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OTHER OFFICIAL RECEPTIONS,
Brilliant Scene at Vice President
MOrtOn's House.

In spite Of the rainy weather today the scene
at Vice President and Mrs. Morton's residence ON
Scott circle was particularly gay one Visitors
began arriving very soon after II o'clock, the
hour set for the reception, and from then all
through the afternoon there was a constant
stream of carriages driving up to the side
entrance and depositing their loads of call
ers The army and navy we're out in force
and their brilliant uniforms and those of the
various foreign legations, the International
conference, the marine conference and the
Venezuelan commission added greatly to
the splendor of the occasion. Mr. and
Mrs. Morton and the other members
Of the receiving party stood in the
on that side of the house were thrown into one
and guests after paying their respects to the
Vice President and his wife were escorted
through to the new dining room, where an
elaborate luncheon was served.
Mr. and Mrs. Morton were assisted in receive
ing their guests by Miss Williams, Mrs Hazen,
Mrs King, Miss Gwynn, Miss Adams, Mrs. Nc
Cook, Mrs. Ingalls,, Mrs. Cameron, Miss Came
ron, Mrs. Lodge, Mrs. Kearney Warren, Mrs.
Hale, Mrs. Garrison, Mrs. Hit, Mrs. Clymer,
Mrs. James, Miss Carroll, Countess Schonberg,
Mrs. Mclean, Mrs. Hobson, Mrs. Berdan and
Mrs. Herbert
The reception from II until O'Clock was for
the members Of the official society In this city,
a. follows:
The members of the cabinet the members OF
the diplomatic corps, Of the International
American conference, International Marine
conference and the Venezuelan commission.
The Chief Justice, associate justices OF the
Supreme Court Of the United States, with the
chief justice and judges OF the Court OF Claims
and the chief justice and justices Of the Supreme
Court Of the District Of Columbia aud the OFF,
ciaIs of those courts.
Senators and Representatives in Congress
and the officers Of both Houses.
The officers Of the army, the navy and the
marine eerpA
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The strike reported in yesterdays SrAR
among the walters at the Hotel Fredouia caused
very little trouble. Other men were in readi-
ness to take the places of those who left.
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aILApELPHIA SroRE

Headquarters for Hosiery. ladies' Guar
sntesi Absolutely Past Black Hose At 20,
3sbS. 5Oc.
ladies' Bslbrirl-an Winter Neixht Hose.
the beat ever Ousred for the money, DC.
Children'- GgArante 1 Fast Black Hose.
ned am and heavy weight. derby aud naf-
row ribbcl, all sizes. B 80 10. Only 25c.
Foster. Celebrated Kii Gloves st el,
xI35 aud Ia q pair. Every pair war
rantsd We guarantee no other Rake.
VIII % 2 balance Of Children's Wool
Cashmere lush and silk caps at . reduced
II.cr.
Your chArc, Tor . bargain II Blankets and
Comforts.
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lib Tn DlsIse Roox. lib
HARRIS & SHAFER.
GRASD HoLrpAy DlspLAY

GRAsD HOLIDAY D1syLAY
DIAMONDS. JEwELRY, WATCHES,
TRENCH MARBLE AND ONYX CLOCKS
ONYX TABLES,
BRoNzEs. PIANO LAMPS,
STERLING SILVER AND sILvER-PLArrD
NOVELTIES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
SEw AND UNIQUE DESIGNS IN
UMBRELLAA
TIE LARGEST STOCK OF OPERA GLASSES
EvEK SHOWN IN WASHINGTON.
FRANK II. LEWIS,
JEwELEk AND sILyERssuTH.
l2l5 fENSA AVE
Establi>hsd Is4o d
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.tAsSlSlktt.

