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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-18
POLITICAL.
OFFICIAL APPOINTMENTS OF SPEAKERS

sacoud Conversational DistrIcs OF west
Virginia, Week Ending October Goth,
1894.
Thursday, October is. Beverly, Ran
doluh county, (bsrbecue)-Hon. Wn.
L. Wilson, Gen. Fitzhugh Lee, of Vir-
ginia; Hon. Fred ]. Nelson, Gov. E. w.
Wilson and Hon. John ]. Davis.
Romney or CApon Bridge, Hampshire
county-Hon. Charles 81. Mansur.
Hampshire county = Col. Robert
White, Major a. w. McDonald and Col.
L. v. Tavener.
Pendleton county-Hon. Mortimer
Kilgour. Hon. II. w. Gamble and Ben
jamin T:apnell.
Friday, October 10Th, Moorefeld or
WsrdensvIlle, Hardy county-Hon.
Chas. 81. Mansur.
Wheeling. Ohio county-Hon. Fred
]. Nelson.
Hampshire county-Colonel Robert
White, Major A. w. Mcdonald and
! Colonel L. V. Tavener.
Tucker county, Parsons, p. m.-
Hon. VIM. L. Wilson.
Mineral county. Davis. z p. m.-Hon.
William L. Wilson.
Pendleton county-Hon. NJ. w. Gam
BILE, Benjamin Trapnell and Hon. Nor
timer Kilgour.
Preston county-D. c. Westenhaven,
j. Edward Hall and Hon A. P. shank
lin, of Maryland.
Saturday, October Goth, Petersburg,
Grant county-Hon. Charles A. Mansur.
Fairmont, Marion county-Hon. (. j.
Nelson.
Grant county. Bayard, p. m.-Hon.
VIM. l.. Wilson.
Mineral county, Elk Garden, p. m.
Hon. VIM. L. Wilson.
Preston county-Hon. A. p. Shank
] lin, D. c. Westenhaven and j. Ed. Hall.
Psndlston county-Hon. M. w. Gam
BILE, BENZ. Trapnell and Hon. Mortimer
Rilgour.
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LIVE sTOOK.
Baltimore Cattle Market,
THURSDAY, October IL
UNION STOCK YARDS, CLAREMoNT.


UNION STOCK YARDS, CLARENoNr.
Beef cattle-very best on sale to-day,
43<a4l1c; those generally rated first quail
itY, SJSa43sc; medium or good fair quality,
2ilaSSxc; ordinary thing steers, oxen and
cows, 2a39kc; extreme range of prices, "a
41Sc; most of the sales were from, TO a c.
BREF CATTLR.-The arrivals OF beef cat
tie during the week amounted TO 3,46l
head against s, S23 last week and 8, o17 head
same time last year. The sales were 2, los
heai, against AGA last week and Z, 645 head
same time last year.
The market to-day has been fairly &C
tive one, some improvement as 10 strength
and activity over that Of last week, and q
few of the dealers thought shade higher
range Of prices prevailed than last Thurs
day, while others, again, saw little, II any,
change, except as 70 activity and strength.
Prices 2s4ISc-rather more cattle selling al
the highest figure than last week. Most
sales, Sa41Sc.
Beef Exports to Europe. - Myers &
HouSeman, 1q4 head, on the Templemore,
70 Liverpool, and 10 on the NassapsQua,
10 London. n. Lehman Il Bro, $40, on the
Templemore, TO Liverpool, and l70, on the
MassapeQua, to London
w. G. Hoke sold, on private terms, tC
State Senator Bennett, OF Carroll county,
a bunch 81 50 prime Greenbrier county,
w. Va, CATTLE, for feeding.
!, SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts this week
III, 7S9 head, against 10,TTT last week. and
6,OO9 head same time last year. The
market has been very fully supplied, 00O
more than the very b Rvy run Of last week,
a they consisted ~ largely OF "com-
rashy stun" be market has been
the hardest and inllest Of the season
afr- a. fs~o. !. n TIA h4,vex-se1la~,
II the hands ~ the home buyer,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-18

l6l(; Peoria, Decatur and Evansville.
S5k; Pitts0urg, 1853; Pullman Palace. 100;
Reading, ISl<; Rock Island, 60; St Louis
and San Francisco first preferred, =; ST.
Paul, COZ do. preferred. 191l Tennessee
Coal ana Iron, 17i4 Texas Pacifc, va;
Union Pacific, 11X; United States Ex-
press, 45; Western Union, So9s: wheeling
and Lake Erie IL; do. preferred. Al.
Mining StocKs-Bulwer IL: Cholor, 30;
Crown Point, 90; Consolidated California
and Virginia, 40; Deadwood, 90; Gould
and Curry, co; Hale and Norcross, 90;
Homestake, 1870; Iron Silver 10; Mex
lean. 100; North Star, -; Ontario, 500;
Ophir, $50; Plymouth, 10; Quicksilver,
$50; DO. preferred 400; Sierra Nevada, 40;
Standard. 40; Union Con-, 40; Yellow
Jacket. a..
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pnn,i,, Church Corner STONE

