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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1888-06-28
RuSHm ORE HOTEL
E. L. WEMPLE Proprietor.
RUSHMORE, MINN.
Good Farm for Sale cheau.

A good, wel!-improved farm for sale. Ror,e.
k0O9 o1In and xraneIy. both new; two weil..
res: strawberries and plume. TO acres, a. m
ger ger p!0w. part In timothy. 2l<sniles from Wor-
IN g1En; .. Plenty Of water and grass address
Or Peter 1honpson, Worthtneton, MINI. Sief
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1888-06-28
BEGGs' BLOOD PURIFIER AND BLOOD
MAKER.

The boys returned from Lake Benton last
week In good shape. Twenty-Five members of
Stoddard Post, with eight teams, crossed by way
Of Edgerton and Ppestone. They arrived Tues
field west Of town. About 1000 were in camp
and the attendance at the highest reached about
2,000 Window took the flag, the other posts
cUnceding it to Window.
Some II the boys are disguised. They say the
posts at Benton had to pay 800 for the open
plain on which they camped and they were for
hidden to 60 into the woods. But they console
themselves with the thought that the contrast
between that and the Worthington Encampment
is 80 great that it adds new lstre to the glory Of
WOrthngtOn.
By-thc-way, we learn also that there is a pros
pcct Of loc: ting the camp permanently, and that
the sentiment, 50 far as learned, is Overwhelm .
inSly in favor III our beautiful :arbOr city"
The WorthingtOn EncanVment is admitted to
have been the finest of a lo al IL: tire which has
and his staff, who had the matter in charge,
ought to feel proud Of it yet.
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PUBLlsHED WHHKLY At

PUDLlsHGD W48XLY At
woRrHlN0TON. MOBILES COUNTY, MINI.
Terms Two Dollars per year. II PAID IN ~
vnxoo. also q year. An orde5s will receive
1eoupt attention. C0mmunicattons 1ntenoe4
Or publieation mnse be acocompanieo ~ tn5so ~
0ood fsith-not necessarily for publication.
ADVERTISING RATES.
one inch three weeks. >a.oo. three months. az =.
IHTee inches weeks, 6@. ~
Tive inches, Nv.
Opecial ratos gwen fo1lssger Advertisements
1eadins noeieos, hIst week 10 cents line /;
v6soouenA insertions cents line each week.
Transient adve1tise11ents paid in advance:
Legal advertisements 70 b paid tor before
o0d1vH ID given.
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; Heller, sex ..
ucONsUMPTI0N INCURABLE?


Read tho following: Mr.. G. H. Nor
rio. Newark Ark. says: WAS down
with Abecess OF Lungs. and friends and
physicians pronounced me On lncurable
Consumptive. Began taking DR..
Kings New Discovery fox Co0sump-
tiOn am now on my third bottle and
able to oversee the work on my farm.
It is the finest medicine ever made".
Jesse Middlewart, Decatur, Ohio,
says: Had it not been for DR. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption I
would have died of Lung Trouble. Was
given up by Doctors. Am now in best
of health" Try it. Sample bottle free
at g. w. Smiths Drug Store. S
From Adrian Guardian: Mrs. r. D.
Barber, of Worthington, aunt of our
townsman, A. ]. Rice, accompanied by
her littl. daughter "Flossie," spent
last week visiting A. ]. Rice's family
and father.-Mrs. F. A. Stevens and
son and daughter, came out from
Worthington Tuesday for visit with
Herb" and family, while Frank"
took in the reunion at Lake Benton.
BEaas' BLOOD PURIFIER AND BLOOD
MAKER.
No remedy in the world has gained
the popularity that this medicine has,
as a household or family medicine, no
| one should be without it. 1t has no
! cal0mel or Quinine in its composition,
consequently no bad effects can arise
from it. We keep full supply ut all
times. r. D Barber. druggist.
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LOCAL..

