Evening Star Newspaper, November 30, 1897, Page 9

THE - STAR, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1897-16 PAGES, ASH. B. WILLIAMS, Furniture, &c., 7th aad D Sts. Morris Chairs 4.19. Ne more usefal or acceptabie Xmas gilt In the world than a Morris Chair. dust te induce you to buy a little in at A little better grade of Morris Chairs, with claw Mer $6.25 3-pc. Parlor Suites, oA. mH want to fix up for the holidays —you'll have more company than dur- {ng all the rest of the year. For the rlor you need one of these pe. Satin Damask Im. Mahogany Ke- ception Suites—the latest idea in parlor suites for a small or. 20 colorings to choose from. Oni $20 Per Suite. sere Ge Gar nok tna angen Provision ,Made “for Two Cir-|¢Jackets and Capes, $2.98 | vet Trimmed Hats, $2.19.% | > W#er* Kiawey and Liver cure _.84c, Siete Chai ‘eth aptured the Town. ee Meee oes eek 1 eee é ——- dary bate 7 $4.75 . cuits. Jackets “with the ‘Sastdonalie: 8y fronts 2nd cinating styles—trimmed with ‘onerese Brand Unported Tooth D5, | the newest of this Skirts. ‘The Specta opponents in reward for good work. Sal- aS é i a aerirnatienge™ pees © tit in Drontenm 7 vadore Desio erased the stain upon his 1 Magnificently made, perfect in c ALASASLALA sf ood carpets wi Ms 5 reputation as a high-class bowler, which | % hang—all lengths—full width— 08 : peeliey (leer np hh Doma Goh in Town on the Market. was recently arene in his game against $15 to $20 aoe and sea ARS SENS € Reeves. ie the Businest Men's Bowling Club, when he Capes, 4D. 7 9 .B. Williams, 7th&D. as é 3 : einched the low score prize wtih his = = eis = : 5 % Wash. B. : are right here in Ae Oe ing |e | gamer by rotting Tact night a" string” for | ¢ wgi"Tinn"Gace: Hate’ aw"tit! | $5.00 Serge Skirts. 3|/e MCCVES e = Saas this store. If you the whole coun- 209 in the third event. This was high Plain and” braid-trimmed — bla-k iatisea Ne | ipaitsction cael % rd RESCENTS $75, $50. ! ¥ Gig weve Seeirea game for the evening, Dr. Ricker leading y colored silk Tin made of excellent quality serge 9”) -DBe : want high quality y the Columblas with 193. The Saengerbuads Plesh and Cloth §Q 675 | —winter “weights lined and © 6 CR S¢ SEN’ TS’ and good workman- what we know to have now au inbroken chain of victories, linedJet or ‘braid — Fare *: amous have established eee : high average. vet bound, stslixhly cat and $498 a new record you will find your any price. Here Columbia was tndoubtedly playing in | & Blouse Jackets, $9.98. a especies aces 2 . : = = ee hard luck, as the number of splits made] 4 f * ple line. : ao ae see 3 — —for bicycle selling. Up to November 1. in ideals in these splen are the particu by its players wes considerably more | very finest clothe and. tellored ‘te . aa s 2 xi © e€. S ‘97. the Western Wheel Worke had made did black, blue and lars: Elegant full- than their share. $F Lined throughout’ with Diack. taqeta $10 Brocaded Silk Skirts.3| 2 lo hoe Ping Boh ee ES ss 3 back black and Captain Nathan of the Saengerbund won | changeable cals. or Mack Beanie a7 € € 01 “26. ax . 4 hii oS colored satin. Some plain, eS z re Sua s ie Senet wan bo HEE pepeiee hace mixed cheviot single Gine Paci Ker ie it Oey anc epleced (nis emenyanyttiel vest some handsomely trratded—ali $ 98 aie iste a hae’ $4 -98 3/3 Nothing more delicious and % <= again in ‘9s. 1 ue English Ker alley, allowing the teava the east ailey, ssiliee wea Sean h velvet, p Is € 25 4 € <= “EF'98 samples will soon be in. Come and and double-breasted ose Oe known at the, Saengbund as “Easy |Z tans, ete... 3 and fit. Your chotce...... : * appetizing with your breakfast © —— see them. A CHAINLESS $75 wheel fu- k suits. They are =f street,” to finish on. /fhis advantage, if than a well-made cup of ® = eluded. sack suits. y