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DIED.


GRANT. Unexpectedly. Oct her %. 1897. ct 6ssl
EfE IS sRsS i Is shs s..r
her age.
ia HtR 70 M Philadelphis p. on oesGhs, ~.
die, L. $ A.. aged eiirht years ana Tour months
HuGhEs On october "a. 49,, at 4.05 an.
Funeral ron his late res 81 IA s7,h stree,
northwest wednesiay Ingrnlns. orteber 20. At
T,s IS S, md a t"s fSs hs OIL h soa "A
ANHK f. h. 81 ST. 2S r. s
Funeral from resi- ienoe. 907 II st Get northeast.
.ivss invited Northern indian. papers pleas. no
:. her re.ilene.. No 81 str.st bsr aaGfff
beloved wife OF ThomIs @. \ May. and dsnshter
Va. AGED krty years and three months
May her soul rest In peace.
Seldom has It been my lot to find many Of Ia
Christian virtues combined psrson-chsrfty IN
{ hasSsnd esiidr.n and frisnds Her sasr. iiss :
0rshi example to 'n0'f shf Hen sss SISTER hs
Funeral from her late residence Thursday st z 80
Pm R,.tiyss and n end. invited % st'snd tylp-
MeLyoY On October "a iss2. Jas. H. NcEvor.
F1nsrai octo6sr q from HI. brotherini.~. r,..
mics Church. Requiem msss Ct ooioci . m
% 3 asss. esax .s. ss
tie ,a.t z men sSs =
Stefs = "sehoSesss Osfoof 90 Ac0<-
IF. The remains Of the late MAR0ARkT O.
NEFF will be taken from the reoeivinx vault g
Mount oliyet cemetery and PLACED IN their Last rssa6
place en- weanssdsy; octSosr 70 isss Of e'oioSk
NOLAN. On October "a. 1882, Q l0s3o q -
JOHN, beloved son OF Johannah and The laSs yokS
Nolan.
Funeral VII take place rom the rssidsecs q NJ
Der 26. ss 80 q. m Requiem mass the rsposp a
his soul At 81. Joseph's Church frisnds and ~.
tves respectfully invited TO attend
TURNhR. The remains Of Mr. JAMRs n TUE
NER will be taken the vault and pisnsd b 49,
hna resting place OF Congregational csuesery sf ~
O'Clock Wednesday October %. ls02. hs,stivss ed
MooDWARD. On Tuesday, October o. faoQ a
Am, MARK R., the beloved husband OF Mar1he u
W. edward, Ard fifty. three yearsl
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
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COMBINING IN OREGON.

The Democrats and Peoples Party VIII Vote
for the Same Electors.
PORTLAND, ORE, Oct. 2S.--Fusion between
the democrats and the peoples party was COM
pleted yesterday. Col. R. A. Miller was taken
from the democratic electoral ticket and |. n.
Pierce, one of the peoples party electors, SUBJ
stituted This was followed by the withdrawal
of another democratic elector. The members
of the two parties viii give their votes to two
democrats and two peoples party candidates.
Leaders OF both parties are confident They
are already figuring on 5000 majority. This
il based upon the votes both parties cast at
the state election in June
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
TEE OFFICES MAY BE CLOSED.

TIE OFFICES MAY BE CLOSED.
The Commissioners have not taken any ac-
ton yet regarding the death of Mrs. Harrison.
but it Is expected that the District building will
be closed the day of the funeral
BUnDING PERMITS.
Building permits were issued today TO the fol-
lowing: c. J. Hanback, & Bro, one brick dwell
ing at SO New York avenue northwest; cost.
$1,000. Chas. G.. Emack. three brick dwellings
at 465 to 469 | street northwest; cost, SO, 500.
Washington GRADY, one brick dwelling at 2l2S
y street northwest; cost, $1,000 Mary q.
Temple, one brick church at southeast corner
lith and X streets northwest; cost, s75. 900.
Mrs. Richard Weaver. three brick dwellings at
All to AS II street north EAST; cost. 5000.
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lex. div.
Baltimore Markess,

