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NIARRIED.

SHERlFF-NIcKNEw on Wednesday, April
q, 1891 by tho Rev j. j. Nuir pastor OF the r.
street Baptist Church, George Rothwcll Sherin
and Alycfda MCkncW
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A Good shot.
From I'uck.

FTOW TNCN.
Miss Taylormayd-Do you like mems
clothes2
man inside of them.
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NATIONAL SCIENTISTS.

They Elect n President and Go to Mar
shall Hall.
The National Academy Of Science have
elected General Francis A. Walker, form
cry superintendent of the census, presi-
dent, There will be no papers read to-day.
The members will HE them to Marshall
Hall to sit in the shade and sip mint
juleps and iced claret roll ten-pins, drink
beer and lie in and out of the shade.
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nEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR,
IL Washington, d. c., April IS, lSn1.-Scalcd
proposals Will he received until WEDNES-
nishing thc Department of tbe Interior with
miscellaneous supplies, consisting Of furniture,
nlc boxes, portfolio drawers, sc, for tho fscal
year ending juno -, 1872. Proposals must be
made ON the Department FORM which, with
the necessary information, will be furnished
on application to this Department JOHN ".
NOBG Il, Secretary. Hp2t 2nmal,7,p1t
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FOR RENT-RooMs.

nor RENT-PART or HOUSE TO SMALL
II family or otherwise; furnished or
unfurnshcd; convenient to an parts OF
the city; near three lines OF Cars. 222 sth
st. n. W.
UOR RENT o. NICELY FURNISHED
II rooms, with board, heat, gas, and bath;
terms very reasonable. 1906 II ST. NV.
L'oR RENT-TWo UNFURNISnED SEC
H Ond-stOry front rooms; southern exposure;
bath; rent low; board il desired; private fam
lily. 21l5 II st. NV.
EOR RENT-i15 Sd ST, N. W. FUR
II nshcd rooms, large closets, hot and cold
water with board; also a few table bOardors
accommodated; references exchanged.
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TIJANTED-A COMPETENT COLORED
w cook; good wages 10 the right party. APP
ply az once to Il. Y. S1EpUENSONS Anacos-
tia Dining.rOOms, AuuCOstin.
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No better whisky in the market than
Berkeley, at Tharp's, SlS L street north
west.
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UTANTED-A WHITE GIRL ABOUT i5
w years of age TO make herself useful and
attend 10 Children must stay M night; good
home to good girl. H25 70. s.w
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WTANTED-A BRIGHT hoy WHO CAN
w read wcll couple Of hours each day. D..
A. BECUTLER, OSi 9th 20.
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All the latest shades fabrics and STYLES
in mems suits from $40 upwards, Else
man Bros, 7th q Il.
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Little Boys
short pants suits from 81 upwards. Else
man Bros, 7th a II.
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rKttrnsALs.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
- Wellington, y. G., April 10, ISL
scaled proposals will be received until TUES
DAY, MAY 3, 1891. ut O'Clock p. M, Tor The
waste paper OF this Depart mcut and i's s.y-
clal offices during the hscgl year ending Juno
80, 1872. IrOpoaal- must De made on the De
partmcni forms, which, with the necessary in-
ftructluul, Will De furnished on application io
tins Department JOHN W. NOBLE, Score
tafy. np2},2j.2s
DEpARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
- Washington, d. g., April t3, leii.-Sodlcd
prOuosgls viii be received until O'Clock % uI.
WEDNESDAY,, APRIL ~, 1891, for washing
the towels of this Department aud its several
offices in this city and The civil Service Com.
mission during the fsCal year ending JGur 3J,
