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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. May 13.-Cotton frm-rniddlipg
II. Flour dull but straightforward street and
western super, 2.21a:e.13; do. extra, 3OUa4 90:
do do. family, 4 .l5a4sJ; City mills Rio brands
spring, do. do, 510aJ.50; do. do. straight 4.6Oa
800; do. do. extra. 4. l0a4.10. Wheat-southeru
quiet and rather easier; Fultz, 93ag7; Long berry,
95a9S; No 2. Ok steamer No. red, 90: western
easy, No. 2 winter red, spot, "a. May, "a; July.
UA; August, 3i5.ag!. Corn-sonthern quiet;
white, 45a4S; yellow, 47Ia4S: western quiet:
mixed spot 49, May, A.; June. Al: July, Al:
August, 4lla asked steamer, 40a40h. Oats easier
and ungraded-southern and Pennsylvania. Eia:}S:
western, white, 3Sa:S; do. mixed :6a:1S; graded
6laG2; good TO fair, osa60. Hay dull-prime to
choice timothy, l3.00a135O. Provisions steady
mess pork, old 12To, 1870; bulk meats
loose shoulders, 81; long clear and clear rib
sides, 81; gar-pickled shoulders, Gk; sugar
cured smoked shoulders N; hams, small Ii ga
12K; large i0aIi: lard, refined "a, crude6 a6I j.
Butter weak-creamery. fancy, Is; do fair to
choice, 1Gal7 do. imitataion, 1}a 10; ladle. fancy
II; good TO choice, Sa10; store packed, Gas. Eggs
frm-western. 12H. Coffee dun and quiet-Rio
cargoes fair, l9t; No. 7, l1Aals. Sugar strong
graduated, u IT, copper quiet-refned, E9sal3
Whisky frm-l. o9all0. Freights to Liverpool per
steamer are nearly unQuotabls, no busness-grain
per bushel, I'd Cork for orders IS a2s}d. Sales
wheat. $4,000 bushels; corB Al, 600 bushels.
BALTIMORE. May l3.-Virgnia consols- AZ.
do. threes, 66E a66S1: Baltimore and ohio stock,
g9a1l0; Northern Central stock. 90; Cincinnati
Washington and Baltimore frsts, lOOa lO1 IA; CON
solidated gas bonds, 1l4s<al14; do. stock, 49La
4954.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. May l3 (closing).-Wheat-May, o.;
June, 90; July, 92ss. Corn-May, :45s; June
:34H; July, 347s. Oats-May, FIX; June, 26s.;
June, $50; July, GAO. Short ribsJune. $40; July,
5.47L.
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THE CUSHING TOO FAST.
She Must Slow up When Passing Alex
andria.

Complaint has been made to the Secretary
of tho Navy that the wash made by the tor
pedo boat Cushing as she darts up and down
the river on her exhibition runs has
caused considerable damage to the shipping at
Alexandria. Large vessels have been violently
banged and rubbed against the piles and sew
eral small boats have been badly damaged. In
compliance with a request received from Alex
andria ship owners and wharf men orders have
been issued from the Navy Department to the
commander of the Cushing to slow up as he
passes that city,
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A FAST WASHINGTON BOY.
Chas. ii. Sheriff. Gets Ten seconds
Record for the Hundred Yards Race.

Great excitement prevailed at Yale last
night. The twelfth annual spring games were
held yesterday and Chas II. Sheriff. of this
city, student in the law school, broke his
own record, the Yale record and the college
record. In the 100-yards run he covered the
distance IN 1917 seconds. his old record. This
was the first event of the day and occasioned
great cheering. When the enthusiasm had
subsidized ne said he could do better yet, and
fifteen minutes later he covered the distance in
just ten seconds, beating all college records
Such shout went up from the Yale field is
not often heard, and he was lionized for some
time.
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w. Nj. SHusrEn & Soss
9l9 PENNSYLVANIA AVE.

