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HANGED FOR WIFE MURDER.
Charles Watkins Expiatcs His Crime ON tn
GniiowA

Charles Watkins Expiatcs His Crime ON the
GaiiowA
ROANOKE, Va, Jan. s.-Charles Watkins was
hanged in Salem, six miles from here, today,
for the murder of his wife.
The murder took place on April z, 1891.
Watkins, a light mulatto, was head waiter in the
Hotel Felix in this city. He became enamored
OF a white woman. Ida Freibel Of Milwaukee,
and went to live with her at the house of his
uncle, three miles east Of Salem. His legal
wife. Susan, II negress, followed the couple
there On the evening of April g. and that night
Watkins shot at her, iniictiug wound in her
hand. On the following morning he took her
to some woods near by and beat her brains
out with rock.
Watkins fed. but was captured in Whining
ton. NC, on July g. He was betrayed by a
cousin, to whom he had written. Since his
conviction, on November 20. he feigned in
sanity, pretending to believe that he was Christ.
A jury de lunarlco inquirendo adjudged him
sane. Within The past few days Watkins gaze
up the insanity dodge and acted in manner
that gave the Jail officials the belief that he
would cause trouble.
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Dill.

aI LII; On Thursday. Jsnuzry 2, Is92 ss
years. eie'en mouths and seven dAss
f srswei' ~, dear isi.gr.a lons isrewelii
Where parting Is no moe.
We have barred our daring fatier.
We have laid Am aoNn a s.eep;
And siIett stars al 1ilIni.ht
Yer hiln Their vifils k-ep.
We have given loves ast token.
We have rarted Oack the hair
From Or the lIarDIe Iorelrad,
Anu ieit tne .ast slss tnere
Bi HIS WIFE AND cHrLpRFN.
unerai viii take nlaoe SUNDAY. January TO- at 30
., y, $500. ms .Ol ID stEett southwest,
tses and Trends invited to attend. A'~4A'
SALLAN. On Thursday. the .th day Of yanp.r,.
lno. al elock pI. at THE DEUCE OF her .T.r
80; 20, II street nortnxsst, ELLAAVn C. a. asa,e.
L uneral sSrNlces at 1t. Patrlrk n Chur,h su,a.,
JanEAry 10. at 30 o'c.ock D. IA. 80 '"As'
J. D60Nth. AZ fro,ldsnce Hosptts on Thursaay,
husband Of tie iAte MARY "a, neg. '''"''~
son street northeast. sunday the iTh 80 E
S.nS ~, fTsn.s and relatives Invited 10 e.
ENGLAND. on Thursday, Jauuary = isso t.,ru.
ana o,e., WIDOW .; re late Easiana
uneral SATURDAY. January 81 al ID a. a.. s, An- ~.
Iesaen.e OF her iatler. Id 4 street northwest IN
GkhGsi. AT his Residence. 1905 @ street. Washing
, s = ~ ~, S1 mssinesd4y. January u Is.ss ten
49, , lns nhEo", lisa, retired tine slity-
Jap %nsrs, from The o9se 2, 1870 Saturday.
HAMILTON. On January = Issr, CATHERINE
wdos OF the late {. o. hsIliIton as-d MY year.
S. knon, LEO we.fts stre.t a.st, AZ s aan
a, "a sAnaAfs .. funeral private.
am. PRANK, eldest og Lewis ana csfoI,ns ~ ~
ard. AGED twenty niue years. nonfhs md nlne
Sotice of funeral hereafter.
=, MShkAf; suddenly. thursday. January z, isp2.
husband q the late VIRGINIA Mills Murray. aged snirs
Ia
mothers residence 10 CARROLL street s,,,,, ,,on IN
xNokkIs: On "Wednesday. January q. 1tass. LEWIS
fSnsss r, .sss r, a. saturday :. O'Clock
IOSsa vie cf s IN S1Susrg ls LUCY LEE b.
a n9nsrai Irom her resldsnss aoo3 street north
relatives respectIuliy inyIted 20 attend '
yst ka n iszn9ary :. 1852 JOHNNIE
sehlnetzer AGED hye Year,. months ana pins sss
,,s,i l,,,h saturday Pm. from parents ressdsnre
Srsek cemetery. Relatives and ir,snas rsspsctias
denee l.o7 Thirty second street norih~es,, on IT.
Gay T January a 3, lSs< at ESQ am. JAC0B u.
so.Ss o. funeral hereafter. baltimore p.p.ss
Pm Pm MICHAEL 1hEibkh, ssed seventy -thrss
unerai from his late residence. az sscopd ,,r..s
aD trssnas ,nyss Ssnns,y y az In hssslyss
and Cumsersnd. Nd. papsl. pe..s ssp.
MEkIZ. On Friday. January s, lssx, A 10 Is
sIs;,s sfsss ssos, md p.,Ila illness Uets
years. three mouths and twenty -tsres days.
good: webow TO Thy decree.
Though the psrtin leaves a blieit
Where singing bands Of angels stand.
And there comes 20 them no night.
Father: thou'rs gone 70 that hssveuiy I'D
.SSa moi c. sSs. g ss !. .s
But ineek.y KISS the rod -
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IN WALL STREET TO-DAY.
The Market Opened Active and Genera
Advance Followed.

