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The Pastime Club Afioat

The first annual excursion and concert Of the
Pastirns Musical Club given last evening was a
success. Nearly eight hundred persons en-
barked on the steamer Mscalester and went to
Marshall Hall, where an interesting program
was rendered by members Of the club and their
friends. Among those who took part we're
Prof Hall Mr.. Chas. s. West, Miss Della Bull
lard, Mr.. Chas- McEnaney, Mr.. Tim Murphy.
Mrs Meeks. Mr.. E. L. Howes and Mr. 4. v.
Holmes, z. q. Horbaugh. e GalIeher. Adam
Geibel. f. '. Hayden, w. NJ. Hale, H. A. Dali
ton, Ed. Thurman, F. II. Pierce, ]. c. Speer. E.
3. Searle, Fred Marble. Chas. Josetti, NJ. F..
Kelly. The committee on arrangements con-
sisted OF j. c. Speer, president; Chas. Josetti
and Adam Giebel, floor committee; E. G.. Har-
baugh, master Of ceremonies; E. B. Searle.
Adam Giebel and ]. c. Speer, on excursion; E.
l. HoWes, f. II. Pierce and A. GiebeL
hEssRs. TscHIFFELY EVANS have in one of
their large show Windows a very attrae,iva dc
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A Reunion I'm ROsfou

The annual reunion Of the second regiment
DC. volunteers, will be held in Boston from
August II to Is, during the week of the national
encampment. GAR. Headquarters will be es-
tablished at the Quincy House. Coils Alexau-
der and Drew are to be present
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Death Of John Mason's Daughter.

Mrs Sarah NJ. Cooper, widow of Gen.
Samuel Cooper, late adjutant general Of the
confederate states army, died at her residence
in Fairfax county near Alexandra last night,
aged ninety years. She was q daughter of the
late John Mason Of "The Island" and sister of
James N. Mason. ex-United States Senator and
confederate states commissioner to England
with Mr. John SIidelL
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No,r is the time 10 stamp out the stupid lie often
used by the advocates Of the Atkinson Dill that the
citizens Of other sections Of Washington regard
Nth indifference the sacrifice Of the hrcs and prop
erty Of the people Of South Washington. Send IN
your protest against the calnmav
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A Steamship with Three Keels.

The steamer Watertown, the only vessel Of
that kind anoat and the first ship ever built At
WATERFOWL, Mass, was successfully launched
yesterday. The steamer has three keels, one
center and two side keels. 10 lS4 feet iono and
is designed to carry 500 tons Of coal. Superior
advantages IN shallow water over other craft
are claimed from her peculiar constynction. Il
feet -
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We will give our profits to the buyer all OF
next week in order TO make room for the me-
chanics who are making extensive improve
ments in our store. We viii allow discount Of
70 per cent Z. b BARSUM q Co,
VU-N 93i Pa. ave.
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Good T emplars' Election

Columbia Lodge, No. "a. j. o. @. T.. held its
regular meeting last night in Denison's Hall
A number of visitors from local lodges as well
Is from a distance we're present. The following
officers we're elected: Chief templar. Fred L.
Hsrries; vice templar, Miss Nettie F. Landon;
secretary, Chas. 7. WILDER; financial secretary,
Edward H. Jones; treasurer. VIM. Muirhead;
chaplain. Samuel g. Wise: marshal, Archie W.
Davis; guard. Edwin b. Nye; pianist, Chas A.
Anadale; sentinel. J. Edward Fowler. The first
hye officers were reelected.
Columbia Lodge will give a sociable on the
evening of August -, to which they have in
vited their friends from other templar lodges.
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Tn Our Punr
BAxrxo PowprR.

