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Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1892-10-11

cally denied the poor people Thereof Of
access to the courts that tbeir rights Of
person aud property might 30 adjudicat
ed. We rejoice that the ropubliCau par-
", by their own adopted and public
platform has pledged itself 70 repudists
It's " party nominees aud 10 unite
with us " instituting an era Of true re-
form.
2 We clasp hands with the ropubii-
can party 10 lie deRunoietioh q the
change Of vonue Law, which wss con
Osived. prepared and enooted fog pefari-
Gus purposes by republican legislators
and we pledge the democratic party 70
cease no effort until this shameful blot
hos been wiped from the psges Of our
statute books.
3 The democracy Of Grant County
fervidly hopes that the spasm Of virtu-
Gus reform which has siezsd The repub
lioan party OF Grant County will contin-
ne to writbe and shake them until they
have relocated Thomas b. Catron, the
reputed author Of New Mexican legisla-
ton for % years and tho ineenious and
successful manipulation Of Legislative
contests for 30 many years toa laboFious-
ly and hard earned obscurity.
e.. We do not doom that It will be
necessary 70 express any renewal Of our
allegiance 10 the principles OF the dem.
ocratic party OF our devotion TO the
great and fearless Statesman who stands
at the head Of our national ticket or o.
our demand for the free and unlimited
coinage Of silver, although it took oul
republican friends in this county many
months to learn whether they sboulC
stand with Benjamin Harrison Rgains.
free coinage, or to follow the will Of Oh,
whole West.
We believe that Hon. Antonio Joseph
whom the people have tried so often anC
have never found wanting, is the maj
whom the people should and will trus
again; and this we earnestly hope for a
we desiresstatehood for New Mexico.
3. We heartily endorse the principle
contained in the platform of the demo
cratic territorial convention at Santa FL
September 10, 1892.
6. We believe, as 80 happily said b.
ex-president Grover Cleveland that "
public office is a public trust and W
believe that true and tried democrat
named for public Office by regularly con
lstiSuted democratic conventions SHOULD
receive the unscratched support Of ever.
democrat.
Respectfully submitted IN behalf @
committee. JoNEPH Boone,
Chairman
After he had finished reading tn
platform, the Judge made some worry Al
~propriRte remarks, and the report wa
unanimously adopted.
1t was 8 o'clock when the chsirma
announced that nominations for the o.
fee Of sheriff were in order. The name
of M. p. Moore, j. N. Upton and j. v
Gillett were presented to the convention
and Judge Boone moved that three tel
ers be appointed by the frienda OF th
candidates for sheriff, In order thI
there might be no unfairEess. l.
Sicily, John Burnside and B. b, Ownh
were appointed and the roll. Of precinct
v-ae coliad mba arsf hsll,s -o-.,tFaa.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1892-10-11

Latest styles Of John b. Stetson q
Cos, stiff and soft hats at
4ltf. Q. .. SHoEMAKER's.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1892-10-11

AVtai' '''''
Mr.. Fleming was declared the chair
man OF the county central committee.
The election was then made unnni-
nous.
Owing TO the latene 81 Of the hour the
precinct committeeman were not select
ed but are to be selected by the precinct
delegations and the anne sent TO the
chairman within ten days.
A vote Of thanks was rendered to the
democrats OF Silver City and TO the
officers Of the convention and the con-
vention then adjourned.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1892-10-11

The name of Capt. Rabb was with
drawn and as none Of the aspirants had
received the required number Of votes, a
second ballot was ordered with the fol
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1892-10-11

1t is not unusual for colds contracted
in the fall 10 hang on all winter. In such
cases catarrh or chronic bronchitis are
almost sure to result. A fifty cent bot
tie Of Chamberlaln's Cough Remedy will
cure any cold. Can you afford TO risk
50 much for 80 small an RmountY ThiF
remedy Ii intended especially for bad
pended upon. For sale by w. O. Porter
field, Druggist.
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Steve Uhlo's now saloon-tho Cave.

Go 70 the Cave Saloon fer a glass Of
Anheuser Beer. d9tf.
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lOAhls ..ss ~
Mr.. Tracy was declared the nominee
for coroner
J. w. Fleming and ]. j. Bell were
nominated for chairman OF the county
central committee and a ballot was taken
Uyith tho fotlOvviuO result.
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PLATFORM.