The Market Opened Active and q General
Advance followed
New York, Jan. S.-The market opened &C.
tive and feverish this morning. Chicago gas
fell from "A to 70. but before tho first hour had
passed rallied to Is. Whisky trusts were es-
pecially weak, dropping from GA o6l. New Eng
land, on the other hand, was very strong and ad-
vanced from 49l4 to 81. The general list strength
ened and at IL o'clock prices showed fractional
improvements. After IL o'clock the market
was loss active. New York and New England
and whisky trusts were the features. The former
advanced to 80, while the latter recovered all
of the early decline. At noon the top figures
OF the morning were generally current The
market at the present writing Q:S9 p.m.) is
dull and somewhat easier. The sales for the
day amounted to 2S3, 800 shares.
Money, 21aa3 per cent. Exchange steady
posted rates, 4SiaiS6; actual rates. 1923 aioS
for 60 days. and asa ~ a4S5 for demand. Gov
ernments steady; currency Is, 100 bid; As
coup, lI715 bid; extended q, registered, l0t
bid.
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1850 woOLEN DRESS FABRICS.

L LISsE-The name Of the choicest Of spring
fabrics looks something like tucked Bedford cord
appears heavier than 1t really Is full of substance
but graceful draping. because made Of pure wool
comes in the Grays, Taus, also Black is full As
inches wide aud. at the Paidis kOya only 81 so q
yard. Their little history will e1plain-two import
eEs who hal pen be at ogterheads cutting the
price of neither o: them will venture lie "
supply nor are other inn orters influenced by the
suuabole Of these two. THUS the FaIais Royal in
Washing, ton aud two stores in New York and one in
Cbisagc selling at slo0 yard while others are
OF Necessity asking 81. 80 yard.
i RON the same source come Fouie Serges in Tans,
Grays. Modes. Reseda Green and Cadet Blue. Plain
colors and in stripes. 81 quality ior Soc. yard.
rr-Bsstdss White aud Back IRE hare all the scarce
fats OF EreIisQ G,ores. Fans. Ribbons. STks and
sax Hose 10 ;aafch
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EunnorDER1Es Foe 1892.

i HE window display is unsatisfactory. We told sou
on the eve Of the that iire and learn 1t
sai. he Illustrated tomorrow in the Ent6'OideTV De-
rutps<yt rather than IN the window filed with
PIES tor this reason The 0 stock is vastly superior
to that shown in '0l in beauty aud deticaeg of the
designs aud u0Tk. In window even coarse snowy
patterns look we'll enough. In tie department you
may be quietly seated and critically handle the goods
You then defects virtues. The keener your eye
and the more cultivated taste the tLe
re shall reesipe for 9s EnbTotderss Exhibition
open FROM 3 a. N. TO u pm. tomorrow.
E~Of course, PiCsktrl MousQuttuire C'ores pUu be
as orent yarories as srsT. See the @ shades Admire
tie t1n2rOred cut
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READY TO LAND AT TANGIER.