132 Proposals must Ne made ON the Depart
mCLt forms, which.with the necessary iustruc-
iions, VIII hc furnished on application 10 this
department. J. JOHN W. NOBLE, Secretary.
ap232i.2S
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HNBEASUBY DEPARTMENT, APRIL %
| 1891 Sealed proposals viii he received at
the Office OF tho Supervising Architect. Treas
ury Department, Washington, ID. g., until
O'Clock i. NJ on the slll DAY or MAY 1sli,
for all the labor and materials required to iiN
In place complete tho low.prcssurc, steam
heating and mechanical vcnti0tiug apparatus
for the Draughtiug Room In the south court Of
the L. s. Treasury Department BIl1ine at
inCs aud specification. copies OF which may he
had on application at this Office. Each bid must
he accompanied by 70 certified check for fl0l.
Tic Department will reject all bids received
same; also bids which do not comply strictly
with all requirements ofthis invitation. PrOpu-
tul must hc inclOscd In an envelope, sealed and
marked "Propo-al for n Low. Pressure, steam
Heating and Mechanical Ncntilatng Appa-
latus for the Draughtlng Koom In the y $.
Treasury Department Buildmg 0t Washing
ton, ID. O. - aud addressed to W. j. Ed
BROOKE, Supervising Architect.
up23, ~, ,2S,3O,mG
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DROpOSALS FOR ORDNANCE STORES
i for the Washington -fard.-April H.
1sl1.-Scalcd proposals, indorsoi proposals
Yard, TO he opened May >, 1884, will he re-
cCivCd ut tho Bureau of Provisions nnd Cloth
Ing. Navy Department, Washington, ID. g.,
opened Immediately thereafter, 20 furnish a.
the Washington NayyIGrd q quantity of
stores consisting Of hemp rope, white braid,
machinery and tool steel, iron, lard oil, char.
plates, Sc. The articles must conform 20 tho
Navy standard and pass the usJml naval iuspcc-
ton Blank forms Of proposals. viii he FUR
OF tic Navy Yard or to the Bureau. Tho at
tcntiun of manufacturers aud dealers is in
yitcd. Tic bids. an other things being equal,
right TO waive defects or to reject any or all
bids not deemed advantageous to the Govern
mcnt EDWIN STEWART, Plymlstcr-
General u. :. Navy. ap20, ,23,213D
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NHTANTED-THE ADDRESSES OF SEW
w cral young men familiar with tho prose-
Cution Of pension aud claim cases; object, um-
plOymcnt Address j. !. r., this Office.
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NITANTEp-9 BOYS TO LEARN PRINT.
w ing. 30 La. ave.
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DROPOSALS FOR MANTELs, sc, FOR
4 tho Washington Nuvy-Iard.--April 8. 1s9i.-
Scaled proposal, indorscd "ifoposals for
Montcls, &c, for the Washington Navy-Yurj,
To- be opened April q, 1901" viii he received
NJ tho Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing, Navy
noon, APRIL D, 1891, ana publicly opened inn
mcdintcly thereafter, to furnish NJ the Wash
ington Nayy.Yard, q quantity Of mantcls,
chandeliers, glOhcs. &C Tho articles must
conform TO the Navy standard aud pass the
usual naval inspection. Blank proposals viii
he furnished upon application to the COM
mandRnt of the Navy.Yard, the Navy Pay
OnlCc, New York, or to the Bureau. The at
tcnton of manufacturers and dealers IL in
vltCd. Tie bids, all other things being equal,
decided by lot. The Department reserves the
right, to waive defects or To reject any or all
bids not deemed advantageous to the Govern
ment. EDWIN STEWART, Paymastor.Gcn-
cral, U. s. Navy. apl3,lG,20,23
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FOR SALE AND RENT.
DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN.

THOMAS z. wAGGAMAN, 0l7 street.
Changes made Wednesdays and Saturdays.
a.SToRY BRICK AND FRAME HOUSES
FOR SALE.
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WANTED HELP.

