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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-27
OUR POOR CONTINENT.
How to Save It.

To the Editor of The Evening Star:
How can you make US 30 wretched in these
holiday times by printing such dreadful things
about our poor inferior continent Only a
short time ago you drove us nearly wild by
stating on high naval authority that our loving
English cousins across the water had only TO
skip over and blow us into smithereens cooked
Lats or whatever represents badly damaged
articles. and now Mr.. o. Mason ooh! oh |! Mr..
Mason, how could your shows that they need
not waste their powder, for we are melting
away Like Sennacherib's host, this vegetarian,
good-for-nothing continent Of ours not being
able to support US.
Then We have no elephants but imported
ones, not decent but little
beast, mostly tail, poor Indian dog. and an
nntamable buffalo, as lazy as an Indian. Oh,
dear! oh, dear how dreadful! All our menag-
cries must be imported! We have not much to
1--we ON but vegetables, and they will soon be
gone, d0r tine gaano is giving out and then to
few big rivers only to help on our defective
trafiic-(dont print that tariff if it does look
IKE IT., We are using up all our coal, the mines,
too. are giving out. There is little in
VIII be no silver left probably by the time the
debate Is ended And the states, think of their
tate and weep, my countrymen. Nevada MORT
bund. No go already, and the rest of her I'M
happy sisters soon to follow her ignoninous
example. The stars in our glorions flag falling
ihe unsnbstantial meteors from the heavenly
blue. Oh, dear! OH dear! is there
nothing to DO done to save us
from our dreadful doom? The first thought is
to try economy. Succi has shown us that we
can go forty-tive days between dinners and
observation-disclosures sustained himself seven years
on grass. common grass, We may suppose; think
how long We might chew on that Brazilian grass
thirty feet high. But after all We are not rum-
mating animals and this would not do. On re-
fection have hit upon better plan. Let's
migrate to Africa. There is grand continent
made for animals. We could ride on elephants
and camels with an escort of lions and tigers
could have lovely gorillas to club burglars,
chinpanzees 20 wait on the table and perform
other domestic duties, assisted by festive
ourangs. and. better than all else, we should
there lind our near relations, those highly de-
yeloped monkeys that make the Dark Continent
:hcir home.
Hooray for Africa! What circus well have
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-27
The Man I.onged for Never Came.

The streets surrounding the Center Market
were closely watched last week for q country
man from Prince Georges county, whose name
to the watchers was unknown. The country
mans identity was what was wanted as there
were several persons who had an idea that they
could become wealthy thereby. One man was
watching for the countryman and he in turn
was being watched by another person. The
cause for all this watchfulness was that it was
suspected that there was Il gold mine on his
farm. year ago Christmas tree was pur-
chased from the Prince Georgian and on its
trunk was clump OF dirt. In the dirt was
what looked TO the purchaser like gold. and
when he had II examined by jeweler the latter
said that there was nearly y dollars worth of
gold In the dirt. The cOuntryman, though
anxiously looked for, could not be found
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PASSENGER.
Two Accidents.

About O'Clock yesterday afternoon Special
Officer ID. F. Higgins met with painful acct
dent in front Of the Fourth Presbyterian
Church, 9th street between G street and Grant
place. The pavement being very slippery he
walked close to the iron fence to catch should
ht fall. and notwithstanding his precaation he
did clip and hiS throat struck one of the
piekets cutting into mis- tonsil. He was taken
to the Emergency Hospital He lives at 22i II
street northwest.
About 7.i5 o'clock last night the sleighing
teams OF Messrs- A. II. Gawler Of 1905 Ma.ssa-
cfusetts avenue and Andrew Hepburn of ZOOS
South Carolina avenue colided on the avenue
NEAR 10th street. They were driving in oppo-
site directions and Mr.. Hepburn turned out.
but before he could check his speed ran into
tie other team and one Of the shafts pierced
TIE shoulder VI Mr.. Hepburn's horse, passing
ont the back and ii il thought fatally injuring
him. Fortunately the occupants escaped in
jury.
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CIRCUIT CoUn7

