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Mlal Hoisnngton was well known ia
society Circles last eummuE Al that
timu sho came on f,om Denver 10
marry a popular young society mau, J.
Montgomery Hsndley, aui created o.
sensation by fainting a. The altar juai
before the hnai words binding them Ia
wsilUck were spoken.
The CEREMONY wan broken up amid
considerable excitement end Mics
Hoissiugton Immediately departed for
Chicago. When suu Hftiycl in Cui-
cago she teleguphel III unntlcy to
come on and marry hur He lot for
that city, but soon returned, and it was
rumorod the match was Oh. Hnudloy,
who has wealthy relatives Ia Europe,
was ut the time dramatic oIItIr % the
Kansas Clty Ilmsa Huis now In tho
East travelling fr u theatrical csm-
pnny.
SAN FRASc.scO, Feb. -. Thornton
Woodbury. came nCgB last july from
Boston, where hc 10 an attorney. lie
was gIvou the privileges oi tho Uni'
voItIiy CLUB uud appeared % have
plenty OF money.
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7BLBGRAPBIG.
aaITg ASH NINE HORROR
aa
,,,r..hH, Bodies Recovered 10 The
BuTaIlB Tomb.
I'm. Rescued probably Fatally
sons iplur,d-cau'' Of the
disaster.

,,s n 81, Feb. 2I.-The
cEfh'l' s coal mine, situated some
Whl" ~ M. rom Ccrullos and opcr
ii,' ,bs Santa 10 Railway com
i'i " ',bs scene tbia morning oi -
r' l,.'.i 5,.,,,,f, whereby mere 'hsn'
iilu1 =, mlpsrs, each Of whom was
',.'. IN ,npport Of some dependent
~ ls,t thoir lives Fourteen
ll., n,s., were taublyirjn'ed AMI
~, r,b,l,o , these viii die 90 the ri'
riiai ,5 1'. tr-n, ami bruises. 100,
Ny o. N 80 rricvsd that every man
u = areeuntuI iJr IWen'y-1nt'o
=, 80 sa-,b,r OF the dead Ttc'''Ie-'
.ls ' ".iry IN tho miuu has Ucen Va "a,
b't'l ~, "a mlru dral bodies nave
i.ii.l a.- some OF tao rescued men
Je.ih's do0l tut tAlIlul hi 1,-'
~" ',,.st.5o saved their iiFrs' L .
1910 "a causUi by the explosion
E...'.nsatrd hydrogen cucouutctuu
W iII.a5sgrd drifi, followed BY the
.,..ion o. Ere gamp' r-
~ much praise canuoi be gwen lle
.H.,.apd unacllan people u Germ
..s thp heroic miners VINO mAu'
,sr.~l1le effort 60 savo their icl-
80 ~ ono "a % blame; u was sln''
.,ss. d those accidents that occur
nt.igalh
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Tho Aggregate stock OF wheat Not
changed froni % Year Axu.


