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WHAT MR.. CHASE SAYS,

His Views of the Proposed Arrangements
for Electing District Delegates.
Mr.. Calvin Chase. editor of the Bee, the
leader Of the opposition element or what claims
to be the progressive younger portion Of the
District republicans, did not seem to be bowed
down by the decision of the national committee
unfavorable as it was to his views. Mr.. Chase,
however, made no bones Of denouncing the
Gleeson-Carson firm in vigorous language
''The effect of the action Of the national COM
mittee. said Mr.. Chase, Tin refusing to allow
us the system Of registration in the city will
be that not one prominent white and few
prominent colored republicans will take any
part in the choice Of delegates next year.
There was a tendency in the national COM
mittee toward Mr.. Blaine for President
and the idea seemed 10 be that If the
old method was allowed to remain Mr..
Gleason would be able to control the District
in favor Of Blaine. The true sentiment, how
ever, in this city, believe, is in favor of the
denomination Of Mr.. Harrison, and the
people will, think. select Harrison dele
gates. Our object was to pnrify the
politics here by q simple and straightforward
method of elections, which would result In
bringing out the better class Of republicans,
whose voices are never heard now amid the
blare and clustering Of the so-called mass
meeting.
"As Il is. this has been refused rs and the
wrangle will be even worse than took place in
1888. Especially will the fight be bitter over
the selection Of the central committee, as only
one delegate from each district is to
be chosen. There is no doubt that
there will be contesting members
of the central committee and contesting dele
gates to the convention in every district. There
will not be half dozen white republicans who
will take part. and not one-third of the twenty
two members Of the central committee viii be
white.
'In some districts three delegations will con-
test the seats in the convention. We propose
to continue the fight and win il we can by fair
means.
Tho national committee, in its decision,
thought It was acting for the best. but IL did
not understand the politics Of Washington.
I'VE wish and still wish to send delegates
to the national esnvsntion who would
command the respect Of any body Of
men, who would be able to talk
good English. There was no desire for
white supremacy, as Mr.. Carson has
low. every republican. even IL he
respectable man, 70 have say in the election
Commissioning Douslass. or B. Il Warner,
or N. -. Parker. sor Frederick Douglass.
men who would tats position in any
convention, would be respected snd their opin-
ions carry some weight and whs could talk two
consecutive sentences yithout committing
homicide on the language Of the country"
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WORK OF A FIRE BUG.
Attempts Made to Burn -Four Houses Il
Single Square.

Attempt4 Made to Burn -Four Houses In
Single Square.
There is evidently . fire bug at work in
Warrington. The fire that was discovered al
the house of Dr.. Stanton, 1874 G street north.
west IL probably part of his work, but only
part He has apparently made four attempts
to start q conhagration, all in the vicinity Of
DR.. Stanton's residence, three being on the
same square. These four fires were all started
by the piling and ignition Of combustibles in
vestibules near gas meters and are % much
alike in method that the conclusion 10 newt
ably reached by the police that the work IL be-
ing done by one person
Two weeks ago FIRE was discovered In the
vestibule of the building occupied by Free .
book store, and about the same time q simila<
attempt was made ct 1884 q street Yes
terday morning, almost simultaneously
with the discovery Of FIRE at DR.. stanton's, .
blaze was found 70 be eating hole in the hall
way at 1888 @ street There was considerable
damage done TO this house.
An Of those fires have been started in the
early morning, between midnight and o'clock.
and the methods are very similar.
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CLOSED WITH CHEERING.

The Great Gathering OF the Conservatives q
Birmingham, England.
BIRMINGHAM, Eng, Nov. 25.-At the caucus Of
the conservative leaders this morning one
party it appears favored mutual arrange
ments" for the customs duties Of the colonies
in spite Of the fact that the minority
pointed to the fact that Lord
Salisbury yesterday evening pledged
them free trade. This caucus also favored the
suggestion that localities to acquire lands
should be created for those who are DESTROYS
of obtaining small rural holdings. Finally the
caucus condemned the proposition to allow
illiterate people to vote. The convention was
then closed with cheers for the queen. the
country, Lord Salisbury and the conservative
party.
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I'd EDITION.
BRAZIL SATISFIED.
Pei1otto, the New President, Issues q
Manifesto.
CLOSE OF THE CONSERVATIVE CAUCUS
France Tries to ConciIiate the
Pope.
THE WORK OF A FLIRT.
THE WORK OF A FLIRT.
PEIxorrI's MANIFESTO.


