davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Delta independent., 1888-08-14

besp repa,n,cd, which adds immcnsiy to its
appearance.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-14

We arc informed that Mrs. Ham, for a long
time connected with the hotels al Montrose,
is dangerously i'll.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-14

We had some W. c. T. U. notes, in
tended for this issue, bat were compelled
70 leave them over.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-14

Frank Ross came down from Hotchkiss,
last Thursday. He was on his way to Mont.
rope.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-14
Rnuchulcp!

II Won have good spring chickens and
fa, old hens. bring them TO the Chop
House and get your cash.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-14

Dean Hart. of Denver, came to Delta,
this morning and went To Grand Mesa for
recreation.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-14

David Friend, from North Fork, was down
last Saturday on business.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-14

Mr.. A. c. Hart. from iiar,'s Basin, was
In town last "Wednesday buying supplies.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-14

r. W. Child., better known rs shorty,
vas in from Tongue creek last Sunday.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-14

Rev. Geo. +. Tuttle. the new N. f. minis.
,tsr, arrived In Delsa Last Wednesday.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-14

Nr. L. Mccall. the mill man from Mont
.tsose, was in our torn last Friday.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-14

Joe Rollins will commence making brick
This week.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-14

". II. Crot--r received 4 car load of barb
wire last Friday.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-14

Mr.. Stewart, brother Of W. H.. was in ,owr
last Saturday. He was buying supplies.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-14
Undertaking Gends.

Fine assortment of Undertaking
goods, to be had At Gale Bros.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-14

C.G. Downing took trip to Montrose last
Sunday.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-14
ao,iee far pasmca.,on.
LAM orFict Ar eeS,Nis'sS,, !, c2lor /

LAM OtFich an NVN Nis'NN, Vnho-I
juy e,A isss.
Notice y hereby civru THAI the following narncd
settler has uVd netiee IT mis- intent.On 30 uake
gpal ptndi In support ut his cl,,ini d tis;,t sud
pg,,si viii pr niHdr bclate \ Il Nag, county
,lu!gp M Delta. Co,a,. ou Aug. isiii, lssS tis
Harry Eonl, II. ;. it5i, ute Svries iur lie ne,A
SEE. 81. twp. IS, 81 gs W 9TH 7. NJ.
lie ianis's tile following NttNsSsss To pr,Ne his
ccnthusus residence els3l, and r'itis.tlrN o.,
said lard, va: Ml'liam 4. >tewurt, John !,
N,wland t@.se.s y y N,il-rson, O,ui ulstn. all uf
trawiori, coIos
FRANK t. TANNER. Register
a NASAL INJECTOR free with each
hottie OF shiioh's cs,arrh Remedy. Price so
cents. For sale y, McAiurrsy's.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-14

Gov. Crawford was in our city last Sat
urday.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-14
GrNNIsoy, Colo. Aug. l3th, 1sss

GUSSIsoS, Colo, Aug. 18th, 1855.
In compliance with the instructions of the
Republican Central Committee of the thir-
teenth Legislative District, a Convention of
the Republicans of the 18th District will be
held at Denver, on the ith day of September,
A. D. 1855, Immediately after the transaction
of the business of the Republican State Com
vention called TO assemble at the same time
and place.
This Convention is called to select Re-
publican candidate for the Legislature from
the 18th District, and to select Central Com
mittee for the said District and TO transact
such other business as may properly come be-
fore the Convention.
The follow ng counties composing tie 18Th
Legislative District are entitled to the follow
ing representation:
The Delta independent., 1888-08-14

Fsnlou, "Jeueler", Aontrose, Colo, for
watch repairing.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-14

The members of the Committee will see
that their respective counties are properly
represented.
SPRIGG SHAcSHFoIp, Chairman.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-14
Notice farPuhIicn,ion.

FRANK P. rANNER. Eegis,
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The Courts.


