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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-03-11
MAN.


ro TAKE TAX DEE
+ prnup Feb 1s-assl Vi ~
Morey and 70 o.. e auaF
|,. y township IN
wenty. ranse a1 ~"
y. south DaSo M"yed
flee that the a 9oy dS
ii on the hith '' FAX N
Tor d~elinqueh. y
1893. amounting ie
sixty-ionr cents Coa(
! right Of reds as'd -
m expire and Q a LAYS ~
lie within sixty e Vic
[~eryice OF this nns"n,sTIO'
/ LAND mn' Puxs
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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-03-11

The slippery elm contains In its inner
bark a great quantity Of mucilage,
which gives it its peculiar property and
name.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-03-11
what Manhattan Island Was.

Never say Manhattan Island when
You meal the island of Manhattan. The
briefer term was properly applied In
such a way that now it cannot be ap-
piled at all. The place that lore it is
no longer discernible. Manhattan Is
land was a knoll about an acre in ex-
tent which lay near Corlears Hook, sur
rounded by marshes and partly sub
merged by high tides. Later on it be-
came the center Of a place which did Us
noble service, but again has been oblit-
Grated, save for the lingering nickname
OF Drydock Village. Here were built
most of our ships in the days when no
one could build them quite as well as
we.-Mrs. Schuyler Van Rensselaer, in
Century.
ssSince I've been married / don't get
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-03-11
SALE.

4 IW
the payIneAt q u
given by Eugsns
ar. m9rtgagers,
agee, dated AuswI
agust 18th, Ml
register OF das
Dakota. in bcOi
. northwest quaiz|
- In township e
north OF range ON
,. NJ. in saa Dc
a. The amount clan
u
rage at tha dan !
nine hundred thru
that said m0tisH
.e Of the mortgar
~ March. lsh a
1 door Of the 90
,,er. county q ',
/, the highest oii'
!. II. HOLE Truss
Mortgs1
Huron. ), D.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-03-11

The voyage between New York ant
Christiania il 5, 800 knots In length.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-03-11
.,nnrn,GE sALE.

MORItfAuE
y Fen IL ..rJu
en ma se' =, executed ~
n1 ms I~singlel ncr
En crt,,s dated ap,sS
rec9 q sar Day County
~, am: 18th. isa1, at y, 49, ~:
r,rages on page -, ma
Is a Uni being in the
INV IVi Of section saa.a,,a
J hundred and 's souis1
|eight 1851 vest
re ~ claii" "a elchu Z
.tice the sum o. no u
kU0l dollars'.haaassa aid ~
"a TO collect the saw
of. naroby gissc
,wer OF sale IN a sa.h easi
7 mortgage will Dc ss, 4
scribed premise, Day u
fby the sheriff o. Il he
|aspwv,ebster. in SAID 81,
a 4, OF March, !. l J, a.
nav said morts ,an
F.. il my, with la .gm .
! aud d~isoarse''
lLser. south Dak0'''
1897. ". J. BuS
MAN,
~ortUagee.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-03-11
EsALE.

h SALE.
'Gk lIw
NJ. Roth and Ida kS
Thresher Coupa
~ day of August.
=, otiiee OF the rssss
County. south pas
-. isgl, in book -
The mortgasea
The easl
est quarter al ana
section thirty-ons
ana t~wenty-thrcs
b,I5sl. same being
sonth Dakota. Mf,
atlaw or othersls
aimed to be Due
data OF this SosGs
an that default As''
meuto Of the p%rinell \,
iii mortgage, ss Az =
Il by sale Of .hI
described at pap.ls J,
OF the court i9u'r nj,
Comfy, south ~ =
,rch. 4. d. ss', =,
day. 10 satisfy tae Z. AZ
tgare, i~ncluding az w
md ten dollars a'''
D., February S'''
Mortsas'
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-03-11
Pants

Are not the ones
Pay the least money for but
les that give you the best
h. The pants | make are
because they are made Of
st cloth and in the best
Besides being the best
'se they fit.
,Chevlot : : SO 90
hWorsted 600
Worsted| 200
Nv. Anderson.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-03-11

s'Since I've been married don't get
half enough to eat"
well, you must remember that We
are d now. New York Journal
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-03-11

r. OF school,
aNDS. |
on tue 9th dsy Il
| Unbiased sehM|
county Of DayH|
bidder, II
DOR OF the eors|
will be hsx
lock a. m. and IN
til all the tracts 4
) have been olie'd
l.. LoCKHARl
81 and public laut
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-25