CHICAGO, Feb. 27.-rho March t.
port OF thu orange Juad idTmCr, " high
nppuam iu the issue tor mo outeLt
week, makes the total u,OJss OF grain
now 90 truIuus' hAuIt:
Corn, o5J, g3g,0JJ bushels; wheat
lbl,57s,OOu; vuts, o2i,l5i,OJO.
luu ttUUE IL corr 10 iuO,OlO,OOO
bushels lees than last yrgr nut the
crop whlCu rumaius was 80, 900 small.
or, showing that economy la feeding
and the partial substitution II utuef
graiua is bridging over Tue deficiency
la the crop,
The distribution OF the remaining
farm ttochs u abnormal, more tuau 80
por cent OF tho total being lu three
statgs, Ohl0, Indiana nuL Illinois.
These states mold iJ,UJOOuO more thau
year ago, but Iowa, kaaagg anu
Nebraska sold less tuan 80 PEE cent
lees THAI last yoag'd stocks at THE
GatO,
Tho stocks OF wheat which remain In
iut hnndu ATE apparently lO,UUi,U1D O.
loiV'uUJO buHhei7 smaller tnAu tie
actual BtJcka OF last Marun Hs deter.
mined by tuu iiuai disululJu. lt Do
possible llut TINS llloftuuu DO nlmuat
NAA"NNN ~ hAAN AAAANANN ~ kNNm NAnINIu
stocks In the country elevator, NJ 10 ls
almost safe t. assume that thu sagpr,.
gate supplies OF wheat la tho country
are h.to changed from "a yo.f
ngO. Tho great uulk II the wheat
remaining 10 IA tho winter wheat
states, where "a very large crop was
harvested, but In Minnesota anu tins
DakJ1aB nearly 10000, UOO are yet on the
farm.
A careful inyealigatlon as 20 the
amount iod farm auimala shows thai
the earlier expressions were eKAguer.
atud. Local ToiuTna from every
county Indicate that tho amount thus
disposed Of UP 20 March lst, Will NOT
exceed $1,000 600 bushels.
Corn WAS relatively dearer tbnn
whoa. only during "a shor. time In Inc
ohTly iulL ~ that time feeding ni
wheat was general but when yniurs
returned 10 thelr normal range feeding
largely ceased. In Iowa, kuntRs and
Nebraska 70 was maintained and ann
continues Ia tho main winter when,
states there WAC large corn rrou
while In the spring wheat uiblrict MI
comparatively little feeding 10 ever
done,
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cumbeuoma akifls, high heels and uoa.
attiU,eJ Waste,
The uthlcG OF dress were reviewed by
Rev. Ida O.. Hutton Of Moline, H.,
vino re- afIe1 tins U.dy us tool Or ia.
aitumunt Of thu person and said that TO-
make the body beautiful aa we'll us
strong, was plain duty, tbe Tins spent
l1 tue cOnsidufatiou VI urOas nod hulu
sj extensive thnt too little thought hlu
been budtpwpd on tao development 10
Tie mind ana body.
Martins Strickland OF Illinois held
that ut,htic dress was bassi ou artistic
thought, knowledge, wuTL nnd the cot.
eidornli0n OF many important princi-
ples. Tho modern drcls luo pictured
~ gross violation Of unity and par-
ucuiafly iu the txsggutAuon OF tlo
shoulders aud tue mluim z'us of tlr
want hirs. Ellen A. EiChnrdsou u
MassuChuFoUs, advocated, lJJau CLOTH
ing uf "a porous nEtsrlaL Me. Annie
White JohuS0n VI Chicago, made au
earnest plea Tor the emancipation 0f
women from iaHhiOn plates. The sus-
sion closed with plea Tor dress reform.
ty Julia Pauline Lvhvelt of Maine,
who ro'Crrad 20 drou- nakiuF us %
profession 10 which stupidity 10 coz
lgHsal.
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DrssELI. tr,t0Ns.
The Postmnstsr. General Hoircs from
the tnttuUL

she tubtuUts
WAguNUrUN, ID. G., Feb. g7.-p1st.
rpssief-tfuuoTnl BIsJall lltu tuls uIt.r.
noon placed hts fesiEunuOn ne q mum-
Der Of tho cabinet iu tho hnuls OF
President Cleveland, 90 be- accepted
upon tho appointment uf hls ptots-
cusaUs. Though tho rumou u tho
coming retirement Of SIT. Eisfell nave
been rife for some time, tine official au-
uUuuccnlunt when 10 was made tHiH
evening caused something % tcusa-
ton.
Attic White Houss tho President
said:
"lisnroiy 10 not necessary Tor mo 10
say that / snail rrlunae Mr. I.suli with
the utmost regret An ui urslUlatol
In the administration viii fool that
they have lost a colleague who In all
respects, was valuable factor in their
executive lutOrgi 1s well hs O cImpln.
loo 10 whom they have become statIy
attached. / nm not taken by surprise,
Tor l have known taru9uu time that 10
WnB inevitable, uuCAlsb BIC. bIsHtl'a
reasons Tor bis actions were of lor-
eOnnl nature and weT' iutN 1ruhlr. Still
this nist break iu tho cauurf, which
has bFUu in tho mli.t 20 many pafpiCg-
Ing tItuliiuus, rulIruly harmonious, uu
being ucluutuI ~ loyal devotion 6, tho
public lu guF, AMI ICrvaICi in
marked degree ny ll0 pouuugl gUnch.
mcuta which fu0h connections cannot
iail O. create causes uf $50 ru1l sorrow.
Much Qualification awaits Mr. Bi.-rll
ia tho appreciation % hl1 couuiryWeu
OF his splendid AND valuable pIullo
service"
Though IN the department. and Con-
grgssloanl Circlus the nif war rll11 win
uumys OF possible candidates 90 succeed
Mr. B.uuil iron a.atUs rUugiug from
thU AtaUt.U 10 tue Pacific aud 90
Florida on tho south, stI'l tho IcGlius
wa upprtmUst among mon ia unlulHl
lilo that tho President wUulI reward
ia rOmu way thu uniting devotion OF
CuugfusfmUu WILSON OF West Viz
ginie ID tuo naturalization throughout
this CUuggCas.
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Sta7dard C5urc5 Uorks,