XGTAN1ED-2 OR8 RELIABLE CRAYON
w portrait collectors; can make : 20 g.
day by working for me. Apply mornings al
room ~ Central Building, och st and Pa. ave
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WTANTED-A FEW ACTIVE LADIES OR
w gcntlcmcn good pay to workers. D. g..
ElCllELBERGER, id3 @ st. II. W., on Monday
and Wednesday from Z to . O'Clock y. M
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NTANTED- RECRUITS FOR THE WASH.
w inrtOn Contincntals independently; uni
form and equipment free. good men over p
years. Apply Of ormory, cor. Jet and q sts. ~.
r., every Tuesday evening.
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VITANTED-A F1RsT.CLAss MoULDER
w In nm ElcctrOtypc Foundry Apply or
address FRANKLIN COMPANY, 500 Locust
st., philndclUhia
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LOST AID TOUNI

I OST-ONE CERTIFICATE OF THE
IL Citizens Building Company OF Washing.
ION, ID. C., No, 82l. The publicare cautioned
against purchasing said certificate, o. II,
bUNDEL, 22l Pa. ave &c,
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UTANTED-A YOUNG WHITE GIRL FOR
w companion TO sick woman. Call for
CORDELL, 1918 3D. ~. n. W. after 4 p. m.
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NTANTED-A WHITE GIRL ABOUT II
w years Of age to make hcrsolf useful; must
he able to stay nt night. g25 T. st.Hw
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NJTANTED--noN oNEsT YOUNG COLORED
w couple TO 60 North and work for good
Pennsylvania farmer. Address b. c., 1902 X
n. n. W,
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I'd EDITION.
Mr.. FLORENCE BURIED
Funeral Services Held in New York
This Morning.
FOUR LIVES LOST IN A HOTEL FIRE.
Burning Of the "OId Homestead"
at jamestown, N. Y.
THREATENED WATER FAMINE
THREATENED WATER FAMINE
AT REST IN GREENWOOD,
Funeral Services Over the Remains Of will
liam j. Florence.

Funeral Services Over the Remains Of will
liam j. Florence.
New YORK, Nov. 23.-The body of William J.
Florence today found a temporary resting place
in the receiving vault at Greenwood cemetery.
whittier it was taken after the funeral services
in St Agnes Church, and there it will remain
until the arrival from Europe of the widow Of
the actor. when it will be conveyed to a final
resting place in the family plot.
In the early morning there was but little
about the Fifth Avenue Hotel to denote the
solemn occasion. Soon after o clock the pail
bearers began to appear. Mr.. Palmer was the
hrst OF these gentlemen TO arrive, while Mr..
Edwin Booth was the last
The casket was closed about midnight after
the members OF the family had take their last
leave.
When the body was taken from the Esd street
entrance of the hotel, about $50 O'Clock, there
was large crowd on the street Palm leaves
head, while the gift Of Mrs. Barney Williams.
a similar Offering, was placed at the foot Of the
casket.
The casket was taken by six undertaken at
PENDANTS from the hotel to the hearse preceded
by the pallbearers. with Messrs. Edwin Booth
and A. NJ. Palmer in the lead. Then followed
the family, consisting of Mrs. Norman Wizard,
Mrs. Barney Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. George ii.
Mitchell, Inspector Conlin and family, Benja-
min Conlin and family. Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Sey-
mour, Mrs. Shepherd, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Pray
and Mr.. and Mrs. Martin.
The most direct route to the church was
taken, and the remains reached there promptly
at l o'clock.
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Brooklyn's Peril Caused by the Break i'm the
Conduit.

