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The Red Cloud chief., 1894-05-25
ShcrIn's Sale.

Notice Is hereby given that under and by vir-
tue OF an order VI sale issued from the ofics
Of &, Il. Crone, clerk Of the district court OF
The tenth judicial district, within and for Web
ster c unity, Nebraska, upon u decree In an
Treat I, plaintiff and agsins, James X. Wall.
Iilmelia S. Wall DAVIS Il FOss, U cO-partner-
slip composed OF James W. DAVIS aud Fayette
foss, doing %busiaest IN Crete. saline county,
ing company, George. heaton aud Richard II.
Jones and = Jones, hi, wife. iirst u tme un-
known. defendants, l shall offer for sale at pub
lie yendue, to the highest idder for cash In
hand, nj the east door Of the court house ut Red
Cloud, In said Webster county, Nebraska Chat
being the bui ding wherein the last term OF
said court WAS holden) on The Goth day Of June.
A. ID 1894, ut Two O'Clock y. IN. Of said day, tho
following described property, to.wit: Tho
nolth.Ssst qua.tsr NV OF section twenty,
west OF The 9Th p. m. In Webster county. Ne
braska.
Gwen under my hand this gath day Of May.
A. d., 1894.
J.w, RUGBY, sheriff.
Jas. Il. Hanna and las. McNeny,
plaintln's Attorneys.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-05-25
Public sale.

On Saturday June the 9th at the
hour OF two o'clock ! will offer my res.
idence property at public auction said
property is located in Fairview addition.
Terms made known on day Of sale.-J
Nustein.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-05-25
Ii OF

Page General Washington's Life.
Weather Bulletin.
Page Memorial Page.
Asleep at His Post.
May 30.
Page 3-County Correspondence.
Page 4-City. County and Editorial.
Page 5-General City News Of all kinds
Local Markets.
Page 6-Thousands in Peril, ShiI
Wrecks, Free Coinage or Revo
luton, Telegraph Markets, Cor
respondents and Locals.
Page Into a Death Trap, Ills Awful
Threat.
Page S-Nebraska News Of all Kinds.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-05-25
LOCAL NEWS.

Wanted-City warrants-C. Gaines
Mrs. j. G. Warner is home from Lin
coin.
M. r. Bentley has been on the sick
list this week.
VIM. Lindsey was in Hastings this
week on business.
The old freight rate on the Burlington
will be restored on the Goth.
Miner Bros. shipped eleven car loads
Of stock to Kansas City this week.
Sam Lindsey, while fixing some ma
chinery this week, cut his hand very
badly.
I Do not forget the Elba Wright enter.
tainment at the Christian church Satur-
day night.
Andy Warner, one Of our former shoe
merchants, was in the city the first of
tho week.
G. E. Haskell has returned to Beatrice
after spending a few days with N. w.
Kingsland.
f. M. Osborne Of Danville, ILL.,, is Wis.
ting with his sister, Mrs. A. Conover
this week.
j. A. Eyler, live stock agent for the
B. d NJ. railway, was in Red Cloud this
week looking after the interests Of the
Burlington.
Mrs. Ed Young, formerly Of this place
but more recently Of Lebanon, died
there last Thursday and was buried in
Red Cloud Saturday.
On Monday, Gus Roats shipped II
cars Of stock to Kansas City. This
stock is said to be the finest shipped out
Of Red Cloud for a great many years.
When you get ready to buy children
clothing come and see us look at our
combination suits extra pair Of pants
and cap given with every suit.-Chicago
Clothing Co.
For tho best meals and lunch go to
the City Bakery and restaurant also
fresh bread. buns, pies, cakes and fine
candies, tobacco cigars, etc, at.--Jos.
Herburger.
To all who are interested in the orga-
nization Of the Degree Of Honor Of the
A. o. U. W, will please leave their
names with Mrs. M. e. Huffman or with
Nj. b. McNitt.
Cheapest suits ever shown new ready
for you every suit at lowest prices, work.
manship best in the country and best
fitting goods ever brought to tho city
Chicago Clothing Store.
Just received, from New York, at Mrs
+. Newhouse, a nice assortment Of par
asols, sun umbrellas, black and other
laces, ladies' neckwear, Hamburgs, white
and black summer dress goods, etc. II
Mrs. Rich, the Red Cloud milliner,
was here the first Of the week trying to
get a room to start q branch establish
ment here. There is not at present a
vacant house Of business room in town.
--Riverton Guard
There are thousands Of tons Of buck
wheat hulls ground annually by some
spice mills in the United States which
being mixed with q cheap Singapore
pepper is sold as the pure article. and il
is a well known fact that nine tenths OF
the stuff finds q market west Of the Mis-.
sissippi river. We handle only the pure
article and will forfeit 800 il not found
as represented.-S Shea & Turnure.
The Board Of Directors Of the City
Reading Room would to call the public's
attention to the fact that the library il
not a private institution but belongs t.
the city of Red Cloud and is supported
by the business men. Lately they hav,
received as a loan nearly half a hundred
OF the best books OF the land from thu
4. G. T., society for which they are YER,
I thankful. They would DO pleased il thu
citizens would take a deeper interest il
the enterprise in the future than the.
have in the past.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-05-25
Gard Of Thanks.

