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Richland beacon., 1888-03-24

We raise at our head the whole
ticket this week. As a journalist
and T EN- 'crst we I eel bo und to sup
port thu ticket. They say the first
ward Withdrew from the Executive
Committee and cons' quentIy had M
right to come in and claim one of
the offices. This may be true and is
true, hut that point was not made
ard it is too late TO make it now.
The die is cast. We must support
the nominees, and we do hope the
people will act more ;ntelllgently in
the future. White rimaries would
have given satisfaction and saved
money to the candidates. 1t is
getting to fearful pass that votes
are purchased as an article of trade
or commodity upon the market,
hence the candidate that has or can
command the largest sum of money
is apt to win.
Richland beacon., 1888-03-24
STRICTLY VEGETABLE.
A Cane. id Acknowledgment.

Extract from a leipr Of DR.. ID. W. Atkinson
Siuam Springs, Ark
81 know that many physirians are very
mu-h pr-judicel against all proprietary medi,
rrnes ani | think sometimes EoiIshly SO.
am. however. willing TO achnow ledge meIir
wherever IT is deserved. ! aave prescribed
Simmons Liver Regulator. and have given il
4 prery thorough trial. myself, and think il
deserves all the parse IL receiv.- have
watched lis use for the las five years and %
no, know Of a more popular medicine. My
patient, praise it very hi hly ana it gives good
iesults wherever IL is used"
Richland beacon., 1888-03-24

| he wasp has n thing.
In It's tail called - sting:
Which, if inserted near your eve,
Will he apt 10 make YOU cry:
If not, it nav make yon mad
Then, nv friend, ven would be glad
To have e remedy at hand.
The very hest in al the land
Tichenor's Anli>ep,ic will relieve The
pnih
And put YOU 10 a good bumor
again.
Richland beacon., 1888-03-24
Notice 10 Contractors and Builders.

The undersigned commiitce appointed by
The PoIrr jury To contrsc, for Ju,iding u
bridge so feet long across lInrrican Bayou. at
tie Patton Thomson iowcr place, will Gc
~ ii 10 r,.rIvc bids on
Saturday, April 7th, 1888.
Parties desiring 10 hii viii fine The cons
mite al The Parpn Tho Mason over place
on The date above n.ntioLed until = O'Clock
Z. IN.
g. J. TnonAsox,
Commiuee Y. l. CRosBy,
N. Roprn7s
Richland beacon., 1888-03-24
REGISTRATION NOTICE!

hereby give notice tina, in accordance
with Sec JS of Act No les Of 1880, ! sisA
in adiiron To the Two days required by law
to attend NJ escl polling place Tor The purpose
at assessing taxes rrmair2 one day fr he
purpose Jl registering the voters OF Richland
PARISH, La and ali p"r.ons who have n",
herrIoiore registered oT those who may wish
to change their vUiing precinct are noiIfrd
to meet me 1T the following named polling
place. on The days and dates hcr,n srecifed:
Holdne---wari Cfh, three days, l9:h,
2G'h AID 2lst 81 March
Rsnrning 20 Rsyv,lle viii keep the
R.ai-ua'on hooks open daring the rem. aiud,r
Of he ssid sky days.
GEO C. PURvIS,
Tax Assessor anh TX -Oificio Reglsifo-
RsyvII- La. Feb l,h, 1881
Richland beacon., 1888-03-24

It ia an unfortunate thing that our
people we're So slow seeing the i'm
,nrtance of white primaries. Ifthey
lad been held ut the cubernatorial
soi test fer Ill the officers from Gov
ernca to constable, as we advocated.
ioihing RI this WIFI gle w.u,d have
came up
Richland beacon., 1888-03-24
CON.HCNiCfTED.
To THE RicHLlxD BRACoN:

