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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-17

print Same wagers for considerable
amounts at Z and s 10 10 on Fitzsim-
mons were admitted to have been made
al the bis hotels by travelling men, but
their names were withheld. Neurly al
the money Of the professional sport Is
already up.
Washington, D. G., March 16-Ch4ef
Moore, Of the Wea ther Bureau. gives as
the indications for Carson City 'Wednes-
day: Fair weather. with moderate
temperature all day.
Cincinnati, March 16.--The betting on
the big fight was very light in this city
to-day, as 1t has been all along for The
simple reason that the bulk or the
mOney-seeking investment was In the
hands Of would he corbett bettors
AT Joe Ramps pool room Corbastt was
held out" and Z to on Fitzsimmons
consDicuonsly posted all day, with few
takers reported tonight. Tho best olgs
offered at any time to-day on Corbs,.t
was to 5 and there is none cf that in
sight o-nght. pol Of the opinions OF
the pool room full of well known sports
on the Fight outcome resulted: C0rbett
"a: F.tzsimmons, lS FL {.f fj
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-17
Rhode Island Rcoubltcnns.

Providence, r. T.. March 16.-Thc Re-
publican State Convention met to-day
and the following State ticket was nom
mated wi .hout opposition: Governor,
Elisha Dyer, OF Providence: Lieutenant
Governor. AbIam j. Pother Of Woon-
socket; Secretary Of State, Charles p.
Bennett. Of Providence; Attorney Gene
raj, W,lltard .I3. Tanner, Of Paw.ucke.;
General Treasurer. Samuel Clark, of
I ifp n, . 3. f f
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-17
Meeting or xyp & \. Directors.

nual meeting Of the board Of dlrecto: )
Of the New York, Philadelphia and Nor
folk Railroad company was held here
to-day The following officers were re-
elected by acclamation: a. j. Cassett,
president; William A. Patton, vice-presi-
dent, and Judge Cassatt, treasurer.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-17
Fourth Anniversary.

ARRANGEMENTS have been made for
the fourth anniversary Of the Florence
C:lt:enton Home Sunday. The exercises
VIII be held in the FRS, Presbyterian
church at 3 p. m. In addition 10 the
usual reports, there will be addresses
by number Of the ministers.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-17
GREECE MEANS WAR.
Her Troops Are Rapidly aInsainE on
the 'rrcssnIInn Frontier.

sAthcns, March 16.-A prolonged meet
ing or the Cabinet was held to-day.
The ministers discussed at great leng tn
the attitude to be taken In the exent
the powers attempted to coerce Greece
INTO compliance with their demands IT
Is stated that no disposition was shown
to accede TO the demands and that It
was finally decided to take active meas
ures as the only possible solution OF the
difficulty.
II is thought that by active measures
is meant declaration Of war again: t
Turkey, which in Its effect would he TO
give Greece the right to maintain her
army IN Crete and deprive the powers Of
any right or interference.
MASSING TROOPS.
London, March 16.-rrhe Daily Mail
and Telegraph have cores spondentg 3
with the Greek forces on the Thess Han
frontier. They concur in their desc.ip ip-
tions Of the rapid ma:sing and continual
drilling Of the troops. They add that the
excitement and enthusiasm Of the sol
diers form dangerous element Of the
situation. rs irifie may start n con-
n.ct with the Turkish Il forces on the from
tier. who are in sight Of the Greeks.
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III the morning and then drive 10 the
arena. Of course the weather viii howa
Il great deal to do with the plans. OF
DO Otll mon
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-17

N 2''Mazapura"S Ceylon-India tea, "a lou Bic
strength. finest aroma q elicates 4 avnr,9
absolutely pure n "a Il an pound
per pound All lea ing GROCER Ys
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-17

Dir. Week. eye expert, Is located per-
manently. Examina tons free. Il Fl.
Gale, 152 Main street.. 5%t} q is5 5s "a
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-04-14
Gr=Sefret1r Carlisle.

