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Clothing
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Clothing for Men and Boys md Children We have the
latest styles Soft Slip and Straw Hats We largest variety
White Fancy Shirts cheapest
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tsS--St, L. \ $. =. Ry. IN. X. st "a T.
& S T. T=r----iz--I. S1~iR-- t--pailY. s--Except
Sunday.
For rates and other information apply TO
j. r. HOLDEN, Gen. Tranic NJ gr.
South McAlester, l. T.
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Southern Railway.
(PIEDMoNT AIR LINED
tscncdule in effect Jan. 6. 1896,

tSchcdule in effect Jan. 6, 1896,
An trains arrive ard leave at Pennsyiva-
MIA pa assenger station.
at Manassas for strasburg, daily, except
folk and Weston. daily. and with the Ches-
Bridge and Clifton Forge.
!iI5a; m.-Daily. the UNITED STATES
PAST MAIL; carries Pullman Buffet Sleep
ers. New York and Washington 10 Jackson
vile, uniting at Charlotte with Pullman
sieepGr for AuEusta. also Pullman Sleeper
connecting at Atlanta with Pullman Sleep.
ers for birmingham. Memphis and st. Loufs
40l r m Local for Front Royal. River
4:5l p. m.-DaiIy. local for CharlotiesvliIa.
FLoRIDA SHORT LINE LIMITED. Pun.
cars New York to st. Augus4ine. Fufltias
drawing-room sleepers New York to Tampa
ington To st. Augustine. and DIiiiur c.r
Salisbury 10 st. Augustine.
stT8RREsTEsN ,Gts Ri nai yEATISf yEEAATSIH1NGT5N TS AS3
iTED. composed Of Pullman ye.,sbn,et1 @
fgPsns sieegEs ditang fSrs Nrw a9d day
Memphis. Via Birmingham. New forE 10 10
New Orleans via At;ani:i and Montgomery.
ianta. Southern Railway dining car, GTecns.
eorp to Montgomery.
TRAINS ON WASHINGTON AND
OHIO DIVISION leave Washington 9.O1 q
q. daily and 4:l6 z. N: daily, except Sun
day, and 6:25 y. IN. Sundays only for Round
Eiii 4:32 y. m. daily. except Sunday, for
LeesDurg. and 6:X5 p. IN. daily for Hcrntion
Returning. arrive at Washington d :a6 n m.
and 800 p IN. daily, from Round Hill and
.06 q. IN daily, except Sunday, from Herr.
from Leesbufg.
Through trains from The South arrive n
m. and 8 40 p- m. daily, Mana ssas cfyfs.
ion. 1000 a. m. daily, except Sunday. ana
$40 Q. m, daily, from Charlottesville.
Tickets sleeping car reservation and in.
formation furnished al offices, 81 and l060
Pennsylyania avenue. and at FehDsyivauk
Railroad Passenger Station.
W. n. GREES, Gen. Supe.
T. n. CULP, Traffic Manager.
w. A. TURK. Gess- itass. Agent.
| H. 8. DROWS. Gen. Ag't raas. Dent.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.

