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National Republican., 1883-03-10

NSaJS DIR. II. o. CANDEE, Vltapaihlc Physician,
EsS l employ all the vast health resources OF
Nature scientifically applied through vital medciue,
Food water. ar, heat. light electricity, aud Vial
malaria all blood diseases DC, Consultation free.
ONCE, 0O6 street northwest, opposite Masonic
Temple ocla-5ms
R~l1fs AIR PILLOWS, BAGS, AToMIzERS,
~ louches, and other Rubber Goods at
oci CoUGHLIN'S, Masonic Temple.
National Republican., 1883-03-10
N5Ss WIN. b. ENTwIsLE,
APoTHEcARY,
1901 pennsylyania avenue northwest,

Dealer in Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines, Per.
fumery, Toilet Articles soaps, Bponges, &C,
Prescriptions compounded day or night.
soda and Mineral Waters on draught the year
round. mCh30ly
National Republican., 1883-03-10
Aroposals
DRoPosALs FOR DREDGING IN POTOMAC
Il RIVER, NEAR WASHINGTON.

2l.B PENSNNLNANIA AVENUE,
WAsHiHGToH, ID. c., Mar. g. 1888.
Sealed proposals, in riplicate, Will be received at
this Office until " m. ON MARCH 26 1883 and opened
Immediately thereafter, for dredging and near the
line of The proposed protecting wall of the Potomac
Flats, at washington. ID. q,
The approximate amount Of work Is 35OO cubic
yards iot foundation of slope wall and $4,000 cubic
yards bttween the wall and 5foot curve Easbys
p int
Blank forms on which proposals must he made,
specifications, and necessary information be
PETER g. II AINS,
mA9-Ot Major of Engiueera
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-07

that stood upon the showcase, lit the
fragrant weed and walked away.
"Another mite for the Little Sisters, y
rnuttered bystander.
''The Little Sisters--what do you
meant" queried a reporter
why, they get al those ends, grind
them up, and furnish the men around
the Home with good smoking tobaccs
free Of cost"
"What do you 60 with the tips from
the cigar -clippers" asked the reporter
at the cigar-stand in the Washington
Hotel.
1--WE give em to the hall boys They
use them for chewing tobacco" was the
answer.
The proprietor OF a cigar-store al
Tenth and Chestnut streets said: 1.-THE
old colored woman who cleans the place
out takes the cigar ends to smoke in her
pipe. 1t must be queer smoking, though,
he continued with smile s'All the
paste that is used III the making Of a
cigar Is in the end this stun that wo-
men use for their babgs. What Is the
name! Smells horribly, you know. OH
gum tragacanth. Yet the old woman
seems to like it,
"O-ob, dem stubs, Wy, one OF them
eyetalians cocmes around with bag
und takes 'em. He keeps a leedle store
ON Lombard street, und makes snuff und
smoking tobacco nit it. Very goot
stuff. said German cigar dealer on
Eighth street. picking up an end and
putting if in his mouth.
1T would be good thing to COLLECT
all these tips from the different stores,
fer they would all give them, and make
snuff or smoking tobacco out of them,
said dealer al Eighth and Walnut
streets Il! would not be great while
before ytu could get enough money out
of il to establish free bed in some hos
pital or buy an admission TO the Old
Mems Home for some deserving old fel-
low, or"
Gimme three for fve," demanded
an individual, entering and throwing
down nickel.
"We don't keep them. sir. Well, as
was saying" faId the proprietor, after
the "three for-five" man left the store,
"a society might be formed like that in
Germany, for the education Of orphan
children. Its managers do not confine
themselves to cigar tips, bat collect old
pens, paper, cancelled pos age stamps.
tin foil and all sorts Of odds aud ends Of
triHing value. The only trouble Is to
find persons willing TO give their time TO
such work."
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-07
pilIy nlahs.s ana shadsw.