Wo11uue1ou. MIMI, JUNE -. lssA
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SPECIAL PRrcEs Fon FR1pAY.
'ontinued from above.)

NSontAuueu irOn dOoNeJ
SPECIAL PRICES FOR JEWELRY.
MooNsTONE LACE PINS. in the form of Pansies
in all colors. superior Rhine centers. How
they be sold for 2oc. Tomorrow until q p. M they'll
be l9c each.
RHINE STONE HAIR ORNAMENTS. Nearly 300
pieces OF new stock bought half to close out the
makers over Production Rhine Stones mounted in
Silver and Roll Gold nting Crescents Stars
Crooks Butterflies, Flowers. Balls ETC. Some Of these
Hair Ornaments comprise nearly 100 Rhine Stones.
stock has been reduced to meet the prices
Of the new.
Former Prices..... So. 1915. $3.50. 81, s15O
Reduced Prices...... "a, $500, So 90, $L5O. CSC
ENAMEL LACE OR SCAnF PINS. Tiny Flowers
OF all colors with Rhine Stone or Pearl centers The
new LOT cost us less. and the price now is l5c EACH
You know they were 2oc. each.
SPECIAL PRICES FOR FANS
Many of our 81 Fans offered for 800. It sounds
suspicion b cheap. See, and you'll believe Hand
Painted Satin Fans, ! at-shape Pink Blue, he'd,
sulphur white. Enameled nd embossed sticks In
colors to match the fan. 39c each.
Gauze Fans hand-painted colors above: EN-
bossed gilt sticks. 80 each.
hand-lainted and plain Satin Fans. with feather
tips embossed olive wood sticks Also plain bone
sticks; colors as above. 39c. each.
eS- That there are nearly fifty csc. Fans in above
lots the early c-ller tomorrow alone will learn.
RIBBONS Al SPECIAL PRICES.
At l9c yard pure silk Moire Ribbons, which at
25c would be the best bargain Of year back. Come
soon If you would select from full assortment Of
shades.
At Zoe q yard 9-inch Sash Ribbons: pure Moire
Silk. in the leading shades. How long they last
when can't equal quality elsewhere under Csc!
FEATHERS AT SPECIAL PRICES.
Au he had-nearly 1000 Wings-HaU usual prices
is the story of our big purchase told briefly but graph
icaliy.
Lots....No 1. No. g, No. 81 No. T. No. s. No. 6.
Prices.... l9c. ! 25c. ] 4Sc. ! sc. | S5c. 81.
AL he had Of Fsathers-nedrIv 1000 Butlches-Not
common Feather in the lot. All Ostrich, and being
made i'll one piece-not spliced-wil retain the curl.
The latest shades including Cashmere effects.
Lots No; l. No ., No: 3, No. 4, No. 5. No. 9.
Prlcs... oOc. csc. | csc. Sl.3o. S1.oO.I 81.
cNPrices for Bunches Of three Feathers.
HOaIERY AL SPECIAL PRICES.
AT csc. Warranted fast Black Hose for Children.
All sizes for 2oc. Money refunded ii they stain.
AT 100. pair. Broken lots of ladies' Hose; worth
from 25c to SOC. pair. You'll find plain Balbrggan
Hose. shoppers Colored Spit-feet Hose, ana Fancy
striped, Boot-pattern Hose.
The early caller tomorrow will get the zoe. Hose
The later caller the 25c. quality. The very late caller
none at all.
The PALAIS ROYAL
he1o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-11

