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The Wrathfr. FOIlrtr TILL EIUMT A.M. For the District of Columbia, eastern Penn- stitauia, New Jersey, lMaware, Maryland, and Virginia. light rain; (lightly warmer; southeasterly winds. It will Pat you to visit Rudden'a cash and credit furniture, carpet and stove stores.

MO and i82 7th st. n.w.. during the coming week, When he will offer all tapestry, body Brussels and ingrain carpets, antique oak bed room rug, plush aud hair cloth parlor suites, beaters aud ranges at prices hitherto tiDbeard of in this city. All goods are of the latest styles and best quality aud are offered for rash or on the installment plan inaugurated by this house, by which a small cash deposit and easy weekly or monthly pavments will obtain any thing needed in the house furnishing line. Terms to suit purchasers, satisfaction guaranteed and all carpets made and laid free of charge.

If ry Need of wall papers coll on Jruua lassbcboh, 13th and F. and get his prices. Elbgant New Pattebns Velvet Cabpets, laid with lining, only tl per yard. T. D.

Sisoletox. 415 7th st n.w. W. 8. Fisheb.

florist. 1425 Pa. are. n.w. Coffee Roasted every day.

China aud Tea 731 7th street Too Many Cooes Si-oil the Broth, and too many remedies the patient There's a preparation now in extensive use for nervous troubles that discounts nil types and kinds of treatment for quick aud positive cure. Dr. Henley's celery, and iron it is called and i is a perfect nerve cure. Umbrellas and Parasols repaired and covered by C. lefevbe, irth at n.w., bet aud H.

Fashion's Fancies is High-class Neck Dr.E83i.NfH.?Our line of 50c. neckwear embodies the choicest products of home and foreign locms. Glance at our window. Fbanc, One Price, Corner 7th and streets. wall papers at low Julius LaxsBCROH.

Docbi.e Strength Flexible Woven Wire mattblso. The newest aud best ever made. T. D. singleton.

Reisingf.r's Ice Cream. 235 street n.w. Have Yoc Tbikd Johnston's dry-roast Java Ask any grocer for it. kolbe and Ccr Surgeon's supplies and Eolbe's orthopaedic eLd artificial appliances. 616 12th st n.w.

new violin adv. Washington conservatory of music. Julius Lanslckoh will start to sell Monday i at his old stori. 315 7th n.w,: Cbinelle portieres. 72 inches, for $9.50.

Chmelle portieres. 63 inches, for irH.uO. A handsomely curved oak chamber suite for worth T10. A good quality tapestry carpet for 60c. yard.

Brussels carpet for U)c. yard. Upholstery goods almost given away. lie- member, Jcurs Lanslcrgh Old Store. 315 7th st Thompson, at Dupont circle, sells medicines at reduced prices.

New Window curtains, portieres, Ac. Curtain poles. 25c. Window with spring fixtures, complete, 50c. T.

D. Singleton. Ladies' Fine Hand-made Underskirts in stock and to order. A. R.

Delano, 1205 F. Abtithial Eves Perfectly Fitted. Largest assortment in Washington. Claflin, Optician, 1205 st. The Famous Johnston spring-leaf blended I tea in 5c.

ask any grocer for it There's nothing More Beautiful For than a cupe overcoat. See those we at tlo. Eisexan 7th and Manufacturing Clothiers aud Tailors. Gas and most complete sto in city. S.

S. Shedd A 432 9th st n.w. 6c "Uo? Cigar! Havana! Delicious1 Fragrant! 1 A Card. After you have read ail the advertisements other turnilure dea.ers and examined their rtocks and prices give me a call before purchasing and see How you can save money. O.

XoWLES, 1007 J'ennsyivania ave. bochestep. i.amis, Chas. A. Muddi3un, Ua? uxtures.

12W Fall and Winter Hats. Broadway and Filth ave. suk hats. and $6 splendid assortment fine derbies. to I iiio huts, to $5.

I rufcb iihls, Also l.rge stock men's underwear, hosiery, giotes. ar. A- at popular prices. R. C.

Lewis A son, 1421 New York ave. Get for wall papering. Jclics Lansbc.bg h. Fob Cash. Corn beef rib roast sirloin i- and steak.

pounds for good rousts 8 aud soup meat 5 to at New York market. aud Indiana avenue. otstepoi at Martin Becker's, cor 4th and sts. n.e. Fixture.

Art Metal Sun building. st. n.w. Fine Oil Lamps. Hct Coifee.

Hot Coffee. Hot CorrEE. Hot every day. China and Japan Tea 731 7th et Down at Lam. Watches muin'iringm S.W..

key-winder. 75c. Repairing in proportion. All work niiurantced. R.

C. A i'th st. n.w. hinderson, wall paper, window Ac. Telephone call 654-3.

There is No Reason Way every man should not drew well. Just the nrtim nt of suits we off. at -15. Ml ani assigns aud warrauted perl-ct 7th aud 31 inufactui lug Clotiiicrs uud Tailors. If Yor Want your icecream delivered on fioic and in good condition it of 1 Fvssell, I IVnusylvauia aviuue.

Telephone No. Lrioiif. i furniture ttL u. St sto. his pricea.

Carp, 5 Cleaning Works, yii. hone 7S7-2. I IT and Wood from Bbothers, the letHUUK liria iu the District W. B. Moses A Sons are now carrying a large varied asaortnit ni of urtistic wall paDtrs Md picture moldings.

They guarantee ih-ir work to give satisfaction particular. Their two fresco de-orators and designers are i Classed ainou? the lirst in the country. B. -Jt sLs 4 Sons, and 11th streets northwest furniture, upholsUry goods, wall papers and fresco decorations. EtLL New Line wall at close prices.

Call on Ji-Liis Lansbcbgh, lath and F. abe Prepared to exei-ute promptlv all orders for furnace and range repairs. S. S. shedd A 4a2 9th st n.w.

Vbtmtic Erpct is in tine and low-price grades Of wall pa per. A choice line of artist proof etchings, ei.gravii.gs. water colors, paintings. studies, Ai Picture fruus made to order rrom a Urge van: ty of moldiugs, including the whit, and gold wory, silver- hard woods. Ac.

bolitha J. I.iws. 1427 Pa. ave. n.

w. Huuan Abtiticial r.vts. hexplxb's, cor. see That Yoc Are Right OVer, something to Ua-V- consequently joC w.mt to li tin U.i v.ime your money See Uie style, we ttri offering at See Eiseman 7th and E. t.irinK Clothiers and Tailora.