To THE RiCHLAND BSAcoy:
Having nprlced an article in your valued
paper of March l7,h, in winch yon stated,
: 1t l. generally understood tina, IN the yndiciai
race for Judge and District Attorney for the
parishes o. Richand and West Carroll viii
have no convention Having quoted from
ynuG article verbatim We conc to the trout
TOR nfurnati"n, and AK with " BON is II
generally undrr-r"oP West Carroll has had
tw0 conventions and Instructed deiega'es,
-huu'i district convection be- held to urge
hei clains for recognition On the ticket
Having elected her candidate for tie 'ce of
0i,'rci Attorney, iaclty agreeing tina, Rich.
iand shnuid have the yulge. What more
rotli she do Beng IL the minority She
had TO await act:on on Your part. Why
convention As D-mucrat We are in favor
"i uo;nInatIor. ron constable mp We Gers
larly think 1t test for the parry. We have
heard Mr. Newman, our choice fcr Disrr:c,
Attorney, say tl,sr he wa- wiI,in. TO abiie by
he d"cl-On al u cCnvcntI"u. L. TIN. thar
Ne would prefer IN have our man on tn
ucker, bat should the convention d-cldr
otherwise we viii submit. for what i. the
interest ci one man rr candidate curnraTrd tu
he interests 90 the D-no cratic Parry aad H.
time honored principles?
lnn know t.cr- are many men wLo vote
i"r 'hcr man withuut any iegsrh TOR Ju>'icr
or equity. Wherefore we say lei's have a
di>rricr CONVENTION at ohce. Thus closing all
gaps. and marching on in a >rId phalauX;
roll mp .renhd majority for the State
trket aud the lesser lights
EEM cRAT FROa WEsI CARROLL.
by reference 10 the proceedings Of
thtEXecutive committee held Cd Mch.
Sd, IS, Tie convention to assemble
here March I9ih, 1858 WIS parish
cOnvcnilon-cons' GnentlN We do not
feel that Ii is rrope, to place the
names of the Judicial officers under
the head Of nominees
Richland beacon., 1888-03-24
Saturday, April 1th, 1883
CITY STEAM SAW MILL
AMI
SHINGLE FAL TORY.

MONROE. ............ LOClslAEA
"ANIN aiken charge of the above Mi.
'le husii,r.> will be continued in no
1srne o; CuAs. 4. DnwxEY. All orders vii
d. promptly and carefully filled. Lun'hef
all dimension will D. shipped on order, either
by sreambcat or railroad. The best qusli.
eft CYPRESS and PINE LUNGIR gu,van.
FL. large snriy Of Cypress ShirY'.s
constantly Gn hand ri reasonable prices. a
planning machine is attached To the mil sui
all orders for dressed lnniLer will be prompt
y filled. Mr. l.. Tuche is ny authorized
,gcn,s al Eayville. and al! orders lch VII
hem Will be promptly attended to.
CHAS. 4 DOW NEN
Rayviile, La, Jan. !. lsS5-ly.
Richland beacon., 1888-03-24

The name of u. b. Brumby ia in
tho paper this week as the regular
Democratic nominee 1T Richland for
Clerk. Alr. Brumhy is no stranger
to our people, he was candidate for
Sheriff four years ago. He is a good
business man, correct in his habits,
and with experience will, we think,
make an efficient clerk.
Richland beacon., 1888-03-24

In n communication in the West
Carroll Messenger, a strong Nichols
paper, Gov. McEnerv is strongly en-
dorsed for United States Senator.
We do not know that the Governor
is an aspirant for that position. As
one Of our exchanges says, "ho is
worthy of any position"
Richland beacon., 1888-03-24
CONSUMPTION SURELY CURED.

To THE EbIroR--Pi-,sc inform your read.
rrs that have positive remedy for the
above named disease Ev rs timely use
rh"r-ands Of hopeless cases have been PET
rranrn'ly cured. ! shat be glad to send two
b"iilrs Of my remedy FREE 10 any of your
readers ~ho have consumption il they will
send me their express AMI post o'fire address.
Respectfully. / A. SLOCCN. Nj. ID
ISL Pearl S.. New York. Nlq-6m
Richland beacon., 1888-03-24

Ifvon have been rpIev. d or bene-
fitted by the use Of DR.. Thhenor's
An,isep,ir he kind enough 10 Tell your
friends offs good effects.
Richland beacon., 1888-03-24
l0lnt Resolution M. liz of the Regular
Session of 1854.
Ampudmcn: No. .

The General Assembly may divide the
Stale mo lrvr" districts and pro, lie f. the
aPp'int'nen, or election OF Lcvee Commits
>iurrf. IN san districts. WHO shah in tie
method M manner to lie provided by law.
have supervision of the erection, repair and
u.aIrienancc Ot the lrv6-s in sad districts;
10 hat effect the Lrvec Commissioners may
levy TAX Tot To exceed ten mills on the
taxable property situated within Tie allnviil
portions at sid district subject 10 overflow;
provided that. in case Of necessity, To rai.c
additional iuad, for the purpose Of constructs
my. preserving and repairing any ivYees pros
tecinc the lands OF he dstIic', the I.le 81;
taxation, herein hunted mag be increased
" hen The rate a. such increase and necessity
aud purpose 'or whIch " ~ Intended shall
have been subGiiied 10 a vote OF the property
TAX payers IN such district, paying taxes tor
himself or III any rrrr, sentative capacity
whether resident or nonresident, or properly
situated IN the alluvlal portion uf sand dis
met sni jrct 10 oveIii,w, and naJ) rl'y of
those IN unmher and value. voting AT such
election. shall have voted therefor.
Richland beacon., 1888-03-24

