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ESCAPED IN NIGHT CLOTHES.
An Early Morning Fire at EIizabethtown,Pa
Which Made Many Homeless


HARRISBURG, Pa, Feb. la.--About o'clock
this morning telegram reached the mayors
Office stating that fire raging at Elizabeth
town, Lancaster county, eighteen miles east Of
Harrisburg, asking assistance from the city
fire department. An engine and two hose
carriages we're quickly loaded upon a special
train and dispatched to the imperiled town.
In short time after their arrival the flames
were under control. The fire started in the
Office Of the Weekly Chronicle and rapidly
spread, owing to the high wind The printing
house. Wagners shoe store. Roetings tin aud
house furnishing store and other buildings were
burned. The fire destroyed the handsomest
business block in the city.
The prompt arrival of the Harrisburg and
Lancaster fremen prevented greater destruc-
ton. A number Of families are homeless. The
fire is believed to have been Of incendiary ORR
gin. The loss is estimated at S35, 600 One
woman and her two babies were taken out of a
second story window. Twenty-Five escaped in
their night clothes. losing all their household
effects, and were given shelter BY the good peo-
pie Of the town.
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THE CATHOLIC KNIGHTS TREASURER
Warrants for O,Brien's Arrest for Defraudins
the Order.

Warrants for O'Brien's Arrest for Defraudin9
the Order.
CHATTANOOGA, TENN. Feb. 13.-For the first
time since the disappearance Of NJ. j.
O'Brien, the defaulting supreme treasurer
Of the Catholic Knights Of America, a
hunt is being made for him. As the
result. Of his indictment yesterday by the
grand jury. officers bearing warrants for his
arrest started for him in the suburb OF Wau-
hatchie, six miles away. He is said to be in
Dade county, north Georgia. On the affidavit of
an attorney in a case against him in a suit on
trial continuance was asked on the ground of
O'Brien's absence from the state.
Judge Moon declined to grant it unless oath
WAS made as to O'Brien's whereabouts and the
probability of reaching him by next term. The
county.
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What Secretary Noble xaid snd pidnf n,
in HE fhhIindeiphia speech.

Some comment has been made because secre
tary Noble, IN responding 20 a toast at han
quet las; evening in Philadelphia. did not rcio
70 Secretary Blaine. although his remarks q
some extent reviewed the work Of the pres.a
administration When the sttent ton o. tie ss,.r.
,art was called this morning 90 these cou,m,n,
ne smiled and said that there Was no mai.ce IA
ms hsatt ana he had too high opinion Of secre
llIH bi"ine AID his great ackicycmtnts than =.
mt hohasly pat sllgh; upon MIN. His speed
T evening Was purely extenpsre
Ite had been invited 10 Ai,ens
the banquet and 20 deliver a brief informal
speeeh. lie was informed during a.,
eNehins that lac was down for a A..
speech and he endearored on the spu,
0 q, Tue moment 20 do the occasion Justice
nc no uoAbt omitted . great many things
HI shSe TIE subject was mentioned he re
SAled mat he bad iallea 20 say ANYTHING sbou
SectetHr! hnsk- The Secretary went on 90 a.,
hat DC regarded ala. Blaine as one 81 ~.
hi"lesuc ana Industrious figures OF the dsy.
Secono Tuition Cont inued sixth Par~
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CALIFORNIA sENAroRsHIP.