u1sE % fTcgraon. A ,..-r-, NJ a.
Aaeiou, Inhtbluins % thl American Carti
nan- uriu'u b. thp band OF lilflsn upln
r'sioa iaanu from u1 pilates of E.Hlt found
no1r Manchester, u1liu1 o., H-r Ya.t. and
Translated BY ue Prophet J1s,rt sd.tb. Ir.
oh- iAisi Pun hl.a, t4u1, Poll hua. ti.5s;
luIl A'aA lsnaIi, tis1. guI rali.a-. sal14lfd
Nl4't Toll Cloth, embossed. lLl1
eeos or laormon' lalrss ruHtl Nnroa-a,
Hi'th cue 20 90 iea.laf. 0ut, g. %. Lsalh-r.
Di UiHN tt1I.
noeirine aud Covenants % u., church Of
60. ,ri 90 lsaafi4y aluu. oaal1iuiug
% l'''eatI10 sivHl O. Joseph Smith. If.. tas
if'pna4 i'r u1 Hlad.us ur 90 Ono Kingdom q
Coz m DO i..i Gays. OHt. tlls. uu usss.
tloo Eal Hlsa t'.ii. FaIu.si J.sain. tis5.
til l.ai1n., embossed. Gu o.. rau gial. tai.
biu.eI. 4i.ll
Doeiriuo nut Covenants. its--s PRINT.
ho.os'a, Eua u.. $3.50. Ia.nsr, on
t0lI irAnrr cas-, Cln. ues
F2afi or Cront Erico. A .ta.s ..fs.t,,
H'N tl' .h.'..luuH., foundations auI Sac.
taN1w oi 5H.,lh HllH auI Iilah.. sos
A1i h0f'''"f of Go Church OF sa.us christ q
AANil hi uilia hidf8.sH. uHL tI..i
i'''l.f, "a7 iim, Eaaa ..s,l l.a, on.
hHu.f. Fn.
1ey 90 tho Science Of rhcoirny. ID,
signed lf 900 iHualu.i.H1 tl.ua f.... I.f-.l.
ts % ru.aN Philosophy L.te..a. r.v
eAa Government o. Delivered UT Cd. An
o'ni, eos ti l.HItl.1i fH u.Haas f1rHarrl
erf'.7JrHni 81 uniG.HlI t.4... t.Hu. ..l
tr6v NV - Ea.teT r.. rrtn r1fi Hsas
eH'.'al, T's.s rHl g.at,. srl.Hrf. irs
Voice or Warning. Az latlafr.t..,t q, Oh,
lAA a'l l.aiH1 % us yaHf.a OF Jelus
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rs.j3oysrnor Brnl mnu mead

KANSAS CRY, Feb. g7.-Geu. Mason
nny mug,agud 81 years, ex-governor Of
liuhg, tIe uluttt Mason ln no United
rtitDt, and former associate la legal
practice with AUtsham Lincoln uivu
nero today az the nomu 0l his son.in-
law, Theodore G1wdy, Of Brighps uu-
vase. rhe funeral services viii be he'll
tomorrow anu tho body taken 10 flpoui
VIA, 90 Doc Inherited by tho slide OF tue
uucUaaoI'a wife.
Gen. Bfnymsu was born in 1913 In
Buffalo, n. Y. IulS35 ho was admitted
10 tue bar. 10 then went 10 Louisville
where he gJllgd o. pepper anu pfaCtictu
Law, He HilCruaied between the Two
professions, obtaining cmiuenco IN
both.
In 1872 he removed 81 Springfield,
H., Euu began tine practice Of law.
While in Springfield he was ueigu-
Dor n biuc0iu,ulu was associated wash
him IA many case. Tho Intimacy
begun thgu continued until Linc0ln'S
death.
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wrpniNa CREATES a STIR.
,r.pps lady saia to ba well Known
iu cuts CiiI.