BAxrxa Pownrs.
0fom HaIl's journal Of Hsalth)
wsfesl II our duty 70 state that ofs number
efdiasrsnt kinda Of Baking Powder purchased
In . nsishborins city for examination the only
one We found made Of Pure Graps Cream Of
Tartar. and that did not contain any Alum.
Acid Phosphasss. or Ammonia. and that vas ab-
solutsly free from sdultsraaons. was
CLIvILANp's SUPERIOR
BAKING POWDER.
C1eveland's Superior Baking Powder N for sale
By O. @. Cornwall 4 Son.
John 81. MAgruder, G. C. Bryan
T. Page, Chas. l. Keiioe.
WIN. T. Abbott Elphonzo Younes Co.
Winner Co., WIN. X. Brown,
Shirley Schodeld, John Keyworth,
6urchard Co.. Howard keyworth
N 4 p Metseer
And other htgh-clnss GroosrA
ny6-tu q. fam
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OPERA OF BocCAc1o AT BAY RIpaE-For the
balance of this week the opera of Boccacio will
be rendered at this charming resort by Miss
Helen Judson, assisted by Mr.. Edward Webb, =
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PANTS reduced to 50 60.
EIsEMAS Bros, 7th and E sts

soc. CASE, SOC. WEEKLY.-New credit system;
Rogers silver ware, clocks. china. lamps, table
and piano covers. table linen, cutlery, rugs,
clothes wringers, lace curtains, portiers. win
dow shades, &c. Address AGAIN, Star office.
Will call with samples.
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Don't Forget told you would save you
something on Furniture, China, &c. Solid Oak
Snairs, SC; Leather Seat High Back Dining,
w up; Ladies Carpet Seat Rocker, CSC.
Vz6 GRAsrY. 15l0-l2 It'll St NV
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CITY ITEMS

Pure Rye Whisky, years old, ct bt. $50
Port Wine, med. use, full Ct bot Soc. p
Lime Juice. Csc. Rasp. Vinegar, Csc Cat
Wine, soc. gal
Flour, Pat Process, Il bbl, tf50
1t p. r WILSON, 9S4 It'll st NV.
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EXACTLY HALF PRIcE.-lS0 pairs of summer
corsets sold all season for 81. now 5Oc These
goods are fresh, last production Of summer
cOrsets this season. Every pair warranted not
70 pull or break. NJ. G. WHELAN, Corset Cor
rector. 1908 st
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SALE OF CONDEMNED ARTICLES at the Treas
ury Department tomorrow at 10 o'clock by
Duncanson Bros, auctioneers. See advt.
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60 TO Bar RIDaE August with Mt. Vernon
Lodge. z. 2. Regular rates.
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DREADFULLY CUT.-Grasty's two stores, 1910
IL Ith st. NV, in great confusion OH account OF
cut prices in mating and refrigerators.
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ANOTHER BATCH Of good flannel shirts gone
down 70 81. worth Sl.75 and cheap at that
Franc d Soy. One Price cor 7th and d,
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CONCERT Musrc AND DANCING on the Charles
Macaiester and at Marshall Hail Friday and
Saturday, day, and on Indian Head evening
tripa See adv.
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Fits, Spasms, st. yitus Dance, Nervousness
and Hysteria are soon cured by DR.. Mics Nerv-
inc. Free samples at
EDWARD P MERrz's lOlA st
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Star Spring Water.
Saratoga Star Spring Water for sale in bot
ties and by the glass by all druggists. SAn'r
Z. PALMER, Agent. ja25-s, tn thl50s
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Low SgoEs at half value. J. J. GEoRoks
Soy, Ills Pennsylvania ave.
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Castoria.
When baby was sick We gave her Csstoria.
When she was Child she cried for CastoriA
When she became Miss she chung to Castoria
When she had Children she gave them Castoria
jal6-th,s ,tu,ly
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BCY YoUR Coal of j. MAURY DOVE. Only
highest grades of family coal handled.
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Use THE JOHNSTON BREAKFAsT CoFFEk. Sold
by all grocers at Csc. per pound package.
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ADJUSTMENTS

Buy Your Coal of ]. MAURY DOVE. Only
highest grades Of family coal handled. jyi5-ti
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Piles! Piles! Piles!-Dr williams Indian
Pile Ointment is the only lure cure for Blind.
Bleeding or Itching Piles ever discovered. IL
never fails to cure old chronic cases Of long
standing. WILLIAMS MIRO. Co., Cleveland,
Ohio iao5-s TN tblsOt
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GREAT REDUCTION in trousers.
EIsENAN Bros. 18th and z ats.
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Broad. Run Creamery Butter, 25c ID. Try il
1t NJ. d z. MErzeER All 7th St n W.
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To ESJoY your vacation have your feet treated
before leaving by Drs. J. J. GEORGES & Son
Chiropodists. Parlors Ills Pennsylvania ave
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SEE PANTS reduced to $500.
EIsEMAN Bros, 7th and e Sta
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Sautter

