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CHICAGO IN A MIDDLE.
The Reception to the Admiral May
Ee Postponed.

CHICAGO. April 5.--A celebration to
Admiral Dewey that was to be as fitting
as The one in New York on his return home
from the Orient is likely to be abandoned
because Of the hero's announcement of HIS
candidacy fer the Presidency. Commit
feps Of citizens have been working for
months. preparing to give the Admiral a
great reception. The railroads were to
make cut rates aad run special trains for
the country people to view the celebra-
ton. The erection Of arches was about
TO begin. Balls and banquets were arrang-
ed as were monster land and water pa
rades but it has all been stopped.
This is because the committee in charge
of the affair finds that. instead of ? an
ming a fete in honor merely of the Ad-
miral of the United States Navy, ii is
placed in the embarrassing position OF pro-
spectiye hest to an aspiTant for the Presi-
dency of the United States While the
committee the chairman of which is May
or Harrison and in whose membership Re-
publicans and Democrats are about equally
numerous. has not discussed the conplica-
tion officially. a conference was he'd yes
terdav afternoon and the extent Of the
dissatisfaction proved so common that it
was decided to be impossible for the time
| being to 60 on with the celebration.
The business firms, which have contrib
| uted a large amount Of money TO make the
! thing success have also become dissatis-
! fed and have expressed a desire to have
their money refunded The finance COM
] mittee has given these discontinued per-
sons 10 Vi. lerstand that there would be
no oppositi n to refunding the money CIV
en- under false impression as TO its in
| tended use.
J Resembling the invitation 10 Admiral
/ Dewey to visit Chicago is not contemplated
/ bv the leading members Of the commit
tee. They predict that the body, when
/ II meets next Tuesday. will not vote to
| withhold Chicago's hospitality from the
| hero of Manila, or even to intimate to
| him that he would better remain away.
| Bat the ill-concealed hope is expressed by
/ committeeman that the Admiral may see
the anomalous position in which his pros
1 p1ctive entertainers have been placed and
1 Exercise his tact to relieve them OF the
burden.
II is intimated. however that an ennis
/ sar.- Of the committee may be sent tC
Washington TO lay before Admiral Dewey
Informally the details of the veXed situ-
/ alton End inform him of the relief thai
he could bring to all the men interested
by canoeing his Chicago engagement.
The promoters of the celebration believe
that the seafghter will have the good tast,
and at the same time the diplomacy t.
change the entire aspect of affairs withou
offending anyone.
Admiral Dewey was expected to reaci
Chicago April 80 to spend here the secont
| anniversary of the destruction of the Span
Fish fleet and to leave that night or the fol
lowing day on his trip TO other points IL
this section. The several committees ha'
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delegation to the convention for William
J. Bryan"
Philip p. Baker. New Jersey: Il do not
think the Democrats of New Jersey nave
any other candidate in mind than Colonel
Bryan. whose hold upon the American peo-
pie is stronger than any other man De
fore the public"
CLAYTON BeIknap. Nevada: The Demo
cratic National Convention should hol,
and in my opinion. will not, nohlhaCe
any other candidate than William .
Bryan -..,..
II q Ferguson. New Mexico; Neither
Dewsy nor any other great name-no;hine'
car shake The LOYALTY OF the plain peo-
rls 10 Rrvau nor prevent his nomlA@tiOA
a, the Kansas City Convention.
Joserhus Daniels. North Carolina; Inc
North Carolina Democratic State 1ohNen-
ti,n which meets April H. viii instruct
It's delegates 10 vote LOT lhe AOiiiiN''iN iN-
of Mr.. Bryan
Teasc y Ralpr NCrth Dakota. IF given
an onportunity. the American people VIII
vote a Dewey arch extending from Liberty
Monument to the Golden Gate, from Cape
Nome TO the little sugar-coated Island
suffering from McK.nley's cppress'on- me
Dakota Democrats idOliZe Dewey ana re-
gard his announcement with pleasure
Whit NJ. Grant Oklahoma: This Ter
advised. want no one but Bryan"
lanes NJ Guftey. Pennsylvania: -
Democrats of Pennsylvania are for Bryan
bevoad doubt or question. The Demo
cratic State Convention tomorrow VIII m
strllrt TO this effect. The announcement
Sf Admiral Dewey's candidacy VIII nave
no effect whatever as far as the behSo
Gratis OF this State are concerned
James NJ Woods South Dakota: " IL
.H,t AZ II
lota and can carry the State as aealns'
AlcKinley II looks as if the Gold Demo
Gratis are trying 40 gel their work IN al
the Kansas City Convention
NJ Y Sullivan Mississippi. ! regard
The candidacy Cf Admiral Dewey as a gFea'
mistake. We can have but one Dewey
America is proud of him. He should keel
out Of the dubious paths Of politics.
j. NJ Head. Tennessee. IN my opHioi
There VIII not he a single delegate 10 tht
Kansas City Convention from this state
who will consider the nomination ci al
raj Dewey as remote POSSIBILITY
James G. Dudley. Texas: Admiral
Dewey cannot and Will not be nominated
for the presideucy at Kansas city. Inc
Democratic Convention at Kansas tltN
Will nominate "a Democrat. the creates
living American. William j. Ert IA. ln'
hero o. Manila cannot be elected frtsl
dent now and ii he allows himself 10 b'
used by designing men he viii suiler al
inglorious defeat The fight Is on, am.
either Mr. BRYAN or Mr. Mckinley VII
be the next President
p J. Otey. Virginia. NO Dewey sen
timent here that I ever heard OF.
W. H. White. Washington. AihlIa
Dewey is all right in his place but he "II
not be nominated by the Democratic Con
vention for President Of the United states
He might be nominated for Vice FresldeEl
William J. Bryan viii he the Dem2eIa'l
nominee for President
John r McGraw. West Virginia: W er
Virginia Democrats are. I'm my judgment
ia favor Of the denomination OF Mr.. Bryan
with a strong. clean man for Vice Prtsi
dent. selected from one Of the States cas-
cf the Ohio and North Of The Potomac.
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THE IJEN BEHIND DEWEY.
The Plans :br His Candidac3 SEid 90
Have Been Carefully Laid.