We, the democrats Of Grant County in
convention assembled, declare:
/. That we congratulate the Fepubli-
can party OF Grant County in chat in it's
latest platform It has declared itself in
favor Of retrenchment and reform In the
administration OF county affairs and,
WHEREAS, The ~iniamously robber fee
system enacted by republican legislation,
nouriahed and sustained by republican
ofioeholders has been q leech upon the
people OF this Territory and has practi-
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]. N. Upton having received amaiority
Of all the votes cast was declared the
nominee for sheriff.
Capt. Rabb, John B. Card, G. ". Miles
and John B. Hodgdon we're nominated
as candidates for assessor. The first
boIiof roouItad.
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Handsome Neckwear just received at
41tf Q. Q. SHoEMAKER's.
DR.. P. A. Skinner, Of Texarkana, Ark,
is an enthusiast in the praise OF Chamber
lain's Pain Balm. He used it for rheu-
matism, and: II found it 70 be a most
excellent local remedy" For sale by
w. q. Porterield, Druggist.
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Mr.. Shannon was declared TO be the
nominee for commissioner from this dis
triCt.
For the Georgetown district the fol-
lowing gentlemen were placed in nomi-
nation: 5. IS. Brannin, W. Y. Redding
"a II II n.,,1t-ea VV,o ballet efn,1.
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IOtHl ....... "
Mr.. Mcdaniel was declared the nom
inee for commissioners from the Deming
district.
S. Lindauer, q. w. Vera and j. H
Tracy were nominated for coroner. The
/ L. - .,.o~ ~, f,lI,wra.
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PRISONERS REVOLT.
Guards Forced TO Call Out the Nil
itary.
DEFAULTIEG SECRETARY CAPTURED.
A Cloud Burst Causes Damage in
Pennsylvania.
CHAIRMAN MURPHY's DENIAL
REVOLT IN A rRIsON.
The Prisoners Driven Co Their Cells at On
Bayonet Point.

The Prisoners Driven Co Their Cells at the
Bayonet Potnt.
MADRID. June l0--An outbreak has occurred
in the prison At Seville n has been customary
for the prison officials 20 allow the prisoners to
play cards and 20 Rmuse themselves in various
ways, and yesterday some prisoners who we're
engaged ingamblng with cards became involved
in dispute. The other prisoners. a large
number of whom had been watching the game,
took sides in the dispute and finally general
night was started. The prison wards were soon
nlled with enraged men rolling the ground,
striking biting and scratching
The guards sought 90 separate the combsi-
ants. but they were powerless 20 restore order.
The fighters seemed bent upon killing each
other and a number OF murders would GER
tainly have been committed had the prisoners
been Possessed Of weapons Of any kind.
The prison officials at last summoned the
military. As the detachment Of troops marched
into the prison yard the prisoners ceased fight
ing among themselves and turned their atten-
non to the soldiers They refused 60 re-
turn 30 their cells at the order Of the
officers in command. and thew eventually
ordered the soldier 20 charge with fixed bay-
onets. This was done and the prisoners were
driven, hurting maledictions upon the soldiers,
into their quarters. One Of the prisoners was
killed by bayonet thrust and several others
were seriously wounded
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MR.. MURPHY DENIES 1T.
He Says Senator Hin Has Written No with
drawal Letter TO Him.