,r,urs lady saia to be well Hnown
iu cuts CiiI.
ry,r,o, Eco. g1.-MyFtlo b. Hoi1'
.S,iss. F. beautiful youug woman
~ eafly ia the winieT while Holng
s's', hi uame % Mtf. a. u. Kay
. .,H"i sfs.lsd quitBR stir in Chicago
Ts,iy. wa mafnuI Do this city aday
n rt5fpt1p Woodbury., 0i San Frau
~. Monday afternoon Miss u0lt-
.i-.t5B fegiittlrl 10 the dfcat North
.m hotel win hOr maid, giving her
s,Bsas Mfs. Raymond. This morning
W55itury appeared a. the motel, iogit-
sf,lsM b. Raymond Of New YORK,
IN mod 10 be- shown 10 Mics H0is.
N. lon. room, aylua that no was her
lHlall.
laaisu minalsr the two entered "a
atla,s AMI were driven 90 the Lex
.au5n hotel, wtuic DR.. stlyus, Of Grace
Islatal church, wa awaiting them.
M HsInIngi5n had formerly nv,d 40
he Is1lus,sn under the name Of Mis-.
RAYMOND, and shc did not enter
W5jltufy alkrd tue rector 10 marry
them 10 ibu church, and tle cafflnge
Wa gulckly driven there. Dr.. Btivua
lal iuquth,ly met the prospective
thie In ,oeltty, bot did not recognize
hsf Until ,huy anghlgi ut tho church
dJaL The lto,lt 0l.oltou ~ marrying
divorced puopr.
u think eau tx lhl1 satisfactory to
Itu,n Mes H.lsIngi0n interrupted.
"Wben y5a met NE / was living Ia
Chigag0 ~ M. Raymond. That WIS
ny tisp'iaiheii name Aud / posed ns b.
maliiei Womtn simply because
1hIaghi Eluli serve aa a protection.
Ailsng - people thought me u be
mirei, knsW | wOuli be compare
u7ry ire non insult. 1 have never
b1eh mirItd.n
Interpolation occurred as the trio
Htrtanilng on tue sidewalk near
We eitlagC They entered the chapel
thi Asie lhe two were made man ana
w.
AIH Hl.aington was born ia Den.
uuaai BE- we'll known both in that
tyhnliu Salt Lake city, Her father
shaWeallhy mine owner la Denver
hl ll' yglue woman, after leaving
-etolVolliu which rhu wac educated,
-isl 90 California avenue Ia Ihag CITY
.h boz sult From Dcnvrrshe went
NeAl Lake where she went by the
l,leoi buuulou, saii 20 be- tho name
" la t'tl-A,hcL While iu Denver
e'hil a love affair with a man who
.HsA'lel "Ghulsra,n aud was said 10
Nt.tieaehman, During tho last two
l'l''le young woman has been "a.
-'ilg many mUUagea from Denver
,.'l"Ih0mtln," aud 1t IN supposed
~ people At The Gfsal Northern
~. ~ llA' Woodbury. iuitsad II uciug
H. o.l ffaneitcJ 10 "CuclseAD rom
, ala'As Cry, Fob. g7.-phs mar.
,.NA Ihicag0 u Myrtle B. Hulssing.
y. 2 Thornton Woouuury erents1
'aA' o. a sensation here, where
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IAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 9s.-M. J..
Campbell, VI inr Gunsluut mipc, near
tho llnc OF southern Auglug, rays the
camelH OF tue desert, introduced macy
yrats ago by Ben buUefWuT,t, aud
now gown wilG,Uro iucrrling rapidly,
camols roam on lands between the q Ga
and Colorado riyers, Inoy keep In
good condition by tao fnu buuCh grass,
uuu are often KILLED ana pnimrd Oh Tor
beef. They are often captured Tor CiT.
Gus purposes and arc easily trained.
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nybm snnaer.nn,. snn.rlrg..

EO51uN, Feb. 25.-.rhu management
Of the Granu Opera 0mpany, now play %
Ing huIc, substituted Carmen Tor
MGnol last nighL Tho Tea81u Tor this
WIS the announcement that Sybll
aaudorsou WINS suffering from a cold
Inc story goes, however, that Mites
Ssndcrou's illneFs IL the result VI grief
resulting ifom quarrel VITA Antonio
Terry the rich Cuban who was report
cd to uu Engaged 10 her. 10 IL taid he
has transferred bis affections 10 1T
other.
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PHOENIX, ArIz., Feb. 28.-The last
spike IA tho now railroad limo unitlpr
Phoenix with Prescott was driven IN
the presence Of Thousands OF peF,op,
from far and near VINO gathered ~
witness the long looked Tor reality.
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900 bod ne.IIlnle rnrm,r..

