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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-17
LIE DROIT PARK.
Action Taken at the First Meeting Of the I'm
prOvement Association.

Action Taken at the First Meeting Of the I'm
pr0vement Association.
The officers Of the LIE Droit Park Improve
ment Association are: DR.. Thomas B. Camp
bell, president; Thomas r. Senior and J. L.
McGee, vice presidents, Charles Davies, re-
cording secretary; NJ. G. Kendall, correspond
ing secretary; H. r. Barnard, treasurer, and
VIM Birney, advising counsel. Its object il to
promote improvements in the park and its
vicinity. At its first meeting the following
resolutions were passed:
THAT our cordial thanks are due to the
present and late boards Of District Commits
sioners for their recognition of the park streets
as public and entitled to be improved as other
public streets
I'VE respectfully request the District Com
missioners to take immediate measures to
place LIE Droit Park under the exclusive care,
by day as well as by night, Of the regular force
OF the metropolitan police"
delegation was appointed to wait on the
commissioners and urge the early use Of the
money appropriated for paving Linden street
from boundary to Maple and the revocation of
the private policeman's commission. which was
granted several years ago on the theory that
the park streets are private property. In both
these matters the delegations had favorable
answers The association hopes that for the
next fiscal year appropriations will be obtained
to complete the improvements already begun
on Maple and Linden streets. to be followed by
others for paving Spruce street and the
streets connecting Maple and Spruce.
The association proposes to enforce vigor-
ously the covenants in the original deeds of
proprietOrs, binding all grantees. their heirs
and assigns not to build within prescribed dis
tances OF the streets or houses of less value
than q fixed sum specified in the deed. En-
croachments on the streets and sidewalks are
to be resisted by all lawful means .
The petition to the Commissioners was
signed by ZIG residents and property owners.
Since the acceptance of the streets as public
about seventy new dwellings have been erected
IN the park and the value of land has risen
rapidly.
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TraNsferS of Real Estate.

Deeds and fees have been filed as follows J. A.
Prescott to W. H. Bowman. sub &c. So SOS: s..
John Ridout to W. II. Rupp, lot 8. block 8,
Cleveland Heights; s.. Emma S. Bunton to
NJ. S. Carpenter, lot 95, b. and L. sub Mt
Pleasant; s.. Emma i. Hart to W. w. john
ston. part 2, So. 4S4: s.. Emily Brooks to H.
t. Brooks, part Enclosure; $. Catherine
Campbell to Katherine S. Foss, lot l, block 26,
BroOkland; 500. Annie Peake to s. s. Galisher,
sub IL. so. SCI: $1,000 B. H. Plain to W. A.
Mckenney. sub 30. so. 81: $. W. A. Nc
Kelley to She Plain, same property; s.
Eva NJ. Pitts to V. II. Manning ct al, in
trust. subs Is to II, SO. 1905; 8.
j. +. Waggaman to Mary A. Mc(iingcll, part 1,
So. 3S; 8. X. +. Clarke to q. W. Alderman,
lot II. block Z. Ivy City; S40O. X. Logan to Il.
Foskey, sub l05. So. $40; $. II. +. Breumin-
ger to =. Oppenheimer. sub 2. So 1852; =.
L. Behrens to j.. W. Gregg part W. So 447; s.
+. j. kohlman to c. Schneider, part %. so. SIG;
$. &. A. Shields to ID. W. Hericott. lot o.
block ~. Columbia Heights: s234O. Washing
ton l.. and L. Co. of West Virginia to W. L. and
1. Co. OF District of Columbia, all property and
interest: 3. Susie G. Colt ct al. to Fourth
Presbyterian Church, part So 375; s.. 10.
Yermillion to C. A. Strangman. part IL, So
800; 8. l.. Il. Solberg to r. j. Putnam. subs
263 and 266 and 2G7, It's sub Chichester: 1926
Louise G. Moore to Arthur L. Suit lots 256 and
ISL. do; :4OO. r. Gibson to NJ. Gibson. lot 90
kalOrama Heights; 1895. Elizabeth Bladen,
part Chillun Castle Manor; s.. Ella g. Sher-
man and w. J. Armstrong. sub 10. SO. 49,;
S3,Ol8. A. B. Smith to G. NJ. Bache. sub 121
d. and L. sub Mt. Pleasant $3,52O2O.
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]. JAY GOULD closes at $50 p m--Adrt.