Brazil Receives With Satisfaction the Pres
ident's Document.
RIO JASEIRo, Nov. 25.-President Peixotto
promised a manifesto today, which ia
received with general satisfaction. In
this he altogether abandons the ar
bitrary and dictatorial authority rs
sumed by Da Fonseca and declares
that the legal order Of affairs il re-established
As consequence Of this general statement that
manifesto announces that the dissolution OF
Congress decreed by Da Fonseca is annulled,
and the state Of siege in the federal district has
been raised.
The manifesto summons congress to reassem.
BILE on December Is and resume its func-
tlons.
This proclamation makes It clear that the
new president does not sympathize in any way
with the policy inaugurated by Da Fonsecs, and
that he proposes to do all in his power to re-
store the political situation to normal con-
ditions
Senior Perelra, minister Of justice, will take
charge temporarily of the MINISTRIES Of public
instruction and the interior.
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.Cosr1vrxrss

Cosr1vENEss
not relieved BY tudcious and timely treatment is
liable to result In chronic constipation A an .psrent
that may be used with perfect safety and
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 functions with
healthy regularity and comfort. Being purely veee-
table and free from mineral drug Of any kind their use
CURED By
- not nttsnded with injurious effects Good for old
every climate Ayers Pills are everywhere
the tavasfts. G. W. Bowman, % East Main street,
Carlisle. Pa. says: Having been subject. for years,
to constipation. without being able to nd much relief
at last tried Ayers Pills. and deem it both duty
and pleasure testify that have derived great ben
EFT from their use. Iwould no. willingly be without
them"
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS
pr.,J. c. AVER CO.. Lowell. Mass.
B hseat,g.t, 81
Sod by all druggists and dealers in medicine.
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CAUSED BY A FLIRT.
Fatal Quarrel Between Two Young Geor.
gians Over Q Girl.