BALTIMORE. Oct. 2s.-Flour quiet, UNCHANGED
receipts, 1000 barrels shipments, ss,05a barrels
7saa7sS; October, IsxaisE; December, isSa.s ~:
May, s9k bid; steamer No. Q, red, 6pk ssoxH
receipts, I13,2st bushels: stock. a,00S4so bushels
7oa7s; Longbefry, 7iasS Corn steady-mixed spOt,
SsA a4sh; October, 4sa ASH; year. an bid; Jsnu-
ary, Il bid; steamer mixed, lskalsx-receiuts.
bushels. South ern corn steady-white, Ssals;
yellow, 4oa4s. Oats sieady-No. white western,
bsass No. Z mixed western, ssase-receipts, s,OoC
3. esxse4-receipts. $3.50 buahsls; stock, es,esi
bushelA Hay dull and easy--good 10 ohoIce tln6-
C,tton notwithstanding, sX. Provisions m
elsnged. Butter nrm and active, but inch anrcd.
Eggs aetive-asssA Coffee nrm-tio earrUes, III.
ia; No !. lskaisH. sasur STRONG
pAxTrwo11. Oct s6-urausa e,,.,,.. 49,.
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Ordered Her Out Of Court,

Judge Miller today ordered Louise Clayton.
colored woman. out Of court and told her that
she ought never appear there again except as
defendant. She accused Richard yigal with
having robbed her, but there was no proof
In support of the charge. 1t transpired that
some time ago she had her husband arrested
for assault and he was sent to Jail
When he was out of the way she sent for
NiGal. and when he left her she had him ar
rested.
II was after hearing these facts that the
judge acquitted Vigal and told the woman TO
leave the court.
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IN WALL STREET TODAY.
The Market Was Active and Prom line mt DE a
ings Showed an Advance.

NEW York, Oct. 25.-Money loaned at 515a6
per cent. Exchange steady-posted rates. asia
fS613; actual rates. 4s3ais3l+ for sixty days and
4S5s[a4s6 for demand. Governments steady
currency 6s. 1919 bid; extended Is, registered,
1909 bid; Is, coupon, ll4$z bid.
The stock market was active sales amounting
to 5,346 shares. The prominent dealings we're
in New England, Northern Pacific. Louisville.
New Albany and Chicago, National Starch and
Reading. which at noon showed advances rang
ing from q to 2 per cent. The general market
was irregular md only slightly changed. At
this writing q 80 P. NJ The market is active and
steady.
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MIR. CRIsP's CLAIMS CHALLENGED.
A Michigan Lumber Man Doubts the Big
Profits in Protected Manufactures.

A Michigan Lumber Man Doubts the Big
Profits in Protected Manufactures.
DETROIT, MIcH., Oct. PA special dispatch
from Saginaw, Mich, says that Mr.. Arthur
Hill. prominent lumber man here, has Of
fered 1900, 900 to Speaker Charles F. Crisp TO
establish hat factory and also a wooden
goods factory in that city, one-half Of the
sum to be applied to each. Mr.. Hill does
this on the statements made by Speaker Crisp
in speeches delivered in Saginaw and Detroit
of great profits made in the manufacture Of
WOODEN goods and hats because OF the present
tariff
This proposition is to stand for thirty days.
Hill has deposited q certified check for
$40, 900 payable to Crisp's order as forfeit
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FUSION IN NEBRASKA.

The Democrats, It Ia said, VIII Withdraw
and Combine With the Alliance.
OMAHA, NEB, Oct. 25.-For some time the
leading democrats of Nebraska have been dis
cussing the advlsabiity of Withdrawing
the entire state and electoral ticket and
combining with the alliance. thus
throwing the presidential votes of the state
to Weaver. meeting to learn the feeling on
the subject was held in Omaha last night. 1t
was decided after stormy discussion to post
pone the matter until few DAYS before the
election. 1t is stated that the whole ticket will
be withdrawn.
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Reform In the Signal Corps.