Der nuumebr ieine &e6tspraris mieber
aufgenommen bat uno baraus Stpeifels
LOG Elm aroBes Gintommen sieben miro.
mar als Mnmalt in benz Gbicagoer ufer=
front=pru5eB enga9trt moroen. 9lls
erite @ebiibr { Getainer") maren ibm
$l0.0 aneesablt moroen. Seitosm
jeooh oieie gbicoeper uferfront.9l 9lHaire
oem bisberisen 2anocommihdr 9amo-
reur lnoraliib ben 9als gebro1.n, bat
iib 9err Carlisle BON Der Sa9e. bic er
mittlermrile genouer gepriift, auriidge=
sosen unO ieinem @lienten ben v&etai=
ner" pieoer suriifgeianbt. Spbn g.
@arlisle aibt fib nidt nit trummen
Nffairen ab. uebrisens bat er bereits
gang beoeutenoe Nuftrdge bon anoerer
Seite I; 10 miro ct Ole SntereKen bon
S. pierpont Worsan in ben Siioitaa=
ten pertreten, Die Soutbern 3ailmap
So. uno oerslsi1en mehr. gr biirfte
es noibnenois finoen. ipmobl in SEEM
Oort wie in WaIbinston gureaur gu
baben uno miro feline Nufaaben alein
nidt bepdltiaen t6nnen. gr.Setretdr
Carlisle ioll fir bas erite Sabr fsiner
neuen praris elm gintommsn pOn etpa
100000 iebt idon in 4usiibt laben ;
iein Miniltersebalt betrus $4,000.
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0etiterbanner.

Gin reider Sune9eiele erfldrte, cine
i9auerlife Sere babe i'm Die Nabt bins
burb an9eftarrt. Seine 6reuuoe lah=
ten ibn aus. aber er blieb bel ieiner
Yebauptung, OaB oas 9aus perbert lei.
Gr puroe trant, flaete iiber beitdnoisen
Srud i'm Masen. iein Appetit idmano,
er tpuroe blab. ab9esbrt uno nieoergs=
ihlagen, slaubte, er miiile lterben, Der
nd6tlide Sput lei Elm 0orssihen lei=
mes Sooes. bebauptete, er bore oas
Sterbeelodlein lduten uno !ieB ourd=
blifen, baB ibm nidts iibris bleibe als
Selbfmoro. Gin 6reuno peranlaBte
i'm, Or. pierces Golden Medical
Discovery gu sebrauden. ct erbolte
li9. bic nddtllden Sputseiidter uno
nit ibnen ale peinigenoen &rantbeits-
lpmptome peribmanben. 2eberitarre
uno Opspeplis ,paren Die uriahen iei=
nes 2eioens ; bic Mebisin turirte beioes.
Oas discovery" 1T oas einSise Wittel
aegen Yiliolitdt uno 8eroauunasbe=
ihmeroen ooer Dpspeplie, bas 10 liher
tpirtt, bab es auf probe perfauft perben
tann. 8eorufte @arantie nit ieber
Glaide.
Dr. pierces Bleaiant Beliefs furiren
Sartleibigteit, 8ilioiitdt noSt0runsen
bes Magens. Der 2eber. Der gin9eipeioe.
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Gas bette 0eiImitteI.

9r. 81. 9. 8reepe, aaufmann in
Gbilboipie, 3d., be5eugt, oaB er on Der
Sbpinoiu6t litt, als unbeilbar aufse=
geben mar, oab er ale drstli6s 9iilfe
iubte, Die er fiir Gelo erlan9en tonnte,
ollie 0ufenmittel antpenoete, bon benen
er bDrte, aber feine grlsitbterung fano.
Wiele yta6te brahte er in einem Stuble
au. Gnolld marb er peranlaBt, Or.
Sings Stem DISCOVERY 81 probiren uno
nah oem @ebrau1 bon spei GlaIden
NOR er sebeilt. Mdbrenb ben lebten 8
Sahren bat er feline Beiddfte mieoer
perieben uno erflirt. Or. Sings Stem
Discovery lei oas bette Seilmittel, has
je gema6t wurbe. oa bur1 bafelbe 10
piel fur i'm unb Nnbere in ieiner Na1=
barf9aft aetban ipuroe. Sr. Sings
Nem SiseoOern 1T aarantirt fir Suften
grfdltuns unb Sdminolubt. 6eblt
niht. probef1alden frei in ). 6.
Miller & 9 ms Npotbefe. 2
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g11, Hiter,

