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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-26

THERE win be a chaneery sale OF valuable PROD
eIty on Monday and Tuesday in the northwestern
seSuoh on the city. The attention OF buyers is
caieo 10 IT. See advts- In to-day'S issue.
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Suicide and Dyspepsia.
A most remarkable cure for DySyepSfa 0Wells'
Health Renewer" the greatest tonic, best bilious
| and Liver Remedy known. 81. Stott & CROMWELL
| 40 Pennsylvania avenue.
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In answer to a communication from q property
owaer on a6th street In relation to the condition OF
tnat street between K street and PENNSYLVANIA
avenue, and asking that 1t may be improved, the
commissioners fnclose report from the engineer
department. upon the subject as fOllOws:-"I do
not think 1t would be advisable to tear up any
streets for repaving at this season. The paving
o tnls street was approved last April, but it has
not Oeen possible to execute the work as yet owing
70 the delay In receiving granite blocks 1t should
De done as soon as the weather permits in the
spring."
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GEORGETOWN ADV'TS.

THE PALACE
Il OYSTER HOUSE,
:. No. I21l High street.
A. GFoHdETONN. DC.
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THE PUBLIC are cordially welcome TO Frees OPEN
ing of holiday goods Dec. 1. St, opp. Ebbitt
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WE BUY No FURs. We import our skins and
manufacture all furs. seal SacqueS, &c, at
our Baltimore Fur Factory, Signund Il Goldman,
436 eth street.
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[ tARPEIs.
Weare daily receiving FAN and Winter assortment
OF an the new designs in Carpets comprising Royal
ss Tapestry and Ingrains Smyrna CARPETS. Rugs and
Smyrna Carpets by the yard with borders to match.
Lnoeum in new designs. Cocoa Mats all Sizes Floor
Linen all widths Raw Silk and Satin furniture cover
ing. Swiss. Antique and Nottingham Lace Curtains in
choice patterns Purchssers WIN find It to their adj
HOOE, BRO. 4 CO.,
Of 3a2a STREET. NEAR EBBITT HOUSE,
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LEWIS PLASTER Will cure colds.

LARGE VARIETY of fur trimming, our owl
make. Sigmund Goldman, 436 9TH street nortn
west
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EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS!
KID GLOVE
Our regular 75c. 3-Button KID GLOVE in latest
shades, reduced to SOC.
Our excellent 81 Button KID GLOVE, in Black and
Coored reduced to Toe.
Our AButton Real KID GLOVE. reduced to 81.
HAND-KNIT WORSTED GOODS.
CHnDRENs HOODS. sACQUEs LEGGINGs AND
MITTENS.
Surprisingly Low FigureA
BARGAINS IN
LADIES'. GENTS AND CHILDRENS
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR.
DAMMANN'S
ONE PRICR COMBINATION STORE.
mas 8O6 7TH STREET NORTHWEST.
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LYcErrs Bindery, I012 Pennsylvania ave. Books
ol every description neatly bound. Orders by mall
promptly attended To. See adyt
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CITY ITEMS.


How 10 Keep warm.
Medicated Scarlet Under Flannels 81 IS 81 So q:
Mer1no and Lambs-wool Shirts and Drawers. so. Is
I: Shaker, Merino, Cashmere and Lambs-wooi
socks; Kid, DOgSkin, Castor, BuckSkin and Cloth
Gloves. The best assortment OF above articles
on 7th street. Prices low as compatible with fine
goods. Purchasers will consult their interest by
Outfitfer.n on Sth street. bet. and KmeStah
lished 1863
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DIR. j. Leo Mingle,

Hop Bitters
purlnes the blood, and removes all pimpleS and
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Forty Years' Exucrience of nm Old Nurse
MRS WinslOw's Soothing Syrup is the prescription
OF one OF the best female physicians and nurses In
the United States, and has been used for forty
years with never-failfng success by millions Of
mothers for their children. 1t relieves the child
from pain, cures dySeutery and diarrhOea grining
IN the bowels and wiEd collie. By giving health,
10 the child 1t rests the mother. Price Is cents
bottle. %
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DR. LEON, ladies' physician, ass Massachuset
avenue.
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WEI DE MEYERS
w WEI DE MEYERS
WEI DE MEYERS
CATARRH
CATARRH
CATARRH
CURE,
CURE,
CURE,
THE ONLY KNOWN ZEAL CURE.
THE ONLY KNOWN REAL CURE.
NV. s3m
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CONDEMNED Locals.