Fatal Quarrel Between Two Young Geor-
gians Over Q Girl.
GRANVILLE, GA, Nov. 25.-Wilkes James
the son of prominent farmer, was shot and
killed yesterday by Edward Jenkins, the son OF
a neighbor. Both young men were rivals for
the hand of young lady here. The girl
kept the two men in suspense, first favorins
one and then the other. Ten days ago both OF
the young men called upon the girl at the same
time. There was game of freeze out" and
when they parted Jenkins told James that the
next time they met would be the last Yester-
day they came together four miles from town,
and both drew revolvers and began firing.
James fell dead with bullet through his head.
Jenkins gave himself up to the police.
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The Earl OF Lytton was born November g.
1881, ana was the son o. Pulwer, the novelist
poet. dramatist ha4 ,Aiptepat He was edu-
Gated at Harrow and ct Bonn. He entered the
diplomats service - attache 70 the Britiah To-
CATION in this city in ls4s while his uncle,
Biz Henry Bulpsr. 20 ministsr: He
St. Petersburg, Constantinopls. Vienna Copsn-
hagen, AxhsnS, Lishsa and Madrid Disrasli
sppo6utsd him viossoy Ct India, WHARF he no
msinad untfl 1850, vi1en b. became IN earl
His ambition Vas 70 BE- anhasaador 70 Paxia
and thiahe became ssvsn ysars latsr. Hk
fame wiil sssss upoa 1h posma, whieh nads
famous hiD nom Dc plume, s'0wen Meredith"
!! no:t poPa'as thesah sst NJ hisss work
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DIED.
CAsSEIL On "Wednesday. November %. lspl AZ
cAssELk. infant ssIrser r Of Rolert N and r h
casseii, aged fifteen months and twenty nve days.
wswatched her breathing through the Might.
As in her heart the wave Of life
Kept heaying to and fro.
So silently we seemed 10 speak.
so slowly moved about
TO exc her being out
Our very hopes belied our fears.
We thought her dying when she sierra
And Sleeping when she died.
For when the morn came, dim and sad.
And chill. the early hours.
Her quiet eyelids closed-she had
Bi HER FRIEND. T. q. C.
Of fS9srs Sp5,as WI ,sss place from the rs.sno
day. November ri. at 8 O'Clock D. IN.
o SaIoS on kI Tpssdsy SSSs%-s as ts :,
and daushier OF Mary T. and the late Garrett oottsr
Ignerai from her late residence. No. 20 K street
attend "
Sumption. GEORGE yxMEs Eldest SON Of q c ssa
Matilda Curry. II the twenty NTH year Of his are
Thursday. November &c. 9o'cloek an. solemn high
respectfully invited.
HODGES. On November "a. 1891. GEORGE ".
HODGEs, an tue seventy sixth year Of his are.
Funeral from tle Fssldence OF his son. William n.
Hodges. AIS Tweffth street southeast ON Thursday
Nsyenber ~. u isoeipck p M Friends and relatives
I MORE 'on Wednesday. November %, 1891. st4
o'clscs m., RAYMOND T.. infant son OF Tho~. and
Emma l. Moore, aged three months and fourteen
days.
God has taken baby
At home with Him o rest:
We will not gr1eve, oh. Savior,
We know Thy ways are best.
By HIS PARENr2
Funeral from his parents residence. f25 Missouri
avenue northwest, Friday. November q. at pm.
NUGENT. Fell ssleep 10 Jesus. November %.
1891. at i O'Clock y H.. sHADkACk SU3ENT, h.
the hundred and thirsy y hrst year OF his age
Relatives and friends inSlted attend his
funeral Thursday. November H. at o'clock d. M.
from his late residence, .2l6 NJ street northwest.
PATTERSON. Departed this life Tuesday, Novsu-
her -. 1891. JOSEPH NJ PATTERSON. In the
sixtieth year VI has are.
Funeral from late Residence. 615 secopd stre<t
northeast. Thursday. at 2:3Q pa Relatives and
friends invited TO attend tPhadephis papers pIesse
copy.l
RICKETTS,. At Mintwood Place. Tuesday, No
venber "a. 1881. ELIZA A LITTLE. widow VI Rob
ert Ricketts,
Funeral private, THURSDAY. pm.
SMITH. The funeral OF the late PATRICK H.. M
loved husband OF Emma D. Smith, viii take place from
the vault OF Mount Oiiyet cemetery on ThnrElsy
morning. November ID. 1881. II o'clock FRIENDS
aud relatives snd the menbers Of the Typogrzph3cnl
Union. No. lOI. invita- -
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FRANCE TO THE POPE
The Republic Has No Wish to Restrict the
Clergy.

The Republic Has No Wish to Restrict the
Clergy.
PANS, Nov. 25.-In the face of the verdict
Of the court Of appeal yesterday declar-
ing the archbishop of AK guilty of the
charge preferred against him by NJ. Fall.
ieres, minister of justice and pubic
worship, on which charge he was condemned
to pay fine Of g. 200 francs. the French gov
eminent has sent a note to the pope in regard
to the relations between France and the Vati.
can.
In this note the government declares that it
has no wish to reopen the conflict with the
clergy, neither has it any wish to restrict the
liberty Of the bishops. In addition the note
states that the government of France desires
the pope to continue his policy of Cancellation
having for its object the bringing about of the
adhesion Of the Catholic church to the repub-
lie will spread.
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a secrstary's Attempt as su.e,de.

A cablegram from Vienna announces that
Chevalisr de Krapf-Livsrhod. secretary Of the
Austrian legation In this city, had attempted
suicide by shooting himselfin Vienna yesterday.
and b now dying. No information 70 this
eject Of an Official character hes reached hsra
Herr Won LiverhoG Il . young man, psrhaps
twenty-five years Of age. married. and Ne q
homo on lave His wife was here With him e
their residence, leo6 Q strsst. He vas o6Rcially
known - u shanesller 81 isgstioa.
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LAST REMNANT DAr TIL Ar1rs
MAS.
FHrDaY. NOVEMBER u.
Closed az day Thanksgiving.