EQUITY COURT-JudQe Or
Yesterday, O'Brien agt OBrien; appearance of
absent defendant ordered. Reeves AFT. Reeves:
Harriet E. Reeves, committee OF lunatic, allowed
10 answer. AbrahamS agt Abrahams; auditors
report confirmed. Powell agt Powell; appearance
OF absent defendant ordered. In re lunacy VIM
E. Bowbay; writ ordered TO issue. In re lunacy
Leah g. Keenan, and VIM. Better; inQuisitiOn con.
nrned. Baker agt. Baker; aimony pendente lile
payment OF costs. and limiting OF time to take tes-
timony.
PROBATE COURT-Judge Cor.
Yesterday, estate G. Ii. Langley; letters OF admin
istration 10 Z. F. Jones; bond s. 600 Estate Rob-
ert {. Hewett; letters OF administration c. t. a to
Rachel NJ Hewett, Walter 4. Hewett and Edwin
b. Hay; bond $20.OOO. Estate John H. Harmon: :
letters or administration 10 John II. Harmon: DOpd
$500 Estate Edwin 4. Rowland; do to Virginia
+. Rowland; bond 81 900. Estate Hllery Jordan:
letters testamentary TO Maria Jordan; bond 81 500
In re guardianship William Palmer; order for pay
ment OF certain money. Estate Thomas Donnelly:
Will admitted to probate and record. Estate
Townsend Turner; letters OF administration
70 Jesse G. Ergood; bond $500. In re
Mildred mel. Hazen, guardian; bond Or 81, 600 as
testanentary guardian required. Estate Chas d.
ennyoaker; order directing citation TO issue
Estate Henry Schmerz; will admitted to probate
and record. Estate WIN. A. Elliott; petition OF
VIM. l. Elliott for letters OF administration filed
Estate Jos N. Wilson; letters or administration
10 Eleanor c: Wilson; bond $1,000. Estate Ben
Halliday; order directing sale OF claim. Estate
Catherine Bergman; inventory OF money 81 600
Accounts were passed as follows: Estate CHRISTIAN
q. Gockeler, Jane Brennan, and guard1anships
Chas. X Luce and Frank 4. Browning.
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Alexandria Affairs.


WAsHINGT0NIAN WITH SEARCH WARRANT
Mr.. John Collins, Washington brIcklayer EN-.
ployed at the Capitol, has mad some trouble with
his wife, who resides at Capt John Enplish's houe
here. He alleges that she brought or from Wash
ington lot or furniture belonging TO him. and last
evening ne came here, obtained a search warrant,
brought on lot OF furniture. &C., to the stat on
house. There a hearing was had before Justice
Beach. number OF Leading Free MethOdtsts,
Messrs English, Lloyd, Butts, and others were
present. out Of sympathy for the wife, who is a
Free Methodist. Mr.. Armstrong appeared for Mrs
Collins and Mr. Greene for Mr.. Collins MIS-. COL
Inns said she had bought most OF the goods with
her own money, but Mr.. Collins swore that she
had nothing when he married her: that he was
not often without employment at his trade and
the goods had been bought by him or with his
money. The justice decided that the goods be-
longed TO Mr. Collins. Mr.. Armstrong rendered
that the goods must be held pending an appeal:
ana While Mr.. Armstrong was seeking other pro.
cess, MI Collins engaged Mr.. Knight, he carrier,
NOTKs-Alexandriar rms are contracting for the
supply OF necessarles for the Wild West show
whlcn VIII locate at the Gentlemans Driving Park
contracted for the horse feed supply ana Messrs
Heimuth Bro, the supply Of meat.-The schr
aa 81 rarrer OF Norfolk Is unloading lime for Geo.
small i new steamer, the Barthold is now running
between This place and Occoquan. The trips viii
De sv extended ,h TO 10 sup
py .ne puo1c school with fuel during the coming
winter wiuebe opened next wednesday by the
Ioa1antteo on scno0l houses and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
yosepn Janney, nee Hunter, has returned 10 live in
S Ir O,ty, anu mas taken house on Prince near
tItt street.-Ed. Mead and Geo. Swansbury nave
agaih sent 70 jail by the mayor for dsorderly
TN luz engines OF Engineer Crupper and
s,o ia.S Engineer Crason broken up by the Win
SUD-. SUD-, coilsion. are now at the Midland Railway
yard mere: They Will have to be reOuiir.-Ar re-
VIII ~ oiuu mas Deen formed In the fourth ward
secretary. 49, " warning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-22