Gen. Greedy, chief signal officer of the army,
in his annual report recommends that when the
position OF chief signal officer becomes vacant
the chief of the corps should thereafter be a
colonel. with two assistant chiefs. one with the
grade of lieutenant colonel and the other with
the grade OF major, and that the ocice OF the
two lieutenants be abolished. Such an arrange.
ment, he BAYS, would decrease the number of
officers by one and reduce the expenses several
thousand dollars annually.
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Funeral Of VIM. m. McF.dde,.

The funeral of the late VIM. II. McFadden
took place this afternoon from his mother Q
residence, l245 Z street southeast. The de-
ceased was a citizen Of Eas: Washington. + or
nanny years past be had been employed in the
government printing Office as copy editor and
was a prominent member Of the Typogia phic.l
Union. He WIS man of most exem plary char
acte:. modest in his department. faithful and
conscientious in the discharge Of his duties.
He was a member Of Christ z. Z. Church, Navy
Yard.
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William F. RYAN, who conducts the iying
horses in this city, and Louis Pfeifer we've sur
prised today by receiving from lady whose
name was not given diamond pin
each. Early in the summer, when the horses
were across the Free bridge there was a run
away, and these men, who we're in charge at
the time. stopped the Infatuated ANIMALS
and saved the life of the ladv in the
carriage. She wore pair OF handsome dia-
n1ond earrings az the time and these were
the stones which she had set in pins
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ALABAMA's POLITICAL cALpRoN.
1t Never Was Boiling So Hot as Now in
That State.


That State.
MONTGOMERY, Ala. Oct. 25.-The political
cauldron was never sizzing SO much or boiling
SO intensely in Alabama as now. Saturday was
a red-hot day in south and southeast Alabama.
and echoes of the day are still sounding
throughout the state.
The rotten egg incident in which Capt. Kolb,
candidate for governor, and Maj. 8. s. Booth.
candidate for elector on the fusion ticket, were
prevented from speaking at Gordon has cul-
minated in new political sensation.
Capt Kolb returned to Montgomery much
angered and outraged and swore out a warrant
against certain parties at Gordon before The
United States commissioner under the federal
statute, section $500, which provides that any per-
son who engages in a conspiracy to prevent the
support or advocacy in legal manner toward
or in favor Of any candidate for Congress or
elector by any legal voter, or to De injury Of
any citizen in person or property on account of
such support or advocacy, can be punished by
fine Of not less than e5O0 nor more than S5 ,000
and imprisoned also. with or without hard
labor.
The warrants were served by six deputy mar
shals, and . telegram to Marshal Walker says
the deputies, with their prisoners, expect to
arrive In this city today.
Is near the lines Of Georgia and Florida. It is
feared here that an effort will be made by q
mob from the two adjoining states to release
the prisoners, which may result In . fatal en-
counter.
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Pneumatic Transit Between Post offices,

Postmaster General Wanamaker today on
behalf Of the United States executed an
agreement with the Pneumatic Transit Com
pany Of New Jersey, by which the latter
covenants to lay at its own ex-
pense a line Of two parallel iron pneumatic
tubes Of an inside diameter Of 6ls inches for
the transit Of mails between the main post
Office on Chestnut street below 4.h in the city
OF Philadelphia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-25

Harry NJ. Palmer Of Post No. l. a. A. II,
Rockford. ILL.,, who has been in the city since
the G. A. II. encampmont. left for his horae
this afternoon. He has been visitor nj several
post meetings. where he has given the history
OF the @. A. r. from i.s inception 70 the present
tine. While here he was the guest OF Oscar p.
smith. who served in the same regiment with
HIM. and Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Russell. old
friends.
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PROF. swINTON FOUND DEAD.
The Well-Known Author of Text Books Ex-
pires in an ApOplectic Fit.