schedule IN effect December 1, 1895.
Leave Washington IRON station corner OF
New Jersey avenue and street:
Limited trains II 80 a. m, s: 20 D. NJ.
For CINCINNATI, st. Louis and lndianap-
OILS. Ecstibnied Limited S:4o y. H.. ex-
For PitisluTg and Cleveland, express
dolly IL 80 Il. IN. md $40 p. m.
For L!eS,nSton and Staunton. II 80 a. m
For Manchester and way stations. bb:3o
For Luray: Natural Bridge. Roanoke;
For Lu5sy: a:45 p. m. daily.
1850. XT:Vo. xi:I5, 1s:U6. $50. xs:s0,
1915. 'z3:aa. s:ss. sa;$s. 4:ss. s. hs:Ss.
s:i6. xs:oO. xI0:u6, Ills, xii:5o D. M.
and 12:ol. night. Sundays. x6:5O, NT:OO.
s:a9' s:ao x9:nn; xi3:9o ,9 a; n. xl2:i9. xIs;30,
$50, xS:uO. xs:uO. 1000. xI1.50 y. N:
xl2:01. night;
sud AIS u. N. Sundays. $50 a. N. Aga
p. NJ
For Frederick. 600, bs:so. b11:so a.
M. cl 10, bi:30. b5:3O p. m.
For Hagcrstown. bll:30 a. m, and b530
For Boyd and way points, bo:4o, c1o:25
For Gai,l,ershurg and way points,
b5 80, i.S;uO a m, Dl 2-50. b3:20. p4:33.
1850, u .U0, bS.sO. clO.2o, D1 30 d. m.
For Warrington J Junction aud way points
Goo, by:30 a. m, cl:l5 p. m. Express
trains stopping at prin cipaI stations
Only. bi:3G, b5:30 p. IN.
koIAL RLUE LINE FOR NEW
YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
All Trains Illuminated with Pinlsch light
For Philadelphia, New York Boston and
the East, week day. q 90 Dining Carr, 500,
llO:OO a. IN. Dining Carr, ll1:SO, 1880
Dining carr, S:uO, t5:05 Dining Carl. 500
p. N, Il 2:Ul. night. Sleeping Car, open at
40 Co., O'Clock sun;ia n. ys,. Zoo Dining Carr.
Carr, 300. sos, Dining Car; 500, fi2:0f
night, Sleeping Car open Tor passengers
2U:0U p. nlt
Buffet Parior Cars on all day trains.
For Atlantic City, 1000 and IL 30 a m,
1s:3o y. Ii. Sundays, 4:5o u. NJ, 1880
p IN.
bExccpt Sunday. aDaiiy. cSurday only.
xExpress trains.
BaEgags, called for and checked from
hotels and residences by Union Transfer
Company. on orders left at ticket orfjces.
619 PeDus ylvania avenue NV New YORK
avenue and Fifteenth street, ard at Depot.
x. ID. CAMPBELL, CHAS o. SIT1
Gcn. Manager. Gen. Pass Art
-A3e
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w A ANTED-To rent near city. small
iOuse anu farm: must be healthy ln-
cation and good water. Address e. Il.
M.. this office. mr2O-4t
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LEGAL. NOTICES.

IN tn T. Supreme Court or lice District
OF Coiumbia-Holding special term fer
orphans Court business, No. 1913, Docket
2I.-March 10, 1Sg6.-In the case CT
Jesse II. Wilson, administrator C. I. a., Of
the estate OF Thomas Knowles, deceased.
the administrator. C. I. a. aforesaid has.
with the approval of the court, appointed
Friday, the 24th day OF April, A. D., 1895,
at o clock a. m, for making ra yment and
distribution under the courts direction
and control; when and where al creditors
and persons entitled to Gistributive shares
tor leSaciest or Il residue. are hereby noti-
fled to attend in person or by agent or at
torney duly authorized. with their glazing
against the estate properly voucher: other-
wise the administrator C. I. a. VIII take
the benefit of the law asainst them: Pro-
vided copy of this order be published once
a week for three weeks in In" Washington
Law Reporter and Washington Times pre-
j. NoTA McGILL
Register of Wills for the Dis,rict Of Cr
lumbia. mr2C-3t-1taw
TN the Supreme Court OF ihe District Of
Columbia, the l,h day of March. 1896.
Charles C. and George Z. Bartgls, trading
as c. C. BarLsis& & Bro, p'aintiffs. vs. Coiuni-
bia Chemical Co. ct al, DEFENDANTS. NO.
lI13l docket. On motion OF the platntifrs.
By Mr.. Chapman W. Maupin. their solicitor.
it is ordered that the defendant, james c.
Hayden, cause his appearance to De en-
tered herein on or before ihe 1lrst ruie-oay
occurring forty days after this day: Other-
wise the cause will be proceeded with as IN
case of default. The ObJcc; at this suit Is to
set aside an illega! assignment executed Dy
the defendant Columbia Chemical Company
January 10. 1896. vacate a certain attach
nent proceeding By the Defendant Richard
Brodiie;,d a gainst said company and subject
theeffects of said companyt" he satis!actio0
of an attachment in favor of the plaintiffs.
this notice TO be published in the Washington
Law Reporter and Washington Times.
By the Court, a L. HAGNER.
True Copy Test: Justice. etc.
J. X. YOUNG. Clerk. ETC.
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RAILRoADS.
Pc nnsylvania
RAILROAD.
STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND B
STREETS.
STREETS.

