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He Goes to Explain Intricate Matters to the
Pope.
MINNEApoLIs, MIMI, Jan. 19.-There have
been many surmises regarding Archbishop Ire
lands hasty departure. The reason has just
leaked out
'The journey Of Archbishop Ireland to Rome
is a result Of recent conference Of the Ameri-
can prelates at St. Louis, but it was some what
hastened by other events" said Rev. Father
Byrnes. who was for six years private secretary
of Archbishop Ireland. The prelate felt that
important questions requiring the most
judlcious treatment were being hurried too
much, if not hopelessly involved, by the in
Vulnerable petitions. memorials and newspaper
editorials with which Rome was being in
cessantly flooded. They desired a man who
could unravel this snarl and their unanimous
choice was the venerable archbishop of st.
Paul. The death OF Cardinal Manning, and
much more the death of Cardinal Simeoni, will
augment the difficulties OF the archbishop's
mission. II the archbishop can impress his
noble ideas on the church authorities at Rome
he will merit not only cardinals hat. but the
lasting gratitude Of the American church"
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q RAILROAD NEARING.
fhs Commissions. Listen 20 Arruuasoss
Upon Two senate Biiis.

ArKummmxm
Upon Two senate Biiis.
At the noon meeting Of the board today the
Commissioners gave q hearing 10 thoss persons
interested in senate bill isl4. 10 incorporsse
the Washington and Brookland railway, ana
Senate bin HOS. TO incorporate the Washington
and Dcanwood railroad.
II was decided TO hear the arguments rro
and con upon the bill TO charter the Washing
ton snd Brookland road.
Mr.. Harry Barton, in speaking for the bill
presented substitute bill embodying the
features Of the Washington and Northeastern
railroad. which the Washington and BrooklAnd
railroad proposed TO amalgamate with.
DIR. LOOMS spoke in behalf Of the bill ssd
said the property owners were almost a unit
along the proposed route. At least IS per
cent OF the real estate owners from Boundary
10 Langdon were Ia favor Of ths road.
Commissioner Ross thought that inasmuch o.
the bill now before the Commissioners VA.
virtually new measure he was OF the opinion
that Il would he eNpedirnt TO postpone hear
ing on the hill now before them until il had
been introduced in Congress. referred 10 them
and advertised for cbiectcrs 20 call and state
their reasons why the road should not be built
so II was decided 60 postpone the hearing until
Saturday next at noon.
The ball to Incorporate the Washington and
Deanwood Hallway Company was then cousid-
cred. Mr.. benjamin {. Pole spoke Of the necessity
of the road. lie Was followed by Mr.. Robert 4.
Morris, who set forth at length the advantages
TO be gained by the building Of the
road. One feature of the bill which
struck him especially advantageous wss the
provision which provided for the building o. .
bridge over the Eastern branch at NJ street
He could not speak for the Jockey Club. al
though he knew that some OF the stockholders
were IN favor of the road
Mr.. VI. L. Weller. representing the East
Washington Citizens Association. spoke against
the bill. He said that the committee on rail-
roads of the association which he represented
had given the bill careful consideration and
were unanimously of opinion that IL should
not become . law. In the FIRST place
tire motive power was vaguely de-
scribed IN the hill and the r(>ealing
clause, of all laws inconsistent with it, Was alto
gether too broad m its scope. lie was unquali-
hedly opposed 10 the use Of Biadensburg road
Tor railway purposes, especially IL other
than horse power used. This road was
within three-quRrters of a mile of Mt Olivet
cemetery aud hye funerals on an average tra-
versed II daily. An electric. cable OF other
road not operated by horses would be . menace
to the lives OF the people who drive along the
road.
The Commissioners will make their report
on the bill during the week.
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Presidential Nominations

The following nominations were sent by the
President TO the Senate:
State-Lewis Dexter OF Rhode Island, TO be
consul of the United States at Fsysi, Azores, 70
fill a vacancy.
Interior-Henry E. kruger Of Nebraska, 10
be receiver of public moneys At Neigh, Neh
War-Capt Edward u. Moseley, assistant
surgeon, TO be major aud surgeon. Lieut. Col
John J. Upham, third cavalry. 10 be colonel.
Maj. Eugene Is. Beaumont, fourth cavalry, to
fifth cavalry, to be ma'or First Lieut.. Robert
London, nth cavalry, 10 be captain. Second
Lieut.. Robert T. l. Niche, second cavalry,
TO be first lieutenant Second Lieut.. Arthur i.
Curtis, second artillery. TO be first lieutenant
First Lieut.. John q. Balance, twenty second
infantry, to be captain. Second Lieut. VIM. 5.
FIERCE. second artillery, 20 be first heutenant
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American Security and Trust Company.