our guarantee for any at all, cut no figure in the contest. as R ER “Old M i ‘el Western Wheel Works, perfect in all the absolutely fast the Germans took the lead by a slight eeves’ Famous “Old Mandeh- Wash. Branch, s.e. cor. 9th and H sts. p.w. H. 3. JON 10 oS. Jr.. Mer. ne30-28d Some Overc Get this outer garment ready-made or from a 't Logic. — Suit and Ove Merit wins out every time. busiest centers in Washington. The Nobbiest Sack Suits ship combined with elegance of finish small points of finish and workmanship. Lined with good quality serge and sewed Values that Have stacked their best values against our qualities and prices and have lost your patronage to us. Our policy to live and let live—to stick to our own business exclusively—has won a great victory. Here are some of the values that are making this store one of the rcoat The department stores have AN ME ii The Best $15 Overcoats be the best over- coat value on the market today at color—finished with genuine silk velvet collars—body lined with worsted and yoke faced THE SPORTING FIELD More Victories Scored by Saenger- | baaft Bowlers. CYCLE RACES; FOR NEXT SEASON sg. < CURRENT WHIST NOTES The Washington Saengerbund bowled good enough ten pins to defeat the Colum- bia Athletic Club in three straight games lsst night. The match was played upon the Saengerbund a'leys, and, in spite of the handicap imposed upon them by playing on strange ground, the winged-arrow play- crs put up a Series of creditable scores. The good fellowship always existing be- twecn the two clubs was clearly marked by the impartial applause bestowed upon both teams by the large audience present, the players on both sides cheering their having won all of the games in which they e participated. The surprise of the evening was the but fair bowling of Laue, he falling considerably below his usual margin in the opening frame and made 1all gains continuously throughout, fin- ishing winners by 86 yins. The score. SAENGERBUN) for yourself. $6 and $5 Kersey Beaver collars—ccat backe—han ly tailored. braid or fer sweeps $10 and $8 Jackets and Capes, $4.50. Astrakhan, Covert, Kersey and Irish Frieze Jackets—silk lined—made © 2 taflored in the most stylish $ 4 -50 manner—bdlacks, tans and col- ors. Plush. Kersey and Boucle ‘Capes, plain and braid trimmed $20 Electric Seal Capes, $8.98. eat tiiessictnereatee ane in, 30 in. long, full ripple style. aust lavishly made and finish. S$Q-98 trimmed $25 and $29 Russian asostontnetente aeofoaseosentoesentongeete We give the original green trading stamps. OUR CHALLENGE PRICES have not been met, and cannot be met in this city. We guarantee you better qualities at lower prices than any one else can give yor. We have the goods to back up our assertion—come and examine 500 $5.00,$6.00,$7.00 Vel= aplendid qualities of ribbon, jet and feathers—a simply superia- ce at.. $9-19 tive bargain. You: 2 $2,$1.75.and $1.25 French Felt Hats, Best quality, in all the latest $1, 75 and 50c. Untrim- | i shapes—50 dozen to select from. med Hats, 12° Your choice. In all the latest shapes—best quality American felt, wire and velvet bound—at. $2.50 Figured Briiliantine $10 Satin Duchess Skirts. Excellent quality lining, vel- KING’S PALACE, eoeeeee, | eeeoceee ° ° ° . Poe rocccccccccee Drag News. *Merts” - —Holiday goods are in. Beauti ful silver pieces of all kinds—fine hair brushes, combs—novelties and necessities. We've bought right. The lowness of prices will surprise many. See for yourself. Tomorrow’s Specials. Brasil Allegrejti Chocolate Creams— the most delightful of coniections. :Dry-roasted ; 8A. BA. BABA BABA ling Java and Mocha” Coffce. % This Coffee is pushing itself for- € ward through its own merits. Seeseatentente 812-814 7th St. 715 Market Space. with satin. They’re