Have ne,n Carefully Laid.
NEW YORK. April The Herald
prints tho follow ing.
Briefly stated this is rhe story Of ,Aa
Dewey candidacy as given 10 the Herald.
last rich, ly prominent party leader.
who has suse, -sfu1v manipulated STATE
ard even National Conventions
The scheme to nominate Admiral
D.wcy at .he Kansas City Convention was
carefully planned at series OF confer
,urcs. held principally iu lh.s city and ia
" -hing5on.
Arthur T. German. ackroAladEediy one
O. jhe most -h'fIruI political managers I'D
frr Democratic party was asked lg take
c..rEs Of the movement. such consl-cU-
ous lenz tim, party leaders as William
e NHfgev Daniel s. Lamont. Richard
Olney. John r. Mclean. ana Edward A-
shepard par;.'-atcd actively in the n'n-
1.rencgS.
They caasassyd the e-,.re situation.
atU thc- became convinced thar the
movement could He successfully carried
o. Admiral Dewey and an cf his friends
d..afedi-ed ita reports .h.t The hero ct
1fa-iia Bay would run for president lA-
dor any cigcUMSt talltS.
.Erey proposed 10 spring he plan sud-
C.aly. not long before The assembling OF
she Democratic National convention. and
or the wave ol enthusiasm which Dewey's
announcement was expected 10 create. cal
culaJed on sweeping aside all obstacles
and on making Dewey the party candidate
Admiral ptHay's anucu0c amenf Of ms
candidacy al this time was n0r con5em-
plated BIZ the leaders Ct the movement.
Thev regarded April as TOO early. That
the announcement should be made By Adj
miral Dewey now is due nc the persistent
rercrts from Washington that Mr.. and
Mrs. Dewey would go abroad. This latter
announcement. declared by the Admiral
10 have been absolutely without founaa-
tion was regarded as an effCTt 10 fore
sail and sidetracE the Dewey boom.
The exact wording Cf Admiral Nawey $
statement was under discussion - sey-
eral weeks Il was prepared with the ut
most care. and d2aft Ct the statement
was sent to the Admiral while he was or
MS recent visit to St. Augustine. Fla.
1t was pointed out last night that
Democratic leaders Of the prominence Of
those mentioned would rot have consent
ed 10 the publication Of Admiral Dewoys
statement at this time unless they knew
the exact situation. They are men too
shrewd and tC3 experienced in political
manipulation 10 force Admiral Dewey into
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TO RETIRE FROM THE NAVY.
Admiral Dcsvey's plans in the Event
Of His Nomination

