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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-26

The explosion last night on Capitol Hill af
fords fresh Illustration of the perils of storing
large quantities of highly volatile fluids
within the city limits, or, at all events, near
enough TO buildings used tor other purposes to
cause serious damage in case OF fire. II such
dangerous substances are allowed to be kept
on sale In the city, it should be only in reser-
voirs built with especial reference to the
chances of explosion, with movable tops, so
that the expanding gas will find one weak
point and force an outlet there, its direction
being skyward instead of sidewise.
The suspicion that last nights fire was the
work of incendiary should make the
authorities especially active in their investiga-
tion- The crime of arson is bad enough by
itself; but wnen a villain deliberately sets fire
20 his neighbours building where he knows that
explosives are stored, he deserves no mercy
from the law. He should be hunted down like
q vicious dog. and given the full penalty the
courts are able to imp pose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-26

The matter of the complaints about the di-
lapidated condition OF the Long bridge is some
what complicated by the discovery that there
Is no branch of the federal government ex-
plicitly empowered to force the railway conf
pany to terms. The omission of such a designa-
ton In the act eonferring the bridge privileges
upon the company is a fair sample of the Slip
shod manner in which the average Congress
deals with District affairs. Let us hope that
the Forty ninth Congress, at its second session,
viii rise above the average, and repair the gap
LEFT by Its predecessors so that the law may no
longer stand on the statute-boof a dead letter
for lack of means OF enforcing it.
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jon Ior Or News HOSE.

An importing firm going out ofthe Hosiery
business gave us the opportunity of taking q
part of his stock, which we did, and at such ad-
vantageous figures We are enabled to name
prices which under other circumstances would
be impossible Note the prices:
lot o. Mems Fine Cotton Half Hose, British
fashioned white soles. colors navy. seal, cardi-
nal and garnet Previously sold by us. and, SO
far as We know now sold elsewhere at 37lac.
Only Csc. per pair.
lot of Mems Extra-Fine Cotton Hose, I'M
bleached soles, cardinal. navy, seal brown and
garnet Previously sold by u.s. and, SO Gar as
we know, now sold elsewhere at Soc Only
29c per pair
l lot Of Mems Heavy Ribbed Cotton Hose;
colOrs, brown and blue mixtures, solid seal,
tan, ecru and mode Worth 35c., only Csc per
pair.
3 lots of Mems Merino Wool Half Hose, full
fashioned light and dark brown mixtures. Ex-
cellent qualities. Each below value.
35c. Grade. only 25c. per pair.
ACC. Grade, only 35c. per pair.
82lsc Grade. only SOC. per pair.
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UNR1vA1ED Towel BARGAINS