STREETS.
In Effect January q. II 800
1890 M. PENSs sYLr AN Ia LIN
iTED.-r.,iii,IaI Sleeping. D;nIug. Suok-
ing caaa.. a9a onss Sirn1nna,i ins;snanolis. Sc
Perior Car TO Ra.ris6nrGi ,,
B'i Buffet "a. a. .of Gar 10 Harrisburg: Parior
and Dinire Cars, HaIrsi'urg 4 70 I rstts6gm1E; 16mlE
$40 r. N. cHCAG0M M ANDSSI: S:, LOUIS ssns
to Harris',srg. Sleeping and DtninE Cas-
HarrIsl,ur.: 10 ST. Louis. CincihnEti. Louis
1.IoP. VIC aI,. nI. LIVE WESTERN EXPRESS
failmdn stepping Car TO Chicago and
Harr:soa.r- tb Cleveland iIi,inr car 70
10 p. M. SOUTHWESTERN Ex.
Press, .iilnsn Sleeping and DinlnS
Cars To 81. Louis and siecp;its Car.
Harrisburg 10 Cincinnai rs,
Fniins1a s:srping Car To Pitt.burs.
9,SO a. RI. for Kane. Canandaigua.
Rolcestrr ana Niagara Falls daily. ex-
1880 A 1I; 15nsv fer Ep1,a Far w,;I sGa Esnes
TOE. M. Tor wiIIiamsport. Rochester,
lfuffato aud Niagara Fails. daily. except
Saturday. with Sleeping Car Washington
1O.1G n. ri. for Eric. Canandaigua.
Rochester. Buffalo and Niagara Faiis.
daily SiccniD. car washington To Einira.
For Philadelphia. New York and the
Enst.
400 r. ii. CONGRESSIONAL LIN.
ITED.-Daiiy. all Parlor Cars. with
Dining Car from baltimore; Regular ia ut
ing car'. 1906 tDin!S$ Carr and IL 90
(Dlah,g Cor from Wilmington, A. A..
is'f5. 40: 6:4o 1870 ,n,nti and 4 d:ss ;sS
spIniS. car sSGi ifen nosR @lniRston asn lsis
For rhiadr,phia only. Fast EX Xpress. 7:50
DAYS. &. : sSl &Sfsls sl + 20 aaiiS y ,.ss Fss
dsss. ssssen ani Mi'e5 ais fp 7. H aaiy. Sc a. ~ ~Se
For iiaitimore, 6-26, 2 -g5. 20. I.5o, 200.
T. l19? ls:l3 S.sg s. Sns ~
5-i9. l6.eo: 10 40; !! ;ls; and Il laS5 aS5
9Y'' g6Y. s.i5. i. 40: 90 Lipised1.' 20:
$40 6,.hi t, 10 f10. 1000. io-4o
For Popc's Greek Line, 40 4. m. and 4 80
p. N. DAILY. except 81 Sunday.
40 y. N. daily. except Sunday sun
'rSo as, q m. i,ae ana Ioppcs 4IS p m sn.c,,r
points on Atlantic Coast Line, 40 i. n.
D At T.. ia. ualiy. htCnfDOnu ana A tiaIta,
$40 u. M. daily. Richmond only, iU:57
q. III. week days
Accommodation for ounntIco, 7:45 a. m.
daily, ana i:25 p IN. week days
For Aicxaniria: i:3o. 6.35. 7.4b, $40,
9.45. 1O.SI, 80 q. M. IL 90. lao
and IL. IS q. m. On Sunday at 4. 30, z. 40,
$40 a. -. 2-46, G.l5. O2, aud 10. 10
r. IN
Ieave Alexandria for Washington, COS,
6.43. T.n,, SEQ. $40. 1o.16. i0.26 a. IN,
100. 2i5- $40. 3;23; son, 5.39; e.13:
On Sunday at 6.43, 80. iO.2S a. m-.
2l5. 5-5U. 200. T.2o. $40 and 1889
p. m
Ticket ,.ffice5. corner Fifteenth and q
streets ard at the station, Sixth and q
atreetS. where orders can be left for the
checking or baggage to destination from
hotels and residences.
I'M. PROVOST, JR wOOD
Gen Manager Gen. Passenger A gent.
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AuctionSales
HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR,
No. $40 La. Ave.
.AN SATURDAY MORNING. March
" 2lst, at 10 o'clock, we Will sell
to the higaeSt bidder, for cash,
In front of the Bazaar