Has the coolest and best ventilated 1as,ies, and
tenfs' Dining Rooms in this city Pans aiways
In operation up and down stairs. sac Il AZ
NV. fys-eoI4t
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Buy Q Machine with a Rcpufati0ny
Examine our New High Arm No. 8 and notice
how Its rotary motion. silent and positive, con-
trasts with the rasping, heavy, uncertain action
OF shuttle machines. Office, 4S7 9Th NV
1ul-t, SIN WHEELER 4 WILSON MIRO Co
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CARPETS CAMPHoRAIED and made moth proof
free Of charge. EMPIRE CARPET CLEANING
WoRKs, 63I-6S5 Mass. ave. NV Telephone 425-2
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THE BLUE LINE,
Guests Of the Baltimore and Ohio En-.
tertained on Superb Train Of Cars.

| Baltimore and Ohio railroad officials gave q
novel reception yesterday on board train of
cars. great many guests were invited to the
Baltimore and Ohio depot to inspect new
train of Pullman cars to be run on the fast line
between Washington and New York. This line
| is already known as 1.-THE Royal Blue Line, on
account of the prevailing color Of the exterior
| OF the cars. The train that stood in the depot
yard with its huge new engine which win run
| it between this city and New York at the rate
| OF 80 or so miles an hour represent about the
furthest advance made in point of elegance
| and comfort in travelling Tue ordinary pas
| senger coach, which is eight feet longer than
| usual. is handsomely urh ,lstered and has q
| coy smoking compartment partitioned off at
one end. The Pullman parlor car is most con-
yenient In its arrangement and luxurious In its
httings. In keeping with the rest Of the train
even the baggage car is elegantly finished. The
| cars are lighted with gas, which is stored
| away under heavy pressure in tanks UNDER
meath the body of each car. The result is
an illumination at night that will enable one to
| read with comfort. All Of the latest devices to
add to comfort and insure safety have been
placed in these cars-improved air brakes, au-
| tomato signals. Janney platforms, with vesti-
buie connections and the Pullman anti-tele-
scoping arrangements. The vestibule plat
forms are brightly illuminated at night with
other can be made without going out into the
dark. The huge new Baldwin engine attached
| to the train was as far ahead Of the ordinary
locomotive rs the coaches behind we're ahead
| Of the ordinary railroad cars. It is a coke
burning engine and makes no dirt The rail-
road officials have such confidence IN the clean
illness Of the engines of this pattern that they
have had Pullman cars intended for the "Blue
| line" upholstered In plush Of delicate cream
| tints. The guests Of the company yesterday
included many Members OF Congress, news
paper men and well-known citizens. A stream
| of guests were passing through the train
| for two hours. They were received by
] General Passenger Agent Scull, General Agen.
Alvey and City Passenger Agent Smith Of the
Baltimore and Ohio, and Mr.. n Main. the rep
| resentative OF the Pullman Company in Wash
ington. In the baggage car a table was set and
the guests, after inspecting the cars, discussed
the marvels they had witnessed over a COLA
ton quite as elegant as anything else about the
| train. The Baltimore and Ohio Company is
having other coaches OF the same sumptuous
| character constructed and as rapidly as posi-
ble.will equip all the flyers" between Washing
| ton and New York in this superb manner.
IMPORTANT SALE OF HORSES, Cows AND
FARMING IMPLEMENTs.-The stock and farm
ing implements of Mr.. ]. X. Freeman will be
sold tomorrow at II O'Clock at his farm, near
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SEASON OF 1890.
THE CoNEY ISLAND OF THE POTOMAC.
MORE ATTRACTIONS THAN ALL OTHER RIVER
kESoRTS COMBINED.