Ell piso esta bueno, y que seri4a
funestos para los tr,nseuutes en-
tempo de hielos cuando no Sc
puede huir de sus ruedae.
La senora volvio la cabeza para
Yer de donde ve"fa aquelIa v0z
fina, en- medic de tantas amenazx-
doras, y percibio IN joven Official,
qnien, para acercarse q ella sin
duda habfa tenido que pelear con
tanta valentfa como peleaba We
Der para mantenerse en- su pues-
to.
La csra graciosa y distipguida,
la elevsda ITALIA y postura marcial
del joven sgradaron a la seflora,
quien Sc apresur6 replicar en-
slem8n
-Dios mfoI caballero, ignorsba
esa orden; no tenfs ell menor CO.
nocimiento de ella.
-sSois extraDjera, sen ors9 pre-
gunto Ell joven oficia.
ST, senior; pero, decidme que
debo hacer; pues estan despeda
zando mi Gabrielle.
rs precise dejar despedszar-
%, senora, y en- el entire tanto
scabulliros. El pueblo de Paris
esta furioso contra los rieos que
ostentan el luj" en- presencia de
IA miseria y en- virtud de la or
den publieada ests mahana os
conduciran & casa del comisario
-lOh, jamAs, jamas! exclam6
la mas joven de las dos St d, ras.
-Eotonces, Tepuso Ell Official
riendo, sprovechaos de Ia brecha
que voy a abrir entire ell geutfo, Y
escapaos.
Esas pslabras fueron dichas con
una desenvoltura que hizo SOM
prender & las sxtraDjeras que eli
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-25
Ell COLLAR DE Ia RETNA

alhaja, cuando Ell Official, para sho
rrarles todo pesar que pudiese b.
rir su delicsdezs, sac6 de su boil
sillo IN luis que alsrg6 al coch4ro
Este tom6 ell luis, 10 examin6 Y
sopeso, mientras que una De la
dos sef1oras daba las gracias al
ofcial; luego abri6 la port, zuela,
y la seflora subi6 seguida de su
companera.
Y ahora, seostuno, dijo ell 10
ven Official al cochero, conduce e.
tas sefioras sin detenerte, sobrt
todo lealmente, Slo entiend-r2
-lOh! no teneIs necesidad de
recomendarmelo, seflor oficlal; ESQ
es cosa corriente.
Durante este corto coloquio, l4-
senoras Sc consultaban.
En- efecto, vefsn con terror 4 ~
gufa, a gu protector, pronto de
jarlas.
-Senora, diio en- voz baja IA
mas JoVen a su compafera, es
precise que no Sc aleie.
-tT Por quef Preguntemosl,
su nombre y las st mas de "a casa,
y maflana le enviaremos su lul.
de orc con una esqueiita dandolr
las gracias que tu la escribIras.
No, no, senora; os suplico que
le retengamos; 81 el coch4ro obra
de mala f6, 81 pone difficult. d-s Ell
el camino. con un tempo co
mo el que hace, los camino- eeta
malos; IA qni6n nos dirigirfamos
para pedir socorro2
-iOh! tenemos su pGmero Ia
letra de la administrasH6n.
-Esta muy bien, s' nora. y 70
dudo que mas tarde le hsI6is rom
per los huesos q pslor; pero ~
ire tanto, no llegareis esta no,he
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-25

official h .bfa dido los concentrates
d-l pueblo sobre los corteios de
MN. De SJubise y de Hennin.
Pero Ia OCCASION Lo era d pro-
p6sfto para andarse en- reparos.
-D4dnos ell brazo hasta IN ca
rruaje de aiqniler, caballero, diio
Ia mayor con voz LENA de autori-
dad.
-Iba d alborotar vuestro caba-
llo, y en- Ell barullo producido Re
cesaria mente por ese movimiento,
habr{as podido escabulliros; por-
que ell pueblo So cansa de estar
oyendonos hablar en- una lengua
que Ell no eomprende, dijo el j wen,
que deseaba vivaneBte declinar
la responsabilidad de una protec-
ci6n arriesgads.
i Weber! exclam6 la senora
con fuerte VOC, hsz que Belus Sc
alborote para que todo este gen
ito Sc asuste y Sc retire.
-jY desDues, sefiora2
-Despues, quedate aquf, mien-
tras nosotras nos marchamos.
-lY 81 rompen la GAIA?
Que la rompan, NADIA in por-
Ia: saliva q Belus 81 puedes. y 60
bre todo salvate & II, he ahf 10
duico que te recomiendo.
-E.ta biep, sefiors, respondi6
Weber.
Y eu ell mismo instante hostig5
al irrit bic irlandes, que di6 IN
bote en- medic. del gentfo 2 derri.
b6 los mas scalorados que So ha-
bfs n 3 E .rrado q las bridas d las
bsrras del cabriole.
Grandes fueron en- aquel mo.
mento Ell terror y Ia confusion.
-iVuestro brsxo. caballerol di
10 sntoncss In sekora nj ofoial:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-25

