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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-08
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

In accordance with the provisions OF the by
law. the annual meeting Of the Stockholders
of the south Side Bank OF Wheeling, will be
held at the Banking House. No. S74i Jacob st,
Oh Tuesday. January 18th, 1891. II I clock p III.
iasq CHAs. \. BOW Frs, Cashier.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-08
ID EMAlNDERS OF
Japanese Ware and Lacquer Boxes

r. be cleared OF 10 discontinue this depart
meut. 4 few desirable Manicure Sets in I'm
ported Plush aud Leather Boxes will also he
offered AT net cost 10 close
desc STANTON & DAVENPORT.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-08

House Nos 1921 aud 1913 Main street.
South Chapline Street Buildins Lot.
Lots Nos. l. 3 and 3, Gilchrist addition, Soutl
Front street.
South Half OF Lot No. - North Main street.
House No. SlS North Main street.
TaOS. O'BRIEN, Secretary W. 7. TT. Co
Real Estate and Stock Broker
oiicc, Room No. l, Reilly Building,
Market Street.
Ta1anh,na &c
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-08

DJuPLES. blsckheads. chapel ana OBJ. '.
Tin cured by CUuCuaA MEpeAItD SOAR
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-08
Is Your Child Sick.
REvER WITHOUT IT.

S. S. S. NEvER WITHOUT IT. Il is
gives Aoou, .hree years ago my little boy perfectly
strength l y Ss d ' 5sSS.osee fa harmless
health '@,Ss e ysps ol. Ell ,5o vet 50
0nd cxeaing J tiedf
N'''u several bht they puWcFfli
gooj. \ neighbor whose
H'SOi lad been afflicted way.l Is 20
TO weak Two 0oiIes my aals boy Wa. cp cleanse
and one quarter nile school er- the system
since keep : $ s. u my
delicate house me woad be of all
: -.
children. Els'on Ca impurities.
BOOKS Or BLoOD AND sam DISEASES FREE.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta. Ca.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-08
Cuticura Resolvept

The new Blood and SKIN Plflhef. anl IlT"'
and best Of Humor remedies, cleaDses a.. Dot.
81 al impurities aud poisonous clrn' ri'. l.
thus Removes the cause. whsle CrIiCi VA. ''
great Skin Cure. and CUrlcUaA soar. 900 rAi .''
lie Skin Purifier and Beautiief clear ihr -
% every trace Of disease. Hence re a. i.
CORA REMEDIES cur every disease huS h.lD
q the skin. scalp aud blood. with Joss Of ha'f
from pimpies % sctoiuls.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-08

Sold everywhere Price. CCTIcrRA 5o- so+f
&c: REsoLyENr e. Prepared boy the foIIt"
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION boston
.2~ Send for How 10 Cure Skin Diseh'.'' ."
nn,es - illu.trAlIous aud ~ ie.lIIlonlll--
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-08

THE New York Times says the cleo
tr'c ears have been taken Oh Fourth
avenue. and that the officers are trying
o. iuvcu, some appliance that wiz en-
able the ears 20 run easily when snow is
oa the ground. ~ the electric ears
arr hot drawn. the wheels simply slide
round aud round without the ear adj
yanciug a foot" Supt. SSu thinks a
remedy eau bee found, and says the OIL
crr> of the railroad are considering the
feasibility OF attaching brushes that
will r-yo.vc with the motion oi the ear
and brush away the snow iu front OF tue
wheels. A. Wheeling is q snowy city,
th.- is q matter of interest.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-08
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting of She Storkho Der. OF
The German Bank OF Wheeling Will Boo held b.
the Banking Office on Monday. Januar, ~. 1871,
h'twrcnyth" hours OF one aud four nrI.'b D. ri..
Tor The section OF nine 1871 Director o. serve
during the ensuing Year.
l.. 4. BANHA. C4shi.-.
Wheelin.. " Va. De- 80. $50 lats-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-08
TERMS:
- -. - 49, -..--.-.. ..-..-..--.

