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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-14
BASE BALL NEWS.
A Reported Deal Between Washington
and Detroit.

A Washington special to the Philadelphia
Press states that President Hcwett has begun
negotiations for tho purchase of the entire
Detroit team and that he il confident Of success.
1t is stated Ill support Of this report that Mr..
Hewett has found partner In the base
ball business in tho person OF Albert Gleason,
who is the contractor for the new grounds.
Mr.. HoweH denied yesterday the statement
that he will not be in the league, notwithstand
ing the reports that keep coming from the west
pointing very conclusively to the elimination
Of one of the teams in that circuit. The money,
it Is stated, is ready to buy his team, and when
ever the other club necessary to make up the
two to be dropped from the list can be found it
will be offered
tage0us to Mr. Hewett even II Washington is Tin
ally dropped for by 1t he might Incr ease bis value
80 as to command much higher price. There
can, it Is said be no loss in such All operation
Tor base ball property IL good iuvestnieut ut
tins time of year
tue BOARD or ARBIrRArIoN
met ycster day IN New York aud discussed some
OF the perplexing Interleaguc questions. The
tull board WAS present The Leblanc case WAS
settled by the award OF Leblanc to Columbus
upon John Is. Days relinQuishing his claim for
services. petition from Herman PITT. the
New Haven catcher, for release WAS granite
To the great disgust of Manager Durham. short
arguments were made in the Petit Case and Y
decision was reserved
BASE BALL ECHOES.
Chicago defeated Brooklyn again at st.
Augustine yesterday IL to IL. The scoro was
ii to when tho victors went to bat in the
ninth. Chicago made Is hits aud 4 errors
and Brooklyn y hits and errors
The Chicago brotherhood team has gone
south.
Tho Interstate league OF Pennsylvania is on
the brink of serious trouble
The grand stand on the BROOKLYN players
grounds will be 432 feet long and will DC Of
Swiss design. 1t will DC in the shape of d horse
shoe and the main floor will have a seating
capacity Of 5000. There will also b. City private
boxes aud ladies' parIor.
Boston expects to get Pitcher Duryea Of the
Cincinnatis and another left-handed twirler
from the west -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-14

The price Of shooting at a man has been
judically fixed at Palouse city w. H. Arthur
and Albert Grieggs made targets Of each other
oil the streets OF Palouse City recently. The
former fired two shots aud the latter four. all
missing. Arthur was fined $25 and Grieggs
$50.
Rev. 1heoderic Pryor OF Nottoway county.
Va. is suffering from paralysis. He is over
eighty, but still maintains his mental fac ultes
and expresses regrets that he is not able to
preach. His con, Gen. Roger A. Pryor Of New
York, is with him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-14
A Protest From the Drummers.

E. A. Harlston of Troy and ]. p Tuckerman
Of Utica, N. Y, a committee representing the
Commercial Travellers Mutual Accident Asso-
citation of America, are here with resolutions
adopted by their association protesting against
the appointment Of John A. Place, editor Of
the Oswego (NY.) Daily Times. who is an ap-
plicant for the position of postmaster of that
city. Their opposition to Mr.. Place and that
of the association is based on an editorial re-
Gently published in that journal in which it
was stated that the term drummer" had be-
come synonymous with that of rake. profit
gate, masher and seducer, &c. The committee
called at the department yesterday and pre-
sented their complaint to Postmaster General
Wanamaker
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APPEAL FROM MERIDIAN HILL.
The Residents In That Vicinity Want IN
Appropriation for improvements.

A number Of residents of Msridisn Hill have
written letter 10 Senator Allison, as chairman
Of the Senate committee on appropriations,
calling on the committee 70 make some pro-
vision for the Improvement Of the streets in
that locality in the District appropriation bill
The letter recites that for over twenty years
Meridian Hill, through which 18th street rune,
has been taxed Is q subdivision and
not one dollar has ever been appropriated by
Congress for any kind or character Of improve
ments resulting in practical benefit to the
hundreds of poor lot owners who invested their
savings in that locality. The latter then con-
tinues: mo syndicate or corporation is inter
ested in Meridian Hill property. What bear
ing this has upon the situation is left for your
honorable committee to determine"
The writers recall the committees attention
to the fact that in the House appropriation
bill not one dollar is appropriated for improve
ments Of any kind between 18th street and
Connecticut avenue and Boundary and Colum-
bia road
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