This purchasing of votes is a
shame to any coultr.. Some say il
is owing to ignofHnce of the colored
people. We contend that depraviry
ia much greater than the ignorance.
Both combined make nice compo-
sitiOn.
Richland beacon., 1888-03-24

We acknowledge receipt Of an ill.,
vitation to attend the Annual Com
Increment Glass Of IS IF the Medi-
cal Coll, g. of Alabama, at Mobile on
Tburssllv. March 29,h. 1883.
Richland beacon., 1888-03-24

SPECIAL Ia tie IIIi-~ Democrat
BasTGoP La March CIV ". Heard af
UrI"n ari CH II Il. Lru Of Wet Carol
-I- nominated tor the State S.uatc io>dly
III" convention in>Ifurtcd TO. Gibson and
I,ua>
Richland beacon., 1888-03-24
A Blessing to Every Woman.

Those q! our lady readers who would Ike
tn know how Chad-bearing may be made
Painless and Safe can get the information in \
sealed envelope by sending four cents IN
postage stamps TO
Mas T. REVERE, Box 2s3, Jersey City, n J.
I,nei-'sS We
Richland beacon., 1888-03-24

We met several people from the
conAtIy in town on Monday. 1t was
y big day. Convention, fac chance
for oraturv &C..
Richland beacon., 1888-03-24

Stephen Faux requests US to state
that lie withiraws from the race rs
District Attorney and requests his
friends to support Maj. Toler.
Richland beacon., 1888-03-24
PEOMULGATION
Proposed Amendments to the Constitution
of the State of Louisiana. AdopteG by
the General Assembly in 1884 and 1886.
STATE OF LovIslAx,. }
or THE

Of!i"e of The Secretary OF STATE.
IN PURSUANCE Of the provisions az the
i Constitution, rublc1'ipn l. hereby ni,!e
ard gwen tn the qualified electors q ia"
state It L"ui>iar.a at the propose anrnd-
inrnt> 20 the Constitution of hi, State " irh
have been youcurred ~ by twot' irds OF al
HE members elected to each house Of ne
t,-nera; Assembly of ms State. ~ the re- MAR
s,,s-Icus thereof. held ~ the c,r, OF Bitor
Rod.r. ia the years 1884 and 1883. aud
whwh ar" rrl'ir-d To be published tor the
,niornai.pn at he qualified eirc'or, of rhi,
state i,r tErrc months newt preceding The
,;rnrr,l eicruon Tor representatives, al,
whIrii ptoiHu>ed amendments more fully APP
pear IN Al No - and InIu, Rc>onrion Nc
| - ct ti,r Regular Session ot iesI anI ~
jour R,-ointr ~ NJ. IS - 81 AMI - ..
the Re-niar =, >-lun ~ $50 wtich are h. re
I,hiirr uIiIcial'y published t,r lie information
ui the qHaiIir,! rir,''urs 81 In, STATE. amt
nhtrh VIII he submitted IT, them fer l.cir
~ pr"Nai ~ i'irir ''J-cttou at the next general
election wli.h Wi, D." held ON Tuesday lh,.
.,ih day "t ARM. 4 II, l.S> at being the
ur,iay next iniinw ins the Iitrl Murtay ct
>aIi 'nnr'h) ~ such manner AMI from thar
the qualified ELECTORS may vote frr or a.aiu>r
each au"nin,sni separately; aui If ma
j''I'y 81 the Iaal,:ich rlrciot> vriiug. AT sad
rirr'tnn. shall app rove AM raiiy al or clihrt
at saIi proposed amrudrntn'-, then sucl,
proposed amendment or amrr,tment. or
t''th~r q! Ihrm, ~ approved and ratified
shall become part OF the Constitution OF
rti. State
Richland beacon., 1888-03-24

Give DR.. Tichenor's Ansisepiic
fair rial and you will thank US for
calling yonr attention 10 SO valuable
a remedy
Richland beacon., 1888-03-24

Don'i use DR.. TichenOr's Antiscp-
tic on old cbronic ulcers, but for new
or fresh Wounds it is the best remedy
known.
Richland beacon., 1888-03-24

Our parish is III ,unult. Thirst
for Office seems 20 get away with
their better judgement.
Richland beacon., 1888-03-24
Joint Resolution No. 90, e he Regular
Session q! 1896.
Amendment No. 6.