The British Minister Issues His Ultilnatum-
Anarchy Reigns.
LONDON, Jan. 8.-Anarchy reigns at Tangier.
The British minister says that unless the sultan
takes energetic measures to defend the town
English sailors will be landed.
The French, Spanish and Italian residents
resent the vigorous action Of the English, be-
lieving that they are taking advantage of the
local trouble to make a coup de main. The
Italian and French war ships are expected
hourly.
The British vessels, three in number, have
their boats ready to land blue jackets at a
moments notice.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. Jan. s.-Fiour steady, unchanged
receipts, 11,6S4 barrels; shipments, $500 bar
rols sales, 1880 barrels Wheat steady, at decline
No. red. spot, lolal.9Ik: january, i.elal. 81
February, 1.6zal.O2A; March, l.03L; May, t.O5a
L05A; steamer, No. q red, 36kay6ss-receipts,
d, 3Gi bushels; stock l,636923 bushels; sales ILL.,
o0O bushels. Southern wheat quiet-Fultz, 95al. 03
Longberry, 9Sai.M. Corn steady-mixed, spot,
5l4a5iK; January, 5l1sa5lse; February 50Aa50k /;
March, 59La5ok: steamer mixed, agar Are
ceipts, lsI,0o4 bushels; shipments, s5,l43 bushels;
stock. 1.o5l,319 bushels; sales, 6l4,OOO bushels.
Southern corn steady-white, 41a52; yellow; Il
ass. Oats steady-No. white western, asa2st;
No mixed western, 31a37L--receipts 5000 BUSH
els; stock, Ii, $50 bushels. Rye firm and higher
No 9. e6a9,-receipts, 2s45 bushels stock, 1853 $50
bushela Hay very nrm-good to choice timothy,
120oal400. Grain freights drmer, unchanged.
Cotton Notwithstanding, ~. Provisions dull
and quiet. Butter firm. Eggs steady-23.
Coffee steady-RiO carg0es, fair, II; No Z, 133s.
Sugar strong-granulated, ~. Copper strong
and steady demand-renned, IL. Whisky firm
LIZ. Peanuts unchanged.
BALTIMORE. Jan. &. Virginia tnrees. Tia
y; Baltimore and Ohio stock. siaS6; Northern
Central stock, 81 asked; Baltimore and Ohio South
western nrsts, i02haI02a<; do first incomes, IS
asked; do. second incomes, s2aS5; do third in
comes, 9H bid; Consolidated gas bonds, 1l03s
ais; do: stocks 2s%a44
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, Jan. 8 {closing).--Wheat-May,9 3,s.
Corn-January, SsA; February, 3s1s; May, AZ.
Oats-January, 20 May, 3ln. Pork-January,
1l.4os May. 1l.sO Lxrd-January, 6sIk; May,
SSH. Ri6s-January, $50; May. $50
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,hEApoUARTERs FOR SILK HOSE.

The ssarve shades as plentiful al 1,c. pair as al
So pair. stock unequale i'll extent and variety
Sometimes come across bargains. which we offer al
the same small profit bonyb; full prices. Set
these: Pure Silk Rcbeieu Ribbed Hose at 81 30.
Guaranteed the usual 9S quality Lovely tints Of
Resedl Green. Lavender. Cerise. Nile, Blue. PINK,
SC Also those with Black feet and uplers in co.ors
Another surprise: $2.25 quality Pure SILK Hose tOl
81. 9S q pair line new Grays, BrCi yes. Blues LED.
Only s.. 9S pair for SIX Hose, with iace-worb
ankles comparing fayorably with those usually re
tailed at IS.
For - SO pair warranted Fast Back Opera Hose,
of length that makes them like tights, of quality
usually juized worth $3.50
u NDERwEAR.-Pure Silk Vests for evening wear.
square. round and shape back and front with hand
male lace work. only S5.6S and S6.4o each
Full line of imported silk Vests in Black and coors,
at 7jc Csc. s1.19. 81 75. 81 9S, 81 10 and IS rs.
:F-Cdrd Enqrarin9, Die Cutting and Stamping b.
the adrlg aTisi Of The city. See samples and let
surprise yon With Pdlais Royal prices.
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NAItIlltn


