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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-02
TWO INGENIOUS BURGLARS.
They Sought to OverpOwer the Inmates
Gas Blown Through the Speaking Tubes

They Sought to OverpOwer the Inmates by
Gas Blown Through the Speaking Tubes.
CHICAGO, Dec. 1.-Two lives we're placed in
jeopardy On Wednesday night through the
ingenuity Of burglars who wanted to rob
the building at Baxter street and Belmont
avenue. The plan adopted was to administer
fumes of ether through speaking tubes At IL
o'clock on Wednesday night William Eckert
and his wife felt that sudden drowsiness
was overcoming them. Mrs. Eckert tainted
and fell to the floor, but Eckert had strength
enough to stagger to the nearest window and
throw it open. The air revived him and he be-
gan an investigation. He found that strange
odor was proceeding from the speaking tubes.
He descended to the ground floor and found
quart bottle of ether connected by rubber
hose to the mouth Of the speaking tube The
wa lehman called in the police and began an
investigation, and Immediately upon the ar
rival Of the police two men across the street
were seen to run away. They had evidently
been waiting there for the working of their
scheme and became frightened at the sight of
the police.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-02
A NEW FINANCIAL SN>rEN.
The Work which Mr.. Durborow SAYS th
Democratic Party Uas 10 no.


The democratic congressional committee did
not think it likely that Representative Dur
borrow Of Chicago could be reelected and they
did not think il worth while 60 eNl,eud any cf-
fort In his district. In their calculations IN the
next House they left him out Of the count for
the democratic majority. After the election it
was found that he had majority Of more than
ll,0oO, the second or third highest majority re-
ceiyed by any congressional candidate IN the
country.
Mr.. Durborow expressed the opinion 10
STAR reporter that Illinois WIS in the demo-
cratic column to stay. and Mr. Springer braLo
in TO say that there was no sort Of doubt about
that.
Mr.. Durborow is earnestly in favor of an
extra session. The work before the demo-
cratic party, he said. IS not the mere forma-
ton Of tariff bill but the comple:c rcyi ion II
the financial system OF the country and the es-
Enlistment Of a system which will be- in force
when children born TODAY viii have reached old
age. Ii Is important. therefore. that Congress
should begin the work early and do u carefully
The Only way TO secure careful action l. to ,alo
plenty of time for il. The only Wav 60 take
time Is 10 begin early. Hasty action always
comes Of a tardy beginning"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-02
\ CONFERENCE on ou,IRNr~.
An Effort To Agree Upon a General roIIc,
a. to Appropriations.

Before the work % the session begins Il IL
proposed that conference he held by all IN.
ehairmen Of committees having charge ~ ap-
preparation bills, 20 as 10 agree upon sun. GEM
eral policy FOR the treatment Of the arrropria-
lions.
A. things stand now the chairman ~ each OF
these committees is quite SURE that there can he
considerable saving OF expenditure, by the
other committees. Mr.. Holman l. quite conf.
dent that much money car be- saved by cutting
down the army. .he navy and The Mii'ar, Acsa-
envy appropriation bills all 81 which are In
charge Of other committees than that ON supra-
priatcns OF which h- l. chairman. ou ne
other hand. Mn. Herbert doe not think Tint AZ
woUld be Wise 10 discontinue the rehabilitation
OF the navy, and he thinks that ia. -ayinC can
be accomplished better IA some other dirrrtI, r.
SO Il goes all along the line
Il IL thought that IL all these chairman can
be brought into touch through the abortion Z
a general pol'cv At conference they can work
together 60 d. what can be done aud not each
expect the other Go do II. A. tn hing now
stands, however. II does not seem probah., a. At
any such saving can be acrumpli he'd 10 vii
pG; the appropriations by this Congress below
those OF the Fifty-trst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-02
THE CHEROKEE STRIP.
Senator Perkins Says the Indians Will Sci
for 100000.