We desire to express our sincere graf.
ituGe to our many friends who so kindly
nssis, ed us in our late bereavement
None but Borrowing hearts know how to
appreciate such sympathy.
Mas. A. WEIDEMAN AND FAMILY.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-05-25

A CHANGE AsKED,-A petition is now
being circulated asking the supervisors
To submit the question Of going back 10
tho commissioner system. 1t seems, by
q law passed in 1891, that the county
can, ut it's option, vote for five commits.
sionsrs or three. The petition calls for
five. and until tho present law ia changed
or modified, it would seem expedient to
go back to the commissioner system as
the least expensive, and five would be
about as good as the present system as
far as an equal distribution Of the var
ious interests ofthe county is concerned
The proposition ought to be submitted.
Two or three thousand dollars per year
Q too much to run the county affairs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-05-25
A&M1AlARzA@
I1,0FXII.
Weiner's prices are within reach OF all
Call there and be convinced.


EOr SNIC.
Some beautiful combinations 10 wall
paper, ceiling, side wall and border 10
match. Prices very low.-Deyo a. Grice
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Second Floor Bargains.

&c yard for choice Of $50 pieces of 1884 Cot
ton Dress Goods worth from &c to I2lsc yard. In
the lot are the famous Amoskeag GingbauS, Pa.
ellie Dress Prints. Turkey Red Prints. Merrimsc
ehtrtings. Novelty Drsss Ginghams. New Outing
tlannels- Experience teaches that whole pieces
VIII b asked for. This rule II therefore necessary
&c yard for one dress length Of any one Of each
lot and Sac yard II more Is demanded by any one
purchaser.
SIC yard for Sc quality Anlinen Glass Towel
ing.
Sc for Fringed All-linen Damask Table Covers.
~ yards long. &c for those "a yards. 59c for
those yards. These covers are good values al
sc. 81 and $1-25 each.
2Sc yard for Sc inch wide German Table Damask
worth 3oe-cheap 35c yard.
The Special prices previously advertised an SOU
venirs OF the opening OF spring and summer
dress goods will be supplemented tomorrow with ar
EXTRA which will be found on one Of thu drs,
ooor bargain tables. .,
2Sc for q certain cure for tender feet. Ask fol-
Nrs- L NJ Hollis;sr and learn about the "Wslcouss
EOof =
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JOSEPH W. BABE.
Funeral from his late residence. sst X street
northwest. at pm. Saturday. lsth Instant.
Relatives and friends invited. Internent pri.
waite 2s
BATCHEN. The remains Of JOHN L. BATCHEN
VIII he buried from the vault al clenwood
cemetery Friday afternoon at O'Clock. An
friends invited.
BELL. on Tuesday. February H. 1894. LEWIS
W. BELL. at his residence. GO h street SOUTH
Funeral San,iay. February Is. at 1 o'clock. nj
Zion Baptist Church. street between I'd and
4t2 streets southwest. lrterrnent At Harmony
cemetery
WILLIE BrRl.EY, aged thirty eight yean.
horn March T. 1Si6.
3.5 Wilson street northwest. tomorrow at !
pm Friends and relatives invited
cox. On Wednesday. February u. 1894. $50
pm. of consumption MARY H.. widow Of the
late Frank T.. Cox.
Funeral private.
GEORGE WILLIAM. infant OF William NJ.
and Alice r. Dflard. AGED i've months.
Funeral private.
FITZGERAl.D. On February Il. 1894. at 10 an. st
Old Point Comfort. JAMES G.. beloved son of
lnterment at Mt. oret Friday. February is.
KNELIER. ON "wednesday. February IL. 1894.
MARGARET A.. widow of the late Samuel q.
Funeral from the residence of her son-islaw. C.
NJ koones. 1898 18th street northwest. Fri
day 10 a.m Frleuds and relatives are Ia
vited 10 attend Irterment at Ioudon Park
cemetery. Baltimore.
RIEHLE On Thursday. February Is. isss. at
am. in this city. CHARLES r. RIEHLE Of
the United States NAVY Department.
Funeral as his home IN Cloves Ohio tcinciauati
papers please copy
lyman. On Thursday. February Is. 1894 at $50
am. AT his residrrce. ltrss 18th street north
west. JOHN lyman. agrd slity-ive years.
Funeral from ~. Psul's Church. 18TH ana v
streets northwest. saturday. February IL.
at 10 am Relatives and friends invited TO at
tend. q
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ClOaks.