Admiral Dewey is reported as having
said yesterday to the representative OF a
New York paper:
1t is not true that TIE visits ! have
planned for the West are for political pur-
noses. They were decided upon long be
fore I reached the conclusion TO become
candidate. In a few days | expect to go
to my new country residence near IenieE-
town and 10 remain there as quietly as
possible until / go West.
When I return l shall resume my resi-
dence in the country and will continue 10
perform my duties as a member Of the
Naval Advisory Board. In the event OF ny
nomination it is ny intention to make aP-
plicafiou for retirement. Under the law
there is nothing TO prevent retired OH
Ger accepting the Presidency.
SI.25 TO Baltimore and Return via
R. a o.,
Saturday ard sunday, April and s
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DENIED BY Mr.. CLEVELAND.
The Former President Says He EN-
pressed 10 Opinion.

PRINCETON. y. J.. April Former
PRESIDENT cleveland was interviewed this
morning concerning his reported endorse
n.en- of Dewey as q candidate for the
Presidency. When Mr. Cleveland saw the
story De said.
1T is an unqualified and pnequivocal lie,
from beginning to end. made out OF whole
cloth. When / was questioned yesterday
in regard to Admiral Dewey's statement I
positively refused TO say anything. and /
ann stiil unwilling 10 express an opinion
This misrepresertatioH Is outrageous Re
Gently my views in the Nicaraguan Canal
were distorted beyond recognition ana
stretched from a few words 10 column.
II this willful Misrepresentation continues
shall be- compelled 10 close my doors
against all newspaper men here
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be position OF candidate without fair

Ire rasiu0n oI a candidate without fair
assurance CT success.
"on the ether hand, the Her
AIDS informant added, ii was
exnected ihaf large majority
of the member of the present Democratic
National Committee ard other leaders
-Eer- into rover by the Bryan campaign.
would rerrGfa-e Admiral Dewey's candi-
da.r and would adhere 10 the cause Of
wuliam :. Bryan. The present National
Committee having been chosen at the
Chica-c C1uven ion which made Bryan IFS
candidate. viii expire on the meeting OF
.ha Kansas City Convention. They are
p.,au's friends NAM changes. If thr
-rare q Admiral Dewev's friends 10 not
Ini.ea~rv. VIII be made in the new Ma
riaral Committee which viii have great
Influence over the Wcr', Of the Kansas
civ Convention and which VIII conduct
rf.a.camrairn that VIII follow.
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MINERS QUIT WORK.
Eour Thousand Wen strike in Penn
syIyania.

SHARON. Pa. April 5.-Over 1000 coal
miners in the Mercer county district are
ont on strike. The miners had arranged
to come out today. but by a misun1eT
standing the men at the Hllliaru hii.-9 mn,
struck Yesterday. so all the other miners
iojned the movement. -.
The diggers. who were receiving AZ
cents per ton for run of mine, demandei
an increase of . IL cents ton in accord
ance with the Pittsburg rate. while the
onerators offer A. cents, claiming there IS
= differeptial of 41-2 cents between the
two districts. Miner & Turner. who OPP
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Entries at Bcnning Tomorrow

Following are the entries for the Ben
ming races tomorrow:
First raee-For -year-olds and
nm five furlongs: Rivonah. los;
Sir Christopher. 1l2; Cupidity, III; Lacy
Lindsey. us; X-Ray, l09; Sweet Caporal,
lie: Dutch Comedian, 120; Boney Boy. 1875;
Rec Mitchell. 1O2: Lexington Pirate, 1o4;
Speedmas. 1O6; Grandeur. los.
Second race-FOr two-year -olds; han
mile. Voueh. 10: Moor. 1O4; Juniper, 1O4;
Light Ball. I04; Thoroughbred, 107.
Third race--For three year-olds and up
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ILLINOIS FOR BRYAN.
Ills Chances There Not Affected ny
the Dewey Announcements