for &9,OOO,OOO.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Dec. 2-Senator Bishop
W. Perkins Of Kansas. chairman of the Senate
committee appointed to ascertain from the
Cherokee Indians upon what terms they will
sell to the government the Cherokee strip has
arrived here from the Cherokee reservation.
where the committee recently finished its work.
Senator Perkins says that the Indians agreed
to sell the strip for Sl50 per acre. 80 900 900
for the entire 600e, 900 acres, provided the gov
ernment would agree to eject the $500
sef-adopted citizens of the nation. TO
dispossess them of the lands which they
now occupy and to guarantee the nation
against future claims which may be made by
such adopted Indians. The committee, saws
Senator Perkins. will recommend the accent
ance of these terms and make the further recon-
mendation that the land be sold to the bona
fde settlers the east one-third for 81, the CEN
trail third for S1.75 and the western third for
81 per acre.
Mr.. Perkins believes that Congress will adopt
the committees recommendations during the
early part of the coming session, and that the
lands will be opened 10 settlement in the spring
in time to put in crops.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-02
THE VACANT JUDcE>HIp
District Attorney Cole Relieved Co Nov
HaNe the Bot Chnner.

The announcement in THE STAR q yesterday
that Assistant Attorney General Cotton had re-
tired from the contest Cor appointment A. a
justice of the supreme Cour; al the District as
successor 70 Jnlge james. has N ;he opinion o,
many simpliaed matters. and not . frN rugari
the chance 81 District Attorney Cole a. now
being excellent IL l. Thought nov that even
should the district attorney fail - re-
ceive the appointment some other District
man will. and were IL not For the .act that 10 10
generally believed that the President will =, .rt
a republican the chances of Assistant At.or-
hey General William A. Naurv aud .ol.
James q. PAYNE would Toe considered GOOD
but II Is understood that both AZ.
democrats. ana Tor that reason Il Is coucl lie A
hat neither Will be hoUored
Misunderstanding ;he fact ;hA, II E. -. t,rt.i
That Mr.. hAleltou, tho attorney for the District.
has considerable political backing rs cauli4acv
l. not seriously considered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-02
LIZZIE BORDEN INDICTED,

A True Bill Found for the Murder of Her
Parents.
TAUNTON, Mass. Dec. 2.-Lizzie Borden has
been indicted b. the grand jury on three
counts for the mui der of her father and mother
The grand jury met this morning and began
again bearing evidence IN the case. Detective
Mciienry, his wife and al unknown yelled lady
were called ia. Then h small boy, before IN
noticed, was introduced. The impression
among court officials was that an indictment
would be found ard that il would be returned
some time today, although the return to hear
ing evidence and threshing over old straw dis
Outraged the most ardent supporters of the
indictment theory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-02
CALIFORNIA'S ELECTORAL VOTE.
In All Probability 1t VIII BE Divided Be
tween the Candidates.

San FRANCISCO. Dec. 2-The canvass of the
Official returns of the vote for Harrison and
Cleveland has been completed in San Francisco
and the result shows that the largest vote cast
for republican presidential elector was "a, 4l6.
against 81 ,Ol2 for the highest democratic
eIector. The democratic elector receiving the
smallest number of votes has a plurality over
the highest republican elector of 6504.
The average vote for electors in san Francisco
county shows plurality for the democratic
ticket of 6i.693 The average plurality for re-
publican electors outside of San Francisco is
6i,322, giving The democrats a plurality in
the entire state of 21l The margin
Is so narrowa and the vote for individual electors
varies so considerably in the incomplete re-
turns that 1t seems almost sure that when the
canvass of votes is made by the secretary of
state the electoral vote will be found to be di-
vided.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-02

Union Miners Insist That the Others Must
Join Their Union,

Union Miners Insist That the Others Must
Join Their Union.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Dec. "A special from
Coal Greek says serious outbreak may occur
among the miners in few days. A strike has
been declared at Black Diamond mines. The
non-union men employed in that mine
refused to become - members Of the
union.- The union men held q meet
ing and decided to demand the discharge of the
non-unioh men, making threats of various kinds
should their demands not be complied with.
The management responded by discharging
seven OF the union miners who had been prom
inent in the meeting. The refusal Of the de-
mand to reiastate the discharged men brought
about the strike.
II the strikers do what they threaten there is
likely to Do another war. The leaders who fed
to Kentucky whel the crisis came in August
have all returned and walk the public
highways with impunity, making threats
and What they intend 20 do next time
The garrison at Fort Anderson is in good trim
and II miners expect to have an easy time they
will BE- about = badly disappointed e. they
were In August last. whom less than . hundred
men held thsm 1t bay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-02
THE MONTANA sENAToRsHIP.
Congressman Dixon Says That He Is q Can
didate.