TERMS:
an TEAS, uV NAst, rosTAGE FssrAID.
JAILN, SIX DAYS ia tNe wees. ..............sS 90
DAILY. three DAYS ia the week. ............ go
DAILY, two days in tAe week. 3 %
DAILY. ooe DAY 10 the week ............... 4 so
wEEkLN, Que yesT, 10 advances. ......... I %
NEEkLY. six months................. g.
DELIVERED rs CARRIER
OAfiY, per week 90 be- paid weekly. ....... Is
DAILY snd SUNDAY. per week ............. Is
The DAILY Wal bc delivered hy carrier II
any other city or town at. ........-..... IS
Single Copies OF DAILY % WEEKLY .. s
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-08
HEM Advertisements.


NOR aENr-FURNISHE0 RooMs-APPLY
Il at l5g7 Ma rke' street. laea
UANTEp-sIX COAL MINERS AT MElS-
~ TER BROS, Bridgeport, o. Jaos
yTvANTED-CoMPETEST BOoKKEEPER.
w Good reference required Address NJ
y, this office. JaH
UvhNTED-Ia MEDIATELY-Two GOOD
w Girls: must come well recommended
good wages paid. Apply los Twelfth st. iasq
IVY ASTED-SiTUATION As COLLECTOR
w orany other occupation after January II:
First-class reference. Address l., care oil
REGISTER office. laef
SALESMAN ENERGETIC MAN Want
- ed TO push cur manufactures on this ground
one OF cur agents earned $500 in So Address.
l.. o. Box 1871, New York. seos
yUANTED-A GOOD FIRs-CLAss COOK
w at once: no washing or ironing; short
distance from motor line. Inquire At this Office
ja6h
xxrANTED-AT ONCE, A FIRST.CLAsSs
w Timer: work all the year around; GOOD
wages paid TO the right party. Apply to a r.
koehrscn, Martins Ferry. Ohio. Jaoh
MONEY To LOAN-ANY AMOUNT On
vi good security on short and long time notes
ROLF x HARVEY. 1914 Market street. ja6h
UvANTED-A GOOD SOLICITOR IMMEnI.
w ately. Good pay to the right party. IAN
at 272i Chapline street. laza
WANTED TO BUY-FIVE TO TEN ACRES
w for gardening purpose, c.ose to city WIN
or without house. Call or address ROLt "
HARVEY. 1914 Market street. 1a3e&dh
NY ANTED-SALESMEN 10 SOLICIT
w orders for reliable Nursery stock. Good
positions for pushers. Write. ELLWANGER
i BARRY. Mt. Hope Nurseries, Rochester, y.
Y 9th wear. desoeooE
nECLINATION.
IL While thanking my friends for putting
nv name forward for Council. most cmphati-
caliy decline the honor, and wouli not serve II
elected. Respectfully, ALIEN. 7. YOUNG.
ilsr
! STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
In accordance with the provisions OF the by
law. the annual meeting Of the Stockholders
Of the south Side Bank OF Wheeling, will be
held at the Banking House. No. o74i Jacob st,
on Tuesday, January 18th, 1891 NJ clock III.
jasq CHAs \. 30" kfis' CASHIER
business NOTICE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-08
General 1loticrs.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
NOTICE

In accordance with the provisions OF The hy
laws Ia, annual meeting ~ the Stockholirf.
u the Wheeling Titlr aud Trust COMPANY ni.
b. held NJ the Office Of the Company. Room Our
Reilly Building. Market street, ON Monday DAN
uary ~. 1891. al . O'Clock p. M.
nIh THOS O'hRlEN. Secretary
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-08

Here the spruce thrust Ia
70, lri>tlius plume tipped with pale green
points:
The scailnped beech lcai. aud the hirch :, cut
Into nrm. rugged edges, iuterlAc":
Whilst here aud there through clefts. the laurr !
lfts
IL. snow, chailcr- half brlmmcd with dew"
At the close Of the days long ride the
Judge
~kuew bv She smoke that 50 gracefully curld
Above the grceu elms that cottage Wls n ar.
Aud ne said 10 there's peace iQ be found In
world,
4 heart ihst Wa humble might hope Tor II
here
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-08

NOR RENT-FURNISHEo RooMS-APPLl
ut l5.T Market street. lasa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-08
For Sale.
STOCKS.
REAL ESTATE.