No Proof Of Corruption in EIecting Mr..
Hearts, Successor.
SACRAMENTO. CAL, Feb. 1s.-The grand jury
submitted report yesterday. The report
says the Jury investigated the rumors Of cor
ruption in the election of United States Sem
ator to succeed Senator Hearst. Some positive
and damaging testimony was ELECTED, but the
Jury was unable to find indictments in connec-
ton therevith,
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bEOSNAN.REILLl. A. ~. Aiovsiu. e.h.,rsA
NAsin<ton. ID. G. M.lres.'Av. February 10 IsSri
% hes; at,er SnlitL. go4iN =. Btl,SNkA sas
hpsh = hEiLLf, 10th q Washington. ~ G
kiNS.sShNElDfR On Redn.sdls. Irl,rt..r,
AZ. lhS., n the Tarsonare. ny tho k.N AZ pre.-,.s
thA>. ". KIM, Or. To tAl.a.LJ saHNS n.y..
both Vi Washington. u. q. -
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LnSDsx, Feb iA-IrAs Rev. DsnaiA Fraser,
u h, p. o., died to-day. For ths past tvsnty
years he took . isadius part in Tie Prssby.
tartan church OF England and was tviee mod
erstcr q ~ syned. as vas yiss president
a ~ British snd .Borsiga nihls saeisty and
was prominently connected With many mis-
number Of religious works
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Disappearance OF Prominent Jsweler with
49, Over 100000 FrsneA
PARIS, Feb. l3-Snmewhat Of . sensation has
been caused in the jsvslry trade Of this city by
the disappearance of a prominent jsweler. who,
il ID alleged, stole S76, 900 francs from the safe
of the firm OF which bis DECEASED father vas .
member and dscamped. 1t 10 said that be has
fed to England in the company Of woman
who 10 his mistress.
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CaAsxo4zs, n. G., Feb. l3.-Ars Gregory. ,
widow, Va alahiag soup II wslford, q G., yes
tsrdsy, vhea her clothing caught Gre Mrs.
1rsgory's sister vent 10 Der assistance and
both isAies we're burned to death. Mrs.
Gregory lsayss three children End her sister
leaves stk
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READING, Pa, Feb. l3.-Rev. Father Janus
Kiswiez. pastor Of 81 Mary's Polish Catholic
Church, was arrested aud gave bail this morn
ing to answer At court The charge is melting
to . riot in calling q member chicken thief
from the altar and then urging the congregation
to ret upon him IN violent manner.
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III Carroll Appeissed crses.
The Court in General Term this sfterppon
sppointed xr. W, Q. Carroll , cxisr q ~
court 70 All tn. pisee made vacant BY he dssth
q n y. NornolL
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MAshin<ton. ID c, Mslressav F-trusrr 10 ISL
~ heN. fAt.lcr smith. yo4N = 49,, "a = -.
hpsk p NELLY, 10th q Washington. - &
Id lssr, a; ne t.r.a'... n srdsssdsa. letTuar,
CGks " kIS,s ST. t. tlEi ~ ~ :, y lbresitz
ALI.RAcB. On 71u,-1-r r,.-,,.. =, ,s~o
\ - :, m =, "a. l,.Nr,1N' Feornary N, ls92, q
y. a. 90, " ~ y. atLAhAI y, :uricriy eoune
V-nia vo.unis,rs '' ''''' = ''1 '''N' i'Hn 'i
SUNDAY. FEBRUARY IL. Re, M. vii 10 n.cst .
inierient ~ Arln nui "a OAK liI cemetery. fma
BELL MOSES. IN. loloy., husband ~ r,f,. nj
lss,.. at ! Q ra.k m M. s,I nm, sI'sns a"
corner tourih ana q streets sauti.a.i sunday ai,.r
noe, :, 80 eeocA Friends and re.atiscs are rs
CAsTt.Ia T.,,-r.I -. ,t,. - So a
49, at Z :lop NJ. lttls AN1IE CAsILLIA.
Gts Vine s,,,,i. ~, n htr ngt her residencs
pa. ~''' S~'''1s' i''""-is L. at 0'icS'
CHAMBEES. Fe,ruary H. Issrs atm. mn
fhNts1. AGED slstetn y'-ars on4y son of lev Ad.tr
Ina, .,y 81 ths F,.iosse OF ARA Mudansn =.
,T,I.pSi' Al lose, NJ
Is isst, AZ Ter ,ss. a~sS a. u % am. fetrusJ
81. ne na - ~, bowed fe Of WA. X oharg.sn-
i.r ssS,es IT '@' she ~As SOM homo TO rest wIi
By Ter lsereay.s brs,,,,,, NJ = -,y,,>
nhohSh a saturday. February l.. lsse, NJ
AMI ~; n 10 al = ~Ile q hl!iAm A. a. Ihnrcf
run,ra. M,ai - AZ "a, >. 70. ~ -. a .sfA-
Pr ssyt CauIch. The eriaif.rnn H. y,,i :, s ~,
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| deu.,.ti A. \ 1850 An-' IRON the red
au,i lhts &c., =, IRAN LeaN~s ba tiiurs
reStt,i:IlI ~ -. o" ''hn- heishNes ana frlends
| 49,
| =, - Etefed into fest Thursday. Eel ruRrl
~ io'l~. Al l<-ao a IA. rkANCIs EnIIlIA Gun
IL, "a ME OF iauf,ita and tie late Jonn r. Con
e at'A t4ii''e Year,. iUur ugoIhz Alsd 1--we .ays .
/ II l, - ,'sI.t, 40 hld-r street northwest
-, a Huhcal. t-trusry -, At O'clock r. m
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FACTS BEYOND Drspurl.