WAsHlsGTos, Dec. e.--The Secretary
Of the Treasury has transmitted to Con.
gress estimstes for appropriations Of the
fiscsl year ending June 30th, 1885. The
amount estimated % required for ell ex-
penses Of the government is $3.50. 1885,
505, which is so. 3l3, 282, less than the
aggregate Of appropriations for the pres
snt fiscal year, aud 81, 81, ,S57 less than
the sum called for In the estimate sub
mitted last year The appropriations
for the present fiscal year. including
deficiencies and miscellaneous items i
S3Ss, As, ,5S7. Estimates upon which
those appropriations were based called
for S34O. $50, I62.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-07
An Ardent Lover.

SAN FnAscfsce. Dec, Q. -Florentine
Borei, sheep herder, formerly Of Los
Angeles county. attempted. at lats hour
last night, to murder Mrs. Zoe Fanre. a
French laundress. because she would not
marry him. He fred three shots. The
frat missed her, the second hit her in
the back, between the shoulders, causing
= painful but not necessarily fatal wound.
A German grocer. Disdrlch Wietgin.
living next door, ran.out to see what was
the matter, and received the third bullet
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-07

Statistics Of iIliteracy in the German
army show steady falling off in illit-
eracy among the recruits since the year
1875, when the percentage was 2.37.
In 1877 it was 2l2; in 1878. l.73; in
1879, l.60; 10 1880, l.57; in 1881. l.59;
In 1882, l.54; and in 1888, l.32.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-07
Ths Afterthsusht better.

SAS. S.FRAscIsco. Dec. 6.-Florentine
BoreI, who attempted to kill Zoe Faure.
Z laundress. last night. was found dead
this morning, having suicided With q
dose d sfYychnine.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-07
shssss Her Defamer.

FArnDAuLT. Mimi. Dec. 9. Milo N.
Pond, an old resident Of Fsirbsult, was
fatally shot this afternoon BY Mrs. George
awartz. The woman had d'recently been
diyofcad from her husband, although
thsy continued to live together. She al
tecss that Pond circulated damaging re-
ports regarding her. She was arrested.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-07
TAe pexs Of war

HoxaxoNo, December 9. = Eleven
hundred Chinese troops passed to-day in
3 Chinese merchant steamer ON their
way from Shanghai to Canton, and
more are following. A. telegram from
Paris orders ell available transports to
b dispatched to Algerian porta, where
thsy viii embark IL, 600 men with pro-
visions for seventy days and Large sup.
Plies Of ammunition. The greatest activity
prevails At 1oulon.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-07
TossoepI los ne roor
lPhIladslphia Times. }

~ IPhlladslphia 7imesf
Asmoker called for cigar at tho stsrd
y orcsn's yesterday afternoon, placed
ne uP m the bite ef tha steal clipper
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-07

So. Paul, Dec. cit has been azcer.
tanned that the skeletons oftwenty.thrss
soldiers found In Dicksy county, p. T.,
1ome time ago, are those Of soldisrs
killed In : fight with Indians during
sHlly's szpsdition and no mystery iseon
uooted with them.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-07
CsneressisnaI.
a Warmers, Congress.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. 6.--The Farmers
Congress Of the United States convened
here to-day. Sixty delegates are pres
snt, representing the prominent agricul-
tural States. President Lamar, of Mis-
sissIppi. urged the appointment Of o
Commissioner OF Agriculture as a mem
bsr Of the Presidents Cabinet. The sea-
sioa will probably last three days.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-07
Trial Or James MUTT,

UsIoNTows, Pa, Dec. 5.--The trial
Of Jdmes Mutt for killing Nicholas
Hymsn Dukes last June commenced to.
day and ia expected to take up the bal
do oe OF the week. Ssnstor Voorhees, Of
tpdiana is the principal counsel for the
defense. The town Is full Of visitors, but
there II no great excitement. On all
sides sympathy for the prisoner Is sx-
pressed, but ths feeling 10 general that
be will be convicted.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-07
Sues sehsr..