Troy. y. ", June l0.-The Troy Press this
afternoon prints this interview with Edward
Murphy in denial Of the pubiizhed statement
that Senator Hill has written letter authoriz-
ing the withdrawal Of his name from all
further consideration by the democracy
and acknowledgements in the opinion and dis
erection Of Richard Croker. Hugh Mclaughlin,
Edward Murphy, jr.. and Al 4. Shechan such
a step should be taken.
Mr.. Murphy il quoted saving: There ID
no basis OF any sort for the report that have q
letter from Mr.. Hill withdrawing from the
canvass for the nomination for President. The
matter Of Mr.. Hills withdrawal has never been
considered by his friends; they are urging his
claims in the name and at the command OF the
democratic party and people Of New York.
He Is subject now ~ he ALWAYS has been TO
their orders. At their demand he has entered
the field his canse in their hands. The story
that he had given me letter of withdrawal
might be traced. l dare saw. TO the source
from which all the anti Hill false
hood, of the wear have proceeded. We
do not expect that denials can stop the system
attic campaign Of fal=ehood which rarity bolters
here undertake, but their stories are 80 specious
that trust their detection TO
an intelligent public. I repeat I have
no letter OF withdrawal from Mr.. Hill
and that / never heard Of one until the
false statement first reached me this morning.
Possibly there letters of withdrawal in exist
ence. but none OF them bear David Is. Hills
signature, nor have they been intrusted 20 his
friends. There are many democrats who think
that the cause of party harmony would be Sc
cured il candidates other than Mr.. Hill would
write such letters. At any rate the Senator can
not be beaten by falsehood.
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QUICKLY SPENT $1,000.

Arrest of = Defauiting Secretary Of a CALI
fornia Railway.
DuSsNurR. CAL, June l0.-H. Greggs. who
left Oakland with about $4,000 belonging TO
the Oakland Consolidated Street Railway Com
pany, Of which he was secretary. was arrested
at Sissons late last night. Five thousand eight
hundred dollars was found on him. He was
accompanied by b. =. Gallagher. who Was also
arrested here. Both men had been spending
money freely
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DELUGED WITH WATER.
Damage Caused In Pcnn.yiyanis by . Cloud
hunt.