~ Z OSLNS.
- Shares BenwOod Nail Stock.
J.. shares Ice and Storage Stock.
Il Shares belmont Nail Stock
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-08

tIvANTED-SALES 10 SOLICIT
w orders for reliable Nursery stock. Good
positions for pushers. Write. ELLWANGER
Il BARRY, Mt. Hope Nurseries, Rochester, ~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-12-10
.Bie piel perfonoeu Gle Der aopf?1

rBie piel pertdngen sic per &Opf?~
mar bic peitere Jrage.
.BelI, bic .8ops" Derlausen fiini
Dollars uuO fir meine 9ienite uerlanss
i9 fiiufSis Dollars"
r9lu right, abgemd9t." iaate ber
Gsent uub in bic 2oide sreifenb, fubr
er fsrt: ,Sier lit bic 6dlfte in Cab,
iuenn morsen bic Stimmen nb9eliefert
limb, fpl9t bic onoere Sd.fte, quite
g1o9t."
Der Brdiibent nnbm bas @elb uuo
beaab fid in bns 9otal juriid. BORT
hatten idOn peridieoene r@iiensepans
Serte" 2unte eero9en uno oieien uinfte
Der 8rdiibent Su. Mtit leinen @etreusn
be9ab er ii9 bann in eine Gde. .8ier
Dollars pro Nann babe i6 berausge.
idfasen unb fir jeoen oDn uns 9reien
ie6s Dollars raunte er bieien Su.
STUB" iaste Der Cine. ~3ebn GOts
lars fir Seoeu uon uns, Ooer es sibt
Stanoal. 9u piIit pieber Gles anein
eiaiaden."
pSaR &e9t, Simmp," mari Der
3weite elm, -;ebn Dollars, ober mir
Itrifen."
Der 8rdiibent tuaub iid pie elm
8urm uno i9loB bann auf Der 8aiis
BON abt Dollars fiir ieoen Der 9reie
uub bier Dollars far bic ibrisen
v&6pfe" ab.
9ucas mar perfauft.
slls er am @ahltn9e erlpa9te, glaubte
IT feline @rmdbluns an allen bier
3ipieln ju baben. g&i6ts bate er I'm.
terlafien, ii9 beinabe better serebet,
eine betrd9tli9e Summs ausseseben
uno in ietem @ablbeSirfe propaganda
fhr ii9 semu9t. Sein @egner batte
Ii9 nibt balb 10 piel anseltren9t. 9as
Reiultat muBte Otto's 8erednuns
na9 ;u isinen @uuiten aus fallen. Den
sonaen Gag iiber mar er in benz
9iItritt tbdtis unb er liss es li9 nod.
malls bunbert Dollars tOIten, tppppn
Der 9rSE6ent ber rSronclabeb" nod
sipanjis Dollars fiir bic .8ops" Der.
auseei9lasen bate, bic, tpie er per'
ifaerte, ipie bic 9iber fir .ibren Waun"
lrbeiteten.
Stun mar aud bas 8dblen poriiber
unb bas 9dblen Der Stimmen besanu.
9ucas iab in ieiner srossn 8ebauiuns
unb partete auf bas Reiultat. auerit
bOffnunssfreubis. benn einise @ablbes
5irte batten feline Wtaioritdten 81 ieinen
@uriten geseben. Damn famen aber
bic SiobpOiten unb lie mebr ct bic 3ab.
len iiberblidte, ie msbr fam er Sur
neber5eu9uRs, baB feline SOffnuns eins
triseriide. baB er seidlassn mar.
Seine @itelteit bate einen idweren
StoB erlitten. un6 n1brenb bon Der
Seeenb, mo Der @ssnsr fpObnts, SO9.
rufe eri6olIen, inB er ben &Opf in bic
Sdute ssitiist i'm 8immer unb eff
lanse na9 Witterna9t iu6te er isiu
2aser aui.
Seinen G9ipur, ni1t tpieber fir Elm
pOlitiides glmt 81 tanoibiren, bate
Otto 2ucaS aebalten unb bariiber freut
ii6 bic sanSe 5amilie, uoran in eriter
9inie bic @attin, bann bic Wautter
2ucas' unb an9 bic S9wsIter Narie.
2ebtere tam aber bas Neden nod i'm.
uer n;9t laiien uub iobalb Otto einen
8eiu4 bel ibr abftattet, muB er bic
5rase b0ren:
~8ie aebt %, 9oueruorP""
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-12-10