Article 2O7-The following property shall
be exempt from taxation and no other, Wv :
All pnbiic property, piares Of religion.
wor>hip or burial, ali charitable institutions.
all buildings and property nsci exclusively
fur colleges or otli@r school parposrs the real
AMI personal estate Of any pubic library. and
tina, Of amy other literary ASSOCIATION used
10y or connected with such library: all looks
and philosophical apparatus, and all paint.
iugs and sta'nary Of any company or asso>
cIati"D Kept in pu5ic hall; proridsa, the
pror~Iry ~ exempted be no; used or leased
for purposes OF privatt CT corporate profit o.
income. There shall also be exempt from
taxation household property To the value q;
tive hundred dollars; there shall also b.
exempt from iaxa,ion and iirensc tor I peIod
oftwen'y years from the adoption o. tn
Constitution of 1879, The capital. machinery
and other properly enplnyed in the maui
iac;utc OF textile faSrcs. leather, shoes.
FAIRNESS. sadhleTy, bats. hDnr, machinery.
agricultural implements. manufacture Of ice.
fertilizers and chemicals end furniture art
other articles 81 wood, marble, OF strnc, soap.
stationery, ink aud paper, boat binding anu
chocolate; Prov isd, that no, less than NV,
hands ode employed IN any one factory"
Ia testimony whereof have h-reur,o
affixed NV SIGNATURE and attached thereto
the seal Of the State Of Louisiana at the city
of Baton RoLye this 18th day Of January,
A. ID 1885.
OSCAR ARROYO,
I'm Secretary of State.
Richland beacon., 1888-03-24
Act No. f. Of The Regular Session Of 1884
Amendment No. /.
TULANE UNIVERSITY ANENLMENT.

The terms of Act No. IS, Of the Regular
Session OF 1885,, adopted a, The SESSION of he
Legislature M the year le'. are hereby raii.
hr, aud approved; aud all p,"vi.slon. of The
Constitution Of 1919 repugnant thereto, or III
any way Hnpalflns The passage thereof, are
h"Teoy repealed. ~ tar as the operations o.
sand act are concerned
Richland beacon., 1888-03-24

Article G2-''That IN the cvert of the
death, or fran whatever Cause the office Of
Lr.It-haut Governor shall acrorne vacant,
then and III that event the President pro
fsHipOre of the Senate shall I'll the office oi
Li-"tenant Governor, PERTAINING all the
duties incident to the Office aud receiving it.
cmOumcnis."
Richland beacon., 1888-03-24

No matter what tho nature of YOUR
wound DIR. Tichenor's Antisep,ic will
relieve the pain aud heal it without
inflammation.
Richland beacon., 1888-03-24
ONT Resolution No 2S of the Regular
Session of 1856.
Amendment No. ).

'ln those districts conn osri OF one parish,
there shall not br 80 tlan liz term. cf the
District Conri each year"
In all other districts there shah be in earh
parish not les than four terms uf the District
Court each year. except ~ the parishes at
Cameron, Franklin and venom, in which
there shall not he less thai two ter ms OF the
Di-rr, Court each year
Cn,il provided ty law the terms Of the
Di>rrIci Cont in each perish shall toe fixed
10y rule of ,ali conrt. " Inch shall pot be-
chan2ei wirh"m notice by publication a, has,
thirty days prior To sn'h change.
'Thr @ shall he in each par'h no, less
Than Two iry terms each year ~ which n
arand jury >hall be -mpannrlci, except in
Ihr parishes ui Cam ron. Franklin and Yer
uou, IN whn'h 'h-rr shall not be less Than one
Jury tenn earh year, AT which a grand jury
shall be empannell-d
Al other r,ry terms the General Assembly
shall provide for sreci8 )nries, when necrs-
sary for the lria Of criminal cases"
Richland beacon., 1888-03-24
SIIERIFT'S SALE.