Versailles; iy que Sc dira Dios
M
La mayor de las dos senoras re-
faxroo6.
-E@ verdad dijo.
Pero va el Official Sc inolinaba
para d-spedirse.
--Cahallero, oaballero, dljo en-
alemdn Andrea, ldos palabras! te.
ned a bien or aun dos palabras!
Estoy q vuestraa 6rdenes. Sc
nora, respondi6 Il Official visible
menta contrariado, pero conser-
wand" Ia ma exquisite urbanidad
n 81 are, en- su tono y ell acento
de sn v.z.
&C 'b.llero, prosigu'6 A dres,
de>pue' de tantos servioios como
no. h*be "a, no pod6is negarnos
una gracia.
II .hIad.
y blen; os confesaremos que
/ mos miedo a este cochero, que
tan NAL ha principiado la negooia-
6 on.
AtS'S 'hai en- alaT maTOs, re-
puso el Official; sc su ndnero 107,
IA letra de Ia administrator, Z,Y
Il os cansa algGn disgusto, diri-
g'os : mf.
A vos! dijo en- frances Ar-
drea "lVidaodose de su papel; Sco-
mo quer6Is que nos dirijsmos a
Vos, 81 nj siquiera sabemos yuestro
nOmhrep
I'll ioven di6 un paso hacia atras,
exclam6 atomic:
--HAblais france, y hace me-
ala IRA que me estAis coudenando
a chapurrear en- alemap. iOh! en-
Verdad, sef1ora, ESQ no esta bien.
- Dlspensad, caballero, repuso
en- francis Ia otra senora aou.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-25
GRAN DEPOSITO DE CAL zADO
I EFECTOS De PELETERlA
DON JAIME RULLAN
ATOCHA, 6, PONCE
ATOCHA, 6, PONCE

En- este establecimieDto sc scsba de reel
bir IN surtido de csIzado de todas clases de
las mas caprichosas formas, para caoaileros.
sehnras, nifios. que Sc detallan precios
SIN COMPETENCIA. En- materiales para
zapa teros es complete ell eurt'do y todos los
efectos de primera calida1 Tambien sc hau
recihido driles osolgodOs y pareslG. baules
de distintos tama1os y precios, maletas
viGje VAQUETAS PARA OAMAS, ETC..
etc Importeci6n drecta. VeLtas al por
MAYOR y al DETALLo
Porce. Movie mb bre 10 de 1896. Y d
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-25
NEUROSINE PRUNlER
CBRBCBDO HNOS & CO..

Imp rtadores eG10rta1oreS y Conn.,
sionista en- general
Gvan s0bre t0aas las prov ncias lie
E'spa5sa q Ell eEtranjero.
Uaicos agentes de los nombrados
vinos marca Rioja L6pcs de Hsre5fa.
Riga Sngasta. Rieia Alta. Riga Cd
nous RHja Lug Consume men
sual en- la isla MIL CAJAS.
Exclusives epositarios de las me-
res mAs antigua Bodegas de Je-
rez. M M'sa, Gouzalrz Byass y CO
A. K. Vaidespino Consume men
sual. QUINIENTAS CAJAS.
F-brero 10 de 1897. 3vps.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-25
A LOS HACENDADOs DE CANA

oon s'losencio Santiago, de Coamo, tisn,
10 vsnta novillos iaos pxopios para ~tso.
.n>x%o Enet&ashrs Il da LA
The evening times., 1897-08-24
Che ~ Tiules
City Brevities.

