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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-11-21
FARM FOR SALE.

NN Northhrld meadows. Mass Contains ~
' J acres Il acres of good tillage land; - acres
Of timber, mostly pine, valued at $50: the bal
ance In pasture one and onehalf story house;
barn 30X40. other out buildings all in good repair,
Large apple orchard Good running water to
house and barn. Near neighbors and very pleas
ant. Must be sold to close an estate, Inquire of
F. j. BAILEY & co, Real Estate Agents, Brat
tlebOro
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-11-21
MARKET REPORTS.

BOSTON, Nov. 10. No higher prices can be
quoted for butter this week. Buyers stoutly re-
sist any advance during the week and held OF as
much as possible For most of the fine fresh
creamery on the market the past few days It has
been hard TO get over q cents, and good lots in
hard wood packages ruled at 20 cents per pound.
few special brands went up to - cents, but
this was not quotable price. Northern creamery
is quoted at 2Bd p cents. Eggs western, 2jb2s
eastern, 2SGl29 cents per dozen. Potatoes, IOH 80
cents per bushel Apples, 81 5OG $500 per barrel
CHICAGO, Nov. Is. Wheat, No. spring, SgSl
No. ? winter red, $3.50 Corn, No. 5si4. Oats,
No. ., i2aiSls Rye, No ,, dGle Barley, IS.
ST. LOUIS, Nov, Is. Wheat, No. ? red, s9l4@
sg7s Corn, No mixed, 81 Oats, No. ,, iJA
Rye, No. 2, Il
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-11-21
Carpet Department.

shall offer du ing the balance of the season,
my entire stock Of Body Brussels Tapestry Brus-
sells. kiddermnster and Ingram Carpets at last
seasons prices which was the lowest ever quoted
ON this continent; also a full assortment of Mat
ting, Oil lOths. Art Squares, Rugs, Door Mats
and HassOcks at "A material reduction from for
mer prices, and il is doubtful ii you see as low
prices again in many years
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-11-21
FOR SALE.
Argal Notices.
TATE OFVERMONT, w,-tmtnst,

S,TATE FNERMONT, Westminster. -
y The Probate Court for said District
To all persons interested m the state of ri =
SELL UNDERWOOD late uf Jamaica. in said.
district, dee ased. Grrtting
Whereas oscar X Garfield Administrations
the estate of Russell Jud.rW God late of Jamaica.
in said district deceased has filed hIs petition IN
this court setting forth that the sale of the whole uf
the real estate Of sad deceased will r beneficial
10 the heirs and all ~. rSons Interested therein and
same time filed IN this court what Uurports Ia he
the consent in writing Of all the heirs residing in
this state 20 such sale Wherrupou il is ordered
that the same h.. heard ut the session Of said court
ON the 9Th day Of December, A. D. lSll when and
where you may be- heard IN the premises. # YOU
see cause a. CHAS EDDY, Register
~OMMISNIONERS NOTICE,
~ ESTATE OF EZEKIEL b. CAMPBELL
The undrIsl med having been appointed by the
Honorable Pr lhatr Court for the District of Mari
| boro cOmmss toner's to receive examine and ad-
| the estate of Ezekiel Campbell lateot Rratt ho.
ru in said district, deceased aud all claims eNhih
| tied IN offset thereto, hereby give notice that
we will meet for the purpose aforesaid al the office
| ls0. and the - day of May, iS'l next, from
. O'Clock until O'Clock q. NJ, each
| OF said days, and that six months from the 9Th
day of November, lSln is the time limited hy
| claims to us for examination and allowance
1890
TJB ,s GEyEPWoRTH' Commissioners.
| NNTANTED AT ONCE, twenty-five girls
| w to run steam power Sewing machines ON
| Apply to THE SHIRLEY MFG CO., Shirley,
! Mass
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-11-21
0. J. PRATT
NO.
GRANITE BLOCK.
THE LARGEST
Retail Dry Goods
Carpet House
In the State, occupying
THREE ENTIRE FLOORS,
25 BY IS FEET.
Every nook and corner is now lit
orally filled with the choicest
goods of their respective kinds
to be found in the American
markets and no advance of
prices on account of the new
tariff law. In fact | have never
had SO many extraordinary bar
gains to offer the public, as at
the present time as, the follow
ing list of quotations will indi-
cate.
Dress GOOdSDepartment