w sh.Il open up Friday mornins with the
iar0s., and nsosI ,verestinc ''Rsnnaaf' Offer
tno Of tSe present season Nsedinx more rooIa
In slldepartments for the prorer display Of our
msgnitc~nt stock Of Holiday" goods. 1kich
,viL stypass anyfhi'lG heretofore shoen in
Warrington. we have thoroushly ransscksd
the several stocks and taken therefrom every
thing that SAVIOR. Of q rsnnant-all short
lengths" odds and ends. broken sizss."
soilsd or mussed things. Bric-s-brac. alass
Ware and anything thai IL chipped- scratched or
otherwise d-fsced- Tk<ss tAsnes ss.l be marked
at prices that gre you fdea 81 thor worth.
Many an odd bit Of silk, ribbon velvet will DO
found that caa be utilized for Christmas. Black
and CoIorsd Dress Goods offer many desirable
lengths In new and sessonable stuns Many
odd pieces in Bric-sbr~e and japanese Depart
ments Picture and Wrap,Dppsrtmsnts, indeed.
eu|ry department. w the house presents oppor-
tunities to economical folks heretofore unhsArd
or Can give you but an milling" In this
port of what we have. We suggest an early call,
Tor the best, Is you know from former eIyeri-
ence. are taken ny nrst.
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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
DIARRREA. Sold by Druggists in every part OF the
world. Be and ask for Mrs Winslow's Soothing
Syrup" and take no other kind. 70 cents bottle.
dl5-ly
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RAP DEpAn1MEsr.
THESE ARE ALL FINE IMPORTED GAR
MENTs. ELEGANT STYLES AND
PERFECT FITTING.

xSnE ESA III AI2Nu-
.
Extra Fine AI-wooI Chevioe Jachsts-2
Blce-sizes - and "a. and 2 Black. sizes -
and 36-vith handsomely braided Med'ci collars
snd high shollders-loop fasteninss- Reduced
from s..sss- 20 TO els. 90 each.
a Extra Fine Black All wool Cheviot
Jacket.-s.tin lined MISUNDERSTANDING
brsided-Medici collars and full high sleeves
sizes -. "a and 80. Reduced from $50 ~ to
e.--2 Oh each
, Extra Fine Black Atwood Cheviot yachets-
lined throughout with siik-eiezantly braided,
and edged with Persian Lanib-sizes "a and
b. Reduced from s4o. 20 10 s:225. w each.
] Fine Black Atwood Chevlot Jacket-lfned
throughout with silk-shawl roll collar OF fxtlle
silk eiexsGtly embroidered In eteei-hffh
sleeyes-strap fasteners-sixe 80. Reduced
from $50 90 to $1,000
= Narrow Vale Black Bedford Cord Jackets
half satin lined-velvet colizr-siZe "a Re
duced from go to so each
Narrow Vale Dark Csrdiaal Bedford Cord
Jacke:-hslf lined with fancy silk-sleeves and
rolling collar elegantly embroidered all over
with Biack--ize "a Reduced from SO to S15.
Dark Green striped Cheviot Newmarket, with
full high sleeves and braid ornaments sixe ~.
Reduced from 81. % to Sl5.
DARK Blue Newmarkets - handsomely
braids6 in Black-fuil high shoulders-cape
sleeves-slzes 81 aud 81 Reduced from S3O TO
SI7. 80 each
(Jd door 18th st buildins)
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"Opsn this srenfn1 unit
O'Clock and until noon fom0rross
Thanksgiving dav).
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MARKED
DIED.

BENJAMINE-MILLER. On "Wednesday. Noyeu,,~r
10 HARRY b. BENJAMIN..
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UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT.

ODD PAIRS OF CURTAINS. &c.
l Pair Colore6 Madras Curtains. reduced from
e. 5O to scIOO.
= Pairs Chenille Portierps. 81 yards long,
frinsed top and bottom. reduced from go TO 3 10
pai--
few odd Curtain Ends left. which We will
Offer at DC EACH.
short Lengths OF sIkoline, Madras. Swiss.
Srin. Canton FIapEss and CretUpne at half
original prices
(EOurth dOor, llth St buifdliu1l
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ART NrrpLrwonk DEPARTMENT.