delivery Wagons.
= top buggies.
l canopy top Surrey.
8 fancy traps.
extension lop Surrey.
Sal. pcr.sIsMory and without reserve.
Also. it,ii cdiate'y thereafter T.:nia tac
BAZAAR, We VIII sell sixty head OF homes
aud mares In this lot are sore gooH w9sE s,.s,H
out reserve.
We invite buyers to attend this pcremp-
tory sale. s. BENSINGER.
nun / 9-Si-e.n Auciioneer.
PUBLIC SALE of ,ah.a'nr ,rai % ss.
tate aud personal property. BY Write
or authority Invested Ia US We VIII se.i at
ises. on WEDNESDAY, MARCH %. 1896,
at O'Clock u. M. cir far. III nos shr next
.air day. the following real estate. W VA.
That famous tract. or land called Riref
dale Farm owned by Captain J l. Han:
located parity in the Fourth District or
Anne Arundel and partly in Vansvile DIS
MiseltOe Station on 3. y .. x. r, and l.
miles from COntee's Station on saio ran
road: / IL miles fro,c lhe darsianM 20
ington cHy-admirdbly adapted 10 graz
ing and raising OF STOCK and IL Offers eS-
psciai inducemcnt 10 investors. Itconta ms
Eoo acres. more or less, ana is Improved Dy
a 14-room dwelling house. fine barns.
sheds, blacksmith shop, a wlndH I'LL supply
ing good water to house and stable. aiSoa
line lot OF timber and cord wood. This
property will be sold as whole Of tn lots
into which 1t has been sub-divi1ed. Plat
zliown OH day of sale.
Terms OF SALE II sold as n whole de-
post OF 5000 required on day OF sale: bal
ance in u. - and ID months, IL sold In
lots deposit OF $500 required Oh each lot.
Directly after the above sale the follow
ing personal property VIII he Offered: Two
tint brood work mares. fine farm. wagon.
1 two-horse top wagon. l oae-horse top
wagon fine la ndau, formerly owned by
Gen u. 3. Grant; farming III u-plcments. etc.
Terms OF sale: All suirs of and under
SO. cash: above that amount u credit OF
80 days will be given. Vehicles will meet
buyers ut Miseltoe and Contee's stations Oh
arrival OF trains leaving Washington at
S:30 and 12:15 and Baltimore S:35 and
l2:lo. For all particulars. address HICKEY
* HURLEY. Auct;oneers. Hya;tsyiile. Md.
mar la-llS da.
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FOR SALE-FARMS.