8ei be9inn Der Grihlaff.
ur1s Der Rorperthd
TT grrttt'a Alpe,tkriiuter
elast : gslsbrr Elm btlfss
ulittel, meldes Ole ee=
ff,rpdhten Oreane ftdrft
uno nene Sebensfraft
fhaft
2lus meoi5inilden Krdu.
tern, mur5eln uno Rinoen
5nbereitet, 1T er polli9 ln-
gefdhrlicb uno fann oaher
perionen BON seihmdchter
Korperconftitutio lion ohne ale
6efahr 9eeeben meroen.
8eadtet! = Sornis 2lIpenfrduter
Sluts8eleber 1T ni1t in 2lpothefen
gu finoen, ionoern miro nur our9 be.
fonoers oa3u autoriiirte Sofal.1eenten
perfauft.
I'm gebinsunsen fdreibe man on
DR.. Peter Fahrney, CHICAGO u:
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8eiOe Mm8em nit eimem 8lii
henO en- Gijen aaSgcbramttt.

@bicaao. 7. Npril. gowarb Greer,
Dem stbn Monate alten Ginbe BON &i.
barb Ssreer, muroen am Montaa Mbeno
BON ieinem q Sabr dlteren Bruber
@uNea beibe gluaen nit einem sIiibens
ben @hiireiien ausgebrannt. Die Gin-
Der ipielten aufammen i'm @roaeluOb.
RuHea nabm elm S6iireiien, belt es in
ben Dfen. bis es gliibeno mar nno itad
es bam benz Gduslin9 in bic Muaen.
Muf beIIen Gelbrei elite bic Mutter irs
Grbgei1oE. Sort ffano Der fleine &ui=
lei nit benz oliibenben gifen in Der 0ano
laheno pOr benz i1reienoen grioertben.
benz beibe Mrgen ausaebrannt iparen
unb bas mabrineinlib lterben tpiro.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-04-14

Gre,ibenausbrud balb aebemmt ourd
ben Gebanfen. bab elm anoeres tbeures
Ginb, iligefdbr. 3tpei Sabre oft, sur
ielben 3eit nit Der Wlutter sefangen
genommen unb bon ibr setrennt tpor-
ben mar, nod feble. Ginige Sage ipd=
ter tpuroen eine Nnsabl anberer 8efans
gener nab ben, Eager gebradt. Inter
oenielben befanben iih einige Ginoer.
Die Srau muroe 9erufen uno eines Der
Ginber, bon bem man slaubte, oab es
bas ibriae lei, ihr iiberseben. Sic
tparo 10 bon Der Sreuoe iibertpdltigt.
bab lie tbatid1litb ibren Sdusling an
Der 8ruit ber9aB, i'm, bas ipieoerge=
funbene 2ino aufraffeno, aus ben Mr=
men fallen lieB. es in 0ersiifung an bic
Bruif oriifte uno in Sbrdnen ausbre=
benb unb por Sreube ipradlos, forte
trug, mdbrenb Der Yater ben Sdug-
ling, uelden bic SHUTTER fallen gelai=
len, aufbob unb in nibt eeringerer
Selisleit ibr folste. IS iei bier aleid
bemerft, baB Der Sdu9ling, pel9en Die
Mutter on ibrer Yrult trus. wobl oas
erite tpeiBe Gino 1T, ,pelhes in ben
@rensen oes beutisen Staates Obio bas
2iht Der Welt erblidte.
Na6oem er ieinen 3ued erreibt
bate, brad Sberlt Bouquet am Is.
Nopember iein Eager an ben v8abeln
bes Mustineum" auf unb fam nod ei-
mem aebntd9isen Maride in Yittsburs
an. Seine Expedition mar erfolgreib
gepeIen. Seine aroBe Nrmee gut aus=
geriilteter Soloaten batte unter ben Sn=
oianern Sdrefen perbreitet. sic ia=
ben elm. oaB gioetItanb nublos mdre
uno unterlparfer li6 beBbalb bereitmil=
lig ben ibnen seiteaten Yeoinsungen.
Sie ersielten 3elultate maren Die 3u=
riiferfattllng BON ,mebr als oreihunoert
Gefangenen an ibre 2lngeb6ri9sn unb
elm 6rieoensDertrag, Der i'm oarallfol=
gsnoen Sabre nit ben Sno,anern abge-
i6lolien wurbe.
3ebn Sabre lang mad Bouquets @r=
petition blieben Die 9lnlieDler on Den
6ren5en Uirgiriens uno YennlplOa.
MEMS bon ben rduberiihen Streiisiisen
uno mOroeril6en Ginfillen Der ipeitli=
den Wiloen perlhpnt. 9lls bas Seer
8ouqets ietnen lueliiben Wari6 an=
trat, baltic Die WiloniB nisoer BON benz
GriegsgeIhrei Der Snoianer uno Die
@ren5anlieolungen rau6ten pom Dilute
Der @emorbete,, als Der &iifmari1
eriolgte, berri6te &uhe uro Tr,eoen.
Ser Sberlt muroe in Nnertennune Iei-
ner 8eroienite gum Sriaaoe General
bef0roert, tonnte lid aber oieier 9ef0r=
oerun9 nidt lange freuen, ba er idon
1867 in Peniatola, Slorioa. am 6ieber
tarb.
General 0enrp Bouquet par aus
&olle. elmer tleinen Gtaot i'm Gan.
ton Waaot in Der Sdpeis, aebiirtia.
@r mar i'm Sabre 1719 aebpren. st
mar Elm Wann bon 8iloung, S6bisfeit
unb Salient. gr batte, als er nod
iun3 mar, in bem Seere bes 20ni9s
BON Saroinien aebient uno mebrere
Selo5iiae seaen Srantreih uno Spanien
mitnemorht
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Mettet Dte 3i,tber.