NEW YoRK, Dec. 6.-Charles d. Gil
mour recently brought suit for s300, 900
damages against Carl Schurz, In the
Supreme Court Of this city. Gilmour,
who was formerly praoticing lawyer
10 Washington, alleges that when Schurz
was Secretary Of the Interior. in 1880,
he maliciously and by the exercise Of
arbitrary authority had plaintiff dis
barred and prohibited from practicing in
any Of the departments, where Gilmour
alleges be had q practice Of $4,000 o
year. The suit was removed to-day to
. United States Court.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-04
Not SLOW. YET SURE.

1T takes time" is The reply of
the Doctor, when his cough-cou-
yulsed spatient complains that the
medicine prescribed produces no
effect. Now the great merit of
'Hale's Honey of Horehound and
Tar" is, that It's curative influence
is developed Immediately after the
first or second dose. Tie progress
of the cure is rapid as we'll as GER
tain. AS a remedy for the ailments
of the wind-pipe and lungs, it S ands
alone and unapproached. Sold by
all druggists at so cents and 81.
Great Saving by buying large size.
Pixies Tcothache Drops cure in one
miDUtp
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-04

Goods ordered by TELEPHONE delivered FREE Give me call
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-11

For the nine months ended with March 3lst last
the total receipts OF the Post ONCE department
were s3S, 9i6356, and the expenditures were
So, 1864. leaving surplus OF ST. Ar The
surplus for the last quarter OF the fiscal year.
from April LIST to July LIST. when the receipts shall
have been footed up, will doubt increase the
total excess OF receipts over expenditures to
three and half million dollars for the year The
reduction OF letter postage will cut down the re-
ee:ptS for the current fiscal year. but the inica-
tons are that there will not be as large deficit
next July as has been estimated. The Post Office
department would have made q very different
showing from this had not the star route blood
suckers been shaken OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-11

Considering the quick and frequent means OF
communication between Egypt and England, II is
matter OF surprise that the government OF the
latter country has mlde no quarantine regulations
against vessels arriving there from Egyptian
ports, where cholera is now raging with extreme
Virulence. and showing signs OF spreading rather
than abating. Should the disease once gain
foot-hod along the water-fronts and in the slums
OF London. Liverpool and other crowded. cities 1t
would be almost impossible to eradicate 1t, and
the sacrifice OF life certain to before that
could bt accomplished would BE- something fright
full 10 contemplate. Like most O.her enemies OF
the human family, cholera is much easier kept
out than put out, and government officials who do
not promptly adopt every known means within
their power conducive 70 the former end guilty
or most criminal neglect. Ii the British govern
ment Is reni55 in so vital q matter, 1t is to be
hoped that the officials OF other civilized nations
are more alive to the obligations which they all
owe 10 mankind. BY common consent and united
action the disease should be kept within Its pres
emf bounds, and efectually stamped out there as
experience shows it Can be done.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-11

Several suggestions have been made as to the
best method OF getting rid OF the trade dollar but
the better plan and the simplest to remove the
annoyance caused by this coin will be for Congress
TO authorize that the trade dollars be received at
par In exchange for standard silver dollars; so
many thousands OF which are now locked up in
treasury vaults In this way current coin, ac-
ceptabie everywhere, can be substituted for the
objectionable trade dollar and without loss either
70 the holder or the government
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-11

The Old-line republicans of Virginia have issued
call for a meeting OF their state committee on
the 10th, with the avowed purpose OF taking part,
as an organization, In the fall campaign. The
legislature to be elected will reapporton the state
into Congressional districts The repuolca rs will
take the field in open hostility to Malone. and any
members OF the legislature elected by them viii,
very probably, act IN cooperation with the demo-
Gratis on the re-diStrlcting question.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-11

The Georgia delegations Of republicans that
visited the President with the view OF getting U.
q Marshal Longstreet removed, on party grounds
got very cold comfort The President was so
pointed in his inquiries after Gen. LongStreet's
health that the delegation suspected that he was
giving them a strong hint
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-11

Assistant Secretary New asserts quite positively
that Indiana will not have any candidate for the
republican presidential nomination As reward
for Indianas modesty In not claiming the head OF
the ticket he thinks the convention should be held
at Indianapolis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-11