showing Of the handsomest assortments Of
DRESS GOODS to be found in this market comprs-
ing BLACK and COLORED SILKS of every descrip-
ton, OF the newest styles which they will take pleas
in showing. and you will not be importuned to
buy If you not suited
We call particular attention to our stock Of INDIA
PRINTED SILKS of which have elegant
s0rtmen comprising the newest styles Of this seasons
importation. and at very moderate prices
BLACK GROS GRAIN SILKS in every grade. from
75 cents $3.50 per yard. and endless variety OF
beautiful SPRING WOODEN DRESS GOODS. and at
very moderate prices for the class Of goods
Also a splendid assortment of PLAIN COLORED
CASHMEREs in all of the most desirable shades in
the market ranging from so cents yard up. COM
prising side bands and handsome borders to match all
OF which selling rapidly.
We also call attention to the handsomest line Of
SCOTCH GINGHAMS with borders to match. which
you will not fail appreciate If wish serviceabe
and handsome summer dress that will give you good
service. All of our FRENCH PRINTED SATINES
are now marked down to 90 cents per yard and our
REMNANTS viii now be sold at 12,x cents per yard,
former price 80 and 40 centA
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk Of the court to the following: F. W.
Olivier and Meta II. Bertran; Walter T. Groves
of Charles county, Nd, and Mary M. Guy;
George Key and Emma Davis; Arthur Judge
and Sarah Weigel, both of Prince Georges
county, Nd; Joseph Ferguson and Helen
Smith of Prince George county, Md; W. T.
Abel and Ida z. Lirning, both of Prince VIII
liam county, Va; Remus Darcy and Mary
Willis; Milton L. Roberts Of Rutland, VT, and
Amanda Krumbine OF Center Hale, Pa; Joseph
Spencer and Lulu Tolliver; Jesse n Allen OF
Montgomery county, Nd, and Fannie Allen:
John Francis Frederic Houlton and Mary Fran
ces Read; Chas. II. Hunter and Mamie j. Wood
of Flint Hill, Va; Walter Damrosch OF New York
and Margaret ]. Blaine; George P. Mountcastle
and Eula NJ. Carter, both of Richmond Va,
and Thomas E. NARROW and Mary E. Boswell.
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TURNER DEFEATED,
Webb McNull Nominated in the Sixth
Kansas District.

The republican congressional convention of
the sixth Kansas district, after a four days
fight nominated Webb McNull of Smith county
to succeed W. j. Turner. the present incum-
bent. Mr. Turner was before the convention
for denomination and there were FIVE other
candidates 1t took two days to organize the
convention and two days to reach a nominal
ton. Eighty ballots were taken. the final bal
lot standing: McNull 81; Turner. AZ.
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The Day for Frank Wards Trial.

This morning Senator Blackburn and Judge
Wilson of counsel for Frank X. Ward
charged with the murder of Maurice Adler
last summer. had a consultation with District
Attorney Hoge in reference to setting day for
trial. They suggested that they could not
enter upon the trial until next month, and after
canvassing the matter Monday, June o. was
named by them and they agreed that this date
should be suggested and the court asked to fix
thai dnY for the trial
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Divorce Suits Rpp;,n.

Georgia E. Stewart has, by MeSsrs. Cook and
Sutherland, filed bill for divorce against
Frank l. Stewart asking also for custody of
their child and permission to resume her
maiden name of Tennyson. She charges him
with cruelty and drunkenness.
Elizabeth Waters. by Messrs. Cook and Suth-
erland has filed bill for divorce acaint VIM
b. Waters, charging him with desertion.
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
OPPOSED TO THE ATKINSON BILL.