Yesterday prominent New York lawyer ar
rived In Washington for consultation with an at
torney of this city regarding some patent caseA
During the conversation match 70 light cigar
was lacking, and the Washingtonian remarked
that piece OF ice would do. The New Yorker
laughed and was incredulous, and wager Of .
took pdece OF clear ice about an inch thick from
the wafer cooler, Whitfield IL into the shape OF .
disc, and with the palms OF hts hands melted its
double convex lens or burning glass Vnh tt he
focused the suns rays on the end ofg16D cigar,
thus lighting the cigar. While smokltk eho weed
he enjoyed the shagrn Of the new YORKER, who
promptly raid the bet
Hundreds OF lives have been lost through foods
in Almer1a, Spain. Many persons are financially
ruined.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-22

Col Michael V. Sheridan has filed q bill against
Capt N. Kennedy and others TO have a trustee OF
certain real estate In square l50 appointe In place
OF Joseph c. g. Kennedy, who was killed on July
H. 1857, by John Daily before executing the trust
Malachi Monahan has filed a bill against Charles
8. Fowler, administrator OF Michael Monahan, for
an account and 70 remove title 10 lot % In square
23a
Philip Thomas colored boy, was fined $40 or
90 days by Judge Miller today for annoying some
small children playing on E street.
AT the meeting last night OF the Ecclesiastical
Council OF Congregational Churches, adjourned
from August IL. the council advised that the
resignation OF Rev. w. 4. Peel as pastor OF Ply
mouth church be accepted.
Jury at Ihe courthouse to-day found w. Z
Bowhay TO be insane, Incapable OF caring for him.
solf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-22
Affairs in West WashjuRton.

BUILDING lMPRovEMENT.-Ground has been
broken on BOIL street, between street and Dun
barton avenue, ior the erection OF a dwelling for
lines h. Prodigy, which Is 10 have front OF press
AID moulded brick With stone trimmings, and
cost about s4.S00. j. v. Yates is the contractor.
RoBBERY.-Mrs. l. p. Haistead, OF 29OS @ street.
reports the ROBBERY OF nve silver napkln-rinss
from her residence valued ut SIP.
with 1000 bushels OF wheat for G. 4. Dunlop.
TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT 2
A. A.-Great Falls. TEMPERATURE. 81: condition
.; receiving reservoir, temperature, "; condi.
Ton at north connection 10; condition at south
connection. 8; DISTRIBUTING reservoir, tempera-
ture, 20; condition at in1uent gate-house 4; con-
dltlon at emuent gate-hOuse, 6. High tide In the
river to-day at 9:24 p. M; low tide at 3:52 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-22
TARIFF Orr Day GooDs..

~. "a. u. ".
Having Just received FULL LINE OF FALL AND
WINTER DRY GOODS, am prepared to offer my
friends and the public generally greater Inducements
than ever viz:
fine line of extra grade GUINET SILK ct sl.O0,
&l25 $1.50 sI7o and $500.
good BLACK SILK at Toe. and 81 co.
SURAH SILKS in black and colors at S5c., 81 90;
extra heavy and wide at SIPS.
Superior quality HENRIETTAS. 40 inches wide at
Lsaies' 81 HABIT CLOTHS. in Stripes and Plains,
Ladies' 60 HABIT CLOTHS, extra quality. at al.
Fine quality PLAID DRESS FLANNELS, reduced
from oOc to 3Irc. Choice styles.
New shades CASHMEREs At 25c.
Fine All-woJl HENRIETTA NEW shades), 40 inches
wide. DOC. only.
100 dozen All-linen DoILIEs at &C.,, worth e.
BED COMFORTS from 81 to $3.50.
Inspection invited u our - Atwood RED BLAN-
Our IS WHITE and 81 so PINK BLANKETS can.
not be beaten.
We invite the public to examine our immense stock
ures.
We sell the best FAST BLACK HOSE in the market:
prices from 12xc to o0c Our 25c LADIES' FAST
blACh HOSE l. great bargain.
pairs Gents SEAMLESS SOCKS for 25c.
pairs Ladies' COLOktD HOSE for 25c
Large lot Child's Reg. Made HOSE reduced from
Soc. to l9c.
SUPERIOR Ladies' KID GLOVES at q. Every pair
CAS-. IMEREs. FLANNELs BOYS WEAR, DO.
MEsIlCS, and everything in the Dry Goods line re-
member. aud determined to 8 II Oh my larxe and
1H0S. J. LUIIkLLL
II. w NJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-22

