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Morning journal and courier., 1890-05-05
Real Estate and Loan

Agency. hasA S16,0OO to loan at per cent. N Fire, Life and Accident companies. VI Special attention given to renting. Collections, making repairs and care of property. Farms and property for sale in all parts of the city and country 61x per cent. investments Real Estate auctionesrs.
 AMMAN 6 MORSE, apQ9 02 Church street, Room l.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-05-05

A gentleman occupying a large, commodous and centrally located ofice desires partner to engage in the real estate insu ance collection and broker age business. One who has already the care of some property preferred. Address, stating full particulars,
 myb 1t PARTNER, Box ,249
Morning journal and courier., 1890-05-05
TO LET.
FOR SALE.

~ The fine wood dwelling house corner Sher
 {N man and Gilbert avenues; modern improve
 kments and in frst-class repair; or will sell al low price and on easy terms. Inquire at
 ap3i If BEERS' Photo Parlorr, 762 Chapel st.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-05-05
EnR GALE

FOR SALE.
 heasA The following roal estate and articles of
 ;iS| personal property belonging to the estate Of
 sip Wallace N. Robbins A tract of land of about 10 or 5 acres situated In the western part of Vest yille, about mile from the center, upon which is slaughter house, with all fixtures complete and in good order, with icehouse attached, also pond of about 200 tens yield; the balance is good pasture cutter. 3 tons good hay, set large Fairbanks scales, sausage and meat cutters. lard press iron kettles etc., 25 cider barrels, quantity of cord wood, and various other articles too numerous to mention. Call upon address William F. Harper, administrator, 253 State street, Robbins market Westvillo. my1 If
Morning journal and courier., 1890-05-05
HORACE P. HOADLEY,
 No. Hoadlsy Building.
FOR RENT.

htsA A store on Grand avenue, near Franklin :::I street, suitable for most any business. To a sslL reliable tenant the rent will be reasonable.
 MERWIN'S REAL ESTATE OFFICE, ap24 7ss Chapel street.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-05-05
FOR REIN
FOR SALE

,h House No. 105 Martin street. seven rooms it: pleasantly located. Apply 204 State street. ape6 i2t H. TRoWBRtDGE's SONS.
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Cav You Ann Tm F1orRrs,