The annual meeting of the stockholders of
the American Security and Trust Company was
held at the new Offices Of the company No.
1405 G street northwest. The president. on be-
half of the outgoing board, submitted a very
full and satisfactory report Of the business of
the company for the year 1891. The stock
holders thereupon elected the following di-
rectors for the ensuing year:
Messrs. C. J. Bell, d. W. Beveridge, Henry r.
Blount, A. I. Britton, William NJ. Coates
Daniel Donovan, Robert Dornan, Charles c.
Duncanson, James Z. Fitch, John Z. Herrell,
John N. Hutchinson. Nathaniel Z. Janney
John s. jerks, Henry s. Louchheim, John K.
Mclean, Caleb ]. Milne. Martin +. Morris
Crosby s. Noyes. Myron NJ. Parker. James q.
Payne, Charles Porter, Alan II. Reed, s. s.
sharp. A. A. Thomas, W. q. Thompson, Vim.
Werner. Benjamin H. Wsrder. Henry A. Will
lard. Joseph Wright and William A. johnson.
The following officers Of the company were
elected: A. I. Britton. president; c. j. Bell.
first vice president; Henry +. Blount, second
vice president; Percy u. Metxger, treasurer;
George E. Emmons, secretary.
Executive committee. b. II. Warder, &. ].
Bell, II. F. Rount, W. s. Thompson.
Appraisement committee, c. C. Duncanson.
u. II. Parker, Jas E Fitch
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A BARGAIN o. BAno,,ys


% pieces Of Black and Cream Japanese Silks ware
s-eurei by our buyer sdvsntazeousiy that the best
bargains Of the PAsss perience are offered
- inches vide. $50. good value at Zoe.
20 inches wide. &c. GOOD value At sc.
30 inches VIDE. s1c- good value at sl.
20 riches VIDE. o. ; good value at 49,
TRIMMINGS FOR lsss,
Don't let these prizes frghten you They are Low
vhsn the merit Of the goods considered SI2 for jet
and Lace Girdles. - for Jet and Ribbon Girdles 81
- ~ a.. 81 Is - and e. for Girdles made entirely
Of Jet Gudle doesnt properly describe these lovely
crsss ornAuenIs- Asa ~ see them.
&c. to lGc. yard for the new Jet Edxes. y to .
inches vide. Possessing TIA. lner.t Of beauty variety
good quality and low price.
Jet Bands. Sc to o.. os yard
sub festhsr kdses also among the late arrivals
Zoe yard
Bed Edrss. in eolOrs. only zoe. yard
IslBBONs.-our buyer says You see ladies IN New
1ork win s1shes street costumes. They are
worn On the lower part Of basque tied Il bach
With bow Not the Old style sash ribbons but pinch
vide Bands Of Moire sk In the tints that Paris
are Tor 1e8s- The evening shades beautiful in
cset- faisis Royal prize. Gjc. yard
These. too. zrS the result Of buyers trip: lqc
Tor DC quality satin and q. g. Ribbons 3 inches
vide Those 81 inches wide PC. instead Of &c. yard
SQUEEZED into these few lines n mention Of bettsr
bargains that would cause merchants to use .
column vsrtissmens with paraxraph or two Of pre-
hainssy talk about their Iaoaeva 1a<tAods saswr-
(aestsf'ss ezfyasSassary ressetseas. &c.. &C.
fun st one afta on marked prices.
Seal Plush Wraps At one half marked prices.
All Other Wraps at one nth on.
winssr Underwear ct ons-tsnth OF MARRIED prices
Warn 6kirts a. one-tsnth Oh marked prtcs,L
81 In most instances the marked prices are reduced
Hrsese
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| Want You

