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Transfers Of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows:
". W. Mohun ct al. to C. N. Moore ct al, subs
lo4 to 1O7, SO. s59; ss,ss2. C. Darlington to S.
Oppenheimer ct al, pts. 2 and 8, SO. n. 743;
e. l. 8. Nicholson to F. W. Krichett, lots 10
aud IA, blk. so, BrooKland; s975. W. A. Coul-
ter to Augusta Oakley, pit. 9, blk. g. LIE Droit
Park; d, $780, W. W. Mohun ct al, to c. H.
Moore, subs SO to 49 and pt. IS, SO. $3.50; S3,-
95437. w. P. Smith to G.. Keithley, subs SO and
II, blk. 1, Trinidad; q, 400. J. F. Oyster to J.
G. Slater, pit. II, SO. 759; e. r. T. Vain
wright to A. F. Fox, pit. Poor Toms Last Shift:
sl00. Rosina NJ. Parnele to Alice A. Burnette,
lot 6, blk. 80, BrookIand; S675. R Smith ct al
to B. and P. R. R. Co., land in county near
Eastern branch; S4,l04.65. ]. E. Lyons to W.
II. Carrico ct al, lot Z and pts. and 6, SO.
1Ols g. Emily NJ. Page to John II. smyth,
lots 10 and l6, blk. s, Ivy City; g. G. B.Gib-
son 10 A. Baltzer, sub Is. 50. 770 s1,O75. Jas.
Doblyn to W. NJ. Carson, pit. 8, SO. SGT; 81, BIG.
Same to F. J. Woodman, pit T. do; S2,316. A.
Hyde to Mary A. R. Cost, pit. q, B. 4 HIS add.
20 WV; sl00. ]. E. Beall to j. E. Mitchell,
pit. Gift; 8. NJ. l. Weller to Lucy Byrne, sub
n, SO. 1856; S2,266. T. E. Waggaman to s. E.
Allen, IT,, lot ] and pit. 2, SO. 3l3; g. J. B.
Miller to B. F. Van Horn, pit. 6, SO. 1913; ell
l03. 80. W. H. West to Jane E. Kickham, sub
SO, so. IS, WV: S3l25
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knights Of Honor.

The regular session of National Lodge, No.
642, K. of H., last evening was rendered
especially pleasant by the presentation Of
floral star, having six points and formed OF
rare red, yellow and white roses, to Worthy
Dictator ]. v. Wurdeman. This graceful act
Of courtesy was accompanied with an eloquent
address by Brother Mitchell Of the Ohio juris-
diction. The recipient, to whom the presenta-
tIon was surprise, responded in appropriate
terms. The odes were ably rendered by the
lodge choir, under the management of Brother
J.C. Fill. Brother P. G. Tilton of Federal Lodge,
No 1903, presided at the organ. Following
these pleasant ceremonies brief but pertinent
addresses were offered by Brothers P. G. d.
Geo. II. Cooper, Supreme Representative N. c.
Martin, Grand Reporter F. F. Bates and W. H.
Barton Of the solicitors office, Treasury De-
partment.
A large delegation Of knights will make a
fraternal visit tonight to Bayard Lodge, Baiti-
more. upon invitation Of the grand dictator of
Maryland, A. I. King, esq, OF Baltimore. They
will leave by the Baltimore and Ohio at $50
o'clock this evening, returning at IL
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SOME TulSes / Ksow.
soME l DON'T KNOW.


tie cIty, Z lGO1
KNOM Anl selling the cheapest Parlor Suits In
The city, S9I 30 u elOO.
ANON / have NObby HAIl-room Suit. wash Stand
with glass, E-ce strong able and Bed, HARD MOOD
klO.
/ KNOW I have Msstinss - low - you can buy
t4enI. yard ny
IKSOw that we make = dollar stretch one hundred
cents. no mstter what you want
KNOW have = Clean Nav STOCK. no old shop-
IkNON you viii have the oest even ~ Won
looking around" and matter what Won x.nt
ter the house, come aid see
DON'T KNOW why the lady who borrowed NV
umbrella does not return u. don't care % much
about TIE umbrella, but lose . customer with IL.
DON'T NOw why people viii Pay more for goods
than our advertised price Six Crystal Tumblers,
he dOa't know why peopls doubt statements
before they try Us. Bed Springs, Sec don't know
any other ~ let yO1 know what have but 10 tell
You CGIe-seat Chairs. 67c Bent wood Vienna ChAirs
Oak and Mahogany, ell 20. don't know any better
way 10 do business than 1HE RIGHT WAY. don't
know any people pleasant 10 wait on than those
rsnt and sell the cheap for cash don't know why
Pespo sil fool themselves and buy on lnstAments,
IaJnx e. to 90 for Wire Bed springs. the same
* 5eT n ~. AID srysTythins In proportion STOP
know you don't catch the biguest nsh in deepest
water DON'T claim To carry the largest stock but
DC cain 2 cut me best prices you can get and save
yOu sOmething all asons aud those vho doubt long
loss much ksmsInbeE the name aud plsos.
0RAsTy. The Puahse.
Furniture China olass. Re. Cheap for Cssh.
A2o-em lSl0-l1 tn O. nv
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