The new, swift and popular steamer SAMUEL J.
PENTZ will make regular excursions to this fsvorte
resort as follows:
sUNDAYS-Leavins wharf foot Of eth 1t at 10 30
Am, 3:l5 and 5 80 pm. Returning at z. 8 and 80
Pm. Tickets 25c
WEDNEsDAYS-Three trips. leaving at Q.45 m
and As and o 40 pm Returning 1t !. o and IL 80
pm. Tickets. 25c,
Family excursions every SATURDAY. Leave nj
e:45 am. and :45 pm. Returning ut aud $50
pm. Fare round trip, loo. --. .....
SATURDAY EVENING trips at Gas, returning Ct
/ 80 pm. Round trip. 25c.
The only excursion grounds lighted by electricity.
The best meals furnished the Potomac River or
anywh, re else for Soc No Objectionable parues a.
lowed on boat grounds.
NJ Z. 8. RANDALL. Proprietor
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.
FORECAST TILL EIaHr An. FRIDAY.

FORECAST TILL E1eHr An. FRIDAY.
FOR the District of Columbia, Maryland and
Virginia. warmer; fair; southwesterly winds.
CONDITION OF TEE WATER
Temperature and condition Of water at
am.-Great Falls, temperature, 81; condition,
s. Receiving reservoir, temperature, So. Con-
dition at north connection. So; condition at
south connection, SO; distributing reservoir,
temperature, 81: condition at infuent gate
house. So; condition at effiuent gate house SO.
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Boards, ellis per 100 feet. 9Th and N.Y.ave.
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T'HE MOUNT VERNON
AND MARSHALL HALL STEAMBOAT co.
On and after June 1. 1890. the new iron and steal
Steamer CHARLES MACALEsTER
win leave her wharf foot Of 7sh street. for Mount
Vernon and MaT,L 4. Han as follows: .
II cam e Mount vernon saa
including sdmissicn 70 the manson aud Srounds lie
y ss .PS sss be
cured Fsq NJ Mk iss Eat q. Moun, y.rnoo
On SUNDAYS a. II am. 80 and pm returning
on Friday: aud saturday,, special mecniish. e.cur
sns .nS
y : i ::ss1f s ct
Fare % Marshall Han and return rs ee,s.ps am
lie popuisr and reliable steamer W. NJ tSreorln
e a isl n
her wharf daily, except sunday at 10 am. returning
sapdsy t1ip. Of the 4: " S0fcor.n to Marshal. han
| WIN be snnOuncsd weekly. See .dyertisemsnss.
sisS:f ss:ss s al s sSSs
CoLoNIAL BEACH
DAY HxcuRsIoNs
EVERY wKpNEspAx
Salt Water bathing
Famous Shore Dinner ct the hotsi
wA. I. cRuAfR Propxistoe.
steamer 7. " ARRowsxrrH leaves 7sA ssr..s
| wharf s:45 an. Home at lopm =
EVERY
S::;A i / I;sEE..]]tl
Leaves u $50 pm. -
HOME SUNDAY II Pr sae-sn
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$50 1srH AND r STA
BARGAINS
". B. MOSES soNa
FURNITURE
CARPETS.
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
INTERIOR DECORATIONS
WALL PAPERS. TO-
To make space for the goods for fall season
Offering many attractive bargains. The following
| are sfew:
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT.
500 Curtain Poles. full length. with trimminss al
complete worth SOC. and 75c. 15c. each.
100 Curtain Poles. extra heavy. with trimmings
complete worth 75c. to sL50: 25c. each.
SO pairs Lace Curtains reduced to 75c
100 pairs Lace Curtains reduced to q.
Finer Curtains reduced to less than import prices
large assortment Of portieres, less than manufsc
turers' prices
CARPET DEPARTMENT.
Carpets Of the following si1es. made Of Remnants
with Border all around:
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS cARPEra
8 feet > inches BY feet 9 inches. 90; reduced
from sl5.
feet inches BY 10 feet slo5o; reduced from
els.
feet inches BIZ 1ofeet inches. slo.5o reduced
! from SIS
feet inches by IL feet S11: reduced from els.
feet inches BY Is feet inches. els: reduced
from s22.5O
s fee. inches By Is feet inchea s1s; reduced
from s22.
feet inches By IA feet $3.50: reduced from
s25.
10 feet inches by Is feet inches. sls: reduced
from s25.
10 feet inches by 10 feet els: reduced from a29
10 feet inches by 10 feet inchea SEQ; reduced
from s3l.
BODY BRUSSELS CARPETS.
4fest inches by feet. a: reduced from %.
sfeet inches by IA feet s16; reduced from s25.
feet inches BY ~ feet. sis: reduced from
s22.5O
10 feet inches by Is feet inches. s2s; reduced
from s32.5o.
MoouErTE AND WILTON cARPETa
oby fleet go; reduced from SIS.
oby 8 feet q inches sl2. SO; reduced from SIS
eject inches BY feet inches. sI3.5o; reduced
from $50
feet inches by ~ feet inches $50; reduced
from s3c.5o
8 feet 8 inches By 10 feet ,nchsA $50; reduced
from $50
feet by 10 feet 8 inches els; reduced from
s27.5O.
800 Bromley Smyrna hearth Rusl % 50; reduced
from sA25.
STRAW MATT1Naa
zoo Rolls white and fancy. 20 yds. worth %.
$3.50.
ESQ Rolls white and fancy 40 yda worth 90 -.
$50 Rolls Hssvy Jotntlsss. 20 yds.. worth s1e.
el0.
$50 Rolls Heavy pamA.t. 20 yda.. worth Gle. slo
BABY CARRIAGES.
or more. and ~ discount every carriage from SIS
to sls This d 81 opportunity TO buy ans carriage
for very little money.
WINDOW SHADES.
We are o6srins q Ans assortment q eoAon With IL
Axtuzsa and complete for 25c. each
MOSQUITO oANoPlKs.
ssii Line Of s'sry style and a's f'on rs ssass 70
v. D. MOSES 4 soxa
ooe lish anaI ~ nv.
wsshington. D q
TuRxITu71 cAlPxra uPHoIsTERrx& DECO
RAT1oxs. WALLPAPER %. "a
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IMPORTANT SALE OF HORSES, Cows AND
FARMING IMPLEMENTs.-The stock and farm
ing implements of Mr.. ]. r. Freeman will be
sold tomorrow at II O'Clock at his farm, near
the receiving reservoir, about one and half
miles above Georgetown. There will be sold
at the same time one of the fastest road horses
in Washington, Conway stock, sound and gen.
tle
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MEssRs. TscHIFFELY L EVANS have in one of
their large show windows a very attractive dis
play of .Bromodine" headache powders. They
are the Washington agents for this most ex-
cellent headache remedy
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cARHART / LE1DI.
PHILADELPHIA STORE.
92S 7th It and 7O6 K ut. nv
j oHssos & LurrREI1.

