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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-14
KNOrTY ELECTION TROUBLE.
Fayette County Ohio Election Board and
Rejected Democratic Votes.

eSets< Nouuty kOuIOl ELECTION Board anu
Rejected Democratic Votes.
Special Dtspatch to The Evening Star.
COLUMBUS, OHIO, Nov. A-w. A. Taylor, the
democratic candidate for secretary Of state.
says. regarding the election tangle in one Of
the townships Of Fayette county. whore the
judges refused to count lbs democratic tickets
because they contained the name Of Frank
Chance, peoples party candidate for circuit
judge: and we're therefore illegal. that
the republican members of the
county election board do not permit these
votes to be counted today the democratic
chairman will declare the board adjourned sine
ole and no return OF the vote Of the county,
which gives republican plurality OF 500, will
be made at all
The case viii be almost exactly r;milar, il this
Is done to the Idem- Gaumer senatorial contest
from Licking county. now in the supreme
court II the Questioned votes are counted
shearer, the republican candidate for circuit
Judge, will be defeated The precinct officers
have returned all the rejected ballots TO the
county board Of election supervisors. composed
in An envelope
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-14
WILL SENATOR HILL MARRvs
IL IS said That n Beautiful southern Womau
VIII soon Become Hi. Wife.

VII soon becofne HIS w We.
The New York Advertiser says: David B. Hfi's
bachelor DAYS are numbered. When he re-
turns TO Washington in December TO resume
his place in the Senate Of the United States d II
altogether probable that he will have partner
with him.
Those who keep track Il the social life Of the
national capital have heard deal about IT, The
Senator is going 10 marry. IL is thought that
the day is set, but that part has not got out
The lady who il is reported has won the
clever Politician heart IL a southern beauty.
Her name is Mrs. Fannie Iverson- Her bone
is IN Atlanta. Ga. Mrs. Iyerson is widow on
the sunny side of thirty. She retains all Of the
beauty Of young womanhood- Mrs. lverson
can hardly be termed a society woman in the
ordinary acceptance Of the term. though com
ing Of an illustrious and wealthy family.
Senator Hills visit 20 Atlanta. the occasion ~
his first meeting Mrs. Iverson. WAS made In
company with Gov. Flower and q number Of
other prominent politicians 81 New York TO
secure the worlds fair for that city. later
visit, when the acquaintance was renewed and
mutual friends in Atlanta began prophesying
that something more would come Of it, was
made by Senator Hill upon the occasion OF the
unwilling Of Henry W. Grndy's monument last
fall. The Senator expressed great admirstioa
for her and she in return did not hesitate 10
saw that the bachelor senator was delightfully."-
companionable gentleman. OF course. she de-
MED that there had been anything like the pop
ping of the all-important question. Mrs. liver
ron has three children. all boys, . snug little
fortune and many friends in the fashionable
world. The Senator has = fine home In the
suburbs of Albany. for which he has no use
an old bachelor Ii has been decorated and
furnished within the last month and much tasts
is exhibited in the selections
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FARMERS WHO DID NOT VOTE
A Census Expert Say. = Million Of rhss
Remained NJ Home.

n census Expert >ays q Million OF TheW
Remained NJ Home.
The latest explanation Of the election q eives
by Mr.. Fred. c. Waite. the special expert IL
census bureau in charge OF the statistics a.
true wealth. He saws the election vent she
way u did because a million republicsn farmers
stayed at home last Tuesday All the othes
surprises Of the election seem to him 10 have
been but the following out Of natural Law, ~eu
established by statistics.
In paper prepared for delivery before
Johns Hopkins University be SAYS:
The decrease in the per cent Of our popu.
lation engaged IN farming from 1850 20 issC
was exceedingly smsll. You NAV ash how theB
could the per cent OF our population In cities
have increased from las 20 226 per cent? !
answer because the per cent OF our popuise
per cent. During the cightie. there
was change in this uniformity Of In
crease in the Population ant wealth
engaged in the various industries. In 100
miles Of counties on both sides Of the Mss
sissippi south 81 ST. Paul every county. save
for stretch Of twenty miles. shows an absolute
decrease during the eighties in the farming
population Ii is not only so IA almost ever
county east Of the Mississippi. hut also m the
counties containing the major part OF the popus
laiion westward Co the Pacific.
With this exodus Of Young people from the
up an the cities. In the north central states.
which contain one-third 81 the wealth q tho
continent, the increase In the value % urban
real estate has been six times great that %
the farms. which has actually failed 90 iucreass
ms fast rs the mortgage indebtedness upon
them. Is u any wonder that tins election
means more than the defeat % one partyf
There Is nothing surprising 20 the -tAtistician
in the Cleveland vote except that II has been
cut down by the new methods of bsllcting,
The republican farmers have not become demo
Gratis. In the northwest they voted largely -
popuiists. but in the central and eastern state.
they voted against all three parties.
The fact that a million republican farmers
stayed at home and took care OF their own busi-
ness. together with the magnitude Of the popu-
list vote. was the one alarming feature Of the
election. The stay-at-home voters. who decide
nearly all doubtful elections seem Go he almost
as numerous IN 1882 or 1874
Although there no third PARTY In 1889
strong enough 20 get electoral vote yet be-
cause Of the dissatisfaction with the whig party
as shown by the unusually large stay-at-home
vote the peoples or republican party IVES the
natural result. The populists have already
elected twenty-siN electors and the tremendous
stay-at-home vote In every state shows that
things are ripe for a reorganization Of parties.
The only question is whether great minds viii
step TO the front and lead the reorganization OF
whether it will be left 10 political kickers and
Ignorant men, with socialistic inclinaiions-"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-14
KOLB AND THE GOvERNORSHIP.