built ex- pressly for up-to-date dressers, cheap tailor and you'll get little better than a weason’s wear from it. Have it made here to measure (and fit) and you'll get several years of We roast it fresh daily at our ¢ own plant and take particular § throughout with the best fast- colored silks. Made for long Selostoeseeets = Dy _ - cey es! “ol F than these 1 put out. J. H. HARBAN, Tailor. wear and hard usage. Pants cut gest overcoat values money can buy dry % 1419 N.Y. ave. no24-124 roasting process is the acknowl- medium or closer if désired. in Washington at.. a splendid start in the made B securing 104 pins in the first second game. “The Quality Store.” edged best in use. ~ | We want you to try our © Coffee and will serve you with a * cup FREE at any time. Our process of grinding coffee enables us to pulverize it, or granulate it, just as you want it. Olid Mandehling Java & Mocha, 38c. tb. 3 Ibs., $1.10. ‘Cal.” Patent Flour, £ $6.50 bbl., $1.70 qr.bbi. 2 zt sWe’re bakers: € In our Bakery the very finest 2 of Fancy Home-made Cakes, Pies, etc., are baked fresh dai , We use our own famous “Cali- fornia” flour and pure creamery butter exculsively. Pies, with light, @aky crust, oak basta) peor rete BOGS Bn 20c, Mince Don’t Let Whiskey Get, the Best of You; Get the Best of Whiskey-- LD OVERHOLT Bottled in Bond, under gov- | ernment supervision. Sealed by government inspectors with revenue stamp, showing actual date of distilling and bottling. QUARTS, PINTS & HALE PINTS We Sell It: JOHN H. MAGRUDER, Conn. ave. and M st. n.w. HENEY MURRAY, 1319 7th st. n.w. HOTEL RALEIGH, Penna. ave. and 12th st. JAS. D. DONNELLY, No. 825 14th st. o.w. SAM. ROTHSCHILD, No. £29 14th st. n.w. T. F. CONROY & CO., No. 1421 P st. nw. CHAS. KRAEMER, No. 7:5 7th st. nw. JAS. J. ROCHE, No. 302 N st. nw. GAEGLER & CASPARI, No. 1309 7th st. A. O. WRIGHT, No 1632 14th st. LOUIS BUSH, 1305 E st. n.w. eel9-t.th,s-3m,70 The prices range from $7.50 » $20 We'll make them fit you per- fectly—at our expense—what tailor does more? Chamber Suite Week. We have lined up fifty-six different styles of Chamber Suites for this week’s special offerings. Among them is that car load of Mahogany Suites—the richest vaiues and hand- somest patterns in Washington—artd andther car load of Oak Sets—also sterling -values. “Fheir appropriateness for holi- day gifts, and the fact that we were able to buy them at very much below what thev are worth, prompted us to bring them here for you. You can count on us to see that every advan- tage worth having is put before you. At any time these would be features—but now, when you've got gifts to give,they solve the question handsomely and savingly. HERE ARE THE MAHOGANY PRICES, If you prefer the rough effects here are some top-notchers in elegant black and brown chev- iot overcoats. They're satin ? lined—have silk velvet collars ; $ : —and are altogether the neatest, +5 Macor 2 dressiest and most ids elegant garments 20) The Winged: Arow sired the la ever put up for..... ih Baht ee in ae pinning: PARKER, BRIDGET &CO., |i": of this, the sid 315 Seventh Street, Exclusively Clothing, and Good Clothing Exclusively. ground, however, in the third and fourth boxes and were unable to regain the lead. The score of second game: PAROS RE ER WE % € % % % € e : breaks in Saengers, as finish, their * € % & us score for the, game made in a league cont The score of third game % € % Suites Suites. for for for for ff tt ai the Washington Athletic Club tomorrow evéning for a set of three games. A peeling of the league delegates will be held ut the Sepiseround on December 5. he stanMirig; & the clubs follows: Won. Lost. Per ct! ; 2 c) 1000 1 Bag 2500 “nt -000 Searle ooetontentintentes See Se SodostontondocetentententontontontontontostoostosieeedondonlotioniontooSocteieatonsontontontontontogge * € % € % Cash only and the narrowest margin of profit. $1.98 Tufted Couch, upholstered in ‘vengerhund. Po ington Athi-tic Comb Popolar Pie... Don’t forget those Panel Tapestries, that are just as effec- tive as the original Orientals at $35 and $50—for—$3.48. HORKE, Pa. Ave. and 8th Street. \T YEAR. N ‘or the Grand Cir- cult. Dates for the grand circuit of the Na- tional Cycle Track Association next year have been fixed as follows: Manhattan Beach, New York, May 21 and September 3. Charles River’ Park, Boston, May 28 and September 10: Dates Assigned ete e tee eosoctorto tortostostonteneteatontontoetonteeteeteeteeteete GPA MAMMA AMAA AMAL teeteateateotontoete % Our regular prices in this de- ¢ partment are lower than the I prices of other: im, Pore Leat Lard bs. Gloxs Star 10 cakes of Proc oo SOLE L LEA PEPRPEESESSPSSSOASES SP VSP !8VSSS OO | os Furniture, Carpets, Draperies, WATCHES At R. Harris & Co.’s. NE thousand Watches from whith to select. Equal to any two or three stocks about town. Buying in such im- mense quantities and direct from the manufactucers we can save you from 15 to 30 per cent on Watehes. Special prices Just now to prevent Coristmas buyers from waiting ntl: the holiday jam. spring edge-= Imported Velours or Corduroy-- very large and comfortable. Do you know what others would charge you for this couch? Anywhere from $12.00 to $15.00—and that is the way our prices run—always far below every one else. i strictly for cash and can afford to sell cheap. We sell Springfield Bicycle Club, Springfield, June — and September 5. Pleasure Beach, Bridgeport, June 15 and September 15: * Buffalo Athletic Field, Buffalo, June 25 and August 27. Newark Track Association, Newark, N. J., July 2 and September 17. Asbury Park Track, —. Willow Grove Park, Philadelphia, June 10 and 11 and September 6 and Fountain Ferry, Louisville, —. ee te a a a te te te ee ee ee ee ee eee eee ee ee led your trumps are not needed to trump If he is weak in the suit it is e of play is follow any team work is variations are so that suit. the adversary’s suit and his different. And confusion mus arbitrary instruction, and impossible when the great. THE CHOYNSKI-JEFFRIES BOUT. Interesting Fistic Affair at Wood- his victory over the Sturch. conqueror of Joe Joc Gans Defeats Abbott. Joseph: Gans, the colored lightweight of Baltimore, defe.ted easily Staunton Abbott, the Englishman, in less than five rounds last night in Baltimore. There was a six-round set-to between Thomas (Kid) Byrnes and John Smith, both of Baltimore, at 110 pounds, which was a % € z % € % € % € z © & tand Bon Bons. der vemos pecial tomorrow only. 34b. cans of Extra Fancy Tomatoes, 7 doz. cans poe: Seld only in dozen Reeves’ Chocolates 18 oF more. ward's Pavilion Tonight. SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., November 30.— Tonight at Woodward's Pavilion Joe Choynski and Jim Jeffries will step into the ring to decide which is the better boxer. They will have twenty rounds to determine the question of superiority, but it is highly prebable that a winner will stand forth long before the limited time allowed by the articles of agreement. With such a pair of hard hitters and fast workers, the match will have very few slow minutes in it. The betting in the mutuals indicates that the sporting element of this city expects the contest to end before the twelfth round. Jeffries has the advantage in weight to the extent of about forty pounds, but Choyn- ski's lorg years of experience at the game ishould be sufficiént to offset thts. Both men are in tip-top condition, and both ex- press confidence as to the result. Jim McDonald, the National League um- International Park, Washington, June 23 and October 6. The national L. A. W. circuit races will occur on dates between, so that there is no conflict. The National Cycle Track Asso- ciation meets wit be known as the “Grand” circuit, and the L. A. W. meets as the “National Circuit."’