Special % tbe Rt0lSts-.
FA1RMoNT, w. VA. October H. The
corner stone Of the new BaptisRSnht rch
was laid here this afternoon. EErofes-
sion composed Of the uniform rank x.
OF p, Odd Fellows, Jr. o. q. A. nj. aud
several hundred school children
marched over TO the site and were adj
dressed by Rsvs. Johnson, Of Charles
too, Powell and Feters, OF Parkersburg,
and Afford Of Wheeling. Offerings
were deposited 10 the stone by those
present and quite q sum realized. A
large meeting was held tonight A
large number OF visitors were In the
city for the exercises.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-18
DRY GOODS.

New YORK. October 1.-THE effect of
the sale was beneficial to the market and
succeeding it considerable attention was
extended to all offerings of dress goods,
particularly for spring, with some business
succeeding. There was better feeling
throughout the market aud with such a
large number of prominent buyers present
a good trade Of the distributing character
was effected. The. demand was of very
general character. Printing cloths quiet
at ego.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-18

Yesterday 8 very quiet wedding was
eeleotsted at the home OF Oliver Kinsey.
The principals being s, +. Farley,
tlcked agent at the B., z. & C. depot
here and Miss Kate Blamey. They
ltarted for Summersfsld to visit Mr..
Farley's family, and will return and
make their home In this city.
A uulon meeting Of the w. G. T. U.
societies of Martins Ferry, Bridgeport
and Bellaire will be held tomorrow
evening in the NJ. Z. Church at Kirk
wood.
DR.. E. w. Insklp and Mr.. F. G. HuS-
bands, with Miss Anna Husbands, who
has spent the last year in Delaware
came in from the east yesterday.
The B. y. & c. will sell excursion
tickets to Burkhart and return for 81
next Sunday, October oath, 70 the dedi-
cation Of the Catholic Church.
Some very fine winter apples are be-
ing distributed In BellRire by our local
produce dealers. They were grown in
the State OF New York.
The Water Works Board are intend
Ing TO put Ia new set Of boilers soon
as the old ones are getting little dan-
gerous.
Mrs. Maggie Brooks paid 3 visit to
her parents, Mr.. and MrS NJ. E. Girls
we'll, and returned 70 her home At
COaIburg.
Mr.. G. NJ. Graves, Of GAINESVILLE,
secretary Of the Ohio Cigar Mahufae-
turing Company, was ia Bsllaire yester-
day.
Thieves broke into C. n. Weyrick's
parents home and took everything they
could find eatable on Tuesday night.
Robert Henderson opened up his
Photographic gallery yesterday In Rup-
lis old stand, next che Globe Hotel.
One or two indictments for selling ice
cream on Sunday were returned by the
grand jury.
Orion Porterheld. OF Hackett's Band,
has purchased az SIS set Of clarionets.
Perry Molter has returned from Sis
tersvills, where he was on business for
Z. j. Steger.
re. Haase, B. & o. ticket agent,
has gone to North Carolina on a vaca-
tiOn.
John f. Jones aud family start to-
day TOR Pittsburg for a weeks visit.
There will be an entertainment at the
A. NJ. E. Church tomorrow night
George Lynskey, Of Sistsrsvills, is in
the city calling on his old friends.
Mrs. Charles Fields, Of Homestead,
Pa. is visiting friends in the city.
J. f. Sterritt, q former resident OF
the First ward, is in the city.
Some Of the managers Of the B. & 0.
are out on an inspecting tour.
The Progress Club have invitations
ont for q dance on the gath.
The bottle house below town was OF
yesterday for lack OF fuel.
The Bellaire boys are gathering corn
for October 31st.
Wm. Shepherd, Of Bridgeport, is WIS.,
iting in the city.
The steel works started up yesterday
oior 3 short run.
W. A. Gorby and family have gone to
Marion, Ind.
Miss Maggie Okey is home from
Woods6eld.
David Good is az Sistsrsville on q
visit
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APPOINTMENTS OF E ". WILSON.