Master Plumbers Election and Banquet.
At the meeting Of the Master Plumbers As
ISOLATION last evening at the Owen House Off
GERS were elected for the ensuing year fol-
lows: President. James Raglan: vice president.
E. +. Brook; secretary and treasurer James
Cunningham; sergeant-at-arms. Joseph Quinter.
After the business meeting the association sat
down to a handsome banquet that spread
in one of the private rooms of the hotel. Those
who we're present were Messrs. j. l. Atchison.
:. 5. Shedd. James Nolan. John CaShan. +. ".
DevereuX. Charles Lockhead. James Cunning
ham. Albert Ward. T.. =. Hutchinson. James
Ragan. John Mitchell. L. J. Hannah. X. c.
Campbell. Daniel Hannah. W. W. Dougherty.
James LOckhead, Bowden Beuchler, George A.
Green. T. McBee and Joseph Quinter.
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ALL 81, So. 80 and 80 pants reduced to IS
Consignment sale, 81 It'll st. NV.

BEAR THIS IN MIND.-What better could Won
find for Christmas than a handsome parlo- or
bed room suite, or {. pretty carpet. well made
and nicely laid. and how much better a present
of this kind, which gives pleasure and comfort
the year round, than one which is used for
day and thrown aside the next. When you are
in doubt, therefore. what to give for a holiday
gift. drop into Ruddens Furniture. Carpet and
Stove Stores. $50 and 1872 It'll street northwest
and get something that will be sure to prove
satisfactory, both TO giver and receiver. Sea-
sonable well useful and ornamental gifts
Of this kind. purchased at Mr.. Rudden's. will
be delivered before Christmas and can be paid
for after the holidays A small deposit only is
required.
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The Alleged Salem Murderer.

Michael Callahan, formerly of this city, who
n wanted at Salem, Mass, to answer a charge
OF murder, as mentioned in yesterdays STAR,
has not yet been arrested 80 far as the officers
in this city know. The circular sent out to the
different police departments describes Callahan
as follows:
Michael Callahan, about thirty-two years Of
age. about five feet nine inches in height, little
dark monstache, face pimply; may have a fresh
cut on his face. Has been in the regular army
five years. Has worked in Washington. d. c.,
driving hack. Callahan Is wanted for the
murder of James Lane, in Salem, on the night
of Saturday, 18th inst"
Callahan is known to the officers here. but it
Is not likely that he came in this direction
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DENTISTS HAVE A GOOD TINE.
Annual Election and Banquet Of the WASH
ingtOn City Dental Society.

Annual Election and Banquet of the WASH
ingtOn City Dental Society.
The Washington City Dental Society met in
the parlors Of the Ebbitt House last night and
elected the following officers: President. DR.. E.
Il. Rust; vice president DIR. W. Donnally; Sec
rotary. DIR. j. H. p. Benson; treasurer, DR.. r.
b. Donaldson; librarian, Dr. H. NJ. Schooley.
After listening to the reading of Dr. J. H.
Lewis essay the members adjourned to the
dining hall. where an elegant banquet was
served. Those present were: Drs Darrell. C. r.
Davis. j. W. Davis. Donaldson. DOnnally, Ben
son, Finley, Green, Gunnell, G.. L. Hills. i. O.
Hills. l.. Hugo L. Hunt. j. II. Lewis. McFar-
Ian. MnnS"n, Noble, Rust, schooley, Seibold
Kich; Talbot, Latimer. Thompson. Wadsworth
WEIGH, Wolf and Diffenderfer and MIR. E. j.
Lewis
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CONDENSED LOCALS.

The George I.eary weathered the storm last
night all night and arrived On time this MORN
ing.
Eliza Snowden filed Yesterday
New call boxes are being put in the patrol
boxes of the first police precinct.
Felix Johnson. Vim. Mitchell and Edward
U Eourke were given ninety DAYS each by Judge
Miller yesterday for yagrancy. Maria Nc
Anonam. Joseph Brown and Mary Simms were
given sixty days each.
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NEVER SHrRK WORK.-WOrk is what tells in
this world. Take hold and lift has brought
many man and family from obscurity and
poverty into notice and wealth; but work
means ability and ability means good nerves
and strong health much anything else
And to strengthen the nerves and fortify the
constitution DIR. Henley Celery, Beef and
Iron. 1t does its work quickly and right every
time.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

ALEAuGH's.-The Lillputians in 1.-The Pupil
in Magic"
NATIONAL Jeferson-Florence in The
Rivals"
HAEEIs. Pablo Romani."
kEnSANs.-IIenry Enrlesque Company.
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The Prisoner Downed the Policeman.