Brooklyn's Peril Caused by the Break i'm the
New YORK, Nov. 23-As a result Of the big
break in the conduit in East New York on Sat-
urday afternoon. by which four men we're killed,
Brooklyn is on the verge Of a water famine.
There is scarcely enough water in the Ridge
wood reservoir to last, even with the ut
most care, over twelve or fifteen
hours. The situation will be serious, in
deed, by this afternoon unless something is
done before then to remedy it. Heroic meas
ures have been adopted to make the present
supply of water last as long as possible or until
relief comes. and number of the great indus
tries of the city will be at q standstill for at
least one day. All the factories using the city's
save the water for the necessities Of the gen
eral public.
The great engine which runs the cable on the
Brooklyn bridge has been stoppeda and as many
people as possible are being showed across the
bridge by locomotives. All the fires under the
boilers at the Brooklyn navy yard have been
drawn and work is entirely suspended. The
water has been shut of from the boilers
in all hotels and office buildings,
and as consequence not an ele-
vator in the whole city is running this morning.
Work in every factory where steam is depended
on for motive power is suspended, and the
number of those thrown ont of work runs far
up above $4,000 1t is hoped that the repairs
can be completed by tonight, but well-informed
persons say that the work cannot be finished
before tomorrow noon at the earliest.
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An Important Meeting OF the worlA,s Pa.
Commltfes ToH,v

Committee Today.
One OF the most important committees IN
connection with the worlds fair at Chicago
met TIM morning at the Normandis. Tn. COM
mit'ee VIII devise the method Of appointing the
Judges who will make the awards 90 exhibitors
IL Is known az the committee on awards. and the
meeting today is the second since its orsa nina
non- Al the former meeting q subcommittee Was
appointed to draw up a plan. and this report win
now be considered. II has already been deter
mined that the prizes shall consist Of medals.
and the committee Is TO decide how the awards
are 10 be made and what the clas.es are 20 be-
The appointment Of judges is 70 be made by
this committee. and in fact all the details in
connection with the awards are 20 be arranged
by this committee.
The members Of the committee, all OF whom
were present at the meeting today with but one
exception, are as follows: h. b Smalley Of YER
mont, Mr.. King OF Iowa. Mr.. thatcher Of New
York. A. 7. Britton OF District Of Columbia.
Mr.. Mcdonald OF California. ex-senator Sewall
Of New jersey. Mr.. Williams OF Tennessee, Mr..
Lowndes OF Maryland. Mr.. Andrews OF North
Carolina. Mr.. Hundley OF Alabama, Mr.. Hop
kind Of Washington.
The committee held n short session and then
adjourned TO meet RgairLin the rooms OF the
government fair commission az the corner OF
New York avenue and 18th street
Ex-senator Palmer, the chairman Of the fair
commission, is in the CITY, He IL here on the bust
ness OF the fair, but today he was working in
the interests of Detroit the place for holding
the next republican national convention After
that question is decided then he will give his
attention 10 fair matters lie will probably ask
me PRESIDENT 70 say something in his message
about the S5.OoO,oo0 appropriation which the
iair commission wants Congress TO appropriate.
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FOUR BURNED TO DEATH.
The Homestead Hotel Mt jamestown, n.
Destroyed by Fire.

Destroyed by Fire.
JAMESTOWN, N. Y, Nov. pa fatal fire in
which four persons lost their lives occurred
here early this morning. At about O'Clock
flames were discovered in the kitchen of the
old Homestead, hotel at Sd and Pine streets.
The building was entirely destroyed, nothing
but the walls remaining standing. 1t was not
known for an hour but that all the occupants
had escaped. fireman in making his way in
the building stumbled over the charred body Of
Maggie Wilson, a waiter girl, twenty years Of
age whose relatives reside in Derrick City, Pa.
1t is said her escape was cut off by bolted
door.
The bodies Of the other three victims were
found in one room, where they slept. None Of
them we're burned, but they had been suffocated.
They we're Mrs Buchanan, the pastry cook,
who came from the Riddle House in Bradford
to this city; her little boy, who came to visit
his mother yesterday and remained over night,
and Mrs. Marsh, a dishwasher. Mrs. buchanan
and her boy were locked in each others arms
near the door of the room. Mrs. Marsh was
in bed. The loss on the building is about
4 Tompkins. Their loss on contents is about
&C, 900, insured for $1,000. The Grand Central
restaurant suffered considerable loss by water.
MIDDLEBURY, W., Nov. 23-Fire last night
destroyed the Smith d sheldon block, the Bull
lock block, the Cobb block, the Allen block, the
iron grist mill, the old cotton mill and several
bridges over the railroad and creek. The loss
is about S150,000.
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Want TO File . Land Patent.