-@eri9tsfttbtatbe. Gin
tnpierer Sfficier I'M Stiqitauo, Der in
einen 5elbSuse ben re4ten arm einges
bibt bate, eri9ien nenli6 DOE einem
ihofrau36fiihen @eri9tsboie als 3euoe.
9laf bic NufforoeruHa ben oor9eldriea
bsneH @io 81 leiiten. erbOb er ben linz
Zen drm. Der aouocat oes 9lnaetIaar
Ten iuanote ioiort Elm, bns elm @io NIT
Der IintaH Sanb nidt 9iltia ieiu fonne.
Der @ari9tsbof sos ii9 sur 9sratbana,
5uriid uno psrtlHbete oanu iein gr1
teHntHiB, ons p0rtli9 iibsriebt Ioutet:
rSn anbetrnht, boB, penn bis aIor.
rei9eH neberreite uHIerer @rmee por
unIereH @eri9tsb6fen eri1einen. um
ibren rebtliden Bflihten Su eeniioen.
man BON ibuen tidt foroern lam. bos
iie ben Glib NIT ienen 9lieoeru IeiIter
bic iie i'm Oisnlte bes 8aterIanbes Der
loren babsn, 1T Der in &ebs Itebeubs
Glib nit Der linten Sanh oils eiltia an.
Suiebeu."
- gus benz @eridtsfaaL
9euse: r...@r baute mid 70. 6as ID,
melne GeiiHnuua pertprl"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-12-10

gtbeI: (erSdblsnb) On tnnni bir
meins Berlesenbeit ausmolen, als ih
gang obnunesfos in ben Omnibus
Iteiee unb unuerieheus neben ben inn'
gen 9rOttsr ~ iisen tOmme = On
psiBt bod, berieIbe, benz i4 i'm Som'
mer eineH &Orb seseben babe. g8ir
bctten uns ieitbem natlrli6 ni4t mrbr
sesrl6t.
Sioialis: Run, unb ipis haa bu Dir
aus Der 8srIesenbeit eebulfeuP
@tbel: D, i4 that 10, ais oh nidts
porssialleu lei uHb babe ihn erIaubt,
oas 5abrseIO fir mid 3u bsaubIeu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-12-10
Radiiat Serr: @ssbalb

= Of u U UT JtEl SDtB9uIU
fabren sic osnu ieRt Sdrittp =
0roidtentutider: 9as ee6t ni6t an.
oers, lieber 6err. Seben Sic nal, iuis
mein 9iero ben 8Upi bdaeen laBt. bann
oeutt er alIemal ibsr etiuus ua9, uuo
30 tam i'd IS bod niht a6ren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-12-10
Gtarfer SabaH.