Street lamps will be lighted at 500 pm, and
eXtnguShet at ) 20 am
On the petition of b. e. Keyser, receiver OF the
German American Bank, and the remuneration OF
the widow, the Probate Court yesterday appointed
r. Ross Perry and Reginald FendaI adminiStra-
tors OF the estate Of Thomas L. Hume; bond
$4,000.
man named D. W. Foster yesterday fell through
an unprotected area on 18th, between l and X
streets northwest, opposite Franklin square. His
left arm was broken in two places, and his face
was badly cut.
The twenty-nrst concert OF the school of music
took place last evening at the Congregational
church. and was largely attended, the auditorium
being nlled- The organ selections OF Prof. TheO-
dOre King and the chOruSes OF the Calvary Baptist
Choral society received merited applause.
dramatic entertainment was given last night
by the deaf muteS at Kendall Green chapel in pan
tOminic and finger language. The program in
cluded representation OF Handy Andy, I" The
Difficulties OF Deaf Mute Artist" and bur-
lesque OF :. William Tell" Some twenty OF the
students were in the cast, and for the most part
performed their parts we'll
At Mckendree NJ. 4. Church, Massachusetts, ave-
nue., between 9th and 10th streets northwest, the
frst of a series OF lectures on the Old Testament
Will be given by the pastor, Rev G. Herbert Rich
arJison, tomorrow evening. The subject Is "The
Book OF Genesis" and viii be followed by dis
courses on the creatiOn-Length Of creative days;
pentance OF God; the deluge; the standing still OF
the sun and mOOn etc. Music will be furnished
by the choir, under the leadership of ChaS. Con-
nell, ESQ.,, and assisted by the Mount Vernon Quar-
tet
Mrs lockwood, for Clara Leonard, has filed a
petition asking that she be- appointed a committee
on the estate OF John Leonard, late OF company X,
9TH regiment. Z. $. infantry, who was transferred
from the soldiers Home on January 18th, 1873, to
The Insane Asylum as an insane man.
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SEAL SACoUE and fur repairing done at our own
factory. Sigmund & Goldman, 436 7th street
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Mrs. 8. A: Anen's Wort6's Hair Restorer
Is perfection for restoring gray white or fade, ha,r
to Its youthful color, gloss and beauty If rene.vs
Its life, strength and growth. Dandruff quickly
removed. A matchlesa Hair Dressing. Its perfume
rich and rare.
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We Know
Thing on earth equal to Hop ]

We Know
that there is nothing earth equal to Hop Bitters
as a family medicine.
Lydia E.. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
reV1ves the dropping Spirits invigorates and har-
monies the organic functions; gives elasticity
luster to the eye and plants on the pale cheek of
beauty the fresh roses OF LIES spring and early
summer time.
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AVOID PEDDLERs-Consult Hempler, Optician, ~
ctr
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DRY GOODS.
n REAT BARGAINS
IN DRY GOODS.
SELLING OFF ALL OF OUR
FALL AND WINTER GOODS CHEAP.

Double width, all WOOL LADIES' Flannel Sutng, fall
colors sSe Finest quality wide double width.
linen, SOC Brocade Silks lall pure all colors 81
Double White Blankets 81. so. Large size Calico Com
velvets, 81 Coored Sill velvets 81 25. Piano Covers
SILK embroidered, s. IS. Coored and Black Silk Plush
e. 90 Ladies' Jackets, listers, Circulars and Coats
very very cheap CoIoFed and Black Cashmeres double
Inot all woOD. l5c. Black Grape, double fold use.
Black Cashmere Shawls. pure wool, s.. So Lace for
Curtains, l5c. to 81. Cloth, for and boys wear
600 pieces immense assortment 25c to 81. Is. Pure
white Bridal Quilts, large size, $l.25. Honey-comb
lent Block Silks at ST. 81 Is and 81 So Also Surah
Black and Colored Silks, 81 rs. Black Satin Meryi.
heux reduced from 81 to 81 so Ladies' all wool Flannel
Sniting, 25c. Colored and Black Cashmere Serges
pure wool, Csc Beautiful Silk and Wool Dress Goods
31tc. Large size, double white Blankets pure WOOL
s.. Colored and Black Silks, SOC.
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Qlrs. Allen's)-A lovely tonic and Hair Dressing.
1t removes dandrun, allayS all itching stops fall
Ing hair and promotes a healthy growth with a
rich, beautiful gloss, aad is Delightfully."- fragrant.
Price seventy-five cents, In large glassStoppered
bottles was
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FINEST DISPLAY OF holiday goods In the city at
Frees F ST., opp. EDhitt, and 18th St and Pa ave.
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GEO. r. TIMNS 4 CO.

