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Marriage Lfcenses.

Marriages licenses have been Issued to
the following: White-Nimrod NJ. Law
renee and Sarah f. Mccormick. both OF
Fauquier county, Va: Henry Thomas and
Carrie Walker; Alexander Davidson and
Mary Cuthro; K. Douglass King of Dan
VILE. Ind. and Alice NJ. Webster of this
city; Philip W. Pugh, jr., and Minnie 4.
Pennybacker, both OF Broadway Va:
Saml. ID. Schlosser and Maud l.. Falconer.
both of Gordonsville. Va: Amos r. Spiel
man and Linda NJ. Jones' both of Leonard
town, Nd; VIM. F. Barrett and Susie c.
Kelly. Rudolph A. Burton of Richmond,
Va, and Ella H. Britton of Chesterfield
county. Va; Richd. II. Jackson of Tus-
cumbia, Ala, and Catharine Sampson OF
this city: Stephen Il. Callahoun and Helen
r. Handbook; Rufus F. Fox and Anrf c.
Horton.
Colored-Taylor Hansbrough and Isabella
Jackson: Nathaniel Carroll of Mitchells-
Vile, Md, and Amy J. johnson of this
city; Albert Holmes and Lulu NJ. Jones
Pleasant Hills of Blackstone, Va, and
Margaret Richardson of Charles county,
Md: William Taylor and Rachel Harris,
both OF Leesburg, Va; Thomas Washing
ton and Alice Corhin.
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DON'T LIKE 1T
WHEN MADE IN A WRONG WAY

wish you would say to the people some ds,
that dent believe more than half those who try
fos'um. the health curee, for the timn gri q
right In my family the INST time q WAS SERVED
Tue color was thin and the taste sort of wat-rN
"ith"nt much character. Come 10 inquire, The
COOK had boiled Il about minutes INSTEAD pf u:
so. the next morning. tried Il again aud had Il
boiled Property. then "a with the rid, d.sp
brown color OF fine coffee. I drink NV coffee with
cream and sugar and Postum hit my taste very Ia
Norahiy. Now we are daily users of Postum The
f"od drink. and staunch champions OF &c. Hut Il
We had formed AZ opinion from the nrst trial whea
the fanit was entirely own. would have
condemned IL and been denied the use OF n hcver-
age we prize most highly and which is helping us
PHYSICALLY as well as adding 20 table comforts
The above is almost n literal reproduction Of n
statement made 10 the advertisement writer Of t,,
Postum Cereal Co. Lin, OF Battle Crcek Mich
and contains fact that is well TO notice We do
not think he Is quite right In his estimnte Of the
percentage who bunder In the prepar tion OF the
grain coffee
Our heavy sales In this city indicate that a ts
easily prepared and successfully. Now ani then n
person may he careless In brewing it and get = -pr
drink; carecssness with hne coffee makes n dsn-
greeabie instead Of a pleasant drink.
Postum properly brewed is delicious AMI nour-
ishing.
There Is hut genuine original Postum C.r.al
coffee with a multitude OF imitation. offered as
just good
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DIED.