EASE foUR CoUGu by using Or. Jayne's Expecto-
rant, sure and helpful medicine tor All throat
aud Lung ailments aud a curative Tor Asthma
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PERsoSAL.-J. E. Prindle and wife OF New
York, c. J. Mellin and wife of Richmond, and
Geo. II. Bcan of Winston, NC, are at the I
James.---Henry G. Visor of Dublin, Va. W.
Il. Freeman Of Lynehburg and x. Z. Henry of
Atlanta are ut the Metropolitan.--Jacob u.
Blair OF Salt Lake. II. l.. Gregory OF RocAland,
Me-. Z. l.. ID. Combs Of New York and J. r.
Williams OF Richmond are Mt the National.
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DsIsll

FRENCH-MoRD. on March 20, 1856, at Laurel
Nd, b. I.ey. AacCaOs IDA DEN. MOliD OF y,rsInls
10 JAhLs IL fhEN u OF Omaha, Neb.
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
OVER TIE WIRES.

There were during the year ,S5i messages
sent over the police telephone. There were
sent over the fre-alarm wires 255 alarms, OF
which 1872 we're regular alarms. " local calls, 8
second alarms and 3 general alarms
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Almost as Good u Man as Her Brothers.


From the Savannah N'ws
There is living at point on East BAY. near
Pensacola, remarkable family of four boys
and one young woman. The boys consider
their sister to lie one o: themselves, she being
in nearly every respect as handy as boy should
be, and sharing the labors OF her brothers
They can draw the lines of q ship hew the tim
bers, build and launch her. aud then sail her
around the world The schooner Axel, fine
little vessel which they have built Is ut present
some where on the gulf under command of
Capt G., one of the brothers, who is a most ex-
pert navigator.
ihe other brothers and sister are now en-
gagged in building another and a larger vessel,
which is we'll under way and which when COM
pleted aud launched, will be one of the stanch-
est crafts sailing the Moxic sea. The draughts-
man who furnished the lines upon which she is
being constructed is one OF the brothers. the
carpenters who are building her are the
draughtsman and his brothers and sister and
the master who will sail her will be one OF the
boys, who will take the remainder of the family
for the crew. For miles aud miles in all direc-
tlons from their home the boys have secured
the forests looking for natural crooks to be
used as hmeers, great many OF which they
have found and used as such. The work has
SO far progressed that the stem will be put in
in u few days. when planking will be in order
The vessel will be fashioned after the most ap-
proved pattern and she will measure when fn-
ished so feet over all have beam Of "A fee,
and has now keel OF IL feet in length. She
will be rugged as q schooner.
-~OS--
Joe Higgins threw Charles Moth twice out of
three falls at Aurora ILL.,, last night
About I O'Clock yesterday morning the boiler
at the saw mill Of Wyatt Williams. IT,. seven
miles below Carmi, H., exploded, killing John
Moore and sam Cozart and injuring two
others.
line Winnipeg Sun was sold yesterday for
10 90 aud becomes a conservative organ
Mr.. Gideon p. Brown, formerly senior men,
b.r of the Boston firm Of Brosn, Steess d
Clark and treasurer OF Riverside and Oswego
mills, who disappeared in August. returned
iron, Car ada Yesterday and will appear in the
court at i,edham 'd,y in the matter Of brown,
stsess h Cierk isilurs.
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Evrnr Fannra Knows

That veeds must Be torn NJ by the roots. or
they VII - sure 10 -rop out Arain. 30 His
with d,->ases which have their origin ~ de-
prAvei blood The cause Of the com plAint must
Be- removed BY Ayers sarsap.riIla. or no psnns-
neut cure is poss bla Tryh
C v. Allen Drursist, Of Brunswick. Ma.
says: Il have never known Ayers sarsApsriE.
fail 70 give satisfsction- In hundreds Of cases
within my knowledge 10 has proved perfect
speciae for diseases arising from Impurities In
the blood ! regard % Is an invaluable spring
medicine
AYERS sARsAPARILLA
Prepared BY Or J. c. Aver Co, Lowell MAJ
sofa ~ all DruzSists Price 81: sir bottles %
a3o WORTH % BOTTLE
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IF YOU HAVE NEVER USED CAI;TER'S LITTLE
Liver Pills 10 the nearest drss stOTe
g. vial. They Wall saEe!y Please SoG- Don't forget
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Poisoned by His Wife.