Barbour county. Philippi, Thursday, October
Is, l p. m. %
l p. IN.
Webster county, Addison, Monday, October
Nicholas county, summervile, Tuesday, DC
tober % IL a. m.
Ksnawha county, Charleston, Thursday, oc-
tober %, 9 p. m.
The remainder OF Mr.. Wilson's time up until
the election will be put in the southern part OF
the State.
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PETROLEUM.

NEW YORK, October 17.-Petroleum,
steady; Pennsylvania oil. sales none; No
vember option, sales none; closed at S21Sc
bid; Lima oil, sales uone.
on CITY, Pa, October 17.-Shipments
81, 46l barrels; runs, 65, $50 barrels.
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Somewhat Squeezed.
Indianapolis Journal.

YES" she unused, 81 am almost sure
he loves me. At least it looks to me
thatwhen young man squeezes girls
hand so hard that she can't run her
typewriter next morning he must mean
BUSINESS"
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The Metal AIarKsx

NEW YORK, October II. Pig iron, quiet;
Tin. uaiet; straits sis 25ai5 30; plates
quiet; spelter dull Lead, brokers' price
Sc 90; Exchange price spot 50 10; market
weak. Copper, dull; brokers' price 99sc,;
Exchange prices 50 60a9 So for spot. Lead,
IS l21I.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-18

On Sunday train No. "A runs TO LOrain, and
No 80 from LorAin only.
On Sunday train No. - will run TO and Nd
80 from Uhrichsyille only.
For time card. rata OF fare and further In
formation regarding our trains apPly TO any
c. L. a W. ticKet agent or Z; ,. belknAp
Travelling Passenger Agent, Nss.'I,o t; ~;
O. r. and P. A.. Cleveland, o.
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FIRST DISTRICT APPOINTMENTS.

Meetings to Be Held In wetzeI and Tyler
Counties This week.
Thursday, October IS, Big Run, Grant
district, Wetzel county-Ex-Gov A. B..
Fleming, l p. m. Burton, Z p. m, COL
Benz. Wilson and Hon. L. S. Riley.
Friday, October 10, Earnshaw, Wetzel
county-Ex-G A. B. Fleming, p. m.
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Leav. whesIIng. Lea,. Bin Grove

IDuIIN tACrpt SunuHy.
Sunday Church Trains win leave Elm. urevs
a. 9:4s = N. and wheeling At 1911 p. m.
frnies No. g 6, "A aud - connect vita kerdse
line for Triad elphia- Herdic leaves Trisdsl
1870 g. m ana $40 p m. Daily, except Sun.
days and Saturdays h.rdic, will Goa acct with
train No. "a, leaving Wheeling at II 90 D. m.
Sundays herdie leaves Trisdelphix At9:oo ..
trains No. 3 ltaad 2S from wheeling.
X. s. WEIsGERBER Gen. Manage
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ARRIVE

ARRIVE
From New York, Philad.lphia. BaltlnssAst
Washington, s.lba. m. daily.
Cumberland accommodations. 6n p. n-sr
espt snEdsy od.,o, ,om. s.ux
MoundsVille accom- modAtion. 1.lO ana yDA
m, and I.20 p. n, except sunday. and lO.u p.
M. Saturday only III
washington City express, 500 p. m. daily
WHEELING AND P1TTsBURo DIVISION
For PittsburE, Washington, Baltimors. PAU
adelphis and New York, 400 q n andsDt
PittsoUrg iccou modAtion, $50 n m, daily
Pittsburg express, 100 m. efcset sunny
Washington, Pa, Accommodation D." D. N
except sunday.
ARRIVE.
From New York, Philadelphia, Bsitmors,
washin zton aud Pittsburg. il.2l ?. M, daily
ercept Saturday, and 10. Is a. m, daily and 10
Pittsburs mail, Iz4j p n. sIosps ssadsS
and $50 .. m, daily. -
except sunday.
rRAYs-oHIo DIVISIONS
For Columbus. Chicago sndhs Weh,T .
coIumbu. q ncInnau and ST. Lsula il.b p
m daily except saturJGJ, aas D'Aj H. eshJ'
and ? q a IN. sunday snly.
81 ClairyiIls accsmnodaiion. INV n. aaA
aSop. m. except sunday. an .
Newark Accom- nodstios As' , - Wv"
sunsay.
From Chicago. rs and loS a. n. daily.
FROM ST. Louis cinciunst and Celanest
$50 a m ,nd 5.2j 3. m, daily.
St ClsirsyIls sceomnodAtiol liz . n
anf ha3 = NJ. sIcspt sunday
Newark accom- noestisa LIZ . n, srcss
sunday CHAs. o. scULL
0sneral Passenger Ageh
1T. LANE T. p. Agi, WhssiinE W. va
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oBIo RIVER RAILROAD CO
Tim. table. taxing .a.c. a. 500 ,. N. Sunday,
lime ID. Is9f.
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RAILWAY TIME OARD