BRADLEY. on Tuegday, January .. 1897. AZ t;E
am. Mt his residenre ilSs Nnw HanpShir,
III. seyenty-.ighth year of his age. a native 81
Yorkshire, England.
philadelphia, Pa. Omaha. Neb.. and Balrimor'.
Nd, papers please copy.'
BURKIIN. on "Wednesday. January G, 1897, NJ u
a.m.. ANTON LERC IL Bt'RKIIN, SIN of Arhe
Z. and Mary L. BurkIin. aged twenty-;h
months.
Funeral private.
COLLINS. Suddenly, on January 5. 1897. at io:3o
am, JOANNA COLLINS
Funeral will take place the residence of Irr
sister. Mrs. Anna Collins, No. 80 Massachusetts
avenue northwest Thursday, Janunry Z. at
O'clock Requiem mass at st. Aloysius Church
at $50 O'Clock. Relatives and friends In
vitcd.
cULHANE. On MOpday; J..asTy : ~ IsgI, at At 1870
Rie.iy,. relict Of Michael Cubane,
Funeral from her hate residence lSs street north
Mass at at St: Aioysius Church : Relatives and
friends invited.
EMERSON. On Tuesday. January 5. 1897. at $50
am. GEORGE l., beloved son of Eleanor @.
Funeral from st. Paui's Church. 2ad street bcw,.~n
Penlsylrania avenue and i, on Thursday, Jan-
uary I. At O'clock pm.
EAIMERT On Tuesday. January 5. 1897. at
% Mrs. Il BERTs T T FMMERf, wife S'ss' Of S FRANK Il.
Emu.rt.
inter1 eBt at h9gerstONn. M0.
MAHDRNEl On Tuesday morning January =
1897. at 1:3o O'Clock, Mrs. MARY +. MA
HORNEi. daughter of the hate Geo W. Brooke
of Prince Georges county. Nd. and the widow
of the late Roiert Mallorney, aged seventy four
wears.
Funeral will take place Thursday morning from the
late residence 1l6 q street southwest, at S:n
O'Clock: thence to st. Dominic's Church, where
requiem viii be offered for the repose OF
her soul. Relatives and friends respectfully In
vitcd TO attend.
OCKSTADT After long and painful Illness.
wN. OCkSTADT. beloved husband Of Catherine
Funeral from his late residence, No. 130 g street
northeast, Thursday. January Z, 1897 a.
O'Clock. Relatives and friends invited. bal
tmOre German papers please copy.) =
o'CoNNElI. On Wednesday. January 6. 1887, at
7:3O o'clock am. ANNIE. beloved daughter Of
David and Elizabeth OConneil, in the four
teenth year Of her age.
Funeral from her parents residence, 22S street
southwest. on Friday morning. at O'clock
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited2'
O'CONNoR. On Tuesdsy, January s. 1897 st las
a-m. ut his residence, 115 III street northeast
AUSTIN OCoNNOR, reiict Of the late Ellen
O'eonnor.
Funeral WIN take place from his late residence on
Thunday. January z, at $50 an. thence
st. Aloysius Churt h, where solemn requiem mass
will be said for the reTose OF his SOUL
WOODS. Departed tl.is life Tuesday January s.
wife of Geo. Il. Woods, at the home of her
parents, j. H. and NJ j. Houston SIS LIST
street northwest.
Her friends loved her. Enemies she had none.
Funeral on Thursday. January Z, at O'clock. from
the house. q
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GOLDENBERG'S
'sST OR EN- EWS."
January 9th.

unscrupulous .storekeepers find
profit in fraud and falsehood. Hun
dreds Of dollars were lost to the peo-
pie through a false advertisement oi
few days ago-6 SHAM BAR
GAINS in wraps at twenty-five pei
cent more than the, same and similar
goods are sold heteI
Isn't it strange niat people believe
dishonest advertising? For our part
it is crime-a bIpnder, and you
may rest assured that false news Of
goods or prices, whether accidental
or designed, will be detected. The
community is shrewd.
These things need to be thought
of just now when the papers are full
of January sales" OF all sorts-pro-
claiming wonderful bargains.
There are other truthful advertise
ments besides ours, we're pleased to
say:
Today's news is OF some unusual
values in
F1derdowns.
Fancy Scarfs,
COrscts.
Black goods.
Silk,
Innings, etc.
It's profitable reading to read OF
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OF Interest to washinStoniaus

The Evening Star Almanac for 1877, Just
issued, contains much that is of espe cial
interest to Washingtonians. Mucn space
is devoted to the local government, it's
sources of revenue and facts and statistics
regarding the Districts educational fnan-
cial. commercial, charitable and religious
institutions. 1t should fni a place on
every business mans desk and In every Ii
brary For sale at all news stands and at
the counting room of The Evening Star.
- cents a copy.
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CSC. yard for yard-wide black rustic
percaiine-usual price. 10c.
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Wants Damages,

In a suit filed by him today against the
Metropolitan Railroad Company, John Lee
claims $l5.000 damages. because of alleged
II juries suffered by him August "a 1895.
The plaintiff charges that on the day in
question. while he was driving a coupe. one
of the companys cars was carelessly driven
into his vehicle, killing the horse. wrecking
the carriage and severely injuring him.
He is represented by Attorneys Barrett and
Niles.
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SSac. yard for 20inch herrinsbone haiI-
cloth-Our usual l21c grade.
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Muslin Ghenise, with
plain band
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79 cents.