H. stay Out Lonit. Mrs. Kate wl.os? Theodore Scrivea la one of Judge Miller', regular ffttests. sp.

nt half day in the Police Court yesterday. ci.lled lo We the JuAge to get her husband out of the workhouse. The judge consented to grant her request and Theodore was set at liberty yesterday afternoon. His will was good, but his appetite for drink prevented his going lime. he was going in the direction or home, but when he reached Bth northeast ne dropped upon the sidewalk ftnd was enjoying a sound sleep when PoiiceKn Hodges cune along and "ran him in." la morning plead guilty in the folice Court to a charge of obstructing the sidewalk, hut yistitied ills action on the ground snathe had an attack of vertigo.

He waa text back for thirty CITY AND DISTRICT. AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. in by the Enemy." Paymaster." Muldoon. CONDENSED LOCALS. Judge Montgomery yesterday released Mabel Davis, accused of receiving the postage stamps alleged to Lave been stolen from the bureau of educ ation, on bail, Wo.

P. Wood becoming her snrety. The Church of the Reformation on Capitol Hili. which has been newly decoruted and has received a number of improvements, including it new organ. will be occupied by the congregation tomorrow for the first time since tho improvements Lave been completed.

The Mahone Virginia republican association at a meeting last eveningdecidtd to incorporate the association and Mr. H. N. Ferrall was appointed to prepare the plans. A republican meeting will be held at Bethesda in the George hall on Monduy night at 7:30.

Mr. A. T. Britton will address the meeting ana Gen. Drum is expected to preside.

Thursday night an old colored man named Henry Lively was taken sick on the Benninesbridge road and was removed to ttie Washington asylum, where he died yesterday. The wagon of the Maryland Grange butter company last evening ran over Jas. Thompson, a colored boy, on 17th street between and streets, and broke hie leg. He was taken to the Children's hospital. Mr.

John M. Brown, a well-known produce dealer, died yesterday morning at his residence. No. 1535 Marion street, after an illness of four days. Mr.

Brown was about thirty-eight years of age and leaves a wife and two children. Republican Meeting at Takoma Park. Birch's hall at Takoma Park was crowded last night by an enthusiastic crowd of republicans. Donch's bund was on hand to furnish music. B.

H. Warner presided. Arthur Stabler of Sandy Springs attacked Baughman's record and dwelt upon the advantages of Montgomery county and the era of prosperity it was entering upon. He predicted the utter downfall of democracy in Montgomery county. Speeches were also made by H.

H. Miller, Iloger B. l'arquhar, Dr. A. P.

Fardon, J. H. Brown. J. B.

llowes, J. Vunce Lewis, and exGov. Hart of Ohio. Georgetown University Notes. The post graduate class ot the law department of Georgetown university last evening elected the following officers: J.

Randolph Hampton, president; Joseph W. Anderson, vice president; John A Sweeney, recording secretary; George F. Curtis, corresponding secretary; Daniel G. Campbell, treasurer, and Gran- I ville M. Hunt, mur; hut.

The class proposes to present a portrait of the late Judge Merrick to the university. Mr. Henry C. Walsh of Lippincott's magazine has been elected poet for the annual reunion of the society of the alumni of Georgetown university, which will take place February 22. At Charlottesville.

the University of Virginia foot ball team met the team from. Georgetown university yesterday afternoon and won the game by a score of 34 to 0. Only half of the first half of the game was played, the Georgetown men declining to finish it. Marriage Licenses. Marriage licenses have been issued by the clerk of the court to Shell Ferguson and Carrie Jack- 1 son; Win.

Cummings and Anna Baechler; Wm. O. Marks and Catherine Shirley; James J. Willie of Lloyd, and Clara Reasoner of Osborne, Kan. Real Estate Matters.

J. J. Stoddard has bought for $10,250 of James M. Johnston part subs 13 and 14, square 139, 25x15 feet on 19th street between and streets northwest. G.

G. Henning has bought for $11,500 of C. i C. Halpine sub 22, square 91, 22 feet on 20th street between and northwest. Anna P.

Woodbury has bought for $17,600 of Henrietta E. Draper part 2. square 240. 18.41 by 57.33 feet on street between 13tli and 14th northwest. G.

W. Harvey has bought for of C. Brown et trustees, part 0. square 349, 28 feet front on Pennsylvania avenue and 11th street. A.

Behrend has bought for $4,500 of Mollie M. Main south half lot 8, square 143. 30 feet 8 inches by 100 on 19th between and streets. Chas. B.

Harris has bought for $14,730 of George Truesdell lot 17. square 19; 5. 10 and 11, square 22; 10 and 11, square 20 ol' Eckington. An Attack of Vertigo. CoL Jack Brown, formerly of Georgia and now a well-known lawyer of this city, had an attack of vertigo in the yard adjoining his ofdee on street near the court house Thursday.

In Tailing he was somewhat injured about the head, lie was removed to his home, 528 3d street, and is doing quite well today. United Christian Endeavor. A large inciting of Christian workers was' held last evening in the Church of the Cove- nant. Representatives were present from nearly all the Christian endeavor societies. The object of the meeting was to discuss tho plan of forming a general association, composed of delegates from the various societies.

The meeting was held upon the invitation of the society in the Church of the Covenant. The pastor ol tho church. Rev. Dr. Hamlin, prehided.

and made the opening address. Other addresses were made heartily endorsing ttic movement. W. H. Smith, chairman of a committi which had been appointed some time prior to last night's meeting to prepare plans' ot organization, reported that the ir work had completed.

It was decided to hold auothi tuiR in two weeks when the organization will be finally completed. Accidentally Sliot. liccuiftu Win. Saulord and Daniel Callan vi terday in a friendly wrestling i.t the corner of 13 and streets southwest The officer had hi pistol in his pocket, which Le ewriea at half cock, and Cal- Inn in grasping th" nfcw't body gal his hand on apou when it went and tho match was declared oil. 'lh ball made a alight on Callan a 1, just breaking the skin.

Drill Corps oi' Knights Templar. Columbia coiamandery, No. '2, Knights 1 Templar, last ev? aing formed a drill corps, and in. following were chosen officers: Robt. Ball, commander; R.

E. Constant, generalissimo; Capt. A. J. Terry, captain general; W.

J. Byers, senior warden; J. E. junior warden; A. Au'-r.

recorder; G. W. Pratt, treasurer. A general board of managers was selected, consifting of the following -ir knights: L. Cabell Williamson, S.

II. Merrill, J. R. Garrison. E.

M. Willis. S. E. Tomliu-ou.

W. W. Eldridge, A. I. Rogers, and Weston Flint.

Prof. Langston Out for Mahone. John M. Langston is back in Petersburg. His colored frieuds gave him a serenade, a large crowd being present.