To read this advertisement and tske practical bust
ness view Of it. We have written it to misead or
deceive but to inspire your confidence buyers
and extend our trade. We give u uniform discount of
D per cent on every article in the house This may
look small. but when deducted from our extremely
low prices you will ind way below all other
houses who offer 10 or even 20per of. We would
caution You not to lose sight of this and big
discounts lead yOu astray. Read what per cent of
means at GRASTY'S: Oft Extension Table, square OF
round, IS. IS; can you match it: Cotton-top Mat
tress. g. IA you can't get it elsewhere. Best Make
Hardwood Wire Cots. e179 compare 10 and 90 per
cent Oh elsewhere. Oak Chamber Suites. SIS. ".
Pure Curled Hair Mattress Sill SO; did you ever See
one at that price! Spring roller Shades, 23xc try to
buy them and let us hear from you. Six Tumblers,
l4c no house ever offered them except Grasty. Bees,
Quality Pc. Floor Oil Cloth. !5hc. Atwood Carpet
62Ec Very Best Grade Two-ply. Tic. Lamps,
Crockery. China. Tin and small ware generally .,
moving prices. Knives and Forks, Plated Ware. &c.
Rememf er, don't sell credit, and would i'm.
press this upon you: Don't doubt t,u vou try. This
discount for thirty days.
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CURED.
About seven OF eight months AFRO was attacked by
cough and OF once began to take medicine much ad.
vertised as eIpectorant. and continued using IL
until had taken about six bottles Instead Of giving
me relief II only made worse tried several other
remedies but all in vain and don't think had three
whole nights rest during my illness began to think
that
CONSUMPTION
Had laid hold Of me. and my hopes Of recovery were
all gone. was a mere skeleton but friend Of mine
who had been some time away called to see me- He
recommended me to try Ayers Cherry Pectoral and.
kindly sending me bottle took 1t, but with little
hopes Of recovery. 1 am thankful however, to say
that 1t cured Inc. and am today enjoying the best Of
health."-J. wilmot Payne. Monrovia. Liberia
AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL.
Prepared by Or. J. c. Aver l. Co.. Lowell. Mass.
PROMPT TO ACT. SURE TO CURE.
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Six Months In jail.

Some days ago q colored policy writer named
James Grumbey appeared in Judge Miller
court to answer charge Of writing the game
and 1t was his intention to plead guilty and take
. mild sentence, but few minutes before the
time for him to receive the sentence be remem-
bered.thss he wanted togo to his former home,
near Front Royal, Va, and he went before re-
ceiving his sentence.
Front Royal and found the fugitive. He re-
turned with him under bail piece, and this
morning the prisoner appeared before the court
on the old charge. He plead guilty and told
tbs judge that hs went home because his
mother was sick and it was his intention TO re-
turn shortly.
The judge told him now that he WAS here be
would have TO remain for six months, and he
could spend thss time in jail
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DAMAGE CAUSED BY FIRE.
Street Railway Barn and So Cars Burned a
TOledO-Other Fires.

TOledO-Other Fires.
TOLEDO. Jan. 19.-At o'clock this morning
fire destroyed the Robson electric street rail-
way barn, huge brick structure, with thirty
three electric street cars. A coal oil lamp had
been left burning in q car which had
been brought in but short time
before. In some manner it was overturned.
the oil spread to the cushions of the car
and before the men who were in the barn
could do anything to check the blaze the
whole car was enveloped in flames
The fire spread with great rapidity
and by the time the department reached the
spot through the heavy snow storm which was
raging the interior was a mass of seething
flames. Loss is estimated at something like
$500
SHAMoKlN, Pa, Jan. 19-Fire destroyed a
breaker owned by the Reading Coal and Iron
Company here today The origin Of the FIRE
is not known. Five hundred men are rendered
idle. The loss is $4,000.
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Held forth Grand Jury.