Extra Quality OF Muslin
Gowns. with "" yoke aNI
double row Of Insertion and
cluster Of fine tucks. double
yoke back. Hamburg rufIie
GROUND neck end sleeves.
You will find these Gowns
t.ttt eytra length
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$1.75.

We have a Hne-from So
to S-that Is a collection Of
fineness and peatness. Hum
burgs, laces and ribbons EN-
beilisii In most excellent
good taste. the very best
muslins, etc.
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Short
Skirts.

Short Muslin Underskirts.
with deep hem and cluster
Of fine tucks above; made
On yoke band
80 cents.
Short Can.Eic Tnderxkirts,
with deep hem and cluster
OF fine fucks above; made
on woke band
48 cents.
Cambria Cn,ierskirtS, with
ruf1e Of neat embroidery
and cluster of tucks above;
made on yoke band
60 cents.
Cambria Underskirts. with
lawn fiOuuce, finished with
ruii1e Of neat embroidery
and cluster Of tucks above
Is cents.
Fine Cambric Underskirts
umbrella style. handsomely
finished with lace and EN-
brOidery-9Sc. to 81.
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Gowns.

Muslin Empire Gowns,
with woke of pretty em-
broidery. anl collars and
cuffs finished with cambric
Tuffie
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90 cents.

Muslin Gowns. with Moth
er Hubbard yoke. clusters Of
fine tucks and insertion,
ruftie OF embroidery AROUND
neck and sleeves and down
front. Cut extra long. with
double woke back
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There Is hut one genuine original Postum Cereal
Just as good
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Ctildren's Muslin Gowns
: hne aoaifty with round
yoke. sucked back and front;
embroidery ruf1fe around the
yoke: sleeves and neck to
= MATCH
50 cents.
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Drawers.

Muslin AMI Cambria Draw
ers, with deep hem and
cluster Of fine lucks above
25c. a pair.
Heavy Muslin Drawers,
with deep ruffie Of en-
broidery and cluster of
tucks above
3oc. a pair.
Muslin AID Cambria Draw
ers, with f0ur-iBch Iuffie Of
open-work embroidery; elus-
ter Of tucks above
soc. a pair.
Cambria Umbrella Draw
ers, trimmed with extra
deep ruifle of embroidery
and made on yoke band
65c. a pair.
Cambria Drawers. with
two clusters cf fine tuckS
and trimmed with rufiie Of
open-work embroidery
7Oc. a pair.
Fine quality Muslin Draw
ers. trimmed with four lus-
tiers of fine turks and full
ruff1e Of English and Ham
burg eE,broi,l-ri'.s--
95c. a pair.
Cambria. Lawn and Mus
lin Drawers, trimmed with
insertions and ruffies of en-
br"i.iery AMI ribbon. Lat
est styles and finest quail
ties-!Sc. to 81 a pair.
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50 cents.

Cambria GOWNS. with
Mother Hubbard yoke, four
clusters of tucks, rutile
around neck and sleeves and
down front
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Lansburgh & Bro.
Mems
Ribbed Underwear
For Winter Use.

Decidedly, this is the most comfortable
Underwear manufactured. The rib gives
the clinging close fitting effect, which
adds greatly to it's warmth. by reason Of
its close proximity to the flesh.
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3o.fents.

52-inch all-wOol r; black boucle-52-inch
black cheviot serge-46-inch black Red
fern seree-So-inch9 hefIy black sicilian
mohair-46-inch fancy figured black nov
elty-all of which Sold for 53c. to 75c. q
yard, have been reduced to
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4S cents.

