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Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-24
UNIVERSITY
OF The
State Of MjSylIl
To j. V. Williams, Clerk of
Audrain County. Mfssouri Soaaty d

To D. v. Williams, Clerk Of Nh.
Audrain County, Missouri ooaas -
COLUMBIA, Boone Cous,,
July l, lssO.-SIR: 1t is mn
INFORM you that, under the W.
OF Section sI3S, Revised sp1ovh
Missouri, 1889, your counts sssufl
to send to the departmsns. ~
State University at Coln-1
Rolla, during the year endinA
1891, eighteen students, bets.Isss
ages OF sixteen and twenty.sr1
Under the rules adontas
Board OF Curators, students 49,
sess q good moral character 80
pass a satisfactory examlrsa
arithmetic and in the nr1.5A9
English grammar and Vr;tss
position. and must pay the ~
scribed by said Act, to.S,.
matricuiating, an entrance e.
dollars, and contingent fee Of
lars and a like contingent ts1
beginning of the second bsr
making the whole annnaI
twenty dollars; sohich masf6 r.
epery student, except reeul.,s
dained ministers of the gospsl
ing to any of the various reIisic-
nominations of this State. hi
digent young men preparing -
ministry. For the schools of 81
and Engineering, the annual Co.,
forty dollars each, For n.
School, fifty dollars for first w.
dents and forty dollars for
year students. Examination -
mission Will be given by the r.
and mathematical departmsns
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Monday, September 4th, 5th- Il
Sth, preceding the opening al ~. h
versity. The session of ali tA.
partments will begin
On the Second Tuesday (l
and will continue until the fntn
day of June (4th) 1S9l-except tS..
the School of Mines and Metsih,,s
Rolla, which will begin and end
week Later, and the Law School ~
opens on October LIST, 1890,
The Missouri State Military 81
is now a department of the St.ss i
versity, missouri Rev. Stat +
Secs. 6S27-3ll. Each Senatoe
Representative in the General ~
bly, is expected to appoint one f
from his district during the monS
August. These cadets, altar -
the required examinations, wills
mitted to the Academic depart.s
of the University free of tuition. r
complete uniforms will be furn,Sl
by the State to each cadet.
Ample provision has been ma.
the education and care of youne
men in all the classes of the mn
sity. See catalogue 1890, pages !
50.
L beg to call your attention d
appended extract from the law m5
subject.
You will phase, after giyinr I
weeks publication to this cerths1
transmit to me, on or before Ser
Der LIST, a list of the names Of 81
youth of your county who intsei
make application for entrance -
University at the commences
the next session.
If such a list is not transuit
students from other counties xip
allowed to enter in lieu OF thu
which your county is entitled.
Board can be had in clubs b :
college buildings for male studaahl
$3.50 per week in private famiHsl
500 to $3.50.
am very respectfully. your d
emit servant, J.. G. RABR /
Secretary Board Curaters u
sity of Missouri.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-24

my boys 1 would remain perma-
nently. The outlook for business
here is not good, and I intend to
go where I can learn them to work.
The people here are now turning
their attention to the country and
are planting out millions of fruit
and orange trees. Tho scale bug
that was on the orange tree and
the worm that has done lots of
damage to the grape vines have
both about disappeared, so the
horticulturist is in much better
spirits. This part of the State
raises most everything by irriga-
ton. We have plenty of water,
raise big crops and there is no
place where SO many vegetables
and melons to the acre as here, and
fine ones, too. All of our garden
ing is done by the Chinese. They
bring in each morning hundreds of
wagon loads of vegetables, berries
and melons, and go from house to
house and sell. My Chinaman
furnishes me all the vegetables Of
all kinds we want for $3.50 per
month. So you will see this is a
cheap place to live. Other things,
except poultry and eggs, are about
as in Mexico, but they are always
here.
will take a car and ship in it
my buggy, surry, horse and other
things we may need while up to
San Jose. When I get up there
brother Joe Murray and I may
write you a letter. / think that
part of the State more prosperous
than this now. but the climate I
do not think 20 good.
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LADIES AUTUMN HASpxrncHrrrs.