Har- Parker & Go. & State OF Louisiana,
No. Il65i. W Parish of Oleans
Green L. Boury. fCivll District Cont.
By virtue Of wit Of r.. Fs. ISSUED in the
above entitled -ui. ani 70 me directed, WI
otter tor sale ~ 'hs east dooi O. the court
house m k.yvlilc. La On
SATURDAY, April 7th. 1858.
90 the last and highest bidder the io,ow,,E
described properly ~: f. 4o'> " ~ AMI
fractional ; " o. OF /. qr section J.
Il 10 east Containing 100 acres more or les,
together with all Tho Improvements DC. there
on. Simarrd IN the pan.h of Rlchland
Terms of sale ash with the benefit =!
aPpTdiScment.
LEN SCOTT,
Mch 81. lSSS-ft. Sheriff.
Richland beacon., 1888-03-24
BILIOUS CQEIC.

Immediate relief and n speedy cure for the
worst cases OF Bilious Colo Is found in the use
Of Collins Ague Cure. AS radical cor
receive Of all Bilious Disorders it has no equal
Richland beacon., 1888-03-24
DTARRHGA or FLUX,

Flux. piarrhPa, and all Summer Complaints
are completely checked and cured in a few
hours by Collins Apue Cure. FRY 1T.
Sold every~ here by all Dealers at so cts. Bottle.
EE-Ask your Dealer for Copy of the COLLINS
PRESENT CENTURY ALMANAC, or Address
CclliNS BROS. DRUG CO.. ST. LOUIE. NO.
Richland beacon., 1888-03-24
Saturday. March "a. 1888.

Democratic State Ticket.
For Govornor,
FRANCIS T. NICHOLS,
Of Orleans.
For Lien'ensnr-t ,orrrn"f,
JAMES JEFFRlE>,
OF Eapidrs.
Tor Secretary Of State,
LEONARD F. MASON,
Of toncordIa.
For Treasurer.
WILLIAM IL. PIES,
81 Eas, F,niahs.
For Arorncy -GenefaL
WALTER II. ROGERS,
of Orleans
FL Auditor,
q B. STEELE,
IS Union.
For Snrr,ia'ct Icr' of Pnblic Education,
JOSEPH 4. fREACX,
al iberia.
Senatorial Ticket:
E0r Senators ia 23d DistIict.
JNO. EOATNER. Of Ou~rh,'a,
!. |. DAVIS. 0l Caldwell
Parish Ticket;
For Representa- al Rh.,land Parish,
VI. J.. WILLS.
For Cieit 9Th Dict CONF Eur Richlnnd Parish
&. u. BRUMBY.
Fos Sherd # kichland Par,ri:
LEM SCOTT.
Richland beacon., 1888-03-24
DYSPEPSIA.

Is that misery experienced when yc sui.
] denly become aware that we p,,ssess !.
dlaboiicHl arrangement ca. ID a stomach
The stomach Is the reservoir from vhioh
every fore and tissue must be nourishcd
ana any trouhlcw "a II Issoon iclt trough
out the whole system. Among a dozen
dySpCpticS no two Will have the same pr,..
symptoms. lN>peptics ofactiv,,
mental power and a bi'l"nS Temperance,
are subject IL sick Headache: thU,..
fc>hNHnd ThlrSmat'c hlv" onstt pai ion.
while the TIM and nervous are abandoned
tOCioony forpbodirgs. some dvSr. II cs
are wonderfully fur:ttiJj'; Ct.Lrs nv.
great irrItGbIl,iy OF trfun.r.
Whatever ;'rIn Dyspepsia may taxi,
one thing IS certain,
Richland beacon., 1888-03-24
Amendment No

JON, Resolution No. >s, Of the Regula,
Session Of 1886.
Ann Il A.,
Richland beacon., 1888-03-24
Amendment No. 4.

join, Resolution No. -. Of the Regular
Session at 1886.
Amendment No 4.
Article iS0-"The New Basin Canal and
Shell Road ant their aPpur,enances shall not
De leased nor ahcna'-d
Richland beacon., 1888-03-24

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Richland beacon., 1888-03-24

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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-01-21
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AT THEFAIR.
RANGE ROUND UP