. Both will work in har- mony. The tratks left blank in the list will be filled in later, as the officers of these as- sociations are about to be changed. Providence, Pittsburg and Waterbury are yet to be heard from. It was decided to issue a combination entry blank for the season, which must be signed by all the riders who wish to compete in any of the races on either the grand or national cir- cuits. This is a departure from former methods, and will, it is claimed, result to their advantage, as prizes will be greater and races more numerous. Riders not signing will be barred out of all races on both circuits, and practically be without opportunity to race except at very small meets. The N. C. T. A. meets will be run on strict rules, and racers will be required to draw; another between Frank Farley and Joseph Wren, both of Philadelphia, five rounds at 124 pounds, which was all Far- ley’s, and a four-round “go” between J ph Ellictt. and Fred. Sweigert at cate eight, in which Ellott pummeled his op- ponent almost at will. The last was ar- ranged after the exhibition began io take the place of a bout that had been arranged between Tobe Parker of Washington and James Jarey of Baltimore. Parker, al- though a railroad ticket had been sext him, iailed to appear. George Mantz was referee and Ernault Gebhart was timekeeper. Finest confections in the world. As with everything we undertake, so with the Candies. We aim to make these Candies world beaters, and offer them at a price that will be popular. We claim and stand ready to show that finer candies are not sold anywhere at any price. Fine Chocolates—selected nuts ¢ only are used, and flavored with fresh fruit— thrice ts 44” Ib. % only ..:... $O0ld Belma Pure We have many articles: that Holiday Goods=- make dainty and yet sensible gifts—Desks, Combination Desks and Bookcases, Onyx and Fancy-top Tables, Parlor and Banquet Lamps, Mirrors, Rock- ers, Fancy Chairs. Or, if the gift is to a relative, what more acceptable than substantial furniture—a Sideboard or Parlor Suite, for instance? A smail deposit will reserve the goods till the holidays. “JACKSON BROS., 3 Great Cash Furniture Houses, 917-919-921 Seventh St. BR, BA OA A A x] LALARAIAIAIAIARIAS BABA SABA BABA, oadegoegogeaeesenteteat aeteaeatengetingetoiguetbagessoegeeatongntegentonntegescogestenetonzesengene cries 2 5 5 ee Redeecorcorcergecgrgeesengerters From the British Paper Trade. Paper makers are discussing the peculiar fact that for many centuries there have been periodical investigations into the “deterioration of paper.” Recently the So- ciety of Arts in London appointed a spe- cial committee to make an investigation of this character. Old records show that Seageageaeageegeteeteatoaseareabeabontentete erateatensengoneteeteetedtrairatratratreseatersoageegesieagesresnasoateatrageagesieegeeieatoatenioaioatorsonietecgety seefeeteeet as a aa It Happened to Be Jones. Ie ABABA BABA LA. I-AIA, Pp ice, $25, but te in- 10 to 6, with plenty of money in sight, but | Paper makers of Valencia and Xativa “to cdg that be accompanied a cricket team $10 up. Hiring at $1 a day—$3 a week=$5 In forming a new club of mixed pairs a do legitimate work. Penalties will be fixed | pire, was agreed upon for referee. McDon- | fault has been found with the quality of 3 for ae violation. ald has not yet announced his willingness | Paper in almost every age, and most of This Ladies’ Extra roma the cookie nari, ee to serve. In case he does not, Ed. Homan | the famous museums and libraries in Eu- ade teh eel Heavy Soild 14-karat 