The Georgia Populist Declares He VIII
Take the Oath.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, Nov. 1.-THE declnra-
ton of Kolb that he will take the oath of Office
as governor intensiies the excitement which
has followed the result Of the election. The
legislature meets tomorrow and Kolb's pur-
pose is fruitful topic among the members
here today. His following in that body, al
though a minority, is large enough to justify
the feeling of apprehension that exists, and
while his supporters refuse to disclose their
plans they openly disclose that Kolb shall be
inaugurated governor.
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CHIEF JUSTICE MERRIMON DEAD
He Was the Head of the North Carolina
Supreme Court.

pprene Court.
Special Dispatch 70 The Evening Star.
RALEIoH, NC, Nov. A-Augustus Summer
field Merrimon, chief justice of North Carolina,
died at his homo here at $50 this morning, aged
sixty-two. Cause Of death was diabetes. He
had been in poor health three years.
He was born in Buncomb county and had
filed positions as member of legislature, solic-
itor superior court, judge and 1872 was elected
United States Senator, defeating 2. B. Vance.
He served in the Senate with great ability, and
at close of term resumed practice Of law here
Nine years ago he was appointed associate JUS
tice and two years ago chief justice, and soon
after BY immense majority elected to latter
position. Donald W. Balm, state treasurer of
North Carolina, and grand secretary OF Grand
Lodge of Masons, is dying at his home here and
Is not expected to survive the day.
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IN WALL STREET TODAY.
Stocks Showed Some Activity. but Chang,
in Prices Were Slight,

in Prices Were Slight.
New YORK. Nov. A.-Money loaned stringent
throughout the morning at 5as per cent Ex-
change-steady; posted rates, 4s4ISa4s71S
actual rates. as31sa4sSsl for sixty days, and
4s6,fa4s6s4 for demand. Governments steady;
currency Is. l071s bid; As COUP. 1l4s4 bid; eX-
tended %, registered. 100H bid.
Stocks were more active this morning.
l60. 600 shares changing hands The changes
for the most part were confined to fractions
Whisky trust at one time was up to 66}a
an advance of IL per cent. but lost /
per cent of the advance. Reading was weak
and at one time was down Is per cent. Louis
vile and Nashville was firm and advanced x
per cent. and sugar trust after selling down TO
l07 recovered to los by noon. The noon figures
for the general market were but slightly changed
from those current on Saturday. At this writ
ing l:30 p. m. the market is dull
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-14

Mr.. Sevellon Brown, chief clerk of the De-
partment Of State, is lying at his home, 1854 o
street. seriously ILL., Mr.. Brown had slight
chill at his Office last Thursday and one again
on Saturday. The second chill Was followed by
Of the head. Occurring In such
PROPULSION as to cause considerable weakness
from the loss of blood A surgical operation
was performed and today he Il resting some
what easier but still extremely weak
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-14
Candidate Kolb's Threat.