Inn Dionoo very tine Henrietta cloths S.rges
Iuu ] IGGGo and India TWills at IS GEMS
actually worth from 81. cents to 81 10 y, e. yard
TX pinnnc plain. Fancy Striped, and PaId
IL lGUGo all Wool Dress Goods at so
cents, real value from - to a. cents
| 1ooo Of ~ Pieces very fine ~ inch all Wool
! UuOG Iricut. in all the new shades and mix
lures, AT the unparalleled low price of so
cents, never before sold under - cents
lb Dionoo 3i-inch all Wool Tricut and Elan
~ IGGGo nels at FL cents, worth 81 cents.
Intermediate grades Of Foreign and Domestic
DrgsS floods equally cheap Case Scilian cloths
al "a cents per yard, worth 10 cents
noco best Indigo Prints for q cents per yard
] JuoG worth cents. Two Cases best stand
ara fHhts at cents, usual price cents
4 naon 3ninch fine Cashmere Fuulards at :
UuoG cents regular price l2l6 cents Fine
Display DARK 'inshams from cents to I2 -
cents.
c Dioooe white checked Cambrics and nan
U I6G6S socks for aprons at only y cents,
worth l2le cent, Also
Z Dioooo Bordered White Muslin for aprons
l6G6S very desirable al 20 and - cents
per yard
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-11-21
BRATTLEBORO, VT.
FOR SALE.
A Small Stock OF Groceries and Fixtures

Located in a smart village, on line Of railroad.
Good cash trade. Low rent, and an extra good
chance for the right man Must be sold. 500
cash Will buy it, +. j. BAILEY a CO., Real Is
tate Agents Brattlehnrn.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-11-21
Linen Department.

In tins line of goods there is more advance in
prices than In any other goods In stock, but my
whole stock was bought before the advance and
the saving is yours.
4 Dionoo heavy Cream Damask at 80 cents
y TIGGGo worth dsls cents.
2 Dionoc fine bleached double Damask at sd
j I6UGS cents, worth 81. Other goods cor.
respondngly cheap.
6n pinnoc all pure Linen Crash at cents
IL Dinoon all pure Linen Crash at ~ IL
10 TI6G6S cents, worth Is cents.
900 DOZEN TOWELS in all grades at old
Ouu prices, from 10 To so cents. Good time
10 lay in these goods They will be higher later
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-11-21
Hosiery and Underwear

The stock in this Department is so large. and
varied that | shall attempt to quote but few
prices which Will be guide To the whole stock
J. as of Misses fine Black Ribbed wool Hos, at
ID cents, worth 3,ia cents
1 nnoo Of Ladies' heavy Black Mrrino Hose at
] OuOG ID cents, regular price b cents finer
grades up TO - cents equally cheap
Case Ladies' Under Vests and Drawers at 3j
cents. actually worth Is cents Case Do superb
quality at 30 cents. worth IS cents.
1 naoo Ladies finest All Wool Scarlet Vests
! OuoG and Pants at - Cannot be duplicated
for less than SltS Also all grades In natural
Wool and Canels Hair Goods at popular prices
% Dozen Misses and Children's Flannels at a re-
duction OF fully 10 per cent from former prices.
1 n1no of Mems Camrls Hair Shirts and Draw
] UuSG er, al 80 cents, cannot be- duplicated
for - cents, and biggest Bargain Of all in tins line
is one single case OF
1T UUEGIl ''amrl> Hair Shirts and Drawers
al 81, worth just 81 ~. Most Of the above lots
were bought al the close of last season. at fear
ful loss 10 the manufacturers, and what was their
loss is your gain.
Now in Kid and Fabric Gloves will only say
that the stock aud variety is the largest that
have ever shown aud prices arr right.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-11-21
HAWZEY