4 Milton C. Work told a very good ‘story A NEW WHIST CLUB. of this city will act as referee. Betting in | Tope have specimens of pure rag paper, | > home. “The price is Gold W:teh, choice of >| on the evening of the match between the the pool rooms is quite brisk, with odds of | Which show decay Gue to flaws in the tex- vhat ¢ whisties usually sell F Ws: 9 ' 10 to 7 on Choynski. ture. Away back in 1336 Peter II of Spain for, but that’s our way of doing things. igin or Waltham A stock that has no superior-in town—) | New Jersey and the New York state asso-| Organization Comprises the Cran- "Ace on ip hey Choynski was | sued. a proclamation commanding ‘the movement. Rezular embracing every good make—at prices from > ciations. It is a matter of common knowl- fords and Leading Players. week ago the ing on y > 3% % iS. A. Reeves, during the last few days there has been a | Testore the paper to its old good quality, dace purchasers to to England in the summer and therefore | the Cranfords' have associated with them | decided ch: d the prevailing odds are | Unless they wish to be found guilty of 4 eek, @ month. Everything in the way of Ammu- leci change, an pre’ 4 Ls rict mr ao wcaers Bae ee nition Bare oe Gace if was not present at the seventh American | the highest order of whist players obtain-|9 to 10 and 10 to 8, with Jeffries money, in Hn pypichea i mraingly: s About gener Swar thees dine eke he Raker, i Se ae ee bs cepa } | whist congress. He said that at one of the {able in the District, including such veter- | large See eT oe a oats oe | Buble Qocumedits on paper shoei be. ae= Pa 1209 F St. Fy page ese ie $ Iford’s Sporting Goods House,} | many complimentary dinners given to his | ans as WootG#, Low; Barrick, Fors,Quack- Sees ee ee eee rome to act | ciated invalid. All recomis covering the : & = omer 20) 477 and 909 Penna. Ave. no30-20d >| party, a rather pompous Englishman | enbush, Saxton und a host of other strong | {2,i0¢ desir Previous two years, were ordered to be] 'S Men ga SA SASASARAB them for.. wevvvrvvvet | brought the conversation to whist, and| players. Thé] mew: club’ will meet at the {fanscribed on parchment in order that z : : : OA AR A DR RAR AAD OR AAD AAA Ae Choynski looks in perfect form, but some think he is a trifle light. With both men in announced in a “I-dare-you-to-knock-the- 5 they migh Cairo for the’ present, and the object is to y might be preserved more securely. ze is recalled that in 1875 the Ac < R. Harris&Co. Ne \cademy fs chip-off-my-shoulder” style that the En-| develop a more thorough knowledge of | Perfect condition, Joe should win in 8 | sucnces in Paris offered a prise few’ the ( D spepsia slish players were fully the equals, if not | cach other's game. against all systems ot | Walt, in spite of the great size and welght | best'anewer to this question: “Which are 2 Cor. 7theDS 9 the superiors, of their American brethren, | play. Senataf}\Ghllinger has been invited pees ees pp tgp peered pawi penny ad ? S = Heartburn, Gastritis, Ul 4 aud that he did not have to go out of his} to be president, and will likely accept, al- CHICAGO. best means to remedy This i & D Sts. 5) neanvirn, Gasrits, Uiceraton, | te tnt ote to a Ernest though he cfhims that he is not a player of great strength, as he has little time for recreation ing game that requires such immense corfcéntration of al! of one's faculties. In. the motified, game, or the common sense game of whist, the same leads must have different: es, according to the holdings of 4 ther ecards. The players have to depend their whist acumen, and want of confi@énce in their partner at any trying situation ae erent ie eens: of the Cranfords of is an ideal game disputed authority ve Hagiand: an of whist. None’need aspire to be a star