Inc olfncultleS OF the political situation for New
Workers who have no party ties TO bind them ana
whose friendly feeling for President Cleveland
leads them TO desire his reelection are well Illus
trated oy the plight In which George William Cur
us nnds himself, In urging upon his Independent
Ioiowing the support Of the democratic national
uckeI while condemning the state ticket In I'm.
measured terms Experience has proved that, In
the choice between presidential Candidates lust
as In the choice between gubernatorial can
didates, vote for the head OF the ticket Is
a vote for the whole party. The logic OF this
matter works itself out thus: The democratic
party Of New York Is a part--and an essential
part-of the democratic party OF the Union. The
element which Is In control OF the party In New
York is the Hill wing. 1t Is fair to presume that
Its success In New York will be regarded and
treated as an encouragement for the corresponding
element In other states Now, II the democratic
party Is UNIT 70 be trusted with the administra-
ton OF state affairs Is 1t any better
rt 70 be trusted with the administration of
the Affairs OF the whole republic? By the same
rule, the argument which would induce the reform
ers 70 support Cleveland this year, would be that
he has managed to get as far away from his party
as he has Is this an honest argument or only a
specous one satisfying the eye but revolving to
the Intelligent understanding? II IL Is an honest
argument, then how can strong democratic parti-
sans who support Mr. Hill, be expected to support
Mr.. Cleveland? And, II they do not, what hope Is
there OF his election? II It Is specious argument
why do the reformers who profess to believe only
In honest things, try TO deceive themselves with
1T
These are the sort OF questions which must
present themselves 70 every thoughtful mugwump
when he perceives the MISUNDERSTANDING on
both Sides no doubt, but impossible to ignore-be-
tween the claims OF President Cleveland and Gov
ernor Hill 10 the SURFACES OF their fellow citizens:
and II Is scarcely TO be wondered that the leaders
Of this class OF amateurs In politics md IL necessary
70 draw some very subtle distinctions In order to
SHOW why the democratic national ticket should
be voted whole, and the state ticket scratched or
not voted at all.
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The appalling catastrophe on the Lehigh valley
railroad will not be thoroughly understood TIL
al the train hands concerned have been examined
under oath In court, but enough IL now plain TO
show gross negligence on somebody's part The
excursion train, which was, usual In such cases
crowded to overfiosing, was running in several
sections One OF these, delayed BY waiting for
It's predecessor 10 get out Of the way
halted In mid-track- Another, which was
following II pretty close, suddenly dashed
around curve and struck IL In the rear,
IL everything had been done which ought to have
been done. the fourth section. when IL stopped
would have sent q man back to signal the NTH
section 10 stop also. IL Is claimed that this was
done, but that the NTH section would not or could
not, stop In time TO prevent the accident Why
notf Were its engineer and fireman on the look
out for signals. or were they rushing blindlv
ahead, with no object but TO make good time, n
they saw the signal, why did they not reverse the
engine and apply the air-orake? II Is Claimed that
there were no air-orakes, or that they would
not WORK. II that Is so, whose fault was IN
tnat the train was not supplied with this most
necessary equipment, or TO whose slipshod met mods
OF inspection must De credited the ineffective con.
dition OF the brakesf And. finally whose fault
was 1.-THE superintendent's or the train dis
patchers, or the conductors, or the engineers
mat TWO sections OF an overcrowded train were
permitted 70 run within so abort an interval of
eacn other that nothing but the instantaneous
and perfect action Of an air-brake could stop the
one In the rear from crashing into the one In front
It's an outrage upon the civilization Of our era
tnat such Wholesale sacrifices should be made
run week 10 week and month to month. to the
eupioity or the clreiessness OF railroad employees
mo whose hands so precious a chXrge as hun.
ufeds OF human lives have been entrusted
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The republicans now say their defeat In Newark
vas due 70 the license issae-that the republican
party In New jersey had put itself sauarely upon
the platform OF high license and local option nv
Counties and that they expected TO lose some city
voters thereby. To the dispass,onate eye it would
rem tnat tne result In Newark Is rather ominous
OF similar losses In November to the rennn,,cs n
In the big cities In New York state: thar ga,ns m
the country part OF the state on the same issne
VIII fai 70 Offset
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LADIES CLorH JACKETS. Ere.