MOUNT VERNON, Ills, April 5.-Dr.
Walter Watson, of this city. Chairman OF
the Democratic State Committee. was seen
this afternoon Immediately after his re-
ceipt Of a telegram from Chicago inform
ing him that Dewey had said positively
that he would accept the nomination for
the Presidency if it was rendered him.
He was asked:
What effect will Dewey's announce
ment have on Bryan's chances in this
State: do you believe Illinois Democrat
could be induced TO support the Admiral
in the convention"
Certainly not" replied DR.. Watson
THE Democrats Of this State are for Bry
an first and last. and while present ma
tionaI problems remain unsOlved it Il
idle TO talk about anyone else
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NEBRASKA NOT ALARMED.
RrNan'S Friends Say That stat" NH
Stnnd by Its FaYorite.

OMAHA. Neb. April 5.-Bryan's friends
are somewhat exercised over the an
nouncement Of the Presidential candidacy
Of Admiral Dewey OF this there is little
doubt. though they do not appear to be
very much alarmed. The gold Democrats
are clearly very much elatcd. as are lead
ing Republicans.
National Democratic Committeeman
Thompson asserts that the candidacy ol
Dewey means nothing and that no'hlhS
can head OIL Bryan. and that the State oi
ErhraeI-a j. still for him and VIII remain
so oven though every ether State was fol
Dewey.
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AN orINIoN FROM TEXAS.
No Nomination of Dewey Possible by
the Democrats.

PARIS. Tex. April 5.-James G. Dudley
of this city. the Texas member OF the Ma
tional Democratic Committee. in response to
a question replied:
Dewey will not be nominated by the
Democratic party. The lesson taught by
the nomination Of Horace Greeley is still
remembered. This is not the time for mill
tary or naval heroes. General Scotts race
for the Presidency might be considered
with profit. If Bryan cannot beat Mckin-
ley the latter cannot be beaten for the
Presidency. If the hero of Manila Bay
loses his head and places himself in the
hands of designing politicians. the glory
OF his grand naval victory will be obscurec
by his inglorious political defeat.
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REGRET AT HARVARD COLLEGE
Expressions of SORROW Over the Al
mirnrs Candidacy.

mirnps Candidacy.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, April 5.-The news
Of Admiral Dewey's willingness to run ioi
President was received in Cambridge Win
feelings OF almost universal regret. Most
of the members of the Harvard faculty
would say little about the matter. Presl-
dent Eliot however said: 'It Is much TO
be regretted that Admiral Dewey has en-
tertained the idea of becoming a candl-
date for the Presidency.
Prof. McVane. the authority on inter
national law. said II think it great mis-
take. Dewey, at the present time, is q
national hero to whom every American
bows his head The political campaign
and tenure of Office would not leave hin
in the high position he now holds. | dc
not believe that he would make gooc
President"
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The KNIGHTS OF HoNoR-A grand frnternal

organization, the peer Of any. surpassed by
nape during the twenty-six years OF its existence,
has paid to its benefciaries, the widows and Or
phans of thirty-fye thousand deceased brothers,
The munihcent sum of SIXTY NINE MILLION DOL
LARS TWO HUNDRED AND EIGHTEEN THOUS-
AND DOLLARS Of which has beeen disbursed in
This city; TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS in
lsqo FRANCIS F. BATES, Grand Dictator 1925
9Th st. NV. JOHN II. KING, Grand Reporter, 1016
st Sc mh9- Inc. en-
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EXTENSION OF HIGHWAYS IN THE Dis
TRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Office CT the Highway Commission