The Apache Indians left in the Sierra MadreS
are making il warm for the Mexicans while Gen.
Crook Is absent. Instead of going into the reser-
WALTON anu surrendering, they are pillagtng and
taking scalps Evidently they need considerable
bayonet reconstruction TO make them good In
ianS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-11
FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR sALE-AT BRIaHTwOOD. A Two ACRE
Lon, improved by q new, commodioua eix room
house and stable twelve cows and three horse Win
good well OF water Price s. 600. Terms easy ApIIy
70 d.. LtIoHION 4s1 louisiana avenueh. ". S-6s
4 NHEAP GROUND! GREAT BARGAINS,i FY-
~ trsordinary Inducements -! 1 offer for ea,e on
easy terms ito close estate) upwards OF 2sO 600
square feet Of ground fronting respect vey ON ism
aud 10th streets east; A. Is. and streets south
and Massachusetts,. Georgis and Kentucky avenues
Capftol HID. at from three to a foot Title
perfect. Pats Mt my Office. No such opportunity will
je2S-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-11

Carey. the Dublin informer, has been declared
bankrupt II he gets too poor to support himself
the English government will assist" him to
America, probably.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-11

There Is ripple of the Arthur boom up In New
Hampshire Ex-Governor Smyth says the first
choice OF the republicans of that state for Pres-
dent Is the present Incumbent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-11

Washington maintains It's reputation OF being
cooler and healthier In summer than cities hun
dreds of miles further north
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DorLAns SAVED.
Do1LAns SAVED.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP'S
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE
Have made the following reductions on
FINE DaMASK TABLE CLOTHS,

Have made the following reductions
FINE DAMAsK TABLE CLOTHS.
slightly soled or shop worn only:
szi9 White Dsna.S Table &c, cChT fancy blue and
5g rodneed rom is S t. y due ana
Ts aae ram isee eohs with scarlet borders
7sxI3 White nanssk cloths with scarlet borders. re-
s.,S D%Iaask Table Cloths reduced from $ to =.
de Shl reneea asss with scarlet boz
s1 de White ps9a s1 Tsbe Cloths with scarlet bor
66-nch Scotch Loom liable Damask. reduced from Soc.
Fruit boy les, all linen. 400. SOC. $50 per dozen.
Turkey he'd Danask Doylies 75c. and 81 per dozen.
Loom Dainask Napkins with scarlet borders. 7oe. and
In connection with the above shall offer some spe-
cial bargains In
BATH TOWELS.
at i2'sc. 15cs. and Csc. each.
REDUCED PRICES ON EMBROIDERED DRESSES.
In order to close ont onr stock of Embroidered
on the small number we have remaining in stock:
Fern Fern s Mn, s sits reduced from 70 2 each
Fatists Snis rd'ced rom ~ - az aso5 ."
Batiste Suits. reduced from So to So each.
At these prices expect to have none left at the end
Of the week
REDUCED PRICES ON EMBROIDERED sATTEEN
ROBES.
Embrodered Sstteen Robes reduced from 80 so to
Embroidered satteen Robes reduced from ST. so to
Embroidered satteen Robes. reduced from SCI to
$3.50.
mbroidered Satteen Robes reduced from $23 80 to
SIS.
Each suit contains 10S yards French Satteen, and ~
yards French Satteen narrow embro derry edge,
wide embroidery the other edze-
REDUCED PRICES ON SCOTCH ZEPHYR EN-.
BROIDERED ROBES.
Embroidered Scotch Zephyr Robe. reduced from SO
to - 50.
Enbrcidered Scotch Zephyr Robe reduced from 50
to 80. Sc.
Quantities the same as in the Satteen Robes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-11
REDUCED PRrcEs IN Day Goops.