Hugh James Whitley died recentlv at Clin-
ton, NY. under suspicious circumstances. An
tnvc, tigatiou has resulted in the coroner's jury
returning verdict that he died from the effects
o. poison administered by his wife. After her
husbands destt h Mrs. Whitley remarked and is
now Mrs. f. b Edwards. She has been ar
rested and lodged in Jail.
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SOLD BIZ ALL DRUGGISTS
HULI
nl2
CArARnu Hay Fever C.rARRuAL

ANEW HOME TREATMENT
Sufferers not generally aware that these diseases
are nAous or that they due ~ the presence Of
nVtus ara.itss Ia the uuIIs braHe OF the muse
snd Gust hiAu tubss Mic O-COIc rcsearch however
h. proved this AID the result that aSiI
Il~ remedy has been formulated whereby there us
tres-ux diseases TsIidly Hud Permanently ca IN
from ia simple Hpi licatious made al nome
b the Atieut once ~ two weeks pamphls EXPLAIN
In. this a trentmeut sent frVe al ilicatop by
a ~. DIXON 4 ,ON. 33I and 35s West hing street,
Toronto, CanAdA -Chrtsttuu GU1r,ticH.
ry,HFIR GENTLE ACTION AND GOOD Effect
on the systs m real make them perfect ittls lill
lhsy Pleas tnr - Ao tAeta. CHrters Little Liver
fIils may well be termed "PerfscIOn."
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THE SCULLING CHAMPIONSHIP.
O'Connor Says He win not Risk II In a
General Regatta.

Oarsman William O'Connor, the holder of the
incie-scull championship of America has sent
letter from Toronto ID the Boston Herald in
which he SAYS: While | am willing to take part
in any regatta at which the prizes offered are
sufficiently large to warrant the labor aud ex-
pense of training. must most positively de-
cline to acknowledge that any championship
can be considered at stake in such regatta.
won the championship Of America in a match
race and I will never risk II in contest where
my defeat would be the foremost aim OF every
other contestant. As FOR the championship Of
the world being decided in such way, the idea
is prepo-torOus. Can any sane man imagine
the Australians would be willing to come here,
row in still waters for the fret time in their
lives, take part N scramble IN which every
home sculieT would conspire to beat them, and
then acknowledge that they had forfeited all
ella m 10 the uric?
las have said before, I fear no man who sits
in a boat, but am determined to have some.
thing to -av in the disposition of a title that /
have earned by hard work and great expense,
aud no other man has a right to call upon me
TO put the championship AT stake In race III
which number of scullers compete. some OF
whom can have no possible pretention to the
highest honor+, aud only row in the hope that
good luck and not their ability may do some
th!ng Tor them. have forfeit up with the
Toronto E,Hpire with a challenge epen to the
world, and il any American thinks he can beat
me all he has to do is TO cover il and he will be
accommodated. If. however. Thayer Of Boston
and atkins OF Seattle wish TO make a race in
which the championship shall be decided they
can have their wish grarlhed BY adding a purse
10 the man stake which and nv rival shall
put up. and. ii it is liberal enough. will prom
i-e to row at any place either of them may
name Mere than that | will not consent to-
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Few nice Dressing Cases. two Manicure Sets. two
Shaving sets. half doEea handsome Fancy Baskets.
with psriu,Ge; one dozen French Dressed Dolls md
uumerou. other FANCY ARTICLES Al COST THIS
WEEK.
su,. lot HAndkerchie,s. slightly soilsd. reduced to
Toe.
initia! UniaundeTed HEndksrcheis. and y. lOc. !:
former prlce nc.
InIial UplIundered Handkerchiefs. better goods.
e. D. z, |. o. Il and J; reduced 10 l5c.
Head Kcsts and Furniturv scarfs st cost to close
Scr, ep Photo Albums at cost
Ga Chenille Table Covers. s1.25; former price.
G.75.
Elubossed Leather Scissor Cases. sI.5o. former
price. $3.50
Sterling silver Handle Knives. s3.25: former price,
s42j.
Elegant steel Scissors to 7inches at 2Jc. pair.
Grvst bArgslas ID all kinds Fancy and Holiday
Goods tais week As
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7. @. DAVIS,

az 40 Msrke: spscs. Cor. sth st.
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GrNrs Surrs ScouaED
AND PLESsED FOR IL
coar, Soc. iAnts, 2Jc., Vests. 25c. Altering and
feysiring done IA bsst manner Good, ca led ser snd
celNereo Telephone call 49,.
b. l. HAHN. 7O5 9Th 81 NV
AZ l~@S 40 Mesy
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A MYSTERY of THE SEA.
A Ship and Crew that Suddenly
Vanished.