Moscow, Pa, June l0.-A cloud-burst YES
terday evening wrecked and deluged buildings
and caused considerable damage The Della
ware. Lackawanna and Western railrond tracks
were washed out and in places swept the tracks
entirely away. Several bridges and dams were
carried away. Trains were stopped in time to
prevent catsstrophcs. Communication with
New York is completely shut OF and trains have
been stalled until the damage can be repaired,
a task which will require several DAYS.
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is it not only too true that We best appreciate
our friends pnen IRE lose tsmf And don't you better
appreciate the bargains that dot large Ike the
Palais Royal rhen thev GOMEZ
OSDERwEAR.-ofthe thousands of pieces ofchoice
Cambria and Summer Muslin Underwear being dis
tributed at wholesale prices the following only
81. 6s lot AZ pieces in the 59c. lot.
table for Corset Cover bargains which will be full
tomorrow morning and empty at closing time. Odd
sizes. sill ghtly creased but kaJ price.
II IBBONs.-Here's fact that beats all fiction
Ribbon Betting Of desirable colors inches wide for
14c. yard but north 70 cents ~ inches wide for lsc.
yard. but corth IS cents MORE Ribbon for sashes at
39c yard. such as OFTEN rctails at 50 cents.
~ ECKwEAR. India and surah Silk Dress fronts.
articulariy adapted to Blazer Suits Lot is reduced
from So 6S to 81 9s. Lot . is reduced from 81 % to
So 10 each. Nothing wrong with them other than
they are too choice-too expensire for the acreage
purse. We bring the prices down and create quick
sales.
25c. French Percale Chemisettes reduced to I9,.
each Only table full-a one-day bargain
1sc. Windsors reduced to 13c.. two for % cents.
Reason Not sufficiently long for men with big necks
OLovES.-s1 for White Chamois Gauntlets is 25
small size mousquetaires is ID cents less than else
where.
L ARASOLS. These are bargains that will be in
CURED after when tits too late:
Parasols up to sl As reduced to CSC.
Parasols up to So. As reduced to 81 9s.
Parasols up to 60 6s reduced to 81 9s.
Parasols up to o.. 9s reduced to 81 80.
Parssols up 70 60 9s reduced to $50
Parasols up to sl3. 9S reduced to 80. 90.
eS-You will find in the 60 es lot Lyons norsltv
Parasos. nth detachable handles boon to travellers
I1ANDKERCH1EFS.- Fourteen styles of scalloped
and Embroidered Lawn Handkerchie:s at l2,Sc. each
These ne,c-this mornings arrival
11osIERY-Three pairs instead of two pairs for dol
lar-hop long riL such bargains be hsre' Fast black
well all the leather shades evening and
costume shades in these silk finish Isle Stockings
Ribbed and plain. The importers loss your
gain Derirs red is appropriately a fast color-a
fadeless red of ribbed and plain Isle Ladies' and
Misses sizes for 47c pair.
ESTs.-The Ribbed Silk Vests or Corset Covers at
only 80 cents now here in all colors but the last
importation Of the season is here-The most desirable
coors will be scarce later.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
teontinued below
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THE MONUMENTAL.
a37 and a3a st. NV
FASHION LEADERS
IN
FINE MILLINERY. CLoAKs. HOSIERY.
GLOVES. &c.
MERIT Barnes SrccEss
We doing the largest Millinery business in
wsshinxton. because our prices are less than what
others ask and orr Trimmed Hats the height Of re-
fnement and good taste.
Trimmed Hairs.
An entirely new assortment. Not one has been in
stock week Rare beauties IN Paris rsproducttons
ss ven Is ssvYork and ourovn creation
LADIES, TRIMMED SAILOR HArs.
75c.. sle5. 81. g.. so. sa25.
USrR1MxEp HRS AND FLowERs.
More popular every day. The assortment and prices
cannot be squaled in this city.
Sl5 Su1rs. SlO.9S.
The above are Ladies' Storm Serge Blazer Suits.
worth fully els Special price. e10 9s.
Our Fine Blazer Suits. made by taiors; styles.
materials and finish absolutely faultless. 90 % and
se5o
Worth nom &c to 50 more
LADIES' JACKETS UNDER HALE
Cosr.
Jackets that were s12 reduced to IS.
Cspes that were SIS reduced to So
Fine Newmarkets. $40; were s13
Blazers %. 81; value. 60
GREar SHIRT WA1sr SALE.
Largest and best line in the city.
White and Colored Cambria Waists. 25c.. &c.. 49,,
6sc. ssc-. 1925. upward
SUMNER CoRsETs.
4sc- TO $3.50
The MONUMENTAL SrY11sH
GLovEs.
The Monumental assortment Of TO
Lovely Gloves for all occasions
weddings. eollss. elias, days. f..tlv- $50.
ities school e1aminstions-must be 10
seen to be fully appreciated Never
h.. tn. even. Of tn. reduction in $50.
prices proved a s'''''r boon than in S1.25.
this instance. Our motto Is to give
cur patron, . bargain when they S1.5O.
absolutely need the goods.
snl o.sa.l..,......................... S1.s9.
Ladies' silk Gloves. patent finger TX.
tlpS-.-.-------- wv
Ladies' Snk Gloves reduced to- Zoo.
Chfldrsn's SIX and T.rsta Gloves LOO.
1t THE MONUMENTAL
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WArsrs Or ALL KINDS.

Abewildering variety SO many that you are liable
to overlook the best values. Here they are
&L4S-Pink Bingham Waists with latest STYLE ruf-
de fronts.
&125-French Percaline Waists. light ground, with
small figures in colors.
e1.6s-Sstine Waists. Navy and Black erou nds
with the correct small figures
81 6S-English Madras Waists Pink and Blus
Stripes Il mems styles.
ol25-Sattne Waists. Cardinal and Navy The eve
viii be deceived not the fingers % silk liks are
they.
75c.-Fet Black Percaline Waists, with White min
stripe. which is the very latest
49c.-Flannel Waists. reduced from ~ became only
stses remsinfng are j and "a bust measure
o0ee-Russian SILK Mouses reduced from eI2 so,
bscause too few can afford 70 pay the proper prios
10 Pm Cent Drscouxr
Thousands Of shawls are here married 1t Rslass
Royal prices. One-tenth on these prices should
create great sale az them-it win Biouses are XII
ing" Jerseys. 20 We marked them ct reduced prices
and saw DEDUCT ons-tsnth from the reduced prices.
ffom e15 70 $40.
Ladies Jscisss 20 from go to - % and nom s5 10
o266.
Maasss ssssss from sA5o. Is and $50 % 70
Tn PAIa1s RorA1.
A. LIsxxR
- Corner 18th T. sadPA svA
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BIRTHS.
MARRIED,

LEHMAN. On Thursday. June q. lsa,2, at Wash
ngton, ID. C., 20 the wife q Lieut.. MICHAEL J
LEHMAN, L. 5. A.. a daughter.
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DIED.