u NRIvALED i Dwell BARGAINS.
The Towel stock Is at its height, embracing
very large recent purchases, made under ex-
tremely favorable circumstances enabling us
to quote the lowest prices Of the season.
About the most prominent,as extra good val.
ues, are the following:
TOWELS.
19 by SO inch "Old Fitzpatrick" grass
bleached, all linen, Towels, only 12l2c. each.
81. so per dozen.
l9by SO inch all linen Huck Towels grand
value. only 12lac. each; S1.5O per dozen.
18 by SO inch all linen Huck Towels knotted
fringe, fancy borders, oaly 1212c each; $1.5O
per dozen.
IS by SO inch all linen Huck Towels. colored
borders, splendid quality, only 1Sc. each; 81 per
10 by SO inch all linen Double Huck. extra
n neavy towels excellent wearing quality, zoe.
% by 40 inch extra fine all linen Huck Tow
borders, only a2c each; $50 per Dozen so'0fea
Our assert ment at 25c. each is indispensable.
brought to this city. 25c. never bought better
Towels than these:
20 by AZ German Damask Towels.
20 by 80 Huek with hemstitched ends.
20 by 45 Cream Damask Towels
20 by AZ celebrated Barnsley Towels
These and other styles, white and fancy, Csc.
81 by "A incn all linen Birdeye Towels. fancy
dozen.
30 by AZ inch all linen Barnsley Huck Tow
els, knotted fringe, extra good value worth
BIC, only Bic. each: So 80 per Dozen
Elmer grades of Towels in great variety, at
37la' 90. 75c. 81, Slz5. s1.5O and 81 each.
SPECIAL.
$50 dozen 20 by 40 inch all linen Brdeye
Towels. all white and fancy borders, worth 25c..
only &c. each; 81 per dozen.
Ditto with Knotted fringe. Csc. each; $2.75
per dozen.
It will pay you to see us on Towels.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
Oc20 92l Pa. ave and 012 D St
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How little the mere possession of riches,
without the capacity or inclination to use them
in the domain of active industry, brings dis
tinction TO a person, is well illustrated in the
career of the widow of Alexander T. Stewart,
whose death occurred in New York yesterday
Mrs. Stewart was ranked among the first five
women of America in wealth. Indeed, a very
small number of men in this country own more
than she did, and few of them have their prop
erty so securely invested. Yet Mrs. Stewart
was almost unknown to the world. Persons
who have lived for years within a stones throw
of her home did not know her face by sight. No
notable public charity testified to her munifi-
cence by its title. The mercantile establish
ment which built up the fortune she inherited
was turned over to other hands, soon after her
husbands death. The newspapers rated her as
worth anywhere from fifty millions upward,
and yet half the people of her own city could
not have answered last week with assurance, If
suddenly asked whether she were living or
dead. Alone in her great, gloomy marbled
palace, without the pleasures and cares which
come with family ties, stunning general society,
interested in little that was taking place in the
busy world, all her vast possessions failed to
raise her life above the dead level of the COM
monplace, or to rouse in the minds of thought
full people any other sentiment than wonder
that one human being could own so much and
enjoy so little.
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LYONS S1Iks AND VELvrrs
SEATON PERRY.


sEATON PERRY
OsUccEssoR TO PERRY & BRoTtIERl
INVITES AN n, INsPEGTION OF HIS SUPERB
s xN6 xE 3E EnvELTiks IN LYONS SILKS
BLACK, AID coLoRED FAILLE FRANCHISE
FROM Sl.25 10 $500
SATIN DUCHESS MAscoTTE MustovITEs
BONNETs. PONSON'S ANDsCHROEDER'SBLA
CACHEMIRES SILKS, RANGING ,FFOM Toe
NoV W HE P 81 s xAHP
XELXETs FOR DRESS PANELS AND GAR
ELEGANT -FAILLE FRANCHISE AND FRrsE
VELvET;;r o CoMBINED PENTES. WITH
LYONS PURE SILK VELvETs FROM 20 TO %
NEW COLORs, RANGING FROM q 10 90
HLAGh AN 81 o SS92xoEED TRIMMING VELVETS.
NoNP1REiL y vElHITErEErs AND coRpuRoYs
ALL THE LATEST STYLES AND COLORINGS'
II !MPokTED DRESS IA RRICS FOR PLAIN
NEW ENGLIsH sUfTiNas AND SCOTCH
PLAIN And TwI1LED FRENCH COSTUME
G2aEs rH Al sgsEHn sS 9iH4AIrrs FOR
new BLACK AND coLoRED AsTRAKHANs
NEW PARIS AND BERLIN WRAPS JACK Ers
NEWMARKET6 AND CIRCULARS
NEW SEAL PLUSH sACoCESFROM e25 TO ESQ
- PLAIN f10uREa AND CORRECT PRICEA
eEAIoN PERRY,
P1R1y Buyxnrxo.
Penn Avenue Corner Stn street
w T. PARKER THE GIFTED HEALER. Has
w Wouderful power 70 heal the sick without n,ei-
kline Nervous end chronic diseases . speciality. Con
sn,ssen nee ~ Parker house. IA IT. and PAavs. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-26