FOR SALE-2i6 acres; 60 cleared:
pune. OAK timber: good well: running
water, miles south OF Herndon. Va:
81 rer acre, half cash. balance In and
Waahi0gtoa, p. G. mrlS-3t
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wANTED-PosTAGE sTAMPs.
DEPA RTMENT STAMPS, an Kinds
and any quantity, bought and highest
cash prices given H. F. DUNKHORST.
zoos 7th 81. nv. dc22-tf
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sFECiAL NOTICES.

) AN. L. 'O6-I have this Gay disposed
OF my interyst In hus,ness at 10lSI ST.
Sc, 10 Mr.. T. ". MORGAN, VINO VIII pay
all debts and receipt all bills &. W.
CHANDLER nirlT3t
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NHETZEROTT MUSIC HALL
STODDARD LECTURES

Series OF ), Superoly Illustrated.
NAPLES AND POMPEIL
e-CONSTA TANTINOPLE-
3-NAPOLEON BONAPARTE-
4-THE GLORIEs OF INDIA.
"a TOUR OF JAPAN
These lectures are to be given in IDEaTI.
CAL COURSES-yiz:
EVENINGS. March 90, April Z 8 3 u
COURSE B-TUESDAY and FRIDAY
EVENINGS, March q, April 3, =, 10, 4.
DAY EVENINGS. April, 1. Z, s. II. 10.
COURSE TICKETS. reserved seat for
Lectures, 81 SO, 42-60, eS. 90. On sale o.
and after Thursday. March 10.
Yesterdays big sale was splendid
tribute to Mr.. St0ddard. But three
times the capacity Of Aes1orott Han
represents o great many aeats. an
prompt buyers may still he satisfie4.
BURDITT q NORTH, Managers.
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,;ext weok-THE BOWERY GIRL.
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WARTED-A few more pupils for
cttsiins, l.s.nci0E class at ~ per n,ontil;
cs,if,,rc,, = Gag class 81 per month. Adj
dress TEACHER. this Office. nihiS-3t
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MISS LENEY MAIN. an accom-
piishcd Young lady, OF South Unsh-
College, Saturday evening. March 2l..
1t
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FOR SALE-HCCSES.

Fob SAI,E-A chance seldom Offered
to one looking for q nice home central-
ly located. IN high and healthy section,
NV: close to markets. schools, car lines,
etc; 2-,tory. round bay-window, mod
brick residence, in elegant order. large
cellar. good furnace. Orcn crate. vestlbuie,
parior reception hall, dining room, large
isantry and fine kitchen; good range. on lSt
floor; 3 nice chambers and bathroom on
2h floor: lot over co feet deep to Ie-ioot
alley; fine party wall goes with this house:
only $500 cash required and SD per month;
price. s.. 200: title good. o. Ii. BR YAST,
owner. wartlcr Bldg. 9Th and F NV.
h2c-3t.cm
FOR SALE-No 632 18th st. Ii 6
large rooms; cOncretcd cellar; bay
window, one block from cable car. fertiic
and Schoolhouse; only $1,000: $500 cash.
balance 10 suit. F. J. DIEU DOM f, room
% Ohio National Bank building. Da2O-3t
FOR aALE-Ata a bargain. a nice COM
Portable tOInc: 8 rooms and bath cot
tage: large lot: fruit trees. grapes, etc;
good water: 2 miles out on Il. o. and
electric road 40 Baltimore. Inquire at GIL
Tth ST. NV. EWMA n * son. mr1S-1t
FOR SALE-Eiegant home for sale:
best locatiOn. in NV: at sacrifice.
S., 200, worth S12,0u0. Address MUST
SELL, this Office. mrl3-9t
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SPECIAL.
THE HOr1E TRAINER.

HOME TRAINER RACES THIS AFTER
NOON AND TONIGHT. VALUABLE
PRIZES. HALF NILE
HANDICAP.
TWELVE ENTRIES WILL RACE REAL
IsTICALLY IN TRACK RACING Co.'S
TUNES.
Admission afternoons. rs cents: children,
15 cents. Nights-50 cents; children, 20
cents; 6 tickets. So.
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LOST.