Wenn 6inber BON 0uifen, @rtdlts
ina mnb Group befalleit fino 70 fnrirt
Dr. Bull' 8 Sonifen Syriip fie ralh unb
{Iter. Nerr elmer 6. 8nfer, Blans
bon, gd., ldreibt: "lSir haten Or.
8nlrs Dnifen SYrup fur 0uiten, Gr>
fdlnlng il1b Group 9ebraud,t unb fan>
ben i'm cine fider ,pirfenbe Nlebi3iit er
1T ba6 beifg W2ittel fur olle fclde 9lt>
fdllet tptr hnlten ibn INNER i'm paule. /"
Dr. Bull' 8 nnl1en Gprup ipirb tn ali
len 9lppthefen fir 25 @ent6 Uerfauft.
92ehnae feilleM an0erell.
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GttudS AZ tuii1ett.

Gs 1T etpas tuertb, gu piKen, baB bas
bette W(ittel, um bas ermiioete Nerpen=
fpitem neu gu belebsn, oas @lectric 8it=
ters 1T. 9ieie Mebiain iit rein peseta.
biliib lie wirft, inoem ie ben Mittel=
punft Der Nerpen i'm Wagen ltdrft une
2eber uno Nieren trdftiet uno bieie Or=
game befdbist, nnreillisfeiten oes ylu=
tes au entfsrnen. electric 8itters ber=
behert ben appetit, fOroert Die Nerbau=
uns uno miro bon oenen, Die baiielbe
gebrau6t baben, als bas bette 8lutrei=
nigunas= uno NerbenitGrtunes Mittel
beaeidnet. Sir SO @ents unb 81 bel
2 s. s. Miller & Spbn, Qlpotbeter.
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ed,wtuDSudtt aehetlt.

giuem aIten Mrate, ber bon Der 9raTs surid9e5oeen
Iebt, muroe burd einen ptinbiihen Wtipndr bic 8c.
fdretbung zines e,nfaden ne9etabiiben Seilmittels
fir bic idueae uub bauernbe Se.lung BON Sunaen'
ifminoiubt s9rou9itis 8atarrb. Altbma uub alien
Gals. uub 2ungenfranfbeiten aus9ebdnoi9t. Aud elm
ttel fir poiifloe raofale Ssilung ppm 9erpeuipd.
de uuo alien gterpentranfbeen. Sa1oem Der Doftpr
bic munoerbaren Sefrdite in taueub 5dlien erprobt
bate erahtete er es iir ieiue pit bas ttel einen
lebeuben Wtitmenifen befanut 81 nahen BON oieienl
Wsotp nno Muni1 getriebeu. baubeite er. SD ienoe
bieies 3eaept saua foftenirei on Me bic eS tpineu
in beutider. engIiider uuo irau3bHi1er Sprabe nit
potter slnpsiiuns Der Seritellung unb bes @ebrauds
Genee Mbreiie unb 8refmarfe be5iebe Gid auf hieft
Seinue uub idb ienbe es ipprt. 20. u. Nopes. 82(
YpiuerS 8Iod, Hobeiter N. ..
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Cos. 33O and 33s connect at Wellsville fol
steabenvilia and Bellaire. Nos. 33S ana ZAP
,o,,nect in Union Station, Pittsburgh, for the
East.
BETWEEN BAyaRD AND NEW PHILADELPHIA
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Nbrbli1 9ebenb.
eaolieb sebenb.
wn cen nit / Dssu4nst.n etasonen tDtrn aai sig