Invite you 10 call; you VIZ receive polite s&ssneenJ
not b urged to buy. but BE- heartily thanked for say
favoEs you may bessow.
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OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. DC. November %, 1881. 10 am
For the middle states, warmer fair weather,
Except In northern New York cloudy weather,
Doutheriy to westerly winds, falling barometer.
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THE
1MPERISHABLE PERFUME,
MURRAY & LANMAN'S
FLORIDA WATER,
BEST FOR
TOILET. BATH AND SICK ROOM.
mar12- w&s9m
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"a LITTLE GIRL FoUND-Wonders for Xmas. 421
9th street"
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"AiderneysDaiFy Wagons.0
Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered in h-.b. s'Wardn prints, 45c. per h.
Also, cottage cheese, butter1nilk and sweet milk,
&c. per qt Cream, TO-. Pint
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"NEw STORE. Jay Gould, from Boston. 421
9th street,
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CONCERT AT CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH,
~ benefit of the North Church. WEDNESDAY EVEN
Mount Vernon Quartet Nh and Miss L,llebrdge,
Frank White and other talent. Admission, Csc. n263'
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REDUCED PRICE OF GAs.-The price OF iIluminat-
ing gas furnished by the Washington Gaslight Co.
viii be reduced On January 1St to $1.75 net per
thousand feet. This is reduction OF - cents per
thousand feet from the present rate.
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Boys 500 Suits reduced to SIS.
Boys S18 Overcoats reduced to $14.
Boys SIS Suits reduced to $12.
Boys SIS Overcoats reduced to S12,
Boys $12 Suits reduced to 50.
Boys So Overcoats reduced to 50
Boys 50 Suits reduced to ST..
Boys So Overcoats reduced to 81.
Boys ST Suits reduced to IS.
Boys 81 Overcoats reduced to IS.
NOW. WILL YOU COME?
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ATTRACTIVE SALE.-The Russian Minister'S SALE
by Thomas Bowling, which takes place next week
Will BE- one OF the grand events OF the season For
full particulars see advertisement
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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH CONCERTS

[ CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH CONCERTS.
Six Concerts will be given in the Congregational
Church by DR.. j. w. Bischof and his pupils, begin
ming
FRIDAY EVENING, December 2,
and ending May 5th zone each month,
DR.. Bischof promises that the programs shall be
bright and attractive and that he will play at least
organ solo at each concert.
To make these Concerts immensely popular the price
OF ticket has been fixed at only
80 CENTS FOR THE ENTIRE COURSE.
or 80 cents additional for reserved seat.
For sale by Ellis Co, WI pennsylvania avenue; j.
+. johnson & Co., COZ 9th street, and Elphonzo
Youngs. 504 9th street. n26-6t
OYSTER SUPPER AND SOCIABLE, TUESDAY
~ EVENING. 18th at Hillman House, under direc
tons of YOUNG LADIES AID SOCIETY of Christian
Church: Admission free. Supper, European plan.
n26-2t@
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CHAMBER MUSIC.-A SERIES OF FOUR CHAM
I } BIER MUSIC CONCERTS will be given during the
ensuing season ct MaEns Hall streets between 9th
THURSDAY, December 9Th. Programme:-String
Quartette, Opus Beethoven; Andane. String Quar-
tette Schubert and Piano Quintette, Opus ~, Schu
mann. Price Of subscription S. SO for course of four
concerts Single tickets, 81 90: Subscription list and
reserved seats at Ellis Music Store n23-6t
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NRIENDSHIP LODGE No. Z,
II I. o. NJ.
Owing to the nclemency Of weather. the Soiree Of this
Lodge is postponed until MONDAY EVENING, No
n25-2ts e. K. PLANT Chairman.
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HANGING AND DEPORTMENT. - MONS
~ and NINE. MUELLERS PARTISAN DANCING
ACADEMIES will reopen for a season of five months,
at the Masonic Temple, corner 9th and streets, on
10th. 1881. and at Willard Hall (Wlard's HoteD,
street entrance, on FRIDAY, December 9Th 1881 For
admission, terms. private instruction. please ad-
dress Prot. WIN. MUELLER. Masonic Temple. Wash
inRton, d. G. 1t.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-04-21
Divorce Suits Filed.