William II. Turner. eolored. was ON trial I'm
the Police Court yesterday. Policeman passan
arrested him in the county Monday night for
profanity and before he reached the poiice .,a-
ton the prisoner had the officer ON the ground.
The policeman then used his baton ON Inrner,s
% thirty days.
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Presented with = silver TIE. Service.

Inc employees Of the East Capitol station Last
nlsh' presented their retiring superintendent,
sonn A. Clarke. Nth a silver tea service at 40s
street northeast, where a number Of friends
nAd congregated. Mr.. Chas W. Sherwood. let
Yer earIier at the East Capitol station, made the
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POLICE RAIDS LAST NIGHT.
Eleven Men Arrested and Some OF The
Tried in the Police Court Today

Eleven Men Arrested and Some OF Them
Tried in the Police Court To-day.
The police of the several precincts have de-
termined to rid the city of as many disorderly
characters az possible before the HOLIDAYS.
Last night the officers of the fourth precinct
raided three places in South Washington,
where liquor is sold, and arrested eleven col
ored men. The officers who took part in the
raid were Sanford, Smith. Espey, Herbert and
Hayden. Eleven young colored men were
arrested. They were VIM. Henry Lee, alias
Whisky Bill," Chas. Nelson, wm Thomas,
Jas. Peterson. John Hail. John Sayles. Isaac
Shanklin, Frank Coleman, Edward White.
Pinkney Turner and William Delaney.
The prisoners were marched to the station in
three squads, where they registered. Ten of
the eleven were locked up. The one who wns
not locked up was Edward White. and he had
go collateral to deposit for his appearance.
BEFORE JUDGE MILLER p
When the prisoners appeared before Judge
Miller this morning they offered all sorts of ex-
cuses. One man said that he went in the "a
loon to warm his hands, and ''of course took
a dram or two before went home" The off,
GERS said that most OF them hung about the
saloons. and many of them remained almost
every night until the closing hour, when they
were put out.
Judge Miller in disposing Of the cases told
the defendants that they had better keep away
from these places. The Judge reminded then,
of the fact that people had been killed in that
section Of the city during the Christmas holt
days and referred to the prisoner sayies, who
had loaded revolver on him last night.
Lee, Thomas, Coleman, Hall, Delaney and
Sayles were given sixty days each and Sayles
was fined $50 or ninety DAYS additional for car.
rying tho pistol Nelson, Peterson and shank.
lin were released ON their personal bonds and
White and Turner were dismissed.
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KEEPS POINTER
FOR THE
HOLIDAY TRADE.


What to buy for your husbands, sons, brothers and
friends for Xmas Presents in the way of
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS
We have prepared very attractive line Of
POPULAR GOODS.
Such Ms
NECK DRESSING IN THE VARIOUS SHAPES,
ALL-LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, IN PLAIN
WHITE AND FANCY BORDERS. SILK HAND
KEkCHIEFS, ELEGANT MUFFLERS, GLOVES,
SUSPENDERS, UMBRELLAS, COLLARS
CUFFS, HALF HOSE. NIGHT ROBES. CUFF
BUTTONS, SCARF PINS, &C., &c.
KEEPS SHIRTS.
There is no better Holiday Present than a few of
Keeps Fine Dress Shirts. X. NC. brand. Coo. K
brand. 81 each; K.K brand. Sl.2I Bes: in the
world.
We were fortunate enough TO secure large line of
ALL-LINEN HANDkERCHIEFS before the advance
in prices. consequently offer you these goods at the
OLD PRICES. An elegant All-linen Initial Handker.
chief 3 for u. Our Pc. Handkcrchieis q great
bargain
You are cordially invited to inspect the above
named goods.
KEEP MANUFACTURING CO.,
OLIVER P. BURDETTE,
4:37 18th st. n ".
SOLE AGENT FOR DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
dlSft
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JUsT THE THING FOR a CHRISTMAS GIfr-If
you want something seryiceable ~ well rs neat
for holiday present get one of those S35 par
lor suites six pieces. in three varieties at
RUDDEN's. $50 and .32 9TH ST. NV. Jus. the
thing for Christmas and will outlast many arti-
cles more costly. but not more appropriate OF
more useful. Purchase now-only small
amount of cash is aeeded-and pay after
Christmas
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Detective Carter yesterday arrested David
walsh. a bartender and locked him up ON a
charge of stealing a silver watch and chain
and eli in cash from Andrew Mahoney. an old
s .,, last Friday night. The prisoner de-
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Lodge of the Order of solon.