Offers I casc-I973 yards
Cotton rep Sicilians in new de-
signs brought out this season
and heretofore sold at 10 cents
a yard for 6 IA cents a yard.
There is AZ different patterns
and colorings in the lot.
". /. HAWLEY.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-11-21

E. CROSBY & co.
WILL MAKE
SPECIAL SALE
FOR BALANCE or THIS MoNTHo or
SACKED WINTER WHEAT
Mixed Feed.
1t takes cash to buy it, but prizes are low. Also
cif"r a car Of
Fancy Chicken
Feed Wheat.
MEAL, OATS,
ALL GRADES OF SALT,
ON PROCESS OIL MEAL.
NEW COTTONSEED MEAL.
The Cottonsecd Meal to arrive December first.
E. CROSBY & co.
From whence cOmeth this good cheer
and the appetising yiands so temptingly
spread before me. From
CLISBEE & CO.,
Ana more complete stock ut Thanksgiving deli.
cacies can not be- found go whrr- You Nill
Solids aud Sweets,
Necessities and LuxurieS,
Table Sauces and ReliSheS,
And an manner of delicious drcacir- for dainty
diners
q FFEB.
The peerless SEAL BRAND and OLD
GuNERNMENT JAVA.
TEAS ..
The delicious the fragrant GEMS aud
BUFFALO CIlOP fORMOSA
Look our stock over please and draw
your conclusions from what you see.
Very truly yours,
II, C, CLISBEE & co.
Dealer, 100 West India and Domestic Goods
.CityStGam Laundry
FIAT STREET, BRATTEEBORO.
Good Work, Quick Work,
Prices Low.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-11-21
DR.. WOODBURYS ANTIOOTE
CARROTS.

II EEP your horses and colts in good trim by
IN feeding carrots. You can get them Of J. \.
MILLER East Dummerston.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-11-21
(OMMIsaIONERs, NOTICE,

T ] b CUDWORTH, ,,,,,,,,..-i..,,..,.
& A. SrARKEN, O''''''''''''''''S'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-12

AT l2x CENTS-A better assortment Of Gingnsms
than shown any previous time this season. All the
shades in plain colors checks stripes and side
bands.
AT 25 CENTs-Genuine Scotch Ginghsms and
guaranteed Csc. quality; small and large checks,
small and large plads stripes in choice color combna-
tons, sdebands, some of the latter being Accent
styles In plain Chanbray show delicate shades Of
Old Rose. Resada Green, Gobeln Golden Brown. Pink.
London Bed. Marine Blue. Sky Blue. also Black and
Cream.
AT 10 CENTs-The prettiest Challies thalf wooD of
the season. Colored and Cream grounds with very
large figures also lovely styles in Persian effects and
novelty in imitation of Striped Bourette Cloths.
See the new PIC. Outing Cloths.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-12

What is healthful and what harmful to the
human constitution is a matter over which the
doctors differ widely. The new theory is
JrOached that perfumes prevent pulmonary
affections and it is based on the alleged fact
hat in French town where perfumery is dis
titled phthisis is almost unknown. Upon this
theory flowers left in a living or sleeping room
are beneficial, unless the very excess Of odor
becomes oppressive
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-12
WH.r Tur Qr1n Mixes Say

They 1.-THE Guild nuuesJ say that II is an open secret
that BRoDHEAD CO.. MASONIC TEMPLE no,
only keep the BEST and MOST BEAUTIFUL prss.
Goods, but sell them cheaper than any other house:
also that their Monarch shirt at &c, Dr. Warmers
Jrsct S5e and LOnsda5e Oxsaric At sslc are evil
dsnces that their Op prizes not confined TO Dress
Goods only; also thst their sstines Chal-
lies and Outing Tlannels lovely for anything
and that Brodhesds Kid Gloves the most elesant
s1a perfect nttias they ever An mlQ-4t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-12