He responded to the compliment, making a strong speech in favor of the whole republican state ticket and declared for Foraker for President in '92. He leaves for Washington this morning on account of sickness in his family. He has written a card denouncing as forgeries a circular sent out by the democrats with his name attached declaring strongly for the democratic ticket. Cbanoe or Time on tue Baltimore and Onto. winter schedule of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad will go into effect on the 10th insU, when some important changes will be made Important Dowling will have a closing sale of Turkish carpets and rugs at his auction rooms, Utli and Pennsylvania avenue, on Monday next at 11 a.m.

and 3 p. in. Some of the finest piecesare yet to ba Winteb Excursion Routes and Rates via tue Pennsylvania 11aii.hoad.?AMiere shall we spe ud the winter is the question that will soon agitate the minds of those who desire to a winter resort. For the benefit of the public the passenger department the Pennsylvania railroad announces that, commencing with Yesterday, winter excursion tickets wili be placed on sale at greatly reduced rates. For description of resorts and the fullest informaticu regarding routes, apidy at ticket of the company or call or address R.

A. Parke, P. A. S. Pennsylvania railroad station, I 6th and streets.

Washington, D. I Mas. Lcuise first free lecture to I mothers on the care of young children takes place next Wednesday at p.m. See adverI vise went. Tub Sunday Herald and Weekly National IxTKlxioutt'BK celebrates its ninetieth anniversary tomorrow.

It will be a great number, eighteeu pages, beautifully illustrated, bright, clean and readable. Every one should have I copy of this issue. ADJUTANT GENERAL LONG. The Officer Who Will Assist Gen. Ordvray to Run the National Guard.

First Lieut Oscar F. Long, fifth infantry, will arrive in the city in about a week and will then assume his new duties as adjutant general of the District militia. He was rather unprepared when the order assigning him to this duty appeared, and though he received warning by telegraph the day before the distances are such between here aid Texas, where he is stationed, that he could not possibly get here before. Lieut. Long has a rosy complexion and is inclined to be a blonde.

He is tall and rather slcudor, with a martial bearing ud a keen, observant manner. W'8 duty I-IEUT. LONG. OH the Staff of Gen. Miles in the west have given him an unusually pleasant mnnner as well as a thorough acquaintance with the business side of a soldier's life.

He entered the military academy July 1, 1872. from New York, graduating four years later, in the centennial class of '76. when he was given the rank of second lieutenant and assigned to the fifth infantry. On the 21st of Octobcr, 1H81. he received the grade of first lieutenant.

Hib staff duty took him away from his regiment, but when he returned to it. being relieved from Gen. Miles' staff by operation of Secretary Lndicott's "four years tourof-duty" order," he was made adjutant of the regiment. He relinquishes this post, which gives him the relative rank and the pay of a captain, to come here. Among his influential friends arc many men high in the ranks of the state.

ROCKV1LLE. A Business Notes. Correspondence of The Evening Star. Rockville, November Quite an excitement was created today by the announcement that S. D.

Higgins A Son had made tin assignment for the benefit of their creditors and that their store was closcd and in the hands of W. W. Welsh as receiver. The liabilities cannot yet be ascertained, but they are supposed to be between and $18,000, with assets that will pay to creditors fully 75 per cent and perhaps 100 per cent. The finishing touches are being put on the new residence of Commander A.

G. Kellogg, U.S.N., at the west end of town. It will cost $5,500. Mr. R.

11. Stopes, cashier of the bank at this place, is also about completing, in the same section of town, a handsome residence, at a cost of large new building receutlv finished for Mr. John Kingdon of the Treasury department by the same contractor is situated on an eminence at the eastern end of town and cost Mr. A. J.

Almoney has finished a fine residence of two stories and attic, at a cost of Edwin Smith has commenced the building of a dwelling house in the west end of town which will be two and a half stories high and contain twelve rooms and cost $4,700. Mr. E. M. West has in course of erection a dwelling house two and a half stories high, with ten rooms, at a cost of Miss lilanche Braddock's pretty cottage at the eastern end of town is completed.

A two-story frame dwelling house near the fair grounds for Mr. Jos. N. Bailey is nearly finished. The third story is being erected on the large brick dwelling and store house of Judge W.

Viers Bouic on Montgomery avenue. Mr. D. H. Warfield is putting up "a handsome dwelling house at the eastern end of town and Mr.

William Richards has built large store and two dwelling houses. Mrs. J. J. Wiggins is building a large residence in the southwest part of town.

Mrs. Sarah Lyddon has recently completed a large store and dwelling. Thos. C. Grounds has recently completed for himself a very handsome residence in the vicinity of the court house.

Dorsey W. Offutt has commenced the building of a residence on an elevation near the fair grounds. Mr. Jacob I'ass has recently completed a large two-story building, which will be used as a carriage bazar. During the present season twenty-four new buildings have been erected at this place, which certainly places Rockville in the front rank among western Maryland towns in tho march of improvement.

8.A.M. The Thanksgiving Proclamation. President Harrison yesterday issued his first thanksgiving proclamation. It says: A highly favored people, mindful of their dependence on the bounty of Divine Providence, should seek fitting occasion to testify gratitude and ascribe praise to him who is author of their many blessings. It behooves then to look back with thankful hearts over the past year and bless God tor his infinite mercy in vouchsafing to our land enduring peace, to our people freedom from pestilence and famine, to our husbaudmen abundant harvests, and to them that labor a recompense of their toil.

Now. therefore. I. Benjamin Harrison. Presi- dent of the United of America, do earnestly recommend that Thursday, the day of this present month of November.

buautnpart as a day of national thanksgiving and and that the people of our country, oeasrfig from the cares and of their working shall assemble in th' ir respective places of worship and give thanks to God, who has pros- pered lis on our way and made our paths the paths of peace; beseeching Him to bless the day to our present and future good, making it truly one of thanksgiving for each reunited home circle as for the nation at large. Postmaster Peters at Chattanooga, was arrested yesterday charged with illing letters to various points offering to sell counterfeit uiouey which could not be detected. A complete memorandum of his victims wus iound in his possession. An Awful Soke Limb. SKIN ENTIRELY GONE.

FLESH A MASS OF DlsF.ASE. Lllii lmilM.dir.D 'INL-TiHUL XX hliiL. CONDITION CUtUED lliL CL1TCUUA llEMLDILa IN TWO MONTUS. CUBED BY CLTICUBA. For three years 1 was almost crippled with sn awful leg from my skin wan entirely rone and the flcsii was one massof disease, Some physician i pronounced it incurable It had diminished about one-third the sue of the other, and I was in a koielesa condition.