SEE THESE REDUCTIONS.
Navy Blue Che,iot Coats, seal fur trim
med, full sleeves and cape. Sizes IS and
40. Reduced from SO to............. SO. 9s
Tan Melton Cloth Coats, braid trimmed.
full sleeves and cape. Reduced from SIG
TO ............-........ IS. 9s
Tan Diagonal Cloth Coats. with cape and
full sleeves. Reduced from Sl6 80 to-. IS. ss
Navy Blue Diagonal Cloth Coats, with
eapes, full sleeves and seal trimming. Re
duced from SIS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 50. IS
1 Very Fine Light Brown Beaver Coat. size
Sc, with Worth collar, gathered sleeves
&c. Reduced from S25 to.............$ l4. es
Black Newmarket Storm Coats, with long
military cape tall wool, sizes IS and 40
Retlyccd from $50 to-. Observation-Disclosures. SO 90
2 Light All Wool Scotch Cloth Newmarkets
with military cape, sizes SO and s.
Reduced from SO to. Observation-Disclosures. $40 on
All Wool Gray Newmarket Coats. with de-
tachable military cape, sizes 81, IS and 40
Reduced from $l5 TO. .....................$ IS. sc
The above garments are all new styles. and II
your size is among them don't lose any time in
looking them over.
Some odd lots Of Ladies' and Misses Coats left
from last at 81. 1S IS so and 81 SO which
prices only about third Of what they origi-
nally sold for.
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BeHAaHal Meuaion

John Farrell Of New York. an immigrant
inspector, has resigned
This morning. on the motion of James X.
Reddington, Mr.. E. II. Fairbanks OF this
city was admitted to practice before the
Court of Appeals.
j. ]. Richardson president OF the largest
lumber company in the world is at the Eb-
bitt He halls from Davenport, Iowa
Bradley b. Smalley of Vermont is at the
Ebbitt
4, r. Turner. jr.. Of New York is at the
Ebbitt House
E. II. Hunter. Fairfield. Iowa. banker, n
at the Ehbitt
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lm 9UOGamGs' W@apa
Doc [BGGWearo
case I2-4 Honeycomb Spreads.

I case 12-4 Honeycomb Spreads.
FORMER PRICE. Toe NOW 59c
l case of Cot spreads.
FORMER PRICE. 81. NOW 75c
lot Of Crib Spreads 60c and 75c.
3 Fine Marseles Spreads.
FORMER PRICE, 81 NOW So
Saline Comforts.
FORMER PRICE. s2.5s. NOW &1sO
Saline Comforts.
FORMER PRICE. S. NOW s.
Fine Saline Covered Eideriown Comforts
FORMER PRICE. Sc NOW s475.
Fine Saline Covered Eiderdown Comfort.
FORMER PRICE. S.. NOW S.
SO pairs Of I2-+ Atwood White Blankets.
FORMER PRICE. S. NOW Sc
S pairs White Wool Blankets, slightly soiled. q
one-half price.
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First Floor Bargains.