ALBAuGH's.-Rhea in Josephine"
NATIoNAL--Herrmann.
Harris BIJoU.-Dan1 Sulys Corner Gro
Gerry.
kERSAN's.-Howard's Big Burlesque Co.
GLOBE THEATER.-Double Bill Varieties.
NATIONAL RIFLES ARMoRY.-Fair of No. ],
C.R. X. of p.
E STREET BAPTIST CHURCH.-Lecture on
Foreign Travel by Rev. J. ]. Muir.
MCsIC HALL--Miss Amelia b. Edwards, THE
Explorer in Egypt"
METROPOLITAN CHURCH.-"A Merchants Car
niyal"
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Refused to Take Her Back.

Z. J. Bradbury, typical Londoner and q
handsome fellow, with a flowing blonde mus
tache, was granted q divorce by Judge Collins
in Chicago yesterday morning from his wife.
Theresa Maud. Bradbury testified that be
married Theresa Maud Spencer, q some what
noted London belle, in England, in 1879. He
lived with her until 1854, when she deserted
him for dashing London swell named John
st. Maur.
~ wrote her letter accusing her of init:
macy with 81. Maur," said Bradbury, and she
did net deny it, but coolly suggested that get
divorce. St Aaur afterwards died and she
wanted to come back and wrote me letter ak
ing forgiveness and came personally to me, IN
the way from London, but I absolutely refused
10 receive her." :.
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CONDENSED LOCALS.

Mr.. L. kaufman, living at 1907 18th street
northwest, slipped on Z street near 7th street
last evening, breaking his leg. He was taken
to his home and attended by DIR. II. E. Leach.
Mr.. C. Schneider has left fifty loayes of bread
at the ninth precinct (northeast) station for the
poor Of that precinct.
Miss X. L. h and ]. Edwards, New York
city, send % to The STAR Office for the benefit
Of the poor of Washington.
Mrs. ]. s. Tyree of this city is to play in
Daniel Frohman's home company in New York
for the rest Of this season
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Veterans of COMPANY A

Steps were taken at a meeting held ut the
residence Mr.. Geo. Woodbridge last evening to
form a veteran association OF members of the
old company A, WILL A meeting Of all the
old soldiers who have marched with company
A from the time of the reorganization in 1871
until the formation Of the battalion will be
held early next week to perfect the organize
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A G. A. X. Enterprise in VIRGINIA

G. A. X. Enterprise In Virginia.
company has bought up the land around
AppomattoK Court House. the site of the sur.
render Of Gen. Lees army, and laid it of in
parks. Some prominent grand army men are
interested in the project, and their idea seems
to be to get the grand army Of the republic to
make this place the national camp ground.
Among those interested in this scheme are
Gov. Campbell Of Ohio and other ell-known
capitalists. The president of the company is
Gen. 8. Burdett. Samuel NJ Bryan, the
treasurer Of the Bell telephone company, is
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Transfers Of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows:
Mary r. Overton to E. T. Keller, sub II, 50.
ts7; $500. 7. NJ. Gale to G. F. Graham. lot
3, blk. 10, T. 4 BIS. sub Mt Pleasant; O., 900.
p. Laterner to J. f. Talberg, pit. sub II, 50.
ISL; e. Virginia Young TO Alice Elliot. sub
IS, blk 5, lie Droit Park; s3,s00 j. F. Hood
70 A. Z. Clark, subs As and 4s, 50 to IS, 50. $50;
=. T. +. Jacobs to C. C. Billings, pit IA, so.
lI6; sl,s50. Georgianna Davis to L. J. Davis,
pts: and 4, 50. si5; <4O6O. q. F. Dyer To g..
G W. Magruder. lot i, a. c; II, 50. 8; 2, 50. 8;
Bennett to W. II. Campbell, pit 4, 50. ASS; e.
w. J. Frizzel TO ]. b. Clarke, sub 81, 50. 1902:
5000 7. A. Mitchell ct al to b. NJ. Metzger
ct al, onethird interest In lots to TO- 50. 1887;
-. Emile NJ Darneille TO Daniel J. BirtweIl,
lots II to IA, 50, l041; e.. G. A. Jordan to E
W. Clark, lots !, 2, II TO l6, %. ll4l; e..
ATTENTION Il called TO a carload of higblv-
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PuRrry Yoon BLoop