FALL OvERcoArs
At the present time are absolute necessity Not
cold enough for Heavy Overcoat and too cool to be
without q light one.
OAK HALL. CORNER TENTH ANDF,
Has just laid In IN excellent assortment Of nice we'll
selected and WELL made Fall Overcoats ranging in
prices from SO to S20 and You to find one to
suit you. and at much lower prices than is generally
asked.
SCHOOL SUITS.
Oak Hall is also well prepared with large and we'll
selected assortment Of Suits for boys Of all ares and
you will Just one-thrd in the price by examining
our stock before buying.
PANTS.
Agood many men and boys will Just want q pair Of
Pants now to make out with until little later when
they get their suit To these we say we have the
largest assortment we carried and prices rs per
cent below those of any house in the city.
MEMS SUITS.
Our stock of Suits for dress business in Prince
Albert Sack. or Getaway Suits is simply immense aud
the prices be relied upon rs per cent below
those Of any other house in the city.
OAK HALL.
SEQ Corner 1Oth and = et.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-22
A PROGRESSIVE CAnPAIsN-

For Furniture, Carpets, and Upholstery Goods.
position In the front rank, prepared 10 ofrer line
OF furniture, carpets, and upholstery goods In
which, for price and quality, competition Is open
with any advertised price list My stock Is COM
pete In every department, AID all the novelties OF
the latest Styles 10 which ask an inspection from
buyers before purchasing, as / am determined to
sell at bottom prices.
81 and 3le 7In ST NV, furniture department.
e., ga, aud 60 ID ST. NV, Carpet department.
81 TN ST NV, upholstery ana drapery depart
menC WASH IL WILLIAMS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-22

THE SAD ENDING OF A CAREER OF YOUNG WASH
INGT0NIAN.
The man who, as stated In yesterdays STAR,
committed suicide by shooting himself in florist 8
establishment in Brooklyn Thursday, was after
ward identified as Paul Arnold, formerly Of this
city, and weil-known here. AS stated in The
STAR the only clue to his identity found after the
worked on the top Of his shirt. Paul Arnold was
well-known here, having been examiner in the
Patent once Tor six or seven years Five years
ago he resigned to accept the position OF attorney
for the Mccormick CO. in Chicago. He went TO
that city TO live, and soon afterward was married.
the ceremony taking place here. His friends in
this city say that he had no domestic trouble, and
was not separated from his wife. They attribute
the rash act which resulted in his death to in
sanity, brought on by drink. AT the time OF his
death he was visiting an aunt In Brooklyn, and
having left the house he wandered into florists
establishment. where he ended his life with a
pistol ball. He was thirty-four years Of age. The
remains Will be brought to this city inIerment
In Oak HILL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-22
Trausfers of Real Es,a,..

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows:
j. H. Pilson to W. c. King, sub Is, So. 572; 3. w.
II. McNiel to E j. Hill, sub 6S. So. 1853; 3. P.
shalloo TO T. B. Turner, part q 50. 7S5; 81, 500.
Anna NJ. Mueller TO Catherine Lambrecht, part 1,
SO. Az; 81 $40. Mary Colaghan to ID. e. Morrison
part ~, Old Georgetown; $1,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-22
Kernan's New Theater.
4 SPACIOUS STRCCTURE ERECTED ON THE SITE OF Tn
DIN CnMIOIvF

OLD CoMIQUE.
The new theater which Manager Herman has
erected on the site OF the old Comque at llth and
streets. Is rapidly nearing competition, and 1t Is
expected will be ready for opening on the LIST of
october. The new house will be a fine and roomy
edtnee, with seating capacity OF about 2 $500 two
galleries, and the orchestra chairs On he ground
moor The boxes. OF which there are six, are built
hush with the walls OF the theater, and viii not
interfere with the view from any seat In the house
The stage Is large enough 10 accommodate the
most elaborate spectacular productions, its d.
lnens1onS being Al by 80 feet. The scen,ry has
been painted by Milton Slemmer, the well-known
scenic artist The proscenium arch Is Al by 81
feet, three times the dimensions OF the old arch
Inc NEST approved methods for ventilating the
theater have been adopted, including a sliding
roof. The approach 10 the gallery is shut OF from
tnat 10 the orchestra and balcony. Altogether
Manager Herman expects 10 have the finest variety
theater In the country when II Is finished.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-22