CIRCUIT CoUnr--J,sdge Montgomery.
Yesterday-Morrison agt. Williams; motion
for new trial submitted. Singleton agt. Frank;
motion to strike out plea, &C., overuled. Raub
d Co. agt. Baldwin; exceptions to answer of
garnishee sustained and garnishce ordered to
answer more fully.
EQUITY CoURT-Judge Brddley
Yesterday-In re George Roebuck, alleged
Innate; writ de lunatico inquirendo ordered to
issue. Betsy Robinson; same. William p.
Wright; same. William G. Rose; same
PRoBArr Coukr-J,sdge Bradley.
Yesterday--Estate Of Lena Herfuth; first and
final account passed. Estate of Julia r. Man
sin; first account Of administrator O. t. q. passed:
Margaret NJ. Whitwell, guardian, third account
passed. Estate OF Adeiia I. Bayne; first and
Washington Mclean; viii returned with COM
mission executed. Estate Of Paul Boil; win
fully proven. Estate of James W. joyce; peti-
ton Of widow for probate Of win fled. Estate
Of samuel =. Miller; order allowing books sold
at private nle.
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SAVE TIE BOYS

And save the grsfrom their intense suferings from
srofula and other foul humors in the blood By giving
them Hoods Sarsaparilla Thousands of parents are
unspeaksbiy happy and Thousands of children enjoy
good health because Of what this great blood purifier
has done for them. 1t thoroughly Graduates all traces
OF scrofula salt rheum. &C.. and vitsizes and en-
riches the blood.
Our daughter for three years suffered from scrof-
MA. which went to her eyes. After spending quite
sum Of money with no benefit to her. We tried Hoods
ssrsaparila. Two bottles greatly relieved and ave
permanently cured her." G. +. Ealler. Newton. III.
HOODS sARsAPARILLA
Sold By al drusssts. u; liz for Is Preparsd only
oyc. HOOD CO.. Apothscsztss. Lowell. Ma
. 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR
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Mr.. Croffut on the Labor Problem.

The Y. VI. C. A. Hall well filed last even
ing to hear Mr.. W. A Croffut's lecture on the
subject. ''Iabor's Riddle Guessed At" Mr..
Croffut would have none Of the proposed RENE
dies for the labor difficulties. socialism, arbi-
tration and the like, but took the ground that
the present system perfected and rendered
more effective was the only panacea- He said
that the price of labor has been increasing
steadily while the cost Of the things to be pur-
chased has fallen IN the same proportion The
condition Of the hboring classes he said had
the increased production il would continue "a
improve. Increased production he said we
must have. however. and with that all would
turn out all right
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Not Merry Christmas for the Horses.

To the Editor of The Evening Star:
On Christmas day, which is the festival Of
mercy and good will, the pleasure Of many per-
sorss was marred by the torture of the unfortu-
nate horses dragging tine heavy herdic buses
over the slippery asphalt streets. made icy by
the moist snow freezing upon them. One Of
the horses of herdic No. 81, of the yellow line.
fell at 18th and + streets and again ut 18th and
q streets shortly after o'clock, and ut the lat
ter point the horses of No. "a were stalled and
wisely refused to attempt to pull with abso-
lutely no foothold. II the herdic company
will not or cannot have their horses sharp shod
on such days as Christmas day turned out to be
they should be compelled to stop running their
buses at such times There is no accommoda-
ton to the public in such service as can be
rendered under circumstances like those of
Christmas day, but this is a trifiing considera-
ton compared to the sufferings of the horses,
urged by the drivers LASH while struggling in
terror to keep their feet under them.
PASSENGER.
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Why He Got No Turkeys.

speaking Of Oklahoma" remarked Police
man settright W a STAR reporter, that's a
great country for wild turkeys. When was
out there l went out for turkeys one dark
night That is the best time to get them.
waited fifty rounds Of ammunition and did not
get turKy- The next morning when went
out i discovered that l had shot into large
punches of mistletoe in the oak trees"
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CITY ITEMS.

Those Who Seek Genuine Comfort
Jackets: 500 more received today, all colors. at
the small cost Of S1.49: real value. "a. So Also
Saxony Wool Leggins for Men. Gloves. Hosiery,
Underwear. Extra sleeves for jackets. c.
AUEaBAcH, It'll and H Sta, Domestic Sewing
Machine Agency II
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Alfred Speer, president of the Speer n J.
Wine Company Of Passaic. n j., the oldest
wine grower in this country. and who shipped
wines to San Francisco and Sacramento thirty
four years ago, before California wines were
known, offers an assorted case Of choice old
wines worth Sll 70 for S5. or larger case con-
tanning thirty bottles, assorted of twelve varie-
ties OF wine worth $3.50 for 40. This offer is
only made during the holidays and only one
case to family. The sacrifice Of these goods
so far below cost is made to introduce to appre-
clatlve parties the fine character of his wines.
Goods will be shipped from the store, % Col
lege place, New York city, upon receipt of price.
Circulars giving descriptive lis. of wines with
prices will be mailed on request by postal card.
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High school Glass OF 80.