White is to be the correct style. though some new
and very pretty colored borders are shown.
AT 12x CEN1S.-Over one hundred patterns IN
cry and hsmstitching Special good values are these
style No 6lwith embroidery leaf in center aud in the
2-nch hemstitched border. Style No. %: Hem
stitched border and large blocks Of drawn work
ter style No. "a: Hemstitched border, embroidery
initial in corner. These guaranteed the usual lec
quality.
eH- feature Of our 12J<c Handlerchiefs ID that
they are ALL PURE LINEN and SO guaranteed
Al 20 CEN1S-ODe hundred and thirty three DIFF
ferent styles. You may safely order by mail any of
the following. for they the the collection
style No. 1S Scalloped embroidery edge with center
OF open work and embroidery Style No. %,
Hemsttched and four rows Of reyering Style
Nc3l: Vandyke hem and embroidery. Style No OIL
center OF open work. hemstitched border Of EN-.
oroidery. Style No. |: Hens titched borders drawn
work center initial in corner We have contracted
TO take 1000 dozen of these handkerchief The FIRST
fnstamcnt Of 90 dozen is here. They are unaunder-
ed just as they from the homes the Irish peas
ants and the converts OF France. little creased and
dirty, but the exquisite HAND EMBROIDERY IL rec
ognized. and We are selling them more often six o.
time than one Only % cents each for Handkerchiefs
that when laundered would easily bring Soc
What il your initiAlf Send order for sample Hand
kerchief.
At Doc. Soc. Csc, Use, SOC, Csc, 81 25 ell s.
Q Las. s1.6S &1.75. sl.9s, O.. IS s235 and e. 4s
the finest coll, cton OF Hand-embroidered French
Linen Handkerchiefs ever exhibited here
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
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Jozssos. G4,xr. & Co.
CSC PENN. AVE. NV.

We ~ taking account Of Stock and and ws Asvs
crest many Remnants on hand which We hsvs
nssked vszy chssp 10 eess eut Rsmnants Of Batisss
the kind sold for los. now 70 Remnants ChsliAs
% shnrs lengths In 0inshaus and sattema vay
Chsap Rsmnsnts In Gold end Black Dress 0ooda We
srs shoring spisn1id Nns of white Goods u los
and l2,<e Ladiss ana Gsnh' osuss Undsswssr
Ladies 1ssS ElAsk Hose. vsU Ans quality. s6c
sssax MAstiag IN 10 to 70 yasd lsngshA Ths 2as
and S0o. qualify rev l6s.
~ Of eur csepsts At Cost.
JOHNSON. GARNER Z Co,
036 PENN. AVE NV.
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Every friend of the District should be
present in the House next Monday, and every
one should vote to recommit the Atkinson
bill, no matter whether the accompanying
instructions are entirely satisfactory to him or
not II the bill is not recommitted and
brought before the House with some provision
concerning the mall and grade crossings in it,
propositions concerning these Improvements
will be ruled out as not ''germane" amend
ments- So that every one who favors remedy
OF any sort for the grade-crossings evil, and
every one who favors an improvement Of
railroad occupation OF the mall, but not the
removal of the station, should vote for the re-
committal. When the bill comes again before
the House the remedy which he favors will be
germsne a. an amendment, and the House
can then decide between various measures of
relief. To vote against recommittal is TO deny
all relief
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-26

The railroad lobby n now confident that i.
has frightened or induced enough Of the Repre-
sentatives Who voted against il last District day
to be absent, and made enough acquisitions to
its own little list to control things next Mon
day. It may be that some OF the names upon
its ''list' have been placed there without au-
thority. The proceedings OF next District day
will throw light on this subject, aud they will
DO noted with interest by the people Of the
city, including the workingmens and citizens
organizations which have concerned them
selves in the matter. The farmers Of "the
rural constituencies" whose Representatives.
the railroad says, opposed it last District day
may also take an interest in the Houses action.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-26

The Mckinley tariff bill has been translated
into French and published in the Temps of
Paris As Congress has done nothing in the
copyright legislation of course the author Of
the bill can make n. claim against the pub
lisherx
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Silver is going up so that when you come 70
buy wedding presents next fall you will regret
exceedingly that you favored the passage Of
the silver bill.
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Whether the Farmers Alliance, as suggested
by Senator Voorhees,. would make better ed
itor of the Congressional Record than the pres
eut staff is immaterial The whole people are
in the bumor to take a whack at the business
and wipe out the unmade speeches, the apollo
getic essays and the dead statistics on all sorts
OF subjects that daily cumber its pages. And
they mean to have sooner or later, and sooner
rather than later, an unexpursated edition of
the proceedings, if anything more than the
bare record of official acts is to be preserved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-26

The current number Of Frank Leslie's Illus
trased Newspaper Of New York contains a pic
ture Of ex-senator Hearst driving in Central
Park
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-26

Fit be true, as the London Chronicle says,
that 'the representatives Of England are mere
babies in the bands Of Mr.. Blaine, why doesn't
he spank them into ressonableness and good
behavior
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-26

The Frye letters Of the prcsen. campaign are
creating more Of sensation than the '-fry-shc-
fat" letters Of the late campaign The differ
eues 10 that between spent ball and flying
bullet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-26

Guatemala has declared war against Saliva
dor. Ii Is almost time. The declaration Of
hostiiities should never lag more than seven or
eight battles behind the hostilities.
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MEMS AUTUMN HAspKrncu1rrs.