When spring approaches u IL very important that
ties which have been for months even
affect the health Hoods sarsApArllx undo ubtcdly
out scrofulous hunors gives the blood the quail
ty and toue essential 70 good health Now il the time
to take
FOODS sARSApAkILLA
my daughter suffered terribly with eyes caused
by scrOfula Lunor We were obliged to keep her out
VI school tor two years We had medical attendance
but SHE failed to gain relief At last knowing that
Hoods Ssrsspsrilla had cured my mother of rheuma-
tiSm. and believing 1t must be good for the blood I
concluded 70 have daughter try it and it en-.
tirey cured her. "-CORNELIUS YEAGER, Az East
Main street, Mashalltown. Iowa
PURIF1Es THE BLOOD
Hoods Sarsaparilla has cured me Of salt rheum
which have had for years do think 1t is splendid
medicine. am 40 years Of and my skin just ~
smooth and fair as piece Of glass. have six chill
dren aud when anything 10 the trouble with them the
first thing 60 for is Hoods Sarsapar,llA"-MRs
LILA CLARK. South Norwslk. Conn.
N.B-Be sure to get
HOODS sARSAPARILLA
Sold by eli drusgists ell six for s5 Prepared only
by g. l. HOOD CO.. Apothecaries. Lowell Mass.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR 4
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BURCHELL BEHIND THE BARS.
He Shows the First Sign of Emotion on
Leaving His Wife.

Burcheli the alleged murderer Of Benwell.
was taken TO Woodstock yesterday and at once
turned over to Jaier Cameron. with whom lac
shook hands though he Was greeting "a
friend. He talked with the utmost noncha-
lance and expressed his con ideuce in being
able to establish his innocence of the crime
with which he Is charged. He was. as usual,
faultlessly attIred.
Before leaving Niagara Falls the prisoner
was allowed to see aud converse with his
wife and their interview is said to have been
very affecting. Burchell told his wife that
he had about 800 left and said that she could
have part OF it if she desired He also told
her that she could have a divorce from him il
she wished it. Il will make no trouble about
1t. he said, and here he showed the first
emotion since his arrest. You can separate
from me II you wish to-
The poor wife sobbed and said that she
would not desert him and sank down ex-
hausted as he was led away
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Rhode Island State Assayer.

5 +. PEcKHAM, State Assayer of Rhode Island.
and Professor of Chemistry, says: hereby certify
that have purchased sample of Cleveland's Supe-
nor Baking Powder in open market in Providence,
apd have submitted it to a careful examination and
analysis Having examined many of the baking
powders upon the market in different parts of the
country during the last fifteen years, am prepared
to say that Clevelands Superior Baking Pow
der is the purest hrst-class cream of tartar
baking powder that have ever met, it being en-
tlrey free from ammonia, alum lime or any other
substance such as is often used to aduterate or
cheaper baking powders
For Sale By
!. g. Cornwen & Son and Other TJ;eh c,... cr,..x~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-14

SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR MARCH Is, II AND Is
Brownleys royal Smyrna rugs, rs in. "A # 6
in, reduced to S25O; 80 in. Is IT, reduced to
e3; SO in x6 IT. reduced to IS; 4ftx7 r. re-
duced to 81; 9ftx12 f. reduced to s36.
30 pieces best tapestry Brussels carpet, 65c.
I'd made and laid
IS pieces best body Brussels carpet, SOC. I'd.
made and laid
Velvet carpet made and laid. 81 yd.
Heyvood's baby carriages at manufacturers
price,. rattan bodies, upholstered IN best quail
ity silk plush ETA. reduced from els; go car
rtsses reduced - $IA
Ant csl chamber sets s2n. reduced from PA.
Woven psre mattress 81 ~. reduced from 50. 50
telS hair mattresses, O.. reduced from 50.
I nashos frame paTlor suite, ph., tlOO, re-
dnee1 FrSFa Sia
nsAos fyssse rsrler suite, tapestry, $l25,
reduced Arc-a kiSa
patterns sat ,sak dining chairs. upholstered
In leAtAeE S& Sv>iaeed from ell. WASH b.
WILLIAMS, Fassi,are, Carpets and Upholstery,
BIS ST. SIP sth ST nv.
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lrcHrNe AeoNrEs