IL requires capital to conduct q Credit
moth proportions ~ ours-wo are pleased
70 say that we have the necessary capital
and II enables US to buy judicicusy.
as capital-we have that. too-nore than
twenty-five years Of 1t. 1t also requires
extraordinary Jdc.sties to handle such
We are again pleased to say that our new
nye-siory building, $40. 81 and s23
ssssed IN II is the largest sysf
selling Furniture. Carpets and House
furnishings 0D credit
II further requires . rel-construeted
psan o. OPERATION to inspire the public
strong hold. Our methods have gained
fas,r e ss " and hay,ns GAINED i
notes. simply Your promise 10 pay; One
thing We DO require - . sI1ail cash pay
n ms1t at time o. purchase; the balance is
built after the approved designs Of today
embody As handsome and dssirsbis coz coz
ottngs a can - found in any house 10
this City. satisfy yourself on this point
by visiting Us.
p.ssr az SUITE s: ,os 3. g s. q H!. cSa
Six-ioot Oak Extension Tsblss. 81. Is
cash. ~. % on time; Eixht-ioot Oak
TIME islssa Han i9S 2. ss: g "a
cash. - ON time; brussels Carpet, Doe.
Rer ysrd cash. tue; Oh time; ingram
M Hss and sri isi Il. o y :ss
S xSsss e''A'S' ''' waste ~ a''sh''s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-13

The MONUMENTAL.
037 AND $50 ST. NV
FINE MILLINERY. cLOAKs. HOSIERY. GLOVES.
&c.
AGREAT SALE.
10 TO S33 Braided Cloth Wraps 1l6
80 TO $50 Plush Wraps... $40
so TO $50 Furtrimmed Jackets SIS
% Russian Hare Capes. - 30
CD 10 "a ihiants .t}c
Are Also .howing good line Of Bernhard Capss and
Newinarkets III light weights.
GLOVE SALE.
6-bu;ton Glace Glove. 81. regular, a. 90.
S-1utton Suede Glove. SIC. regular. Sl.3S.
The balance Of our Bic. Cashmere Gloves 1t l0c
Childrens Tafeta Gloves. wers BIC 1t Loo.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. :.
Corset Covers, good muslin, 10c and upward
Gowns. ID, SO. ~. SO, Csc. and upward.
DrAwerr. ~. N. b. 10, Toe. and upward.
Walking Skirts. 30, u. X5c.. 81 and upward
Chenses, 70. 30. ~. 75c.. u aud upward.
Chiidren's Drawers and Waists at lOe. and upward.
SPECIAL SALE OF HOSIERY AND MERINU
UNDERWEAR.
Ladies' Embroidered Linen Handkerchief, were
37c.. at lIc.
Ladies' Embroidered Union HandksrcAiss,. vsrs
25c.. at l?hc,
isls-ss' THE MONUMENTAL
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Tic following are the openne ard closing prices o,
WIRE 10 Corson ard MacartIey, lll.,i street
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A Double Durr.
Ar