That was a not Insignificant concession on the
part OF the Protestant Episcopal convention at
Chicago yesterday, when 1t was resolved to per-
init change in the wording of the Apostles
creed from "He descended into he'll" to HE
went into the place of departed spirits" While
this undoubtedly conforms more nearly to the
phraseoiogy of the Greek text from which it
was derived, the great mass of worshlppers who
weekly recite the creed in Protestant churches
have grown up in the belief that the human
soul, after the death of the body, passes at once
10 Its final dwelling-place, an abode either OF
pure happiness or unmeasured woe. The adj
mission by a great church council, in its au
thorized confession of faith, of the possible ex-
istence of a transition state, marks q change in
the temper of theological thought which de-
serves more than passing notice.
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We orer this week some extraord nary Bargains In
Lamps ana as We cannot replace them 10 sell al these
.SuIes we would advise every one il need of Lamp
10 secure one OF them before they are all gone.
:, "A oeaaiuui Lamp decorated Base, large Hinge
A nae Lamp. Blue, Pink or Brass Base. ustent
ArBand Burner, finch shade 9sc $3.50
Also . lew with BrOpze Base at 81 %
bronze Antlque Base Lamps, Argand Burner Globe
Shade. al IS S-S~S
Pine decorated Lamp. shade decorated tn match
ease. Argano Burner, a handsome lamp. 81 9S
WeAso nave Just opened n beautiful line of antoue
Bronze Pitchers nom 81 SS pair upwards For a
mantsi ornan ent they are unsur passed
Antique Brass Nirrors standing. S2I9
Antique Brass >conces, -. 40 aud "a a9
Round Brass Hand Painted PLAQUES ir, T anas..x~..
and Figures. st 40. as and 99c @APe'
Brass Plaque EaSels from l9c up
Large assortment Of Brass Bronze Int.,,na. O.,
beautiful designs, from Use. up TO 81. AZ -
Bronzs CandlesttckA new styles of base nj % and
20c. - ." anu
Brass Ash Receivers, In numerous patterns o5c
Our Brass Bird Cages deserve your favorable raften-
ton We oher them al sc. Sl.49, 81 9S So 40 and
v298. They are large, good and cheap
Bras w hfsk Holders, very pretty. 50c.
Brass Palette (nlaid with hlsk holder with
silk Plush Covered Whisk, $L25.
We would also call your attention to our lovely
Sl0a -' ~-~ ~
Our new stock Is now constantly coming In, and q
vAas % u win repay you
II. sILvERBER6 d co.
oc2S s12 9Th St and SIS 9Th st.
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ny orect importauon Is enabled to give good values
as obtainable in the United States
FOR INSTANCE:
For 121ac. we show Pure Linen Handkercbiefs
which you cannot match elsewhere in this city under
loo We have them In plain white, in sheer and heavy
linen, with Il. IA and la inch hemstitch borders
Also with fancy hemstitch and embroidered corners.
also. some with borders. In colored and mourning
borders designs shown identical to the Csc good,
of last season.
FOR WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
OCT "a, Oct %, Oct 20,
12lac Handkerchiefs for lllsc. or for e5c.
For 25c we exhibit the most complete assortment
ever Drought to Washington. Some few of the de-
signs you may purchase elsewhere for Csc, but the
majority OF the patterns will cost you 35c. We show
very sheer white linen Handkerchief, with fancy
nemstitched and diced borders Some embroidered In
White, BLACK and fancy colorS Those with colored
borders are genuine French novelties as Won viii
recognize by the variety Of coors and the originality
of design
FOR WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.
OcL ~. Oct %. Oct 20.
2oc Handkerchiefs for 23c., or 6 for Sl35
SPEC1AL-Hand embroidered initial Handler.
cnefs ard warranted pure linen. These are splendid
value al 2Sc, but we offer them for Oct "a % and
~ for 19c- each or for lilo. Not more than six
to each customer.
FRENCH NOVELTIES. hand embroidered in black
white and colors are shown from 39c to 81 90 each
NOT rev dozen, but thousands to select from
LACE HANDKERCHIEFS of real Duches. fron,
$19S to S5.9S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-26

It seems that we have not heard the last
Of the Dixie scandal. Having twice failed to
make a valid showing for his own defense in
court, Sir Charles proposes to carry his case on
appeal 70 the great tribunal of public opinion.
selfconstituted committee of inquiry is ex.
amining some new evidence which he has
handed them with a view to publishing their
conclusions. II this prove unsatisfactory,
doubtless Sir Charles can find some that is still
newer. Men In such q situation as his today
have been known to furnish evidence whose
newness they could absolutely guarantee, be-
cause they manufactured 1t themselves
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-26
FoR TIM IvY CRY RAcrs.