Tailor finish which means cut and made by tailors
Of materials and trimmings such as used in custom.
made work.
The prices quoted below may actually mislead The
qualities would Ask attention tospecia attention
to:
Derby Cloth Jackets. in black ard colors 40 S12
Corkscrew Jackets at 50, $40 and $I2
Beaver Cloth Jackets. IS. 50. $40, S11. s13, s14
els SIS, SIS.
Jersey c. 10Th Coats. a. 30. &C. So. So $40, sl2.
Ella. W. van van
All are Satin finished and Braid bound those at
hiEher prices having Satin lined sleeves Besides
black we show the new shades: Reds, Blues Green's
Smoke, etc.
s1space does not permit list of Wrappers or JERSEYS
THE PALAIS ROYAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-11
WAREHOUSES.


VVANTED-BY COUPLE WITHOUT CHILDREN
ios winter q. l0nser. care 10 ofse, rent. Adar.-s
NVANrEp-A HOUSE OF EIoHT OR NINE ROOMS
ren, ana MAI fssS b. a Boz sso csiis
WANTED-To BUY. AT oNCE-sEvERAL DE
w sirsble Houses lor customers. prices e. rang
from $4,000 70 $4,000 A 5 cAfwooD $40 yih
81. ocil-3ts
WANTED-To PURCHAsE-A X Use or oRs
cash; would take sood frame state particulars and
location Address G. H. star Office ocll-3t.
WANTED-To PURCHASE HOUSE OF TEN OR
w eleven rooms IN the northwest section OF city
Office. vcl0 81
WANrED-A FURNISHED HoUsE-A 10 TO IL
w room house. IN good he~lthy location modern Inn
proyements Is wanted by family OF hye sduts. pre-
pssu With best OF reference aud give lie secur-
puIchase 4 suited would preirr n.rthwest section.
pied had L, INA f s s,. Ss
WANrED-IMMEpIATEL cUsToNERs
tnree Brick Houses n ". TO IL rooms. $o.OOO 10
oc4-o6t i2:7 ST. NV.
WANTED - IMMEDIATELY DIRECT FROM
w Swncrs several Houses. at from $4,000 %
We have constant demand houses rent aud
furnish GOOD tenants and wall give careful attention
sepls-lm waikiki WILSON. l0o6 r St
WANTED-I AN HAVING DAILY APPLIcA.
w lions Tor Houses. Owners secure good
shts aud prompt attention TO repairs anu the minor
Ne ~, ieiauns T. the mAnAsement Of their property
sel2-lm 6Eo ". LINkINs. Cor. 18th and H sta
WANTED-HVUsEs or ALL GRADES TO RENT
~. On sell We have more calls ior houses ~ rent
Sl3-3m HEBRON RAMFY 1907 F.
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MI. Blaine made It plain, in his speech nj
Goshen, Indiana, yesterday. that although t1usrs
are generally" private affairs they are somsf,m.s
sufficiently public 70 demand punishment on the
stump. He overhauled all the democracic tru.t.
that entered his mind II will now be IN order for
some democratic on ator TO name few ON the On ber
sade; and, when that Is over, let US hone thar
everybody VINO believes In the rule OF the people
as opposed TO an oligarchy OF monopolists wiz set
70 WORK 70 destroy the whole trust business, with
out regard 70 which party,s corns are trodden on
IN the process What the people want to Know a
not which party has the greater number OF trust
manipulators In its membership, but which vii,
devise the best policy for getting nd OF the
tncubua
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Another marine disaster has occurred ,n,or,,
careless signaling. The unlucky craft being oniv
q fishing schooner. and the lives lost only twenty
q her crew, probably We shall hear less about tr
hereafter than she had been a passenyer
steamer. with . long RON Of rich ana inruent,al
persons % hsr cabin usk Tor that u the way OF the
wo-h
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INCOMPLETE Lors.