LOST-Gold cuff button on q St, be-
tween Pension Office and 11th sr.,
marked Il. Reward If returned to E. n. /.
BUTTS, 1D12 18th st. NV. IL
I.OST-March II, gold chain braceN /.
Finder will be literally rewarded hr
reforming sane to r. b. CArERLY. els Z
st. NV. mf2O-3t
I0ST-On 17th inst, mink FUR Doc;
ia West End; the fin;:cr will he well
rewarded by returning 1t TO I704 Oregon
ave. nv. mr1S-St
LOETlA wallet Continuing papers OF
value to the owner only. The one
returning tho same will he literally re-
wartcd. J. T. CCCkRILL, this Office.
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THE POWERS BROS,

WONDERFUL TRICK. FANCY AND COM
EDY HCICLISTS. FIRST TINE
HERE MAKE YOU SCREAM
WITH LAUGHTER.
Other riders today. These artists appear
both afternoons and nights. Annex has
been seated and well arranged.
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w.ANTED-HOBsEs w

WA NTED-Tor reht Of The owner small
house. Address RENTER. this office.
mr. o. St
The Monitor-register., 1896-06-26
NEWS AT THE C0UNTY.sEAT.

The comm encement exercises of the
High School, held in the Opera House on
Friday morning last, were largely
attended, and the exercises maintained
the usual excellent character of these
annual occasions. The graduates were
Miss Henrietta B. Guest, Miss l.. Ella
Davis, Miss Edna Cook Murphy, Miss
Mary Garwood Elwell, Miss Harriet
Temple Penton, Miss Edna Bornmann
Joslin, Abram L. Koppenheim, Frank
Allen Grier and Howard Buzby Keasby.
Miss Guest was salutatorian and Miss
Joslin valedictorian. The class prophecy
was delivered by Miss Penton. City
Superintendent Thomas G.. Dunn pre-
sented the diplomas.
The work of the st. Louis convention
was received here on Thursday afternoon,
and was generally satisfactory to Repub-
~licans, both in candidates and platform,
the nomination of a~Jerseyman for second
place being especially pleasing. Not a
few Democrats expressed Satisfaction
with the platform, and one or two promi-
nent leaders have freely expressed their
purpose to vote the Republican ticket II
the Democrats declare for free silver
coinage.
The Monitor-register., 1896-06-26

The nomination of Hon. Garrett A.
Hobart for Vice-Pr President by the st.
Louis convention makes the second time
New Jersey has been honored with such
distinction. William L. Dayton was
nominated with John G. Fremont in
1856, but it was but an empty honor,
though it blazed the way for the Republi.
a party Of to-day. In the present
instance it is the clear purpose to give
MI. Hobart not only the honor of the
nomination but an election as we'll, and
signalize it by casting the electoral vote
of the State for Mckinley and Hobart, as
the first instance it has been given to the
Republican candidates, at least since the
war. He will fill the place with dignity
and honor.
The Monitor-register., 1896-06-26

by local applications as they cannot reach
the diseased portion of the ear. There is
only one way to sure deafness, and that
is by constitutional remedies. Deafness
is caused by an inf1amed condition OF the
mucous lining of the Eustachian TUBE.
When this tube is inflamed you have a
rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and
when it is entirely closed, Deafness Is the
result, and unless the Inflammation can
be taken out and this tube restored to its
normal condition, hearing will be de-
stroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are
caused by catarrh, which is nothing but
an inflamed condition of the mucous SUI
faces.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Send for testi-
monials. free.
F. J. CHENEY 6 CO., Toledo, o.
eY-Sold by Druggists, zoo.
The Monitor-register., 1896-06-26