After try all kinds of remedies anJ spending hundreds of dollars, from which 1 got no relief whatever, 1 was persuaded to try yourCUriCl'HA BEMEDIKS, and the rekult was as iollows: After three days I noticed a decided cban re lor the better ami at the end of two months I was completely cured. My flesh was purified, and the bone (which li.id boeu exposed for over a year) (rot sound. The to grow, and to do', and for nearly two years past, my log Is as well as ever it was, sound in every respect, and not a Mgn of the disease to be seen. S. U.

AULliN, Dubois, Ga. SKIN DISEASE 17 YEARS. I have been troubled with a skin and disease for seventeen yearn. My head at tiuiea was outrunning sore, and my body was covered with them as larki- as a half dollar. I tried a great many remedies without? ffect until I used the CUTIOUllA REMEDIES, and am thankful to state that after two I months of their use I am entirely cured.

I Seel it my duty to you and the public to state the above case. it. McDowell, N.J. ANOTHLB MARVELOUS CURE. The CUTICCK Cl'TICTKA RKSOLVENT and CUTICURA SOAP have brought about a a.ai veluUs cure in the case of a skin disease on uiy little son eight years old.

1 have tried almost all remedies ai.d also the most eminent debtors. all alike failing, except the wonderful CC T1CURA REMEDIES. ED. N. liltOWN, N.

Jthh Omaha, Neb. CUTICURA RESOLVENT. The new Blood 1'uriUcr and and best of Humor Remedies, internally, and CUTICURA. ihe preat skin Cure, end CUTICURA SOAP, au exquisite Skin ivautiiier, externally. are a positive euro lor every ilisvaso and humor of the skin, scalp and blood, with loss of hair, from pimples to scrofula.

Sold everywhere. Price, CL'TICCKA. SOAP, EXT, 81. Prepared by the POTTER Ditto AND CHEMICAL CORPOKATIOS, Boston. for "Bow to Cure Skin Diseases," 04 pares, 50 llliutratious and 100 testimonials.

PIMPLES, black red, rough, chapped and oily skiu prevented by CUTICUBA SOAP. HOW MY BACK ACUES. Back Ache. Kidney i'ains and Weakness, Soreness, Lameuess, Strains and l'aiu IN ONE M1N i by the AN il-PAIN PLASTER. The tlrrtt and only instantaneous pain kiiluut piaster.

ocUO-wfcs raVHK V. li. FUCHKK AST AMD STATIONERY COMPANY, 529 15TH 8TBEET (COBCOBAN BUILDING), IMPORTERS. Paintings. Water Colon.

ko Latest Publications, Bare Artistic Picture Framing in Qold or Hard Woods. of Old Frames and Reatonug of a specialty. FINE 8TATIOMKBT AND CAftD XKOBAVUa Latest Designs, Low GEORGETOWN. A YocTHm Paihter His Olstead. a nineteen-year-old painter by trade.

tor ted out last night to paint the town. At Washington and Bridge streets lMt night be dared Policeman Bloom to arrest him and the officer took him at his word. When the station was reached Olstead attempted to clean out the office and kicked down the rail in front of the clerk's desk. Fearing be would succeed in tumbling the rickcty building into the cnnal the officers hustled him back to a cell. Tliis morning be entered the dock of the Police Court and plead guilty to three separate conduct on Bridge street, tearing down the rail in the station and carrying concealed pair of brass knuckles.

Judge Miller imposed flues amounting to or 135 ditys on the farm, where he can labor for the District. Night Work on the Water work of laying the 48-incn water main was up until late last night at the intersection of and 3'2d streets. The Catholic will be a meeting of the members of Holy Triuity parish tomorrow evening at 7 o'clock at the rooms Of the Georgetown Catholic union to make arrangements for their participation in the Catholic centenniul celebration in Baltimore. Notek. was done at the regular meeting of the Citizens association last night owing to the slim attendance.

The victims of the recent runaway accidents are doing well. Dr. Becker's condition wa9 somewhat improved this morning Mr. Walsh is able to be Thos. Bettler, colored, employed at Collin's stable, was arrested yesterday upon the charge of stealing an overcoat from a fellow-workman named Jas.

Harris. Hxvival Jas. Smith has been aiding the pastor of Gay Street Baptist church in revival meetings lor three weeks. The meetings have been quite successful and are still goiug on. Police CofRT am not guilty.

I thank you, this morning." said a colored man named Oliver May when arraigned before i Judge Miller today on a charge of being an I habitual drunkard. He was sent down for 20 days. The tmull bovs who were arrested by Policeman Knoop Wednesday, as published in yesterday's Star, gave their personal bonds lor their future good behavior. Temperature and Condition of Water at 7 A.M.?Great 58; condition, 4. Receiving 56; condition at north connection, condition at south connection, 16.

Distributing reservoir? temperature, 54; condition, 36. The New York emigration commissioners I have notified all the steamship companies that a tax of fifty cents each will be collected from them for every alien that they briug. This will include children. Catarrh Is a complaint which affects nearly everybody, more or less. It originates in impure blood, anil ia aggravated by taking cold.

Disagreeable flow from the nose, tickling in the throat, offensive breath, rain over and between the eyes, ringing and burstiug noises I in the ears are the more common symptoms. Catarrh is cured by Hood's Sarnaparilla, which strikes directly at the cause by removing all impurities from the blood. CAM BE "1 had Catarrh nine years, and suffered terribly with it. Soon alter I began to take Hood's Sorsoparilla the Catarrh troubled me less, and after taking three bottles I was entirely cured." JANE HIN'EY, Lumberton, Clinton county. Ohio.

"1 have taken Hood's Sarsaparilla for Catarrh, and I think it done me a great deal of good. I recommend it to all within my reach. Hood's Sarsaporilia has been worth everything to me." LUTHER D. ROBBINb, East Thompson, Conn. CURED BY "I suffered with Catarrh fifteen years; tried all the Catarrh remedies without beueflt.

and was about to I try a change of climate, when I took Hood's Sarsa- I parilla. I would not take any money consideration for the good one bottle did me. Now I am not troubled any with Catarrh." I. W. ULUS.

Chicago, 1U. HOOD'S 8ARSAPAR1LLA Sold by all druggists. 61; six for $5. Prepared by C. I.

HOOD Apothecaries. Lowell, Mass. 2 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. ELVET8. LU8HF8, BEAUTIFUL NtW STYLE DRESS GOODR SIDE BAND CLO'lH SUITING, wide doublo width, pure wool.