Elizabeth Levy. who keeps a second hand
store at No. 502 Az street southwest, was tried
in the Police Court for buying alleged stolen
property. 1t was charged by Detectives Carter
and Proctor that she bought from q stranger Q
suit OF clothes stolen from Mr.. James Workman
and an overcoat stolen from Mr. X. X. Ken
nedy. Tie clothes were worth about s7o and
IT was charged that the woman paid s6. 50 for
them.
Judge Miller held her for the action of ths
grand jury and fixed the bond at $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-19

ScRoru1A Is, In The MAN.
disease Of early ife Home knowledge is all astray
about it. You cannot tell whether your child has it
not; your doctor will know.
We do not prescribe. We are chemists We make
the remedy-sCoTT's EMULSION Of cod-liver oil.
Your doctor must tell you whom to use it,
Shall we send it? Free.
SCOTT BOVINE, Chemists. 1872 South 5th ave. A.,
New York.
Your druggist keeps SCOTS EMULSION Of cod
liver oil-all druggists everywhere do. q.
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WINr.. CARRIAGES
A full zss0rtDsus q CaTyfagso
Tor winter uss, compr1sinx Shop
ping Brouxh hams. lhysician's
brouxhAfus. Extension froat
hsouxhams. Dem Coaches, Bsr-
I'm Coaches. Coupe RockAwayn.
kxtenstoa- front RocksuAys, SIX
PASSENGER kockswayS, Dspot
M.gons. vietorias. nptdse and
Mall Phaetons.
The prevailing ssyles and absc-
luteiy the larxeSe stock shown
oouta q Nov York.
very low prices for prompk
ANDRHv J. JoYCEs SOMA
Once and factory. Ware Rooms
Az. Ala. 4i6 Ian st. ua1l-3ml lOsS 1850 Conn ~
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Ohio Nations, Bank Election.

The stockholders OF the Ohio National Bank
today elected directors as follows: ]. ID. Tsy-
Tor. John sherman. c. &. Baker, John Lynch,
William Lawrence, William Mayse, wiliiann c.
Morrison, L. NJ. Saunders, J. d. Winner. r. J.
Dieudonne. q. ii. La Fetra, Bushrod Robinson.
4. A. Harding, A. L. Lacey. {. +. Scott, J. Il.
Batchelder, John y. johnson.
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H1ESTOS-RoWLEY. In Baltimore. Nd on Jan
usry u. lNrs. by the h-S id~ard Huber. wALTkR
HlEs1uN 81 Washington. ID. &, TO Mic. BIANCHr
A ROMLEl, Of IashoctOn. Ohio.
LEMls-hAkT. AZ the parsonage q 81 Lpkes
tTiscopal Church, on Monday january IL. 1892 Mis-
HATTIE HART harmed Mr.. LOUIS u.
LEWIS by tie Rev. Alexander Crummell. Nocxrda
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AIRS. wINsLOW'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. sOFTESs the GUMS. ALLAYS oil PAIN.
CURES WIND collie. and is the best remedy for
DIARRHEA. Sold by Druggists in every part of the
world. BE sure and ask for Mrs Ninslow Soothing
Syrup and take no other kind. 20 cents bottle.
daily
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SENATOR GORMAN REELECTED.

Tho Maryland Legislature Sends Him to
Washington for Six Years More.
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Jan. 19.--Hon. Arthur p
German was reelected today United States
Senator to succeed himself.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-19

THE Dissolution SALE
OF FINE TAILoR-MADE CLOTHING
And Gents Furnishing Goods is still going on and
will only last few days longer. The stock must be
closed out regardless Of cost Mems Suits and Over.
coats at so cents ON the dollar.
Boys Suits and Overcoats at 50 cents on the dollar
Childrens Suits and overcoats at SO cents on the
dollar.
You should not mise this CHANCE to &c. Fine
Tailor-made Clothing at SO cents on the dollar.
THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO..
Jas 9Th and g SITS.
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MORE SUBSCRIPTIONS.