lodge of the Order of Scion instituted
Monday evening composed of employees in the
money order building. Interior and Treas1r
Departments. The following officers were
elected and installed: Maj. Andrew G. Apple,
president; Howard q. Douglass, vice presidents
Ira G. Mcmillan. money order building, secre-
tary: W. \. Deardod, treasurer; A. T.. Miley,
chaplain; l.. A. Nicholson, marshal; J. b. John
son. guard: V. A. Mcmillan, sentinel; &. NJ. Nc
MILAN. MD, medical examiner; VIM. VI. Ash,
DDS, John G. kondrup, A. Z. Miley, trustees.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

FORECAST TILL EIGHT A. NJ. THURSDAY.
For the District OF Columbia. MARYLAND
and Virginia, rain or snow; winds shifting to
uorthwesterly; colder tonight: fair Thursday.
CONDITION OF THE WATER
Temperature and condition Of water at 7
am.-Great Falls. temperature. SO; condition
IS. Receiving reservoir. temperature. 80. Con-
,lition st north connection. Sc; condition at
south connection. SO; distributing reservoir
Sa,,is o. copSitior M 1ffsnent cate bors.e ar
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CHRIsrxAs GooDs.-Choice stock Of water
color paintings, etchings, photographs. por-
celaln paintings, picture frames and mouldings
at the art store of ID. j. LAWS. 1927 Pennsylva-
ave-
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URAND CHRISTMAS EXHIBITION.
Lamps of all makes, designs and prices.
Onyx and metaltop tables; lamp shades.
Bric-a-brac. vases. candelabra and thousands
of pretty things in china. porcelain. &c.
Every article marked in plain figures.
Store open this week till pm.
). 4. SHEDD 4 Bro, 432 9th ST.
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ATTENTION is called to the closing out sale of
Lawrence 4 Camalier. 1910 + ST.. advertised on
page 4EgoOds must be sold
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Mrs. X. \. Donovan. 90i street. has full
line Of handsome hand-pairted scarfs. choice
novelties and beautiful eelluloid goods suita-
BILE for holiday presents Open evenings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-17

TONIGHT antrevery evening We are open. C.
A. NUDDINaS. Christmas goods and lamps, GA
18th street northwest
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AssJGxxE's SALR.-Thomas Downing, auc-
tioneer, viii sell tomorrow At store No. l76O p
street northwest commencing at 10 o'clock a.
m, fine line Of staple and fancy groceries,
liquors, wines, &C.; also o fine lot of fixtures
iron safe, large ice and butter boxes, horse,
wagon. &C., &c.--.Acuk
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"The Ouiia."

The WONDER OF THE NINETEENTH
CENTURY.
This most interesting and mysterious Talk
ing Board has awakened great curiosity where
ever shown.
1t surpasses in its results second sight, mind
reading or clairvoyance.
1t consists of small table placed upon
large board containing the alphabet and hume
rails. Ey simply resting the fingers of two per-
sons upon the small table it moves. and to all
lntents and purposes becomes a living, sensible
thing, giving Intelligent answers to any ques-
lions that can be propounded.
Wonderful as this may seem the "OUIJA' was
thoroughly tested at the United States patent
office before the patent was allowed.
For sale by all tirst-class Toy Dealers and Sta
TONERS.
Manufactured by
The KENNARD NOVELTY COMPANY,
22O South Charles street,
16, IL, 20 Baltimore Md.
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CArAwBA WINE 75c gallon
CHARLES kRAEMER.
49, 9TH street northwest.
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ATTEND the reduction sale of suits and over
eoatsat EIsEMAS Bros, tin and E.
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ALI. 20. SO and 4l2 suits reduced to IS. Con-
sicnment sale 81 9TH ST. n.w
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GRAND CHRISTMAS EXHIBITION.