Special osli Bargain, BLACK S11.KS. Special asb Bargains, 75c. HANDSOME CASHMERE PLAIDS AND STRIPES, wide double width, pure wool, new styles. Special Cash bargains In hILK fLUSHLS, new shades DOUBLE WHITE WOOL BLANKETS, tl .50. ROYAL FRENCH SERUE, pure wool, wide double wiutu, all colors.

real value, CARTERS Cash Store, 711 MARKET SPACE. NO CREDIT, but the very lowest pricos for cash. HENRIETTA CAMtMi.RES HENRIETTA one yard and a liaif wide, all pure fine Freuch wool, 11 colors. CASH Dargaiu. only rt ill value, 75c a-h liaru-a-as in BLACK sll.KS.

fl. I FRLIT OF THE LOOM Co ION, yard wide, HI AVV lit COMFORTS. 75c? i. EXCLLLEN 1 1 i CLOTH PLAIDS, one yard ami a linlt wide, pure wool. i CASH i'arx oOc.

HANDSOME FRENCH SATEEN COMFORTS, in len-'e, elegalii styles, extra size, 0. 111 AVV AND IMMENSE SIZE WHITE Wool. BLANKETS. CASH bargain Bi.ANKrU's, hlLVEll OKAY BLANKET'S, 1M AN'l's BI.VNK1 is. VALUABLE PRESENTS for Cash Customers.

ketone ol the lollowing piubints with a purchase 11 A i aire! Large-tire Damask Towels, 75 a Lailtlozcu Tine Dumai-k Napkins, worth a ol Sill, l.uibrtidtitU Corsets, kit one ci Shelollowing with aptirchase 1 tt or more: A Lurge-siw H-uumiiuk Bridal (juiil, woi tli a Dozen line Dan.ask Napkins. if 1.50, twoPairsof Daiuaag Towels. WUi'tll aloU. oc OOT'S SPECIAL SALE OF ii ii oo KssK it kick nnn ii 8 it It II II VK IIRft YY It P. OO "SS3 II KKK It FOR TOMORROW AND iit'NDAY ONLY.

Si- LOOK AT THESE PRICES. will only take a minutes 200 dozen Indies' Fum Stripe Cjtlou Hose, warn-lited fast colors, iu all iuij.m Regular price 40c. II them at r.MR. Also at The remilar price being 4.V. Ladies' llose in iiyx wit'i fuuey tops, Ui all slia.tcs.

We sell them at 40c. PER PAIR. 175dozeu Ladies' Lisle Tlueud Hose, Block boot, fancy top, extia yuality. Regular price S5c. We sell them at 73c.

Pi PAIR. 150 dozen Ladies' Fancy Stripe Lisle, open work, suitable for balls, parties, Regular price 75c. sell thein at 07c. PER PAIR. 200 dozen Todies' Lisle, iu Black and solid shades, FAST COLORS.

Regular price SOc. 73c. PER PAIR. 175 dozen Ladies' Black Lisle, extra quality. We sell them at Regular price Also tUO at 5jc Regular i rice 65c.

NN OO OO TTlT KSS? NN NNNOOOO a2? MN OO OO 421 1 tli st. u.w., nol Above Pennsylvania ove. SATURDAY, OCT. 12, 1889. ELPIiONZO YOUNGS COMPANY, 42S NINTH STREET, Offer as a delightful breakfast dish Imported Kepptred Herring, Iuij'oi ttd Fresh Herring, Imported Russian Caviar Mackerel in 'Tomato Saucc, Extra Choice No.

1 MackcreL latest catch. Also New Buckwheat and New Orleans Molasses. Also Refined Com Meal for Muffins, and choice Creamery Butter. And we are still "booming" the Flour business. ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY, NINTH forget our Superior Potato Chips.

Price reduced E.Y.C. oclS B. TDowner Son. DRY GOODS DEALERS, 1310 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. Unbleached Sheeting, wide, 18c.

Bleik bed sheeting, aids wide, 20c. best New York lailis Bieachod bneetins, 2H yds, wide. 25c. i-ruit-oi-thc-Looin Bleached Cotton, bilk Plush, in all colors, 35c. All-wool Flannel suiting, double width, 2ool Velveteen.

20c. Surah silk, iu all colors, 50c. Double hite Wool Blankets, (1.B0. Double Gray Blankets, Cotton Batting for Quilts, 10c. sxtn good, AR-irool Fisnnel Suiting, IX yards wide, 50c.

Osntou Flannel, from 5c. up. Caaaimerj for Muu'sond Boys' Suita. A full assortment of plaids and btripes la Dress Knotted Fringe Towels, on extra bargain, 20c. h.

a. 75c. Full line of Ladles', Gent's and Children's All-wool Red Twilled Flannel. 30c. Bed Comlorts, Table Linen, Bed Ticking, kc.

Clark's o.N.T. Spool Cotton, 4c. oclS CITY ITEMS. Every Lady in the land, in order to convince herself of the superior of the Sewing Machine, matt ceo the Union. 9th it.

n.w., opposite Patent Office. A Kingly Crown may be very expensive, but is hardly comfortable. The reverse in trne of our High Grade Felt Stiff Hat for $1.90. It is very comfortable and very cheap. Fbaxc.

One Price. It Corner 7th and Domestic Paper Pattern Agencies: M. Hoffman. 16JG 14th st. n.w.

A- Swing. 441 7th st. s.w, J. C. Lanah.iu, oil at.

n.e. M. Harenberg. 629 Pa. ave.

g.e. Gibbous Hoskmsou. 3135 M. West Waah'n. A.

C. Emrich. Bockville, Md. A. Loveday, Hyattsvilie.

Md. Main Office Domestic Sewinsr Machine Co. cor. 7th and H. Sole Agent It Kxrellentfor Dyspepsia and Indigestion.

Thnrp's Anti-Malnrial Tonic, more familiarly known as Old Bye Berkley Whisky. ta conceded by many who have tested its medicinal qualities to be one of the finest cures nnd preventives for that awful disease, miliaria or dvspepsia. It gives tone to the system by regulatiug the liver. By using proper discretion in its use you will be correspondingly benefited. luABr's headquarters for this staying elixir is at 818 street northwest.

A Lady in Texas Writes: My case is of long standing; hus baffled many physicians; have tried every remedy I could hear of. but Bradiitld Femi.ic Regulator is all that relieved me. Write The Beg. Atlanta, for further particulars. Sold by all druggists.

6 Ten Cents a Day Is All You Have to Pay in buying or renting a Latest Improved Light llunning Domestic Sewing Maching. C. Auebbacu, 7th and H. only authorized agent D.C. 1 Sewing Machines for rent by week or month; Needles and parts for all machines; Willimautic cotton, 50 cents per doz.

u2.9,16 Union Mro. 604 'Jth st. n.w. The Great Popular Beraedy, the Worldrenowned Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup for 25 cts.