The Rock Greek Park appraisement commits
don-Messra Norris, 6eunerie and Burch-
ell-were to have heard motion on behalf Of
the shoemakers this morning. notice having
been given by Judge Wilson to the counsel for
the government In consequence Of the death
fxed for Wednesday morning. This motion is
for leave TO offer In evidence . patent for
tract called Nil Seat Tor 6sl acres-which
includes the Shoemaker and other tracts-bssr-
ing date a August -, i7eo which. Il ID claimed,
vatioa - 70 royal nins4 ninsralA &c.
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MRS. w1NsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS
Of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH
ING. with PERFECT SUCCESS. 1t SoOTHES the
CHILD, SOFTENS the GUMS ALLAYS all PAIN,
CURES WIND collie. and is the best remedy for
D1ARRHEA Sold by Druggists in every part Of the
world Be and ask for Mrs. Wnslow's Soothing
Syrup" and take no other kind. 20 cents bottle.
dl5-1y
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The v. NJ. G. A. Annixcr..rx

At the \. NJ c. A. anniversary. which takes
place tonight at the First Congregational
Church, an effort will be made TO accommodate
all. The lecture room will be thrown open and
from there Rev. Dr. MacArthur's discourse can
be easily heard. Those having tickets will be
AZ nrst provided Tor and there have been few
seats reserved. but all will be admitted vhe Their
WIN or without tickets, after ESQ.
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. OWESS-fRERF. In Baltimore, Nd, ON O,rto,.rr
=. 1S9l, CLARENCE p. OMENs OF Niryfnis sns
IDA v fhEhE Of Washington. No cards
MAl,s1-BkADl On "Wednesday. November IA
lSll, by lseN. Father Cahi OF 1T. Aloysius Churrh
ton, ID. {.
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Second Edition Continued ON sixth Pace.


Az AeGRAvarING soRs THROAT IL soon relieved
by Dr. ID. Jaynes ENpectorani. an old-time remedy
Tor bronchial and pulmonary affections.
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Snow Storm Moving EastwarS

BURLINGTON, Iowa, Nov. 2S.-Chicago, Bur-
hngton and Quincy officials report . severe
snow storm raging all along the line Of
that road in central Iowa At Creston over SIX
inches Of snow has fallen. The storm 10 moving
rapidly eastward.
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LONDON, Nov. 2a-The Right Hon. VIM. L.
jackson, the recently appointed chief Secretary
for Ireland, was reelected today as member of
parliament for North Leeds without opposi-
ton. Mr.. yackson's appointment rs the light
Hon. A. ]. Balfours successor necessitated his
reelection 10 the seat he representa-
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FL E En- E Esf e. e. W:
: lee { HI \ SIS :

