Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-15


Every cough in the land cured by Dr. Bulls
Cough syrup, . cents
An Act OF Charity.
A lady the other day visited various places OF
business In the city soliciting different articles
from our merchants Tor the benefit OF the fair
| ner 10Th and q streets northwest est Among other
places visited was the Importers Tea Company s
store; sls Market Space, the manager OF which
very kindly donated several cans of tea and coffee
10 DE Rallied for at the fair The lady who solicited
the donation bought a can of tea, and was sur
| Silver watch. A good many watches ana
| numerous articles Of jewelry are given away
at this popular establishment. suppose, reader,
You might get nice present Try 1t: 81 can, &
cans fer $, l2 cars for $40 3 cans for 900, IS cans
sna s sysTs Wass
ington, d. c.
Smiling NexvsdeaIer.
Mr. H. B. Polkinh0rn, the welI-known news
dealer on Louisiana avenue, near the post office.
for some time past has been in the habit of getting
dCWG 10 his place Of business rather late in the
morning, very much TO the disgust OF his clerk
The reason MIR: polkinhorn invariably gave the
clerk for being late was that his watch had run
down and he forgot to wind it. A poor excuse is
better than none, we know: bit in future Mr.
Polkinhorn viii have to find another excuse or
another clerk, for yesterday he bought can OF
cOnee from the Importers Tea Company, $40
Market Space, and found In the can first-class
ehatelaine watch worth s1s, a Splendid time
you step in and Try your luck. 81 per can. cans
FOR S. II cans for $40 IS cans for $40 65 cans for
were yesterday sent out or the city either by ex-
press or mall and every can. without exception,
Confined present of from, 10 cents to 500 In
money, or 1ewelry OF some kind, such as diamond
eardrops rings. scafi-pins gold or silver watches,
besides many articles OF slverware. Write or go
IN and buy can OF tea or coffee, or both Address
Importers Tea Company, si9 Market Space Wash
fngton, d. c.
vnnf i'm
Orleans.
On January 10th {beng the 140th Monthly Grand
Distribution, under the sole management of
Generals G.. +. Beauregard, OF La. and Jubal A.
Early, of Va. OF the Louisiana State Lottery, the
I0l1OWlng-named were among Fortunes tavoriteS:
me me h capital prize was drawn by No $685.
r p aos Tenn e1 The second capital s1oo by No
ny No 5000, by True A. Heath, Concord, Nh.
me fourth capital prizes, two, of 900 EACH by
No. n ~ 10 S he Il by v1Esoars Miss; and No
York city. Five prizes OF 81 ,oG0 each were dis
triouted around among the holders Of Nos. 9,.52,
15714, 29,.5, A, sea and 1929, residing at New Or
Topeka, Kan. The 1921 drawing will occur March
IA, amt any information can brhad on application
To NJ. A. Dauphin, New Orleans, La.
Trouble Between Employees Of the
Mint.
Yesterday morning Ed. Leech and Frank P.
Gross, of the Mint Bureau, walked into the store
OF the Importers Tea Company, $40 Market Space,
TO purchase each of them can of tea Before en-
teT1ng the store Leech was heard to say: eff
could only find a nice chatelaine watch in the can
purchase how would like it, and how it would
please my WIFE while Captain Gross said nice
diamond Scarfp1n Was the very thing Of all others
he would like. Both made their purchases Leech
buying the third can before he got anything very
valuable, which, on opening, proved to be an ele-
CANT diamond scarf-p,n, worth at the least calcu-
lat.on $50, while Gross bought four cans, and in
one OF the four found beautiful chatelaina watch
M fpltr alryrl vr-fff
their "lucR," but the "trouDle" between them, re-
ferred to in the headline of this notice. Is owing to
the fact that Leech got the scarf-pn. which Gross
wanted, while Gross got Chateaine watch that
Leech shortly before said he wanted so much.
When our reporter last saw them they were try
Ing to convince each other that there had been
mistake somewhere; but how or where or when
neither seemed to know. Business is booming at
the Importers Tea Company's place OF business,
sold, and are sold daily. great many orders are
received by mail, and large number OF presents
price to and all OF 81 per can cans for S. IL
cans for $40, Is cans for sa0 65 for $50, and
present, ranging from 10 cents up, either In money
luck. Remember tic number, 8i9 Market Space.
list OF the following AIMED people living In the
city or in towns Or Villages not a great distance
the past forty-efght hours, may prove interesting
readn{ to the recipients as we'll as their trends:
among the number:
John G; 3 1ngersoll nephew Of Col Bob solid gold
1890 Boundary st. NV, employed by Hon. j. SEQ
vile, NJ. c., from New York, lady's gold watch,
@ s,t tea nfs C s,a
eofree; Rev. v: s. Hawkins, Hayes store, Glouses-
watch, s25, in coffee; James E. Bell, superinteli-
dent OF letter carriers, City O., resilence330 ST.
n ste mN and stemcset1ng watch SIS in
ring, with pearl setting, $15, in tea; Sisters OF
Charity. 10th and stnw., watch, $1on tea Capt
coffee; MRS Harris, 900 o st. NV, watch, SO, In
tea: Mrs jackson, West Washington George
town., watch, s12, in tea; H. b. Polk1nhorn. the
Office. chateaine, sls, IN coffee; Edith Cropley
Clagett, six years Old, s13 St NV, chatelaine,
SIS, In tea; Samuel slf1ord, business manager
Fred. Smith, Oakland, Md, sten-setter, SIS, in
coffee; William Jones, Fredericksburg, Va, open
face silver watch, $40, in tea; N. A. Miller, Fred
coffee; Major I. A. Saith, Annapolis, chatelalne,
s,s, In coffee; William Q. Smart, Leesburg. Va,
chatelaine $18, in tea; Mrs. Robinson, Staunton,
Va stemsetter solid coin-silver, $40, in tea; Mrs.
II. E: Lee near Dayton, Va, steni-setter and stem
5l2 12th St. NV, solid gold ring, $40, in tea Robert
Graham, near Orange Court House, Va, solid coin
silver watch, $1s. in coffee; Mark Fee, near Gull
pepper court House, Va, stem-se,ter and stem
winder, cdn-silver, SIS, in coffee; Henry Martin,
Danvlle, Va, chatelaine, s1S in tea; Dan1 jerks,
near Gordonsville Va. solid coinsilver stemsetter
names given above, quite large number OF
watches and various articles of jewelry and silver
ware were sent out OF the city by mail or express.
Send 81, S or $40 and try your luck. Address I'm
porters' Tea Company, Sl9 Market Space, WASH
ingtOn, d. c.
Last Spring
and summer stock now in order, and subject
to the discount OF ten per cent 1t is In good
condition, and much OF it was laid In late In
the season. Fine Blue Flannel suits that were
$3.50 each last summer, can now be purchased for
$1215.
This discount is offered until the close OF this
month, but by purchasing early you secure the
best choice. GEO. c. HENNING,
The Original One Price Man,
40 eth street.
In Luck.
Yesterday tall, dstingutshed-loo looking gentle
man walked into the Importers Tea C0mpany's
store, 819 Market Space, threw down dollar, and
said he wanted can OF tea. He got it, and In the
can found an elegant stem-winding and stem-Set-
ting chateaine watch worth $1S. The watch
keeps splendid time. Colonel c. G. Morrow, assist
ant executive clerk OF the United States Senate, is
the name OF the gentleman referred to, and no
doubt he Will devote mOst OF to-day IL not the bal