6 Over 10,000 Ktnc Hats, half usual rices. American Hat Fall Styles Fine in large, small and Dunlap shapes. 90c. to il.50. Best Hat made.

209 Pa. Botanical Gardens. Plain figures. One price. Phillips' Digestible Furnishes nutriment uud aids digestion.

1 Fine Table Butter. Darlington, Sharpless and Four Leaf Clover, Fancy Creamery, in 5 and 8 lb. boxes, uud all other grades of fresh butter. Jas. F.

Oyster. 900 Pa. ave. and 9th st. wing, Center Market.

5c. "Hoy" Cigar! All Havana and Sumatra! Deserving of is no article which so richly deserves the entire confidence of the community as Brown's Bronchial Troches. Those suffering trom Asthmatic and Bronchial Diseases, Coughs and Colds should try them. Price, 25 cents. oc29-eo4k3t Too Iiight to Hurt the Weakest Spine Is the Wheeler A Wilson number nine.

ocl9-lm Office 437 9th st. n.w. The Fine Whiskies handled over the Bar at Willige's, 1320 Pa. opposite National Theater, are building up a lively trade for this new establishment. Patrons have their choice of six Grades of Fine Bye.

Bourbon and So'tr Mush Whiskies, also of the choicest Brands of Cigars. Society nnd Club lludges, Gold and Silver Trimmings. 8. N. Meveb, 922 7th st.

n.w. 5c. "Hoy" Cigar! Sales 1.000,000 a month! Smoke nnd Water Sale STILL IS PROGRESS. Having made a settlement with the insurance companies I can now sell Shoes and Boota of all descriptions at half price. Ladies' Fine Kid and Dougola Button, 1, $1.50 and sold for $2, $3 and $4.

Gents' Fine Calf Shoes, in ail styles, $1. $1.25, $2. $2.50 and S3. Boys' and Youths' Shoes from 75c. and upward.

Misses' and Children's Shoes, heeled and spring heeled, from 50c. upward. Childrens' Spring Heels, from 3 to 7. 20c. pair.

Call early to secure the biggest bargain ever known in Boots and Shoes. This is positively a bonu fide sale and it will continue until every pair of Shoes are disposed of. Look at our show windows for big bargains Saturday morning. Boston Shoe Hovse, H. Goldstein, 912 7th st n.w., bet.

I and K. oc25-lm Sign. Blue Slipper. Cloak And Suit Departments. TAYLOR'S, 833 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.

LAI1GE AND ELEGANT STOCK OF A CCC FEB TTTT AA 8 .1 A A KK KK .1 AAA a JJJ A A taxi KKK bSSS WWW RRR PPP WWW AA 2 WWVW RRR A A PPP WW WW AAA 2 WW A A it ii T'i it Ksse 61 ii 2 ii 'r Dssv ii 5 L'U 11 8SSS I KK RRR iSS8 EKE It It 2 .1 KK I.RR "83- IK YY 5 2 JJJ KKK It 'W KKK WRAPPERS AND CHILDREN'S COATS, LADIES'. MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S GLOVES, HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR, CORSETS, IlANEElt- CHIEFS, kO. WM. U. lie KNEW.

(Successor to It. H. Taylor), oc30 VXi Penn. ave. Friday Bargains IN STAMPED LINENS.

1,000 pair STAMPED PILLcW SHAMS, 19o. 1,000 STAMPED BIBS at Sc. arises. STAMPED SOFA CUSHIONS, 54-lueh SCARFS, HANDSOME HEMSTITCHED TRAY. 58c.

YARD SQUARE 1 ABLE COVERS, new designs, 35c. MOMIE CLOTH DOYLIES, stumved, 40c. dozen. 50c. DRAPERY SCARFS, 20c.

New and Unique (or BED SPREADS. STAMPING whslo you wait. TINSEL in all shades at Ik-, ball. BOLTON SHEETING, 7a iliclies wide. 50c.

yard. New Designs in SOFA CUSHIONS and TABLE CENTERS. ft. OPPENHEIMEK oc31-co 514 Vtli at. n.w.

Pboper Clothing At Littlk Cost. WEYL'8 ONE-PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE, 311 7TH STREET, Is packed with stock of Clothing for Man and Boys, which for variety in quality of and excellence of workmanship cannot be equalled in ths city. WhiU we guarantee saving of at least 26 per cant in prices. FOR BOYB FROM 4 TO 11 YEARS. A Fine line of Suits from to S(.

As excellent line of Overcoats froiu $2 to $10. FOR BOYS TO IS YEARS. A complete line of Suits. Sacks and 4-button Cutaway! from to (15. A beautiful line of Overcoats from to $18.

FOB MEN AND TOUTHS. An immense line of Suite, Including Casaimerea, Cheviots. Broad Wales. Corkscrews, in Sacks. Cutaways and Prince Albert suits, truni $6.50 to $28.

OUR LINE OF OVERCOATS runs throiurh all grades from a good serviceable Overcoat at $5 to aa elegant one at -'i 50. splendid line of Odd to salt al tastes sad shapes. WJCYL'8 ONE-PRICK CLOTHING HOUSE, oc2-3m 311 SEVENTH 81. amusements. LBAl'GH'8 GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

NOVEMBER 11. Mr Albuurh leave to of GRAND OPERA IN ENGLISH MONDAY. NOVEMBER U. the EMMA 000 fj tJ CO HHH JJ UU CO HH jjj UU OOO ORAND ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY. Under the direction of E.

Locke. MISS EMMA Miss MARIE DFCCA. SI LEONHAR1. SELM A EiiON ALD. The CHARLES HTDMONT, EI.VIS 8INGF.B, WILLIAM CAM LE.

FRANK PIERl Tlie ud ALONZO STODPAUD. WILLI AM FRANK VETTA. T. S.GL1SE. E.

N. KNIGHT. 100 MEMBERS 100 40? 1 he EMMA JUCH EMMA JUOH utlKRBW. Stage HAHN. Repertoiit: Nor.

llth-FAUST-Jl CH as MARGUFRITF, Not. MAH1TANA DEOCA uidCASTLB. Nov. Ji and H' P1WONT. Not.

TKROF Not. Hand PECCA Nov 16th? BOHEMIAN GIRL? DtX'CA and 1 ASTLE Nov. Itith Et.uiuit-THE HED1 MONT. Note In thU Repertoire are produced a manner never surrasiicd. Scenery.

ostnmes and of the most Mid elaborate description. All historically correct aa to place and period. Scale of prices $2. tl.50 and tl, according to location The sale of seats oommeneee at 10 am. on WEDNESDAY, Nov.

at the Office. The celebrated Piano used by The Enima net tsrand nchsb 'vera Company. NFID1XITY A 1 AIU'RE'? 1 Lecture to be delivered by ReT. Rcott Hershcy. 1'h.

ilamline E. Church. MONDAY, NoTeOitier 4. ISsO, at o'clock p.m. Adouaaion for sale at the door.