VI the skin and scalp from infancy TO age
ly relieved by CUTICURA REMEDIES. the only posi-
tive cure for aEonizine itching burning. bleeding,
scay diseases OF the skin, scalp blood with
hair, from pimples to scrofula except possibly ich
thyosis. This is more than be truthfully said
any other remedy. IL
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Government Loans on Real Estate

AT the regular meeting Of District Assembly
No. &c, & Of L., the resolution introduced by
Senator Stanford on March 10, 1890. concern
ing government loans to individuals at low in.
terest on real estate security. was unanimously
Endorsed, and the Senate committee ON finance
was pettioned to report bill embodylny The
idea contained in said resolution with view OF
enActing the same into law
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-14

Laura NJ. Brame b, MIR. A. K. Browne has
filed 4 bill for divorce from Teghsi Brame On
the ground of habitual drunkenness and non
support They we're married Ia Chace City
Va, July .. 1875. and have resided here for
hye years past.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-14

The B. and O. express train service N MAJ
York has been established less than a yasr INT
IT 10 already the popular route to Philsdelphis.
New York Ard New England. This is because
OF the excellence Of It's equipment aud the
punctuality OF its trains
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-14

We CAN save you money on all kinds Of bes
groceries, coffees, teas, chocolates, DC.
Gran. Sugar, 10 lbs, exc, with orders.
NJ p MErZGER, All and POS l4nw
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DR.. Condory Sues for Dama,e

Dr. Vilmos Condory has, by d. W. Classic,
Med suit against Ewell A Dick, claiming
S2o,OOO damages, because, as Dr. Condory al
reyes, MI. Dick has unjustly aud wrought
Alienated the affections OF the defend.n,'s 80
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From under our prices in Hand sewed Goods.
10 dispose OF the remaining winter stock those
goods will be sold at less than We can replace
them for
Reduced to s2.65-Ladies' Hand-sewed Com
nonsense French Dongola Button. Former
price 1915.
Reduced to s25O-Ladies' Extension Sole
Opera Toe Hand-sewed Button. Former price
$3.50
Reduced to s3-Hand-sewed French Kid
Patent Tip Button. Former price "A So
Reduced to II. 9S-Ladies' Dongola Opera or
Common Sense, b, c, ID and lasts. Former
price 50.
Reduced to sllS-Ladies' Flexible Button
Opera or Common Sense. Former price 81
Reduced to 35c.-Ladies' Opera Slippers;
worth 75c.
Reduced to s1.75-Men's welted Button.
laced or CATERS, in fine calf. Former price
So.
Reduced to $1.10-Men's Shoes, any toe;
worth Sl75.
Reduced to 75c.-Boys' Shoes. Regular price
Sl.25
Reduced to 25c.-Spring Heel Button; worth
Csc.
These goods will pay you to see.
New YORK SHOE House,
1t 7l2 9TH st.
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CITY ITEMS.
Another Big Drop in Footwear.