The Allan steamer HISTORIAN, which arrived
at Halifax Monday night, reported that on the
18th in a storm she sighted the German ship
Shakspere in distress. Her main and mizzen
nasts were gone. Her foremost aud foretop-
masts were standing, with the fore and topsail
yards across. Her sails were in ribbons. The
crew we're all huddled together aft with life
jackets on. In answer to a signal from the
steamer, asking if they waited to leave their
ship, they answered Yes" All Thursday
night the steamer lay near the ship, the latter
burning f1are-up lights at intervals. The last
light seen by the lookout on the HISTORIAN was
at o'clock the next morning. As soon 1t
was daylight on the 18th the steamer proceeded
in the direction in which the signal lights OF the
SHAKESPEARE had been seen, but not a trace of her
could be found She steamed about for some
hours in the hope of picking up the crew,
thinking the ship might have gone down dur
ing the night and the men have taken TO the
boats
Not vestige Of her was to be seen. however
so the HISTORIAN proceeded on her voyage.
What became Of the crew of the ship it is hai
t. say At present, but the weekly mail steamer
Sandman, which arrived yesterday afternoon,
passed close to the Shakspere on December %.
Some of her spars were then standing. and she
had apparently been recently abandoned
Satisfied That Electricity Kills.
The special commission appointed to test
the efficacy of the electrical machines which
Harold p Brown has sold to the state of New
York, to be used 10 putting murderers to
death, arrived in Auburn yesterday, and an
old horse and four weeks old calf were pro-
cured and taken into the prison Reporters
were not allowed to witness the tests; but in
the evening DR.. Mcdonald announced that the
animals had been put to death with a sudden
ness that WAS highly gratifying to the commits
sion. A current of about 1000 volts was used
The horse was instantly killed. the time Of the
contact being less than half minute In the
experiment ON the calf the time of the contact
was less than ten seconds. As soon as the
calf fell over and the current was shut of Dr.
Fell performed the operation of traeheotomy
Opening the windpipe), and applied his patent
resuscitating apparatus, maintaining an arti-
fetal respiration for half an hour; but the poor
calf was beyond the help OF science. In this
case there was no suspended animation. The
alternating current had done its deadly work
so effectively that death was instantaneous
The members of the commission had Dr. Fell
come to Auburn expressly to attempt to re-
store the lives of the animals operated upon
and his inability to do so they think demon
strates that the electrical current Is sure death
every time. The commission returned to New
York last evening.
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CARHART \ IFIDY.
e.S 9Th st. and zoo Z ST n.v.