MoSrooxEaY. ALA, Nov. IA-The Alabama
legislature meets tomorrow, and among the mem-
bers who have already arrived Kolb's declared
purpose to be inaugurated governor of Ala
bama II freely discussed. The Kolb members
refuse to ..divulge their plans, but claim that
they have perfected means to seat Kolb.
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MRS. WINsLoW's SOOTHING SYRUP
w. NJ. SHusrER & SoSs.

w. Nj. SHus1ER & SoNs
JUST OPENED TWENTY PIECES OF TWO
TONED sERGEs IN NEW COLORINGs.
COMPRISING ALL THE DESIRABLE COM
BINATIoNS OF THIS SEASON. NEW Eff
FECTS IN CAMELS HAIR AND sERGEs.
MArrLEssEE AND MARBELIZED SUIT
1NGS
STRIPED AND FIGURED SILKS IN ALL
THE NEW DESIGNS AND COLoRINGs.
FABLES AND BENGAfINEs IN GREAT
VARIETY AND ALL OF THE NEW CoLoRs.
CREPEs AND CREPEs DE CHIMES IN
EVENING CoLoRs.
WHITE GROUND SILKS WITH COLORED
GRADUATED STRIPES FOR EVENING.
BLACK GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY,
COMPRISING ALL OF THE NEW EF-
FECTS MADE BY THE CELEBRATED
HOUSE OF B. pREIsTLY CO.: HENRI
ETTAS. wHIPCORDs. CAMEES HAIRS.
BARRETT. DIAGONALS AND FANC1ES.
ALL DESCRIPTIONS. OUR BLACK GOODS
DEPARTMENT CANNOT BE EXCELLED
FOR VARIETY AND QUALITY.
A GREAT VARIETY OF COMFORTS.
BLANKETS. QUILTS. LINENS OF ALL
KINDS. NAPKINS. DoYLIEs. TOWELS.
TRAY CLOTHS. &C.. &C.. ALL OF WHICH
WE OFFER AT SUCH Low PRICES FOR
SUCH HIGH GRADE GOODS THAT IT WILL
PAY YOU TO INSPECT OUR STOCK
ONE PRICE.
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IT rs WELL TO GET CHAR or A CON the nrsi
week. but IL u much better and safer
20 rid yourself Of Il the nrst fortyelght h0ur.the
proper remedy for the purpose being DIT. d. Jsynes
Expectorant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-14

MOVEMENT OF SILvER.-The issue Of stand
ard silver dollars from the mints and treasury
Offices during the week ended the 18th instant
was e4e6, $50, and for the corresponding period
of last year $6l9,s29. The shipment Of frsc-
tional silver coin since the LIST instant was
elz2.5zQ
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his resid nee, IA lOth street Southeast Rich ARD
l. Boswell. in the twenty third year Of his ~.
Its hard, indeed. TO give him up.
But strive 70 tear the pain,
40 meet o" '0's0 '' By ff HIS MOTHER
Notice of funeral hereafter.
4, s al was s,1 'h d G ie FRANCES ssraRf
Aed thirty -four years. beloved wife Of John Thonss
Funeral service takes place at Nines.ensh Street
SPesser Is a, ecloef Friend. md r:.si.:s =;
invited % attend
COLLINS; on NSyemser 4 1872 LLE E
Darcy AGED four years. esht months and twenty
funeral private. No flowers
DENsNoFpEf xs OF sunday, SeyeTS-r II is
ma,hSrinla%. Nh. Ro6ers. si4 fiSrsss .s.un.
ENRrGHT On November IA 1892 MARGARET.
beloved wife Of Jeremiah Enrisl,. ssrd nfs al
County Limerick. Ireland.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
Soopn Nh On ssS5say SOy.%ssr ls 49, So
seventy-seven years
Call not back the dear Departed
An nc, safe where storms areo
Soon to meet and part no more
Funeral VII .sse gaGs from the ,. rid q be-
= ss.ay Invited q .,sas Ia
Foreman; Mont. DIT. CHARLES = 6oRHxl. en-
gineer of United States fish commission
Interment At New Haven. Conn.
LENS Wis a, N No. . II is e 70 n q
forty -one, beloved husband of Mile q. Le~tsl
Funeral TUESDAY. November Is. at O'Clock p. m 4,
from his late residence. lo01 street NORTHWEST All
friends invited
MAcaBoY, On Noyember e 1872 q the AS:d
Woman's Home. GEORGETOWN. MELINDA L. MACA~
BOY. In the seventy sixth year OF her
Funeral Tuesday, the 18th. at II O'Clock m, nom
1888 High street. Georgetown. Friends invited
MILLER On Sunday. November Ia 1897. q 10
2. m. az his residence. l62o I'D street.. ALBEIT
MILLER.
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon
sHAcKELFoRD- On sunday. xnoysnssr ~
1872. az AS O. m. DIR, JAMES T. sHACkEIrOkns
the beloved husband u Cheney ]. shAcksAorA ses4
Funeral viii take place from the Isrssl n. r
Church Tuesday. November Is, II D. ". Rslaetveo
and friends invited 10 attend
TUNsIALL- Depsrtet this lise Friday. Vow
ffty-two years month and eleven days.
a. Funeral Will take pl.Ss from The Ninsss:9sS Sss
Friends and relatives Invited 20 attend.
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You know the old saying He who hssitssss = le1As
1t certainly applies with grsst force IN thAAoA
When you know you right donr hsstssas - -
IT, when you know what you want don't hssnnsnD .
demand Il.
When you go to buy bottle Of cARTERS LxrIz1
LIVER PILLS don't hesitate 10 ~ you vsns ''o-A-1
T-E-R-s. don't hestsfs 10 that you - ''oA-1-
T-E~R'-s" and don't hesitate % refuse snysh1ng -
fered 10 you - same - 'c-A-R-T-E-R'-g"G s,uo
good - 'C-A-R-T-E-R--s.'" Thers b nosh1ae 9,
good - .'c-A-R-T-E-R'-s" They never fsa
Don't hesitate TO say % when limitations - Auun,
are offered 10 you
Don't hesitate 10 demand the ssnuins oABxIuD
LITTLE LIVER PILLS.
POSITIVE CURE FOR sIcK HEApAcu
Small Pun Small Doss. Small Puas~ ~
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Baltimore Markets,