Those who are tired of married life con-
tinue to resort to tho courts to settle their
troubles. Three suits for divorce were filed
Yesterday in the office of the district clerk.
Eliza Jane Garner, complaining of A. j
Garner, her husband, prays for a divorce on
the ground Of i'll treatment They were
married in Dade county, Missouri, in 1874,
and in 1849 they moved to this state. They
lived together until about eight months ago
thirty six years in all-and during that time
ten children we re born TO them. She and
her husband failed to get along in their every
day life, and whenever he was so inclined he
would curse her and apply to her the most
approbius epithets. He was of jealous dis
position and was continually throwing up to
her other men, and circulated such slanderous
reports, rejecting upon her virtue, that she
found It impossible to live longer with him,
wherefore she prays the court for divorce,
and division OF the community property.
Mrs. G. A. V. Cox rues the day that she
was married to John Co., which was the
30th of December, 1877. The fruit of their
marriage Is q daughter, now two years and
three months old. She alleges in her petition
that he treated her in a cruel manner, be-
sides accusing her OF being untrue TO him.
He called her all sorts of lewd names, and on
one occasion he came into the house out of
the mud and rain, and, taking seat beside
her, he pulled off his muddy shoes, which he
threw into her lap, when she mildly remoD-
strated with him, whereupon he few into
violent passion, snd beat her nearly TO death
with a whip or quirt. Fearing that be would
kill her, she fed from the house and went
TO her fathers, where she has since resided.
This was about eight months ago. She prays
that the custody of the child be awarded her
on the granting of the divorce.
John Irby asks the court to grant him
divorce on tho ground that j. A. Irby, his
wife, whom DO welded in August, 1880, was
untrue 10 her marriage vows. She left home
one night saying that shs was going TO pay
q neighbor friend q visit but instead of that
she me. man on the road. and together they
strayed off from the road itself, and the
path of virtue; wherefore he prAys that be
be granted q divorce.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-04-21

There was rumor early on yesterday that the
potent MoKoosh. tho newly arisen hlngln the
camp OF the cured meat princes, had, upon
hisroturn from Milwaukee, concluded q truce
with tho Amour clique, by whlcn The latter
were To take tho meats and the lard In w
deal, while MoKeogh, Mitchell y q. would
shoulder the pork. Inquiry failed 10 verify
this report, and observation did not contribute
10 bsief IN the rumor OF truce, especially
as Armour was observed to be particularly
troubled about something on yesterday and
the outsiders took II TO be pork. It islikely,
however, that some sort OF compromlse
on the exciting great pork corner
Will be patched up between the MIL
! arth, I the Chicago interest, especially as
the deal on the first OF next month IL they can,
as they have no arrangements made for the
disposal Ofthe property.
"a Times reporter on yesterday had talk
with Mr.. Peter McGeogh, the agent OF the MIL
waukee ring, and he asserted that so lar from
his having put up o corner on the market,
there were numerous well-known men on tne
board who were just as conspicuous In the
bull interest as he was now, orever had been.
Said he: Il have only bid what have Tor
pork at present because believe the property
wOrthit. / am not any more or pull tnan
some others who rs firmly believe In rising
market for provisions as l do,
"'Iam a man that, when say thing, l
am generally believed to speak the truth; l
q sure you that have never spoken WORD TO
Mr.. Armour about this deal, In any way
shape or manner.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-04-21

bright sod dszzlinr order and ID almost NJ
binding whom under full Roadway Of power
as tho sun. Though disseminating but q
small amount OF heat, yet
this latter concentrated 10 OF
the severo't kind so that any Of the softer
metals. such as meleablo iron, would DO
quickly melted II placed in juxtaposiiion TO
the lighted carbon. In the display last
night there was effectiveness OF uniformity
and steadiness Of glow, nor were there any
globes TO soften the intensity of the light.
Some Of those present by way
of experimenting with the value of
the electric current, touched the wires under
connection of the two psles, when heavy
shock was experienced. Certainly the cleo
trio light needs something yet to perfect 1t
to such point as to be substitute for gas,
if greater uniformity, regularity and softness
of glow be not obtained beyond that witness.
ed last night. Last nights lamps represent
each 5000 csndlelight power.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-04-21
City Council,