TEN FER CENT OFF ALL THE STOCK.
We make the above reduction to increase our cash
sales Every article Misunderstanding reserved O.
excepted-making ii the cheapest stock In the city.
BLACK SILK GRENADINES. sATINS, GIN0-
HAMS, ALL FINE WOOLENS. HOUSEKEEPING
GOODS. LACES in every style. shape. and quality
from finest to cheapest PARASOLs and SUN UA.
BRELLAS. always reasonable in price with discount
of. make them very very cheap.
An examination Of the stock and prices win convfnce
You that we have not overstated the matter.
JOHN T. MITCHELL.
je22 93I Pennsylvania syenua.
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TIME TIL STREET SEWING MACH NE HOUSE
Il ESTABLISHED 1868
WOOD AND COAL.

Con- AsD WOOD.
We have Just received . large lot OF Bakers PINE
WOOD; also fresh mined COAL Of superior quality for
domestic use. all Of which We offer at lowest market
rates.
The attention OF consumers u respectfully invited to
~ inspection Of our stock.
STEPHENSON BRO,
mls 7th 1t. wharf and 18th 1t. andaP. ave.
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WOODWARD d LOTHROP
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE,
921-PENNSYLyANIA AVENUE-92l

HAIR Do1LARs SAVED.
WOODWARD 4 LO1 BROP. BOSTON DRY GOODS
HOUSE have made the following reductions on . few
lots OF fine Isle bread Hosiery, to co6e Hosiery
patment,Ladles' Derby Ribbed isle Thread Hose.
cardinal bronze and navy blue. reduced per pair
L. dies Open Worked Lace Iisla Thread Hose in navy
one seal brown, light blue and pink, reduced to 81 Per
pair Ladies' Dropped Stitch Lisie Thread Hose, in
bronze, old gold, crushed strawberry and gendaEme
reuced to Toe IeT pair Ladies Dropped Stitch Black
DIX Hose, reduced TO 81. Sd Ladies' Black Silk
Hose with lace ope, worked ank reduced to 81 90
Per pair. WOODWARD Il LOTHROP, Boston Dry
Goods House. 921 Pa. ave-, Washington, d. C. jyll
NJ BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE, have made the
10 owing re,tuctions in HIND Embroidered Null
le bus. Nhlte Hand EMBROIDERED Null Fichus, heavy
blue and white Poika Dots Null Fichus. with hand
emb roldered edge; white Eemstitched Null Fichus,
with printed borders; Fancy Printed NJ u Fichus, with
ham, enb offered ege all reduce to so cents each.
We have also complete line in finer qualities Of
hanG embroidered Fic1us at 10 cents 81 81 25 81 Az
Ito, q, S22o 81 10 each. Upon each number we
guarantee to save you quarter. Please examine.
WOODWARD 4 LOrHROP,
BOSTON DIZZY GOODS HOUSE,
9Ll lennSyiyaEia avenue. 921
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HAnD To Beat.

WHERE Is THE HOUSE THAT HAS MADE
GENERAL CUT ALL THROUGH The STOCK OF
GO PER CENT TWENTY CENT ON THE DOLLAR
EXCEPT GEORGE SPRANSY. THESE GOODS ARE
HE LATEST NEW YORK STYLES AND WERE
MADE To SELL THIS SEASON ANDTHE REASON
OF THIS FORCED SALE IS THAT WE ARE DIS
COUNTING THE DEPRESSED CONDITION OF
1HE WOODEN MARKET IN MAKING HEAVY
PURCHASES FOR THE BENEFIT OF OUR PA
IRONS DURING THE COMING FALL AND WIN
TER SEASON.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

NIDSUMMER BARGAINS go
HEINEKAMP PIANOS. sss wv
Extremely low prices for Square and Upright Pianos
that We have rented the past season Close cash and
cme buyers can now get some rare bargains Small
monthly payments: Old Pianos and Organs taken e
part payment At full value
Parties leaving the city ard others desiring 70 disoss
OF their Pianos can md ready sale by leaving them in
our hands, Now 10 tho time buyers looking for bar
gains.
HEINEKAMP BRANCH FACTORY wARERoona
AND IIANO EXCHANGE,
AZ 10th street NORTHWEST
ty6 A. v. GRIMES, Manascr.
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BARGAIN c.

genuine English stockinet Coat and Vest silk
lined the most pleasant goods for that We
have ever had. he color is a very handsome dark
and the coat is made in sack single breasted
no collar button h9h. We offer them at $15. coat and
vest good value at So.
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Chow -DrpARrMENr.