New YORK, Oct. 25.-Prof. William Swinton,
the well-known author Of the series of sch 90
books that bear his name. died suddenly at the
Melville fats at No. $50 West saith street. He
died alone. This morning he was found lying
face downward on the floor, where be had APP
parently fall en- in a fit Of anoplexy.
He was about sixty years of age and was born
in Scotland. but came to this country when a
child. He was connected with New York news
papers and later became professor in the Cali
fornia State University. This professorship he
held until his death. He leaves FIVE children
Prof. Swinton had recently moved to this city
from Brooklyn, 70 as to be near his physician,
who was treating him for a chronic disease
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-25
a Misplaced Switch.

Just after the last train to the races w>s
emptied this afternoon and run back on the
siding freight train ran into il. the switch
having been left open. One of the passenger
cars and the cahoose and two OF the freight
cars were badly damaged. Fortunately nobody
WAS hurt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-25

Inman Steamer Will Run 30 southampton.
LONDON, Oct 25.--It il stated that the In
man line will inaugurate their new service be-
tween Southampton and New York on March s
next The first vessel to be dispatched from
Southampton win be the City Of Paris, and
thereafter ali the steamers Of the line win be
DISPATCHED from and arrive ct Southampsen IN
stead Of Liverpool
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To Remove tn. Banner Temporarily.

As mark Of respect to the memory Of Mrs
Harrison the central democratic committee to-
day directed tia: the campaign bauuer acro..
Pennsylvania avenue be removed until after the
funeral
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MARRIED.

NINoM-HART. On Saturday. octob~r ~ 1872
~ the Rev. DR.. Domer, OWN X MIXOM 90 MARI
V. HART both Of Washington. ID. c. No cards q
"a, 1882 by Rev Go. J. Jones' CHARLES sONNK
Of Montreal. Canada. to Miss RIO STAMINA A. WXl,-
SON. eldest ds .ghier OF r. Is. and A. a. Wilson. .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-25

New yoaK, Oct. 2s.-The ssockholdsrs of
the Western Union Telegraph Company ct their
meeting today unanimously voted TO increase
the capital stock eli, 800 900 70 tloo Ooo. 900.
At subsequent meeting the directors win take
action a. to the disposition Of the new stock.
Il ID understood, however that %, $50 900 of the
extra stock viii be given % . scrip dividend
and the remaining %. $50 900 WIN be Ma q
the treasury.
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BRows,s Iron Brrrrns

Cures INDIGESTION. Biliousness. Dyspepss. Malaria
Nervousness and General Debility. Physicians recon-
mend 1t. All dealers sell It, Genuine has trade mark
and crossed red lines wrapper. 3
NERVOUS DEBILITY. POOR MEMORY, Diff
Nervipe. Samples free at
SCHILLER STEVENS. 9th and Pa. ave
EOR TWENTY-FIVE CENTS YOU CAN GET
Carriers Little Liver Pills-the best liver regulator
In the world. Don't forget this.
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Linden keut's Estate.

Justice Bradley TODAY directed letters OF ai-
ministration the estate Of the late Linden
Kent issue 10 James Lowndes on bond in
$40 600
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-25

40. fhrees, q asked; Baltimore ana Ohio stock.
eeA asked; Baltimore nd ohio south y e~terp nrts.
lslalo' y; DO mrs, incomes. IS bid; do second in
comes, sos assS; DO. third Incomes, s,ask: Con
soiidAted Gas stock, eo,.aei
Chicago Markcts.
ChiSA'o. OCT Is tclos'ngl.-wheat - October,
TX; December. 49,: Nav. ~. Corn--Scto,er'
AN; November, AN; December. -; May, as
oats-octoeer. ys;s; November, Ss',; December,
sou: NAV. aS. Pors October. 2sS; Norem-
Der lass: January, 1850 LArd-octooer, ssss;
November, s0e January. les; NAY, ia kiSs
-octoeer.iose; November. $50; January, es.k.
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w ErkLY BULLETIN
OF
w. H. Horxr.
EIGHTH AND PENN. AVE