Gentlemen driving out to the races should
stop by the street store (1O13) and secure
pair Of our Fine Driving Gloves. We make q
speciality Of Fisk. Clark d Flaggs gloves, which
they claim to be superior In quality cut dye
and finish to any manufactured In foreign coun-
tries retailing at the same prices.
Fisk, Clark & Flagg's Chevrette Driving
Gloves, orange shades. Only 81. SO per pair.
Fisk, Clark & Flaggs 2-button Dogskin Driv-
ing Gloves, made after the English, with outside
seams, double sewed. making them strong and
durable. So per pair
2-button Real Castor Driving Gloves light
and dark shades Only Is per pair. A good
bargain.
2-button "Mocho" Driving Gloves. velvet hn-
ished, shades of tans, browns and chocolate.
only S1.75 per pair.
We are 'away up" on styles and qualities and
"away down. on prices. Refers equally to any
thing pertaining to Mems Fine Furnishings
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-26

representative Darwin r. James will be
missed In the next House, but some persons of
q speculative turn, both in Congress and ont of
It. may feel compensated by the presence of
Deacon" White, of Wall street, in Mr.. James's
place. The way the unshorn lambs will follow
the Deacon around and try TO get a peep at his
brokers orders will be beautiful to watch: and
their establishment when they have pursued
his supposed lead and the stock market goes
back on them, while it may not be so beautiful
will at least be edifying
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Fon A THExE

FoR A THExE
We introduce you to mems clothes to-day. knowing
that our burdened tables groaning to be delivered
The more 80 because other clothes are waiting the
same places
YOU MIGHT BE
well assonished to know and fully realize how good
suit we can give you for ten dollars and sn more
prised at the numerous styles But we
DO NOT REST
there because we must cater to the popular taste
whatever 1t costs, THEM. What is a dollar to q man
with
A FAMILY:
Not much. get there are families and families and
dollar is matter of much more Importance to some
than to others It is said Mr. Evarts, failing to
throw dollar the Natural bridge in Virginia as
General Washington did, accounted for it from the
fact that dollar formerly went further than in these
latter days
JUST REMEMBER
one thing, dollar goes further in our house than in
most others. No house can show you more than
1.-THE stock we possess and that why we think
your interest lies in this direction.
$40. sl2, $3.50. SIS. s1s, 20. 500,
s2o, s2s $50. $50. ss5 and $40
are the prices Of our suits
Now for the makers of goods or the fabrics from
which they are made:
SAWYER. HARRIS, GLOBE.
MALLlEU, DEAN PoMERoY.
SLATER and others are among our promi
nent domestic makers.
CLAY. TAYLOR, ERKENs.
BoCHoCKER,
comprise some of our foreign manufacturers.
We have all these make and more too represented
in our stock. made up into
Sack Coat Suits,
Double Breasted Sack Suits.
One Button Getaway Suits,
Four Button Getaway Suits.
and
Prince Albert Suits,
s1Oper Suit to $40
sAKs & COMPANY.
CLOTHIERs. TAILoRs. HATTERs
and
FURNIsHERs
1t SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE
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10 TO GEO. q WALKER FOR MONUMENTAL
" Granite Work: best facilities In " aahinefon fDr
oen Sork Ofdce and Yard 702 70 10S North CAPITOL
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Opening Or LADIES, FuRs
Our Fur Department is now stocked with all the
leading garments In SEALSkIN, ASTRACHAN and
PLUSH, at New York prices.
MUFFS. BOAS and TRIMMING in every variety
OF Fur and at the lowest prices for reliable goods
WILLETT & RUOFF
aaters and Furriers,
Oc26 9U0 Pennsylvania ave
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WANTED--ROOMS.