l..
~
az ,x,., ,, % .,,
ELPEONZO YoUNGs COMPANY
Offer Just few more Of those Elegant Imported
Sardines at
AFRO DOZEN.
They are good value at half dollar more.
New French Peas are in and we have them from 1ec
up. Also full line Of Domestic Green Peas-nsw
crop-at low rates.
ELPHoNzo YoUNos COMPANY,
3y30 %2S Ninth sk
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TEE LOUD SPEECH o. SILENCE.

Sometimes man can say the most without utterins
. sound. while ngures-always silent-often speai
louder than words. What read generally impresseS
rs more than what hear and in the
the impression should be deep and productive one
We don't consider it any to make figures demon
strative Of what ready to do Water Coolers
Refrigerators and Baby Carriages you don't wan,
either OF these articles price wouldn't tempt you.
But you do 1t il enough for you to remember that
Lansburgh Ii ready to SELL regardless Of competitive
hgurss" We won't even consider profit. Well CLINT
way down to cost and there wen stop. The man who
tramples cost under his feet 10 very unreliable
chant
In Furniture Tapestries We will make the following
From q 90 to e2hc.
Sl.25 to 75c.
&l.50 to DOC.
$500 to sl25.
$500 70 sl.46.
In Frilled Edge Lace Chamber Curtains,
From $500 to 1906.
$3.50 TO e3.25.
In Fine Nottingham Lace Curtains:
From Sl.25 to s5c.
90 to $3.50.
$3.50 10 s275.
$3.50 to 1925.
nyou are BUYING anything. from Rustic Lawn Fix
inxs to the Most Elaborate and Costly sideboards
youn ind the pruning blade sticking in every price
tag.
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To CLEAR Up Oun Srock