The contents Of the bargain tables for this Frda,
are unusually attractive.
On table near Eleventh street entrance: 81 9s
for choice Of fifty Dress Patterns cut from the
Doss attractive of the A9c English Wool Suit
hgs. Half Of the lot to go on sale 1t am. The
other half will be reserved until pm, in order
10 do justice to those who cannot call until tina,
hour OF course, not more than one dress to eacl
purchaser.
On closely table in center aisle will be 500 OF
those Initial Purses from Austria. Only SC for
choice. -- -
The adjoining table viii contain AZ dozen 81 IS
and Sl-sS ''Palais Royal Suede Kid Mousquetaire
Gloves ut only SEC pair for choice.
The center table Of the store will be crowded
with 500 boxes Of Pure Glycerine Soap. Three
cakes in a box. 12c boz. Turn around and
you viii notice the ssc Silver Fnagree Toilet Bot
ties At . very special prfce-49c.
step or two nearer TO the elevator and you'll
md Q table at the entrance to the Shoe Parior on
which will be . few dozen pairs Of Ladies' Button
Shoes 1t only $l.47 for choice. AL sizes and
widths
And now come the four tables to right of ele-
vator. No. l, filed with Japanese Baskets, worth
up TO ESQ., for only i5c each. No. 2, with DIR. War
rer's CorSets ut 4Yc pair for choice. No. 3, with
Children's Heavy Ribbed Fast Black Hose. in
sizes to 10. Only 1Sc, or pairs for SOC.
These double knee stockings have never before
been sold here elsewhere at less than zoe pair.
No. 4, with Kitchen Helps in Glass. Tin. Wood.
snail extra table for loFnorrow filed with
Ladies Natural and White Ribbed Wool Vests.
Reduced from osc TO 4Sc. Originally SIC each.
A few steps and we arrive at the end Of the
lace counter, facing ST. entrance. On this coun-
ter eli tomorrow will be combination lot OF
Lscss ut Toe yard for choice Even the last
visitor will have ru:lble In picking out laces
worth 2sc I'D To choes. from are Black and
White Silk Chantilly Laces. All-liuen Torchon
Laces, White Silk Point veniss Lace and Ex-
Quisite Oriental Laces up to Az inches wide.
Step ac-dss the aisle and you II nrd the end OF
the handkerchief counter loaded with lot of
Ladies' Handkerchief at Sc Tor ehoice-many 12l.c
and q few 19c ones In the lot. Round the corner
for Mems Warranted An-iiEen Handkerchiefs at
only 10c each; full size; all widths Of b. .. bor-
ders. Worth?
Down the aise 4 short way ard the Ribbon De-
partment Is in view. Tie three best bargain lots
OF the season these: Best Quality Black Moire
Ribbon for Alsatian bows. 9-inch wide for s1.3i
I'D; s-inch for Si.15 I'd; finch for SIC I'd; u
inch Tor sec I'd, a-ineh for e5e I'D Lot COM
prises Black Silk Moire Ribbons inst are sec
on,A. inches wide. only 3Ic I'd. but 1ookp.:
Ike the Csc itibbonS. Lot include Moire Ribbons
In all colOrs. to inches wide. for &c. I'D, worth
from l2c to 15c.
35c instead Of 50c for dainty fingers Inquire for
manicure parior. Treatment by Mrs. Smith, the
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ABOUT GEORGETOwN.
The Matters of Local Interest Tint
Are Talked About

The Matters Of Local Interest Tim,
Are Talked About.
The members Of the Masonic Aid avso-
citation last evening elected the following
officers to serve the ensuing year: A. n
jackson, president; George J. Fritch. vice
president; F. w. Storch, secretary. and
Charles Becker. treasurer. Two members
Of the association have died during the
past year, Messrs. A ]. Beall and r.. L.
Middleton. and their qualities as men and
brothers were feelingly recalled Among
those who knew the departed best and
spoke Of them We're Messrs G. j. Fritch.
s. c. Palmer, Thomas. A. b. Jackson, rohn
Hieston and Danl. Johnson. The officers of
the association receive no salary, though
the duties Of the secretary. particularly.
are numerous.
The Canal Trustees.
The question of allowing the present ,rus-
tees to continue the management Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio canal for ten more
years will be discussed today IN the court
at Hagerstown. II permission is granted
the Transports ton Company will be given
the right to establish electrical boats on
the canal. Those concerned in IL will make
it a big enterprise.
Paragraphs of Interest.
The house I'm the deep hollow at the north
east corner of Bath and s streets is to be
raised to the level of the street, I'm order to
permit the filling in of the place with dirt
to be taken from Fenwick's hill.
The spring fishing season Will open the
latter part of March. In order to be pre-
pared. enemies OF the finny tribe on this
side of the creek are pulling out nets and
making the usual repairs 10 them Fisher
men predict big catches the coming season
w. A. Thomas. colored boy Yesterday
snatched pair of shoes from the store q,
Mr.. Henry oettinger on II street. He was
pursued by Officer Lehman, and when re.
effected.
The Epworth League of the Dumbarton
Avenue Church met last night and pre-
scented program OF literary excellence for
the entertainment of good audience
Mr.. A. S. Mutersbau,yh has gone to Lake
Charles, La. 10 reside. He will enter into
the lumber business.
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Fourth-Class Postmasters.