BELL. On June q 1872, WALTER V. BELL, the
beloved of the late Daniel and Mary Jane Bell de-
parted this life. after short ilnsss AGED twenty
years, three months and one day.
Funeral from Israel c. Al. T. Churrh. First and B
streets southwest, sunday, June l2 OF D. IA. Rels-
tivcS and friends IN vited 20 attend. @
BEUCHERT. On "Wednesday, Jun a. 1872 ai Q
O'Clock p. m LENA. beloved wife Of Carl Beuchert.
AGED twenty three yesTs.
Funeral iron her late residence. No. rs Il street
northeast. saturday, June IL. at $50 a.. Re
QUEEN at 81. Marys Church at O'Clock. Rela-
tves and friends respectfully invited 10 sttend g
BURROUGHS. On Wednesday. juno s. 1892. OF IL
nm, MARY 6ESEy1kNE. only child -of Jno. X
aN ssusenia Burroughs. ased nine months and four
BuiSes in Alerandria. Va.
LYNN On Friday. June 10, 1897, MARY ANN
LYNN, ~iA,w of the late John Lynn Notice OF run
eral herpaftai.
RICHARD WHITNEY son Of the late Richard Golden
Moore of New York and Laura A. Whitney Of this
city.
censon.
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AIRS. wINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP

MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS nv MILLIONS
Of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH
ING with PERFECT SUCCESS. IL SOOrHEs the
CHILD. SOFTENs the GUMS. ALLAYS all PAIN.
CURES WIND collie and Is the best remedy for
DIARRHGA. Sold by druggists in every part Of the
world. Be and ask for Mrs. winslow's sooth-
ing Syrup" and take other kind. p cents bottle
d3l-ly
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SEAsosABIE GLOVE ITEMS.

McKnew. ladies' and Children's Silk Gloves, Csc.
McKnew. each.
McKnew. Finer for more 7non.u
McKnew. Ladies' All-silk Mitts 2lc Der pair
MoKnew. Finer for more p,oneu
McKnew. Ladies' Chamois Skin Gloves White and
McKnew. natural, only 81 per pair.
McKnev. Ladies' White S-button Suede Gloves
McKney. only 81. rs per pair.
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RILEY-sTYLEs. On "Wednesday evening. June
s, 1892, At St Johns Church Fails church,. Miss
MARY EDWARDS RILEY of Fails Church and Mr..
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NEuRALeIc PERsoNs
And those troubled with nervousness resulting from
care Or overwork will be relieved by taking
BROW MS IRON BffrERS
Genuine has trade mark and crossed red lines on
wrapper. 4
pILIoUSNlISs, CONSTIPATION, TORPID LIVER,
de. cured Nerve anil LIVER Pills 10 doses 25c.
Samples free. SCHILLER STEVENS,
81 Oh st. and Pa. ave.
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"A
"A
AAA
A A
Mosr WONDERFUL
Cure.
AFTER TWENTY YEARS OF
SUFFERING.