SMOKE Fy1Lwr1eHE CloAns,
THE BEsT 5-cENT GEAR IS The SohiD.
Albsr. f, AeEer dras us ID st cor Pa ave.
Bu Es., dr E9I,r I2, tPs = 30, s0. Gnw
J. {. brown drugs cor 7th st and RI ave.
byng Phsraty' cor o "a ave- ami M "a st. s ave-
W Burdstts eif t,n >, Ian and p sits. NV.
I. B. CarJenter. cisars. 22l2 14th st. NV.
v. p cole. fhy.on Bcds S7 tn ana + .ss' NV
=. Condor, ei<ars. 1905 a. st.
Dosyns { Kimpton, drugs. 20l Pa ave- Sc
pT He.s;, e 11s. cor or; "a awe awe
Henry .m. G h5ss S 81 sl ID P ave- ave-
Il. C. yesterday. drugs coz v. J. ave and @ ct
Mrs Esb 9srges. cigars. &c 2O32 brlshtwood ave.
Hal H.Tns :slS siT-F 1000 s6 4 aqS So. Sc
Istsr Hahn, cigars 400 GIN st. NV.
j. L Senhlns' !. > capitol clEar stand.
Kus1..e SG s;E a .,r 5h cor ,G,b E,t.w
d. 3 Ksane. grocer, 80 st near Pa. ava
W D, Lynhaui. drugs. y 8 AZ 4 sw.
August Lone. ;alOo9: cor, 1T y s9d Pa ave.
judson Io0r ORE eissfs 6 tsh Ia ana ave- is
M HGss sl.f sio res 1s9 o34 rms
n J. Mills, CHARS, Co s. NV.
M nt N;sii.i st- is a. 7t Ia It ave-
ID. h. Neal. cigars, 1910 1JR ST NV
j. " EsiI cigars eur sSh and On st alG ''s
Ertz Reuter-, saloon, Cor. ~ and Pa ave
Theo. SOhnenan, grocer 80 X St NV
Cigar stand 237 Center market, Is ST NV
1}eO ". scott, a. 81. and IA. ave NV
Dun > Sturgls. grocer. 1881 9TH NV
Geo. D. Steut1, cigars. cor 9Th snd New York ava
IS Shelly son. cigars. 6O2 18Th st n
Henry stoFssck. cigars. 6l9 Pa. ave. Sc
L. N. sullivan. cigars. LIST st. cor II NV
Lee Mockbee, cigars, l4Ol SD st West Washfnc.or
". c. WIli4ns drugs. lst st. cor. II IA " W.
~ Wholesale only by
WALTER C. SCOTT CO
No goods sold 81 retail
We will remove IN q fex DAYS 10 n sth q, m ,~
"a He
Our many bran.IS Of Clzsrs have had an -
popularity and take this 10 thapk our frisnA
In the trade for their liberal patronage and we hope
merit their future 2VOrs. We viii continue 70 sell
the trade only.
myl2-6t - WALTER @ SCOTT co.
National BOOK BINDERY. Gal Ioui.,.n. 40.
~ OPP City Post once. Century. Harperis and s
Nicholas bound In leather from IS cfs m Num-,
iBs. Ierforating and kulins done az shsrt potiss
my5-1ms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-12
Leading nsrsnspers in localities where lynch.

Leading newspapers in localities where lynch
ings occur do well when they denounce them.
It is only by creating a correct public senti-
ment that lavlessness can be subdued. The
Charleston Nslns and Courier says of the recent
assassination by mob at Lexington that it was
absolutely without excuse or justification. that
1t cannot be defended upon any ground of ne
cessity or expediency or right. But this
is not the only bad feature OF the &C.
:urrence. The coroners jury rendered
verdict that Leaphart came to his death by
gunshot wounds inflicted by unknown parties, )"
when persons who had been present at the
lynching were fully identified by the sheriff
and witnesses. The Nelcs and Courier justly
exclsims: surely there was never so shameful
a travesty upon justice, so outrageous de-
fance Of the duty which good citizens owe to
the state"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-12

In Kansas and parts of Missouri, Illinois,
Ohio and other states Of that neighborhood
disaster follows fast upon disaster. The bureau
Of storms appears to have laid that region IN
der ban and enthroned the cyclone as perma-
nent sovereign.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-12

With its leader absent in Europe and sick
unto death, with three factions endeavoring 20
keep or get control, with two presidential can
didates trying to manipulate events for their
respective interests, Tammany's present is not
enviable, and its future is far from assuring
The truth Is that the reason for Tammany's
being, long predetermined, is fast ceasing to be
obvious even to the spokesman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-12