List of Additional Names and Amounts Re-
ceiyed by Chairman Lemon.
The following additional subscriptions to the
national encampment G. A. r. fund have been
received by Capt. George E Lemon. chairman
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Total amount to date

Iou0 enouus 70 uHse ..'...:.... <zS,z5U
Chairman Lemon again urges those original
subscriber who have failed to notify him Of
the fact and amount a their subscriptions to
do 20 ct once, In order shat Il may be deAnitsly
aseertainsd how much the total subseriptions
aggregate. This y ~ important matter = ~
committee and y necessary - . basis fpg eutars
operations.
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IMPORTANT SPECIAL SAL.
1892
DaEss FABR1cs AND Tn1us,ses-

Ths writer Is overwhelmed with matter for this ad-
vsrssement Here the Silks for evening. tbs
G.nghams for summer. the spring Suitings Of Wool
from Paris and London, the new Ribbons and Trim
ninss aad here, too. the results of the buyers late
trip to Sep YSrk. Let look these latest eomsrs
Saturdays arrivals.
OJC. h quoted for SOC. Wool suitings. But Why
1sy2 Drsss Fabrics ct such . reduction in prcss To
begin with lie oaiyJ0r Monday. Tuesday and Wednss-
Dug. January Is. 70. 90 We can afford to force the
s-ason with loss Of profit durins three days. These
lac. su.tinSs are AZ inches wide and include Shsp-
herds Piaids IN Black and Whit. Brown and White,
Navy and White also Fancy Checks In the 1872 shades
OF Ians. Grzys. Resedz. Goblin. Cadet. Old Rose.
Golden brown. Navy and Black. Until Wednesday at
Pm for JIG. yard
stripss shAl at 9e. yard until Wednesday. They
sre - inches wide and spleadid value At 5Oc yard.
81 for Printed SHANGHAI Silks is no, reduction in
rived Saturday and our buyer would have you say
what you think Of them Monster patterns which
you'll have 70 learn to like because fdshioRab for 81
Grounds Of Black. White and colors.
Cc--These ere silks from Japan printed IN this
country A sshems which lowers the price. You'll
say thsy are inst GOOD those can't afford to
eel q lsss than 81 yard.
OOC--po you know these Chi-s Silks mystify
ing our brothers in business . much you, Irsa
bSstsy hos Ne 20 ssH 5Oe Gslaittg Silks
Sc. yard Well tell some day. OF interest TO
you 10 the news that lot has been secured. full
. inches wide, in Yellow. Nile. Pink. Old Rose Law
ender. Pis'Achs. olive. Golden Brown. Navy. White.
Elsek. Cream
OCC--iou know Of thoss Eveninr Crspe de Chimes.
hsres new lot, Of bester quality. actually vorth
FL yard Hxpiaration: The importer in order
TO suit his couldn't or. 70 buy whole
psces Of al eoiors. cut tAsss sceo %. ecurse there's
nlors thsns dress length each piecs and there's
nearly ~ peces but h0s long tcll. they be here at
ese. gar@ keReniber. guaranteed SIS quality.
"a inches wide. IN Cream. IAsht Blue Pink Cardinal
Ma. Lavender. Navy. an. Light Gray Steel Golden
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A MrDw1srER MOVEMENT
MoDERs MERCHANDISING.

THE GOODS OFFERED DURING THE
past two weeks have commanded the most
marked attention. This JANUARY MOVE
MENT"o ours has moved great lots Of good
things. Prices are laid to,c'' on any goods
fhatdre in ercess Of demand or for any reason
little slo1. Our regular patrons who are with
us from day to day will be the quickest to
recognize the faI raius Of the extreme
reductions. Those in quest of things below
prevailing quotations can find them here.
Every line in this column is worthy Of your
perusal. Plenty Of GOOD news. Here are some
unparalleled demonstrations.
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w ooDwAnD AND LorHnop.
10TH. nth AND F SITS. NV.

"A CUP OF CUDAHY'S REX"
BoUILLoN SERVED TO OUR CUSTOMERS
FREE OF CHARGE.
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Oun BLANKET DEPARTMENT

Is ceaselessly growing. Never in the history Of
this branch Of our business have We been able
to offer such extraordinary values. We have
three special ones in mind today and they are
particularly worthy.
ia White. all pure wool. IS pair
124 White. all pure " DOL. 80. so and ell 5Oa
pair.
We especially mention the ell. so quality,
not only because it is a finer Blanket, but be-
cause it is cut and bound at both ends. which is
great advantage. These will ou:measure any
other Blanket on the market and for purity of
wool and finish they are surpassed by none.
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LADIES ELEGANT WINTER GARMENTS
A. Rr,-r p