The free silver boilers from the st.
Louis convention, under the lead of
Senator Teller, of Colorado, have issued
an address to the country, in which they
state their position, and recommend Mr..
Teller to the consideration of the Chicago
convention next month. The Democrats,
however, are 10 likely to adopt this
orphan, though they may 60 for free
silver. Most of them have a keen iecol-
lection of a certain experiment made
about 1870 in going outside of their party
for a Presidential candidate, and the
Greeley fiasco is in no danger of being
repeated. Mr.. Teller and his crowd are
out in the cold.
The Monitor-register., 1896-06-26
DRESS GOODS STOCKS

Trade conditions, present
and prospective, justify their
quick selling at such prices as
shall surely accomplish the re-
suit. New stocks will be the
better bought for having none
of the present lots in the way.
So the Twenty-one Dress
Goods Sections of the store
are augmented by counters in
the Arcade and Main Aisle.
We shall pass all records in
the volume of business done
effect following cause. Phila-
delphia has not had such dress
goods selling.
Il third, halt, kuo-kAards and
more off tie Lowest prices this
country ever knevI A weeks
selling cannotclear suchmoun-
tains of stuff. Come We
shall expect dress goods want
The Monitor-register., 1896-06-26

The Democrats who have given them
selves so much uneasiness about "honest"
money will now admit that the Republi-
can Convention has fully met the needs
of the people on this and the tariff. The
platform prepared endorses the policy of
the party, which for a long series of years
has given the citizens of this country as
good a dollar as ever was made, and one
that is good all the time whether of gold,
of silver or of paper.
The Monitor-register., 1896-06-26

Mark Hanna, who has shown himself
able to WELD a master hand at political
organization, has been made chairman of
the Republican National Committee, in
order that he may complete the magnii-
sent work he has begun, in placing Major
Mckinley in the White House.
The Monitor-register., 1896-06-26

The Republican National Conventions
during the existence of the party have
been held as follows:
First, 1856, Philadelphia, one ballot, FRE
MONT.
Second. 1860, Chicago, four ballots, LINCOLN.
Third. 1864, Baltimore, one ballot, LINCOLN.
FOURTH. 1868, Chicago, one ballot, GRANT.
Fifth, 1872, Philadelphia, one ballot, RAN
Sixth, lS76, Cincinnati, seven ballots,
HAYES.
Seventh, 1880, Chicago. thirty-six ballots.
GAR FIELD.
Eighth. 1884, Chicago, four ballots, BLAINE.
Ninth, 1883, Chicago, eight ballots, HARRI-
SON.
TENTH, 1892, Minneapolis, one ballot, HAIR
RISON.
The Monitor-register., 1896-06-26

Steps have been taken for the sale of
the Reading Railroad. under foreclosure
proceedings, in September next. 1t will
probably be purchased by the parties who
have been trying to re-organize it, when
thew will complete their work.
The Monitor-register., 1896-06-26
WAAAMAKFR,S
ers for a hundred miles around

to share these offerings /; hun
dreds of merchants will find it
profitable to buy at retail at
Wanamaker's rather than at
Wholesale anywhere else. The
Summer girl will thank the
good fortune that has brought
dainty stuffs so low; so will
those who pay for her outfit.
The Monitor-register., 1896-06-26

The New Jersey delegates went to st.
Louis without a Mckinley tag on, but
they carried a Hobart collar, which they
easily put on the convention.
The Monitor-register., 1896-06-26

The Democrats of the West and South
are in no mood as yet to take the gold
cure as prescribed by DR.. Cleveland.
The Monitor-register., 1896-06-26

William Mckinley is SO and Garrett A.
Hobart is SO, both in the prime Of life.
The Monitor-register., 1896-06-26

That Jersey delegate who voted against
Mckinley kicked himself all the way
home.
The Monitor-register., 1896-06-26

Col. e. G. Stahl, of Trenton, has been
elected Commander of the New Jersey
G. A. r.
The Monitor-register., 1896-06-26

New Jersey is no longer referred to as
being out Of the Union.