will present set Of fine thin Initial Tumbers for
each correct arrangement and addition of the ten
dieits making 100. without using any figure twice
Offer good until September 90 send your name and
address, with solution, to NJ C. Grasy l5IO-12 7th
st. NV.
IN THE MEANTIME
u you want anything in Furniture, Carpets China,
Glass, &c. we have floors full of surprising values
do u cash business and am not afraid to put low
prices on everything. My rents are below other
houses IN same business and give you the beneft.
know that the price Is right whatever show you,
and no matter what sell You stand pledged to pro-
tect and anything satisfactory report 1t at
once and there will be no trouble here to stay
and want each buyer to ggain. want your con-
ndence Don't doubt till you try-Brusse1s Carpet
Do, oItS 10, Soc. Eody brussels, JSc. and 81 In
grain carpets. To- 70, 3Jc &C: Good One. 45c. the
pes Sess oosi Carpet you have seen; Rugs Zoe up
Linen Druggets IN yards BY :, yards. 81 80; fancy
patterns Tea SETS Dinner sets and Full Line Of
China; 56-piece Tea Set, s29S Hrnd-omo Decorated
Toilet BET e. %; Tumblers, &c Jelly Tumblers,
covered SOC doz. Knives and Forks from cheapest
to best, Rogers Plated Goods, &c
Oak SUITES, SIG. % TO 500; Nice Oak Chairs IS set
Oak Extension Table foot, IS Oak Sidsboards from
sl22u to $40 good Hard Wood Folding Bed,
Sl2 oQ One Mantel Bed, solid oak, closed front We
Viii sell at SO Parlor suites, hair c!oth $3.50 to
$40 Plush suites from S21. 30 to 500; Good Lounge
$500; Handsome Couches from 50 to 81 80, We
have got the price right and will you something
those who doubt longest lose most
REMEMBER THE NAME AND PLACE
NJ. C. grassy
FURNITURE, CARPETS,
CHINA. GLASS. &c,
sis l5l0-l5l2 7th st. NV
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So far. in America and IN Sweden, the honors
to the immortal Ericsson have been most fit in
simple dignity and impressivcness. The Balti-
more, bearing the remains, arrived at Stock
holm on Friday and the ceremony was per-
formed of delivering them first to the United
States minister and then by him to Admiral
Pcyron- Swedish and American officers united
in conveying the cortege by . procession Of
boats moving slowly amid the boom Of minute
guns from the Baltimore and the Swedish
forts. the vessels in the harbor hsuling down
their aaSs 10 Aaf mast. Not to recite the en-
tire story. the kings carriage was present and
one hundred thousand persons viewed the pro-
cession. A special train bare away the body
and its eseort 10 Wermland, the great in
vensors' birthplace. The Baltimore's officers
viii be feted On Tuesday and Wednesday,
dining with King Oscar on the latter day. II
only remains fog some modern saga to embalm
forever In heorature the deeds Of the modern
viking. The blood OF Scandinavian heroes
flows IN the VEINS Of the might,est people of
the living world
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Let rs arise and rejoice. Let us clasp our
hands together and sing with loud voice. Let
US make merry and be glad. Let us sound the
brass and tinklo the cymbal, for we are great
N the land and our National Guard Rifle Team
has won the Hilton Trophy at Creedmoor,
which carries with ii the international rifle
shooting championship. Do You know what
that means? 1t means when o bulls eye is
to be hit more times than anybody else in
all the wide world can hit it, it is done by the
National Guard team of Washington, D. C! The
N.G. rifle team, the carping critic called it be-
foro Saturday. And i. is the N.G. team, but
not that kind Of an N.G. NC. stands for Ma
tional Glory! Bang. Boom. Whizz. Let the
rockets fly and the cannons roar! New York
thought she had show. But she hadn't New
Jersey took it away from her. Then New Jer-
sey gracefully yielded to the District of Column
bia and with q score Of l0l7 out Of possible
126o our detail from the old guard, which dies
but never surrenders, took the triumph in the
first match ID ever entered, and did 1t as easily
as il winning international rife matches we're its
constant business Nor did our shooters spe ak
Doastingly of their proves ere it had been
tested. They were quiet, so quiet that New
York gloated over them and pointed at them
the finger of seorn, and disesteemed them
greatly in public manner. But tn Washing
ton team knew what it was there for. And it got
it. The ovation that will be tende red the cham
pions tonight by their fellow miiitiam en- of the
N.G. is fitting and proper, and every man,
woman and child in the District should rise up
and flap his. her or its wings and crow once
anyhow. 1t doesn't happen often and its all in
the family.
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The political doctrine enunciated in the
Mississippi convention, that a state coustitu.
ton being framed by constitutional conven-
ton clothed by the people with full powers,
need not be submitted to the people for rasifi-
cation or rejection, is doubtless good doctrine,
judged by all the older precedents. But the
modern practice IN some states which requires
It. Is more distinctly democrasnc and commend
able. The people did not so raufy the Unite
States Consultation, but we have made soms
advances In democracy since 17s7-'9o, whatever
else ne may have lost or gained.
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OFFICE or
v. n. HorKk
To Tn. Prsr,o.
A REVOLUTION AND A REVELATION.