Or: @s it ipirfli9 msrtpirbisl :
isOe Grtdltuus iuirit ii4 bel mir itetS
auf ben 9opf.
Sic: @anJ natiirlid. sic ipiHen
bod, bas Der idDddite Gbeil bes S6r'
pers Suerit bon ber @rtdltuus ergriffen
ipiro. 9arum befommen sic itets ben
S9nupien, tusHn Sic ii3 ertdlten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-12-10
Scrtne ttno 2ieDe.

tcih RToief sesrn b'e e6eff,Ifae GalaSs Ssm
Qerins unb BON oer auiter,S
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-12-10

petin9 uno BON Der uulterSS
9ie 8eiOe 10 peridieben,
SaS falt mir srabe BET,
Der Serins tpiro sefansen,
Die 9iebe, bic 1T frei.
Der Serins liest I'M Y6te[
Sm Ser5eH liest bic 9ieb';
Ser 9eriu9 1T 10 ebrfi9,
Die 2ieOe 1T elm 9ieb.
stidts taust elm alter Serins,
9o6 alte 4ieb' 1T i6bn,
Der Serins madt uus birfen,
Die 2ieb' ben Surit persebn.
9lus oieien 1lnteri9ieoeR
Gin Sober tuobl ermiBt,
DAB teinesfaIIs Der Serins
CUR 2ieb' eri9affen 1T.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-12-10

ShsilnehmenSe' 9uiddifer: lin Got.
tesniqen. halt! Der @eloihraRt itiirsl
berab! (0te 5rau nit bem Geberbeti
Guf benz &opf sebt urbeirrt iueiter.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-19

Inspectors authorized by the Commissioners
20 make measurements have roport ted that some
OF the niacadamizirS recently done for TIC Dis
trsct IA only from one-half 10 two-thirtls Of the
thickness for which the District pays, dis
crspaney which, it is admitted. is too great TO
be explained on the theory Of subsequent set
ting and wearing away. Tho contractors III
fected question the accuracy of the measure
ments, accuse those who measured Of malice
toward them. and point to their previous good
records. On ore side or the other the District
aas been w-onged. Either the measuring in
spectOrs have through spite sland,red certain
contractors and incidentally ths Districts roads
aEd are to be punished, or these contractors
and the supervisors OF their work are to be
s'ernly called 20 account ry TIE District The
truth of the matter Is easily reached The pub
lie expects further measurements which cannot
be Questioned TO determine tiecisively the ac sua
condition Of all the more recent macadaniiziny
Then :he District Will know how TO act. II
eanno; al ord to permit and will not knowingly
permit any sham work ON its streets and roads.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-19

To the student and the teacher tue season
OF rest Is now about ended and the season OF
labor begun- For another school or college
year the work must go on either in hope or dis
eourasement, AID large results may flow from
the manner IN which the pas: vacation has
been spen, and the condition of mind or body
In which it leaves those who have had Its ad-
yantages at their command IL a fund Of
health and good spirits and resolutions. has
been laid up during the summer and the t.u
comes TO those prepared 10 mako the
most OF Il. then the st;iIy year will
be one Of accomplishment Otherwise it NAV
not The victories in hfe's hattefelds are
won BY the most untiring contestants, who
take nothing for granted, but strain every nerve
TO compass good ends Ii takes thought, how
ever, as well as faith and action, to succeed
The pupil who fail- is very apt TO become the
man wLo fails. But let t.lis fact not discourage
any studiOus boy or girl whose comparative
want of success may have been due to i'll health
or otler disadvantage. Some extraordinary
inen AMI women have learned how to succeed
after bitter disappointments. The great lesson
Of school l1ie, OF all hun,an en-ieavor. is to
improve each hour and keep L brave heart for
the coming hours
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-19
The issuance Of the orler for ,hs removal Of