AMusemeDts TO.Ni9ht.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Nights Dream.-
NAroNAL-Thatcher, Primrose wssss NM
strek BIO
PANoRAMA-"Battle of Shiloh r'"f'
HARRD,-eBeacon Lights
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OuR CASH Prices FoR

OR1 GOODS.
HENRIETTA CASHMERES, all pure dne wool
wide double wi tn. Gobe.in Blue, Terra Gotta. OK
Blood Tan. Serpent and Black cash value 5Oc price
reduced to ASc.
yard aud half wide, Gobeiin Blue Terra Gotta, an
and blaca: cash value 81 our reduced price 81 NC.
BLANKETS $3.50, 50. 90. 80.
BLANKETS "a, "a. co. 20.
BLANKETS $50, 8:3, &375
BLACK SUkAH SILKS only Soc. real value Use.
CARRIERS.
I'll MARKET SPACE
VALUABLE PRESENTS
For Our Cash Customer
Buy 81 worth or and select one of the follow
Ing presents: pair OF handsome Damask Towels
worth u half-dOzen hne Linen Napgins Toe: or q
pair OF SILK embroidery corsets worth Toe
ROYAL FltENCH SERGE, all pure tine French
Wool, wide double width al colors; very cheap at
5Oc., our reduced cash price 81 &c.
hENkIErlA CASHMERE, all colors ali pure
price reduced to 81 NC.
BLANkEIS slightly sol. ed, large size extra heavy
81 5O, 3D. 81. 20, "a, 81 80, So.
ThlCO CLOl II, pure wool. double width 81 &c
LADIES Cloth SUI ling. pure WOOL nearly one
yard and u half wide. great cash bargain soc.
VALUABLE PRESENTS.
Cash customers are quested to select one of the
following presents l. they buy 10 worth or over:
handsome Bridal Quilt worth 30; pair of eie
giant Dalask Towels worth b. dozen ue Linen
Napkins worth 81 .5U. s.i3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-22
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS.

HARpwAKEI HARDwARE!! HARDwARE!!!
The vital question Is how can dollar be made
go furthest? That merchant who can help to
solve this problem is benefactor 10 the race and
deserves success. The firm that strives 10 meet
the requirements OF the trade and sells at the low
est living prices will be appreciated and patron
ned
Without any unseemly Wanting on our part, we
claim TO have acted on this principle and our sue
cess evidences the public appreciation. We have
made special exertlons for the "Fall Trade" and
our. stock Is now complete. A call is solicited.
CHAS II. CARTER & Co.,
Telephone-call g. COG Pa ave. NV.
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ROCKS, 18th st. Prices Guaranteed.
w. II. HorGHToN & Co,

1918 81. n. W.,
Are anxious for you to call and inspect their new
line OF Furniture, Carpet and Upholstery Goods.
Price marked In plain figures Come and judge
for yourself AL prices guaranteed. Two eleva-
torS W. II. HorGHroN & Co.,
1918 and 1220 St NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-22

Fos accommodation OF visitors TO Grange c.mn
Val Farmers Agricultural ana Mechanical Rxhi
oation, the Piedmont Air Line will run . special
' IT'D s1 Grange camp Leaving washington at
1oena mp % ctA Regular train leaves &C am
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-22
THE WASHINGTON wHEELMkN.