Former Lieut. Teeple has assumed his
siu,ies as assistant sanitary inspector
william Walters, arrested by Policeman
Fses roi fast driving, was fined Sl5 IN
police court Yesterday.
Albert Hanrehan, twent ty-five years old,
was adiudged insane by Dr hewitt yes
terday, ard will be committed TO st Eliza
beth's
Richard Scott was held under $1,000
bones for the action OF the grand jury yes
terdsy. Scott cut Frank Fishers pocket
and abs.racted 40 cents.
C. Aucl1s.e Cohen, a Seventh street tailor.
was swins;led out OF Sls suit OF clothes
by an unknown coiored man, from whom
he accepted worthless check.
Carrie nomas, oolorcd, yesterday filched
purse With So 75 from Mrs. Bright'Teil,
her employer. and was sent tened TO forty
five days in jail in the police court today
A mad Cog ran amuck yesterday near the
corner Of Four-and-a half and ] streets
southwest. and caused a big uproar before
it's career was cut short by a policeman's
bullet
The jewelry stolen from the Carroll resi-
dtace on Tent street southeast was found
ia the back yard near the gate and not
under the porch OF a neighbOring residence.
as heretofore stated.
An alarm OF fire was turned in last
night from box No. 20 for a blaze at No
los Pierce street northwest occupied
Ey II Lasky, Damaging the house ami its
contents to the extent OF $500
Mrs. Sarah Pennifill, the matrOn OF
HeSter!ay by railing from a Metropolitan
Ger at Twelfth and f streets, receiving
severe ilclies ia Ter right hip and arm.
Oscar Washington, colored, thirty-five
years ol5, and living at lIiIlsdale, WAS taken
sick yesterday afternoon while at work
on Il sewer IN Garfield Park, and had TO
be removed to Providence IIospital in an
ambulance.
The funeral OF Arthur 7. Piling. the
Harvard STUDENT who died Friday ut
Gloucester, Mass, took place yesterdai
FROM the family residence, No. 301 Massa-
chuseits avenue, the interment icing at
Oak Hin Cemetery.
Mr. Elliott, Of Nc. IlC6 2 street north
west, fell nom his ldcyole at Thirteenth
ana G streets northwest, and sustained
painful injury to che of his Knees, neoes-
stating his removal 10 his home bv Po-
ioeman Eremen in the First precinct
patna wagon.
Engine 80. 4 responded TO local alarm,
for fire yesterday afternoon at the Asphalt
Block Manufacturing Company at South
Capitol and o streets southeast, caused
ny a tank springine leak over the fur
mace. The hazc was extinguiShed with
hut small damage.
Chris. Handlers White Brandy for pre-
serving fruit, So gallon. 500 Seventh
street northwest.
The evening times., 1897-08-24

II may lie that the heavens wept at
| prospective downward glide of the Re.ls
during their present Eastern trip, and IL
may be that kind Providence intervened
in order that the twirlers OF Buck Ewing's
| Braves might se. a much-ne eded rest in
order 10 fool all the wiseacres who are
predicting a trip on the tohoggan FOR the
Reds bal whatever the cause, the effect
OF the rain yesterday was to irench the
diamond at National Park and prevent
the Statesmen and Porkopolitans from
| getting at each other.
When Capt. Rrown saw the solid hank
of clouds at 3 O'Clock, which gave no
promise of breaking, but which turned
out to be as uncertain the makeup "f
the Stsliings aggre cation from one day
TO another, he teIephoned Manager Ban
| croft, OF the Reds, and asked if he thought
il advisable to get ready for game, but
the genial Ban said as his team had
not come prepared TO play water polo he
he would have none of his game, the
grounds would be unfit for play even IL
Old Sol should slow his face. So by conf
mon consent the game scheduled for yes
ter,iaY was added TO the list which the
Reds will pull off on their return engage
ment in his city in September.
The lav-off yesterday resulted In the
Beaneaters getting a little further away
from Bucks Braves, while the Giants
moved up on them d few points by de.
feating the Indians. The Senators were
benefited, as Louisville and Pittsburg each
Al. f..<@l
points.
Mr. Wagner has aGded another likely
youngster to his string. Leahy, recently
released by the Pirates, is the man, and
he is regarded by good judges to be
conner. While with the Snioketown brigade
Leahy as used as general utility man,
although he is at home when wearing
the windpad and mask. lie is hustling
aggressive player and should shine Ia bet
ter advantage next season by reason Of
the experience Inc is acquiring this year.
The quartet Of veterans released by
Washington seem TO be in great demand,
both IN the National League and the minor
organizations. "Sflver" King having receiv-
ed an offer from Hanion to pitch Cor the
Orioles while Z Philadelphia and Provi-
dence both want Abbey and o'Brier.
Charley Reilly has also received severa.
offers, but is as yet undecided what he
viii do. That Manager Hanlon is after
King shows that he realizes where the
CriOles are weakest. IL he secures ''Sil-
Yer" lie viii get man who will probably
strengthen the Birds twirling depa rtlnent.
King pitching record was All with the
Senators, losing nine games and winning
eight during the time he has worn the
tuga. Indeed. it would not be at all
surprising if the release of the ''16 to t.
pitcher were recalled before his ten days
notice has expired.
The Ewingites make their initial ap-
pearaHoe at National Park this afternoon,
not having been scheduled to play here
OH their first tour of the East. As it
is ladies' day the fair fans will show
the visitors just how loyal they are to
the home team, and with McJames on the
rubber for the Statesmen a victory should
he credited to the representatives of the
Capital OF the Nation. Rhines or Breiten-
stein viii probably pitch for the team
from PorSopolis.
The evening times., 1897-08-24