The total number of fourth-class post
masters appointed today was ffty-one. OF
this number twenty-nine were TO mn va
cancies caused by death and resign Ia tions
and the remainder by removals The Sir-
gina appointments were follows: Able
vile. H. h. Russell. vice \. X Miles re-
signed; Hagan. II. L. Montteiro. vice 1ohn
Blankenship, resigned.
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$I.Q8.

SIC. Stable Horse Blankets now. ......... .65c
las Wool Horse Robes ow............ .75c.
Also few fine Carriage Robes at half price
And all kinds of Winter Goods at CLEARING
PRICES, such Lined and Wool Gloves Ladies'
and Mems Underwear, Flannel Skirts, Wool
Hosiery, &c.
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Wide=AWake
Women,

Enough bright women visi. the Paais Royal
svery Friday morning to make 1t worse than useless
70 advertise lots n very small quantities. so we
mention only the bargains 10 sufncient quantities
% last all the day,
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MARRIED.

RoB1NSoN-CIAlG. On "Wednesday evening, Feb
ruary II. 1894. by Rev. Chas. A stakely. u D..
Mr.. EDWARD W. ROBINSON Of Fredericks-
burg. Va. TO Miss ELLA NJ. CRAIG Of wash-
ington, D. e.
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For the Sale Of Indian Lancs.

The Senate committee on Indian AFFAIRS
at its meeting today authorized a favora-
bic report on the bin providing for the sale
! of the unsold portion OF the CmstiIla A.
dian reservation in oregon.
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BORN.

PULLMAN: On Tuesday, February Is, 1884, 10
3 Mr.. and Mrs. George p. Pullman OF Alexandria,
Va. q daughter.
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0nn DwnnDsstf@so

Best Quality Apron Bingham.
REDUCED FROM Zoe. TO Sc YARD
Percaies, all new styles, l yard wide. .2]ac I'd
Blue and White Stripe Ticking (featherproo),
yard wide.
REDUCED FROM zoe. TO lie. I'D.
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"keep to the Right"
p E r II Y S .