The man who said that George Francis Train,
who started around the world not long ago,
would fall off on the other side should join the
weather predictions bureau. Mr.. Train has
left Liverpool for New York and will finish his
journey around the globe ten days short of
the record-making the trip in sixty-two days
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-12

The women chosen to be city officials in
Edgerton. Kansas, have resigned, not being
able to stand ridicule Of their official acts A
special election will be held to fill the vacan-
cies, and it is safe to prophecy that the men
who are TO be elected to fill them will endure
philosophically ali the criticism that comes.
Men are not over-sensItive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-12

The democrats Of Rhode Island are going to
celebrate with vociferous enthusiasm their first
victory in thirty years, when they inaugurste
their governor, and they are already extending
:heir heartfelt sympathies to their brethren in
Iowa, which is a prohibition state in nearly all
that the name implies,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-12

The democrats of the third Gate Randall)
district Of Philadelphia find unanimity, ap-
parently, in ex-MayOr Richard yaux, veteran
politician of scholarly attachments. He will
probably have little opposition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-12

1t is not ability so much as availability that
makes a good candidate for the Presidency.
Anybody can be President, but not anybody
can be elected. 1t is thoughts like these which
are worrying Governor Campbell OF Ohio, who
must risk another election as governor before
the time comes to nominate presidential can
li.latas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-12

1t is proposed by disgruntled republican to
change the name of the Australian ballot sys-
tenn to the Democratic ballot system. One or
two more trials, however, will be given it before
the change is made
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-12

The Canadian hen with duty Of FIVE cents
4 dozen on her manufactured product, still
liuds labor and raw material cheap enough to
compete successfully with the American hen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-12

A s1O,O00,OO0 shortage has been discovered
in the Buenos Ayres customs department and
North American enterprise doffs its cap 10 its
superior beyond the equator
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-12

II is rumored that Vim. L. Scott and Grover
Cleveland will organize a combine" against
the New York Sun and work an eclipse on it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-12

II Chicago wants to dispose of her worlds
fair elephant Washington has a new zoologi-
cal garden with no animals in it as yet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-12

The late gerrymander in Ohio did not pre-
Eent yesterdays cyclone from making a
straight cut to its destination.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-12

1t will cost only $500. OOO. 900 to complete the
Panama Canal Those wishing to purchase
stock will apply early and avoid the rush.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-12
NEw Wool DnEss Goops.

The scarce shades of Grays, Tans, Suede and Fswn,
in 40nch Henriettas at so cents and the tints
OF Gray In the 75c Mohairs All styles in soc. Check
Wool Suitings, including Blue and White, Black and
White. Brown and White. Garnet aad White, Garnet
Tan and White, Myrtle Black and White Navy. Black
aud White Checks.
CREAM WOOL DRESS GOODS
The prices quoted below not uncommon. THE
QUALITIES OFFERED AT THE PRICES ARE.
'40-inch Cream Wool Batste Soc yard
42inch Cream Wool Albatross. 5Oc yard
40-inch Silkfnish Mohair. Csc. yard
40-inch Cloth-fn Serge. soc. yard
42-inch Superior English serge..........6S Csc yard
42inch Striped French Serge.............S 9c yard
4O-ineh Silk finish Henriet SOC yard
this Batiste is an extra good bargain.
THE DRESS TRIMMINGS
The new Gold and White Applique Trimmings. the
novelties in Figaros and the Cold Silver and Steel
Band Trimmings some of the finest imported this
season and offered at The to,cest prices Of the season.
The PALAIS ROYAL
CONTINUED heow)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-12
A WoRp ABOUT CHA1L1s
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Err En- E Err Es w ssss
+ ERR 4 4 < 4 ssss