DL GAkAGNOL-FE blGEk. ON wtdne.lsv IA
eenioef -. iol. NJ the uf MIR huelsrs.,n
81 "ess ~ -se eHtL street, New FORA clIy 81 te
e'.ns > soasll heh hsInIAr q DeAny, 81, Ala A.
Asbht NISSAN Dk oAhAO NOl a. fnr.. sr.n,r
70 Nail ihLNE. on.y dAusni.r OF hear AdnIlra y
Z. feblper. I.s.N.
,yAchsoN-h ALLEIT. On ThursdAy. January
1885, al Tue tesldenee OF the bride nlO.lsr No i.li
ne - an Avenue nOrtL west, - hr. sstn-r LIE
Y ~ Na fbe~ ., M AlJhAnD DAMS JACksuN "a
New AofA ANA A.ss MALi hAChEI. hALI-k an .
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NEW YORK, Jan. S.--The wires of the Gold
and Stock Telegraph Company wero con-
nected with tho stock exchange at 10 O'Clock
this morning, the ticker company having
agreed to pay the 800 a day demanded by the
stock exchange for the use of the quotations.
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REGRET IN CHILE.

That Country Not Disposed to Resent Amer
ica's Demand for Keparation.
LONDON, Jan. ga dispatch to the Times
from its correspondent at Santiago de Chile
says that public opinion in Chic approves OF
the expressions Of regret rs to the Baltimore
affair, which the Chilean government has adj
dressed to the government at Washington.
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Ieavy Snow Storm I'm Englal

LONDON, Jan. S.-The snow is 80 deep at
Windsor and other places in Berkshire that it
has stopped the royal and other hunta The
storm at Belfast in the worst known in that city
for many years. Tho snow which fell few
days ago caused much trouble among business
men aud Others, aud the present storm has
streets.
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Fire Discovered in Steamers Hold.
LlvKRPooL, Jan. Sire was discovered to-
day in the hold of the steamship Scotia from
Norfolk, which arrived January 8 with 800
bales Of cotton on board. The extent of the
damage is as yet unknown.
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Billy s1cGlory Given Years imprisonment.

Billy McGlory Given Years Imprisonment.
New YORK, Jan. 8.-Recorder Smythe this
morning sentenced Billy McGlory, the famous
dive keeper. to one year in the penitentiary
and to pay fine of $500 for keeping a dis
orderly house at 14th street and Irving place.
McGlory must stand committed until the fine
is paid.
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Dox,r HEslrArE.

You know the old sayins. '.Hs Who hsatssss =
lost" II esrtainly apples With srsst sosus n sons
thlngs.
When you know you are righs donr hsza>sas ~
d; when you kaow what you want dan hsalsass -
damand ~
whsa you 70 70 buy bottle Of cARTER's LrTTL8
LIVER PILLS doas hesitate % say ron want '.o-A-h-
dour hss,rsss so1pss Inst you 20 ''c-A-R
T-E-R-~s' and dons hessssss 10 rsfuns snythins
eGsssd 10 youss samess c-A-Rr-E-R-s-e'-o O. .yust
- 5000 - c-A-R-r-E-Rs-A'" Thsrs b noshins -
sood - ''c-A-h~T-E-R--s." rhey nsv~ al.
Doat hssiasbs - ~ % via inissfsons snd fruuA
axs offered yon.
psaS hssassss 10 dsnana - suauine cARTKRx
LITTLE Liver PfLLA
q POSITIVE cuRE ron szcx HEApAcuE-
auAu I'm. auan Doss. email Pssos nszx
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Flowers Tor senator sherman.
Senator Sherman returned to the city thii
morning. Hs was expected at the Capitol and
a number of his colleagues called at his com
.nittee room to congratulate him. He 10 OK
pected to b there this afternoon. Friend
ssnt to the Senator and have placed on thu
table in his COMMITTEES room two very fine bon
Duets of La France roses. One Of these bou-
duets was remarkable tor its extreme beauty.
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arrested for Stealing His Patrons Money

arrested for Stealing His Patrons Money.
New York, Jan. s.-Parker G. Leonard. who
was treasurer of the open board clearing house
of 4S Broad street, was arrested this morning
charged with appropriating to his own use
"a 033. l3 of the funds Of the company. The
money is said to have been squandered on horse
racing.
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81 LouIs. Jan. IA Republic special from
Topeka, Kan, says Win Erhadt, teacher Of .
school four miles north Of Topeka, was attacked
by three OF his scholars last night after school
and received injuries from which no viii die.
1ho boys threw Erhsdt down on the door, utrik-
Ing him on the head with an iron poker, apd
cut his throat with pocket knife.
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Lady Sanilhurst Dead.