ALL "a. so and S12 overcoats reduced to IS.
Consignment sale. 81 9TH st. NV.
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ALL go. SD. S25 Prince Albert suits re-
dneed to sl2- Consignment sale, 81 It'll st.
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MASrToU GINGER CHAMPAGNE for Christmas
and New Year should be in every household.
None alcoholic.
CHARLES KRAEMER 737 It'll st. NV.
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A Christmas Gift of No.
Would greatly please that wife of thine.
WHEELER i WILSON MIRO. Co., 437 9th St. n
dl6-St
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ALL SIS, go and SIS overcoats reduced to
S12 Consignment sale, 81 7.h St. NV.
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The veli-known firm of johnson Brothers
supply more families with fuel than any one
firm in the Cnited States.
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REDUCTION SALE of suits and oyercoats
EIsEMAN Bros, 9TH and z.
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AL els so and s25 overcoats reduced to
S12. Consignment sale. 81 eth st. NV.
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ALL IS. 80 ard Sl2 suits reduced to IS. Con-
sgnment sale. 31l 9TH st. NV
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We advise A. b. c. Tonic to be used to builS
mp the system Did YOU ever try il?
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VISIT HE EMPIRE CARPET CLEANING WORKS
eSl-t35 Mass. II. W. Telephone 1857.
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Quart OF 81 WHISKY for 75c.
quart of 81 Jamaica rum for 75c.
4 quart of Catawba. 25c.
CuARLEs kRAENER. 1877 It'll st. NV.
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House HERRMASY's for furniture and car
TETS Cash or credit See adv't, page 3.
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ALL IS. s10 and Sl2 Overcoats reduced to IS
Consignment; sale. 81 7th st. NV
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SUITS AND OyERCoArs reduced to SI4S5.
EIsENAS Bios It'll and r
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Coach Candles at MErzaER's, All eth St. n. w..

Dog Collars Engraved and Razors Honed
free. Immense stock. WALFonD's $. AT Pa. av.s
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FINE PORTE ais at Kets Kemethy's, llO9 Pa. av.


REMEMBER you still have an opportunity to
have your portraits finished in season for Xmas.
GEO. PRINCE. FotOgrafer. 1Ith and Pa ave.
JAMES +. OYSTER.
Dealer In Fine Butter,
L st. wing. near 9Th ST., Center Market
Main ONCE. cor. Pa ave. and 9Th ST.
Telephone. 27l 3.
NAKK-pow~ SALE Of suits and overcoats.
EIsEMAN Eros. It'll and E.
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Do You want to buy Diamond, Watch or
anything in the jewelry line? Go to W. S.
Japan, 604 9th st. NV. Goods sold very low
and guaranteed as represented. Established
1870. d5-l2t
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FL FL ~ j n y ::
POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE,
SEVENTH STREET.
Every department in our store IL full
with holiday goods of every de-
scripticn. Whether purely use
full or entirely ornamental or
blending of both. we
know you will 30
able to find what
you are look.
ing for.
taken care to
ulark everything
extremely low. The
stock is now unbroken
and the store is crowded with
many bargains. Everything has
been carefully selected and you can
feel assured that whatever you buy of us
you are getting the best value possible for
your money. We guarantee you that, and wo
have been in business long enough for Washington
ians to know that what guarantee can be relied on
Toys. Games. Plush Goods. Dolls. japanese Ware,
all sorts Of Bric-a-Brac. Cloaks. Dress Goods,
Lace and Heavy Curtains. Tables. Pictures.
Easels. Gloves. Umbrellas, Handker-
chiefs. in short, everything in .he
line of Ladies' Furnishings and
large Mems Furnishing
Department. all now are
showing an endless ar
rayof merchandise.
Book
Depart
ment is fea-
turethat youcan-
not overlook. We
have an immense stock
(withoat doubt the largest
in town. for you to select from.
Every book We sell is sold at q cut
price, and that price is the lowest you
can buy that book for anywhere in tbs
city. Our stock does NOT consist of few
specialties which we wish to make a noise"
about but EVERYTHING in the book line, from
an &c. juvenile to $50 set.
BBR "A y Z MMNM ssss
BIB 4 UU N X X SSSs
POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE.
9TH STREET. d13
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ALL 81. as. - and 30 pants reduced to s5
Consignment sale 81 9Th 81. NV
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School teachers use DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup.
1t saves their throats. Price only 25c 3
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WHO Is THE KxAyE or CLuEs2

He is the man Who sells cheap liquor at a
fancy price. by dint of some cunning imitation
of the name Of the superb Maryland Club"
Whisky.
the Maryland Club" Sold by John II. Ma
gruder.---Adcf.