ST. PAUL, MINI, Dec. 2.-Several western
Congressman were in the city yesterday en-
route to Washington for the meeting of Con-
gress, which occurs December s. One of these
was Congressman W. W. Dixon of
Montana. who will be succeeded next
March by republican Congressman.
Mr.. Dixon. since his defeat has de-
cided to be candidate for the United States
Senate, and it is said that he will be one of the
strongest candidates in the democratic caucus.
The democrats claim a majority of one on
joint ballot, and believe they have even chances
for theelection of one of their number
Mr.. Dixon is q Butte man. is said to have the
support of Marcus DAILY, and his claim is quite
plausible, for the great many mine owners
will naturally favor the candidacy Of q Butte
man.
W. A. Clark Of Butte is also a candidate.
There are. however, other democratic candi-
dates, and among them are ex-Gov. Hauser and
Maj. Maginnis, both of Helena.
Mr.. Dixon said be was a candidate, but de-
clined to give any estimate of the support
which he expected to receive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-02
GIVES UP THE TASK.
Forming a French Cabinet Entrusted
to Another.
LIZZIE BORDEN INDICTED FOR MURDER
Killed by Jumping From a Burning
~ House.
BURIAL OF REV. DIR. SCOTT.
BRISSON GIVES UP THE TASK,

Perier. Who Blocked His Way, Asked to
Form a Cabinet.
PARIS, Dec. M Brisson, who wa selected
by President Carnot to form a new ministry
has abandoned the undertaking. NJ. Brisson
ill explaining his failure, saws he desired to
form a cabinet that would cooperate with all
the factions, but the refusal Of NJ Perier to
enter the combination and the declinatiou Of
NJ. Bourgeois to accept the portfolio Of the
interior forced him to abandon his task
President Carnot has charged NJ. Perier to
form q cabinet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-02
HIGHWAY RoBprnr.

Some hiehwsymen steal your money Others try -
steal the results of your brain and the fruits %
labor the la:teris the worst form hghway robbery
Merit has made success OF CARTER ) LITTLE
LIVER PILLS. They have become a household word
and the people will have them. they know their va,ue
Then comes tie high a man with his mutations
AND WORTHLESS FRAUDS. and with these 10
hopes to trade upon the and reputation of CAR
TER's LITTLE Liver PILLS
BEWARE OF THESE HIGHwAYMEN; don't be
imposed upon with srticie offered TO Won ..just
as good" as ''C-A-R-T-E-R'-s" There il nothing -
good as ''C-A-R-T-E-R-'-s.-
Ask for 'C-A-R-T-E-R-'-s" and lie sure Won ga u
genuine CARRIERS LITTLE LIVER PILLS
POSITIVE CURE FOR SICK HEADACHE
SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE SMALL PRICE
oc30f. m.w1y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-02
The Engraving Exhibit.

Superintendent Meredith OF the bureau OF
engraving and printing is husily engaged in
preparing an exhibit; for the world's fair. IL
Will contain complete set q all notes
ever printed for the United States govern
ment, and will show al a glance the steady
progress made in the art of engraving and
printing by the government. The exhibit viii
be one of the most attractive and popular Of
the government exhibits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-02
Mr.. Blaine's Condition.