Arrival ana separturs or trans on aud Aft.r
MAY 81, 1894 EXPLANATION or nErrnssun
kAnxs; sDaily; fSundsy excepted; :Moa.
day excsptsd; saturday ceptsd; Sunday
eniy; fSaturday enly. Eastern STANDARD Tine
which Is sns hsat sarller than Ceatral TINE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-18

NEW YoRK. Octooer 17.-Money on cal
easy at per cent; last loan per cent.
closed at l per cent. Prime mercantile pa
per Sass per cent. Sterling E1changf
easier with actual business In bankers bill |
% 4S75Sa4S7s( for demand. Silver certify
Gates 633Sc bid.
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HAD TO BE HANGED TWICE.
The Rope Broke When Painter Was
+ First Dropped.

First Dropped.
CHICAGO, Jan. 26.-The execution in the
county Jail this morning of George ii.
Painter formerly of Brooklyn, n. v, for
the murder of his mistress, Alice Martin.
was attended by horrible scene. When
the trap sprung. the rope snapped I'm two
and the unfortunate man, who weighed
over 200 pounds, dropped eight feet to the
stone floor of the corridor. His head struck
heavily as he fell. and the blood gushed
from his ears and nostrils. He was picked
UP unconscious, laid on the drop in a re-
cumbent position. and another moose ad-
justed. The drop fell a second time without
further accident.
Painter Protested his innocence up to the
time the white cap was placed over his
head. One of the attendant physicians ex-
pressed the opinion that he was already
dead when the drop was sprung a second
time.
The procession reached the scaffold from,
the private office of the clerk of the Jail,
Where the condemned man had spent the
night. at 102 a. m. Rev. Dr. Heffin and Rev.
DIR. Moerdyke walked on either side of the
condemned man. Painter was attired i'm a
black suit, without collar or necktie. and his
head was covered with a skull cap. Only
seventy-five spectators. half of whom were
representatives of the press, were admitted
to the death corridor.
Painter was a fne-looking man, and a
murmur of sympathy went up from the
crowd as he came into view. His nerve
was wonderful. his glance taking in the
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DIED.

BARKER. suddenly. on January % 1894 W,
LEY Il. BARKER aged siaty-six years.
Funeral from his late residence. No. 5l5 Q stress
northwest, Saturday, January q, at o'cleck-
Relatives and friends invited TO attend.
BRUEHLL On Thursday. January Is 1894, e.
1l:45 pm. GEORGE g, beloved husband &
Anna c. Bruehl aged sixty nine years ana
four days. after a short Illness at his resi-
dence. 1913 9th street northwest.
MAHoNEY. On January g. 1894. at SD m,
MARGARET T., beloved wife Of william Ma
honey. and daughter Of the late John and Mary
Tuohy.
Funeral from late residence. 500 L street southeast.
on Monday January g. at $50 m. thence -
ST. Peters Church. where requiem mass VIII be
celebrated at am. Friends invited to ~.
tend.
PRESTON. Departed this life on Thursday. Janle
airy - 1894. nj 1890 pm. FREDERICK.
loved husband Of Mamie Preston tDee knigo.
toni. aged twenty six years. five months and
twenty five days
May be rest In peace
Funeral will take place from his late residence.
g2l Delaware avenue northeast. Monday morn
ing at O'Clock thence TO st. Aloysius Church.
where solemn requiem mass will he said for
the repose Of his soul. Relatives and friends
respectfully invited 10 attend. q
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Odds and Ends.