OMAHA, Feb. 27.-Thu destitute
farmers Of Nebraska are accepting toe
proportion OF tue Chicago hoard ut
lfHGe 10 furnish them seed grain g. be
paid Tor when the crop Is sold. This
will involve over q million. Tho board
has formed ntytdIunle 90 handle tue
Meter. Mnss nCuuuga all Synt the
stale indicate IA disposition ~ accept
tue oiluT.
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DRESS REFORM.

NHhANh AAAAHH N"hNN sAmeA ~ inc
American Women.
WARRINGTON, Feb. g7.--Drefs re-
form was thp theme Of tho discussion
throughout tuiay'l session Of tho na-
llUnal council Of women. The hail
was crowded as result OF tho an
uouncemoDt Of the topic, anu many of
tir prominent members VI tue cUuucll
contributed tncir practical nugGostiouB
Tor further Improvement IA uress
movement, The committee made a
vigorous protect against tue present
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$500
NEWMARKETs.

GREAT sACRIrICEs To- DO
WHd" ilis wpHE ou 2Il Spring
NuwmhlEuH. uIl with triple caro-
uHhul| ull HhadHs. will large
sleeves, very elegant hulug. Ml
.'f's. regular value glayu, ~ BOO
sacrificed Tor
ST.!
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-08-07
For Surveyor.
LOUIS GREEN

There was large and enthusiastic
meeting OF the regular Democracy of
Anne Arundel at the Count House to-
day. The meeting was in response to a
call sent out for all Democrats in SYM
pathy with the success Of the party in
Anne Arundel and in the State this fall
TO assemble and consult over the best
methods OF consulting the campaign.
DIR. g. Morris Cheston presided. En-
thumastic speeches were made by repre-
sentative men from al districts, and
resolutions were unanimously adopted
condemning the course of certain par
tles 10 defeat the ticket, rs well as the
false representations made by the Balti-
more Snn and its correspondents of the
state Of affairs, with view Of defeating
the party. II was meeting composed
Of many Of the representative men of
the county.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-08-07

From every section Of the country
comes reports OF improving trade.
After long period Of depression bust
ness is steadily reviving and observent
men predict an area Of prosperity.
The business Of the county is adjusting
itself 10 the schedules of the new Demo
cratic tariff law and the attitude of
President Cleveland on the financial
question begets confidence in our cur
rency. Altogether the prospect is
encouraging TO the di heartened bust
ness men OF the land. With the advent
Of better times, the calamity bowler
will disappear from the scene.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-08-07

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, It's
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SO
cent bottles by all leading drug
gists. Amy reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try It. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal.
LOUISVILLE. ~. NEW Y0RK. M
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-08-07

WILL those gentlemen who talk
about the unwillingness of this or that
man TO accept the democratic nomi-
nation for President please make public
the name of the man who refused the
nomination. There never was such a
man, and there never viii be. The
honor OF a nominotion has been gladly
accepted when the party had no chance
to win, and il will not be declined when
the chances all favor another victory,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-08-07
n BYLAW
the City Tax for 1895.

SECTION l. Be II established and ordained
by the Mayor. Counsellor and Aldermen OF
the City of Annapolis. and by the authority
of the same, That a tax of EIGHTY CENTS
be and the same IS hereby imposed on each
one hundred dollars of the assessable proper
~ OF the City of Annapolis. for the year one
thousand eight hundred and ninety-five 10 be
collected pursuant 10 the Laws OF the State of
Maryland, and the Ordinances and bylaws
of this Corporation
SECTION 2 And be il established and or
dained by the authority aforesaid, That out
of the amount named in the first section OF
this bylaw the sum of five cents on each one
hundred dollars of the assessaDle property be,
and the same Is hereby. set apart for the sink
ing Fund to redeem the bonds of the City of
Annapolis. as required by the Act of Assem-
bly, of 1870 Chapter Ars. ana IL shall be the
duty of the Collector aud Treasurer 10 collect
said sum of five cents. so set apart to the
Sinking Fund. separately, ana 10 keep sepa-
rate the receipts on account thereof, and to
deposit the same TO the credit of the Sinking
Fund in ''rhe Annapolis Savings Institution"
and receive on account thereof nothing but
current money of the United states. and the
same shall be applied under the directions of
the said Commissioners and for the redemp-
tion Of said City Bonds.
SECTION 3. And be il further established
and ordained by the authority aforesaid,
hereby directed to express upon the tax bills
for the year one thousand eight hundred and
ninety-fiVe. that sevcnty-ftye cents thereof,
are for the ordinary expenses or the city and
payment of its floating debt, and I'VE cents
for the Sinking Fund,
SECTION 4. And he IL further established
and ordained by the authority aforesaid, That
this Bylaw shall take effect from the date of
its passage.
Approved July 22nd, 1895 ia
JOHN II. THOMAS, Mayor.
Test :-THos. HIMELHEBER, Clerk.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-08-07
sPECIA