"Mr Blaine is very much better today" was
the cheerful response made TO an inquiry at
Mr.. Blaines house today at noon AZ to his con-
dition. His reported improvement from day
to day jusifies the belief tina Mr. Blaine will be
able 10 leave his house in a short time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-02

Passenger rates are being sla.hcd from Puget
sound TO -. Paul and Chicago BY Northern.
Union, Canada and southern Pacific railWays.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-02

CAFE NAY COURT HOUSE, N. j., Dec. IA
special warrantee deed from Russell B. Harri-
son and wife, and Mrs. Mary H. Mckee and her
husband, heirs at Law of Mrs. Caroline Scott
Harrison, was recorded Thursday conveying
the Cape May Point cottage to the President
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-02

JAMES EXPECToRANT Is both a palliative and
curative in all lung complaints. bronchitis. &c. IL
Is standard remedy for coughs ana colds, and
needs only trial 10 prove lis worth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-02
Range of the Thermometer.

The following we're the temperatures at The
Office of the weather bureau today: an, 35
pm, 50; maximum. So: minimum. 81
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VI iRIsfE.f
HETSTNEEr

REISTNGER-MTMM. ~ A-xanlria Va Tues
day afternoon. Noyem.sr ~ lsr, by the Rev. Mr..
S.hwuy of the German l.u:hrran Church. Miss LIZ
ZIE MCMM ~ Alexandra and Mr. HENIsY RESIN
GER of this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-02
Mnrria.,e Iicensns

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk of the court TO the folloaing: Robert
Barnes and Eliza Williams: Samuel Thomas
and Mary Brown of Alexandria, va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-02

SILVER PuRcHAsEs.-The Offers Of silver to
the Treasury Department today aggregated
l,0l0 900 ounces. The amount purchased was
go, 600 ounces, - follows: 900 ounces at
90. $3.50, g, 200 ounces At eos5ss 1900 ounces
ct t0,6667.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-02

Shock This Morning That Was Felt 70
Ten Seconds.

CHArrASoooA, Tenn, Dec. "A very per-
ceptible earthquake shock was felt here this
morning at BOA o'clock. The vibrations lasted
ten seconds. The shock was not so severe as
the one which first shook Charleston in 1886
but was like the shocks which followed several
days after. Hundreds Of people felt the shock
here and it created great sensation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-02
S REGIA BA AEGAISS II MITFAaRRyy

Ladies Extra Length Military Diagonal
Cspes. handsomely braided. finished with
maraoout collar; made to sell at ala So
only Gil. 9S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-02
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


The 20 owing az" n. opening ana losing prices a,
'he New York stock Market, a. reported hy special
wire to Corson NacsTtH-y. l4ly 4 street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-02
GENTS Su1rs SECURED
AND PRESSED FOR a,

Coats. SOC. paptst 25c. vests PIC Altering and
delivered. Telephone call 1882
=. l. HAHN. 7O5 9th st nv.
NO CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS TABLE
should be without bottle Of Aneosturs Bitters,
ware Of counterfsits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-02
Tar P.Lus RoyAL.
~ Is0 81. as1a "a
Trnrr Syrorn SAFES TouoRRow.