During the progress Of our improvements We gave
You the opportunity to purchase Of entire stock
ana BELOW COST. You were wise and took advan tage
OF to such extent that we are enabled open this
seasons trade with practically ENTIRE NEW
sToCE. Our improvements are now complete and We
are ready to give you our best attention.
We have revolutionized mode OF doing business,
and our prices based CASH. and the figures
at which the stock is marked will be REVELATION
to the buyer Of CARPETS and Furn iture.
Our Fall Opening will begin on Monday, when We
will have for your inspection the largest and best line
Of Carpets Furniture aud Upholstery Goods we have
ever shown. We have determined to sell you your
goods this season. and all we ask is tina. you come and
see N. Our goods and spot cash prices We feel g.
sured. will secure your order.
We quote few of the good things We have for you
Extra super Ingram CARPETS. 45c: Tapestry Brussels
55c.: Extra Quality Tapestry Brussels 75c special
line Of Handsome Body Brussels Carpets at 95c Some
excellent bargains in Furniture. Antique Chamber
Suite. beve plate pieces, spring and mattress for
$3.50 In Pnrior Furniture you want to soc our g.
piece Plush Suite with d,van cherry frames at $3.50
Our large Overstuffed Silk Plush Suite with dvan
pieces, for S75. Our Turkish Suite in Silk Tapestry
at S1.25 Also our G-piecc Divan Tapestry Suite Ut
s75. Office, Chamber and Dining Room Furniture
that must please you. REMEMBER. THE CASH
BUYER CANNOT AFFORD TO PASS Us By.
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The financial strinSeney seems assignable to
at least two causes that lie on the surface: the
advance of rs per cent in the prices of cereals
and the receipt of so, O0O more bales of cotton
than had been received at this time last year.
both Of which items take much more money
than usual to handle the crops. But the situa-
tion has been rendered more serious by appre-
tensions Of the effect Of the tariff on imported
goods and the possible demand for accommoda
ton caused by the heavy payments of du sy
when the bill shall have gone into operau on,
There has been considerable speculatioa in
goods imported in anticipation Of the uev tarif,
and also in all bonds. stocks and securities tina,
could be manipulated
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EARLY MANIFESTATION OF CONSUMPTION.

EARLY MANIFESTATIONS OF CONSUMPTION.
person has an obstinate cough. which COM
menced without any obvious cause q cough which il
At arst dry and hacking, and subsequently attended
Tor time with frothy expec-
toraton. impaired by wandering pains about the
chest and loss OF flesh. slight extent he is in
all probability consamptive. II. besides. there be
h9moptyss or splitting of blood. even TO the amount
OF drachm, the probability increased to almost
certainty. II. in addition TO these symptoms the
breathing becomes harsh. hurried and deep insptrs
tons evoke few clicks of dry and cracking sound
or II the voice becomes permanently weak and hoarse
there eau be little doubt that the person is suffering
from consumption.
son. free from dysentery and who has not re-
sided IL tropical climates, suffers from Obstinate iar.
fhna which goes OH month alter month, with slight
remission or intermissor. though there be no
cough, ne Is most likely consumptive. Should this
diarrhoa he followed by chest symptoms of the slight.
est amount the existence of consumption is all alb
soiute certainty. II young adult. not addicted
to enervating habits and not leading a dissolute
life, without clear steadily loses weight he is in
all probability consumptive, though chest synp-
toms should have appeared. When such, however
manifest themselves additionally the .huient
OF consumption is almost a fixed fact. In all cases
where any Of the manifestations described make their
appearance We should advise immediate e1amina-
tion of the chest and prompt to appprolrate
treatment.
AT an early stage Of consumption q radical cure can
be frequently effected, and health placed upon O firm
and permanent footing, while with every step in adj
vance which the disease is allowed take the chances
for perfect recovery diminish correspondingy Our
readers ust bear in mind that the most skIful and
Efficient treatment can do than make sound
and useful as much Of the lungs is present the
time when the progress of consumption becomes s,is
pended. No means earth replace tho lung It's
which has been destroyed ~ the liberated pro-
he earlier, therefore, consumption IS attended
to- the better are the chances tor satisfactory results
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UMBRELLAS AND MoIsrosuEs.