OPPOSED TO THE ATKINSON BILL.
The Commissioners are receiving a large
number OF protests against the Atkinson bill.
Most of the protests come from residents of
South Washington. This morning a committee
from the South Washington Citizens Protect
i've Association, composed of Messrs. n. II.
Shea, o. I. Thompson and ]. Harrison John
son. called on the Commissioners and pro-
tested against the bill. They said that they
understood that prominent merchant was cir
culating petition all over the city which ap-
proved the bill. The people OF South WASH
ington, they said, were not in favor Of the bill
and would fight it to the bitter end.
NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieutenant Commander
VIM. w. Mead ordered as executive of the re-
ceiving ship Independence. Surgeon B. S.
Mackie ordered to the practi ce ship Constella-
ton, 18th instant. Commander Henry Glass
detached from duty at the Naval Academy, and
ordered to command the practice ship 14th in
slant Lieut.. Com. John c. Morong detached
from receiving ship Independence and ordered
as executive OF the Iroquois. Lieut.. Com. W.
W. Fitzpatrick, detached from the naval
academy 14th instant and ordered as
executive of the Constellation. Lieuts G. B.
Harbor, VIM. p. Clason. w. G. Cutler ID.
Daniels, D. g. Dodge, Ensigns r. H. Miner and
IL. g.. Drexel, Assistant Engineer G. Ii. r.
Lowndes and Chaplain E. K. Rawson,
detached from the naval academy and
ordered to the Constellation. Lieut.
A. w. Wood, detached from the Iroquois
and placed on waiting orders; Ensign VIM. G.
Miller, detached from the Marion and ordered
to temporary duty on the Iroquois and, on ar
rival at Honolulu, duty on the Nipsic.
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The Gateman's Trial,

The case of John A. Richardson, the railroad
gateman indicted for manslaughter in causing
the death of Godfrey on December II by me-
glec ting to have the gates he tended near Ben
nings down, has, by agreemnet of his counsel,
Mr.. II. Wise Garnett, and the district attorney,
been set for trial next Friday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-13
Charged With Housebreakiuy.

Black boy named John Berkeley, alias
Burke, was arraigned in the Police Court yes
terday charged with HOUSEKEEPING in the
night at the residence of Leonard Sale, where
he had formerly been employed. The court
heard the evidence OF Mrs. sale and Detective
Carter and committed John to Jail to await the
action of the grand Jury.
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Broop HuMoRs.
Q. q &

sw1FT's SPECIFIC relieves by forcing the poison
on; o: the blood No other remedy 10 equal TO it for
Blood Humors.
Mr. John o. Rogers Of Dana Ill. writes Is follows
under date of March q. 1890: MY wife was for
years an invalid from blood trouble and suffered ter
rbly at times from Erysipeas She tried many RENE
dies advertised as blood purifiers. but received no
benefit. Atew bottles of swiFTs SPECIFIC tsssD
cured her OF Erysipelas and other blood troubles
From the first her appetite increased and her general
health improved in every way. She considers sss
the best blood purifier and tonic she ever saw and is
willing for any one suffering - she was to be re-
ferred to her,"
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Bids for Heavy Gun Making Machinery.

Bids were opened to day in the Office of Sec
rotary Tracy for some of the heaviest gun
making machinery ever built for use at the
Washington foundry. The machines to be con-
structed are as follows: Eight l6-inch gun
lathes and five l4-lnch gun lathes. all
to be on the departments plans or those de-
vised by the bidder. Bids were received from
the Niles tool works Of Hamilton. o.. Bement
Miles * Co. of Philadelphia, William Sellers a
Co. of Philadelphia and the Pond Machine
Tool Company of Plaiafield. Nj
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A Homing Pigeon Race

The Capital Homing Pigeon Club will fly for
a handsome gold medal from Orange Court
House, Va, a distance of Is miles, on the 22d
of June, only birds of 1890 hatch being allowed
to enter. The medal is the gift of Mr.. Charles
yoiland. The club is training steadily and
expects to reach the SIS mile station before the
season closes.
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BoILs ALL OVER HIS BODY.

Six bottles of sw1Frs SPECIFIC rs $50 cured m,
Of horrible attack OF Bos that had broke out all over
my body and from which could get DO relIei. fee
that if it was not for your medicine would hay,
been an invalid
". -. MITCHELL, Marion. Ala
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LAssBrRaH & BRo.,s
REVELATIONS.