Gentlemen, we know we must be brief with you
12H cents for Full Size Pure Linen Handkerchief
white and colored tale aud hens titched borders;
quality that reails for 25 at the mems furnish
ing stores.
h2o. 80. 80 and go cents the latest autumn novel;
ties from London and Paris bargain are those with
hemstitched borders and corners hand embroidered.
They should be 35c instead Of 25c
,,, THE PALArs ROYAL
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w. A. P,rncr & Co.
SUCCESSORS 10
Z q. DAVIS.

The expression Of an opinion presupposes . howl
edge Is parent Of the opinion Therefore. when We
expect confession on your part that the following
offerings for next week are bona de exceptional bar
gains. we do you the justice to believe You TO Be
Judges of prices and values BEGINNING on Moniay
morning we will offer:
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THE most serious evil which AFFECTS South
Washington is the obstruction to travel and
traffic of the belt of surface tracks, which sep
arate the wharves, river front and whole sec
ton Of the city from the business center; and
whatever else may fail to be accomplished, this
obstruction should be removed"
Report of Board of Trade.
The extent Of the danger and obstruction Of
this po-thoroughfare belt il indicated in an ar
ticle printed elsewhere in The STAR. Tho
main contention Of the people of Washington is
for relief from the grade crossings evil, because
il touches human life. They also wish their
park restored wholly or partially to public use,
either by a removal of railroad tracks from the
mall, or by eoncealing them in their course
through the park. But provisions for the
beauty Of the city do not compare in importance
with measures to protect life.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-26

Ex-Secretary Bayard endorses what Secre-
tary Blaine says about the British prime minis
ter's full acceptance of an agreement with the
condition proposed by the United States. It
seems that the coils that K the charge Of being
double-minded on the British government are
slowly settling around Lord Salisbury's neck.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-26

II, a. suggested by Senator Sherman, the
Congressional Record had an editor. he would
have to 60 armed and wear coat Of mail all
the time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-26

Secretary Blaine u giving senator 1rye .
few diplomatic, historical and political tips hy
mail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-26

DARTIEs DESIRING BOOB HISDs IA or ANY
description VIII do well 10 call. b ,fore siyinx or
cara. ct J. q. HODGES. 64l La. Az q. NV oppo.ita
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-26
The Brsr AeEscr In THr
WORLD

"THz Brsr AoEscr In THr
WORLD"
To control the market on desirable commodity 10
the desire Of every enterprisng house An exclusive
agency 10 great possession. But In q broad sense
The Best Agency in the WORLDS 10 the one which
greatest advantage to the purchaser and We
claim to have that agency, aud here's the proof:
Smyrna Rugs II. by IL IT,. eco.
Z" IN IT, by 1Ok f., S22.
eft. by o IT,. &13T5.
4ftby 2 IT.. SO. 10.
ST. by8ft, 1896
2k II. by 5 IT,. $2. 10
eft by 4.4ft, S2.l0.
Mats. ~ # by 3 IT.. 059
These are Bromiey's Celebrated Rugs.
500 I.nolsum Mats. 2 IT. by 3 IT.. SOC
ESQ " ~ r. by IT.. 81
800 Kiddsrminstsr Bugs. ~ #. by 4 u.
Our Atwood English Woven Art Squares in the fol.
lowing sizes: yards by ~. 3 yards by 2sS yards
by g. yards by AZ: the regular price for these l. 81
81 square yard. We mark down to 80 cents.
verandah Rockers. Of reed, with frame Of maple or
walnut. %.
Oak or Mahogany RocksrH Medium Ezs. O. Is /;
large size. $375.
Stationary Piazza Arm Chairs Of maple and devllsd
cane. e.
Large Lawn Settse6 r. long. Of oak or painted s5
Cottage Rockers maple and devtllsd cane &c .26.
Woven Rattan Couches. slQ
We marx our Ad,ussabls Window Screens 1t 4sc,
SOC. and 6Oc.
In speakins Of such ''summersblss'' - Rssrisers-
ters. Baby Csrriasss Water Coolers &C.. let M say
thss II you want saythinR Of this Kind ven surpriss
you on hxurea We wont say vhas wen sail sk but
ven sell II yoa'n give ~ sshsnes.
JULIUS LAMsBURoH,
U2e 18TH AND sr2
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The English newspapers are unconsciously
but surely creating a boom for Blaine in 1892.
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Chicago wants . new count Of her census,
which shows up one hundred thouaand short
OF the school count She win need that extra
hundred thousand when she takes m her
Worids Fair collection.
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IL VIII DO . nne campaign joke on the new
rules Of the House If Congress shouidnf hap
pen 10 adjourn until late in the fall.
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CHrLnREs's New HASpKERcHrrrs
cents for warranted Pure Linen Handkerchiefs
with the new series Of Kate Greenaway fancy hem
stitched borders; warranted fast colors.
for 20 cents for French Novelty handkerchief
for % cents is the Trice for those with scsloped
and embroidered borders; quality that ladies' size
retails at 25 cents.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Continual he,ovl
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kuSsia's concern lest Bulgaria should nAmir-
ate ths sultan rs - pathetic as erocodi,e'.
tearn
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Senator Teller, with Others, has bought the
Roesy Hou'stai. Eecos of Denver, and now,
when he feels like stepping mp higher, he can
rssisn hs senasorship and become an ed,ter.
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III The Ansonis Clock Company 10 Of the largest
In the United states They guarantee all their clocks
for year. 50 that we In turn, guarantee them
10 you.
eN The writing paper contract for Of the lesdins
producer In the country. Many tons are bought and
sold every year. Investigation Will show that the
quality We offer at IL apound-sbont 120 sheets
is equal To usually retsled 70 and 70 cents
eB-The toilet sets consist OF brush, comb and
mirror and perfect limitations Of ivory The price
co cents the SETS about half what &c should be-
would have been had we not made very large and adj
vantsseous purchase.
THE PALAIs ROYAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-26