Al-wool black mohair striped crepon-
heavy imported black rmOair SiciIian,
twilled-hack broadcioth and imported black
whipcord-black brc;,dwalc diagonal and
black silk-finish drap d'ete henrietta-aII Of
which sold for dollar yard, have been
reduced to
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MAR RIED.

wATHEN-CON. on January 4 1S9I at the I.ars0n
age of Waugh NJ L. Church, by the Rev. pr.
Eldridge, GEO. &. WATliEN Of Washington
u. G.. and LtCiE L. cox OF HyattsNille. Md. :
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ST 80.

Muslin, Camhric and Lawn
Skirts. trimmed with inScr-
tion of lace and embroidery;
double ard single fiOunces OF
lace o. nainsook embroidery
81 .9S to 50.
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SI.2S.

Cambfic Corset Covers,
with round yoke, tnstefully
trimmed back and front
with wide Insertion and ruff
fie of Open-work embroid-
cry
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80 cents.

Camhrlc and Muslin Gowns,
with square. "" and en-
pire yokes. trimmed with
rucks. ruffies, Insertions and
handsome embroiderics-
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IS cents.

lot of black hoaeyesmb effect crepen-
46-inch all-wOOl storm sprge-all-wool nov
elties-46-inch all.wool henrietta-whLch
have been our best and fastest selling
goods at zoe & yarkf-haye been reduced to
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lie. yard for black ail-linen CANVAS
extra heavy Quslity-opr regular 1Sc. quail
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Muslin AID Cambria Draw
ers, with four-iBch Iuffie Of
open-work embroidery; clus-
ter Of tucks above
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Walking
Skirts.

Muslin Skirts. with wide,
tucked cambric ruffie and
tucks above, made on yoke
band
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Chennnise.

Muslin Ghenise, with
plain band
25 cents.
Heavy Muslin Chemise.
with corded bani-
A. cents
Muslin Chamise. with
pointed yoke Of inse lions
and cluster "f fine tucks:
trimmed arpuud neck and
sleeves with efnbroii .ry-
so cents.
Cambria Chemise. with
round and square neck.
trimmed with open work
embroidery
80 cents.
Cambria and Lawn Chem
Use. with round. square and
pointed neck. trimmed with
lace or Hamburg. laced with
ribbon-<1 to -.
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Continued on Ninth Page.)
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% cents.

Three different STYLES Of
Cambria and Muslin Gowns,
with square or round yOkas,
trimmed with tucks, inscr-
tions and ruifies of embroii-
Cry. plaite,l back
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The worst Coughs generally yield to Dr. u.
Jayns's Expectorant, and not few estimabl'
Il:y yscians indorse Il their best prescription.
Aid digestion with JayBe's Painl.s Sanatife PILLS.
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SI.OO.

French style Cambria Gov
ers. with drawing string at
waist line: made with four
clusters Of fine tucks down
each side OF front; yoke
trimmed with insertion, lace
edge and ribbon
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SI.OO.

Muslin Skirts. with deep
fOunces OF open and closed
embroidery and tucks above.
Cat In all the leading pop
ular styles
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SI I.2S.

Cambria Umbrella Skirts,
made more than usual width,
with twenty -three-inch ruf-
fie. finished with plain hem,
and dust rufile beneath
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Lot oY 72-inch linen bureau scarfs-some
plain. with drawnwork centers and ends
some stamped-not any Of them sold under
Toe, and most Of them sold for a dollar
have been reduced to
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50 cents.
Black goods bargains.

3s-inch allwool 'sISspexiar' serse-fo-inch
all-wool figured Novelties Inch plain
black Sicilian mohaiK AMI 3s-inch all-wool
storm serge all of Which sold up to sac.
yard-have been fedafed ~
25 cents.
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ASNNNH NIdH NHNNRRU
QPer Suit, 5000
Cfx,do ,
Style 2

Is our ALL-WOOL grade,
made and finished precisely as
the above-described garments,
except are made entirely of
wool and are a most substantial
protection for those who need
them. The colors are tan or
gray. The rib is very pliable
and the garment with proper
washing will not shrink.
Each Garment ST.
Uer Suit, 5000
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SI-.3o and $I.5o.

Muslin, Cambria and Main
SocS Gowns - empire AMI
yckss- trimmed with ein-
broi,leries. laces and RIB
bons. The very best Gowns
that can be made-S1 50 to
s..
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81 so.