1t needs but the eentlest touch of nature now to
bring the light and airy fabrics into the arena posi-
tive necessities. While the thermometer LAYS in its
mountiugs into summer-you are pos;poning from day
day the purchase Of what you absolutely sure
you are going nced-and that soon-too. The queen
of the whole sisterhood of these cloth pictures is
French Challis Why is it-can you tellhat il 10 left
always for the Frenchman 10 borrow from the flowers
their beauty and work them into patterns lielike
that ii needs but slight stretch Of the Imagination to
fancy them exhaing their native perfume! or to take
the cold ungacefu and twist and turn
them into designs that csptivste and cham
their favor! And with their wonderfully def hands
they transfer these patterns into weavings Of the
highest worth.
Our line is complete Brim full OF patternines for
favored fabric for them nowae special consideration
Black, Navy, Cream, Tam Azure for the foundation
strewn in nniable good taste with the richest pat
terns-White and Black combinations that those who
in mourning VIII appreciate, besides q deilCats
Lavender aud White
1t does really if there no limit TO the
variety If patterns suitable for street These are
the French-genuine imported I hallis-
80 INCHES WIDE-50c AND 6Oc. YARD.
We don't mean to slight the American creations
perior-the domestics are attractive and worthy-we
think o enough to have collected a wide v riety.
All the spring shades have been used-Serpent,
Brown, Gray, Tau, Blue-6nu dozen Others
They are cheaper thun the imported ones That is
no reason why you should frowI on them. Your
choice Of any of the American patterns
1SC. YARD.
Compare line with other peoples-all you want
to-the yariety-the quslity-the price. We don't
yield the palm to any OF them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-12
TIT n II FER
+ / III T. {,
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dN THEIR NEW sToRE).

CORNER SEVENTH AND H STREETS NV.
II is generally safe TO re-
gard what everybody agrees upon -
being fact And every
one comedies that Ventilated Refrigers-
tor is made upon the best
scientific principles "Nos'' You don't
think soy We expected an
answer Of this kind from somebody.
and everybody don't agree
upon it'" We expected that. too Now
Well answer both those
contradictions At one time. Demurreu
and disputants are what
they ara because they don't know any
different, and have been
told something else. Everybody who
kHolcs admits what We
have said: and their knowled~e 10 de-
rived from demonstration,
and defended by experience. We will
give You the same oppor-
tunity. The Heinz Ventilated Re-
friserstors are built upon
scientific principles Never mind that
though. You haven't time,
perhaps, for scientific research. What
you want is demonstration.
So. you need refrigerator. and wen
suppose you buy Heinz
of US. Give It . months GOOD honest
use, and then IL you say
1t isn't the eea land the best because
it Is ventiissed) well take
1t back. return you your money and
you'll have had months
coli storage for nothing. and you will
also be the FIRST to knor-
sngiy contradict what We claim. five
will venture the test
can't you afford to make the trial.
There is q subject on
which no difference Of opinion can
possibly exist This
is the season when baby must have
adaily airing !" and. II
too youthful for pedestrian exercise, then
acsrrage is absolutely
necessary. ia carriage. 8 good one.
Then. as cheap in pice
ss possible. We can show you very
much better than
can tell you-as We could if you'd
lost your way-and
would take ALMOST the broad side
of this paper to merely
describe our enormous stock. But one
thing We will says
If Baby hasn't Carriage. aud needs one.
and you want large
variety to select from and want to buyn
as reasonably as you
can, then we declare ourselves ready 70
serve you.
We would also lay
some particular stress upon our stock
of Hsmmoeks and
Croquet Sets. We have
them at all prices
and the assortment is very large
il Is more than
probable we will advertise one Of our
special CHECK listr
sales in Wednesday nights star" five
do it will contain
some very rare bargains
T III III f. +.
E. E 4 i R Rnfh
+ "A "A H kk==
FRANKIE 4 Co, PROPS.
CORNER 9TH AND X SITS. y. W. 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-12

Candidate Cleveland has been caught on the
Farmers Alliance hook, and the anglers are
casting in the line for more presidential fish.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-12
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NEw SrocK Or DREss Goops,

TRIMMINGS AND BUTTONS.
Our buyers late visit to New York enables us not
only to show all the shades in Silk Wool and
Cotton Dress Goods, but in instances to quote
prices much lower than generally prevailing for
broken assortments.
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