Here IS reduction that comes NJ q good time. Lot
OF Dress Patterns have yet to have the scissors put int
thein-and this cut il the TRIMMINGS will urs
TIMES little for you TRIMMING is half the effect
and effect in costume Is srervtAfnc. Everybody ha
neknowieizsd assortment Of 'hnishings"t to be o
the right stun'-ss true q die 10 fashion. Lots o
costumes can be renewed ACKNOWLEDGEMENT for tn
better-w:th only an outlay for TRIMMING. Here
chance 70 curtail even that expense. We hav
sounded ekcrd that will nnd many responses. O
course want to reduce the stocE-but you are help
ins gourssfres by helping yourselves &c tAese. The,
the Kind YOU read about in all fashion authorities
COLORED SILK GIMPS, in Grsys. Tans.
Browns. Navy Blue and Myrtle
Ih ysyrs ss!s tSs- 3Oc.
CoLORED SILK GIMPS with braid esater-
Navy Blae, Myrtle Sea, ana Gray.
1n ysr ssts 5as 25c.
~ The SAM patterns. inches u:de reduced
JTJss Sc TO 5Ce. yard.
TwO-IONED SILK GIMPS. three quarters
of an inch wide. studded with spanxies-Navy
Blue. Myrtle. Grays and Browns.
T as.r SsFs SSs- SOC.
A6Sams sfy,e-ohe and a hay inches rtde-
reduced from 81 IS 10 81 yard
Two-ToNED CoLoRED SILK 6IAIPa. in
Gray and Blue shades.
r a;., r.-s :as' Sl.1O.
CCLoRED SILK PRESIDENT BRAID
GINPs. in Gray. Mahogany. Myrtle and Golden
Ta ay.I Esrss Ii4' SOC.
MARROW BLACK SILK GIMPS, ere half.
three-9uarters and one inch wide.
Now 12c.. l5c.. ISc.. AND 25c.
A Yanp.
BLACK SILK GIMP-;xo inches vide.
a u ssi Ss 55c.
BLACK SILK GIMP with silk president
srsidJ-;vo and half inches wide.
a II wa. 4 q 65c.
BLACK SILK AND PRESIDENT BRAID
ORNAMENT GIMPS-
1s. g., TfEs q p 75c.
BLACK SILK GIMP-four inches wide.
II y SSi 81 .35.
BLACK SILK AND GOLD TINsEL (Mefn)
GIMPs-Erom one to two inches wide.
d aesy a y ysTat 4 sDS 25c.
GOLD TINsEL GIMPs. studded with jet
one and half inches wide.
They g,I Tsrssls5 75c
GOLD AND JET BLACK GAILoON-one
srds arar,sr inches wide
. II sai q; II 75c.
BLACK COQUE FEATHER TRIMMING
four inches wide.
n !. ys.ss skS Sl.35.
MING in Black and Gray.
i' ys1as =; 5%' S1.35.
TURKEY and PEACOCK FEATHER
TRINMING-five and half inches vide.
1t y Sni ssi5S' S1.35.
Our lineot JET PAssENENTERIEs-ail
widths and qualities
Now 15c. AND Up
The BLACK SILK Loops arc
Now 1Sc. FACE AND Ur.
Y YOU SEE THEY ARE REALLY JUST SUCH
Wy TRIMMINGS as you want and can use NOW. All
Y the more of a BARGAIN because they are in
demand We bought more than We thought we should
actually need in orer TO have adj the styles repre-
seEted You have appreciated that. Here is the
Plus. You welcome to tia: the reduced prices
Early for q choice.
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Cosr1yrNEss
II not relieved BY ,udcious and timely treatment, d
liable 10 result In chronic constipation Asan speriens
that may Be used with perfect safety and sasisac,iou
AYERS PILLS are unsurpassed. Unlike most cathar-
tics. these pills. while they relax and cleanse. exert
tonic influence the stomach liver and bowels caus
ing these organs to perform their function. with
healthy regularity and comfort Being purely we're
table and free from mineral drug Of any kind their
CURED pY
is not attended with injurious effects Good for old
and young Of every climate Ayers Pills are everywhere
the fsvofite. @. W. Bowman. 20 East Main street,
Carlisle. Pa, says: Having been subject for years.
to constipation, without being able to End much relief
at last tried Ayers Pills. and deem II both duty
and pleasure to testify that have derived great ben
EFT from their use. Ixould not willingly be without
them"
AYERS CATHARTIc PILLS
Prepared By
Dr.. J. G. AVER b CO.. Lowell, Mas..
Sold BY all druggists and dealers in medicine.
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Houk Elected by Over 5000.

KNOXVILLE. TENN, Nov. 2s.-Houk's (repub-
ican) majority over Williams (democrat) for
Congress 10 between 2, 500 and 5000.