- Coward and upward" is the motto Of
TH. EVENING STAR. Onward in its extending
influence, upward in its circulation and adver-
Using business. The increase 10 q steady,
healthful one
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BAIrrMoRE AND ONO R.uRo.n

Schedule In effect December -. 1859
Leave iLH sation corner OF New 9erssy
For ChieHxP aud Northwest. yestibulsd Limited
fHf SlLSi.n s 81 Louis and lndisnapoliS sxprsn
FOR rlsisburs and Cleveland. vestibuled IAm,ssA
st1efs Ssiy 20 20 a m spa eIpre.s 40 pm
Tor Mi.onestsT aud way stations. 10 80 pun
FOR Bsifimores Week days. 4 ,oO. 100, 6 40 "a
S:3O, ~ 40, d 900. l2:Ou 40 nlIlutesD
s5 80 80 i M. $50 aGS 4e 40. as' 90
1880 and a. 80 ,; M SUNDAYS. 90. -. : 90
50 as @n1issi IS. 70 SIS. 20 10 az
For Way STATIONS Between WASHINGTON and BAIu-
p0rs o IN 49. $50 ri ia 80 - 4 4
20 I \ "a n ,a e'oO AlA' A'-"' e-~.' H''A
Trans leave Baltimore for Washington week day,
1918 am; ls;6e. lg:l9; ;bo; 2;IS :og. "a
10 and II 90 ,, IA Sundays $50. z .45. s:50
s :do ~ W 20 All 5ia i2G So iso S S io iS
snd y 900 pm: s.o,n,s.ao ,o.,o ana as
pm. on Sundays. $50 am. 90 pm. Le.ys an
nHpols 40 AID . 90 ALI, l2:vS aud oiSv pa
Tor stations On ne Metropolitan Branch. te'4A
1880 an, 81 10 pm for principal stati0ns s-As'
Ior Eock yile ana Wsy stations, "a :35 pm
Tor Gaithersbus and lntermediAte poail'-. 'ssooI
For Bo;ds and inisrnediats statiOps t7:oopn-
Church train leaves W.shinstOS on Sunday a. 10
pFF 1sSpR.ns 81 "a s..tIHps S ts
For haeerstown- III 20 Am ana p .sV pm -,
Trains arrive from Chicago daily IL 40 q. and
4 90 D. M from Cincinnati ana st. Louis daily -
a.. aud l. 81 tTom flItsburs ~ auA- oSs
.. u daily.
MN YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIVISION
for New York, Trenton. Newark and Elizabeth ".
J., .4U0. rs :Uo 80 IL OU aul. - 30 q ~ and
.lo:sO pm. Buret parlor cars on al day uuinA
Sleeping on the 10 80 m, open 81 y 10
For PhiladelphiA Newark, Wilmington and Chester,
- 900, 10 :U0. 's:2O. .l2:UV 'x:SU s.@u 7slv
and 10 80 pm
tor interedlste points between Baltimore and Phi1-
Gdelphia IS 90 AND So 80 H. IL 90, IS Bpm.
Trains leave New lork Tor Washington. . 80
III 90 AM '2:ua 'S:2u 800 I'm aud 'lx:lS
night.
Trans leave Philadelphia for Washington s4s<Q
's:l5, III 10 am, II 80, Il ~ 900, 80 p
For Atlantic City - 90 AID ~ w sur
days 4 90 am. and X sOO noon.
fExcept Sunday DAILY iSunday only.
baggage called Tor and checked from hotels and req
idences by Union Transfer orders lett ~ aeksa
Offices, 81 q and 1884 ~. ave. and ~ Depot
u N OpELI. CaAs. U. eCULL.
d3O ten MANAGER pass AIT
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PROPOSALS.