LBAUUH'S GRAND OlhRAUOUSE. TONIGHT AT 8, Last of KRR FEB A AA RRR HHH F.K A A AAA KER A A III the Grand. Picturesque and Original Historical Drama by Albert Roland Haven, entitled JOSEPHINE. of the French. RHEA aa Josephine, by the Popular American Actor, HARRIS, aa And Her Own Powerful Company.

Next ETON OPERA CO. In the Great Now York THE BRIGANDS. H2 It I'M' NATIONAL THEATER. Every Evening, Wedneeday and Saturday TONIGHT AT 8 Laat Time of the Moet Thrilling and Realistic of all American Play the Military Romance, HEI.D BY THE FEB FEE MM MM MMMX EE KK? FK MM YY F. KEE NN EKE Next ARTIE In a magnificent production of THE MOUNTEBANK.

Seata now ERNAN'S NEW WASHINGTON THEATER. Eleventh at. aouth of Pennsylvania avenue. Grand Farewell WM. MDLDOON, JOHN SULLIVAN'S TRAINER.

ATHLETIC AND SPECIALTY STARS. TONIGHT. A GREAT MATCH TONIGHT. MCLDOON ts. ULLRICH'S BIG DRIVER.

NEXT WEEK NEXT WEEK NELSON'S GREAT WORLD COMPANY. Headed by Europe'a Acrobatic Wonder 7 THE NELSON FAMILY, 7 And Monster of American and European Specialty Stare. A MAMMOTH 8HOW. Thursday and Saturday. n2 STAGE ELOCUTION AND PRACTICAL ACTING lor and Circular address Mlts.

r.LLA WREN BLAIR (for seveu years with Mile. Rhea), Edgeniore, D.C. cvl GEO ELLIOTT OF FOCN DRY ME. Church will Lecture on The Golden Aire in the Auditorium of the Fourth st. M.

Church THURSDAY. November 7. ISS'J. Admission 2.V. Proceeds ior benefit ol the Church.

CALDWELL'S DANCING ACADEMY. COR. AND 5th sts. n.w. TUESDAYS and 1LIDAIS trom 6 to 11 p.m.: private lessons iriven daily, for circ ilar to J.

B. CALDWELL. 114 at. a.w. KEW NATIONAL THEATER Matiliees editerday and Saturday.

ONE WEEK. BEG INI KG MONDAY. NOV. 4, Special engiufemtnt of the distiniruished tragedian. Mr.

FREDERICK WWW A KKR ODD FEE AA I) WW WW A A RRR FK WW AAA WW A A EES Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday and Thuraday Evening and Saturday Matinee, THE MOUNTEBANK. Matinee GASTOJJ CADAL. (jlNIl'S 1 riday Evcninir.

i-atu dayEveuii.tr RICHARD IIL Si-ocul New Scenery. Beautiful Gostuu.ee, Complete Accessor its. Seutsuowon sale. nl-2t LBAUGU'S GRAND 0I ERA ONE WEEK ONLY. COMMENCING MXI MOVPAY.

NOVFMBFB 4. W1.DN1.sDaY AN1) S.VTt llDAY. THE CAULETOS t.I'i.RA COMPANY In a Gonfeous Production oi the Greatest New York Success. I nnit RRR II OOO A NN POD Hit HUO A A Nil iim 11 A A II RR RUG OG AAA II RRR KII cam a AN NN Wittitiie Fi Miss 1. Caile, lira Lane.

Siihk am Marie liarle" A. Rureiow, li. Hi II. H.ake, J.K Murray. R.

De Mesa, and V. 1 XI TIFITL ysi JUi.IA' NEW GOiiiiEoL'h bCbNEKT. Scats now oil sale. 1 -lit ri-li- OPENING TONIGHT OF W. I Hvirstev's "S01 ial l.oon.

111 connection with In Sjuuple I.00111, will be reo witli much by hi- uuuieroua friends an-l aca as tin- new feature will irive thein an 1 pi to a uc.iirliuul veu.u* with rouiia ative prlvney wh.le ei.j. atau.c of iH.oi. billiards, or llsUMUir to the melodicu? voice of w. L- niuontl who aillai-pear every eveninic in a clioue selectiou of comic and setinieutal and al recitais. oc.ll-.lt MILITARY FAIR BT IHK CORCORAN CADET CORPS AT 'CHE WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY'S ARMORY.

NOVEMBER 4 TO 13, INCLUSIVE Cy COMPANIES IN ATTENDANCE EACH EVENING. MUSIC AND DANCING. ADMISSION 10 CENT8. oc30-12t THE GLOBE THEATER. fcverv Night and Matinee dnrinp the Wetk MARTINET 11 Blltls' SPECIALTY COMPANY.

From the Folic ttenreae. Psns. ZOK the World's Jirial Specialist; Sensational Gymnasts, Ac Ac. Popular oc2B-5t? ARRIS' BIJOU THEATf.lt WEEK OF OCTOBER 28. and Sataritey.

DUNCAN B. HARRISON'S Ureal Military Melodrama, "THL PAYMASTER," Introducing the Brilliant and Yoonc Actor, DUNCAN B. HARRISON. Whirlpool of 4S.OOO cubic feet of water. Next oc28-8t NATIONAL 1 HEATER.

SUNDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER 1 GRAND SACRED OONCERT BY MB. JULES ruy. LLLL EES THE GREATEST CORN ET PLATER OI WORLD the Eminent Pianist. "One blast from out his bag la worth! thousand Lsry and his ooraethy and admired by loots AMUSEMENTS.

CUIW l.inthicnm Hall. UKlm ri. a. lict 81. at 4 lur wu.

la Mm DORSET. rL i AT MY DANCINO ACADEMY HAVg BEEN Rt KI I D. FOB MIssF.r AM) MASTERS OX TUESDAY 3 10 OH UKDAY AFTERNt 11 JO. FOR ADl'LTS TUE8TAT AND FRIDAY I FMVMIflTOir FLORA C. DENXlMiN, and Ik stdeitce.

m-U'la nuowxiL Sfflii monlMy. nmt liicCara. s. I HAWliV, WB'l As nt, Br New York: R. J- SM11H.

As-eut. Philadelphia, or any Baltimore Oliw Tk krt Wrul Tin vrn.i muter Vol luilr ibr safelt litvciefarfl. 1 ml h. i.i. t.