", We are letting 70 of winter and tax nv hold
W wv wv of spring at the same time in LACE
W w DEPARTMENT. There Is . call for both
kinds But perhaps of" prices are forcing the
demand for the winter Patterns Be that a. 1t may
you are getting choice quales-rare patterns-and it
wonld he funny IL you had no use to put them to.
On the other hand the spring patterns drawn out
oy your enrosty-but you easy convert TO their
unique effects They have pretty hard precedent to
beat in the present creatious-but they by
long odds hsrsdsomer and more elaborate.
LACE is Ons of the rich stocks-takes mint
o. money 10 show respectable assortnent
We are extraordinarily disrre-t-.ll of which
tends to raise the standard and coEnns tine de-
Signs 10 our exclusive showing.
Suppose you take in both sides Of the question.
You may end bargain that will just NIL your bill
IL not among the fresh arrivals you will md lots that
appeal to your good taste.
4S-inch BLACK LACE FOUNCING-in four
4sch Bs sr paPEki in sE E ar s spotted
stirred and inquired pafterns-sl to $3.50
+s-inch BLACK EMBROIDERED MOUSSE
LIN DsOIE FLOUSCJNGS-t4 yard.
SEINE D'sOIE FIOUNCiN6S N tine evening
shades-just hal rhat they hare been selling
4s-inch PLAIN CHIFFON. in Cream. White,
Pink. Biue. MATS. Lilac. Gray and Cardinal-s1
4s-,ncn EMBROIDERED CHIFFON. in
s4ne ii'f E shs Shif SGioGssELINE
SOlE-saslisht shades l. 5Oa yard.
4S-inch STRIPED GkESAD1NE-in Gray.
Lilac. Pink, Cream and Cardinal. This has
been 81. so. Noi0 At as 81 yard. Quite
drop.
4S-inch EMBROIDERED GAUZES. in ali
sorts Of designs. They belong to the list we are
4SInch STRIPED CIIIFFoNs-one Of the
Rev crop".sl.JO. We expected TO have to
4s-nch BEADED FLoUNCING. in Jet. Gilt
and Jeweled effects. at winding up-of -thes season
NEW line of BLACK CHANTILIY, GUI-
PUkI, MlLANESE. MAkQUISE and BOJR-
DONNE LACkS in All widths.
Ennis. POINT D'PAkIs, ORIENTAL.
POINT DIRELAND and POINT GAZE
More of the MoUssELINE D'soIE EDGES
In Cream. White, Black. Pink, Blue. Lilac.
Cardinal, Gray, Nile and Old ROse-2Jc to 0oc.
,CHiFFoN RUFFL1NGs in all these best
Shades.
What few pattern. there are left of the
GAUZE>, NETS and FLOUNCINGS we have
lessened to ONE-IuIRI, of the regular prices.
This cut must clear u EN- all out.
CREPES and CREPE DE CHINE-corded,
striped and piain-ln the whole list OF fashion,
able colOrs-sl to sl-50 yard.
LACE enters materially into all toilets that it
would seem wise to attend this ''discarding sale"
promptly and likewise lie among the first to vel
come the This is the place for LACE-no
doubt about that.
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FLASAeAs's JEWELLERY ESTABLISHMENT

L LANAGAN'S JEwELRY ESTABLISHMENT
IF YOU WANT WATCH
YOU CAN GET IT FOR "a TO $500.
IF YOU WANT RING
YOU CAN GIT IT FOR 81 TO $500.
IF YOU WANT CLOCK
YOU CAN GET IT FOR q TO $500.
IF YOU WANT CHAIN
IF YOU WANT NECKLACE
IF YOU WANT A LoCKET-
BuYA FLANAGAN'S Low PRICES.
REPAIRING PROMPTLY EXECUTED
hyour watch does not vary more than ten
seeoRGs one way or the other at any time
from the standard by which II is being tested
then you have a valuable timepiece II it
be ten seconds slow to-day and ten seconds
fast tomorrow the apparent ys;iatou 10
twenty seconds, but the real variation from
the standard is only ten seconds. So, even
II this shit ng from fast to SLOW and slow to
fast be a matter OF daily Occurrence. willis
the sum total Of apparent variation for .
year would be one hour and nifty seconds
the real variation would be only ten secoads
531 Seventh street northwest. tJ.Lw.
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. INTER CARRIAGE.

WINTER CARRIAGES.
tuii assortment Of Caryin4se
Tor wintas use, comprising shop
ping BreuxLanas, lkysictauh
Srouxhans, Extensioh klont
brouxhsms. DENT COACHES. 0er-
Nm Co~chas, cppps k0dksvAya
Administrations Rochs ways. Six.
passenger kocsawsys, Depot
WAGONS. Victoriaa kpidse and
TBS prsvalling styles end stso-
lutely the largest stock showp
s0nth OF NeW forh. ~
Very low prices fey pse1Dt
AsDREv y joYcz.s SONS.
Once and factory. Ware poou,s
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I AIDES FURS. ALI. KINDS OF FUR WORK
IL done at reduced prices. Csll and see.
i. j. BENJAMIN,
1t oio Delaware ave. n.e
ID EBUIIDING SALE-5Or. AsTRACHAN TRIM
H med Plush Caps now los Mems Iarndered Per
ea.e shirts. with collars aGd cuffs. lie. BLUM'S,
fel3--t- - and "a 18th vt. Sc.
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FANCY NULL HATS
cHAMBRAY HATS.