pKoPosALs FOR STATIONERY, NAVY pEPART-
ne Sat @sshnFon' May o. lss0 o. prSpGs.
dorsed proTCsals toi stssi3Rery" VII be received a
III Of 1885, soT
Stationery for the Navy DEPARTMENT and the Bureaus
ton. during the fiscal year ending June 80, 1891
Blank forms Of proposals giving the necessary infor
partment. The Department reserves the e. right to
waive defects and reject any or all bids Contracts
ers IN the articles proposed to be furnished. B. F.
TRACY, Secretary Of the Navy me-iaw.4w
PR DROP, FOR FUELMIREAsSkY DEPART-
inston. DC, May 8, ls;oIsealed groPqsaiSs VIII 6s
SECOND, 1890, to furnish the bureau Of Engraving
and Printing with Coal Wood and Charcoal during the
to REJECT amy al d u
forms, with specifications for proposals and further
furpished application at this office. WILLIAM Nj.
MEREDITH Chief OF Bureau. my6-2aw4w
oT
posals win be received by this department until May
assaI Sssi Beginning July j, 1871 and snsinS june
Of Pspel Ba dl
tionery opened at pm. other bids at II noon, The
and to waive any defect in same BIDS must be made
in duplicate on blanks furnished by the Department
For information and blanks apply to the Discussing
Office. j. NJ. RUSK. Secretary. my6.e,l3,l ,2O& %
MISCELLANEOUS SUPPLIES. POST OFFICE
Sealed % be- r.eeved M
until SATURDAY, the SEVENTEENTH BAY OF
MAY, 1890. at TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON, at which
time and place they will be opened in the presence
bidders their authorized agents attorneys, for
doing the necessary painting III the Department.
winding and keeping the clocks in repair and for fur
nishng such coal wood ice, carpets, chairs cotton
cloth flor map-mountng) SOAP closet paper. matches
busters whisk ana corn brOoms, desk and
baskets and forage may be ordered during the
year beginning July I, 1890. and ending June so,
waste paper from the Post Office Department, Money
Order Building and Marinis Hall and for washing
towels Blanks for proposals, with Specifications Civ
ing detailed statement of the requirements to be
In respect TO each article and also the estimated gu
instructions as to the manner of bidding and condi
lions 10 Dc observed Dy BIDDERS w De furnished on
Clerk, Post Office Department, ashington, D C. The
Postmaster General reserves the right reject any
all bids to waive technical defects aud accept any
part of any bid and reject the other part. JOHN
WANAMAKER, Postmaster General. ap1S-lawiw
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MOTE.

MOTE
Is necessary understand this little insect to be
able to successfully battle Whit
MOTH EGGS
very sma about the size Of pins point and the
moth miller deposits them in dark secluded spots in
wool or silk and they specially apt place them
stances hatch or grow to bes
MOTH WORM
in about three weeks and this the part of its exist
when does the damage. This worm eats as the
silk worm does forming Q cocoon around itself In
about three weeks and out Of this comes the
MOTH MILLER
Then the same thing is repeated and goods neglected
after moths have appeared about them left unpro
tected are sure to be ruined
"DRY.AIR PROCESS"
This apparatus for the destruction Of moths has been
In nearly twenty five years in New York city. We
have testim mails from many WELL known people of
that CITY, The Dry air Process" the only way
OF destroying the
MOTH EGGS,
MOTH WORMS.
MOTH MILLER
Drop us postal TO call and see any goods you may
have to be protected against Moths call Us for
circular, price lists and.particusrs.
APPARATUS"
This Moth Destroyer is harmless to everything ex-
cept and their eggs and destroy
them without the slightest smage to anything they
in. 1t makes difference whether the article
small - hand or as large the largest parlor suite
CARPETS"
We give special attention to taking up, cleaning, de-
stroying moths. packing and storing carpets tor the
summer Also to the same treatment and care of
draperies-
". B. MOSES h sons
Cor. 18th and + sta NV.
FURNITURE,
UPHoLsTERINa.
DECORATING.
And Wall Paper Establishment.
STRAW MATING. STRAW MATING.
STRAW MATING.
We have the largest and finest assortment Of this
Cool Carpetin9 have ever carried and at lower
prices than ever before Prices range from $3.50
per roll of 40 yards up.
BABY CARRIAGES,
vELoCIPEDRs.
TRICYCLEs
An immense assortment from the cheapest made to
he best
REFRIGERAToRs REFRIGERATORS.
REFRIGERATOR.
Over ] so different sizes and four different makes
varying in price from 81 so to $40 Send for csta-
logue if you can't call and examine them.
Adjustable Wire Window Screens from 21c. each up
window Screen Frames aud Door screen Frames to
MT any window or door at lowest price1.
OUR PATENT WIRE WINDOW SCREENS"
are in use in many of the finest residences in this
city; also our Cabinet made Screen Doors.
HAMMoCKs MAMMoCKs
HAMMoCKs.
MOSQUITO cANoPIEs MOSQUITO CANoPIEs.
MOSQUITO CANOPIEs.
CEDAR CHESTS.
OAMPHOR CHESTS. CAMPHOR CHESTS.
CAMPHoR CHESTS.
LOOSE COVERS FOR FURNITURE.
The largest assortment stuffs and the best force
of cutters and makers to be had We cut make and
furnish materials full size Parlor Suites from e16
up and guarantee Q perfect tit
w.B. MOSES L SONS.
my3 Cor and 18th sta NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-09