Il
Holding the League Meet Here.
wheelmen are quietly at work Just a. present
getting in shape for some fail business Nearly
all over the country placards are nying announc-
ing racing events at county and state fairs that
are attracting the notice OF pedal pushers. one
| Of these appeared the other day In washington.
| 1t announces that there viii be two days of
| wheeling during the Virginia exposition neyt
month There will be about twenty events occur.
ing on the 23d and oath OF October, at Richmond,
under the auspices OF the Old Dominion Wheelmen.
The races will take place on new half.mile track
now being built at the fair grounds The virginia
DIVISION OF the League OF American wheelmen win
hold its third annual meet at the same time
A number OF washington cyclists are preparing
70 attend these races and also those TO De held In
N1flTiR Two GAYS before Twenty-nv or thirty
INTENDING 10 take part being Cr1st, Brown, Cren-
made up ior nj. hard luck in Buffalo, He won the
T,mie championship OF the Amateur Athletic
Union oy one OF his celebrated finish spurts.
W. d Metzyer, the captain OF the Star Bicycle
club OF Detroit, was in the city the other day. He
had been attending the Buffalo races and stopped
10 Ieast on the asphalt here.
The outlook Tor the District Division OF the l. A.
W. Is bright. The membership is now half again
as as large as IL was year ago, numbering $50 to
division Will meet next Tuesday evening and will
pan the work for the coming year. great deal
VI koSu WIN HAS ALREADY Deen outlined, ana the
new board, composed OF hard, steady pushers,
Will De sure TO make things lively.
Rumors are already flying around that Washing
ton mas chance 70 be selected as the city for the
league meet OF 1889. The extra day OF the last
meet, June II, when almost all of the wheelmen
over from Baltimore, so pleased the visitors
tnat before they left they voted Washington and
ner cyciers q grand success They were enter
talned SO royalty and the advantages OF the city
were so highly appreciated that members all over
the country are beginning to suggest that the 80
meet De held here. The District division has taken
no acon IN the matter AS yet, but IL is understood
tnat There Is an under-current OF thought and ac-
tlon tendlng TO this end. II this city should be
wheelman here to buckle his belt q notch tighter
and prepare to work.
The last few bright, clear days have been bless
ing 10 wheelmen, many Of whom have taken spins
OUT into the country in every possible direction.
hundreds OF runs have been planned for to-mor-
row, ana II VIII be great disappointment to many
cycllSt II Old Sol fails TO appear in the morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-22

FRIDAY MORNINGS at spencerian Business co,,eg.
are especially devoted 20 training in the art a sy
Pres.1ou Including vocal and physicsl culture ana
the development OF taste for, and Appreciation OF
by Niss Ida Ron. who win reopen the depsrtnsnp
- expression In the college Tuesday, 0ctoOer .
one hundred and forty-four students are In AZ
tendance at the college.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-22
BROOKS. 18th St. Largest. Richest, Newest, stoc i

How TO KEEP WARM-Why, It's easy enough! If
you buy Johnson's Steel Plate Warm Air Furnace.
Every one guaranteed
A. s. JOHNSON 1910 eth ST. NV
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FINE PORTRAITS. Kets Kemethy, 11oe Pa ave.

DON'T SPou Your PICKLES with poor vinegar,
but call at 400 9th ST. NV. for the pure article;
SIS reward paid II goods misrepresented.
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HOODS sARsAPARILLA
CITY ITEMS

Cash Prices.
On and after this date we offer first-class Meats
at the following low prices:
Rib Roast from 10c. to 15c., AZ lbs; Round
STEAK 5Oc.; Sirloin steak, 15c CCrned Beef, 6 to
lOc Best Print Butter, 35c.; Creamery. best 3Oc;
TuD, 23c. Orders for Fish ana Oysters taken every
day at lowest market prices. We have ine stock
OF Conees, Sugars and Teas at low pricea
New York Market
Cor. Sd ST. and Indiana ave.,
s. L HOOVER, Prop'r
JOhnsOn's Oysters, 9th and E 1
When the 'Grand Republic" Cigarros fail to
give satisfaction 1t is cold day Tor smokers. Stick
a pin here. For sale by all flrst-class dealers.
wholesale agents, Luchs Bro.
JOhnSOn's Oysters, 9th and E.
DOMESTIC Sewing Machine ONCE, 18th h. tt
Peerless Dyes
Are the OeSt Sold by druggists. eoly
JOhnsOn'S oysters, 9th and E.
DixOn'S Yeast Powder always reliable. 3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-22

ALL HoUsEKEEPERs should read Moses & Sons
advertisement in this paper OF bargains In house
furnishing goods.