We cannot say too much con-
TEA GOWNS corning our stock of Tea Gowns
such lovely creations: each and
FROM every one of the many stylesdifer
ent The assortment contains
ol9S everything that is new and beau
tiful. The styles manifold variety
TO enough to satisfy the most fas-
tidious.
s35 co. We will try TO describe some Of
the better numbers.
Fine French Challie Tea Gowns. cream ground with
pink figures trimmed with a cascade Of fine Oriental
lace. pink satin belt aud ribbons. s16.9S.
Fine French Challie Wrapper empire STYLE in
Green with vine of darker shade. wide MORE ribbon
rash TO match. sI59s.
Another in the style. black ground with gray
figure and black ribbons. Sl54S
Fine Imported Cashmere Tea Gowns. pale blue
entire front. embroidered pale blue sursh, with
sleeves and fedora Of white china silk. s25.
Fine Imported Cashmere Tea Gowns large fan leaf
pattern on pale ground with full pulled front and
sleeve of pale pink surab. S:23.
Fine Black surah Tea Gown. richly trimmed in black
and white stripe satin. s2o4S.
WHITE INDIA LINEN WRAPPERS and Tea Gowns.
in a variety Of styles ranging in
price from sI9S to s9.9s
SILK CHEMIsE. s39s.
Made of fine India silks: colors, Black Lavender.
Light Blue. Material is excellent and will wash like
your handkerchief. Trimmed with lace around neck,
sleeves and bottom. Ii costs you more than good
quality Muslin Chemise, and so much dresser aud
cooler.
our price s39s."
CHATELAISE BAGS start as low as SOC.
geuteel one for Csc
Finer ones for sI.25. $1.50
s175. s1.0S. $3.50
Black Leather Bags. leather lined for Soc; worth
SSc Especially
ooze skin Bags in sll shades also in seal. leather
lined with inside pocket s1-23
BELTs-Every idea is illustrated with us. whetherit
be il cotton, canvas or silk; start as low as DC.
Nice silk ones for Ladies or Gentlemen, 42c.
Fine Mourning Belts, with mourning buckles
quite new; don't know Of any one hereabouts
that has them do you!
HOT WEATHER MATERIALS
India Linens Nainsooks swisses MulIs Lawns and
every conceivable White Goods kept by us.
CHALLIEs AT &c. PER YARD in a collection Of col
orings never equaled.
APRoNETTEs AT SC.
These seem to have taken good hold. Unusually
large quantities of this material have been sold lately
probably because our gOOis are worth more.
INDIA LINENS start at . cents per yard
Next quality 3 cents up to 80 cents
An unsurpassed assortment of
grades To select from.
Thousands of yards await you.
EMBRoIDERIEs An unapproaehable assortment
in all widths.
SWISS, In fiae work excel.
HAMBURG, Fine Wheel Work
NAINSOOK, Finest kind of Hemstitched En-
CAMBRIC. broidery.
Alovers, medium and narrow,
to match
All msil orders given careful consideration.
Feel perfectly safe in ordering this only be
plicit.
Send in your address and receive Fashion Gazette.
free Of charge
Our store kept delightfully."- cool by Patent Cool
ing Fans.
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I'd EDITION.
Latest T6l1gIanS 10 The Star.
BEN BUTLER,s LATEST.
Trying to Get the Chicago Anarchists
Out of Prison.

CHICAGO, May lS.-Preparations have been
made to attempt to secure the release from the
penitentiary of the convicted anarchists,
Fielden. Schwab and Needle, on a technically.
Gen. Benjamin F. Butler says that the effort
will, almost beyond doubt, be successful the
opinion being based on the expressions of the
United States Supreme Court in the proceed
Ings brought before that body. Butler is a
regularly retained associate counsellor in the
case.
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Dressed Chickens are Meat.

The case of Perry Riley, who was tried in
the Police Court last week for being an un-
licensed produce dealer in the selling of poultry
in the Center Market. was disposed of by Judge
Miller today. the court holding that chicken is
meat. The defendant will have TO obtain a
license
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BrooD TArSr.
s. s. T.
NO RFTrRN M DrSrASr

NO RETURN OF DISEASE.
Il was troubled Tor years with Blood Poison IN Ia
very wOrstfOrn WAS treated by the very hes, ply.
sciaus Of Louisville. ny. and Evansville lad. but
they failed to benefit me in any way few bottles Of
svia's Specific ISIS 50 cured me sound ana we'll TIN.
four years and there has been NO return
Of the disease since, any symptoms q a. have
Recommended it TO others for blood poison. ana n
every case they were permanently cured"
ID. H KAHN, Mt Vernon. IN.
WHAT A LEADING PHYSICIAN SAYS.
Dr. II. S. GORDON leading physician of Mt Car
mel. Ill. writes the following under date MArch To-
1890:
~ cheerfuIy recommend swifi's Specific IS $50 -
atomic and general health rcs,orer. also in Of
Blood Poison it always gives satisfaction"
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A. b. c.
AMERICAN BLOOD CURE.
Three Preparations: Alternative. Tonic. Expectorsns