Mm zen NIT 1 beaesnnsten StattDnen wsrn ani e'a'
nal augeb0Iteu
Mae 8HQe f6QliG, Gonutags onSeeuomnlen
@en0uen Mnf@luB fnbet nIan tn Wtarefta an ose y.
Gt5enbotn un6 Dampfboofe auf bem Dbic SLUT, IN
Gambri6Qe an bic 81 b o. bitli rn6 pefflid. IN Weip
GumerStomn an bte 81. 6. 8. q ct GoutS Gtlsnbapn
bftli1 uFb psifIi1 In GaAaI 0cptr mt osr,0; y. g
tion NIT VI ~. a 8. 6, uub ber @ollsg etleuboDn
g. 81. Daat, 8. 6. 9a9lDr,
04 S3.Q. Gtipf 4rams.
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.Daily. tExcept Sunday. FLAG stop. lMeas
Dark Faced Type denotes tms from IL 90 noon to u q
nidnghs Light Tassd from u % midnight 70 90 noon
+. r. LOREE. EA. FORD,
aenerai Manager General Passenger Asg11
ii-i5-so-I PITTSBURGH, PENN'A.
For time cards, rates Of fare, Through tickets
baggage checks, and further information Io-
garding the running Of trains apply % ~
Agent 81 tho Pennsylvania Lines
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DIED.

ALLEN-In this city, January 16, 1897,
Daniel W., husband of Huldah Allen a
native of New York, aged 81 years, 4
months.
Friends and acquaintarfces are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral to-
day tIuesday1 at 2:30 p. m, from his late
residence, 1915 street.
BARRY-At Courtland. January Eth, Mrs
Catharine Barry, mother of w. Fl. and Rob-
ert Barry, Mrs L. c. Benteen and Mrs. w
G. Coggeshall, a native of Ireland, aged 81
years, month and days.
Funeral private.
CULWFLL-In this city, January 18th, J. Fl.
Cuwell. a native of Missouri aged u years
Friends and acquaintance are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral WedneS-
day at p m, from the residence of his sis
ter, Mrs. W. n. Morris, 525 L street.
SHEEHY-In Sacramento, January 18th
Bridget, beloved wife of Edward Sheehy
and sister of Mrs. Mary Burns, a native
of County Donegal, Ireland, aged Sc
years.
Friends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral to-
morrow "wednesday. at 9:30 a. M, from
her late residence, 429 l. street, thence
to the Cathedral, Eleventh and K streets
where requiem high mass will be cele-
brated for the repose of her soul, COM
mencing at 10 O'Clock.
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New Carpets.

Patterns in Carpets change each
year and these are the new ones
for 1897. They are in styles
enough to suit all tastes, with
some particularly handsome. In
deed, in the low price and me-
dunn grades of Carpets are some
effects seen hitherto only in higher
price carpets. This applies espe-
clally to the new Tapestry Brus
sells Carpets,
In Ingram Carpets we show six
patterns in quality which we
sew and lay for 25c yard. 1t is
used by many as winter cover
ing for floors with mating.
Carpet Remnants in to r.
yard lengths, suitable for rugs,
at SAC and 79c.
"A large lot of new Mattings at
Ioc and I5c yard.
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1t isn't big profits that
makes the pile at the end
of the year, Mr.. Grocer, you
know that. It's the many.
Schs2llMe's Best is the tea
for goodwill; and good
will is your best advertise
mentS.
Money-back tea.
A SehiI'ing Company
San Francisco 800
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WOnen'S
Dollar Vests.

We have some splendid Vests for
women, chiefly wool, with just
enough cotton to prevent shrinking
High neck, long sleeves and gusseted
arms. In gray color or in a pure
white that is especially desirable.
Price. 81
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G2l5E{Sl!!I5 Q |! !l3l, sS9ID
Enlarged
Carpet Dept.

Nothing better can be said of
the qualities and prices OF goods
in our Carpet and Upholstery De-
partment than that the business of
1896 made necessary the enlarge
ment OF the department for 1897,
Changes Just completed give
much additional space. which is
being used for the storing and
display of the
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THAT HOUSE RENT,
The Money Really Came From the
Howard Association.