WHO DOES NOT HAVE USE FOR AN
UMBRELLA!
THE QUESTION rs NOT HARD TO
ANSWER, AS EVERY PERSON WHO HAS
TO GO OUT IN THIS WEATHER, IF ONLY
FOR A FEW MINUTES WILL FIND ONE
VERY NECESSARY ARTICLE.
WE HAVE A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
OF ALL KINDS THAT ARE RELIABLE.
GLORIA AND SILK IN ALL GRADES
WITH NATURAL STICKS, GOLD AND
SILVER HANDLES ALSO A LOT OF
VERY PRETTY DESIGNS WITH WEIGH
Sci WOOD STICKS.
OUR ZEPHYR-wEIGHT McINTOSHES
ARE GUARANTEED TO BE THE LIGHT
EST ABSOLUTELY WATERPROOF GAR
MENTS IN THE WORLD. ALL SIZES
FOR MEN AND BOYS IN NEAT MIX
TURES AND PLAIN COLORS. a.
EVERY ARTICLE IN OUR HOUSE Is
MARKED AT, THE LOWEST POSSIBLE
PRICE FOR TIE QUALITY.
b ROBINSON 4 CO.,
AMERICAN oUTFITTERs.
slo sos PENNA AVE. NV.
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Large Size Colanders, 1Oc
O'A butter buckets sc
7 49, m, -, Ok
Large Block Tin Dish Pans ........ &c
p~nneu opice CABINETS, six boxes............. 22G
brass OF Silver Match Safes. sc
Sheet Iron Ash Pans.......,.... 8.
Cocoa-share Dippers.. .........., 5c
INePie SoFers Sc
S,~"uA'eo quart Cups. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, &c
fiAhished Pepper Dredges ........ Sc
tSohs -handed Mixing spoons. ....... 81
Iahcy Cake Molds... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 5<
"i'a''Aeu Dippers.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
I. 3f
Jspanned Lunch Boxes .... Or
oiA-ring Mufhn Pans. II
Eight-ring Muffin Pans. .......,., lie
Nine-ring Muffin Pans. .............. o3s
e.eerins Aufnn Pans. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 27c
common sense Candle Sticks a
~ apnnneo lea NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10e
ttanpound Japanned Canisters .......... AZ
fancy Embossed Water Carriers oat
ooc. Biock-tin Bread Raisers 5ot
Sapanned Chids Tray with fasteners. $4,000. 3ot
9apanned Cuspidors .......... - 81
Footed Footed Chamber Pals aSs
S S cake ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2,
-NckeL fokers and lIfters....... s,
Long handled Gravy Struners q,
BRO Cage Springs q,
Dro cage Chain and Springs ........ 81
brass Bird Cage Brackets .,. g.
househoid Kitchen Meat Saws . 10,
LIQUID Putz Pomade. per can.........,. z,
p,., u
biack Handle Screw Drivers. ........ q
Japanned Conbna alton Toilet Stands ~ os
Garden Trowels - n
Nickel anu BRASS Ash Receivers - q,
Ea'en' BIRD care Perch Cleaners. ,,. q.
Papler Aache lumber Trays....- O.
I'm water Buekets.................,.. IN
'''''''''''''' ''''''''' .................... -
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Congressman Boutehe says he didn't aim at
Dir. BiAine at all in his late belIserent utter
ances His game was Senators Hale and FRYE.
Mr. Bou1evs must be q little cross-eyed. From
the direction Of his eyes he was manifestly
cunning for Mr. Blaine.
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It will probably never be necessary for anv
international copyright legislation to be tried
on the CongressI''. 2 Record That publication
Is its own defense against radiscrimate publish
ing for general circnlaiioa.
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Hiss hard thing for man TO be a rcpuhli-
can N al the term implies in the state Of Viz
ginia, and ez-Gov. Cameron couldn't stand it.
Inc ex-sovornor might open negotiations with
the Farmers Alliance
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A e,su service reformer Congressman
Gressener - not what might be truly called q
magnificent success Mr. Gro syenor somehow
hasa way Of crying wine and selling vinegar
which does not consist. 20 TO speak.
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MI Duncan, vhese design for a Grant monu-
ment or manaoisum has been accepted by the
Nev York Grant Monument Association, NAV
secure contract with Responsible parties By
coming to vashinoton
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Sl.4S GAnnEsrs Fon Csc