LONDON, Jan. s.-Lady Victoria Aiexan-
derina, wife of Baron sandhurst, died today.
She was half sister to Earl Spencer and Twas
married July 20, 1881, to Baron Sandhurst, who
is a lord-in-waiting to the queen.
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FREE ESrEr or Works or ARr.-Actins Sec
rotary spaulding has informed Representative
Castle Of Minnesota that the law autboriv.s ,h.
free entry OF works OF art, the production Of
American artlsts residing Temporarily abroad
ana that the department is OF opinion that the
TACT that an artist has declared ms intention of
oeeeming a citizen of tie United States and bias
taken preliminary steps an the matter xaala
entitle his works 10 the privilege of free snsrx
under the law referred 10. s
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London's Gift to the Young Couple.

LONDON, Jan. S.-The London city council
has decided that the wedding gift to be pre-
sented by that body to the Duke of Clarence
and his bride shall be diamond necklace. val
ned at LEGO guineas. for the princess, and a
magnificent silver dinner service, valued at
800 guineas. for the duke.
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- IHE Personal DISCOMFORT and the worry OF a
constant Cough and the sOreness Of lungs and
sh"a' ~htch nsnaii. attend H. ale all remedied Nv
III. ~. ia. mes EAp,cioiani. a safe medicine for
FuImohaIy dlsorders and hroaI afle.llnn..
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How Sam Moore Received the News II Tia
Communication.

How Sam Moore Received the News II the
Communication. 4
When the message of the communal on
reached the Jail and the news was conveyed to
the prisoner he showed no appreciation what
ever Of the Presidents action, and only told
the official who informed him that he expected
it.
The action of the President was commented
upon by persons interested In such matters,
and it was generally believed that the Presi-
dents action was duo to tn Q indorse ment of
the judge and district attorney. The latter, ~
well as the former, was satisfied that Moore
was not guilty Of murder In the
first degree, and that had there been degrees
OF murder here 90 in other Jurisdictions the
verdict would have been guilty Of murder in
the second degree, the penalty for which d
imprisonment for life.
WHAT DIsIRIcF ATTORNEY COLE sAYs.
District Attorney Cole told Q srAR reporter
these facts. and he said that this case demon
strated the necessity for . statute making de-
grees Of homicide. In Moore's csse, he sasd,
there Vas no expressed malice, such - threats
or lying in wait, and therefore IL was not muir
der in the first degree In cases where maitce
u presumed from the use OF . deadly
weapon and there II no exprsssed malice shows
the verdict should be murder In tho second do
gree He aid he had no idea that Moore IN
tended TO kill Jandorf when he dealt Tie blow
He simply struck him and didn't casD nuel
about the eonsequeneeA
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Noah Porfer llxin1,

New HAVEN, Jan. g. Ex-President Noah
Porter Of Yale is gradually sinking and his
death is thought to be near.
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DIR. Barbil Must Hang.

POPLAR BLUFFS, No., Jan. S.-Gov. Francis
has refused to interfere in the case of DIR. Har-
bill, sentenced to hang here ON January Is.
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s,LvHR PuacnAsEa-Ths ofEers Of silver "a
the Treasury Department today aserssaAsd
lsA7,0oo ounces The amount pureAassd was
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CAPT. FnAxK KDpxR UrHA,a. first cavalry,
has been ordered TO examination for retire
mens by the board at st. Paul, Mimi, to which
Gen. Merritt has just been ordered as pred
dent
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MAKE A More Or THIS.