The class of 80, Washington High School held
its first annual reunion last night at the Ma
tional Rifles Armory. After an address from
the president. Mr.. Hazelton, and the reading
OF the class history and poem the following
officers were elected: President. Mr. J. NJ
Chamte-lin: vice presidents. Miss Shipman
and Miss Young: secretaries. Mis- Madeira and
Hiss Williams; treasurer. Mr.. Duvall; orator
Mr.. Aberti poet, Mr.. Grafton; historian, Miss
Barnett
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Pure Old Rye Whisky, 75c. qt. MErzGER's, z,

DIR. C. w. Benson, the well-known Balti-
more Specialist in Skin Diseases and Diseases
OF the Nervous System, has opened an office in
Washington, DC, for the treatment of all Skin
and Nervous Diseases and removing SUPER
fuous hairs, warts, moles, marks, tumors and
all blemishes. DIR. Benson or his partner. Dr.
L. .. Mannakee, can be found every Wednes-
day from $50 am. to $50 pm. AZ their Office,
liz u st. NV. MIS- MT tr
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For tn. Associated Charities.

The Associated Charities Of the District will
receive benefit On rhe evening Of January 8,
at which time Morton pretty comedy drama,
Speed the fiow," will be presented at Lincoln
Music Hall. The board Of relief find them
selves In need of every dollar which can be
raised FOR distribution among the deserving
poor Some of the very best amateur talent
which the city affords have offered their serv-
Ices the presentation II this charming play
and pleasant evening is anticipated 1ickets
can d procured at Metzerotts.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT

ALBAuaH's.-Casino Opera Company in "Poor
Jonathan"
NATIOSn--.A Parior Match
HARRIs' After Dark"
kEKSAS's--Sensational Boom Company in
The Clemenceau Case"
yCslc HALL--Cleveland's Magnificent Min
s.rels
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DoN'r BELIEVE EVERY LABEL.--Labels, like
some people. promise more than they can per-
iOIm: some again are reasonable. We. have
read the label of Dr. !lenley's Celery. Beef and
Iron. ami know MANY instances wherein it has
proved to be just what it claims by doing just
what 1t promises. One dollar bottle, and it
cures nervousness, dyspepsia, kidney and liver
troubles. sle-plessaess. melancholy, de-, &c.
lou can believe it, label always.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

FORECAST TILL EIGHT A. NJ SUNDAY.
For the District of Columbia. MARYLAND
and Virginia. fair; southwesterly winds; slight
changes in temperature; colder, fair Sunday.
CONDITION OF TIE WATER
Temperature and condition of water at 7
am.-Great Falls. temperature. "a; condition,
g. Receiving reservoir, temperature. 81. Con-
olitiOn at north connection. IS: condition at
south connection, 36: distributing reservoir,
temperature. 30: condition at infuent gate
bOuse. IS; condition at CGiuent gate louse. 80.
High tide in tbs river, $50 pm; low ride in the
river, 2:49 p m.
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Death of Mr.. George b. Guinnip.

Mr.. George B. Guinnip, youngest son of Mr.
r. II. Guinnip, and who was for many years
associated with his father in the dry goods
busine in this city, died yesterday at Eimira,
n. II. He had many friends here, who will de-
plore his death.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-27


Our line OF umbrellas in silk and gloria il
now complete. Natural wood and silver
trimmed handles in great variety.
FRANC d Son, one price, cor. It'll and d.
"No damaged goods
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WEAK. PAINFUL BACKS, Kidney and Uterine
Pains and Weaknesses relieved in minute by the
CUTICURA AhrI-PAIN fLASTER. the first an
only pa1n-kllllAY plaster. dy4-wGs
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Sold everywhere. Price, CUTICURA. Soc SOAP,
2Ic EESOLVENT, IL. Prepares by the POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION. Boston.
Send for How to Cure Skin Diseases, u pages,
80 illustrations and 100 testimonials
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-27

'BrOwn's Bronchial rrOches' for the
relief of hOarseness or sore throat are exceed
ingly effective."-Christian World, London
\
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PiMPLES. Black Heads, Red. Rough, Chapped and
Oily Skin cured by CUTICURA SOAP.
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Hotel ,Johuson Gaia

c. +. Biundon, 174O Pa. Ave-,
Sole agent for r. p. Garsed's Pnuematic Bells
and Annunciators Its
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MASITOU GINGER CHAMPAGNE for Christmas
and New Year should be in every household.
None alcoholic.
CHARLES KRATNER. 737 9TH st. NV.
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for the holidays An immense stock of care
fally selected patterns and styles. and the bes,
value ever shown at the prices-from 25c. up.
NO damaged goods" fRASC Il SoS, one price,
cor. 18th and ID.
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For New Year calling at reduced prices
TOPHAMs
1871 Pa ave NV
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presentation l-,nbr