DO Nor ISvEsr your money elsewhere until
after you have attended the complimentary ex-
cursion TO "Fairlawn" on Saturday afternoon.
Read about IL in B. h Warner h Go, 3 column
announcement in today's SxAA
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New Spn,so GooDs.

Just received beautiful line Of Wash Cheviots An
Plain and Fancy Wool suitinGs, Chaihss, Siik and
zss hSss. pssct 1nos SoSnS ana Nspkins Al
stitched Linen sheets and Pillow Cases. Linen Sheet
tngs and Pillow knspA Al grndss.
HoOR. BRO. b co.
Rh7.2R LAYS st. nW
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Juvenile Temple Elections.

John B. Finch Lodge-F. A. Maultby, CT.
BERTHE Skinner, VT; Josie O'Connors, s.;
Oracle Mehrlins, F.S.; Abbie Hall, T.; Annie
Snow, c.; J. E. Sherwood, NJ; Bessie johnson,
g.; ]. W. Birch, sentinel and @. O. Chamber
lin, PCT.
Star of Hope Independent Lodge-Miss Al
berta Walker, CT. Miss Alice Magee, VT:
Willie Fagen, s.; Charles Fagen, F.S.; Mabel
Stewart, chaplain; Tommy Gibson, NJ; Albert
Long, g.; Charlie Perkins, s.; Annie Long, p.
CT o'
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SPECIAL OFFERINGS.

SPECIAL OFFERINGS
JULIUS LANsBCRGH.
18th AND sTREETa
ofers the following Bargains This Week:
tuIy finish. larse dresser Geveied plate glass; s32
lUO0 Solid oak Chairs, 81.
800 solid oak Rockers. 81
500 solid OAK and cherry Tables. 81. so.
Ia e line OF Antique OAK sideGosfds from els to
gao Oxydzed trimmings beve!ed g!ass SURPRISES
amp thing ever shown III this line
BABY CARRIAGES.
100 diGersp, styles. Reed and rattan bodies. Hand
hae III the city. PROM s4s5 up.
SUMNER CURTAINS AND DRApERIEs
25 PAIR Madras Curtains reduced to q 90 per pal.
go yards Madras Cloth reduced to soe Der ward
450 YARDS SATIN RUSS siI dlsTsnS patterns ss and
eo.Orrs. suitable for either furniture coverings
Furniture IsItstries reduced from so to 75c and
1000 yds Fancy Striped Linen for furniture covers
lew patterns and colorlugs. our own importation
10 per I'D
NO CHARGE FOR ESTIMATES.
MATTINGl MATING!
The mos, extensive aud varied assortment ever
NEW AND FANCY PATTERNs
$50 Roll. Fancy Mating. -. 90 Per roll
80 - .SS
49, seamless 1000"
loo rolls Fancy Linen Warp Mating (somethIns
lev, DOC. Der ID
FANCY DAMAsK MATING RUGS 3x4 IDS "a
Larxe cot Of remnants in Carpets: Moquettes vii.
' att ctlAl
full line Of Eefrigerators, Water Coolers, Feed and
l-S-E Furniture, Window screens, MosQ VI TO Cano-
IIts, Sc
WALL PAPERS.
New and elegant Effects in Wall C0verinsa
IESsSOlng Al4 Painting.
JULIUS LANsBURGH
T3 18th and SITS.
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EDUCATIONAL.