INCOMPLETE Ions.
IN LOOKING THROUGH OUR KILT SUITS WE
FIND SEVERAL LOTS THAT ARE INCOMPLETE
BEEN SOLD RAPIDLY AND JUST FEW OF EACH
LEFT. WE DON'T WANT THEM DO your
NOTHING IN THE WORLD WRONG WITH THEM
REGULAR IN EVERY PARTICULAR - FRESH
STOCK SIMPLY THE SIZES HAVE BECOME
BROKEN WE ARE DETERMINED TO KEEP OUR
STOCK coMPLIrI-so WHEN TIE LOTS Be
REGARD TO PRICE WHEN WE PUT THE KNIFE
IN 1T CUTS DEEP II xou WANT THEM YoU
MUST BUY THEM TOMORROW.
sAKs b COMPANY.
CHANCE NO l-Lot 8. 746-7ou viii recognize them
Immediately - the regular O.
| Kils - They are those Brown
Check. Ovsr-plaid. made mp into
ons-ptcos suits from really ans
| qualities Of osasimsrs. II you
| want one ts's yours for ol7Q
FOB FRIDAY ONLY.
CHANCE NO 2-Los 11s-Thsss ere very handsome,
salt and-pepper mtxtures in
| brown scts-Cassimers same
- the others. They were good
value ct e350-S2 buys them
| now.
FOB FRIDAY ONLY.
CHANCE NO 3-Lot 7.67x-vsry much similar to
lot 6.746 In design - Better
| quality of material enabled us
to Get a when the sizes were
complete-H $3.50 will clear
them out you are welcome to
them.
FOB FRIDAY ONLY.
CHANCE No <-Lot 7,6l6-This ID the last Of the
one-piece barRains-Its . blue
combustion. stripe trimming
very catchy-The season opened
ut oA-Could sell lots more Of
them, II We had thsm, 1t that
prics-Ths few left are marked
e250.
FOR FRIDAY ONLY.
CHANCE No. Slot 6,749-Two-piece Kilts-Brown
and red overplaids-Worth o.
viii you take what remains for
$3.50!
FOR FRIDAY ONLY
CHANCE No. 6.-Lots 5,747.5748-Same quality o.
Lot 5,749 Very handsome
plaid edscts-s4 made them 20
% fast we've only few left
These we've marked e. so.
FOB FRIDAY ONLY.
CHANCE NO 7.-Lot z. S45-Rsmembsr. these are two
piece Suits-Broken plsids In
tan and red mixtures-Little
gems-keeulAf IS goods
Never SOLD for less-Ths few
have are pssssd over to you for
-.
FOR FRIDAY ONLY
CHANCE NO 0-Lot5 .062-Blus aud red mixtures
% the regular prcs-s3 to
clear them out.
FOB FRIDAY ONLY.
CHANCE NO 9.-LOts - 7.123-7,725 - Colored
checks-Chssp ct their original
price. e5-Odered to you for ~
FOR FRIDAY ONLY.
MAKE NO MISTAKE, THESE ARE OUT OF OUR
REGULAR STOCK OUR ONLY REASON FOB Re
DUCTIoN Is THERE Is so FEW OF THEM. WE
CAN FIT YOUR LITTLE FOLKS FROM 2h YEARS
TO g. AGAIN WE REPEAT THESE PRICES HOLD
ONLY FOR TOMORROW FRIDAY). OCT. H.
sAKs AND COMPANY,
CHuDRENs DREssERs,
SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE.
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SEAL PLUSH COATS, ETC
rs 1t real Scalp question that will be asked by
passers-by.
Have one OF our new Coats tried on and on elanciug
In the mirror you must confess the passer by might
well exclsm, "Ls IL real ScalT"
SEAL PLUSH JACKETS. with the bell sleeves We
want to note the material and finish of these new
Jackets II they not identical in appearance to the
real In every respect. we judges. Prices SIC
$50 $22, ga, $50, S2S, $50, S35
SEAL PLUSH COATS. The credit stores must
charge from 10 to 10 per cent above our prices In
order to live 1t means the saving Of dollars to You by
buying here. See the qualities offer at s22, s25
$2S. $50. 49,. S35. $40
SEAL PLUSH NEWMARKETS Nothing but the
best and can't be duplicated at these prices SAT and
SOS.
SEAL PLUSH MODJESKAS AND vISITES Such
variety that fit you without alteration Prces
ego, $22, $25, $50. $685. $40.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
CONTINUED below.)
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LADIES ENGLISH LISTERS
CONTINUED below,