THIS WEEK WE ARE GOING TO
MAKE IT INTERESTING FOR THE
FURNITURE BUYERS. HERE ARE
A FEW OF THE SNAPS, BUT WE
HAVE SOME BETTER ONES TO
SHOE roc. A LARGE SOLID OAK
ROCKER. 1s- INCH SEAT. UPHOL-
sTERED IN TAPESTRY. AND ALSO
SILK PLUSH. s45O-FOR THIS
WEEK AT ears. A LARGE OAK
ROCKER. WITH ARMS. IN TAPES
TRY OR SILK PLUSH. s6- THIS
WEEK. s415. AVERY GOOD COUCH.
WITH SULTAN PLUSH HEAD.
$3.50. A LADIES' DESK. SOLID
OAK. s1o-THIs WEEK, %. rs.
BEAUTIFUL OAK BOOK CASE.
LARGE GLASS DOOR. WITH
CABINET TOP. WORTH s22. 80. FOR
$3.50. LARGE PARLoR SUITE.
PIECES. IN SILK PLUSH. $50;
PRICE THIS WEEK. e47.5o. A
LARGE OAK SUITE. PIECES. IN
WILTON rugs. s65; PRICE THIS
WEEK. $3.50. A FINE SUITE.
WITH HIGHLY POLISHED FRAMES.
IN SILK TAPESTRY. 9 PIECES. eos
YOU WANT TO SEE THIS SUITE.
A SOLID OAK CHAMBER SUITE.
BEvEL PLATE. eli 80. A BETTER
ONE AT s22 so. LARGER ONE AT
s25 THE BEST MADE SUITE IN
THE MARKET AT THE PRICE. AND
BEAUTIFUL CHEvAL SUITE AT
sao. THE OTHERS YoU MUST CONS
AND SEE.
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Probably Murdered for the Money He
Carried,

MONTREAL, Oct. 25-Last Thursday Joseph
7. Hibault. clerk in . Notre Dame street
establishment, seventeen years Of age, was sent
to the Jacques Cartier Bank to make a deposit
Of e112. Yesterday the boys body was found
in the river. The cash was missing, but no
marks Of violence were discovered. An inyes-
tigation il being made.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The following are the opening snd closing prcss Of
the New York Stock Market, = reported by special
wire to Carson L Mccartney. lil9 + street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-25

The remains Of the late Emil Dryer, TIE Dam
ish consul 70 Chicago, who died on board he
stsamehip Heete last Friday, we're srsmsted q
Fresh Pond, I. L, yesterday.
Diphtheris IN an spidsmic form 4 r>xins n
Columbua, Ind Thsrs srs nov ,lSouf ,Sftv
eases, cd tAxee dsatAs occurred yse1oriay.
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Range OF the THERMOMETERS.

The following were the temperatures ss the
Office OF the weather bureau today sam, d,
p.m.. 80; maximum, 81; minimum 81.
second Edition Continued ON 8th Paae.
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Proposed Pennsylvania Naval Reserve.

FfoNpseo Pennsylvanf0 NAVAL Reserve.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct GA few of the gem
tiemeh interested in the formation in Mis- city
of naval reserve met last evening and dis
cussed the subject informally. No definite plan
the reserve will be held on wednesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-25

xnslish Miners Oppose an Eight-Hour Day.
LoSDoS, Oct 25.-The Durham miners bal
loted again yesterday on the subject Of making
an eight-hour working day coupulsory by INV.
the eight hours compulsory and q, AT n oppo-
dtton 70 an eight-houf euactment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-25
SOM E1rRaospryaar VALUES
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT.

UpHoLsrxRr DEPARTMENT.
100 Antique Oss Fire scresns. mounted
With best quality silkAlins
SPECIAL price. 81 81
Another invoice Of those Thr-.-fold An
tiaus Oak Screen Frames that sold 90
suichiy before
5000 yard. nss snk.lin.-. Just the thing
Cor srre-n mountings and mant.l draperies
Wa l5c
Nov ior. yard
i.ooey.rds Lace Work serirn.
&c. yard -
100 psirs nottingham Lace Curtains.
hsaASOms BRUSSELS Effects. four Ards long
Usually sold for o. 20
-s5 pair
Forty NJ. pss,erns Of Chin. slIi. IN s,-
esa-is. srt col0rfnx.
-6Dc yard
THIRTY ne~ design. Of Japanese siik. suit
ssas for sofa piilovs-r,ch colors and
curious pstf-rns
Ell yard -
900 yards imported rsmboured Muslin
- sssh curtain.
liz ~ <oeL gard
Be- displsy In i0sh street building
- llth ST. bldg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-25