ODD PIECES OF SOILED STAMPED LINEN,
Twilled Linen Handkerchief Bag, reduced
from JOc. to &c.
I Spacht-l Linen Bureau Scarf reduced from
So. p TO 50. 10
I Bolton Sheetine Cushion Cover, reduced
from &c. 10 DC.
Fine Linen Tea Cloth. cut edge. reduced
frJu 49, to 81. 80
I Dsmask TaDe runner for cut work. re-
dIced fron g. a. to Sl..5
4 Bolton sheetins ScTeen Cover. reduced from
7Jc- 70 iJOc.
cd door IOth st builtlins,,
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II NOT. WHY NOT
OUR GIFT OF
$4,000

IN GOLD MAY BE YOURS
This magnificent holiday present will b siven Il
the person who nearest to the minute. houI
and day Of the month when
THE ENORMOUS CANDLE NOW BURNING IN
OUR SHOW WINDOW
shall finally go out.
1T HAS BEEN STATED BY
SOME OF oURJEALOUs COM.
PET1TORS THAT WE WE'RE
ECEI WING THE PUBLIC
WITH BOGUS CANDLE.
SMALL. MEAN sHoPKEEPER
IN OUR NEIGHB RHooD
HAS CIRCULATE THEsTORY
THAT WE PRAoTICED DE-
CEPTIoN BY HAVING Gas
PIPE INHERITED IN THE
CANDLE AND TIL r EBY
KEPT 1T BURNING. WE'D
SIRE TO BRAND THIS ASA
MALICIOUS LIE. AND TO
EMPH AsIZE THIS STATE
MENT WE WILL GIVE ONE
THOUSAND DOLL AIRS TO
AMY ONE ABLE TO PROVE
THAT WE HAVE DECEIVED
THE PUBLIC IN THIS OR
ANY OTHER STATEMENT
THAT WE HAVE MADE FOR
PUBLICATION SINCE WE
HAVE BEEN IN BUSINESS.
We have pledged ourselves to sell. while this candle
il burning.
EVERY DOLLARS WORTH
OF the remaining stock in stores formerly belong
ing to Christian Rupert The details OF remark
able purchase from this estate fresh in the minds
Of all. We have sold these goods
AT EXACTLY HALF-pn1cE.
NOW WE SHALL DO MORE
NOT A SOLITARY ARTICLE OF THIS STOCK
SHALL BE LEFT WHEN THE CANDLE
FINALLY GOES OUT.
CONE AND SEE HOW WE PROPOSE TO CLEAR
1T OUT.
WE HAVE COMMENCED WITH
e. E. E. $$?jj$ + !. :: =:
DOLLS FROM IA CENTS TO sas.
FINER DOLLS. CHEAPER DOLLS AND MORE
Than any other two houses combined in Washington
none excepted.
WE WILL REFUND THE MONEY FOR ANY UN.
SATISFACTORY PURCHASE IF RETURNED
TO US IN GOOD CONDITION WITHIN
FOUR WEEKS FROM DATE
OF PURCHASE.
TITO avoid any possible accident bv fra VA shall
keep the candle Lit only from N. to Pm. each
day.
MATTHEW BERNHErM.
THE LEADING TOY AND FANCY GOODS HOUSE
IN THE CITY.
4O3 AND 4O5 9TH ST.N.W.
Our stores will be open until IL O'Clock tomorrow 1t
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P1c1rRE DEpARrxEx1

Pastel. size I6x.s2 inches. with White and
Gold Frame. Reduced rom 80 % 70 S223.
Artotypes. size 2Ox34 inches, with White
ard Silver Frames. reduced from 81. 9o to
. - each
Engraving. sixe sCx34 inches. with White
and Gilt Frame Rcsiuced from 81 to 80.
1 ArtOtype. size :t)x24 inches with Silver
and Oak Frame. Rssiuced frpIi 81 40to 81. IS.
1 ArtCtyp-. sIze 2DxSi iIckss, with Ivory and
Maple Frame Reduced fron sc. - to 81 p
I Artofype. size :eOx3f inches. with Black and
Silver Frame. RedrIcrd from -. 30 to 81. 81.
9th nOoT. 10Th 81. buI!cIn2.)
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second Edition Continued Sixth Page.
AN AGGRAvATrSG SORE THROAT is soon relieved
by Dr. ID. Jaynes Expectorani. an old-tims remedy
Tor bronchial and pulmonary affections.
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THERE Is EASE
For those far gone in recovery
There is cure for those not far gone.
There prevention-better than cure-for those who
are threatened.
Let US send you a book on careful living and
SCOTS EMULSION Of cod liver oil. even il you are
only little thin.
Free.
SCOTT BOVINE. Chemists. 1872 South 5th ave..
New York.
Your druggist keeps SCOTS EMULSION Of cod
liver oil-all druggists everywhere do. u.
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The following subscriptions for the benefit o.
the family Of George White, who was killed on
Monday last, have been received at THr srAr
Office:
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MEx's FuRS1surxs Department.
MANUFACTURERS SAMPLES OF GERMAN MADE
UNDERWEAR