WANTED - BY A QUIET COUPLE A FUR
w nished Room. Address III. J.. Star office OPS 2s
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CALLS FOR ROOMS
w all sections of city, Persons having same will
find to their interest TO register. d. g. PROCTOR d
SON, Real Estate Insurance, 1925 St NV. sel3-3m
VXYANTED-WE CAN RENT YOUR ROOMS
w quickly and save time End money. Call and ex-
anime free list and facilities for renting II. A
HENRIETTA. 1926 + st. NV. basement se30-1ms
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Ex-Governor Hoadly, of Ohio, has set an ex-
cellent example TO bondsmen in general by his
prompt offer TO pay his dues as surety for the
defauiting trustee OF the Archbishop Purcell es.
tate. 1t will involve a loss to his own pocket of
nny-odd thousand dollars; but the full force of
his act does not appear till it Is understood that
the bond is pronounced by leading lawyers so
detective that he could not be held under it, 1t
In q cheering sign, and raises ones estimate of
human nature, to find a man coming forward
and paying debt which his creditor could
hardly collect at law, particularly a debt of
class which men OF ordinary honesty are dis
posed TO shirk when they can. The difficulty of
squeezing anything out OF the average bonds
man has been so proverbiaI as to have given
rise 70 discussion OF the question whether in
demnity bonds, like judicial oaths, are gener-
ally worth exacting. Mr.. Hoadly's social promi-
nence has caused his case to be widely noticed.
let as hope with the most salutary effect ON
financial morals everywhere.
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Every Handkerchief warranted extra size and war
ranted pure linen
For loc we show plain white and colored borders,
Il, = and inch hemsttch borders
For 2oc. hand embroidered Initial Handkercbia,a
we also show fine variety Of French designs in col
ored borders. and plain white with hemstitched bor
ders Very superior quality.
FOR 30 and 4Sc choice novelties for which Won will
each
For Sass box, half dozen convent embroidered
Initial Handkerchief in fancy box
FOR WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY. FRIDAY,
Oct "a, Oct %, Oct 90
Ioc. Handkerchiefs for 121ac.. or 6 for 69c
Zoe Handkerchiefs for 23c. or for Sl35
81 50 Handkerchiefs for 81. IS box
:: :; + E.. s.
HANDKERCRIEFS
A SUGGESTION TO LADIEs-why not buy a
haf dozen Silk Handkerchiefs and embroider at your
leisure the initial of your friends namep Wbo,
better Christmas present.
FACT--You will never have such q variety tn
seiecI rom and we are quoting reduced prices now
as list below testfes.
GENTS SILK HANDKERCHIEFs.
4sc Pure China Silk Handkerchief in Main xv,,t,
or fame, colored hemstitched borders reduced tn As
or 9 for S2-65. '
oec. japanese Silk Handkerchief wide or narrow
hemstitched borders reduced to 6oc. or for So So
ooc japanese Silk Handkerchiefs reduced to SIC
or 6 for $3.50 ~ ~'
Sec. Japanese Silk Handkerchieh, with brocaded
centers reduced to 94c., or for 1855.
LADIES SILK HANDKERcHIFFsL
AUG japanese Silk Handkerchief fancy colored
hemstitched borders, reduced to 39c each or q for
1925. .' - lux
SIS dand Embroidered japanese Silk Handker.
cnleis' In white and colors reduced to CSC each
Colored Silk Handkerchefs and fiers-tbouss nas
10 select ffom-4Sc to s. % each
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HoMGopArH1c ITEMS

Co11Ans, Ours AND RucH1ses.
LADIES LINEN COLLARS. different Styles. for
A LARGE ASSORTMENT. at 1oc.. 12l4c., 15c and
LADIES CUFFS. 12lac., &c., 1sc and 2Oc pair.
RUCHINGS-In Pink and Blue at Sc per yard In
Pink. Blue and Cream, at lOc per yard Splendid
Assortment in White.
HANDY RVCH1NGs-e yards in box, at 12c per
box Our2 CREPE LISSE RUCHlNGS can
not be equaled. We have them In White, Black,
Cream and Fancy Colors
CHEMISETTES-These are made Of Linen, full
length and tucked. and We sell them at 2Oc and
24c.
CHILDRENS EMBROIDERED COLLARS - We
carry full line and have new lot we are able to
offer at 19c. each. You will also find a splendid
assortment at Csc. on our counters.
INFANTS BIBS in all styles at low figures.
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Unless some attention is paid to the enforce
ment Of the Maryland game laws it is evident
that the wild fowl irequenting the Potomac
will be wholly exterminated. AS stated In
another column, the river between Washing
ton and Glymont Is at this time strung with
stools Of decoys set upon the feeding grounds of
the ducks, and they are watched night and
day by pot-hunters with murderous boat guns.
In violation OF law. There ought to be some
way Of Furnishing these greedy law breakers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-26