Dog Collars Engraved. Razors Sharpened
free. Guns for sale or hire. AZ Pa. av It,
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Foa TIE HOLIDAYS buy your wires and G9uOrJ
at NASLEsS. Only pure goods sold. The
most complete stock in ;he city ut popular
price. Iige Old mellow whiskics the best to !,
had medical purposes . speciality anu Away J
q .land.
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FoR FINE PRINTING at fair prices go to
NCGILL 4 VILLAGES. 1107 i ST. NV.
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:. III. FLANAGAN. Do You know him and his
terms: Il not ask Your friends about him.
Diamonds. watches and jewelry. With w. 8.
TAPPAS, Goa 18th street.
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FINANCIAL.

GroRcrA-ALAp.xA
INVESTMENT AND DEVELOPMENT CO.
GEN. BEN. f. BUTLER. President.
HON. JAS. w. HYATT. Treasures.
ALTHOUGH THIS COMPANY HAS AID
vANCED THE PRICE OF ITS SHARES TO
1888 CPAR VALUE slo,. INVESTORS WILL
STILL FIND THIS THE BEST THING TIE
MARKET HAS TO OFFER INVESTIGATE
THIS. FULL PARTICULARS FURNISHED
By THE CoMPANY's AGENT.
W. X. PEABODY.
dIs-lm sle ST NV.
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Why do you suffer with ingrowing nails?
EAZ Is guaranteed to cure. CHAs. s. REEFS Phil
adelphia. Price 25c. Drug, shoe stores or
mail n26-w6s26t
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BARGAINS in merino, natural wool and red
flannel underwear, blankets, comforts, &C., at
BRoDERAD's.
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Lynn Haven Bay, Norfolk and Shrewsbury
Oysters just arrived; also elegant Saddle Rock
for single fried. broiled on toast and roast in
shell. Remember, high grade only. Lifetime
experience. Fine trade solicited 1t
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CUTICURA REMEDIES

Effect daily great cures OF humors and diseases
OF the skin. scalp and blood than all other remedies
combined. CCTICURA, the great Skin Cure. and
CCIlCuRA SOAP. exquisite Skin purifier
and beautifer. externally. and CUTICURA RE
SOLVENT, the new Blood Purifier and greatest
Of Humor Remedies. internally. cure every
species OF itching, burning. scaly. pimply
and hlotchy diseases Of the skin. scalp md
bood from infancy to from pimrles scrofula
when the best physicians and I'll other remedies fail.
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Pure Old Rye Whisky. 75c. at. MErzGERs. It'll

Smokers should Iotice the advertisement
IN our today's issue of the Tiger Guiana
Cigar. s27. dec27. mha7. ieZ7-4t
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ECZEMA OK A Boy.
sUFFERINas INTENSE HEAD NEARLY RAW.
BODY COVERED WITH SORES. CURED BY
CUTICURA REMEDIES

Messrs. Stevens Bruner. Monroe NO:
Dear Sirs: About two months ago, on your recon-
mendation / bought q bottle of CUTICURA RE
SOLVENT. onebo CUTICURA SALvE and one cake
ofCUTICURA SOAP for my son. aged thirteen years.
who has been afflicted with for long time and
ain pleased to say that believe the remedies have
cured him. His sufferincs intense, his head he
ing nearly raw. his ears being except the rise
and his body Vas covered with sores His condition
was frighttu to behold The have now all dis
appeared his skin healthy bright cheerful
disposition and is working every day My neighbors
are wne sses to this remarkable cure and the doubt
ing ones are requested to call write any Of my
neighbors. VIM s. STEPHENSON
Winchester P. o., Union county. NC.
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SLEIGHs AND SLEIGH BELLS. coal vases UNI
brella stands, everything i'm housefurnishing
hre. L.. IL. HoFKINs 933 Z ST. NV
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HI6H-CIAss NscKvpAR

GAS FIXTURES, PLuNBINa. HEATING.
= s. SHEDD Il Bro, 1872 9Th st.
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Carl Petersen,