Washington. ID. G., April :, 1900
To whom il may concern:
Tho commission created hy section Of the
act of Congress approved March >. 1893, entitled
..An act to provide permanent system OF high
yyavs in that part Of the District of Columbia
I,-ino outside of cities" has received from the
Commissioners Of the District of Columbia the
proposed plan ct permanent system oil hIgh.
WAYS for the part Of the District south and east
of the ADacostia River. Interested parties are
invited 10 examine the map on exhibition N
Room 40 of the District Building The conlmls-
sion will consider any suggestions ana protes ;,
ia be submitted in writing. on or before NAY
; 1900 and addressed 10 the Chief OF kns!-
neers. United States Army. War Department,
Washington D. c. The Commission will meet
ON NAY A. 1900, at 1880 O'CLOCK \. NJ, in
The Office of the Secretary Of War to hear orally
from those who desire to support thelf Written
EITHU ROOT Secretary of War: Z. a.
HITCHCOCK Secretary OF the interior
JOHN NJ WILSON Chief OF Engineers
L. s A. Highway Commission
! ap345.6,7 8. 81. .myl ,2,3,41011.2
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crate the Hillard mines. met the miners
committee today and aeceded to the de
Hands of the strikers.
A big mass meeting was held al Grove
City. but the operators failed TO effect 4
compromise with their men.
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Sell shoddy Tor WOOL end a mans
pocke bo.k suf erS. Palm Of on him a
spurious remedy ano months OF pain
and a precious life may be the cast
MUkY0N.

Il Is foo late 10 take swimming lessons during
-hiuNreck!
u i- too late for experimenting ami gucss|oih
when uuc l. upon q SICK hod!
The shjpwreckod one needs d rait or iiieboa- ; ;
The ,rtTerer from disease requires tried, true, and
acycuted rcmodit- A known dise2se demands a
proved specific. NurNou's Improved Homeopathic
system provide it. and thlt specific thoroughly
demonstrated b. absolute efficacy before IL was
afrrod L. the YubI5, That is the foundltion OF
tu. Improved Homeopathic School. which has
given Uud,ui1bl, evidence Of its superiority IL
curing aud 4nleoTatiig the ills Of mankind. Proi
Nuu1on asks yuu 10 accept nothing upon mere say
81. he pa.rr- with confidence to the thousands
uYou thousands q testimonials that each one ol
his remedies ha, called forth from those who nave
bttB cured.
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DIED.

COX-on April 4, 1900, at l2:10 a. m, MARIA
COX, widow OF Isaac Cox, in the thirty sixth year
of her age, HIS Seaton st.
Funeral Friday, April 6, at P. m, st. Luke
Church. u Sampson st. NV. 1t,em
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ward: six furlongs; kimmage, u. Pro-
tus, lis; G.. E. Wigh-man, 81; POST Hds'e'
90.
Fourth -Thrce-year- and up. seven
furlongs. Dutch Comedian. 101; Passd'c.
1O5: First Whip. 102; DR.. Fannie, S.;
Brisk. 10: Bannock 101; HOldup. l02,
Alex. f05; DamOcleS, 100.
Fifth race-Thres- -year-olds and up. one
and cne-sixteenth miles: Post Haste. 81;
Cousin Jess. III: Harry Lueeseo. 1a2, Tony
Honig. lis: NouzeIjof. leo.
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IN MEMORIAM.

MAXWELL-In remembrance of my dear and low
ing husband, WILLIAM H. MAXWELL, who de.
parted this life four years ago today, April s. 1896
He is gone but not forgotten
BY his faithful and loving wife.
IL SARAH L. MAXWELL.
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That Throbbinq Headache

Would quickly leave you, If you used DIR. Kings
New life pills Thousands OF sufferers have
proved their matches merit for Sick and Nervous
Headaches They make pure blood and build up
yor,r health Only 25 cents. money back if not
cured. Sold BY Henry Evans, 922 + ST., Drug
0ist
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much trouble In getting the Admiral to
visit the city They met him in New YORK
and even in Europe and are much dlscon-
tented at the form things have taken.
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DIR. CLEMENS HAS REMOVED FROM
1411 II ST. NV. 10 511 18th st. NV. The
electrical and Sprague hot-air apparatus
are installed. By special arrangement with
The Sprague Company charges reduced TO
So Skilled mass5ur in attendance. Sep
arate hours for ladies'. Oitice hours. III
a. m to S p. m. mhlo-Ifno
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Mason S
Health Defenders.

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NI,SoN.s BROWN TABLETS cure CONSTIPATloN
NlSON'S RED TABLETS cures COUGHS
NASoN'S WHITE TABLETS cure SORE THROAT
80 tablets 1Oc-aH druggists sent for
price by IT, T. MASON CHEMICAL toNFAN1'
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NASON'S CREAM OF OLIVES cures CATARRH
C,,res il completely Removes the last
vestiee-SpIcudid tor Piies-2jc box
all druggists OF sent for price above.
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25C to 75C stocks, I5c.