"ALKER'6 2Ol 10TH STREET NV
Nv NON proof Fell. Carboisse OF IA me- Ioln Pa
fisSsr' .. e ana 0ss Tag. CbsscesA. Hon. Hne -
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HOTELS

(yoLoNIAL BEACH HOTEL Is NOW OPEN
~ for sportsmen- All kinds Of eame In sbuudsncS
hates 81 per day. ~ RxsSSx I<T
oc0-Am froprtstoe.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A wELL-KNowN BALTIMORE GRAIN HOUSE,
IA with New York and Chicago Board of Trade con-
nections Is DESTROYS of forming connection an Wash
lngton with thoroughly Responsible and energetic
party, with moderate capital 20 work up legitimate
10 be placed direct on the New York Chicago or Ba.
timore Exchanges To a satisfactory party. direct
arranged tor. Address GRAIN. care Carrier 80, Bal
timore, Nd. oc2o-6i~
VXyANTED-IMMEDIAT PARTIES
gains in improved and unmproyed property, in any
part II the city or suburban. will always find 10
oated q Hill Rei Estate snd Insurance.,
Room TO- kellogg building. oc2e6t'
WANTED-A MAN OF EXPERIENCE IN THE
w Grocery trade who can command a Thousand
fifteen hundred dollars, 70 Join the advertiser where
dig return is certain. Address coNfIDESs T., star
NOR SALE-A CONFECTIONERY AND LUNCH
IL Room, la good locality very cheap; satisfactory
reasons given for disposing OF business Call
st. NV. oc25-3ts
RARE cHANGE L3R HOTEL OR LARGE
and literally patronized. ii has been for many
S nesns s9o oao to any one de
small capital. satisfactory Reasons given by owner
for retiring " e iD2SrsoS. Real Estate Agent,
L,oR sALE-CIGAR BUSINESS CENTRAL Io-
eaton, soo9 pesbesx satisfactory reasons for sell
Ing. ADDRESS r. ". Box 2ss. city. oc23-lms
L ~ ACRES APPOINTING .KALoRAMAp ON
he w SlDE
we onef for sale the Lyon mills property. con-
tanning ~ acres, the north portion of which will he
ave. toeether With the valuable water power and tire
improvements winch consist OF q brick and stone
Jour MIL (iOO barrels per day capacity 6ne Doubs
S elling house consruciiOn icsssSsr va
THos. J. FISHER co.
ooIi-AW 1924 g. NV
INVEST THROUGH THE SOUND AND RE
- liable Western Farm Mortgage Co IaWreoca
Kan Capital And surplus, 500, Duo CsrefuIiy ~,
iecsed list Mortgage Farm Loans payable I'm n Y.
ciiiues Absolute satisfaction. 10 years experieDca
30 losses Refer 70 Third National bank n n clty-
NationAi bank, Lawrence. Kan, and hupdrsds OF n
vestors For full Information call upon or sddreas
AoIs-Sm* sHAFkR 4 RITTER Frederick. Nd
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XMAS HASDKEacHrErs

In order to obtain the pick Of the foreign market
we found 1T necessary to import early To induce you
to purchase now, quote greatly reduced prices for
the new goods.
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FOR RENT--FLATS

FOR RENT-Two HANDSOME FLATS IN
Il The Portland 10 Nv
,o.,. THoS J. FISHER & co.
o--o. 1924 st. NV.
ENoR RFNT = UNFURNIsH A cTIot,E
u lat OF four Rooms, with Dat room: heated -
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