In sixty shapes. in Back. White and all
shades Of Pink. Blue and Red.
PI2UE HATS.
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p BUILDING sALE-IMPORTED FLOOR OIL
~ Cloth. hnoleum finish. l9c. per square yard ;
the g'd!as are IA, IA and 81 BLCM's.
fel3-2t' 14o and 147 Sth st. Sc.
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NOVELTY Su1r1Ses Fon '92.

The materials. the designs and the colors of the new
wool fabrics so entirely tina. haven. space.
time or ability to properly describe them. You'll learn
more in an hours visit than We could write Of in
volume. We can't promise low prices. but since
is these exclusive novelties that help make good the
losses of the credit merchants assure you loer
lea LIN
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0ROG ANs0
MoTH CREDIT HOUSE.
taso elQ. s21 and ga It'll q. nv.

BLrsp TON.
sirs Of Friday. record 21k Thomas c. record 26k
VEL make tbs present season the vicinity 81 Wrs6
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I. B. TowsEn & SoS,
DRY GOODS DEALERA
1916 9TH 81. n. ".
Have lust received line of Light Dress Goods in
Tans and Modes. Serges and Henriettas. from 25c.
to 81
Back Goods, all wool, from Soc. to 81.
Fruit Of the Loom Bieached Cotton. $40.
Madras Drapery. in all shades. reduced to sc.
Large line new Hamburgs in fine qualities now on
sale.
I0-4 Unblsached Sheeting. 15c.
l0-4 Bleached Sheetng, lie.
Best Besched SneetnX. lO-4 wide, Poo.
Pillow Case Cotton. 3, 10. I'm and loo.
Blankets at cost prices.
Outing Flannel in short lengths. Worth 121Sc. Only
&c.
Black Cashmere Shawls from$1 !. 20 to $40.
Our Remnant counter il very attractive All grades
Of Dress Good in BACK and co.ors from to yards.
We have just Oh ened new line OF Stamped Linens,
very attractive.
Ladies' Muslin Underwear in great variety and bot
tom prices
Boys Mindsor Ties. REGULAR price. 25c; Only 19c.
Gents Scarfs. Worth 2.5c.. For this sale lie.
Websers Large Dictionary given free to all cash
toners. Call and get card. fei3
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MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP

NJ RS. WISSL0W'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 he
CHILD sOFTESs the GUMS, ALLAYS all PAIN,
CURES WIND COLO. and is the best remedy for
DlARRHEA. Sold BY Druggists in every part Of the
world. BE sure and ask for Mrs winsiews Soothing
syrup and take no other kind. % cents bottle.
d3l-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-13

Sun HATS.
And the new "MARQUIsE" HAT for boy
babies.
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GoonyrAa - sAsAs sssas ssss 49,.
HU6NEk - Are the latsst ma nsrssst
oo... s,yles 81 fsd,ssse W. lSSs ss.s;
COMPANY. PING cyotAsssyaes 1sSk-
SW Nth Il Ne have Q usguiAcsnt
Melville Lindsey. 49, 1snss Ssssh rom our 3se-
u.. - tory ANA ~ 20 70 ~ viii
Ssys xss shesse q asss
-: Our Osey Shoes ~, Ayses
SuSs and ~ have ~ 49,
The 'gssA sssw Mses.
ssss sss.ss::sslss II :.s ss n s:. ~,
TEIssn5 YOU'D p ne lspleHsT1QN n the
I. g s1HdAHT SONS. AanufAetux4ks. ~ al
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INFANTS CAPFs

OF surah. China silk. Embroidered Crepe, Fine
Lace. Hsnd-knlt sik. Fine French Nall and
Dainty silk Null. with lace trimmings.
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A rev importation Of

CHILDRES's SPRING AND SUMNER
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
COMPRISING Gowns. Drawers. Skirts and
Waists
lseconi 10th st. building
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CHILDREN,s SPRING AND

An unusually large assortment Of Children's
Spring and Summer Hats They were never
more attractive nor IN qIain,er shapes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-13

