENTITIES THE PURCHASER TO ONE OF OUR
VALUABLE PRESENTS. ,e2
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CoOo ( a. 4 i ~ ( L { L & i.
NATURE AND CURE,
A. P. LIGHTHILL. MD,
1017 18TH ST. NORTHWEST.

Catarrh manifests itself by discharge from
the head. sometimes Of a colorless glairy fluid,
but oftener ola purulent, greenish-yellow mat
ter. which in many instances is copious that
PATIENTS feel as though their whole head is in
state of corruption. The discharge often lodges
behind and above the soft palate, requiring al
most constant hawking for its removal Often
scales or demonstrations are blown from the nos
trils. either solid Of q tubular form. The
breath is offensive, and sometimes revoltinyly
fetid. Smell. and occasionally the taste, is ini-
paired or destroyed the hearing becomes af-
fected, noises III the head make their appear
ance, and the eyes are apt to become irritated
and watery. The head feels full. heavy, and
compressed, especially above and between the
eyes, and severe neuralgia pain is often ex-
perieuced about the face and head. The patient
coughs more or less. has a capricious appetite,
loses flesh and strength. is depressed in spirits
and inclined to drowsiness The memory ia
weakened and often seriously impaired. Cold
is taken from the least exl osure, and step by
step the Inflammation spreads until it reaches
the lui.y and terminates in Consumption, So
frequently has this fatal course been noticed
that Catarrh is now looked upon as one Of the
earliest manifestations of this dread disease.
By the system Of treatment which We have
originated and since carried to scientific per
lection, complete and radical cure OF Catarrh
can be effected. 1his we have demonstrated i'll
thousands of cases, representing the disease in
every form and i'll ali its various stages of de-
velopmeIt. Our treatment reaches the dis
tasCd parts in the most direct and positive
manner. lnstantaneously penetrating every
cell ard cavity of the head with the most bene-
tcial results. So effective is this plan of medi
cation that even single APPLICATION is pro-
ductive of immediate and decided relief, and by
continuing this treatment the discharge
lnti, isla oll. he,
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Minnesota Editors Coming to Town

Minnesota Editors Coming to Town.
The Minnesota Editors and Publishers As
ISOLATION will be here on Monday evening next.
There will be about $50 of it, a fair proportion
being feminine of gender. Every year this
association enjoys an excursion. and this year
arrangements were made for trip that would
eclipse anything heretofore attempted. The
editors &c, accompanied by their wives, &c,
will leave ST. Paul next Saturday morning for
Mankato, Mimi, the real starting point They
will arrive IN Chicago at pm. Sunday, and in
order that the party be not exposed to the
multitud nous Sabbatic temptations of the
wicked city by the lakeside, the excursion will
start for this city at 2:30, the conveyance being
a Baltimore and Ohio special train Local
headquarters will be at the Ebbitt House. and
from thence minor excursion parties will rad-
ate until Friday afternoon at O'clock when
the homeward trip will be commenced All
places of interest including Alexandria and the
House OF Representatives, will be visited and
everything possible will be done to add to the
visitors enjoyment. Those persons who de-
sire to entertain any members of the party or
VINO want to know who is coming can get all
information of Mr. II. Z. Hoard, chief Of the
customs division. Treasury Department
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For SALE.-A few of the smallest, most beau
tiful and thoroughly trained pure bred Shet-
land ponies ever imported into the United
States are to be seen at the Washington Riding
Academy. = st. These handsome little minia-
ture horses have only to be seen to be admired.
Here is the opportunity to make your son or
daughter or your grandchildren the most
happy of mOrtals by presenting them with one
or a pair of these little pets. They are war-
ranted perfectly safe for a child See amuse-
ment col.
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D DoS'r FAIL, tomorrow Baum's star sale.

THE GREAT AssIaNEE's SALE OF JEwELBY
AND SOLID SILVER WARE.-The sale of this
splendid stock OF goods Is now IN progress by
Thomas Bowling at the store 1915 Peunsylva-
MIA avenue. The stock is rich in everything
that appertains 10 first-class establishment.
The sale is without reserve and offers a SPLEEN
did opportunity to obtain bargains. 1t will be
continued daily at 1880 am and pm. until
every article Is sold
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j oHNsox. !GAnsEn & Co..

JOHNSON !GARSEn & Co..
636 Penn. NV.
Will offer 10 pieces 36-inch Ladies' suiting, csc
reduced from :3Jc
We Offering all of Dress Goods at greatly re
duced prices.
White Goods from the lowest to the finest quality.
New Challies, Outing Cloth and Batiste.
Beautiful New Satteens aud GinghaIns. TO- 1211c.
Boys Shirt Waists, 2Jc.
Boys Outing Shirts, 40c
Gents Seglige Shirts So 75c, 81
Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Vests l5c., for csc.
Parasols and Sun Umbrellas.
Beautiful New Scotch Ginghams
% Fancy Mattings. Floor Oilcloth
JOHNSON. GARNER 4 co.
my3l 636 Pa ave- NV
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CALL tomorrow, last day of Baum's star sale
Ten Dollars for Fast Driving,

HcH DOffdrs tut r dsC DrIVIhX.
Richard II. Smoot was driving one of Rild's
beer wagons on Pennsylvania avenue yester-
day afternoon, and when he reached the corner
Of 18th street he drove at such rapid gait that
pedestrians had to hasten their footsteps to
keep from being run over. Policeman Kaucher
arrested Smoot and he left $40 collateral for
his appearance in the Police Court today. He
failed to appear and his collateral was for
feited
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Time is Money, therefore buy the Gem Ice
Cream Freezer which makes ice cream in ten
minutes. Saves labor. All dealers.
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L1rB1a CoxrAsY's
EXTRACT OF BEEF

For Improved and Economic Cookery; use Il for
SOUPS SAUCES and MADE DISHES. In favor
tneomparab and dissolves perfectly clear in wsssc.
Makes delicious Beef Tea and Keeps IN all esimates
for any length Of time lib equal to 40 ihs of lean
beef. Only sort guaranteed genuine by Justus won
Aebis and beam his signature. n2esu.th.lm
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CITY ITEMS.