Any garment in the Palais Royals wrap department
at one-ffh less than the marked price. This state
ment is astounding one for four good reasons
First: Many Of the garments are already marked Al
reduced prices. Second: All Of this season. in
PRODUCTION and will be fashionable next season
this Third: They may be worn during three months
OF this season-until the end of March Fourth:
lection is offered from stock complete in sense
Of the word The collection comprises only Reliable
Garments:
Ladies' shawls. from SOC. to SO each.
Ladies' Plain Jackets from IS to s22 each.
Fur-trinmed Jackets. from IS TO $40 each.
Seal Plush Jackets from sI2 to s3J each.
Seal Plush Wraps. from s15to s47 each.
Seal Plush Coats from sI5 to s40eacb.
Bernhardt Capes from s17 to s35 each.
Winter Flannel Wrappers. from &c to s5 each.
Robes de Chambre. from s. to SIS each.
Imported Tea Gowns. from s12to S2o each.
Coiored Silk Waists. from 50 to 80 each.
Bedford Cord Waists. from 50. 15 to 10 each.
Flannel Waists. from 81. 9s to s3 80 each.
Childrens Cloth listers. from "a to S15each.
Misses Cloth Jackets. from "a to els each.
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n St8He1ueuE = run 13BuWBet 06C00k
RocuxsrEn, N. Y. Jan. al. R Jacobs, in
person. denied TO the Associated Press here TO-
day the rumor in circulation last night that he
is insane and financially embarrassed. Mr..
Jacobs states he presented the Newark theater
to his son, Marcus, a. u reward for faithful
services.
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Inc following were the readings at the Office
OF The weather bureau today: $ am, u; \. NJ.
50; maximum, IS; minimum, 20.
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Nor
MANY
TINES
During the ordinary lease oflife
10 you run across
Such Rare Opportunity
Vow Presents Itself
ABOUT Ns VIII fts e :ale. !. 1892.
Ana.
A. We must get rid Of
sEhsoSABIE BOOTS Bo6n "a and SHOES
PR1crs WILL Cur No F1ouRE
S siSsn' sc 70 s 81, e Shoes.
IL PR1cE.
s gsH0Es FOR 800
81 SHOES for il. OF.
g SHOES Tor 40
S2SHoES tor Loo.
,A9U Is the OpDorfunitv.
WI You take ss adyantass oiis'
E:| Fl Fl Is; 4 :;
To your welfare
" M5i SELECT 1as5s Y r yASIErY
AMERICAN
SHor
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Has been used for FIFTY YEARSby MILLIONS
of MO1HEES for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH
ING. with PERFECT SUCCESS. II SOOTHES the
CHILD. sOFfkNS the GUNS. ALLAYS ali fAIN.
CURES WIND COLO. AMI is the best remedy FOR
DlARRHEA. Sold by Druggists in every part Of the
world. BE sure and ask Tor Mrs WiEs!ow's Soothing
syrup and take no other kind. 70 cents a bottle.
G:i!-ly
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PoSD,s EXTRACT
IS ALWAYS ENCLOSED IN BUFF WRAPPER
HAVING LANDSCAPE TRADE MARK
ID
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Name
Mans.

The following are the opening and closing prices Of
the New York Stock Market, as reported by SPECIAL
wire TO Corson and Mccartney. 11ly street.
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EsTABLIsHED lSsp-w. 8. TAPPAN. DEAIER
- In Diamonds. Watches. Jewslry, silver Ware. &c.,
Ia sth third door above q. ino watch aud
ewelry requiring ssccaAity. ssl5
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n tie world the great rsgulstor OF digestive or
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A CHANGE Or PRooEAx
The ALAS ROYAL.

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place of Monday. when will such sale of Cot
ton Underwear that we have time and thought only
for it, So be prepared Monday attend the grand
est Opening of the Cotton Underwear tina
Washington has Tomorrow. Saturday. We in
vite you to glimpse OF the sprirz dress fabrics
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durable and artistic. Working quicker. he
will not keep Cne as long with mouth wide
open, and hence will charge less-for dental
fees are based on time consumed.
1t Is apparent therefore that You not only
get better service. but actually save money.
BIZ patronizng an expert-which explains
why you profit by coming to us, rs NE admit
none bu. experts to membership.
SOLID GOLD CROWNS ............ $3.50
SOLID GOLD PLATES tfuli ssa).... $500
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C.eaniug .......... 10
f,Iiin. with Silver. 10
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Emil Sat of Teeth. ..........,...,. 400
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