GowSS-csmbr,e and cotsoa- Sizes Is 20 10. Turn
over collar and cuffs Of embrosdery Pull kieh
sleeves. Another style has front of plat yaiaos and
clusters u tscha Double row lace frsst ssck and
ss .cco
sxIRTs. -aisss 50 70 a. Best muslin Extra w,As.
e-ineA benastitched nosaee Others with Torchoa
- 80
caEMlSEx-Lsvn and esnbrsc. Sizes 80 % 81.
Round. square and nscka Trinmmg Of smbsoka-
cry. plas Val and rorchon lsoss Zee
TIN fALAIs RoYAL
tconsinupd bssowJ
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d. L1ourur1L
Has resumed his practice and removed his Office to
his residence.
1411 K ST. NV.
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The Secretary of the Treasury continues his

The Secretary Of the Treasury continues his
timely efforts for the relief Of congested
finance. After full and free conference with
tie leading fnanciers on Wall street and cor
respoadence wifh the President it has been
decided TO break the ordinary procedure OF
maintaining official silence and announce
in advance that ON Wednesday Of this week
as noon proposals win be received 1t the de-
psrtment for the sale Of per cent
bonds to the amount of Si6000,o 600. On this
so, 900. 900 will 10 let out, a. tho bonds are
qseted at LES, provided the holders will part
with them at that price. He also offers to Ere
pay for three-fourths Of o year the interest on
currency per cents. These offers, with what
has been accomplished already, it 10 hoped viii
give the necessary steadiness to the money mar
ket and enable the centers of business to 60
ahead with the seasons operations without let
or hindrance. The government doing so much
for the financial operators, the latter should
meet the government half way and not be ex
acting in the sale Of such bonds as may here
after be put on the market
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-15

The Sas<rdas Nwror. a Handsome well-fllep
weekly paper. uAde its irss appearance on Sat
urday. Its psbliaher, William II. Pope. ia a
popular, usA-ssewn Washington newspaper
ma,A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-15

Up 10 Saturday Last i6. i21 bills had been in
frosfuc"d IN Congress a day.
At me present rate Of progress it will take
about one hnRired yeaIs 10 get khass throngh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-15

The various compe ting designs far the Grant
monument In New York are all lacking in q
slot into which e drop a nickel 70 pay for the
monunzent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-15

Has New York sneA a hold upon Congress
thai Is Is afraid to pass the Piunb recitation
providing Tor the removal Of General Grants
body to Arlngtoa2
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Sl,2J GAnxrsrs Fon $50.

GowNs.-Bsst muslin. Front with four insertions a
embroidery and four clusters Of 5-bunch tueks.
Fine embroidery edge 'front.' neck and sleeves. sixes
QUO
sKIRTs-Extrs width. e-inch founce. 10 tucks
above Extra value ~ % cents Sizes 30 90 a. sso.
IHk PALAIs ROYAL
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Why doesn't Mr.. Kennedy publisa his original
spsech 40 o serial In the Record5
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63. 80 Ganxrsrs Fon $l.9s.

eowSs. SKIRTS DRAWERS AND CORSET Gov.
EMS ef finest muslins and o~snbr,cs TRIMMED VIA
choice ribhon. TosehSA Asasei and plat Vel iscs&
Thsss ssmsnts hzvs been selling in go brd.l
sstAtA Many Of thsm worth - o. -
TEE PAI.AIs ROYAL
A. LhskEk.
ei3 csrnsr l2th ~ and Pa ave
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BoYs, SnoEs.