Norway ladies' gave a leap yel& party
on Frnlay night ol last week
A ialorasst county oHics4 scrse i;sssaoes.
himself, 80 says the Mining Ncws
Lieutenant Governor james II Nc,
Donald was az Iron River one day lasi
week
tSeongc Yonngs the.ialentcd city editor
~ thu Florence Mining News. Wis at Iron
Mountain nn Tuesday.
Mrt Mary Rosa DeRoAier, an old
settler 81 Florence county, died nt Com
mupwealth, on the 18th inst.
II il said that the bigcst liar on thS
Menomlnee range can ~ found at thl
Iron Mountain engine honse
Editor O fSricn. ~ the Iron County RI
porter WA called 10 southern Mieliigsi
on Tuesday by the illurrr ~ relatives.
John Simon, "a prominent and pupull
Florence gentleman, was severely kirkf
ID ieio Iice hy a vicious horse carly IA
weck
Omer r. spencer, late 81 the Irfl
Mountain Journal. has taken the ittA-
manship 81 the Iron county Ropoifsr.
hlc is a good printer
a green goOdsH sharper tried 10 Dark
hi~ little racket on Geo. NJ Buckley the
Iron Riyprintcllectnal Hercules, but licu
WAS ~ smart 90 bite az any such gltne.
Rack coach dogs are very rarp nti on
that account nfN nFery expeusiyel niry
imt an Iron Mountain man, and be- Ia
not very rich either, owns one aod h.
very proud a. the tlct
A brakeman nnmed Joseph Stlf1air
iu the employ 90 the Chicago A horih-
Western Railway Co., was nn DIR hy
tho cars and instantly killed on tlkday
IL hast week. lie wns braking onilrcight
train no. ID which runs from Matters
meet to Powers and thcaccidcut Happen
ed netr Ruprcht's mill
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-01-21

The most elaborate preparations hnve
been made Tor the Winter Carnival and
Zee ialacen 81: Paul, beginning January
sli excursions tiekcis Is Sd Paul aud
return during the Carnival at the very
loN rate ~ one iafp Tor the round trip
For information regarding dnt,H ~ snle,
train service, etc, apply /. agents ~ the
q, 4 NV its. g.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-01-21

The Chicago x North Mtsternlla Railway
Co win sel round trip tickets tiCalilnr-
MIA points AT ihp old chcap ntet for ex-
.cursipnH leaving Omaha Thursday. Fob
runry 10, or Kansas tity Friday
February H. This Is the last citlncetnr
reduced rate tickets Regular Excursion
tickctsuro now aOld daily For particn-
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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-01-21

I. toe deputy game warden lor Iron
county viii pruseontc % lle fullest ct.
Tent ~ tlie ipU huy aud allperone hound
violating ANY 81 ihe enne, lnns, as tc.
lates Is tIit killing II deer. iish &C..
Dotl E slohoAn.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-01-21

Among the larger otcls on the Menomince RARE
Bacrman House ) urnishcd throughout idc
syle. The Menoma ee Range, noted for its purI
heaIthfu climate he locality for tired-out citl
spsd their vacations n, Crystal Falls the town andI
nan,s hotel IS the Zee to live when they get het
NEST sample room the Range in connection.
RATfF REASONABLE.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-29

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HE GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA Co.,
Importers and Retailers,
sos 18th street and 1920 14th street northwest
31O4 NJ street. Georgetown,
Will commence on Monday. December 81, and
continue during the week. to give handsome
Calendar, entitled 1.-THE Pride of New York ~
size 10x20 inches.
We have no hesitation in stating that it is the
finest that has ever been issued. Don't miss it.
These calendars are to be given away to all
purchasers of fifty cents worth of Teas, Coffees
or Baking Powder during the week commence
ing Monday, December 81.
They will also give an elegant pitcher, use
full whisk broom holder. and many useful and
ornamental articles to every purchaser who
buys pound of either their infallible Baking
Powders or Thea Nectar Teas.
1t will pay You not to forget their fine Java
and Mocha Coffees at SOC.
Fine Coffees at Zoe, &C.. &c., and 28c,
Coffee ground fresh while waiting by aid of
electric motor.
Our 8 o'clock Breakfast Coffee at Csc. per
pound Is the best. cheapest and most economi-
Drink Thea Nectar Tea. Sold at 6Oc. per
pound. Present with every pound.
PURE SUGARS SOLD AT Cosr
Handsome presents in the way of Crockery,
Glassware, &c
We cordially invite all lovers of good Teas.
Cofees, and Baking Powder to call and bring
their friends and inspect our excellent stock OF
New Teas, Pure Coffees, and Baking Powder be-
fore buying elsewhere.
Remember Our Stores:
SOB It'll st. n. w., 1920 14th st. NV, 31O4 M st.,
Georgetown; So, SO. and 60 Center Market; 90
Western Market; 8 and 8 O-st Market: lOI
Northern Liberty Market
NEWTON H. BOWMAN, Manager.