lRREE SPEcIn SALES i nNORRow.
Safs-arV. Dss-pss.s
w RL Ps--You gill and ions lsi in yes-N-d.y'-
af J.sk~t. S@~ru-rHats wrapp-r- and Waists
oasrsd ,dsonlonsy los Prfre-. and hint that
Ga.ntisis. Iirnitsd Only this this
Taat .vo~ 4s.'t ell ~ roLosfro tov1orrot a:
Glrsosf os~ta.. vo. -.>sdn'f % kS"dar.
JAoKErs Gap. English Tan Kar--y Box
cos,s vim lap scans. pearl buttons. &c. oG.r-d
era 80
- N instead Of SIR "a.
NEvMARKETs--s7.SO for Az 80 S~~m-rks., Of
tan sd slsss cloth Nth .Itra Ionx oap..s
sla 50 SIS aud $50 for Single Triple
Cape Easlish Se~rnsrkets.
w ArsrR--sI-as for 50 20 quality vin.sr-Seixh;
Goth wA,..A navy brown and black.
q % for % 80 quality English Clo;h ws;st.. In
req. hrevn and navy.
- so fps 90 guilty SIX w-is.<
Is SO Tor - sa.lisy snk wa.sts- Besides plain
colsrs y>shs Frsnch pI.ies
NNNNA
Suits. msntiansd day. Advt. VII probably
b here Monday. bu, to your b-inx her,
cal ,omorro~ would Be ui..r-
CHILDREN's acknowledgements Of thstn- But
tbs fs~ Mi.~,' I>Gssts secured to sen on--thirl be
le~ usual price. ~ilI ~of D. Mere Londay. Nor viii
thsfoILovinsI Gr.tch.ns To At children from.
years at - instead Of Cd. So 81 and 81 Frsnch
though ~O,tAJ'sOn. u. 50 @ sIL5O.
APRoSs -Ihs be-, of IN. Imported AsrOn. AMI .sv
er.I sp.cAis' made die tins
for tn. Holiday -'oI-nins-" III. special tomor-
row might more op~ry bs termed Opening in
the Apron Department. for TIE special prices
Win be quoted
To-. for 30. India Lawn Aprons. with IN ant
tnck AnOthsr style h~- three lows of ressring.
2no for the Apron. tpehes rfde four rows Of re-
v.rnz
3Ao for the or-- L.wr Aprons. with tucss and deep
elnbrcidery e1e-
500 fos the 6So Nur>ss Aprons-eItrs sfzo-thres
tueis and wide Insertions Of embroidery. And here's
beauty With three wide tucks. deep rue of choice
enhroiery and long and wide strings that VIII
o bless you
Ec- for 30 Fancy Apron. for Ladies' and Girls.
6.iitily made Of finest lawn with clusters Of ,ucks
&c
pc for the 39-- SHRED Band Aprons three tucks
embroidery dcuIo..
-. Tor the osc. Imported Swiss Aprons hundreds
Of which will De- sold for Christmas presents.
esc for the Sic Imported S~1ss Aprons. In bow
kIct Iattern.
To- Tor eso Aprcr~ -Four specially beautiful
sty yes have ~callopsd sides
&c. for the 81 - Fancy Aprons
l0per cent discount-One-tenth of marked prices o.
al other Aprons-thcse markell el 3d. 81 as g.
q ~. q. %. s2 ~ 81 IS
EIIS.-Ths third special sale for tomorrow is
Gloves. but since We always have something or q
special price for Saturday in the V-i Department
here Elea.ton a lot of Columbia Wells scarce
eoors. aud beautiful desgns and tor only 30
saca-
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GiiSSvvss Prices Ticss Al NJ, +. & CO:


Ladies' Ail-iinen Plain Hemstitched Hand
kerchiefs. unequaled for the money. d. .12hc.
Ladies' silk Handkerchiets, hemstitched with
embroidered initials. in all letters. only. Is CTS
Ladies' Silk Handkerchefs. embroidered in
white and in colOrs. with scallopea edges
Eettel STdues Tor Zo % ana ID Cl
Mems Hemstitched Handkerc hiefs, with fancy
borders. a leader. each .............. l2S CTS
Mems Al-linen Hemstitched Initial Handler
chiefs. Saturday. ......................25 CTS
Mems Hemstitched silk Handerchiefs. with
embroidered initials. splendid for Christmas
presents. 35. 80 aud 80 cts. and 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-02
Y Mssnn WIS Want FSSrrnniisshhiinnssss

VIII find them here. We're becoming known
as headquarters for MEMS WEAR.
Fine Scarlet Wool Shirts and
Drawers, excellent quality. very GO IN
comfortable, uit...-............SC %.CO.
Gray Wool Shirts and Drawers. Ss1 SO
Fine Gauge Wool y Hose In black
tan, gray and scarlet, .31H OST
Best Hosiery value yet!
SEE OUR FANCY GOODS DISPLAY.
MINNIX. FONDA COMPANY,
S07 Penna. ave. NV. ITtieDhone. 1sk.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-02
DERMArISE.