142S NJ St M Marcn \, 1905
A. ID. c. CHEMICAL Co:
have used your A. b. &. Tonic with marked benefit
TO myself Tor Catarr and General debility tie forsI
disease OF .ong standing. consider best blood
I1edclne and tonic have used and such cheer
iuy reooinnend AZ 10 Any Vne VITO may be ed Of
blood purlner. JOHN MCkEON.
WASHINGTON, ID. C.,
- - ,-, 429 VI st. NM. March 10, 1880
4. b. c. CHEMICAL Co:
Permit Inc To that your A. h e. Tonic aud Er-
pectorant ls the besl cough medicine have used 4
used IL With The beneficial results tins winter
ana II cured my cough when other remedies I-led
ID. C. DkNNIsOS.
WASHINGTON, DC.
- - - 920 Ninth st. M. April 4, ls9Os
4. b. c. CHEMICAL co.:
Sentlencn-I have been using your a. u. 9 LONG
aud A H. L. LxIectorant for Chrome Broncnlts and
Cough Tor two mouths. IL lie tue only tbln1 nave
found 20 give real relief really beIleNe Ain
now curea but viii yet continue * ior some unie
would nrseLuy advise any one 70 take ~ i9s sinll2r
troubles RESPECTFULLY yours. a ObhitA
- A. B. c Tonic, siOo per bottle
PRICES A d. c. AlterEtive. si;So per eo,tse.
A. b c. Fxpectorant. &c per bottle
Sold by Drugg1sts upon receipt Of prlce. viii
be forwarded address
Treatise on blood and sam Diseases free.
Address A. y. c. CHEMICAL Co.
apr Drawer 92l. kichmopd, We
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-13

DETROIT, MICH, May lathe strike situa-
ton is becoming more serious. T. W. Wallack,
government contractor building the post-ofice
annex, is employing non-union carpenters. If
he persists the strikers threaten they will call
out over 1000 brickiayers today. The United
States district attorney says he will protect the
men with United States marshals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-13

GURLEG-UPSlER. On Wednesday, April 30,
1880, hy Rev. Murray, pastor II Atlantic Avenue
BaptIs- Church, BROOK IN. CHAS. A. ct Rl.lA Of
Brooayn, ny, To LAURA A. CPSHEK 81 Washing
ton DC
SOLGER-SECkEL. At CHICAGO "Wednesday, May
., ls.O, Ny. fAhiSN kESNARD sOLGI-k aud MISS
CLARA SKI MI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-13

About 100 men employed on the Lowell
system OF the Boston and Maine railroad struck
yesterday. They include two gangs of yard
men and one gang Of spare men. The men
will be discharged and their places filed.
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+ BOR 3 Z ! J + s SIS
ODD A " ii SSSs

GLOVES.-For summer, of course, because
we're liable TO turn the warm weather corner
any minute Assorted shades of TGffeta Silk
Jersey. Gray, Tan and Black. Doc: assorted
shades Of Gray aud Tan Isle Thread. Pc. and
soc. assorted shades of Gray and Tan Silk
Gloves, Soc, soc. and Soc; Black silk Gloves,
JOc. 7jc.. 81. 81 % and SI.5O; CoIored Silk
Mitts, 81, and Black silk Nitts. SOC. and 81:
Childreu's Taffeta Gloves, sizes i to Is. 2Oc.
Children's silk Gloves. sizes l 20 Z. Acc. It's
Back and Grays and Tans this season They're
fashionable and harmonic with the adopted
costumes. GiOUes are il The cSRter.
ENBROfDERIES.-Thel last invoice of EN-
broideries was Of such excellence. both i'll quail
ity and price. we think II well to remind you of
the dimensions and figures before they are all
gone. Various Designs in Hsnd-drawn En-
brOideries A. in. TO "a in, 15c. TO So %
Vandyke. PleGted. Hemstitched and Irish Point
Ilouncings. - in. zoe. to SIS Quite a
range. you see. but an equally marked variety.
Good value. styl ish, seasonAble and serviceable
You can II afford to pass such desirable goods
for immediate utility. At embroidery counter.
ZOCAVE TESTS-Here's an article which
possesses unusual attractions, but like every
thing Of beauty" must be seen 10 be appreci-
ated So we'll merely suggest what you can ask
for. Black SILK Gimp Vests, s3 TO 81 Jet
Vests, e. Steel Vests. 81. ThsydT, On the len.
In the Post We advertise Drapery Nets, and
some Novelties in Children's Muslin and Surah
Hats
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II X. FULTON, LOAN OFFICE. lals PA AVE
H nv. Established 1870. The only Licensed PAWN
Eroker in tie District Money loaned Watches,
Diamonds, Jevelry. silver Ware and other yxluables
- Gold Watches and other unreoesuued pleases IN
TrssS VARSITY ~ vsES low DElcss. Al3-uau'
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ESoExous Cur Ii PRrcEs.
COMMENCING MONDAY MORNING.
JULIUS LANSBURGH.
18TH AND Z STREETS