BALTIMORE, Nov. Il. - Flour nrm - west
ern super ssaa.10; do. extra. 2a5a3.l0 do family,
a4aaa.s0 winter wheat patent. 400aA.s0: Spring
wheat patent. <.25a4.<0. spring wheat, straight
s5OaA a6-shpments, s,2s7 barrels: sales, 1850 bar
rels. Wheat dufl-No. , red spot. ssa1sk; Noyem.
Der, 7saIsA; December, 7sxa7sx; May, s9as2A;
shipments, 7,s4s bushels stock, aa5a Se5 bushels:
sales 50, 900 bushels. Milling wheat, BY sample, rs
ais Corn easy-Dixed spot, lSAa49; year xlxa
AN; January, l5ha471: steamer mixed, @5xsIs-
receipts, 95S4 bushels; shipments, " 500 bushels
stock, 3d. bushels: sales, 1000 bushels White
corn, by sample, <ea4sk; yellow do, 4skalgf
Oats actiue and steady-No. 4. white western, n
s4s No. 2 mixed western, 3Sassx-receipts, 1900
bushels; stock. 900 bushels- Rye duh-No. g. 90
nominally-recepts, $50 bushels stock, 1II0s
bushela Hay steady = good to choice uuotny
l<,0CalaOO cram freights more ACTIVITY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-14
NJ ARIsIED,
DIED.

NICHoISON-GAsKTNs At Rockville octobs
. lSr. Is A. NICHOLSON and NELLIE q. GAS
kINs. both OF Washington. ID. c.
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Range Of the Thermometer.

The following were the tempentures ct the
Office Of the weather bureau today: 8 am. 80.
pm, 81; maximum, 50; minimum, IS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-14

MAs. GES. ScHorrrID left this afternoon for
st. Louis to attend the meeting of the Army of
The Tennessee, whore be viii deliver an oration
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO. Nov. II CLOSING. - Wheat - Novem-
Der. Ia4; December. Isk; January. 'sx: May.
7sx. Corn-November, Az; December, lix; Nav
lSX. Oan-Novemoer, sok; December, siE:
May, ssx. Pork November. lfes; December,
vember, $50; December, S07k; January, $50:
Nay, 7.s7x. Mbs-May, TOO.
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Lone LIFE


Is possible only when the blood IL pure and vigorous.
Toexpel Scrofula and other poisons the circula
don the superior medicine Is AYERS Sarsaparilla
II imparts permanent strength and efficiency to every
organ Of the body. Restoration to perfect health and
strength
RESULTS FROM USING
AYERS SarsaparillA. Mary Schubert. Kansas City,
Kan. writes:
II am convinced that after having been sick a whole
year from liver complaint Ayers Sarsaparilla saved
my life. The best physicians being unable to help
me and having tried three other proprietary med-
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The result was a complete cure. Since then have
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AYERS sARsAPARILLA.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-14
MIR. MORTON COMING.
Tho Vice President Left New York This
Morning for Washington.

NEW YORK, Nov. l4-vice President Levi P.
Morton left at 10 clock this morning over the
Pennsylvanis railroad for Washington. He
WAS accompanied by Mrs. Morton and their
daughters: Mr.. Morton, upon his arrival at
the capital will 60 at once 70 the White House
and pay his respects to President Harrison.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-14
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Nams.

The following are the opening and closing prices OF
the New York Stock Market as reported by special
wire to Corson Mccartney. 1419 f street.
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ONLY ONE CHANCE FOR CROSS.
The United States Supreme Court pismis.es
His Appeal.