Ladies' Satin Stocks. tucked plain.
and fancy; trimmed with lace; in
stead CT ZJc 10 75c, this lot to go at 15c
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HENRY EVANS. 922 Street northwest.
EDWARD STEVENS. Ninth and Pa. Avenue.
MACkAIG BROS. Ninth and II SIS. northeast
f. : LEADBEATER & SONS, Alexandria. Va.
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MaSOn's Yellow Tablets

are made from the formulas developed by
leading
specialists in tEcir practice.
They are 4 supreme result OF professional sAiIi-
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KINGS PALACE DEPT STORES, S'z3' is 5a ssss st ssa
SPECIAL NOTICES.

4 MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
for The election of directors OF the "aSn-
ington Safe Deposit Company Will De helu
on Friday. the 9th day of April, A. u !SVV.
Polls open at II N. and close at l O'CLOCK
p. III. SA-h S1NOS'
mh29 -dtoap27, inc, EN- Secretary
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The BattIeship keDtUcI<y.
The battIeship Kentucky will be placed
in commission about April 10.
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l5c hat pins, sc.

Fancy Jeweled Hat Pins: colored and
plain settings; instead Of 15c. Green
Ticket Price, sc.
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NunNon's - Rcmedies-each a sep
arafe cure-are for sale at all drug
giSt>'-muStIH - cents each.

u you have Rheumatism try MUNYON'S theuma-
ti-,D' emo: if suu L4v, Cold. ry his Cold Cure
if ,oa hays Dyspepsia, try his Dyspepsia Cure;
! ii y5u have any Kidney Troublo. try his Kidney
Cur, Nm,tan has a specific remedy Tor most
ever, disease: mostly - cents. at any drug store.
NI,r,.ss-'- Inhaler rur,- C5t8rrh. Grippe, Bron-
l,l.t.-. az. Price tvirh all medicines ccmpiete),
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Child'S dresses.

Chilfre-'s Gincham Drc=ses- -EcSes
trimmed with washable braid-flA
skirts finished with C10t-size
hem. sold everywhere az Sec. 1QC
Green Ticket Price. -
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Green ticket sale
prices for dOmeSticS.

Extra heavy and extra wide tea tow
cling. bleached and unbIeached 07C
Green Ticket Price. J8
@GcO yards best quality light colored
calcos in short lengths. but ne
worth Sc yard Green Ticket Price. E8
Double bed size bleached sheet. made
OF the celebrated Monarch" muslin,
Slx90 inches in size; sold every
where for sec. Green Ticket O0r
FTlcC .-.-,.-.-.....-...-JJ
2.fg0 yards OF India Liuon; in mill
ends OF from one 10 ten yards; such as
sell from the piece for as much as Tic
lie yard. Green Ticket Price,. 2
White Horey-comb Bed Spreads. the
double bed size, such as sell for H0C
75c each. Green Ticket Price. ~
Short lengths Of yard-wide Percales.
such as sell for Il t-2c a yard in new
spring patterns. Green Ticket 6IC
Odd lot Of towels; some Of them
fringed and some Of them hemmed;
some are Of damssk. but they sold for
Il 1-2c TO I5c each. Green Ticket 7IC
Price.
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Free Decentralization of Munyon's
Inhaler H. no.N Going on at Drug
Store of ID. ID. Atkinson, corner
eleventh aud q streets.
CPS THIRTEENTH STREET N. v

9 q. IN. To- c p m wees Day; Il TO p. m.
SUNDAYS.
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lin dozens OF difierenJ sIyI7F. I0r nl7
and dress trimming-the genuine cut
steel and gilt-and i6c instead Of 800
10 7Jc.
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And they are specials. too. Ex-
ceptional values at extraordinary
prices. The Saks kind Of specials
that are just what they claim to be
vouched for by us. You've not had
so many and such signal privileges
crowded into one day before this
season.
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LaCeS and embrOideries.

A most exquisite line Of alI-over lace
and embroideries. in widths Of IS to
- inches: worth up to 81. IS a yard; to
go for gee to s125 yard.
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is
special prices for millinery and ready
OF
All hats are trimmed free of charge and premium stamps given free