DTOp IN u OOtWcar.
The past week has told on our stock of these
goods mentioned below, and as there are in
many instances but one pair of a size left you II
40 well TO call tomorrow. Here's your last
chance on these goods.
For tomorrow Saturday.
Ladies Us. so Handmade Dongola Button, O.. IS.
% Finest French Dong ola Button, 81
60 English Lace Shoes Ctipped), 81. S.
Ladies $2.50 Dongola Kid Button (warranted),
Ladies % Excellent Quality Kid Button, o.. 20.
so Kid and Pebble Button. 95c
SL.25 Grain Pebble Button SOC.
Good Leather House Slippers, $50.
Misses Solid Leather Button Shoes. 75c.
y. 40 Dongola Spring Heel Button, CSC.
Boys Sl. 40 Real Calf Button and Lace, 9Sc.
Sl.75 Genuine Calf Shoes. Slips
Youths Cll to 2s) Good Quality Shoes, Sc.
Chllds Soft DOngola Spring Heels, 3sc.
Chiids Solar Tipped Spring Heels q to I'D,
SIC.
Mems "a Hsnd-sewed Calf Shoes. sass.
1850 Hand-welt Calf Shoes, o. So
50 Good Calf Shoes, 81
S225 Neat Calf Dress Shoes, sl.5O.
80 Fine Dongola Shoes (any style), o.. 95.
" Seamless Solid, Neat Shoes. SI.25.
tl40 Neat, Serviceable Dress Shoes CSC
HE STANDARD SHOE House,
~ 1874 9TH ST. NV
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SEND Two CENTS postage to DOMESTIC Sew
mo MACHINE OFFICE, corner 7th and ii, and
the new Domestic Fashion Catalogue for spring
1880, illustrating over 800 new styles, will be
mailed to you free.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-14

yIsIr the Empire Carpet Cleaning Works,
e9l-635 Mass. ave. NV. Telephone 1872
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-14

The CHEAPEST FUEL in the market is Wash
apgtop gas light company's coke.
JOHNSON Bios Exclusive Apents
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SPRING STYLES Mems Fine Felt Derbies Sl.50
and e. Extra value. A. T. LEWIS, 435 It'll st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-14

Buy YouB Coal. Coke and Wood from JouN-
soS BROTHERS, the leading firm In the Dis
frlct
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WIxoM's, 500 9TH st. Creamery butter IS,
20, Csc. Cut hams IL cents. 4 lard 30c. cans
tomatoes, corn, peas, SOC. 6lbs. starch 25 cents
apple butter Is cents. Fresh eggs Is cents.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

FORECAST TILL EIoHr An. SATURDAY.
For the District Of Columbia, and Mary
land rain; northwesterly winds; much colder.
For Virginia, rain; northwesterly winds;
colder
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NEW HEADQUARTERS OF The FAIR. corner It'll
and II NV. Read the ad. on 4th page.
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CHILDREN's PHOTOGRAPHS, 4 cabinets 81;
always successful See samples STAR GAL
LERY, 459 PENNSYLVANIA ave.
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HAsDsoME BRIDAL Qu1Lrs.
mhll.Tu&F-sw

4AANDsoME bridal <kUILTS.
Extra large .ze excellent quality Special cash bar
sLICK .iLK MoHAR BRILLIANr1NEs sps
quality wide double fold cash bsrvain, 37lxc.
VERY BEST QUALITY FRUIT OF TIE LOON
LADIES' CLOTH DREss GOODS. wide double fold.
SILK MOHAlk BRILLIANTING IS, beautiful sprins
shades excellent ar.iity. very .!lky. 25c.
LONsDALE CAMBRIA, very finest quality. ward
wide. only loo. real true value, lZl<c
.HENRiETTA CAsHMEKEs. Ki.EGxNT' FINE
FRENCH DRESS iOODS, nearly yard aud half vida
pure wool; special cash ba rgan soc. real value 76c
INDIA SILKS. 37,fc. CHINA SILKS, 37}Ic.
GATHERS Cash store
III MARKET SPACE, NEAR 7TH ST
SILK MoHAIR BRILLIANTINES beautiful nav
style sprink dress goods. nearly yard and ouarter
wiae sit essA bsfysin A. , raj al value 20c;
e1s..,sSsfTdrsry cS.I .;ssSsina gSe 81 ~ u SO.
LADIES CLoTn DRESS GOODS. yard and half
w,ss. AZ pHrs vol: spscial cash bsrGain. soc.
ENGLISH CAshMERES. new spring shadss, vary
DoSSiH WHITE s WOOL VOL BIIi HHTKiFfa =, A
EaEs 81 SIC sst rs so sa sss r. ss
~S nd
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For spring lamb and Washington dressed
beef go to J. r. KELLY, 9Th st. wing, Center
market, and w. market, 9th and b SITS.
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RENAME OF CASHMERE.