Persian Novelties, Weather Cards, 3
pieces, 1ac Were zoe.
Derby Silver spin Trays, SSc. Were $l.25.
Derby Silver Bon Bon Boxes. Were 81.
Now S1.25.
A 20 per cent discount on all Silver Goods
during this sale.
One lot of Handsome Celluloid Pun Boxes,
33c.
One lot of Handsome Celluloid Puff Boxes,
assorted shades. 5Sc. Were Sc.
One lot of Handsome Decorated Pun
Boxes. Acc. Were 60c., 75c. and 81.
special lot Of Shaving Brushes, p cts.
special lot of Hair Brushes. ~ cts.
These Brushes are well worth 81 90.
lot of Buffalo Combs. Formerly sold
for SOC. 45c.. Soc and 6Oc. Now :.5c.
special lot of Fine Selected Powder
Puffs. Were 75c. Now 39c.
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Special Reductions

In Silver mounted Pocket Books. various
shades of leather, Heliotrope. Fawn. Blue.
Pink. discount of % per cent allowed.
One lot of Pocket Books. $3.50.
Special price, Ssc.
A lot Of Hardwood Tooth Picks. &c. per
box. -,e.
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FRANCE TAKES TINBUCToo.
Her Force Occupies the Forbidden
City Without a Fight

dispatch TO the Paris Journal Dies De-
bats from St Louis. Senegal. says. that n
French military column has occupied the
city of Timbuctoo. The French fore !,
ADDS. occupied the city without resistance
Inc paper lays great stress upon the i'm
portance of the French occupation of the
city. Timbuctoo IL points out. is the chief
religious city of the western Soudan and N
the leading trade center Of that vast ter
ritOry.
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Perfumes & Toilet Waters

TSV HUQAHuSS OK VaHGU Wv dVST =
Lundborg's Swiss Lilac. acc. and &c.
Was Soc. and I5c.
LANDLORDS Forest Pansey. 46c and CSC.
LANDLORDS Edenia, acc. and Soc.
Newman Quadruple Extracts, 1 o., 33c.
Was SOC.
Newman Quadruple Extracts, o., Coo.
Was 9Oc.
Newman Quadruple Extracts, 4 o., CSC.
Was $50.
These comprise the standard odors:
White Rose,
New-mown Hay,
White Lilac,
Tea Rose,
Mountain Pink,
West End,
Crabapple Blossom and others.
full line of Fine Toilet Waters and
Colognes.
Queen Anne Cologne. 43c. and soc. Was .
Soc. and 81.
Violet Water. SIC. and $l.O5. Was COO.
and 81 5.
Purple Lilac Water 5sc and 81 O5. Was
6Oc and sl.25.
Spanish Lily Cologne, SIC. and $1.O5. Was
6Oc. and $1.25.
Magnolia Water, SIC. and $1.Oo. Was
Coo. and SIPS.
Jockey Club Water, 5sc. and s1.O5. Was
Coo. and $1.25.
Pinauds Quadruple Extracts, soc.
Roger x Gallet Iris Blanc, 79c.
Large Bars CASTLE Soap, 39c.
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MARRIED.

GARTH-LCTZ. On Wednesday January "a lsRS
by Rev. Geo. II. Corey. DAVID J. GARTH a
Scarsdale. y. u. to LILLE p. l.Urz Of wash-
fpgton, u. c.
HEWES-MrRRAY. On Thursday. January ..
1894. I'm the parsonage of 81. Dominitk'O
Church, EDWARD p. HEWES of Boston,
Mass. and MARY c. MURRAY u washingtoa.
u. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-26

Messrs. Armour & Co., Chicago. have
sent US 100 pounds of their Celebrated
Extract Of Beef with instructions to give
cup Of BEEF TEA to each of our Gus
TONERS.
0We're selling Armour's Extract at 81
CENTS JAR
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Rules for Indian srboo,.

Secretary Smith has approved the rules
prepared by the superintendent Of Indian
schools defining the powers and scope of
the work of the superintendent and SUPER
visors OF Indian schools. submitted by him
on the 22d instant.
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Our january
Clearing Sale

Is nearly at an end. As soon as It's over
all goods revert to the usual MERIT
PRICES" But tomorrow every article in
this list will be sold at a lower price than
ever before in its history. Better buy
your supplies while you've this very ad-
vantageous opportunity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-26

Ease your cough by using Or. d. Jayne's Expec-
torant. q sure and helpful medicine for ali Throat
and Lung ailments and q curative for Asshma
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THE RED FLAG Is FLYING.