II your skin is chapped by the cold
winds or tanned by the scorching sun or
irritated by the bites Of insects or a
scraping razor you can use nothing more
soothing and healing than Deruatine.
Made and sold only by
". s. THOMPSON.
Pharmacist.
d1-3m 7O3 18th a.
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+ = $ :; s$S
MyN N% A RRg cog HI ZEE
MINI SHs ~ Ek Coo COG i i Esr
AS8THHEHi ExrRRss8RRbbffSSAAEk44 Ckk99AAk SanLEE

We have had most extraordinary success
with onr Goa. DEPART ent this season The
various lots recently purchased from the
oserst"ckSd manufacturers have met With
are|dy sale Won have evidenced your ap-
rr"ciatioh Of our efforts to give you the
test valnes pftainabls hy a liberal bestowsI
OF patronage N-Eavs been i9cit i thereby
10 even rTsGtrr .xersions iH your behalf
snd tomorrow shall make what might
Justly term IA ''R-d-lstter lay" Offering
Ladies 7 al SHADOW Mixed Cbeviot Reef
-r~. Vatican back notch collar cloth
fare'!. tap pook cts. whit. pear! buttons and
inserted collar ~ velvet Made 20 sell for
so only 90 es
LADIES' Black Diagonal Ch-viot Refer,
hotohed collar. satin faced 20 side seams
LAP SeaiI.s tap pockets. finished with bone
bnit"ns- Made to sell for 81, only si.gS
BIacs 81 lot;ed Chew OF heefers. Uox back.
s".oAee pearl buttons. Zap pockets lined to
hall ssaH.s- Made to sell for 81. As. only
ISIS
Tan Coats are in great demand. and tits
unqn@stiDcsOly true that We have tie best
isr-ainS ia stylish Tan Coats in Wa. hing
ton
heilum Tan Beaver Goth Refers, lap
..a rs. Hap pockets. white pearl buttons
n'trh~d "ol!sr. cloth facing, made 70 sell
for $40. only s. 50.
LiEht Tan Ca'uel's Hair. Li1ht Tan Rer-
esy Slo'h ana Diagonal Chevron keefers.
Win notched collar. pearl buttons Zap rock
cts. SILK and cloth facing; made to sell for
sl2 and slh. only $40 SS and Sfi9s
each
Ladies' Coach Tan kers-y Cloth Reef-r-.
box back. lap seams, fap pockets. earl
bnttoIis. stitched elss. coachiuan's collar.
Cloth faced. made to sell for SIG 0nty
sI2 20
Lads Elegunt Pearl Gray Vide Vale
Dia-OHal Refers. notch collar. Zap pOck-
Us. lap seams. box bach. pearl buttons.
oh@hR"abis silk facing. N AIDE TO sell for ais
only SI2t5
Elegant L!GA; Tan Ksrsey Cloth kee:ers,
vatican back. notched collar. pearl hat
tons. silk faced. made to sell for SIS. dtiv
si1 IS
Ladies' Elegant Light Tan Csuols Hair
it"efers. extra length. edged all around col
La. down front and on tie cuffs with tan
rlhbet fur. lap seans. Zap pockets. finished
with pearl buttons. msde 10 sell for 500
only III. IS
Elegant Stylish Triple Cape Goats. In tan
navy blue aud black, made from best En-
siish ksrsey cloth, tight lifting. triple cape.
tau has Plain collar and black aud navy
Eave velvet collar, each finished With
gam tlet cuffs. made to sell for s27. onIy
sec. e.
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TIE Best


Remedy for colds coughs and the common disorders
Of the throat and lungs, Ayers Cherry Pecorals uni
ver-ally recommended by the profession. Itbreaks
mp the phlsgm soothes Inflammation. allays painful
symptoms and induces repose. In bronchitis and
pneumonia it affords speedy relief and is unrv
aprompt and effective
EnKRcExoy MEDICINE
in Group sore throat and the sudden pulmonary dis
eases W which young children are so liabla
Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL has had a wonderful effect
in curing my brothers. children of severe and dan
gerous cold It uAs truly Astonishing how speedily
they found relief. and cured after taking this
preparation Miss ANNETTE n. MoEN, Fountain.
Mimi