The issuance Of the orler for ths removal OF
certain Northern Chey Gancs from Fort Keosh
u the Ionguc River reservation was a wise and
humane act Tho story Is I'll interesting one.
Montana has always been the home OF the
Cheyenne, aud II now seems ~ though it would
Continue 81 unit. tie last Cheyenne has gone
70 TIE bappy hunting grounds. So great was
the love Of ;ls people for their Taour.aiI. homo
That IN 1871 they made their escape from ln-
dian territory, and failing TO secure peaceful
right Of way they hewed a narrow and bloody
path through Kansas and Nebraska Troops
dill their utmost to head them or but without
success until the end OF the journey was in
sight Scme OF the warriors surrendered In
their owa country; ono band laid down lite arms
near Fo-; Robinson. The former were located
where their hearts desire was; the
latter we're given ioiat interest
with tho Ogalalla Sioux in the Pine
Ridge reservation. Between the Sioux
aud the Cheyenne there has always been fric
ton, and when the United States last winter
called for scouts who would fight the hostile
siCEx tho friCtioa reached danger point for
every male Cheyenne at once enlisted. When
the strife wax over Gen. Niles saw that some
thing Eust be done to protect these loyal
CEeyennes from the defeated but yengeful
Ogalallas. go be removed the CheyeEnes to Fort
keOgh. Mont, there to remain Until perma-
Lsnt and satisfactory reservation could be
found Montana not ut all anxious to haye
evea two or three hundred Indians added TO its
copper-Luel population, and its representatives
protested against the Importation, but the re-
InovM made in spite " strenuous opposi-
ton The next question was us 70 O perna-
nent HON. for this little band Of vayfarers.
Montana said They shall not settle here"
South Dakota was no less positive, and for Q
time il looked as though tie nations wards
were between two active mills;ouos. Then
somebody thought il might be good thing to
md out how the Indians interested looked ut
the problem, and the result Wis a unanimous
declaration to the effect that they would be
satisfied with nothing less than permission to
join their relatives Oh the Tongue River reser-
,s:ion- This aroused every white man who
hoped 10 secure portion Of that reservation
for hiIusch Such an arrangement as the In
dlans desired would upset u bun,iied schemes.
II would Sc. governmental seal on the title OF
the Tongue River Cney ennes to the Land which
white stockmen were eudeavorins to secure.
There was Wild tall of an anti-Cicyenne CAM
paiSn by "a few hot-hea lei residents vi Custer
county. but 1t never materialiZed and never
will Secretary Mobiles action in the face OF
powerful political influe nces which aimed at
the forcible dispossession of the CheyeEn-. is
personally praiseworthy ami mos: c-cGitaLle to
the administration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-19

Tuesday next VIII be a Jig meeting day."
rs they say IN the country. Washington will on
that day welcome three national soc,eties of
widely IInercat kinds The Congress Of Ameri-
can Physicians and Surgeons will represent the
learned professions, the Anne rican genealogical
society agricultural pursuits, and the convex
;ion Of supeTinteEdeEts CT the Railway Mail
Servieo both the business u transportation
and the government Of the United States in a.
sense What a Mecca for tie grea; assemblies
Of every sorI has The republic capital become
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-19
CuEvAL GLASSES.

CHEvAL GLASSES
Maple Cheval in bamboo effect
$40 Reduced to S25.
Solid Oak Cheval with large mirror
so. Reduced to S37.
Solid Mahogany Cheval with heavy brass frame
and large French bercl glass.
$50. Reduced to esq
Solid Oak Large Fine Cheval Glass.
$40 Reduced to $50.
Large Triple Plate Solid Oak Cheval Glass.
500 Reduced to S4O.
Oak Chevsl Glass. SIC. Reduced to SO
Imitation Mahogany Che, al Glasses.
SIC. Reduced to $40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-19
BUFFET TABLES.
! Solid Oak Buffet Table, &22.
I Solid Oak Buffet Table, $50.