RAPID FREE7HAND ,ORAYoN PORTRAIT
~ Drawing S taught In twelve Lessons e. Lesson by
sons given at pupils residences. No charge for fur
portrait during the Course pleasant accompiisS
ment or profitable occupation cheaply aud quickly
ms ADDRESS '0r an n'sFvis" ARTIST Star ONCE
A THOROUGH BUSINESS CoURsE-BooK-
a keeping. Commercial Arithmetic and Composition;
c1 Or sI sdsTsss o.
WAsHINdToN ,CoNsERvAT9kY OF MUSIC.
Free advantages. q b BILLIARD. director. aim;
AIL L,oa Prs sCRoo Oh oE LANGUAGES NASH
Method pg6lisher Appleton No simped
French Minister of Public Instruction. apl2-1m'
CENSUS AND CIvIL-sEkvICE EXAMINATION.
fp
iute, s.w. cor 9Th and sts.n NV. sp22-3m'
HORTHAN
= Acme Phonoxraphy acquired in 10 easy lessons.
students Sessions day and evening Students helped
& HEAD scaS6E cs aPP6sst I p
F St NV. F. J. MULvEY, Principal. apl5-im'
tTIss SUSAN ANDREWS RICE, VOCAL CUL-
tory li@7 10Th st. NV N'''' A''' Az iai3 IS Am:
COLUMBIA CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, 9l3 PA.
yanced course OF Piano organ, Violin. &C. Err HART.
PRINCIPAL late of New Eng. Conservatory. Boston.
MISS BALCH's CIVIL SERVICE INSTITUTE
o lO Special for all
highest references. APPS
W0oD's COMMERCIAL SCHOOL 4O7 F. CAP ST.
w. Census and de- Civil Service Examinations
New methods easy terms rapid progress.
Send for circular or call bet 8 and PIN. m19-tr
COLUMBIA COLLEGE OF COMMERCE.
Six thorough Courses Business R TSssS Account,
sncy; IeiesTsphy, Shorthand and Typewriting. New
Third year Business Educator in this city FIJI
teen years member Of the faculty of Eastman College
Which received the only Gold Medal sWaraed for Bns
ness Education at the Worlds Fair held Paris $50
I|kIENDs' SELECT sCHooL-AN ELEMENTARY
and High school for Both Sexes. ISL st. Pupils
RS THos W. sIDwELL. Principal
Tl,HE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
$40 TERM
TRIAL LESSONS FREE.
Send tor circulars.
branches in New York. Boston, Brooklyn, Chicago
Philadelphia, Louisville. Paris France), Berlin and
Dresden, GERMANY; MOSCOW, Russia, and LONDON,
England. sel0
NoHw9}99697 I Ms.s ays (hish.na Terrace.
l4th Street Circle
d2l-6m. Mr. and Mrs WM D. CABELI. Principals
SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE,
> corner 9TH aud D SITS. n
School OF Business and Counting House Training
School OF Practical English.
School OF Shorthand and Iypewriting.
School of Telegraphy and Electrical Scienca
School of Spencerian Penmanship.
School Of mechanical and Architectural Drawing
Day and night sessions
o. ME MY c SPENCER, LIB. Principal; SARA A.
SPENCER, Vice Principal se23
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-09

Baltimore got even with Wilmingtons yester-
day for the surprise party they received at the
hands of tie Delaware boys on the day before.
Score esterday-Batimore, 16; Wilmington, 5.
Baker and Townsend and J. Golligan, Pyle and
Black were the batteries.
National League.--At Philadelphia-Phila-
delphis, 5; Boston, T. At Cleveland Cleve-
land, 9; Pittsburg, g. At Chicago--Ch Chicago, Is;
Cincinnati. g.
Players League.-At Chicago-Chicago, 20;
Pittsburg, 5. At Brooklyn-Bos ton, IL; Brook
Ign, 10. At phia-Philadelph Il;
New York, 5.
American Association.--At Syracuse-Syra-
cuse, IL; Rochester, 5. At Toledo-Toledo. 7;
Louisville, /. At Observation-Disclosures, Il st.
Louis, 3.
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Base Ball Yesterday.