Cambria Umbrella Skirts.
with deep fiounce and rufile
OF English and openwork
embroidery. Cut extra width
and made On French bands
SISO
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IS cents.

222-nch black brocaded taffeta in striped
and floral designs, which We have been
selling for soc. yard here, but for which
others ask more, have been reduced to
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so cents

Cambria and Muslin Skirts
umbrella style-with deep
cambric fio,Ince or lawn ruf-
fle. finished with rufile Of
fine openw0rk embroidery
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EiderdOWnS sscut." +"

Tomorrow morning we put on sale 2,644
yards of figured pink, light blue, tan, light
and dark gray eiderdown for bath robes
and dressing sacqres at a price which is less
than the same goods cost many stOrekeepers
at Wholesale
I21c. yard.
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SI.25.

Cambria ard NainsoOk
''"wns, with high and low
neck, square and empire
yoke. with fine tucks. inser-
jion md rutiies of openwork
embroidery or lace
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Mid=Wimter Sale of
Ladies' MUSLIN Underwear
Childrem's Wear
==AT==
PERRY'S.

anuary is the month of Muslin Underwear offering
Months of planning culminate in this sei-annual
O. In progressive store-such this is-each
ceeding sale marked by beered values and lowered
prices
We have some surprises for you this time The saving
begins back with the buying of the materials The
actrers entrust these preparations the best in the
country by the wayhave made up this stock for during
their dull perodving this work their most careful atten
tionand approaching the employment for their idle hands
by concedng their usual profit All these advantages show
the remarkably low prices find it possible quote
But what is of more mportance-we have exaced better
work than usua-requed the garments to- be in
generous proportOnsto be trimmed more elaboraey AS
result have gathered here that has
been equaed at bargain meor during the regular
Such values such prices shorten the duration
of the sale Take the hint and hurry Do your buying for
the needs OF six months future.
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Corset
Covers.
IS cents.

Cambria Corset Covers,
with square neck, pearl but
tons-ready for trimming
rs cents.
Cambria Corset Covers,
with "" neck, trimmed
with wide embroidery--
rs cents.
Cambria Corset Covers,
with W" neck, back and
front. trimmed with wi.le
40 cents.
Cambria Corset Covers
square neck, back and front.
with wide Open-wOrk enl-
brOidery. finished with mar
row edge around yoke and
sleeves
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33 cents.

22-inch black Peau de Sole SiIk-double
hhish and very heavy quality, which you've
seen here marked S1.25. has been reduced to
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0 cents.
Silks reduced.

That beautiful brocaded Bengaline SILK,
In pink. light blue. maize, lavender and
white, for evening wear-which sells for Soc
yard about town. bat which We have been
selling at 39c., will so tomorrow, for the
day, at
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90 cents.

Brocaded and changeableS taffetas-very
beautiful goods for waists-for evening and
street wenr-haye l,een 69c. yard, re-
duced to
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90 cents.

Cambria Corset Covers,
with deep, full, round yoke.
n.ade of two rows OF inser-
tfon and puffings Of lawn:
trimmed around sleeves and
edge with lace
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80 cents.

Muslin and Cambria skirts
umbrella style. with deep
ruffie, finished with hand
some openwork embroidery
f1ounce-
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40 cents.
65 cents.

Cambria Corset Covers,
with round and square
neck. trimmed with inser-
ton and ruffie of lace or EN-
trOidery and ribbon
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Style 4

We offer here a garment de-
signed for such folks as cannot
wear woolen underSarments,
vet must have heavy weight.
We refer to our Sea Island
Cotton (Balbriggan) Under
wear, extra heavy weight, close
Derby ribbed, guaranteed not
to irritate or shrink.
Shirts made with silk-faced
front and four pearl buttons,
finished with patent stayed
sleeves and run in good full
length.
The Drawers have a we'll
made gusset and have 3 large
pearl buttons at front.
Each Garment ST.
tPer Suit 50 OO)
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I24c. yard.
A corset reduction,

You all know the celebrated '.R & G."
Corsets. reputable dealer advertised their
dollar corset for 69c.-white, black or drab
We offer the saD,e corset for
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Linen ScarfS cut.
10 cents.