Ross Barnes, MiFe Kelly, Fred Dunlap,
Ed Williamson, and quite number II
others almost equally prominent III their
day."
How will the championship struggle end
tins yeaI?'
TIE Bostons viii mOStlikely win out, and
strictly on their merits. Baltimore Will be
second, and New York and Cincinnati will
fight IT, out for third"
How is the Windy City for baseball
now?"
Cray for n winning team, which we
have unfortunately been unable 10 give
Them"
do you expect to be with the team and
to play ball next year as you have for the
past twenty-five years or more?'
II expect to play first base right along
next season, and for the Chicagos, of
course"
The evening times., 1897-08-24

1t Is always gratifying TO receive testi-
mOnials for Ghan.berlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy, and when the In
dorsement Is from physician tits espe-
cially so There is no more satisfactory or
effective remedy then Chamberlain's Colc,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy" writes Dr.
r. E. Rohey, physician and pharmacist, OF
Olnsy, Mo and as he has used the Remedy
In his own family and sold 1t In his drug
store for six years, he should certainly
know For sale by Henry Evans, Wholesale
and Retail! Druggist, 938 F street; Con.
necticnt NV .nue and street northwest, and
1428 Mari land avenue northeast
The evening times., 1897-08-24
n a o. BULLETIN.
REDUCED RATES.

Buffalo and return, Sll 20; account OF
G. A. r. Tickets sold August 23 and "a.
Niagara Falls ten-day tour, 81 O; August
26. Special with parlor cars from Wash
ington $40 a. m. Thursday.
Excursion 20 the country Saturday and
Sunday next.
Atlantic City, Cape May, and Sea Isle
City, So. 10 a. m. and IL clock noon
trains Friday aud Saturday next; good
until Tuesday.
Baltimore and return, 81; $50 a. m. Sun
day next. Leave Baltimore returning Z
70. M. same day.
Bay ridge and return 80 cents.
au23-tf- -em
The evening times., 1897-08-24
WILSON WON LAST NIGHT.
The Washington lad Bested James
Obey in Nineteen Rounds.

ODey IN Ntucteen HOunGS.
Howard Wilson bested James Obey, Of
Boston, last night in nineteen rounds at
tine Empire Athletic Club, Baltimore.
Obey was "a hot favorite and there was no
Wilson money in sight. The fight was Il,
stiff one all through the eighteen rounds
In the tentn Wilson was knocked down
twice. Howard was gameinthe eighteenth,
when proposition was made for a draw
il both men remained on their feet in the
twentieth He would hsve none OF it.
In the nineteenth both came up smiling.
They got within hitting distance, when
Wilson landed bis left on the jaw ard
Obey went down for eight seconds. When
he regained his feet Wilson swung his right
on the jaw and Obey went down again.
A S soon as he was fairly ON his feet Wilson's
left bounded ON che body. Obey was
falling helpless " hen one Of his seconds
grabbed him TIE second was not quick
enough, as Wilson's strcng right landed ON
Obey's neck and the latter was more
than out
The evening times., 1897-08-24
AMATEUR .BICYCLISTS' MEET.