CHEF JUSTICE FULLER DELIVERS THE OPINION
TIE COURT HAS 40 Observation-Disclosures
TIE PRESIDENT ISrEEyKNEs CROSS Will
RANG.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-14

HE PALATE Is ALMOST T1cKLED
With SCOTS EMULSION OF COD LIVER OIL
The stomach knows nothing about tit does not
trouble you there. You feel It first in the strength
IL brings 1T shows in the color OF cheek and smooth
Ing out Of wrinkles.
It was beautiful thing to do. to cover the odious
taste Of cod liver OIL evade the tax on the stomach
and take health by surprise.
Let Us send you q book on CAREFUL LIVING:
free.
SCOTT BOVINE. Chemists. 1a2 South 9th ave-
nue.. New York
Your druggist keeps scott's Emulsion Of Cod Liver
OH-aN druggists everywhere do. 81.
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BOSWELL. On Monday. November IL 1872, q
his resid' nee. "a lOth street Southeast. RICHARD
r.. the beloved II MAry 4. and the late Richard
l. Boswell. In the twenty third year Of his 80.
1t Is hard. indeed. 10 sive him up.
But strive % tear the pain,
And trust - Gods own goodness
To meet GU: loved one again
IA M0THEA
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4
wILI~seii such STERLING QUALITIES as
such LOW PRICES - WE quote.
SAks AND COMPANY.
A SHOE SECRET.
90
EEFvERY pair Of LADIES' SHOES in
Re our stock was made especially
ZEE for us.-ws not much on
buying Job Iots-Tbey're shrouded
in too much doubt.-The profits are
srestsr-but 20 are the risks
want to be able to bear the response
b.u,y of wear for every pair we
sen.-we must knoe them. you
ses.-In spite Of quality. comfort
or anything else-styie has . wonder
full influence over the most Of woman
kind I've don't blame you-for
tion.-But in trying to reach the de-
sired effect It's so easy TO crowd out
have them made to our order-on
special lasts that Join the three es-
senttals-art-comfort-a worth
Here some examples -You can't
duplicate them-nor get as good 1t
these prices-anywhsre else.
90
7 AIDES, BRIGHT DoNGALA BUT
mon sens. toe .$1.98.
90
7 ApIES BRIGHT poNaoLA BUT
On oisr. 1G last .isS patent ae ieaiSss
tips and on eOmnon sense $500.
%
II oIoTHTo BLUcHERs, with pa.
" wear , the season 70. .sisss 800.
THE ADJUSTABLE sHoE-thats
e By B1rss iSs ss.n sb. Io. shs
Opera and Common SENS lasts-but
s ,ss s esa s.,; ' ai.A 'a 90
90
Other folks would raise great
bargain" cry over snch qualities at
such prices-but it is the regular state
Of affairs here.
90
SAKs AND COMPANY.
Penn. ave.l
and 5 You know Us.
eth street !
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7. b. TowsER & Son.
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Wool Mixed Dress Goods in good stylea, 1910
Atwood Flannel suiting. 50inches wide. Doc.
Anew line OF Light Coats. fur trimmed. cheap.
1o-4 Gray and White Blankets. 75c. pair
Lace Curtains from 5oc: pair up.
Bed Comforts, %. 81, 80. 75c.. 81 and mp to ~
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Large line OF Stamped Linens 1t low prices
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0epts Best Aedicatsd Red Flannel Shirts and Draw
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ladies' Long Night Dresses. 25c. Shirts. 25c.
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CH,Io & HARDING.
Cor 3rH AND F Srs N. W
, STUDY Youn INTEREST.

STUDY YOun INTEREST.
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DRESS GOODS. TABLE DAMASK. row Els
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LARS AND CUPS. HANDKlRcHIEFs. VEIL
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ALISEs. sCRlNs. Innings. C1iBREILA $ &c
&c u . SACRIFICE " -
The Monarch Shirt. worth 81 25 now 'y7c DR.
Warners. Balls aud X 4 G. Corsets. a5c. shAwknit
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". u. SINISTER & SONS.
g19 PENN. AVE. N. W.
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MOTHERS GIVE AN0OsTURA BIrTERs TO
3D. sfs s6ss
faofufeeA. A. Ill dyugg1sts.
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% PrR Cent Orr Sc,rs

We have abou; a bakers dozsn Of Iight
Coiored suits in a variety Of different styles
II The stylish novelty cloths To close out
n~t~iAnce q these Ne will take one-fourth
on their present marked priee-a discount Of
- per CENT
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No other house DOEs-EvER DID-or EVER
~ILL-sen such STERLING QUALITIES as
such Low PRICES a WE quote