un- ee you acquaint witl im?" asked i) he has the eerae ae observation, 2s - tw intuit Whist strategy and the ee have not Ha pee highest cnet whist deduction, as the mutate en fa motto .of this game is concealment. This Patipriny tis oe him you will lig just the opposite of the long suit game, name is Jones, and his ozin- which gt information to ad) jon is diametrically opposed to yours.” ies! D1 ——_—_~e-______ ~A—X prize was never awarded, for the reason that nobody undertook to compete for it. ‘Experts disagree as to which period in the history of paper making produced the most eases arising from an impaired digestive a ipa ices synte: positively OVER GRAHAM'S Remedy ts a specific. The removes all distress and a Permanent Yi S firet dose Ou Can Save $40 | wiietemrs si dros if 2 and have-a typewriter combining the best features $1.00 te GROVER GRAHAM CO., of the ah ow vital advantages all itsown. | N. ¥.. and receive a full-sized bott! WELLING’ prepaid. ¢YPEWRITER No. =| yi", ite = made by a reliable con- Go-cent ma. Durabilit; Pe iewtratees | There's Only One Kind aes Of Photos We Make. tewen being employed. The . Mr. Work remarked in his, usual quiet manner that Mr. Jones had expressed a contrary opinion, to which the Britisher replied that he didn’t care a fig what Jones said; his statement was correct. Where- upon Mr. Work asked him if there was any recognized authority in England whose cpinion would be accepted. “Of course,” replied the Englishman. “May I ask his name?” answered Work. “Why, certainly. ‘Cavendish’ is an un- ‘Tommy Ryan and Billy Stift to Meet at Battery D. CHICAGO, November 30.—Boxing-loving sports from all over the country have been arriving in Chicago to witness the twelve- rourd contest between Tommy Ryan at Billy Stift, which is to take place at = were tery D tonight. Stift reports himself in the ary Was eT AL the best shape he ever was in, and the ~—2ee— only thing that is bothering the German is} _ ‘The Kind Actor. the hard time he is having to make the re- | From the London Truth. quired weight, 158 pounds. The acter is the kindest ereature alive, ‘The contest has been proved to be a first- | always >eady to help the sick or the sorry, lass betting proposition. and although the | to give his services for the benefit of his welter-weight champion Rules a strong fa- vorite at odds of about 10 to 6, the Chicago man’s friends are out in full force, and quite a few wagers have been laid at these j.! bargain that was éver on sale ts our line of Hal Seal or Real Alil- ca Le Lads as represented money will be refunded. for let. Sold by all druggist bottle convinces. nok4-1 idvantages of this ‘To any ee ae on wuting to test the ma- chine. tive Catal ree. Agent: P THE WILLIAMS MPG CON BOX 3, PLATTSBURG, wellas partner, Pee the os sense game depends on the keen whist percep- tion of partner, and his abliity to read ‘Four hand by the drop of the cards. You cannot systematize ‘the invitation,” the short suit or the common sense game, as the different ef partner vary, £0 the play must vary to suit the emergen- cy. If he has entire command of the suit If the scalp ides not give cut ‘oll. to keep the alr from bee and bai use Hall's Hair | SS sas W. H. Stalee, 1107 PHOTOGRAPHER. iu every cown. tee Tried to Do Right. F St., n029-16d From Life. — Me rage ocen, eacinen train Is twenty minutes "A man named Lange, who for twenty | !#te)—“Weh, where are your passengers?” years has been Prince Bismarck’s head| Rural Agent (newly appointed)—“Haven’t Sorester in ime Sachenwald, and who was | got any.” ’ pensioned last summer, has begun suit “Then what in —— did stop against the prince to enforce the payment | train for?” zee a5 of an additional pension, which the ex-| “Th it 3 FE tte somebody might want to get