Will sell
UPHOLSTERY FABRICS.
CURTAINS.
DKAPERIES. &c,
AT LESS THAN oSE-HALF OF REGULAR PRICE.
Note the following
BARGAINS OFFERED.
Blk and Wool Renaissance-for upholstering fur
niture. Reduced to sl.45 per yard Former price
e.
SPECIAL REDUCTION IN TAPESTRIES.
500 yards reduced 10 61c. per yard Former price
AGO yards reduced to 75c per yard. Former price
s325.
3s5 yards reduced to oOc. per yard Former price
$50
SILK PLUSH.
Immense cut in Pushes. See those offered at 10
pesyArd Reduced from 80. 30 s!1 different shades
and extra hne quality.
DON'T FAIL to our summer yeiyht I'M
PORTED PUNJAB CURTAINS. Very handsome and
stylish. Reduced 10 $3.50 per pair. Former price
ei6. We have / 10 pair of them.
Also $50 PAIR ELEGANT
ORIENTAL STRIPED CURTAINS.
Which will be sold the low price of a. 6s
Der pair. Reduced from sl2.00. Rich and elegant
Look at them.
roo pair Lightweight Chenille Por;eres-for sum
nasr draperies-~ill be sold far below cost.
IMMENSE BARGAINS
Are Offered at the
REMNANT COUNTER.
Odds ard Ends Of
UPHOLSTERY GOODS
TAPESTRIES,
AND cREToNSEs.
FANCY SILKS AND AKT sATINs
For Decorative Purposes.
Remnants Of all kinds al prices less than cost
Remember for THIS WEEK only We have
CUT PRICES
On the Entire stock of Upholstery Goods, &c
Call early aud secure the bargains
JULIUS LANsBURGH.
milo 18th and sts
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FAX LUNGS

May be made to do good service through long life by
ajudcious use Of Ayers Cherry PectoraL The signs
of weakness "shortness Of breath" pains in the
chest and back. persistent cough. feverishness and
raising of blood All either Of these symptoms may
Indicate weak lungs and should have immediate at
tention.
shave been lifelong sufferer from weak lungs and.
till used Ayers Cherry Pectoral, scarcely ever
free from cough. This medicine always relieves my
cough and strengthens my lungs as no other medi-
cine ever did Ihave induced many of my acauaint.
anees to use the Pectoral in throat and lung troubles
II has always proved beneficial particularly so in the
case of my son-in- law Mr. A. Snow Of this place,
who was cured by it of severe cough. L. l.
Cloud Benton, Ark.
81 have had lung trouble for about year and have
tried many different remedies. but nothing does me
40 much good A. Ayers Cherry Pectoral. heartily
recommend this medicine. "-Cynthia Horr. Harmony,
Me.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.
Prepared by
DR.. J. c. AVER CO.. Lowell. Mass.
Sold by all Druggists Price 81; six bottles. 90.
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The BUSINESS MEN's Excursion PARTY % Lin
coin. Neb., will stop one day at the Palmer
House in Chicago. }. A FIScH. Ola F.-AduL