The other day the Salvation Army
was given credit for having paid a
months rent for the sick and destitute
woman down on Second street. Yester-
day Richard Dale stated that on Fri
day last the Ensign of the army pre-
sented demand on the Howard Beney-
olent Association for the rent. which
was paid by him.
Mr.. Dale further said that the asso-
citation had done considerable for the
unfortunate woman and her family, and
1t was only fair that it should have
credit therefor.
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One of Them Good Enough for You.

Elegant sweet toned Emerson up
right pianos from $3.50 up; $40 down
and SO per month. Pommer's Music
Store, SIT street.
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"By all the owls and canaries," said a
San Francisco M. D., ''the C. c. c. Pre-
scription Pharmacy is the best in the
State" They sell Citrate Magnesia-
made fresh daily-at 15c bottle; two
grain Quinine Pills 25c per 100; three
grain Ouinine Pills 40c per 100.
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Star tobacco, 40c, Battle AK. 25c.
Seven-Up. LIB tin, with elegant pipe,
soc. at Feldhusens. sol, S03, S05 L.
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We fill any doctors prescription. Will
save you money. Green Pharmacy, 7th
and X streets.
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100 dozen English merino hose now on
sale at l212 cents per pair Regular
price, % cents pair. VIM. NJ Petrie,
60 street.
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Stocktaking
Sale
Wednesday $50
Fancy Goods
Department.

A few days ago we took stock,
which brought to our notice some
lines of goods which we have
since decided to close out by a
cutting of prices. Here are some
OF the items as we shall offer on
Wednesday:
LOT 1-Children's White Canton
Flannel Sleeping Garments, drawers
and waist attached. Ages to II
years. According to sizes the
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss she clung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
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A-For morning. P-For afternoon.
SUNDAY excepted. monday excepted.
RICHARD GRAY, Gen. Traffic M gr
L. II. GOODMAN, Gen. Pas. Agent
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High HonorS.

The testimonials rendered him and
the silver medal awarded him on the
class OF goods which he uses, go to
show that f. de Wolfe Hennah gives
service equaled only by the most ex
pert opticians in the United States.
Consultation free. Office hours 8 to y:
l to >. Sundays $50 to 10:45. Ma
sonic Temple, Sixth and X.
The record-union., 1897-01-19

DIR Weldon, 500 J street, extracts
teeth without pain; local anaesthetic.
The record-union., 1897-01-19
Sale Prices, $50 and 4SC.

Children's Canton Flannel Draw
ers with Hamburg embroidery.
Ages , to II years. Price 2Sc.
Women's Canton Flannel Draw
ers, white openwork embroidery.
Sale price, 3Sc.
Women's Canton Flannel Night
Gowns, trimmed with embroidery at
neck and sleeves. Sale price, Csc.
Canton Flannel Corset Covers,
19c.
LOT 2-Blue, Pink and Cream
Fascinators. some of WHICH have
sold at ST %.
The record-union., 1897-01-19
Hosiery, 129C.
Children'S Coats.

In the Cloak Department are
Chlldren's Coats for - to years,
chiefly gretchen style, and in elder
downs, bOucles, cheviot mixtures
and plain cloths. Colors, cream. car
dinal' navy blue and fancy weaves.
Prices, 81 %, 81 80, 81 80 and 81 -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-07-05
The Hawaiian News budget.

The latest letter from Honolulu from
The Stars special correspondent, Kane
hi,meha," brings striking evidence of the
iced or a cable TO Hawaii once more TO the
front. l. shows that eighteen days recently
passed between mailing days, a length of
time cut Of ALI proportion to the needs of
The world today, especially in view of the
important developments lately mai e-ialized
with regard to this particular section of
the world Ii is interesting to mole that
Japan has realized this great need and has
taken steps tow ard supplying it, blu: il
VIII be far more interesting to learn how
enthusiastic she will be when she comes to
see that Hawaii can never belong to her.
1t would appear from this letter that the
diplomatic negotiations between japan and
Hawaii have been conducted with a marked
CeSTee of haste by the former Her repre-
sentatiFes in the islands appear to be i'm
patient of even slight delays and to he
more lnsistent in their demands when a
Japanese warship appears in the harbor of
Honolulu. No tidings of the annexation
treaty had reached Hawaii when the lerter
was mailed.