.. Nrw opIEii ASHAS AsaLSMHSs o, 90.
=: Dear Sir: feeling Of gratitude for my -.
benet By my e1pedence leads ms to RiSs
.. You history OF my case of rheumatism
me; -
.. have suffered from rheumatism for -
nearly twenty years. which grew worse.
:: Tie o6srity Hospital: xheEe ] rsmaineG -:
.: clutches: as was then doing, my ,rheu- -.
more than dOssie Their natural rs s size 70
.. tuition. which accepted on last April. -.
am now sixty.one years Of age. had 4.
=. led an active life. supporting myself com. -.
9r 6n c sna Secsp H ys9y unhappy nm iy;
.. ladies who wer, acquainted with me. aud -.
- what had done during the war, wrote .
snd nSs have. T Ssa
- eleven treatments Of two hours a day -
.. ment all pains disappeared and threw -.
away my crutches and am now able to -.
.. fesl sure that in very short tsms shall -.
- be able to leave the asylum and make my ..
:. the rhea1.tism my eyesishs has been en-
.: very much improved end my general -.
.: ~ ssl sns g MIS-. MARY F. w1LBERr .:
.. The fsots stated by Mrs. Wtlbert in the ..
,. they refer to her RESIDENCE in this est. -.
Y. Annas) asylum. her condition when she >.
sS came here. for she could not walk without -
her crutch, and now she goes up and 80
80 down the stairs without assistance In
- duces me to give my testimony 70 the -
80 fact OF her having derived great benefit ss
., from her treatment with the Electro 80
- Npoise Hcr eyesiEht has alsobeen wonder .
- 3ully improved fer she could do nothing
ss without glasses and now she can thread 80
& very dls needle without eiasses. 90
%S Respectfully, M. T. OGDEN -
- Mstron st. Anna's Asylum. ..
% The dbore 10 q testjnRoniGl -
30 backed by the evidence NJ -
% unofficial rho WitnSssed the -
- sgecfs Of the treatment of -
80 tie Metropolis. II speaEs -
:: IF MS Wa UNABLE TO CURE =: ::
- We C0ULD NOT PRODUCE SUCH -
- TESTIMONIALS. -
:: ATLANTIC ELEcrnoporsE Co.. =:
.. 14O5 New York ave. -.
. . . . .
. . .
80 . . .
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The BLACK AND WHITE Null Hats

HE BLACK AND W H1rE Null Hat.
HAVE JUST ARRIVED.
The others were pretty. but these exquisite
conceits beogar description. Dainty. auSv
things that suggest the dewy morn
ing. grassy lawn and sweet scented
air Of the country - Entirely new shapes
Some with White and Black quilts pierre
ing rosettes Of mull-Others with high ro-
settles, and streamers terminating in rosette Of
null or edged with feecy lace-Better select
now-they are feetine visitors.
NAVY, RED AND WHITE
SAILOR HATS.
25c.. 6Oc and 81. IS.
Flowers that were 35c. ARE now D.
cd floor. .........................2n End annex
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A. KAUFMAN.
900 PA. AVE. n. ".

900 PA. AVE. NV.
"
COMMENCEMENT MATERIAL
WHITE GOODS.
WHITE INDIA LINoN.
WHITE INDIA NULL
WHITE DOTTED SWISS. both the American and
imported qualities.
EMBROIDERED CAMBRIA SWISS and MAIN
SOCK ROBES.
We carry of the largest lines Of such goods be
found anywhere.
Our 10 and PC. DOTTED SWISS are great values
A. KAUFMAN.
,es-3t 900 PA AVE
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TIE
En- En- 4 4 sssfhS Ell Ell
B B s AZ n N XII kkk Uu I
:: :: III g 8 E
sSss 90 EER
ssss "A [ FEE
ssss II ! El1 T. T..
ll15 F STREET n. w:

Simply astonishes the public. becauses such high
values given for little money.
We have enough Of those 50 and "a Laiies%o1fords
Manufacturers samrles left to last two or three
days. which selling at 81 s. per pair Sizes of
course. between and 4. narrow widths.
The 81. 80 Hand-sewed Turn Boots which We are
selling at 81 IS Per pair cannot be duplcsted;by any
manufacturer at our selling price.
The Mems sc. 80 Patent Calf Balls are going like hot
cakes at 81.
wehave one lot of Mems GO Kangaroo oxfordsat
81. They are Hathaway. soule Harrfngton's Shoe.
and disappearing like smoke beforaa gale of wind
When you get down to what is left+of the stock Of
the late firm of W. Fl. Keneaste- CO.. and there
least hundred pairs here you get them st your
own price.
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eT-si.5o quality French Percn,e
SHIRTS for 81 te0rth kR0ein9
about Look in sciadoU eth
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-10

dcKnew. We have about 81 Ladies' Black and
dcKnew. Navy Blue Coats. different styles. not
dcKnew. quite so long fashion requires. small
hcKnew. sizes only for small ladies and misses The
dcKnew. prices Of Is Of them have been 81 to
NcKnew $3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-10
EVERYWHERE POPULAR.

Prepared by Or. J. c. Aver Co. Lowell. Mass
Sold by Druggists Everywhere.