I1 AFTER CHlusTMAS
2ARG AINsi
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G.1 THr Best.
THE CONCORD HARNESS
LUTZ BRO.
497 Penn. ave. adjoining National Hotel
Horse Blankets and Lap Robes .. .ow prices.
Apl2
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Kee assumed the Responsibilities Of hostess on
this occasion.
the recent death of her sister. Mrs. Proctor Ia
in bad health aud was also unable to be pres
emit
THE TOTAL NUMBER OF CALLERS
was about 1000, and Of these one-haH we're
citizens without rank or especial distinction.
In general way there was much complimentary
comment on the admirable manner in which the
line was moved forward by Capt. Dinsmore
and his assistants. Five or six years ago such
a crowd could not have been forced TIL ough
before 8 o'clock. but now the captain has i'm
proved the methods of polite pro puision and
things move much more smoothly Had
it not been for the arrival of
Senators and Representatives before the hour
named in their invitation there would not have
been the slightest hitch in the proceedings. As
it was the difficulty was quietly bridged, but it
took good deal Of tact and patience to do it.
THE EAST Room
was without any notable novelty in the decora-
tive line, but it was az beautiful as ever. Every
light in the three great crystal chandeliers
was in full operation, but they shone
down ON an assemblage that was
much smaller than the others Of its kind that
have preceded it in later years. While the
diplomats and congressman and army officers
were going through, the room was decidedly
Army men had given way to the
general public the room was never more than
sparsely populated. A general interchange of
seasonable greetings was INDUCED in by the
officials. the Legislators and other
dignitaries in the east room and several
of those who we're accompanied
by ladies held impromptu receptions in various
parts of the room. Secretary Halford. with
MISS Jeanette Halford and Miss Eva Austin of
Indianapolis, were the center Of quite . large
crowd.
WHAT COL. JERRY SMITH THouonr OF II.
Col Jerry Smith. the handy man Of the
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VfLL POSITIVELY CURE SIGN HEADACHE
w and prsssnt IT. IetGEn iGis - not tal-. bat
Ruth Carter Little L4ycT fiii One lu desc. Try
tAe1a.
H,HE POUk Hs-HEALTh, HAPPY HoMKs AND
u observation-disclosures ~ Anxossa4A - Sole
~ dE0sglsA. 1l
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A FALL OF FORTY FEET.
The Three Men Who Were Badly Injured
Yesterday by = Falling scanold.

The Three Men Who Were Badly Injured
Yesterday by = Falling scanold.
The three man who nearly lost their lives
yesterday afternoon by the fall Of a scaffold at
the building in course of erection adjoining
the sixth police precinct station on New Jer-
sey avenue were David McMenamin and Har-
vey kneller. bricklayers. and Nathan Bryan q
colored hod carrier. The building is to be
used as store house by Messrs Myers & Low
ing. When the accident happened the brick
layers were on the scaffold nearly forty feet
above the ground laying brick to make a pro-
jecting cornice. The weight Of the projection
threw the center Of gravity outside the main
wall and down came the heavy cornice onto the
scaffold, breaking the pudlocks which sup
ported il and down went scaffold and workmen.
The two bricklayers fell headlong into a
was laid and The falling bricks showered upon
their heads. They were almost buried beneath
the falling bricks. The hod carrier was thrown
out toward the street, So that he escaped get
ting injured by the bricks. All three men were
so seriously injured that they had to be re-
moved on stretCLcrs after half dozen doctors
hnd attended them III the station. knellcr re-
ceiNcd the most severe injuries and the doctors
express the opinion that he cannot recover.
He lived IN Baltimore but has been boarding
az No. a. u street and was taken there. Nc
Mcisamin WAS sent to his home on Virginia ave-
nuc and Bryan Was taken to the Pree,mans
Hospital.
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Hor SPRINGS. Docrons
AND ALL METHODS AND REMEDIES
FAIL TO CURE A BRUISED LEG.
CUTICURA SUCCEEDS.