The grounds in Jersey were wet yesterday
and in Newark the game that was TO have been
won by the Senators, perhaps, was not played
Both teams have returned to this city and play
here today. The game should be good one,
for Newark has been putting up very good
quality Of base bali and will work hard for
record in this city.
The Columbia athletes were altogether too
much for the Georgetown College BOYS yester-
day and did them neatly to the tune of I6 to 10.
The game was full of clever plays and it was
close and exciting up to the very last. This
victory gives the Columbia Athletic Club the
championship OF the amateur teams Of the
District
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p. 0ROGAN
7So and TAI 7th st nv

AND BRIDGE WORKS.
EDWARD L. DENT. NJ. l.. Proprietor.
The bert facilities In the city for all kinds Of Iron
work. steel Beams, Angles, &C., always IN stock.
Fine Ornamental Cast and Wrought Iron Work \
:yecislty Repairs and general naehins work donsin
the best manner and 81 short notice.
sole licensees in the District Of Columbia for the
s0oetx. hitchell" systsm Of Beam Anchors and Pro-
tsctoEA Norks, Cor $50 and Water sta Tel. Asa
~, Cay Ofacs lAl3 . q. nv; Tel asa
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BICYCLES.
SUNDRIEs FOR cyclists.

CUNDRIEs FOR 'CYCIIsTs.
addition TO the largest and most complete line of
AMERICAN CYCLES yet shown here and the only
struction carry new and clean stoci Of BILLS,
CHAINS, GRAPHITE kNAMEL LAMPa LUG,
SSILSANs, PANTS Eh6If me, sfoKE dSifs.
Ash for copyof "Hints 20 Lady '6yclsts" only lOc
Satellites at all prices from zoe 70 SiSQ
ap1l-3m 1925 18th st NV.
S1s1 9TH A. s,HvHr5sry,s. .. ~.
D1kTs. fsYSHQs. Damon pEE tSxaUk.s.
S SAk pH4 p RASPfs y 'uSos AND
rs Compete Rid,nf SI& tsSs: Or Cent? Pussha.sn
ap96tojy4
RICycLE ExCHANoE. COR NA9A Avn AID
u 9Th st nv, PALNKk BoN VII buy, ed o.
ing and repsxang Give u TRIAL Renting. mil SIM
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Ous CREp1r PLAN.
FURNITURE. CARPETS. MATTINds, OIL
CLOTHS, RUGS BABY CARRIAGES. REFRIo-
ERAToRs STOVES and HOUSE FURNISHING
GOODS IN GENERAL. Low FOR CASH Or ON
EASY WEEKLY Or MONTHLY PAYMENTa
Poplar Bed Room Suites from s15ur
Oak Bed Room Suites from $50 up
Walnut Bed Room Suites from $40 up
Farlor Suites in Hair Cloth or Plush S35 mp
ingram Carpet from 25c per yard up
brussels Carpet from 7sc. Per yard up.
Cn Cloths from .5c. per yard W.
GPER CENT DISCOUNT FOR CASH
An Carpets sewed and Laid Free OF Charge. We
guarantee the against any loss in matching
% charge only for the number Of yards
ssry to cover the door.
Hwin pay you to call Us before purchasing else
where. a. you will ind our Prices Lower and Terms
tssier than any other house in the city.
CASH DISCOUNT ALLOWED ON ALL BILLS
skTrLED IN THIRTY DAYk
r. aRoGAN
7seand TAI 7th stnv
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SUMNER RESORTS.

V,HE VICTORIA. ATLANTIC CITY. J., SOUTH
Il Carolina ave-. near the beach open all the year
ENLARGED, remodeled, thoroughly renovated
mS-3m NJ wlLLIAMs
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THINK Of lots selling for only s20O:and s25O
the capital Of the nation on terms of $40 cash
and Sl0 per month without interest. Attend
the complimentary excursion to 'Fairlawn, -
announced elsewhere by b. H. Warner Co.,
and discover the best opportunity yet offered
for investment.--Adut.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY

UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE..
sio' H.~sSor5.s worss clotS. vols. &c re-
ducsA 80 o. SO Memoirs Of Count Grammont o.:
reduced q e375. Lady With the caneiss Dumsz
1913. reduced 60 81 So Abpsys and Churches %
dan, Illustrated Ella. So reduced % sa 80 PARIS
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