T Is A GRAVE MATTER but WE
cannot help smiling at the bunoonery
that Is injected into some Of the presen:
day advertising. While 1t is designed TO
draw your attention from the serious CO..
sideration Of important mattcrs-it falls
short OF Its mark-hits its author and
brushes him.
The public Is too alive to the value OF
genuine, exclusive effects In DRESS GOODS
to he unappreciative Of them. Those mer-
chants-who visit the market much like the
keepers-who visit the market much like the
curiosity guests at q wedding who are
allowed seats on the benches only after the
chosen are ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fortify
themselves with the rare and unique. They
must take what is left-and 1t is their en-
deavor to paint In words what Is lacking in
reality that causes to smile.
In the din OF boasting they seek TO drowL
the clopuence OF facts Quality-elegance-
exclusivcness.
Nobody ever knew to say We had the
largest stock Of Dress Goods. We hope
We haven't.
WE STICK TO THE TRUTH.
You HAVE HEARD Us SAY our variety
was the CHoICEST-and THAT IS TRUE.
You HAVE HEARD Us SAY our assort-
meut was made up of EXCLUSIVE STYLES
and THAT Is TRUE
You HAVE HEARD EVERYBODY say
that PERRY'S is the BEST PLACE IN
TOWN TO BUY DRESS GOODS-and surely
the whole community cannot be in error.
What We HAVE is the LARGEST STOCK
Of the CHOICEST NOVELTIES at PRICES
that NOBODY CAN BETTER and We leave
you to prove the assertion by comparison
anywhere any circumstances.
Here are SOME Of our NEW. FRESH.
EXCLUSIVE MPORTATIONS FOR SPRING
GOwNs-UNRIvALED IN BEAUTY AND
VARIETY.
S9-inch GRANITE-'new ones''-$1 yard.
4s-inch STRIPED SUTrINGS-'new ones
81 yard.
49-inch MEI.ANGE SUTrINGS-''new ones"
Tan, Brown, Gray, Green, etc.-$1.25
yard.
42-inch SILK and WOOL CHECKs-"new
ones''-S1. so q yard.
42-inch SILK and WOOL CHINE-"new
ones'-$1.5O a yard.
42-inch SILK and WOOL NOVELTIES
new ones'-$l.IS a yard.
42-inch SILK and WOOL NOVELTIES
Tan, Turquoise and Gray in combination
with Black-"new ones''-$2 yard.
42-inch SILK and WOOL BCURETTE
STRIPES and SERPENTINE EFFECTS
new ones''-S2.25 a yard.
42-inch SILK and WOOL NATTE-inter-
weavings Of Tan. Brown and Navy Blue
NEW ones''-$22 rs yard.
42-inch SILK and WOOL BRILLIANTS-
new ones''-$1.35 a yard.
42-inch SILK and WOOL FLORALS-
NEW ones''-$2 a yard.
4e-inch SILK and WOOL CRYSTALS
Russian Blue and other new ones''-$325
4 yard.
40-inch SILK and wOOL-"new ones
with only . single pattern Of each color
$3.50 q yard.
48-iuch SILK and WOOL BouRErTE
DENTEI.LES-''n ones'-S4 yard.
42-irch SILK and wOOL-''new ones
81 a yard.
48-inch wAFFLEs-" NEW ones'-$2 and
42-inch SATIN BERBERs-"new ones
$3.50 q yard.
40-inch SATIN BERBERs-"new ones
81 . gard.
44-inch CHINE sUIITNGs-"new ones'-
$3.50 q yard.
4e-inch CoRKsCREws-"ne ones"-
$225 yard.
42-inch SILK and CREpONs-"new ones'-
$1.75 yard.
42inch SILK and WOOL BOURETTE
CREPQNS-"new ones'-$2.1 10 n yard.
46-inch BOURETTE STRIPES-"new ones'
-$2.75 yard.
6O-inch NAVY CRAvENETTES-''new ones''
So yard.
1t isn't often We direct our attention to
other folks business. We are glad to say
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Homer Ramsdell. leading citizen of
Newburg, y. Y, died Tuesday morning
in the eighty-fourth year Of his age He
was At one time president Of the Erie rail-
way and did much for that corporation.
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A Ffve-DouIar Coincidence.

conscience stricken Washingtonian has
contributed five dollars to the treasury
cash. 1t has been deposited to the credit
of conscience"
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ketS.
SEE THESE PRICES

SEE THESE PRICES.
We recently purchased a large quantity Of 1914
ROssville White Wool Blankets at a GREAT SAC
RIFlCE to the manufacturer. and marked them
81 so the pair at which price they considered
great bargain, but the mild weather has re-
tarded somewhat the sale. Consequently We offer
what's left of them during the balance OF this
week at. per pair
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OUR
Guaramte

We authorize grocers TO guarantee that
l. Clevcland's Baking Powder Is I'urs
cream OF tartar powder. free from alu0
and ammona:
= II is made exactly as stated On tbs
label:
B. 1t does more work aud finer WORK than
any other:
l. Food raised with II has no bitter taste.
but is sweet and keeps moist and fresh.
Give Cleveland's a trial. and II Il 10 not
as represented. return II to your grocer aud
get Your money back.
CLEVELAND BAKING POWDER CO..
NEW YORK.
Dr.. C. y. HoAGLAND. President.
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Widow
Watkins
Nearly Died

from bilious headaches. She COM
R,s9ss paid and 1%s ossa and in
And while she was complaining aud
ssaay r ise medicine ssne @sasne co., 1876
Her headaches We're no better then
s ssdn ssa9te' and to se. no relief
Then she bought a box Of RiIMns
fabuies nj the drug store. The first
one cured her headache In fifteen
minutes, and she was well In three
days. This cost her. ........... -
and she has four little bottles of the
Tabules still on hand.
II will thus be seen that 1t cost
her slOS 10 more to be sick than to
he WELL
R=l=P=A=N=S TABULES
cure any illness resulting from a disordered
Sestioil. and In nine cases out Of ten a single
will bring substantial relief In half an hour
Ripans Tahules are for sale by EDwARI
MERrZ, r and 11th SITS. n.w., Washington, d
and by drucp