Having been sufferer for two years and half from
disease caused by a bruise on the leg. and having
been cured by the CUTICURA REMEDIES when all
other methods and remedies failed deem it my duty
to recommend them. visited Hot SPRINGS to no
avail. and tried sever ctors without success and at
last our principal drugais,. Mr.. John T. tinlay Ito
whom shall ever feel grateful, spoke about
CUTICURA REMEDIES. and / consented 70 give
them trial, with the result that perfectly cured.
There is now no sore about think i can show
the largest surface where suernss sran. from of
any one in the state. The CUTICURA REMEDIES
are the best blood and skin manufactured re-
fer to Druggist John P. Finlay and DIR. D. G.. Mont
geometry both of this place. and to DR.. Smith of Lake
Lee. Miss.
ALEXANDER BEACH.
Greenve. Miss.
Mr.. Beach used the CUTICURA REMEDIES, at our
request. with suits as above stated.
A. Is. FINLAY CO., Druggists.
LIFELONG SUFFERING.
have suffered all my lie with skin diseases Of diff
ferent kinds and have never found permanent relief,
until by the advice of lady friend used Your yalua-
Bile CUTICURA REMEDIES Igave their thorough
trial. using six bottles Of the CUTICURA EESOLV-
Emf. two boxes of CUTICURA and seven cakes OF
CUTlCCRA SOAP and the result was just what lad
been told it would be-a com i'ete cure.
BELLE WADE. Richmond. Va.
Reference. u. W. Latiner, Druggist, Richmond Va.
CUTICURA RESOLvENT,
The new Blood Iurifier internally (to cleanse the
blood of all impurities and POISONOUS elements and
thus remove the cause) AM GU TICURA, the yreat
Skin Cure, ana CUTICURA SOAP. an exquisite Skin
Purifier and Beauiier externally clear tie skin
and scalp and restore the hair every disease and
huinnr OF the skin. scalp and blood. from infancy
age. from I,irIples to syroluia
Sold everywhere. Price, CUTICURA, :yOc. SOAP
IN. RESOLVENT. 81. Prepared ry the POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston.
As-senj for How tn Cure skin Diseases, ia Pages
30 Illustrations. lGOtestimonials
Pinpies black III ads. red rough, chapped and oily
skin cured by CT TICtEA SOAP
NO RHEUMATIC ABOUT ME-.
In minute the CUTICURA ANTI-PAIN
PLASTER relieves rheumatic, ss.iatic hip kidney
muscular. and chest pans. New. speedy, safe.
dl1-wGs
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SUITS AND OvEECoATs marked down 10 S1i. IS.
EISEMAN Bios, 18th ard l..

BEAE TINS IN MIND. What better conld you
find for Christmas than handsome l,rlor or
bed room suite, or pretty carpet, well made
and nicely laid. and how much better IL present
of this kind. which gives pleasure and comfort
the year round. than one which is used for "a
day and thrown aslle the next. When you are
in doubt therefore. what 20 give for holiday
gift, drop into Rudden : FURNITURE. Carpet and
Stove Stores. $50 and 932 eth street northwest.
and get something that will be sure to prove
satisfactory. both 10 gIver and receiver. SeI-
sOnable well as useful and ornamental gifts
of this kind. purchased at Mr.. Ruddens. will
be delivered before Christmas and can be paid
for after the holidays. A small deposit only IL
required.
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G. H. Shoulties has purchased Of p. E. En-
inert for $1,000 sub L. square 663. 26 by 81 I
feet L between North Carolina avenue and
LIST street northeast.
The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Company has purchased for S25. COO of Lucy
Ann Barbour sub 32 square 220. II feet 8
inches by l20 feet on l4th between II and
streets northwest.
lhtman Pulsifer has bought for "a. 100 of II.
Smith lot IL. block q. Column bia Heights. and
:. &. Lovejoy has bought lot IL Of same block
for u like amount.
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Only A Few DAYS To CHRISTMAS.
STORE OPEN IN THE EVENING"

n II " ~
ONLf IA EW LAYS 10 SHRISTMA
cropr oprN n, TUE ,,,rxr>,,s
c..,,, s.,
80 ,r;,,as n- "
49, -,
~, o., ' ~ pan, 20 "liI ru'u' i"A
81. iu We, "a ii' -, ~ anu ~
'reh n E-..ioroioereu APRONS @i' SLSo'
S!.'o' go. q anu Sd.
LaAies 'Ar'S' w. 'oc'' 81. oooa ronees
sooes'
WOO oAir's, 81. @n.So anu Si..U.
Iaoh"1r anu "atih Skir's AZ s.''p ana gu.
hs'rachah oales AT Sf'p' go and sou
20. @lo anu SID. feriect ntuig-
Lace e"rtiins. u up 10 81.
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Run MAD.
Some Of competitors ct mad and cay ugly things
about me because I sch Rubbers for pc, LADIES'
Welt Shoes for s. when they yet a. g. 50 Shoe same
they yet s3; Edwin Ciapps Mems IS Shoe for -.
Now. am just trying 10 run my businea 10 suit
purchasers and not dealers. don't care how mad ron
get what You - my customers toll IL hslps
me every time.
Como early and get the bargains It
WILLIS sH0E STORE.
9l8 9TH 9. n.
aNe65 Domestic Sewing Machine 70 b sivsn away
st wills Shoe Store d12ln