Salvador 10 winning . great many page
battles.
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FoR THREE DAYs.
The Days are:
MONDAY. TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY,,
July %, July 90. July 30.
The First Specially 10;
LAcEs AT TEN PER CENT DISCOUNT.

Every yard Of Lace at 10 per cent less thsn the
price marked on the boards. Remember the mar ked
prices cash sale PRICES and therefore lower than
quoted II We did large credit business. Remember
too, this Ia not closingout sale Of odds and epds
but offers choice from full pieces Of
TIE LATEST STYLE LACES
Chantly Lace Flouncings. Chantilly Trimming Lacss
Russia Drapery Nets, Plat Val Laces,
Ia Tosca Nets, Italian Val. Lsces,
Fandyke Trimming Laces Linen Torchon Lacea
Fedora Trimming Lsces. Irish Point Laces,
Oriental Trimming Laces Handmade Laces
Special attention is asked to the fine variety OF
Hand made Laces for dress and underwear trimming
Not only beautiful in design. but the most durable
and economical Of all lacea
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Continued below
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Crows STILL Dowx liz PH,cE

warm weather or cool the sale Of our gloves has 70
be kept up TO the standard The rssson IL
10 tshe from the makers many hundreds Of dozsns
per annum and can't force them to always deliver
them during the busy We have just received
100 dozen Pigxkin Gloves and over so dozen I'm
dressed Kids The latest and shades Of modes
are being shown To forcs business the following re-
duced prices:
$50 Pixskin Nousquetairss reduced d. 7ec
pec Undresssd Kid usQuetares. Csc
n Ouslity f. button Undresse1 Kid. ..... s5c
ol25 Updressed Hid Mousauetsires Is
81 SO Undressed Kid Mousquetairea. 81 As
sc 4-bufton kid Gloves Soc
e6e. 4button Nd Gloves.... Csc
g6e. A-button French Kid Gloves. SIC
ESQ SIX Gloves Spd Aftts. ..-............... Gle
Sic Qusnty fsuueee
SOC. quality reduced 10 .-.................4 4c
Sc. Qusltsy r~duced 20. <Qc
15c. ouality reduced ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. o.
CSC quality reduced $50
TIE PALArs ROYAL.
A. LIsNER
62e Corner ETH 1t. and p. ave-
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LANsBCRGH a BRO.