GLoyE DEpARrMENr:
ut so and Toe Tor the SIX and eight button length
lett by Saturday. We propose to reduce another
k We nS B.e sd s
eS ess to q R R5 pair sizes ~
black we have never sold less than 60. also reduced
~, aBboSSToS DRY GOODS HoGssE.
FANCY CREAMERY BUTTER. Alb. CROOKS.
aSs " 90
A Liam L1NE-sUMMER SERVICE.
Quebec to Liverpool every Saturday. making the
sh rtest ocean voyage. Only five days from land to
land. Accommodations unsurpassed, Cabiu-S70 and
$50 SINGLE $l35 and $3.50 Excursion.
Baltimore to Liverpool every alternate Tuesday via
Halifax and st. Johns n. F..
intermediate Passage, $40. Prepaid steerage SOL
LEvE ALDEN. General Agents,
POT Broadway. New York. or,
At Washington. D. c.:
D. A. BROSNAN, 612 9th street
JAMES BELLEW. I'll 7th street.
g. w. MOSS, 225 Pennsylvania avenue.
jyl1-w.sm 6m
ssSURPRIsE" FLOUR. MINNESOTA PATENT.
- is the very best 10 lbs. Granulated Sugar 93c.
yI4t Sole Agent
THE SEASON:
THE SEASON
tADiEs' i LLTsrkAfEb MMA AGaz1SE:
A AGsTsF f PART 1sUEP JULY -
Price per copy. Soc. yearly subscription, s. so.
THE SEASON" takes the foremost position among all
5 nit tSs %
81 ss. gym On s.e
Needlswor 10 sissd Esshion Psiterns md 50 Ds
REVIEW 1H and
esns[ hS Es1,s 3 n, 5.s SkEs g.
Rose, aENg IN. BELFAST GINGER ALE 81. 20
~ '''''' '' &Ifa5s MS! x sSSSSsos
To 1HE TRADE.
Proposal. invited undersigned for the pur-
3 Mitchelfs Store, No. SIS Market Srsce. Washing.
Mss:snss sSsds Cios hns Lee and osSss ems.
win also be received the purchase Of lots
The purchaser Of the store fixtures wihare the priv
REGINALD FENDALL.
Assignee Of Vim. 9. Mitchell.
"esuinstons ~, July III, 1885, Nl0-6t
TAKE NOTICE. = puo.zo vo,,vo.
Nov located !. o. 81 and Sta.
HoLpzKoM HOUSE. i.A
BRIGANTINE BEACH, NJ. JE: "a
1t is two and half miles north Of Atlantic City, and
70 e, re
batninS As can De found at any resort.
sisinty OF the house viii found good sunnsns and
ss 81 sss morning
uyini REED 81 sMiT ia', fs S,s 1:.'
FRUIT JARS AND JELLY eLAssEa
,yl,-4 E1rHoSz g. rS 81 .'ss..
Ill ATS, HArs,
AT AND BELOW COST.
STOCK MUST BE REDUCED.
MRS. NJ J. HUNT,
1ylo 1909 STREET NORTHWEST.
"SURPRIsE FLOUR MINNESOTA PATENT.
y lbs Hbfa6sz5 P6 SSHss s sss Aren't
ELECTRIC Bells.
ROYCE & MAREAN
DEALERS IN GENERAL ELECTRIcAL SUPPLIES.
laos PENN. AVE. Opp Wizards Hotel.
The New Electric Floor Mat. Burglar Alarm Electrc
Gas Lighting. Batteries and Insulated Wire.
Estimates furnished ,eooIm.
GE0. BING e. Co. RUBBER STAMPS, STEM
northwest. " $4,000