We will get rid Of all Odds and Ends Broken Lots Of
Goods. Remnants, &c, &c.
few dozens Ladies' Lisie Thread Gloves. Sizes ~
8 and "a. To go at 5 cents pair.
Remnants Of Ribbons, Embroideries, Laces and
IlounciDgs At half price,
Best Imported Berlin Zephyr cents lap,
Best Imported Saxopy, IL cents hank
Best Imported Germantown, 10 cents Q hank
Best Imported Spanish, ID cents hank.
Best Black India Linon, 12k cents yard
bargain in Mems Fancy Cheviot Shirta Al sizes
Only so cents.
Another lot Of the Childrens Positive Black Ribbed
Hose. Sizes to 91< At 12h cents.
Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Vests. good value. 12x centa
rare chance for o big bargain In Mating, extra
value. at 10. Is. ID and 25 cents.
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SAcRITICE SALE Of pants.
EIsEMAS Bros, It'll and E SITS.
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100 Fl Bps. ellis. LIBBKY. BIrr1soKR d MILLER
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clothes wringers, lace curtains, portiers, win
dow shades, &c. Address AGAIN, Star Office.
Will call with samples.
MILK and whisky testers. HEMPLER. 453 Pa. av.
DREADFULLY CUT.-Grasty's two stores, 1911
IL 9TH st. w., in great confusion OH account OF
cut prices in mating and refrigerators.
Low SgoEs at half value. J. J. GEoRoks
Soy, Ills Pennsylvania ave.
$500 PANTS. EIsEMAS BRos..7t and E SITS.
CARPETS CAMPHoRAJED and made moth proof
free Of charge. EMPIRE CARPET CLEANING
WORKS, 6S1-635 Mass ave. NV. Telephone 1852.
BoAaDs, 81 Is per 100 feet. 9Th and N.Y.ave.
SEE PANTS reduced to $780,
EIsEAAN Bros, It'll and E SITS.
BrY YoUR CoAL of J. MAURY DOVE. Only
highest grades of family coal handled
Use THE JOHNSTON BRxAKFAsT COFFEE Sold
by all grocers at Csc. per pound package.
GREAT REDUCTION in trousers
EIsENAN Bros, It'll and z SITS.
To ESJoY your vacation have your feet treated
before leaving by Drs J. J. GEORGES & Son,
Chiropodists. Parlors Ills Pennsylvania ave.
SACRIFICE SALE Of pants
EIsEMAS Bros, It'll and E sts
100 Fl. Bps., s1.15 LIBBEY. B1rrIsoER MILLER
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FINANCIAL.

Il NO W. COhsON. JNO. w MCCARTNEY,
Member ny. stock In,
C0Rs0N 4 MCCARTNEY,
GLOVER BUILDING. l4le y ST. NV,
Bankers and deser in Government BondsL
Deposits. Exchange. Losns Collections
Railroad stocks and bopds and all securities lsfsd
on the Exchanges Of New York. Philadelphia Bosroa
and Baltimore bought and sold
specially made Of Investment securities District
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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-01-25
GENERAL RAUM.
The Newly-Appointed Commissioner Of
Pensions.

The Newly-Appointed Commissioner Of
Pensions.
Green B. Raum was born in Golconda,
Pope County, ILL.,, December 3, 1920. He
attended the public schools, studied law,
and was admitted to the bar in 1853.
Three years later he took his family to
Kansas. 1t was in the midst of tho
great struggle for freedom, and his in
fuence was at once thrown on the side
of the Free State party. Such action
was dangerous, and for his family's sake
he moved back to Illinois in 1857, set
tling at Harrisburg. At this time, and
until 1851, Mr.. Raum professod himself
a Democrat. But he was heartily for the
Union, and when the war broke out he
enlisted, and was appointed Major in
the Fifty-sixth Illinois Regiment. In
the campaign of 1862 he served under
General Rosecrans in Mississippi, and
at the battle of Corinth he distinguished
himself by leading an effective charge.