HAIL FURNITURE.
I Hanging Hall Rack antique oak, with drawer,
French bevel glass. Regular price. s1S. Reduced
price. s13.
i Chest, imitation mahogany. nicely carved. fine
polish finish. Regular price. S17. Reduced price.
slO.
Chest antique oak. carved front and ends Regular
price. S17. Reduced price. SO
Chest. antique oak. plain with oxdized trimmings.
Regular price. ST.. Reduced price, 70.
Settle. imitation mahogany carved back tine finish.
Eeguar price. $50. Reduced price. sl7.
Settle. imitation mahogany. carved back. with box
in seat, very handsome pattern. Regular price, $50
Reduced price. go.
settee, antique oak. with embossed leather seat.
carved top. Regular price. so7 Reduced price, SIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-19

Aenbers CT the Hams jury threaten TO shoot
A. Il iipscomb Tor denouneins their verdict
In some unsecoan:lble manner they have evil
IDENTIFY reached the belief that shooting is the
safest pIinishmsnt that car be inflicted in their
IeishooThood. and that it ms every occasion
.nd every ofense-
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whiis the sultan Of Turkey Is decorating the
FrSnch minister O. foreign affairs snd his
vie with the grand Gordon Of some Turkish
order the English Official organs ara decorating
The sultan with England intentions in 4 cor tain
emery, uey. which intentions. Of course, include
grand gordon of ships and guns aud not OF
Ribbons and jewels
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-19

WooDwAnD
LorHnor.
10TH. nth AND SIS. NV.
INTRODUCTORY OPENING AND SALE
UPHOLSTERY GOODS AND CURTAINS
Pro-ressny. One OF st. windows con-
tains superb display of these goods. which
merits your attention.
School supplies-bssement Of Ilth st. build
inx-elevafors or easy stairway.
OuR ART NEEplrwoRK DEPARTMENT
Is a familiar spc. 70 all. You know it outsrew
lis quarters and We moved Il to the third
Moor of 10th street building Now il has mag
nihcent light. plenty Of room and is easy to get
also much more convenient. both for you
and us.
We are going to havea
SPECIAL SALE OF STAMPED GOODS,
Beginning Monday. We don't think you've
erer had snch values Offered you, we know
we've nerer shown s,ich Each piece repre-
ssnts palpabs saving TO you. They things
you have Use for every day.
Fon SMALL GrnLs Particularly.
We have 800 TIDES. DESIGNED FOR
OUTLINING (siGnple designs. frin.ed both
ends, each of these with enough silk to finish
the design. for
Bureau Sca-fs in outline designs.
50inches long.
--15c.--
Plain Linen searfs. frinseL
-50-inch, 2lc.-
--12-inch, 2sc.-
Plain Linen Scarfs. open
Work all around and knotted fringe.
-J0-inch. Doc
-12-inch. 40c.-
Linen D.mask Tray Cloths
lGx24 inches.
IT.
Moue Linen Tray Cloths. with open work
17I25 inches.
~
Hemsttched Linen Tray Cloths
lsr27 inches.
-0lc.-
Extra Quality Hemstitched Linen Tray
20121 inches,
--JOc.-
800 Cotton Duck splashers.
1Sx.9 inches.
lie
EItrs-hne Monte Linen scarfs - knotted
fringe
60 inches long.
-31kc.-
Fine Monte Linen Scarfs with open work at
both ends
50 inches long.
-iJ0c.-
Extra Monte Linen Scarfs-open work at
ends
so inches LONG,
to-
Hemstitched Linen Scarfs-
80 inches long,
-6oc.-
500 Cotton Duck Tray Cloths in good designs
1ox;6 inches,
-l0c.-
EMBROIDERY THREADS OF ALL KINDS.
ATSee Special Display in 18th Of. Windor.
(Third aoor. 10th st. buildingD
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Hat RACKS.

1 Very Large Solid Oak Hat Rack. with enormous
French bevel plate mirror. S175. Reduced to 500.
Large Antique Oak French Bowel Plate Mirror. $50.
Reduced to StjO.
Large Carved Antique Oak French Plate Glass. $50.
Reduced to &37.
Antique Oak Rack. with French beyel glass, S35.
Reduced to SGT.
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Zola's threat tina: he will tuyn ], suna.i.. and
sho" lbsen how realistic play oush. 20 be
written - full Of terror. EiJ.er1s sufficiently
vigorous Ia his peculiar ssyss without any
Competitive stimulus