Some OF them the genuine-our own importation;
Others made in this country of English Cloths others
again. OF American Cloth All stylish wraps and quail
tiles for the prices better than you'll expect find
that is, if you have been the habit Of shopping at
stores that do a credit business.
ULSTERS in striped Cloths, with tight backs and
loose-fittng fronts for So $40. Sl2, s14 Sl5. sic
and $50 each.
ULsTERs in plain Cloths in London red, Smoke
the New Blue &c Tight backs with the loose or tight
front The improved Bell Sleeves. Prices Sl1, Sl2
GA and SIS.
RAoLANS IN New Stripes Some entirely new ef.
fects Only of nd Of patti rms Prices
go Sld and $17.
RAGLANS of striped CLOTH alternately smooth and
rough loose front and bell sleeves: strkingly.
distinque wraps SIS and $40.
MODJESKAS. Beaver and Diagonal and Corkscrew
English Cloths. Eaborately braid trimmed. New Blue
Green. Garnet and Black, SIC, $50 $50 and S33
ULSTERS. Genuine English Beaver BRAIDED, q Ia
Militaire The new Angel sleeves. $50
CLOAK LISTERS. Finest Blue and Black Clotha
profusely braided. S35 and $40.
" THE PALAIS ROYAL.
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LOST AND FOUND.


r OST-A LADY'S GOLD HUNTING CASE WATCH
/lnd Chain. with mi lal ~ de of Re-
ward of 10. at Room ID, St Cloud puiidiug ocll2'
n UST-CHAsED GOLD PIN, SHAPE OF BRANCH
II /of a tree, between 1881 st. and War Department
wa Thomas Circle and VI. ave- suitable reward il
turned to 1891 ST. NV. IT.
7 OsJ-oN MORNING OF OCTOBER g. BEIWEEN
IL Baltimore and Potomac station and Belvedere
Louise. Purse containin. English sovereisns some
change, and ring. Liberal reward returned TO 1862
y. H. ave. NV. It,
II Osr SUNDAY tvENING-A SMALL, GOLD
Threaded cane. marked ". l. W. from r. Is. e.
lder Will please return to the jefferson Club 14l2
Ii St. and receive reward oclo-Jt'
II OsT STRAY ID FROM STABLE iOUNG
l/bsck Mule. Liberal reward IL returned to 2l7 18th
ct. s.w. oclv-3ts
7 osT-LADY's GOLD WATCH. HUNTING AsE;
IL green enamel with six chip diamonds No.
wit black fob chain attached, 1T Government
Printing ffce or Oh b st. Massachusetts ave. st.,
reward wall be given II returned 70 Mrs FANNY
BAKER, gil 12th st. NV. oclC Pc
III OsT-oN TUESDAY MORNING. BETWEEN b
IL y. depot and Capitol via z st.. oth ST and Pa
ave, white CUT. with Cameo Sleeve button
gold. The fnoer will receive reward by leaving
ut the National Hotel Cigar stand ocl0-2r
II OsT-oN MONDAY AFTERNOON, BETWEEN
SMALL open-faced Gold Watch Reward at Room IL
basement north wing War Department. oce-3t'
SIOLEN-ON SEPTEMBER Ia SKYE TERRIt r.
- with aid tail cut; hair very thln on back Any
information leading 20 bis recovery Will be suitably
rewarded Address r. g.. star ONCE.
oco,6.o,1ll2,l3 1857"
T OsT-ON 9TH INST. A PUG DOG ANSWERING
IL to name of ko ko Asuitabe reward II returned 10
Z. n BURGESS 9Th and v SITS. Nv. ocs-3t'
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SPECIAL Pnrors Foa FnrDAr.