III Itu 81. NV.
Removal sale.-Will dispose Of entire stock of
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Silver Ware,
Clocks, DC, at discount of 20 per cent. d27-4s
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SJrrs AND OyEECO OATS reducetsto SASS.
EIsENAS Blos.. 18th and E.
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The wcll-knoyD firm Of Johnson Brothers
supply more ian.ilies with fuel than any one
iTn IN the United t1.es.
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WArHEs CLEANED and guaranteed for ore
year 81. L. q. HINEs. 6ls 9Th street NV.
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Nervous Debility, Poor Memory. Diff.
dence, Sexual Weakness, Pimples cured by DR.
Miles Nervine. Samples free at
MERTZ Drug STORE, 1Ol4 st.
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BAEERs' Con Liver Oh AND MALT arrests
cough. increases flesh. saves life. Thousands
endorse il. Sold by druggists.
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LATEST DESIGNS in wall papers and window
shades at JOIN 5. p. GREEN'S 4z3 9th ST.
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UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT Re

UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT Re-
DUCTION.
DECEMBER % FINDS Us PREPARED
TO UNLOAD OUR STOCK OF LACE
CURTAINS.
IN ORDER TO EFFECT QUICK DIS
POSITION WE CUT THE PRICE TO
NEARLY ONE-HALF OF THEIR ORIGI-
NAL VALUES. THEY COMPRISE
NOTTINGHAM.
TAMBOURED LACE.
SWISS MUSLIN,
IRISH POINT.
CASABAN.
BRUSSELS.
BRUSSELS POINT.
SOME FEW PAIRS OF "ODDS"-AT
UNANIMOUSLY LOW PRICES. WE DO
THIS TO CLEAN UP STOCK BEFORE
JANUARY FIRST.
THE FEW REMAINING LADIES'
DESKS AND FANCY CHAIRS-YOU CAN
FIGURE OFF 10 PER CENT AND TAKE
YOUR CHOICE.
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CArAwEA WINE 15c. gallon.
CHARLES KRAMER,
49, 9TH street northwest.
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QUART OF q WEIsKY for Use.
! quart of 81 jamaica rum for 75c.
quart of Catawia DC.
CHAEIEs MANNER 537 7tb At NV
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Stiffness in the limbs can be cared by few
applications of Salvation Oil. Price Csc
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VISIT TIE Ey7IEE tAEPEr CLEANING WORKS
t3I-t-,J Mass. ave. Ii. ". Telephone i25-2.
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RKDUCTIoN SALE of suits and overcoats
EIsEhAS BRos 9Th and E.
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ATTEND the reduction sale OF suits and over
coats at EIsLMAN Eros. 18th and Z.
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Dr. WARsER's and Balls corsets, CSC. BRop-
HEADS
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MARK-DOwS SALE of suits ard overcoats.
EIsEMAS Bros. 18th and E.
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BEsr QULTrY of main springs, guaranteed
If. G.. HINES. eiS 9In street NV
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HoUsE e HEHEMASNs for furniture and car
Iets- Cash o. credit. See ativ't. page 4.
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The CLExEScE1U CASE" at kernans to
night Last chance TO see this sensation--Aduf
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SUITS AND OyERCosTs marked down 20 S1i SIS.
EISEMAN Bios. 9TH and T..
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For The HOLIDAY TRAn.

FoR The HOLIDAY TRApz
We are offering the following Inducements viz:
Canned Tomatoes (Swan Creek brandt. 3 cans pc
e Corn tShIl'er's).
Peas, early sweet (Shrver's) ...... 3 cans SOC
Peas, esriy June - .........:} cans 4Oc
Peas, marroWtat - ........3 cans BE
Peas, French. very fine. 3 cans 5Oc
." Lima Beans, ." =. =: cans 45c
California Peaches g vGrieties). :. pr. can :}Oc
Bartlett Pears. pr. can 3Oc
hprlcots. Pr can DC
Peaches. standard. can pc
California Layer RG!sns, very fine .......pr. h. lSc
Valencia Layer Ras-ns, very large ........pr ID lie
hdislns, medium ...................3 lbs DC
New Curralss. Il It's pc
New Citron VERY chOice). h. pc
oeediess haisins pr. H. lSc
Large lot OF French Prunes all Sizes 12 to l5c
Also Choice Turkeys. Chickens and Fresh Meats
always Oh hand ut lowest market prices.
Very respectfully,
T. II. WALKER l. co.,
d13-2v 946. 94S and $50 La. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-27

SuH-hise OnOp Tea. Best DC. lea.
Java and Mocha Coffee. the finest. 35c. Id.
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