We are oblieed TO hang out the "dsncer sisnsl.
The people have always been our friends. and they
shall not be deceived. II we can helpt.
HEED THE WARNING.
Many limitations and smulations OF CARRIERS
LITTLE LIVER PILLS being offered and 10.
our duty TO raise the danger signal"
DON'T BE DECEIVED
You cannot be too careful you cannot scrutni1ssos
closely When you ask for CARRIERS LITTLE
LIVER PILLS you want CARRIERS" Don't
be careless; see that you get "C-A-R-T-E-R--s.'
Refuse all others take nothing but the genuine CAS-
TIERS LITTLE LIN Ek PILLS
APosITIvE CURE FOR SICK HEADACHE
Small Pill Small Dose Small PnsA
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New Travelling Goods.


We don't think you can buy the same quail
ties US the following ut lower figures if as low.
AT 1895 EACH:
Dress Trunk full size, canvas cover, steel clamps,
iron bottom, brass locks &c.
AT S4.95 EACH:
CAPITAL Dress Trunk, best canvas cover two
Excelsior locks, eight special iron raings ''Hag-
ney'' bolts, covered trays, &c.
AT s6.75 EACH:
NV. Il L. Tourists Trunk, Excelsior lock,
two trays, full linen Innings. strong and durable.
AT 95c EACH:
Best Canvas Extension Cases. sole leather bind.
ings, riveted corners, strong straps.
AT Csc. EACH:
Heavy Sole Leather Trunk Straps.
AT Zoe. EACH:
25c. Valise Name Tags.
OTrunks, Bags and Cases made to order.
OTrunks repaired and recovered.
0Trunks marked free of charge.
VA strong Strap free with each Trunk.
FOurtn moor. .............-.......1Ot 10th ST. odg.)
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WOmen's MUSLIN Under
wear


Extra Good Quality Muslin Chemises, square neck,
needle work insertion across front, linen lace
around neck and holes.
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AT 81 EACH

AT st EACH:
Fine Quality Muslin Gowns. sacque shape, tucked
front and back turnover collar, trimmed around
collar and sleeves and down front with pink, blue.
red lavender embroidery.
cd floor. Observation-Disclosures. 10th st. building
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Toys.
Inn Millinery Department.

AT $3.50. WERE $3.50 TO $500:
Women's Trimmed Hats all late STYLES
AT 1Oc. WERE 5Oc:
Childrens Dark Blue Fee Caps
AT 25c. THE BUNCH:
Pink and Purple violets, various shades.
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I'm Notion Department.

AT 1Oc. THE YARD:
Plated Rubber Dress Facing.
AT Sc. EACH:
AT Zoe. AND CSC:
Mourning Pins In Fancy Baskets.
First floor. .......................1 18th st. bldg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-26
Children's Cotton Under
wear

Has been moved to the Icing corridor between 10th
and 18th street buildings. Three good values these
AT 25c. EACH:
Children's Fine Cambria Skirts, deep hem, cluster
Of tucks above, nicely finished.
AT SOC. EACH:
Childrens Fine Lawn Aprons, short waist, full
skirt deep ruffie around neck.
AT SOC. EACH
Childrens Fine Lawn Aprons, short waist, full
skirt trimmed around neck and sleeves with lace
or cOored embroidery.
cd floor. ......... Bet. 10th and 18th ST. bldgs)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-26
AT $40. EACH:

AT 31c. EACH:
Good Quality Muslin Drawers. tucked cambria
ruffle tucks above rufie, yoke band, open or
closed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-26
I'm Flannel Department.

AT CSC. TIE YARD. WAS S1.OO AND $1.25
II pieces 36-inch Fancy Eiderdown Flannel for
Opera Cloaks. Children's Wraps: exquisite shades
of pink blue &C.. with spots, figures and stripes
in harmonious colorings.
ed floor. st. building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-26

Woodward & Lothrop,
10TH. nth AND STREETS NORTHWEST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-26
Wormen's knitted Under
wear

AT $500. WERE $3.50:
Choice of Equestrienne Tights; open and
closed seats, ankle and knee lengths.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-26

cHIL Rem CIT
FOR PIrcuEn's
cAsroRIA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-26

New Pictures.
! AT 23c. EACH:
thousand more Of those neat Engravings
llxl4. hundred or more subjects, framed in
white molding.
AT &c. EACH:
thousand more Of these Unframed Steel En-
cravings, sixteen subjects, all clear and distinct.
AT 95c. EACH:
Choice Of about fifty styles Pastels and Enerav.
| irss, white-and-gold ornamented oak frames.
Sizes 12x24, 1sxc2 and 2ox24
V'n 10th st. bldg J