The above spesfs volumes. Our sooa work rcaps
reward. Whilst Others furloash people wepre COM
PEELED through de ded increase OF business 10 in.
crease clerical forcA We have cultivated the soo
will OF the people aud have benefited oy it, We have
sold Tons Of Goods in the past fortnight But ws
have not flashed yet. More m erchAndise need. rsk.
Ing over Not ollar's worth OF Summer Goods shah
remain In our house.
lsc. WOOL cHALLIEs ia,So
beautiful variety to select from All choice pat.
terms II you thipkt 10 late for the iisht colors
choose the dark Ones We have plenty Of them
FURTHER REDUCTION OF TEN PER CENT
ON BATHING SUITS
or these he assortment not 90 large or complete
We have cut the price often that they dwfndd
down and down until only . few remain. though .
APPENDED bargain to any yet needing one.
l2kc WHITE GOODS. oso PER YARD.
Thousands OF yards o. ,hi, rood, have ,.f, ou,
shelves but there yet remains coD.idersble This IN
commendsole material for Wrappers. Tea Gown, and
Childrens Dresses.
LAWN DRESSING sAcoUEs, csc.
Made Of beautiful Plaid Lawn. plated front and back
turnover collar and cus OF mutton sleeves with
drswi ns string at waist Warranted 70 wash. All
sizes in stock
20 PER CENT DEDUCTION on THE ALREADY
REDUCED PRICE OF ANY PARAsoL
IN OUR STOCK
This ought 70 induce one to buy . Parasol TO lay
aside until next year.
LADIES' BOATING AND OUTING SUITS &C. as.
LADIES' SKIRTS MARKED PROM csc TO SOC.
Made OF dark material washable and seryceable for
travelling.
TIGHTS TIGHTS.
Black. Red, Lavender. Light Blue. prab. Pink. Nile
Green and all other desirable shades way below New
York prices
COTTON TIGHTS. $3.50
LIsLk TiGHTs........................4 40.
SILK AND Isle TIGHTs........ $50
ALL SILK TIGHTS. $50
We are headquarters for Washington for these goods
Have them right in stock. Don't have TO keep you
waiting until we send away. AL siEe s,n stock.
These are ~ be ct our Ladies' Muslin Under.
wear Department.
MAIL ORDERS CAREFULLY FILLED.
OUR STORE CLOSES AT sPM
SATURDAYS WE KEEP OPEN LATER
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I. is significant, whether tine ways and means
committee so regard il or not, that such lead
ing Republican journals as the Philadelphia
Prsss-the consistent advocates Of protection
are urging the amendment Of the Mckinley
bill in Difference to public sentiment and In
accordance with the suggestion Of Secretary
blaine. The Press says this morning that the
Republican party always faces to the front and
presses forward and that it ought to DO posi-
BILE by broad and judicious compromise to Sc
cure all the advantages of reciprocity without
risking the passage of the Mckinley bill. No
one, it adds in or out Of Congress, can doubt
that Secretary Biaine's utterances on this sub
ject have laid bare popular feeling on this
issne which no Mise Iepizlatnr can fail To note
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II the street car people want to see more
Mt. Pleasant people riding in the cars on the
extension they can easily do so by giving
checks from the branch to the main line. A
Mt. Pleasant resident would more willingly pay
five cents to ride q square in Mt Pleasant than
pay eight cents to ride from Mt Pleasant to
the navy yard. II il not the distance or the
amount, it Is the principle.
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w An T Z D.
Two Go Cd Dress Goods ,fsa.
One Cloth Man.
One Domestic Man.
One Upholstery salesman.
One Handkerchief ssleswosnan.
One Infants Wear saleswsman.
One Hosiery s.isswonan.
Must be experienced saiespsspla
None others need apply
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Krrp Youu Housrs CooL
GAS b1oSkk
Gas RAx0k& i Sns ~ ~ zs,
LAMPS banquet
Ca co~bfnsston snd Electric ChsndelicrS Coca
vSrkiuunslip.T Nsnufzctufers fr1ccs. SCHULTZ
GAS fIYTUkE An u Ali METAL CO. h c. MAiALt
manager. 1913 D st. n.w- sun building syl-ln
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WHAT
Il, sae@ EcG

For today we will offer
leo dozen Straw Hats all
shspes and colors, which
we have placed on two
large counters in the GEN.
ter Of our immense Nil.
linery Department. Don't
mind what they are
marked. whether II II
75c., SIC. or Sl.26. But
remember, you have your
choice for
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Krxss PA1AC..
s12-s14 sEvENgH Ct. NV.
COMPULSORY CLEARING SALE
on ACCOUNT OF IMPROVEMENTS.

Remember. re begin 10
tear down our front on
the 9th Of August aud re-
place 1t with one Of the
handsomsst fronts in the
city. To avoid the dust
and dirt occssioned By
this improvement We are
determined to clear out
our entire stock of Mill
merry, Dry Goods. Fancy
Goods and Notions. A
lar1e assortment Of Dlax-
ers on hand