so Fine ladies Hundred Waists in most
90 desirable shades, full sleeves, four-ply
80 collar and cuffs, worth 75cts., for SO
90 cents each.
Good quality Buttermilk Soap 3
. cakes TO box, worth 25cts., our
9 special price, cents per box.
s dozen of elegant writing paper,
5 dozen of same quality envelopes in Il
handsome box, for only cents.
Is Boys Waist made of good calico,
10 worth 25cts., for 10 cents.
Al Good size Cotton Towels with red
Al or blue borders, Al cents.
% Mems Blue Overalls any size you
% may want, we will sell them as spec
% ial, % cents pair.
80 Boys Knee Pants made Of blue
80 flannel, worth 60cts., for 80 cents;
80 sizes 8 to IA years.
l2i % doz. washable Boys Pants, from
l2t 4 to II years, for only l2icts paIr.
25 Nickelplated Waving Irons, five
% prongs. made by the n. y. w. Co..
% worth 5Octs., for IS cents.
5 Best corset Steels, 3 hooks and
clasp protector, worth l0cts., for j
8 cents "A pair.
144 Having too many on hand, good
l44 quality pure silk black Mitts, never
l44 before sold for less than 29cts., we
l44 are closing them out at special
l44 price, l4a cents per pair.
500 Japanese Fans with straight
l handles, silver and gilded edge fin
ish, all you want for cent each.
s The recent advance in muslin did
not get the best of us, for we have
bought cases of it before it went up,
and will sell you Lawnsdale yard
wide Bleached Muslin, worth s1Octs.,
8 for only cents yard.
10 Gents Linen Collars, any style
10 you may wish, worth IL and Is cents,
10 for only 10 cents.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-08-07

WHY are the republicans so much
afraid that ex-Secretary Whitney will
be the democratic candidate for Presi-
dent, II they don't believe he could be
electedY
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-08-07

NEW York city seems TO have large
number OF citizens who have no other
way to dispose of their time than work.
ing for or against a condemned murder
er or murderess, and they seldom lack
occupation.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-08-07

GEN. Mahones attempt to break in
to Virginia politics again, through the
alleged non partisan fair election move
ment, indicates that financial mjsfor-
tunes have dulled his wits. Times
have changed since he juggled with read
iustment; the people are not so easily
bambouzled.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-08-07

WELL, we'll think of BossQuay appeal
ing to public sentimen for help in his
fight for political life. 1t is certainly
the first time he has ever shown his
belief in even the existence of such a
thing. Every democrat ought to help
bring it about, as far as they have any
opportunity.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-08-07

If the people wish to punish Con-
gress they will crafty Carl Brown S
ambition to become a member of that
body.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-08-07

II is difficult to stop the travels of a
lie. That story about fiddle full of
gold being left te Kansas man by an
Irish relative who died at Washington
il still being printed.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-08-07
SPECIALS.

IS What is left of our large stock IN
as BOYS Duck Suits, Sl.0o. Sl.2o ana
rs Sl.5O; your choice for s5cts. per SUIT.
So Extra size white bed Spreads, beau
So tifully designed, worth SLo5, for SSc.
60 White Duck Trousers for Gentle
60 men, worth Sl.25, for 90 cents
10 A handsome quality of Silk in
10 pretty yellow, magenta and violet
10 shades, worth 55cts., for 10 cents.
ia Felt Window Shades mounted on
ia spring rollers in different shades, 2
ia for IS cents and fixtures free.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-08-07

IT is possible to double the number of
policemen without increasing the pro-
lection given the town. For proof of
assertion apply to any citizen of Omaha.