I Al Open l.itrlil* Lanreat bool? V. 17 NEW PUBLICATIONS. Scbibsebs New Books. A Kn Romance brl ASTOR. SFORZA: A Story of Milan.

By William Waldorf A author of -Valentino mo, tl.MX. Airaiu Mr. taken the Italy of Karl) SiSteentn Century the and period lor au hwtonca romance that haa all the brilliant aud surnus action of "The movement tbrouchout la artrtted. the reproduction of irona tlurn aud pt ople la realistic Mr. haa made eioe use historical material and tiaa written a romance that will the ntauon be tea.la by J'nbwH.

THK VIIIVS The Early History, and Ouatoma ot Auceetors of the Natious. llluatratod ftvin the antiquities dun'ViTrd in and boya. well lrom Uie Atu lent and Etldaa. By PAULB. DlCUA11XI.

autborol "Ltiuatorial Africa," "Laud ot the Midnubt Ac. iUt 1,400 illuatratioua. Two Svo, $7.50. "Kothiiurao important am this work liaa appeared for aorne time. The wbole life of a if rial people is rwveated, their their aud their A.

1'. tUmmcrcuU Adiwitter. "The clear, vivid. briiUaut etyle of Mr Du lends faat inatioi; to topic lie diacuaaea, aud tha teat la fairly illuminated Willi Um oopwua BISTORT or TBK USITKD STATU. BY BfcKRY AUAMb THK rilUil ISTBATlUli OJT THOMAS jimuoa.

18luo, 8 "The material! whu Mr Adaiua haa bad to are auch hare been at the diapoaal ot no previoua writer. Of bia abiiitica there can be Uc doubt. The at) le la aduiirabie, it c.curtiewi t-ieirance aud ity a durutt) aud kiawty mortUy of tha of tha auUJecL' 1, ENULlbH LAKDB, LETTERS AND klNliS. BY DONALU O. Ml I CHI.1.1.

"A bright, pleasant, chatty record, true to hlrtorj and full ol lunU aud Uutum Oat. Jive. Uazrttr. must charuunif book for lovara of tha puruat and beat ti BEV1U1LS Or A BACH1 1X)Bj Or, a Book of the Heart. DUE AM LIFE: A Tale of the heanona.

Tha Cameo Edition. 8 rule lOuio, each tl 86. The art of dainty and beautiful book maklutt full expreaaiou In thir edition of Ik pupulat worka. The calueo head iu the center ot tha cloth cover explaina the name of the edition. Loch volume au etching I) 1'er.) Moran.

"IB their dainty cover, and hue they will ba lavoritea lor COLLECTION OF LETTLB.S Or BICKESg. lhaa-lbTO. lSuo. 1 Mi. collection of in a uniform iu b.ndlUf- iiud work, a.th etUtiou of the "Collection of of 1 Uacaerry." he two contuu the montcharacterutic lutieraof tue two by aU Oy CHARLLb buNd.

743-746 Broad war. Ker Jrk. XI OHLAK LAB NOVELS. hiftuii A Wlnl li'S lil.s. A.

L. J.4t"S TRANSLATIONS 1 l.t>M THK t.I.Ryt*. IBANnLAI tO KLUM 1-tr- ol i. THE ALF1M 1AY. Weiner.

THI NtJil. t-- iuri.lt. Si Mt KIlU UP IN B) if Schobclfc $IainT MICHAIX. Br E. werurr.

VIOLE1 i i 4 THK L-tOY 1UL ul 15? L. Vai'x FOKKBoDINGS. 1 t1 A Ff.NMi.l 1. It ItyAdoihSr in? BANNl.UAKUBLL.-aLl>. i rt.iu.r A NOBLK NAMI Uonnlmujttaen.

kiy Von uiiun. lO HAND. By Ooio Laiu.and. il-d) hi VF-HA. By F-.

Hartuer. 1 ill, LICHBolK Hy Renheawaim A N1.W RACE, tl. h. muii.l -1 CAS1LK llt'iiLN WALU. Ad M'-rtcktum.

$1.50. MAUUARKILI By Tii.tliH'H. 11) 'i Mi i -i AIAMILY Fi VO. ByLud.1 i THt (IkEI.X tiAlX By i ft n- 't ClXLl A Willie.r hi. I.

WHY DID UL NOT DlLr Ad vo.i V. u. gl 30. li'l LD or, The Dell" rer. 1) 1 i AID.

Hy 1 Mar IN IHfc bCHlLLl.vOiCuC'hl. i.y vr'riEE COUNCILLOR'S. Or. A Nam.leas Hmtory. Byt.

Marlitt I UK SECOND Wll By itt THI. OLD MAM aLLLL a aLCi.t.1 By Marlitt. ELSIE. ByE. Marlitt.

THK LITTLE lltlNCESS. By E. I public of the I'nited a debt of t. A. L.

Wi 'er i lat.ona the Oeraiun. partly lot tue Ju.licui. iit -hw in h.r let tioii Of au.bor- and partly tortile and tafie Iiiai haa always charm tenant ner veraunis. tr a lapUUons. if inciec-d it mou.d uot be Iter lo call them improveu.e.itf ot the York Mm t-ii ornate all booksellerit.

or will be by Publishers, iwt ceipt ol the price. J. B. Llfl'INctlT 1 COMPANY. oc30Kno8.

71o and 717 st An. Thk Boys aki CAPE OVERCOATS. ITS NOT OFTEN' THAT DX AGED HUMANS OF THE MALE PEilbUASloM WKAB THK hTYLL OF OY'LROOAT. JUST SOW. IK HEAVY WEIGHTS.

THE DEMAND 18 FOR CAFK OVEBOOATS, AND THEY OOMg FOB "I- SIZES AND ALL AGES. FROM THK THREE-YEAR-OLD BOY TO THK MAI WHO WEIGHS THBEK HCKDBED OF COCBSK THERK ABK SOME MODIF1CATloNS IS THK SMALLEST SIZES, BUT THE GKHKBAL KFFKCT IS THK SAME. AND FBoM KINK YEARS OLD UP THEY ABK THK SAME, IK SOMA INSTANCES. AS THK MEN'S. OPB LIKES OF BOTT GOODS WERE KEVEB IX SO GOOD SHAPE AS KOW.

WK MAKE SPECIAL OF OUR F1VK-DOLLAB SUITS FOB BOYS, OOB KKW, FINE. AND VERY DRESSY SOOT. ASB OUR 0VEBCOATS FOB BOYS OfAUi ft BABKUM OOL mi FBXMBTLTAJIIA At LINING. FAIBT AKD CKMKKT A. PWMwt proot XZiSSXiitfL Sr.