AT the regular meeting of the city council
Tuesday night the following business was
transacted:
Alderman Clark, of the second ward,
offered the following resolution:
Resolved, That the city attorney answer in
writing, before this council, at its next meet
ing, the following questions: Is the mayor
elect entitled to his seat pending this investi-
CATION upon his filing a good and sufficient
bond. and preaeRting his certificate of cleo
ton from this council, and has he subscribed
to the oath required by law. Adopted.
The council then went into the election of
mayor pro tenn. and Alderman Hunt was
unanimously elected.
The following assignment made by Mayor
Good of members to committees was read
The alderman holding over will continue
to act upon the committees to which they
were heretofore appointed. Each newly
elected alderman is assigned to duty upon
the various committees to which his
predecessor was heretofore appointed.
The secretary of the city council
will notify each new alderman of the com
mittee TO which he is temporarily assigned,
and from and after such notification he will
enter at. once upon the discharge of the du-
ties required of him as a member of such
committee in accordance with the require
ments of the city charter and ordinances of
the city of Dallas. AS this committee j.
temporary only, each committee vii! saiec.
its own chairman.
The report of the treasurer, assessor and
collector and city marshal were
read and referred to the committee on
journals.
= The annual report of the city engineer
was received, read and referred to the COM
mittee on streets and bridges.
The report of the heat h officer was read
and referred to the committee on hospitals.
The report of Mayor pro tenn. Bohny on
Young street, read and laid over until the
next meeting.
The petition of ]. A. Hill was read and
granted.
Several petitions we're read and referred to
the proper committees.
A batch of accounts against the city were
referred to the committee on claims.
Alderman Tillman moved that the city
assessor and collector be instructed to pur-
chase 500 dog tags. Carried.
Alderman Hunt moved that the city secre-
tary be instructed to place on sale in some
stores, 200 copies of the. city charter to be
sold at fifty cents each, the seller to be allow
ed twenty per cent. of the sales. Adopted.
The council adjourned until Thursday
night, when they will levy the tax for the
coming year.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-04-21
The CantaIOup.

This delicious melon has becomea necessity
on the breakfast table of the rich, and 1t can
be grown at such small cost that 1t need not
be an article of luxury even in the poorest
family that has garden. Market gardeners
whose profit depends upon early melons, nave
already planted seeds In cold frames, but the
season will now admit of outdoor pl antlnS,
and every farmer in the state should at once
make provision for an ample home
supply by planting large 'patch.' Like
ali other vines Of this class the canta,
loup does best on deep, rich sandy loan, and
should be planted after all danger OF frost is
over and the earth has become warm, Our
method is to plant in cotton rows, l1berally
sown with we'll rooted cotton seed before
blowing. The rows should be plowed up
deep and close, each furrow followed by the
sub-soi plnw and opened with a cotton
opener and the seed ''step-dropped," SIX or
eight In place and covered with the loot.
AS soon as the plants are up, thin ON
to three plants, leaving them until
they have four leaves, when they should ne
thinntd to single plant, leaving the most
vigorous. We cultivate with q sweep, as
level as possible, avoiding killing up the
plant. When the ground is SUBSIDIZED the vines
continue bearing longer. the me ons are
larger ard crop more certain, delylrg p0th wei
and cold weather. In the thin hill land nd
eral supply of wood-earh in the hills where
the seeds are planted is great advantage.
Homegrown eeeds are best for this latitude.
and they should be saved from good melons OF
any of the numerous varieties.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-04-21
:, ELEGANT JEWELRY CHEAP.

To introduce our new styles and influence trade
we make the following unparalleled offers for "a
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plated watch chain agate shawl pin, ladys ele-
ga mt set ewery sea bean cuff buttons, coral neck
lace of agate studs gold plate band ring collar
button, key ring. pocket book, imitation silk
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visiting cards. re mailed to you for 35c. in
stamps; 4 pac S1.00. The lot can be re-
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SThe Royp ontains one superb amethyst
ring elegp rouch set IN box, fancy neck
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bracele' .fpin, gold plated lady IS set, gold
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cams genuine Partisan diamond stud,
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iet see .dttons, plated collar button, plated
fink watcl. chain, plain gold plate ring, nobby
cameo ring Maltese earrings with I. diamond
settings, gents full comb. amethyst set, lady's
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The whole Of this magnificent collection sent
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can be retailed easily at from s. to sl0 Address,
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THE ATLANTA GLOBE says This company IS
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your money Is astounding"