PLAIN aRos GRAIN RIBBONS for Drsss
rrtmminss-au wid;hs-all quaIities-au
oolor>-all prices.
FRENCH eros GRAIN RIBBONS. in Red,
MATS. Blue. Pink. Mauve. White and Black
In all widths.
BLACK AND WHITE FRENCH GROS
GRAIN R1BBONs-au widths. 2 to 30
DOUBLE FACED SATIN RIBBON8-sll
shsdes-numbers IL. l6. 22 and 30. In Black.
ito 20
b-INCH DOUBLE FACED SATIN RIB
BONs-7ic. ayard
SATIN RIBBONS for Fancy Work and
Dress lrimminys-Blue, Pink. Navy Blue.
yellow. Green. Orange. Lilsc and Red-bettsr
quality than the most you will run scross.
Nos. 8 IL ID %
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Another RrBBox SPECIAL.

We h.veclOsed out from the Manufacturer
xe5 pieces Of WIDE FRENCH
sRos GRAIN AND OTTOMAN RIBBONS
that .OaId ordinarily COS. you 37,S. ~ and
6or. . yari- Taking all the maker
bad At pr,os sasbl~. Us to orsr the entire
iosat
Bic. gard
rhese Ribbons are especially adapted to
millinery uses and fancy work
Center tables
ust roor.-.-.. ..-.-.--.-.U Under skylight)
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OCRATS ALL CONFIDENT.

Mr.. Cleveland Says He Knows of None Who
Are Otherwise.
OMAHA, NEB., Oct. 25.-Ex-President Cleve-
land writes in letter to Maj. Dennis of this city,
''Those who are well informed have no appre-
hension as to the outcome in New York.
know Of no democrats who are not enthusiastic
and confident
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-25

UuK DRrss GooDs DEPARTMENT
Il becoming provc-bial for its rare Offer
inss. You DOUBTLESS rerAI the one Of about
ten Gsysaro. ToNORRow's SURPRISES
IT AMI consists o; two lots Of
FINE CaMEL.s Hns SrUrrs.
One fsncy-tns other plain. Thi-ty-hve
psecesin all. Purchased u q manufacturer
.fs -a-rifc,. Made to sell At ~ and 81 -.
On sale tomorrow At Csc. and 15c -descrip-
tons
10 Pieces Atwood
ASGoRA STRIPED CANCELS HAIR,
Comprising the latest color combinations.
rssular 81 quality
a. inches wide. &c.
Is Piscss Atwood
IMPORTED cAMEL's HAIR,
The genuine French goods All the newest
sold eolOrs-a regular 81 - quality.
45inch-s wide. 75c
first noor. 10Th 81. building.)
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MRS. w1NsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS BY MILLIONS
cfMOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH
ING with PERFECT SUCCESS. It sOOTHES the
CHILD. sOFTENs the GUMS. ALLAYs all PAIN
CURES WIND collie and Is the best remedy for
D1ARRHTA- Sold by druggists in every part OF tho
world. Be sure and ask for Mrs winslow's Sooth-
Ing Syrup" and take other kind 70 cents . bottle.
d31-1y
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PrnRr.s 3,

NINTH STREET AND THE AVENUE
Established 1870 Teisphons 996
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W WHAT . change has come over the RIB
WV BON eOuniers How the delicate tints
" have ripensd into the deeper Giovs-
rivals OF the frost-i,sed foliage garden Of color
srainbov Of fashion, t~inkIinx armament of xbss
and shades That is our stoch Of RIBBON this gu.
sumn- A variety that is almost Sswflderins in its
gle out the ssshes and TrtmminssL A. your fAney
surFvsts this shade thss-nestins in the midst Of
the collection Ike flower of . oouques-s gem By
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