A. The Oriole. 81 7th and 1910 l4th sts NV.
FoR SATURDAY AND MONDAY ONLY.
10000 yards Of 40 and SOC. Wool Cashmeres,
In Remnants,
IS and 40 inches wide, at l21< cents per yard.
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FINEST CoFFEEs skill and money can procure
n. q P. METZsER, All Z and 2l0S II u. W.
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LAssBuReH & BRo
-
SPRING DRESS FABRICS.

Our new assortment is great the forests in some
painless mountain. Brilliant with enthusiasm over
our Spring purchases
oOc seems to be the popular price for DRESS
MATERIALS. We have every known weave of I'm
ported and Home Products at that price in plain h
ured checked. plaid. striped and bordered goods An
avalanche of variety 70 select from at Soc per yard
SPECIAL TRIMMING ANNOUNCEMENT.
We have today moved our Trimming De partment in
our Dress Goods ROOM where the facilities for show
ing these goods is greatly increased thereby making
II easy to select your trimmings to match the new
colorings in Dress Weaves To make this event more
import ant will ofer extra values ia new produc-
tons Of SILK. MOHAIR JETTED AND GILT VAN
DYKE NOVELTIES IN BLACK AND COLoRED
DRESS FRONTS AND SASHEs, NEW BALLOONS
III various patterns.
Handsome Effects in BRAIDED ZOUAvEs. Latest
Novelty BLACK WHIP LASH FRINGE at 81 80 per
yard.
All Silk Rnotted Fringes in Black and Colors
Embroidered Flannes with 3 and inch wide Work
ONLY $50.
The price all the world for these is sl SO and
&i.15 per yard We bought heavily and want to un-
load
Our willingness to sacrifice is. therefore. explained
GINGHAM DRESSES
CHILDREN /. AND YEARS.
IS CENTS
Made CT good washable Ginehams with wide en-
brpiaery waist and edged with embroidery around
sleeves and whist, nicely plated between the embroid.
cries, new sleeves, full length. only CSC
Uuly STE them. won't YOU. No need to buy.
THE SHIRT QUESTION.
We will SELL beginning today and continue for 1--WE
days our latest purchase of las dozen MEMS UN-
LAUNDERED SHIFTS, made Of Dwight Anchor Cot
ton wellworked button holes all-linen bosoms cor.
tnuous stays The workmanship At and general artis-
tic appearance will be found superior the higher
priced products We believe this offer to be the best
value that ever crept over our Shirt Counter.
PRICE $50 EACH
MEMS DEPARTMENT. MEMS DEPARTMENT.
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1.tA ssss Z / 9 90 -: !:
mig 40 4sa a. 4se 7rH 81.
i AND BRIDGE WOhKs . =, =
EDWARD l. DENT. II 4. Prorristor.
work Steal Beanie, Aneiea &c, siwsye IN stocS Ason
Fine Ornamental Cast and Wrought Iron WORK q
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FIRST SPECIAL SALE OF THE FAIR at their new
Headquarters Read the ad. on the 4th page.
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Old Mandahling Java, royal drink. Try it
Java and Mocha Coffee, fresh and fine, 35c. Id.
sunrise Chop Tea, Soc; trial samples free.
Gran. Sugars, 10 lbs with orders. Gle
Cocoa Shells, sc. h.; Sweet Chocolate, &C. OK.
Breakfast Cocoa and instantaneous Chocolate.
Creamery Butter and Fresh Eggs, low prices
Cream, Soda, Boston and Fancy Crackers
Hams, Shoulders, Breakfast Bacon, Pure Lard
Door Mats. 10 per cent discount on price,
NJ. d p. METzGER, the Live Grooerymen.
1t" All 9TH st. NV. and 2lO8 I4th ST. NV.
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Remnants Of Cashmere.

AT The ORIoLE, 1922 7TH AND 1910 I4TH Srs. NV.
For Saturday and Monday Only.
10000 yards of 40 and Soc Wool Cashmeres,
In Remnants,
80 and 40 inches wide, at I2Js cents per yard 1
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Out Goes the Props

Special Sale Tomorrow at the New Head
quarters Of The FAIR. See ad. ON 4th page. 1t
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ATTENTION IL called 10 q carload of highly
bed Kentucky horses. See advertisement