We would avoid the usual Saturday scramble by
inducing you to shop tomorrow. We make some
sacrifices. - you'll notice on reading the
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LAKE KEuxA GRApEs
CoNCORDS DELAWARE, AND CATAwBA.
In and 10 Pound Bask6tst
RECEIVED DAILY,
ON CONSIGNMENT DIRECT FROM GROWERS.
]. H CRANE
oc11.3t Q36 fouis,ana avenua

OPEs1sa Or LADIES Funs.
Embracing
sEALSKIN NEwMARKETs. sACQUEs AND
JACKETS. MUFFs. BOAs AND
TRIMMINGS.
SEAL PLUSH GARMENTS
OF al the New Patterns. and finished the same
Is the seal.
Prices the Lowest
b II. Sr1NEMETZ SONS.
Hatters and Furriers
oc1I 1897 Pennsylvania ava
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Ill 9TH. sTH. AND D STREETS.

CUTTING THE CUTTER ,-21c FOR AN EN-
SFish tooth brush; &c. tor pound package Of bird
:sSss full 7ah ana
oc1U-3t
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-LOTS.
I,ok SALE = BEAUTIFUL CORNER LOT AT
y sacrifice corner X Eth and G.ored avenue g. e.;
oeIf-si WHITAKER Ak 1 JuKn ' NJ l417Fst
NOR sALE-oNE OF THE BEST LOTS ON KEN
Il esaw St, between 18th aud IA Columbia Heights;
from Dr. Hammond's new house: south fropt ,oi
i53 Price +5c # taken now; slooo cash. Addre
lSoR sALE-CoRNER LOT ovl RLOoKING IOWA
So 300: also one lsx5l. AZ 900: al run TO alley II
oei6 S ycaSs r. HANDY. %W s srI sal Fst NV
EoR SALE-loo FLEI front 9N l4IH ST Sc.
l. near Z ST.; also some fine lots IN TakoTs Park
o aHEEs: Room 40 SfSS Sroit E BSilSins
l,'oK sALE-A LOT on COKCOKAN ST, BET
Il l7.h st and New Hampshire ave-. 20 16ns5, %.
Erics iST SHIRT time iSS~ Hill ioHSsToS isDs
pennsylvania ave. Oc9-3t
L,oR sALE-BELAIR HEIGHTS-A NUMBER OF
II lots IN this subdivision are still unsold aud offer
an unusual opportunity for profitable Investment
mainder streets adjacent and they Will be
sldeTed as cit io,s aud brnx corrsspo ding prizes
b1r residence SIZES this property is UNSURPASSED.
Flats furnished aud any Iurther Information given
1P oeS api'A'i0n to US filcA fox f4 sP IN ave
I,oR sALE-A sPLENDIDLY LOCATED CoRNtR
IL lot on 18th ST., Columbia Hei<hts at 45c: 10000
feet OF ground in northeast section: UaIgan al 40c.
Address A. L STATUS. star Office. Oco-Ot
NOR sALE-THE CHOICE OF FOUR FINE BUILD
Il lnx acts on CONNECTICUT ave- extended. ior efSJO:
terms of payment easy. OTIS L. PRESBhkl. Public
Opinion office, 9th ana Pa ave- ocl-2v
L,OR sALE-ATTENTIoN! BRoOKLAND PRICES
II ADVANCING Now your last chance to secure lot
ut original prices. Only few left Prices IRON e225
to $40 per lot; elevation 30 feet above Potomac;
good water; only i've minutes by rail- from the CITY;
adjacent to new University and soldiers Home Call
early and secuIe your choice. AcLACHLEN
BA1CHELDkR, 1918 ST. n. W. sel-3m
IyOR sALE-BEAUTIFUL LOTS IN TRINIDAD
Il at 18th and boundary SITS for sale at bargain.
small cash aynIents long time, low interest
IEAll. BROWN CO.
aul4-2m 1921 II It