O1e OF the choicest things il
THE LITTLE QUEEN SUIT.
Will, hat &c Inatsh. made o: hne French mu.,,
hand embroidered in delicate shades Of linen
aOs-. Can be BEAUTIFUL Iaundered-
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THOkouGh FACE MAssAoE--NEw srEAMINo
Il process-psrfeet- ling Ike L. Hours. I TO O
M six tr~sti4snts, S54 Also general nsssaxe Re
tsrs TO leading society ladies. l42A New York ave-.
u EBUHDiNd sALI-GEN's AND boys go.
cost hi tTMsa
telJ<S 1aJ and 747 osh II. sc,
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INFANTS LONG CLoAKs
INFANTS SHORT COATS

In Six and Cashmere. with all the newest de-
gns o. embroidery or other trimmin;s.
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CHILDREN's REFER JACKETS
and very pretty.
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CaILDREN's SUITS

CaILDRES'S SUITS
Of Fancy flus and French Gin-halns tfor
baby boJs). made with Kilt skirts, zouays
Jackets and SHIRT fronts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-13

In the latest Paris styles and novelties. new
spriug Cloths AMI Fancy Silks in Checks and
Stripes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-13

CHILDREN's WHITE DRESSES
OF naiasook, Persian lawn. linen lawn. pique
and null. hand made and trimmed in nne lace
or nainsOOk embroidery.
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TIE Rrrposs Fos '92.

MORE RIBBONS correct. and the pslais
Royal collection includes every width and new shade.
Also barFsius IN other styles. These glS-inch vide
Satin and o. @, Ribhens st ler gard can't b. dupli
Gated II isss than H.
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". p. hpXfo.D. Recorder.
In h.,n,sss..

Ihis mornihr, MIno.i VIII tle daNnlng o. . nev
tile Itat Iassstn understsnGBg" In her you'll
ami Le Altl there seeed tue Pt0ln soDx e buf n
not 10 lie. God "a whose esrly conspl
statsd Eersef has cal ed her into the seiness u
n . prose;uc. In the hour Of such ioss there
No words cen cOiIifort nov Ler loved sfrickel
with this awu oer' ayeinent. but wien time bsi
eonsoisron IN the priceless nIenory II ber bssutiu
lHs IL may comfort them - lInN that her dealt
touched to sadness many y beyond the circle o.
Eef re- sfises cid lnieiats friends that Irayers fo
her Recovery went up from untaonght-of TO
words OF cieeI and acts vi eIIfulness with hic sN
orlghtened many dreary ekl.tenee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-13
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-13

NE event OF next week viii be this grand
exhibition Of Infants and ChIdyen's wearablss
anu other requisites for Spring and summer '92.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-04-08

CONGRESSMAN MORSE is the author of
a bill amending the Interstate commerce
law 81 as to admit of reduced rates to
commercial travellers. In advocating
the measure Mr.. Morse admits that he is
in favor of the repeal of the law alto
gether. After a canvass of five of the
leading granger states, the Chicago
Tribune has arrived at the conclusion
that the law in question is even more
farcial IN operation than prohibition is
in Kansas, which is saying a good deal.
The Tribune prints a two.page report of
the statements of more than one hun
dred representative business men of
Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska, Missouri, and
Minnesota. There is unanimity of
opinion upon the point that the inter-
state commerce law has only turned bad
into worse, and intensified the evil it
sought to remove. The anti-discrim1na-
ton clause has merely tended to centre
the advantage of discrimination in tho
persons of intimate friends of railway
managers; and the long-and-short-haul
clause is persistently and almost openly
violated.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-04-08

Flower

The Hon. J. w. Fennimore is the
Sheriff of Kent Co., DEL, and lives
at Dover, the County Seat and Cap
ital of the State. The sheriff is a
gentleman ffty-nine years of age,
and this is what he says: II have
fused your August Flower for sew
"eral years in my family and for my
"own use, and found it does me
more good than any other remedy.
II have been troubled with what 1
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and then soon a general headache
until I become sick and vo1nit.
At times, too, I have a fullness
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at the pit of the stomach, and
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II feel this coming on if I take a
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me; and is the best remedy 1 have
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II take it and recommend it to
"others as a great remedy for Dys-
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G. G. GREEN, Sole Manufacturer,
Woodbury., New Jersey, U. S. A.