All the 54-inch stamped ll-linen bureau
scarfs which were 23c. have been reduced to
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~ cents.
Innings & findings.

27sc. yard for best dressmakers' cam
bric.
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1O1.c. yard instead Of i21sc. for black
back fancy waist lining others get I5c
for
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1897-11-03
W. B. 0'Connell's Acknowledge
ments.

/ take this method Of expressing
my sincere appreciation TO those loytl
and devoted friends who made my
race their own, and to whom am in
debted for my success. To the
generous Democracy of the county,
and also to those Republicans WHO
supported me, ! am truly grateful.
The largest share of praise, howev@,
for the magnificent victory of tie
Democratic ticket belongs to the
Campaign Committee, who were uh-
firing in their efforts for its success.
/ hope to merit the confidence that
has been reposed in me, and in the
discharge of the duties Of the Office,
universal courtesy and considerati ION
to its patrons shall be the rule; and !
will use my utmost powers to bring
the Office up to the standard Of exeel-
lence 1t enjoyed in the days of "Ahid
Lang Syne," Gratefully yours,
w. B. O'CoNNELt.,
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1897-11-03

Hon. FL. b. Kinsolving under the
direction of the State Democratic Elk.
ecutive committee campaigned East.
ern Kentucky in the interest of De.
mocrasy. He met with a succession
of ovations. Mr.. Kinsolving did
much good for the party. At French.
burg he had a very large crowd to
hear him and Democratic doctrines
were expounded with unusual force.
Mr.. Kinsolving lie a man of rare
orstorical powers and is great favor
lite in this Congressional District.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1897-11-03
Land Slide.

Again the voice of the PEG
pie has been heard. Unkept
pledges is the cause of unrest and
finally disgust. Republicans had
promised the people with the
National Democrats endorsement
that if the people would elect Nc
Kinley confidence would be re-
stored at once and that this
country would be possessed with
prosperity the like of which had
never before been experienced.
All that the Republican party had
asked and to the rise had been
given but the realization never
came and had it not been for short
age of crops elsewhere the people
from Encouragement would have
-.hecome Respondent. Traceable to
ReptHllican legislation after much
waiting no relief has come, neither
are there any signs to encourage
the people that it ever will come.
The masses are cognizant of the
situation. Bimetallism by the
consent Of foreign nations as
promised by Republicans has be-
come joke and the hope of relief
from this last source has vanished
from the minds like mists before
the rising sun. These are some of
the reasons of the political land
slide on yesterday. 1t was the
people not party that went to the
polls determined on a change.
Yesterdays rebuke to the admins
tration is but foretaste of what it
will be in 1900.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1897-11-03
TIE NATURAL WAY
To Cure inflammation.

inflammation is the sustaining ele-
ment of the great majority of our
physical ills; allay this inflammation,
and the pain ceases, the flesh, muscles
and tendons resume their normal
condition and the violence of the at
tack is at sn end. II follows then,
that the first step in successful assault
upon disease is to destroy any exist
ing inflammation and with it the pain.
This accomplished the patient is at
ease.
This is the natural mode of proceed
ure, and kindly Nature has furnished
the means to that end in certain roots,
barks and herbs, which. in their due
proportion, are constituent parts of
Lightning Hot Drops, the greatest
pain panacea ever known to medical
science.
Freely applied to cut, bruise, burn,
scald or flesh wound of any nature,
Lightning Hot Drops will absolutely
kill the pain, and prevent all infla-
nation and quickly heal the lacerated
flesh. AS an instance, what is more
painful or distressing than mashed
finger, with the nail torn loose In
such a case, Lightning Hot Drops
gives complete and immediate ease
from pain 1t will smart and burn
for few minutes when first applied
to fresh cuts, sores, etc, but few APP
pHcations will take all the soreness
out aud heal the cut or sore. The Soc
size contains p times as much as the
25c size. Lightning Hot Drops is
prepared by Herb Medicine Co.,
Springfield, o., and no honest drug
gist will offer you anything else.