UNDERWEAR
Salts Full Regular male Shirts, sizs 81
Drawers, size 3,i Reduced from 81 to t2 Q
suit.
OTHER ODD PIECES OF UNDERWEAR
pairs Full Regular nlasie White Wool
Drawers Size a. k.d1c ed from 81. 80 to sis
Iair.
= pairs Ribbed Natural Gray Wool Drawers.
Size u Ee,iucrd ir1ni q. 30 to 81 q yair.
suits Fancy Full REGULAR made Under wear.
Shirts. size -. Drawers. size "A. Reduced
from -. a. to q q garment.
u eces Light Ninter-weisht Dabriggan
Jnderwear-shiris. 40 and AZ. Drawers, "a.
Redured from 81. 70 to Jtc. garment
1 suit Light Winter weight Wool Under.
esr-dsmaxet-Shirt. 40. Drawers, 81. Re.
duceri from u. - to q garment.
~ pairs Fine Iizin MeriBo Hose-Sizes o and
and 90. Reduced from :soc to DC u pair.
(Fir~t hoor. hrst apnex.)
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N1eHr Mare

Well possibly might have BEEN but We can scarcely
believe it-nad it been
AHoRsE
Ridden at night should have believed IL in toto
because Mosby's men-one Of whom we are which
can always distinguish between q horse and mare,
be it day time night time-and when the facts fash
to the foreas have been true in numerous
candid enough and manly enough to admit that the
to concede-ifthe in the night-and the mare
wins-that it's the NIGHT MARE or the mares night,
and according to judicial decision mare horse but
horse is not Q mare.-That's q pea for lawyers to
pickle, but not for us-We're in no dilemma because
We sell FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING AT TEN
PER CENTABOvE ACTUAL COST OF MANUFAC-
TURE. &C.. have no deals to make with the would he
mighty molochs of the rade.-we simply DOWN
THEM and then LAUGH at their discontinue. That's
all there's in it, and set forth prove t-thusly
Kute. Kurious, Running and Komely are the Suits we
are selling at $3.50.
Intensely more SO are those at $40
But to Kap the Klimax wo give you o strictly ALI
wool Black Cheviot Overcoat at $3.50.
Campbelrs Kersey or an English Melton Oyercoat,
variety Of shades. at $lO.
Chiidren's Cape Coats, S3-upward.
Boys Overcoats, a. 50--upward. and anything else
you may need to repenish or add to your wardrobe at
proportionately low figures.
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ALwArs RELIABLE.

TTTTHE ROBINSON. PARKBRA
7 CO. CLOTHING ALWAYS
GIVES ENTIRE sAT1sFAc-
rfoS, As WE NEVER PERMIT
GARMENT TO LEAVE OUR Es-
TABLIsHMKNr But WHAT WE
ARE PERSONALLY RESPONSE
BILE FOR AND KNOW TO BE ALL
RIGHT IN EVERY PARTICULAR.
NO MATTER WHETHER IT IS
FINE DRESS SUIT OR OVER
COAT OR Low-PRIcED ONE
FOR ROUGH USES.
u HOW ARE YOU OFF FOR "A
HmM FULL DRBss suIT' Is
II HTHE OLD ONE IN GOOD
CONDITION OR DOES IT SHOW
THE WEAR OF PREVIOUS SEA-
SONS. AND Is OUT OF STYLE'
IF YOU CONTEMPLATE PUR-
CHASING NEW ONE OURS Is
THE STOCK YOU SHOULD Sc
LKCT FROM. AS EACH AND
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