LADIES ELEGANT WINTER GARMENT
Ar REDUCED Prices.
THESE ARE NOT sOILED OR IMPER-
Feet. But WHAT Is LEFT OF SOME
LINES OF THIS SEASONS GOODS
ii Ladies' strictly Atwood Cheviot Jackets,
half satin lined. lap seams. silk frog fas:eo-
ings and full REFER fronts of genuine astrakhan
FIR. extend ng to bottom Of garments. AL
sizes represented.
REDUCED
PROM s19 TO Glib
Ladies' Elegant Imported Jackets. full
satin lined. handsomely acknowledgements
Persian edge. Sizes "a and 10
REDUCED
FROM s45 TO 500
O Ladies' Black Cheviot Jackets. full satin
Lined. with shawl ro.l of genuine martcn fur.
REDUCED To s25.--
Flush Newmarkets. satin lined, full high
shoulders. correct SHAPES. Sizes IA and SO.
-Reduced from S35 TO 600
A lot Of Fine Tailor-made Hip-seam Jackets.
IN cheviots, tweeds, &c.-some fur trimmed.
-Rsduced from SO. SIS AND $50
TO 81. &c.
Ladies' Handsome Broadcloth Newmarkets,
satin lined to waist correct shape with en-
broidered collar and sleeves and full high
shoulders. Sizes 36. IS and 40.
REDUCED
PROM s45 TO so5.-
(Ihird noor.. 18th st. building1
HIGH CLASS FURS
AT REDUCED PRICES.
1 lot Of Superior Quality French Seal Capes.
with high collars. pointed fronts and satin
Innings Reduced from
-sl5.sl6. SO AND sls Tos12 so EACH
Fest Grade Nutris Capes. perfect shape.
with quilted satin Innings
REDUCED FROM SOTO sl2. so EACH
(Third noor....... 10th st. building.)
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N. G. GRASTY

NJ. C. GRAsTY.
1510-12 9Th st.. bet. and on.w.
Double Stores Furniture. Carpets, OH Cloth, Mat
ting. Shades China. Glass. &c. tao
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CARnARr & Lr1nx.
xsS 9Th and FOG K ct. nv.

@'s 9Th and FOG st. NV
There few things that ought to move Just this
time, for the bes: reasons. they seasonable and
very cheap.
Extra value 104 ALL wool Blankets at o..
Extra Heavy and Quality. 11-A. at Is: fully worth
&C.
Extra Quality Atwood, Ia price was go; now
e6.50.
One lot Of Very Fine Quality ia Ansora, all WOOL
reduced to Is so
Ore lot OF ia al wool, reduced to $780,
One lot Of Very Fine l2-4. all WOOL reduced to SO
great special in 1914. all wool. at so
At these prices they should move very quickly.
We viii offer in Damask Table Lnens and Napkins
special bargains.
cARHARr LElpx.
ja9 ses Sth and s06 It. n. Y.
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CARA LOCATED.

Il Il Claimed That Thsre 10 . Possibility u
Catching Hin.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 1.-THE Times Democrafs
Laredo. Tex, speeialss says: From private source
areportsr learns that Cara and Eve or six fol-
lowers have been located at APPOINT called Iona
Pristo, Black Hill, near the line Of Encal and
Duval counties, and II the authorities get down
to business he VIA probably be captured there.
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CARHARr &LKIpY,
p2S 9Th and sO6 K q. n. Y.

IF NOT PERFECTLY Salts
ned With the Flour you now
using Try another brand.
''BURCHELLrS BEST" can b
relied on to give entire sattafac-
ton.
y. W. BURcHELL,
a&s5Es. Al3
MO WuL-RIoULATRD HOUSEHOLD SHOULD
An be without Angosturs B1tafs. tie cole Eat6d 3D.
petixer. Manufactured By Dr.. J. q. .. SIE0ERT
SONS Ask your druggiss.
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UNMArcHABLE.

Have you examined our IS sfackintoshes. We
have an elegant line in neat stripes and plaids.
light and dark. Each one has q stylish cape and
is guaranteed to be perfect ut and TO wear we'll
These never before sold for less than ten dol
lars. but secured this lot under very ia
vorabie circumstances and are enabled to offer
them at
80 each