Champion Schade to Defend His
Title In the Palmetto State.
Greenwood. s. c., Aug. 24.-T6e much
advertised annual two days me eting of
the Greenwood wheelman Association,
which will begin here this afternoon,
premises to be n successful affair. All
the prominent amateur riders from near
ly every Southern state are entered, and
a battle royal will no doubt take place
among the men for first honors.
Fred Schade, the clever representative
If the district of Columbia, arrived In
town last evening from Petersburg, where
he won everything He is here to defend
his title to the Southern championship
against all Corners.
The evening times., 1897-08-24
S. Kann, Sons &Co.
9Th and Market Space.
9TH st. entrance Family Shoe Store.
WASHINGTON Law AID CLAIMS COMPANY

Rooms 3 & Z, AZ La. ave.nE
This company Will purchase Real Estate,
the title to W hich Il ; defective or In dis
pUte, or Will clear up said titles for the
owners Will pay back taxes at a discount
Will furnish bonds In criminal and civil
cases. VIII act as receiver, assignee,
guardian, or trustee. VIII prosecute claims
OF all kinds and will BUY AND SELL such
as are assignable.
street and Steam Railroad Accfdens
Cases Speciality. No charge for Consul
tatlOn. Financial A ssistance Furnished TO
LitigaDts on Reasonable Terms.
Telephone No. Ills. JOHN q. SLATER,
1y1-tf President
The evening times., 1897-08-24

Here's a Chance for Toady Banks.
Billie Dixon, known as the Shenandoah
Kid, OF Baltimore, is In this city, and Is
willing 10 get on match with Toady
Raphc. II banks will be at The Times
office this evening at O'Clock he can
meet Dixon
The evening times., 1897-08-24
Ready-made Bedwear and
DOmeSticS.

Standard Bleached Sheets, size 54xS1,
worth 29c. Special price
Mohawk Bleached Sheets, SIZE 54x90
worth 35c. Special price
Genulne LoDsdale yard-wide White Cam
MO. Specidj price ce--.......-...-....8 &c
Nashua z bleached Canton Flannel.
Spetidl price,. q &c
Good quality Bed Ticking, assorted
width, stripes. 2e
Second FloOr-New Building
The evening times., 1897-08-24

$1.0O to Baltimore and Return
Via b. e o.
Sunday, August 90. Tickets good going
only on special leaving Washington $50
a. m; returning, leave Baltimore D. m.
au24, &c ,2S,29.
The evening times., 1897-08-24

First on the list is a line of handsome new
japanese Mating Rugs and Mats YOU have
hac iine OF snaH-cut pieces OF nattings
oIiered you before as Rugs, but they
were more Of bGriesque than anything
else, and something our upholstery buyer
would never offer out OF his department.
ihese goods are made with knOtted ends,
representing fringe and warranted NOT
TO fray out they are made OF the finest
grade OF cotton warp reversible mat
ting and will readily take the place OF a
Brussels Rug.
The evening times., 1897-08-24
Rem ants.

Yard wide, unbleached muslin, in rem
nauts from 1 to 10 yards ......lZ
Sea Island, yard wide percale, in light
and medium colOrs AzIc
New Persian and French designs in
A4<ehhS4COtSS - : C
French Organdie Remnants, in light and
udFk cOlOfS ..--------.---.- q c
Double width Wool Dress Goods remnants
which sold from 121zc- to csc.
ydEu. SpecIai price ........-...-.......6 g 20
Third floor, new building.
The evening times., 1897-08-24
R bbOnS.

300 pieces Of alisilk, 5-inch wide colored
Taffeta ribbon, in bright desirable shades,
suitable for saShes, fancy work or drap-
cry; worth 35c. a yard, special pr .ce n 40
The evening times., 1897-08-24
GROUNDS WERE TOO WET
Senators and Reds Forced to
Take a Lay-0f Yesterday.
WILL MEET THIS AFTERNOON

First Appearance of the Perkopoii-
TINS Here This Season Another
New Player Signed Clubs
After the Released Senators--La-
dies Day Today.
The evening times., 1897-08-24
The Busy Corner,
9Th and Market Space.
S.kANN,SONS&CO
OUR
SECOND GRAND
REBUILDING.
THINGS

are beginning to
show a tendency toward dis
playing some new arrivals
IN connection with our after
inventory Clearing Sale of
odd lots.
The evening times., 1897-08-24
GAMES TODAY.

Cincinnati at Washington.
Chicago at Baltimore.
Louisville at Boston.
Pittsburg at Brooklyn.
Cleveland at New York.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.