THIS Is THE TIME OF YEAR GAS
THE ALMANACS PUT III WHEN
THE SOUL OF THE PARENT Is
TRIED IN FINDING SUCH SHOkS
FOR THE BOYS As WILL LAST FOR
A MONTH.
THERE IS ONE GREAT OBSTACLE
IN THE WAY OF MAKING A Low.
PRICED. DURABLE SHOE FOR BOYS.
AND THAT IS THAT 1T REQUIRES
ATHER.
THERE ARE VARIOUS SUB
STANCES OTHER THAN LEATHER
KNOWN TO THE TRADE CHIEFLY
or WHICH SHOES CAN BE MADE.
BUT WHEN II COMES TO BOYS
SHOES THY ALL FAIL. AND
LEATHER MUST BE USED, AND
THAT COSTS MONEY.
NOW WHEN WE MAKE OUR LIT
TIE BRAG AND SAY THAT WE CAN
SELL YOT BETTER, MORE DURA-
BILE AND COMFORTABLE SHOES
FOR BOYS THAN YOU ARE LIKELY
TO FIND ELSEWHERE FOR THE
SANE PRICE PLEASE REMEMBER
THIS. THAT WE CAN'T AFFORD TO
SAY WHAT is NOT TRUE, OR TO
SELL YOU SHOES THAT DO NOT
FULFILL ALL We SAY FOR THEM.
BOYS SHOES
e2. 80. &a00. $500
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Secretary windou knows how to meet q
money panic half way and stop IL thsre.
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Csc. GARMENTS FoR 49c.
9So. GAnnESrs Fon CSC.

GowNs.-fokes tucked ut back. Fronts Of soihd
tucks and those with two insertions Of embroidery
and three clusters of 4bunch tueks sleeves and
front Of embroidery. sases 10 10 10. No dollar
gowns elsewhere TO match these..............-09 c
sKIRTa-some with 4-inch embroidery RULES and
8 tucks above Others have 9-inch crmbric ruff,e
with tueks and IL tueks above: yoke banda sizes
Sc to AZ Splendid values st a doliar.......... ooc
CHENISEs-Cambric and cotton; square and v
shapes. Sizes SO to 40. Reduced from CSC go
TIE PALAIs ROYAL.
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/ F {. |. E. {. Il:
Fl Fl Fl $ ! 7 {. E.:

In the book Of fashions you'n see illustrated many
very stylish robe patterns We have four samples
which aro unique. We shall not order duplicates of
these late arrivals SINCE have already given large
orders Tor dress patterns You have them cost
Of importation. One b Cancels lair Plaid in Brown
and Tan. only sl2.2a. The other three are STRIPED
che'iots In Tan Gobelin and Terra Gotta. only o.
pattern This is an opportunity 10 exclusive
Paris novelty a price that's the outcome Of al scc-
dent
THE PALAIs ROYAL
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T I III I. F {. III
ON THEIR INV STORED.

OF SEVENTH AND Il srs. HoRTHwEl
Alarge invoice Of unwars
Just received We have %
cured special lot. and ~
intend to make things
lively at our establishment
Every housekeeper needs
Tinwsre You rarely get
the opportunity to buy
these Goods at the follow
ING prices. Our Tinware
Sales are always big sue.
cess. With your aid wo
hope tomorrow to surpass
the record.
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W. Il. II o z Z Z,

sl5-eo-3t Pennsylvania ave- and Eighth ct.
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THE FAIR,

FRANKIE & CO.. Proprietors.
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REMovAI SALE : GOODS Ar HALF FORMER
~ p{ice = - Zine fe1 Leather Dress Shoes and
kgsneh Calf now 50. Misses ard Boys school SHOES
I2s;. wore n. Msns md Boys el0 Guits now Is.
xnse tSnts 20 aud 6Oc were 30 to 76c. Boys School
sulta ~ 90: we're 4A-sii TO NO Boys seiool aais
au3ot3m' j. V. sELBY. iSiz-ivia p. ava
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29c. GARMENTS FoR DC.
CORSET covERs.-cotton and csmbric. Sizes s2 10
AZ. Perfec: At guaranteed. Cos, % q dozen q,
20
Gross bar musn. sizes for .
DRAwERs.-Best muslin. o tucks deep hem, yoke
band. Sizes % TO 81. Cheap ut 35c........... a5c
cHENIsEs-our Csc. specially Made Of the best
muslin. Sizes 30 to 40 inches. DO
THE PALAIs ROYAL
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