Two or Three Dart Bicycles; new; La
dies pattern. For sale cheap.
GOODYEAR RUBBER Co,
MELVILLE LINDSAY, MANAGER,
It 500 9th st. NV
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PEACE At ANY PRICE

Is the sentiment of many people. Well, they
can have peace of nerve, stomach or head at
the cost of 81 by buying bottle OF DIR. Henley s
Celery. Beef and Iron, the richest and most
refreshing nerve tonic ever introduced.
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BICYCLES.

TNHE DEMAND CONTINUES UNABATED FOR
the Safety Bicycle coace to be the easiest run.
mug made and guaranteed the equal u any in the
world III material and work mansilp
1HE AMERlCAN RAMBLER TOR 1890
possesses features embodied in no other Safety
Quality gual anteed. Prices, Sl25, Sl31 and 80.
Convertible type suitable Tor either Lady Gentle
man. Purchasers taught tree Cheaper Safeties at
S65, SO, So and SlUu.
l. D. GRAVES L CO.,
mlO-3m l32, l4th stnw
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lwENTY-FoUR BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION
Thomas Bowling. auctioneer. will sell tomor-
row afternoon al o'clock twenty-four vaIu-
able building lots in square 81, fronting on
sth and 9Th and streets northeast This sale
- to close the affairs OF a syndicate and offers
rare opportunity to secure valuable property
In - rapidly improving section OF the civ
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REDUCTION in mating. $50 rolls reduced
from 81 to $40 per roll. 200 rolls reduced
from S5.5o to 81. $50 rolls reduced from 50
to $50. julius LANsEURGH. 18th and T SITS.
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GRoCERs, ATTENTION, Buy your teas coffees
and spices of JOHNSTON Bros. Co., the whole
sale dealers 6l3 New York avenue
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Excellent Clarct Csc. bot. MrrzoEn's, eth st.

CastOria.
When baby was sick we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child she cried for Castoris.
When she became Miss she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children she gave them CastoriA
jal6-th.s ,tu,ly
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PROTECT YOUR LIVES AND PROPERTY by using
Vulcan fre-proOf paint and lightning rods.
{. Fen KEYS, 9l6 + ST. NV
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BARRIERS. BAKERS, GnocrR,s

And washerwomans itch, and every species of itching
burning, bleeding, scaly and pimply diseases of the
skn scalp and blood with loss of hair instantly
relieved and speedily permanently and economically
cured by the CUTICURA REMEDIES when all other
methods and the best ply scans fail These are strong
words. but true. n
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GIVE your orders for window screens, mos
quito canopies and furniture covers. Lowest
possible prices.
julius LANsBURGH. 18th and F SITS
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MoSoNGAHELA HOUSE, PIrTsBUR6, PA-Re-
opened June B. Messrs. Holmes Il Arnold, the
prOprietors. so inform the old patrons and pub
nc generally. Remodeled and entirely refur-
nished, aud will be under the management Of
Mr. J. L. II. Kelley, formerly manager, and
lately OF the Louisville Hotel LOUISVILLE XIV =
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HAVE YOU SEEN THE PANTS we make to order
from - up, and suits to order from go! Else
man Bros, It'll and L.
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SEE those oriental striped curtains offered at
S46S per pair. reduced from S12 Imported
Pllnjab curtains reduced from SIC to So so per
pair. Fancy striped summer curtains reduced
from 81 to csc. per pair.
julius LANsBURGH. 18th and I SITS.
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Organizing the Criminal Court In

organizing the Criminal Court Jurors.
In the Criminal Court, Chief Justice Bing-
ham, today the jurors for the June term were
called.
Inc following were excused: E. NJ. Willis, L.
b. Taylor, I. V. Noonan, T. J. Mayer, G. G.
Bergiing. John Scott. Lewis Hess, ]. L. Adams,
Chss Fan, 1: j. Cravin and George Wick. The
Following failed to answer: A. B. Bib, II. L.
Biscoe and W. q. Alyord. To fill the vacancies
the court ordered thirty names to be drawn.
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POWERFUL OPERA GLASSES. HEMPLEn's cor. AZ

GREAT REDUCTION in baby carriages. See
those offered at S4S5. Cheapest in the market.
julius LANsBURGH, 18th and SITS.
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OpEs ALL NraHr
For the accommodation Of our customers and the
public will keep store open all night in charge
OF regi stored Pharmacists
/. s. WILLIAMS l. CO. DRUGGISTS.
UNDER MASONIC TEMPLE
Cor. 9th and streets NV.
PRESCRIPTIONS
Our prices for prescriptions have been reduced in
proportion TO other goous. We only the purest
drugs and chemicals from the most reliable
turers. We cheerfully invite careful inspection Of
daInsr tIna hN MIN -sini
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Buy a Machine with n Reputation!
Examine our New High Arm No. 9 and notice
how its rotary motion, silent and positive, con-
trasts with the rasping, heavy, uncertain action
of shuttle machines. Office. 437 9Th NV
m22-3m WHEELER Il WILSON MIRO. Co.
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BEFORE SENDING THE Boy TO THE COUNTRY
let fit him in one of our - suits. Sizes, to
ii years Eiseman Bros, It'll and E.